davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02
Games Todny-Pitcher.

Chicago az Cincinnati = Passeau
Q2-i0) VS.. Walters (20-9).
Brooklyn at New York (2)-Ham-
I'm u5-io) and Casey (s.sl ys, Gum
Pittsburgh at st. Louis - Brown
(6.iD VS.. Davis (i8-i2).
Boston at Philadelphia-Fette Go.
% VS.. Mulcahy (9-1D.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02
BENCH TO BASEBALL

Justice Hugh wedell OF the Kan.
sas supreme cour. plays third base
regularly for a uniformed amateur
team In Topeka.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02

Neznsth, Hungarian water polo
star, has competed In more than
. hundred contests against internas
kional rivals.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02

For the FIRST time miners Of
Britain win have a weeks vacation
with pay this year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02

American power cases for hand
haas wili he introduced into BelRium.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE


Chicago 6. Brooklyn 2 (ist).
Brooklyn 8, Chicago / (2nd).
Boston 6. Philadelphia 0.
(Only games scheduled).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02
Why Tennis Has
Such a Poor Press

THERE COMPLAINT the part Of the u s l. + A. that tn
Of sh91gS round with Au'" Specifically sSm SSOSS s sport y
constantly sounding the praises OF the Australians
NV own contact with limited slight as is thnl
D no S task less pn when sa @S sIs
few grdsng concessions have been we
pTsss st css:aed tolerated only lOn
the back door and bows and scrape unieienty
Press cOur,escs extended as rghd Obligation BY sports
governing be applied for In tennis and then are granted
t s S,S @ ua, %s 70 Sr aSS %
critical racket but sports writer wants TO see tennis game he
WSc have no more conception handling has
Of dealing with the civilized world.
What all around Throw out the fossil
ssed with the idea that the game o. tennis exists ios ns purpose
ntee the u S, L. 7. A. q better press
The solioouoy Of Antonio Boccigaluppo Galento
Hey Is r msen s s"" SG S%s N o~sh,
Than that Of the Polish Corridor.
IN send yuh back to California
with couple Of chcrnia
In this Aght yuh 70 on the shelf
Cause ts everyone for THEIR self!
Nobody never o yuh
But I'm gonna moider yuh
Dat bum, Louis, couldn't hit me-
So he took his and silt
Them physlognomy
Is how purchasers Of me know
time ri 10 duty
Before you can spel me beauty.
When socks your slexus
They're hear II down In Texus,
III knock yuh for q ghou
Cause trains pasta fasoolA
I'll take yuh like Hitler took Danxlg
Cause my footwork and boxing fansg,'
And Yussel The Muscle
Makes MUSCLE.
You'n be such nat tire they'll you o Q garage.
Mannaggl
You'll wish you'd
Fight me, Tony ThFockmorten Galeno
II this sounds Ogden Nash.kh,
Remember like Ninssoiiri m Fashish!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02
Last Nights Fights
(By United Pressl

New York-walter Wood, 100, New
York, outpointed Frank Bruno, i59,
New York (8): Julio Gonzalez, 1888.
Puerto Rico and Irv Eldridge, l32.
New York. drew (e).
Long Branch. N. J.-Pat Comiskey.
io6. Paterson, N. j.. kayoed Frank
Donofrio. 100. Phiiadelnhia fss.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02
THE STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games Yesterday
New York II, Cleveland 8.
Detroit II, Boston 10.
(Only games scheduled).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02
Games Toaay-pitcher.

Games Today-PitcherE
New York at Boston-Ruffng CO.
- vs.. Ostermueller (i0-3).
st. Louis at Cleveland-Milis q.
% vs.. Harder (9-8).
Detroit at Chicago-Newsom (i5-
l0l VS. Rigney u2-6).
Philadelphia at Washi ngton--
Beckman (5-s) vs.. Chase (s.iS).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02
GURSKE BEATEN

Hartford, Conn.,. Sept. 2-(UP)-
The Hartford Bees went II innings
to defeat Binghamton Is In an
Eastern league game late yester-
day.
Score by innings:
Hartford ........ 200 20i 900 OIL
Binghamton 200 900 100 00-3
Farley. jackson; ourske. DePhil-
Ups.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02

