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Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1928-01-19
PRESIDENT COOLIDGE AGAIN
ON AMERICAN SOIL

The Presidents Train, en- route
to Washington, Jan. 17.-With the
cheers of Havana still fresh in his
memory, President Coolidge was
homeward bound tonight OF sched-
ule calling for his arrival in Wash
ington early Thursday.
He landed in Key West from the
cruiser Memphis early this after
noon and after an automobile tour
of the little island city, boarded his
special train for the 40-hour run to
Washington. With his were Mrs,
Coolidge, Secretary and Mrs. Kel-
logg and Secretary and Mrs. Wilbur.
81 presume your daughters edu-
cation was quite extensive"
stNIo -
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1928-01-19

Ho: 81 improved my golf game
hundred per cent last Sunday" =.
Bo: "But l didn't see you on the
links"
Ho. 81 wasn't. l cleaned out the
furnace and my profanity is now
practically perfect.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1928-01-19

"Do you notice how fat all the
chorus are?"
eyes the manager is very econo-
mical, and the fat ones get the same
pay as the thin but fill the stage
better"
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1928-01-19
BASKET BALL GAME TONIGHT

lHPPetldOIIIetII OCdtI
basketball team will play two games
here this week. On Thursday night
Hiwassee plays on the local court
and Saturday night Wingate Junior
College comes here. Both games
promise to be close affairs. Games
will be called at O'Clock, p. m.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1928-01-19

He: "They say radio is in it's in
fancy"
She: "Thank the Lord it's not
twins" 4
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1928-01-19
MRS. HUBBARD SWIFT DEAD

At her home near Mabel, Aunt
Rachel Swift died on the morning of
January 18th. She was the widow
of the late Hubbard Swift. Had
Mrs. Swift lived few weeks she
would have reached her eighty
fourth year. This good lady had
been faithful Christian for sixty
two years. She left evidences that
she walked daily with the Lord. Her
pastor, Elder E. C. Hodges, conduct
ed the funeral services and inter
ment was at Union cemetery near
her home.
Jupiter: "How can he walk with
those wooden legs?"
Pluvius: LAUNDERING, old deah."
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-17
SEAL L|ONs A|uD WALRUS SEASON
 CLOSED IN ALASKA
NATIVES MAY KILL THEM ALSO WHITES IF IN NEED OF
 FOOD

WASHINGTON, May r, (P)--A two years closing season on sea lions and walruses has been ordered, effective in Alaska, under date be. ginning May l. The animals dur ing that period may only be killed ny Alaskan natives or by whites ir actual need of food, or by mu- scum specimen hunters who must possess a specific permit from the Department of Commerce.
 The animals have been shot dur icg the late summer and early in the fall as game but the new regu!a- tions now establish closed season tions now establish a closed season.
 This move was considered nee essaary in order their numbers may he maintained.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-17
CANES WILLING
 NAME ACCONPL|CE
 CHANGE SENTENCE
OFFER NOW MADE BY GAINES WILLING TO NAME ACCOM-
 PLlCE IN MURDER

SEATTLE, May F, P-Pros- ccutor Colvin said an offer has been made by Bob Gaines in his defense to name the accomplice to the mur- Ge1 of his daughter, in return for the promise his action will reduce lis deeth's sentence to a sentence of second degree murder.
 Colvin admitted he had suspected at the time of the trial Gaines had been aided in the crime by an ac- complice defense obtain the comics the defense obtain the confession sion from Gaines naming the person.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-17
COOLIDGE PLEADS FOR ART, BEAUTY
 IN DUR DAILY LIFE

WASHINGTON, May s16. (P-A plea for more art and beauty in the daily life of the American people in order their moral standards" might be raised, was made by President Coolidge.
 Tt is especially the practical side of art that requires more emphasis" :" Coolidge said, in his address opening the joint meeting of the American Association of Museums.
 We need to put more effort into the translating of art into the daily life of the people If we could sur round ourselves with these forms of beauty, the evil things in life would tend to disappear and our moral standards be raised"
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-17
DESCRIPTION OF WORK

