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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-04
THE EVENING STORY

Nor that night last Winter when
you got Sairey White outen her house
after the rest of the tiremen had
given up count of the roof fallin' imp"
Cyrus continued silent.
Women" said old Tom saga ciOusly
do beat all sometimes. I've married
four of 'em and declare / got sur.
prise every time l bring a new one
hum. Doing nice job on your house,
Cy. Going to sell it? Must be lone
some for We, living here alone now
your mothers gone"
Old Tom had spoken this last so
loudly that the girl on the opposite
porch turned her head in his drec-
ton. He now lowered his tone to a
confidential whisper as he went on
speaking. Edith thinks she's an ar
fist, eh?''
she is one. Color"-Cyrus qnoted
her very words, used recently in a
brief but conclusive interview -"color
is her creed. Harmony in color her
being"
Harmony in color, eh?" old Tom
chuckled with the joy of an arriving
idea. His chin whiskers tickled Cyrus
fresh cheek as he whispered some.
thing in his ear. TRY it--try it," he
oeAiN' IhCH, SiSiUS Tic SouHp hio IL
a playful punch in the ribs, he hop
ped away on his cane.
Cyrus stared dOubtfully after the
quaint departing figure. No denyjns,
old Toms marital successes. Well,
why not? Everything else had failed.
Five minutes later Cyrus was earn.
estly engaged in mixing more paint.
! He stirred and studied and sighed and
stirred again. But when he returned
to the front of the house again he
whistled. Edith, however, had disap.
peared.
Those fine old front doors! Cyrus
! hated to do it, but his hand didn't
falter as he dipped in his brush and
| stopped great wave of paint upon
| their weather surface. The result APP.
palled him. But he kept on doggedly.
A "Cyrus"' A cry Of horror arrested
him. 1t was Edith, pale, painting. flu,
rious. Are you crazy? Oh. that aw.
| full vermilion"'
Fine contrast" Cyrus said, but his
heart was pounding.
Contrast" stormed the girl. "Why,
it's desecration' of beauty. Mother is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-04
FOSSIL FOOTPRINTS
RECEIVED HERE
Half Ton of Rock From Grand
Canyon Has Marks at Least
$4,000, DOC Years Old.

Approximately half ton of rock
slabs containing fossil footprints has
just been brought back to the Ma
tional Museum by Charles w. Gilmore,
curator Of vertebrate paleontology.
after a months work in the Grand
Canyon of the Colorado.
These footprints were made in MUD
during the Permian geological age.
which. says Mr.. Gilmore, can he
placed at anywhere from $4,000 900 to
800, 100000 years ago. 1t just pre-
coded the age of the great dinosaurs
and the fossils collected from that
period represent the earliest verte.
brate life on dry land. The creatures
which made the footprints can only
be conjectured from fossils found else
where. since no skeletal remains have
been found in the Grand Canyon.
Three Layers Found.
The footprints are found in three
layers, 900, ] 800 and 800 feet be.
low the surface. Each layer showed
entirely different animals, no one type
of footprint being common to two
layers. Hundreds of thousands of
years must have interviewed between
the different layers of rock while sedi-
ment and wind blown sand piled up
and was transformed into hard stone.
Some of the footprints, Mr.. Gilmore
deduces, were made by reptiles frcm
z to 8 feet long. There were no
giants in those times such as filled
the earth during the dinosaur period.
Some of the amphibans, which could
v,.4I I..,1 Il
. or feet long. This is consid.
erably larger than any of this type.
represented by the toads, frogs and
salamanders, on earth today.
The Grand Canyon area. Mr.. Gil.
more says. must have supported an
enormous variety of life He has
found more than 30 different types of
footprints and study of the material
just brought back may reveal still
other types.
Some Were Giant Crabs.
Some of the smaller footprints were
not made by vertebrates at all hut
by some of the larger invertebra
such as giant crabs, which evidently
f1ourished at the same time.
During the time of the lowest
layer, Mr.. Gilmore believes. the region
was fresh-water area and the tracks
may actually have been made under
water, although there is some author
ity for believing they were made in
blown sand. The second layer is com
posed of ancient mud flats over which
the unwieldy creatures crawled.
The collection includes one very
large slab, containing several va.
ricties of tracks mixed together,
which will be used for exhibition pur-
poses to illustrate the multiplicity of
life in those days. This is the third
lot of material brought to the Ma.
tional Museum by Mr.. Gilmore from
the same area. where he is helping in
the establishment of museum for
the National Park service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-04

