davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-25
Pc cele meslce setTila, ma ko.
nee okradena.

Elizabeth Wibberley, 16 ro-
XII stara, pc dlouhe meslce u
kladala 81 re sve mzdy, ably Q
Vanocich mohla %navst1viti svuj
domov v Canterbury, Conn.
PRAGUE v cukrovarskem obcho
du v 1000 blocku N. Broad
way. V sobotu veSla do seve-
rovychodnf policejnf STANCE Sc
zalobou, re nekdo vkradl Sc do
jej1ho pf1bytku V 600 blocku
vych. 20. ulice a re skf1ne j u
kradl usetTenych $37.
= William F. Wilson z Tyn-
dale avenue, oznamil v noel ma
nedeli, re z druheho poschodl
jeho domu n6kdo ukradl neko-
lik set liber vaz1c1 pokladnu, v
nfz bylo bondG Ia $4,000. Will
son jest presidentem Redman-
Vane lodenicke spolecnosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-25
Usmrcen vidlemi.

Sedm rokn starry hoch, Ken
meth Schultz, usmrcen byl vi
dlemi We stodole ma farme V
Hampstead v Carroll okresu.
Bratr hocha, Joseph Schultz,
10 rok1 starry, pracoval s vidle-
mi ma sene We stodole. Pr sha-
zovanf sena nevedel, re tam
maly bratr jeho. Kdyz byl no
tov. shodil vidle. Kenneth bod
nut byl vidlemi a zranen tax
tezce, re tehoz dine zemrel We
zdejsf universitni nemocnici a
niz by byl nabyl vedomi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-25
Stavka namornikI.

V sobotu lodn1 nakladaci hla-
sovali vetSinou prot stavce.
Proti stavce hlasovalo jich L.
1O6 a pro stavku 376. Hlaso-
vano bylo We trech odbockach.
Jenom v odbocce {. 829 byla
vetsina pro stavku.
Koncem tydne stavkou zdej-
81 dotcen byl skorem cely svet.
Tricet osm lodi, jez prijely do
zdejsiho ~prlstavu z ruznych
zamoTskych zem1 a byly v pra-
ci Zastaveny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-25
Musel ujeti.

Joseph Ryan z New Yorku,
president Mezinarodni unie
lodnich nakladacG, jenz v pa
tex osloviti mel V SIM sv. Sta
nislava Baltimorskou odbocku,
prinucen byl zastupem nekoli-
ka tisfcG stavkuj1c1ch naklada-
Gu zachraniti sc 1tekem do au-
tomobilu a ujetfm do New
Yorku.
Ryan nevedouci re dveTe 81
ne zavreny re strachu pred ma
SLIM, sci ku vchodu ma Alicea-
ma ulici nechav staff automobil
ma South Ann ulici.
Kdyz prisel prot vchodu,
zastupy tam cekajfcf poznali
Ryana. "Tady jde", oval Sc
vykrik. Pc vzkTiknutf obklf-
cen byl stavkafi. z nemileho
postavenf zachranil jej 15clen-
ny policejnf 'sbor.
Neil automobil jeho ujel,
ucinen byl stavkaTi pokus pre-
vrhnouti tento. POlicie Zabra-
Mia. Co nejrychleji Ryan ujel
ku Union stanici.
V patek kolem 5000 manor
nikn, d6stojnfkG, strojn1kG a
nakladac6 bylo bez prace.
Demonstrate byla neoceka-
vanou. V6dci stavky tuto cha
rakterisovali slovy: "ukazati
Ryanovi, re stavka je skutec-
nostf v Baltimore"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-25
Udani mayoru.
Mayoru Jacksonovi ozname-

Mayoru Jacksonovi ozname-
no bylo, re v meste panuJe
"notny racket, pomoci jehoz
.jiste osoby predstavuj1 Sc jake
meststi zr1zenci a kolektuj1 da-
ry pro RUNE demokraticke klu
by a ma jine 1cely. Ornament
ucinila .jista obchodn1 firma S
udanfm, re racket tento "po-
trebuje dukladneho v~ysetrova-
nf'. Clenove firmy nebyly We
stavu zjistiti jmena osob a je-
jich byty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-25
Diva farmari usmrceni ma
zeleznicni trait.

