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ing any thing out Of war debts.
London. May 12th. The speeches de
liyered during the committee stage of
the debate on the trade unions bill in the
House of Commons yesterday were listen
ed TO without interruption by the Labor
members, but the leaders Of the party
have decided to continue a maximum
amount of opposition to the progress OF
the measure. Eminent lawyers belong
ing to all three parties were present at
yesterdays debate. which was only lin
tied to an examination of interpretations
Of the law regarding general strikes.
The debate will be resumed this after
noon. A relay of speakers has been pro
Vd@1 for by the government, so as TO
sustain the debate through the all right
sitting which is expected to last till after
breakfast to morrow morning.
London, May 18th, No news have
been received of the French aviators,
Nungesser and Coli. Reports received
by the British government departments
indicate that what is believed to have
been tbOir machine was seen by a sub
marine 10 the channel on Sunday morn
ing and later the same day over southern
Ireland.
Senta Monica, CAL, May 18th. Aviator
Leo NOmis flew an airplanp forty.fve
minutes without touching the controls
with his hand. The fight was a test for
tie pendulum device for stabilizing air
planes.
New York City, May 12th-Hope for
rescue of Nungesser and Coli is dWind.
ling as steamers bring reports OF the
violence Of a storm on Sunday over tie
Atlantic.
Philadelphia, May 18th Mr.. Ramsay
Mcdonald said the Trades Union Bill was
so iniquitous and di8ioyal that impeach.
ment Of the present British Government
for its enactment would be justified.
Barcelona Spain, May 12th-In the
Davis Cup singles Prasada of Inuia beat
Juanito Of Spain, 11i9, 6f3, winning the
rubber.
MARKET QUOTATIONS
New York, May 18th.
Flour standard export grades S7.35.
Corn meal yellow kiln dried per bag Of
1876 lbs. $4 so.
Pork heavy mess old per barrel S36 90.
Pork short clear medium quality per
barre S26 so.
Sugar centrif. basis So deg. test per
100 lbs %3.07
Exchange sight 81 1913
Exchange 90 days $4 S08
ANGRY LITTLE BOY, 4. KILLS HIS
MOTHER.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-03
Automobilove melody.

Emma Sherman z Bernard
avenue vazne zranena byla Sc
svym dvouletym synem, kdyz
V nedeli v noci automobil ffze-
ny jejfm manzelem ma Refs
terstown road u Parkland vra-
zil do tam stoj1c1ho trucku.
Manzel udal, re ma trucku ne
horelo zadne svetlo. Vedle
vnitrnfch zranen1 rozbita byla
tvaf zran6ne koleno zlamano
- Poicie hleda darebaka,
ktery svym automobilem sra
I'll zranil Richarda Cheno-
wethe, hlldace Mount Carmel
hfbitova. Chenoweth nalezen
byl zraneny lezfcf ma rohu
Fleet ulice u. 16. ulice. Dare
bak z m1sta melody ujel.
- Edward HI. Beimiller s
popalenymi vlasy vyskocil Sc
sveho automobile ma Hanover
moste. Beimiller vracel Sc z
Annapolis V pondeli rano. Ma
moste pojednou vyrazily sme-
rem ku jeho hlav6 plameny.
Beimiller vyskocil. Drive nez-
Ii hasici uhasii plameny, auto
mobil byl znicen.
- Joseph c.. Wands jej1
sestra A. Eugene Blair crane
ny byly, kdyz automobil jejich
srazil Sc S jinym ma ST. Paul u
lici u Stratford road. Wands
potlucena byla ma levem rame-
nj a Blairove pTerazena byla
klicnf kost. Druhy automobil
r1dil Milford Strong.
Trilety hoch, William
McQuade z E. Glenmore ave-
nue., smrtelne zranen byl auto
mobilem pred domem svych ro-
dic1 V Hamilton. Zraneni je-
ste tehoz dne podlehl. Auto
mobil r1dil Edward Tregessor
Gertrude Croisant tezce
zranena byla padem s trucku
sveho manzefa ma Washington
| boulevard.
- Pfi chytan1 psa v 1900
bloku Orleans ulice, agent spo
lecnosti pro ochranu zvlrat
James Martin, prirazil ku I'd
a zranil Violu Taylor automo
bilem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-03
Popalen.

