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NEWS OF THE CLUBS

group and committee chairmen was held
| 70 decide on definite dates for their
work during the year. Many of the
| members are looking forward to the
series of celebrity breakfasts which are
sponsored by the national league and
which will be held at the Willard dur
| ing the Winter. Mrs. Swain Reed,
who was chairman of the breakfasts
last year, has again consented to take
over this activity and has already Sc
cured a large number Of interesting
celebrities for these occasions.
Chevy Chase Branch, League Of
American Pen WOmen.-The regular
monthly meeting of the Chevy Chase
branch of the League of American Pen
Women will be held at the home of
Mrs. Nina Nash Cron, 1902 Mckinley
street northwest, Monday, october Z, at
o'clock. There will be nominations of
officers for the coming year at this
meeting. Nominating committee, Mrs.
Evelyn Hawley, chairman; Mrs. c. c..
Calhoun and Miss Louise Worden. Plans
will be completed for the diplomatic
tea to be given November 4. Mrs.
Charles Augustus Hawley has given
$50 in cash prizes to the Chevy Chase
High School for creative work in music
ana art. This was given in the name OF
the Chevy Chase branch and will be
known as the Evelyn Hawley prizes.
The branch president, Mrs. Jesse Mich
olson, was honor guest recently at a
luncheon given by the Maryland State
president, Mrs. Maria Briscoe Croker,
at her home, in Baltimore, Md.
Soroptimist Club.-The weekly lunch
con of the club, which was held at the
Hotel La Fayette on Wednesday, was
presided over by the first vice president
of the club, Miss Daisy Reed. in the
absence of the president Mrs. Harriet
Hawiey Locher who is in New York at
tending motion picture conference
presided over by Will Hays.
The club entertained as their guest of
honor DR.. Suzanne A. Noel, president
of the Paris Soroptimist Club and vice
president of the European Federation OF
Soroptimist Clubs. DR.. Noel is an emf
nent surgeon. She Is the recipient of
the highest honors in facial surgery.
and also has been decorated with the
Legion of Honor. Her address in French
was interpreted to the club by one of
its members, Mrs. Hubert Corens. Mrs.
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q. Bursley: resolutions. Mrs. Alvin B.

q. Bursley; resolutions, Mrs. Alvin B.
Barber.
The Petworth Woman's Club inaug,l-
rated its years activities with q meet
ing OF the literature section held Sep
TENDER 8 at the home of the chairman,
Mrs. Myers. Summer experiences we're
given by the IL members present, and
plans for the coming Winters work
were discussed. Mrs. Carey, assisted by
Mrs. Adams, entertained the educa-
tional section at its first meeting. Mrs.
Nelson, the new chairman for the year,
presided. Mrs. Hammerlund gave q
paper on Americanization, followed by
general discussion. The civic section
met September 10 with the chairman,
Mrs. Knox. There was a general dis
cussion of the various bills now in
course of legislation concerning women.
Mrs. Knox gave a brief resume Of the
book Concerning Women" and Mrs
Phelps gave reading from the paper
1.-THE Family" by Dorothy Garfield
Fisher, choosing the part concerning
women. A committee was appointed to
work out the program for the years
tive of the Visiting Nurse Society, was
the guest speaker at the meeting Of the
home section held at the home Of Mrs.
Sowerbutts September 10, with Mrs.
Abbott and Mrs. Finnigan assisting.
Miss Cadell discussed the work Of the
Visiting Nurses and showed a number Of
lantern slides. Plans were made for the
entertainment of the club at Its october
meeting.
The Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase.
Md.-Two of the sections will open the
wear 1929-30 Tuesday. The nature sec
ton, under the leadership of Mrs. Har-
old q. Moulton. will meet at 10 o'clock
at Chevy Chase Circle for walk. The
social section will meet at 1890 at the
home of the leader, Mrs. George F.
Mikkelson. on West Lenox street. to
discuss plans for the Winter season.
The juniors will meet Thursday after
noon at the home Of the president. Miss
Mary Jane Allen, on Rittenhouse street.
to reorganize for the Winter. Mrs. Hoo
yer Hanger is the leader of this section.
and Mrs Harry Fillmore Lowe assistant
leader. The civicS section. which usu-
ally meets on the first Friday, will not
have meeting in october.
Takoma Park Woman's Club.-The
first meeting of the executive board OF
the club was held at the home of the
president, Mrs. James A. Robertson,
Friday afternoon. September 20. The
business session was followed by tea,
served by the hostess. The club holds
its first general meeting of the year at
80 o'clock. october 1. at the Takoma
Park Branch of the Public Library.
Miss Sybil Baker will discuss the ques-
ton Of community centers In particular
relation to the need and possibility Of
creating a center in Takonla.
Sixteenth Street Heights Club.-The
first Fall meeting of the club was held
Tuesday afternoon last at the home Of
Mrs. Harry L. Stroh. 7415 Alaska ave-
nue.. The president of the club. Mrs.
E. E. Roberts. presided, with large at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-29
DEATH AT 102 CLAIMS
PHYSICIAN TO EUGENE

