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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-04-30
Koncert Kasparovy Hudebni
SkolY.

Druhy hudebni koncert a
Commencement KaSparovy
skoly odbyvan byl We stfedu
vecer, %. dubna v Osadn1 s1ni
sv. Vaclavske. Bohaty program
jak oznameno, byl pripraven a
tez bezvadne proveden az do
posledn1ho clsla. Prostorna
sin byla ten vecer takrka nabi-
ia obecenstvem, kteri prisli wy
slechnouti pokrok zakG "a u
plynuly rok. Vsechna clsla hu-
debnl, jakoz i zpevy a tance
byla vdecne prijmuta neb "a
kazdym nasledoval bourlivy
potlesk obecenstva. Druha cast
programu byla zachycena ra-
diovou stanici "WCAO" a Wy
s1lana ma vsechny strany, tax
re ii, kter1 Sc nemohli dostavit
osobne ma koncert, NELL prlle-
zitost vyslechnout jej v domo-
vech ma velkou vzdalenost. Ten
vecer zaroven obdrzeli ucitel-
ske certifikaty: pan Robert
Hyndman, z Houston, Texas,
ucitelsky certifikat z housli;
slecna Rose Leah Waterman 2
w ashington, D. c., pan Ru-
dolph F. Kilian z Baltimore,
Md, obdrzeli ucitelsky certifi-
kat piana. Koncert byl vre-
lie pfijat cd obecenstva kazdy
81 odnesl tn nejleps1 vzpomin-
ku tohoto vecera. Pan Jan w.
Kaspar ST tez zaslouzf plneho
uznan1 "a jeho namahu a pro-
veden1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-04-30
O'Connor chce Whittemore.

Richard Reese Whittemore,
jenz souzen byl v Buffalo pro
loupez, v n1z nekolik bandittl
ukradlo z obrneneho automobi-
lu $4,000 zastrelilo diva o.
zbrojene hlldace banky 20. rlj-
ma minuleho roku, nebyl od-
souzen, ponevac porota memo
hla sc dohOdnouti.
Baltimorsky statn1 navladni
pokus1 Sc dostati Whittemore
do Baltimore pred soud pro u
smrcen1 zalarn1ho hl1dace, Ro-
berta Holtmana, kdyz prchl z
Marylandske kaznice.
Doposud nen1 jisto, zdali v
Buffalo soud Whittemore ne
bude obnoven.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-04-30
Porazili truckem zed,
nezransni.

Tfi hosi - g., Z. a 10 rokn
start = Samuel Rusella, Mel
vim Ludwig a Neil Luray, roz-
pustilosti rozejeli V pondelf We
Ger tezky truck, ktery mimi Sc
rozejel po 100 bloku Watson
ulice, vrazil do 18 incd slime ci-
hlove zdi garaze, projel touto
do vnitr polovine sc zasta-
vii. zadny z hochG sed1cich v
trucku zranen nebyl. Straznfk
nezbedy zatkl, kdyz tito pro-
hl1zeli ST rozbitou zed.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-04-30
Osm set ucitelI nechce byti
cleny pensijnfho fondu.

Kolem 800 uciteld dosud o.
depfra stati Sc cleny noveho
mestskeho pensijnfho fondu.
Doposud jenom 2,400 uciteld
dalo Sc zanesti do fondu. No
w pokus ucinen bude ucitely
tyto zfskati fondu.
Do fondu dalo Sc dosud ien
velice malo hasicn zapsati.
Skorem vsichni jsou pro svuj
stary fond.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-04-30
Andrews bude riditi prohibicni
prepady We Washingtonu.

Edmud Budnitz, prohibicnf
administrator 6. distriktu sc ST.
diem V Baltimore, ztratil svoji
pravomoc mad Distriktem of
Columbia. Gen. Lincoln c.. An
dreWs, m1stosekretaf pokladny
a prohibicn1 diktator, oznamil,
re sam dohllzeti bude We Wa
shingtonu ma zachovavani pro-
hibice. Gerald P. Murphy, jenz
pod rlzen1m Budnitze dohl1-
Eel We Washingtonu' mad "a
chovavan1m prohibicnfch "a
konu, presazen byl do New
Yorku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-04-30
Osudna hra Sc sirkami.

