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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-11-15
TRAFFIC TOLL
90 AS five DIE.
IN ACCIDENTS! a!
Crashes Hurt Score
Over Weekend

Five persons were killed in auto
mobile accidents in the District
and nearby Maryland during the
weekend, while more than a score
Of others were seriously injured.
Eight accidents occurred on
Defense Highway within an hour,
and local hospitals experienced
their busiest Sunday of the year.
TRAFFIC TOLL 80
One of the five deaths reported
occurred in the District, bringing
the city's traffic fatality toll for
the year to 60, or is more than
were recorded at this time last
year.
The dead:
James William Garrison, So,
chief engineer Of the Broadmoor
Apartments, at 1901 Connecticut
Ave. N. w., killed in an accident
near Brandywine, Md.
William G. Smith, jr., %, Of
7016 Ninth st. N. W., who died in
Georgetown Hospital a few hours
after his motorcycle crashed in a
telephone pole on the Rockville
Pike.
Lola Swami, %, colored, of 1415
First st. N. W., who was killed in
an accident at Third and Q SITS.
N. w. . ,...-.-
Walter Tilghman, 40, Of Cam
bridge, Md, killed in a crash near
the Cambridge Country Club.
Viola Ross, 40, colored, of Po-
monkey, Md, the victim of hit
and.run driver near Indian Head,
Nd,
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of an inviting weekend off in
the country were sunk.
morosely in their plush chairs
by the broad windows. There
they sat and brooded from 5
to 7 in the afternoon and
from 9 to II at night. For at
that time, in the big room at
the corner of their club house,
the room once given over to
decent and profitable devotion
to the stock market, an exhibit
ton of Modern Art with
capital letters) was raging.
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Boake Carter lated into action.
We, said Morgenthau in effect, are going to
put the Government financial house in order,
not by piling on new taxes but by cutting ex.
penses. The cutting we will do in WPA PWA,
ERA, ct cetera. We are going to save $780,
100000.
This, then, is what the Government now says
at the end of 1887. When it could have tapered
down two years. it waits until another depres-
sion rearS it's head, and then rushes forward
shouting: "Cut, and you, Brother Business, help
by expanding as we taper off"
What Brother Business Needs
"Brother Business" is not going to make any
thing a success, until:
% 1t honestly believes Roosevelt is not play
ing cat-and-mouse any more. ..
l29 That the pile of unsound, purely vengeful
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of the seats left vacant by
the great and brilliant men I
knew and admired so much in
years gone by. To those old
friends I would like to dedi-
cate this brief space today. ,
When I first began to take
an interest in politics years
ago Senator Newland, who
used to come out to our Sum-
day luncheons every week,
taught me simple fundamen-
tails which I have never for
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-11-15
MRS. LOGAN ELECTED

Mrs. j. L. Logan has been elect
ed president of the Armstrong
High School Parent Teacher ASso-
citation. Other Officers elected in
clude Mrs. Harriet Slaughter, vice
president, and Raymond Alex
ander, secretary treasurer. The
new officers were installed by Mrs.
Kelsey Cooper, retiring president.
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Vets Sponsoring
Dance Saturday

A ball for the benefit Of the de-
pendents of the Americans who
went down with the battleship
Maine in Havana Harbor in 1898
will be held at the Hamilton Hotel
Saturday night. The dance is
sponsored by the District, Virginia
and Maryland Departments, LIE.
gion Posts Nos. 3, 20 and 129 and
Chapter 10, Regular Veterans
Women's Association.
Mrs. Fannie Kinsella, a widow
of the Maine disaster, will be guest
of honor.
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and cooperation.
And business and industry
of America, not only having
taken a flogging for its sins of
overindulgence, but also hay-.
ing been locked up in the.
stocks of class emotionalism
with rotten eggs plastered over
it's face to the accompaniment
Of roars Of Rooseveltian laugh
ter, prefers to sit tight and see
how much of Treasury Boss
Morgenthau's talk is trans
lated into action.
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Says Boake Garter