Diva farmaTi z Berlin, Md,
.jeden 65lety a druhy 70lety,
usmrceni byli v pondeli VIA
KEN Pennsylvania drahy ma
zeleznicnf trait a silnici Berlin
Ocean City.
Svedek tragedie udal, re
Charles Duffy, cernoch, jenz
Tfdil povoz tazeny dvema mu-
lama chtel predejeti blizlci
Wax, jenz dial znameni pfsta-
lou. Muly pTejely trait, ale po-
voz zachycen byl lokomotivou
a rozdrcen. Duffy byl zabit
ma mfst6. Littleton Burch zem-
rel ma ceste do nemocnice. Ma
povoze veil kornu do mlyna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-25
Trinact prchlo z horiciho
domu.

Manzele Sam F. Barrett a
jejich jedenact d1tek uteci mu-
sell pred plameny, jez zmocni-
ly Sc jejich pTfbytku ma Dula-
ny Valley road v Knoebel.
D1m znicen byl do zaklad6.
Jedno z d1tek, 5 mesfc1 sta
ra Doris, probuzena byla kou-
rem. Jej1m placem probuzeni
byli ostatn1 a sebravse CO mo-
hi, prchli. Ohen vypukl ma
tret1m poschod1. Hasici mysli,
re ohen zavinen byl pretope-
MIN.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-25
MaryIandske silnice nejsou
bezDecnVmi.

Victor j. Brown, redaktor
m6s1cn1ku Roads and Streets"
podrobil koncem tydne ostre
kritice Marylandske silnice a
naval tyto "nebezpecnymi a
postavenymi nehospodafsky".
Ukazuje ma cetne silnicnl ne
body, kdy doprava automobily
stale zrychluje Sc, pravil:
V dobe, kdy sedesatimllova
rychlost V iodine nen1 zadnou
Vzacnost1, Marylandske silnice
nejsou bezpecnymi ami pro "a
konou rychlost As mil v hodi-
ne. Silnice jsou dzke, spatne
tn a tam dlazd6ne S prudkymi
zahyby a Spatnym vyhledem
do dalky. Jsou zbytkem z do
by, kdy Maryland teprve pocal
Sc probouzeti ku pozadavk1m
move dolby.
P1vodne vedeny byly hlav-
ne jenom mezi farmami a z ia
rem do NEST a mestecek.
Pro bezpeGnost ma silnici po-
trebnym jest vyhled cd 800 do
1900 stop V pred. l ma zahy-
bech tento jest nutnost1."
Dodal, re Maryland mohl by
zlepsiti silnice, kdyby fadne
spravovany byly gasol1nove
dane a poplatky z motorovych
vozidel a zamezeno bylo obra-
cent t6chto ma jine fondy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-25
Ohen mad Santa Claus.

V sobotu ohen prorazil San
ia Claus v dome Hummel rodi-
ny ma Hudson ulici. Ohnem
zbavena byla rodina O dunn,
vsechny saty krone tech, ktere
clenove rodiny NELL ma sobe a
vsechny darky, ktere nakoupe-
ny byly pro ditky rodiny. Ohen
vypukl ma druhem poschodi
dOmu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-25
Tovarnf ioby slime zlepseny.

Oznameno, re zamestnanl V
Marylandskych tovarnach a
platy delnictva, dospely V lis
topadu nejvets1ho vrchole cd
kterychkoliv mes1cG cd roku
1929.
Ornament .vydal komisaT pra-
&c a statistik, Henry Lay Duer.
Y listopadu zamestnan1 bylo O
10.1 procent lepsfm neil V
t6mze meslci predesleho roku
a vydelky o 24.8 procent vyss1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-25
Z potTeb mestske radnice

