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The Washington times., 1926-09-24
By Chas. A. L. Reed, Md

THE annual reopening Of the
= schools marks a time when
your children will be subject to
epidemic possibilities arising in
the schools and the schools will be
The Washington times., 1926-09-24
The Action So Far

Sergeant David Northwest Mounted Police sent
out to bring back dead alive Black Roger OF
while himself attacked
mysterious badly wounded He looks up to dark
bending he
hair and with light
hair bandaged and his water pail
daraired girl makes him think OF Car
min Fanhet whose brother had caused be hanged The girl
who bandged his head back and with the help OF Bateese
freed takes him in and after telling him that her name
IN Jeanne MaAnne Boan declares that she the who tried
to KIN him They transport him to cabin batteau
Cagan falls like He dreams he hears
calling standing
By him that Indian doctor has saved his e He tries
kill him then
and what relation is o BouIain.
NOLO, Go on With the Story
The Washington times., 1926-09-24
3 Diana of the Woods Drew Closer to Carrigan.

brush warbler singing at the end
of it's birch twig to give him
courage. It must have been be-
cause OF her throat, white and
soft, which he saw pulsing like
The Washington times., 1926-09-24
Music From, AcOrIas

INDIAN California have been using for years
musical instrument The nuts are strung
together according and the playing done with the teeth
and the fingers of both hands.
The Washington times., 1926-09-24

came over her change as sud!
den as the passing Of light itself.
It was as IL thing she was hid.
ing had broken beyond her control
for an instant and had betrayed
her. The gesture died. The glow
The Washington times., 1926-09-24
ShodOuU Burglar Harm

scientist has perfected RADIO pup San
n fitted burglar and made 70 operate wnn mere
shadow passes before it. The presence o. an - ~ =
the tube enough to it to sound Warning
Evening star., 1926-05-13
LAND OWNER SEEKS
zON|NC INJUNCTION
Declares Commissioners
Ignored Regulations in Per-
mitting Apartment House.

Arthur Carr, owner of property in
the vicinity of Wisconsin avenue and
Woodley road, has filed suit against
the District Commissioners, John w.
Oehmann, inspector of buildings, ana
Burdette Stryker, owner OF property
at the corner of the two thorough
fares. He asks mandatory lnJunc-
tion against the District officials to
compel them to execute the orders or
the Zoning Commission and to re
woke a permit to Stryker to proceed
with the erection of an apartment on
lot 40 in square 1920. as though the
building were being erected on cor
ner lot.
Carr says Stryker subdivided the
property at the corner of Woodley
road and Wisconsin avenue into lots
80 and 48. with the latter an inside
lot on Woodley road. Work on the
apartment authorized to be erected
on lot 48 proceeded until Carr noticed
that one of the walls approached
within 5 feet of the line of the lot
when there should be under the Zon-
ing regulations 10 feet. AS the owner
of adjoining property, he claimed. his
interest was affected adversely by the
alleged violation and he reported to
the Zoning Commission, which. he
says, admitted the violation, but did
not order a change. Later, he says,
Stryker was permitted again to re-
subdivide his holdings so as to make
one corner lot known as No. SO to
include both lots 4S and 40, and was
given permit to continue the erec-
tion of the apartment under regula-
tions governing buildings on a corner.
Through Attorney Patrick II. Lough-
ran, the plaintiff says this attempt to
resubdivide is illegal and the granting
of the permit hereunder a nullity.
The law requires the Commissioners.
he says, TO carry out the orders of the
Zoning Commission which he declares
they have failed to do.
Evening star., 1926-05-13
Signal Officer Changed.

Capt. George w. Gering, Signal
Corps, at the University of Illinois,
Urbana, has been ordered to this city
for duty in the office of the chief
signal officer, War Department.
Evening star., 1926-05-13
CONDUIT ROAD MEASURE
GIVEN o. K. BY HOUSE
Passes Bill Transferring Jurisdic-
ton Over Highway From Federal
to District Government.

