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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-29

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-29
Hernorrhoid
Sufferers
Answers to Your Pile Questions

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-29

If she had to go away from him.
Being a woman, and a oma in
love, she said the thing that was
farthest from her thoughts: I'm
leaving the Dexter Company, Mr..
Manners"
A thrill Of keen JOY swept through
her at the look he gave her then. For
just an instant she saw, from his
face, that what she had said had
startled and dismayed him. Then.
like shades drawn over a window,
the stony look Of Indifference came
down ove his face.
Very well. Miss Middleton" he
answered. when do o leave?"
Her head hurt as If some one had
held it very tight and squeezed it.
Il suppose you'd like me to stay
long enough to break some one else
in to my job, wouldn't your" she
asked.
II would. But it isn't necessary
Il will then" she faltered. Now
that she had made up her mind to
leave the Dexter Company, she hated
the thought of going. II suppose
you'll want Miss Minnick, won't
your
Miss Minnick will do as well as
any one" Nothing could have been
more frozen than his voice.
"IH stay a week longer then
Mary Rose began, when Miss Min.
nick herself put her red head in at
the door.
Your mother on the phone, Miss
Middleton" she said In her thin,
high voice.
Mary Rose picked up her tele.
phone from her desk. Eyes, Mother?''
she asked.
Nothing but sobs answered her.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-29
MIR. FIXIT
Hole In Street Makes BIZ
cycle Riding Dangerous,

Let Mr.. Fixit present your case to
city officials. He is The Times repre-
sentative at the city hall. Write him
at The Times.
Some paved streets are so, full of
holes hat bicycle riding is danger
Gus, it would appear from a letter
Mr.. Ffxit received today.
DEAF MR.. FIXIT: There is a
hole in the 1900 block on w. Morris
st. that should be fixed Immediately.
Just last evening a boy. going east
on Morris ST., had an awful fall from
a bicycle. If a machine had been
following directly behind, the boy
would have been injured. 1t may
cause considerable damage. if not re-
paired.
WEST SIDE RESIDENT.
The department of improved
streets will make repairs as soon
as possible. Early action also is
promisedl by the department on
complaints of West RSide Citizen,
1926 N. Belle Vieu P1.; j. F. Glass,
719 E. Southern Ave; Always a
Times Reader, as S. La Sale St.;
B. T. Mcguire, 211 E. Fifteenth st.
DEAR MR.. FIxIT: There is a
tree next door damaging my roof
'elose to the sidewalk, Does the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-29
BLIND. l. MAN

PITTSBURGH, Kan. - Although
blind and having only one arm, Roy
Atkinson, 81, fought and killed his
stepfather. The young man said
his stepfather attacked him, be-
cause he refused to beg, and that
he armed himself with the only avail
able weapon, a window weight. The
stepfather had a razor. Z
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-29
GRAPES APLENTY

CARTHAGE, Mo.1Judging from
recent forecast the 1926 grape crop
of the Ozark region of Southwest
Missouri and Northwest Arkansas
will total 1900 cars. which will net
the growers close to $1,000, 900.
Weather conditions have been ideal
for grapes this year. The forecast is
for more than double last years
crop.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-29

Mother, I can't understand you
Mary Rose cried. please stop cry
ing and talk to me, dear"
Then there came a click in her
ear. Mrs. Middleton had hung up.
n ITO Be Continued
Mary Rose, her dreams shattered,
goes home only to find a sinister
telephone message in tOmorTow's
installment.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-29

am a houseKeeper with six children,
and | have taken it before each one
was born. Il cannot tell you all
the good / have received from 1t.
When | am not as we'll as can be /
take it. | have been doing this for
over thirteen years and it always
helps me. | read all of your little
books 1 can get and I tell everyone
| know what the Vegetable Com
pound does for me."-Mrs. Frank
Sellers, $40 7th Avenue, Vintop.
Iowa. n
Many girls in the fourth genera,
ton are learning thru their own
Z personal experiences the beneficial
effects of Lydia e. Pinkham's Vege.
table Compound. Mothers who took
it recommend it to their daughters
as a dependable medicine.
Advertisement
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-29
BOIL WEEvILs HAPPY

