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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-06-08

jiste, a dale yam oznamuji, ze
ukoncenf skoly bude letos slav-
nostne provedeno dne IA. cerv-
ma We ctvrtek vecer pIl osme
hodine Delnickem Dome. Dit
ky mali pripraveny bohaty pro
gram a proto p. rodicove prijd-
te a vyslechnete vase dltky a
celorocnf jejich zpravu. Hud-
ba p. G.. Maska.
Marie Senger, tai. zab. vyboru.
= Zabavnou hru pTi jaho-
dovem veclrku usporada Klub
dfvek We skolnl mlstnosti koste-
la Cesko- Moravskych Bratri We
ctvrtek, Ia. cervna, vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-06-08
Student 81 podrezal hrdlo.

Donald M. Angle, 10 rokd
stary, president prvniho rocnl-
ku st. Johns koleje v Anna
polls, dan byl tezce zraneny do
tamnf namorni nemocnice. 0
sebevrazdu pokusil Sc v sobotu
k veceru. Prorlzl 81 hrdlo a
pTesekl lily v zapestl a ma kot-
nfcich nohou britvou. Nalezen
byl krvacejfcf z hlubokych ran
We svetnici ma 3. poschodi stu
dentskeho domu. Proc sc po-
kusil o sebevrazdu, nesdeleno
S verejnostf.
- Allen P. Smith z Annapo-
lis pokusil sc O otravu jedem V
dome l. bloku E. Madison ul.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-06-08
Spoutany cernoch seskocil 8
vlaku.

Baltimorska policie pozada-
na byla We stredu, ably patrala
po cernochu, Nathaniel Butler,
ktery seskocil S vlaku u Tren-
ton, N. j., kdyz spoutan vezen
byl ma vlaku detektivem Rich
mond, Va, Wiliamem Parke-
rem. Detektiv We vlaku sedel
"a cernochem spoutanym zelfz
ky ma obou rukou. Nahle Ger
noch vyskocil sc sedadla vr-
hi Sc oknem S jedouc1ho vlaku.
Butler souzen byti ma v
Richmondu pro kradez auto
mobilu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-06-08
sedmnactileta ma ceste do New
Yorku uveznena v Baltimore.

Maria Costello z Tampico,
iez predsevzala 81 navst1viti
New York, tajne ukryla Sc ma
lodi "Malabar" plovouci pod
flzen1m kapitana Johna Dodge
2 Govans do New Yorku z Tam
pico. Druhy den odjezdu lodi
z Tampico byla ma lodi naleze-
ma. Kdyz LODI zastavila V Bal
timore, byla vzata a dana do
zdejs1ho vezenf. V New Yor-
ku zamyslf Sc shledati S man
zelem svym, ktery pry tam pra-
cuje ma lodi Ward spolecnosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-06-08
Velika volebni vydani zavifiuji
lini voIici.

ze lln1 a nedbali volici zavi-
nuj1 velika volebnf vydanf, tyr
dill V reci sve ku graduantnm
University of Maryland kon-
gresn1k Theodore E. Burton z
Ohio.
"Kandidat trad soudi, re
vydani jest nutnym, aby jeho
sliby dostaly Sc do verejnosti a
primely nedbale a line volice
ilti k volbam a proto cinema
isou velika vydan1," doslovne
Fekl kongresn1k Burton.
Graduacn1 slavnost konana
byla sobotu odpoledne di-
vadle Lyric.
Z Goucher koleje gradu-
ovalo pondel1 213 studentek.
Graduacn1 slavnost konana by
"a V divadle Lyric. Hlavnfm
recn1kem byl Rev. DR.. Harry
3. Fosdick, vehlasny kazatel z
New Yorku.
" 1tery graduovalo z Ma
ryland Institute 255 studentd
a studentek pri slavnosti di-
vadle Lyric. Diplomy rozde-
loval mayor mesta, Broening.
Prace studentI vystaveny jsou
pro verejnost cd stredy do ne
dele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-06-08
Uhori neprateli rybaTI.

