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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-02-01

The story begins with the birth
of the idea in the personnel of
flee of the plant. Thence to the
survey to determine interest, and
and on through until the curtain
was raised on the highly success
full venture and the ultimate de-
cision to come back with a
"Follies of Forty" was reached.
Portrait studies in character
are given over to leads Frances
Lautenschlager, Chet. Robinson,
Harold Day, Violet Mellott,
Adele Gates, Jeanne Scott, Wal
ter O'Hara, Mary Oberfield, Will
liam Hannigan, Arlene Feakes,
and the saxophone quartet, Clare
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-02-01
Roland Lodge
Has Regular Meet

MNRoland. Lodge, knights of Py-
t.4ias, held it's regular meeting
last Tuesday. On Wednesday
several members attended the
district meeting of Licking and
t. field counties held in Millers-
Present were the Grand
- .ancelIor and the Grand Keeper
of Record and Seal.
Roland Lodge is planning
another party for members and
their friends on Friday night,
F9b.9. Dancing, cards and other
forms of entertainment will be
provided for those attending.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-02-01

Foley, Weston Jones, Clifford
Ritter, Robert Lederer. Two
full pages are devoted to candid
backstage "shots" taken during
rehearsals and presentation
nights, while three pages are
turned over to pictures of the
dinner. in Granville Inn following
the show. Hu1nor is aptly pro-
vided on two center pages of
cartoons depicting members of
the cast in various poses by car
toonist Foley.
In two colors, the magazine
consists of "a pages in addition
to the cover. 1t is published
monthly.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-02-01
Shriners Will
Attend Dance

Shrine members in Newark
will attend the annual Alladin
Temple annual Potentate's Ball
to be held Friday of this week
In Columbus. 1t will be held in
the temple and, as in other years,
will honor the newly elected
leader.
Howell Hughes, representative
for Alladin Temple in Newark,
is in charge of making arrange
ments for those planning to at
tend.
year.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-02-01

West, George McAlpine, Frank
SCISSOR, Charles Tilton, Oscar
Morgan, James Moore, Claude
McPeck, Fred C. Kelley, Hilbert
Varney, Herman Hartman, Nor
ris Courson, James Swartz, Am
zie Moore, Charles Gray, Eliza
beth Lewis, R. E. Curp, Walter
Williams, Antoine Baumgartner,
William Frankenberry, John
Francis, Lawrence Parkinson,
Marion Stewart, Guy Swartz, o.
K. Frye, R. ]. Franks, Ralph
Swartz, Elmer Swartz.
The Newark Stove Co., it is
understood, plans to continue the
cooking school venture depending
upon how it is received.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-02-01
Demo Candidates
Please Note!

New President of the Lick.
ing County Democratic Club,
has issued an invitation to
all candidates seeking the
Democratic nomination for
Congress at the special pri-
mary election next Tuesday,
to attend the meeting on
Friday night of this week
in Democratic headquarters.
The invitation, President
Lockwood said, also includes
all candidates seeking office
at the May primary.
An interesting meeting has
been planned, following which
refreshments will be served.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-02-01
Walters In Florida

A. G. Walters, 56 Bowers ave-
nue., who is spending the winter
in New Smyrna, Fla, writes the
Leader this week requesting his
paper be forwarded to him and
states that temperatures in that
city have dropped to as low as
19 degree above.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-02-01
Cecession

Under 3O-day advisement this
week is the proposal presented to
Licking County Commissioners
by number of property owners
in Newark township outside the
city that they be permitted to
withdraw from the city and
form a new township. Delega-
tion presenting the proposal was
headed by Carey Stevenson.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-02-01
Catching Criminals Only A
Part OF Modern County
Officers Regular Daily Jobs