DR.. James r. wadel Ward, Who
Served Empress and Was Living
stone Companion, Citizen of q. 8.
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September 2s.-Dr.
James r. Wadel Ward, one-time physi-
clan to Empress Eugene Of France and
companion Of David Livingstone in
Africa, died yesterday. He was lo2
years old.
DR.. Ward was naturalized as an
American citizen when he was SO years
old. He was born in Palestine, the son
of British consul, and spent most of
his adventurous life in little-known cor.
ners of the globe. He came to the
United States in 1886 and shortly after
ward gave up the practice of medicine
and turned 10 lecturing on his aLvc:.
lures in the Orient.
DR.. Wards first wife, Emelia Berna.
dotte, was, he said, descended from
Gen. Bernadotte, aide to Napoleon and
later King Of Sweden. She died shortly
after they settled here. and some years
later DR.. Ward married again. Sur
viving him are five children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-29
Polish Notables Register
At Hotel IN Capita

Col. Glogowski, Col. Grabowski and
Lieut.. zarychta Of Poland are passing
some time at the Wardman Park Hotel.
They have come to this country to
participate in the celebration of the
150th anniversary of the battle of
Savannah and the death of the famous
Polish patriot, Gen. CaSimir Pulaski,
who was killed when fighting with the
Colonist forces during that battle. The
ceremonies will be held in October.
Canada is buying an average of more
than 1000 tractors a month from the
United States.
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sion of Winter activities. including work
of the organization and, permanent
work committees. after which former
President Ida B. Earhart. who recently
has visited IA Zonta Clubs, reported on
of directors of the National Confedera-
ton of Zonta Clubs held at the Edge
water Beach Hotel, Chicago. on Sep
TENDER 20 and FL. This meeting was
attended by representatives from II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-29
Babies Saved From Water.

During the absence of the nursemaid,
baby carriage containing year-old
twins dashed down the bank into a
river at Cambridge, England, recently
and the babies were saved by Miss
Kathleen Yarrow, who jumped into the
water fully dressed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-29

Nina Swain Reed. a member of the
club, gave a talk on What Is Happen
ing in Sweden" Several music num-
bers were rendered by the Misses Rupp
and Stevens. instructors in music at the
Marjorie Webster School. A number
of guests were in attendance. Mrs.
Nellie B. Hysong entertained as her
guest Mrs. Manda of Pennsylvania
Miss Lily Tyser had as her guest Miss
B. Bornett: Mrs. Ethel K. Pollard en-
tertained the cousin of the president of
the club, Mrs. P. D. Probert of Los An
geles, Calf. and Mrs. Betsy Fisher had
as her guest Mrs. McWhorter. now of
this city The club is formulating plans
for entertaining the Advertising Club
the third week in october.
Zonta CIub.-Return to the city of
vacationistS brought large attendance
to the clubs first monthly closed meet
ing this Fall, held in the oak room of
the Raleigh Hotel Wednesday noon
Vice President Gertrude Van HoeSen
presided in the absence of President
Esther C. M. Guide. Mrs. Grace Jen-
nings Landon, recording secretary. read
minutes of the last meeting. which was
followed by other officers and commit
tee chairmen's reports on activities dur
ing the month. Then followed discus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-29
Engagements to We'd
Formally Announc

DR.. and Mrs. John r. Sharp announce
the engagement Of their daughter, Mar
garet Elisabeth, to DR.. Francis A. Riley
of Pittsburgh. Pa. The wedding will
take place October S.
DR.. Herman S. Hoffman announces
the engagement of his sister. Miss LII
liam v. Hoffman, to Mr.. N. Norman
Mayer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-03-15
Patnact rokI stara manzelka
pro porotu zadrzena.

