davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-09-25
Kitchie prohlasen IA nepritele
prohibice.

Generaln1 navladn1 protisa-
loonicke lfgy, Wheeler, jenz
mluvil v 1tery v Towson v tam
MIN methodistskem kostele,
mluvil o zprave, re pivovarnici
a protisaloonicka l1ga dohodu-
j Sc Q spolecnou praci pro "a
vedenl lehkeho piva a vlna.
Wheeler Tekl, re ku dohode
takove nedojde re ohle-
dem ma 18. dodatek ku konsti-
tuci bylo by hlouposti, delati
nejake dohody 0 pfipustenf
piva.
Wheeler vylfcil reci sve
governera Richie, jakoby ten
to sedel dnem nocf premysle-
je, jak zameziti provad6nf pro-
hibice Marylandu. Hilla cha
rakterisoval "vas mokry kon-
gresn1k.
O sladcfch rekl, re tito ne
mohli Sc shodnouti pred prohi-
bic1 re neshodnOu sc nazo-
rech svych ami v dobe prohibi-
ce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-09-25
Msstska dan bude snad $3.50
Ze sta.

Nasledkem zvyseni cen ma
jetku pro budouc1 rok asi o sto
miliond, bude pry mono NEST
ske dane sn1ziti asi ma $3.50 re
sta. Letosni dan cinf <$2.58 re
sta.
Vynos ze zvysenych cen ma
jetku pry do mestske poklad-
ny prinese mezi pGl druhym a
dvema miliony dolar6. Roz-
pocty jednotlivych mestskych
odbor1 nynf studovany jsou, a.
by molly slime ostfihany byti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-09-25
ZenI Sc.

Desfti1ety hoch, John A.
Groncki, zabit byl okamzite v
pondelf rano, kdyz truck, ma
ktery ma ceste do skoly sv. Bri-
gidy vyskocil ze zadu, srazil Sc
S poulicni karou na rohu Fait a
Lakewood avenue.
Hoch usmrcen byl mezi obe-
ma povozy, jimiz skoro roz-
mackan byl.
- Dva kone zabiti byli,
kdyz do farmaTskeho povozu,
k nemuz zapTazeni byli, v pom
deli ma Edmundson avenue vra
zila poulicnf elektricka kara.
Albert Kiefer, sedesat rokd
starry mattel povozu z New
Cut road v Howard okresu,
zranen byl We srazce, jez uda-
la Sc, kdyz farmar jel pres ko-
leje kary Beaumont avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-09-25
Jedenact predloh prvnimu Ia
sedani mestske rady.

Po letnfch prazdninach Sc
sla Sc V pondel1 mestska rada
ku prvn1mu zasedan1 svemu.
V zasedan1 pfijato bylo jede-
nact novych predloh a prijata
resoluce, kterou ma oslaveno
byti padesatilete vyrocf dosta-
venf mestske radnice. Vyrocf
pripada ma 26. r1jen. Mayor
Jackson resolucf vyzvan jest u
stanovsti vybor, ktery by Sc po-
staral o dGstojne oslavenf dne.
Pfedlohy vetsinou tykaly Sc
dovolen1 ma stavby garazi, ne
jakych domG a otevrenf ulic.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-09-25
zenska sucha agentka zapla-
tia pokutu.

Virginia Wilson, "zena S
dvema revolvery", jak Sc jme-
novala a dobrovolna sucha a.
gentka, odsouzena byla v pom
deli ku pokute $75 a 1trat pro
nosen1 paine zbrane.
Svedkem proti Wilsonov6
byl policista Boyer, ktery il
zatkl 10. srpna ma John ulici,
kde ona nan nam1rila revolver
a vzkrikla, re prib11zf-i sc, jej
zastfell. Boyer vytrhl j re-
volver Caniff, dfednik taxi
cabove firmy vytrhl j druhy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-09-25
Stat dluhuje $109, 900 "a do
bytci nemoci.

