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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-22
Fire Sweeps Downtown Store Estimate Loss at 100000
Romance, Started in
DrO70Hing Rescue, Is
CIimaxed By Wedding

A romance. said 10 have had its
birth last fan at Lake orion. Mich,
when the bride and groom were res
cued from drowning. eliminated in
the marriage OF Miss Fayetta c..
Jones. whose address is given as
South Bend. and Erie II. Saunders
OF Toronto. Ont, at Detroit recently.
Although no trace OF the bride
could be discovered in this city, de-
tails OF the wedding %ere revealed
by Rev. r. VI. Fields OF Detroit yes
terday. He declared that the two
were married at the brides furnish
ed room. 1921 Lysander St, Detroit,
on February 9. Press notices at the
time named Miss Louise Reese and
j. +. Saunders as attendants of the
couple
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-22
TAX APPRAISALS
HERE INCREASED
ABOUT $4,OOO,OOO
Valuations on Township Prop
erty Set by Assessor Struc-
lures Face Increase.

Tremendous jumps IN the value OF
South Bend business property are re-
vealed through announcement Of
1922 appraisals made by Joseph
Voorde, Portage township assessor.
before members OF the Real Esate
board Tuesday noon.
The Increases vary. ranging from
40 and so percent 10 100 percent.
South Bend has grown In population,
and its real estate. especially in the
business portion OF the city. has be-
come more valuable as attegted by
the high rentals received. Mr..
Noorde said.
Blanket Increase.
A general practice in the city was
observed In several instances in max
ing appraisaIs. Mr.. Voorde said.
They were.
Blanket increase Of Is percent on
all buildings constructed before 1918,
including business and residence.
Blanket cut OF 90 percent on AL
buildings. both residence and busi-
ness. constructed since 1918.
These two blanket operations rep
resent the price average OF building
construction. Mr.. Voorde said. Build
ings constructed before 1913 had been
assessed too cheaply and the in
crease OF % percent was to appraise
them at actual value SO. too, with
buildings constructed during the era
OF high prices A 90 percent cut
equalizes the difference between the
cost OF construction then and now.
Mr. EOOrde held.
The net result OF this price maneu-
vering has been TO increase the tax
ables OF the township about $4,000
600
AS an indication OF the manner in
which property values down town
have been raised to conform with
the assessors idea Of increased val
ues. q few figures are cited
At the southwest corner of the
heart OF the business district. Mich
igan and Washington. the drug store
frontage with q = q. on Michigan
SO and so II. on Washington av.. has
been raised from a valuation Of $685.
600 90 $1I0. 900. The building was
raised from $500 valuation to $12, -
600. This shows the property worth
about $1,000 per front foot.
List Of Increases.
Following is "a list II property and
increases on the west side Of Mich
lsan ST.. between Washington and
Jefferson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-22
Man Is Painfully Injured
When Struck by Street Car

Nate Candy, 21S Seeberger, dr.,
was painfully injured late Tuesday
night, when he was struck by a
Madison ST. car and knocked to the
pavement. The accident occurred
at Lasalle and Michigan SITS Gant
dy. it is said. was crossing Michigan
ST, and did not notice the oncoming
car as IL made the turn at Lasalle
av. The front of the car struck
him In the chest and knocked him
70 the ground The mOtorman
stopped the car before IL passed
over his body. He was stunned by
the blow. but was able 10 be taken
TO his home i'm the police ambulance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-22
STUDENTS AT HIGH
SCHOOL ADDRESSED
BY FRANK Herring
Well Known Orator Outlines
Essentials in Public Speak
ing to Students.