The prairie dog village at the Ma
tional Geological Park. which was
wiped out last Winter by some un.
explained epidemic. will be re-estab-
lished with a shipment Of Is animals
just received by DIR. William NJ.
Mann, director.
They already hfve been placed in
the old pen. where they are making
fresh burrows. The prairie dogs
were great favorites with park WIS.,
itors, especially children. because Of
their almost human traits of chatter
ing and quarreling among them
selves. The pen is lined with con-
crete to prevent the occupants from
digging their way out. They are
among the most accomplished sap
pers in the animal world.
These animals were studied last
Summer by Ernest Thompson Seton,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-04
J. D. ATTENDS CHURCH.

TARRYTOWN. N. Y, July 4 R.-
John ID. Rockefeller attended church
services here yesterday for the first
time in several months. when he mo-
tored down from his estate at Pc.
cantico Hills to the First Reformed
Church.
Mr.. Rockefeller will celebrate his
eightyeighth birthday Friday. He is
aDparently enjoying excellent health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-04
Prairie Dog Village at Zoo Park
Re-established With Is New Animals

the naturalist. who discovered that
they have the rudiments OF lam
guage in which they can carry on
a very simple type Of conversation.
Mr.. Seton may continue these studies
this Summer.
Ordinarily prairie dogs live we'll in
captivity. but are sometimes subject
to epidemics. which wipe out whole
village in a few days. Their intensely
social HABITS render them extremely
liable to an infectious or contagious
disease.
Another new arrival at the Zoo is
the nutmeg parrot from the Fiji
Islands, very rare species in cap
tivity. 1t is large. brillia ntly
plumaged bird whose principal food
at home is the wild nutmeg fruit.
although it lives nearly as well on
other fruits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-04
The Winning Color.

~ 1RUS Hull came down the
ladder with an empty paint
pail in his hand. He had just
~ finished painting his house.
White as the lilies beside the
front walk the house stood alone. con-
spicuous the whole length of Peace
street. All white. except the broad
front doors. and they were to be left
in their natural oak.
Wiping the perspirat:on from his
good looking face. Cyrus glanced
Wistfully across the street to where
on the porch Of the house exactly Up.
posite sat pretty girl also painting.
But she welded daintier brUsh on
a small canvas. She was rainting 4
picture while looking like a picture
herself in her blue linen smock with
her black hair becomingly knotted.
But while Cyrus was poignantly
aware of her she was as unconscious
of Cyrus apparently as if he did not
exist.
For two long years Cyrus had been
i'm love with Edith Eustis, hut he had
begun to despair of ever convincing
her that love was better than a career
and the rosy hue of joy worth more
than all the pigments a palette ever
held.
Il don't believe she'd care it. had
fallen off the ladder and broken every
bone i'm my body" he groaned.
He took off his paint-bespattered
cap. looked into it as if to find in.
spira ton and groaned again.
whats eating ye?" A hand fell on
his shoulder. He turned and there
was old Tom Griggs.
Old Tom was 80, a wisp of an old
man with bow legs and chin whiskers.
He was on his way to gather the
days gossip from a group of cronies
who congregated at about that hour
on the steps of Wilkins grocer.
"Tom," said Cyrus, desperately.
"tell me how to win the prettiest,
sweetest girl in the world"
"That description. Cyl" returned old
Tom knowingly. fits Edith Eustis to
a r. Didn't make hit with her when
YOU jumped into the river and yanked
out Benny Peck just before he went
down the third timer" =. ~
Cyrus was silen. - I 3sttsIx--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-04
VSAS ARE ABOLISHED
FOR POLISH TRAVELLERS
Persons Passing Through Corridor
on Principal Trains Relieved
of Obligation.
BY the Associated Press.