Y sobotu rano smrtelne DO
palen byl sirkami A roxy starry
hoch, George A. McConville,
kdyz Cd hor1c1ch sirek vz1laly
Sc ma mem saty V dome jeho ro-
dlcu, c. Ia McPhail ulice.
V nemocnici hoch podlehl
popaleninam "a nekolik hodin
po nehode.
Dva tydny pred tim tentyz
hoch wat byl do nemocnice.
kdyz srazen byl automobilem
nedaleko domu svych rodicu.
Nekolik dn1 pc tom opet poslan
byl do nemocnice, aby tam le-
cen byl z opafen1, jez utrpel
prevrhnuv ma sebe hrnec va
Iic1 vodou.
= Anna A. Bell, 22 N. Ken
wood avenue popalena byla v
pondel1 vecer velice nebezpec-
ne, kdyz saty ma nj Sc vznaly
cd kamen We sklepe domu.
- Anna A. Bell v utery po-
dlehla popaleninam V nemoc-
nici.
Pfi hranf 81 ma druhem
poschod1 spadla sobotu ctyr-
leta Sylvia Shapiro Sc schodu
"a podlahu prVn1ho poschodl a
5ezce Sc zranila. Nehoda ode
hrala Sc dome, {. 2O13 West
wood avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-04-30
Pres sedm tisic pensijnim
fondu.

z 1850 mestskych urednf-
kd a zr1zenc6 do konce minu-
leho tydne vradeno bylo do
pensijnfho mestskeho fondu T.
068. Dals1ch 1000 pfipocteno
bude v tomto tydnu.
Vice nezli 1000 clend ha-
sicskeho odboru, kteff We sluz-
be byli pred 1. 1ednem tohoto
roku, odeprelo vstoupiti do
pensijnfho fondu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-04-30

Hrabanek SIS; FIR. Kilian 81;
Jan Stupka 81; K. Werner 81
Sbor Sokolek Sok. Jed. Blesk
$40; Jos. Vala So; Jar. Kocl
81; A. Sterba 81; A. Franc ST
S. Ouredn1k 81; S. Kaloch 81 !;
Alb. Hotsky 81; Karel Hajek
81; Jar. Hosek 81. Uhrnem
$56.5O. Drive kvitovano S179.
Celkem dosud $235.50.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-04-30
Pokousana ma obliceji a krku.
pSem.

Ma dvorku domu, {. 625 S.
Dallas ulice, pokousana byla V
nedeli tfi roxy stara Eleanore
Dinsmore, psem ma oblieeii a
krku. DIE vseho ditko bralo
kost psu. Pest Jest maietkem
babicky ditka. Stav dftka pro-
hlasen byl "a velice vazny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-04-30
Zbabslec hledan.

