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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-01-06

Many unusual requests for in
formation come to the Census
Bureau, entirely aside from the
seekers for data represented by
agents of business houses and cor
porations.
Individuals write for statistics
on birth, marriage and death. Peo-
pie frequently want to know how
much lnoger they will likely live,
and what may be their chances OF
marriage. If they + married
occasionally they want to know
the statistical likelihood of being
divorced.
Now and then Census officials
receive letters asking if children
are more likely to be girls than
bows. or vice versa. One letter
the other day raised the query
as to how many bobbed-haired wo-
men over 35 years of age there
are in the country. They asked
how many people have wooden
legs and how many have false
teeth.
But the prize of them all was
a request recently seeking to
know. as a matter of precedent
for the INQUIRER, how many bald
headed women wear wigs.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-01-06

The shop windows have been
nicely trimmed for the holiday sea-
son and so have the Christmas
trees. Turkey or goose, with the
customary trimmings. is the main
dish. But. oh. most neatly trimmed
OF all is dear old dad!
= e =
One OF the first bills introduced
in the new Congress provides $500
fine and as much as 30 days for
anybody speaking in a loud or ur
usual tone" in the District of Co
lumbia. They're trying to ge
Charlie Dawes. that's what they se
trying to 10
g 8
Two women have been convict
Of killing their husbands during.
1927. Mrs. Snyder and Mrs. Lillien
dahl. Neither of them so paddock
ing. either
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-01-06
WINTER TURNS THE CORNER

The weather man has worked
the grudge against man and beast
out of his system at last. Or per
haps Herbert Janvrin Brown, the
prophet of everlasting cold, has
lost his grip or relented. Anyway,
the backbone of winter is in need
of a chiropractor. The birds are
singing, the caves dripping and
children are romping outdoors.
Probably winter is not entirely
over but a few days of this will
make us forgive if not forget the
coolest December in history. 1t is
now merely a thrilling incident
for oldtimers to talk about twenty
years hence.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-01-06

Phantom speeches by members
of Congress again begin to crowd
the Congressional Record, the of
ficial organ of the Senate and
the House. 1t is these speeches
which are responsible for the pub
LEGATION of the Record long after
Congress has adjourned, and it is
these statements that account in
a large degree for the bulk of the
Record as it appears daily.
The addresses are included as
extension of remarks" and not
one word of which has been ut.
tered in the legislative halls of the
nation. They probably have nc
influence at all upon legislation
though they may weigh vitality in
the precincts back home where an
ambitious solon is eager to i'm
e his constituents with the
important part he plays in the at
fairs of the nation.
It is estimated that these "phan
tom" speeches, which are never
made, cost the taxpayer from
$1,000 to $1,000 a day to print. L
costs S24 a column, or $4S a page
to print the Record. You can
figure for yourself how much the
silent verbosity of your Represent
alive is costing.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-01-06
Who Won the War? 1t Was Joe Lister
at Front and "MiSSuS" in the Mills

ONE night in September 1914
Joe Lister came home with
bad news for the 'missus
The scene was a humble home
in the cotton spinning town OF
Reddish in the black Lancashire
country
well. Missus. I've joined up.
I'm that fed up with the ups and
downs we've been 'avin that I'm
goin' to the wal The country
needs me
The "mlssus" knew Joe too
well to object Hear her tell it
"JoesIs a terrible man when
he's got his head set on anything
And that proud He'll work at
anything And when he hasn't
got a job and there's nothing in
the house TO eat will he say so?
Not he He'll just pretend he's
had a grand meal
The Unsung Savior
80 Joe went away anu lut
"missus" got a Job in the cotton
mill. II was up to her to save the
home. = 1t was for her to take the
unsung and uncelebrated side of
the hero business.
I'm coming back with a medal
on my chest. or / won't come
back" was Joe's parting message
to his heroic little wife.
He did come back. and with a
medal? What a medal! The
Victoria Cross. most coveted of
all British decorations for SUI
preme gallantry in war Here's
Joe's way of telling how it hap
pened.
Il joined the Lancashire Fusi-
%leers." said Joe and | saw active
service in all the famous battles
of ny sector-Ypres Vimy Ridge
Arras Camhral ArmeDtieres the
BATH e the Somme was
wounueu tour times the worst
heine . shrapnei WOUND IL the
left shoulder was badly gassed
in March 1913 ana that hrought
me home tol COCOA
1T was II the attack nn Pas
schendaele Ridge that J Won the
V. c The Flrst Battalion OF my
regiment-tbe one tC which ] be
longed-was 10 % evel the top
Oct. Q. 1917 was . sergeant by
The zerc nruI was SIN III
he morning and u was dark J.
vas leading ~ men
Following Baira2e
I'VE has No commissioned of
icers left They had all been
We were to advance uu
Ter the cover OF uuI barragt il
vas necessary that We Keep 10
ime else the harrage would Dc
Is no good We must get Il our
irst objective But we were held
Up by heavy machine gun fire
rom two pill boxes in front of MS
Thirteen out Of my y mel we're
"YouS know how these pill
boxes are buiit-room-siZe places
constructed out of concrete and
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-01-06

