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The Washington times., 1929-07-02

His hardness was only one Of the
many complaints against Whistler.
He found the work dull and me-
chanical and for relief would draw
designs on the plates Of maps he
was etching. These are to be seen
in the etchiIgs in the Library. He
was often reprimanded for vast
ing Government copper" Whistler
tired of having officials shopping
at his unconventional designs, and
one day etched a figure Of the
devil on the nagnifying glass used
by his superior. This cured him,
but a short time later whistler left.
The Washington times., 1929-07-02

A good used car will afford y0u with
economical vacation transportation
select II from tOday's Classified ads.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-17
DOUBLE FEATURES AT CAPIToI

An intriguing mystery drama from the master pen of Louis Jo- seph Vance, entitled The Lone | Wolf's Daughter" is the Columbia production to be shown at the Capitol theater on Thursday, Friday land Saturday. The famous Lone Wolf" again slips from under the strong arm of the law and brings to bay two international crooks.
 Once more Bert I.ytell is seen in the role of the Lone Wolf" character which he created upon the screen and in which he has ap- peared once each season for the past several years. It would be difficult to think Of the Lone Wolt' without a&sociating him with Ly- tell. This time the famous cracks man is presented in an entirely new environment.
 Set against the colorful and lux urious background of art auctions, country estates and palatial homes, the action moves rapidly introduc- ing television as means of crime detection and entertainment.
 The co-featurc will offer May Nc Avoy in a talking picture stolen Kisses"
 Beginning Sunday night Behind That Curtain an all talkie will be the feature for four days.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-17
.BOO7LEGGER LOSES
 LIFE IN SMASHUP
Customs Agents Chase Car
 Driver Loses Control

Plattsburg. N. Y, July 17.-iPl- An alleged attempt to smuggle li- quor from Canada has cost the life of the second Plattsburg youth with in a month.
 Elijah E. Belgrade. 21 years old. was killed yesterday when his auto mobile overturned while attempting to elude border patrolmen, The pa trolmen said they found 16 bags of ale in the machine.
 The customs officers, P, H. Cole man and F. l.. CoVeney, said Bel garde loaded the ale at Toussaint Trombly on the Canadian side, and was half mile below the border when they sighted him. They started in pursuit and Belgrade. in an ef- fort to halt the chase. scattered roofing nails in the path of the government machine.
 Failing in this, on reaching Mooers Folks, three miles from the border, he attempted to swing his car around with the evident inten- ton of heading back into Canada. The car overturned twice, fracturing Belgarde's skull.
 On June 1 , Arthur Gordon, also of | Plattsburg. was fatally shot after failing failing 10 heed a command by customs guards to halt. Patrol man Coveney was with Patrolman l Weldon J. Cheatham when the lat ter allegedly shot Gordon. Cheatham is awaiting trial in the case.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-17
Tom Mix Is Sued for
 Alleged Contract Breach

Erie, Penn, July IT (uP)-Tcm Mix. movie star now engaged with the Sells T'ioto circus. was named defendant in a S400 090 damage si'it filed in Erie county court by ZaclI Miller of the 101 Ranch Wild West shows. who claims Mix contracted to play in his show this season and then signed up the Sells Floto peo- pie,
 Miller alleged he contracted with Mix, April 6, in Philadelphia. Mix was 10 receive a large salary in ad- dition to private car and special transportation for his famous horse Tony" Miller stated he went to great expense in arranging for the appearance Of Mix and. when he failed to live up to the contract, was a heavy loser.
 Mix made no comment.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-17
"EArHEK. AND SOM AT STRAND

Stories of the supreme sacrificing tendency of mother love have long been the theme for motion pictures and fiction writers. Similar stories of raternal devotion have somehow been neglected. We often become d little conscience stricken when we think of the inglorious reputation surrounding our male parent-a pro Nider-that and nothing more. Rare ly do we hear of him as a glortied person in the sense that he is con fronted with a spiritual struggle which will allow him to make I martyr of himself for the sake of his child.
 Columbia Pictures has taken this unusual theme for aI7athcr anl Son." production synchronizeI with dialogue and 4maaic. which is coming to the strand theater on Thursday with Jack Holt, Dorothy Revier and Mickey McBan.
 There will also he, an excellent program of select vaudeville offer ing five very entertaining acts.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-17
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD WEDNESDAY,, JULY IT, 1928.
FORMER MRS. MILES
 HAS SOCIAL PLANS
Wants to Head New York "400"
 -Once Style Expert

