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Commencement week at Normal.
Graduates were the Misses Constance
Decker, Mary Studley, Alta Hubbs,
Grace Dutton, Edna Newman and
Jephea Perkins. Prize essay and
defamation contest awards made by
r. 4. Pollock, H. E. Campbell and
d NJ. Francis to Miss Lillian Terry,
Miss Irene Johnston, Miss Bertha
Schwalbe, Miss Constance Decker and
Miss Mary Studley.
Hay selling at Stafford at SO ton.
Miss Carrie Rickel returned from a
three weeks stay in Los Angeles.
Miss Vera Greenlaw, who had been
attending Normal at Tempe, returned.
Misses Grace and Mary Kidd home
from Tempe normal.
Miss May Hicks home from Uniyer-
Tsity of California.
Misses Edna, Grace and Ella Vail
return from school at Fayette, Mo.
Mrs. e. A. Sliker entertained
Normal graduates and alumni.
Charles Stemmer home from teach
ing in the Southern part of the state.
Edwin and Bertram Babbitt return
| from Notre Dame, Ind, where they
attended the university.
4
Following pupils Of the second
primary neither absent nor tardy
during the month; Howard Miller,
George Meyer, Benjamin Rickel, Ruth
Stearns, Anna Vishno, Elsie Dietz-
man, Bennie Taylor. Fourth grade:
Dennie Harrington, Goldie Incl,
Rrvon Jones, Pauline Rickli, Kyle
Sutherland, Ruby Caring, Dolph Treat
and Fletcher Fairchild.
The Coconino sun., 1927-06-17

ceased to be nomads, they have not
acquired that softness which the des
ert tribes Of Arabia say makes the
weakness of the settled peoples who
have become farmers in the GASES.
Even New Workers in such a climate,
The Coconino sun., 1927-06-17

His climate is at the same time
kind and cruel. SO scant is the rain
that he has trouble in raising few
ears of colored corn and his desert
beans and sqnashes, But it is also
one OF the most invigorating and
The Coconino sun., 1927-06-17

healthful climates in the world, sunny
throughout the year, with cold, dry
winter and a summer relieved by cool
nights.
The Hopis are true children of the
desert. Although they long since
The Coconino sun., 1927-06-17

if they had to travel twenty-four miles
afoot to and from their work each
day, might acquire more endurance
than those who survive the daily or
deal of the subway.-New York
Times.
The Coconino sun., 1927-06-17

I will build me house by the side Of
the road,
Where the automobiles pass by;
/ will find me Ii nook which IS
screened from the cold,
Where the road is never dry.
4 will buy me team of horses
strong,
And hitch them fast to a chain. Is
/ will be on hand when the cars come
along HsV
Right after the first spring rain.
/ will watch the road from my shell
tered nook
Till the wheels get firmly stuck,
Then I'll saunter forth, with friend
" look,
And sing as man in luck.
/ will wait till every means they've
tried,
With blocks, jacks, chains and
power;
And when they are thoroughly satis-
fled
win chant: "This is my hour!"
Then I'll bring my team with ropes
and chains
And fasten them firm to the bar;
will pull from the mud the soiied
remains
Of an erstwhile beautiful car.
But before they start on their way
again
I'll collect handsome fee.
They will surely remember the good
time when
They were pulled from the mud by
ME!
Yes, I'll build me house by the side
of the road,
Where the automobiles go by.
And I'll earn in one spring enough
greenbacks
To last me till die. ie
Arch Ude sends in the following
little poem, reminiscent in it's style of
the late Frank L. Stanton:
Just a'wearying for YOU,
For drink what would do?
Longing for it, wond'ring when
We can have it back again,
Thirsty, don't know what to do,
just Weafying IoT you.
Just to taste a schooner's foam,
Foot on rail and feel at home,
Bubbles breaking in the glass
AS they did of old, alas!
Country's dry and I'm dry too,
Just a'wearying for you.
Every day l miss you more,
Miss the sawdust on the floor,
Miss the bottles in row,
Ice and shakers and--you know
If we had them what we'd do,
Just a'wearying for you.
Listless since you went away,
Dull, in everybody's way,
If had you here tonight
I'd go busted and get tight,
Lots of other folks would too,
Just a'wearyiag for you.
Evening comes, / miss you more,
Thoughts of root-beer make me sore,
Seems that thirst just can't be cured
And it cannot be endured,
What the He'll then can / do?
Just a'wearying for you.
The Coconino sun., 1927-06-17