The House Yesterday passed the bill
recommended by the War Department
which provides for transfer of juris-
diction over the Conduit road in the
District of Columbia to the District
Commissioners.
The 19-foot strip down the center of
the road, which the bill proposes to
reserve to the War Department, is
believed to be all that will be needed
for the maintenance, repair and pro-
lection Of the aqueduct tunnel. for
which the War Department is re-
sponsible.
1t was emphasized that the Conduit
road is in fact a public highway
through section where development
is rapid. The road was built origin
ally for the purpose Of maintaining
and repairing the aqueduct and the
cost of maintaining it has been
charged to water revenue of the Dis
trict of Columbia. The Secretary of
War reported that since the Conduit
road at the present time is a public
highway, it is but fair that it be put
on the same basis as other streets of
the city.
Evening star., 1926-05-13
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

National-'Thank-U comedy. at
500 pm.
Wardman Park-"Some Baby" COM
edy, at $50 pm.
Keith's-Irene Franklin, vaudeville,
at 2:15 and 8:15 pm.
Earle-Clara Kimball Young. vau-
deville. continuous from 80 to IL
pm.
Metropolitan-"Mlle. Modiste," at
11:40 am, 1870, 3;45, 5:35, 7:45 and
9:55 pm.
CoIumbia-'The Blind Goddess" at
1920 am, 1:20, 1925, $50, 1880 and
$40 pm.
RialtO-"The Still Alarm" at 11:3O
am. 1:30, $40. $50. 7:40 and $40 p m.
Palace-'Let's Get Married." at
1925 am. 1:25, 3:35, 5:35, 1885 and
s:45 pm.
TivoliL"soul Mates" at 2, 3:45,
5;25, 7:20 and $50 pm.
Ambassador-"The Eagle" at Sis,
and 9:40 pm.
Central-"The Sap" at 1890, 2,
$50. 5, $50, 8 and $40 pm.
Strand Morals for Men," at 1920
am, 1880, 2:20, $50, $50, $50, S:20
and $50 pm.
Mutual-"Johnstow Flood" contin-
uous from II am. TO IL pm.
Lincoln (cOlOred)-"S Sandy" continu
Gus from to IL pm.
Evening star., 1926-05-13
NURSE SUES ON POLICY.

Declares She Was Discharged From
Army and Is Totally Disabled.
Stella A. H. Ricketts,, a former Army
Corps nurse, yesterday sued the
United States for So. 900 alleged to he
Evening star., 1926-05-13
Court Holds Dog Has Certain Rights
To Bark, But Should Not Be Nuisance

night. inasmuch as he was locked up
in the cellar.
II think this is q. case for arbitra-
tion," Judge Mcmahon commented.
"Unquestionably dog has certain
rights and may be allowed to mark
sometimes. The noise Of the children
probably caused his barking. but II
the dog howled at the moon 1t would
not be sufficient to say that II the
moon was removed the dog would
not bark.
"If the defendant will in the fu-
ture lock the dog up in his cellar
while the tired business man home
ward makes his way, l will take the
defendants personal bond"
Chamberlain agreed to suppress
his dogs barking by locking him up
and was allowed to leave the court.
Evening star., 1926-05-13

due her under a war risk insurance
policy. She says she enlisted March
%, 1918, and was granted a policy
Of insurance April IL, 1918 for
$4,000 payable in monthly Install
ments in case Of total disability. July
II, 1921, she tells the court, she was
honorably discharged suffering from
Is distinct ailments, and is totally
disabled. Attorney Robert H. McNeill
appears for the plaintiff,
Evening star., 1926-05-13

The barking of Prince, a year-old
airedale. who resides at the home of
his master, Lewis L. Chamberlain,
1918 Thirteenth street, brought 10
neighbors into Police Court yesterday
as witnesses and resulted in the own
er's personal bond being taken by
Judge John p. Mcmahon.
1t was testified that the dog barked
necessarily between the hours of 3
and o'clock each evening and inter
fered to a great extent with the diges-
ton of the tired business man at his
evening meal.
1t was also brought out that the
dogs barking was caused by children
playing in the alley adjoining his
habitat in the backyard. The dog
was said, however, to be quiet at
Evening star., 1926-05-13
TENANT ASKS $4,000.
Declares Wall of Building Col
lapsed Due to Lack Of Repairs.

