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New Britain herald., 1927-05-06

sible to protect ones self certainly against 1t. Indeed, it has not yet ben established exactly what the communicable period for the dis ease may be. The time that elapses between exposure and development Is from one to fourteen days; pre- sumably it is somewhere in this period.
 While the condition occurs usual- ly in warm weather. 1t is most fre- quent in the temperate zone. North ern Europe and the northern part of the United States have revealed most of the cases. Apparently the disease attacks rich and poor alike. It appears equally in good and bad sanitary situations. It is apparently disease of childhood. since 95 per cent of those attacked are under ten years of age.
 Unfortunately it has not been de- termined whether this disease is spread by contact of we'll persons with those who are sick. by means of insects .or through foods. Be- cause of the difficulty in determin- ing this factor. many experts believe that the disease is spread in var iety of manners.
 In the control of infantile paraly- sis. the person who is sick should be isolated for at least three weeks from the day when he first has fever. All children in the same household and all persons in contact with the sick should be quarantined so that they will not carry the disease to other persons. Discharges from the nose, throat, and other parts of the body should be thoroughly disinfect- ed, and all clothing or other materi- als in contact with the sick person should be boiled before repeated use.
 Since 1t is possible that the germ may be carried by dust, street and house dust should be kept down by sprinkling or oiling in the presence of an epidemic. At such times chill dren should be kept away from public gatherings.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-06

,
 he-when he fell over?"
 "Our own crowd" Neville told her, ''and several strangers."
 Your, own crowd being?" These two ladies and myself" he said.
 "Well. I don't suspect any of you." but the hawk-like eyes rested sternly on them all in turn. "Who were the strangers? Do you know?"
 Some of them. Next to Gar rett there stood a man named Bar ron. a chap from New York"
 Barron? Know anything about him?"
 Nothing at all. It seems Garry talked to him, just casually you know, as lots of people do. in the ocean. But he wasn't at all re- sponsive, and gave Garry rather the cold shoulder
 "Then, if he was an utter strang- CT. we can scarcely suspect him."
 No, but Anastasia. you can't suspect anybody yet. It's all in the hands of the police"
 Indeed it isn't! It's in my hands am the one who will find out my brothers murderer and bring him to justice. Police. bah! Do you ever accomplish anything?"
 "Of course they do." said Neville, with spirit. You mustn't talk like that"
 Don't you tell me how I must or mustn't talk! talk as I choose."
 "Yes. yes. dearie. so you shall" and Mrs. Valdon put an arm round the excited woman. Do hush, Roger. You only make matters worse when you talk. Now, Anas- tasia, dear. I'm going to put Roger out and I'm going to give you a kimono and slippers and let you relax a little. Then you must get to bed"
 Anastasia Folsom gave her a comical look and then burst into a short laugh.
 T thought you knew me bet teri" she said. T say. Duchess" she turned to Mrs. Barnaby. do I look like slippers and kimono person :? Do ]. now?"
 And certainly the strong, forceful personality had in it no hint of the type of woman who loves to relax in that way.
 Besides" Miss Folsom went on, more quietly now. 'the man from the police place is coming tonight" i"
 Here" cried the Duchess. Up here?" She whipped out her vanity case and dabbed vigorously at her powder and rouge.
 Up here or anywhere" said Anastasia, carelessly. T don't care where, so long as I see him. There he is now, likely"
 For a swiftly sharp rap on the door seemed to indicate an im- portant caller.
 It was Jepson, ushered up by Futile, and introduced by him to the group.
 I'm glad to see you, Mir. Jep- son. and Miss Folsom's welcome was quite evidently sincere if not cordial. You're the man to whom I look for help in finding the mur- derer of my brother
 T certainly hope to do that, Miss Folsom"
 T don't expect you to do it, I expect to do it myself. said I look to you for help"
 To Be COntinued)
New Britain herald., 1927-05-06
Loves Ernbers Adele Garrisons Absorbing Sequel to
 Revelations of a Wife"
Tho Transyanians Become Center
 of Interest
Beginning a New Seriah