John Vohs, 20 rokG stary,
povazlive popalen byl pore
zan ma tele, kdyz v noci z ne
dele ma pond6lf ohen z nezna-
me prfciny vypukl We svetnici
na druhem poschodi domu, {.
500 N. Robinson ulice. Ia
chranen byv hasici, dopraven
byl popaleny do Johns Hop
kins nemocnice. Vohs spal,
kdyz ohen povstal. Ostatnl
zachraneni byli Ia rokG starym
Hermanem Vohsem, ktery vSe-
chny probudil.
- Sedmdesat diva roxy sta
ry Andrew Daumann uhoTel v
bytu SVEN ma tTet1m poschod1
domu, {. 729 E. Fort avenue
Mrtvola nalezena byla u dverl
vedoucich re svetnice do chod-
by. Kdyz ohefl We svetnici Wy.
pukl, staTec byl tam sam.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-03
Jeden zastrelen, dvanact utek-
10 a ctyri watt do vazby.

Den "Zdobenl hrobu" divine
pocal pondel1 ma Middle fece
soru. Kdyz rama doznela, na
podlaze lezel smrtelne zraneny
James Richards, jinak Jimmy
the Wop znamy. Dvanact O.
statnich sorakG prchlo do lesa,
jeden z Mich "a sebou nechava-
jfc1 krvavou stopu.
Harry Cohen, 28 rok1 stary
z Norfolk avenue zavTen byl
ma vychodnf policejn1 stanici
obzalovan, re Richardse "a
stfelil. Dva JIM, jeden Mich
mattel soru a zena zadrzeni
policif jako svedkove.
Bitka odehrala Sc ma Victor
Salvo soru ma Bull Neck road
asi tfi mile vychodne Cd Mid
die reky. Cohen Sc hail, re
strelil Richardse V sebeobrane,
kdyz ma soru byl Sc svojf ze-
nou a pf1telkynf Rebou Ward.
Richards pry neco 81 rekl s
Wardovou. Richards vytahl
revolver hnal sc ku stolu, "a
n1mz sed6l Cohen Sc svymi. Ri
chards pTi skoku ku Cohenovi
stolu pry nekolikrate vystfelil.
Ma Essex policejni stanici
prijel v automobile Walter No
wax re S. Chapel ulice a Flo
renee Johnsonova z 800 bloku
N. Montford avenue a shan6li
Sc po lekari. Richards, jeste
zivy, byl V automobile. Ze sta
nice poslani byli do Bay View
nemocnice, kde "a kratko Ri
chards zemrel.
Ia dve hodiny po stfelen1
Cohen byl uveznen ma rohu
Baltimore a Albermarle ulic.
Ia MIN ma stanici Ndopraveni
Novak, Johnsonova a "a ne
dlouho Salvo.
Richards, "a roxy stary, I'll
" 500 bloku N. Montford ave.
Cohen jiz pred tim mel ople-
tani Sc soudy. Pc prve zavfen
byl pro kradez kon6 vozu v
St. Mary's polepsovne. Pc
propuSten1 znovu uveznen byl
a to pro podvod. Pozdeji zno-
va znovu mely MIN soudy
praci. Posledne odsouzen byl
ma 5 rok1 do kaznice pro utok
a kradez a governerem omi-
lostnen, poslan byl ma svobodu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-03
Byvaly pomocny vladni marsal
siti.

