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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-31

We Warren, Ohio, 2Olety Ray
Julia, doznal, re zavrazdil
mladou Mari Tobin a zapalil
postel, ma kterou il ulozil bud
jiz mrtvou nebo v bezvedom1.
Ackoli sc mlada zena teprve
nedavno provdala, udrzovala
pry S Julio milostny pomer a
dovolovala mu pTichazeti do
sveho domu "a neprftomnosti
manzela, jenz je zamestnan u
Republic Steel Company. Kdyz
il opet vyhledal byte, pry 81
delala Tobinova posmesky z
jeho lasky tax dlouho, az Sc ma
nj vrhl, bill il pestmi a vs1m ji-
nym, CO mu pablo do ruky, do
kud il neomracil: V bezvedo-
mi a vysvlecenou do naha il ma
to hodil ma postel, prikryl j
rucnikem a pap1rem, ktery "a
pail, a rychle utekl. Maleho
psika, jenz byl bezdecnym
svedkem brutaln1ho cinu, po-
padnul a zabil prudkou ranou
o podlahu.
Vrazda byla slice objevena
pomerne zahy, kdyz Sc zacal 2
otevreneho okna loznice valiti
kour, ale pres to jiz byl oblicej
a nektere casti mrtvoly spaleny
k nepoznanf. Poole nalezu
soudniho lekaTe nebyla jeste
Tobinova mrtva, kdyz vrah "a
lozil pozar, nybrz jen omrace-
ma, a smrt nastala upalenim.
Podezren1 ma Julio pablo v
okamziku, kdyz Sc zjistilo, re
lined pc vrazde posp1sil dom1
a wal ma sebe jine kalhoty. Pc
SVEN zatceni vrah z pocatku
zapfral, ale ma konec ucinil OBJ
sable dormant, ktere dial i pf-
semne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-31
Co Sc stane.

V Elizabeth, N. j., ptak pri-
nesl horfc1 cigaretu do sveho
hnfzda u okraje domu George
Roach. Hn1zdo Sc chytilo a
dunn pocal horeti.
Roach chteje ohen uhasiti,
WILL pejl vody ma tento. Zidle,
ma niz stall, Sc pTevrhla, on spa
dl a zlomil 81 koleno.
Hasici zachranili dim, ale
museli drive strhnouti cast zdi,
ably sc dostali ku ohni.
= John F. Murray, zamest-
nance V hospod6 Milwaukee,
vskocil do sv6ho automobile, a.
by Sc projel. Cestou zastavil
V gasolinov6 stanici. Automo-
bill zastaveny Sc rozejel, vrazil
do gasolfnove pumpy, odrazil
sc cd teto a vjel do AUTOMOBILE
Russella Janusche, do nehoz
prave vlevan byl gasolfn. Au-
tomobil Janusche Sc chytil, mi
Gil automobil a poskodil auto
mobil Murraye.
Ke vsemu tomu Murray mu-
sci zaplatiti pokutu $50 "a
"rychlou jfzdu."
- A. J. Gag, MATTEL lekar-
ny V Marshall, Minnesota, chy-
til svGj leash register, ktery
sam sebe Okradal.
Lekarn1k skoro kazdy den
nemohl 81 vysv6tliti, jak Sc mu
z neho Npenfze ztrac1 az nynl
cash register rozebral.
Ma dine jeho nalezl $1O7.8O
V samych desac1ch, petac1ch,
ctyri Gently a jeden ctvrtak.
Pen1ze tyto proklouzly ne
ZpoZorOVanou trhlinOu.
" New Yorku 3Olety Mike
Carr re Seamen's Church Insti-
tute, prodal svoji krev We pros
p9ch trpitele v nemocnici a "a
tuto dostal dosti pence, ably 81
mohl koupiti par novych bot.
Plny radosti mad novymi bo-
tami vysel z 'obchodu S temito,
ktere hned V obchodu obul. V
novych botach hnal Sc smerem
ku East river a dosel tam V pra
We V dobu, kdy 6Olety Thomas
Ryan, t6z re Seamen's Church
Institute, tonul V rece. Carr ry-
chile zul sv6 move boty, p~ostavil
81 je p6kne ma bTehu a vskocil
do Teky, ably tonoucfho zachra-
nil. Kdyz S t1mto Sc dostal ma
bTeh, shanel Sc pc svych no
vych botach. Hledan1 bylo
marnym. Nekdo je zatfm u
kradl.
Jak Carr tax Ryan wat byli
do nemocnice, ably tam Sc zota-
viii re studene lame.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-31
Velice lacino do ceskosloven-
aka

