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The Washington times., 1936-04-27
APPEAL IS LOST
BY Yz|0NCHECK

The United States Court Of Ap-
peals announced today that 1t has
denied the petition of Representa-
tive Marion A. Zioncheck CD, Of
washington. who was convicted in
Police Court several months ago
on drunk and diSorderly charges
arising out Of New Year Eve eel
ebration.
Representative Zioncheck had
been arrested on complaint OF
the janitor of a fashionable Con-
necticut Avenue apartment house
during the early morning Of JAN
uary /.
In Police Court it was testified
that he was intoxicated and had
taken the switchboard operators
place and was amusing himself
by plugging in all the telephone
connections to the various apart
mentS in the building.
Judge Walter j. Casey, the same
magistrate who last week imposed
fines totaling $45 against the Con-
The Washington times., 1936-04-27
PL AN TO SELL
CLOSED BANKS
STUDIED
international News Service

international news service
Perfection of a vast sales ma
chine to be used in liquidating
frozen assets of closed national
banks occupied Treasury Off
cials today.
Agents operating under Deputy
Comptroller of the Currency Viii.
liam Prentiss are surveying condi-
tions in every community with
closed bank. It is expected that
some time during the next 18
months the holdings of every
closed bank will be put up for
public sale, and it is estimated
more than 400 million dollars
will be pumned into circulation
through liquidation proceedings.
AT present there are 1857
closed banks in which more than
3,50O,00O persons have a finan-
cial stake. The bulk of the bank
holdings consists of real estate
for which there has been vir-
tually no market for several
years.
Among properties the Treasury
will attempt to sell are 1000
farms, 1000 residences, $500 i'm
proved business properties, 5000
unimproved business properties,
$50 bank buildings and countless
other items.
The Comptroller's office al
ready has conducted a number of
experimental sales, principally in
Southern towns and cities. The
procedure adopted in these trials
has been to advertise a public
auction of a closed banks realty
holdings through newspapers and
sell through two skilled auc-
Ei0neerS
The Washington times., 1936-04-27

town University, will be guest
speaker at the Cosmopolitan Club
meeting, Thursday, at 1890 p. M,
in the Carlton Hotel. His topic
will be tine Ways Of Russia"
The Washington times., 1936-04-27

gresham for speeding and con-
tempt, convicted Zioncheck fol-
lowing his New Years Eve party,
and imposed fines totaling SIS.
The Washington times., 1936-04-27

Talks on Soviet
DR.. Leonid I. Strakhovsky, pro
3eSsor of modern history at George
The Washington times., 1936-04-27

DAISY ALLEN, an Ok
ford, England, girl, had q
heart attack. A physician,
finding the heart had ceased
beating, injected q powerful
stimulant and resorted to
artificial respiration. After
IL minutes her heart began
to beat again. She is now re-
covering. international News
Photo.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-06

LIE looked uncomfortable. well.
l. i you can't blame her when you
know how hard she fought for her
success"
That, Sylvia knew. was one Of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-06
BY Williams
BY BlOsser.
BY Edgar Rice Burroughs

To distract Gudah's attention so that Tantor.
the friendly elephant, might strike mortal blow.
Tarzan leaped to Gudah's back What was more,
the valiant ape-man crept slowly toward Gudahs
head as if inviting the demoniac beast to seize
him in that mighty trunk.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-07-22

A detailed report of these activities
will be made to the Attorney General
of the United States as required by law.
1t is enough to say here that the work
of the Court has been heavier and more
varied than at any time IN the past de
cade.
2, The clearing up of the Probate
Decker. which had been clogged and stag
nant for fifteen years, TO the great dis
tress of devisees and legatees. some of
whom were aliens and had invoked the
assistance of their own Governments in
expediting the settlement Of estates in
the Virgin Islands.
The Probate Docket has been brought
up TO date. Every estate. the admDistra
tlun of which has been during the years
1921 TO 1884 inclusive. has been adjudl-
Gated or is ready for final adjudication.
All other estates are going forward in
accordance with law.
detailed report of this phase of the
work of the District Court OF the Virgin
Islands will be presented TO the Atlor
ney General of the United States.
3. Compilation of the Laws of the
Virgin Islands.
This compilation has been made. A
compilation of the Ordinances and Reso
luton of the Municipality of st. Thomas
and st. John, and compilation of the
Ordinances and Resolutions Of the NUM-
~ipality of ST. Croix. and compilatlc q
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-07-22
Judge Levitt lenders
Resignation To President
ISLANDS FACE TURBULENT
PERIOD