Tho Transvanians Become Center
 Of Interest
 At Noel Veritzen's excited ques- ton, we all looked at him in as- tonishment That he was oddly and intensely interested in the nation ality of the two men of whose ac- tions I was about to speak was patent.
 "Yes, they are Transvanians," I said. "at least one Of them is. Katie thinks the other one is only pre- tending to be one.'
 Dicky exploded into the laugh which Katie's absurd words and ac- tions always bring him.
 "Is Katie matching up movie scenarios again." he asked. "1 Il bet she thinks the man. whoever he is, ha. on false face and whiskers.'
 T imagine she dies" I returned, but my eyes were upon Noel Eerit- zen. who was leaning forward and looking st me intently. but with an embarrassed manner which betrayed that he regretted his impetuous lit- tie speech, but felt compelled to ex- plain if.
 T hope you'll pardon my abrupt ness. Mrs. Graham" he said win ningly. but the word Transvanian startled me. There are so few in this country--they cling closely to their homes. but l am myself part Transvanian."
 Mary ierked herself erect and voiced the astonishment we all felt.
 You Transvanian, she ejacula- ted Impossible! Why you don't"
 Her voice trailcd off into an em- harrassed silence as she realized her gauchere, but Noel was in the state of mind where every word she ut tered was perfection-nothing less, and he smiled indulgently at her.
 ''I hope I am all American, real Iy.' he said. You see. I was born here. and my mother was an Ameri- can. New EnSlander whose people had been here since the earliest days of the new country But my father IS Transvanian. although for some reason he never speaks Of it. In- deed I do not believe anyone knows his nationality. I should not have
New Britain herald., 1927-05-06

mentioned It but know that you-''
 Don't give it another thought, old chap" Dicky said heartily There's no one here who will re- peat your confldence-unless"-he turned to me. Tt Katie safely in the kitchen or is she in her favoritc posture suspended over a keyhole?''
 I flushed. although knew his as- persion was justified, and answered a bit tartly:
 '1 can see the hall and living room through the door. She Is mo- where to be seen"
 Then we all can tell our real names without danger" Dicky laughed. but Noel Veritzen flushed painfully as if the jest had been aimed directly at him.
 T couldn't pronounce mine" he said ruefully. 'Neritzen' was as near as my father could get to an English version of it. I think he must have been rather unhappy in his own country, for rarely heard him speak of the place. and then with a queer mixture of admiration and criticism. But I always had the impression that he loved it very dearly"
 l could have echoed that impress sion, for the boys revelation had been to me like a key to a puzzing problem, l had been unusually busy with a certain phase of Philip Nerit- zen's work during the recent visit of the royal family Of Transvania to the United States, and I had noticed with astonishment, that the great theatrical producer. usually evincing the lofticst indifference to social had eagerly availed him. self of every opportunity to meet the king and queen and their chill dren In fact l had found out by chance that upon one occasion he deliberately had maneuvered for an when for some reason none had been sent him.
 "IIe must have loved the rulers very dearly" Dicky commented. 'I do not believe he missed a single function in their honor"
 Copyright 1927, Newspaper
 eature Service, Incl
New Britain herald., 1927-05-06
Your Health How to Keep It.
 Causes of Illness
BY DIR. MORRIS FISHBEIN Editor Journal of the American Medical Association and of Hy.
 gcia, the Health Magazine.


 gcia, the Health Magazine.
 Acute anterior poliomyelitis" is the scientific name conferred upon the condition commonly called in- fantile paralysis, because it mani Tests itself by, an inflammation which tends to localize especially in the anterior part of the gray ma terial of the spinal cord.
 The disease is usually preceded by three or four days of fever with disturbances of the stomach, after which comes paralysis. Instances are not recorded in which a child has suffered twice with this disease. In some cases the preliminary symptoms are so slight that the paralysis is the first symptom noted; in other cases the paralysis may be so slight that the condition is unrecognized. except for the fact that it appears at time when other cases are frequent in the community. Unfortunately, the paralysis is extensive in many in- stances and relatively permanent.
 Since the exact cause of this dis ease is not yet known. it is not pos-
New Britain herald., 1927-05-06
Menus for tie Family

Breakfast--Stewed figs. cereal. cream. frizzled dried beef with scrambled eggs, crisp toast. orange
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-09-30
Upustil sirku a nasel demanto-
w prsten.

