davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-05
Ze zeme "dobrych mravG."

V st. Paul, Minnesota, pc
mesfcfch tajneho vysetrovan.
policejnf SET Michael Culigar
a ctyri JIM byli suspendovani 2
1Tad6. Obvinen1 proti MIN
vznesene gen. navl. Cumming
sem zahrnuje ma 5000 strojem
psanych stran, jez cituj1 dom
nele telefonnf hovory mezi
policejnfmi officially a rakety-
ry.
Komisaf vefejne bezpecno-
sti, H. E. Warren, ktery rfdi
vysetrovanf sprezenf policie S
pobudy, prohlasil, re v st. Paul
byli nejmene ctyfi kriminalni
pravn1ci, zapletenf do zloradn
.jez mini pine odhaliti. Warren
vyrozumel mayora Mark Celia
ma O SVEN postupu listen obsa-
hu.jicfm plno 1zasnych DIVINE
nj, podal jeho popis okr. ma
vlad. Kindeadovi co podklad
k porotn1mi vysetTovani.
" SVEN listu komisar pravi
re dostal cd fed. vlady dnkazy
alliance policejnfho odboru Sc
zlocinci, jez byly zfskany Gee
povanim telefonG", diktafony a
mikrofony, a jinymi pom1cka-
mi tajne sluzby. Warren ma
psal:
"My jsme objevili zdrcujicf
spojenectv1 mezi jistymi polio.
officially a tlupou gamblir1, kite
II povozovali We velkem henry
a sazkarny. Vedle toho name
pTekvapuj1c1 doklady policej-
nfho vlastnenf strojkn slotek;
zavedeneho systemu jak Sc po-
dava pTedem informace O "a
m~yslenych policejnfch najez-
dech We spojen1 s ~prostitucf a
gambl1rstv1m; policejnf 1casti
V politice; snah jak maTiti le-
gitimn1 postup policejn1ch IRA
dG sensacn1ho a protizakonne-
no spojen1 mezi polici1 a pod
vodnymi pravn1ky, a mnoha j.
nych neSvarG.
"V mnoha pTfpadech rake
tyrove a policejn1 oficialove Sc
dorozumfvali pomoci tajnych
sifer a znamenf. Pr SVEN wy
setTovan1 jsme poffdili ma 400
fonografickych rekord6, ktefe
pfepsany, zahrnuj1 ma 5000
stran psane evidence. Tyto do
klady yam budou lpredany."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-05
Dobry pro mlade i stare.

PAM Lena POSI-, Liberal, Kan
sas, p1se: "Koupila jsem dive
lahve Ora. Petra Hoboko a Lee
civy Olej Liniment pro naseho
malickeho, ktery trpel tolik
revmatickymi bolestmi, Re ne
mohl choditi. Pc uzfvanf Ho-
boko a Leciveho Oleje Lini-
mentu jsme seznali, re jeho
stav Sc tolik zlepsil, re nynf
name oboj1 Hoboko a Lecivy
Olej Liniment v dome. Jsou
dobre leky pro mlade i stare"
Tyto dobou vyzkouSene lecive
prostredky, ktere byly uzfvany
s vytecnymi vysledky miliony
nemohou byti naleze-
ny V lekarnach. Jsou dodava-
ny pouze mfstnimi jednateli
stanovenymi DR.. Peter Fair
ney & Sons Co., 25O1 Washing
ton Blvd, Chicago, III. advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-05
arebact

