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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-18
FIRST BUD OF
THIS SEASON
PRESENTED
lIr. and Mrs. Henry Ben
ming Spencer's Daugh-
ter Makes Debut

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!. Miss Violet Spencer, daughter Of
! Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Benning Spen-
Ger, Is making her bow to society
this afternoon at tea, which her
parents are giving from s to Z
O'Clock in their home on Massar
chusetts avenue.
Miss Spencer Is wearing q beauti-
full Viennet model OF white georgette
which Is exceptionally becoming TO
her delicate blonde beauty. and Is
carrying a bouquet OF orchids.
Among the young girls assisting
her are Miss Elizabeth Parker, Miss
Elizabeth Johnson, Miss Louise Clay
tor, Miss Louise Ireland and Miss
Helen Marye-all to be debutantes
this season.
Assisting Mrs. Spencer, who Is
goWned In charming model Of
gray satin. are Mrs. Joseph Letter
and Mrs. John r. wilkins, who
of lovely small yellow roses are on
the tea table.
Miss Spencer is the first of the
seasons buds to be presented and
already she has won much admira-
/
which suggest slightly what in this
waning jazz era is sometimes still
called the old fashioned girl" Miss
Spencer has been in school In Paris
the last year or two,
UNDERWOODS HAVE
NIECE AS GUEST.
Senator and Mrs. Oscar Under.
wood have as their guest Mrs. I'm
| derwood's niece, Mrs. William
Spencer, jr.. of Birmingham, Ala,
who will be in Washington about
item days. Senator and Mrs. I'm
derwood returned last week to their
home. on q street. from Birming-
ham.
Senator and Mrs. Walter E. Edge
have returned to Washington and
are at the Shoreham while their
house is being put in order for the
season.
The Counselor of the German
Embassy and Nine. Dieckhoff were
the guests of honor at dinner last
night Of Doctor Carl Christopher,
Of Hamburg, Germany, who enter
tanned them at dinner at the Will
lard. Doctor Christopher is here
on special mission
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Colonel c. e. C. @. Charlton and
Mrs. Charlton, who are on an ex'
tended tour Of the large military
posts and schools of the United
States. have just completed brief
visit at Fort Sill They were guests
of Colonel and Mrs. M. A. De Lacy,
who have recently been stationed II
Washington.
Mr.. and, Mrs. AdoIphuS W.Wells
announce the marriage Of their
daugifteE| Susan Edna, to John
Phillip Mann. jr., OF Arlington, Va.
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man Park Hotel after spending sew
eral weeks campaigning in Iowa.

man Park Hotel after spending sew
eral weeks campaigning in Iowa.
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Miss Virginia Edwards, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Edwards,
is entertaining at bridge and tea
this afternoon in her home on F.
street in compliment to Miss Mary
Elizabeth Thompson. Other guests
are Mrs. Xenophan Price, Mrs.
Thomas L. Wattles, Miss Laura
Bryn, Miss Mary Stitt, Miss Eliza.
beth Beale, Miss Cecil Lester Jones,
Miss Pauline Coleman, Miss Audrey
Carter, Miss Eleanor Northrup. Miss
Virginia Selden, Miss Norven MINI
ford, Miss Katherine Wrehns Miss
Elizabeth Wrent Miss dorothy
johnson, Miss Anne Devere8ux,
Miss HELEN Griffin. Miss Ruth
Green, Miss Elizabeth Thompson;
Miss Diana Cumming. Miss May
Taylor, Miss Mary Parker Miss
Helen Strauss, Miss Laura Lejeune,
Miss Eugenia Le5eune and Miss Bet.
ty Werner.
Presiding at the tea following
the bridge win be Mrs. Edwards
and Mrs. Alexander Britton.
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Mrs. Daniel c. Chace. Mrs. Hamlin
Cogswell. Mrs. J. Harry Cunning.
ham, Mrs. Virginia King Frye, Mrs,
Alice McKaye Kelly, Mrs. John
Mock. Mrs. Grace Richmond, Mrs,
William Anterior DuPuy, Mrs. II
IS. Mulliken, Mrs. Blanche Ray,
Mrs. e. T. Moses, Mrs. A. Ds New
man. Miss Mayhem. Miss M. Alike
son. Miss Laura Thornburg, Mrs
Peggy Albion. Mrs. Luther Gregory
Mrs. Alice Barney, Mrs. MacPher
son CrlcntQn and Mrs. James IrvIn
Steel. M
Es Presiding ut the tea tables will
be Mrs Belos Blogett, Mrs William
Dennis, Mrs. Eugene Peters and
Mrs. r S, Bamberger.
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NOTABLE AUDIENCE
AT DANCE RECITAL.

