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The Washington times., 1923-08-15

But after yOu propose 10 yQur
sweetheart and she accepts you
she generally stops weeping by the
time You get married, and then
she doesn't cry again until she
wants something.
Copyright 1928. King Features
Syndicate, Inc.
The Washington times., 1923-08-15

Either that or hunt up q Dame
with glass eye.
The Washington times., 1923-08-15
!. N {. E ]. DLB.U.R Y
By John p. Medbury.

~ UR scientists are making
some wonderful discoveries.
~ but not one Of them has
ever found out. why & girI cries
when you propose to her.
The Washington times., 1923-08-15

Have a laugh at that skinny
boarder over to Browns. Calls
his wife baby" She don't weigh
no more n 200 pounds neither.
The Washington times., 1923-08-15

Aunt Hannah Marian says she
don't mind Hghtnin' but she's
terrible 'fraid OF thunder. And
you can't tell her no different.
The Washington times., 1923-08-15

Saw a summer boarder t'other
day jumpin' over fences an turn.
bin round on the grass. Asked
him what the matter Of him was
an he says he's full Of the Joy of
hfe.. Acted more to me like Hank
Bibbs' hard cider.
The Washington times., 1923-08-15

| NJ E D BUR
BY John p. Medbury.
~ UR scientists are making
some wonderful discoveries,
~ but not one Of them has
ever found out. why & girl cries
when you propose to her.
An you've got to do II 20 ask
. dame to marry you and her eyes
win begin to leak faster than .
fountain pen In . white vest.
When she commences to sob you
don't know whether it's because
she's sorry for you or for herself.
Shell tell you that she's the
happiest girl In the world and then
she'll burst out crying.
-
For q minute you begin to won.
der whether you struck her or not.
Then you realize that You didn't.
because you're not married to her
yet.
Some people think q girl cries
from surprise, but she doesn't.
The chances are she knew you
were going to propose to her long
before you knew you were.
Her weeping Is probably from
fatigue, she got 50 tired waiting
for you to ask her.
She's been waiting six months
for you to propose ana IL all worn
out being patient.
Then when you finally ask her
she bursts into tears because she's
so glad the suspense Is over.
/. A. few minutes later when ehe
tells her mother about the pro.
posal she cries again, and as soon
as she stops. the mother starts In.
This puts the man IN an aSSk.
ward position; he doesn't know
when It's his turn to cry.
His tears usually come a couple
Of years later.
One guy went home 20 his
mother and said: katherine loves
me; ! asked her to be my wife and
she cried al evening"
Then his mother began to weep.
The only one in the family who
didn't bawl was his father, and
he swore.
It's getting 30 that . guy has 20
take rafncoat and an umbrella
when he proposes to his girl.
Either that or hunt up . dame
with a glass eye.
But after You propose TO yQur
sweetheart and she accepts yoa
she generally stops weeping by the
time you get married, and then
she doesn't cry again until she
wants something.
Copyright, 1898. King Features
syndicate, Inc.
The Washington times., 1923-08-15
A FEW SPARKS.

It is hard to believe that the
movies are getting realistic when
an actress depicting a girl Of
1S49 appears on the screen with
enough rouge on her lips to paint
the old red schoolhouse.
The Washington times., 1923-08-15

Eph Poets says an apple in the
cider barI is worth four in the
basket.
The Washington times., 1923-08-15

I notice that the Teller that
don't hurry none too much gincr-
ally gifts there bout as soon as
the one that stirs himself all up
like a whirlwind or such.
The Washington times., 1923-08-15

Traffic Constable Bibbs, over
20 the Corners, has resigned an
quit. Auto splashed mud onto
his best uniform an fellers from
the city give him the .haw-haw
bout It.
The Washington times., 1923-08-15

Thought Timkins' tomcat was
gone hence from here for good.
but I guess he was only away on
q vacation. He's got a from
bone an piccolo player both to-
gether skinned for maxim
noise.
The Washington times., 1923-08-15

Spilled oats is now CROWN up
In the square down to the village.
Ought to git quite q crop IL the
boys don't tromp 'em all down.
The Washington times., 1923-08-15

