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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Okres S jeho "trublem" nema
co delati.

Asol C. Peters, 81 rokG sta
ry, vzduchoplavecky mocha
mix z Essex, VIDAL Sc policii v
Towson v minulem mes1ci, kdyz
svedomf jej pocalo souziti, re
ma dive zeny. V 1tery poznal,
re B~altimorsky okres v jeho
"trublu" nem1ze mu pomoci.
u soudu v Towson Peters v
1tery zalovan byl z d~vojzenstvi
Manzelky, {. 1. a {. 2, byly
pT1tomny. Kdyz manzelka {.
2, Helen V. Walter z Essex, u
dala, re S MIN byla oddana v
Baltimore meste, soudce poru-
Gil "zastavit". Zavolan byl
Rev. F. A. Hightman z Epipha-
ny luterskeho kostela v Powell
lanaronz bydlfcf v Raspeburg,
cd nehoz zvedeno, re snatek
konan v jeho dome a dun re
je v okrsku mesta Baltimore.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Majetky ina bubnu"
" Anne Arundel.

Ma 200 majetkd v okresu
Anne Arundel, prodano bylo
We veTejne drazbe u soudnl bu-
dovy v Annapolis v pondell.
Majetky prodany byly pro
nezaplacene dane. V den 8.
srpna byvaly okresnf poklad-
mix oznamil ma prodej 3.506
majetk1 ma verejny prodej pro
nezaplacene dane z roku 1884
anebo z predchazej1cfch roku.
Pocet snfzen byl pax asi ma
1000.
V prodeji pokracovano v u
terry a We stredu.
V 1tery ku prodeji nabldnu-
to bylo 200 dals1ch majetk1. z
techto soukrome osoby koupi-
ly Is a ostatni ponechany byly
Okresu,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18

Dvacet sest rokG starry Mi
chael Volk, mattel hospody, {.
6646 Holabird avenue, drzan
jest pod zarukou $500 ma OBJ
zalobu, re kdyz policiste: Otis
Bradley, Joseph RGzicka a
John Erdman vesli do hospo-
dy, videli ctyri muze v nedeli u
baru. Ii policist6m udali, re
pritahli 81 stolek ku baru, ably
mohli lepe slyseti radio.
Pomocn1kem Volka jest vo-
jak z Camp Holabird, Joseph
G.. Hoffmyer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18

V pondeli noel naplnena
byla zbrojnice pateho pluku
$4,000 navStevniky S jejichz
pomocf zahajena byla kampan
Community fondu.
Ma 5000 osob nemohouc1ch
Sc do teto vmestnati, stale pred
zbrojnici naslouchajfce Tecem
pronasenym III vnitrku zbroj-
nice.
Davy tyto nezvyklymi jsou
co Sc poctu tyce v Baltimore.
Navstevn1ci pocali Sc schazeti
kolem 6. hodiny. Ma progra-
mu byly reel, ktere ukazovaly
jak ma 100000 schudlych a tr-
pic1ch dochazi pomoci skrze
Community fond.
Povinnost verejnosti vGci
temto ubozak1m, licena byla
governerem statu Nice, mayo
rem mesta, Jackson, presiden-
tenn Community fondu, Richar-
dem 0. Bonnell a pTedsedou
fondu, Howardem Bruce.
Zatlm co pr1tomnl projevo-
vail hlucny souhlas, Bruce O.
znamil, re jiz ma 100000 fon-
du venovano bylo, obnos to vet
81 nezli v jinych rocfch pred
chazejfcfch. Projevena byla
nadeje, re fond ma dobrovol-
nych sb1rkach pfestoupf sobe
vytcenou sunni.
Vedle recf byla hudebni a
zpevna cfsla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Odepira zaplatiti dan dokud
NRA nezastavi vydaje.

