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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-14
PALACE-
Thomas Meighan

Why is it, we often wonder,
does Tommy Meighan-have such
astounding good luck with the
screen plays written by George
AIDE and Booth Harrington? We
wondered, thus, last night, in 4
comfortable loge seat at LoeWs
Palace, while thunder crashed
outside, while the screen lived and
moved with the Meighan film.
ing Of the Harrington story, "The
Man Who Found Himself.
Since his greatest bid for star.
dom in 1.-THE Miracle Man"
has been walloping along at an
uncertain rate. His personality
alone put over some Of the awful
hash that was produced for him.
On the other hand, he has acquit-
ted himself with equal. distinction
in pictures worthy Of the stars
popularity.
'"The Man Who Found Him.
SELF" you may be told, Is the story
Of a noble young man who
shoulders his brothers crime to
save the latter from leaving wife
and child to go to prison. That
central incident, thus badly re-
cited, might well deter you from
seeing this very worthy effort.
But 1t shouldn't.
The incident related above is
only one of many strongly dra-
matte passages in the film.
o. Meighan has surrounded himself
with an excellent cast, including
Virginia Valli, Frank Morgan,
Victor Moore, Norman Trevor.
Julia Hoyt and Hugh Cameron.
There are a number of good
scenes at Sing Sing, showing
that the modern penitentiary lis
not entirely the hell-hole that the
earlier movie would have had us
believe. The photography is on
a par. with the good acting, the
direction and the story. Plenty
of comedy in the picture; too.
A Christie comedy, featuring
Neal Burns, Vera Steadman, Gale
Henry and William Irving went
over big with the audience. This
quartet Of funmakers presents a
combination hard to beat, and
we hope they're kept together in
future releases. -
The news reel shows the ar
rival of the fleet in New Zealand,
the burial of the Shenandoah
victims, The Davis Cup tennis
matches and shots OF the back
from-the.srave Pacific fliers. A
Eek nature film, 1.-the West
Wind is a novel and entertain
ing scenic. Maestro Cannon and
hiss musicians offer THE Bridal
Rose"Zas an overture and play
; some spirited jazz. r.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-14
-Swanee Tonight

Swa11ee ballroom, in the Earl
Theater building, opens its sec.
ond season tonight AMI the pop.
ular Meyer Davis resort 10
primed for gala start. Al
kammons, leader of the Swanee
orchestra. which on Saturday
concluded a vaudeville engage.
ment, promises the very latest
OF tunes in the tempt that the
younger crowd likes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-14

CAN YOU WRITE, LIMERIcKS?
IL SO, you may be one Of the lucky
ones to go to Keith's this week to
see Nora Bayes as the guest of this
newspaper. Read full details in
the announcement appearing in to-
days Classified Ad Section.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-14

Ethel Barrymore will co-star
>wtth Walter Hampden in Ham
let, at Hampden's Theater, form
erly the Colonial in New York,
the actor announced last night.
Miss Barrymore will play Ophella.
The two stars have plans for
their joint appearance in several
other plays, modern and old, and
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-14
sBALTOl
OPHELIA FOR ETHEL
OPPOSITE HAMPDEN

as soon as possible after the
opening of Hamlet rehearsals
of which begin today. they will
start rehearsals on ''one of the
great comedies.
Miss Barrymore was to have
opened in London play recently,
but the plans miscarried when
the hackers OF the drama failed
to deposit rental on the theater
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-14
RIALTO-
1.-The Iron Horse"

The second weeks showing of
''The Iron Horse" the William
Fox epic of the transcontinental
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-20
Mladistvi zlodsji Sc mnozi.

