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The Washington times., 1935-08-13
Greyhound Rules
Fav0rite 10 Win
Hannb|et0nian

GOSHEN, N. Y, Aug. 10.
The field in the Hambletonian-
greatest American trotting classic
for 3-year-old colts-narrowed
down from 80 to 10 probable
starters as the racing follower
called over the chances that this
years running may snap the
adage that the famous race can
not be won twice by the same
owner or the same driver.
The Hambletonian Stak e
named for the first great Amer
lean harness stallion-is the high
spot of the trotting season, and
is to the sulky sightseers just
what the Kentucky Derby is to
the crowd that follows the
jockeys. The final starting list
will not be known until this
afternoons deadline for the post
ing of the $500 entry fee for the
race tomorrow at Good Time
Park.
Winner Gets 10 Per Cent
It is estimated that the stake
will be valued at approximately
$40, 900, of which the winner will
get about 10 per cent. The
balance will be split among the
next five to cross the line.
The favorite at this writing is
Greyhound, owned by J. Baker.
of st. Charles, ILL.,, to be driven
by the Veteran Sep Palm. Grey
hound has not been beaten in a
single race this year.
Lawrence Hanover, owned by
the LaSalle Stable, of Chicago
who will be driven by DR.. H. M
Parshall. Urbana, Ohio, who drove
Lord Jim, winner of last years
Hambletonian, is another heavy
favorite.
lilly Tonka, C. w. Pellis, OF
New York city, owner, will be
driven by Fred Egan, of Lexing
ton, KY. Egan almost won a
previous Hambletonian, but his
horse, Brown Berry, fell near
the finish fine.
White Drives Silver King
Silver King, another favorite
owned by E. j. Marshall, Of
Columbus, Ohio, winner of the
1927 stake, will be driven by Der
White, of Lexington, KY, who
drove in the winner two year,
ago.
The Washington times., 1935-08-13

starting Castleman, HubbelI,
Parmelee and Schumacher in
that order. I don't care how
they pitch the Deans. That's up
to them"
What about second base?
"Al CuccineIIO'S my second
baseman. l think he'll stand
up"
What was the matter in Phila
delphia?
Gust a slump. But I'll say
this: I never saw a team play
better ball than the PhiIlies did
against us. I'm glad they're go
ing good. All I hope is they keep
it up. If they do, they'll make
trouble for some Others"
He wasn't by any chance think
ing Of the Cards, was he?
"YOu bet am"
Which did he think was the
most dangerous contender, Cards
or Cubs?
Cards, Of course, but any Of
them are liable to sock you any
time"
The Washington times., 1935-08-13
Gemmi|| Heads
Times League

ClarkSon Gemmill was unani.
mously reelected president of
The Washington Times Duckpin
League last night at a meeting at
Bill Woods Lucky Strike Alleys.
Mr.. Arthur G. Newmyer, pub
FISHER Of The Washington Times,
has donated a handsome bronze
plaque to be presented to the win.
ming team. The victorious team
will also receive a large silver
trophy.
The league expects to have IA
teams toe the mark Tuesday, Sep
TENDER 8, the opening night.
The Washington times., 1935-08-13
Major League
Leaders
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Leading Batsman-VOsmik, Indians,
.347.
Most Runs-Gehringer, Tigers, 81.
Most Runs Batted 1n-Greenberg,
Most Hits-vosmik, Indians. 14S.
Most DOubles-Greenberg, Tigers 81.
NMOst Triples-VOsmik, Indians, IA.
Most Home RunS-Greenberg, Tigers,
81.
Most steals-Werber. Red Sox, %.
Leading Pitcher-Allen, YankS, 11-3.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Leading Batsman-Vaughan, Pirates
1877.
Most Runs-MedwicI1, Cards, 81.
Most Runs Batted ln-Berger, Braves,
95.
Most Hits-Medwick, Cards. 1855.
Most DOubles-Herman, Cubs, 40.
Most Triples-GOOdman Reds, IA.
Most Home Runs-Berger. Braves, 20.
Most Steals-Martin, Cards, Is.
Leading Pitcher-Castleman. Giants
11-2.
The Washington times., 1935-08-13
Teams
In Game

