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Evening star., 1925-12-08
3n m rmortan.

BAL NAN. In sad but loving rememhran
of our loving daughter and sister MARY
A. BAUMAE tnee Millerl. who died seven
years ago today. December 8. 1913.
The golden gates few omen.
Gods gentle voice said Come.
And with her farewells unspoken.
HER af bEsoTE6 sS'5?E 5H'sifS ToraER aGHs AND SIS
BUCHANAN. In loving memory of our dear
5E BUCHANAN BUCHANAN beesmbef pesf%efF 81
'Tis sweet to remember them who once
Thoug absent from US they are Just as
Thy pqrpcse Lord. We cannot
B4shFEF 81 s HHssF iss9 ]; 2%sf sSD q MS
BURGESS. In sad but loving remembrance
Elmer % BTRGRSs P aH Who 9'Gsnst densrted t this III
seven years ago today. December g. 1918.
Today recalls the memory
of dear one laid to rest.
And those who think of him today
Are those who loved him best.
Often to the graveyard we wander
Flowers to lay with loving
On the grave of our dear brother.
nv '' s'e' The FAMILY.
BUSEY. In sad and loving remembrance OF
our dear father. GEORGE BUsEY: who de-
parted this life 25 years ago today. Decem-
HIS caaJLPRES. WILLIAM. HATTIE AND
zELIA, f. CREECY. who died one year
DEvoTED fGs tSfhf RrsBASD R1csBasE AND sht CHILDREN
DICKSON II fonS reps%hFancf Of my de-
died u years ago today December s. 1909.
Loved in life; HIS 9s1sersf sos AhE5aSbER E9 assfh
dear mother and sister MARAfND1A Dun
BAR. who departed this life two years ago
today. December 8. 1923.
Z he beaI frr1 Of Gnf
Some day when our task is Ger
YoTR rRRE IovINs PATGHTEE EIcT8RJA
| AND MARTHA MOSLEY.
william H HANEY. who died one year
| ago today. December 8. 1924. SISTER.
asat soer SsHf &AD T. aaRRs rho t %
parted this life FIVE years ago today. De-
Today recalls the memory
OF dear one laid to rest.
And those who think Of her today
DEVOTED DAUGHTERs
HI TCHISsON. In sad hut loving remem-
HI fefT %ho
this life SO suddenly three years ago today.
HIS WIFE
arz assf md1hsT III sad wi ns ~So Ss
deparated this life three years ago today.
December 6. 1922.
Mother. We soon shall see you
Each day are striving anew
To meet you in yon heaven.
Each hour draws nearer to you.
Well he glad Just to see you.
For We miss you so sadly here:
Our home is SO lonely without you.
Your absence SO hard to bear.
HER DAUGHTERS. A. SMACKUM AND
, E. BRASEL.
KELLY. In sad and loving remembrance of
our dear father. WILLIAM T. KELLY who
died one year ago today. December 8. 1925.
Sweet memories will linger forever
Time cannot change them 'tis true,
Years that may come cannot sever
Our loving remembrance OF YOU.
THE FAMILY
PARKER. Sacred to the memory of our de-
voted daughter. FLORENCE SCOTT PARK
Err. who left us seven years ago today. De
cember 4. 1918.
Everything would l give
If you could with me abide
! would that you with me had lived
Or l with you had died
MAMMA AND PAPA.
REISTERER. In sad and loving remen-
brance of our darling baby. PEARL
DONNA REISTERER. whom the angels
took nine years ago today. December s.
1915.
God needed one more bud
To bloom in His garden fair.
So He took dear. sweet baby
And transplanted her over there
HER LOVING FATHER AND MOTHER
KONRAD AND PEARL. AND SISTER
AND BROTHERS.
/
Evening star., 1925-12-08
STREETS TO BE CLOSED.

Col. I. c. Moller. District traffic
engineer. today informed Lieut.. Col.
Wallace NJ. Craigie, professor of mill
tary science and tactics, that two
streets near the school had been
ordered closed on Monday and Thurs
day from 2:30 until pm. for the pur-
pose of prividing drilling place for
the cadets of the Mckinley Technical
High School. The streets are: Marion,
from Rhode Island avenue to p; Z
street, from Sixth to Seventh.
Col. Craigie said there was no
available land near the school where
the cadets could drill.
Evening star., 1925-12-08
JACOB E. PETERSON
DIES AT AGE OF SO
Was Member of Metropolitan and
Capitol Police Forces-Fu-
neral Thursday.

