davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1936-03-12
Shore anu Mountain Property GA
For Sale

Low PRICES If YOU ACT NOW
Home sites on beautiful bay, spacious
club house. shaded park and a wonderful
peach. 40 minutes drive from Washington;
good road. Easy terms. National 1888.
The Washington times., 1936-03-12

Found IA
FOR lost or wanted animals. apply Animal
Rescue League. II o st. NV. NO. $3.50.
FOUND-Sum of money. Owner advertise
in this column amount, denominations
and approximate time and place.
ON G st. N. w, lady's purse. Owner
can recover by Identifying. Phone MA.
1918 after p. m.
IN DIAMOND CABS
Bowling shoes in Cab 400.
Black silk gloves in Cab S5.
Black cloth gloves in Cab $40.
Call Lost and Found Dept. North 1858
Personals 8
Evening star., 1936-04-30
HAUPTMANN ACTED
ALONE, SAYS AGENT
Financial Record of Assets and
Expenditures Accounts for
All But $40 of Ransom.
BY the Assoclated Press.

BY the Associated FreSS.
NEW YORK, April 30.-Opinion
that Bruno Richard Hauptmann had
no accomplices in the Lindbergh baby
kidnapping was expressed by Federal
Agent Hugh McQuillan yesterday on
the basis of Hauptmann's financial
records.
McQuillan, attached to the intelli-
gence unit of the Bureau of Internal
Revenue, has forwarded to Washing
ton a tabulated report of Haupt-
manns assets and expenditures be-
tween the time of the payment of the
S50,000 ransom and his arrest.
The report, as released by McQuil-
Ian, indicates that all but s4956 of
the ransom money has been ac-
counted for For the period men,
toned it lists assets Of S40,529 02
and total expenditures of s15.53o63,
O grand total of S56,05965.
Hauptmann's assets prior to the
time the ransom was paid amounted
to s4,941 40, and his known earnings
from that time until he was ar
rested were $1,16781, total of S6,-
1921.
This amount, subtracted from s56,-
059.65. left S49,950.44 which McQuil-
Ian listed as "unaccounted for and
therefore presumed to be ransom
money.
Evening star., 1936-04-30
.[ANDSCAP|NG.P[AN
TO Be CONSIDERED
Fine Arts and Park Units to
Weigh Triangle and Plaza
DEVELOPMENTS.

Landscape plans for the triangle
and improvement OF the Grand Plaza,
on Fourteenth street just east of the
new Department of Commerce Build
ing. will be considered both by the
Fine Arts Commission and the Ma
tional Capital Park and Planning
Commission this week.
The planners. initiating a two-day
meeting today, will consider the pro-
posed transfer of the National Train
ing School from the Federal Govern
ment to the District Commissioners.
John Nolen, jr, director of planning
of the Planning Commission, said yes
terday his organization wants to be
sure the transfer will safeguard plans
for Fort drive, which Is to run through
the eastern section of the Training
School grounds from Eastern avenue
and Bladensburg road to point on
New York avenue, at the northeast
corner of the Arboretum, passing Fort
Lincoln.
Playground Pleas Up.
A request from the Burleith Citi-
ground facilities in that section Will
receive Commission attention, as Will
a petition from the Randle Highlands
Citizens Association asking the Fed
eral Government to acquire small
park along Minnesota avenue south
east.
Landscape plans for the new Fed
eral Reserve Board Building, now
under construction at Twentieth street
and Constitution avenue, Will be up LOT
consideration.
Frederic A. Delano. chairman Of
the National Capital Park and Plan
ming Commission. is presenting MS
personal objection, as well as that OF
numerous interested citizens in
GEORGETOWN, to making P and @ streets
arterial highways, disturbing that
residential neighborhood.
Maryland Report Slated.
Nolen will present to the Commls-
sion a progress report of the work OF
the SPECIAL committee of the Maryland
State Planning Commission. of which
he is a member. This has to do Win
the projected improvement plan for
the Washington-B on-Baltimore-Annapolls
region. The committee, on which
many Maryland officials are serving,
has adopted many of his commits
sion's proposals for parks, highways
and other features, as well as forest
reserves, Nolen said.
The Fine Arts Commission, which
meets tomorrow, will consider plans
of the Bureau of Public Roads for
construction of its new laboratories,
projected along the Mount Vernon
Memorial highway, south Of Abingdon.
Evening star., 1936-04-30
Regularly 29c
Costume JeWelry
lOc