Speed Campbell says the first
mountain lion he ever shot was a
squirrel. The, first time he hit him
he missed him altogether. The next
time he hit him he hit him in the
same place. Then he took a stone and
knocked him outa the tree into the
water and ne drowned.
The Coconino sun., 1927-06-17

George w. McDougall- "Scotty"
McDougall-of Williams, where he
Justice of the peaces, confidentially
whispered to us the other day that
the reason he was born in this coun-
try instead of Scotland was to save
the price of ticket over here.
The Coconino sun., 1927-06-17

Speaking about Scotch women, Ike
Veasey wants to know how about the
one who wouldn't use perfume on a
windy day?
The Coconino sun., 1927-06-17

Residents Of Yuma are being ad-'
vised to boil drinking water from the
city mains, due to the large amount Oh
river water going into the pipes with
out proper filtration.
The Coconino sun., 1927-06-17

Carter Joy is another of our fre-
quent fall-guy stand-bys who breaks
into poetry this week. Carter war
bles:
The Coconino sun., 1927-06-17

Some of the people who registered
last week at Flagstaff hotels:
Lynn G. Doyle.
w. E. r. hoffman and wife.
I. Wood Knott.
Try Kacid.
B. A. Child.
/. B. Damn.
Iva Beeke.
c. d. Monk.
Jack Assam Colt.
Doane Teller.
Perley Gates.
Lotta Legge
Ophelia Legge.
U. Seymour Legge.
Hiss Takin.
" Kant Igo.
Mae B. Swift.
Able Lever.
Ivan Offulitch.
Harry Legge.
Grinnen Barrett.
Herb Elley.
G. Hewitt Fills.
Derr T. Foote.
7. B. Frade.
Ella Phant.
Phillip McCann.
The Coconino sun., 1927-06-17

How long has it been since you've
heard of a woman being thrown by
catching her heel in the hem of her
skirt Ted Spencer.
The Coconino sun., 1927-06-17

Did you ever stop to think that
your mothers brothers fathers cows
brother was an ox?-Herh Hilkins.
The Coconino sun., 1927-06-17

Johnny Matthews was stumped the
other night when after telling his lit
tie girl that all ships are called "she, y
she asked how come that fighting
ships are called smen of war"
The Coconino sun., 1927-06-17

The first thing no married couple
should neglect having is a wedding
Ray Simpson.
The Coconino sun., 1927-06-17

Lindbergh advises us by air mail
that aviators don't put their money in
air pockets.-Dr. Flett.
The Coconino sun., 1927-06-17

Al Beasley was strolling along the
street oustide the insane asylum at
Phoenix and across the wall in the
yard he saw man standing by a
flower bed with a fish-pole and line
apparently waiting for bite.
How many you caught z" AL asked.
You're the ninth," the man said.
The Coconino sun., 1927-06-17

The days are gone when chaperons
Watched over social pleasures.
The young folks hardly give care
Who overlooks their measures.
A modern girl can easily
Forget the chaperon-
Her mind is taken up with how
To get the chapalone.
CHARLIE LEHR.
The Coconino sun., 1927-06-17

If self-preservation really is the
first law of nature, then how come
you see so many physical wrecks -
Tom Bellwood.
The Coconino sun., 1927-06-17

