davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-25
NedostaIi We vsi nocIeh.

Nekolik dIln1k1 z oboe Ger
ne ma Sumave naslo ma svych
polich znieenou 1rodu zell a
tuTfnu. Neznamf pachatele
zel1 a tur1ny z celych poll wy
trhali, klacky roztloukli a nozi
rozrezali. Skoda, kterou tim
zpGsobili, jest ovsem znacna a
pro chude rolnfky zvlast bole-
silva. Kdyz cetnictvo zacalo
vysetrovat zlomyslny Gin, zjis-
tito Sc, re den pred zpustose-
MIN poll n~avstfvilo obec neko-
lik tulakG. zadali o necleh, a.
lie protoze vyhlfzeli znacne po-
dezTele, nemel zadny z rolni-
XII odvahu nocleh jim poskyt-
nouti. Povazuje Sc "a jiste, re
odmitnutl pomstili sc pax hro-
madnym znicenim 1rody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-25
SesfIeni americke aviatiky.

V Los Angeles, admiral,
Ernest J. King, nast1nil plany
pro novou, silnou leteckou es-
kadru, jez by byla S to pfele-
tet ITCHY ocean bez zastavky.
Pravil bezprostredne zahajena
Dude stavba so aeroplanG te-
hoz typu, jake XP3Y-L, ktery
letel 1887 mil bez zastavky z
Panamy do Alamedy, Kali. Blu
de to zaklad velkeho vzducho-
veho lod'stva.
M1stnf zakladna die Kinga
je budovana v Pearl Harbar,
ma Havajskych ostrovech pro
move patrolnf lodstvo a podob-
ne dive patrolnf eskadry budou
zrfzeny v Sand Point Wash, a
Norfolk, Va.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-25
Dudy " csl. vojsku starou vsci.

Pred casem objevila Sc zpra-
va, re mali byti zavedeny dudy
do vojenske hubby. Ozvaly Sc
hlasy pro i proti. Casopis Gee
sky Lid pFinasf k tomu clanek
re jiz V letech 1920 hudebnl
kapely pfseckeho pes1ho pluku
hral strakonicky dudak. Praz-
sky nemecky kalendaT z r.
1858 pTinesl O tom obslrny W.
klad. K pluku do Plsku ma
stoupil v roce 1918 rekrut Cd
Strakonic, ktery 81 prinesl ma
oojnu dudy. Tehdejsfmu plu-
kovn1kovi Sc zal1bil tento ma
stroj a tax zaTadil dudaka do
plukoyn1 kapely. Koncerty te-
to pfsecke vojenske hubby S
dudakem Sc tax lfbily, Re z ia
ra r. 1924 tehdejsf komandujf-
CT general v Cechach hrabe
Gyulay pozval celou plukovni
hudbu z Pfsku do Prahy k pro-
dukc1m i S dudakem, ktery
hlavne vzbuzoval obdiv. Pc.
vzbudit u vojakG vedomf regio.
nalnf soudruznosti nenf spat.
lnou veci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-25
Vykopavky velke obchodni
pevnosti ma Morave.