The work planned consists of the construction of timber Hume and brush wing dykes with cribs design ed to carry off surplus waters from Lowell Creek to tidewater. The Hume will be on pile foundation to prevent under securing but it will in no place be more than three or
 four feet above the ground.
 The time of completion of the work is to be specified by the bidders and will be a material factor in award ing the contract as an allowance of $50 per calendar will be made for each day saved the bidder. Payments will be made monthly for the work done and materials delivered on the ground on the basis of 90 percent.
 The specifications call for 84O.OOO board feet of timber, either Douglas fir or Alaska femlock, but it is per missable to use Alaska spruce for the bottom of the Hume. Eighty eight thousand feet of local bling will be required. The Hume will be about $500 feet long. The dykes are to be 400 feet long and constructed with brush wings to form an intake to the Hume.
 An agreement has been reached with the Alaska Railroad to make certain changes of it's main line to facilitate the protection work. The cost of such changes will be charged against the flood control appropria- tion.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-17
AIRWAY, RAILWAY LINE WILL CUT
 TIME ID COAST
NEW PASSENGER TRANSPORTA- TON COMPANY ANNOUNCED,
 N. Y. TO L. A.

NEW YORK, May 16. (P-The in auguration within the next few mon- ths of a passenger transportation ser- vice from New York to Los Angeles by airplane and railroad which will cut running time from four to two days, is announced by c. M. Keys, president of the Curtis Airplane & Motor Company.
 Keys will be president of the new service which will be known as the Trans-continental Air Transport.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-17
SPECIFICATIONS
 FOR LOWELL CREEK
 PROJECT RECEIVED
BIDS WILL BE OPENED IN SEW. ARD JUNE g Ar O'CLOCK IN
 THE MORNING

Anton Eide, in charge of the local office, Alaska Road Commission. re- ceived in yesterdays mail from the Headquarters office at Juneau, the standard government form of invita- tion calling for bids for the construc- ton of a Hume and brush wing dykes on Lowell Creek to handle the flood waters of the stream Contrac- tors interested are asked to call at his office where the plans and spec ffications may be examined.
 According to the U. s. District En- gfneer's office at Juneau, Major Nal cotm Elliott, District Engineer, an- nounces bids will be opened June g, tn Seward. at a, m; at 10 a. n. in Juneau and at Il a. m. in Seatte.
 The limit Of the cost of the work on the stream is s125,000 of which $10o,000 was made available by Fed eral appropriation and $15,O00 by the town of Seward and s1O,00O by the Territory.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-17
SOUTH CAROLINA DELEGATES ARE
 INSTRUCTED DRY
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION MAR RoWLY ESCAPES BREAK.
 ING UP IN ROW

COLUMBIA, May r. R)-The South Carolina Democratic Convea- tion voted to instruct it's IS delegates to support the dry candidate and work for a dry plank by voting of 194 to 147 and to vote in unit and on the third rule.
 It endorsed the rule to nullify the State rule for the support of the party's Presidential nominee which was defeated by vote of 194 to IT.
 A physical clash then occurred be, t~een former Governor John Evans and Colonel Edgard Brown, former Speaker of the State House.
 Brown defended the rule and de, ciared the opponents were trying to ereak up the party. Evans shouted You are already in the Republican party" Fists then flew
 A resolution to instruct Smith was also defeated by the same vote.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-17
LEVIN LAND THOUGHT
 REACHED BY ITALIA
 RETURN AWAITED
BELIEF IS EXPRESSED MOBILE REACHED OBJECTIVE LAND
 1000 MILES AWAY

