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The Washington times., 1923-12-28
$4,000 BLAZE DAMAGES
WINCHESTER FRUIT PLANT

WINCHESTER, Va, Dec. 2S.-
Fire which destroyed the pressing
and drying unit of the plant OF
the National Fruit Products Com
pany, caused e loss Of approx
mately $4,000.
The building, constructed Of lum.
Der and three stories high, con-
tanned six hydraulic steel apple
presses and two drying machines
in addition to q large quantity Of
p0mAce.
The Washington times., 1923-12-28
FOR SALE

Several Fine office Desks, Chairs.
Tables, Rugs. File Cabinets, Etc.
All slightly used and IA excellent
condition.
May be seen by appointment.
Telephone Franklin $3.50 and aslg foR
Mr.. Revmees.
The Washington times., 1923-12-28

In sales supervised by
county agents.. Carlot poultry sales
begun little more than g year ego
have been held In thirty-seven cOun.
Evening star., 1923-11-16
n. NJ. A. CONVENTION
LARGELY ATTENDED
W. J. Burns to Address Dele.
gates on Auto Theft Law
at Banquet Tonight.

With $40 delegates in attendance,
representing 3T4 automobile clubs
throughout the country. the National
Motorists Association began its an
nual convention at the Washington
Hotel today.
Good roads. automobile legislation
and organization work Of the asso-
citation were topics discussed by Of
ficials in addresses to the delegates.
The growth of the y. VI. \. and
broadening of its scope was stressed
by Raymond Beck. manager.
Edward Brashears. president Of the
Washington Motor Club, delivered
the address of welcome. Edward
Galley, secretary of the national or
ganization. spoke on the automobile
situation throughout the United
States as it affects motor clubs.
Judge Walter y. Meals. preniden.
of the y NJ ~. addressed the dele.
gates on good roads and such legis
lation. while Judge l.. II. Lee, chair
man Of the good roads board. spoke
on the grade crossing elimination
A banquet will he given tonight,
with an address by William J. Burns
of the Department OF Justice on the
Dyer act and methods of theft pre-
vention. and by Thomas II. Mac-DG.l-
aid director of the United States
bureau OF public roads, on the high
way situation.
Evening star., 1923-11-16

in those early morning hours when the
The watchman on duty at the
northwest stables of the street clean
ing department is instructed to tel
ephone to Mr.. Hacker. If the snow
visor notifies police headquarters.
where a list of street-cleaning fore
men and truck drivers Is kept.
The police notify these men. who
proceed Immediately to the garage
or stable assigned them. Each man
has standing orders as to where he
is to go and what he must do.
The engineer department has ten
modern snow plows for attachment
to motor trucks. The first assign
ment of these trucks is to clean the
main arteries on which street car
tracks are laid.
Mr.. Hacker believes that If the
roadways of those streets are opened
vehicles will not pack the snow in
car service was brought to a stand
still because the snow was SO deep
on the vehicular roadways that ma
chimes and wagons had to follow the
cC tracks. This had the effect of
packing the snow in the rails.
Both street railway companies also
have added to their snow-removal
equipment since 1921 and stand ready
to keep their cars going during
heavy snowstorms.
To the city white wings" has been
assigned the job of opening cross
walks for pedestrians at all impor-
tant corners.
Under recent act Of Congress the
responsibility for cleaning sidewalks s
is placed on householders. If you
fail to clean the walk in front of
Evening star., 1923-11-16
HACKER IS READY
FOR FIGHT ON SNOW
Superintendent of Street
Force Announces Prepared
ness for Winter Storms.

The Htreet cleaning department Is
ready the coming winter to give bat
tie to any snowstorm that may come
this way. Morris Hacker, supervisor
of city refuse. announced today.
The system worked out following
the heavy snowfall of January. 1921.
still is in working order, Mr.. Hacker
said, and can be put into operation
at any hour of the day or night. If
the fakes begin to fall during the
day officials at the District building
will take the necessary steps to keep
the streets in passable condition.
Procedure for Night Storms.
Should the storm strike the city
Evening star., 1923-11-16
FIDELITY TO THE IDEAL
OF FREE SPEECH URGED
Herbert E. Fleming Tells How
City Club Forum Should Be
Managed.

