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AurrY.
Surry.
Harlan Carter Of Seal Harhor apent

Surry.
Harlan Carter Of Seal Harbor spent
Miss lola Wise of Milo spent the
weekend with Miss Annie Ire
worgy.
Misses Mira Lord and Grace
N. H., where they have employment.
Edmund Wood left for Bar Harbor
Saturday.
Ruby Anderson has employment at
Seal Harbor.
About forty members OF Arbutus
grange attended Bayside grange Wed
nesday evening. All report an enjoy
able evening.
Miss I'll Fila Jarvis is home from
Jarvis expects to go to summer school
at North Adams, Mass.
The body of Mrs. Emeline Jarvis
was brought here from New York for
i inter- Thursday: June II. Ser
]. D. McGraw officiating.
Mrs. William Williams and son are
visiting her parents at Alexander.
Mrs. Marion SWEET and son are visit
ing her parents; Asa Carter and wife.
SCHOOL EXHIBITION.
The annual exhibition of the schools
was held in the grange hall Friday
afternoon Because Of the rain. the
pupils Of North, surry and Rich's
the teachers were present, and 100 per
schools. Following the program. supt.
Turner presented diplomas to the
ninth grade. The exhibit Of school
work in English. penmanship, spelling,
arithmetic, geography and drawing
was commended highly by the super
intendent and parents.
The following program was enjoyed:
Flag salute; song; poem; song,
Graw; piano solo, Ray Wood; exercise,
"spring. Has Come" Mildred Morgan
Thro' The Rye" Erva Bragdon: solo,
paniment by F. Saunders: recitation,
Donald Winchester; dialog, THE Way
To Ellsworth" Gilmore Saunders.
Roland Taylor; play. "The stars and
Stripes" seven boys and girls; exer-
else, Liberty Bell" Almon and Jasper
Carter; recitation, Daniel McGraw /:
musical readings; tooth brush drill,
girls Of grades and 8: Rotations.
Alberta Willins, Everett Withee; read
ing, Florence Blaisdell; Rotations.
George Torrey, Sidney Moon; paper.
Birds HaveSeen," Viola Leach songs
grades 8 and 8; Rotations. velma
Ruth Garter. Viola Leach. George Tor
Rotations, Flora Ray, Esther Leigh
ton, Arnold McGraw, Bernice Taylor:
character sketch. Edith Carter; reci-
tation, Wilbur Moon; wand drill: trio;
essay, History of Surry," Clara Sim
clair: class prophecy, J. Everett Leigh
ton.
June 81. L.
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RrNklin.

Miss Ruby Freethy, who has been
teaching in Bethel, is at home for
the summer.
Mrs. Omar Friend and children
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.
Staples.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hamilton, who
spent the past winter in Melrose,
Mass, has returned to the home of
DR.. Fred S. Herrick. She was ac-
companied by her grandson, Lewis
Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Lewis Smith at
tended the banquet and outing held
by the Eastern Steamship Lines
Suggestion Club at Crescent Beach,
Rockland.
In the absence Of Rev. Roy Clark,
the Baptist pulpit was supplied on
Sunday morning and evening by
Rev. Clarence Emery of Ellsworth.
His sermons were much enjoyed.
Everett Kane of Addison is spend
ing a few weeks in town.
Wildred Conary is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Joyce.
June %. M.
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West Franklin.

Mrs. Elizabeth Bradbury is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Ella Bradbury.
Miss Ola Smith is attending sum-
mer school at Pennington.
Mrs. Grin Ashe and daughter
Rosalie, spent the weekend with
Mr.. Ashe at Bar Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Grindle and
daughter Genevieve, and George
Baker and niece, Evelyn Baker, OF
Biddeford, spent the weekend with
Mrs. Laura Treworgy. They, with
A. c. Williams and family, Laura
Williams and Virgil Wilbur, at
tended the silver wedding Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Mann at Surry.
Mrs. Matte Francis and Margaret
Williams recently visited relatives
at Surry.
e. P. Sinkinson, formerly of
Portland, now Of st. Paul, Mimi,
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bradbury. He will
visit in Bar Harbor and will then go
to Plattsburg, N. Y.
June %. B.
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Franklin.