What may develop into another battle
between the loca judiciary and the ex-
ecutiye fiared into the open this week
when District Court Judge Albert J,e-
witt rendered bis resignation to the Presi
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-07-22
Random Notes

Mr.. 81. N. Mckenzie, Public Works
Chief suffered slight stroke while in his
office yesterday. DR.. Knott was summoned
and was for several hours with Mr.. Nc
Kenzie This morning he showed signs of
recovery. With the Federal projects and
the usual municipal work Mr.. Mckenzie
has been carrying heavy load.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-07-22

There was rain, accompanied by high
wind in this island last night The baro
meter showed slightly downward tendency.
Having entered the storm period many
people grew anxious over the sudden
change in the weather. This morning
lines of rain was measured in Chris
tiansted.
Mr.. Harry Taylor, administrator for
st. Croix arrived here on the "Vigilant"
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. R. Larsen arrived here
yesterday On the IS. Mary"
Mr.. Erik Stakemann returned to St.
Croix yesterday on the "Vigilant."
The IS. s'Nerissa" is expected to arrive
at Frederiksted tonight.
The Municipal Band gave concert in
the park last night.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-07-22
RESIGNATION
July IA, 1886.

Tie President,
The white House.
Dear Mr.. President:
have the honor to tender my resig-
nation as Judge of the district Court of
the Virgin Islands, to take effect when
my successor is appointed and qualified.
When | assumed my duties as Judge
of the District Court of the Virgin Is
lands Oh December IL, 1885, undertook
four tasks which have been carried out
as follows:
l. The maintenance and continuance
OF the district Court of .the Virgin Is
lands.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-07-22

dent of the United States, led an attack
on the Cramer administration and grid
ed himself to carry the fight for what
he calls free judiciary. 10 singing
indictment he charged the administra
ton with interfering with the function
ing of the Court, and floutlng and vioat
ing the law.
Neither Governor Cramer nor Judge
Levitt admitted today that break ex
lists. but limited strongly that relation
ship has not been of the best.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-07-22
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-10
Znacka "Briza a borovice".

On Sc jmenuje Jir1 Jung, je
mu tricet let a nazyva Sc vypo-
mocnym hajnym We Lhotce,
Nen1 vsak zadny hajny, jenom
vypomahal nejaky cas- svemu
staremu otci We sluzbe, ale ten
no nemohl potfebovat a vyho-
dill no. Synacek je totiz naram
ny lump. Jung Sc ozenil S 26
letou svadlenou Mari1 a pax Sc
S nj dial rozvest. Pres to vsak
manzele spolu dale zili a jak
[figura ukazuje, moe dobfe 81
rozumeli. Jung v dohode Sc
svou chot1 dial 81 do Narodnl
Politely inserat, V nemz tvrdil,
re je svarny mlady lesnlk a re
by Sc seznamil Sc starsl d1vkOu
nebo vdovou "a 1celem poz-
dejsfho snatku. Podm1nka by
la, ably interesantka vladla We
mem nejm6ne padesati tislc
Kc. Komu Sc tato nab1dka "a
mlouva, necht dop1se ma mac
ku "Br1za a borovice".
PTihlasila Sc jista L. Jung il
ukazal lhotske lesy a povldal:
Zde vladnu. Mimo to sc j
zmfnil o tom, re ma bratra to-
varnfkem. PAX prohlasil, re
Sc S nj ozen1. Upozornil j
vsak, re je Size rozveden, nj
koli vsak rozloucen. Jeho man
zelka svolf k rozluce jenom v
tom pT1pade, dostane-li vyplat-
ne $4,000 Kc. Nevesta souhla-
sila a tax vsichni til Sc odebra-
Ii k advokatovi. Tam Jungo-
va 'podepsala plnou moe k po-
DAM zaloby O rozluku, nacez
il slecna L. vyplatila zadane
penfze. Pozdeji Sc vsak dove
della, Re zaloba nebyla poda-
ma, re Jung dale zije Sc svou
zenou a o jejf penfze Sc cteni
manzele rozdelili. Pozdeji Sc
pokusil Jung stejnym zpdso-
benz vylakat pen1ze ma jine ne
veste. Drive pax, nez penlze
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-10

