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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-05
Line-ups and Summary:

Substitutions-Devitt. McCallum Folker:
Fredericksburg Whaley. Mckenzie. Fleim
ing Lewis; Gregory. Touchdowns-Hardy
Referee-Mr. Nielsen tGeorge Washing
tom. Umpire-Mr. Parrish George
Washington. Head linesman-Mr Green
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-05

DAN AHERN. hampered by lack of
material at Western, turned out
a neat job in holding st. Johns.
Although the Johnnies kept the ball
in the Red Raiders territory most of
the afternoon, Western braced wnen
the going was tough
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-05
T>STRAgGlNT OEE TllE TEE
by w. r. ms CAlluM

final by licking Luther c. Steward
jr.. 3 and 2, while johnson took the
measure of Clyde B. Asher. conqueror
OF champion Miller STEVENSON, by 2
and /. Both finaliStS held the lead
most of the way in their semi-flnal.
The tourney is to wind up with a
dinner at the club tonight.
CHEVY CHASE women golfers know
every kink and angle Of their own
course, under all conditions. They
won the first four places in the Keefer
Cup tourney which wound up yester-
day, with Mrs. Bishop Hill, women's
golf chairman at Chevy Chase, nosing
out Mrs. Harrison Brand, jr, for first
place by stroke.
With scores of 81 and SO and total
handicap of Is strokes, Mrs. Hill
wound up the two-day. 36-hole tourney
with net of 1854. Mrs. Brand scored
80 and 88, with handicap of IL, for a
net of l65. In third place was Mrs.
Landra B. Plat, who scored 81 and
90. with a handicap of Is strokes. for
a net of 167.
Fourth place went to Mrs. L. o.
Cameron, also of Chevy Chase. with
10O-92-2416S. Other net prize
winners included Mrs. George H.
Parker of Kenwood, Mrs. F. J. God
frey of Beaver Dam, Miss Jean Porter
of Manor and Miss Susan Hacker of
Chevy Chase.
The gross award went to Mrs. Betty
Meckley of Indian Spring, who turned
in cards of sc and IS for I'll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-05

7
after touchdown-Bovello to Beamer
pass. Substitutions--tB Bulls Sampson
for Fuhr. Sampson for Knight. Mardhed
for Won Drehle. ROOSEVELT Roudabush
for Fisher, L. Mcdonald for Witt. Grart
for Freshman. Burch for Hayman B.
Mcdonald for Lewis Referee-Mr Kee-
bier. Head linesman-Mr. Littleman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-05

Touchdown Hippler. Points after
uchdownS-O'Brie Substitutions (Cen-
traD-Groome for Chaimson. Fox for
Kline. Wooton, for. Vermillion Cramer for
Mandes: Arnold for whedon. Askin for
Sabatini. Referee-Cohin (Washington
u Umpire-Doose &C. W. ". Head
lineSman-Angelo (Hanley High.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-05
Hoyas' Pass Defense Missing.


had virtually nothing to combat the
forwards and laterals flung by the
free armed Albrights 1t was this
weakness that brought about their de-
feat before the game was five minutes
old
A pair of thrusts through the right
side of Georgetown's line by Red Riff
fle, as sweet a looking back as any
coach would like to see in his squad,
got the ball within 10 yards of the
locals goal. Then came a lateral,
Felty to Rifle, and before the George
town secondary realized what was 60
ing on the receiver had romped to the
final stripe. Capt. Jim Ross of the
Albrights followed with a conversion.
The Hoyas looked lamentably weak
against that play, but they learned
something from it. Although spotty
against aerials the remainder of the
way, the Georgetown secondary moved
around apparently with some faint
knowledge of what was going on in
stead of being caught flat-footed as
they were by the scoring play.
That Georgetown held Albright at
bay thereafter is something of which
it, might well be proud. For Albright
came down from Pennsylvania I'M
doubtedly loaded for bear. 1t ran into
foot ball cub only, but that cub gave
a well-experienced collection of jun
iors and seniors all the later cared
to take after the early drive to goal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-05
A FORETASTE of what may come
\ In the women's Middle Atlantic

n FORETASTE OF what may come
\ in the women's Middle Atlantic
championship at Congressional next
week was enacted down at the Hermit
tage Club of Richmond yesterday.
where demure little Lily Harper went
to the nineteenth hole to successfully
defend her State championship against
the attack of Mrs. David H. Clark,
Army Navy Club matron.
Miss Harper won when Mrs. Clark
overpitched the green and took 6
to lose to par 5.
The pair met in the mid-Atlantic
final last year at Washington, with
Mrs. Clark victorious by 3 and 2.
The Middle Atlantic tourney will
start Monday at Congressional with q
banner field entered. .....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-05
Line-ups and Summary.