The many friends of Hazel Erma
Woodwork of this place will be in
terested to learn Of her marriage on
June 10 to Frank Huckins of Win
ter Harbor, by Rev. Arthur Wallace
OF that place. The bride is one Of
Franklin's charming young ladies.
and for several years the popular
telephone operator. Mr.. Huckins Is
an esteemed young man of Winter
Harbor. They have host Of friends
who wish them happiness.
Charles Parsons of Pressure Isle Is
a guest at the home of his cousin,
Mrs. M. F. Blaisdell.
The Friday night dances for the
month of June have been we'll at
tended, considering the many other
activities that have taken place. At
the annual meeting of the woman's
club, Mrs. Annie Gray was appointed
chairman for June, and Mrs. Della
Lord assumes charge for the month
Of July. The appreciation which
has been manifested amply repays
for all the efforts made In recon-
structing the town hall.
The Methodist ladies' aid society
was pleasantly entertained by Mrs.
James Piper at Eastbrook last We'd
nesday. Eighteen adults, besides
the children, sat down to dinner.
Mrs. Florence Fernald and daugh-
ter Ruth are visiting relatives at
Calais
B. G. Bragdon is making changes
in his store preparatory to taking
over the postoff1ce.
Many young people are leaving for
summer employment. Among those
who have left recently are Edith
Murch, Reginald Clark, Elfrieda and
Audrey McGown.
Miss Louise Murch is assisting
Mrs. Bunker at the Relay House.
Supt. and Mrs. S. S Scammon and
Mrs. Norman Dyer left today for
Orono, where Mr.. Scammon and
Mrs. Dyer will attend summer
school.
Thomas Macomber has new car.
Rev. A. E. Clifford of Waterville
spoke to large congregation at the
Baptist church Sunday morning and
evening.
June 2S. ECHO
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Deer Isle.

George E. Sylvester spent last week
Miss Muriel Fiheld of sedgwick was
1" MS IT," annie r. Schroeder of Faneuil
Mass, has opened Bay View House Tor
the season. D,oar ;e
spending a week here. DR.. ana mrs
Burns Of Brewer were her guests Sun
day. SUNDAY School CON-
yention was held at the sunset cnurcn
on Wednesday, with large
DR.. and Mrs. John s. Harrison ano
family. of indianapolis. Ind, are mere
for the summer. ,r,,, u,bc
"a, MI ha Al 9Th the guest Of Mrs. Ada D;
Southworth, two weeks roi"eo
no Mrs. Alan Chesney> and children. OF
Baltimore. Md. are mere Inc oo
will come in August. oa q,
Miss Priscilla Scott IS eiiApioSoo
the Craven cottage. o,aa an
-" Maurice Greenlaw> has opened + he
ice-cream parlor at sunset :" Mo
MUr;a, sellers is employed there.
and Mrs. Fred Sylvester ano
70 n,ilv motored to South Berwick, n.
H. recently to bring ing t ao%e lam Ian.
daughter Dorothy, VINO .h LEAGUES ~
Mas Maude and Joseph Banks nave
moved to their shore cottage lot the
Mrs. Cora Torrey spent as SUNDAY VIII"
he CO and Mrs. Alfred Craven, MRS
Nina Jones and daughter, Miss Nancy neS
Jones, Of Pleasantville, N. H. arr''e0
Saturday at their cottage, r,esdav
Mrs; L. c; Bruce HAVING trouble with
h hfTnt ear. she went on Sunday to Blue
iii, hospital, for treatment frorr
Mrs. Lizzie Sellers has sse retI 1be Winter
California. where rs R sns sP Packard. is her
guest. y Knowlton OF
Hayerford, Pa. arrived TUESDAY ra aer
opened the hoted frs t NUTS FRS.
u MRS. Sarah O'shaughnessy anS
daughter, Miss Eta, Of oss,ni ms ea a.
Y. are occupying the McVelgh ouhe"'
low again this season.
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Bernard.


