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The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-01-06
Returning Flags

NCtuEhAhB
q. Perhaps you saw the picture of
President Coolidge standing on the
steps Of tire White House, thanked
nv Union Soldiers and Rebels, the
Rebels dressed in the gray that once
typified rebellion. -"
Give that picture study. deep
thoughts. The gatherihs held a cere-
monv in honor of the Stars and Bars.
the flag of SECESSION and slavery that
was returned to the rebellion states
by Maine through Governor Brew
ster.
That is important news. While
this is the only country in the world
in which such scene should be stag
ed, look over the matter. Only a
handful of rebel soldiers are left and
II the evening of their lives can be
made happier by dropping tear on
the flag under which they fought to
keep women in prostitution and men
in bondage, don't deny them that
pleasure. q.
By this time Grant and Lee have
made up. Most likely Lee has con-
fessed to Grant how he knew from
the time he met John Brown at Har-
per's Ferry that God was moving
around. However," Lee may have
said, 81 followed my kin people, al
though | knew pride always goes be-
fore a fall"
A few days ago company of dis
tinguished colored citizens, among
them Perry w. Howard, Oscar De-
Priest, George T. Kersey, Garnet VIII
kerson, the noted educator, John I.
Fisher, and others took a trip to Get
tysburg. This humble writer stayed
in, thinking of the gratitude of these
gentlemen. Stayed in and read Lin
coins Gettysburg speech.
As long as there is Gettysburg
you can overlook Mr.. Coolidge in the
picture, the return of rebel flags and
"Dixie", which was written by a
Northern man, being sung on Penn
sylvania avenue.
Keep your eye on Lincoln at Get
tvsburg and nothing at the White
House NOW can disturb you. Pro-
gress may order flank movements
but its army beats no retreat.
Three cheers for Robert Lee.
Grant needs none. He is cheered
by you, by your children, now free
and able to marry young colored
women and gentlemen of the Confed-
eracy once ordered around to suit
whims and passions. Forgive and for
get.
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THE WEEK

Continued from Page 0ne)
bergh, a young man, play the real
hero.
One day, about noon, Lindbergh,
having lunched and feeling good lifts
his airship from earth towards the sky
in Washington, and waves an adieu
to few friends. The next day
around noon he lights in Mexico two
thousand miles away, and bows to
hundred thousand strangers, all
speaking a strange language.
- 4 80 '''-
Young men, think of Lindbergh.
Resolve to try new field and think
but little of glory, Of getting your
name in the papers. Mount the air.
whether in ship or IMAGINATION
or achievement, and newspapers will
worry about you, how to get your
picture, how to get you to talk, sign
up with you for a story of your life.
You are taught bv lot of men,
orizing professors all through school
to ego We into the world and solve
"race problem" Gentlemen, there
is no "race problem" As you are so
you were made by the Power that set
you down where you are. Men made
trace problem" trying to escape
that TRUTH. t#
One young man of color in the U.
s. able to lift an airship to the sky as
easily as Lindberg lifts his vessel and
fly through the night would lift a
people with him and steer them thru
a night of despair. Big problems are
solved by knowledge of little things.
Oaks from little acorns grow.
Asked for few words before leav-
ing Greece, Alexander replied, 81
may make few remarks upon my
return but you will hear me from as
far as Egypt" re
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-01-06
Godfrey Has Record Of
twenty-five Kayoes

NEW YORK Practically 60 per
cent Of the ring conquests OF George
Godfrey, Philadelphia heavyweight,
have been by way of the knockout
route. His last victim was Soldier
Jones, Of Toronto, who took the
dreamland punch in Pittsburgh
Monday night after 55 seconds OF
fighting in the first round.
Godfrey, who was brought into
the arena as a protege OF Jack
Johnson, former worlds heavyweight
champion, has turned in about rs
knockouts in little more than SO
victories In the past five years, ac-
cording. to the records.
During the past year Godfrey
knocked out Jim Maloney OF Boston
in one round; Monte Mum in the
fourth round; Tom Sayers of De-
troit in the first round, and Andrew
De Roso in the second round.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-01-06
the notion crowd.