Catherine Cavidi, Is roka
stara, manzelka delnlka v ka-
mennem lomu u Bluemont
Baltimorske mokresu, zadrze-
ma byla v pondeli pro soud
pred porotou narknuta byvsi
vrazdy Charlese Edwarda
Smitha, 16 rok1 stareho cerno-
cha, kdyz tento nechtel nj
tancovati v jej1m dome.
Cavidi vymlouvala Sc, re
strelenl bylo jenom osudnou
nahodou. NamfTila revolver
proti mladfku S vykfikem:
"Nauc1m no tancovati." Misto
aby Sc Smith pustil do tance,
rozbehl Sc ku dveffn. Cavidi
po mem strelila, kdyz dobehl
do otevrenych dverf. Streleny
bezel jeste asi SO stop pax
klesl mrtev. Cavidi provdala
Sc pred rokem. Manzel jejf
jest 36 rokG star.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-03-15
Stavba postovni budovy
zadana.

Kontrakt ma stavbu move po-
stovnl budovy u Pennsylvania
stanice mezi st. Paul a Calvert
ulicemi, zadan byl firme Con
solidated Engineering" Stav-
ba rozpoctena ma $750.000. Sc
stavbou pocato We etvrtek. Do
zeme do hloubky % stop vra-
zeny jsou pilife, ma nichz spo-
cfvati budou obrovske sloupy.
Spodek budovy z vysi asi peti
poschodf must postaven byti
nezli vlastnf budovou 2 pos
chodl vysokou pocato bude. Do
spodu budovy vjizdeti budou
vlaky ma trech kolejfch. Kazde
koleje chraneny budou cemen-
tovymi pfehrazujfcimi zdemi,
aby v padu zeleznicnl melody
nebyly poskozeny koleje dru-
he.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-03-15

Sto padesat clend "ligy Mia
de Australia, zajelo ku navste
We mesta naSeho v tomto tydnu.
sHoste, kterym mesto a pri-
stav ukazany, uznali, re nova
budova mestske koleje jest nei-
lepsf a nejvetsl budovou skolnf.
jakou dosud Americe videli,
re americke dlvky dobfe tancf.
ale re spatne hovorf a re mlad-
81 pokolenf by byti melo pod
prlsnejsfm dohledem rodic6.
Jeden 2 delegata, Norman
Law, otevrene rekl:
"Mozna re my v Australia
jsme staromodni, ale my nev6-
rfme v domovech We pfilisnou
svobodu mladeze. Nasi rodice
dosud mali pravo tn a tam ne
co rfci svym dltkam.'
Navstevn1ci, kteri lodi W.
sedli v Kalifornii, behem nav
stew rdznych americkych NEST,
zasveceni byli v tajnosti zvyka-
cf gumy, ale neshledali tuto
pf1lis Sc Jim zamlouvajici. Bal
timore naval krasnym mis-
tenn"
z Australia odejeli ma cesty
po Americe po Vanocnfch swat
c1ch. V dobe te v Australia by
10 leto. Az cervnu vratf Sc
domG, bude tam zima. Cerven
byva tam nejstudenejsfm me-
slcem rOce.
Ma drahach nemaji vytapenf
parou ami v domech ustrednf
topenl. V Americe tomuto ne
mohli 81 privyknouti. Kdyz O.
tevrefi 81 vsechna okna We Via
ku, Americana mysleli, ze snad
blazni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-03-15
Svezli Sc z Baltimore do
Filadelfie.

