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Evening star., 1927-10-06
NEW PASSENGER PLANES
TO LINK COAST CITIES
Trustees of Guggenheim Fund to
Loan Money for Air
Enterprise.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 6.-Trustees
Of the Daniel Guggenheim fund for
the promotion of aeronautics have ap-
proved an equipment loan for the pur-
chase of three multi-motored airplanes
to be operated on a model passenger
airway between Los Angeles and San
francisco, Harry f. Guggenheim,
president of the fund, announced here.
The Western Air Express, which
will operate the line, intends to estab-
llsh regular service early next year
on three hour daylight schedule over
Il route which must be approved for
passenger transport by the aeronautics
division Of the Department of Com
merce, Mr.. Guggenheim said.
The equipment loan is the first to
be made by the trustees in accordance
with the recently adopted policy of the
fund to authorize such loans for en-
couraging the development of passen-
ger carrying air lines, he said.
Evening star., 1927-10-06
WAR ON PROPAGANDA
FOR LIQUOR is URGED
Mrs. Mary Haslup Asks w. C. T.
q. to Fight Wets-Election to
Be Held Today.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FREDERICK. Md, October g.
Election of officers and various re-
ports occupied the attention of the
delegates to the fifty-secOnd State con-
vention of the Maryland w. c. T. u.
in session here today.
An ADDRESS by Mrs. Mary r. Haslup
State president. in which she appealed
to the members to stage an extensive
war against wet propaganda. featured
yesterdays meeting.
Mrs. Howard M. Hoge of Lincoln,
Va, president of the Virginia union
and secretary of the national body,
also delivered an inspiring address
last night. Miss Annie d. Starr of
Baltimore, State corresponding secre-
tary, gave a lengthy report on the
organizations activities of the past
year,
The convention will close tonight.
Evening star., 1927-10-06
WHIPPEE FILES SUIT.
Artist Wants Accounting Concern
ing Antique Articles.

Charles A. Whipple, the artist who
is working on the restoration of the
mural paintings at the United States
Capitol, has filed suit in the District
Supreme Court for an accounting and
discovery against Benjamin Veaner
and Edith J. Veaner, trading as the
Benjamin Veaner Co., dealer in an
tiques, at 1904 Eighth street. Whip
pie says that during the last few
years he intrusted to the antique con-
Germ Jacobean sideboard about 800
years old and Vernis Martin writing
table about 100 years old, two rugs
and two candlesticks, to be sold under
conditions dictated by him. No sales
have been made. he states, and the de-
PENDANTS have declined to account to
him or to return the property. He is
represented by Attorneys H. S. Hin
richS and f. c. KriZ.
Evening star., 1927-10-06
LAWYERS SCHOOL OPENS
UNDER O'LEARY TONIGHT
Instructions Given to Practicing
Attorneys in Pleading, Practice
and Other Subjects.

The Lawyers School, a law school
for practicing lawyers, will open for
mally tonight at 8:45 o'clock at its
quarters on the third floor Of 1910 H
street. The school, which will be
conducted by James j. O'Leary of the
District and Maryland bars, is de-
signed to give practical instruction in
procedure and research to members of
the bar now practicing.
No degrees will be conferred on
graduates. Courses will deal with
procedure, pleading, practice. evil
dence, trial work, briefs, legal re-
search and the practical conduct of
litigation. Students will be given the
benefit Of actual appearance in court.
Mr.. O'Leary has been assistant
United States attorney for years
and law instructor for more than
Is years. He was an honor graduate
in the class Of 1911, Georgetown Law
School.
Evening star., 1927-10-06
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 6.-Mme.
Luella Melius, prima donna Of The
Chicago Opera Co. and champion of
unshorn locks, Is distressed over the
conduct of sophisticated bobbed-haired
women at sea.
Returning from Europe yesterday
on the French liner Degrasse, she
said:
There were only ITO men in the
cabin, and they were mostly elderly.
The majority Of the women were
young, or they looked young, and
nearly all seemed to be bent upon
capturing a man. The older men
were the favorite marks for the flap
pers.
"A scientist in Vienna informed mo
that q woman who bobs her hair loses
her power of concentration. The
bobbed-haired women on the Degrasse
Evening star., 1927-10-06
FRENCH ENVOY ATTACKED.
De Billy Fights Off Two Japanese
Who Damage Auto.

