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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-27
Republican zvolen registrato-
rem mesta.

V dosti bouTlive sch1zi NEST
ske rady V utery zvolen byl re-
gistratorem mesta republican
j. Archer Bell, c1mz zajistena
kontrola vyboru na odhady pc
dobu 4 rokG strane republican,
ske. Pro Bella hlasovalo devet
republikanskych radn1 jeden
demokrat, O'Meara.
Pro Kennedy, ktery byl kan
didatem demokratickes strany
hlasovali demokrate: Bauer,
Novak, Blake, Briscoe, Klecka,
Busch a Harris.
Pro Dolfielda, dosavadn1ho
demokratickeho registratora,
hlasovali: president mestske
rady Bryant a Dotterweich.
Prudke srazky O'Meara S
Bryantem a ohniva rec O'Mea-
'ry byly zjevem uternfho Ease
danf.
Sin mestske rady naplnena
byla posluchaci, vetsinou poll
tikari.
V zasedanf dan byl navrh,
ably vysetren byl stav peti no
vych mestskych radn1, kteri
pry by v rade nemeli zasedati.
Vysetfovani zavedeno bylo
Bryantem. Kdyz shledano, re
diva republikane nemeli by by
ii cleny, ponevac neplati dane,
jichz minimum predepsano pro
Trad, nastalo velike jasanf v
fadach demokrat1. Kdyz zkou
malo Sc dale a shledano, re tri
demokrate zrovna tax by cleny
byti nemeli, nastalo stichnuti
mezi demokraty a z cele afery
konec konc1 nebude mic.
- Mestska rada v 1tery pri-
jala navrh, aby kapitan Lind
bergh pozvan byl ku navsteve
Baltimore.
M6stska rada souhlasila, a.
by narlZenO DyIO Sekretar1 ma
mornfho odboru, by Lindbergh
pfivezen byl do Ameriky pfi
SVEN navratu ma valecne lodi.
Lindberghdv vykon v resolu-
ci rady charakterisovan byl ja-
ko vykon jemuz v edvaze, Wy
trvalosti dGlezitosti nenf ro-
vno V historii lidstva."
Republikanska strana ma
zvolenf mayora vynalozila eel
KEN $24,825.93 a demokratic-
ka 500, ,877.40. V seznamu de-
mokratG prispfvatelG nejvets1m
jest John M. Dennis, jenz da-
roval $4,000, po mem Sci Dol
field S $500. Porazeny kan
didat, Curran, dal SLOTS. Ji-
sty M. Dwight Bonis dal ODE
ma: demokratGm $500 a repu-
blikanGm 500. Broening ne
pTispel nic1m. Manzelka jeho
darovala $500. BroeningGv
Rampant fond obnasel $2.75O.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-27
Automobilove melody.

Truckem zabit byl 8 roka
stary hoch, Warren Lee Smith
z 100 bloku N. Bradford uli-
ce, kdyz bezel pres Milton a.
venue v bloku 1000.
Ride truckuLloyd B. Loats,
zavezl hocha do ST. Joseph ne
mocnice. Hochu rozbita l.yla
lebka.
- Dve zeny zraneny byIy
tezce, tretl a diva muzi lehce,
kdyz automobil, v nemz jelly,
po srazce s jinym ma Pratt a
Commerce ulici Sc pfekotil.
Zraneny byly t6zce: Mamie
Ward a Ida Magruder.
- Policejni straznik, Mi
chael j. Sullivan z vychodni
stanice shozen byl Sc sveho mo-
torcyklu, ktery srazil Sc il
nym motorcyklem ma Eastern
avenue u Al. ulice. Straznik
poranen byl tezce. Charles
Dewald ze S. Linwood avenue
a S MIN jedouc1 v druhem mo-
torcyklu, John Braunschwei-
ger, poraneni byli 1ehce. De-
wald zadrzen byl pro Traffic
soud, ponevac jel motorcy-
KLEIN nemaje licens.
- Dvanactilety hoch, roz-
nasec novin, Nathan Heneson,
tezce zranen byl kdyz vbehl
pred automobil jedoucl po S.
Charles I'll. mezi Cross a Ham
burg ulicemi. Hochu rozbita
byla lebka. R1dic automobile
z Cherry avenue v Raspeburg
Maisenholder, byl zadrzen pro
Traffic soud.
- Ma Eastern avenue Exc
ter ulic, usmrcen byl v pondel1
II rokG starry hoch vojenskym
truckem. Hoch, jak dosvedce-
no skocil Sc zadku jednoho
trucku cestu vojenskemu tru-
ku. Rfdic vojenskeho trucku,
jfmz hoeh prejet byl, zastavil
kdyz hoch poslan byl do ne
mocnice, ujel. Patran1 po mem
ihned policii zavedeno bylo.
Mrtvoia muze, jenz spa
len byl v horicfm AUTOMOBILE V
nedeli v Dickerson, Nd, sto-
toznenaebyla pondelf sestrou
jeho. We spa1enem poznan byl
James Pace, &c rokd starry z
Richmond, Va. Automobil je-
no prevrhl Sc, kdyz v mem u
jfzdel nalozenou v mem ko-
falkou pronasledovan byv stat
MIN policistou. V pfevracenem
automobile vybuchla nadrzka
gasolfnu drive neil sergeant
mohl sehnati pomoc, Pace pod
prevrzenym ma neho automobi-
lem uhorel.
William Christopher "a
drzen byl pod zarukou $100,
re 'ffdil'' dve masinky v saloo-
nu ma w. Lanvale ulici.
= Sedmdesat devet rokd
starry J.. Frank Wilhelm a jeho
syn zraneni byli, kdyz automo-
bill jejich v pondeli srazil Sc $
elektrickou karou v Pikesville.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-27
Byvaly pestni zapasnik poku-
siI Sc o sebevrazdu.

