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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-31
High Schools Paired
For Second Round of
Farm Relief Debates

Grand Forks. N. D., Jan. 31.-LRD-
Twenty North Dakota high schools
have been paired for the second
round Of series Of debates on farm
relief as provided in the McNary-
Haugen bill. according to2A. H. Yoder,
director Of the extension division Of
the University Of North Dakota, who
has charge. Of the drawing. y,
Following are the pairings: Leeds
vs.. Devils Lake. Crazy vs.. Rolla.
Cakes vs.. Cogswell, Oak Grove Sem
mary. of Fargo vs.. Kindred; Lari-
more VI. the winner Of the Cavalier
Inkster debate; Rugby VI. Egeland.
Mott vs.. Mandan, jamestown vs..
Rockford. Mohall ". Granville and
Velva vs.. Minot. Leeds and Devils
Lake will hold dual debates, as will
Crary and Rolla.
Winners Of the first series were:
Cogswell. negative. from Hankinson;
velva. affirmative. from Crosby; YAK
Grove, negative. from Enderlin:
jamestown. affirmative, from Syke.
ston; Granville, affirmative, from
Kenmare; sLarimsrs. affirmative.
from Valley City; Kindred, negative.
from Lisbon; New Rockford, mega.
tive, from Mcclusky; Mohail, mega
tive. from Sherwood: Minot from
Bismarck; Mott. negative, from Steele:
Cakes. negative, from Napoleon:
Egeland. Negative from Rolla; Rolla,
negative, from Eglland; Devils Lake
wnn tvirA fspnr,a sTn,.,,,a ~ u, -. -
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-31
Determination

"Clean living did it," said 17-year- old George
Young after he won $4,000 by being the only one
of scores of contestants to complete the long Cruel
ing swim from Santa Catalina Island to San Pedro.
Clean living; WE'LL undoubtedly that had lot to
do with it. No youngster Of II could have gone
through test like that had his body not been in
perfect condition. No lad who was accustomed to
hip TASKS md cigarets and late hours could nave
carried off that $4,000.
But somehow we have a notion Young failed to
name the chief item in the list of things responsible
for his success cast-iron determination to sue
coed that wouldn't give up under any circumstances
It's fine thing to have wel-conditioned body
that will do exactly what you ask it to. But even
more important is having will, determination,
to see through whatever you undertake; to grit
your teeth and plod along without thinking of sur
render.
Young wouldn't even have reached Los Angeles in
the first place if he had lacked that. He ran out
of funds in Chicago, remember, and borrowed 500
from none other than William Wrigley, promoter
of the swim, to complete his journey. Then he
went broke again, little farther west and actu-
ally covered the last third of his journey afoot and
In the autos of chance tourists
Y And his capital when the day of the swim dawned
few cents. He had to win that $4,000 to get
back home to Toronto had to win it to buy his next
= mech He couldn't fail-and he knew it.
Surely, every entrant in the big marathon wanted
to win, and wanted it badly. But Young, if we're
not mistaken, had that quality of gritty, bulldog
determination in just little greater degree than
any of them. He compelled his tired, racked body
to continue when he was twice struck by painful,
Gripping cramps; he compelled himself to keep
struggling when an adverse current swept him out
to after he had nearly reached his goal; he COM
PEELED himself to keep eternaly plugging along
when the entanpling slmy klein barred his path
time after time.
And so, where the others had to admit defeat.
Young won.
"Clean living undoubtedly helped. No man
could do what Young did if he was anything but q
clean living
But more important, to our notion, was his de-
termination to swim that nasty bit of Pacific ocean
in spite Of anything that could happen.
In winning he has taught US all valuable lesson.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-31
A Grim lob For Science