ALTHOUGH ABE GREEN Jerseys highmnded boxing CON-
missioner viii have right his side when unhcaior
scoring systems for boxing matches meeting the
National Boxing Association In Washington Sept that
efforts are foredoomed The boxing
sunes are about as amenee TO unheatcn Of thought
he natns OF Central Europe There
shouldn't De supreme authority standard
Me sincere desire Of oil boxing work for the
q what Is euphemSticaly known the game.
Too boxing commissioners are more In
terested fuherng their selfish interests doing something
nat WIZ beneht boxing however,
ey Aee Greene and kindred spirits will achieved Every boxing
commission by nature POLITICAL
nected with H. the dear old will satisfied with second
place In the commissions hat cemmsion \.
located In New York Zealand, -
Inats why New York doesn't belong A. and the
eon work with certain other boxing Commissions,
GREENE makes any Roadway however
eoxe commissioner working for needed coudbe sp
instead pulling strings
ne Is interested, And don't Abe 1900 " ~
Copyright, 1888, King Syndicatel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02

YESTERDAYS HERo-Joe DE-
Maggie. who drove In six runs 40
the Yariks beat the Indians, lis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02

Just completed first year at naval
academy !. most handsome player
tall. broad. blonde power
player with terrific service and
smashes forehand bit unsteady
and trifle slow afoot most DELHI.
crate player In America.
Evening star., 1939-10-13
II Are Graduated
From Law School
AT Georgetown
American Principles
Of Justice Urged
By Speakers

Seventeen seniors of the George
town University School of Law who
completed work toward their degrees
at summer sessions were graduated
last night at the fall convocation
of the school.
Chief Justice D. Lawrence Groner
of the United States Court of Ap-
peals and the Very Rev. Arthur A.
OLeary, S. j., Georgetown president,
urged adherence to American prin-
ciples OF justice and reverence of
the law In addressing the graduating
class.
Sees Courts Abroad Muzzled.
Americans are the most envied
people today in a world where dis
tress largely prevails, Chief Justice
Groner said, because they have ad-
hered to those principles handed
down to them from the Magma
Charta and the Bill of Rights. I'VE
are witnessing in Central Europe
conditions in which the courts are
muzzled and the bar destroyed" he
warned. "We have seen perish
there the priceless heritage of free
dom of speech and freedom of con-
science"
Dean George E. Hamilton pre-
sented the following class for de-
grees of bachelor of laws:
William Aldrich Blanchette of La
coma, N. H.; Winston Seaborn
Brown of Cambridge, Mass; Harry
st. John Butler of Washington, Carl
Albert CASTELAR, of Denver, Colo;
Dennis Chavez, jr., son of Senator
Chavez of New Mexico: Frederick
Joseph Close of Denver, Colo; Chris
topher Del 'Sesto of Providence, r.
l.; Charles Henry Dunphy of Pal
mer. Mass; Mitchell Solomon Dvoret
of Chicago, Sidney Max Goldstein
of Hartford. Conn; Robert Port
Herwick of Connellsville, Pa;
James Edmund Kane of Bridgeport,
Conn: Leo Joseph Loxterkamp OF
Carroll, Iowa: Edward Pierpont
Morgan of Gallatin, Mo: Richard
Joseph Purcell of Lake City, Mimi:
Harold John Steele of Rochester,
N. Y, and William Egan Whalen Of
Norfork, Conn.
Class Standing Prizes Awarded.
Prizes for excellence in class
standing among the undergraduates
were presented by the Rev. Francis
E. Lucey, S. j., regent of the law
school, to the following: Philip
Treibitch Of New York, first prize,
and Clinton Albert Feissner of Penn
sylvania in the third-year after
noon class.
Clarence Jonathan Hauck. jr., OF
New Jersey. first, and Woodruff
Janus Deem Of Colorado, in the
second-year morning class.
William Horace Edmonds of Mas
sachusetts, first. and Meyer Neish-
loss of Maryland in the second-year
afternoon class.
James Woodrow Mulhern of New
Jersey, first, and George Daniel
Bruch of Virginia in the flrst-year
morning class.
James Aloysius McKenna Of New
York, first, and Arthur A. Dicker-
man Of Maryland in the first-year
afternoon class.
Evening star., 1939-10-13
Mayors to Speak