We Starem Hradisku u Pro-
stejova ma Morave pracuje pod
vedenim archeologa DIR. Boeh-
ma z Prahy 40 delnlkd ma Cd
krytl staroveke pevnosti, jejfz
vek odhaduje Sc ma diva tisice
let. Jsou to vykopavky, ktere
S neobycejnym zajmem sleduj1
i odborn1ci z ciziny a ktere
jsou vedeckou sensac1. Loni
byly provedeny pT1pravne pra-
&c, kterymi byly zjisteny hlav-
nj obrysy tohoto starovekeho
sfdliste a objeveno misto, kde
byla hlavnf brana. W loni by
10 take zjisteno, re pod povr-
chem Stareho Hradiska jsou
ukryty stopy neobycejne mo-
hutne pevnosti, S nekolikana-
sobnymi valy a opevnenym
pfedhradfm. Letosnf vykopav-
ky byly zahajeny 8. zar1, ale
jiz nynf byly ucineny dGlezite
objevy. Pevnost byla obehna-
ma vysokym valem, "a kterym
byl hluboky prfkop. PAX byl
kolem cele pevnosti volny pas,
odd6leny Cd vlastn1 pevnosti o.
pet pTfkopem a vysokym va
lem. V teto p~rostore byly do
my t. Nv. pTehradf. Ia tim by
ly V techto prostorach naleze-
ny kusy jantaru, zelezn6 hreby
a drzadla kotlG. Poole techto
nalezG soudf odbornfci, re Sta
re Hradisko byvalo dGlezitou
obchodni pevnostf ma starove-
Ike ceste, vedoucf cd Balticke-
no more ma Jill do Italie. Prav-
depodobne Sc v nj soustTedoval
obchod S jantarem a S zelezem.
Teprve "a temito dvema valy a
pr1kopy byla vysoka zed Vast
nj pevnosti, ma nekolika mis-
tech prorazena branami. Pred
mety, ktere byly v prehradf ma
lezeny, pochazej1 z DOLBY tesne
pred narozen1m Krista. Vyko-
pavky potvrzuj1 pravdepodob-
most nekolik let. Must byti pTi
mich postupovano S neobycej-
nou opatrnost1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-25
Sedmdesatilety zenich
z Amerikv.

Krasny a dojfmavy prfbeh
lasky odehral Sc V Sumperku.
zije tam starenka, skoro sedm-
desatileta. Pochazi z velmi
zamozne rodiny, ma tazfch je-
j1ho obliceje je zTejme, re by
vala kdysi krasavic1, ale z1sta-
la s%vobodna. Jake devce Sc "a
milovala do chudeho zameGnic
keno tovarySe. Jejf rodice vsak
znamosti branili a zamecnik O.
dejel do Ameriky. o bohatou
nevestu Sc pax marne uchaze-
10 nekolik napadnfk16. Zdsta-
la v6rna sve prvnf lasce a ceka-
la, az Sc zamecnik z Ameriky
pfece vrat1. Ctyricet let trva-
10 Jejl cekan1 a piece nebylo
marne. Pred casem dostala z
Ameriky dopis. Milenec psal.
Upffmne vylfcil We SVEN dopi-
Sc, Jak Sc nekolik rokh V Anne
rice vselijak- protloukal, jak
pax vstoupil jake strojnik do
americke armady, zfskal stat
nj obcanstv1 a ozenil Sc. Pred
Lefty mu zena zemTela. Pc ce-
lych ctyficet let nosil V dust
vzpomlnku ma svou prvnf lasku
a ptal Sc, smel-li by prijet do
Sumperka jake zenich. Verna
nev6sta mu odepsala a zenich
nyni skutecne pTijel. Starous-
kove jsou stastni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-25

V radostny den oslavy zaloze-
nj Republiky Ceskoslovenske,
ktery slaven Dude Baltimorsky-
mi Cechoslovaky, jest nam mi
lou povinnost1 vzpomenouti to-
to, jehoz telesna schranka spo-
peln6na byla ma Loudon hrbi-
tove pred lety.
V~zpom1name dra. Jaroslava
Touly, majitele lekarny ma
Ashland a Washington ulicich.
Vzpomfname, jak v dobe po-
mute, kdy valka bojovana, kdy
ob6tf tax potrebf bylo ku stast-
menu skoncenf, pracoval a xii
du sobe nepral. Gay ulice, KITE
rou denne chvatal, ably v "Su-
nu" odevzdaval krajanske 1pi-
sy ma bondy Svobody, usporne
znamky a ostatnf, ktere S tako-
YOU namahou sbiral a jejichz
~vysledky americka verejnost
pohnuta byla, kdyby mluviti
mohla, ~nezataJila by!
V krajanskych veTejnych
schGzfch a prac1ch, DIR. Toula
byl vzdy ma SVEN m1ste nevS1-
MAZE 81 kritiky kratkozrakych,
ale ida "a GLEN sobe vytknu-
tym bez valiant!
PTet1zen namahou, slabl.
Kdyz Taditi pocala Influenza, v
lekarne pracoval az telo osla-
bene ztracelo vic a vice v boji
proti zarodkGm desne nemoci
te. Loucil Sc s milou rodinou
svoj1 a svetem povzdechem
"Pracujme."
V praci I'll, v praci skonal
Budiz cest jeho pamatce!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-25
Pokani zahadneho kajfcnfka.