Colored baseball holds sway
again tonight at Griffith Stadium
when the Pittsburgh Crawfords
meet the Philadelphia Stars in
the opener of a two-game series.
Play at 8:15 p. m.
The Crawfords will be at full
strength for this contest. Oscar
Charleston and John johnson will
be on hand, following recent
participation in the East-West all
star colored game at Chicago.
Wesley Mcdonald, former Wash.
ington Pilot star, will pitch for
the .Philadelphians, while Brad:
dock or Page will toe the MOUND
for the Crawfords.
The Washington times., 1935-08-13
Vosmik Settles Suit

CLEVELAND, Aug. 13.-The suit
against Joe Vosmik, Cleveland out
fielder, was settled out of court
here today, according to Benjamin
F.. Sacharow, counsel for Miss
Minnie Bahr, who sued VoSnik
for 100000 for breach of promise.
No details were revealed on the
settlement.
The Washington times., 1935-08-13

q n d t n e b l g
four Of the De-
troit Tigers are
.648 per cent of
t he bang-allS.
Now If you feel
like quibbling
over the infini-
tesinal frac-
ton Of a per
centage point it
is all right with
me. Well still
take Schoolboy
R o W e, Gin'ril
Alvin Crowder,
Tommy Bridges
The Washington times., 1935-08-13

to be good
enough to
fight on the
Buddy Baer-
Jack Doyle
card in New
York Aug
ust %.
Even Bob
Tow's best
b o o s t er,
Richard the
F e l j n e.
Il a a - tad
The Washington times., 1935-08-13
Beaver Dam Cards
Boosters Tourney

A nine-hole Boosters golf tour
nament will be held at the Beaver
Dam Country Club tomorrow at
5 p. m. Edwin BROKER will be
in charge of the men entries with
Mrs. Russell M. Brown to handle
the women entries. A dinner will
follow the tourney.
The Washington times., 1935-08-13
$15Q,OOO Gate Seen
For Cards-Giants
Bv PAT ROBINSON

NEW YORK. Aug 13-"The Giants" says Bill Terry firmly,
will win the pennant."
"The Cards. says frankie Frsch emphatcaly, cant miss
This little difference of opinion may be Strengthened out
within the next four days during which time the two teams
will 60 to the mat five times in series which may definitely
settle the argument.
The Washington times., 1935-08-13

Kirk Miller n e a r tea,
must admit that. In New
York, they seem to believe
that any heavyweight who
can defeat Terry Mitchell, as
Tow did here a week ago last
night, must be something better
than a preliminary boy, and so,
Tow tangleS with Abe Feldman
in the six-round SemiWindup, on
the Buddy Baer-Jack Doyle card,
for the tidy sum Of $3.50.
I say Tow has received the
most slovenly treatment Of any
local heavyweight at the hands
of domestic promoters. I am
prepared to back up that state"
ment with the following aSser-
tions which I believe you will
find are based on nothing more
substantial than facts.
A Business Risk
Tow made his real bid for
fame here in his fight with
Tony Galento about a year
ago, but he could get that
chance only after his handlers,
the MeSSrs. Bob and Beverly
May, had underwritten the
gate in the amount of $4,000.
The gate was within a few
hundred dollars of that amount,
but the next time the Mays
wanted to put their boy in
locally, the promoters replied:
"For how much will you un-
derwrite the gate?"
So you see, it was a mistake
for the Mays to ever under.
write the Tow-Galento gate,
for what promoter is going to
gamble on a gate or take the
ordinary business risks, when
a man with a bank roll, one
of whose hobbies happens to be
a stable of fighters, guarantees
a $4,000 house if his man is
headlined on the card.
The slogan "fOr how much
will you guarantee the gate if
we use your fighter" has be-
come a household term in the
itinerant promotorial offices
which have blossomed and
faded hereabouts, and so Tow
remained more or less idle
locally.
! Hurt in December
Last December he sustained
q right shoulder injury in a
return bout with Galento in
Newark, and until Monday a
week ago, took time out to
completely recuperate.
On that occasion he was
matched against Mitchell with
two fixed purposes in the minds
and hearts of the matchmaker
and promoter. First, Mitchell
was supposed to be able to take
Tow and get him out of the
local picture.
Secondly, Tow was given that
spot because they didn't want
to cut him in on gate that
could be halfway respectable.
That fight didn't figure to
draw right ahead of the O'Ma-
honey-Savoldi mat go. In fact,
the normal Monday night fight
date would have been aban-
doned, in view of the OMa-
honey-Savoldi wrestling match,
except for the fact that the
American Legion might have
applied for it.
The Final Insult
But Tow is persisting, de-
spite the barriers placed in the
path of his affluent hackers.
True, they were offered a spot
or two, but for pay quite I'M
Continued on Page Fl, Col. y
The Washington times., 1935-08-13
Wesley Heights Sets
Golf Event Sept. II

