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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-15
BANK REFORM
MEASURE pet
OF ROOSEVELT
President Using Best STRAIT
eqy in Effort to Force
Bill through.
BY THOMAS L. STOKES
Times sucIal Writer

WASHINGTON. Feb. I5.-Behind
the scenes President Roosevelt IS
employing the strategy for which he
IS famed 70 push through the new
banking bill. deEgned 70 transform
the Federal Reserve system into a
real central banking system
The Presidents heutenants have
reported that TIE chief obstacles, SO
zar as the congressional banking
~ommittees are concerned, are
5adicaI clement in the House Com
=1ittee. which would set up a new
central monetary authority. and, in
:he Senate Committee. an ultra
conservative eEment headed by
Senator Carter Glass ID, Va,
which would ssuttle the proposed
Federal Reserve changes.
The administration prepared for
this contingency on the Senate side
a few weeks ago by increasing the
so-caIled Glass subcommittee from
five members to eight and packing
II. as far as possible. with support
ers Of the proposed reforms. The
bill now is before this subcom-
mittee.
Both sides Fire on Bill
II Vas found 70 be impossible TO
delegate a su3committee in the
House Banking Committee without
getting a group prepOnderantly in
favor Of a monetary authority. SO.
on instructions from the Admin
istration. Chairman Henry 3. Stea-
gail ID. AlaJ plans to have the
whole committee consider the bill
from the outset
The bin natiTaIlv attracted fire
from both ultra-radical and ultra
conservative quarters when IL was
introduced a few days ago AS a re-
suit. the word passed that Presi-
dent Roosevelt had not committed
himself 20 the measure. and that IL
was not an Administration bill. This
was part OF the strategy.
For II there & one bill to which
the President IS personally and
ole-heartedly committed 1t is this
measure which he regards as essen
tial 70 clear Gp the wreckage left by
the banking collapse and give the
Federal Reserve Board power to
control not only credit but currency.
For that is What It does.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-15
Miners, Homes Bombed

WTLKES-BARRE Pa, Feb. IS
New violence broke out in the an
thracite miners union today when
two homes we're bombed Warnings
were sent to miners who refused to
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-15
Church to Give Penny Supper

Members Of the Westminster
Presbyterian Church will serve a
penny supper tonight at the church,
State and Sturrn-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-15
Depression Over, Mofett Say

OepTeSSlOH OfcNJ HOhCtb say
By United Press
WASHINGTON. Feb. Is. - The
country is out of the depression but
doesn't know it, James A. Moffett,
Federal Housing Administrator,
told President Roosevelt today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-15
Goes On Record

The chief executive advised both
Senator Glass and Rep. Steagan by
telephone. shorty after the bill was
presented. that he wanted 1t passed
intact. Because OF the TOW within
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-24
AID TASK
ADDS TO WOES
OF GROSSART
Transfer Of Auditing Means
$500 2 Month More on
His Overhead.

Transfer Of the auditing OF poor
relief bills from the Offices Of town
ship trustees 70 the Office Of MAJ .,,5.
County auditor Charles Grossart.
under a new state law. has added a
500 monthly cost 20 the overhead
Of the auditors Office.
With $1,000 900 in bills to be
checked by the auditors Office Be
fore payment from poor relief funds
the auditor has been compiled TO
hire Two extra clerks.
I do not know that twO clerks
Will b. sufficient. Il rlav be neces-
sarv % ask FOR additional aid when
the new budget j. made up. said
County Auditor Grassart.
NO poor relief bills are being paid
until they are checked By the state
accounts board When all Of the
old bills are paid and the work
systematized II viii probably re-
Quire special Office TO handle poor
relief accounts" the auditor said.
lie saws that merchants 70 whom
poor relief accounts are owed Will
not receive their money monthly
until All past bills have been
checked and paid.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-24
In the Book Nook

