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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-11-29
Bandita vrati ukradene penize

Jerome Flinkman, 17lety
klerk V Dixie obuvnickem OBJ
chodu ma S. Charles ulici, pre-
paden byl obchodu banditou
ktery namirenym nan revolve
rem vynutil z neho $28.6O.
Klerk zadal jej, aby neokra.
dl jej, ponevac je teprve media
vno v obchodu a re jiste ztrati
mlsto sve.
Bandita odpovedel: "Je mi
Ito, ale potrebuji penize. O.
statne nestarej Sc. Vratim Sc
"a m6s1c."
Po vybranf penez poklad-
nicky bandita pfinutil klerka
do zadnf mfstnosti kde mu po-
rucil zGstati po 5 minut.
Mezi kradezf, kdyz bandita
ohrozoval revolverem mladlka,
vessel do obchodu jiny klerk S
otazkou, zdali nektere boty
mali poslany byti zpet do to-
varny. Zastraseny klerk cftici
stale nam1reny revolver, ktery
bandita pTi vchodu druheho
klerka castecn6 zakryl oble-
KEN, odpovedel, re zadne. Dru
by klerk odesel nemaje ami tu-
SEMI, ze prepaid tam provaden
byl.
= 2 obchodu firmy j. w.
Crook, v $500 bloku Edmund
son avenue, ukradeno bylo zlo-
dejem $605 ma hotovosti a $12
ma checku. Louis Kopp prisel
ma stopu kradezi, kdyz v pom
deli rano vessel do obchodu.
Zlodej dostal sc do obchodu
vylomenym okenkem mad DYER
mi. Ma podlaze lezelo nekolik
petidolarovych bankovek po-
hozeno.
V 1tery odpoledne pfepa-
den byl We SVEN obchodu Err
nest G.. Leimbach, {. 2819
Greenmount avenue, dvema
bandity, kter1 wall mu z kapes
ieho $50. Vesli do obchodu
zcela nepozorovane. Kdyz
Leimbach zahledl je, uvidel
spolu proti sobe namfrene diva
revolvery. Kdyz nechtel ku
rozkazu jejich lehnouti 81 ma
zem, jeden uchopil jej "a ra-
mena, udefil jej re zadu do ko-
len, tax ze Leimbach klesl "a
pultem. Zat1m CO jeden hl1dal
dveTe, druhy svazal mu pro-
vazkem ruce. Po ukraden1 pc
nez zmizeli.
Asi "a 20 minut pc prepadu
vesla do obchodu 12leta Irene
Heck, jez osvobodila obchod-
n1ka.
Zlodeji prehledli $25 ukry-
tych pultu mad hlavou Leim-
bacha.
= Osmnactilety Charles Hol
brook, jenz neodvedl svoji pla-
tebni obalku otci, vymyslil 81
hrGzostraSnou historku O pre-
padu, 1nosu a okradenf. PTi
policejn1m vyslechu doznal lez
V nlz udal po "prepadu" poll
eli severn1 stanice, re prepaden
byl 3 muzi, zavlecen do domu,
okraden, zamcen v mem a pax
0 pul noci z neho utekl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-11-29
VaIecna LODI v Baltimore.

Valecna LODI Texas v Ute
ry zakotvila v Baltimorskem
pristavu. Komandantem lodi
je admiral Pratt, jenz prova-
eel presidenta Wilsona ku mi.
rove konferenci We Versailles 9
byl jedn1m re znalc1 konferen
ce We Washingtonu ma omezen
zbrojenf.
Bitevnice zustane zde po del
ST dobu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-11-29
Poransn padem Sc strechy.

Alexander Richlaw, 33lety,
zlomil 81 kotnfk a pTerazil ra-
memo vedle jinych poranenf,
kdyz spadl Sc strechy sveho
domu, {. 17O9 Alliceanna ulice.
Richlaw bydl1cl ma tret1m
poschodi, vysel 81 v pondel1 ma
strechu domu, aby sc nadychal
jak udal, cerstveho vzduchu.
.Spadl do dvorku domu, kde jej
policista Cox nalezl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-11-29
Back River" zmizi z kar.

