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The Washington times., 1926-05-29
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VIII HOUSE
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Vice Presid EFT and Cabi-
net Among Guests to
Meet Royal Visitors


Entertaining iast evening II honor
81 their royal highnessee the Crown
Prince and Crown Princess 81
Sweden the President and MRS.
Coolidge were hosts Is company
which vEas entirely official Ii IL
makeup
The uniforms and gIittering deco
rations worn by many 1T the men
contributed 10 an effect Of brflliance
borne out By the lovely gowns Of
the women and their Jewels The
historic Dolly Madison service ~
silver gilt WAS used on the LONG
table with fruit titled eper gnes
golden baskets Of blossoms and
tapers burning ia tall golden candel
abra. The flowers were pink roses
and snapdragons. with maiden hail
Vice President Guest
The euestk included the vice
President and Mrs. Dawes. the Sec
rotary 0f State and Mrs, kellogg
the Minister " Sweden and Madame
Bostron1, Oscar Won SydoW former
prime minister of Sweden). the See
retary 0f the Treasury and Miss
Mellon the Secretary or War anc
Mrs Davis the Attorney General
and Mrs. Sargent, the Postmaster
General and Mrs New. the Secfe
fai.y 0f the Navy and MIS- Wilbur
the Secretary of the INTERIOR DR.
Work. the Secretary Of Agriculture
and Mrs Jaedine the Secretary 81
Commerce and Mrs. Hoover the
Secretary Of Labor and Mrs. Davis,
Nile az Rsutersard, lady ID wait
ing to the Crown Princess Senator
ana Mrs william ri Borah senator
ana Mrs Claude Al Swanson. Sen
atOr Simeon ID. Tess. Nils de Rude
beck. Representa- tive Stephen q
Porter Representa- tive and Mrs.
Charles Linthicurn Represent tive
and Mrs Carl r. ChindblOm Count
Posse, Fritz HendrilssOu the Secres
tary to the president and MS
Sanders. Mr. and Mrs. Butler
Wright. Mr. and Mrs.. Robert Woods
Bliss. Captain Asl1fink, Col Oscar
IN. SOlbeEt Col. Sherwood "A. Cheney
and Capt Wilson Brown
Senator Tess - chairman Of the
American Erieseon COMMITTEES and
Repre- sentative Cnindbl0m of the
Ericsson COMMITTEES of Fifty
Miss Mellon withdrew from the
dinner dance given in her honor
and her fiancesa BY Mr.. and Mrs
James Curtis an inVita ton To-
the White House being command.
but Mr. Bruce was not included III
this highly official company.
Reception IS Isegation
The Swedish Crown Prince and
Crown Princess Will lunch INFORMAL
~ 1T the SWedisll legation Today
after devofine the morning To sight
seeing ana before atsendI ne the uns
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stand outN ID memory notably
Prince Henry Of Prussia. younger
brother of the Kaiser. and the Duke
OF the Abruzzi. cousin Of the King
Of Italy, who came over to repre-
sent his country at naval rem.
devious st Hampton Roads and re-
NAMED 10 WOO and almost win an
American girl 1Iies Katherine FL
kins, now Mrs within r Hittl.
Prince Henry was II this country
twice. once as cadet on Prus-
fan baEt leship when he put IN 81
Annapolis and when he Was r.
cefyed ~ President Arthur and
again fl 1903 at which time Presis
dent ana Mrs Roosevelt entertained
Prince Henry and the members of
his suite ana 50 much did they con-
tribute to the gayety Of q brilliant
winter that social leadership 81
thu German Embassy group WAS
then and there established to en-
dure until the war.
The very FIRST official visitor Of.
royal rank was the young Prince de-
JofnviIle, third son Of Louis Philippe.
who came shortly after President
Tyler took office And il the Lin
coin Adminisl ration, sI1adOwed ~
the grim clouds Of war, we had b
glimpse 81 Prince Napoleon Bona
parfe, son of Jerome Bonaparte. He
did not stay st the White House.
but was 8 guest Of the Minister 0f
France ii his legation in George
town.
Miss Dorothea Lane has gone 10
Philadelphia and will attend the
Radnor Hunt Ball, later going tc.
Annapolis for June week
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RivaIIing iii international Inter
est the wedding of Miss Ailsa Mel
Ion and David Kirkpatrick Este
Bruce today. the marriage 81 Nile.
Beatrice de Bearn and James Free.
man took place In Paris as Ear back
as April is but descriptions of the
picturesque details, with pictures
81 the wedding party. have only
just reached Washington In letters
from the brides father. Prince de
Bear1l. who was counselor of the
French embassy in Washington for
many years III the Jusserand
regime.
Herself descendant Of d very
old and princely French family.
man who. while American on his
The Washington times., 1926-05-29