the notion crowd.
4
Two or three young people spoke
forcibly, abruptly, as to how they felt
about matters. Young people have
no business feeling either one way or
the other about the work of elders.
THEIR duty is to IMPROVE upon
the work of older men and criticize
in the silence of deeds better done.
Angelo gazed in pride on work of
Raphael and, calling for a ladder,
ascended. ~ With a stroke here, an
other there, using small brush, he
added unspeakable charm to a beau-
itiful picture. Asked, why he didn't
let another touch, up the work, Ange'
10 replied, 81 can criticize only with
my brush"
Young ladies' and gentlemen with a
dance card in one hand and a book in
the other usually looking for school
to teach or job in an insurance Of
flee, cant do much advising in
your present predicament.f Tell youth
to look, learn, dare, Dol y
Civilizations, peoples, races are
built on the soil, in. factories, from
the mines, upon the seas. This is the
great FACT, as you know.
Another FACT. Colored gentle
men who grow rich on colored people
ought to spend some of their money
helping to win back the citizenship
lost by the people when Uncle Sam
turned his head a minute.
You may wonder what the Durham
conference did towards undoing the
work of Josephine Daniels. F. M. Sim
mons, now a senator in Washington.
and Charles B. Aycock, now an angel
in heaven.
Also you may wonder what colored
gentlemen of North Carolina will do
about Mr.. Blair, who ran them up the
tree, and went to Washington to brag
about it. ~
Think of North Carolina, state OF
great intelligence: once the state Of
stout souls of your race. Moore comes
to mind:
"Sing, sweet harp, oh sing to me
Some song ancient days,
Whose sounds in this sad memory
Long buried dreams shall raise.
But, no, they would but wake to weep
Their children's slavery;
Then leave them in their dreamless
sleep,
The dead, at least are free|
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-01-06

LOS ANGELES, Cal.-The Cleve-
land Stars composed of Gardner, CT;
Allen, 3b Holloway, RI; Stearns, II,
Mothel, 1b; Wells. SIS; Day. 2b; Dun
can, c, and Cooper pitcher, gained
revenge from the Hilldale Giants
Saturday by beating them by a to
/ score. An error by Day cost
Lefty" Cooper a shutout victory.
Allen led Cleveland's attack with
two hits, while Hubbard. Mackey
and Thomas led their opponents
with two hits a piece.
Cleveland 1000 100 0001-2 6 !
Hilldale 100 600 0100-1 8 /
Cooper and Duncan; Flournoy
and Mackey.
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More Eacts

s. Distinguished eolored men, most
Of them gentlemen on salary, first in
one thing, then another, met in Dur
ham, NJ c. in "Fact Finding Con-
ference" That conference ought to
have wide influence. " For example,
you ought to see that IL you propose
to go along with the civilization Of
YOUR country, you win have to look
further than books and the Il second
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-01-06
Strikebreakers In Peonage

NEW YORK (ANP).-Race coal
miners are being held in state OF
peonage in the Western Pennsyl-
vania coal field after helping break
the strikes and being caught by the
credit system, the American Civil
Liberties Union has announced to
the N. A. A.. G. p. a., -s.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-14
Tri podloudnl pasazeTi ma
parniku.

Ma parniku Bull Line spolec-
most, Irene, jenz nakladem
cukru prijel do zdejsiho pfista-
WI v sobotu z Kuby ostrova, u
dani byli tfi podloudn1 pasaze-
Fl, jez skryvali Sc We skladisti
cukru.
Kapitan lodi, Taylor, po ma
lezenf tr1 nezvanych host1 chtel
s lodi sc nazpet vratiti ku O.
strovu. V1myslu jeho zabra
memo mu bylo hurikanem, KITE
ry vypukl s celou svojf hrdzou.
Kdyz bouTe dozuTila, byIo jiz
marnym vratiti Sc ku ostrovu
pro vzdalenost ujetou. V Bal
timore predal je pristehovalec-
kemu 1radu, jfnz odsouzeni
byli ku deportaci. Diva byli CT
name jeden Kubanec.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-14
Pestitele rajskych jablek chteji
ochranu pomoci tarifu.