Prace statu Marylandu, ably
souchotinami stfzene krayy od-
stsaneny byly, dostoupily lyltEs.-
ne takoveho, ze governors
Ritchie znepokojovati pocfna-
j. Aby prace tyto dosud ko-
many byti mohly, stat nucen byl
vypdjciti Sc 100000.
Governor uznava, re prace
tyto nutne jsou ma druhe
strane, re ma ne nejsou penfze
Celia cast jez zakonodarnou ma
praee tyto povolena byla ma
dobu trf rokG, blfzf Sc ku sv6-
mu vycerpani.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-09-25
Norris chysta zruSeni so jobG
" parkovnim odboru.

President parkovn1ho odbo-
ru, William I. Norris, oznamil
v dtery, re vsichni zbytecni "a
mestnanci z parkovn1ho odbo-
ru propusteni budou v budou-
elm roce. Poc1ta Sc, ze 60 ta-
kovych pdjde. Mnoz1 Mich
dani byli do prace "a dfivej-
s1ch administered, aby jim da-
ma byla odmena "a jejich poll
tikarskou cinnost. V rozpoctu
ma budouc1 rok Norris zada
zvysen1 platd jistych zamest-
nancG. Move joby po zruseni
starych vejiti maji tez v plat
most.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-09-25
Dvacet jeden zmizeli.

Behem mlnuIeho tydne ozna
memo bylo policii zmizenf 21
osob. Mezi zmizelymi bylo
pet zen We start Cd 35 do IS ro-
XII, ctyfi d1vky We start cd 10
do II roku, deset hochG We sta
RI od 9 do 16 rokd a diva muzi
We start Cd 33 do 38 rokd.
Zmizen1 hochG asi je We spo-
jen1 Sc -Zahajen1m skolnlho W.
ucovanl, lez mnohym mnoho
Sc nezamlouva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-09-25
Kdyz pravnici Sc dostanou do
sebe.

Ma severn1 policejn1 stanici
ctyfi pravnlci byli pondelf
pokutovani kazdy po 81 u
tratach po SVEN zatcen1 v So
botu V noci ma rohu Linden a
North avenue. Zaplatili: Eu-
gene Shonfield, Herman Sa-
muelson, David Bremen a Mel
Vim Fine - We start Cd "a do
20 rok1. Zatceni byli, kdyz
byli ponofeni v zive hadce.
Pfi lfcen1 vym6novany byly
nahledy tax ostfe, re soudce
je chtel odsouditi pro zlehco-
vanf soudu. Kdyz diktoval po-
kutu 81, pravnfci chteli, aby
jim dovolil poraditi Sc. Kdyz
dovolenf Jim odepfeno bylo,
zadali jej, aby je~ >odsoudil ku
pokute presahujicf $50, ably Sc
tax odvolati mohli ku vyssfmu
soudu. Kdyz to jim odepfe-
no bylo a nezbyvalo Jim mic il
neho neil bud zaplatiti pe( 81
anebo jfti do vezeni, zaplatili.
Odpoledne prevazeni svym
zastupcem zncvu prisli ma sta
nici, kde soudce .PoThaus zalo-
bu proti MIN a pokutu zrusil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-09-25
Jak lpostarati Sc o rostouci po"
Get choromyslnych.

Dohllzitele mad mestskou
dobrocinnostf We ctvrtek seSli
sc ku konferenci, aby Sc radili,
jak nalezti novych mist pro
stale rostoucf pocet choromysl-
nych osob.
Situace dostoupila takoveho
bodu, re neiake kroky ucineny
byti musl. V budouc1m roce a.
spon 200 novych mist obstara-
no byti musi. We Spring Grove
a Springfield bude mono pri-
dati jenom 80 dodatecnych
mist sestavenim posteli tesneji
K sob9.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-09-25
Snizeni cen "a elektrinu.