SN~OCN uON1 pau a.
la po automobilistovi, kterJ
zranll a bez osetreni nechal le-
zeti ma ceste 80 rok1 stareho
Augusta Joneski z Lansdowne
Joneski sci pres Washington
boulevard, kdyz srazen byl au-
tomobllem a lebka mu rozraze-
ma.
= Ma Frederick road media
leko Paradise avenue prevrhl
Sc kryty automobil. Mary a
Helen Blady z Washington. V
mem sed1cl, zraneny byly. Vic
tor Srlcky porezan byl sklem.
= Georgeovi Meyerberg, 80
roku staremu, rozbito bylo ko-
leno, kdyz motorcykle,na nemz
Jel srazll Sc ma rohu Howard a
Fayette ulic s automobilem
Waltera Briscoe.
Dyoulete ditko, Edith
Dole, stez1 vyvazlo zivotem V
nehode, jez zavinena byla OPT
lymi cernochy jedouc1mi ne
deli po Vincent ulici V busu.
Poole svedectv1 Irvinga M.
Scotia, ktery stal ma rohu Nc
Henry Vincent ulic, bus pri-
jel velikou rychlosti po Nc
Henry ulici prudce zahnul do
Vincent ulice. V prudke "a
tacce bus jedoucf jenom po je-
dne strane kol vrazil do chod-
nlku ma zapadn1 strane ulice
Cd chodn1ku odrazil Sc ma dru-
hou stranu ulice uhanel DO
chodnlku podel Dolleho domu.
Plnou silou vrazil do koGarku,
V nemz lezela 2leta Edith Dole
vyrazil tuto kocarku uha-
mel dale. Scott pustil Sc "a u
Jlzdejlclmi, ale tito "a kratko
z dozoru jeho. Jeden
z cernochu narazem vyhozen
byl busu ma uici. z teto ry-
chile vstal a rozbehl sc po Nc
Henry ulici. Ia nedlouho straz-
mix zatkl cernocha, Noah Hen
sena, % roxy stareho, ktery Sc
pax primal, re byl V busu. Po-
zdeji zatcen byl druhy cernoch
Herman Nash, "a roxy starry,
ktery pri vyslechu udal sjmeno
f1dice busu.
Dltku v nehode nestalo Sc mic.
kocarek, V nemz spalo a z ne
hoz vyhozeno bylo do ulice, byl
rozbit.
- sedesat diva roxy starry
Bernard Koch Beech avenue
prejet byl ma Washington bou-
levard nedeli neznamym au-
tomobilistou, ktery ujel aniz
pomoci zranenemu poskytl.
otarci pferazena byla tTi zebra.
Policie zj:stila cislo automobi-
III.
Jeden muz usmrcen byl
jinych zran6no, kdyz auto
nobil vracejfcf Sc do Baltimore
Holy Name Society parady
1e Frederick, nedaleko Ridge
Vile setkal sc osudnou neho-
1ou. Usmrcenym byl chodec,
John Belts z Ridgeville. Kdyz
automobil, rfzeny F. A. Cave
7em Ellicott City do neho
7razil, automobil Sc pfevratil
osob V mem sedfc1ch vice ne
20 meme poraneno bylo. Nej-
16fe zranena byla Bessie Dris-
coll, j1z pferazeno bylo leve
'ameno.
Kdyz cekal ma paradu spo-
ecnosti Holy Name, Rev. Eu-
gene Mcdonald z katolickeho
Sostela sv. 1gnace, utrpel Wy
kotn1ku ma noze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-04-30
Kerr ma osrl rokH.

Ma osm rokG do kaznice od-
souzen byl John M. Kerr pro
ponechanf 81 $4,000 2 Mer-
camille banky. Farrell, ienz O.
kradl banku vice nezli $780,
600, odsouzen byl ma IL roki
Oba byi dredn1ci banky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-04-30

William G. Conway, brzdar
B. & o. drahy nalezen byl V
sobotu rozdrceny pod koly
vagonu u Mount Glare dflen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-04-30
Pani vyboru ma odhady potre-
buji vy$si sluzne.