Do odporu proti vladn1 po-
kladne, jez vymahati ma mem
chce dan S3O.66, postavil Sc
brigadnf general, John Philip
Hill, jenz spolu rad1 jinym, "a
by odepTeli platiti vladn1 dane
dokud neprestanou vydan1 S
NRA.
Hill, byvaly Glen Domu "a
stupcd zakonodarny prohlasil,
re odepfen1m chce dosfci toho,
ably .Nejvyssf soud rozhodl.
Rozhodnutf sve zaslal Hill G.
E. Tubman, vypomocnemu ko-
lektoru vnitrozemnfch DAM,
kdyz vlada ucinila pokus ,aby
cd neho skolektovana byla dan
"a jeho clenstvf v Annapolis
Roads klubu. Generalu Hill
pohrozeno bylo, re nezaplati-li
dan, jeho majetek Dude mu
prodan.
General Hill odpovedi Tub
manovi zaslane vytkl, re Nej-
vyssf Soud prohlasil NRA "a
neustavnf a vzdor tomu, re
"a 6 tydn1 pc prohlaseni tonic
vada vyplatila $13O,489 v
NRA sluznych a $13O,181 ma
vydanich vice nezli roku 1884
kdy jeste NRA povazovan byl
"a ustavn1.
"Tak dlouho dokud sekretaT
p%okladny," pravf Hill, "takto
pokracuje zrejme porusovati
mandat nejvyssfho soudu ze-
me, nebudu platit ami penny do
narodnf pokladny."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
automobily " Mary
landu zvySeno.

Automobilove vrazdeni v
Marylandu V roce 1884 zvyse-
no bylo 0 1922 procent u pfi-
rovnanf S rokem pred tim, jak
prave oznameno z censovniho
1Tadu We Washingtonu.
= Dayton Simmons, 35lety
z Rawlings, Md, a Allison
Flanagan z Bloomington, Md.
usmrceni byli neznamym auto
mobilem ma silnici McCole, v
okresu Allegany, kdyz vraceli
Sc V sobotu casne rano z lance.
Odhozeni byli do dalky so stop
- J. Leo Warner, 37lety "a
bit byl, kdyz truck, ma nemz
jel, rvazil do mlekaTskeho true
ku u Emmitsburg, Md. Usmr-
ceny byl byvalym Baltimor-
skym policistou. Nynf byl po-
licistou We Westminster, Md.
= Kdyz zakopl a padl pTi
prechazenf Fayete ulice vycho-
dine cd Highland avenue, 33le-
ty Henry Patio, tezce zranen byl
v patek V noel. Byl potlucen a
nekolik zeber polamano. Au-
tomobil T1dil Lee Gabardine.
= Charles Curry, 47lety, u
smrcen byl ma Philadelphia
road, kdyz Sci v dali asi jedne
mile u Havre de Grace. Vedle
mnohych jinych zranenf byla
mu rozbita lebka. z usmrcenf
jeho automobilem when jest
Claude Bosley z Havre de
Grace.
= John C. Georgius z Cliff
ton avenue when jest z usmr-
cent automobilem pojistuj1cfho
agenta, George D. Hammer ma
Edmundson avenue a Long
wood ulice V sobotu v noel.
- Bud neznamym automo-
bilem nebo padem S trucku 8
lety hoch kriticky byl zranen
ma Annapolis road We West
port V pondelf V noel. Byla mu
rozbita lebka. Zran6nym jest
John Taylor re Cedley ulice.
= Virginia Ridgely z Wind
sor avenue poranena byla We
stredu V automobilove nehode
ma Garrison Boulevard a Pen
hurst avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Nasi slovenstf bratri, jail

Nasi slovenStf bratri, Jak
sdelila PAM Mizerovsky, slibili
svoji 1cast ma slavnosti. V zaJ-
mu slovenske obce Baltimorske
a okolf slibili pomoc a zaJem,
PAM: Alfonso Smero, Petr Milf
kovie, Joe Jenko, Lukac ITCHY,
Joe Vicen, Joe Bena, Jos. ska
pix, Frank Vrablic, Andrew
Bajtos Stefan Cmero.
Spolu S ochotou nab1dli po-
zvati do teto patecn1 schuze
bratry z Podkarpatske Rusi.
Tel. Jed. Sokol Curtis Bay
uspoTada jitrnicove hody v So
botu, 10. ffjna v Sokolovne.
Cvicfcf Sbor Sokol Curtis Bay
oznamuje ceske vefejnosti V
Curtis Bay re zapocne Sc cvice-
nj. Prihlasky Sc priJlmaJl v
pondelf a We stredu cd 6. hodin
vecer v Sokolovne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Rabin proti BerIinu.

NepTfzen Nemcd v1ci zidGm
v Nemecku l1cena byla v pom
deli v kongresu americkych Ii
d6 v Bolton ulice templu rabf-
mem, Edwardem L. Israel, KITE
ry pTimlouval Sc o to, ably A
merika nez1castnila sc Olym-
pickych her, jez poTadany bu-
dou r. 1886 v Berlln6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Mattel garaze usmrtil dive
Zenv.

