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New Britain herald., 1927-05-06
SHOWER FOR MISS LaFLAAIslE

A miscellaneous shower was ten- dered Miss Lillian LaFlamme last night at her home. 33s Main street, by Miss Lidabelle Pierson. There were 25 guests and Miss LaFlamme received many beautiful gifts. In the course of the evening a buffet lunch was served and an entertain ment was provided. the feature of the latter being a solo by Miss Rose Falmieri. Miss LaFlamme will be- come the bride of Joseph Argosy on June 1.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-06
DEGREE GRANTED

Trenton, N. J., May R- Chancellor Walker today granted . preliminary decree of divorce to Mrs. Lillian F. Feickert of North Plainfield. president of the New Jersey Women's Republican club, in her suit against Edward F. Feick ert. Under an act of the 1927 legislature, the decree will be made absolute at the end of three months unless good cause to the contrary is shown.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-06
PINEDO PREPARES

New York, May R1Francesco Dc Pinedo was tuning up his new seaplane. the Santa Maria II. today, preparatory to trial flight to- morrow. As he watched the wealth. CT. none too promising at the mo- ment, the Italian airman. whose four continent flight was interrupt ed when his plane was destroyed by fire in Arizona, said he expected to resume his Journey Monday or Tuesday.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-06

result, the plaintiff received serious injuries and suffered greatly. being confined to his bed for a period of time and being forced to expend con- siderable money for doctors bills.
 The writ is returnable in the court of common pleas the first Tuesday of June.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-06
Former Official of City
 Of Chic0pee Is Arrested

Springfield. Mass. May 6 H)- Thomas J. Shea. former city almon- CT of Chicopee, was surrendered to superior court today to answer to IA indictments 13 charging him with larceny and one with attempt ed larceny in connection with the administration of his office over period dating from 1924 to late in 1926. Mir. Shea waived the read ing of the indictments and pleaded not guilty to all counts.
 Total bail at $4,200 was furnish
New Britain herald., 1927-05-06
"sI4IDE KELLY, SLIDE"

The Rialto theater has arranged for today a monster double feature programme. The first feature Is the greatest baseball picture of all tines, Slide Kelly Slide" with William Haines and Harry Carey. Famous heroes of the baseball diamond make their bow on the screen in this base ball classic; Bob and Irish" Meusel and Tony Lazzeri of the Yankees, Perry O'Brien of the Athletics, Mike Donlin, famous batter of the Giants: are among the baseball stars who are to be seen.
 The co-feature is "Altars of De- sire" love drama of the first de- gree, starring Mae Murray and Con- way Tearle.
 In addition there will also be a snappy comedy. the latest issue of the news reel and hair cartoon.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-06
BOXER BADLY HURT

Philadelphia. May 6 R-John Wilson. an amateur boxer. suffered q concussion of the brain and was still unconscious in hospital today from a knockout blow received dur ing a bout here last night.
 The bouts were held under the direction of the Shanahan Catholic clubs.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-06
COUNTERFErTERs ARRESTED

Naples. May ( (UP)-Five Co., charged with the manufacture of false bank notes of which 32,000 pesos were seized by the arresting officers. Police said the group was head by Umberto Gallo who came to Italy to arrange for the manu- facture of 5.000,O00 real pesos al- legedly for the government.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-06
AMERICAN WOMAN HURT

London, May 6 (UP)-An ex- change telegram dispatch from Jerusalem today said an American named Mrs. Petit of 114 Fourteenth street. North Seattle. Wash, had been attacked by brigands who shot her in the neck and shoulder. Mrs. Petit, the message said, had been taken to a hospital.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-06
Witness Tells of Death
 Of American in Nankinq

New York, May 6 R-Dr. J. E. Williams. vice-president of Union university of Ranking, China, was murdered by a "surly Chinese sol dier" at Nanking. in March for re- sisting robbery. according to J. NJ. Speers, Jr., first witness to the trag- edy to arrive in this country.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-06
- 5Minutes! Smooth, White Hair-Free' Limbs

