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Evening star., 1923-02-23
HOME GREETING WAITS
MAN WRONGLY JAILED
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WILMINGTON. Ohio. February 23.-
Before the sun sets again. Clarence
Leroy Mckinney. twenty-nine, the
victim of a miscarriage Of justice,
which placed him behind Ohio peni-
tentiary walls at Columbus, a life
termer for a murder he did not COM
nit, will be a free man, unless some
unforeseen legal hitch occurs.
His bride Of less than year. never
failing in her belief that he was in
nocent, is here. excitedly awaiting the
hour of reunion.
Early today Mckinney. in custody
Of Sheriff Will Kirk, of Clinton coun-
ty. will leave the penitentiary at Co
lumbus and return to Wilmington.
Court will be convened on his ar
rival and Judge F. II. Clevenger, who
FIVE months ago sentenced him for
the murder Of Policeman Emery Nc
Creight, shot to death on February
IA, 1922, will nolle the first-degree
murder indictment, according to the
present plan.
In McKinney's stead in the peni-
tentiary is Louis Vandervoort, son OF
Evening star., 1923-02-23
SAYS MINISTER SPOKE
AGAINST CATHOLICS
Detective Who Joined Klan Turns
State Evidence in Ku Klux
Prosecution.
BY the Associated PreAs.

by Tie AkSOclateO fte1s
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio. February %.
The state sprung a surprise In the
w. M. Cortner case, in which the de-
fendant is charged with riotous con-
spiracy in Ku Klux Khan headquar-
ters, when It called Edward Mcdonald
to the stand in police court yester-
day.
Mcdonald testified that two speeches
were made on the night that he was
initiated into the khan, which. he
said. was February IL. One Of these,
he said. was made by Rev. C. o. Wood
ward, pastor Of Browie Street Church
of Christ Of Columbus. whom he tes-
titled talked on Catholics, Jews and
negroes. Asked what he remembered
OF the speech made by Rev. Mr.. Wood
ward, Mcdonald declared:
were held by Catholics: that we ought
to stop foreign immigration. He said
it's time for US 100 per cent Ameri-
cans to step in and do something"
What did he say about the
Jews?'' asked Attorney Malone for
He said the Jews were getting too
| strong. too. He didn't say very
| much about the negroes" said the
witness
Mcdonald testified that Rev. r. c.
| Moon. pastor of the St. Paul NJ. Z.
+, Church of Springfield, also spoke.
The witness was not called upon to
tell what Rev. Mr.. Moon said.
Judge Davis, following confer
ence with attorneys for both sides,
announced he will announce his de-
cision some time next week. He de-
clined to set a date, saying he will
notify the attorneys in ample time
for them to summon any persons they
may desire to be present when the
decision is announced.
Evening star., 1923-02-23
SLEUTH rs DISPUTED.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. February 90
Statements attributed to Rev. c. o.
Woodward of Columbus. by Edward
Mcdonald, at the hearing in Spring
field today on charges against the
Springfield Ku Klux Klan leader, said
to have been made at a khan meeting
in Springfield. were denied by Rev.
Mr.. Woodward here.
II made no such statements and any
man present at the meeting which
addressed can testify that I did not.
The speech / made was along the
same lines I have often talked in my
church, and which l would be willing
to make anywhere. No one could take
offense at any of my remarks" Rev.
Dr. Woodward said.
Statements saying that he had de-
clared there was a growing strength
of the Jews. and that IS per cent Of
public offices are held by Catholics
were falsely attributed to him. he
continued. He denied that the khan Is
opposed to the Catholics or Jews
holding office. but said he thought
there should be a more fair proper
tional distribution OF them.
DIR. Woodward declared that the
khan Is not anti-anything and recog-
nize the right of every man to wor-
ship God as his conscience dictates.
Evening star., 1923-02-23
ROADS PLAN FIGHT
ON MILEAGE BOOK
Interstate Body Notified of
Possible Suit to Block
Re.EStablishment.