Ma jinem mfste tohoto listu
najdete oznamku k poradane
vyprave ceskoslovenskych legi-
onafG, ktera skyta 1plne zdar-
ma ceskoslovenske cestovn1 pa
sy, jakoz 500 Slew ma cesko-
slovenskych drahach. Vyprava
vyjede dine 10. cervna ma lodi
Kosciuszko pres jediny slovan-
sky pf1stav Gdyni a jiz jest
pfihlasena celia rada krajan1.
Toto jest zvlast pTfhodne pro
Moravany nebot jede prfmy
rychllk z Varsavy do Prerova
a do Prahy a mGzeme r1ci, re
toto jest nejkrats1 spojen1 ma
Moravu a Slovensko. Zvlaste
zeny S detmi by Sc NELL k teto
vyprave pTidruziti ponevadz
ma lodi a pc ceste Sc dorozum1
We sve vlastnf Teci nebot posad-
ka ma lodi jest slovanska. Wax
z Varsavy vyjede rano o Z no
dine a odpoledne o 4 jste jiz v
Prerove. Do Prahy pfijede
WAX pc 7 iodine vecer, tax vi
bee nen1 tTeba abyste ztravili
noe ma vlaku. Budete-li sc vra-
ceti m1zete jeti novou lodi Pill
sudski, ktera vykona cestu z
Gdyne "a 812 dine. Jak jest
VAN znamo, Gdyne jest pf1sta-
vistem lodi Morava patriot fir
me Bata We Zlfne. 0 pohodl1
a doprovod cestujfcfch jest po-
starano, takze nemusfte Sc o
mic starati. Jeden z nejzna-
mejsfch prGvodcd p. JOS. Tu-
rex, ktery doprovazel pres so
vyprav a ktery jest originate
rem vyprav do Ceskoslovenska
Cd roku 1920 = totiz vyprav
kde bylo postarano o dopravu
nejen cestujfcfch nybrz i Java
zadel az do m1sta urcen1. Pan
j. Turek jest Teditelem cesko-
slovenskeho oddelen1 Gdynia
America Line.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-31
Enema CAST.

z Ennis, Texas, Sc sdeluje,
re necelych sest dolar1 "a akr
pozemku a to pekne cernice
bylo zaplaceno Dallas Joint
Stock Land Bankou "a 1880 a.
krG pozemku tax zvaneho Ros-
ser Valley Farm, kteryzto po-
zemek byl prodan serifem.
Farma tato byla zalozena pred
6 lety bohacem McFarlanem,
jenz ale rozestavene velke stav
by nedodelal. Utratil sta tisi-
ce "a pozemek a "a zaTfzenf.
tam zbudovana nejmoder
farma pro pestovanf We
proveho dobytka. Nynf byla
prodana "a pouhych sest tis1c
dolar1. l.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-31
K omVVani oci slouzi ri.

= K omyvan1 oc1 slouz1 rG-
IOWA voda, prav6 tax jake k
masazi kolem oc1. Mame-li O.
ci zarudle cd place, nebo ma
nell sklony k vackGm pod o.
Gina, namoc1me kousek vaty
do dosti tepl6, ne vsak horke
rdzove vody a lehce vytukame
plet pod ocima, Cd spankG Ike
kofendm nosu.
= Zaschle kalamaTe DAFT sc
vycistiti octem nebo rozrede-
nou kyselinou solnou, cfmz sc
rozpoust1 zaschly inkoust. PAX
je vyplachneme vodou S obsa-
hem jemneho p1sku.
Lahve vycist1me rychle, roz-
melnlme-li do vody, ktera ma
slouzit k jejich vyplachnutf,
skofapky z vajec.
Mastne skvrny ma parketach
odstranfme, potreme-li je pla-
tenym hadrfkem dobTe nasak-
lynn benzinem. Chvili IRENE a
pax lined oplachneme mfsto
mydlovou vodou "a pomoci VI
neneho hadrfku. Az dTevo US
cine, potfeme voskem a vykar
tacujeme.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-31
Pad s vyse $500 stop odnesl
namozenym svalem prave