Display your s1,apoly legs and ankles if you will-but in this day of chiffon hose and stockingless bathing attire-be sure that no dark shadowy hair growth destroys their allure.
 Those clean-limbed beauties you envy were not al. born, that way. They've simply found an easy way to outwit nature-and If you take a tip from these clever girls and uss Peaubell (Po BelD Depilatory, in five minutes. you can be entirely ride of unsightly hair, too!
 Peaubell isa dainty and (please noteD fragrant powder-a physi- clans formula--so pure 1t can be used on the delicate skin of the face as safely on legs or arms. One trial and you'll be amazed to dis cover how thoroughly Peaubelle ,e- moves rough stubby growth-how velvety smooth and white your skin becomes without trace of bristly hair ends or dark roots.
 Be your daintiest self at all times get Peaubelle (Po BelD from your druggist or The Fair Depart ment Store and keep it on your dressing table-its regular use posi- lively retards re-growth.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-06
TO RETtrRy PITCHER,

Washington, May $ R-Decatur Deacon Jones of the Washington Senator's pitching staff, will be re- turned to the Chattanooga club of the Southern Association with no option retained on him, President Clark Griffith announces.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-06

MOVIE vAUDEvnLE-LYCEUNf.

bIOVlE DEVILLE-LfCEuM
 Those who have not visited the Iyceum this week to hear the talk ing movies should not fail to do so for the feature is vaudeville a Ia talking movies. Eva Puck and Sam White, vaudeville stars. present the attraction. Miss White first trips through a bubble dance" and then she and White breezes through n comic dialogue entitled Jazz versus Opera, featuring wise cracks, some singing and dancing.
 The movie bill, which brings two big features and the serial "On Guard" offers Shameful Behavior" and Smoke Eaters" Cullen Landis is in the last named melodrama of the fire department. a feature of which occurs when a party of mer- rymakers are trapped in a burning building.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-06

in right now and take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. I have tried the Compound myself and received fine results" In de- scribing her condition before taking the Compound, she writes, T was afraid in my own house in broad daylight. used to lock the doors and pull down the shades so that nobody could see me-" One day a booklet advertising the Vegetable Compound was left on her porch and she read 1t through. In so doing, she found letter from a woman whose condition was similar to her own. T bought the Vegetable Compound" Mrs. Lorberter con. tinued, "and have had fine results. The condition I was in made me a burden to my husband. Now I ask "How is housekeeping?" ?"and he says. Ut is just like being in Heaven!"
New Britain herald., 1927-05-06
WIN DOUBLE HEADER

The Junior Miller street Bears won a double header yesterday when they defeated the Miller street Tops. 10 to 2 and 5 to 4. The team would like games with any team in the city averaging 12 to 14 years of age. Write to Teddy Carlo. Miller street
New Britain herald., 1927-05-06
S2,@O DOG BITE SUIT
Youngster Declares Canine Sunk Teeth in His Leg and Brings Ac- tion Against Owners.

As the result of an alleged dog bite, suit for S2,500 has been insti- tuted by Fosco Rizzi. a minor, through his father and next best friend, Martin Rizzi. against Dom- mick and Sofia Waluk. Attorney Thomas r. McDonough represents the plaintiff and Constable Frank Clynes served the papers, attaching property of the defendants.
 The plaintiff claims that on De- cember 12. 1926. he was on Oak street, when the dog bit him in the left leg, the dog being the property of the defendants, it is alleged. As
New Britain herald., 1927-05-06
POPE SINGS MASS

Rome. May (UP)-Pope Plus officiated today at mass attended by the entire membership of Swiss Guards. the papal soldiery. in com- memoration of Swiss killed in the sack of Rome in 15c7.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-06
POLISH BUSINESS MEN MEET