Public Speaking was the sub
ject chosen by Frank r. Herring in
his address before the students OF
the High school Tuesday afternoon.
He emphasized the need for natur-
alness and sincerity.
The need for ability in public
speaking grows daily. due to the
ever increasing number OF public
meetings and the demand for COM
petent speakers" said Mr. Herring
The better and more rapid trans
portation offered by the automobile
is responsible for more and larger
gatherings while the custom Of noon
luncheons where various sorts OF
speeches are featured brings up the
total of those meetings where people
go 10 har someone talk. All this
makes necessary the training Of the
young folks who are the speakers
of the future"
The difference between oral and
written composition was discussed
and illustrated, along with the four
kinds Of composition. descroitipn.
narration, exposition, and argument
alton
Mr.. Herring commented also on
what he termed the external" part
Of public speaking. including the
voice, guestures, and stage presence
Should Cultivate Tone.
When you ind" he said, "the
pitch of voice which is most pleas
ant to your hearers and with which
YOU speak the easiest, cultivate that
tone. As for gestures use the ones
that come naturally 20 YOU as YOU
speak. 1t is impossible and foolish
to lay down rules. saying definitely
that such a gesture should be used
20 produce a certain effect. The eff
feet produced is often gratesQue.
BE as natural as YOU possibly
can be when you appear before ar
audience. You viii want people 20
think OF what YOU are saying. bu
I their attention is easily diverted Il
] they once suspect YOU are more in.
! terested in managing your hands
/ than In what you are saying.
Glass room training can be giver
| in proper enumeration, pronuncia
/ ton. emphasis and persuasivenes-
all of which arc necessary 20 IN,
/ successful public speaker.
Sincerely Big Factor
you Will find continued Mr.
Y Herring, that the person who gets
across his ideas with the most ease
/ is che one who has a sincere and
absolute belief in what he is saying
Lincoln. who gave us what is called
/ the greatest piece of American ora
! tory in his Gettysburg address, did
1 not possess the qualities of the great
1 orator His voice was at time,
strange and high, and his appear
I ance was most ungainly. But he
spoke right from his soul. and he
4 got across" into the hearts OF his
audience"
number Of the most successful
/ of contemporary public speakers in
/ Guiding Viviani, Lloyd George
/ BOurke Cochran. IaFollette, and
| William Jennings Bryan, were men,
I toned by Mr.. Herring as being the
most representative of modern ora
/ tors
There viii be no school Wednes-
day because of the legal holiday. Tn,
/ High school Will have a solid ges-
/ sion" Thursday with classes dis
missed at 100 o'clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-22
old Valuation
SON Is ACCIDENTALLY
KILLED. PARENTS HEAR

Mr.. and Mrs Fred 'Pagle. 6I9 +.
washington av.. received a telegram
Tuesday morning from Phelps. Wis.
stating that their son. Glenn. had
been accidentally killed there. No
details were given. Mrs. elem
Pagle will accompany the body TO
south Bend. Funeral arrangements
will be announced later.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-22

term, which makes the reappraisal
fall due this season.
A comparison Of Valuations may
be seen by increase I'm prices on the
west side OF Michigan ST. north of
Washington. Following is the list
from the American Trust Co. TO the
Hams Egbert corner at Michigan
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-22
4rney Is Found Gully
On Grand Larceny Count

Willard Arney was found guilty
By a superior court No. 2 jury Tues
day morninr OF grand larceny. and
his punishment fixed al a dne OF SO
with so day jail sentence. He was
charged Nth stealing auto tires from
James Z. HOlderman in 1919.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-22
South Bend Plans to Celebrate
Better Home Furnishings Week
Crane Chicago Institute
Give Series of Lectures, Free to Public, at High
School Auditorium Next Week.