Move sazby "a elektrinu, jez
Weldon V platnost 1. listopadu
budou snfzeny pro mesto Bal
timore a do vzdalenosti trf mi
cd hranic mesta, jak tyto byly
roxy 1918. Ceny snfzeny bu-
dou 10 procent.
Plynarenska spolecnost O.
znamila svym podilnik1m, re
tito dostanou zvysene dividen-
dy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-09-25
Mayor nebude resignovati al
nepdjde do nemocnice.

Mayor jackson oznamil v
pondell, zel neuposlechne W.
zvanf Marie O. III. Bauern-
schmidt, predsedkyne Wo-
mems Advertising klubu, jez
we ctvrtek minuleho tydne psa-
la mayorovi /Jacksonovi, aby
bud hned sci radnice anebo
odebral Sc do nemocnice a W.
lecil sc tam z naruzivosti sve.
Mayor ukazav ma to, re pi-
satelka vyzvan1 nemohla mu
vycfsti, re by zalezitosti ma
radnici behem jeho vlady ne
byly spravne vedeny, podotkl
re povazuje dopis jejl jenom
"a soukromy utok a re jim Sc
nerozciluje. Jenom to re po-
dotyka, ze minuly tyden nebyl
vzdalen uradovny, ze by
snad trpel nasledky opilosti, a.
lie re byl skutecne nemocen a v
patek, re mohl sejlti sc scho-
dd a v pondelf j1ti ma radnici
"a prac1 SVoJ1.
We SVEN dopise Bauern-
schmidtova pTipomfnala ma
yorovi, co sl1biI pred volbami
ohledne sve naklonnosti ku pi-
tt l1hovin. Buernschmidtova
tehdy radila sc FrankeAl
Fuerstem snazila Sc, aby
Jackson "a kandidata jmeno-
van nebyl. Jackson tehdy u
jistil pry il, ze takova povlda-
nj jsou jenom smyslenkami je-
no nepfatel a ze kdyby jako
mayor naruzivostf svoji v ne
vaznost uvrhl trad svdj, re
Bauernschmidtova ma pravo
k nemu j1ti a Tfci mu, aby Sc
VIDAL uradu.-
Bauernschmidtova pravi, ze
minuly rok trpelive cekala, re
mayor "se polepsf". Nyni ale,
ze vidf, re bud must mayor do
nemocnice, anebo sc vzdati u
Tadu.
Minuly ctvrtek radila Sc, jak
verejnosti oznamila, S Johnem
Mahonem F'rankem Kelly
hotelu Rennert. sMahon rekl
j, tax pravf Bauernschmidto-
va, re ty povesti O mayorovi
jsou pravdive re cely stav ma
radnici jest nejhorsf jaky kdy
on behem sve politikarske Gin
nosti zazil, ponevac mayor
Jackson zrusil kazdy slib. Ma
yor stravil cele poslednf pom
deli ma radnici a ceka, re nyni
bude ma radnici kazdy den.
William D. Lily, president
sdruzen1 vefejnych skol, je-
hoz Bauernschmidtova jest Sc
kretafkou, prohlasif, ze sdru-
zenl ami nesouhlasl ami neod-
suzuje zadost Bauernschmid-
tove a dodava:
''Pro sebe. dekuji Bohu, re
je zena, ktera ma odvahu, sflu,
poznan1 a Will delati praci,
kterou ona della pc pet rokd.'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-09-25
Potapsni Sc zaplatili zivotem.

Dva mlad1ci zaplatili pom
deli zivotem potapenf Sc v
Baltimorskych vodach. Oba
po nehode zili po n6jaky cas-.
Oba pfi seskoku do vody zlo-
mill 81 vaz.
Ctrnactilety James w. Fer
guson z Covington ulice, nara
zil nedeli hlavou do potope-
neho kulu, kdyz seskocil prf-
staviste ma Lawrence ulici do
hlubiny.
Sestnactilety George Edward
Brooks z w. Randall ulice sra
zil 81 vaz, kdyz v sobotu media
leko Fairview seskocil do vo-
dy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-09-25
Zahrivajf Sc nsGim silnsisim.

s nastavajiclm chladnejsfm
pocaslm mnoz1 z1znivl automo-
bIllste zahrlvajf Sc misto piva
necim silneis1m, die vseho v
podobe kofalky, jak vyzkou-
NAL We stfedu policejni SER
geant Traffic soudu, Edward
Ramsay, kdyz vecer tri auto
moblliste pred n6ho pTivedeni
byll ma zalobu. ze .isou napili.
Zatceni byli: George G.
Watz, James Monaghan-Bal-
tlmorane- "a Thomas Unison 2
Annapolis.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-09-25
Tovarnna ma hnojiva poSkoze.
ma pozarem.

