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The Washington times., 1934-10-13
Sarozen Is I'd
In Australian
Open Golf

SYDNEY, Australia, Oct. 13.
DSpite a record-breaking third
round of 68, Gene Sarazen,
American golfer, today failed to
win the Australian Open golf
championship.
Sarazen placed second, coming
in three strokes behind w. Boil
gers, New South Wales profeS-
Sional, who won with a card
of 283.
The Washington times., 1934-10-13
Washington Times-Izaak Walton
Fishing Contest 1894
RULES FOR THE CONTEST

as soon
thereafter possible Al awards made % %SCm%tcs tee
No
R0CKFI MOTTR RIACk No.
No
ExCeptO No n whch . l. WITH
H.
and he mailed Editor
q
The Washington times., 1934-10-13
FOOTBALL LINE UPS
American u. VS.. Bridgewater
AT CENTRAL STADIUM, 2:3O P. M
AMERICAN u. BRIDGEWATER
BRIDGEWATER
RESERVES

AMERICAN U-Book O. Branson II; Briggs, 20; Carroll,
49, Corkran 49, Ewsards 27 Foz, 49, Hanawalt %; McGar
rty 10; Palmer 8; Sachs 72 spratt IA; saber 1e; H.
Thompson 26; w. Thompson TO- Warner 10; Winslow, 21
BR1DGEWATER - Lingo Gardener, Humberson, Petre,
Huffman Myers Miller Scott Liskey Gentry, Armentrout
Wampler, Kadel, Kinney G. Myers
The Washington times., 1934-10-13
Banner Crowd to Witness
Fraters-Warwick Game

ALEXANDRIA, Oct 13-One of the largest crowds of the
1884 will witness the game tomorrow between the
Alexandria Fraers and the Washington Warwcks at Bag
getts Stadium.
The Washington times., 1934-10-13
ISHING O.
According to
EZAAK w ALTON

With great pleasure, this column wishes to make i'm
portant to all local anglers The Washington
Times Izaak Walton Fishing Contest for 1884 will be extended
two weeks, and all entries up to November will be
hnnored
The Washington times., 1934-10-13
WARWICKS VS.. FRATERs

The Warwicks play the Alex
andria Fraters tomorrow at 2:30
o clock at Baggett's Stadium,
Alexandria.
The Washington times., 1934-10-13
CABIN JOHN BUSY

The Cabin John A. C. base
ballers hook up with the Ia
koma A. C. in the final game
on the Cabin John diamond to-
morrow afternoon at 2::30 o'clock.
La gaceta., 1934-09-27
DOS NEGROS Sc CONFIE-
SAN AUTORES DE UN
ASALTO Y ROBO

Leroy Melton y Royal Mo-
ten, detenidos en- la manana del
domingo per los detectives
Gray y Williams, Sc confesa-
G9n autores del asalto y rob0
perpetrados en- la persona de
Jasper Henderson, vecino de
ia S. Edison Ave. En- ell juicio
preliminar acordado por ell juez
de Paz Savarese, ambos fueron
identificados por la victima..
Henderson declare que encOn-
trandose cerca de las Avenidas
de Rome y Grand Central india
gamdS por una direction, los
acuSados Sc lie acercaron Y lie O.
frecieron acOmpanarlo hasta ell
sitio deseado, pero que al atra-
vesar un solar yermo, 10 ataca-
ron y 10 desp)jaron de la can't
dad de So centavos.
La gaceta., 1934-09-27
LIGA AMERICANA

Ell unico jHego interesante de
los celebrates en- ell circuito de
esta Liga fue ell de los Yankees
con ell Filadelfia. Para decidir
la victoria hubo que jugar on
ce innings. Por ell New York
lanz6 Devens y por los atleticos
Caster y Cain. Selkirk, ell jar
dinero izquierdo de 10 Yankees.
.bate6 de jonron con I'm hombre
en- las passes.
New York dc. Oh. De; Fila.
DELTA Sc. Oh. 4e.
San Luis &c. 5h. De. Cleve.
land &c. 11h. lie.
Chicago Toe. 13h. Sc; Detroi.
12c. 15h. 2e.
Chicago Sc. Oh. lie; Detroit
Zoe. 11h, 2e.
No habia ningun juego sena
lado entire ell Washington Y e
Boston.
La gaceta., 1934-09-27