Pictures show County Prosecutor Sheriff and his deputies
at work. Below is Kenneth Krder who has held the office of
Prosecuting Attorney for He addition to working
closely with the Sherfs office legal advisor all county Off
Right Sheriff L. D. and his right hand deputy Bill
MElroy the office County Jail In the background
the short receiving which the Sheriff
rObberes other enabling him
his force in pursuit Lower right is Paul Jackson ar the
locking the cell in the main block
(StOries and pictures continued last page).
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-02-01
Warned

solice Chief Gail Christman
~ this week warned against the
Va 3ctice of hitching sleds to au-
tomobiles and other motor vehi-
cles. Warning followed reports
of injuries sustained by several
youths in so doing.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-02-01

land, Ashland and Delaware,
with a roughly estimated popu-
lation of 100000 and exactly a
total of 3109 square miles.
Word was received at the
Leader office this week that "af-
ter several conferences between
DIR. Townsend and other leaders
of the movement in Ohio, it was
dcided that this organization
would make no recommendations
CONTINUED on Last Page)
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-02-01
Progress

Organized for the purpose of
obtaining work for unemployed,
the Citizens Service Exchange,
NfAis week reported progress in
the organization. Local men in
business are being asked to serve
@as sponsors and as governing
board for the group. James EN-
met Johnson has been named
president.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-02-01
No LetdOwn i'm
Industrial Pace

New York-If leading bus.
iness men are competent to
Judge, the recovery move
ment will not take a back.
ward step during the first
quarter of 1910.
A New York Stock Ex.
change concern interviewed
100 industrial executives in
an effort to learn how the cat
is going to jump, and the
concensus was that most
lines will hold their gains
and that where seasonal re-
cession occurs it will be
slight.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-02-01
Named

u The law firm of Randolph and
this week had been ap-
pointed to proceed to abstract
titles and acquire rights-of-way
to real estate for construction of
levies in the flood control project
for South Newark.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-02-01
BIRTHDAY PARTIES GROSS $1,000
Tuesday Dance At
Elks Attracts 500

vigorous round of events planned to raise funds in
the fight against nfane paralysis reached their zenith
Tuesday night in the ballroom of the Elks Club when ap
prOximatey 500 persons attended the Birthday Ball for
the President and did their share to raise the total
of money collected in Licking County to between $500
and $1,000 Music for the occasion furnished by Rudy
Black and his orchestra Additional entertainment
supplied by a floor show directed by Eddie Ewald
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-02-01
Mention

National winner of a Christ
mas parts and accessories win
dow display in contest conduct
ed by Chevrolet throughout its
dealerships over the country was
one created by /. j. Demarest
Chevrolet, Inc, Westwood, N. J.
The display entered by The
Phalen and Cunningham Co., of
Newark won honorable mention.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-02-01

The runoff election will be
held three weeks later, Tuesday,
Feb. 27. Little time is allotted
for intensive campaigning on the
part of the candidates since the
district takes in the counties of
Licking, Knox, Coshocton, Rich
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-02-01
Awarded

A>Awarding contracts for print
ing the ballots for the special
18th Congressional district pri-
mary and election called by Gov.
Bricker were: Newark Leader,
Republican ballots; Postal Print
ing Co., Democratic ballots.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-02-01
Basketeer

Arthur Haynes, private at
Chanute Field, Rantoul, ILL.,, this
week was named a member of
the Chanute Field Al-Star bas-
ketball team. He is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Haynes, Han
cock street, and a graduate of
Newark High school.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-02-01
Sworn

]. B. Atkinson, for IL years a
member of the Pataskala Board
of Education, had this week been
sworn in as member of the
Licking County board. He is a
graduate of Ohio State Univers-
ity.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-02-01
BrOadcasts

Miss Emaline Close, supervisor
of music in suburban Canton
schools, and daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. III. M. Close, Ninth street,
broadcast a musical program
over a Canton radio station on
Friday night.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-02-01
'Fiberglas Yarns Tells Picture
Story OF Local Amateur Epic

Fberglas Yarns publication of the Corning Fbeglas
Cop dedicated the special January number complete word
and picture of the Fbegas Foies" local show
directed by Paul Pine with entirely local and two
nights Dec CT in the Auditorium theater.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-02-01
Condition

Contract for the air condition
ing of the testing room at the
OwSns-C Corning Corp, here was
signed recently, according to an
announcement made by officials.
Done at a cost of several thous-
and dollars, the system will
sfandardize and maintain a uni
form temperature and degree of
humidity.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-02-01
B-r-r-r

The five days beginning with
Tiday of last week brought to
the Waterworks department 300
reports of frozen pipes in New
fix homes. On Monday alone of
this week 40 reports were filed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-22