New York, July IT LP1The New York American says today it is. un- derstood that the former Mrs. Basil Miles, recent bride of Col H. H. Rogers, will make a bid for New York social leadership on her return from Europe within the next two weeks.
 :. Has Many Qualifications
 The newspaper points out that the new Mrs. Rogers is beautiful, in her early thirties, has wide ,acquain- tance in America, a reputation for tact a flair for wearing clothes and the backing of the Rogers Standard Oil millions.
 An odd circumstance, the Ameri- can says, is that she is an Austrian, like Count Ludwig Salm Won Hoog- atratten, whose marriage to Millicent Rogers was bitterly opposed by the colonel. The marriage finally ended in divorce and the Rogers heiress is now the wife of Arturo Ramos, a wealthy Argentine. The former Mrs. Miles as Elyze Non Braun of Budapest was first married to Peabody Savell. an At 1 lanta engineer, from whom she was
 divorced in 1924. A year later she married Basil Miles, of Philadelphia, who died a year ago.
 Once Was style Expert She visited New York two years ago and in order to increase her in come obtained a position with a i Fifth avenue store as a style con-
 sultant. She occupied suite at the
 Hotel Plaza, where she received callers and dislpayed her gowns.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-17
Paonessa Will Confer
 On Bridge Improvements

Mayor Paonessa today made an appointment with structural en- gineers of the New Haven" road to meet tomorrow for a discussion on Black Rocki bridge improvements, and the mayor will suggest a wider protected sidewalk and widening Of the structure to meet the highway width
 The mayor went 10 the bridge last week at the request of Attorney Leonard s. Appell and was impress sed with the need for immediate inn provements. He ordered work start cd at once and secured the coopera- ton of the railroad officials.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-17
Americans Will Aid
 In Deepening HarbOr

Cork, Irish Free State, July [ LP) A group of American financiers is reported 10 have expressed willing ness to finance an extensive scheme for the development and improve ment of Cork harbor with ultimate establishment of a terminal port.
 The suggested project includes building a pier with large transit sheds, general and special ware houses. cold storage plants, stock yards and canned meat factory with extension of the railway to site at Cobh as we'll as deepening the en- trance of the channel and removing obStructions
New Britain herald., 1929-07-17

A large group of residents have accepted the invitation of the Bremen's captain to see the ship during her brief call here for aerial mail. A plane, which is coming from Berlin. is expected here during the afternoon and a fast launch will be waiting to take the mail out to the giant new liner. The French govern- ment granted special permission for the German plane to land at military air field.
 Cherbourg officials understand that the Bremen will try 10 make New York from Cherbourg in four days and Is hours, beating the record established by the Maure- tapia of five days, three hours and IT minutes. They will take the time as the Bremen crosses the three
New Britain herald., 1929-07-17
Byagilians Must Find
 Larger Living Quarters

A group of Brazilian coppersmlths and their families who recently To- cated in this city, taking over two stores, tenements and an iron shop on Hartford avenue, were today or dered by Building Inspector A, N, Rutherford to rent additional quar- ters if they wish to avoid arrest for violation of the state tenement house and sanitation laws. The inspector found the premises in which they were living overcroWded. minus furniture and without light and air as required by law.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-17
RUM SALESNEN GET TRIP

New York, July 17 (UP) - Six Filipinos and William Allen of Lynn, Mass, will get a trip to San Fran cisco, but they don't want it. In California they will be tried for sell
 ing liquor to United States soldiers aboard the transport St. Mihiel. They originally were arrested in San Francisco, but were brought here. U. $. Judge Moscowitz in Brooklyn ruled on the question of jurisdic- ton. .s
New Britain herald., 1929-07-17
Broken 0iI Line
 Halts Flight Plan

San Francisco, July 17 t1' - A broken oil line last night ended an attempt to set a new worlds refuel- ing endurance flight record with the California built San Franciscan.
 Pilots Bartlett Stephens and Fred Mckinley forced to land at 10:O3 D. m. after 95 hours, 49 minutes in the air, declared another attempt to break the record would be made as soon as the plane could be recondi- toned.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-17
TAXI APPEAL TAKEN

