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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-03
Zabil pritele " hadce.

Frank Dimarco, 20 roku sta.
ry ze S. High ulice, zastrelen
byl v pondeli v hadce prltelem
svym, 27 rokG starym Vincen-
tenn Mareno re S. Exeter ulice
Oba byli pfately cd mladi, spo-
lu vojancili tabore Mead az
do nekolika poslednich tydnu
byli spolumajiteli j1delny.
Ku hadce strelen1 doslo,
kdyz Dimarco chtel, ably cely
vytezek z banketu, ktery Ma
reno zamyslel dati v jfdelne ma
N. Front V utery vecer byl dan
jemu.
Po nekolik poslednfch tydn1
Dimarco stale chtel penize cd
Marena. V pondeli Dimarco
pfisel podnapily hrozil Ma
renovi, re neda-li mu vsechny
penlze "a prodane listky ku
chystanemu banketu, re ban
ket zkazl. Hadka vypukla a
skoncila vecer ma rohu Stiles a
Exeter ulic strelbou. Dimarco
-vytahl revolver a trikrate sire
Ill. Mareno pc mem vytahl svGj
revolver a vypalil ma Dimarco
Ctyri rany. Dve kule zranily
Dimarco do praveho ramene a
dive zaryly Sc do prave strany
prsou. V nemocnici "a kratko
Dlmarco zranenl podlehl stale
tvrde, re neznal toho, kdo jej
strelil.
Mareno po streleni Dimarca
prchl. Zatcen byl jeste teze
noci V 1900 bloku E. Fayette
.ullce. Policii Sc primal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-03
o tri ince vyssi policiste.


Ponevac V nynejsl dobe Jest
hojnost kandidatG, oznameno,
re do policejnl sluzby pfijfma-
nj budou jenom tt, kdo jsou 5
stop a 10 incd vysoci anebo
vyssf a vazf pri nejmensim $50
liber. Kdo nenf takovy nebo
onaky, nepotrebuje zadati O
mfsto policisty, dal do verejno-
sti DR.. Frederick H. Vinup z
vyboru policejnfch zkoumate-
III.
Vybor tax rozhodl, aby po-
licie byla "smetanou Baltimor-
skeho muzstvi."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-03
Dvakrate pokusil Sc o
sebevrazdu.

James Stewart, AZ roxy sta
ry z New Yorku, pokusil Sc v
nedeli dvakrate O sebevrazdu.
Poprve chtel Sc vrhnouti pod
kola poulicni elektricke kary
a po druhe chtel 81 rozraziti
cello O zed cely ma 1stredni po-
licejn1 stanici. Konecne musel
byti spoutan. Lekarskym Sc
trenfm bylo zjisteno, re jest
choromyslnym.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-03

Anna Blair, 90 rOku Stara
srazena byla truckem ktery RI
dill Edgar Walker z Wrenwooo
avenue, pri prechazeni Sara
toga ulice Howard. Potlu-
cena byla ma hlave a nohou
Osetreni dostalo Sc j v univer-
sitni nemocnici, odkud odveze-
ma byla do sveho domova v
Kingsville.
- Tezce poranena byla Sc
desatileta Teresa Eisenberg
automobilem nedaleko sveho
domova, {. 955 N. Gay ulice.
Automobil ridil R. HI. Harger,
{. 1900 Preston Place. V ne
mocnici konstatovano, re mo-
EEK il otresen, lebka rozbita a
porezana a potlucena byla ma
tele.
= V sobotu pohrben byl Ri
chard C. McCleary, &c roku
starry z Chestnut avenue, jenz
We stredu automobilem spadl
do hlubiny pr1stavn1 u konce
Fells ulice a hlubine utonul.
William Rae, jenz MIN v au-
tomobilu jel, byl hlubiny Wy
tazen zivy.
= George Smith, "a roxy
starry, odsouzen byl ku pokute
$51.45, ponevac vyhodil z au-
tomobilu "a roxy starou Irenu
Boyer, kdyz automobil st1han
byl policistou Donnelly. Poll
cista stal ma Hanover ulici,
kdyz kolem jel automobil Smi-
thuv, z nehoz zenou volane 0
pomoc. Straznfk vskocil ma il
ny kolem jedouc1 automobil a
pustil Sc "a Smithem. Ma Ha-
mover ulici u Randall ulice.
Smith vyhodil zenu automo-
blu, jlz prerazen byl kotn1k
vedle odrenin ma tele. Straz
mix vida, re Sc zranene ujah
llde ma ulici pronasledoval da-
lie ujlzdej1cl automobil, ktery
konecne dohonil a Smitha zat-
XII spolu mladikem, Tony In
sange, jenz ma to odsouzen byl
ku pokute $6.45. JIM diva mia
dlci z automobile prchli. Bo-
yerova udala, re sla po w. Fa-
yette ulici, kdyz automobil pri-
jel ku uhodniku, do nehoz ona
domn1vaj1c Sc, re to jej1 pr1-
bunny z Cambridge, vstoupila.
Sotva tax ucinila, poznala svdj
omyl a pocala volati o pomoc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-03
Zahadna smrt " ricce Bystre.