THE late Henry Kitchell Webster
i during his lifetime Of writing
used a diagram system 10 chart the
events in his stories.
At the time Of his death ne had
not completed The Alleged Great
Aunt which the Bobbs-Merrln Co
vas 10 publish
Had he used this chart or dia-
gram system the work Of Margaret
Aver Barnes and her sister. Janet
Aver Fairbank. both close friends Of
Mr.. Webster. IN completing this
novel would have been much easier
AS the published novel now
stands. it is impossible to determine
where Mr.. Webster left of writing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-24
: THE INDIANAPOLIS TINES

have wounded three persons by fir
ing a shotgun through a partition
in his house last night.
Police said those wounded BY the
blast are Mrs. Ethel Douglass, his
wife; Carol Douglass Jr.. his infant
son. and Mrs. Mabel Adams, mother
Of Mrs. Douglass. Mrs. Lola Kelly
Of Dayton. o. was not shot. None
was wounded seriously.
Mrs. Douglass told police her hus-
band had been drinking and she
said they had a quarrel. Douglass
was found hiding in a corner of the
back porch, still armed with the
shotgun, police say.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-24
NELSON MACY WILL
TALK ON u. S. NAVY
Head of League to Give
Illustrated Lecture.

Nelson Macy, Greenwich, Conn.
president Of the Navy League of the
United States. will give an illus
trated lecture at $50 tonight in the
Marott ballroom.
Mr. Macy spoke last night at a
meeting Of Parent-Teacher ASsocia-
tions in Caleb Mills Hall, and at a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-24
Scientech Club to Meet

6. c. Hadden of the Indiana Min
eral Aggregates Association, will
talk on Codes and Their Admin
istration" at the luncheon meeting
Of the Scientech Club Monday, in
the Board of Trade Building.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-24
TWINS BORN IN TWO
CITIES: MOTHER DIES
MartinSville Woman Succumbs i'm
Coleman Hospital

Mrs. Lula Anderson. 81. Martins
vile. whose twin sons we're born in
different cities, died yesterday
morning in the William H. Coleman
Hospital for Women.
One son was born in MartinSville
Saturday night and the other was
born in the Coleman Hospital Sun
day morning Both babies survive.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-24
; WOUNDED BY
SHOTGUN BLAST
Shooting CIimaxes Quarrel
in Home; Young Father
Lands in Jail.

Carol Douglass, %, of 1851 S. Ire
mont-st. was held in city prison to-
day on charges of shooting with in
tent to kill after he was alleged to
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-24
~ WALLER ID. HICKMAN

INDIANAPOLIS not only is be-
Il coming the home OF many native
writer's. but Is attracting writer's
from other places.
For some time William Pirtle
Herod. arthur OF a collection OF
. poems calico Ny Lady and Other
Poems" has been making his home
at the Indianapolis Athletic Club.
His poems reflect his information
al backgr ound. He was D IN in a
japanese legation in Toxic entered
the French ambulance service dur
ing the World War and as soon as
this country entered the battle. he
enlisted and saw active service.
He received his graduate work at
Yale and Eas travelled extensively
His mother is living in Folkstone,
England
Arthur n. StOckwell. Ltd Of Lon
don. England is the publisher Of
his first collection Of poems.
He is the son Of Joseph r HerOd.
who vas stationed at the Toxic
legation.
LIS poems reflect years Of travel
Il Il and observation in foreign
countries. France and Normandy
figure quite often in his poems. as
do the castles and the gay life OF
Paris.
In a poem. "Song-To the music
Of I'm going to Maxim" Mr. Herod
sings his farewell to Paris. tells Of
the charm of Montmartre and hopes
to return to such joys but always
thankful that he has a memory
OF Paris in the spring days"
In several OF his poems is found
a splendid appreciation of rood
books and one Of his poems has the
title of Books in which ne recites
the satisfaction that good BOOKS
brings to one after a d. of strife.
Indications are that these poems
we're written while actually under
going certain experiences as the
style is often different.
Mr. Herod is on solid ground be-
cause he is writing of things he has
observed. as these titles prove-"A
Soldiers Wish" Paris in War
time" "A Spanish Serenade." TO
the Sea" The Castle of Despair,
Winter" and the like
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-24

luncheon In the Columbia Club ar
ranged by Clarence Martindale.
Navy League director.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-02-14
JURY HOLDSMAN
FORBLACKMA|L

MINEOLA, L. l., Feb. IA
GN.S0.-Two indictments charg-
ing attempted extortion and black
mail were handed up by the Mas
sau county grand jury yesterday
against Edward Moran, 40. who
was arrested in Richmond, Va,
and is now in custody of Federal
authorities in New York.
Moran is charged with sending
two letters to William Wirges, an
official of the National Broad
casting System, demanding $4,000
under threat Of kidnapping Mr.
Wirges' 11:year-old son.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-02-14
DUNN ELECTED.
CITY MANAGER

