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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Ye"terdny'n Results.
Now York g. Boston. g.
Chicago, 3; st. Louis .
Pittsburgh. s; Cincinnati, @
Series Standing.
New York, I; Boston, O.
Pittsburgh. Il Cincinnati O.
Chicago. 2, ST. Louis. o.
TOday's Games.
Roston at New York.
iladelphia at Brooklyn,
Chicago at st. Louis
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh
TOmOrrOW's Games.
Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn
Chicago al St Louis
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-23
Stolen
LEADING HITTERS.
American League

YESTERDAYS HOME RUN HIT
TIERS.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-23

Up to the present time, ACCORDING
to unofficial figures, eighty-five
rockfish, ranging from eight TO
twenty-five pounds, have been taken
from the broken waters between
Fletcher's point and the Little
Falls. All of the big fish. thus far
landed, have showed their prefer
ence for fresh herring heads with
bleeding gills and belly strips. ig
noring other tasty morsels entirely.
Consistent anglers, that is to say
anglers who are on the grounds
every day, have reaped the reward
of big fish. The largest fish, a
twenty-five FOUNDER, fell to the
boat occupied by "Sid" Held and
Charley Fletcher. Anglers who
have made creditable showings are
Messrs. Wheeler, Fisher, Joe Fetch
err, Lew Perron, Lew Perron, jr.,
Rudduman, Bennett, Craig, Viegner,
Buckingham and others whose
names / could not secure.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-23

That was the cue for the local
members of the tournament COM
mittee to lay hands off. Since re-
ceipt of that letter they have been
handcuffed. Suggestions which
they have forwarded to Standish
or the u. s. G.. A. have been
treated with something akin to
contempt. In the majority of in
stances not as much as a reply
was received.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-23

But, no, Mr.. Standish and his
fellow cOherents of the United
States Golf Association, said. I'VE
will run the tournament. You
need not worry over the details.
We will see that the event is
given plenty of publicity" or
words to that effect. And sorry
mess have they made of it.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-23

Eugene Davis, accompanied by
his friend Stone, played return
engagement on the upper Poto-
mac last Sunday at Edwards
Ferry. Finding the water in a
milky condition they decided to
try their luck i'm the C. and O.
canal.
Evening star., 1923-01-06
SENATOR PEPPER BACKS
PREACHING MISSIONS
zs Among Many Indorsing Work Of
Laymen, Which Starts Here
Tnrnnrrnw

Senator George Wharton Pepper Of
Pennsylvania and Rev, James Es5
Freeman, rector of Epiphany Church.
washington, are two OF the many
prominent Episcopalians who have
formally expressed their approval OF
the work being done by E. C. Mercer
and IL. H. Hadley, I'd. both OF New
York city, who are conducting preach
ing missions throughout the coun-
try in the interest of more virtuog&,
citizenship and the spread of Chris
tian Righteousness in daily life.
The program of the mission TO be
conducted by these laymen in wash
ington has been announced by Rev.
e. s. Abbott. vicar Of the Chapel Of
northeast This mission will begin
tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock when
Mr.. Mercer will speak on "A Twep- 4,
tieth Century Miracle" He will speak
again at pm. on the topic, "Ths
Mr.. Mercer will speak again on
Monday. Wednesday and Friday,
nights at, o'clock. the Monday night
meeting being intended especially forT&
parents of growing children. Wed
Very Heart of the Christian Religion
and on Friday night, The Five De- 5
| mands Christ Makes of Every Chris.
tian.'' ,
Mr. Hardley. VINO does not arrive in !:
Washington until Tuesday afternoon
will speak that night and again ona
Thursday. sI@t
Saturdays meeting will be held in.
the afternoon and will be exclusively
for women and girls over thirteen:
years of age. Mr.. Mercer VIII speak )
tions Each Girl Must Face Today
There will be no meeting saturday
night. Mr.. Hadley will speak three ,
| times on Sunday, January II. .a,
Evening star., 1923-01-06
BIBLE CLASS DEDICATION.
New Meeting Place viii Be For
malJv npeoed Tnunorrow