BERLIN. July 4.-Polish visas have
been abolished for all persons travel.
ling through the Polish corridor on
the two principal trains of the Dirs.
chau-Danzie- Marienburg route, con.
Meeting with the regular Berlin-War-
saw service
This passport alienation was agreed
upon at joint conference at Dant-
zig between the German and Polish
authorities with the view of further
facilitating traffic between Germany
and Poland. 1t was mutually decided,
however. that the regulation requir-
ing passengers to present their pass
ports on entry into Dantzig territory,
remain in force.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-04
|LocalR Radio Entertainment
Monday, July 4, 1927

NAA-Washineton Navy Yard (i34.5
Meters).
1905 p.m.-Weather Bureau. reports.
3:43 p.m.-Weather Bureau reports.
9:35 p.m.-Arlington time signals.
10:45 a.m.-Weather Bureau repOrts.
Observation-Disclosures Radio Hospital
Fund l319 Meters).
II to II noon-Current events and
police reports. Music
Y MAL-WashingtOn Radio Forum
(30e.8 Meters).
Silent.
WRC-Radio Corporation of America
1855 Meters).
II noon-Astor Orchestra, from
WIZ.
1880 p.m.-Play-by.pAy account of
the Washington-New York base ball
game by Thornton Fisher, from The
Star Studios.
4:3O p.m.-Hofbrau Orchestra from
WEAF.
5 -Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra.
from WEAF.
5:55 p.m.-Base ball scores, from
WEAF.
p.m.-Piano Twins. from WEAF.
els p.m.-"The Significance of In.
dependence Day" by Charles A.
futile, United States district attorney,
from WEAF'.
G:29 p.m.-Base ball scores.
$50 p.m.-"Roxy and His Gang"
from VIZ.
s p.m.-Correct time, from WEAF
8 p.m.-United States Navy Band
concert. from the plaza of the Capitol
8 p.m.-Verdi's Opera "Rigoletto.'
by the National Grand Opera Co..
from WEAF.
10 p.m.-Palais dor Orchestra, from
WEAF.
Early Program Tomorrow.
6:45 a.m.-Tower health exercises
from WEAF.
7:l5 a.m.-"The Roaring Lyons"
from WEAF.
7:30-7:45 a.m.-"Cheerio," from
WEAF.
1115 am.-Greenwich Village Or
chestra, from WEAF.
1915 p.m.-Pennsylvania Orchestra,
from WIZ.
l p.m.-Organ recital.
2 pm. Play-by-play account of the
Washington-New York base ball game,
broadcast by Thornton Fisher from
The Star Studios.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-04

At Amherst hereafter no junior or
senior will be permitted to serve on
more than one of the following or
CARNATIONS: Student Council, Com
mitee OF Seven. Honor Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-04
RADIOS BEST OFFERINGS
TONIGHT.

IOANlOII l. I.
Roxy" and His Gang"
WRC, WIZ and associated
stations, E 80 to 8 o'clock.
independence day reception
to first voters, WNYC, J
o'clock.
Episode No. 3 of BLAKE of
Scotland Yard" WABC, 7:l5 to
7:35 o'clock.
A musical soliloquy, "Lest We
Forget" WOR, 8 to 9 o'clock.
Concert by the United States
Navy Band, WRC, 8 to 9
o'clock. f..
"Rigoletto," by the National
Grand Opera Co, WRC.
WEAF and other stations, 9
to 10 o'clock. .
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-03-11
Neslavne jubileum.