Els en- ii un exceso de deli
cadeza. Luis; pero una delica-
deza que no deberias usar con-
migo.
No, guerilla mia; 81 es con-
.migo con quien la uso... tn ma
.da themes que YER con ESQ. Su-
.ponte que csc caudal es un dep6
sito que he recibido: pues 70
debo conServarlo como tai de-
p6sito.
Y esq que no 10 Sabe listed
TODD, Aurora,-dijo Lescot.
-iQue no Sc, amigo MIC?
Senior Lescot, lie prohibo a
listed que aclare conceptos,-
diio sonriendose Luis.-Ese es
secreto entire listed y W.
-iAh! Themes secretos pa
ra mi, querido Luis! Pues ESQ
La gaceta., 1934-09-27

da. donde Sc hallaba la familia.
i Conque, Luisin, trescien :
tas mil pesetas de beneficios?
-exclam6 Servent.
ST, padre MIC, que repre- :
sentan ciento cincuenta mil con
que ha aumentado este ano la
fortuna de Aurora.
i Mi fortuna!-conteSt6 es-
ta.-Pero, querido Luis, no pa
rece sino que entire nosotroS
hay tuyo Y MIC.
DICTATE, debate, Aurora.
lCuando estemos nivelados, es
decir, cuando 20 haya doblado
ell capital que recibi al casarnos
haremoS un fondo comdn que
tampoco sera nueStro, Sino de
eStos dos chiquitines que Sc re-
vuelcan ahi en- la arena.
La gaceta., 1934-09-27

Por noticias llegadas desde
Buenos Aires Sc sabe que esta
ocurriendo ALI un case muy Gu
rioso con ell hoxeador valencia
no Ponce de Leon. De seis pc
leas que lleva hechas en- la ca
pital del Plata solo ha consegui-
do un NAL empate, en- una de
elias, perdiendo las otras cinco
pero al final de las peleas quien
recibe las ova>iones es 81 y ca
da vez que aHarece en- un pro-
grama Sc agOtan las localida-
DIES. De alg, lie habia de waller
su reconocido valor y su cam
peonato de maxine "aguanta-
golpes'.
La gaceta., 1934-09-27
BASE BALL
LIGA NACIONAL
LOS VAN
PERDIENDO LAS OPORTU-
NIDADES DE GANAR Ell
C~AMPEONATO

La derrota de los c&rdenales
del San Luis, a mano5 de los
Piratas de Pittsburgh, afanZa
la situaci6n de los gigantes, que
Sc encuentran en- ell primer pues
to. Los neoyorkincs siguen con-
Bervando su ventaja de un jue~
go sobre ell San Luis, a pesar de
haber perdido aver tambiin su
encuentro con ell Fiiadelfia. A
10 unico que pUeden aspirar aho
IA los cardenales es a empatar
en- el primer lugar, 81 ganan los
cuatro juegos que lie quedan con
el Cincinnati y ell New York
vence en- sus dos encuentros
contra ell Brooklyn.
Filadelfia Sc, 16h. lie; New
York &c. 8h. 2e.
Pittsburgh Be, Oh. lie; San
Luis DC. Oh. lie.
Boston 1c III. lie; Brooklyn
Sc. 8h. De.
No habia juego senalado pa
ra aver entire ell Cincinnati y
ell Chicago.
La gaceta., 1934-09-27

a nombre de listed. Es decir,
que Luis no posee mas capital
que ell que ha p,dido reunir en-
los ultimos tres ancs, desde que
.funciona la fabrica.
-iEs possible, Luis, que ha-
vas hecho eso!-exclam6 Auro-
ra con tristeza.
-Yo era pobre, y 81 tn buena
madre hubiera vivido, ten la
seguridad de que los dos vivie-
ramos de 10 que mi trabajo me
producia, Y NADIA mas. Me he ca
saG.o contigo siendo RIGA, Y has
ia que yo 10 sea, viviendo esta-
mos de 10 que mi trabajo pro-
duce. Por ESQ ell capitalista, tn,
tomas tn parte, que agrego a
tu fortuna, Y 20 tomo 10 que
corresponds como socio in
La gaceta., 1934-09-27
Ia GACETH
PICAROS Sc ACU-
SAN M"UTUAMENTE

