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New Britain herald., 1929-11-11

Don't scoff at the "collcge spirit Remember your own school dazc.
 The trouble about moving 10 better town is that you take along the qualities that made the old one seem rotten.
 Americanism Saying mo- seven times: wondering how to get rid of the man; meekly signing cn the dot ted line.
 The sight of a broken old man on his way to jail is almost as sad as the sight of an honored old man betraying his country. A farm journal declares there is some element of risk in raising any thing. This is especially true of | checks.
 One of the honored names in China is Chow Au-ham. "Chow," we assume, is Chinese for eggs. "A white cross means q fatal ac- cident due to somebody's stupidity" And in France they cover many acres.
 Bankers saved the situation" in Wall Street. To save a situation you give a scared man a nickel for the shote he's carrying.
 The Comptroller- General com plains that Shipping Board vessels are sold too cheap, but doesn't give the market quotation on white ele- plants.
 "Thc unemployment situation has improved Which means lot of little fellows have quit watching the ticker and gone back to work.
 "Thc automobile" a mother rites. has taken the place of the cradle" Though of coursa the little things didn't try to drive the cradle Correct this sentence: "Hclcn's little Russian friend is q countess, said the gossip, but she never tells anybody that"
 Copyright. 1929, Publishers
 Syndicate
New Britain herald., 1929-11-11

-4 SUBSCRIPTION RATES e3.0t Year
 S2.O0 Three Months
 75c. a Month
New Britain herald., 1929-11-11

Americanism Saying no" seven times; wondering how to get rid of the man; meekly signing cn the dot ted line.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-11
Balm of Gilead.

Pansy: "Wha' fo' you-all wan 1 ( git married again?"
 Liza: Ans got t git nah mind | off grievin' fo nah fust hus- 1 band"
 Mrs. C. A. Marin.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-11

The sight of a broken old man on his way to jail is almost as sad as the sight of an honored old man | betraying his country.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-11

A farm journal declares there is some element of risk in raising any thing. This is especially true of checks.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-11

One of the honored names in China is Chow Au-ham. "Chow,' we assume, is Chinese for eggs.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-11

"A white cross means fatal ac- cident due to somebody's stupidity" And in France they cover many acres.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-11

"Thc automobile" mother writes. has taken the place of the cradle" Though of courss the little things didn't try to drive the cradle.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-11

Correct this sentence: "Hclcn's little Russian friend is q countess," said the gossip, but she never tells anybody that"
New Britain herald., 1929-11-11

"Thc unemployment situation has improved" Which means a lot of little fellows have quit watching the ticker and gone back to work.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-11

Copyright. 1929, Publishers
 Syndicate
New Britain herald., 1929-11-11

Bankers saved the situation" in Wall Street. To save a situation you give a scared man a nickel for the shote he's carrying.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-11

The ComptrollerGencral com plains that Shipping Board vessels are sold too cheap, but doesn't give the market quotation on white ele- plants.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-15
UNIONIzATI0N OF
LABOR IN SOUTH
TO Be VIGOROUS
A. F. of L. Calls on Its
Members for Help to
Organize Workers.
BY ARTHUR F. DEGREVE
United Press stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-Or-
ganized labor in America today stood
pledged to a vigorous campaign TO-
ward complete unionization Of work
ers in states south Of the Mason
DIXON line.
without a dissenting vote, more
than one hundred leaders of ma
tional and international labor
unions, affiliated with the American
Federation of Labor, Thursday night
adopted a report Of a committee
which had been instructed to sug-
gest means of conducting the
gigantic task.
The report called for an appeal for
funds from all union men; for all
unions to send one or more or
ganizers into the south; for state
federation heads to mobilize their
forces to aid in the campaign, and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-15
Wrong Number