V Canton zniceno bylo We
stredu pozarem skladiste um6-
lych hnojiv. Pozarem nekolik
okolnich tovaren ma hnojiva a
tamni pflstaviste ohrozeny by
ly.
Pozar firme Summers Che
mlcal zpGsobil skodu v obnosu
asi 100000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-09-25
Novy boulevard mezi Balti-
more a Washington

Pocfna sc mluviti, re novy
boulevard sfri 800 stop bude
zbudovan mezi mestem nasfm
Washingtonem. Nynejsl
silnice pfeplnena jest automo-
billy a povozy vseho druhu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-09-25
Zenrel v obchodu.

Pri kupovan1 Tet1zku K no.
dinkam v Tottle petakovem
obchodu We 400 blocku South
Broadway, klesl We stfedu
John Havlfk, So rok1 starry z
{. 725 S. Decker avenue, mr.
tev.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-09-25
MlStnl zprayy.
z krajankych kruhi.

yonne u New Yorku, vratilaN 81
koncem minuleho tydne pan
Albina Jursik, {. 1880 E. Ma
Olson ulice, jsouc radostl u
vitana rodinou svoj1.
- Ma hrbitove Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele pohTbeni byli:
Dne 19. zar1 zemrel par
Josef Kandl, syn Martina q
Amy Kandl. PohTben byl z
domu smuku, {. 129 N. Dun
can ulice v 1tery rano.
V sobotu, 19~zaff zemfela
pani Emile Hora, manzelka
Antonina Hory Greenwood
Ave-, Raspeburg, Md, We start
40 rok1. Narozena byla We
Strarkovicf V Cechach. Do A
meriky prijela pred 35 lety.
Nalezela ku Sboru Vytrvalost
cfslo 35 S. P. J. PohTeb konan
byl z domu smutku do kostela
v dtery, %. zaff a ma hrbitov
Nejsv. Vykupitele. Pohrebnf
obrady vykonal vldp. j. stepa-
mex. Prdvodcf rakve byli PIP.
John Fenton, F. Trcka, FIR. Lii
dinsky Ed. Hora, FIR. Hora Il
Jan Hora. V dome smutku a
mad hrobem promluvila pi.
Marie Smith ku poz1stale ro-
dine. Zesnula zanechava zde
manzela a tfi dltky: Albinu,
Mildred a pi. Marketu Naell.
= Dne 21. zaTf zemTela pi
Marie Severa, {. 814 N. Brad
ford ulice, We v6ku 80 rokG.
Pohrbena byla We stredu rano.
- Dne %. zari zemrela pf.
Julia Havlfk, {. 847 n. Colling-
ton avenue, We v6ku 70 rokd.
PohTbena byla patek rano.
Pohfby tyto vypravila firma
Fr. Cvach a Syn.
- o minuIe nedeli, dne 20.
zaff sehral Dram. odbor Sok.
Jed. Blesk peknou veselohru
'Manzelske Duetto' cd Pavla
Rudolfa. Souhra byla nanej-
vySe zdarila, tax re navstevn1-
ci re sm1chu nevychazeli. Ac
tento den byla teplota skorem
nesnesitelna, prec navst6va by
la tax hojna, ze Sokolovna by
la do posledn1ho m1sta zaplne-
ma. Doufame, re vsichni byli
uspokojeni We SVEN ocekavan1
a re pc druh6 zavltaj1 op6tne
mezi mas, neb Dram. odbor Sc
pripravuje sehrati ma den IL.
Ffjna "V cerne 'rokli" obraz re
zivota mysliveck6ho Sc zpevy,.
cd Jana Cerneho. Ze to bude
neco hodne pekneho a vesele-
no, nenf treba zvlaste pTipomf-
natl, protoz dostavte Sc vsich-
nj ma tento kus Sc podfvati.
= Pripravte Sc! ma sv. Va
clavskou pout ktera Sc bude
konat jiz v pond6l1, dne %.
zaTl~ ma pozemku vedle Skoly,
sv. Vaclavske ma Collington
Ave. Jest to na den svatku sv.
Vaclava, patrona Osady sv.
Vaclavske a tud1z v ten den O.
slavy se/bude pout tato odby-
vat die ceskeho sp6sobu jako
We stare vlasti. Zajjste Sc kaz-
dy jeSte pamatuje jak tam by
Ii ony poute slavery, kde mimo
hubby, budou tez pernikove
srdce k dostan1, tax re Sc bu-
dete citit jake v Cechach. A
proto neopomente Sc vsichni
dostavit a spolecn6 Sc pobavit
Cisty vynos bude venovan We
nrosp6ch Osady.
Kazdeho uctive I'VE:
Zabavnf vybor.
V nedeli, dne 4. Tijna bu-
de zahajena divadeln1 sezona
Dram. odboru Sekce "Pokrok"
v D6lnick6m Dome. Hrati Sc
bude: "Mistr Bedrnfk jeho
chasa". Fraska O 3 jednanfch
Sc zp6yy. Zacatek We 3 hod.
odpol. Vstup volny. Uniova
hudba S. G.. MaSka. Zadame
-laskave, by pTatele nasi Sc do
stavili We velkem poctu. Jiste
Sc pekne potes1. Hra jest sa-
my sm1ch a zpev. Dostavte Sc
v cas-.
Y pffprave ma nedeli, dne 1.
listopadu "Vdavky Naninky
Kulichovy". Dopisovatel.
Novy boulevard mezi Balti-
more a Washingtonem.
Poc1na Sc mluviti, re novy
XXX OOn .4o-o
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-09-25

