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New Britain herald., 1927-07-28
RHEM QUITS CARDINALS
 AFTER RECEIVING FINE
Bob O'Farrell Making Efforts to Effect a Reconciliation
 With President

St. Lous. July 2S R>-Flint Rhem, Cardinal pitcher who announced he would leave for his home in South Carolina when a s2,ooO fine was slapped on him for breaking train ing rules. has reconsidered his de- cision and Manager Bob O'Farrell today assumed the role of mediator between Rhem and President Sam Breadon.
 Rhem agreed to postpone his de- parture until O'Farrell has had a chance to iron out differences be- tween the pitcher and the office" O'Farrell said he did not believe his efforts would bring reconcilia- tion, inasmuch as President Sam Breadon has declared the fine would stick.
 Breadon's action was considered a bomb shell by sports writers for reason that Rhem has pitched good ball on his last two games.
 Breadon, however, took action against Rhem when the Cards were in Philadelphia for the series there in mid-July. Breadon said that he had learned that Rhem had been drinking in Boston and also had in- duced another player to drink. He said he told the pitcher while in Philadelphia that he was going to deduct s2,0oO from his pay.
 Rhem, received his check, less the amount of the fine. yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-28
NEW HAVEN BOUTS
Bat Battalino to Battle Young Wag- ncr of New London In Semi
 Final Tonight.

Six bouts are to feature the Elm City A. C. card for tonight at the White City stadium, Savin Rock. Ringmaster Anthony Poalillo has lined up Joe Smith of Hartford with Frank Petrolozio formerly of Water bury but now of New York for six rounds. Smith has a one round K. O.. victory over Jimmy Rossi who fought PCtrolozio a draw at the last show here. There is sure 10 be blood and thunder in this scrap, scrap that should be slugging bee of Donneybrook Fair design.
 Bat Battalino. brilliant Hartford scrappcr, who won national fame by lis work in the Boston national amateur tournament championships, will go against Young Wagner of New London in q special semi-tinal bout of four rounds. Wagner is highly recommended by State Com missioner Tom Donohue, having a K. Q. victory over Mickey Rossi of Westerly and a decision over Tony DiPalma of this city.
 Big Boy Williams of New London and Frankie Cavanaugh Of Bridge port, two l75 pounders, will mingle TOT six rounds or less. Sammy Cooper Of New Haven will essay a comeback against Young Ski of Bridgeport for six rounds at 147 pounds. Added attractions will be the six rounder between Red Gar ren of Waterbury and Tommy Ro- berts of New London, and four rounder bringing together Young Leonard, a brother of the better known Sheik, and Billy Burke o1 New Haven.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-28
BERLENBACH YS. LAWSON
Former LiSht-Hcavy Champion Makes Fourth Attempt at Come back in New York Tonight.

New York, July 2S tPl-Paul Der lcnbach, former light-hcavyweight champion. tonight faces Bob Law son in his fourth comeback step toward the title now held by Mike McTigue Berlenbach hopes to get a match with Tiger Flowers if he succeeds in beating the Alabama Negro at the New Madison Sguare garden.
 Berlenbach has been quoted as q 7-5 favorite, despite q mediocre showing recently against Biug Con- ley, of Lewiston, Me. The former champion will be conceding ten pounds in weight.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-28
WASHINGTON PLAYS
 DERBY ON SUNDAY
Paper Goods Team Clashes With
 Italian-AmeriCan Club
PAUL WANER

The All-Kensington baseball team will meet the best team of the sea- son so far this coming Sunday aft ernoon at the Percival Avenue grounds in the Paper Goods town when it takes on the 1talian-Ameri- can club of Derby.
 The visitors have been the cham pions of the Naugatuck Valley for the past two years and they are bringing an imposing array of baseball talent to oppose Manager Dan Malarney's crew Sunday. The Kensington team has been travelling at top speed for the past few weeks and the team will give plenty of trouble to all opposition from now until baseball plays out.
 The Derby team Is equipped with three pitchers, Foster. Nero and Red" O'Hearn. O'Hearn is the ace of the staff and he has the remark able record of having an average of 13 strikeouts per game for the past five games.
 The kensington team will use the same lineup that has brought home the bacon in its last few starts. Bruno Kania or Charlie Yale will be in the box.
 The Derby team will lineup as fol- lows: Flyn If, J. O'Hearn If, An- drews of, Hall 3b, Machinsky 1b, Stone 2b, Jervis and Foster. Nero or "Red" O'Hearn p.
 The Kensington club will go to Taftville on July 30 to play the town team there. The two teams were scheduled to play last Satur- day but the game was washed out The appearance of the Derby 1tal- | ian-American club in Kensingtor this coming Sunday should be the occasion for a large crowd of spec tators to attend. The visiting clut has one of the best regulations ir this state and 1t has defeated the fast Riverview team of Norwich ir a game this season. That alone speaks for the ability of the club.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-28

