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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-22

Spearing, Eldon z. Spencer. Charles
Steinbruegge, Jessie Steinbruegge,
Cledith Stephens, William J. Ste
vens, Harry Schmidt. Maud Sour
wine. A. J. Stocker, Harry R. Stod-
dar. T. S. Stuart, Mary Sturgeon,
Mildred Sturgeon, Joe B. Suding,
Mrs. Joe Suding, Henry Sulech,
Sam Sweeney.
John c. Tacoma, Carl Taylor,
George G. Terry, A. J. Thatcher,
Mrs. A. A. Thayer, Mrs. F. Thomas,
James F. Thomas. Mr.. J. H.
Thomas. Gladys Thompson, Howard
S. Thompson. Ihlia Thompson, Nile
Thompson. Ralph Thompson, Ray
Tingle, Phil Trautman, William P
Trees. Artella Trout.
U-William Uhl. Fred T. Ulrich.
V-Arthur o. Vance, Newell Van
Sicker.
W-Mrs. H. J. Walker. E. v. Wal
lick. J. Harold Wanner. Ralph Wal
ton. Edith Warner, Russell Weaver,
Virgil Weaver, Marvin Weisman,
Edna NJ WEIGH. Edith Welton, Mrs.
Rose Wencke, Otto Wentworth,
Charles w. Wheatley, E. Wheatley,
J. A. Wheatley. j. Wheeler, Walter
". Wichterman, Harry Wiebke,
Frank E. Walker, j. P. Warman,
Mrs. j. P. Warman. Alberta Weber,
Raymond j. WEIGH, Mr.. Wiencke,
Louis Wien. Eugene Wiley, John
Williams. Julia Winterrowd, E. H.
Wischmeyer. Mrs. Ada j. Wodtke,
Robert Wolf.
Y-Ed Yott, j. Macdonald Young.
AWilliam P. Zern, A. ziebold,
Grant Zimmerman, Henry NJ. Zim-
hermann. Sam C. Zine. E. J. Zin-
kan, A. S. Zlotkowski, Fred A.
Zwicker.
The play will be resumed next
week. Mrs. Kay Coffin. bridge ex-
pert and teacher, has been aiding
in the tourney.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-22
DEATH STAYED
FOR HAUPTMANN
Frederick Pope Believed to
Be New Chief of
Attorneys.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
TRENTON. N. j., Feb. 22.-Appar-
ent amity prevailed today among
counsel for Bruno Richard Haupt-
mann, but doubt arose as to whether
Edward J. Reilly remained chief of
staff.
Frederick T. Pope. Sommerville
IN. j. attorney, acted as spokes-
man for the defense and Mr.. Reilly
refused to define his status. Mr..
Pope was evasive, saying we are
four musketeers, all for one and one
for all"
Appeal procedure carried forward
by Mr.. Pope and c. Lloyd Fisher
independent of Mr.. Reilly and Egg
bert Rosecrans, resulted in an Of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-22
MORRISSEY is SUED IN
VENDING MACHINE CASE
Replevin Action Filed; $50 Judgment
Also Is Asked.

Chief Mike Morrissey was named
defendant today in replevin suit
brought in Superior Court by James
H. Cardinal, 651 MassachuSetts-av,
seeking to recover two vending ma
chimes seized by police in recent
raid.
In addition to asking the return
of the machines, valued at $50. Mr..
Cardinal also seeks a judgment Of
$50 alleging in the complaint that
the machines were unlawfully de-
tanned by Chief Morrissey and
wrongfully seized. Cardinal operates
a billiard hall.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-22
Just Mortal, Saws Wales

~ LNfItW FFtNS
BUDAPEST. Feb. 22.-"Stop call
ing me Your Royal Highness'-Im
just mortal like you, the Prince of
Wales said to a cloakoom attend
ant as he left a cabaret at a. m.
today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-22

fetal stay Of execution for Haupt-
mann. A writ of error was granted,
which sends the case to the Court
Of Errors and Appeals for review.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-22
Saengerbund to Give Dance