ouchdown-Nowland Substitutions--
Techl. Krimmins, Natello. Lester. Shul-
man. Schroth. Rowland. Weightman Rau-
lin. Preller. s. webs. Nichols Davis,
tEpiscopaD-Will Lewis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-05
GREEN G: j. TEAM
PICKS UP YARDAGE
Unpublished Pass Defense
Accounts for Defeat by
Sturdier Opponent.
BY JOHN b. KELLER.

BY JOHN b. KELLER.
HERE may be benefit even in
defeat Georgetown Universitys
foot ball team believes today
L after the 7-to-0 trouncing it
took from Albright College in what
was the season inaugural for both
sides.
Although it was run off its feet at the
outset of last nights encounter IL
Griffith Stadium and after the carly
Albright scoring thrust repeatedly
repulsed in drives toward the opposi-
ton goal. the Hoya eleven undoubtedly
gained in foot ball knowledge that
will stand it in good stead before the
current campaign ends.
Despite its inability to make capital
of its ground-gaining powers and its
failure to- diagnose quickly the rather
simple system of offensive employed
by the invading Pennsylvanians, the
team Georgetown had on the field
revealed potential strength that should
make it a dangerous foe to many OPP
ponents yet to be encountered. Per-
haps the Hoyas needed just this
Albright game to make them realize
just what they might accomplish in
foot ball way.
1t was a remarkably creditable
showing for the sophomore outfit that
Coach Jack Hagerty sent into action.
The team seemingly knew its plays
well, even though at times it was
somewhat sluggish in executing these
plays. 1t showed in Tommy Heating
a passer with possibilities once he
learns to control his throws. He GER
tainly does not lack in power. But
there is much brushing up Of the
Georgetown defense to be done, eSpec-
tally against aerial attack.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-05

By JUHN ID. NLLLLEe'
"HERE may be benefit even IN
defeat Georgetown University's
foot ball team believes today
Il after the 7-tO-0 trOuQCiQg it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-05

s. A NY guy who thinks he has
~ this golf game licked has
~ another think coming. You
a never know frnrn one dau
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-26
HERO OF 1890
BLAZE PASSES
AT ACE OF 7S
William TaIIentire. Saved in
Bowen Merrill Fire,
SUCCumbS.

Funeral services for william O.
Tauentre. former Indianapolis Are
man. and retired employe Of the
Cameweu service. who died a. his
home. 2345 X. Delaware-st. yester-
day. VIII be held a. ? tomorrow ~
the Palmer II Buchanan Funeral
Home. 25 ". Pail Creek-pswy. SerV-
ices Will be conducted o. DR.. Lewis
Brown. rector emeritus % s.. Paul Is
Episcopal Church. and burial vii be
IN Crown Hill
Nfr. Tallen-Ire. who vas 70. was
one % the is hremen injured IN the
Bowen Merrill Co. FIRE on w Wash
ington-st. n 1890. Twelve other
hremen died in the blaze. Mr.. Tai
lentire was injured when the roof
collapsed. and he vas imprisoned
with other fremen IN the smoke
filled basement from ( that after
noon until ? the next morning.
The only living survivor Of the
B0wen-McrriI Co. fire now IS Ebe-
nczer r. Leach. Speedway City. Mr.
Tallentire and Mr. Leach we're two
o. four veterans honored with gold
medals on retirement from the fire
department
Following injuries IN the Bowen
Merrill Co FIRE. Mr.. Tailentire was
assigned 70 the Gameweu service,
where he served as an operator un-
III his retirement i've wears ago.
He had been active IN Repub-
lCan politics. and vas a member Of
St. PauIs Episcopal Church.
Surviving him are a daughter
Mrs Carl L. Wisenberg. Indian
apolis. and Two nephews, living in
Cincinnati.
Active and honorary pallbearers
Will include members OF the In
dianspolis fire department. al
former associates Of Mr.. Tallentire.
Active 7aIIbcarers viii be Joseph
Patterson. William COchrane, John
Berry. John DOYLE. John True and
Ernest HinChman.
Honorary pallbearers viii include
Chief Fred Kennedy. John LOucks.
CAPT. Charles shank. John ROupier.
Jacob Petty. John OBrien. William
Crifis. Walter West. Louis Gaas.
Charles TTeadway. Charles Oslager.
q. p. NeSbit John Glazier. Herbert
Akers. Charles Campbell. Don Hill.
Harry Walsh. Conrad Barger. Frank
Owens. William Steigelmever. Her
man Frey. Charles Kelley. Raymond
MetCalf. John Monhau Glenn Nc
Clov and John Blackwell
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-26
Fighting ChinCh Bugs
BIZ Times Special
LEBANON, June 26. - Boone
County opened its war today against

