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Evening star., 1926-08-22
LYON PARK.

LYON PARK. Va. August II Spe'
ciaD.-The monthly business meeting
of the Voman's Club was held IN the
community house Tuesday night with
Mrs Joseph Haley. president. in the
cb,i, The need for side-wall light
fxtures in the audit orium Of the com
,,unitv house was stressed. \ com
n,ittee Of three members, composed
of Mrs. l.. G.. carl Mrs. Joseph Haley
and Mrs. F.. w. Humphrey, was ap'
rointed to make selection ana nave
them installed. Additional equipment
for the community house kitchen
was authorized. and Mrs. James f"oie
delegated to purcha Sc the articles.
romnlajnt was registered AS to the
condition Of sidewalk on Fort ave
me The matter will he called to the
attention of owners of the building
in front of which the walk is located.
The proposal to run huS> llne
through I.von Park along Pershng
drive to Georgetown was unanimous
,v opnosed. The shington-Nir-
ginia Railway is affording ample serv-
ice for the community. il was agreed
not only to Washington but to
Georgetown.
Snecial cards were authorized
printed and mailed to delinquent
members Of the club. and the visiting
committee was requested to extend
calls. not only to tho new woman
residents in the community. hut to
those who do not attend meetings
regularly.
members to assist at the booths Of
the Clarendon Fire Department in
the Washington Auditorium.
The regular meeting Of the execu-
tive committee Of the Lyon Park
civic Associat tion will he held Tues
day night at 8 o'clock in the commu
nity house. All members are urged
to he present.
The luncheon and card party given
Tuesday afternoon for the building
fund of the Community Center was
largely attended, and a goodly sum
was turned into the treasury. Prizes
we're distributed to the winning card.
pla The committee in charge of
the arrangements was composed OF
Mrs. Wilson Tolford. chairman: Mrs.
James Poole. Mrs. r. Toulotte. Mrs.
l.. c. Carl Mrs. Joseph Haley. Mrs,
F.. ]. Merrick. Mrs. w. ID. Lamhorne
and Mrs G.. Simcox.
Despite the weather Lyon Park
night" at the beauty. food and
health show in the Washington Audi
torium was we'll attended. Commit
tees from the civic Association and
the Woman's Club manned the
booths of the Clarendon Fire Depart
ment and were kept busy. A per-
centage of the proceeds will go 10
the fire department, and il is hoped
in this way to make up for the loss
of revenue from the discontinue nee
of their annual carnival in Clarendon
owing 10 the new law prohibiting the
paddleWheels and giving Of prizes.
Evening star., 1926-08-22
ARLINGTON COUNTY NEWS

hold in Mount Salvation Baptist
church at Halls Hill yesterday. The
ratherins also embraced the twelfth
annual session Of the Worans 9 Auxil-
iary. An address of welcome was made
bv Rev. A. Deanes. pastor or ST.
Johns Baptist Church Of Midland Va
Following reports of several standing
committees the annual election OF OF
ficers was held resulting as follows:
Rev. George W. Powell Of FaIs
Church. moderator: Rev, William n
Triplett. first vice moderator: Rev.
Daniel Lomax Of Mana assas. second
vice moderator: Rev. r. W., Austin OF
Rectortown, corresponding secretary
Rev. Samuel r. Poss of Alexandra :
clerk; T. c. Tyler of Calverton. assist
ant clerk. and L. c. Green OF warren
ton, treasurer.
Auxiliary President Chosen.
Miss>Alberta Thompson of Midland
was elected president OF the woman
auxiliary. Others elected were: MISS
Adeline Penn of Manassas. first vice
pre esident; Mrs. Rosa Waters. Round
Hill. second Vice president, Mrs r. L..
Baker of Purcellville. recording secre-
tarv: Miss r. y. Walker of Nashlns
ton, corresponding secretary. and MIS-
Frances Wanzer Of Midland. treas
urer.
The Halls Hill Volunteer Fire De.
partment, recently organized. VII.
stage carnival on the GROUNDS OF
the John NJ. Langston School ed
nesday, Thursday and FrldaE nlFnts.
Chief c. H. Chinn, with the following
oficers of the department, will he IN
charge. Robert Nickerson. president
Samuel Taylor. vice president: r. W
Eweu, secretary. and William r..
Lewis, reasurer.
The question of taxes was the prih'
Gina subject for discussion before the
regular meeting of the Monarch Clllo
held Wednesday afternoon in the
Clarendon Baptist Church, and re-
port made by special committee
headed BY A. ]. Porter showed tnat
taxes in Arlington County were much
lower than in Washington, d. {.
In the District of Columbia. the re-
port shows. property assessed at
$1,000 and $4,000 would pa" tax of
s127.5o and $136 at the present rate
of $40 on the 800 valuation In
Arlington County the assessment on
property Of similar value is S5,5Oo and
81. 900 and the tax on these properties
would he SIT and SIS. based on a rate
of 500 on the 500 valuation.
The semi monthly meeting of the
Clarendon Citizens Association will
he held Monday evening at Clarendon
Citizens Hall. An unusual NUMBER
Of important county development prol-
ects will he presented for consider
atjan and large attendance is urged.
Rev. p f.. Gatlin. pastor OF the
Cherrydale Baptist Church. will con-
duct two-week evangelistic meeting
at Nashville. Tenn. beginning Au-
gust 80 During his absence his pull
pit will he filed by Rev. j. H. Mutch-
ler
Evening star., 1926-08-22
BLADENSBURC.