yelling 81 the memorial "a TIE erea
swedish Inventor Ericsson To-
snfrhf the Minister OE Sweden and
Nine. BostrOm win give 81 official
dinner 81 their honor Sc the legatipp
with a reception akkerwaro
After attending services AZ the
Luther Memorial Church tomorrow
the royal party vl4It YER
non. making the trip on the Hs.lph
with luncheon served aboard On
Monday the Crown Prince An0
Crown Princess VIII Be- ent Inz1
at luncheon By he American AllIie
lister 10 Sweden and Mrs Robert
Woods Bliss at the Oaks their
home III GEORGETOWN
This morning the Crown Prince
and Crown prfacess visited the Pane
American Union. being rsce5ved bN
the director general Doctor Rove
Thus, although they we're unable ta5
attend the wedding Of Miss Mellon
and Mr. Bruce because Of their fNls
program they had opportunity 70
view the setting "a IT. beautiful
floral dress
Miss Mary E.ouise Jchnscn l3e
spent the winter studying art -
New York has Joined her parents.
MI. and Mrs Paul Johnson al
their home sixteenth Street.
Later Miss Johnson and her naokheE
VIII SO 70 their summer place IT
Blue Ridge Summit
Miss Lenore ScullIn and Miss
Roeamcnd Reed win be joint host
esses ~ dinner ana sQglrnfnins
party this evening ct the Mont.
golnery Country Club
Mrs William Bailey Lamar enter.
tanned a. luneheon yesterday at her
home villa Rosa 81 honor 81 AEfe
Thomas Bayard and Mira red
eric "A Saclkett There were sight
cen guests
M. and Mrs p sumner wells
Will pass the summer At Bar 1Iaf
Dor:
Former Senator William ~ C8Io.
st az New York Is passing Gsw
days at the willard where lie Ar
rived late Friday
and Mrs Robert Morris and
their dau Miss l5beth Nor.
ria. are Ct the Willard. where they
have just arrived from khelk home
IN san Franclsco
I1r and Mrs Camp Stanley VII
20 merit week % Blue Ridge sum.
nit where they have sum
Ener place.
Mrs r Games 81 New Fork.
who d passing lew days at the
Willard WAS hostess ot luncheon
there today
Col and Mrs. Frederick Coleman
VIII leave Washing ton soon for
Boston where Re has been ordered
Tor duty
Miss Elizabeth KIRKPATRICK 81
New York IS the guest Of her cousin
Mr.. and Mrs ~ Huffman ak
Their aaItn1ent s1DI Ccnnectfcuf
Ave. and VIII Join house party
AT Sherwood Forrest Tor over the
week end.
Mr. ana Mrs Thomas Potter. r.,
81 New York. are Ct the Willard Tor
b short 6kaY They arrived here IT,
day
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Mrs Stanley lnshaHs entertained
luncheon today n honor ol II
oe ne delegates g ths Pen. Agssefi.
can Rsd Cross coukEencs
Ths guests lncluded Mrs AEderson
syedbsre m ed6n. ssnora .
ysIasco Blanco 81 Boiivla enctte
b. Enriquete Morales o. Psnalnas
sencrta selia g 1inQ ok the A.
eentine. Miss MARY aaEen q
Canada Mrs. lQmttee Is
Mr.. Ia1fa zlley 6f
Canada Miss Jean Browne Of Cam
ada. hzlas Jean Gum oz Canada
and Ms = KitteFs 9ee ef Can.
3frss fIinsflarf win IssVe MONDAY
for her r6nch Ia Wyoming and VIII
- i6inkd Later 81 DR. RinSnafks
They viii 1GInaiu four months ano
win have with them part 81 the
time fhh1f e0n and d&uHFf ef-i lielsl ~
Mr. and MIS- Alan Kllne hart o New
Mrs Charles Clever VIM
ae hostess t gardens party a.
Orchard EEfi on Wednesday
and 4fa Glover VIII ltNF@
June 80 Tor their summer home at
NDnQuif, Mass 10 remain Until
ptsI1seI
Nine Hoiinfanu and her dauEa.
tsfs, Miss Helene 4eiIraa an and Miss
claire KfelI1nann, Win move today to
tkS anal Enent they have taken 81
The FVardlian Park Hotel and III
remain there until June IS
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md Mrs. Robert Morris and
their daus Miss K.ll sbeth Nor
have Just arrived from their home
IN san Francisco
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fathers side. IS son Of Princess
llaaie az Bourbon, descendant %
the Due de Berry. second son a.
Charles x az France and also 20
that romantic parsonage. Dom
Pedro, EnaperOr 81 Brazfl.
The we'd in 81 1s1glise st. F1onore
d'Ey1au was one Of the s1ilartest oE
the present season. The brides
white satin gown was made ~
..T. Al. b. Princess TrOubetslEoy.
Princess Acrfanas and Princess
Ob0IOneslxy, II You please. The ven
of old Venetian point lace was an
heirloom In the Sicilian branch ok
OF the bridegroom's gifts to the
bride
The attendants we're eight littls
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This is vital information for the success Of any enter
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anticipated investment might not be one which would
sell readily without some loss Of principal
To determine whether satisfactory income S assured
Investments usually have fixed returns which you can
count on. Specuati0ns usually have no fixed return
and in many cases never get beyond the promise
stage There are many reasons why Il is best to get
all the facts from some outside agency before You r.
linquish your money.
The Washington times., 1926-05-29