Spolecnosf elektrickych kar
vyhov6la zadosti obyvatelG Es-
sex a odstranf napisy Back Ri
yer" kar % linie. @ toto IL
to pracovali jiz po nekolik ro-
XII. Dokazovali, re napis tento
INA zlou pTichut nasledkem
darebne byvale historic Back
River. Misto Back River"
kary ponesou navesti: Essex.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-11-29
Autonobily.

| neQoI, "a. llStOpadu,
ma rohu Monument a Patterson
Park avenue, tezce zranen byl
automobilem p. A. Cincibus z
Hickory Avenue, syn FIR. Cinci-
buse re 700 bloku N. Montford
avenue, kdyz pTechazel ulici.
Byla mu rozrazena lebka a ru-
ku zranena. Do Johns Hopkins
nemocnice m1sta melody do
veil jej Josef Fiser, 23O8 E.
Eager ulice.
- Edgar Smith, 18 rokG sta
Try z Chatsworth Avenue IRA
nen byl tezce, kdyz v noci ze
soboty ma nedeli automobil, v
nemz jel, vrazil do trucku
stojiclho v Reistertownu u To-
bins Lane. Ridic trucku udal,
re svetla ma trucku mu zhasla
a ze zastavil, aby je sprawl.
- Clay Fisk, 32lety z Turn
ner's Station, zatcen byl ma OBJ
zalobu, re Tfdil automobil, kdyz
byl opily. Zatcen- byl po ne
hode ma O'Donnell ulici, kde
Fisk vrazil do jineho automobi-
lu.
- Automobilem Freda Nor
denholze potlucen byl 22lety
Willard Eure, z w. Fayette uli-
.ce.
- Pet osob usmrceno bylo
We statu Marylandu v uplynu-
lem tydnu. Dva z techto u
smrceni byli Baltimore.
Ma pokutach automobiliste
,zaplatili v uplynulem tydnu
1859. Des1ti byla licens wa.
ia, 28 suspendovana ma cas- a
|28 zadatelGm licens dana ne
byla.
- Pri chvatan1 do elektri-
cke poulicni kary vbehl % le-
ty primo pred automobil ma
kfizovatce Ridgely a Cross u
lie a byl tlmto poranen. By
la mu pTerazena sanice. Vedle
toho porezan a potlucen byl
ma tele.
- We srazce dvou automobi-
l6 ma moste Pennington avenue
pres Curtis potok, tezce pora-
nen byl 63lety Thomas Tucker.
Byla mu rozrazena lebka. Je-
den automobil ridil Maurice
Ruttrell z Curtis Bayskeho le-
pot pobreznf straze, druhy
John Davis z O'Donnell ulice.
- Bus Nevin linie spadl v L.
tery do silnicnfho prikopu a
vrazil do stromu nedaleko
Belstville, Md. Rfdic busu,
James J. Lucas, vysvetloval ne
hodu tim, re tvrdil, ze oslepen
byl prudkym svetlem kolemje-
doucfho automobile. Cestujf-
cf v busu tvrdili proti tomu, ze
v dobe melody nebylo ma silni-
ci ami pohadky O nejakem au-
tomobilu. Dale vysetrovano, ze
Lucas pred pocetim jfzdy, ne
chtel busu toho uziti ponevac
tento We spatnem stavu byl.
Bus jel z Washingtonu do
New Yorku. Lucas poran6n
byl spolu S nekolika cestuj1c1-
mi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-11-29
SpoIkovy vsstnik.