The mems Bible Class of the East
cate it's new classroom. GIL Mary
land avenue northeast, tomorrow al
10 am. with appropriate execises
Glass President ]. Morvilfe Barker,
Class Teacher George H. Winslow and
DIR. Alfred e. Barrows will each have a
part in this service, Homer j. Coun-
cilor, chairman of the central COM
nffttee on mems Bible class work
for the District of Columbia, will
make the principal address. All men
In the evening the class will have
charge Of the 7:45 o'clock service.
This will be the second MEMS night"
meeting OF the winter. The speaker
will be William Mather Lewis. chief
of education service, United States
Chamber OF Commerce.. The mems
chorus VIII sing. :.
Evening star., 1923-01-06
SPECIAL CHURCH SERVICE.

A special service will be held at the
Church of the Ascension tomorrow
morning at 1880 o'clock in commemo-
ration of the work OF the late Rev.
DR.. John III. Elliott in behalf OF the
parish. For more than twenty-five
years Dr. Elliott developed the value
of the parish 10 the community.
Rev. Thomas Worthington Cooke,
the new rector of the Church of the
Ascension, was for some time assist
ant to DR.. Elliott.
He has arranged a special celebra-
tion and all who have at any time
been identified with the parish are
cordially invited to attend.
Evening star., 1923-01-06
FEAST OF EPIPHANY.
Special Service to Be Held at Mon.
agtery in Brookland.

Special services solemniEins the
feast Of Epiphany, which occurs on
January of each year. will take
place at the Franciscan Monastery In
Brookland tomorrow.
Solemn high mass will be celebrat-
ed at 8 am, and, after solemn bene-
diction at $3.50 p.m., there will be a
procession from the grotto Of Beth
lehem, these ceremonies being iden-
tical with those which take place In
Bethlehem in Palestine on this fes.
tival. ,.i.tA
Evening star., 1923-01-06

States aerlal mali
service, has hirted
with death and
each time he has
emerged the vic
tor.
Thursday, while
flying TO Salt Lake
City from Rock
Sprin g s. Wyo.,
with q cargo of
mail, he fell 10.-
600 feet, suffering
only minor inju-
ries, and three
weeks ago, his
plane wrecked on
Porcupine Ridge
near Co alv lille,
yTfah hA ranAn-
Evening star., 1923-01-06

ed around in blizzard for thirty-six
hours before finding sheltsr.
In Thursdays mishap he encounter
ed bad weather, his machine going
into a tailspin and crashing 10000
feet to earth.
! Boonstra's plane was wrecked be-
yond salvage, but his cargo OF mail
was not damaged. The hier was
knocked unconscious After three
hours he came to his senses, and on
snowshoes started for Wanship. Utah.
A searching party had already left
that town, and when they met him
he was bleeding and his clothes were
covered with blood. A physician MEM
ber. of the party dressed the pilots
wounds and he was taken aboard a
aieigh to- the town.
Boonstra's injuries are not serious.
Evening star., 1923-01-06
SOCIETY TO MEET.

The woman's Missionary Society Of
Calvary Baptist Church will hold it's.
first meeting of the new year Tuesday
at IL O'Clock In the church parlor. The
speaker will be Miss Margaret Suman,
missionary to- thu Philippine Islands.
who has charge Of the Baptist Orphan
age at Capiz.
The devotional service will be led by
Mrs. Martha S. Mead and solo will be
sung by Mrs. William T. Reed. Hostess,
Mrs. George w. Harsch. Luncheon will
follow the morning session. Members Of
other churches invited ..s
Evening star., 1923-01-06
NEW AIRDRoME NAMED.