Mnohonasobny milionar, KITE
ry vynikal neobycejnym podi-
vinstv1m, zemTel v karlovar-
skem hotelu. Byl to 69lety vi
lem Geipel, velkoprGmyslnik z
Ase. Mel nekolik domG We Vi
dni, v Pesti, v Jugoslavii a ia
Ike znacny majetek ma Kanar-
skych ostrovech. Jiz mnoho
let jen cestoval a zejmena rad
|jezdil do Afriky. Nikde vsak
dlouho nevydrzel. Pov6stny
byl tim, re v nejprepychovej-
SIGH a lazenskych mfstnostech
kouril z dymky a chodil v ma
padne hrubych a prostych sa-
tech. Nemotornost1 a grobi-
anstv1m dopaloval cele sve o.
kohl. Jednou zapomnel We VIA
ku svou vlnenou salu, kterou
nosil v zine, v lete kolem kr-
ku, plnych tTicet let. Sala jiz
Poole toho v%ypadala. Pet set
Kc no to stale, neil dostal
zpravu, re sala byla nalezena.
PAX Sc ale o nj nestaral. Jindy
vzbouTil cely hotel. Kdyz pTi-
BELLA pokojska a vratny, mari
zoval jim S velkou pTfsnosti, re
ami jedno re tTf oxen jeho po-
koje nesmf byt otevlrano, ably
mu neuletla "moTska parma
Anna. Ukazal jim ma malou
vodni vazku - sidlo - ktera
vletla oknem do pokoje. Vse-
chen personal hotelu musel 81
do chytat. PAX je podivfn "a
vrel mezi dvojite okno. Pospf-
chal pax Ike knihkupci. Koupil
plno knih O zivote zviTat a Sci
ma poradu k majitelce hotelu:
eco il sfdlo nejradeji?" Pc
dlouhych poradach Sc shodli
ma medu. Ia tyden Sc sidlo u
topic v hrnku s medem. Jak
podivinsky I'll, tax take podi-
Whisky zemfel. Postal 81 pro
lekare, fekl mu, co no trapf, a
kdyz mt lekaf chtel pTedepi-
sovat leky, Tekl mu, ably 81 je
"nechal" sam. Napil sc vody a
skonal. Ranila no mrtvice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-10
Spalily mapy.

Do slovenske oboe Policemo
ma Lucenecku pTijeli til tired
nj geometfi premerovat poem
ky. Nell S sebou katastraln1
mapy. Ubytovali Sc u roln1ka
J. Uhrina. Kdyz merrill v po-
Itch, Uhrin sebral jejich mapy
a svolal sousedy. Vylozil jim,
kdyz zmiz1 mapy, re nebudou
ufady vedet, kolik pozemkd
komu z mich patti a nebudou
Jim moci vymerovat dane. A
hned "a velkeho jasotu mapy
spalili. Geometri ucinili trest-
nj ornament. Katastralnf ma
py mely cenu 20 tisfc Kc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-10

' Brine mel byt projednavan
6. listopadu spor, v nemz ma
lavici obzalovanych mel byti
spisovatel romanu "Panstvo v
talaru", advokat JUDI. Jaro-
slav Mayer z Tabora. DR.. Ma
yer zadal, ably byl process pro-
jednavan mimo Brno. Vrchnf
soud zadosti advokata-spiso-
vatele vyhovel a delegoval pro
ces k okresn1mu soudu do il
hlavy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-10
Napsal spisovatel Nejmenovany.