Observation-Disclosures of boil
weevils are preparing an onslaught
on Americas cotton. Department of
Agriculture experiments show that
the infestation of cotton fields will
be heavy in the Mississippi Valley
region, but light in Texas and the
extreme east.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-29
MILLIONS BY ELEVATORS

NEW YORK. More than ten million
passengers are carried every night
and day on New York's greatest
rapid transit system, it's thousands
Of elevators. These run on a 100
per cent grade and carry more people
than all the subways, elevated and
street car lines, taxicabs and rail;
roads in the city,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-29

park board take care of those inside
the yard? j. M.
If you will provide your name
and address to Ebert Moore, chief
forester of the park board, whose
office is at the city han, he will in
vestigate at once.
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wv Wv
XVIII.

"Do I know where Flossie isY'
Dexter repeated. why certainty
not. Miss Middleton"
He looked up at her, Sowing
darkly, and Mary Rose saw that ne
was telling the truth. But he seemed
to her so calm, so careless, ABOUT IT.
Flossie's sudden dropping out OF
sight was no matter Of life or death
to him evidently.
"And to think that only a week or
SO ago he'd hardly let her out OF his
sightv' Mary Rose said resentfully
to herself. It was seldom that|she
lost her temper, but she lost it COM
pletely now.
1T must say that you take 1t calm
ly, Mr.. Dexter!' she said in a voice
that shook. Especially as it's your
fault she's gone
"Mine?" he interrupted. MY
fault?" He raised his brows, ques-
tioningly.
Mary Rose didn't answer for "a
moment. The sight Of him, sitting
there, sleek and well dressed and
prosperous, in his comfortable chair,
enraged her.
While his little love game with
Fiossie had been at it's exciting
height, there was nothing he would
not do for her! Now, that it was
over and she vas gone, he was SUI
premely Indifferent. Mary Rose
uuiyered all over with righteous
fury.
She opened her old leather hand
bag and took out the special deliv-
cry letter he had sent to F1ossie
yesterday and laid it down on the
desk before him.
why, you admit yourself in that
letter that it's your own fault she's
quit her job and you promise to be-
have yourself If only she'll come
back!' she faced him with it.
She watched him while he picked
up the letter, looked at it and then
slowly tore 1t to little pieces. He
laid them in a white heap on his desk
before he. spoke again.
you've read this, you say. And I
suppose you've known all along about
Flossie and me-" he said, his eyes
fixed on the pile Of white scraps,
Lets see, you even brought the
ring l gave her back to me, didn't
your"
Mary Rose nodded. IT wonder
what he's driving at now?" she
thought. "
81 Eyes, I knew all about 1t and
did everything I could to stop 1t
but the one thing l Should have
done. l didn't tell my mother about
it," she said harshly. II thought
that Flossie was clever enough tc
take care Of herself. But no girls
smart enough to take care Of herself
when some mans after herk
Especially when it's the man who
holds her job in the palm Of his
hand! She has to be nice to him
or lose it!'
He shook his head. THAT ISM
true, and you know It," he answered
Suddenly he stood up and walked
across the DON toward the windows
that faced east, He went on talking
to her, with his back turned toward
her.
You say that Flosie wasn't able
to take are Of herself" he said
ae"But she was. She knew just what
she was doing all Of the time ant
shelter than anybody! She knew thai
I was losing my head, but she never
lost hers. Not for n single second
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finally mad 10 quit
school. 1 was SO
I suffered
for about two
years before I
took Lydia z,
Pinkham's Vege.
table Compound,
1 picked UP
one Of your
books and read
|it. began
Ia k g t h &
medicine. Now ]
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-29
HOW SENSIBLE!

