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The Washington times., 1926-03-25

to a Senatorial toga now being
worn by Senator George Wharton
Pepper. :.
Mrs. Alvin e. Dodd. whose huE.
band is with the United States
Chamber OF Commerce, blew in TO
hear a part of the address of Jesse
Lee Bennett, the speaker. She
was just back from a canter
through Rock Creek Park and was
still wearing her riding togS-look-
ing very smart.
Among Those Present
Others noted at the luncheon
were Mrs. Andrieus A. Jones. the
clubs president; Mrs. William Ca
ben Bruce, Mrs Thomas FI Bayard,
Mrs. John B. Kendrick, Mrs. Robert
Lansing, Mrs. James Meredith
Helm, Mrs. J. Harry Covington.
Mrs. Effingham Townsend, Mrs.
Roland Ringgold, of West Virginia;
Mrs. Huston Thompson, who en-
tertained a party of eight guests;
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel c. Roper,
Col. and Mrs. Stephen Bonsal, Miss
Charl williams, Mrs. George NJ.
Eckels. Mrs. James G. Penn. Mrs.
Eeorge A. Kicker, Mrs. A. Z. Spang-
Ter, Mrs. Frank S. Bright, Mrs.
tTeOrBe MOTIFS, OF EnltduelpIlld1 MIS-.
Rose Yates Forester, Mrs. John
Payne Sebree, Mrs. Beverly VIII.
hanson, Mrs. Frank Hiram Smell,
Mrs. Richard C. Burleson and Miss
Laura Knott.
Miss Margaret Wilson. contrary
to expectation. has not been at any
of the clubs luncheons during hes
stay in Washington. She is being
kept busy lobbying for the Wads-
worth-Mills Mothers Pension bill.
which the Child Welfare Associa.
ton with which Miss Wilson is con.
nected. is backing. And so her
contacts just now are being largely
Republican.
The British ambassador. Sir Esme
Howard, and Governor Richie, of
Maryland, will be the speakers to-
night at the banquet to be held at
the Alcazar in Baltimore, in cele-
bration of the founding of Mary.
land. Mrs. Raj Parr will act as
hostess for the dinner. Lady Isa-
bella Howard accompanied her hus'
band to Baltimore for the dinner.
Sir Esme and Lady Isabella
Howard will be guests of honor al
the dinner to be given by the High
land Club at the Chevy Chase Club
on Saturday evening.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-10-15
Uvaha pana Mullikina.

Mil vyrok ohledne otazky
lfhovin. Chci byti uprfmnym We
SVEN vyjadfenf. Byl jsem pro-
tt tomuto pT1jetf Osmnacteho
Dodatku a Volsteadovu zako-
nu, ponevadz jsem myslel, re
tato otazka ma byti Tesena spf-
Sc staty samotnymi. Mdj 1su-
dek jest nezmenen. Nebudu u
silovat O to, by zakon ten byl
pr1ostren, ponevadz uznavam
takove provadeni "a zbytecne.
Zakon pro lfhoviny Statu
Marylandu, ktery byl pred pflj
mutfm osmnacteho dodatku
odpov1da vsemu CO Sc vztahuje
ma tento bod. Col. Amos w
w. Woodcock, the UniteR
States District Attorney of Bal
timore Sc vyjadril v1cekrate, ze
zakony, ktere jsou nyni V kni'
bach a provadeny slusne, po.
stacf a re zadny Statnf stfhac+
zakon nen1 zapotTebf. Kazd5
uznaly obcan zajiste vi, re ma
ctfti zakony, ktere jsou v usta
We to jest zaroven povinnost
Governera, ktery jest pod pfi
sahou zakony ty vymahati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-10-15
Do Filadelfie ma Ceskosloven
sky Den.

Ceskoslovenske Baltimore
chysta Sc ku zajezdu do Fila
delfie, kde ceska Amerika O.
slavl sv1j den ma vystave V den
6. listopadu.
Ze vsech ceskych osad Spo-
ienych StatG dochaz1 zpravy o
nadsenl pro zajezd. Ma VISTA
visit V ceskoslovenske vystav-
ce, jez uznana jest "a jednu z
nejleps1ch konany budou V den
ceskoslovenskeho zajezdu O.
slavy, jez kazdemu ucastnfku
zdstanou zajiste dlouho pa
meti. zeleznicnl j1zda Bal
timore do Filadelfie den ten
bude 1castn1kum zajezdu snl-
zena.
ze nasi krajane Baltimorsti
nezustanou "a ostatn1mi, jest
jisto. Ku radostnemu shledan1
Sc Ceskoslovenskych osad ma
vystaviSti We Filadelfii V den 6.
listopadu: "Mnoho zdaru!"
Podrobnosti v pristim cisle.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-10-15
Dvacateho rijna budeme miti
kralovnu a to skutecnou
Baltimore.

