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New Britain herald., 1925-07-24
AMERICAN FLEET GETS
 WONDERFUL RECEPTION
Today ', S. BlucIackets Visiting Australia VIII Take Part
 in Big Parade

San Francisco, July 2i Pl-The United States fleet in Australian waters rode on waves of friendship today. While the var dogs were berthed off shore at Melbourne and Sydney, officirls Of the government Fat the two ctAi.s vied with each other in a~>4nding a warm welcome 10 officers and men of the fleet,
 Cables received here said Admiral Robert E. Coontz at Melbourne vas greatly delighted with "the generous and kindly welcome" of Australia, but added that he was not surprised.
 Today the fleet forces lined up for dress parade through the gaily decorated streets of Melbourne. The parade Is programmed as a brilliant spectacle
 Last night the visiting officers and men were received everywhere in
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24
EXPERIENCED MEN
 WILL FLY PLANES
Naval FliSht 10 Honolulu Is
 Mapped Out
60 z-=---

HonolulY Iglv T tP,-T'hen thrA. hug soaplanes n Ing their way into tho ar on the Pacific co2st for the narvs proposed nonstop flight tN Ha'au late ln August or carly in September. they vin be guided hv some of the most experienced flying sailors in the world,
 Commander John Rodgers. who has been designated as flight unit commander an1 rtll pilot one of the rN-s sipz. is pioneer in naval 7'iauon
 Lieureraut rommander !. H Strong. 'ho VIII pilot the RoeinE plane, has devoted his activities in 'he main 10 aviation since the ord w8r
 L1eu'eran' Fg1rh r. Davfson. 10 be na,Fa'tnE officer aboard the RoeinE plane, IS regarded as lead tnc ap'hori'v on aerial navigation and esra~ial'v the aerolocv of thc polar l"gions.
 Since his entrance in the Naval aca'l' my 1T lal@. mcst Of his S"t1- tcs has been related n aviation in 'fe torpedo and bombing squadrons o' the battle fleet and a' the Nor folk ana FAnssrols Heids. H. ras born in iEat
 LieutAnart 4 r. sucdv. vho 1ill rilct th. second P%-a rlane entered he navy during the par and re- rAivnd his permanent commission Derenher s l9el He was born in .lSa4.
 Iteu'ensnt Arthur Gavin one of 'hs second pilots cf the PN-a shirs siso entered the navv from civilian life durins 'he rar and received his rer1nanent commission serfembcr $. 1921.
 Lieutenant Rico Bctta, born in
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24
STRIkERS CARAnT

WilhmantiC July q P-Less than 50" persons were in the parade sraged tv the striking operatives Of he American Thread Co. here yes terdav Precautions against any outbreaks during the parade had been taken by local authorities and state police, twenty of the latter be mg on duty at the time.
 The strike is nov in i's trentieth Heek Nr. Curtis has announced that there are so0 operatives nov at work at the plant. and that not more than l.n"n will be employed when the plant is going in full force.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24

the homes of citizens while the re- turned soldiers league joined in the reception at an entertainment for 500 men of the fleet.
 The enthusiastic atmosphere craft ed by the reception caused the gov ernor general of Australia 10 cable the British ambassador at Washing ton asking him to convey greetings 10 President Coolidge and the people of America and express the most cordial friendship and goodwill for the visit of the fleet.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24
DODGERS BEAT WARRIORS

The Dodgers defeated tNe War riors yesterday 3t St Mary. held in a hard-fought game by the score Of .lt 10 15. Joseph Bogdanski and MieczkoVski starred for the Dodgers lin the field and Frank Zaleski and "Tnnts" Scardi starred at hat Scot Whitv vas the hic gun for the losers. The Dodgers will play the Speedhovs tonight st 20 o'clock st St Mars Aell The score.
 Dodgers ....I s n Q 27 Q o-i6 Warriors ...o 1 3 2 2 o Q 0-1S
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24