We stredu V Marylandske
kaznici pokusil Sc o otravu je-
dem prave do kaznice odevzda
ny byvaly pestni zapasnik,
Danny Kendrick, jenz do kaz-
nice odsouzen byl ma 10 roka
pro 1tok kradez V La Plata,
Md. Jed vypil, kdyz V Tade
stall jinymi cekajfc1mi ma
zkouSku krve. Po uZdraven1
SVEN pracovati bude We slevar-
ne kaznice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-27
Ma zvyseni sluzneho vybor ma
odhady ma penize.

Vzdor novemu protestu ma
yora Broeninga, ienz neschva-
luje zvysenf plata pro sebe a
nekolik prednfch v mestske
sprav6, vybor ma odhady schva
lii rozhodnutf byvale mestske
rady a ustanovil, re penfze po-
trebne ma zvySenf vzaty byti
mali re zvlastnfho mestskeho
fondu.
Broening a S MIN vrchnf in
zenyr, Crozier, jemuz sluzne
zvyseno, hlasovali We vyboru
ma odhady proti zvysenf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-27
Oprava filtracni stanice rozpo
ctena ma $15O.OOO.

Nova filtracni stanice
Montebello = opravena bude
nakladem asi $150,000, jak u
dava komise verejne sluzby.
Oprava nutnou jest nasledkem
trhlin, jez V novostavbe ukaza-
ly Sc.
Firma, jez stanici stavela,
Carozza, svadf vinu ma plany a
chybne zaklady, jez nejsou do
sti slime. Komise opet vini fir
mu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-27
O'Meara, demokrat, mistopre-
sidentem move mestske rady.

SAo~A~~AA AOvO AnCOSOA~ 00ys
We ctvrtek republikanskymi
hlasy a svym vlastnim zvolen
byl dmokrat re 6. distriktu,
James J. O'Meara, mistopresi-
dentem mestske rady, jez nynl
sklada sc z 10 demokrat1 a 9
republikanG.
O'Meara navrzen byl do u
fadu republikanskym radnlm,
Burgessem z 3. distriktu a "a
mocneho potlesku republikanu
zvolen. Demokrate, ktery pred
tim "a kandidata 1radu 81 w.
brali Franka F. Busche, "a
smusile prihl1zeli ku sve po-
race.
O'Meara prijimaje volbu
prohlasil, re "jeho nacelnik'
(rozumej: demokraticky boss
Frank Kelly) ''jemu lhal'
kdyz -sllbil mu mistopresident-
stvf den pred vybfranim a to-
to slibil tez jeho protikandida-
tn a pry tretimu, ktery take
by byl byval rad mistopresi-
dentem.
- Mayor Broening wal dc
prisahy novou mestskou radU
We ctvrtek.
V osloveni move mestske ra-
dy, v nfz zaseda i p. August
Klecka, zadal tuto "a spolupG.
sobeni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-27
Baltimorsky lekar presidentem
lekarskeho sdruzeni.

