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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-22
REED IS ASKED
TO INVESTIGATE
MAINE PRIMARY
Republican Nominee For Sen.
atOr Faces Charges Of Elk.
cessive Expenditures
ELECTION NOVEMBER %
Accused Claims Attacks Are
l)nfair-Sayk Bribe Story
Is nm Old One
ELECTION NOVEMBER 29

Portland, Maine, Nov. 22-(R)--
With Republican control Of the sen
ete depending on the special election
IN this state on November 20, Arthur
4. Gould, Republican nominee, was
faced today with charges of exceed
ing legal expenses in the recent pri-
mary and with having given a $780,
OOO bribe several years ago to the
premier Of New Brunswick.
In addition, there was u demand
before Senator Reed of Missouri for
. federal inquiry into the primary
situation here.
. Fighting back ut his opponents,
Mr.. Gould said that the bribe story
was old, and asserted the money had
been paid by former business asso-
ciates in 4 railroad construction pro-
lect as n political campaign contri-
button and without his knowledge.
The charges were contained in q
statement issued by committee as
sOciated with the campaign of Fulton
]. Redman, Democratic senatorial
nominee. The statement reviewed
the investigation conducted by Chief
Justice Harrison A. McKeon Of the
province. in which the jurist charac-
tcrized the payment to Premier J. X.
Fleming as a "bribe."
Hearing Set For Friday
Secretary Of State Frank Ball. at
Augusta, announces IL hearing for next
Friday on IA petition filed Saturd by
the klan organization in this state,
charged Gould had exceeded the 81
500 campaign expense allowed by law.
Gould recently filed an expense ac-
count which showed disbursements Of
$l,324.
The klan was credited with having
supported another candidate in the
primary which determined the nom
lnec to succeed the late Senator Bert
Farnald. Mr.. Gould won decisively
over three opponents while Mr.. Red
man was unopposed for the Demo-
crate nomination.
Gould's supporters today charged
his accusers with unfair aud eleventh
hour tactics.
Gould, in denying the bribe story.
said il was another cheap attempt
to dig up some ghost in an effort to
bring votes to the Democratic party"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-22
BANK
ROBBERY LAID
TO CONVICTS
Men Who Killed Cashier at
Wheel0ck, N. D.. Believed To
Have Robbed Malta Bank

Malta, Montana, Nov. 22.-(P)- All
clues in connection with the Malta
National Bank robbery Friday point
TO three ex-cOnvicts. who are suspect
ed Of robbing the Citizens State Bank
ut Wheelock. N. D., recently. and kill
ing II. N. Peterson, the cashier. War
rants are out for these men who are
ester Barge. 2G: John .N0rthrop, 33,
and Ray Moore, 35.
Northrop and Moore, IL is said by
officials here, have served time in
the Montana penitentiary at Deer
Lodge for robbery, and Barge has
served time in North Dakota for au-
tomobile theft. Moore and Northrop
also are wanted in Sheridan county,
Montana. for the recent robbery Of q
store. Total rewards Of 81 1000 are
posted for the men, dead or alive.
Descriptions Of them sent from
Minot, N. D., have been shown to
John Killduff, cashier Of the bank
robbed and the only man who saw the
trio closely, and he said they tally in
a general way. :
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-22
'IODAY Y
LAFAYETTE YOUNG.
s. q. Is BUSY.
THE ITALIANS AS DOEItS.
ATTEkBURY AND SHOUP.
BY Arthur Brisbane.

