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The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-31
NO TRACE OF
 ALASKA BOAT

CORDOyA, Alaska, Dec. 31-- The Forestry boat Chugach ar- rived safely at katalla, landed food and mail and returned here with six passengers. one desper- ately i'll, No sign of tife missins motorboat Pioneer was found it is feared the craft has been blown to sea. The food supply aboard the Pioneer would have lasted week. The craft has been missing 19 days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-31
Counsel for Blackmer
 Wants Dismissal, Cases

WASHINGTON. Dec. 31 - George Gordon Battle. counsel for H.. M. Blackmer. missing Teapot Dome oil witness. made a motion today to dsimiss the contempt proceedings against his client.
 Battle took the ground that the citation was unconstitutional.
 The motion was made before Justice Sitldons. Battles petition said the Court did not have juris- dictfon over Blackmer or con tempt proceedings.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-31
HAS
 DISASTROUS
 FIRE TODAY
Especial to Empirel

SkAGWAY, Alaska, Dec. 31 1.--- With 60-mile wind prevailing. with temperature of 3 degrees above zero, fire started this fore noon from combustion in an old warehouse owned and used by c. w. Ask and Son. as a garage. The building was total loss with one truck and one Ford car owned by w. R. Smith. The fire also destroyed two other build- ings. the old Commissary. owned by the Si Tanner estate and a store building owned by Phil Snyder. The latter was not oc- cupied. The firemen deserve great credit for keeping the fire con- fined as it was on account of the gale.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-31
Severe Storm Hits
 In Dozen States

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 31.-A storm has left snow in more than a dozen States and continued to- day, east and south, riding a north wind which swept from the Canadian border. Sub-zero wealth CT prevails. Snow has extended into the upper Mississippi Val ley and Southwest States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-31
TEN WOMEN LICENSED DRYERS
 OF NEW YORk'S CRUISING CABS

Her license card identified her as Jeanette Wing, one of the ten women who today are registered at the Police department as ii- censed taxi drivers.
 Since the first woman driver applied for her license in 1914, the field has become crowded.
 We treat them just like men," explained policeman. "They have to take exactly the same tests that the men do. post the same bond, and suffer just the same punishment if they violate any of the license rules"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-31
PLEASED WITH
 SENATE'S MOVE

WASHINGTON, Dec. s1.- President Coolidge sees wisdom in the plan of Senate leaders to delay action on the tax reduction bill until after March 15. He is still insistent that the original Treasury Department recommen- dations be adopted
 President Coolidge recognizes that 1t is up to the Senate to decide whether the tax bill will be pushed ahead of other legisla- tion upon reconvening.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-31
.25 INJURED
 R. R. WRECK

CHICAGO. H.. Dec. 31-Twen- ty-five persons were injured in a triple collision between three passenger trains of the Chicago and Alton Railroad and St. Louis and Chicago. One train stopped for water. Another train halted behind it and third train from Kansas City ran into the other two. Most of those injured were in the sleeper of the leading train.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-31

- NEW YORK, Dec. 31-With a drab chauffeur's cap pulled down over brown curls she sat in the drivers seat of taxicab. She put away lipstick and brightly acknowledged the GUS tomer's directions.
 She started the cab and skill < fully pfloted 1t through dense zraffic
 She stopped in front of the ad- dress she had been given. opened the door for the fare, and with a nlatter-of-fact Thank You" ac- cepted Nhe proffered tip.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-31
Victim of
 Heresy Charge Dies at Home

ROCHESTER,. N. Y.. Dec. 31--Dr. Algernon Sidney Crap sey. aged 80 years. author and lecturer and one time Episco- palian clergyman. whose views on theology first won a place in literature on Mod ernism. which finally brought forth a charge Of heresy against him. died today at his home in this city.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-31
EARTHQUAKE IS ? FELT IN JUNEAU

~x An earth movement lasting sfrfm 15 to 30 seconds occurred in Juneau at 10:0S o'clock this morning. The quake was felt throughout the town. Merchants reported articles on the shelves in stores were shaken and in etruments in the II. s. Weather Bureau office swayed. People on ythe streets also felt the shake.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-31
Mrs. Lindbergh Is
 Delayed bv Storm

