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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-07
SNYDER-GRAY
HOPE WANING
Insurance Case May Delay
Widows Execution.
Irene PayIoSka,


bW NttfU PT(SS
NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-Arrange-
ments for the execution of Mrs
Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd Gray
went forward at Sing Sing today
while apparently even their lawyers
held little but faint hope of stay
ing the execution.
Warden Lewis E. LaWes announced
it would take place next Thursday
shortly before midnight. 1t lay with
in his discretion to order it any
time next week, under the courts
sentence.
Edgar F. Hazleton, Mrs. Snyder's
lawyer, said he would await Cover
nor Smiths decision on the appeal
for clemency before making any
further effort to stay the execution.
He said he expects the decision by
Tuesday.
Hazleton's only apparent hope was
the slim one of having argument set
for Jan. 13 on jury trial in the
suit contesting the $4,000 insurance
on the life of Albert Snyder, Mrs.
Snyder's murdered husband. 1t
might be shown that Mrs. Snyder'S
presence was essential. Warden
Lawes announced that twenty-four
persons, including twenty news
papermen would witness the execu-
ton.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-07
CROSSING WATCHMAN is
HURLED ON TRAIN PILOT

Jerome Edwards, 68, of 1907 Pleas
ant Run Pkwy., Big Four Railroad
crossing flagman, is recovering at
Methodist Hospital today from in
juries suffered Friday night when
struck by an automobile he tagged
at Missouri a:d New York Sts.
He was hurled against the pilot
of the approaching train and suf-
fered a severe head injury and body
bruises.
William Millard, So. of 2739 Cor
nell Ave, driver of the automobile,
was arrested on charges of assault
and battery and failing to obey a
traffic signal.
Isaac Wren, 7s, of S39 S. Rural
ST., was injured Friday night when
he stepped in front of an automo-
bile driven by Francis Slutzky, l9,
of 225S N. Capitol Ave-. special de-
livery mail carrier, in front of
Wren'S home.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-07
HoU the Market
Opened

BH United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-SsnSa-
tional gains were scored in early
dealings today on the stock market,
United States Steel and General
Motors taking the lead with gains of
about two points each, while Mont
gomery Ward, Radio, Nash and a
long list of other industrials scored
two to three points. Rails were
strong. led by st. Paul issues and
New Haven.
International Match preferred
scared 3as to 1884, while Interna-
tional Harvester jumped up 6$;
Radio corporation opened with
4,100 shares at 100, up a point, and
then advanced to 1882, a new
record. Exceptionally heavy trading
also was done in Montgomery Ward,
which opened with 10000 shares at
129, up Il. Later, however, the
issues reacted to 1851. Interna-
tional Nickle, 90H, up 1, and other
mining issues were strong.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-07
In the Stock Market
(By Thomson & McKinnon)

NEW YORK, Jan. THE fact
that President Coolidge has seen
fit to bring the subject of brokers'
loans into the foreground is i'm
portant. In the first place, it syn
chronizes with the treasury program
for refinancing the third liberty
loan, which would seem to give an
assurance of easy money, practically
throughout the year. But may it
not also be considered in harmony
with that seemingly strong under
current of influence to keep not
only our own markets but those of
Europe in strong position. Last
years conference OF the interna-
tional banking leaders, the return
of the European countries to a gold
basis and the subsequent evidence
Of returning prosperity abroad, all
would seem to point to an inter-
woven program now too delicately
adjusted TO be allowed to fail.
Therefore, it is easy to understand
the confidence with which the big
operators continue their purchases,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-07
LINDY TO HOP
TO COSTA RIGA
Nicaragua Conquered by
Good Will Filler.
E1 United Press

LU 1 Wtttu 4 ftoa
MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Jan. T.
Col Charles A. Lindbergh completed
his peaceful conquest of another
Central American republic today
and was ready to move on to
Costa Rica, we're another stirring
welcome awaits him.
The climax of his stay here was
reached with the presentation before
a joint session of congress Friday
of a gold medal commemorative OF
his visit.
All question of politics and the in
ternal disscnsion which caused the
United States to send marines in
Intervention we're forgotten during
the visit of the unofficial American
ambassador and no untoWard Incl
dent marked his stay.
Lindbergh was expected to start
we'll before noon in the Spirit Of st.
Louis for San Jose, Costa Rica, 2l0
miles away, OH the sixth stage of his
Central American tour.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-07
RENEW REMUS FIGHT
Release From Asylum Is
Sought by Ex-Booze King.

