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Evening star., 1927-02-17
BALDWIN MAY PILOT
SUZANNE ON TOUR
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, February 11.-C. G..
Pyle, promoter of professional sports,
in a statement today blamed Baldwin
Baldwin of Los Angeles, grandson of
the late f. j. Lucky" Baldwin, mil
lionaire turfman, for difficulties which
he said caused him to rellnqu1sh the
management of Suzanne Lenglen,
French woman tennis star
Pyle said he had been told Baldwin
would succeed him in directing the
next exhibition tour of the French ace.
Mile. Lsnglen and / part company
with nothing but the friendliest of re-
lations." said Pyle. "She had a sue
cessful tour of this country and would
have been equally successful in Japan
had we gone through with our orig
inal schedule. Shortly after meeting
Baldwin ] noticed that she was getting
advice contrary to what ! regarded as
for our mutual best interests.
II am given to understand by my
Eastern representative, w. II. Pick
ems, that Mile. Lenglen and Baldwin
have decided to map out her future
professional program together. l am
perfectly willing to step out Of the
picture"
The tennis stars profit in her Amer
ican tour was said to have totaled
100000. Pyle said his net return on
the venture was about half that sum.
Suzanne is scheduled to sail for
France Saturday from New York.
Evening star., 1927-02-17
WOMAN GOLF STARS
ARE Meeting EARLY

BY the Associated Press
DEL MONTE. Calf. February IT,
Marion Hollins, New York. four times
winner of the Pebble Beach golf
championship for women, was paired
for the second round in that tourna-
ment here today with Mrs. +. &.
Let's, Chicago. Miss Hollins defeated
Mrs. Emil Sutro. San Francisco, I
and 6, yesterday.
Mrs. Let's was off her game while
Miss Hollins was disposing of Mrs.
Sutro, and had hard work to defeat
Miss Margaret Sayward Victoria,
British Columbia, up.
Mrs. Melvin Jones, Chicago, who
showed the results of a months prac-
tice before the tournament when she
won from Mrs. Hunter Robbins,
Pasadena. 5 and 4 yesterday. was
matched with Mrs. Joe Mayo, Del
Monte Mrs. Mayo yesterday defeated
Mrs F. Wilding. Victoria, British Co
lumbia. ! up.
Mrs. Lee Mida, Chicago. and Mrs.
A. B. Swinerton, San Francisco, won
by default when Mrs. l.. NJ. Van Meter
of San Francisco and Mrs. j. f. Toole,
Denver, withdrew.
Evening star., 1927-02-17
When Base Ball Was Young
BY JOHN B. FOSTER
Back Talk From a Deaf Mute

" HERE was a base ball team OF
deaf mutes in the days of the
SOS which played excellent
/ ball throughout the Midwest.
Dummy" Hoy was graduated
from il, and so was Dugan. Both
were very clever ball players. This
team Of mutes was an excellent base
hall nine. 1t played good base ball
against major league teams and now
and then licked them. The major
league teams of those days were about
AS good as the major league teams OF
today. Old fellows will tell you they
were better and give a good argument
TO make their case.
Hoy was a very fast player. lie
nlayed the outfleld. He was a good
batter and in time went TO the Gin
cinnati club and played with it. He
also PLAYED with Washington The
one thing that all ball players on the
teams with which he played had to
lie most cautious about was TO keep
nut of his way when he started for
ANYTHING. 1t was no use to try to
halt him by word and he was too in
tent on getting the ball TO see a signal.
let Him Alone.
The best thing to do was to let him
alone, and by ana by all pail players
who were with him found that if they
let him alone he was pretty sure to
-.t anything for which he started, h'-
cause he wouldn't set sail for the ball
unless he thought he could catch it.
lie teamed with the player on the
,enter-field side of him TO mind his
lights" If Hoy started certain way,
that meant he was to get the ball, and
81 he started another way. that meant
IL" would back up the other fielder.
rhat put il on Hoy always TO *lart
light
one afternoon in very tight game
10y was SO wrought up that he be-
.Hne confused and gave the backing
Un sign, then started ahead full speed
l"r the ball. lie collided with the
'outer fielder, Bugs Holiday, maybe
il was. Anyhow. there was q collision.
The other fielder was knocked down
md shaken up pretty severely. He
anne 70 the bench yowling and moan
jng and said to the manager. Say.
,,oss. ] want clause in my contract
ight now or don't play any more.
at thie guy pays me for the teeth !
Evening star., 1927-02-17
SCHEDULE TO KEEP
HARR|SMEN ON RUN
Many Sunday Tits Listed
Here, But None In New
York With Yanks.
w ARLINGTON club rather
than fits fans ara hard hit
w by the schedule arranged
by the American LsaSue