V 1tery ma druhy tyden sla-
viii budeme rocn1 narozeniny
Baltimorskeho jfzdn1ho a pc
s1ho fadu, ktery svetlo sveta
tehdy spatril.
Pesaci, kteff vzdor planu
stale mrzacen1 vrazdeni jsou
ma verejnych ulicfch, pry "a
stavl Sc den ten ma 2 minuty
a budou dekovati, re jeste
vzdor planu trochu zivota ne
bo zdrav1 Mich.
Plan slavny dosud pine pro-
veden nen1 a asi nebude. Ma
planu pracovala a pracovala
komise "a penlze, jez poplatni-
ci dan1 shaneti musi. Ma plan
vydano bylo $4,000 konec
koncu mic z neho a nebo ne
mnoho.
Kdyby penfze ty byly uloze-
ny ma urok 1. zari 1925, kdy
prace ma planu pocata, molly
pfi 4 procentnfm 1roku dnes
pfinesti ma 1roc1ch $3,7O4.44.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-03-11
Devst zransno We srazce
automobile.

Devet osob zraneno bylo -
tri Mich asi smrtelne - We
srazce dvou automobile v ne
deli u Hyattstown z rodin: Tri-
tapoe z Urbana Fraley z Wa
shingtonu. Nejhure poranena
byla manzelka Tritapoe Sc
svym d1tkem.
- Ma silnici nedaleko New
Market prevrhl Sc automobil a
John Penn tezce zranen.
- Ma Reisterstown road IRA
nen byl Bernard Jackson z
Fairmount avenue, jemuz v ne
hode rozrazena byla lebka a.
81 kr1z prerazen. Manzelka
jeho a JEFF prftelkyne porane-
ny byly lehceji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-03-11
Ubozi kandidati.

Mayorska kampan v nasem
meste menf Sc sp1se v jedenl
nezli mluven1. Ubohy mayor
Jackson nucen byl tuto nedeli
dcastniti Sc sedmi ustricovych
vecer1, ably 81 mezi hosty made
lal pfatel pro volby.
Jeho protivnfk, Graham, pro
delal dive ustricove vecere a
vsude slfbena jemu pri volbach
pomoc hoduj1c1mi.
Oba slibujf, re bojovati bu-
dou "az do konce."
- V utery roznesla Sc zpra-
va, re mayorska demokraticka
situace Sc zmen1. Graham byl
v Annapolis v pondel1, kde ra-
dill Sc S governerem Richie.
Konference 1castnil Sc jeho
poradn1 sbor: Charles P. Goa
dy a magistrat, John T. Tor
vrchn1 lieutenant bossa
Franka Kellyho.
Po konferenci pocalo Sc po-
re Graham z boje u
stoup1 We prospech Jacksona.
Graham, ktery tazan byl, co
ma tom pravdy, neodpovedel.
Pred odjezdem ku konferen-
ci svrchu jmenovan1 konfero-
vail Frank Kellym, jenz v u
terry prohlasil, ze Graham ne
bude Sc uchazeti o zvolen1 "a
a re ''co Sc jeho tyce'
nestara Sc, kdo bude kandido-
vati. Novy kandidat rozhodne
must schvalen byti panem me-
sta Baltimore, Frank Fuerstem
jenz krone toho ma i pen1ze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-03-11
Podlehl zransni.

Jacob Charloff Parkwood
avenue, podlehl v sobotu v ne
mocnici zran6nf, jez utrpel 27.
1nora, kdyz zasazen byl auto
mobilem ma Park Heights a
Ulman avenue.
- Sedesat rokG staremu Rit-
chic F. Ward, zrfzenci vladnf
1radovny We Washingtonu pre-
razena pred zdejs1 Union sta
nicf noha automobilem, ktery
rfdil William HI. Hammond.
- Devatenact rok1 starry
Richard Titus, z w. Fayette u
lice vazn6 zranen byl automo-
bilem C. F. Schilzknechta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-03-11
Jfzda skoncila ma stanici.