Rowland w. Davis, byvaly
pomocny vladni .marsal, dan
byl pod zaruku $500 pro pre-
stoupenf Volsteadova zakona.
Davis dopaden byl garazi
ma N. Collington avenue u Ea-
ger Place, kdyz prohibicni a
GENT garaz prekvapili. V ga
razi nalezeno bylo tficet p1l
sudG piva a SO beden koTalky.
Davis Sc vymlouval, re nemel
a zasobach tech ami zdan1 a Re
tam byl jenom proto, ably spra-
vii plynOvOu rOuru.
Prepadenl garaze nasledo-
valo skonfiskovan1 trucku, ma
nemz vezeno bylo podesat pGl
sudG piva. Diva, kter1 ma true
ku byli, byli zatceni. Pivo We
zeno bylo ze svrchu jmenova-
ne garaze.
Davis sesazen byl z 1Tadu
sveho pred dvema roxy byv u
dan Harlem Fukacem, saloonl-
KEN re Sharp ulice, re wal Il
platek. Odsouzen byl tehdy
ma sest mesic6 do zalare.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-03
Hochschild ma odpocinek.

Max Hochschild, president
firmy Hochschild, Kohn & Co.,
nejvetsiho sveho druhu obcho-
du v Baltimore, odejde ma od-
pocinek nekdy v letn1 dobe le-
tosn1ho roku. V mes1ci tomto
dosahuje veku 72 rok1.
Hochschild do Ameriky pfi-
stehoval Sc Darmstadtu v Ne
mecku jako chudy hoch. Kdyz
nahospodafil 81 neco penez, O.
tevTel obchod ma Gay ulici pro
ii Mott We svetnici, nfz zbozi
jenom mohl m1ti ma jedne stra-
ne pro 1zkost svetnice. Rok
skoncil S cistym vytezkem ST..
800. Obchod rostl az vyrost'
" nynejsf veliky podnik ma ro.
hu Howard a Lexington ullc
kde zamestnano jest cd 15O(
do 1000 osob.
Heslem zdaru obchodn1ka
iak udava, bylo: "Starej Sc
|sve vlastnf zalezitosti a druht
mech ma pokoji!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-03

Cd nastoupen1 nynejslho
prohibicn1ho administrators
pro Maryland, Johna FL. Her
berta, prohibicn1 agent v sesti
mesic1ch prohledli 1,036 dom1,
zatki 1,076 osob, skonfiskova-
Ii SAB nadob ma palenf koralky
a usvedcili pred soudem 444
saloonfkG. To vse jenom v Bal
timore!
Do 1. cervna znicili 1903
OTIS galon1 smesi ma delani ko-
ralky, 25,365 galon1 kofalky,
5,670 beden domaclho piva,
1873 galon1 smesi ma delani
piva, 464 pGl sudG piva a l.
864 galon1 alkohol1. Wall
bootlegrIm IA automobile a
truckd a 41,500 iber cukru.
BootlegTi cinnostf agentG
pripraveni byli aspoil o tri sta
tis1c dolar1 necftaje v to poku-
ty, jez vladnfmu soudu platiti
museli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-03
-Ze zvsdavosti kradl.

Nicholas Di Domenico, osm
rokd starry, udal, re byl obeti
zvedavosti okolnostl, kdyz
vplizil Sc do obchodu Benjami-
ma Kesslera, We 2400 bloku E.
Eager ulice a odtud ukradl
$5.1O. Kluk zatcen byl, kdyz
obchodu ut1kal. Ma stanici
udal, re bydli We 400 bloku
N. Luzerne avenue. Jak vse
Sc odehralo?
Kluk udal: NapTed zaletel
jeho "ball" do dvorku obcho-
du. Pc nalezenl mice napadlo
mu odejfti skrze obhod. Pr
ch1zi skrze obchod, do ocf mt
padl registr s pencil. Ruka Sc
sama od sebe natahla a V n
uvlzlo $5.40.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-03
Oslava 'Zdobeni hrobI" vede-
ma veterany z Obcanske valky.