KINGsBAY, May F, (R)-The Ital- ia has progressed So steadily in it's flight over the Arctic that the base crew here believed General Mobile has reached. his objective, Leni7 Land, 1,O0O-miles from Kingsbay. The crew is eagerly awaiting the ro- turn of the Italia to the base and learn what the explorers discovered in the unchartered wastes and at Lentn Land which never has been explor ed
 Mobile is expected to return to morrow. He will then st'rt ''nmed; lately on another flight to the so- called Crocker Land.
 The Italia wirelessed they were eEcountering favorable flying weath- CT and the last message said the dirfgible was in sight of Cape Nicn- olas.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-17
SOUTHERN BAPT|STs
 PASS RESOLUTION
 ENDORSING DRYS
MEMBERSHIP TOTALS 400, 900: BACK DRY CANDIDATES CON-
 ING ELECTION

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May Is (P) The Southern Baptist Missionary Union Convention, representing a membership of 100000 unanimosly passed resolutions enforcing only those Presidential and Vice-presiden- tial candidates, who are strickly com mitted to the observance and vigor- ous enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment and the National Prohibi- tion Act"
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-17
MANDElL, MC LAR|N ARE DUE ID FIGHT TONIGHT
 F0R TEX RICHARD

NEW YORK, May IT, R)-sam- Try Mandell is a two to one favorite to retain the lightweight champion ship when he meets Jimmy McLari2 tonight although McLarin knockc4 out "sid' Ferris. The fans feel that Mandell will hold his own and evade McLarin's powerful right. The bout is scheduled to go Is rounds.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-17
VESSEL ENCOUNTERS {.
 TEN MILE SEAL HERD

JUNEAU, May r, (R-The stea- mer Alaska, of the Alaska Steamship Company, encountered a seal herd 10 miles long while enroute from Seattle to Juneau. on lower Chatham Strait, according to officers on tue liner They stated such sight is seldom witnessed.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-17
RAIN DELAYS PLANES

STE GoRGEs. Newfoundland, May Y, P)-Rain has delayed the take off of the Army planes assigned to assist the German plane Bremen.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-17
BOUT CALLED OFF

NEW YORK, May r, (P-The Me Lavin, Mandell fight has been post poned by Tex Rickard until to- morrow because of threatening weather.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-17
No RIDES FOR CAL

WASHINGTON, May 16, (P)-Prr- sidcnt Coolidge announced he will make no airplane flights while Presi- dent of the United States.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-17
WATER NOTICE

Water will be shut-off tonight at 10 o'clock on 1st, 2nd and 3rd streets from Adam street north.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-13
Aeroplan spadl " Carroll
parku.

Aeroplan, v nemz Sc vzna-
Sci lieutenant Walter HI. Nit
chell z New Yorku, spadl v pa
tex ma golfove hTlste v Carroll
parku a roztristil Sc narazem
ma konkretovou nadrzku pisku.
Ami lieutenant a kadet Emer-
son, jenz jej provazel, nebyli
zraneni padem. Lieutenant Nit
chell mel dopraviti aeroplan z
New Yorku do Langley Field,
Virginia. Kdyz behem letu do
stoupil vyse 1000 stop, vodni
roura praskla zrovna tam, kde
pfipojena jest zahrlvac1mu
stroll. Voda vystr1kla mu do
obliceje tax, re nemohl v okam
ziku tom nalezti pTfhodne mis-
to ku spustenf Sc S vysiny. Ne
hcda ia potkala jej, kdyz byl
asi mill cd parku vznaseje Sc
mad tovarnf cast1 jihozapadnf-
no Baltimore. Vzdor vytrysku-
jlc1 vode podafilo Sc mu aero
planem namfriti ku parku.
Kdyz snaSel Sc dolG mad par
KEN narazil prudce O zem. Ae-
roplan rozejel sc po hr1sti ma
rail do cementove p1skove ma
drzky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-13
Zdvorily bandita ukradl Sper-
XIV Gene $500.