Kolem radnice nj pocfna
Sc ozyvati stesk ma b1dne platy
panu z mestskeho vyboru ma
odhady.
0 zvysenf plat1 jejich hlaso-
vati budou volici pri volbach v
kvetnu roku 1927, cfmz pani
vysvobozeni budou z nemile
jim jinak situace, ably 81 zvJse-
nj urcili sami pTi delanf rozpo-
ctu ma budouc1 rok. Totez spo-
lu zbavl rozpakG mayora Jack
soma, ably tento podepsal toto
zvysen1.
Kdyz pocalo Sc mluviti O spat-
nych platech clen1 vyboru ma
odhady a potrebe zvysiti tyto.
naVrzeno bylo, ably president
mestske rady, ktery zarove1l
jest presidentem vyboru ma Cd
hady, dostaval rocne mfsto
$4,000 pet tis1c dolard. Nest
skemu kontroloru zvysen byti
by mel plat re $4,000 ma osm
tlslc dolaru rocne, mestskemu
solicitoru re $4,000 ma $4,000
nebo $500, vrchnfmu inzen
ru re $500 ma $4,000 rocne
Pro mayora, pateho to cley q
vyboru ma odhady, pry IT,
bude zvysiti jeho ro1nl
$4,000 ma $4,000 nebo
900 rocne.
Toto tazenf ma mestskou @
kladnu zastaveno bylo sv
easem, kdyz ozvala sc rada i
nych protestG.
Ably "cernoch nyni
byr', jde Sc ma zvysenf cE
j. Zvysen1 narfdf Sc vol
pro odhlasovan1 pri budo1
volbach vse bude ia
to "vyblejskne'.
ze ovsem clenovS
odhady - majlci
zbyt krone svelo
nemaji nekolik miz
lard pro zvyseni plat1 ub
mestskym zr1zencdm ma L
clch jinde pracuj1c1m =
at 81 volici nelamou hlavy.
Moudrejsf .nezi nv re
pravdiva slova:: "Kdo ma. TO-
mu bude pridano, kdo meme
tomu bude ubrano."
Aby Sc nereklo, mayo
zamyslf zvysiti plat
skych zfizencd, kterf RI
ne nez1i $1,000 roGnS
ze nynf jest vhodn8
dozadovati Sc zvysenf al
Jest nesporno. Jest pred
6ami. ze "a nejaky dollar z
SEMI Sc bude veseleji voliti
nesporno. Krone cienu 20
nj straze, jest ma platebnf
ske listine asi 11,O0O m
zen. Jedenact tisfc hIasf
volbach jiz neco vazf, re ar
ak je tn ma 1900 muz1 v NJ
zarenskem odboru a 1900
'dboru, kde placeny jsou q
II mzdy.
John A. slowik, NESTS
znihovnfk, takto Glen PolsE6
'bce, rekl zrejme, ze nebude
'e uchazeti O trad soudnfho
dokud mu nereknou
ak udelati Mahon a Kelly. Re-
Il: " politice jsem jiz 23 rolG
! vzdy jsem byl organisasnf
20 vddcove chtejf, chcf i ia
Amen! At zije osobnf svoho
la!
New Britain herald., 1926-06-25
Household Articles

SEED COEN-SWoepsta stakes, Leaning, EU- reka. Red Cob Enslnge and LonGfel!oW Flint $. r. Strople. 1s5 Park St.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-25

MAPLE ST, 269--a and room tenements. all modern improvements, good loca- tiou, central Inquire 1st floor MAPLE H1LL-4 Johnson St. room tenement, hot water heat, screens, shades furnished, SOUTH END-5 room tenement to rent, Phone 3062-o. WASITINGTON ST. 3G0--j room tenement, 2rd floor. Inquire End floor.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-25
Wanted-Articles To Buy

while you walt and in your OVID presence at l. Resnick'a $40 Main St. opp. Commercial St.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-25
Building Lots For Sale

buliulHS LOtS UT Sdle ol ARCH sT-Business property present in- come better than 9cs. Short lease. Easy terms. II. r. Christensen. Phone 1St7. 1s5 Main st.
 BUILDING LOTs-Plainville, Plnehurst Manor carefully restricted, all couven- fences. Prices reasonable and terms easy. The John Cooke Co.,. Neri Block. Planville. Phone S66-3
 BUILDING LOTS-Choice building lots in all parts ot the city, ranging in price from $500 up. Eosy terms. Carlson x Carlson. 163 Main st. Tel 1877. CITY AVE Building lot 75x93. Inquire F., J. Bresaw, 227 Chestnut St, City. CORNER BUILDING LOT-on Jerome St. near West Main St. pavement on both streets, Reasonable For information Tel. 1898. 10S Black Rock Ave. HENRY ST. lots 6Ox150 ft. Price req sonabe. Terms to suit your couven- ience, The w. L. Hatch Co.,, City Hall Bldg.
 WEST END--DesIrable lots on following streets. Adams, Steele. Hart, Lincoln. West End Ave, Corhln Ave. Monroe. Coolidge, Harding. Terms reasonable. The W. L. Hatch Co.,. City Hall.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-25

AUTO ENPRESS-and delivery. AshsB removed. c. F. Twining. Long St. Phone SS80.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-25
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tenemcnts (

l MONROE ST. 65-4 room apartment all l modern Improvements, screens furnished, l new block, heat furnished in winter. Apply on premises.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-25
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For salt