Dos de los detenidos por los
rObos de equip0s sanitarios y
electricos en- residencias de
Hyde Park y Palma Ceia, Char
les Blair Y George Spear, acu-
san a su companerC Olsen de
haber Sido la persona directa-
mente responsible de esos he
ch2s. Ell fiscal del condado Sr.
Hardee, en- una declaration jul
rada presentada por Blair y
Spear obtuvo la prueba de con-
fesi6n. Admiti6 ell primero ha-
Der eStado presente en- las casas
donde los SerViciOs sanitariOS
Y e~l6ctricos fueron arrancadCs,
pero anadi6 que 81 habia paga-
do a Olsen el importe de los mis-
mos. Spear, pOr su parte, no pu
do neg1r que manejo el canton
donde fu2rOn trasladados los
materiales r0bados, mas tanto
unO como otro afirman que Oh
sen les hizo Greer que el era ell
dueho de las casas y que por 10
tant3 lie pertenecian los obje-
tos que fuerOn arrancados Y
vendidos. Hugh Culbreath, CON
destable de Hyde Park, ihizo
constar cue Olsen, al principle
admiti6 que esos objetos lie per
tenecian. Cuando Sc enter0 de
que 6l era un alguacil preten-
di6 negar Su affirmation y echar
la responsibilities sobre Blair.
Los tres detenidos tienen otras
causas pendientes, por robos ell
dos casas de la avenida S. Della
ware, y Olsen una causa por Sc
parade, por robo en- una resi-
dencia de la Gale De Leon.
La gaceta., 1934-09-27
LOS ABOGADOS DE MU2-
GUIA PIDEN AL TRlBU-
NAL QUE 10 DECLAREN
LOCO

Ante la cOrte del circulto, pre-
sidida por ell Juez Sparkm2n,
los abogados de Crescencio MuF
guia, matador de su primo o.
car Castaneda, presentaron "
escritO, solicitando ell nOmbra~
miento de una q2misi6n de allie
nistas para cue examiner al a
cusado e infCrmen sobre su eS-
tado mental.
Aseguran esos letrados, que
Murguia esta loco y que por l.
tanto, debe declararsele irres-
ponsable del delito e internar-
10 en- algdn manicomio del Es-
tado. Ell fiscal Farri2r dijo que
no habia ningun prCcedimientu
legal que autorizara ell nom
.bramiento de tai comisi6n, va
que esa iniciativa Corresponds
.solamente a los jueces del con-
dado. De todas maner3s la ext
mente de locura sera alegada en-
este juicio, bien para que sea
considerable R9r ell juez del cir
quito, antes del juicio o para
someterla al veredicto de los ju-
radios en- ell momento oportuno.
La gaceta., 1934-09-27
BOXR
CANZONERI GANO
POR DECISION

New York, sept. 27.-En los
terrenos de Ebbets Field y an
te una concurrencia que pasa-
ba de 1900 espectadores, ell pc
queno boXeadur italo-america-
no Tony Canzoneri, que no ha-
&c mucho ostentara los cam
peonatos de tres categorias, ven
ci6 a Harry Dublinsky, de
Chicago, en- una furiosa batalla
a los asaltos en- la que tanto ell
vencedor como ell vencido salie-
ron sangrando ppofusamente.
Canzoneri bati6 valientemen
tie, pero con mucha inteligencia,
llevando siempre el combate
"afuera' "jabeando" con la IL
La gaceta., 1934-09-27

