davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07
$1,289. III projekt pro
DundaIk.

Henry w. Webb, Teditel Via
dn1 domovn1 administrace pro
stat Maryland oznamil, re Via
dou schvalen naklad F H A
pro Dundalk. Ma 10 akrovem
pozemku staff Dude 1872 budov,
ably V Mich ubytovano byti mo-
hlo 432 robin. Prace pocfti ma
1. cervence.
Projekt financovan je New
York Pojistovacf spolecnostf
do sunny $1,031.312.
Vladn1 F H A nefinancuje do
movn1 projekty, ale p~ojisfuje
jenom mortgyce prot ztratam.
Budovy budou O dvoupos-
chodovych apartmentech pro
|ctyfi rodiny sestavajfcfch re
til, ctyf anebo p6ti %svetnic. Po-
zemek jest u Dundalk skoly.
PrGmerne rodina "a apart
ment mes1cne platiti Dude
$3.50.
Zvysene zamestnanf v Be-
tlehem ocelarne, postaveni au-
tomobiloveho podniku a biz
kost nekolika tovarnfch podni-
XII V bl1zkosti Western Electric
spolecnosti, byly hlavnfmi d1-
vody, re vlada ku projektu to-
mu sve svolen1 dala.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07
Pravnik zastTelil dfvku a sebe.

38 roku starry pravn1k, Ar
mold Piper, provadejfc1 sve
pravnicke povolan1 v Towson,
zastrelil We stredu 35 rokd sta
rou Marguerite Griffith, S n1z
byl v pTatelskem styku pc cely
rok. Zastrelil il v jejfm bytu,
{. 1886 Homestead ulice KRAFT
ce pred 5. hodinou.
Ma liste napsanem pred smr-
tt projevil svoji nelibost mad
pTekazenim rodic1 dfvky INA
mosti jeho s dfvkou.
Piper byl zenat pc nekolik
rokI.
Neil odesel We stredu do by
tn d1vky, opatril 81 bradu fales-
nym vousem a ma oci dial tenn
ne protislunecni brejle, ably ne
mohl byti poznan.
Sestra dfvky tusfc neco ne
kaleho, chopila Sc telefonu, a.
by zavolala policii. Piper Wy
trhl il telefon z ruky a odtrhl
drat tohoto. Human, sestra
divky, vybehla do ulice, aby
dovolala Sc pomoci. Neil teto
dovolati Sc mohla, paddy rany,
jimz "a obet klesla d1vka a
pravn1k.
= Diva cernosi nalezeni byli
z~astreleni We SVEN bytu ma
Shane road v Baltimore okre-
SUI. Usmrceni byli touze kuli
Bud Lewis, SO rokI starry, po'
lozil svoji hlavu ma prsa 46 no.
XII stare Ethel Whye a vpalil S
kuli do hlavy. Kule projela je'
no telem do srdce zeny.
Mrtvoly nalezeny byly SOU
lsedy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07
1865 robin vypustsno re Sc
znamu podporovanych.

V pokracovanf programu Sc
trent B~altimorska podporujfcf
komise zmensila v minulem IT,
dnu seaman podporovanych O
1866 robin.
Ku konci prvnfho tydne le-
dnu roku 1884 bylo ma sezna-
mu podporovanych V Balti-
more 23.203 robin. Ku konci
minuleho tydne bylo ma sezna-
mu 24.251 rodin. Tyden pred
tim bylo jich 25.O17.
Ma vydani v poslednfm tyd-
nu usetreno bylo $15,262, ably
komise mohla vystaciti S roz-
poctem mesicnfm jednoho mi
lionu dolar6. V tydnu vydano
bylo ma podporu $181,53O.13.
Prace ma pomocnych proiek-
tech byla zkracena "a pfffcinou
setren1. Jenom cast pracujf-
clch ma dGlezitych zamestna-
mich byla udrzena dale. S pra-
cemi pine opet pry poeato bu-
de az Sc penfze nasetrf.
Margaret Clark, cernos-
ka, odsouzena byla ma 6 mesi-
Gu do polepsovny, re zfalsova-
la check ma pomocnou komisi.
WASH Prokurot re S. Dallas
ulice odsouzen byl ma 3 mes1ce
do mestskeho vezeni, re pod
vedl pomocnou komisi O $685.
80 ma podporach.
Ma bance ma 5000 ulozeno.
= Alto Garrasi z N. High
ulice, odsouzen byl ma 6 mesf-
CD do vezen1 pro podvedenf
Baltimorske pomocne komise O
podpory V obnosu $434.98. Wy
setfeno bylo, re ma bance mel
ulozeno pres $1.7OO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07
Menckenova manzelka
zemrela.