Podle udani soudce soudu
pro mladistN6 prestupniky,
soudce Williamse, pocet d1tek
zatcenych pro kradez rosie.
We stfedu rano soudce postal
do Marylandske skoly pro no
chy v Loch Raven patnactilete-
no hocha, ktery uznan byl vim
nym z Is kradez1. Zvlastn1
pritazlivost ma mlade zlodeje
mali skoln1 budovy. We stfedu
souzeni byli hosi pro vloupanf
Sc do ctyr skoln1ch budov "a
pT1cinou kradeze. Hodinky,
revolvery, kapesn1 noze, dout-
Milky a zvykaci guma, ano i as
pirinove pilulky, jsou pfedm6-
ty mladymi hochy hledane.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-20
Cernoch rozresal taiemstvi.

Cestuj1ci a zr1zenci ma pou-
icnl kare zkratka nevedeli
proc a zac. Elektricka poulic-
nj kara Ellicott City linie ne a
ne sc hnout re Saratoga ulice
nedaleko Myrtle avenue. Mo-
torman vse zkusil, aby trucuj1-
c1 karu rozejel. Vse marno.
Kondukter v beznadeji pode-
prel Sc ma pokladnicku kary.
Jeden z cestujfc1ch dodav 81
odvahy, otazal Sc skromne :
"Co Sc stalo?" ''Nev1m," mr.
zute vykladal kondukter.
Kdyz nikdo nevedel a kazdy
myslil a myslil, zaklepal ma
predn1 okno v kare cernossky
pan kluk. "Co chces?" zabru-
eel motorman.
"Mistr", tyc z vasf kary Wy
skocila z dratu," poucil hoch
vsechny moudre kare mysl1-
CT.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-20
Kadeti budou moci resignovati.

Sekretar namornictvi, Will
bur, oznamil, re dovoli, ably
ctyri kadeti, kter1 NELL byti z
namofnf akademie vyhnani, re
pill koralku, smell resignovati.
Jmena kadetu nebyla dana do
verejnosti.
Virginia Wilson, Annapol-
ska prohibicn1 agentka, udana
byla porotou Anne Arundel O.
kresu, re 19. ledna umluvila Sc
S David Elkridgem ma ~prekaze-
nj spravedlnosti. Tataz poro-
ia odepfela vznesti obzalobu
ma Wilsonovou a druhou agent
ku, Esther Colbourne, re vzaly
nplatek Cd Hermana L. Gins
berga.
Dals1 obzaloby vzneseny by-
-ly porotou proti Meyeru Ep-
steinovi pro utok jeho ma "a
stupce serifova, Johna J. Gilla-
ma, dale proti Fulton Rogerso-
vi jeho bratru Ashby, Edwar-
du Huggovi a Jacku Minterovi,
re pokusili Sc ~zabraniti uredn1-
ku We vykonavan1 jeho 1redn1
povinnosti.
Udan1 tato jsou nasledkem
rvacky, jez strhla Sc V Anna
polls mezi Epsteinem a Gilla-
mem pred soudni budovou po
uznan1 Leny Roskey, majitelky
povestne hospody "Belle
Grove Inn Ia nevinnou pre-
stupku proti koralecn1m pred
pisum. Hlavn1mi svedky proti
nj byla Wilsonova a Coul-
bourne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-20
Polska svatba a koncert ma
ceste do Lyric.

Sfovanska hudba bude mad
6ene predvedena v divadle Ly-
ric 3. brezna 1925 hudebni
druzinou slavneho Polish Ma
tional Orchestra kterou rfdi
StanislaW Namyskowski, vele-
znamV skladatel Tiditel hud-
by. Padesat hudebnfku Sc OBJ
jew na jevisti ptivodnfch ma
lebnych Polskych krojfch q
pfednesou obdivuhodny pro-
gram, sestavajici Polskych
plsnl. Dale budete slyset hu-
debni clsla cd Dvoraka, Chopi-
ma nektere cd ruskych skla-
'datelu, tez budete slyset prave
Polske hudebniky jake: Moni-
uszko, Noskowski Namyskow
ski, ktefi hrati budou sola
Pak-h jste milovniky hubby.
tento program Sc yam bude il
bit vice nez CO jineho. Pripo-
meme vam starou vlast a zave-
de vas svou melodii jako lest
Kde domov m1j" do povzne-
SEMI. Nezapomente ma ten
den, utery, 3. NbTezna 1925. "a
.opatfte 81 vstupenky pfedem u
Pollsh-American Publishing
Company, Ala S. Bond ulice.
Telefon, Wolfe 2794.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-20
Smrf manzelI zahadou.