South Bend Will celebrate Better
Home Furnishings week. starting
Monday cooperating with Ross
Crane. famous interior decorator of
the Chicago Art institute. and Mr..
Cranes staff of experts Mr.. Crane,
Miss Evelyn d. Hansen. national
" known authority on proper dress,
and r. A. Cushing Smith. noted
landscape gardener. will give daily
talks at the high school auditorium.
both afternoons and evening, Mon
day. Tuesday Wednesday and
Thursday Retail merchants Of
South Bend. cooperating with the
daily newspapers, are responsible
for bringing the famous speakers to
the city
Crowds. which will tax the seat
ing capacity Of the high school au-
ditorium at every lecture, are ex-
pected. because of the prominence
and reputation of the speakers in
their various Inns There viii be
no admission charge for any Of
the lectures All that Will be neces-
sary to gain admission to the hall
viii be the possession of a free
ticket. which viii be passed out in
downtown stores and other public
places.
Better Homes Institutes.
The Art Institute of Chicago.
! through the medium OF its extern
sion department. is accomplishing
remarkable results in art appreeia-
tion throughout the Middle West.
In the last three years the extension
department has conducted its So
called Better Homes Institutes
from Texas 10 Michigan and from
Arkansas 10 Winnipeg. Canada.
Scventy-five cities and towns have
been visited and practically every
where the institute has been greet
ed with such crowded houses and
won such popularity that many re-
turn engagements have been neces-
sary. A number OF cities have been
visited twice and several or them
three and four times. The enthusi-
astic response TO this movement
has amply demonstrated that there
is practically a universal desire for
better furnishings and better dec
Orations IN the home. The great
demand for the institute has
forced the art institute 10 double
the Better Homes" staff so that
two Institutes can be held in differ
ent towns at the same time.
The definite purpose Of the Bet
ter Homes Institute IS TO inspire
people with a desire for more beau
tiful and better planned gardens
and grounds and more convenient
and artistic houses. which shall be
furnished and decorated with taste
and a sense OF harmony, in sym
pathy with an understanding OF art
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-22

Sparks from the chimnrz were
the cause of roof fre rs t.- home
Of James 81. Casey. e-4 s. Fr8rs. 70
81. yesterday noon A Joss 40 So WAS
reported by Hose Company $50 o.
which exungl.shed -1t blaze.
Frequent quarrel- and bad tem-
per are named as grounds for ll-
vorce by Maude Carlson. SIS ~.
Notre Dame ar. from Carl Carlson.
in her action filed in superior ceur-
yesterday. Thet We're married
April is. 1915. aAd paraled Feb.
20 1924
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-22
THURSDAY

8 p. M.-Gallery Talk on the
Paintings IN the TX
hlbit.-Ross Crane.
4 -. N.-Third Dress Demonstra-
tion. The Wen Dressed
Woman on a Moderate
Income" - Evelyn ID.
Hansen.
s. j.. M.-The Servantless House
How 10 Build Com
fort Beauty and Eco
nomy Into the Home
Ross Crane.
9 j. M.-Question BOX. - Ross
Crane. Miss Hansen. Mr.
smith.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-22
LOCAL ROTARIANS
ATTEND C0NCLAVE
AT CAPITAL CITY
DR.. Lippincott Is Speaker at
Opening Day Session of
Annual Conference.

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 21.-Three
sectional meetings Tuesday night
completed the first days program of
the fourth annual conference of In
diana Rotarians being held here.
The day was given over principally
10 a series of luncheons and enter
tainments
A meeting at which Rotary activi-
ties were discussed was held in the
afternoon. Charles z. Hall presided
at this meeting and introduced DIR.
w A. Mills, president of Hanover
college; DR.. Samuel e Smith. su-
perintendent of the Eastern Hos
pital for the Insane. at Richmond
Samuel Stricken. Marion; viii c.
Ehrhardt, Greensburg: Prof. w.
Gear Spencer. Franklin college. and
DR.. c. A ippincott, South Bend.
Plans for the 1922 international
Rotary convention were discussed at
another meeting.
The delegates are expected to get
down 10 the work of the confer
ence proper Wednesday. the last day
of the meeting. The program for
the morning session includes an ad-
dress of welcome by Gov. McCray.
the converting of the conference by
Dist. Gov. Clarence II. Willis, Of
KOkomO. communications and an
nOuneements by Conference Sec'y
Wilbur T. Gruber. the reports OF
Frederick +. Matson on revision or
the international constitution. an
address by Charles NJ. Meier of
Fort Wayne, the report of the Gre
rentals committee, voting for dis
trict governor and receiving invita-
tons for the 1928 conference.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-22
H0OSIER STATE BOY
AMONG ROMA VICTIMS