The Indianapolis Saengerbund
choral group will sponsor a Mardi
Gras masquerade ball tomorrow
evening at A9i2 S. Delaware-st. The
I public is invited.
The Washington times., 1935-05-15
HOPKINS DENIES
NICE 100000

BALTIMORE, May 15.-Reply-
ing to a query made recently by
Gov. Harry w. Nice for a restitu.
ton of 100000 deducted from
Maryland's May relief allotment.
Harry w. Hopkins, Federal Relief
Administrator, last night rejected
the States plea.
Governor Nice had notified Mr..
Hopkins Of the dire relief situation
and said that, though Maryland
probably would raise the estimated
100000 annually through the
gross receipts tax law. curtail-
ments made in the Federal allot-
ment for this month would pre-
cipitate a crisis.
Mr.. Hopkins declared the reduc-
ton was predicated on additional
revenue to be derived from the
States new sales tax. He said the
100000 reduction was made in
anticipation Of a 100000 return
from the States sales tax, and
that the Federal allotment would
be sufficient for needs in view Of
a seasonal decline in relief needs.
Meanwhile, indications from
Annapolis tended to sustain Mr..
Hopkins 100000 estimate. Late
yesterday tax returns had ex-
ceeded expectations and passed
the 100000 mark, with slightly
more than half Of the States re.
tailerS reported.
The Washington times., 1935-05-15
FAILS
IN POISON CASE

NEW YORK, May is G.N.S0.
Frederick Gross, 49-year.old Grip
pied bookkeeper, charged with
fatally poisoning his wife and four
OF their five children, may be re.
leased because of lack Of evidence
against him, District Attorney
William F. K. Geoghan, of Brook
1yn, tntimated today.
Mr.. Geoghan revealed that
Gross had uttered a fervent plea
In his cell in Brooklyn City Prison
last night to be turned loose so
ne might aid the police in solving
the mystery surrounding the Sc
rieS Of deaths.
Mr.. Geoghan said Gross had
been subjected to So hours of con-
slant grilling by the police and
That no material discrepancies
had been uncovered in his story.
l. Gross objected strenuously to
me theory that his wife might
Lave slain the children and her
self to release them from the
drudgery Of existence on his sal
airy Of $40 week. He was quoted
as saying:
IF I thought she did it, I
would take the blame for it my.
self"
The Washington times., 1935-05-15
Missing Husband
OF Suicide Hunted

Police today sought to learn the
whereabouts of Malcolm McGhee,
missing husband Of Jeanette Nc
Chez who yesterday took her life
by inhaling gas in her home in
the 1000 block Of Fifteenth St.
N. w.
Police said Mr.. McGhee, who,
with his wife operated a night
club on the second floor of the
building where they lived, had
been missing for a week. A certifi.
cate of suicide was issued in the
death of his wife, who was found
by two ice men who smelled the
escaping gas in the building and
broke down the door to her third
floor apartment.
The Washington times., 1935-05-15
LEG BROKEN

Motorcycle Policeman Howard
w. Carmichael, 341O Eighteenth
st. N. E., suffered a broken right
leg yesterday when his machine
skidded as he turned from Treas
ury Place into Executive Ave. N.
W., and pinned him to the street.
The Washington times., 1935-05-15
TO HEAR DONOVAN

Major Daniel J. Donovan, Dis
trict auditor, will address the
Takoma Park Citizens Associa-
ton in the library, Fifth and
Cedar SITS. N. w., at 1880 p. m,
Friday. Annual election Of officers
will be held.
The Washington times., 1935-05-15
Youngsters Put
Fishermen
To Shame