Uhofi pry mohou byti dobfl
ma nekterych mistech, pravl
komisar mad setrenim ryb,
Swepsen Earle, ale rozhodne
nejsou ma SVEN m1stte v Chesa-
peake zalivu, kde statn1 TRAD
snazl sc CO nejlepe rozmnoziti
vzdy vice ubyvajfcf ryby. T.
hofi rozmnozili Sc v poslednl
sezone tax, ze jsou ma velikou
skodu morskym rybam, jez Sc
uchyluj1 do zalivu. Rybou ta-
kovou jest shad. Nebude-li u
cinema pTltrz mnozenf sc 1ho-
RI, shad z vod Chesapeake "a
livu zmizi docela, tax varuje
komisaT Earle.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-06-08
PrednostGm zvyseny platy.

Prednostum ctyr mestskych
odbor1: Walteru G.. Hammond
z uTadovny Budov, William 0.
Atwood z 1radovny Plant, Ma
than L. Smith, z 1radovny ulic
Milton J. Ruark, z 1radovny
kanalisacn1, zvyseno bylo sluz-
ne, kazdemu O $1,000 rocne.
Zvysenf dano jim bylo po
skoncen1 reorganisacnlho pla-
nu, kterym mestu ma vydanfch
Sc usetr1 $11,150 rocne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-06-08
BaltimoFan popraven v patek

Tri mlad1ci = jeden Mich
Baltimoran - popraveni bu-
dou We Washingtonu tento pa
tex. Ku smrti odsouzeni byli
pro zavrazdeni policisty Leo
K. Busche v predmesttf Wash
ingtonu 26. zaTf 1926. John
Proctor jest Baltimoran. Pc
zastrelenf policisty prchl do
Baltimore zranen byv v boji Sc
straznlkem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-06-08
Varuje pred ohnostroji ma a
Cervenec.

Policejnf komisar, Gather, S
ohledem ma blfz1cf Sc den A..
cervence, vydal We stredu roz-
kay, V nichz ukazuje, re uzi-
van1 detskych pistolek, kanon-
kd vybusnych ohnostrojG jest
zakazano V mez1ch mesta. VSi-
chni, kdo dopadeni budou pri
oslave 4. cervence vypalova-
MIN vybusnych latek, zatceni
budou. Vypalovanf zakazano
nejenom ma ulicich, ale dvor-
c1ch domG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-06-08
Vloupali Sc do zlatnicke vykla'
dlnf skTins.

Zlodeji dostali Sc do zlatnic-
ke vykladn1 skTfne L. William
Webera ma rohu Clay a Ho-
ward ulic. Ze skffn6 ukradli
sperky v Gene $500. Pfi rozbi-
ii skla zlodej sc poTezal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-06-08
Sc stavbou 81 poschodove bu.
dovy pocato.

Ma rohu Baltimore a Light
ulic pocato bylo Sc stavbou bu-
dovy Baltimore Trust spolec-
nosti. Budova bude miti 81
poschod1 a bude jednou z nej-
vyssfch jizne cd New Yorku.
Cd dlazby ulice ku nejvyssfmu
bodu budova bude 43O stop
vysoka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-06-08
Ze zdravotnfho odboru.

V tydennf zprave oznamil
zdravotn1 komisaT, DR.. Jones,
ze v tydnu v Baltimore zemfe-
ly 223 osoby, mezi mimi dive
ditky z jedne a teze rodiny v
jiznf cast mesta. ODE podleh-
ly detske paralyse.
HlaSeno bylo 9 osudnych ne
hod, jedna sebevrazda a jedno
zabit1.
Dltek narodilO sc 277.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-06-08
Prvni obsP vedra.

Prvnf obet1 shorka v letosnf
nastavajlc1 sezone stal Sc v So
botu Al rokI starry cernoch,
James w. Cook, jenz nalezen
byl lez1cl v bezvedomf, kdyz
premozen byl horkem pri pra-
ci ma novostavbe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-06-08

Oznamuje Sc clen1m spolku
sv. OndTeje, re sc bude odby-
vat Tadna m6sfcnf schIze pff-
sti nedeli, dne 10. cervna We 2.
hodiny odpoledne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-06-08
UtonuI.