Jacob L. Peterson, So years old. a
member Of the METROPOLITAN Police for
% years and more recently a member
of the Capitol Police force. died at
his residence. S06 E street northeast,
yesterday after a lingering illness.
Peterson was a member of the
Metropolitan Police from 1899 until
retired about three years ago.
After his retirement from the Police
Department he worked for a short
Evening star., 1925-12-08
Deatbs.

be- r. sssy a"1?k n;Fs,; S;Fss & s'
residence Wednesday December 3. at $50
wh,re high mass @ vii VIII be 'nTE'e sung at Jun an
friend. .he ;ppS pepose OF Ter soul Relatives and
Cemetery
SHIELDS. Departed this life Thur.dav ~.
THh TGsmber s31vI 2 1923. at Detroit. Mich. MAR
sister: Mrs. Mary. Wright. and four broth,
host Of other relatives and and friends. lends fn Fiio
lsfrli Mjch Monday December 7. at Detroit.
~, Her fond; true heart is still.
The hands that would have helped me.
HER bEvoTED fS's SISTER s4iF! MARY
for 5'ba, have roT,s not g, gone; dfeaI. sister.
AZ long AZ life and memory last
HEX AfS pEVoTED '"dGT b B{RRdorHERS
sHbsaIWoop bsa.nnet ,ps9P ps9artsd his life s3q4az
THY. beloved wife of f Henry Smaliwaod
Sood si.aer e of Arnsa Stes and FhGmns Maare sni @
Funeral from her late residence. 90 -.
O'clock Friends and reiatiTes af@i'fT Invited. IL al
MoSs IsIoved feeptr h"sand Of 5i|i I.abei'c ea
late residenoe a116 #dodIand fvT Dtve "a w@d ID
ens nrsday Rdofr Dseepher Cnte cet at O'Clock Inter
SMITH. Monday Decembcr T. 1925 at the
a0ne h0n Of his sister. Mrs Mary. Hanahan
go Kenyon st. w. John W. sMITT
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
THOMPSON. Monday. Drcemrer 7, 1925. a.
80 an. AMANDA G. THOMPSON. in
her 7Sth year. widow Of Benjamin f.
Thompson and the mother of eight chill.
dren: five daughters and three sons. Fu-
neral Wedne esday. December 8. at ! pm =.
from the home of her daughter. Mrs.
George F. Brown. Sandy Spring. Md. In
tcrner' at Burtonsville. Nd.
WARREN. Sunday. December q. 1925. st
CLAYTON Ala Mrs. MARY FRANCES WAR
REN. beloved mother of Bates Warren and
Benjamin s. Warren of Washington. D. e. Q
WILLIAMS. Departed this life Friday De
cember !. 1928. at 10 m. after briet
illness JAMES II. WILLIAMS. the dearly
beloved son of Hester and the late George
Williams. and devoted husband Of Esthe~
Williams. He leaves TO mourn their loss a
mother. wife. aunt and other relatives. Fu-
neral VIII take place from his late resi-
aence. 43I \ St n; W. thence to Morning
Star Baptist Church 2Bth st between
ard sts. NV. Rev. +, Bundy; pastor.
Wednesday. December 8. at . nm. fCharles-
ton. :. C.. papers please CODY
Evening star., 1925-12-08
Garn ut Tbanks.

faTTES. We wish 10 express our sincere
thanks to our friends and neighbors. the
ehnpioycs OF the Atlantic and Pacific Tea
20. at l4th and + sts. ne. and Potoma"
Electric Power Co. at Benning. ID. G..
Ior the beautiful floral tokens at the be-
reavenent Of oar beloved wife and mother.
MN LANES al. PATTEN AND chill
Evening star., 1925-12-08

ritt O. Chance and w. w. Chance, she
is survived by two daughters, Mrs.
Richard +. Buckham and Mrs f. T..
Hobbs, both of whom reside in Mount
Vernon. Ill.
Evening star., 1925-12-08
Ballou to Address Citizens.

