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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15
Automobily.

Ana Ortel, 48leta z Essex,
narazem vrazena byla ma sklo
AUTOMOBILE, v nemz jela S man.
zelem svym, tax prudce, re
prerazen il byl nos. Nehoda
udala Sc, kdyz manzel, ably W.
hnul Sc srazce s jinym automo-
bilem, svGj rychle zabrzdil.
= Sestilety hoch, Berney
Kearns z Falls road poranen
byl taxicabem pred domem ro-
dic1. Hochu roztrzena byla
tvaT, potlucen kirk a koleno
prerazeno.
- We srazce ma York road v
Towson rfdic AUTOMOBILE, KITE
ry Sc tam srazil s e~lektrickou
poulicnf karou, byl vazne po-
ranen. Ctyfi osoby elektricke
kary zGstaly nezraneny. Auto
mobil f1dil James M. Rampley
z Rock v Hartford okresu.
= Sadie Cohen, 37leta z
Linden Avenue, zranena byla V
patek taxicabem ma Linden a.
venue a Whitelock ulici.
= Phi prechazeni ulice u
sveho domu, 72leta Bertha Ell
der, poranena byla automobi-
lem. Byla il p~rerazena ruka a
leva noha vedle jinych crane
nj. Automobil rfdil Walter c..
Kolpack z Marlboroug road.
42lety William Schwartz.
z w. Garrison avenue, zemrel
v 1tery v nemocnici pc zraneni
SVEN truckem ma Monroe ulici
a Washington Boulevard.
Truck f1dil 22lety Wilbur
Hodges. Truck vystrcen byl ma
chodnlk pc srazce S jinym au-
tomobilem, ktery ridil George
j. Benjamin 2 Port Deposit.
Ma trucku vedle zabiteho
zraneni byli til zaci Forest
Park vyssf skoly: Alvin Caplan
Lsador Daneberg a Norman
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15
Hauptmann odsouzen ku
sYmrtl.

Bruno Richard Hauptmann
odsouzen byl porotou ku smrti
v elektricke zidli pro vrazdu
dftka Lindberghova. Porotou
ucineno bylo rozhodnutf We
stredu pc porade porotc1 pc
dobu II hodin a 6 minut. Po-
rota skladala sc z osmi muzG a
ctyr zen. Jeden "a druhym ma
zadost obhajce souzeneho pro
naseli sve rozhodnut1 pohnu-
tym hlasem. Verna Snyder, ze-
ma porotkyne, plakala.
Pc pronesen1 poroty jeden z
|jeho obhajcG, c.. Lloyd Fisher,
objal jeho kirk a COST mu posep-
ltal. Manzelka odsouzeneho
dala Sc do place, kdyz, odsou-
zenec veden byl do vezenf a
zvolala: "Nic pro mne pone-
chano nen1." Rychle utTela, ST.
Nv sve a pronesla: "Nelekam
Sc. JeSte doufam."
Hauptmann wat byti ma do
statn1ho veZenl v Trenton.
Lindbergh uvedomen byl o
rozsudku telefonicky. Dlel v
dobe tie s manzelkou svojf v
Englewood, N. J..
Jest skorem jisto, re odvola-
nj dano Dude nejvyssfmu SOU
du statu New Jersey. Tento a.
81 rozhodne nekdy V kvetnu.
Pr pfelfcen1 bylo 1852 sved-
XII. 100 pro stat a So pro OBJ
hajobu. Prvnfm svedkem byl
Lindbergh a druhym jeho ze-
ma.
Porotci pc o~pustenf soudni
sine v1tani byli davy pred bu-
dovou. Tu a tam ozvalo Sc ne
kolik neschvalujic1ch HAST.
Rozsudek ucinen byl skorem
pc peti mesfc1ch pc zatcen.
Hauptmanna 10. zaff, 1884.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15
Jim Londos porazil Richard
(Dick) Shikata.