The beautiful dance recital given
yesterday afternoon at Polls The
alter by Madame Anna Pavlowa end
her company was attended by an
audience which crowded the the
ater to capacity and included many
people prominent in society.
Mrs. Delos Blodgett, who had a
box party, had among her guests
Mrs. David DuBose Gaillard, Mrs.
Charles Graves Matthews and Mrs.
Henry Parsons Erwin.
Others in the audience were Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Getty Chiltons Mrs.
William J. Boardman and Miss
Mabel Boardman. Mrs. Joseph
Strauss, Mrs. Victor Kaufman,
Commander and Mrs. w. w. Cal.
braith, Mrs. Charles Warren, Mrs.
Frederic A. Delano, Mrs. Alan Kirk,
Mrs. Charles J. Bell, Mrs. Ord Pres.
ton, Mrs. William Reyburn, Mrs. j..
Miss Frances Virginia Waggamafl,
Miss Yvonne Townsend, Mrs.
George Downey, Mrs. Robert Dove,
Mrs. r. B. Moran, Mrs. Gladys
Wright Church, Mrs. G. C. Calhoun,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul e. Johnson and
Miss Elizabeth Gardiner.
Mrs. Harry Atwood Coleman, pres
ident OF the National League Of
American Pen Women. inaugurates
today at her home, SOFA Fourteenth
street, series of entertainments in
honor of the executive board of the
national league which will be. bril-.
liant features of the activities of the
season of l924-1925.
There will be teas, luncheons and
dinners given by the various mem.
bers Of the board. This evening
from to o'clock Mrs. Coleman
will be at home to perhaps 200
guests. She win be assisted by all
her executive board, Mrs. Clarence
M. Busch, Mrs. Bernie Babcock,
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MISS JOSEPHINE WIMSATT
rs MARRIED TODAY.

"A wedding Of much interest took
place at noon today IN that section
OF washington which was once
fashions local center. and which 4
few Of the .'cavc-dwelIerc still
claim as their residence section
Of large. roomy, high.ceilinged old
houses with many broad fireplaneS.
The bride was Miss Josephine
Wimaatt, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Al. Wimsatt, Of 216 Eighth street
southwest, and the bridegroom was
Captain Lenox Lolir, corps Of en-
giKleers, II. s. IA. Father w. q.
Ecanlon performed the ceremony at
ST. DOminic's Church, which was
decorated with white chrysantne-
NUNS; palms, and ferns.
The bride, who was given in mar
rage by her fother, wore a gown
Of white brocaded velvet simply
draped and made with court train
OF the same material. Al coronet
OF old point lace, q family heirloom,
caHght with orange blossoms, .ield
the tulle veil in place. She carried
q shower bouquet OF white roses
and liIies-of-t he-vailey.
Miss Dorothy Wimsatt was maid
Of honor for her sister, and wore a
gown of coppery shaded chiffon
with hat to match, and carried q
bouquet Of yellow-brown ciryS.
anthemun1s. The bridesmaids. Miss
Margaret Chase and Miss Caroline
3McWhorry Wimsatt, wore shaded
green costumes OF chiffon with hats
to match, and carried bouquets Of
small yellow chrysanthemums
The hest man was w. G.. Wimsast,
81 brother of the bride, and the
ushers were Major Henry Holcomhe,
Lieutenant Robert @. Wimsatt,
Charles Z. Ford, Harry Chase.
Walter v. Chase, and Francis A.
johnson.
Following the ceremony there was
wedding breakfast for the mem
bers Of the bridal party at the
home Of the brides parents, after
which the couple left for a wedding
trip. The bride Travelled in q three.
piece costume of French blue We
small hat OF black beaver.
Captain and Mrs. Lohr will be
at home after the middle Of next
mOnLH ~ at IItStT ECSANEklGC at Ott@o
Fulton street.
The bride Is a graduate physician
Of Johns Hopkins University. and
the bridegroom is editor of the en-
cheering journal. the Military En-.
gineer.
WOMEN'S GUILD
PLANS CARD PARTY.
The Women's Guild Of the Church
of the Incarnation win give a card
party at the New Ebbitt tomorrow
evening. Among those vino have
taken tables or who are assisting
with the project are Mrs. Stirling
Kerr. Mrs. Harry p. White. Mrs.
j.. Elvans MayfielG, Mrs. Faber
Stevenson, Mrs. Sherman r. Lake,
Mrs. Louis w. Richardson, Mrs. +.
D. Singleton, Mrs. Pembroke Pitt,
Mrs. Henry Clay johnson, Mrs.
Thomas Bright, Mrs. Ella Chester.
Mrs. Katherine Van Auken, Mrs.
Elizabeth Harper, Mrs. Harold Link,
Mrs. James Patterson, Mrs. Lena
M. Reed, Mrs. Florence Foos and
the Misses NJ Sworrnstedt. Miss
Cora Terry. Miss Edith Hall, Miss
Louise Vincent and Miss S. A
| Gardiner.
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Mrs. Edward William Pou. wife
Of Congressman Pou, of North Caro-
lima, Is leaving today for Raleigh
to visit her son, George Ross Pou,
superintendent Of the State prison.
She viii be away until after
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on November II. The wedding took
place IN Baltimore. the Reverend
James IA. Wallace, pastor Of the
Asquith Presbyteriau Church, per
forming the ceremony.
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DOCTOR AND MRS. WILLIAMS
TO SPEND WINTER IN SOUTH.

