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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15

Monday to Capt. Hubert Bayette,
u. S. A.
Miss Pearce will join her mother,
Mrs. A. A. Pearce. in her home in
Cleveland for Christmas and return
to her studies at the university after
January l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall Hagner will
entertain at dinner this evening in
honor of Miss Louise Spencer and
Miss Janet Newbold.
The relations existing between
women in public life and women of the
press will be the subject of a number
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15
MRS. CORDLEY,
Rare Antiques.

A gift without a rival is one
bearing the name Mrs. Cordley,
Rare Antiques-with a record
from whence the piece came and
a bit of its history.
These remarkable collections
are gathered together from his
toric places abroad-the shop
does not contain a single repro
duction-every piece is genuine.
Mrs. Cordley's antiques have
an international reputation.
Each day they are sent out to
places all over the world, with
the record attached, bearing the
name Mrs. Cordley.
She invites you to come in to
see these lovely antiques in this
fascinating shop.
1919 Connecticut Avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15
r. ~

IL ofX -
Nl, c.a-,..@0e
is a bower of lovely, lovely
Christmas gifts.
The Jay Thorpe novelties and
Jaytho perfume which have Gre
ated such a riot in New York
(about which you read SO much
in Vogue)--are found only at
The Betty Hanna-Jay Thorpe'S
exclu sive representative in
Washington.
Some few suggestions are
menu holders, pullman sets,
green onyx cigarette box, silk
umbrellas with rafael handles,
unique cigarette holders, enamel
vanities, evening bags, daytime
purses, French perfume bottles,
Moroccan pottery for lamp
bases corresponding shades
made to order), silk pillow
cases and sheets, sachets and
beautiful boudoir specialtles.
The Betty Hanna wraps your
gifts most attractiVely in 4ule-
tide attire-ready for the giving.
1913 Connecticut Avenue.
- u -
The busiest of busy Christmas
spirit prevails throughout the
studio of Underwood and Under
wood--all because people are
sending their friends the only
gift that cannot be duplicated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15

The marriage of Miss Anne Todd,
daughter of Mrs. Charles Turk Bias
sett of this city, to Ensign Daniel
Thomas Eddy of the u. S s. Wyom-
ing, son of Mr. William Daniel Eddy,
mayor OF Saratoga Springs, n. Y.
took place last evening. The cere-
mony was performed in st. Stephen
Episcopal Church. the rector the Rev.
DIR. George Fiske Dudley, officiating,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15

For Christmas-most delight
full and interesting etchings done
in 1880-make the exceptional
greeting that is different-$2.50
and up.
A gift of rare elegance and
everlasting inspiration is one
of the gorgeous oil paintings by
the very we'll known Delaney
Gill. Amerita invites you to see
the lovely collection at her shop.
The most discriminating would
be fond of one of the precious
old miniatures found here.
Also many pieces of Durand
Art Glass (Which took the gold
medal prize at the Philadelphia
Exposition).
and reproductions of old
Spanish glass in ash trays, Gig
arctic boxes and vases in honey
emerald green and amethyst.
many more gifts besides the
everythings for babies up to six
years. All very modestly priced.
1929 Que Street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15

AIabaster On vogue againJ IN
toilet sets, lamps and desk sets.
Folding leather cases for
photographs and many leather
novelties.
English greeting cards, l0c
and up at
1919 Connecticut Avenue.
Open evening until Christmas,
$50 until 9 100.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15

M. Bertha Nalls-well known
buyer Tor the leading Wash
ington department stores IS now
"at home" in her beautiful shop
"Maison Jules"-16H Connect
cut-and invites you to come IN
and look about.
Harry Collins perfume is
special feature at Maison Jules
the perfume moderne-S.50 Tor
Christmas giving-beautiful
French lingerie, boutonnieres
and unique corsages.
MaiSon Jules carries a Sc
lected lot of daytime sports and
evening wear for madame ct
mademoiselle. Maison Jules ap-
parel-appeals to the most dis
eliminating and fastidious-
priced discreetly in order to
have a constant Interpretation
of the latest word decreed by
fashion.
Sports dresses that make for
exceptional chic. $16.50-$25.00
You are invited to come in and
see them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15

Near East
Industries have
lust received a
shipment from
the refugees
of Christmas
gift sugges-
tions-the gifts
truIv different
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15

