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The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-11-15

NdHIcu 10 knOW the duureSS OIL
Mrs. j. p. Hudson, formerly resid-
ing at 1888 Yesler Way. Phone or
write The Enterprise, P. o. Box 34S,
telephone Prospect 0065.
Using a pass kew a thief entered
the Square Deal Barber Shop last
Monday night and stole purse con-
tanning s24 from William Jackson,
proprietor.
Mrs. G. b. Miller and Mr.. P. Fra
zier are heading group of colored
workers assisting in the annual drive
of the Seattle Red Cross Chapter.
Their quota has been placed at $500
and every colorad citizen is asked
to contribute to raise the amount.
est humanitarian agency and rem
ders aid in times of distress without
regard to race or creed.
Auxiliary No. l, Women's City
Club, will hold a meeting next
Thursday at 1880 y. m. at the Phyl-
lis Wheatley Y. w. C. A. Mr.. D.
Boyle, superintendent of streets, will
be the principal speaker.
Mr.. Cyrus C.. Cassels of Denver,
Colo. has arrived in Seattle to ac-
cept the position of funeral director
and embalmer for the Angelus I'm
dertaking Company. recently organ
lied. In Denver Mr.. Cassels was
connected with the Douglass Under
taking Co. and the Commel NOR
tuary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson Lueese of
Calgary, Alberta, have arrived in
Seattle and are guests at the Dun
bar Hotel.
Mr.. Roy Sheffield is confined by
illness to his apartment at the Wen
atchee Court, Yesler Way.
Excavation to erect an apartment
building and lodge hall was started
this weak by Harvey 3. Chandler on
his property on 23rd avenue.
Mrs. f. v. C. Walker. Ills E.
Alder, will be hostess next Monday
for the meeting of the Culinary Art
Club. .1
Mrs. Annie CASTOR, 2419 East
Helen, will be hostess Friday after
noon for the meeting of the Lone
Star Art Club.
Mrs. Bertha McBain of Seattle
was married last Wednesday in
Yakima to Mr.. James Burris of Ell
lenshurp
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Seattle Notes and GOSSIP
AIRLINE DAVIDSON ENGLISH, Reporter
$40 PACIFIC BLOCK =
Phones: Day, Eliot 1886; Night, East $3.50

Little Major Williams, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Williams. has re-
covered sufficiently to permit his re-
moyal to his home. He has been i'll
for about four weeks.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-11-15

Reliable, middIe-aged woman cook
wanted at once. Wages SIS week
and room Address or phone w. G..
Wilson, $40 Burwell st., Bremerton,
Wash. Phone S61-J or G71-J.
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j. A. Whitaker. Dies

James A. Whitaker, barber and
well known resident of the East
Madison district living at the Wood
son Apartments, died early this
Thursday morning at King Coun-
ty Hospital. The deceased was a
member of Puget Sound Lodge of
Elks, under whose auspices the fun
eral viii be held. The day has not
been determined.
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NEGRO DOLLS

Agents. Dealers, 5000 before
Christmas selling our beautiful Ne
gro Dolls; wholesale, retail, lowest
prices; samples free, Write Stand
ard Co., 1908 Seventh Avenue, New
York.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-11-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T. Williams,
1909 Gath avenue, spent the week
end in Victoria, b. c., where they
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Hudlin.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-11-15

Mrs. Bertha McBain of Seattle
was married last Wednesday in
Yakima to Mr.. James Burris Of Ell
lensburg.
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Cards of Thanks

We take this means to thank many
friends for their kindness and SYM
pathy during the illness and death
of our beloved John Edlnonds who
passed away November 8, 1928. We
especially thank Rev. j. Sterling
Moore for his sermon, Mrs. Estelle
Slater Jackson for her beautiful
solos and the friends who sent floral
tributes.
MRS. EVA EDMoNDs, widow.
II. c. FOUSE, step-father
EVERETT FoUSE,
step-brothcr.
/ wish to extend my heartfelt
thanks to all who sympathized and
assisted me in any way during the
brief illness and death of my be-
loved husband, Dana X. Grant. es-
pecially thank Rev. +. NJ. Lewis for
his consoling remarks and all friends
for their floral offerings.
MRS. d. X. GRANT, widow.
take this means to thank the
many friends for their lindnssses
during the death of my son, Fred
Pigford, who died last Saturday in
the Marine Hospital at Port Town
send. | especially thank Rev. A. 4.
Dobbins for his consoling remarks,
the First A. NJ. +. choir for music.
and the friends who sent flowers.
Also the Grace Presbyterian Chris
tan Endeavor Society and the fresh
men of Garfield High for their
thoughtfulness. To all who rendered
assistance in any way, heartily
thank you.
MRS. CLARA WILLIAMS,
step-mother.
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information Wanted