Just at present, Lou Gehrig is hogging the headlines of the sports pages because of the chase he is giving Babe Ruth for the home run honors in the majors.
 Gehrigs remarkable power at the bat has made him the most talked about youngster in the game. h. cidently, his leap to fame makes Manager Miller Higgins of the Yankees look smarter than ever.
 Higgins, who makes mighty few mistakes of managerial judgment, drew down plenty of criticism when he sold so good a first sacker as Wally Pipp to Cincinnati with the announcement that Gehrig would supplant him at first for the Yankees.
 It seemed to be tempting fate, since Gehrig had played only few games in the majors prior to this decision on the part of Higgins. However, he immediately proceeded to make good the judgment of the Yankee pilot.
 In his first year, the season of 1925, Gehrig batted .295, last year he topped 1t with .s13. and this sea- son. his third as regular, he should hit .350 or better, aside from the home run ability that he has already shown.
 While he has received little or no publicity as compared to Gehrig, there is in the National league a youngster playing his second year in the majors who has as great, If not greater team value than the Yankee star.
 The player have in mind is none other than Paul Waner of the Pitts burgh Pirates. Waner packs no home run dynamite in his bat as Gehrig or Ruth, but 1t Is chock full of timely singles. doubles and | triples, with an occasional circuit drive thrown in to vary the mo- notony.
 Coming to the Pirates after three years in professional service, spent with San Francisco in the Coast | league. he was touted as rookie ready to step into fast company and deliver.
 A batting average of .4o1 in his final season in the Coast league caused Pittsburgh supporters to ex- pect much of him and he didn't dis appoint. Playing in IA games in his first year he finished with mark of .336. Catcher Earl Smith of the Pirates was the only member of the club who did better at the bat.
 This year he is stepping along al an even faster pace, being the bat ting ace of Manager Donie Bush's club. He was the first player in the National league to make 100 hits He now wants to beat all others tc the 200 mark.
 Waner is we'll built athlete, ye couldn't be classed as husky II, is about feet 9 inches in neigh and weighs in the neighborhood o 16o pounds. He bats and throw left handed. In the field he Is a clever as at the bat.
 In two years Waner has reache, the star class in the National league However, since he does all thing well but has no particular specially such as Gehrig's ability to hit hom runs, almost as often as Babe Ruth Waner isn't basking in the spotligh : as much as his real ability deserve. Barney Dreyfus paid lot 0 money for Paul Waner, but he
 worth every cent of 1t as he is tn best all-around outfelder to brea into the majors in years.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-28
 
RED SOX ID PLAY
 PEXTOS ON SUNDAY
Local Baseball Team to Meet
 Southinston at Willow Brook

The Corbin Red Sox baseball team will meet the Pexto A. c. team of Southington at Willow Brook park Sunday afternoon in a Central Con- necticut league game. The contest will mark the first meeting in this city of these two aggrcgations.
 The Sox lost to the Southington club in Southington in their Hrst meeting during the present season but since that time. Manager John Tobin has a strengthened team and he confidently expects to set back the Wrench Town team here.
 The appearance of the PeXtos here will also be the appearance Of two New Britain stars as members of the club. Eddie Ziegler, former Falcon and All-kcnsington star and Ray Begley, veteran diamond performer, are both members of the visiting club and they have been playing a great brand of baseball this year.
 Brooks, who formerly twirled for the Bristol New Departure team. will probably occupy the mound for the Pextos against the New Britain club. He is speed ball merchant and will serve up plenty of trouble to the Red Sox batters.
 Berg will probably receive the pitching assignment from Manager Tobin and he is in excellent shape for the battle. Billy Schmidt will be held in reserve. The Pexto team made a sorry showing against the Insilco club of Meriden last Sunday, having a total of 10 errors behind the excellent pitching of Lefty Porter, but the team had an off day and it is expected that all the play CTS will be back in condition again this coming Sunday.
 The game will start promptly at 3 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-28
League Standing
"Y" Team Swamped


