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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-06-16
GEORGIA PUBLICITY DRIVE
IS NOW PLANNED FOR JULY
Meeting to Start Campaign Has Been
Announced for July IS.

Dawsonians who are interested in
the future growth and development of
Georgia have received notice that July
18th has been fixed as the date for a
Greater Georgia meeting in Savannah
at which 5000 persons from all parts
of Georgia and from the east are ex-
pected to be present to formulate plans
for a gigantic advertising program for
the state.
The name of the organization has
been officially designated as the Geor-
gia Development and Publicity Asso-
citation.
The meeting will be one of the
greatest for promoting Georgia's civic
welfare that has ever been held in the
state.
Gordon Saussy, prominent Savan-
nahan is president of the new organi-
cation. Nelson Stephens, secretary of
the Savannah Board of Trade, is sec
rotary.
In connection with the meeting a
water carnival also will be held.
Practically all of the state has had
rain.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-06-16
DAWSON BAND WILL PLAY
AT AMERICUS THURSDAY
Will Give Open Air Concert and Head
Big Parade at Night.

Members of the Dawson Concert
band will leave the city at noon next
Thursday for Americas, where they
will render a concert that afternoon
and lead a Ku Klux parade of 5000
robed figures Thursday night.
The Columbus band will also be in
the parade but will not assist in the
open air concert in the afternoon.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-06-16
METHODIST BARRACKS PLAN
ANNUAL BARBECUE ON 18TH
Legion Pool Will Be Scene of Social
Fete Thursday Week.

The members Of the Methodist
Baraca class, composed of about 40
men of the city, have practically COM
pleted all the arrangements for their
annual barbecue and outing, which
will be held at the Legion swimming
pool on Thursday, June 18th.
This occasion is a most enjoyable
one each year to which the men and
their families and invited guests join
together to do justice to barbecued
pig and all the condiments of such an
affair so far as their gastronomic pro-
pensties permit.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-06-16
TERRELL CITIZEN, AGED 90,
RISKS BARBER FIRST TIME
Mr.. Bennett Rabun Received First
Shave by Another Saturday.

Mr. Bennett Rabun, aged, 90 years
and one OF Terrell's oldest and best
known citizens, received his first shave
at the hands of a barber Saturday
when he lay back in a chair at Tur-
ners shop and permitted that tonsorial
artist to amputate his whiskers. This
was the oldest man Mr.. Turner had
ever shaved, and he did the job free
for the old gentleman.
Mr.. Rabun has not worn whiskers
in many years, but has heretofore pre-
ferred to weld the blade himself than
risking barber to manipulate it on
his face.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-06-16
A WOMAN'S RIGHT.

A Pennsylvania judge has ruled
that a married man has a right to kiss
la woman other than his wife if the
woman does not object. The trouble
with the decision is that the wife, if
she cares to swing it, also has a right.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-06-16

Although Finland has compare
lively severe climate, agriculture IS
the principal pursuit, and today more
than 2.250 900 OF its 3,5OOOOO people
are engaged in agricultural or forestry
pursuits.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-06-16

Practically all Of the state has had
rain.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-06-16
MOST POWERFUL POISON.

The poison of the ella monster,
which is used in the treatment of To-
comotor ataxia, is of such amazing
strength that it has to be diluted down
to the one hundred thousandth part.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-06-16
BIRTH ANNOUNCED.

Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Bridges announce
the birth of a daughter on May zIth;
The little lady has been named Hazei
Janice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24
AERIAL RACERS
after RECORD
St. Joe Balloon Tournament
Brings Out Army Men