The annual Wesley Heights
golf tournament will be held at
the Congressional County Club
on September II. Ted Grape, OF
Congressional, who won last
years event, is the chairman of
this years committee. Assisting
him are R. r. Rommell, Frank
johnson and Mrs. Marie Smith.
The Washington times., 1935-08-13

AidCats
BY FRANR BUCK" O'NEILL
Times Staff Writer

DETROIT, Mich, Aug 10.
Pitching is IS per cent of baseball,
the wisest of managers tell you,
The Washington times., 1935-08-13

$Games behind leader.
Yesterdays Results
Pittsburgh, .: Cincinnati, 4.
Only game scheduled.
TOday'S Games
No games scheduled.
The Washington times., 1935-08-13

Standings

HGameS behind leader.
Yesterdays Results
No games scheduled.
TOday's Games
WASHINGTON at Detroit.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
New York at Cleveland.
The Washington times., 1935-08-13
7Ow Giiven
Works By
D.C.Ring
By KIRK MILLER

Times Sports Editor
The fighter who has re-
ceived the most slovenly
treatment from promoters
around Washington, seems
The Washington times., 1935-08-13
Acacia in Victory

Acacia defeated Center Market,
8 to 3, in a National Capital
League game yesterday on the
Monument Grounds. Nichols
hurled five.hit ball for the winners.
Washington Journal., 1935-10-04

Danger, berp0bnt, Dertpei6lidt, Dor=
lalit, unbei6eioen; eS feblt oft an
Selbitpertralen, gborofterltGrfe, mo-
raliihem Wiut. r3bep iboulO be
t~ougbene0, iboulo become ielf-
reliant. YID1ologii1e, tra~oitionel-
le un0 ~io3iale nmitdnoe baben oft
~iiiiies~, nlDeaflings", cafe eaters,
alto ettpos betidmeiterlihe, meinli1e,
f%ruuenbofte, nai6ige Salb=Mdnner
in @merifa er5etgt.
Sn 0eutihlan0 uno europa fennt
man iie penig, oieie bloiien M1ild-
iobn6en, uno bat ni9t nal redt Sea-
men oafiir. 8os &ino mir0 in
Mmerifa oft Derg0ttert lit Der
Mittelpunft Der Mlafmerfiomfeiten
uno @eradrteIung oes gar3en Sal1=
les, un0 10 fommt 0er yYionier" Der
olten 3eit, Nmerifas, Ser Strait
meni6, nidt mebr oft 8uitanOe. Dos
allies, unO oos 6olgenoe. iagt Die ge-
nannte Amerifanerin ielbit. Statt
ebter We1nner gibts bdufig neuroti-
Idle, 3agbofte, fiiBIid-beuIeriide, nm
-mGnnlide iunge 2eute, bic mebr
@ert legen alif eIegante &leiourg,
feinite Nutos, neniD moueD", feIbft
8m~eifelbafte, berbreherii6e, Oie Na6t
liebenoe 8e8iebungen uno l1nterneb-
munger als auf @iGensitGrfe,
Selbitentiogungen, 3iidgrot. gigen=
Arbeit, llnabbdngigfeit i'm l1rteil
Mlt unO Spariamfeitsfinn. Ole
6raiten Mmerifns ioIten fiH. na6
0ieier so. 2inofab, an 9euti6
lambs Sr9enoer5iebung bon beute
balbmegs Elm MltIter nebmenl
Washington Journal., 1935-10-04
Nntu-g erfe6rs. 9 iderAeits. 9Lane