MACON, Mo.-When a well-known
physician was interviewed on just
what people should do when the heat
was extreme, he replied, I'D get in
the shade"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-29
.CIRLH00D TO
MOTHERHOOD
Iowa Woman Found Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound Always Helpful

"When l was seventeen years Old
/ had to stay at home from school. l
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Business Kisses"
BIZ BEATRICE BURTON
Author of "Gloria, The Flapper Wife"
b. BEATRICE BURTON
READ THIS r

Thf > %s n in ias sst% psI. sas PHssy or aS aEs. nd are not 'o be taken " re
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READ THIS FIRST
FLOSSIE and MARY ROSE ,MIpDLE-
TON are two pretty sisters, the daugh-
Tor the Dexter Automobile Company; ~
Mary Rose is secretary to JOHN MAN
NERS, the sales manager. and is n ioXe
HING, an heiress. Because OF her Ieel-
ing for him, Mary Rose repeeaatne3aIyy re-
fuees to marry DIR. TOM fITZROf;
poor Job Of Keeping The office files;
Mary Rose discovers that she Is carrying
f IN q co1 aiG.ation YttR the DRR GxSTflGafRn' az 81
though she's engaged to marry his SEC
resary, SAM JESs9P:, She accepts 1d gifts
rem d ReSt @i,tb a ina marrif The m girls ana mother,
MkS. MIDDLETON. can do nothing WIN
John Name falls n love with Mary
Rose. and tells her he'll always care for
her whether or not he marries Doris,
The sisters quarrel, and to get even WIN
she is "iust stringing him along ana no
really loves Tom Fitzroy, aud lntenqs 70
marry him. Mary Rose wonders at Man
MRS. DEXTER finds Flossie,s vanity y
case in her husbands car. Mnen s1e
comes to the office to tell Dexter sne
Rote for Flossie, and loudly accuses her
Of trying to steal her husband from nep'
The other stenographers near Ine vi
deserved tongue Lash lSsPb'n Ter MARY FSlo s ! the
r cay eeutnnriit begs Mary Rose to take the
bbIlaaImeeu' Because If Sam finds out that 1T
was really she who was With. Dexter &
he'll never marry her. Mary hosf; wsnn49
gget her away from Dexter, takes Flos-
SD 8 blame. Then one night Dexter goes
too far in his love making, ana ra%os fnr
her heu She quits her Job and disappears
the next day. In the I m1or1,ins' nMGaah ry
Rose, who has spent q scopes a kuniso Yn;
anythi1g about. Fiossie's disappearance
- xr,rrM TILE GTARY
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Let Mr.. Fixit present your case to
city officials. He is The Times repre-
sentative at the city hall. Write him
at The Times.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-08-16
DUPONT R. E. MURPHY
 PROMOTED ID MANAGER

R. E. Murphy, known to his legion of Alaska friends as Dupont" Mur- phy, is now Pacific Coast manager of the E. I. du POnt de Nemours & Co.,, with headquarters at Seattle, accord ing to advices received in Juneau. Murphy has been assistant manager of the Coast territory for some time. He now succeeds T. H. Doreums, who has been appointed manager of the company's New York office, the larg- est and most important office of the company's vast explosive business.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-08-16
CAPTAIN GUTHRIE 0N
 SPECIAL WORK PRIOR
 ID ALASKA DETAIL

Captain Ralph R. Guthrie, head of the Signal Corps system for this and Interior divisions, is a graduate of the Signal Corps school at Camp Alfred Vail, had commanded three Signal Battalions, the Third, 55th and 51st and was one of the ten officers select ed to replace the Foreign military mission of instruction during the world war as an instructor in the Senior and Staff Officers school Pre- vious to his Alaska detail he was on duty on War Plans in New York City, his special work being in connection with the mobilization of industry.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-08-16
NOTICE OF CHANGE OF NAME OF
 DocUMENTED VESSEL

Permission having been obtained from the Commissioner of Navigation, the name of the gas boat Peerless, of ficial number 2230es, has been chang ed to Astrid; TX. At
Seward daily gateway., 1926-08-16

E. M. Polly, Territorial tax collector, arrived in Seward yesterday en route to his Juneau office.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-19
Mayor pozve presidenta ku
kladeni ezakladniho kamene.

Pozvani zaslano bude presi-
dentu Spojenych Stat1, Coo
lidgeovi a jeho choti ku slavno-
sti, jez konana bude u pTilezi-
tosti kladeni zakladniho ka-
meme ku budov6 Baltimorske
"City College"
Nova budova postavena bu-
de ma 33. ulici. Den slavnosti
urcen nebyl ohledem ma nejis-
totu, zda president bude moci
pozyan1 prijati.
Budova mestske koleje stati
bude $2,500.00O. Pdvodnf
mestska kolej stala ma rohu
Holiday Fayette ulic. Po-
stavena byla pred "a roxy.
Pdvodne mela jenom nekolik
zaku. Ones v koleji studuje
-kolem 1900 studentG. Balti-
morska mestska kolej je dru-
hou nejstars1 skolou sveho dru-
hu We Spojenych Statech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-19
Bratri bankrotari zatceni.