AUBURN, Mass, May IS
0.N.SO.-Twe lve-yea old
Tommy Ryan hooked his arm
through that of his Brother
Bill, 8, and said:
Lets go fiShin'."
Their equipment: A cheap
steel rod, a piece of string,
two penny hooks (minus
leaders, and one wriggly worm.
They caught
The biggest trout pulled from
the Charles River in Is years.
It measured % inches.
The Washington times., 1935-05-15
DEATH HELD SUICIDE

Certificate Of suicide was issued
yesterday in the death Of Mrs.
Anna Lucille Baldwin, IS, bride Of
less than a month, who was found
dead in the kitchen of her Ca
thedral Mansions apartment Sun.
day night. The body today is on
its way to Moberly, Mo-, for burial.
The Washington times., 1935-05-15
3 PRISONERS ESCAPE

BECKLEY, w. Va, May is (Spe-
ciaD Removing bricks beside a
second story window, three pris-
oners in the Raleigh county Jail
this morning escaped. They dug
their way through the brick and
mortar with o putty knife and a
The Washington times., 1935-05-15
COUNTY MINES MEET

Teams in the Maryland County
League meet tonight at the Post
at 8 p. m. A schedule will be
drawn up.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-17

The Lithuanian Little Symphony orchestra will hold a rehearsal in their club rooms tonight at 9 o'clock. The group will welcome any instrumentalists who wish to be- come members.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-17
Drum Corps to Meet

An important rehearsal of St. Jo- seph's Fife and Drum Corps will take place in the basement of the Congress avenue school tomorrow night. The directors will be John w. Stokes, Terry O'Connor and John A. Stokes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-17
FILA APPOINTMENT
 FOR MRS. TRESCA
TOrrington Woman Be- comes Chairman of
 County Division

Mrs. Anthony Telesca of Torring- ton, wife of Representative Telesca of that city, has been appointed Litchfield county chairman of the women's division of the federal housing administration. Mrs. Teles- ca, who is well known in Waterbury is a graduate of the Aroostock State Normal School at Fresque Isle, Maine, and Teachers College of Columbia university. She is consid- cred ably fitted for her new post.
 Mrs. Telesca has been a teacher in the elementary schools of Maine and Torrington and was elementary principal and supervisor in the West End school of Port Jervis, N. Y. She was vice-president of the Teachers Association of the latter town and is a member of the Na- tional Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs.
 Her husband, besides being 8 member of the state legislature, is also town clerk of Torrington. Mrs. Telesca is planning a county or ganization for every town in Litchfield county to be represented in to further the economically sound program of the National Housing Act.
 Mrs. Telesca will serve in a volun- teer capacity in the FILA forces.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-17
Only Three Remain In
 Deputy Sheriff Race
Italian Democratic Club to Select Member for Official
 Appointment to Position

has simmered down to three can- didates who have a chance of be- ing selected. One of the three will be formally endorsed by the 1tal- ian Democratic Club.
 The trio consists of Clayton Bro- doglio, John G. Pilla, Jr., and An gelo Nardone. Other names men, toned in the past for the post of deputy sheriff have been dropped by the Italian Democratic Club. It is not expected, it was stated to-day that the vacancy will be filled until after the New Year.
 In the meantime the Italian Democratic club will hold several conferences and select the one can- didate to whom the office of deputy sheriff is to go. All three men are prominent in the activities of the party.
 Democratic Town Chairman John H. Crary stated emphatically to-day that he is leaving the selection of the deputy entirely up to the Ital- ian club. Whoever that body en- dorses will be endorsed by Chair man Crary and the name sent to High Sheriff J. Edward Slavin in New Haven for ratification and ap- pointment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-17
BUSINESS HAS
 BECOME BETTER


 New Britain, Conn, Dec. IT, (UP)-An upswing in business was reported as directors of the Stan- ley works voted an extra dividend the first in several years, in addi- tion to regular dividends for the past quarter of 25 cents a share on common stock and 37 Ia cents a share on preferred.
 The extra dividend, of 25 cents will go to common stock holders as of record Monday, and will be paid Dec. 30.
 The preferred dividend will be paid Dec. 30.
 The preferred dividend will be paid to stockholders as of record Feb l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-17
RnTH ARE nEAn