Dva mladici vyskocili 81 v
Baltimore ma pfedek lokomoti-
Wy expressnfho vlaku a uhaneli
$ tlmto do Filadelfie. We West
Filadelfii spadli skorem mrtvi
IS predku lokomotivy. Nemohli
krok udelati ami mluviti. Sko-
rem pGl hodiny to vzalo, nezli
cestovatele: William Clemens
= Brooklynu a John Tepegne-
zian z New Yorku, mohli sde-
liti sve zkusenosti 2 vyletu. u
ciniti tax mohli teprve, kdyz na
policejnf stanici je rozehfali
nekolika koflfky horke kavy a
tfenlm jejich zad.
Do Baltimore "cestovatele'
pTisli, aby 81 zde hledali praci
a zkusili nejake dobrodruzstvl.
Kdyz praci nenasli a po dobro-
druzstvf tez marne Sc shaneli,
odesli ma Pennsylvania stanici
tam sverili sve zivoty predku
lokomotivy vlaku, ktery il Imam
byl ku New Yorku. We Fila
delfii chteli seskociti, ale memo
hi. Kdyz vlak stanul, svalili
Sc Sc svych sedadel.
Pc "rozehratl" odevzdani
byla soudu ku dalsfmu jednanf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-03-15
Zmizele ditko hledano.

Usilovne patrani vedeno jest
po zmizelem 8 rokG starem ho-
chu, Stanley Bozman, jenz
postradan jest cd seboty.
Rodice bydllcf v c.5227 Park
Heights avenue jsou presvedce-
nj, re dftko jejich bud bylo u
neseno anebo usmrceno.
Matka pozvana byla tento
ctvrtek ma hlavnf policejnf sta
nici, aby 81 prohledla AZ rokii
stareho prodavace Winner a.
venue, Johna Reasoner.
Tazana bude, zdali on je
ten "vysoky, dobre odeny
muz', ktery k nj pristoupil,
kdyz S hochem svym sc dlvala
do vykladnfho okna. Nezna-
my dal tehdy hochovi 25 cent?
Sc slovy: "Kdybych mel tako-
veho hocha, mohl bych z neho
neco ud6lati."
Reasoner zatcen byl We sire
du. V sobotu zmizely hoch hral
81 V lese s Vincentem Poole.
Tento udal, re kdyz Sc rozcha-
zeli, fekl mu Stanley, ze tam
jeSt6 zHstane.
V sobotu o pill sedme vecer
vid6la Dorothy Forney hocha,
jak 81 hral u gasolfnove stanice
ma Park Heights avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-03-15
Sto tisic usmrceno bude v
nehodach.

Predpoved, re 100000 u
smrceno bude v rdznych neho-
dach We Spojenych Statech v
tomto roce, ucinil pondelf Sc
kretar narodnfho bezpecnostnf-
ho koncilu, Ernest w. Corn,
kdyz 2 Chicago zajel do Balti-
more ku porade s bezpecnost-
mimi pracovnfky zdejsfmi.
Corn odhaduje, re 2 techto
pobijf automobily asi 27.O00.
V jakych nehodach ostatnl po-
vrazdeni snad budou, neudava.
Pocfta, ze ma deset miliond
osob V nehodach poraneno bu-
de lehceji nebo tie.
Narodohospodarska ztrata
tlmto zavinena dostoupi WISE
asi $3,00O.OOO.OO0.
Odhady tyto opfra Corn o
statisticke udaje predesle. A
pri nynejsf potrestenosti lidi sc
mic jineho ocekavati media.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-03-15