Polly SPillins is carryin' on
somethin' awful sence the city
folks got SO thick round here.
Looks to me like she's shown
off to attract attention.
The Washington times., 1923-08-15

weeds grows into the flower
beds when the family gets a
divver,
The Washington times., 1923-08-15

~ LID Pod Dilins took look
at three Of them there city
" flappers as they got off
the train an said it wasn't re-
spectacle to be down to the depot
to watch things no more.
The Washington times., 1923-08-15

Browns dog is SO darned full
OF barks he can't keep quiet a min
ute. Reg'lar radio hound, he is.
The Washington times., 1923-08-15

Zeb Spriggins Is thinkin' of
tradin' his old boss an a COW
for an auto. Never did think
zeb's head was workin' quite
sensfble.
The Washington times., 1923-08-15

Only time q chicken has a bit
Of sense is when you whack the
pan to call 1t to feed.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-21

i Once there was a Slave.
1 For many Seasons he had toiled with
Ireaking Sinews and popping eye
Balls SO that his beloved Corporation
ISould never have to foozle Dividend.
Always he was sustained by a rose
oloured Hope. Every time he read
usted his clanking Chains he told him
lelf that some day he would bust forth
rom his blithering Bondage and jam
boree his way through Europe.
The Lantern Slides and those fas-
Iinating ACCORDION Folders put out by
he Tourist Agencies had nursed him
Hong until he believed that Europe
consisted of Sunrise in the Tyroe, and
Moonlight on the Grand Canal.
The Old World promised him fore
aste of Paradise, minus the Moral Re
Itrictions.
At last he earned his Leave Of Alb
fence and had his. Collateral all count
Id out, but he got word that Elysian
Fields had been all jazzed up by War
Ind was not fit to be Seen.
l 1t was a cruel disappointment to the
Iyould-be Pilgrim and while he was in
fieep grief over the dishing Of his
Plans. he met at his Club an elderly
Crouch who had Travelled so much that
be had begun to look British.
"Control YOURSELF" advised Mr.
Crouch. "All is not lost. l know
The dear old Stamping Ground from the
North Cape down to the Blue Grotto.
have seen countless hordes OF tlrst.tme
Cookies going through the deadly Rou'
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-21
He Wanted His Europe
By GEORGE AIDE

with the wrong kinds Of Mustache can
impersonate a Steward.
Possibly no one ashore has ever vol
unfairly gone in for Switchboard. Still,
if you crave Realism, borrow Crutch
and try to propel wooden Disks so that
they will pause within rectangular
Area bounded by Chalk Marks. Do
this in Private, or some one may ask
to have a Conseryator appointed.
Hang q large Bell just outside your
Cabin and arrange to have some one
beat it with a Hammer every fifteen
minutes. Each time you hear the Bell,
look at your Watch.
Great Britain's Welcome.
After one week in the Closet, you
must imagine that the Good Ship is
lying off the British Coast, which is
blurred with Fog and lacking in De-
tail.
Your are now ready to travel by
railway up to London. This unusual
Experience may be duplicated if you
will consent to crowd yourself into a
Pullman Compartment with five Total
Strangers and refrain from Converse
ton.
Having disembarked in Merrie Eng
land, you are at once entitled TO the
knowledge, carefully withheld from the
General Run of People by all Trav-
elers, that England is just as merry
as the side view Of a Hearse.
Cutting Loose in London.
In order to imagine yourself in the
Modern Babylon, you should first OF all
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-21