row in The Harry w. Moore Funeral
Home. 205O E. Michigan-st. Burial
Will be in Crown Hill
Mr.. Lynch, who was so, was born
in West Baden. and had lived in
Indianapolis IS years. He was an
employe Of the Miller Hardware Co.
20 years. but had retired five years
ago because of i'll health.
He was a member of the Memorial
Presbyterian Church.
Surviving are the widow, two
daughters, Mrs. Josephine Edwards,
and Mrs. Ruth Christopher; a son.
William Lynch Jr.. and three sisters,
Mrs. Nettie Cooney and Mrs. Lydia
Christie. all Of Indianapolis. and
Mrs. Annie Smith, East st. Louis
IL
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-26
Crash Causes Darkness

CHARLOTTESVILLE. June 26.-
Attica. NeWtown and Mellott were
plunged into complete darkness
when an automobile hit a utility
pole. swapping power lines. The &C
cupants Of the car. Mr.. anu Mrs
Edward AydelOtte of Indianapolis;
Mr. AydelOtte's mother, Mrs. Mary
Rhodes. and Mrs. Olive McQuigg.
both Of NewtOwn. are recovering
from injuries at a local hospital.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-26

the chinch bug Plans we're re-
Gently completed for a countrywide
drive against the pest which caused
great damage here last year.
The bugs recently entered the
north-central section Of the county,
J. Fred Duff, president Of the Boone
County Farm Bureau. said. A dem
onstration, showing farmers how
TO build barriers against the invad-
ing pests, has been held.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-26
Mrs. Clara Smith Dead

Services for Mrs. Clara NJ. Smith.
4s. who died al her home. 600 n
Gray-st. Monday. of cerebral hem
orrhage will be held at / tomorrow
AZ the home. and at 3 at the First
Reformed Church. Oakland-av and
10th-st Burial viii Be in Washing
ton Park Cemetery.
Immediate relatives include the
widOwer. Harry o. Smith: a son.
Willard l. Smith. her father. Louis
Moore. two brothers. William and
Frank Moore. and a sister. Mrs.
Wesley Shoobridge. all of Indian
apolis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-26
Staying PrObed


EDINBURG. June pa grand
jury has begun an investigation Of
the shotgun death Of 15-year-old
Charles Chandler. who was alleged
70 have been killed last week BY
Martin Woodsides. The boy Is SAID
10 have been picking cherries from
trees owned by Woodsides at the
time Of the Staying.
T. is reported that WOodsides has
hired a prominent Franklin attor-
ney and had turned over his proper
" and personal belongings to de-
fray defense expenses.
Woodsides IS still held in the
Johnson County jail. although no
specific charges have been placed
against him.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-26
THE INDIANAPOLIS TINES

efforts to bring about dismissal Of
the test case involving the state
NRA statute and dissolution Of re-
straining order against the attor-
ney- generals Office.
A group of automobile dealers had
lNtained an injunction here against
ento cement of the state NRA law
enacted by the 1885 Legislature. The
United States Supreme Court deci-
sion invalidating the Federal NRA
likewise inYahdates the state act,
since the latter was contingent
legislation, it was asserted.
Atty. Gen. Philip Lutz Jr. and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-26
SpitZfaden Rites Held

Last rites for Peter Spitzfaden
35Il PrOspect-st. who died Sunday
in tire home Of his sister. with whom
he made his home. we're held at 10
today in the Kregelo & Bailey Flu
neral Home. 1888 n Meridian-st
Services were conducted by the Rev.
r. r. Diaries. pastor Of the Zion
Evangelical Church. and burial was
in Crown Hill
Mr.. Spitzfaden was ~. Surviving
him are two sisters. Mrs. Mueller
and Mrs Pauline Luedman. and a
brother. Fred Spitzfaden.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-26
Music Event Set

y y IWFF , UfTTNI
GREENFIELD, June ga June
music festival vill be held in the
Memorial building bere Friday night.
Local musicians and entertainers
will appear on program which is
being promoted to raise money TO
support a county orchestra.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-26

Joseph Hutchinson, deputy attor-
ney- general, appeared for the state,
Mr.. Lutz admitting he is not max
ing an effort to enforce the state
NRA law. He argued for dissolu-
ton of the restraining order and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-26
REWARDS CITY POLICE
Car Recovered, North Side Man
Donates SIS to Fund.