Soudce William G. Coleman
rozhodl, ze prohibicni agent
mohou stopovati trubku, KITE
rou tahne Sc alkoholicky napoj
ku baru, at trubka ia vede z
teze mfstnosti anebo z jineho
domu anebo z nekolika jinych
domG.
Rozhodnutf toto ucineno by
10 proti Clarenci Morsberger a
William Cecil, kteri zalovani
byli prestoupenf prohibicnfho
zakona v saloonu 1900 bloku
Frederick avenue. D1kaz pred
soudcem ma jevo dal, re agen-
ii pri prepadu saloonu stopova-
Ii trubku do sklepa, kde tato
spojovala diva study naplnene
pivem.
Obhajce zalovanych, John
Philip Hill, zadal, ably ddkaz
tento byl prohlasen neplatnym,
pon6vac agent die warrantu
nell pravo prohlednouti jenom
mfstnost, niz byl bar. Ma
hled jeho propadl.
Morsberger odsouzen byl
ma 16 mesfc6 do vezeni pro
troll pfestoupenf a $500. D1-
kazy prot nemu sebrala "Kitty
Costello, byvala prohibicnf a.
gentka, jez sama mela nyni o.
pletanf Sc soudem.
William Cecil, bartendr
Morsbergra, odsouzen byl ma
IA mesicG do vezeni.
Kitty Cosello odsouzena by
la utery ma 80 dni do vezenl,
pon6vac &C dvakrate vyzvana,
nedostavila Sc k soudu, kan
predvolana jake svedkyne. Eat
Gena byla We Washingtonu.
Soudci Sc vymlouvala, re my
slela predvolanf re je nastra-
hou bootlegr1, ktefl il slibova-
Ii pomstu.
= Leon Lampe, jinak Kra-
vaty, jenz vlastnil saloon v 900.
bloku N. Howard ulice, odsou-l
zen byl ma rok a jeden den do
vezen1 v Atlanta pro
tretf prestupek prohibicnlho
zakona.
Pri druhem prestoupeni od-
slouzil 81 vezenl sesti meslcd a
pokutu $3.50.
Joseph Vlack z $500 bloku|
Ashland avenue odsouzen bylI
ma rs dnf, Charles Stakus ma 60
dn1.
DR.. Walter A. Cox, jenz
ma uradovnu v 1 bloku S. Full
ton avenue, odsouzen byl ku|
pokute 5000 a dtratam, kdyz
usvedcen byl, re nezakonnym
zpGsobem vydaval recepty ma
koralku pro lekarske ucely.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-03-15
Konference "mfru" Sc neusku.
tecnila.

Pon9vac James j. O'Meara,
"nepravidelny" demokrat Sc v
konferenci neukazal, tato skon-
icla bez dosazen1 cile.
Konference m6la "a ucel, a
by docflila, by demokrate V
m6stsk6 rade nell dosti hlasu,
by pfedlohu o konsteblech pro-
iednati mohli die sve vile.
Konferenci "mfru" ma radu
Williama Currana svolal presl-
dent mestske rady, Howard
Bryant. Konana byla 1fadov-
ne Bryantov6. Ukolem jejlm
bylo dostati O'Mearu do rady
pravidelnych, aby mohli hlaso-
vati die vile sve. Ucel zkazll
O'Meara. Do konference Sc
nedostaVil.
Ma tvrzeni, re slfbil prijiti,
O'Meara rekl: "Nefekl jsem
Curranovi re prijdu do konfe-
renee. To co jsem rekl, bylo,
re budu o tom mysleti. A my
slim tom stale"
Demokraticka strana Curran
Kennedy-Ranft ma diva plany
ohledne ustanoVen1 vsech kon-
stebl6 demokratu.
PGjde-li mimi O'Meara,
strana postara Sc, aby pfedlo-
hy mayorovy v zakonodarne
schvaleny byly.
Nepdjde-li mimi a MIN
mayor, dali navrh, aby zako-
nodarna vzala z rukou mayo
rovych mestske rady pravo
rstanoviti konstebly dala toto
Iidovemu soudu.
Clenove Lidoveho soudu jme
novani jsou governerem a tim
vSe dopadne die vile demokra-
tG.
A ostatne, pravi demokratic-
ka fakce strany, "jake staros-
ii! Do kvetna, kdy vyprsf lhI-
ia konstebld, je dost casu. Kdo
vi co Sc stane do te doby.'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-03-15
Kontrakt zadan ma tovarnu ma
aeroplany.

Berliner-Joyce Aircraft spo-
lecnost zadala kontrakt firme
NJ. A. Long ma postavenl prvnl
casti tovarny ma aeroplany ma
Dundalk Junction.
Prvn1 cast postavena byti
ma do kvetna. Jakmile hotova
bude, strojn1ci a zaflzenl pre-
stehovano bude sem 2 Alexan-
dria, Va. Tovarna stati bude
ma pozemku mericim 5 p1l a.
kru. Pozemek tento jest proti
Logan vzduchoplavecke stani-
ci. Prvn1 cast tovarny zafi-
zenf vyzadal 81 nakladu asi
S250.000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-03-15
Beg warrantu do domu nelez.

