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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-05

A MERICAS policy of nonrecognition of
n the Russian Soviet government, main
IA tanned during three administrations is
\ likely to be attacked from several quar-
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SITUATIONS--MALE.

SIT OAlIONS-MAAIE
ACCOUNTANT, now engaged in public prac-
tice in another city, would consider connec-
ton with accounting or commercial firm in
Washington: broad experience; thorough
knowledge of income tax laws and regula-
tons: enrolled TO practice before Treasury
Department references; reasonable salary.
Address Box Alta. Star office.
COOK experienced colored man, wants posi-
ton. can furnish reference. 300 M st. NV.
Franklin 3557-W call Henry B. Harvin.
BOOKKEEPER. accountant private secre.
tary: 9 years experience; needs work at
once best references. Address Box 401-A,
Star office.
BOoKKEEPER and credit executive. thor
oughly conyersant. part or entire time Ad-
dress Box 4SS-A. Star office. I9s
BOOKKEEPING services furnished for bust
ness houses of all kinds. especially those
who cannot use bookkeeper full time. Books
opened. closed. systems installed statements
and tax returns complied by experienced
men: moderate fees. Phone Franklin 4030,
or Address Box BIB. Star Office
CARPENTER wants work So per day 1875
goth Sc NV. James S. Rogers.
CHAUFFEUR twhite), married: Is years
experience: honest. reliable. sober; position
with private family; references. Address
Box T1-B. star office.
CHAUFFEUR, white, wants lob, truck or
private; wiling 70 so away. Tall IL. Gar
ner. Franklin 6347.
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MUSIC FOR DANCE AND FNTERTAIS.
ment by colored novelty orchestra contain
ing vocal quartet: neat appearing and re-
liable. prices reasonable. Phone North
1921 evenings after s. oIs
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WANTED-AGENTs Cont,O.

WANTED Ambitious. industrious person TO
introduce and supply the demand for Raw
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mean big profits Rawleigb methods get bus.
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fast write today A. G. Donna, mgr, 245
n College. Grand Rapids Mich
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SALES SPECIALIST

First-class man seeking permanent connec
ton worth $500 to $500 or more per month
will find here his ideal lineup.
Who We Are:
~ Nationally advertised old established
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81 Field force Of $50 capable. high class
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80 Our executives. including president.
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20 Contract covering specific territory on
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The Type of Man We Seek:
u A man between the ages of 80 and
40 who can show satisfactory sales
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t2) Must be accustomed to earning more
than the average salesman
81 Must have business culture. dignity
ana force OF personality TO interview high
l4) Must be in position TO go to Vir-
ginia, North or South Carolina.
go Must have sufficient confidence in his
own ability to work on a liberal commission
basis
Personal interview will be arranged pro-
vided you can first qualify over telephone
by answering few important fundamental
questions.
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A BIGGER INCOME.

SHOE SALESMAN, expert
enced high grade. Apply Man
ager, Hahn Arch Preserver Shoe
Shop, 1918 G. st.
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FLOOR CLEANING. laying. scrapng and
finishing. New floors laid over old old
floors made like new: reasonable and guar
anteed. Let US estimate. Advice costs you
nothing. Folk Deaton. 1885 Park I'd. W.
Adams l436. Adams SOs0. lSs
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BRIDGE NSTRUCTION-FOR BEGIN
ners only: table of four, 81. Address Box
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Part 60 Pages
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.
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matter, it is expressly understood
and agreed that all such matter
will be withheld, as far as pos
sible. by The Star. Only bona
fide answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in
care of The Star will be delivered
to advertisers on presentation OF
the box number ticket.
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Phone Number Main 1920.

statesmen WANTED.
The Iroquois Electric Refrig-
orator has created a genuine
sensation. 1t embodies import
ant improvements in refrigera-
ton that give Iroquois statesmen
exclusive and substantial selling
arguments. We need a few
capable men to assist us i'll ham
ding the big season that is just
starting; qualified, ambitious
men can now make connection
that should be we'll worth while.
1921 Connecticut Ave. NV.
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sITUATIONs-DOMEsTIC.

