davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-06-06

George NJ. Blackwell returned
Thursday from five weeks trip to
Seattle.
J. Nels, of the j. Neils Lumber Co.,
is in Libby from Portland Mr.. Neils
is on his way east.
Elers Koch, of Missoula, assistant
district forester, is in Libby for ten
days on business trip.
Miss Myrtle Johnson has taken the
position of stenographer in the office
of County Attorney Herbert.
Force Baney, who is employed by
the General Electric Co. of Butte, ar
rived in Libby Monday for visit with
his father.
Mrs. Irene Stevens is now deputy
to Mrs. LaMunyan, the county super
intendent, taking the place of Mrs.
M. Kedzie, who has resigned.
Howard Mathews, ranger at War
land is recovering nicely from an OPP
GRAFTON performed last Tuesday morn
ing for rupture. Mrs. Mathews visited
in Libby over the weekend.
The four months old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. All Hamel was dis
charged from the Libby hospital Mon
da y.She is recovering from an appen-
dicitis operation performed two weeks
ago.
Mrs. Arthur Bowman and little
daughter Of Newport, Washington ar
rived in Libby Thursday to join Mr..
Bowman, who is junior forester in
the local office. They have taken the
Luscher house in South Libby.
Arthur, Margaret and Rachel Slei-
ger drove to Cheney, Washington over
the weekend bringing back with them
their brother Henry, who has been at
tending Cheney Normal there.
Miss Mary Boothman, formerly of
Libby, who has been employed the
past year in the st. Joe Forest office
at st. Mary's, Idaho, arrived in town
last week, and will be employed this
summer by the local forest office as
stenographer.
Archie Hoffman has returned from
the Siiver-Lead Mining and Milling
company camp nine miles from town,
where he has been supervising the
electrical wiring and installation OF
new motors the past week. The mine
will be ready for operation soon.
A group of Libby women, represent
ing the local chapter of the Eastern
Star, drove to Troy Saturday after
noon to partake Of the dinner and en-
tortainment offered by the Kootenai
chapter there in honor of Mrs. Bertha
+. Hart worthy grand matron Of the
order. Those motoring down were
Mesdames, Rowland, Jefferson, Boyce,
Brinton, Lamey, Veldman Kedzie and
Rice.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-06-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Augustus Brink, De-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned, the administrator of the
estate of Augustus Brink, deceased,
to the creditors Of and all persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them, with the ne
cessary vouchers, within four months
after the first publication of this
notice. to the said administrator at
Libby Montana, in the County of
Lincoln, State of Montana, the same
being the place for the transaction
of the business of said estate.
A. c. HERBST,
Administrator of the Estate of said
Deceased.
Dated at Libby, Montana, this 18th
day of May, 1929.
M. d. ROWLAND,
Attorney for Petitioner. ml6ln6-4t
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-06-06
Camp Fire Notes.

The Unaliyi Camp Fire Girls met
at the home CT Jeanne Barkee last
Saturday afternoon. The girls prac-
ticed upon some Of their Camp Fire
motion songs. They reported how they
were working on the point of the Law
Hold on to Health. Later the girls
played games out on the lawn.
Tuesday the girls went on hike to
Mount Sheldon. They started early,
out it was 500 o'clock pelorc All
the girls, were rounded up Since
this was only the second ACamp Fire
hike and their first real climb, the
girls were not very accustomed to
such a hard climb. When they felt
they would, just drop in their tracks
and their Guardian would spur them
.nn by telling them they were almost
at the lookout, they came to a sign
that read 80 miles to Sheldon Look
out" The girls refused to 90 any fur
Their so they ate their lunch and rested
Then they started back. On the way
down they met a friend who told
them the sign really was 5-10 miles
to Sheldon Lookout. When they came
to a place where they dared to, taey
built fires and heated flat stones
(some Of which had been logged clean
from Libby and fried bacon and
eggs. Every girl succeeded in passing
the test, and after this will not need
to take frying pan along A few
mascots were picked up on the way.
One was beautiful white moth, which
was still unable to fly away so made
real nice pet. But the favorite was
a little baby gopher. They were unable
to find its home, so they brought it
along. It's eyes were not opened yet
and it will have to be fed with a
medicine dropper, but no baby could
receive more attention then this little
orphan gopher. Save for q few wood
ticks and blistered heels there were
no catastrophies and the girls reached
home just in time for supper.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Phoebe La Munyan next
Thursday afternoon. The girls are
working on the point of the law
"Glorify Work" and are working on
the home craft honor to cook one
meal a day for enc month and nature
honors in gardening.
Saturday afternoon the girls are
going to have bake sale at the Mac
Mari Store. They will sell cakes and
cookies, so if any Of the tired house.
wives wish any nice home baked
cake, just drop into the Mari s=storr
Saturday Hftprruun HrIdf trey witt FIND
just what they want
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-06-06
Second Camp Fire Group Organized.