V ned6li, 1. srpna nalezena
byla We Volosjance ma bfehu O.
strohu, kde Sc vleva T1cka By
stra do Uze, mrtvola legionare
Kachlire, ktery byl ma stav-
bach zefeznic We Volosjance
zamestnan jako zednik. Byla
nalezena idmi, kteTi casne ra-
no patrali. po mrtvole maleho
devcete, ktere Sc u bTehu diva
10 ma rozvodn6ne vody Uze.
Bfeh Sc nahle utrhl a spadl do
reky i S devcetem, ktere uto-
nulo. Zpusob smrti Kachlire
jest zahadny. Sci v sobotu We
Ger domu, u sebe MAZE mzdu
organisacnf pen1ze. Pen1ze
ty Sc u mrtvoly nenasly, ac vse
ostatn1, jako nGz, zapisnfk,
papfry a jine veci nalezeny by
ly. Napadnou jest rama ma l1ci
mrtvoly, ktera nezda Sc pocha-
zeti cd 1deru ma kamen reci-
Ste. Proto nenf jisto, zahynul-
Ii Kachlir utonutfm, spadnuv
We tine do rozvodnene feky, a.
nebo jedna-li Sc O zlocin. Get
nictvo We Volosjance zahajilo
0 pTfpade vysetrovanf. KachliT
byl zenat otec dvou malych
d1tek. Jeho vdova nachazf Sc
uplne bez prostfedkG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-03
Nechtsla potrestani manzela

Ponevac odeprela stfhati
manzela sveho pro stluceni il,
soudce Ranft odsoudil tohoto
V 1tery jenom ku pokute $50
a utrat. Pokutovanym MAMIE
lem byl Jesse w. Spence {. 9O8
W. Baltimore ulice, 25 roku
starry. Manzelka jeho osetrena
byla universitni nemocnici
ma rany, jez il manzelem dany
kolem ust. S placem prosila
soudce "a odpustenf pro man
zela sveho. Spence vinil man
zelku, re jela v automobile il
nymi muzi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-03
Zabita padem S druheho
poschodi.

Okenni ram, jenz navlhl be-
hem nedavnych destG, zavinil
smrt 81 rokG stare Mary A
dams {. 926 w. Franklin ulice.
Kdyz prudce zatlacila, aby O.
kno otevTela, ztratila rovnova-
hu spadla okna tretiho pos
chodi ma dlazbu ulice. Usmr-
cena byla okamzite.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-03

Diva zr1zenci elektricke po-
ulicn1 drahy, motorman John
Hettinger a Sherman G.. Wis
mer a jedouc1 ma kare Albert
Bonner, &. 1920 E. Biddle ulice
popaleni byli, kdyz V pondeli
York road kara pri prej1zdenl
North avenue zapalena byla e
lektrickym proudem. Ohen Wy
puknuvs1 ma predn1 platforme
uhasen byl V zapeti. V kare
jelo kolem so osob.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-03
z politiky.