until got near the edge of the
first shell crater
Then l suddenly jumped up
with my rifle all ready and
yelled at the top of my lungs:
"'Come on out of it,
II never expected it would
work. but it did The Germans
started coming out of the shell
craters and trenches. hands up.
/ thought they never would stop
coming 1t looked like a regular
procession
When we counted noses there
were a full 100 of them /
wasn't very strong had just
come out of a hospital with my
wounded shoulder five days be-
fore but the excitement acted
like a stiff grog l was ready for
anything My men were 80 yards
behind me and l waved to them
to come on and guard the bag
which they did until we could
send the prisoners to the rear
Well. that's all"
But it is not. In the order of
the day. he is praised for most
conspicuous gallantry under gall
ing fire
Lister sat silent, his keen gray
eyes in his lean pleasant face
being the only thing that sug-
gested the fighter
Then what happened7" he was
asked
At the Palace
"Oh. we won our detectives
And several days later I was on
sentry go because we were very
short of men A messenger came
up from headquarters
Beat it. Joe You're wanted
at H @ at once
Il thought ] was in - 4 VIE
ging hut ] didn't know wha' rot
oh don't worrN -
messenger II come
y knew what II tau
was the c Ano the Is, gIal
me the Medal MllltaIre
Joe was finally spared fro'l II
ranks 70 &c to buckingham Pa!a',
to receive his decoration from Ii,
king himself
His faithful bard-workIne ti!t"
wife took heI hardlv-won saEiiiE
and made the long journey fTpa
Reddish to London She ~aife,
to he present al the supreme hrr5
Of her man-the hour when -
stood before his king and shook
lands with him and was congra1
by him
1t never dawned on her tha'
his was not allowed But they
leld her up at the gates and Sc
she stood there. one of the crr"d
lust one of the crowdi Instead
If a'heroine beside he1 hero!
Joe's V. c. and his record -.
have helped him get
oh as letter-carrier in Reddish.
It's a steady job and that's what
Toe wants now-to make sure
hat the wife and kids r safe in
he land that his gallantry helped
make secure.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-01-06

iron with Sits through which the
machine gun pokes its face The
sa wing thing is that the gun cant
be raised or depressed II can
Just shoot one way and it's very
effective wheD YOU are al q dis
tance from it but if you can get
CLOSE enough II cant reach you
Wei We starred Ton those Pill
boxes and almost stumbled into a
shell hole where We saw q ma
chine CUR crew We killed twc
Germans TIE other two surreD-
dereG
Then We norped down on our
bellies and got within working
distance OF the frst pill box ]
put that cur OF business with a
Mills bomb It Killed six men
The other TWO Germans surren-
dered
Then we crawled on to the
second pill box Another bomb
We killed three and bagged two
Germans
His Supreme Moment
But beyond this pill box were
a whole set ut shell craters all
connected up with trenches and
they seemed full of Germans snip
ing our advance. ! told my men
to lie quiet and l crawled along
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-01-06

A tally of the last Congress
shows a list of chronic offenders
that includes 40 Republicans, As
Democrats and 2 Farm-Labor
members. The subjects discussed
range the entire gamut of posi-
bilities, but principally they are
intended, not for national con-
sumption, but for the information
of the constituents of the individ-
ual member of Congress.
For instance, it cost $40 to set
in type the poetic quotations one
Congressman included in a speech.
One woman member ran up a bill
of 1925 for composition in giving
an accounting of her stewardship.
An Illinois Congressman made five
silent speeches that cost $49S, and
Representative from West Vir-
ginia spent SIC worth of the peo-
pies money to deliver an address
the assets of his district.
One Texas Congressman recent
ly used up approximately twenty
pages of space including jokes, sta
t~istics, and his opinion on virtual
ly every question that agitates the
nation today.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-01-06
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local stations may be cut out for other and
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An Atwater Kent receiving set in your home, no matter where
that home is, connects you up with the Great Beyond-the
World of Trade and Markets; the World of Music, Information,
Entertainment; the World that pulses with news. 1t relieves
the isolation of winter, annihilates distance at all times.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-01-06