Railroad representatives before the
Interstate Commerce Commission to-
day gave notice OF the possible in
tent OF the carriers to institute court
proceedings to block the recent COM
mission decision ordering re-estab-
lishment of the interchangeable
mileage book system giving reduc-
tions OF 20 per cent in passenger
| fares to travellers. The point was
raised at informal conferences over
the rules and regulations which are
being prepared to govern the use of
mileage books, whose issue was au-
thorized in a resolution by Senator
Watson, republican, Indiana, If they
/; are put on sale March Is, in accord
ance with the commissions decision.
Before going any further with this
matter" Henry Wolfe Bikle, counsel
for the Pennsylvania railroad. who
also spoke for all eastern lines, told
the commission. Il want to give no
tice that any step taken here is taken
subject to our right to litigatc the
commissions decision or to protest in
any way against any detail or princi-
pie involved in IL.
Subject to that reservation. we are
prepared to discuss the rules and
regulations which may be put into
effect II the sale Of mileage books is
eventuaIly< authorized"
Tentative Rules Presented.
A series of tentative railroad rules
governing the issue and use of the
mileage books was presented in be-
half Of the carriers, for the con-
sideration of the commission and for
the consideration OF representatives of
travelling statesmen organizations and
others interested. They provided.
among other things. that the reduced
rates should not apply to the trans
portation of children, the payment
of excess or other baggage charges,
nor to the payment of sleeping or
parlor car charges.
Evening star., 1923-02-23

a wealthy farmer near jamestown.
who Tuesday pleaded guilty to the
murder of McCreight He was SEN
fenced to life imprisonment. Wander
WORT was taken to the penitentiary
Wednesday. He was originally ar
rested for robbery.
The only hitch which might mar
McKinney's happiness today is a fine
of $4,000 pending against him, as
sessed for violation OF prohibition
laws.
the Iiouor case will be pressed.
Evening star., 1923-02-23
.REM|NCTON'S PRIVATE
PAPERS SOUGHT VA|N[Y
Police Probing Los Angeles Nur.
der Deny Having Suspect in
Outside Jail.

By tho Associated Press
LOS ANGELES. Calf, February 2S.-
ton. electrical engineer-at night mix
ing with cafe and hotel parties, where
Evening star., 1923-02-23
|O&
IF SICK, TAKE 1CAsCARETs'
Clean Your Bowels! End Headache, Bliousness, Colds,
Dizziness, Sour, Classy Stomach

To clean out your bowels without
Eamping or overacting, take Cas-
carets!
You want to feel hne; to be quickly
free from sick headache. dizziness,
biliousness, colds, bad breath, a sour,
acid. gassy stomach. constipation.
One or two Cascarets, any time, will
Evening star., 1923-02-23

start the bowels acting. When taken
at night, tho bowels work wonder
fully in tho morning.
Cascarets never sicken or incon-
venience you next day like pills, CAL
omel, salts or Oil.
Children love Cascarets, too. 10
cent boxes, also 25 and so cent sizes.
Any drug store.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-05

lows? Does the place look dirty to you that you have to throw waterY' demanded the court Looking one boy over and then turning 10 Mr, Cleveland the judge inquired: Haven't yon got a mop around here somewhere, ?"
 Turning to the boy. he asked What were you throwing water for9"
 Huh"
 Don't answer huh stand up,"
 What were you throwin' water for:"
 "I felt like it."
 "Hm. contempt Of court, also. An additional offense. Who were you throwin' at?"
 skinny Johnson"
 What for?"
 He was hittin me-" You couldn't hit him back could you? No. you had 10 go throwin water. When do you go on the gym ?"
 It developed that the offender prac- ticed basketball every Tuesday and nights and played in games In between times. "No gym privileges for a week from next Tuesday," was the sentence.
 The last prisoner was the worst of- fender, He was s years old, lowered head and shoulders over everyone in the court room and seemed to lack in respect for the court.
 What was you throwin water for?" demanded the judge.
 Just a matter of fun"
 Couldn't you have fun any other way?"
 Not that evening"
 All right. Hot box session Monday night. Be sure to be here. Courts adjourned"
 "Oh, boy" gleefully commented a with anticipation of an eve- hing of fun. Gee, reg'lar hot box"
 Hot box, according to this court, is equivalent to public execution. Twelve boys, all smaller than the of fender. will stand in the gym with1
New Britain herald., 1923-03-05
Shipenng Offenders Get Stony
 Sure From Boys' Court Judge