Maj. Henry l.. Rice, u. S. A, and
Mrs. Rice will entertain at tea Sunday
afternoon, when they will present their
daughter. Miss Alice Rice, to their
friends. Miss Rice has been studying
abroad and only just returned to this
country in the late Autumn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15

Minister of Switzerland and
Nine. Peter Dinner Hosts.
The Minister of Switzerland and
Nine. Peter entertained at dinner last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15

lin National Bank Christmas
Club NOW.
Glasses, SOC, $1.OO, $500 or
$500 weekly-38o interest.
Franklin National Bank, open
Saturday evenings $50 to 500.
I'LL Connecticut Avenue, Penn
sylvania Avenue at 10th St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15
W.RASTERNAK
4 TE I2l9 CONNECTICUT AVENUE

to the smart gong Washing
tonian-is synonymous with all
that is correct in the latest word
of milady's wearing apparel.
For this reason milady is
taking Pasternak's exceptional
sale as an opportunity to in
crease her wardrobe.
Fur coats of quality pelts and
fine making greatly reduced.
Dresses-for sports. daytime,
dinner and evening reduced to
$45, 5000, SIS, 1913.
Coats for sports and daytime
wear.
SIS, 500, $1s5.
A limited number of hats
III off.
Christmas novelties with a
unique appeal Zone of kind
and dashing scarfs-all reduced.
Notice:
Sale starts the day after
ChristmaS-but since the mark
ings are already made-any one
coming in now may take advan-
tage of this opportunity-sale
prices available for purchase
from today on.
1919 Connecticut Avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15

noon by the Ambassador of France
and Nine. Claudel and Friday he was
among the guests at luncheon at the
embassy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15

A photograph is a most COM
plimentary gift-both personal
and intimate-a likeness of
your own self. And since your
likeness is a constant reminder
of you-it is necessary that you
appear your best-the answer
of best photography is always
Underwood and Underwood.
They have such a marvellous
way of handling their orders
proofs the day after the sitting
and the finished work on the
day it is promised.
In this day of disappoint-
ments it is indeed a relief to find
a firm that keeps its promise.
Two suggestions-that you
give your photograph as Christ
mas gifts, and that you see about
it today at Underwood and
Underwood's, OF. course.
1850 Connecticut Avenue.
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DULANY'S
For milady's Christmas-ex-
quisite everythings for her bou-
doir-lingerie, tea gowns, matt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15

message of Christ
mas cheer.
1t is here you
find the unexpected
gift called differ
ent"-such as
Green glass fish
bowls-t all and
narrow.
Fireside matches
in interesting boxes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15
RaaAcai@-

A unique collection of gifts
from here and abroad may be
found in boundless variety in
Mrs. Helen Gardner Doves
beautiful shop-to convey your
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15

The going social sets
are turning their hdgety feet
and languishing appetites to-
ward the Wardman Park Hotel
Supper Dances-nightly, 10 pm.
to | am.
The music. the novelty fea-
lures, added attractions, a few
tasty dishes in between times,
amid gay and colorful atmos-
phere of the ballroom, have
made the Wardman Park Hotel
Supper Dances-"the favorite."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15

Mr. Charles Francois Guerin enter
tanned at dinner last evening at the
Club Saint Marks. His guests were
Col. and Mrs. Charles A. THUS, Mrs.
Francois Berger Moran, Mrs. Horace
G. Macfarland, Mrs. Alice B. Carrier,
Mrs. Louise \. huffman. DR.. and Mrs.
John Iden. Miss Bertha Noyes. Miss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15

Col and Mrs. George c. Thorpe have
with them for the Christmas holidays
their daughter, Miss Betty Thorpe,
who arrived this morning from Welles-
ley College, Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15

Place your order now for
Christmas mince meat (that de-
licious homemade kind and
fruit cake (solid nuts and fruit)
at the ever popular haunt of
those who truly appreciate good
food-Tally-Ho Tavern.
and send your sweetest
Christmas greetings with box
of California Super Fudge $50
famous in Los Angeles)-or a
box of Maple Grove Candy.
made of real maple sugar of
Vermont.
not forgetting Tuesday night
dinner-fried chicken Southern
style. Thursday night dinner
flet steak special.
$40 18th Street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15

neeS, couVre-
pieds, pillows,
lamp shades,
painted cigar
cite b OK e S,
bridge tables.
Dulany's per-
fume, sachet
a n d m a II y
lovely novel
ties. 1901 Que
Street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15