Parada v "Den Zdobeni hro-
bu" vedena byla v pondelf uli-
cemi mesta malym hlouckem
veteranu Valky bojovane pro
Uni pred 62 roxy. Glen pa
rady byl Narodn1 hrbitov ma
nemz odpocivajl ii, kteri v do
be, kdy vlast volala je ku po-
moci, ochotne postavili Sc do
rad a pod hvezdnatym prapo-
rem nasadili to nejdrazs1 CO
nell, zivoty sve.
Parady citaj1cf asi 600 osob
vedle techto z1castnili Sc vete-
rani re spanelsko-americke val
ky, Americka Legie a clenove
vojenskych cvicist.
V cele parady Sci hudebni
sbor IL. pluku z Fort Howard.
ObFad ma hrbitove u patty Ma
rylandskeho pomniku r1dil ge-
neral John r. King. Reci pro-
nesli: mayor mesta Broening,
kolonel Stansfield a kolonel
Jones. Modlitby pronesli kaza-
tele: Browning a Hoffman.
Mimo Narodn1ho hfbitova
navstfveny byly ostatn1 hrbito-
Wy.
Patty regiment paradoval od-
poledne pred mayorem Broen-
ingem.
V den "Zdobenl hrobG" sko-
rem veskery obchodn1 ruch sti-
chi. Uradovny m6stske, statnf
a vladn1 zavfeny byly V 1cte
ku zesnulym!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-03
Sdruzeni Prace proti detinske-
mu posunuti hodin.

Jiste zdejsf kruhy, jez ne
mali mic jineho na pameti nezli
hrati golf a jinak cas- utraceti
podobnym zp6sobem, starajf
Sc, aby opet zavedeno bylo tax
zvane setrenf denn1ho svetla
tim, re kazdy musel by postr-
citi hodiny jednu hodinu ma
pred a nechati je postrcene po
celou letnf dobu. Proti d6tin-
skemu napadu tomuto, ktery
.dobe valky vymyslen byl byva-
lynn nemeckym c1saTem Vile
mem a zaveden skorem We
vsech zemfch, postavilo Sc Bal
timorske Sdruzenf Prace We
sve schulz We stredu.
Protest proti postrceni hodin
podala We Sdruzen1 Unie zelez-
nicnfch zTfzenc1. V resoluci
pravi Sc, re zaveden1 denniho
svetla setfenf skodnym bylo by
jiste trestem ma delnictvo by
dllc1 v meste, kde kolikrate V
horkych noc1ch pod plechovy-
mi STRICKLAND nen1 mono spati
az kdyz k ranu vzduch trochu
Sc ochladf. V dobe te bylo by
delnfku vstavati a jfti do pra-
ce.
Bude zajimavo pozorovati
ty cleny move mestske rady,
jak hlasovati budou az predlo-
zena bude Jim predloha o Sc
trent denn1ho svetla. Predlo-
hu v mestske rade uvede radni
Albrecht "a souhlasu bankeru
a jim podobnych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-03
VIrocnf sch1ze pod1lnlkG

Vyrocnf sch1ze podflnfki
"Slavie" byla odbyvana We
spolkove mistnosti minuly ctvr.
tex u prftomnosti velkeho poe.
tn clenstva, ktere s uspokoje.
MIN vyslechlo celorocnf zpravu
vykazujicf povsechny vzrGst
spolkoveho jmenf o$171,284.0C
"a posledni fiskalnf rok.
Reditele spolku:- August
Klecka, Ant. Svejda, Josef No
votny, Jos. Koenigsmark, Alb
Hubka, JOS. Vala, Vacl. Hra-
banek, Ant. Franc Fred Ka-
las, byli ma to jednohlasne zno-
vuzvoleni a nasledujicf uredni-
ci odporuceni pod1lnfky tez ku
znovuzvolenf: August Klecka,
pTedseda; JOS. Novotny, mfsto-
pTeds., Ant. Svejda, tajemnfk ;
JOS. Koenigsmark, pokladn1k /;
Alb. Hubka, vyp. tajemnfk a
S.. Scott Kirkley, pravnik.
Do 1cetniho vyboru opet od-
poruceni: Vacl. Havllk, FIR. j.
Hejny a Eman Kliment.
"Slavie" prave renovuje svou
bankovn1 budovu ma rohu Col
lington ave. a Madison ulice z
venku i uvnitr, tax ably i while
dem modernlm bankovn1m
zarizenfm vyhovovala cestn6-
mu mistu, jejz spolek ten neje-
nom mezi krajany nasimi ale
V sirokem kruhu jinonarodovcG
zauj1ma.
- D6lezite provolani ke
vsem Svobodomyslnym Ce-
chGm Baltimore okoll! ia
ko kazdym rokem, tax letos-
MIN ma ukoncenf skoly odbyva
Patronat Ceske Skoly celoden-
nj vylet na soru Aurora V
nedeli, dne IL. cervna cd 8 ho-
din rano az do vecera. Protoz
vyzyvam vsechny zdejs1 Svob.
spolky vsechny Cechy vubec,
by odlozili vse, co mali ma pro-
gramu pro tu nedeli a dostavili
Sc vsichni v hojnem poctu, a
tax dokazali, ze nenl jim lho-
stejnou ia nase ceska skola.
Protoz kdo mdzes, prijd. Bu-
sy budou vyjfzdeti presne O 8.
hodine rano u skolni budovy.
Hudba fizena nasimi malymi
umelci. o kuchyni Sc svicko-
YOU pecenf S pikantni prfchut1
a 0 dobre pitt Sc postara "a
bavnl vybor. NJ. S.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-03
Mayor Broening neprijal zvy-
IS semi sveho sluzneho.

