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DraMs.

isas Ii. residsass ea dassr'9ss NS e o''Hst5 fSts
su sen ssnisen ne late o. NSrv.i S 1QEN " and d
N MARY x. Litchfield Itch sarlS: Remains RESTING
IIvss chapel on sunday. % %oese5er 8, sl0.n ss
pm. Interment Fairfax. Va.
IAYMAN: MARGARET MARY. Suddenly.
ttovnn tovn Hospital. MARGARET MARY .TS TAY-
MAN. beloved daughter Of Alonzo 3. and
aRo sistera MIss.a sas s' sS
Evelyn Tayman Of 425 18th st. sc, NO.
tice OF services later.
Ihomss: Lillian. On Tuesday. October
4 ZIP, at Gallinger Hospital LILLIAN
Thomas; mother Of chrstoDhef, hr'iRtopmsd r.. and
two. devoted friends, Mrs Geneva Iittl.s
~ d9ra o,snG, sn6 MRS Mary BaIdfeld, and a host
Sunday. October 8. at pm; theresft.r
az her late residence. zoos ST. NV.
1h. boss Gsassss fssssne. T. t int.rn.n:
Woodlawn Cemetery
THOMPSON. GUsTA S. On Friday. oetob.r
ave .'5o' az hs hsr residence 796 Minnesota
late Washington G. Thompson. Funeral
from the above residence on Monday.
fsnas invited Inte2mentF FstaaTss eonrTsssonsi mad
TILCH. RICHARD. On Wednesday. oc-
AsplnTall, Pa. RICHARD TILCH. be.
6encD 66ereeD so Funeral from his late resi-
October October 5; st 10 am: Relatives and
National Cemetery.
., 1885. ANNA TTL1EY rtofSf Of f4Ss S1Ist You st
mTs' Mr. sea,rct sifs Of Joseph TiIey mother q
snd Thomas Brown. She also leaves a
Gsnt devoted a,soI son-in-sw Waller Jones and
neral Saturday. October 5, at . pm,
from the above residence. Rev D z.
Wiseman ofnciating. Interment Hsr-
mony Cemetery.
WATSON; CLARA MAY. On Thursday. oc-
tooer 3, 1888, CLARA MAY WATSON.
Funeral from the chapel of Thomas F.
Saturday. October ). at @:30 pm ReIs-
tves and friends invited Interment st.
johns Cemetery. Broad Greek. Nd.
WASHBURN. ELLA LILLIAN On Tuesday.
October l, 1895. ELLA LILLIAN WASH
e pTsht It'll Vas Wash5Grn 5G Selov.d wee %o Hf the
er OF d. Gordon Washburn. Funeral
home. 2o0l l4th st. NV. on SATURDAY..
October s. At 2:l5.p.m. Interment Con-
whsHBURN; ELLA 1: oficsrs and mem-
Daughters of Union Veterans are re-
a.. auestsd TO attend The be , Ssryices Of SIS
president. on Friday. October 4. I935 at
7:3O pm. at the S. H. Hines Co. fu-
neral home.
tsignedl ALICE MEADE. Pres.
ANNA II. McELROY. Secy.
WILLIAMS. sELENA. On Friday. October Z.
1885, at FreedDlens Hospital SELMA
WILLIAMS. beloved mother of Martha
Bright and Marie Chapman. sister Of
Wheeler and Charles SCHNEIDER and
grandmother of Eta May Chapman and
Bernard Williams. Notice OF funeral
later. Remains resting at the W Ernest
Jarvis funeral church. 1892 You 81. NV.
YATES. LUCY. Departed this life Thurs
day October 3. 1895. at the residences
of her mother. 523 North Pitt ST. Alex
andria Va. LUCY YATES. devoted wife
OF Robert Yates. mother of Thomas and
BERTHE Yates. She is also survived by
her mother. Mrs. Miriah Gaskins: four
sisters. one brother Walter Gaskins of
Philadelphia. Pa, and also other rels-
tives and friends. Remains resting AZ
the John T. Rhines funeral home. ""1
No. Patrick St. Alexandria Va. No
tlce Of funeral later
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sity, receiving his masters degree and
completing work for doctors degree.
He studied also at Ohio State Univer-
sity, the University of Berlin and the
University of Pennsylvania.
He came to Washington from Mount
st. Joseph's College in Philadelphia,
where he was an instructor in history.
Previously he had taught in the public
schools of Minnesota. He was 40
years old.
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Deaths Reported.