DR.. William Sydney Thayer,
professor Johns Hopkins lekar-
ske skoly, nyn1 ma pensi, zvolen
byl behem lekarske konvence
We Washingtonu "a presidenta
Americkeho Sdruzenl LekaT1.
PTi hostine upsali lekaTsti
delegati konvence fund $16,-
900, jenz venovan byl Johns
Hopkins lekafske skoly ku po-
cte Ora. Thayera.
DR.. Thayer "a valky vyzna-
menan byl Francii, Ruskem g
Spojenymi Staty pro sve sluz
by.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-27
Strelen.

Vzdor tomu, re policeinf
straznfci a detektivove stTezili
okoli Albermarle Lombard
ulic, John Chiarelli, 27 roku
stary, strelen byl We stredu V
noci We vzdalenosti jednoho
bloku domu, V nemz ma Alber-
marie ulici bydlel.- Diva utoc-
'nfci jeho byli V automobile. Pc
zranenf SVEN odepfel streleny
iakoukoliv informaci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-27
Vysoudila cely cent.

Porota vyssiho soudu pTirkla
We stredu Hester Watersove
odskodne V obnosu jednoho
centu v zalobe proti Louis M.
Reizerovi, jehoz zalovala ma
nahradu $4,000 "a zraneni,
iez utrpela automobilem jeho
%. cervna 1926.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-27
Ma rok do vszeni pro bodnut
manzela.

Theresa Cetkowski, matka
sesti dftek, jez bodla sveho
manzela Louise Cetkowskiho 9.
dubna tax, re bodnutf podlehl,
odsouzena byla ma rok do We
Zenl.
Cetkowski Sc hajila, ze bo-
dla manzela v sebeobrane. Dive
V ditek svedcily ma strane mat
cine.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-27
Kulim vzdorujici sklo zkou$e.
no " kaznici.

Pred skupinou bankerd, ban
kovn1ch zlodejd a jinych = V
poctu asi 200 - demonstrova-
no bylo sklo, jez kulemi pro-
streleno byti nemGze. Sklo pTi
zkousce nemohlo prostreleno
byti AMI kulemi strojove pusky.
Pri zkousce uzita byla vojen-
ska puska a strojove delo.
Trestanci oxen kaznice S
velikym zajmem sledovaH zkou
Sku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-27
Sc staybou kasaren v Meade
pocato bude asi " cervenci.

Naceln1k armadn1ho stabu
jenz V pondel1 prehllzel hlavnt
stan 3. armadniho sboru, mai
general Charles P. Summerall
oznamil re Sc stavbou trva1ych
kasaren Meade pocato bude
V cervenci. Stavba kasaren
rozpoctena jest ma jeden mill
on dolarG.
Z pocatku vystaven bude
orvn9 oddil pro jeden battalion.
Druhe diva budou bezprostfed-
ne nasledovati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-27
Ma volbu Currana vynaloze no
pres AZ tis1c.

Demokraticky mestsky w
Dor v posledn1 volebn1 kampa-
nj vydal ma volbu sveho kandi-
data, Williama Currana, $47,-
634.32. Ma sunni tuto pfispelo
asi 1900 nadsenc1.
Do demokratickeho celkove-
no vydanf zapocten i naklad
demokr. mestskeho vyboru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-27
Pc dvou letech zbloudily Sc
yratil.

Pickle po dvoulet6 vzdaleno-
sti vratil Sc DON'T do Towson,
kde uv1tan byl D. Stewart
Ridgely. Pickle ztratil Sc pred
dvema roxy. Kde Pickle ces-
toval, nemohl udati stastn6
maiitelce sve, jez Sc zbloudi-
lynn setkala Sc ma Falls road.
Vrativs1mu Sc ps1cku vykazala
stare m1sto v dome SVEN.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-27
Den Zdobeni hrobI.

Vyznamny ''Den zdoben1
hrob1" oslaven bude vlastenec-
kymi a obcanskymi spolky V
pondelf budouc1ho tydne.
Hrbitovy dne toho navstive-
ny jsou tis1ci tis1ci tech, KITE
RI vzpom1naj1 v den ten zvla-
ste V klidu odpoc1vajfcf drahe
sve.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-27
Vice umrtf neil narozeni.

V minulem tydnu, jak uda-
va zdravotn1 mestsky uTad,
zemTelo 240 osob jenom 204
dftky narozeny byly.
V tydnu hlaseno bylo osm O.
sudnych nehod, tri zabit1 a tri
sebevrazdy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-27
Vvtahli Polaka.

z hlubiny zalivu u konce
Caroline a Dock ulic vytazen
byl v pondel1 So roxy starry
James G. Jockenzewski. Pry
do vody spadl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-27
Nedslni malir zatcen.