Pocatkem m6sfce zarf odev-
zdal prazske policii jeden knee
14.500 Kc. Tyto penfze mu
We zpovednici dial neznamy ka-
j1cnfk. Pry v roce 1920 ty pc
n1ze nasel We vlaku u Cimelic a
nalez neohlasil. Svedomi mu
nedalo spat, ackoliv pry rozda-
val 1roky z nalezenych a ne
odevzdanych pen6z chudym.
Nyn1 pc patnacti letech sc roz-
hodl odevzdati pen1ze zpoved-
nlkovi, ably je dial policii a ia
Ease tomu, KIDD je ztratil. Praz-
ska policie tedy ma a., 500 KG
a marne hleda jejich majitele.
Nikdo Sc k penez1m nehlasf a
take z te dolby nenf nikde vede-
ma ztrata techto penez. PTislo
Sc vsak ma jinou vec. V roce
1919 byl zavrazd6n sm1chov-
sky fezn1k Emanuel Svoboda Il
Cimelic. Pachatel nebyl tehdy
vypatran. y mrtveho fezn1ka
Svobody Sc nenaslo ami hale
re, ale bylo zrejmo, re penfze
mel a re byl obran. Usuzuje Sc,
jestli tyto' penfze nepochazeji
z tohoto zlocinu a prfpad nyni
~vysetfuje jak policie, tax i Get
nictvo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-25
Utek medvedI pred pozarem

V les1ch mad Dolnlm Llpto-
VEN u Ruzomberka, 1900 me-
trG vysoko v horach, zacal no
ret les. Vftr ohen podporoval
a snaha hasic6 i vojska, ktere
k pozaru pTijelo, byla marina.
Ohen Sc drave s1Til i pres tfice-
timetrove mytiny nakvap ko-
lem mfsta pozaru delane. Les
nj odbornfci vypocetli, re sho-
Telo 5000 k~ubickych metrG drl-
vi. Skoda daleko pfesahuJe
pGl milionu Kc. Ohen horel asi
cely tyden, nez Sc podarilo pod
zemnf pozar udusit. Sotva-vy-
Sicily prvni plameny, zpozoro
vala nebezpecf lesn1 EVER. /
hned zacala kvapem opoustet
mfsto zkazy. Jeleni, srnci, di-
vocf vepTi, dokonce diva med
medi 1prkem a S feyem Sc hna-
Ii. z horfciho lesa daleko do hlu
bokych sousedn1ch lest.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-25
Praha, jedno z nejzdravsjsich
NEST Evropv.

Skutecnost re Praha jest jed
MIN z nejzdravejsfch NEST E
vropy, vzbuzuje opravdu obdiv
Prazand. Vysv1ta to z prave
uveTejnene mezinarodni Stats
tiky pr1merne c1slice vyse u
mrtnosti v evropskych hlav-
mich mestech. Nejnezdravej-
sim mestem Evropy jsou Athe-
ny, potion Lisabon, Carihrad,
Madrid, Bukurest, Budapest,
Parfz, Rim, Widen, Varsava a
Londyn. PT1znivejs1 cfsla nez
Praha mali tato mesta: Oslo,
Berlin, stockholm, Bern a Bru-
sci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-25
KU PREDU!

V basni uveTejnene V "Te-
legrafu" 2. listopadu r. 1918
cesky B%altimoran, Josef Reichl
mezi jinym zadal:
"Ku pTedu! To heslo ma pa
metz must mfti kazdy z mas, my
nezastavfme Sc! At Sc dele &C
chce kolem mas: my semkneme
Sc jeste vice a napnem vsecky
silly, my dale pGjdem v BOZ "a
svobodu k vytknutemu Gill;"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-25
zeIva ustrihla hlavu labuti.