w yAsHrNGToN's club rather.
than IT'S fans ara hard hit
wv by the schedule arrnnged
by the American LAaSue
for the 1927 base ball cam
paisn. In so far az playing dates are
concerned, followers OF the game are
cared for admirably. but the club is
called upon to do a deal OF long rail
road tripping and 1t seems It does
not get a break with other clubs in
opportunities to swell the treasury in
contests on foreign fields.
Once more the National Capstal
gets season opening date. somewhst
surprising for the American League
had been In the habit of granting
campaign starters to club ONLY
every other year. But the series he
ginning here April IL is with th.,
Red Sox. certainly not the most at
tractive opponent a team could draw
And after string Of eight enRsse
ments here. the Nationals hon 70
Boston to assist Bill Carrigan's crew
to start the ball rolling there on
April 81.
Then the Athletics and Yankees
will show here before the Nation,ls
depart after the first week In Ma
for their initial Western invasion OF
the year. Other Western tours will
be made in July and August. The
Western clubs will first visit wssh.
ington in June, come here again the
latter part OF July and appear in
Clark Griffith Stadium for the las
time this season in September
Two Long Jumps.
The Nationals got their fill Of rail
roading last season, but they'll have
to do plenty this year. Twice the
club will jump from here to st. Louis
to meet the Browns in starting West
ern invasions. In April, Buckv
Harris and company will have 10
travel overnight from Boston to play
a Sunday game here with the Yankees
and late In June they'll stop In the
middle of fourgame series in the
Hub to come down to Washington for
a one-day stand against the Red Sox.
Here's hot one. too. The Ma
tionals are to play the Tigers In De.
troit Sunday, May %. On Monday.
May %, they are to play the Yankees
here. That will mean some stepping.
And Immediately thereafter they will
have a three-day lay-off, the longest
of the season. Just why that period
of idleness is provided for so early i'm
the campaign is difficult to under
stand.
The longest trip will be made in
July. Leaving here the night Of the
third. the cluD will 60 to New York
for a series with the Yanks, then tour
the West. being scheduled for 10
games before returning TO Clark
Griffith Stadium.
No Sundays i'm New York.
Unfortunately for the Nationals
treasury, the club has no Sunday
dates in New York this season. Each
of the six other clubs outside Of the
big city gets two whacks at this rich
plum, but the Nationals are left out
in the cold.
The Yankees are given three Sun
day dates here. That's fine for the
fans, but one Sunday in New York
probably would mean more to the
club treasury than two with the Yanks
in this city.
Evening star., 1927-02-17

lose when he gives me the back-up and
then follows with the tip-up. Look at
me Jaw
There was a witty and very intelli-
gent mute on the Giants for a long
time named Dummy Taylor No bali
player ever was more atrociousiy nick
named. because he was - smart as
steel, despite his handicaps
once Hank ODay was umpning at
the Polo Ground and Taylor was coach
ing. 1t was wet and rainy and the
Giants thought the game should be
called. O'Day didn't. Now and then
an umpire takes seeming delight in
keeping the boys out in the mud and
making the spectators sit in the rain.
The umpire says ii the spectators
would only go home he would call the
game, but IS long as they sit there
and take their gentle drops he will
stand out and umpire.
Taylor went down to the clubhouse
and found the groundkeepers hip
boots, lovely rubber affairs, which
were worn when the keeper navigated
the field, which was very low and eas-
lily filled with water. The mute put
them on and went to the first base
coaching position, where he gurgled
with glee and grunted with a peculiar
rasping noise that was finally heard
by ODay. a noise that always grated
on O'Day's ears.
Throws Away Boots.
The umpire looked down the base
line suddenly, and there was Taylor
high boots and all, making some sort
Of peculiar gesture with his fingers to-
ward the umpire.
Get out O the game" yelled O'Day
Then he remembered that TAYLOR could
not hear. He motioned the player out
OF the game. and after that he count
ed 80" with his fingers. which meant
that Taylor was fined $50. Taylor hus-
tied to the bench TO get consolation
McGraW greeted him with stern
face. the manager enjoying the Joke
only too we'll. and told Taylor the club
would not pay The fine. TAYLOR
groaned and pulled off the boots, run
ming to the clubhouse in his stocking
feet. He did not look in the show
window OF a shoe store for the re
mainder Of the year.
fNext-Wagon Tongues as Base Ball
Bats.)
Evening star., 1927-02-17
BIG LEAGUERS TO PLAY
FOR HONORS ON LINKS