RJ United Press
LIMA, Ohio, Jan. 1.-THE next cpl
sode in the dramatic life of George
Remus, the former millionaire Gin
cinnati bootleg king who was ac-
quilted of the murder of his wife,
Imogene, centered today in the State
hospital for the criininally insane
here, where Remus was lncarcerated
last night.
Immediately upon his arrival, the
former rum-runner appointed Fran
els Durbin and d. c. Henderson, two
Lima attorneys, to begin habeas
corpus proceedings in an effort to
obtain his release. Similar proceed
ings in Cincinnati failed Friday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-07
SECOND FEDERAL AGENT
REMOVED FROM MUNCIE
P. G. Miller Called to Chicago for
New Assignment.
R,V United Press

- ~ w NHANNoO AVA
New Assignment.
RV United Press
MUNCIE, Ind. Jan. THE Sec
ond Federal prohibition inveStiga-
tor to be relieved of duty here in
two weeks. P. G.. Miller was due i'll
Chicago today to receive new as
signment.
Sanford Starks, the first investi-
gator to be transferred, resigned
from the service because he was
ordered from Chicago to Springfield,
ILL, after he had been engaged in
investigating charges of connivance
among Muncle officials and boot
leggers.
The first word authorities were
given of Miller's transfer was Fri
day night when he explained he
was leaving. He had been sent here
after Starks' transfer to finish the
work Starks had started, but be-
cause of the brief time given him,
wwas said to have accomplished
little.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-07
AMSTUTZ WILL SPEAK
Services Slated for ALI Week at
Meridian Heights Church.

DR.. Platte L. Arnstutz, member Of
the board OF national missions, will
speak every night next week except
Friday at services at the Meridian
Heights Presbyterian Church. He
also will speak at both services Sun
day. The Rev. c. H. Winders,
pastor of the Northwood Christian
Church, led devotions Friday night
at the last of a week Of services be-
ing held in connection with the
dedication Of the new church build
ing. ...e.......s -
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-07
DEMOCRATS IN CAUCUS
Senators Discuss Flood Control at
Informal Meeting.
En- UMitcd Press

RU United Press
WASHINGTON, Jan. Demo
cratic Senators held a caucus today
to decide their stand on pending
legislation.
Senator Robinson, Democratic
floor leader, took advantage of the
weekend recess to call the confer
ence. He refused to discuss the spe-
cific purpose of the meeting, but
flood relief was understood to be the
principal consideration. Southern
Senators are anxious for organized
support of the flood control bill rec
commended by the House committee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-07
SOME PORKERS MAKE
WEEKEND COMEBACK

Middle and Heavy Weights Up Cen
orally Is Cents.
Finishing the week on the Indi-
annapolis livestock market, middle
and heavyweight hogs made last
minute squirt and advanced about
IS cents to a top Of $3.50. Receipts
we're estimated at $500 and 1,107
were held over.
The Chicago market opened
strong to Is cents higher and %
cents up in spots. The top was $3.50.
about 5000 head were brought to
the yards today and 5000 held over
from Friday.
Calves were 81 lower on the local
market, selling mostly at $l6 down.
Other livestock was fairly steady.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-07
Thames RiUer Bursts Its Banks
and Torrent POu7S OUer London
WAR ON LIGHTS NETS 81
Three Women Arrested In Cleanup
Ordered by W0rleyA

