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ISLES 81 carcass neef ~ WashlaQtoa d g.
for wfek ending Saturday. August a. 1922
~ shtDnssnte saia Huf, ranges from rs 90
espts 70 ~ % cent? per go4ns aaa averaged
gf0I cents peT pound Advertisement,
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tense. They felt they had had just
about enough vacation
Mothers looked at the question from
another angle. Mrs. Mervue was dis
cussing clothes with Nancy.
Don't you think school clothes
should be simple, Mrs. Page"
Indeed, / do. / have friend who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-27

puts her young son into a jersey outfit
dorsey trousers. slip-over sweater and
beret She uses English half-hose In
wool and plain oxfords. Then her little
girl has simple print dresses with plain
collars and cuffs. She usually joins the
full skirt to yoke with shocking
OF course, my children are older, "
went on Mrs. Mervue But I plan to
dress them quite alike-~in REFER coats
Of blue cheyiot, with berets to match,
For the girl / make pleated flannel
skirts on a waist body With these
skirts COVE washable overblouses or else
slip~over sweaters In soft wool jersey.
The boys trousers are OF cheviot, like
the coat He wears plain white broad
cloth shirts with these for dress-up
occasions. At other times he wears "A
slip-over jersey sweater. ! quite ap-
prove Of the plain socks and simple
shoes
you know Mrs. Mervue." said
Nancy. your children always look well
dressed and unconscious Of their
clothes"
Perhaps other things beside clothes
bother YOU with your children. Wflte 10
stamped. sclf-addres8ed envelope. Ask tof
her leafet on Child Care
tcOpyFiaht. 1919
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-27

MENU FOR A DAY.
BREAKFAST.
Melons.
Dry Cereal with Cream.
Dreamed Salmon on Toast
Burberry Mullins.
Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Corn ChoWder. Crackers.
Sliced Peaches
Marshmallow Gingerbread.
Tea.
DINNER.
Vegetable Soup.
Baked Pork Chops and Onions.
Glazed Sweet Potatoes.
Dreamed Carrots.
Tomato Salad. French Dressing.
Blueberry Pie, Cheese.
Coffee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-27
Weight and C0iors.

Dear Miss Leeds arm II years old
feel tall and / weigh i04 pounds Is
my weight correctf have dark brown
hair, which is naturally curly dark
brown eyes and a medium complexion
WHAT colors ran | wear? MY neck Is
Yrach darker than ny face How may
1 bleach. IT. Is olive Oh good 10 mas
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When your
Children Cry
for 1t

There i, hardl, household that
hasn't heard of CaSioria, At least
i've million homes are never Without
II. II there are children in Xour
family, there's almost daily need III il,
comfort. Aud any night may find you
very thankful there's a bottle IN the
house. Just few drops, and that colic
or constipation Is relieved. or diatrhea
checked, 4 vegetable product. baby
remedy meant for Young folks. Castoria
Is about the only thing you have ever
heard doe,ors advise giving to infants,
Stronger medicines are dangerous To q
tiny hahN, however harmless they may
he To sreNn.upS, Good old CaStoYla
Remember the name, aud remeubet 20
buy H. II may spare YOU slcepuess
anxious night II j. always ready.
always safe 10 use; ia emergencies, or
Tor everyday ailmcntS. Any hour Of
The day or night thai Rahy becomes
trcital, 81 re-tlrss, Castoria was never
n,otc porular With mo,hrr> than il /.
today Every druggist has It,
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Mtrli will be glsd TO ansver any Inquiries
directed To this paner pTsYided a STAMPED
addressed envelope Is insl1sed
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tCopyriCht, 1923
, 1928-01-12
= RO DINGS
OF THE
COLONIAL COUNCIL
y S T. CROIX