William C. Vieweg re 700
bloku S. Patterson Park ave-
nue. zatcen byl, kdyz v nedeli
Sc pustil do barvenf sveho au-
tomobilu. Pr1 vyslechu rekl,
re stTechu automobile barvil
ku pohrbu sveho otce, nace5
soudcem zbaven byl viny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-27
SpadI a zabiI Sc.

Oliver Kidd, % roxy starry
z Lynndale avenue zabil Sc pa
dem tracer dip''v River View
parku. z vozfku prudce jedou-
c1ho po naklonene plose vypa-
Idl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-27
Cirkus v Baltimore.

We stfedu a We ctvrtek "a O.
bligatn1ho deSte We sve cel6
slave lakal cirkus Ringling
Bros. a Barnum & Bailey tisfce
a tisfce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-27
v nepritomnosti manzela zada
O rozvod.
o rozvod.

Dokazujfc, re manzel jeji,
August Gross, cd nj utekl a re
81 nynf howl V Europe, Margue-
rite Gros podala zalobu o 1pl-
ny rozvod. Manzel do Evropy
uiel IA. brezna 1914.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-05-27

Walter Borsky, osmilety hoch
2 Church ulice, utonul V Curtis
fece, kdyz spadl lodicky ne
daleko Cabin John mostu.
Evening star., 1927-11-20

major part inthe brilliant success of theNew
Cadillac ~ Presenting radical departure
from past design, thenew cars are unmistak-
ably the most luxurious and distinguished
ever created for the fine car owners of
America 70, The bodies of the New Cadil-
lac cars are the finest creations of master
custom body artisans. ~"But Fisher resources
and manufacturing efficiency enable Cadll-
lac to present them without the usual
price-penalty-a fact which contributes to
making the New Cadillac incomParablythe
greatest investment value in thehne arf1eld
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-18
MOTORS | { A D.
STOCK RALLY
BY international News Service

NEW YORK, Nov. IS Bearsh
traders derived little benefit from
the ST. 900, 600 increase in the total
Of brokers' loans is reported by the
Federal Reserve Board, and, after
a moderate reaction in the first
period today. industrial speculative
stocks resumed their advance.
The pan American oils were
active and strong as The result nf
the winning of an important Mex
lean legal battle by the Mexican
Petroleum Company. and hurried
short covering Of the specialities
brought about sharp rallies in com
nercial solvents. Dupont, Texas
Gulf Sulphur and others.
Wall Street was inclined to ignore
the expansion in brokers' loans as
attributable to the carrying of new
bond flotations rather than to in
creased marginal trading in stocks.
Figures submitted by individual
commission houses strengthened
this contention.
Prediction of 5000, 000-vehicle
year for the automobile trade in
the motor stocks. where Hupp
recorded a new high Tor the year
at 27A; Chrysler sold above 81, and
General Motors, ex-dividend 1915 a
share, advanced fractionally in
heavy trading.
Stocks Of the Texas sulphur com
panies moved upward under :he
lead Of F'reeport. Houston Oil.
Mack Trucks and Union Carbide
continued their spectacular ad.
vances, and Commercial Solvents at
1877 showed q recovery of ii points
from yesterdays low.
The Mercantile stocks renewed
their aggressive forward movement,
under the lead of Montgomery
Ward, Woolworth and Sears Roe
buck
Railroad stocks were dull, but
railroad equipment shares were in
demand at a higher price range.
Call money was unchanged.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-18
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. Nov. 16.-Perslstent
liquidation Of December. owing to
first notice day in that delivery A
week from today, and the shifting
Of hedges from near to distant
months, caused further unsettlement
in the cotton market here today. A
setback of to 10 points, recorded
at the opening, was increased later,
and prices moved to new low levels
for the current movement, the low
est price since the middle Of August.
Trading was in relatively heavier
volume, with both professional and
outside interests operating more
literally. Selling q 50 came from
the South and comp ission houses,
but weakness was attributed largely
to the indisposition of the trade to
follow the declines. No especially
important market news developed.
Liverpool cables We're slightly off
line with the local market. and re-
ports from domestic textile centers
told of further curtailment IN pro.
duction.
Noon prices were: December 1922,
down .OS; January 1886. down oil;
and March 1857, down OF.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-18
LOCAL PRODUCE

