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New Britain herald., 1925-12-07

Kaplan and Herman are duo to mingle in u featherweight cham pIonship match next week. Kaplan will have to show lot more stuff in New York than he did in Waterbury to retain his crown against the boy who hats from the Pacific coast. We would like to sec Kaplan keep the crown In Connecticut but as Herman is out to win it, Kaplan will have to do some hard work against Herman. The match Is due week from next Friday.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-07

"Red' Reynolds played his same old game. We wondered why Carl Restelli quit the contest so carly but a friend Of his to whom he con- tides his secrets let us in on the know and we don't blame him, We give everybody three guesscs as 10 what was the trouble.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-07

If the weather holds out and "Red" Grange keeps making money at the rate he is reported 10 be do- ing now, he will soon be able 10 quit the ice business.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-07
HORNSBY IS MOST
 VALUABLE PLAYER
Gets 1925 Distinction in Ma
 tiOnal League

New York, Dec. 7.--Announce- mcnt Of the selection of Rogers ltornsby, manager and second base man of the St. Louis club, as tho most valuable player in the Ma tional league during 1925 and win ner of the circuits cash prize award of sl,0oO was made today by James M. Gould, president of the Baseball Writers association of America.
 Hornsby is the choice of q com mittec Of eight baseball writers, one from each city of the senior league, Gould acting as chairman. The Cardinal star who succeeds Dazzy Vance, Brooklyn pitching ace and 1924 choice, was voted three first places, three seconds and two thirds by the members of the committee.
 Points were awarded under Il scale making first place count ten and tenth place count one. On this basis, Hornsby led a field Of 2l players for whom ballots were cast, the St. Louis pilot receiving 73 points out of a possible so. Hagen Cuyicr, Pittsburgh outfelder was second with 6l points and George Kelly, Of Now York Giants, third with 52 points.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-07

Delaney's chances against the champion all hinge on his condi- ton. Pete Riley, the Bridgeport boys manager is raging about say ing that his charge never was in bet ter condition than just at present. New Workers apparently take this with a., grain of salt as they have made Berlenbach the favoritc in the betting.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-07

There Is a Malayian hat which has q wing spread Of five feet.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-07

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New Britain herald., 1925-12-07

A real good feed will be enjoyed with the usual post-dinncr exercises
New Britain herald., 1925-12-07

Laflar and Kilduff the reserve material, surely did make things hum Saturday night. LaHar pushed in five field goals while Kildurf snapped in three. This Is q tough position for team to bo in. namely to have two men who are as good as the first string mon.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-07

Tho college of the City Of New York. will enter track competition this season after a lapse of several years, Pincus Sobel, who will lead the team, is a distance man who de- feated George Marstcrs Of George town and others in the Metropolitan outdoor championships this year.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-07

Archie Compston, recognized as leader among the British golfers during the past year, will appear in Florida this winter providing he can find q suitable European partner. Arnaud Massey of France and George Duncan are preferred. Confusion is known as the Man chester Giant" as he stands 6 feet, 3is inches.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-07

The Iandcrs Trade Shop social club will be hosts to the members of the Trade Shop baseball team to- night at turkey dinner in the Y. NJ. C. A. The trade shop ball tos- sers undor the leadership of Jess Norton, former Pioneer star, were at the top in the inter-department leageu this past season and their work was well appreciated by the fans at the department.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-07
ScuntOrS
Y. k. Juniors
standing of Teams

Junior school boy 'B' Basketball Inc
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-03
Ziodej sport.

Pred Z roxy diva snaseli bre-
mena valecne dolby v severnfch
castech Ruska diva Americana
Jedn1m byl novinarsky dopiso-
vatel Frazier Hunt, druhym
Baltimorsky financn1k, C. T.
Williams, tehdy komisaT Ger
veeho Kr1ze. Spolu Sc radova-
Ii a trpeli pc tri mes1ce. Pri
loucen1 dal Hunt ma pamatku
williamson stflbrnou schran-
ku ma cigarety vyrytym da-
rovanfm a jmenem svym. V
sobotu pouzdro spolu s jinymi
pfedmety ukradeno bylo Will
liamsovi jeho bytu, {. 1929
St. Paul ulice. V 1tery str1br-
ne pouzdro vraceno bylo Will
liamsovi VI obalce prostym ma
pisem Baltimore. Williams
navracenfm potesen byl pfeje
81, aby mu zlodej jeste aspon
vratil ukradene hodinky, jez
sice nemajf velikou cenu pro
zlodeje, ale pro Williamse ma
il cenu nenahraditelnou, pone-
vac jsou dedictv1m po otci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-03
zaluji Harta ma $3.50.