Ira Dantforth zaplatila V
pondel1 ma policejn1 stanici po-
kutu S26.45. Svedkem proti nj
byl policejn1 straznfk V civil
MIN obleku, Henry Cochran,
jenz Sc svym automobilem CT
hal ma Monument ulici mezi
Charles a Cathedral. Kdyz 2
dlouhe chvile zraky jeho upja-
ty byly ma Westinghouse So
chu, zaslechl, jak dvere do je-
no automobile otevreny byly a
jak k nemu promluveno: "Jdi
dale a projed nasp Strazn1k
hnul Sc a rozejel automobil a
S t1mto zastavil Sc ma policejnl
stanici, kde Ira "a "svezen1'
zaplatila pokutu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-03-11
Gasollnova dan pry uSkodi
farmarnm.

Statnf senator, Edward J.
Colgan, jenz bojoval v zakono-
darne v Annapolis prot zvyse-
nj dane galonu gasolfnu
112 centu, prohlasil, re touto
dani farmafdm sp1se uskozeno
neil pomozeno byti mGze.
Ukazal ma to, re planu ne
byla ucinena zm1nka v platfor-
me demokraticke a re vice ne
Eli dve ste milion1 dolar6 v
korporacn1ch majetcfch We sta
tn vyhne Sc teto dani. Podob-
ne asi stejny obnos vlastneni
ne-obcany statu bude prost
zdanen1 tohoto.
Majitele automobile, kterl
malokdy uzfvajf silnic budou,
jak Colgan tvrd1, bezpotrebne
trestani danf touto.
Farmari, soud1, byli by ma
tom daleko lepe, kdyby ma sta
venf silnic vydany byly bondy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-03-11
Baltimore utrpelo senatnim
skoncenim kongresu.

Senatni zabranen1 mensiny
ku dojednanf nekterych pred
loh zavinilo skodu mestu Balti-
more. Fund ma postovn1 budo-
WI, jenz zahrnut byl We staveb-
nj predloze v obnosu $500,000
ma pocatek stavby move postov-
nj budovy, jejiz skonceni stati
by melo $2,100,000 a krone
toho fund $4,000 ma zlepseni
nynejsi budovy, byly odlozeny
S fadou jinych neprojednanych
pfedloh aspon ma dobu jedno-
no roku.
Dalsf neprljemnosti boje v
senatu bylo neprojednanl fun
du $814,448 ma castecne vykli-
zeni vybusnych latek re skladi-
ste v Curtis Bay.
Baltimore dale ztrac1 - as
pom ma cas- - fund $81,778 ma
upraveni pevnosti McHenry q
$45O,O00, jez povoleny byt
mely ma pTestavby kasar.
mach Camp Meade.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-03-11
Mysli, ze Americana nemohou
prinutiti vladu "byti slusnou. "