Vftac1 komite, jez ma staro-
sti ma uciniti pf1pravy ku uv1-
tani V nasem demokratickem
ozdus1 skutecnou kralovnu, je
asi V pine praci. Kralovna ru-
munska, Marie, zajede mezi
mas 20. fijna a pobude S nami
pc nekolik hodin.
Prijede mezi mas z Washing-
tonu a Annapolis, a Cd mas O.
debeTe Sc do New Yorku.
Jak kralovnu uvitame, neni
jeSte sdeleno verejnosti. ze u
v1tana bude po Baltimorsku,
nemusi zadny pochybovati.
Vzdyt skutecnou kralovnu do
sud jsme zde nemeli, my oby-
cejnf tvorove, kteff jsme 81 u
m1nili V dobe valky Evropu a
cely svet "zachraniti pro de-
mokracii".
Americke noviny jiz dnes
nam oznamujf, re halovna We
.ze sebou padesat kufrG a ze
hotel Ritz vsIaffzl, kde kralov-
ma Sc zastavila pred odjezdem
do Cherbourgu, kde vsedla ma
LODI Leviathan, vypadal V pred
Ivecer jej1ho odjezdu jako bla-
zinec, V nemz sluzky, posluho-
We a neposluhove vrazeli jeden
do druheho, ably jen ma mic Sc
nezapomelo a zadny z tech
padesati kufr1 opomenut ne
byl. A co vse pry je tech ku-
frech! Az dech V cloveku Sc
zaraz1! A V apartmentu kra-
lowry V hotelu Ritz pry to w.
padalo jako po vetrne bouri,
ktere my obycejn1 smrteln1ci
T1kame hurrikan.
To nam telegrafujl z Par1-
re. Co my teprve demokra-
ticke Americe vse namluvlme,
al budeme miti skutecnou kra-
lovnu mezi nami!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-10-15
Msstska rada zvysi 81 platy.

Vsichni clenove vyboru ma
odhady a mestske rady a zri-
zenci mestske rady budou miti
zvysene platy, jak resoluce u
vedena v pondell v mestske ra-
de navrhla. Resoluci uvedl rad
nj Kennedy. Mayoru zvysen
bude plat $4,000 ma pat
nact tis1c rocne, presidentu
mestske rady ma pet tisfc, kon-
troloru ma osm tisfc, advokatu
ma osm tis1c pet set hlavnfmu
inzenyru ma deset tisfc dolard
rocne. M1stopresident rady
ma dostavati tfi tisfce ro-
enc a kazdy re II clen6 NEST
ske rady rocne diva tisfce pet
set dolaru. Vedle toho klerko-
We zf1zenci mestske rady do
stanou zvysen1 tez. Mfstopre-
sldent mestske rady, Towers,
odeprel hlasovati pro predlohu
re tato jest porusenim NEST
skeho charteru. Dale prot hla-
sovah: Smith, Markley Eli
son, ktery je jedinym republi-
kanem mestske rade. Mas
radnl, A. Klecka, v pondelnfm
zasedan1 pfftomen nebyl.
Pfedloha znovu pride ma
pofad V budoucfm tydnu.
= Protest proti zamyslene-
mu zvysenf O $1,000 rocniho
sluzneho mestskym radnim "a
5ial vyboru ma odhady William
S: Norris, president spojenych
obcanskych zlepsovacich sdru-
zeni. Norris protestu udava,
re nynejsl doba nenf pTfhod-
nou ku zvysen1 sluzneho ma
$4,000 radn1m tim vlozenf je-
ste vets1ho bTemene ma bedra
poplatnfkG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-10-15
Jediny neverec ma Johns Hop
kins universite.