BEAUTIFUL CANARiEs, choppers and
yorkshires. Guaranteed singers MIS-.
Hutchinson, 1909 q st. &c. II. 1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-22
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

OF N LINCOLN ST. Arlington. Va.-At-
tractive room and board for one or two;
near Arnold bus.
1905 N HARTFORD ST. Arlington. Va
Large front room. new brick home: unlim.
phone l blk bus Chestnut 5s12.
6Oo2 N WILSON BLVD Arl-Attractive
room ami kitchenette; 81 80. Phone
Falls Church S56-W2. 22f
LARGE. twin. bed-living room; inner-spre.
mattress. chw.. gas heat. uni. phone. rec
r.ation rm.: blk. 10c bus. CHI. 21ls.
MISUNDERSTANDING room. south,
private home: on bus line. 90 min to Govt.
depts.: men only Chestnut 1924.
NEWLY FURNISHED BEDROOM, next to
bath. with kitchen privileges; new section
Alexandria: man or couple. Temple ~ ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-22
ROOMS UNFINISHED.

DUPONT CIRCLE. 2 or 3 small base
ment rooms SO each. Michigan 3724
before am.
CHEVY CHASE. mr.. Circle-New modern
studio suite: private bath and entrance,
S25 mo. Garage, S.. Oliver 096o.
COLORED-Large front room, Ink; Sc
week. 126 Randolph pl. NV. North 3792
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-22
FTTRNTTITRE

Bedroom suite walnut. modern Ape,
$50: maple twin bedroom suite. new,
mahogany walnut, $3.50: Duncan Phyfe
table. new in maple. mahogany, walnut.
Sl2 So extra special unfinished drop-leaf
of new and used furniture bedding
blankets, etc. at reduced prices To buy
or sell ask Henry 1925 18th st NV Open
evenings till 9:3O pm. MI a44S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-22

FOR SALE-21 Holstein cows and
Holstein bull. This herd is now
in the National Training School
for Boys, Washington, and all are
young and highly productive.
Call D. H. Wood, Parkton, Md.
Telephone 51-W or Joseph D.
Stark, BALTIC, Md. Lafayette 14O5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-22
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

TO SUBLET = FURNISHED CORNER
apartment living room bedroom. sunroom
dnette-kitchen and bath. Apt. 3D.. Kew
Gardens, ZOO Que st 30
SUBLET R, K AND BATH. COM
pletely and attractively furnished See
elevator boy at 1874 st NV. 90
3419 9TH ST NE. NEAR CATH "a
rooms; kitchen phone, garage, $40. Ho.
bart $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-22
14O1 18th ST NV,
BOLIVIAN CLUB,
STUART HALL.
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

CONVALESCENT bachelor wants board l
or > rooms, bath; vicinity Rock Greek
Psl& or suburban. Box 24s-D Star. 90
YOUNG WOMAN. Govt emp wants single
room and board: cow. trans. write de-
tails. Box 291- Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-22
ROOMS WANTED.

EMPLOYED YOUNG LADY clean furnish
ed room for Ink, vic. 18th and NV.
State price. Box 225-D. Star.
SINGLE MAN wants room close to Good
Hope I'd. Sc; steady roomer; Al refer
ences. Call Lincoln 7229-W.
EMPLOYED GENTLEMAN wants inmacu-
lately clean grill, refrigerator. bath: can
give ref limit $40 Box Esd. Star. 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-22
ARLINGTON COAL CO.
FARM & GARDEN.

FARM & GARDEN.
LANDSCAPE service. pruning planting,
transplanting. sodding lawns made reno
waited, tree work. w c. Walker, 232
Emerson NV. RIA. 0119.
COW MANURE well -otted: 100 lbs. 75c;
DIRT. 100 lbs. SOC: 500 lbs. 81 80; i ton
81 30. WI. 1851, or Glenhurst Dairy
Bethesda. Md
AZALFAS AND POINSETTIA PLANTS,
ana blooms, with mats. ST. Garrett Park
Greenhcuses, Garrett Park. Md Ken
Slngton 616
WELL-ROTTED COW MANURE-Large or
SIN SmaI lot; quality and quantity guaranteed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-22

FOUR YOUNG MEN
4 HOME. Dupont 1922.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-22
led l.. WILLIAMS.
AUCTION.
Mon,-Tomorrow-2 PM.