H. w. D. Mayors, a member Of the
staff of the Pan-American Union
and a contributor to the Journal of
Inter- American Affairs, will speak
at 10 am. Sunday in the first of a
series Of forums on Latin America.
under auspices of the adult forum of
the Universalist National Memorial
Church. His topic will be Aspects
of Latin American Trade" The ad-
dress will be delivered in the Ro-
maine-Van Schaick room.
Evening star., 1939-10-13
SeIf-HeIp Exchange
Festival Tomorrow

The Washington Self-Help Ex-
change will hold its second annual
Harvest Day Festival from to 6
pm. tomorrow at its farm at Ken
sington, Md.
Members Of Washington civic and
patriotic organizations and other
prominent citizens have been in
vited to see exhibits of the ex-
changes work and to meet the
men and women who are carrying
it on. The festival is known as
one of the play days" of the Or
ganization.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-04
OSLAVA ROCNfHO TRVANf
A VYLET
CZECHO-SLOVAK AMERI-
CAN CIVIC ASSOCIATION.

Vazena redakce a mill ctenari!
Jak jsem We dvou poslednich
c1slech tohoto casopisu pred
povfdal, vyplnilo Sc do pfsme-
ny, ba jeste lepe nez jsem sam
doufal. Abych dnes popisoval
co vSe Sc odehravalo, bylo by
marne zab1ranf drahocenneho
m1sta. Pouze chci poukazati
ma to, re vSe CO pfedem pripra-
vovano bylo, provedeno a to "a
velke 1casti ctenaTG tohoto ca
sopisu "Telegraf" a poslucha-
ca "Ceskoslovenskeho rozhla-
SUI. Jsme vdecni temto dve-
ma Ceskoslovenskym podni-
kun, re prostfednictv1m jich
mohli jsme pTijfti v lepsf INA
most nasich krajanG a tax do
c1liti neocekavaneho 1spechu
minute nedele u 'Cvach1".
PoTadajfci vybor tfmto zpn-
sobem verejne temto podni-
kun dekuje "a spolupraci, "a
roven Czecho-Slovak American
Civic Association dekuje vsem
clenGm i neclenGm, kter1 svoje
silly obetovali pro zdar tohoto
vyletu a dekuje v1bec vsem,
kter1 jakymkoli zpdsobem ku
zdaru prispeli a neb svoji prf-
tomnost1 slavnostnf naladu spe
stfili. Vsem mas uprimny dix.
Zaroven timto vyzyvame
vsechny obcany Ceskosloven-
skeho pGvodu, ably Sc nechali
zapsati k tomut ojedinemu kra
janskemu spolku v meste, KITE
ry Sc snaz1 haiti nase prava
co poplatnikI a zlepsenf zivot-
mich pomerG co obcanG.
Jeste jednou vsem dix:
CZecho-Slovak American Civic
Association
Jeden z Mich.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-04
jake kazdym rokem tax

= Jake kazdym rokem tax
i letos porada Osada sv. Vacla-
va Velky Osadn1 Karneval ma
pozemku osady ma rohu Ash
land Ave. a Chester ulice. Kar-
neval zapocne v pondeli vecer,
dine z. srpna a potrva cely ty-
den az do soboty vecer, dine IL.
srpna.
Krajane vsichni jste zvani a.
byste brazil 1cast ma tonic kar-
nevalu. Bude tam rusno a We
selo, dobre Sc pobavite. Krasne
ceny We stancfch pro kazdeho
ucastnfka.
Ma shledanou ma Osadn1m
Karnevalu.
= Tuto nedeli odpoledne,
dine 6. srpna Dude v osade Cur
tbs Bay Velka Pout, kterou po-
rada ella Tel. Jedn. Sokol Cur
It's Bay v jejich krasne zahra-
de, 1927 Cherry ulice. Bude
tam pekne pobavenl pr pou-
tove muzice br. Jana Svitaka.
R1zne atrakce, boudy S cukro-
vim, s pernikovymi srdcaty, s
husary ma konich, peprenky
atd. Dobra kuchyn a vychla-
zeny lezacek. Pride tam mno-
no poutnlckG z celeho Mary
landu avsak hlavni procesf Sc
ocekava z Baltimore. Ma tuto
pout sc neplati vstupne a kaz-
dy Dude srdecne pc starocesku
vltan.
" nedeli, dine 6. srpna u
sporada Slovensky Robotnicky
Podporuj1c1 Spolek vylet do
prostranneho domu SLOW. Dem.
Klubu, 6526 Holabird Avenue.
Vytecna Slovacka muzika. Ia
nee. Dobre obcerstveni a po-
baveni.
= Vybor Sok. Tabora Tyrs
Dude poradati Velky Celoden-
nj Vylet spojeny Sc zavody a
hrami mezi mladslm a star
sim clenstvem ma Tabore v ne
deli, dine Is. srpna. Prfste vice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-04
" DOME.