Zprava zdravotniho vyboru.
DR.. Jones udava v meste
zemfelo behem tydne 1913 osob
Dftek narodilo Sc 368.
The Washington times., 1925-09-29
BELONGINGS Of
EX-KA|SER co
On SALE
Furnishings of AchiIieon Castle
Go Under Hammer of
Auctioneer

CORFU. Sept. 29.-Intimate relics
of the former German emperor and
his son, the ex-crown prince, went
under the hammer today as the
sale of the furnishings of Achilieon,
the fairy castle" of Corfu, began.
The castle, built at cost or
SIC, 900, 900 by the restless Empress
Elizabeth, Of Austria, was after
wards purchased by the ex-kaiser
for $25O,000.
Only the statues will be excluded
from the sale. So extensive is the
list of articles to be auctioned off
that the sale is expected to last
four weeks.
Ten bedroom suites. a dining room
suite from a banqueting hall in
which the ex-kaiser used to enter
tain his guests, chairs and furni-
ture from the personal rooms of
the ex-crowr prince, plate. cutlery
and glass, stamped with the coat
of arms of the Hohenzollerns. will
all find their way into the homes
Of souvenir hunters.
The castle and contents are now
the property of the Greek Govern.
ment who have despaired of ever
finding a purchaser for the castle
and contents complete.
The Washington times., 1925-09-29