NSOpyTIkuts AVSVsJ
The death of Senator Lafayette
Young, of the Des Moines Capital, fol-
lowing closely upon the deaths of
Colonel Nelson of the Kansas City
Star, Frank A. Munsey Of the New
/. York Sun, and Victor Lawson Of the
Chicago Daily News, is a loss to sim
cere and useful newspaper work In
the United States.
Lafayette Young devoted his life
and all his energy to the welfare OF
his state, and his nation, and both
will miss courageous and able man.
A flaming, bursting volcano, on an
uninhabited island in the Caspian
Sea, terrified the inhabitants Of Baku.
1t shook the land all about, changed
the nights dark clouds into flaming
color.
Gradually the superstitious inhabi-
tants will get over the shock and fo:-
get it.
And by this time, probably agents
of Mr.. Rockefeller's Standard Oil
have been instructed to stake out
claims on what is left Of that island.
The Standard Oil men read in the
paper, "Eruptions from the volcano
consisted Of great columns OF oil
soaked earth, accompanied by sheets
of flame 800 feet high"
One mans superstitious fear is an
other mans oil dividend.
Mussolini tells you what Italy in
tends to do in the way Of world con-
quest, and Italians with Mussolini's
spirit 60 ahead and do IL.
You notice that Major Bernardo, Of
the Italian army, flying for the
Schneider cup, broke every record ex-
cept the three kilometer record. He
is going after that record, now held
by an American officer, and will
get it.
Italy is rich, not in money, but in
ambition. You wouldn't hear Musso-
lini saying, as officials Of our gov
ernmefit say, 1.-THE government has no
funds to establish speed records;
that must be left to private initia-
tiye!"
Mussolini knows that every national
triumph is national inspiration
pushing the country ahead
Good news from Washington says
Continued on page eight
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-22
FALL-D0HENY
TRIALSTARTS
/ IN D. G. COURT
Former Secretary of Interior
and Oil Magnate Face
Charges Of Fraud
WIDE INTEREST SHOWN
Long List Of Witnesses Sub
mitted and Trial Is Expect.
ed To Last a Month
WIDE INTEREST SHOWN

Washington, Nov. 22.-(P)-
The Jury for the trial Of the Gel.
ebfated naval oil reserve criminal
conspiracy case against Albert B.
Fail and Edward l.. D0heny was
completed late today In the Dis-
trict OF Columbia supreme court.
The fate Of the former cabinet
officer and the multi mi ilIiOnaire
oil man will be decided by q bus.
mess man. two salesmen, q com.
mercial artist. an architect, an
express driver. three clerks, q
machinist. an electrician and q
restaurant steward.
II required three hours and 20
minutes to draw the jury.
Washington, Nov. 22.-LP)-Tria1
Of Albert b. Fall, secretary Of the in.
terror under President Harding. ant
Edward l.. Doheny, California OF
magnate, on charges Of conspiracy tt
defraud the government in naval OF
leases, opened today IN the District
OF Columbia supreme court. Their,
was little likelihood, however, tina
the taking of testimony could be
started before tomorrow.
Desnite the wide interest in tn,
trial. based on indictments CROWN,
out of the celebrated senate oil in
vestigation, the public will have littl
opportunity to participate directly il
the proceedings, since the capacit,
Of the small courtroom will be take,
to accommodate the army of lawyer
and newspapermcn who will share i
with the jury and court attaches.
Other Charges Pending
Friends since early manhood, whe
they We're prospectors together in tn,
Did time west, Fall and Doheny hav
been brought together here in thei
I'D age to answer to an indictmen
pased ON the leasing of the Elks Hills
'aiifornia laval reserve. With Doh
.ny's son, Edward l.. Doheny, Jr
hey also are facing another indict
nent growing out Of the investiga
ion, charging bribery in connectio
nth loan Of 100000 which the ed
n Doheny told Of making to his oil
riend while negotiations for tn
ease were in progress. This charg
las not yet been brought to trial.
Another conspiracy case also j
pending against Fall, in which Harr
f. Sinclair, who obtained from hii
the lease to the navy's Teapot Dom
reserve. is named. This case, how
ever, is before the United States su
preme court, which has been asked I
rule upon the action Of the Distric
OF Columbia court of appeals, base
on law enacted after the proceed
ing had been brought before it, i
dismissing an appeal from q lowe
court decision refusing to OuaSh tn
Indictment.
The Fall-Doheny conspiracy trii
is expected to last about mont
since long list Of witnesses ha
been submitted.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-22
Union Services to
Be at M. e. Church
Thanksgiving Day

Union Thanksgiving services will
be held in the McCabe Methodist Epis-
copal church Thanksgiving day at
1O:3O a. m. The services will be in
charge Of the Bismarck Ministerial
association. assisted by the Gideon
Gospel chorus.
Rev. F. H. Davenport, president Of
the ministerial association, will pre-
side, and the various ministers of the
city will have part in the program,
Rev. c. +. Strutz, pastor of the Evan
gelical church, will preach the SER
mon. A detailed program Of the serv-
ice will be published later.
The pastors Of the city urge tha
people Of Bismarck to attend the
union service.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-22
Much Interest Is
Being Manifest in
Vaudeville Program