L. T. White v blfzkosti Kill
gore, Texas, vynasel sc v aero
planu We vysi $500 stop, kdyz
aeroplan pocal kle-
sati a sr1til Sc k zemi.
z rozbiteho aeroplanu wy
stoupil White a Sci do Kilgore,
ably povedel, co Sc stale. Ae-
roplan stastnou nahodou nara
I'll mezi diva velike stromy,
c1mz pad jeho zm1rnen byl k
zemi taxi. re vzduchoplavec re
zle teto zkusenosti vysel S ma
mozenym svalem prave ruky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-31
Bankeri do vezeni.


Kenyon V. Painter a Wilbur
M. Baldwin, bankeri kdysi v
Clevelandu z nejpTednejs1ch,
byli odsouzeni do vezenf ma
neurcitou lhdtu Cd ctyr do 12O
rokG. Byl uznani vinnymi, re
zneuzili fondG banky Union
Trust Company. Painter, kdy-
81 milionar a sportsman, byl
tam hlavn1m podflnfkem. w.
M. Baldwin pfedsedou. Zpro-
nevera obnasf asi tri miliony
dollarG. Byla spachana v do
be, kdy banky hromadne pa
daily.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-31
Fla s~polecnost.

Pastor William H. McAllis-
ter kazal v methodistskem ko-
STEELE V Jersey Shore, Pa, ma
predmet "Zla spolecnost kazi
dobre mravy". Ia nekolik dnf
ma to, zjistil v marnici v jedne
mrtvole sveho vlastniho syna,
ktery byl zastrelen policeman
serzantem Gardnerem pr W.
lupovanf domu v Glen Ridge,
Jersey.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-31
Radeji smrt nez vezenf.

22lety Alvin Odrem z okolf
Opportunity, Nebraska, spachal
sebevrazdu re strachu, re bu-
de odsouzen do t~restnice pro
kradez dobytka. Serif jej zat-
XII pro ukradenf dvou telat. Ma
ceste do vezenf zadal, ably mu
bylo dovoleno rozlouciti Sc S
matkou a nevlastn1m otcem, by
dlfcfm asi 9 mil cd Opportuni-
ty. Prfrucf serif Pergstom jej
tam dovezl a cekal v autu pred
domem az sc vrat1. Ia malou
chvilku tTeskla strelna rama.
Kdyz Pergstrom vbehl do do
mu, nalezl mladfka mrtveho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-31
Ford zvySuie mzdy.

Henry Ford stanovil nynf nej-
mensf mzdu 10000 zamest-
nancd ma SIS az Sc denne, cimz
kazdy mes1c vzroste vyplatni
listina jeho zavodd O $4,000
900.
z uvedeneho poctu delnfk1
jest jich zamestnano v Detroit
asi 41,0O0. Minimalnf mzdy
We Fordovych zavodech stoup-
ly r. 1929 ma minimum ST a u
drzely Sc az do r. 1881, kdy
nastalo klesanf az ma 81 a te-
prve v bfeznu 1884 stouply ma
SIS denne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-31

