davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-10-25
Ujednotnsni sluznych NEST
ske praci.

Ably sluzne mestskych zT1-
zencd sjednoceno bylo die ur-
cite sazby, odporucuje Elmer
F. Bernhardt, reditel odboru
Central Payroll v listu "a
slanem vyboru Ma odhady pra-
cuj j1clm na rozpocet pro nasta-
vajici rok.
Pro ty, kdo mali dohl1zitel-
sle posice, stanovena by byti
mela die jeho navrhu $1,000
saba rocne a pro jejich po-
mocnfky $1,000.
We zprave sve Bernhardt u
vadf obnos $4,6OO.58, jez ma
shromazdeny byly behem ne
kolika rokd mensfch platd,
o nez ii, co jim patti, Sc dosud
neprihlasili. Pravf, re "vse-
mozny pokus ucinen byl nalez-
ii osoby ty," ale re pokusy ty
dosud byly bezvysledne.
V konferenci ma radnici v
pondelf ujednan byl kompro-
mis- ohledne planu zvysiti platy
m6stskym delnik1m. Navrze-
no bylo, aby nejmensf plat sta
noven byl ma As cent? "a hodi-
nu, coz bylo zvysenfm O 10
cent? nynejsfch platG.
Vybor mestske rady ma silni-
ce a prostredky usjednotil Sc
odloziti projednan1 pfedlohy
ma SO cent? nejnizsfho platu "a
hodinu ma budouc1 pondelf.
M6stska rada pondel1 po
mnohem recnen1 prijala resolu-
ci zadajfcf vybor ma odhady, a.
by zvyseny byly platy "kler-
kim, stenografistGm jinym
podTizenym zamestnancGm me
sta, kterf dostavajf nedostatec-
ne platy."
Resoluci tuto predlozil de-
mokrat, Dotterweich.
Republican Albrecht doka-
zoval, re ma byti minimum d
maximum sluzne pro vsechny
mestske zrfzence zahrnuje v to
i denni delnfky.
Predseda, Bryant, nakvasen
tazal Sc no: "A jak vlte, ze to
nenf pravidlem ?"
"V1m, ze to nenf pravidlem'
odbyl Bryanta Albrecht. 'sV1m,
re nekteT1 zTfzenci dostavaj1
900 rocne "a tutez praci, "a
iakou mnozf JIM dostavaj1 je-
nom 81, 200 rocne."
Mayor Broening prohlasil,
ze neveri, re mesto by melo
stati proti snaze zrizenc1 zlep-
siti sve stanovisko.
- Uprazdnene m1sto radn1-
no dosud obsazeno nebylo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-10-25
Tri tisfce milionE dolarH ztratv
ma burse We stfedu.

New Yorska "Wall Street"
vrzena byla We stredu skorem
ma bod paniky, jaka malokdy
zazila tamn1 bursa.
Spousta cennych papfrd vr-
zena ku prodeji spekulanty,
zavinila pad mnohych cd $40
do S96 ma pod1lu. Prekotny
prodej jich "a kratko znicil ho-
dnotu jich o vice neil tri tisfce
miliony dolard. Bankeri jsou
toho nahledu, re rapidnf stou-
pan1 cennych techto papfrd v
poslednich 18 mesfcich, media
10 mic jineho ocekavati. Mezi
p. a 3. hodinou odpolednf g.
100000 podflG zm6nilo mali
tele sve. NejhGre mezi postf-
zenymi pap1ry byly: General
Motors, Radio, Montgomery
Ward, Scar Roebuck, Sinclair
Oil a jine.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-10-25
Mattel kEzelny zavrazdsn.