line. If you will follow my Directions,
Sou may duplicate all of the essential
|Items of a visit to Europe without
up your entire Fortune or suf-
Eering the pangs of Nostalgia. In other
words, l will bring the Old World right
10 your own Threshold"
1t sounded foolish and unlikely, but
khe Traveller persisted that he could
Heliver the Goods and even volunteer
I'D to draft set of Rules for putting
The usual experiences of Foreign
Hour within the reach of any Poor
Family. ... o.
Next day he sought out the defect
I'D Wimp who was hungering for the
Eastern Hemisphere.
go to it," said the Veteran, passing
byer a Screed very neatly typed. "If
the Game of Golf and Vocal Music can
be taught by Correspondence School,
\ there is no earthly Reason why you
khould not take an extended Journey
while remaining Stationary"
The Directions were as follows:
Every Fellow His Own Europe.
Scoring for Start-In order to du-
blicate the Joys Of a Grand Tour with
but venturing beyond Sandy Hook, the
/ AdNh 10 " dNNSAu cSNNAoA tOAhs
bway Dinners.
As soon as you are feeling logy and
oppressed, begin packing.
Collect all of your Wearing Apparel
; nto a mound at least four feet high
lind then crowd the whole Layout into
Ii low-browed Steamer-Trunk with
battling Partitions.
You are now read to Sail. In order
\ TAa notta1 dn1triYrpn nf
Eetting away from the Dock, stand in
Ehe main entrance of a Department
|store for one hour during the most
turbulent period of Shopping. Sur
hound yourself with superfluous Friends
Ind Relatives and have them repeat
byer and over: bon Voyage! Bon
Mage! Bon Voyage" Garry a bou-
H1et of Killarney Roses and promise
10 Write.
Out on the Bounding.
You are now ready for the Ocean
Voyage, always recommended by Doc
,Iome Patients.
Select a medium-sized Closet, entire
\ boxed in except for a single Open
Ing about the size of a Griddle-Cake.
klong one side of the dim Cubby-Hole
build a Shelf. or Berth. Measure your
relf and make the Bunk two inches
<horter.
Put the Steamer-Trunk under the
Then install Wash
stand and Wardrobe in the remaining
s-..=ners, 50 that, when she Trunk is
<ulled out from the dim Recess under
. he Sarcophagus, the occupant of the
|cell must crawl into Bed in order to
beech down and unpack pair of heavy
Books. This sounds intricate, but it
will work out unless your Closet hap
bens to be larger than the ordinary
bathroom.
While at sea, you are supposed 70
lest. For six days you will spend
host of your time on a cylindrical Mat
ress in the dusky Cavern described
Dove. Every hour or so have a clam
nv and unsympathetic Stevedore in the
costume of a Street-Cleaner come into
four little Vault and tell you that the
Weather is clearing.
Each day you must rally for time
nd venture forth. This is called "Tak-
Ing the Air" Put on some damp
,lothing, climb to the roof OF your
\ House, and lie horizontally, facing the
tky.
I A convincing Detail. tending to
1siTffen the Verisimilitude, would be 10
ccept a Sea-Biscuit- every little while
.rom a so-ealed Steward. Anyone
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-21

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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1923-02-24
Peoples Column
A TALE OF TWO TRIALS BEFORE
ONE JUDGE.

Two habitues Of Pocomoke's under
world, who are without visible means
of support, met one night the past
week and engaged in shooting
match at each other; thus disturbing
the peaceful slumbers of Pocomoke's
worthy citizens and endangering the
lives of any pedestrian who might
have been on the street at that time.
For that they were hailed into Justice
Hargis' court and we understand fined
$16.5O. The States Attorney advised
Justice Hargis that the penalty would
be $1,000 fine, or sentence of two
years, or both, in the discretion Of the
court.
In the same court, the same day,
enc of the best known business men
of the Peninsula, whose reputation
for honesty, integrity and square
dealing, is the highest; and who is a
keen observer Of the law, was hailed
on the petty charge of having on his
truck a 1922 tag in addition to his
1923 tags; the former, because of its
being securely fastened, was bent un-
derneath. There was no offense, no
damage done, either to life or proper
ty, no intention of the law violated.
This reputable citizen of our shore
was thus embarrassed for being hailed
tefQre this honorable judge and then
fined $11.5O.
The writer is a firm believer of
tempering Justice. with Mercy and the
only comment that he has to make is
that sentence is being passed by the
good citizens of Pocomoke against
the Justice of the Peace for the above
stated travesty..
A CITIZEN OF POCOMOKE.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1923-02-24
WHAT SHOULD BE DONE FOE
TEMPERANCE

