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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-28
BAL OF
AR IS CLUB
PLANNED
Student Life in Paris
Inspires Organizers
Of Fete

The Bal Bohene of the Arts
Club for this season will be .
carnival event depicting student
life in Paris at the time Of the
prix de Rome, Of the Ecole DIES
Beaux Arts. It will take place at
the New Willard on the evening 81
Monday, January II, and will be
a truly Bohemian. colorful party,
with dancing from $3.50 until the
wee small hours around 8 o'clock
IN the morning.
Stunts Of s1l sorts n the nature
OF delightful surprises win Just
happen during the ban, amid the
Kaleidoscope series 81 events that
will make this bal boheme the big
event OF the season.
A tremendously attractive an
has been sent out by
the bali COMMITTEES which Is cres
ating much fIatteriEg comment.
and q feature or particular interest
is the matter OF costufning not
only the guests at the bali. but the
attendants, the nlusicians the
walters with q very special and
gaiIy hued costume for the mem
bers OF the floor committee.
This years ball Is for the benefit
of the fund now being set aside to
restore and preserve the old house
now being used BY the club at
2O17 I street a. q national land
mark. It ID an historic building,
once the home Of James Monroe.
and was used by him temporarily
as the White House for ii few
months, during repairs to the
Executive Mansion.
Interest iii the Bal BOfleme Ii
very wide III its scope, ana many
prominent patronesses In the diplo'
matte circles In the National Capt.
tai are announced by Mrs. Fulton
Lewis, chairman Of the COMMITTEES
on patronesses and boxes, as well
as outstanding women In official
and resident society In Washing.
ton. This brilliant list includes
Nine. de Riano, Nine. de MARITIME.
Nine. Sega, Mime. Peter, Nine. dc
Castro, Nine. Sinnopoulos, Nine.
Price, Mrs. Dwight Davis. Mrs.
Curtis u. Wilbur, Mrs. Arthur
Capper, Mrs. James Couze4s, Mrs.
woodbridge M. Ferris. Mrs. VIII
liam ii. King. Mrs. Guy Despard
Golf, Mrs. Henry 6. Chiffon. Mrs
Charlton, Madame OlIns. Countess
de Sieyes, Madame de Garcia
Comm, Nine. Loudon. Mime. de
Ramirez. Nine. Kleinwachter, Mrs
Copley Amory, Mrs. Charles z.
Bell. Mrs. Mark Brooke, Mrs. j,
Harry Covington, Mrs. Victor
Cushman, Mrs. John Hays Ham.
mond. Mrs. Victor Kaufman, Mrs.
Aureliug Stands, Mrs. Alexander
Blair Thaw, Mrs. David Hunt
Blair, Mrs. William Mather Lewis,
Mrs. Amos A. Fries. Mrs. Josiah
Van Orsdel, Mrs. Merritt w. Ire
land. Mrs. Perry Belmont, Mrs.
upshur Moorhead. Mrs. Rudolph
Kaufman, Mrs. Barry Mohtln.
Mrs. Clarence Williams, Mrs.
Frank B. Moves, Mrs. Wendell F.
Stafford. Mrs. u. Wilmer Latimer,
Mrs. Ernest Walker, and Mrs VIII
bur Turner.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-28
DINNER TONIGHT
FOR RETIRING ENVOY

The Italian Ambassador ara Nine.
deMarttnO viii entertain q small
company at dinner this evening IN
t6 the retiring Arnhassa.
dor Of France and Nine. Daescl1Der
1T VIII be III the nature of q fare
well to the French envoy, who Is
leaving Washington soon for Paris.
III
THE Japanese Ambassador and
Nine. Matsudaira will be the rank
ing guests at the dinner which Mrs
Henry r. Dinock Is giving this
evening iii her home on Sixteenth
street. There will be 81 ii the
Other guests win be the
Swiss Minister and Nine. Peter and
Senator and Mrs. James Couzens.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hight will
entertain at dinner this evening
for their daughter, Miss Barbara
Hight, who will have d small com
ually OF young people as her guests,
and later viii take them to the
Drake dance
Mr.. and Mrs. Hight win entertain
small company Of young people on
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-28