Rehearsals for the competitive
vaudeville program to be given
Thanksgiving evening are progressing
under the direction Of N. B. Gilman,
who intimates that some very clever
acts are underway. Members of the
club are being questioned as to the
nature of the acts but so far the cur
ious have received no satisfaction and
absolute secrecy prevails.
Mrs. Arthur Bauer is assisting at
the piano during rehearsals.
Reserved seats 60 on sale Tuesday
morning at 8 o'clock. Prices are
$1.1O, IS and SO cents. The prelimins
ary seat sale today was very salts
factory.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-22
FIREMEN SAVE
EIGHT WOMEN
FROM DEATH
Several Injured When Blaze
Of Undetermined Origin
Cuts FOur-stOry House
EXPLOSION is REPORTED
Mrs. Elizabeth Stagg and Mr..
and Mrs. Rockwell Of Los
Angeles Are Victims

Los Angeles, Nov. 22-LR-Three
persons perished, several were in.
Jured and eight women were saved
from death by firemen when hiaxe
Of undetermined origin gutted the
four-story Rangely apartments, 73o
W. Third street. in the downtown
district here today.
The dead
Mrs. Elizabeth Stagg.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Rockwell.
A Japanese house boy was report
ed to police as missing.
First reports to the police were
that an explosion preceded the burst
Of Flames that flashed through the
building.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-22
YOUTH KILLS
UNCLE, AUNT
WITH PISTOL
Opens Fire Upon Entering
ROOm-BOy's Sister Per-
haps M0rtally Wounded

Bridgeton, N. j., Nov. 22-LP)-Mr.
and Mrs. William Candy. this city,
were shot and instantly killed today
by Linwood Ware. %, their nephew,
who also shot and probably mortally
wounded his sister, Mrs. Madeline
Maxwell, 26.
Mr.. and Mrs. Candy and Mrs. Max
well lived with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Ware, parents Of Linwood. While
the family was sitting at breakfast
in the dining room, the youth enter
ed from the kitchen with an auto
matte pistol in his hand and at once
opened fire. Young Ware was ar
rested shortly after the shooting.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-22
Both Men and Boys
Should Register For
Patterson Banquet

Men without sons, who desire to
attend the annual Father and Son
banquet, to be held Wednesday eve
ming in the high school gymnasium,
are asked to call H. o. Saxvik or
Frank Brown vt the high school and
they will be furnished "sons" BY
proxy for the evening.
All boys from the seventh grade
up are invited to attend the banquet
and Mr.. Saxvik estimates that over
2e0 boys will be present Wednesday
evening. Men pr boys wishing to ~
tend the entertainment are urged "a
get in touch with him to have their
namei registered.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-22
Engineer Of Train
Which Caused Wreck
Is Given Suspension

Fargo, N. D., Nov. -CA9-John
Metdahl, Staples, Minn., engineer Of
Uhe Northern Pacific railways creck
coast limited which rammed pass
enger train at the Lake Park, Minn.,
station Saturday and killed Dan C.
Pettibone. general baggage agent, TO-
day was suspended from the service
Of the railroad pending the outcome
OF an investigation to determine re-
sponsibihty for the wreck.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-22
Flickertails Get
Great Ovation For
Beating Marquette

Grand Forks, N. d. Nov. 22-lP)--
Six hundred students Sunday night
gave the University Of North Dakota
football team an ovation; the like Of
which has not been seen here in
many years, when the Flickertails re-
turned from their surprising 8 TO 6
victory over Marquette at Milwaukee
last Saturday. In Is years. of foot
ball history NORTH Dakota team has
never beaten team in MArquette's
class.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-22
Fresh Revolution
Has Broken Out in
Northern Albania

Belgrade, Nov. IP)-The news
paper Nreme says a fresh revolution
has broken out in northern Albania
and is extending rapidly. Four
tribes are said to have taken IN
arms against the existing Republican
gosernmnt. headed by President
Ahmed Zogu, and are negotiating
with other tribes Of the region to
JOIN them in an attack to break down
the regime.
The report Of the revolt is said to
have caused Il panic at Scutari.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-22
MICHIGAN IS
GIVEN BIG TEN
CHAMPIONSHIP
Any Team That Omits Lead.
ing Teams From Schedule
Denied Claim tosTitle