Ma Eastern policejnf stanici
drzani jsou trf, j1mz "a vinu Sc
klade usmrcen1 Edwarda j.
Loughlana ma Lombard a Ha-
ven uliclch b6hem hadky.
Loughlan byl majitelem ka-
varny biliardove m1stnosti
"Loughlan's Rest" v bllzkosti
Edgewood arsenalu.
Svedci zastrelen1 jeho zapa-
matovali 81 clslo license,v nemz
1tocn1ci jeho ujeli. Ia kratko
zatcen ma zaklade svedectvi to-
no Albert Mantenegro, Vim
cent Muro a Vincent Secco.
Kule projela Loughlanovi ce-
liSt1 do mozku.
- Tehoz dne, V nedeli, male
zen byl Daniel R. O'Neal z
New Yorku, mrtvy S rozbitou
lebkou ma Locust Point u kole-
il B. & O. drahy.
Dva zatceni ma podezTenl, re
zavinili smrt jeho: James J.
Duffy, hl1dac drahy a 27lety
namorn1k, Timothy White.
Duffy Sc primal soudci, re u
deril O'Neila, kdyz tfmto ma
paden byl ma majetku drahy.
T6zce zraneny, John
Knopp z Byrd ulice, dan byl v
nedeli rano do nemocnice. By
la mu lebka rozrazena v hadce
mezi MIN Josephem Schrib-
nerem Sc strhnuvs1 v saloonu
ma S. Fulton avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-10-25

John Denny, 75lety z Light
ulice, zemrel nahle v nedeli,
kdyz z1castnil sc poboznosti v
katolickem kostele st. Mary
Star of the Sea ma Riverside a.
venue.
- Ma Poplar Grove ulici ma
hle zemrel v nedeli 71lety Mi
chael Lightner z E. Brooklyn.
Zachvancen byl srdecnf vadou.
Ma jihozapadnl stanici
klesl mrtev k zemi 64lety Will
liam Henry Tyler V okamziku,
kdyz soudce ku jeho zadosti
postal jej do Bay View nemoc-
nice ma 3 mes1ce. Ma stanici
prisel S udan1m, re nema do
NOV. Dan byl do cely, kde po-
cal 81 stezovati ma nevolnosf a
prosil, ably poslan byl do ne
mOcnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-10-25
Goob zada o $14,923.976.

Charles f. Goob, mestsky in
zenyr, zada rozpocet pro bu-
douci rok sumo $14,923.976.
Do sunny teto zaTadeno bude
S9,539.676.66 z danl a SIS, 1884,
800 pGjcek.
Rozpocet ma budoucf rok IVY
sen takto $796,382.78. Od-
haduje Sc, re dan vypoctena
bude asi ma $2.35 re sta, coz
by znamenalo snlzen1 dani O 3
Gently ma stu u prirovnanf n.y.
nejS1 danf.
Mestsky cisticl poulicni od-
Dor potrebuje ma budoucf rok
$2,276.130, cili O S183, 1896 Vi
ce nezli letos.
Ma opravy mestskych budov
zadano 100000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-10-25
MlStni ZprdYy
z krajanskych kruhI.

V dtery vecer, %. rfjna
odbyvai Dam y Ladies' Au-
xiliary) Klubu Ceskych Mlad1-
kG Z wardy V klubovnlch mist
nostech, 2100 Ashland Avenue
velkolepou tanecni zabavu
zvanou Ladies Night" ku KITE
re Sc dostavil velky pocet Glen
kyn a jich znamych. Zabava
byla srdecna a vsichni Sc mile
pobavili tax re vysledek byl
nanejvyse uspokojivy.
Jiz tuto nedeli, dne 27.
rfina O 3. hod. odpol. zahaj1
Dram. Odb. Sok. Jed. Blesk
svoii divadelnf cinnost vybor-
nou veselohrou z p6ra zname-
no div. spisovatele Richarda
Branalda, "Ceska maminka", 3
iednanf. Rezie p1. Marie Ceske.
Vyprava p. Emil Cesky. Hudba
D. E. st6tky.
We hre dcinkuji: pi. M. Ces-
ka, %. A. Sochurek, 81. M. Hal
kova, %. A. CihlaT, p. A. Radek,
81. J. Valova, p. J. Kaspar a p.
F. Bouda.
Del V dnesnf dob6 ma men
sim hospodarstvi iizn1ch Ce-
chach.
Vstup pouze ma vstupenky,
kter6 lie obdrzeti Y nasleduil-
cich obchodech: Jar. R. Cihlar,
845 N. Luzerne Ave-, F. ]. Pelz
212O Ashland Ave-, Antonio
Pokorny, 2O19 E. Eager St.,
Florentina Jecny, 911 N. Wa
shington st. u obchodvedy V
Sokolovne.
Hra "Ceska maminka" je
cenny kus, nase rye ceska ven
kovska veselohra, peclive ma
Gtudovana; je zarukou netoli-
ko p6kneho pobaveni ale "a
roven dobrym ponaucen1m ma
81 mladezi! Je nynf pine ma
rasem obecenstvu ably hojnou
1casti podpoTilo nezistnou sna-
hu nasich sokolskych hercG.
Ma milou shledanou V nedeli
Sokolovn6. Ma zdar! Dop.
= Upozornenf! Llstky ma
divadelnf predstavenf, ktere
poTada ma zahajen1 divadeln1
eezony Dram. Odb. Del. Vzdel.
Spoil. "Pokrok" V nedeli, dne 3.
listopadu v Delnickem Dome
pod MAVEN "Tonda a Bunda',
isou k dostani V nasleduj1cfch
mfstech u PIP: F. A. Klimese,
2013 Ashland Ave-, V. Picky,
242O Ashland Ave-, K. DOb1-
hala, 723 N. Montford Ave, F.
Hejduka, 418 N. Curley St., j.
Barvfre, 800 N. Kenwood Ave,
It. Severy, roh Madison a Glo-
yer Sts., F. Vas1cka, 1929
Church St., Curtis Bay v Del
nick6m Dome. Dop.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-10-25
o jednu pohadku Baltimore
chudSi.