A meeting coupled with a smoker will be held by the Polish Business Mems association Sunday evening at 8 o'clock at Falcons hall. President John Smolak will preside. Able speakers have been secured for the meeting.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-06
PRESENT "END OF THE LANE"

PRESENT TEND OF THE LANE"
 'The End of the Lane." was pre- scented for the first time in Crom- well last evening by the Burritt Grange dramatic club. The audience thoroughly enjoyed the play and, at it's close. rousing reception was rendered the members of the cast. The play will be given in New Brit ain on Saturday evening, May 14, at I. o. 0. F. hall.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-06
YOUNG WOMEN MAY KEEP WELL
By Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
 Here is Proof
St. Paul. Minn.-"Here Is . little Advice would like to have you put

Tn the papers, Mn. JackLorber. ter of 704 Dell woodPlace wrote to the Lydia E.
 Pinkham Medi. cine Company. "If young women want to k @ e p their health and strength for the next thirty years of their lives, 1t ia hest. tO start
New Britain herald., 1927-05-06
Comdy!Drama Impr@siVely Produced at Parsons Theater
(By Herald Rsviswsr.) (Cast of Chafoeters)

Levy .............. Samuel Silverbrush pr. Oshaushnesw ..... Tony Kennedy
 So many creations of the theater start out to point a. moral and be- come detoured along the lanes of nonsense or bathos that 1t Is a pleas ure to sit through a production like The Jazz Singer" which keeps to its road until it reaches its destina- tion. This play was given at Par sons theater last night by George Jessel and superb cast to the eminent satisfaction of those who were fortunate enough to be present In its purpose 1t is refreshingly fir: lk and likewise effective. It drives home forcefully one of the Ten Commandments which. students of social conditions tell us, has been wiped out of the decalogue-"Honor thy father and thy mother"
 Those who sheer at moral lessons taught via the stage should stay their alarm. "The Jazz Singer" does not depend on sentimentalism en- tirely for it's success. It tells fas- cinating story of modern life which holds the interest of the audience to the end and it is acted with con- summate skill. If it did not do this it could hot have played an entire season in New York city.
 "The Jazz Singer" reyolves around Jewish youth who returns home after five years of wandering, com- ing under the family roof again on the eve of the Day of Atonement. He has strayed far from his family, far in distance and in thought. He has won his right to appear on Broadway with his name emblazon- cd in electric lights outside the door of theater. His father, cantor in a synagogue, is shocked beyond ex- pression. For five generations the men of the family have been can- tors: to the father the theater is . place accursed.
 As the shadows fall and the Day of Atonement Is about to begin, the father is taken i'll. It is also the night of the boys first appearance on Broadway His mother beseeches him to give up the theater and come to the synagogue to take his fathers place as cantor. He is between two horns of dilemma. If he abandons the show he will appear ungrateful to the producer who has given him his big chance and to the girl he loves, who discovered" him singing in a movie house in Chicago. If he does not heed his mothers appeal he will break her heart. The agony through which he goes while arriv- ing at a decision is the high point of the play.
 There are moments in the show when the whole audience sobs but these are followed almost immedi- ately by laugh spots which act as a leaven. The closing scene is one of the most impressive ever staged.
 It would be a waste of words to praise Jessel because he needs no praise. This also applies to his as- sociates. who seem like characters from life.
 Although the plot is based on a theme more familiar to members of the Jewish faith, 1t can be enjoyed just as keenly by others because it is touch of nature which makes the whole world kin. It is a play of sterling merit.
 "The Jazz Singer" will be given again tonight and tomorrow night with . matinee tomorrow.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-01-07
Kazatel policistou 20 rokIG.