RED Top" the summer home OF
Grover Cleveland, and the spac.
ious grounds that surround it.
have gwen way to real estate de
velopment.
Cleveland bought the house
while he was President, and used
it as a summer residence in 1898,
in the days before it became pop
ular for Presidents to establish
summer residences in various and
widely separated sections of the
country.
At that time, however, Cleve-
lands home was well out in the
suburbs of the city of Washing
ton, virtually a rural section. The
house was the only one in it's
vicinity. Since then, however, a
vast number of comfortable homes
have been built around the old es-
tate, and Cleveland Park, taking
it's name from the former Presi-
dent, is now one of the close-in
residential subdivisions. Other
settlements have preceded miles
beyond the pioneering stop of the
President. Now the old house it.
self is torn down, it's stones Of
fered for sale, and the grounds
divided into building lots.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-01-06
CLOSE-UPS IN THE
NATIONS CAPITAL
(By Stephen James,

Age plays its part in the politics
of both parties. Republicans and
Democrats alike are faced with
the necessity of presenting candi-
dates, who if elected, will have
the likelihood of health and the ex-
pectancy of lift to enable him to
perform the arduous duties of his
office until the end of the next
term in 1888.
A review of the ages of the
most likely candidates in both
parties is of more than passing
interest. The name of the next
President may or may not be in
the list that appears below, giving
the present age and the age at
the end of the term of the leading
aonAidofoc Of fbo mnmnOt
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-01-06

If President Coolidge were add
ed to the Republican list, which he
is not, the figures would show he
is now SIS years of age, and that
in 1893 he would have reached the
ripe maturity Of 81 years, still
younger than many of those who
are being prominently mentioned
for the office.
Herbert Hoover in the Republi-
can ranks, and Owen D. Young in
the Democratic camp, are the
youngest respectively in their
friendly opponents. All in all,
however, no very great age diff
ferential exists, except that a few
years in the late fifties represent
a greater difference that a like
number in the middle forties.
Big business seldom goes be-
yond sixty to choose it's respon-
sible executives, but that prece-
dent is not always followed by the
nation in making its choice of its
business manager for the repub.
lie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-12-14
Tri podlehli "Flu" cd patku.

Zdravotn1 komisar oznamil
We stredu, re cd patku posled-
n1ho tydne zemreli ma inflhen-
Gu tri osoby v Baltimore meste.
DR.. Jones priznava, re "nic
zdravotnf trad ciniti nem1ze,
ably zabranil propuknutf influ-
ency v Baltimore
Influenza sill Sc kvapem We
Strednlm Zapadu. V Chicagu
mnohe skoly jiz zavreny byly.
Kansas stat hlasi pres 13 tisic
onemocnenf, Kalifornie pres
10 tisfc, Montana pres 4 tisfce.
Maryland a District of Co.
lumbia tax dalece dosud use
treny zGstaly. Padesat sedm
prfpadG hlaseno z w. Virginie
a 200 z Virginie.
V Pittsburgh technologicka
skola zavrena byla. Podobn6
stane sc asi ma tamn1 universite
Ctyricet sest stat1 ohlasilo "a
tyden koncfcf z. prosincem 49,
$50 pTipadG influency.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-12-14

Marylandsky prohibicni ad-
ministrator, John F. j. Herbert
uznan byl v pondelf v Traffic
soudu vinnym z rychle jfzdy a
odsouzen ku pokute $6.45.
Herbert dopaden byl jak v
Telegraph uvedeno, minuly ty-
den ma Fort avenue policistou
Heinke. Tento udal, re adm
nistrator hnal Sc rychlostl az 38
mil "a hodinu.
Herbert Sc hail, ze jel rych-
lostf jenom asi 20 mil v hodine,
ze- byl We spechu podepsati asi
$50 listin a re policista byl pri-
lis horlivy.
Soudce Staylor soudil, re u.
danl policisty byla presna a u
dani administrators ne tax pre-
sna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-12-14
Hill proti Palmisano.