How it got here no knows. It came from
Europe, and 1917 is given the date of its appear
ance. It's visit is costing the United States mil
lions of dollars. It is the European corn borer.
"A farmer down in the Illinois corn belt was look
ing around in his fields day when he discovered
. tiny brown worm. He took it to the Kankaket
county farm bureau. The adviser told him it was
the corn borer and gave the news to the world
The borer showed up mysteriously in Massachu-
sets in 1917. It has multiplied and spread until
now it's domain is region Of 100000 miles. It has
moved in all directions with the If conditions
are to its liking it can destroy an entire crop of
In western New York many sweet corn growers
lost their crops for the last two seasons others took
losses Of 50 per cent. Now, with Indiana and ILL
nois menaced serious possibilities lie just ahead for
the national crop.
In the central states belt the annual produc-
tion Of corn runs to two and three billions of dol
lars II the borer gets to playing with this crop,
food prices may go to unheard Of figures.
Experts have racked their brains. Congress has
appropriated $10,O00,O0O to war on the pest. No
dusts or sprays reach the evil invader because it
burrows too deep. There has even been some dis
cusson of establishing nationwide cornless zones
TO fight the worm somewhat after the way rangers
fight forest fire.
The grim siege goes on. Here is an enemy no
bigger than mans little finger, and it is eating
the cash right out Of his wallet but he can't pin it
down. Science must find the way.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-31
Some Middle Western Laws
New York Times)

All the busy little legislators, conscientously do
ing their best to earn their salaries, coming in
for reprcOf from of the great ntelects of the
country. This must be unpleasantly surprising to
the public spirited statesmen whose brains creak in
the effort to devise more laws. But they see their
duty, plain pikestaff, and it is dull day that
does not witness brand bill introduced into one
legislature another by some overworked magma
ton.
The latest reports put Ohio, Oklahoma and In
diana at the head Of the competition for the most
fantastic proposals. Last week bill providing for
compulsory education in barbering for wouldbe bar
bers introduced by Mr.. Marshall of Cincinnati
He is, in addition to being representative ct the
popular will, secretarytreasurer of the International
Union Journeyman Horseshoers of the United States
and Canada. The measure he proposes prescribes
rigorous course of study to last not less than six
months and to include 900 hours of classroom and
"lab" work.
Candidates far diploma must be graduates of
the grade schools, and will spend their thousand
hours in study of these subjects:
Scientific fundamentals for barbering, hygiene,
bacteriocgy, histology of the hair skim nails mus
cles and nerves; structure of the head, face and
neck elementary chemistry relating to sterilization
and antiseptics; diseases Of the skim hair glands
and nails; massaging and manipulating the muscles
OF the upper body; hair cutting, shaving, and ar
ranging dressing, coorng and bleaching the
hair.
To prevent any mistake in the legal meaning of
barber, outline Of his functions is included
Shaving trimming the beard cutting, smuggling,
shampooing or dyeing the hair. applying any sort
OF treatment to beautify the face and removing any
excrescences such as warts, mcles or other blem-
ishes, from the scalp, face neck or upper part of
the body" are all part Of his profession Nurses
and doctors are specifically forbidden to trim or
shave patient "for cosmetic purposes" An Ohio
paper says that there chuckles from Mr.. Mar
shall's colleagues when he presented his bill They
must be remarkably polite and restrained COM
pany OF gentlemen. Shouts and outlaws might
have been expected.
Oklahoma is to be blessed. II Mr.. Charles Beaver
has his way, with law regulating the size OF Okla
bona biscuits. He wants them to be made not less
than three inches in diameter and more than enc
inch thick. The consistency Of the biscuit is not
mentioned, which seems IN unfortunate over
sight. But It was not m intentional omission for
the Judge feels strongly about II. s'The curse 81
the age h the socalled society biscuit In Indiana
the best that Has appeared Is the s6eriffs orde,
for gaioshes 70 b bucklsd ~ q NJ
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-31
The Business Of Empire


There is good deal Of talk in the papers these
days about Americas activities along the lines of
"enapire." A lot Of people seem to think that we
3r5 destined to extend sphere Of influence over
Z much bigger share Of the globes surface than is
now the case, and some Of them are vastly excited
abost It, one way and another.
VAL maybe it's true. It may be that this ma
800 = fatsd to become . vast world-rulihg power
fko the Rome q Augustus or the Mongol empire Of
Ghengis Khan
4t hRe's thought to ponder On before we start.
=. 1tate that dreams Of empire usually puts it's
go buao = order before It takes over management
a ~ neiehbors' affairs.
yhote asosa few places in the United States that
wDd stahd little attention. There are sore spots
Gsrrln; 4@se are certain little things about our
- AIfies, ~ ~ New York and Chicago; there are
- ~ "a nerations q shacks, called villages.
81 ~ coaI g regions; there srs mill towns
N1g1P poyof misery cowG n dark streets;
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-31

there are--well, the list could be extended good
Bit
1t might be we'll for to devote ourselves to
these problems and let our children, when they are
grown, think of empire.
'He that ruleth his own spirit is greater than h.
that taketh city" That applies to nations well
as to individuals.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-31
HOTEL MAN IS DEAD