POliceJnl sergeant, William
L. Howard, re severni stanice
slavil v pondelf 20lete vyrocl
sve policejnf sluzby. Behem
cele teto DOLBY byl nemocnym
jenom diva dny. Do sluzby po
celou dobu neprisel pozde.
Sergeant Howard je radne
ordinovanym kazatelem.' Pred
nekolika roxy koupil dGm ma
Falls road Lake avenue. Ma
dome postaviti dal vezicku a v
dome kona kazdou nedeli po-
boznosti, k nimz schaz1 Sc SOU
sede jeho v Hampden. Sam
bydl1 ma Whitelock ulici. Sve
zdravf pTicfta zdrzovani sc IL
hovin a tabaku a svemu pravi-
delnemu zivotu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-01-07
Nalezen zastreleny.

Charles Prinz, "A roxy starry
e. 1902 CRANKY ulice, nalezen
byl V sobotu zastreleny v do
me, {. 1922 Bank ulice policej-
MIN strazn1kem, Frankem Ma
chovcem. Dve zeny, jez "a
pleteny jsou, v udalosti teto
20 rokG stara Margaret Mar
tins a % roxy stara Irene Cos
tella, byly zatceny. MARITIME,
|jez jest majitelkou stravn1ho
domu, v n6mz Prinz zastreleny
nalezen byl, tvrd1 re pc vice
nezli tyden nebyla v dome. We
svetnici, V n1z Prinz zastreleny
lezel, nalezen byl 1trzek z zen
skeho odevu.
Strazn1k Machovec ma ira
gedii upozornen byl, kdyz Sci
kolem domu a uvidel predni
dvere otevrene, svetla v dome
hoTfc1 a telefonn1 zvonek zne-
jfc1. Vessel a nalezl Prime le-
z1c1ho ma podlaze v predni
mfstnosti kul1 v lebce. Vedle
lezel prazdny revolver. Neko-
lik kul1 zaryto bylo do malty
svetnice.
Sousede udali, re slyseli w
strely, ale ponevac techto by
10 slyseti vice re vsech strar
nasledkem blaznive novorocn.
noci, re nestarali Sc O tyto.
Kdyz Prinz odesel z domo-
va, mel v kapse SIS. Kdyz ma.
lezen byl We stravnfm dome
mel pres polovice techto v kap.
Sc, cehoz jasno, re neby
predmetem loupezne vrazdy.
Pozdeji zatceni byli tri dal
/
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-01-07
z domaci "zabavy"
Carrie Brady, 35 rok1 star;

Carrie Brady, 35 rokG stara,
{. 943 w. Fayette ulice, jez
strelila Franka Blaira, 32 roxy
stareho, byvaleho vezne, je-
no prfbytku, {. 1912 w. Fa-
yette ulice, zadrzena byla pro
soudn1 r1zenl velkoporotou pod
zarukou $4,000. Dana byla do
zalaTe, kdyz zaruku nemohla
dati. Strelenf udalo Sc behem
domacf zabavy, jiz pritomno
bylo nekolik zen. Brady, kdyz
vezena byla ma policejnf stani-
ci, mela oci cd ran podlite a
eblicej potluceny. Blair sire
len byl do nohy.
Jak vypravuje Vinyard, je-
den pTltomnych "zabavy",
zahledl v kuchyni stojicl Bra
dy revolverem v ruce Blai-
ra vychazejic1ho re sklepa. !,
"Nyn1 te nam, ty tulaku'',
zavffskla, nam1fila revolver a
strelila. Blair, trefen do nohy,
Sc skacel. Brady tvrdf, re
Blair privedl sebou ku ga
bave" tri jine zeny, aby jich
pomoc1 il sbil.
Blair svym casem "odsedeP
81 ctyri roxy v kaznici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-01-07
Graham bude mayorem?

