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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-31

pocsolya van.
De tartsunk sort es egyel0re
Area diatol buesuzzunk ell, Macy
bocsanatkeressel, hogy naran-
cson 6s Mr.. Carltonon xviii, aki
az autonkat yezette, semmi mas
sem tetszett Arcadiaban Meg a
Carlton ur Shewrolettje sem. En-
hez pedig kiilonosen ertiink, inert
ez az auto witt at milket Fort
Myersbe es oman Indiantown-ba l.
Sziyes tajekozasul ismet arra ker-
jiik az olvasot, hogy tekintsen be
Florida reszletesebb terkepebe. {
Punta Corda volt a legrokon-
szenvesebb allom;as Forth Myers
ig. A mexikoi 0bol partjan, meleg
spanydlos atmoszferajaval. Gyo-
ny0rjen siit0tt a nap es mar 0rak
ota elveztuk a SheWrolett ven
degszeretetet. Es Punkta sCordan
spanyolos a koszt. A lunchroomok
ban mar Mexik6 nepe az uralko-
do.
Mielott Forth My&rsbe ernenk,
alkossunk velem6nyt az Arcadia
es Puncta Corda k0zti videkek-
r0l. Az iiltetvenyek szemmel lat
hat6lag javulnak del fele, helye-
sebben a mexikoi oboI iranyaban.
Pontesan megallapithato az is,
hogy ennek az Okla nem kizar6lag
az id6jaras kiilonbozetekben kere-
sendo. A fold is jobb es agazda is
jobb. Punkta Cordanal tul, Forth
Myers fele mar olyan mez0ket lat
az ember, amilyen .Hollandiaban
vagy Belgiumban sem gyakori.
llyen koriilmenyek kozott szin-
te magatol tolodik elore az a vele-
m@ny, hogy Arcadia k0rnyeket
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-31

egyel5re at kell lepni annak, ak.
Floridaba akar letelepedni. Mem
eppen azert, mintha a f0ldje mi.
velesre alkalmatlan volna vagy
az eghajlat volna tiirhetetlen, ha-
mem azert, inert ennel a videknel
Ihasonlithatatlanul jobbakat talal-
hat barki a megel3z5 vagy kovet-
kezo lspesen.
Egy ilyen iepes vezet Forth My
ersbe. Err5l azonban kiilon feje-
zetben kell beszelniink. De meg
el6bb szives elnezest keriink az
olvasot6l, hogy ez az utreszlet
ilyen unalnlas volt. Mem mi tehe-
think rola.
Tagadhatatlan, hogy a Royal
Palma nagyon sep. Szebb, mint
palmetto. Es ezen az alapon meg
lehet erteni az udvaroncokat. SGT
azokat is, akik Forth Myers utica
in megerintik titokban ketkedo
keziikkel Royal palmak sudar
derekat, hogy nem-e svindli az
egesz! Merit tenyleg lehetne ITALIAN
ilyen pomHas fakat hamisitani
cziisttel kevert cementb6l. Egnek
szalado Macy vazaformakban, ko-'
irmthusi izlessel. Csak eppen alkal
mas siiveget kene keresni hozza.
ICsoddlatosan zold palmalegyezoit
es n6hany fGrt smaragd fenyii 60
fliat-sz6lot. Els aztan meg kene ker
nj Fordot, meg Edisont, hogy epit
senek nehany palotat k0riil0tte.
iUgy, mint Forth Myersen tettek.
Talan sehol sem ereztem any
nyira szomorun eszaki rabsago-
mat, mint eppen Forth Myersen.
Merit mi, eszakial bizony rabszol-
gai vagyunk a Telnek Ot 6tetjiik
szennel, penzzel, verrel, idegek-
kel. Minden eletiinkkel. Forth My
ersen januar derekan gunyosan
mosolygott ram az 6g es felleg-
telen kis varos szeles utcain hap
takban szalutaltak kiralyok.
A palmak. A kereken gurulo kol-
.dus pedig fiityureszve nyujtott
felem egy ingyen jegyet. Szinhaz-
ba szolt. Miert? Hogyan Mem er-
dekeH. De koldus nagyon erde-
kelt. Egy koldus, aki ad.
(Folytatjuk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-31
DEL ESZAK ELLEN
(Folytatas az 1-s6 oldalrol)