Doctor Tom Williams will leave
for New Orleans on Friday where he
will deliver several messages. From
there he will go to Miami to spend
the winter. He will be joined later
by Mrs. Williams. They will return
to Washington at the end Of March.
Mrs. Elonzo Tyner, of Chicago,
now in New York will reopen shortly
her apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel for the winter.
4 + \
Major and Mrs. EnnallS Wagga-
man will entertain at dinner in
compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. Red
mond Stevens, Of California, who are
in town for the winter. Mr.. Stevens
has a position in the Budget Blu
reau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Blair Mitchell
will return to their apartment at
Wardman Park Hotel the end of
the week.
Congressman John H. Small is in
New York for day or two and is
staying at the Hotel Astor.
Miss Charlotte Freeman Clark has
returned to Washington after spend.
ing two weeks in New York and
Princeton, N. J. She attended the
Yale-P Princeton football game.
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Miss Betty Byrne will ehtertoin
fourteen guests at supper at LIE
Paradis this evening.
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Mrs. Weeks, wife Of the Secre-
tary of War: Mrs. Harry Taylor,
wife of Major General Taylor; Mrs.
Frederick Dent Grant, and Mrs.
Edgar Jadwin, wife of Brigadier
General Jadwfn, assistant chief Of
engineers, will be in the receiving
line at the dance given by the, en-
gineer branch of the Army Relief
Society at the Washington Bar
racks, November 25.
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Mr.. and Mrs. william Hard have
issued invitations for a reception on
Monday, December /, from 4 to Z
o'clock to present their daughter.
Miss Eleanor Hard, to society. Miss
Hard. who Is at Smith College, will
spend the Thanksgiving holiday In
Washington, arriving on NOvem-
Der 20.
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Congressman Cyrenus Cole has
returned to his apartment at Ward.
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JEAN EIIOTs NEWS AND GOSSIP OFWAsHINGTON sOCIETYE
ENTERTAINS FOR BRTN
MAyVR COUNCIYs DEF ,E1 ATES.