1888 In Australia, Is a noted avia- ton engineering specialist. He will be engineer on the Boelng plane, which has been designated PB-l, He entered the navy during the war.
 Lieutenant Andrew Crinkley will be the first alternate pilot, He has had much experience with the larger seapanes.
 Lieutenant (. H, schlldhauer, sec ond alternate PN-9pllot, was one of the pilots who stayed In the air 2S hours and 80 minutes in a PN-9 plane which was being tested at Philadelphia in preparation for the trans-Pacifc flight
 Instructors to commanders Of sur face vessels which will guard the route of the flight reveal the care 10 be taken for the protection of the aviators.
 The ii ships. stationed at inter- vals of approximately 200 miles will be known as plane guordships and will take their positions at midnight August 27.
 Orders Are Issued
 The orders issued said. "All plane guardships shall for one hour prior 10 the expected passing of the planes, and one hour after ward, make a dense smoke by day and point searchllghts in the direc- ton of the planes at night making the call letter of the station ire quently.
 '1n case of searchlight failure. a rocket shall be fired at ten minutes intervals.
 Each guardship shall, after the last plane passes, follow the planes on the base course at high speed for two hours and then continue on the base course at moderate speed until further orders"
 When plane is known to have been forced down, the nearest plane guardships will proceed to locate 1t. Airplanes still in the air will be in- formed by radio of the change in positions of these ships. The other planes will normally continue the flight, informing the nearest plane guardships by radio of the location of the plane forced down.
 Each plane guard vessel will carry 25o gallons of aviation gasoline and 1 25 gallons of aviation oil and be pre- pared to refuel any plane
 Ships carrying aircraft will main tain them ready for searching opera tions and use them as deemed neces- sary.
 Planes forced down will hoist radio kites and fire verys pistols to aid visibility.
 Arrangements will be made with merchant vessels along the route to maintain sharp lookout for the planes. These ships also will be re- qiestnd to report any planes passing and to render any assistance needed.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24
ABOUT THE STORE

German and >we.lteh prlicartcs. EetChup
 Teas and Cofaes
 \. B ' Cookies Wallace Hcalth Bread WinCheli smiths "Millstcem Whole Whrst Bread
 Hart Honlc Made ETullers. Wordsworth Whole Wheat C1re- ham Crackers.
 Parker BuckeT's Bread and Rolls.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24
SATURDAY SrEF1'IN

SA | MIA ,0' 'I' f-- A.'N Walnut Meats,
 Soc lh, Clo, erhIcom Buttel I-! h. prlntsl, 52c lh, Scotch Ham, Wedevood Butter oli lh, prints), ioc lh, Genuine Imported Foquefort Cheese, soc ID. Brookheld Butter Nl lh. printsl, 12c Ib. Boneless Shoulders,
 34c lh, Gobel'S Quality First B7Co",
 soc ID. smoked Salmon,
 59c lh, Premier Vacuum Steel Cut Coffee. 5Jc lb. Roast stuffed Young Chickens, , to ID. avg. $1T5-S2.00 Reg. i5c Coffee,
 t0c ID,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24
SOUTHINGTON NEWS

A petition Is being circulated i'll to"n asking for special town meet ing for the purpose of selecting q ne" school site for the proposed new building, work on which has been started at the Old Turnpike and Main street. The petition states that The land chosen for the school site Is unfit for q school house. The con tractor who started excavations on the property, struck water and is driving piles every day in an effort to strike solid ground.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24
OOK FED SHOP 118 MAIN ST.
 Mutual Bldg.
COUNT UP THE COST

of the varied ingredients needed to make a good salad, to roast d cut of good meat, to prepare spaghetti. etc, add in the expense of fuel for cooking. your own time and work, and then try pur. chasing ready-to-Serve things at our DeIicatessen. You couldn't Use better materials nor get more delectable re- suits than we. Prove it,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24

Stanley F. Trylbuski vas arrested l last night by Constable T. J. Foley on charge of driving without q license. His arrest came after a crash at the corner of Main and Center streets early in the evening .n which his car mixed up with one driven by Emile P. Mallory Of New Haven.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24

Iha nc~'y elected officers of Wonx 7rlhe l c r M, nere installed at meeting Of the tribe last night. Deputy Great Sachem Daniel Dono- van and his staff from Bristol were n charge
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24