H. L. Mencken, spisovatelka,
ucitelka a manzelka Mencke-
ma, spisovatele a redaktora,
zemfela We veku 81 rokG v
Johns Hopkins nemocnici.
Narozena byla v Montgome-
ry okresu v Alabama, 1. bTez-
ma 1898 z rodicG, John Anton
Haardt. Studovala ma zdejsf
Goucher koleji a Johns Hop
kins universite az jeff studova-
nj pTeruSeno bylo tezkou ne
moc1. Pc uzdraven1 pocala psa-
tt do casopisG a povesti zfskala
81 jake kritik. Cd roku 1925
stala Sc prisp1vatelkou redak-
chi stranky The Evening Sun.
Mrtvola jejf byla v pondeli
spalena pc obTadu v protes-
tantskem episkopalnfm koste-
lie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07
Americka liga ~vernosti.

Ottawa, re We Spojenych Sta
tech pracujf nynf jiste silly usi-
luj1cf zniciti konstitucnf vladu
.zeme,jest uvedena jake pT1cina
planovane organisace, jejfmz
1eelem Dude bojovati "proti ia
kovym podvratnym pokusdm".
Ma SO osob seslo Sc v sobotu We
Valecne pametnf budove pra-
covati ma planu organisace jez
die 1. odstavce konstituce ma
zvana Dude "Americka lfga
vernosti."
Ma sch1zi lfga nebyla orga-
nisovana, ale jenom jednano o
planech.
Rev. Raymond w. Cooke z
methodistskeho episkopalnfho
kostela, pojal myslenku lfgu
tuto organisovati. o zamysle-
ne konstituci lfgy cetl We schGzi
Cooke sve nahledy. Pacifism
a komunism byly Tecn1ky Cd
souzeny.
Cooke myslf, re svet bez val
ky je nemoznym. John H. Nc
Nulty, komandant jednoho Cd
dflu Americke lfgy, rekl We
schGzi, re komuniste v~yvolava-
il stavky v tovarnach.
88lety George T. Leach o.
brazil sc prot Johns Hopkins
universite a volal: cake pravo
ma Hopkins privesti sem fran
couzske ucitely, jestlize tito
.nestali Sc obcany teto zem6?
Neni tn dosti nas1ch ucitelG pro
vychovani naSfch ditek?"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07
Policista z~astrelil cernosskeho
utocnika.

James w. Jenkins re severe
zapadn1 policejn1 stanice "a
stTelil cernocha Melvina Madi-
son re 800 blocku w. Preston
ulice.
Jiny cernoch, James Crump-
Ter, zadal policistu, ably s MIN
Sc odebral do jeho garaze v
Camel ulicce, re Sc bojf, re by
nekdo zle mu ucinil, kdyby
tam Sci samotny. Policista,
kdyz Crumpler v garazi umfs-
til AUTOMOBILE, sci s MIN smerem
ku Jordan ulicce. z p~rotivne
strany padla smerem k MIN ra-
ma. Crumpler Sc skacel k re-
mi. Madison stTelil do n6ho
znovu. Kdyz policista mu ma
rfdil vydati revolver, cernoch
stfelil dive rany ma neho. Ger
noch padl mrtev k zemi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07
Predloha o ochrans rakG pred.
lozena Tydingsem.