George o. DeSautels, 1850 NJ
Meridian-st, whose stolen auto
mobile was recovered Monday by
a police squad sent letter con-
tanning a SIS check for the police
pension fund and a commendation
for the three policemen, Sergt. Fred
Hague. and Patrolmen Charles
Russell and Melvin Wilkerson, to
Chief Mike Morrissey yesterday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-26
News Survey of Indiana

COLUMBUS death Of Howard Howell 24-yearod
~ Shelbyve just the Bartholomew
line the pulled MS
charred body the wrecked plane
farmer said he heard the
his house As soon as the motor
ship the ground he said
IS and Keith David H. rushed 70 the
TO the body for several minutes
hem back
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-26

dismissal Of the complaint as a
matter Of principle and policy.
The attorney generals Office, Mr..
Lutz said. would be hampered in
law enforcement throughout the
state, if courts restrain perform
ance of his duties.
He cited the opinions of the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-26
COURT WEIGHS
DISMISSAL FOR
STATE NRA SUIT
Termination of Restraining
Order Is Requested by
Attorney General.
BIZ Times Special

By Times Special
PLYMOUTH. Ind, June 20
Judge Albert Chapman of Marshall
Circuit Court today had under adj
visement the State of Indiana's
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-26
William LYNCH Passes

Services for William d. Lynch. $50
Highland-av. who died Monday IN
his home. viii be held at 3 tomor-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-26
JUNE 26, 1885

United States and Indiana Supreme
Courts that courts of equity may
not restrain the enforcement of the
criminal statutes. Judge Chapman
admitted the question is one of deep
concern to Indiana enforcement
officers.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-19
Jackson pravi, re protivnik
postrada zkusenosti.

Demokraticky kandidat ma
yorova dfadu, mayor Jackson,
jenz v pondelf byl cestnym
hostem pr hostine V Lord Bal
timore hotelu uspoTadane Sc
verozapadn1m demokratickym
klubem V feci sv6 potvrdil sv6
pTesvedcenf, re spojena demo-
kraticka strana pri mayor
skych volbach Dude v1teznou.
Die jeho pT~esv6dcenf republi-
kansky kandidat, Blanchard
Randall, Jr., &C zdatnym jest,
pfec jenom postrada zkusenos-
tt pro Trad tento, ponevac do
sud zadny vefejny trad neza-
staval.
Mayor Jackson zadal O pod
poru demokratickych volic1.
- hotelu Lord Baltimore
hostina ma pocest mayora Jack
soma a jinych demokratickych
kandidatG pro nastavajfcf vol
by, uspofadana Dude 3. kvetna.
Mezi fecn1ky budou: mayor
Jackson, byvaly governor Rit-
chic, senator Tydings, senator
Radcliffe a Charles Moylan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-19
Pochybena pTedloha prisahy
vernoSti.