Farmafske bureau a MATTE
lie nakladaren ma Eastern Shore
zadajl, aby zaveden byl tariff
ma italska a mexicka rajska ia
bllcka (tomatoes) ma nakla-
dane ovoce plechovkach, jez
odtud dovazeno jest do Ameri-
ky vzdy We vetslm rozsahu,
clmz domac1 industrie trpi.
We sch1zi, jez "a pricinou
tou konana byla V Easton, far
mari jednohlasne mluvili pro
zaveden1 tarifu ma svoji ochra-
nu. Tariff ku pomoci farmardm
zastava republikansky kandi-
dat Hoover. Demokraticky
kandidat, Smith, mysl1, re ta-
riff farmarGm nepom1ze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-14
Pred SO roxy otevrel dveFe
Johns Hopkins nemocnice.

V pondelf skoncil padesatile-
tou lsuzbu svoji v Johns Hop
kins nemocnici vrchn1 truhlaT,
William L. Woods, IT rok1 sta
ry. We skr1nce, V nlz patral v
pondel1 po denn1m rozkazu,
nalezl dar $3.50 We zlate.
Oar. dan jemu byl lekari, O.
setrovatelkami a zr1zenci ne
mocniice spolu S upr1mnym
blahopranfm.
V den Z. kvetna 1880 Woods
otevrel dvere nemocnice u vcho
du do teto z Broadway strany,
kterymi v ten den vstoupili do
administrator budovy prvni
navStevn1ci.
Ode dne toho nikdy vice dve-
re ty zamceny nebyly. Klieo-
va dfrka zakryta jest nyni mo-
saznou deskou. Kl1c ulozen
byl We sklenene skTince ma pa
matku.
V den ten nemocnici prislo 81
prohlednouti ma pet tisfc osob
Woods je truhlarem stare
Eskoly. Jest presvedcen, ze ny
nejs1 zpGsob truhlarenf neni
tax trvaly jako drive byl.
Ku postavenf prvnfch budov
potreb1 bylo tehdy 22.0OO.O0O
cihel. Ackoliv Zdi byly stave-
ny jenom pro dve poschodf, by
ly slime Cd 18 do 80 incG.
Ones, rekl Woods, ''prostrci
tram tn a tam a pax stavf ma
jednu cihlu Sc dvema nebo tTe-
ma Incl ma zevnejsek."
Narozen byl v Adams okre-
su nedaleko Gettysburgu, Pa.
z nemocnice pc celou dobu byl
vzdalen jenom nekolik dni pro
nemOc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-14
Policejni rozpocet ma budouci
rok.

Charles D. Gather, policejni
komisar, v rozpoctu SVEN ma
rok 1929, ktery postal v ponde
II klerku vyboru ma odhady,
zada o povolenf $4,5O1.26l.
Rozpocet tento jest zvysen pro-
ii nynejsimu o $417.O6O.
- Zdravotn1 komisar, DR..
Jones, zada O povoleni rozpoc-
tn ma budouc1 rok $933.OO8.
We vodarenskem odboru
konany jsou prfpravy ma odlo-
zen1 jisteho poctu zamestnancG
Pri nejmensfm aspofl jednohc
muze v kazdem ''gangu" bude
meme. Odlozen1 zavinuje prJ
nedostatek penez. Zrizenc
zamestnanf ma venkovnfch pra.
cech odboru podrzeni budou \
plnem poctu po nejakou dobu
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-14
Zvyseni jizdneho skorem iiste.

ze jfzdne ma elektrickych
karach zvyseno bude asi ma 10
cent? nejdele do prosince -
nell drive = jest jiz dnes sko-
ro jisto. Soudce vrchniho SOU
du, Louis D. Brandies, odeprel
vyslyseti zadost pravniho "a
stupce komise verejne sluzby,
aby zastavil kroky spolecnosti
az do jednan1 nejvysSiho vlad-
nlho soudu, k nemuz spolecnost
Sc odvolala.
Soudce Brandeis odeprel "a
dost komise verejne sluzby z
d1vodu, jak uvedl, re odvolaci
soud Marylandsky uznal, re do
savadn1 suma $883,OOO ma O.
pravu a doplnovani voz1 a il
neho zarizeni, je nedostatec-
nou. Spolecnost chce, ably do
1ctu mohla ma toto pocitati diva
miliony dolarG rocne, by pax
ukazovati mohla, ze vydelky
jsou spatne a dalsi zvysenf po-
trebne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-14
Registrovati.

