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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-01-24
DEATHS

hfORIARTY-Suddenl January 20. 1925
: at O'Clock q. m. at his home, 500 Park
Ave. Lyon Park. Va. JAMES HARRIS
MORIARTY. aged 81. Funeral services at
his late home at 10 o'clock. Wednesday.
January rs. Interment Mount Olvet Gene
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NARY 4. EDWARDS

Funeral services for Mary E.
Edwards viii be held from the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Lucy
a walker, 1115 Allison ST.. ~. w,
Thursday morning at $50 o'clock.
Interment win be private.
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ERNEsT WORCH

Funeral services for Ernest
Worch. so years old, son of Hugo
Worch, prominent piano dealer OF
Washington. who died at Detroit,
Mich. win be held tomorrow after.
noon at the home of his father.
1000 Albemarle st. N. w. Inter
n1ent viii follow in Rock Greek
Cemetery.
Mr.. Worch died following an
operation for appendicitis Saturday,
A Detroit. He is survived by his
parents, two brothers, Carl and
Hugo Worch, ir.. and sister, Miss
PauIina Worch.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-01-24
AMERICA IS
RADIO TOPIC

as
Pan.An1ericanism - and what II
means the legend of Peer Gynt,
as both Ibsen and Grieg depict II in
drama and music. and the accom-
plishments of the Washington
Chamber Of Commerce during 1927,
will all be given forth from loud
speakers this evening as part Of
the infinite variety of radio. There
will be the usual music, including
the afternoon concert Of the u. 8.
Navy Band, and comedy and talk
here, there and everywhere 80 that
the selections OF particular topics -
more or less & matter Of personal
preferences. and the ability OF the
receiving set to place itself In tune
with the infinitude that give forth
sound waves.
representative Of Chile iii the United
States. is to be the chief speaker
In the Voters Service program at
"a o'clock from WRC, which Ashman
ut. Brown. Washington correspond
ent of the Providence Journal, VIII
direct and introduce. Mr.. Brown
has returned from Havana and the
Pan.Anerican conference tor the
purpose Of lending his aid 70 this
program. The same is true Of AM
bassador Dayila. The two speakers
will stress the points Of view Of the
United states and 6f Latin America
and discuss the conference and Its
possibilities.
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DRAMA AND MUSIC
or .PEER GYNT.

Lionel AtwiIl, the distinguished
actor. II to be Peer Gynt this
evening in rather comprehensive
combination of drama and music
which the Eveready group brings
to loud speakers at o'clock.
peer Gynt" is legendary charac-
ter Or Scandinavia, and Norway
particularly. Al loveable, careless,
happy-go-lucky individual who goes
heiter.skelter about the world, hav-
ing many adventures, returning
home finally to the scenes Of his
childhood to find his first love his
real love. The drama Of Ibsen and
the music of Grieg will be knit to-
gether through the efforts Of At
will and Nat Shilkret, the orchestra
leader, into an hour that promises
much entertainment.
The annual banquet Of the Wash
ington Chamber of Commerce. viii
be held at the Mayflower Hotel and
most of its proceedings broadcast
by WMAL, with Ivan Weld, the
new president of the chamber, pre-
siding. Addresses will be made by
Representative Clyde Kelly of
Pennsylvania and Merle Thorpe,
editor OF The Nations Business.
George O'Connor, Matt Horne, the
washington Quartet and the May
flower Orchestra will provide the
uol1Sic
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-23
Prescription He Wrote
in 1892 is the Worlds
Most Popular Laxative

When I started to practice medi-
cine, back Ia 1875, the needs for a
laxative were not a. great az they
are today. People lived normal,
quiet lives, ate plain, wholesome
food, and got plenty Of frcsh air
and sunshine. But eve that early
there were pills, tablets and salt
waters for the relief OF constipa-
ton, and artificial remedies made
from coal tar, which | did not be-
lieve were good for human beings
10 put into their system. So !
wrote d prescription for a laxative
10 prescribe TO my patients. !.
The prescription for constipation
that / used carly in my practice,
and which I put in drug stores in
1892 under the name Of DR.. Cald.
wells Syrup Pepsin, In a liquid
vegetable remedy. and i have never
had reason to change IT, ! intended
IL for women. children and elderly
people, and they need just such a
mild, safe, gentle bowel stimulant
az Syrup Pepsin.
I am gratfhed to say that under
successful management my prescrip-
tion has proven It's worth and IL
nov the largest selling liquid laxa-
tive in the world. The fact that
millions OF bottles are used a year
proves that IL has won the conf
dence OF people who needed II 10
get relief from headaches. bilious
ness, iatulence. indigestion. loss of
appetite and sleep, bad breath. dys-
pepsia, colds and fevers.
Millions of families are now never
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-23