Pc odroceni kongresu nevi-
dim, jak lid Spojenych Statu
pfinutiti by mohl vladu, aby
byla slusnou v Nicaragua, pro
nesl We sve prednasce v nedeli
v divadle Hippodrome zahra-
nicni sekretar Sdruzenf Prace
pro Nicaragua, Solomon de la
Saliva.
Jmenovany prednasel ma
thema :"Pryc z Nicaragua" DR..
T. c.. Vaca, zastupce liberalnl-
no vddce, jenz bojuje proti
Diazovi, kratce promluvil.
"Tak jako my Nicaraguane,
tax Wy Americana jste bezmoc-
nym zastupem. Ouch revoluc-
nj We vas mrtvy jest, rekl Sal
va. Nicaragua byla pTepade-
ma a drzana jest v obsazen1
proti vyslovne prohlasene Will
Americkeho lidu. A prec CO
toto mluvfm vice nezi vas1ch
1900 marinakd vylodeno bylo
do Nicaragua, aby tam roz-
mnozili pocet pred tim tam po-
slanych ma 5000.
Nejvetsf tragedif stolet1 jest,
ze Spojene Staty pfijaly tyran-
-ske a imperiahsticke smery
Stareho Sv6ta a re sesly ze
smeru vymereneho zakladate-
ly, kter1 chteli svet vesti k no
We a vetS1 svobode."
Recnlk uvedl, re vlra v A
meriku a presidenta Wilsona
primela jej k tomu, re dal Sc
vraditi do vojska Spojenych
Stat1, aby bojoval "a morem
pro demokracii.
"Protoze Nicaragujske Sdru-
zen1 Prace bylo proti zneuz1-
vanl moci, potlaceno bylo ma
rozkaz Wall Street (financnl-
XII New Yorskych)". Saliva
dale stezoval 81 ma Americany,
kteri dali Sc najmouti ku vrha-
nj bomb re vzducholod1 ma Nj
caraguany.
"Tito zlotfilci," rekl, 'leti
mad nasfmi mesty, stf1lf a kdyz
jedna jejich vzducholod "a to
strelena byla kulkou, wall 81
"a zaminku shoditi bombu, po-
nevac, jak uvedly New Yorske
noviny Times, vzduchopla-
vec Sc rozlobil."
Ma konci schGze pfijata by
la resoluce vyslovuj1c1 d1veru
v presidentu Coolidge sekre-
tare statu, Kelloga, re tito bu-
dou moci vesti Ameriku ku
moudremu resent otazky v Nj
caragui.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-03-11
Prvolani ceskym zenam a
divkam!

PTi posledni schdzi |. Ces.
Demokratickeho Klubu 7. war
dy, 838 N. Chester ulice usne-
seno vyzvati ceske zeny a div
ky ku zalozenl rye ceskeho
prvnlho damskeho demokratic-
keho klubu v meste Baltimore.
Zeny, malice stejne hlasovacf
pravo muzi, mohou vykonati
mnoho, jest vsak zapotreb1
soustrediti Sc; jednotlivec sam
mnoho neznamena, ozve-i Sc
vsak spolek S 500 cleny, tn "a
jiste 81 toho ma patricnych mis-
tech povsimnou.
Proto vyzfvame vsechny ces-
ke zeny a d1vky by Sc dostavili
do klubovn1 m1stnosti, 838 N.
Chester ulice We ctvrtek, dne
II. bTezna 8. hod. vecer, kdy
zaroven budou pr1tomni 1red-
nlci klubu a budou vam pTi or
ganisovan1 napomocni. Ku
sch1zfm Vasfm budou vam
mfstnosti klubovnf propGjceny
Zdarma.
Ia I. Cesky Demokraticky
Klub Z. wardy
E. Skrabek ,predseda.
Pri posledn1 sch1zi klubu u
sneseno jako v minule, podpo-
rovati kandidaturu naseho ra-
dn1ho p. Augusta Klecky, KITE
ry Sc znovu o trad zastupce do
m6stske rady uchaz1. Zajist6
re nejen vsichni clenove klubu
budou jej pTi primarkach pod
porovati, ale vsichni Cecho-
slovaci, ktere We SVEN distriktu
zastupuje. Dale Sc clenove u.
pozornujf aby Sc dostavili ne
Bull Roast, ktery Sc v nedeli cd
lpoledne, 13. bfezna pofada.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-03-11
Trhlinv We filtracnf stanici.

DR.. John HI. Gregory Johns
Hopkins university podobnym
zkoumanfm prisel ma povazlive
trhliny v cementove stavbe
Montebello filtracn1 stanici,
jez dostavena byla nakladem
p1l druheho milionu dolar1.
Drive nezli stanice bude mo-
ci uzita byti, opravy jez stati
budou move tis1ce dolarG, pro-
vedeny byti must.
Komise zadrzela posledn1
splatku, jez ma stavbu stanice
zaplacena byti mela v obnosu
$4,000 firme Carozza-Rowe.
Trhliny zavineny byly uzi-
tim spatneho materialu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-03-11
Kdyz Sc starry zblazni.