Miss Catherlne Quinlan of Speech Ity arcnue has undergone an opcr- a'ion for appendicitis at St. Raph- lol's hospital in New Hav.n.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24

The eases of John l.. AndTers ot Hartford and Stanley Gitchetello ol this town, both charged with reck- less driving, were continued in the town court yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24

The annua! outing Of the Peck. Stow X, Wilcox factory will be held saturday at Farn CT Park, Meriden. Each empIoye will receive tickets hitting him and his family to at tend The factory piu he closed for 'he eNtire day
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24

4 referandum question on the consolidation of town and borough governments will be taken up on Nond2v, August The polls will hH open from s T n. 10 s ? n
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24

Mss May Campbell Of Lyndon ri}le, Vt, is the guest of nr. and Mrs E1Un Bundy
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24

Tn" funeral Of James H Carey as hHll al the home of his daugh- 'fr Mrs. William Burke. in Milldale, >csterdav, with services in the cnm4- tery chapel in Danhury,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-24

The funeral of Margaret Galnette, daughter of MT. and Mrs. George GaIliette, vas he'd yesterday from her home on Summer street Burial ras in St. Thomas cemetery.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-07-17
Hl1dac podlehl zraneni.

Theodore w. Despeaux, 67-
iety, {. 915 N. Wolfe ulice, hl1-
dac na Hanover mostu, podle-
III v pondel1 v nemocnici IRA
nen1, ktere utrpel 2. cervence,
kdyz pri r1zen1 j1zdy ma moste
zasazen byl automobilem Ma
thana Beresonskyho.
Tezce poranen byl v pom
deli Henry Stein, 36-lety z
Montpelier ulice, kdyz prisel
pravou nohou do styku S elek-
trickym veden1m ma sloupu S
tohoto spadl. Tezce poranene-
mu rozbita byla lebka. Vedle
toho utrpel popaleniny elek-
trickym proudem. Stein, "a
mestnanec plynarenske spolec-
nosti, spravoval v dobe melody
eiektricke spojen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-07-17
Po hadce led.

Margaret Harris 900 bloku
n. Calvert ulice, pokusila Sc v
pondeH otravu jedem po had
&c, kterou pred tim mela S
manzelem svym. "a
Mary Johnson, jenz v
koupelne nedeli vzala jed,
prop0stena byla z nemocnice v
pondelf jako uzdravena.
- V bezvedom1 nalezen byl
S neotevrenou lahvl jedu John
F. Vitak, 80 rokG starry, v ku-
chyni domu sveho, els. 826 N.
Chapel ulice V nedeli odpoled-
he. V nemocnici prohlasen byl
mrtveho. Lekarskym dobro-
zdanim zjisteno bylo, re zem-
rel smrt1 prirozenou.
Poole udani manzelky, 70
fie Vitak, zesnuly v nedeli do
poledne pill kdyz vyvolal had
ku, odesla z domu. Kdyz. "a
hratko Sc vratila, nalezla jej v
bezvedoml lez1c1ho ma podlaze
Jak lahve S jedem Sc zmocnil,
nedovedla vysvetliti.
Zesnuly pohfben byl ma hfbi-
tove Nejsv. Vykupitele koste-
la sv. Vaclava.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-07-17
Ctyri utopeni pri koupani Sc.

Diva muzi dive zeny utonuli
pri koupan1 Sc nedei. Jiny
muz a zena v cas- ieste zachra-
neni byti mohli.
Utonuli: Mildred l.. FOcke q
Ashburton avenue, Charles w.
Douglas z Airdale avenue,
Louisa Paul New Windsor,
Md, a John T. Hammond re
Severn, Md. Manzelka Doug
alsova a manzel Fockeove "a
chraneni byli.
Prvni diva utonuli v Magothy
iece, kde koupali Sc behem ma
vstevy v dome pT1telove. Spa
oil do hlubiny Is stop, kterou
nahle konc1 Sc p1scity nanos.
Paulova, dcera kazatele z
New Windsor, utonula V Baer
fece, kdyz koupala Sc tam Sc
svyma dvema sestrama jsouc
navstevou ma Gebhardt Grove.
Hammond utonul Marley
rece, kde Sc koupal, kdyz byl s
1odineu svoj1 ma navstev6 prl-
'buzneho, Martina Luedke.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-07-17
Z blata do louze.