WASHINGTON. April "a Rec
ords viii be broken at the National
Elimination Balloon race At 81
Joseph. Mo. on May day. aviation
experts hero believe. Entries re-.
celyed here by the National Aero
nauuc association are all or high
standing.
Two army balloons ana the vim
ners Of las, years first and second
priEes will be among tho 81. Joseph
competitors. W. r Van Ornan ~
Akron. o.. who won last year by
sailing Lore miles from San Antonio
10 Rochester. MINI. win pilot a
Goodyear bag with his aide, woilam.
Capt. II. r. Honeywell OF ~ Louis,
who made second place last year with
i.oia miles. Ia the other fayoTiic.
The u. 3. army fresh from airplanc
victories and round the world
flight. is now determined 10 bring
home "a balloon prize. Capt, IL y.
o'Seri OF Washington. D. C., as
pilot, and Lieut. Guy r. oatmau 81
81. Joseph. Mo, as aide. viii ny one
army balloon. a second VIII be
Unanswered by Lieut.. Harvey II. Hol'
land. pilot. and Lieut.. Hayale Me'
Cormick. aide. both Of Scott Field
III.
Balloon fans also have their eyes
on tho Detroit Aviation society IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24
AMusENmNTs FOR le.s WOMEN

NEWARK. y. FREQUENT
charges made that the modern Amer.
lean working woman Ia dance mad.
jazz craEcd. sailing ruddcfless
pleasure craft were upset whom Eirin
employed IN onc OF tho largest dc.
partmsnts of tho Prudential Insur.
auee Go. home office IN a question.
,nairc awarded first popularity honors
10 the quiet recreation OF reading as
their iayorit" paktime. Forty five
girls voted for literature as their
paatime choic" Dancing won second
place with -. Sewing and tho
movies tied for third place with rs
votes each. The missionaries were
answered BY 1855 young women Their
signatures were not required.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24

Tho Legislatures OF California md
Washington are being asked 20 pro.
vide adequate forest fire protection
on the ono hnnd and 10 encourage re.
forcstution on tte other. Three
fourths OF ms virgin timber OF the
nation n on the Pacific Coast
supplomenilnF the action OF the
California redwood lumbermcn who
last year voluntarily planted some
four million scedlings. ono for every
the California Legislature
~ pfopo5ing virtual rcforcatatlon
IN tie pine region by rcmoy,
ing all growing trees from taxation
for a period Of 20 years, thus cncour-
aging tho roplanting ~ the states
2 100000 aCrcs 81 loggcd.Ovcr land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24
MOST OF TAXES
co TO ROADS
Auto LeyieS Used 10 Keep
and Build Highways

WABIIINGToE, April %. Ap.
proxlmalely iso.OoO,OOo was paid In
gas taxes by motor car drivers In the
United states labt year according 10
the nutomotive division Of tho depart.
ment Of commerce here.
Thirty.nyc Of our ~ states and the
District Of Columbia nos have n gas
tax. ranging from 1 20 3 cents per
gallon, except IN Arkansas which
levied a Accent tax. The average lax
per car IL 1900, but the ta1ea 20
paid affect only about half OF our
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24

1T DOESN'T LOOK like
much, but farmers near Coal
inga. California, respect it
nightly, and pay dollars for
1t. IL is n "rainmakcr." Be
low. Charles Hatfield, the in
ventor, who lives nicely from
his profession as rainmaker.
KERRyiLLE. Texas, April "a
~ Charles Hatfield. California rain
maker" has replied 10 o telegram
from tho Kerryilic Chamber Of Com.
merce. requesting terms on rain max.
ms lie says ho would agree 90 try
and produce rain IN Kerr county for
radius Of IS miles for $4,000 for ono
inch % rain and 5000 for two
inches. ali over two inches 20 be
gratis.
Tho Chamber Of Commerce has
wired Hatfield 20 come at once,
Hatfield recently wps paid 1000 by
farmers near Coalinga, Cal. for
bringing rain
lie has been a rain maker for 20
years. he says Aud the records hrrm
10 prove that hp has made success
of u. In fact. iIa,neld's Fame In
worldwide. His apparatus, which hs
calls "a chemical affair" r. based on
secret process which he invented
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24
COAST WATCHES
VIRGIN TIMBER
Take Every Means to Pro-
teot II From Losses