DR.. Frank w. Ballou, superinten-
dent of schools, will address the
''akoma Park Citizens Associate
at it's meeting Thursday evening at
o'clock on the subject of school
facilities for that section. DR.. Ballou
was asked to address the association
by o. l.. 1ielsley, chairman of the
school committee
Evening star., 1925-12-08
I'ORE,IC
FOUND.

COLLIE. male. dwarf size. black and white.
owner please claim at Washington Anima
Rescue League. $40 MARYLAND ave s.w.
sum OF MONEY-Owner may have by iden-
tfylng same and paying for this ad Call
at us 9th st. W at noontime 90
Evening star., 1925-12-08

Turkey will spend $1.2OO,OOO in rail
way construction in 1926.
Evening star., 1925-12-08

BAG---Black; Sunday night about 8 O'Clock
containing shirts. collars. etc, between l4th
and Taylor sts w. and ith and w nc
Suitable reward for return to o. p. Solem.
b W. Business Service, 1888 st. NV
Phone Franklin 33S %
Evening star., 1925-12-08

BILLFOLD, with one fiap torn out a small
sum of money: SO reward. Phone North
Evening star., 1925-12-08

BREASTPIN. f1eur-de-lis: in Goldenbers 8 or
on 9TH St. reward. Col. 6s19.
BREASTPIN. topaz gold setting: on street
or car: reward. 225 Massachusetts, ave. n e
Phone Line w
Evening star., 1925-12-08

BUNCH OF KEYS-Finder please call Gov
! ernment Hotel. Lincoln 6060. Reward Of
, 1925-12-15

New York Thonas Fortune Ryan,
fnancicr spent SLIGO, OOO for a Firth
Avenue mansion and ground en- which it
stands so that lie could denoEsh tie
n ansion and add thetract to gardens of
his estate.
Paris The French Minister of marine
made clear in the House of Deputies that
bis government will oppose any effort 10
eliminate the submarine from mcGern
warfare.
New York.-Jefitza in red wig. white
blouse, scarlet knee high skirts and bead
Cd slippers created new role for herself
when she played in IQoIelIi Della Madon-
ma, at the metropolitan Opera House, she
tookt20 curtain calls.
Washington.--Senato Jones Rep.
Washington, protested against the War
Dept's. plans to take over two OF the five
passenger cargo ships Of the ACmiral
Oriental Line as transports ships operate
from Seattle to the Orient.
, 1925-12-15


ment in the Islands; particularly coming
as it does jus. be.oge a vigorous effort
to bring conditions in The Islands before
Congress-"
The Varoin Islands have been without
q civil government since their acqujsi-
ton by The United States from DEN
mark IN 1917 No provision was made
al the time for the institution Of a repre-
sentative government and tbe Virgin Is
landers have beer W ithout effective civil
status under he government Of the Ma
Wy Department.
Previous campaigns for an autonomous
government have been marked by much
complaint against this arrangement and
by much criticism Of the alleged mjsa0n-
duet OF judicial affairs under former gov
errors.
, 1925-12-15

In 1914 Prof. j. G. Anderson ottalrod
leave from the University Of Stockholm
20 beCCne official mining adviser to The
Chinese government. From 1915 to 1919
he was occupied in China chiefly with
technical geologic work in locating min.
eraj deposits, but he also took ADVANTAGE
CT his opportunities for ~ucheolcCical
exploration.
He obtained the Necessary permits
from the Chinese government in 1918.
TIE expenses Of his wolk-some,hing
over $LC0, eco were partly paid by Il e
2cItInent Of Sweden. HIS eHi lola.
lcrs were in the runs If prehistoric
c.tes 10 northern China. After giving
ia If his finds TO the University Of
lek.rg he sent TO Europe oven eco eases
Of fossils and the ContaLts Of graves.
lis explorations Prove, says Prot An
deisCr, that at the erd If tie stone age
q fairly identical culture existed from
LAZY, EQypt, Greece and Mesopotamia to
the Pacific coast. The Chinese people Of
1000 b.. c. bad about the sane habits and
pracJiccd about the same arts as did The
people living in southeastern Europe and
southwestern Asia during The same Pc
riod. Before Prof. Anderson made his
discoveries, it is claimed, the eastern
most point at which traces Of this com
mon European.Asiat culture had been
found was ct Anau in Russian |Turkestan;
now they have been located in Manchu-
ria and within 80 miles OF the,Pacfic coast
in Ghina.-Ihe PdthjjHder.
, 1925-12-15