Thirty-two motorists have been
arrested within the forty-eight hours
on charges of failure to have proper
lights.
Police Chief Claude M. Worley in
structed all district police to carry
traffic stickers to be posted on cars
parked all night without lights.
OF the drivers arrested Friday
night three were women. Motor
cycle officers said they found several
moving vehicles with one or no head
lights.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-07
Missing With $4,000

BIZ Times Special
LEO, Ind, Jan. Fired Thorn, 30,
wealthy retired farmer Of this town
is the object of a nation wide search
today, having been missing since
Saturday when he drew fifty $1,000
bills from Ft. Wayne bank. Rel
atives fear he has been swindled by
confidence men.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-07
Man in Death Plunge

BIZ Times Special
RICHMOND. Ind. Jan. 7.-George
zyen, 81. is dead after eithing fall
ing or jumping a distance of rs feet
from the White river bridge here.
Coroner Russell Hiatt believes zyen
committed suicide.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-07
ROtarians to Hear Slack

Mayor L. Ert Slack will speak at
the Rotary Club luncheon at the
Claypool Tuesday. The meeting was
arranged by the club public affairs
committee of which John T. Mar
tindale is chairman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-07
U. S. TO ARRAIGN 249
Defendants of Four Divisions Enter
Pleas,

Arrangement of the 249 persons
indicted by the recent Federal grand
jury in the Indianapolis, Evansville,
Terre Haute and New Albany divi-
SionS, was started in Federal Court
today.
More than two-thirds of those in
dicted in the four divisions are eithe
under bond or in Jail, it was said.
Clyde A. Walb, Republican State
chairman, and Valentine D. Weaver,
both former officials of the First
National Bank of La Grange, in
dicted in connection with failure of
the bank because of forged paper,
will be arraigned at Ft. Wayne by
Federal Judge Thomas B. Slick
Feb. 3.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-07
R.I LMifed Press

By United Press
LOS ANGELES, Jan. Mime
prospective jurors, who ad-
mitted they drank the evidence
in a liquor law violation case,
today were no longer venire-
men.
They were discharged from
duty after a severe court
lecture for their "dereliction and
for betraying their sacred
trust"
The jurors were said to have
consumed a pint Of liquor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-07
MINES WILL REOPEN
Three Terre Haute Shafts Affected
by Peace Pact Reached Here.

1Hree AeTre hdute SHdItS AHeCteu
by Peace Pact Reached Here.
Three coal mines near Terre
Haute. Ind, will resume operation
Immediately as the result of a con-
ference in Indianapolis Friday be-
tween operators and union officials
with John L. Lewis, international
president of the United Mine
Workers of America, as arbitrator
Harvey Cartwright, president, and
William Mitch, secretary-treasurer
of District IL of the union, and
Phil Penna, secretary of the Indi-
ana Bituminous Coal Operators As
sociation, were present at the con-
ference. Local union officials af-
fected by the shutdown also at
tended.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-27
Osud ctyf mestskych radni roz.
hodnut snad bude " patek.

Tfi soudcove nejvyssfho SOU
du slyseti budou v patek odpo-
ledne duvody a protid1vody,
majl-li ctyri meststf radnf zd-
stati 1fadech anebo ne.
Pravnf zastupci vsech ctyf
podali zadost O znovu uvazeni
otazky teto, kdyz pred tim
mestsky soud uznal, re nemaji
pravo ma Trad, ponevac nepla-
till dane pri nejmensfm v OBJ
nosu $500. Radn1 tito jsou i:
Frank j. Bauer, James B. Blake
Thomas l. A. Musgrave a J.
Warren Burgess. Dva jsou de-
mokrate a diva republikane.
Celia otazka tato, kterou Wy
volali demokrate chtfce vystr-
naditi republikany, kteT1 op6t
hned ma to posvitili 81 ma demo-
kraty, mrzl jak demokraty tax
republikany. Pravf Sc, re po-
litikari oboji strany jiz nejakou
cestu najdou, aby vsichni ctyri
mohli zGstati trade.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-27
Automobily.