Charles Lawson's family is at his
cottage on the Old Point.
Mrs. Ernest Moore of Portland,
has been visiting her sister here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Albee have
returned from Florida for the sum-
mer.
mr.. and Mrs. Guy H. Parker and
daughter Priscilla went to Harring-
ton Sunday
Mrs. A. M. Pray is home, after
spending the winter in Chicago.
Mrs. Mabel Hanscom and two
sons are at the Pray cottage.
The Tracy Artesian Well Co. has
finished its work here.
Mrs. Hattie Murphy of Rumford
Center is at the Tanning cottage.
June %. Twill o. Wisp."
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Northeast HarbOr.

The first of the summer services
in Union church will be held next
Sunday morning at 10.45, the
preacher being Rev. Henry Wilder
Foote of Belmont, Mass. Clair
Leonard, of the department of music
of Harvard University, will serve as
summer organist in this church.
Miss Airline Branscom has re-
turned from Keene, N. H., where she
taught in. the high school.
The Clifton House, C. A. Kimball
proprietor, opened for the season on
Friday.
MRS. Vera Fitch recently arrived
from Bridgeport, Conn.,, to spend
the summer with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Amos e. Sinclair.
Miss Florence Newcomb of New
York, member of the faculty at
Mount Ida school, Newton, Mass, is
the guest of Miss Dorothy Small,
who was a member of this years
graduating class at that institution.
The tennis and golf clubs have
opened for the season.
A memorial service for the late
Deacon Frederick 1. Phillips was
held in Union church Sunday after
noon, conducted by Rev. Lee A.
Hanchett, pastor of the Mount
Desert Larger Parish. DR.. Francis
G. Peabody and Clifford w. Barnes
were the speakers, paying eloquent
tributes to the memory Of Mr..
Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs Lincoln Cromwell
have arrived from New York to oc-
cupy their cottage "Rosserne,' for
the season.
June %. r.
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LlaInOine.

Elwood M. King was in Portland
last week, making the trip with Les
ter Salisbury OF Bangor.
Mrs. A. w. Reynolds and Miss
Ruth Reynolds, of Saltwater, N. Y,
with friends, Schuyler Davy and
wife, are here.
Rev. Clarence Emery and family,
have moved into the Hiram Emery
place for the summer.
About fifteen attended the birth
day party given by Mrs. Arthur Holt
at her home in South Gouldsboro.
Miss Helen Hodgkins of Water
vile and Walter Berry OF Springfield
were in town last week.
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West Eden.

W69t 6NlCUs
Marjorie, little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Walls of Otter
Greek, is visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. Lulu Lurvey.
Mrs. Leila Trip and son Coburn
went to Bangor to meet Mrs. Trips
daughter Muriel, who Is q teacher
at Broadbrook, Conn.,, and is re-
turning for the summer.
D. G. Hall and Mrs. Hall accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shand
to Deer Isle last Thursday, to at
tend Pomona grange.
Arnold Lunt, graduate OF Cas-
tine normal, '26, is at home for the
summer.
Harold Lunt has gone to North
east Harbor, where he has employ
ment at Otis Ober's.
Miss Louine Lunt has employment
at Hollands drug store.
George Webb Is visiting his
cousin, Mrs. Eudora King, at East
Orrington.
Miss Annie Braley Is at w. w.
Lunt's for the summer.
A. s. Bunker Is at home from
Trenton, where he has made extern
sive repairs on the store OF II. H.
Hopkins.
Congratulations are extended to
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur e. Hall, who
were recently married at St.
Stephen, N. B. Mr.. Hall is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Hall. Mrs.
Hall was Mary Ellen Carter of Har-
rington, and spent the summer here
two years ago. Both are very popu-
lar young people.
OBITUARY.
This community was deeply sad
dened last Tuesday, when it became
known that George Winslow Mayo
had passed away suddenly at the
home of his son Liston, at Bar Har-
Dor. Mr.. Mayo's health had been
failing for some time, and few
days ago he suffered an i'll turn and
went to his sons for few days
rest. He was apparently improving.
No one realized the end was so near,
or that his illness was of so serious
a nature.
Mr.. Mayo was born on May r.,
1858, the second son of the late
Jesse and Abigail Milliken Mayo, a
direct descendant of the pioneer
Higgins and Mayo families of Nit.
Desert island. In early life he mar
ried Ida L. Lurvey. To them
five children were born, three
of whom survive him. Beulah the
oldest, died in childhood and jesse,
an ex-service man, died nearly three
years ago.
Mr.. Mayo was a most. esteemed
friend, neighbor and citizen, deeply
interested in everything that was for
his community's welfare. He will be
greatly missed by all. He was a
valued member of the grange, be-
ing a charter member of Mt. View
grange and it's first w. M, which Of
flee he held at various times. He
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Mrs. Marie Bates, with daughter ~ Al
1ene is visiting her mother, Mrs. Ed
ward Scott. hos snent the
u,nter in Boston, Is home.
New cars are coming fast. IN a rev 81.
more weeks we will need tramc OF
f1cer. ,~h+or ~ Texas
snandinr the summer with MI
Went;s mother, Mrs. Isaiah Stanley.
frank Milan is at home for the su"l-
mer. 4. visiting at
ehe Mrs. Erla Smell and daughter are
v,siting Mrs. SHELLS parents MT anu
Mrs. Grin Milan: no. anent
Mrs. Ben. Mathews" VINO mas to
the winter in Boston, mas RETURNED ~
the island. - .o arr,ved
Mrs. Ida Staples of Portland IL VS.
ting in Atlantic.
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Aurora.