Devatenactilety Samuel Fa-
lise upustil sirku ma Eutaw uli-
ci u Lexington. Kdyz Sc pro nj
sehnul, nasel ma ulici lezlcf de-
mantovy prsten Gene $500. S
prstenem honem 81 Easel ku
zlatn1ku, aby mu nalezeny pr
stem ocenil. Zlatnlk honem u
.v6domil zapadnf policejnf sta
nici a tato honem False zat-
kla. Prsten 81 ma stanici odpo-
cine, najde-li Sc MATTEL.
Obzalovan byl v sobotu z u
kradenf dvou prstenn w. j.
Priceove z Gladstone avenue
Roland Park.
False, enz,,pomaha ma true
ku, odnesl do domu Priceove
nejake zbozi. Kdyz nikoho v
dome nenalezl, vessel do lozni-
ce a tam wal diva prsteny: je-
den d6mantovy a druhy plati-
novy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-09-30
Sluzne bootlegra mizerne.

ze bootlegr nen1 zasypan pc
nezi, jak mnohy zavistivy 81
myslf, vysv1ta re zadosti "a
slane komisaTi mad pardony,.
Parrishovi, Russellem Dunem
re Somerset okresu, nynl z
Marylandske polepsovny Dunn
odsouzen byl ma sest meslcu do
polepsovny, kdyz mel tn neho-
du, ze nabldl pint koralky ku
koupi serifovi okresu ma pikni-
ku. z trestu odslouzil 81 diva
mesice. Nynf zada o milost a
"a ddvod uvadf, re jeho sluzne
cinilo jenom $15 tydne, jez do
stavsll "a prodej kofalky pro
jinel,o.
Bandita, Robert Cramblatt
odsouzeny ma 10 rok1 do kaz-
nice, zada "a snizeni trestu.
Ia d1vod uvadf, ze prepadnu-
tt osetrovatelky a jej1ho man.
zela v Jizni casti mesta vyne-
slo mu jenom 80 cent?. Pri
prepadnutf hrozil revolverem.
Jinym zadatelem o milost je
Thomas Liebber,je ,jenz odsouzen
je ma dozivotl do kaznice pro
1cast We vrazde "Nicka" Joh-
ma pred sedmi roxy. Manzel-
ka zavrazdeneho, Anastasia
John, odsouzena byla ma 16 ro-
XII pro tentyz skutek.
Zaznamy ukazuji, re John
zavrazden byl 1920. Mrtvola
bez hlavy nalezena byla v ulic-
ce podepfena telefonnl tyc.
Liebber udal, ze udeTil Johna
do hlavy sekerou, ,zat1m CO Joh-
nova drzela mu ruce, aby Sc ne
mohl braniti pax zatahla jej
do sklepa, kde po chvilce John
nabyl vedomi. Manzelka ma
to odsekla hlavu jeho cd tela
reznickym nozem a odtahla
mrtvolu Liebberem do ulicky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-09-30

"Jeden dollar a dtraty'', dix
toval policejn1 soudce dstfednl
stanice, Cadden, cernochovi
Johnu Greenovi, 5 5rokG stare
mu, jenz pred MIN skrousene
stal, re byl opily v blizkosti
Light Redwood ulic. Cernoch
po rozsudku sedl 81 ma lavici a
pocal zouvati botu.
eco to delas?" oval Sc
soudce.
"Dostavam pen1ze', vysvet-
loval cernoch.
"Snad je nemesis v bote?"
"Ano."
"Well, takove pen1ze nepfi-
jimam, dokud nebudou vypra-
me-"
S polozutou botou zarazeny
sedel cernoch. Zalarn1k stani-
ce v 1trpnosti poradil cerno-
chow pomoc. Kdyz cernoch
vytahl desitku, kterou mel
schovanou mezi puncochou a
slapadlem nohy, zavedl jej "a
mrize pocal s MIN pratt desit-
ku. Vypranou povesili k vysu-
SEMI, ably az uschne soudce z nj
pokutu wal a cernocha ma svo-
bodu propustil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-09-30
Krev ma obleku Kernerove.