We srazce automobile S Via
KEN Washington, Baltimore &
Annapolis drahy jedna zena
zabita byla tri poraneni. Au-
tomobil, v nemz vraceli Sc q
Baltimore z vystavky automo-
bild, narazil plnou silou do VIA
ku. V narazu zabita byla 27
roxy stara Katherine T. Har-
desty. Lebka byla il rozraze-
ma. Jejl manzel ffdil automo-
bill. Tomuto prerazena byla
noha. Vedle toho utrpel jina
zranenf. Gordon Claude IRA
nen byl ma lebce. Beth Sinclair
potlucena byla a koleno j zlo-
memo. Srazka udala Sc v An
napolis ma West ulici u Church
Circle. Policie a JIM nuceni
byli odraziti zadek automobile
aby Sc dostali ku osobam v au-
tomobilu sediclm. Predek au-
tomobilu 1plne vrazen byl do
zeleznicn1ho vozu. VSechny
osoby byly v bezvedomi.
- We srazce dvou automobi-
lu ma Eutaw a Biddle ulic1ch
poranena byla Lillian Gold
berg. Sestnact rokG stary RI
die automobile, Archie F. Fos-
sett, byl zatcen.
Osmnact rokG stara, Ma
rian Ruth, odhozena byla v L.
terry automobilem ma Philadel-
phia road u Tretl ulice,, do
vzdalenosti asi Is stop. Auto
mobil ujel. Dfvce prerazen
byl nos ona vnitrne vedle to-
no jeSte zranena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-27
Noviny pry nabadaji ku nese.
trent zakoaa.

Prohibicn1 administrator, John
F. j. Herbert, recnil We %. W.
rocni schGzi proti saloonicke IL
gy v divadle Lyric tuto nedeli
Divadlo bylo pine naplneno ne
pfately alkoholu.
Herbert vinil reci sve Bal
timorske noviny, re tyto psa-
MIN svym svadf ku nesetreni
zakona. O prohibicnfch agen-
tech fekl, re must mfti "sflu We
strevech." J" Jestlize rada jich
neobstala pri zkouskach, pra-
vii, re to bylo proto, ponevaG
nell vlastne skladati zkousky
pro klerky.
0 rozkazech, jez dava agen-
t1m rekl: "Kdyz clovek tahne
revolver re sve kapsy, aby vam
wal vas zivot, srazte jej k ze-
mi, aby nevstal."
We schulz Tecnil dale supe-
rintendent Marylandske llgy
Crabbe a Ernest Hurst Cher
rington.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-27
Vstrna boure " Baltimore.

Prudkost vetru dosahuj1c
silly az 55 mil "a hodinu, Tadil.
mad Baltimore a staten Ute
Ery noci a We stredu rano. Bou
ire pfihnala Sc cd jihozapadu.
Margaret L. Dorsey z E. Cen
tre ulice srazena byla ma dlaz
bu vichrem a ruka il pferaze
ma.
Z jednoho domu strzena by
la strecha zaneSena do sou
sedni ulice. Telefonni sloupy
byly svaleny a stromy polama
my. Vichr citelnou skodu zp1
sobil ma oknech a vykladnfct
skrinich.
We statu ma tisic telefonI
poskozeno bylo.
Vichr mimo statu nasehc
zvlaste krute Tadil Nashville
" Tennessee, kde tornadem "a
bity byly A skolnf ditky, jez "a
sypany byly v rozvalinach sko-
ly.
New York pocitil silu vichru
Nekolik domG bylo zboreno, :
zallvu lodice potopeny, ocelova
vodn1 nadrzka obsahu $4,000
galonu strzena skrze tri pos
chodi budovy. Poprve po dlou-
hych dobach vlny vichrem
hnane dosahly vySe az 80 stop
" Manhattan zatoce.
CAST Eastern Shore nezdsta-
ly Cd vichru usetreny. Strechy
s dom1 strhany, telefonni sluz-
ba a zeleznicn1 spojeni demo
ralisovano.
Glenarty, Avalon, Elkridge
a Relay vrzeny v castecnou
tmu, zatlm CO Elkton, St. MI
chaePs, Easton a Crisfield tr-
pely vice.
V Baltimore strecha strzena
byla domu Edwarda Rostkow
skiho, GAL S. Montford avenue
a hozena do druhe ulice, kde
Sc zachytila u okna domu Rosy
Sedlak, c. 24O2 Foster avenue.
Komln strzen byl S domu, els.
1928 N. Calvert ulice.
Kolem 2. hodiny We stredu
rano pr1stroje zaznamenavaly
jeSte prudkost vetru ma 40 mil
"a hodinu. PAX prestaly pra-
covati v6bec.
Prlstroj spolecnosti elektric-
kych poulicn1ch kar zazname-
nal We stfedu rano kolem 3ctvr-
tt ma devet rychlosf padesati
peti mil v hodin6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-27
VykFiky kasirky zachraniIy
kasu restaurantu.