me entristece mas que NADIA.
Yo nunoa los tuve para IT,.
-Pero, hermoSa mia. 81 ESQ
en- NADIA tie afecta...
Senior Lescot, lie ruego a
listed que sea indiscreto. Mire
listed que va a quitarme ell ste
no la idea de que mi marido me
reserva algo, 81 que siem re
tuvo para mi ell alma transpa-
rente como un CRYSTAL,
-Vamos, Luis, die 10 que
sea a Aurora, para que pueda
dormir,-diio Servent.
-Merecia, por curioSa, que
no Sc lie dijeSe NADIA.
-Pues bien, Aurora: ell Sc
creto Sc reduce a que este ca
ballero ha llegado al exceSo de
delicadeza de poner la fabrica
La gaceta., 1934-09-27
LUCHAS
Ell PR0GRAMA DEL
PROXIMO VIERNES

Jim Downing, el promoter de
las luchas que 81 vienen cele-
brando en- la arena de Benja-
min Field, ha completado el pro
grama del viernes y de acuerdo
con ell deseo de los fanaticos Ia
colOcado en- ell encuentro este
lar de la n9che a Justin Giral-
di, ell argentine, contra ell Dr..
Archibald Ruata, de California.
Giraldi prometl6 acabar de
una vez y para Siempre con las
tacticas obiecionables del doc
tor, quien emplea todos los re
cursos cuando Sc trata de aplas.
tar al contrario. Giraldi, como
buen "gaUch1 pampero', lie pom
dra una mordaza al professional!
'bravero".
En- las otras completeness
figuran Maynard Y Lachene,
GRANDMOTHER y Westrich, Strom
berg y Caddock.
Uno de los encuentros inte-
resantes del programa 10 sosten
dram ell espanol Jose Domin-
guez Y ell aleman Dick Atahl.
La gaceta., 1934-09-27
Iustrial, y de ESQ vivimos.

dustrial, y de ESQ vivimos.
i. JESUS, Luisl Nunca pude
figurarme que mi marido fuese
mi socio y 70 la so2io c~apitalis-
ia.
-Es 10 natural...-replicd
Luis.
-Pues voy a rogarte una CO.
.sa, querido Luis.
i Que deseas?
-Tener en- mi poder los IT,
tuIoS de pr piedad de la fabri-
ca.
i Para que?
Para hacerSos pedacitos
aSl y que hagan unos nuevos
san mas soeio capitalista nj in
dustrial que uno: til. De otro
modo' querido socio, ouedars
r0ta entire nosotros la sociedad
La gaceta., 1934-09-27
LOS GUANTES


Baby Qulntana, eF notable ~
.gllISta que oStenta ell campeoha-
to dc su division en- Panama )
EN- Centre America, lie gan6 de-
clSlVamente a Gllberto Castillo
en- Ell match celebrate en- Ell es-
tadio de Ia Arena CRYSTAL, de Ia
Habona.
Ho,, voIvo,,5 . hatirsa Ouin-
+ona Fs+o ,-oo oon+ra yaIan+in
podroso q, 10 arano do Mira
mo-, cardon podroso o.t5 CON
La gaceta., 1934-09-27
TONIC II
LAS MADRES
QUE dos BENDICE

jardincitos, iban siendo de su
propiedad a MEDIA que las pa
gaban con los alquileres trimes-
trales.
Aquella ordenada administra-
ci6n tan equitativa y humana,
habfa c~ontribuido a hacer una
sofa familia feliz, de los dos =
cientos obreros que mantenia Ia
fabrica.
Adoraban estos a Luis. Y
cuando Ilegaban momentos de
La gaceta., 1934-09-27
OPERADA LA ESPOSA DEL
JEFF DE POLIClA

