davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-06
zadne letani mad Stadiem.

Vecer pred svym odjezdem
Ma Floridu mayor Jackson po-
depsal predlohu, ktera nedav-
no priiata byla .mestskou ra-
dou kterou zapov1da Sc vzna
seti Sc vzducholodl mad sta
diem behem zapasd-
Podnet ku zakazu dan byI,
kdyz pri hre kopane v listopa-
du mad hlavami divaku a "a
pasnlku vznaSel Sc aeroplan.
Divaci NELL strach ze snadno
by Jim mohl spadnouti ma hla-
WI. Ochotna mestska rada po-
dobnemu strachu ucinila nyni
prltrz.
Prestupek proti zakazu tres
tan byti ma pokutou $500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-06
Zalesnsni armadnich pozem-

President Coolidge vyda
.rozkaz, ably 100000 akrd, n.y.
nj laden lezfcl pIdy, slouzfci
"a valky jako armadnf cviciste
bylo zalesneno. V zapetf ma to
prime Clarkovu predlohu, ma
rlzujic1 podobne zalesnovan1 i
chraneni move narodnf lesnf re-
servace. Dotcene pozemky M
chazej1 Sc obvodu Fort Bon
ming v Georgii, Fort Mcclellan
v Alabame jakoz v obvodu
byvaleho vojenskeho lezenf
Jackson. Pozemky ty jsou nv
nj v opustenf a ami iako pastvi-
ny Sc nehodi. Kazda reserva-
ce docka Sc zvlaStniho dozoru.
tax aby nekolika letech pu-
stiny Sc zazelenaly a postupem
dobv 100000 akrd pudy 20,
krylo Sc lesem,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-06
Licensovanf chauffeurI
taxicabH.

Drasticke pTedpisy pro Wy
davani licensi chauffeurGm
taxicabG byly pfedmetem jed
mani mestske rady pondel-
MIN zasedanf. Predloha pred
lozena byla radnfm z 5. dis
triktu Griffinem predana byla
ku uvazenf vyboru ma Cesty a
Prostredky. Jednfm z predpi-
sd jest zakaz Tlzeni taxicabn
zenama Chauffeur taxicabu
ma m1ti pravidelnou licens s
dvena podobiznami sebe -je-
dna ma byti ma licensi, druha
u mestskeho vyb6rc1ho, must
m1ti dobry zrak a prost byti
nemocl, must umeti cfsti a psati
anglicky, musf miti ciste saty,
nesmf byti oddan lihovinam a.
nebo drogIm, must byti resi-
dent m6sta Baltimore nejmene
IL mesfcI pred zadanim Ii
Gems atd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-06
Otec zaluje "a odskodne.

OdSkodne "a usmrcen1 kne-
re, Bernardo j. McNamary,
ktery zranen1 utrpenemu v au-
tomombflove nehode podlehl
pred dvema tydny, jest pred
metem soudn1ho r1zen1 ma "a
lobu otce zemreleho kneze, Pa
tricka j. McNamary, ktery "a
luje Josepha Birnie Franklin
Motor spolecnost ma odskodn6
obnosu $4,000.
Nehoda odehrala Sc ma Ii
berty road nedaleko Harrison
vile.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-06
Ze Statni Rady Katolickeho
Delnika.

