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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-08-18
Two Sisters Welded
10 Father and Son

HELMETTA, N. j., Aug. 10,
Two sisters married a father and
son at q double marriage cere-
mony performed at Holy Trinity
Roman Catholic Church by the
pastor, the Rev. John Budziak.
Both couples live at the chicken
farm of William Tilton, so years
old, in Gravel Hill, near here. The
romanceS began when Cecilia
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-08-18

Scott, 10, became Tilton'S house
keeper and fell in love with his
22-year-old son, Ernest. Her sister.
Julia, %, fell in love with Tilton
himself. More than 500 persons
attended the weddings.
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Gov. DdveY Fdvors
New Jean Vatican

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Aug. Is
U.N.S0 Gov. Martin L. Davey
will be inclined to favor Carlton
B. Chiffon. modern Jean val
JEAN" in his effort to escape ex-
tradition to Oklahoma, it was
limited here today by Charles Lea
sure, Davey's secretary. Gov. E..
w. Marland, Of Oklahoma. has an
nounced he will demand Chilton's
return.
Evening star., 1936-08-09
Staunton Parties
Mr.. Crowle Entertains at Stonewall
Jackson Club-Mrs Jacob Hostess.

visiting their son, Cadet Frank T.
Holt, jr., at the United States Military
Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden K. Wine, Miss
Marjorie Wine, Mrs. Nathan A. Clark
and her son, Prentiss Clark, all of
Washington. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy B. Young on the Valley
pike.
The Rev. Edwin S. Sheppe, jr., and
Mrs. Sheppe motored here from their
home in Rockville, Nd, spending a
few days with the formers mother,
Mrs. E. S. Sheppe. at Four Square,
her home on the Valley pike. They
were accompanied home by two daugh-
tiers, Nancy Carolyn Sheppe and Bob
by Jeanne Sheppe, who have been
visiting their grandmother.
Miss Madeline English of Green
vile, Va, and Miss Nellie Moon Of
Scottsville, Va, are motoring through
the Southern States and will also
visit Mexico. Their trip includes a
visit to the Centennial Exposition in
Dallas, Tex.
Mrs. J. Harry Worthington and
her little granddaughter, Virginia
Warner; Mrs. E. j. Cushing and her
niece. Miss Mary Blackley, have re-
turned to their respective homes here
after spending the past three weeks
at Spring Lake, N j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles I. Power OF
Washington are visiting Mr. and Mrs
Charles I. Keyt at Appledore. their
home in Stuarts Draft.
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st. David's Protestant Episcopal
Church, Roland Park. The ceremony
will be followed by a small reception
at the brides home.
Maj. Theodore H. Cartwright, U. s.
NJ. c.; Mrs. Cartwright and their two
children, who have recently returned
from Long Beach, Calf, have been
the guests of Comdr. Albin Lindall
(M. c. and Mrs. Lindall at their
quarters on Upshur road. Maj. Cart
wright will have duty at Indian
Head, Md.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Magruder Tuttle
Lave recently arrived here and have
taken an apartment at the Cooper
on Maryland avenue. Lieut.. Tuttle,
formerly the captain of the Navy foot
ball team, will have duty at the de-
partment of physical training.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Benton w.
Decker and their sons, Benton Decker,
jr., and Albert Ingersoll Decker, ar
rived here recently from San Diego,
Calf, and are occupying quarters at
86 Bowyer road, Naval Academy.
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the Misses Mary D. and Eliza Ma
gruder, Mrs. Mason Porter Cusachs
and Mrs. William N. Jeffers.
Mrs. Cusachs gave q small and in
formal afternoon tea Monday afte"-
noon at Ogle Hall in honor of Mrs.
Van Ness.
Mrs. Thomas Alexander gave small
bridge party Thursday at her home
on Duke of Gloucester street.
Mayor and Mrs. Louis N. Phipps are
now en- route to the West Coast by
motor. They took the Southern route
to California and will visit Mayor
Phipps brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Ellington, in Coro-
nado. On the return trip Mayor and
Mrs. Phipps will take the Northern
route, stopping at places of interest
on the way. They will be away about
a month.
Lieut.. Bruce E. S. Trippensee, who
recently reported for duty here, is oc-
cupying an apartment at % State
circle.
Miss Clover DuVal entertained at
a swimming party and buffet supper
at the home of her mother, Mrs. How
ard E. Young, on the Severn River
Sunday in honor Of Miss Mary Boy
kin Mustard, daughter Of DR.. and
Mrs. Harry Stoll Mustard, OF Roland
Park, and Mr.. Moyland Lansdale Du-
Val, brother of Miss DuVal, whose
marriage will take place August IT ii
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YoungerSet
Entertain
Party for Younger Set
Given at Club on
South River.