The airdrome under construction at
Santa Monica. Calf. has been offici-
alIy named Santa Monica Airdrome.
Tsiover Field" in honor of Second
Lient. Greayer Glover who served
with distinction in France during the
world war and was killed IN an
sirpiane accident in that. country
Anruat 30. 1918.
Evening star., 1923-01-06
WALDENSIANS TO MEET.
Midwinte~ Session Will Be Held
Wednesday Evening.

The midwinter meeting Of the
Washington branch of the Walden.
sian Aid Society will be held in the
lecture room OF the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church on Wednesday
at 2 pm. Mrs. Harvey S., irwin will
report items OF interest from the
.Waldensians. Short talks will be given
by MIRA Douglas Putnam Birnis and
Mrs. ohm Nelson Mills. .:...... 80. '.
Evening star., 1923-01-06
INDIANS, LECTURE TOPIC.

Remarks at z. n. @. A. Gathering.
The Sunday afternoon program will
be resumed at the Central z. M G.. A.
tomorrow at 4:45 pm. An ilIustrat-'
ed lecture by Homer J. Councillor will
be given on "The Sioux Indian of
Today" Many of the pictures were
taken personally by Mr.. Councillor.
The work Of the missionaries in the
outposts of Christianity are portray
ed in a fascinating way in this
lecture.
A song service will precede the
showing of the pictures and q piano
solo by Mrs. Page Nick. Etchison
The meeting will be. open to the
public. both men and women being
invited.
Evening star., 1923-01-06
Air Mail Flyer
Cheats Death 2
Times in Month
By the Associated Press

BY The Aftoclated FreBb.
SALT LAKE CITY. January g.
Twice within the past month Henry
G. Boonstra OF Lafayette, a pilot In
the western division Of the United
Evening star., 1923-01-06
PRESBYTERIAN. -.
Central Presbyterian Church
(soUTHERN ASSEMBLY,

lsoUTHERN ASSEMBLY,
REV; JAMES n: TAYLOR, ID. D.. rassss
e:50 a.D.-Sunday school,
$3.50 a.m.-Blbie classes
$500 p.m.-C. E. Junior.
o:OO Observation-Disclosures LeaEue .-
$3.50 pm Social Hour for Young PeooIA
a:oO pm.-Christian Endeavor.
:V0 p.m.-Sermon by Rev. Milton Lambda
500 I'm. Thursday-Prayer seryiee.
worship. AAofni1s
car or 18th st: bus line to Irving st. nv.
Georgetown Church s,s. ST; :, ssza
REv. JAMES T. MARSHALL. D. D., Pastor.
I:i5 p.m.. C. E.; pm, DR.: MarsbsiI
THE COOP DEEDS or AN EVIL MAN'i
Westminster Church Memorial
REV. HENRY w ". TosscN, Pastor.
II: 100 a.m.-subtect, Garry Your Corner >,
ject. Hidden Treasure; '00'
Hearty welcome to This Friendly chn,ch
Western Presbyterian Church
st. bet. isth and Goth NV.
REV. J. HARVEY DUNHAM, Pastor.
,s:So s:So m.-sundsy school.
AIntereessory Prayer"
a:0o s p.m.-Christian Endeavor.
What VIII It Profit..
MUSIC By THE QUARTET.
Evening star., 1923-01-06

Jesus HEALING ON THE
SABBATH.--Luke i3.1-35,
Golden Tsxt--It is lawful to
do good on the Sabbath day
Matt. 12.12.
Evening star., 1923-01-06
PRESBYTERIAN.

PhESb lERIAR. -
CL.rr,orI RHODE ISLAND Avenue.
SI1CK WOOo rBrn-r 22T 4 street ne.
Rev. WALTER r. EAGLEsoN. D. D.. PASTOR
- SUPPER"
500 pm.-"A PLEA FOR SINCERITY IN
RELIGION
+ $50 ans. s, Mems class in Masonic,
Evening star., 1923-01-06
LUNcHEoN OF CHURCH CIRCLE

The Delta Circle of st. Stephens
Episcopal Church is to give g. lunch
con next Friday from ID to O'Clock
at the church.
Evening star., 1923-01-06
CHURCH OF THE
COVENANT