Slova Amielova: "Nasf po-
vinnostf je byti uzitecnym, ne
jak 81 prejeme, ale Poole ma
sfch sill"
F. B. Acosta 81 preje: echo
zadam nejvice v tonic zivote,
je laska a spolecenstvf' F. B..
Roberton uvazuje: "Nen1 to
nahodou okolnost1, ale pflzpu-
sobenfm nasfch dust okolno-
stem. do nichz Bib mas posta-
vii, abychom usmfriti Sc mohli
Sc zivotem a povinnostmi."
Adolf Hejduk, zesnuly pro-
fesor realky v Pisku, V &C.
chach, a jeden z nejleps1ch ces
kych pevcG, v basnicce made
psane "Marno vsecko''z stezu-
je 81:
Marno vsecko! Tam, kde
ohne nen1
v mysli, v srdci - tam, kde
schaz1 vzlet,
muz kde mluvi jake dfte
v snen1,
mad Gin lvi kde cenen
drobny tret,
myslenky kde "a chlebem
jeho chod1,
tam Sc pTedkGv s1la
neobrod1.
Ami tam, kde druzne lasky
nen1,
kde nehori oko ami krev,
hrud kde stydne, srdce mfe,
duch len1,
kde jen pri cisi Sc owe zpev,
mfsto jisker Shy z ocf kanou
tam jsou zbrane otcHv
bajkou planou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-31
Pranf n~espInsno.

V Denver Lee Belongia, vrah
majitele velke rancho odsouze-
ny ma smrt, ma byti popraven
FL. cervna. Zadal Coloradske-
no guvernera Johnsona, ably
byla ma mem vykonana exekuce
bezodkladne. Prosbe nemohlo
byti vyhoveno. Guverner NIUE
povoliti odklad proveden1 roz-
sudku, ale nema prava je ury-
chliti, treba O to odsouzeny
sam zada.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-31
10 let Ia loupez.

Bruno MARVEL z Knoxville,
Ia, byl odsouzen ma 10 let do
polepsovny, kdyz Sc primal u
cast v loupezi v d1lnf 1radov-
ne "a ktere 10. dubna bylo u
loupeno $500 pripravenych
ma vyplatu v dole bl1ze Abba.
ZGcastnil Sc prepadu pro ktery
JIM ctyTi muzi byli odsouzeni
kazdy ma 25 let v Anamose.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-31
PORADY.

OS1 ~ Gill 1uA1 DC
nejlepe v casnem jaru. Jake
pravidlo plat1, re slabe druhy
Sc sestffhavajf ma kratko, slime
jen asi ma 8 az II Deck. Kro-
me toho odstran1me vsechny
slabe nebo nemocne v6tevky.
U pop1navych rGz1 odstT1hame
jen odkvetl6 .v6tvicky a Size
kratce pc odkv6tu, kdyz nevy-
kazujf zadnych silnych WHOM
XII. Odolne druhy mohou Sc
sestrihovati jiz ma podzim,
choulostivejsf az ma jaTe. Cd
kvetle kvety odstranfme i Sc
dvema zelenymi listy. Davame
pozor ma to, abychom ponecha-
Ii nejsiln6jsf ocko, nebot jen
to Sc vyvine v shiny WHOM. Sla-
be vyhonky odstranujeme jiz
behem leta. N6kdy vybuj1 cd
korene shiny divoky vyhonek,
ktery pozname Poole ostre O.
zubenych l1stkG. Odstranuje-
me jej lined cd korene.
- Pr vsech prac1ch,o pTi
nichz name co ciniti S vodou,
navlekejme gumove rukavice.
Pr pracfch ma sucho m1zeme
pouzfti starych kozenych ru-
kavci. To platf zejm6na O u
tlranl prachu a O zachazen1 S
uhlfm, coz skodf nejv1ce po-
kozce. Tim 81 uSetr1me mnoho
nepr1jemnost1 S cisten1m rukou
a jejich pesten1m.
= Skoro kazda rostlina no.
d1 Sc k nejakemu dcelu. Bud
ma lecive 1cinky nebo naopak
zdravf skodlive. Tyto 1cinky
byly jiz znamy starov6kym ma
rodGm. u starych SlovanG "a
byvaly Sc touto vedou kn6zky,
nazyvane vedny. Dodnes Sc
nektere rostliny uz1vaj1 v le-
karstvf i kosmetice.
Arnika nebo-li prha kvete u
mas v podhor1 cd cervna do sr-
pna. Jejf kvety nakladajf Sc
do Thu a pouzfvajl Sc vnitrne i
vnejskove. 4 6 kapek smf-
cha Sc s pGl litrem vody a uz1-
va Sc kazdou hodinu asi jedna
polevkova lzfce prot revmatic-
svalovym bolestem a "a
ludecn1m nebo stTevnfm kTe-
elm. Slabsf roztok pouzfva Sc
k omyvan1 nebo obkladdm ma
zanety nebo st1pnut1 cd
hmyzu.
Hermanek jest velmi hojne
rostouci kvetina, nejznam6js1
z lecivych bylin. Odvar z usu-
senych kvetd slouzf k pocen1, a
k ukljdnen1 kTecf nebo zaziva-
c1ch poruch. Pr zubnfch a
krcnfch bolestech jest vybor-
nym kloktadlem. Teplym Cd
varem mono 81 omyvati oci
nebo pT1lis choulostivou plet,
ktera nesnasf mydla. Stejne u
ma odvar lfpov6ho kve-
tu.
V jarnl dobe Sc nekdy stava,
re Sc vyhazujf hlfzy kosatcG,
ktere Sc rychle mnoz1. Mono
jich pouz1ti k vyrobe vyborne-
no kosmetickeho prostTedku,
ktery slouzf k zjemnenf pleti.
roztluceme a dame vaTi-
tt do mleka asi pc 10 minut.
PAX proced1me pres cisty Sat a
tekutinou 81 natframe oblicej,
mechanic asi ctvrt hodiny pGso-
bit a pax odstran1me gold-cre-
mem. Stejnym zpdsobem md-
zeme upraviti odvar z liliovych
cibul1, ktere vaTime v oleji ne
DO niece a z1skame pax skutec
ne liliovou plet.
Proti cervenym zilkam v o.
bliceji nebo ma nose poslouz1
obklad z rozemlete petrzele,
ktery nechme pGsobit asi 10
minut.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-31
Ptacek a ditky.