Nerozumne vyb1rani rakG
(tak zvanych modrych) z Che
sapeake zalivu a jinych vod We
Spojenych StatG zastaveno bu-
de, bude-li kongresem We Wa
shingtonu pTijata pfedloha,
kterou tam prave uvedl Mary
landsky senator, Tydings.
V predloze presne stanove-
ma "zavrena sezona" a zpGsob
a prostredky, kterymi modfi
raci nesmf vybfrani z vod ane-
DO niceni.
Predloha mluvf j O tvrdych
racfch, mekkych, peeler, atd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07
Klikou ma druheho.

z udeTenf klikou cd automo-
blu do hlavy Fritze Linka z N.
Payson ulice, zalovan byl 35
lety Ernest Skopek z Riggs a.
venue a odsouzen ku pokute
$25 a 1trat.
Link sv6dcil, re pTisel ku au-
honolulu, v nemz skopek byl
Sc zenou jeho, s nfz NEIL. Ma
stala hadka, jez koncila tide
rem klikou a ranou ma Have
Linkove.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07
Tisic zalob pro nezaplacene
dane.

M6stsky vybercf, Young, O.
znamil, re tisfc zalob pro ne
zaplacene mestske dane poda-
no bylo lidovemu soudu prot
majitelGm majetkG, ma nez da-
ne dluhovany jsou.
Kazdemu dluznfku zaslan
byl dopis pamatujlcf jej ma ne
zaplaceny obnos s hrozbou, re
mesto Dude mfti pravo maietek
jeho dati do prodeje. Majet-
XII, ma nez dane zaplaceny ne
|jsou, je ma $4,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07
Nalezen zastreleny u reky.

Nalezen zastTeleny u reky.
Ma vychodnim bTehu Gwynn's
Falls v blfzkosti Washington
Boulevard, nalezena byla mr.
tvola muze. Revolver lezel We
trave u mrtvoly. StTelen byl
do srdce.
- Stekotem psa Louis Ser
guy priveden byl ku mrtvole
lezfc1 v lese u Ebenezer silnice
nedaleko Chase, Md. Naleze-
ny byl oblecen v delnickem o.
bleku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07
Reditelka B E r c resignovala.

May Reid, jez byla feditel-
kou v Baltimorske pomocne
komisi cd II. srpna 1884, po-
dala svoji resignaci. Mfsto je-
j prevzato Dude Elizabeth B.
Hanna.
Resignujicf reditelka je Ka-
nadankou. V trade bylo by il
asi nemozno pokracovati, po-
nevac v poslednf zakonodarne
stanoveno dan1 statn1ch zf1Zen-
cI do civilnl sluzby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07
Epsteinovy narozeniny slavery.

Sedmdesatilete narozeniny
Jacoba Epsteina oslaveny byly
pfedaky mesta, mezi nimiz byl
governor Nice, mayor Jackson,
We stTedu hostinou.
Do Ameriky pTijel jake chu-
dy pfistehovalecky hoch. Byl
sve dolby majitelem Bargain
House,. Slaven byl pro sve u
melecke sb1rky a zdar behem
sve zivotn1 cinnosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07

