davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20

Pc destich trvajic1ch cely
den v 1tery, rozvodnene poto-
ky a Teky pocaly tropiti ku
konci tehoz dine spousty v Ma
rylandu, Pennsylvania, Virginii
a Zapadnf Virginii.
Voda vystoupla do WISE IA
stop v obchodnim distriktu
Cumberland, Md. Pred pGlnoci
zatopeny byly tam pres 4 ctve-
recnf mile. Sta a sta lidf kvap-
ne prchlo z domovG svych. Ku
pomoci a ochrane mobilisova-
nj byli v Cumberland Cards
te a veterani.
Spojeni s jinymi mesty Ma
rylandu teze noel stale Sc ne
moznym. Jina mesta V zapad-
nj cast Marylandu utrpela po-
dobne.
Sest lidskych obetf postra-
dano bylo teze noel v Pennsyl-
vanii, ctyfi z Mich v uhelnem
iednom stredisku. V Johns
town, Pa, tisice obyvatel pr
chic do vyssfch poloh zatim CO
|reka C%onemaugh Tadila ma
|techze samych mistech, kde
vice neil 1000 osob utonulo v
povodni oku 1889. Mnoho do
mi zatopeno bylo az do dru-
heho poschodf. Mostly vsech-
ny octly Sc pod vodou.
Potomac reka We stfedu roz-
lila Sc u Harper's Ferry v Zap.
Virginii strhnouc pres silnici
vedoucf most u Weverton, Md.
Udolf Potomac reky utrpelo
skody ma 100000. Skorem
vsechny mostly mezi Cumber-
land a Brunswick bud pode-
mlety anebo strhany byly.
Ma $4,000 robin povodn1 st1-
zenych jsou pod ochranou Ger
|veneho Kfize. We stredu vyda-
no bylo provolani ku narodu
pomoci trent miliony dolarG.
Odhaduje Sc, re castech
stat1 povodnf stfzenych o Ii
vot pTislo asi 81 osob.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
So rokIG nosil tyfovy zarodek
" sobs.

~S
Vysetrenfm zdravotniho NEST
skeho odboru %zjisteno bylo ma
sledujici:
TTi roxy starry hoch onemo-
cnel typhoid horeckou naka-
Zen byv SWIM 77letym prade-
deckem. Tento trpel tyfoidem
roku 1878. Dc udaneho domu
pTistehoval Sc pred trent IT,
dny neil horecka zmocnila Sc
tam tTileteho hocha.
Vsichni clenove rodiny zdra-
votnim odborem dosli ochrany
V zaznamech zdravotn1ho
odboru nemohl nalezen byti a.
nj jediny podobny pffpad.
= Otravou krve v minulem
tydnu zemTeli diva. Jedn1m
byl 81 rokd starry cernoch, je-
muz noha vozem pTejeta byla
v prvnf polovici 1nora. Rama
Sc mu zapalila, ale on nehle-
dial lekafske pomoci al den
pred smrti.
Druhou obetf byl muz z ven.
kova, jenz wat byl do zdejsl
nemOcnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20

Vybor Teditel1 Baltimorske
odbocky Cerveneho Kfize O.
znamil ustanoveni dra. J. M.
T. Finney predsedou 10. oddf-
lu. DR.. Finney prijal jmeno-
van1 a pecuje o rozvin odd1lu.
|. duben jest ustanoven ja-
ko pocatek kampane Cervene-
no Kf1ze pro mesto Baltimore
a okresy: Baltimore a Howard
M1stopredsedy DIR. Finney
imenoval Adama J. Hazlett a
Walter Sondeheim.
DR.. Finney prohlasil, re citf
to "a svojl obcanskou povin-
most pracovati pro Cerveny
Krfz.
B~altimorsky odbor ma H.
931 clenG. Cekano jest, re le-
tosnf kampan zvys1 pocet ma
10000 clen1.
Toto jest druhym rokem
pfedseVzatym Cervenym Xii
zem ma jaTe. DGvodem jest,
ably Rampant svojf nepTekazel
iinym kampanfm: Community
|fondu, zidovske dobrocinnosti
a Vanocnlch znamek. Kvota
kterou 81 odbor pred Sc wa.
Jest $41.196.
Mr.. L. Manuel Hendler jest
pTedsedou zvlastnfho vyboru
ma Diary. Pomahajf mu: Johr
t. Menzies, Friend L. Wells g
Isaac S. George. Skupina pc.
enc s cinnou pracf %. bTezna
Christine T. Limbert
vykonna Teditelka
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
Sazel a druhy primal.