Unbana, ILL.,, Nov. %. tN The
western conference football cham
pionship is awarded to Michigan un-
der the Dickinson rating system, in
the tabulation issued tpday by Pro-
fessOr Frank G. Dickinson 6f the Uni
versity Of Illinois, the author.
"Just because team has completed
its schedule undefeated," said Pro-
fessor Dickinson, "it is not entitled
to Big Ten championship. Any Big
Ten school that omits Ohio, Illinois,
Michigan and Minnesota from its
schedule can scarcely lay claim to the
conference title, merely on the
ground Of being undefeated. If such
were true a championship could be
scheduled instead of earned"
Ties Eliminated
The Dickinson system introduced
hast year eliminates all ties and at
tempts to recognize the teams that
play hard schedules. Victories over
teams in the upper half df the table
count for more than victories over
teams in the lower five.
The Rissman Big Ten trophy,
awarded the championship on the
basis Of the Dickinson rating, will be
presented to the Michigan eleven No
vember 20 at its football banquet.
The Dickinson rating for 1926 fol
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-22
FIRE CALL SUNDAY

An overheated furnace pipe at the
residence Of H. w. Rosenthal, Thay-
er, brought out the fire Departments
ut 1l:l5 a. M, Sunday. The blaze
soon spent itself. and no damage was
done.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-22
WEATHER FORDCAsr

For Bismarck and vicinity: Most
" cloudy tonight and Tuesday; slow
~ rising temperature Tuesday.
For North Dakota: Fair east;
mostly cloudy west portion tonight
and Tuesday with probably snow ex-
treme west portion. Slowly rising
temperature Tuesday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-22
WEATHER CONDITION.

Hight pressure areas are centered
over the Northern Plains States and
over Texas. lower Missouri Valley
and Tennessee. Low pressure areas
are centered over the Pacific Coast
States and Great Lakes Region. Precip-
itation occurred over the Northern
Pacific Coast States, Northern Rocky
Mountain Regions and Northern
Plains States; elsewhere mostly fair
weather prevails. Temperatures have
risen over the Northwest during past
l8 hours: elsewhere schanges have
been slight.
ORRIS N. ROBERTS,
Official In charge.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-22
Weather Report

Weather conditions at North Da-
kota points for the "a hours ending
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-22

Mostly cloudy tonight and Tues
day, rising temperature Tuesday.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-12-31
Novomanzelka vyzrala ma
banditu.

William B. Strickler sedel s
manzelkou svoj1 Irenou V 1te-
ry vecer, n1z nedavno spou-
tan byl r1zovymi pouty man
zelstvf, V jejich cukrafskem a
pekarskem zavodu, {. 1910 N,
Broadway, rozmlouvaje nj,
iak pTec ten stav manzelsky
lie krasnejsf nez cokoliv jine
V okamziku rozjlmanl O blahu
a krasach manzelstvl yesel
bandita.
"Ruce vzh1ru," zasycel.
Strickler uposlechl.
Stricklerova neuposlechla
"Ani mne nenapada", vzdoro.
vite odpovedela. "A pax Wy
iste pekny bandita. Ale sple-
Il jste Sc pfised sem. My pra-
We byli oddani a obchod, KITE
ry isme po oddavkach pocali
iest6 mnoho nevynasf. Nesty-
dfte Sc, ma mas prij1t?"
Bandita "Odpustte mi, pa.
nj. Mnoho stesti a dobrou
moe"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-12-31
Otravcvanni alkoholem biz
kYm Hmyslne yrazds.

Polodrednf zprava Wash
ingtonu prav1:
"Vladnl chemikove doufajl i
v bl1zke budoucnosti vyrobiti
industrialnf alkohol vice ne
chutny ale meme jedovaty~po-
moc1 move formule.
Zat1m vlada nebere ma sebe
zadnou zodpovednost Ia umr-
tt zavinena pitfm alkoholu."
At beTe nebo nebefe, OBJ
canstvo povazuje j "a zodpo-
vednou. Tt, kteT1 prestupujl
prohibici, vedi, re zakon ma
ma ne pokuty dosahuj1cf treba
vyse az dvou rokG uveznenf.
Kde vsak jest stanoven trest
smrti ma prestupn1ky tyto? Nj
kde!
Vlada nepopfra, re otravuje
industrialn1 lfh, aby lide no ne
pill.
Vlada vi, ze- prohibicnf "a
kon tezko aneb skorem memo
Emo vymoci. Proc jedem otra-
vovati alkohol a vydavati pi-
jaka, tTeba nerozumneho,. il
ste, at zdlouhave nebo rychle
smrti?
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-12-31
Streleny v dome manzelky,
zemrel.