;IRL. neat coIored. place as day worker or
eneral homework: experienced; references.
n Ant
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HELP--MALE Continued.

N Id In.
experienced on Hoffman pressing machine
and mems and womens garments Hoffman
Co. $40 Penn. ave. sc.
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SALES MANAGER,

Experienced man who can
take charge of sales organization
can make permanent and profit
able connection; water front ;
best seller near Washington.
Address Box 1884, Star Office.
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part-time or weekly work Call or write
ianitor's quarters, zoos Gath st. NV. Ref
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Broadcast your wants through the medium of
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in Washington each secular evening and Sunday
morning.
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WaNTED--SALESMEN.

4 LARGE CASUALTY insurance Office spe-
eialzng in high-grade accident and health
insurance is willing to add two or three
men or women to it's agency force. Special
training given and prospects furnished. Con-
sideration will only be given men and WON
not necessary See Mr. c. NJ Wright before
10 am. 800 Commercial National Bank
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STTUATION---FEMALE.

BANK office. store: young woman. expert
enced bookkeeping, adding machine. cashier.
filine statements proving. addressogFaph
telephone operator selling: no stenograDhic
work. all or part time. Address Box 43b-A
Star Office IL
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WANTED--AGENTS.

ADDING PENCIIe--Amazing new invention
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guaranteed; everybody wants one; big prof
lts; experience unnecessary: reserve YOUR ter
T Td9y nov Houk Adding Pencil Co.. Dept.
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ANTS, BEDBUGS. reaches. MOTHS,
mice rats--Gnaranteed determination all
pests Acme Disinfectant Co. 1926 st.
NV. Main 101SI. Extension ..
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WE START YOU without dollar--S0aps
extracts, perfumes. toilet goods: experience
unnecessary. Carnation Co., Dept. 400. st.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

WOMAN part-time work: washing to do a
home: no Sundays preferred. Cleve. 25I7.
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WOMAN f4Sb refined, cheerful disposition.
wishes to take care of young couples or
bachelors small house or apartment. no
objection to suburbs: fond of dogs. Address
Box 294-A. star Office.
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FRENCH LADY WISHES TO SHARE HER
apt with congentaI. refined young woman,
not over 35 North sol
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ANTIQUE LAMPS. CANDLE-DRUMS. NET
al statues. etc. made into beautiful. useful
electric lamps at a reasonable cost Work
called for. delivered and guaranteed. NJ. b.
Cooling, ~ Linden ave, Cherydale. Va.
Clarendon 101S
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CHILDREN CARED FOR IN REFINED
home near Rock Creek Park while parents
are shopping or during office hours. Phone
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CHAUFFEUR (coIored). desires position
with private family; can furnish reference.
West DU53
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GARDEN ROSE

1112 H ST NV. Franklin S41O.
tOpp. Anap Hotel
Special shampoo. wave, bobb, curl. 81 90
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PERSONAL.