to show his badge. His excuse was ruled as not sufficient Justification and he was ordered to do monitor duty in the washroom for q week and sec that no one throws paper on the floor. If anybody swears, you report him." ordered the court,
 Janitor Service For Nothing Two boys were arrested for playing | hall in the corridor. Well try both of 'em at once" said the judge. The offenders rose to their feet and faced | tho court. Its against the rules to throw ball in the corridor, you got rough house room and the whole gym floor" severely remarked the judge" Piercing the prisoners with his eagle eye he demanded, You're guilty, you know that. don't you?"
 Yes sir" replied both prisoners.
 See that you don't do 1t again or it will be pretty serious for you We've got a lot Of work hore," the last statement made very significantly. Have you done any washing lately?" asked the court.
 Next Saturday morning at 2 U clpth you VIII ScL a pan anu Soiic water and soap and cloth. One of you will wash the woodwork in the game room and the other the senior room. Be sure and wash it good. We've got to keep this club clean and now that we've got you here we'll let you do it."
 N"Where's Joe?" asked the judge. Joe was missing and his case was continued until next Saturday.
 Threatened to "SoclS Him"
 What were you doing?" was the question directed at two boys. The monitor charged them with fighting. We were having quarrel in the game room." admitted one boy
 They were called up to the bench and given a lecture. The following explanation was made by one boy. He had checkers on one table and was using the other table and told him wanted a table, he should keep his checkers home if he had no room for them and he said he'd sock me and I told him to go ahead and sock me-" No blows were struck. so the judge decided it was not very ser ious case. Its just a little selfish ness. After this you play on one table and let somebody else have the other one. Discharged
 Contempt of Court
 Two older boys were caught red handed throwing water at each other in the corridor. It was fragrant case. The complainant was Superin- tendent Cleveland, himself. The cor ridor was full of boys at the time of the offense, according to NIT. Cleve- land.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-05
Penalties Handed Out Im- partially and "One Teller" Is Ordered to Get the "HOt Box"

T will now open up this herr court" and the voice of the judge permeated the crowded courtroom. 4 group of prisoners, policemen, spec tators. etc, numbering about 30, oc' cupied benches and chairs on three sides facing His Honor, who occupied a small table at one end of the room It was at session of juvenile court in the Boys club.
 Where's the first case?" demanded the judge. A policeman, or monitor arose. This here kid went on the gym floor with his shoes on," he charged, pointing an accusing finger at the covering victim. He was playin basketball"
 The boy in question was not rep- resented by counsel, although he had the opportunity, This implied an admission of guilt in the eyes of the judge. What did you do it fer?" demanded the court. Don't you have any sneaks?"
 No"
 Gee. you seem to be pretty guilty, don't you?"
 Turning to Superintendent c. B. Cleveland, who sat among the spec tators. the judge, who was one of the boys himself, inquired, How is the back yard ?''
 Pretty dirty"
 All right" replied the judge again fixing the culprit with a stony gaze, You will clean up the back yard eve- nings after school as punishment. You know it's against the rules. There are signs up all over the building"
 Such Langwidge!
 The next case involved a case of insubordination. A boy had been stopped at the door and asked for his membership card by monitor who failed to recognize him. Where's yer ticket?" said the monitor. Co to h." was the reply.
 The prisoner found himself uncere- moniously haled before the court. Swearing, resisting an officer, disor- derly conduct and few other things were charged against him.
 You ought to have yer tongue washed fer swearin'," said the judge. That's what they used to do to me-" The prisoner claimed in defense that he did not know he was talking to monitor, because the latter failed
New Britain herald., 1923-03-05

their legs spread apart and the pris- oner will crawl underneath, As he passes, each hoy will wield paddle, magazine or his hand in the place where he thinks 1t will make good impression. IT the prisoner takes his medicine gamely that will end it. If he attempts to resist he will have lit- tie use for a chair without a cushion for some time to come
New Britain herald., 1923-03-05