Der ct ux, Rose. to Lavinia Hurd, 80.
South Of G st. ana east of 18th st.
&C., square 1891, lot 92---same to VIM.
8. Pichler ct ux., Anita s., $40. (1s6)
North OF East Capitol ct. and east
s e 18th e s g rene TO tot Harry
G HG It. bet e. a1 1sta a ana Issh sta, ne.
square 1907 lot aos r-snE T,,s Cafritg %
Estate Of Ferdinand ana Catherine
Lambrecht ana Ferdinand e. LAM
south Of Keokuk St. west Of Broad
Helen NJ Doyle to May e. Hughes, so.
North Of Fem It; west q dsorslse
q. Leaman ct ux., Anna, to 8. Louis
Li go az ~ 81. me-, square $40. lot sI' 30
Nathan Fishman 90 ux., Lena, TO DOM
inico Ambrogio ct ux., orazia' 49,:
North Of van Buren, It,. west Of
Piney Branch I'd. NV. square 2s71, lot
Otto q. Giockier and Henley +. CLOCK
'et sas 81 Sth st. ne. square s17. lot so3-
Emma NJ Bynigton ct al. to George b.
scroggins ct tix., Anne, $40. (20sl
low sts 's NV os square saa1 lots 49, se4
sO6--Frank NJ. johnson ct ux.. Eudpra,
to Mary A, Beetham, $40. (1ss1
1117 9Th ut. me-, square $40, lot 12--|
William A. Kearney ct ux., Naomi, to
stephen L. Kearney, SO. $3.50
lots sSs, 100 and 401--Henry saius to
Henry J. Breslau ct ux., Rose. SO:
Sd ST.. bet e and r SITS sw., square
SIS, part lot Edmund NJ. Chaplin
and James A. Davis, trustees, to Sam
uel Hyatt 81 S2E, 49, 1887 !.
Nicholson St, bet 7th and sth sts.g
NV, square 1856, lots 20 and 2l--Mary
Porter ct al. to Edward J. Hickey and
18th st., bet. k and I SITS, NV, square
I26, part lot S0--Eugene A. Smith ct
TX, Suzanne, to Reid S. Baker. t170)
Massachusetts, ave. bet. End and 3rd
cts. NV, square 562, part lots and 10
erone, SO. (172)
Joseph ID. Schesr ct al to John J.
Hook ct ux.. Emily B., $40 (17D
A st. bet 1st and End SITS. NV.
The Washington times., 1925-09-29