This subject seems uppermost in
the public mind. It's Importance can
not be we'll overrated, nor can the evil
of intemperance be magnifed. There
is little divergence Of opinion in re-
gard to this. The question is, how
best to overcome or curb this evil.
High license, local option, and fl
nally prohibition have been tried, and
all alike are failures. The demand for
alcohol in some form is nearly uni
versal, and in spite Of law, this need
will be met.
It has been said, that prohibition
makes it easy to get bad whiskey for
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1923-02-24
A Rat In Time Saves Nine

Kill one rat today and you prevent
many rats from destroying valuable
things and endangering health later
on. Kill rats with the sure rat killer
thousands of people are talking a.
bout the wonderful results they have
had in wiping out rats with Royal
Guaranteed Rat Paste. It cannot fail
Csc and SOC tubes. Sold and guaran-
teed by Matthews & Lankford.-Adv.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1923-02-24

Swift & Co.,
Baltimore, Md.
Gentlemen
I used your fertilizer last year and
think it is one of the best have ever
used and expect to use it again this
year. Yours very truly,
CHARLIE STURGIS.
Kings Creek, Md.
Swift & Co.,
Baltimore, Md.
Gentlemen
In reply to your inquiry in regard
to your fertilizer, wish to advise, That
l feel that I can recommend it to ev-
cry one. I have used it for sometime
and have found that it produces ele-
CANT crops and is one of the best l
have ever used.
Very truly yours,
GEORGE HICKMAN.
Pocomoke City. Md.
Swift & Co.,
Baltimore, Md.
Gentlemen
used your fertilizer last season
and consider it one of the best have
ever used. 1t was in good chemical
condition and produced elegant crops.
Ifeel perfectly safe in recommend
ing Swift's goods to any one and can
assure them they will make no mis-
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1923-02-24
Princess Anne, Md.

Princess Anne, Md.
Swift & Co.,
Baltimore, Md.
Gentlemen:-
In reply to your inquiry in regard
to my using Swift's fertilizer, wish to
say, that I stopped using it for some
time and did not have any success at
all with my crops, so decided to use
your goods again, as I consider it IS
one of the best on the market. I feel
that I can safely recommend it to ev-
cry one and that they will not make
any mistake using it.
Very truly yours,
NORMAN PUSEY.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1923-02-24

take in using it.
Very truly yours,
E. J. BRITTINGHAM.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1923-02-24

Z
Swift & Co..
Baltimore, Md.
Gentlemen:-
After using your fertilizer last sea-
son I feel that I can recommend it to
every one. 1t produced elegant crops
and the yield was splendid. I expect
to use it again this Spring and feel
that others will make mistake if
they do not use it also.
Very truly yours,
ROBERT TILGHMAN.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-02
PateCnf lace
We sk|epeni u.
The May Co.

Az $2.95 sukne pro az 14ete dvky jen Ultra po soc
Oamske vlnene kabaty, POLAR jine latky po $11 90
Az $755 damske zakey bez rukavu jersey $277
Trikoletovs obleky, moderni barvy jen po $6A4
Al $40 obleky, pongee kombnace, jen po $495
Trikoetove obeky, dropstich, vekosti 1912, $644
$3.50 knicker kahoty pro danny divky jen po $1.59
Pletene kapuce vyb. hod pro az 14lete, po $1.0O
Divci 81 plasts do dests, ponejvce modre $1.0O
Organdinove obeky, bile barevne 6-14 74c
Divci tubove obleky import sotyse az $3.50 h. $2.85
Snerovacky pruznou vozkou; nerezavici po $1.OO
Dvote pripojky eektr. svetu jen Ultra po 33c
45c zarovky, pine zarucene, IS wattove, po 39c
Az $1.5O damske koz kabelky, move IVORY 89c
s1.5O cestovni brasny nepromokave latky po $1.1O
S1.39 amer. budky, niklovane Sc zvonkem jen $1.1O
S1.95 ahve, hermetos, pantove, jen po 81 80
$1.49 damske a div6i sweatry, svstle jen po Csc
ST damske bloomersy, plet'ovy krep, zvl jen 55c
S129 krepova pajamas pro deti, jen patek po 77c
Damske divci bluzy, nepatrne pospinene, jen 69c
45c soisettes pajamas, spovers atd yard jen 2Sc
39c imperial chambray paidy, kostky, 80 p 26c
39c oblekovy voile, vell<y vybsr, $40 p. : 29c
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-02
NOVY PRESIDENT CLEVE.
LANDSKE FEDERACE
PRACE.