4 machine, intended to be used by those engaged in forcing the growth of flowers and vegetables, has been invented. which measures the growth of plants.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-07-13
GaSOlin0va dan.

Dan iednoho centu na gallon ga
solinu synesla nasemu stAtu bshem
prvniho roku jejiho zavedeni $632.
1853, Gill mesicne prnmsrne asi
$52.678. Dan plati automobiliste.
Druzi. ktefi potrebuji gasolin, dan
tuto neplati.
Gasolinova dan pocinaje |. led
nem 1924 zvysena bude ma 2 Gently
z galonu. Vyt6zku uzito bade ma
zlepsovani silnic.
Ma misto so cent? "a koflskou 81
luautomobilu pfi davani license "a
dano bude nyni jenom 26 cent? Do
nevac 2 centovy poplatek "a gasolfn
sumu schazici nahradf.
Pnntocha Spatnou bankon.
Alexander Welsch. ktery 81 v pun
cose uschoval 1892. byl tyto okra-
den dome. { 1O9 S. Penn ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-07-13
OdS0uZena ma tri meSice do
zalare.

Edna Jinnavan Glen Edwards
avenue odsouzena byla ma tfi m9si-
ce do zalare. ably tam klidu pre-
mSslela o rvacce, v niz Johnu Ca
rey, soused1. rozt' 'ala pravou tvaf /.
Soudce severni stanice rozhodl 8
mesienf odpocinek DO namahave
pranici. Manzel oisouzene, pfitom :
ny preliceni ,sehvalil rozsudek soud-
cdv jako "dosli dobry" polib.
kem rozloucil sc drahou polovici
idouci "a mffze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-07-13
Anglie 0Znami Sve StanoviSko
o Rnhru.

AnglickS premier Baldwin tento
ctvrtek parlamentu oznamil sta.
novisko. ma n6mz Anglie stoji v
otazce Ruhru okupovaoeho Fran
couzi Belgicany. Kabinet anglic-
Ky sesel Sc We stfedu. ally poslednf
dodatky ku prohlaseni uvazil.
Celym prohlasenfm, jak pfedbezne
sdeleno, jde duch pfatelstvi ku
Francii. V prohlaseni vsak zd1raz-
memo bude. za neco must ucineno
byti. ably Europa uklidnena byla.
Vzdor tOmu. ze premier jest du-
cha smirliveho, iisto jest, ze anglic-
ka vlada p6jde pied se svoji
vIastni politikou a je-li nadeje ma
dalsi spoienou akci Spoienc0, Ia
zavisi cd stanoviska francouzskeho
premiera, Poincare, jak dalece ho-
tov tento Eude ku dohode. Jsk liz
praveno. jednfm z hlavnich bodc
Baldwinova prohlaseni bude ustano-
veni mezinarodnich znalcn, kteff
by vysetfili zJistili, kolik nahrady
Nemecko jest schopno platiti. Bod
tento navrzen byl sekretafem nasi
vlady, Hughesem, zadan samot-
nym Nemeckem.
Hughes zavolal ku konferenci ma
seho anglickeho vyslance, Harvey,
We stredH. DR.. Edward Benes, ce-
skoslovensky ministr zahranicni, ie
v Lond5ne, kde prostfedkuje mezi
anglickym a francouzskym premie.
rem. DR.. Benes je nahledu, ktery
ovsem pronesli jiz druzi pred, MIN,
ze roztrzka mezi Anglii a Francii
byla by osudnou Europe.
Znalci jsou toho nahledu, ze ku
skutecne krisi hned TAX nedojde.
Naopak vse nasvadeuje. ze povoli Sc
zde povolf tam a Ease nejak to-
p1jde.
Franc0uzSKy Senat pfijal tichO-
m0rSk0n d0h0dn.
We stfedu francouzsk5 senat
schvalil Washingtonskou dohodu o
omezeni namofnfho zbrojeni. Schva.
leni senatu naplnilo nasi vladu u
spokojenim.
Sedfn uSmrcen0 bleSky.
Umrti. jez po Soustati zavingny
| byly velikymi vedry minulSch dni
doplneny byly nehodami, jez udaly
Sc y r1znych boufich. We statu
Michigan bleskem usmrceny byly TT
csoby. v lowe dv6 Montana dy9,
V Tulsa. Okla. teplom9r dostou.
pill vyse los stupna. lowe skorem
ma 100.
Sedesat ttyfi nsmrceni v srazce
Sedesat ctyfi osoby usmrceny by.
ly We srazce vlak1 Klausenburg,
Y Rumunsku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-07-13
Stavebni spolky pro statni dohled