Statnl Rada Katolickeho De-
n:ka pro stat Maryland a pod
Tlzene odvetvl spolku: ssv. Pc
ira Pavla els. 20, Myslivcu
sv. JiTi els. 81 a Klementa M
Hoffbauera els. 113, Katolic-
keho Delnfka usporadaly 500
lecnou schulz a vec1rek pro
cleny a zname "a ucelem zalo-
zenf Mladeneckeho Odboru
pod dozorem Statn1 Rady.
SchGze tato a vecirek Sc odby-
valy v dolejsi skolnl mlstnosti
sv. Vaclava 27. ledna, mezi il
nym ami pinaklovy turnaj ne
schazel a v1tezove tohoto 81 od-
nesli 5 cen.
SchGze zahajena byla kapla-
mem Statnl Rady vldp. Jos. Sot-
tenn. Statn1 predseda Tomas
Rynes uvltal pr1tomne Wy
svetlil clen1m a znamym "a ja-
kym 1celem Sc tato schuze od-
byva a sdelil vyhody jake Sc
clenum Mladeneckeho odboru
poskytuji a vybfzel bratry a
zname by ktery ma syny mezi
6-16 rok6 start, by je vradili
Go Mladeneckeho odboru. Tez
mas radn1 p. August Klecka
prednesl v kratke feci ku pri-
tomnym jak nutno jest by ces-
ka mladez Sc vradila do ces-
kych spolkG, neb v techto jest
nase budoucnost a schvaloval
tento ucel Statnl Rady aby v
kratke dobe Mlad. odbor z1s-
kal mnoho clend. Rec pana
Klecky prijata potleskem.
Tez br. predsedove odvetvf
v kratke reci vyb1zeli bratry
ku agitaci v zlskan1 mladencG.
Mladenci Sc prijfmaji Cd sesti
rokI start do sestnacti. Kdyz
mladenec Sc dozil 16. rokd
jest opravnen bez lekafske pro
hl1dky vstoupiti do vstupne
stars1ch zda-li nezvysuje sve
pojistne z $500. MIadenecky
poplatek jest 25c mesiene pro
vsechny V jakemkoliv start do
sestnacti let, po 16tem roku
Same sebouzdai 81 toho preje
jest prepsan ku oddelenf star
siho stupne, kdez by platil ten
nejnizsf poplatek do ktereho
odvetv1 by 81 praI.
Mladenec, ktery byl uznan
"a elena po obdrzep1 certifika-
tn "a As dn1, jest opravnen ku
pojistce ktereho start Sc DOLL,
aneb v kterem start pristoupil.
Vyhody jsou nasledujicf:
p1An On
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-06
Flu pribyva.

Vice nez zdvojnasobeny po-
Get onemocn6lych influencou
hlasen, byl v minulem mes1ci ze
statu naseho. Vzdor rozmno-
zenemu poctu -onemocneni
zdravotn1 >komisar, DR.. Jones,
tvrd1, re nenl zadnne priciny
ku poplachu
Ma warde v Mercy ,nemoc-
nici vyskytl Sc pT1pad zaskrtu.
Celia warda bvla lined dana v
karantenu. Po celem statu v
uplynulem mes1ci hlaseno bylo
230 pr1padG zaskrtu. V Havre
de Grace vyskytlo Sc 18 prfpa.
dI sarlachu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-06
Tanecnice nalezena pod O.
knem zranena.

Hasici zavolani ku ohni v {.
1O3 w. Franklin ulice, nalezli
v pondeli v noci 27letou tanec-
nici, Hannah O'Malley, lez1c1
ma dlazbe ulicky, kan nevy-
svetlenym zpIsobem spadla s
okna 4. poschod1 budovy. Jak
a kterak odeprela zranena ta-
necnice udati Will kdo snad
o zpnsobu, ten take mlcl. O.
kno svetnice jeji nalezeno bylo
zavrene. Zranena pov1da. re
pTi padu Sc "a nj zavfelo. Ma
lezena byla zimou celia EMO
drala a ienom castecne oble.
cena prerazenou rukou vedle
ijinych zraneni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-06
Probodnut hochem.

Ctyrlety hoch Martin Sher
dan byl We stfedu do nemocnl-
ce ku lecen1 z bodne rany "a
sazene mu do patere jinym
ctyrletym hochem, Alfredem
McDonough bodl Shera nozem
We dver1ch domu, {. 1920 E.
Preston ulice. Jak malo AL
fred pochopil nebezpec1 hrozi-
c1 druhu, vysv1ta z volani
jeho po druhu pred domem /:
"Pojd ven 81 hfati, sMartine.
ia nam kus paje pro tebe.'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-06
Po 25-letech odesla Ia jinym.