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Feb. IA.
Emmett C. Dunn was unani-
mously elected city manager from
among Is applicants by the city
council last night. He has been
acting city manager since the res
ignation of Wallace Lawrence last
September.
Mr.. Dunn is the first Alexan-
drian to hold the position which
pays $500 annually. He has
been city engineer for rs years
Purvis Taylor was reelected
city collector and city clerk; Carl
Budwesky was reelected city at
torney and Charles Jet was re-
elected as auditor.
The council authorized extern
sion of credit not to exceed
100000 for current expenses
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-09
Misto " AUTOMOBILE marsal
vratil Sc " taxicabu.

Pozarenskym alarmem z Hol-
liday a Fayette ulic pc 6. hodi-
ne We stTedu vecer svolana by
la pozarenska hotovost, ably ha-
sila ohen, kterym zachvacen
byl automobil vladnfho marsa-
la, Augusta Klecky. Ohen Wy
pukl v automobilu,v n6mz mar
Sal chystal Sc jeti domG. Ohnem
poskozeno bylo spojen1.
V pozarenske hotovosti "a
stOupeny byly ctyri strojn1 kom
panic, diva tricky a vodnf vez,
vedle zachranneho sboru a
trouble wagon Baltimore Tran
sit spolecnosti.
Automobil marsalGv stal V
blfzkosti m6stske radnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-09
Mayor jackson 58letym.

Mayor Jackson slavil v ne
deli sve 58lete narozeniny. Ma
rozen byl ma Steamers Run V
Baltimore okresu. Neil stai
Sc des1tiletym, rodice pfesteho-
vail sc do Havre de Grace.
Politickou karieru pocal V
Baltimore r. 1907, kdyz zvolen
byl do prvn1ho odd1lu mestske
Pozdeji stall Sc registra-
torem a poprve zvolen byl ma
yorem roku 1923.
Gubernatorskym kandidatem
Jackson byl minulem roce.
Ustoupil, kdyz O Trad uchazeli
Sc tff JIM.
Prazdniny sve stravil ma Che
sapeake zatoce a v okoll.
Prazdniny tyto vykladany jsou
jake prfpravy jeho ku kampa-
nj gubernatorske.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-09
Richie do Evropy.

Byvaly governor, Richie, o.
dejel We ctvrtek do Londyna,
kde straw kratke prazdniny
sv6. Pred odjezdem uspoTa-
dana hostina V Maryland klu-
bu, k nfz vsichni clenove pozva
nj. SenatoTi Tydings a Rad
cliffe a mayor mesta, Jackson.
byly pTftomni. Pc hostine asi
sto clenG klubu provazelo jei v
automobilech ku pristavisti
Baltimore Mail LIME.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-09
Padla rama ma kozaky.

Ze kachn1 sezona trvati bu-
de letos jenom cd 20. listopadu
do 10. prosince, oznamil J. M.
Darling z vladnfho odboru. O.
znamen1 to lest nemilou ranou
pro Marylandske stfelce ka-
chen, jak statn1 polesny, Lee
Compile, doznava.
LeCOmpte ukazal ma to, re
V minulem roce kachny teprve
kolem IA. p~rosince pTiletly We
vets1m mnozstvf a kdyz totez
opakovati by Sc melo tento rok,
stfelcGm dan by byl vlastne je-
nom jeden tyden ku sportu to-
muto.
Statnf zakon Marylandsky
dovoluje stTflenl divok6 zv6Te
Cd l. listopadu do 81. ledna S
dennim nejvyss1m poctem "a
strelenych 25 kachen, 8 divo-
kych hus1.
Novy vladnf zakon, jak OAR
ling udava, schvalen presiden-
tenn Rooseveltem, ma platnost
made vSemi statn1mi zakony,
kde tyto jsou liberalnejSfmi
neil vladnf vynos, jake tomu
Jest V tonic pTfpadu We statu
Marylandu.
Darling nazyva novy tento
vladnf vynos "nejprfsnejsfm v
ohledu divokeho ptactva" a o.
cekava Sc cd neho, re pocet ka-
chen tim letos rozmnozen bu-
de aspon o so procent. Vyma-
hani Dude ma starosti vladnich
Gradu S pOmoci statni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-09
Vlastenecky rad chce odstra-
neni sekretarky Prace.