ELWCOD. Ind, Feb Corp.
l. 3. Nevron.d OF this city is among
those missing from the crew OF the
dirigible Roma, which plunged 70
the earth Tuesday at. the naval base
at Hampton Roads, Va. Hevron's
parents We're aware Of the fact that
their son was or the Inflated ship
and upon learning Of the accident
called the authorities at Hampton
Roads and We're advised that their
son was not among the living mem
bers OF the crew. They were told
that his body had not been found.
He is sorry cook that cannot
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-22
WEDNESDAY,

g p. M-DesiEn and Planting OF
50-fJ. lot, illustrated
bv coiOred lantern
sIIdes-F A Cushing
smith.
y. AE-Thlrd Interior Decora-
tt O n Demonstration.
Maximum Beauty at
Minimum Cost. Ross
Crane.
o p. AI.-A'Cltv Planning For
Your Community" IL
Illustrated by colOred Ian
tern slides - r. 4.
Cushing Smith.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-22

This block represents probably the
choicesr business property tn the
city. At the taxable valuation im-
posed 10y the assessor "a price OF bet
GER than $500 per front foot exists
for the o. p. lots of fun depth.
Comparison of Values.
ordinarily the value of real estate
81 changed but once iu four years.
bur revision of the state law pro-
vdes shat real estate shan be as
stszeJ at the end Of the assessors
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-22

Fifty South Bend Rotarians are
attending the conference at Indian
apolis, having left this city at 10
O'Clock Tuesday morning in a spe-
cial car which they viii use as their
headquarters during the two day
session at the Capital City. The To-
cal delegates plan TO return to South
Bend Thursday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-22
ShiVely SS6.1OO.

bopSt SinNcl1 SoosAoN.
Then again on the east side OF
Michigan ST.. beginning with the Max
Adler corner at Washington and
running south 10 Jefferson:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-22

Louis Paredich, sample and
Franklin SITS, was arrested by the
police Tuesday night on a charge Of
suspicion.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-22
Els Temple to Be Scene
OF Final ActiOn IN Film

The Elks Temple will be the scene
of the final action Of the local two
reel movie. Along Came Jack" to-
day. The final scenes viii be shot
today and Director Bowman VIII
leave for Chicago with the films to-
night, where the finishing touches
will be made and everything made
ready for the showing OF the pic
lures az the Blackstone tneatef
here. all next week.
High-pOwered arc lights have ar
rived from Chicago and Will be in
stalled in the EIks Temple this
morning in preparation for the
scenes TO be taken this afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-22
TUESDAY

8 -. M.-Second Dress Demon
a stration. Line ~ Evelyn
ID. Hansen.
So. M.-Secoud Dramatization
Of Interior Decorati ton.
cart rs. Aunt Matilda
Ross Crane.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-22

Nothing comes fairer 10 light
than when it has been long hidden
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-22

Quality without quantity is little
thought OF
he that clatters 70 himself talks
10 a fool
He that gets. forgets, but he that
wants thinks on.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-22
LaSaIle at Stt5.OOO.

| Continuing north on Michigan and
| using the increases on the east side
the following figures were available:
| name Old Valuation New
! A. Lippman $4,000 $3.50. 0Oo
Palace Theater. 1910 $4,000
North'n Imp. Co. 1890 $4,000
North'n Imp. CO. 2.50O 10000
/ LaSalle Hotel. . $4,000 $4,000
To reveal values of real estate on
1.-THE east side of Michigan st, he fol-
lowing increases between Washing
ton and ColfaX have been brought
l q hnuf.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-22

He is a sorry cook that cannot
lick his own fingers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-22
roRsrr STAY ~ IS DEATH

GENEVA Feb GA Wfaichone corset stay
~.,,s.1 fhe death recently of ! Zurich young woman
s-nHr .kNne She was makiE steep descent. when
i - rf.r companions th9ught the fan caused her
s.h but found 80 bad been caused by the corset
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-09-01
Zral0k v South rece.