the evening OF january u preceding
the ball for the ChiIdren's Hospital.
Congressman and Mrs. Samuel A.
Kendall, who make their home at
the Highlands. win entertain At din
nerA tonight at the Congressional
Country Club for twenty guests.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Wade II. Ellis. who
have been making q lelsurely trip
across the continent arrived st.
Coronado Beach. CaIif.. in time to
spend Christmas. They expect to
be absent about two months.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-28
DIR. ELIZALDE
LEAVING
SOON

DR.. Rafael Elizalde, who has
been in Washington for several
months on a special mission for
the government OF Ecuador, will
sail on wednesday for South Amer
lea, and Will proceed shortly to
Santiago to take up his duties as
minister Of Ecuador to Chile.
Doctor Elizalde, who was for
eight years minister Of Ecuador to
the United States, was named to
the Chilean post when he left Wash
ington, but has been on leave Of
absence In order to devote himself
to the mission which brought him
to Washington. Nine. Elizalde did
not accompany her husband to this
country.
The retiring Ambassador of Chile
and Nine. Matthew left Washington
today for New York and will sail
Wednesday on the Ebro for Chile.
where the ambassador win assume
his new duties as member OF
the Chilean cabinet.
-
DINNER TONIGHT
FOR VISITOR
Miss Harty Tilton, of New York,
and her fiance, Jerry Wadsworth.
son of Senator and Mrs. James w.
Wadsworth, jr.. Of New York, will
be the guests OF honor at dinner
this evening Of Capt. ana Mrs.
Walter r.. Gherardi, who will en-.
terrain for their daughter, Miss
Neville Gherardi. in their home on
East Bradley Lane.
Miss Louise Ireland, daughter Of
Mrs. Davis Ireland, win be hostess
at dinner In compliment to Miss
Tilton and Mr.. Wadsworth on
Thursday evening.
Miss Tilton, who is visiting SEN
ator and Mrs. Wadsworth, will be
with them until after New Year
day. Senator and Mrs. Wadsworth
also have with them their daugh-
ter, Mrs. N. Stuart Symington, 3rd,
Of Rochester, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Simonds
viii be hosts at dinner this evening
In their home In GEORGETOWN for
their daughter, Miss Katherine
Simonds, student at Bryn Mawr,
who made her debut this season,
and who is spending the holidays
here with her parents.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-28
DIPI 0MATS AS
HOS IS AND
GUESTS
Many Dinners Are on
the Carpet for
Tonight

h The spanish Ambassador and
Nine Riano WIN be the guests ~
honor at dinner this evening Of the
Ministers of Egypt and Nine. Sannys
who viii have among then. thirty
four guests the ambassadors OF Bel
gilm, Baron de Cartier; the am
bassador Of Peru. DR. YeIardis the
Ambassador Of the Argentine and
Mime. Peuyrredorl
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-28
PICTURESQUE FETES
IN PROSPECT FOR
NEW YEAR DAY
Reception at White House, Diplomatic Break
fast, Cabinet Receptions
Promised.
By JEAN ELIOT

NEW YEAR DAY WashingtOns most picturesque holiday
Importance kept open when pretty girl busy
assisting dispensing holiday cheer when
himself his donned his
and started out to max
The Washington times., 1925-07-14