Albany.-Beojamin Getlow. Commun-
ist who has served time in Sing Sing for
advocating overthrow Of government by
violence has been pardoned by Governor
Smith.
London. Sir BoJerick Cecil Hartwell
known as r~umrunning baronetG ain is in
financial distress his name is included in
official gazette list of receiving orders in
bankruptcy, Sir Boderick organized COM
p8ny to smuggle liquor but authorities
, 1925-12-15
DON'T DETR1Cr DIGNITY F4oT CH#..57-
HAS AND HE# TEARS CT ETl.3S.
Prepay Proper Postage. Carts il
envelopes unsettled ~ 2 C8ais; POST
cards printed OF written, enclosed or
9230 z cents; 10 send Greetings
S21ri-p2id d9iaais Their purpose.

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hoItad his octiv;tios Inv eoiv;no ,,o,v ~
Va oora - ~ N'"9 "''"
- Porae Ponito MnssoIini Foc;s+ pran,iar
,,Lo nonsidore Nv - rarn . ..ata
~ No. hos Al uon ban,n oratbor ,;otorv
!, Cban,bor Of Donntioe wbon Cha,,h .'r
aaont@d low norln] oIJI;na ork;frotinn - al
dlsn : h~etvean Genital ard Iahor ~.
fergnca 10 efata of ,Jar wac maGa whom
bn eaid he considered hin . war m4asnro
New York-P3pI B~erlenhach Of New
York, worlds light beavywei2ht cham
pion successfully defended his tjf'e in q
fast Is round bout aga;nst jack Delaney,
OF Bridgeport. Conn. al first boxing
show ever held in New Madison Square
Garden, champion won judges verdict nv
mar OW margin in furi0u, battle 10 winch
both fighters went down for the count
during fierce encounters.
San Francisco. The Examiner Wiilsay
today that Ernie Evers, captain Of Stan
f9rd's 1925 football team and virtually
unanimous choice for all Pacific Coast
iulIback has signed contract by ta,e4raph
with a group of Jacksonville, Fra. capio,
aIistS to join ranks of profes -ionais lis
captain of All Star Aggregation which
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-05-08
Tisice byli svsdky pozaru.

RESIDENT Highlandtownu a
severovychodn1 casti mesta by
Ii We stredu vecer svedky poza-
ru, kterym znicena byla v O.
rangeville tovarna a drevarna
firmy Pioneer Hardwood
Flooring" skoda pozarem zp1
sobena odhaduje Sc ma $780,
900. Mattel zavodu, Charles
j.. F. Steiner, omdlel, kdyz u
videl zavod v plamenech. Po-
Ear nejprye zpozorovan byl u
citelkou Hazel Dement,, kdyz
kolem 8. hodiny sla dom6 ko-
lem zavodu.
Zare z pozaru videna byla
ma mile. Zvlastn1 oddll so po-
licejnfch strazn1k1 stez1 ovla-
dal ze vsech stran tfsnfc1 Sc
zastupy. Hasicdm jeste V cas-
podarilo Sc zachraniti pred
plameny SO galonove nadoby
vybusnych chemikalif, jichz
explosf snad zavinena byla by
smrt mnohyych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-05-08
Porazka kohouti v severovy.
chodni casti.