Necklaces, bracelets, buckles,
clips and earrings.
X
Session M intel Clocks.
Formerly 1895 and 17.s5.
Now ----10.95 and 1898
(49) 81 Field Glasses. For
outings, theaters, races--59c
Observation-Disclosures
DEPARTMENT-STREET
FLOOR
Evening star., 1936-04-30
Bed and
Couch Shop

IN 1895 Beacon Cot.
Slightly marred. Coil
spring. ss inches 7.05
wide ----------
(2) S.95 Innerspring
Mattresses. Sizes
4.6. Floor sam q ~
Piles -------
% 14.95 Poster Beds.
Size 3.3. Ma
hogany . n d 800
maple veneer -
(s) 1885 Jenny Lind
Spool Beds. Sizes 80: 4
IT,; 4.6. Mahog- Y "
any finish-----
tS) 17.s0 Jenny Lind
Beds. Solid walnut and
m a h ogany.
Sizes 80; Z 1000
IT,; <.6------
LANSBURGH'S-THIRD
HOOA
Evening star., 1936-04-30
Foundation
Garments

(25) LOO Mesh Gar
ments. With and without
belt. Modified bustline 81
t20) Batiste Garments.
With inner belt and
swami bustline ISL
(50) Medal Belts. For
abdominal support and
extra control for the
sacro-iliac --SI
1907 Linen Mesh Girdles.
Lightly bone d. Firm
elastic hip sections---S1
t50) Mesh and Brocade
Girdles. Front and side
closing. 4 garters--$I
LANSBURGH'S-
CORSET DEPART
MENT-THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-04-30
Regularly I.H
UNDERARM
CA S ES
79c

Made Of genuine cowhide
with upper top and side
fastenings. II, is and Is
inches long in brown and
black.
LANSBURGH'S-STREET
FLOOR-STATIONERY
Evening star., 1936-04-30
Rugs and
Carpets

(35) 8.95 CongoIeum
Gold Seal Rugs. Dis
continued patterns. @S
9xl2
(58 yds.) 1.35 Inaid
Linoleum. Felt back.
2 yds. wide. So. &1
yd.
(40) Sos Reversible
Grass Rugs. Stenciled
des ig n. sxl2: d 90
8xl0 sizes -----
t17) 1880 Sisal Rugs.
oval braided.
Reversible. 4xs 60S
(1I) 5.95 Fibre Rugs.
Basket weave. Stenciled
d es g n. 4x7 3.95
size ---
u6) 1895 Inlaid Limo
floor Rugs. Neatly bor-
dered. Water
proof back. 1905
(14) 2.95 Cotton Rugs.
Reversible. Nursery pat
terms 24x4s l.49
bllc ----------
(3) 1898 Yankee Felt
Rugs. Two-tone band
border. Fringed = 90
ends. 9xl2 size
LANSBURGH'S-
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-04-30
CHINA AND
GLASSWARE