George Exathor, restaurater
V 200 bloku w. Baltimore ulice
skocil v 1tery z blata do louze,
kdyz setkal Sc v j1delne in
spektorem zdravotn1ho odboru
Frankem Wolfem. Inspector
udal jej, re nevede restaurant
svGj v cistote. Udan1 toto zna-
mena pokutu $40 a utrat ma po-
licejn1 stanici.
Exathor, ably udan1 toto
"zamazal," nab1dl inspektoru
So "a mlcen1. Wolf k prvn1 "a
lobe pridal druhou pro pokus
podplaceni. Druha zaloba Ia
yinila, re Exathor dan byv pod
zaruku $500, zadrzan byv pro
soudn1 rizen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-07-17
Homebrew a jests pojisteni :
"a Is cent?.

Bratrske spolky nejsou zad-
nou zvlastnost1 v Baltimore.
Ale "Silver Thread Benefit AS
sociation, Inc.," jiste je zvlast-
1ost1.
Verejnost O dobrocinnem
spolku tomto zvedela 2 udan1
policejniho sergeanta Moore a
rolicistG Collinse a Beltse, KITE
II opet zvedeli podle wine z
Homebrew vychazejfcf z dom
ku, {. SIS N. Vincent ulice,
kde podpGrny spolek svdj hla-
vn1 stan mel.
Kdyz cichem vedenf strazci
verejne bezpecnosti vesli do
spolkove mistnosti Silver
Thread. inkorporovane roku
1919 nasli tam presidenta, GER
mocha, 43 rok1 stareho Johna
Conley. Ze spolkove mistnosti
zvedavf strazci sesli do sklepa
kde ma lede narovnany byiy
dive a pGl bedny s pivem do
maci vyroby. Ze sklepa I'VE
davost1 vedeni' vylezli do dru-
heho poschodi, kde "hrbem"
ma posteli zvedavost jejich u
lozornena odkryla pod po-
kryvkou gallon kofalky. V kni-
hovne nalezli dals1 pGl galonu
kornove.
Ia kratko primal Sc prohi-
hicni agent a vse skonfiskoval
i S presidentem. President
Conley odkryl tajnosti spolku.
Spolek "Silver Thread" ma II
clenG, kazdy z Mich platf Is
cent? tydne "a vsechny "privi-
leje a vyhody". Mezi 'privi-;
lejemi a vyhodami" bylo, zeI
clenove mali pravo v dobe ne
moci ma tydenn1 podporu 81 a
na pocastovan1 pivem, ktere o.
hetavy president sam vaf1.
PT1tomnosf koralky mcdowell
zcela jasne osvetliti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-07-17
MiStnl zprayy.
z krajankych kruhu.

Pan Karel Jedlanek "a
s{la ctenaTGm Telegraph
zpravu Los Angeles, Kalifor-
MIA, navsteve z Ceskosloven-
ska. Do Los Angeles zajela
pi. Frantiska Plam1nkova, pre-
sidentka narodn1ho koncilu
zen Ceskoslovenska. Recnila
tam V City klubu. V feci sve
dokazovala, re Americke zeny
&C jsou briliantn1, nejsou tax
vlasteneckymi ami politicky
praktickymi, jako' zeny repu-
blice Ceskoslovenske a re A
mericanky must hloubeji Sc "a
rracovati do verejnych zalezi-
tosti, mali jejich vliv uplatnen
byti. "V Ceskoslovensku", do
dala, "zeny dostanou, co pova-
zuj1 "a prave, ponevac jdou "a
tim samy."
Recnice uvedena byla v City
lllubu sic. Madeline Veverko-
YOU, pfedsedkyn1 unie det-
skych zahradek.
- Dne IA. cervence zesnula
Emile Voj1k, dcera Franka a
Josef1ny Vojfk, els. 2216 Ash
land avenue, We veku rs rokG.
Pohreb zesnule konan bude v
sobotu rano kostela sv. Va
clava ma hrbitov Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele.
- Celodenn1 vylet Sok., jed,
Blesk spolecne S Tel. Jed. So
kol Curtis Bay poradan bude v
parku ma Curtis Bay v nedeli,
dne 2. srpna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-07-17
.AmerickA vlada ma strane w
cad