Insure against
losses caused by
holiday shop
ping and assure
yourself of a
H Apply New
Year and Merry
Christmas for
1928--by join
ing the Frank
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15

Sir Charles Spurrell of Great
Britain, who has arrived in Washing
ton on governmental business, is at
the Grace Dodge Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15

Sir Charles and Lady Mann, of Ok
ford, England, are guests at the Grace
Dodge.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-17
BETHEL MINING MEN 7,
 IN ROUTE NEW YORK

General manager L. B. Walbridge of the New York-Alaska Gold Dredg- ing Company, operating on Bear Creek and on the Tulasak river, Bethel region, arrived in Seward Saturday en route to the eastern of- fees of the company. Accompanying MT. Walbridge is D. Fowler.
 It is reported the past season was a highly successful one considering that actual operations were not under way until midsummer as the dredg- ing plant was not installed on the ground until that time.
 The company, which is financed entirely by New York capital, spent four years drilling and prospecting their extensive holdings prior to be- ginning of actual operations. On the left limit of Bear Creek the company owns a large tract of placer ground adapted to hydraulic operations and it is intended to install a plant as soon as the ditch line is completed.
 MT. Walbridge and MT. Fowler are registered at the Van Glider hotel.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-17

Andy Simons, guide and big game hunter, spent Sunday in Seward from his home on Lake Kenai. MT. Simons stated Mrs. Simons, who is at Soap Lake, Wash, convalescing, is improv- ing splendidly and anticipates return ing home shortly.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-17
INSTALLING PRIVATE BATHS

Work will begin at once in the Seward hotel completing the install ation of two more private bathrooms and considerable other plumbing, ac- cording to Oscar Dahl, proprietor I. s. Simonson, who has been install ing the plumbing in the Johanson building, assisted by George Hagen, vii do the work. On the second floor of the hotel beaver board is being placed along the entire hallway.
 A regular meeting of the Seward City Council takes place this evening beginning at o'clock at the city hall
 Ice creepers and coaster sleds at J l.. Graef's.
 Picture Framing. Schallerer's Alas ka Shop.
 Seward Weekly Gateway 12 pages
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-17

Last evening was a great night for radio reception, local enthusiasts re- port. Sermons, speechs, orchestras and bands came in clear from all points in the United States but were excellent along the Pacific Slope.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-17

Two Denver men have written and asked the local Chambr of Com merce for information regarding the possibilities on entering the mining or brick making industry in the vii cinity of this city.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-17

Seward Weekly Gateway 12 pages.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-17

Ice creepers and coaster sleds at J. l.. Graef's.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-17

Picture Framing. Schallerer's Alas ka Shop.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-01-28
Napadl "shnile" politiky
" senatu.

V Baltimore v nedeli odpo-
ledne Tecnil divadle Gar
den' vladn1 senator, demokrat
Thomas G. Heflin z Alabamy.
V reci sve podrobil ostre kri-
tice primarn1 volebnf skanda-
ly Pennsylvania a Illinois.
"Nektery muz, ktery koupi ST
m1sto senatu, toto opet pro-
da", S posmechem rekl senator
mluve kupovani volebnlch
hlas1 prodavani techto
Dale Tekl:
"Co rekli by nasi predkov6,
kdyby jim receno bylo, re der
pride, kdy obcane teto ze1ne,
pro jej1z svobodu oni umirali,
jednou budou prodavati sve
volebnl pravo "a pen1ze?
Co by 81 pomyslili, kdyby
jim feceno, re den pride, kdy
bude mono koupiti 81 misto '
senatu Spojenych Statn? Ny
slete Pennsylvania Illinois
ProhlaSen1 Neodvislosti byte
zrozeno jednom We druhen
odpoclva nesmrtelny Lincoln!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-01-28
: Kourit ma ulici? Ne!
Predlohy prijaty mestskou
radou.

We tretfm a konecnem ctenf
prijaty byly v pondel1 NEST
skou radou ODE pTedlohy, ma
iichz provedenf potrebno bude
vydanf asi $25,000,000, &C ma
mesto vypadne re sunny teto
jenom podll $500,000.
Jednou predlohou odstrane-
ny budou nebezpecne zelezni-
chi kfizovatky V JIM casti
mesta. Ma odstranenf krizova-
tex platiti bude jak B. & @.
draha tax Western Maryland.
Spolecnosf elektrickych pou-
iicnlch kar VIDA Sc sveho pra-
va ma koleje ma Charles, Light
a Cromwell uic1ch a dostane v
nahradu "a ne pravo ma koleje
ma Barney, Heath a Hanover
ulicfch. Koleje polozeny bu-
dou ma viaduktu.
Druha predloha Ia ucel ma
zbudovan1 pieru ma McComas
ulici nakladem $4,000,000 a
jeho pronajmut1.
S pracemi pocne Sc /. bTez-
ma. Nektere pTedbezne prace
pocaty budou nyn1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-01-28
o novem mayoru budou Sc
raditi.