TOXIC. October R.-It Is
learned that an automobile bearing
the French Ambassador. Robert de
Billy, was attacked and damaged by
two japanese last Sunday. The Am.
hassador. who was driving from
kamakura to Yokohama, was not
injured.
The attackers are said to have been
intoxicated. The Ambassador and
two naval officers who were in the
car fought them off until police ar
rived and arrested them.
The Ambassador regards the incl
dent as Of little importance and has
made no complaint to the foreign
office.
Evening star., 1927-10-06
Christian Endeavor Elects.
pecial Dispatch to The Star.

Special DISPATCH 70 The star.
FREDERICK, Md, October g.
Officers were elected at the close OF
the thirty-sixth annual County Chris
tian Endeavor Union convention held
at Graceham, Nd, as follows: Byron
Coblentz. Myersville, president; Mrs
Harry Null, Graceham, vice president
Miss Mabel Marker. Myersville, secre
tary-treasurer, and Maynard Main
Buckeystown, superintendent. Miss
Ellen Wachtel, Myersville, won the
oratorical contest held in conjunction
with the convention.
Evening star., 1927-10-06
Pictures to BE Replaced.

During the resumed business ses-
sion, Mr.. Topham pnt his former sug-
gestion in an orderly motion and as
voted upon by the association the mo-
ton calls for ''the replacement Of the
pictures by the hall and archives
committee"
John ClaGctt rr3":nr. a vice presi-
dent, aprcaici - the association on
Evening star., 1927-10-06
HOWARD BRUCHEY DIES.
Pearl, Md, Man Leaves. Wife and
Six Children.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FREDERICK, Md, October g.
Howard Burnside Bruchey, 65 years
old, father of Mrs. Edward Neff and
brother Of Charles Bruchey. both of
Washington, died at his home, near
Pearl, Md, yesterday.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow at the late residence. His
widow and five children survive.
Evening star., 1927-10-06

behalf of Joseph s. Simson, historian n
| of Hiram Lodge. No. 10, +. A. A. NJ,
who attended the meeting. for knowl.
edge of the existence of pictures of
the old Town Hall and market house
which occupied site on the north
side of Pennsylvania avenue at
| Twentieth and 1 streets, from 1902
until the middle of the nineteenth CEN
tury, and Thomas Wilson, first
worshipful master Of the lodge. Mr..
Proctor explained that Hiram Lodge
will celebrate it's centennial during
this year and for that reason is
anxious to obtain the pictures.
The old Town Hall and market
house was two-story brick structure
Its lower floor was used to house the
stalls for the Western Market, while
the upper floor, was a public hall
which was the second meeting place
of Hiram Lodge. The Union Engine
protection of the War and Navy
buildings. was housed in frame
structure on the Twentieth street side
of the market house for many years.
The old Union Engine House, in
which the Association of Oldest In
habitants meets, subsequently housed
| the company until July /, 1864, when
the present paid companies" ended
the necessity for volunteer fire depart
ments.
Returning President Greeted.
The meeting last night was opened
by MIR. Noyes and, once order was
called, Mr.. Topham arose to extend
the associations greeting to the re-
turned president. Mr.. Topham de-
ri rod fhaf M. Novoc had haon rniSSpd
from his official chair during the vaca-
ton period and he expressed the as
sociation's pleasure in the presidents
return.
In response TO the greeting, Mr..
Noyes declared that he also had missed
the association with his fellow
members, contending that, as years
pass, association with old friends in
creases its value and meaning to
those who share it.
Mr.. Duhamel presented to the asso-
citation the silver loving cup which
was won by it's participation in the
firemens Labor day parade. and
which the police and firemen's relief
committee had awarded to Mr.. Du-
hamel, as chairman of the Labor day
committee, for the organization last
week. At the motion of Percy B.
israel, it was voted to inscribe upon
the cup the names of the members
who pulled the old Columbia engine
in the parade.
j. Eliot Wright, speaking for Will
liam L. Luckett, a member, pre-
sented the association with n piece
of wood from the hull OF the famous
old yacht America. which first won
the renowned "America's cup" in it's
race around the Isle Of Wight.
The bit of timber was taken
from the vessels planking when she
was overhauled at the Washington
Navy Yard some years ago, Mr..
Luckett explained.
George F. Downing was elected to
membership during the business ses-
sion Of the meeting.
Evening star., 1927-10-06
RELICS REMOVAL
. ST|RS DISCUSSION
Association of Oldest Inhab.
itants Decides to Save Pic
lures of Old Capital.