V nabozenskem censu, ktery
podniknut byl We tTfdach pod
gradujfcich student1 Johns
Hopkins university, prihlasilo
Sc 155 studentu "a cleny me-
thodistske c1rkve, IA "a Gle
ny episkopalnf clrkve, 124 Ii
d6, go presbyterian, Ga kato-
likd, 68 lutheranG, SO baptist6
a 8 reformovanych. Pod c1slo
osm prihlasen1 jsou kongregac-
nj, recko-katol1ci atd.
Ze studentG 1875 nejsou Gle.
ny clrkve. Jenom jediny pro
hlasil sc nevercem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-10-15
Mayor mysli, ze potrebujeme
vice farmarH."

Lesnlci Fl statd sesli sc v
konvenci tomto tydnu kona-
ne Baltimore v hotelu South
ern. Ku shromazdenym pro-
mluvil v pondell mayor m6sta,
Jackson, jenz v feci sv6 mezi
jinym projevil strach, ze "sta-
-vame Sc narodem mGstskych
jobG, ze pfllis mnoho mladikn
stehuje Sc do NEST z venkova,
ably Sc stall motormany nebo
konduktery." )" Mayor dnra-
zem fekl lesnfkdm, re potrebu-
jeme vice farmarn a ne tolik
"belol1mc1".
Delegati sjezdu prohledli 81
V pondel1 namornf akademii a
statnl dun v Annapolis. V IL
try zajeli ma Eastern Shore, We
stfedu prohledli Baltimorske
mestske parky. z Baltimore
zajeli do Frederick skrze "a
padn1 Maryland. V patek kon-
vence pfejde do Washingtonu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-10-15
Plyny otraven We studni.

We studni ma farme Beas-.
man ma Westminster road O.
traven byl neznamy muz jedo-
vatymi vypary. Neznamy ma
farmu pfisel z Baltimore, ably
tam ma pran1 Sam. Solomana
sprawl rouru We studni 60 stop
hluboke. Kdyz re studn6 ne
dal sobe vedeti, Soloman "a
volal ma pomoc sousedy,z nichz
jeden, Darrell Harris spusten
byl druhymi do studne, kdez
neznameho delnfka nalezl mr.
tveho lez1c1ho ma dTevenem
tramu mad povrchem vody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-10-15
Podlehl zransni automobilem

Charles E. Par, jenz zranen
byl automobilem ma rohu
Mount Royal avenue a Meme
chen ulice, zemrel po nekolika-
dennlm utrpenf v nemocnici
Parr, "A rokd starry, po II ro-
ku byl 1fedn1kem We zdanova-
c1m soudu.
V Universitni nemocnici DO
dlehl zranenf automobilem Zpu
sobenemu Peter Walters z Wa
shington Boulevard. Automo-
bill fldil Frederick Geiss z Ha-
lethorpe.
Pri hranf 81 We 400 blocku
N. Chester ulice, IL rok1 stary
Adrian Pritchett, {. 4O2 n.
Collington avenue, zranen byl
automobilem, ktery fidil Geo.
Heck E. Biddle ulice. Ho-
chu rozbita byla lebka.
Dale automobily zraneni by
Ii: 6lety James Jett z w. Lex
ngton ul., 6lety Harry Griefe
N. Eutaw ulice 5leta Mary
Duffy z w. %. ulice.
Ma Hard ulici nedaleko
Cross usmrcen byl truckem Sc
stilety hoch, Melvin Stein
bach. Truck f1dil cernoch, Ju-
lius Cooper. Omlouval Sc, re
hoch z ulicky primo vbehl pred
truck jeho.
Skrze sklen6ny Slit taxi
cabu vyrazen byl rfdic taxica-
bu, Alfred Boyce, kdyz srazil
Sc taxicab Sc zeleznicnf karou
ma Lancaster ulici. Boyce IRA
nen byl tezce.
= John Talbert, 80 rok1
starry ze 5000 bloku Maple a.
venue srazen byl automobilem,
kdyz prechazel Woodberry a.
venue. Lebka byla mu rozra-
zena. Automobilista, ktery ne
stestf zavinil, ujel z mlsta ne
hody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-10-15
Slaby zajem pro footballovy
Zapas.