the saloon would ruin them world
without end.
Prohibition is an issue today in
the coming presidential election. We
find at least one candidate who is
an open champion OF the saloon. That
man is AL Smith. Listen at this: In
talking 10 . reporter Of the New
York Times, he is reported By that
paper in its issue Of March q. 1928, TO
have boldly said: Il would be ylad to
20 down and help 10 put owe this
bill "a beer bill introduced by a sen
ator from New Jersey " that will
ret US where we can put a foot on
the rail again and blow off the
froth."
Can we uphold q n like this for
the highest office in the United
States? mol Let US vote for priu-
ciple, for the mar regardless OF pol
titles. Before prohibition came the
U Of poverty in three out Of four
families was drunkenness. OF either
w or both parents. A count recent
ly was made as 70 the cause OF pow
erty in one thousand families receiv-
ing Christmas assistance during the
last holidays, and the count only
showed n Of every ten caused by
drunkenness. Bootleg liquor eauses
poverty. misery and crime. But 50
did whiskey sold In the saloon. And
there is not nearly so much Of IL
Is when We had the saloon. The more
whiskey and beer the less prosperity.
Every voter ought 10 fight any
man who has a wet plank in his plat
form. Let US vote for prohibition
which alone can bring "a prosperity.
better homes and a greater nation.
The man who casts a vote for Al
Smith votes against all these and
takes a long step backward toward
the jungles Of the past. We can not
afford TO 70 backward-we must 20
forward. and n dry vote IA n forward
vote. Let every man vote the dry
ticket regardless Of party.
J. r. Steele.
Brownsville. Texas,
Nav %, 1928.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-23
Serni-Annua Day
OF Hoosiers viii
Be Held May 80
Especial to The Herald

SAN BENTTo, May 23.-Former
Hoosiers and their friends will hold
their semi-annual gathering Wednes-
day Of next week, May 30, according
20 s. l.. Williams OF this atty. presi-
dent Of the Valley Indiana society.
The gathering il to be held ut the
Valley Fair grounds at Harrington,
and will be an all day affair.
We had more than 500 former res
idents OF Indiana at the last meeting
of the organization" Mr.. Williams
said. land we expect TO have an even
larger attendance this time"
He announced that q. c. Richardson
of Brownsville Ia 10 be the principal
speaker at the meeting. Mr.. Richard
son is manager OF the Brownsville
Chamber OF Commerce. Arrangements
are being made now TO secure musical
entertainment for the visitors, and
other features OF the program are be-
ing arranged.
The Hoosiers will bring basket
lunches. and a picnic will be enjoyed
at the Fair grounds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-23
See Bumper Crop
OF Watermelons

RAYMoNDV1LLE. May IA
bumper crop Of watermelons will lie
produced in Willacy county this sea
son. growers reporting that the
heavy rains Of last week have as
sured A WELD that will smash al
previous records. The drouth dur
Ing the early spring retarded growth
and shipping will start later than
usual with the first carlot move
ment during the first week In June.
A recent survey By buyers midi
Gates approximately 1900 acres Of
uatermelons in the Raymondvills,
Lyford snd Yturria sections. In
the Yturria section over 1000 scrss
were planted to Tom Watson mol
ons. and a large yield ia indicated.
arrangements having been made TO
ship over 200 cars from that point.
II is estimated that Willacy county
will ship between 500 and 800 cars.
the melons being among the earliest
produced in Texas this year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-23
INANIS meet
AT HARLINCEN
las Represe~ ntative
Talks; Kerrville
Letter Read