V Denver "agentura ma zjed
mani mist ucitel1m" dala 81 cd
kazdeho zaplatiti pfedem $40
a vydelala ma t6chto uboza-
c1ch, kteT1 mfsta nedostali,
1856. 600 aniz by agentura ja-
koukoliv zodpovednost "a to
mela. V Buffalo agentura ma
bfzela stenografistGm "pTed-
most" zaplat1-li jistou sunni pre-
dem. V Chicago darebak ma
bizel sluzby chauffeur1m ,kdyz
mu predem zaplatf $50 jake
deposit ma uniformu". Po-
dobne sizeni byli hotelni poslu-
hove We Washingtonu.
We Wichita zavod ma sladke
napoje nablzel mlademu zada-
tell zamestnanf, SIS tydne w.
nasejfcf, jestlize by slozil pre-
dem $3.50. Tim darebacka ia
to firma chtela Cd neho 81 DAFT
platiti jeho vlastn1 sluzne pc
10 tydnG. Pc techto, stanove-
no, mohl snad 81 udrzeti praci.
New Yorska firma zadala cd
zamestnanc1 slozeni no.
tovych obnosG peneznfch s pod
ably tfmto placeny by
ly jejich mzdy pc 6 tydnG zkou
Sky. Zadatele nebyli nikdy u
"a schopne a firma ne
musela Jim pc 6 tydnI zaplati-
ami centu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-05
At ST ma mas nekdo pride!

We Wilmington, We statu Mas
sachusettS sedmnact ton vazlcl
tlusti muzi usadili Sc ku vyroc-
nj hostin6 klubu Omitted States
Fat Mems V ned6li S pravem,
re mohli snfsti CO jim hrdlo ra-
clio. Podivnou nahodou odj1z-
deli domG lehc1 neil tam pfiSli
Athleticky program, jehoz
z1castnilo Sc 100 clenG a hor-
Ike pocas1 k tomu zahralo 81
rozhodn6 S vahou hoduj1c1ch.
John Delaney, 256 liber va
zfcf z Cambridge, sekretar klu-
bu, zv1t6zil jake nejv6ts1 jed
lfk. Zmohl pTi hostine pet
svazkd celeru, diva kvarty zmr-
zliny, gallon kavy a II lahv1
piva.
V Milwaukee, Floyd We
rette, 80 liber vaz1c1 bartendr
b6hem "a sekund NALL do sebe
pGl galonu piva a tim dosahl
prvn1ho m1sta V zapasu pijakG.
Fond du Lac Avenue sdruze-
nj "pokroku" zaffdilo zapas.
Verette prohlasen byl jake no.
w sv6tovy champion, jenz wi
tell mad 800 spoluzapasfc1ch.
V odm6nu dan mu byl strfbrny
POLAR V objemu pill galonu.
Champion je Z francouzsko-
irskych rodicG. Jeho nejblizsf
protivnfk, Whitley Berghansen,
Will do sebe pGl galonu piva We
81 sekundach, tret1, Irwin
Schneider We 38 sekundach.
" Chicago Merry Fair
ney, d6dicka majetku z patent
nfho leku, ukazala Sc V ned6li
V soudnf SIM soudce Josepha
Sabatha V Chicago S hoTicf CT
garetou. Pokarana byla soud-
Gem. Zaluje a zalovana byla,
ably zrusena byla dohoda, die
n1z chtela prodati S125, 900 de-
dictvf "a $4,000. Pred pTf-
chodem do soudn1 sine hrala
pc celou noe bridge"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-05
Konec slavv.

V New Yorku, Natalie Chad
wick Colby, jez pred asi desiti
Lefty budila sensaci V Ziegfield
Follies, vykradla residence
Simony Brooks.
Pr patran1 o jejf minulosti
vyslo ma jevo re Colby 81 vyslou
lila v Auburn ~trestnici r. 1880
trest Ia okradenf kolegyne.
Obzalovana jest rozvedenou
zenou obchodnfka z Los An
geles, Charlese Colby.
Do bytu Brooksove vnikla
pakl1cem, 80. brezna. Vzala
kozesin "a $4,000, odev, skvosty
a vonavky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-05
Podvody.