Jacob Shapiro a jeho bratr
Simon zatceni byli ma Nobzalo-
bu, re podvodn6 chteli teziti z
ohlaseneho upadku.
Jacob Shapiro vedl obchod
svym casem v {. TOT w. Balti-
more ulice pod nazvem Shapi-
ro Uuderselling Store. V Ger
vnu ohlasil 1padek a prfjm1
jenom $2.O39. Pc ohlasenf u
padku vysetrovan byl, kan
zmizely jiste zasoby zbozf, KITE
re kratce pred 1padkem velko-
firmami k nemu poslany byly.
Po vysetrovani byl zatcen. S
MIN zatcen byl bratr jeho, KITE
ry po 1padku sveho bratra u
jail Sc obchodu v temze dome.
Vladni vysetrovatele zjistii, re
ma tfet1m poschodi domu, kde
Samuel bydlel, ukryty byly
zmizele zasoby z obchodu
zbankrotovaneho bratra Jaco-
ba. Zasoby ukryty byly mezi
stropem stTechou budovy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-19
Sedmdesatileta zabita
automobilem.

Ma Fort avenue a Hanover
ulice, zabita byla automobilem
70 rokG stara Annie Koch.
Automobil, jimz starene roz-
razena byla lebka, T1dil John
J. Drehoff II Washington ulice.
- Johnu Recobbin, 33 roxy
staremu, prerazena byla noha
a Leo Block porezan byl, kdyz
automobil jejich vrazil do stro-
mu nedaleko Westminster, kan
jeli Baltimore.
- Tricetileta Olga Hopkins
poranena byla zada, kdyz au-
tomobil, v nemz .jela, prevrhl
Sc We srazce S jinym automobi-
lem ma rohu Patterson Park a.
venue a Jefferson ulice..
julius Hildebrand, supe-
rintendent Union Transfer spo-
iecnosti, usmrcen byl, kdyz au-
tomobil, S nlmz jel vrazil do ce-
mentove ohrady ma Taylor a.
venue a CoWpens avenue.
v pokusu vyhnouti Sc ta-
xicabu, William Furratzky,
2035 E. Pratt ulice ma Myrtle
avenue vjel Sc svym automobi-
lem ma chodnlk a tohoto vra-
zil do kosteln1 budovy. Ma cho-
dnlku tezce zranil cernocha,
Jamese Henderson,.
- Charles A. McDaniels, II
rok1 stary z Furnace Branch
v Anne Arundel okresu, ,zranen
byl automobilem ma Annapolis
road nedaleko Cedar Hill ave.
Automobilista ujel mlsta ne
hody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-19
Zvyseni sluznych kritisovano

Zvyseni, jez tn a tam vybor
ma odhady povolil mestskym
zfizencum, kritisovano jest ma
mestske radnici kolem. Je-
nom nekolika prfpadech
pfednostove odbord mestske
spravy tazani byli vyborem o
nahled, jak sluzna by zvySe-
ma byti mela. Pri zvysenf ne
byl pry zretel bran ku delce
sluzby, ale jednoduse stovka
nebo tax Sc pTidalo.
ZvySenfm t1mto cfti Sc pry
obstastnen1 zrfzenci dfky po-
vinnovani vyboru ma odhady a
ne svym predstavenym, coz
pry NIUE m1ti demoralisujfcf
nasledky, jak politikardm Sc
IDA. Mayor jackson tax zpra-
va jde, pry Sc bal, re snad ne
kteri pani prednostove by byli
pflznivymi nekterym zrizen-
cum a nekterym re by tax u
skozeno bylo.
Mnozl zTizenci 81 pry myslf,
re jim melo byti vice pridano.
Mnozl jiz dnes hadajf, ze
pry republikanne "a mayora
budou voliti Broeninga, "a
kontrolora Tome "a presiden
ia mestske rady Johna Philipa
Hilla a re pry tito jiste zvoleni
budou. Republikanske "hla-
W. mysll, re dohady tyto jest
jeSte dosti casu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-19
Whitman pry bude kandida-
tenn demokratI.