Oznamuje Sc clendm spolku
sv. OndTeje {. All K. S. j., ze
spolek pfistoup1 spolecne ku
stolu Pane pffst1 nedeli, 1. pro-
since pTi rannfch sluzbach Bo-
zfch o pIl osme. Kazdy Glen
Jest povinnen byti prftomen.
Josef Pazourek, pTeds.
Jan Pelikan, tai.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-11-29

Asi $4,000 osob zueastnilo
Sc sobotu hry footballu We
Stadium, kde " mrazivem
vzduchu prihlfzeli hre hracd
polytechniky proti hracGm
mestske koleje. Hraci poly
techniky porazili brace NEST
ske koleje TO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-11-29
Pennsylvania po6ne pracemi
ma iafe.

Projekty ma prace v obnosu
dvaceti dvou milion6 dolar1,
jez Pennsylvania draha pro-
vadeti bude ma zdejs1ch linifch,
pocaty budou ma jaTe. Pro-
jekty jednaj1 o stavbe dvou
tuneli rovnob9zne s nynejsfm
tunely Union stanice a Hoff.
man ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-11-29
3. y. Svejda
* | n o mix
(Dva obchody)
2O24 ASHLAND AVENUE
2541 E. MONUMENT ST.
roh Luzerne Ave.
Johns Hopkins planuje
novou budovu.

novou budovu.
Nova budova pro kliniku
Johns Hopkins nemocnice pla-
novana jest. Vydan1 ma bu-
dovu 7 poschod1ch rozpoct6-
no ma pdl druheho milionu do
larG. Stavba bude skrz ma
skrz ohnizdorna. Polovina
bude pro ranhojicske oddelenf
druhe pro medicinske. S do
hotovenfm budovy Johns Hop
kins bude mlti celkem 925
postelf pro nemocne. Nova
budova bude jenom pro war
dove nemocne. Postavena bu-
de z cihel ocele. Stati bu-
de v pozadf nyn6jsi 'dispensa-
rie, skrze kterou bude pr1stup
ku budove.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-11-29
Ditko nalezlo mrtvolu otce.

Harry Halock, 5Olety, MALE
zen byl jako mrtvola svym de-
sltiletym synem v dome jejich,
|c. 1911 Ensor ulice. Dftko ma
lezlo otce lez1cfho ma podlaze
zatim co plyn unikal re dvou
otevfenych kohoutk1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-11-29
Usetril msstu $4,000.

Edmund j. Wachter, feditel
nakupuj1c1ho mestskeho odde-
lenl, oznamil, ze usetTil NEST
ske pokladn6 ma $4,000 be-
hem roku pTi nakupovanf ce-
mentu pro m6stsky stavebnl
odbor pomoci noveho systemu
kupOvani.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-11-29

z obchodu Emricha Matu-
sky, 1903 S Charles uice, u
kradeny byly sperky v Gene
500. Casne z rano v ned6li
zlodej rozbitfm okna dostal Sc
ku temto. Mattel uvedomen
byl o kradezi policistou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-11-29
Usvsdcen re zabiti.

Automobilista, Casper Ma
joicas, jenz automobilem svym
usmrtil ma pocatku tohoto me-
sfce EdWarda H. Rich ma Pratt
ulici, odsouzen byl do vezenf
ma deset mesicG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-11-29
Prohibicni administrator
prelozen.

John F. j., Herbert, prohibic-
nj administrator pro Maryland
Delaware a Washington, pre-
lozen byl do Helena We statu
Montana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-11-29
Mrtva ma schodech tovarny.