John Philip Hill, jenz pro-
hral pfi poslednfch volbach v
3. distriktu proti demokratu
Palmisano, oznamil tomuto
koncem tydne, re v Dome kon-
gresu bude bojovati proti zvo-
len1 Palmisano.
Hill "a podklad sveho boie
uvadl 81 pTlpad1 volebnlch
podvod1 nezakonneho hlaso-
van1. Hill zadati bude D1m
kongresu, ably "vyhodil" vsech-
ny hlasy tret1 wardy, v nlz Pal
misano zije a pax hlasy re
dvou precinktG v jinych war
dach. Hill oznamil soudu, re
ma volby vydal $2,689.11. Pfi-
spevky nepTijal cd nikoho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-12-14
Streiila Sc.

Marie Vandersloot, 19leta z
Belgian avenue, postTelena da-
ma byla We stfedu do nemocnice
D1vka doznala,ze sama Sc sire
lila Garrett lesfku, asi diva
bloky cd jejfho domova.
Otec udal policii, ze dcera
trapila Sc nejaky cas- mad
"zlym osudem" rodiny. Babic-
ka jej1 zemrela nedavno ses-
ira jej1 pred kratkou dobou
.poranena byla automobilove
nehod6.
Mrtvola Berthy Norris,
25lete, nalezena byla We stredu
v kuchyni jej1ho apartmentu v
100 bloku st. Paul ulice. O.
travila Sc sv1tiplynem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-12-14
Automobily.

l.. c. Smart z vych. 80. ulice
podlehla v nemocnici zraneni,
jez utrpela, kdyz prejeta byla
pfi prechazeni Greenmount a.
venue automobilem, rfzenym
Kate E. Roedelovou 2 Cockeys-
vile.
= Y mestske nemocnici zem
rel Beverly B. Cox re ST.. Hele-
ma avenue, jemuz rozrazena
byla lebka, kdyz sc MIN auto
mobil prekotil.
= Rev. John S. Cuddy, farar
katolickych kostelG Gathers
burg a Choppers, zabit byl v pa
tex, kdyz automobil jeho srazil
Sc s vlakem Baltimore and O.
hio drahy ma kfizovatce u Cal
thersburg. Usmrceny knee
byl star AZ rok1. Rodem byl
Baltimoran. George Lloyd, hill
dac kfizovatky udal, re knez
" myslenkach pohrouzeny ne
videl vystrazne znameni, jez
mu hl1dac daval.
Margaret Moss Alexan-
der zabita bylaw nedeli auto
mobilove nehode ma Park
Heights avenue Suburban
klubu. Nalezena byla lezici
mrtva u prevrzeneho automo-
blu. Usouzeno, re automobil
ma m1rne zatacce asi sklouzl ma
castecn6 ledem pokryte ceste.
Usmrcena, 18 rokI stara, by
la dcerou Charlese B. Alexan-
dra Eccleston, spravce pojis-
tovny. Pri poslednfch volbach
Alexander byl v cele demokra-
tickeho statn1ho financnlho W.
boru.
= Asi deset stop zabradll ma
Cedar avenue moste utrzeno
bylo v nedeli neznamym auto
mobilem. Automobilista, jak
policie soud1, utrhl tento kus
zabradh. Jak Sc stalo, re S au-
tomobilem bez ponechanf nej-
mensi stopy vyvazl, je zahadou
= Mary Brandt z Gray Ma
nor v Baltimorskem okresu
smrtelne zranena byla a jeji
patnact mes1c1 starry syn tezce
zranen, kdyz v 1tery automo-
bill, v nemz jeli, zasazen byl ma
German Hill silnici a Carnegie
avenue poulicnf karou. V kare
zranen nebyl nikdo. Dftku pre-
razeny byly ODE nohy a ma leb-
ce zraneno. Brandtova "a krat-
ko pc prevezen1 do nemocnice
zemrela.
= Ma Philadelphia road u
Ellwood avenue poranena byla
sedmdesatileta Elizabeth Craw
ford N. Ellwood avenue sra
zena byvsi motorcyklem Aaro-
ma Browna. Starene pTeraze-
ma byla leva ruka. Vedle toho
potlueena byla a porezana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-12-14
Soudce nepripustil katoliky "a
cleny poroty.