Former Senator william 1f. CaId.
st o2 New York Is passing a. ksw
days st the willard, where he
rived late Friday
The Washington times., 1926-05-29

Mrs. william Bailey Lanai enter.
aimed ak luneheon tefday at her
loroe, villa Rosa, "a honor 81 NEfn
Thomas Bayard and A6r6 Fred.
sric M SacIkeft There were eight
zen guests
The Washington times., 1926-05-29

viii pass the summer at Bar 1lar
1or
The Washington times., 1926-05-29

The appearance Of this advertise.
ment in these columns i evidence
that this newspaper subscribes whole
heartedIy to the principles Of the
Better Business Bureau and cooper
ates with The Bureau in protecting
you.
, 1926-07-13

Tt is with deep regret that We an
nounca to day the death of Mrs. REBECCA~
DE CHABERT, wife Of Mr.. Charles An
drew de Chabert. at the age of So years,
which sad event took place at her resi-
dence No. 7 A. Richmond Land at 3 80
yesterday afternoon. The funeral has
been arranged TO take place at 30
this afternoon from her residence to
the Anglican Church.
To tie her2aved husband and other
relatives we extend sincere sympathy.
, 1926-07-13
Celebrate $50 Years OF AmePi-
can independence
CELEBRATION LASTS TWO DAYS
Large Crowds See Parade, Fireworks,
Battle at FL MORO, Races and
Other Spectacle.