Especial to The Herald1
hAhLlNGEN. May 23.-sin.e both
me Lions club and the Rotary club
pf h~arlingen have presented Wild
'nimals to the Harlingen zoo, the
uwsnis club took the matter up at
Is meeting here Tuesday. AID Is
c~nsiderine the suggestion made ~
Lostmaster j. +. Rodgers trepubli-
An) AZ TO the kind OF animal.
fostmaster Rogers suggested that
ne club capture a live democrat,
M present him to the Harlingan
.oo. ne also suggested that A. L.
rocks be appointed a committee Of
ne 70 look into getting the demo-
rat for the goo.
". ]. Garrison was in charge Of
nc program for the day, and the
ertainment features included 4
@s3u'ng by Miss Mamie Anglin. and
song. with ukeltlee accompani-
lent By Miss Ellen Waldron.
y. n. Harmon. local representa-
i've OF the Rio Grande valley Gas
company, spoke AZ the meeting. stat
ing that the gas il pre-
pared TO give eas service TO Harlin-
gen.
A letter from the Kcrrville -luh.
which Ia being sponsored by the
harlIngen club. was received. IN
which members OF that club express
I'd the belief that a big crowd viii
se present at the charter p%resentE-
ton ceremonies on May IS, at which
several local kiwanians will oe
present.
AT the meeting 3. NJ. Holland an
uounced that DR.. Paul Fon.aine is
70 deliver n lecture here Wednesday
: syenirg for the benefit Of the BOY
'scout fund In the Valley. and Rev.
~. q. Ewing announced that n scou;
leadership school has been opened
tn the Christian church. under tie
iirection Of Tom Murray, scout OK
ecutive.
VIM. G. Greenslade, San Benitu
klwanian, was a visitor. and other
guests. not kiwawnians, were J. n.
Ellis Of the Silver Box factory. s1d
George NJ. Rogers. both 81 hsrlin-
zen. The attendance prize offered
w r. W. Nelson was won by w. q.
lint Of the local J. G. Penny 60.
tore.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-23
B~unionists Face
37-Mle Journey;
Payne Has Lead

LIBERTY, N. ". May 23.--iPl-A
comparatively short jaunt Of 81 miles
10 Middletown, N. T., was the task of
e. G.. Pyle's transcontinertal foot
racers on their eighty-first lap today.
With only four more days Of run
ming Andy Payne Of Claremore.
Okla. still held q lead or more than
Is hours over his nearest rival. John
Salo Of Passaic. N. J. Salo finished
second IN yesterdays 59.1-mile lap
from Deposit. N. ", 10 Liberty. cut
ting another half hour from Payne's
advantage. Sales time was 10 hours.
81 minutes. IS seconds. giving him an
elapsed time Of 564:09:11 for the
1884 miles from Los Angeles.
Payne took fourth place yesterday
in li:3l:l5. His elapsed time was
54s:23.36.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-23
Valley Invited To
Live Oak Road Meet

SAN BENITO. May 23.-Valley
residents ARE being invited TO attend
the road meeting to be held at
George West, in Live Oak county,
Tuesday. May 90. when the matter OF
a direct road through that county
and on 10 San Antonio will be taken
up again.
The last meeting on this subject
was attended by several Valley resi-
dents. The proposed road would cut
several miles off the distance from
the Valley 10 San Antonio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-23

without DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pep
sin. and | believe IL you will once
start using il you viii also always
have q bottle handy for emergen.
cies.
It il particularly pleasing 70 me
TO know that the most Of II ~
bought by mothers for themselves
and the children. though Syrup Pep
sin is Just mn valuable for elderly
people. All drugstores have thu
generous bottles.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-23
LAWYERS DO POORLY

PARIS.-Enough lawyers we're can
didates at the recent election to fill
the 6l2 seats in the French chamber.
hut only ia were elected. Forty-six
professors. 46 farmers and SO pub
~licists won seats.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-23
Writer Pleads
For Prohibition
To the Herald:

To the Herald:
Il prohibition a failure.
Let us investigate. Many men.
when we had saloons. III they had
fifty cents in their pockets. would
spend il in the first saloon they came
%. when ~ the same time their FAM
lies needed IL. These same men to-
day have bank accounts. own their
own homes, have automobiles. We
have thousands or men today who own
thelr own MONIES ". pelore pronlni-
tion came spent their money in the
saloon. Today their children are
better dressed and are being edu-
Gated. Saloons were a curse 70 them
and their families. The return Of
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-12-28

Edward L. Carney, jenz pro-
pusten byl We stredu Mary
landske kaznice ma svobodu po
odslouzen1 81 II rok1 "a loupez
a 1tok umyslem zab1ti, u bra
ny kaznice znovu zatcen byl ma
starou prot nemu stojfcf zalo
bu, re pred easy okradl poostu
V Pikesville. Carney posty
wal pen1ze a znamky v obnosu
asi 5000.
Teze noci diva detektivove
Pennsylvanske drahy, kteri by
Ii ma stope zlodejd cinnych y
Green Spring Valley, postfehli
diva muze skryvajfc1 Sc ma Ro-
gers stanici. V revolverove pre-
strelce jeden z detektiv1 byl
strelen a tezce zranen. Oba
podezfell prchli.
Jeden z Mich nalezen byl
druheho dne mrtvy v bahne ne
daleko mfsta. Carney uveznen
byl pozdeji we stodole, v nfz Sc
skryval. Kolky a cast penez
uradenych v Pikesville, male
zeny byly u mrtveho.
Carney souzen byl v Towson
a odsouzen ma 10 rok6 pro IL
tok a ma 5 rok1 pro kradez.
cast trestu byla mu slevena
pro dobre chovanf Sc v kaznici.
Obhajoba haiti jej bude tim
re jiz dosti potrestan byl pro
skutek svGj.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-12-28
Pomahala pri uneseni policisty.