Oliver T. Bell, 25 roki starry
zemreI v nemocnici ma strelne
rany iemu zasazene manzel-
kou jeho 4. prosince v dome,
G.. $40 Belair road.
Poole manzelciny vypovedi,
manzel cekal ma nj v jejfm do
me, kan Sc vratila sc svyma
dvema dltkama. Pri prfchodu
jejich Bell, jenz bydlel ma
Putty Hill u Be1air road, ode
Sci pry ma zadnl pore, odkudz
ma to zaslechla stfelnou ranu.
Kdyz tam pribehla, nalezla
pry Bella krvacej1ciho rany
v prave strane tela. Manzele
po neajky cas- nezili spolu.
Poole policejn1ho udanf,
Bell, jenz byl zvlastnim tired
n1kem We vodarenskem NEST
skem odboru, rekl, re revolver
spustil nahodne kdyz jej 2 je-
dne kapsy prendaval do dru-
he. Celia zalezitosf je pred
m6tem vysetrovan1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-12-31
Vyssi dan ma gasolin.

Predseda -komise statnlch sill
mic navrhuje, aby dan ma gaso-
lin zvysena byla o 212 procent,
c1mz dan obnasela by pc IVY
Semi AZ cent? "a gallon.
Zvysenou dani predseda
Mackall poc1ta, re splacen by
byti mohl million dolari potre-
bny ma odstraneni nebezpec-
nych silnicnfch krizovatek a
pIl druheho milionu ma zlep-
SEMI silnic aniz potrebno by
bylo vydanl bondG. Navrh je-
no vyvola jiste prudky boj.
Do konce tohoto roku vybra-
no ma letosnf dani "a gasol1n
$2,O89.041.84. Ia rok 1925
vybrano ma dani Ia gasolfn
81, 1,909.173.14.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-12-31
Nalezen mrtvy We shorelem
dome.

Castecne spalena mrtvola
Daniele Kuhne, farmaTe, jenz
pred casem I'll v Baltimorskem
okresu, nalezena byla We sho-
relem dome ma Pope fece u
Duley v okresu Prince, George
Lebka muzova byla rozrazena
Schody vedouc1 do dvorku
zbroceny byly krvi. Porota
uznala, re Kuhne zavrazden
byl.
Kratky cas- pred smrti, jak
ziisteno, v malem tamnfm OBJ
chodu pochlubil Sc S dosti zna-
cnou sumou penez, kterou
chtel v Baltimore zaplatiti
duh svemu vnuku, lodnimu
kapitanu Po zavrazdenf jeho
bandite die vseho vnesli mr.
tvolu jeho do domu, tento "a
palili a prchli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-12-31
PAX dejte manzelce demanto-
w prSten.

Policejn1 sergeant Harry H.
Bryan 1stredni stanice dal
jako Vanocnf dar sve manzel-
ce demantovy prsten ma Stedry
Vecer.
Prsten sliboval il jiz po ne
kolik rokG. Letos nezapomel
= jak obycejne cinlval pr
stem koupil daroval. Pone-
vac nemohl Sc docekati RADIOS
tt, CO a jak jeho manzelka de-
lati bude az dlouho slibovany
prsten bude jejlm majetkem,
dal il no die naseho zvyku liz
v patek vecer. V dobe, kdyz
S prstenem Sc primal do sve-
no domu, {. 2807 Jefferson ul.,
dlouho cekajfcl manzelka pra-
We varila veceTi. Prikradnuv
sc "a nj, otevrel drahocennou
skatulku a tuto ma natazene
ruce j ukazal. Manzelka "a
hlednuvsi zafici demant, S hlu-
bokym vzdechem pTekvapenf
udla pFSCen ma pfSC a hledela
a hledela az ma vse kolem sebe
zapomela. Zatlm CO hledela
a hledela, pecene v trouble Sc
spalila.
= Jan Rynes, {. 1873 N. Bel
nord avenue, pekny prichystal
Vanocnl Nstromek. S cigaretou
V 1stech dotknul sc trochu d1-
verneji vetvicek stromku, KITE
ry poiednou zahalil Sc plamen
ky. Do m1stnosti, v nfz stro-
mex nezaril jenom, ale take
hofel, primal sc policista John
Bower nekolika bukety vo-.
dy ucinil ozarenemu a horic1-
mu stromku konec.
Ia nedlouho stromek valel
Sc We dvorku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-12-31
Kriminalnici chytri.