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Mrs. i: Butler Wright, wife Of
the Third Assistant Secretary Of
State Is having as her guests at
tea this afternoon the delegates to
the COdncii Of Bryn Mawr College,
in session here today. tomorrow
and Thursday. The guests have
been asked to meet Mrs: Charles
Evans Hughes, wife of the
Secretary Of State. Assisting Mrs.
Wright are several ladies Of the
State Department with Mrs. B..
Lammot Belin and Mrs. j. Wilbur
Carr presiding at the tea table.
Mrs. Frederick J. Manning, daugh-
ter OF the Chief Justice and Mrs.
Taft. arrived early this afternoon
from New Haven. Conn. where
her husband is an INSTRUCTOR Mrs.
Manning is graduate OF Bryn
Mawr and before her marriage she
was dean Of the college.
The council win have luncheon
tomorrow at the clubhouse OF the
American Association for University
Women on street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright win be
hosts ait dinner on Friday evening,
November %. Mrs. Louis Bacon,
of Boston, sister Of Mrs. Wright,
win arrive the first Of December
Tor fortnight's visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Wright.
Mrs. Evans Crowell, wife Of Cap
tain Crowell, Il. s. A., arrived today
from Fort Monroe, Va. and Il
the guest OF Brigadier General and
Mrs. Frank Z. Hines in their apart
ment at the Altamont. Mrs. Crowell
will be the matron of honor at the
wedding tomorrow evening Of Miss
Viera Hines, daughter of General
and Mrs. Hines, and John al Ken.
nedy. Other guests from out 81
town are arriving tomorrow from
Long Island, where General and
Mrs. Hines had country home for
many years, and from New Jersey.
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M'LEANS PLAN
SEVERAL FESTIVITIES.
Captain Ridley Mclean, u. s. NJ,
and Mrs. Mclean will be hosts to
q company Of ten at dinner tonight
In compliment to Captain Charles
l.. Hussey, u. S. N, and Mrs.
Hussey, who have been stGying at
the Hamilton Hotel since their ar.
rival in Washington from London
q few weeks ago.
Captain and Mrs. Mclean will
entertain at dinner on Tuesday eve.
ming, December 2, preceding the
Columbia Hospital ball and again
on Friday evening, December s.
preceding the Junior. League ball
Miss Eleanor Haldeman, Of Ports
mouth, Ohio, will come from New
York, where she is at school, to
spend Thanksgiving with Captain
and Mrs. Mclean and win assist al
the tea which Captain and Mrs
Mclean will give on Friday, Novem.
Der 28, to present their daughter
Miss Beatrice Mclean, to society
The Assistant Secretary of the
Navy, Theodore Douglas Robinson,
is staying at the Racquet Club until
the arrival in Washington Of Mrs.
Robinson.
The Right Reverend Irving T.
johnson, Episcopal bishop of Colo.
RADIO, who has been the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lee Rust al
Meridian Mansions while he has
been conducting mission at St
Paul's Church, will leave this eve.
ming for Charleston, w. Va.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher La
fargo arrived in New York yester-
day from Europe. Mrs. Iafarge
was formerly Miss Louisa Hoar,
and Is the daughter of Mrs. Fred.
erick Gillett.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Randall IIarner
Hagner will leave here. today for
South Carolina with Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene dnPont, on hunting trip.
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DATE SET FOR
MISS CANIPBELL'S WEDDING.

The wedding of Miss Dorothy
Campbell, daughter of former Con-
gresham and Mrs Philip p. Camp
bell, to Lieutenant BENJAMIN Stacy
Killmaster, U. s. NJ, will take place
December IL at Miss CampbeIl's
home on Mount Vernon boulevard.
The. wedding will be smsll one
and followed by reception.
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Soon 10 Be "A Bride

Miss Zilla
MacDougall,
daughter
Of Rear
Admiral and
Mrs William
Dugald
MacDougall.
whose
engagement
to- Philip
Mason Sears,
son Of Mr..
and Mrs.
Philip $.
Sears, Of
Brookline,
Mass,
HAS OccM
announced.
The wedding
will take
place the last
week in
December.
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The Minister az Guatemala ana
Nine. Latour are entertaining AZ
an informal tea dance this after.
noon for their guests, Miss Concha
Orellano and Miss Leonor OrellaYiO.
daughters Of the President 81
Guatemala and Nine. Orellano. The
guests viii number about seventy.
five and win include members 81
the younger set as well as OF the
Diplomatic Corps.
The Misses Orellano will leave
here tomorrow for New Orleans.
whence they will sail November 81
for their home in Guatemala
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SOk0l0WSki muSi zpet do
VarSavy