VGdcove obou hlavnlch po-
litickych stran v6nuji hlavni
pozornost nynl tomu, ably kaz-
dy volic fadn6 registrovan byl
We statu Marylandu. Dva re-
fistracnf dny budou: 25. zafl a
9. rfjna. Den zpresidentskych
voleb je 6. listopad. Vysledek
dOplnovaci registrace pfehli-
zen bude 16. rijna.
V registracni dny 1radoVny
otevfeny budou cd 2 hodin od-
roledne do 10 vecer.
Kazdy, kdo byl registrovan
Y Marylandu Cd poslednich vo-
leb, jest opravnen ku volbe V
listOpadu.
Dodatecna registrace je pro
t., kterf dosahnou start 21 ro-
XII pred anebo V den 6. listo-
radu a pax pro ty, kdo pro po-
slednf presidentske volby regi-
strovani nebyli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-14
Postovni uFad zamezil posilani
ifstvch listkH.

Postovnf 4Tady vylucuji z
dodavky vsechny nepekne 1to-
ky ma Smitha.
V Baltimore zakazan byl lis
tex, jenz 1tocil ma katolickou
cfrkev a domacf zivot Smitha.
Zasflatel lfstkG techto vypa-
tran nebyl.
Postovni 1rad oznamil, re
zadnou takovou literaturu do
davati nebude, at jest proti
Smithovi nebo Hooverovi.
Sekretar post, New, primo
vinf re zasflan1 t6chto lfstkd
bud demokraty aneb socialisty.
Zvlaste demokrate pravf jsou
proti Smithovi z nabozenske
stranky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-14
Palmisano recnil " klubu ces-
kYch demokratek.

Kongresnik Palmisano, jenz
uchaz1 Sc O znovuzvoleni do
kongresu, fecnil We ctvrtek v
damskem ceskem klubu, {. 838
N. Chester ulice. Palmisano
kritisoval Harding Coolidge ad
ministraci, prohlasil, re nynej-
81 pTistehovalecke zakony da-
vajl prednost jistym Evrop-
skym narodnostem a nabadal
posluchacky, aby neverily v
"mouth-to-ear" kampa1. Ne
kteTl JIM recnlci kritisovali
"politicke kazately'', kterf vme-
suj1 Sc do voleb.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-14
z krajanskych 1kruhu.

- CT, ceske verejnosti ozna-
muiem, re t6locvicna skola Sok
Jed. Blek, pristi tyden zahaju-
je op6t svoji pravidelnou Gin
most V t6locviku pro veskere
clenstvo, dorost zactvo ma
sledujicim rozvrhem cviceb-
n1ch hodin: V 1tery patek
Cd 6. do 7. hod. prvn1 tfida "a
kd cd 6 do 10 rok1, cd Z. do 8.
hod. druha tr1da zakd cd 10 do
l2 rokd, cd 8. do 8. hod. do
1ostenci, cd 9 hodin muzi. We
stredu a sobotu cd 6. do Z.
Eod. zakyne cd Z. do 8. hod.
dorostenky, Cd 8. hodin zeny.
Pany rodice, kteff dosud sve
dftky z r1znych predsudkd do
t6locvicnych hodin neposllali,
snazn6 zadame, by beze vsech
obav tax ucinili a nam je pro
iich vlastni dobro ku telesnemu
vycviku sverili.
T6locvicna nase jest otevre-
ma pro kazd6 Ceskoslovenske
dftko, muze neb zenu, bez roZ-
dflu jich politickeho neb nabo-
zenskeho cit6ni, ponechavajlce
kazd6mu 1plnou volnost v
t6chto otazkach a roZebirani
jich je V sokolskych telocvic-
mach rozhodne neprlpustno.
Snahou nasi je vychovati z ma
81 mladeze zdrave, zdatne mu-
re a zeny, a udrzeti je pokud
nejl6pe mono V ceskem kruhu.
To jest nase pole pusobnosti =
ma mem rozsevame, aby narod
klidil klasy pine tezkych Urn.
Ia cvicitelske sbory Sok.
Jed. Blesk,
Frank St6tka, t. c. nacelnlk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-14
Ze zdravotniho odboru.