Ufednfci velkeho poctu etaveb-
mich spolkn a pnjcoven penez nej-
sou proti planu, ably apolky podleha-
ly statni kontrole. Co vice. mnezi
sami pocinaji ciniti kroky. ably do
hled zafizen byl, kdyz budouci "a
sedani zakonodarny sc sejde. Po-
die jeiich nazoru dohled statni nes-
mi vsak uvrhovati zadpe financni
bremeno ma 1stavy. iinak dcelnost
ano sama existence spolku zmense-
ma nebo dokonce znicena byti by
mohla. ]. Henry Baker. Glen w.
boru, prohlasil, kdyby spolky tyto
podrobeny byly t6mze omezenim
iako jsou statni banky q dvsrni
spolecnosti. kdyby byly zdaneny
take tax tezce, ze by nemohly Wy
placeti nyni obvykly drok.
V temze case zakonodarny vybor
Marylandskych statnich bankef6
pfipravuje pfedlohu. kterou pfedlo-
Ii statni zakonodarne. ktera pry
neusali zadne bfameno ma spolky,
ale postara sc ochranu vkladatel1
We spolcich techto. Podle vsehe v
pfedloze 3adano bude. ably kazdo-
rocn9 pfisezni pfiznani spolky sta
vebnf musely urcity Gas pfedkla-
dati. Dale ably bankovni komisaf
mel pravo kazdoroena jednou pre-
kvapiti ten nebo omen spolek q pre-
sv9dciti sc pravem stavu spolku
q aby povoleni ku zakladani staveb.
mich spolk1 bylo spojeno vetsimi
obtizemi.
Troji poplatky zadany budou asi
sdruzenim bankef1. ably stavebnf
spolky platily "a dozor statni. "a
rocnf v5kaz pfijmn SIS. jsou-li d1-
chody pod 500. 900. Poplatek zvy-
scvan v9tslmi d6chody. "a zkouma-
nj vykaz0 do $1OO. 900 patnact do
lard. Poplateks $40 zadan cd O.
stavn, ktere zadaji teprve char
ter.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-07-13
Dyanact tiSic marek "a Svezeni
ma kafe,