Zahada obest1rajicl smrt
manzelG Amos G.. Waldbridge
kterl nalezeni byli mrtvi V pom
deli v jejich pTfbytku Cations
vile resena jest policejnlm IL
radem. Soudi Sc, ze manzele
podlehli otrave jedenim zkaze-
ne potravy z plechovek bud
nahodne nebo danych jim il
nou osobou zdmyslne.
Eleanor Dowd, osetrovatel-
ka, jez bydlela v dome po 3 ty-
dny, jest -jistou, ze zadny jed
V dome nebyl. UTedn1ci ply
narenske spolecnosti zkouma-
Ii pfistroj vyhfivajici vodu Y
kotli nalezli, ze castecne uc-
pan byl, cfmz snad zavinena
byla otrava plynovymi vypary.
w albridge nalezen byl sedici v
zupanu patrne hotov jiti' do
koupelny, manzelka lezela mr.
tva ma podlaze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-20
Mrtvy Sc vratil.

Pc SVEN uteku z 1stavu cho-
romyslnych re Spring Grove,
cd % roku postradany Matthias
Marshall, vratil sc v patek ne
ocekavane ma farmu sveho bra
ira Samuela Marshalla, 5 mil
cd Salisbury, Md. V odevu ro-
zedranem seslably hladove-
MIN, starry so rokd prisel ku
farme bratrove.
Diva bratr1 jeho, William a
a Samuel, po jeho zmizen1 ne
setrili penezitych obetl, aby
zmizely nalezen byti mohl.
Snahy jejich byly marnymi.
Vzdavse Sc vs1 -nadeje ma ma
lezen1 zmizel6ho, meli tohoto
"a mrtveho. Pred svym Ute
KEN 1stavu, byl v 1stave 10
roku. Jedine nae pamatovati
Sc muze jest, re nahle ma pa
met priSel mu obraz jeho by
valeho domova. Do Salisbury
prijel vlakem v patek O 3. no.
dine odpoledne. z nadraz1
vzalo mu to sedm hodin, aby
urazil vzdalenost peti mil ku
farme dnes T1zene bratrem je-
no. Ma vice Sc nepamatuje.
Kdyz star byl 18 rokG, lila v
Salisbury d1vka, kterou um1nil
ST vz1ti "a zenu. Po hadce ne
doSlo ku smlru. Ia kratko
pominul Sc ma rozumu a dan
byl do Spring Grove.
Po SVEN navratu stale CITE.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-20
Ocni klinika zjistsna.

Potrebne tfi miliony dolaru
IA v zivot uveden1 ocn1 kliniky.
jez ponese jmeno wilmer IN
stitute" a jez bude soucastl
Johns Hopkins nemocnice, by
ly upsany.
Reditelem teto kliniky = je-
dine sveho druhu We Spojenych
Statech = bude DR.. William
Holland Wilmer, vehlasny oc-
III specialista Washingtonu.
Zrlzenlm kliniky dostava Sc
neJenom mestu naSemu, ale ce-
lemu Soustatf dstavu, ktery bu-
de pravym pozehnanim.
Tenn, kterl financn1mi obet-
mi umoznili zrlzeni dstavu, ma
lezl dix clovecenstva! Jako v
mnohem, tax v tomto, plati
zlata slova: "Blahoslavenei il
jest dati neil brati."
Zvlastn1 zm1nky zasluhuje
fakt, re podnet ku zalozenf j.
stavu dan byl zenou. zenou
touto jest Ada de Acosta Root.
manzelka Orena Roota, presi-
denta Hudson & Manhattan ze-
leznicni spolecnosti New
Yorku, jez vylecena byla ze
sveho ocn1ho neduhu Drem
Wilmerem, kdyz pred tim mar
ne hledala vyleceni u Evrop-
skych specialist1.
Mezi darci ma 1stav jest tez
byvaly anglicky velvyslanec
Earl Grey, jenz zachranen byl
Drem. Wilmerem pred oslep-
nutlm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-20
Zabity trestanec bude souzen
pondeli.

