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New Britain herald., 1926-12-04

Prominent among those who have secured loge seats for the play, That's That are found the names of: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kimbau
 Mrs. Charles S. Landers, MT. and Mrs. Elisha H. Cooper, Benjamin A.
 Hawley MT. and Mrs. Charles E. Parsons Mrs. L Hoyt Pease, MT. and Mrs. Paul K. Rogers, MT. and Mrs. William H. Hart, MT and Mrs. Clar- ence r. Bennett, MT. and Mrs. E. Allen Moore. MT. and Mrs Howard $. Hart. F. NJ. Holmes, MT. and Mrs. Reuben c. Mitchell Mir and Mrs. Louis w. Young, MT. and Mrs. Stan ley R. Eddy, Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell S. Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle Bald win, Mir. and Mrs, Frank Wachter, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Searle, George Speaf, Mrs. Charlest F. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Stan ley. J. E. Wilbur, Jr., William c. Hungerford. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Judd, Mayor and Mrs. Gardner C. Weld Fuecne J. Porter, MT. and Mrs Frank J. Porter, Peter CrqHa, Mir and Mrs. Carlton r. Frisbie. John F. Minor. Mrs. George l.. Cor bin, David R. Manning. Stanley Hfart. Nooh Lucas. Mr. and Mrs. Err nest w. Christ. MT. and Mrs. Ernest w, Pelyon, MT. and Mrs. Ralph R. Pritton, Dr. and Mrs. Clifford w. Vivian. B. H. NcElhone. F. J. Al bro, Jack Iash.N MT. and Mrs. Robert NJ Parsons, MT. and Mrs Donald Hort. MT. erd Mrs. Dr"ald N"Nfil- lar. MT. and Mrs. Harold F. Shep. ard. Mortimer Fl. Camp, Herbert V. Cr~,o. Mr, nrd Mrs. Louis $. Rev nal MT. prd Mrs. P. F. Mcnonop~h, MT. and Mrs. George Levitt, MT.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-04
WEDDINGS
Gertrude Erwin to Wed Sanford Thomson, Decem- Der 27th-Other Nuptials.

The wedding of Miss Gladys Edith Lange, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William F. Lange of 1S2 Glenn street. and Charles Chatey, son of MT. and Mrs. Charles Chatey of West Wilmington, took place Thanks giving morning at 10 o'clock at the home of the brides parents. The ceremony was performed by Rever end T. A. Greene, pastor of the First Congregations church.
 Miss Ruth Lange, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and the bridesmaids were Miss Marjorie Chatey of Hartford. a sister of th- groom, and Miss Pauline Lange of Springfield, a cousin of the bride. Albert Semerak of Hartford was best man. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of white georgette over white satin with a veil of duchess lace caught with orange blossoms. She carried a bouquet Of white roses. The maid of honor was attlred in q gown of peach colored georgette trimmed with rhinestones. The bridesmaids wore gowns of georg cite, Miss Chatey wore pink and Miss I.ange wore nile green. The bouauets of the attendants were of chrysanthemums. Miss Alice For sell sang T Love You" About sev- enty-flve guests were present from Boston. Springfield, Hartford, West Wilmington. Rockville, Burnside and New Britain. Following the cere- mony a Thanksgiving dinner was served.
 MT. and Mrs. Chatey will reside at 1S2 Glen street on their return from wedding trip to New York and Philadelphia.
 Miss Rose Sadd, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William Sadd of 100 Sey- mour street. and Frederick A. Dehm, son of MT. and Mrs. Charles F. Dehm of 45 Griswold street. were married Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at Saint Mary's rectory. Rev erend Walter A. McCrann officiated.
 A reception was held at the home of the brides parents follow ing the ceremony for relatives and friends. The rooms were attractive ly decorated with yellow chrysanthe- nuns.
 Miss Florence Messenger, cou- sin of the bride, was maid of honor and Charles Dehm was his brothers
 l, Ia o ottirpl in a costume of blue crepe romaine with picture hat to match and car ried a bouquet of butterfly roses and lilies of the valley. Miss Mes seuger wore an afternoon gown Of tan crepe trimmed with brown vel vet with hat to match. She carried a bouquet of yellow chrysaathe- nuns.
 MT. and Mrs. Dehm left on an wedding trip and upon their return will live at 100 Seymour street.
 A very pretty wedding which took place Wednesday evening. was that of Miss Muriel Vibberts, daughter of Mir. and Mrs Albert Nihberts of 1145 Stanley street. and Frederick K. Campbell, son of MT. and Mrs Augustus F. Campbell of West Hav- en. The ceremony was performed | by Reverend Theodore A. Greene, | pastor of the First Congregational | at 6:30 o'clock under bow >r of soufhorr .v,tyox opd ,,jpl, roso ! buds in the presence Of about fifty
New Britain herald., 1926-12-04
Photo by Murray Studio.

