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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-18
NAzIMOVA NOT
TO GO ON STAGE
Husband Denies Rumors That Star VIII
Present Snlome IN Now
York.

Madam" Nazimovn's .udrCiSlon ms 20
whethe. her next appearance would q"
In a screen or stag" drama has given
rlso - a multitude uC runors. tho most
prevalent Of which * that she IS about
70 go ~ New York and stage n dramatic
presenratior % Wild-'s lyrical and
poetic drama. 'SHlomc.' The Russian
star has no such intention and never
has had This statement Is positively
given out by her husband and d'rcctod
charles R-yaut. who calls attention 10
the ract that the Russian stars YER
stnn Ot 'Sa!ome" based on the Wide
drama and the HeardSieS drawings was
70 be released som" I'm" n hctoner.
IT would be POOR business and poor
art" SAYS Mr.. Bryant. 70 challenge our
r.cture with a dramatic version and 20
'oyer-recd' the public on 'Salome. me
fact IS however. that Madame \2l'-
nova - contemplating seriously the pro-
duction OF a spoken drama which ~ now
In our hands and under negotiations ny
which We hope % secure III" American
rirhtS-vou will sec by that that II IL
q foreign made play. II her present
plans prevail. n all probability We snail
present this drama in New York THIS
winter, following tho launching or our
photorlav. "Salome." which We figure
on releasing some time in October.
Madame Nazimova's intentions SO
FAR as tho spoken drama IL concerned
arc no. permanent. f9r after the run or
hcr stage play We expect to return 10
hollywood and the United studios I"
produrc a ricturo. the story for which
has ALREADY hoCu accepted and IS now
being given n screen translation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-18
Praises Harmony.

Speaking Of the convention, h. r.
Rehrena. one Of the Ohio county dele
gates. said: Tn every way II was ono
of the best handled and most enthusi-
astic conventions ] ever attended. lar-
ticularly was impressed with tho spirit
Of partly loyalty and harmony appar-
ent among the delegates. There was
mono Of the fractional differences winch
have so often been characteristic OF the
Republican party following a primary
election"
7 was also very glad" continued MT
Rehrens. ITO SEQ so many Of the Repub-
lican women present and taking an &C
tive part In tho deliberations Of the con-
vcntlon. II auEurs well for the Repuo-
l!can party that the women have real
Ted so readily their party duty and nave
shown themselves so capable OF per-
forming It. The days have gone forever
when men control the politics or the
state; the entrance OF the women has
proved tho contrary. and their acquisi-
ton Is quite n beneficial adjunct.
The harmony and corporation 50 an-
parcnt at the Huntington convention
are ASSURANCES for A great Republican
victory in the general election this faIl.
The Republican party has proved It's
worth and It's efficiency, and lis noml-
noes will all be elected by handsome
maiorit!cs."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-18

IN LIFE SAVING
Camp Fire. wetner and Corn Roast VIII
Be Held on Evo OF Breaking
Scout Camp.

Demonstration IN life saving were
held last evening ut Camp Agaming by
members Of the Wheeling MoundsNtlle
Council, Boy Scouts OF America.
Several members OF the troop council
were guests at the scout camp and the
demonstration was hold for their hcne-
ut on Friday several scouts VIII take
their final examinations in Nfe savings
for scout merit badges.
Among the guests AZ tho camp last
night were: GcorE" c. Crook. W. Il
Elliott Charles Daucnhorg. \. G. Hub
bard and Rev. L. 5. Crosse.
Preparations are being made - break
camp Saturday afternoon and as a final
feature camp fire. wc!ncr and corn
roast will be held this evening. Nd
dresses and camp stories will be del!v-
cred by various scoutmastcrs and their
assistants.
This years camp has been the largest
ever held by the Boy Scouts and an
average Of fifty boys attended camp
each week. The morale OF the boys was
exceptionally good and much heacway
was made IN scout work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-18
UNION MISSION
No HAVEN Of
REST FOR BUNS
NEW MANAGER SAYS ONE OUT OF
TWENTY WHOM THEY BOARD
RETURN AND PAX
PoR LODGING.
Present Homo to Be Thoroughly Clean
ed and Opening Day Set for In
specdon--No Buns Allowed.