Governor Richie potvrdil, re
nekdy v budoucim tydnu svo-
lana bude konference tech nej-
pfednejs1ch hlavn1ch, kter1 OBJ
canstvu mesta Baltimore vybe-
fou kandidata pro Trad ma
yorsky a tohoto ku zvolenf jim
predloz1. Frank Kelly navst1-
vii govrnera v Annapolis v
pondeli a pine schvalil plan ma
konferenci.
Kelly pry mluvf O moznych
kandidatech: Curranovi a Dol
fieldovi jako "dobrych" mu-
zfch, o Grahamovi mluvf jako
80 vytecnem" muzi. A treba
pry jeste nejaky jiny vyskyt-
nouti Sc m1ze.
Mayor jackson bude pry
moci osobne sve naroky ma Il
rad zastavati anebo dati jine-
ho We prospech svdj mluviti.
At pry to dopadne tax nebo
tax, Howard Bryant, znovu bu-
de kandidatem presidentstvi
mestske rady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-01-28
ze president Coolidge bude
znovuzvolen, tvrdi Weller.

O. E. Weller, republikansky
senator, jehoz termin vyprsi v
breznu, predpovfda, ze presi-
dent Coolidge bude znovuzvo-
len do dradu presidentova. Pri
volbach, jak Weller tvrdi, wi
tezi i We statu Marylandu.
Senator Weller ukazuje ma
prosperitu behem administrace
Hardingovi a Coolidgeovy a
bohatstvi, jehoz zem6 nase
svedkem dobe teto, jakeho
nebylo zde pred tim.
Narodn1 bohatstvf zvyseno
skoro O dvacet tislc milionu
dolar1, tesime Sc nejvetsimu
vyvozu a dovozu, zbudovano
zde pres pGl tretiho milionu
novych residence, narodni dluh
zmensen o pet tis1c miliond do
lard, vladn1 dane snizeny O
oGl tretlho tisice milionu dola-
rG, vklady v bankach zdvojna-
sobeny a ceny potrebnych We
Il snfzeny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-01-28
Pro smirns dohodnuti
$ Mexikem.

Ze pozemkove zakony a pro
tiklerikalnf jsou jenom zcela
nahodne We vyvoji vlastenec-
keho ducha a narodohospodar-
ske neodvislosti Mexika, tyr
dill v nedelnfm SVEN kazan1 III
dovsky rabin synagogy Har
Sinai Temple, Edward L. l.
srael. u pTirovnan1 pozem-
kovymi zakony .Kalifornie, re-
XII rabin, re zakony Mexika
nejsou ami zdan1m nespravedl-
nosti Sc stanoviska mezinarod-
niho prava, nebot Mexicke "a
kony nevylucuj1 jednu narod-
most jako Americky zakon de-
la, ale chovaj1 Sc ku vsem ci-
zozemcdm stejne. Vsichni az
ma patnact procent cizincd Y
Mexiku podrobili Sc zakonum.
lSkupina tech, co Sc nepodrobi-
Ii, sklada sc z obcan1 Spoje-
nych Stat1.
Pravo ma mexicky majetek
nabyli hlavne "a Diazovy Via
dy 1platkem. Diaz byl nejne-
milosrdnejslm a nejprohnilej.
Sim muzem, jaky kdy cele
ktere vlady stal. Nynejslhe
presidenta, Callese, rabln Ii
ell jako vzdelance, jakych va
bee malo my name v americ
KEN verejnem zivote. Rablr
dovozoval, re Mexikem ma
me sc smirne dohodnouti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-01-28
Ujel a dopaden.