Jack Hart, odsouzenec ma
dozivotl v Marylandske kazni-
ce, 2 nfz svym casem prchl, po-
staven bude znovu pred soud
ku zadosti Fidelity and Depo-
sit spolecnosti, jez svym Ca
sem rucila "a firmu Hicks,
Tase & Norris. Norrisovi pri
navratu z banky bandity vzato
bylo $7,263.70. Pri prepadu
Norris zastrelen byl Sokolo-
Wem.
Kdyz bandite schytani byli,
nalezeno bylo u mich $1318,jez
dany byly spolecnosti, jez fir
me musela pen1ze nahraditl.
Kdyz pred nedavnem Hart
chycen byl, nalezeno bylo ne
no $3.50, jez spolecnost ma hra-
zenf sve ztraty nyn1 pozaduje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-03

Raymond Poincare, byvaly
president Francie, >oznacil ma
blzenou dohodu Nemecka S
Franeii "a velke nebezpecf pro
Francii. Mluvil pri odhalova-
nj pomn1ku padlym vojakdm
Bar lie Due. Popisoval hr1zy
posledn1ho vpadu N6mc6 do
Francie, a prohlasil, re Francie
nynejS1 svoje castecnou bezpe-
cnost nemdze vymenitl "a po-
chybnou zaruku Nemecka, kite
re nehodla odzbrojiti.
Die Pofncarea, jest pry We sku-
tecnosti cely zivot Francie v
sazce, a tazal Sc, jaky 1cel by
mel dalsf podpis NemcG ma
smlouv6, re nenapadnou Fran
eli, coz jest jiz obsazeno We
smlouve Versaillske. Francii
by Sc Jim neprospelo, ale ma
druh6 strane by byly zruseny
mnohe zavazky dTivejsf.
Poincare naznacil touhy Ne
mecka, ktere. pokousi Sc pomo-
ci d1veriveho Ruska rozpoliti
Polsko, pTipojiti k Tisi Rakou-
sko a pax znovu zmocniti Sc
nadvlady, mad strednl Evro-
pou. PAX ovsem potrebovalo
by Nemecko uciniti jiz jen tTe-
II krok a sice napadnouti Fran
eli, odfiznouti znovu ODE pro-
vincie a zriditi nemeckou vele-
flsi die planu z roku 1914. Ma
evropskych narodech zalezi, a.
by znemoznili Nemecku prvni
krok, chteji,i Sc vyvarovati
hroznejs1ch toho nasledk1 me-
Eli byla valka svetova.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-03
MlStnl zpraVy.
z krajankych kruhI.

= Alois Miller 937 N. Col
lington avenue odjfzd1 ma nav
Stevu do stare vlasti po lodi
"Berengaria" Is. dubna do
Prahy ma navstevu bratra.
= Ma hrbitove Nejsv. Wy
kupitele pohrben byl v 1tery
rano p. Jan KolaT, vdovec po
Anne Kolar, {. 919 N. Madeira
ulice, jenz zemTel We veku 40
rokG. Zesnuly nalezel ku ra-
du Cechie, F. A. U. V dome
smutku a ma hrbitove promlu-
vii pTedseda radu, p. Karel
Ceska. Pohrebn1 obrady vyko-
nal Rev. j. Vetrovec.
PohTeb vypravila firma FIR.
Cvach a Syn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-03
Nemecke volby vyznsly ma
prazdno.

V nedeli konane volby skon-
cily nezvolen1m presidenta.
DR.. Jarres nacionalisty mo-
narchisty Sci v cele vsech kan
didat1 poctem 12,787,O0O hla
sG. Ma druhem miste byl soci-
alista Braun Sc 7,838,0OO hla-
sy tfetfm byl kandidat kato-
lickeho stredu, byvaly kancler
DR.. Karel Marx, zfskav jen 3d.
988,000 hlas6. Celkem bylo
odevzdano priblizne 27,3OO,-
900 hlasI, nebo-li 100000.
meme nez phi parlamentnfch
volbach poslednfho prosince.
Ostatnf kandid ati obdrzeli
nasledujfcf poety hlasi, Almost
Thaelman, komunista, 1885,
900, DR.. Hellpach, premier Ba-
denu, strana demokraticka, L.
$4,000, DR.. Held, bavorsky Ii
dovec, $4,000, gen. Luden-
dorff, fasista 100000. Roztrf-
steno ma 10000 hlasG.
Druhe volby konany budou
25. dubna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-03
" brlozich lidske bidy.