Hartford, July IT P)-The first appeal, a series of which are ex- pected to follow, has been taken from the decision of the public util- ities commission in refusing Fred Gilman of 1642 Broad street a cer- tificate to operate a taXicab on thu grounds that public convenience and necessity" did not require it The appeal was entered in the supe. rior court yesterday by counsel for Gilman.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-17
SCHOONER FREE OF REEF

Bridgeport, July 17 (CP)-Only slightly damaged after running onto the Penield reef. the Boston fishing schooner Stranger was able to free itself with its own auxiliary engines after a change in the tide.
 The vessel ran afoul of the reef in the early morning fogs of yester- day and was high and dry most of the day. The Stranger formerly was of New Bedford, according to Cap tain Andrew Meade.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-17
Mrs. De Priest Describes Famous
 Visit to White House Tea Party
 Before Chicago Church Women
Praises Mrs Hoover-Says No Excitement Reigned As Negro Woman Entered Room, But Start
 cd After Incident

Chicago, July IT P-Mrs. oscar De Priest, wife of the only Negro congressman, made a three mintue talk last night 10 300 women of the Pilgrim Baptist church. describing her impressions of the White House and its mistress.
 Mrs. De Priest, whose husband represents the first Illinois district, was speaking of her impressions as guest at a tea for congressman s wives given at the White House, June F.
 The presidents wife is wonder
New Britain herald., 1929-07-17

ful hostess" Mrs. De Priest said. "I believe she possesses a great soul. She is quiet and unassuming- modest; but she has all the dignity her position demands. The other ladies at the party discussed such problems as you and I might discuss at Sunday afternoon in this church.
 There was no excitement when I entered the White House. All the storm of criticism has been stirred up since outside the capital mostly below the Mason and Dixon line"
New Britain herald., 1929-07-17
P|CKFORD
 ID MARRY AGAIN
Piqued When Reporters Appear
 New PianCe Undertaken

Los Angeles, July IT (PtLottie Pickford, screen actress, twice pre- viously married applied here yester day for license to wed Russell o. Gillard, 33, Los Angeles under taker
 Miss Piclford signed her name as Lotta Rupp. the surname being that of her first husband. She gave her age as 3S. Apparently piqued be- cause her ruse in using the name of her first husband had failed, she threatened to tear up the papers" but almost immediately changed her mind.
 Tries to Disguise Face When she appeared at the bureau with Gillard, Miss Pickford wore dark glasses and attempted to hide | her face behind a hankerchief.
 "I don't want anything about this | in the papers," she told newspaper men. T was trying to keep this marriage secret"
 Miss Pickford's first marriage Was with Albert Rupp, New York stock broker, in 1912. She came to Los Angeles in 1917 and was divorced here in 1920. At that tune she an nounced that she would not marry again even if the man had golden wings and a diamond halo"
 Married Movie Actor
 However. in 1922 she was married to Allen Forrest Fisher, movie act or, from whom she received a di- vorce five years later. Miss Pick ford is sister of Mary and Jack Pickford, screen personages.
 Gillard's engagement to Mss Pickford has been rumored in Hol- | lywood for some time. No wedding | plans were announced.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-17
Albert Falls Sister
 Committed to Asylum

Los Angeles, July 17 LP - Mrs. Katherine Petty, sister of Albert B. Fall, former secretary of the inter- for. was committed 10 a state insane superior court. Mrs. Petty had been in the custody of psychopathic parole officer since 1924. She is a former magazine writer.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-17
HEAD MASTER NAMED

Wilmington, Del, July IT P)- Rev. Walden Pell, assistant head master of Lenox school. Lenox Mass, has been selected for master Of the Episcopal church boarding school for boys which will be erect. ed near Middletown, Del, by A Felix Dupont of this city.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-17
BREMEN ID VISIT
 CHERBOURG PORT
Plane to Bring Air Mail to Boat
 Before Departure

Cherbourg, France, July 1T.-(P>- The port and civil authorities here have arranged cordial welcome for the German steamship Bremen which left Bremerhaven yesterday on her maiden voyage to the United States.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-17

mile limit westward bound.
 (The North German Lloyd com-; pany,, owner of the vessel has off cially disclaimed that the Bremen is attempting 10 establish record for the crossing. but it was the general belief at Bremerhaven on the ships departure that the captain would certainly put his best foot forward on the maiden voyage.)
New Britain herald., 1929-07-17