9IS New YORK Ave. NV.
special auction of OF pieces of silver
ware; Will be sold tomorrow. Monday,
starting at pm. within our salesroom.
Walters. trays. pitchers. tea sets coffee
tiers. cocktail shakers, centerpieces, candle
stands. trays and other misc. pieces. Also
fine brass-bound Chinese cabinet, coffee
tables and China tea sets. and electric
clocks.
There will also be sale of furniture
Tuesday at , pm, here at our auction
house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-22
LIVE CHRISTMAS TREES.

Blue spruce. Norway spruce. white
spruce; fine cones, all sizes, cents each up
or wholesale; painted cones. MARYLAND
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-06
KRADEzE.

Roster Hughes, 25lety Ger
noch z Aisquith ulice, obvinen
byl z peti kradez1 oblek1 v &C.
ne $198 z peti apartments ma
st. Paul ulici. Chycen byl, kdyz
Sc prohanel v ukradenem oble-
ku ma Mount Vernon Place.
Saty cenene ma $87 a
$3.50 ma hotovosti ukradeno
bylo z domu Josepha Tonga v
Essex. Kradez spachana byla
V patek v noci neb v sobotu ra-
no v dobe nepritomnosti Lon
COVE.
Ma severovychodni stani-
ci obvineni byli z okradenl OBJ
chodnika ustTicemi z Overall
mlada cfsnice a r1dic taxicabu:
Pfepaden a -oloupen byl JIM
Robert McCready O 5000,
McCready zaloval, re 25. Ii
stopadu sesel sc S d1vkou, cole
tou Catherine Sanford z prvnl-
no blocku E.. Preston ulice v
hospode ma rohu Ensor a For
rest ulic. Pc nekolika "drln-
cich' nabidl j, re il zaveze do
MI. Venku pred hospodou ma
lezli diva muze, ktere c1snice u
vedla jake sve bratry. Vsichnl
ctyri vesli do taxicabu, ktery
ridil Clifford Chapman a Jim
z~avezeni byli ku domu ma Edl-
son Highway. Tam McCready
byl shit a okraden.
- Halethorpska policie Wy
setfuje tTi podezrele z okrade.
nj T1dice taxicabu, Charlese
Klinedinst O So.
= Gladys M. Hall, postmi'
strova v Milestown, st. Mary
okres, obzalovana byla v 1terJ
vladimir soudem ma vzeti dopl
sd a ukradeni z Mich penez.
zalovana byla, re jeden do
pis ukraden byl obyvateli
Oakley. V dopise bylo $3.50
" jineho dopisu vzala $3.50.
Clifford B. Alban, byva
II prodavac a kolektor masn'
firmy, doznal zproneveren
1924 z obnos1 Nfirmy behem
mesfc1, kdyz pro firmu praco
Ilval We Western Maryland
lWest Virginia.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-06
. MAS B

Podavame Yam timto zpra-
WI, re jsme tento tyden opet O.
deslali 3 bedny, 700 ID. satstva
do Angle. Bylo to mono do
cfliti pouze pTicinen1m vsech
pracovnic, kterych Sc seslo vel
ky pocet. Dosud jsme touto "a
silkou odeslali 26 prikryvek
zhotovenych z vlnenych kous-
XII a 2 Hospital blankets" ru-
enc ~pletene, jez darovaly So
kolky. Prosfme Vas jeste stale
o tyto vlnene kousky, ktere ko-
najf velmi dobrou sluzbu v pod
zemnfch bombovych skrysich.
Mattel starsf prikryvky, pri-
nestle nam je, my je vs1vame
dovnitr techto prikryvek. Wy
nasnazujeme Sc zuzitkovat vse
cko. Prosfme Vas v teto dobe
Vanocnf o dalsf Diary, ably bylo
nam mono v praci pokracova-
ii. Prijali jsme opet So Cd p.
RychtaTe, pf. Kat. Hromadnik
so; pl. M. Hybl 81; p. FIR. Hybl
krabici cigaret; Dr.. August No
yak, krabici cigaret; p1. Kat.
Proxies, zimni pradlo, holici po-
treby, mydla, vlnenou prikryv-
ku; z kouskG tez darovala
pTikryvku p1. M. Steiner, p1.
A. Smrha 2 a vlnene kousky a
panove: B6hounek a Primus a
p1. Legro. PAM Barbora Marek
Data STOREY 2 sweatry. Pan
Charles Schimunek mas zaso-
buje bednami, ktere nam las
KAYE "preSfvaj1" panove Po-
korny a Rys. Vsem "a jejich
ponce dekujem a pfejem VAN
vsem Vesele Vanoce a Stastny
Novy Rok!
Zacnem opet pc Novem Ro-
ce a Size We stredu, dine s. led.
ma. Skola Dude opet otevrena
a Size cd 10 hodin rano do 4
odpoledne. Ma shledanou!
Csl. Pomocny Vybor
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-06