Polsky vyslanec Wroblewski OBJ
drzel pokyn cd tajemnika statu
Hughese, aby zbavil Sc sluzeb sveho
prvniho sekretafe dra. Vaclava So
kolowskiho. kteryzto polsky diplo-
mat byl usvedcen z pfestoupeni "a
konn ameritke prohibici Bylo
rozhodnuto, Re Sokolowski ma sve
misto zde opustiti do Varsavy od-
jeti. vyhosteni dotceneho diplom-
alta stalo sc nasledkem objevu v
prosinci loni. kdy We sklepich a by
tn Sokolowskiho zds nalazeno "a
$50 900 lihovin. Diplomatic isou
sice opravneni miti We svych domac-
nosteeh jiste davky lfhovin neb kva-
senych napojo. zvlastni ia vysada
nesmi byt vsak zenuzivana q Soko-
lowskimu bylo dokazano ze sve za-
soby tame rozprodayal anasedovn6
zabyval sc podloudnitvfm. Jehoz
zasoby whisky byly mu konfisko-
vany. kterazto konfiskace mela "a
nasledek hotov5 skandal mistnfch
kruzich administracnich, jestlize
bylo nadhazovano. ze dr.. Sokolow.
ski prodaval sve lihoviny nekte.
rSm kongresniknm jakoz vysokym
vladni hodnostaf1m jakoz takez afe.
| ra msla "a nasledek prudke debaty
We spolkove senatu a dotcene Wy.
setfovani ohledne odberatef6 polsk&
whisky nebylo ieste skonceno.
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SeWezey pOdIe svehO planu bDde
riditi kazniCi dale.

Plan, die n9hnz dosud fidil Mary,
landskou kaznici zalafnfk kolonel
Sweeyey, schvalen byl ma novo w.
borem majicim dozer mad kaznici
polepsovnou Vybor Dalezu SVEN
ohledne 6t9ku Jacka Harta a Gllso-
ma navrhl, aby ihned pfikroceno by
ID ku eesiIeni okennich mfizi aby
pocet hlidacn rozmnozen byl ma 81
muzn. Vedle srhvaleni humanitni-
no planu. kterSm kolon"l SReezey
rfdf kaznci polepsovnu a oprav
svrchu jmenovanych, narizeny jeste
jine opravy znemoznuiici budouc-
nosti 1tek trestanc1.
Til GaSteCna ornament pIynem.
Manzelka a dve dcery policejni-
no straznika, Johns D Brucknera,
casteene omameny byly v dtery svi-
tipIynov5mi vypary. Plyn unikal z
kamfnek vyhfitajfcich vodu kotli.
John Pichni, S5lety ze S.
Sharpe ulice.. podlehl svitiplynsm '
pondRh.
- Dv9 dcery Thomase O Briena.
2lleta lOleta nalezeny byly pom.
deli otcem svym v loznici napln9nt
plynem. Pomoci lung motoru "a.
chraneny byly pfi zivote.
Pro Hkradeni rSa Z New York;
do Baltimore.
Obzalovan, ze ukradI psa, Johr
Barkhart, stravnik dome Mauds
Obert 3l4 N. Eutaw ulice. zatcer
hyl New Yorku. odkud dopraver
by.i ma do Baltimore ku soudu
Okradena cenl 81 psa ma $500.
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MlStni zprdYy.
krajanSkych kruhi.