Padem sc schod1 V krejcov-
ske tovarne, E. 40 S. Howard
ulice, usmrcena byla pondeli
38leta Helen Alberts.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-14
HOOVER NAY SET
 TRAVEL RECORD.
Rrsna-Hsct Ahsady His
 Hd Up HeaIy nlol9e

Miami Beach. Fla. Feb. 14 (UP) Herbert Hoover probably will set . new presidential travelling record during his administration.
 Before he was elected. he was one of the most travelled men in the world. He travelled extensively after he had become secretary of commerce. He probably has trav- elled as much since his election last November as most presidents do m their entire time in the White House. his South American trip covering 1S,000 miles. He came to Florida and has added another thoumnd. 7.r
 He is preparing today to pull up stakes again after two day auto mobile trip inspecting the Ever glades flood district about Lake Okeechobee beginning tomorrow; he will leave early next week. preb- ably Tuesday. on his return to Washington.
 The speculation naturally inspired by the announcement he would re- turn to Washington two weeks be- fore his inauguration was still active today. but no answer came from the president-eleet nor from those about him beyond the statement that fl is merely in keeping with the word he passed to his close friends before he left the capital for Florida.
 Saw Few in Florida
 He has nsanE matters incidental to opening of lis administration to require his pres9nce in Washington.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-14
any guy'd say if he gu

gums leveled at his heart! She getz him in here and thinks she's safe, but he starts for her again, know ing she's afraid of the gun. doesn't think she'll have the nerve to shoot 1t. He starts after her again and she lets him have 1t. She sticks the gun in the pocket of her fur coat and tears out of the office, crying and pantinE for breath. You meet her at the elevator. She forcibly restraints you from pounding on Borden's door, to make him let you in to beat him up-because she knows he's already dead"
 Jack laughed again. harshly. "I didn't kr.$w a detective could have such sense of humor, McMann. Again I remind you that Mrs. Bor- den came here about 1: minutes after Miss Lester had left the building for the day and found her husband" .-&F
 "Dead!" McMann interrupted. Why not? She didn't report the murder because she was afraid to, afraid shed be accused of. it. The body was still warm, you know. And she needed that $500 she found on him when she was feeling his heart to see if he. was really dead. She knew we'll enough that the check he'd written for her and left on his desk was nothing but a scrap of paper. since he was dead"
 And why did Mrs. Horden close the window. McMann?" Jack asked
 For the same reason that made Ter. come here this morning." Nc Mann retorted. Because she loved her husband. No wife who loved her husband would want a Janu- ary wind blowing in upon him. even if he was dead and unable to feel. And knowing he was dead. she came here this morning to claim his body. Going, Dr. Nielson?". the detective broke off to inquire. as the medical examiner stepped softly toward the door. You can tell the chief just how stupid McMann is. and ask him to prepare a warrant for the arrest Of Ruth Lester. My only hope is that she gets as able a lawyer as Colby Lester to defend her."
 Jack Hayward lunged toward McMann. trying to free himself os R0th's convulsive embrace. but O mild. diffident voice halted him.
 "Before. you arrest anyone. es- pecially Miss Lester. my dear sher- lock-" Dr. Nelson spoke from the doorway. T advise you to inter- view the woman who cleaned these offices Saturday afternoon. She, at least. would have no reason to con. ceal the murder. The chaps from the morgue will be here any min. ute now. and I'll phone you a re- port of ray findings after. I com plete the autopsy. Good day-and step softly. McMann." -..
 Ferber. the finger print. expert. his camera and picked up his kit. "I'll amble on. too. Mo-
New Britain herald., 1929-02-14

Jack Hayward laughed abruptly, sarcastically. T was wondering how you were going to get him back Tn here!"
 ''Is that so?" McMann almost snarled. Any man'll back up if a
New Britain herald., 1929-02-14