V minulem tydnu zemTelo
ma RUNE nemoci v Baltimore
1876 osob.
Dltek narodilo Sc v tydnu
267.
Statn1 zdravotn1 1fad ozna-
mil ctyfi move pr1pady detske
paralysy "a sobotu. V Balti-
more meste V minulem tydnu
hlaseno bylo 16 novych pffpa-
du nemoci' teto.
Hlaseno bylo osmnact osud-
nych nehod a jedna sebevraz-
da.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-14
VysIedek zkoumani kradezi v
silnicnim odboru oznamen bu-
de asi Is. rfina.

Prozkoumanf 1ctn silnicni
komise statu Maryland blfz1 Sc
ku konci. Governor Richie sill
buje, re vysledek oznamen bu-
de nekdy kolem Is. fijna. Tri
uvezneni jsou pro kradeze ty-
to, jez dosahly tax obrovske
sunny. Podvody pachany byly
po Tadu let. Odkryt1 jich bylC
nevltanym v nynejsf volebni
Rampant a radeji by umlcene
bylo, kdyby mono.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-14
Vychodni predmssti v mlze.

Mad obyeej husta mlha sne-
sla Sc mad predmestfmi vychod-
nj casti v pondell v noci. J1z-
da ma Philadelphia road a Eas-
tern avenue byla velice obtlz-
ma pro mlhu. Elektricke kary,
&. 23 &c nemohly jistou dobu
jeti, jak udala policie v Essex.
Mlha byla tax husta, re r1di-
ci automobile z6stali stati pc
stranach cest re strachu pred
moznou nehodou. Nekolik au-
tomobil1 sjelo Sc silnice, nekte-
re ma koleje elektricke kary.
Jinak zadna nehoda Sc neuda-
la.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-14
Farmar podlehl detske
paralyse.

Arthur Bosem, 22 roxy starry
.farmar z Arcadia, Md, rome
mohl Sc V 1tery detskou para
lysou, j1z podlehl toto pondel1
v Johns Hopkins nemocnici.
Bosem sklfzel kornu v pondelf.
V1tery privezl il do Baltimore
ma prodej. Kdyz vratil Sc do
mi, onemocnel. V sobotu stav
jeho zhorsil Sc tax, re stal Sc
kritickym. Odvezen byl do
Johns Hopkins nemoenice, kde
v pondeli skonal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-14

DCA ODK OSAN vSAAs
Streda, den 12. zar1, byla
dnem oslavy "Dne Obrancu'
Baltimore vzpomlnalo den
ten obetavosti a hrdinnosti tech
kteri dobach boje 0 svobodu,
bojovai proti Anglican1m a u
chranii mesto pred ztratou.
V pamatny den znovu pew
most McHenry zasvecena byla
jako narodnl upom1nka obeta-
vosti a vlasteneckeho nadsenl.
Pred IA roxy zahfmela rama
anglickeho lodstva, jez Sc
blizilo ku pevnosti McHenry.
Tis1ce obcan1 = vojaku sera-
dill Sc ma pevnosti McHenry ku
obrane jeji proti Anglicandm
zatlm co jejich zeny dltky
chvely Sc strachem prchnouce
ohrozeneho mesta. Po dlou-
hych letech techto pamatna
pevnost tato znovu stava Sc ma
rodnim pomnikem a jako tako-
w uchovana bude pro budouc-
most.
Stredecnf oslavy zdcastnilo
Sc pres 10000 osob.
V den, kdy anglicka valecna
LODI "Otter" vystrelila della
prvn1 ranu ma pevnost, skupina
vlasteneckych obcanG vytahla
nekolik del ma .tehdy tax IVA
ny Whetsone Point, odkud de-
la tato pomahati mela pevnosti
v obrane.
Dne 12. zar1 1914 anglicky
general Ross pc SVEN v1tezstvi
u Bladensburgu a spalenl Wa
shinigtonu, pritahl vojskem
svym ma North Point. Pc vylo-
deni- z lodi, tahli podel Long
Log lane, kde zadrzeni byli
Baltimorskou brigadou, jfz We
lei general Stricken. Vojaci
jeho pomalu ustupovali pred
Anglicany. Anglicky general
Ross domnivaje Sc, re vojaci
jeho tahnou prllis pomalu, roz-
hnevan vyjel v cello svych voja-
XII patrati, proc tahnou tax po-
malu. Srazen byl kuli strelcI
Baltimorskych a zranen smrtel-
ne. Uchovana jest zde dosud
legenda, re diva 18 rokI starr
hosi: Wells a McComas, stfeli-
Ii Rosse z 1krytu. Ku jejich
pamatce stojf pomnlk ma krizo-
vatce Monument a Gay ulic.
Pravi Sc, re oba padli v prvni
srazce.
Pevnost byla bombardovana
Anglicany, kteri sklesli ma N.Y.
sli umrtim jejich generala ko-
necne odtahli. Francis Scott
Key vida je tahnouti pryc a vi
da americkou vlajku yesele via
ii ma pevnosti McHenry, slozil
nadsenou hymnu "The Star
Spangled Banner.
Parada ku pevnosti pocala
We stredu v poledne. Den osla-
ven byl nadsene a primerene.
Vecer pry prihlizely "bom-
bardovanf" pevnosti re tr1 va
lecnych lodi zastupy c1tajic1 ma
$4,000 osob.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-14
Otec mad sve dvs dcery.