V pondelf rozletla Sc zpra-
va, re demokratictf v1dcove u
snesli Sc dati mestu Baltimore
"a mayora r. Waltera Graha-
ma, nynejS1ho mestskeho kon-
trolora.
S MIN pri volbach O zvoleni
pry uchazeti Sc budou: Ire
derrick A. Dolfield "a kontrolo-
ra Howard Bryant "a presi-
denta mestske rady. Ii, kdo
zpravu pc Baltimore pustili,
pravi, re konference vddcG
konana byla hotelu Rennert
a nj, re mayor Jackson 81
bezeni ia mayora" 1plne Wy
loucen byl.
V den konference mayor
Jackson byl We SVEN dome ma
Windsor Hills ma radu pry le-
kafe, aby z domu nevychazel,
protoze mel rymu. Kdyz ta-
zan byl, CO rfci by chtel ku
zprave, odvetil, re mic. Dok-
tor pry mu rekl, ably zustal do
ma a on re poslechl. O te po-
vesti Grahamovi, re pry nam
pow pozdeji. Mnozf popfraji
pravdivost zpravy teto.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-01-07
Uda1, ze byl prepaden a
oloupen.

ze byl stlucen, odvezen We
SVEN vlastn1m automobile o.
loupen o 1926 ctyrmi muzi v
noci z pondelf ma 1tery, udal
ma vychodni policejni stanici
Leo Skalski, pojistujfcf agent.
Skalski, jak udal, pfepaden
byl kdyz odchazel domu v
1900 bloku Thames ulice. Wy
trhl Sc bandit1m a utekl do
.obchodu Harry Dorles v temze
bloku, odkudz telefonoval pTf-
buznym. Opousteje obchod
napaden byl znovu temi ctyr-
mi muzi, vtazen jimi ma zadni
sedadlo automobile a zavezen
Is mil po York road. Behem
jzldy prohledali mu kapsy,
wall vsechny jeho penfze a
pax jej shodili S automobile.
Policii nebylo v 1tery moz-
no stotozniti fakta jeho udanl.
Obchodnfk Dorles poprel, ze
Sc Skalskim vGbec nemluvil. z
obyvatelG bloku nikdo nemohl
udati, re by tam nejaky pre-
pad ucinen byl.
Skalskiho automobil nalezen
byl ma North Avenue u Charles
ulice. Oblicej kelektora byl
podrapan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-01-07
Baltimore nebude mlti
Niemotha.

Soudce William J. Lindsay v
lChicagu odeprel vydati Will
llama Niemotha Baltimorske-
mu kriminaln1mu soudu. "a
stupce statnfho navladniho,
Cans a detektivove vratili Sc
do Baltimore S prazdnou.
Baltimorsky Trad zadal "a
vydani Niemotha, aby zde SOU
zen byl pro prepadeni klerku
firmy Sonneborn, ktere bandi-
| ty ukradeno bylo $57, 900, jez
vezeny byly taxicabu do to-
varny ma vyplatu delnictva
Klerkove s pencil prepadeni a
oloupeni byli u samych dvefi
tovarny l.. r1jna.
Soudce Chicazsky propustil
Niemotha ma svobodu MIN
druheho podezreleho, Jamese
Sammonse, ,kdyz svedectvl Bal
timorskych svedk1 prevazeno
bylo svedectv1m Chicazanu,
Hlavni svedek, ktereho Cans a
detektivove sebou do Chica-
ga wall, byla Emily Burns, KITE
ra udala, re videla prepad z
okna bytu sveho. Zastupce
Niemotha, O'Brien, spletl ze-
nu tax, re odpovedi jejf 81 od-
porovaly, re nemohla udati,
mel-li Niemoth brejle anebo
ne atd. Soudce zmatenymi O.
tazkami priveden byl ku po-
znamce,ze snadno myliti Sc mi
re pro spinave okno anebo ca
stecne zastlnene a pax tvrdf-li
re Niemotha pri prepadu vide
la, re della jako jine zeny, jez
CO 81 do hlavy vezmou, nikdc
jim nevyvrat1.
Svedectv1 druheho svedka
cernocha Roberta Paula, odpo.
rovalo ma nekolika m1stech u.
dani svedkyne. Ac medal Sc
tax zmasti O'Brienem, svedec.
tvi jeho tez "a mnoho nestalc
an mcdowell r1cl, kOllk VlaSCne
banditd bylo a pax prihlize
automobilu bandit1 z dali 4(
az 60 stop. Kdyz klerkove
kterl tesne u banditG byli, ne
mohli rozeznati fotografii Me
motha, soudce myslf, ze tin
hGre bylo cernochovi z dal
Niemotha poznati. Chicazst
svedkove svedcili, re v dobt
prepadu Niemoth byl v Chica
gu, re MIN v den ten byli
Mezi svedky byli: prodava'
nabytku, prodavac latek n;
strechy, holic, zubn1 lekar. N;
otazku soudcovu, c1m Sc zaby
va, Niemoth odeprel dati cd
poved, "aby Sc neocernil u Via
dy" (podle vseho bootlegr.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-01-07
Stodola shorela ma Mercy
Villa.