The Union Mission is not a haven
OF rest for denatured alcohol buns"
declared Patsy HaincS. new suNcrni"n-
dent who recently arrived here from
Charleston. ". Va. succeeding Rev. G.
W. Cory.
We intend TO put every man 70 work
that comes TO the Mission and viii not
tolerate any one lettering around with
out working II there Is work" continued
Mr.. HatnCs.
Mr. Halnes stated that the building
was being given general cleaning. and
when the work IS completed Will have
the appearance OF new interior.
Mel Trotter System
Mr. NaineS Is student Of n" Mel
Trotter system and has learned tho ways
OF handling all kinds OF people. The In
mates at the Mission are treated with
kindness until II is proven that kind
ness brings no result and then other
methods are used. such as prohibiting
them from staying at the Mission.
Every man and woman IS given a
chance" stated Mr.. Ha!n"s. 1--WE Keep
them for a week and then secure en-
rloymcnt for them. In but few cases
these people always come hack and pay
for the weeks lodging we trusted them
for"
Since Mr. Haines has been At the
Union Mission no has secured employ
ment for 75' men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-18
CONCERT SATURDAY
At RIVERSIDE PARK
Internationally Fine Program Arranged
FOR Municipal Hand Concert
This Week

TIE eighth OF series 81 free open
mir concerts will be given by the
Municipal band tomorrow evening at
o'clock At the Riverside park.
The concert promises TO be equally
rs enjoyable as its predecessor. Direc-
Tor A. e Summers has prepared an eH-
ceutiorally fine program and this TO-
cether with the encore numbers VIII
make an evening OF rare enjoyment.
The community singing Will he an
added feature OF the concert and Will be
thoroughly enjoyed by the hundreds
who attend each week
The program follows;
March. Garry OO"..........M NJ. l.. Lake
March. "On the Alert"
..................H Hugh VI. Schubert
Overture "Strade,ta" FIR. Won Flotow
Fatrol. The Blue and Grey".......
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. w. paIoey
wal,zes from The Wizard of the
Nile" ................Y Victor Herbert
Grand March. from '-Tannhauser"...
............. - X wagner
Danca Hongroise. La zingana"...
............. .........-I fac. BONN
Overture. King OF Diamonds.
.......... ............. c. Lavalles
Love Met Heart TO Heart"
................... Geo. J. Triakans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-18

Of Elks in session In Frosthurg the last
three days. adjourned at noon yester-
day. The other officers chosen were:
First vice president. Frank V. Staun.
Frederick. Md: second vice president,
c, II. Simmons, Wilmington, Del; third
vice president. J. z. Ryan. washington
D. c.: secretary. T. p. Gerald. Girls
field. Md treasurer, r. b. Young.
HaCerstown Md: trustees. +. VI. Hoft-
helms. Hagerstown: George r. Daisy
Cumberland; w. l.. Hammann. Whining
ton. Del. and I. J. Callahan. Washing
ton, D. G.
The district embraces Delaware, Dis
trict of Columbia and Maryland. There
were IS delegates present. represented
by FIVE delegates from Annapolis, Girls
field Cumberland. Haserstown. Wash
inston, Wilmington. Baltimore, Freder-
isk and Frostburg.
The reports Of the retiring officers
showed n big gain In membership during
the year.
The convention adjourned. and tmme-
diately most Of the delegates departed
from Frostburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-18
FOUR HORSEMEN
ISLECTURE TOPIC
William Elliott Hammond 70 1lTs
Series Of Talks at Court
Theater.