Laura Stewart. So Emergency Hospital
Thomas Farrell. 65, Home for AGED AND
Marx Beck. 81. 90. eend st. NV.
Joseph c. Taylor. 81. 1850 Wis ave.
Mary l. Kidwell. So. st. Elizabeth's Hos.
Felicia z. Gilpin. SIS. IA Concord ave. NJ
David J. Hogs. As I735 34th st.
Paul z. Putz 80. Georgetown Hospital.
william Dorsn. 8. Children's Hospital.
Charles Z. Evans. jr.. s. Gallinger Hospital
Infant O'Malley. Columbia Hospital.
Auga Stokes. 81. Gallinger Hospital
Evening star., 1935-10-04
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY,

AODh1.
Meeting, Kit Carson, Women's Re-
lief Corps, at Soldiers, Sailors and
Marines Hall, 1lth and l. street,
7:30 pm.
Ceremonial. Tall Cedars. Raleigh
Hotel. pm.
Banquet. Pi Kappa Alpha Alumni,
Sholis cafe, 1919 G street, 7;30 pm.
Dinner, Trinity NJ E. Church. Fifth
and Seward square southeast, S pm.
Meeting, American Youth Congress
Committee, Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. c.
A., 90l Rhode Island avenue, 8 pm.
Bingo party. Eagle Tent No. 2, Inde-
pendent Order of Rechabites. Naval
Lodge Hall, Fourth and Pennsylvania
avenue southeast, $50 pm.
Meeting, Humane Education Society
Of the District, l4l4 Sixteenth street
pm.
TOMORROW.
Reception, Women's Bar ASsoci-
alton. Mayfiower Hotel, 9 pm.
Dance. Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Willard Hotel, 10 pm.
Meeting, Washington Story League
Y. w. c. A. Seventeenth and K
streets, pm.
Meeting. League for Larger Life,
14l4 Sixteenth street, 8 pm.
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FUNERAL TOMORROW

Fuperal services for Harold Nelson
Allison. 81, World War veteran who
died Wednesday in Pittsburgh. will
be held at 2 pm. tomorrow at the
home OF his sister, Mrs. Harold @.
Doyle. 1918 Huntington street Burial
will be in Rock Greek Cemetery.
Mr.. Allison died Of pneumonia after
a long illness. Besides his sister, a
brother, Arthur w. Allison, survives.
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RITES AT ARLINGTON

Funeral services with full military
honors for Reta George Leonard,
World War veteran who died Monday
at Eau Gallie. Fla. were to be held at
Arlington National Cemetery at 2
pm. today.
Mr. Leonard was q member, of
Potomac Lodge. No. S, of the Masonic
order. and of the Hotel Restaurant
Employees Alliance, Local No. 78l.
He was born in Washington. but had
been living recently in Florida. His
widow. Mrs. Maude McGraw Leonard,
survives.
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FOREIGN.
=. Greenwich time. today
ELMER DEGGES DIES
By a stan Correspondent of The Star.

BY stan Correspondent of The Star.
SOUTH AURORA HILLS. Va, Oc-
tober 4-Funeral services for Elmer
Degges. Spanish War veteran who died
yesterday at his home here, will be
held at the residence tomorrow at
10 am. Interment with military hon.
ors. will take place in Arlington Ma
aonal Cemetery.
Mr.. Degges is survived by his widow.
Mrs. Annie J. Degges; two sisters, Mrs.
Tillie B. Barber and Mrs. Sophie CAL
loway: a daughter, Pearl Degges, and
son, E. James Degges.
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SERVE RICE'S
honey KRUSHED Bread

all wheat breads. To get It's
wonderful. corrective benefits
just eat it regularly with all
meals. Try it for a To-day
period. See for yourself why
thousands hail it as the great
restorer of regularity. Avoid
limitations. Honey Krushed il
ready sliced and wrapped in q
moisture-proof package. Ask
for it by its fun name.
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The new Honey Krushed Wheat
Bread furnishes the needed
roughage. Pure honey soothes
and stimulates the intestines.
Honey Krushed Wheat Bread
is as delicious as it is effective.
Golden crust thickly studded
with crushed wheat kernels
tempting nut-like flavor. Plain
or toasted - it's the fastest Of
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Brafha.