~ = WtAt0 FTfhA
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. Is.
You can be fined a nominal
sum for dropping phone slugs
into a vending machine, but it
may cost Edward j. Hiebel
S20,500 for trying to drop
some down a woman's back.
In a damage suit filed in the
superior court Mrs. Alvena
Marchant of Oakland alleges
that Hiebel committed an "un-
provoked assault" upon her
person, in attempting to put
phone slugs down her back,
and that she fell and broke
her leg in endeavoring to avoid
him.
She asks s20,500 to pay for
doctor bills and to assuage her
injured feelings.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-15

commissions yet. One of the latest
was Lieutenant Zeus Soucek, noted
navy fiier, who established an en-
durance record for seaplanes last
year.
But what is worrying Admiral
william A Moffet, chief, and other
officers of the bureau is the spirit
of unrest in the air service.
Many air officers, it is said, are
staying in the navy with the hope
their pay soon will be raised. 1t
is true some officers of the line now
look with envy on the pay enye-
lopes of flight officers, who receive
so per cent more base pay than of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-15

west coast and deposit its pas
sengers near Los Angeles. There
they make connection with the
Transcontinental Air Transports
"airrail" system for the return trip
east. Distance: 5000 miles. Fare,
$50
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-15
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

ficers of other branches of the navy.
Yet, it is commended by high off,
GERS of the aeronautic bureau, that
unless something is done to make
naval air service more remunerative,
the navy stands to lose many of its
best f1iers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-15
BEST FLIERS OF
u. s. NAVY ARE
QUITTING RANKS
Commercial Jobs Attract
Because of Low Pay
in Service.
Bu United Press

BH United Press
WASHINGTON, Nov. f5.-Tha
Navy Departments Aeronaut!cs
Bureau frankly is perturbed. With
it's "thousand-plane" program near
ing completion and the demand for
pilots growing each day, some of
the Nays best fliers are leaving
the service to accept more lucra-
tive places in the commercial
aeronautical world. where their in
tense training makes them highly
valuable.
Only few have resigned their
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-15
Air-RaiI- Ship Line

The first craftsmanship line"
in the world, according to its back
ers, was started recently when the
S. S. California steamed away from
New York City for Caribbean
water. The ship will pass through
the@Panama Canal. turn up the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-15
huntsville Woman Dies

BIZ Times Special
huntsville, Ind. Nov. 15.--
Mrs. Laura Jackson, SIS, is dead. She
leaves her husband Kenneth Jack
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-15

for the senate to adopt the Wheeler
resolution, providing for a senate In
vestigation of the southern textile
industry.
A stirring address by President
william Green of the American
Federation of Labor, in which he
emphasized that the southern work
ers would have available the entire
resources of the federation, preceded
action on the report.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-15

In Berlin a noisy automobile is
confscated by the police and fitted
with a silencer at the owners ex-
nenSe.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-15
NOV. Is. 1929.

son and two sons, Lawrence Jack
son, huntsville, and Paul Jackson
of Liberty, one daughter, Mrs.
Lorena Grimme of Liberty.
The Washington times., 1929-08-26
The knowledge Test for
Readers of The Times

Do you know:
1. What color is mauve?
2. What is parable?
sWhat the phrase used to indicate official formaly
lay2
4. What is arabesque?
What is the Of the Indian who is Of poem
by Longfenow?
8. What is a maador?
In the Bible who is the mother Of and Jacob?
Match correctly:
8. Asphyxiation Bulky
8. Levity Not given conversation y
10. Massive Frivoliy or flippancy
IL. Paragon Hopeful
IL. Ransack Suffocaon
IS. Sanguine A feud blood revenge
IA. Taciturn Search
10. Vendetta Model
(Answers Fiction Pagel
The Washington times., 1929-08-26
TUESDAY, AUGUST 27