A lively discussion was invoked at
last nights meeting of the Association
OF Oldest Inhabitants in the Old En-
gine House, Nineteenth and Fl streets.
when one of the members suggested
informally that "all save a chosen
few" of the associa tions collection of
picture relics of early Washington be
removed from the walls of the meet
ing hall and stored in a smaller room
of the building.
For several months the association
has considered plans for the renova-
ton of the meeting hall, and the MEM
bership, at recent meeting, voted to
have the ceiling of the old chamber
repapered. No definite action was
taken regarding the walls and their
wealth of relics, however, and during
O. recess in the meeting last night,
Albion X. Paris suggested that most
of these old pictures that nobody ever
looks at except as | am scanning
them now" should be removed from
the walls during the cleanup process.
busted packed and stored in one or
the lesser rooms of the hall.
''They may remain there untii
doomsday." Mr.. Paris explained.
have a suitable building with proper
galleries for the correct display of
these pictures, and then. If they are
properly stored, they will be IN MT
condition for exhibition"
az make this suggestion entirely in
formally for proper action OF the nan
and archives committee, and IL that
body sees fit, a chosen few or the
nictures might be rehung after these
walls are cleaned, but certainly not
all of them"
Others Oppose Removal.
Other members of the association
promptIy took the floor to register
their opinions, which indicated OPP
position to the retirement" of the
relics.
James +. Duhamel, chairman of
the hall and archives committee, de-
clared that there was some duplica-
ton of pictures in the collection which
might be sorted in an effort TO give
more wall space.
Another member reminded the as
sociation that each and every pic
ture and relic placed on the walls of
the hall was accepted with the organi-
zations vote of thanks and he con-
tended I'VE can't make junk of them
now" At this juncture Theodore w.
Noyes. president of the association,
presiding for the first time following
his return to Washington from his
vacation, remarked that if the pic
lures were to be retired" theirs would
be honorable retirement"
Washington Topham, a vice presi-
d of the association, suggested that
while the renovation Of the hall was
in progress the pictures should be
cleaned and properly identified and
then replaced at the discretion of the
hall and archives committee. Mr..
Noyes requested Mr.. Topham to frame
a motion to that effect and the recess
was declared closed.
Pictures to BE Replaced.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-11
Oloupen o SIG.

Samuel Tyler z E. Baltimore
ulice, oznamil severovychodni
policejn1 stanici, re prepaden
byl dvema muzi, kdyz vchazel
casne rano do sveho bytu a O.
loupen jimi $19. V kapse
nechai mu jeden dollar.
= Tri zatceni byli pro okra-
deni vojaka, Michaela Brady
O zlate hodinky v Gene $53 v
dome, {. 1415 Eastern avenue.
Zatceni podrzeni We vezeni
byli. Leo Stumptner, James
Parker a James Hill. Policista
Stump, nalezl ukradene hodin-
ky V zachode ma 3. poschodi
domu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-11
Salatovy kral byl "cerny a
modrY."