@aH Yld1en oes @oibingtoner
~8oar0 Of Eraoe~ loIen automobile
in Den StraBen Der Staot BON Yoli-
5ilten 0araufbin beobodtet tper0en,
oh iie alt unO a~usrangiert fino. Site
Iolen ais lebensgefdbrlid nidt mebr
I'M 8erfebr geoltIoet neroen. Mon
bat Dor. elm @eieb alts8aarbeiten, ge-
NAB pel6em cine termintpeiie Sl-
ipeftion auer glutos in 8~aibington
Dor5unebmen mare. NuBeroem iol-
len no6 Dem @eiebe aud 6lBg1nger
beitraft meroen ($2 ODER SD, menn
lie Die @erfebrsaeiden ouf Den Stra-
BEN ni6t bea1ten. Bon Sen iiber 80
Nuto-E ooesfGaen in Der 8unoes-
baliptltaot oieIes Sabr fommen iiber
90 oiif JuBednger, BON oenen 40 iih
oas llngIiid ielblt au5uidreiben ba-
ben. Gar miir0en mebr HoIi5iIten
fir ole oieIe Observation-Disclosures
notig peroen. Mon bofft 1870 neiie
Noli5iiten aniteIlen al fonnen. En-
ges8eitungen ltno Ebeater Ieiben Dem
MISUNDERSTANDING in @aibington H.
re unteritiisung.
Washington Journal., 1935-10-04
5abritnbI ftiirste in bic siefe nnS
berlette einise 8criOneu.

Sin 5abritubl I'M nAtlas" =@eb1r.
De in Der @egeno Der uNeunten~ uno
rs StraBe, 3or0meIt, beriaqte pl6b-
lid @nOe boriger ISOLDE un0 Itir8te
berunter, 3 ODER 4 Stodmerfe, in Ben
Seller. Sn ibm befanoen li6 geraoe
leds5ebn Rerionei1 fait aqe oeutI1er
Ibltanrnlng, BON Der Babies Muril-
tarD4 Der 8dfergetuerfiAoft Scr. 118.
STINT ooer Ieds bon ibren Diiroen
10 DerleBt, oaB iie ms &ronfenbaus
gebra6t peroen m1Bten. IS iino
6rau s. @eoefin0, mobnbaft an
Der 49, StraBe, Scr. 1896, ferner
6rau W. @tlner, @isconIin abe-
ME, Scr. 1888, 6rau 81. 9eImig,
elite StraBe, Scr. no, Sii0oIt, 6rau
30. @renoes, neulte StroBe, Ser.
208, SiOuit, 6rou 9. 8eideL,
Dates StraBe Scr. f106, 0orooit,
uno 5rau 6. sc ii Ter, Campbell
StraBe, Scr. 36t5, Die 8~oriibenoe
Oes Silfsbereins. MnOere erlitten
leidtere @erlebungen, tDie 6rau sc.
= a p i, 0neioa-EloB, SIR. 619;
6rau sc. 8erger, Sedite StraBe,
gtr. 800; Serr @eorg @o-
@oriibenoer Der 8aderge-
lperfi1aft; Serr Gorl 8. &ei6eI,
StraBe, Nr. 1106, uno einige
mebr. SEER S. 8. 9ebmann,
9altinipeftor Ser Sta0t 8aibington,
5odmGmer sur Interiu-
Ser 5abrIhibI mar nod om
%. Sui fir gut befunoen tporoen,
ln0 ooriges Sabr i'm geobember mar
angeblid elm %eiiernes aabel eriebt
por0en.
Washington Journal., 1935-10-04
0clber fir Offentlide arbeiten in
@aibiuatun beiuiliat.