Eggs-CUrrent receipts, SOC; can.
died and graded. 5O@52c; white ami
brown, No. l, hennery. 5806Oc.
Stale and bad stock not wanted.
Poultry-Alive: Turkeys, top, 45c;
chickens, Plymouth rocks, 2602Tc;
reds, 25026c; mixed, Csc; large hens,
23c; small TO medium hens, 2002tc;
white leghorn hens, TIC; young keats,
70m75c. Dressed: Turkeys, 4564Sc;
leghorn fowls, zoe; keats, 90c@$1.
Calves-Top, 15c; medium, 100
l3c. Lambs, 13c.
Apples-Supplies moderate: de.
mand light: market steady. Boxes;
Washington, medium to large size
Extra Fancy Delicious mostly, 81;
Staymans, Homes and Jonathans,
mostly around SO, few higher.
Bushel baskets: Pennsylva I'M
classified Yorks and Staymans IN
IA inches windfalls, SIPS. Vir-
slnia, L. S. No. /, Delicious, "a
inches up 50.
Cabbage-SuppIies light; demand
light; market slightly weaker; New
York. sacked per cwt. Danish type,
81, few higher.
Celery-Supples liberal. demand
moderate, market steady. New
York, % crates, $202.25.
Lettuce-SuppIies light, demand
moderate. market firm, California.
AIS.
Onions-supplies light. demand
moderate, market about steady.
New York, 1OO,lb. sacks Yellows,
I. S, No. l, medium size, $1,000
1.S5; medium 10 large size, $1,000
l.75. Michigan, 10O-Ib. sacks Vel.
lows, L. S. No. !, $175@185.
Potatoes-Supplies liberal, demand
moderate, market steady. New York
and Pennsylvania, 150-lb. sacks
Round Whites, U. S. No. l, mostly
around 1925. Michigan. 15O.Ib.
sacks Russet Rursls, L. s. No. !,
% % $40. mostly $335G3.4O.
Idaho, Hob. sacks Rurals, L. S.
No. !, $3.50.
String Supplies liberal: de-
mand light; market slightly weaker
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-18
Who's Who Among
The Winds

According to the National Geo
graphich Society:
A gale is a strong, straight wind.
Whirlwind-An eddy of air which
whisks up dust: or a stronger whirl
of air such as that which strips
leaves from cornfield and sends
them hundreds of feet aioft.
Ornad GA violent, powerful
that sucks up heavy objects or
twists them from their moorings.
Its vertical forces are more i'm
portant than its horizontal ones.
Hurricane-A violent circular sys-
tenn of winds in the tropics and
semi-tropcs of the Atlantic and
Caribbean, covering a considerable
area and moving long distances.
These are the strongest of the pre-
dominantly horizontal winds. One
hundred miles an hour is their
usual maximum for the winds to-
ward the center of circulation.
TyphOon--A hurricane in the
tropical waters of the Pacific
Cyclone-A continually misused
term. In popular parlence, any
destructive wind is a Cyclone"
Properly. a cyclone is a circular
system Of winds covering a great
area sometimes 1000 miles across)
and including gentle breeze as well
as stiff winds. Cyclones are bene.
fetal rather than harmful. They
give us most of our weather
changes. Each low on the daily
weather map has its cyclonic sys-
TEN Of winds circulating around It.
When Nature dips her spoon in the
weather brew and stirs, the result
is cyclone.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-18
EST NEWS AND QUOTATIONS OF THE FINANCIAL MARKETS

Florida. q bushel hampers, Green.
best S2.5O@2.75; few high as 50.
South Carolina, bushel hampers.
Green, $2.25q2.5O; poorer. low as
$1.50.
Tomatoes Supplies moderate
California, demand moderate; market
steady; Tugs, ripes, wrapped, best.
mostly ordinary to poor quality and
condition, 50c@S2.50. Ohio, demand
limited; mari ct slightly weaker;
10-lb. boxes, dollhouse stock, medium
size, $1.75@2; few high as SEES;
large size, S1.25@1.75; small size,
$1.50@1.75; few high as 81. (Correc-
ton yesterdays report should have
read mediS,n size S2@2.50 instead Of
$3.50, smG size $1.75@2 instead 81.
Squash Supplies light; demand
moderate: market steady. Florida,
pepper, crates, Fancy White, $2.75;
Is blu. hampers. Fellows, 81.
Cucumbers-Supplies limited: de-
mand moderate; market steady.
Florida, 7s.bu. hampers, fancy,
$4645O.
Peppers-Supplies light: demand
light; market firm. Florida, pepper
crates, fancy, $3Q3.50; choice, $500
8.
Okra-Supplies light; demand
light; market dull. Florida, Is blu.
hampers, $3.50.
Eggplant-Supplies light; demand
light; market dull. Florida, pepper
crates, fancy, medium size, good
quality and condition, So.
Cauliflower Supplies moderate:
demand light; market slightly
weaker. Oregon and California.
crates, s2.350250. Long Island,
crates, S3@325.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-18
MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE co.
TYh, n. T., NOVem Der
No. 1913.