Ma Locust Point u Fort Ave
nue. je rybn1k, tax zvany "De-
vil's Bucket. Rybnicek ten ma
hanel husf kGzi jak mladym
tax starym povercivcdm, KITE
rych v jistych castech m6sta je
n6kdy az nazbyt.
Bajeno O rybnfku, re je be-
zedny a re skrze nej dojde sc
az do pekla. Po l6ta hrazena
byla tato "cesta do pekla", @
nemz mnoz1 ubozaci ma mozku
ver1, re je n6kde "dole" v ze-
mi, hazenfm do rybn1ka vsech
moznych odpadkG, smeti, ka-
menf. Vse to mizelo 1tro-
bach rybnfku a "cesta" stale O.
tevrena. Az nynf doslo ma ce-
stu. Trucky prijfzdely ma
klady a "a kratko "bezedny'
rybn1k mel dno.
Rybnfk tento pozemek ko-
lem vlastnil John Eager Ho-
ward. Cd jeho potomk1 kou
pila jej nynf Filadelficka spo
lecnost a vystavf ma mem tovar
nu.
"Cert1v bucket" nenf vice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-10-25
Vzduchoplavec snad obsti sve
odvahv.

Vzduchoplavec Urban F.
Diteman, jenz V malem aero
planu opustil Newfoundland S
cllem dosahnouti Anglie We
stfedu, We ctvrtek rano byl ne
zvestnym. Panuj1 obavy, re
setkal Sc behem letu osudnou
katastrofou.
Let jeho znalci povazovan
byl hned cd pocatku "a skoro
nemozny vzhledem ku nepatr-
nemu aeroplanu nfmz sc wy
dal na let pres ocean.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-10-25
Tri iei oloupili.

David G.. Eder, 52lety re S.
Dallas ulice, prepaden byl tre-
mi, jak udal, a oloupen o $14.
Udal, re prepaden byl, kdyz
Sci po S. Bond ulici v blfzkosti
Fleet ulice, kde neznamy pri-
blfzil Sc k nemu a nabfdl mu
dobry "drink". V okamziku,
kdy srdce jeho plesalo mad sli-
benz dobreho "drinku", byl
chycen dvema neznamymi re
zadu, hozen ma Zed dOmu a
zbaven $14.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-10-25
Odsouzena pro kradez
" obchodu.