1857 81 Coaster Sets.
8 coas sters in 2Oo
box ---------
1907 6.95 to SS.95 Tea
and Coffee Sets
Imported China. OF
0cG ----------.
(142) z.95 Inn
ported Service I OF
Plates -- C
t94) Csc High Ball and
Old Fashioned Glasses.
Red and black 1Sc
stripes -------
(D 3.95 Console Sets.
Discontinued line I OK
Fine 3-pc. sets
t26) $lS Crystal Cut
Stemmed Glass @1C
ware. Doz.---- W.
Cd SIS Stemmed Glass
ware. Fine Crystal co
cut. Doe. w.
13h doz.) $12 Stemmed
Glassware. Discon- O.
tinued styles. Doz.- WV
(531l doz.) Sc Brandy
Glasses. Colored CO
DOE. -------
(72) 39c Teapots. COc
Reduced to------
(9) 4.s5 After-Dinner
Coffee and Breakfast
Sets. Reduced q o.
to -------
(82) 81 Console Sets.
White Pottery. s. 2Oc
piece sets
C'l,.. 1sn Soc o,s.. Relish 39c
LANSBURGH'S-SIXTH
FLOOR
Evening star., 1936-04-30
R00SEvELT'S MOTHER
CHIDES HIS CRITICS
Says Her Son "Is Doing Every
thing He Can for Every One-To
Visit Elliott and Family

Visit EIliott and Family
BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS. April 3O.-Mrs. Sara
Delano Roosevelt, mother of the Pres
ident, said here yesterday she could
not understand why anyone should
criticize him.
Il can't see why anyone should
criticize him for he is doing every
thing he possibly can for everyone" I"
she said as she stopped between
trains.
Mrs. Roosevelt was headed for Fort
Worth. Tex. and a visit with her
grandson, Elliott Roosevelt, and family
Evening star., 1936-04-30
Regularly I.29
GIRDLES
88c

Famous Kum-fee perforated
reducing girdles with
swamee brassiere top. Sizes
"a, 50, 80.
LANSBURGH'S - STREET
FLOOR
Evening star., 1936-04-30
Our weekly I:|,||; for The :!l.I
Hose

(331) Children's CSC and
CSC Hose. One half socks
and anklets. Broken
sizes.
2 prs. Csc
LANSBURGH'S-
HOSIERY
STREET FLOOR.
Mems Wear
(24) 9.95 and 1850
Leather Jackets.
Broken sizes. ss d 40
to 44-
(2S) 1.95 Whipcord jack
cts. oxford grey. 7Oo
Sizes SO to As ~
o.: 30, z.SS LEA Leather l.49
(18) 4.95 Their
mo Sport Coat. . 40
Sweaters ---
Sn.! Gso s.s' "00len 2.49
LANSBURGH'S-
MEMS SHOP
STREET FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-04-30
Window
Shades

(15) 79c to 1.49 Holland
and Cambria Window
Shades. Various 1Oc
sizes and colors-
(1 $50 Ornamental
Metal Pole Sets. Adjust
able to 48 inches. C1
(30) 81 Six-way Pill
lows. With plaid ROo
covers -------
t35) 1.59 Six-way Pill
lows. Covered with c1
colorful chintz---
800 yds.) 19c to 39c
Trimmings. dgings,
ball fringes, etc. 1Oo
Yd ---------
t200 yds.) 10c to I5c
Trimmings. B in dings,
ball fringes. edg- l.
ings. Yd. ----
tl00) 15c to Csc Decora-
tive Tie Back Pins. O.
Assorted styles, pr. W
LANSBURGHS-
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-04-30
Better
Dresses

HI OSSOS
(20) 1895 to 1888
Dresses. All styles. Brok-
en- sizes for Misses CD
and women $1,000 W"
ts5) 12.95 to 1888
Dresses. Broken c.
sizes and styles
LANSBURGH'S-
BETTER DRESS SHOP
SECOND FLOOR.
Junior Shop
n6) 7.s5 to. 1895 Crepes.
Black. brown. green.
navy. Broken . 90
sizes --
(10) 1895 & 1885 Crepes.
Pastels and prints. c.
Broken sizes -- W.
LANSBURGH'S-
JUNIOR SHOP
SECOND FLOOR.
SDOrtSWear
(124) I.95 and 2.95 Wool ,
Skirts. Black, navy,
green, plaids. I 40
Sizes "a to 81
(6S) 3.95 Twin Sweater
Sets. All wool. White
and colors. Sizes I 90
"a to 40 -
(52) 1.95 Sweaters. Pull
over style. All
wool. Sizes "a 1.24
to 40 -----
LANSBURGH'S-
SPORT DEPT
SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-04-30
Lamps