= Chcete pekny, umelecky,
nabozensky kalendar ma rok
1941? Zaslete postovni llstek
S Vast adresou Karlu E. Schi-
m6nkovi, 26O1.O3 E. Madison
ST. a on Yam milerad calendar
zaSle.
= Dem. Klub Ceskych Mia
dfkG Z. wardy usporada opet
Ustricove Hody v nedeli, dine 8.
prosince cd l do 6 hodin odpol.
v klubovnfch m1stnostech, 21O0
Ashland Ave.
"Kral MuzikantG" zavfta
ma Novy Rok do Sokolovny rob
Gay a Preston ulic. Dram. Cd
Dor Sok. Jed. Blesk pripravuje
nasemu divadeln1mu publiku o.
pet pekny pozitek. Reziserka
pf. O. Martfnkova vybrala pro
novorocnf predstavenf veselou
zpevnl hru o 3 jednanfch "Kral
Muzikant1". Tato zpevohra
byla hrana New Yorku II.
listopadu Del. Amer. Sokolem
pTi 1plne vyprodanem DOME.
Pf1ste uvedu castecny popis
hry. Dop.
= Camera Club of Interna-
tional Center, Y. w. C. A. Pc
South Broadway Dude porada-
tt "Prosincovy Tanec" v sobo-
tn, dine z. prosince $3.50 We
Ger. Vstupne soc ii S dan1.)
- Minuly ctvrtek poradala
Merchants Assn Severovych.
Baltimore schulz spojenou S o.
bedem v Madison Restaurantu
"a predsednictv1 p. E. johann
nesena.
PAM Inez DeVille, redaktor-
ka "Guide" prisllbila pomoc
jejfho casopisu.
Pred casem byl zaslan dopis
fediteli Trznic, We kterem bylo
pozadovano odstraneni ne
vzhlednych elektrickcyh nave
stf v Severovychodnf Trznici.
Ponevadz nedosla ma tento
dopis odpoved, zvlastni vybor
navStlvf Teditele Trznic a poza-
.da oszakrgcenf.
Pristf pravidelna "Obedova
SchGze" Dude konana tretf
ctvrtek v lednu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-06
NEVZDEJ Sc JOBU OKU
NEJST " ARMADA.

Rozlusteni nejvfce seriosnlho
problemu, ktery zavinil vojen-
sky odvod v Marylandu nyn1
dano bylo v sobotu l%ieutenan-
tenn kolonelem Amosem r.
Koontz, reditelem lekaTskeho
odboru. Dal rozhodne nauce-
nj, ably ii co pred sebou mali
odvod, nevzdali Sc prace sve
dokud skutecne nebudou v ar
made totiz ii, CO lekari pc pro-
hlidce nebudou uznani "a 1pl-
ne spolehlive. Mnozf, jak ko-
lionel Koontz varuje, budou
prohlaseni odvodn1m odborem
"a nezpGsobile a CO potion, kde
chytit praci, j1z Sc predcasne
zrekli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-06
SPOJENE STATY PRODAJf
$50 LODI
ANCLII.