Samuel Silsby spent the weekend
In Enfield.
DR.. and Mrs. Oviatt Of Bangor
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. A. Richardson.
The dance at the town hall Satur-
day night was well attended.
Charles Silsby is home from Au-
gusta.
George Dorr and A. r. Mace were
in Orland Sunday, after shipment
of fish for Middle Branch pond.
June %. M.
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Bucksport Center.

BuckspOrt Center.
Mrs. Charlotte McInnis spent a
few days last week in South Orring-
ton.
Miss Eva Fish spent few days
recently with her mother, Mrs. Will
liam Baker.
Mr.. Craige, pastor of the North
Bucksport church, will exchange pull
pits with the Orrington pastor, Mr..
Weatherby, Sunday.
lime "a w.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-04-09
Cesky Stavebni Spolek
" Curtis Bay.

We sloupc1ch spolkoveho a.
dresare tomto elsie zac1na-
me oznamovati adresar Ceske-
no Stavebniho a Vypomocneho
Spolku "Slovan'', ktery byl "a
lozen krajany V Curtis Bay,
koncem minuleho roku. Spo-
lex ten velmi utesene pokracu-
je, a je V stavu ucinit mnoha
dobra pro nase krajany v Cur
tis Bay, Brooklyn a okol1,
coz jiz nynl, V pomerne kratke
dobe sveho trvan1, take skutec-
ne cini. Ufadn1ci spolku jsou
tito: Predseda, Frank Gura ;
m1stopfedseda, Frank Schnei=
der; tajemn1k, Frank G. Hajek
vybercl, Jan sramek. poklad-
nix, Vaclav Kozlik; pravnf "a
stupce, Frank J. Pintner. Pra-
videlne tydn1 sch1ze odbyvaji
Sc kazde 1tery Cd 7. do 9. ho-
din vecer, kdy pfijfmaji Sc
vklady ma 1rok a zadosti O phi,
cky ma majetek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-04-09
Patnact sudI piva skonfisko-
vano.

Baltimorstf bootlegfi uzili
Velkeho Patku ku slozen1, a od-
vezenf skorem celeho nakladu
piva, jez z neznamych koncin
pfivezeno bylo vlakem Penn
sylvanske drahy do Baltimore,
Jenom patnact sudd a pdl
podafilo Sc suchym agentum
skonfiskovati. z celeho nakla-
du ma nadraz1 drahy ma Frede-
rick road sobotu, kdyz do
stall v1tr" 0 tajemnem nakla-
du.
V dome 600 bloku N
Eutaw ulice zatkli prohibicni
AGENT Josepha Browna, zniclli
100 galonovou nadobu ma pa
leni kofalky, sedesat sud-
smesi a 2,400 liber cukru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-04-09
Bandita ma Broadway.