T DO have rather an extensive ward- . \ robe, though John's Salary is a modest one. 7
 That is because I've learned the secret of keeping my clothes new look ing remarkably long time. Instead of spending all my clothes money replac. ing worn-out things, I buy extra clothes, and have much more varied wardrobe.
 II learned my secret from reading about the movies :. how they found that by always cleansing the screen clothes in Lux, they stayed just like new more than ttvice as long!
 "It's so simple method any woman can use it. And it certainly works! My underthings and hosiery and dresses stay beautifully new looking eper so much longer That is how can afford so many pretty things"
 You, too, can have more clothes if you always use Lux! :.. Because with Lux everything you wear stays like new so macb longer, you'll have money for those e*tra things every woman wants.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-17

The electrical street railways dur ing the past year carried 15.oQO,- GOO, ,OO0 riders on their cars and buses, this being more than seven times the population of the entire world.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-17

Encouraged by its large profits last year the Manila railroad will ex- tend it's service to all parts of Luzon, P. I.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-08-23

Predseda statnf silnicni ko-
mise pokutovan byl v patek v
Middletown, Md, ma 3 zaloby,
ktere, jak uvedli jsme v minu-
lem tydnu v Telegraph, vznes]
proti nemu statnf policista, ,jen5
no zatkl pro rychlou jfzdu v
cizfm automobilu a s nepravy-
mi licensn1mi tabulkami.
Pc ulozenf pokuty chtel "a
platiti checkem, ale soudce O.
depTel tento witt. Musel Sc
vydluziti $40, ably pokutu mo-
hi zaplatiti.
z rozsudku pTedseda Sc cd,
vola. Zastupce automobilove
firmy Baltimore, Jones, "a.
platil pokutu $11.45 "a pdjce-
nj automobile predsedovi, jen5
vzdor svemu vsemohouc1mu Il.
radu trestu neusel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-08-23

Po dovolen1 valecneho de-
partmentu Arundel korporace
dopravl ma 100000 kubickych
yardu vyplnovac1ho materially
na upravu zeme vzduchopla-
vecke stanice u Dundalk. Ma
terial tento cerpan bude Pa
tapsco feky u Sparrows Point
Z kanalu pred koncem Wes-
tern Maryland drahy ma McCo-
mas ulici korporace vyhloubi
asl l,250,000 kubickych yard6
ma tutez vzduchoplaveckou
stanici.
z tunelG, jez zbudovany bu-
dou Pensylvanskou drahou w
chodne a zapadne cd Pennsyl-
vania stanice, pocita Sc re ma
Educhoplaveckou stanici do
praveno bude asi dvanact mill
Gnu kubickych yardG zeme a
kamenl.
Doposud pobfezi stanice Sc
slleno bylo asi tremi miliony
kubickych yardG rGzneho ma
terialu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-08-23
kanada pro americke hosty ma
bidnou kofalku.

Skupina Baltimorskych OBJ
chodnlkG ma automobilovem
vyletu zavftala do Kanady. Pc
registrovanl Sc v hotelu V PRIV
MIN Kanadskem meste do ne
hoz pfijeli, jeden z Baltimore
nj koupil 81 die Kanadskeho
zakona lahev koralky v dis
pensarii. Napis ma lahvi byl
mnohoslibny. V m1stnosti, V
nfz pohostiti chtel spoluvylet-
Milky, lahev otevfena a obsah
ochutnan. Jeden "a druhym
odepfeli pitt. Lahev rychle cd.
nesena ku spravci hotelu, KITE
ry stezujfcfmu sill BaltimoranU
vysvetlil poradil.
"Jdete hned nazpet do dis
pensarie," radil spravce, a re.
knete jim TAM. re zde bydlfte
a re nejste cizinec. Oni tan
dobrou koralku mali pro Ka
nadany, spatnou prodavajl a
merickym navstevnlk1m."
"Kde ale mohou dostati tai
b1dnou koralku?" tazal Sc Bal
timofan. "Kupuj1 il Cd anne
rickych bootlegrG. Oni vsech
no udelaif jenom aby America
ne Kanade c1tili Sc jako do
ma," s 1sklebkem Tekl spray
ce. BaltimoTan odesel do dis
pensarie, udelal Sc Kanada
mem a ostatnfm spoludruhGn
V kratkosti odnasel lahev pra
| We, dobre skotske.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-08-23
sest mesicI "a napadeni
policistv.