Ma Washington boulevard u
II. ulice srazena byla v utery
automobilem 80 rokG stara Lii
lian Deems. Srazena byla Sc
silnice do prlkopu do hloubky
20 stop. V kritickem stavu
dopravena byla do nemocnice.
Pc srazenf neStastne, auto
mobilista bez zastaven1 dal Sc
ma utek a ujel jej pronasledu-
jic1mu policistovi, ktery mo-
torcyklem Sc pustil "a MIN.
Zat1m co policie patrala po
automobile nesoucim cislo IL
cense Westinghouse, zatcen
byl William M. Wood, ctyricet
osm rokG stary z Washingtonu
ma rohu Mount a Saratoga ulic,
iako zbabelec, ktery. zenu tax
tezce zranil a ujel.
Ma policii udal, re nema
zadne postaven1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-01-28
Ma ceste domI z nemocnice
smrtelne zransn.

Shozen do silnicnfho priko-
pu s automobilu, v nemz v Ute
ry vezen byl po Trappe road 2
nemocnice domu svym bratrem
46 rok1 starry Alexandr Kran-
cykowski, smrtelne zranen byl
Automobil, v nemz bratr jeho
Boleslav jej veil, zahnul ma
North Point road, kde sklouzl,
dvakrate Sc pTevratil a spadl
do pr1kopu. Alexandr vyho-
zen byv s automobile narazil
prsoma O zem. Narazem pra-
skly mu plfce. Asi We 20 mi
nutach pc privezen1 jej zpet
do nemOcnice, zemrel.
William Moore, rs rokG
stary, jenz smrtelne zranen
byl automobilem George r.
Geilfusse, {. 1701 N. Bond u
lice, 13. ledna, zemrel v ne
mocnici utery.
Geilfuss, jenz po zranenl jej
z mlsta nestest1 ujel, usvedcen
byl policisty a odsouzen ma 6
mesicd do vezenf vedle pene-
zite pokuty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-01-28
Narcen z kradeze 1920.

August Bloom, 25 rok1 sta
ry chauffeur z N. Broadway,
zatcen byl v pondelf pro ukra-
denl $40 Samuelovi Silberma-
novi, krejc1mu ma Greenmount
avenue &c. r1jna minuleho ro-
ku. Podle udanf, Bloom pra-
coval v dime Silbermanove.
Kdyz v udany den sv6fen mu
obnos, aby jej ulozil ma bance,
zmizel pencil.
- Devatenactilety George
G. Jackson zavTen byl ma seve-
|rovychodn1 stanici pro ukrade-
nj sperk1 v Gene 1925 z obcho-
du S. Bauma, {. 538 n. Gay u
lice.
-f
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-01-28

Dvanact lahvf koralky ode
vzdala vladn1mu prohibicnlmu
1radu spolecnost Congoleum
Marin v Savage, Carroll okres,
6de tyto nalezeny byly ukryte
V bal1c1ch hadr6, jez sem ku
zpracovan1 zas1lany jsou z E.
vropy. Poole vseho pfichazi
Sc t1mto ma odkrytf move cesty
kterou sem l1hoviny z Evropy
zas1lany jsou.
Ma Grain silnici Glenbur-
ME v dTevene boude nalezena
byla prohibicnfmi agenty We
lika nadoba ma palenf lihu.
Nadoba pojme 500 galon1. V
boude nalezeno bylo 1900 ga
lonG smesi a 5000 liber cukru.
Zatcen nebyl nikdo. Dvacet
galonG koralky nalezeno bylo
v dome v bloku 1900 v st. Mat
thew ulice a nadoba ma palenl
v rozsahu rs galon1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-01-28
Prohibicni administrator rec
nikem proti-saloonicke ligy.

John F. j. Herbert, prohibi-
chi administrators pro Mary
land Glen "RytiTd Kolumbo-
vych", fecnil v nedeli ma schn-
ri prot saloonicke lfgy v diva
die Lyric, jez naplneno bylo
do posledn1ho mlsta.
Vetsf cast reci sve Herbert
venoval kritice Baltimorskych
novin, jez, jak tvrdil, jedno-
stranne zpravuj1 ctenafe sve o
prohibici jejfm vynucovani V
Marylandu.
Herbert pravil: "Kdyz pred
sedmi tydny prijel jsem sem,
$ uzasem slysel jsem chloubu,
ze Maryland je nejmokrejsfm
staten. Hledel jsem ma Mary
.andskou vlajku ocekavaje ma
nj vymalovany zarudly nos S
napisem: "Neslap ma mne. y"
Baltimore jest mokre, ale po
sedmi tydnech ne tax mokre
Jake bylo pred TIM"
Rekl dale: "Vsechno Teceno
lest Baltimorskych novinach,
clm poskvrneni byti mali pro-
hIblcnl AGENT. Pov1da Sc vam,
co to stojf vymahati prohibici,
re je to strasny naklad, ale
mic Sc vam nepovida, kolik
vlada dostane nazpet ma po-
kutach a trestech." !"
Herbert dale Tekl: "Neoce-
kavam pomoc nezadam O nj
policii, ale nedam 81 llbiti jeii
vmesovan1 Sc. Pov1da Sc, re
vynucovani prohibice je neo-
bllbenym, ale pral bych vam
videti paradu osob, jez uchazf
Sc o postavenf prohibicnich a.
gentG."
Dale We schGzi mluvil supe-
rintendent l1gy, Crabbe a soud-
ce nejvyssfho soudu statu O.
hio, Florence E. Allen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-01-28
Obzalovana pokusu otravy
ditka.