Vineny re vlastnil hernu, v
nfz WPA delnik prosazel svo-
il tri tydennf mzdu, Joseph
Buresch, 29lety, zadrzen byl v
1tery pro velkoporotu pod "a
rukou $500.
Henry Snowberger, 32lety
re 400 blocku Pitman Place,
delnfk WPA, prosazel celou
svoji tTftydennf mzdu S37 ma
konske dostihy a ma prohrach
v kartach v Buresch hospode
We 2200 blocku E. Eager ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
Sedm doznalo vinu prvnim
loternim soudu.

Sedm muzn zalovanych pro
loterni prestupky, jez PRIMAL
Sc ku vine soudci Charles F.
Stein v kriminalnfm soudu v
pondeli, poslano bylo do we've
nj az do dine, kdy trest soud-
Gem pronesen Dude. Toto sta
ne Sc az ostatni zalovan1 SOU
zeni budou.
Soudce Stein zadany prav-
MIN zastupcem souzenych, kite
RI hotovi byli DAFT "velice pod
statne zaruky'', ably mohli zu-
staff ma svobode do p%roneseni
trestu, odeprel zaruky z ddvo-
du, re souzenf "nebyli zcela u
pTimnymi" We svych vypove-
dich a re nekterf ukazali V
minute dobe, re pokuty neza-
brandy by jim v dals1ch proti-
zakonn1ch krocfch. Diva z Mich
wall ma sebe vinu, re dali po-
catek a re kontrolovali syndi-
kat pracujfci ma porusenf To-
ternfch zakond. Syndikat ten
to IMAM byl jake BELL Con-
struction Company" pocaty r.
1882 muzi: Jesse DelpArci-
prete a David Dannenburg.
Ostatnfch pet doznalo vinu
v osmi udanfch. Temito jsou:
Lyman Smolkin, George Bill
lard, Sam Goldstein, David
Drutz a cernoch Frank Pratt.
Zastupce statniho navladn1-
no vypocftal ctyri az pet mist
nostl: ktere byly hlavn1mi ane-
DO skoro-hlavnfmi 1tulky syn
dikatu a re prodano bylo vice
neil tri miliony loternfch tt
ket v roce a re pTijato bylo
syndikatem denne cd $4,000
do $4,000 Gill rocne cd $780,
600 do jednoho milionu dola-
ri.
= V 1tery osm novych pre-
stupn1kG udano bylo. S temi-
to udani diva policiste, kteTf jiz
z prvu jmenovani byli. Poll
cisty jsou: sergeant Edward
Holthaus a straznik, Louis C.
Rehak, oba z JIM policejni
stanice. Novymi civilisty v Il
terry udanymi jsou: Philip Illus
WITT, Jerome Feisbush, jinak
Baum, Fats" Williams, Nor
ris Waller, Joe Caplan, Sulky
Captain, Moe Levy a Sam OIL
son. Tito tvorili tax zvany Six
and Eight Syndicate.
We stfedu pocet udanych ci-
nil 20. Mezi temito byl poll
cejn1 lieutenant Hitzelberge1
a policista Harry Hinkel.
VGdcove druheho syndikatu
souzeni budou v pondeli. Pc
liciste souzeni byti mali v bu-
douc1m mesici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20