Air From Propeller Knocks
John Wlndolph's Hat Off.
Horse Runs Away

An airplane believed to have been
eoperated by prohibition agents
swooped down within twenty-five
feet of John. Windolph, farmer,
while he was blowing corn on his
farm in Prince Georges county,
Md, Thursday afternoon. and
caused his horses to run away, Mr..
Windolph told the Washington
Times today.
"I was riding my cultivator in
The middle of the corn field be-
tween 2 and 3 o'clock Thursday
afternoon when I noticed an air.
plane scouting along the edges OF
nv farm. It dipped and passed
! close to the marshes along the
edge of my farm and made for
the center OF the field where was
working.
'ssuddenly Il swooped down until
It was within forty five feet of ms"
Mr.. Windolph said. my horses be-
came nervous, and 1t was all I
could do to hold them steady.
pretty soon the airplane re-
turned again and this time 50 close
theS air from the propeller knock
cd my nat OH anu my noFSeS IAN
away" he said. 1.-THE horses rush
ed down the field and knocked
down two rows. of. corn. before I:
could get them under control. II
the cultivator had turned during
the mad ride I would have been
almost surely killed." Mr.. Win
dolph declared. ''I shook my finger
at the two men In the plane but
they returned again and came
within fifty feet Of me before
they left"
Mr.. Windolph said that he came
In town today to make a complaint
and went to the office Of the Sec
rotary of War and was told there
that no army planes had been near
his farm on that day. He was then
referred to the prohibition depart
ment
When he went there Mr.. Win
dolph said the man he talked to
refused to give him any information.
SCI intend to take the matter up
with the Maryland authorities If
the pilot who drove the plane does
not come to me and apologize. 1t
Is against the law to come any
closer than 1000 feet in Maryland"
Mr. Windolph declared.
The Washington times., 1925-07-14
EAIRPLAY, ND, WORKER
ELEcTRocUTED ON ROAD

HAGERSTOWN, Nd. July H.
Stepping out Of the path Of an auto
mobile while helping to repair .
broken electric light Ret"e at
Keedysville, Orba o. Moser. aged
fifty.five. Of Fairplay, was electro
cuted when the wire came in con
sact with highly charged wira
and a 2,200-voltage passed through
his body
Moser was owner and manager
Of the Antietam Light and Power
Company. located near Breatheds
vile, supplying current to Keedya
vile and other places.
Moser is survived by a widow,
three sons and three daughters
State authorities investigated and
gave a certificate of accidental
dAafh
The Washington times., 1925-07-14
MAN DIES OF. HURTS IN
AUTOMOBILE SMASH

HAGERSTOWN, Md. July IA
The second death within q week
from motorcycle accidents occurred
here yesterday when Harry w
Snyder. thirty-seven, of near Clear.
spring, died at the Washington
County Hospital in this city from
"a fractured skull received when q
machine on which he and Eugene
Legendre, twenty-five, were riding,
was ditched on the State road near
Spickler's, west of Hagerstown. early
Saturday morning.
No hope was entertained for
Snyder since he entered the hos.
pital. Legendre is in the hospital
The Washington times., 1925-07-14
MAJOR BEARD IS HOME
AFTER VICTORIOUS TRIP

Major L. A. Beard. who headed
the triumphant United States ARMY
polo team which recently defeated
the British Army players at Hurt-
ingham. England. returned, with
the other members Of the team, On
the Atlantic Transport liner Mime.
waska from London yesterday
evening. All agreed the British
players were great sportsmen aud
that they were treated royalty.
Other members OF the polo team
included Captain Charles II. Ger
hardt. Captain Peter p. Rodes.
Lieutenant Eugene Mckinley ana
The Washington times., 1925-07-14
FREIGHT RATE SURVEY
TO START IN SEPTEMBER

The Interstate Commerce Com
missions investigation of all freight
rates in the United States-the
most comprehensive inquiry ever
undertaken In the history Of Ameri-
can transportation start on
September /.
1t was announced today that the
first hearings would be held ut Chi
cago and that they would be con-
cerned chiefly with the rates on
farm products on Western rail-
roads.
The Washington times., 1925-07-14
UNIVERSITY CLUB TURNS
YOUNG ON ITS OUTING