Mad kohouty severovychod-
nj casti mesta vynesen byl roz-
sudek smrti V utery. Rozsddek
vynesl policejnf soudce, Tho
mas F. O'Neill, kdyz uvazoval
O stfznosti petisteho blocku N.
Port ulice proti vinnfku -
kohoutu. Usedlfci bloku a O.
koli stezovali 81, ze pro kohou-
ty a jejich kokrhanf nemohou
spati. Hlavnfm hrfsnikem, ma
nehoz bedy se svalovaly, byl
cbchodnfk drdbez1 William
K. Dietz. Jeho kohouti nejvf-
&c pfispfvaly ku bfde obecen-
stva. Hlavnfm zalobn1kem byl
jisty muz, jenz dokazoval, re
@ 3. hodine rano must do pra-
ce. Do postele uklada Sc brzy.
Sotva 81 lehne, kohouti pocnou
sve koncertovani a po spanku
veta.
Soudce rozhodl vinnfky ko-
houty bez odkladu popraviti
V utery vyslechem vysetrenc
bude, zdali odsouzenci skutec-
ne smrt odpykali.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-05-08
Umslecka komise pro odstra-
neni Lafayettovy sochy.

Umelecka komise skladajfcl
Sc z peti clend rozumejfcich
umenl rozhodla v 1tery We
schulz, ktera mestskou spra-
YOU pc mesice odkladana by1a,
ma odstranen1 sochy Lafayet-
tovy z Mount Vernon Place a
umistnenl jeji ma nejakem
vhodnejs1m miste.
Mayor Jackson, ktery skrom
ne dOznal, re umen1 nerozuml
hlasoval pro ponechanl sochy
ma Mount Vernon Place a fekl,
ze umelecka komise vdbec ne
ma prava sochu odstrafovati,
ponevac mad nj pravomoc ma
Jedine parkovnf vyber a v
tomto byvaly jejf president
Boyd, ktery ma sve mfsto resig-
noval a nyn1 je v souzen1 ohled
ne opicky, v nfz fldil automo-
bill Ia, dennfho svetla tfmto
vrazil do zdi Preston Gar
dens" u soudn1 budovy a ma to
pro opicku odsouzen byl ma 80
dn1 do vezeni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-05-08
Zeletznicnf silnicni krizovatky
budou odstransnv.

Plan ma odstraneni zeleznic-
mich koleji re silnic, ktere jimi
ma rGznych m1stech kfizovany
jsou, jest vypracovan. Plan
predlozen bude budoucfho ro-
.ku szakonodarne. o odstrane-
nj postarati Sc ma stat a zelez-
nicnf spolecnost nesouce kaz-
dy polovinu nakladu. Odha-
duje Sc, Re plan ma uskutecne-
nj vyzada 81 nakladu $780,
100000.
Kfizovatek takovych Ma
rylandu jest 166. Koleje kfa-
deny byti mali bud mad SLIM
cemi anebo pod mimi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-05-08
Zasypan piskem.

Skorem po celou hodinu 10
lety hoch, Billy Ramananskis,
pohfben byl v pisku ma neho
rTi hTe Sc sesunuvslm. z hro-
mady pfsku vycnfvala zasypa-
nemu jenom hlava. Po vytaze-
nj p1sku ddy jeho byly tax
stuhle, ze sotva krok udelati
mohl. Hoch bydlf S rodici
svymi V {. II Filbert ulice V
Curtis Bay. Nehoda zastihla
jej piskovisti ma Fairview a
Locust ulicfch.
- Ma Eager ulici u Green
mount avenue spadl 10 roku
starry hoch Philip Costa z par
n1ho stroje, jimz vyhlubovany
Jsou ulice a rozrazil 81 padem
lebku,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-05-08

Anna J. Scholle, byvala pani
Hlozkova, jez Is. dubna vdala
Sc "a Johna Scholle, strojnika,
byla tlmto pfipravena o veSke-
re uspory sve, jim skorem ku
slnrtl utlucena a opustena pc
diva tydny trvajlcim manzel-
stvl.
Schollova vyzvana NAME
lem svym, n1mz bydlela ma
Edmundson ulici v apartment
MIN dome, vyjela MIN ma ma
vstevu znamych ma Back River
sobotu. Ma ceste premluvil
il, ably MIN pred dosazenlm
cfle z kary vystoupila. V les1-
ku nedaleko Prospect parku
vrhl Sc ma nj a pocal il tax ne
milosrdne trlskati deStnfkem
do hlavy, re ranami srazena
byla ma zem. Ably uchranila
Sc pred zabitfm, Schollova de-
lala re zemrela. Surovec str
hi S ruky jeff demantovy snub-
nj prsten a prchl.
Nejaky den pred tragedi1
ma radu jeho vyzvedla z banky
sve uspory $4,000 dala je je-
mu, aby "a ne koupil dim.
Surovec S pencil temi Sc ztra-
til.
Policie patra po zmizelem.
Jest d1vodne podezfeni, re
hanebny skutek jeho nebyl pr
vnfm neho a ze tfeba ami
imeno jeho nenf pravym. z
reel jeho jde ma jevo, ze znal
ceske Chicago a snad jina
ceska m1sta. Vydaval Sc "a
svobodneho, 48 roku stareho,
touz1c1ho po vlastnl spofadane
domacnosti. Byl vysoke posta-
Wy a dosti objemneho tela. Ne
vinna obet surovce, byvala pi.
Hlozek, jest rodackou z P1sku,
kde otec jeff, Tumpach, byl
znamym zahradnfkem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-05-08
ObSti automobile.

