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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-06
Out of Ordinary

Her brother, a photographer in
Omaha, Neb., suggested that she
take a correspondence course in
some business that would be out
of the ordinary"
In the woods country, with deer
everywhere, she found that farm
er sand loggers could not afford
to save their antlers and deer
heads because of the high price Of
sending them away for mounting
A few months studying and Mrs.
Hadley was mounting deer head
for the community and then for
visiting hunters in deer season.
They can't pay much up here.
so 1 do every deer for SO, regard
less Of size she says.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-06
AnonIexy Attack Fatal

Mrs. Rhoda Gaul, 81, of 691 N.
New Jersey St. who suffered a
stroke of apoplexy Friday after
noon in front Of her home died to-
day at the city hospital, Coroner
Robinson said death was due to
cerebral hemorrhage.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-06
ACTION IN>STATE
BOARDS QUARREL
UP TO GOVERNOR
Road Commission Severely
CritiCiSeS SChIenSker
Report.

Action in the controversy between
the State board o. accounts and the
State highway commission now is
hIp TO Governor Emmett F. Branch.
The commission issued a state
Hment Friday accusing the board of
accounts of gross carelessness or
wilIful misrepresentation" in max.
Ing its report, Meantime the board
bf accounts stands on its report
The report, criticising the commits
sion for transactions with o. f.
automobile parts dealer.
resulted in the return of $4,000 to
the State BY Schlensker.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-06
Patient Xanishes

Police were hunting taxicab
driver who stopped passerby at
Georgia and Illinois SITS. and told him
10 call city ambulance as he had
a sick woman in his car. Police
were unable to find the cab when
they arrived.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-06
Hoosier Girls Enrolled

Miss Elizabeth Nicely, SIS n. De
Quincy St, and Miss Annabel Ma
ton of Muncie, are two Indiana girls
who will attend the Randolph Macon
Woman's College at Lynchburg. Va.
this year, according to enrolment
records there.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-06
CONSTANT VIGIL
IS KEPT OVER
LEOPOLD, LOEB
SIayer8 Continue Cheerful as
Day Of Sentencing
Draws Near,

sBy United Press
CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-Extraordinary
watch is being kept on Nathan Leo
pold and Richard Loeb as the time
bears for Justice John R. Caverly
DO impose sentence for their murder
|pf Bobby Franks. Never at any time
s9f the day or night are the youths
free from surveillance
Prisoners in cells adjoining the
bells of Nathan and Richard are as
.sisting guards in the sleepless vigil.
\ Leopold and Loeb are in cells on
fthe sixth tier. Because they are at
.the end of the tier, guards on the
lseventh and fifth tiers can look into
slheir cells.
Constant Watch
Taking advantage of that fact,
warden Westbrook has ordered that
! the guard on the sixth tier keep
within watching distance of the
youths cells until the guard on tier
seven comes up. The seventh tier
guard then remains where he can
watch until the fifth tier guard
comes TO the end of the row on his
rounds This fifth tier guard is in
'structed TO remain until the sixth
liter guard returns once more.
Trusty prisoners also have been
placed in cell 500, between 500.
|Loeb's cell. and Goa. in which Leo
bold is confined
Girls See SIayers
WestbroOk said the youths do not
know they are being watched so
1closely. Even if they are cognizant
] of the fact, neither Nathan nor Rich
,ard show the slightest sign Of an
-noyance. They continue cheerful.
,They receive visits from friends
twice daily. OF late the number of
.girl visitors has been increasing.
Justice Caverly has left Chicago
for the home Of a friend about a
hundred miles north, where he will
put his sentence in writing. He will
return on the night Of Sept. 9 and
Impose sentence next morning.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-06
FIRST SPTRTTTATTST CFT=RCH

sos North Liberty Street
between Massachusetts Ave ami Liberty ST
Lecture by Rev. Lydia Crane Message
will be given by the pastor Rev. Ruth
Van Beuken. Message services every
Wednesday at ? 80 and gao r. m. con
Quoted by the Ladies' Aid, part Of the
time devoted to healing. You are cordially
invited to attend these services. All are
welcome. All board members meet Sept.
so at p. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-06
PRISONERS PLEA
CONVINCES JUDGE
OF HIS INNOCENCE
James Baldwin Freed on
Charge of Picking
Pockets,