Hysterie a nedostatek i've
domenf 81 krutost1 ma strane
zastupen V zakonodarne v An
napolis, kdyz JIM projednano
bylo, ably ucitele ma skolach
staten podporovanych museli
skladati prfsahu vernosti ku
Konstituci Spojenych Statd,
.jmenovany byly profesorem an
gliciny ma Johns Hopkins uni
versite, drem. L. Wardlaw
Miles.
Usnesenf zakonodarny, jez
dosud nebylo podepsano Cover
nerem, povazuje DIR. Miles "a
nebezpecn6 a Ia .'mozny kiln
ma potfranf svobody smysleni
pri vyucovani."
DR.. Miles svym casem vyzna-
menan byl kongresnfm media
lem cti, cestnou hgou Francie
a valecnymi dekoracemi vsech
skorem evropskych zemi "a mr.
dinnou sluzbu behem svetove
valky We Francii.
Kdyz udelovan mu byl kon-
gresn1 medal, stanoveno bylo,
re jake kapitan IT. divise V
boji u Aisne kanalu vedl sve
muze skrze ohrady ostnatych
dratG, opevnenf to, jez zdalo
Sc nedobytnym. Ranen byl
petkrate, noha skorem mu utr-
zena byla. Zavolal nosice, KITE
RI nesti jej museli v boji az po-
Size nemecka dobyta byla Jim
a jeho muzi.
Kdyz svetova valka vypuk-
la, byl clenem fakulty v Prince
ton. Ac As rok6 star. dial Sc
zaraditi do americke armady
a S touto poslan do Francie. V
nynejsfm SVEN prohlasenf O Wy
nucovanf pTfsahy vernosti re
strany ucitel6, DIR. Miles pravf
"Jsem clenem Americke
Legie, nejsem komunista ami
socialista, ale vzdor tomu jsem
prot teto ucitelske pTfsaze, jez
IDA sc mi vzorem hysterie a
nebezpecnou hrozbou ma svo-
bodu mySlenf."
Pravf Sc, ze pfedloha tato
pTijata byla a podana zakono-
darn6 Baltimorskou zenou,
Reuben Ross Holloway, jez ur-
cuje jak Americka vlajka "a
vesena byti ma v Baltimore.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-19
Nasadil zivot pro psika.

17lety Earl Mohrer nasadil
vlastn1 zivot, ably zachranil
maleho psfka z hoT1c1ho domu
jeho pT1buzne, Elizabeth Schil-
lingberg,jez uteci musela z do
mu nesouc v naruc1 sveho Ale
teho syna Ralpha.
Mohrer, jenz vratil Sc z OBJ
chodu v dobe kdy dun naplnen
byl kourem, zaslechl ustraseny
stekot ps1ka zavreneho v zad-
nj casti domu. Zastrev 81 obi
cej rukama, Earl vb6hl do do
mu, uchopil ps1ka, vyskocil S
MIN a pax bezel dati pozarnl
alarm, j1mz hasici privolani ku
hor1c1mu domu, 1885 Old PIN
licO road.
Mladiku dan Dude cestny me-
dial.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-19
Hoover setkal Sc S governerem
" utulku hor.

Byvaly president Hoover ma
hodou pry sc setkal s narodnfm
vddcem republikanske strany,
Theodorem Roosevelt a skupi-
nou republikanskych pTedakG
Marylandu V Catochin Manner
ma 500 okrovem statku byvale-
no Hooverova sekretaTe, Law
renee Richey, u Thermont. Md.
Vsichni pry tam byli, ably Sc
pobavili chytanim pstruhG a
jeden O druh6m pry neved6l.
Governor Nice, jak Richey
ujistil, pres tyden pry Sc jiz
chystal ma chytanf ryb. PTf-
tomnost Rooseveltova vysvet-
lena,z re pozvani Richeyho, kdyz
Sc chystal jeti do Washingtonu
ma sobotn1 hostinu Gridiron
klubu. Governor Nice pry chy-
til nejvfce pstruhd chytaje tyto
S mostu mad horskym potokem.
Pry sejfti Sc nema zadneho
politickeho vyznamu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-19
Ditky ma. ulici.

Sdruzenf narodnfho ozivo-
vanf udava, re ma deset Milo
MI dftek We Spojenych Statech
nema mfsto kde 81 hrati krone
ma ulicfch. Tomu re odpomo-
zeno byti ma.
TAX dalece dobTe. Ale: ne
~zapomfnejme, re ma deset mi
lion1 dftek ma 81 kde hrati kro-
me ma ulicfch a pTec zenou Sc
jenom ma tyto,
Pohledte ma Forest Park,
Guilford, Homeland, Ruxton,
Gainesville a imam, kde mfsta
ku hranf je az pr1lis ma zbyt a
pTec dftky najdete tam hraj1ci
81 v ulic1ch.
UIice ma vzdy pritazlivou
moe pro dfte.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-19
Automobily.