Tomorrow phalanx Of good aspects meets but they
tempered by few adverse The balance of however,
is in your favor, push your interests
LOOKING AHEAD
II tomorrow birthday be in confusion about
work during the coming year. There many aspects which n
cate of intense activity and is good for travel and
enterprises Guard your health during this period
For child born tomorrow the indications that he will be
clever practical adaptable and manysdd keeny alive
selfnteres He find his occupation sphere where
he must cater to the public.
WORK IS THE MISSION OF MANKIND
Why here? Look chart in the center of which
little EARTH making revolution hours always in
notion always active
"Wok the mission Of mankind this earth day
struggling will arrive approximate degree
when he who has work to do by whatever he
called will find good show himself in quarter
solar SYSTEM but and look out elsewhere there
idle planet discoverabe Let all honest workers rejoice that such
law, the first Of nature, has been recognized by them"
GEORGE BERNARD SHAW.
The Washington times., 1929-08-26

Kabibble Kabaret-Ry Hershfied
Rss.ssa
BEAR ma. kABIebLE
cAN TIE LAlu AHPME GET NY OESEFnNG
| AUSsAND eASk<? q
TgS .IYE, ,!AES'u FIx " So 4ov UoHSs
The Washington times., 1929-08-26
By WILLIAM SHWADER

The chart shoa0s the positions of the signs and planets
in the hedUens looking south at the time of
RISE Moon decreasing in third quarter but changes
during the early afternoon into the last quarter.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-08-16
Rohleder nahle zemrel.

Soudce policejni stanice cat
large, Frederick A. Rohleder,
zemTel nahle We SVEN dome, &.
825 n. Kenwood avenue V noci
re ctvrtku ma patek minuleho
tydne.
Vecer neil skonal, 1castnil
Sc banketu klubovnfm dome
demokratickych mladfk1 7.
wardy. Banket davan byl ma
pocest navStevy Jamese Klec-
ky z Chicago, byvaleho Balti-
morana a byvaleho soudce Lii
doveho soudu.
Rohleder vratil Sc kolem p1l
noci domd a ulehl ST. Kolem
4. hodiny probudil Sc stezuje
sobe, re nemocen jest. Zavo-
Ian byl DR.. Jerry HULA. Kdyz
pTisel, Rohleder byl mrtev.
Koroner, DR.. Blades, udal "a
pTfcinu nahle smrti akutnl ne
zazivnost.
Rohleder churavel po cely
rok. Star byl Al rok1. P1vod-
ne byl elektrikafem. Cinny v
demokraticke politice a odda-
ny stoupenec Kellyho, ustano-
ven byl pred II roxy "a poll
cejnfho soudce severovychodni
stanice ma n1z soudcem byl po
6 rokG. Pc te slouzil jako po-
licejnf soudce "at large. Byl
clenem zednarske loze a radu
Tall Cedars of Lebanon. Pohr-
ben byl V pondelf ma Loudon
hTbitOve.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-08-16
Ze zdravotniho odboru.

V uplynulem tydnu zemfelo
V Baltimore 1913 osob.
Ditek narodilo Sc v tydnu
331.
Pocet obyvatelstva mesta v
tydnu tom dosel vyse 843.148.
- Zdravotni komisar upo-
zornuje ma ctyfi prfpady tax
zvane spave nemoci, jez zde
skoncily smrtf behem cervence.
Nemoci teto V minulem tydnu
podlehl We Washingtonu presi-
dent Chesapeake & Potomac
telefonn1 spolecnosti, Albert E.
Berry.
Dale upozornuje komisaf ma
sarlach, jehoz oznameno 67
pTfpadG. Komisar varuje ro-
dice op6t pred moznym vypuk-
nutfm zaskrtu. Ditko jevici
pocatky nemoci, ma chovano
byti mimo styku s jinymi det-
mi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-08-16
Clayland misto auditorem.