NEAR HART sT-New cottage, all mod ern. Price reasona ble. P. DeNuzZe. S4 Spring st. Phone 23lS-2.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-25
FINANCIAL

Money To Loan 4S
 A SIMPLE
 PRETTY WEDDING A simple. pretty wedding is often made possible by Beneficial loan.
 WE LEND UP TO $500
 TO HOUSEhEEPERS Note the easy repayment terms made possible by our new scientific schedule: s monthly, plus lawful interest, repays SG0, s75 or s1OO cash loan. $ monthly, plus lawful interest, repays S90 or $l2O cash loan. S7 monthly, plus lawful interest repays SlO5 or $40 cash loan. SS monthly. plus lawful interest, repays Sl6O cash loan. StO monthly plus lawful interest, repays $900 cash loan. :15 monthly plus lawful interest, repays $500 cash loan.
 BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY go w. MAIN ST, RAPHAEL BLDG. PHONE 1-9-4-3. ROOM 1O1. OPEN to $50, SATURDAYS to 1. Licensed by the State and Bonded to the
 Public.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-25
MERCHANDISE
Wanted-Articles To Buy

JUEk-of all dds bought. Highest prices paid for rags, lapers and maga- zines. r. Goldman, l17 Willow St. PhouA 6S7.S
New Britain herald., 1926-06-25

BEFORE YOU sBLL--youT furniture or stove, 1t will pay you to call Peter Jacobs. Tel. 1888. s2i D. Main St.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-25
MERCHANDISE
Household Articles

chair, sanitary couch drop leaf table. 20l Glen St., crd flnnr- rLnLt.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-25
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms For Sale

TARMS-We have some very choice farms in the vicinity of Berlin, Newington and Plaiuville. If you are considering to buy farm at 8 reasonable price see us first. Carlson & Carlson. I63 Main st, Tel. 1877.
 VILLAGE FARM--tor sale, near New Britain, room house, newly painted, cement cellar g acres ttllable land. good well, new chicken coops for i5J0, new barn. Farm tools and machinery. F arre ripe strawberries, immediate pos session for S1.Q00 down. Good trauspor- ratlon accommodations. Address Farm E.y .H-L Herald
New Britain herald., 1926-06-25
ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Rooms For Rent

ARCH ST, 245-- Newly furnished front
 room. board f desired. Mrs. Powers ARCH ST. 5Q5-Furuished front rooms. all
 -.El Ll-nr-.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-25

NEWLY FURNISHED APARTMENT-fo the summer or longer If desired, Pleas ant location Piano and vlutrola. Write Box 16-Ci Herald.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-25
Houses For Sale

BELVIpERE-Carlton St. family house. all improvements, nearly new. Price Ss2of. Small cash. P. DeNuzze S4 SprLnE St. Phone ea1S-g
New Britain herald., 1926-06-25
EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

and foxtrot. Private instruction, lessons S5. Miss Nj. Stein haus. studio, United Bldg. Room 2l1. Phone 3UA2-4.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-25

BLACK WALNUT-seors gary kitchen
 table. etc. Call between and s D. m.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-25

POINT O WOODS-For sale or rent, cot tage of rooms and bath. electric lights, screened porch, garage. J. Osterlund. 651 Nethersfield Ave Hartford, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-25
Merchandise At the Stores

TRUNKS bags and suitcasss Of hiSh quality. Big variety at unuvually loE prices Ars Shirt Shop. 29S Main g..
 CAMPING GOOpS--Cots at $2.9J, blankets at sgc., up. Stoves. tents, kuapsack and every other item you will use OH your trip at prices far below those existing elsewhere. hrs Original Army tI Navy Store, 56 Church St, Opp. Herald Office.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-25
EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wsnted-women

YOUNG GIRL-dcsires position, during summer. doing light housework and talk Ing care of children. Inquire PIP Bur rltt St.
 YOUNG GIRL-wishes position during summer months. Willing to do any kind of work. Phone 6G3-4.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-25

PROSPECT ST, 54-6 room tenement, 30d
 floor all improvements. Tel 333S-J. Apply lst floor.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-25