Minuly 1tery arena v Car
Inns naplnena byla do posled-
nfho mista obecenstvem nahli-
zejic1m zapasu mezi champio-
mem Jim Londosem a Richard
(Dick) Shikatem. Londos po-
rail sveho soupere v 81 minu-
tach.
Abe Coleman porazil Johnny
Swenski V 10 minutach.
Ernie DuSek zvltezil mad
Mays McLain v 81 minutach.
Baby Jacobs zdolal Wee Will
lie Davis V 10 minutach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15
Riditelny balon znicen "
Tichem, Mori-

Riditelna vzducholod "Ma-
con" zbudovana nakladem 3d.
100000, srftila Sc v 1tery S W.
Sc $500 stop do hlubin Tiche-
no More u San Francisco. Osm-
desat jeden muzG z posadky
zachraneno bylo. Osud dvou:
radio operatera, Daily a stu
zebn1ka Quinday = zGstal pc
padu nezjistenym. Katastro-
ia zavinena byla bud vybu-
chem anebo chybnym kormi-
diem.
Scenou tragedie bylo mfsto
13 mil jihovychodne Cd Point
Sur.
Vzducholod byla dvakrate
tax velika jake Graf Zeppelin,
nemecka vzducholod. Macon
byl 785 stop dlouhy a 1873 Y OBJ
jemu ma nejsirsf casti. Posad-
ku tvorilo 10 dGstojnfkG a 80
muz1.
Hrdinou ukazal Sc byti radio
operator, jenz do poslednfho
okamziku vys1lal zpravy. Yer
most svoji zaplatil smrtf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15
Kluk dostal CO mu patFilo.

Bezdetni manzele Josef a
Anna D. v Brine NELL vlcaka,
ktery casio vyskocil predn1ma
nohama do otevreneho okna
jejich pT1zemn1ho bytu a d1val
Sc moudTe do ulice. To Sc vel
mi libilo 12letemu skolakovi
Frantisku R., ktery Sci jednoho
dine kolem, volal ma psa a chtel
ably seskocil S okna. Pes ma to
nereagoval a tn Sc jal hoch imi-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15
Pozadavky armady.

Ministr narodn1 obrany Bra
dac a naceln1k gen. stabu ge-
neral Krejc1 ohlasili v Praze v
rozhovoru S novinafi, re ar
madnf sprava Pride co nejdr{-
We S pozadavkem, ably byl IVY
Sen pocetni stav aktivn1ch d.
stojnfk1, ably zlepseno bylo
hmotne postaven1 d1stojn1kG
a rotmistr1 a uzakonena byla
povinna pfedvojenska vycho-
va.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15

tovat stekani dorazejiciho PISA,
coz teprve melo 1cinek. Pes
Sc rozlobil, seskocil S okna, VIZ
hi Sc ma hocha a nez tomu ko-
lemjdoucl mohli zabranit, po-
kousal no ma lytku. Ma po-
kirk hoch1v vybehla z domu
majitelka Anna D. a omlouva-
la Sc re zehlila v kuchyni pra-
do a nevid6la, re Sc pes chysta
seskociti S okna. Ostatne po-
dotkla, re hoch no nemusll
drazdit, jinak by Sc mu nebylo
mic stale, nebot pes jest6 nikdy
S okna neseskocil, tim meme ne
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15

koho pokousal. Otec hoch1v
zadal ma Anne d. vysoke bo-
lestne pro synka a kdyz tato O.
deprela, podal ma nj trestnf
ornament. Obzalovana vsak
byla osvobozena, ponevadz
svedky dokazala, re pes nebyl
kousavy a re byl hochem draz-
den. Ma to vymohl 81 otec no
chGv pravo chudych a podal
ma nahradu 5000 Kc bolestne-
no. Take tato zaloba byla
zam1tnuta z techze duvodu,
ktere uvadl osvobozuj1c1 roZ-
sudek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15
Nevinen.

Fred H. Muller, byvaly vo-
lebn1 soudce We IA. precinktu
FL. wardy, byl uznan nevin-
nym z obzaloby plnenf voleb-
nfho osudf falesnymi hlasy v
den primarek IL. zaT1. Velko-
porota O vine a nevine uvazo-
vala pc tri hodiny. Byl udan
spolu Sc trent jinymi: Theo-
dore Sackoff, George A. Elses-
ser a John E. Doran.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15
Pc 16 hodin policista
" b~ezvedomi.