Mann. I'll develop these negatives and send you copies in an hour ol O." .s As the two men were leaving coghlan. superintendent of the building. pushed his way in About through with nay Fboya chief? My elevator service 1, crippled"
 NcNann had, risen and was pac. ing the office. from the airsh4f, window to the desk and hack to fhs window again. Get substitutee.' he shouted irritahiy. I'm n6t through with them and won't. u any time soon. By the way. CoghIan," he demanded suddeNiy, stopping at the raised window apd peering out of it. "who has th. office directly opposite ?'
 The superintendent made a wide detour to avoid the thing that lay on the floor. Lets see." he con. sidered. scratching his head. This murders got me 90 upset ! can't think right clear"
 Ruth had feared that question and its inevitable answer so long that she had no power now to feel more fear. as Jack Hayward inter. rupted. his voice quiet and matter 0f-fact:
 That ts my office, McMann."
 McMann looked from the corpse upon the floor to the window near which it lay. then. sauarely facing the window. he stood for a moment. before staggering backward. A choked screams checked his too-re- alistic pantomime of the falling of . mortally wounded body.
 Stupid. eh?" he gasped, as he righted himself. without a glance at the dead man whose last move ments he believed he had initiated. Moran! At what time did Hay ward return to his office ?"
 "He didn't - so far as l know." Mtcky Moran retorted.
 McNann was nonplused only for q moment. His pointing finger aimed itself at Otto Pfluger, who had been leaning. silent and suilen. against the wall during the entire time he had been in the room. You. there tow-head! You run the car nearest Hayward's office, don't you? What time Saturday afternoon did you bring him up?"
 Ruth did not scream again. Nov that the inevitable had happened strength and courage came to her from somewhere. possibly from the thought that whatever Jack had done, he had done for love of her.
 (TO BE CONTINUED)
New Britain herald., 1929-02-14
Good ProfsBsor5 Arc
 Scafca, Frank Asserts

Madison. Wy. Feb. 1t 0 = The trouble with university professors. as President 0iedn Frank of the University of Wisconsin hnds 1t. is there aren't enoSEh good onea.
 The brutal truth" he told q Joint .c0slmittee-of tAe-.-state- legislature yesterday. 'is that there are not enough able and inspiring men in the teaching pfqfesston adequately to man all the universities of the United States"
 President Frank was urging legis- fative action to keep professional salaries high. He told the commit tee'that the average annual salary of a professor in Minnesota is $5.O37, in Illinois $s,o6., in Michigan s5,- sS0.s3 and in Wisconsin, $5.30e.76.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-14
Lovely Skin Essential Says Movie Director

HOLLYWOOD, Calif.-James Cruse, welLknown Hollywood dirsc- tor, agrees with 38 other foremost movie dirsctors that . lovely skin is the first rsquidte of . girls charm, Few people can resist the spell q smooth lovsly skin," he says.
 Evsfy woman wants beautiful aldn, but star must have it!" Estelle Taylor, famous screen and stass star. eays. And lke 4l2 of the 45l impor- tant actreaes h Hollywood, she rec o.nmends Lux Toilet Soap for keeping grant soap | . bon to nc in ksspine my sldn hsavsnly smooth, l" che says.
 NtMs ost ef tsx sosssx aass depsad on Lx5 Toil@ Soap e sxasd hssn losay skix, aud t has hsen made the official soap in the drsasing rooms of all the Qeat Ho&wood finn stadios,
New Britain herald., 1929-02-14

have bss4 asstsned ts -hls hssps asrs ins his iltness.
 Marquis Henri de soNahseuil fodk o6ense at some remark mads' ky Georges Chapreau which he eonsti. cred . reelection on all the ncws. papsrmen who had waited yatientiy day in and day out for news Of tho marshal.
 "A challenge followed and early this morning the journalists met. Ds Snmbreuii fired into the ground, while Chapreau's bullet went wild.
 The combatants shook hands then and retired to the nearest cafe to bind their reconciliation with . hot drink.
 Dr. Daveniere, physician to Mar shal Foch, was present at the duel.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-14