Masterful plea of James Baldwin.
%. Roosevelt Hotel. on his own be
half today in CITY court. resulted in
Judge Delbert o. Wilmeth ordering
his discharge.
Baldwin had been in Jail since
Thursday, when he was arrested by
Detectives Hopson and White on a
vagrancy charge at the Indiana
State fair. They allege he was pick
ing pockets while attempting to
board street cars.
Baldwin said ne is suffering from
diabetes and claimed he weighs only
ninety-f1ve pounds.
Physically Weak
He asserted because Of his physi
cal condition he was unable to
board the car after five attempts.
Each time the crowds swept him
back, he said.
He said wherR he did get aboard
he was forced to cling on by his left
hand. Because he was left-handed.-
it would have been impossible to
pick a pocket. he declared.
He said the detectives saw him
push into the crowds five times. He
said he was nearly blind in his left
eye and could not have seen suffi-
GENTLY to rob any one.
Evidence Lacking
He also asserted that the detec-
tives who We're watching him could
not see his hand in any ones peck
ct because their view was blocked
by other persons. Detectives failed
to show any one whose pockets
were ritied, Baldwin said.
He claimed he had no motive to
steal because he had sufficient funds
from the publication of The Last
Word" a book ne said he wrote.
He said his widest vice was the
movies.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-06
Spiritualist Church


Corner North St and Capitol Ave
Red Mems Hall
VIII be open Sunday. Sept r 1924
with election of new board. All members
of church are requested and urged to be
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-06
CHURCH NOTICES
PROGRESSIVE
SPIRITUALIST
CHURCH
Park Ave. at st. Clair St.
Sunday Service 7:45 p. N.
Lecture by
DIR. T. F. IRELAND

Splrlt messages by
REV. ANNA D. THRONDSEN
Music by Mrs. Audra HodsOn
Tuesday Afternoon and Evening
. and 7:45
The Ladies Aid Service Afternoon
Lecture by DR.. Ireland
Messages by Rev. Throndsen
The evening service will be de-
voted to spirit messages.
Dinner served at $50
Friday evening. o'clock. the
Mems Club will hold the regular
trumpet service. Come, bring a
friend.
WELCOME
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-06
FAIR PROFIT At
LEAST $4,000,
SECRETARY SAYS
Attendance Record Broken
by $4,000 Paid Ad-
missions,
missions,

The 1924 Indiana State fair was
''alI over but the shouting today.
And the State board Of agriculture
was doing the shouting
In attendance. exhibits and public
interest, the fair. which closed at 10
q. m. Friday, was pronounced 1.-The
best ever" by William NJ. Jones. sec
rctary-treasurer.
Attendance for the week, with
205,O07 paid admissions. exceeded by
$4,000 the previous record, 6S,S25.
made in 1920. Fridays attendance,
23.543. was far below the Friday rec
cvd. $500 set last year. but Far
above the average Friday attendance
Of less than II 600
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-06