"a lidi Sc narodu "a zastupce
k delani zakon1 vnucuje!"
horlil pan Sizunek.
"Take mne to prekvapuje!'
desil Sc pan Demuth.
"Ano, to je do nebe volajl-
Gil" oval Sc najednou HAS z
kouta senkovny, kde pr1tmi
sed6lo nekolik host1. Hadaj1-
CT Sc razem stichli.
"Zrovna jsme tady rokovali
O kandidaturach svych poslan-
cd," pokracoval HAS nahle Sc
ozvavsf. Byl to jeden z mist
mich remeslnfkG. Krejc1 Neu-
navny. "A jiz jsme Sc ma kan
didatech usnesli a ty posadl-
Pan Demuth 81 drive kolem
stolu v koute besedujfcf hrube
nevsiml. Bylo to nekolik mist
mich zivostnfk1 a nekolik Sc
dlakG z okolf. Sesli Sc zde, "a
by Sc ma kandidatech posla-
nectv1 usnesli, ale jemu Sc o
tom ami nezmfnili
ga svolam verejnou schulz
volicG!" oval Sc pan sizunek.
"Tak YAM ma nj povlme, CO
jste "a pana!" zasmal Sc mu
Neunavny.
ga 81 svolam take schGzi vo
licG!" zvolal pan Demuth.
"Tak uslys1te, CO o vas SOU
dfme!" vyvstal najednou je-
den re sedlak1. eco bylo, to
vine! A to nebylo dobre a pro-
to to vice nechceme. Stojlme
ma prahu move dolby, cd nfz O.
cekavame polepsen1 vsech
svych pomerG a ty, panove, Wy
nepolepsfte, protoze prave Ii
de, jake Wy, jejich thu zavini-
Ii. Wy je ami nepoleps1ti ne
mGzete, nebot kdybyste to do
vedli a umeli, tedy byste byli
jednali jinak neil jste jedna-
Ii, kdyz jste platne jednati mo-
hi a NELL"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-10
Y Chytrak0ve
Napal spsovahl Nejmenovany.


Sc stale jemu,to pro Chytrakov
a ieho obyvatelstvo nezname-
nalo zadne nestest1, protoze Sc
to Dude zde svym casem /opa-
kovati opetne, aniz by Sc Chy-
trakov do zeme prepaid a o.
byvatele jeho vymizeli.
Jina doba zavola 81 Ease j.
ne move lidi, vse p6jde opet da
lie svou cestou v pred, ia costa
znova "a nekolik let stane sc
malichernou, a Chytrakove
opet ujmou sc vedenf verej-
INCH veci a spolecenskeho Ii
vota now Tide, kter1 p6jdou
vstrrfc opet jenom nevdeku
a komicnosti jake sli pan Sizu-
mex a jeho era ---
My Sc smejeme starym, nam
Sc budou smati ii, KIDD prijdou
po mas, a jenom O to jde, ably
celek z padu starych mel vzdy-
cky tolik uzitku, ably pad ten
"a to stall, nebot narodu a VIA
sti je to vlastne jedno, kdo jim
v cele stoji, kdo je spravuje.
Avsak jednoho pri tom pa
matovati slusl,a ably stare chyby
znovu mladl naopakovali! =
Proto predevs1m treba vzdv,
vsude a pfi kazdem hledati
pravdu, nebot jenom pravda,
prihlizenl Ike skutecnym pome-
rum mas vysvobodf 2 bludi, ia
kymz v Chytrakove howell pan
mestanosta Sizunek a to jen
proto, ably mesto MIN spravo-
vane platilo die nazoru "a po-
krocile --
echo Sc "a to DOLL, to jsme
videli, tTebas re jsme no AM
nesledovali jak Sc z Chytrako-
va tise vytratil, kdyz seznal
re no "a poslance nikdo ne
chce, zrovna tax jake nechtel
nikdo jeho protikandidata De
mutha. Panove ii videli, re &C
znamenalo pokrocilost tTebas
jeste nedavno, re to vice ne.
znamena pokrocilost dnes =
Proto take cd svych kandi
datur "a poslance zcela rozu.
mne upustili a to mas S mimi ia.
Ike smiruje.
Tim knfzku O l1cen1 zivota
Chytrakove konclme a pTi ton
podotykame, re 81 nikoho ne
dobirame, re nikoho nj ns
pranyr nestav1me, nybrz II
jsme mluvili o jednom meste
lez1cim sedm mil Ia Prahou
at Sc jmenuje jak chce. Dou
fame, re to, co jsme We knfzct
sve r1ci chteli, kazdy z nj IRE
telne vycetl --
Pokud pax Sc nadchazej1
cich voleb do Tisske rady tyce
tn at 81 jiz V Chytrakove vol
jak chtej1, jenom ably volil
Slava vlasti! At zije narod
= KONEC. -
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-10