AnnCuc VIIuSeul Iu0Ll praLCIy
koupani Anne Arundel okresu "a
vineno bylo. kdyz v sobotu chycer
byl South fece zralok m9fici 81
stop zdeli vazlci kolem 800 liber.
zralok chycen byl do site ryhafG
Arthura. Evanse a Stallingse. Ry-
bari, do'nnivajic Sc podle silneho
splychani dobe tahnuti site, ze
tam vice bylo zralokn.
~ Cena uzeneho cerstveho We.
pfoveho masa klesla sobotu v
mestskych trzniclch. Uzene 8 a
cerstve O 2 Gently. jak udava sprava
trznic. Zvlastnim zjevem jest, "a
vinnych hroznd vylozeno jest DO
skrovnu ma prodej. Pry tim vinna
"domaci vyroba".
Y dome dvoii tfinActky bydlel
. pfec propulsion ma svobodu.
st'astn5m byl LIP. Craven, (. 1918
Madison avenue. jehoz potkala Ia
nehoda. Re bytu jeho nalezli pro
hibicnl agenti ukrytou kofalku.
Domaci pani domu sv9dcila. Re Cra-
ven bydli nj, ze je velice pracuii.
ci muz a ze MONA nekdo jiny v by
tn jeho kofalku 81 schoval. Soudce
proti tomu myslel: "Je to divine.
aby nekdo cizim bytu koralku
si schovaval. A pax, jak "veliee
pracuiici" muz? Craven je tesa.
fem "a dnesnich dnd stavkujicim.
Pro nedostatek d1kazd koneGn9
Craven propusten ma svobodu.
V nemoznosti najiti praci A
lexandr l4eunk. 38 rok1 stary, po-
kusil Sc nedeli rano sebevrazdu
iedem dome, {. 3O36 Boston uli.
ce.
v sobotu sedm osob platilo
poranenlm jizdu v automobilech.
Obchodnici trznici Fells Point
NELL sobotu notnou praci chraniti
sc pred 1toky automobile. Diva
stanky porazeny byly. Emanuel
Hoffman. kdyz couval s automobi-
lem pred svym obchodem, (. 627 S.
Broadway. couvl do stanku 9 ovo.
Gem patffciho B. F. Brewerovj,
pfevrhl tento a rozhazel 20 ulici
ovoce Gene SIS. Nekolik minut
pozdeji Anthony Rolfe vjel do STAN
ku cukrovim toto srazil do uli.
ce.
" uplynulem t5dnu zemTelo
l73 osob. Ditek narodilo se 337.
" patek bude pocato '1redne"
8 loyem ustric. Znalci pfedpovidajl
"dobrou 1rodu". Pocita se. ze
mezi 5 az 6 tisici zamestnano bude
lovem jejich.
" pondelf poraneno bylo auto
mobjly sedm osob.
- Soudn9 rozvedeDa byla Doro.
thy Stem Stark cd sveho manzela,
Louise Starka. nimz oddana byla
a. listopadu 1918. Manzel prchl
cd nj druhy den po sflatku.
" utery 3. hod. odpol. ko-
lem 600 ditek 1castnilo sc slavnosti
poradane sdruzenlm detskych hristi.
Ditky osloveny byly mayorem me-
sta. Broeningem a rresidentem od-
boru skolnich kemisaf1, Fieldem.
- Phi prohlidce domu. (. 8l5
Pennsylvania avenue. prohibicni
agent skonfiskovali ma 70 Ralon1
koFalky znicili kolem 800 galon1
sm9si.
V prvni warde zalozen byl de-
mokraticky klub zen prvnl wardy.
PTedsedkyni zvolena byla Thomas
D. Butler. Klub "a clenkyne priii-
ma zeny j z iinych ward.
DO sluzeb statni policie sc hlasi
ma $50 kandiadt1. Zkousky pocnou
9. zari.
"Baltimorsky tyden" uspofa-
dan bude tydnu 1929 rijna.
Tyden oznamovan bude rezsahlou
reklamou. Vybor prave oznamovu-
je, ze ma navrh nejlepsiho plakatu
dana odmena $50.
- Kolektor American Express
spolecnosti. Walter Carey, zatcer
byl pro zpronevefeni $477. jez dt
pokladny spolecnosti neodvedl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-09-01
MlStnl zprdYy.
z krajanSkyCh krnhI.