-.
nejstarsi Sbor v nasem Balti-
more, Sbor Ctilada els. Is j. c.
D., Dude odbyvati 81. bfezna
Bingo a Card Party v SOkolov-
ne, rob Gay a Preston ulic.
Sbor ten vzdy podporoval kaz-
dou dobrou praci a proto dou-
ia We velkou navstevu naseho
cteneho obecenstva, ktere u
ctive I'VE zabavn1 vybor. Pek-
ne ceny, dobre zakusky a o do
brou zabavu Dude postarano.
Proto nezapomente 81. brezna
do Sokolovny! Vstupenky 25c.
Ia zabavn1 vybor
A. Mizerovsky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
Pomocne fondy.

Samuel E. Shannaham, pred
soda statnf pomoci a dobrocin-
nosti odhadl v 1tery, re nekte-
re Marylandske okresy vydaly
ma pomocnou akci vice neil 2
tretiny povolene jim ma pomoc
pro 1nor a bfezen.
Ma konci poslednlho mesice
okresy statu mely ma ruce
$121.256. Baltimore mestc
$174.O56. Penlze tyto ovsem
vsechny nejsou ma pomoc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
TIL hasici zranSni.

TTi hasici: Levin T. Vane,
Louis LEM a Milton r. Wood,
clenove STANCE, {. AZ, shozeni
byli do ulice, kdyz truck, ma
nemz spechali ku ohni, odho-
zen byl elektrickou poulicni
karou ma Washington boule-
ward. Ohen domku obydlene-
no cernochem, byl uhasen nez-
Ii vetsf skoda ma mem episode
ma byti mohla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
Vynesena z horiciho domu.

Nalezena v bezvedomf lez1-
CT ma podlaze loznice hoTlc1ho
domu ma Turner's Station, Jo-
sephine Zanutch, vynesena by
la v 1tery sousedem, Josephem
S%tapassat. Popalena byla ma
hlave a 1stech a trpela vypa-
ry koure. Ella samotna v Dire
venem tonic domu zatfm CO
jejl manzel, Jacob Zanutch
bydlel We vedlejsfm cihelnem
domu. Nynf zotavuje sc do
me m~anzelOve.
z Essex hasici volani byli ku
pozaru domku ma soru ma
Swami Point. Neil pTijeli,
domek neobydleny shoTel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
ZfvIa 81.

Catherine Collier z &. 419
N. Collington avenue jela v
sobotu do Brooklynu kolem Z.
hodiny vecer. Cestou, re snad
cestovani elektrickou karou
nebylo zrovna nejzaj1mavej-
sim, z1vla 81 a to tax d1kladne
re sanice Sc nezavrely. Pode-
sena chtela interesovati spolu-
jedoucf, ale zadny z mich neje-
vii zajmu. Slezla tudfz ma ro-
hui Light a Hamburg ulic, kde
mad nj sc smiloval James La.
mar, kdyz pozoroval, re S n.
neni vse v poTadku a zavedl j
do nemocnice, kde il sanice u
vedli do poradku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20

sestnactilety Allen H. Schroe-
der z {. 923 N. Luzerne ave-
nue., We vzdalenosti til blockG
cd sveho domova, pc celood-
polednf vychazce, usmrcen byl
lokomotivou Pennsylvania
drahy, kdyz chtel pfejlti most
pres Kenwood avenue v biz
kosti Luzerne ulice.
Parostroj tlac1c1 jiny re sta
nice v Orangeville, zasahl jej,
kdyz byl asi v polovine mostu.
Byla mu rozbita lebka vedle
jinych zranenf.
Mrtvola lezela pc nekolik
hodin neztotoznena al jeho O.
tee, Henry Schroeder, jemuz
receno bylo O podobnosti usmr
ceneho S jeho synem, pfisel a
mrtvolu zjistil.
Lokomotivu Tidil strojvGdce
James R. Bailey re 200 blocku
N. Linwood avenue.
" jine zeleznicnf nehode
v nedeli 31lety cernoch, Geo.
Lockett, byl upalen ku smrti,
kdyz automobil, v nemz jel,
srazil sc S nakladnfm vlakem
ma North Point road u Canton
zeleznicnf kTizovatky.
Usmrcenim jeho pocet usmr-
cenych v ACKNOWLEDGMENT ne
hodach dosahl cd ledna do ne
dele wise 63 Osob zabitych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
S opravami ulic pocato.