SACRAMENTO. April gl.-Tho
Pacific Coast, lnft stand Of tho ma.
lions virgin timber. rs awakening 10
the call OF conservation
Faced with Increasing forest fires
on the ono hand and the ruthless
slahhnR by lumbormen into the fir.
pine and redwood belts 81 Washing
ton. oregon and California, Tho states
bordering the Pacific ago planning
conservation movements TO supple,
ment that OF tho federal government
embodied IN the Clarke McNnry bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24

i75ol.8gi motor vehicles. a. Bomo
states which contain O great many
cAm have no gas tax NJ nh. EoB
York IN ono such state
Of The 479.73i,490 paid In gas y. ~
laft year. about 14s7ii, 32g was 4
Tor road contraction and mainte
nance under supervision Of the state
highway departments. The rest went
20 county and local road fund.-. and
IN a few cFcs some OF The money
vent for general state funds. school
funds and FOR miscellaneous purpose
License fecs last year we're f225
49Z, 900. and 81 por cent 81 thin went
for the roads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24

,rants. PHO, Herbert Won Thadcn and
Aide William g Nayior.
The three winning teams nt 81
Joseph viii represent lhr United
States at BRUSSELS June !. IN tho IN
,ernatioual race for the second Cor
don Bennett cup. Captain pcmuStcr
OF Belgium last year secured psrma
usnt possession Of tho first Bennett
cup b. a third consecutive victory In
tho international contest, lilo will
compete again NJ BRUSSELS this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24

MONTREAL. Quebec. - FOR the
first quarter OF the year 1926 Cans
dian bond sales are about 12s .00O. 900
higher than FOR the corresponding
period Of 1924 During January. Feb,
ruary and March. 1925. new bond
iasues iot8led t1H.T74, go5, ~ com.
pared with ill57s2.s4i for the same
period IN 1924.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24
Ask Government to
Chart Alaska Seas

The Seattle Chamber Of Commerce
mas secured the cooperation OF the
Portland. san Francisco and Los An,
geles chambers In an appeal 20 tho
government for n moro thoco chart
tpg of tho waters OF Western Alaska,
Il was announced Friday.
Efforts 60 secure increased appro.
rriations for the extension Of coast
and gcodetio surveys IN that vicinity
win also I've made, Il was stated. II
this Important work IS carried eut.
the result win add greatly TO tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24
JAPAN rlGurs WHITE PLAGUE

ToKYo,--A citywldc drive against
tuberculosis took place here on
March 20 Tho Anti-ruborulosls
society had four airplanea circle
over Tokyo, dropping hand'hlls, OK
hortmg the citizens 90 beware OF the
disease 'viich is aid 10 be increasing
each year. IL s. estimated Ice, 600
persons die annually in Japan from
tuberculosis, or about 10 per cent OF
the total number OF deaths.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24

Passengers arriving from Cuba
have loadH Of lilies. says IA New
York paper. Some different
from tho loads they had IN
Cuba.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-24

photographic knowledge OF tho Pa
clflu coastal regions, the chamber
stated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
Give PRIZE FOR
FAIR SLOGAN
State Event in Yakima Next
Fall 10 Be Improved

YAKIMA. June lil--somebody In
the state Of Washington ls going to
earn over s. n word ior a slogan for
the Washington state fair. 10 be held
AZ Yakima September IL 10 -.
A weeks admission 10 the fair and
box in tho grandslnnd FOR a week
are offered for the best slogan OF 10
words or less which can be used in
advertising tho fair The box will
seat six persons. 70 tho winner may
bring friends or family every day.
The only conditions OF the contest
arc that the writer be resident Of
Washington. that the slogans be not
over 10 words. and that they bear a
postmars at mailing point OF June
20 or earlier. Answers should be
mailed 70 a. T. Lawson. secretary,
state Fair. Yakima, wash.
Premium lists Tor tho fair now be.
ing sent out show greatly increased
priEs awards and an enlarged enter.
,ainmcut program
Especial attention viii be given
this year 90 entertainment Of faml.
lies who come by automobile 10 camp
Tor tho week The automobile camp
within the grounds VIII be improved
va entire families may attend the
fair for tho week NJ moderate cI.
peuHr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11