Killdeer.-Richards Daniels. hotel
proprietor. died last Saturday at the
age Of 70 years. He has been engaged
In the hotel business here for the
past 10 years. The deceased is sur
vived by several children. =
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-31
A THOUGHT

Prove al things: Hold fast to that
which il good Thess. s:2l. S.
l will listen to anyone's convic-
tions, but pray keep your doubts to
yourself.--Goethc.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-31
Justajingle

We're going to . blowout, 50
An auto We will hire,
Said he. And then the blowout cam
Down in the auto tire.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-31

Atlanta penitentiary convicts are
hoping Earl Carroll gets there in
time to help stage the annual prison
show. Unfortunately the prison
bathtubs all are nailed down, how
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-31

test will be held at the state univer-
sity here on . date to be announced
later, according to Yoder.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-31

Mrs. Chaplin cen fin6 only part
of her husbands reported millions.
The fact she can't 60 through his
pockets at night is one disadvantage.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-31

BY Tom, Sims

BY Tom Sims
Army mules kicked 80 to death last
year, while only eight were killed in
commercial aviation. Why not send
the mules to Nicaragua?
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-31
ever, and there isn't bottle of wine
or a pretty girl in the place.

The men who threw real eggs in
a Cleveland playhouse should have
guardians to keep them from wasting
their fortunes that way.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-31

Today's definitions: the first of the
period when the door
bell calls people to the windows.
Copyright, 1927, NEA Service, Inc
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-10-21
" polepsovns Good Shepherd
chovanky Sc vzboufily.

Jeptisky rfdfcf "House of
the Good Shepherd pro Ger
nosske dfvky ma Calverton
road a Franklin ulici, nuceny
byly nedeli volati ku pomocl
policii, kdyz dvacet ctyfi Ger
nosske d1vky v nedeln1 skole
sc vzbourily. Ku nepofadku
doslo, kdyz tri d1vky pocaly Sc
rvati.
Kdyz tri straznfci prispecha-
Ii jeptiskam ku pomoci, nalezly
dfvky bud zapas1c1 mezi sebou
anebo zpfvajicf anebo tancuji-
CT. We sve divoke veselosti nj
cily vse, co jim do ruky prislo.
|Nabytek j okna roztloukly.
VzbouTenky byly We veku cd
9 do 18 rokI. Nektere posla-
ny budou do jineho 1stavu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-10-21
Strihani v mestske sluzbs.

Charles F. Goob, predseda
Department. verejnych prac1,
odporucil We stredu zruSen1
mnohych mist V mestske sluz-
be. Odporucil, aby nebylo zfi-
zeno 81 novych mist NEST
skych nemocnicfch. Tim use
treno byti ma 2 rozpoetu ma
budouci rok $4,000. 2 jfdel-
niho listku nemocnic usetreno
byti ma $4,000. Dale odpo-
rucil setrenl v obnosu $4,000
ma obleclch a lozn1m pradle,
$4,000 ma lecich, $1,000 ma sluz
mem atd.
Goob zamysli rozpocty ma
budoucl rok sniziti aspon o je-
den million dolaru, Gill 10 cen
tn z danove zakladny.
Sest danovych 1ctG roznase-
c1 propusteno re sluzby. Vsi-
chni jsou demokrate. Jedn1m
z Mich je syn demokratick ktho
bossa Mahona. Propusten1 da-
nj ma istinu pro znovuustano-
venf v mestske s1uzbe an vsich-
nj byli " civilni sluzbe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-10-21
Prohibice.