The Owasaka Group of Camp Fire
Girls has recently been organized
under the direction of Miss Ruth
Hostetter, Rev Mr. Wick of the
Methodist Episcopal church having
consented to sponsor the group. Miss
Marjorie Stevens will act as Guar
dian during the summer months. The
members comprise Edna Decker, cleo
ted president; Lucille Spencer, vice
president; Geneva Verley, secretary,
Averill Decker, treasurer; Elva Cor
bett, scribe; Alma Stout, song leader;
and Fern Stout, Dorothy Verley and
Allison Verley.
The girls went on Bacon g. Egg"
hike last Friday out to Parmenter
creek and learned Camp Fire methods
of cooking with very few utensils. AL
though several of the girls lost their
eggs in the fire they had good time
and won't lose any eats in that way
again.
Pending the arrival of the charter
from Camp Fire headquarters in New
York the girls are very busy learn
ing everything possible about the
Camp Fire program-its songs and
ceremonials, laws and duties, it's aims
and ideals.
In order to secure proper equipment
to work with it is planned to hold a
Candy sale in booth to be erected
next to the Electric Store on Monday
evening, June 10th. The candy is 60
ing to be good, and the girls urge
you to buy, not only in order to en-
JOY ity but to help the Camp Fire
movement to prosper and grow in
Libby This work needs the material
assistance of the public as well as
its approval So stop at the Owasaka
Groups booth next Monday evening
and buy some delicious homemade
candy
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-06-06

In report made following a sur
vey Of the area included in the Acacia
park project on Flathead lake, H. B.
Foote of the state board of health COM
sments in favorable fashion on the To-
cation as a summer resort. He has
approved the water system, as devel-
cped from springs, and declared that
it was made to preserve the beauty
and sanitation of the lake shore al
the site and will be carried into effect
as rapidly as possible.
~ The Acacia Park association is now
ready to provide tent houses and
cabins for those who wish to make ar
rangements for such Accommodations,
as we'll as meals. A number Of appli-
cations have come from points
throughout the country, as well as
from many Montanans, who are MAX
ing plans to spend part of the sum-
mer at Acacia.
A Masonic picnic for ali Masons,
Eastern Stars, Rainbows and De Mo-
laws will be held July 20 and q. A
dance at the Melita island pacilion on
July 20 will be an important feature
Formal opening Of the park is 20 DC
held on June %, at which time q
stockholders meeting fer the next
few weeks all interested are invited
TO visit the park and assist IN clear
ing the grounds and preparing fof
the summers activities.
A meeting of the board OF dlrec.
tors will be held here Friday night
to consider the purchase of adjacent
grounds for future development, pr
". J. Marshall, chairman OF the
board, says. This is to include golf,
an airport, ball and play grounds,
swimming beaches. lighthouses and
pavilion.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-06-06
Local Briefs

John Meyers has been discharged
from the Libby hospital.
James Adams of Kalispell is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. r. +. Veldman.
Byron Blough left Sunday to join
his parents at Klickitat, Washington
Ned Joughin left Sunday for Sand
point and Spokane on purchasing
trip.
Editor King and son of Bonners
Ferry, Idaho, drove up to Libby Satur-
day, returning Sunday.
Charles Marshall is convalescing
at the Libby hospital from an attack
Of acute rheumatic fever
The Gypsey Serenaders, Libby dance
orchestra, played to good crowd at
Motor Inn Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Bib Of Mis-
souIa drove to Libby Saturday, ant
will remain here several days.
Miss Marie Schwemle, employed as
a nurse at the Libby hospital, has re-
signed and will go to North Dakota
j M W. Haney, manager Of the New
York office of William Schuctte CO..
wholesale lumber concern, is in Lib
by.
Miss Genevieve Veldman, and her
house guest, Miss Denelva Liebert o.
Kalispell, visited friends in Eureka
over the weekend.
miss Kessels, head nurse at the Lib
by hospital, has again resumed her
duties, having fully recovered from
an attack of typhoid.
Dale Adams, two-year old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Adams, had his
tonsils and adenoids removed at the
Libby hospital Monday morning.
Mrs. S. N. Plummer is driving a
new eight cylinder, fourS passenger
Lincoln Victoria, purchased by her
last week through the Libby Motors.
Robert Strong, for several years
clerk in the local Forest office, has
been transferred to Newport, Wash
lngton, and left for there on Sunday
Don Williamson and Elmer David
son left Sunday for the upper Yak
country, where they will be employed
this. summer on road construction
work.
Miss Letha Williamson, county Ii.
brarian, left Sunday for Pullman
Washington, where she will take d re
ciprocity examination in the Washing
ton State pharmacy and drug. laws
She will return to Libby Thursday.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-06-06