Wanted to know the address of
Mrs. J. p. Hudson, formerly resid-
ing at 1898 Yesler Way. Phone or
write The Enterprise. P. o. Box 34S,
telephone Prospect 0065.
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NOTICE. Revival services will
be conducted at Morris Pentecostal
Mission, a29 Yesler Way, beginning
Sunday, November 18.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Mccoy are en-
joying the pleasures of late model
Atwater-Kent electric radio.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-11-15

Mrs. Annie CASTOR, 2419 East
Helen, will be hostess Friday after
noon for the meeting of the Lone
Star Art Club.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-11-15

Using a pass kew a thief entered
the Square Deal Barber Shop last
Monday night and stole purse con-
tanning S24 from William Jackson,
proprietor.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-11-15

Mrs. z. v. C. Walker. 1115 E.
Alder, will be hostess next Monday
for the meeting of the Culinary Art
Club. A
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-11-15

Auxiliary No. /, Women's Cit.
Club, will hold a meeting mex
Thursday at 1880 y. m. at the Phyl
lis Wheatley Y. w. C. A. Mr.. D
Boyle, superintendent of streets, vii
be the principal speaker.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-29
MUSTANG and
STEER BATTLE
IN SPOTLIGHT
Contest Between Bone
Crushers and Pass
ing Elevens May De-
eide Champions

DALLAS, Tex, Oct. 29.-tPl-Eyes
OF football fandom will be focused
this week on the training camp of
the Texas Longhorns at Austin,
where Coach Clyde Littlefield is try
ing 10 correlate an array Of superb
football material into a smooth
working p~rojectile capable of hating
the galloping Ponies of Southern
Methodist University in Saturdays
conference classic at Memorial Sta
dunn.
L~ittlefield's chances Of success will
occupy columns of newspaper space
this week. IL is the first chance this
year the experts have had really to
get steamed up about a conference
clash. 1t might very well be the
last.
May Decide Champ
Barring the unforeseen, the winner
of Saturdays battle at Austin should
romp on through to the league title.
There still are the Baylor Bears and
Texas Christian Horned Frogs to be
reckoned with, but critics scarcely
are inclined to rate either team on a
par with the mighty elevens that tie
up at Austin.
While neither the Mustangs nor
Longhorns have yet encountered a
setback in their dealings with other
members of the circuit, comparative
scoring in recent contests accord the
Methodists an edge in their meeting.
AS a sharp example, the Steers had
a tough time licking the Rice Owls
Saturday at Houston, IL to z, where
as a week previous Coach Morrison's
flashy team smothered the Owls SO
TO Is.
Where the Mustangs have played
smart. championship football from
their first game. displaying a bewil-
dering offense and a fairish defense
against all opposition, the Longhorns
have appeared to lack that vital
spark, even in winning. They reach
ed their peak thus far in their one
point loss to the Vanderbilt Commo-
dores.
Bone Crushlng VS.. Pass
The Mustangs are expected to place
much Of their faith in the twinkling
legs Of Redman Hume, the "gallop-
ing gazelle," and the bullet passes
Of Sammy Reed. When Reed isn't
passing Hume will be tossing the
leather. Morrison has equipped his
team with a dozen new plays to
spring on the Steers.
Texas, on the other hand, is ex-
pected to employ the power in it's
line and backfield in a bruising,
steady assault on the somewhat flex-
ible s. NJ. U. line. Unless Rufus
King. Dexter Shelley, Frank Bald
win, Eddie Beular and the other
L~onghorn ball luggers can beat their
way through the Austin eleven will
have to turn TO the air. where it
probably would be at a disadvantage
against the Mustangs overhead ex-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-29

smoke Of battle had cleared away
the Frog first-year men we're on the
long end Of a $50 count.
The showing of some Of the Wog
backs indicates that Head Coach Mat
~ Bell will not DO lacking In excel
lent material in that department
next year. Kenneth "Foot. Ill"
Moore, stocky little quarterback from
Dallas. flashed some Of the prettiest
broken field running seen on the
Frog field since Jerry Mann and
Herman Clark Wed for honors. Moore
was unstoppable. Time after time.
with little interference. he simply
outran, outfought and outsidesteppcd
the W~eatherford defense His was
by far the most colorfEl playing ON
the field. Old time fans were re-
minded Of S~tollenwerck old S. M. L.
star, rs the little, bowlegged back
swept around ends and over tackles
with the speed and dash Of N rabbit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-29
Hounds Prepare
For Game Friday
Against Robstown
Especial to The HeralG)