V Rampant, kterou vede pro-
ii otravene kofalce 'Sdruzeni
prot necistemu lfhu", v jehoz
poradnim sboru zaseda 100
prominentnfch lekard, upozor-
nuje ma smutny fakt, re otra-
vena koralka zavinila $4,000
smrtf vice We Spojenych Sta
tech cd roku 1920 nezli usmr-
ceno bylo We valce Americkych
vojakn otravnymi plyny a ku-
lemi.
Novy zpasob delanf ko-
ralky odkryt. Kofalka tenkra-
te "tazena" byla bananoveho
oleje. Ma patent pfisli prohi-
bicni agent v 1tery v 600 bio
ku N. Fremont ulice. V dome
bananovy olej "cisten" byl II
ravou sodou. Olej padal ns
dno ma povrch vydral-se al
kohol. TTi: Joseph |. Diggs
Charles Adreson a Robert Ar
baugh s patentem svym byl
sebrani a uvezneni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-10-21
Ubrani mas.

V den "a. rijna mesto Balti-
more bude v nebezpec1, re do
byto bude a zniceno nepTite-
lem ktery ma mas pritahne cd
Washingtonu.
Utechou jest nam zasl1benl,
re armada hajicl mesto proti
nepTlteli, mas uchranf.
Obranou nasf bude 16. PEST
brigada skladajfc1 Sc z 10. a "a
pluku pechoty, prvn1 brigada
poln1ho delostrelectva sklada-
jic1 sc re 16. 6. regimentu a
skadrona 3. pluku jizdy.
Ably neprfteli ma mas tahnou-
cimu nebolely prilis nohy, We
zen bude ma trucfch.
Po boji konana bude pfehlid
ka maj. generalem, Douglas
Macarthur.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-10-21
Pomahal 81 k penszIm.

Samuel Krinchuk, 80 rokG
starry z $500 bloku Boston ulice
delal z peti dolarG dvaceti do
larry. z udavan1 falesnych pc
neg netesil Sc dlouho. Byl v
sobotu chycen a uveznen. Pc
nezokaz podvedl nekolik OBJ
chodnfkG We vychodni casti me-
sta.
Dopaden byl v cukrarskem
obchodu Roy Mastracci ma
Cough ulici, kde 81 koupil slad-
ky napoj a zaplatil nepravou
dvacltkou. Mastracci prohledl
81 "dvaceti dolar", ktery hned
mu podezrely byl, zatelefono-
val policii ptacek byl kleci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-10-21
Rijnove letosni deste dosahly
rekordu.

Zapadnf Maryland ohrozen
byl We stredu v noci povodn1
reky Potomac. Pc padesat ro-
XII nespadlo We statu nasem to-
lik deste jake v letosnim f1jnu.
Dest v horach promenil Sc
We snih v 1tery. Reka Poto-
mac vystoupila We Wiliamsport
Md, O osm stop a stoupala We
stredu kazdou hodinu asi o tri
ince. PTitoky Potomacu We
Washington okresu rozvodne-
ny byly We stTedu. Mensi mo-
sty Sharpsburg, Boonsboro a
Keedyville smeteny byly voda-
mi. V horach v Allegheny a
Garrett okres1ch stromy zatl-
zene snehem Sc polamaly, tele-
fonni a telegrafni spojeni pre-
ruseno bylo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-10-21
SpoleGnosf elektrickych kar
ma novy ubytek.

Spolecnost elektrickych po-
ulicnfch kar, ktera pilne pra-
cuje ma tom, ably mohla vybira-
ii 10 cent? jfzdneho, oznamu-
je, re v polovici prvnf meslce
r1jna vybrala o mnoho meme
ma jfzdnem nezli kdy pomerne
pred tim v teze dobe.
Vybrala pry meme O $27.-
$50. S vyslechem pocne komi-
Sc vefejne sluzby 27. r1jna.
Linwood L. Clark, pravnf "a
stupce lidove korporace, tez
nezahalf a pTipravuje Sc ma boz
proti spolecnosti. Jest ovsem
otazka, zdali celia prace kor.
porace bude CO platna. T
moznf cht6jf vice pen6z. T
mali must zaplatit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-10-21
Tndiany pred vyhubenlm "a
chranila matka.