Suit to recover $4,000 damages
was filed yesterday in the District
Supreme Court by Frank Holiday
against Mrs. Ella NJ. Kolipinski,
executrix of the estate of Louis
kolipinski and Joseph A. Hayden.
The plaintiff says he rented premises
624.626 T street from Hayden as agent
for the estate to be used as pool
room, store and residence. June 8
last. he says. portion of the back
wall of the building began to bulge
and he notified the agent. but no re-
pairs were made and the constant
flow of rain water weakened the
building. he says. caused the wall to
collapse and destroyed his business.
Attorney J. H. Halper appears for the
plaintiff.
Evening star., 1926-05-13
Ordered to California.

Maj. George A. Sanford, Infantry.
at the Army War College, Washing
ton Barracks. has been detailed to
Pomona College, Claremont, Calf.
If you need work. read the want
columns Of The Star.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-26
Vejce vynaty z predlohy.

Vybor m6stske rady v bour-
livem SVEN zasedanl pondeli
vyhodil Z predlohy chladIr-
mach vejce a zaradiDdo teto je-
nom dr1bez.
President odvolaciho zdano-
vaciho soudu Hecht, byl spolu
advokatem obchodniku, kterl
zuby nehty brani Sc predloze,
ponevac podle nj nemohli by
mas krmiti starou, dobre "ulo-
zenou" drGbez1 a podobnym.
Charles Fowler re sdruzeni
hospodyn podrobila ostre kriti-
ce Hechta pro hajen1 obchod-
Mkt &C je mestskym placenym
zfizencem. Hecht hail Sc, re
to vse mdze jiti.
Protivnlci zahrnuti vajec do
predlohy 70 chladirnach nami-
tall, re oznacen1 kazdeho vejce
kdy toto bylo dano do chladir-
ny, vyzadalo by mnoho casu a
penez. Jakmile toto vybor "a
slechl, honem "vejce vyhodil. ;"
- Mestska rada v pondeli
znovu Sc ujala ubohe Red &C"
gasolinove spolecnosti, jez pro-
.jektuje zohyzditi >okoll bloku
1900 Maryland avenue gasoll-
novou nadrzkou. Ably predlo-
ze mic zleho vyborem ma odha-
dy Sc neprihodilo, m6stska ra-
kda vzala il op6t z rukou mayo
ra posflila il novym dodat-
KEN ma cestu jejiho putovan1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-26
Sto dvacet pet kandidatI
hasicstvi.

.Mezi 125 kandidaty hasic-
ske sluzby komise nalezla jed
noho, jenz svym casem mel O.
pletan1 S polici1 ohledne danl
falesneho alarmu. Jmeno je-
no re seznamu pc vysetrenl to-
hoto skrtnuto bylo. Pozaren-
sky vybor peclive vyb1ra 81 L.
pine schopne do sluzby, do nlz
O zadately nouze nenf. V prv-
MIN roce sluzby hasici dosta-
vaj1 $1,000.
Zadatele must byti We star
Cd 21 do 35 rokI, ne meme ne
Iii 5 stop z incG- a ne vyssl 6
stop a 2 ince - nesm1 byti leh-
Sci nezli 40 liber a ne tezs1 nez-
Ii 185 liber. Kazdy must bytl
+registrovany volic atd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-26
Porota pokarana.

Soudce Robert Moss v Anna
polls pokaral porotu v Ellicott
City, kdyz propustila ma svobo-
du Roberta Belta z Baltimore,
jenz zatcen byl pro prepadeni
Josepha Directora z Overlook
V Anne Arundel okresu a okra-
deni jej o $3.50. Director Bel
tenn prepaden byl 10. cervence
kolem pdl druhe hodiny v noci
We SVEN zavodu gasolfnem
Belt tfi mlad1ci jej provazej1-
CT revolvery ruce prinutili
Directora vydati jim vsechny
sve pen1ze.
Belt uveznen byl v Carlisle,
Ia, kde dopustil Sc noveho
banditstvl.
Belt souzen byl porotou a
touto osvobozen v Ellicott Ci-
ty. Belt Sc hail, re v dobe,
pTepadu byl We Filadelfii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-26
Ease neco re zasle slavy.