FURNITURE-and piano moving: general trucking of all kinds. Geo. Il. smedley. 6s Bassett St. Phone E5t-7.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-25
Vacation Places For Rent :
Suburban For Rent
Vacation Places For Rent

iBAYyIEW. MTLF0RD-S6oTa cottage for rent, rooms all Improvements. by week month or season. Phone 6Sl-l2, New Britain
New Britain herald., 1926-06-25

MAIN ST.--3 rooms. all modern improve
 ments, steam heated. Rent $50. Call
New Britain herald., 1926-06-25

PUTNAM ST, 123--4 room tenement. all lmnrovamnnts new block. Phone 406-4.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-25

A. ROpINSKY-psSs the highest prices for magazines, pa pers. rags and turni. ture. 34 Talcou sL Phone 3S07-l5. Bought and sold Best prices paid for End hand furniture good End hand and new furniture for sale. Feigeubaum & zeldes. g Hartford Ave Phone J5s-5.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-25
Vacationists Wanted
Building and Business Property 50

OCEAN BEACH, NEW LONDON-CoIoniaI House, Rooms by day or week Under new management. Mrs. F. T. GIL
New Britain herald., 1926-06-25

SEVEN room house with all Improvements and factory containing about 4,700 feet floor space with shafting and pulley, 10 horsepower engine. Must be sold at once. A bargain. Aaron DanIelson & CumpaEv. l2l Main St. city.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-25

LINWOOD ST, 240-6 room tenement. ali improvements, new house. Apply 2nd floor or A Pinkus. Opt!cian, 800 Main St.
The Coconino sun., 1926-11-05

Removal sale-Will soon be NOV
ing into my new shop and have -Dlac-
ed on sale my entire stock of fall and
winter hats. Stamped goods at great
reductions. Mrs. Mertz' shop.
Miss Katie Bean and her mother,
Mrs. Anna Bean, returned Saturday
night from the Verde Valley where
they went on horseback ten days ago
for visits with their cousins, Mrs.
M. |. Jackson and Mrs Bart Ritter.
They left the saddle ponies for the
winter
Hend .rson Warnock and George
See, the latter deputy state game
warden, while trailing a camping par
ty which had been killing docs and
fawns, came upon a beautiful sight
near Kendrick mountain just before
dawn one morning. They watched
for long time a band Of = does, a
big buck and five little fawns, the
latter frisking md playiuliy butting
one another about.
The Coconino sun., 1926-11-05
TEACHERS TAKE ON TOUGH
BUNCH TOMORROW AT LOS.
ANGELES AGAINST LOYOLA

Flagstaff Teachers college eleven
has the toughest game of this sea-
son Saturday at Los Angeles, where
it meets the strong Loyola college
eleven, one of the star aggregations
of the California conference. It will
be the first game between these col
leges. The occasion is LQyola's home
coming day The boys, In charge of
Coach Lynch leave here tonight on a
special Pullman on No. z.
Loyola has not been defeated this
year. Flagstaff goes the coast school
one better for its goal line has not
been crossed this season. Loyola held
Occidental to a to 7 tie, defeated
Redlands IA to 0. The University of
Southern California freshmen are
still smarting under a 13 to 10 be-
ing handed to them by the Lions.
The Santa Barbara teachers were
smothered by the Catholic institu-
ton % to 0.
Whether the teams met by Flag
staff can be placed in the same cate
CORY as those played by Loyola col
lege is conjecture. 1t is believed by
The Coconino sun., 1926-11-05
NATIONAL EDUCATION
In FLAGSTAFF SCHOOLS