William Elliott Hammond has secured
the consent OF his manager 70 give his
lecture. The Four Horsemen. Under
this title Mr. Hammond usually gives
three lectures. requiring three separate
dates:
Lecture War. Famine. Disease and
Death;
Lecture -Four Instincts: Hunger,
Sex. Fighting. Gregartous";
Lecture 3-"FR.;h. Hope Love and
Purity.
NJ. Hammond says for the hrst time
he will weave the three subjects into
one. thus giving his audience the best
N each.
During hts'travels and study. ne has
compiled the following. taken from old
manuscripts and ranslated-ptcked up
here and there:
Forge: the faults os other people.
Forget your enemies and remember
your friends.
Forget all gossip as soon as you
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-18
LAWN FETEAT
TR|ADELPH|A
Admission Prize or Three Chic1ens HAA
BE Feature OF Affair To Be Asla
August 24th.

Tho annual lawn tete OF the St
Na-y's church OF Triadelphta Will %
held on tho lawn Of the Green's Hotel
on Thursday evening. August -.
Tho committee IN charge are complet-
ing ARRANGEMENTS and hope 10 mako
3, the most successful affair ever held
nv rhe church. 4 special feature OF the
lawn tets will be tho admission prize
OF three fine chickens. donated by W.
y. Casey.
Col. r. w. OslcAav ot the waddIns-
ton farm, has donated one % his fam
ous thorough bred registered Guernsey
calves which Will be disposed OF at tho
lawn feta
The committees are composed OF;
General Chairman
Joseph J. Wagner.
Lunch Counter.-Mrs. W. R Rlelfus'
Mrs. Fred G.. Roorecht. Mrs. John @.
Storch, Mrs George Holman and Mrs.
Thomas Griffith.
Refreshments Miss Emma Storcn'
Miss Mary Cu-ren, Miss Emma ktus'
Miss Alice Griffith and Miss Agnes
Wagner.
Fssh Pond.-Mrs. Carl Bott. Mrs. o.
& Blatt. Mrs. James Griffith. and Mrs
Elizabeth rsstinser.
Country Store.--Nr. Carl R"tt. Mr'
O. c. Blast and Mr.. George Muta.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-18
MASONIC EXCURSION
POSTPONED TO AUG. 20
Trip Called OFF Because Of Low water
VIII be Hold Later-East St.
Louis Engaged.

The Ma sonic excursion boat rido
which was 20 have been held last We'd
re~day evening. but which was called
Off because OF the water being too low,
has been arranged for Tuesday eve
ming. Aug. 20.
The excursion w!'l p" held on the
- .at.at river steamer. the East ST.
Louis. a much larger boat. having room
,C- ~ lcaS' 200 more passengers than
he hoa' engaged FOR last Wednesday.
The commi,:"" in charge has announced
That all the tickets purchased for Aug.
&C. viii ne good for the excursion on
Nag. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-18
COUNTY COURT
Marriage License.

Marriage License.
Cu.~I?"a t;atr. a. and G:ovanna
MuS-;. g. bon - Relairc. Ohio.
Ftduciary.
Edward Howard appointed executor
prG-.r ne w:lI a. Joseph ". Robinson.
laud. S2.0on.
Deeds.
W,,i;am kns Epd'ey e A.. 70 George
:. Stevens real estate on Island
Edward l.. beagle 70 Charlie Ebeltng.
rea. estate N E;Eh'h ward.
N'yert.S RI. Wr.Ght 10 Clifford Cox.
land - HichRnd district
Charles Werner % Robert Schiller. lot
No Il in SHrtgr & Rj;chles addition
&. II Hld~e.. % Howard L. Shacknl-
ford t.: 9nS IN PieaSanton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-18
PYTHIAN SISTERS TO
HOLD FETE ACC. 70