Dv9 dfvky jdouc1 pc Pataps-
co avenue zasazeny byly auto
mobilem v patek a poraneny
tlmto. Automobil ujel. Pora-
nenyni byly: 18leta Ida Rut-
kowski z Cypress ulice a IDLE
ia Olga Dremchek z Curtis a
venue.
Ma tricet dnf do vezen1 Cd
souzen byl 37lety Fred Peter
son, usvedceny z f1zen1 auto
,mobilu kdyz opilym byl a kdyz
chtel, ably vstoupily do jeho
%automobily d1vky tyto.
= 15letemu Thomasi Carter
zlomena byla noha, kdyz pfi-
tisknut byl mezi truck a auto
mobil pri srazce techto ma Har-
ford avenue a Forrest ulici.
Hoch byl ma zadu trucku, KITE
ry ridil Henry Killian. Auto
mobil rldil Isadore Deck.
= Finsky lodn1k, Erik Lind
ross ,jdoucf v nedeli pc Cough
ulici u Broadway, sehnul Sc, a.
by zvedl S h1avy mu spadly
klobouk. Taxi Tizene Donal-
dem Gaula zasahlo jej a usmr-
tito.
Eva Sidlin a jej1 tfflete
dftko poraneni byly V nedeli,
automobilem cernocha Henry
Coopera ma Baltimore ullci.
Cernoch spolu S Johnem Rick
sem jedoucim poraneni byli
tez.
V Havre de Grace V ne
mocnici leceni jsou z tezkeho
1razu utrpeneho JIM ma silnici
u Port Deposit, kde ma zahyb-
&c automobil s mimi vyjel z &C.
sty, vrazil do ohrady silnice a
zapalen byl. Zranenych bylo
pet.
Christian R. Barkemis z
ICOU IL. MOlAuAAAOAAC VI
&c odsouzen byl ku pokute
$4,000 soudcem V Essex pro
rfzenf automobile, kdyz OPT
lynn byl. Zatcen byl 25. brez-
ma, kdyz automobilem svym
zranil Sophii Rychwalski je-
douci pc Mace avenue v Essex
= Ralph Bower, 21lety 2
Kennett Square V Pennsylvania
dan byl S rozbitou lebkou dc
nemocnice v Havre de Grace
pc ~automobilove nehode ode
hravsf Sc tam v bl1zkosti a V
nfz vedle neho diva JIM pora.
neni byli.
- Carlton Long nalezen by.
mrtvy V automobile, jenz roz.
bit byl blizkosti jeho domovs
v Ridgeville, Md.
Rodice jeho sed6li v dobe ne
stestf u okna pri sn1dani a "a
heidi jak automobil rozbit ma
lrazem do silnicn1 ohrady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-19
Archbishop a protestantsti ka-
zatale prot prrisaze ucitelH.

V odpov6di sve ku pf1pisu
Federace c1rkv1, archbishop
Curley odpovedel We stredu, re
jest prot skIadanf pTfsahy YER
nosti, jak tato pTedepsana "a
konodarnou a podepsana byti
ma governerem. Archbishop
pravf v odpov6di sv6, re celia
predloha patti "odhozenou BY
ii do koSe."
Podobne pronesli jak katoliG-
tt, tax protestantSt1 a zidovSt1
zastupci duchovenstva.
McNulty, komandant Anne
ricke legie prohlasil pTfsahu
ga BOZ prot pacifismu, ktery
ted Siren We skolach."
Til z delegate, kteT v zako-
nodarne hlasovali pro predlo-
hui, dnes lituj1, re tax chill.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-19
Zavinil ohen prevrzenim Pc
troIeiovVch kamen.

Diva roxy starry frankie Stra-
ka hraj1cf 81 Sc ctyTletou ses-
trou V kuchyni domu rodicG ma
Turner's Station, pTevrhl v u
terry petrolejova kamna, cd
nichz dun sc chytil.
Kdyz plameny pocaly sleha-
tt ku kuchynske stene, Shirley
May, podesena bezela do loz-
nice, vzbuditi sp1c1ho otce,
Franka Straku. Matka d1tek
v dobe tie byla z domu vzdale-
ma. Straka vynesl d1tky z do
mu a zavolal pomoc hasic1, j.
miz ohen uhasen byl. Ztrata
nebyla velika.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-19
Rybarili " nedsli.

sest milovnfk6 rybarskeho
sportu souzeno bylo v pondelf
v Towson, re chytali ryby v
Loeb Raven nedeli. Mezi
souzenymi byly dive zeny, Mar
garet Gallop a Edward Bail, O.
be z Towson.
Diva w. j. Dietz z Gorsuch
avenue a Robert Eckhart z
Phoenix odsouzeni byli ku po-
kute $40 kazdy. Druhym tres
ty byly prozatfm odroceny.
Warden, jenz je dopadl, u
dial, re rybafi mic nechytili.