Do Marylandske polepsovny
odsouzen byl 27lety Thomas
Reynolds 1900 bloku N. Ches
ter ulice, pro rusenf klidu a ma
padenl policejnlho strazn1ka,
George P. Cernlka.
Cernfk, samotny zatkl Rey-
noldse a dopravil jej ma seve-
rovVchodn1 stanici ac pred ne
kolika mesfci, kdy Reynolds
poprve byl zatcen, bylo k tomu
potfeb1 sesti policistG.
Cern1k, policista ma motorcy-
klu, stal ma rohu North avenue
a Washington ulice, kdyz Louis
Goffe z N. Washington ulice
pribehl k nemu a udal mu, re
Reynolds chce zabfti Louise
Griffo a jeho zenu, Lydii. Po-
licista bezel do udaneho domu
Dobehl do neho prave v okam-
ziku, kdyz Reynolds zamavl
zidl1 mad hlavou Griffo. Ger
nix, aes male postayy, vyrazil
Reynoldsovi zidli z ruky a pu-
still Sc MIN V zapase. Konec-
ne podarilo Sc mu zdolati ESQ
liber tezkeho Reynoldse a u
veZniti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-08-23
Volby budou stati $4O0.OOO.

Primarily a hlavni volby bu-
douciho roku a nova registrace
volicu, budou stati mesto pres
100000.
Voleni budou: governor, ge-
neralni navladni, klerk odvo-
laciho soudu, sest zastupc1 do
kongresu, statn1 senatorove a
zastupci do statnf zakonodar-
ny.
Dale voleni budou: vrchnl
soudce nejvyssfho soudu, stat
nj pravnfk, klerk vysslho SOU
du, klerk kriminalnfho soudu,
klerk Circuit soudu {. g., klerk
mestskeho soudu a klerk soudu
of Common Pleas, registrator
poslednich Will, serif, soudci
sirotciho soudu m6stsky ze-
memefic.
Clenove demokratickeho stat
nfho vyboru republikanskeho
statnlho vyboru a delegati do
demokraticke a republikanske
statni konvence voleni budou V
primarkach.
Kazdy volic bez rozdllu mu-
81 znovu registrovan byti. Re-
gistracnf dny budou v budou-
elm roce V zari a rfjnu. Hlavn1
volby budou 4. listopadu. Pri-
marky budou mezi 8. a Is. "a
rim.
V meste je 668 precinktG. V
kazdem budou zasedati ctyfi
soudcove pri denn1m platu So
v den registrace a $12 pfi vol
bach. Klerkove budou jenom
pri primarkach a volbach. Ka-
zdy dostane $12 denne. Ia
svetnice v dny registracn1 bude
placeno po Sc denne a po $15
We dny voleb a primarek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-08-23
Cichani opet prohralo.

Vladnf komisaf Abercrombie
propustil obzaloby Charlese
Bennetta, jenz 81 pronajal svet-
nici ma McElderry ulici, {. 2128
Vladnf advokat svedci1 pro-
ii nemu, re agent prepaid dim
IL. cervence a nalezl tam ko-
ralku a domaci pivo. Nikdo
tehdy nebyl v dome.
Agent 8. srpna vesli do do
mu podruhe, kdyz ucftili "a
pach lfhovin. VeSli bez zaty-
kace. Advokat tvrdil, re meli
pravo ku pfepadu nasledkem
prvniho pTepadu. Komisar roz-
hodl, re prepaid proveden byl
nezakonne a Bennetta propus-
til z obzaloby.
Agent svedcili proti nemu,
re nemohli dostati Sc do domu
pTednfmi dveTmi. Sekerou nro-
razili zadnf dvifka domu. Kdyz
vnikli do vnitTku, nalezli Ben
Meta jinyma dvema v predni
svetnici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-08-23
Stavebni program ma sto milo.
MI dolarH.