RLADENSBCRG. Md, August 81
tSpeciaD.-Bills amounting to S3n1.67
were ordered paid, and receipts from
taxes and other sources totaling $114
were acknowledged by the town com
missioners at their August meeting.
William Norgle. chief of the Fire De
partment. was given powers of bailiff
to serve at fires. II was explained
that many firemen have complained
that motorists frequently block the
right Of way of apparatus. Clothing
one Of their number with authority to
clear the road will prove helpful. 1t is
believed.
Commissioners A. p. Owens and W.
G. Constantine and Railiff George
Wiseman were appointed health
committee to investigate alleged in
fractions of sanitation laws. They
will report at the next meeting of the
commissioners.
commissioners Carl Huber and
Frank Mace were asked to interview
County Surveyor Edward l.. Latimer
of Hyattsville regarding the cost of
running out boundary lines of the
town and making a plat Of the cor
poratiOn.
With school reopening in few
weeks the Parent Teacher Association
Of the Bladensburg school is planning
it's years activities. Although the
four room school here is new. an addi-
ton will be required within short
time TO keep pace with the rapid
growth of the territory served, it is
asserted
A committee comprising representa-
tives of the Parent-Teacher Associa
ton. the Decatur Heights Citizens As
sociation and the Bladensburg town
commissioners plans to wait upon the
County Board of Education next
month at Upper NJ -lboro and present
it's views. with spec eron"a sis on the
need of the addition.
Evening star., 1926-08-22
EDMONsTON.

EpMONSToN. Md. August u tsre.
ctab. Al the last meeting Of the
mayor and town council Road Super.
visor George FsnWick WAS instructed
to proceed with the laying of a drain
pipe at the end of the Sidev Il ON tho
north side of Wells avenue near
Lewis store 7" empty in the branch
and an appropriation not 10 exceed
<loo was voted for the work. The
ripe will drain Wells avenua west Of
the branch Ia the old pumping station.
The Chesapeake and l'nron e. Tele.
phone Go. will he mortified. il WAS do.
cided. that hereafter proposed con.
struction or replacement work would
have 10 he approved by the MAYOR and
council before il started
Charles J. Marshall If E,im"nston
recently Sppointe'i by the c"nntN com.
missioners as collector ~ doc licenses
for Hva'tsville mi Edm"nSI"n. is
planning a th""ui"h canvass ~ the
territory. il was "nn"unCei ~ The
meeting with view ia ricidly en-
force the Law Thai requires all DOGS in
tine county Ia no licensed
Eight additional street lights were
authorized hy the council. four for
each of the tWo wards The town
row has about 3a lights.
Appropriation ~ S25" was voted for
road repairs Sl25 80 he spent in each
ward. and $500 WAS voted for the re
pair Of Wells avenue.
Report of town treasurer Henry \.
F:herle showed $40 in the sidewalk
fund and Sl2o5s3 in the general fund.
a total of 81 .i95. 50
Appointment Of these suh-C"mmit-
ices for the Labor day celebration 10
ne held on the school lot GOV the hen
~ Of the town. WAS announced: Pur-
chasing. Councilman W. w. Lewis;
ARRANGEMENTS and decorations. toun-
eilnnen Henry Ripple and William 7.
Page: candy. Councilman Charles +.
Leubner: donations. Mayor -. Hazen
Mcleod.
As proceeds of the function will
he used 10 secure more lights. better
walks and roads and TO otherwise i'm
prove the town. the committee hopes
that il will he literally ratronized by
the citizens.
Evening star., 1926-08-22
RAIN CUTS BERRYVILLE
HORSE SHOW RECEIPTS
Winners in Numerous Postponed
Racing Events of Friday
Are Announced.
Special Dispatch to The star.