632 G 81. NE.-EMPLOYED COUPLE OR
refined gentlemen; large. bright room.
private home. ami running water phone.
near 3 ear lines u sa. Stanton Park rea-
son board IL desired: also gar. Line. 1877.
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ATUROPATHY. TIREDNESS
and for fatigue go II st. NV suite g.
10 to Z. and shampoo for daudruf
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MARVELLOUS PRICING sYSTEM--selq on
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Large profits Exclusive territory Big re-
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WOMEN-U Underwood & IN
derwood offer an unusual OPP
portunity to two bright, intelli-
gent and refined young ladies to
learn soliciting of portrait sit
tings by telephone; small start
ing salary until instruction
period is completed, after which
returns are graded by ability,
Interviews will be granted only
to those who first telephone
Main 10333 and speak with Mrs.
Smith.
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THROW AWAY YOUR ARCH SUPPORTS.
All foot troubles come from wrong shoes
Or. THOMAS Smart Correct Shoes. 1907 Conn
ave Main 962, Col cot
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MILLINERY APPRENTICE
Bright girl, handy with the
needle, to learn copying and de-
signing. Creeron Millinery Co,
Ola 18th st. NV.
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Rooms and Apartments to meet any need and
purse are daily listed in the Classified columns OF
The Star. Read these advertisements and find place
to suit you
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STUDENT--spend the Summer i'm the noun
fains Enjoy a change of environment while
earning good salary: $3.50 for 90 days.
Address Box lG-Z Star Office
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sITUATION-MALE. FEMALE.

MAN AND WIFE. experienced will take
management of small club or road house.
Address Box COB. Star office.
MAN AND WIFE want Job i'll private fam
ily: wife cook man drive car. A. L ST. W.
WHITE refined married couple, desire post
ton; can act as chauffeur and caretakeF:
has had 12 years experience as driver and
care of own car and grounds. Address Box
403=A Star Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-17

MEN-Air-Way opportunity is
now in Washington; money
making force includes former
editor, carpenters, auto sales
men, realtors, grocery men, spe-
cialty statesmen and others from
all occupations. Air-Way men
make big money everywhere.
Call 9 am, all week, 203 In
,Surance Bldg. 18th and Eve SITS.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-04-29
--Koncert Kasparovy Hudebni
SkoIv.

We stredu vecer, 27. dub
na konan tretl hudebn1 koncert
Commencement Kasparovy
skoly v Osadnl sfni ma Colling-
ton avenue "a velke ucasti O.
becenstva. Bohaty a peclive
upraveny program byl take
bezvadne proveden. Zde opet
bylo pozorovati pilnym cvice-
MIN, vyspelost dftek v umenf,
jez pokrocili behem roku. Vse-
china uvedena clsla hudebn1, ja-
koz j zpevy a tance byla vdec-
ne prfjmuta. Ia kazdym W.
stupem nasledoval bouTlivy
potlesk obecenstva. Druha cast
programu byla zachycena ra-
diovou stanicf "WCAO" a W.
sflana tax re ii vzdalenf meli
pfflezitost fvyslechnouti cast
programs. Ten vecer obdrze-
la ucitelsky certifikat sic. Ele-
amor Caroline Pokorny. Cely
koncert byl vrele prijat obecen-
stvem. Kazdy 81 odnasel tn
nejlepsi vzpominku zaziteho
vecera. Pan Jan w. Kaspar
mnze byt hrdym mad zdarilym
provedenlm tohoto koncertu a
zaslouzl plneho uznan1 "a -je-
no namahu. Dop.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-04-29
Uderena, kdyz nechtsla
podplatiti.

George Ransome Taylor We
SVEN nocnfm klubu "Le Foyer
Francois" ma E. Mount Royal
avenue, uderena pry byla de-
tektivem, kdyz nechtela mu
dati 1platek. Udala, re v So
botu v noci svagr jisteho Balti-
morskeho soudce vessel do klu-
bu. Ponevac nebyl clenem klu-
bu, Taylorova ukazala mu dve-
re. Kdyz odepTel odejfti, Wy
sla, ,aby zavolala policistu. Ven
ku tf1, kterf ukazali odznaky
detektiv1, ucinili pry O nj po-
znamky. Ma to vesli do klubu
pustili 'se do svagra soudce.
Dva chytili jej a drzeli zatim
co treti jej tloukl. Ma to de-
tektivove chteli cd nj $50.
Kdyz odeprela, udeTil il jeden
do zaludku. Pc te napadli je-
Tho manzela, kdyz tento il pri-
skocil ku pomoci.
Policejnf komisar pravi, re
do m1stnosti vesli jen diva de-
tektivove Carroll a Fitzgerald,
kdyz Taylorovou zadani byli O
pomoc. Tretf pry jest hledan
= ale ten pry detektiv nebyE.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-04-29
kazdem nasem divadle je
L.