Governor Richie ustanovil
Daniela L. Clayland statn1m
mfsto auditorem. Urad zasta-
val Daniel HI. Carroll, jenz od-
kryl podvody, ktere pc leta pro
vad6ny byly ma skodu poplat-
Mkt We statn1 silnicni komisi.
Po udani podvodd techto "a
staven mu plat. Ia nejaky cas-
mu vyplacen.
R6znost nahledG mezi stat
MIN auditorem Milbourne a
Carrollem dostala Sc pred po-
rotu, ktera uznala spravny ma
lez CarrollGv O odcizeni 1885,
1873 pokladny silnicn1 komise.
Nekolik nepoctivych zrizencu
bylo uvezneno. Ia nejaky cas-
komise zreorganisovana. Car
Eroll, jenz ma podvody upozor-
nil, prisel Trad.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-08-16
Mnozi chtsji "Olympii." "

Valecna LODI Olympia, jez
byla vlajkovou lodi admirala
Dewey We spanelsko-americke
valce, ma vzata byti re sluzby
a zakotvena trvale v nejakem
prfstavu Spojenych Statd.
Marylandst1 zastupci v kon-
gresu zadani jsou, aby Sc pri-
chill, by valecna LODI nebyla
prodana do stareho zeleza, ale
zakotvena v Annapolis u ma
moTn1 akademie.
O tuto vzacnou pamatku u
chaz1 vedle Annapolis, tez
Boston a Norfolk. Asistent Sc
kretaTe namofnictvf, Jahncke,
jest toho presvedcen1, re to ne
bo ono m1sto, jez vyvoleno bu-
de pro "Olympii', ma Sc posta-
rati O udrzovani lodi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-08-16

Howard Bryant, president
m6stske rady, jenz mel v tyd-
nu tomto zastavati mayora,
ktery v patek ma nekolik dnf
odj1zd1, rozhodl dtery, ze ra-
deli odejede ma prazdniny do
Ocean City, Md. Pred odjez-
dem skodolibe podotekl, ze
"povstalecky" demokrat, o.
Meara, jenz v neprltomnosti
mayorove bude zastavati Trad
jeho, a jenz je "pravidelne-
mu" Bryantovi trnem v oku,
"mGze sedeti ku konci tydne v
zidli mayorove a zahaneti mou
chy mayorova stolku."
Ma blahosklonne pranf toto
odpovedel O'Meara: "Mr.
Bryant odejel ku brehu more,
re ano. Doufam, ze hluboke
ticho tam budou mfti nekterou
noe a re moskyti Bryanta do
stanou."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-08-16
Mad cim Sc rozcilily.

Dve 100 procentni vlasten-
ky jelly v sobotu v elektrick6
poulicni kare. z dlouhe chvl-
lie pocaly Sc baviti cten1m
Trolley News" V techto IRA
ky jejich spocinuly ma historii,
kterou mayor mesta Broening,
napsal O pocatc1ch vyvinu
mesta Baltimore a pax pTisly
ma jiny clanek jineho pisatele,
v nemz napsano, re americky
prapor, ktery nadchl Francis
Scott Key ku slozen1 hymny
"The Star-Spangled Banner,
usit byl pivovare, ponevae
tam ku zhotovenf jeho bylo Vi
ce mista neil dome Pickers-
gillovy rodiny.
Kdyz V rozcileni sestoupily
S kary, usoudily, re zdvihnou
protest proti "zneucten1 nasi
vlajky". Kdyby hotove to by
10 pravdou, rozhodly, re pra-
por ten byl usit We sladovne pi-
vovaru, takova vec nema byt
napsana, ponevac die jejich u
sudku "nehod1 Sc takova vec
pro mlads1 pokolen1."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-08-16
Byvaly Baltimorsky klerk da-
ruje zrizencGm svym jeden
million.