Severo-vychodnf policejnf
stanice vyrusena byla re sveho
nocn1ho klidu V sobotu volanfm
po policejn1 pomoci pro dunn,
{. 731 N. Broadway, do nehoz
dobyval Sc bandita. Diva stra-
zn1ci CO kuraze a rychlosti me-
Ii, hnali Sc ku ohrozenemu do
mu zmocniti Sc bandity. Ci-
lem jejich odhodlanosti a stra
teglckehe nlanu byl .dxorek "
pozadl ohrozeneho domu. Po-
tlchu poma1u pl1zili sc polici-
ste: Stickel a Fuchs ku mfstu,
kde bandita pracoval. Utroba-
mi jejich pohnula rama, jez o.
zVala Sc rohu dvorku. z rohu
mocnym zashrastnen1m vyra-
I'll bandita = kocka, jez S hla-
Wy sve nemohla setrasti pie
chovku, n1z chtela 81 pochut-
natl ma zbytc1ch nalozene ry-
by.
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Zada o pomoc proti vnucce tan.
cujici "Charleston".

Sadie Cook, {. 627 N. Col
ligton avenue, pondeli uchy-
lila Sc pomc ku sdruzeni "Fa-
mily Welfare, aby toto po-
mohlo il .zabraniti vnucce jeff,
8 rokG stare, v tancovanf do
sud nejhloupejsfho americke-
no tance "Chafleston".
Eevelyn Turner, Fl roku
stara, schovanka Cookove.
zemfela dtery minuleho tyd-
ne po peti operacfch, jez ma nj
vykonany byly, aby pomoc po-
skytnuta j byla v nemoci zavi.
meme pfetrhanym svalstvem v
podbrisf. Lekari uznali, ze
svalstvo JEFF pfetrhano bylc
tancovan1m Charlestonu.
Poole udanf Cookove nynf
vnucka jejf v touze zfskati 20.
chvaly slabomyslnych libuif
cfch 81 v dfvanf a tancovanl kr.
kolomneho Charlestonu poca
la naruzive uciti Sc tanec tente
proti zakazu babicky sye,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-04-09
Baltimoran odmenen Paffzkou
C0nOu

DR.. David S. Blondheim, pro-
fesor ma Johns Hopkins univer-
site odmenen byl cenou 1000
frankd. Cenou odmenil Ora.
Blondheima Parfzsky dstav:
Academic des Inscriptions
and Bellies Letters" "a nedav-
no Jim uvefejnenou knihu:
Les Parles Inder-Romans".
DR.. Rlondheim jest prvnfm
Amerlcanem, ktery Parizskym
tlmto dstavem, t6sfcfm Sc sv9-
tovemu uznani, kdy vyzname-
nan byl.
Vyznamenany professor, INA
my hnguista mluvf mezi inv
mi recmi tez cesky. Ma Prahu
vzdy rad 81 vzpomfna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-04-09