Jesse Craft, sedm roku stary
bojovnfk proti IndianGm, od-
zbrojen byl v pondeli ma poll
cejni stanici, kde mu wall va
lecnou sekeru a vzduchovou
flintu, s nimiz Sc rozhodl tab
nouti proti IndianGm tyto Wy
hubiti. Policista Hood zajal
nebojacneho hrdinu ma Bush u
ici We Westport, kan az dosel
z Glyndon avenue, aby "zato-
cil' s Blackfeet Indiany ma W.
stave B. & o. drahy v Hale
thorpe. Ma policejnf stanici u
dal, re je Washingtonu. Ia
kratko valecna lest jeho byla
odkryta matka zavolana. Hr-
dina odveden byl domG mat
kou neozbrojenou. Nevpletla-
Ii sc il donna do rukou poradna
h1l, historic nepov1da.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-10-21
Pro chatrne zdravi parolovan.

Jacob A. Dozen, byvaly pro-
minentnf pravnfk z Belair, jenz
odbyva 81 trest osmileteho "a
lafe We zdejsf kaznici, byl pa
rolovan ma odporucen1 lekar1
uznavsfch, re krcn1 jeho neduh
mu osudnym byti niue kazde-
no okamziku.
Dozen zproneveTil $500. 2
trestu odslouzil 81 rok a Z me-
sfc1. Je star 65 rokG.
Pc prozrazen1 ujel z Belair
do Texasu, kde zatcen byl. Sta
ly prot nemu zaloby ma zpro-
nevery v obnosu 100000. Sou
zen odsouzen byl jenom je-
dne zaloby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-10-21
Kun projel oknem.

Poplach mezi automobilisty
a pesaky zpGsoben byl ma Ho-
ward ulici kolem pGl noci z ne
dele ma pondel1, kdyz kun "a
prazeny do postovn1ho vozu Sc
splash a u Baltimore ulice vjel
ma chodnlk a z tohoto do okna
obchodu S. Goldheima. Roz-
bitym sklem porezan byl kun
a plec mu prerazena. Musel
byti ma m1ste zastrelen.
Nehodu zavinil nejaky auto
mobilista, ktery v blfzkosti ko-
ne stojfcfho u chodniku, zatlm
co postovnf zr1zenec vyb1ral
psanf postovnl skflnky, v e
sve blbosti nahlou ranou kone
poplasil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-10-21
do neho vjel a z mista nestestl

do neho vjel a z mfsta nestestl
ujel.
William E. Gray Middle
river odsouzen byl ma 80 dni do
v6zenl, re jel automobilem,
kdyz pred tim mu licens odfia-
ia byla.
- Israel Sapperstein z Refs
terstown road pokutovan byl
$500 "a falesne udanl re pro-
dal automobil "a jehoz majet-
nici registrovana byla jeho ze-
ma. Ku pokut6 pfidano mu SIS
re ukazal falesne znamky
$40 re dal prenesti titul ku au-
tomobilu ne We SVEN jmenu.
- We stfedu poranen byl so
lety James Milsted z N. Front
ulice, kdyz prechazel Market
place u Water ulice. Automo-
bilista nechal starce lezeti ma
dlazbe a ujel.
= Adelaide M. Beazley, So
leta hotovitelka zenskych klo-
boukG N. Charles ulice pfi
pfechazen1 Madison ulice u
Charles srazena byla automo-
bilem Ernesta c.. Hearne, jenz
zranenou odvezl po nestestf do
nemocnice.
Osmnact rok1 stara Hill
da Shavitz z Whittier avenue
zranena byla ma Hartford ave.
= Raymond Burnham poku-
tovan byl $49.35 "a zranenl
automobilem Charlese Buck
inghama. Buckinghamovi pre-
razeny byly ODE nohy. K SOU
du belhati Sc musel ma berllch.
Zranen byl pred peti mes1ci.
Burnham jel ma chybne strane
ulice, nemel patricna svetla a.
nj icens. Ia to vse dostal ce-
lych 40 dolarG a kousek poku-
ty!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-10-21
z mladika vyvinula Sc divka.