S0VE1NfA1% ---z
CONN -AYE-AND n ST.
REV. CHARLES WOOD, D. D., >.vr
e:so-sundsy school. Glasses for men and
-Morains service. Sermon by Or, e
s:l5-Preliminary musical program. 1905
9.30-Aftefneon eeryices Sermon by DR.. w.
Wooa .sYMBoIs OF WEAKNESS zig
BECOMING SYMBOLS OF POWER IS
\ 6:15-Chrfstian EndeaYor supper and yes.s :
.o per service $.
Wood life LESSONS FROM
GREAT MODERN P@IGTURESIs; PCT s;
Evening choir OF 100 voices.
s:oo-Th1rsdGy' midT%esk % service.
lexington TGa1n Flerida sAp'sO. sa. .od q oSs .s
REV H. 2. BRuNDAiE: D.: D.. hi1siS,. @
l1:oo a.m.-Ss5AiLoW BRoADMINpEpsas.
500 .. .m:-aa HAppT NEW YEAR" s2 :
Strangers welcome Seats free Il y
Fourth Presbyterian Churchs7 s7s
18th and 0Fsirmout SITS. NV. -,
PAsToRs-DR. JOSEPH T. KELLY.
DR. ISAAC WARD. tsE8-
The Family CHURCH, Where 1zoZi
Everybody Receives Welcome. .y,
Sunday school. g:3o an. Mr.. Jas. A. MAG \.
!. Presbyterian Hall. Glasses fer all 1Ee
ages. - LE
IL an and p.m.--Dr. Ward will preach
Community Sing Of the old hymns at sE-
So'clock. ~syy.
Monday g p:m,-Mission study class. Mrs. =:
WIN. Webb, leader. All welcome, p.
Tuesday, 8 p.m.-Bible study class. The =; =
Return OF Our Lord" DR.. Ward 8
leader, ~-TItS
Th'r'9az &ER sdRosMdSiFEs RaPSfiHFsEE Pfsisfs cHtsReH
Wallace Memorial PsiTsR psnsB2r. i s.4, !
Cor Randolph st. and New Hampshire ave. 11-
Rev. J. A. CAMPBELL, Pastor. +b,-f
Prof. T.. g. L0YETTE, Choir Director. -
Services, IL Am. and pm. s. s., eSoi .
G. E..,7. 80
Metropolitan Presbyterian
Fourth and streets southeast
|. REV. FREELEY R0HRER, Pastor. ts.'
$3.50 a.m.--Bthle school u Y.
|, -, TURE." - A.
Gas 5p.m-Christisn Endeavor societies, -
7:45 pm.-"A P PE AR AEcES THAT -
Evening star., 1923-01-06
Gunto1- 7 ernple Memorial

10th AND NEWTON SITS,
REV. BERNARD BRAskAMP, NJ. A, Pastor.
9:45 a.m.-sunday school
11:00 a.m.-Sermon,. The Cntrodden PATH ,,
Music By chorus choir 7pm. Chrisfia n
Endeavor Meetings: PM, Sermon, .'Re-
newinE Our Vows"
Evening star., 1923-01-06
'ot1rth Presbyterian Churchs7
Wallace Memorial 9s,TEr psrsR7

Cor Randolph st. and New Hampshire ave.
Rev. j. A. CAMPBELL, Pastor. -
Prof. T.. 3. L0VETTE, Choir Director.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-03
NARfZENf NEST. ZDRAVOI
Mich URADU MUSf BY
I'll DODRzOVANO.