CVd. 81 .36Z, set last year. but 'ar
above the average Friday attendance
Of less than II 600
Financially Successful
Financially, this years fair was
very successful. Jones said. lie es-
timated that profits would be be
tween $4,000 and s25 900.
Plans were being made today for
new building program for next
year. Tentative plans include a new
State administration building and a
new grand stand and race track
probably in the same place as the
present track. About $150.000 would
be required for such a program,
Jones said.
The board spent 100000 on new
buildings in 1921.
The Red Cross probably would he
housed in the new administration
building, and Indiana University may
have new headquarters.
Clay County Wins Cup
The silver cup offered by the board
Of agriculture to the county, outside
of Marion County. having the largest
attendance at the fair was won by
Clay County. with a registration OF
425. Owen was second. with 343, and
Rush third. with $50. Altogether,
1852 persons, representing eighty
counties. registered during the week
wit hthe Indiana Farm Bureau
Federation.
Farmers who got up about 5 a. m.
today to prepare for their Journeys
home reported a heavy frost on the
infield OF the race track. They were
much worried about crops which
they said would be hurt by even
light frost.
Indianapolis took one first and
one third in the final horse show
Friday night in the Coliseum. Mrs.
George M. Bailey, riding Miss Bob
Black, took first honors in The
three gated mare classs. E. Cooper
Earring Of Indianapolis was third in
this event
Stables of Mrs. A. c. Thompson
of Chicago and OF E. A. Stuart of
Seattle, Wash. each took two flrsts
in the other four events.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-06
Conferences Held

=. The statement was given out late
Aiday, after the commission had
s5Sen in session all afternoon. In the
morning the commission, representa-
lives Of the accounts board and
Governor Branch held a two-hour
conference. Il is understood the
|statement was given out by permits
|EiOn Of Governor Branch.
In regard to the $4,000 refund.
the commissions statement said:
CAS- TO the $4,000 collected by the
State board Of accounts from Mr..
|Schlensker, this cannot be reconciled
with the special audit"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-06
SPIRITUALTST MISSION

Will hold services Sunday afternoon at
2 p. m. at 1925 E. Washington and Thurs
day evening at 7:45 p. M. Messages by
present Come Everybody welcome.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-06
Overcharges Found

The commission hired private &C
lcountants to audit its books follow
Eng the board of accounts report.
sThe statement admitted the private
accountants found Overcharges of
.sS .O39.64 in the Schlensker account
'as the result of errors in prices. ex-
tensions, computations of war tax
and one duplicate payment. It was
pointed out this was about SAP 900
less than the figures Of board Of &C
counts.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-10-03
Nalezen zastfeIeny :manzelkou
YaltOmObilu.

BE sestlsmrtel nSmi ranami tele
SVEN nalezen byl We redu Alexan-
der +. Fedelli, president spolecnosti
tehcz jmana. mrtvy automobilu
ma Valley read Green Spring VAL
ley. Mrtvola zavrazdeneho naleze.
na byla kolem jedoucimi automobi-
listy. Ktatce po p0l noci ra ctvrtek
vesla do v5ehodnf policejni stanice
manzelka zasrazdenehc, Antoinette
tedelli udala. ze zastrelila sveho
manzela.
Manzelka provazeD& sedmoatcile-
tym synem svym udala dale, ze sto-
povala sveho manzela schazeiicfho
sc iintu zenou.
Kdyz odejel manzel z domu ie.
jlch, (. SOP Lynhurst avenue. au-
tomobiio, vsedls Sc synem SWIM do
druheho nasledovela jej. Ma ce-
ste vjdela, jak beFe do autcmobilu
cekajici zenu. NSsledovala manzela
a zenu tn 81 ma Pimlico road, kde
sestoupila Sic ku stojici tam kate
manzelove. kdyz k n9mu dosla, G.
slovils jei. Manzel odstrcil il. Ma
to vytabla revolver q dvakrate na
manzela vystfelila. Po te vratila So
k synovi cekajicimu druhem aus
tomobilu jela 8 MIN ma stanici.
' mrtvole zastTeleneho nalezeno
Dyle ssst kuli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-10-03
We Srazce ylaku S autOm0bilem
nuz Zabit.