BUCKLEY. JULIA C. Died Friday. octo-
IHaYwpshi.s ave- N,;,n6. nT. yLIa u,LI C. BUCK;
Michael z. Buckley. Notice of funeral
hereafter.
BURGESS. LLOYD. Departed this life on
gns.n gMsaneiasy as.,,, October av6 & Ig2S; e. Gal
beloved husband OF Maude Burgess He
also is survived by his father. Robert
BurEess; one brother and four sisters.
urday. October S. at am. from Holy
s g. .Sa Nss ,eTse1 4STF awe ase
terInent Mount Olivet Cemetery.
BUsHoNG. PAULINE w. On Thursday
October ?. 1885. at her residence. 20O9
Klingle rd: NV PAULINE W. BUSHONG
ICES % viii Be held ~ Al her aons iste residence ne
in.ef%snt II esdsr Hlll Cemetery. ~ Rela: s%:
tiyes and friends invited. o
cAHIIL. WILLIAM B. Suddenly. on We'd
dence. 1917 Taylor st. NV, WILLIAM
Hannah NJ; Cshili .nes gleason and
from the above residence on Saturday,
October 5. at $50 am: thence to the
mass viii be offered at 10 am, Reia-
ment in Mount olivet Cemetery.
CAHILL. WILLIAM b. Comrades OF Rich
EF17 ard J. Harden Camp. No. ..
United Spanish War Veterans
8SNY8 will assemble at 1917 Taylor st
ElaEH NV. at 9:I5 am. Saturday
&ZA October 5. 1895. to assist in
40 the funeral Of our late comrade
sD WILLIAM B. CAH1LL.
CHARLES D. LONG. Commander
HOWARD L. LESLIE. Adjutant.
CROWLEY, WILLIAM r, On Wednesday Y,
october 2. 1898, WILLIAM R.. beloved
husband OF Mary A. Crowley tnee Shea
Funeral from his late residence 1OII
North Capitol St. on Saturday october
5; at $50 am; thence to ST. .Aloysius
Church. where requiem mass will be said
at O'Clock. Relatives and friends in
vited. Interment Mount Olivet Gene
terry.
DEGGEs, ELMER E. Suddenly. on Thurs
DAY october 3. 1885, at S:I5 pm.
ELMER E DEGGES. beloved husband of
Annie J. Degges and father OF e James
and Pearl Deeges and brother Of Mrs.
Lille B. Barber and Mrs. Sophie Gallo
way. Funeral from his late residence
622 25th st. South Aurora Hills, Va on
Saturday. October 5. at 10 am Rela- :
nyes and friends are invited nterment
Arlington National Cemetery. with mil
itary honors.
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Births Reported.

Larry and Kathryn Lawrence. jr. boy
samuel and Ruby Wallace boy
Carmon and Helen De Marco, boy.
Harry and Judith Kaplowitz. boy.
Charles and Ruth Owen. boy
Richard and Rose Bendgen, boy.
j. Fendau and Mary Cain girl
Charles and Dorothy Ahlgren, girl.
Erie and Anna Enrich. girl
Lawrence and Mildred Lent girl.
Thomas and Viola Salb girl
Eilis and Virginia Hogan. girL
Wayne and Clara Travis, girl.
Melvin and Dorothy Krause girl.
Ester and Dorothy Robinson. girl.
Carl and Cora McCurdy girl
William and Lois Brennan girl
Fred and Lucille Bradford, girl
Joseph and Pearl Mazur. boy.
Clarence and Marguerite Harlowe boy.
John and Elizabeth FARRELL boy.
Harold and Nancy Canning boy.
kennard and Celeste Lana boy,
frank and Hazel CaruSo boy.
James and Susie Gallagher. girl
Emile and Maurine Waechter. girl.
Wilpert and Mary Tasker. girl
Bedford and Elizabeth Curry. girl.
James and Elizabeth Norton. girl.
Edgar and Ruby Burke girl
Emanuel and Katherine Hennessee girl
Robert and Katherine Harding. sirl.
Charles and Anna Cummings. girl.
Carnes and Jane Lee. girl.
Alfred and Martha Brown. girl
James and Lizzie Pearson, girl
Carroll and Thelma Holton girl.
Edward and Mary Skinner. girl.
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Uarn nf Uhanks

PERRY. ELLA NJ. We Wish to thank our
many friends and relatives for their
sympathy and beautiful noral tributes
at the sudden death of our wife. mother
and grandmother. ELLA M. PERRY.
AND INDIA O. GARTER
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FOUND.
LOST.