villebe visszatertink - listen tud-
ia hany ezer m6rtf0ldes florida
zas utan nagyon erdekes k0rilme
nyek k6zt gyozodtem meg errol.
De maid errol kesabb. Most Ar
cadiaba megyunk. Tessek megnez
nj terkepet. Korilbelil Florida
k0zepen van, tehat klimaja Ii
pikusan floridai. Ez annyit .e-
lent, hogy januar 17-en, tel koze-
pen, kenytelenek voltnnk kabat
nelkul felvonulni reggelihez.
Del fele Tore emelkedett home
re es mar teljesen ertelmesnek
talaltuk, hogy az iizlethelyisegek
mex csak fcneke es teteje van
boldog Arkadiaban. Az oldala le-
yego.
Koriilbelil husz mertfoldpyire
varoska sziyetol (ez lit is egy
bank) fckszlk egy birtok, ami
parcellazando. Ezt neztuk meg.
Gyonyoru uton jutott idaig az au-
tonk, de Sc jobbra, Sc balra mem
lattunk egyeb jelet annak, hogy
lit nagyobb telepiilesre szamita-
max. Az arkokban regi,, szomoru
wick es azokon tul remito sza-
razsag. Az arok azonban halasz-
hat0. Legalabb ezt latszott tanu-
sitani nehany feketehalasz es fe-
kete hal.
A teriilet maga sep lapos terri
let, Florida tipikus feny6ivel es
palmett6kkal benepesitve. Eleg
suriin. Annyira siiriin, hogy csak
egetessel irthat0. "A nehany. ey
el6tt felegetett teruleteken mar
vannak farmok. Zoldseget is lat
tunk, eleg szepek de meg sc ko-
zelitik azokat, amiket kesobb volt
alkalmunk felfedezni az allan
mas yidckein. Narancsosai azon-
ban nagyon szepek. A narancs is
j6. Eppen beerett, amikor oft jar
tunk. A soff6runk - valosziniileg
jobb velemenyek remenyeben.
mint ahogy ma vagyok errol q
videkr0l temerdek fiiston,
szogeskeritesen attorve, szemelye-
sen tepett szamunkra vagy egy
tucatot. (Csals mellekesen emil
tenn lit meg, hogy az en- veleme-
nyem ezuttal teljesen egyezett a
Himlereyel es mint kesobb meg
tudtuk, a Seaboard szakertGinek
szakvelemenyeyel ISL
Arcadia videkenek azert mines
olyan szep es egeszseges zoldseg-
termelese, mint mas floridai zold-
segtermel6 'kozpontoknak, inert a
floridai nyarban lit igen nagy a
h6seg Is ehhez aranyitva igen ke-
YES vizet kap. Lehet yizhezSEutn(
lit is, mint Floridaban mindenutt,
de nem annyira k0nnyen, mint
peldaul Fort Myers videken Yagy
st. Augustin k6rnyeken. Winter
Havenrd nen is beszelvc, ahol
kilencvenhet gyony6rti to Is nem
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-31
CANToN MAGYARaAGA
MARCIUST tNNEPELTE
A cantoni magyar egyhazak Is
egyletek k0z0s m&rciusi iinnepe.
mex hatalmas nagy silKere volt.