Pfi loveni ryb v Patapsco re-
ce spadl s lodicky 40 rokd sta
nv Norman Mault a utonul. Z1-
stava po nem vdova a pet dftek
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-06-08

Vyplatl Sc Vam to jiti trochu
2 Vast cesty a usetrit penize.
Elgin hodinky paskem $500
u Svejdy zlatnika
1924 Ashland Avenue
Snizene ceny ma vsechno zbozi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-06-08
MiStnl ZprdYy
z krajanskych kruhI

chramu Pane Bl. Anezky CeS
ke v 10. hod. rano. Sjezdov(
jednanf bude odbyvano v Ces
skoslovenske Americke sini
1886 zap. 18. ulice. Ia "a
stupce zdejsf odbocky sv. Va
clavske zvolen byl p. FrantiSel
j. Businsky, ktery odjizdi so
botu, 9. cervna ma urcene mfstC
k zasedanf. Organisace tate
byla zalozena v roce 1917.
= August Klecka, mas ces.
ky radni a Glen nekolika odbo.
ri rady, zvolen byl do porad.
nfho vyboru severovychodni
odbocky Baltimore CONNER
cial banky.
= Pan J. Cihlar
v Baltimore
Vazeny pane Cihlari!
Povazuji to "a svou milou
povinnost vzdat1 Yam osobn6
jakoz damam panGm, kteri
nam pTipravili tax mily a pTa-
telsky vecfrek V Sokolovne, mas
nejsrdecnejsf dix.
S pratelskym pozdravem,.
Tomas Capek.
= Ma Marylandske universi-
t6 graduoval v sobotu p. Jo-
seph A. Senger, jenz Sc zda-
rem skoncil lekarnicka studia.
Graduant vyznamenan byl ce-
nou Research Scholarship v OBJ
nosu 500 pro svGj 1spech We
studifch. Mladistvy graduant
v6novati Sc bude dale studiu
lekarstv1.
= z Post graduacnfho kur-
su Maryland Institute graduo-
val student mal1Tstvf, p. John
HULA. Graduacn1 slavnost ko-
mana byla v pond6l1 v divadle
Lryic. Graduace z1castnilo Sc
260 studetG. NaSe blahopTanf
vsem nas1m graduant1m.
= Ma hrbitove Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele pohrben byl 2. cervna p.
Anton Safranek, manzel Amy,
rozen6 Jansky, {. 900 N. Ma
deira ulice, jenz zemrel We We
ku 43 rokG 80. kvetna. Povo-
lanfm byl krejci. Krone tru-
chlfcf manzelky zanechava zde
2 d1tky. Pohrebn1 obrady Wy
konal Rev. LiSka.
- Ma hrbitove Sacred Heart
pohTbena byla 6. cervna panf
Mary Kolb, rozena Masllek,
manzelka Philipa Kolba a mat
ka 2 ditek, {. 734 S. Potomac
ulice, jez zemTela 3. cervna.
Zesnula narozena byla v &C.
chach.
= Ma hrbitove Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele pohrbena byla 7. cervna
pf. Anna Samek, manzelka VI
ia Samka, jez zemrela nahle
ranena byvsi mrtvicf We stari
sc rokG, {. 406 N. Duncan uli-
ce. Zemrela v Cambridge,
kan odejela ma sb1ran1 jahod.
Narozena byla v Cechach. Ma
lezela ku spolkGm: Sv. Ludmi-
ly a Oltarnlmu.
Pohrby tyto vypravila firma
Cvach a Syn.
= Ma Narodn1m hrbitove
pohTbeno bylo 81. kvetna dftko
rodicG: p. Johna Jecelfna a
Berthy Jecelfn, Edward, jenz
po 3 tydennf nemoci zemrel We
start 5 tydnG v Johns Hopkins
nemocnici 29. kvetna. Pohreb
d1tka vypraven byl z domu tru-
chl1clch rodicu, {. 1902 N.
Chester ulice.
Pohfeb vypravila firma Au-
gust Pasek.
- Dne 10. cervna pofada
Patronat Ceske Svob. skoIy
Aug. Herman celodenni velko-
lepy vylet ma soru Aurora" a
proto jsou zadani clenove a "a
stupci Svob. SpolkG, ably nesl
ma svoje Sorry tuto nedeli, ale
pFisli mezi mas tim dokazou
ze neni jim lhostejn6 spojen4
vsech spolkd, a zarove1 tim
podpoTf nasf Ceskou skolu
Protoz, pTatele ma shledanou \
nedeli ma vylete ma soru eau
rora". Vylet Sc bude odbyvat
"a kazdeho pocasf. Busy Wy
jedou pfesne o pGl devate ra
no cd skoly. J1dlo nenoste "a
dne S sebou, o to sc peclive sta
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-06-08
: Pan J. CihlaT
v Baltimore