N1NNMH4A ~
SAN BENIT0. Oct. 29.-San Benito
is making extensive preparations to
receive q group Of about five hundred
Robstown rooters who are expected
to come in here Friday on a special
train to see the San Benito-Robstown
classic on the local field.
This is the second annual battle
between the two teams, Robstown
having been defeated by the Valley
team last year at Robstown. At that
went to Robstown.
Committees headed by the Cham
her Of Commerce here are making ex-
tensive preparations for welcome.
Banners and stickers will welcome
the fans and players to San Benito.
in return for the rousing welcome
which residents Of San Benito receiv-
cd last year at Robstown.
Little dope has sifted down to the
Valley on the Robstown team, but
the reports received indicate that
the Cotton Pickers arc about as
strong az they were last year. and
that the San Benito players will have
70 put forth all that they have to
defeat the visitors, in case that feat
is accomplished at all.
Robstown had two scouts at the
game here with Harlingen last Fri
day, charting the San Benito plays,
and watching the players. The Robs-
town team is expected to concentrate
its efforts in the way Of defense on
stopping Adamson and Dodson, the
two stellar chargers in the back
field az the San Benito team, and in
watching the end runs of Welch and
Horkman.
A crowd Of several thousand fans
is expected at the game.
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perts. The Ponies looked like the
berries in their go 10 2 victory over
the Trinity University Saturday.
II it were not for the conflict at
Austin the tilt between the Baylor
Bruins and A. C. U. Horned Frogs at
Fort Worth would suffice to get the
bugs excited. As q result Of their IS
10 z win over st. Edwards University
Saints Saturday the Golden Bears
command renewed respect. They are
given an excellent chance Of kicking
the indicated Frogs down the lad
der. The Frogs chalked up their
sixth straight over the Texas Tech
Matadors, 2S to 8. Captain Walker
of the West Texans crossed the
Christians goal line for the first
time this season with n sprint from
midfield.
"Hawgs" vs.. L. s. II.
A third conference tilt for the
week is scheduled at Shreveport,
where the Arkansas Porkers engage
Louisiana State. While the Louisi-
ans are not in the Southwest confer
ence, their annual game with the
Porkers is allowed to count in the
standing of the Schmidtmen. The
Razorbacks increased their confer
ence rating to two victories and one
loss by downing the Texas Aggies,
"a to ~, Saturday at Fayetteville.
The loss apparently smears the last
hope of the Farmers to repeat for
the conference flag.
This week Coach Bibles team meets
the North Texas Teachers from Dem
ton at College Station and should
not be pushed to win. The Rice Owls,
who ruffled their feathers and gave
the Longhorns such a fit, encounter
the Southwestern University Pirates
at Houston.
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PORTS FORUM
By Bishop Clements
n n n u n n n n n n n n n n U n y n u y n = D

All right-foothall fans-get ready
-HarliDgen and Brownsville plays
here Friday, at $3.50 p. m. The bust
ness houses will probably close for
the game.
That the Harlingen school Off
Gals harbor no ill-feeling toward the
local officials, as an aftermath Of the
local junior high and Harlingen jun
Tor high football game of last Thurs
day, may be had from the following
letter, OF recent date, from j. II.
Hollingsworth, principal Of the Har-
lingen junior high school. TO Red
Irvine, athletic director of the pub
lie schools of Brownsville:
PERSONALLY | have always admired
your policy in handling your athlet-
ic program, but never did | really
appreciate the real sport you are un-
til yesterday (Oct. PSI at the game
between your team and mine. No one
regrets the unsportsman conduct Of
both teams more than i do. | per-
sonally know that you averted a
iAbD otIAt ~ AAA SIlGAOAu way III
which you controlled your Mexican
boys. | have been told that Harlin-
gen senior acted in a similar manner
toward the Brownsville high school
here in Harlingen."
Austin high school, cock-Sure to
win over Corpus Christi. went down
to a 10 TO 0 defeat last Friday, on
the Buccaneers field. Austin came
TO Corpus over-confident. and chesty
and as so many times happens, in
cases like Austin's-they were beat
en- %soundly.
Bud Adamson, San Benito no
pound football phenom-played in a
little more than one quarter of the
game Friday against Harrington. Dur
ing that time he gained 127 yards.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-29
Harlingen Plays
Here on Friday