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. 3i.- Snow and winds this morning
 prevented the take-on of the monoplane bearing Mrs. Evange- line Lindbergh to her home in Detroit from Mexico city. Wealth CT permitting, the start will be made this afternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-31
SHAKE IN CALIFORNIA

N SANTA MONICA. Cal, Dec. 31. %-Venice, Santa Monica and Saw telle residents reported they felt a3l earthquake shock at 9 o'clock tlis morning. No damage has leen reported.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-04

movement to death, but we will re-
tain our organization.
II understand that bodies such as
the Citizens Service Association are
being organized in Baltimore and in
other cities, which means that the
Liberty Boys will become national
affair.
A Chance for Expression
1--WE are going to give John Citi-
zen a chance to voice his feelings
against these constitutional
movements which seek to deprive
him of everything from his home
brew to his Saturday night game Of
penny ante"
Although neither side advocates
violence against the other, the main
tanned earnest efforts of both would
seem bound to bring on clashes of
more or less serious nature.
Thus far no blood has been drawn
by either side, although the. Snoop-
ers claim to have caused 1870 ar
rests of which the police admit
knowledge of less than dozen.
Copyright. 1927. NEA Service, Inc.)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-04
JAMMED ROADS
cause DEATHS
IN new YORK
Toll Expected to Increase as
Holiday Throngs Return
to City.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE holi-
day death toll in the Metropolitan
area had reached seventeen today
and was expected to grow farther
before the thousands Of cabs which
left New York for the country re-
turned over crowded roads this aft
ernoon.
Seven persons were killed at Bel
mar, N. j., when the sedan in which
they and three others were riding
was struck by a Pennsylvania train.
Four other persons were killed in
automobile accidents near New
York, and six persons, seeking re-
lief from heat in the water, were
drowned.
Fully half the population of New
York had departed either for dis
tant resorts or nearby beaches. An
even million went to Coney Island
and today was expected to draw an
even larger crowd.
The procession away from New
York by automobile, bus and train
has continued for three days, but
the return of the millions will be
concentrated within a few hours to-
uiElat and great congestion on rail-
IS and highways is expected.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-04
Two Dead at Capital

BIZ United pre-"
WASHINGTON, July 1.-Two
dead and seventeen injured was the
toll of the first day of the weekend
holiday near the capital.
Walter G.. Hamilton, engineer, OF
Sparrow's Point, Md, was killed
near the Quantico (Va) marine
base and nine were injured in a
triple automobile collision. A Car
driven by Hamilton smashed into
two other cars in speeding down a
steep hill.
clarence Lloyd, 80, Alexandria,
Va, was drowned in the Potomac.
While on a boat cruise he fell over
board and the other five men on
the party we're slow in going to his
assistance, believing at first that he
could swim.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-04
Bootleg Paid School Bills

Bu United Press
WASHINGTON, July ARRESTED
Va npootlegging, Mrs. Jane Osborne
" william declared, sit was the
quickest way to make money to send
my daughter to college and care
for my invalid son." according to
police.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-04
Three Are Drowned

BIZ United Press
PITTSBURGH, July 4-Three
persons were drowned in Pittsburgh
rivers during the weekend, includ-
ing a father, who was trying to res
cue two daughters near drowning
The girls eventually were rescued
by another man.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-04
Seeks Divorce at GO.

BB Times Special
MARION, Ind, July AIRS. Clara
Boyer, So, suing for divorce from
George Boyer, alleges he nagged and
quarreled and threatend to kill him
self. She asks restoration of her
maiden name, Holderman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-04
PRISONERS JOKE FAILED
Woman Speeder Made to Count
$500 Pennies Paid as Fine.

BB United Press
NEW YORK, July 4-"Twenty-
five dollars fine for speeding" said
Magistrate Rarrell in Traffic Court.
Mrs. Orelea Marconi deposited on
the magistrates desk a sack holding
$500 pennies.
The court clerk refused to count
the pennies, the magistrate upheld
him, and the woman had to remain
in court to count them.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-04
PASTOR RESIGNS AT
DOWNEY AVE. CHURCH
%. D. ArTnstead to Leave Pulpit
Here on October /.
Asignation of the Rev. Joseph Z