II. l.. Mencken, Baltimoran,
spisovatel a redaktors znameho
mesicnlku American Mercu-
ry'', zatcen byl V pondel1 v Bo-
stonu, Mass, kdyz tam zajel,
ably Sc dal zatknouti pro pro-
del sveho mes1cn1ku, ktery tam
nemilost upadl u jistych kru-
hi sdruzenych v New Eng
land Watch and Ward" spo-
lecnosti, j1z tam V cele stoj1 je-
il sekretar, j. Frank Chase,
ktery zvlaste Sc rozc1lil proti
Menckenovi, kdyz v mes1cn1ku
uverejnil kriticky clanek Her
berta Ashbury 'Hatrack'', V
nemz tento p1se prostituci
rad1c1 v mens1ch americkych
mestech. Mencken, kdyz me-
s1cn1k jeho V Bostonu zakazan
byl, po porade S dvema pravn1-
ky V pondel1 wal 81 tam povo-
len1 ku "pedlovan1'', Gill pro-
davan1 vseho mozneho krone:
ryb, ovoce a zeleniny a pax S
naruc1 plnou mes1cn1k1 roze-
hnal Sc ma zivy roh Bostonu
Boston Comon', kde "a KRAFT
ko obklopen byl zastupem ci-
tajlcfm tis1ce. Pul dolary a
dolary pocaly Sc sypati ma
Menckena "a mesfcn1k. Memo
ken odeprel tyto brati, ale roz-
daval pokud nepfihnala Sc po-
licie pokud zasoba mes1cn1ku
stacila a sekretar Chase, jemuz
"a padesat cent? Mencken O.
chotne svdj mes1cn1k prodal.
Po prodeji Mencken zatcen a
skrze zastupy doveden ku po-
licejn1mu soudu, kde po slozen1
zaruky $1,000 propulsion byl ma
prozatimn1 svobodu.
Proti Menckenovi podana
byla zaloba, re prodaval lite
raturu zrejme smerujic1 ma
kazen1 mravG mladeze".
V teze dob6 pravn1 zastupci
Menckena podali u tamn1ho
vladn1ho soudu protizalobu ma
spolecnost Watch and Ward"
a ma jej1ho sekretare, Chase.
V protizalobe Sc uvad1, re me-
s1cn1k American Mercury"
vydavan jest pro osoby zaj1ma-
j1c1 Sc o uvazovan1 vefejnych
otazek zahrnuje V to nabozen-
stv1, zakony, vladu, filosofii a
literaturu",
ze nyn1 Mencken rozproda
spousty sveho mes1cnlku po A
mefice, jest jisto. Reklama co
nejvets1 jest hotova,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-04-09

Dor ami pres leto nebude leniti,
a pTipravl vam zat1m ku pro-
vedeni ty nejleps1 hry jake jen
bude lie ziskati. Zat1m Sc MI
zete ovsem jenom tesit, pax
nam to bude alespofl vsem mi
lejsi. F. Bouda.
= Sbor Katolickych Sokolu
c. 3, K. j. S. hostiti bude tyto
dny We stredu SVEN vazeneho
pana byvaleho dlouholeteho
redaktora casopisu Katollk,ny-
nj predseda K. j. Sokol Jana
w. Vollera z Cicero, H., ktery
zavlta do Baltimore v sobotu
vecer. V nedeli rano pristoupi
sc sborem spolecne ku stolu
Pane pri msi sv. o pdl osme,
ktera slouzena bude "a v Panu
zesnuleho byvaleho protekto-
ra Kat. Jed. Sokol Monsignora
Jana Vranka. Po msi sv. sbor
bude mfti spolecne snfdanl V
doleis1 skolnf m1stnosti, kde
pfedseda ku Sboru promluvl.
Odpoledne 1castni Sc svecen1
Katolicke Budovy. V pondeh
prohledne 81 Baltimore, vecer
pax promluv1 pri slavnostn1m
banketu. V 1tery nekolika
znanymi prohledne 81 Washing
ton. We stredu, IA. dubna prf-
tomen bude verejneho cvicen1
a plesu Kat SokolG. Odtud
hodla zajeti do New Yorku
mezi Kat. Orli. Prejeme aby
Sc panu J. Vollerovi mezi nami
l1bilo. Josef Vonasek.
Jiz v nedeli, IL. dubna
Dramaticky odbor Del. Vzdel.
spolku "Pokrok" sehraje diva
deln1 pTedstaven1 "Dobracek
svec", veselohru Sc zpevy 0 3
jednan1ch. Napsal F. Hlavaty
Pevne verime re milovn1ci pek-
ne zabavy a divadla Sc dostav1
We velkem poctu do Delnickeho
Domu. Zacatek We 3 hod. odp.
Vstup volny. Rezii vede S. E.
Slapak. Unlova hudba S. C.
Maska obyesel1 pritomne. Ma
sleduj1ci ucinkuj1: B. Jel1-
mex, R. Gabrielova, j. Bernar-
tova, j. Picek, j. silhan, J. Ma
touSnL r rincih,1o X KlirooS
M. Govagnola, A. Picek, j. Ri
ha, Ad. Klimes, M. Krsova, E.
Lapackova, NIL, K. Kudrna, B.
Petr, l.. Matouskova, j. Kris, E.
Bernart, j. Koutn1k, And. Gin
cibusova, M. Krejclkova, A.
Kudrnova, M. Kozakova, F.
Cincibus, V. Picek.
V pflprave: - Ma oslavu
prvnlho maize jest drama ga
lujI'. Zab. vybor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-04-09
Budeme Ease paradovati pro
Jacksona?