u. ]. Kcua assistant 20 the vice
president IN charge Of operation.
Great Northern Railway Co, aud n
part. OF Westinghouse engineers
are inspecting the site Of tho
81 900 900 identification Of the rail.
ways main lines between skyko.
miah. on the west eide Of the Cas-
cado range. eastward thru the Gus
cadc tunnel
The locomotives and identification
apparatus VIII bo built and In
stalled by the Westinghouse com
pany. and ~ engineers are study
ms tho operation and power supply
problems involved,
-Four new locomotives win be sup,
piled for the electrified section OF
tho road. which win be- "a miles IN
length. The electric locomotives al
present used 10 haul trains thru the
Cascade tunnel viii be adapted for
use on the new type electric system
s,htsb Al "a lac inFfHtigl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
FUTURE is seen
IN PACIFIC
BiCkell Says Peace Depends
on Understanding OF West

MILWAUKEE. Wis. June IL
Peace for America depends upon an
understanding OF tho problems Of the
Pacific" Kari a. Biokel president
of the United Press association, de.
clared here Wednesday night la an
address on Journalism and Peace"
at the itth annual commencement
exercises Of Marquette university
nickel said that attainment Of such
an understanding was part Of the
responsibility OF the universities and
schools. and perhaps Ia a far greater
decree tho responsibility Of the
American press"
AN understanding OF Japan, u
Russia and OF China IL Infinitely
moro vital to young America today
than detailed knowledge Of the his,
tory OF any European country" he
continued. "lt IL vitality important
that the great agencies OF popular
education IN America sec 10 u that
IN problems such 40 thi, our people
arc kept well informed. The schools
part II IN tho class room the press
duty rests IN tho impartial dlstribu
tlon Of facts"
Bickel said that America IS well
equipped 20 DO It's duty,
"Our system Of popular education
despite iin faults. u the model Of
tho world he said. our American
newspapers. despite their admitted
faults. are the best and most abs
edited In tho world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
tAdyeFtiscmcntl
FRECKLES
Now is the Time to Get Rid OF These
Igly Spots

There's no longer the slightest
need OF feeling ashamed % your
IRE ckIsN "a Othins--doubie strength
Ills guaranteed 20 remove thcnc
homely spots.
simply get an ounce ot OthIno--
double atrcnEth--fgom any drug
or department store and apply a iits
tie Of II night and morning and yuu
should soon sec that even the worst
freckies have begun 10 disappear.
while the lighter ones have van
ished entirely n Is seldom that
more than an ounce 10 needed 20
completely clear tho skin and gain
beautiful complexion.
En sure 10 ask for tn. double
strength Othinr a. this u cold undsr
guarantee Of money back NJ II fails
to remove your frcckisa
We recommend Oihtnr Complexion
Soap for use with pthiNC. also as 4
ahhmpoo--it's wonderful for bobhed
halr--3Je a cake At all drug or do
partmeut stores or BY mail. pihinc
Laboratories. Inc. Buffalo. ". Y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
NEW LOCOMOTIVES
USE 1000 VOLTS

The new locomotives will be OF
tho motor generator type, USING
single phase current or 1900 volts
Tho locomotives viii weigh approx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11