Ac policie stala nekde v biz
kosti, ozbrojen1 bandite prove
dli noci z pondel1 ma 1tery
dive loupeze. Pfi jednom pre-
padu okradli zlatnicky obchod
a pri druhem gasolfnovou sta
nici. Dva zdvorilf vesli pom
deli do zlatnickeho obchodu
firmy William Lipman, {. 1895
E. Baltimore ulice, prinutili
manzelku majitelovu, aby jim
dala svGj demantovy $1,000
stojfc1 prsten, ktery honem u
kryla v 1stech svych pax cho-
pill tao Sc sperky a prchli. V
dobe pfepadu Lipman chysta1
Sc ku zavren1 obchodu, v nemz
byl sam. Bandite s revolvery
V ruce porucili mu dati ruce
vzhdru. Zatfm co jeden ma ne
no m1fil, druhy wal mu tasku.
Ma to porucili mu, ably Sci pred
mimi do zadn1 mlstnosti domu,
kde manzelka zlatn1kova, JEFF
svakrova Sarah Lipman a Louis
Collidge, klerk, sedeli.
Lipman vstoupivs1 do mist
nosti, zaseptal zene, aby sve
sperky schovala. Rychle sta
hla demantovy prsten a vstr-
ella jej do list. Bandita poru-
Gil, aby vsichni sedli 81 ma zidlo
a to zady k nemu. PAX sci a
prohledal kapsy vsem nezapo-
menuv ma 1sta Lipmanov6, z
nichz vynal drahocenny prsten.
Gasol1nova stanice ma rohu
Calvert a Federal ulice pTepa-
dena byla kratce po pdl noci
Harry Gillymu ukradeno bylo
$40.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-13
DR.. Goodnow resignoval ma
presidenstvi university.

DR.. Frank j. Goodnow, pre-
sident Johns Hopkins universi-
ty, podal v 1tery svoji resigna-
ci universitn1mu vyboru. DR..
Goodnow jest jednfm z nej-
pfednejslch paedogogG Spoje-
nych StatG. Osmnacteho led
ma bude sedmdesatn1kem.
Ia presidenta university zvo-
len byl 1. rfjna 1914. Behem
sveho 1radovan1 pracoval ku
rozsirenf planu vychovy ma u
niversite, aby tato postavena
byla ma nejvyss1 stupen vycho-
Wy studentG ma vGdce We svete
vedy.
DR.. Goodnow chtel resigno-
vati jiz pred dvema roxy. Ma
zadost resignaci svoji tehdy
wal zpet.
Po odchodu ma odpocinek
budouc1ho roku planuje straw
tt nejaky cas- cestovanfm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-13
Gather Sc zastava policie.

Policejnl komisar Charles D..
Gather, hajf policejni odbor
proti vyroku zar1jove velkopo-
roty, jez We sve zprave prone
sla, jakoby policie nedbala O
stlhanl osob, jez prijfmaji saz-
ky. Velkoporota We zprave sve,
jez nynf uverejnena byla, nazy-
va konske dostihy "kletbou
statu Marylandu" a pridava, re
ma dostihy tyto prijimany jsou
protizakonne sazky.
"V kazdem pflpadu", pravi
vynos velkoporoty, "vzdy je to
ten maly chudak. Co dele Sc
S temi vetsimi? Nikdy tyto nej-
sou tahani k soudu. Proc? il
ste elm vetsf pfijfmac sack
tim vice jest znamym. A prec
tito nikdy policii pTekvapeni
nejsou. V tom must byti pTlci-
na."
Komisari tato slova Sc nell
bl. Pravi, kdyz velkoporota je
znala, proc je jemu neudala
On re by 81 ma ne posv1til. Pry
je stlha dost a dost.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-13
Sestihodinnova denni prace.