y, 1873, the Colonial Council OF st.
Croix held its Fourth Ordinary Meeting
for the fiscal year 1925 ID the Council
Hail, C~hristjansted.
Present were: D. c.. Canegata. Chair
NAM. Jos. Alexander, D. S. Armstrong,
AnseImo Fabio, c.. r. T. Brow, Miles
Merwin, A. f. Stakemann, Robt w.
SkeOch, VIM. Clarke, d, Hamilton Jack
son, w. S. A%bramson, F. Andersen, M.
NJ. SkeOch, F, Coulter and R. de Chabert.
End Member for trederiksted Country
District (Fleming) sent 10 an excuse of
his inability to attend the meeting.
Bird Member for Christiansted Country
District Berg absent from the island
and the seat of the 4th Member for said
District was vacant.
Despatching Secretary (FoxwelD and
Assistant Despatching Secretary phil
lips were present at the meeting.
The following prayers were offered by
the Chaplain, Rev. Alfred Ostrom, DID,:
Almighty God, our heavenly Father.
Who didst send Thy only Son into the
world to become our Saviour and King.
We thank Thee heartily for the joys
that Gift has brought US and the
Christmas spirit that has prevailed
during the past gladstone season.
Grant, we beseech Thee that the saliva
tl0n which Thy blessed Son has brought
10 mankind may enter every human
heart so that peace may reign on earth
and goodwill among men.
Thou hast also permitted US to enter
upon a new year of duties and privi-
leges. We earnestly pray Thee that
Thou wOuldest grant US grace that the
New Year may be a year of true SER
vice to Thee and our fellow men. May
Thy kingdom of love and righteousness
eVermore permeate our social life that
we may be Thy happy people, en-
deavoring to do Thy holy Will. Grant
unto US all and especially to those in
authority Thy special guidance and
blessings during The present year.
We pray Thee that Thou wouldest
direct the deliberations of this Council
during this year hat all its actions
may rebound to the permanent welfare
of the people.
Being reminded of the shortness of
life by the recent departure from this
world to the higher life above of one
of the members of this body, we
humbly bow in submission to Thy
fatherly will and earnestly pray Thee
to help US to number our days that We
may apply our hearts unto wisdom and
prepare to meet Thee, o God.
Vouchsate unto US, 0 heavenly Faith.
, 1928-01-12

present before Thee in the name of
Jesus Christ Thy Son our Lord. Amen.
The Chairman remarked: Honorable
Members, it is my sad duty again today
to announce that since our last meeting
the 4th Member for Christiansted Coun-
try District Mr.. Holger lessen, has an
sWered the last Call and passed into the
Great Beyond. In accordance with his
expressed wish | shall on this occasion
say no more but ask the Members to
rise from their seats for a brief space of
silence as Our final mark Of tribute and
respect to his memory.
The Chairman further remarked: The
official minutes of the last meeting of
the Council have been all published and
copies circulated to members, and with
out objection | will consider them tacitly
adopted.
There being no objections the minutes
were declared tacitly adopted.
The following communications received
since The last meeting of the Council
were then read;
l. Letter from Government Of Il De
cember, 1927. reading:
IL December, 1927.
The Honorable,
The Chairman of the Colonial Council,
Municipality of Saint CrOix,
Christiansted, Y. l..
Sir
On Sunday, November 20. 1927, there
was imported into St. CrOix, by Mr..
Gumersindo Condo, one motor omnibus
with a seating capacity of twenty TWO
persons.
Mr.. Condo has made application to the
Government for a permit or franchise to
operate this motor omnibus between the
towns of Christiansted and Frederiksted
and has furnished the Government with
the following information:
"One motor omnibus, with a seat
ing capacity of twenty-five passengers,
will be used, but it is intended to keep
another machine in reserve, as we'll as
to use it when business is brisk or on
holidays for special charters, on horse
race days. and so on. 1t is proposed to
make three trips daily, including holi-
days, leaving Frederiksted at 9 a. a.,
l p. nj. and 5 p. m. respectively, and re-
turn leaving Christiansted at II a. NJ,
3 p. m. and Z p. M. The terminal in
Frederiksted will be Marcel0 M0r0les'
business place in King Street. while
that in Christiansted will be Aiejondro
Marques business place. The route
will be as follows: Straight from the
starting point via Center Line road,
passing Kings Hill on the midway, and
following the Center Line straight into
Christiansted. The prices will be as
, 1928-01-12