Brownsville, San Benito and Nc
Allen continue TO sweep aside oppo-
%sition, in their fight for Valley hon
ors. Harlingen was beaten by San
Benito, in a lop-sided score. McAllen
trimmed Weslaco and Brownsville
turned Donna back. 80 to o..
This weekend Harlingen comes 20
Brownsville. in what is expected will
be the Eagles first big Valley high
game SO far this season. The Card
mails. although beaten BY the Grey
hounds, are expected TO give the To-
Gals their hardest tussle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-29
Politicians Are
Back In Texas

DALLAS, Tex. Oct. 29.-CPl-With
all Of her congressman, who have
been speaking in other states return
ing to home stumps for the final
week of the campaign, Texas is due
this week for tho greatest overflow
Of political oratory she probably has
ever known.
Congressman Tom Connally Of
Marlin, and Congressman Hatton W.
Summers are two of the crusaders
who will return TO wind up the cam
paign at home. Texarkana Is plan
ring n mammoth four states cele-
hrxtjon for Senator Morris Shep-
rsrd who will speak there Nov. s.
and other sections OF the state are
promised equally aggressive conclu-
sions to the campaign.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-29
FLASHY GRlFFITHS TO
MEET DILLON TONIGHT

CHICAGO. Oct. 29.5P)-Jerry
fluffy Griffiths. Sioux City. Iowa,
light heavyweight sensation, will 60
cunning for his fiftieth consecutive
victory tonight when he tangles with
Harry Dillon, former Canadian cham
pion in the principal 10-round match
at White City.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-29
&c. U.Freshrnen
Flash Good Form
In $50 Victory
Especial TO The Hersld)

FORT WORTH, Oct. 29.-Pros-
poets for a great Frog team next
year were greatly frightened this
week by the showing Of Coach Dutch
Meyers freshman team against the
heavy Weatherford Junior college
eleven. The Wcatherford coach
brought one OF the heaviest junior
clubs to play on the Frog field in
many seasons and predictions that
the freshmen would spoil their two
years undefeated record were preva-
lent before the game. When the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-29
POOL SHARKS DRAW
BILLS AGAINST HOUSE

IocKHART, Tex. Oct. 29.-tP-
nj asbarks" who led less skilful
I,.~s,s into games and then won
their money are r~esponsioie lot az
indictment Of five p~ropriesors OF pooI
halls here. 1njunetions seeklnS 70
eIosc the places have beer requested.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-29
AGGIES BRIEFS
Especial 70 The HERALD

Especial 70 The Herald)
COLLEGE STATION, Oct. 90
That the Texas Aggie coaches have
been faced with a difficult problem
in finding a field general to pilot
the 1928 grid team, has been borne
cut by the number Of men tried at
that position recently. Ralph Dorsey.
veteran back from Fort Worth. wal
expected 10 be the regular quarter
at the opening Of the season but he
has shown more strength running Mt
half and is a better offensive threat
from that position. Several other
backs have been tried at quarter.
"Sheik" Davis, S~tephenville boy who
was reserve quarter Of the Aggies
and letterman at half last season is
the latest to be placed at the posi-
tion and from the drive and ability
he showed In training during The
week preceding the Porker tilt II is
he will hold the post regularly.
Despite the fact that the Aggies
lost two of their first 5 games they
had fewer points scored against them
in these games than any other team
in the conference with the exception
Of r.. q. u. Frogs. The Aggies drop
ped both Of these games by go scores
making a total of u points against
them in their first five games. The
Frogs had only 3 points scored
against them. those coming BY way
~ a field goal by the Simmons Cow
boys.
Line Coach Chuck Bassett has been
with the need Of converting
several backfield men into linemen
the Aggie football team this year.
''Pinky" Alsabrook. end. and Bull"
guard, who have been playing
regularly in recent games. were
both brought from hte backfieid. AL
sabrook lettered at half last season
and Floyd was a candidate for half
in the season, coming from last
years freshman squad. Other men
positions have been changed
are Mortellra, tackle who formerly
in the baekfield; Evans, a
guard who VAS once a candidate for
Martin, an end who has been
converted TO guard; Biffle. an end
brought from the backfield.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-29
Spordstory
ON THIS DATE
Oct. 80

Monday, Oct. -
Iss6-Jack McAuliffe, lightweight
champion, knocked out Bill Frozier in
81 rounds at Boston, Mass.
1ss9-world series, ninth and final
game: New York Nationals, g.;
Brooklyn American Associations. 2.
Batteries-O'Day and Ewin"' Terry
and Bushong.
observation-disclosures Of Chicago
kicks a 40-yard goal which wins a
game for the Maroons against Penn.
1904-Willie Heston OF Michigan
runs rs yards TO a touchdown against
Wisconsin.
19l0-Pendleton Of Princeton catch
es a punt and runs 9s yards for a
touchdown which wins a game against
Dartmouth.
l906-Gunner Moir defeats Jack
Palmer in nine rounds on a foul ut
London, England, in a battle for the
British heavyweight title.
192l-Glenn Killinger Of Penn
State catches a kickoff and runs 80
yards TO a touchdown against Geor-
gia Tech.
1921-Rcbert Fitzke Of Wyoming
kicks a 4s-yard field goal against
Idaho.
192l-Mack Aldridge Of Yale kicks
n 4s-yard field goal against Brown.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-29
ROSA
WINS27TOO
Burwell's Team Beats
Stuart Place Elev-
en- Handily