V Madison, Wyoming, obec-
ma skola ma krotkeho cerma-
ka, ktery poletuje venku, ale
kazde rano usedne ma okno
skoln1 sv6tnice a klove zoba-
KEN ma okno. D6ti jej vpustf
do svetnice, nakrm1 jej. Jest
tax krotky, re zobe z ruky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-31
Jinak " Americe, jinak " Parizi

V Parizi Joan Warnerova,
kdysi tanecnice v nocn1m klu-
bu v Chicago, byla postavena
pred soud pro nemravnost. By
la zatcena lednu v nocn1m pa
rizskem lokalu, kde tancila ma
ha. Prelfcenf odlozeno ma
cerven.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-31

Statnf policie patra pc city,
rech banditech, kteTf zastavili
truck nalozeny lihovinami v &c
ne asi $4,000, jez byly vezeny
do Missouri. Truck byl zadr-
zen blfze Red Oak, Iowa.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-31
Konec hIouposti.

KancelaT ma rozes1lani rete-
zovych desakovych dopis1 v
Davenport, Iowa, O nfz Sc pra-
vilo, re zr1dila zasilky ma 100
dopisd denne, byla policejn6 u
zavrena kdyz Sc kolem nj sro-
til velky zastup lidu, ktery il
chtel nasilne obsaditi.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-13