% 14.95 Modern Table
Lamp. Cut and polished
crystal base with OF
washable shade. o~o
~ SOS White China
able Lamp.
Stretched SILK Os
shade os|o
% -S.95 Bridge Lamp.
Wood tone fin COS
ish s-- O~c
~ 1895 sway Floor
Lamp. Woodtone fn-
ish. Indirect O OK
Lighting $1,000
u) 14.95 Dresden
China Lamp. o.
Lace shade O~o
t2) 1.25 Modern
.s.%e s.%e'' Banded SOC
s.ss. ns, Seu su',a. q OR l9c
LANSBURGH'S-SIXTH
FLOOR
Evening star., 1936-04-30
Girls Apparel

(3) SOS SILK
Dresses. Charm 7 40
ing styles -
uD 81 and So Organdy
Dresse'' d,a.. Sc Re- 100
1907 1.09 and So Cotton
Dresses. Solid and 7Oc
bright prints -
(23) 100 Cotton
Dresses ----29c
t9) 81 Sweater
Bl0uses .29c
u5) 69c Sunsuits a9c
a. Rayon Taffeta
Bl0uses 29c
LANSBURGH'S-
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-04-30
Spreads and
Blankets

(9) 2.95 Organ dy
Spreads. Large flock dot
pattern Full 1874
81 sos All Wool Blan-
kets. Soiled. a IT
72X84 size--
~ 6.95 All Wool Blan-
kets. Soiled. = IT
72x84 size--
1o) 1895 Satin Com
forts. Attractive
color& 72x84 = on
size -
t2) 8.95 All Wool Blan-
kets. Soiled. Peac
and orchid. = II
72x84 size
LANSBURGHS-THIRD
FLOOR
Linens
1907 81 Linen Lunch
Sets. Cloth, AKA. 7Oc
4 napkins -----
t40) 81 and LIS Linen
Huck Towels. HOc
Corded -----
(S) 3.95 Hand made
Lunch Sets Cloth,
64x64. 6 nap . 90
kins -
t5) 1.95 Breakfast Sets.
35-inch cloth. 4 C1
napkins ----------
400 Soc to soc Lace
Scarfs. Ecru. 36. IS
;asa.. and 50 Csc to 4Oc
600 yds.) 15c Part Lin
en- Toweling. s SOc
yds. ------- wv
(1OO) 6 for 81 Mosaic
% Napkins 6for SOC
Garment Bags
(20 81 Glazed Chints
Bags. Side-snap fasten-
ing. Holds 8 SOc
garments -
LANSBURGH'S-
NOTION DEPARTMENT
STREET FLOOR.
Sewing
Machines
~ Lark Westinghouse.
Used. Electric 17.5O
portable ---
ID Standard Electric
Portable. 10 ~
Used -----
~ Domestic Rolardy.
Desk model. $3.50
Used-----
~ rread1s 0.5O
Models. Used
LANSBURGH'S-
THIRD FLOOR.
Upholstery
(61 prs.) 1.SS Glazed
Chintz Draper es. CT
Pinch pleated. Pr W
(134 prs.) 7Sc Tailored
Mesh Curtains.
Soft green colors. 40c
Pr.
Us prs.) 2.95 and 3.S5
arm Dyed Cur.
tains. Flounced or @1
ruffled. Pr.-----
IL prs.) 2.2S Cot tage
Sets. Organdy
and marquisette. I 90
Pr. --------
rs prs.) 1.6S Tailored
Curtains. Ivory marquis
cite with colored
dots and designs. 9Oo
t100 prs.) 1.98 TO A98
Curtains and Drsperies.
Samples. Slightly hOc
soiled. Pr----- Wv
(12) 81 and LIS Studio
Cushion Covers. Plain
and novelty rust S0o
q green
LANSBURGH'S-.
Evening star., 1936-04-30
The Knitting
Circle