Dive spolecnosti v roce tonic
prodaly potreby mestske rad6
Poole 1ctu predlozeneho v pa
tex. Hlavn1 klerk zaplatiti ma
ucty tyto We vysi $209.15, ctou-
CT klerk a hl1daci dveri zbytek
$57.45.
z nekterych vydani: Moffett,
poslfcek, $19.85 a to "a jedno
pero a tuzky $500 "a jeden
kapesn1 noz1k $3.50, "a kvart
inkoustu $1.35.
Ctouc1 klerk, Mueller, totez
S vynechan1m inkoustu, hlldac
dveTf, Graft, m1sto inkoustu
platiti ma "a tucet tuck 6Oc,
Ia kapesn1 noz1k $3.50 a pero
a tuzky $500. Mueler1v L.
Get cin1 $62.65. Nejvets1 cast
cini 1000 dopisnfch pap1r1 a
500 obalek, $4,000. Murphy
1cet obnasi $67.35. V dctu je-
no nenf zadny kapesn1 noz1k
atd atd.
Uvefejnen1 financni t6to
zpravy, jez mesto plat, vzbu-
dilo nemily DOZEN v mestske
rade razsedaj1c1 V pondelf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-25
8Oleta tszce popalena.

Osmdesat rokG stara cernos-
ka tezce ~popalena byla, kdyz
saty Sc ma nj vznaly v jej1m by
tn ma Falls road. Hor1cl saty
ma nj udusila jina cernoska by
dl1c1 v temze dome. V nemoc-
nici stav stareny uznan nebez-
pecnym. Saty ma nj Sc chytily
cd ohne v kamnech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-25

Den radst, vesebsi" nasava v pMk, kdy saWi budemep amatku NarozHG Krto-
va v BeAeme Davnop edpovfany a ocekavany prsel ably spasL coz byo ahynulo.
ukazaa Sc hezda ma bankytun ebekem, zpv anded nl Sc tchHmv eebne noi:
"SIva ma vysotechB Ohu idemd Oma vile" "Nebotez sell boG zv&tuj. yam radot
veikou khaz Dude vsemu hdu; mbo naodn Sc vam dns spMel ktHyz jest Krtus Pan
V mete Daidove."
Pastyr opushH Hada sa, sklomi Sc pred Detakem.
Ones mHony napInena zeme, Jchz1 Hchou, poMou, nWu nadeJJ jest KnTus!
SLs! Ika to iba pEen Jet to pHeno radosi,
RoNeha Sc 20 neb! Jezj jest v&mu stvOren:
AnjAG to ste sbOy SlaVa BOhu ma vysOSl
Pna Bha vaebl Sa, moe i spasenl"
Mill rAe "Teegrafu' Yam a vm otam1mb ez rozdnu jest Tdecnyma uprmnym
panfmn aHm ably v domovehV aNch zavadl kid a Ss1 kvdouc1 z pozehnane dolby "a
nocnl VYDAVAELSIVO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-25
Nejkrats den " roce.

V pondeli byl nejkratSi den
v roce. Pocfnaje 1terym, dny
pocaly stavati Sc delsfmi pc Sc
kundach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-25
MiStni Zpravy.
400 pomocnikEG ma poste.


Ku zdolanl Vanocn1ch zasl-
lex zdejsfm postovn1m 1fadem
najato bylo 1.400 z~vlaStnlch
pomocnikG. Cd nedele poSta
zahrnuta byla darky a doplsy.
= Vanocnf doprava at VIA
ky nebo busy nebo vzducholo-
demi vzrostla aspon o rs pro-
cent prot minulemu roku.
= Zatfm co tisice muzd a
zen zabyvajf Sc Vanocn1mi ma
kupy, 32 parky zazadaly v
pondel1 O povolenl ku SHAT
kun.
Nejstarsimi zadateli byli
Young D. Griffis a Ida c.. Lee
land. Dosahli v6ku 50 rokG.
Evening star., 1936-04-10
BUTLER TO ADDRESS
MEETING OF DRYS
Guyer to Discuss His District
Prohibition Bill at Confer
ence May 10.