Demokrate prvnfho distrik
tn seSli Sc v Polskem dome '
patek minuleho tydne slyset
kandidata uradu statniho Sc
natora, Johna H. Bouse: Bouse
podporovany stranou bossa
Kellyho, napadl prudce proti-
kandidata, Williama l. Norri-
Sc, podporovaneho bossem Ma
honem, mayorem Jacksonem a
Padgettem. Mezi jinym naval
Norrise hypokritem.
Skorem kazda veta, kterou
Bouse odsuzoval Norrise, vyvo-
lala bouri potlesku zastupem
cftajicim pres 1000 demokrat1
Kazdy re sedmi v slni recni-
c1ch vecera toho chvalil Bouse.
Hlavnim recn1kem schGze byl
mestsky registrator, Frederick
A. Dolfield, jenz mluvil proti
parkovn1 pujcce, jak tato "a
stavana jest Norrisem, predse-
dou parkovniho vyboru.
Dolfield ukazal, re projde-li
parkovnf pGjcka, mesto zadlu-
zeno bude do vyse $235,722,-
10000.
= V patem distriktu kandi-
duje byvaly Glen hudebnfho
sboru, DR.. Thomas Guilty jako
neodvisly demokraticky kandi-
dat pro urad statniho senatora
Guilty prohlasil:
"Jsem proti politickym bos-
sum a nemohu pochopiti, jak
muzi jake governor Albert c..
Ritchie a mayor Howard w.
Jackson mohou o Mich mluviti
jako o svych pratelich.
Az do poslednfho dnora nj
kdy jsem neZatouzil do verej-
neho zivota. Jsem neodvisly
kandidat a zadna organisace
mne nepodporuje. Hledam
jenom podporu volic1, kteri
dobrovolne mne chteji podpo-
rovati chci vesti cisty boj. v
patem distriktu proti nemu sta
ii bude Kellyho kandidat, Da-
MEL B. Chambers. DalSi kan
didat, DR.. H. Ross. Coppage, O.
sobni pritel Padgetta, podpo-
rowan jest Mahonem.
John Philip Hill, kandi-
dat do vladniho senatu, reci
sve V sini mad Cross Street trz-
nic1, kritisoval demokratickeho
kandidata do senatu, Millarda
E. Tydings, re tento jako kon-
gresnik uzil prava posifati po-
Stou bezplatne zrovna tax ja-
ko Hill. Tydings We ctvrtek
minueho tydne stezoval 81 do
pisem u generalnlho postmi-
stra a u generalniho navladni-
no ma Hilla, re tento zneuzil
posty zasflanim volicum pam
fletu ma nez vlastne platiti mel
poStovne.
Kongresnik Hill vycetl Ty-
dingsovi, re tento sam bezplat-
ne rozeslal poStou ma $4,000
pamfletu, &C ponevac tyto by
ly "a ucelem jeho osobni kan
didatury rozeslany, mel ma ne
platiti postovne. Generalni
postmistr pc obdrzeni stiznosti
Tydingovy rozhodl, re neposle
zadne inspektory do Marylan-
du, aby tito vysetrii zdali Wei
Ter, Hill a Tydings zneuzili po-
Sty. Generalni navladni cini
tax 2 duvodu, re celia ia deba-
ia = vyvolana vlastne Hillem
= jest jenom politicky boj me-
ri kandidaty a ii at 81 to sprawl
sami.
= Boss Mahon mayor
Jackson podporovati budou
Johna HI. Robinette boji jeho
pro ufad klerka Circuit soudu
proti Charlesu R. Whitefordo-
vi, jenz jest pro tyz 1rad kan
didatem bossa Kellyho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-03
Zabit pod vagonem.

Pri opravovan1 nakladniho
vagonu zachycen byl 4Olety
Charles A. Akers, {. 828 Lake
wood avenue a zabit. Kola
vagonu prejela jeho telo. A
kers stall Sc obet1 osudne neho-
dy nadraz1 B. & O. drahy u
konce Sexton ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-03
Diva chyceni suchymi agenty.

Joseph Potocki Peter Der
nago zatceni byli, kdyz prohi-
bicn1 AGENT prepadli dun V
1900 bloku Cambridge ulice a
V tomto vedle zatcenych "se-
brai" zasobu hotove koralky
a smes ma delan1 koralky. Der
nago Sc vymlouval, re je plum
barem a ze prisel do domu
spravovati plynovou trubku.
= Claude Smith, Kallie No
Ian a Lundy Davis zatceni byli
V utery prohibicn1mi agenty V
Oakwood v Cecil okresu po
nalezen1 u Mich smesi a hotove
koralky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-03
Snizeni rozpoctu ma budouci
rok.

Hlavni inzenyr mestsky, Ber
nard l.. Crozier, slibuje, re
mestsky rozpocet ma budouci
rok slime snlzen bude, ably da-
ne molly snfzeny byti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-03

Baltimorsky mestsky urad
Of Minor Privileges pTichazi ku
vedom1, re konecne treba bude
odep1rati license ku stavbe ga
sol1novych staniu V ulic1ch me-
sta. Predseda odboru tohoto,
Johenning, dal 81 spocltati ga
sol1nove stanice. Shledano, re
mesto ma kolem 700 mist, kde
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-03
"Beznohy" mesic Ia zebranl.