Po 25 letech! manzelskeho
Spoluzit1 Elizabeth Sluefarth
Mueller odesla Cd sveho man
zela, Williama )Muellera, 10 N.
Spring avenue, do New Yorku
Ia bohats1m napadn1kem svym
svedcil pred soudcem opusteny
manzel zalujfcl o rozvod, ktery
mu v utery povolen byl.
Mueller svedcil, re ozenil Sc
Elizabethou v Nemecku roku
1896 a do Ameriky S nj prijel
r. 1903. Stastne pry zili az do
brezna 1921, kdyz Muellerova
odejela.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-06
Popaleni vybuchem pIynu.

Diva delnici popaleni byli v
1tery vybuchem plynu v dill
mach Marble & Tile spolecnosti
ma Eastern avenue Vybuchem
vyrazeno bylo obrovske okno
daleko do ulice. N6kolik mi
nut pred vybuchem d6ln1ci ply
narenske spolecnosti skoncili
opravu ma plynovem veden1.
Popaleni byli: Simon Schemer
a E. Rooms.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-06
Psenice klesa.

Psenicn1 spekulace Chica-
gu vedena dostala ranu Ute
ry, kdyz klesla Gene 6 CEN
tn ma buSlu pro kv6tnovou do
davku. Celkem proti minule-
mu tydnu klesla jiz o IL p1l
cent?.
Klesani privodeno bylo sla-
bosti trhu Liverpoolu Ka-
made We Winnipegu. Klesani
poclteno bylo v dtery Baltimor-
skym moucnym obchodem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-06
Zachycen balvanem v jeskyni.

Pri patranf v jeskyni Sand
Cave u Sand City, KY, zachy-
cen byl balvanem ma nohu jeho
Sc sritivsim Floyd Collins dr.
zan tam v hrozne posici sve Cd
patku. VsechnH zachranne
prace vysvoboditi trpitele uka-
zaly Sc do stredy byti marny-
mi. Kdyz zdalo Sc, re jiz mr.
dinnymi zachranci vysvbozen
bude, druhym balvanem zachy
cena byla jeho druha noha. We
stredu rozhodnuto pokusiti Sc
o rozdrcenf balvanu acetyleno-
YOU pochodni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-06
Vinsn re zabitf.

Dvacet tri roxy starry Joseph
Parri zeA S. Albermarle ulice,
zastfeleh byl \ nedeli We rvac-
ce pTi nfz uzito bylo strelne
zbrane mezi zapasfcfmi. Fa-
bian Constitino re S. High uli-
ce po rvacce zatcen byl ma OBJ
zalobu, ze Parriho zastTelil.
Bratr Fabiana Constitino, Jo-
seph, zapase byl postTelen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-06
Susi agent uvsznili Sest
dopadenvch.

Dva domaci pivovary a ety.
Fl saloony pTepadefy byly We
stredu prohibicnimi agenty v
r1znych castech m6sta. Uvez-
memo bylo sest prestupnfkG a
zasoby llhovin skonfiskovanv
Uvezneni byli: William Clark,
William Funk, William Kevs,
Patsy Detury a j. Madlescio a
Joseph Budek,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-06
Dive ste kadetG propadne? !?

z Kolem 200 kadetn v manor
nj akademii v Annapolis pri
pul letn1ch zkouSkach neobsta-
10. Propadlf kadeti budou asi
nuceni resignovati. V Akade-
mil je ma LOO kadet6. Pro-
padli jsou vetsinou z prvnfho
rocnfku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-06
Povi o lahvich cd koralky v
kaznici.

Vysetrovani pomer1 vlad-
nouclch Marylandske kaznici
vedeno jest dale velkoporotou.
Charles L. Cook, propusteny re
sluzby hl1dac, bude svedciti
mezi jinym tom, jak nalezl v
celach prazdne lahve cd koral-
ky ma d1kaz sveho tvrzeni
pfedlozi nektere nalepky ma
lezenych lahv1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-06
Mesto koupi so pluhI ma od-
stra1ovani snshu.

Mestska sprava rozhodla O.
kamzit6 objednati SO pluh1
podobnych tenn, ktere statnf sill
nicn1 komise uz1va ma odhazo-
yanl snehu.
Spolecnost poulicnich elek-
trickych kar slibila v padu sne-
hu padanf vycistiti pet mil ulic
We stfednf casti mesta
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-06
Parnik uvazl v zalivu.