Caroline Davis, 26leta, od-
souzena byla ma 80 dn1 do We
zen1 pro kradez v obchode.
Vzala jeden par ''pajamas"
dive chlapecke kosile a tasticku
pro malou dfvku. Zastupce je-
il hail il tim, re nemuze sc o
nejakem umyslu krasti u nj
mluviti, ponevac zadnych di-
tex nema, pro nez veci ty by
kradla, a ze jest vlastne obeti
kleptomanie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-10-25
Subscription $3.50 per Annum.
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u p OK orns nj

Tenn kterych Sc to tyka!
Pred casem jsme rozeslali dcty
tenn, kterf jsou vzdaleni ma VEN
kove a kteTf dluz1 "a "TELE-
GRAF" aniz by 81 toho povsim-
Ii proto jsme nuceni je opet
upozornit, by laskave nam onu
castku zaslali, neb i my name
sv6 povinnosti, ma ktere nesml-
me zapomenout.
V nadeji, re nam sve 1cty
i'm zaslane co nejdrfve zaslou,
znamename Sc v 1cte,.
VYDAVATELSTVO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-10-25
Honci pozor.

DR.. R. H. Riley z Maryland
statniho zdravotnfho odboru,
varuje honce, aby opatrne "a
chazeli Sc zastfelenymi zaj1ci,
iejichz dotykem mnoz1 jiz ma
kazeni byli.
Varuje, aby ii, kdo zachazi
sc zastrelenymi zajfci, tyto bra
Ii do rukou, ma nichz mali ru-
kavice. Zvlaste upozorfluje
DR.. Riley ma nemocne horec-
kou "Tularemia." Honci mali
sc ma pozoru m1ti pred zaj1ci,
kterf sc lehko zastTeliti dali
Ii jsou obycejne stonavl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-10-25
Pravnik stavebnlho spolku
udan.

Velkoporota udala Michaela
Millera, byvaleho pravnfka
Lake View stavebn1ho spolku,
pro zproneveru $1,000.
Pen1ze zpronevereny byly
mezi listopadem roku 1926 a
zar1m roku 1929.
Zaruka ustanovena byla ma
$4,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-10-25
K zens kruty, k zviFatIm
laskavV.

Pred nekolika mesici Will.
liam j. Gross, strazn1k 1stred-
nj stanice, vyznamenan byl zla-
tou medali1 pro laskavost vGci
zvlTatGm.
V 1tery soudce nepovolil mu
rozvod, o ktery Gross zadal.
Manzelka jeho a jej1 dcera
svedcily, re Gross byl vGci MIN
hrubym a re ohrozoval je re-
vOlverem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-10-25
Pokutovan pro vezeni masinky
ma paleni peanutsH.

Reuben Gruber z Kate ave-
nue., zaplatil ma vychodn1 sta
nici $1.45 pokutu "a to, re v
nedeli privezl automobilem
masinku ma palen1 peanutsd do
obchodu We 2400 bloku Hudson
ulice. Udanf ma neho ucinil
policista Claude Waddell.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-10-25
Automobily.