kazdem nasem divadle jez
jsme poradali.
Dramaticky odbor celou III
mu pilne pracoval a nynl nutno
poprati ma kratsi dobu odpo-
cinku, aby pax zahajenim no.
We sezony mohl Sc zdatne dati
do prace. Zatlm Sc muslme
pouze tesiti vzpomfnkami ma
minule, co jsme prozili, ze
mic netrva vecne, tax leto u
tece a Dram. odbor bude opet-
ne pcvzbuzovan k hojne CHINO
sti tim, budou-li jeho vystoupe-
nj opetne tax hojne navstevo-
vana jako v teto letosn1 sezone
Pro pffsti zimu name jiz nynl
prichystany velice krasne hry,
vesmes novinky, kterez byly Ii
skany nasfmi cleny pri zajezdu
do stare vlasti. Bude Sc tudlz
nae tesiti.
We dnech 23., "a. a 25.
cervna odbyvan zde bude Slet
Sokolske Zupy vychodn1 a "a
vody sokolstva, pri kterezto
pfilezitosti mas Dram. odbor
Sok. Jed. Blesk opetne predve-
de krasnou operettu pod naz-
We m"Tulak", kteraz zde byla
O novem roce pc dvakrate hra-
ma s tim nejvetsfm uspechem,
a bylo jiz tehdy zadano jeste
"a opakovanl. Dop.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-04-29
Zastrelena manzelem /.

Ma ceste do Baltimore zastre-
lena byla v nedeli kolem poled-
ne 30leta Eva Brown Michael
manzelem svym, Andrew Mi
chaelem. StTelena byla kdyz
sedela Sc svym svagrem, Chas.
Michaelem, v jeho automobilu,
V nemz j tento veil z navstevy
v rodine Floyd Lilly ma Frede-
rick road domG. Ma ceste set
kali sc automobilem Roberta
Gerharta, 2 nehoz vystoupil
manzel jej1 a vessel do automo-
blu sveho bratra, nemz 81 Sc
dl ma zadni sedadlo. Mezi jlz-
dou zastrelil manzelku. Pc
sstreleni manzelky vyskocil
automobilu prchl do bllzkeho
lesa. Asi "a ctyri hodiny ma to
nalezen byl mrtvy lese, kde
Sc zastrelil. Nalezen byl asi
p1l mile cd m1sta, ma nemz "a
stfelil manzelku. Matka "a.
strelene udala, ze manzel jejt
byl neobycejn6 ma nj zarlivy
Pc nejaky cas- stale u sebe no
sill revolver.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-04-29
Zvlastni zasedatai msstske
rady.

Mestska rada odrocila Sc ma
diva tydny a nerozhodnutou ne
chala otazku, majf-li skoln1 O.
pravy f1zeny byti skolnfm w
borem anebo stavebnfm odbo-
rem mseta. Skoln1 vybor W.
hrazuje 81 pravo toto, j1mz spo-
lu usetrena by byla mnoha W.
dan1. S MIN je mayor Jackson.
Proti skoln1mu stoji v otaz-
ce teto demokraticky boss,
Frank Kelly a S MIN mestska
rada, ponevac opravami skol-
Mich budov mnozl "vernl" od-
menovani byvajf.
William Bauerschmidt, jez v
zajmu verejnych skol pracuje,
nedala sc odrocenfm Sc NEST
ske rady klamath a pozadala
mayora Jacksona svolanl
zvlastnlho zasedanf ku vyr1ze-
nj palcive otazky teto.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-04-29
,Zavreli pred mimi kriminal.