John Kelly, bandita, ktery
pro dcastenstv1 V loupezi Sand
Spring banky a usmrceni po-
kladnlka, odsouzen byl ma do
zivoti do Marylandske kazni-
ce, z nfz 10. ledna pokusil Sc o
1tek, pfi cemz padem vyse ma
dlazbu chodby Sc zabil, souzen
bude v pond6lf pred kriminal-
MIN soudem pokusu uteku.
Kelly d1lezite priciny ku
soudu Sc nedostav1. Jest mrtey! !!
Misto neho svedciti bude asls-
tent navladn1ho. S "nepfitom-
nym" souzen bude druhy tres
tanec, Frank Wilson, ktery u
castnil sc pokusu uteku, pTi
cemz udefil omracil hlidace,
Jamese Messicka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-20
kandidatka sebevrazdy Sc
uzdravi.

Osmnactileta Katherine Cas-
sidy Eutaw Place, jez poku-
sila Sc otravu jedem v 1tery,
jest ma ceste ku uzdraveni.
Sergeant Vavrina, ktery Wy
setroval pr1pad, zjistil, re kan
didatka telefonovala "pTftei",
Johnu Vogtovi, ably ma nj ma
posledy cekal ma rohu North a
Linden avenue. Kdyz sc tam
setkali, vzala jed a Vogt zavo-
lal doktora,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-20
Pri zrizovani radia usmrcen e.
lektrickym proudem.

Elektrickym proudem usmr-
cen byl We stredu 22lety Joseph
Bayner, kdyz stavel 81 radio ma
SVEN dome V Colgate. Drat
radia vessel We styk dratem
hlavniho elektrickeho vedenf,
kdyz Bayner drat radia hodil
skrze vetve stromu nevsimnuv
81 hlavnlho elektrickeho vede-
III. Leva ruka .zabiteho byla
spalena a cast obliceje popale-
ma.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-20

Dva clenove Notre Dame "a
pasnickeho klubu a Charles
Short, z Fulton avenue stezl v
sobotu unikli smrti utonutlm,
kdyz automobil jejich srltil Sc
ochranne zdi u namoTn1 aka
demie v Annapolis do more a
ponoril Sc do hlubiny Is stop.
Nehoda udala Sc tax nahle, ze
zadnemu z mich nepodafilo Sc
pred spadnut1m z automobile
yyskociti. Podle udan1 Shorto-
va, ,ktery oba suddenly :Josepha
Maswella a Jamese P. Canny,
veil ma nadraz1, povazoval zeR
prudkem desti Short "a silni-
ci.
z melody vyvazli malymi
odfeninami. Pc stravenf noci
v nemocnici, vratili sc v nedeli
rano ku svym studi1m.
Dve zeny zraneny byly, ,kdyz
nedeli automobil jejich vra-
zil do sloupu ma Calvert ulice
mostu nedaleko Mount Royal
avenue. Zraneny byly: 38leta
John ST. John a 34leta Edith
Shearer.
Sedmdesatip6ti-letem
Michaelu Kresnerovi odnata
byla pondel1 v nemocnici no
ha, kdyz zranen byl elektric-
kou poulicn1 karou ma rohu
Ailsa avenue a Hartford road.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-20
Pense pro pet zrizencH.