debnf kvarteto Sokolskeho do
rostu. zadame by Sc PIP. rodi-
&c S dftkami ma tuto slavnost
dostavili. Hoste v1tani.
- Vzh1ru ma celodennf W.
let do Sokolskeho Tabora Tyrs
(dffvejsf Rio-Rita), ktery po-
rada jiz tuto nedeli, dine 9. Ger
vna Patronat Ces. Svob. skoly
Aug. Herman. Pro obveseleni
vyletnfk1 byl ziskan komplet-
nj orchestr Sok. dorostu. Cely
tabor Dude premenen V 1tul-
nou zahradn1 restauraci pc
zp1sobu zname prazske Stro-
movky. Bude tam vyborna &C.
ska kuchyne, kavarna, cukrar-
ma pro hladove vyletnfky, dale
pro ziznive Dude Sc cepovati
vyborny prazdroj, dobre Wy
chlazeny. Ma prostranem hr1-
sti budou uspofadany hry pro
mladez. lance chtiv1 81 budou
moci poskociti krasne zaTfze-
mem tanecnfm sale. Zabavni
vybor doufa, re tento vylet bu-
de dostavenickem cele cesko-
slovenske kolonie baltimorske.
Prijd'te a pobavte Sc mezi Sc
bou Ease jednou pc starocesku!
Vstupne 1Oc. D1tky mali vStup
volny. Zabavnf vybor.
= Minuly patek odbyval sta
vebni spolek "Slavie" svou 35.
vyrocnf sc1zi. Navst6va podfl-
nfkd byla obzvlaste hojna a
zajem, jak pri cteni vyrocni fl
nancnf zpravy tax i pfi poda-
vani zkusenostf 1rednfkG be-
hem uplynuleho roku, byl znac-
ny.
Jak z financnfho vykazu,
ktery v tonic elsie p~Tinasfme,
vysvita, stav spolku, S ohledem
ma stavajicf neutesene pomery,
Jest velice uspokojivy.
Pritomne clenstvo sve uspo-
kojenf projevilo znovuzvole-
MIN celeho reditelstva, pozG-
stavajfcf z PIP. Augusta Klec-
ky, JOS. Novotneho, Ant. j.
Svejdy, Josefa Koenigsmarka,
Vojtecha Hubby, FIR. Klecky,
Josefa Valy, Ant. Vancury a
Ferdinanda Kalase, ma pTfstf
fiskalnf rok. Ucetnf vybor: En-.
Kliment, Vaclav Hawk a FIR.
J. Hejny byl tez znovuzvolen.
z dGvodu vyhoven1 pozadav-
kim federalnfch 1Tadd byl pTi-
jat dodatek k stanovam, KITE
Sc spolek stava z1plna
vzajemnym.
Predseda August Klecka pTi
uzavfranf schGze projevil ma
hled re pomery tykajfci Sc ne
movitych majetkG Sc pomalu
jasnf a re stava dobra vyhlfd-
ka ma povsechne zlepsen1 cele
situace.
- Minuly ctvrtek, 80. kvet-
ma odbyvana byla schIze Sta
vitelskeho Spolku "Slovanstvo"
We spolkove m1stnosti, 901 N.
Patterson Park Avenue "a vel
Ike 1casti clenG. Cten protokol
a rocnf zprava tajemn1ka KITE
ry byl schvalen. PAX pristou-
peno ku volbe reditelG pro pr1-
St1 rok a Size: = Josef F. Fiser,
Frank J. Hradsky, Frank j.
Hejny, Jos. F. Viktor, Albert
Taborsky, Tomas Rynes, Karel
Ceska, Frank Slama, John F.
Hradsky, Josef Sadlfk, Frank
Base, En-. Kliment, Jan Peli-
kan. Nahradc1: Tomas C. We
lenovsky a Anton Radek.
Cely prGbeh sch1ze vyznel
pr1znive ku uspokojenf vsech
pritomnych, nacez nasledovala
volna zabava mezi cleny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07
Socialisticka kampan ma ziska-
nj clenIG zahajena.

V Baltimore socialisticka
strana pocala S Rampant, je-
j1mz 1celem je z1skanf dalsfch
clenG, v pondelf. Jednfm z
recn1kG je Charles Horak. Vse-
mi Tecnfky uvazovana jest N r
A a mzdy jez placeny byti ma
il die programu ma veTejnych
pracech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07
AZ rokH policistou.