estate to another, at proportionate and
reasonable rates"
His Excellency, the Governor, directs
that, in the abserce of any law IN the
Municipality of Saint CroiX relating to
large passenger carrying vehicles or mo-
tor buses, the large motor omnibus I'm"
ported by MIR. Condo be treated as a
passenger carrying automobile" and tax"
ed as provided in Section 81 of the Or
dinance concerning Public Roads OF July
IA. 1928.
The Governor further directed that this
matter be brought to the notice Of the
Colonial Council, through its Chairman,
with a view to the enactment Of Ieg1sla-
tion pertaining 10 coz mon carriers, or
vehicles of this kind.
Mr.. Condo has been granted a tempo
rary permit to operate this motor OmnI-
bus pending such action as the Colonial
Council may care to take.
Respectfully,
FRANK T. FUXWELL.
Despatching Secretary.
2. Letter from Government Of 4 Jam
uary, 1928, forwarding LI0tt Of Addl.
tionaI Money Bill No. l to The Budget
for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1928,
prOVldlngg Tor re'LnG Q! lHkor( uutyF
paid on vine and fuel oil and requesting
that same be placed on the order of the
day for the mex netting Of the Council.
The Chairman remarked: Honorable
Members, there are some more commune
cations, but before going further | want
to draw attention to Governments let
ter in regard to an application by Mr..
Condo for a permit or franchise to -" =
ate a motor omnibus between the
Of Christiansted and Fred ikst'
don't know whether you v
this matter now or at L
meeting.
End Member for Chisti
District (JGcbSOn): Mr.. /
that letter merely suggesting
| don't see that the lette'
in it to discuss.
1st Member for Chrj
District ~(ALeTGnder):
think the letter is rathe
gentleman is asking for
End Member for Chri
District (JackSon): Yes,
a franchise and the Cove
ing that suitable iePisIati
but We have IN existence an au,, lie
ordinance.
, 1928-01-12

bat we have IN existence an au', ne
ordinance.
The Chairman: Why | brought thee
matter to your attention is because the
procedure seems unusual. If you agree |
will turn over the matter to the Chairman
of the Municipal Committee to be dealt
with by that Committee.
End Member for Christiansted Country
District UdckSon): l think that's the
proper procedure.
The discussion on this matter closed
and it was ordered that the letter in
question be turned over to the Chairman
of the Municipal Committee.
Evening star., 1928-06-18
TITLE FOUND BOGUS
BY SOCIETY WOMAN
Mystery of Mrs. M. R. Woods
Romance and Broken En-
gagement Explained.
ry the Associated Press.

ry the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. June ls,-The New
York World today quoted Mrs. Mar
guerite Richardson Wood. socially
prominent as explaining the mystery
which had surrounded her engagement
10 Sir Donald Thursfield" the engage
r,ent announcement on December s
LIST was followed the next day by her
fathers announcement of her flances
death.
Mrs. Wood said she wsS duped by
an attractive EpeliSlman ~hom she had
known c:.zce 1909 He claimed to be a
e>idier and a diplomat about TO inherit
o title.
when I learned there was no Sir
Donald Thursfeld. could not believe
It" she continued. Il was Inundated,
Later. when / rega!ned my compoSure,
I went abroad 10 investigate"
In England. Mrs. Wood said, she
found the man who had posed as
Donald Thursfeld was still alive. She
did not prosecute him, she said.
The announcement by Dwight s.
Richardson. well-to-do heating engineer,
said Mrs. Woods fiance had been killed
November 20 while on secret mission
TO the Ukraine
Reference books shed no light on Sir
Donald Thu-sheld" Cable dispatches
from London said there was no such
person.
Mrs. Wood was formerly the wife of
Arthur King Wood Of Philadelphia.
They had three children. She Is an
attractive woman of IS.
Evening star., 1928-06-18
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERS
MEET HERE TOMORROW
Placing of Farming on Basis of
other Industries to Be
Theme of Sessions.