Die u@orfs 8rogreB 9(ominiitra-
tion~ bat pieoer alerbano @elo fir
offentlide 3pede Ser Staot @aIb-
ington bemiaigt: $t45,ft7 fir Gal
linger~- &ranfenbalis, 1921 fir &e-
paraturen Der 0ffentliden 8ibliotbef,
$17,423 fir iol1e am uSSilouitrial
Some, $99,093 fir 8efampfung
Der Shminoiudt ourd Die @eiuno-
beitsbeb0roe, $572,197 fir @rrif-
tltng BON Spielplabeu, SLIPS fir
ltatitiitiide lteberliAten iiber 8erbof-
tltngen, 1897 fir N~eparaturen am
ltaOtiihen @alis fir 0boodloIe etc.
Sir $572, 1877 fonnen alto iebt Gem
nispldee, Shwimfnbaiins, Spiel
plate gebaut mer0en. Sir beinabe
100000 fam Or. George &ublono,
@alpt oes @eiunobeitsamteS ser
Staot, Inn ieinen 6eIO8ug eegen Die
Shmin0iuht in @oibington begin-
men. (8en gr0Bten gorteil peroen Die
Neger baben.)
Washington Journal., 1935-10-04
@albingtOner
SOnrnsaa=erlei
9Irs bsr Oentiden gOR6aft.

Serr @eianotl9oftsrat Or erbert
S9oIa febrte @noe boriger ISOLDE
aus ieinem 5erien-aufentbaIt in
9ertihlano nod bier 5uriid. gr
fubr Anfang Nugrit beriiber, na9-
benz feline @attin ibm I9on i'm sunni
Dorallsgefabren NOR. SSn 0eutI1-
Lamb i6enfte ibm oieie al16 einen
Sobn. Die iunge Mutter miro nit
Dem aino Mitte 9ftober bon 9euti6-
lan0 na9 bier CUR @obnung an Der
Glebelan0 Abenue 5rriidfebren. -
@benio febrte aus 9eutl1Iano oie
Satin 0es Serrn 8otldaftsrats Or.
ST. 2eitner nit ibren orei Sim
bern, @oelbeio. Subert ltn0 2otti, an
fangs oieier @ode nod bier 3uriid
CUR @obnung ON Ser u36-Iten Str,
g. So, na6Oem tie ben CONNER in
Der alten Seimat 3ugebradt battle
Gnoe nGdIter ISOLDE moIen SEER 2e-
g%dtionSrat 9r. 60 bmnnnu n0 @e=
maBlin @aibington berlaIien uno
iiA 3u Or. 2obmann's ttelen Soften
begeben. @err 9r. Qobmonn lit 5um
@eneralfoniul in Menel ernannt
tDorOen. 9ieie nele Stelung 1T
cine b0dlt ebren0e, aber aud5 idpie-
rige, DEFENDERS IN Ser Sebt5eit. Mm
is. Sftober miro Der neue General
foniul NIT Dem Gampfer europa
bon Seem gorf obfabren.
Washington Journal., 1935-10-04
aniternrGfem am eunntas bel
Nar Blob in SefImp, MO.

slm Sonntog, ben 6. 0ftober,
bdlt Der baDrii1e @oitpirt, @err
Mtor Blob, elm groBes auiternroiten
nuf ieinem Hlab IN Seiiup, 800, ab.
Ga miro es gluftern in ollen Mrten
geben, iinO nebenbei nod S6meins=
ripphen unO &rolt, @iirit1eL ritp.
@erltenlaft miro in gar3en Magen-
%la0ungen borbanoen iein nn0 elm
feines Ean5orbelter miro idmiiiige
@eiien ertonen laiien. Ser gerGli-
MICE Ean5iaaI mitroe boaig neli De-
forfeit uno barrt Ser bunoerte bon
8eiubern, Die fih INNER 81 8lob's
Auiternr0Iten einfinOen. Ser gin-
trittspreis lit BLOB nit SOC angeiett
uno fam mar bon 1 bis 6 llbr nod
mittags 0ofiir Ellen, mas man min,
fiirs Bier aber milB natiirlih ieparat
be5ablt mer6en. Serr Blob erl6Bt an
feline bielen Sreunoe uno an ale
0eutidit1mmigen cine ber5lihe Gin.
laoung fir Gpnntog, ben 6. 0ftober
Wfnn fabre Sen Malbington 8oule-
bdro bis @aterloo, ooun rehts nod
Seillp uno ipeiter 3tpei Meilen bis
8um eroBen 8eiden oes @aittDirts
Wear Blob.
Washington Journal., 1935-10-04
Sine Iubensmerte Sat. Mebr G6rnns
fir General Gteabenl