A foreign critic writes that Ameri-
can women don't show enough hau-
teur. Why expect them to show
everything ?-Jim Giddings.
The Coconino sun., 1927-06-17

When you recollect that as man
thinks so is he it explains why some
men are never.-George t. Herring
ton.
The Coconino sun., 1927-06-17

Arch Ude sends in the following
little poem, reminiscent in it's style OF
the late Frank L. Stanton:
The Coconino sun., 1927-06-17

Charles Stemmer home from teach
ing in the Southern part of the state.
The Coconino sun., 1927-06-17

Edwin and Bertram Babbitt return
from Notre Dame, Ind, where they
attended the university.
The Coconino sun., 1927-06-17

Mrs. E. A. Sliker entertained
Normal graduates and alumni.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-06

passed the buck to the State Tax Com
mission. What farce.
Because of the UNDERSTANDINGS be-
tween the State and county authorl'
ties in the matter and the peculiar
political connections between TN"
chairman Of the state board ana the
political powers that he in MonlS"hi-
cry County the order for my custer
was as certain as anything could he.
For political reasons, and political fea-
sons alone, what more could have been
expected? I'm only disappointed that
was unable to continue the WORK
and make a fair and square assess
ment to the best interests of the prop
erty holders at large. The generous
support accorded 20 me at all tunes III
the assessment fight indicates that
my attitude was justifiahe one. poll
ticians arrayed against the people
interests to the contrary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-06
DROP IN FUNERAL COST
is SEEN BY MORTICIAN
Services Held Much Less Expen-
sive, but Cemetery Lots and
Mausoleums Add Expense.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO October 6.-The Conven'
ton of National Selected MorticianS
offered one cheering word today in the
statement of George .W. Olnger, Den
ver, Colo, that funeral costs are 60
ing down.
Cemetery lots and the modern vogue
for mausoleums. Mr.. olngcr said,
have added to mortuarN costs. hut
other factors. including the services
OF morticians. are much less e%pcn.
sive. Funeral prices, he said, range
from $3.50 To $40 600. compared with a
few wears ago when the lowest priced
funeral was $3.50.
Mr. Olinger believed that some dc
gree of ostentation' at funerals is ira
ditional With Americans. but added
that 'reputable m0rtiCianS discouraged
displays Of pomn and expense by fam
ihcS that cannot afford it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-06
Siamese Twins Recover.

IOLYOkE. Mass, October . "P).--
Convalcsccut after their recent seri
GUS illness. IIolyoke'S "Siamrsc
twins" Mary and Margaret Gibbs,
were able to he about yesterday to
enjoy the reports Of the first game on
The world series. The twins are real
base ban enthusiasts and follow the
game with keen interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-06
Honeymoon Garage Gets 0. K.

Correspondence of The Star.
SpRI NGFlELD. MaSs.--Georce r.
Short, ir.. and his bride decided to
he economical in their youth 50 they
would nave little to worry about in
old age. So they bought land Ar Pine
Point and decided to use their ga
rage for n time as home until
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-06
Charles F. Dieterich Dies.

MIrLBROOk. y. y. October N).
Charles r. Dieterich, 90>Ycar-old
philanthropist died at his home here
asst night. lie is survived by a son,
Leonard y. Dieterich Of Santa Bar
hara calf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-06
CHARGES FRAME-UP
IN CUSTER DECREE
Chevy Chase Assessor Again
HurIS Shafts at PoIiti-
cal Leaders.