Mayor William F. Broening,
we stfedu odepfel prijati IVY
Semi sveho sluzneho diva tisi-
ce rocne, jak mestskou radou
odhlasovano a odstupujlclm
mayorem Jacksonem podepsa-
no. Mayor Broening protivil
Sc zvysenl, jakmile O mem NEST
ska rada pred volbami ma kvap
Jednati Sc rozhodla.
Mayor Broening rozkazal
odboru vypracovati mu check
ma jeho sluzne We starem obno-
su. Druzf, jimz byvala NEST
ska rada tax slime sluzne IVY
sila, prijali toto bez protestu.
Mestsky kontrolor, Graham,
dostavati bude O $4,000 vice -
dohromady, osm tis1c, mestsky
advokat ctyri tislce vice =
dohromady $500, hlavnf in
zenyr tis1c vice = dohroma-
dy $500 a pfedseda rady O
diva tisice vice = $4,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-03
Lindbergh poleti mad
Baltimore.

Kapitan Lindbergh vratf Sc
z Evropy valecnou lodi Mem
phis, jednou z nejrychlejsfch
nicitelek torped. Plany jeho
navstlviti nejprve New York
zmeneny byly, ably mono bylo
splniti pranl presidenta Coo
lidge, jenz prijmouti chce neo-
hrozeneho vzduchoplavce We
Washingtonu pred svym odjez-
dem ma prazdniny.
Kapitan Lindbergh prijede
ku bfehum Ameriky mezi II. a
13. cervnem. Ze Cherbourgu
z Francie odjlzd1 v patek od-
poledne.
Lindbergha ocekavati bude
slavne uvftan1, jehoz z1castnf
Sc 40 aeroplanG, jez poleti mu
vstf1c do dalky so mil NOR
skych provazeti jej budou do
Washingtonu. Pres Baltimore
poletf snad v pondeli, 13. Ger
vna ma SVEN letu do New Yor-
ku. Snad polet1 v aeroplanu
Spirit Of ST. Louis, kterym
doc1lil sveto-dejneho rekordu
sveho New Yorku do Parfze.
Pc prijetf v New Yorku ode
befe Sc do St. Louis. Stkv6le-
no pfijet1 jeho We Washingtonu
plany vypracuje zvlastnf vybor
ienz pfedlozi je presidentu ku
schvalen1.
V Europe krone Francie u
v1tala jej Belgie a Angle po-
ctami nejvyss1mi.
Pobyt jeho V Europe zkracen
byl ma pfanl Ameriky. Poza-
dan bude, aby V Baltimore "a
stavil Sc uv1tan byl narodnf
gardou Marylandskou jiny-
mi organisacemi v noci II. GER
vna, bude-li v tn dobu jiz We
w Washingtonu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-03
Poslechl.