6r4ulein Mnita G1a0e BON bier,
8oriibenoe oes 8enti1en literari-
i6en 8ereins bon @oibingtom legt
befanntlid ieit LANCER 3eit ie0es
Sabr am II. Septem6er, Dem Sc
b~urtstage 0es General bon Gte1tben,
am 9enfmal Stelbens bierIelbit inn
QafaDette=Harfe einen &rar3 nieoer.
sic mabte nun briefli1 bic ortli6e
@eieaiAaft Der Sons Of the 9[mer-
ican &epolution" auf ibre Yfli6t
aufmerfiam (uno auf Die bisberige
@erl1ilmnis), mie BEL anoern Sefoen
Der amerifaniI6en @eIhi9te uno be-
rem 9enfmalern in 8aibington 10
and am Steubenoenfmal enoli6 Ell
men &ran5 nieoer6ulegen uno 10 AUDI
ben d e Yn~trioten 0es ame-
rifanii1en Observation-Disclosures
~gebiibreno at ebren. 9aroufbin anti
mortete Ser 8oriiben0e Der p%atrioti-
iAen @eieaihaft, Moior 6. 6.
@riggs, er oonfe fir oieien Sinmeis
auf Die biSberige (t1beabiiGtlgte)
@erno6ldiiigung Der Gbrung Steu-
bens. Gr tperoe ben 8rief Sri. Sha-
0e's bel Der ndbiten 8~erfommlitng
Ieines |ereins Dorlelen uno oanfe in,
0pilhen SRI. S6aoe aud fir Die be-
mieiene 9eflinoung patriotiiAer @e-
iinnung, melhe Nahabmung per0ie-
ne. gs lit an5unebmen, Dab BON
nun an 6urh ben anerfennensnerten
SHritt bon SRI. Sdooe BEL ben BON
ben Sons Of the Mmerican &ebolu-
tion~ aisgebenoen 8eremonien 81
@bren GROCER W6uner Der &ebolu-
tions3eit General Steuben n Of t
m e + + iiberieben miro. SRI. S6aoe
peroient Den 9anf aud Der oeutih-
dmerifanii1en 4reiIe oes QonbeS.
Washington Journal., 1935-10-04
gerfebrsGnSernnsen int etrafem.
babnmeb Ser Sta0t.