V zalobe, kterou O rozvod
zadala manzelka Simona Gel
fanda, obchodn1ka v Lexington
trznici po licen1 vsech hr1z
stavu manzelskeho zalujfci
manzelkou, dosla rada na sve-
dectv1 zalovaneho manzela.
Manzel lfcil sebe pred SOU
dem jake ssvych povinnost1 zna
1y manzel m1rne povahy. Man
zelku lfcil jako vzdy nespoko-
jenou, vystrednf zenu, ktera
dvakrate jej stloukla, postipa-
la jeho rameno az z cernalo a
zmodralo, hodila pc mem mlec-
nou lahv1 a knihou.
Gelfand rozhodne Sc bran1,
aby soud povolil manzelce jeho
castecny rozvod, vyzivne pra
vo ma jejich tf1 dftky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-11
Cd dvefi ku dverirn.

Po dobu pGl tretf hodiny v ne
deli policejnf ambulance byla
We sluzbe pro nemocnou zenu,
iez poslana byla Mercy ne
mocnice do Bay View, odtud
zpet do Mercy a z Mercy opet
do Bay View, kdez konecne
prijata osetrena.
Anna Greek, jak udala sve
jm6no, V sobotu prijela do Mer-
cy nemocnice a odtud, ponevac
odepTela poslechnouti, kTicela
a hrozila skociti S okna, posla-
ma byla do Bay View, jak vylo-
lila predstavena. V Bay View
pro nedostatek mista nemohla
byti pTijata. Vzata byla ma
zpet do Mercy a odtud do Bay
View zpet, kde m1sto il male
Zeno.
Superintendent Bay View
nemocnice, Lougan, udal, re
pTijetf nemocne bylo otazkou
pouhe lidskosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-11
Otraven " garazi.

Asi otravnymi plyny re sve-
no automobile otraven byl 27
rokG starry Charles Serio, OBJ
chodn1k ovocem v Lexington
trznici V noci re soboty ma ne
deli.
Serio nalezen byl manzelkou
svoj1 a sestrou mrtev v auto
mobilu stoj1cfm v garazi "a je-
no domem, {. $500 Garrison
Boulevard. Automobil stal v
zavrene garazi zat1m CO stroj
stale Sci.
Zatfm CO cekal, brzo-li
kava pocne Sc variti, 65 rok6
starry Adam Lorber, {. 442 N
Gay ulice, otraven byl svltiply-
nem v kuchyni domu. Nalezen
byl mrtev lez1cf ma podlaze U
kamen, ma nichz kava Sc vaTi-
la a nichz druhym horakem
plyn unikal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-11
Mayorske primarily treba bu-
dou live.

V 1tery William Curran O.
znamil svetu, re nebude kandi
dovati "a mayora mesta Balti-
more.
Curranovo prohlaseni ucine.
no bylo kratce po rozmluve
bossa Franka Kellyho, niz
tento zfetelne rekl, re je -"pro
mestskeho kontrolora Graha-
ma, bez jakychkoliv snad, je-
slize aneb ponevac."
Frank Kelly, boss .demokra-
ticke masiny a mayor mesta,
Jackson, hovofili klidne a pra-
Itelsky o tom, kdo vlastne ma Sc
uchazeti o Trad ma demokrati-
cke tikete. Porada skoncila
Ineprlznive pro Jacksona.
V Annapolis, kde Kelly Sc
zdrzel v 1tery v zakonodarne,
Kelly jasne rekl, re je pro Ora
hama.
Kelly otazan, jake je jeho
stanovisko v6ci Jacksonovi, CO
Sc tyce jeho kandidatury zno-
Vuzvolenl. Kelly rekl, bude-li
Sc Jackson uchazeti 1rad /:
"Tenkrat my no vyplatlme." I"
ze Jackson v padu uchazeni
Sc o urad, bude mfti pTi sobe
mnohe, je jisto.
Governor Richie odeplra RI
ci tax nebo onak. Co vsemo-
houci Fuerst mysl1, nechava 81
pro sebe.
A volici? Well, ii poslech-
nou az Sc jim rozkaz da.
A proto: primarily budou
tTeba live!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-11
Zransn blizko nemocnice.