The placing of agriculture on an en-
gineering basis similar to that of other
industries will be the dominant theme
of discussions at the annual convention
of the American Society of Agricultural
Engineers. which starts here tomorrow
Sessions will continue through Friday
The convention will be attended by
several hundred agricultural experts of
this country and Canada, including
county agents. extension workers and
instructors from agricultural colleges.
Evening star., 1928-06-18
Priests Hold First Masses.

Rev. John l. Bifield and Rev. Richard
Cotter Fitzgerald, recently ordained to
the priesthood by the Right Rev,
Michael j. Curley, archbishop of the
diocese of Baltimore. celebrated their
first high mass yesterday. Rev. Bifield
participated in services at ST. Joseph's
and the Rev Fitzgerald at the Church
of the Nativity.
Evening star., 1928-06-18
PLAN GAS EXTENSION.
Commission to Order Service in
New Territory.

The Public Utilities Commission is
planning to order the Georgetown Gas
Light Co to extend its mains into the
territory bounded by Thirty
Rittenhouss, Twenty-ninth and Tenny-
son streets.
Earl " Fisher, executive secretary of
the commission. wrote to the company
today inquiring when 1t would be in
a position to make the proposed eX-
tension, if ordered.
Evening star., 1928-06-18

The king cobra is the most poison
Gus of all known snakes and the only
kind that will attack and pursue a
human
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-07-27
Sto osm pripadI zajikaveho
kaSIe.

V tydenni sve zprave zdra-
votni komisar ukazuje ma ST.
ren1 Sc zajikaveho kasle v Bal
timore. We zprave zada, ably
Baltimorane nemoci teto, ktera
ma kolikrate nemile nasledky,
venovali plnou pozornost We
vyhledavanf lekarske pomoci.
Zajikavy kasel prave tax jako
spalnicky vesti mGze ku hor-
Sim chronickym neduhGm. V
uplynulem tydnu zemrelo V
Baltimore 1913 osob. Srdecni
vady, jak obycejne, Tadily nej-
vice. Jim podlehlo 35 trpfcfch.
Hlaseno bylo v tydnu II osud-
nych nehod a dive sebevrazdy.
D1tek narodilo Sc 331.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-07-27
Trikrate hadce manzelem
stfelena.

sedesat jeden rok1 stara
Wihlemina Volt z Jackson uli-
ce strelena byla trikrate man.
zelem svym, 62 roxy starym, V
hadce, jez sc mezi mimi v Ute
~ strhla. Tezce zranena dana
byla do nemocnice.
Policie udala, ze strelena
bylo kolem pdl seste hodiny We
Ger. Prala pradlo We sklep6
domu, .kdyz do tohoto vessel a.
gent pojistovny. Manzel jeji
zavolal ma nj, aby zaplatila a.
gentu. Tato odeprela. Kdyz
prisla do kuchyne, rozlobeny
manzel vytahl z kapsy revol-
yer pocal strfleti. Ranena
byla kulemi do ruky a prsou.
Zranena odesla do vedlejslho
obchodu a odtud zavolala po-
licii, jez il dala do nemocnice a
manzela do vezeni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-07-27
Obchod vykraden spravcem
ieho.