designation of the Rev. Joseph d.
INSTEAD. pastor of the Downey
I've. Christian Church, effective
Oct /, was announced to the con-
gregation at Sunday morning serv-
ices.
A statement by the board of
elders, who recently received the
resignation of Mr.. ArlnStead, was
read by Thomas G. Howe, board
member, setting forth the congre-
cations appreciation for his serv-
ices and regret at his departure.
Mr.. Armstead came to the Dow
ney Ave. church five year, ago,
after holding pastorates at Cynthi-
ana, Ky; Nashville, Tenn; Cincin-
natl, and Walla Walla, Wash. Until
a successor is obtained, supply
pastors will fill the pulpit.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-04
ORDERS ALL WEEDS CUT

erty Owners of Laws Provision.
If you own any weed patches,
you'd better get them cut.
George Woodward, street COM
missioner, today warned property
owners that those who have not
cut weeds will be informed Tues
day of the law providing the city
can cut the weeds and add the cost
to taxes.
woodward has received numerous
complaints of dangerous corners.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-07-29

Komise verejne sluzby ozna-
mila koncem tydne Baltimor
ske vefejnosti, re po sestimesic-
MIN uvazovan1 dospela ku ma
zoru, re tax zvany ''Skip-stop",
podle nehoz elektricke poulicnf
kary rano a vecer nestavi ma
jistych ulicich, jest potfebnym
ku rychlejsf doprave jezdicfho
obecenstva tudfz ze v platno-
sti zGstane ma dale.
Proti ''Skip-stop" rozhorcene
svym casem bylo bojovano O.
becenstvem. Vefejna slyseni,
jez po tri dny konana byla ko-
misi, byla pima ostrych namitek
proti 'Skip-stop."
Po sesti mesicich komise, jez
vydrzovana jest pencil poplat-
nfkd a jez v pravde hajf vzdy
zajmy korporacf a tech moz-
nych, rozhodla We prospech spo
lecnosti, jiz nezalezl ma t6 "ry-
chlosti", ale ma usetreni elek-
tricke silly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-07-29
Soudcova rada manzelce.

Policejn1 soudce, James r.
Cadden z 1strednf policejnf sta
nice, dal "a pravo manzelce,
kdyz tato uderila manzela sve-
no. Soudce poradil manzelce:
!" A uzije-li znovu takovych SLOW
proti tobe, kdyz k tobe promlu-
vi a bude-li tvoje rameno slime,
udef jej znovu."
Pc teto laskave rade soudce
Cadden pr1sne varoval MAMIE
la, Adolpha Gibsona re 1900
b1oku Bayard ufice, aby sc mel
ma pozoru. Parek rozveden byl
pc nejaky cas-. Gibson zastavil
svoji manzelku, jez lila ma
Harvey ulici, ma rohu Liberty a
Baltimore ulic domlouval il,
re o mem nedobre mluv1. Glib
sonova poprela. Ably popfenf
bylo vydatnejsl, dala mu fac
ku. Soudce povzbudil il ku
dalsi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-07-29

Theodore Diacumakos, Gu
krar ma zap. SO. ulice prepaden
byl 1tery banditou, ktery
prorazil mu lebku revolverovou
pazbou pax jej oloupil O $4O0
Bandita nechal cukrare bez-
vedoml lezeti v ulicce a prchl.
Cukraf pfepaden byl, kdyz
dal automobil svGj do garaze a
chystal Sc jfti do sveho prfbyt-
ku. Bandita skocil k nemu cd
zadu a omracil jej ranou do
hlavy.
Ma jiznl policejnf stanici
uvezneny byly v utery: Irene
Johnson a Wilbur Green, jez
dopadeny byly kdyz kradly
hedvabne puncochy obchodu
Samuela Hornsteina ma Light
ulici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-07-29
Desns trpici nechan bootlegry
beg pomoci cely den.