Boston, Dec. 17.--(UP)-A 2e- year old iceman and his 40-year old sweetheart were dead today, vic- tilnS of murder and suicide.
 Harry Whitman shot Mrs. Mary Weymouth twice in her temple, time knelt beside her and killed himself in his apartment last night.
 Police believed refusad of Mrs. Weymouth's husband to consent to a divorce so she might marry Whit man led to the double tragedy. The couple had been friendly for sev- eral years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-17

provide for the support end care of the testator's mother, Mrs. Flo mena Cocchiola. The children to whom is left q are Filomena, Car mela, Carmine, Salvatore, Antonio, Domenic, Michele, and Felicia Coc- chiola. Mfr. Cocchiola drew his will August 9, 1885.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-17
wQ.. rvy.,.3.4-..a wn-4,,

Plan Christmas Party
 Plans for a Christmas party Fri- day night will be outlined tonight at a meeting of St. Joseph's choir in the choir rooms at 7:30 o'clock
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-17

Authentic information obtained early this afternon shows that the race for the ofice of deputy sheriff made vacant here couple of weeks ago by the death of the late Deputy Sheriff James DeChicchio
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-17
KINSELLA WAS
 SENT TO JAIL

Old Lyme, Con, Dec. 17-(UP)- William J. Kinsella, Harrington, R. T., who police charged attempted suicide by driving his automobile into two other cars Sunday, must
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-17
Party Monday

In accordance with their plan for social every Monday night mem- bers of St. Joseph's Children of Mary will hold a Christmas party at their headquarters next Monday. The Lithuanian radio ensemble will be featured. Gifts vii be exchanged and refreshments will be served.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-17
Wilson to Meet

Wilson to Meet
 Members of the Wilson A. c. will hold their final meeting of the year at their headquarters tonight ct 8 o'clock. Otto Wangemann will be the presiding officer. Plans will be made for basketball team.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-17
EIGHT CHILDREN
 LEFT $S IN WILL

Eight children are left the sum of s1 each, under the terms of the will of Angelo Cocchiola, late of Waterbury, admitted to probate to- day by Judge Dennis J. Slavin. The bulk of the estate, including the real and personal assets are be- queathed to his wife, Mrs. Teresa Cocchiola, who laso is directed to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-17

Norbert Aleksis, student at Notre Dame University, has been elected one of the announcers for the u1i- Yersity radio station. He is a mem Der of the college glee club, was di- rector of the Young Melodians or- chestra and tenor soloist with St. Joseph's senior choir.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-17
erve 10 days in jail and pay fine

Justice Shirley Saunders sen- fenced him to jail on a drunken driving charge and imposed the fines on charges of evading respon- sibility and reckless driving Occu- pants of the other machines were not injured.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-17

The annual elections of the Holy Name Societies of St. Joseph's and Our Lady of Mt. Carmel parishes will take place tonight at meetings in both parish halls.
 Considerable interest has been shown in the elections at St. Jo- seph's hall. Two rival factions have ben campaigning for the leadership. Candidates on the Reformist ticket are Stanley Lucas for president; John P. Greblunas, vice-president; treasurer, Victor Diamantas; finan- ciaI secretary, John Stadalink; re- cording secretary, Albert Vaitukai- tis; marshal, George Adomaitis; sacristician, Joseph Samaniauskas; Candidates on the Conservative slate include: President, Joseph Vit- kauskas; vice-president, Anthony Undraitis; financial secretary, Ed- tary, Anthony Augaustauskas; treas urer. Joseph Lutkevich; marshal, victor Statz and sacristician, Bronx Banavicius.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-17
Notre Dame Honors
 Norbert A. Aleksis
Local Orchestra Leader Named University Radio An- nOmcer-St. JOsebh's Choir Rehearses Tonight
BROOKLYN NEWS