Odena v cary, komandant-
ka Armady Spasy, Evangeline
Booth, jez zivot svdj zasvetila
praci mezi chudymi a spustly-
mi, leila v divadle Lyric v pom
deli vecer zkusenosti sve.
Jeviste ozdobeno bylo kri-
zem a obrazem dfvky nesou-
ci kosfcek kvetin, jak "a drf-
vejsich dob cinila komandant-
ka, kdyz lila v male svetnicce
Londynske nejchudsi casti. V
zajlmavych vzpominkach
svych nekolikrate tvrdila, ze
'velika srdce a velike sympa-
tie" naucila Sc znati mezi nej-
chudsfmi.
Boothova jest 20 rokd v cele
Armady Spasy. '.Nosim ctyfi
kllce," vypravela posluchac-
stvu, jez citalo ma p1l tretfho
tis1ce, "klfce, abych jimi ote-
v1rala 81 srdce lidska."
Prvnfm jest laska, vetsf ~nez
recnictvf, umenf bohatstvi; !;
vyss1 nezli nebesa, hlubsf nezli
more, zivot zivota, nadeje We
smrti.
Druhym jest sympatie-sou-
cit ten predstihuje v nasled-
cich svych nejdivocejsf shy We
dy. Kdyz lila jsem V Londyn-
ske nejchudsi casti nemohla
jsem vzdy dati saticky malemu
d1teti anebo pomoci v bfde po-
stavenemu, ale mohla jsem
vzdy pritisknouti je k sobe a
dati jim odvahu ku novemu
boji.
Tretfm klfcem jest obet, "a
klad vselike obcanske ctnosti
zaklad celeho kfestanstv1.
Skutek jest mym ctvrtym
klicem.
Miss Booth vypravela sta
rem "svetci Skotu'', jehoz test
la, kdyz umfral stradanfm.
"Ona nemluvf, ona dela," Sep
tai um1rajfcf zat1m CO eva"
drhla podlahu, sytila jej u
lehcovala mu v posledn1m boji
jak mohla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-03
Vavrina Ia zmizelym, aby ten
to nezmizel uplne.

Pfedrzenf casu 2 hodiny v
nedei zavinilo re Philip Falas-
CO, do te dolby dGvere Sc tes1cf
odsouzenec a sofer Maryland
ske kaznice, ztratil sv1j "job"
q m1sto V automobile bude den
co den odpykavati svGj ctyrro-.
chi trest "a mrizemi.
Kdyz Falasco neyratil Sc v
cas- v nSd6li 20 odyezenf kato-
lickeho kneze a varhanfka ie-
no, Johna w. Kaspara, zpet s
automobilem do kaznice, mari
zena byla honba "a MIN ma
vSech stranach mesta.
V dob6, kdy policejnf stani-
ce a detektivnf Trad Sc shaneli
pc mem do dpadu, vj1zdel do
brany kaznice opozdeny Falas-
CO, mad nimz ochrannou ruku
Grzel straznfk severovychodn1
stanice, VavTina. Tento zahle-
dl ma ulici Falasco V automobi-
lu, a aby "'lepe cestu zpet do
kaznice nalezP', sedl K nemu a
neopustil no az tento bezpecen
byl V ochrane zalarnikove. Fa-
lasco zmeSkanf sve omluvil ne
odolatelnou touhou po kave,
kterou V dome pTftelove 81 Wy
pill.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-03
"Kapitan" ma 4 roxy.

J. w. Leslie = jinak kapitan
Jack = jenz usvedcen byl mi
nuleho tydne v Elkton z krade-
Ii rdznych predmetd re sord,
odsouzen byl utery ma ctyri
roxy do Marylandske kaznice.
Yachta jeho Normand, ma
nlz Sc honil vodami Chesa-
peake za'livu, prodana bude a.
81 We vefejne drazbe, aby 1tra-
ty statnf spojene S veden1m pro
cesu uhrazeny byly. LODI ma
pry cenu Cd $4,000 do $4,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-03
Wilmerova ocn1 klinika bude
otevfena rijnu.