Pense pro pet mestskych
zrfzencd, jejichz sluzby nepre-
sahujf $1,000, odporuceny byly
vyboru ma odhady. Pense pla-
-ceny byti mali: 75lete Amanda
V. Evatt, skolnici, 73lete Mar
garet E. Mooney, skolnici, dale
hlfdaci ,Franku Brownovi, 65
rokG staremu a deln1k1m: SO
rokG staremu Otto Henselovi a
GAletemu Williamu McDermot-
tcyi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-20
ra v narodnl slni Curtis Bay.
Zacatek v 7.30 vecer. Po di-
vadle pax bude tanecnf zaba-
va.
NeVideli iste "Bobecka

- Nevideli jste "Bobecka 4
ministerstva?" Prijd'te sc
tudlz nan podivati do Sokolov.
ny V nedeli, dne l. brezna We 3
hodiny odpoledne, neb tate
krasna zpevohra bude ma vseo-
becnou zadost sehrana podru-
he. Neopomente tudlz nikdo
teto poslednl pr1lezitosti. We
lika snaha nasich divadelnich
ochotniku predvesti nasemu o.
becenstvu vzdy nejlepsl diva
deln1 hry, osvedclla Sc / pred
minule nedeIe, kdy sehraI DIR.
Odbor Sok. Jed. Blesk idylku
''Divoka Marka". Navsteva
byla tax hojna, re sal galerie
byly zaplneny kus Sc velice
libil. Opet jest jlz v priprave
ma den Is. bfezna pekna diva
delhi novinka "Paserak" hra O
3 Jednan1ch Cd r. Mar. Raz
teto hry jest opetnou sensacni
novinkou pro zdejsi jeviste a
vsechny vas uvede do naseho
krasneho Posumavf, seznan1 S
zivotem podloudniku, tryky
podloudneho pohranicniho OBJ
chodu, c1mz propleten jest kra
sny romanek lasky, ktery zacl-
na i konc1 "a okoinostl velice
zvlastnich a nepfedv1danych.
= Move ustanoveny Vzdela-
vacl Odbor S. j. Blesk a Balti-
morske Jednoty Sokolic ujal Sc
pllne cinnosti a prvn1 spolecna
schuze odbyvati Sc bude We
ctvrtek, dne 26. dnora v s. hod.
yecer. Schaze jest otevrena
pro veSkere ceske obecenstvo,
neb jest cist6 razu vzdelavaci-
no a zabavn1ho a hned ma po-
prve chysta Sc pro navstevnlky
krasny program, ktery kazde-
no znamenite pobav1. Ucinku-
jicl silly budou vzdy vybrany
ty nejleps1 a program pecliv6
volen a propracovan. Veske-
re vydanl S tim spojene hradi
Sbor S. j. Blesk, tudlz vstup
jest Zce1a yolny a kazdy dcast-
nix vlta11. Program vzdela-
vaci schdze We ctvrtek, 26. uno-
Ia 1925 v 8. hod. Vecer v sale
Sokolovny.
Hudba; Zahajen1 schGze
sok. M. Ceska; "Lv1 silou" "a
peje Sok. kvarteto; 'Sokolstvo'
proslovl br. j. R. Cihlar; Cvi-
cent prostna Zacky Tel. Skoly;
Cviceni obrazova, Zaci Tel.
Skoly; Recitace "Duse Sokoli"
prenese br. F. Bouda; Solovy
tanec sok. Mar. Rezkova;
'Koup1m ia si' zapeje Sok.l
kvarteto; Hudba.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-20

Sedmnact rokd stara Rose
Tilghman, 2 Pocomoke CITY,
jez chtela byti osetrovatelkou
nemocnych V Sheppard & E
noch Pratt nemocnici, otravila
Sc, kdyz il oznameno bylo Y
pondeli, re nebude il dale do
voleno, aby v 1stavu pripravo-
vati Sc mohla ma osetrovatelku
Do dstavu vstoupila pred 4 me-
sici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-20
Mayor Sc vrati.

z trined6lnfch prazdnin svych
ktere travf ma Floride, v nedeli
vrati Sc mayor m6sta Jackson.
Prvnfm cinem ieho pry bude,
re vybor parkovnf uvede po-
Tadek ustanovenfm dvou no.
vych clen6 ma mfsta resignujl-
c1ch: presidenta j. Cookmana
Boyda a generala Felix Agnu-
Sc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-20
Zlate zns lodivodH.