Bounce Balls Sport Yarn.
For Sweat ters, coats,
SUITS suits, m al um 39c
Shetland Floss. Light
weight. For all pur-
poses-1 ounce *.
balls
Saxony Yarn. For dresses
aIl, a n q chlldrens l0c
LANSBURGH'S-
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-04-30

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1936-04-30
BIOuSeS

1861 WOmen's 2.95 Silk
Crepe BIouses. Long
sleeves. Buster 7 M
LANSBURGH'S-
STREET FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-04-30
Umbrellas
& RaincOatS

(l9l ChiIdren's So Um-
brellas. Glorias and 01
Ripplesheen -- W.
(6) Children's Silk Rain
co coats Sizes 8 to 59c
III
81 Women's So Silk
Rain Capes. Violet, @7
yellow. peach -- w
LANSBURGH'S-
STREET FLOOR,
Evening star., 1936-04-30
Garment Bags

(27) 81 Glazed Chints
Bags. Side-snap fasten-
ing. Holds 8 EOo
. OOC
LANSBURGH'S-
NOTION DEPARTMENT
STREET FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-04-30
Junior Shop

tl6) 7.95 to 1895 Crepes.
Black. brown. green,
navy. Broken 2.08
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-09
Vystraha dana sovety.

Sovetska Unie v Moskve We
SVEN ultimatu vydanem We
stredu prohlasila, re Dude jed
natl die sve vile We Spanelsku,
jestlize Portugalsko, Italie a
Nemecko neprestanou lined
poskytovati vojenskou pomoc
spanelskym povstalcdm.
Ultimatum podal Moieveye-
witch Kagan, Glen sovetskeho
vyboru zastupcGm ,podepsa-
nych mocf ma dohode Londyn-
ske.
"Neustane-li porusovanf do
body teto lined, sovetska VIA
da sprostf samu sebe cd zavaz-
XII dohody," v ultimatu stano-
veno. Dale vytyka Sc v ulti-
matum:
"Rebelove mali nyni mnoho
bombovac1ch aeroplanG nemec
keno a italskeho pGvodu, jez
nenalezely drive spanelske ar
made a svedectvim dokazano
jest, re zasoby zbran1 z Portu-
galska dale zas1lan1 pokra-
cuj1."
Stanoveni tato udavaji, re
IA aeroplanG bylo poslano z
Hamburgu do Sevilly We Spa
nelsku skrze Portugalsko, dva-
nact velikych aeroplanG posla-
no dale a italsky otravny plyn
re zaslan byl z Lisabonu ma
spanelske hranice.
PROT tomu z Nemecka Sc u
dava, re ruska sovetska unie
zasla1a lodni naklad vojen-
skych zasob spanelske Wade
ku pomoci a re naklad tajne v
noci vyloden byl z ruskeho par
nfku "Neva" v Alicante We
Spanelsku. Udanych 1850 be-
den susenych ryb re byly Vast
ne vojenske pusky, 1000 be-
den, V nichz die udanf bylo su-
sene maso byly vlastne napl-
neny stTelivem a 1000 balik6
koz1, re bylo vlastne sukno ma
vojenske uniformly a pasy.
z italskych kruh1 Sc udava
ma ultimatum toto, re Italie ne.
porusila dohodu Londynskou.
Spanelskou povstaleckou O.
hlasovac1 sluzbou re Sevily O.
znameno bylo We stredu, re pre-
daci spanelske vlady prchli 2
Madridu do Alicante a re no.
tow jsou prchnouti behem "a
hodin.
Krok sovetske vlady vykla.
dan jest We ctvrtek "a novou
hrozbu valky vznasejfci sc mac
Evropou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-09
DEAN DETTON zapasiti Dude
s CHIEF LITTLE WOLF.