There will be an important re- hearsal of St. Joseph's Choral Club tonight in the music rooms of the Congress avenue school at 7:30 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-17

Government schools in Manchu- ria are opening evening classes for adults.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01

Re mayor Jackson Dude Sc
uchazeti o znovuzvoleni. ma il
sto prohlaseno bylo re spoleh-
livych pramen1 We stTedu.
Dosayadnf mlcenf mayorova
jest pry jeho strategickym. ia
hem. -Preje 81 pry z6stati V L.
rade, ably mohl dokonati prace
zapocate. Moznymi kandida-
ty krone Jacksona jmenovani
jsou: William |. Norris, byvaly
president parkovnfho vyboru a
j. H. Ferguson.
Re strany republikanske kan
didovati Dude pry byvaly Sc
kretaT BroeningGv McKeldin.
Mayorske volby konany bu-
dou Z. kvetna. Primarily bu-
dou 2. dubna.
1. a 8. dubna budou regi-
stracn1 dny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
Trochu pozds vidsl, Re truck
hofI.

Alfred de Luca a Mike Fal.
cone pekli V pondel1 banany.
kdyz sc svym truckem hnali sc
pc Washington Boulevard a
kdyz pT1jemne cestou Sc bavili
nevedouce, re truck jejich no
ri. Nemilym vyrusenfm bylo
jim stfhanf pozarenskym true
KEN v delce tr1 mil.
Dive perolejova kamlnka me-
la zahTivati banany a chraniti
je pred zmrznutfm.
Cernoch, jenz je mel ma sta
rosti, nechal je pretopiti. Cd
Mich chytily Sc saty ma cerno-
chu, tento skocil znacne popa-
len. Mezit1m hasici zahledli v
Hyattsville re truck hoT1 a pu-
still Sc "a MIN. Ami Luca ami
Falcone nev6deli niceho o o.
hni v zadu sveho trucku a uni
zenf cernocha az hasici je do
honili.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
Den %. rijna oslavou Marylandu
zalozenl republiky Ceskoslovenske.

Statni senator, Callan, uvedl V zakonodarne V An
napohs "a. ledna n~asledujicf resoluci:
Resoluce davajcf g%overn6ru pravo ~prohlasiti den
28: r1Jna kazdeho roku dnem vzpomfnajfcfm zalozenf re-
publiky Ceskoslovenske.
Pon6vac, den %. rjna r. 1913, byl dnem, V nemz
repubfka Ceskoslovenska byla zalozena a
Ponevac, Spojene Staty byly prvnf zemf skrze o.
znamen1 sekretafe statu v den 3. cervna 1918 vyslovujf-
chic sympatie S umyslem profesora Tomase G.. Masaryka
a jeho spolukrajanG zf1diti Republiku a
Ponevac, feceny professor Tomas C. Masaryk, byl
zvoen prvn1m presidentem Ceskoslovenska IA. listopadu
1918, a znovuzvolen byl trikrate potion, posledne V kv6t-
nu 1884 We start "a rok1; a
Ponevac jest to pFimerenym, ably opakujfcfm Sc
dnem vzpominajfclm S %patricnym a verejnym progra-
mem bylo V pameti uchovano zalozen1 sesterske repu-
bliky v Europe;
Tudiz: Rozhodnuto zakonodarnou statu Marylan-
du, ably governor statu Marylandu byl timto opravn9n a
veden vydati %prohlasen1 naTizujfci drednfkdm vlady
vztyciti vlajky Spojenych Statd ma vsech vladn1ch budo-
vach V den 28. f1jna kazdorocne a zvati lid statu Mary
landu zachovati den ten We skolach a kostelich a jinych
pf1slusnych m1stech s pTimerenEm programem ma pamat-
ku zalozen1 %republiky Ceskoslovenske.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01