Parnfk Cretan narazil v pom
deli ma m6lcinu u Seven Foot
Knoll, kdyz >plul Baltimore
do Providence. Cast nakladu
musila byti slozena a cestuifcf
vraceni nazpet do Baltimore.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-06
Dive kandidatky slozily pray
nicke zkousky.

Mezi 20 1spesnymi kandida-
ty povolan1 pravnickeho, ktefl
proSli zkouSkami konanymi "a.
g 25. istopadu, jsou dive zeny
frankie d. Wilson z Linthi-
cum Heights a Rose S. Zetzer
z Berwick avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-06
Sest milovnikH revolverH do
vszeni.
vezenl.

Soudce Stump odsoudil sest
osob usvedcenych, ze u sebe
nell revolvery, do vezeni. Ire
sty stanoveny byly cd jednoho
mesice do sesti mesfc1 v po-
lepsovne
Dalsf "ozbrojenci" predvede
nj budou soudci. Kampa1 pro-
tt nebezpecnym osobam temto
vedena bude Sc vSl moznou
prlsnosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-06
BaItimoFske stadium bude miti
konkurenta.

Philadelphia postav1 letosn1-
no roku obrovske zavodiste -
stadium " nemz by sedeti
mohlo ma 250,0O0 osob. Naklad
rozpocten jest ma diva miliony
dolarG.
ze We stadiu tomto Baltimor-
skemu vzrGsta mocny odpdrce
lie samozrejmo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-06
Klaster prodan Ia million
dolarH.

Klaster Convent of the Vi
station ma Park avenue pro-
dan byl "a million dolarG. Mi
sto klastera postaveny budou
tam obchodn1 budovy. Klaster
novy zbudovan bude ma Ro-
land avenue. Starry klaSter
stoj1 ma Park avenue Cd roku
1910.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-06
Gasolin zdrazen o 2 Gently.

Beze vseho pTedbezneho va
rovanf stoupla v ltery cena ga
sol1nu 0 2 Gently ma galonu. Pa
nj automobiliste Baltimorsti
plat1 nyn1 % cent?. Cd ledna
zdrazen jiz o z centG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-06
STUDENT otraveni.

Charles Huls David Pus-
ken ze statni university v CO.
Mmbus, Ohio, otraveni byli
strychninem a nekolik jinych
onemocnelo, kdyz lecili Sc pre-
depsanym lekem universitni
dispensarie. Lek-aspirin a
Quinine napusten byl strychni-
mem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-06
Konec "Paradisu."

Russell Morton, uhlokop v
Paradise u Cumberland, Md,
zavrazdil svoj1 manzelku sve
dive d1tky podrezav vsem no.
zem hrdla. Vrah zavfen jest v
zalari v Cumberland.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-06
Zalarnik zemrel.

Dlouholety zala- Tx NEST
skeho zalare, Bernard j. Lee,
zemrel We stredu. Pred svym
ustanoven1m "a zalarnlka Lee
pracoval pc 25 roku u spolec-
nostiI poulicnych elektrickych
kar. Lee byval mestskym rad
MIN z 10. wardy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-06
Zonovy zakon nezakonnym.

Marylandsky odvolacl soud
rozhodl, re novy zonovy zakon,
ktery po mnohych pracech Wy
pracovan byl pro Baltimore a
j1mz mnohe residencni casti
chraneny byti mely pred budo-
vani mich obchodd, jest pro-
ii statn1 konstituci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-06
MiStnl zprayy.