Pokuty $75 a 1traty stano-
veny byly ma severovychodni
stanici proti 80 rok1 staremu
Walteru Scott re S. Lakewood
ulice, p~onevac ocitl Sc v chyb-
mem dome ma Philadelphia
road We 5000 blocku.
Anna Baker, 30leta, svedci-
la, re probuzena byla We sve
loznici a nalezla tam muze sto-
jfc1ho u nj a opileho. Vykfiky
privolan byl jeff manzel, jenz
drzel muze az policista prisel.
Scott pc patalii doznal, re celia
tato afera je "pro neho zavre-
ma kniha" a re ma aic Sc nepa-
matuje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-04
POLICISTA PROFIT
P~OLICISTOVI.

V sobotu V noci jeden poll
cista zmohl sym policejn1m
klackem druheho policistu.
Zmozenym byl John C. Byrnes
z centralniho distriktu. Trubl
jeho pocal bl1zkosti Lanvale
a Brice ulic pc dvanacte hodi-
ne v sobotu rano, kdyz haste
volani a neklid obratily k mis-
tn p%ozornost policisty, George
Edwards re severozapadn1ho
distriktu. Prispechav tam Ed
wards videl opileho muze.
Kdyz k nemu Sc pribl1zil, ude-
ril no tento muz do dasne tax,
re malem ztratil vedomf. PAX
muz ten chytil jeho policejn1
klacek, zacal jim tociti a Ed
wardsovi hroziti. Tri kolem
jdouc1 chytili muze a drzeli jej
az Edwards pine sc vzpamato-
val a klacek muzi wal. Tento
mu wal pc dGkladne rvacce.
T1mto pax muze udeTil. Tepr-
We kdyz tento muz wat byl do
nemocnice - West Baltimore
General - vysetreno, re mu-
zem tim byl policista. V kap-
Sc jeho nalezen byl jeho poll
cejnf odznak. Wat byl ma sta
nici a tam potrestan pokutou
SIS a utratami a oznameno mu,
re odstranen jest re sve sluzby
Byrnes Sc omlouval, re byl OPT
~, re byl napaden trent a re
sc branil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-04
E 3 PROFIT


Skakajici cisnice must byti
odstraneny z Baltimorskych
hospod, .jak rozkazal Likernl
vybor. Walter Bullet, majlc1
pivnl, vinnou a koralecn1 licen-
81 pro svoji hospodu, {. 737 w.
Pratt ulice, dostal rozkaz W.
boru, re propustiti must vsech-
ny cisnice z hospody sve. Diva
~inspektori svedcili, re zatim co
prohlfzeli Bulletovu hospodu
jednoho vecera v mes1ci GER
venci, jedna re til c1snic prise
ola k MIN ku stolu a pila pivo
S mimi. Zat1m co sedela S mimi,
do hospody prisel jiny zfznivy.
Cfsnice ~vyskocila, bezela proti
menu, polfbila jej a pax zacala
"zabi skakan1" ma podlaze hos
pody. Pr skakan1 neslo to tax
snadno jake pitt piva u stolu.
Svalila Sc.
We vysetrovanf byla Ruth
Eckrich, jez ma pivn1, vinnou a
koralecni licensi pro svGj res
taurant v {. 10 N. Gay ulice.
Ctyfi in~spektori a sekretar w
boru svedcili, re cfsnice zebro-
nily ma hostech pivo, jez OPT
lynn host1m nekterym nalevano
bylo v hojnosti.
Majitele obydl1 svedcili, re
pivnf a vinny restaurant v els.
837 w. SO. ulice, byl mistem
poulicnich bojd a hluku. Ma
jitelem license je Morris S.
Bliss. Tento nynf restaurant
must zavfrati O pGl jedne hodi-
ne pc pulnoci.
George Sachuk, jenz ma tro-
il licensi v {. 464 E. Cross uli-
ce, must m1ti diva tydny zavre-
no a vycistiti mfstnost tuto. Po-
dobny zakaz pro tutez pf1cinu
dan hospode Marvel Bowers
ma w. Fayette ulici. V restau-
rantu Mary V. Roman, {. 4617
Eastern avenue nesml byti Fad
ne muziky pc p1l noci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-04
NACISTE OBMEZUJf VIDA.
VANf CES. PASU.