Prfst1 dtery, IS. f1jna hlav-
MIN kflzkovem zapase Dean
Detton, jenz p%ovazovan jest "a
championa utka Sc s Chief Lit
tie Wolfe.
V nasledujfcim zapase ktery
urcen ma dobu l hodinu aneb
l porazku Washburn zapasiti
Dude S Orville Brown.
V nasleduj1c1ch 4 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
l porazku 1cinkuji:
McMillen vs.. Grubmier:
Kruscamp VS.. Roebuck; Bisig-
nano VS.. McLain Key VS.. Burns
Vstupne: 55c, $1.10 a S1.65
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-09
Vrchni policejnf Inspector
zemrel.

George G. Henry, vrchnf po-
licejnf Inspector, zemrel We
SVEN pfibytku, {. 1888 w. Fa-
yette ulice, V nedeli We start 73
rokd. Nemocen byl 20 10 dnf.
Zapal Pile byl mu osudnym.
Roznemohl Sc pTi narodnf kon-
venci mezinarodnfho sdruzeni
policeJnich nacelnfk1 v Kan
sas City.
DO Baltimore pTijel z Tai
bot okresu V cervnu roku 1888
V policejnf sluzbe, do nfz zde
vstoupil, pokracoval rychle.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-09

COLONEL FRANK KNOX
Republikansky kapdidat "a
mfstopresidenta Spojenych Sta
til ienz recnil We ctvrtek vecer
V Lyric divadle pred petadva-
cfti tisfci posluchaci, jehoz w
sledek reci pTineseme v pTfs-
tim elsie.
-zeny v Marylandu jenz bu-
dou VOLT jiz pc pate v presi-
dentskych volbach, budou i
tentokrate hrat hlavn1 1lohu v
listopadu. Toto jest obzvlaste
zasluhou a uznan1 governera
Harry w. Nice, ktery klade
velkou d1veru v zenske hlaso-
vacf pravo a ktery ustanovil a.
81 IS zen do zodpovednych d
fadu die schopnosti. Vice jak
40 jich slouz1 bezplatne.
Ponevadz uznal jejich schop-
most do dradG, governor Nice
ustanovil dive ma policejni sta
nici a Size Mrs. Lula E. Powell
a Mrs. Grace Hartnett a vicero
zen v Marylandu zastava Trad
Justice of the Peace.
Mrs. Powell jest tez sekre-
taTkou Republican State Cen
trail Committee pro jej1 dobry
rozhled.
Posledni recn1k governor
Landon Dude recniti We zbroj-
nici pateho pluku 27. r1jna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-09

M1stn1 universitu McGill v
Montreal navstivili diva evrop-
stf ucenci. Prvnlm byl DR.. Lee
opold RGzicka, professor orga-
nicke chemie v Curychu We Svy
carsku, tesici sc svetove poves-
ii, druhym Archibald A. Evans
z mezinarodn1 delnicke 1fadov
ny v Zeneve.
Do Clevelandu pTijel ma ma
vstevu prof. Meek z Prahy,
ktery prednasel ma Harvard
ske universite v Cambridge,
Mass.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-09
Vecerni skoly otevreny.

Verejne vecernl skoly V Bal
timore otevreny byly v ponde-
Ii. V nekterych department
tech pTihlasilo Sc do techto
pres pocet. Tffdy otevfeny
jsou pc 6 dni tydnu Cd 7 no
din vecer do 1915 v noci. Kur-
sy vyssfch skol jsou v City Col
lege, V Polytechnice, v East
ern a Southern vysS1ch skolach
Nizsf kursy We skolnfch budo-
vach C.: /, 81, 43, 70, 70A a
76. Amerikanisacn1 tr1dy jsou
V budovach, {. 1, 6, 81 a 40.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-09
Straznikova sestra s~tFelena.