George Stewart, 81 rok1 starry
zabit byl pondeli. kdyz automobi
jeho prorazil spustenou pFehra radou U
koleji, viel ma tyto zasazen by
expresnlm Vlakem B & D. drahy
V automobilu MIN eedela jehc
manzelka Is rok6 stary syn. Vim.
cent. ienz Tidil sutomobil. provda.
na dcera dve male jeji ditky.
Vsichni narazem vyhozeni byli au.
tomobil rozbit. Krone Kahlove,
jez pofezana byla sklem, nebyl IRA.
men nikdo.
Stewart jel po Russell ulici. Pr
blizenl Sc ku kolejim drahy chte
zastaviti, ale bIzda prestsla praco.
vati. Automobil celnu prudkcst
prorazil skrze spustene zabradli
prave okamziku, kdy cd Washing.
tonu pTihnal Sc rychlovlak auto
m:bil roztristil.
George Stewart usmrcen byl ms
mist9 Syn jehe zatcen byl pro "a.
vineni smrti otcovy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-10-03
ZaStTelen pOlicif.

Jeden byl zastTelen a druhy po-
stfelen, kdyz v ned9li policejni
straznici stihajicf ctyfi cerncchy u
hanajici v ukradenem automobilu
jinak nemohli pfinutiti ku zastave-
al.
Zastrelen byl John Williams, po-
stfelen do ramene byl Herman Nit
chell. Frank Johnson a Herbert
Lipscomb byli zasSepi.
Sergeant Charles Ravis uvidel au-
tomobil pa.fici Ridgely Johnsonovi
2 Glenarm, ienz mu byl ukraden.
Zavolav policejni antomobil v
nemz byli til sergeant jeden poll.
cista. pustil Sc "a cernochy. Kdyl
vyzvani jsorce nezastavili. stfel Il
strasnfci pres hlavy. Kdyz ami te
cernochy nezastrasilc, namfTili ma
autsmobil a tento brzku zastaven
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-10-03
LOd'Stvo hOt0V0 k vaIce.

Marylandske valecne lod'stvo wy
7brojeno ceka hotovo jaouc pSliti do
skndc6 Marylandskeho rybo ustTi-
co-lovu VireinskSmi nezvsnymi no.
sty
Lodi nasi hrde namofni obrany
opatfeny isou motorg, jez lodi de-
vedou hDati ~ chlostf Is mil "a no.
dinu. Lodi jsou so stop dlouhe 9
ozbroieny ''po zuby". Ma kazde z
mich je d9lo, iez dostreli al ma mill
VedIe toho kazdS obrance ma pu.
Sku.
Jmena hlavnfch lodi jeou: Somer
set, St, Mary's. Calvert, Kent Z
Murray. iez patrolovat' budou Y
Potomac. v eelem zalivu Chesa.
peske cele druheho. oddilu ies
12O stop dlpuh5 "Governer McLa
me-" ma n9mz vladnk vrchni koman
dant.
Virginie, pozor!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-10-03
Prohibicni agenti skoufiskovali
GtyTi lihovary

CtyTi veIike nadoby ma paleni r.
hu byl ekonfiskovan prohibicnfni a..
agenty Washingtonu We stfedu
kdyz skladiste We 800 blocku For
rest ulice jimi pfepadero bylo. Ma
DOLBY pcdle vseho slozeny tam byly z
dom6 ,ktere bootlegr1m nebyly jist5
mi Uvezn9n nebyl nikdo. We
skladisti skonfiskovano bylo so be-
den kofalky a sest plynoyych ka-
men.
V saloonu 500 block Green
mount avenue agenti skonfiskovali
48 beden domaciho piva a 80 galon1
kofalky. James H. Daugherty byl
zatcen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-10-03
Kradez ma d.eTi spaehana
uSmrtila matku.

Kdyz ruky dcery jeji dterS {
phl osme hod ne vecer neznamy be
loch vytrhl penezenku. So rokd sta.
re Nettie Glaser, {. 209 N. Colling.
ton avenue, tax sc podesila ze be.
hem ne celych tfi hodin skonala.
Smrt' zavinena byla prasknutim
krevni cevy.
Glaserova, vdova, jez zije Sc svojf
dcesou Mamie, sysla nj fecenou
d ,hu ma kratkon prochazku. Kdyz
Sly ulicf Chester mezi Fayette Or
leans. vyskoci ulicky b9loch a
vytrhnuy dceri pen6zenka ruky,
ztratil sc ulicce. Matka podese-
ma klesla ma chodnfk. Zlcdej byl
asi rs let star5 Patrani policie
30 mem ukazalo 8, marnym. V to.
bolce bylo SLIPS.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-10-03
Stromy vyvraceny. SkIepy cato.
peny.