Vladn1 agent z chicazskeho
oddeleni pro vymahan1 dane z
alkoholu pc dlouhem patrani
konecne objevili, re kterasi It's
karna uz dels1 cas- tiskla fales-
ne vignety nebo-li nalepky
vsech moznych druhd whisky
a vim, ktere pax bootlegri male
povali ma lahve a prodavali ja-
ko "p1vodnf" zbozf.
Zneuz1vali take jmena Ces-
kosleyenske republiky. Obchod
byl zorganisovan az do nejmen
SIGH podrobnosti.
Patran1 pc tajnem obchodu
s lihovinami Chicago pocalo
pred osmi mesfci, kdyz prednf
destilerie We Spoj. Statech "a
caly dostavati st1znost, re ma
pole v lahv1ch S jejich nalepka-
mi nejsou jiz takove, jake by
valy. Zjistilo Sc, re Chicago
Je zaplaveno holinkarskymi ma
poji, ktere Sc prodavajf pod te-
mlto nalepkami S jmeny nej-
pfednejs1ch destilerif bez pla-
cent DAM.
= Porota vznesla New Yor-
ku obzaloby proti IL osobam,
pro podvody proti pfisteh. a
naturalizacn1m zakon1m. Fred
A. Tuttle, pc leta We vladnf
sluzbe, je mimo jinych obvi-
men, re pomohl tTem osobam k
nezakonnemu vstupu do zem6,
re opatfoval obcansk6 pap1ry
"a pomoci falsovan1 doklad1 a
zaznamG, a ponoukal pTisteho-
valce ku falesne pT1saze a j.
nym nezakonnostem. JIM spo-
luobzalovanf jsou obvineni po-
dobne, jakoz i z pfijfmanf a
davani 1platkG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-05
Diva usmrceni vybuchem We
Washingtonu.

Diva delnici usmrceni byli v
sobotu a tTi JIM popaleni vybu-
chem We sklepe Potomac Elec-
trio Power spolecnosti ma 10. a
E. ulicich. Vybuch zavinen byl
chybnym vedenfm. V dobe W.
buchu We sklepe budovy praco-
valo Is deln1ku.
" Maxton, v severn1 Ka-
roline, Tom Wilson a Indian
ska zena usmrceni byli a neko-
lik cernoch1 poraneno vybu-
chem kotle ma pile. Wilson
pracoval u kotle a Indianka Cd
naSela z tohoto vodu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-05
Pozvani ku sjezdu nespokoje-
nVch.

VIVA ku 3O-statove konven-
ci strany farmaTG-laboristd v
Omaze, Neb., We dnech 8. az
IL. cervence, byla vydana.
Pozvanf je adresovano vsem
osobam, dktere nejsou spokoje-
ny Sc zasadami a praktikami
obOu vladnouc1ch politickych
stran. VIVA je spojena s O.
hlasen1m hospodarske platfor-
my ktera Dude havana came
rican Prosperity Plan" a jfz Sc
pozaduje zaruka pro kazdou
rodinu minimaln1 mzdy $500
rocne.
Program navrhd predloze-
nych k dvaZe zahrnuje:
Okamzite vyplacenf v hoto-
vosti vyslouzileckych bonus1.
Federalnf vlastnictvi bank,
zeleznic, telegraph a telefon1,
e~lektraren a ocelaren.
Statnf vlastnictv1 jinych uti-
lit, vcetne dopravy a vody.
Ctyflety plan a veTejne pra-
ce Sc zarukou $500 rocnf
mzdy delnictvu.
Dvou m~iliardovy dol. projekt
ma kontrolu Teky Mississippi,
vcetne mill sirokeho toku, kon-
troll zdymadly cd Cairo, ILL.,, do
zalivu Mexika, Sc silnicemi pc
stranach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-05
Naval cestujicich do zamoTi.

Vice nez $4,000 cestuj1c1ch
odplulo v sobotu ma dvaceti pc
tt lodlch z New Yorku do Ia
morskych pT1stavG.
V sobotu minuleho roku pou-
re sestnact lodi odvazelo z
New Yorku 9,O75 osob.
Urednici paroplavebn1ch spo
lecnostf pravi, re cestovanl do
sud Sc nedostalo do starych re-
kord1, nebot Sc v minulych le-
tech casio stavalo, re vyj1zde-
10 odtud az 10000 anebo vice
osob do cizfch prlstavG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-05

Nikdy nemame 81 dovoliti
nesti vice neil jenom jeden
zpGsob naSeho souzen1 V TUE
dobu. Nekter1 nos1 mnohdy
til zp1soby = vsechny CO me-
Ii, vsechny CO mali a vsechny
CO cekaj1 re m1ti budou.
= NaTek ma mlady lid dnes-
nj dolby casio a casio pada zpet
ma starsf, jejichz krev koluje V
zilach mladych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-05
Odkaz psu.