Baltimore nemuze Sc pochlu-
biti nejakym zazracnym otev1-
.raeem ustric. Ano, pred lety,
vse bylo jine, nar1kaj1 tax a
podobne ii, kter1 mysl1, re dnes
cely svet jde ma cimpr cam
PR a re zadny z tech mladych
nestoj1 "a fajfku tabaku.
Ano, ii stars1, tt to znali, tt to
.znajl, co Wy, mladsi!
Tenkrat, kdyz ma svetes byli
saaa11 ande1e, v divadelni budo-
We ma Front ulici trikrate a tre-
ba az Gtyrikrate do roka poTa-
dany .byly zapasy otv1rac1 u
stric. NejlepH dostaval str1br-
ne 'hodinky anebo SIS We zlate,
Johnnie Montague otevrel tolik
ustric, re cenami zahrnut byl
jakoby mel nejakou zastavar-
nu. A co Johnnie! Ten jeste
mic nebyl. Ale. Mike Hardec-
ker, ten byl! Kdyz on Sc pus-
til do otev1ran1 ustric, meli CO
delati oddelati sedadla z diva
dla, ably kan bylo hazeti sko-
Tapky.
A co Pigeon Alderman! On
otev1ral ustrice tax rychle, re
"a hodinu otevrel jich tolik, ze
tTeba bylo patnact kar ably sko-
Tapky u divadla odvezeny by
tt molly. Kan Sc skrabete, Wy
dneSnf!
Ia nas1ch starych dob, to to
chodilo
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-26
mayor Sc nskdy zapomene.

V horke debate 1terniho "a
sedan1 vyboru ma odhady ozva-
ly Sc vykriky protestu, lomozu
a plskanl re stran obchodnik1
kterl PROFESSIONAL prot uloze-
nym DAMN. Vice neil 200 O.
sob pfitomno bylo jednani. Pr
vn1 srazka odehrala Sc, kdyz
Albert Diggs, protestujici protl
DAMN, pocal klasti otazky vo-
darenskemu inzenyru mad da-
nj ohledne kropiciho aparatu.
Mayor zapalil sc a rekl Diggso-
vi, ably mlcel. Diggs stichl.
PAX ma fadu prisel Ira c..
Hoagland, jenz tazal Sc, zdali
by Sc mohl otazati vodarenske-
no inzenyra a hned pocal O.
tazkami. Mayor rudl rudl a
pax Sc zostra otazal: "A koho
zde zastupujete?"
"Jsem zde "a Baltimorskou
obchodn1 komoru", odpovedel
otazany.
"A ia take vim, re zastupu-
jete krop1cf system. Nen1 to
tax? opet zostra otazal Sc ma
yor.
"Ano", odpovedel Hoagland
ale ia jsem zde "a Baltimor-
skou obchodn1 komoru."
'Drzte hubu", opet rozkazal
rozhnevany mayor. Hoagland
"drzel hubu", ale z rad OBJ
chodnlk1 kter1 ''nedrzeli hu-
bu" bouril bouril protest. Pc
boufi utisen1 nastalo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-26
Nova era prepadech saloonI,,