Dvarlact tlSlc marek "a Svezeni
ma kafe.
Zatim co my Baltimofane st9zu.
jeme 81 neradi platime sedm Gen.
tn jizdneho na pculicnfch kar&ch.
We Varsave a jin5ch mSstech Polska
plati dvanact tisic marek "a svezeni
ma kafe. Obnos tento americ.
kSch penezfch jest ovsem jenom
dvanact cent?. ale uvazi-li Sc. ze
vsPolsku znamena to celodenni W.
delek pr1merneho d9lnika. neni to
aadnou malickosti. Potraviny v
Polsku jsou sice lacin6 v americ-
kych penezich. libra chleba asi je.
den cent. libra masa IL cent?, tu-
Get vajec IL cent?. ale v polskSch
penezich ceny ty idou do tisfcn q
tisic0. Zachce-li Sc d9lnfku pfecfsti
81 noviny, zaplati Is cent? "a jedno
tislo. .tfebs vice nezli "a cely den wy.
della. Stesti jeste.ze Polak Sc 6t&nim
mnoho Sc nesouzi! Bytova situa.
ce je pramizerna. Skorem zadne
domy znicene We valce nebyly znovu
postaveny. Bud lide nemaji peni.
ze. anebo maji-li. boji Sc 8 mimi
pochlubiti. Chuda tfida lidu
smestnana jest v rozvalinach q bou-
dach. Az s nebo 6 rodin kolikrate
bydli jedne svetnici. Ably ma
vsechny bylo misto ku spsni. dava-
j Sc "salandy" dc svetnic mnozi
spi ma Mich U sameho stropu.
Politicka situace je d9sna. v
Polsku jest pies 80 uznanych poll
tickych stran. Kolikrate n9ktera
straDa udrzi Sc pfi moci cel5 jeden
den.
Kombinace rnznych ras Y Polsku
tez pfisriva ku miserii.
Dojmy tyto cesty pO Polsku
prinesl 81 do Baltimore Meyer Teig-
man, (. 1915 McElderry nlice.
Governor v zapaSe y0lebnfm.
Governor Ritchie v pond9li dal
Sc zanesti do seznamu kandidatG, O
nichz rozhodovano bude volici. v
podzimnfm hlasovani. Jeho speech
Sc zanesenfm jmena vyklada Sc tim,
ze chce dostati ma sv9tlo vsechny
sve NOME jemokraticke protikan-
didaty dfad governernv. Mezi
moznymi protikandidaty jeho uva-
den jest byvaly statni kontrolor,
Hugh A. McMullen z Cumberland u.
RepubliFansky kandidat govel-
nerstvi. Alexander Armstrong. pry
ieste ma dosti casu ma vypln9ni Ii
stiny. Armstrong pfi primarkach
nebude miti asi protikandidata.
V zasvecenych kruzich go pocita.
ze ami governor Richie pfi primar-
kach protikandidata miti nebude.
Poranen autom0bilem ma ch0dniku
Automobilem presidenta firmy
Mccormick & Co. poran9n byl '
pond6li zam9stnanec kvetinafske
flrmy William C. Price. Nehoda
udala sc ma Mckane Place u Balti-
more ulice. kdyz automobil McCor-
mick0v. jehcz kontroln tento ztra-
til.vjel ma chodnfk a ma tomto
jdcuciho Price srazil a nohu mu
pferazil.
= Pet osob poraneno bylo v au.
tomobilovych nehodach v dtery.
Wilhemu Hochstedt z E. Hamilton
avenue pferazena byla noha true
KEN. Joseph a. Mulfinger, 805 N.
Washington ulice utrpel odfeniny We
siazce jeho automobilu II taxicabem
ma rohu Hamburg Hanover ulic.
Nellie Lawry. jez MIN jela. .utrpels
nepatrne zran6ni. Joseph Turner
poranen byl kdyz automobil min
Sc pfevrhl ma rohu Bush Russell
ulic. Ma motorcyklu, jimz vrazi
do Preston ulice k&ry. 18letj
Upshur B. Giles poranen byl.
Trpi nova nemOcnice Spav0u
nemOci?
Jestli se stavbou move mestskt
nemocnice U Montebello bude po
kracovano takov9m tempem JAKE
dnes. stavba snad - neusne-lj do
celia - dokoncena bude aekdy n,
1 - y L.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-07-13