this notice to the said Administrators
at the law offices Of Messrs, Walchli
& Korn in the Noffsinger Bldg, in
the city of Kalispell, in the County
Of Flathead, State Of Montana, the
same being the place for the trans
action OF the business of said estate.
DANIEL J. KORN,
Administrator Of the Estate of said
Deceased.
Dated at Libby, Mont, this 21st day
of May, 1929.
HANS WALCHLI,
Attorney for Petitioner.
m23- jn13-4t
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-06-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of Richard G. McCaffrey
deceased.
Notice is hereby gwen by the under
SIGNED. the Administrator of the
Estate of Richard G. McCaffrey, de-
ceased. to the creditors Of and all
persons having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit them, with
4 f57g y1zrprs.srs within fe4lY
months after the first publication 81
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-06-06
Christian Science Church.

Christian Science Services are held
/ Sunday at IL a. m. and Wednesday
at s p. m.
liSunday, June 8, will be "God the Only
Cause and Creator"
The subject for the Lesson Sermon
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-06-06
First Presbyterian Church.

Corner of Montana Ave. and Lincoln
Boulevard.
Minister: Rev. John Pate.
Services on Sunday June 8.
Sunday school and bible class at 10
o'clock.
Morning worship at II o'clock.
Subject: First Things First"
Evening at o'clock.
Address by Mrs. Dawes, president
of the W. c. T. Z.
We make no claim to be the only
and true church, we are part of that
great church of Jesus Christ, which
has a place always and ever for the
weary, the diseonsolate, and the op-
pressed To the visitors and strangers
IN our midst we offer a hearty well
come.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-06-06
The Churches
Methodist Church

What must | do to be saved? Be-
lieve in the Lord Jesus Christ.
What must | do to be lost? Moth
ing
Services, Sunday June 9.
Church school att 100 a. m.
Morning worship at 1900 o'clock
a. m.
Anthem, Adult Choir. Solo by Mrs.
]. Wink.
Sermon: THE Christians Hope"
Epworth League at Gas p. m.
Because of the temperance lecture
at the Presbyterian church we will
have no evening service next Sunday
| Mid-week prayer meeting every
Wednesday at p. m.
You will receive friendly well
come at our services.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-06-06

If YOU like the Western News and
are not now a subscriber, mail US
1900 and let US put your name on our
subscription hst.-The Western News.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-27
zadaji o Is dodatecnych
oSetrovatelek.

Superintendent mestskych
nemocnic, kol. Logan, zada, a.
by rozpoctu ma budouci rok
postarano bylo o sluzne pro Is
osetrovatelek, jimiz rozmno-
zen byti ma personal Bay View
nemocnice, kde nedostatek
techto je tax citelny, re mnozl
nemocni sami obsluhovati Sc
musi. zalostne pomery nemoc-,
nice vyllcila pred nedavnem j.
sta Baltimofanka. Vylfcenf
pom1ze snad, re nemocnice ta-
to aspon z castky dojde zlep-
SEM. U prirovnanl jinymi
mesty je hanba pro Baltimore,
jez tax maceSsky Sc stara o ne
mocnici tuto.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-27
Veseli skonceno pokutami.