Rektor prot. episkopamlho
kostela New Market, Md,
Rev. Peter M. Boyden, usmr-
cen byI Y nede1i yecer V Ridge
vile, Md, kan prijel osudne
no dne konati bohosluzby.
Farar zasazen byl automobi-
lem, ktery r1dil Charles S.
Moore wv estmoreland avenue
a tax tezce zranen, re jeste V
noci skonal v nemocnici. Moore
po tragedii potrestan byl poll
cejn1m soudcem pokutou SIS
pro neopatrnou jizdu.
Baltimorsky "Sun" V 1yod-
MIN clanku nazyva usmrcene-
no kazatele 'vernym vojinem
Krize" vzdavaje mu nejvetsl
sve uznan1 jako muzi nemaj1-
c1mu pochyb, bazne, ktery 81
byl jist, re Bib jest V nebeslch
jenz po padesat rok1 sve pra
ce nehledal osobnl chvaly We
fejnosti."
= Ma rohu Chester ulice u
Madison ulice pTejeta a tezce
zranena byla automobilem "a
leta Katherine Donnell els.
945 N. Chester ulice. Starene
rozrazena byla lebka a pfera-
zena kllcnl kost. Automobil
rizen byl cernochem, O. John
sonem N. Durham ulice.
- Sedmileta Doris Dietrich
podlehla V pondeli zranenf,
jez utrpela, kdyz V sobotu "a
sazena byla iautorlobilem na
Greenwood avenue.
= Tri osoby poraneny byly
kdyz automobil jejich, kterym
pfijeli z Washingtonu, pre-
vratil Sc ma 8. ulici. Automo-
bill ffdil Albert C. Havlasa
Vedle neho poranen byT David
Duress a William Piles. Pc
nehode vzatiby do Bay View
nemocnice.
= Pri prechazeni ulice osm
lety hoch Raymond Ensey 2
Frederick avenue usmrcen by
We stredu truckem. Tehoz dine
poranen byl 28-lety Walter
Kuhl, kdyz pfechazel Ashto1
a Bentalou ulice 8 rokd sta
ra Agner McCauley, kdyz hra
la 81 ma ulici w. Lombard,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-05-08
Bud Europa schova savlicky
do pochvy anebo zadne
americke dolarv.

Novy americky velvyslanec
V Londyne, Alanson B. Hough-
ton, mluvil v Londyne 4. kvet-
ma pred vybranou spolecnosti,
v nfz byli zastupci skorem
vsech evropskych vlad vedle
anglickych ministrd u pfflezi-
tostf sch1ze spolecnosti ''Pil-
grims."
Americky velvyslanec bez O.
balu ucinil u pTilezitosti te E.
vrope zcela jasnym, re nemlu-
vi jenom mravnfm stanovis-
ku vGci Europe ale o pencil
tenn.
Zvlastnf vyznam reci jeho
zdGraznen tim, re pTisla do
blu, kdy podezrenl Francii vr-
hand jest ma medavne volby
presidenta nemeckeho, a kdy
teto volby reakcionarskou ca
stl Francie vyuzitkovano jest
k tomu, aby postrach vzbuzen
byl nejenom We Francii ale i
Jlnych zemlch k tomu, by dale
zbrojeno bylo a move miliony
a miliony vydrany kapes po-
platnictva ma dals1 zbrojeni.
Velvyslanec o tomto ovsem
ami slovem sc nezmfnil. Ale
ze mezi fadky toto vyctene BY
tt mohlo, jest vseobecny dsu-
dek. Velvyslanec zcela zfej-
me prohlasil, ze chce-li Evro-
pa dalsf pomoc Ameriky, mu-
81 starati Sc mir. Bude-li mir
V Europe, Amerika pomaze, il
max ne!
''Plna mira Americke pomo-
ci," fekl velvyslanec, "m1ze
dosazena byti jenom tehdy.
kdyz Americky lid bude uiis-
ten, re cas- pro nicive metho-
dy a politiky pominul ze cas-
pro mfrumilovnou praci ma
stall"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-05-08
Poincareovy rady porazeny.