Zpravy rozlety se~z polite
kych a radnicn1ch zdrojd, re
demokraticti vGdcove usnesli
Sc kandidovati "a mayora me-
sta Baltimore Ezru B. Whitma-
ma, nynejsiho predsedu komise
ma vykonnost a ekonomii.
Whitman hodl Sc pry bos-
sum, aby tito mohli odepr1ti
podporu at Jacksonovi nebo
Grahamovi nebo Dolfieldovi,
mezi nimiz v padu toho nebo O.
noho kandidujfc1ho jiste by a.
81 doslo k boji v radach demo
kratd a treba jednota by ranu
dostala. Bude-li kandidovati
Whitman, uvazujf bossove, ne
bude zla vile proti nemu ami
z te nebo one strany demokra-
ticke a vse pGjde hladce. Po-
vida Sc, re Kelly navrhne Gra-
hama ku znovuzvolen1 "a kon-
trolora a Bryanta ku znovu-
zvolenf "a presidenta mestske
rady. Dolfield bude pry zno-
vukandidaten do 1Tadu NEST
skeho registratora.
Whitman "a administrace
Prestonovy byl mestskym vo-
darenskym inzenyrem a vyzna
pry sc dobfe We veden1 mestske
Ispravy.'' Ostatne nevyzna-li
Sc, zadne zle. Jenom kdyz do
vede poslouchati rozkazy bos-
sG, tt Sc jiz vyznaj1.
Whitman 1tery rekl, ze nj
kdo mu dosud mic nenabldl q
re tud1z nem1ze nicem mlu-
viii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-19
Hurrah! Thrill Route!

Daniel w. Ziegfeld, 18 Oak
land avenue pondelf zadal
stlznost ku komisi verejne sluz
by ohledne elektricke kary,
ktere pani predmeStaci bydl1cl
mezi Hamilton a Carney sve-
fujf -zivoty sve jedouce z do
MI anebo do domG. Ziegfeld
v st1znosti soud1, re je hanbou
nechati neco podobneho jedi
tt po verejne silnici a k tomu
napechovane ubohymi cestuj1-
clmi az ku udusenf v dobe ca
su 81 prace a do prace."
Ziegfeld jmenuje malou tu-
to nestv1ru Thrill Route.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-19

We, kde Sc kus odehraval. Ac
kus mel 4 jednani a 3 promeny
byl sehran velice rychle a jeste
Sc nikomu nechtelo dom1. Ac
ma mnoho zadost1 by Sc kus O.
pakoval. Dram. odbor sdeluje
re pro nynejsi dobu nenf moz-
ne kus opakovati, nebot je v
pf1prave novy kus a sice ma ne
deli, dne %. listopadu. Hrati
Sc bude "Kometa Hanzelino-
va, veselohra O 3 jednanich.
Dale Sc pripravuje "Stoupenky
Nihilismu" Sc zpevy. Pak-li by
by bylo mono "Cerny Kriz v
lese" opakovati, sdelili bychom
v nejblizs1 dobe. Dop.
- Sokolska Jednota Blesk
porada dne 6. prosince. Miku-
laSskou Zabavu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-19

M Pet Italu odsouZeno bylO do
zalare pro umluven1 Sc ma vra-
zde. Umluvili Sc, jak dokaza-
no, re zavrazdili Josepha Fa-
clio, {. 800 N. East ulice a Ca
therine Paulombo, pro pomer,
ktery mezi obema vladl.
Louis Morio a Chris Lise, G
nichz sc tvrdilo, re jsou New
Yorstf bandite, odsouzeni byli
ma rok kazdy.
Josef Paubombo, manzel
odsouzen byl byl ma etyri mesi-
cesa 27 dn1. Francisco Arcu-
ri Philip Sinopoli dostali pc
80 dnech kazdy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-19
Sedmdesat ctyri roxy starry zat-
cen pro prestoupenni Vol
steadova zakona.