Wilmerova ocn1 klinika, jez
bude prvn1 sveho druhu We Spo
jenych Statech, otevrena bude
v Johns Hopkins nemocnici v
r1jnu tohoto roku v budove ma
Broadway.
Ma klinice V prvnf dobe bu-
de mfsto pro 35 nemocnych.
Plany ma zvlastnf budovu
pro kliniku vypracovany budou
az Teditel kliniky, DR.. William
Wilmer, vrati Sc z Evropy, kan
odejede, abyI studoval tamn1
kliniky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-03
Francie nici plany ma
odzbroiovani.

Vsechny nadeje Washington
skych vladn1ch kruh1, re snad
Francie zmenf odmftave stano-
visko sve vdci projektovane
konferenci, jez ma byti svola-
ma do Washingtonu presiden-
tenn Coolidgem a jez raditi Sc
ma o omezeni namornfho zbro-
jenf, mizi. Ac formalnf "a
mltnut1 Francie neposlala, jest
jisto, ze o konferenci sc nejen
nezajlma ale primo proti nj Sc
stav1.
Francie omlouva stanovisko
sve, re dokud nenf zabezpece-
ma jejf jistota, dotud re marno
mluviti o odzbrojeni a pax ze
ona ma mort chce byti prvotTi-
4dn1 mocf.
Stanovisko Francie, jeEzaxi-
nj, re poplatnfci vsech zeinf
st1zeni budou jeste vetsfmi zda-
lIovac1mf bTemeny any velmo-
ci a mensf moci vrhnou sc je-
Ste ma vetsi a nakladnejsf zbro-
jenl, zpdsobilo nanejvys trap
ny DOZEN We Washingtonu, kde
mucenicka slaVa Francie z po-
sledni valky pocina hasnouti.
Stale vymluvy ma strach
pred odzbrojenym Nemeckem
poclnajf ztraceti pine ma Gene
sve.
We Washingtonu pocina Sc
mluviti, aby Francie, kdyz ta-
kove sunny vyhazuje ma zbro-
jeni a pGjcuje svym poddanym
mens1m spojencGm ma ozbrojo-
van1, splaceti pocala ma svGj
obrovsky duh, ktery dluzf Spo-
jenym StatGm, aby tax uleve-
no bylo americkym obcandm,
kteri "a nj platiti musl.
= Anglicke vladni kruhy Wy
slovujf velike pTekvapeni mad
odm1tavym stanoviskem Fran
Gle. V Londyne pocina Sc IVA
zovati, re ma konec F'rancie
chtej anebo nechtej nebude
moci z1stati mimo konferenci,
bude-i tato svolana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-03
StTelil druheho re misty.

Clarence Thompson primal
sc, re strell~a nebezpecne IRA
nil byvaleho policistu, Char
lese M. Crosse. Gross lez1 v
Bay View nemocnici. Strelen
byl Thompsonem do Pile pom
deli v noci ma Myrtle Place ne
daleko Highland avenue, kdyz
S manzelkou svojl Sci z domu
ma navstevu svych prlbuznych
Thompson, jenz svym casem u
chazel Sc a ruku Grossove a
touto odmrsten byl, strelil, jak
Sc primal, Grossa re misty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-03
Prilis stsdry.

Jisty ob6an v Denver pri pla-
cent dane z pr1jmG notne Stry-
ci Samovi preplatil. Ia uply-
nuly rok pffjmy jeho celkem
obnasely $1,626. Nerozume
zneni zakona, domn1val Sc, ze
pro nezenateho $1,000 nepodle-
hajicich dani znamena, ze vse,
co nezenaty prime pres $1,000
vraceno byti must ma dani do
vladnf pokladny, postal ma
yladnf ufad check ma $626.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-03
Trocky pry ma 1tsku.

Zpravy 2 Rigy pravl, ze BY
valy sovetsky ministr valky,
Trocky, utekl re Suchum ma
Kavkaze, kde dlel "a prfcinou
chatrneho zdravf spolu S ko-
munisty: Katzem a Nikolenko,
jez NELL no tam streziti.
Sovetske vyslanectvi Ber-
line prohlasuje zpravu tuto Ia
"nesmysl'. Trocky pry je sta
le Suchum a zabyva pry Sc
tam liternlmi pracemi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-03
Obsti plynu.