Vlada Spojenych StatG bude
tl.vati ma tom ably vlada C1ny
ucinila patricna opatreni ma
cchranu cizincG a ably splnila
zavazky ma zaklade smlouvy s
dewitt zememi. K tomuto roz-
hodnut1 dosp6li president Coo
Gdge ministr Kellogg a misto
ministr Grew. Jakmile bude
devftimocenska smlouva schva-
lena bude do Washingtonu "a
til m9s1ce svolana celnf konfe-
renee. Vlada nase, take ozna-
r1uje, re rohodne nepripust1,
aby nektera velmoc samostatne
uiednavala nejake dohody s
Cinou. Toto jest nam1feno pro
ii Anglii, ktera Sc domn1va, re
cna jedina ma pravo Cine
r0zhodovati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-07-17
Reorganisacni plan prijat NEST
skou radou.

We stredu mestska rada jed
nohlasne prijala reorganisacn1
plan, j1mz departmenty ma ra-
dnici konsolidovany jsou tax,
aby zbytecnym 1radGm ucine-
na byla pr1trz a aby skutecne
hospodafen1 pencil poplatnl-
XII zavedeno bylo. Ze plan Sc
osvedc1, jest nadej1 komise ma
yykonnost a ekonomii, ktera
ma planu diva roxy pracovala.
Plan prijat byl tax jak navr-
zen krone jednoho dodatku,
j1mz inspekce plumbarskych
prac1 pTedana re zdravotn1ho
odboru stavebn1mu odboru. Pri
debate dodatku tomto in
spektor budov, Osborne, uka-
zal ma potrebu toho ukazan1m
liza novostavbu budovy pro cry
tire Kolumbovy", kde kontrak-
tori delali pro r1zna yedenf O.
ivory, kde Sc jim l1bilo a neby-
tt vcasneho odkryt1 takto zpu-
sobenych chyb, celia budova
mohla Sc sT1titi.
Mayor Jackson posledn1 dny
zmizel, ably usel t1aku cinene-
mu na neho rdznymi politikari
kterym o to slo, aby sve verne
odmenovati mohli 'sjoby" a.
pracemi, cemuz mnohem no
wynn reorganisacn1m planem
zamezeno byti ma.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-07-17
Podlehl roztodivne operaci.

Chin Hong, c1nsky MATTEL
pradelny ma N. Pine ulici, po-
dlehl We stredu v universitnl
nemocnici operaci, kterou ma
nem proved Chin Fong Park
avenue, stryc jeho a jeho po-
mocnlk Chin Wen.
Podivna operace zalezela V
tom, ze nemocnemu Hongovi
nadelany yly v tele dry, maso
Cd kost1 odskrabovano a stfl-
brnymi pencil kosti rychle tfe-
ny, aby nemocny sprosten byl
nezdrave krve. Skrze otvory v
kdzi vstrikovana byla nemoc-
n6mu neznama nejaka tekuti-
ma. Pc "operaci" nemocny
zemrel nemocnici, kan bez-
vedomi pfivezen byl.
Oba OPERATOR" obzalovani
byli re zavinen1 jeho smrti a
dani pod zaruku $4,000 kazdy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-07-17