Ma vyrocni schizi Cleve-
landske Federace Prace kona-
ne vcera vecer v sfni (. 245O
vych. Q. ul. zvolen byl iedna-
tel tesarske distriktni rady
Harry Mclaughlin presiden-
tenn. Navrh, ably v Den Prace
usporadan byl velky d6lnicky
prdvod, temef jednohlasn6
propadl.
Zvoleni McLaughlina je do
jiste miry povazovano jako u
speech tesaru We vnitfnim spo-
ru, tykajicfho Sc 0. pravo tesa-
FL, vykonavati iiste plechar-
ske prace, coz bylo kovod6lni-
ckym odborem popirano. Novy
president obdrzel 135 hlasd,
kdezto jeho so,uper, Walter
Clem, jednatel vozkd ledar-
skych spolecnosti ziskal jen
81 hlasd. Glenn zastaval pred
sednicke mfsto jiz po dobu tfl
rokd. Bee oposice jiz pc seste
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-02
UTOPIA Sc v PLOvARNE,

Do plovarny Shaw-Cham-
bers v East Clevelandu prisla
Sc vcera s nekolika drllzkami
osveziti koupeli 16-leta Minnie
Perlmutterova z els. 755 vych.
152. ul. Devte, pred vejitim
do vody, pravilo k pfstelky-
MIN, ably davaly pozor, kterak
pod vodou prepluje celou ma
drzku, proto Sc ostatni divky
po plavkyni po nekolik minut
neshanely a teprve pozdeji
privolaly plovarniho zrizence,
jenz ale po divce marne We
vode patral. Nalezena byla
teprve pozdeji 12-letym Henry
Roadem v nepatrne hioubce
4 stop a as 3 yardy Cd mista,
kde vstoupila do vody. Privo-
lani hasici s pulmotorem mar
ne sc snazili divku privclati X
zivotu. DIE vseho napadena
byla pri vnoreni Sc do vody
kfecmi, ktere Sc staly jiz tax
mnohemu plavci osudnymi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-02
ALTTOMO OBILEM ZABITY
DENTISTA MA VYCH. SIS.
UL. u ERIE DRAHY.
Neopatrnemu ridici hrozil
malem lyme.

48-lety zubni lekaT dr.. Roy
S. Millman, jenz provozuje
praksi v els. 416 Euclid ave.
take We Warren, o. pusobil
ycera odpoledne jal1o soudce
ma zavodisti v Cranwood. Pc
zavodech jel domd a k veceru
vystupoval z kary 55. ulice u
Erie nadrazi, aby odjel VIA
KEN do Warren. Byl vsak "a
chycen a prejet rychle jedou-
elm 'automobilem a ma miste
zabit. Ride auta, Albert King,
2478 vych. 93. ul. snazil Sc z
mista ujeti, ale byl zastupem,
citajicim as 200 nlav, jeste
pod mostem chycen, vytazen
re stroje a jiste by Sc mu bylo
zle vedlo, kdyby nahodou v
|patach "a MIN jedouci marsal
Thomas Fogarty 2 Newburg
Heights jej nebyl zatkl tax
zachranil pred moznym lyn-
Gem.
Zabity dentista byl svdbod-
nym a bydlel u sveho bratra
DIR. Ansona H. Millmana '
Doan apartmentu, 1880 vych
9. ul. Stal sc jiz letosni osm.
desatou obeti automobilovych
inestesti, udavsic'h Sc nasen
okresu. Neopatrny jezdec by
dan v obzalobu pro zabiti.
DIR. Millman provozoval den
tiskou praksi v Clevelande jill
pc 8 roku, byl znamym sports.
manem po 5 roka soudcem
|pri zavodeni koni v Cranwood,
Il
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-02
POSLEDNf VULE POPRAVE.
NEHO VRAHA.