Special Dispatch to The star.
BERRYNILLE. Va. August 21.-
The postponed hrst da; Of the Berry
Vile Horse Show was staged yesterday
with a small attendance due TO rain.
Today the events scheduled for Friday
took place including green hunters.
local hunters heavy and middle
weights. and Coyinthian, and five
races were run.
In the thoroughbred hunter classes
YESTERDAY. My Business. exhibited by
Grove Stables. Upperville. excelled
individually with a couple Of hrsts
and a fourth ribbon. Capt. Doane.
owned BY Vint Hill Farm. Nokesv1lle,' ;
won two seconds and A third.
The Grove Stables OF Mr.. and Mrs
John D. Lewis. Cpperville, gathered
in five blue ribbons. third and fourth
place. the Nint Hill Farms of Mitchell
Harrison Nokesville. two seconds and
A third. Capt. ENart Johnston OF
Bovce. a first and three thirds. and
Mrs r f. Drury Of Boyce. a third
and five fourth places.
The closest decision of the day
came in the handicap jump. an entry
entered by Zen O. z. Randolph. tied
for first place. the former winning
first on the toss.up.
Hea. Louis Leith's horse. won the
annual mile fiat. which attracted 10
starters. The steeplechase could not
I've run on account of the track
condition.
MY Business. the largest winner in
Fridays classes, took both of her
classes today. including the Corinth'
ian. This chestnut mare Of the
Groves Stables. Upperville. was con-
sistent winner. but the championship
went 10 Miss Ganadore. another
chestnut mare. belonging 10 Arthur
White, Middleburg. officials Of the
show decided today that Mayfiower.
pony belonging TO Lee Ainsworth.
was diversified for the pony race of
yesterday and declared the winners
of this race TO he Bill Alberta Dillon
and Doris Redclffe Merchant.
Judges for the show were Turner
Wiltshire, Middleburs Julian Morris,
Keswick W w. Osborne. Gordons
VILE: c. G. Grove. HaSerstovn. and
William Metzger. Leesburg. who was
in charge of the races.
Evening star., 1926-08-22
Renews Arsenal Fight.
peclal Dispatch to The Star.

Spec al Dispatch to The star.
BALTIMORE. August 2l.~-Mayor
Howard W. Jackson has made new
demand on the War Department fol
the removal OF all the explosives at
the Curtis Bay Ordnance Depot. Yes
terday he sent a telegram to Col
Hanford Fl. MacNider. Acting Secre.
tarv of War. citing the explosion at
the Army Ammunition Depot at Pig
Point. Va. as another illustration OF
the menace which, be says, exists at
Curtis Bay.
Evening star., 1926-08-22
LENS GETS RARE FAMILY.
Mrs. j. E. Warfield. 80. Poses With
Four Lin Descendants.

Special Dispatch to The Star
CHERRYDALE. Va. August 21.-
Five generations were represented at
a reunion several days ago at the
home Of William w. Shipley, here,
when his mother and grandmother.
Mrs. F. A. Shipley, 20 years old, Of Is
Sixth street northeast, Washington.
n. C.. and Mrs. J. f. Warfeld. 50. of
the same address, came to visit his
family
Shipley. who is 80 wears old. is the
father of Mrs. n. Is. Hahn. IS, of
Cherrydale. and the grandfather Of
Daniel r. Hahn s months old All
posed for the camera in the front ward
Of the Shipley home. the great great,
grandmother holding the Youngest in
her lap as she sat in a chair sur
rounded by the great -gra andmother the
youthful grandfather and the 1S-year
old mother
Evening star., 1926-08-22
ROAD WORK PROGRESSES.
Blue Ridge Gap in Lee-Jankson
Highway Soon Complete.

srcc Al Disnstch IN The Star.
WINCHESTER. Va, August IL
Progress is being made on construc-
ton of a gap Of several miles IN the
Lee-Jackson highway on the Blue
Ridge Mountain slope. 90 miles east
of here. il was said tnda". after which
the road will he in excellent condition
hetween WASHINGTON and the Shenan-
doah Valley by way of Middleburg,
Paris and Winchester
Motor busses already are operating
IN the road between here and Wash
ington, and a freight line also was
recently inaugurated. The Lee-Jack-
son highway reduces the distance be
tween Washington and Winchester.
northern gateway Of the Shenandoah
NalleN To % miles.
Evening star., 1926-08-22
Boys Organize Club.
II Disns,ch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The star
DECATUR HEIGHTS, Md, Au-
gust 21.-A boys All Club has been
formed here with y. r. Lee, poultry
expert of the United States Depart
nent OF Agriculture. in charge.
Charter members include warren
and Kenneth Gilhertson, Charles
Thomas Maurice and Norman Jarvis.
Each of the hovs has received 10
white leShorn chickens.
Evening star., 1926-08-22
Talked to Death.