Robert D. Fort, prohibicni
administrator Distriktu Colum-
bia, svedcil pfi vyslechu dvou
cernosskych farmarG, Josepha
Marshalla a Francis Thomase
z Charles okresu, souzenych
pro delani a prodavanf koral-
ky. Oba z obzaloby byli pro-
pusteni. Ford udal, re nalezl
nadobu ma palen1 koTalky far
my Andrew Jacksona, farmaTe
v Dentsville, 13. cervence. PTi
nalezenl nadoby syn Jackson1v
vyznal Fordovi, jak Ford u
zdejs1ho vladnfho soudu vypra-
voval slovy nasleduj1cfmi:
"Mlady Jackson rekl mi, re
otec jeho zmizel 9. cervence,
kdyz hledal zmizele vepre. PTi
hledanl spadl do nadoby napl-
meme vaf1cl sc smes1 ma paleni
koralky v lese u sve fanny.
Nedaleko bootlegfi zamest-
mani delan1m koralky vytahli
Jacksona, 62 roxy stareho z
nadoby a nechali jej lezeti ma
zemi cely den, pine obleceneho
a trpfcfho hrozne. Kdyz tina
nastala, odnesli jej dom1, no
dill jim ma pore fanny, zatlou-
xii ma dveTe a utekli. Druhy
den ma to starry farmar podlehl
v hroznych bolestech v Provi.
dence nemocnici We Washing
tonu.'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-07-29
Hasic ma seznamu cti.

Charles Brown verejne po-
chvalen a jmeno jeho dano Ma
seznam cti pozarenskym odbo-
rem pro zachranen1 Is rok1 sta
re Rose Ormanno horfci sesti-
poschodove budovy, {. II a 19.
w. Baltimore ulice ID. cerven-
ce. Ormanno v dobe pozaru
byla ma 4. poschodf budovy, od-
kud 1tek plameny j zabranen.
Kdyz chtela vylezti oknem, ON
dlela. Hasic Brown vystoupil
po zebr1c1ch ma 4. poschodi a
snesl omdlenou dfvku bezpe-
c1 S nasazen1m vlastniho zivota
sveho.
Pet jinych clenu hasicskeho
odboru pochvaleno bylo pro
''rozumne a hrdinne chovanf
Sc" pri pozaru. Mezi pochva-
lenymi byli hasici: George P.
PeTina Joseph F. Yak.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-07-29
Policii ma konec neutekl.

Rosa Landsman {. 710 S.
Charles ulice, sla v pondell po-
d1vati Sc do loznice d1tek, spill
tyto. V okne loznice zahledla
tvar cernochovu, jenz stal ma
strese letn1 kuchyne chystaje
Sc vklouznouti oknem do domu.
Landsman dala sc do kriku,
V nemz vydatne j pomohly dit
ky re spanku vyburcovane.
Cernoch skocil Sc strechy a
zmizel. Landsmanova ditky
kricely dale.
Strazn1k John Mike a ser
geant Michael Frawley stoj1c1
" 600 bloku S. Charles ulice "a
slechli kirk. Ma ceste chvata-
jlce pc zvuku vrazili do udy-
chaneho cernocha, jenz sotva
dechu popadaje k MIN Tekl:
"Tam je beloska v nejakem
souzenl. Tam dole {. TO-"
Sergeant a strazn1k bezeli k {.
710, kde Landsmanova povede-
la jim o cernochu a jak vypa-
dal. Policiste slys1ce popis, po-
znali, re pred chvilkou cerno-
chem Sc ma ulici srazili. Sli a
patrali. Stopa vedla je do 1000
bloku Sharp ulice, kde cernoch
prave Sc do jinych prevlekal
satI. Ma JIM stanici udal, ze
Sc jmenuje Louis Sharp a zea je
28roku star. Zadrzen jest pro
porotu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-07-29
Howard Sill zemfel " Prince
Georges.

Howard Sill, architect jenz
V poslednl dobe mel ma starosti
stavbu noveho mestskeho mu-
sea ,zemrel v Glenvale v Prince
Georges okresu, We start 60 ro-
XII. Zesnuly narodil Sc v New
Yorku. Do Baltimore pTisteho-
val Sc pred 25 roxy. Zde hlav-
ne pracoval ma planech obydel-
Mich domu.
Mel svym casem 1castenstvi
ma kresbe planI pro kongresnf
knihovnu We Washingtonu a
pro Baltimorskou soudnf budo-
WI. Byl elenem epRkopalnf
c1rkve.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-07-29
Prohibicnl agent zastFelen.