STUART PLACE, Oct. 29.-The
Santa Rosa football team entered the
stronghold Of the Stuart Place Pr
rates and captured n very exciting
football game by a rather one-sided
score, 27-O Friday.
The Pirate line could not with
stand the powerful thrusts Of the
much heavier Santa Rosa eleven.
Burwells men displayed a good brand
Of low charging and hard tackling
football.
The Pirates at times displayed
forms Of high class football that
would do credit to any team in the
Valley. Two Of Santa Rosa's punts
were blocked by the charging lire Of
the Pirate eleven, and in return the
Santa Rosa record Of blocking at
least n kick in each ga played
for the past three years. was broken
by the much lighter Pirate team.
They were unable to block a single
kick.
STARTING LINEUP
VI. Marrs DAVIS
Right End
.. 'enVlll Nolen
Right Tackle
j. Mitchell "A. Vance
Right Guard
7. Wyrick ................w. Nolen
Center
n Guttersonn ............. Miller
Left Guard
r. Marrs Co ............. O'NeaI
Left Tackle
y. heroh DAVIS
Left End
c. Hester Carter
Quarterback
III. Hentz Cox (C)
Right Halfback
D. Mastin Head
Left Halfback
1. west .-... Friend
Fullback
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-29

S~ubstitutions: Santa Rosa-Car-
ter and Smith; Stuart Place-Klecka
for Mitchell, Arlington for Hester;
Hester for Mars.
Officials: Referee-Galloway. Har-
lingen, umpire; Watson, Santa Rosa,
head linesman; Glazner, Stuart
Place; field judges. Nickson, Santa
Rosa and Montgomery, Stuart rlace.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-29
HOCKEY HOLDoUT

They have holdouts in professional
hockey as well as in the diamond
sport. Frank Boucher. star Of the
New York Rangers, is said to be at
loggerheads with the club ove his
contract.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-29

Prior 20 the opening Of the South
west grid season, an announcement
from Dallas stated that Arkansas
would be let out Of the conference.
giving as reason, that the distance
to the Arkansas gridiron was too
great an expense. But the main rea-
son. which wasn't stated, was that
because Arkansas, which had been
constantly TO other e~levens,
wasn't drawing at home as we'll as
abroad. They arc packing the
now.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-29

Well, Arkansas gave Texas A. 4
NJ. a drubbing Saturday. It was
sweet victory TO the Razorbacks. In
doubtedly Coach Schmidt's eleven is
out 70 show the Southwest confer
ence officials they are a club to be
%reckoned with, and 70 hush up a lot
Of talk TO Gust them from the con-
ference.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-29

Chick Hafey, st. Louis Card out
fielder, who made such a poor show
ing at the bat in the late world Sc
ries, ranked third among the players
Of the National circuit. as he drove
IN li3 runs. Hafey formerly played
with Houston, prior to going to st.
Louis.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-29

To compete for these prizes, it is ne
cessary to purchase your shells from
us, the only restriction.
Only one prize to a hunter; the first
hunter in with the limit of ducks and
the first in with the limit Of geese get
the first prizes. The second one in
with the limit gets second prize and
SO on. If the limit should not be Sc
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-06-22
Chycen i S ukradenym
automobilem.

Policejnf straznik, Joseph
Hickman, skocil v pondelf do
poledne z jednoho AUTOMOBILE
ma stupatko druheho a t1mto
vlecen do dalky p1l bloku nez-
Ii srazen byl kusem zeleza, KITE
rym jej udeTil ujfzdejfc1 Ger
noch, ably Sc pustil kliky, "a
nfz sc drzel.
Druhy straznfk, Joseph Wald-
sachs, jenz prchaj1c1ho stlhal,
v jinem automobilu, neustal,
dokud nedopadl jej ma rohu
Pennsylvania avenue a Dol
phin ulice. Cernoch, John Mel
son, 2 w. Hoffman ulice, "a
wren byl ma severozapadnf sta
nici ma obzalobu, re ukradl
Robertu L. Bentley automobil
a re napadl policistu.