Trvale spravky ulic posko-
zenych drsnym zimnfm poca-
sim, pocaty byly toto pondeli.
Soud1 Sc, re opravy staff bu-
dou ma million dolar1I, ably uli-
ce do dobreho stavu opet pri-
vedeny byti molly. M6sto ma
ma opravy jenom $35O,OOO.
O%bnoveny budou pokusy, ably
vlada pfispela $5OO.OOO.
Asfaltove- opravy provadf
ctyfi spolecnosti. Kazda ma
asi ctvrtinu m6sta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
Chtsl udslati "vsemu konec."

Sedmnactilety Clement An
thony z Glenburnie pohadal Sc
Sc svojf milou Is rok1 starou
Elizabeth Singleton, kdyz il
navstfvil v jejfm bytu. Hadali
pry Sc cely vecer. Kolem 10.
hodiny rozhodnuty re "udela
vsemu konec", odesel do skle-
pa, kde wal jed. Kdyz upadl
do bezvedom1 ma 2. poschodi
domu, dopraven byl do South
Baltimore General nemocnice,
kde priveden ku vedom1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
$50 clenG Richie p~ametniho
vYboru.

Governor Nice jmenoval V
1tery Stuart S. Janney, pray.
n1ho pTftele zesnuleho Alberta
c.. Richie, pTedsedou komise
ma ucteni pamatky Alberta c..
Richie, jak toto autorisovano
bylo nynejsfm z~asedanfm "a
konodarny.
Do komise jmenovano bylo
governerem $50 jinych "a Gle
ny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
DR.. Janney do Rumunska.

DR.. John H. Janney, zdra-
votni ufednfk Anne Arundel
okresu cd roku 1881, odejede
8. dubna do Rumunska, kde
pridelen Dude asi studiu sarla-
chu. Do Rumunska posfla jej
Rockefeller fundace. Neil
prijel do Annapolis, slouzil 6
rok1 v Brasilii a til roxy v
Mississippi. Lekarstvf vystu-
doval ma Johns Hopkins.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
Zahranicni obchod zlepSen O
80 procent.

Obchod re zahranicf zlepsen
byl dovozem do zdejsfho pT1-
stavu v prvn1ch dvou mesfcfch
tohoto roku O 3O.2 procent u
pTirovnan1 S touze dobou roku
pred tim. Dovezeno bylo sem
rGznych potTeb v Gene ST.
653.112. Ma clu pTijato bylo
SO, 749 .O42.3O.
Proti tomu vyvezeno bylo
odsud do ciziny 74O.535 buslG
psenice a uhlf 30.671 ton.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
Pro podporovani governera Ia
presidenta.

Republikanstf clenove zako-
nodarny V Annapolis v 1tery
pfipravili ku pocte governera
Nice "pfekvapujfci" hostinu v
Cawell hall hotelu, pri nfz sill
bill mu svoji podporu ably jme-
novan byl presidentem Spoje-
nych Stat1.
Jedinym "proti" republika-
mem byl Berman, Glen zakono-
danny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
PFijem statGG lihovych napojGi.