Ma m6stske radnici a kolem
poc1na sc vic a vice ozyvati
hlas, re mayor Jackson ma VII
Ii pfi budouclch volbach ucha-
yeti Sc o znovuzvolenf "a ma
vora, Pratel6 jeho, kter1 den
ode dine pozoruj1, jak jeho le-
cent V Sheppard a Enoch Pratt
nemocnici dosud u mayora Sc
osvedcuji, poc1naj1 spekulova~
ii, ze by dobrym bylo, opet jej
dati ma volebnf listinu jako
kandidata. Mayor poslednf
diva tydny nekoik dn1 pra-
cuje pry cd rama do vecera ja-
ko parnf stroj a dodrzuje Il
rednf hodiny ze to jeho podr1-
zenym, kteTf pax tez must, ami
mnoho nechutna.
A pax! Mayor sam pry rekl
snad nekdy V patek, re Il
rad mayora nen1 pro lenocha
ami ze mayor ma ma rGzfch u
stlano. Ale: ''V ufadu je j
steho neco, CO mne k nemu ia.
hne", dodal mayor. Slova ta-
to pry nasvedcujf, re mayor
chce byti znovu kandidatem
protoze ''ho neco tahne". Ny
nj ovsem zalez1 ma tom, co re
kne Mahon a Kelly. Reknou-l
ano, pax budeme svedky no
vych parad a novych nadsen
pro Jacksona,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-04-09
Manzelka usmrcena, manzel
zranen We srazce.

Amelia Earle Dollinger, GA
rokd stara Hartford avenue,
byla v nedeli We srazce auto
mobilu s poulicn1 elektrickou
karou smrtelne zranena a man.
Eel jej1, ktery automobil rldil,
Charles Dollinger, tezce IRA
nen.
We srazce, jez udala Sc ma
Belair road a Parkside Drive,
oba manzele vyhozeni byli 2
automobile. Automobil nara
zem roztfiSteny vlecen byl ka-
rou do dalky asi SO stop nezli
tato zastavena byti mohla. 4
tficeti sed1c1ch osob kare
zranen nebyl nikdo.
Dollingerova asi "a tri hodi-
ny V nemocnici podlehla pora-
neni. Vedle. vnitrn1ch zranenl
byla il lebka rozrazena, Dol
lingerovi rozbita byla lebka a
prerazeno zebro. James Frank
lin, motorman kary, byl zatcen
a hned ma to propulsion ma pro-
zatimni svobodu az do soudnf-
no vysetren1.
Dollinger, jenz jest inspek-
torem dradovny Mechanical
Electrical Service, jel S auto
mobilem svym jizn1m smerem.
po Belair road. Kara jela tim
re smerem. Kdyz asi II stop
pred karou Dollinger vjel ma
koleje kary, aby pres tyto
pred karou prejel, nastala
srazka.
Stanislaus Chill, 35-lety
re S. Broadway, podlehl V ne
mocnici zranenf, jez utrpel,
kdyz padem ma dlazbu chodn1-
ku rozrazil 81 lebku. Chill, Wy
slouzilec z posledn1 valky, pa
dl, kdyz byl opily.
- Johana Jurisch, 47leta z
Clifton Park Place nebezpecne
popalena byla, kdyz saty ma nj
Sc vznaly u vyhr1vaj1c1ch ka-
men. Neil manzel hof1c1 ma
nj saty udusiti mohl, manzelka
tezce popalena byla.