V pondelf obet1 plynu stal Sc
45lety Charles Larsen z Tow
son ulice. Druhy, Ferdinand
Hempel, jenz S MIN bydl1, male
zen byl omameny plynem. V
nemocnici priveden byf ku We
domf. Plyn uchazel z kuchyfl-
skych kamen.
Tehoz dne v {. 1885 Hull
ulice nalezena byla Catherine
Acton svym manzelem bez-
vedomi. Plyn uchazel z hofa-
ku ma ohr1vanl vody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-03
PTevoz kralovskych ostatkI z
Petrohradu do Varsavv.

Polsky vyslanec Moskve
dostal pfikaz, aby zahajil Sc
sovetskou vladou jednani pre-
voz mrtvoly poslednfho polske-
no krale, Stanislava Poniatov-
skeho. Telo kralovo odpociva
V chramu sv. Kateriny v Petro-
hrade. Sovetska vlada prohla-
sila, re vsechny mrtvoly, iez
isou pochovany v hrobkach to-
hoto kostela, da pohrbiti We
spolecnepa hrob9.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-03
Snizeni cen Ia uhli.

Pocfnaje 1. dubnem ceny u
hi klesly o 25 az rs centu ma
tone. Snizenf obycejne zave-
demo jest ma jare pro mesice
duben kveten. Ceny pry Wy
stoupnou v zarf, kdyz dosavad-
nj umluvy hav1ri pozbudou
platnosti. Zvysenl pry nastane
ponevac asi mzdy havlfd IVY
seny budou,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-03
-Valecna pamatni budova bude
dedikovana V nedeli.

o p1l ctvrte hodine v nedeli
odpoledne valecna pamatnl bu
dova slavnostne bude dediko-
vana. Hlavn1m fecn1kem bude
general Hanson Ely, pfedseda
valecne koleje We Washingto-
nu. We valce general Ely velel
%. peSfmu pluku a pax pate
divisi We Francii.
Hudebnf program rfzen bu-
de Huberem, mestskym fedite-
lem hubby.
Ufedn1 proklamace governe-
ra a mayora mesta prohlasily
budoucf nedeli dedikacnlm
dnem v pamet Marylandskych
a Baltimorskych, kterl padli We
valce.
Governor Richie a mayor
mesta Jackson oslovf shromaz-
dene v hlavnf sfni budovy, jez
po skoncenf ceremonil prfstup-
ma bude obecenstvu "a prfci-
nou prohlldky.
Ceremonie pTedchazeti bude
parada, jez seradf Sc u zbrojni-
ce pateho pluku potahne po
Mount Royal, Cathedral, Madi-
son, Howard, Baltimore, HolH-
day a Lexington ulicfch ma ma
mestf pred mestskou radnicf.
Nabozenske obTady vedeny bu-
dou episkopalnfm biskupemyf
katolickym knezem a zidov-
skym rab1nem.
Budova postavena byyla me-
stem a staten nakladem pTesa-
huj1cfm jeden million dolaru.
Pozemek, ma nemz budova O.
kolim svym zrfzena, represen-
tuje jiny million dolard. Sc
stavbou pocato bylo 1. prosin-
ce 1922. Zakladni kamen po2
lozen byl 20. dubna 1928. W.
drzovan1 budovy r1zeno bude
staten a mestem nakladem asi
$4,000 rocne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-03

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Jelikoz mas jednatel nemGze
osobne navstivit krajany bydll-
CT ma venkove rozeslany byly
upominky onem krajandm KITE
ri dluhuji "a "Telegraf" a z t6
pTfciny zadame, kterych Sc to
tyka by 81 toho povslmli las
kave povinovany obnos nam
neodkladne zaslali neb my
name sv6 povinnosti, kterym
musfme dostati.
VYDAVATELSTVO
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-03

Jednohlasne zalaTnim vybo-
rem v 1tery ustanoven byl Ia
larnlkem mestskeho zalare do
savadnl klerk zalarn1ho vybo-
ru, Harry C. Martin. We zkous-
ce pfedstihl druhe sve proti-
kandidaty: Johna H. Douda,
vypomocneho zalaTnlka a
strazn1ka Harry M. Seniora.
Novy zalarn1k slozil pr1sahu
pred mayorem mesta We stredu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-03
Podlehl strelne rane.