V Chicago odkazala Marga-
ret McDermott 7Oleta, cele sve
jmenf $4,000 psovi Eskimo.
Poole posledn1 vile ma admin
strator dati psa nejake zene,
ktera jest znama pro svoji la
skavosti ku zvffat1m.
Pc smrti psa jmenf ma pre-
dano byti dobrocinnemu dsta-
WI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-05
Co Sc stane.

Prvnl zpusob vaTen1 va
jec, pokud historic vi, uzit byl
pastyTi V Egypt6, kterf varili je
bez ohne. Vejce proste dali
do Temene a tfmto tocili CO nej-
rychleji mohli az prudkym ota-
Denim povstalo horko do stup-
ne, V nemz variti Sc pocaly.
= Zelf, ktere ztratilo svdGj
zapach, ale udrzuje vsechny O.
statnf sv6 dobr6 stranky, vype-
stovano bylo profesorem, C. H.
Myers ma Cornell universite.
Bylo potTeb1 ctyT tisfc zelnych
hlavek a Sest rok1 neil poda-
Tilo Sc vyp6stovati zeli bez ie-
no zapachu.
= RuSt1 sedlaci posypavaji
lehce uhelnym prachem sva ba
vlnou oseta pole a tax urychlu-
il dozravan1 sklizne O mesfc
nebo vice. Temny povrch zeme
pTij1ma horko dine a vypoustf
je V noel, cimz zpracuje Sc po-
tTebny cas- ku dozravan1 1rody.
- Cd vypuknuti svetove val
ky meme neil We 20 rocich, As
narodG, pres polovina to zem-
sk6ho povrchu, stizena byla
revolucemi anebo revolucnfmi
pokusy.
- U Hays v>Kansas farmaT
Ed. Ruthbun byl ma jedne stra-
ny reky Saline a jeho kravy ma
druh6. Kravy prebrodily reku
n6kolik hodin pred tim neil
veliky lijak rozvodnil Teku.
Ackoliv jenom malou vzdale-
most byl cd svych krav, ably je
pOdoj1ti mohl, musel uciniti
zaj1zdku 1876 mil.
We Washington 27 rokG
starry cernoch Sc vehnal do
zl6ho osudu pokusem, ably
cerna kocka nemohla pTedb6h-
nouti cestu kterou jel a tax pfi-
nesti mu Fly osud.
Jones jedouc1 V AUTOMOBILE
zahledl cernou kocku zrovna
pc ulici pred MIN Sc zenouc1.
Slapl ma gas" ably il pTedejel.
V tom zahl6dl jej strazn1k a u
dial jej pro rychlou j1zdu. Cd
souzen byl ku pokut6 SIS.
" Detroit, ponevac man
Eel miloval vice sveho psa neil
svoji zenu, Mary Ellen Wirth,
obdrzela rozvod. Kdyz odepfel
il penfze, ably 81 mohla dati
spraviti zuby, Gustave Wright
wal PISA a dovedl jej ku zubn1-
mt l6kaTi, ably tento mu vycis-
til zuby. "Kdvz tax ucinil, O.
desla jsem cd n6ho," zalovala
manzelka.
" San Rafael K~alifornii
Albert Lay radeji nechala Sc
zavrfti ma dvacet pet dni do We
zenf neil ably zaplatila poku-
tn "a tyrani zv1Tat soudcem j
ulozenou. VOLTA radeji veZe-
nj, ably svemu manzeli ukaza-
la, CO toho dovede beZ nj. Dru-
ny den manzel Sci a zaplatil Ia
nj pokutu $45.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-05
Otec.-