FOR LOST OR WANTED ANIMALS apply
Animal Rescue League II o st. NV.
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THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia-Fair. colder
tonight with light to heavy frost in
the suburbs, minimum temperature
about 80 degrees in the city and about
80 degrees in suburbs; tomorrow fair; {;
moderate northwest winds.
Maryland-Fair, colder tonight with
light to heavy frost in exposed places
in north portion; tomorrow fair.
Virginia-Fair, colder tonight with
light TO heavy frost in west and north
portions; tomorrow fair.
West Virginia-Fair. slightly colder
in east central portion tonight; prob
ably heavy frost tonight; tomorrow
fair.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
clear today.
Report for Last 81 Hours.
Evening star., 1935-10-04

LOST.
Lost and Found advertisements
for the daily Star ,oil be accepted
Mondays to Fridays. inclusive, up
to noon day OF issue Saturdays
and legal holidays up to 10 am.
Day OF issue. For the Sunday Star
up to II pm. Saturday.
BANK BOOKS. money. cashiers check. 2
1nd set Hamilton ssnk snd Mnr
phys. Lincoln 2667-W. A.
CAT[Lost CAT white cat. Reward. c. Jackson,
DOG-Schnauser. resembles Airedaie: an
sstionsl sstIs az 1a%s o5ss. OF s000 Reward Phone
DOG. black and white English setter. name
and address on collar. Reward. s. Gest.
1920 Hawthorne st. NV. Emerson 2s71.
ILLINOIS WATCH; seSysn.sidsd plstinur
sf address sssi scs a1ca sssE 5sD star oce
ward. Phone Emerson 643.
KEY. ri Gamma Mu M. v. G. 1894" en-
sraved on back. Reward. 1910 LIST st. NV.
PoCKETBOoK. black: New Jersey and
Mass. ave; containing glasses and personal
letter. Reward. Miss White. Decatur 1910
POLICE DOG. male, named Rex. gray
and black, 2R years old. 10 days ago. $40
reward. Phone Atlantic 4075-J:
PUPPY-Wire-haired fox terrier puppy
from "a West Kirke st. Phone Wisconsin
POCKETBOOK. lady's. black, Containing
letter. keys and money. Oct; 3. Trinidad
and Florida aves Please return to Mrs.
n. G. Nauts, 1107 Staples st. n.e., Apart
ment 4. So
v. p. /. German club pin. set In pearls:
initials w. B. c. Lost near Wyoming Apts.
or Temole School Reward. North s36S.
WATCH. Bulova. on 4th St. between @ and
II sts. s.w.. Tuesday morning. Oct. i. Re-
ward. Return TO 1853 @ st. sw.
WRIST WATCH. lady's Bulova. initiated on
back. 20. NJ. b., on Wednesday, am;
&
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Bratha.