Henry F. Broening, president
Baltimorskeho Sdruzenf Prace,
v reci sve radiem sfrene Tekl, ze
cas- nastal, kdy must uvazova-
no byti zavedenf sestihodin-
move dennf prace. Broening
odhaduje, ze v Baltimore je ma
$4,000 nezamestnanych a ze
nezamestnanost zda Sc byti "a
81 trvalou". Skracen1m pracov-
Mich hodin ma postarano byti
o rozmnozenl poctu pracujfcf-
no delnictva. Ia jednu z pT1-
Gin nezamestnanosti Broening
uznava povalecny stav, ale ne
ne "a hlavn1. Hlavnf pTfcinou
die neho a jinych, jest to vysled
KEN rychle zmeny v industri-
aln1m zpGsobu prace, We speci-
alisovani 1loh delnikovych,
c1mz prace jednoho delnfka
snadno nahrad1 praci jinych
sesti nebo dvanacti, at jiz po-
mocf strojd nebo bez Mich.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-13
Knsz vini rodice.

Rev. John J. Barrett, supe-
rintendent katolickeho odboru
vzdelan1 v Baltimorske arcidie-
cesi, kazan1 SVEN v nedeli v
kostele ST. Vincent's ma North
Front ulici rekl, ze .americky
domov dnes prichazl v ty kon-
ce, re je jenom "boarding-hou
SEM"
Je-li viditelnym vzr1st zlo-
cinnosti mezi mladez1, nen1 ia
to vinna, ale rodice.
"A co jest pTfcinou toho, "
taze Sc knee po obzalobe teto?
"Jedine nedbalost a zadny "a
jem ma domovech, jakym jsme
byli drive zvyklf.
Nynejsl generace hleda jen
Zabavu a rozkoSe. Domov ma
malo pf1tazlivosti pro ty, kteri
jenom stale zabavu hledaj1. To
vse ma ma mlads1 generaci vliv.
Dltky pfirozene napodobuj1 ro-
dice. Jedinou dnes myslenkou
je: jisti, pitt a nekam Sc dosta-
IT," Kazanf sve skoncil ukaza-
MIN ma mladf Jezfse Krista S
rodici svymi v Nazarete" jimz
poddan byl."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-13
Policie zatkla sest podezrelych

V 1tery zatceno bylo sest
podezfelych polici1, jez nasazu-
je vsecky paky, ably zamezila
banditstvl, jez dnes tax slime Sc
mnozf v Baltimore.
V 1tery prepaden byl po-
kladn1k Union Trust spolecno-
sti a banka oloupena O $18,85O.
Automobil zlodejG nalezen
byl asi 2 mile cd banky. Ukra-
den byl E. Danielovi.
Calvin C. Washburn, poklad
mix banky pfinucen byl dati
banditovi balfk S $18,85O. Ban
dita "pracoval' tax z ticha, re
diva JIM zffzenci banky sotva
20 stop cd pokladn1ka vzdale-
nj, nemeli tusenl pfepadu.
Bandita vessel do banky. Mani
I'll revolver ma pokladnfka a
zaseptal "dej mn6 penlze".
Washburn wal bal1k a dal jej
banditovi. Bandita vysel z ban
ky, vskocil do automobile, v
nemz druhy cekal a zmizeli.
Regina Marez, {. 203 N. Cas-
tie ulice, stenografka udala, re
spolu S Reichettem, tez zrfzen-
Gem banky, byli v zadu banky.
Ona cetla noviny Reichett je-
dl obed. Nevideli mic podezre-
leho az Washburn pribehl a
vzkTikl: "Zavolejte policii." /"
KomisaT Gather uznava,
ze "vlna banditska" v Balti-
more mohutnf. V 1tery vecer v
konferenci inspektor1 a kapita-
MI, jez svolal, vytkl nekonani
povinnost1 re strany strazn1kd.
Zvlaste trpce dokla Sc asi ko-
misafe afera ktera odehrala Sc
V pfepadene gasolfnove stanici
ma Calvert a Federal ulic1ch,
kde policejnf straznfk, Maho-
ney,jenz hl1dati mel stanici, dial
Sc zastrasiti banditou a nechal
okrasti zr1zence stanice, Gilla,
0 $40 banditou. Bandita ma
m1fil ma ne revolver zatlacil
iej do male svetnicky stanice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-13
Neni mad chytrou vymluvu.