"Yes, I'll have to read it. Ger tainly sounds like an excellent story. Just as soon as I get little time, my dear, I'll read it." But MT. Shoddy never seemed to have any time for anything but business. In fact, he never took more than two weeks out Of the year for a vacation, and then never both weeks at the same time. He would take one in the latter part of the winter when things were a bit slack and the other in the mid- dle of the summer when things were also a bit slack.
 He and Mrs. Shoddy always went to the same little cottage in a Lakeside resort at those times. Mrs. Shoddy wauld go for walks, or sit in the sun parlor and read. MT. Shoddy would take his portfolio field with promotional schemes along with hm.
 And so MT. Shoddy was now 4S years old. MT. Shoddy was now district sales manager. MT. Shoddy had made good in the toothpaste
 business. MT. Shoddy was dozing with that alert look in his eyes. "Just this once, Dan," round iit- tie Mrs. Shoddy pleaded, 'let's go to a movie. I haven't been out Of the house all day. And you have
 been working so hard lately. It l will do us both good"
 MT. Shoddy looked at his wife.
 He was feeling a little bit more tired than usual this evening. | "All right, my dear, we'll go,"
 he said, to his wife's surprise.
 Lets stop in the drug store here
 a moment" Mrs. Shoddy said after | they had left the theater. T want
 to get something"
 MT. Shoddy glanced about as his wife was making her purchase. The manager, very efficient lock- | ing, was standing behind the drug 1 counter. Without realizing it, MT. l Shoddy had come to stand before him. There was that pleasant professional smile on his face, that 1 alert look in his eyes.
 "How is your Brush-Quick tooth- paste today?" MT. Shoddy asked.
 What's that-?" the manager
 began.
 "Come on, Dan, I'm ready to go," Mrs. Shoddy called from the front of the store.
 MT. Shoddy strengthened up. He had forgotten he had come in with
 his wife to make a purchase; he had tried to sell Brush Quick. Couldn't he ever get away from couldn't he? .. And suddenly the alert look went from MT. Shod- dy's eyes and instead there was one of fright and bewilderment. Copyright, 1885,
 The Chicago Daily News, Inc.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-13
BY FRANK KERN LEVIN

MT. shoddy had a long face and a little mustache. His grey | eyes were always alert, even when he sat in his easy chair at home, not more than half awake.
 In his youth MT. Shoddy had learned that eyes which were alert were an important factor in good Isalesmanship. Now at 43, his pink, Iwrinkled face making him look
 even older than he was, that alert look in his eyes had become second nature. Like his bald spot, it was always with him.
 Mrs. Shoddy was g. gentle little woman interested in books and mu-
 sic. When she had married MT.
 Shoddy seventeen years before, he, too, was interested in such things.
 In those days Mrs. Shoddy was slim rather than round, and a very
 pretty little thing.
 In those days, too, MT. Shoddy was a very ambitious young man.
 That alert, see-everything look had just come into his eyes. He had just obtained a position with the Brush Quick Tooth Paste" Com pany.
 MT. Shoddy was hard-working, ambitious fellow. In less than three weeks the sales manager of Brush
 Quick had told him he had a fu- ture in the toothpaste business. As
 MT. Shoddy came home on that particular evening to tell his wife what the sales manager had said, I he walked on air.
 There was a full moon that might, red and startling, and lalmost on a level with the tops of I the trees.
 "Yes, Sarah," MT. Shoddy said, "the sales manager came right up to me and put his arm around my shoulders"
 "He did!" Sarah Shoddy ex- claimed, and looked at the moon as it rose in the sky.
 And you know what he told
 me? He told me I had a real fu-
 ture in the toothpaste business! Sarah, I'm going to be 8 success. Some day I'm going to be able to give you everything you want. Cars, a home, servants! We'll travel, too we'll go everywhere. You'll be
 mighty proud of me, Sarah" MT.
 Shoddy smiled and took deep
 breath of the evening air.
 q am proud of you now, Dan,"
 Mrs. Shoddy said, and she added:
 Look at that gorgeous moon as it
 climbs up the sky!"
 Tt reminds me of poetry. With
 how sad steps, o Moon, thou
 climbst the skies,' MT. Shoddy
 quoted, and took another deep breath of the cool, delightful air. They walked along the river and ,the moon was high now for them to see it's reflection there. They saw some children playing with a pup py. Turning a corner and walking
 past a hedge, they suddenly came
 upon a young man they confused
 great deal as he was just about to
 kiss a girl.
 MT. Shoddy felt very good, very
 good. All life was before him. Se-
 rently was all around him. The
 world was an excellent place in which to live.
 "Yes, sir" Mir. Shoddy said as
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-13
DAILY SHORT STORY - A BIOGRAPHY The Story of His Life Was Written in the Alert
 Look of Mir. Shoddy's Gray Eyes.