Hunter R. Stotler, prohibicni
agent pro Zapadnf Maryland a
byvaly agent v Baltimore, "a
strelen byl We stredu, kdyz pa
tral po vinopalnach V horach u
Boonsboro.
William Devers a Alfred
Zieters zatceni byli policif, KITE
ra povolana byla ku pomoci
ctyfem prohibicnim agentum,
kdyz tito prepadeni byli zastu-
penn c1taj1c1m cd dvou do tf1 ii
sic pTi prohlfdce saloonu We
40 bloku Bentalou ulice We sire
du. Tehoz dne prohlednuto
bylo 9 jinych saloonG a 10 osob
zatceno.
Jack Stanton povolan byl do
Baltimore z Worcester, Mass,
ably dohledl ma prohibicnf agen
ty, zdali tito neprozrazujf sa-
loonlkGm hrozfcl jim prohl1d-
ky. V poslednf dobe mnohe sa-
loony, jez byli ma rade prohli-
dek nalezeny byly opusteny a
zavfeny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-07-29
MlStni ZrrdYy
z krajanskych kruhG.

- Ma hrbitov6 sv. Stanislava
pohrbena byla pf. Marie Fitz,
manzelka Johna Fitze re Stem
mer's Run, jez podlehla rakovi-
ne 27. cervence a pohfbena bu-
de 80. cervence.
- Ma hrbitove Nejsv. VSku-
pitele pohfbena bude 80. Ger
vence pf. Barbora Cada, vdova
po Johnu Cadovi, els. 725 N.
Port ulice, jez zemrela We start
II rok1 27. cervence. Naleze-
la ku spolkGm: sv. Ludmily a
Oltarnfmu. Odchod jeji zell
dftky. Do Ameriky prist6ho-
vala Sc pred 38 roxy.
PohTby vypravila firma Cvach
& Syn.
PosIednf pondelf 0 osm6
hodin6 byl slysen Ease cesky
koncert kapely p. Kul1ska, KITE
~ tentokrate hral plnou hodi-
nu. Koncert sam o sobe byl We
lice zajfmavy a zajimavym by
10, kdyz p. oznamovatel hlasil
re Sc hudebnici pot1 a ze mali
zizen, ale re prece vyhovl vsem
krajanGm a zahrajou jim je-
iich oblfben6 pfsne. Nebylo "a
pomenuto ma "Kolfne, Kolfne".
My lrajane a milovnlci hubby
jsme p. Kulfskovi a jeho ka-
pele velice vd6cni.
Dopisovatelka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-07-29
Dvanactilety Januska zachra-
nil 8leteho pred utonutim.

Nekolik dospelych osob pri-
hllzelo v patek, jak IL rokI sta
ry Vincent Januska Lake
land V Baltimorskem okresu, z
jezera zachranil tonouciho 8
rok1 stareho, Josepha Veg
wortha. Oba zijf v Dorchester
Heights. Joseph spadl do je-
zera pfi chytanf ryb ma udici.
Neil Vincent vzdaleny cd to-
noucfho, prispel tomuto ku po-
moci, dvakrate spadl pod hla-
dinu vodnf. Vincent vida to-
nouc1ho slysfcf vykfiky jeho
oblecen v saty vskocil do vody,
iez v mfstech tech je 10 stop
hluboka a vytahl Josepha ma
bTeh.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-07-29
"Pfitel" zatcen We Filadelfii.

Michael Moore z Lawrence,
Mass, stihany pro ukradeni au-
tomobilu, $500 a odevu, zatcen
byl We Filadelfii privezen od-
tud do Baltimore.
Moore, ktereho Agnes Hodg-
man mela "a "pTftele", okradl
tuto, kdyz S nj do Baltimore
pfijel zde 81 najali byt ma E..
North Avenue. Ia nekolik mi
nut po prijezdu "pritel" zmizel
S -automobilem, pencil obleky
V peti cestovnich taskach u
schovanych.
Policie vysetruje radu
kradez1 automobile v Balti-
more a jinych mestech, ably W.
setrila, zdali Robert Stone, 80
rokG starry z New Yorku, jenz
zavren jest v Baltimore, ma Mich
1castenstvi mel.
Stone zatcen byl v uTadovne
komisare mad automobily, kan
prlsel V zajmu jisteho automo-
blu. V 1radovne vysetTeno
bylo, re automobil, O jehoz pro-
del Sc jednalo, jiz tam ma Sc
znamu byl. Stone ma to do
znal, ze automobil, ktery chtel
prodati, ukradl v New Yorku.
Sedmnactilety William
Fremm z w. Lombard ulice
zatcen byl pro ukraden1 dvou
demantovych prsten6 Gene
$50 2 domu Kate Reinhardt z
w. Barre ulice. Zatcen byl,
kdyz je chtel "zameniti" "a
hotove penlze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-07-29
LacinejSi zivobyti.