Rozhodne, byla to chyba po-
licejnfho strazn1ka, Johna
Simpsona. Pri potrasani xii
kami, zdali obchody v nedel;
zavfeny byly, prisel Simpson
ma jedny dome, {. 234 St.
Paul ulice, jez nebyly zavreny.
Vessel. z tret1ho poschodf "a
slechl divine zvuky. Ma spic-
kach Sci az pfisel ku dverfm
zl nimiz sedel Morris Wasser-
| van, So roxy starry, krejcf. Ma
kamnech stala horka zehlicka,
ma stole kourilo Sc z odevu, KITE
ry pokryt byl navlhcenym ha-
drem. Vylozene porusenf "a
kona v nedeln1m klidu, usou-
dill strazn1k. V pondelf byla
dehra ma dstTedn1 policejnf sta
nici. Krejci Sc zaprfsahal, ze
zadne kalhoty v nedeli neze-
hill. Obchod je beztoho pra-
mizerny, k cemu 81 jeste nede-
Ii kaziti. Cetl jenom psanf, KITE
re prave dostal. Soudce usou-
dill, re ponevac policista krejc1-
no pTi zehlenf nechytil, re krej-
c1 je nevinnen.
= Pondelni destt vyborne
hodil sc opravovateli destnikd,
62 rok ystaremu James McGo-
wan zijicimu ma Albermarle u
lici. V nedeli potrefilo Sc mu,
re Sc jake notne podnapil. Byl
sebran a zavren. V pondel1 ma
vychodnf stanici vyslech. Nc
Gowan pokorne sc pfiznava,
re byl trochu podnapily. Byz-
mis- je mizerny a to zivobyt1 ia
ke "a mnoho nestojf, vzdychal
paraplar. Jeste re je trochu
te koralky. A kdyby pan soud-
ce jej postal do vezenf, ztratil
by mnoho, ponevac prselo V
takovy den paraplaT ma zlate
zne.
"Take pravda", prisvedci'
soudce Rettaliata a paraplaT
sci domG nevinny jako lilium.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-13
z lidske nizerie.

| Ctyrl cernOS1 SOuZenl byl V
pondeli kriminalnfm soudu
re 46 zalob. Prepadali, okra-
dali a podvadeli o penize a ma
jetek. Ukradli pres pet tisic
dolarG.
Maurice Baird vypadl S
automobile a vyrazil 81 sanici.
Kdyz lekari v Johns Hopkins
mu il davali do praveho mfsta,
vynadal jim. Ma policejni sta
nici zaplatil pokutu $40 a IL
traty a lehcf kapsou vratil Sc
do sveho obydlf v 800 bloku N.
Chester ulice. Spolecnice je-
no, jez prekazela policii pri Eat
cenf, Betty Long, "a roxy stara
z Forrest ulice, zaplatila po-
dobnou pokutu.
- Osmnactilety Joseph Ly-
ons z. McCulloh ulice drzan jest
pod zarukou $4,000 ma obzalo-
bu, re hrozil zabfti Bette Birch
Pro dodatecnou zalobu z pod
vodu, dan pod zaruku $1,000.
Prepaid il na Maryland avenue
moste u Oliver ulice 27. listo-
padu. Do rukou policie upadl
nynf, kdyz majitelka stravniho
dou, nemz bydlel, jej dala "a
witt ponevac j ukradl zimni
kabat, nejake. pradlo a Sc ma
hotovosti.
- Ma st1znost zrizence Lex
ington trznice Sci straznfk
Charles j. Novak ma roh Lex
ington a Greene ulic, kde sebral
"a roxy sareho Fritze Mitchell
la, ktery hrdinn6 tam zapasil s
prkennou tabul1, ma nfz napsa-
ma byla policejnf vystraha ::"No
Parking Here. Mitchellovi
pfichod NovakGv naprosto Sc
nezamlouval. Chopil straznf-
ka "a hrdlo. Tento chopil Nit
chella. Po padu obou vstal No
wax a v ambulance dal odvezti
do universitnf nemocnice Nit
chella ,kde mu spravili porou-
chanou hlavu. Ma zapadnf sta
nici dal mu soudce pokutu $10
a utraty.
Kdyz uvidela, jak jina ze-
ma objala jejfho manzela v
automobile, stojicfm ma rohu
Baltimore a Port ulic v nedeli v
noci, Theresa Skelly z Patapsco
avenue zavolala policii ku po-
moci. Policie zatkla jejfho
manzela, John Skelly a 20 rokd
starou Rose Johnson odvezla
je manzelkou ma severovy-
chodni stanici. Soudce O'Neill
dal Skellymu Johnsonov6 po-
kutu $26.45 kazdemu.
= Harry A. Gross, 17lety a
manzel, souzen byl v pondelf
ma severovychodni stanici jako
nepolepsitelny. Zalobu ma ne
no podala matka jeho. Dala
jej zavf1ti, ponevac nechtel il
odvadeti jistou castku tyden-
nj mzdy sve.
Soudce naval zalobu matky
jako "spite work" Grossa z
obzaloby propustil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-13
Matka s ditkem omameny
plynem.