Louis Bamberger, byvaly
klerk V obchodu v Baltimore,
pfi vzdanf Sc Teditelstva spo-
lecnosti L. Bamberger & Co.,
Is. zaf1 rozda pres million do
lar1 zrizencIm firmy. Pode-
leni budou ii, kteTf v jeho sluz-
bach vytrvali patnact anebo vi
ce rokd. z DART jeho podele-
no bude takto asi 208 zrfzencu.
Bamberger jest IA rokG star
V obchodu byl pc 60 rok1.
Kdyz byl IA rokd star, stal Sc
klerkem V obchodu sveho stry-
ce V Baltimore. Ia nekolik ro-
XII otevTel svGj vlastnf obchod.
Roku 1888 pristehoval Sc do
Newark pracuje tam nejaky
cas- jako nakupovac zbozl pro
nekolik zapadnfch department
Mich obchod1.
Roku 1893 dvema svymi
bratry zalozil firmu L. Bam-
berger & Co. Firma zamest-
nava mezi 4 a 5 tis1ci zf1zenc1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-08-16
Prohibice.

Ctyfi zatceni byli uv9zneni
V sobotu a diva JIM pozvani
pred vladn1ho komisare ma OBJ
zalobu, ze porusili prohibici. V
600 bloku Ensor ulice zatcen
byl Joseph B. Farrelly, u ne
hoz 16 beden domaciho piva
nalezeno bylo. Frederick Pack
sham zateen byl V pfepadu We
34OO bloku O'Donnell ulice.
Andrew Holewicky padl do
moci agent6 v dome ma New
kirk a Keith ulic1ch, William
Miller sebran byl 1900 bloku
p. Pratt ulice rs galony ko-
falky.
Truck nezname osoby skon-
fiskovan byl agenty ma Balti-
more Pike u Cation avenue. Ma
trucku byla bedna domacfho
piva.
George Wolf predvolan pred
komisare, ponevac u neho V
100 bloku Frederick road ma
lezeno agenty dvacet pet gallo
MI kofalky ctyricet beden
domac1ho piva.
Charles H. Thunel byl pred
volan pred komisaTe, kdyz u
neho skon* *iskovana v 300 bio
ku vych. 81. ulice zasoba ko-
falky a domac1ho piva.
Dvou set galonova' nadoba
na palen1 nalezena byla agen-
ty v opustene stodole u Aber-
deem. V dobe pfepadu z ma
dolby "jen Sc kouTilo." Ma pa
len1 cekalo SO galon1 smesi.
Vedle stale pet galond hotov6
kofalky. Ma opusten6 farme
na Poppa road nalezena zaso-
ba smesi a ctyficeti konskych
sill kotel.
= Andrew Mitchell, jen5
spolu Crester Littleton zatcer
byl u Powellville, Md, odsou-
zen byl ma 6 m6sfc6 do polep-
sovny a ku pokute $50. Little.
ton zaplatil $50 1traty. O.
ba PRIMAL Sc, re palili kofal-
ku. Chyceni byli statn1mi po
licisty, kdyz vyspavali poe
stromem vedle 70 galonove ma.
dolby, V n1z palili koralku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-08-16
Hotel Braddock znicen
pozarem.

Ma Braddock Heights u Ere.
derrick, Md, znicen byl V ne.
deli hotel Braddock pozarem
mezi 5. a 6. hodinou rano. Ho.
ste opustili hoffcf budovu je.
nom V nocn1ch 1borech svych
We zmatku poranena jenom je-
dna, Gertrude Rouchet Wa
shingtonu. V dobe vzniku po-
zaru spalo V hotelu 55 osob
Vsecky sperky, penfze a oble-
ky, jez sebou mely, zanechali
V hof1c1 budove.
Cena budovy, jez dplne zni-
cena byla, odhaduje Sc ma
100000.
Neil hasici prijeli Frede-
rick, skoro cely hotel stal V pla
menech. Ohefi povstal u ko-
m1nu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-08-16
Neblechate opice nalezl profe-
sor ma svych vyzkumnych
cestach.