Mary Geyer, 26 rokd stara,
kasirka v j1delne, {. 837 Wash
lngton boulevard vykriky svy-
mi zachranila penfze jfdelny
pred dvema mladymi zlodeii,
kterl o kradez pokusili Sc v d
terry pred polednem. Geyero-
YOU ma NONE pfepadenf upo-
zornil jeden hostl, ktery S po-
dezfenlm pozoroval diva mladf-
ky pred dvermi restaurantu.
Kasirka ma radu jeho zavrela
register pencil schovala
kllc zadn1 mfstnosti. Nekolik
minut ma to vesli mladici do re-
staurantu zadajice ustricovy
sandwich. Kdyz Geyerova po-
Gala tento chystati, jeden poru-
Gil il, aby mu vydala penfze.
Kaslrka odpovedela, re nemd-
re, ponevac register je zavre-
ny, ona nema klfc. Mladik
rozkazal, aby sla klfc prime
sla. Kdyz obratila Sc, mladik
uchopil nadobu paprikou a
hodil j tuto do oc1. Oslepena
paprikou pocala kriceti. Ustra-
Semi bandite vyskocili mist
nosti zmizeli automobilem
po Washington boulevard.
Lekari nemocnici uznali,
re zrak il bude zachovan.
Majitele dvou lekaren
pfepadeni byli bandity pom
deli. Jednou pTepadenou le-
karnou byla v {. 31O1 Gwynn's
Falls Parkway, a druha ma Pi-
mlico road a Thorndale avenue.
V teto okraden byl MATTEL, Ha-
rold A. Swartz dvema mladiky
o $1.45. Jeden byl star asi Il
druhy asi 20 rok1.
We Gwynn's Falls Parkway
lekarne mattel, M. Paul Ernst,
kdyz samoten sedel v lekarn6
kolem p1l jedenacte vecer, O.
loupen byl banditou $24.5O a
cheeky V Gene Sc. Kdyz opou-
stel lekarnu omluvil sc bandi-
ia: "Je mne Ito, starry bra
chu, ale easy jsou zle ia po-
tfebuji penfze."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-27
Zastrelen " restaurantu.