Members of the University Club
today are assuming with difficulty
a lot of dignity they cast off yes
terday when they turned school
boys on the annual outing at the
Columbia Country Club.
The day witnessed a number of
athletic Nightmares. notably a base
ball game between slim bachelor 8
and rotpnd benedicts, 'kickers'
handicap golf tournament and an
attempt to revive the old swim
min hole" days in the country
club pool.
After the games the club mem
The Washington times., 1925-07-14
PATRIARCH ELECTED,
ENDING ROW IN TURKEY

CoNsTANTINOPLE. July A.
The ecumencial patriarch contro-
versy. which for 9 time threatened
serious trouble between Greece and
Turkey, was closed today with the
election of Monsignor Basil, metro
politan Of Nicaea, to the position va.
Gated by the resignation Of the
former patriarch after his election
from Constantinople.
The Washington times., 1925-07-14
CONCERTS

BY the U. s. Navy Band. at Gar
field park, Second and F streets
southeast, at 1880 p. m. Charles
Wise, assistant director.
March. '1nvincible Eagle" Losey
Overture. "semiramiae". .Rossini
Ballet music, spanish" Desormes
Sequidilla.
Habanero.
Bolero de Cadiz.
Cachuca.
Zapateado.
Irand selections from the opera
waltz sits''e al concert. "Doiores:
Selections from the comic
opera The Gand Mogur' Luders
Popular, "Some day Well Meet
aThe star-spansied Banner.I
BY section of the U, S: Marine
Band, at the u S. War Veterans
Hospital. No. 80. Mount Alto. at
2 D. M Taylor Branson. second
leader, conducting.
March, ''Men of Valor" Klohr
Overture, William Tell Rossiu'
Indian Intermezzo, Ho6o.
selection lection aThe Wizard Of the
serenade. "La Paloma". .Yradier
Ancliffc
Excerpts from 1.-THE Runaway
Girl ............. .CaryiI
'"The Star-Spangled Banner"
By the Army Music School, at
Washington Barracks. today at
$50 D. m. Captain r. g. Sher-
man, commandant; William Q.
White, principal of music; senior
band leader students. conducting.
March from "Tannhauser". Wagner
Conducted by Sergt. Dressler)
Overture. "Il Guarany" Gomez
Fox trot, "Yearning, Just for
You" s..,... DaVIs
Solo for Cornet. bride of the
vista tstsff sergts Joseph svecl
Conducted by Sergt. Mellado)
Idyle, 1.-THE Glow Worm. Ltncke
Grand selection from Lucia dt
econducted by Pvt. GentIIe)
Invitation a la Valse" won Weoper
"Pizzicato Polka" strauss
conducted by Sergt. PapD
Excerpts from dKantinka" .Friml
Fox trot. TN See You in
NY Dreams -. Kahn
b March, 'tHostrauser's''
Conducted by Sergt. Chural
1.-THE Star-Spangled Banner
The Washington times., 1925-07-14

Lieutenant John Al. Smith, jr. The
tyyenty.five polo ponies used In the
matches returned on the liner. This
team win engage in q match against
young United states Army polo
pIayers at Rumson, ~. u, this
The Washington times., 1925-07-14
Plays Color Symphony

PARIS, July 14.--A Scandinavian,
Thomas Wilfred5 has installed On
one of Paul Poirret's barges a
e.clavilux." or "orgue a luminere. !"
His device throws on a white screen
a symphony of colors. It Is music
for the eyes, the dream of Des Es-
se,ntes realized, visual harmony,
optical melody There is no sound.
The Washington times., 1925-07-14
threatens I oJall Idle

WEST T1AzELTON. Pa. July "a.
IAN idle young men Of West
HazIeton who fail to have Jobs this
week. land can give no satisfactory
excuse for their idleness, will be
arraiqned before Burgess Kubitsky
81 charges Of yagrancy and com
Ynitted to the Laizerne county jRh
for thirty days, tho mayor an
The Washington times., 1925-07-14

bers were entertained at dinner,
after which a singing bee was held
on the terrace In front Of the club.
house.
The Washington times., 1925-07-14

seriously injured. His skull, it is
believed, is fractured.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-10-30
Usmrtil manzelku a sebe ma
ulici.