This years Fourth of July celebration
was most successful, San Juan enjoying
two full holidays to celebrate the 15Oth
anniversary of the United STAGES indie
pendence. The program was q very
elaborate me. The days were quite
clear and none of the events were mar
ed by rain.
The horse races at Las Casas and the
bull fights at Quintana drew large crowds
and both street cars and buses did re-
cord making business. The Sunday rae
es attracted an eX raOrdinarily large
number of enthusiastic "hipicos" to wit
ness the gentlemen riders do their act
Reports are that it came out very success
fully.
Monday was set apart for patriotic
celebrations. In the morning there was
the parade which attracted large crowds
in San Juan and there was a maze of
traffic from 8 O'Clock until past the noon
hour. The parade was a good one. The
order of march was well planned and
there was plenty OF music.
There were several pretty floats, one
of the best Of which was that of the Girl
Scouts who rode amongst Towering fam
boyant boughs on a Rotary truck draped
in the national cOlors. The Boy Scouts
escorted them afoot. The YMCA float
was novel and attracted a great deal Of
attention. Parallel bars were mounted
on an Army truck and athletes perform
ed stunts on them.
There was also a float representing the
Statue of Liberty, another the signing of
the Declaration of independence and Bet
sy Ross was portrayed making the first
flag. The Spirit of '76, the Elks' float,
was most realistic.
Quite a feature of the parade was som
captured German field artillery which
, 1926-07-13

When the s. S. "MaravaI" sails for
New York tomorrow she takes away
from these shores no less than ten faith.
ful workers Of the Lutheran Church of
this town. six of whom are choir mem
bers. On Thursday evening last a social
was held at the parsonage for the de-
parting members and an enjoyable time
was spent by all present. On Sunday a
most impressive and solemn service took
place in the little church. The Revd.
Daniel E. Ripley preached an eloquent SER
mon, taking as his text 9 part Of the 9th
verse of the 9Th chapt :of Jeremiah What
have done" bearing the words OF his text
to the parable of the talents as recorded
in the Gospel of St. Matthew 25th chap.
from the 14th verse. At the close of
the sermon he called on the members
leaving for the States to gather around
the altar. Nine came forward, one be-
ing absent. Revd. Ripley then gave a
short but very touching address termina-
ting with a prayer impIoring Gods bless.
ing, guidance 8nd preservation. 1t was
indeed heart rending to see so many use
full members both of the community and
of the church, leaving their home for
distant fields and we take this opportuni-
ty of wishing them all a safe and pleas
AMI voyage and a prosperous time on the
mainland
The u. S S. "Grebe" arrived here at
II 80 yesterday morning from ST. Tho
mas with the following passengers:
Comdr. C. S Baker, Major c. J. E.
G~uqqenhein. Director M. J Moan, Lieut..
R. K. Hartung, AIR Harold j. Benedict,
Miss Jane Tuitt. Miss Olive Abramson,
Irisouers Ernest Allemby. James Hen
bricks, W. Richards and Clarence Win
shire. The ship sailed on the return
trip at 80 o'clock .. m. The first four
, 1926-07-13
! OCAs

After a deadlock for about a year the
Colonial Council convened in meeting
yesterday. The first item On lbs Order
If Day was the seating Of the Govern
nurt Appointed Members Messrs Arm
strong and S|takemann, The Council
then proceeded to elect its officers as
follows:-A. E. ST. kemann, Chairman;
F. Andersen, Vice Chairman; D. S. Arm
strong, Secretary; and M. M. Skeoch,
Assistant Secretary.
, 1926-07-13

New York sugar prices for the period
ending July 5 were: June 20, $414;
June 30, $4. IS; and July /, 2 and 3, $4.18.
Porto Rico Progress, July 18th.
, 1926-07-13

of the above named passengers returned
with her and 10 addition Rev. |. G.
Knight and ReynaId0 PaaIus.
Mails for New York by the S. S. Ma
raval" close at 400 p m today.
, 1926-07-13
Shipping News.

The s. S. 'Maraval" is scheduled to
leave Frederiksted for New York on
Wednesday the 14th instant about noon.
, 1926-07-13
A Startling Announcements!

lust when we all marvel at the won,
d~erfully improved FORD CAR at the
same old price. another surprise comes,
with a drop of $50 90.
Only quantity production makes this
possible, and the world realizes every
day that the Ford Car gives you more
pleasure with a much smaller invest,
ment, han any other car Of its class.
Those that know value buy New Fords.
1t is also the easiest car to re sell in
st Croix.
Our price on a touring car, with Self
Starter and Balloon Tires is $545 co
Danish West Indian Currency.
What more can y0W eTpect?
ROBERT ARMSTRONG,
The Ford Agency. C~hristi0nSted.
July 18th, 1926.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-06-04
StreliI bratra.