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. February
Il R).-Golfers among the / major
league base ball clubs that train in
Florida this Spring are to get chance
to see who's who on the links as
Well as on the diamond
a tournament for American and
National League base ball players is
planned here, to open March so
Al Lang, local base ball club man.
ager, is arranging it. and he says that
Clark Griffith. Connie Mack aud
others have indorsed the idea.
Evening star., 1927-02-17
GIANTS WILL START.
FOR CAMP SATURDAY
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. February 17.--FOur
of the New York National
League club will leave Saturday for
the Spring training camp at Sarasota,
Fla. The vanguard of the Giant
squad, consisting of pitchers Hugh
McQuillan, Harry Courtney, Joe
Stryker. and Catcher John Cummings,
will gather several additions en- route.
John Bentley, southpaw first base
man and pitcher. will toss his grips
aboard at Hot Springs, Va. and
'Bevo" Lebourveau, highly touted re-
cruit outfielder, is to entrain at Jack
sonville. Fla, along with Rogers
Hornsby. The party is due at Sara
sofa Sunday.
BY the time Manager John McGraw
arrives in camp from Havana for the
pitching of the first ball Monday, a
squad of Is pitchers, three catchers
and two infielders will be on hand.
Remainder OF McGraw's base ball
family is expected at the camp by
February 2S.
Evening star., 1927-02-17
ALL CHESS MASTERS
READY FOR TOURNEY
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK. February 1.-THE
roster for the International Chess Mas
ters' tournament was complete today
with the arrival of four European ex-
perts invited to compete in 20 rounds
to play with Jose r. Capablanca of
Cuba, world title holder, and Frank j.
Marshall. champion of the United
States.
The initial matches are scheduled
for Saturday afternoon.
The Europeans are: DR.. Alexander
Alekhine Of Paris, who is also nego-
tiating for championship match with
Capablanca. to he played in Buenos
Aires: Dr. NJ. Vidmar of Jugoslavia,
A. Ninzowitsch of Copenhagen, and r.
Spielmann of Vienna.
Evening star., 1927-02-17
CLYDE ASHER DEFEATED
IN ST. AUGUSTINE GOLF

ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla, February
17.-Clyde B. Asher of Columbia
Country Club. Washington, lost on the
twentieth hole in the first round of
the ST. Valentines golf tournament
here yesterday. Asher fell before l..
p. Christensen of New York.
A. l.. Oelschlaeger of New York, who
tied with Asher at 70 for low medal
honors in the qualifying round, also
lost his first-round match.
Evening star., 1927-02-17
MOST ALL OF THE CUBS
HAVE SIGNED CONTRACTS

CHICAGO, February l. R.-The
Chicago cubs roster was almost com
pletc today with the arrival of signed
contracts from infielders Jimmy
Cooney and Howard F'reiGau, and out
fielder Riggs Stephenson.
Sheriff Blake, pitcher. and Cliff
Heathcote, Outfielder, sent in their
contracts yesterday.
President Veeck said lie was not
worrying about any "holdouts." The
team will depart for Catalina Island,
February "a.
Evening star., 1927-02-17
PARK VIEWS TO BEGIN
PRACTICE ON DIAMOND

Park View midget base ballers, who
last season won % of 81 starts, will
begin practice Saturday morning at
1890 o'clock at Soldiers Home field.
These players are asked to be on hand:
Niles, Hunt, Perry. Bob and Bud Lev
erton, Sorrell. Stan, Myers, Greene,
Beardsley, Beazely.. Hoy, Beck, Wei
lens and Sargent.
Junior. midget and insect base ball
ers of the Corinthian Club will meet
tonight at the Immaculate Conception
Hall at 7 o'clock.
Evening star., 1927-02-17
OCEAN SWIM IS WON
BY CHICAGO MATRON
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ORMOND BEACH, Fla, February
l7.-Mrs. Lucille Hyatt, 25-year-old
Chicago nlatron, won the first ocean
swim from Daytona Beach to Ormond
Beach, from field OF nine man and
woman starters yesterday.
She swan the distance-about five
miles-in 2 hours and 3S minutes.
Chauncey Hyatt, her husband. led
the swimmers most of the way, but
was forced to second position when a
cramp developed in a leg and the salt
water caused his eyes trouble. He
came in 25 yards back of his wife.
Prizes of $50 We're awarded both
swimmers.
Evening star., 1927-02-17
GREEN-NIXON MAT BOUT
ADDED TO ARCADIA CARD