V sobotu We vsf tichosti do
koncil hlavnf policejnf inspek-
tor, George G.. Henry AZ. rok
policejn1 sluzby sve.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07

z namoTn1 academic v An
napolis We ctvrtek graduovalo
439 kadetG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07

= Ma navstevu matky, bra
trf a sester z Arland, Kalifor-
ME prijeli automobilem p. a pf.
Albin a Stefanie Volny Sc syny
do Curtis Bay, Md, kde pobu-
dou nekolik tydnG, pax opet
nastoupi zpatecn1 cestu auto
mobilem ku shlednutf krajiny,
coz jest mono pouze timto
zpdsobem. Prejeme jim mileho
pobavenf mezi svymi pTateli a
Stastny navrat k domovu.
Frank Kuska.
The Washington times., 1935-08-26
RECLUSE DEATH.
CLUESFA|L

FALLS CHURCH, Va, Aug.
26.-No definite clues in the slay-
ing of Truman Brush, 76-year
old recluse whose battered body
was found in the woods late Fri
day near his home east of here,
had been uncovered by Fairfax
county police today.
Sheriff Eppa Kirby, who has
been leading the search for the
slayer of the fine, old fellow"
who knew and liked everybody,
said today the hunt would con-
tinue.
Encouragement rose and fell
late Saturday when Sheriff Kirby
and his deputies found the foot
tracks of a man and woman
leading to the scene of the MUIR
der and then away from the
scene. After hours of careful
search, they were found to end
near a hard surface road.
The Washington times., 1935-08-26
MeaneSt Thief Gets
The Jones' Auto

The meanest thief in the world
has returned. He is somewhere in
Washington.
The simple fact that he stole
Mrs. M. L. Jones, car is, in it.
self, not so bad. Thousands Of
cars are borrowed" every year.
The fact about Mrs. Jones auto
mobile is that it is her only
worldly possession aside from her
two children. It also served as
the final crushing blow in a Sc
ries of mishaps that began to
plague Mrs. Jones footsteps about
three years ago.
Apartment Burns
At that time, Mrs. Jones, who
now lives at 2214 First st. N. w.
lost her home.
A few months later the apart
ment in which they were living
burned to the ground and Mrs.
Jones lost everything but the lives
of her two children, her husband
and herself.
Shortly thereafter her father
died.
She went to attend his funeral
only to return and find that her
husband had disappeared. He, as
yet, has not been located.
Yesterday the 1928-model auto
mobile which had been the little
family's sole source Of pleasure
The Washington times., 1935-08-26
Born Bishop Baptises
$50 Sinners

They came yesterday to the
river bank-85O of them, acknewl-
edged sinners all, repenent and
seeking salvation.
They sought it by the same
process introduced at the River
Jordan 1900 years ago.
It was the annual immersion
ceremony of the House OF Prayer,
with Bishop C. M. Grace-a "born
bishop"-in charge and with a
gallery of 5000 or more, white
and colored, crowded around the
Airport yacht basin to see them
as, one by one, they walked into
the murky Potomac to be cleansed
of their sins.
A young convert, his face estac-
tic, came from the stream, eyes
turned heavenward, shouting:
II saw Him! I saw Him."
And from the crowd:
The Washington times., 1935-08-26
zGR0UPS PLAN
ARLINGTON
FIGHTS
Civic League, 6. o. P.
Leaders Discuss
Election Tonight

ARLINGTON COURT HOUSE,
Va, Aug. 26.-Members of the
Arlington county board of super.
visors for the term beginning
January l may be largely deter
mined tonight when two import
ant organizations meet to deter
mine their role in the coming gen.
eral election of November.
The Arlington County Civic
Federation League will hold a Spe-
cial meeting in the Lyon Park
Community House to discuss the
alternatives OF selecting a slate
from the candidates already en-
tered or putting its own slate Of
five candidates in the field.
Seek Support Of Policies
Support of its program and
policies is being sought by the
Federation, and if members feel
that they cannot find five Of the
present candidates who will sup
port their aims, it is said by its
officers to be highly probable that
the organization will sponsor tive
new candidates.
Arthur Orr, president, said sew
eral other meetings of this ma
ture would probably follow in the
near future. He added:
"In carrying out the policies
Of the Federation in county mat
ters, it is important that the
county board shall consist Of
persons who are in sympathy
with the general aim Of the Or
ganization. 1t is deemed un.
wise to defer consideration un'
til the next regular meeting
which falls only two days before
the deadIine for candidates to
file"
simultaneously with the fedora
tion meeting, the Republicans will
hold II precinct meetings through
out the county tonight to elect
81 delegates and alternates to at
tend the county convention tomor-
row night in the Community
House at Lyon Park.
May Present Full State
Many of the G. o. P. leaders
have expressed themselves in
favor of putting a full slate Of
candidates for all major offices
and the five seats on the county
board into the general election.
The Washington times., 1935-08-26
BOAT BLAST TIP
WINS PRIZE