V uplynulem tydnu byly v
Marylandu automobily usmr-
ceny tfi osoby. Jeden z Mich
zabit byl v Baltimore, ostatnf
diva okresfch.
Ma pokutach v tydnu zapla-
ceno $1,000. Ma Baltimorskem
Traffic soudu ma sumu tuto pri-
spell neopatrn1 automobiliste
$1,619.
Ctrnacti TfdicGm vzata byla
licens, devatenacti suspendova-
na ma cas- a So zadatelGm IL
Gems povolena nebyla.
Po prohlidce mrtvoly vo-
iaka Williama F. Krysler ka-
saren Holabird, jenz usmrcen
byl nedeli V noci automobi-
lem kdyz Imam byl Patterson
parku zastupem lidf, nastala
pochyba, zdali We skutecnosti
vojak nebyl pTedm6tem vraz-
dy. Ma cele vojakove byla
hluboka rama, jez mohla ucine-
ma byti zrovna tax nozem jako
automobilem. Kapitan policie,
Kahler, udal, re neni presv9d-
cen tom, re usmrcenf vojaka
bylo zavineno automobilem.
Poole udanf prosty vojak
Krysler Sci skrze Patterson
park jinymi dvema vojaky.
Odesel cd techto oslovil div
ku, jez odeprela MIN mluviti
volatile k sobe sv6ho pFftele.
Mezi vojakem a civilistou str
hla Sc rvacka. Kdyz civilista
zacal prohravati, skupina jeho
pfatel pocala mu pomahati.
Vojak vytrhl Sc jim a dal Sc ma
utek z parku po Ellwood ave-
nue.. Kdyz bezel pres Eastern
avenue srazen byl automobi-
lem Wilbura Meisenholdera.
Po neStest1 tomto zastup lei
pronasleduj1c1 Sc rozprchl.
76 rok6 stara Louise May
z York road poranena byla au-
tomobilem Crowdera.
- Walter c'Peck") Lerian,
26lety, hrac ballu pro "Phila-
delphia Nationals smrtelne
4zranen byl v pondelf odpoled-
ne, kdyz srazen byl truckem q
tlmto odhozen ma zed domu ma
Fayette a Mount ulici. Crane.
nj podlehl. Truck, jfmz mrs
ten byl ma zed, prudce Sc "a
hnul, aby Sc vyhnul srazce S
automobilem, vjel ma chodnfk
tam vrazil do Leriana pax
do zdi domu, v nemz prudkym
narazem jeho vylomena byla
cast zdi. Truck ffdil Charles
Lloyd w. Lombard ulice, au-
tomobil T1dil August Meyers z
w. North Avenue. Oba ridi-
ci zatceni byi.
- Petilety Frederick Earl
Hochman z Garrison avenue
tezce poranen byl automobi-
lem ma Mosher ulici u Madison
avenue.
sedesatilety John Doyle
dan byl v pondell roztrfste-
nou lebkou do nemocnice z
Fallsway Gay ulice, kde sra
zen byl automobilem Harry O..
Hoffmana z Brooklyn.
Osmnactilety William F.
Burroghs poranen byl V 1tery
ma Baltimore ulici u Monroe
automobilem Martina D. Trai-
nora.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-10-25
Oloupil kupce o $35.

Louis Hurwitz, kupec ma
Ivanhoe ulici, oloupen byl We
stredu lupicem O $35. Lupic
prepaid kupce S revolverem v
ruce a oblicejem castecne mas
kovanym.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-10-25
BaItimoran konsulem We
Gdansku.

C. Warwick Perkins Balti-
more, jenz nynf dTaduje We vi
dni jako americky mistokonsul,
povysen byl ma konsula We svo-
bodnem prlstavnfm meste,
Gdansku.
Perkins studoval ma zdejS1
mestske koleji a Johns Hop
kins universite.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-10-25
Konsm zabita.

Padem jezdeckeho kone u
smrcena byla v nedeli V Tow.
son 26leta Marie Simpson O.
wens. Usmrcena cd tT1 rok1
veku sveho rada jezdivala ma
koni. Ia mlad1 sveho vycho-
vana byla Alabama a pax v
Texas, kde zaliba ku jfzd6 ma
koni nj probuzena byla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-10-25
Elektrisovani Pennsylvania
drahy New Yorku do
Washingtonu.

Reditelstvo Pennsylvania
drahy usneslo sc V poradach
svych konanych We Filadelfii
ma elektrisovanf zeleznicn1ho
spojen1 New Yorku S Washing
tonem
Ku rozhodnutf prispela O.
tazka zlepsovac1ch prac1, jez
provadeny budou We velikem
slohu v Baltimore a kde jednou
z podm1nek mesta, byla elek-
trisace vlak1 vj1zdej1cfch a wy
jlzdejic1ch Baltimore.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-10-25
Pan agent pod zarukou.

Frank Ferra z Catonsville
drzan jest pod zarukou $4,000
Predstavoval sc jako vladn1
prohibicn1 agent, jak v posled-
MIN elsie Telegraph" uvedeno
lakal pen1ze z ustrasenych
venkovskych obchodn1k1 ko-
TalkOu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-10-25
Prohibice.

John Kline a William Ro-
binson z Baltimore Joe Lech-
nowicz z okresu Baltimorskeho
odsouzeni byli v 1tery ma 4 me-
slce do vezen1 kazdy pro OBJ
chodovan1 S llhovinami.
Frank Boyd a Fred P. Diller,
Baltimorane, odsouzeni ma so
dn1 kazdy.
Ctyrem jinym ulozeny byly
penezite pokuty.
- Lloyd Williams Hagers-
town odsouzen byl We Frede-
rick ma tri mes1ce do polepsov-
ny. Svedceno bylo, re Williams
veil truck plny koralky pro
majitele horske vinopalny, pri
jej1mz pTepadu 81. cervence
pomocn1k serifGv, Clyde Hau-
yer, zastrelen byl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-10-25
Rokovani o governeru Richie.