Po9oleni k snatku vyzvedli al
Joseph C. DTimal Sophia Hughes
" Bay View nemocnici podleh
souchotinaD p. FIR. Zeman. We star
81 rok1. Narozen byl Baltimore.
Pohfeb kcnan byl We ctvrtek ranC
do kostela sv. Vaclava a ma hfbitoy
Neiss. Vykupitele z domu smutku
(. 230l Ashland Avenue.
= Dne "a. ledna zemfela pi. Ma,
rie Billy, {. 1927 McHenry ulice. We
start II rok1. Pohfbena byla v
pondelf odp 1ledne ma Narodnim
tfbitov9
" pondeli zemrel otravou svi-
tiplynem p Albert Thomas Havin-
ka, (. 933 N Chapel ulice, We staff
28 rJk1. Pohfben byl kostela sv.
VaclaVa ma hrbitov Neisv. Vykupi-
tele pond5li rano. Zes nuly byl
veterAnem posednf valky, nfz
zrsnSn byl. Pohfbu z6castnila sc
drlegace "VaIecnych Matek''.
PohFsb vypraViIa flrma CVach
Syn.
Dne 29. ledna zemfela pf
Alzbeta StupavskS. manzelka Fran
ka Stupsvskyho. {. 4O4 JIM tfi.
nacte ulice. Pohfeb zesnule konan
tento patek 8. hod. rano z domu
smutkd do kostela sv. Vaclava a od-
tud ma hTbi'ov Nejsv. Vykupitele.
'Smery zivota' byly pfedve
deny ma jevisti Sokolovny Dram.
Odborem Sok Jed. Blesk minulou
nedeli. BOhRty kapitalista znazor-
men na jedne sirau9, chudy prav-
mix. syn chalupnika, ma druhe stra-
ne. Laska hrala tTetf hlavni roll.
ktera dala pfednost bohSci naleza-
la zalibu pfepychu. ne ku svemu
uzitku. Poutavou hrou zavdecili Sc
ochotnici obecenstvu a pfipravili
Jim milou zabavu. Hra provedena
velmi dobfe jak lze oeekavati cd
zkusenych ochotnik6.
Pfednasku, kterou pofadal
KIub MlAdeze "Zaf" v D5lnickem
Dome v nedeli, dne 27. ledpa sc Wy
dafila Kazdy byl pfednaskou
uspokojen. Hlavni fec ptomluvil 8
K. Musil New Yorku. Skolacka
w. Rysova pfednesla basen delnika.
Solo na housle pfednesl A Xii
mes ml. Pevecky Kroufek Hlahol
zazpfval dv9 sboroVe pisns Vsem
kdoz jskymkoliv zp1sobem pfispeli
ku zdaru. Klnb vzdava srdecne d.
ky. v.P.
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ZaSOby "H0me Brew"
Sk0nfiSkOyany.

Tisfce lahvi domaclho piva "a
soby koralky skonfiskovany byly '
|peti 1Tednfch prohifdkach v dter5
proyedenymi prohibicnimi agenty
z Washipgtonu. Vc. 1000 e Chase
ulice skonfiskovano 20 beden piva.
Vc. 207 East ulice skonfiskova-
ma 100 galonova nadoba ma paleni
Thu. Is galonn kofalky. vc. 2O9
tete ulice 95 galont koFalky. vc.
32l0 Frederick avenue SIS beden pi.
va cele zafizeni ma vafeni. v (.
1908 Washington boulevard Balti-
morsti agents skonfiskovali 5000
.lahvi piys, $40 galonn smesi TO-
900 prazdngch lahvi.
Jones uznan hlayou komise,
Demokraticka v9tsina m9stsk6
sluzebni komisi uznala dtery Har-
ry c. Jonese, republikana, "a plno-
pra7neho pfedsedu komise,s zadny
pokus ucinen nebyl. aby Jones ma
hrazen byl Meyersem, demokratem.
Misto odstupujiciho elena Harri-
soma netyl potvrzen Bernard B.
Cough. jehoz potvrzeni mayor Jack
son zadal pred tydnem, ale Ralph
F. Proctor. ktereho po tydnu mayor
"a elena komise navfbl.
Baltimore nejmene plati na
Sk0ly.
Baltimore re IL velikych NEST
.Spoisnyeh Stat1 nelmene plati ma
skely q vydani jich udrzov6nfm
spojena Boston v ohledu skoletvi
stnji na prynfm mists Minuleho
roku Boston s ohlsdem ma poset o.
Eyvate. vydal ma skoly S12. .373 900.
Baltimore ma II. mfste pokulhavA
Sc Sc, ABB. 900. New York ma skoly
vydal 500. 1928. 900 minulen. roce.
Pred prOpuStenfm Indian zemrel
zalari.
Jesse Madonna. Indian ze Sioux
Ekmene, dobe, kdy z polspsovny
mel odvezen byti do statniho sena.
toria. ably tam lecen byl 20 soucho-
tin. zemTel.
Zranen padem v elevatora.
Sedmnactilety Edward Burke
spadl We stfedu elevatoru prv-
niho poschodi do sklepa tezce Sc
zranil. Burke zamestnan byl OBJ
chod9 Johna C. Knippa ma N.
Charles ulIci. Poole vysetfeni ztra-
til rovnovahu, kdyz Sc naklonil mad
otvorem q dival sc dol6.
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