\ lawn tcts ard street fair viii re
held on Key avenue near the National
IKE on Saturday evening. Aug. %. by
:he G.m Grove tempt" OF Pythian sis
lers.
Th,. committee in charge ia compos-
I'd o.: Miss Mildred Ducue. Mrs. Mar
carec Anderson. Mrs. Vida Bebout
Mrs Daisy Beecroft and Miss May
Rice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-18
MIN COUNTY DELEGATES PRAISE
HARMONY At COT. CONVENTION

hear q.
Forge, your own failures and remem-
Der your successes
Forget Tho pin-pricks, sights and
trivial ofrenses incident to all Ntc.
Forget 10 do any one an INJURY, but
remember TO do every ono a Kindness.
Mr.. Hammond's lecture vii! start at
o'clock. preceded with musical num-
hers. Tho doris OF the Court theater viii
open about 1880.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-18
DISTRICT ELKS
CONVENTION ENDS
OCEAN CITY. Md CHOSEN By
HORNED HERDS AS NEXT
MEETING PLACE.
Big Gain In Membership Is Shown BY
Reports at Meeting.

Cumberland, Md. Aug. I.-Wtth the
selection Of Ocean City. Md. as tho
meeting place next year, and the cleo
ton of J. w. McI.ane. Cr!sheld. as dis
,rIat president. the district convention
Of the Benevolent and Protective Order
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-18

Ritz on charge Of erecting "A dwell
ing without a permit from the CITY.
The warrant was sworn out by bulId-
ing inspector r W. Jackson. 1t is the
first case brought under the city build
ing code.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-18
MRS. FLORA WILLIAMS FIRST Wo-
MAN TO TAKE OFFICIAL PART
IN REPUBLICAN CoNvEN-
TON IN WEST VA.
Hatfield. Sutherland and woodward
Giyeu ovadon-Confdeut OF Re-
publican Victory In Fall Eleo-
ton-Behrons Talks.

Ohio county delegates returning from
the state Republican convention, heIu
al Huntington last Tuesday. say that
in many respects Il was one or the pest
RepuSlican conventions ever held IN inc
state They arc loud IN their praise OF
the partv unity. and are very optimistic
over tho chances for a sweeping Repuo-
lican victory this fall.
The HUNTINGTON convention was ceT-
tainlv Of vital Importance 10 the his
tory Of tho party. It being the first IN
which women have played a prominent
md official part. There were present
n preat number Of women delegates ana
,h~,r interest was equal to that of the
men.
or the Ohio county delegation present
two were women, Mrs. Flora Williams
and Mrs. Hett!e Hazlett. Mrs. Williams
was APPOINTED chairman OF the dclega-
ton from the First Senatorial district
for the selection OF delegates. and made
the official announcement before the
convention. AS this district was called
first. Mrs. Williams. TO the best OF our
belief. IS tn" first woman 10 TAX" an
official rart In Republican convention
IN West Virginia.
The growing interest and activities or
women in politics assure lively and
intelligent participation IN all future
party conventions. and the part taken
by them n Huntington Is only symbolic
OF what y will he IN the future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-18
FINED FOR BUILDING
WITHOUT A PERMIT

] f Clator. Of Clator near Mt de
Chantal was fined s. and costs yNster-
dav In rolice court by Judge John S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-18
Meredith Adds W eight.

Judge James \. Mered!th's nomina-
lion by the convention was expected and
the unan!mlty Of the delegates In his
selection speaks well for the harmony
oC the party. Judge Meredith's nom!-
nation Is highly satisfactory 70 tho rank
and fl~ Of Republicans in all parts Of
the state. and his name will lend weight
TO the ticket AZ the November election.
Ex-Governor Hatfield. Senator Suth-
crland and Congressman woodward nd
dressed tho convention on tho record
and achievements OF the Republican
party and were roundly appiauded ny
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-18

A. T Rarrect. chief deputy Z. ;. mar
shall left Yesterday for E1kins TO appear
before the federal court this morning
to the local office accounts approved by
the court. II" will return 20 this city
either Monday or Tuesday Of next week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-18