Policejnl straznlk, James
Mack, zatkl v utery ma Gay u
lici High diva mlad1ky. Pc
zatceni poznal, re jeden z mich
je divka. Wal je ma 1strednl
policejni stanici, kde mladik-
holka udala, re Sc jmenuje
."Pani" Helen Tokarz.
"Vzdyt isl jenom jeste di-
te", zasmal Sc sergeant.
Panl Tokarz pohrdlivym
1smevem odsekla: "Jiz jsem
tri roxy vdana a nam dite."
Jak jste stara?"
'Sedmnact."
Pr1vodce "panl" udal re je
Is rok1 starry Edwin Frey a re
utekl domu rodicG, {. ITO
Rutland avenue pred tydnem
a re S panf Tokarz prave prijel
z Petersburgu, Va, truckem do
Baltimore a re takto nema "a
dne zamestnan1 a pan1 Tokarz
je tanecnici re sc nj setkal
v Petersburgu a re prijeli do
Baltimore hledati 81 praci a ze
uradili Sc ponevac nell jen So
radeji z Petersburgu jiti pesky
a cestou S nekym Sc svezti a ze
proto nejlepe bude, kdyz panf
Tokarz Sc oblece v muzske sa-
ty. Dobromyslny rfdic trucku
sebral je ma silnici a zavezl do
Baltimore.
Pani Tokarz udala, re je re
Silvertown v Texas a re ,po
hadce manzelem mu rekla, ze
pGjde hledat stest1 ma Coney
Island, kde nejaky cas- byla ci-
snice tanecnice. Kdyz poll
Gle patnactileteho ochrance a
PAM Tokarz cd sebe oddelili,
nellbilo sc jim oddelen1.
Policie tomu manzelstv1 mno-
no nepriklada v1ry "a patra.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-10-21
Pet rokH "a automobilove
podvodv.

Irwin Sachs, 25 rokd starry,
spolumajitel Sachs Automo-
bile Exchange v 100 bloku
Cathedral ulice, odsouzen byl
stredu pro podvodne prodeje
automobile ma pet rokG do We
zenl. Otec jeho, Louis Sachs,
jenz primal sc ku vine a jenz
odsouzen byl ma 2 roxy, byl pa
rolovan ma slib sveho pravnfho
zastupce, re nahradf $2500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-10-21
Sto deset tisic osob navstivilo
vystavu posledni den.

V sobotu, kdy byl posledn1
den vystavy B. & O. drahy v
Halethorpe, navst1vena byla
tato obrovskym zastupem clta-
jiclm 10000 osob. Vystavu
celkem navst1vilo 100000 O.
sob behem 20 dn1.
Vystava zGstala nedotknuta
jeste nedeli. V pondel1 po-
cato odstranovan1m proza-
timn1ch budov.
Vystava byla nadobycej "a
jlmavou a poucnou. Byla di-
vadlem, ,ktere snad nebude nam
nikdy dopTano spatTiti vice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-10-21
Spragins vinnym z vrazdy /.
stupne.

V Towson uznan byl vinnym
re zavrazdenf zalarn1ho hl1da-
&c, Alfredo H. Walkera, Ben
5amin F. Spragins, trestanec
kaznice. Hlfdace zastfelil pfi
pokusu 1teku, o ktery Sc poku-
sill spolu Charles P. Carey.
Hlfdac zastTelen byl 5. cerven-
ce. Spragins zadal Q novy
soud. Az O zadosti jeho roz-
hodnuto bude, bude stanoven
pro n6ho trest.
Soud sc Spraginem trval diva
dny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-10-21
Sednutl ma klobouk skoncilo
zabitim jednoho a soudem
druheho.

Thomas L. Hoban souzen
jest kriminalnlm soudem pro
zabitf Johna Beegana v srpnu.
V hadce, jez mezi obema po-
vstala, Hoban zabil Beegana.
Hadka povstala, kdyz Ho-
ban vracejfcl Sc re zabavy, Sc
dl v pTeplnenem AUTOMOBILE ma
klobouk Beegana. Hoban, jenz
v hadce Beegana probodl, jest
"a roxy star.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-10-21
Tri cernosi usmrceni spatnou
koralkou.

V nedeli v noci "slavilo" asi
25 cernochG a cernosek do
me Arthura Blanda, {. 27O6
Reese ulice. Den pc zabave je-
den cernoch zemrel a to hosti-
tel Bland. V 1tery zemrel dal-
81 host, Richard Holman, We
stredu tret1, Arthur Moore. Ne
kolik jinych tezce Sc roznemo-
hlo.
Policie severovychodn1 stani-
ce vysetrila, ze slavfcf cernosi
udelali mezi sebou sbfrku a z
penez sebranych koupili koral-
ku.