taxes has been whitfield down to reasonable pro-
portions. s.-..... ...,...
90 That the Government is not going to stand
around with its continued army of jobholders,
shopping, peeping, with the New Deals lexicon
Of dos and dont'S, musts and must nots in their
hands. -..- -
(D That the Government has genuinely
dropped its attitude of being out to "get" bust
ness, on the say.so and advice of a handful of
schoolboy economic ''pinks"
Loss Of confidence is psychological factor,
and its weight is hard to measure. But the big
point in the change in the Government attitude
is: Just how will it register with investors,
with business and with industry?
Differs With MOrgenthau .........
1--WE have not reached the full employment of
our productive resources" said Morgenthau. On
the contrary, this writer begs to differ. In q
great many instances the layoffs of workmen
today have come from nothing but overproduction
fostered by industry trying to make up time lost
through the mad craze of strike after strike
This column more than once pointed out dur
ing the past nine months that it was to the
interest of not only Roosevelt, but also the
workmen of all industries, to call halt to ir-
responsible, cock-eyed strikes. It was clear
months ago that only one thing would happen
industries would race like mad to make up for
time lost through strikes. That very thing has
happened. Dealers in many products find their
shelves overstuffed and nobody buying because of
the corollary of high prices.
Copyright Ledger Syndicate
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AERIAL BROADCAST
CANON STOKES SPEAKS

Canon Arson Phelps Stokes, of
the Washington Cathedral, was
speaker at the all.university re-
ligious services in Rankin Chapel
at Howard University yesterday.
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After months and months Of bitterly denounc.
ing business and industry, the Administration,
caught in the depression web of its own creation,
comes now as a suppliant asking aid, comfort
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-11-15

The flag that generally swings blithely before
the Metropolitan Club was at half staff yester-
day.
The gentlemen of the club who couldn't think
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My Say

The opening of a special session of Congress
is always dramatic and exciting but to me it
also brings a poignant sadness with reminder
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WOMAN INJURED

Riding with Garrison at the
time his machine crashed into a
culvert near Brandywine was Mrs.
Anna B. Carrier, 40, of 1871 Xii.
bourne Pl. N. W., who suffered
critical chest and internal in
juries. Physicians at Casualty
said today that her condition was
undetermined. Garrison was dead
when taken from the wrecked car.
Fatally injured and trapped be-
meath his wrecked motorcycle for
nearly an hour before discovered
by a passing motoriSt, William G.
Smith, jr., died shortly after the
B eth eSda Fire Rescue Squad
brought him to Georgetown Hos
pital.
The Swami woman met her
death when the car in which she
was riding, operated by Hugh F.
Queen, 49,, colored, of Pomunkey,
Nd, crashed with another driven
by Herbert Parker, 38, colored, at
Third and @ Streets Northwest.
Both drivers were held for the
inquest.
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CHEST DRIVE
is ONE.THIRD.
TOWARDS GOAL
$18,336 Donated
To Start Week

Beginning the second week Of
its tenth annual drive with aSsur.
ance that 5000 volunteer workers
will bring in the $2,O59,O 900 quota,
the Community Chest today an.
nounced that its special assign.
ments unit is within 32.11 percent
of its goal.
The unit reported Sc additional
givers today, contributing $18,336.
This brings the total of the unit
to 213 givers, with total intake
of $185,966
Clarence Phelps Dodge, presi-
dent of the Chest, predicted that
the campaign would go over the
top this year with a bang.
PLAN BROADCAST
AS an added impetus the en-
thusiasm that has gripped the city
in its desire to provide for the less
fortunate residents, the Chest has
arranged a series of remote con-
troll broadcastS starting over
WJSV at $50 p. m. that will take
the listeners into the SO Chest
agencies.
Hugh Conover will do the inter.
views as control men from the
station will set up their micro
phones in the agencies and let the
men, women and children who are
receiving help tell just how the
Chest is working for their welfare.
At 1890 p. M, the workers
gathered in the Willard Hotel for a
report luncheon. H. L. Rust, jr.,
former campaign director, pre-
sided. Weekend solicitation has
been most satisfactory in the
suburban and residential sections,
it was reported early today.
LAUDS WORKERS
"No one could be skeptical in
regard to the outcome Of this
campaign" Mr.. Dodge said,
latter seeing the zeal with which
these 5000 workers are facing
their task.
Their spirit, their willing
ness to give long hours and
effort to this cause, in addition
to making substantial contribu-
lions on their own parts, their
willingness to come to meet
ings, pay for their own lunch
cons and, as has been the case
at two meetings for a part Of
them, stand without luncheon.
in order to know what is being
done, gives us all confidence
that the Chest is going to
achieve its goal of $2,O59 900
this year."
AERIAL BROADCAST
A message from the Chest will
be broadcast from the skies
Wednesday. A transport plane
will be furnished by the Pennsyl.
vania-Central Airlines Corporation
to carry a Chest speaker who
will address Washington from a
remote-control station in the
plane, under the direction of the
National Broadcasting Company.
CANON STOKES SPEAKS
Canon Arson Phelps Stokes. Of
the Washington Cathedral, was
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Long List Of Departed Friends