A NNAPOLIS, Md, August "a
~ dinner party was given Friday
~ evening at the Club Del Rio
A n on South River by a number
of the younger set of Annapolis.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Scofield, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Kieffer, Mr.. and Mrs. Burleigh
Fooks, Miss Louise Kemp, Mr.. George
Bingeley and Mr.. Tench Tilghman.
Lieut.. Comdr. Charles E. Coney has
arrived in Annapolis and will occupy
quarters on Bowyer road. Mrs. Coney,
who is visiting in Norfolk, Va, is ex-
pected later in the month.
Mr.. Tench Tilghman Of the faculty
of st. Johns College is spending this
week in New Haven, Conn, where he
is the guest of Mr.. Howard johnson,
who also was at st. Johns College
last year. Mr.. johnson is spending
the Summer at Yale University.
Miss Anna Douglas Walk, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles de P. Walk,
and Miss Mary Kraft, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman F. Kraft of
Wardour, are spending two weeks on
Lake Kanuga, near Hendersonville,
N. c.
Miss Gertrude Darden, daughter Of
Prof. and Mrs. William A. Darden, is
visiting at Charleston. S. c., as the
guest of Mrs. Apmar Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Marshall Jones
of Sunset Farm on South River, left
Monday for New York and spent a
few days there before sailing for Eng
land. They were passengers on the
Aquitania. They also will visit France
and will return to their home here
in about two months.
Prof. and Mrs. Walter Norris and
their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Norris,
have moved from their home at War
dour and are occupying the house on
Hanover street formerly occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert BurWell. Lieut.
| Comdr. and Mrs. Donald Osborn and
family are now occupying Prof. and
Mrs. Norris house at Wardour.
Mrs. Norton Leahy and young son
Richard Norton Leahy, left yesterday
| lCE dllCL NAolIAiA6 IsAA q
Leahy's parents, Prof. and Mrs
Charles L. Lewis, of Al Southgate ave-
nue.. Next week Mrs. Leahy and the
baby will accompany Mrs. Leahy's
mother in law, Mrs. M. A. Leahy, wife
of Comdr. M. A Leahy, U. S. N, tc
Cape May for the remainder of the
Summer. Comdr. and Mrs. M. A
Leahy will return Monday from a
motor trip to the West Coast and the
Canadian Rockies.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Kucera Of Little
Rock, Ark. are visiting Mr.. Kucera'f
brother and sister-in-law. Mr.. anc
Mrs. Robert kucera, of this city.
Miss Mary Randall Magruder gave
a luncheon Friday at her home or
King George street in honor of Mrs
Carroll Van Ness, who is the gueS
of her sister. Mrs. Mason Porter Gu
sachs, at her home, Ogle Hall. Beside
the guest of honor those present vert
Evening star., 1936-08-09