Footballovy zapas, jenz We
den byti ma We Stadiu 80. rij-
ma mezi muzstvem namornf a.
kademie a Michigan footballs
ty, bud1 dosud slaby zajem v
Baltimore, jak 81 stezuje spor-
tovnl feditel namornf akade-
mie, komnadant Ingram. Ten
to sdeluje S verejnostl, re do
sud bylo rozprodano jenom asi
$4,000 vstupenek. z poctu to-
hoto 1900 vstupenek koupil FL
iadelfsky koncil alumni Michi-
ganske university. Cena vstu-
penky jest So.
Neprobudi-li Sc Baltimore
ku vetsfmu zajmu, bude mfti
drfman1 Baltimore smutny vliv
ma budouc1 hry, jak Sc povfda
We sportovn1ch kruzfch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-10-15
Tri gasolinove nadrzky znice
ny ohnsm.

Vybuchem zapalena byla ga
solinova nadrzka kratce pred
pdlnoc1 re soboty ma nedeli v
zavodech Standard Oil spolec-
nosti ma /. ulici. Cd hoflc1 ma
drzky zapalily Sc dalsf dive. V
nedalekem dome vybuchem
vyrazena byla okna.
Dvacet tTi hasicske sbory pc
dsilovnem boji zachranili de-
vet jinych nadrzek, nichz u
schovano jest kolem 3,250,000
galonG gasollnu.
Vsichni obyvatele soused.
mich ulic v dobe pozaru musilt
opustiti domy sve.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-10-15
v pIl hodins po pFepadu ban
dite dopadeni.

Kratceji nezli v pdl hodine
diva bandite, kter1 v ned6li v
noci ma Wagner's Point silnici
pfepadli diva obcany z Brook
-iynu, dopadeni a zatcenf byli
poIcisty z JIM stanice. Ban
dite chyceni byli taxicabu ma
8. ulici a Chesapeake avenue,
asi 10 blokd Cd mfsta pTepadu.
PTepadeni byi: Harry Hall a
George Maritz, kdyz sli po sill
nici nedaleko Chesapeake ave-
nue.. S revolverem v ruce ban
dita, jenz pozdeji udal jmeno
sve: Gillow Wood, 20 rokG sta
ry, namornfk z Oklahomy, sire
I'll oba prepadene zatfm co
druhy bandita, William ]. Tay-
lor, 32 roxy starry, kuchar z
New ORLEANS ob1ral pTepadene
o pen1ze. Hallowi bandite
wall $40 a kapesnf nIz, z Ma
ritze nedostali niceho.
Policie vysetruje druhy
pfepad, ktery hlasil Edward
Hand, % roxy stary, {. 623 E.
Church ulice, jenz udal, re
prepaden byl ma rohu William
a w arren ulic dvema bandity,
z nichz jeden ozbrojen byl. z
kapes, v nichz mel n6jake pc
n1ze, nevza1i mu niceho ackoliv
jej pry "Sacovai."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-10-15
Hotel prodan Ia $25O.OOO.

V Annapolis, tamn1 nejvetsl
hotel, Carvel Hal, prodan byl
New Yorskym "a $3.50, 900.
Spravcem hotelu bude S. c.
Massey z New Yorku.
PGvodn1 budova, ktera stala
ma mfste vchodu do nynejsl bu-
dovy, vlastnena byla Villa
mem Paca, ktery podepsal
"Prohlaseni Neodvislosti".
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-10-15
Pfilis pohostinne Curtis Bay

Mike Polowik vracel sc z
Curtis Bay do Ruska pondeli.
Y 1tery cd cesty odpocfval ma
JIM policejnf stanici nalezen
byv straznfkem spfcf ma zelez-
nicn1ch kolejfch. Prflisne lou
cent Curtis Bayskymi prately
jej zmohlo. Milosrdny soudce
bez trestu jej propustil, aby
mdze-li, "chytil" loG, jez by
no z New Yorku prevezla ma
druhou stranu".
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-10-15
Tricet tisic dolarI Ia usmrceni
ditka.

v Towson zadana byla zalo-
ba otcem 4lete d1vky, Charlie
sem r. Polkem, jehoz dcera
Elnora zasazena a usmrcena
byla ma nj padlym plotem u
zidovskeho hrbitova v Hale
thorpe. Otec usmrcene d1vky
plotem zaluje sprawl hfbitova
ma odskodne obnosu $4,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-10-15
KoIumbus oslaven.