Harry New was one of the most fearless men
in politics, and had unbounded courage with
which to face any situation that arose. He was
devoted to the air mail, which he started, and
demanded complete perfection from the brave
young pilots who flew the first mail planes.
Several days after Lindbergh made his flight
across the ocean Harry was having dinner with
u.s. I remember he said, "Evalyn, it is a good
thing that young fellow made it because we were
getting ready to fire him and this was his one
big chance"
1t is distressing to look back over the years
and realize how long the list Of those old friends
from Capitol Hill who have passed on has
grown. There was Oscar Underwood and Senator
Warren whose simplicity and kindness of heart
covered deep knowledge of the political world,
and Senator Gillette. Only few days ago we
had to add still another name to that sad
ltSt-Atlee Pomerene. He is deeply mourned by
men in both political parties. Everyone who
knew him appreciated his fairness and justice.
know the memory of those wonderful states
men who have passed on to, hope, better
and happier place will be an inspiration to the
worried and troubled men who will take their
seats in the Senate today.
God bless and keep our departed friends
Their names will go down in the history of our
country as great gentlemen and sincere patriots.
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MONDAY, NOV.1 1887
By E0alw Walsh Mclean

What a consolation it used to be for me to
be able to call upon that remarkable, dignified
and truly great gentleman Senator Lodge, for
support back in the days when thought the
Washington Post or the Cincinnati Enquirer
were swinging toward an endorsement of the
League of Nations,
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LEGIONNAIRE VICTIM

Tilghman, who was a member
Of the American Legion post at
Cambridge and manager of the
Maryland State employment office
in that city, met death instantly
when his machine left the highway
and crashed into a tree.
Among the more than score OF
persons that were injured in other
accidents reported during the
weekend are five persons, two OF
whom had to have their right
arms amputated. as result OF
injuries received near Landover,
Nd, when their automobile
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-17
Veteran Sc zastrelil.

Frank F. Mooney, So roxy
starry veteran re svetove valky,
smrtelne sc zranil kuli revol-
veru We sve svetnici v dome We
$500 blocku Pimlico road v ne
deli. V nekolika hodinach
Zemrel v nemocnici.
Sym casem byl klerkem v
1radovne komisare mad auto
modify. Pc tri tydny lecen byl
nynf ma vnitrnf obtfze. N6ja-
ky cas- byl bez prace.
We svetove valce povysen
byl ma d1stojnfka pred odplu-
tim %regimentu do Francie.
" Chestertown, Md, hle-
dany Cd stredy 33lety pravnik
William H. Medders, nalezen
byl zastfeleny v nedeli v auto
mobilu blizko mesta. Strelil Sc
do srdce. Nalezl jej 1Olety
hoch, kdyz probfhal lesem.
Medders byl kandidatem do
1radu statnfho navladnfho
Kent okresu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-17
Boj proti likerIm.