V Toledo, zelva s ostrymi
celistmi, tax Nv. snapper, u
cinila konec jiz druhe re til Ia
butt v zoologicke zahrade. La
but natahla dlouhy kirk, ably
pod vodou hledala v bahne po-
travu. zelva il hlavu primo u
stTihla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-25
Z oblibene basne Boleslava
Jablonskeho:

O, zijte bratr1 narodd zas
svemu,
nebudte mrtv1 jeho 1dove;
pTihlaste sc k matce sve a k
nemu,
co vernf bratf1, vern1 synove.
Jazyk svGj ctete, zvyky sve
a prava,
dokazte skutkem, re jste
Cechove,
a vlasti nas1 opet vzejde slava
jakou Sc skveli slavn1 predkovt
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-25
Pro novou slavu Ceskosloven
skeho statu.

V den %. ffjna Cechoslovaci
Marylandu slaviti budou Tile
tie vyroc1 zalozenf Republiky
Ceskoslovenske. Tohoto roku
oslava konana Dude CO nejvhod
n6js1m zpGsobem d1ky ustano-
venf zakonodarnou statu Ma
ryland, jfmz governor statu O.
pravnen prohlasiti den %. r1j-
ma letosn1ho roku a vsech ma
stavaj1c1ch ku oslave a vzpo-
m1nce zalozenf Republiky Ces-
koslovensk6.
Cechoslovaci tohoto statu ma
il pysni byti ma fakt, re Mary
land je prvnfm a jedinym sta
tenn We Spojenych Statech u
znavaj1c1m Cechoslovaky. &C.
choslovaci opet snaziti Sc mali
oslaviti den ten co nejdGstoj-
neji.
Ucelem oslavy teto jest spoil
ii Cechoslovaky V bratrskou u
nil, vzbuditi v Mich poznovu
slavu Ceskoslovenskeho statu,
jeho demokratickych zasad
zbudovanych ma Americkem i
dealu demokracie. Ones cely
svet obdivuje vykony presiden-
ia T. G. Masaryka, jichz byl
vGdc1m duchem v boil O Cesko-
slovenskou samostatnost spolu
S jinymi Ceskoslovenskymi pra-
covn1ky.
Vskutku, je mne zvlastn1 W.
sadou,ze mne primo bylo ma me
skrovne ceste zivotn1 pomoci,
ably resoluce zakonodarny by
la pTijata a doufam, Re oslava
vzbud1 srdecny souhlas v srd-
cfch vsech Cechoslovakn bez
rozdflu nabozenskych nebo po-
litickych presv6dceni. Budme
vsichni vernymi Cechoslovaky
v den %. Tfjna.
At zije jeste dlouha leta p.
President Ceskoslovenske Re-
publiky, T. G.. Masaryk, jehoz
velkymi obetmi z1skali jsme
pfatelstvf Spoj. Statd a toho v
den %. T1jna:
Barva cervena, modra a bfla.
druz1 Sc k hvezdnatemu prapo-
ri Americkemu!
Vsem Cechoslovak1m cd srd-
&c k srdci:
T6sme Sc, re jsme prvnf ma
rod V Americe, kteremu jest
dovoleno oslavovat vitezstvi
sve rodne vlasti.
Slibme sob6, re vzdy, kdy to-
no Dude tTeba, budeme praco-
vati spolecne pro dobre jmeno
a cest Ceskoslovenskeho ma
roda.
We spojenf jest sfla!
Zdar a dobrou Will preje vsem
Jaroslav Toula, mi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-25