Stefan Pecha. mill worker. OF 252S
Eocr street. ftl"G application for dec!ar-
alton ra7a~s with Deputy [. =. 'IerN
John II. Conrad. At his otftce IN 'ne
Federal building Yesterday. F"'Na IS
Cze,hn. Srovaliian and arrived in this
country IN 1907.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-18
City Briefs

Gearga Baird. special representative
FOR the Mutual Life Insurance Company
Of New York City. applied for n PASSPORT
at the office Of Deputy |. 5. Clerk John
n, Conrad. Yesterday Mr. Baird con-
TEMPLATES three weeks tour OF INC
British Isles. and the 5attietie'us OIL
France and Germany.
frank ] He'll also made application
,or a rasrort for himself. his wife and
rbird Yesterday at Clerk Conrad's office.
Mr. He'll and family will visit with rcla-
lives in Germany.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-18

LAFAYETTE Graner, formerly c"nnec'co
with tho real estate department or inc
Fulton Bank and Trust COMPANY Will
open real estate offices or MS own on
or about Septcmher !. The offices VIII
10 located on sixteenth street. near tho
EIrs, English Lutheran church. MT.
C,ranor served as asststan, city man
ager under c. F. Ephlin and G. o. Nasle.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-17

Put your energy into achievement today rather than into regrets, to- morrow.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-08-25
Wax uSmrtil diva.

Diva muzi usmrceni byli v pondeli
vlakem Pennsylvania drahy jedou-
cfm Washingtonu do Baltimore
Marmon stanice. Oba muzi. James
Burkett a Edward Deaver. ieli 9
trnckem patricim Maryland Ice
Cream spolecnosti. Ma kolejich
drahy zachycen byl truck vlakem
jedoucim dobe te rychlosti asi AS
mil "a hedinu. Truck byl narazem
1pln6 roztrfsten oba muzi zabiti.
Edward Deaver spalen byl pod hofi-
elm automobilem ku nepoznani.
Parostroj vlaku byl tax poskozen, ze
nahrazen byti musel parostrojem
Inakladniho vlaku.. Do vzdalenosti
pGl mile rozhazeny hyly trosky
automobilu. Ice Cream. ktery ma
Marmon stanice vezen byl Balti.
more, byl tam slozen truck vracel
Sc zp6t po silnici. jez stoupa ku
zeleznicnim kolejim. Burkett chauf-
feur trucku, nevida koleji stati
|hlldace. .domnival Sc asi re v bezpeci
pres koleje .,Teieti bude moci. SAM
ford. hlidae kfizovatky po Is rokn,
okamziku nehody byl We hlidaeske
budce.
Petadvacet tiSic "a zenu.
Dewey S. Rock podal zalobu ma
George Sapowina, 1900 .Harf ri
avenre, jehoz zaluje ma $25. od-
skodneho "a to, ze mu odloudii ieho
zenu, Mildred Rock.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-08-25
Urcovani uhelnich cen predmetem
kamene Lrazu.