Nedelnf obecni volby We
Francii skoncily plnou poraz-
kou rad byvaleho ministerske-
no pfedsedy, Poincarea,nesmi-
Titelneho nepfitele Nemecka a
staleho advokata noveho a no
veho zbrojenf.
Nebyvaly pred tim tlak We
deny nacionalisty a klerikaly,
kteri nasadili vsechny paky, "a
by levice Sc svymi kandidaty
porazena byla, skoncil napros-
tou porazkou jak nacionalistd
tax klerikal1.
: Socialiste a radikalni socia-
liste nabyli vrchu We spojenf s
ostatnimi liberaly. Komuniste
utrpeli citelne ztraty. Komu-
nisticky vddce, Macel Cachin,
byl dplne porazen socialistic-
kym protikandidatem. V Pa
rlzi a predmestfch ztratili ko-
muniste 40 procent z hlasova-
nj pfedesleho roku.
- Vpad Marokan1 do 1ze-
mi Maroka Tizeneho Francii,
zastaven byl v,pondelf ma dvou
bodech.
We Francii vpad Marokancd
pozorovan jest jistym nepo-
kojem. Francie posfla posily
do ohrozene Africke sv6 kolo-
ME.
V1dce Marokancn, Abd-El-
Krim, zasadil pred tim citelne
porazky SpanelGm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-05-08
Bez, prace chtsli kolaGe.

Chicazst1 cestl usedlici: Frank
kfenek Henry Bala pripadli
ma napad, jak bez prace Sc do
bfe mfti. Krenek dal Sc mai
mouti "a sofera firmy Peterson
Storage spoil, ktera- mu sverila
aby dovezl elektricke lampy
Gene $3.50 ma nadrazi drahy v
trucku spolecnosti. Krenek s
Balou ieli ku Isaku Mozkowit-
zovi, nemz vedeli re kupuje
bez otazek a prodali mu lam
py "a SIS. Truck nechali ma
ullci a zmizei. Ia kratko DO
Ecie zmocnila Sc obou "pra-
covn1k1", proti nimz mela je-
ste jine otazky.
Karel Kadlec, nemz Sc
vyprayuje, re jeho zivot ceske-
mu jmenu mnoho ku cti neslou
al, usmrcen byl, kdyz Sc po-
kousel'vykrasti zeleznicnf va
gon B. & O. drahy Chicagu.
Zastfelen byl hlidacem drahy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-05-08
Srazka automobilu 5 naklad-
MIN vlakem.

' patek 13. dubna O pill je-
dne hodine nocnf udalo Sc "
Ces. Budejovicich automobile
We nestestf. Cesky axe pivovar
navstivil MATTEL hotelu "Ev-
ropa" v Terstu, budejovickV
krajan Moric Brabec. Ctvrtec-
nj vecer travil We spolecnosti
sveho pfftele sklepmistra J.
Prokese. Pred pn1nocf dovezl
Proxies hosta do hotelu. Mali
tel autodrozky salek jel pax s
Prokesem k jeho bytu ma Praz-
skem pfedmesti blfze axe. pi-
vovaru. Pfi pfejfzdenf plzen-
ske trait narazila autodrozka
ma nakladnf vlak, protoze ne
byly uzavreny zavory Srazka
mela tragicke nasledky. Auto
drozka dpln6 shofela a PROBES
byl zabit, Softer vyvazl beg
pohromy,