Domacf zabava, jez trvala
az skorem do bfleho rama v do
me, {. 131 w. Mount Royal a.
venue, skoncila v 1tery ma poll
cejnf stanici, kde ctyfi vesellci
Sc odsouzeni byli ku pokutam
pc $25 kazdy.
Do domu zavolan byl straz-
nix jinymi obyvateli, kterf pro
hluk marne Sc pokouseli o spa
mex. Straznik prisel a ctyfi
dopravil ma policejnl stanici.
Dokazal toho teprve tenkrate,
kdyz jeden z rozjarenych kop-
nutfm rozbil zabradli schod1 a
druzf cele kusy nabytku rozbi-
Ii. Pokuty zaplatili: 26lety
Leroy Hennigan, 23lety Ed
ward Hart, a 24leta Alice
Smith S Patsy Green. Pfi W.
slechu nemohli Sc ami pani ami
jejich danny rozpomenouti, co
Sc vlastne v apartmentn1m do
me dalo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-27
Mssto vitalo japonske namofni
Suddenly.

Ddstojnfci, namofni kadeti a
posadka dvou japonskych XII
aakG, zakotvivs1 1tery We
Zdejsfm pT1stavu u Fort Nc
Henry, uvitana byla mayorem
mesta V pruvodu nekolika "a
stupc6 mesta a komandanta 3.
sboru, Sladena. Admiral No
mura oplatil mayoroVi navst67
WI ma m6stske radnici. We sire
du vecer ku cti jejich dana by
la hostina v hotelu Emerson.
We ctvrtek admiral Sc svym
Stabem odejel do Washingtonu
kde zIstane do ned6le.
Ostatni dGstojn1ci a kadetl
byli We ctvrtek provezeni mes
tenn. Pro posadku obou kriza-
kG pfipravena prohlidka ma
patek.
Pro japonske hosty pripra-
veny dalsi pozornosti jak We
Washingtonu tax Baltimore.
Budouci stfedu ODE lodi odplu-
il do New Yorku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-27
S dvema dolary odcestovala
t'na Sever"

Kathryn Main, IA rok6 sta
ra, zmizela V 1tery z domu ro-
dic1 ma w. Baltimore ulici. We
stTedu nalezena byla Il Ridge
vile, Md, kudy vecer sla
DO silnici. Cestujfcf dfvku ma
lezl Raymond Jackson.
V dopise, jez pred vydanim
Sc ma cestu ma daleky Sever
psala svemu otci sestTe, uda-
la, re jde "daleko ma Sever" re
do skoly jiz vice nep1jde. re
najde 81 praci a re bude sama
ST delati zivobytf. Jestli Sc S nj
nesetkajf ma tomto svete, re Sc
s nj setkaji We druhem. Dale
zadala, aby nenechali il hleda-
ii polici1.
Ma dalekou cestu ma Sever
pustila Sc majfc asi diva dolary.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-27
Slepici hody preruseny.

Cernosi: Powell Butler Ger
noska Ruth Brown, zatceni by
Ii v 800 bloku Bruce ulice, ,kdyz
v nedeli tesili sc ma slepic1 no
dy. Policejni straznici, jez no
dun neprali, vrazili do domu.
Ma stole lezelo 6 oskubanych
slepic, hlavami usekanymi a
vykuchane. Ma kamnech vo-
da kvapem Sc vaTiti pocfna-
la. Ma kamna a chvflemi ma
pTipravene slepice zaletaly
zraky Ruth a jejich dvou muz-
skych hostl. Blahemu oceka-
vani, ucinen policisty nahly
konec.
Kradez slepic "cratem' o.
znamil obchodn1k Hyman
Kahn, {. 1924 w. Lanvale uli-
ce. Policiste zacali vysetfova-
ii. Pri patrani shledli zrnka
kornova, kde tato byti nemela.
Sli po stop6 tn a tam roztrou-
sene korny az dosli do domu
ma Bruce ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-27
POZVANf.

Vsem milym nasim kraja-
Mum V Baltimore a okol1 posi-
lame pozvan1 ma nase velkole-
pc divadelni predstaveni, KITE
re sehrajeme ma oslavu tislci-
lete mucednicke smrti sv. Va
clava v ned6li vecer, dne 20.
zaFf 1929, v osadnf SIM ma Col
lington Avenue.
Hrajem kus pod maven
"Sv. Vaclav' vypravne histo-
licke drama V peti jednanlch
&c zp6vy. Draz1 krajane, ne
nechte 81 ujfti pfilezitost, ktera
Sc yam naskyta uvid6t v skutku
neco cenneho neb takova pfi-
lezitost sc vam jiz nikdy nena-
skyline. Kostymi zapGjG1 chval-
ne znama firma Stropnicky a
Syn z New Yorku. V meziakti
6cinkuje uniova hudba. Ia
Gatek 8:15 veGer.
Y hluboke uct6 "Ochotnlci. "
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-27
Zbabsly Tidic napaden zastu-
penn rozhofcenych.