Ma pozemku Mercy Villa,
kde nemocn1 zotavujl Sc, sho-
rela v nedeli velika stodola a
mastal. Skoda obnasl ma $50
600. Nemocnice 1sil1m hasicu
zachranena byla pred plane
ny. Nemocnl v cas- pozaru da-
nj byli ma prvnf poschod1. z
horfcf mastale policiste George
Long a Frank Novak, vyvedli
patnact krav, tfi kone a pony.
Kapitan, Howard Waite ranen
byl horfclm drevem, jez spadlo
mu ma rameno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-01-07
Vybuchem ma francouzske To-
di usmrceni.

Jak Sc soudi, ctyri muzove
uhoTeli v plamenech zuric1ch
We francouzske lodi Richelieu,
kotvici v Curtis Bayskem prf-
stavu uhelneho pieru B. & O,
drahy. Vybuch, jfmz LODI zni-
cena, udal Sc v utery odpoled-
ne. Zavinen byl smolnymi w
parry pri skladanf smdly do
vnitrku lodi.
Ctyfi zdejsf cernosti nakla-
datele zahynuli. Diva hasici
poraneni byli a tri JIM oma-
meni vypary v boji prot pla-
men1m behem osmihodinove-
no haseni. Hasici aspon pat
nact jinych osob zachraneno
bylo pred smrtf.
LODI - cenena ma $8OO,OOO
= ponorila Sc do hlubiny. Ma
uhelnem pieru zavinena skoda
asi $4,000.
Zraneno bylo kolem 81 o.
sob, hlavne zdejsfch. Policej-
nj komisaf Gather ku pozaru
postal cely odd1l policie S am
bulancemi a vslm potrebnym.
Pri vybuchu zadunela desna
rama, "a nfz vyhrnuly Sc
vnitrku lodi plameny a mraky
dymu. Hasici S nejvetsf rych-
lost1 prijeli. V prvn1m okam-
ziku zahledli jednoho cerno-
cha, ma nemz saty horely Cd
hlavy ku pate. JIM zahale-
nj plameny zahlednuti byli pa
dajfcf do ohne, z nehoz nebylo
zachrany.
Jak vybuch zavinen, nikdo
nedovede udati. Hrdinou uka-
zal Sc byti Wesley L. Price, %
roku starry Washington bou-
levard, zrfzenec ma pieru, jenz
ac 2krat sam plameny ma O.
bleku ohrozen, neustoupil, do
kud pet iinych nezachranil
pred bolestnym 'zranenim ane-
bo. smrt1.
z lodnf posadky zranen byl
jenom jeden - Joe Salaum.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-01-07
Prudke svetlo zavinilo pry
neStesti.

Nelson Hopkins z Brentwood
avenue svadl tezke zranen1 43
roxy stareho Williama Wellse
ma prudke svetlo jineho auto
mobilu.
Hopkins omlouva Sc, re
prudkym svetlem druheho au-
tomobilu jako oslepen, vrazil
Sc svym do Wellse jdouc1ho
pres 5. avenue a tohoto tezce
zranil.
Sedmdesat rok1 stara
Rose Sweeney podlehla Ute
ry zranenf, jez 81. prosince u
trpela, kdyz zranena byla ns
rohu North Avenue a Broad
way truckem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-01-07
Straznik dan pod zaruku pro
porotu.