DR.. Adolph H. Schultz, pro-
fesor anthropologie ma Johns
Hopkins universite, vratil Sc 2
vyzkumne cesty sve pralesd
strednf Ameriky. Studio ko-
nal spolu profesorem, DR..
George B. Wisolocki po dobu
dvou mes1c1.
Ucenci pTivezli sebou mrt-
va tela 133 opic, ktere zastfe-
iii V pralesfch, ziveho hada
"boa constructor, sedm stop
dlouheho atd.
V praleslch stravili tfi tydny
Ma jedne ceste konem spadl
do stree 80 stop hluboke. Wy
VAIL bez 1razu. Zasoby lekd,
ktere mel sebe a jez bal Sc
sveriti pr1vodcum, stastne ia
ke zachranil.
Obtfze cestovanf zvyseny by
ly destivym pocas1m a nebez-
pecfm cd jedovatych hadd.
Pet druhd opic ukofisteno
bylo. Nocnf opice, jeden z
druhu, male s velikymi oky a
jemnou srstf, jsou velmi rid
kym zjevem. DR.. Schultz u
koristil jich devet. Tyto a je-
dina, kterou doktor videl ma
rodnim museu We Washingto-
nu, jsou jedinymi, jez kdy vi
del vdbec. Hned jak nekterou
opici zastrelili, vlozili il do py-
tie cekajfce, re hmyz opustl
mrtvolu a zaplete Sc We tkanl-
Wy pytle. V tabofe srst opic
byla peclive cesana. Ma zadne
opici nebyl nalezen ami jeden
druh hmyzu. Jest to snad je-
diny druh opic, ktery blech je
prost.
V pralesfch, jak zajimave
udava professor Schultz, zije O.
pici svet bez vseho vyrusovan1
V koncinach, kde aspon po 50,-
900 rokd zije pro sebe, houpa
sc ma vetv1ch strom1 V techze
posic1ch, il tutez potravu po-
dleha t6mze telesnym zme-.
nam. "Opice tyto'', pravl pro-
fesor dale, "kdyby sly 81 kou-
pitt boty do obchodu, musely
by 81 tyto dati zkouseti ma leve
noze, ponevac tato jest O stopu
delsi nezli prava. Ruce jejich
jsou tez RUNE delky."
Behem celeho pobytu neby-
10 tam tax horko jako jsme
nell V Baltimore v techto do
bach. V noci spali tam pfikry-
ii vlnenymi pokryvkami. Nej-
vice vystoupil teplomer do w
Sc 92 stupnu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-08-16
Uctivy zlodej okradl pracujici
divku.

Policie v sobotu v noci "a
vfela zlodeje, ktereho chytili
majitele dvou grocernfch OBJ
chodu ma Gold ulici. Dale po-
hcle V teze noci pocala hledati
zlodeJe, ktery ukradl pracujlci
divce V pradelne $50.
Prostredniho veku pan
vessel V sobotu odpoledne do
odbocky Archer pradelny, {.
SIT n. Howard ulice naproti
Stanley divadlu a ukradl dfvce
tam pracuj1c1, Mary Ford, $50
vyhrozuje j revolverem.
Fordova byla samotna v
mistnosti po pate hodine vecer,
kdyz zlodej vessel uctive zada-
je: "Byla byste tax hodna
zaenit mi 5 dolarovou bankov-
lIu?" "Milerada," odpovede-
la zadana sehnula Sc, aby z
pokladnicky vzala zadane dro-
bne pen1ze. Kdyz zvedla hla-
WI, uvidela prot sobe namlTe-
ny revolver. Hroz1c1 uctive O.
pet rozkazal: "Budte tax la
skava a dejte mi vsechny pen1-
ze. Nerad bych zastrelil tax
hezkou d1vku.'' Dlvka dala
mu, co V pokladnicce mela a
zlodej S pozdravem zmizel.
Ma Eastern policejnf sta
niei zavTen byl cernoch, 27lety
Allan Harris. Poole udan1 V
ohchodu Hermana Glatta ma
Gold ulici porucil 81 doutnik.
Kdyz mu jej obchodnik poda-
val, nam1fenym revolverem
rozkazal vydanf penez. Po OBJ
drzen1 $50 chtel uteci, kdyz v
okamziku tom vesla manzelka
obchodn1kova a V leknut1 not
ne vykrikla. Protest. obchod-
mix, Isador Kaplan, zaslechnuv
vykfik pribehl ku pomoci. S
okradenym obchodn1kem pu-
still Sc "a cernochem, jenz utl-
kal do vzdalenosti nekolika
mestskych blokG az konecne
obchodn1ky chycen a predan
policii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-08-16
Skladists zapaIeno bleskem.