Null NCinoN OSuotOu udS ZdoCall
kdyz se hralo ceny. Pfijm9te
vsichpi srdecne a upfimne diky.
Tez pan6m obchodnfknm dekujeme
ze mas amy cd sebe obdarovali
v9cmi, kters by jsme musely drahe
zaplatit, ackoliv jsme mely velke
vydaje, piece pfiiem byl slusn5
| tax ze cistych dve ste dolarn bylo
darovano ma ''Cesky D9lnickS
D1m''. Mohl byti vStezek jeste
v9tsi. ponavadz (zde v5mluva neni
zadna prfimuta), misto je pekne, u
kary q cas- byl krasny, kdyby Sc byl
dostavil kazdy volns myslici delnic-
Ky clovek. ale iako obycejn9 ten kdo
by mohl nejvic podpofit a pomahat.
ten zdstane donna. Dale vzdava-
me srdecne. .diky nasi mile sestre M.
Smith z Collington Ave-, ktera da-
rovala q obsadila kosik a ktery ma
cielo rs vyhral p. Lehecka (synovec)
cisls 1887 Monument st. Dale
obsazena byla skfinka douthik1 a
ktere vyhral p. Mssek mladsi.
Doufaiic We ct. obecenstvo. ze
pakli budeme pofadati n9jakou "a
bavu anebo vylet zaiiste mas Ease
navstivf v poetu CO nejvetsim mi
lie Sc pobavf mezi nani.
Naz dar
Za SbOr ''Zlata Praha''
tajemnice zabavniho v5boru.
Tri v0jaci nSmrceni bleSkem.
Tfi vojaci pateho pluku Mary
landske narodni gardy: John T.
Tracey, Russell Fowble a Arthur
Rutherford. usmrceni byli We stfedu
noci bleskepn a etrnact dalsfch po-
raneno. Pet Mich zransno tax, Re
dopraveni byti musei do universit-
Of nemocnice. Tragedie odehrala
sc We stanu ma Saunders Range. kde
BaltimoTane konaji letni sve cvice.
nj. behem prudke boufe spnjene
liiakem. N9kolik stand v9trem by
10 strhano. Ia nekolik minut 20
vypuknutf boufe kolem p1l osme
hediny udefil blesk do stanu. y
nemz vojaei lezeli ma svych polnich
l6zkach pfikryti vojenskymi nepro.
mokavymi kabaty cekajic az se
boufe pfezene.
Stan. do nehoz blesk udefil. stal
asi uprostfed ostatnich. Kdyz
blesk sjel do stanu. cely tabor oza-
fen byl nahleu zaplavou svetla.
Rada muzn srazena do blata. draty
strhany hued ma to cel5 tabor vr.
zen v plnou tmu. .ktera jenom obcas-
ne zapuzoyaua byla blesky.
Po nekolik minut zavladlo zdese-
Of Ii. kteri unikli blesku. lezeli
omraceni v bevedomi. Pc stran9
iednoho re zabitych vojakn lezely
spalene kousky ocele .zbytek to jeho
vojenske rucnice. Boty druheho
vojaka spaleny byly 1plne.
T9zce zraneni vojaci CO nejry-
chleji dopraveni byli do Baltimore.
T9zce zraneni byli: Robinson,
Evans. Heisterman. Hall kapral
Gliss. Mezi lehce zranen5mi byl
Polak ze S. Kenwood avenue.
Joseph Rodzanowicz.
Usmrcenym vojak6m vystrojeny
budou vojenske pobfhy.
Dvacet jeden farmarim nedovole-
no d0pravOvatl mleko.
Zdravotni komisaT, DIR Jones, We
stfedu nedovolil 81 farmafnm, ably
mleko jejich farem pffstupu melo
do mesta. Vetsineu zavinen byl
krok tento necistotou nadob,v nichz
farmari mleke zasilali.
Zdravot nj inspektofi zavrhli We
stfedu IS galon6 mleka, iez melo
temperature vyssf nezli 20 stupil0.
ROstouci poeet studenti
university.
President Marylandske universi-
ty pripravuje Sc zadati tohoto roku
povoleni vice nezli ctyf milionn
delar1 ma rostouci v5lohy stale &C
sirici university Marylandske Cd
roku 1919 pocet student6 byl vice
nezli zdvojnasoben.
Minnl6h0 roku pfednaSek hudo