Baltimorsky "Sun" lief SWIM
ctenar6m, jake prave zlate zne
mali lodivodove, jichz ulohou
jest fiditi lodi Chesapeake "a
livem do Baltimore.
Meslcne treba pry vydelaji
pres $500. We valce vyd6lek
Jejlch cinil mesfcne az pry tre-
ba i $4,000. To jsou rany -
nell, pan1 kmotra!!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-20
Diva straznici povyseni
ieden propuSten.

Policejn1 straznfk, Joseph
Rdzicka povysen byl ma SER
geanta pridelen vychodnf po-
licejni stanici, Harry HI. Bryan
povyseny ma sergeanta pride
len byl dstrednf policejnf stani-
ci. Strazn1k William G.. Schultz
propulsion byl re sluzby, pone-
vac bez dovolenf do sluzby Sc
nedostavil.
We r1FFoca.:. rr~or-st3ni by
i tt. dalsi straznici,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-20
Vyvoz z Baltimore pres sto
milionH dolarHH.

Y roce uplynulem vyvezeno
bylo z Baltimore zbozf, obil1 a
jinych pfedmetG V Gene $780,
l71.916. Rok pred tim vyvoz
obnasel neco pres SO miliond
dolarG.
Z New Yorku vyvezeno bylo
produktu roku minuleho v ce-
ne $1,657.685.331 Zamorsky
obchod S Filadelfif a Bostenem
pok1es1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-20
Iri vagony roztTiSteny "
tunelu.

Y ntery odpoledne pfi vjez-
du do Wilsonova tunelu u
North avenue vysinuly Sc tfi
vagony kolej1 a roztristily
Sc. Vjezd do tunelu po neko-
lik hodin troskami zastaven
byl. Vlaky Pennsylvanske
drahy pos1lany byly v dobe
odkllzen1 trosek po kolejich B..
& O. drahy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-20
Uvsznen pri udavani falesnych
certifikatI.

William Fischer, 23lety z E.
Baltimore ulice, uveznen byl V
1tery, kdyz pokusil Sc udati
tTi padesatidolarove zlate GER
tifikaty v 1Tadovhe vladnf re-
servnf banky. Fisher udal, re
dostal je Cd neznameho muze
z Harrisburgu, Pa, "a zboz1
mu prodane.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-20

Zastupce mayorIv, Bryant,
naridil, aby budoucf pond9lf by
10 mestskym svatkem ma osla-
WI Washingtonovych naroze-
min. jez letos pripadaji ma ne
deli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-02-20
Banka zkrachovala.

Banka Bernstein, Cohen &
Co., ma E. Baltimore ulici, zkra-
chovala. Vkladatele banky
castecne pTfjdou 1spory sve.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-06-10
Tend to Higher Speed.