Dlouhy BOZ "mokrymi a SUI
chymi" v Hope, Ind, osade
Moravskych BratTf skoncil Vi
t6zstvfm "suchych". Statn1 ko-
mise odeprela vyslati dalsf. po-
VIOLENT k prodeji jakychkoliv
Archaeological napojG v Hope.
Pc nedavnem zruSen1 m1stni
ordinance, Poole nfz bylo do
voleno prodavati whisky ma
sklenicky primo k pitt, diva OBJ
chodnfci prodavali pivo a leh-
ka VIVA, dokud jim jejich po-
VIOLENT nevyprselo. Nyn1 je me-
stecko ma kost suche. Pr po-
slednfm censu roku 1880 bylo
zde napoc1tano 1893 obyvate-
LII.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-17
Americka dslova LODI potope-
ma Japonci.

Japonskymi bombami poto-
pena byla delova LODI Spoje-
nych Statn "Panay" Yangt-
re rece asi rs mil cd Marking.
Osmnact Americana, die PRIV
nj zpravy, bylo postradano.
TTicet devet bylo mezi zachra-
n6nymi. Komandant lodi, lieu
tenant Com. James J. Hughes
a lieutenant A. F. Enders byli
mezi zranenymi.
Nekolik lodi Standard Oil
spolecnosti bylo potopeno v tu-
re dobu.
Japonske prohlaseni uznalo
potopen1 toto "hluboce zalost-
nou" udalosti.
Dalsf zprava stanov1, re je-
den byl usmrcen, patnact IRA
memo. Zachranenf vylodeni
byli v Hohien, malem mestec-
ku v bitevni care mezi Cinany
a Japonci. z japonsk6 strany
ujisteno, re to byla "hrozna
chyba". Zahranicnf ministr
Koki Hirota postal omluvu
Spojenym StatGm. Japonsky
namornf Trad trpce znepoko-
jen byl 1tokem t1mto ma anne
rickou LODI.
Japonska vlada zaslala v L.
terry formalnf omluvu Spoje-
nym StatGm re znicenf lodi
Panay. V note vysloveno bylo
politovan1 a omluvy, sl1bena
nahrada a stanoveny kroky, a.
by podobneho neco vice sc ne
stale.
Kratce pred tim podano by
10 memorandum presidenta
Roosevelta zadajfc1 pine zado-
sti ucinenl. Memorandum da-
no bylo japonsk6mu cfsari, Hi
rohito.
o zivot v pTepadenf lodi pTi-
Sci Glen lodi, Charles l.. Emen-
ringer z Ocean Beach, Kali
fornia.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-17
Znovu "a mfizemi.

Dive hodiny pc SVEN propus-
tent z mestskeho vezenf, Pa
trick D. Coleman, 35lety ma
morn1k, byl znovu uveznen. v
nedeli zatcen byl pc vyhozeni
z hotelu pro nepoTadne chova-
nj Sc. Odsouzen byl ku poku-
te $40 a 1trat.
Kdyz v pondel1 pTitel jeho
zaplatil zan pokutu, byl pro-
pust6n. We dvou hodinach ma
to Easel do hospody a porucil
81 pivo. PAX skocil pres bar a
udeTil senkyre Alexe Lubick
nekolikrate. Konec byl dalsi
odpocinek "a mTizemi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-17
Diva cernoSi ukradli v no.

- Diva cernosi ukradli v no.
'ci v nedeli spravci gasolfnove
stanici ma Charles ulici a Nc
Kim avenue $57. PTepadene-
mu, Johnu w. Moore, podarilo
Sc v cas- uschovati 500.
= Diva hosi, z a 9 rokd start
zavfeni byli ma zapadn1 stani-
CT pro ukradenf vanocnfch o.
kras z Lexington trznice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-17
Maxwellu A. Cook, 57le-

= MAXWELL A. Cook, 57le-
rozrazena byla lebka,
kdyz zranen byl automobilem
ma Belair road a Cedonia ave-
nue.. Automobil ffdil Rudolph
P. Rartuhs.
= Automobil, ukradeny Cliff
tonu Cuffley, nalezen byl cas-
ne v sobotu rano rozbity pod
70 stop vysokym naspem Hill
ton kamenneho lomu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-17
"Poustevnik" nalezen mrtev.