Pro lcastenstvi ma zavraz.
deni oloupeni Slye Fame
|ra, dne Ii. cervna 1912 popra-
veny Dominik Benigno zane
chal posledni Will, die ktere
ma jeho vdova provdati Sc "a
jeho bratra Toma, jenz Sc ma
postarati nejen o avoji svakro-
YOU, ale take o jeji ditky, dive
divky, 4-letou Floru a 2-letou
Nancy. Vdova jest sotva 20
rokI stara, velice sympaticke-
no zevnejsku a hodla nejvet-
81 ochotou splniti. testament
muze a provdati Sc "a Toma v
fijnu..
Tom nasledoval rolicii sti-
hanehn ,bratra ma jeho. uteku
do Mexika a dosud Sc staral o
zajmy jeho rodiny. Posledni
den pred popravou stravil ce
" den V bratrov6 spolecnosti.
Vdova jest dosud pfesved-
cena O nevinne manzela. jak
pravila novinarskym zpravo-
dajdm We spolecnosti male
Nancy, jez mela ma krku reti-
eek S medailonkem. "To il
postal tatinek jeji z Colum-
bus", vysvetlovala mlada vdo-
va.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-02
ZEMkEL SLUNECNfM
UzEHEM.

Pred Marshal budovou ma
Public Squaru Ia cekani ma
poulitnf karu, padl vcera od-
poledne pojednou k zemi pre-
mozen vedrem, 65-lety Ale
xander Fowler, 7110 Colfax
Ave. Byl sice inned vezen po-
licejni ambulance do Huron
road nemocnice, ale skonal je-
Ste ma ceste.
NejvetSi vedro vcera zazna-
menane bylo sice jen 80 stup-
nj, ale zvysovano bylo zdan-
live bezv6trim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-02

mestskeho chemika G.. H.
Voerga. jenz V dtery vypra-
vel, ze ma As kalibernim revol-
veru Whitfielda spatril stopy
kaze krve, ki'izovemu vysle-
chu.
Jako prvnf svedek obhajoby
vyslechnuta byla pi. Alice Nc
Farren, 92O5 Hough Ave., jez
drive bydlela v apartmentnim
dome {. 1862 vych. 93. ul.,
kde bydlel tez Whitfield spolu
sc svojf milenkou. Marii Price
.ovou a tvrdila, re jmenovany
parek spatfila vychazeti tepr-
We odpoledne den vrazdy.
Ostatne svedcila pouze, ze Una
la Whitfielda jen ais diva tydny
pred spachanym zlociaem a
vypovidala jen co 81 ostatnf Ii
de 0 Whitfieldovi vypraveli.
Podobne vypovedi podali
slecna Frances Gabariny pro-
davacka v grocerii ma 5. "a
stavce, kde il Whitfield Sc
svoji spolecnici navStlvili, a
zmineny Koring, jenz ~licil,
kterak nechal Whitfield rano
auto stati v blizkosti jeho do
mu teprve odpoledne V mem
odjel
DalSi svedci, policiste. w.
prav6li celkem jiz n6kolikra-
te opakovane veci. Novou "a
hadu vznesla do procesu pl.
Marie Vlckova, Geauga lake.
svym tvrzenfm, re spatfila je-
|ti Whitfielda kolem sveho do
mu We spo1ecnosti dvou muzu,
Muz sedici vedle fidice Sc zdal
byti opilym, ''neb mel hlavu
sklonenou ma prsa." !.
@B. F. Carpaneter, 7411 Mel
rose ave. N. E. vystupoval II,
kvetna v $50 hod. rano z po-
ulicni kary ma vych. 1913. ul. a
ST. Clair ave-, kdyz spatfil je-
IT, kolem modry.: Jordan auto
mbbil 7 $ cervenymi dratenymi
koly. Stroj ridil muz tmave
plcti a. vedle neho z primo Sc
del pollcista. Obhajci ma
vstivili Vcera obzalovancho We
v6zeni, ably jej patrne pfipra.
viii k vlastni obhajobe. Whit
field sam ievi znacne rozcile-
nj a ustavicne 81 z celia stira
pot.
Ia vcerejsiho odpolednlho
iliceni cten byl tez 1redni pro-
!tokol, sepsany hned no zatce-
! nj obvineneho.