Hnev shrnul sc ma sekretaT-
ku .Prace, Frances Perkins, re
tato jest pr1znivou cizincum, a
narchist6m a radikal6m, jak
bylo prave rozhorcenym stat
MIN kampem Marylandu Was
teneckeho Radu SynG Ameriky
stanoveno.
V dtery kamp pTijal resoluci
We schulz hotelu Rennert,
kdyz rozc1lil sc mad jej1m "zlid
sten1m" zakonI V prospect CT
zozemcG a "a to re tax daleko
dosla, re az vpustiti by chtela
do zeme takove "divoce hled1-
CT" anarchisty jake je Emma
Goldman a "inteligentn1' radi-
kaly druhu Johna Strachey.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-09
Likerni joby budou trvati dale.

George Sellmyer, president
mestske rady, cinil v 1tery bez-
1sp6sny pokus ma propusten1
zr1zencG z likernfho odboru,
kterf pred dvema mesfci usta-
noveni byli V nad6ji, re pTfjmy
likern1ho odboru zvyseny v
Baltimore o. vice neil $780,
900.
Pokus Sc nezdaTil. Kdyz V
1tery Sellmyer dolehal, ably V
zajmu poplatn1kG dani tito pre-
bytecnf zT1zenci propusteni by
Ii, uprostTed debaty mayor
Jackson navrhl odrocenl a bylo
pc schGzi.
Morton j. Kerngood, pred
soda likern1ch komisaT1 vyvra-
eel We stfedu tvrzenf Sellmyera
a uvadel, re behem cervna a
cervence rozmnozeny byly prij
my pomoc1 zvetseneho persona
lu o $10.945 a Re sest zmen ma
vyssl license dosud rozhodnuto
nen1, c1mz by pT1jem zvysen
pax byl ma $685..
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-09
Vice policie ku zabraneni
nehod.

V dtery radili Sc V soudni
budove mestst1 a statn1 1fednl-
CT spolu S governerem Nice, jak
zabraniti automobilovym neho-
dam a zajistiti bezpecnost ma
ulicfch. z navrhd byly tyto:
Rozmnoziti pocet policejn1ch
straznfkd o 25 muzG, peclivejsl
dohled v dobe nocn1 a ctyfi no.
We automobilove Getty, jez by We
sluzbe byly pc "a hodin denne.
Dohled ma a~utomobily z dru-
he ruky, ably tyto stavem svym
nebyly nebezpecnymi jezdcdm
a chodcum.
Okamzite vysetTen1 zatce-
nych T1dicd, ably Sc -poznalo,
byli-li pod vlivem alkoholu.
Zadna licens ma T1zeni auto
mobilu nema dana byti tomu,
KIDD usvedcen byl z T1zen1 auto
mobilu, kdyz napilym byl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-09
PodIehIa ~popaIeninkm.

Catherine Suit, 15leta, po-
dlehla popaleninam, kdyz cht6
la uhasiti ohen V dome odena
jsouc jenom V nocnf kosili. O.
hnem znicen byl dun jejfho OF
&c, Williama Suit v Birdsville
nedaleko Annapolis. Babicka
jeji ~popalena byla, kdyz ruka-
ma utlouci chtela hoTfci kosili
ma dfvce. Ohen povstal cd roz-
svfcene svfcky, jez padla ma
l1zko. ZemTela v nemocnici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-09