L WIN AAESCVs
Zv9davostf uveden byl Ger
nOSsky hoch do zamceneho do
mu, {. 1925 Bennett Place. v
SIM ma druhem poschod1 male
ri 83 roxy starou sestru "pous-
tevnika", jez byla 1plne vysf-
lenou nasledkem nedostatku
potravy. Ami mleko ami novi-
ny ma predn1ch schodech domu
dotknuty nebyly.
Nalez hoch oznamil policii.
Sergeant Schmitt otevrel zam-
Gene pTednf dveTe a nalezl ma
zaprasene podlaze mrtvolu 80
leteho Charlese Maurer. Ma
malem stolku horela mala
svicka.
Pr nalezeml staTeny tato re-
kla sergeantu: "Vim re mIj
bratr lei mrtev pod schody,
p%onevac neprisel sem ma horu
dnes." Bee potravy byla cd
stfedy do ctvrtka.
Oba bydleli v dome pc mno-
he roxy, jenz byl vlastnictvimI
|jejich. Vedle toho ~vlastnili il
ne. V mestskem zaznamu "a
nesen byl dun jake neobydle-
ny. z domu malokdo kdy wy
Sci. Starec jenom pro potravu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-17

vahu, ably vydaje nepfekraco-
valy prijmy.
Ma projekty WPA Sc mesic
co mesfc vydava kolem $780,
100000. z prfdelu, ktery ma
tento 1cel odhlasoval kongres,
jest jiz vydano do konce IL
stopadu $500, 900, zbyva
tedy do konce fiskalnfho roku
jeste $75O,OOO 900. V kongre-
SUI sc jiz ozyvaj1 hlasy, ably ma
prevalent projektu WPA bylo
venovano dalsf pill miliardy
dollaru. Zejmena vrele Sc ma
tento podnet %pTimlouva demo-
KRAFT Ellenbogen z Pennsylva-
ME, nebot pry Sc vyvinuje no
spodafska situace tax neutese-
ne, re dunno byt ma vsechno
pripravenu.
Pro Cleveland zvysenf pr
delu ma projekty WPA zname-
ma, re Dude mono prijat DIAL
SIGH asi 1000 az 5000 delnikn
do prace. Tim sc ovsem znac-
ne sniff pocet osob s robin
podporovanych z verejnych
fond1 a ulev1 sc mestu, ktere
81 vzalo vyplatu podpor ma sta
rost, kdyz stat nedostal svym
pOvinnOstem.
Mnozf konservativci We
snemovne Sc dnes zhro7ili,
kdyz vyslo ma jevo, ze je tTeba
liz jen ID podpisI kongresn1-
XII, ably Sc vynutila akce ma
predlozenf 1stavnfhc dodatku:
kterym sc ma ponechati w
hradne americkemu lidu IA VT
Ii, vyhlasiti valku cizimu statu
Tato situace Sc vyvinula kdyz
2O5 poslancG podepsalo petice
ably judiciarni vybor byl zba.
ven moci obfrati Sc dale S Lud'
lowou resoluc1, navrhuj1c1 u
stavnf dodatek, ably o vyhlase'
nj valky rozhodoval jedine ma
rod lidovym hlasovanfm (refe
rendum). Doposud die 1stavy
pravo vypovfdati valku spool
va v rukou presidenta a kon
gresu, vyjma v pf1padech, kdy
hrozf CHI invase, kdy presi
dent m1ze sam zakrociti ma O
chranu zeme.
- Spojene Staty ostrazit'
pozoruj1 jednanl Angle (:
Francie S Nemeckem ohledn'
navratu koloni1, a pref 81 byt
uvedomeny O vsem CO Sc dele
Joseph P. Kennedy, byval.
predseda maritimn1 kOmise pr
jal trad americkeho vyslanc'
do Londyna, nahradiv odstoul
leho Roberta w. Binghama.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-17
Milionar samotar zemrel.