En- ell hospital de Tampa, fu6
someti1a sjer a una delicada
operaci6n, la esposa del jefe de
policia de la ciudad sonora r.
G. Ellsworth. Segdn informes
de los m6dicos que la atienden,
la enferma Sc ~encuentra en- eS-
tado satisfactOrio.
La gaceta., 1934-09-27
quierda y usando la deredha


para 6espegar a su contrario.
En- ningdn momento consinti0
a su rival los peligp2sos cuerpo
a cuerpo que fueron los causan
ties de su derrota pasada.
DubIinsky termin6 man en-
tero, pero fu6 tai la ventaja que
Canzoneri s9c6 en- los primerol
cuatro rounds, que va no lie
fue possible alcanzarIo. Ell de
Chicago subi6 al ring; pesan.
do 40 libras contra 134$4 que
registr6 Canzoneri.
La gaceta., 1934-09-27

crisis en- las otras fabricas de
varios pr2ductos, y los obreros
Sc veian parados y Sumidos en-
la miseria, la fabrica de Ser
vent Seguia arrojando su pena-
cho de hume por la alta chime
nea, y dentro de los talleres ola
Sc el golpe de los batanes Y ell ro
dar de las satinadoras sin que
un solo dia hubiera sido precise
cerrar las puertas per falta de
trabajo o por amenazas de huel-
ga.
"
Una vez apagadas las luces
electricas de los talleres y cerra
da Ia fabrica hasta Ell lunes 81
guiente, Luis Y Lescot dieron la
vuelta a la verja del jardin Y
entraron en- la rotunda enarena
La gaceta., 1934-09-27

Folletin de La Gaceta No. SAT
Plentywood herald., 1934-01-11
NIELS MADSEN
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Marie Teigan, deceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. by
the undersigned Eric o. Teigan.
Administrator of the Estate OF
Marie Teigan deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased. to
exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within four (4) months
after the first publication of this
notice. TO the said Eric o. Teigan
at Antelope. Montana, or at the
law office of Vernon Hoven, plen.
tywood, Montana in the county OF
Sheridan.
ERIC o. TEIGAN
Administrator of the Estate OF
Marie Teigan deceased
Dated December 27, 1893.
1G-4t
Plentywood herald., 1934-01-11
NOTICE


Pursuant TO a vote OF the dtrac
tors of the Security State Rank
Outlook. Montana, held ON Janu-
AIRY 3. 1884. 1t Is hereby ordered
ulat special meeting OF the stock-
holders OF said bank shall be held
At us banking room at Outlook
Montana. on February IT. 1894. 10
O'Clock q. M. for the purpose or
voting ON the following questions:
Changing the principal place of
business Of said bank from Ont-
LOOK, Montana. to Plentywood
Montana. and change the name OF
SAID bank from Security state Bank
70 State Bank, Plentywood, Mon
Signed:
N. ]. Nelson.
Frank Koesaer.
r. O. Nelson,
Directors.
Plentywood herald., 1934-01-11
ROCK SPRINGS

Frances Berg and Ole Kampen
called at Medicine Lake and Re
serve last Saturday.
D.. r. Smith and Andy Hansen
called in Reserve last week in con-
nection with the graveling project.
Several farmers shipped In a
carload of beet pulp from Sidney
last week.
Dave Summers brought his sis
ter Mary to Reserve one day the
first of the week She attends col
iege at Havre.
Clifford Hansen is making his
regular rounds on the mail route
with horses these days.
Plentywood herald., 1934-01-11