A cantoni es k0rnyeki magyar
sag, a Macy id6k elnlekehez mel
to modon, iinnepelte meg marci-
us 20-an magyar szaIbadsag szii
letesenek emleknapjat, marcus
15-et. .>
Cantonban ez volt az elso aka
lom, amikor az 0sszmagyarsag
egyiitt, k0zosen iinnepelt. A Macy
bizottsag megalakulasanak elso
probaja volt ez a marciusi iinnep,
mely nlinden tekintetben feliilmul
ia az ahhoz fiiz0tt varakozasokat.
Az iinnepseg, mely delutan 3
6rakor vette kezdetet, a k0vetke-
70 sorrendben folyt lie:
/. Magyar es amerikai himnusz !:
Iparos Dalk0r vezetese es Do
kus Claiborne zongorakiserete
mellett, enekelte a k0z0nseg
allva.
2. Unnepely megnyitas es veze-
tese: Mt. Dokus Gabor.
3, Talpra Magyar: szavalta We
szi Laszlo
f. Hegedii szolo: Barta Mariska.
5. Magyar hazank: szavalta Ne
meth Margitka.
6. Nepdalok: Iparos Dalk0r.
7. Hegedii duatt: Kiss Elek es
Szekely JOSEF, zongoran XII
serte Sommers lamar.
s. Hegedii sz6lo, magyar nepda-
lok: Iszlai Jeno, zongoran XII
serte Dokus Claiborne.
9. Enek szolo: Jakab Ferencne,
zongoran kiserte Szasz Janos.
10. Hazaml, szavalta Varga Ja-
nosne
II. Hungary, zongora sz0lo: Sza-
DO Ida.
II. Marcus: szavalta Sag JOSEF
ne.
13. Nagybizottsag eddigi muko-
desenek ismertetese: Wolkan
J. Jozsef.
IA. Hegedi duett: Sag Piroska es
Sag Irenke, zongoran kiserte
Sommers tanar.
Is. Hiszekegy: enekeltek Gabor
Pal es Antal J6zsef, zongoran
lsiserte Dokus Claiborne.
16. Unnepi beszed: Fodor f. 10
zsef.
II. Szavalat Jenei 1stvan.
Is. Zongora szolo: 10th Margit-
ka.
10. Rakoczy indulo, duett: Andor
ka Anna es Andorka Veroni-
ka.
20. Zongora es hegedu Duet: Ga
Dor Zsuzsa es Gabor Andras.
81 Zongora sz6l6: Andorka Anna.
%. Zongora szolo: Andorka We
fronika.
90. Mocking Bird: hegedun jat-
scotia Sommers tanar.
"a. FARO beszed: Nemeth Imre.
25. Kossuth nota: enekelte ko-
z0nseg.
A minden tekintetben kiyal6
miisor Macy tetszest aratott $ a
termet megtolt6, hatalmas szamu
k0z0nseg legnagyobb elismeres-
sci van nagysikerii, hazafias iirl
nep rendez6segevel szemben.
Olvassa az .Amerikai Magyal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-31
Tovabb negyiink
a zsakutcaban :?