DIE nafizeni mestskych zdra-
votnich ufadI ma lekai Zvlast-
MIN tiskopisem do 10 dnd O.
hlasiti narozeni ditete. POsle-
dni dobou bylo pry die policej-
niho zalobce L. E. Skeela mari
zeni toto nekterymi lekaTi "a
nedbano a muscle proto byti
proti MIN nastoupeno. Jeden
z Mich, DIR. A. H. Gill, 1924 f.
70. ul. byl dokonce i zatcen,
ale propulsion ma zaruku. Wy
mlouval Sc, re nemel dosti ca
su tiskopisy vyplnovati a pro-
to Sc mu pry ma stolku hroma-
dily, nyni jest ale chyba pry
napravena a certifikaty zroze.
nj jiz ma pravem miste. Ma
prestupky podobne stanovena
Jest vSak jen penezita pokuta
cd SIS do $50.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-03
POKROK v POULIcNf
DOPRAVE.

Cd l. biezna slibuje trakcni
komisar Holcomb dive napravy
Y nasi poulicni doprave. Kudy
Sc ma do vozu vstupovati bude
oznaceno cernou kovovou vlai-
kou bilymi pismeny In, az
dosud panoyaly zmatky, jez
nekdy vozbu nemalo zdrzova-
": u jednoho druhu voZil
vstupovalo Sc uprostred, iinde
ien predu a nekdy mohl ce-
stujici vstoupiti, kde chtel. Po-
sledni zai.izeni bude Zavadeno
postupna a sice jiz pristim ty-
dnem. Pvniho rozmnozeny
budou poulicni kary so novy'
mi vagony a 80 vlecnaky, stat
budou $6Oo.OO0 a zhotoven,
die navrhu Petra Vita, k vul
zmene bude sc do Mich vstupo
vati V pfeda vystupovati pro
stredkem. Zhotoveny byly '
dilnach Kuhlmanovy spolecno
sti v Collinwood.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-03
LUPIC VYKOLEKTOVAL We
TRECH JfDELNACH $50.

Osamoceny lulpic podnikl
vcera v dolennim m6ste lupic-
skou vypravu ma vlastni pest,
neb Sc zmocnil V trech restau-
rantech v dobe as 20 minut ce-
lych $4,000. Prvni navstevu
ucinil as kolem IL. hodiny v
noci We Victoria restaurantu,
223331 vych. 9. ul., kde obral ci-
snici $1,000, pax Sc zastavil
v luncrum Star, 484 Broadway
kde mu klerk musel vydati $12
a posledni vista platila jidel-
ne v {. 425 Woodland ave.,
kde prisel posluhovac $500.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-03
K POLAPENf OBOU DOBRO-
DRUzNYCH LUPICU.
cleft A Mutt" souzeni budou
Chillicothe.

Cleveland prisel pravo sou
dit prvni oba v Huntingtonu,
w. Virginia chycene dareba-
XIV, poneyadz tameiSi ufady Sc
zpecuii uznati listing dvou cle-
velandskych detektWu, ktefi
nell oba vytecniky privezti do
naseho mesta. Dopraveni bu-
dou K Soudu v Chillic othe, kde
Sc mali zodpovidati "a kousek
spachany ma majiteli zastavar-
ny Berlinerovi. Huntingtonska
policie oduvodnuje sve pocina-
nj tim, re pryni zadost vyda-
nj zatcenych taskafd dosla z
Chillicothe a proto re pOstu-
poyati bude die stareho pore
kadla "kdo drlv pride, ten
dfiv mele". Take zde pada ma
vahu, ze Chillicothe vypsal ma
dopadeni obou cenu, coz sc V
Clevelande nestalo.
Spor, kde mali byti souzeni,
by oba veznove vcera malem
rozlustili sami. Oba byli Ia
polapeni jen ledabyle prohled-
mutt a sotva Sc octli "a mrlze-
mi, vynali oba ocelove pilniky,
ktere Sc jim odevu "a prohlld
ky podai'ilo ukryti a vesele Sc
dali do pilovani mrizi. Pokus
objeven byl vSak dozorcem
Fulwilerem, jenz arci postaral
Sc, ably "vylet" hosti S takou
namahou polapenych, byl zne-
moznen. kmetZ Sc vyslovil,
re nedba mnoho co Sc MIN
stane, jedinym jeho pfanim
bylo, "aby Sc donna v Clevelan-
de 0 mem niceho nedOZvedeli.' .
z Leyingtonu pi'ijela V prii.
vodu otce mlada zena Eibeno.
va, .jez placic objala muze,
nimz byla teprve mesic seZda'
Ma a vytykala mu, re il zata
jill, elm vlastne jest. Vypra
vel il, re Sc ohledne po n6jakt
praci, aby mohl poriditi byt
Jeden re zatcenych mladikil
kteri byli dopadeni v pokoj
Kmetze Eibena. jest bratren
mlade manzelky a jmenuje 81
p. p. Hunter. Byl vcera ii:
odsouzen pro taijne noseni zbr;
nj ne pill roku a k pokute $1O(
- druhy souZen bude patrnt
"Muttem a Jeffem', bud ,
Chillicothe neb Clevelandu.
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"A JfZDY K OHM FRAME.
ny HASIC.