N4AUN 1ON, Va, august o.
Mrs. Herbert A. Jacob. wife of
Maj. Jacob Of Fort Defiance.
was hostess Tuesday at a
bridge-luncheon honoring Miss Roller.
Mr.. John D. Crowle entertained
Friday evening at Stonewall Jack
son Club, on the Valley pike. in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis R. Somerville.
Col. and Mrs. E. Griffith Dodson of
Richmond left Norfolk Wednesday
aboard their yacht, the Virginia, for
a cruise on the Chesapeake Bay into
Maryland. While cruising they at
tended the Miles River boat races at
st. Michaels, Md. Their guests in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert NICK.
Smith of this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Ash
ton Dovell of Williamsburg, Mrs.
Benjamin Hodges Smith of Rich
mond, Capt. and Mrs. Massenburg OF
Hampton, Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwell
Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Frank
George and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Foote, all of Norfolk, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. John William Splitter
of New Hope, Augusta County. an
nounce the marriage Of their daugh-
ter, Lea Evelyn, to Mr.. Warren King
Lee of Chicago, Ill, son of DR.. and
Mrs. George w. Lee of Indianapolis,
Ind. After a wedding trip through
Kentucky and Indiana Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee will be at home in Chicago.
Miss Martha Ann King, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James j. King OF
Washington, has returned from West
Point, N Y, where she attended the
Midsummer dances and also visited
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
William B. Miller, jr., in Glen Ridge,
N. j. She joined her parents here,
and with Miss Martha Miller of
Berkeley place has motored to Blue
Ridge, N. c.. where they expect to
spend some time.
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. W. H Haislip
of Fort Leavenworth, Kans., are
guests of Mrs. Haislip's mother, Mrs.
Charles Shepherd, in Covington, Va
Col and Mrs Haislip have been tour
ing through the Western States and
later will go to Fort Benning, Ga,
where the colonel has been assigned
for duty. They will make a short
visit here with Col. Haislip's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Haislip of Sher-
wood avenue.
Miss Betty Jacqueline Prichard,
who attends Miss Maderia's school in
Washington, and spending most Of
her vacation here at Gaymont, the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
M. Prichard, has gone to Richmond
as a guest of Miss Peggy Bullard and
will attend a house party at their
Summer home, whispering Pines,
near Wrightsville Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Holt and
daughter. Miss Kitty Holt, have gone
to West Point. N. Y, where they are
Evening star., 1936-08-09
Rev. Clyde Brown
Goes to Catskills

The Rev. Clyde Brown. Episcopal
diocesan missioner of Washington. has
joined his family at Twilight Park.
in the CatskiIl Mountains, where they
will spend the remainder of the Sum-
mer. Mrs. Brown, with their son
Clyde, and daughter. Mary Ann. has
been at the park since early in June.
Evening star., 1936-08-09

them. Delicious Southern dishes.
Crisp cold salads. Revivifying bev-
erages. And so on. Parties ar
ranged, too both in the tea
house proper-or under shading
trees in the garden. goth and r
ST. Phone NO. 1918.
". THE Plant PLOT
THICKENS" and
now you can have your living room,
the dining room, your sun parlor
Evening star., 1936-08-09

puts NtO IneSS
Heart o the
Pelt" fur coats.
The skins are
beautiful and
perfectly match
ed. And each
merits a certif-
cate from SAKS
which certifes
its excellence and
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genuineneSs. Now is the time L
have your old fur coat remodelec
and repaired. The workrooms are
not as GRO -ded as they will be
little later-you will get more per-
sonalized attention-and prices are
less, too. Shop in air-cooled COM
fort. 6l0 TWELFTH ST.
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deli ghtfuny
air - cooled
com Portable
quarter is
bounded by
the air-cool-
ed Coffee
S h p" on
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D A S H E r.
Every one is
fur lined and
priced during
the sale at
only S21.75!
There's noth-
ing bulk
about them.
The slim lines
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I Ou We ubdIu
about their
soul stirring
lun c h cons
and dinners
. time and
again now
you must try
Evening star., 1936-08-09