younger nan was associated with Richard Burton and the late Charles ] W. Warner.
 A pleasing musical program was sivcn in ggo groups by Mrs. Merwln II. Futile, contralto. accompanied on 1 the piano by Miss Gladys Day. 1 Those assisting Mrs. Loomis as hostesses were Mrs. James 1T. Rob- inson, Mrs. William H. Judd and Mrs. r. Raymond Gilpatric. Mrs. Charles II. Parsons and Mrs. Rufus N. Hemenway presided at the attractively decorated tea table and those who assisted the hostesscs with the serving were Mrs. Harry Bates, Miss Gladys Day, Miss Katherine Swift end Miss Miriam Mouat.
 The College club will hold a meet ing on Monday evening, December 13, at s o'clock at the home of Miss Gladys Day on Adams street. Miss Eunice Mackenzie Of SouthinSton will give reading. This meeting is in place of the one scheduled for December 6, which was to have been an open meeting with Governor John H. Trumbull as the speaker. This change was made necessary on account of the governors trip to Florida.
 A house meeting for the active members of the Musical club will be held at the home of Miss Frances Parker on Curtis street, Tuesday evening. An extensive program will be given based Oh the works of TO- mantle composers.
 The Current Events class. con- ducted by Mrs. c. F. Bennett, was held at the Y. NJ. C. A. Wednesday evening. Mrs. Bennett reviewed The Silver Spoon," by John Gals worthy, and spoke of three success ful plays now being produced in New York. The program included Americas Limitless Resources" "Why Queen Marie came to the United States" and Joseph Con- nors."
 Members of the Etude Musical club of New Britain gave Q concert in the Wallingford Masonic Home on Monday evening with the follow ing program:
 Violin solos.
 a. Nocturne in E Flat Chopin Sarasate.)
 b. CaVatina (Raff)
 Mrs. J. George Westerman with Miss Madaline Gerrish at the piano. Soprano solos.
 a. l love a Little Cottage.
 b. Out of the Dusk to You.
 c. Happy Days.
 Miss Edla Sims with Mrs, Rob- ert Sims at the piano. Violin obli- ss,-S ~ nyalph Gidland.
 a. Siol.a ."~,t (Mazas).
 Miss Edla Sims and Ralph Gid land. Piano Duets.
 "' C'1ll lo " llildI III lGli NlNpS- sinD.
 Warren Hale and Charles A, Johnson.
 The Woman's club of Maple Hill | will hold the fifth meeting of the season on Wednesday, December, s, l at 2;30 o'clock in the form of a Christmas party at the home of | Mrs. A. S. Grant of Golf street. The ! program for the afternoon will con ! sist of music. a talk on Books for i Christmas Giving" by Mrs, J. H. | Latham, and the exchange of gifts. | Mrs. William F. Middlemas and Mrs. ' Arthur White will assist the hostess !
 The officers and members of the | committees of this active organiza- | ton are: Mrs. E. B. Proudman, president; Mrs, R. C. Baldwin and |, Mrs. J. T. Powell. vice-presidents:
New Britain herald., 1926-12-04
CLUB EVENTS
D. A. R. Hold Meeting Friday at Mrs, Loomis's Home.