Marx Hirsch z jiznfho dis
triktu v bezvedomf byl jeste v
noci z pondel1 ma 1tery pc do
blu 16 hodin pc padu v garazi v
pozad1 GA Light ulice.
LekaTi usoudili, re snad 'leb-
ka je zlomena." Udano, re le-
ri do druheho poschod1 garaze
a spadl z tohoto ma cement pr
vn1ho poschod1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15

TTemi cernochy oloupen byl
Robert Sharpe, ffdic taxicabu
O $3.50. Cernosi najali taxi ma
Edmundson a Carrollton ave-
nue. davse Sc zavesti do 700
blocku Sarah Ann ulice. Tam
jeden z cernoch1 uderil ridice
do hlavy. Wat byl do nemoc-
nice, kde konstatovano, re leb-
ka mu byla prorazena.
- Eva Thomphon oznamila
severovychodn1 stanici, re be-
hem jeji nepTftomnosti pozde-
il prohledan byl jejf apart
ment We 400 blocku E. Chase
ulice a ukradeny il penfze,
sperky a jine cenne pTedmety
" hodnote asi 1929.
= Harry Hanson, nocn1 Hill
dac We Wentworth Apartments
ma rohu Cathedral a Mulberry
ulic, byl stlucen a oloupen 0
svou tydenni mzdu $3.50,
kdyz V noel sedel u vytapecfch
kamen We sklepe z patku ma So
botu.
= Ctyfi cernosi zatceni by
Ii V nedeli: James Williams, 10
Lefty, Elias LIE Grant, 18lety,
William Williams, 19lety a
Melvin Owens, 19lety.
Ia vinu Sc jim klade, re
vloupali Sc do garaze, {. 400
w. Pratt ulice a ukradli z nj
holicskych potfeb V Gene $3.50
= Helen Shapiro z Eutaw
Place marne bojovala S cernos-
skym hochem, ktery v bl1zkos-
ii jej1ho obydlf, {. 2315 vysko-
ell k nj a chtel il vyrvati tobol-
ku. Napadena branila Sc. w
kTiky jejfmu nekolik chodc1 u
pozorneno bylo. Hoch trhl
znovu tobolkou a vytrhl il pre-
padene. Sc $50 V nj ukrytymi
zmiZel ulickou.
- Cernoch chytil tobolku
nesenou Sarou Edlovich jdouc1
pc Aisquith ulici V bl1zkosti
Madison. S tobolkou ukradl
prepadene $1.75 ma hotovosti.
= Harry Brown, MATTEL no
spody v {. 1915 Edmundson a.
venue, udeTen byl dvema Ger
nochy do hlavy, kdyz zavfral
hospodu v nedeli rano. Prchli
bez koristi, kdyz zaslechli
manzelku prepadeneho vzkTik
nouti. Do hospody cernosi We
Sli porucivse 81 sklenici piva.
Jeden uderil Browna.
- TIL cernoSi zamkli Davi-
da Kaplana, majetn1ka grocer
n1ho obchodu, {. 80 N. Airing
ton avenue, do lednice a okra-
dli jej O SAT. Kaplan z ledni-
ce pomohl 81 rozbit1m okna. V
dobe prepadu byl v obchodu
samoten. Penfze wall mu z
kapsy jeho.
= Tri hosi We start cd 13 do
Is rok1 zatceni byli v pondel1.
Obvineni jsou, re ukradli tfi
~automobily a SIS ma hotovosti
v lednu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15

William HI. Smith, hlfdac v
krejcovskem zavodu We 200
blocku w. Baltimore ulice, ma
lezen byl v nedeli lez1ci bez-
vedomi ma podlaze v podniku.
dovezen byl do nemocni-
&c, byl mrtvolou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15

Michael Tana, 25lety z Gulf
ulice, naplnil nadobu saty, ably
je vyvaTil We SVEN bytu. OdeSel
do vedlejsf mfstnosti kde ulo-
I'll sc ku spanku. Voda v kotli
Sc vyvarila a saty Sc chytily.
Kourem, jimz byt naplnen byl,
Tana byl udusen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15
Sestnact karbanikH.

Policil centralnfho distriktu
zatceno bylo 16 pratel kostek
v herne We 400 blocku E. North
avenue. S kostkami a pencil
hraci zatceni byli. HERNIA byla
ma 2. poschodi domu mad res
taurantem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15
Spolkovy vsstnik.