Brig. Gen. Smedley D. Butler, re-
tired Marine Corps leader, will address
a mass meeting called by the United
Dry Forces for Sunday afternoon, May
10. probably to be held in Calvary
Baptist Church.
Representative Guyer of Kansas.
author Of the Guyer bill. which would
return prohibition to the District, will
discuss the measure.
Plans for the meeting are being
made by the United Dry Forces, under
leadership Of its president, DR.. E. M.
Ellison, who said the organization is
determined to press it's fight for pro-
hibition in the Capital.
AT the regular monthly meeting OF
the forces in the Y. M. c. A.. decision
was made to change the qualifications
for membership. Whereas the only
members heretofore have been dele
gates from other dry organizations
here. it was decided to create a new
individual membership, for which dues
will be 81 q year.
DR.. T. T. Roberts. vice president
and chairman OF membership, was au-
Evening star., 1936-04-10
PERSH|NG HALL
WILL CLOSE DOORS
Legion Headquarters ir
Paris May Go to Cred
itorS Due to Row.
By the Associated Press.

PARIS, April 10.-Pershing Hall.
landmark Of the American Legion IN
Europe. will close its doors April 80.
its treasury empty, the Board OF d.
rectors announced last night.
The haif-million n-dollar building.
headquarters Of Paris Post. No. l, and
other organizations, may go to credi-
tors unless three-cornered differences
among the United States Treasury, the
American Legion and Pershing Hall
stockholders can be adjusted.
S4S2.O32 Appropriated.
Congress appropriated $i82, .S2,
funds left by the wartime soldiers
newspaper the Stars and Stripes. to
pay all debts on Pershing Hall and
give it an endowment fund.
Debts are about $350,000. The Gov
ernment agreed to pay all proper
claims, but exacted clear title to the
building. When this was arranged
there arose an objection by the Amer
ican Legion in the United States,
which refused to approve the trans
action unless the endowment were
S250.000. PerShlng Hall o1nclaS SAID
they saw no way Of reducing the debt
further.
None of the creditors took legal steps
to protect their claims. Officials OF
the building corporation said the
French government passed the word"
that none should start foreclosure
proceedings.
Division in Directorate.
Pershing Hall officials said there
was division in the directorate. One
group approved the American Legion's
demand that S250,000 should be re-
tanned as an endowment fund, neces-
stating the cancellation of large loans
by two officials and possibly further
reduction of other claims.
Another group contended that Con-
gress appropriated the money without
strings and that the law provided for
payment of all just debts without fix
Ing the size of the endowment fund.
Evening star., 1936-04-10
MRS. EVA T. KILKOFF
FUNERAL is MONDAY

Funeral services will be held Monday
at 10 am, in the Shrine Of the Sacred
Heart, for Mrs. Eva T. Kilkoff, IS, for
36 years a resident of Washington,
who died Wednesday night at her
home, 1928 Eighteenth street, after a
short illness. She had been active for
years in Catholic organizations.
Mrs. Kilkoff was a native of Della
ware and was the widow of John Goo
frey Kilkoff. She came here following
his death in Deland, Fla.
Burial will be in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1936-04-10
Most Women in Easter Parade
Walk Like Ducks, Model Says

your reflection In every shop window
on the avenue.
IS. Don't walk stiffly, so as not tc
crease or crumple your new outfit;
don't do unnatural things to attract
attention-such as talking overani.
matedly with your escort.
"6. Keep your shoulders straight
head up, stomach in, arms loosely
swinging with an easy grace.
80. Don't promenade with friend
whose outfit clashes with yours.
Is. Don't thrust your hands in your
pockets. It pulls the shoulders down
and looks awkward.
80. Don't clutch your escorts arm
and hang on 1t for dear life. II you
must take his arm. rest your hane
lightly on it.
40. If you walk with a man In the
Easter parade. pick handsome one
handsome and quiet"
Evening star., 1936-04-10
Ry the Associated Press.