The Esther Stanley chapter of the Daughters of the American Revo- lution was entertained at the home of Mrs. John c. Loomis on Lincoln road yesterday afternoon. The chapter was most fortunate in hav- ing as its speaker, J. Berg Esenwen of Springfield, Mass, who is not only a well known writer and lectur- CT but is an authority on short story writing in this country and abroad. His treatment of his subject, The in manner that held his audience spellbound. MT. Esenwein as a
New Britain herald., 1926-12-04
PERSONALS

The Comings and Co., ings of New Britain Folk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-02
Bitvou nadseni tisicove.

We Stadiu v sobotu predve-
dli podle novinafskeho poctu
asi 25,000 divakd prvnl Data-
lion 110. pluku polnfho delo-
strelectva a 200 clenG pateho
regimentu pravou "patalii''
provazen hlukem strelby "a
pachem strelneho prachu. Pred
bitvou uvarena byla stranam
hotovfcfm Sc ku boji prava pol
nj veceTe, pri niz i mnozi pro-
minentni civilisti sedeli aby sc
radne pripravili ma okuseni
"prachu olova." Ably vsichni
dobre zazili, handy hraly.
Kdyz hraly opet hraly, HAS
polnice kde kym trhl. Ma OBJ
zoru, ukazal sc aeroplan "1to-
c1c1" armady, zrovna 10 minut
na to dan signal ku palbe. In
fanterie a artilerie naskakali
ma kone, meli-li jake, a pax to
slo. Modra armada za1tocila,
della zahfmela a divaci Sc di-
vail. V 8.45 dan signal ku "a
stavenl palby divadlo "a do
provodu hubby koncilo Sc az
Sc skoncilo.
Trochu zranen1 odnesli 81
zapas5ci hrdinove. Zranenf
zalezelo nekolika popaleni-
mach a odTeninach.
Po bitve zahrala kapela a
kdo chtel nebo mohl: 81 zatan-
coval.
V nedeli V II hodin dopole-
dne byla "dress" parada.
Odpoledne o /. hodine by
konec cele slave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-02
Oslava A. cervence a zTizeni
Patterson parku.

Pod dozorem East End I'M
provement sdruzen1 konana
bude pondell v Patterson par
ku oslava dvojfho druhu. Je-
dnou oslavou oslaven bude den
podepsani Prohlasen1 Neodvis-
losti pred $50 roxy a druhou
oslavou vzpomenuto bude zf1-
zenf Patterson parku pred SO
roxy.
Do parku toho dne cekano
jest ma 100000 osob.
Dopolednf doba venovana
bude rodinym sdruzenim ma
travnfcfch parku. Odpoledne
o /. hodine uspofadany budou
vodnf telocvicne zavody. Vi
ce nezli 700 ditek dcastno bu-
de prdvodu, ktery odpoledne
susporadan bude a jfmz zna-
zorneny budou jednotlive pa
matne vyjevy 2 prvn1ch dob
Spojenych StatI.
V noci vypalovany budou O.
hilostroje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-02
Sedmilety hoch Sc zastrelil.

Sedm rok1 stary hoch, Ell
mer Pritchett, {. 1876 N. Port
ulice, zastrelil Sc osudnou ne
hodou, kdyz hral 81 s revolve-
rem sveho stryce dome jeho,
{. 1922 N. Port ulice.
Sc sestiletym synem stryce
sveho Miltonem, Elmer odesel
do koupelny ma 2. poschodi a
zatim CO Milton sc koupal, FL
mer odeSel do vedlejs1 m1stno-
sti ,kde wal re skr1ne tam u
kryty revolver a S tfmto pocal
81 hrati. PTi hTe revolver spu-
still a Elmer stfeleny do hlavy
skacel Sc ma podlahu. V ne
mocnici, kan dovezen byl O.
kamzite, "a kratko zemrel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-02
Milosrdny Samaritan anebo
zlOdSi.