Diva policiste V Annapolis
darovali V pondel1 krev svoji V
pokusu zachraniti zivot sestry
spolu straznlkovy.
Policisty temito byli: T. Derf
Myers a Walter Unsterman.
Zranenou byla 24leta Kathe-
rine Roberts, jez strelena byla
do podbris1. Nalezena byla
zranena v j1delne domu svym
bratrem, kdyz tento zaslechl
vystrel. Revolver jej1ho bratra
lezel vedle zranene. Stav jej1
uznan kritickym. Otec jeji jest
v namoTn1 nemocnici, matka
jej1 zemfela pred nekolika me-
s1ci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-09
SUCHE DRfVf K PALIVU.

Takove mGzete obdrzeti u
pl. j. Cervenka, 47O3 Sixth St.
V Brooklyn. Jest zajiste INA
mo z drivejsich dob ktere do
yazel kraJandm zesnuly Jan
Cervenka. Nynf jest zamestnan
syn a p1. Cervenkova V tom OBJ
chodu, kde sc m11zete u nj pri-
hlaslt v padu potreby neb "a
volejte telefonem
PROSPECT 100
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-09
Ma obnoveni prohibice.

We statu Michigan proti-
hostinska l1ga zahajila sb1rky
ma $500, 900. Pc cele zemi ma
pry byti sebran 10-milionovy
fond, S nfmz prohibicn1 zamy-
slf pocfti novy boj. A vyhraji-
Ii v pr1st1ch statn1ch i narod-
mich volbach republican,, Dude
prace jejich pry znacne usnad-
nena.
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Utlucen klackem.

59lety Ferdinand Engelke,
starry mladenec a farmaT, byl
nalezen ubity k smrti v obyva-
CT svetnici sveho farmaTskeho
pf1bytku. Jeho farma naleza
Sc nekolik mil zapadne cd Wa
tertown, Wis. Engelke byl u
tlucen velkym kusem dreva,
urceneho k topenl v kamnech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-09
Ma IL dni do vezeni pro
kradez.

Re oklamala Emergency do
brocinnou spolecnost o S44
mezi cervnem a srpnem, Thel-
ma Beechman, cernoska z For
rest ulice, odsouzena byla ma
II dn1 do vezen1. ECA uTedn1-
ci oznamili, re dostala v cerv-
nu praci, ale davala 81 vzdor
tomu vyplaceti pomocne penf-
re.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-09
Vynikajici krajan pohrben.

V New Yorku v nemocnici
Columbia Presbyterian Medi-
cal Center zemrel Louis F. Mu-
sill, pokladn1k rozsahleho uti-
litnfho koncernu Cities Service
Company, jez ma sve pobocky
DO celem kontinentu. Skonal
We veku So rok1. Narodil Sc r.
1883 v Manitowoc, Wis, z ces-
Ike pionyrske rodiny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-09
Konec raketYra.

V New Yorku Carmine Ciar-
di, 27, raketyr, byl nalezen
mrtev u kola sveho auta v
Bronx. Byl strelen do hlavy,
Poole nazoru policie, nepf1te-
lem, tkery sede ma zadn1m Sc
dadle jej donutil zajeti do Cd
lehleho sousedstvf kde jej u
smrtil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-09
Cesky hostinsky zavrazden
opilcem.

V Clevelandu v Novakove
klubovne Anton1n Novak, 35
lety MATTEL hostince, byl smr-
telne poranen zurivym opil-
Gem, ktery jej bodl a pax ute
XII. Muz provokoval ostatni
hosty. Byl z m1stnosti vyka-
zan. Vratil sc a vrhnuv Sc ma
Novaka, bodl no primo do srd-
ce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-09
Baarova skola otevrena.