ROME, April l0.-A rnournful ST.
lence pervaded Rome today as devout
Catholics focked to the city's 400
churches for traditional Good Friday
services commemorating Christ's sac
rifice for mankind.
Particularly from noon until pm.
the hours the Savior hung on the
cross-the streets of the city were
hushed by suspension of ordinary
activity.
In the places Of worship, the solemn
atmosphere was intensified by the
absence of candles and tapers and the
somber black and purple draperies
shrouding the sacred images.
In the four great Roman basilicas,
worshipers venerated the holy cross.
and heard sermons based on Christ s
reproaches to his crucifiers and
viewed relics Of his passion and death,
Pope Plus attended a special Good
Friday mass in the Sistine Chapel,
celebrated by the papal secretary OF
state, Cardinal Pacelli, In the pres
ence of 16 cardinals.
Worshipers heard the solemn strains
Of "Stabat Mater" the hymn dedi-
Gated to the virgin mother as she
stood at the foot of the cross. Sun
down will bring the hour of "Deso-
Evening star., 1936-04-10
HS&5T5S
DRIVING WHILE DRUNK.

Arch Mccoy. 1881 Morris street
northeast, $3.50 or so days.
Second Offense Speeding.
= Jesse V. Osborne, 1924 Euclid street,
$40.
Horace Keeler, 12l Seventh street
northeast, SIS.
FIRST-OFFENSE SPEEDING.
Henry F. Harms, 514 Oglethorpe
street, $40.
Curry ]. Carter, Maryland, SIS.
John A. Thomas, 537 Florida avenue.
$40.
James w. Smith. 776 Lamont
street, $40.
Helen C. Mather, Virginia, $40.
Arthur L. Blanks, 944 Westminster
street, IS.
James o. Thompson, 1892 Thirty
second street, S5.
Morgan G. Thomas, 2421 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, S..
: Spiros G. Karadimos, 612 Second
street, IS.
Jesse c. Bruner, Maryland, $40.
James E. Cook, 62O3 Piney Branch
road, S..
PERMIT SUSPENSIONS.
Daniel J. Bennett, 1915 Randolph
northeast, 80 days.
Forrest r. Entwisle, 1104 Queen
street northeast. 80 days.
Hershel E. Foltz, 1890 D street
southeast, Is days.
James T. Griffith. 5l4 East Capitol
street. 80 days.
Raymond T. Harrell, 176 North
Carolina avenue southeast. 80 days.
Thomas H. Herbert, ll8 Quincy
place northeast. 40 days.
George c. Jones, 1921 Third street.
revoked.
William r. Kesterson, 1903 D street
southeast, 80 days.
Paul w. Kiefaber, 614 Farragut
street, 80 days.
Jasper Lalli, Naval Air Station, 80
days.
zoilus J. Lemay, sO2 Quincy street,
Is days.
Harvey E. Lewis, 1920 L street, 80
days.
Harlan G. Lilley, e2s Eighth street
northeast, 80 days.
Bernard H. Ray, 725 Girard street,
30 days.
Bernard L. Robertson, sos Webster
street, 80 days.
Oliver Robey, $50 Independence
avenue southwest. IS days.
William Rosenberg, 1888 Sherman
avenue, 80 days.
Harrison v. Rouse, jr., 1924 North
hampton street, IS days.
Jasper P. Russell, Rockville, Md,
Is days.
; William A. Salter, 2135 Pennsylvania
avenue, IS days.
Jesse H. Shumate, No. 8 Barnes
lane northeast, 80 days.
> Irwin C. Simmons, 3l2 Ninth street
southeast, revoked.
William G. Smith, jr.. 70l9 Ninth
street, second offense, 80 days.
:. st. Clair Street, 2112 F street, Is
days.
John w. Warning, 121 Seventh street
northeast, 80 days.
Evening star., 1936-04-10
ey the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, April l0.-Eighty per
cent of the women in the annual
Easter parade "walk like ducks" Miss
Gertrude Mayer, head of a professional
model agency, said today in giving
list of hints on how to show off new
clothes next Sunday.
1.-The biggest thing wrong with the
Easter parade is posture" Miss Mayer
said. Eighty per cent of the women
walk with their knees bent--a sort OF
duck walk
"It. doesn't do Justice to their
clothes"
Her first suggestion for improving
the Easter parade was for women 70
keep their knees straight and walk
IN a straight line. using more hip mo-
tion."
Point Q was: "1f your clothes are
old, act nonchalant."
"The best thing a man can do in
the Easter parade Is to stay in the
background" was point 8. with this
codicil for men: Don't carry walk
ing stick unless you know how"
The other Easter parade "hints'
were:
a. Don't strain your neck to see
Evening star., 1936-04-10
Rome Silent as Good Friday
Is Observed in 400 Churches