We Wheaton V Montgomery
okresu James H. Pierce, mali
tel garaze, zastrelil svoji man
zelku, Cassie a jejf nevlastnf
dceru, Helen Cook a pax usmr-
til sebe.
Pierce take stTelil 15letou
dceru, Clarice. Tato v kritic-
KEN stavu dana byla do nemoc-
nice.
StTelbe pTedchazela prudka
hadka. Sousede udali, re v ro-
dine nesvary panovaly jiz pc
nekolik rokG a re MATTEL ga
RAE Sc slime opfjel.
Ku stfelbe doslo O pGl desa-
te V pond6lf dopoledne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18

Jams J. Mcnamara, pravn1k
jenz marne zadal O uvezneni,
nalezen byl v 1tery mrtvy. LIE
Eel hlavou dolG v koupacf vane
naplnene vodou. Zachvaceny
mrtvfcf, klesl do vody v apart
mentu, 1910 ST. Paul ulice.
Roku 1926 soudcem Bond,
napomenut byl pTi jednanf O
rozhodnutf statn1 industrialn1
nehodove komise prot velike
firme, ably "sedl a mlcel."
Pravnfk neposlechl a mluvil
dale. Soudce pohrozil trestem
pro urazku soudu. Mcnamara
odpovedel, re radeji "bude
hnfti We vezenf" nezli ably pla-
til pokutu.
Zatim co sedel v %serifove u
radovne, pTatele jeho zaplatili
"a neho pokutu. Vzdor svemu
protivenf Sc proti zaplacenf to-
mu, vyveden byl tehdy jake
"svobodny muz". Byl clenem
pravnickeho sdruzenf pc 81 ro-
XII. Behem sveho zivota dva-
krate zajel do Mexika v padu,
v nemz pracoval O to, ably 10
leta dfvka, jejfz rustf rodice Ii
Ii tehdy v Baltimore, v%pustena
byla do Spojenych Stat1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Data ma nemocnici pTedana
velkoporotS.

Udan1 shledana statn1 komi-
ST behem vysetrovanf statn1 ne
mocnice pro c~horomyslne pre-
dana byla v pondelf velkoporo-
te Carroll okresu, jez v budou-
elm mesici o mich jednati Dude.
Obzaloby mluv1 o tyran1 cho-
romyslnych a nepravidelnos-
tech 1stavu. Mezi jinym wy
setTovana Dude smrt jednoho
sestarleho nemocneho, jenz
skopan a jenz devateho dine ma
to zemTel.
Ustav jest Carroll okresu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Sltuace nezamestnanych cas-.
tecne zlepsena.

Zat1m co vice neil LOO
"zamestnan1 schopnych" osob
dostalo praci ma Chesapeake a
Delaware kanalu, situace Ma
rylandska znovu We stTedu zlep
sena oznamenfm, re projekt
prac1 ma universite Maryland a
ma novych trech statnfch SLIM
c1ch, bfispeje ku zamestnanf
dalsfho poctu. Ma silnicn1ch
projektech dana Dude prace O
1875 osobam vice. Prace finan-
covany jsou vladou a staten.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Rozpocet mssta ukazuje ma
vyssi dane.

Pozadavky mestskeho roz-
poctu ma budouc1 rok davaj1 ma
jevo, re tyto pTevys1 nynejsf a.
81 sumou $2,50O.0OO, sumou to,
jez kryta byti asi must "a CEN
ty ma zdaTovac1 sazbe.
V rozpoctu Dude asi poloz-
ka, kterou department vereJne
dobrocinnosti Dude zadati o
zvysenf V sumo $613.340. Vet
81 cast teto must byti povole-
ma, mali mesto dostati sym
povinnostem V pensijn1ch "a
vazcich.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18

Jmenovanf zen do 1Tad1 re-
publikanskym governerem pTi-
mela nynf demokraticke zeny
Baltimorske ukazati ma to jake
vzor pro ustanovenf Zen do
mestske spravy.
Presidential zenskeho sdru-
zenf, Sophie K. Nordenholz
Tekla, V reci sve, re demokrate
ignoruj1 zeny a re temto pTir-
ceno byti JIM ma totez pravo
jake muffin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Mzdy Marylandskych farmar-
skych dslnikI o So mad primer

OdbOr farmafske ekOnOmie
We Washingtonu oznamil We
stredu, re mzdy placene far
maTskym deln1kGm v Marylan-
du jsou o So mesfcne vyssi nez-
Ii prGmerne v jinych castech
zeme.
Mzdy tyto placene, pr1mer-
ne obnasely m6sfcn6 $22.75 Sc
stravou a $3.50 beze stravy.
Jinde dostavali delnici asi
$20.51 sc stravou a $30.38 me-
sfcne beZe stravy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Zabit vIakem.