Krvave skvrny nalezeny by
ly ma obleku bezhlave mrtYoly
Johna Athey Kernera, jehoz
mrtvola - vlastne jenom ko-
stra - nalezena byla We stat
MIN lese u Avalon Is. zar1. V
lahvicce, jez u mrtvoly lezela,
nebyla nalezena ami stopa je-
du, jak chemickym zkouma-
MIN zjisteno bylo. Rodina mia
deho chemika stale ver1, re "a
vrazden byl. Pfesvedcenl roxy
posilovano jest tim, re prazdna
penezenka ma mrtvole naleze-
ma byla, z nfz mala penezenka
dvacet - desfti - peti do
larem chybela. Susie Kerner
matka tvrd1, re vi, re s sebou
penfze ty mel, ponevac nezli o.
sudneho dne z domu odesel,
dal j dvojite penezenky sve
$40 a pri tom videla, ostatnf
iez v male penezence zastrce-
ne do vetsf, mel.
Otec mrtveho nalezl z kaba-
tn synova til knoflfky opodal
mrtvoly, coz ukazuje ma to, pra
vii otec, re kabat Z neho str
zen byl. ze by psi hlavu ukou-
sli a odnesli do dalky 800 stop
zda Sc mu byti nerozumnym
tvrzen1m. Ma lebce nebyla ma
lezena ami jedina stopa po jfz-
vach. Okresnf marsal STAINS
bury mysll, re treba spachal
sebevrazdu podrezanfm 81 I'll
ma rukou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-09-30
Msstska rada hlasovala pro
sye zyXSenI.


Vsemi hlasy az ma tri zadali
meststl radn1 v pondelnf schG-
ri zvysenf sveho sluzneho O
$1,000 kazdy. Vybor ma odha-
dy ma zvysenf to zaraditi do
rozpoctu budouciho roku. Bu-
deli zvyseni povoleno, kazdy
radn1 roene dostavati bude
$2500 m1stopresident $4,000.
Resoluci ma zvyseni podal
Albrecht, republican, z 5. dis
triktu. Proti zvysenf hlasovali
radnf: demokrate: Philander
B. Briscoe James J. Blake, O.
ba 2. distriktu a republican
Daniel Ellison.
Ma OMAN ovanl who'd Balti-
morskeho pTistavu v nastavaji-
cl rok vynalozeno byti ma $50
900.
Hlavni klerk mestske rady
ma dostavati $4,000 rocne. O.
statnl zrizenci mestske rady
majl m1ti zvy$ene sluzne Q
$500 nebo $4O0 rocne.
Navrh ma odlozenl resoluce
zamitnut byl 16 hlasy prot
trem.
Vybor ma odhady bude sc ra-
dit o predloze az vse ostatni
vyrizeno bude v rozpoctech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-09-30
Mayor jmenoval urednfky pro
dvacet mist.