Ma yychodnf policejnl sta
nlci uveznen byl Al roxy starry
Harry B. Meeks, nevinny pry
Jako lllium. Do bidy Sc dostal
pry jenom proto, re chranil
splciho pfltele. Jeho neistarsi
a nejvernejsf prltel jest 48 ro-
ku starry James III. Bloom 2
Janiata, Pa. Oba pratele v So
botu v noci sli Sc trochu profit
do City Springs parku, v nemz
"a kratko Blum usnul. Kdyz
Sc probudil, Meeks byl tam
Jeste, ale z Bloomovy kapsy
Amizely hodinky a $125 ma ho-
tovosti. Bloom zavolal straznf-
ka, jenz v kapse Meeksov6 ma
lezl Bloomvy hodinky, ale DO
dolarech ami stopy. Ma stani-
.ci Sc Meeks vymlouval, ze ho-
dinky wal k sobe, ably je nj
kdo jiny spfcfmu Bloomovi y
kapsy nevytahl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-02
Sedadla pomalu hnijl.

Skorem poleyina sedadel Y
Baltimorskem Stadiu, jez po-
staveno bylo roku 1922 ma Il
traty mestskych poplatnik1
nakladem $5O0,000, hnije n.y.
nj vnedaleke. dobe nahraze-
ma byti must jinymi. We Sta
diu jest pGvodnfch sedadel
$4,000, jez staly kolem $40,-
600. V pTltomne dobe jest We
Stadiu $4,000 dTevenych seda-
del, gjez stojf mezi $4,000 a
$4,000.
Prozatim diva Ram, kterf je-
dnou "a "uhersky mes1c" sbu-
bnovani jsou do Stadia, pry
zadne nebezpecf ma hnijicfch
sedadlech nehroz1. Ma nahra-
zen1 dTevenych sedadel cemen
totvymi parkovn1 vybor nema
zadne fondy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-02
Swell Sc a Ia svezeni zaplatil
pokutu.

Svezen1 sc " elevatoru &.
.324 W. Baltimore sulice stalo
Fishera $26.45, Jez zaplatlti
musel jako pokutu ma zapadni
stanici.
Svedkove dosvedcili, re tri,
patrne pod vlivem alkoholu.
prijeli ku budove v lacinem
AUTOMOBILE, z nehoz 81 pomohli
ma chodn1k a z tohoto do bu-
dovy. Y budove dopracovali
Sc do elevatoru a v tomto Sc
stupujlc1m a vystupuj1c1m Sc
uhostili az elevator poskozen
byl. Dva prchli, ale Fisher ne
mohl. Ma stanici Sc vymlou-
val, re mys1el, re elevator jest
automobil a re Sc pohani v tom
to. Soudce spraskl ruce mad
hlavou nemoha pochopiti, co
pill, re spleti 81 elevator S au-
tomobilem. To vsecko pry ta
prohibice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-02
Skolni vybor ma pravo urcovati
sluzne ucitelH.

Odvolacf soud jednohlasne
rozhodl, re skolnf vybor ma
pravo urcovati sluzne uciteld S
podmfnkou, ze sluzne nemGze
pfesahovati obnos ma platy u
citelske ustanoveny vyborefl
ma odhady.
Mayor Jackson, jenz nechtel
uznati pravo skolnfho vyboru,
utesuje Sc pc obdrzenf rozhod-
mutt tohoto, re vybor ma odha-
dy ma pravo urciti sunni, KITE
rou skolni vybor prestoupiti
nebude moci.
Spolu pravf, ze skolnf vybor
S500,000, jez Y roce usetfil, ma
vratiti do mestske pokladny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-02
Jedenact rokI start hosi pri-
znali Sc ku dvsma kradezim.