November Z to 13 has been set
aside by the federal bureau of edu-
cation as American Education week.
1t is jointly sponsored by the Ma
tional Education association. The
American Legion, the Daughters Of
the Republic and the American Bar
association.
The object Of this movement, as
conceived by these various crganiza-
tions is to focus the attention of the
citizenry of this country upon Ideal
of schools, open to all, good enough
for all and attended by alp as a po-
tent factor in our modern civilization.
It is the one time during the year
when the entire nation is given an
opportunity to visit the schools and
take stock of its products.
Ilagstaff city schools will observe
this week. Special programs will be
given at the various schools as fol-
,, lows:
1. The Flagstaff high school will
hold night classes on Tuesday even
/ ing, November 9 at 7:30. Parents
and friends of the school will be CIV
! ell oil OppOl bulttCy w WtIAAS0S ~
class room work. Immediately fol-
lowing the schedule of classes, the
pupils will give an interesting pro-
gram in the auditorium. The whole
object of this evenings performance
| is to demonstrate the actual work OF
the pupils. At 2:t5 p. IN. Wednesday
| November 10, an Armistice day pro-
gram will be given at the high school
auditorium.
2. Emerson school
a. On Tuesday, November 8 at
10:3O a. m. kindergarten and lower
grades will give their program at
2:3O D. m. Wednesday, November 10
the upper grade pupils give an Ar
mistice day program.
3. Brannen school.
a. Brief programs on Education
week each morning and an Armistice
day program on Wednesday afternoon
at 1880.
a. Miss Wilson at the colored
school will commemorate Education
week by special programs.
The public is cordially invited to
attend these functions. We urge the
attendance of parents who have pu-
pills in the various schools.
The Coconino sun., 1926-11-05
PRESCOTT ROTARIANS TO
PUT ON PROGRAM HERE

Pat Moran pinch-ait fo~ Ray Bah
bitt at Tue sday's R)t;sry meeting,
arranging ard condu citing the pre-
gram, Ray l aving pom to Tucson.
Tat had fine program and rresiScd
with genial dignity
President Ed Mlli.r was back ana
got an enthusiastic hand when ne
r'ared up N his hind feet to open The
meeting. He lnoks ani feels a lot
better since his months vacation.
The progran n was almost entirely
Rotary. 6. Y. wilson read an aldless
on the new sixth object of Rotary
international world wide friendship
and good will. John 2. Thomas read
one on the uses Of first names among
Rotary members. Joe r. Wilson's
topic was attendance at Rotary meet
ings.
Tom Mccullough reported on the
recent inter-city meeting at Pres
colt last Friday when Flagstaff Ro-
tarians put on their program. He
pulled a lot of imprimptu fun at the
expense of those who went from
here, especially aiming at |. B. Koch
with whom he rode to the mile-high
city.
Tom highly complimented all who
took part in the program there-Mr.
Koch, who presided; Miss Whetzel,
whose original songs were encored;
Mrs. Grady Gammage, who gave a
reading and then had to give two
more; Grady Gammage, who made a
talk that according to all accounts
was especially good; Tom Bellwood,
whose song was encored; and Fred
Breen, who made humorous talk
Tom announced that the Prescott
Ratrians will be here November 10
and put on program for US.
Mr.. Koch suggested special vote
of thanks to those who had helped
him with the program, and it was
given
Senator Charles B. Hamilton, oper-
ator of the Hamilton hotel chain, said
he found the new building is going
ahead in fine shape, with not dol
lar wasted; that the furnishing will
be the best to be had and in keeping
with the building. He highly compli-
mented l., B. Koch, chairman of hotel
committees and head of the hotel or
ganization since it came into being
| for the hard, unselfish work he had
done and is doing. He then introduc-
ed his brother, Jimmie Hamilton.
Those who went to Prescott Friday
were: Mr. and Mrs. Gammage, DIR.
and Mrs. Fronske, Mr. and Mrs. R.
NJ. Gassman, Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Gass-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Breen, Miss
Whetzel, Mrs. May Benjamin Moran,
Mr.. Koch, Mr.. Mccullough, Mr.. Bell
wood, Billy Switzer and Ralph Davis.
President Miller appointed Tom
Mccullough on the resolutions COM
mittee, VIC Watson on the fellowship
committee and C. B. Wilson, chair
man, and Grady Gammage and Del
Strong on the sixth object commit
! tee.
The cigars smoked were in honor
of a recent birthday George Herring
j ton acknowledges.
Guests: Miss Whetzel, the Messrs.
Hamilton, Clark Granting, M. l. Pow
ers, A. j. Ross of Los Angeles and
j. E. Brolsma of Los Angeles.