ALLISON. HAROLD NELSON. On Wednes-
day. October 2. 1895. at Pittsburgh. Pa.
HAROLD NELSON ALLISON. beloved
thur w. Allison. F,nneral from the resi-
dence of his sister. Mrs. Harold z. Doyle.
3S1S HUNTINGTON st. NV. on Saturday.
tives invited. Interment Rock Greek
Cemetery.
BOYLE. Dr. CORNELIUS BRECKEN-
RIDGE; DIED October 3: 1885; at
LIBBY; Mont; DIR CORNELIUS BFECk-
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BRUNER, BENJAMIN III. On Tuesday. oc-
toeer l. 1885 at Garfield Memorial Hos
pital. BENJAMIN H BRUNER. husband
of Rachael Bruner. son Of John r and
DR.. Roland H. Leighton and Charles e.
Bruner. Mrs. Bessie Booker. Mrs. Nellie
Holland Marie Holland. Mrs. Ethel
Berry. Mrs. Mamie L Brooks and Mrs
Julia C. Robinson. Funeral Sunday. Oc-
tober Q. at 2:30 pm: from Frazier's
Friends invited lnterment Monday. Oc-
tober, z: at 10 an. at Arlington Ma
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CHARLES D. LONG. Commander.
HOWARD L. LESLIE, Adjutant.
DEYEREUx. FRANK B. Suddenly. on
Wednesday, October . 1885. in New
York City, FRANK B. DEVEREUX, be-
loved husband OF Florence Devereux and
father of Mrs. j. Marshall Stinchcomb,
Mrs. Thomas H DAILY. Mrs. John A. Cum
berland. Miss Mary Lou Devereux and
Frank N Devereux. Funeral from his
late residence. North Brook Courts. 1925
10th st. NV. Apt. 3l2, on Saturday.
October ). at 1890 am. REQUIEM mass
at the Shrine OF the Sacred Heart al |
o'clock Relatives and friends invited
1nterment Rock Greek Cemetery.
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Prom noon yesterday to noon todsyn
HlgheSt, "A, at AIS pm. yesterday.
Year ago 81
Lowest. 40 at 8 an today. Year ago,
81.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest. 9S. on July 20.
Lowest. =. on January 26.
Humidity fer Last "a Hours.
From noon yesterday 10 noon todayD
Highest. 81 per cent at d am. today.
Lowest. 40 per cent at noon today.
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FLOOD. JOHN r. On Thursday Octo-
ber 3. 1885. at Providence Hospital.
JOHN T. FLOOD. beloved husband Of
Louise Katherine Flood of 1O1O 5th St
ne. and father of Margaret and John
Flood and Mrs GLADYS Mudd. Services
will be held at Zurhorst funeral parlors
:iUI East Capitol St. on Monday. Octo-
Der :. at IL am. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
FREISEIS, LULA r. On Wednesday. Oc-
tober =. 1855 at her home. 31s Mont
somery ave. Laurel, Md LULA R.. be-
loved wife of Prank Freiseis. Services
at St Mary's Catholic Church. Laurel.
on Saturday. October B. at 10 am. In
terment at Ammendale, Nd.
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DEGGEs. ELMER e. The funeral of our

ELIHER T. AIIr IUIItI 81 UI UUI
late comrade. ELMER T.
DEGGES. will be from 622 25th
St. South Aurora Hills. Va,
Saturday. October ). 1885. at
10 am. All comrades assemble
at 1917 Taylor st. NV. Wash
iDRtOn at u m; thence detail
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The Sun and Noon.

Rises. Sets.
| sun. today 6.0f 54S
sun tomorrov--- h:OI 5:41
Moon. today 12:4g pm. 1913 m.
Automobile lights must be turned Oh
one-haf hour after sunset.
Precipitation.
Monthly precipitation in inches In ths
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Precipitation

Monthly precipitation in inches in q
CAPITAL Lcurrent month To datel:
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-03-20
Order

0D mOtlO0 OF the plalnIlII ana upon
hearing, and the sheriff having made on
the summons tc the defendant his return
that making diigent search for her in
the District. but she is no where to be
found," and it appearing that the de-
fendapt is not within the Jurisdiction be,
and it is ORDERED
And the said. defendant, Lucy Lam
son Newcomb Warman, is hereby
commanded to appear and answer the
entitled compIaintin which Donald Still
we'll Warman is plaintiff and she defer
dant, on or before the eleventh day of
May, 1885, for otherwise judgement
may be given against her. PROVIDED
the substance of the order and sum-
mons be published in some daily newspa.
per published in the S a u d o f
St. Croix, and of general circulation
for six successive weeks prior to the
eight DAY Of April 1885, and provided
that copies of this order be posted in
the Clerks office in the Court House
and that copy be posted in the Bull.
letin Board in the Post Office in
Christiansted. st. Croix, and provided
a copy of summons together with copy
of complaint be forwarded to defendant
by registered mail to her last known
address.
ln testimony whereof have hereunto
subscribed my name as Judge of the Dis.
trict and cause the Seal of the Court to
be attached this 18th day of February
A. D. 1885.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-25
Toulava "Slecna Liza"