2 pokladny obchodu firmy
j. w. Crook We 3400 bloku Cliff
ton avenue ukradeno bylo no
ci v nedeli 1892.
Dvere obchodu policista ma
lezl otevrene. Jak zlodej do
obchodu a pokladny Sc dostal,
bylo zahadou. Ma dverich ami
pokladne nebyla zadna znam-
ka nasill.
Detektivove, kterf vysetro-
vail podivnou tuto kradez, zat-
XII spravce obchodu, Arthura
Kynasta. Nalezli u neho jeste
S210. Kynast primal Sc ku
kradezi. V priznanf pravil, ze
schazelo mu pres 800 z pTfj-
mu obchodu. ze wal $21O ma
hotovosti a ohlasil, re byl okra-
den O 1892.
Penfze nalezli u n6ho scho-
vane We sklep6 v jeho domu We
$500 bloku w. Pratt ulice. KY
mast je "a roxy star.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-07-27
Automobily.

V nedeln1ch vyjlzdkach po-
raneno bylo sedm osob, ctyfi z
Mich tezce.
- Ctyri osoby poraneny by
ly V pondeli, kdyz truck, ma
nemz jelly pc High Point silni-
ci u Taylor avenue Sc prevrhl a
spadl S naspu silnice. Truck
r1dila Carmelia Folice, jez u
nikla zranen1.
We srazce dvou automo-
bil1 ma rohu Philadelphia a
Kenwood avenue shozeno bylo
3 roxy stare dftko, Mary Alt z
E. Franklyn avenue v Garden
vile do kanalu otvorem mezi
chodnikem a ulic1. D1tko We
zmtaku nastalem zapomenuto
bylo az samo placem Sc pfihla-
silo. Sbehl1 divaci zaslechnuv-
Sc plac kanalu, otevreli oce-
lovou plotnu z chodn1ku do ka-
nalu a z tohoto vytahli plac1ci
dltko, jemuz narazem rozbita
byla lebka. v nemocnici hned
v 1tery vecer ma dftku provede-
ma byla operace.
Matka d1tka, jeho Id mes1-
cG starry bratr a matky mladsl
sestra, Katherine Thiess pora-
nney byly. Rfdic automobile,
Frederick Alt, vyvazl bez po-
ranen1.
Druhy automobil ffdil George
Williamson, 22lety z N. Caro-
lima. Pc nehode byl zatcen.
Oba automobily byly rozbity.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-07-27
Ze zarlivosti.

S hlubokou ranou prsou
dan byl v pondelf tezce zrane-
ny, % rok1 stary Henry New
ton Lansdowne do nemocni-
ce. Jedna strana pile probod-
nuta byla.
Tezce zraneny, Glen pateho
pluku Marylandske gardy, u
dal policii, ze bodnut byl tremi
muzi v hadce. Policie, jez uda-
nj tomu neverila, zahajila pa
trani pc zmizele Ide Holden,
80 roxy stare z 500 bloku
Wyeth ulice.
Newton vratil Sc v nedeli z
Camp Richie. Po navratu, jak
policie soudila, pohadal Sc asi
S Holdenovou, kdyz il ukazal
fotografii jine mlade zeny, S
niz Campu Sc seZnamil. Y
hadce asi ma to Holdenova jej
bodla.
S Holdenovou zmizela jej1
10 rokG stara dcera Margaret.
Sousede udal, re matka posla-
la il v sobotu navst1viti prate-
ly, "kter1 mali sor ma nektere
fece bllzko mesta."
V 1tery zmizela nalezena
byla. Doznala, re manzela
bodla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-07-27
Jiz ami v bote penize nejsou
iiste.

John Myers zastaven byl v
nedeli noci ma Hamburg uli-
ci cernochem, ma jehoz rozkaz
musel zouti boty. z jedne bo-
ty cernoch vytahl petku Myer-
sovu a zmizel. Pozdeji Ger
noch, Joseph Loveday, byl zat-
cen.
Myers, SO rokd starry re 700
bloku w. Hamburg ulice. ienz
casteji pen1ze nosi schovane V
bote, pfestal jiz veriti jistote
teto.
Ma Woodberry avenue,
pc nlz special ku kare, prepa-
den a stlucen byl Kermit White
z Ramsay ulice Georgem Seid-
nerem. White udal, re nezna
prlcinu proc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-07-27
Co Sc nskdy stane.