Ze novym administrator
nastala nova era pro saloonlky
zda Sc nasvedcovati z cele IA
dy navst1venych prohibicnimi
agenty konfiskacemi prove
denymi v navst1venych saloo-
mech.
Ku konci minuleho tydne Sc
DIM saloond bylo navst1veno a
gently v patek. Mezi prepade-
nymi saloon1ky byl Charles r.
Caskey, ma 2. poschodf {. 306
E. Baltimore ulice. Dve gallo
move nadoby S koralkou a ne
kolik mens1ch -naplnenych-
nalezeno bylo u neho. Upade-
nj jeho v moe prohibicn1ch a.
gentG bylo jiz tretim. Prvn1
zatcenf provedeno bylo pred
dvema roxy ma Light ulici. Pc
druhe zatcen byl v saloonu ma
Guilford avenue a pokutovan
800 dolary a utratami.
Agent cinnost svoj1 pod no
wynn administratorem zahajili
novou proktikou. Napred vel
de jeden, da 81 nal1ti, druz1 vel
dou "a MIN a prohlidka zaha-
jena nasledkem prodeje.
V patecn1m prepadu zatce-
nj byli: John Hit, Caleb Dix
on, Samuel Smith, Charles
Glass; Trofen Komiasky, Ben
jamin Lensky, Josef Kozakie-
Wicz a Anastasia Padnuk. He
iene Staukiewicz pozvana byla
pred komisare.
U La Plata, Md, v lese a
egnti nalezli 400 galonovou ma
dobu ma koralku a diva vino
palnici 2 La Plata zatceni. We
die toho agent skonfiskovali
truck, znicili 5000 galonu sme-
81 SO galon1 koralky.
V prepadech v N. Exeter u
lice bloku 100 We 400 ~blo-
ku E. Monument ulice zatceni
tfi prestupn1ci Volsteadova "a
kona a l1hoviny nalezeny.
= Vsobotu prohibicn1 agen->
ii zatkli We ctyrech pfepadech
diva muze a treti. pozvan byl
pred komisare.
V saloonu We 400 bloku Myr-
tie avenue nalezeno bylo 108
galonG koralkyyg devet beden
-piva a 40 galonu smesi.
Ma farme Chambers Ho-
ward okresu skonfiskovano
295 galonG koTalky. Z
Patnactigalonova nadoba ma
paleni koralky nalezena v do
me ELY Cuteanie Graceland
Park. Tis1c galonu smesi ma
lezeno V dome We 200 bloku N.
High ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-26
Novy hotel v projektu.

Hotel O 1000 svetnicfch pla-
novan jest pro mesto nase.
Zdarf-li Sc plany, postaven bu-
de ma pozemku byvale labora-
tore Johns Hopkins university,
ma Howard ulici u Druid Hill
avenue Eutaw ulice. Poze-
mex vlastn1 zednarska loze
"Boumi Temple, jez tento
svym casem koupila "a $500
900.
V blizkosti projektovaneho
hotelu stati bude novy obchod-
nj dun firmy Hochshild, Kohn
& Co., jenz zauj1mati bude ce-
~ biloxi ma Howard ulici cd
Franklin ku Center a ku Park
avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-26
Ma docasne svobods- po slozeni
S tisicovych zaruk.

Ma obzalobu, re spikli Sc ma
poruseni narodni prohibice diva
muzi po slozeni zardk v obno-
sech po peti tis1c1 dolarech pro-
puSteni byli ma docasnou svo-
bodu.
V patek noci prepaden byl
prohibicn1mi agenty soukromy
dum, {. 5O3 N. Washington u
lice. Jeden prchl, kdyz dun
agenty navstiven byl. Uvezne-
nj byli: Archibald M. Shay, e.
5O7 N. Washington ulice a JAS.
O. Spencer, {. 812 N. Belnord
avenue.
Prepaid proveden byl die pla
nu Felixe G.. Pallase, zvlastn1-
no inspektora vladn1ho, jenz
poslan sem byl z Washingtonu.
z domu po prepadu odvezeny
byly ctyri trucky nalozene Ii
hovinami a pom1ckami k jich
udelanf. Mezi jinym skonfis-
kcvano tam 1876 galond alko-
holu, "a beden 18 a 12 sudu
koralky, 10 galond v1na, So ga
lond ginu 500 galond zvlast-
Mich koralek. Cena skonfisko-
vanych zasob odhaduje Sc ma
$4,000. Vladni uTady jsou to-
no nahledu, re cast zasob u
kradena byla z vladniho skla-
diste ma N. Holiday ulici no
ci Is. srpna, kde policista byl
svazano a lat beden kofalky
bootlegry odvezeno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-26
Den DfkGcinsni.

Kazdym rokem vdecna A
merika vzpom1na dobrodini, il
miz obstastnena jest.
Letosn1ho roku nejinak.
We ctvrtek slaven Den D1k1-
Cin6n1. Mnohe v roce nam
dano, mnohe v roce zGstalo ne
Pro nesplnene nezapominej-
me ma dane. Dekujme "a kaz-
dcu pf1lezitost, kdy jsme mo-
hi stati Sc lepslmi, kdy mohi
jsme prokazati dobre, at vlastf
at sOusedu!
Jenom to pdjde nami az
nastane nam poslednf Den Di-
kGcinenl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-26
Usmrcen padem s vyse 6.
poschodi.