4 Chris Names, ciSnlk, Zastfe-
len byl v nedeli restaurantu
We 800 bloku N. Fremont ulice
a Steve Laukartis, cfsnfk z re-
staurantu ma w. Saratoga ulici,
postrelen byl. Clarence Tan
ner, cernoch, byl zatcen a OBJ
zalovan obojfho skutku.
Names strelen byl, kdyz
Tanner odchazel z restaurantu
po hadce, jez Sc tam mezi Ger
nochy strhla. Names porucil
mu, aby odesel. Cernoch "a
strelil jej tremi ranami.
Laukartis strelen byl Tame
rem v restaurantu 800 bloku
w. Saratoga ulice. Po zastfe-
leni Mannese prisel do restau-
rantu tohoto a porucil 81 kavu.
Kdyz mfstnost opustil, ulice
stfelil oknem do vnitf trefil
kulf Laukartise do obliceje.
Tanner, jenz zatcen byl We
SVEN obydli v 900 bloku w.
Lexington ulice primal Sc ku
strelbe. Omlouval Sc, re Man
mes mu nechtel dati drobne.
- Kdyz policejni straznik
John Walz z ustrednl stanice
stfelil do ukradeneho automo-
blu nedeli noci, trefil kul1
19 rokd stareho Charlese Ma
soma, mem jedoucfho.
Automobil ukradli Pete Let
so, 16 rokG starry z Forrest uli-
ce a Alfred Saith, sedmnactile-
ty re 600 bloku E. Eager ulice.
Oba sedeli v automobile ukra-
denem Ralphu Awlovi, ktery
nechal jej stati pred ST. Mary's
polepsovnou. S mimi auto
mobilu byl Mason a William
McDormott, II lety 2 Garrett
avenue. Vsichni ctyri propus-
teni byli z vezenl prosinci,
kan odsouzeni byli ma 60 dni
pro ukradeni automobile.
Kdyz automobil Awlovi u
kraden byl, oznamil tento po-
licii kradez. Straznfk Walz
stojicf ma Monument ulci u
Fallsway zahledl kolem jedou-
cf ukradeny automobil Kdyz7
ma znamenf, aby zastavil, auto
mobil jel dale, Walz strelil.
Vsichni ctyfi vyskocili auto
mobilu a dali Sc ma 1tek v biz
kosti Pennsylvania drahy.
Walz pustil Sc "a mimi a chytil
Letso a Satha. Tito udali dru-
he. Jak streleny Mason dostal
Sc domu, nebylo udano. Do mo-
ci policie padl, kdyz tezce IRA
neny dopraven byl v mestske
ambulance do nemocnice.
Letso a Saith odsouzeni byli VI
utery ma 6 mesfcG do vezenf
kazdy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-27

Fotografie AmerikanH zaslana
conference ma Kube mests
Havana kritikem, III. L. Mems
ken, Baltimorskemu Evening
Sum-"
Americtl turiste lejou do Sc
be V Havane koralku, a rvou po
alkoholu " kavarnach. TAX
characteristic nejctnostnejsl
lidstvo celeho sveta - aspon
Americana "a to Sc mali = kri-
tik spisovatel H. l.. Mencken.
Mencken, jenz 1castni Sc
Vse-Americke konference, me-
ri jinym kresl1 pro zdejsi "E-
vening Sun" tento obrazek:
Sed1 elegantnf tamni kavar
ne vyhledavane nejlepsf trfdou
mesta Havany v 'The Paris.
Pochutnava 81 ma vytecne pri-
pravene rybe a sill Sc z lahve
bllym vinem "Castell del Re-
N.Y." Pojednou owe Sc zarva-
nj ma ulici a veliky automobil
zarazl pred dvermi. Hoste Y
j1delne natahnou krky, vrchnl
cfsn1k, elegantnf mlady Kuba-
nee, kvapne jde ku pTedu. We
vtefine asi tucet Americana wy
skocl automobilu a fiti Sc do
kavarny. Vddce jejich, hezky
a pekne ustrojeny mlady muz,
ma jehoz ruce zavesena jest Wy
soka, velice hezka dfvka, vsko-
ci doprostfed restaurantu. Str
hne hlavy svGj Panama" sla-
max, zatoei jim We vzduchu a
vzkrikne: "Hallelujah". Ia
MIN pocnou jeceti jeho spolu-
druzi, padaj1 pres zidle, vrazf
do stolu, tlucou hosty ma zada.
Vrchn1 c1snfk druzi zatla-
cl fvouc1 Americany do kouta
a otevfenymi dvermi vysoup-
nou je z restaurantu.
Nastal opet kid v restau-
rantu. Hoste Sc svymi damami
klidne jedli dale zatfm CO z u
lice dale ozyvalo Sc rvanf Ame-
ricanG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-27
Spalnicky stavaji Sc
epidemickymi.