Die groBe Bride iiber Sen u&oG
Greet I'M 8erlaufe Der ,GalDert~-
StraBe lit beinabe fertig. Die n0r6-
li6e Seite Der Bride ion idon nm
0iele 3eit, etDa am z. ODER 8. Sf-
tober, Dem 8erfebr iibergeben mer-
ben. Sn ben n6diten Monaten nun
weroen an @unoerten BON SteQen in
Der Staot Die StraBen atpeds Menoe-
rllng Der 2egung Der StraBenbabn-
geleiie aufgeriiien neroen. Nis gum
1. SuIi nd9iten Sabres ionen Oiele
Mrbeiten 6eenoiet fem. 90 miro
enolid gum 8eiipieI Die Siebente
StraBe, Noropelt, nit Ser ,@eor-
a~-Mbenue perbunoen, mGbren0
bisber oie StraBenbobntpagen bon
Der niiebten~ StraBe BEL Der &relt-
sung Der 16lori0a" Mpenile in oie
olelinte~ einbogen. Muh oie areli-
5ung an Ser niiebten" StroBe un6
u@~ StraBe miro umgebalit, fo0oB
Die @leftrii6e BON Der niiebten~ in
oie n@~ GtraBe tpeitlib einbiegen
fam. @eiter ionen Die g" StraBe
uuo ~15te~ StraBe our6 @eIeiie ber-
bunoen tperoen. Dor Der &onareB,
bibliotbef iolen Die @eleiie in Oie
Mitte Der StraBe geleet fperoen itott
mie biSber an Ser @eitIeite entlang
5t laufeu. Wait oieier Mrbeit min
man om IA. 0ftober beginner. Sn
ser @egeno Der n18ten~ GtroBe,
Noropeit. uno BenniDIpdnio Mbenlte
peroeu oie @eleiie ebenfans ge1n-
bert. uno euolid -ndhites Griib-
iabr- fommen Die tpihtigen Mrbei-
ten an Der R%reu3ling Der n14ten@
STRIDE ltno Stem Yorf1 Mbemie,
NorOmelt. Mm 1. Sonrar beginnen
g[enoerungen an Der n5ten" StraBc
uno g. GtroBe, Noropeit.
Washington Journal., 1935-10-04
GrWerbsnnfa6ise in 8aibinstOm
meiitens Neger.

Inter BEN 470O grperbsunfa6i-
gen III Der Staot @aibington. nelhe
pom Stnate oauern0 nno oft Bis al
ibrem CODE unteritiiBt meroen mill
len, iino Die meiiten Neger, mie cine
unteriudung our6 ben @errn 6.
Street, ben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ser
Staot, feitgeiteat bat. 9ie Inter
iu9ung eritredte ii6 Bis iebt ouf
25S9 Sale. @tipa 20 @ro3ent oa-
bon paren 6or6ige, n6mli6 iol6e,
rpelde ber8franf iino ODER Sdpino.
iubt ooer &rebs uno ionitige idpere
&ranfbeiten baben. 10-15 Yro3ent
Ser Neger baden SdminOiudt. @e-
birnfronfbeiten iinb e%benfols unter
erfuerbsloien uno erperbsunf1bigen
gegern 6eoeuteno it1rfer oertreten
als inter @eiBen.
Washington Journal., 1935-10-04
Nns BEN samIleben Der 8nnOes-
batptitabt.

Sn Ben 0ffentli9en S6ulen @oib-
ingtons meroen aligenblidlih etmn
10000 &inoer unterridtet. Ge6net
man bic pielen 8riDatihulen, 8farr-
lduleH @~aiienbduier etc. bin5n, 10
tDerOen tDobI fdGsungsDeiie 100000.
berauSfDmmen. Sben0rein ml1B man
1888 Berionen mit51blen, tpel1e
Die ltaotiiden Abenoihulen beiu6en.
geimmt man nod Die boberen S9r-
len init, George @aibington timber
fiat, @oparo l1niDeriitat, George
topn %llniberlit6t, american Timber
iitat, Catholic uninerfit6t, Srinit0
College, 6oreit Glen SeminarD,
Cathedral S1ool ETC., 10 fommen
nod etpa 10000 bin5u. Mitre9nen
muB man alt6 Die oielen n2aD
S6ools~, iooaB fpobl 100000 Mfen=
Iben in @aibington ieoes Sabr CUR
Sdule geben. Die 3iffer lit bod,
fonmt aber mabri1einli1 Ser @abr-
belt nobe. Die Shulgeb1uoe fino
iiberau iiberfiilt; bier nn0 oa miilien
Shiiler IN Der &laiie iteben ODER Tie
fDer0en in 8araden untergebra6t.
Die ItG0tiiden Nusgaben belnufen
ii6 ouf etua Ia Miaionen Collar
iGbrlid. Cine neue n@igb" -Sdrle
miro am l.. Nobember in Mnacoitia
eroffnet. @inige Sigh Sdulen ba-
ben Sauienoe BON Shiilern. Sn ben
@lementaridulen, fir etma 10000
&inoer, unterridtet niht cine
ein5ige Wannespero n.
Selblt in ben Sigh Sdulen idei-
men oie meilten 2ebrer meibli1 5u
iein. Nlir otpei M1nner iin6 Hefto-
rem BON @lementaridnlen in @aib-
ington, Serr CHARLES 6. SindeI
(Ebomas- Sdule), Der ihon longe
i'm 9ienite I'll, nno Serr 81. SO.
gabes, Ser Die Hriifungsbeb0r6e
Dor einigen @oden iiberraihte, in
Dem CT ii6 meloete uno Die Briifung
beItan0. or mar Ser erite Mann in
5ebn Sabren, Der fid befuorb. gr 1T
9ireftor Der nGoreoran-Sadion~-
Sdule. @aibington bat meniger
m1nnlide 2ebrer ais irgeno cine atl-
0ere Staot 9[merifas, pie man felt
geitent bat. Die iungen Wdnner
mouen feline 2ebrer mer0enb ielbit
niAt in 3eiten Der Scot.
Washington Journal., 1935-10-04
100 ainOer I'M SnberfnlOie -9ranfen-
baits in Glenn Dale.