dostal, byl zatcen a to pro zee
la jinou vec. On totiz koupil
auto ma jmeno sveho bratra,
zaplatil prvn1 splatku a pax
VIZ prodal. Oba manzele SOU
dill senat v. r. Becka pro zlocin
zpronevery. L1cen1 bylo odro-
ceno, protoze Dude nutno "a
volat n6jak6 move sv6dky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-10
Novy vicepresident zems
slovenske.

Vicepresident zeme sloven-
ske DIR. Jan Jesensky, pfekro-
Gil jiz sedesatku sveho veku.
Pedal 81 nedavno zadost O pen
sionovanl. Ma jeho m1sto byl
jmenovan "a vicepresidenta
slovenske zeme vladni rada DIR
Igor Dula.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-10

Pc Chytrakove sc zahy roz-
neslo, re sem zav1tal pan Sizu-
mex a kdyz Sc rozsiTilo, proc
vlastne pTijel, re chce totiz
k~andidovati "a poslance, tn to
vzbudilo vseobecnou veselost.
Kazd6mu to prichazelo nanej-
WISE sm6Snym, re ten clovek Sc
NIUE O n6jakou verejnou d.
veru uchazet. Kazdemu pripa-
dial malichernym, nedobrym,
pTezitym, vdbec clovekem z il
neho sveta, nejakym tvorem
pfedpotopnlm =
A mad takovym zjevem, KITE
~ nen1 u mas vzacnostf, zGsta-
va i ten nejzdrav6jsi rozum
stat.
Muz, ktery cely svdj vek
stall V popred1 mesta a kraje We
leben, chvalen, zboznovan, ma
jednou stava Sc u mas smesnou
figurou, o niz ot1ra svGj vtip a
sve opovrzen1 dokonce i kazdy
darmoslap.
Kde je to pricina?
PTfcina toho lei pTedevsim
V tom, re u mas V Cechach,
kdyz b6zf n6kde tele, tax sko-
70 nikdo nefekne, ia potkal
tele," ale jedni Teknou, "ja
potkal komara" a druzf "ja
potkal velblouda." Pravda u
mas jest tax neobvyklou, re i
sami lhafi ma konec mali sva
tvrzenl "a pravdu. A kdyz pax
skutecna pravda nekam zaleh-
ne tax, re Sc j nikdo nemdze
vyhnouti, tn najednou vsechno
vypada zcela jinak, neil jak
to vpadalo, kdyz ma miste pray
dy panovalo tam jenom pred
stiran1 a Tide re vcerejska wy
padaj1 Ultra skutecne jake
pfedpotopnl, nebot pravda
jest tam ocistujici potopou,
ktera u mas razem pokrocilost
celych kraft a NEST pohlcuje
a ma mlst6 i tech nejsladsich
blud6 vnucuje kazdemu tn ne.j
trpc1 skutecnost -
A prot skutecnosti jest kaz-
dy odpor marnym!
Proto take i v Chytrakove
proti nastalym tam pOm6rHm
kandidati poslanectvi pan ST.
zunek a pan Demuth marne
odporovali, nebot Sc presved-
Gill, re mestu a jeho obyvate-
lum nastala doba nova, jiz jim
vnutila pravda.
Hrozny pozar d1sledky svy-
mi do mesta Chytrakova prime
81 move pomery,nez-li jake tam
byvaly pred tim. A ty move
pomery ~znamenaly neodvola-
telny konec pomer6 starych,
zaslych, pfezilych, jez jak ma
jednou kazdemu pripadaly
smesnymi, nestastnymi, nebla-
hymi, &C vlastne nebyli jinaky-
mi, nezli jakymi byti molly.
Kdyz V Chytrakove panoval
pan mestanosta Sizunek, memo
hi tam panovati nikdo druhy.
Re byl "a sve dlouholete piano.
vanl tax nevdecne odbyt, jake
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-10