Oznamuje Sc clen6m spolku
sv. Vojtecha re sc Dude odby-
vat Tadna schGze pT1st1 nedeli,
II. 1nora urcit6 We 2 hodiny
odpoledne. Jest zadoucno a.
by Sc vsichni clenove dostavili
a sve povinnosti zapravili.
Vaclav Kozlovsky, pTeds.
Jos. F. Viktor, tai.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15
Zbaven why re zastreleni
druha.

V Beltsville, Md, 17lety
James Lizear, uznan byl nevin-
nym re zastrelen1 sveho 14le-
teho soudruha, Howarda Jen-
kins, syna farmafe ma statn1
pokusne farme. Hoch zraneni
podlehl v nemocnici We Wash
ingtonu 80. ledna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15
Jmsni ceskych delniki
zabaveno.

Spolkove policejn1 reditel-
stvi We V1dni naT1dilo konfis-
kaci jmenf delnickeho telocvic-
neho spolku Omladina We III.
okrese a "Svornost" We XII. O.
krese. Oba ceske spolky byly
rozpusteny pc lonskych 1noro-
vych udalostech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15

V Marylandu v lednu zazna-
menano zvysen1 poctu neza-
mestnanych. Zprava ucinena
byla pc ornament podanem
statnfmu odboru 572 podniky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15
Nehoda pri klouzanf.

Ctrnactiletemu Russell Gross
2 Glenarm avenue zlomena by
la ruka, kdyz pTi klouzanf ma
rail O pokraj chodniku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15
Vinen z podvedeni podpGrne
komise.

William Haines, 28lety, Eat
cen byl ma obvinen1, re podve-
dl B~altimorskou podpdrnou ko-
mist o $48.90, podporu to-, k
nfz nemel prava.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-18
READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE

Wee Quincy was the last to try to
scrub his teeth. He shouted, Il
am very much surprised that, after
all, it's lots Of fun.
Il know my teeth are pearly white,
so l must be a pretty sight. At
first, you know, I kicked, but now
I'm glad that it's been done"
And so am T." said Copy. "Say,
the next thing we should do today
is have a bit Of breakfast, but where
is it coming from?"
The toothbrush thought minute
and then said, Why, I can lend a
hand, I know little woods elf. I
am sure he'll give you some.
His home is up in yonder tree.
Hes always glad to dc Cor me most
anything I ask him. Watch him
answer to my call"
And then the brush yelled, Hey,
friend elf, come from your home
and show yourself" The little elf
appeared and answered, "Howdy,
one and ALL"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-18

Then, just as he jumped from the
tree, wee Dotty shouted, Mercy
me- The toothbrush and the tube
Of paste have disappeared from
sight"
Don't worry, said the elf, Il heard
what Copy just said. Every word.
You will not need your old friends
any more, so all's all right.
I'll serve you breakfast. Plenty,
too. I have enough for all Of you. "
The TIMES soon we're eating. This
is dandy" Dotty cried.
When they were through, the elf
said, Say, have plan for you
today I'll call some big grasshop-
pers and they'll take you for a
ride"
AS soon as he began to shout, the
hoppers came ahopping out. Just
SIX Of them" said Scouty. Each OF
us can ride on one"
They very quickly hoped aboard.
Good luck to you," the kind elf
rOared.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-18
BlOSser
BY Crane
Hamlin
Martin

Five Of the shiftas fell dead or mortally wounded.
But now the desperate Nazir rallied the others for
fierce dash into the forest whence came the
deadly missiles. after thern!" he shouted. I'VE
shall not be conquered by crude savages. Reload
Charged"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-18

Lady Beth Barclay held her breath in trembling
anxiety as she peered from her hiding place upon
the Hateful drama in the clearing. She could
hardly suppress cry when she saw the brigands
raise their muskets confidently and level them at
the fleeing ape-man.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-18
BY Ahern

just Nazir, their leader, uttered the COM
mand to fire, voley Of arrows rained suddenly
upon them from the dense forest. The guns
flashed The shiftas howled in pain and surprise
and confusion. For a moment, the billowing
smoke hid Tarzan's fate from Lady Beth.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-18