Pr najezdu statnf policie ma
farmu Jacoba Mike, 81, v dull
nj osade Ralph, Is mil cd
Uniontown, Pa, byly osvoboze-
ny jeho ctyri deti, ktere byly
drzeny nekolik hodin pTivaza-
ne fetezem We sklepe domku.
Byly zavreny do jakesi dreve-
ne klece, postavene V koute
sklepa. Otec rekl policii, re
deti uveznil protoze utfkaly z
domova a kradly. Stella Tekla
policii: "Ano, my jsme utekli
a kradli, protoze jsme NELL
hlad. Krabice ma chleba byla
zamcena. My jsme spali v kol-
ne, abychom Sc otci vyhnuli."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-05
Bleskem zavinsn 100000
pozar.

V sobotu udeTil blesk do al
koholicke tovarny Empire Dis
tilling spolecnosti v jihozapad-
nj casti Filadelfie a zavinil sko-
du odhadnutou ma $500, 900.
Plameny slehaly do vyse asi
200 stop. V Tade vybuchG roz-
bita byla okna v rade vedlej-
SIGH domu. Thomas McCabe,
delnfk, byl vyhozen oknem, a
lie nezranen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-05
Uhorela We srazce.

Virginia Brown, 17leta stu
dentka ma vySs1 skole Lake
View v Chicago, uhorela pc
srazce auta jej1ho stryce s true
KEN. Jej1 stryc, 46lety Will
liam Kirsch, byl tezce zranen.
Rfdic trucku, 19lety David Ness
z New Ross, Ind, vyvazl bez
poranen1.
Uhorela jela Sc strycem Kris
chem ma navstevu sestTenice V
Hammond.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-05
Dcera socialistickeho vIdce
nevestou.

Frances Beatrice Thomas,
dcera Normana Thomas, socia-
listickeho vddce, vdala Sc v So
botu "a Johna w. Gates, syna
poStmistra senatu.
Gates, "a roxy starry je kre-
ditnim feditelem banky of Man
haitian v New YOrku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-05
Bandite " klubovns.

Nordic Country klub bl1ze
Itasca, Ill, byl pTepaden ctyTmi
maskovanymi bandity, kteT1 pc
vybran1 $500 z pokladny ujeli.
Pokladnu jim musila otevTfti
Clara Rash, sekretaTka a 1cet-
nj klubu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-05
Pravnik vinnen.

Pravnfk Louis Piquett, z Chi
-caga, byvaly vypomocny ma
vladn1 a prominentn1 republi-
kansky politikar, byl p~orotou
uznan vinnym skryvanf gang
sierra Homer Van Metera, spo-
lecn1ka Dilingera. Oba bandi-
tie byli zastreleni spolkovymi
tajnymi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-05
Jela 81 pro smrt do Chicaga.

Edith Nelson, 29leta z Blan-
chardville, Wis, pTijela do Chi
caga, ably tam skokem ukonci-
la ziYot. Skocila oknem S 18.
poschodf V elsie 80 sew. Mich
gan ave. V padu narazila ma
rimsu 16. poschodf, kde uvazl
jeden jejf stTevfc a pax telo Sc
sf1tilo ma stTechu parkovaneho
automobile.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-05
Ami serifa Sc nebojf.

V Delphi, Indiana, rUcnice,
revolvery, automobiln1 radio a
nekolik kamer byly ukradeny
z garaze Serbia Carroll okresu
zlodeji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-05
Pornohli ST..

V South Bend, Indiana, ctyri
bandite dostali pc centu z ko-
Tisti, kdyz tam obrali Alexe
Czajkowskiho, jenz mel u Sc
be cele ctyTi Gently.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-05
Posedf 81.