Italove oslavili 1tery Kri-
stofa Kolumba, O n6mz Sc tyr
df, re odkryl Ameriku. Osla-
va vykonana byla paradou ku
sose Kolumbove v Druid Hill
parku a Tecnenfm tam i v ban
ketni sfni hotelu Southern.
Hlavnfm recn1kem parku
byl soudce O'Dunne.
Governor Richie, mayor
Jackson a JIM byli mezi fecn1-
ky spolu italskym konsulem
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-10-15
Utopeny lodni dIstojnik
Raltimoranem.

We Wilmington, Kalifornie,
nalezen byl lodnl d1stojnik
Julian Johns McShane utope-
ny. Narozen byl v Baltimore
|Slouzil ma valecne lodi '"Ten'
|nessee". Matka jeho bydll Y
Ellicott City.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-10-15

Po porade bossy mayor usta-
novil Friedla do zdanovaciho
soudu.
Mayor Jackson nejvetS1m
spechem jmenoval do zdafo-
vaclho vyboru G.. Charles Erie
ola, demokratickeho politika-
re vychodn1 casti mesta, kdyz
pred tim ustne ma Trad svaj re-
|signoval John B. Centrum.
Po jmenovanl mayor Jack
son rekl: "Mr. Mahon Mr..
Kelly rekli mi, ze ustanovenl
Frledla je jim uspokojuj1c1m. !"
Zdanovac1 soud ustanovuje
a rldi praci zdanovatelG realit
a fld1 zdanovacf sazbu. Gle
move soudu dostavaj1 $4,000
rocne. Mayor Jackson pro
Friedla, nejake dobre mfsto v
mestske sluzbe po nejaky cas-
hledal..
S podobnym spechem
jmenoval diva cleny skoln1ho
vyboru: Johna H. Duncana a
Lewis w. Lake, aby nastoupili
na mfsto resignuj1c1ch: Bowie
a Marshalla. Speech asi zavi-
nil navrh znalc1 skolstv1, kter1
chteli predloziti mayoru jmena
kompetentn1ch osob pro zod-
povedny Trad tento. Mayor,
ktery vzdy dal 81 dGkladne ma
cas- obsazovan1m, bal Sc asi
nejakych mu nepohodlnych V
techto volebn1ch dobach a ho-
mem mfsta obsadil, ably v poll
tikarskych kruz1ch 81 neusko-
dill. Vsichni jmenovanf prijali
nab1dnuta jim m1sta.
William Curran, ,jeden z hla-
which JIM casti mesta, gra-
tuloval mayoru "a jmenovan1
Friedla, ktery jest z vychodn1
casti mesta a vzdor tomu, re
Friedel byl pri primarkach pro
ii Johnu H. Bouse, jenz vlivem
Kellyho zvolen byl "a kandi-
data pro Trad statn1ho sena-
tora. Friedl pri primarkach
podporoval Norrise, kandidata
bossa Mahona a mayora Jack
soma, ktereho Bouse porazil. V
odmenu asi mayor Jackson S
takFm spechem Friedlovi po-
mohi ku m1stu. Gratulujlei
Curran stiplave pridal ku male
asi 1tese mayorove: "a my
chceme jeste neco vice a to
jest budouc1 mayor mesta. Vi
te, re Dolfield (Frederick A.
Dolfield, mestsky Register) je
z Highlandtown."
Stiplavou poznamkou Cur
ran dal ma jevo, re Dolfield by
mel pri mestskych volbach OBJ
saditi m1sto mayora Jacksona.
Vsichni jmenovan1 schvaleni
byli mestskou radou.
John A. Slowik, polsky
lieutenant Kellyho mezi Pola-
ky, z1stati mel ma SVEN m1ste
jako knihovnlk mesta Balti-
more az do /. f1jna 1927. Roz-
hodnut1 to ucineno bylo kon-
ferenci mayora Jacksona S
Williamem Curranem a Perl
manem, byvalym mestskym ad-
vokatem.
Jak znamo, mayor Jackson
postal mestske rade pfedlohu
ma zrusenf m1sta Slowikova,
jak odporucila komise ma W.
konnost. Slowik pTi poslednlch
primarkach bojoval radach
Kellyho proti kandidatu Nor
risovi rad Mahona a mayo
ra. Mayor Jackson pop1ra, re
postal predlohu ma zrusenl mi
sta, ably Sc pomstil Slowikovi.
Kdyz vetsina Kellyovc1 v NEST
ske rade ukazala, re m1sto Slo-
wika zruseno byti nesml, ma
yor Jackson povolil postal
dodatek, aby Slowik ponechan
byl trade do 1. f1jna 1927.
Dohoda tato zrusena byla
vyborem mestske rady, ktery
celou mayorovu predlohu
dodatkem zam1tl.
TTicet tisic dolarE Ia usmrcen
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-10-15
Pet clenI rodiny zraneno.