lata," when choirs sing the sorrowful
music symbolizing the grief Of Mary
at the cross.
Traditional local Good Friday cere-
monies were conducted in many Ital-
ian villages. In Trapani, Sicily, citi-
zens carried through the streets 20
great wooden statues, each more than
300 years old and representing a char
acter in Christ's passion.
All Roman molten picture houses
and other amusement resorts will be
closed tonight in observance Of the
mourning period.
Evening star., 1936-04-10
STEAMSHIPS.

STEAMSHIPS.
MEDITERRANEAN and all Europe-De
Luxe service on famous express liners via
the smooth Southern Route.
ITALIAN LINE. 62f 5th Ave. New York.
WEST INDIES AND CARIBBEAN GUEST
cruises every week with the Great White
Fleet. IL and D y days. SI75 and up. APP
ply Travel Agents or United Fruit Co.. Pier
3. North River. New York City.
Evening star., 1936-04-10

thorized to launch O drive for 1000
new members.
Capt. Rhoda Milliken, commander
of the Woman's Bureau. outlined the
problems Of the bureau in dealing with
women Of the city.
Evening star., 1936-04-10
Nanking Has Large Bell.

In q small temple IN Nanking,
China. is one of the largest bells in
existence. Its peculiar tone. so legend
says. Is due to the fact that the daugh-
ters Of the maker of the bell threw
themselves into the metal while 1t was
still molten.
Evening star., 1936-04-10
Has Two Favorite Gowns.

Gladys Swarthout has two favorite
gowns for concerts and will wear no
others because of sentimental attach
ment for them.
Evening star., 1936-04-10
CLINTON LEE CONRADT
DIES AT HOME HERE
Washington Tobacco Co. Official
Had Been Ill Long Time.
Rites This Afternoon.

x1ao oCCh LII 4AoLS 41HiCs
Rites This Afternoon.
Clinton Lee Conradt, 81, treasurer
and general manager of the Washing.
ton Tobacco Co., died Wednesday at
his home in the Kennedy-Warren
Apartments after g long illness. He
bad been in the wholesale tobacco
business here Is years.
Funeral services are being held at
3 pm. today at the home of his
brother -in-law, E. Asbury Davis, 3O5
Somerset road, Baltimore.
Mr.. Conradt was born in Baltimore
and lived there most of his life. He
came to Washington about 1920. He
was a Mason and member of the
Washington Board Of Trade.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Caro-
lyn N. Conradt; brother, Ellis Con-
Iadt, and sister, Mrs. Davis.
Evening star., 1936-04-12

ter, Just splashing about In pool.
But splashing about in pool Is dan.
gerous unless you know how to swim.
"The matter Of safety in the water
Is even more important than muscle
building and I hope every young man
in Washington will take advantage of
the opportunity offered by The Star
and the Y. M. c. A"
Roland M. Brennan, secretary to the
Board of Commissioners, added his
Endorsement as follows:
Persons who can't swim deprive
themselves of one of the finest forms
of sport by being compelled to stick
to shallow water. But deep water Is
dangerous unless you know how to take
care of yourself. Once you learn to
swim, though, you can't forget 1t.
Protection Of Life.
"If every one learned to swim as a
youngster, the annual toll of drown
ings at Summer resorts and beaches
would be reduced materially. In fact,
it might approach the vanishing point,
for good swimmers learn how to avoid
taking desperate chances"
William Hutzell, swimming director
of the "Y" boys department and
coach of the "Y" team, which recently
won the A. A. U. championship for
the District of Columbia, will head the
group of swimming instructors for the
learn-to-swim course. In this group
will be Dallas Shirley, William Fry,
Maj. J. S. Hawley, C. C. Mullady,
David Tobin, j. J. Hengstler and Ed
ward H. Thacker. The "Y" Junior
Swimming Leaders Corps will assist.
The first class will enter the "Y"
boys pool tomorrow at am. Other
classes will be held almost hourly
during the day. The American crawl
stroke will be taught.
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Larraboo. master of the Old Dominion
Hunt Club.