Leon 7. Potee Potomac a.
venue, Brooklyn, zastfelil v L.
terry 22 roxy starou manzelku
svoJl, Lauru Smith Potee, kdyz
s nj odpoledne Sci po East Bar
ney ulici. Po zastTeleni man.
zelky vskocil do Harmon ulic-
ky a tam sam strelnou ranou
Sc usmrtil.
Podle policejn1ho vysetrova-
nj manzelka pracovala v to-
varne. Manzel jej1, 20 roxy
starry, cekal na nj u tovarny a
sci s nj domG pry oba zertujfce
cestou.
Manzele oddani byli pred
dvema roxy. Poslednf ctyri
meslce nezili spolu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-10-30
Radujte Sc, veselte Sc.

Mestsky vybor ma odhady
rozhodl, re pro budouci rok
mestske dane vymereny budou
na zakladn6 $2.48 re sta, Gill
O 10 cent? n1ze nezli byly le-
tosn1ho roku.
Vsechna zvyseni skrtnuta
byla. Bude-li tTeba pro ty
vyssf, nejaka cesticka jiz Sc
najde.
ze poplatnfci snfzenfm dani
sotva co zlskajf, da Sc oceka-
vati. Zvysen1 cen majetku a
vsechny pobocn1 platy dove
dou poplatnfky notne potyrati
vzdor "sn1zen1" dan1. Ovsem
mnozl Sc ma to chyt1, re O de-
SAX plat1 meme - tTeba ma
druhe strane "dvacaky" pribu-
dou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-10-30
Lekarna prepadena.

Zat1m CO jeden banditd
hl1dal Samuela d. Beitlera,
klerka v lekarne, {. 1854 w.
Saratoga ulice, v nedeli, druhy
bandita vykradl pen1ze z po-
kladnicky obnosu asi $50.
Prepaid proveden byl kolem
9. hodiny vecer. Do lekarny
vessel nejprve jeden taze Sc,
kdy zav1rana jest lekarna, po-
nevac pry jeste pfijiti musi 81
dati vyplniti receipt. Ia krat-
ko vessel do lekarny po druhe
provazen druhym banditou
Porucili 81 diva doutn1ky dali
"a ne klerkovi 25 cent?. Klerk
jat podezren1m dal ctvrtak do
skflnky, kan davany pen1ze
"a postovnf znamky. Kdyz
vratil Sc ku m1stu, kde proda-
vany doutnfky, bandita ma
prazenym revolverem pTikazal
mu poloziti Sc hlavou ma po-
dlahu. Klerk poslechl.
Bandite zmizeli v automobi-
lu. Policie, jak obycejn6, pa
ira.
- John Russo z Brooklynu,
N. Y, zatcen byl V pondelf ma
obzalobu, ze jeste S jinym pre-
padl obchod Jamese Richardse
a Louise Levina We 200 bloku
S. Eden ulice v sobotu. Pri
prepadu Richards byl stTelen,
kdyz bandit1m Sc -protivil.
Ma policii celia afera povazo-
vana jest "a boj mezi bootle-
cry.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-10-30
Anglicky vIdce prace bude
mluviti v Baltimore.

Arthur Henderson, byvaly
ministr anglicky "a premiera
MacDonalda a po dlouha leta
sekretar anglicke delnicke stra
ny, bude prednaseti O anglicke
lndustrialn1 krisi ma Johns
Hopkins universite 6. listopa-
du. Proti vystupovanf jeho ma
recnist1ch Ameriky bojuje A
mericka liga bezpecnosti.
DR.. John H. Latane, predse-
da recnickeho odboru Johns
Hopkins university, prohlasil,
re nevidl pf1cinu, ably k Will
protestu l1gy Henderson memo
hi pfednaseti ma universite.
Henderson, m1rny stoupencc
delnicke strany, svym casem
'byl clenem komise, ktera zkou-
mala pomery V Rusku "a boil
sevicke vlady. Henderson sto-
j ostre proti komunismu.
We valce ~byl clenem Lloyd
Georgeova anglickeho kabine-
tn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-10-30
Bryant mysli, ze rozpocet jests
sn1ziti Sc da.