kdyz do jeho automobilu vrazil
jiny ma Fallsway. Dietrich ce-
kal u Hillen ulice, az rude sv6-
Ito zmen1 sc V zelene ma W.
strazn6 v6zicce.
Ctyfi osoby zraneny byly,
kdyz automobil srazil Sc S il
nym ma Loeb Raven Boulevard
a Woodborune avenue. Sede-
satilete Georgii LeComte pre-
razena byla ruka, 38lete Mary
Herold potlucena hlava a no
ha, 29letemu Augusta Desortu
z Maryland Training skoly pro
hochy, potluceno oko a jeho
m%anzelce potlucena brada a
ruka. Automobil rfdila Desor-
tova.
Osmnact rokd starry An
drew Kuchta re 100 blocku S.
Durham ulice drzan jest pro
velkoporotu pro ukradenf au-
tomobilu. Zalovan jest, re u
kradl automobil Elmeru Clay
ton z Kingsville 81. cervence.
Pozval 81 do neho ctyTi asi stej-
ne jake on sam byl, swell je az
ma konec automobil rozbit u
Pylesville.
Kuchta doznal, re jiz to byl
patty automobil. Ctyrf jeho
spoluvyletnfci poslani byli do
st. Mary's polepsovny.
= Elsie Zadfk z {. 1913 E.
Eager ulice poprve v zivote
SVEN zakusila, co je automobil.
Lezela We voz1ku pred domem
rodicd svych. Automobil ko-
lem jedouc1 vyrazil z ulice ma
chodn1k a prevrhl vozfk i S Ell
sic. Re srazky Elsie vysla S u
smevem a nezranena.
Bruce Etter, 5Olety z
Waynesboro, Pa, srazen byl V
1tery automobilem ma Pratt u
lici a Market Place a noha mu
pferazena. Automobil TidiI
Francis j. Bradley z N. Calvert
ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-09
Hlidac usmrcen We sIuzbs.

Pred podnikem American Ice
spolecnosti We 1900 blocku w.
Franklin ulice, nalezen byl smr
telne zraneny hlfdae ledafske
spolecnosti, 50lety Fred Smith.
Ma ceste do nemocnice zemrel.
Hlldac usmrcen byl We stTedu v
noci cernochem, ktery mu "a
sadil ranu do hlavy, kdyz Smith
vySel re dver1 ven.
= Kolektor pojiStujfci spo-
lecnosti, 37lety Vincent Dan
tom z Reisterstown road stu
cen byl do hlavy a okraden o
skolektovane penize We stredu
kratce pred IL. hodinou V noci
V temne ulicce V 1000 blocku
K. Pratt ulice.
Z omraceni pTiveden byl ku
v6domi V nemocnici. Lebka je-
no byla rozbita.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-09
Byvaly statni urednik podrezal
81 hrdlo.

Harrison w. Vickers z Ches-
tertown, Md, byvaly pfedseda
Maryland statn1 komise, male
zen byl 1tery kriticky crane
ny We svetnici V Du Pont hotelu
We Wilmington, Del. Podrezal
81 hrdlo a lily v zapestf.
Urady sdeluj1, re Vickers
stravil nekolik tydnG v Allan
tic City, ably Sc tam zotavil.
Do 1Tadu pTedsedy jmeno-
van byl byvalym governerem
Richie roku 1920. V trade byl
pc 4 roxy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-09
Tr1 utonuli.

We statu utonuly tri osoby V
sobotu. John LeCompte, IDLE
ty re ST. Michael's Md, utonul
kdyz lodicka Sc S MIN pTevrhla
v Miles Tece narazem prudke-
no vetru.. Jeho bratr Lloyd,
27letv, Sc z%achranil.
Ma Edgewater bfehu Spar
rows Point utonul Charles But
Ter. cernoch z Washingtonu.
Tfetim byl 10lety cernoch Jul
Illus F. Carter z Oak ulice, jenz
utonul V Jones' Falls.
= Devet rok6 starry hoch,
Ernest Sherman Cd Savage,
Md, spadl V patek do potoka
a utonul, kdyz hral 81 ma moste.
Sobotn1 boure promenila Sc
severovychodne Cd Havre de
Grace V tornado. Blesk omra-
Gil 25leteho spravce fanny dra.
Arthura Bell We Woodlawn.
.Spravce, Vernon Machena, 20
tavil Sc rychle. Ohen znicil
cast strojG a kupy sena.
Ma Fort Armistead blesk u
deril do stromu a neznamy
muz pod MIN omracen.
Do komfna domu j. M. Schut-
re, {. $50 Frederick avenue v
Gainesville uderil blesk a "a
pail stTechu. Lijakem chen
uhasen byl.
Tornadem vyvraceny byly
stromy, strhany stodoly a po-
skozena ma pol1ch korna V oko-
Ii Havre de Grace. Elektricka
svetla svftiti nemohla pc celou
noe. Tornado zurilo kolem
5.45 vecer.
Veliky stan, V n6mz metho-
diste chystali Sc poTadati schG-
re, byl roztrhan ma kusy. V do
be boufe stan opusten byl.
Ma Old Court road We Wood
lawn blesk udefil do domu Will
llama Hille, policisty. Kom1n
a stTecha utrpely.
V zapadn1 Pennsylvania mo-
sly a koleje odplaveny byly W.
stouplou vodou. Dive osoby u
tonuly: Veronica Lamprotolis z
Latrobe a pozarensky naceln1k
Lawrence Huber, jenz SNAIL Sc
tonouc1 d1vku zachraniti.
Z rGznych mist severn1 casti
Zapadn1 Virginie usmrceno by
10 pet osob bouri, jez UNA
vana "a jednu z nejhors1ch v
poctu let. V Salem vodou ma
sta domG zatopeno bylo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-09
Misto dcery prinesli ST hocha.