Sklepy mnohSch dom0 v mest9 a
predmesti zatopeny byly, kdyz v
pondeli ldest' spojen5 prudkym
vetrem po cely den q oblak Sc ILL.,.
Vetrem voda pfistavu vyhnana
byla az skorem do vys. Pratt ulice.
Destniky posety byly ulice mssta,
kdyz vetrem pfevraceny, odhazova.
ny byly majiteli. Riderwood a Rux-
ton uvrzeny byly We tmu. kdyz elek-
tricke spojeni pferuseno bylo nsf
svrzenym stromem. Jisda do Tow
$ n pferusena byla pres hodinu ne
Iii strom pfevacen1 vetrem ma kole.
ie odstransn b5ti mohl.
V predmsstich m9sta znaenS o {,
strom1 vyvracen byl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-10-03
Belgicka hrabenka nam povEd4la
co Zde nemame a co Zde miti
fnSmn

Je Amerika nest 'astnou. ze nems
zde tfidy We spolecnosti? Rozhodna
ano. nsoudila Bslgieka hrabenka,
Daphne del Garcia. kdyz hovela ei
v sci M domu Ora. A McConachie
na N. Charles ulici a vykladala tr-
pelive il naslo1chaiicfm novinar-
skfm zpravodalnm.
Jsou-li mezi zviTa!y jpdnotlive
tfidy, prac nemajf b5ti We spolecno.
sti lidske?ta zala Sc panf hrabenka.
We F ancii je-li kdo zahradnikem.
e zahradnfkem! Ale zde? Oni ne
mali tam zadne fifleny eili Do a.
meri'ku "flapery" jsko my 81 zde
vychovavame. S4lske 5e19 nena-
padne 81 ustfihnouti vlasy. nosf sell
ske saty nemfcha Tse mez' ''vyzsis'
tffdu Ale zde? Kdyz uderf pata
hodina. styskala 81 panf hrabenka,
sluzka 81 zazfvne necha panf hra-
benhu ma holickach. Pozdeji mof-
na ze pani hrab6nka vedle nj sedeti
must "moovies".
V beznadejnosti panf hrabenka
pokrcila rameny hlasala dale:
Vas cidic at zdstane cidicem bot.
Nema pravn tam by'i, k1e Wy jste.
Ma Champs Elysees v DanviIle I've
Franciij podivame se k,lem a hned
to.name. kde je kdo Ale zde? Vas
hankyf nebo mattel obchodu nebo
reznik, vserhno vypada stejne.
Praujm vam, to vam zavinilo
prohibici, litovala pani brab9nka q
pravila dale o tom CO zde name g
mi:i nemame a CT zde nemame a
miti name.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-10-03
SlOup Spadl ma aHtOm0bil.
Diva Zraneni.

Marsal Ralsimorskeho okresnihc
policejniho 1radu, Carroll E. Stans
bury klerk Joseph A Kennedy.
stezi vyvazli smrti, kdyz poDdel
telegrafni tyc padla ma jejich auto.
mebil. Stansbury pofezan byl sklem
a Kennedy utrpel silnym otre.
sem.
Oba jeli automobilu Pikesville
kde Stansbury bydlf. do Towson.
Til tslegrafoi sloupy, vyvracene
vicbrem, ,skacely sc ma silnici, 20 nfz
automobil marsalov jel. Jedna z
tyci automobil zasahla vzdor tomu,
2e Stansbury pokousel Sc dostati z
cesty, ma nfz tyc klesala. Stfecha
automobile byla rozbita skla roz:
tfistena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-10-03
Manzelk0n manzel zachranen.