Senat Marylandske zakono-
darny pond6lf usnesl Sc ma
predloze, re soukrome pTlbyt-
ky nesmi byti prohl1zeny stat
MIN revirnlkem anebo jeho po-
mocnfky, kdyz nevykazf Sc
warrantem. V padu re by tax
ucinili, podle predlohy podle-
haiti mali pokutam penezitym
anebo uv6zn6nim.
PTedlohu v senatu uvedl' Le-
vim re 4. distriktu z Baltimore.
Jako dodatek k tomu chtel pro-
saditi demokrat Mitchell, ably
toto tykalo Sc tez rybarskych
hlfdac1, kterf pravo mali bez
warranttl prohlizeti jakoukoliv
lodicku, zeleznicnf wagon, bed
nu, balfk anebo pytel, jestlize
mali "podezfenf veriti'', ze
zveT, ryby anebo n6co tam, CO
Sc pflcf pfedpisGm.
Navrh jeho napadl jiny de-
mokrat, Chambers, a navrh
MitchellGv padl 9 hlasy prot
18. Predloha jde nynf do Do
mu zakonodarny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-03-15

We stfedu nahle skonal p
John H. Sadler, manzel Amy
Sadler, {. 534 N. Chapel ulice
Skonal We start 68 rokI.
PohTeb zesnuleho konan bu-
de v sobotu O 2. hodine odpol.
ma Narodni hTbitov.
"svejk ma dvojcata" je
nazev divadelnfho predstaveni
ktere sehraje Del. Vzd6l. Spo-
lex "Pokrok" v Delnickem Do
me v nedeli, dne "a. bfezna.
Toto je velika legrace. Neopo-
mente sc dostavit. Dop.
V nedeli, dne II. brezna
We 8 hod. odpol. sehraj1 ma roz-
loucenou Sc svym cetnym obe-
censtvem sokolst1 ochotnlci roz
marnou veselohru z prazskeho
zivota 8 jednanfch "Terno'
Napsal Miroslav Vrana. We
hre isou znazorneny nektere
typicke figurky velkomestske-
no zivota, ktere jen hyfl hu-
morem. Rezie PIP. Valy a Fran
Ze. Hudba sokolska. Vstup
pouze ma vstupenky, jez lie OBJ
drzeti We vsech znamych pred
nrodeifch. Toz v nedei, ma
shledanou v Sokolovne. Dop.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-03-15
Vetsina ditek dokonalych pri
narozen1.

narozeni.
Statistiky, jak oznameny We
stTedu sekretarkou Narodnlho
koncilu, ukazuji, ze skorem
vsechny dltky pri narozen1 jsou
dokonale.
Kdyz nastupujl do skol, jiz
z techto jenom asi 40 procent
jest bez telesne chyby.
A. H. Reeves 2 Filadelfie We
schulz, v niz sekretarka Chas.
E. Roe, mluvila, ukazala ma to,
re Jizni Kalifornii ma jare
dobytek vhanen jest do urci-
tych ploty omezenych mist a
ze tam telata prohlfzena a roz-
delovana jsou ma urcite tffdy
podle toho, jak vyvinuta jsou.
Reeves myslf, re kdyz tolik po-
zornosti Sc venuje dobytku,
proc by Sc nemela pozornosf
venovati tez rostouclm dltkam.
Presidential Marylandskeho
kongresu, Harry Elkins Park
hurst, byla We schGzi toho ma
hledu, re v jistych obdoblch
dftky pravidelne prohlizeny by
byti mely ohledne jejich teles-
neho zdrav1 a vyvinu.
Konference konana jest v
Baltimore pO til dny.
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Vichrice, jez radila We ctvr-
tex, mezi jinymi skodami ma
tropenymi raden1m SWIM, roz-
bila vice nezli 5000 poulicnfch
lamp.
Telegrafn1 sloupy a draty
zporazeny a spretrhany byly
nejvfce v severovychodni casti
mesta.
Behem vichrice dano bylo
48 pozarenskych alarm1.
VBaltimore okresu v Hern-
wood rozboren byl neobydleny
domek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-03-15
Vrchni lekar a pensznik pora-
nsni V automohilove nehods.