DR.. J. M. Doran, Teditel Dis
titled Spirits Institute We Wash
ingtonu, oznamil v 1tery, re
ctyTicet statG pTijalo ma da-
mich z l1hovin v uplynulem ro-
ce S161,445.808
Doran dale stanovf. re spo-
|tTeba zdanovanych lfhovin sta
lie vzrGsta. Nejv1ce pTijal stat
New York a to $35,566.661,
pc mem Kalifornie, Illinois,
Massachusetts, atd. Stat I'LL
nois pTijal 8,O89.O49. PTfjem
Marylandu byl pres million do
larG. Nejmene pTijal stat De-
laware a to S352,379.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
Odsouzen ku smrti provazem

Ia til tydny pc spachanf dvo-
il vrazdy, cernoch Willis Will
liams, odsouzen byl v 1tery ku
smrti provazem.
Samuel Blacher a jeho man
zelka, Bessie, byli jim stluceni
a zastreleni v jejich obchodu,
{. 106 E.. Eden ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
Vvstava kvstin.

Navsteva vystavy kvetin We
zbrojnici pateho pluku do
stredy nastoupila vyse 100000
osob. Stfeda byla patym dnem
vystavy.
The Washington times., 1936-05-28
COTTON GAINS
CUT DOWN

NEW YORK, May % G.N.S).
Mild selling developed in the cot
ton market in later trading, de-
pressing the list slightly from
opening highs.
Moderate advances were re-
tanned, however. The July option
received relatively less support
than the new crop months and
was just about able to hold steady.
Higher Liverpool cables were a
contributing influence to the ini-
TALLY better tone of the list and
there was also a tendency to buy
at the moderately lower levels re-
sulting from recent session de-
clineS.
The trade and Liverpool were
the principal supporters of the
market, with the Continent and
Wall Street making scattered pur-
chases. The South, spot houses
and locals were among sellers.
Towards noon the market was
rather quiet with July quoted at
11.50, up point; october, 10.48,
up 3; December, 1898, up 4, and
March, 1913, up 4.
The Washington times., 1936-05-28
CURB MARKET
TURNS HIGHER

NEW YORK, May % u.N.SO.
Stimulated by a fair buying move
ment curb stocks turned sharply
higher in the miscellaneous and
power shares in later trading,
working through earlier irregu-
larity.
Oils and mining shares Jagged.
A feature of the market was
the resurgence of strength in a
number of comparatively inactive
utility preferred stocks. Outstand-
ing among these were the 412-point
advances to 40, in both Cities
Service Power and Light S. pre-
ferred and in Empire Gas 6 per
cent preferred. Jersey City Power
issues were uniformly strong,
climbing from a point to three
points in fair activity. United
Light preferred and Puget Sound
SIS preferred gained more than a
point each. Such usually active
lower priced issues as Electric
Bond and Share were making lit
tie Roadway priceWise.
A number of wide gains were
also established in the higher
priced miscellaneous stocks. Fisk
Rubber preferred was in good de-
mand and advanced four points
IN 6C
The Washington times., 1936-05-28
200
CONVENTION
AT SPRINGS

More than 200 Washington
bank directors and officers, with
a number of guests, including
several Government officials,
were aboard the special train
which pulled out of Union Sta
ton yesterday afternoon for
White Sulphur Springs. w. Va,
in charge of James B. Edmunds,
general passenger agent here of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road.
There has been considerably
more than usual interest in
banking circles over proceedings
of this years D. C. bankers con-
vention, which opens today at
the Greenbrier Hotel.
Robert v. Fleming, president of
the American Bankers Associa-
ton, who has been addressing
bankers conventions recently in
many parts of the country, fol-
lows President Charles H. Doing
on the program for today's open.
ing session and is expected to
give the Washington bankers a
general picture of present-day
banking conditions and the out
look for banking in this country
as viewed by the national organ
ization.
The session this morning was
scheduled to be opened by an
invocation by Rt. Rev. Arthur C.
Thompson, D. D., Bishop of
Southern Virginia, and in addi.
ton to President Doing and
President Fleming, will hear ad.
dresses by number of promi.
nent bankers from other cities.
The convention, which is the
eighteenth held by the local aSSo.
citation, will be in session today,
tomorrow and Saturday, the an
nual election of officers taking
place on the last day. This
will be followed by an elaborate
dinner and entertainment Satur.
day night.
A comprehensive sports pro.
gram has been arranged in the
afternoons following adjourn.
ment of the morning sessions.
The Washington times., 1936-05-28
WHEAT RALLIES
INCH|CAG0P|T