A city club forum. if it is TO sue
ceed. must be managed with unfailing
fidelity to the ideal OF freedom of
speech, Herbert i. Fleming, executive
secretary of the City Club of Chicago.
declared today at meeting of the
National Association of civic Secre-
taries at the City Club here.
The point of view of the city club.
Mr.. Fleming said. "is that of the whole
community. 1t is not restricted by
the slant of a particular interest, but
is devoted TO the welfare of the entire
city and its surrounding region. But,
he added. "a city club forum is not a
place for bugs to shoot off steam.
1t is a place for qualified speakers
to state and explain their views be-
fore thoughtful men. who Will give
them an open minded hearing. The
range of topics should include local.
county, state, national and interna-
tional affairs. with the object of help
ing the citizens to decide what they
ought to think and do on the issues
of the hour"
Evening star., 1923-11-16
AZ YEARS IN PRISON,
PLAYS STOCK MARKET
Massachusetts Life Prisoner Allow
ed Special Privilege and
Profits by It.
By Tho Associated Press.

BOSTON. Mass, November 10
Jess Pomeroy. life prisoner of the
Charicstown state prison, who has Serv-
ed nearly half a century in that in
Stitution, has been dipping into the
stock market, 1t was learned yester-
day, and the return of his investment,
amounting to fifty or sixty dollars,
has been tucked away in the prison
safe for his convenience.
"POmeroy bought some liberty bonds
during the war. about $500 worth
said William Hendry, the warden,
land decided to cash them and buy
some stock. We took care of the
transaction for him and bought some
shares"
The warden said that no other pris-
oners had been allowed TO take Fly
ers" in state street. When a man
has been a prisoner for nearly fifty
years he is entitled to some special
privileges, isn't he?" the warden re-
marked.
Pomeroy was convicted at the age
Of fifteen of the murder Of Horace H
Mellen, four years old. and his death
sentence was Commutcd to life i'm
priSonment in 1876. He has been in
the Charlestown prison ever since.
Evening star., 1923-11-16
VIEW ELECTRIC DREDGEs.

Of1cials of the War Department will
go 10 Chester, Pa. Tuesday morning
to witness the launching of two Die
selized electric dredges constructed
for the Army by the Westinghouse
Company. They are provided with
machinery for the dredging of rivers
ana harbGTs, are operated entirely by
electricity and may be carried by
larger vessels for use at any point
Evening star., 1923-11-16
E. CLAY TIMANUS DIES.
Former Baltimore Mayor and on
Racing Commission.

BALTIMORE, Md. November 16-
p. Clay Timanus. former Mayor Of
Baltimore, member of the Maryland
racing commission. and for decades a
leader in republican party politics of
this city, died at his home here today
after a long illness. He was sixty
years old.
throat infection, caused by i'm
paired tonsils, is said to have been
responsible for his death.
Mr.. Timanus was known as a big
man. both in mind and body. Stand
ing SIX feet tall and weighing. when
In health. close to three hundred
pounds, He was known as "a man
without an enemy"
Evening star., 1923-11-16
PORTRAIT GIFT TO G. w. u.
Presentation Tomorrow in Honor
Of Dean Wilbur.

a portrait of Dean William Allen
Wilbur of George Washington Cni-
versity will be presented to the IN :
stitution at reception in the uni Z
Versity chapel, 2023 q street north 7
west. tomorrow afternoon at 4:3y
o'clock.
The presentation will be made b,-
Miss Elizabeth Peet. former president i.
of the Columbian Women. The picture,
will be accepted by President William;
Mathef Lewis of the university.
Evening star., 1923-11-16

After waiting some time for the ar
rival of the bridegroom at a church
in an English village, the bride re-
ceived a note from him stating tina,
he had just received a bill from the
dressmaker for the wedding gown.
If he added. you are going 10 be-
gin like this [ am not going to marry
you" The bride returned home.
Evening star., 1923-11-16

Should the storm strike the city
Evening star., 1923-11-16
MAN BURNED TO DEATH.
Maryland Store Proprietor Victim
of Flames.
snecial pisnatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The star.
CUMBERLAND. Md. November l6
John II. Mcncer. proprietor of a
general store at Magnolia. twenty
nine miles east of here. was burned
to death early today in his room over
the store. when the building was con-
sumed by fire.
Details are lacking. Mr. Mencer, il
was said, lost u leg several years ago
while working on the tracks of the
Western Maryland railway. He was
about twenty eight and unmarried.
Evening star., 1923-11-16

1ations between that country and
Japan.
The pressure is being brought in
the belief that valuable concessions
an Siberia arc obtainabie by Japan,
and that opportunities for trade are
unusually bright. The government,
it is believed, is likely to yield to the
pressure, as prospects for an under
standing with the soviet government
appear better than at the previous
conferences concluded last summer.
Evening star., 1923-11-16
u Years in
Business

We invite, urge all interested in the purchase
or Parlor Grand Piano cali today tom
We have, feel sure real pleasant surprise for YOU
Evening star., 1923-11-16
URGE JAPAN TO RENEW
RELATIONS WITH RUSSIA
Toxic Business Interests Exert
Pressure on Cabinet for Trade
Opportunities.