Ma stupatku zebi'ikoveho
autotrucku stoiici hasic Will
liam Stafford 8. stanice "a
sazcn byl na kinsman a Grand
ave. S. +. kolem voZu naloze-
nym stavebnim drivim a utrpei
zlomeni leve nohy V kotniku.
Die raportu porucika Dippela
iel hasicsky VIZ smerem W.
chodnim. kdyz Sc povoz dTi-
vim pojednou octl draze.
Zraneny Stafford dopraven
bvl do nemocnice Charity.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-03
OBET VLASTNf Me-
OPATRNOSTI.

28-leta pi. Fany Stawska v
{. 1916 vych. 72. ul. cistila ho-
rakv u plynovych kamen jistou
tekutinou a pocinala 81 tax me-
opatrne, ze nechala hofeti plyn
Y iednom z vedleisich hofakG.
Nastal vybuch "a okamzik
bvl odev mlade zeny jednom
plameni. Nahodou jela kolem
policeini ambulance. vracejici
sc vvnravv po tainych Vino
palnach. ktera popalenou Staw
skou dovezla do nemocnice sv.
AleXlse leste yeas, tax re, jak
lekan.i pravl, bude zachranena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-03
PROCES S VRAHEM
GOETTLINCEM.

Clenove rodiny obzalovane-
no vrazdy prvniho stupne
Freda Goettlinga Sc snazi sve-
deckymi vypoved'mi pomoci
pribuznemu tim, re jei vylicu-
il jako cloveka dusevne nepfi-
cetneho. Jeho sestrenice pi.
Nellie Senzova vypravela, re
iiz pred IL roxy Goetling beze
vsech pricin ma nj podnikl utok
baseballovou palkou, "a KITE
reho ii zranil ma prste. Vypo-
ved jeff znela pro obhajobu,
jelikoz opisodou chtela doka-
zati, re bratranec jeji skutec-
ne nema "vsech pet pohroma-
de- a re tyz ma chvile, jez jej
primo pudi Ike konani zleho. A
prave takoveho zachvatu sc
stal obeti zavrazdeny obchod-
nix zelezarskym zbozim Harry
Keim ma Quincy Ave.
Jinym svedkem byl probatnl
soudce Alex. Hadden, jenz W.
pravel, re byl pred MIN Goett-
ling jiz trikrate uznan "a sile-
|neho a poslan do blazincd a re
mu propusteni jeho ustavl
take jako "uzdraveneho" iidi-
telstvim bylo ohlaSeno.
Goettling sc "a prvniho vysle
chu primal, re Keima zabil sc
', kerou, ale ne pro kradez, ale
proto, re Keim sam nan pod
nikl napred utok lopatou.
Vypovedi dalSich dvou sved-
/ ku take by nasvedGovaly, re
obzalovany nikterak neni clo-
,vakem normalniho rozumu.
Holic Henry Smith, 1920 Quin-
cy Ave. vypravel, re Goettling
lbyl Il neho dne a. ledna, pouhe
diva dny pred spachanym zlo-
'cinem, kdy mu pravil, re mu
dochazeii penize a re bude
muset co nejdrive nekoho =
"klepnou do hlavy". Edw. j
Finucan sesel sc obzalova.
nym v hostinci 1902 Central
ave. as 0 pull devate v den vra.
zdy, rekl mu, re 81 pujde Ike
Keimovi pro penize, ktere je
mu dluzen a skutecn6 odesel
ale vratil sc pozdeji, castova
"celou hospodu", pfi cemz me
nil 4 papirove dollary. Svedel
vypravuje pax takto: Goett
ling vyvolal mne ven a vypra
vel, re prave spachal vl'azdu
Odpov6del lsem, re neco po
dobneho neverim, ale on dolo
I'll. abych sc jen podival ma je.
no ruce a ma konec rekl, neve.
rim-li, .ien abych 81 precetl ran,
nj noviny."
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-17
THE AUTO AND THE Pc
DESTRIAN