Charles Reden, jenz "slozll>
sve nohy pod sebe a sede ma
Mich ma rohu Broadway a Bank
ulice v 1tery rano prose kolem
jdouci O nejaky ten darek, po-
nevac pry nema nohy, dove
den byl policistou ma vychodni
policejnf stanici, kdez "ubohe-
mu' "a podvadeni a zebranl
diktovano bylo vezenf ma 80
dni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-03
Po 28 dnech nalezen.

sestnactilety Milton Hoff-
man, jenz Sc ztratil z domu
rodic1, {. 1884 Andrea ulice,
nalezen byl policistou ma rohu
Baltimore a Holiday ulic, po
28 denni vzdalenosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-03
Bodnut do prsou.

Zat1m CO sedel ma schodech
domu rodicG, {. 1915 E. Balti-
more ulice, Maman Barsel, 13
rokd starry, napaden byl a dva-
krate bodnut do prsou II rokG
starym cernosskym hochem,
James Soften.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-03
Podlehl zransni.

Sidney Ballman, jenz pred
tVdnem shozen byl narazem ma
vleGnou lodici, po tydenn1m u
trpenf zemrel v nemocnici v pa
TEX minuleho tydne. Nesfast-
nemu narazem pferazena byla
zada. Ballman I'll v Brookly-
nu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-03
Utonula ztotoznena.

u River View utonula v So
botu 55 rokG stara Emma May
Dobler, {. 1910 E. Biddle ulice.
Mrtvolu v nedeli stotoznila je-
il sestra, F. l. Briele z Ottowa,
Nd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-03
$4,000 "a odloudeni
manzelky.

Bernard N. Benson zaluje
Charles A. Bensona ma odsko-
dne V obnosu $4,000 "a od-
loudeni manzelciny lasky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-03

gasolin a olej koupiti mono.
V poslednich mesic1ch doSlo
k 1radu tolik zadostf O povo-
len1 novych tolik st1znosti
proti temto, re mayor Jackson
narfdil, aby zkoumano bylo,
zda nutnosti jest stavba no
vych stanic.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-09-03

= Boss MahOn a mayor
Jackson podporovati budou
Johna H. Robinette v boji jeho
pro Trad klerka Circuit soudu
proti Charlesu R. Whitefordo-
vi, jenz jest pro tyz 1rad kan
didatem bossa Kellyho.
The Washington times., 1926-07-10

lions are made at frequent inter.
walls through the whole year, and
still more frequently during the
season of greatest production.
All bottlers ought to be re-
duired to obtain the ordinary
food-handler's license, renewable
at the beginning of every year.
These licenses are only given
after proper inspection, and in
sure that the premises comply
with the standard laid down in
the sanitary code. If they do not
conform to this standard, licenses
should be withheld until the pro-
prietors comply with written or
ders, which the inspector issues
while making his rounds.
Samples from all producers
should be examined bacteriologi--
cally and chemically at regular
intervals. If the bacterial count
Is high the inspector pays espe-
cial attention to bottle-cleansing
operations and takes samples of
the alkali solution to be exam
ined. If it falls below per cent,
disciplinary action is taken. ST.
simultaneously, bottle-washing ef-
ficiency tests are carried out,
similar to those made in milk
plants. II the products show
more than 100 colonies per &C. or
The Washington times., 1926-07-10

Carbon dioxide under sufficient
pressure will partially sterilize
products which are grossly con.
taminated. but to get this re.
suit a high pressure IL neces.
sary for q long time. Most
of the containers will not with.
stand a sufficient pressure. and
would be dangerous to producer
and consumer. Under ordinary
pressure the time required is
too great, and no factory could
afford a single days supply for
a 244hour period during the time
Of greatest demand. High car
bonization and storage are there.
fore impracticable.
Pasteurization IL not only un.
necessary, but dangerous: 1t tends
to destroy flavor and subjects
employees to the risk OF con-
, tanners bursting. Moreover, 1t
would encourage laxity in other
stages of the manufacture.
The system developed as the
result of experience lie as follows:
The inspector who is assigned to
the bottling plant gives practi.
cally his whole time to his work.
He has had several years at
practical laboratory food analysis
and at practical sanitary and
food inspection. Sanitary inspec-
The Washington times., 1926-07-10
Gold Diggers Of
Married
Life.
BY Lucy Lowell