Kdyz sedel ma -olraji chod-
nlku ma Light a Hamburg uli-
cich, 16-lety Claude Melcher,
poranen byl pondel1 automo-
bilem, ktery ma krizovatce sra
I'll Sc truckem.
= Henry Wolery, 27 rokd
starry, zabit byl okamzite, kdyz
v utery vecer motorcykl, ma
Lemz jel S Ellwood Fullerem,
vrazil do trucku poulicnfho ci-
st1c1ho Department., ma rohu
Gay a Collington ulic. Nara
zem srazen rozrazil 81 lebku.
Tehoz dne Josephine White
zabita byla automobilem v 500
bloku w. Biddle ulice. Auto
mobil r1zen byl majitelem jeho
w. E. Blantzem. Sedmilety
hoch, Edward Costin, nebez-
pecne ,poranen byl truckem RI
zenym Charlesem Hochsted-
tenn re 1900 loku E. Oliver uli-
ce. sestilety William Scott
potlucen byl ma Fourth avenue
automobilem ktery r1dil Irwin
Klankoski.
Ma rohu Eastern a REGISTER
ulic poranen byl automobilem
7-lety James Lewandoski.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-07-17
Nejmensi rychlosf Is mil pro
nektere cast.

D. Marshall Schroeder, mi
stokomisaf mad automobily,
jest toho nahledu, re pro casti
silnic, kde dosud nejvetsf ry-
chlost 35 mil dovolena byla,
ma zavedena byti m1sto teto
nejmens1 rychlost 25 mil, po-
nevac hlavn1m zdrojem nehod
a nebezpec1 ma silnicfch jsou
romalu jedouc1 automobily.
Zakon o nejmensi rychlosti,
lude-li zaveden, bude zaveden
az zakonodarna zasedati bude.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-07-17
Pritel zavinil smrt hosta.

William Thorpe, 55-lety,
zatcen byl We stredu v dome
SVEN ma Lake Shore v Anne A
rundel okresu. Vinen jest Bal
timorskou polici1, ze zavinil
smrt pritele sveho, Leonardo
Barnese, 81 roku stareho re
Stockholm ulice.
Barnes vyzradil jmeno Thor
peovo teprve ma smrtelnem Luz
ku a to Jenom svemu Cd detstvi
pf1teli, st. .azn1ku Harry Fishe-
rovi.
Uv6Zneny Thorpe vyznal a
udal, re Barnes, Thorpe, John
B. Fuller a George Moore sede-
Ii v jeho dome az do 4 hodin
rano vrativse Sc z Brooklynu v
Mooreove automobile. Kdyz
Thorpe uznal "a dobre j1ti spa
ii, zadal druhe, ably zustali v
jeho dome. Fuller fekl, ze
must domu a zdstal Barne-
sem dole zatlm CO Thorpe wy
stoupil do druheho poschodf
Ia okamzik pozdeji Thorpe
seSed dolu chtel vedeti, co 81 {
mem pov1dajl. PAX vykrikl:
'1Klidte Sc hned z domu -
nezli tri napoc1tam. Jedna
dive, TIL Rama padla pe
vzkTiknut1 Thorpeove Barnes
tezce zraneny klesl. Fuller
vytahl tezce zraneneho do ga
raze Davida White ma Noun
tain road, pozadal Whitea, alb.
zavolal lekare a odesel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-07-17
Ctyri umrti vedrem " tyydnu.

Zdravotn1 drad v tydenni
sve zprave oznamil, re ctyri u
mrt1 zavinena byla Y vtydnu We
drem. DR.. Jones oznamuje
dale, re V tydnu odkryto bylo
pet onemocnen1 ma tyfoid fe-
yer.
Dve osoby oznaceny byly la
onemocnele kulhavkou a slim
tavkou, nemocf to, jez vysky-
tuje Sc mezi hovez1m dobyt-
kem. DR.. Jones mysl1, re oso-
by ty trp1 asi jinou nemocl.
Celkem tydnu zemrelo 1914
osob.
D1tek narodilo Sc AIT.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-07-17
l1rozne automobilove neStSstf
We Slezku.

Bllze Fryvaldova We Slezsku
udalo Sc automobilove neSt6-
stl, Jez 81 vyzadalo 2 lidske IL
voty. V ostr6 zatacce silnice
pfevrhl' Sc automobil, n6mz
sedelo sedm osob a vsichni pa
sazerl byli vyhozeni ma silnici.
Mattel vozu, l6karn1k Keller
z RatiboTe panf Boehmova.
hyl1 okamzite mrtv1, dve deti
Sc tezce zranily. Softer a daISf
Z pasazer1 utrpeli lehka IRA
neni. Mrtvoly pc ziisteri smrti
hyly odvezeny do marnice> lzde
byly vcera pitvany,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-07-17

Allen Bowie Howard, demo
krat, zvolen byl v pondel1 "a
mayora mesta Annapolis vetsi-
rou 377 hlas1 prot republi-
hanskemu protikandidatu,
yohnu A. Russell. Howard zvo-
len byl 1.159 hlasy.
S mayorem zvitezili demo
kratict1 radn1 We 3 wardach.
Pc volbe ma rychlo usporadana
hyla automobilova parada.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-07-17
Ted ornladneme.