We stredu vecer spojen
byli svazkem manzelskyn
snoubenci: 3. Jan l.. Jecel1n
pi. Frant1ska DaleSicky. Nast
blahopfanl!
Z cesty sve do slunne Ka
lifonie, colorado pohyblivycf
obrazk1, Los Angeles, zdrav
Baltimorany p. Frank j. Rlha
Pevecky DramatickJ
Sbor sv. Cecilie sehral V Kato'
icke sini ma Collington Ave
ned6li, frasku "Sv1dna Divka'
velmi zdarile. Hra slibujlc1
vesele pobavenf, obecenstvu v
pine mire svemu olibu dostala,
Sin byla >zaplnena do posledni-
no mista, obecenstvo od zacat-
ku az do konce nevychazelo
re smichu. SvIdnou dlvku v
prestrojenf zahral p. Volt. No
votny,, tax re diva starsl PAM
Sc do nj zamitovali az po usl.
Ma konce Cicvarek (p. Vac.
Oktavec) a Zoufaly (Aug.
Kozlovsky) pochopili celou ST.
tuaci a sve zklamani. Ostatni
herci Sc drzeli statecne We
svych vykonech. Vse dopadlo
dobre ma konec. V mezi aktl
zap9li pTilezitostne solove pi-
sne o. Karel Bittman a PAM
Jasinska Ma, vSeobecnou "a
dost obecenstva bude hra tato
opakovana prfst1 nedei, 8. u
nora, v 8. hod. vecer.
"Divoka Marka" pekna
to idylka venkovskeho zivota
O 3 jednanich cd j. Baldy Sc
hrana bude jiz tuto nedeli, dne
8. 1nora We 3. hod. odpoledne
V sale Sokolovny. Dramatic
kym odborem S. j. Blesk. Ro-
le jsou jak nalezl obsazeny,
a hra sama skyta pro obecen-
stvo znamenite pobraveni, tax
re O hojnost dobre nalady a
veseleho zasmanf jest postara-
no, protoz nikdo neopomente,
tuto pfflezitosc a pridte vsich-
nj, neb bude to stati "a pod1va-
nj, jakych zde name malo.
- Glen Narodn1ho divadla V
Praze, Otakar) Marak dlicf ma
koncertnf ceste po Spojenych
Statech, spolu clenkyn1 Chi
cazske opery, Mary Cavanovou
unesl zpevem svym cetne po-
sluchace, jiniz naplnena byla
Sokolovna Jednoty Blesk We
stTedu vecer.
Vybery re Smetanovych
skladeb a DvoTakovych strlda-
ly Sc Moravskymi a Sloven-
skymi lidovymi pfsnemi vedle
skladeb oper 'La Giocondo"
Romeo a Juliettu" a "Mefis-
tofelle".
- Nezapomente. ma Velko-
lepy maskarn1 Piles ktery po-
Tada Del. Vzdel, Spolek Po-
krok v pondef, dne 20. 1nora
v D6lnickem Dome. sest cen
pro nejleps1 -masky. Uniova
hudba S. j. Maska. Vstupne
SOC. Kazdy jest uctive vytan
Divadelnf predstavent
"Hvezda Veletrhu" sehraje
Dramaticky odbor Sekce "Po.
krok, v ned6li, dne 8. unora Y
Delnickem Dome. Zacatek We
2.30 odpol. Vstup volny, KIDD
Sc chce dobTe pobavit, dostaN
Sc.
Nasledujfcf dcinkujf: - K
Kudrna, And. Cincibusova
Jar. Picek, A. Masek, E. La
nackova, B. Petr, E. Krejclko
Va, M. Kohlerova, K IMatraso
va.
Prvnf maskarni pies po
rada Del. Vzdel spolek "Rov
most" v pondel1, dne 16. 1nor;
Delnickem Dome. Sest cel
pro nejleps1 masky. Uniov'
hudba p. F. Ocenaska. Vstup
ne SOC.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-06
Royd bude vladnouti dale.

Parkovnf vybor prozatfm III
stal nezmenen. Mayor Jack
son pred odjezdem ma odpoci-
mex ma FIoridu, pozadal Boyda
aby predsedal prozat1mne dale
. genenral Agnus ably svoji
resignaci prozatfm odlozil
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-06
Mssto usetfi $4,000.

Ponevac ;cena materialu ma
asfaltovanf ulic klesla, m6sto
v nastavajicim roce usetri ko-
lem $4,000. S pracemi ma uli-
cich pocato bude /. brezna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-06
Prorazil 81 lebku padem 5 lodi.