former and fat
ter the latter?
Then do have a
black dress. 1t
does wonders
for yollr suntan.
1t gives you that
sleek, Svelte, So
phisticated look.
The smartest
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the very basis OF a
stunning Winter ward
robe. A three-way,
3-piece costume suit
top coat, short coat
and skirt of nubian
brown Forstmann
nubby woolen-ha!s
graceful f1ared jabot
Evening star., 1936-08-09

shoes that Mr.. Massey thinks uF
comes back again and AGAR
and tells all her friends about
the wonderful wearing quallIle
the clever iattering styles =.
and the amazing comfort of ART
CRAFT SHOES. Their sale q
Summer shoes is still going strong
You'll find every color in the rain.
bow-and plenty of whites and
dark Fall colors reduced Il
s5.85. There's one group at S7.e3
Hurry! 11Ol CONN. AVE.
Evening star., 1936-08-09

happy COM
promise with
ntentment.
E S peel a lily
since FORD
has the most
complete line
of low priced
cars on the
m ark e t. A
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or front porch-all
decked out with
greenhouse fresh
ferns from GUIDES.
The greeneSS of
these lovely plants
will m axe your
home gayer and
Evening star., 1936-08-09
ADVERTISEMENT

age look. You
can, too . .
W it h those
a m a 2 l n g
/" "UTHAGEN -
Mask Facials
lat HEADS
which literally
take S years
off your age.
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matched Jap mink on the jack
ct and a lovely square collar o:
the mink on the swagger topcoat
All this opulence-for only s139
Others S69.75 up. 1910 F ST
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and snags there
do a disappearing
act. And it costs
so very little, too.
Only 15c for the
first Is h ort)
thread run; zoe
for first (long)
thread run; sc
for each addi-
tional. s m a IL
jobs while Vol wa
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indeed -. every
thing that you
need And
you'll surely come
back for some
more. Durin G
HE PALAIS
RO Y AL Semi
Annual Sale
the reuDhOlSter-
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with blue prints,
busting wi t h
plans, and with
the aid Of a league
Of work m e n,
they're ira n s.
forming one Of
Washington's old
est stores-into
one of Washing
toms ne west. All
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more summery-as well as give it
a cool look. And don't forget the
Bon Voyage" basket, the thank
you" floral gesture to your hostess
and flowers to the sick room. 1924
CONN. AVE. Phone DIS. $3.50.
%>%%%>%~%%
" MAKING THE BEST OF
IT?" Why should
you? Making "the best" of a
shabby, out-moded car is an un-
Evening star., 1936-08-09

daughter Edith to Mr.. Samuel Kogod,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kogod
of Washington. The wedding will
take place during the Winter.
Evening star., 1936-08-09
kALEIGH
HABERDASHEA

the man-tailored styles-the fine
quality of the tweed-make them
ideal for the schoolgirl, the busl-
ness girl, and the matron. The
Innings are we'll reinforced and
sturdy. And you have choice OF
three distinctive styles the
belted model the full swagger
aud the box-coat type. Note such
details as the full sleeve, smooth
shoulder. balmacaan style and
wood button trims. Blue. green.
rust, brown, grey-in a variety OF
tweed patterns. Sizes II to 20.
And only s21.75. Try them on in
air-cooled comfort. 1910 F ST.
%>~%%~%~%%
=" MEET AND DRINK" -.
'''A'A out in the oldfash-
ioned gardens at THE PARROT
which speaks for itself" j."
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q %@~%%%%%%%

" or COURSE YOU WANT
80 A FUR COAT every
woman does!" But it isn't Otter
that you get such furs as SAkS
Evening star., 1936-08-09
>%~%%~%%%%