V Plzni zemrel We veku 72
let reditel kGru hudebn1 skla-
datel, hudebnf a kulturn1 pra-
covnlk, vGdce ceskych pevcG
do Parfze a Bruselu v roce
1900, Norbert Kubat,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-10

l. Oil DS44AOG1A ~ ~
NAL.
"Ani bych Sc v Chytrakove
skoro nepoznal!" pokracoval
potrasaje star6mu pT1teli ru-
kou. !.
"To rad veTim!" zasteskl 81
pan Demuth. cod tie dolby, co
isl mas opustil, tax to jde S me-
stem i S okresem zpet," touzil.
"a coz"
Pence je mezi lidmi dost,
ale kazdy tedka zije jen pro
sebe! Jake jezovec!" naf1kal
pan Demuth. "Vlastenectvl,
spolecensky zivot, ruch, vsech
no tady umfelo."
Gale vzdyt m6sto vyhliz1 ia
ko nova Praha!" divil Sc pan
Sizunek, vchazeje do mile sve
hospody.
najednou zmenili," bedoval
pan Demuth. "Kazdy sedi
donna, Skirt gros, skudlf, ctou
noviny, rozumujf ="
"To je dobTe =" chvalil tn
Sizunek. "To mann radost!' S
Chytrakovem najednou smi-
rem.
GA co te sem privedlo?" ptal
Sc no pan Demuth.
"Vfs, kamarade, nemohu
pfedce ma vas, ma Chytrakov
zapomenout," jail Sc mluviti
pan sizunek. "Cely svGj do
savadni zivot jsem yam, Chy-
trakovu venoval, tax re mne to
media, abych i vzdor vasemu
nevdeku We sluzbach Chytrako
va, neumrel --"
"Vzdyt 81 Sc odtud vypro-
dali" vskocil mu do reci pan
Demuth. "A zadny ma te tady
p6kn6 nevzpomfna ="
"Prav6 proto chci sv6 roda-
ky presvedcit jak mne kfiv-
df!" chytil Sc toho pan sizu-
mex.
Pan Demuth mu neroZum-
mel.
"Nemam co delat, je mne
cas- dlouhy,' jail sc mu starry pf1
tel vykladat, ga proto mne ma
pablo, re bych mohl V Chytra-
kove kandidovat "a poslance
do Tisske rady. Ma brat "a to
desftku denne nekdo CHI, tax
proc bych to nemohl chit ia,
Pan Demuth Sc jfzlive zas-
NAL.
"Zblaznil isl seq" vyhrklo
z n6ho.
"V breznu jsou volby, tax
jsem yam pTisel povedet, re
vas chci poctive a razn6 zastu-
povat -"
Gale, prosfm te, re tax hlou-
pc mluvis," utrhl Sc ma n6ho
starry pTftel.
"Proc hloupe?"
"TTicet let isl donna pro me-
sto mic ned6lal, kdyz vyhorelo,
tax isl utekl a najednou chces
We V1dni mu pomoci --"
"To chci!" rozkTikl Sc pan
sizunek.
Gale my te "a poslance ne
budeme cht1t!" oval Sc pan
Demuth.
"Nebyt tebe, kde jsme dnes
byli! isl tax neco pres rok z
m6sta a pomalu bys tady vice
AMI netrefil, jake jsou zde zme
ny -
"Snad nejsi prot mne?" le-
XII Sc pan sizun6k.
"To jsem!" urcit6 Tekl par
Demuth. "Ah to ii Tekne kaz-
dy, koho Sc zeptas. Takov6 Ii
di VOLT "a poslance, jake jsi
ty, to bychom to popadli!"
"a CO prot mne maS?"
"Nic!" zasmal Sc mu hostin-
sky. Gale "a poslance Sc kaz-
dy nehod1, kdo 81 vzpomene,z re
by 2 COnO NOM mltl uZItek -
"Mam dost casu -"
"To ~nestaci," odporoval mu
pan Demuth. "Mne Sc IDA, Re
nastaly jine dolby a re ty jin6
dolby volaj1 pc jinych lidech."
"Snad nechces kandidovat
typ" rozhorlil Sc najednou
pan Sizun6k.
"A proc bych necht6l?" ptal
Sc pan Demuth. "Znam nejen
cele mesto, ale take cely okres
a kolik okres6 kolem, IMAM Ii
di z Mich, IMAM jejich potTe-
by, tax hospodu pekn6 najmu
a budu nit take casu dost -"
Pan Sizunek zbledl.
eco tt to napadlo?" tazal
Sc.
"A co tebe napadlo?" opla-
til mu pan Demuth.
EkTy $3.50 80
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-15
Bingo Party To Be
Gioen Tonight