We vychodnim policejnlm
distriktu zatceni byli nedeli
diva II rokd start hosi, ktefi
spachali dive kradeze ma South
Broadway, jez jim vynesly
$224.67.
Zatceni byli: Joseph Kra-
mer, 1925 Aliceanna ulice a
Stephen Liszewski,c. II S. Ann
ulice. PRIMAL Sc, ze okradli
Regal Laundry" Older
wurth's Music Shop.
Kramer chycen byl We skle-
pc pod 1radovnou pradelny, 2
nfz wal S55.67 zatim co Lis
zewski cekal ma rohu, aby Sc
S MIN ukradene pen1ze roz-
delil. Ia kratko cekajfcf Lis
zewski zatcen byl, nacez oba
Sc priznali ku okradenl Olden-
Wurtheoya obchodu S hudebni-
nami, odkud wall $169 z po-
kladny, jez bylanechana otev-
rena. Pozdeji Liszewski doz-
nal, re q kradeze sdal sve mat
ce $40.
Do pradelny Kramer dostal
Sc postrannf chodbou, nfz ma
Iezl jedny dvere = vedouc1 do
sklepa - otevrene. Sesel do
sklepa, kde uvidel, ze We stro-
pc jest vytapecl register. Wy
iezl ma sud We sklepe stojlci a
beze vsech obtfzf odsoupl re-
gister. Udelanym takto otvo-
rem dostal Sc do ufadovny pra-
delny, kde pomoc1 niizek otev-
rel pokladnicku. Kdyz pc we
ii penez chtel otevfiti zadn1
dvefe a temito uteci, uvidel ma
dvorku sedfciho muze, Josepha
Griffith. Hoch skocil zpet
privrev prudceji pootevfene
jiz dvere a tevTenym otvorem
spustil Sc do ssklepa, kde Grif-
fifth upozorneny prudce zavfe-
nymi dvermi nalezl jej a pre-
dal policii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-02
kdyz nemohl dollar zaplatiti,
dostal 30 dni.

Vladnl soudce, ,Soper, odsou-
dill utery Alfredo Story Lati-
mera, syna presidenta South
ern Rome Bedding spolecnosti,
ku pokute ST a 1trat pro neo-
pravnene noseni uniformly po-
.bfeznf straze.
Kdyz odsouzeny nemohl "a
platlti pokutu, ,soudce postal jej
ma 80 dn1 do vezeni.
Odsouzeny svyrn casem byl
spravcem bankovnf odbocky v
jizn1 casti mesta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-02
Ma 1000 cernochG podsseno

Asi 1000 cernoch1 slavicfch
harneval v 700 bloku N. Eden
ulice, podeseno bylo v 1tery v
noci tax, ze We zmatenem Ute
ku mfsta znicili stoly a vse j.
ne, co jim v ceste stale, kdyz
jeden cernochG vytahl revol-
yer a pocal stfileti. Jednou z
kuli trefena byla Gladys Dan
gerfield, IA rok1 stara z E. Ma
olson ulice.
Devatenact rokG starry Charles
E. Thompson, jenz strflel, zat-
cen byl v dome v bloku 1900
E. Madison ulice, kdez Sc u
kryl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-02
Divce pFerazena dvs zebra.

Pfi pTechazeni Fairmount
avenue mezi Curley a Linwood
ulicemi zachycena byla sest ro-
XII stara Lucy Offidani N.
Curley ulice automobilem Joh-
ma Pavilio Essex a dve Zebra
il pTerazena. Vedle tOho IRA
nena byla nebezpecne ma hla-
We.
- Ctyficet sedm nehod O.
znameno bylo v Baltimore cd
patku do nedele. V devate-
nacti z nehod techto poraneny
byly 23 osoby.
Pet osob poraneno bylo,
kdyz ma rohu Arlington ave-
nue. Lombard ulice srazila Sc
poulicn1 kara S busem, v nemz
sedelo 25 osob vracej1cfch sc q
vyletu. Nejh1re zranena byla
Marion Betz z Essex.
John A. Meeks z Chelsea
Terrace vyvazl S lehkym pora-
nenfm, kdyz jeho automobil
prevratil Sc ma krizovatce Ell
lamont a Clifton avenue We
srazce S automobilem Jesse
'Selzmanna. Salzmann zatcen
4byl pro neopatrnost.
Marie Tito, 81 rokd stara,
potlucena byla, kdyz autemo-
bill, V nemz Sc svym manzelem
jela, vrazil do telefonnfho slou
pu ma Franklin road nedaleko
Chestnut avenue. Manzel u
dan byl pro neopatrnou jlzdu.
Ma rohu Baltimore ulice a
Stricken poranen byl IA roki
starry hoch, kdyz zachycen byl
automobilem Henry j. Binge-
la.
We srazce trf automobile ma
rohu Lombard a Schroeder ulic
poranen byl lehce John Lind
.sey. Vsichni tTi ridici autos
mobilu predvolani byl ku
Traffic soudu pro neopatrnou
j1zdu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-02
Nechtgl Sc dati.