Mladfk z Filadelfie, jenz Sci
z Floridy pesky, aby ~navstlvil
svoji nemocnou matku, male
zen byl v pondelf lez1c1 v bez-
vedomi ma Philadelphia road Il
Rosedale.
V 1radovne doktora G.. M.
Baumgartner v Golden Ring,
byl pTiveden ku vedoml. Trpel
vysflenfm a hladem. Jmeno
sve udal: William Engelman,
20lety.
Pc posilnen1 SVEN obdaro-
van byl manzelkou komandan-
ia 6. poln1ho pluku We Fort
Hyde, Ellen Rehkopp, jez je-
douc pc Philadelphia road, ma
LEILA jej a vzala ku lekafi. Ma
|lozen byl il ma nakladn1 Wax q
dovezen do Filadelfie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
Pesti ma utocnika.

Poradna rama pestf do nosu
zabranila v 1tery zlodeji pro-
vesti plan ma okraden1 T1dice
taxicabu, Johna Reuwer. Zlo-
del byl chycen. Pc odpovedi
sve pesti do nosu zlodeji, f1dic
pustil Sc "a utikaj1cfm, v delce
dvou blockG chytil jej re spo-
du automobile a predal jej v
ochranu policie.
Reuwer z Ashburton ulice,
wal diva osumele odene do ia
xicabu ma Paca a Franklin uli-
cfch a zavezl je die jejich pfa-
nj ma Lafayette avenue. Po-
dezren1m jaty, kdyz zadan byl
ably jel stromy zakrytou casti,
zajel ku okraji silnice a zasta-
vii. Kdyz tax ucinil, "cestujl-
CT" namifil nan revolver S roz-
kazem, ably vyskocil z TAM.
Reuwer poslechl. Ale kdyz
muz sestoupil Sc stupatka, uv1-
tai jej fidic takovou ranou do
nosu, re zlodej dial Sc ma 1tek
pc Bentalou ulici. Pr dteku
odhodil revolver. Ma konci
dvou blockd ukryl Sc pod tam
stojfcim We snehu automobi-
lem. Reuwer porucil mu Wy
lett. Zlodej, pokryty snehem
poslechl.
Ma severozapadn1 stanici do
znal, re Sc jmenuje Chane F.
Albright z Curtis Bay.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
Svsdek pro H~auptmanna.

svedsky truhlar, Elvert Carl
strom, vypovfdal We stTedu We
prospect Hauptmanna. Sved-
Gil, re videl Hauptmanna v pc
kaTskem obchodu v Bronx V
noci /. bTezna 1882, kdyz dit
ko Lindbergha bylo uneseno z
domu rodicG HopeweH, so mil
vzdaleneho cd Bronx.
We prospect HauptmannGv
svedcila manzelka jeho.
Nemile dotcen dlouhym xii
zovym vyslechem, jemuz Carl
stroma podrobil generalnf ma
vladnf Wilentz, obhajce jeho'
Reilly sl1bil, re da navladnlmu
dosti prace zavolanim cd so do
70 jinych svedkG.
HauptmannGv vyslech re
strany obhajoby a strany zalu-
j1c1 trval pc pet dnf.
UTednfci statu New Jersey
oznamili, re kazda vypoved'
Carlstroma podrobena Dude CO
nejpecliv6js1mu vysetTovani "a
ucelem, jestli snad nedopustil
Sc krivopT1seznictvl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
Poutnici nalezli utulek ma
stanici.