zalarnf vybor pTikazal v So
botu zalafn1ku, Martinovi, ze
nesmi zadneho vladn1ho vezne
vpustiti do mestskeho vezeni
po p1lnoci re soboty ma nedeli
pocfnaje. Vybor spolu poza-
dal mestskeho advokata, ably
vysetril, CO by Sc dalo delati s
ostatnimi vladimir trestanci,
kteri v mestskem zalafi zavreni
jsou. Akce tyto vzaty byly po
uvedomenl vladniho depart
mentu spravedlnosti, re vlada
"a kazdeho trestance must pla-
tit denne 81. Ma notu tuto VIA
da odeprela platiti dollar dokud
il nebudou dany ku prohlednu-
ii 1cetnl knihy mestskeho We
zeni. V mestskem zalari "a
vfeno jest asi 140 vladn1ch tre-
stancG.
V pondeli, kdyz vladnf mar
Sal Collier vedl diva zatcene do
mestskeho zalaTe, nebyli tito
tam prijati. Vladnf marsal,
ienz ma odmftnuti pfipraven
byl, najal bus a tlmto je a 16
iinych odvezl do vezeni v Ha-
gerstown, kde ma vydrzovani
vezne Sc platf SO cent? denne
Jake kroky vlada ucin1, jsou
ienom dohady. V Baltimor'
skem zalari dosud platila zs
vezne denne 65 cent?. Vlads
hotova by byla platiti dollar
kdyby-- q .1ctd vezeni pfesved
cena byla o nutnosti. zalafn
lvybor ovsem knihy Wade uka
zati nechce. Proc?
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-04-29
Governor nepodepsal 90
pfedIoh.

Predlohy, jez poslednf Ease
dani zakonodarny vypracova-
10, jednak podepsany jednak
zavrzeny byly governerem Rit-
chic. Governor podepsal 623
pTedloh a zakazal 90 pTedloh.
Zdanovaci saba ma rok 1923
bude $25.64 ma kazdy tisfc Cd
hadnuteho majetku. Rok ma
to zvysena bude z kazdeho IL
s1ce ma $25.74. Mezi zavrze-
nymi predlohami governerem
lest predloha, die n1z mesto
Baltimore nem6lo platiti delnf-
kun meme nezli SO cent? "a no
dinu. Governor rekl, to re "a
vis1 ma mayorovi.
Poicejn1 bonus governor tez
zavrhl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-04-29
Volby 3. kvetna.
Radni, Aug. Klecka,
kandidatern pro
Znovuzvoleni.

V utery, dne, 3. kvetna, Bal
timore mesto bude voliti- mayo
ra, mestskeho kontrolora a ce-
lou mestskou radou S predse-
dou.
Vedle toho hlasovano bude
o pdjckach, ktere povoleny by
ly poslednlm zasedanim zako-
nodarny ma zadost mestske
spravy.
Krajane, nezapomente, ze
nas1 povinnostf jest voliti jed
noho naseho stredu, zastupce
naseho v mestske rade, kandi-
data pro znovuzvoleni.
Psati o nasem kandidatu by
10 by zbytecnym. Ny vsichni
zname jeho pratelstvl a Will
slouziti vsem. Minute prace
jeho jsou v nasf pameti. Ne
pochybujeme, re kazdy Cecho-
slovak da sv1j HAS v utery, v
den 3. kvetna, p. AUGUSTA
KLECKOVI.
Jeho zvolen1 bude naslm "a
dostiucinenfm,naslm 1spechem
a pobfdkou ku dalsfm uspe-
chdm. Mas vsechny poji laska
ku Stare Vlasti nasf, S niz dru-
Ii Sc laska ku Move vlasti.
Prace nase nejsou "a dnes-
Mich dnI, kdy vic a vice upa-
dame v moe vliv1 kolem mas
t1sn1clch, lehke. Vzmuzme Sc,
drzme Sc, Medicine Sc!
Volme naSeho kandidata!
Aspon jeden mas budiz ma
sim zastupcem v mestske spra-
We!
Mas kandidat uchazi Sc o
znovuzvolen1 do mestske rady
"a 2. distrikt ma demokraticke
tikete, ma nlz kandidaty jsou
"a mayora Curran, "a kontro-
lora Graham a "a predsedu
mestske rady Bryant.
Ku zvOlen1 ceskoslovenskeho
kandidata pana AUGUSTA
KLECKY, nase blahopran1 je-
mu vsem, kdo v den voleb
vykonajl svoji vlasteneckou
povinnost!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-04-29