BY the Associated Press
TOXIC. November 1.-THE cabinet
is being pressed again by business in
terests to resume negotiations with
Russia looking toward a resumption
OF trade and possibly dinlomatic re-
Evening star., 1923-11-16

your home the District is empowered
to do 1t and bring court action TO
recover the cost. plus penalty for
violation of ehe act
Evening star., 1923-11-16

American sumac, a shrub growing
wild on uncultivated land in eastern
and middle western states. continues
in use in tanning light-colored and
special feathers.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-09-21
X laskovkmu povSimnuti!

Uvadime ma pam9t tenn. ktefi
obdrzeli pisemni upominky. BY la
skav9 sve povinnosti zapravili an
nay name sve poyinnosti k placenl.
q tudiz zadame by oni ucinili ave
povinnost vnci nam.
VIVA OATEI .CTVO
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-09-21
Nemecko zeni beznadsje.

II Nedavne boufe Bavorsku vyvo.
lavany byly agitatory Rakouska.
Pruska a jinych sousednich stat6.
jak usuzuje DR.. Adolf Meyer, fedi-
tel Phipps psychraticke kliniky na
John Hopkins nemonici. Meyer
prave vratil Sc cesty po Evrope
navstiviv Francii, Rskousxo, Ne
mecko, Anglii a Sv5cary. 4Ravo
fijak, udava." isou vzorem nasled-
kn chronickeho pitt piva = lid j.
max dobre t6lesne soustavy. Nej-
sou protivnymi, ale casem jsou bru-
talnimi a snadno svad9ni ku monar-
ehismu a pov6fe. Jest charakteri-
stickSm,ze vetsina panujicich rodin
jinych nemeckych state jest dosud
We vyhnanstv1 zatim CO BavoFsti-
princi vratili sc do Mnichova ziji
tam otevfen9. Jine n6mecke staty
nejsou prosty agitace. Stfednf til
da skorem vymitena byla. Potfebi
jest ma stran9 vzdelane tfidy skut-
ku, ktery ale jest velice t9zky ku
Drovedeni nasledkem nepofadk0 Ev.
ropy. Nemci stoji zarazeni mad
7pnsobem jak cel9 sv9t k MIN Sc
chova. Vzdor vsemu pfec dovedou
81 pomoci. Ze stanoviska duseve ly
ieiich vyvinuta sila ku odporu jest
podivuhodnou. Nell jame tam do
kay podivuhodne jak clov9k dovede
udrzetl 81 dusevnf a nervovou silu
v tom nGitezsim boji. Obycejn9
hladoveni souzeni vedou ku nervo
sym chorobam. Nemecky lid vsak
stizen tolika nesnazemi. naleza v
prAci prostfede sc cd shrouceni
Byl tam zvyseny pocet sebevrazed,
ale lid udrzel 81 pfec siluvzdor temu
ze je bez nadeie. SVycarsko jest
nejlepe ma tomz cele Evropy krone
Anglie
Dokud Esroptsf narodove budou
We sparech politik. pfedsudk6 a
vasnf. nenf vyhlfdka ma vysvoboze-
nj. Potfebi jest kazde zemi kon-
troly stfizlivych. poctivych. pravda
bledajicich vlastencn, kterSm az
dosud massami upirano jest rravo
ozvati sc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-09-21
MlStnl zprdYY.
ZkrajanSkyCh krnhh.