Nejmenovany tat1k>pfinesl 81
z nejmenovan6 nemocnice "dce
ru" kterou tam porodila man
zelka jeho. Ackoliv pred po-
rodem pral 81 hocha, zamiloval
81 dcerusku snad jeste vice.
Kdyz pTijel stastny a vypinaji-
CT Sc pychou tatfk a manzelka
klidne odpocfvala, S posluho-
vackou poznal ana "dcera" Cd
byvala 81 jistou potfebu, re je
to hoch. Prohledl rucku jeho
a ma te nalezl jmeno jineho ia
tfka. Honem zpet do nemoc-
nice, kde prava jeho dcera by
la. Matka nevedouc o zamene,
V dobe n~eruseneho ticha pc ma
vratu manzelov6, celia stastna
Sc mu pochlubila, jakou to ma
il vzornou dceru, re tato kdyz
byl pryc, AMI "nemukla."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-09
Pc zavolani policejni stanice
Sc swell.

Clyde Valentine sam 81 takf-
ka pomohl ku svezen1 Sc ma Sc
vern1 stanici v pondelf.
Zavolal policii, ably sla do je.
no residence We 800 blocku E.
Lorraine avenue, re tam rvac-
ka a re tam muz dostal nekolik
pofadnych ran do obliceje.
Policie pfijela a zahledla
ValentinGv pochroumany obi
cej. Wat byl do Union Memo
rial nemocnice a pc vycisteni a
zasit1 wat spolu S 1tocnfkem,
Williamem Amrein ma severni
stanici a obzalovan z ruseni
klidu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-09
$40, 600, 600 pro Baltimore a
stat

V konferenci mezi presiden-
tenn Rooseveltem, senatory
Tydingsem a Radcliffe, Harold
L. Icks, administrator PWA
a H. L. Hopkinsem, administra-
torem ujednan byl We stFedu
program, jfmz p~oskytnuto Via
dou $40, 900, 900, z nichz $15,-
100000 jiz urceno bylo ma zTi-
zenf rdznych vojenskych re-
servaci, statnfch silnic, CCC
kamp6 a jinych vladnfch pod
Mkt.
Dosavadn1 statnf administra-
tor, John N. Mackall, Sc vidal
a mfsto jeho nastoupil Francis
H. Dryden, inzenyr mnoholete
zkusenosti.
Jina conference konana ma
byti dnes, We ctvrtek, jfz prfto-
men Dude tez mayor Jackson a
Baltimorsky mestsky inzenyr,
Bernard L. Crozier. V konfe-
renci jednano byti ma o pro-
jektech, jez touto vladnf pomo-
CT umozneny jsou.
Pro Baltimore mesto re su-
my urceno jest $22, 100000 a
S12, 900 900 pro okresy.
V Baltimore uzito Dude fon-
dG ma skoln1 stavbu, prodlou-
zen1 Howard ulice, zbudovani
Loeb Raven tunelu, ma zlepse-
nj kanalisace a podobne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-09
Netesili Sc dlouho ma svobods.

Tri hodiny pc propustenf
SVEN re severovychodnf poll
cejn1 stanice, tTf: John Breu-
nan, 69lety, Joseph Scales, 40
lety a 59lety Michael J. Dunn,
vraceni byli zpet do jejfho u
tulku.
Brennan v sobotu noci v pa
talii O otazce, "kdo platiti ma
drinky", bodl diva kmotry z
mokre ctvrti. V nedeli casne z
rama trojice Sc tuzila trunkem
znovu al sebrani byli policis-
tou pro "nepoTadn6 chovan1
Sc"
Vsichni tri "kadeti" odsou-
zeni byli v pondelf ku pokute
$11.45. Ponevac kapsy byly
prazdne, sli 81 odpocinouti "a
mT1ze.