Vazeny pane CihIari!
Povazuji to "a svou milou
povinnost vzdati Yam osobne
jakoz i damam a panGm, kteTf
nam pripravili tax mily a pTa-
telsky vecfrek V Sokoloyne, mas
nejsrdecnejS1 dix.
S nfatelSkXm nozdraVem.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-13
BOOM Of RADIO.
STOCK PR0BED
by International News Service

NEW YORK, March 13.-The
New York stock exchange today
set in motion machinery to deter:
mine il a Free And Open Market"
exists in the stock of the Radio
Corpora ton of America. If 1t Is
found that corner exists in the
stock, it will face removal from
the big boards trading list.
All members of the stock ex'
change have received from the
business conduct committee a DE
mand to furnish each day definite
information relative to the buying
and selling of Radio Corporation
stock through their offices. CUES
tionnaires mailed to the members
ask for the following information:
The aggregate long and short
positions of the members and then
customers in Radio Corporation
stock; the number of shares Dor
rowed and from whom; the number
Of shares loaned and to whom.
Not since the famous squeeze
in Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad
stock last year and the attempted
corner in Piggy Wiggly common
stock three years ago have scenes
of such confusion been witnessed
on the floor of the exchange. Radio
scared in the widest possible man
ner. as buying orders for nearly
100000 shares of the stock swept
in, and big traders ordered their
brokers to cover them at any
cost"
In the absence of new develop
ments in the business of the Radio
Corporation, the markets technical
position furnished the best possible
guide TO the reason for the sudden
flare-up in the stock. OF total of
] 1850 shares of the stock out
standing, the General Electric Com
pany and the Westinghouse Com
pany reputedly hold 200 shares.
General HarbOard and Owen Young.
leading executives, hold another
100000 shares and investors 10000.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-13
BALTIMORE PRODUCE

BALTIMORE, March 10. - Live
Poultry-C Chickens, old, heavy, ESQ
26c; old. 4 to Az lbs. 26@27c; old, 3
to Sh lbs, 25@26c: leghorns and
other light stock, 24@25c; old roost.
ers. 17W1Sc; young chickens, colored.
large. 33@36c: colored, 2 lbs. and un.
der. 42@4Sc. Capons, all sections, as
to size. $40 4Oc. Ducks, white
Pekins, lbs. and over, 26@28c;
puddle, lbs. and over, 24@26c; Mus
covy, lbs. and over. 24026c; all
kinds, smaller, 10000. Guineas,.
young. 2 lbs. and over, each, S5c; old.
4OV6Oc. Pigeons young and old,
per pair. 2O@30c. Turkeys, young
hens 45@47c; gobblers, 40@42c: old,
3O@35c.
Dressed Poultry-Turkeys. young,
42Q46c; turkeys, old, 3O035c. Ducks,
25@3Oc. Chickens, young, 30@35c;
mixed: old and young, 25@2sc.
Eggs Market unsettled. Slightly
easier. On the Baltimore Butter and
cred firsts. three sales, 100 cases, 81
@27Ac. Closing offerings, nearby
fresh gathered firsts, 27@27Nc; bid.
2715c. Receipts, 1,49S cases.
Butter-Creamery fancy. per h.,
50@51c; choice. 4S049c; good, 46@
47c; prints. 51@53c; blocks. 49051c;
ladies, S5037c; Maryland and Penn
sylvania rolls, 30035c; Ohio and
West Virginia rolls. 30@34c; store
packed. 29@30c; Maryland, Virginia
and Pennsylvania dairy prints, 500
S5c: process butter, 41c. Receipts,
$50 tubs.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-13
TEST NEWS AND QUOTATIONS OF THE FINANCIAL MARKETS

$1.61%: No. 2 red winter. garlick,
domestic. $1.62aS. Receipts, 1871
bushels. Shipments, S6.867 bushels
Corn-Steady; No. 2 yellow, 40
nestle, $1.O9@1.10 bushel. Receipts.
9,417 bushels. Shipments, 313 bushels,
Oats-Steady; No. white. do
nestle, 65@66c bushel: No. 3 white
64@65c bushel. Receipts. 1893
bushels. Shipments. 1893 bushels,
Rye-Nominal. Receipts, none
Shipments, 159 bushels.
HaY--Quiet. Receipts ample.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-13
CRUSHED BY HAY BALER