Do postovnf 1Tadovny v
Glencoe, v Baltimerskem okre-
su vloupa1i Sc zlodeji v noci z
patku ma sobotu ukradli po-
kladny postovnl znau1ky OBJ
nosu pres $500 a nejake penf-
re ma hotovosti. Dvere poklad-
ny vyrazili nitroglycerinenl.
Pred mesfcem okradena byla
tataz posta 0 800 dolar1 ma ho-
tovosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-04-29
Gross odsouzen ma ctyri roxy
do kaznice.

Byvaly policejnf straznlk,
Charles Gross, odsouzen byl We
stredu ma ctyTi roxy do Mary
landske kaznice. Usvedcen byl
z loupeze a pokusu kradeze.
Obhajce jeho, Max Sokol,
hail jej, re loupez vlastne lou
pezf nebyla, ale ze to byla je-
nom "touha po koTalce." Te-
hoz dne odsouzen byl ma sedm
roku do kaznice S.R. DePreaux
pro podvod.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-04-29
Krajan poskozen bouTi.

Behem prudke boure, jez
snesla Sc We ctvrtek mad mes
tenn nasfm okolfm, uderil do
nedavno zbudovane stodoly p.
Franka Josky ma Philadelphia
road v Rosedale blesk a zapa-
Ill tuto. Stodola shorela do
zakladG. V hor1ci stodole u
paleny byly tri kusy vepfoveho
dobytka. Krajanu, jenz vlast-
nj reznicky zavod v severovy-
chodnf trznici, ucinena byla
ztlaGfla skoda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-04-29
Dive ma cests do Skoly pokou-
Sany pSem.

Dve male skolacky: devitile-
ia Henrietta Martin a sedmile-
ia Emma Davies, ODE z High
landtown, pokousany byly
psem, kdyz We stredu rano Sly
do skoly. Policista William
Hightower pronasledoval psa
az Sc mu podarilo jej zastfeliti
ma miste, kde zadni chodci mu
v cestu neveSli.
Zdravotni Trad uznal, re
pes trpel vzteklinou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-04-29

jest kandidatem do mestske ra-
dy ma republikanskem lfstku
"a druhy distrikt. Jest obchod-
mix a muz dobre povesti. Jeho
slib kdyz bude zvolen jest, ze
ucinf pro lid co bude v jeho
moci. On zam6stnava v jeho
dime Cechy a z te prfciny zada
jich podporu pri volbe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-04-29
Tri sta tisic ma upravu namssti.

Mestska rada pOndeIl pfi-
jala predlohu ma 1pravu ma
m6stf pred zbrojnic1 pateho
pluku. Naklad odhadnut jest
ma 100000. Ma obou stra-
mach Bolton ulice cd Hoffman
ku Dolphin cd ulicky "a Lin
den avenue ku ulicce "a Park
avenue, domy ceste stoj1c1
budou vyvlastneny. Polovinu
nakladu ponese stat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-04-29
Dive ste sedesat umrti.

Ze zdravotnf tydenn1 zpravy
vysvfta, re v Baltimore v po-
slednim tydnu zemrelo 260 O
sob a re narodilo Sc 322 dltek.
Devadesat osm nemocnych
zemfelo v nemocnicich.
Hlaseno bylo 8 osudnych
nehod a til sebevrazdy.