= Dne l3. zaFf skonal D. Josef
Ku6era, {. 1929 Lamont Ave., ns
srdecni vadu va staff II rok1. Ze-
snulS narozen byl Cechach. Po-
hFben byl Is. zafi ma hfbitov6 Nej-
sv. Vykupitele.
Pohfeb vypravila firma Cvach a
= Syn.
W zavodech. ktere konany byly v
sobotu odpoledne muzstvem policie,
hasicstva a postovnictvi, zvitezili
hssici. V zapasech vyznamenali sc
mezi jinymi krajane: hssic Edward
Kroupa, kapitan hasicn Viktor
Probst. policejni straznik j. j. Ma
chovec a listonos Josef POkorny.
Zavody navstiveny byly velikym
poctem divakn.
- Detska zahradka kostela Ce-
sko- Moravskych Bratff otevfena bu-
de l. Tfina. Odpoledni vyucovanf
Ned9lnf skole zahajeno bude ma.
stavajicf nedeli. Klub Mladeze
poene sc pc letnich prazdniuach
schazeti budoucim pond9lim pocina-
je.
- Navstevou dlela Baltimore
pf. Marie Stranska, Eslp, New
York. StraVila mezi nami nekclik
tydnn. Z0castnila Sc pohrbu jeji
netefe. pl. Marie Rofels. rozene
Vondracek. pax navstivila schazi
Sboru Zlata Plaha (. 81 j. c. D.,
kde 20 dlouha leta byla horlivou
obetavou pracoVuici Nsse spolu-
sestra pochvalne uznala nasf praci
a Tekla. ze je hrda ma Sbor Zlata
Praha. kdyz tte, jak sbor mas pra-
cuje pro dobroGinnost a re nasledu-
ieme cestu byvalych Gfednic. My
miler6dy nasi spolusestru vyslechly.
Zaroven Tekla nam, ze nebyla ma
minulem vyletu, ale "a to darovala
$4,000. Je to pro Delnicxy Dnm
$l.0O po Brnenskou 1tulnu 81.
rotcinec. Prejem, ably co nejdfive
mezi mas Be podivala opet jmenem
Sb. Zlata Praha jed, pfejeme
nasi spolusestre st'astnou cestu.
M. S.
VeGernf skola m9stskeho odb-
ru Vychovy pocne pond9li vecer.
l. Tijna. Ably Cechoslovak1m nav
st9va byla pristupneisi, vyucovani
anglicin9 konano bude We skole, {.
l3 ma rohu Patterson Park Ave.
McElderry ulice. Sprava ve3erni
skoIy I'VE a ocekava znacny pocet
tech. kteri chtejf sc ku svemu vlast-
nfmu prosp6chu nauciti nezbytne
Teei teto zemi - anglicin9.
Phi vyucovani uzito bude zvlast-
mich method, ably uceni uci
memo bylo nejenom zajimavSm,
ale lychlym
Trida pro ziskani obeanstvf bude
zorganisovana teze skole. Npfihlasf-
Ii Sc dostatecny pocet kandidatn.
Tfida tatO velice uleheuje zadatel1m
o americke obcanstvi.
Vedle It'd t9chto otevfeny budou
trfdy Curtis Bay ma Locust
Point pro dobro Cechoslovakn v
poslednfm roce who'd vyucovani
tohO dcastn5m bylo pies 1000 muzd
zen. kteff rozdeleni byli ma tfidy
Wis skolach. Jest9 vetsl zajem
ocekavan jest roce tomto.
Vsechno vyucovani dele se pod
dozorem odberu vychsvy mesta Bal
timore jest ud9lovano zdarma.
Krajane, uziite pfilezitosti teto!
Bee angliciny q to spravne ucene,
trudny zde .zivot!
Vsem nasfm krajan1m Stribr-
no-Horskym a okoli. Jmenem SWIM
cele Stflbrno-H -Horske Jed. Sokol
v2davam Yam vsem upfimni kra-
jane a rodaci. z hloubi srdce syeho
upfimne dfky a oznamuji Vam. ze
sbirka, pro vyse uvedenou Jednotu
Sok. sc blizi ku svemu zakonceni.
zadam nase krajany upfimne
rodaky. kteff mne slibih re tez pfi-
spell svym darkem, by tax ucinili v
case nejkratsim - neb minim vse
kratkem case ma patficne misto
cdevzdati. zadam ty krajany, je-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-09-21
SuSi Sc p0knSi O k0ntroln
zak0nOdarny.