magyar radkasok ibealsok elore akarnak menni =
zsakucaban Vam ftt karnak osszehom amey
d6kben bnonyos esetekben yaameyes
bztostana kozottunk.
Icy aom hogy marcus vege nagyaany
grszust hvtak egbe Ceveandban hogy egytmkodes
beszajek
AIT hiszem Tarezai Lajos all mozgaom ellen
len, hogy skerul vaameyes megmozdulas
Tarczai szervezo ketsegen hoza ere ammo
vaankor az Eortt termee socasta
des, amely kesobb atcsapott kommunizmus mezeere.
Most Iarcza kovee volt kovetot boseyzmusba bar
kozbeeso evek foaman pogar sot ppi mozgamakban
talaltuk, ketsegtelen hogy hiyei most is vannak
Mondom ehetetle hogy skeru valamiyen szervcked
liberals es radkals eemek k0zt
Ha skerJ, sok ctlt = sajnos trnek szervezette
radkalis elemek harcban mernek
ki ember gakran kenyen kegbe veze6k hisze
miseget
EFT szervezkedest magyarorszagi potka pokusok
k0rnl akarjak felhaszrfani
Mntha nekunk magyar belpot,ka esemfnv
hez minha nektnk modunk enne egcsekycbb vatoast
feidezni
eszendo bebizonyoa mar 1nindnknek hogy
Magyarorszag soan he!zeen hogy
bepolitkaba udunk benyuni hogy
boru minden lyen torekvesink
Annyra latina kellett amerka veztrnek hogy
egybet tehe fel sen ruk mthogy
kosan vezetk hiyeket zsakutcanak.
Termeszees hogy belpotka igyeinck tagyadi-
nal van a legnagyobb szabadsaeuk
Puffogt tathatuk frazisoka j szdamakat
kineyezhetjnk korn@ h6herok csapatana
or el idaig
szidjuk magyar kormanyt es magyar rendszert
De hat ennek celia?
Seami vilagon.
Amerika magyaraga vegeg elszakad Szuof0dtoI
van oda tobbe vsszaerni kd
Megszuntink tehat ttnyezok enni aagyarorsg
Ha amekai magyarsag lberals es radikas egy
borba gynenek anok ebben az orszag
ban.
Eppen elg munka akadna szamura kel0kepen enoriz
mex az amerikai nTgyarsag beeg kozeetet
magyar egyletek eeeben joaSarau kika hangzk
magyarok gazdaagi elcteben j6akarau
gyon rtka
magyar dzsungcban eg.enes szot ritkan hajnk.
Konzeryav szinteen lapank kerik izgalmakat
vagert tesznek sz6v semm ami haznara
mag,srnak de ami zemes keemeenseg zerkes6nek
Az egyk egy dort pazarolt egy
Egyeen ttakoz6 $40 hangzo d ellen megbocsajtha
Italian k0nnyemiseg ellen orszagban.
magyarag esztendSnnt az orszagban
norgageos hazakat es ertekeen
Sem evagositas kritka hangzik ell ellen M v 0ta
Bet0r5k Is hami kartyasok telek vanyok utona6k
kanak egegy yaros elem senk a
ellen fszoana.
Oryosok zazszamra operajdk egzseges magyar ember
hogy penze eyeessek ember
10, amely iyesmit szoya tenne
Amerika liberals Is radkas kapcsunk
6rekcs ogalatakat soha vehe ignye magyarsag
sxamara
Szeryezkedest hirdnek kozben egymas kozo
G0rd0r Ember haando Kossuhszobor ellen
yexkedp. 81
nerik ncggy6z5desenek szabadslgat nem ey
kvannak yee vitatkoz ha lehe yalaknek meggy6
fec viatkozni anem megragamazzak, hogy .epaktalt
Ier46pa.
AK n0ndjak akk irjak nagyon 6 tudak, hogy
x#SA$sS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-18
PLANS COMPLETED
FOR DAHLIA SHOW
Second Annual Display to Be
Held September 80 and
October |.

The second annual dahlia show of
the National Capital Dahlia and Iris
Society will be held on September 80
and October l. The location of the
show has not been definitely deter
mined.
Arrangements for the show were
made at a meeting held last night in
the Carleton Hotel. A comprehen-
sive schedule has been planned in CO.
operation with the American Dahlia
Society. and there will be more than
fifty classes open to amateur and pro-
fessional growers. Three dahlia eX-
perts have been chosen for the exhibit
ton committee-Dr. j. B. s. Norton,
DIR. w. S. Benedict and ]. II. ke-
seeker. DIR. Norton, of the Univer-
sity Of Maryland, is in charge of
the dahlia test garden at College Park,
Md, for the American Dahlia Society.
and is chairman of its nomencla-
ture committee.
Any one will be permitted to enter
flowers in the show. Special classes
are open to garden clubs.
Dr. Earl w. Sheets of the Depart
ment of Agriculture. is president of
the local society and l.. w. Holland of
Cherrydale, Va, is secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-18
j. s. STANDARD|zES
CONTRACT FORMS.
Savings to Government and
Avoidance of Disputes
Expected to Result.