Marylandska komise ma rozd6lo.
vani uhli We statu utkava sc ne.
pritelem SWIM. Baltimorskou uhelni
sbursou, ktera nechce trpeti. ably
ceny uhll konisi stanoveny byly.
UheDni prodsvaci brant se pfoti to-
mu. ably urcovano Jim bylo. co smi
odberatel1 vydfiti a CO nesmi.
| " sobotu bylo tomu sest mesf-
ch, co osmilete ditko. Clare Stone 2
Elmora avenue. zavrazd9no bylo asi
Duncan lesiku. Vrah dosud male.
zen nebyl.
| - Plynova stanice &C" Oil spo-
lecnosti ma Key Highway a Law
renee ulici znicena byla noci ze
soboty ma nedell pozarem. zavin9-
nym vybuchem. SKoda obnasi asi
$4,000. V jednu dobu pozarem
ohrozovano bylo pobliz 18 stoiicich
nadrzek petroleinych drzfcfch v So
be 2l6.0OO galonn petroleje.
- Vrazdou Williama R. Norrise
dovrsen byl pocet IL. vrazed spa
chanych bshem jedineho roku v
Baltimore. V kazde 2 nich vrah
prchl.
- Pc tfi a pal roku trvajicim
manzelstvi povolen byl rozvod Min-
ME A. Wilkinson. 1876 N. Montford
avenue, cd manzela, Calvin A.
Wilkinsona. Pn celou dobu imam
zelstvi'' manzele vnbec spolu nezili.
"Mokrymi". proti prohibieni
ligou, odporudeni byli k nastavaji-
elm primarkam diva kandidati IRA
du senatorskeho: republican
Joseph !, France q demokrat Viii.
liam ]. Norris. iehoz zasluhou hlav-
ne statni vyDucovaci prohibjcn!
predloha poslednim zasedani za-
konodarny porazena byla. France
20 dobu sesti rokn stal ma strane
proti prohibici a jest proti prohi
bicni ligou uznan iako 'stoprocent-
| nj mokrV'
" 600 blocku ma N. Charles
ulici nalezen byl 24lety William
Neuman z Liberty hotelu v bezve-
demi nasledkem poziteh0 jedu.
Neuman do Baltimore pfiiel z New
Yorku.
- Ma John Hopkins universit9
skoncen byl sobotu osmi tvdenni
letni kurs pro zvlaste pokroeile dit
ky. z kursu, kterym nahrazeno
p1l letni pravidelne vyucovani, vyslo
dspesn9 ma 400 hochn a divek.
Kurs zahrnoval roGniky cd "Detske
zahradky" az do predpravne vyssi
skoly.
- Deset beden melonn skonfi-
skovano bylo v Hollins trznici in.
spektory zdravotniho odboru a zni-
ceno jako skodlivych zdravi lidske.
mu. v sobotu jedenact mestsky ycf
trznic podroheno bylo 1fedni pro.
hlidce. Inspektofi oznamuji, II
pomery v trzniclch posledni dobe
zlepseny byly.
-Zdravotni odbor oznamuje l7s
1mrti uplynulem tydnu, Ze zem
relych AZ esohy zemfely v nemocni-
cich. Ditek narodilo SO 376.
= Osmilety hoch. Marion Nc
Cormick, usmrcen byl nedeli au-
tomobilem Alberta Wilkensona ns
Belair road Matle avenue. Usmr'
ceny hoch byl Overlea.
| Tehoz dne poranano bylo sedn
osob v r17nych peulicnich neho'
dach.
" pondeli r1znych nehodacf
poraneno bylo sest osob.
- Sc stavbou dvou bankovnicf
budov pocato bylo ma rohu Ralti
more st. Paul ulice ma rohl
Light Redwood ulic. kde stat
bude Citizens National. M
rohu Baltimore St. Paul ulic po
i stavena bude National banka.
v byvalem kap,ennem lomu ,
Falls road 80. ulice utonul v 1te
Try neznamy muz. Cepice nesl'
; znamku New Yorske firmy. Uto
mutt muze. ktery die vseho pfijel a,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-08-25