Pet lclenu rodiny, James w.
Cleary z Ryan ulice, zraneno
bylo, kdyz automobil jejich
vraZil ma moste Lombard ulice
pres Jones Falls do zabradll a
Sc prekotil. Cleary udal, ze O.
slepen byl prudkym svetlem
proti jedouc1ho automobile.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-10-15
Pokarana podlehla jedu.

Sedmnact rokG stara Rose
Dominick zemrela v 1tery V
Johns Hopkins nemocnici, kan
dana byla ku lecen1 nasled-
ku iedu, ktery vzala v obchodu
ma S. Broadway v sebevrazed-
nem umyslu pokarana byvsi
otcem svyn1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-10-15
MlStnl Zprdyy


V pondeh pohrben byl na
hfbitove Nejsv. Vykupitele p
Charles Setelfk, syn zesnulehc
Josefa Joseffny Setelik. Po-
,hfeb konan byl domu smutku
c. 802 N. Rose ulice do kostela
sv. Vaclava odtud ma hTbitov
Zesnul Z. T1jna.
Pohreb Vypravila firma Au-
gust PaSek, 2406 Ashland Ave.
Ma hTbitove Nejsv. Wy
kupitele pohfben byl p. Frank
Matthew, manzel Mary Mat
thew. Pohreb konan byl z do
mu smutku ma Back River
Neck road We stredu do kostela
sv. Vaclava odtud ma hrbitov
Zemrel We start 55 rokG.
- Ma hfbitove Nejsv. W.
kupitele pohrbena byla We ctvr-
TEX pf. Mary Palcher, vdova
po Franku Palcherovi, {. 2409
McElderry ulice, jez zesnula
We v6ku 81 rokG II. rijna.
Pohrby tyto vypravila firma
Cvach Syn.
Ceskoslovenska hudebn1
druzina, ktera usporadala ne
kolik koncertG ma sve ceste do
Floridy loucf Sc t1mto Sc vse-
mi dekuje vSem "a uvitan1 a
pohosten1, ktereho Sc Jim dosta
10 re strany obecenstva, jez "a
sluhuje vseobecneho uznani a
pochvaly. Takt6z riditeldm
koncertnich SIM, We >kterych Sc
koncerty poradaly, zvlastnl
dix re nam vySli vSestran6 pTa-
telsky vstric. Pripomenouti
slusi, re mesto samo, svou ci-
stotou Ghlednost1 udelalo ma
mas dobry DOZEN. Vsem nesou-
cim zasluhy ma nasem uspechu
a kteTf nam pobyt Baltimore
z pTfjemnili nase hochy uby-
tovai, dekujeme nejsrdecnej-
81. Radi budem vzpom1nati ma
mas pobyt v Baltimore.
Ia Ceskoslovenskou hudebnf
druzinu.
Karel sery, Kapeinfk.
-.Jiz pristi pondeli, u. fij-
ma, zahajf svou divadeln1 sezo-
nu, Ochotnicky Spolek sv. Va
clava. Sehraie krasne divadlo
pod nazvem "Juliciny vdavky"
veselohru o tfech jednanfch.
Jak jest vam znamo, Ochotnic-
ky Spolek vzdy snazil Sc, by
pTipravil milou zabavu obecen-
stvu, tax tentokrate 81 vybral
kus, ktery Sc vam bude lfbit a
proto neopomente a prijdte v
pond6lf vsichni ma divadlo do
katolicke sine ma Collington
Ave.
Jiz pondeli, "a. fijna
sehraje dramaticky odbor Del.
Vzdel. Spolek "Pokrok" diva
delhi predstaveni V Delnickem
Dome pod MAVEN "Pan Mesi-
eek obchodnfk", veselohra O 3.
Jednanfch, napsal L. Stroupez-
nicky. Pevn6 ver1me re opet
Sc sejde velka navsteva jako
minule jsme predem jisti, re
Sc kazdy p6kne potes1.
V pTfprav6 jest op6t velice
pekny kus "Cerny krfz lese"
obraz vesnickeho zivota. Ne
opomente Sc op6t dostavit a ta-
ke j ma dalsl neb je priprave
fada p6knych kusG. Dop.
'Dobrosrdecny sejdir"
predveden bude V salu Soko-
lowry jiz tuto ned6li, dne II.
ffjna, We 3. hodiny odpol. We
selohra tato jest 3 jednanfch
cd Karla Balaka. Hojnost
krasnych a primo strhuj1c1ch
seen, jakych nikdo z divak1
nebude ami ocekaVati a tim 0 to
bude pax u vsech v6ts1 prekva-
penf. Del tento jest 1plnou
zvlastnostf mezi divadeln1mi
hrami jakoz i jest to ciste no.
vinkou pro nyni poc1naj1c1 Sc
zonu. Neopomente tudlz nj
kdo jiz tuto nedeli do Sokolov-
ny zavftati a tuto hru shled-
nouti. ze Sc bude vSem llbiti,
o tom isme pfesvedceni, proto2
81 nedejte nikdo tuto pfllezi-
tost minouti.
Evening star., 1926-10-02
EAT AND BE HEALTHY
Dinah Days Daily Talks on Diet
The Right Food Is the Best Medicine