Bumba.
" pondPli vstoupil do stavu
manzelskeho p. Jan Troch z cisls
S43 N. Collnigton Ave. sc slecnou
Marii Bourkovou. Mladencem byl
p. Tom. Troch a druzickou sic.
Marie Chlumsky. Manzele odjeli
na svatebnf cestu do Norfolku a
New Bohemia, Va.
We stfedu byli oddani svaz.
KEN manzelskSm p. Karel Zavadil 2
6isla 231l Ashland Ave.. se slecnou
Antonii Slukovou. Mladencem byl
D. Frank SluKa druzicknu sic. Jo-
sefa Slukova, bratr a sestra neve-
sty.
- P. Karel PorKAt ma redakci
"'Telegrafu'' dopis ViTginie.
" sobotu, 26. srpna zemfeIs
pi. Anna DobrS We stafi So roko.
Pfinalezela ku spolku Oltafnimu
o pohfbena v 1tery, 29. srpna ma
hfbitove Nejsv. Vykupitele.
" nedeli zemFela Lula Zajic,
dcera rodicG: Frank Julia Zajic,
(. 1888 Aliceanna ulice. We staff 20
rokG. Pohfbena byla kostela sv.
Patricka ma hfbitov Nejsv.> Vykupi.
tele.
~ ned9Ii, 81. srpna zemfela
Marie Pulket MAIDEN veku IA q
pohTbena We stTedu, 80. srpna na
hfbitove Nejky vsskspitele.
- We stfedu rano 80. srpna do
koncil svou zivotni pout' p. Josef
Rasocha z els. ll9 N. Front St..
doziv sc Vysokeho stari sc let. Ma
rozen byl v Sazav9 u Kfemesniku v
Cechach a v Americe zil dvacet ro.
k6. PohTeb kon&n jest dnes, l.
zafi domu smutku do kostela sv.
Vaclava a odtud ma hfbitov Nejsv.
Vykupitele. Zesnuly zanechava
zde manzelku Katefinu ctyri dit
ky: tfi dcery: Katefinu. Sofii Mesi,
Frances Baker provdane syna Vol
techa. Pohreb vypravili pohrobnf.
ci Jos. F. Viktor a Elias T. Zirkler.
- Lodi Berengaria pFijel tento
Gtvrtek do New Yorku Josef Majer
z JanOvic u KIatov, jenz iede ku p
VoitkOvi ma Back River. Pfeplav-
bu Obstarala firma Moritz Benesch.
BaItimoran na lodi v rukcu
VzbOnrencI.
Max Hornig. 1903 Madison ave.
nue., jest znepokojen nejistotou. CO
stalo Sc jehO synem Harry, hlsv-
MIN posluhou ma lodi ''Philadel-
phia" nalezejici spolecnosti 'New
York Naples Steamship. LODI,
jez prijela do Neapole Italii, "a
palena byla italskymi vzbouFenci,
kterf pfepadli LODI We sporu o "a
placenl mzdy. Kapit5n a lodni dd-
stojnici nuceni byli proti vzbouren.
cnm uzfti revolvern. Vzb0ufenci
stfelbOu jejich nezaleknuti ohrozo-
Vali je al pfichvatal d1stojnlk1m
vOiensky Oddil ku pomoci. Vice
nezli 100 vzboufencd bylo zatceno a
polar lodi vpumpovanim vody do
vnitfku stojiciho v plamenech. uha-
Zen.
KOnYence VZduchOplaYcI.
Konvence vzduchoplaycn ma svo-
lana b5ti do Baltimore We dnech
1928 zafi pro utvofeni tfetiho sbo.
ru, ienz by zshrnoval v sobe Penn.
sylvanii. Maryland. Virginii a Di.
strict of Columbia. Mayorom As
NEST zaslany byly listiny vysv9tlu-
jicf dcel konvence. Vedle mayor1
pozvano bylo n6kolik set jinych jed
notlivc0. V druhy den konvence
uspofadany b0dou ma Logan cvicisti
velkolepe vzduchoplavecke lety.
VOllGky chteji znati kandidaty.
Liga volicek rozeslala kandida-
t6m senatorskeho kongresniho e.
Fadu otazniky, ably poznala stanoyi-
sko, IA n9mz. kdyby do 1fadu byli
zvoleni, chteii stati.
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