CHICAGO, May % G.N.SO.
Strength in the Minneapolis mar
ket and better tone at Liverpool
rallied wheat prices here today
after a moderately lower start.
Corn was little changed in small
trade.
Near midsession wheat here
ruled "a to 3sc up with July at 84c
and September 837sc. Corn was
Zee up, oats Zee up, and rye 12c
up.
Rejecting bullish crop news.
July wheat in the Minneapolis
market advanced 11ac.
Bearish crop news from the
Southwest and easiness at Liver
pool influenced 70 to 3sc lower
opening in wheat here. Liverpool
closed % pence up to "a off and
Winnipeg was "a to zee up at mid
session.
The Washington times., 1936-05-28
Chicago Produce

CHICAGO, May % G.N.sD .-Butter,
receipts, 1855 tubs. Market firm. Old
cars, 8 new, 10. Extras 27hc: stand
ards, 27Ac; extra firsts, 26% @27c;
firsts. 26@26kc; specials, 27% @2Shc:
Eggs-Receipts, 1856 cases. Market
receipts, 19c; fresh extra firsts, less
than cars, zoe; cars, 2OHc; fresh firsts,
less than cars, 191ac; cars, zoe; dirties,
17%c; checks, 17hc.
Live Poultry-Market unsettled Tur-
keys. 14@17c; hens. 15@17hc; leghorn
hens, 13@16c; broilers, 21@2613 c;
springs, 27@29c; roosters, 13@1S12c;
ducks, 1O@16c; geese, 7@1Oc.
The Washington times., 1936-05-28
POWER OUTPUT
: UP IS PCT.

NEW YORK, May % GN.s).
Production of electricity by the
electric light and power industry
of the United States for the week
ended May % was 1,954,830,00O
kilowatt hours, compared with
1,696.051 900 kilowatt hours in the
like 1885 week an increase of 1873
per cent, according to the Edison
Electric Institute.
Output in the week ended May
16 totaled 1861, 694,OOO kilowatt
hours against 1,70O,O22,O0O in the
like 1885 week an increase Of 1914
per cent and in the week ended
May production amounted to l.
94E771 900 kilowatt hours com.
pared with 1,7O1,7O2, 900 kilowatt
hours in the same week Of 1885,
an increase of 14.5 per cent.
The Washington times., 1936-05-28
Bids and Proposals

PROCUREMENT DIVISION. Public Works
Branch, Washington, d. c., May %.
1936.-Sealed proposals in duplicate will
be publicly opened in this office at p. M,
June l, 1896, for furnishing all labor and
materials and performing all work for the
construction of skylight in Light Court No.
1 of the U. S. Federal Warehouse Exten-
sion, Washington, d. c. Attention is d.
rected to the special conditions of bidding
set forth in the specification. Upon APP
plicaton. two sets of drawings and specifi-
cations will be supplied free to each gen.
eral contractor interested in submitting a
proposal. The above drawings and speci-
fications MUST be returned to this office.
Contractors requiring additional sets may
obtain them by purchase from this office
at cost of S. per set which will not be
returned. Checks Offered as payment for
drawings and specifications must be made
payable to the order of the Treasurer, U. S.
W. E. REYNOLDS, Assistant Director OF
Procurement, Public Works Branch.
The Washington times., 1936-05-28