DIVIDEND No. I2B.
quarterly dividend of $1.25 and an
extra dividend of rs cents upon each of
the 156. 900 shares of present outstand-
thaler Liuotype Company will be paid
on December 81, 1927, TO the stock
holders of record as they appear at the
close nf business m December ;, 1927
The Transfer Books will not be closed.
7. r. MACKEY, Treasurer.
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT

NEW YORK. Nov. 1S.-CIearing
mouse statement: Exchanges, 81.
!" ;""o."on; balances. S141 900 600;
r'"'fal Reserve Banks credit bal.
anCe, Sll6 200 900
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T0wn-Cars can he either large or
small-open or closed. to suit the owner.
The car to suit your needs can be
Classified
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-13
FARMERS MARKET
ACTION THIS WEEK
Senate Committee Will Also
Consider Measure on
Private Buildings.

The Senate District committee will
meet In executive session within the
next few DAYS to take action on the
farmers market bill and the Shipstead
measure designed to regulate the APP
pearance of private buildings to be
erected adjacent to Federal structures
Members of the Senate committee
have displayed more than the usual
amount of interest in these bills, but
their views are varied on both sub
jects, and ii is doubtful in what form
the bills will be reported.
With relation to the farmers
market, the question being debated
by the committee members is whether
they should attempt to specify lOca-
ton for the new market or approve
the House bill, which left the site to
be selected by the Commissioners.
The bill of Senator Shipstead pro-
vides that if a private building is to
exceed 40 feet in height and be within
200 feet of a public structure, the
plans shall first be passed on by the
Fine Arts Commission. AT the hear
ing several days ago members Of the
committee indicated they favored the
principle of controlling the height OF
structures that should be erected
around Government buildings. but
there also were indications the terms
of the Shipstead bill might he changed
somewhat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-13
DIES 6 DAYS AFTER MATE.
Widow Expires at Exactly Same
Hour Watson Karr Succumbed.

Six years to the day and hour after
the death of her husband. Mrs Mary
w. karr, n years old, widow of Wat
son Kari, Civil War veteran and for
many years route agent for The Eve
ming Star in Anacostia died Friday
morning at her residence. 1926 Nichols
avenue southeast. Mr.. Kari also was
II at the time of his death. She is
survived by Fulton b. Kari. son.
Burial will be made at the same
hOur. IN the same lot. at Arlington
Cemetery, in which her husband was
laid to rest. Five of the pallbearerS
who served at the husbands funeral
will act as pallbearers for the widow.
Mrs. karr was n native of Cumber.
land, Md, having resided in Wash
ington since 1877. She was a member
of Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Ana
costa.
Funeral services will he held tomor-
row morning, at 10 o'clock, at the
late residence. conducted by Rev.
Luther r. Franck, pastor of EN-
manuel Church. The pallbearers will
be Alvan Dodging, Harry Lawton.
Arthur Smell, Alfred r. Gage, Walter
Lee and Fulton b. karr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-13
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
to the Hedlth Department within the past
"a hours:
Francis r. Carr 70. Providence Hospital
Lille w Foster, 70. Homeopathic Hos
pital.
Christopher NJ. Columbus. 60 Bath and
Dudley T. Greene. 60 2oo6 st.
Adam, ,Lochbockler. so, Georgetown Uni
Lolita Welsh. IS. 343 1st st. ne.
Francis Edwin Bradford. 55. Garfield Hos
Frances Violet Morrison. So, 1878 Har-
ward st.
Josephine NJ Hermann, AZ 430 K st.
Samuel Jones "a. Providence Hospital
John Miller. II. 1896 9TH st.;
Richard l. Champion. 3. 39th and River
shore
Mary elliott. Z months 1920 D at.
Penny McCuller. 80 years. Gallinger Hos
BENJAMIN Hamilton. 90. Gallinger Hos
pital.
George Dent. 40. Emergency Hosrital.
Wayne B. Brown. 35 1917 Montello
ave. ne.
charles Bumhry IS Freedmeu's Hospital
Blanche Hall. 81. Tuberculosis Hospital.