V Londyne uv~erejnena byla
We stTedu zprava, re vladou
Spojenych Stat6 umozneno An
gill koupiti $50 obchodn1ch To-
df. Toto rozhodnuto bylo v po-
slednlch 48 hodinach jake cast
planu zmobilisovati vsechny
Americke obchodn1 lodi pro
anglickou potrebu. Dale ma
sledovati Dude nicitel1 lodn1ch
a zvysen1 vzduchoplaveckych
potreb.
O placenf vyjednava jmenem
zdejsl vlady sekretaT poklad-
ny, Henry Morgenthau.
V New Yorku prohlasil We
stredu podsekretar anglicke
pokladny, Sir Frederick Phil
lips, re nikdy financn1 stav An
gle nebyl lepslm mad nynej-
Sim.
V San Francisco senator Hi
ram w. Johnson rekl zpravo-
datum, re "jenom zazrak md-
re mas uchraniti Cd valky, jez
zuTl v Europe"
Henry Ford v Detroit prohla-
sill We stredu, re potfebuje-li
Angle penfze, Spojene Staty j
DAFT mali, co budou potfebova-
til. Ford tim vysvetlil, re ito
|skonci valku rychle."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-06
ZRfZENCI v MEADE ROZ-
MNOzENI 0 1.4OO.

Ctrnact set dalslch muzd
vzato bylo do prace We Fort
George G. Meade v poslednlm
tydnu. Pfidanfm techto zTi-
zenc1 dnes je vice NEIL 10000
a jejich tydennf mzda obnasl
vice NEIL 100000.
V poslednim tydnu najato
bylo 600 tesarG. Neucenych
zrfzenc1 je tam dnes ma 1890.
Byty v Hartman, Severn, Lau-
rel, Savage, Annapolis, Brook
lyn a Curtis Bay, mali nynl
prave zne.
V Meade, v Edgewood arse
nal, Holabird Quartermaster
a Aberdeen Proving
Ground valecnym department
tenn zfizeny budou fondy v OBJ
nosu $45,762,0 900.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-06
AUTOMOBILY.

F0llceJn1 straznlk, David Shu-
nick srazen byl a~utomobilem
ma Hanover a Ostend uliclch.
Automobil ujel. Pozdeji chy-
cen byl cernoch, ktery automo-
bill ffdil. Obvinen byl, re ridil
tento, kdyz opilym byl. Ku
dopaden1 cernocha pfispel Vic
tor Pyles z frankie ulice v Cur
It's Bay, jenz pustil Sc Ia uj1z-
dej1c1m a ma zahybu prinutii
jej ku zastaven1.
Baltimore Transit bus "a
jel nekolik block1 mestskych
ulic, ably zavezl zraneneho no
cha do Johns Hopkins nemoc-
nice. Hoch, ctyrlety Theodore
Duff, zranen byl automobilem
ma Fayette ulici a Jackson
Place. Automobil, jimz zranen
ridila Esther M. Glennon, %
leta.
- Sedmilety Douglas Baker,
kdyz bezel pres Pennington a
venue, srazen byl automobilem,
jlmz rozrazena byla mu lebka.
Ernest Richardson, T1dic, byl
zatcen a vinen z neopatrne j1Z-
dy.
= William Edward Groomes,
Sc rokG starry, jenz bydlil ma
Frederick road, tfi mile cd Ell
licott City, usmrcen byl v sobo-
tn Zasazen byv a~utomobilem
ma Edmundson avenue. R1di-
Gem AUTOMOBILE byl 19lety
Walter D. Crabill.
Pet osob, ctyfi z Mich byli
,vojaci z Edgewood arsenalu,
zraneno bylo sobotu, kdyz
truck, ma nemz jeli Sc pTekotil
nedaleko Van Biber v Hartford
okresu. Zraneni byli: sergeant
Unice Ledindille, jeho manzel-
ka, jfz pTerazen nos, kapral
Edward Whitocomb, kapral
William Tilley a prosty vojak
Charles w. Hale, jemuz zlome-
ma noha.
George Ravick z Wyman
Park tezce zranen byl automo-
n rfzenym Louisem T.
Hunt, 24letym ma w. Redwood
ulici. Byla mu rozrazena leb-
ka.
= Velma Albrecht, 61leta z
Frederick avenue, zranena by
la automobilem pri prechazenl
ulice pred sym domem. Byla
il rozrozena lebka, zlomena le-
va noha a nekolik zeber. Auto
mobil ffdil 29lety Harvey Page
= Ma Orleans ulici u Calvin
ulice prerazena byla 15letemu
Normanu Shores noha pfi j1z-
de ma bicyklu.