Ma Pfsecku byla v obci Pu-
timi otevrena nova obecna Sko-
la, jmenovana pc spisovateli J..
S. Baarovi, ktery rad v Putimi
prodleval u stryce Josefa Baa-
ra a Putin i jej1 okolf zvecnil
We SVEN romano Jan Cimbura.
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~
PFedbezne oznamenf zabav.

= Ochotnicky Spolek osady
sv. Vaclava Sc pfipravuje ma
divadlo V nedeli, Is. Tfjna ma
oslavu Ceskoslovenske Samo-
statnosti. Hrati Sc Dude isle
cinka z B1leho Zamecku'', v
move %upravene SIM sv. Vaclav-
ske skoly ma Collington Ave.
- Prvnf Cesky Damsky De-
mokraticky Klub 7. wardy u
sporada "Bingo Party" v pa
tex, 16. Tfjna v klubovnf mist
nosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-09
Maly O~ZnalnOyateI.
HELP WANTED-FOR SALE-ETC

PRONAJME Sc pokoj wy
baveny nabytkem. K doptani
elsie GIL N. Duncan St.
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PRIME Sc: zenska v pro-
stredn1ch letech ma vseobecnou
praci. K doptani: 1925
Pelham Avenue, Belair Road.
Telefon, Wolfe 7128.
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WHITE CLOUD
Matrace neb Box Pera

Zhotovena z lneneho neb ra-
yOn damasku - tabulova neb
volnych vzork1 = r1zove, or
child, zelene a modre barry.
Velmi vzdusne a lemovane ku
zachyceni, podajne gumove
knofl1ky.
Tato NOVA White Cloud Box
Pera, ma pros1vane rance a
prichaz1 obycejne v barvach
ably sc pfizpGsobila k matraci.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-07-20

Norfolk, Va, July 2O-R. H. Eber-
ly, after thirty seven years consecu-
tive service with the Seaboard Air
Line Railway, has been advanced to
the position of Freight Traffic Man
ager with jurisdiction over the Rate
Department. and headquarters in
this city. This announcement was
made by George B. Rice, Chief
Freight Traffic Officer.
Upon graduating from Gettysburg
College, Gettysburg, Pa, in 1899, Mr.
Eberly entered the service of the
freight department of the Seaboard.
Starting as stenographer-rate clerk
he has held the positions as Assist
ant General Freight Agent, General
freight Agent, Assistant Freight
Traffic Manager, until his promotion
today to Freight Traffic Manager,
the post made vacant by Mr.. Rice's
recent appointment.
Widenly experienced in traffic and
transportation matters, and we'll
known in railroad and industrial cir
cles, Mr. Eberly approaches his new
duties with broad knowledge of the
requirements Of Seaboard patrons
throughout the country and the six
southern states covered by it's more
than four thousand, three hundred
miles of rail.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-07-20
CERAMIC GRADUATES
ALL GET POSITIONS

College Station, Raleigh. July 90
Every graduate in ceramic engineer
ing at North Carolina State College
this past year has been placed in a
job, says Prof. A. F. Greaves-Walker,
head of the department.
r. L. Stone, Norwalk, Ohio, who
received his masters degree, has been
appointed and instructor in the de-
.partment and G. w. Owens, Jr., OF
Black Creek, who also received a mas
ter's degree, has been employed by
the Hawboison-Walker Refractories
Company, Birmingham, Ala.
T. L. Hurst, Leonia, N. j., received
an appointment as u. S. Bureau of
Mines fellow at the University of
Washington, w. c. Cole, Canton, join
ed the research staff of the Ferro
Enamel Company, Cleveland, Ohio.
r. B. Worth, Raleigh, and S. C.
Davis, Winston-Salem, were placed
with the Alliance Porcelain Products
Company, Alliance, Ohio.
H. M. Hamburger, Portsmouth, Va,
was appointed control engineer of the
Davidson Enamel Company, Clyde,
Ohio