Sedmnact rokd starry Amos
George Spence dan byl v nede-
Ii do nemocnice prostreleny-
mi prsy. Spence strelen byl
bratrem svym tehoz dne pred
polednem v dome rodicd je-
jich, {. 3517 Cough ulice, kdyz
mezi obema strhla sc hadka O
mydlo, ktere chtel starsl bratr
aby mu mlads1 pTinesl. Kdyz
mlads1 bratr, ktery v dobe te
stal ma dvorku hovofe Sc SOU
.sednim hochem, odeprel jfti
pro mydlo do druhehos poscho-
df domu, starsi bratr chytil jej
a chtel jej vtahnouti do domu.
Kdyz nemohl pocal jej skrtiti.
Podalsfm pokusu dostal jej do
koupelny a znovu porucil mu,
aby mu podal mydlo. V okam-
ziku tom do koupelny vesla Sc
stra a kdyz zastala Sc mladsfho
bratra, Amos il udefil. Mladsi
bratr, Raymond S. uchopil sta
rou poblfz rucnici uderil il
starsfho bratra, ktery ranou
srazen byl ma podlahu. Mladsf
bratr ma to vessel do prostredn1
svetnice, nabil rucnici jednou
patronou a kdyz starsf bratr
Amos "a MIN prisel S revolve-
rom " ruca no1adSf naro1Ti1 q
sklatil ranou sveho starSfho
bratra. Tento skacel sc ma po-
dlahu a mladsf bratr prchl. A
mos zranen byl strelnou ranou
ma prsou srdci. Ia kratko
Raymond byl zatcen a prive-
den ku lGzku sveho zraneneho
bratra, ktery odeprel jej udati
jake sveho utocnika.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-06-04
Slepy a bezruky dokoncil
studia.

Ma universite Marylandske
vystudoval prava Carl Bron-
ner, veteran z poslednf valky.
We valce zranen byl nepatrne.
Po valce S namofni americkou
lodi prijel do Italie. Zatfm co
lod zakotvila, S jinymi manor
Milky vystoupil ma pevninu, tam
zvedl odhozenou bombu z bo-
i'll Ital6 proti Rakusan1m a po-
dial il soudruhu. V okamziku
tom zahfmela rama ana bomba
explodovala. Vybuchem pTise1
Bronner o zrak, ohluchl ma je-
dino ucho a pfisel o ODE ruce.
Bronneruv soudruh byl zabit.
Cely rok Bronner lecen byl z
poranenf. Poslan byl do Bal
timore, do Evergreen Skoly,
kdez sc naucil sam sebe holiti,
oblekati Sc, ziviti Sc a umelymi
rukami psati ma zvlastnim psa-
elm strojku. PAX zacal STUDIO
vati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-06-04


Politictf pracovnfci pocinajf
jeviti zajem v registrovan1 vo-
Lieu pro podzimnf volby 2. IL
stopadu. Zvlaste zeny, jez do
sud pomerne jsou novickami V
otazkach volebnfch, hledaj1
informace, jak sc dati registro-
vati, ably molly uz1ti sveho vo-
lebniho prava.
V Baltimore meste budou 4
registracnf dny: 21. a %. zarf
a 5. a 6. Tfjna. V kazdy den
ufadovny otevreny budou cd
2 hodin do 10 hodin vecer.
Kazdy volic must zanesen
byti V distriktu, v nemz bydlf
ro sest mesfcd pred volbou.
Nebyl-li sest m6sfcG v distriktu
tom, must Sc dati registrovati v
distriktu, v nemz po 6 mesfcG
bydlel nezi Sc odstehoval do
jineho.
Zadne transfery davany ne
budou, ponevac bude zcela no
va registrace =. kazdy musf
byti registrovan. PTedesle re-
gistrace neplatf. Pro primar-
ky, jez budou mezi 8. a Is. "a
rim, bude platiti jenom stara
registrace, cili jinak, kazdy
pfi primarkach bude voliti tam
kde nynf jest zapsan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-06-04
O'Dunne odsoudil novinare do
VSzeni