William Lylos Offutt. one OF the two
tax assessors for the Chevy Chase ant
Bethesda district of Montgomery
County who have been ordered dis
missed from office by the Maryland
Tax Commission. declared today thai
the action was not surprise to him
lie charged that the dsmiSSals wer,
the result Of a political frame up.
According to an order signed bv ]
Enos Ray. Jesse ID. Price and oscal
Lesser. state tax commissioners. II
Baltimore yesterday. the dismissal oI
Mr.. Offutt and Dion X. Kerr, the Other
theVy Chase assessor. WAS the result
Of charges of incompetency preferred
September - by l.. A. ChiSWell, super
visor of assessments for Montgomery
rounty. The two assessors were spe
officially charged with having greatly
lowered assessments on property.
Double Assessor Force.
Word was received from Baltimore
TODAY that double force of assessors
will be sent into the Chevy Chase dis
trict in an effort To complete assess
ments before the end of the year. An
announcement to this effect WAS sad
The work OF assessing has been de.
IaNnd since the suspension of the
assessors last August. Only five DAYS
work had been done when Mr.. Kerr
and Mr.. Offutt were suspended.
The county commissioners of Mont
gnmery county were called before he
state Tax Commission to ascertain
their attitude toward assessments at
a rate lower than the value Of the
property.
The Maryland law provides that in
the event of the removal Of assessors
the Tax Commission may appoint sue.
Cessors or leave the appointments to
the county commissioners. In its
order issued yesterday the State Tax
Commission specified that the new
assessors shall he selected by the
county board. with the proviso that
they must he named by October l..
Custer Not Surprise.
The action OF the State Tax Com
mission in ordering that Mr.. Kerr
and myself be dismissed is not sur
prising to me-" said Mr.. Offutt today.
''ln fact. 1t was expected at all times.
] merely held out to the last because
OF the manifest unjustness OF the de
mands made upon me, demands
which / insist. and the county au-
thorities know to he true. We're pre-
Dictated upon the personal dislike of
the Democratic precinct committee.
man from our section. one who has
been aptly called the village political
boss lie demanded my resignation
through personal pique. and the
county authorities upheld his demand
because of his peculiar political con-
nactio with then
II fought for fair taxes for Chevy
Chase. | have lost. Had it not been
for the intersection of the demands OF
our local political worker the assess
merlt work would have gone on speed
lily and unquestioned. Instead OF a
fair basis of taxation there is every
reason to believe that taxes and assess
men:s now will be increased. The
county officials would have it so. But
they were afraid to place themselves
on record by pressing demands for my
resignation further, and consequently
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-06

they. could afford to build a house.
They put piazza on the garage to
make it look comfy.
Rat their hi~h hat noohbors OBJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-06

as a home. The officials can't see
any chance to Dust the young couple
IL they comply with the city's sani-
tarv regula tions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-06

jocted and have appealed to city off,
Gals to see if there was something
that could be done to prevent the
newly wedS from using the garage
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-10-14
Vdala Sc opiIa.

Rose Forbes zadala rozvod
cd sveho manzela Lewise For
bese z Havre de Grace, n1mz
pry Sc nechala oddati, kdyz> by
la pod vlivem alkoholu.
Napila Sc, kdyz byla celia
strapena, ze milenec jejf, S
nimz mela znamost po sedm
rokG, neprisel, jak slibil ma den
Is. srpna. Mela MIN oddana
byti 26. srpna. V noci, 16. sr-
pna, dali j pfatele jejf ku po-
tesenl ze zarmutku koralku.
Tee noci setkala sc s Forbe-
sem a dala Sc MIN v 1tocisti
vsech hffsnfkG, v Elkton, odda-
ii. ASi "a 7 nebo osm hodin
po oddavkach pry cd Forbesa
odesla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-10-14
Hutzler zemrel.