Tesaf, Eter Fincen, behem
prace V 1tery ma lesenf move
budovy plynarenske spolecno-
sti ma rohu Monument a Front
ulic, ztratil rovnovahu a spadl
s vyse sesteho poschodi ma hro-
madu cihel, odrazil Sc cd teto
a proletel oknem do sklepa, z
jehoz podlahy zvednut byl spo-
ludruhy jiz jenom jako mrtvo-
la. Nestestl Sc udalo, kdyz da-
no bylo v poledne znamenf ku
zastaveni prace.
Z Usmrceny zilv Colgate, Md
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-26
Meme pohlavi mezi sebou.

Osmnactileta Lillian Gross
cup zatcena byla pro skrcenl
28'rokn stare Rose Pondfield V
dome, {. 1902 Violet avenue.
Ku roztrzenl zapaslc1ch re-
presentantek nezneho pohlavl
treba byla policie re severoza-
padni stanice. Ponevac Pond
fieldova nemohla Sc po skonce-
nj boje dostaviti jako svedkyne
ma stanici, odlozen byl soud ma
tento patek. Pondfieldova We
die poskrabanin boji utrpela
rozrazenf lebky, coz vse jeste
zhorseno nastalou hysteril.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-26
Most pres zaliv.

Zvlastnf spolecnost utvorila
Sc, jez chce zbudovati most,
jfmz doc1leno by bylo spojeni
re brehu u Bay Shore pres "a
liv breheR v bl1zkosti Toll
chester ma Eastern Shore.
Dojde-li ku postaveni mos
tn, ma jehoz zbudovanf rozpo-
cteno 10 milion6 dolar1, byl by
nejdelslm We Spojenych Sta
tech, nell v celem svete.
We spolecnosti interesovani
jsou New YorStl financnici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-26
Diva policiste propustsni.

Pro rvacku ma ulici, policis-
te: Gustave Hendricks James
Lane, byli re sluzby propuste-
nj. Policiste pustili Sc do boje
ma rohuSCross ulice a Washing
ton boulevard, kdyz kolem pull
noci patek sli zatknouti jis-
tou osobu.
Ma ceste pohadali Sc pro jis-
te udan1, jez ma stanici ud6lali
behem dne. V Vvhadce Lane
skopl Hendrichse pres schody
a pocal jej tlouci do hlavy lah-
vi cd mleka.
Lane udal, re pry Hendricks
chtel "vystreliti mu mozek."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-26
Osm obetl lodniho vybuchu
ziiSteno.

Osm .osob z dewitt usmrce-
nych V explosi ma olejove lodi
"Mantilla" V patek Sc udavsl v
lodenici u Sparrows Point zjis-
teno bylo. z usmrcenych tri
byH Baltimorane - zrizenci
zdejs1 spolecnosti: Carl Ber-
gran z Fleet ulice, Richard Pc
derson re S. Bond ulice Gott-
hardt Johansson z Fleet ulice.
Dalsl usmrceni byli norvez-
st1 namorn1ci slouz1ci ma lodi.
Ma lodi byl cesky namornik,
Matej Prucha, jenz z explose
vyvazl bez urazu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-26
Kralovna Marie jests obstast-
Mia Baltimorany. az