V Cincinnati, O., William P.
Devou, milionar a vystrednik,
znamy pro svoji dobrodejnost
a odpor k zenam, zemrel. By
10 mu "a let.
Pc leta I'll Devou osamele
We SVEN schatralem pffbytku
We stredu byvale sekce "cerve-
nych svetel'', kde dnes ponej-
vice ziji cernosi. Vytrvale Sc
vyhybal pTepychu. ackoliv "a
svecenci odhadovali jeho jme-
nj ma 6 al 18 mil. dol. a pra-
vi sc, re mel mesicni pr1jem
$4,000. We sve nuzne svetnici
zivoril v okoli opotfebenych
rour u kamen, otreleho plyso-
veho nabytku, jakoz j vsemoz-
neho nacinf uzivaneho k SPRAY
kan v najemnych domech ma
zapadni strane, ktere mt pa
tfily.
Ale trebaze by bezdGvod-
ne neutratil petak ma sobe,
tento milionar podivln byl
chvalne znam pro dobrodej-
most S n1z postupovai v1ci
sym najemnikGm. Behem de-
prese hodil do kamen zapisnik
z nehoz ~vysvitalo, re najemni-
CT v jeho domech mu dluzi sko-
no p1l milionu dollar1 ma rem
tech.
Jmeno Devou bylo take
sdruzovano S jinymi dobrocin-
nymi 1cely v zapadnf strane
Cincinnati, tyrane chudobou.
Kdysi daroval velkou rozlohu
zeme, majfcf cenu nekolika
set tisic dol. "a Tekou Ohio
proti Cincinnati, ma zfizeni
nyn6jsfho Devou parku. Kdyz
Sc starec min. mes1ce rome
mohl, velky pocet sedovlasych
cernochG, vetesn1kd, a mnoho
nuzakG kterym pomahal, sc
denne vyptavali ma jeho zdra-
vi.
Bylo zrejmo, re NELL vetsl
zajem ma jeho uzdraven1 nez
mel Devou sam. Branil Sc zu-
by nehty ably byl odvezen re
sveho sporeho prfbytku do ne
mocnice, kdyz bylo ~zjisteno,
re trpf zapalem Pile a je zcela
opusten. Starostliv1 sousedi
jej nevideli jake drive, a upo-
zornili policii. Devou ale
zamkl dvere a nechtel otevr1ti.
Policiste konecne vnikli down.
tt a vynesli jej do automobile
v nemz byl odvezen do nemoc-
nice. Bylo to poprve co jel v
AUTOMOBILE.
Vzpfral sc ale sym prate-
linn i potion, take konecne pc
volili jeho umlnenosti a on byl
dopraven zpet domI. Dlouho
tam ale nepobyl, jezto jeho
stav Sc tax zhorsil, re musil
.jfti zpet do nemocnice. Jeste
pTi tom ujistoval, re nevyda
ami cent ma sve vlastni neduhy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-17

Pokusy mestske ambulance
oziviti 70 rok1 starou zenu,jez
nalezena byla v bezvedomi le-
zfcf v kuchyni naplnene plyno-
vymi vypary v patek We $500
blocku Springdale avenue, Sc
nezdaTily.
Sol Kalus oznamil, re male
I'll matku, Berthu Kalus kolem
p1l seste hodiny odpoledne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-17
Udu$en koufem.

Larry Clark, 21lety poslu-
chac university Princeton, byl
zadusen v noel kourem v jeho
loznici, kdyz vycpavana lenos-
ka doutnala a pax sc chytla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-17

Ohnem neznameho zpGsobu
v noel z pondelf ma 1tery mi
cena byla garaz a gasolfnova
stanice ma Sellers Point road u
Dundalk. Skoda odhadnuta
ma $4,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-17
AZ hasicG dekorovano.

Ctyricet sedm Baltimorskych
hasic1 dekorovano bylo v Ute
ry odpoledne pro zdatnost We
sluzb6. Dekorace udelil ma
yor Jackson. Ceremonie ko-
mana byla We Valecne budove.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-17
Padem zlamal 81 nohu.

George Holley, 51lety, pfi
skladanf vanocnfch stromkG
spadl s trucku ma w Lafayette
avenue a zlamal 81 nohu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-17
Policejni lieutenant zemfeI.

Lieutenant Edward e. Do
herty z Western distriktu,
zemfel v utery pc nemoci pet
mesfc1 trvajfci. We sluzbe byl
Sc rokI. Star byl SO rokd. Sc
dmkrate dostalo sc mu zvlast-
nj pochvaly pro zasluznou Gin
most sluzebni.