V ramci oslav II. vyrocf "a
lozen1 Ceskoslovenske Republic
ky sehraje Dram. Odbor Sok,
Jed. Blesk vypravnou hru ces-
koslovenskeho odboje "a sve-
tove valky Sc zpevy a tancem Q
3 jednan1ch pod maven "Ze-
lena Garda".
Pc peclivem uvazeni, rezise-
Fl PIP. J. KaSpar a A. CihlaT
rozhodli Sc vypraviti tuto Wy
bornou hru, znaj1ce dobTe au-
tora p. j. L. Doudlebsk6ho, ja-
ko jednoho z nejleps1ch drama
tickych spisovatelG dnesn1 do
by. Hudebn1 a zp6vnf cast
zpracoval mas baltimorsky kra-
jan p. Anton1n CihlaT. Odbor-
nou vypravu jevist6 "Lesnate-
no pohoTi Orlickych Hor" pro-
vede p. J. Vala. Svetelne efek-
ty ffzeny budou p. E. Ceskym.
Zp6vy doprovazf p. E. st6tka.
V meziakt1 obveselovati Dude
obecenstvo hudba sokolskeho
dOrostu. Zacatek je stanoven
pTesn6 ma 3 hodinu odpoledn1.
Vstupn6: pT1sp6vek ma telocvic
nou Skolu 40c, d6ti zoe.
VSichni krajan6 jsou zvani
k tomuto slavnostn1mu pred
stavenf. o vyznamu %. Rfjna
promluvf znamy ceskosloven-
sky pracovn1k narodn1 a diva
delhi p. j. R. CihlaT, statnf d.
v6rnfk Csl. Narodnf Rady v A
merice.
V "Zelene Garde" autor wy
stfzne l1c1 stradan1 a dtisk ces-
keno lidu "a sv6tov6 valky, kdy
zvlast6 ma sklonku roku 1918
rakousk6 b6sn6ni dostupuje VIZ
chole. Hra uchvatf vas pouta-
wynn podan1m, poc1tfte sami ma
sobe tn dusnou thu DOLBY, jez
tehdy ma vSem %eskem lezela-
a vdere-li Sc YAM slza V Tasy.
pax jist6 stavate Sc tn svedkem
okamziku, kdy ceske srdce Sc
otevrelo dokoTan a nabidlo vse
co melo ma oltaT sv6 tezce zkou
Sene vlasti!
Jake noe byva nejtissf pred
dsvitem, takov6 bylo i ono MI
have T1jnov6 jitro 1918, kdy
jen sepot nesl Sc Cd 1st k dstdm
a s nedockavost1 byl ocekavan
pTichod "Slunce Svobody". A
S prvnfmi zpravami z maticky
Prahy razem zajasala a pro,
mluvila celia zeme!
Chapeme dnes vsichni pine
to St6stf "Svobody" naseho H.
du? Odpov6d najdeme V slf-
bene hTe a pax jist6 z nejvnitT-
nfho pTesvedcen1 81 uv6dom1me
proc il name milovati, vaziti 81
il a V pf1pade potfeby il poma-
hat haiti!
V "Zelene Gard6" spatrf di-
wax proste, vesnicke hochy,
nadsene vlastence re zapad-
lych d6dinek, kteT1 neil by po-
mahali nenavid6nemu Rakous-
ku, rad6ji sbehnou cd svych
plukG a posadek, s~chovavaj1 Sc
pc les1ch a jeskyn1ch, stale wy
DAM nebezpecf, re budou vyslf-
d6ni cernozlutymi cetnfky a V
poutech odvedeni, by pykali "a
zradu cfsaTe!
Del je spestTen romankem
dvou mladych, zamilovanych
lidicek, protkan zdravym sibe-
nicnfm humorem "Gardisty
Pep1ka" a mohutnymi sborovy-
mi zpevy. Dale upozornuje~
me ma odbojovy, revolucnf cho-
raj "Gardo" V druhem jedna-
nj! V teto hre 1cinkovati bu-
de 35 osob.
Navstevnfky divadla zada-
me, ably Sc V cas- dostavily I've
3 bod. odpol.) Hlavnf dGvody
jsou, ably Sc mohlo pTesne zac1-
ii a "a druhe, ably nebyla ru-
sena hra opozd6lymi!
Krajan6! Pomnete, re letos-
nj oslava II. vyroc1 trvanf Csl.
Republiky jest zvlaste vyznam-
ma a proto vzhGru do Sokolov-
ny ne slavnostnf pTedstaveni
jiz tuto ned6li, kde vas Dude O.
cekavati prfjemny divadelni
pOzitek. Dop.
XII PREDHI
Evening star., 1935-02-24
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY

TODAY.
Outing, Red Triangle Outing Club,
meet Seventeenth street and New
York avenue, 7:30 am.
Dance, George Washington Lodge,
Birth Sholon, La Fayette Hotel, 8 pm.
TOMORROW.
Meeting, celebrating Ell Dorado
Clubs silver anniversary year, Hamil-
ton Hotel, s pm.
Meeting. Fellowcraft Club of Leb-
anon Lodge, 920 Bladensburg road
northeast, s pm.
Card party, Samla Temple Lodge,
No. 81, Daughters of the Nile, 28O9
Chesterfield place, pm.
Banquet, Business and Professional
Women, La Fayette Hotel, $50 pm.
FUTURE.
Meeting, Washington Photographic
Society, address by Sigred Larson, 917
Twenty-third street, pm, Tuesday.
Social and card party, by the
League Of the Sacred Heart, benefit
Church of the Nativity, 5000 Georgia
avenue, $50 pm, Tuesday.
Evening star., 1935-02-24
HEARING DATE SET
IN SHOOTING OF DAY
Wife Who Wounded Policeman
Ordered to Appear March 8
on Assault Charge.

Mrs Gertrude Day, Al, will be given
a preliminary hearing in Police Court
March on a charge of assault with
intent to kill in connection with the
shooting Tuesday of her husband,
Policeman James P Day, 35.
The date for. the hearing-contin-
gent upon the ability of her hus-
band to appear-was fixed yesterday
when Mrs. Day was arraigned before
Judge John P. Mcmahon She is
at liberty under $1,000 bond.
Day, attached to the twelfth pre-
cinct, was shot in the side by Mrs.
Day when she said he threatened to
strike her with a small cedar chest
at their home, 1708 First street north
east, when she went there to get
clothing for their three children.
They had not been living together.
Day is still in a serious condition in
Sibley Hospital.
Evening star., 1935-02-24
.FAMOUSSURGEONS|
WILL CONFER HERE|
Sectional Meeting of Ma
tionaI Group to Be Held
April II and II.

Washington will be host on April
11-l2 to a sectional meeting OF the
American College Of Surgeons. This
meeting, it was announced yesterday
will bring about 500 surgeons here
from Maryland, Virginia, Delaware
and West Virginia and the District
of Columbia. and an equal number
of trustees, superintendents and others
interested in hospital work.
The American College Of Surgeons
the largest and most influential as
sociation of surgeons in the world
has a membership Of 1881 fellows
of the highest professional standing
A Committee on Arrangements fol
the meeting has been working fol
three months. DIR. Ralph M. LIE
Comte is chairman and DR.. z. w
Titus is secretary. Headquarters will
be established at the Hotel May
flower.
Clinics to Be Held.
The scientific program will consist
pitals, medical motion pictures and
scientific addresses. Technical and
scientific phases of surgery will be
demonstrated through the perform
ance of actual operations.
Among the distinguished visiting
surgeons, officials Of the American
College of Surgeons and others, will
be the following: Franklin H. Martin
M. D., Chicago, director general
American College Of Surgeons; George
Grille, M. D., Cleveland, director
Cleveland Clinic Foundation: Che
Waller Jackson, M. D., Philadelphia
professor of bronchoscopy and ESQ
phagoscopy. Temple University; Fred
erick w. Bancroft, M. D., New York
gerry. Columbia University College OF
Physicians and Surgeons: Charles l.
Scudder, Boston. consulting surgeon
Massachusetts, General Hospital; AL
fred w. Adson, M. D.. Rochester
Mimi, chief neurosurgeon at Mayo
Clinic: lie Roy Long, M. D., Oklahoms
City, director. LIE Roy Long Clinic;
Robert B. Greenough, NJ. D., Boston
president, American College Of Sur
geons: Frederic A. Besley, M. D., Wau.
kegan, professor Of surgery, North.
western University Medical School
Fred w. Rankin, M. D.. Lexington
surgeon, st. Joseph's and Good Sa'
maritan Hospitals: John o. Mercy
nolds, M. D., Dallas, ophthalmic anc
aural surgeon, st. Pauls. Parklane
and Methodist Hospitals. Scottish Ritz
Hospital for Crippled Children; Rob
ert jolly, Houston, superintendent
Memorial Hospital and president
American Hospital Association; Nal
colin T. MacEachern, M. D., Chicago
associate director, American Colleg,
of Surgeons, and director of hospita
activities; M. N. Newquist, M. D.
Chicago, department of industria
medicine and traumatic surgery
American College of Surgeons.
Open Session Planned.
A two-day hospital conference vii
be held under direction Of DR.. Nal
colin T. MacEachern. OF particular
interest to the public is the announce.
ment of a community health meet
ing, which the college is sponsoring
the evening of April IL in Constitu'
ton Hall.
According to DR.. Franklin H. Mar
tin,. director general of the organiza'
ton, 1t Is the desire to afford thu
lay public an opportunity to heal
some Of the Nations leading authori'
ties on health and hospital matters
Some 1000 persons will be accommo
dated at this open meeting.
Evening star., 1935-02-24
"H0RN-T00TERS" HIT