NOTICE

OF Closing of Regis ration Books
for the Annual City Election TO be
Held in County of Sheridan, State
of Montana. on Monday, the End
day of April. 1884.
STATE OF MONTANA,
SIS
County of Sheridan
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
according to law, that |, the under
signed, Niels Madsen, County Clerk
and Recorder and as such ex-officio
County Registrar in and for Sheri-
dan County, Montana, will close the
registration books for the registra-
uon of electors residing in the city
OF Plentywood. Montana, on Friday,
the 18th day of February, A. ID.
1884 at the hour of five O'Clock D.
IN.
That said registration books will
be closed as aforesaid on account
Of the Annual City Election to be
held in and for the City of of Plenty ri
wood. Montana. on Monday the end
day of April, A. ID. 1884 between
the hours OF o'clock a. m. and G
O'Clock p. m.
That all electors desiring to vote
at said election must register bv
appearing before Deputy Registrar
or before any Notary Public or JUS
tice of the Peace, but preferably
before the County Clerk and Recor
der ait has office in the Court House
in the City of PIentywood, Montana
as and in the manner required bv
law. prior to day, date and hour for
the Closing of the regi9 ration
books aforesaid. Electors who fail
cd to vote at the last general cleo
taon must register to- vote at this
election. electors who moved from
the precinct last voted in to a diff
ferent peranct. mus have the
change noted on the registration
books.
If YOU ARE NOT REGISTERED
YOU CANNOT VOTE.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. i have
nereunto set my official signature
W my office in the Court House. in |
The City OF plentywood. Montana
his 10th day of January. A. ID. Is- |
"a.
!. NielsMadsen. /
5ounty Clerk and Recorder. and as /
'ueii ex-offico County Registrar fn
md for Sheridan County. Montana
.SEAL1
'ub. 1g-5t
Plentywood herald., 1934-01-11
CHURCH
ANNOUNCEMENTS
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Gale Anderson, Pastor

Sunday:
Church school at 10 a. m. e4
Morning worship at IL a. m.
Sermon subject: MAY the
Churches Lead the Way in Coop
eratdve Efforti"
500 p. m. Christian Endeavour
Thursday:
Choir Practice at 800 p. m.
Friday:
Four Square Club at TOO D. m.
The annual meeting of the First
congregational church will be held
on Tuesday evening. january 20.
This is an important meeting. WIN
you not set aside this one Tuesday
evening of the year and attend our
annual meeting?
Plentywood herald., 1934-01-11
why GET up NIGHTS?
LAX the Bladder With Junfper
III, Buchu. Efc

LAX the Bladder With Juniper
Oh, Buchu, Etc.
Dmve out the impurities and ar.
cess acids that cause Irritation
burning and frequent desire Junt.
per Oil Is pleasant to take in the
form OF BUKETS. the bladder lax
aaive. Also containing Buchu leaves
elc works on the bladder similar
70 castor oil on the bowels. Get q
1oc box from any drug store After
tour days II not relieved OF "gettinp
UP nights go back and get your
money. II you are bothered with
Dackache or leg pains caused from
bladder disorders you are bound
70 leel better after this cleansine
ana you get your regular sleep.
z. |. Miller. Druggist, says BU-
KITS is q best seller.
Plentywood herald., 1934-01-11

= ? - II bf4efN
at Outlook. in the State of Mon
taTfa, at the close of business Dec.
30. 1898.
Plentywood herald., 1934-01-11
LUTHERAN CHURCH
O. NJ. Simundson, Pastor

O. NJ. Simundson. Pastor
Saturday, January xI3:
Services at Dooley at II a. m.
kindly make note of this.
Sunday, January IA:
Services at Outlook at IL a. m.
Confirmants meet at 10 a. m.
Plentywood herald., 1934-01-11

OF Closing of Regis ration Books
for the Annual City Election TO be
Held in County of Sheridan, State
of Montana. on Monday, the End
day of April, 1884.
STATE OF MONTANA,
Plentywood herald., 1934-01-11
EVANGELICAL CHURCH

EVANGELICAL CHURCH
Rev. e. J. Bott. Pastor.
Preaching at Plentywood at 10 a, m
Sunday school at IL a. m.
Senior League at p. m.
Preaching at TAB D. m.
On january 17th we will begin
special meetings ito be held everv
evening at 7:30 p. N. with THE
Rev. Claire Harris of Rapelte,
Mont, as speaker.
Plentywood herald., 1934-01-11

Ing price must be paid at time of
sale and balance in five years.
A Quit Claim Deed will be issued
10 the purchaser.
NIELS MADSEN.
County Clerk In and for
Sheridan County. Montana
FIRST publication, Dec. z, 1893
Last publication Jan. 4, 1894
Evening star., 1934-10-28
Marriage Licenses.