WHAT does your husband mean
w to your Now. before you
answer. why. everything" an
Awe Just what the man you have
taken for better or for worse
really represents In your life.
Is he the flesh and blood mortal
whom you love devotedly and for
whom you would do" and even
die, II necessary, or IL he just
napa, the head Of the house. q
sort OF living symbol Of your crea.
ture comforts?
Any innocent bystander listen
ing to the conversation at tea
the other afternoon, where were
assembled the wives of prosperous
merchants and business men, could
not help receiving the impression
that there are more married gold
diggers than single ones!
Yet the sole topic Of converse
ton at this function was as to
how they could tempt or wheedle
their husbands into buying them
this, that or the other The list
of demands ranged all the way
from Paris hats and frocks to
new furnishings and fresh decora-
lions for the house.
And I'm going to have the sun
porch done over in glazed chintz.
no matter where the money comes
from. John will simply have TO
get it, said mousey little crea-
ture whom you never would have
suspected Of such a thought.
Then she displayed pair Of
handsomely embroidered silk stock
inks for which she had paid SIS.
1T was interesting to muse upon
the fact that in this same CONF
nunity only week before O.
young man, married just short
time, had been convicted on o.
charge OF forgery, and was that
very day speeding along his wav
TO prison; shackled between two
armed guards. He had confessed
his crime, saying simply that ne
needed desperately. Let
Us hope that q thoughtless or q
calculating wife did not start him
on his career OF crime.
Greed is hideous monster.
Trample its serpent head when
you see it loom IN your home
when you feel its urge In your
heart. The fifty-fffty spirit u
essential il marital happiness y
to endure. Playing the game
suuarely, fairly. with each others
best interests in mind. is policy
that viii win over many Of lie q
most trying difficulties.
The Washington times., 1926-07-10
Test Your knowledge With
Times Daily Dozen
BY A. L. Wilbert, M. A.

; the mother OF Constantine the
Great.
3. GEOGRAPHY. The island of
Crete lies almost at an equal dis.
lance from the mainland Of
Greece and from the north coast
of Africa.
4. BUSINESS. The American
farmers spend annually about $10,.
000, 00O, 900 on manufactured goods.
s. MANKIND. The three chief
necessities of mankind are food,
clothing and shelter.
6. HUMAN NATURE. "In the
up.to-date school, the bad boy is
looked upon not so much as an
offender in need of punishment as
an unfortunate in want of under
standing care"
Z. GENERAL SCIENCE. Sprin.
king the mines with rock dust is
being introduced in bituminous
mines as an effective prevention
of coal-dust explosions.
8. LAW. Abduction means the
act of forcibly taking away a wo-
man for the purpose of marriage
or less worthy motive.
8. CIVICS. Frank B. Kellogg
Is the present United States Sec
rotary of State.
10. ART. John Kirchmayer, a
native of Oberammergau, Ger
many. is considered the finest
carver Of wood In America.
II. MUSIC. Muffled effects are
produced on the French horns by
inserting the hand in the bell of
the instrument.
IL. HEALTH. Cancer IL the
cause Of one.tenth Of all the deaths
Of adults in the United States
The Washington times., 1926-07-10

/. LITERATURE. Which Eng.
lishman wrote the wonderfully
a melodious poem called "Kubla
Khan?
2. HISTORY. Which English.
ton to abolish slavery in the Brit
ish possessions?
8. GEOGRAPHY. Which is the
largest lake in Southern United
States?
4. BUSINESS. How many per.
sons are employed in American in.
dustries?
S. MANKIND. Which American
Ia donating $1,600,000 to the I'm.
perial University of Tokyo. in or
der to restore it's library, which
was destroyed by an earthquake?
s. HUMAN NATURE. During
which period of life are persons
most susceptible to day dreaming?
Z. GENERAL SCIENCE. Which
chemical is used to detect cotton in
wooden eoods2
s. LAW. Can a fire insurance
company refuse payment for
losses on the ground that the fire
was caused by the carelessnesS
Of the insured?
9. CIVICS. What is the annual
revenue obtained by the Govern
ment from the Panama Canal? :.
10. ART. Why do the portraits
painted by the great artists bear
a striking resemblance to each
other?
IL. MUSIC. Which work by
Cluck laid the foundation for the
modern opera?
IL. HEALTH. Why is self.diag'
nosis mostly fallacious?
Answers to Yesterdays Questions.
/. LITERATURE. Moliere (1022.
1879 was the greatest dramatist
ever produced by France.
2. HISTORY st. Helena was
The Washington times., 1926-07-10
HYGIENE FOR
TOURISTS
DIAM. nourishing food taken