Nakladn1 Wax Tfzeny Johnem
Kress, prejel V 1tery a usmrtil
jineho Johna Kress, ma Penn
sylvanske draze u Bay View
stanice. Usmrceny John Kress
I'll V {. 2417 E. Federal ulice,
strojvGdce, John Kress, zije v
{. 1924 E. Baltimore ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Arcibiskup Sc rokI star.

V sobotu dosahl arcibiskup
Michael j. Curley start Sc ro-
XII. Archbishop narozen byl ma
Den Kolumb6v v 1879 ma Col
den Island u Athone V Irsku.
Ma kneze vysv6cen byl v Rhine.
Baltimorskou arcidiecsi Tfdf po
IA rokG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Neprobudil Sc z usnut1 pTi pivs
hospodS.

Starry muz asi 60 rokd starry,
Easel 81 v 1tery do hospody v
100 blocku S. Charles ulice.
Vypil nekolik sklenic piva a u
snul. Kdyz pc nekolik hodin
sedfcf v zidli Sc nehybal, bar
tendr, Theodore Jur, zatfasl
Jim. Sedfc1 opet Sc nehnul. V
nemocnici prohlasen byl mr.
tvOlOu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Governor predpovida vstsi
dane.

Governor Nice pTedpovedel
v pondelf, re budoucim roce
dane zvyseny byti musf, ably
"odeni byli naz1 a nasyceni
hladovl."
Governor v pondeli byl rec
nlkem v hotelu Southern, kde
shromazdeno bylo pres $50 Gle
MI Marylandskeho sdruzen1
ma prodeje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Pro psa pohrozil re il zastFeIf

Joseph F. Nee z Kinship
road, Dundalk, osvobozen byl
v 1tery soudcem Towson re
zaloby, re pohrozil Margaret
Koontz zastrelen1m.
Koontz svedcila, re Nee hro-
I'll il, kdyz zvedla psa, ktereho
on zranil ponevac mu bezel
pres jeho kvetiny. Kdyz Sc
ola, zastrelil psa. Nee popTel,
re j hrozil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Okradena O rent.

Kratce pc skolektovanf So
jake rent, Anna Dorsch z els.
1924 N. Broadway, oloupena
byla v 1tery o tyto cernochem,
ienz il z ruky vytrhl tobolku v
100 blocku N. Broadway.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Vysoudil nahradu.

William Hoffman, 51lety,
vysoudil We stTedu nahradu
$4,000 "a zranenf, ktere utrpel
kdyz pri upravovanf lampy ma
Homestead avenue a Loeb Ra-
ven Boulevard, byl automobi-
lem Lawrence N. Cranston sra
zen sc zebTfku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Zemrela pc snsdeni
cukroYinek.

Dev1tileta Margaret Hall v
Essex, zemfela We ctvrtek be-
hem nekolika hodin pc sn6denf
cukrovinek, jez nabfzeny byly
ku prodeji u Essex skoly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Prodavali, neplatili.

V okresu Carroll zatceno by
10 18 osob pro prodavan1 Tho
vim bez license. Statnl navlad-
nj, George N. Fringer mini. re
zatceno Dude podobnych vice.
Ku akci prikroceno bylo pc
pffsnem vysetrovanf behem "a
II a teto cast r1jna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Pravnfk odsouzen ma diva roxy.


Ma obzaloby z petit podvo-
d1 a re tr1 podobnych pTestup-
XII, odsouzen byl pondel1
pravnik, Bernard H. Sherry,
pc patnact rokI Glen Baltimor-
skeho pravnickeho odboru, ma
diva roxy do polepsovny.
Obhajce jeho dokazoval, re
vetSinou zproneveTene cast
nahrazeny byly a re zavineny
byly jenom financn1mi MEDIA
ry.
Soudce Owens uznavaje, re
pravn1k nebyl "zcela Fly"
zmenil pGvodnf odseuzen1 do
kaznice ma odsouzenf do po-
lepsovny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
2.1O5 residence ina buben."