President mestske rady,
Bryant, jest toho nazoru, re
rozpocet ma budoucl rok jeste
sn1ziti Sc da tax, ably poplatnf-
ci 0 10 cent? jeste meme platili.
Bryant tvrdf, re rozpoctu
jsou mnohe polozky, ktere z
tohoto vyskrtnuty >byti mohou,
jako polozky O mnohych tisf-
c1ch ma jiste opravy atd. Nest
ska rada jednati bude nynl O
rozpoctu,-. kde Bryant navrhy
-sve ma jeste vetsf snfzenf uve-
de.
Mayor Jackson pravf, re to
sotva pdjde a pax pry, proc
Bryant. to nevedel drive.
Bryant Ease povfda, re mayor
jackson vedel, re jede ma
prazdniny. Nekteff clenove
mestske rady-myslf, re snfzenf
pnjde, JIM moudTe mlef ceka-
lice az ty, "neviditelne hlavy"
reknou CO a jak.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-10-30
Mlady Sweeney prchl re
zalare.

Claude B. Sweezey, syn by
valeho zalaFnlka Marylandske
kaznice, pT,-hl v nedei odpo-
ledne re zalafe v Carson City,
We statu Nevada, kde uveznen
byl po SVEN 1teku z Baltimore
pro prestoupeni Mannova "a
kona po vydan1 falesnych chec
XII.
SWeezey uveznen byl v San
ia Cruz nedaleko San Francis
co, IL. cervna We spolecnosti S
provdanou Baltimorankou.
Speers Rice.
V zalafi zamestnan byl u
fadovne. V nedeli odpoledne
bylo mu dovoleno jeti v auto
mobllu We spolecnosti jinym
trestancem, ktery Sc ddvere
tesil ma trestaneckou farmu,
ctyri mile cd zalaTe vzdalenou
Sweezey pfinutil s revolverem
V ruce trestance, aby jej zavezl
40 Virginia City, poyestneho
hornickeho mesta asi 20 mil
vzdaleneho, kde Sweeney mel
pry nejakou pritelkyni. z Vir-
ginia City musel jej trestanec
vezti do Steamboat Springs
mezi Reno Carson City. Tam
seskocil automobile prchl.
Sweezey mel pry u sebe "a
sobu penez, kterou wal po-
kladny zalarn1. z teto, jak
vyzkoumano, schaz1 $500. Ri
ceova, S niz prchl, lila pred u
tekem manzelem svym V &.
2230 E. Hoffman ulice. Ia
mestnana byla v obchodu kni
hami fa Johns Hopkins univer-
site.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-10-30
Rekord Ia rekordem.
NOVX sv9tovI rekord

Novy svetovy rekord We
vzduchoplavbe docflen byl v L.
terry Y Bay Shore, kdyz lieute-
nant James III. Doolittle, vitez
V zapasu o Schneiderovu cenu
V pondel1, docfil rychlosti 245-
713 mil Ia hodinu.
V pondel1 porazil Doolittle
protlvnlky o cenu docflenim
rychlosti p32.573 mil "a hodi-
nu.
Anglicky souper jeho, kapi-
tan Hubert Broad letel pru-
mernou ,rychlostf 199.169 mil
V hodine. Treti v rade, Ital,
H. Giovanni de Braganti, letel
rychlost1 prGmernou v hodine
168.444.
Dalsf americtf souperi, lieut.:
Cuddihy Ralph A. Ofstie,
museli ustoupiti nedokoncivse
nasledkem nepracujfclch mo-
tori.
Oba cizozemsti souperi an
glicky italsky trpce, byli
sklamani porazkou svoji.
Ricardo Morselli, slavny i
talsky pilot, prinucen zdstati
ma pevne zemi, ponevac mo-
tor nahle pred zvletem Sc "a
stavil, dal Sc do place.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-10-30
Francouzsky kabinet
resignovaI.