ze We Spojenych Statech
kriminaln1k vydela vice penez
neil poctivy muz a re meme
jest v nebezpeci ztraty neil
obchodnik vlastnici svuj vlast-
nj podnik, tvrd1 reditel Balti-
morske kriminalnf komise,
James M. Hepbron.
"Take jest pravdou", pravi
Hepbron dale, "ze madam mu-
"a We vezenf jest vetsi neil
pr1mernych muzG ma svobode
kteff v cas- valky odvedeni byli
k vojsku.
Kriminalnik1m darf Sc zde
dcbre, ponevac zlocinnosti pc
nfze vydelavaji a ponevac ne
byvaj1 dopadeni. Kdyby vetsi
pocet iich dopaden byl a fadne
potrestan, nebylo by zde tolik
Zlocinnosti." Hepbron nyn1
poclna chvaliti Baltimore:
Gale tax tomu nen1 v Balti-
more. Ze dvou zlocinu jeden
vzdy vypatran. Kriminalnlk
zde je dopaden promptne
potrestan iBaltimorskymi SOU
dy. Zlocinne pr1pady jsou zde
projednavany S takovou
promptnost1, re il nen1 rovno
We Spojenvch Statech. Idea.
ze kriminalnfk ie nedostatecne
duSevne vyvinut, proste nenl
pravdou. Kriminaln1k ma do
sti intelligence. Tato vede lie
k tomu, re vyhybajf Sc Balti-
more"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-12-31
Podlehla zraneni.

sedesat tri roxy stara Dona
Blatter podlehla zranen1 V
Homewood nemocnici, kamz
dopravena byla z krizovatky
Charles a "a. ulice, kdez zasa-
zena byla pri prechazen1 au-
tomobilem ucitelky, Alice |.
Garnett z Rapidan, Va. Uci-
telka ujela z m1sta nestest1 .bez
poskvtnuti pomoci zranene.
Pozdeji sama dostavila Sc ma
severni policejn1 stanici. u
dala, ze nestestf udalo Sc, ,kdyz
iela ma Union stanici pro Stan
ley White z Woodberry Forest
Va. Garnettova je ucitelkou
We Sparks, Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-12-31
Til sta padesat osm
naturalisovano.

Padesat Zen a 3O8 muzd
stalo Sc v uplynulem roce OBJ
cany Spojenych Stat1. Ctrnact
.zadateld pri konecne zkousce
propadlo. Jednomu obcanstv1
odepfeno, ponevac Sc prohTe-
Sill proti prohibici. Mezi no.
vymi obcany byly til jeptisky.
Flinta spatnou podporou.
Lesem "a Carlin parkem bral
Sc v cele iinych 101ety Henry
Akers re S. Potomac ulice pod
p1raje Sc ma rucnici, n1z -
jak obycejn6 - nevedel, ze je
nabita. Pojednou rama spus-
tia a hoch skacel sc zranen
kulf do leve nohy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-12-31
! Automobiliste zatceni pro
- opiIosr.

Ma Stedry Vecer zateeni by
Ii automobiliste, kteTi Sc hnali
ulicemi mesta v automobilech
opili. Zatcen byl Oscar P. Mo-
ritz re S. Kenwood avenue ienz
vrazil do jineho automobile a
sujlzdel q m1sta melody.
Konecne zatceni byli John C
Spindler a Sidney Obey, oba
pro opilost.
Dale zaten byl Harry A. Po-
wers z w. North Avenue, jenz
vrazil do jineho automobile
zmizeti z mista melody chtel a
Vincent Klfma z O'Donnell a
81. ulice, jenz po nehode ujeti
chtel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-12-31
Krajanka obsti automobilu

Dvacet sedm rokG stara, Ma
ry Poskocil manzelka Johna j
EPoskocila, podlehla v Mercy
nemocnici %. prosince smrtel
nemu zranen1, jez utrpela au.
tomobilem v sobotu. Automo-
bilem rozrazena j byla lebka
Manzel jejf zranen byl teze
nehode. Uzdraveni jeho z tez-
keho 1razu ocekava Sc.
Automobil v nemz jeli pod
ffzen1m FL rokG stareho Fran
ka Michory, {. 727 Pennington
avenue v Curtis Bay, srazil Sc
na rohu Hopkins Place Red
wood ulic s taxicabem, r1ze-
n1m J. Clarkem. Oba Tidici
20 nehode zatceni byli. Mi
ohora We srazce byl lehce IRA
n6n.
o Vanocnfch Svatcich k
t8zk6mu urazu pTisel Josef
Rybak, {. 1907 N. Chapel ulice
ienz zasazen byl automobilem
na rohu Washington Eager
'llic. Automobilem rozbita by
"a mu noha v kolene. Tezce
zraneny lecen jest z urazu sve-
no ST. Joseph nemocnici.