Mezi rozvedenymi jest Barbora
Raska. 2Ol Cherry ulice. cd Josefa
Rasky.
Policejni komisaf, Gather,
znopu oznamil potfebu rozmnozenf
policejni straze o 200 muz6 pfi.
pise zaslanem odboru 1a odhady
spolu radou, ably m9stska poklad-
na vydluzila Sc snmu potfebnou ma
roZmnozeni straze.
- S vysetfovanim pomerG panu-
! jicich We Spring Grove 6stav9 poea.
to bude budoucim tSdnu. Podnet
ku vysetfcvani dala obzaloba, Re s
| vyslouzilci valky 1stavu spatn9
zachazeno bylo.
- Baltimorsti zidi postfli Sc cd
1tery vecer do stfedy vecer prote-
stuiice tax proti pokusu zniciti III
dovskou viru sov6tskem Rusku.
Zpravy Ruska hlasaji, ze zidovske
synagogy skoly byly zavfeuy. Ma
mnohych mistech zidi pry schazi Sc
v tajnych sklepenich. iez stTezeny
jsou proti nahlym pFeradGm zvlast-
mimi strazemi. V sobotu bylo We
like naffk&ni Baltimorske synago-
ze Aitz Chain. kde zidovKy plakaly
a muzi hluboce dotceni byl; mad
udanym pronasledovanim zidn v
Rusku.
Jedlny mlYn v0dm silou hnany
vMarylandu.
| Pc sto dvacet rokd ma Jones Falls
klepe stary mlSn, ktery uzfva W.
hradne ku pohopu vOdni silly.
IMlyn fizeny firmou D. C. Timanus
& Bros, jest iedinym sveho druhu
We statd Marylandu. Skorem ma
jih cd Cedar avenue mostu, kdy5
tbifzis Sc ku Falls silnici. skmem ve
Istinu modernich pfadelen Wood
berry Cotton Duck, ;" zahlednouti
mites strechu vycniraiici mad siIni-
ci pfi potoku Jones kryjici stare
byly mlyn vystav6ny rOku 1902
James Hughesem. Silnice ku mly
nu vedouci Tyson Mills silnice'
dnes. kdy vybudovana moderni sill
nice Falls. pfestala existovati
stary mlyn upadl zapomenuti
Silnice ''Tyson Mill" pnvodne byls
indianskou stezkou, kterOu Indiant
bravali sc ma potulkach svych. Je,
pTepinajici potok abudovan byl &c
klad. jez vykaceny byly lese nyn
zvanem Woodberry. We velike po
vodni, kterou Johnston Pensylva
nil byl utrpel, jez poskozen byl, Il
ku sprav9 pfikroceno byti muscle
Misto klad uzito bylo ku oprave ce
mentu q jez tento jest prvnim. kter!
z cementu Marylandu zbudoval
byl. Kdyz stav9n byl, neveffc
posmivali Sc. Re klady nemohou ma
hrazeny byti ''blatem smichanym
kamenem a maltou." Cementov!
iez dosud stoji. V Obcanske valc'
vojsko utaboreno bylo u mlyna. Pc
vest. re vojsko krade. neukazala g
byti pravdivou. Timanusovi ztrati
10 Sc jenom iedno podsvince.
We mlyn9 pracuie Sc do dneska
Dosud dobre Sc vyplacf a nestara 81
o stavky a .nestavky. iimiz modern
podniky Gas Cd 6asu tolik trpi
Klepe dnem j noel. den "a dnem
;tfeba kameny stareho systemu Wy
/ meneny byly "a kameny noveho sy
stemu, nehoz mouka neni tai
sladkou vyzivnou jako ze stareho
i Kola hnana jsou touze vodDi silou.
Pfepadeni ma Belair road.
v nedeli rano pTepadeni byli OBJ
chodnici cestujici kozesinami Fir
my ALASKA Fur z Filadelfie. H
, B. Stecker a Morris Karoenreich
: dvema muzi. okradeni jimi o koze
] siny. iez sebOu automobilu veil
i do Baltimore sperky q hotov
! penize. Okradeni byli pfedmet
. v celku asi $40 900 cen9nych, Pre-
pad udal Sc nekolik mil cd Belair.
j Pres 600 Slepic uhofelo.
V noci z 1ter5 ma stfedu shore
q dunn Johna D. Krafta ma Orchar
!. avenue nedaleko Brooklynu. Maj
q telka st9zi utekla z hoTiciho domu