Early information on the ex-
plosion on a pleasure boat off
Broad Creek in the Potomac
River, which claimed the life Of
James T. Stark, of the 800 block
Twenty-first st. N. w., and in
which Miss Clara Tabler, we'll
known tennis player, was saved
from drowning, captured first
prize last week in The Washing
ton Times newstip contest.
Second prize was awarded for
information on the 17-foot "dare"
leap Of Miss Fern Mastia, Of the
1900 block L st. N. w., from the
Hangar Club to a concrete pave
ment, with William Upton, 600
block F. st. N. E., following an
attempt to save her.
Other awards were made for
the following tips: The Hagers'
town explosion in which three
men were injured: death leap Of
an automobile salesman from a
Government Printing Office win
dow; the woman who took poison
in the 1900 block H st. N. E.,
and discovery of the body of an
unidentified man floating down
the Potomac.
The Washington times., 1935-08-26
HAzEN GREETS
CONVENTION
OF ELKS
Public Meeting Opens
Sessions of World
Organization

Commissioner Melvin c. Hazen
welcomed delegates and visitors
to the thirty-sixth annual conven-
ton of the colored Elks of the
World at public meeting at
Metropolitan Baptist Church at l
p. m. today.
Other activities today include
pilgrimages to the Tombs Of the
Unknown Soldier, and to the grave
of the late Col. Charles H. Young,
to the Douglass Memorial Home in
Anacostia and to the Franciscan
Monastery.
OratOrical Contest
Tonight at o'clock the national
oratorical contest sponsored by
the educational department of the
grand lodge will be held at Metro
politan A. M. E. Church. Miss
Victoria Todd, Dunbar High School
graduate will represent the Dis
trict of Columbia. The winner will
be given a $1,000 college scholar
ship.
Parade Tomorrow
A street parade tomorrow at l
p. m. will be one of the outstand-
ing features of the convention.
Col. Benjamin O. Davis, highest
ranking Negro officer in the
United States Army, will lead a
detachment from the Tenth Cal
vary at the head of the parade.
Capt. Arthur c. Newman will be
marshal.
j. Finley Wilson, grand exalted
ruler and his grand officers will
watch the parade from stands at
Tenth and U Streets Northwest.
The parade will start at Fourth
Street and Constitution Avenue,
march west to State Place, to
Seventeenth Street, to I Street;
east to Vermont Avenue and Fiji
teenth Street, to @ Street; east
to Fourteenth to U, thence to
Vermont Avenue and north to
Banneker Center to disband. A
field day program will follow the
parade in the Howard Stadium,
where Jesse Owens, Ohio State
University track star, will appear.
Joe Louis will be guest at a
boxing show at 8 p. m, at Grit.
fifth Stadium.
The Washington times., 1935-08-26
KITTENS
NEED HOMES