Policie rada by nasla ma slo-
vo poslouchajfcfho neznameho
ktery setkal sc We, dveT1ch do
mu We 200 >bloku E. North ave-
nue. s D. F. Towsey, kdyz tato
Sc vratila dom1 re sve nakupu-
jicf vypravy. Ma otazku trochu
dohrate, co tam della, odpove-
del, ze "ceka ma domac1ho pa
ma" DohTata vzkTikla, aby
"tahP' on tail. S odtahlym
zmizely z jej1ho bytu sperky v
Gene pres $500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-03

z Goucher kolleje graduo-
valo v divadle Lyric V pondeli
204 studentek.
- z Maryland Institute We
stavitelskem odboru gradueval
Norman Mentl1k a Martin
Leon Novak.
z vecernf skoly krasnych u
menf graduoval Joseph Vele.
novsky.
z mechanickeho odboru
graduovali: Anton G. Janda &
Anthony Primus.
Graduace konana byla Il
terry vecer v divadle Lyric. Di
plomy dany byly 222 graduan
t1m.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-03
ceska matka, vdova, svGdkyni
ctyT graduacf svych synE.

CtyT STdQuaCl SVyCn SyNus
PAM Marie HULA, majitelka
holicskeho zavodu, {. 2214 E..
Fayette ulice, v 1tery byla prl-
tomna graduaci sveho syna,
Jana H. Hully, jenz S plnym Il
spechem graduoval z oboru
krasnych we'd na Maryland In
stitute. Graduant odnesl 81 "a
-sv6 prace znamky: Ia malbu
hlavy 95 stupfG, "a kresbu te-
la lidskeho 95 stupnG a "a Sloh
figuraln1 SO stupne. Prace je-
no vystaveny jsou We vystave
Maryland Institute, jez otevre-
ma jest navtsevn1k1m po cely
tento tyden Cd 10 hodin rano
do 10 hodin vecer ma Mt. Ro-
yal Lanvale. V nedeli od-
poledne davan bude cal.
Zajfmavym jest, re matka
vdova tesla Sc z graduace sve-
ho druheho syna, jenz svym
casem povysen byl ma doktora
lekarstvf z Maryland universi-
ty, Ora. Jaroslava J. Hully a
ma konci ukoncen1 Skoly ma CT
ty koleji bude prftomnou gra-
duaci tretfho syna sveho, Jo-
sefa. Pri teze graduaci gradu-
ovati bude Jan z vecernl skoly
City koleje, kterou navstevoval
studuje v dobe dennl ma Mary
land Institute.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-03
UveznSn pro utok ma prohibiS.
nj agentV.

Guisseppi Valencyano, Ital
vlastn1cl m1sto V Lexington trz-
nici, usvedcen byl vladnf poro-
tou z prekazeni prohibicn1m a.
gent6m V jejich praci. Odsou-
zen byl ma 6 mesfcG do zalare.
Podobna zaloba vznesena
byla ma dalsf diva syny slunne
Italie: Attillo Gaotico a Jo-
sepha Guzello. Vsichni trf
zatceni byli pri prohlfdce sa-
loonu We 200 bloku n. Pearl u
lice 12. bTezna tremi prohibic-
mimi agenty, ma ktere Valen-
cyano nam1ril revolverem.
u soudu Ital Sc vymlouval,
re nevedel, re to byli prohibic-
nj agenti a ze pry chtel jenom
udelati poradek.
Porota tomu poradku nechte
la mnoho rozumet a obzalova-
neho uznala vinnym. Soudce
"poradku milovnemu" nafldil
sestimesicnf zalar.
- Martha Jasco, saloonice
We 200 bloku N. Caroline ulice,
odsouzena byla ma 10 dn1 dc
vezenf pro prodej l1hovin. We
die vezenl zaplatiti jeste mu-
sela pokutu $500 a utraty.
William Konneski Sci dc
vezeni ma dobu rs dn1 z teze
pTiciny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-03
Wall 81 sud alkoholu.

Ze skladiste firmy Henry s.
Warmpole ma ST. Peter a Barre
ulicfch, odvezli 81: 20 rok1 sta
ry Harry Heibler a 22lety Da-
vid Harris, sud alkoholu. Kdyz
valili sud ze skladiste po chod-
n1ku ku ma konci bloku ceka-
j1cfmu trucku, byli dopadeni a
sebrani i sc sudem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-03
Pod zarukou $500 ze ukradl
81 cent?.