Soudce Eugene O'Dunne od-
soudil v utery tri redaktory a
diva fotografy listd: "Ameri-
can" a "News" do vezen1 pc
l dni a redaktora "News" We
die toho- ku pokute $4,000.
Odsouzeni byli kazdy ma l
den: Harold E. Elliston, redak-
tor News, Earl Land, redak-
tor American, Harry Clark,
mestsky redaktor News" TO-
tografove:: William Sturm a
William Klemm. Vsichni po-
dali odvolanf, ac soudce o.
Dunno mysli, re odvolanf nenl
moznym.
Hnev soudcGv uvrhli ma sebe
tim, ze proti zakazu soudcovu
vyfotcgrafovali a uverejnili O.
brazek ze soudn1 sine, kdyz
souzen byl vrah zalaTnfho hl1-
dace, Holtmana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-06-04
Pet zransno We srazce.

Pet osob sedicfch v automo-
blu zraneno bylo, kdyz kolem
pulnoci nedele ma pondel1 ma
Lanvale ulici nedaleko Calvert
ulice automobil jejich srazil Sc
druhym: Automobil jejich
odhozen byl ma telegrafni
sloup, jenz narazem prerazen
byl. Automobil Sc prekotil
osoby nem sed1c1 vyhozeny
byly z neho. Druhy automo-
bill mfsta melody ujel. Pokud
mono bylo zjistiti automobil
tento byl Sedan" a We srazce
jeden ochrannych plat6 pre-
razen. NejhGre zranen byl
Alfonso Penna, jemuz byla
rozbita lebka. Poraneni byli
dale: George Heisterman, Sal
vatore Maggil, Mary Mairora-
ma a Joseph Alcaece.
" nemocnici zemrel
pondel1 AZ roxy stary Edward
Hammel, jemuz neznamym
automobilem rozrazena byla
25. kvetna lebka ma North
Point road. Kdyz nalezen byl
osudneho dne tezce zraneny
ma silnici, chybne rozpoznan
byl polici1 jako Frank Smith
North Point road.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-06-04
Henrietta D. Stonestreet ie

mu predcitala. V loni, kdyz
mel graduovati, onemocnel
spavou nemocf a sest mes1cI le
Eel Maryland nemocnici ne
moha hlasku ze sebe vydati.
Konecne zotavil sc z teto ra-
ny tax, re pravnicka studia n.y.
nj dokonciti mohl.
Bronner je z Detroit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-06-04