Necessity and Opportunity met on
the street Hello. Opportunity. SAID
Necessity. you look all in.
Il am all in. replied Opportunity.
For months I've been knocking at
the doors of Offices. and all ever hear
il that the occupant is In conference
Evening star., 1926-08-22
Deep One for Uncle.

From the Christian Science Monitor
Emily had been fascinated by
Uncle Wills stories. Particularly
was she imprersod with some ex-
ploits Of Teddy Roosevelt before he
became President of the United
States.
And DO you remember him."
asked the little girl
Yes indeed" replied her uncle.
You see. I'm much older than you"
Well then she asked how
much older viii ] have to be before
can remanbGr htmf'
Evening star., 1926-08-22
For All Time.

From the London Hunerist.
Assertive LADY ITO motorist who
has lust wreck ed his cart--You re not
q very expert driver Just beginning,
] take II.
prves-On the contrary madam,
. I've Just finished.
Evening star., 1926-08-22

Total consumption of ice cream in
the United States last year was 322.-
7oe 900 gallons, or more than two gal
Ions for every man. woman and child
In the country.
Evening star., 1926-08-22

Many so-called charitable man
draws the line when IL comes to buy
ing his wife new clothes.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1926-11-05

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Where the Red, Red Roses Crow
There's New Star IN Heaven To-
night"
..Brsszin' Along with the Breezs
Valencia
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Someone Is Losin' Susan
sShe Knows Her Onions
I'm All Alone Il Palace Of Stone
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Lay Ne Down 70 Sleep in Carolina
nShe's still MY Baby
That's AnnabelleY
Tie Ne ne to Your Apron Strings
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eHere Am"
The Pump Song
Ionight's Ny Night With Baby
Ny Cutey's Due at Two-to-Two
Today"
I'm Walking Around IN Circlesa
That's Why Love YOU
The Prisoners sone'
Hi-Ho The Merfio0
Kentucky Lullaby
Let Ne Call You Sweetheart
Why Do Always Remember
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-12-24

ia Praha, jenz povolil z kasy
$500 a mezi sestrami yybra-
no $500 coz cinf $1,000. Pfi-
smelly sbory: Jaromira 31.00;
Ctilada $47.00;. lZlata Praha
$1,000 Ceske Zeny Divky
$33.75; Vlastimila $4,000; W.
trvalost $780,; Sestra Hola-
da vybrala ma listinu $4.00;
Zastupitelka, V. V. po 1Oc
$3.50; Uhrnem sebrano $751;
25; droky 1915; Celkem
$2O1.00
Byl cten dopis Cd Druziny
Oslepenych Voj1nu G. S. R.,
kterf vzdavaj1 nejvrelejs1 d1ky
"a obnos 201.0O predany
Jim dne Tho cervence starostou
Sok. Jed. Blesk, p. Jar. R. Ci-
hlarem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-12-24
Dsdici zaluji vladnfho kolekto.
ra dani.

Dedici Charlese C. Stieffa
podali zalobu proti Galen L.
TAFT, ko1ektoru vnitrozemn1ch
danf, ma vracenf $4,000, ktere
poz1stalost protestem zapla-
tia ma dan1ch z pr1jmu minu-
lem roce. Zaloba uvadl, re
Stieff, jenz umrel %. kvetna
1923, prodal r. 1919 diva ma
ietky, {. II 13 N. Liberty u
lice "a 100000. Rok ma to,
kdyz platil dane z pf1jm1, "a
hrnul do sveho priznan1 Stieff
sunni y uvedeneho prodeje, TAFT
nafidil platiti z tohoto dan,
kterou pozIstalosf udan1m
protestu zaplatila a kterou
nynf chce nazpet dGvodu, ze
vlada nemela prava j uloziti
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-12-24
Demokracie dodelava.