Sm Rinoer-S @ Dinoiudts &ran-
fenbors Ser Staot @aibingtons in
Glenn Gale, Mo., an Der StraBe
nod Mnnapolis, iin0 augenblidlid
etpo 100 ainoer; man bofft nah
5ertigItellrng 5tpeier 6liigel oes @e-
b1uoes etpa am 1. Sanuar 300 &in-
Ser at baben. Ser 9ireftor oes
Sanitariums lit &err 9. 8. 6inu-
cane; ser g(r3t 6es &auIes iIt Or.
SEQ g. SHnei0er; Der nelte
Spieneiter fir Die &in0er beiBt 9.
s. gaIen. 9os 2ronfenbaus tpuroe
Dor einem Snbr eroffnef.
MgemtMr 6es n@aIbimgtOm SOirmal"
i'm 0emtTden 0elifatefIenseidGft
1871 s Strafe, y. @.
Washington Journal., 1935-10-04
gImerifanerin benedict 9entIdlanS
nm 9itleringenb.

Sn einem fiiroliden Mrtifel Der
Eogesprelie (Baibineton Boit, %.
September ouf Der ben Srauen ge-
piometen Seite madte Die Amerifa-
nerin MoIDina QinoiaD alf Die ipar-
tanilhe gr5iebung Der iungen Wdn-
ner un0 &naben i'm neuen natio-
naliooialiItiiden 9euti6 { a n 5
aufmerfiam uno CAB i'm @runoe.
tDenn aud 30gerno, ibren % e 3
iiber oas Oeltlhe. mdnnfi6e 8elen
Der mdnnli6en SugenO i'm @egeniot
our 8ermeihligung nno femininetl
&altltng nmerifanii6er S~angmdnner
bereoten Musorlld.
@ie berb1tideIt iino bod rnlere
amerifonii9en &inoer, iogte Die Da-
me! gs m1re mirfli1 notig, bob man
pie in 0euti1lano, etpas Glen,
Gtabl uno aroft in oieie ameritani-
iden @lie0er uno Seelen br1fte,
meinte fie. Der Mutter-g influB iiber
sic amerifaniIAe m1nnIi9e Sugeno
lift nah ibr Diel gu eroB. Na6 itati-
ltiIden ltnteriudungen, melhe OF.
Woraaret Simpion bonn Lenders
College" Der Columbia llniberiitdt in
Seem yorf uno ouoere 6orider, pie
Yrofeiior @iniam S. SgbMrn, Chi
cago llniperlitGt, mahten, fomnlt in
Der g[dtiing uno Qiebe ianger arne-
rifaniiher M1nner al Jomilienan-
eeb0rigen notiirIih bic Walttter im-
mer ouerit, ober Der Batter an letter
Steue. 1ie Srngens iin0 eben
umana's oarlinss", @atteri6ir0en-