We vodnlch zavodech u Glib
son Island V ned6li poradanych
iichz z1castnilo Sc 27 plachet-
Mich lodic, prvn1m byl F. T.
Bedford. Dve jeho dcery, ridf-
CT jinou plachetn1 lodici hrozi-
ce otci predejetim, ma konec
Jim porazeny byly. Bedford u
jel Sc svym plachetnikem "a
vodnf vzdalenost We 2 hodi-
mach, 1 minute a so sekundach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-14
Byvaly pravnik Sc zastrelil.

H. Walter Canister, byvaly
pravn1k, jenz z pravnictvi Sc
sazen byl, zastfelil Sc v dome
We 200 bloku E. Lexington uli-
ce. V budove az do nakolika
mesicd byl sekretarem a pe-
kladn1kem "Provident" staveb-
nfho spolku. Pred dvaceti me-
Is1ci Canister nejvyssim soudem
sesazen byl z pravnictvi pro
spojen1 pokusem, jehoz cflem
bylo loupen1 vinopalny Onter-
biidge-Horsey.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-14
Palmisano nabidl slouziti jako
suchy agent, tvrd1 Hill.

v listu zaslanem demokratic
kemu kandidatu do kongresu
"a 3. distrikt, Vinicentu L. Pal
misano, I'VE tohoto ku verejne
debate republikansky kandidat
John Philip Hill. Hill zvouc1
jej ku verejne debate, vyclta
Palmisanovi:
Wy chcete, ably vas volili do
kongresu ma zaklade re jste v
kongresu pracoval proti prohi-
bici a re jste chtel rozumne
zmirnen1 Volsteadova vynuco-
vaclho zakona. Faktem jest,
re jste mic takoveho v kongre-
su nedelal."
Hill Ia d1kaz doslovne citu-
je mu zapisky kongresn1ho
"Recordu", podle nichz Palmi-
sano sliboval kongresn1ku Blan
tonovi, vudci prohibicakG v
Dome kongresu, svoji pomoc a
dale sliboval mu, re kdyz Gle
move kongresu stanou Sc agen-
ty prohibice S pravem uvezno-
vati, re on pracovati bude jako
prohibicnl agent zdarma. Pal
misano "a to chtel, aby sekce
20 q Volsteadova zakona byla
skrtnuta. Sekce tato, kterou
Palmisano chtel miti odvola-
nou, jest zaveden1 penezitych
pokut souzen1 porotn1ho MI
sto zavlrani dom1.
Hill prav1: "Neverim, re vo-
lici tret1ho distriktu chteli by,
ably jejich kongresn1k byl pro-
hibicnlm agentem S povinnosti
uveznovati je."
Hill chce, aby Palmisano S
MIN debatoval Broadway
Mraket hallu. Nab1zi Palmisa-
novi, ably 81 on sam zvolil pred
sedu schGze.
z kongresniho "Rekordu"
dale Hill cituje Palmisanovi:
"Prohibicn1 vGdce Blanton po-
tom rekl, re pred kongresem
ma resoluci, kterou zadani jsou
vsichni 1redn1ci Spojenych Sta
t1: kabinetnf 1redn1ci, senate
ri, kongresn1ci, soudcove, ar
madnl namornf d1stojn1ci a
viadnl zrizenci, poslouchati "a
kon a podporovati osmnacty
dodatek nekupovati Cd boot
legru lfhoviny a zadal Cd vas:
"Budete podporovati toto?" K
cemuz Wy jste odpovedel: ga
prave rekl jsem gentlemanu,
re ia pujdu jeste dale nezli