Mayor Broening v pond6li
vecer oznamil mestske rade, re
preje 81 obsazeni 20 mist v
mestske sluzbe jim vybranymi
dredn1ky. Now 1redn1ci mali
nastoupiti m1sta sva /. fljna.
V seznamu navrzenych dfe-
dn1k6 nebyla zadna zena ami
zadny cernoch..
Mestska rada navrzene u
rednfky potvrdila.
Mestskym advokatem jme-
novan byl A. Walter Kraus.
Jednlm nejvetsfch pTekvape-
nj bylo jmenovani mestskym
vybercim Johna T. Donohue,
stavitefe, jenz jest velice popu-
larnim v republikanskych kru-
zich.
Mestskym inzenyrem jmeno-
van byl Charles F. Goob. Da-
lie jmenovani: Ia vodarenske-
no inzenyra Edward G.. Rost,
"a silnicn1ho inzenyra Nathan
L. Smith, "a kanalisacnfho in
zenyra Milton J. Ruark, "a prf-
stavn1ho inzenyra Elmer E.
Hammond, "a inzenyra poulic-
niho cisteni Frank w. JAG oby,
"a inzenyra mad plany William
@. Atwood, "a superintendent
ia dovozu Charles w. Pohlman
"a zdravotn1ho komisafe Dr.C.
Hampson Jones, Ia elena pTi-
stavn1 komise Hrary C. Jones,
"a mestskeho knihovnlka Ben
jamin S. Applestein, "a elena
komise ma otevlran1 novych u
lie R. Frank Smith, "a presi-
denta pozarenskeho vyboru
Charles A. Jording, "a elena
pozarenskeho vyboru John J..
McGinity a J. Albert Cassidy,
"a mestskeho nakupovace Ed
mund J. Wachter, "a prlsedfc1-
no zdanovacfho soudu J. Ho-
ward Norris a Elmer j. Jones.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-09-30
Nadherne dilo B. & 0. drahy
zaha jeno.

Velkolepa vystava pokroku
dopravy usporadane Baltimore
& Ohio drahou ma oslavu sto.
leteho vyrocf, otevrena byla Y
sobotu ma rozsahlych poem
cich u Halethorpe u pritomnos-
| ii zastupu cftajiciho pres 30.-
900 hlav.
V nedeli seslo Sc ma VISTA
viste kolem $4,000, 1tery ma
$4,000.
Mezi hosty byl governor Rit-
chic, sekretar obchodu, Hoo
yer, sekretar vnitrozemf, HUI
bert Work, president drahy,
Daniel Willard, mayor mesta
Broening a JIM.
Cd nejmensich a nejprimi-
tivnejsfch parostrojd a rozto-
divnych povozG az do obr1
dnesnf zeleznicnf dopravy, vse
divaku znazorneno v takovem
rozsahu, re divak hodiny a no.
diny obetovati musi, ably aspon
z casti uvidel. Pr1vod kro-
jfch z te a one dolby prisplva
vytecne ku studiu. Vyvin te-
lefon1 a jinych vynalezu zdo
konalenl pouta divaka. Staro-
byle easy znazorneny zajezdni
hospodou General Washing
ton Tavern, jez laka ku odpo-
cinku.
Pageant zahajen jest vzdy
hudbou.
Krone Americkych vystave-
ny jsou dopravnf prostredky z
Kanady a Anglie.
Vstupne ma vystaviste jest
zdarma. Vlakem costa tam a
zpet z Camden stanice stoj1 25
cent?.
Vystava potrva diva tydny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-09-30
Zachranili Sc pred uhorenim
ma YYletni lodici.

Vyletn1 lodice "Dodjewel"',
Josepha w. Valianta,
znicena byla v nedeli ohnem,
ktery Sc ma nj vzfial nedaleko
Wildwood New Jersey.
Valiant a tri. jeho hoste a diva
muzi posadky, zachranili Sc
1tekem z horfcf lodice.
Ohel asi povstal cd kotle.
Valiant jest presidentem de-
koraterske firmy j. c.. Valiant
c. 224 N. Charles ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-09-30
Diva reditele a ctrnact ucitelI
do penSe.

Koncem tydne dani byli do
pense diva reditele verejnych
skol: Martha Garthe a Louisa
Shipley. Prvnf byla ucitelkou
45 roku druha Al rokd.
Vedle mich dano bylo do pen
Sc Ia jinych ucitelu.
Pensijni vybor dale do pan-
Sc dal superintendent verej-
nych budov, George T. Amese,
ienz dosahl start 72 rokG. Pa
trOnem jeho byl demokraticky
boss, Frank Kelly.
Do pensijnfho fondu po od-
poctenf resignujfccfh, zemre-
lych a danych do pense, nalezi
S,376 clenG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-09-30
Archbishop Sc vratil z Irska.