Rob Roy Mackey. president Of the
Mohawk A. c., has dropped his mid
dleweight championship wrestling con-
tender, Dutch Green. into a bout with
Harry Nixon Of Fort Myer in a pre-
liminary to the Joe Stecher-Charley
Hanson match for the world heavy
weight mat championship at the Area
dia February "a. Green claims the
Southern middleweight title.
The Mohawk grappler weighs 156
pounds and will concede about 10
mounds to Nixon
Evening star., 1927-02-17
SCHAEFER RETAINS LEAD.

NEW YORK, February II R.-
Jake Schaefer, 1871 balkline billiard
champion, maintained his wide lead
on Willie Hoppe, 1872 title holder. in
the third and fourth 300-point blocks
of their 3,o00-point 1871 exhibition
match. Totals for the two days play
gave Schaefer 200 points, Hoppe, 914.
Evening star., 1927-02-17
SHEPHERD, MOOSE CLUB,
ENTERS Alloy MARATHON

Melvin Shepherd of Moose A c.
will carry the club colors in the TO-
mile modified marathon of the Alloys
ius Club to be run through the streets
of Washington. February %.
Moose A. c. has scheduled a base
ball meeting for tonight, to be held
at the home of Manager Nalley at
o'clock.
Evening star., 1927-02-17
SOCCERISTS TO DANCE.

British-C United soccerites will benefit
from the proceeds of a dance to be
given Saturday night at the Play
house, 1914 y street.
Evening star., 1927-02-17
Throws Away Boots.

t\ext-Wagon Tongues as Base Ball
Hats.)
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Snih zamlouval Sc farmarGGm

Zat1m CO Baltimorst1 a pred
meststl mestaci zlobili Sc v So
botu ma padajfc1, ciste capri
lovsky" sn1h, mnoz1 farmafd
We statu 81 pochvalovali padan1
snehu a S MIN spojeny dest.
Snehem zakryty byly mnohe
venkovske okresy do hloubky
skoro dvou incG. Nejvice sne-
hu napadlo We Washington O.
kresu.
Farmari zapadne Cd Balti-
more, zvlaste We Frederick a
Washington okresfch, slibuj1 81
cd chladneho pocas1 dobrou Il
rodu ovoce, ano chladno zdrzi
zdlouhavejsfm ucinl rozkvet,
take kvety lepe otuzene vzdo-
|.rovati budou moci pozdejslmu
chladnu.
Ma Eastern Shore farmari
tez radost1 uv1tali sn1h. Pesti-
telGm ovoce tam vsak sn1h sc
nellbil, ponevac asi poskodi
kvetouc1 stromy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-04-15

Diva muzi a dive zeny crane
ny byly sobotu, kdyz automo-
bill srazil Sc elektrickou pou-
licnf karou ma rohu Baltimore a
Fallsway ulic. Ridic automo-
blu, Harry Hamden, zatcen
byl pro neopatrnou jfzdu.
" jine nehode zranena
byla Catherine Mitchell Full
lerton a dve jeff dcery, kdyz
automobil jejich uklouzl a vra-
zil do elektricke kary ma rohu
Gay a Madison ulic. Zranenym
dostalo Sc osetreni v nemocnici.
= Polcie v nedeli nedovedla
rozuzliti udanf dane il muzem
ienz nalezen byl zraneny ma
rohu Pratt a Lloyd ulic a jenz
tvrdil, re zasazen byl automo-
bilem ma Eastern avenue a Is.
ulice, dve a pGl mile cd mista,
ma nemz zraneny nalezen byl.
Muzem byl John Bielak, "A
roxy stary. V nemocnici vyse-
treno bylo, re mel prerazenou
nohu. Jak S prerazenou nohou
by Sc byl -mohl dostati do te
vzdalenosti, bylo hadankou po-
hcii. Kdyz odeprel zGstati V
nemocnici, odvezen byl do sve-
no bytu. Soud1 Sc, re automo-
bilista, ktery jej zranil wal jej
do automobile kdyz zranen1
upadl v bezvedom1, re no slo-
I'll ma Pratt ulici ma chodnfk a
ujel.
Vrazdeni automobily V
poslednf dobe rozmohlo Sc. V
Baltimore a jinych vets1ch me-
stech Soustatf zavrazdeno bylo
automobilisty v breznu AL O.
sob. V Baltimore zavrazdeno
bylo v bTeznu letosn1ho roku
devet osob. Rok pred tim "a
vrazdeny byly automobily ety.
ri osoby.
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Okradli pokladnu "a bileho
dne.