Abram c.. Hutzler, jeden z
nejstarsich Baltimorskych OBJ
chodnik1, zemrel V nedeli asi
po pGl denn1 nemoci. Star byl
81 rok1.
Prvni svGj obchod otevrel tfi
roxy pred Obcanskou valkou,
r. 1853, ma pozemku, ma nemz
nyni stoji jeho veliky depart
mentni obchod.
Pred dvema roxy zalozil
fundaci ma Johns Hopkins uni
versite darem 100000.
Narozen byl v Bavorsku. Pu-
vodne rodina usadila Sc New
Market, Md, po pr1jezdu do
Ameriky. Odtud "a kratko od-
stehovali sc do Baltimore. V
dobe tehdejsi ma mfstech, kde
stojl nynf hotel Belvedere, -byl
les znamy jako Howard's
Woods. Pc zalozen1 maleho
sveho obchodu wal do spole-
censtvf sve diva brattry, Davida
Charlese.
Mnohe novinky We vedenl
obchodu Jim zavedeny byly.
TAX ku prfkladu nyni vseobec-
ny Bargain Day., byl jeho w
myslem. Prvn1 Bargain Day
oznamil, kdyz v Obcanske val
ce m9st0 pod voienskou dikta-
turou bylo jako mrtve. Tu
Hutzler pojal myslenku uspo-
radati "25-procentn1 prodej. "
Pokus byl velikym zdarem.
Druzf obchodn1ci vidouce zdar
nasledovali pr1klad.
Ma pofekadlo "casne do po-
stele, casne z postele', Hutzler
mnoho nedrzel. PTi oslave
svych 87letych narozenin, re
XII: "Toto porekadlo je dobra
vec ku mluven1, ale We skutec-
nosti ma mem mnoho nenl. Sla-
vii jsem sve narozeniny We spo-
lecnosti az do dvou hodin do
rama a vstal jsem rano aniz o
trochu bych byl horslm."
"Umfrati po inc1ch" 81 ne
pral. "Radeji chci zemf1ti ma
jednou, sbyti pohrben a zapo-
menut nezli z1ti a um1rati pc
inclch."
Hutzler nikdy sc neozenil
Ma zerty O starych mladencich
dovedl vzdy trefne odpovedeti
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-10-14
Pet set ucastnilo Sc banketu ma
pocest vzduchoplavcI.

Pfedaci v Baltimorskem OBJ
chodu a obcanskem zivotu zn-
castnili Sc hosting, kterou v
pondelf vecer pocten byl v AL
cazar Van Lear Black, pfedse-
da vyboru Fidelity and Depo-
sit spolecnosti, ktery tehoz dne
vratil Sc do Baltimore pol 10
mesfcn1 vzdalenosti z mesta.
Black prvn1 podnikl let vzdu
cholodf z Amsterdam v Ho-
landsku do Holandskych East
Indies a zpet uraziv 10000 mil
v aeroplanu We 27 dnech, V
nichz leteti bylo mono. Ma
pamatnem letu mel "a spoiled
Milky diva holandske piloty !:
Gerrit j. Geysendorffera a Jo-
hanna B. Scholte.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-10-14
Hecht propulsion z vszeni.

Adolph H. Hecht, 67 rok1
starry propulsion byl v6zeni,
kan poslan byl pro podvod, je-
hoz Sc dopustil ponechanim 81
$10,521.69 z majetku Villa
ma Lenze. Pro podvod tento
zatcen byl 8. zari, kdyz dokon-
Gil trest v kaznici, kan poslan
byl pred dvema roxy pro pone-
chant 81 5000 a $4,000 ma
jetku spolecnosti American
Propeller Propulsion byl n.y.
nj ma parole pod zavazkem. re
nahrad1 pen1ze Lentzovymu sy-
nu. Hecht byl svym casem
clenem mestskeho vodarenske-
no vyboru.
= James B. Grenagle, 40 ro-
XII starry, zatcen byl ku stiznos-
tt A. S. Baldwin,, re vylakal z
neho $3.50, jimiz zaplatiti mel
"a dostan1 Cd neho zvlaste zho-
tovene pece ku vyrobe dvou
druhG kovd. Grenagle prodal
tento 1plne bezcenny "vyna-
lez" Baldwinovi, ktery po kou-
pi poznal, ze podveden byl
'pec1 nikdy neexistujfci."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-10-14