Pri palenl koralky v Is gallo
move nadobe zatcen byl IA ro-
ky starry Peter Yost ma Hilltop
road Brooklynu.
- Behem pGl druhe hodiny
prohibicni AGENT dvakrate pre-
padli saloon v {. 818 E. Pratt
ulice. Ami jeden z. obou bar
tendrG navstevou poteseni ne
byli. Saloon nejprve navstfven
byl rano. 0 koralku a gin ne
byla nouze. Kdyz tato skonfis-
kovana byla, AGENT sli "navsti-
VIII" jiny saloon v {. 837 E..
Lombard ulice, kde Benjamin
LEVITT sebran byl pro prodej a
vlastnenf kofalky. Stopa agen-
ty odtud vedla zpet do {. 818
kde "obchod" znovu kvetl.
George Phillips a Jack Schlien
pozvani byli, ably sli s agenty.
V Cypress ulici pozvali Sc
bou agent Olivera Smitha a
Annie Krispas, ponevac ami u
mich koralku nebyla nouze.
Dals1 zastavku agenti ude-
lali u Johna Jacobse v {. 102
Dover ulice, kde AGENT male
zen1 koTalky opet sklamani ne
byli.
V Crisfield, Md, skonfis-
kovany ctyri nadoby ma palenf
Thu a tri zatceni.
Ma E. Lombard ulici skonfis-
kovana byla $50 galonova ma
doba a 62 study smesi.
Ma farme u Joppa, Nd,
skonfiskovano bylo IA sto ga
lonovych sudu Sc smes1 vi
nopalna jeste nebyla dohoto-
vena.
Ma sousedni farme skonfis-
kovana 800 galonova nadoba,
"a study smesi a 100 galonu ko-
ralky.
We 1900 bloku E. Lexington
ulice skonfiskovana 100 gallo
nova nadoba, 80 sudG smesi a
As galon1 koralky.
Vladnf soudce z obzaloby
propustil Is rokG stareho Wal
ter Snitha a jeho otce z Fait
avenue, u nichz nalezeno pull
pintu koralky, kdyz jeli po To-
di ma Love Point. Agent videl
prokukuj1c1 lahvicku z kapsy
hocha. Otec soudci Sc omlou-
val, re Sc synem jel ma hon a
ze wall S sebou koralku v pa
du "zimy.'. Soudce j. Frank
Supplee uznal re hoch nebyl
neporadny a re soud nestara Sc
o to, aby pred nej tahani byli
lide nesouci sebou pintovou
flasticku koralky, ma honebn1m
vyletu. Soudce ~rekl, re jsou
vetsl prestupn1ci zakona, po
nichz Sc "pasti MAJ. Soudce
Morris A. Soper odsoudil pet
prestupnikG ''sucha" ku poku-
tam po 5000. Jeden odsouzen
ku $3.50, diva JIM ku $3.50, je-
den ku SIS a diva cernosi poslani
ma tTi mes1ce do vezen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-19
Nase policie nechce podezre-
leho banditu ze Sonnebornova
prepadu.

V Chicago zatcen byl ne
deli James eur" Sammon,
Chicazsky bandita, jenz hle-
dan byl cd 1. Tfjna We spojeni
s prepadem zrfzencu firmy
Henry Sonneborn, kdyz tito
banky nesli vyplatnf penfze
obnosu $46,678.
Sammon, pr1tel Niemotha,
vddce handy, ktera oloupila
Baltimorskou firmu, zapleten
jiz byl v nekolik zlocinI spa
danych v Chicago. Stopa po
banditech vedla Baltimore
do Chicago, kdyz nalezena by
la opustenem automobile ce-
stovnf mapa Sc jmeny Sammo-
ma a Petra Trauto, obou z Chi
caga.
Kdyz zatcenl oznameno by
10 z Chicago zdejsfmu detek-
tivn1mu 1Tadu, kapitan Burns
prohlasil, ze o Sammona nesto-
il, ponevAc tento do prepadu
zapleten nebyl. Ami jeden re
svedkG pTepadu obraz Sammo-
ma zjistiti nemohl. Kapitan
Burns rekl, re pTivezenf Sam
mona do Baltimore nestalo by
"a penlze ma cestu vynalozene.