Malylandsti susi pracovati b0-
dou, ahy dostali nasledujici zaseda-
nj zakonodarny v otazce prohibi.
ce do sve moci, jak vysvita z pro-
hlaSeni vydaneho v 1tery Maryland
skou Professionalism ligou. Pro.
hlaseni vydano bylo ku: "Pfatel0m
zakona a pofadku Marylandn" a
podepsano bylo vsemi cleny spray
az ma nepfitomneho Ora. Janney.
V problaseni se pravi. Re jakekcli
m1ze byti sklamani pfatel prohi-
bice mad prohlasenim obou kandi-
dat1 governerskeho ufadu. ze pfec
jenom 2nstava ia skutecnost', ze
zakonodarna jedine hude rozhodo-
vati V prohlassni pfatel6 prohibi-
-ce zadani jsou hlasovati pro suche
kandidaty do zakonodarny.
Zadrzen ma policejnf Stanici ma
podezreni.
Zahada dosud nevysv9tlcne smrti
skolacky Clare Stone. jejfz mrtvola
ualezena byla minuleho roku lesi-
ku u Orangeville. dosud vysetfova-
ma jest. Ma podezfeni, ze by nece-
no v9deti mohl vrazd9. zatknut
byl pondeli Joseph L. Gransee. (
1911 NJ Bradford ulice. 28 rokt
stary. Uveznen byl ma severovS-
chodni policejnf stanici, ,kdyz policie
pocala sc zabyvati obzalobou, KITE
rou proti Gransee vznesli Elmer
Liberty. l3 roko star5. (. 9l8 N.
Chapel ulice Richard zitak, Z. 1926
n. Chapel ulice.
Hosi tito udali, ze byli zastaveni
v kfovi u Loney's lane. kde ''ho-
nili" mal5mi rucnicemi Gransem.
ktery Sc vydal "a str&znika q rucni6
ky Jim odnaI. Ma to Gransee tyto
Jim vratil pod jistou podminkou.
Hosi ulekli Sc a prchli. Granses 2
pocatku popiral. pax ale pfiznal sc.
ze hoch1m rucnice wal. Psi tom
vsak stale popiral obzalobu hochn.
ktera je nyni vysetfovana. Vedle
toho polieie vysetfiti chce, nevi.li
deho vrazde skelacky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-09-21

Pomocna akce Jap0nSku
pres 100000.
Po skoneeni akce We prospech po-
stizenehc zematfesenim Japonsks
shledanc, ze y Baltimore pfestou.
peno bylo zdvoinasobene kvotum 9
Sc. 200. Akci Baltimore iako pc
celem v Soustati fidil Americkj
Cerven5 XIII. Celkem sebrano
bylo v Baltimcre$l 066. 20l 81.
Velvyslenec americky Tokiu,
Woods, odevzdal v dtery check
japonskemu premieru Yamamsto
ma jeden million dolar1 znajici Pc
Americe skolektovkno bylo ma po.
mocnou akci So. .585. 900. cili 0 pol
ctvrteho milionu dolaru vi nezli
Cervenf XIII pfe1sevzal 81 sebrati.
Vrazedny pokuS po k0nfiSkaci
lihOvin.
v dtery rAno. kdy sta sta chod-
CD plni Baltimore ulici. ma rchu
Baltimore q Greene ulic jeden ze
tfi bootlegafn uhan9jfcich v auto
mobilu stfelil ns prohibicni agenty
vezouci trucku skonfiskovane Ii.
hoviny. Kule minula se slce cilem.
ale zavinila zapaleni trucku. Ohe6
ma trucku uhasen byl hasici. Boot
legfi zmizeli aniz komu podafilo sc
ziistiti efslos automobilu.
Agent odvazeIi 5000 lahvf piva q
zasoby sm9sis svedls pomacek ku pa
leni lihu, ktere skonfiskovali do
mech blocku 800 ma S. Fremont
avenue.
Lih0yarnictW kvete v Marylandu.
ze dnes Marylaudu jest vice
"lihovarn" nezli kdy jindy cd pff-
chodu prohibice. jest nazorem vlad-
niho komisafe. J. Frank Supplee,
kte15 do vysetfovani dostava sko-
rem kszdy pripad. Zatfm CO male
'lihovary" o pGti nebo 10 nebo je-
Ste meme galonech rnizi, Eozmnozuji
se jako houby po desti velke cd SOC
do 1000 galont. Ano nedavno jeden
''vybran" O 1000 galonech. LII
hovarnici uzivaji jak skonfiskoya-
ne pfc lm9ty ssedci, vstsi pece We
"vyrobe' lepsfhs materially.
ZvlaSte "doublers" (kde najednou
sm9s 2kr&te se pfepaluje) isou O.
blib9.
v Baltimore, jak Supplee jest pre-
svedcen, ,pije sc dosti skutecneho pi-
va a nikoliv jak n&kterl fiksji ethe.
rem zostfen6ho. Odkud tote skutec-
ne pivo sc sem dov&zf. jest zahadou.
Ale je tn. Supplee je kazdy den
busy" COZ svedci. ze prohibice
ned9la mnoho krok6 ku pfedu v
Marylandu.
Mrtey na plane.
v klubovni mistnosti "Victoris
Pleasure klubu ma Patapsco ulici
nalezen byl ' nedeli Michael Nc;
Donald mrtev. Mrtvola natazens
byla ma plane. z prvu soudilo sc,
ze Mcdonald v klubu byl cd soboty
q ze smrt' ieho zavinena byla alko-
holismem. V dome nalezeno bylc
"a beden domaciho piva. Mcdonald
byl zam9stn&n autonohiloyen
ohchodu. LekafskSm vysetfoyanin
zjist9no vsak bylo, ze McDonaldr
roztfistena byla lebka. Dale zjiste
no, ze McDenald usmrcen byl W
rvaccs, ktera v klubovni mistnost
' sobout se strhla. Matthew Silk
q rokn starS. ktery rval se Nc
Donalden. byl uvezn9n
S revOlverem ruce nalezer
byl 33letS Nicholas Gill mrtev nj
poll farmy ChaTlese Stocksdale nj
Old Hanover pike. Farmaf nase
mrtvolu sebevrahovu. kdyz nede
Ii sel nakopati brambory k obedu
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-09-21
Move serum pr0ti rak0yine
vyleCilO II.