 The Washirg gton team swamoed the Y. M. c. A. by the score of IT to in a five-inning game on Dia- mond No. in the Boys Rotary Baseball League yesterday after noon. The game was called at the end of the fifth inning because of a deluge of rain which came down on the field and made further play impossible.
 The grounds were soaked with mud making it difficult for the players to handle the ball. Pitchers couldn't get control because the balls became wet and slippery.
 The Washington team won the game in the first inning when the players scored 10 fnns. Four walks. three errors and four hits resulted in the avalanche. The Y. M. c. A. team failed to score in the first frame and only came near scoring in the fourth when Carl Witham was caught out at the plate. Washington scored three more in the third on error, three walks and two hits. Again in the fifth, four more runs made the total of Wash ington r for the game.
 The Y. M. c. A. team got only one hit off the delivery of Capo- dice. This was single by Dagata in the third inring to left field. This was the sum total of the Y. NJ. batting for the day. Six errors by the "Y" team also helped greatly in giving Washington the chances to pile up their big score. Labienis at second starred for the Washingtons in the field while Gadomski made a nice catch in center field. Joseph who pitched in the first inning, was relieved by Hattings who was playing third and he played a nice game.
 The sumnary.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-28

Two base hlts-TodZia, kOWalc2yk. Un- pire-Noonan. Time of game-l:15.
 Smith Team Wins
 The Smith team through con- tinued heavy hitting streak buried the Nathan Hale nine under A to score on Diamond No. 1. The con- test was called in the last of the seventh inning after the Smith team had clouted everything that was sent up to them.
 The contest was staged on mud dy field and large pools of water hindered the players. Members of both teams found it difficult to get a footing while running bases and spills were frequent. Hale was un- able to offer much opposition to the winners who cracked out IS hits for total of "A runs.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-28
DECIDE CHAMPIONSHIP

Chicago, July 28 R)-The Gaelic football championship will be de- cided in the United States for the first time when the all-star squad of New York meets the pick of the west here next Sunday. In addition to the title and trophies, the winning squad will be awarded trip to the next Tailtean games at Dublin next wear.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-28
BASEBALL'S BIG FIVE
By IniteS Press

Gehrig's 3Sd home run of the sea- son again evened things between Ruth and himself In the home run handicap. It was his only safety in four. chances.
 Ruth went hitless In two attempts
 Cobb failed to hit safely in his one chance as a pinch hitter.
 Hornsby's three singles in five at tempts helped the Giants drive the Cubs into second place.
 Speaker made a single In five times up.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-28
BLtCKCATS WIN GAME

The Blackcats defeated the White Hawks yesterday afternoon at Wal nut Hill park by the score of IS to IS. Holyst was the heavy hitter for the winners while Partyka starred for tx >losers For games see J. Mis- korskis16S Smith street. h
New Britain herald., 1927-07-28
Averages
ACCEPT CHALLENGE

The Junior All-Star baseball team, averaging 10 to 12 years of age, wishes to accept the challenges of the World Winners and the White Eagles. The team will play either hard or soft ball. Telephone 4943-3.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-28
Totals.
TN4 atd

x-Batted for Wertz in Sth.
 Boston ........,.......OU 2u0 oVu-z Cincinnati ............0OO Oo5 OOX-5
 Two base hits-Walker. Dresser. Three hase hits-Dresscn, Bressler High Losing pltcher-R Smith. Umpres-Ptirman O'pay and Moran. Timc-1:45.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-28
SOLD TO CLEVELAND

Waterloo, la, July 2S P)-Harold McKain, Council Bluffs. Waterloo rookie pitcher, has been sold to the Cleveland Indians.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-28

x-Ratted for Taylor in 9th.
 z-Batted for Jones In 9th.
 Zz-Ran for Tclson in 9th. New York .,,...OO OO0 oo2 oo4--6 Chicago ..........,....2el 0po clo-4
 Two base hits--Root, Webb. Wilson, Terry. Home run V lson Winning pitcher -Titzsimmons. Losing pitcher-Root Tmpires-Rigler, Wilson and Qulgley. Time-l:59.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-28
40 S F xG2 li ST, LOUIS
TtalS
1.-Two out whcu winning run scored. HY-I,an for FIuctt in 5th z-Eatted for Keen in 8th


 Thuadrfnhia ......O00 80 0lO 1o-S St, Louis ...........o12 030 gOI 11-9 Two base hits-E'rsch, Leach. Cooney, Sand. Three base hlts-1Iolm 3, MoIiou. Home rilus-Attreau, Frisch. L. Bell Losing potcher-Willoughby. Umpres- Jordan, Hart and Reardon. Timc-@;53.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-28
CHICAGO
Totals
40 : 1S 90 20
Tntal