V Catonsville obsadil v pom
deli William McCallister pred
nj pore domu Symingtona mi
sto presidenta United States
Fidelity and Guaranty spolec-
nosti a nevzdal Sc pevnosti sve
az peti hasici a sedmi policisty
zdolan a do vezen1 dan byl. V
boji McCallister Richmondu,
Va, vyrazil policistovi Moxley
jeden zub.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-02
Ze zdravotniho odboru.

DR.. Jones V tydennf sve zpra
We udava, re v uplynulem ty-
sdnu zemfelo v Baltimore O So
osob vice nezli v. tenaze tydnu
roku pfedchazej1c1ho. V u
plynulem tydnu zemrelo zde
celkem 225 osob.
Osudnych nehod udalo Sc
zde v tydnu osmnact. Hlaseny
byly dive sebevrazdy.
D1tek narodilo Sc 344.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-02
Byl pTilis mnoho donna.

Janatius Wechselberg v Ute
ry dostal rozvod Cd sve man
zelky, ktera mesfc po svatbe cd
neho odesla, protoze byl donna
cely den. Wechselberg u SOU
du svedcil, re jest krejcf a ce-
" den donna pracuje. Jeho
zene bylo to pTilis mnoho a O.
desla. Oddani byli spolu 20.
dubna 1922.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-02
Parostrojem uriznuta zens
noha.

! Ma kolejIch zeleznicnich di-
len Mount Clare uT1znuta byla
aoha parostrojem 35 rokd sta
re zene, kdyz tato vracejfc sc
tdomu Sc svym IL rokI starym
synem pustila Sc pres koleje,
aby 81 trochu nadesla. Ma ko-
alejlch zachytila Sc noha jejf.
.Nezlf nohla vyprostiti nohu,
primal Sc parostroj a nohu
nebohe .zene urfznul.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-02
Odvolacf soud rozhodne 8. GER
vence odvolani Whittemorea.

Marylandsky odvolacf soud
rozhodne v 1tery, re rozhodnu-
tt sve dali pravo k novemu
soudu anebo media odsouzenci
Whlttemore ucinl 8. cervence.
Whittemore zabil hlfdace
veznu, Roberta Holtmanna,
kdyz utlkal z Marylandske ka-
znice.
20 uznan1 vinnym vrazdy.
soudce O'Dunne odsoudil je ku
smrti provazem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-02
Cerveno-bila svetla zazarila.

Ma navrh mayora Jacksona
osvetlovana nynf bude byvala
prachova vez "Shot Tower"
paprsky cerveneho a bfleho
svetla. Prvne osvetlena byla
vez v sobotu. Mayor padl ma
napad tento, aby pry cestujici
pfilakani bylisku navstev6 me-
sta.
Kaflkou v kalamari je, ze
vedle jinych veci, ,osvetlena vez
z vlaku videna byti nem1ze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-02
Artilerie oslavi 4. cervenec
" Towson.

Dve baterie delostTelectva
poslany budou do Towson ma
den 4. cervence, aby tam pfi-
spely ku oslave Dne Neodvis-
losti. V Towson velika parada
konana bude o p1l jedenacte
rano. Odpoledne budou kon-
certy a vecer ohnostroje. Pc
ohlostrojich tanec.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-02
Ctyficet osm smrti zavineno
plynem.

CtyTicet osm smrti zavineno
bylo plynem v Baltimore cd
pocatku tohoto roku, jak uka-
zuje vykaz policejnfho depart
mentu.
Plynem castecne omameny
byly osoby tyto bud v osud-
nych nehodach, anebo V sebe-
vrazednem pokusu.
Tentyz vykaz ukazuje, re V
teze dobe zastrelilo Sc Is osob,
tfi Sc obesili, diva Sc utopili, je-
den Sc otravil a tTi usmrtili Sc
jinymi zpIsoby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-02
Hobart Smock .pohrben.