Korporace, Home Owners
Loan, We Washingtonu, ozna-
mila pripravovany nuceny pro-
del 2.1O5 obydl1, cenenych ma
sest milionn dolar1, ma nee ma
jitele stale odpfrajf splaceti
dluzne castky vladnfmu odbo-
.ru.
Evening star., 1935-02-17
ROADS CHAIR CARS
AIR CONDITIONED
Sante Fe Adding More Comforts
in Equipment-Program
Costs 2 Millions.

PHILADELPHIA. February l6.-All
chair cars on the Grand Canyon
Limited. the Navajo, the Missionary
and the Ranger between Chicago and
the Southwest, are now air condi-
toned and in service, w. J. Black.
passenger traffic manager on the Santa
Fe Railroad, announced today.
This part Of the Santa Fe's ST.
900 900 air-conditioning program for
1885 has been finished ahead of sched-
ule, and it is now expected that the
air conditioning Of all standard and
tourist sleepers on the above trains,
as we'll as Of remaining standard
sleepers on the Chief and the Cali
fornia Limited, will be completed by
May Is. In 1884 the road air-con-
ditioned 80 dining. observation. lounge
and club cars. and compartment and
drawing room sleepers. When the
present program is completed. Santa
Fe will have in service nearly 370 air
conditioned passenger cars Of all types.
Principal Santa Fe transconttnental
trains, serving every class Of travel,
will be air conditioned from end to
end this Summer.
Passenger revenues are showing an
encouraging trend. it is stated. The
increase Of about as per cent In No
vember jumped to 18 per cent in De-
cember, while in January the road S
transcontinental trains carried more
passengers than in any other month
in three years. Winter travel in
Southern Arizona and California Is
holding this high level.
Evening star., 1935-02-17
YOSEMITE PARK SKI
SCHOOL is POPULAR

One Of the most popular attrac-
tions in the Winter sports program of
Yosemite National Park is the school
for instruction in skiing. Swiss ski
technique, the method officially
adopted by the best Swiss schools and
the Ski Club Of Great Britain, is
taught by Jules Fritsch, q native of
Switzerland with 16 years of ski ex-
perience in that country and years
in the United States.
Expert skiers from practically every
ski club in California participated in
the recent second annual invitational
ski meet Of the Yosemite Winter
Club
This Winter sport is carried on in
q terrain 5000 to $500 feet above
sea level, with every variety OF
Evening star., 1935-02-17
REX WILL SAIL
ON SPEED CRUISE
Sightseeing Program In
CIuded in 29.Day Mediter.
ranean Trip.

NEW YORK, February 16.-Seeing
the Mediterranean to the far shores
Of the Near East, with a full sight
seeing program en- route and back to
New York in 20 days. is the new
speed cruise" heralded by the
Italian Line in cooperation with the
American Express Co. The com
muting schedule" will leave New York
February ~ on the s. 8. Rex and will
open the cruise portals to the Medi-
terranean upon arrival at Gibraltar
on the morning of March S, where
from the Pillars of Hercules a lei
surely tour of port cities and environs
will begin
The arrival at the French Riviera
will coincide with the events Of King
Carnival" week, with the schedule in
Guiding stops at both Cannes and
Monte Carlo. From Genoa the Ligu-
rian Riviera and Rapallo will be Wis
tied. Supplementing the Naples pro-
gram, a tour will be made down the
radiant Cliff drive of Amalfi to Sor-
rento, known as the Lovers Coast" :"
where q vast garden stretches its
beauty from promontory to promon-
tory. Arriving at the Near East port
of Haifa, Journeys will be made
through Palestine, with the principal
sightseeing centering around the
Holy City.
Among diversion tours will be the
optional overland journey to Port Said
and through the Country Of the
Philistines" and the valleys known in
the Bible as the Giant Country"
From Port Said and Cairo excursions
will be made to the monuments Of
antiquity and the Pyramid cities along
the Nile.
Classical Greece will be glimpsed at
Athens. with Piraeus serving as the
port Of call. with journey to the
newly excavated ruins at Eleuis. Be-
fore heading home, anchor will again
Evening star., 1935-02-17

sanctuary in l765, and there one hears
the true story Of Evangeline as one
stands beside the grave Of Emmaline
Labiche.
Grand Isle, one-time habitat Of the
Lafittes, John Orde and other swash-
buckling characters of another time, Is
spread out in a crescent Of indescrib-
able beauty. Tropical birds fit through
the oleander trees, and wild orchids
hang from the ancient wind-gnarled
oaks. Sometimes silver pieces Of eight
are picked up along the beaches-and,
more rarely, a gold doubloon.
Evening star., 1935-02-17
CITY READY
FOR HOLIDAY CROWDS
Washington's Birthday Marks
Beginning of Spring Activity
at Famous Resort.
at Famous Resort.