KEN We skole {. 27, ma Fayette
a Chester ulic. Tehoz roku
vstoupil do Baltimore Poly
technic Institute, kdez s proni-
kavym uspechem 4lety kurs
absolvoval, byl opet mezi pr
vn1mi suddenly. V dobe gra-
duacn1ch slavnosti Poly, male
zal Sc jiz v Manor. Akademii..
Mlady Stiegler jsa nadanym
studentem touzicfm po vyssim
technickem vzdelanf pojal my
slenku ziskat jmenovani do
Manor. Academic. Ale, miti
umysl jest jedna vec a tuto u
vest We skutek, jest veci dru-
hou. Zfskat jmenovanf do Aka
demie od PIP. kongresnikd neb
senatorG bez politickych pra-
tel a pflmluvcfch, nenf lehkou
vecf, obzviaste jsou-li oni pa
move presne politickymi stran-
Milky majfcfmi ma zfeteli pou-
ze sve vyvolene.
Mas radn1 p. August Klecka
pricinil sc zajmu naseho u
chazece u kongres. Jehna P.
Hilla, ktery ma prfmluvu | il
nych 'americkych priznivcd
svolil ku pripustenl jej do SOU
teznych zkousek, ku konci r.
1921 poradanych. z desiti u
chazecd s1castnenych We zkeu-
skach tech byl Stiegler prvnfm
vitezem, vysledkem tohoto roz-
horneho 1spechu bylo jeho od-
porucen1 kongres. Hillem Ma
morn1mu Odboru We Washing
tonu pro ustanovenf jej co
Midshipmana do Manor. Aka
demie. Namorn1 odbor odporu-
cent pfijal, poukazav odporu-
cence do pfedepsanych dusev-
mich i zdravotnfch zkousek,
kterez on 1spesne odbyl, ma
cez definitivne Midshipmanem
Manor. odbor. ustanoven byl.
Den 13. cervna 1922 urcen je-
mu "a den jeho nastoupenf do
Academic. Pc celia ctyri leta
pokracoval s vyznamenanfm,
vzdor vysokym akademickym i
iinym prisnym pozadavkdm a
zelezne neoblomne discipline.
A vyznamenanfm graduovan
byl 10tym mezi 35ti vyzname-
nanymi ze 450 Midshipmen
tffdy 1926.
Pokud nam znamo Ems. Site
gler jest dosud jedinym ddstoi-
n1kem lodstva Spoj. Statd ces-
keho p1vodu z Baltimore. gra-
duovaneho Namornf Akade-
mie v Annapolis.
Ensign Stiegler jest pridelen
do namofni sluzby ma modernf
bitevnici Maryland ma "a
padnfm pobfezf, Sc stanovis-
tenn v Seattle, stat Washington.
kamz sc on po 30ti dennf dovo-
lene odebere.
oZ prlkldQamo naSe neJVre-
lejsf pfanl ku jeho zdarnemu
1spechu graduace.
- Stavebni Spolek Slavic
odbyval minuly ctvrtek svou
26letou vyrocnf schdzi podflnf-
XII. Bylo to poprve CO dalo Sc
tax "a nepritomnosti zaklada-
tele a pfedsedy Cd zalozenf,
pana Josefa Klecky. Memo
houce celiti neuprosnosti osu-
du a pfejfce 81 jeho s1castnenf,
kdyz ne osobne tedy alespoil
obrazne, byl odhalen pri te pri-
lezitosti krasny obraz zivotni
velikosti, ktery pine vystihuie
silnou charakteristiku zesnule-
no predsedy
Mfstopfedseda, pan Josef
AIoxn4xoE xoLs IL.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-06-04
Ensign Oscar Stiegler

graduovany dne 3 cervna 1926
z Namornl Academic Spoj.
Statd v Annapolis, Md, jest sy-
mem manzeld Sylvestra a Jo-
sefy Stiegler z {. 829 N. Mont
ford ave. Narodil sc dne "a.
unora 1904 Baltimore, Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-06-04
Baltimore uctilo sve mrtve.

0SeAAO SvC AAA eSS'
Baltimorske hTbitovy navsti-
veny byly v nedeli v pondelf
zastupy, ktere ma hrobech
vzpomfnaly svych zesnulych.
Jednou z oslav dne bylo zdo-
ben1 hrobG padlych voj1n1 O.
betuj1cimi zivoty sve pro vlasf
svoji. Hlavnf oslavy konany
byly ma hTbitovech: Loudon
Park, Greenmount, Baltimore,
Mount Carmel National Ce-
metery ma Frederick road.
Obchodnf domy vetsinou "a
vfeny byly pondel1. Vladn1
statni 1fadovny mely prazdni-
ny.
Ma National Cemetery u Lou
don Park hrbitova hlavnimi
Tecniky byli: governor Richie,
mayor mesta Jackson a briga-
dn1 general LaRoy S. Upton.
General Upton v Teci sve
vdecnost1 vzpomel zvlaste VOL
sko Marylandske gardy, jez
slouzilo pod jeho vedenfm v
posledni valce. Governor po-
vedel, Re nejlepsf ochranou
mlru jest byti pTipravenu ma
valku, mayor mesta Jackson
Ease vedel jisty prostredek
prot valkam. jez zavi1ovany
isou zarlivost1. Rozresenf pro-
blemu podle neho jest vybudo-
vati nezistnost mezi narody a,
odstraniti valecne vyd6lky.