V soudnim rizenf o posledni
Will Elizabeth S. jenkins, je5
odkazala katolickym ustav1m
81, 100000, soudce Bond nepfi-
pustil "a cleny poroty katoli.
ky. Soudce> >vysvetlil, re necini
| tax 2 ohledd nabozenskych, ale
ponevac sunny ty odkazany by
ly katolickym 1stavGm.
zaloba ma zrusenl posledn1
vile Jenkinsove podal jejl
vnuk, Alfred Jenkins Shriver,
pravnik. V zalobe tvrdil,z diva
clenove jeji rodiny delali ma
tlak ma nj, ably odkazala jmenl
sve katolickym ustav1m, re
Glen jednoho nabozenskeho fa-
du dlel S nj castokrate pred jeji
smrti a re jiny Glen jineho radu
eitaje k tomu katolickeho kne-
re kathedraly a Jenkinsove
vlastnl sestra, jeptiska, casto-
krate j navstlvili.
Vnuk zaloval, re jeho teta
fakticky "drzana byla jako We
zen v jejim dome v meste a Y
jejim venkovskem s1dle zrov-
ma TAX"
Prvnim svedkem byl cernoch
byvaly sluzebny dome zesnn-
le Jenkinsove. Slouzil u nj 26
rokG. We svedectv1 udal, ze
sestra Jenkinsove, jeptiska Ma
ry Rose navstevovala il jednou
v tydnu re s nj byvala oby-
cejne jina jeptiska. Dale sved-
Gil, re Rev. Edwin L. Leonard 2
kathedraly caste navstevoval
dim, obycejne jednou v tydnu
prichazeje k j1dlu.
V 1tery soudce Bond rozho-
dl platnost odkazG katolickym
organisaclm rozhodnuv, re sve-
dectvim nebylo dokazano, ze
by nejaky natlak ma zemrelou
ucinen byl.
Svedectvi, re jeptiska Mary
Rose zakazala videti sestre sve
bratra Alfredo Jenkinse, soud-
ce uznal "a nedokazane. Ma
jetek zesnule, jak behem soul
du zjisteno, odhadnut na $2,-
687.O59.84.
Alfred jenkins Shriver pc wv
neseni rozsudku oznamil, re
2 rozsudku ucineno a.
81 bude cleny Jenkinsovy rodi-
ny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-12-14

Myrtle Owings ze Spalding
avenue pc operaci ma nj prove
dene pred nejakym casem pro
hlasena byla nyn1 "a uzdrave-
nou~ a poslana dom1. Manzel
jeji, William Allen Owings u
vedomen byl, aby il dovezl z
nemocnice domG We SVEN auto
mobilu. Kratkou dobu ma to
dosla zprava, re nalezen byl
mrtvy v garazi, kde Sc zastre-
Ill. Pred tim bratru udal, re
financnf zalezitosti jej trapf.
Star byl Al roku.
- Mary Fowler re 700 bio
ku McHenry ulice, vcasne "a
chranena byla pred otravou
svitiplynem. Nalezena byla le-
z1cf v bezvedomf ma podlaze
dOmu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-12-14
Netouzi mnoho po zadrzene
mzds.

'Nevim jeste, prijmu-li sluz-
ne, jez governor pravil, ze po-
zadal Mr.. Milborne, ably mi no
vyplatil", oznamil v pondelf
pomocny statnf auditor, Daniel
III. Carroll, ktereho pred krat-
KEN governor Richie sesadil z
1radu We statn1m silnicnlm od-
boru, kde odkryl podvody, KITE
re tam po nekolik r9kG prova-
deny byly nekterymi nesvedo-
mitymi zrfzenci jejichz dosah
presne vysetren nenl.
V pondelf governor Carrolla
dosadil zpet ma jeho mlsto S
poukazem, aby mu zadrzene
sluzne vyplaceno bylo. Cover
ner vysvetliE to tim, re 81 preje
aby Carroll vystoupil jako sve-
dek pred velkoporotou a ne
snad proto, re Carroll "zaslu-
huje nejake pozornosti vdbec. .
Carroll proti tomu dal do We
rejnosti, re hotov jest svedciti,
aby vysetreny byti molly pod
vody silnicnfho odboru at je to
pred kymkoliv a kdekoliv.
"Kdyz vsak governor pravl,
re pozadal Mr.. Milbourne po-
slati mi me sluzne v temze
dechu povfda, re nezasluhuji
nejake pozornosti vGbec, pri-
znavam Sc, re Sc mi takove je-
dnanf nellbi. A mysllm, re 60
werner nenf spravedlivy," po-
znamenal Carroll.
Carroll vysvetluje, ze cd Ger
vence byl zamestnan jinde pro-
hlizenim knih.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-12-14
Strelen " bitce $ policii.