Frank j. Jerabek, As rokt
starry z {. 16 N. Madeira ulice
byl jenom nekolik set yardl cd
nemocnice, kde hledati mel po-
moci lekarske, kdyz srazen byl
automobilem Lloyda Blossera
z Dundalk, pred mestskou ne
mocnic1 ma Eastern avenue.
= Kdyz vessel S chodniku ma
Hartford road u May avenue,
aby vessel do elektricke kary,
AS rokG stary George j. Shaw,
zasazen byl automobilem Law
renee c.. Rebhama a tezce IRA
men.
= Frank Spies, 81 rokd sta
ry z {. 100 N. Bond ulice, tez-
ce zranen byl automobilem v
dtery ma Hartford road. Au-
tomobil rldil Rubin R. Glenn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-11
Gather vysetril nevinu kapi-
tana detektivH.

Policejnf komisar Gather,
zbavil veskere viny kapitana
detektiv1, Charlese H. Burnse
a ostatnich clenG detektivnlho
odboru naTknutf, re tyran1m
tax zvanym third degree"
chteli vynutiti priznan1 z
Edwarda A. Kimballa, jenz
vyslychan byl ma podezTen1 z
podvod1, zavren a pax uznan
nevinnym. Kimball skrze sve-
ho obhajce Bonsala obvinil
Burnse a detektivy, re telesne
jej tryznili nutice jej ku pfi-
znani, ktere Kimball, ponevac
nevinny, ovsem uciniti nemohl.
Kimball obzalovan byl, re
podvedl Michaela Fumiciello O
$4,000 Jedenacteho listopa-
du Kimball kriminaln1m SOU
dem uznan byl vinnym. Tyden
ma to nejvyssf soud povolil mu
novy soud. Osmeho ledna stat
nj navladni uznal, re Kimball
je nevinnym, coz potvrdil Via
dn1 soud.
Bonsall, kdyz zpraven, ze
kapitan Burns a detektivove u
znani byli nevinnymi z telesne-
no tyranl Kimballa, uznal ce-
| II vyslech policejnlho komisa-
re, "a mic.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-11
Arcibiskup proti nedslnim
moovies.

Arcibiskup Curley V pondeli
vecer mluvil We shromazdeni
"Katolickych Deer Ameriky"
" Alcazar.
Ukazav ma statisticka data,
arcibiskup fekl, re We 4O4 po-
hyblivych obrazcfch, jez kato-
lickymi censory prozkoumany
byly, jednano je O: III pTfpa-
dech manzelske nevery, 113
pr1padech, v nichz d1vky chte-
il chraniti svoji cest, 38 pTipa-
dech rozvod1, 140 prfpadech
pitt d1vek, 80 pr1padech kou-
renf dfvek, 81 prfpadech neslu-
snych tancG, 172 pr1padech ne
mravnych oblekn.
Archbishop je toho nahledu,
re delnfk nepotrebuje nedelni
moovies, ponevac v tydnu kaz-
dy vecer ma ma ne dosti casu.
Prohlasil, re je proti dovole-
nj nedeln1ch moovies, ponevaG
tax mnohe z Mich jsou "smut'
- po cesku asi: shnile.
Ohledne prohibice rekl, ze
pokud zakonem je, ma byt
zachovavana, c1mz neni rece.
no, re Americt1 obcane by ne
meli pravo pracovati pro zme
nu zakona..
Uvedl, re nedavno v jinen
statu prodlevaje uvidel We skle
pc sveho hostitele nadobu n;
palen1 koralky, kterou mu jak'
Vanocnf dar poslala zena soud
lce nejvysslho statnlho soudu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-11
Posvitili 81 ma governera.