Znalci zakonG nevedeli co a
jak zat1m co DIR. Jacob M. Mil
Ter re 600 bloku E. Baltimore
uilce cekal po tri hodiny v NEST
ske dispenserii, pred nfz stal
automobil jeho, v nemz ma zad
MIN sedadle trdnila jeho man
zelka a nedala Sc premluviti ku
opuSten1 tohoto.
Rozlobeny doktor telefono-
val policii, aby zavTela jeho
manzelku pro rusenf klidu. Wy
setrujic1 policista, Davis, ode
prel, re nevidf zadne ruseni
klidu. Placfc1 manzelka tise
zalovala, ze il manzel zaluje o
rozvod a ze MIN chee mluviti.
Manzel ne a ne vyj1ti z dispen-
sarie ma Fort avenue. Asi po
hodine marneho vysv6tlovanf
mezi obema Davis zadal radu
kapitana Lindunga, ktery mari
dill mu nezatykati zenu, ale po-
radtii doktoru, aby hledal po-
moci ma Traffic soudu a vyzve-
dl ST tam zatykac ma zenu pro
neopravnene uzit1 AUTOMOBILE.
Rozlobeny doktor, Tekl, re ma
Traffic soud nepGjde. Ease mu
nekdo poradil, aby zavolal L.
radovnu statniho navladniho,
'Zavolal, ale statnf navladnf byl
liz pryc. Volal sem a tam.
Skoro odevsad ozyvala Sc ra-
da: ''Dejte il zavTiti." Jak a.
le, kdyz policie rekla: Ne do
vodila to rozsudkem, re "to CO
je jeho, jest jejf." Pc trech
dlouhych hodinaeh vzdychaji-
cl manzelka po dobrem odesla
a doktor z dispensarie sc dove
Il domG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-07-27
Mssto ceka novych 10000
yolicH.

Ponevac letosnl volebni kan
pan sIbuje byti mad jine zivou,
volebni urednici cekaj1, re do
seznam1 volebnich zaneseno
bude ma 10000 novych volicd
v Baltimore az registracn1 kni-
by otevreny budou v zaT1 rij-
nu.
Dodatecne registrace kona-
ny budou: 25. zari a 9. r1jna.
Uradovny We dny ty otevreny
budou Cd 2 hodin odpoledne do
10 hodin vecer.
Vsichni ii, kteri dosahli We
ku FL rokG Cd posledn1 regi-
strace a ii, kdo dosahnou toto
start pred volebn1m dnem, 6.
listopadu, mohou zaneseni byti
do seznamu volicskych.
Osoby, jez sem prisly jine-
no statu, aby registrovani byti
molly jako volici, must nejme-
ne IL mesfcG zde bydleti pred
registracl must hlaseni byti
u vyss1ho soudu nebo volebnf-
no 1radu S prohlasen1m, re
chtej1 byti obcany statu Mary
landu.
Podle nynejsich zaznam1 je
We 28 wardach mesta registro-
vano 215.965 volicG. z techto
13O.543 registrovano jake de-
mokrat1, 1922 jako republi-
kanG a 14.203 bez prfslusen-
stv1.
Meme anezli tretina registro-
vanych jsou zeny vyminkou
republikanG, z nichz asi polo
vinu tvofl zeny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-07-27
Spolecnosf elektrickych kar
musi ma zvyseni cekati.