and is, therefore, a basis on which ali
industries a cooperate with entire
freedom. In many communities fatal
industrial accidents are nearly as nu-
mercus as traffic fatalities and the
general public has the anne interest
in their prevention as it has in the
prevention Of home accidents, viz:
the conservation Of community life.
The causes Of industrial accidents are
many and Of various kinds, depending
upon the variety of industries in the
community and the variety of opera
ton in each. It is, therefore, quite
impracticable to attempt to classify
the outstanding causes.
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national organizations with these
groups
Recreation Promotes Safety.
Safety is to be promoted in recrea-
tional activities through adequate ia
~cilities to meet the communities re-
quirements, continues the statement.
which urges that these recreational
centers have proper safeguards, in
teresting and competent direction and
3 campaign Of education to inform the
public of the available facilities. This
part of the report applies to play.
grounds, swimming pools, bathing
beaches, city parks, ETC., which should
be within proper distance to be ac-
cessible to all ages which can make
use Of them, particularly children
from 6 years Of age up.
Home accidents are classed in the
report as those which occur upon resi-
Dental property. The statement is
sued by the council points out that
some people may be surprised to know
that these accidents in some commu-
mites have been found to exceed the
number Of traffic fatalities. Acct
dents at home are particularly preva-
lent among foreign speaking and col
ored sections and poor grade residen-
tial districts where conditions and
practices in homes are often quite IN
safe, and where the usual methods of
public education are less effective.
To reduce accidents in homes edu-
cation is needed, AYERS the report
which admits that such a program is
not a simple one, for accidents take
place in homes that are not easily
reached by usual methods.
Some cities have very inadequate
inspections of new construction work
and in many cities inspection depart
ments have no jurisdiction over oc-
cupied buildings. They are, conse-
quently, unable to. take any definite
steps toward getting unsafe condi-
tlors corrected in occupied homes.
This is an exceedingly important
home safety requirement, being need
ed to supplement COMMUNICATIVE
educational activities.
Reducing Accident Toll. 4
Many industries have individually
gone a long way in solving their safe
ty problems. However, through the
shifting of labor from one plant to
another their Individual efforts in a
safety education are seriously handi-
capped. Through this fact they be-
come directly concerned with giving
to all employees of the community In
which their plants are located the adj
vantages of safety educational activi-
ties.
In addition, they are directly con
cerned with the dissemination of in
formation regarding safe practices in
industry. Safety is a matter that is
distinct from business competition
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Chicago-What are considered th'
outstanding remedies for the traffic
accident problems are contained in {
report made public BY W. H. Cameron
managing director of the Nationa.
Safety council whose engineers con
Quoted a series of surveys in several
cities which resulted in the following
suggestions:
(a) General education Of the public
in traffic safety regulations and their
voluntary observance, through such
agencies as will reach all classes Of
the community inhabitants.
(b) Better s-ynchronized movement
Of all classes of traffic, vehicular and
pedestrian, along main travelled thor
oughfares ard in densely populated
districts, particularly at schools and
Fairgrounds; by the installation of
more means of traffic control, either
officers or automatic signaling de-
vices.
(c) Making liberal use of signs and
pavement markings to instruct the
general public in the proper move
ment Of vehicular and pedestrian tra8-
fic at specific locations-street inter
sections, curves, railway grade cross
ings, etc.
(d) Permitting only those persons
to operate vehicles upon the streets
who are physically and mentally quail
flied to do so and whose record in
law observance has been satisfactory
(e) Laying out, constructing and
maintaining streets in condition for
safe traffic movement.
Cd Providing sufficient playground
facilities, properly supervised and di-
rected, to discourage children from
playing in the streets, particularly in
d%ensely populated districts.
The surveys included a study of the
cause of accidents not only on streets
but also in homes and in industrial
Establishments. Among the places
surveyed were Kansas City and st
Louis, Mo-; Cincinnati, Cleveland anC
Toledo, Ohio; Hudson county, N. ].
and Richmond and Norfolk, Va.
where it was found that practically
half C all fatal accidents occurred IL
public places, the majority being il
street traffic: Drowrings also mad,
up a large percentage of fatal acci
dents, while the remaining cause
were relatively minor in number, con
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tied experimenting with various types
.of engines sueh IS s~ir-cooled, double
sleeve, single Sleeve ete- The ten
1ency seems to be to produce a n
CINE with fewer movable parts which
is easier Intoxicated and wkich viii de.
velOp q greater number Of revolutions
per minute. At the present the 1900
R. P. H. is about the limit A motor
which q turn up to 5000 r. p. Is.
can be operated much more economic
cally and give better service and per-
formance than the slower type.
with the best brains in the indus
try working along these lines / look
for an early solution Ct this prob
lem. It may be some American en-
gineer who win do it or it may be
some European, but it is bound to
come"