But when the smoke cleared she saw that he
was safe. His strategy had been successful. He
had decoyed the brigands into the clearing, where
they were simple targets for the Canaanite war
riors, whose timely arrows had saved him from a
hail of lead.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-03-07

DR.. James Telfair Sawyer, we'll
known physician. died at $50 p.
m. Monday at his home, 1112 25th
Ave. after several weeks illness
due to heart trouble. He was a
resident Of Seattle 10 years, COM
ing here from Tacoma. He was
member Of Harmony Lodge Of
Masons and the First A. NJ. E.
Church. DR.. Sawyer, a native Of
Newberg, N. c., was 50 years old.
with tie Rev. H. B. Can't officl-
ating. private funeral services were
held at 9 o'clock Tuesday morning
at the family home. Cremation of
the body followed under direction
Of the Angelus Company. The de-
ceased is survived by his widow,
Mrs Ida Sawyer, and a sister in
Virginia.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-03-07


The Misses Winifred Anderson
and Thelma WilIett have taken ov-
er management Of the cafe in the
Progressive Tavern, 1915 Jackson
Street, which they will reopen on
Saturday. Both are popular young
women with charming PERSONAL
ties and are sure to make sue
cess of their business undertaking.
They win make a speciality of Csc
meals and tasty sandwiches.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hipsher
were hosts for dinner parties at
their home Monday and Wednes-
day evenings complimenting Mr..
Roland Hayes, famous tenor, who
was their house guest during his
stay in Seattle.
A card received from Mr.. John
F. Cragwell now in Washington on
business announces he will return
g Seattle next week.
James (Jim) Wilson, known as
the Barbecue King is back ag-
ain in charge of the cafe at Ralph's
Place, 2047 e. Madison st. Both
Mr.. Wilson and Mr.. Ralph Jones
extend an invitation to the public
to visit Ralph's Place and judge
the establishment by the way they
are treated.
Mrs. Clyde Taylor is sufficiently
recovered from her illness to be
about again.
The Larchmort Club held their
second annual dinner at the We'll
come Cafe Saturday evening.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-03-07

critics off the tax rolls. He also
pledged himself as strongly OPP
posed to any further expendi-
ture of the public money in new
projects until such time as they
were justified by the pressure of
business.
Mr.. Wilson has kept faith
with the people. He has fought
hard and consistently to do the
things he promised to do.
Mr.. Wilson, as indicated, was
elected in the spring of 1882 to
the office of port commissioner
from the South district. His
term began in June of that year
and he is now completing the
third and closing year of that
term. He is a candidate for re-
election.
For the three-year period of
1880, 1881, 1882, the Port Com
mission had to call on the King
County taxpayers for a total of
$1,081 ,997. In other words the
taxpayers had to dig up that g.
mount of money to keep the
Port investment on an even
keel.
The public became incensed at
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-03-07

Keep off date April %. Easter
Monday Dance auspices Daughter
EIks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Pryor Of
Vancouver, B. c., are spending the
week here visiting friends. They
will motor to Tacoma and Portland
before returning home.
Save. Buy week end specials at
Walker Drug Store, 2311 E. Madi-
son.
Among the many affairs given
in honor of Mrs. Belle Tyler and
Mrs. Clarence Wigington of St.
Paul was a dinner given by Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Cunningham at
Wake Robin Inn Thursday, and a
luncheon given by Mrs. Minnie Will
son on Wednesday, February q,
at which Mrs. w. ID. Carter of Pa
sadena, Calf, was also an honor
guest.
Special Fried Chicken Dinner on
Sunday at Welcome Cafe, 1o5 22nd
Avenue N.
For Port Commissioner, Vote for
Smith Wilson.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-03-07