Novy zpnsob leceni rakoviny
zdokonalen byl po q rokd trvaji-
cich zkouskach Drem. C. W 6.
Rohrer, mistofeditelem statniho
zdravctniho odboru Marylandskeho.
DIR. Rohrer dokazuje. ze ze 33
enemocnelych vylecfl serem svym
IL pacientn stizenych rakovinou.
V9tsina z Mich byli nemoc ii upouta-
nj nemocf ma ldzka. Podle ieho
methody nemocni nem1si lazeti ma
l1zku po dobu leceni, ale jenom od-
poeivati pnl hodiny anebo hodin1 "
zidli anebo ma pohovce po vstfiknuti
sera. Objev jeho jest ma predpo-
kladu. ze rakovina zaviuena jest
vzrnstem nevyspelych bunek. Me-
vyspele buflky tyto selem vedeny
jsou ku dospfyan pax niceny. Pc
vstfiknuti cd sesti tydnn do til me-
sic1 uplyne nezli bunky vyspejou
vplnou silu. Dalsi perioda cd til do
sesti m6sic1 potTebna, ably tyto pax
zniceny byly a rakovina vyhojena.
tax tvrdi DR.. Rohrer.
Sedm poraneno We srazce kary
S vlakern.
Sedm osob poraneno bylo pom
deli. kdyz elektricka kara zasazena
byla vlakem B. & O. dlahy ma xii.
zovatce u Fairfield. Poran9ni byli:
motorman kary, Vollmer a cestujici
v kare: M. Morgan. Frank Wood.
w. S. Schneider. Lottie Stallings.
L. johnson a M. j. Doran. Pora.
n9nl dopraveni byli do nernocnice.
Poole vypov9di svedkn vlak vrazil
do prave strany kary skorem upro-
stfed a vyhodil tuto koleii. Kara
roztfistena byla.
v automobilovych nehodach v
pondeli poraneny byly ds9 zeny:
Louise Wright Dorothy Wissner
dva muzi: Jonh A. Stevens 63let5
zlatnik Edward H. j. Stesch.
LepSi k0ntrola jfzdy.
V sumo, kterou policejni komi-
saf, Gather, zada ma policejni vyda-
nj budouc1ho rok zahrnuta jest po-
lozka ma rozmnozeni policej mich
straznik1 k fizeni poulicni jizdy.
Ze 200 straznikd nez policeinf
straz rozmnozena bgti ma, padesat
ma bSti oddeleno ku rizeni jizdy.
Move semaphory mali postaveny
byt; ochodnich castech m&sta.
Ma zkousku postavena bude prvnf
takova signalni v9z - jez je mensi
meme D5kladnejsf nezli nyneisi -
ma kfizovatce Fayetts, Lexington,
St. Paul. Postavena bude asi
Fayette ulice. odkud elektrickSmi
signaly fizena bude jfzda ma obou
bodech soucasne. Osvedci-li Sc sa-
mophor tento, fada jinych postave.
ma bude.
Gather doufa pocet straznikG
rozmnoziti ma 1850 muzn. V dali
Sim programu Gaithera jest, ably
pocet MOTORCYCLE rozmnozen byl.
Nyni policejnf odbor ma jich jenom
l25.
ObrOvSka yzduchOlOG mad