kindest friend In the world. Aside
from what l learned from the thea.
ter, from nclarco. | owe most OF my
career 10 'Klauby'
when l met him. | Was an cx.
ira. who ran across tho stage in
one of Mr., Belasco's plays. lie was
dramatic critic on the New York
Times, received a very small sal
airy and had mother 10 support
So in the daytime. when | wasn't
rehearaiug. I wrote little things and
took them 10 tho Times 20 try 10
have them published. was bu, Il
AZ tho time.
when mother died. I was alone.
Atr. Klaubor. with whom had DO.
como good friends. was unwilling TO
see me face tho theatrical world
without guiding hand. 80 he mar.
ried me. And he has taken tho best
possible care OF me ever since"
Here Is Mr. 'Rlauhsr's opinion.
after years OF surveillance Of that
little txtra Eirl whom he married 10
that he might take care OF her
tTcmperamenlal7 Perhaps, NJ
times. Hut Miss Govt. besides be,
ing "a tempSramontnl artist. u an
astute and very sensible woman.
Shc has world Of talent, a su.
prcme personality aGd tremendous
mind. MIR. <laubcr hrsiitaied
But perhaps I shouldn't talk thl,
way II might sound aa tho were
handing bouquets 10 my own fam
liy,"
ono OF Miss Cows most feryen'
desires is always to keep faith with
her public II Il for this reason
that she in playing her scheduled
engagements in Seattle. IN spite Of
the disturbing elements that enter
{f,sn tNe life ~ "a union NTFFran
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
NEW SYSTEM TO
ITIIILI. POWER

Under the old system. the road
was compelled 10 maintain an cleo.
trio power installation that could
handle "a miles Of road as easily as
II could three. and al the same time
maintain steam equipment 20 haul
trains over 20 miles OF the q. The
Tumwater plant can be enlarged
when future demands require u.
Aside from the increased facilities
for tho handling Of traffic. one Of
tho main objects Of slectrificatlon Is
20 eliminate all dkcomforts 10 the
passengers duo 10 smoke and Gin.
dcrs in the snowSheds on the west.
ern slope.
The new electrified division viii
be In operation early In 1926.
Tho Washington party viii spend
two weeks or more In the vicinity
Of the tunnel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
ASK PARDON FOR.
MEXICAN REBEL
General Captured in Border
Fight, insTeXaS Prison

AUSTIN, Tex. June ii.-iUnlted
Nowsl-The Mexican state depart.
mont has appealed to GOV. Miriam
A. Ferguson Tor a pardon Tor Gen.
q, NJ. RangcL rovolutionlst, cap,
turod durinG a border skirmlsh in
1913. u was learned Wednesday.
Gen. Ransel is serving life sen,
tenee IN the state penltentiary FOR
alleged participation In tho killing
OF Deputy sheriff csndeiario Ortiz.
Of pimmit county shortly before
his capture,
Charles Cline. an American, said
70 have been implicated with Gen.
alangcl In a plot to smuggle war
munitions into Mexico, likewise IL
serving a sentence IN tho state
prison and has been made the ob-
icct OF another clemency request by
the Mexican government,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
HOO-HOO PICNIC.
lumbermen Are Guests Of
Club al Affair June 20

The second annual lumbermen's
picnic viii b. held saturday. June
20. al Fortuna Park. under the
auspices Of the Seattle Hoo Hoo
club. Al lumbermen and their
friends arc invited 80 attend and
bring their wives and families by
the club.
An extensive program has been
planned, Baseball. foot races and
stunt races for both children and
grownups viii be held IN The after
noon; clowns aud carnival features
will be- held In the evening. and there
VIII be dancing both afternoon and
evening.
transportation TO the park may
be had either bg ferry from Lsschi
PARK or By auto. thru Hsnton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11

and you have a whole quRrterpint
Of the most wonderful akin whi,rn'
cr softrner and bcautiiior
Massage this hwestly fragrant
lemon bleach into the face. neck.
arms and hands. II can not irrl.
tate, Famous stage beauties ute il
10 bring that clear youthful skin
and rosy.whitr complexion; also as
a frtckie. Bunburn and TAN bleach.
You must mix this remarkable 10,
ton yourself i, can not be bought
ready 90 use because II acts best
Immediately after u b. prepared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
Lemon Juice
Whitens Skin

The only harm
lens way 10 bleach
the skin white is
to mix tho Juice Of
two lemons with
three ounces OF
orchard white.
which any druggist
win supply for a
few cents. Shake
well IN n bottle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11

tAdyertissmrnil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
RESTORE NOTED nuppnA