V 1tery francouzsky kabi-
net vidal Sc 1radu, kdyz ne
podarilo sc kabinetu odstra-
niti ministra financ1 Calllauxe,
jehoz reformy financn1 We
Francii a jeho ne1spech We
Washingtonu, ostre kritisova-
ny byly.
- Francouzska krise vyvo-
lana resignac1 ministerstva, v
jehoz cele stal Painleve, otra-
sa celou Franci1, stojfcf ma po-
kraji bankrotu. Krise pocala
Sc vyvijeti, kdyz Caillaux ne
1spechem vratil Sc z Ameriky.
Podaf1-i Sc Painleveovi sesta-
viii move ministerstvo, nebude
asi toto m1ti dlouhe trvam ana
situace je vaznejsf nezli dalo
Sc cekati.
Byvaly premier Herriot, v1d
ce radikalne-socialisticke stra-
ny a byvaly premier, pocfna
vystupovati opet do popredf.
Socialiste zadajl rozpustenf
snemovny a move volby. V ka-
zdem padu bojovati budou
to, aby kapital zdanen byl.
V neut6senem stavu Fran
Gle poc1na svet jasne videti,j ,jak
brutalne Francie 81 poclna ne
jen V Maroku, ale i v Damas-
ku v Male ASH, kde brutalnos-
tt jej1 domorodci vehnani byli
V povstan1. Londynske zpra-
Wy prav1, jak francouzstf ~voja-
ci z nepatrneho vznikleho ne
pofadku wall 81 zaminku ku
bombardovan1 nejkrasnejsfho
Arabskeho mesta, v nemz be-
hem trf dnf dely znicili nej-
krasnejs1 budovy. povrazdi-
Ii ubohe obeti mesta. Dvacet
ctyfi mrtvoly loupezn1k1 pri-
byly ma velbloudy a
paradovany byly klatfcf Sc ma
hrbech velbloud1 ku hrGze O.
byvatelstva francouzskymi vo-
jaky. Postupny hr1zny W.
jev tentos pokladan jest "a je-
den z nejodpornejsfch historic
lidstva.
Nekolik NEST jihovychodne
cd Damasku vypaleno bylo
Francouzi, pro nez pred neja-
kym casem bill Sc cely skorem
svet. Francouzi pfipoustf, re
ma tis1c domorodc1 pobito. A
rabove tvrd1, re zabitych je ma
$4,000.
Pfi bombardovanf utrpeli
velice Americt1 a Italstf tam
usazen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-10-30
Mestska radnice slavila.

Ma prostranstvf pred NEST
skou radnicf mluvi'li pondel1
odpoledne: governor Richie,
mayor mesta Jackson a JIM O
historic mestske radnice, ktera
pred padesati roxy vystavena
byla a o zazrac1ch nj vyko-
nanych a dosud konanych. z
veze radnice veliky zvon pTi-
dal ku razu slavnosti SO ran.
Slavnost skoncena banke-
TEN V Southern hotelu, ktereho
z1castnilo. sc ma $50 osob 2
"leps1ho kruhu." I'll menSi
spokojiti Sc museli posloucha-
MIN feci ma ulici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-10-30
Coady resignoval ma urad
vyberciho.

Charles P. Coady, vybercf
DAM poplatkG do mestske po-
kladny, podal svoji resignaci
ma ufad vybercfho.
Resignace &C velikym Ito
vanlm, jak fekl mayor Jackson
jim pfijata jest. .Coady z ira
du chce vyj1ti kolem 1. listopa-
du. Chtel pry jiz resignovati
pred odjezdem svym do Evro-
py, kde stravil mnoho tydn1.
Mnoz1 pry no premluvih, aby
jeSte zGstal.
Sluzne Coadyho cinilo rocne
$500. Jmeno jeho nastupce
dano snad bude mayorem NEST
ske rad6 v pondelf.