Robert H. Archer, pravni
radce zajmu Batovy tovarny
ma obuv We Spojenych Statech,
prohlasil v Baltimore, re Ne
mecko odeprelo vydati pasy
delnik1m Batovy tovarny We
Zline k ceste do Spojenych Sta
til, kteTi NELL Ia 1kol zaf1diti
Batovu americkou tovarnu v
Belcampu.
Vsichni cestf delnici, kterf
jsou armadnimi reservisty, byli
zamitnuti, kdyz podali zadost
O povolenf k ceste do Ameriky.
Archer dodal, re NELL zde
vycviciti americke deln1ky v
methodach Batovych zavodu a
re nasledkem odepren1 Jim pa
sG sprava tovarny Dude nucena
poslati do Ameriky deln1ky
stars1, kter1 jiz nejsou povinni
sluzbou We vojsku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-04
DVEMA NAMORNfKY VDO-
VA PRED
SKOKEM DO VODY.

Diva namofn1ci ma pieru, G.
10 ma Light ulici v sobotu "a
branili So roxy stare vdove
pred skokem do hlubiny pf1sta
WI, jez pozdeji doznala policii,
re il a jejlho II rokd stareho
syna nikdo 81 nevs1ma. Manor
nici udali, re zahledli zenu tn
.jdouci ku konci pieru, kde no.
dila svoji tobolku do yody a
pax chystala sc ku seskocen1.
Chytili il Ia ramona a odtahli.
Policii udala sve jmeno Mabel
Waters z 1000 blocku S. Ha-
mover ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-04
v ~ZELEZNICNfCH NEHO-
DACH DIVA

Zeleznicnlmi vlaky usmrceni
byli diva v 1tery. Benjamin F.
Brookhart zasazen byl vlakem,
kdyz prechazel pod viaduktem
ma Falls road koleje. Wax
Pennsylvania drahy, j1mz u
smrcen byl, jel do Parkton.
Brookhart usmrcen byl v biz
kosti sveho obydlf. Clenove ro-
diny rekli, re behem parma O.
pustil byt sv1j.
Druhou obet1 vlaku byl Will
liam O. Howard z Capitol
Heights, Md. Zabit byl, kdyz
chtel skociti ma jedouc1 Wax
Pennsylvania drahy ma Broad
way v blfzkosti Hoffman ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-04
UJfzDEL S


Pc rychlem st1han1 60 mil v
iodine, chycen byl v pondell
Alfred Jenkins, cernoch, jenz
ujizdel S ukradenym truckem,
v nemz rozvazena zmrzlina.
Morris Miller, mfstopresi-
dent firmy ma vyrobu zmrzliny
We 1000 blocku Hartford ave-
nue., st1hal We SVEN AUTOMOBILE
ujizdejiciho cernocha. Ma Cen
trail avenue a Hoffman ulici
truck vypovedel sluzbu. Ger
noch ma 1teku chycen byl poll
ceinim straznikem a ZavTen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-04
OSLAVA NC
HENRY "

Dunn kongresu rychle jednal
v pondelf o predloze, kterou u
vedl v senatu senator Rad
cliffe, ably Spojene Staty beast
nily sc oslavy, jez konana byti
ma ID. zafl ma pevnosti Nc
Henry, We ste dvacate vyroc1
s1ozeni hymny "The Star
Spangled Banner. PFedloha
nese sebou apropriaci $4,000,
jfz uzito by byti melo, ably pro-
gram slavnostn1 proveden byl
d~1stojne. Predloha zaslana do
B1leho Demu pro presidentovo
schvalen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-04
L.OUPEz.