V nedeli "a denniho svetla
zlodeji okradli pokladnu Ma
ryland Grocery spolecnosti, {.
1912 E. Fayette ulice 1888.
Detektivove nalezli poklad-
nu odsoupnutou do zadn1 mist
nosti, kde zamek ma nj byl od-
delan a dvere pokladny z pan
tn vyrazeny. Hlukem probu-
zen byl We vedlejsf m1stnosti
spiel Max Landkamer. Mezi-
tim nezli jim zavolany telefo-
mem mattel, Morris Kolkel,
pfisel, zlodeji s koristl prchli.
Do budovy dostali Sc re sire
chy sousedniho domu pax
skrze okno tret1ho poschodi
budovy.
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zenu a dvanact muzE zatkli.

Prohibicni agent v sobot-
Mich urednfch prohl1dkach zat-
xii celkem 13 osob. Mezi zat-
cenymi byla jedna zena, Annie
Kurlis re 800 bloku Scott ulice
Dva trucky nalozene lihovi-
nami skonfiskovany byly ma
Fallsway.
v 100 bloku Ashland ave
nue. zatceni byli: Fritz Bake 9
James Norton, V 1000 blokU
McDonough ulice zatcen 10.
seph Gouta.
Zasoby l1hovin, smesi ma ty
to a "lihovary" paddy do moe
agentu.
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Prosekla 81 hrdlo.

Sestnact rok1 stara Elizabeth
Pfister 1900 bloku N. Dun
can ulice, prosekla si.ve stfedu
hrdlo pred barem saloonu ma
S. Hanover ulici zat1m CO jej1
milenec, bartender, v saloonu
ma nj sc d1val.
Frederick Morsberger do
znal, ze mel zajem ma d1vce.
Dfvka policejnfmu kapitanu u
dala, re vzdor tomu, re vede-
la, re Morsberger je zenat a
Sc zenou pres rok nezije, re jej
milovala. Aby pry mu doka-
zala, jak jej miluje, podrlzla
81 bfitvou hrdlo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-04-15

Po des trapne nemoc dotrpe kraan pan Karel A. Ma
sopust csa 2819 McEldery ulce. Ma
kafu byl dodn do neocnce Mercy ecenez nesetkalo
ocekavanym zdarem sobotu g. dubna podlehl chorobe
Pan Masopust by eden starch osadnfkd
Pro vdnou povahu byl kazdym mlovan kdo je zna
Mel vekou znamost ceske obc Po eta b ednatelem po
stuj1cl spoeenos Central Fire Insurance. dale zasaval
douha eta zodpovedny trad Staveskych spokn tajem
mix siceu Stav1Spoku sSlevanstvo Madison Bradford
NORTHEASTERN Fairmount Chapel ILL., az posleze pro
byvan sit VIDAL cinost odebral odpocnek
zen by Domaziclch teto move yast del kolem SO
XII. Nalezel ku spolk6m: Sok Blesk, Blank
G. S. S. Radu Baltimore els AZ, S. B P. j. ceche
els Pits A. Ia spolku scheld Of Honor jichz deputa
ej posledn ceste doprovazey Manzeka jeho Marie
je pfedesla vecnost pred dvanae ey Poheb byl
domu smutku utery, hod odpoledne hTbi-
tov Loudon Park kde eho esna scrnka bya zpopenena
tamnim krematoru. Mad rakv dome smutku promuvil
Rad Blank K Doblhal hfbitove Sok Jed Blesk
JAR Cihaf ku poz1stale rodne. vynaseni
hran byl smutecni choral Kde domov mj hfbitove.
Zesnuy zanechava zde syna snachu vnuka sestru
Annu Konopovou Praze celou Tadu pfatel.
Pohfeb vypravila firma JOS. F. Vktor & E. Zrkler
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Posledl4i registrace skoncena