COATESVILLE, Pa, March To-
Crushed in a hay baling machine,
William T. Arters. aged SO, Of
Guthriesville. suffered injuries
which, it is feared, will prove fatal.
He was brought to a hospital here,
having sustained several fractured
ribs, a punctured lung and con.
cussion of the brain. The accident
occurred when Arters' baling outfit
was working at the Passmore farm.
near Embreeville.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-13
All, Those u. S. SenOritas
Drive HOmbres to English

NUEVo LAREDO. Mex, March
10. - Officers of the garrison are
learning to "spika de Inglis land.
wicf."
Officially the classes were organ.
lied to prepare ambitious officers
for higher ratings. Unofficially,
they were organized to help the
officers in their wooing Of American
girls.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-13
LOCAL PRODUCE

Eggs-Current receipts, CSC; white
and brown hennerys, 27@2sc; stale
and bad stock not wanted.
Poultry-Alive: Turkeys, S5 03Sc;
chickens, Plymouth Rock, Ssc; reds,
s5@Ssc: hens. large, 27c; white Leg
horn hens, large, 27c: white Leg
horn hens, 22c: younk keats, 70075c.
Dressed: Turkeys, 42c: chickens. Ssc:
large fowls, 27028c: leghorn fowls.
zoe; keats, 90c and 81.
Calves - Top, 1904; medium, 8
@13c.
Lambs-C Choice, 1Sc.
Sheep-Fat, &c.
Apples - Supplies moderate. De-
mand moderate, market steady. Bar
rels, Virginia, u. s. No. /, 2A inches
up winesaps, $9@9.50, mostly. So.
Boxes, Washington, medium to large
size extra fancy Delicious, few sales,
SIS; extra fancy Winesaps. 81. Bushel
baskets: Virginia, u. S. No. 1. 215
inches up. Staymans. $3.25; unclass.
flied Staymans, ~ inches up, 50.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-13

s.tva your wife n ear to drive for
.hcnnine and social purposes--seIect II
threnrh tOday's Tinnee and Herald
Classified ads.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-13

some Of the Used Cars listed for
sale in today'A Times and Herald
Classified columns have seen but little
one today
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-13
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-13

BALTIMORE GRAIN
BALTIMORE, March 10. - Wheat
firn1er; No. 2 red winter, export,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-21
At the Movies
ELTINGE THEATRE

Dramatic adventure in the hinter-
lands Of China, = thrilling climax
that saves q beautiful girl from q
barbarian's execution block just in
the nick Of time, q thrilling romance
and an exuberant, daredevil hero
and you have the malSjngs Of "T9ll.
ing the World" which comes to the
Eltinge for Wednesday and Thurs
day with William Haines as the star.
A daring, reckless reporter is the
hero; . charming, beautiful dancer
is the heroine. The boy gets his job
on = big metropolitan daily by trick
ing the editor, but he makes good
and 10 instrumental In exposing q
murder in = roadhouse. He falls in
love with one Of the dancers and
follows her when she goes with Z
show troupe on q tour Of the Orient.
How she is captured by Chinese
bandits and about to be publicly be-
headed when the boy summons aid
from the warships Of several coun-
tries through wireless messages;
how she is saved and the boy pro.
claimed the greatest newspaper man
in the world makes . picture that
holds one -breathless through it's un.
winding.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-21
CHICAGO: 100 PER CENTER