ze demokracie dnes je We
vets1m upadku nezli kdy jindy
Cd DOLBY Americke revoluce,
jedinym nasledkem posledni
valky, kterou demokracie Via
stne zv1teziti mela, tax tvrdil
v nedei prosluly Anglicky
skladatel, Norman Angel, jenz
recnil V divadle Hippodrome
ma thema: "Veike iluse bez-
nych politickych mysleni."
Kecn1k prohlasil, re Americ-
tt banker a JIM zastupci veil
kych obchodG, ano i ii, Jco We
Valce syny sve ztratili, dnes po-
chvalou zasypavaj1 nejvetsfho
nepr1tele lidove vlady, Musso-
liniho, italskeho diktatora.
Angel sarkasticky mluvil o
tech, co zde rozhoduj1 v peti
minutach o l1ze narodG, O otaz-
ce evoluce, moraln1 kleslosti,
0 kvalite mleka, o prohibici a
nucenem spalovanf mrtvol, co
zde vol1 sta osob do 1radu, &C
vlastne o Mich mic nev1 a uvazu-
il o povinnostech, O nichz ami
zdan1 nemaj1 nasledkem nepfi-
pravenosti a nedostatku patti
cneho zkouman1.
Angel pravil, re tax zvany
HAS lidu "hlasem Boz1m,, je
hlasem ne Boha, ale dabla.
Bdh chce, CO je dobre pravdi-
We.
Castokrate ami kabinetni L.
rednici nejsou leps1mi. Kdyz
anglicky Winston Churchill
pred rokem 1914 prohlasil, re
ochranou vlasti je mlti nejsil-
n6jsi armadu, nedelal jinak ne
Iii Nemci, ktere pozdeji svet
odsuzoval proto, re NELL vetsl
armadu.
Jedinou zachranou pro lid
stvo je vzdelanf, tvrdil Angel.
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azYS9sSEgsa gzzSsa zSs zzSaY&PksEK 81 $50
Rodina v pasti.

S tajemstv1m proc stal Sc
obetl stfelen1, leEl smrtelne ne
mocen obchodn1k Talbot Tru-
sler We w. Bait. General nemoc
nici. Strelen byl v dome SVEN
ma Gwynn Oak avenue v. pom
deli. Mluv1 Sc Q loupezi, jiz O.
bet1 Sc stati mel a opet jine do
hady Sc uvadi.
We spojen1 jeho tezkym
zranenfm prislo Sc asi ma stopu
cetnych loupezl, jez V posled-
nj dobe v Baltimore provede-
ny byly a jez pricftany jsou
dnes ma vrub cele rodine: TTi
bratr1 Elmer a jeho manzelky
Helen, Leroy a Vernon Deal
z Kenwood Av. Po zatcen1 dvou
bratr1 techto Helen Deal V
domku u Philadelphia Road a
Vernona Deala, jenz pracoval
jake elektrikar v bance, Yer
nou Leroy zatceni byli
jako bandite, jez okradli Salo-
mona Catemona, obchodn1ka
odevy ma Hartford road a SPRAY
ce Crooks obchodu, Stetl. G.
Spivey. Trusler a jeho man
zelka byli ,dobre znamymi He
len Deal -byli dobre znamymi
Cd letn1 dolby, kdy setkali Sc V
letnim campu ma Gunpowder.
Elmer Deal bydlel nejaky
cas- V dome Truslera zatfm co
manzelka jeho byla Yzdalena.
Helen Deal, Leroy a Vernon
Deal zatceni byli V utery O.
kamziku, kdyz vedle domku ma
Kenwood avenue u Hazelton
Avenue delali 81 ohen obleceni
ieste jsouce v "sovacky" odev.
V domku nalezeny nektere
'pTedmety z kradeze, diva revol-
very a RUNE pomucky ma pre-
tvarovan1 Sc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-12-24
Sli prilis daleko.