City traffic in these busy mod
ern days Of rush and rapid tran
sit, has become not only a pubic
problem but an individual men
ace. There are still leisure class
es, but even the leisure classes
are not leisurely. Often they are
the fastest and the speediest OF
the whole human family. The
motor car is simply the sign and
symbol of the age, but Commits
sioner Gather is right when he
says that it is largely the Gre
ator Of the traffic problem, and
TO that extent is responsible for
the cost of the large number OF
policemen required to regulate
traffic and to protect the pub
lie.
Whether the owners of cars
should be taxed to help pay for
these policemen is another cues
tion, but Mr.. Mackalls suggestion
that pedestrians ought to bear
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-17
THE FOREIGN BANK

Another "foreign aDank" has gone UP, this
time in New York City Three brothers
conducting bank and steamship agency IN
Little Italy disappeared, and soon thou-
sands OF csazed depositors were clamcrin8
at the doors. There may be a shortage OF a
million or more
Many thrifty Italian now will never re-
turn to Italy as he planned. Many pros
porous family'is reduced 10 poverty, with
the savings of a lifetime wiped out. And
all because, as immigrants SO often do they
trusted more in glb-countrymen than in sub
stantial and trustworthy banks dStnctively
American.
1t seems sometimes as if all that any slick
foreigner has to do in this country is to
hang up Bank sign, and people of his
race will crowd around and beg him to take
their money In the case referred to. it is
said that the Sef-styed bankers were not
authorized bankers at ALL Chicago has long
been notorious for similar cases.
One of the things in which the foreign
population particularly needs to be educated
is the nature of the banking business and
the character of banks to which they may
safely entrust their money. There should be
no boycotting OF honest and legitimate bank
ers of foreign birth, but the line should be
drawn very clearly between responsible and
banks. Some financial institu-
tons, in cities with large foreign popula-
ton, are doing excellent work along this line,
spreading information and encouraging thrift
at the same time that they arc building up
business for themselves
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-17
SATURDAY, MARCH y, 1928.
GREATER ALEXANDRIA

The bill to incorporate Arlington County,
we are advised. is dead The efforts of the
Alexandriarrs who went to Richmond Thurs.
dav have been crowned with success AIDED
by Charles Henry Smith, who declined to
support his own bill on an amendment that
sought to incorporate the county III IT'S en-
tirety, the measure was passed by. So Ear as
the Special Session is concerned, the matter
is doubtless disposed of in this fashion, How
ever. when the Legislature conveues III regular
session next January, Arlington County will
have delegate all its own. Whoever he
may he he will probably be pledged to advo
cate similar proposition. During the IN
tervening nine months Alexandria must look
after her interests The fight Just ended has
served useful purpose. Let's heed the warm
Ing. There is ample time to take the necessary
steps for annexation of part or Jefferson Dis
trict Whether the initiatory Is taken by City
Council or by the residents of the territory
affected is of little consequence 50 long as
somebody starts the ball rolling Let's get
busy now and start something