Lesn1 spravce ma Pohansku
u Bfeclove 81 dial pred 3 lety
privezti z Podkarpatske Rusi
lanku, jej1z matka byla ocho-
cena. Made dostalo jmeno
Liza a ackoliv mela byti jiz
dvakrate matkou, stale Sc il RI
ka slecna, ponevadz jeste zad-
ne mlade neodchovala. Niceho
Sc neboj1 a ami pred vlakem ne
utece. Slecna Liza je pysna a
krone lesn1ho personalu, fl
nancnf straze a cetnictva 81 nj
koho nevsfmne. Podloudnfci
cukerinu sc il vyhybajf. S uni
formovanou strait Sc ma OBJ
chlzce ~zastav1, ale ami ia nesmf
ma nj sahnouti, jinak kope jak
pfedn1ma, tax zadn1ma noha-
ma. Ackolfv V ZINE byv4 vzdy
donna ma Pohansku, kde ma
chlev, letos Sc cele noci toula
pc okolf a vyhledava svetlo.
Do osad a pres hranice do Ra-
kouska 81 Size netroufa, avsak
obyvatele v samotach il musi
otevfiti, nebo byva Fla. Kdyz
vidl v lese v boude sv6tlo, tax
dlouho kope do dverf, az Sc il
otevrou. Obyvatele boudu ra-
deli opusti, ponevadz S Lfzou
nen1 radno zertovat a tax Liza
vyleze a pokracuje V obch6zce
Prij1zd1-li auto pc silnici, po-
stav1 Sc Liza do prostTed SLIM
&c a kocha Sc pohledem ma o.
sire svetlo. sofeTi, kteTi il zna-
il, il prost6 objedou, ale ne
znam1 nejdf1ve zatroub1, pax
zastavi a kdyz Sc Liza nevyhy-
ba, must il rovnez objeti. Ably
byla tato Ian rozeznavana cd
druhych, bylo il hned v mladf
ustrihnuto leve ueho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-25
"Hej, Slova-

dentd zpfvajfce "Hej, Slova-
mel"
We stfedu provedli starce
Prahou, kterou so rokG nevi-
del: kde "a mladf videl smutek
tam dnes plaly tvaTe radostf a
nadsen1m, kde vladli Nemci,
tam Sc dnes ozyval cesky no.
vor, ty Hradcany jake by jas
neji zafily. Prohledli 81 diva
dlo, nedavno z DART naroda
zbudovane, starom6stskou rad
nlci, projeli Malou stranou a
vecer byli prftomni predstave-
nj Libuse. Divadlo bylo slav-
nostne osvetleno. TomaS1k byl
stredem pozornosti v prestav-
kach, byl pozdravovan a obsy-
pan kv6ty. Pc divadle konal Sc
V MeStanske besede ma jeho
pocest koncert. Znaven, ale
prece duSevne svez1 a rozra-
dostnen takovou nadm6rnou
laskou, ulehal starecek s poci-
ty, re Czech a Slovak Sc budou
vzdy milovat a re spravne zvo-
lal pred SO Lefty: Ouch slovan-
sky zlt Dude ma veky!
Byla uspoTadana slavnostnf
academic ma zoffne. Glen Ma
rodn1ho divadla Slukov pred
nasel snajdaufdv proslov a re-
citoval basne z Cymbalu a hou-
slf.
Tomasfk podekoval a obi
NAL Sc s ceskymi bratry, memo
ha pro Shy ami dokonciti sveho
rozloucen1. Delegace Sc v So
botu 20. listopadu vratila do
svych domovu.
Pc padesati letech ie nase
Praha Ease jina, ale i ma Slo-
vensku je jinak. Necht sloven-
sky text hymny, zmeneny ma
"Hej, Slovaci!", tam pod Ia
trami jake kdysi je vyrazem
bratrstv1 a vzajemne 1cty a Ia
sky celeho naroda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-25
Zoufale nadbytky uhIi.

Ma Ostravsku ma haldach
lei jiz 81 tis1c vagonG uhli a
koksu, ktere cekaj1 ma kupce.
Dlouha leta dodavaly ostrav-
ske dolly do budapestskych to-
warren. Nyn1 je tento obchod
ztracen. MadaTi z politickych
dGvodG kupujf uhlf nemecke a
polske, ackoli jim pride draz.
Domaci odbyt ostravskeho u
hi je ztezovan teplym poca
sim. Snfzeny odbyt uhlf je pro
hornictvo tim tfzivejsf, re po-
sledni leta byly dolly znacne
racionalisovany a vykon hornf-
XII stupnovan tax, re ami pTi
normaln1 tezbe Sc nevrat1 byva
~ stav osazenstva do ostrav-
skych dolG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-25
Dcera presidentova znovu
provdana.