| Upenliva prosba mlade zeny "a
chranila jejfho manzela kter5 SOU
zen byl pondelf pro stfeleni j
petkrate revolveru.
Souzen byl William j. Smyth.
Zaloba proii n9mu vypovidala, ze
chtel usmrtiti manzelku p9tkrate dc
nj stfeliv. Manzele zili oddeleni cd
ssbe. Smyth opet opat zadal
manzelxu, sby Sc k pemu vratila.
Pateho cerence potkal Sc nj 1900
blocsu Hollins ulice. Kdyz zoovu
o 1epfela MIN Jill, vytahl Smyth
revolver a pitt ranami tezce zranil
manzelku.
Pc kratkem vylicenf tragedie,
Smythova promluv;la ku soudci
Gorterovi:
"Modlila jsem Sc, abych nezem-
rela, protoze jsem vedela. ze on "a
to by by1 obe:en. Miluji jej ne
mohla jsem fomu dopustiti /"
Soudce doiat prosbami manzelky
napomfnal Smytha. ze by me-
byti jejim otrokem do konce 1.-Two.
ia. ENa to odso adil Smytha ma S ro.
kd do zalsre a zapsti dal mu mi.
lost.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-10-03
Hill Sc prohlaSil "a neyineho.

Kohgreanik John Philip Hill pied
Volan byl dtery pied vladniho
udce S pera ma obzalohu ,ze poru-
sil Vols ead1v vynueo:aci yak w.
robou cidru silnsho 2.75 procent We
SVEN dome ma w. Franklia ulici.
Pfcti Hillovi stoji sest pfipada.
Hill po pfedteoi zal Iby odpov9lel,
ze jest Eevin zen. Den q doba SOU
d ustanovena hyla ma l listopadu
Hill z8dsl, aby liceni 8 rim kons-
90 hylo co nejdfive aby skoneeno
byti mohlo pred volbami.
Zarnka stanovena byla We vysf
$1,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-10-03
Dfvka zranena We srazce auto
rnObfli.

Nedaleko Putty Hill ma Belair
road. porsnena byla We srazce dvou
automobile ida Fisher Colgate.
Automobily, nichz ieden fizen byl
WilTiamem E. Opaleckym N. Mil
ton avenue a druh5 Johnem V. O.
Duffieldem Colgate. srazily Sc v
nedeli vecer. Podle vypov9di sve
OpaleckS oslepen byl prudkSm sv9t.
lem AUTOMOBILE Duffieldova. Ira
nsna Fisherova dopravena byla dc
Johns Hopkins nenocnice.
- Ma rohu Federal a Gsy ulit
rozra5ena byla v nedeli 4letemu h.
chu Johnu Esserweinovi, lebka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-10-03
NejvetSi poulicni Kara ma Gay
linii.

Novy drHh poulicni elektricke
kary vytvofenS spoienim dvou, "a
veden byl ma zkousku ma Gay linii.
Nova kara jest 72 stop dlnuh6
ma sedadel pro 81 osob. DosavAd-
nj kary. mali sedadel jenom pro Al
osob.
Nova kara, zlute nabarvenS, v
polovici jest pobyblivou. aby ma "a
taekach jeti mohla. Konduk er
se II blizko vchodu d. druhe polovi-
ce kary. Cestujicf vstupaiici dc
kary pFedem, must kolem n9ho jiti
a jizdne zsplatiti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-10-03
Otraven vypary gasolinovyml.

Ernest ]. Knabe, 81 roxy star5,
byvaly president Knabe Piann epo.
lecnos i. otraven byl sobetu v
garazi uchaz ejlcim otravn5mi plyny
z automobilu. Automobil .spraco-
val" kdyz zahradnik Liebhardt na-
Sci ' garazi Knaha mrtsS:so.
KDabe, jak oiina udala. Sci do
garaze, aby automobilem doiel ma
Union stanici pro sveho zete, Ken
nedy Rrowna. Den pred MIN, v p4-
tex. zemfela manzelka jeho. Pohf.
beni byli spoleens ma Loudon hfbi.
tove pondell.
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Cele ctyri Gently zlod9j naSel.