Pri nakladanf ma lodi Monti-
cello kotvic1 v Locust Point, SO
roxy starry lodnf nakladac Alex
Gutoski spadl paluby otvo-
rem lodnim lebka padem mu
roztTistena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-06
Richie pohostil 500 pravnikG

Vice nezli 500 pravnlkI Bal
timorskych a re statu Marylan-
du 1castnilo Sc We stredu hosti-
ny, ku ktere pozvani byli dc
Annapolis governerem Richie
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-06
Deset do vszeni, devst
pokutovano.

V pondelf vladnf soudce So
per odsoudil deset prestupn1-
XII prohibicnlho zakona do We
zenf a dewitt ulozil pokuty.
- V utery pet odsouzeno by
10 do vezeni a sedm ku pencil
tym pokutam.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-06
VyHOUy JSOU IIdSI6UUJICI.
POjiStne " 6 rOkG .S10O.C

OdObr jiz clta Is mladencu.
PTihlasky Sc mohou dit u u
Tedn1ku Statni Rady aneb u br.
podf1zenych odvetvi.
Zdar BGh!
Ia Statn1 Radu,
Tomas Rynes, predseda,
Josef Hirt, tajemnik-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-06
Mayor ma prazdniny.

Mayor mesta Jackson odejel
v 1tery manzelkou svojl a
dvema dcerama ma tT1nedelnl
prazdniny ma Floridu.
The Republican., 1925-07-30
Don't Take Chances.

whether you stay at home, or 81
away this summer, be inoculated
against typhoid fever" This is the
advice of DR.. R. H. Riley, Chief of
the Bureau of Communicable Diseases
of the State Department of Health.
Here is the rest of his message;
Vaccination against typhoid is an in
expensive and safe form of health and
life insurance. The State Department
of Health provides the vaccine to
physicians throughout the State, free
of charge. All you have to do is to
pay your physicians fee. Three in
oculations-one each week for three
weeks, are required. You spend
about five minutes a week, for three
weeks, and you are protected against
typhoid for from one to four years.
Typhoid is not limited to any age
group. We have cases on record at the
State Department Of Health, ranging
from babies in arms TO great grand
fathers Of eighty or more. Our fig
ureS show that the disease hits hard
est at those who are included in the
age groups from five 90 thirty-five.
Out of total Of 7,O11 cases covering
The Republican., 1925-07-30
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK

Another large crowd of enthusiastic
young Epworthians left the Park on
Monday after having spent delight
full week here in preparation for ag-
gressive work in their home churches
of the Baltimore District. They will
return next summer for a similar va
cation and conference.
Seventy-hve ministers are regis
tered here this morning ready for the
School of Theology which will be in
session for several days during this
and next week. The school has been
holding annual conferences for the
past several years and has grown in
interest and is being attended by in
creased numbers.
Some forty or more earnest young
women from Maryland. West Virginia
and Pennsylvania, as well as Dorothy
Lee, d Chinese girl who is studying
for mission work in her native com
try. are here for the School Of Mis-
sions which opened yesterday after
noon. The Deaconess Home and the
Annex are both filed, while the Bylne
cottage, just across the street, has as
occupants ten young girls from the
Bittinger district as members of the
mission school These latter are De-
The Republican., 1925-07-30

a period of five years, 5,452 were in
these groups.
Neither is it any respectOr Of per-
sons. Fathers, mothers, young men,
young women, boys and girls are all
susceptible.
Typhoid fever is much less COM
mon in the counties of Maryland than
it was formerly. For the first six
months of the year we had 1872 cases
reported in comparison with POT cases
for the corresponding time last year.
During the ten year period, ending in
1924, typhoid was cut down from A.
$50 cases and 1877 deaths in 1914, to
S28 cases and IS deaths in 1924
But this was S2S cases too many.
Typhoid is an unnecessary disease.
To get it you have to take the germ
into your mouth. Water, food, fin
gers, and carriers persons who have
had the disease and who still carry
the germs in the digestive tract-are
the star offenders. In vaccination
against typhoid, you have the means
of safeguarding yourself against the
whole quartet.
What we call the peak of the
typhoid season comes from the end of
July to the early part of October.
One-half of the total cases that we
have during the whole year may be
expected at that time. We are be-
ginning now to hear of cases that
have been contracted in various ways.
Some among stay-at-homes, others
among some of our young people who
have come back from trips or vaca-
tions spent in supposedly safe places.
Some of these attacks will inevitably
end fatally; others will mean a long,
serious illness.
Experiences of this sort show the
urgency of vaccination against ty-
phoid. My advice to every reader of
this paper is: If you heven't been vac
cinated against typhoid within the
last two years, go to your doctor and
have it done this week. Don't take
any chances"
The Republican., 1925-07-30