they walked home, ''he came right |up to me. put his arm around my shoulders and he said: Dan, you have a real future in the toothpaste |business!"
 MT. Shoddy would take his job home with him. He would study pamphlets, advertisements, promo tional campaigns and statistics as he concentrated on increasing his value to his concern. v
 Slowly MT. Shoddy dropped away from such things as music and books. He didn't have time for them. Every once in while Mrs. Shoddy would go for walks. or sif some book she had found very in- teresting.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
Chapter O. E. S. Annual
Card PARTY and Dance

The annual dance and card party
Of Mount Pleasant Chapter, No. "a,
o. z. S., will be held in the main ball
room Of Wardman Park Hotel We'd
nesday evening.
The honor guests will be Worthy
Grand Matron Mrs Helen Brashears,
Worthy Grand Patron Mr.. Walter
Fowler, Junior Past Grand Matron
Mrs. M. Greenstreet, Junior Past
Grand Patron Mr. Edward Riley, Past
Grand Matron Mrs. Nellie Fletcher,
Past Grand Matron Mrs. Lena
Stephenson, and Past Grand Patron
Mr., w. G, Belts.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
Maryland State Society
Arranses PARTY Jan. 90

At the reception, entertainment and
dance to be given by the Maryland
Society Of Washington Tuesday, jan
uary 40, at the Kennedy-Warren, 3133
Connecticut avenue, Senator George
I. Radcliffe, the recently elected
United States Senator from Maryland,
has been asked to be the guest Of
honor. Mr.. George Amory Maddox,
the historian of the society, will make
q short address. In the receiving line
win be Senator Radcliffe, Mrs. George
II. Calvert, jr., wife of the president
Of the society; Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
w. Hubbard and Mrs. John Mason
Brown.
The dancing viii start at 10 o'clock,
and at IL o'clock there will be a cotil-
lion figure which will be lead by Miss
Mary Jane Stanley, the debutante
daughter of the Assistant to the At
torney General and Mrs. William
Stanley. The other Maryland girls
among the years Washington debu-
tantes, Miss Silvine Clagett, Miss
Emily Maddox, Miss Helen Caldwell
Potts, Miss Anne Powell Potts, Miss
Mary Katherine Bentley, Miss Jane
Esther Platt and Miss Betty Marsh
have been asked to be guests of the
society.
Guest cards may be obtained from
any Of the members of the society.
Col. Calvert, the president of the So
ciety, and Mr.. John NJ Boteler, the
first vice president, will make the
introductions to the receiving line.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
Rector S Aid Of All Souls
Episcopal Church Party

Arrangements are complete for the
card party to be given by the Rector'S
Aid Society of All Souls Episcopal
Church in the supper club room of the
Shoreham Hotel tomorrow evening at
e:15 o'clock.
This annual event, which is always
q delightful affair, promises to surpass
all those of former years. Mrs. Will
liam S. Quinter has made every effort
to make it an outstanding success.
Mrs Norman Underwood is general
chairman of arrangements, with Mrs.
William D. Sterrett assisting.
II you have not already arranged for
tables, see Miss Anne Moore for reSer-
vations, for parties or for individual
guests.
Among those who have taken tables
are Mrs. Fred A. Carter, Mrs. Webster
Ballinger, Mrs. Dion S. Birney, Mrs.
w. c. Huntington, Mrs. Franklin G.
Martin, Mrs. Lawrence G. Schetky
and Mrs. Howell French.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
Mrs. Mellett Guest of
Democratic Women's s Club

Mrs. Lowell Mellett will be the guest
speaker at the Monday luncheon Of
the Womans National Democratic
Club.
Mrs. Burton K. Wheeler will intro
duce Mrs. Mellett, who will talk on
What I Saw in Japan" Last Fall
Mrs. Mellett accompanied her husband
to the Orient with a group of American
editors and publishers, who were the
guests of the japanese Press Associa-
ton, an organization OF Japanese pub
fishers and editors.
AS Berthe K. Mellett, Mrs Mellett
is known as the author of two novels,
Wife to Caesar" story of Washing
ton life, and THE Ellington Brat"
Her attractive Georgetown home is
the gathering place for well-known
writer's and those interested in affairs.