L SITS. me-, square 4l7s, lot 24--Georse
W. Carr ct ux., Emma NJ, TO Abbie ".
DicI6le, $40. ORD
North and south Of X and M sts
and east and west Of Bladensburg I'd.
aiiadfeliter' s to same. $40. e1sol
east 0r snd A West '0 " I I'd and
18th st. me-, square 4472, lots 24. 70,
q, 70, square 44!s. lot 6s1--Abbie Y:
a Rlis E s. anfslo So 1si in0
40 % 8. So, SQUARE 7ss. LOT IL
irene PoyntS jackson to Warren M.
Gordon ct ux.. George NJ. So
Galena pl.. bet. shsrrisr p. saa Pc
81 and S2-way b. Griffin to Fulton r.
oGF0G e., 'b BET ssth ana 4oth sts. NV,
to Anne ArchSolG, SO. lslol
SGrsh 1866 ot 81 ,s sfst q as'9 5. s:
sH9n to e Thomas s. Long ct u1;; 1a SlSl'
Nj 5af Virginia ave. se., square s4s, lot
s4-Ethel M. Rutty to Serafim A.
'iePi s. s s.t sa ia ana i ST; .v SQUARE
joanna to william Robertson ct rx.'
Estslie: $40; ana z .t.. ne. t soar.
s1S s'h part art Of of; lot si1Petsr A. Iindland
4 st' al. to Anna 3. L. Evans and Andrea
Galsna pi.. bet. sherrier pl; and Pc;
and 62-Fulton r. Gordon to Joseph =.
Dfssss Hoesr. p n.y. square = s gds, l Ct
HI 1sss Monroe st. NV. square 2s14; lot
s2- HsDgsr,d Or F .1o. q a. :
n; III HiIison at. NV, square 1918. lot
Ra--CIarence r. Crown to Frank B.
Crown ct ux.. Ida NJ. $40. 90
square 9ss, lot 41--Herman r.. Howen-
stein to VIM. A. Ward ct ux.' Anni es, ~
$40. p no1
NORTH = q saSape s ST. lot i1chare,
II. Hewans and Charles S. Hill to Ance
North Of Ordway St. west Of 3Sth ~
and Louis W. richardson. trustees. to
Frederick stohlman. $4,000. (sD
North of oTdway St. west Of S6 s1ob =.
man ct ux.. Dorothy, to Mary {. C sse
IN North of Newton St. east of nth st.
ne., square 1850. lot I-Henry =;
Jeremiah A. o'Leary ct ux. Kathleen
IT, ri ii Lawrence st. ne. square 1858. lot
Ieen, to Catherine NJ. CarrovalI. $40.
North of ouackenbos ST.. west of 9TH
st. NV square $3.50. lot 6-Judson j:
James ct ux., Fannie. to ltalo Fanfanl
North of TTalbert ST., east of Railroad
ave. Sc. square 57S7. lot 35-Samuel ].
Brinkley ct ux., Bertha. to Louis A.
Elliott ct ux., Elzabe Q1O
North of D st. east of 18th st. Sc.
square 1O41, lot 10S-Morris Cafrtz to
VIM. NJ. Adrian. $40. u2o(
1911 Monroe st. me-, square 145. lot
5-John D. Bowen ct ux.. Gettruds. to
Clara L. Thmoas, SO. G8O
AZ NJ st. NV, square $40, lot 206-
Mary A. Beetham to Frank NJ. johnson
ct ux., Eudora b., $40. $50
AZ NJ ct NV, square $40, lot 600
Frank NJ. johnson ct TX, Eudora, to
Sadie r. r. Engram. SO. UsO
9Th st. bet. @. and I sts., Sc, square
s7s, part lot 14--wm. A. Hill Co; to
Nellie M. l.. Jenkins, $40. (92)
South of NJ st. and west of Goth st.
NV, square 1877, lots SO to 67--Henry
B. Pease to Claude S. Branner, $40.
lexington. part lot 4-Henry 7; Quinn
ct ux.. Lillian, to Thomas E. and Sarah
Z. Clements, $40. G53)
South Of st. and east of 18th st.
&c., square 1041, lot 109-Morris Cafritz
to Roy r. Miskel. $40. U22)
South of c st. and east of 14th st.
Sc, square 1851, lot 91-Anton A. Koer-
The Washington times., 1925-09-29

square 73s, part lot s1-sarah s. Smith
to 8. Higgins Terry, 80. (7s)s
A ct bet. 1st and snd SITS. ne,
square 72s, part lot 2l--s. Ktggins
Terry TO sarah 8. Smith and Esther
18th ct. bet. K and .ts. nv, square s
s0--Eugene A. Smith ct 81 TO BED 8.
Ss@ as y p; 10 snq ss. .ss & j ssfsr
Ct Six., Frances, to Eugene 4. Smith,
'AYii12s sth st. NV. square s14. part lot
13--Patrick p. Holmes Ct ux:. Ger
trude, to Maude N. Lambert. sio:.>
1s--Maude IL. Lambert to stewart J.
Eq s1us e u SF woodland sssK and Of
sotn st. NV, square 91s1, lot 2--George
n. Lamar. trustee. to Homer y. Kit
81 us - IA ~ and sth SITS. NV, square
SIC, part lots Is and 1s-CeIia Peach to.
William Beuchart. $40. ll4D
Philips to Emma N. BuynitslNy. SO;
ss1 aga st. NV. square n. lot d.
Caroline Tyson. $40. (s1l
IT. T SQUARE % sis1 lots Is 70 g. Il
to 52-Harry Wardman and Thomas p.
Bones to Robert @. Van Vranken, $40.
Robert q. van vranIsen conveys same
property to James D. Hobbs and
North Of Jefferson A. st.. west Of 18th
Ct. NV. square 2so2, lot 1s4.D. j.
D aol dnc'' to .i lanes j. oiesSon
North Of Newark st.. west Of 5sd
p1. NV, square BOTS, lot a45--Eveline
B. Maddux to Hslen D. Browning, SO.
I
The Washington times., 1925-09-29
REFUSING RUM
To VISITOR
FATAL
Bartender Stabbed to Death
When He Declines to Sell
Drink to Man