ze prohibicni agent sli priliS
daleko We vykonavan1 uredni
prohl1dky, uznal "a dobre pro-
nesti vladn1 komisaT j. Frank
Supplee pri vyslechu Augusta
Bakera, jenz souzen jim by
pro prodej koralky, kdyz uda-
no, re agent rozbili dvoje dve-
re "a ucelem zatknutf muze,
na nehoz ami zatykac nemeli.
Baker, jak Casimir Kamin-
ski, prohibicn1 agent svedcil,
prodal mu 5. prosince koralku
v {. II N. Frederick ulcie.
Kaminski svedcil, re Baker
prodal mu sklenicku koralky
Ia 25 cent? a pax odesel do "a
dn1 mfstnosti, kdyz druzf pro-
hibicn1 agent vesli do mistnos-
tt prednf. Jeden z Mich, John
t Fisher, sci dostati Bakera.
Kdyz nalezl dvere do zadni
m1stnosti vedoucl zamcene,roz-
bill je a pax druhe vedouc1 do
dvorku, kde konecne Bakera
dopadl.
Komisar Supplee tazal Sc
vladn1ho distriktn1ho advokata
zdali bylo treba .dvere robbie
tt. Smith, distriktn1 advokat
udal, re agent zaslechl cvaknu-
tt zamku.
Komisar ma to uznal, re pro-
hibicn1 agent sli v pr1padu
tomto prflis daleko, re nemeh
prava dvere rozbfjeti a bez "a
tykace jednati.
V prepadu agent skonfisko-
vail osm kvartd koralky, jez
zkoumana bude. Dokud nebu-
de chemicky prozkoumana,
soudce nevynese rozsudek.
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Rozsudek dal Sc ocekavati.

>Zamozny John M. Bolgiano
z Roland Park osvobozen byl
vyrokem poroty z obzaloby, re
fidil automobil, kdyz byl opily.
Bolgiano po nehode odsouzen
byl soudcem O'Dunnem ma til
Get dnf do vezenf ku pokute
$25.
Nehoda, v nlz vydluzenym
automobilem vrazil do sloupu
ma rohu st. Paul a Franklin u
lie, odehrala Sc 26. listopadu.
Dolgiano priznal, re pill skle-
nici vina, re nevf jake to vino
bylo a re policejnf straznik,
ktery jej zatkl, jej uderil do list
a zub mu vyrazil. Lekar, KITE
ry jej osetfoval, uznal, re Boil
giano byl v nervosnim rozpolo-
zenf. Nekolik svedkG svedcilo,
re z neho bylo cititi zapach al
koholu, 'kdyz osetrovan byl po
nehode nemocnici.
Porota uznala jej vinnym
toliko z neopatrne jfzdy. Po-
kuta mu dana v obnosu 500 a
utrat.
- DR.. James Sanner Johns
Hopkins nemocnice uznan byl
nevinnym v Traffic soudu re
Tfzen1 automobilu pod vlivem
alkoholu. Pokutovan byl po-
kutou $26.45 pro neopatrnou
jlzdu a nerozzehnutl lamp.
Automobil jeho srazil Sc s
automobilem Clifforda Masona
ma rohu Central avenue a Pres
ton ulic.
DR.. Sanner poprel, ze byl O.
pilym dobe srazky. Sv9dko-
We svedcili podobne.
- Ma tTicet dni do vezenf
odsouzen byl v Traffic soudu
Herman Walther Cross ulice.
kdyz usvedcen byl, re fidil au-
tomobil jsa opily Pro neopatr-
nou jizdu zaplatil pokutu $50
a 1traty..
Policejni straznik svedcil, re
Walther nevsiml 81 semaforu
ma rohu Light a Cross ulic v
sobotu noci a re srazil chodce
81 rokG stareho Johna Gives
sa. Odsouzeny Sc primal, ze
vypil dive sklenice vina, ale po-
prel re by byl opily.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-12-24
Tri uloupiIi $87.

Tri cernosi prepadli V noci
re soboty ma nedeli diva obcho-
dy uloupili Mich $87. Pre-
pady temito pocet al do toho
dne provedenych loupezi be-
hem posledn1ch 13 dni dostou-
pill poctu 16.
Ma rohu Spring a Lombard
ulic obchodu Jacoba Shevitze
diva cernosi ukradli $50.
V cukrafskem obchodu Nor
rise j. Doebereiner, {. 100 N.
Eutaw ulice cernoch ukradl z
reglstru sedm dolar1 a ujel v
AUTOMOBILE. Doebereiner "a
Drchajlcfm mrstil dlouhy ndz,
kterym okenko v cernochove
automobile prorazil. Cernoch,
ienz do obchodu jeho vessel
kratce po Z. hodine vecer, chtel
"a Is cent? lice-cream.
Kdyz Doberiener Sc obratil, a.
oy mu ice-cream prichystal,
cernoch otevrel register, wal
neho sedm dolar1 zmizel.
= Osmnacty prepaid po-
slednlch dvou tydnech prove
len byl v tltery, kdyz diva belo-
tt mladlci vlezli do automobile
Eernocha Burgona a s revolve-
rem v ruce oloupili jej O 1915
ned aleko George a Myrtle u
,ic.