Reditel choru hudebnfk,
Hobart Smock, jenz zemrel v
patek, pohrben byl pondelf z
domu sveho v Aigburth Park u
ToWson. Mrtvola pohrbena
byla ma episkopalnlm hrbitove
V Chambesburg, Pa.
Smock byl velice znamou O.
sobou hudebn1ch kruzich
zdejsfch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-02
Spolkla otevreny spendlik.

Do zdejs1 universitn1 memo
cnice pfivezena byla z Elders
burgu V Carroll okresu, 3 roxy
stara divka Virginia Leather
wood, jez spolkla otevreny
safety" spendlik.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-02
Pozor ma balik, kdyz no nesete

Dvacet devet rokI stary Ed
ward McNally z N. Calvert u
lice, vesele 81 kracel v nedeli
po Charles ulici mesa pod ra-
menem balfcek hezky uprave-
ny provazkem upevn6ny!
Ma rohu Charles a Oliver u
lice stal poicejnf lieutenant
Zimmerman a strazn1k Nc
Sweeney. Lieutenant po ocku
Sc podlval ma McNallyho a tro-
chu ostreji ma balfcek, ktery
tento pod ramenem 81 nesl.
"Co to nesete?" We vedomi
sve policejnf moci otazal Sc
lieutenant. Gin, proste Cd
povedel tazany McNally.
Patroln1 VIZ byl zavolan a
do neho McNally i S balfckem
nalozen. Krone balicku ma
lezli neho jest6 p1l pintu ja-
lovcove.
Nynf opletanf mfti bude S
prohibicn1m 1radem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-02
Zvyseni sazeb telefonnich.

Telefonn1 spolecnost zdejSi
chysta nam ma budoucf rok O.
petne zvysen1 telefonnfch sa-
zeb. Pry nevydelava tax, jak
jeji podlln1ci 81 prejou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-02
Dina slepcI obstf pozaru.

Ma tretim poschodi Mary
landske dflny pro slepce ma ro-
hu Fulton a Edmundson ave-
nue., vypukl v pondelf ohefi,
Jlmz prinuceno bylo 125 oslep-
lych prchnouti domu. O.
hnem znicena byla dina ma 8.
poschodi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-02

z vyhry odevzdala pl. M. Nj
grin $4,000 z druhe p1. M.
Mrazova $500, coz mileradi
kvitujeme. Vybor. A. V.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-18
Open Forum
for the discussion
PSYCHIC
PHENOMENA

The Washington Times Psychic
Forum is conducted fOq. the open
discussion of psychic phenomena
from all angles and By all degrees
of believers IN any of its branches.
The public Is inUited to ask qatcs-
tions, many of iOhich tvil II, turn
be submitted to the public for
answer. Please keep all matter
submitted aVithi1l 500 words.
Psychic Forum Editor:
The general interest that seems
to have been aroused by the sym
postum on psychic matters In The
Times suggests to me the question,
Is It worth while?"
What can be hoped for. from a
study of these matters? What ben
eft can we look for? The study
of chemistry. for instance, has in
creased our welfare beyond calcu-
lation. It has improved agriculture
by increasing the yield per acre
of various crops tenfold: in some
cases a greater increase. In inedi-
cine It has heightened the average
period OF life by 10 years or more.
to mention only two OF its accom-
plishments.
The Bessemer process OF making
steel has improved our standard Of
living to a point that makes the
geneii of the Arabian Nights look
like tin peddlers. Geology has saved
countless lives and billions OF treas
ure in the production of coal, iron.
petroleum-the body and blood CT
our civilization.
And all these, and countless other
benefits. have resulted from only a
comparatively few years of study
of the natural sciences. But the
study Of psychic phenomena has
been going on since man was man
las far back az students can go
in their investigations, they find
proof of mans study OF the occult.
And after all these countless ages
of study, what can occultism show
that compares with the fruits of a
few years investigation of natural,
materi2listic phenomena?
What probable benefits does a
study Of psychic matters hold out
to us?