Motorists Urged to Drive Week
Without Noise.
Apropos of the noise disarmament
campaign" the A. A. A. District of
Columbia Motor Club yesterday sug-
gested to motorists that they try driv-
ing their cars full week without once
sounding the horn.
Many motorists will be surprised to
find horn-honking can be cut down to
Evening star., 1935-02-24
VOTE FOR DISTRICT
TO Be DISCUSSED.
Leaders of Representation
Movement to Attend Din
ner of Women's League.

National representation for the
District of Columbia viii be discussed
by members Of the Senate and House
and other prominent speakers at a
dinner meeting in the La Fayette
Hotel at Z pm. Tuesday under the
auspices of the Committee on Gov
ernment and its Operation and the
Subcommittee on National Repre-
sentation of the Voteless District OF
Columbia League of Women Voters.
Among the speakers will be Senator
Copeland of New York, Senator Capper
of Kansas, author of pending national
representation legislation in the Sen
ate; Representative Mary Norton,
chairman of the House District Com
mittee; Miss Belle Sherwin, past
president of the National League OF
Women Voters, and Miss Marguerite
Wells. president of the league.
Guests of Honor.
Among the guests of honor will
be Representative Isabella Greenway
of Arizona, Theodore w. NoyeS and
John Joy Edison. Each department
of the District league will have one
or more tables for members and
friends.
Miss Wells will tell of work in the
various States in behalf of national
representation for the District. One
OF the items on the support program
of the national league and local
leagues throughout the United States
is to ask their State Legislatures to
memorialize Congress in behalf of the
program.
40-Hour-Week Law Backed.
The Executive Board of the District
CT Columbia League of Women Voters
at its February meeting passed a
resolution sponsoring the proposed
40-hour- r-week law for woman workers
in the District of Columbia which the
leagues Committee on Government
and Economic Welfare, headed by
Mrs. William Kittle, has drawn up
after several months of study in CO.
operation with experts in this field of
legislation.
The proposed act extends and
clarifies in several important respects
the present eight-hour law for wo-
men workers in the District. 1t in
cludes in its provisions eight kinds of
establishments to which the present
law does not apply. 1t eliminates
the ambiguity in the present law
with regard to the number of days
work in one week and total hours,
If work is done in more than one
establishment. 1t makes specific pro-
visions for administrative machinery
and funds for carrying out the law,
not made in the present law. Mrs.
Norton has introduced the bill in
the House.
Evening star., 1935-02-24
Marriage Licenses.

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john Jeffery. 80. 3O5e Ellicott St, and
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Arie BaggeTman, 36. and Lavena W. NC
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