V Kankakee, Illinois, Harry
Roley, 20, z Decatur, byl u
sweden z vrazdy pri prepadu,
Josefa Gilliaty, cestujfcfho do
zorce Walgreen CO. VymeTen
mu trest SO let We statnim We
zenf. Prepaid Sc udal %. pro-
since 1884.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-07-29
Nv Mrs. c. r. McManaway
Society Editor
Phone 90 Before II Noon
MRS. QUITS
EAXES

MRS. QUITS
LEAVES
Mrs. Allen Cults, who has heen
the guest of Mr.. md Mrs. Irwin
B. Tiedman, of Augusta, Ga. and
summer residents of Henderson
vile, for a month, left today 20
visit in Greenville. S. c. Others,
besides Mrs. Cults hostess, who
extended courteSies during her
visit were Miss Anna Belle Burns.
Mesdames Marion n. Eels, Eu-
nice Campbell, Miner Smith, X
"A Fairless. Roland F. Aston
George H. Valentine and K. i.
HammeS.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-07-29

rotary for the United ~
told the seventh world '' ~
Of the Communist lntsr.@
Browder declared tho. 'e ~
of the membership is ~ R1
and that the negro r msl,,
numbers $500. ~ehaeJ
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-07-29

mast few months in Panama, where
the former is stationed at Fort
Clayton, are guests of Col. ]. c.
Woodward at Camp Highland
Lake.
Mrs. A. W. Oakley, who has
been a guest at the CedarS, and
Mrs. Mary Ravenel, who spent
some time at Kanuga Lake and
the weekend at Miss Charlotte
Stoney's home, have returned to
Aiken, S. c.
Mrs. George Wieters and son,
George Wieters, of Charleston, S.
c., are guests of the formers Sis
ter. Mrs. w. A. Young, on Oak
land street. Miss Elizabeth Vie
tiers has been here for some time.
Mrs. A. S. White, Betty White
and Harold White, of st. Peters
burg, Fla, are guests of Mrs. j. j.
Headrick.
Mrs. Arthur Patten and sons,
Arthur, Jr., and Bobby, of Miami,
Fla, have arrived to spend the re-
mainder of the summer with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Kuhn,
on the Brevard road. Mr.. Patten,
who accompanied them, will only
spend a few days.
Miss Marion Pflanze, of Mary
vile, Tenn, was a weekend guest
of Miss Mary Valentine. en- route
to Asheville.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-07-29
WORLD MEET TOLD
10000 REDS IN U. S.

MOSCOW, July 29.-UP.-
Communists in the United states
number 10000, Earl Browder, Sec
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-07-29
NEW DEAL OUT TO
GET SENATOR BORAH

CONTINUED from mage onel
said was conclusive evidence that
the recovery agency was inspiring
monopolistic practices and crowd
ing the little merchant out of the
nations industrial and business
life.
Because of this prominence the
cabinet minister who opposed the
proposed campaign against him
cautioned that the move would
arouse resentment throughout the
nation.
Borah's Democratic opponent
likely to receive administration
support is Ben Ross, 81, three
times governor of: the state and
former mayor of Pocatello, Ida.
Ross, a former cowboy and
farmer, who still is able to take
part in bronco-busting and trick
riding at county fairs, is a shrewd
politician and an effective cam
paigner.. 10 '..'. e.
Meantime, reports to Demo-
cratic leaders here show that the
new deal isn't as popular. in Idaho
as it was a year ago. Republicans
are counting upon this! and per-
haps further unpopularity to aid
Borah's cause. 49,. ..
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Girl Bid Dance
Is Set Tonight
Livingston Orchestra Play.
ing 2 Nights a Week

Announcement was made to-
dav that Jimmie Livingston and
his orchestra would play here
twice weekly during the remand
err of the summer and until
Labor Day.
The orchestra will play for
the regular Girls Bid dance, a
popular feature, on each Mon
dav evening at the city GYM
nasium at $50 o'clock.
The regular Saturday night
dance will be College Night, and
Mr.. Livingston and his orchestra
will play regularly during the
remainder of the summer on Sat-
urday NIGHT.
Due to conflicting engage
ments several other 'orchestras
have played on Saturday night,
but Mr.. Livingston will be heard
regularly during the remainder
of the summer.
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Relieve Headache
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When you have one Of those
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utes with "B. Co." a reliable,
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wherever drugs are sold. (advl
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White Spectators
May See Dance