DR.. Joseph Holland, vrchnf
lekar university nemocnice a
George Page West, pojisfujfci
broker, potluceni porezani
byli v automobilove nehode v
Druid Hill parku v blfzkosti
vchodu z Park avenue. Auto
mobil, v nemz jei, srazil Sc s
automobilem zlatnfka, Raymon
da Hughes.
Lekardv automobil narazem
druheho odhozen byl z cesty
ma lampoyy sloup, ktery prera-
zil. Konecne automobil sc pre-
kotil. 2 prevraceneho automo-
blu ob6ma pomohli kolem
jdoucf.
Nedaleko m1sta toho srazily
Sc tehoz dne diva jine automo-
billy. Jeden rldil 17lety Cor
don w. Priest a druhy 37lety
Charles H. Lippert. We srazce
poranena byla Mayme O'Fer-
rell a 5 rokG stary Charles E.
Lippert.
- Frank Samek, 21lety, &.
421 N. Duncan ulice Jessie
May, 2Oleta, {. 8 N. Glover uli-
ce, poraneni byli automobilem,
kdyz vysli z pozadf elektricke
poulicnf kary ma Fairmount a.
venue u Luzerne avenue.
Melvin Madany, jenz r1dil
automobil, odvezl oba do Johns
Hopkins nemocnice.
- Dvacet tTi roxy stare Lo-
retta Walsron ma North avenue
u Castle ulice rozrazena byla
automobilem lebka. Automo-
bill rfdil Frank D. Harrington
ze statu New Jersey.
- V prvnich dvou mesfcfch
tohoto roku meme automobile
ukradeno bylo nezli v teze do
be predchozfho roku. V led
nu a 1noru hlaseno bylo 1873 u
kradenych automobile. z tech
to vsechny nalezeny a vraceny
byly majitelGm az ma tTinact.
Rok pred tim ukradeno bylo v
techto m6sfcfch 684 automobi-
LII z techto 466 nalezeno.
Ia vetsinu kradezf zodpov6-
dni jsou tt, co Sc chtejf jenom
projeti a pax automobil necha-
il nekde stati utekou. Ne
ktere automobily ukradeny by
ly temi, co sc bojf vezti lfhovi-
ny We svych automobilech.
Kdyz "stof" dopraven byl ma
urcite mfsto nechajf ukradeny
automobil stati a ztratl Sc.
- Lena Castle, 51leta Cal
low avenue poranena byla,
kdyz automobilem, ktery Tfdi-
la, vrazila do sloupu ma North
avenue moste.
v Baltimore a Marylandu
zabito bylo automobily v minu-
lem tydnu do stredy deset o.
sob. Pet z nest6stf techto u
dalo sc v okresfch.
Dvaceti vzata byla licens.
Ma pokutach automobiliste "a
platili v tydnu $4,415.
Pet osob Vazne bylo pora-
memo a JIM poraneni lehGeji,
kdyz tezky truck nalozenJ u
him, srazil Sc s elektrickou ka-
rou v utery ma Maryland ave-
nue. u Lanvale ulice. Truck RI
dill cernoch, Hopkins Broad
way. Motorman, Manning, "a
chranil Sc skokem s kary.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-03-15
Msstska rada pro hlasovanf o
nedSlnich "moovies.

Resoluce, aby hlasovano BY
II mohlo dovolenf nebo nedo-
voleni nedelnfch moovies, pri-
Jata byla V pondelf skoro jed
nohiasne mestskou radou.
Resoluci podal radnf Daniel
Ellison, republikansky vddce v
rade. Pro resoluci hlasovalo
IL radnfch proti jednomu.
Prijata resoluce poslana by
Ia do zakonodarny v 1ter1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-03-15
Velkoporota obvinila ctyri.

Velkoporotou obvineni byli
ctyri re spiknutf Sc ma nicenf
majetku We sporu delnictva S
firmou Orlove & Svartz ma w.
Fayette ulici.
Obvineni byli: Sam Russkoff
Sam Rubenstein, Morris Melt
zer a Edward Levy. Vsichni
ma policejnf stanici udali. ze
jsou z Filadelfie.
Zatceni byli 8. bfezna pro
zniceni vzorkn.