calling the attention of parents to this
extraordinary situation, declares that
much of this waste in education is due
to physical and mental defects in the
children. He believes that the num-
Der of pupils who repeat the first
grade can be materially decreased if
parents will give due consideration to
the defects of their children before
they enter school.
The Bureau of Education of the In
terror Department is collaborating
with the National Congress of Par
ents and Teachers in an intensive
campaign to have children 100 per
cent perfect in mind and body before
entering school for the first time next
September. Thirty States have al
ready signifed their intention of par
ticipating in the campaign. Parents
throughout the Nation are urged to
Join the campaign at once and to pre-
pare their children for school during
the next eight weeks.
The Bureau of Education has issued
posters and circulars calling attention
to the movement, which publications
are distributed widely through par
ent-teacher associations to communi-
ties throughout the United States.
The Republican., 1925-07-30

ing chaperoned by Mrs. E. E. Camp
bell Of Bittinger.
Mrs. Matte Workman, of Cleveland,
Ohio, is here for a visit to Capt. and
Mrs. James A. Hayden.
The canning plant located just op-
posite the Park in Loeb Lynn, is do
ing an excellent business. The report
is that the company will enlarge the
plant for next year-probably double
its capacity. 1t will be remembered
that a large addition was built early
this year.
We have ample room here for other
industries with the prospect that they
will be located in the near future.
Many reports are in circulation
concerning the sale of the Park to
other interests. 1t has not, neither is
it likely to be sold, under existing cir
cumStanceS.
The Republican., 1925-07-30

Marriage licenses for the week
ending Tuesday at noon have been is
sued to the following applicants at
the office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court in Oakland:
Oliver Harrison Mead, 81, musician,
and Mary Ellen Spencer, 28, both Of
Fairmont, W. Va.
Lawrence John Cutwright, 21, lab
orer, Republic, Pa, and Evelyn Matil-
da Brashear, 20, McClellandtown, Pa.
George c. NanMeter, %, farmer,
Maysville, w. Va, and Rosa Gather
inc Rohrbaugh, IS, Johnstown, Pa.
Lee Ernest Friend, 10 (parents'
consent), farmer, and Dollie Bolyard,
20, both of near Tunnelton, W. Va.
George Thomas Glass, 21, laborer,
Sillcoke, Pa, and Margaret Lillian
johnson, Is, Mount Pleasant, Pa.
Cecil Ray Durr, IS, coal miner, and
Elsie Messenger, 81, both of King
wood, West Va.
Frank Burns, %, truck driver, and
Pauline Bigelow, 10, both of Nor
gantown, w. Va.
James Challingsworth, %, miner,
Tyler, Pa, and Annie Maude Evans,
IS, Dubois, Pa.
Berlin B. Stoub, 21 brakeman, and
Anna Lucille Fultz, 20, telephone op-
orator, both of Clarksburg, W. Va.
Wheeler Joseph Lindsay, %, woods
man, and Ruth Gary, 18, both Of Val
ley Head, W. Va.
Elmer Cordell Smith, 21, laborer,
and Thelma Bussey, ,19, both of Clarks-
burg, W. Va.
Erwin Lloyd LytIe, 35, concreter,
and Virginia May Welch, 81, both of
Elkins, w. Va.
John McClelland Sanders, p, truck
driver, Maidsville, w. Va, and Rose
May Nestor, 10, Grafton, W. Va.
Jonathan j. Cosner, 81, farmer, and
Ida Emma Helmick, 81, both of near
Gormania, W. Va.
George Lester Parker, 81, truck
driver, and Violet Summers Wilson,
19, both of Morgantown, W. Va.
One applicant was refused license
and five licenses issued were marked
don't publish"