Archbishop Curley vratil Sc
z prazdnin svych, jez stravil v
Irsku, kde navstfvil svoji mat
ku, lodi "Adriatic."
Archbishop odejel z Balti-
more ma prazdniny pred dve-
ma meslci do sveho rodiste v
Athlone v Irsku, kde zije jeho
matka 81 rokG stara.
0 Irsku poznamenal jenom,
re Irsko zda Sc prosp1vati.
V New Yorku stravil n9ko-
lik dnl navstevou u svych pra-
tel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-09-30
Vecerni skoly otevreny.

Vyucovanf We vecernich sko-
lach pocne v pondeli, 3. fijna.
Do skol pristup ma jeden
kazdy. Poplatky vyucova-
MIN nejsou spojeny zadne.
We vecernlch skolach vyuco-
vano jest anglicke reci, bez niz
pfistehovalci jest tax tezko O.
bej1ti Sc v Move Vlasti.
Vyucovano bude v pondelf,
We stredu a We ctvrtek cd 7:3O
do $3.50.
Pro nase krajany nejblizsi
jest skola, {. 49,, ma rohu Ais
quith a Orleans ulic.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-09-30
Bandita dostal 40 rokH.

V New Yorku odseuzen byl
cernoch, David Mitchell, do "a
lafe ma dobu cd 40 do 80 rokn
pro prepady, jichz tam Sc do
nustil. 0 cernocha uchazelo
Sc tez Baltimore, odkud prchl
pred dvema roxy, kdyz stfelil
pokladnlka Broadway Savings
banky V rijnu 1925 pfi pokusu
okrasti banku spolu s Harry O.
bitzem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-09-30
Skladists vybusnych latek ne
budou tax brzy odstshovany 2
Curtis Bay.

Mayor mesta a JIM, kteri
starajf Sc, ably vojenske zaso-
by vybusnych latek odsteho-
vany byly ze skladist u Curtis
Bay Gekati must az do dolby,
kdy Sc kongres sejde, ponevac
bez jeho povolenf skladiste od-
stranena byti nemohou. jedi
ma nad6je a to dosti vzdalena
jest zahrnouti odstranenl skla-
dist jako nevyhnutelnou nut
most, cimz yalecny odbor O.
pravnen by byl ku odstraneni
skladiSt.
o odstraneni pracuje Sc jiz
po delsi dobu. Mayor Jackson
cinil v ohledu tom marne kro-
ky.
V patek v noci vice nezi $50
rodin zahnano bylo ma 1tek
pred hroz1cf zhoubou, kdyz po
Ear vznikl v reservaci. Wink
pozaru jest dosud nevysvetlen.
Pozarem zasazena byla jedna
platorma malou zasobou pa
tron, jez ohnem pfivedeny k
vybuchGm.
z vojenske strany tvrd1 Sc,
re nestava nebezpecf, re by
vybuchy skladist ohrozeno by
10 mesto Baltimore okoll.
Senator Tydings pozname-
nal: "Narod, ktery NIUE We
novati deset milion1 dolarI ma
vyhubenf kornoveho brouka,
ktery m1ze poslati vojsko To-
di do Nicaraguy, aby tam g.
500 marinakG chranilo zivoty
TIA americkych tam usedlych
obcan1, mGze, jak Sc mi IDA,
chraniti velke industrialnl sire
disko ohromne ceny, v nemz
bydli jedno procento obyvatel-
stva Spojenych Statu, ma jeden
million dust"
Mayor Broening prohlasil,
re pTicinf Sc vsemi silami, aby
skladiste odstranena byla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-09-30
Kasparova Hudebnl Skola o.
tevrena pres cely rok.