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School is a room and private
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This is also front room with two
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room. Rental is only $25.
FOURTH ST. N. E.:
If you work over at the Library.
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visited a room that is located so
as to permit you to walk to work.
The room is especially immacu-
late: the owners are very con-
genial and friendly, and the rental
quite low. There are four windows
in this room that gives two eX-
posures, thus assuring you OF
plenty of air and light. This is
located on Fourth Street N. E.
MACOMB ST. N. w.:
In a very exclusive neighbor-
hood where your next door neigh
Dor would be of national promi-
nence, there is a most attractive
opportunity offered. While it
seems to be out of order to talk
about fireplaces, still they are es-
pecially advantageous on chilly
days. This room has an excellent
one in it, which is in good work
ing order. I need not tell much
about the furnishings, as they are
quite all right, but I want to let
you know about the wide veranda
running across the front of the
house which would be at your
disposal, and the lovely garden in
the rear; also the fact this is in
one of the highest elevations in
D. C. For the demanding person
this is the answer to your search.
1900 BLOCK nth:
Near to town, on the third floor
of a home, is an opportunity for a
couple of men to live reasonably
and nice. There is only one other
room on this floor, which is also
occupied by men, so you see it
would be almost like having a
private bath. The room was quite
spacious and we'll arranged. Rem
tai is $3.50 apiece a week.
PARK PLACE:
Opposite Soldiers Home is an
attractive room with a sleeping
porch that is available at once.
This room is in a private home
where you will be sure of quietnesS
and congeniality. Rate is quite
reasonable.
The Washington times., 1936-05-28
JUNE BUSINESS
EVENTS LISTED

NEW YORK, May 28.-The fol-
lowing calendar of events affect
ing business in June has been COM
piled by the Standard Statistics
Company, of New York:
June supreme Court expected
to. adjourn until fall. Canadian
railroad passenger fares to be re-
duced. Edison Electric Institute
meeting in st. Louis.
June 2-Reduced railroad pass
enger rates ordered by the ICC
on February %. effective. Florida
presidential primaries. Georgia
primaries.
June 3-Convention of Town
Sendites in Kansas City.
June international labor con-
ference to meet in Geneva.
June 6-Texas Centennial Expo
sition opens in Dallas. Congress
hopes to adjourn.
June 8-General Motors sales
report. President Roosevelt's visit
to, Canada. Of Congress has not
adjourned. visit may be post
poned.) American Water Works
Association convention in Los
Angeles.
June 9-Republican national
convention in Cleveland. Canadian
report on conditions Of field crops
on, May 81.
June 10-Government report on
winter wheat and rye production
and condition of spring crops. Re
port on United States steel ship
ments.
June 13-Bureau of Census re-
port on cotton consumption IN
United States in May. Report on
cotton stocks in mills and public
warehouses as of May 81.
June 15-Treasury to borrow
one billion dollars-$686, GIG, 400
1H per cent Government notes
mature.
June 15-Beginning of bonus
bond disbursement. French re-
ciprocal trade pact effective.
League of Nations meets.
June 16-Federal coordinator
act expires (unless extended.
June 21-National Association
of Retail Grocers meets in Dallas.
June 23-Democratic National
Convention in Philadelphia.
June 27-President Roosevelt
expected to accept the Democratic
nomination in address at Franklin
Field, Philadelphia. Great Lakes
Exposition opens in Cleveland.
June 29-Report on world con.
sumption of American cotton in
May. Government report on
spring pig crop, and forecast of
fall crop from breeding intentions.
June 30-Emergency freight
rate increase expires (unless eX.
tended.
The Washington times., 1936-05-28
STOCKS ERASE
GA|NS0N MILD
PR0F|T|NG
BY LESLIE GOULD

NEW YORK, May % G.N.SD.
Light profit taking turned the
stock market irregularly lower
today.
In the steel department, Youngs-
town Sheet lost all of its more
than-a-point runup. while Bethle-
hem and U. S. Steel dipped be-
low the previous close.
General Motors and Chrysler
also sustained minus signs after
ruling moderately higher through
most of the morning.
Aviation shares, though, con-
tinued in demand and held on
to the better part of advances
running to more than a point.
Douglas, Boeing, and United Air
craft were particularly buoyant.
Rails drifted irregularly lower.
Utilities and amuSementS displayed
q generally soft tone. CopperS
were little changed.
u. S. Industrial Alcohol, which
had sold off in the first hour on
the halving of common dividends,
snapped back as shorts covered.