V Lancaster, Pa, zavTena
byla koncem tydne mlada ze-
ma, Rose Lewis jinak Cole, jez
pomahala unesti statn1ho silni-
cnfho policistu, Russell Troup,
jenz ma to shozen byl u Balti-
more z automobile pred neko-
lika tydny.
zena tato zatcena byla v do
me sve sestry v Montour, Iowa
Poznana byla jako ia, jez jela
We spolecnosti dvou muz1, kdyz
tito chytili Troupa a ujeli MIN
v AUTOMOBILE po vysetfovan1
prestupku ma silnici. zena do
znala, re byla pri unesenl poll
cisty pomocnicf. Spolu udala,
ze byla manzelkou jednoho 2
dvou muzd, kterl nyn1 zavreni
isou v Cincinnati pro oloupeni
banky a ma nez vydan byl "a
tykac Pensylvanskym staten.
Ably vyhnula Sc poznanf,
prebarvila 81 vlasy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-12-28
Obsti zuriciho hoIice.

Paul Martineck strelen bv
We stfedu holicem, jenz zuriti
pocal asi mad financn1mi obtf-
zemi svymi. Tezce zraneny
dan byl do universitnf nemoc-
nice, kde projevena mala ma
deje ma uzdraven1 jeho.
Anna Malinsky, 16leta, jez
zranena byla tez holicem 2 ne
mocnice propustena bude do
domac1ho lecenf v nekolika
dnech.
Proti holici, Anthony Ciaccio
5aletemu, prozatlm zaloba ne
ucinena. Zurlcf holic chycen
byl v 800 bloku w. Lombard u
lice, kde hol1rna jeho jest a
kde z revolveru strllel.
Po zatcen1 stezoval 81, re OBJ
chody jeho sc mensf, ponevac
je Ital a do okoli stehujf sc sa
mi Litvfni, kteTi pocali O mem
rozsirovati nepekne povesti, a.
by no znicili.
Pred strelbou zavTel svoji
dllnu a vysel S revolverem v ru-
ce ma ulici. Strelil do hloucku
muzI stojlc1ch v blfzkosti. Ire
fiji Martinecka. Hloucek sc
rozbehl, kdyz dalsf rany pada-
ly. Dalsl kuli strelena byla
Malinsky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-12-28

Dlplomacie a dohodovanf ne
pomohly smiTiti dve strany
Baltimorske demokracie: stra
nu Jackson-Bichy a stranu Cur
ran-Ennis-Rranft.
BOZ otevreny zahajen v Ro-
yal Arcanum budove 28 z 80
demokratickych clen1 mestske
delegace do zakonodarny V
Annapolis.
We schulz jednano O NONE
kandidatufe nektereho Balti-
morskeho Delegate "a recnfka
zakonodarny. Neil rozhovor
skoncen byl, trinact z prftom-
nych = vsichni stojici We stra-
ne Jackson-Bichy, rekli: "Ne."
Kdo zdstali We schdzi, Tekli:
"Ano." Zavazali Sc, ze verne
Stati budou pri sob6 a re pod
porovati budou svorne iednani
demokrat1 v zakonodarne. iez
sejde Sc pocatkem noveho ro-
ku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-12-28
Iabit v automobilu, ktery ST "a
$40 koupil.

Ponevac automobil, ktery 81
"a $40 koupil, nebyl tax rych-
lynn, jak 81 jej predstavoval, 20
lety julius Berger zaplatil O.
n1yl svdj smrtf v sobotu.
Tfi jeho Is rokG start prate-
le Jeli MIN v AUTOMOBILE, sc
kterym Sc jim pochlubiti chtel
Kdyz vykladal jim krasy sv6
40 dolarove "Lizy" ma ceste Cd
domu 500 bloku S. Ellwood
avenue, po Philadelphia road,
pfijel do cesty jiny automobil.
Berger rychle rozhodl v mozku
SVEN, re pfedjede druhy auto
mobil. Jeho automobil nebyl
tax rychly pohybu jako pro-
letelo hlavou Bergera doufanl
re bude. Automobily Sc srazi-
~, Berger vyhozeny z automo-
blu skorem okamzite dokonal.
Franku Kellerovi prerazena
-byla zada a ostatnfm dvema
Jeho prdvodc1m: Paulu Sorski
a Robertu Bradyhouse poskra
bany a potluceny jednotlive ca
sti tel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-12-28
Ze zkusenosti BaltimoFanE We
Virginii.