Worlds Highest Dam.
Calaveras Dam, in California, is the
highest earth dam in the world,
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GOODWILL INDUSTRIES
SELECTS TRUSTEES
Organization for Aid of Unem-
ployed in Finding Jobs
COMPLETES Year.

Goodwill Industries of Washington,
a non-proflt, welfare organization,
elected seven trustees at its first annual
meeting yesterday. Those elected were:
Col. William o. Tufts, prsident, and
Mrs. Kari Fepning, three-year terms;
Mrs. z. w. Murray. Col. A. r. Brindley
and James c. Dulin, jr., two-year
terms, and Mrs. Stanley Sears and
Ernest H. Daniel, one-year terms.
The organization has as its purpose
the building of morale through putting
unemployed to work instead of giving
them charity. The annual report
showed wages of $8.343 paid to handi-
capped men and women during the
year. Merchandise renovated was sold
for T,72l. Assets of $120,183 were
reported by Dulin, treasurer.
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C. G.O.P.LOSES HOPE
FOR v. PROBE
Senate Group Reported
Secretly Satisfied Over
DEVELOPMENTS.
BY CARLISLE BARGERoN.

Senate Republicans have given up
hope of getting any real investiga-
ton of politics in the w. P. A. and Sc
cretly they are satisfied. They have
about decided they wouldn't know
what to do with Senate investi-
CATION if one we're authorized.
They are getting together their in
formation and plan to use 1t in Sc
ries of speeches in the Senate. The
fact the Democratic leaders are sup
pressing an inquiry, they figure, helps
them.
AS the situation stands, Senator
Davis, Republican, Oh Pennsylvania
has demanded an investigation Of the
w. P. A. in his State Senator Lewis
of Illinois, the Democratic whip and
chairman of the Senate Expenditures
Committee. couldn't see any harm in
this and reported back to the Senate
the Davis resolution with all of its
"whereases," suggesting that politics
were running riot in the Pennsylvania
w. P. A. Senator Robinson, Demo-
cratic leader, held a quick conSulta-
tion and Lewis gravely announced that
he had Just been informed two addi-
tionaI members had been appointed
to his committee. These were Sen
atorS Barkley and Pittman, who see
eye to eye with the Third Economy"
and Lewis explained that naturally
the resolution would have to 60 back
tn committee
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]. L. Bohney's Sunnae Boy, with seven.
A feature of the show will be an
exhibition of cavalry packs and ar
tillery gun teams. Judges will be
Col. w. w. Torr, military attache of
the British Embassy, and Sterling
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FINAL FORT MYER SHOW
TO DETERMINE WINNERS
Trophies Will Be Awarded Jump
ers, Hunters and Hacks
Tuesday Night.

Trophy winners in the jumper and
hunter and hack classes will be de-
cided at the final indoor horse show
in the riding hall at Fort Myer
Tuesday night.
In the jumper class, Mrs. c. B.
Lyman's Maui Girl is high with seven
points, closely followed by Lieut.
Frank S. Henry's Clipped Wings,
with six. In the combined hunter
and hack championship, Col. Kenyon
Joyce's mare, Golden Lady, is leading
with eight points, followed by Mrs
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his capacity and that he thinks it Is
the capacity Of professors.
Fletcher gives the definite promise
that If the Republicans are elected
none of the professors will be an
Undersecretary of Agriculture or re-
settlement administrator.