V1densky ucenec, prof, Eu-
gene Steinach, po 5 letych
zkouskach prav1, ze vynasel
prostredek, j1mz clov6k jista
zmladne. ProstTedkem lest
vstrlknutl zlazove injekce do
tela cloveka, jenz preje 81 O.
mladnouti.
S jednou nejvetS1 nemeckou
flrmou pry jiz zahajeno vyjed-
navanl ma vyrobu prostredku
toho, ktery pax bude dan ma
svetovy trh.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-07-17

John Keller, jehoz jmenc
hralo velikou roll odsouzen1
vrahG Norrisovych. ma nez
hlavn1m udavacem byl, odsou-
zen byl 1tery ma rok do polep-
sovny pro 1castenstv1 v krade-
Ii automobilu. Automobil u
kraden byl Stepanu Talasovi
re 1000 bloku, N. Castle ulice v
Patterson parku 1. cervence,
Keller Sc 4 druhy zatcen byl v
New Brunswick, New Jersey
Krone Rappolda, ktery krade5
priznal, vsichni odsouzeni byli
ria rok do polepsovny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-07-17
Pozar zavinSny bleskem
v Meade.

V kasarnach Camp Meade
udefil nedeli blesk do skladi-
ste, zapalil toto a zpGsobil tax
skodu ma $4,000.
Behem 80 minut budova by
la plameny znicena. Hasici a
vojaci pro nedostatek vody ne
mohli skorem niceho ciniti.
Stastne okolnosti, re vftr ta-
III opacnym sm6rem, dekovati
Jest, re jine budovy zGstaly u
chfaneny Cd plamenG. /.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-07-17
Hrozici stavka muzikantH.

Moznost, ze Maryland diva
dlo nebude otevTeno ma pod
zim, oznamena byla spravcem
divadla, Schanbergem.
Hudebn1ci pomocnlci ma
ievisti zadaji zvysen1 platG cd
20 do 25 procent. Podobn6
zvySenf zadano bude j ostat-
Mich dvadlech. Spravci diva
Gel nablzi jim Is procentni
zvysenl,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-07-17
Seznam ucitelskych zvySenych
plati vypracovan.

skoln1 vybor zaslal dtery
na odhody listinu Sc jmeny u
citeld vyss1ch skol, jejichz sluz
re zvyseno bude podle usnesenl
posledn1 zakonodarny. Ma IL
stine jsou jmena ITO ucitelu.
Zvysen1 jim cinls $65.973. Ivy
SEM pocita Sc Cd i. ledna t. r.
Nejvyss1 zvysen1 dostane uci-
telka Eastern vyss1 dfvcf skoly,
Rhona M. Gayleard. Sluzne
zvyseno j bude o $1,26O. N.Y.
nejs1 sluzne jej1 obnas1 $1.74O.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-07-17
Pc najedeni dobrovolna smrp.

George Majeski najedl Sc
paposledy slepice, ma ktere
Vzdy 81 rad pochutnaval pax
sci a obesil Sc v 1tery ma stro-
me Avondale les1ku u Tur-
ner's stanice.
Majeski pracoval na Spar
rows Point, byl 33 roxy star a
nezenat. 0 sebevrazde caste
mluvfval.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-07-17
Marylandska silnicnf navesti
VZ0rQrns

Americke automobilove sdru-
zen1, jez konalo konferenci We
Washingtonu, prohlasilo v So
.botu, re navest1 ma Maryland
skych silnic1ch a zakony O ry-
chlosti automobilove jsou vzo-
rem, ktery by ostatn1mi staty
nasledovan byl.