Ponevac policie uznala, re
byli opill, diva Baltimorane, B.
j. Casort Lester A. Linaburg
zavTeni byli We vezen1 We Falls
Church, Va, dve hodiny a
pdl. Kdyz konstatovana hlou-
post policie, oba so nejrychleji
dopraveni byli do universitni
nemocnice We Washingtonu kde
leceni z nasledkd otravnych
plynu, jimz podlehli v trucku
behem j1zdy.
Zatkl je pan policajt, jenz
Sci, ably vysetril, proc truck sto-
il podle cesty. We vnitrku ma
lezl oba lezfcf v bezvedomf.
Policajtsky jeho rozum nasep-
tai mu ze jsou opilf. Wal ie
honem s mimi do vezeni. Ma
stanici ostatnf chytr1 policiste
uznali, re jeho usouzenl je
spravne a oba bez dlouhych
rozpakd dani "a mTlze. Po pGl
tret1 hodine jeden, trochu mou-
dTejsf, uznal, re chovan1 lezl-
cich bezvedoml, neukazuje
ma opilost. Zavolal lekaTe a
ten uznal, re byI ornament ply
ny vychazejfcfmi re stroje
trucku.
Oba vzdor vsemozne lekaf-
ske pomoci zemfeli druheho
dne v nemocnici.
V trucku veil Winchester,
Virginia, vanocnf stromky dc
ToWson.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-12-28
Vcasna rada.

DR.. George Clinton Blades,
koroner ohledem ma slaveni
svatkn a Noveho Roku, dava
aslavlclm" dny tyto otravnou
koralkou nasledujfci rady:
ID Zavolej doktora. Neztrat
AMI chvilku casu.
% PHI mnoho horke vody $
horcici anebo horkou vodu sc
soil.
3D. PHI mnoho cerne kavy
(my dodavame k rade korone-
ra: tuto neslad) anebo vypij
lzlcku amonie.
- Vezmi poradnou dosi
soil.
81 Padne-li "pacient", udrz
telo I jeho v teplote horkymi OBJ
klady.
DR.. Blades po podanf rad
techto, pridava tn nejhlavnej-
81: Dali ii pritel "napiti", !,
presvedc Sc, re "stof" ie dobry.
Lepe byti jistym nezli narikat'
pozdeji.
Ia predpisy tyto nerucime.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-12-28
V tydnu pres 400 novych pfi-
padil "Flu."

Zdravotn1 komsar v tydennf
sve zprave udal, re minulem
tydnu oznameno bylo meste
407 novych pTfpadn influency.
DR.. Jones znovu 1silovn9 ra-
di, aby kazdy hned ma pocatku
teto nemoci "sel do postele a
zavolal 81 lekare."
V tydennf zrpave udal. ze
pocet 1mrtl tydnu ma RUNE
nemoci zvysen byl. V meste
zemrelo celkem 252 osob. Nej-
vice fadily srdecnf neduhy.
Mezi zemrelymi byly tri male
ditky, jez podlehly '1etnf ne
moci."
Dftek narodilo Sc v Balti-
more 326.
- Reditel statniho zdravot-
nlho 1radu udal, re v okresech
statu Marylandu udano bylo
267 pflpadG influency.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-12-28
Zatkli 6, sebrali a.

Pet muzd a jedna zena zat-
ceni byli We stredu vladimir su-
chymi agenty, kter1 prepadli
diva lihovary.
Jeden pfepaden byl We 200
bloku Baltimore avenue, Dun
dalk, kde jedna 200 galonova
nadoba ma palen1 a druha SO
galonova skonfiskovana byla.
S nadobami wall agent Sc
bou: Harry Varnanacha. Joh-
ma Fengulu a Joe Giofoglia.
Druhy prepaid proveden byl
V dome ma E. Mount Royal a.
venue, kde nadobou ma pale
nj a zasobou hotove kofalky
skonfiskovani byli: Mary Schel
blien. Frank a George Carl.
Jeden wat byl domu We
2200 bloku Washington Boule-
ward.