V nedeli policie severovycho-
dn1 STANCE byla pomocnou ro-
dine, ktera ma sve ceste z Flo
ridy do statu Massachusetts,, O.
citla sc V souzen1 dosahsi Bal
timore.
Rodinou tou byl Arvid Salo
S manzelkou a trent syny cd
9 do IA rokG starymi. Ma Flo
ride, kde pracoval pc nekolik
mes1cG, ztratil praci..
Cestou vydelal 81 tn a tam
prac1 svojf nekolik dolar1 az
do dolby, kdy studene pocasi
zmocnilo Sc nadvlady. Kdyz
prijeli V malem autu do Balti-
more, kapsy jejich byly prazd-
ne. Prokrehlf zimou a neve-
douce kan Sc uchyliti, dostali
Sc ma policejn1 stanici, kde do
stale Sc jim potravy a spanku.
Salo jest rodem z Finska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
Poransni pTi klouzani Sc.

Sedmnactileta Agnes Ellis z
Rayner avenue poranena byla
vazne, kdyz v utery pri klou-
zan1 Sc ma Mosher ulici Eli
colt Driveway byla srazena
automobilem.
Sedmnactilety Ernest Perry
z Alto road, zranen byl auto
mobilem pr proficient sc ma
snehem pokryte ulici Windsor
Mill a Wetheredville silnici.
sestnactilety William Lamin
Il Rosedale ulice zranen byl V
utery, kdyz pr proj1zdeni sc
ma Mosher ulici narazil hlavou
do sloupu. Byl zranen tezce.
We stredu pet hochG crane
no bylo, kdyz jejich uhanejfcf
.sanky vrazily do automobile
ma Ponca ulici.
Pocet zranenych r1znych
.sankovych nehodach do stfedy
Edostoupil poctu 20.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01
Nalezl balicek Sc $1,444
v taxicabu.

Milton Grief pri otevrenf dv1-
rex We SVEN taxicabu uvidel ma
podlaze tohoto bal1cek b1leho
papfru. Wal je, rozbalil a ku
svemu 1zasu shledal v mem 10
a 20 dolarove bankovky v SUI
me $1,444.
Poctivec zajel S nalezem ma
JIM policejnf stanici a tam
tento odevzdal policii, ktera
vedela, kdo majitelem. Benja-
min Freedman, cely zoufaly,
dobehl tam Sc zpravou, re ztra
til vyplatnf pen1ze tovarny ma
kosil, jej1mz spravcem byl.
Poctivemu majiteli taxicabu,
zijfc1mu v els. 522 N. Highland
avenue ,dano bylo $40 odme-
ny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01

stavu Sc svym dobrackym
Kracmerou a "prostopasnou''
zabou Bar-Betinkou stastne do
stala. To musfte uvidet!
Obsazenf cele hry jest prvo-
tfrfdnf, V titulnfch rolfch pi.
Radkova, p. KaSpar a novinka
sokolskeho souboru sic. Wilma
Rysova. Ostatnf role jsou tez
v nejlepsfch rukach tax re lie
S iistotou ocekavati divadelnf
pochoutku prvnfho fadu. Bylo
by neodpustitelne pro kazdeho
kdo milovnfk ceskeho divadla,
ably nechal sobe ujiti tuto w
sostne zajfmavou divadelnf no
vinku, ktera necha jemu ma
hl6dnouti do dusevnf dilny ces-
Ike zeny z lidu jejich tuzeb,
cnosti, malichernostf ale "a
kazdych okolnostf, zenu ktera
i V bohatstvf nezapomfna ma
sve blfzni. Zacatek divadla
pTesne O 3. iodine Is minutach
odpoledne. Prijdte a nebudete
litovati. Vondracek.
V ned6li, dine II. 1nora
1885 sehrajf dftky ceske svo-
bodomysln6 skoly Augustin
Herman carovnou pohadku Sc
zpevy a tanci % 3 jednan1ch
"Dedousek Mech. Napsal
Frantisek V. Bouchal. Zpevy
upravil ucitel Antonin Cihlar.
Upozornujeme predem ma toto
jedine skolnf divadlo, a doufa-
re nasi baltimorstf krajane
hojnou 1castf dokazf, re mali
zajem a pochopenf pro nasi
ceskou skolu.
A. Cihlar, ucitel.