New York is the largest and most famous American
CITY, Broadway Fifth avenue, Riverside drive and Har-
lem are familiar words even to people who have never
been closer to Manhattan Island than Buffalo The
town has been pubcized as the most absorbing, con-
fusing interesting and spectacular city in the country
Yet, to way Of thinking, Chicago is really more
worthy Of notice It, too is vast, formless strdent
challenging. Like New York it is pulsating with quick
life, housing thousand tragedies and thousand COM
edes in its obscure byways And it is even more typical
Of America.
New York is New York, unlike any other city, Chi
cago is more than Chicago; Is every other American
town put under the magnfyng glass. It is the real
100 per cent American city IT. virtues and its faults
typical Of the nation No other city has Big Bill
Thompson Or : Scarfscs AL Capone perhaps yet every
pther city has miniatures of these men.
Il is rather surprising that more writer's have not
tried to interpret Chicago In another generation or SO
H. city viii have outgrown much Of its present amazing
lrbulsncs, and It Il pity that the authors and poets
with . few sxcsptions) are concentrating on New
York Good stories centsrins about the Chicago of to-
day Will b unuttsrably interesting to Americans 50
years from mountaineering and almost unbelievable.
One young Chicaeoan has tackled the job He il Mac
Kinlay KaAtor, and his novel; "Diversey" IL the
kind Of book that ought 70 b coming out in floods The
euG maa ha1 lasye 1or big city. He presents vivid
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Nicaragua, but refusing appropria-
tons for them, was the last instance
of such an attempt. It was defeated,
So to %.
Chairman Borah of the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee and
Senator Swanson, ranking minority
member, were among the amend
ment's strongest opponents. But
both admitted their belief that the
policy that sent the marines to
Nicaragua was mistaken one. The
question simmered down to one of
whether, right or wrong, the presi-
dents foreign policy should be up
held.
The senate did not vote on the
question whether the president had
violated the Constitution in landing
troops in Nicaragua, in making the
election agreement or in undertaking
a de facto war against SANDING.
The conclusion to be drawn from
the Foreign Policy Association is
that the president, in handling for
eign relations, can do as he likes
and does!
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the Village to their newer homes.
You'll find him today in Romany
Marie's just as you might have found
him half dozen years ago in Ro-
many Marie's. Marie's is no longer a
gypsy loft above Christopher street.
Nor is it couple of doors up from
Trilby's. Nor is it just beyond Sher-
idan Square, nor at the terminal Of
the Fifth Avenue buses.
Bit by bit it has drifted toward
the Village edge. I found it again
the other night in a darkened base
ment in Minetta Lane. The bright
streaked gypsy hangings were un-
changed, the paintings and cartoons
still seemed friendly toward itinerant
spiders, the "trick" cat still ran up
and dowifsthe piano keys. True, the
people had changed-but they map
aged, somehow, to look like those Of
yesteryear. Their appearance was
what is called "Villagy." There was
another shaggy haired, 1.-the girl
trying to look like stage version of
a Paris Apache; the lean faced youth
at the corner table, straining his
eyes under the candle light rs he
pens something or other, hoping per-
haps to attract the attention Of the
tea Slippers, and be considered liter
ary; two youths in berets; girl with
the face of an esthetic dancer; a
couple of models - and the usual
hangers-on.
And, Of course, Bobbie Edwards,
still stunning his uke and droning
out his old favorite: 1.-THE Sultan's
wives have got the hives Allah,
be merciful!"
GILBERT SWAN.
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IN NEW YORK

New York, Aug. 21.-A funny
place, Greenwich Village! Take, for
instance, the fast maturing woman
who refers to herself as ''the Village
flower girl"
Her shop is a narrow cubbyhole
that drops down from the SIDEWALK.
To call attention to the presence Of
the place a few potted plants stand
at the doorway. You can see that
she really loves flowers and wants
everyone to enjoy them. ] have
watched her day upon day rob her
own stock to put posy in the but
tonhole Of = passerby. I have no
idea how many she gives away.
But the other day learned some
thing else about her. happened ia
be passing when I saw q small
parade Of struggling artists leaving.
Each carried lovely potted plant.
whats the big idea ?" inquired.
It seems that the "Village flower
girl" loans out her plants to worthy
artists that they may have subjects
for their ."still lifes." When they
have finished their paintings the
plants are returned and put back in
stock. Of course, no charge is made.
And there's Bobbie Edwards, who
dates from the time when the Evil
lage was the village" And with his
cigar box ukuleles, his stock Of songs
and his supply Of conversation he has
followed the uprooted old haunts Of
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WOMEN AS PILOTS

The exploit Of Lady Heath, British airwoman. who
piloted commercial plane carrying Is passengers
across the English channel Of its regular trips
suggests the possibility that aviation will become a
new field in which women exercise their talents.
There is no reason why women should not be as good
pilots men. The job calls for excellent physique
and good powers of endurance, but does not require
great physical strength. No has demonstrated
that the qualities most needed by competent aviator
are not possessed by women we'll as by men.
It is entirely possible that the future will see MANY
women plotting commercial planes about the country
indeed, probable" is no doubt better word than
possible" Woman has invaded every other field; why
not this one?