l.. Bayard Robinson, 65 rokd
starry, svedcil pred soudem, re
kdyz 10 rok6 stara Evelyn
Hastings svolila byti jeho mi
lujici chot1 po nekolikadenn1ch
vyznavan1ch il lasky starcem,
byla jiz vlastne vdana "a jine-
no. Poznan1 toto bylo pry pro
neho "zdrcuj1ci ranou". Po-
prve vdala Sc, kdyz chodila do
klastern1 skoly. Kdyz Robin
son prozradil svGj snatek E.
velyn jej1 babicce, tato ma ne
no Sc rozehnala revolverem.
Kdyz Evelyn uslysela cd Ro-
binsona, re tento vi, re jiz byla
vdana, omdlela.
Robinson zaloval, aby mu
vracen byl automobil, ktery
pro Evelyn koupil.
Ma vyznan1 lasky odpovede-
la starci sladkym slGvkem "a
no" v lekarne, kde il tento cas-
toval ice-creamen1, ktery take
sam zaplatil.
Robinson, pravn1k, svolivs1
podaroval prsteny a
sperky, ktere mu zbyly po ne
bozce. Ia Diary dala mu Eve
lyn sladke hubicky.
Soudce rozhodl, re polovic-
ka vytezku z prodeje automo-
blu pripadnouti ma neveste E.
velyne r. Hastings.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-03-11
Gasolinova predloha treba
Dadne.

Moznost, ze zvysenl ceny
gasolfnu o 1a centu ma galonu
porazeno bude v zakonodarne
v Annapolis, vynorila Sc v Ute
ry ma svetlo spolu s oznamen1m
re Frank Kelly, boss m6sta
Baltimore, propustil vsechny
mestske delegaty, kterf mu sl1-
biti museli, re pro nj hlasovati
budou, re slibu.
Prflezitost ku porazenf pre-
dlohy uchopili Sc pry venkovsti
senatori, kterf bojujf proti WI.
mutt z celeho ostr1 predlohy
Baltimore mesto.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-03-11
$4,000 nahrady.

Porota vyslho soudu pfirkla
nahradu $4,000 Charles Sell
lerovi, jenz zranen byl automo-
bilem j. Arthura Nelsona, pre-
sidenta New Amsterdam Ca
sualty spolecnosti Is. cervna
minuleho roku ma rohu Roland
a Kenwood avenue.
Sellerovi rozrazena byla leb-
ka. Vedle toho utrpel ma IRA
ku a sluchu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-03-11
Influency pTibiva.

V tydennf zprave sve zdra-
votnl komisar ukazal ma roz-
mnozenl influency v posledn1m
tydnu O 278 pr1padG. Dvanact
nemocnych podlehlo nemoci.
DR.. Jones napom1na ku opatr-
nosti, ably nevypukla epidemic,
jaka zde Tadila.
Odboru hlaseno bylo novych
80 prfpad1 zapalu Pile SO u
mrti nan.
D1tek narodilo Sc 1926.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-03-11
Po udereni do taxicabu
chvcen.

Muz, jenz udal sve jmeno,
John Smith ze 1900 bloku N.
Bradford ulice, ,zatcen byl ne
deli ma Hartford road u 33. uli-
ce, kdyz ujfzd6l v automobile
an pronasledovan byl straznl-
KEN, jenz poznal automobil je-
no jako ukradeny Georgeovi
Di Paula. Ujfzdej1c1 Smith V
kradenem automobile vrazil do
taxicabu a Zatcen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-03-11
Dodslala svoji karieru.

Annie Bluzette, jez policii
behem sveho zivota 175krate
zatcena byla, nalezena byla
mrtva v dome, {. 1909 E. Lom-
bard ulice.
Podle policejnfch odhad1
vydala ma RUNE pokuty kolem
pnl druheho tislce dolard a
stravila v zalaTi pres rok.
Stara byla 40 rokI.