DLAIN, nourishing food taken
L at regular mealtime should be
the rule for the motor tourist.
advises DR.. Herman g. Morgan,
Indianapolis city health officer. in
Hygeia for July. Outdoor life and
change Of surroundings may make
the appetite keener. but that
should not lead one to overindulRe
in food and drink.
The motor tourist should have
plenty of water. but this must be
pure. Typhoid and many other
intestinal ills are due to con-
tamination of water. milk md
food. The place at which one
gets food. whether cooked or I'M
cooked. should be sanitary. Milk
should be pasteurized or boiled.
Because Of the difficulty of get
ting safe milk. children are bet
ter off at home than on the motor
tour.
If one cannot get pure water,
or cannot be sure Of the water
supply. it is wiser to drink some
of the bottled beverages.
Sanitary sewage disposal is
equally important to the tourist
Most of the camps have we'll regu-
lated systems. and also have pro-
vision for the disposal of garbage
and other refuse. If one spends
the night in a hotel or roadside
home. one should be Just as care
full to inspect the sanitary ar.
rangements as in a camp.
Flies may be another source Of
danger. for they carry infection to
the food. The dining table and
the' place in which food is pre-
pared. served and eaten should be
screened from them. Mosquito
netting will do for this purpose
and will also be useful in protect
ing the campers from insects at
night. In a locality in which
malaria is prevalent. this Is most
important.
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TO THE
LOVELORN
Why Not Trust to Time?
DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
BY Beatrice Fairfax


~ have loved a girl for
three years. She has also loved
me ever since she has known me.
Her mother saw US walking On
the street and now she isn't al
lowed to go out, so l can't see
her to talk to her She Is of for.
eiSn birth. Ny parents tell me to
have nothing to do with her.
can't stand being away from
her. What can / do?
You don't mention your age in
your letter nor that of the girl
you love. But l fancy you are
both very young. So if you are
wise you will follow the advice of
your parents in this manner; their
judgment Is better than yours.
II your love is true, rather than
infatuation, it will stand the test
of time and after several years,
when the girl for whom you care
so much. is old enough to decide
for herself in such matters, you
may be able to renew the friend
ship.
Meantime, why do you not, both
of you, go about with all your
friends and refuse to think too
seriously about each other2
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Dr. Reed Warns on Summer Drinks

colon group polIutions, the manu-
facturer il prosecuted.
An analysis Of findings during
the past year showed that in one
Dlant, all samples taken from
plants with satisfactory soakers,
only 1.3 per cent showed colon
group pollution, against 17.3 per
cent of the samples taken from
plants with unsatisfactory soak
ers. The former are safe; the
latter are dangerous.
You have a right to know what
precautions are back of the soft
drinks that you consume.
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5481, Ladies Smock.

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contrasting for facing on collar
cuffs, pockets and belt portions
il made with short sleeves. If
made with long sleeves and of
one material, Al yards are re-
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1912. Ladies' Apron.
Cut in Sizes: Small, S4-S6;
Medium, 3S.40; Large, 42-44;
Extra Large, 46-4S inches bust
measure. A Medium size re-
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a SOuICS Ob
danger. a fact
of Importance
with the on
set of h o t
weather.
r i n 81 n &.
water for the
bottles must be
of a C c e p t e d
standard, must
be running and
must be ap-
piled in such
a manner that
b o t I'll e 8 are
t h or o u g hi Y
rim g e d by
sprays. Many
of the soakers
now used in
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Fads and Fancies

Eccentric earrings take all kinds
of forms ranging from cubist balls
to airplane wings. maple leaves
fringe designs and other queer
freaks that are attracting the
Partisan woman's gold-dipped,
they represent one of the cur.
rent jewelry fads with which 10
reckon.
A pair of parrots made of red
and green galaIith, studded in
rhinestones and mounted in sill
yer, forms one of the latest Pa.
risian importations in dress orna'
Oaents. .....-...-...-....-...-..-......-.-.-
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and rushes along into something that 1t find
And then the trouble beginSl
It's bad It really all the lovely girls with their
heads together gosspng and laughngly commenting on ofe
their best friend Life 10
petty personalities concerned with other peoples There
much yet tels nothing.
into awful tragedy for the can't deny
it, for haven known OF just such thngs2