Announcement was made here
today by C. E. Livingston that
arrangements have been made
for white spectators at the negro
dance to be held in Asheville on
Tuesday night at the Valley
Street warehouse at which time
Louie Armstrong and his orches-
ira will play.
Armstrong is called the great
est trumpet player in the world
and is known as the king of col
ored orchestra leaders. Art Kas-
sci, who played here last Thurs
day, declared Armstrong to be
the outstanding trumpet player
in the world today.
Armstrong has recently return
ed from a European tour. In
England he played a command
performance for King George
which wa salso attended by
Queen Mary, the Prince of Wales
and the Duke of York. He was
also heard by King Victor Eman-
uel and Premier Mussolini, in
Italy, and Chancellor Hitler, in
Germany.
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M, HAMILT0N'S
FUNERAL Held
Large Gathering Pays Tri-
butte to Deceased; Flor
al Offerings Numerous

Funeral services for the late
Manson Hamilton, we'll known
resident of the Holly Springs sec
ton near the county line in IRAN
svlyania county, were held sun
day morning at II o'clock from
the late home by Rev. c. E. Blythe
and Rev. Arnold Edney. Burial
followed in the Holly Springs
Baptist church cemetery, the de-
ceased having been a member OF
that church for many years.
Death followed an illness OF
several months.
It was an impressive gathering
that paid tribute to the deceased,
more than 200 automobiles form
inc the funeral cortege, while 1t
was necessary to use three trucks
to care for the large number OF
beautiful floral offerings that
were sent in his memory.
Mrs. Hamilton, who was before
her marriage Miss Mary E. Pat
terson. and the following children
survive: A. J. Hamilton, Penrose.;
Clyde Hamilton, Brevard; Men
Hamilton, Hendersonville; Mrs.
H. F. Patterson, Penrose, MRS
Nellie Pickelsimer, Brevard; mrs.
Hester Hart, Pisgah Forest; MISS
Rose Hamilton, Asheville; and
Miss Gladys Hamilton, Hamlet.
Surviving brothers are: Frank
Hamilton, of Flat Rock; ana
Pierce Hamilton, of Darlington,
S. C. The following sisters sur
yive: Mrs. J. F. Stepp, Hender-
sonville; and Mrs. ]. A. Mccall,
Penrose.
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WADSWORTH FARNUM'S
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

An engagement, which Is VI
great interest in this section eS-
pecially here where the bride
eroom-to-be spent the greater
part of his early boyhOOd, is that
of Miss Dorothy E. Whitney, OF
Springfield, Mass, to Mr.. Charles
Wadsworth Farnum, of New York
City. The engagement has just
been announced by the parents OF
the bride-elect, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Z. Whitney.
Miss Whitney was graduated
from Smith college in Northamp-
ton, Mass, in the class of 1881
and from the New York School OF
Social Service and since then has
been engaged in the work in that
city.
The groom-elect attended Blue
Ridge school here, Kent School in
Kent Conn.,, and was graduated
from Princeton university in the
class of 1881. He was a member
of the University Press club. Phi
Beta Kappa, and the Campus club.
He is now with the Bankers Trust
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company, in New York. He made
his home here for more than ten
wears while his father, the Rev.
Arthur w. Farnum, was rector OF
St. James Episcopal church: the
other members of the family be-
ing his mother, Mrs. Farnum anG
one sister Miss Ellen Farnum. He
is held in highest esteem as well
as being very popular with a wild"
circle of friends. The Farnums left
here when the Rev. Mr.. Farnum
was called to st. Mary's church
in Grove Park, Asheyills.
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Set Dutch Bridge
Party Wednesday

The Chamber of Commerce Of
fees announced today that so
many requests were being made
for a bridge party that it was ar
ranging a Dutch bridge, to be held
Wednesday at $3.50 p. M, at the
A mos hotel
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!. PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Mrs. Edward O'Berry and young
granddaughter, Edwina Landlord,
of Solomon, Md, are spending
several weeks with the formers
daughter, Mrs. H. M. Leconey,
and Mr.. Leconey, in the Maxwell
apartments,
Lieut.. and Mrs. C. NJ. McQuar-
RE and family, who have spent the