gentleman z Texasu chce."
"Vy jste svolil hlasovati ude-
lati zakonem, ably "a zlocin pro
hlaseno bylo to pro jiste obca-
ny, co dnes nen1 ami zlocinem
pod Volsteadovym zakonem. :"
Ma vyzvan1 toto Palmisano,
jak uverejneno V "Sunu" od-
povedel, re S Hillem debatova-
tt nebude. Vinf Hilla, re tento
nenf pf1telem deln1kG.
Ohledne prohibice Palmisa-
no pravf Hillovi, re behem 6
rokG, co Hill byl v kongresu,
nemusila protisaloonicka l1ga
poslati letak jako musela ude-
lati proti Palmisanovi behem
jeho petimes1cnfho pobytu V
kongresu.
Hill jakmile dostal odpoved
Cd Palmisano v 1tery rano, i
hned odpovedel, re pride den,
kdy Palmisano chtej nebo ne
chtej MIN debatovati must ma
prohibicnl otazku a to v Broad
way Market hallu. Hill jako
vzdy inyn1 chce navrat dobre-
no piva!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-14
Zadrzen pro dvojzenstvi.

William T. Heller z 24OO bio
ku jefferson ulice, zavren byl
ma severovychodnf policejni
stanici ma zalobu, re ma dve
zeny.
Prvne oddan byl s Baltimo-
Tankou. Opustil il a ozenil Sc
S jinou We Springfield. Do Bal
timore vratil Sc bez teto.
Spolu zalovan jest re zpro-
nev6Til $3.50 svemu zamestna-
vateli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-14
Hearstovo slamsne hlasovani.

Poole Hearstem provadene-
no hlasovani po Spojenych
Statech, Maryland do stfedy
dal Hooverovi 11.155 hlasG.
Smithovi 9.148 hlas1. V Balti-
more meste Smith dostal 6.400
hlasu, Hoover 5.921.
V Marylandskych okreslch
Hoover dostal 5,234 HAST a
Smith 2.748.
Hoovera volilo v slamennem
tomto hlasovani do stfedy q
528 zen Marylandu, Smitha
1,677 zen.
Po celych Spojenych Statech
pro Hoovera odevzdalo hlasy
286.262 osob, pro Smitha 262,-
418. Hlasovani toto ovsem jest
jenom slamenne cili jinak libo-
volne, ale vzdor tomu ma svGj
vyznam.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-14
Republikansky boss nemocen.

Roland R. Marchant, republi
kansky mestsky vddce, jest va
zne nemocen v Union Memorial
nemocnici. Marchant rome
mohl Sc We ctvrtek, kdyz vratil
Sc 2 Washington, kde konfe-
roval S kandidatem Herbertem
HOoverem.
Marchant churavel jiz pred
nejakym casem tax, re nemohl
Sc ami z1castniti primarnl kan
pane.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-09-14
Vystava Timonium skoncila
deficitem.

Marylandska statnf vystava
V Timonium u Baltimore, skon-
ella V sobotu. Poprve V jeji
padesatilete existenci skoncila
Geficitem to $4,000. Pocet
osob vystavu navStivivSich byl
ISL O 10000 mensi proti roku
pfedeslemu. Destive pocasl a.
81 zavinilo zmensen1 poctu nav
StevnfkG.
Co sc tyce vystavenych pred
meth, byly tyto O mnoho lepsi
nezli kterekoliv V predeslych
dobach.