Following a ten days visit in Sc
attic as house guest Of Mrs. g. B.
Scott. Mrs. w. D. Carter returned
to her home IN Pasadena. Calf.
today. Mrs. Carter, founder Of the
Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. c. A., and
wife Of the Rev. w. D. Carter, for
mer pastor Of Mt. Zion Baptist
Church, was the motive for many
social affairs during her visit ann
ong which were the following din
ners by Mr.. and AIRS. VIM. Chand-
lei, Mr. and Mrs Andrew T. King,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Miller; lun-
cheons by Mrs. Joe williams, Mrs.
Minnie Wilson. Mrs. e. v. c. Wal
ker. mrs. Harry Duvall. Mrs. Rilla
Varlack; breakfasts by Mrs. ]. B.
Scott, and Mrs. w. w. casmon.
Mrs. Richard cowan Of Sioux
city. Iowa, is house guest of MI.
and Mrs. Harry Duvall for an in
definite stay. Mrs. Cowan is a
cousin Of Mr.. Duvall.
Forty guests attended the annu-
al banquet of the o. N. o. Club at
the home of Mrs. Eva Cephas on
Wednesday evening
FOR Port Commissioner, Vote for
Smith Wilson.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-03-07
flushed Audience
Listens TO Songs
OF Roland Hayes

Eight times ia eight seasons, the
art Of Roland Hayes has been Civ
en- Seattle. And Wednesday night
ia the civic Auditorium the world
famed lyric tenor sang again. The
auditorium was crowded to the
doors and how Roland Hayes sang.
is almost past description. Such
g marvellous voice. Not with his
voice alone does he sing. He gives
too, all Of himself. When Hayes
walks quickly on the stage there
is thunderous applause and then
quiet-a hush that is as intense
as the darkest night in a deep for
est. A nod to Percival Parham.
his aecompanist, and then Hayes
begins to sing, His hands clasped
and his body swaying, the golden
notes pour from his throat. sus-
timed clarity. delicate phrasing.
impressive dramatic power. exqui-
site color Of tone placements and
appreciation Of melodie values
stamp Hayes for what he is
master Of song without an equal
without further comment on the
art Of Roland Hayes and the fine
technique Of Percival Parham, ac-
comparast, we present his program
as given Wednesday nigst:
Aria. Alma mis-" from rsssfi-
dante, Handel; Der Fruehling.
and "Jesu in Gethsemane. c. P.
U. Bach; Adelaide, Beethoven:
.Phidyle.e Duparo: THE Angels
Dear, Henschel; Ghetto song.
Nish tvoi iilx." Krein: For Mus
ic,' Franz; THE Garrett, and
when Malindy Sings, Rhodes;
I'm So Glad Trouble Don't Last
Always. Dett; You Came a Long
Way Parham; My Lord. What
q Mornin." Dawson; end Joshua
Fit de Battle" Rhodes.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-03-07
Bill Robinson In
sThe Little Colonel"
At 5th Ave. Theatre


While Bill Robinson. virtuoso tap
dancer has performed his famous
stair dance all over the world. ne
yer has it been so deliberately exc
cuted as in the Fox Film, THE Lit
tie Colonel" which Is scheduled to
open at the Fifth Avenue Theatre
starting Tuesday
For years. ELL has danced on
stairs that he transported with his
act on the Keith, orpheun and
other vaudeville circuits. No stage,
however, could possibly accommo-
date sweep Of stairway Of the
proportion used for 1.-THE Little
Colonel" Erected on tile enormous
Stage No. 2 at the Moyietone city
Plant, was a first flight OF fifteen
broad steps, from whose center
landing continued ten more. In
his theatre appearances Bill dane
ed alone on his small flight OF
steps. IN The Little Colonel" he
dances first alone and then with
little Shirley Temple on the long
flight.
1.-THE Little Colonel tells the
story of the influence OF a win
some intuitive child In winning ov-
er crusty old veteran whose pre-
JUDGES against the Yanlxs threat
en- to wreck family. In the not
able supporting cast are Evelyn
venable. Sidney BIaclxmer, John
Lodge, and others.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-03-07

AS the campaign nears end
for the Seattle Port District ell
ectson March 10, public interest
is beginning to center on Com
missioner Smith M. Wilson'S re-
cord of service to the people. Men
in all lines of waterfront and
shipping activity point out that
Mr.. Wilson has faithfully lived
up to his campaign pledges of
three years ago when he first
ran for the Port Commission as
the South district representative
In that campaign Mr.. Wilson
gave his pledge to the people of
the Port District that he would
do everything in his power to-
wards making the Port proper
ties self-supporting, his great
objective being to get the prop