V Annapolis ma mestske rad
nici vyslychan byl V pondeli
Myer Epstein, jenz automobi-
lem svym usmrtil chodce a z
mista nestesti prchl.
Vice neil 500 osob pfitom-
no bylo vyslechu Epsteina.
James Carroll, bratr usmrcene-
no Davida Carrolla, II roku
stareho, pfi vyslechu uderil
Epsteina. Sotva Epstein odpla-
til Carrollovi, vrhl sc zastup ma
neho. V nastalem rozruchu
chycen byf j mayor mesta,
Quenstedt, jenz mel Sc co do
stati re zastupu rozhorcenych.
V dobe, kdy Epstein obklf-
cen byl zastupem, porota radi-
la Sc vine Epsteinove. Tepr-
We oddilu svolanych policista
podarilo Sc zastup rozehnati a
Epsteina dovesti do vezenl.
David Carroll usmrcen byl
We ctvrtek, kdyz Sc projfzdel
ma kol1ckach S 15letou Marga-
ret Basford ma severnim konci
mostu pres Severn reku. Au-
tomobilem byla mu rozrazena
lebka, prerazen kirk ODE no
hy. Dfvka utrpela lehc1 IRA
nen1 a otTesem nervu.
Mrtvola mladlka nalezena
byla pod automobilem Villa
ma Mora, z 35. ulice z .Balti-
more. Automobil jeho stal na
moste.
Epstein, jenz po nalezeni
mrtvoly AUTOMOBILE "a krat-
ko chycen byl, up1ral, re MIA
dika usmrtil. Lhal, re nekdc
mu automobil ukradl. Ma ko.
nee doznal, re We ctvrtek vecel
iel pres most, ale re Sc nepa-
matuje, re by koho byl poranil
Automobil jeho nalezen by,
ma ST. Margaret silnici, porou-
chany a krvf potrfsneny.
Epstein bydlf We West Anna.
polls.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-27
Rozvody.

Sedm rozvodG povoleno bylo
We stredu soudem. V jednom
pf1padu povolen rozvod Regi-
ne Lavoie, jez rozvedena byla
t1mto podruhe cd tehoz name
la sveho, Petra G.. Lavoie, jenz
zije ma Floride.
Poprve oddani byli r. 1915.
Ia nejaky cas- manzelka dosta-
la rozvod zalujic, ze manzel je
j neverny. Pc case dali Sc
rozvedenl znovu oddati.
We ctyrech jinych pf1padech
manzele zili spolu asi 6 mes1c6
a nektefl ami ne tax dlouho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-27
Billy dsIa pocasi.

Roscoe Num-, jenz pc 3 ro-
ky hadal pocas1 V Baltimore, O.
pustil mas V 1tery, ably "delal
poCasl" vsem mu dGvefujicim
st. Louis.
Prozatfm, nezli 1fad nastupce
1fednfho znalce povetrnosti ma
stoupf John r. Weeks z Bing-
hampton, N. Y, jenz pro 1rad
tento ustanoven byl, zastavati
bude trad tento Joseph Billy,
Jr., jenz byl prvnfm asistentem
Nunna.
Prozatimnf spravce povetr-
nostnf stanice, Billy, predpove-
del nam hned pri nastupu sve
prozatimnf vlady, re nam da
We ctvrtek dest, chladn6jsf po-
Gasf m6nfcf Sc vetry. We sku-
tecnosti ctvrtek tento je teplej-
sim dnem hned po ranu pl-
nym slunecnfho jasu.
Poole vseho pro jistotu ra-
deji by raditi mel:
"Pekne, tfeba dest. Teplo
nachylne ku mozn6mu chladu
nebo sn6hu. V6try zapadni,
vychodnf, severni a tfeba iiz-
nj"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-27
Subscription $3.50 per Annum.
MlStni ZprdYy
z krajansk ych kruha.