Baltimore a okoh bude m1ti
V nastavajfc1 budoucnosti stav-
by novych podnikG Gene ma
sto milionG dolarG. Mezi veil
kymi projektovanymi podniky
jsou stavebnl prace Pennsyl-
vanske drahy v ebnosu asi dva-
ceti ctyT milion1 dolar1.
Veliky podnik prave praci
provadf Western Electric spo-
lecnost buduj1c1' move d1lny v
Gene deslti milion1 dolarG.
Ma Locust Point stavl novy
podnik Proctor and Gamble
nakladem ctyr milionu dolar1,
ma Middle River Martin spolec-
most nakladem pdl druheho
milionu dolard atd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-08-23
Mysi nici lesni stromky.

Vodarensky inzenyr, Rost,
ma notne pot1ze mysima, KITE
re v okol1 vodn1 nadrzky ma
Loeb Raven kazi mlade skot-
ske smrcky.
Mysi oznacene jako "cvice-
ne mysi ma zeleninu'', nedaji
Sc chytiti do pastl, tfeba ten
nejleps1 syr nebo maso mich
nal1ceny. Strychninu boj1 Sc
vodarenska sprava uz1ti, aby
tim neutrpelo ptactvo, jez v
reservaci chran6no jest.
Vladn1 odbor orby zadan
jest o radu.
Vodarensky odbor ma 40 a.
krech nasazel mezi 40 a so ii.
s1ci smrckd, aby jimi chranena
byla vodn1 nadrzka. Asi &c
procent stromk1 techto zasa-
zenych tam pred 3 roxy, znice.
no bylo poln1mi myskami.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-08-23
Matka Is ditek rozvedena.

Laura Russell, matka 16 dl-
tex, obdrzela v utery 1plny
rozvod Cd sveho manzela, Will
vdana po 27 roku.
llama Russell, nlmz byla pro-
V zalobe O rozvod udala, re
Cd nj manzel odesel pred dve-
ma roxy. Svedcila, re pricha-
zival domd opily, re nj zacl-
nal vzdy hadky a stloukl il do
hlavy, re musela pracovati
dnem nocf, aby uziviti mohla
rodinu, ponevac manzel CO Wy
delal, to propil. zili v {. 1907
Washington Boulevard.
- Castecny rozvod povolen
byl Louise B. Bennett re ST.
Paul ulice. V zalobe udala, ze
nemohla ditkami svymi vydr-
zeti krute zimy vladnoucf v
Kanade, kde S manzelem lila v
Banff. Ku jeho rade vratila
Sc do Baltimore, aby zde naby-
la zdravf. Manzel sl1bil j po-
silati meslcne $50. Naposledy
postal il pen1ze v kvetnu pre-
desleho roku. Matka zalujlci
manzelky svedcila, ze manzel
| jejf dcery "byl velice oddan
sportGm" re radeji "hral ne
Iii pracoval". Manzel v Ka-
made zamestnan jest We vladni
lihovarnl komisi.
- V utery celkem povoleno
bylo osm jinych 1plnych rozvo-
d1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-08-23
Banda 500 hrati bude " den
oslav.

Koncert nejvatsf kapely kdy
sesazene V Baltimore dan bude
ma oslavu 200 "narozenf" me
sta Baltimore We Stadiu, v ne
deli odpoledne Is. zaTl. V den
ten konceny budou oslavy.
Kapela skladati sc bude z
500 hudebn1kG.
Kostely zadany jsou, aby v
den ten pripravily zvlastni bo-
hosluzby ku oslave dne smeru-
jfcf.
Pozvanf ku oslave pamatky
vzduchoplavcem spousteny bu-
dou mestech S aeroplanu cd
Los Angeles ku Baltimore.
Dne IA. zarf konana bude
velika parada, pri nfz lvi a
tygTi pomoci musl. Parkovni
vybor jimi a spolu k MIN pri-
pojenymi opicemi znazornova-
tt bude Baltimorsky zverinec.
Kazdy odbor mestske spra-
Wy dostane $1,000, aby "a ne
postaral Sc Q ozdobny VIZ pro
paradu.
Parady z1castnf Sc namorni-
ci a marinaci v poctu pres 1000
muzG. V cele jich paradovati
bude kapela z valecne lodi
New York.
Ku slavnostem pozvan bude
president Hoover.