Five kittens are staring at the
world today, wondering what fate
has in store for them.
These cute rascals, along with
their mother and another female
grown cat, are being given away
by Miss Kitty Rupsinaa, 1922 Uni
versity Place N. W. If you would
like to have one or a couple Of
the cats, get in touch with Miss
Rupsinaa at her home, or tele-
phone her at Columbia 4710-J.
The kittens are two months old
Mrs. James Shegogue, of Bowie,
Nd, has written that she wants
to give away her pet dog, a female
black spitz which is II months old.
Please notify the pet editor of
The Times if you have cat, dog,
or some other pet that needs a
home.
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during all it's hardship was stolen.
But today there was rejoicing
in the Jones home. Luck had
turned at last. For the police
located the car-though not the
thief-and returned it. Mrs. Jones
said:
81 was still able to laugh,
even before the car was re-
turned. I didn't believe they
would get it very far from
home. 1 just wished they would
return it, however, for I didn't
believe they would ever have
got the enjoyment from it that
we did. It's eight years old now
and we can run it for another
eight years."
Even before the car was re-
turned, Mrs. Jones, like Cornelia
of ancient Rome, showed she
didn't despair by placing her arms
on the shoulders of her children
and saying.
"They are all the jewels /
want on this earth"
The Washington times., 1935-08-26
WORKS PLANS
AWAIT ONLY
APPROVAL
Less Than 1000 Now
Employed on Projects
Under Way Here

Federal red tape is holding up
5000 jobs on Works Progress Ad-
ministration projects approved by
Commissioner George E. Allen,
District WPA Administrator, it
was learned today.
Although approximately 1000
jobs for persons on relief are pro-
vided for in the projects sub
mitted by Commissioner Allen for
Federal approval, only 1,577 men
are now at work on District prof.
ects and 300 on Federal projects
in the District.
1t was pointed out that before
persons can be taken off direct
relief and given work on projects
which have been approved by the
local project board and then by
Commissioner Allen, the project
must have the approval of Federal
Works Progress Administrator
Harry L. Hopkins, President
Roosevelt, the Budget Bureau,
Comptroller General McCarl, and
then must be reconsidered by
Treasury officials and Mr.. Hop
kins
Three more small projects
which would give employment to
81 persons for one year have been
approved by President Roosevelt,
it was announced today.
Compilation of old records in
the District Tax Assessors office
will give employment to 20 per.
sons. Federal funds totalling
$14,424 would be expended on
this project. Library work at the
Pan American Union and the
manufacture of shirts and over
alls for use by needy families will
give employment to II persons in
two other projects,
The Washington times., 1935-08-26
Ken Murray
Says:

There's strange gOings on up
in those New Jersey hills where
that farmer was fined 10 dollars
for gazing on a nudist colony
adjoining his farm. And we al
ways thought every man was
entitled to his own point Of
view."
This case brings up q new
phase in the annals Of law en-.
fOrcement. From now on, we
may expect to get tickets for
peeking overtime.
The farmer said he went over
to a corner Of his farm to pick
blackberries, and, saw the nu.
diSts on the other side Of the
fence Can't imagine nudistS
hanging around a blackberry
patch. Too many thOrnS.
So Remember:
People who live next to nudiSt
colonies. h Ou d n throw
glances.
The Washington times., 1935-08-26
"Amen, brother, Amen!"

Bishop Grace, assisted by half
a dozen aides, stood in the water
in black cap and gown, his long
black beard and hair lending him
a note of distinction which SET
him apart from the others, receiv-
ing the sinners as they walked
into the water through lanes of
others:
''I've got to thank Him for
sending us the light of his eyes
and the glory of His bosom.
I've got to thank him for send
ing me these people. 1t took a
long time, but it is good. Who's
coming nOw?"
Through it all a band played.
Another young man came up
the river bank shouting:
'I'm happy! I'm happy!
I'm happy! I'm happy"
It continued until he fell, ex,
hauSted.
The Washington times., 1935-08-26
Tools Stolen

Electrical tools valued at $25
were stolen from a building at
1873 G st. N. w., Everett G. Ger
man, of 1896 North Carolina Ave.
N. E., told police. The building
is being remodeled for use by the
Government.
The Washington times., 1935-08-26
Cor Loses Shield

Policeman Page o. Magnum,
1862 T st. N. E., working out Of
Precinct No. 7, called on the police
for aid yesterday. He lost his
shield and wants them to help
him find it. It is numbered 1040.