Diva zTizenci zidovske memo
cnice oloupeni byli v 1tery ire
mi cernochy O $4,000. Loupez
tato v Baltimore Cd 13 rokn
byla %nejvetsf. Roku 1926 Son
neborn loupez vynesla zlode-
jun $4,000.
Utern1 loupez p%rovedena by
la uprostTed ziveho poulicnfho
ruchu a V blfzkosti jedouclho
busu naplneneho lidmi. Zlodeji
pracovali S takovou rychlost1,
re dlvka z 1radovny nemocni-
ce a r1dic automobile sotva me-
Ii pfllezitost sledovati zmizen1
zlod6j1. Sk%utecnou loupez pro-
vedli diva cernosi, kterf vstou-
pill k AUTOMOBILE, v nemz u
fednice, Rhea Nusbaum a
Charles Zavodny, sedeli ma ro-
hu Broadway a Monument u
lice.
Nusbaum byla ma zadn1m Sc
dadle majfc u nohou svych tas-
ku s vyplatnfmi pencil. V tas-
&c bylo 1896 a nekolik stT1br-
naku. a cent?.
Kdyz Zavodny nucen byl "a
stayiti pred busem, z nehoz Wy
stupovalo nekolik jedouc1ch,
bandite zacali svoji praci tax,
re jednali skutecne die chytre
provedeneho planu. Pfijeli We
SVEN automobile ku automobi-
lu Zavodnyho. Diva vyskocili
z neho. Jeden cernoch pTisko-
Gil ku dveT1m, u nichz sedela
1rednice a druhy pritiskl re
volver ku krku Zavodnyho.
Drive nezli Nusbaumova mo-
hla uskutecniti 81 CO Sc dele,
cernoch otevrel dvirka automo
blu, chopil tasku s pencil a
prchl. Druhy S MIN vskocil do
automobile, v nemz byl tfeti
cernoch a ujeli. Zavodny pro-
nasledoval je do vzdalenosti
nekolika blockG, uzfvaje HAS
ne trouby, ably obratil ma sebe
pozornost az do chv1le, kdy Ger
nostf zlodeji zmizeli.
Pred IL. hodinou pred p1l
noel automobil nalezen byl sto-
jfua@a Johns Hopkins nemocni-
&c. Zahlednut byl zpravoda-
jem "Sun" novin, jenz upozor-
nil nan p~olicistu, Adama Bit
ner. Cernoch strazn1ku ozna-
Gil sc jake chauffeur bydlitele
v Roland Parku. Ma severe
vychodn1 stanici pri vyslechU
udal, re nezna jmena dvou Ger
nochG = zlodejd, S nimiz set
kal Sc ma gasolfnove stanici
kde koupil gasol1n. Jeho "a
mestnavatel z Roland Park:
jenz byl navstevou u nemocne.
no V Johns Hopkins, priveder
byl ma p~olicejn1 stanici, fekl
re naridil mu, ably gasolfn kou-
pill a re cernoch vratil Sc dc
Roland Park O 2. iodine odpo-
ledn1.
Pc pdlhodinovem vyslechu
cernoch ten byl propulsion.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-04
CIZINECTf VOJENSTf PO-
SVEDKY
MANEVRU.

TTinact cizineckych vojen-
skych pozorovatel1 budou
svedky manevr6 tfet1ho pluku.
Manevry ty budou prvnimi plu
ku, jak oznameno re zdejsfho
hlavnlho stavu. Pozorovatele
prijedou: z Cfny, Kolumbie,
Kuby, Chile, Francie, Nemec-
ka, Angle, Japonska, Mexika,
Polska, Rumunska, Venezuely
a Ruska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-04
UTONULA.

Charlotte j. johnson, 14leta
re Sparrows Point, clenkyne
Americkeho Cerveneho Kffze
tTldy ku ochrane lidskeho III
vota, utonula v 1tery v reser-
voiru v South Uxbridge, Mass.
Utonula pri cvicenf Sc v plova-
nj. Zmizen1 jej1 bylo pozna-
no, kdyz hoch re tr1dy 25 slapl
ma jej1 telo. D1vka byla Glen
kyn1 tf1dy jeden tyden.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-04
TAH PROFIT
OKRES

Kampan prot hospodam "a
hajena byla v sobotu v Balti-
more okresu. V obcanskem sa-
tn oblecenf policiste n~avstevuji
hospody a tanecni mlstnosti ma
kTizovatkach silnic a Sorech,
kde shromazdujf Sc hosi a div
ky nedospelf a castokrate Sc O.
PHI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-04
OTRAVIL Sc v
AUTOMOBILE.