Spojene demokraticke kluby
"Vynucovan1 zakon6" konajf
tento patek konferenci v hotelu
Southern "a pTedsednictv1 Jes-
sc w. Nicholson.
V konferenci bude rokovano
10 administered governera Rit-
chic.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-10-25
Hrac zlomiI 81 nohu.

Robert Bonner, 24lety, pfi
hre footballu v nedeli v Curtis
Bay zlomil 81 nohu.
Evening star., 1929-06-24
SHIPS AND PLANES
COMB SEA IN HUNT
FOR OCEAN FLYERS
Continued From First Page }

American continent without first stop
ping at the Azores.
Since more than enough time had
elapsed since the sighting of the sup
posed flare for the plane to reach Hall
fax or New York, 1t was presumed that
II the plane had made such an attempt
1t was down In the Western Atlantic
or in an isolated spot In the East At
lantic seaboard.
The Radio Marine Corporation picked
up message from the freighter Buf-
falo Bridge saying that $40 am.
Greenwich meridian time Sunday
Q2:40 am. Eastern standard time) in
latitude 40:04 North. longitude 50:57
West. 1t had observed "a flare of light
bearing six degrees true at an altitude
of 10 degrees"
The radiogram added that the object
was apparently an airplane" The
position given was approximately 400
miles south and slightly east Of Cape
Race, on the route the plane probably
would have followed had it attempted
to cross without stopping. The time
also was about that the plane would
have required to reach that point.
Prior to Maj. Frances departure he
was purported to have declared that he
had q surprise for everybody, and that
If all went well he would be in New
York by l o'clock Sunday morning.
He intimated that it was for this
reason he was leaving his slower plane,
the Numancia, behind and taking the
faster Dornier Wahl seaplane, with its
claimed speed Of $50 miles an hour. A
Murcia paper said he carried load Of
gasoline considerably In excess Of what
would have been required to reach the
Azores.
Madrid dispatches last night dis
counted the possibility because Of be-
lief that the plane did not carry SUM-
cient fuel for the attempt. The veil
Of mystery which the four aviators
threw about their planes left even gov
eminent officials more or less In the
dark as TO their intentions.
Maj. Frances companions were Mai.
Eduardo GallarZa and Capt. Ruiz De
Aida, with the mechanic Madariga.
FAILS TO FIND TRACE.
Evening star., 1929-06-24
LAMONT REVEALS
AVIATION STRIDES
Development in Past Three
Years One of Outstanding
Achievements.

Aeronautical development in the
United States during the past three
years constitutes one of the outstand-
ing achievements of the Nation, Secre-
tary of Commerce Lamont said today in
a statement commemorating the third
anniversary OF the establishment of the
aeronautics branch Of the department
The statement included a statistical
review which shows startling increases
In every branch Of the aeronautical in
dustry and the operation of CONNER
cial air TRANSPORTATION.
Flying during the first six months of
this year, according to the figures issued
by Mr.. Lamont, indicate that total
mileage flown will more than double
that Of last year and will place the
United States in . position of world
leadership In this respect. Seventy mil
hon five hundred thousand miles were
covered last year.
Developments In this field during
the last three years." he said. have
been among this country'S outstanding
achievements. With the increasing in
tereSt being shown in this subject by
the general public. there is every rea-
son TO believe that the immediate fu-
ture win bring forth even greater ac-
complishmentS."
Evening star., 1929-06-24
$4,000 IN JEWELRY
TAKEN FROM PAIR
Chicagoan and Wife Robbed
In Front of Home After
Evening at Cabaret.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 24.--MrS. Ben
jamin Bogeaus, wife Of q wealthy real
estate man, was robbed of jewelry
valued at $4,000 when she and her
husband were held UP early today by
two young men as they arrived In
front of their home after spending the
evening in q cabaret.
Bogeaus told police that he and his
wife had just alighted from their car
in front Of their home. at 444 st. James
place, when the robbers, accompanied
by two young women, drove up behind
them. The bandits drew pistols and
forced the Bogeauses into the lobby Of
the hotel where they live. While one
robher guarded Mr.. and Mrs. Bogeaus
and o hotel clerk, the other stripped
three bracelets and two rings from Mrs.
Bogeaus. She told police they were
valued at $4,000.
The men made no attempt to rob
Bogeaus or the clerk.
Bogeaus told police that he and his
wife had noticed the robbers dancing
In the Frolics Cafe, on the South Side,
shortly before they left there to 60
home. Police said they believed the
pair were the same who recently have
robbed others after following them
home from cafes.
MRS. Bogeaus was Ethelind Terry,
musical comedy star, who appeared in
Rio Rita before her marriage, Q few
weeks ago.
Evening star., 1929-06-24
BAND CONCERT.