ze v Baltimore spalnicky !
posledn1m tydnu rozmohly Sc
tax, re nabyly rozsahu epide-
mie, prohlasil v posledni tyden.
nj sve zprave DR.. Jones, zdra-
votnl komisaT.
V poslednim tydnu hlasenG
bylo 305 novych pripadG spal-
nicek. Vedle spalnicek hlase-
no bylo 100 prfpad1 osypek =
chicken pox.
V tydnu zemfelo 253 esob.
Ditek narodilo Sc BIT.
Hlaseno bylo Is osudnych
nehod.
Obchodnfk nakazil Sc cd "a
jicG, jez objednal z Jihu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-27
Stfelil Sc.

William L. Strauss, 72 roxy
starry, prominentnf Baltimorsky
obchodnlk pozemky a Glen po-
jistuj1ci firmy, stfelil Sc sebe-
vrazednem 1myslu v apartment
tn v Alabama, We stredu odpo-
ledne. We ctvrtek rano lekari
V zidovske nemocnici udal, re
zvolna um1ra. Kuli vpalil 81 do
mozku. Ma obou rukou podfe-
zal 81 lilly.
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ny. Zacatek We 3 hodiny odp.
Kazdy je uctive vitan. Dop4
Byvaly Baltimorsky krejci "a
bill manzelku a sebe.

John Komenda, zastrelil svo-
il manzelku Mary Komenda v
jejich dome v Grasonville v.so-
botu odpoledne. Po zastreleni
manzelky obratil revolver ma
sebe a usmrtil Sc. Henry Ko-
menda, % roxy starry syn, ma
lezl mrtvolu matky sedici u sto-
lu. Mrtvolu otcovu nalezl v DIRE
vn1ku u domu.
Komenda vidal sc krejcovi-
ny Baltimore pred 6 roxy a
odstehoval sc do Grasonville We
Queen Anne okresu, kde veno-
val sc farmarenl.
Proc ku tragedii doslo, Sc ne
vi. Pohrbeni byli v Baltimore
ma hrbitove Nejsv. Vykupitele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-27
Hospoda v Arundel shorela.

Chauncey Inn, hospoda ma
Belle Grove road V Anne Arun-
del okresu, vyhoTela v ned6li
do zaklad1. Tanecnf sin hore-
la tax prudce, re krone neko-
lika kouskd nabytku nebylo
mono mic zachraniti. Ohen
odkryt byl rano kolem p1l de-
vate hodiny kolem jedoucfm
cernochem.
- We skladu oblek1 ma Bal
timore a Eutaw ulicfch vypukl
ohen nedeli. Ohnem, neil
tento uhasen byl, zpasobena
byla skoda ma zasobach tam
chovanych. Obchod patril fir
me NJ. A. Cummins.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-27
Prohibice.

Prohibicn1 AGENT zatkli v
pondelf pet muzd v Baltimore
a V st. Mary's okresu pro ruse-
nj prohibice.
Pet jinych tehoz dne = me-
ri mimi jedna zena = pozvano
bylo pred vladnlho soudce.
Heath Christian odsouzen byl
ma 60 dnl a ku pokute 5000.
Helen Wlodarek re S. Mont
ford avenue ku pokute $50,
Abraham Stutman ku pokute
$3.50, John Day Louise Lord
ma tri mes1ce do vezenf kazdv.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-01-27
Kdyz Sc starry splete.

Helen Henderson Benesch,
byvala herecLa "Folies', Ia
luje sveho 60 rokd stareho man
zela, Aarona Benesche, byva-
leho elena obchodnf firmy ma
n. Gay ulici, o rozvod. V zalo-
be uvadf, re jejf sugar papa"
lak jej pred 4 mesfci nazyvala,
byl k nj ukrutnym. zalobu o
rozvod zadala v Chicagu.
s mladou hereckou ozenil sc
Benesch V zafl poslednfho ro-
ku.