V sobotu ma nekolik minut
vlak vezouc1 rumunskou kra-
lovnu Marii do New Yorku, od-
kud odjela zpet do Rumunska
aniz by provedla sv6j cestovnl
plan po Americe, zastavil Sc ma
Camden stanici, kde ma nej ce-
kal mas dvorny mayor Jackson
" cylindru anebo V obyceJ-
mem klobouku, nev1me - spo-
lu Sc c.. T. Williamson, predse-
dou byvale vftaci komise do
be jeji prvni zdejsi slavy. Oba
uvftali kralovnu a ujistili bla-
hym zajmem mas nepfltom-
nych. We jmenu mas vsech
podali kralovne kytici kvetin.
Kralovna dala nam vsem
vzkazati, jak byla mezi nami
stastnou.
Kralovna ma rychlo povola-
ma byla zp6t do Rumunska, kde
jeji manzel, kral Ferdinand je
pry churav, nell skutecnou
nemocl, tedy aspoil diplomatic
kou. Jisto jest, re nase vlads
81 cddychla, ze kralovna jede
Cely zajezd byl a jest chy
bou. Kralovnu nepfedpojatJ
kritisovati nema. Nezna zde
ty nase pomery. Ale ia demo-
kracie nasi !. Ameriky smutne
pohorela a ten humbug prova
deny radeji budiz zapomenut
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-26
Poly porazila City College.

V kopane, jez hrana byIa We
Stadiu v sobotu u pr1tomnostl
asi 10000 divaku porazili hra-
ci z Baltimorske Polytechniky
brace re City College.
City College byla v nevyho-
de, re jeji hlavnf hrac, Mickey
Noonan skon1m vyborem Wy
loucen re hry. Vedle neho
sest jinych footballistu mestske
koleje nemohlo z1castniti Sc
zapasu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-26
Byl lakomy. Proto odesla.

Ponevac manzel jej1 byl Ia
komy, Anna Waskis, {. 119 S.
Greene ulice, utekla Cd neho a
ditka. Udala: "Utekla jsem,
ponevac John nechtel mi ude-
lati dobre easy"
Detektivove, 80 rok1 starou,
zatkli a spolu S nj Johna Kur-
pa, 25 rok1 stareho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-26
Explose prozradila vinopalnu.

Explose We sklepe neObydle-
neho domu, {. 826 Lexington
ulice, znicila r6zove sny neja-
keho bootlegra tesfcfho Sc ma
zlate zne O svatc1ch. Hasici pc
vstoupeni do sklepa nalezli roz
tristenou vybuchem nadobu ma
palenl lihu VI objemu $50 gallo
MI. Explose zavinena byla
pTetopenfm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-26
Cd dveri ku dverim! F!
Harold Mech, Is rok1 S

Harold Mech, Is rok1 starry
-ovsem z Chicago - zadr-
zen byl v nede1i policejnfm
straznlkem, kdyz Sci cd dveTf
ku dver1m We 100 bloku Colvin
ulici klidnem nasem m6ste a
nab1zel ku koupi koralku pGl
pintovych lahvickach.
Ma 1stredni policejnf stanici
nalezli v jeho kapsach pod
pods1vkou zbylych sedm lahvi-
eek. Pry prodaval jen s ma
lynn vydelkem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-26
Pad vyse Is stop osudnym
hochu.

Sc zdi 2 5stop vysoke spadl
Sest rok1 starry skolak, Charles
Christian. Ia nekolik hodin
no padu zemTel v nemocnici.
Hoch spadls Sc zdi ohrazujlc1
skolu, {. 230 ma Fait avenue u
2. ulice. Padem roZrazil 81 leb
ku. Pri hrani 81 ma zdi spadl
Sc zdi pozadu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-26
Dvacet sest zada o pensi.

Dvacet sest mestskych Zfl-
zenc1 podalo sve zadosti ku
pensijnimu vyboru danl do
pense. Vsichni jsou pres 70
rokd start. Nejstars1m z Mich
jest George R. Gross, jenz jest
osmdesatiletN. U zdafovaciho
soudu byl zamestnan po 28 ro-
XII. V pensijnim fondu jest
nynl zaneseno ma 5000 clenu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-26
Osmnactilety pardonovan.

John L. Hornberger, 18 roku
starry, jenz souzen byl pro kra-
dez a podvod zfalsovanlm pc
ii vladnich checkd v obnosu
$40 byl soudcem pardonovan S
vystrahou, re dopaden-li bude
pro move pfestoupenl zakona,
odsouzen bude do zalafe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-26

Tlmto upozornujeme ct. CITE
mare ma oznamku We vnitT listu
Klecka-Levy- -Russy, We ktere
jest zvlastn1 nabfdka novych
hudebnfch nastrojG, hodlci Sc
"a darek k VanocGm.