President a pf. Rooseveltova
oznamili snatek dcery, Amy
Roosevelt Dali S Johnem Boet-
tigerem, byv. Washingtonskym
zpravodaiem listu Tribune v
Chicagu. Oddani byli V New
Yorku. Svatebn1 obfad prove
oil soudce Fred. Kernochan,
pfftel Rooseveltovy rodiny, "a
pIftomnosti clenG obou robin.
Jak ona, tax jej1 novy man
Eel jsou oba rozvedeni. Kazdy
z mich ma dive d6ti. Mini Sc po-
zd6ji usaditi a ziti V New Yor-
ku. Dali dostala rozvod Cd
Curtis B. Dalla loni 81. cerven-
&c We statu Nevada pc sedmi-
letem manzelstv1.
Boettiger je predsedou W.
boru korporace vinopalniku a
sladkG V Americe.
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UhoTeI.

Tragick6 nestestf prihodilo
Sc v rodin6 delnfka Batovych
zavodG JankG v MaTaticfch u
Uh. Hradiste. Kolem 18. no.
diny rozsv1tila domkaTka Jan
XII petrolejovou lampu a pax
ma chv1li nekam odbehla. V
kuchyni zGstal pouze 4lety sy-
mex, ktery Sc vysplhal ma still a
stahl ma sebe lampu. Tampa Sc
padem rozbila a petrolej Wy
stfikl ma Sat dftete. Ma pokTik
hoffc1ho dftete pTibehli donna
CT Tide, kterf rychle s decka
hoffc1 Sat strhali. Ma nestestf
pTisla vsak jiz /pomoc pozde,
nebot d1te utrp6lo tezke popa-
leniny pc celem t6le. Zraneny
hos1k byl rychle dopraven k le-
kari, ktery zjistil, re popaleni-
ny jsou smrtelneho razu a re
dlteti jiz nenf pomoci.
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hCIl dS1LdC0 lIlC0TTdClOnallSCu
a pacifistG. Kritizoval take
svetovy soud, re nepodnikl mic
ma obhajobu C1ny prot Japon-
sku, a nezakrocil We valce mezi
Bolivil a Paraguay.
- Harold L. Ickes, sekretaT
Vnitra a administrator PWA
(administrace veTejnych pra-
cf) a spolu car mad petrolejo-
YOU industrif, stall Sc predme-
tenn odporu v 1tery v kongre-
su, jenz skoncil tim, re kom-
promis ~projednan byl O presi-
dentove zadosti, ably mu povo-
len byl fond $4,000, 100000 ma
prevalent veTejnych pracf pro
dobro nezamestnanych osob.
Kompromis oddaluje konecne
projednan1 zadosti presidento-
Wy v Dome do tohoto ctvrtku
nell dele.
V Dome kongresu nastal po-
plach, re snad Tckes mohl byti
presidentem ustanoven "a adj
ministratora fondu tohoto.
Recn1k Byrnes ujistil, re sam
president ma byti administra-
torem fondu tohoto a Dude We
den jednotlivymi odbory admi-
nistrace a agenturami teto.
Kompromis dial pravo neje-
nom demokratGm, ale i repu-
blikanGm, progresivn1m a far
marskym kongresnfk6m stej-
nou pr1lezitost vysloviti Sc po-
mocf dodatk1 jak O PWA tax
i jinych agenturach New Deal.
Kompromis dale opravnil a.
81 nespokojene, ably udeTili a.
nebo postarali Sc % zmeny ne
kterych pray danych presiden-
tn samotnemu.
Sekretar Ickes, kdyz v 1tery
vecer uvedomen byl, re Tecnfk
Byrns byl ujisten presidentem
Rooseveltem, re sam president
Dude rozhodovati O rozdelova-
nj fondu, rekl: "To je mne no
vinkou."
= Vlada zv1tezila v 1tery v
nejvyss1m soudu, kdyz tento
rozhodl, re president Roosevelt
ma pravo die MIRA ustanoviti
podm1nky ma odevn1 industrii
vzdor namitkam vetSiny clenG.
Pf1pad jednal O presidento-
We rozkazu zmensiti pocet pra-
covn1ch hodin v bavlnaTske in
dustrii re 40 ma Sc hodin v ty-
dnu a zvysiti mzdy die toho
pfimeTene.
Rozhodnut1m t1mto dotceno
jest ma 10000 delnfkd v 5000
zavodech, c1taje v to $50 zavo-
du V Marylandu.