- V nedeli, 29. zafi oddani
budou chramu Pane sv. Va
clava pan Josef Ceselsky Sc 81.
Clarou Bejvancicky. Maiden
Gem bude p. Frank Bejvancic-
ky, bratr nev6sty a dr1zickou
81. Marie Bejvancicky, sestra
nev6sty. Hostina bude nasle-
dovat V elsie 805 N. Washing
ton St., nacez Sc manzele ode
b6Tou ma svatebn1 cestu do
New Yorku. .Po navratu bu-
dou bydleti V elsie 2306 Ash
land Ave. Gratulujem!
= Ma hfbitove sv. Krize po-
hfbena byla V dtery pf. Anna
Kitko, roz. Pavuk, manzelka
Ondreje Kitko, {. 1924 S. Dec
ker ulice, jez zemrela pfi poro-
du We veku Is rok1 dne 21. "a
ii. Nosici rakve byli clenove
K. of c.. PohTebn1 obfady Wy.
konal Rev. Mcnamara.
PohTeb vypravila firma Cvach
a Syn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-27

hem n1z asi 100000 registrac-
Mich zaznamG bylo bezcen-
nych. Postovnf zasflanf techto
odpadne.
Odbor tento nebyl podroben
revisi po leta. Rok co rok do
mnelym majitelGm zasflany
byly postou zaznamy. Osoby
tyto V mnohych pT1padech ne
existuj1 vice anebo automobi-
love horecky vyleceny jsou.
- Ctyri osoby usmrceny by
ly automobily v Marylandu V
uplynulem tydnu. Jedna oso-
ba zabita byla v Baltimore.
Ma pokutach zaplaceno V tv-
dnu V Marylandu $9,602 .85. V
Baltimore re sunny teto zapla-
ceno $3.50.
Dvaceti ctyrem vzata byla
licens a 25 suspendovana ma
cas-.
- Louis Russell Frank, 10
foKu starry z BfOhaWn road, u
smrcen byl automobilem V pom
deli ma Hollins Ferry road.
Rose B. Ward zasahl jej auto
mobilem, kdyz ma ceste hoch
sestoupil automobilu, nemz
Jel Sc svoj1 matkou.
= Louis Smith, osmilety po-
tlucen byl neznamym automo-
bilem ma Register Cough uli-
| clch We stfedu. Automobilista
ujel.
Truckem poranen byl 10
lety David Collett ma Franklin
ulici. Truck rfdil Cecil R.
Jones.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-27
Ohebny tariff.

President Hoover dporucu-
Je zavedenf ohebneho tarifu, a.
by tim "dana byla spravedl-
most obcanstvu a chranen i'm
byl narodohospodarsky stav
zeme." Presidentu dana by
tim byla moe meniti tarif die
potfeby. Kdyz stav zeme by
byl normalnfm, president tariff
by snfzil.
Odporucenf toto nekterymi
kritisovano jest. Senator Smoot
z Utah, jenz jest pro pevne
stanoveny tariff, pravi, re oheb-
ny tento tariff byl ma mfste,
kdyz penezn1 pomery mno-
hych zem1 po valce byly ab-
normalnf. Nynf vsak tyto sta
ly Sc normalnlmi tim nenf
tfeba meniti tariff cas- Cd casu,
kdyz nahle Sc zmenivsf okolno-
sti by zmenu zadaly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-27
Prohibice.

Pr obhajobe cernocha Stan
ley w. Wrighta, udaneho pro
prestupek prohibice, vyslo ma
jevo, re agent, ktery jej pr
pfestupovanl dopadl, Law
renee Moreland, nebyl jest6 81
roku stary.
- Asistent vladniho zastup-
ce, Stanley E. Hartman, nespo-
kojen s osvobozenfm Idy NJ.
Tartge, oznamil, re pricinl Sc,
ably tato vladnl porotou narce-
ma byla.
Pfi vyslechu svedectv1m do
kazano, re agent Harlan Fry
prisel do jejfho domu udava-
Gem, ably koupili koralku cd
Tartge. Tato il prodala uda-
vaci. Kdyz tento v nedostat-
ku drobnych platil dvaceti do
larem zena nemela nazpa-
tex, Fry kofalku zaplatil.
Tfmto soudce Abercrombie
uznal, re nasledkem toho "a
tykac pc prodeji vydany, ne
byl spravnym a zenu z obzalo-
by propustil.
V 1tery dvanact muz1
zatceno, jedna zena a tri JIM
muzi pTedvolani pred vladn1ho
komisare, po prohlfdkach, jez
prohibicn1 AGENT provedli. Vet
sinou pfepady a prohlldky pro-
vedeny byly V ''neobydlenych"
domech mesta. V jednom q
techto nalezeno bylo 278 be-
den domaciho piva.