TOKYoy-promlneu, citizens Of
Japan have raised fund OF i75..
600 10 restore the huge statue OF
Buddha in Uyeno park. which was
decapitatrd during the 1879 earth.
quake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
nY MNRG.ARET nrNpY

MOT merely one OF the foremost
~ actresses OF tho day and her
capable husband.managc Adolph
klauber aud his wife otherwise
known as Jane Cowll-but also Gold
married folks" in the words OF Mt,
klauber.
what do / think OF him2" Jane
Govt said In her very resonant low
voice. She laughed a little rondly
wen. l married him when I was
rs. and I have never regretted Il a
moment since lie has been the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
Plan Construction Work
for EIectrifying Trains
Engineers Inspect Site Of Million-Dollar
Northern Pacific Project in Cascades

mately $50 tons each.
gho power for the enlarged cleo.
trined section viii bs furnished
from the Tumwnter canyon G.00O
horsepower hydroelccirc plant which
supplies power 10 the present cicc
trinsd section.
4, was TO make tho most cconOm.
Teal use OF thE power plant and
necessary distributing apparatus
that tho electrified section 81 the
road was Increased from three miles
TO "a
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-08-21
Tonouci zachransn.

v Middle Tece u Middlebo-
rough V nedeli odpoledne pred
utonutlm zachranen byl tam
koupaJic1 Sc William Buckhorn
z N. Calvert ulice.
Pres p1l hodiny ma nem pra-
covano bylo nezli byl ku vedo-
mi pfiveden. Buckhorn pri
plovani zachvacen byl krece-
mi. Z hloubky vytazen byl
maJltelem sousednfho soru w.
Mitchelem.
= Dvoulety hoch Charles
Thomas priveden byl ku vedo-
mi, kdyz vytazen byl nedeli
z Bush feky, kde ma soru S ro-
dici svymi byl. Hoch spadl S
clunu do reky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-08-21
Mayor pry nebude kandidatem

Mayor jackson pry prohla-
sill, re roku 1927 nebude znovu
kandidovati ma Trad mayora.
Ma radnici pry panuje ma
hled, re nestane-li sc mic ne
pfedvfdaneho - politikari ne
chaji 81, jak znamo, vzdy zad-
nj dv1rka otevrena - ze ma
yor bude rad az bude moci
zpet Sc vratiti do soukromeho
zivota. Pry nikdy netouzil by
tt mayorem.
Ale kdyby pry nebylo jeho,
ma radnici nikdy snad nebyl by
byval zaveden novy nynejsl
system setrenf a vykonnosti.
Ia jeho vlady radnice preme
nena pry jest V mfsto prace.
Staff politikari neprestavaji 81
hlavami kroutiti mad pfevra-
cenymi pomery vzpomfnajice
dob, kdy ma radnici Sc hlavne
jenom navstevovalo pTi dout-
nfcfch politisovalo.
Dnes kazdy tam pracuje az
je vseobecny strach, re tam
vsichni onemocn1 prepracova-
nostf a 0 politice tam ami muk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-08-21
Jedna usmrcena a jedna tezce
zranena.

V automobilove nehode, jez
Sc odehrala ma rohu Calvert a
Fayette ulic v sobotu usmrcena
byla 15-leta Marian holman z
Eastern avenue a tezce crane
ma jej1 teta, Rose holman N.
Calvert ulice.
R1dic automobile, James D..
Brannon Alexandria, Va, byl
po nehode uveznen.
Podle policejnfho vysetrova-
nj Brannon jedoucf v automo-
blu Jest s iinymi peti osoba-
mi vraceJe Sc do Alexandra
Atlantic City neveda, re biz
ko vystrazne vezicky stoji sta
rex novinami a magaziny,
domnlval Sc, re Sc vyhne jine-
mu automobile zajetfm "a We
zicku. Jak zahnul, vrazil do
stanku skrze tento vjel do O.
bou zen kolem jdouc1ch.