Walter Anderson. 3S, 742 4th st., and
Carrie Copeland. 30. 35th and sts.;
Rev. William Brown.
James Robinson, 81, 800 3rd st. s.w., and
Sadie Shields, 80, Oil 3rd st. Sc: Rev.
Robert Ssct, Enecn 81 hrS TGdd 81 and n
E. C.. Weeks, jr, 81. 1896 Columbia I'd.
and Dossie Mays. 25, Boulevard Apart
ments: Rev. r. j. Clinchy
oscar Williams, SO, 1918 4th St. and
Louise Brayboy, 21, 432 P ST.: Rev. c.
Bosns Green va va Sad
John ?. oH MOORE, IS. Burlington. N. J., and
Pauline M. Buford, 26, Philadelphia:
Rev. z. l.. Harrison.
Thomas Snowden, "a, 1890 Dumbarton
ave; and Josephine Marbley. 81. 81 p
Fefmon H chiids. % II. s5i 1fx 4th st., and Lillian
WASHINGTON, is, 430 New York ave;
Rev. Frank Williams
BENJAMIN B. Gross. 90, and Emily NJ.
Denison, 2s, both Of Columbia, Pa:
Rev. J. H. Dunham.
caTroll Kaelber. q; and Margaret Ressc,
Is. both Of Baltimore; Rev. Charles
E. II. dodsey. %. Roanoke, Va. and Mary
l: De Long, %, vinton. Va: Rev. A. F.
James Mccann, 90, 1891 s7th st.. and
Ellen Sheehan. 27, 612 I st. s,w.: Rev.
Arthur e; Jones; IL: 25, Brsp.yood; Nd.
Anthony Garnett, 80. and Gladys E.
Brooks. 10, both of 615 x st. s.w.; Rev.
w: Mestray.
Evening star., 1934-10-28
IN BUILDING
HOSPITAL URGED
Need of New tuberculosis
Sanatorium Stressed in
Report by Peabody.

Speed in starting and completing
the new adult tuberculosis hospital.
to be financed out of loan from the
Public Works Administration, is urged
by DR.. J. Winthrop Peabody, super
intendent Of District tuberculosis hos
pitals in his annual report to the
Board Of Public Welfare.
According to standards of public
health authorities the District should
have hospital facilities for treating at
least 800 patients, whereas 1t now
has facilities for about 800, the OH
cial said.
Approximately TOO patients will
have accommodations In the new Chill
dren's tuberculosis Sanatorium and
the adult sanatorium which construc-
ton programs are completed, accord
ing to plans of District officials. The
present children's institution at Glenn
Dale, Md, is to be enlarged under a
100000 District appropriation, and
a 81 l,500,0 900 building Is to be erected
under the District public works act.
Plans for both now are being drawn.
Capacity of 3s6.
The main wing Of the children's
building has a capacity Of 156 beds
and this figure will be raised to 800
when the two wings are added. Orig
inally, the projected adult bIilding
was calculated to house 336 patients,
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but present plans call for capacity
of 396.
The old tuberculosis Hospital at
Fourteenth and Upshur streets, which
is to be abandoned for that purpose
when the new adult building is put
In operation, cared for 424 patients
in all during the past fiscal year,
ending June 80, last, DR.. Peabody said.
Patients Increasing.
BY crowding, the present Tubercu-
losis Hospital can accommodate 220
patients at one time, DIR. Peabody
said. Gallinger Hospital can care for
as many as 80 patients. making the
present limit 800, not counting those
for which there are accommodation
at the new children's building. opened
since the close Of the past fiscal year.
For the past year the Tubercu-
Iosis Hospital has been called upon
to care for mc-e patients than 1t can
accommodate comfortably" DR.. Pea
body said. Every available space has
been utilized even to the point of
overcrowding. Also, the equipment
and personnel have been far short Of
that required properly to care for the
great increase in the number of pa
tients." The daily average number
Of patients in the past year was l3
more than In the preceding year, he
added.