Visitors in Key West and many
local persons are looking forward
today to the bingo party being
given tonight at the Key West
Hospitality House, 313 Duval
street, by the Key West Hos
pitality League.
Members OF the league have
made exhaustive plans for the
party tonight which will be the
fourth social function to be given
by that organization this year. A
variety of prizes have been pro-
cured which are expected to add
to the delight of the party.
Joseph Sawyer, who has had a
great deal of experience in stag
ing such affairs, will manage the
party tonight. Visitors and local
persons are invited to participate
in the party.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-15
FLORIDA TEMPLE
HELD SESSION ON
MONDAY EVENING
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS
AND MANY OTHER MAT
TIERS OF BUSINESS NATURE
TRANSACTED AT MEETING

At regular meeting of Flor
ida Temple No. /. L. G. E., which
was held on Monday night at the
Golden Eagle Hall on Petronia
street, offices for the ensuing
term We're installed by Deputy
Lenora Roberts. assisted by her
staff of Grand 0ffirers who
were as follows:
Alice Curry-Grand Past Temp
lar.
Mary Cruz-Grand Priestess.
Mamie Russell-Grand Guard
ian of Music.
Vendaline Watkins = Grand
Guardian of Record.
Annie Baker-Grand Marshall
of Ceremonies.
Marie Russell-Grand Guardian
of Exchequer.
At the conclusion of the in
stall:tion ceremonies, the charter
was draped for three of the de-
parted sisters.
These sisters are Kathleen
Wells. Adella Whitmarsh and
Annis Albury.
The annual memorial services
for the L. G. E. and X. G. E. will
be held on Sunday, January 10,
at $3.50 o'clock in the hall on Pc
tronia street.
Officers for Florida Temple
No. 1, L. G. E., are as follows: :
Irene Adams-Past Templar.
Miriam Carey-Noble Templar.
Ethel Sassnett-Vice Templar.
Cinderella Roherts-Priestess.'
Carry Carbohydrates.
Lila Harris-Marshall of Cere-
monies.
BERTHE Higgs-Guardian of Mu-
sic.
Mamie Russell-Guardian of
Record.
Alice Curry-Guardian of FL
nance.
Annie Baker-Guardian of Ex-
chequer.
Julia Knowles-Inner Portal.
Gertrude Key-Outer Portal.
Irene AdamS-Trustee.