Dora Crews, "a roxy stara
Anglicanka, zatcena byla ma
Essex policejnl stanici pro po-
kus otravy maleho d1tka, syna
armadnfho kapitana Fort
Howard, Thomase d. Wadel-
tona. Dftko, jez pokusila Sc
pry otraviti, jest IA mes1cu
stare.
Crews, manzelka kaprala z
Fort Howard, uveznena byla
V nedeli noci v jfdelne ma
Baltimore ulici, kde zamestna-
ma byla po vystoupeni re sluz-
by v rodine kapitanove.
Manzelka kapitanovo uda-
la, ze obzalovana privezena
byla sem z Anglie pred nekoli-
ka meslci jako ch6va pro dit
ko. Dne /. listopadu nalezen
byl jed v potrave urcene pro
d1tko. Pokus deportovati il Sc
nezdafil, ana mezitfm Sc prov
dala "a americkeho vojaka.
V pondeli pri vyslechu OBJ
zalovana dokazala uplne svoji
nevinu ma Essex policejni sta
nici. Manzelka kapitanova ne
mohla dokazati, re chuva pfi-
dala jed do potravy ditka.
Chemickym zkoumanim zad-
ny jed v potrave nalezen nebyl
Rozhodnutl soudce priv1ta-
no bylo hlucnym potleskem
posluchacG, jimiz sin naplnena
byla.
- Dora Crews zadala We
stredu zalobu ma odSkodne V
obnosu $4,000 proti manzelce
kapitanove. V zalobe stezuje
81, ze manzelka kapitanova ne
nj zanevrela, ponevac provda-
la Sc "a kaprala re sluzby O.
desla, v niz pred odjezdem z
Anglie z6stati sl1bila.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-01-28
Ubytek nemocf.

Move prfpady nemoci, jez
Sc prenasf dotykem ubyly Is
procent proti teze dob6 Ion
skeho roku, jak zdravotnf ko-
misar udava We sve posledn1
tydenn1 zprave.
V tydnu zemTelo v Balti-
more 275 osob. Nejv1ce radil
zapal Pile, jemuz podlehlo So
onemocnelych. Ia timto Sly
srdecnf vady, jez pripravily 40
osob O zivot.
V tydnu hlaseny byly dve
sebevrazdy, 16 osudnych ne
hod a jedno zabitf.
Dftek narodilo sc $50.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-01-28
cinema, jako 0 poslednim diva

"Pepi, mluv pravdu" jest
nazev pffstfho divadla, ktere
sehraje Dram. odbor Del.
Vzdel. Spolku "Pokrok" v Del
nickem Dome, ned6i, 20. u
nora. Toto bude nejvetsf le-
grace letosnf sezony a proto
Sc kazdy S chutf vysmeje, ne
bot minule predstavenf bylo
velmi smutne, ale poucne. Dop.
" nedeli, %. ledna vecer
Pew. Dram. Sbor sv. Cecilie Sc
hral veselohru "Jen zadnou cd
divadla". Predstavenf tesilo
Sc hojne navsteve, coz svedcf
O tom, re obecenstvo elm dal,
tim vice pochopuje praci O.
chotnfkG a divadla cetne ma
vstevuje.
- Demokraticky Klub Ces-
kych Mladfk1 Z. wardy ma
svdj zvlastnf mfcovy sbor IVA
ny Baseball Club, ktery po-
fada prvni tanecnf zabavu v
klubW 2100 Ashland avenue v
1tery, 22. 1nora.