Chica go .......,-,.,n11 900 900 2--7 Washington ...,..-. 000 1G0 900 0-i
 Two base hits-Thuiston. Metzler liar rls, Grouse. Three base ht-Eice. Losing pitcher-Thurston Umpires-Hildebrand, Evans and McGowan. Time-1:5S.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-28
Tots
Totals
z-Batted for Bishop in 9th. na44ad fnr Ern,. in h

zl-Batted TOT IraN III lth.
 zzz-Batted for Powers in 9th. Detroit .................O1 .O10 1Ol ,00n-3 Phila delphia ........,.000 GOO lop-l Two base hts-Galoway, Gehringer, Three ase lt-McManus. Home run Heimann. Losing pitcher--Gray. Um- pires-Geisel and owens Time-2;00.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-28
Totals 20 2' II

x-Batted for Ballou In 9th. St. Louis .....-..........ol eoo uuo-l New oFR 'VvA V''
 Two base hit-ORourke. Three base hits-E. Miller. Koeng. Home runs Gehrig. Lazzeri umpires-Nallin, Dineen and Ormsby. Time-1:45.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-28

Nathan Hale .........,..100 GOO O. Smith 3oe 1-oa
 Two base hits-Florkowski Areosy. Three base hlts-Goston. Umpire-Lynch
New Britain herald., 1927-07-28
First Game
Second Game.
 

Boston ,.,..,,......,,.O .OOn fOp ooo- Cincinnati .............Olu uuO loo-
New Britain herald., 1927-07-28
Smith Team Wins

Two base hits-Todzia, Kowalczyk. Um nire-Nnnnan. Time of game-l:1l.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-28
PHILADELPHIA

Umpires-McCormick klem and Me Laughlin. Time-1:50.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-12-23
Jazyk nejstrasnsjsim
nastroiem.

DIR. H. P. Almon Abbott, fa-
rar Grace and st. Peters ko-
stella V nedeli prohlasil, ze zlo-
myslna rec klepaTstv1 udela-
ly jazyk nejstrasnejsfm nastro-
jem zeme.
Rekl, re 16 palcova della, jez
nyni jeste vice zdokonalena
jsou, We zhoube nemohou Sc Wy
rovnati kleparskemu a zlomysl-
nemu jazyku lidskemu. Della
usmrtf jenom lidska tela. Zlo-
myslny jazyk znicf povest clo-
veka druheho, napadne krute
jeho karakter a nen1 konce
zhoubnemu pocfnanf jeho.
Co nejostreji DR.. Abbott vsfm
pravem zavrhl sladkost reci u
pfltomnosti clov6ka a mluvenf
o nem v jeho nepTftomnosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-12-23
Prohibice.

Prohibicnf agent zatkli tri !:
Heile, Coburna Stumpa, kdyz
nalezli vinopalnu ma Severn re
ce u Brownsville v Anne Arun-
del okresu. We vinopalne v le-
Sc zrizene nalezli nadobu na
palenl Thu V objemu 600 gallo
nu,s16, 900 galon6 smesi, 81 be-
den S lahvemi kofalky.
Jiny oddfl agent1 v Balti-
more We 400 bloku Pennsylva-
MIA avenue skonfiskoval nado-
bu na. palenf v objemu $50 ga
lon1, $500 galon1 smesi, 90
galond hotove koralky a 1900
liber cukru. William Noel a
Louis Schoen byli zatceni.
= Zpravy, re bootlegari Sc
plasf v JIM casti statu, Prime
ly statnf policii k tomu, re "a
vedena kampail proti .jejich 81
lene jfzde automobily po silni-
clch. Pry jedi rychlostf az
pres 60 mil "a hodinu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-12-23

Dva patnact rok1 start hosi,
John Hesse a William Baker,
postfeleni byli, kdyz v nedeli
pfi prohl1zen1 stare rucnice, ma
nj kohoutek spustil tTetf mia
dix, 14lety Joseph A. Klein.
Hesse odnata byla v nemoc-
nici zranena ruka. V nemocni-
ci panovala obava, re zraneni
podlehne. Baker zasazen byl
broky v obliceji ma krku.
Mladfci hrali 81 ned6li ma
konci Montgomery ulice, kde "
pfistavu kotvila LODI. Kdyz by
la Jim zima, zadali hlfdace To-
di, cernocha, Frederick d.
Jones, ably Jim dovolil ohrati Sc
V kabine lodi. On dovolil. Mia
dfci sedli 81 V kabine kolem ma
lych kamen. Mezi reei tazal Sc
jeden, nebojf-li Sc cernoch sam
byti ma lodi. On Tekl jim, re
ne dokud ma svoji starou rue
nici a ukazal Jim tuto. Pri pro-
hlfzenf jejfm kohoutek spustil
a nestestf bylo hotovo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-12-23