By the United States Marine Band
this evening at 8 o'clock at the Marine
Barracks. Taylor Branson, leader:
Arthur 9. Witcomb, second leader.
March, "Corcoran Cadets. Sousa
Overture. "Semiramide". .Rossini
(b) Idyl. Canoeing. Pryor
Saxophone solo. ''Valse Ele-
gante" Johnston
Musician Kenneth Douse.
Excerpts from THE Serenade," Herbert
Suite from the opera "Casnaen," Bizet
(a) Prelude ('"rhe Torezcurs').
(b) 1ntermezzo ("Nocturne').
(c) Entr'acte (''The Dragons of
AlcalaC.
I'd Danse Boheme C.Bohemian
Dance~.
xylophone Solo, Grand Taren-
telle," No. 2.............,. Heller
Musician Wilbur D. Kieffer.
Grand scenes from ''u Trovatore"
Verdi
The Marines Hymn. THE Halls Of
Montexuna"
~The star snangla6 RannsS.-
Evening star., 1929-06-24
CAPITAL PRINCESS
EXPIRES IN VIENNA
Former Catherine A. Britton's
Marriage Here Social
Event of 1916.

Princess Alfred Hohenlohe zu Schil-
lingsworth, the former Miss Catherine
A. Britton, and daughter of the late
Alexander Britton, prominent Washing
ton attorney and clubman. died yes
terday ut her home Ia Vienna, accord
ing to word just received here today.
Miss Britton's wedding to the young
Austrian prince on December IL. 1916.
was one Of the important social events
of that Winter In washington. Prince
Hohenlohe had previously been at
tached to the AuStfian-H n-Hungarian EN-
bassy In Washington, but Just before his
marriage was transferred to the con-
sulate ONCE In San Francisco.
residence Of the brides father, 1911 q
street, by Rev. w. T. Russell, then
pastor of st. Patrickis Catholic Church.
It was largely attended by the diplo-
matte set and representatives Of WASH
ington's oldest families. The BRIDE
groom's age was AZ years and the
brides age was given as "a.
Leader in Younger Set.
Miss Britton had made her debut in
Washington several Winters before and
was Olc O1 tItC tS0uStS 1Il tk1S 0OSC&llCU
younger set. She was popular and
beautiful.
At the outbreak of the World War,
before the United States entered the
conflict, she went as q war nurse to
France and was attached to o hospital
there for some time. Her wedding to
the young Austrian prince, just before
the United States entered the war,
made Europe her permanent home.
Prince Hohenlohe comes Of one Of the
Oldest and most prominent OF the
Austrian families. He is a relative Of
Prince Conrad Won Hohenlohe, former
premier and minister at one time Of
the interior and Of finance.
Here About Two Years Ago.
Just before her fathers death. about
two years ago. Princess Hohenlohe vis-
tied him In Washington. Her mother,
formerly Miss Louise Schneider Reed,
daughter of william Bushrod Reed of
Washington, died in 1917. Mr.. Britton
married Mrs. Marjorie Savin Pilson of
this city In 1923. The Brittons have
lived in washington for many years
Mr.. Britton's father, Alexander T. Brit
ton, moved to Washington from New
York State when he was Q youth.
Princess Hohenlohe Is said to have
three children and II also survived by
q sister. Mrs. H. Welles Rusk. jr.