Zlod6j, jenz pondeli noci Sc
vloupal do obchodu Deetzen Bros.
{. l4l N Gay ulics. odnesl sebou
tohcto cele ctyfi Gently, jez tam
nalszl Do obchodu Sc dostsl skrze
okno, nemz sklo vyfi2l Okraie
otvoru peclis6 otfel s&tkem. N8l te-
RI vyssetluji to, Re 81 ssi zaspiniti
nechtel kslhoty, JIM soudi, ze ne
chtal. aby otisky prstn jeho tam "a.
sicily. Kdyz pritomnost jeho odkry.
ia byla. prchl dvermi otevFeneho
dvorku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-10-03
AGnie jiste ma rekord.

Sto c,yficet a dvakr$t jiz Annie
Bluzett uveznena byls. Posledne
uveznena byla strazoikem Emerso.
uem pro nepora1ne chovani Sc.
Kdyz dtery soudci vychodni sta.
nice vylozila mad slnnce jasneji, lie
jest nevinna jake novorozene ditko,
soudce k jejimu jmenu ma polcej.
MIN rejstriku napsal $5l.45 pok3tu
Ponevac Annie zrovna hotov5ch
penez vysla, od9ezena byla ma So
dni do v6zeni.
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T. ztr&tu praveho ucha a jin&
zran9ni pfifknuto bylo soudern An
drew Johus novi odskodu& ebnosu
1000. Johnson zaloval IA odskod-
ne v obnosu Sic, 900.
Johns IN zran9n byl artomobilem
George w. Gala 9. TINA minuleno
roku na Charles ulici,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-10-03
Ditk0 zabitO autOmObilenl.

Ma Hartford road r yston ave.
nue. zabit byl We stTedu truckem 3
lety hoch, James Donald Dickerson,
jenz dvouletol svoji sestrou pre-
chazel silnici. Sestficka jeho, Mary.
byla truckem te5ce zranens.
Tthoz dne v r1zn5ch castech me
sta til jine ditky byly auto mohily
zran8ny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-10-03
Nova budoYa ukazala chyby.

VSboru ma odhady oznkmeno by
10, ze nova skolni budova pro do
spelejsi zaky We Forrest Psrku. by.
la chybne stavena. Ma budov9 u.
kazalo Sc IS trhlin We velik5ch
kamnech rosie zkazeny aG jeste 6
topenfm pocato nebylo.
Skola postavena byDa nakladem
81. $50, 900. Vyucovani nj poGato
bylo pocatkem tohoto skolniho ro-
ku. Skolu stavela firma J. Henry
Miller psd d. hledem Destsk6 komi-
Sc verejneho zlepsovaui.
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Turner pred velkoporotu.

Thomas Lee Turner, samozvan5
butlegr de luxe We fainovem O
kresn Gailford Roland Park. mu.
81 SO zodpoVidati pred vladni velko-
porotou vzdor tomu, ze propulsion
byl z obzaloby ze pTechovava. liho-
why.
James L. Asher, syn povastne eho
Lone VOLTA" nasel y jeho auto
mobilu, ktery Turner mel stati ma
Calvert ulici, lahev kofaIky.
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Opera do Baltimore.

We dnech H.. IL s14. 6nora y
divadle Lyric hrany budou opery
Chlcazskou operni spolecnos /. Do
posud vybrana byla pro zajezd oper-
nj sp ,iecnosti opera boris Godou-
ncw' niz zpfvati bude Chaliapiu
hIavni l'hu. We druhych dvou O.
perach, jez dosud stanoveny nejsou
zpfvati bude Mary Garden a Ross
Rslsa..
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Osmnact hasiti ustanoveno.

Pet hasicn dano bylo We stFedu
pozarenskym vsborem do pense pro
ttlesnou neschopnost' a l8 novych
hasic6 jmenovano do sluzby.
StfidAni Sc We slazb9 pro deoni a
nocni sluzbu veslo We stfedu Y plat.
most.