Pred dvema lety skola tato
zavedla ma zkousku, celorocni
termin O padesati tydnech v ro-
ce, S jednou vyucnl hodinou ty-
dine. Zpnsob tento Sc tax dobre
osvedcil, re jest trvale pfijat.
Hlavnf vyhody teto innova-
ce jsou, re zaci neztraci skolne
"a letni prazdnin ove obdobi, a
pr1merna cena skolnl hodiny
je znacne snizena, - CO jest
nejdnlezitejsfm ze vseho, zaci
nezapomenou cemu Sc naucili
behem roku, jelikoz zadne
dlouhe letnf prazdniny nepre-
rusujf jejich ucebn1 termin, ma
sledkem cehoz dokoncf svGj
kurs mnoho drive. While
dem k temto vyhodam prihlas-
ky zakG tento rok byly mno-
hem vetsi nez kdykoliv pred
tim.
Kasparova Hudebni Skola
Vytknula 81 Ia 1cel vsestran-
nym hudebnlm vzdelan1m W.
tvofit re zakG dokonale hudeb-
Milky, a podminky pod kterymi
udeluje ucitelska vysvedceni a
diplomy jsou ty nejlepsi. Pou-
re uznanych a osvedcenych
method a nejprfsnejsf discipli-
ny Sc uzlva; zaci nedbalf a ne
poslusnf Sc netrpi. Mlads1 "a
ci prichazi v pr1vodu rodicd
kterf sledujl postupny pokrok
svych dtlek, coz do velke m1ry
blahodarne pGsob1 ma dspech
zakd.
Pan Jan w. Kaspar, riditel
teto skoly venoval takrka cely
zivot svdj vyucovanf hubby a
povznesl skolu svou ma stupen
nejvetsl soukrome hudebni
skoly v meste. Cinnosti svou
vzbudil lepsi porozumeni v
mfstnich hudebn1ch kruzfch,
iak dokazano zdafilym prove
denim cele fady MIN pofada-
nych koncertG. Pan KaSpar je
dokonalym hudebnfkem ma pi-
ano a varhany, jakoz i ucite-
lem zpevu. Zfskal znacneho
uznanf a zvucneho jmena Sc
svou Vaudeville Company"
poradan1m hudebn1ch vystupu
v rGznych vojenskych tabo-
rech "a casu svetove valky.
Kasparova Hudebnl Skola
nastupuje ctvrty rok sve CHINO
sti CO inkorporovane teleso, s
personalem jedenacti ucitelG,
a objlma 1plny kurs v nasledu-
i1cich predmetech: piano, zpev
housle, saxofon, klarinet, flet-
ma, kornet, trombon, sousafon,
bubny atd. tenor banjo, man
dolin banjo, ukulele, harmonic
a tanec.
Skola tato zak1m svym po-
skytuje bezplatne tyto vyho-
dy: elementarnl kurs v hudbe,
1cast v orchestra mladych, u
cast orchestra dospelych, u
cast We spolecnych zkouskach
zaku, pusobeni pri verejnych
koncertech a koncertech pro
radio.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-09-30
"Old Town" banka prodana.


"Drovers and Mechanics"
banka koupila "Old Town
banku. Tato zGstane nadale v
budove ma Gay ,ulici a Falls
way jako odbocka "Drovers"
banky.
"Old Town" banka organi-
sovana byla kratce pc Obcan-
ske valce. Do svazku narod-
mich bank pfijata byla r. 1901.
Letosnfho roku kapital jeji OBJ
nasel $8O0.000 s celkovymi dI-
chody v obnosu $5,941.810.03.
Kapital "Drovers" banky je
million dolarG S d1chody v biz
kosti dvaceti miilon1 dolarI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-09-30

Edwin Litchfield Turnbull,
vGdce v hudebnfch kruzfch
Baltimorskych, zemrel v Gaze
novia We statu New Yorku. Ze-
snuly byl presidentem Johns
Hopkins. hudebnfho sdruzeni,
feditelem Baltimorskeho mu-
sea a zakladatelem Johns Hop
kins orkestru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-09-30
L.ekarna prepadena.

We stredu noci prepadena
byla tfemi bandity lekarna l..
M. Kantnera, {. 700 w. North
avenue. Diva klerkove mali
tel museli lehnouti ma podlahu
zatfm co bandite kradli penlze
z registru. Ukradli $3.50.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-09-30
Zatceny ma ulici podlehl
aIkoholismu.

Ma JIM policejni stanici
zemrel v pondeli akutn1m al
koholismem so rok1 starry A
lexander McClosky, jenz ma
stanici dopraven byl po SVEN
zatcen1 ma rohu Light a Hill u
lie.