Pc odvolani sc ku vladnimu
neivyssimu soudu nezbude spo
lecnosti elektrickych kar mic j.
neho nezli cekati nekdy do
podzimu a nell dele ma zvyse-
nj jfzdneho ma 10 cent?.
Nejvyssl soud pocne zaseda-
ii az v rijnu. Prfpad jeji must
odlozen byti az ma dobu, KITE
rou soud urcf. Okamzite IVY
Semi jizdneho ma 10 cent?, jak
je chtela jiste cekala spolec-
most, znemozneno bylo zakro-
cenim komise verejne sluzby,
kdyz odeprela slyseti naroky
spolecnosti ohledne rocniho u
potrebenf, opravovani a dopl-
novani materialu. Spolecnosf
.chce, aby mela pravo ma toto
do rubriky vydani zanesti diva
miliony dolarG rocne, kdezto
komise verejne sluzby stav1 Sc
prot tomuto dovozujic, re spo-
lecnosti az do letosnfho roku
stacilo rocne $800.0O0.
Komise verejne sluzby, jez
odeprenim slyseni naroku
spletla plany spolecnosti ma O.
kamzite zvysenf, stanovi, re
slyseni toto odbyvano bude te-
prve po rozhodnutl nejvyssiho
vladpihO SOudu
- Hned v zapeti prohlaseni
komise verejne sluzby, spolec-
most oznamila v 1tery, re be
hem prvnlch mesfcd tohoto ro-
ku, kdy zvysene jlzdne ma tri
cheeky "a 25 cent? veslo v plat
most, dopravila O osm milionu
cestujic1ch meme neil v teze
dobe predesleho roku.
V poslednfm mesfci, jak n.y.
nj spolecnost chvata kde -koho
uvedomiti, dopravila O pGl dru-
heho milionu cestujlc1ch meme
nezli roku predesleho v temze
meslci, kdy jfzdne bylo 71s.
cent?. Vzdor zmensenemu po-
ctu cestujicfch spolecnost pri-
iala O $18,625 vice nezli v te-
re dobe predesleho roku. Cis-
ty vytezek emil jenom $11, ,O00
nasledkem zvysen1 mzdy zri-
zenc1m a jinych vydani.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-07-27
Utonul " jezeru Roland.

James McPhail, 21lety z
Maryland avenue, utonul, kdyz
v nedeli pokouSel Sc preplovati
jezero Roland. Pokus ucinil We
spolecnosti tr1 jinych. Kdyz
skorem jiz byl u clle, klesl pod
vodu a utOnul.
Pred utonutlm v Druid
Hill parku plovarne uchranen
byl V nedeli Sylvan Bass. Ia
chranil jej Stanley Sagner.
Tento udal, re kdyz ploval ma
hlubs1 strane plovarny, zahle-
dl ma dnu Basse. Vytahl jej a
s pomoci hlidac1 privedl opet
ku vedoml.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-07-27
Ogle utoci ma governera.

Charles J. Ogle, sekretaf Ma
rylandskeho sdruzen1 ma Opra-
va danl We vydanem prohlase-
nj SVEN 1toci ma governera Rit-
chic Johna N. Mackalla O.
hledne jejich nazoru ma otaz-
ku hlasovani O dani z gasoli-
nu. Prohlaseni sve vydal od-
poved na slova governerova,
re "gasolinova otazka nezaslu-
huje, ably vazne Sc o nj soudi-
10" a ma prohlasenl Mackalla,
ktery zamyslene lidove hlaso-
vani dani naval ''hloupym. "
"Neprekvapuje," rekl Ogle,
"ze governor nepreje 81, aby
skutecne poznal smysleni lidu
ohledne teto zvysene dane z
gasolfnu. Mas stary pfftel, CT
sar Vilem a jeho jest6 horst
protiehGdce, Mussolini,. mali
zrovna takove nahledy.
Vzdor jejich nahledGm vsak
volici mali zakonite pravo od-
volati Sc ku hlasovan1 ma zda-
novaci otazky a celia zeme We
donna jest 81 tohoto prava tax,
re governerovo stanovisko pro-
ii lidove Wade, jestlize u go
vernera zGstane, bojim Sc O.
loupi jej veskerou nadeji, kdy
dosahnouti presidentskeho L.
radu."