6 IF YOU'RE LOOKING
FOR VALUES GALORE
. plan to shop in the PALAIs
ROYAL store You'll find there
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U THE SUIT STORY
" from ERLEBACHER
Luxurious fur-topped suits have q
chameleon like quality and are
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PALAIS
ROYAL

ind department has very special
Special" They will reupholtel
any average 2-piece Suite-includa
both the material and labor-foi
only $43.85. At this special price
you receive the same expert up-
holstering job for which PALAIS
ROYAL is famous. New cotton IS
added. springs are replaced. and
the entire interior made practically
new. Fine small patterns in ths
tapestries. Second Floor.
Evening star., 1936-08-09

one side and the Lobby on tn.
other simple to fnd-very!
Thereto the delight of men whc
are gourmets-and women of tbs
same tastes-is served special
Ships Cabin Suggestions"-im'
portant dishes for important peo-
pie. There's a Special Plate fol
Csc, too. The adjoining COFFEE
SHOP. too, has luncheons begin
ming at 60c. And dinners at 80c-
90c-S100-and SIPS. Both of thesI
small restaurants in the beautiful
MAYFLOWER HOTEL will serve
you "a cup that cheers" DIS. 5000
%%%%%%~%%%
h" .MR. MASSEY DESIGNS
' GAY SHOES. HeI
sitting pretty. He hears himself
talked about all over the city, Fol
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%%%~%%%%@%

&c --CHART YOUR COURSE
BY GASTRONOMY'
. in "The Ships Cabin" at thu
MAYFLOWER HOTEL. Thu
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%%%~%@%~%%

Sc = A RENT YOU READY for
a smart black dress?"
Tired Of pastels? Proud Of your
s,1ntan? Ready to discard the
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PS.-Try a "VigoroW Treatment
topped with a shampoo and finger
wave-all for $500. 1886 CONN.
AVE. Phone DE. 58l2.
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q %~%~%%~%%~

IS GIVE YOUR HOSE A
NEW LEASE ON
LIFE. take them to the SOUTH
ERN STELOS for repairs. Runs
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~%%%%%~%%~ .

every smart
young thing
W ho h a S
e er worn
t he stun
ming ART
c r A F T
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new FORD V-8 Is the car Tor
women of Importance. These
women should hasten to any one
of the FORD dealers in Washing
ton and view the collection of
new FORD V-8's each and
every model complete with the
nicely of detail, design and work.
manship that will make them eager
for critical eyes. Only $25 month
after usual low down payment.
>%%%~>~~~%
IS CHOOSING A CAREER?"
Do it at FELIX MA
HONY'S SUMMER ART SCHOOL.
There's still time to enroll in the
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women in Washington wear black
because black has distinction
that is absolutely unique. And the
A. C. CASE APPAREL SHOP -.
has a collection for every purse and
purpose. Stunning black costumes
for late Summer vacationists {.
S1695. Black sheers :. in tunlc
STYLES with cire trimmings :. S7.95.
And black and dark "Lin-Weaves"
S295. All sizes. 1919 H ST.
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o Said Mr.. Robertson, THE
foremost designers skilled in
the magic Of illusion, discov- :
cred an ageless charm, a de-
licious femininity in them
and adapted them into mod
ern dance frocks in which
young moderns sweep into
the old-fashioned waltz"
o Personally" this engag-
ing young man went on, L
like slim m-fitted fashions. l
adore pleated culottes. And
I think split-skirt evening
gowns are ideal for dancing"
P.S.-He's just returned from
Hollywood.
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TAUNTON, Va, August g.
49, Mrs. Herbert A. Jacob. wife of
Maj. Jacob Of Fort Defiance.
- was hostess Tuesday at a
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H>%>>~%%>%

" WHELANs is DOING
e w THINGS!" There's
no doldrum period around there
during the Summer. They're busy
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~~H~~~V%&N

" HERE'S THE INSIDE
STORY" of the
smart British-inspired tweed coats
at the RALEIGH HABER-
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done for the express idea Of max
ing modern shopping pleasant.
Specials" every day-in their vari-
Gus departments-corsets, girdles.
foundations, robes, etc. 1l05 F ST.
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ADVERTISEMENT

Q Guy Robertson, the hand
some singing star of THE
Great Waltz"-who is ap-
pearing in person on the
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stage at the
Fox be-
lieves the
lavish cos
tunes worn
in =" T he
G r e a t
w a l t z F"
brou g h t
W q ! t z
gowns back
into fash
ion.
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JOBS while you walt. bI3 1ztn 81
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A NNAPOLIS, Md, August "a
~ dinner party was given Friday
~ evening at the Club Del Rio
n on South River by a number
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Loterni ~vysetrovani.