Charles w. Hillman, policej-
nj straznik 1stredni stanice,
zadrzen byl pro soud pred po-
rotou po slozeni $500 zaruky
ma obzalobu, re vessel do gro
cernlho obchodu Josepha Pra-
no, 618 e. Pratt ulice, pro u
kradeni 1910 a peti pdl pin
tovych lahv1 koralky.
Hillman u pT1tomnosti man
zelky a dvou d1tek primal sc
policejnlmu soudci. Omlouval
Sc, re nevf, proc tax udelal.
Straznik zatcen byl So
botu v obchodu straznikem
Henry Cochranem, kdyz pred
tim Prano policii udal, re ne
kdo posledn1m mes1ci neko-
likrate vedral Sc do jeho OBJ
chodu a po kazde neco wal 2
registru. Cochran poslan byl,
ably v obchodu hl1dal. Hillman
po kazde navsteve sve uzil IA
lesny klfc. PTi vyslechu udal,
re JIM policiste: William L.
Stone a Frank Hancock MIN
dvakrate vesli do obchodu
Nareenf omlouvaj1 Sc, re tax
udelali We studene noci, ably Sc
tam ohrali a ne ably tam necc
wall.
Vsichni tri policiste pom
deli byli policejn1m komisa.
rem vyhnani re sluzby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-01-07

V poselstvf, jez zaslal go
vener Richie zakonodarne Sc
sedsi sc ku svemu zasedani v
Annapolis, governor Ritchie
hlavni dnraz klade ma snizen1
dani a ma omezenf zakon1.
"Nemdzete ukladati zakony
ma lid Marylandu, dokud ten
to neni hotov pro me- varuje
pred ukladan1m stale novych
zakon1 governor zakonodarce
statu naseho. Governor v po-
selstvi SVEN zastava Sc setrenf
rakd a ryb zalivu Chesa-
peake a .pfilehajfc1ch vodach.
Zminuje Sc O stavbe silnic,
jez potrebujf move a move ma
klady ably vyhovely modernim
pctrebam. Ably stat tomuto
vyhoveti mohl, tfeba zvysiti
dan gasolfnu nejmene, aby
tato obnasela 312 cent?, ale
spfse 41a cent?.
Pravomoc komise verejne
ma rozsfrena byti. O.
posice proti Volsteadovu Wy
mahaclmu zakonu prohibice
re strany statu ma udrzovana
byti. Zakladna dane mela by
vymerena byti ma 25 cent?.
Odporucena pujcka $3,400,-
900 ma statnl silnice ustavy.
Poslanf governerovo pflzni-
We prijato bylo zakonodarci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-01-07
Baltimore a Eutaw ulic

Wachal, manzelka jeho a
hoch, ktery str1lel sli po Ash
land avenue. u Washington
ulice hoch nam1ril ma Wacha-
la a spustil.
Tficet diva roxy stara, Lii
liam Enrick, {. 341 S. Calhoun
ulice, zasazena byla kuli do
nohy ma rohu Greenmount ave.
a 20. ulice. Pozdeji zatcen
byl "a roxy starry George Ma
ris, jako strelec. Str1lel z o.
kna 2. poschod1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-01-07
Ze zdravotniho odboru.

V posledn1 tyden minuleho
roku zemrelo v Baltimore 275
osob. Dltek narodilo sc v me-
ste 389.
V tydnu dive osoby zemrely
Ia spavou pemoc. Tricet sest
nemocnych zemTelo ma zapal
Pile. Ma pohlavn1 nemoci roz-
nemohlo sc v tydnu 322 osob,
pet z onemocnelych jimi ma ne
zemrelo.
Osudnych nehod bylo pat
nact, pet sebevrazed a dive vra-
zdy.