breakfast, perhaps a run around the
block will fill him with fresh air and
hunger for breakfast or a. few simple
Settingup exercises by the open Win
dow to make him q big man like the
traffic officer on the corner"
At any rate, Jimmy should eat his
breakfast. If he cannot stomach the
whole menu suggested. he should have
his fruit. glass of milk and whole
wheat toast with butter, gradually
training him to eat the full break
fast.
He should he free from constipa-
ton. He should he encouraged to
drink up to six glasses of water a
day-one or two upon arising, the
balance during the day, preferably
between meals.
If the school has not a sanitary
drinking fountain, Jimmy should be
furnished with collapsible drinking
cup for his own personal use-not to
lend it to the other children and not
to borrow theirs. Contagious diseases
can be spread by the use of the COM
mon drinking glass.
If at all possible, until Jimmy is 10
years old, he should get his dinner in
the middle of the day-an ounce or
olle anu Hd1 ouIlCeS VI Hledl, Odheu
potato, green vegetable, simple des-
sert of fruit or custard, with perhaps
a cooky; and his supper, in the eve
ming, with milk to drink, being sure
a quart day is supplied. If Jimmy
is very hungry Immediately on com
ing home from school at a regular
hour he could have a piece of bread
and honey or bread and jam, or a
piece of fruit. He should sleep 10
or II hours in a we'll ventilated room.
With such q program, Jimmy's food
habits and health would improve.
Evening star., 1926-10-02
The School Child.

my goodness, ! don't know where
Jimmy puts all he eats. He never
seems to get enough. He's always
running in for a piece of bread and
butter. Now that school has started, ]
don't know what he'll do between
breakfast and lunch" says Mrs. NJ. G..
| would like to ask Mrs. NJ. G.. how
much Jimmy weighs-how he sleeps.
how he does in school. and whether
he eats anything at mealtime, and
what he eats.
If Jimmy never seems to get enough
and Is always rummaging around for
food, he's probably hungry and un-
dernouriShed. The slices of bread
and butter handed out at any old
time are not supplying the elements
his growing body needs. They are
Just killing his appetite for his prop
er mealtime food. If Jimmy We're
given really nourishing food for
breakfast, lunch and dinner, his stom-
ach would not be forever crying for
attention.
The fact that school hours will i'm
pose regular meal hours on Jimmy
will be beneficial If his mother can
I've made to see that her feeding OF
Jimmy IS wrong.
In the morning, Jimmy should
clean his teeth and take glass or
water to drink. He could have his
hath at night, If it's more convenient.
He should have plenty of time not to
be rushed in getting ready for school
and in eating his breakfast. lie
should have fruit and a cereal, pref
crably whole grain, with top milk and
little or no sugar; poached or cod
died egg, and a glass of milk to drink
with piece Of wholewheat toast and
butter If he has no appetite Tor