With view to cutting the high cost
of Government contracts, estimated to
be about rs per cent more than the
same work would cost private own
err" the Interdepartmental Board of
Contracts and Adjustments has COM
pleted a series of new standard Gov
eminent contract forms.
1T will result in material savings to
the Government" said Gordon A. Ram
say, chairman of the board in making
his official report to Director Lord of
the Bureau of the Budget. 'Uncer-
tainties and hazards which grow out
of the character and stipulations of
the Federal contracts operated to in.
crease the cost of Government work
and supplies. 1t has been the
intent in this effort to make Federal
contract a prize to be won rather than
a pest to be avoided
Used for Building Program.
'This new contract will he used in
connection with the construction of
public buildings, for which Congress at
its last session authorized appropria-
tions of $165,000,000 and will be used
for other construction work for the
various departments and establish
ments of the Government amounting
to additional millions of dollars an
nually.
These contract forms mark an
epoch in the Federal service. Hereto
fore the Federal Government had
taken both ends and the middle of all
contracts and had~insisted upon such
unreasonable requirements that many
reputable contractors hesitated to ac-
cept Government construction con-
tracts.
THE new form of contract is fair
and equitable to both the Govern
ment and the contractor. The con-
tractor will not be charged with liqu-
dated damages for delay due to un-
forseenable cause beyond his control
and without his fault or negligence.
Will Avoid Disputes.
Heretofore under the old unduIy
technical and varying contract re-
quirements contractors have been Pc
nalized in cases where work has been
delayed through no fault of their own
and where no possible loss had been
Occasioned to the Federal Govern
ment.'
Simplification and standa rdiZati ton
of the language of the new contract,
making clear the exact obligations of
the contractor, will also avoid disputes
and litigation, it was explained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-18
RAID ON SMART CHICAGO CLUB
REVEALS RICH GAMBLING DEN
Police Capture Gaming Devices Worth
Thousands and Find Prominent
Names on Rolls of Resort.

membership cards, whereupon, the
squad brought forth fire axes and
battered an entrance. A card index of
800 names. many of prominent per-
sons, was found.
Chips ranging in value from $40 to
$1,000 were among the equipment
seized, and, according to William +.
Wertheimer of Detroit, who told the
police he was manager of the place. a
rushing business had been enjoyed
since the resort was opened at cost
of $240000 less than a month ago.
Heavy Losses Reported.
1t was reported that only last week
a. musical comedy star lost $500 in
a nights gambling. while another
woman was said to have lost $4,000.
Numerous expensive motor cars with
livereid chauffeurS were in evidence as
the police descended upon their visit
The mansion which housed the re-
sort overlooks the lake in one of the
most fashionable North Side section.
The ballroom on the second floor was
given over to the gambling devices.
Nineteen patrons were present when
the police entered. but none was held.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-18
RECEIVER IS ASKED
FOR MAIER. BUTTRESS
Hotel Supplies Corporations Assets
Held Frozen" by Petition
ing Creditors.

Applica ton was filed today in the
District Supreme Court for the APP
pointment Of O receiver for the Maier-
Buttress Co, Delaware corporation,
which conducts q hotel and restaurant
supplies establishment at COS Pennsyl.
vania avenue. The petitioners are the
Franklin National Bank, with a claim
Of $4,000: NJ. G. Carlin, claiming 800,
and William J. Neldand, with a claim
Of SIS.
The court is told in the petition filed
through Attorneys Toomey & Toomey
that the company has 1876 creditors to
whom it is indebted to the extent of
S2l 900, and while it's assets are
worth $4,000 they are in frozen
condition.. The company enjoys fair
business, the court is told from which
IL can derive reasonable profit. but
its inability to pay its creditors at
this time is due to the general stagna-
ton of business and it's inability to
borrow more money.
The value of the stock of the COM
pany is given as $37 900. 1t accounts
receivable are estimated at $4,000,
and its furniture and equipment at
$4,000. Stock of the company to the
extent of $26, 100 has been issued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-18
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, August 1S.--A fashion
able rendezvous along the north shore
gold coast" known as the Newport
Bowling Club was found to be a
smartly kept gambling resort for
roulette. cards and other games when
squad of police battered it's way
through guarded doors in a success
full raid last night
The raid was sequel to an expose
published by the Daily News yester-
day in which the resort was said to
be operated by Big Tim" Murphy.
former Chicago labor leader, and
"Nicky Arnstein of New York. both
Of whom once We're prisoners in the
Federal penitentiary at Leavenworth
The resort was equipped lavishly
with all the accoutrements of eXpen-
sive gambling, the police confiscating
roulette wheels and other devices worth
several thousands of dollars.
Card Index Lists Patrons.
A doorman dressed in formal attire
refused admittance to the police
raiders when they failed to present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-18
DR.. Mcdaniel Grows Worse.