Carrie Musil a jejf deset ro-
XII stara dcera Evelyn, oma-
meny byly v sobotu plynem v
jejich dome v 1. bloku N. Dun
can ulice.
Sousede ucitili zapach ply
nu vynesli omamenou matku
s dcerou ma ulici postarali Sc
Q jejich poslani do nemocniee.
Po vysetren1 seznano, re plyn
unikal 2 praskle plynove roury
We sklep6 domu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-13
Kelly kralem demokratI.

Ma pet set demokratu Slavic
V hotelu Rennert We stTedu no
stinou jednotu svoji. Hostina
byla pravym triumfem Franka
Kelly, ktery uv1tan byl a pro-
hlasen v1dcem mestske demo-
kraticke masiny. Prohlaseni
ucinil Daniel j. Loden, ktery
po 13 rokG schazel v radach
vernych. PTi hostine recnil me-
ri jinymi governor Richie.
Fuerst a Ennis a Padgett
chybeli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-13
Nalezea mrtev ma fare.

Rev. Francis E. Craig, faraf
katolickeho kostela "Shrine OF
the Sacred Heart ma Mount
Washington, nalezen byl mrt-
w ma fare v sobotu. V osmi
dnech do tohoto dne zemTeli til
knez1 z Baltimorske arcidiece-
Sc. V Towson zemTel Rev. Cas-
par Ebert a v Clinton Rev. F.
C. Minnehan.
Zesnuly Rev. Craig naredil
Sc v Georgetown, S. C. Ma kn6.
re vysvecen byl roku 1902.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-13
OslepIy veteran z valky Sc o.
travil svitiplynem.

V apartmentu domu, {. 1928
Eutaw Place, otravil Sc sviti-
plynem veteran z poslednf val
ky, Seth Sears Day, 38 rok1
starry. Day byl We valce lieute-
nantem 112 inzenyrskeho re-
gimentu. We valce oslepl a pax
jeSte ohluchl.
Bratr jeho, Raymond E. Day
jenz We valce rovnez oslepl, je
adjutantem osleplych veterann
re svetove valky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-13
Skorem ctyficet ctyTi miliony
skolektovany.

John T. Donohue, mestsky
kolektor oznamil, re "a rok
1927 skolektovano bylo dc
mestske pokladny $43,98O,8 $50
80 ma veskerych poplatclch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-13
Hook primal Sc ku z
kradeZirn

Devatenactilety Charles Hook
z 1000 bloku E. Chase ulice
primal Sc ku 7 kradezfm, je5
v gasol1novych staniclch jim
de provedl.