ATLANTIC CITY, February 16.-
With more than $4,000 educators,
their friends and families from all
sections Of the United States swelling
the ranks Of those enjoying the three
day Washington's birthday week end,
Atlantic City will entertain the great
est February crowds In It's history
next week.
February % has come to mark the
beginning Of Spring activities and is
followed by extensive preparations
for Easter and the Summer season.
Attired in snappy shorts, scores of
socially prominent women will COM
pete Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day in the women's Atlantic Coast
squash racquets championship tour
nament, which will be played on the
Haddon Hall courts.
Evening star., 1935-02-17

be dropped at the French Riviera at
Villefranche March 81. From Gibral-
tar, New York will be reached on the
morning Of March 28, completing the
cruise and tour Of a regular 36-day
program by the marvel Of transit
speed.
Evening star., 1935-02-17
MIAMI SHOW MARCH 7
Resort to Exhibit Rare and Beau.
tiful Tropical Flowers.

MIAMI, February 16.-The Fifth
International Tropical Flower Show
at Miami Beach will be held March
ITO, it was announced yesterday by
Mrs. j. Julien Switzerland. founder
president of the show, which has
grown into international prominence.
Many beautiful and rare plants and
flowers from almost every Latin
American nation will be flown to
Miami over Pan-American Anyways
for the mammoth display.
Evening star., 1935-02-17

boats entered from all over the south
and Florida coastal resorts. The
annual outboard motor boat regatta
will be held on Lake Ivanhoe March
81, with speedy craft from all parts
Of the country.
Evening star., 1935-02-17

Every Tues. and Fri. Thru fares to St. Petersburg,
Daytona Beach, Orlando, etc. oThe sister-ships,
BERKSHIRE, CHATHAM. DORCHESTER. FAIRFAX, in serv.
ice; large decks, sun and salt air; entertainment.
Evening star., 1935-02-17

where the sun 10 warm, the sky a tropic blue :.
where the crowds are! Don't miss Miami this
season, amusements, sports, surf bathing, fishing,
see the miami Moon through gorgeous palms!
Evening star., 1935-02-17
Regattas at Orlando.

ORLANDO, Fla, February l6.-The
Orlando Yacht Club will hold Its
annual regatta on Lake Conway
March 10 under auspices Of Florida
Yachting Association with many large
Evening star., 1935-02-17

gradient. Accessible all Winter. these
snowields and slopes are less than
an hours drive from hotels in Yose-
mite National Park.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-25
Fact Or Fiction?

The story issuing from Hartford about an unnamed democrat, reputed to be Meriden city official, offering republi- can state senator a $3,500 state job for his vote during the recent senate clerk ship entanglement is calculated to upset further the orderly procedure of the 1885 General Assembly. If the facts are true, then certainly the state is entitled to know the name of the bribe offerer. The proper action can then be determined not by po- litical parties, but by the law which stipu- lates certain punishments for offenses of this nature.
 It is bit unfortunate that the revela- tion came after the Legislature had gone into session. Every action of the indivd- ual legislator from now on is going to be regarded with suspicion. We have no reason to believe that the republicans or the socialists are any better than the democrats by the announcement of this purported bribery attempt The general effect on the legislative session may be much more drastic than we imagine. This is an important meeting of our laW-mak- ing body. Great things are expected Can they happen when shadow lies over the Capitol?
 Again we hearken back to several words of wisdom uttered by the Democratic State Chairman J. Francis Smith of this city during the Senate deadlock. He pointed out that there are deals and deals. By that he meant it was perfectly above board for any one party to seek organiza- tion of the Senate by soliciting votes from another party. But he pointed out that this should be done simply for purposes of organization and facilitating the inaugur- ation of duly-elected officials. He did not speak for the "deaP' which would tend to place the best interests of the people in the background and the personal interests of those concerned in the "deap very much in the foreground. In passing judg- ment on this Spectacular" expose we must know many facts, now quite foreign to most of us.