NEW YORK, Sept. ga speak.
easy bartender's refusal to sell an
unknown, customer a drink of
whiskey resulted in his death yes
terday in a brawl that started in
the saloon and ended on the street
In the negro section Of Harlem.
Brutus Redick, twenty-seven, was
shot four times. John Bowers,
thirty, was arrested as he stood
over the dead man with a re.
voIver In his hand.
Police said Bowers admitted the
shooting and said Redick had at
tackled him with knife, suspecting
he was q detective instead Of a
customer.
Mrs. Madeline Austin, twenty-five,
was struck in the neel with a stray
bullet from Bowers gun.
This shooting was the second
in the city within twelve hours.
A fourteen-year-old boy, returning
from church with his mother and
thirteen-year-old sister, last night,
was killed and the woman wounded
as they stepped in the range OF
fire of two bands of rival gang
sters shooting at each other from
automobiles in Hell's Kitchen
Thirty-sixth street near Tenth
avenue.
The boy, Stanley Brozio, was shot
through the heart and arm. His
mother was wounded as she threw
herself in front of the daughter.
The Washington times., 1925-09-29
AMERICA CUTS
BRITISH RUM
IMPORTS
SmuggIers, However, Are Get
ting In 1000, 900 Gallons
Annually, Official Says
BY international News Service

LONDON, Sept. 29.-Two million
gallon of British whiskey - prin.
cipally from Scotland - enter the
United States every year, according
to w. Wilson, secretary Of the
United Kingdom Alliance, which
keeps a systematic observation on
illicit liquor traffic.
Supplies are being cut down, how.
ever. Wilson estimates, because thu
intermediate stations between Great
Britain and the United States
Canada, Bermuda and the West In.
dies-are receiving smaller sup
plies.
Latest returns show that 379,341
gallons Of British spirits were ex-
ported to Canada from January to
May this year, compared with ,101,
O19 for the whole Of 1924; 1870 to
the Bermudas compared with 4O9,.
$3.50; 94,028 to the West Indies COM
pared with 132,486.
st. Pierre and Miquelon, two
French islands off Newfoundland,
imported 100000 gallons last year
on borrowed money and have been
able to dispose of very little OF it.
The Washington times., 1925-09-29
TCH|TCHER|N IS
WELCOMED IN
WARSAW
Society Foreign Minister Is
There to Make Political
Peace With Poland
BY FLORIAN SOKOLOW
Copyright. 1925, by International
News Service)


WARSAW, Sept. 2s.-Hope for
commercial and political peace with
Poland brought George Tchitcherin,
Soviet foreign minister, to Warsaw,
he told International News Service
today.
Tchitcherin outlined his reasons
for this hope, shared by the Polish
Press in envisioning the inaugu-
ration of an era of Russian-Polish
peace" and his fear of the proposed
European security pact as a wedge
between Germany and Russia.
my purpose in this visit to War
saw is to arrange an amicable agree
ment with Poland covering pOliti-
cal and economic questions, and TO
formulate a commercial treaty,
the Soviet minister declared.
THE European situation is laden
with conflicts, most of which may
be averted by a Polish-Russian I'M
derstanding," he continued.
The proposed security pact hard
ly will secure the peace sought.
From our standpoint, the peace
pact is a move of the British
Tories against the Soviet, by which
it is planned to detach, Germany
from Russia.
Nor will it profit Germany, by
signing the pact or entering the
League of Nations. Germany will
entangle herself with anti-Soviet
Vaccinations, FORGETTING the bene'
fits. of the Rapallo agreement.
The attitude of the Polish news
papers appears very friendly to
the Soviet emissary. The belief Is
current that his visit pressages bet
ter Russo-Polish relations after the
years of frictionand border bicker'
ing