Streda byla dnem, kdy ma
1900 lovcd ustric jich zastup-
ca shrnulo sc ma zakonodarnu
V Annapolis, aby jednomyslne
zavrhli predlohu pred zakono-
darnou ku jednani predloze-
nou ma pronajmut1 mist, kde u
stfice V Chesapeake zalivu a
prilehaj1c1ch vodach jsou.
Byvaly governor Harrington,
rekl vyboru zakonodarny, re
Sc boji, re pronaj1mani mist u
sneseno jest navrhovateli, aby
kapitaliste mohli sc zmocniti
kontroly mad misty, kde ustri-
ce zijf."
j. H. Legg z Queen Annes
okresu, jenz mluvil "a 700 low
cu, rekl govern6rovi Ritchie a
clenum vyboru, re kdyby byla
pfedloha tato byvala prednese-
ma pred posledn1mi volbami,
Maryland by dnes mel republi-
kanskeho governera republi-
kanskou zakonodarnu.
Dodal, re governor Ritchie a
vybor "byl popleten navrhem
pronajmutl."
Kapitan William Northam z
Charles okresu vycetl governe-
row: "Nedavam vam zadny
kredit pro ustanoven1 nynejsi
komise mad rybolovem."
Governor Ritchie sc hail,
ze jeho poctivou snahou je Wy
pracovati co nejleps1 pTedlohu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-11

Tfmto cislem vstupuje "Te-
legraf" do devatenacteho roku
sve existence.
"Telegraf" vstupuje do OBJ
dobf toho tim vedomfm, re Sc
snazil plniti poslan1 sve, jak
"a nynejSich tezkych dob pro
Geske novinarstvi V teto zemi
moznym jest.
"Telegraf" dekuje srdecne
svym odberatelGm a pfatelGm
"a podporu a pratelstvi. S We
domfm, re toto bude nam mi
lymi nasimi prfznivci dano i v
nastavaj1cf dob6, volame jim
vSem: "Dik" "Zdar" nadale
Vydavatelstvo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-11
Zastrelil Sc " parku.

V Druid Hill parku nalezen
byl v 1tery Al rokd stary Frank
Peppler Clifton avenue sire
leny. Ia dive hodiny po male
zenl zemTel v nemocnici. Pep
pier strelil sc v automobilu ma
Prospect Hill.
- Prevracena plynova ka-
menka zavinila smrt Franka
Crafta, 54 roxy stareho, v {.
612 E. Lombard ulice. Podle
vsech znamek pfevrhl kamen-
ka, nichz uchazel incapable
ny plyn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-11
Radeji do vezeni nez Sc zenou
Sc hadati.

Steve Marguski pozadal po-
licistu,. aby jej radeji zavrel
nezli nechal jej dale hadati Sc
Sc zenou.
Helen Marguski, manzelka,
zalovala soudci, re ona man
Eel T1d1 hospodu a restaurant V
&. 428 w. Barre ulice. We sku-
tecnosti Vsak ona must poslu-
hovati "a barem a v restauran-
tn zat1m co p. manzel vyspava.
Kolem 5. hodiny vecer ma We
zvyku vstavati. Sejde dol1,
vybere z kasy penfze a odejde
uz1vati dobrych CASH, tax ste
zovala dale.
Soudce odsoudil Marguskiho
ku pokute S11.45 pro rusen1
miru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-11
Bezpecnejsi " Cine nezli
Chicagu.