Tricet diva roxy stary Cla-
renee Kirby dan byl pod zaru-
ku $500 ma obzalobu, re
vkradl Sc do saloonu Phiiipa
Germanhousena We 200 bloku
E. Cross ulice a tam 81 centu
ukradl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-03
PTi osetTovani nemocneho
zemrel.

DR.. August Horn zemTel v
1tery, kdyz zkoumal nemocne-
no We sve 1radovne, {. 2808 n.
Calvert ulice. zivotu jeho ma
hly konec ucinila srdecni mr.
twice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-03
Pfatele uctili mayora Broenin.
ga hostinou.

Hostina ku poct6 mayora
Broeninga dana byla v hotelu
Emerson u pr1lezitosti 57letych
narozenin mayora.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-09-02

Mellon, present secretary of the Treas
ury. The other change occurred in
1861 when the smaller bills Of Civil
war "shin-plaster" fame were intro
duced. These smaller bills, however,
were used only a short time and then
the regulation size was resumed. Now
the size of all bills is to be reduced
again and they will be a third smaller
than they are today and somewhat
different in design. The present size
Of paper currency is z ZIG by 3A
inches. The new size will be 6H by
25s inches.
There are two main reasons for the
change in size. One is convenience
and the other is economy. The small
er note will generally fit into pocket
books without being folded, a thing
which is not possible with the pres
ent bills. 1t will also be easier to
handle since it will fit more neatly
into the hand Of the counter, without
cramping the hand, as the present
bills do, and can be manipulated
more rapidly. The economical reason
is double one. The frequent fold
ing and creasing of the present size
currency eventually breaks the fiber
of the paper and makes it deteriorate
more rapidly. But the principal rea-
son is the saving in manufacture. Un-
der the present system of printing
money, the faces or the backs of eight
notes are engraved on one plate and
printed at one impression. The new
size currency will allow II notes to
be made from one plate and II can
be printed on the same size sheet of
paper which formerly printed only
eight. Mr.. Mellon estimates that this
will mean an annual saving of $1,000
600 in the manufacture of money.
Back of this contemplated change
there is an interesting story, for the
advantage of the smaller-size money
was discovered by accident. Twenty
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-09-02

five years age, when Spain cedai the
Philippines to the United States in
the treaty which ended the Spanish
American war, it became necessary
for our government to furnish the
Fflipinos with a distinctive currency.
For some reason which has never
been explained, the government bu-
reau of engraving and printing de-
signed a currency in which II bills
could be printed from the plates froIu
which were printed eight of our bills.
The Filipinos were satisfied with this
handy currency and it has been sup
piled to them steadily for the last
quarter of century. During the
many years of American occupancy of
the Philippines many of our people
who have been sent to the islands,
civil and military officials, school
teachers and the like, have handled
. the Philippine currency. When they
returned home and began using the
clumsy bills which they found here,
they were struck by the difference,
and almost invariably they uttered a
protest that the Philippine size was
better than our own. So frequent
were these protests that at last the
Treasury department began to take
notice Of them, and two years ago
when a treasury committee began a
study of currency problems, the first
thing it considered was a change in
size. Bundles of paper were cut up
in the Philippine size, and these dunn
my notes were distributed to federal
reserve banks for experiments by tell
ers and other officials of the banks.
The result was that the federal re-
serve banks reported unanimously in
favor of the smaller size bank notes.
The bureau of engraving and printing
also favored the change because of
the economy in manufacture already
noted. The result was the order is
sued by Secretary Mellon recently.
But the change in the size is not to
be the only innovation in the new
system. Other changes are contem-
plated which will bring order to our
somewhat confusing currency system.
The government is now putting out
five different types of currency-na-
tional bank notes, gold certificates,
silver certificates, United States notes,
and federal reserve notes. 1t has
been the custom to print all of these
in most of the different denominations,