RICHMOND. Va. August Is R.-
In a semi-conscious condition and
gradually growing weaker, Rev. DIR.
George w. Mcdaniel, pastor of the
First Baptist Church here, may not
live more than "a hours. one of his
said here today. His
family is at the bedside. DIR. Mcdaniel,
former president of the Southern
Baptist Convention. is one of the best
known ministers of the denomination,
and has taken leading part in its
affairs for more than 20 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-18
MRS. D. R. SMITH DIES.
Funeral Services Tonight for Wife
of Capitol Messenger.

Mrs. Fannie Kate Smith. 81 years
old, wife of Daniel r. Smith. retired
Treasury guard and now a messenger
at the Capitol. died yesterday at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Herbert
M. Osborn, 22S East Capitol street.
She had long been ill. Funeral serv-
ices will be held at the Zurhorst funeral
parlors. 301 East Capitol street, to-
night at 7 o'clock. Interment will
be in Laurelton, Pa, tomorrow aft
ernoon.
Mrs. Smith had been resident of
the District % years. Besides her
husband and Mrs. Osborn, she is sur
vived by another daughter. Mrs. Neil
Hefndon. and son. McClain B.
Smith. all Of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-18
Bankruptcy Claimed.

kelsa l.. Potts. a policeman of the
tenth precinct, today filed in the Dis
trict Supreme Court petition in vol.
untary bankruptcy. He resides at 525
Roxboro place and says he owes 81 .407.
His assets consist, he states, of $3.50
in addition to two policies of insur-
ance. one a soldier bonus of $1,256 and
the other a police insurance Of 81, 900.
He is represented by Attorney Cadmus
Damrell,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-18
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS
HURT Il PERSONS
Two Injured in Collisions,
Nine When Autos and
Motor Cycles Skid.

Nine persons were injured by skid
ding vehicles on wet streets yesterday
and last night, and two others were
hurt in traffic collisions.
When the automobile in which they
were returning from Chesapeake
Beach skidded and turned turtle on
the wet road between Friendship and
Owings Station, Calvert County, Md.
shortly before midnight, Miss Hilda
Coxen. 1s years old. 537 Ninth street
southeast: Frank Preston, 26, and
street southeast, and Preston Puffen-
berger, 25 years old. owner and driver
OF the car were pinned underneath
and injured.
Injuries Are Minor.
They were extricated with the aid
Of Edmund II. Royal, 2408 T street
southeast, who. with his wife was re-
turning TO this city shortly behind
the machine which overturned. None,
however, was seriously hurt and after
being treated at Emergency Hospital
for minor cuts and bruises they re-
turned to their homes.
Three members of a family were
dulOfIlODllS SklQQ6O
on Klingle road near Beach Drive in
Rock Creek Park at 400 o'clock yes
terday afternoon. They were Mrs.
Vera Boothe, driver of the car, her
five-year-old son, Daniel, and Sidney
Boothe, 40. the woman's brother-i in.
law, all of 1894 Thirteenth street.
Mrs. Boothe suffered d cut hand, her
son decorations about the face and
the man a fractured collarbone when
their car crashed into a tree after
skidding from the road.
Policeman's Cycle Skids.
Policeman J. r. Martin of the thir.
teenth precinct was hurt when his
motorcycle skidded on the wet pave.
ing on upper Georgia avenue yester.
day afternoon. A. II. Davis. IS, 215
Cedar street. Takoma Park, Md,
another cyclist. received an injury to
his left leg when his machine skidded
. near Fourteenth street and Columbia
road.
George Udine Wood, 81 years old
1870 Kenyon street, a taxi driver, was
cut about the head and suffered Sc.
; we're shock when his automobile col
llded with q milk wagon owned by the
Thompson Dairy and driven by
Charles j. Mckay, so New York ave.
! nue. northeast, shortly after 2 o'clock
this morning in front of 1886 Ken.
yon street. The horse was injured
| and the wagon was considerably dam
i aged. Wood was taken TO Emergency
Hospital and later removed to Gal
linger Hospital, where police charged
| him with driving while Under the
| influence Of liquor.
Helen Smith cOlored, 1874 II street
| was injured when the automobile in
! which she was riding collided with a
machine driven by Jesse Ingram, ~;
| Newton street, yesterday afternoon al
| Rhode Island avenue and Sixth street
| Thomas e. Jackson was operating
the car in which the girl was hurt