V sedmi pfepadech, jez pro
vedeny byly sobotu, zatceny
byly prohibicnfmi agenty dve
osoby a diva JIM predvolani
pred vladnfho komisafe.
Paul Revere hospoda v Rich
mond ulici prepadena byla po
ctvrte Cd pocatku tohoto roku.
We ctvrtem pfepadu zatcen
George Smith skonfiskovano
55 lahvi a 10 galon1 jalovcove
rumu a vina.
- Ze saloonu ma rohu Ham
burg a Sharp ulic bartendr u
tekl. Nalezen tam gallon ko-
ralky.
- Ana Mueller zatcena by
la v saloonu ma Dillon ulici a s
nj odpraveno odtud 20 galon1
koralky 25 beden domac1ho
piva.
= Walter Kuchta pozvan
pred vladnfho komisare re sa-
IOOnu ma w. CamQen ul1c1.
= Ma farme Normana Clar-
ka v Anne Arundel okresu
skonfiskovano 5 galonG palene,
so galonova nadoba ma paleni
a 200 liber cukru.
- Dvacet osob zatceno ane-
bo pozvano bylo pred vladnfho
komisaTe V pondeli, kdyz pro-
hibicni agent provedli 1redni
prohlidky skorem We vsech ca
stech mesta.
Mezi citovanymi pred komi-
sare byla Susie Slavis a Jennie
KOlZman.
- We stTedu rada provinilc6
poslana do vezenl vladimir
sOudcem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-10-14
Henry Ford ma vystave B. & O.
drahy.

V pondell, malo kym poznan
byl hostem vystavy Baltimore
& Ohio drahy v Halethorpe,
jeden z nejvets1ch bohacG A
meriky, Henry Ford Detroit.
S velikym zajmem prohllzel. 81
jednotlive pamatky predeslych
dob a vyvin z nejprimitivnej-
sfch prostredku dopravy az ma
nynejsf vrchol.. florida poznal
ma vystavisti gen. superinten-
dent, William C. Donnelly.
Ford pc prohlednutf prohla-
sill: "Vystava mela by pro-
dlouzena byti. Kazdy muz,
zena a ditko melo by il videti.
Nikdy jsem nemyslel, re je tax
podivuhodna."
Kdyz tazan byl, jak Sc c1tf
We vedoml, re nejvetS1m skoro
bohacem, rekl: "Nemluvim o
tom. Pfedne nemyslfm, re to-
mu je tax a pax re jsem ma
tom dobre, della to, re nam co
ma praci.
Vystava potrva do konce ty-
dne. Denne test Sc velike nav
Steve. | v destive dny navstl-
vena byla zastupy.
Konec vystavy je sobotu.
V poslednim tydnu denne byly
diva pr1vody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-10-14
Ma seznamu LIP trestnich
pripadH.

V pondeli pocato bylo S els
tenlm vladnfch seznama, ma
nichz zanseno 1,172 osob pro
prestoupenf zakon1. Diva vlad-
nj soudove, poprve v historii
zdejsiho soudu, zamestnani bu
dou souzenfm pr1padd techto.
Mezi pf1pady temito jest 1,145
pfestupku prohibicniho zako-
ma. Nejstarsi prfpada tech
to jest zaloba proti George Bo-
tis, jenz zatcen byl pro prestu-
pek prohibice v roce 1919.
Prvn1 pr1pad, ,jenz projednan
v pondelf, jest zaloba proti
Charles j. Maisch a jeho man
zelce Winifred Maisch, pro
prestoupenl Mannova zakona.
Pr1pad jest sp1se neobycejnym
re mem zena jest zalovana S
muzem pro prestupek mezistat
nj mravnosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-10-14
Silence " Johns Hopkins.