Koutnik. Rezii vede $. K. Ku-
drna. Uniova hudba S. C. Mas
ka. Dop.
Velkolepou Sylvestrov-
skou zabavu uspoTada Del.
Vzdel. Spolek "Pokrok" v So
botu, dne 81. prosince, v Del
nickem Dome. Zacatek 8.
hodin vecer. Uniova hudba S.
G. Maska. Darky Sc prijfmaji
u vchodu. Kazdy je vftan. Dop.
Minulou nedeli byla opa-
kovana Dram. Odb. Sok. Jed.
Blesk "Tulacka krev", opereta
Cd K.Forta We prospech spolec-
ne sbirky pro csl. valecne oslo
pence Praze. Navsteva byla
opravdu obrovska a nenf tedy
divu, re i vykony herc1 byly
prvotrfdnf, nebot pred tako-
wynn shromazdenim kazdy z u
cinkujfcfch Sc snazil, ably byl
ma SVEN mfste. Rezie pi. OF.
Martinek byla znamenita. Or
chestr p. E. Stetky dcinkoval
zdarma ma zaklad6 povolenf cd
hudebnf unie. Cisty vytezek z
tohoto divadla bude oznamen
V pflstim elsie tohoto listu.
Ma Novorocni predstave-
nj dne 2. ledna 1923 sc deli
horecnl pr1pravy - Opereta
"Maskarnf Piles" bude zlatym
hrebem letosnf divadelni sezo-
ny. Proto opatrte 81 lfstky v
cas- We znamych predprodej1ch.
Dop.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-12-23

Dohra rany, kterou pan rad
nj Busch zasadil ma 1sta panu
radnlmu m1stopresidentu
mestske rady, O'Meara, pfi pra
telske zabave New Lithuanian
klubu minulem t1dnu, nebu-
de pry pfetrasana pred soudem
Q ktery oba pani z radnice po-
zadali, kdyz jeden ma druheho
vyzvedli ma policejnf stanici
warrant. Oba jsou demokraty
pod dohledem bossa Franka
Kelly. Oba jsou ze 6. distrik-
tn. Busch chtel byti mfstopre-
sldentem. 0 mfsto jej pripra-
vii O'Meara.
Sklaman a roztrpcen Busch
shladil 81 zahu. Politikari n.y.
nj Sc namahajf, ably doslo me-
ri mimi ku smfru. Pry k nemu
dojde, rfkajl nekteri. Busch
le pry smirlive povahy a o.
Meara tez.
Smlr treba by sc nelfbil re-
publikanGm, kteff O'Mearo-
vi mali pomocn1ka v m6stske
rade. O'Meara v pond6li rekl,
ze Sc nesmifi. Pysk Sc mu jiz
poelna hojiti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-12-23
Minulou nedeli s

= Minulou nedeli sehral
Dram. Odbor Del. Vzdel. Spoil
ku "Pokrok" lidovou hru cry
chtardv- poklad" Delnickem
Dome, roh Madison a Rose ul.
Hra byla provazena peknymi
zpevy, jez Sc velice obecenstvu
llbily. Titulnl 1lohu, Betusku,
dceru rychtare sehrala Andela
Cincibusova velmi dobTe a Je-
n1ka, " nemz nalezla ten pravy
poklad, sehral dovedn6 K. Ku-
drna. Ostatnf ulohy byly tez
dobre sehrany. Obecenstvo u
zilo pr1jemne zabavy. Hudba
p. G.. Maska pTispela ku dopl-
nenf hry. Ty ceske pisne a
zpevy kazdy rad slysf. Ma vse-
obecnou zadost Sc sbor usnesl
kus ten opakovati priStf nede-
Ii, 25. prosince.
Po velkem uspechu po
druhe Jig tuto nedsli, rs.
prosince sehraje Dram. Odbor
Del. Vzdsl. SpolAu "Pokrok" "
Delnickem Dome divadelni
predstaveni "RychtarHv po-
klad", o 3 jednanich Sc zpevy.
Napsal B. Bouska. Hra tato je
zvlasts pskna, nebof je dava-
ma pfihodnymi krojemi. Rada
zpevG rozveseli vsecky prftom-
ne, nebof kazdy Sc bude citit
tax iako We SVEN mladi We sta
re vlasti, nebof move malovane
;evists nam vse toto pFipomene.
Proto kdo chceS nsco pskneho
vidsti, dostav Sc. Nasledujicf u
cinkuji: - A. Rysova, A. Ma
SEX, M. Krsova, And. Cincibu-
sova, K. Rys, K. Matrasova, j.
KRIS, F. Cincibus, r. Gabrielova,
j. Picek, K. Kudrna, A. Vancu.
"a, AID. Klimes, T. Bernartova,
B. Kosina, j. Prochazka, j.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-12-23
Obchodnik prepaden a oloupen