z Washingtonu oznamuje
nam odbor prace, re v Balti-
more klesly zivotnf vydanf o
jeden a jednu sedminu centu.
Abychom radost1 mad tim snf
zen1m vydan1 "a potraviny ne
zkoprneli, setrenl vladnfho de-
partmentu hned nam ma to po-
vida, re vydanf ma vydrzovanf
domacnostf Baltimore jsou O
1873 procent vyssf nezli v pred
valecne dobe. Toto vedomi
nam nase penezenky i bez wy
setrenf vladnfho departmental
samy povfdajf.
u prirovnanl letosniho roku
s vydanim roku 1914, potravi-
ny V Baltimore jsou 56.7 pro-
cent vyss1, odevy O 71.3 procent
vyssl, byty 800 procent draz-
81, palivo svetlo O 1922 pro-
cent drazsf, nabytek 1869
procent drazsl RUNE potreby
o 1929 procent drazsf.
Poole vladnl zpravy, ktera
tyka Sc 10 hlavnich NEST Unie,
Detroit jest ma tom nejh1re.
Celkova vydan1 jsou tam stale
82.7 procent mad normal. Nej-
lepe ma tom jest Portland, Ore,
kde vydan1 jsou jenom O 53.7
procent mad normal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-07-29
Muz a zena.

"Pdjdes Ease ven?" hnevive
sc tazal pondelf vecer man
zelky sve James A. Bradley, G..
627 N. Curley ulice, vida tuto
Sc oblekati.
"Ano."
''Strhnu S tebe saty, das-li je
ma sebe."
Dala je ma sebe.
Muz je z nj strhl.
Zena zavolala policii.
Policie odveZla manZela ma
severovychodni stanici.
Ma stanici soudce O'Neill po-
kutoval manzela $11.45 pro
mlru.
Manzel penize nemel.
POkutu 81 odsed1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-07-29
DOPIS.
2T GerVe7

2T. cerVence 1921.
Minulou nedeli Del. Amer.
Sokol poradal zdafily vylet
spojeny verejnym cvicenfm
ma soru Klubu Mladeze Gar. "
Zabavnf vybor povazuje "a
svou povinnost vzdati srdecny
dix vsem, kdoz jakymkoliv zpG
sobem Sc pTicinili o zdar nase-
no vyletu. V prvnf Tade d6ku-
jeme ct. redakci TELEGRAPH"
"a uveTejn6nf pTedbezneho O.
znamenf, Damam: pf. Hejdu-
kove, pf. Loskotove a pf. Pro-
chazkove "a obetave sluzby v
kuchyni. BratrGm: Kadanovi,
Chybovi "a nacvicenf veTejn6-
no cvicenf. Vsem cvicenc1m a
zackam "a krasne cviceni, br.
Prochazkovi "a darek. Vsem
ucastnikGm "a navstevu! V6Tte
pfatele, jsme VAN vsem srdecni
Ma Amernke Posvfceni, "a.
listopadu hodlame uspofadati
male prekvapenf pro Cesko-
Slov. kolonii Baltimorskou.
Fred Kalas.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-07-29
Popaleni " garazich.

George Hall popalen byl tax
re nenf nadeje ma uzdraveni,
vybuchem gasolfnu, ktery Sc
vznal, kdyz tento nesl We sko-
piku do garaze v 2100 bloku
Lovegrove alley. Popalen byl
ma celem tele. Otto Koenig
popalen byl ma obliceji a rame-
nou, kdyz spravoval chybne e.
lektricke spojenf ma automobi-
lu V 600 bloku Josephine ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-07-29
Baltimore potrebuje nova
pristaviSte.

Po podrobnem studiu Balti-
morskeho pTfstavu dospel ma
yor Broening ku presvedcenl,
re nova pTistaviste must zr1ze-
ma byti, ably bylo dostatek mi
sta pro zamorske lodi. Mnohe
zamorske lodi nemohouce ma
lett zde prfstaviste, nuceny
jsou hledati tato v jinych pff-
stavech ma skodu mesta naseho