Cernoch, Kent Spriggs, tezce
zranen byr kulf v bitce S policif
v Annapolis. PTepaden byl,
kdyz prchal obchodu ma
Main ulici asi O p1l pate v ne
deli rano. Ma rozkaz zastaviti
Sc utlkal dale. Pc honb6 We
dvou blocich cernoch sc zasta-
vii, vytahl revolver a stTelil po
sergeantu. Tento strelbu ope-
toval a zranil cernocha dvema
kulema. Cernoch znovu dal Sc
ma 1tek. Ma dlazbu srazen byl
novymi kulemi. Zranen byl ma
krku, dasni, zaludku a noze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-12-14
Prihybal 81.

Walter Schultz, federalnl
prohibicnf agent, byl pofadne
opily, kdyz navstfvil domac1
zabavu V dome George w.
Cronhardta v 1900 bloku E.,
Lexington ulice, jak .dosvedcila
manzelka hostitele.
Cronhardtova obzalovana
byla manzelem svym, re pro-
davali koralku.
Soudce propustil j z obzalo-
by, ale manzele podrzel ku dal
sfmu jednanf.
Schultz pfipustil, ze pill, ale
hajil Sc, re nebyl opily. Do
svedcil, re pTi soukrome zaba-
We zaplatil "a pohostinstvi $8.-
so. Federalnl agent skonfis-
kovali tam zasoby koralek.
Peter Jasco z N. Eden ulice
odsouzen byl ma sest meslcn do
zalare a ku pokute 500, re u
neho nalezeny byly lihoviny.
Kelly, jenz spolu MIN souzen
byl, poslan ma pet dnf do veze-
nj.
Joseph Cornelius Hamer 2
Golden Ring hospody Balti-
morskem okresu odsouzen ma
90 dni.
Ma 60 dni odsouzeni : Harry
Sneider, Joseph Gerzek a A. c..
Shadis.
Joseph May zalovany, re
protivil Sc agentu, poslan ma a
mes1ce do vezenl. Prohlidka
V jeho mlstnosti v 700 bloku S.
Broadway provedena byla 1.
cervence.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-12-14
Dan stanovena ma budouci rolk

Pima mestska dan ma budou-
ci rok stanovena byla. Ze 500
majetku placeno bude $2.38 ci-
li<o jeden cent meme nezli roku
letosnfho.
Pfedmestska dan je $1.666.
Letos je $1.6O13. Venkovska
dan $0.952. Zvysena byla re
70 ma 80 procent.
Y novem rozpoctu jsou apro-
priace v obnosu $69,111.828.-
33.
Ma apropriace, jez predar
ku schvalenl mestske rade, roz
oocteno jest 2 primych DAM
42,284,728.33, z pdjcek $25,-
263.100.000, z parkovnlch fon-
ia 81, ,164,0O0.OOO, z nemovite-
no majetku mesta $400.000.00.
Y rozpoctu zvlaste ostrlhan
VI rozpocet ma skolstvi.
Odbor verejnych praci ostri-
han byl o $35, 1892. Ma odbor
povoleno $8,781.952.88. V tom
zahrnuta jest apropriace ma ci-
stenl ulic. Mayor Broening a
hlavnf inzenyr Goob nalehali
ma to, aby ma eisteni ulic sta
Yebnimu fOndu poskytnuto by
o potfebne zvyseni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-12-14
Lihoviny nedostali.

Ozbrojeni revolvery, ctyfi
mladf bandite vrhli Sc v ponde-
Ii ma vladnf truck ma Dexter u
lici Ellicott ulici v pondel1,
stloukli Tidice trucku, ale nezli
zmizeti mohli lihovinami, pr
chli. Carl Poole, 25lety, male
zen byl v trucku krvacejic1 z
rozbite lebky.
Prepaden byl, kdyz jel s ma
kladem l1hovin z pieru, {. g., v
Canton. Ma trucku nalozeno
bylo 1O7 beden vfna koTalek
urcenych pro ciza vyslanectva
We Washingtonu.