Posledl4i registrace skoncena.
V pond6li dokonana byla
poslednf dodatecna registrace
volicd. lRady demokrat1 regi-
stracf touto rozmnozeny byly 0
GA volic1. Vetsina demokra-
td mad republikany dosahla
tim vyse $1,000. Celkem de-
mokratickych volicd zaneseno
pro volby, jez konany budou
8. kvetna, 131.008.
RepublikanGm pondelnl re-
gistracl pTibylo 3,759 volicu.
Dohromady zaznIamenano re-
publikanskych 1889.
Bez priznan1 pflslusnosti
Jest volic6 1928.
Pri hlavnf volbe, jiz 3. kvet-
ma volen bude mayor mesta a
JIM, ovsem kazdy bude moci
voliti ktereho kandidata bude
chtiti, at je demokrat nebo re-
rublikan nebo bez prfslusnosti.
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Koupite-li "a $1,000 aneb vice
dostanete 6 cajovych lzicek
z d a m a u
SVEJDY,
klenotnika
ma Ashland Avenue
Ia hotove aneb ma uver.
Solidni obsluha.
Strojovymi puskami proti ufed'
nj prohlidce.

V bitve, jez We stredu vypu-
kla v Hoboken, N. j., mezi dve-
ma lodicema obsazenyma poll
eli a celn1mi 1rednfky a Balti-
morskou nakladn1 lodi Fort
Gaines" strlleno bylo strojo-
YOU puskou z lodi ma policejni
lodice.
Po kratkem boji Baltimor-
ska lod byla skonfiskovana a
ma nj nalezeno l1hovin Gene
presahujicf 100000. Kofal-
ka byla: Skotska a Holandska
ialovcova. Dva clenove lodni
posadky byli uvezneni. Druzi
behem stTelby prchli.
Policie zvedela o prfjezdr
lodi pomoc1 telefonicke depe
Sc, jez il neznamou osobou "a
lsTana byla.
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Msstska rada schvalili predlo-
by o pIjGkach.
VYDAVATELSTVO

MG$LSka TdQd SGnN6AAAl PkN0AO
by O pGjGkach.
Mestska rada pred svym od-
rocenim ma neurcito", schva-
lila We stredu p1jcky, jez ku
odhlasovani predlozeny budou
volicGm pri mayorskych vol
bach.
Behem 10 minut po schvale-
nj predloh mayor Jackson tyto
podepsal. PGjcky, jestlize
schvaleny budou volici, obna-
seti budou $47,500.000.
= Odporucenf mayora Jack
soma, aby opravy ma Skolnich
budovach predany byly ma sta
rost skolniho vyboru, mestskou
radou ignorovano bylo. Proti
odporuceni postavil Sc Osborne
predseda budov, jenz chce, a.
by spravky nadale rfzeny byly
stavebnim odborem mesta, coz
bylo take a jest pfanfm demo-
kratickeho bossa, Franka Kel-
". Spravky ma skolnfch budo-
vach vynasf kontraktorum a
subkontraktorGm hezke vydel-
ky a patti ku odmenam tenn,
kterf verni politikarskym vede-
MIN.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-04-15
Usmrcen svitiplynem.

V kuchyni v dome 1900 bio
ku Longwood ulice nalezen byl
33 roxy stary David E. Hertz
usmrceny sv1tiplynem.
Pravl, re 81 zoufal mad ztra-
tou manzelky a dvou dltek, jez
mu zemrely ma zaskrt v posled-
mich trech tydnech.
We stravn1m dome na
Market Place smrtelne Sc sire
lii neznamy muz. Neil dove
zen byl do nemocnice, zemfel,
Kdyz najfmal 81 byt koncem
poslednlho tydne udal, re sc
jmenuje John Jones z Wash
ingtonu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-04-15
Byvaly dvorni kazatel nemec-
keho cisare " Baltimore.

Ma dfvcf koleji Goucher pred
nasel We stredu byvaly dvorni
kazatel nemeckeho c1safe, DR..
Siegmund Schultz.
V dobe, kdyz valka vypukla
DR.. Schultz rozeslal po Meme
cku 10000 obezn1kd promi-
nentn1m NemcGm zadaje je, a.
by Sc pficinili, by sm1rnou ces-
tou zabraneno bylo valce. Pc
rozeslan1 obezn1k1% odsouzen
byl ku smrti zastrelen1m jake
vlastizradce, ale pax omilost-
men. Host pfednasel spolu ma
universitach zdejs1ch: Johns
Hopkins Maryland.