27lety Willard B. Schley, o.
travil Sc vypary z gasol1nu V
AUTOMOBILE V lese V bl1zkosti
Wylie avenue. Vypary procha-
zely gumovou rourou do auto
mobilu, v nemz Schley sedel.
Neil nalezen byl, uplynulo a.
81 pet hodin. Nalezen byl dive
ma hochy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-04
HERNIA PREPADENA.

Pc vykacen1 nekolika dver1
dome We 1900 blocku West
North avenue, odd1lem policie
.zatceno bylo v pondelf ma ire
tim poschodf 43 muzG. Pet OBJ
vineno jest z prij1man1 sack.
Vlastn1ky mfstnosti, kde hol-
dovano bylo zakazane hire,
jsou: Sol. Goodman a Julino
Mrakoff.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-04
MESTA.

Skola pro cernosske d1tky ma
Hartford a Ashland avenue We
stTedu distriktu, v nemz domy
tam stojicl strzeny byti mali
Poole rozkazu authority vladni,
ma strzena byti. Rozkaz ten
to nese sebou vystrahu, re il
max vlada o proveden1 projek-
tn by Sc nestarala.
Mesto stoj1 ma rozpac1ch,
kan S ditkami skolou tam po-
vinnymi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-04
v BEAUTY SHOPU

Zkouman1m ~zjisteno bylo, re
vybuch v Beauty shopu ma Myr
tie avenue zavinen byl pTeto-
penlm ohTlvace vody. Vybu-
chem v. pondel1 znicena byla
tato zkraslovacl dina a dye
cernosky re sousedstv1 porane-
ny byly odletevs1mi predmety.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-04
SLYSANY TISfCI, VIDENY
MALO

Mad Baltimore vynaselo sc We
safedu Is valecnych vzducholo
d1 jez priletely z Logan Field
pfi oslave 80. vyroc1 vzducho-
plaveckych vojenskych sboru.
Vznasely Sc We vysi 5000 stop.
Ackoliv tis1ce slysely hluk jimi
pGsobeny, jen nekterym pfano
bylo je videti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-04
PADL Sc SCHODU A FLA
NAL ST KIRK.

Sc schod1 S druheho do PRIV
nfho poschodf sveho domu ma
S. Baylis ulici padem prerazil
81 39lety William We'll, kirk. V
kratkosti pc padu zemTel. Spa
dl kdyz kolem pGlnoci Sci do
koupelny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-04
POLICE KU UTIsENf.

Dvacet pet policistG poslano
bylo We stredu do podniku
Standard Cap and holding
spolecnosti We 800 blocku S.
Eaton ulice, ably utisili nepo-
koj tam vznikly stavkujfcfmi
deln1ky. Sest osob zatceno
bylo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-04
OHEN We KLADIS GAY
ULICE
~VY$ETROVANf

Ohen vypukl v sobotu v prazd-
mem skladiSti We 1900 blocku
N. Gay ulice. Policiste licili,
re plameny vyrazily re 4 rGz-
nych castf budovy ma prvnfm
a druhem poschodl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-04
DAN SNAD ZVYSENA 0
DVACET N

Zprava z minuleho tydne z
mestske radnice oZnacovala,
re poplatniky ceka zvysenl ma
DAM O IL cent?. Novym vyse-
trovanim prichazf Sc k tomu,
re zvySenf Dude O 20 cent?.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-04
ONEMOCNEL

V 1tery, kdy teplomer vystou-
pill do vyse 81 stupnI, rome
mohl Sc vedrem Ezra Deane,
20 rok1 starry z Callow avenue.
Klesl v restaurantu We 800 bloc
ku E. Baltimore ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-04
1O.243 MORTGYCU MA DO
MY A MAJETKY.

Vladni odbor "Home Loan
Bank" ma v drzen1 10.243
mortgycG ma zadluzene domy
a majetky v Marylandu, ma
richz lp1 dluhy vladn1mu Cd
boru We vysi $30,711,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-08-04
PRO KRADEz.

Frank Robinson OdsOuzen
byl ma diva roxy do kaznice pro
rozbitl vykladn1 skT1ne zlatnic-
keno obchodu We 200 blocku
N. Liberty ulice Is. cervence a
ukradenf z nj zlatych hodinek
" Gene Sc dolarH.