Pc celou hodinu Silence po-
bfhal v pond6lf po Johns Hop
kins nemocnici. Ku zdolani je-
no potrebno bylo pet muzG cf-
taje V to diva policejnf strazni-
ky. Dv6 '''jehly" nedovedly
nestastnika utisiti.
Stokes Neal, 4Olety cernoch
vessel do nemocnicnfho urazo-
veho oddelenf v pondeli v 5 ho-
din rano. Tam pocal kriceti
ku ohluSen1. LekaTi oSetTo-
vatelky marn6 snazili Sc jej u
tisiti. Cernoch odrazil je cd
sebe a vybehl do chodby, kde
Tvani jeho pocalo znovu sc o.
zyvati. Ze severovychodnf sta
nice povolani straznlci. Straz-
mix Schafer udeTil cernocha O.
buskem do hlavy, cernoch vsak
ienom zamrkl ocima, uchopil
zidli a s toutto ma straznfka Sc
rozehnal. Sergeant Woolmer
zadrzel osudnou ranu udere-
MIN znovu cernocha do lebky
plnou sflou. Druhou ranou GER
noch jeste utisen nebyl, ale sra
zil doktora Aldridge Campbell
la ma kolena. Konecne srazili
iej ma podlahu a zdolali kdyz
podarilo Sc Jim svazati jej ma
rukou nohou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-10-14
Tydings pro Reeda nebo
Richie "a presidenta.

Zvoleny senator do kongre-
su "a Maryland, Millard E. Ty-
dings, recnil We stredu<v Seda-
liza, Missouri, ma statnl demo
kraticke konvenci. V reci sve
schvalil kandidaturu pro 1rad
presidenta Spojenych Stat1
bud senatora Missouri, Jane
Sc A. Reeda anebo governera
Richie.
o Reedovi rekl: "Jestlize VI
ma politicke stesteny spocine
ma synu stareho Missouri, mG-
zeme byti ujisteni, ze dobry
lid teto zeme nebude museti
veSeti hlavy hanbou."
O Richie rekl: "V Marylan-
du jest cten, vazen a milovan
at Demokraty nebo Republika-
ny a nen1 to prekvapen1m rfci,
re lid jest zcela "a n1m."
- Celia konvence seradila Sc
v nadsenf pro kandidaturu
Jamese A. Reeda. Ma 10000
demokratd nadsene prohlasilo
Sc prom "a budouciho presiden-
ia. Delegace statu Missouri
jest zavaznou bojovati pro
jmenovan1 jeho kandidatem.
Senator Reed ma konvenci
mluvil o Coolidgeove "lednici."
Zastaval pravo kazdeho OBJ
cana Tiditi sve vlastn1 chovani
a beh zivota, urciti sve vlastni
zvyky a zavesti sv6j vlastn1 do
zor mad svym domovem jako.
volny obcan nem1chajlcf Sc do
zalezitostf druhych. Zastaval
pravo svobodne reci, svobodne-
ho tisku a mfrumilovneho shro-
mazdovan1 Sc.
Zastaval, ze kazdy ma pravo
Bohu slouziti podle sveho sve-
dom1.
Mluvil svrchovanosti statu
a zastaveni pokusd soustredo-
vati vse do moci vlady.
Rychle a jiste trestan1 zlo-
cincG, stejne rozdelen1 idaho
vaciho bremene, odvolanf "a
kond tvoffcich zvlastni vysady,
propustenf spehounG, patol1za-
III a udavaeI,. byly ~dalsfmi bo-s
dy reci jeho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-10-14
Nova slava Marylandu.

Dne 22. rjna slavnostne ote-
vTena bude silnice Grain High
way" spojujfcf jizn1 cast statu
Sc severem. Hlavnf oslava ko-
mana bude V Upper Marlboro.
Po silnici pojede parada, v je-
jfmz cele bude Marylandsky
governor Richie, ktery 81 po-
zval ku podfvane $4,000 hosti.
Zvlastnf atrakcf slavy bude
vyvoleni krasky z JIM casti
statu, jez nazvana bude "Miss
Southern Maryland. Kym bu-
de kTtena a korunovana, zpra-
va dosud nehlasa.