Irving G. Rinehart, SO roxy
starry z w. Fayette ulice, po-
dlehl 1tery nemocnici stfel-
ne rane, kterou 81 zasadil So
botu, kdyz ~policiste ma neho V
dome cekali, ably jej, zatkli.
Rinehart zatcen byti mel, re
nezaplatil manzelce sve vyziv-
ne, jak soudem mu pfikazano
bylo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-03
Zrusili jeden "job" pridali
tri move.

Vybor ma odhady zrusil u
terry jeden "job" ma mestske
radnici utvoril tri move.
Zrusenym 1radem jest 1fad
starsfho klerka spojeny Sc sluz-
nym $4,000 rocne. M1sto n6ho
zaveden novy Sc sluznym ST.
800 rocne. Superintendent
mestskych budov bude mlti o 2
hl1dace vice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-03
Wisconsinska mokra predloha
padla.

Dodatek ku prohibicnlmu
zakonu, Jak navrzen byl We
Wlsconslnske zakonodarne, pa
dl, aniz by byl predan senatu
ku uvazeni. Navrh podan byl
Gettelmanem, aby legalizovan-
byl prodej lehkych vim a piva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-03
zena vladimir soudcem.

President Coolidge ustanovil
asi vladimir soudcem pan1 Ma
bel Walker Willebrandt, byva-
lou asistentku gen. navladnlho
statu Kalifornie. Ku ustanove-
nj odporucena byla presidentu
senatorem Hiram Johnsonem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-03
Mesto nechce uznati uniovy
plat.

Mayor Jackson a stavebni in
spektor, Osborne, odepreli We
stTedu meniti sazby platG, jake
mestska sprava plat1 vyuce-
nym delnik6m. Mestske sazby
krone dvou tr1d, jsou nizsi ne
Iii uniove. Jenom zednlci a
tesafi placeni jsou ma uniove
zakladne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-03
Ctxri poranSni.

CtyTi poraneni byli We stredu
kdyz truck, v nemz jeli, srazil
Sc automobilem Margaret
Grace ma Franklin a Monroe
ulicfch. Poran6n1 byli zffzen-
ci mestskeho odboru vracejlcf
Sc z prace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-03
Odpira udati, jak zransn byl.

Lee Fong, Cfnan, ktery v
>pondell nalezen byl rozraze-
nou lebkou pred svoji pradel-
nou v Hamilton, odpira v ne
mocnici udati, jak zranen byl.
Ku ovsem otazkam odpov1da {:
"Mlcet - to je dost."
Policie myslf o trojfm zp6so-
bu mozneho zranen1: Bud pre-
paden byl n6jakym clenem tai
ne cinske organisace anebo
zranen byl automobilem anebo
pmdlel a padl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-04-03
Utonuli We Wesefe.

Sedmdesat osm nemeckych
vojakG utonulo, kdyz behem
manevr1 most pres reku Wese-
ru Sc mimi sr1til do hlubiny
vodn1.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-02
RAIL MEN HEAR
SECRETARY
WEEKS
War Dept. Chief Talks on I'M
portance of Transportation
in National Defense

Transportation has played a role,
second only to the actual fighting,
in wars in the past. and will be
one Of the most vital things to
be taken into consideration in future
wars. Secretary OF War John w.
Weeks, declared today in an address
before the convention of rail trans
portation officials and business men.
The railway officials are meeting
here to cooperate with the War
Department in planning railway
mobilization in time of national
emergency.
Citing historical episodes to prove
that the victories Of Marlborough,
Napoleon, and the Germans march
OIL Paris in the F'ranco-Prussian war
were largely due to superior trans
pOrtation facilities, Secretary Weeks
declared that the influence of trans.
portation in war was so great that
il should be considered one Of the
controlling factors in national pre-
paredness.
THE subject of transportation Is
a very vital one to the national de-
Tense" Secretary Weeks asserted.
National defense depends upon
armed force. actual or potential. and
armed force depends for its effective
ness upon being there first with the
most men. If our armed forces
should he compelled ut some future
date TO defend the United States, the
railways Of the United States would
assume prime importance in render.
ing a defeat to the enemy"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-02
CoLONIAUS WOULD HAVE
PAID SIS FOR OUR LIGHT

Although we seldom stop to con
Slder the matter. light was one of
he most expensive necessities of
Jur colonial forebears.
To have his home as well illumi.
Isted as if it were done by twelve
ordinary electric lamps would have
meant that colonial at-great-
grandfather burned $50 candles
costing him about so cents a dozen
o. $40 for a single evening.
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