David Lessans, MATTEL OBJ
chodu S doutnfky a cukrovin-
kami, {. 745 N. Fulton avenue,
pfepaden byl, jak udal, v pom
deli rano dvema zlodeji, ohro-
zen jfmi revolverem okraden
o $21O. Zlodeji ujeli automo-
bilem. Do obchodu vesli zada-
j1ce doutnfky. Po shlednutf
m1stnosti vysli a "a kratko vra-
till seopet porucivse sobe slad-
ky napoj. Kdyz obchodnfk O.
bratil Sc, aby zmenil ctvrtak ji-
mi ma stdl hozeny, vytahl jeden
revolver a rozkazal mu dati
ruce vzhGru.
= Zlodeji vloupali Sc do bu-
dovy, {. 4, N. Frederick ulice,
po vloupani Sc do budovy patr-
ne aby Sc .posilnili ma dalsi pra-
ci, snedli tam nalezene cukro-
vinky a pochutnali 81 ma cigare-
tach, jejichz odpadky rozhaze-
Ii po podlaze.
z 1radovny firmy Feldman
Weinman, neodnesli niceho
krone cukrovinek. Ma patem
poschodf budovy ukradli firme
Max Rothbard $6T5.
- Jina kradez hlasena byla
z domu {. 733 Bennett Place,
kan zlodeji dostali Sc pomoci
paklfce v nepfftomnosti rodiny
a ukradli odtud $35.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-12-23
Baltimore & Ohio vyda Is mill
onE We Filadelfii.

Ma Chestnut a "a. ulici wy
staveno bude We Filadelfii move
velkolepe nadraz1, ma nez mezi
jinymi Baltimore Ohio draha
vynalozi patnact milion1 dola-
RI. Mesto Filadelfie prispeje
peti miliony dolary. Pennsyl-
vanska draha da ma zlepsovanf
prace sedesat milion1 a Read
ing ctyricet milion1.
Podle reky Schuykill mesto
postavf velkolepy viadukt, "a.
ulice bude zvysena atd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-12-23
MiStnl ZprdVy
z kra janskych kruhG

= V nemocnici South Balti-
more General zvolna uzdravu-
je Sc z tezke operace p. Vaclav
PiSka.
= We stredu ctyricet ctyri
now pravn1ci prijati byli do
svazku Baltimorskeho soudu.
Mezi novymi pravnfky jest Jo-
seph A. Civis. V poctu zahr-
nuty jsou dve zeny.
Ma hfbitove Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele pohrben byl We ctvrtek
Valentin Ruppel, {. 2032 E.
Fayette ulice, jenz zesnul 20.
prosince v City nemocnici, We
staff 36 rokG, srdecnfm nedu-
hem.
Pohreb vypravila firma Cvach
a Syn.
= We stTedu, 21. prosince
zemTela po delsf nemoci panf
Margareta Desortova We stari
So rokG nemocnici Maryland
General, kde podstoupila ope-
raci. Narozena byla v Balti-
more. Nalezela ku Sboru Cti-
lada {. Is, j. c. d. a Lozi Jaro-
slav z DUDE {. As, c. S. j., jichz
deputace il bude naposlednf ce-
ste doprovazet. PohTeb bude
konan domu smutku {. 3118
Cliftmont avenue v sobotu ra-
no, "a. prosince do kostela st.
Theresa of Little Flower a od-
tud ma Baltimore hfbitov. Ze-
snula zanechava zde manzela
Augusta a dive dcery: Marii a
Helenu a syna Augusta.
PohTeb bude vypraven peel
Jos. F. Viktor a Geo. Zirkler.