SkladiSt6 stehovac1 firmy
Broadway Storage 100 bio
ku E. Fayette ulice, zasazeno
bylo bleskem We stredu V bouri,
jez snesla Sc mad mestem a O.
kol1m. Skladist6 bylo pozarem
zniceno sousedn1 domy,
nichz obyvatel6 prchli, zapla-
veny vodou. skody obnasf sta
tis1ce dolar6. Sesti alarmy svo-
lani byli hasici. Benjamin
Friedman zranen byl bleskem
v bezvedom1. Sest hasic1 bylo
poran6no dive dfvky: Rose
Pruncci a Mable Keagle oma-
meny dymem. Prvnf pozarnf
alarm dan byl V 9.05 vecer.
Friedman zfj1cf V sousedn1m
domu crazen byl V bezvedomf
TIME bleskem, jfmz skladiste
zapaleno. Ku vedomf pTiveden
byl manzelkou svoji.
Prace hasic1 stizena byla
tim, re pozar vznikl v zadu
budovy. SkladiSte roZdeleno
bylo We sta malych oddelen1,
clmz pTekazeno bylo, aby ha-
sici pine proudly vod ma ohen
chrliti mohli. Ohen zdolan byl
teprve po II. hodine po pdlno-
ci.
Baltimore okoli navstfvene
bouremi utrpelo r1znych skod
zvlaste vetrem, j1mz castecn6
strhany byly telefonni draty.
Z Dundalk oznameno bylo kru
pobit1. Ma nekolika farmach
udeTilo do maStal1.
V Hammonton We statu
New Jersey zabita byla bles-
KEN 21leta Amy Jarrard a %
lety Anthony Ordille, kdyz ma
kladali peachesy ma farme Sal
vatore Morino.
Manzelka farmaTova a dee
ra ran6ny byly TIME bleskem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-08-16
Policista pod zarukou pro
porotu.

Policista ustrednl stanice,
Walter L. Taylor, propusten
byl ma zaruku $4,000. Souzen
bude porotou. Dostal prode-
je demantoveho spendliku
jenz ukraden byl z domu John
E. Greinera, pod1l $25.
Harry Tomlinson, 40lety,
spendlik ukradl. Spendl1k u
kraden byl, kdyz nekolik del
Mkt pracovalo ma oprave do
mu Greinera. Tomlinson byl
jednlm z delnlk1. spendl1k
cenen jest ma $1,000. Tomlin-
son spendlfk prodal "a $3.50.
Policista z prodeje dostal $25.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-08-16
Hasic nepFedstihl plavkyni.

Stephen Relax, hasic stani-
&c {. 4. pokusil Sc pondell do
ciliti v6tsi rychlosti V pfeplo-
vani zalivu z colchester ma
Bay Shore nezli V loni docllila
Edwin Day Gillian Cannon.) }
Ttehak zGstal pc zadu "a nj Q
3 hodiny. Plovan1 jeho velice
etizeno bylo tlakem vody, jenz
ho smetl z drahy vytcene.
Day pTeplovala pred rokem
vzdalenost tuto "a 5 hodin a
25 minut.
Do vzdalenosti jedn6 a pGl
mile Cd Bay Shore pripluli mu
laproti jeho synove: 11lety
Charles a 9lety Matthew. Be-
hem plovani posilovan byl CO
loladou a pomerancovou sta
YOU.