Dalsi policiste zatceni byli
We ctvrtek pro dcastenstv1 v To-
lternfm racketyrstv1, jez vyse-
trovano jest statn1m navlad-
MIN.
Sergeantu, John w. Simpson
re. severnf STANCE, jenz drzan
byl We vezenf dele neil "a no.
din, ponevac nemohl sehnati
zaruku $4,000, povoleno by
10 zmensen1 zaruky ma $4,000
a pc slozenf teto propulsion.
Statn1 navladn1, Wells, do
spell ku pTesvedcenf, re zaru-
ka $4,000 pro p~olicejnf ri
zence staci.
Sergeant: Martin j. Lind
ung a Edwin L. Guiman, pc
nekolika hodinach zavren1
propusteni byli, kdyz slozili
zaruku.
Nathan a Norman Friedel,
bratT1 a cernosi: Al Davis a
Frank Pratt slozili zaruky pc
$4,000 krone Pratta, O nemz
navladni mysli, re $4,000 "a
ruka staci an ne1 tax "d1lezi-
tym svedkem."
Do 1tery podany byly zalo-
by ma 80 osob. CtyTi udani ia
ko v1dcove. Temito jsou: L
saac Sapperstein, Billy Lands
man, Willie King a Harry 0.
Davidson. King zatcen byl v
pondeli a zadrzen pod zaru-
kou $4,000. Ostatn1 trf do
pondell v noel zatceni byti ne
mohli. King byl statn1m sved-
KEN pTi soudu pro zabit1 Jo-
sepha Kelley, sportsmana dve-
ma muzi v cukrarskem obcho-
du ma E. Baltimore ulici v bTe-
Znu 1884.
Policie snaz1 sc chytiti II O.
sob zapletenych do racketyr-
stv1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-07
3O5 nezenatych ma pensijni
listine.

ze jedna osmina z Baltimor-
skych 2.447 osob ma starobni
pensijni listine je nezenatych,
vysvfta re zpravy vydane fedi-
telem mestske dobrocinnosti,
Thomasem j. IS. Waxter.
Ma listine je 767 vdov a 800
vdovc1. Tricet osm jinych je
fozvedenych a SO nezije spo-
lu. Ma listine je 1871 protes-
tantG, 582 katol1kG, "a zidd a
so nepfidelenych. AS jednu
tTetinu z celku tvoTl cernosi.
Pr1merna pense je S21.2O
mesfcne Gill $254.4O rocne.
Pense nesmf pTesahovati $50
mesfcne.
Ma tento rok pensijn1 system
stanoven ma $750.000. Do SUI
my teto stat prispeje 100000
z vytezku jednoprocentnf da-
ne z hrubych pTfjm1.
Cd podzimku mestsky de-
partment obdrzel 9.037 zados-
tt o pense. S pencil, jez pTi-
praveny, pocet pensistu roz-
mnozen byti NIUE ma $500.
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Diva chyceni " pTepadu Pimli-
CO bankY.

Jean Magnani, 32lety mali
tel pool-roomu a cernoch Cor
nelius Johnson zavTeni byli
pc marnem pTepadu Pimlico
odbocky Union Trust spoiled
nosti kolem 2. hodiny odpoled-
nj We ctvrtek.
Chyceni byli ~policisty radio
automobile, kteTf byli jenom
asi padesat stop Cd banky,
kdyz uvedomeni byli O pTepa-
du alarmem, jenz vyslan byl z
pokladn1 m1stnosti banky, kdyz
lupici otevTeli tuto.
Magnani omlouva Sc, re ku
pfepadu pfiveden byl financ-
nj b1dou, o n1z nechtel niceho
vyzraditi manzelce sve, matce
dvou d1tek.
S cernochem umluvili sc,
kdyz tento zadal Magnani O
nejakou praci.
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Automobily.