Narod, ktery vylodf vojsko ma
C1nskem 1zemf, sp1se uskod1
svym lidem tam bydlfcfm neil
jim prospeje, prohlasila Nine.
Pearl Y. Metzelthin, vdova pc
byvalem nemeckem diplomatu
a byvala Baltimofanka. Pred
snatkem svym byla Pearl Neu-
field z Baltimore. Pc II po-
sledn1ch rok1 lila manzelem
svym v JIM Cine, Berline a
New Yorku.
Prohlasila, re Cine c1tila Sc
bezpecnejsl nezli nyn1 v Chi,
cagu.
"Clnane", udala behem sve-
no nekolikadennfho pobytu V
Baltimore, spoj1 Sc proti cizfm
mocem pos1lajlclm tam vojska
sve tax jiste, jakoby America
ne "a podobnych okolnost1 u
delali sami. Takove poslan1
vojska NIUE chraniti kapital a
industrialnf podniky, ale V
kratke dobe takova "ochrana"
ukaze Sc marnou, ponevac OBJ
chod mezi Cfnou a ciz1mi ma
rody po poslani tam vojska j.
ste bude bojkotovan.
Proc nase zeme ma kulhati
vzdycky "a Anglif jejfch "a
hranicn1ch otazkach? V dobe
John Haye my jsme byli prvn1
mi mezi ciz1mi narodnostmi V
Cine. Dnes, ponevac nestoji-
me ma svych nohach tam, obe-
tovali jsme to vyhodne posta-
ven1 naSe.
Namlta Sc, re Gina nem1ze
chraniti cizince. Nemci jsou
bez ochrany sve vlady tam od
DOLBY poslednf valky, a prec AM
vlas ma hlave jednoho Nemce
tam zkracen nebyl.
Narod, jenz ma ctvrtinu vSe-
no obyvatelstva zeme a vide
lanf starsl nezi ktery jiny ma
rod, sotva potrebuje Evropany
nebo Americany, ably no vyko-
ristili. Cizozemsti obchodnici
uzfvaj1 Cfnskych dftek, aby jim
vydelavali pletenfm vlasovych
stick miliony ac Jim "a to sko-
rem mic neplati a pax titez OBJ
chodnfci vydrzuj1 misionare, a.
by tito udelali kresfany z df-
tex, jez pc vsem tam jeste zby-
dou.
Nine. Metzelthin zrovna po
rusko-japonske valce jako mia
da divka videla, jak rustl pol
sti STUDENT vrazdeni byli ko-
zaky ma Varsavskych ulic1ch.
Kdyz Gina vypovedela Nemec-
ku valku, prestrojena jako
hoch sla Sc svym manzelem pc
sky pres provincie Kwangtunk,
Kwangsi a Hupeh ku pobfezf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-11
S dvema divkama pod pazi a s
tretim ma zadech prchl hori-
ciho domu.

S dvema dcerama pod pazi
a S tret1m d1tkem ma zadech,
prchl v nedeli v noci Joseph
Weber z horfclho domu, {. 322
S. Bethel ulice.
Manzelka nasledovala jej
nesouc ctvrte d1tko v naruc1.
Otec rodiny spal V zadni
mfstnosti domu, ma 2. poschodl
Ze spanku probuzen byl dy.
mem a placem jednoho ditek
Duse Sc dymem, probudil man.
zelku prchl.
Ohen povstal kuchyni do
mu cd pretopenych kamen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-11
Meme urnrti V tYdnu.

Zdravotn1 komisar tyden-
nj sve zprave uvadi, re pocet
umrtl klesl posledn1m tydnu
u prirovnan1 tydnem prede-
Sleho roku.
V tydnu zemrelo PAT osob.
Zdravotni komisar pocfta, re
pocet obyvatelstva dospel v po-
slednlm tydnu ma 814,733.
Nejhufe mezi nemocemi ra-
dila srdecnf vada, ma kterou
zemTelo 81 osob.
Y tydnu udalo Sc IL osud-
nych nehod a oznamena jedna
sebevrazda.
D1tek narodilo Sc 334.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-11

tento rok nebude mnoho, pro-
toz pfijdte vsichni nedeli dc
Sokolovny. Dopisovatel.
- "Pepi, mluv pravdu" jest
nazev pristfho divadla, ktere
sehraje DR.. odbor Del. Vzdel.
Spolku "Pokrok" v Delnickem
Dome jiz pristi ned6li, dne 20.
1nora. Toto jest velika legra-
ce a kazdy Sc opravdu hodne
nasmeje. Dale je v prfprave
jeSte nekolik peknych kus6
coz ma pTfste oznamfme. Neo-
pomente Sc dostaviti neb kaz-
deho ocekava krasny pozitek.
Dopisovatel.