He has seen very few people here. devotipg his time : to ret and FtAoSSht about his cabiuet and te. drafting of hts 7 inaugural addresa.. nov nearly cofnpleted.
 He desires to % to WashinStsn to tie up the sleoae enAss himsolf. It, had been expected he would delay his departure until the lAst ,of tAe, week. and those who zee sosne piar-s ticular reason for his departure the frst of the week point to abandon ment Of his fishing trip and sudden return here. followed shortly by the announcement that he would leave soon for Washington.
 : Nr. Hoover decides to pull up; stakes and move quickly. of which there is no better example than his trip to South America.
 Loves Occan Travel
 A good deal of the president elects travelling has been by boat. He Is an excellent sailor and loves the sea- As president he Is expected to use the presidential yacht Nay flower more extensively than other presidents. MT. Coolidge used it . good deal for short trips down the Potomac. MT Hoover is expected to use it on longer expeditions.
 "Join Hoover and see the world" one of his attaches said recently. paraphrasing the marine slogan.
 The president-elect was to have as visitor today the ''Lindbergh of China" the young aviator Tien Lai- Yuang.
 He completes this morning his conferences with members of the economic trends committee which he appointed a year ago. after which the results will be announced Those here were A. w. Shaw. Chi cago; Clarence Wooley. New York: Adolph Miller. of the federal re- serve board and Edward Eyre Hunt. of the commerce department.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-14

just like any suy'd say if he thought"
 stick to your story, Moran"
 McMann commanded curtly. "Tel
 me exactly what happened. Wha, Hayward said. what Miss Lester said. what they did"
 Micky stuck out his lower liz sullenly. Gees, I'm tryin' to. ain't I! MT. Hayward started toward Borden's office and Miss Ruth swung onto him and held him back. She told him 1t wasn't Handsome Harry that had hurt her lip, said she'd banged it on the door. like told you. And she said if MT. Hay ward wouldn't believe her, she'd take back the promise she'd made him."
 2 McMann's pencil tapped an omi- nous accompaniment to the slow, painful beating of Ruth's heart. Finally she could stand that slow tapping no longer. She stepped toward the desk. Please. Mr. McMann! ask you to believe me when I say that didn't see MT. Borden when I returned to my office to. look for, my savings bank book. The door between the offices was closed, and Mr. >,Botden wal talking over the telephone" |"
 McMann looking up at .hr from under bsetling brows. And I'm to believe, too. that you spent froA four to six minutes looking for your bank book?" t&
 T did! I had filed 1t in Mr. Bor- cen's bank folder by mistake. in :. stead of in the folder use for my personal papers. looked eyery- where berore it occurred to me that I had done 50. tell you, I didn't see MT. Borden. that my lip was bruised against the door when [ swung 1t open I was in a hurry to rejoin MT. Hayward"
 Moran, your car was down at the main floor all the time you were waiting for Miss Lester, wasn't it: You couldn't have heard 8 shot if one had been fired on the seventh floor? Or did you hear one?"
 T didn't hear no shot" Micky Moran denied emphatically.
 Aren't you forgetting. McMann. that Mrs. Borden has already told of seeing MT. Borden alive at 20 minutes of two?" Jack Hayward in. terrupted, his voice quivering with anger.
 I'm not forgetting anything, Hay ward thanks" McMann grinned crookedly. .''If you want to know, here are three things I'm not for First. that you had given Miss Lester gun to protect her self against Borden's advances. it he ever took fancy to your girl. Second. that everything points to the conclusion that Miss Lester's changed appearance had just the effect on Handsome Harry Borden you had feared it would. Third, that $500 in cash--the exact amount of Mrs. Borden's separation allow ahce-is missing from Borden's body. Get my point?"
 I'm afraid l don't" Jack re- torted furiously.
 "All right, if have to spell it out in words of one syllable! Miss Les ter comes back for her bank book. is alone. hears her return, comes out. tries to kiss her, does kiss her so hard that her lip is bruised. She struggles with hiif, manages to reach her desk, gets out her gun, holds him of with 1t, until he backs into his private off, tice-"
 Jack Hayward laughed abruptly, II was wondering how you were going to get him back Tn here!"
 ''Is that so?" McMann almost 'narled. Any man'll back up if