We srazce sanek S automobi-
lem poranen byl v nedeli Ii
roku starry Charles R. Connal-
ly a tezce Sc zranil ma lebce.
Sc sankami vjel ma automobil
Johna j. Schwartz ma Glen
wood a Wildwood avenue.
U Berwyn, Md, smrtel-
ne poran6n byl v nedeli nezto-
tozneny muz automobilem,
ktery T1dil opily cernoch, L
saiah Hill, jenz zatcen byl. S
MIN V automobile byli diva JIM
cernosi a zena.
= Harry O'Neill, 62lety "a
metac ulic, podlehl V nedeli v
mestskych nemocnicfch crane
nj, ktere dtrpel automobilem
cernocha, Charlese l.. Maker
ma Hull ulici.
= Ku ulicni dlazbe pitts
knut byl V pondelf svym auto
mobilem Aaron Silverstein, AZ
Lefty, ma Philadelphia road u
White Marsh, pc 10 minut "a
tim co skupina muzG pracova-
la ma tom, ably pTevrzeny auto
mobil narovnan byl a Silver
stein osvobozen. PTerazena
byla mu ruka vedle jinych IRA
nen1.
= Lebka rozrazena byla So
letemu Ernest Wood automo-
bilem ma Frederick avenue V
II hodin v noci v sobotu. Au-
tomobil f1dil Nathan Salkin.
= Dive 16lete dfvky a vojak
Il Camp Holabird poraneny
byly V 1tery ma Holabird road
automobilem ,ktery z mfsta ne
body ujel. V mestskych ne
mocnicich dostalo Sc divkam:
Anna Poskuska a Helen Bu-
trim lekaTskeho osetreni a vo-
jaku Jay Waite. Vojaku pre-
razen byl nos. Sergeant Ig-
natius Benesch z Ivychodniho
distriktu udal, re automobiles
tou je tez vojak z Holabird a
re zatcen Dude tuto stredu.
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Otravy.

John Foster, 48lety zTfzenec
gasol1nove spolecnosti zdejsi
nalezen byl v nedeli otraveny
vypary gasolinu z AUTOMOBILE
V garazi "a domem, {. 3716
Darlington road. Garaz pre-
plnena byla otravnymi vypa-
ry. Mrtvy Foster nalezen byl
sedfcf u Tfdftka AUTOMOBILE.
= 45lety Michael Slademan
otraven byl plynem apart
mentu V 700 blocku ST. Paul
ulice. Nalezen byl mrtvy u
kuchynskych kamen, ma nichz
plynove horaky otevreny byly.
= Plynem otraven byl We
stTedu 68lety Thomas Clancy,
{. 1928 E.. Hoffman ulice. Plyn
unikal z rourky plynovych ka-
m1nek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-07
Ctete lodnf lfstkv.

D1lezitost cteni kontraktu
vytisteneho ma lodnfch listcfch
uvedena byla v 1tery We vlad-
MIN distriktnim soudu soud-
Gem w. Calvin Chestnut.
Die jeho rozhodnutf, zod-
povednost spolecnosti "a po-
skozenf zavazadla cestuj1ci O.
soby zavisf ma kontraktu spo-
~lecnosti, ktery vytisten jest ma
zadn1 STRANGE listku a cestuj1-
CT nemGze vymahati ma spolec-
nosti vice nezli v kontraktu u
vedeno.
Rozhodnut1 toto ucinil soud-
&c v pT1padu Charlese O. Cha
pin a jeho manzelky prot spo-
lecnosti Baltimore Mail Line.