davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1936-05-17
Totals "a IL 2712 Totals AZ 6272
sRatfed in iptk

1OIdiS-1t IL ~ IL TotalS-33 d u 70
'Batted for Kelleher in ninth
PHILADELPHIA .-------- 900 900 1913
Runs-Galan, Klein. Hartnett Dema-
rec. Cavaretta f2b. Henshaw. ChiozZa, j.
Moore CO., Errors-Herman. Cavare.ta
y. Moore. Runs batted in-English, Hart
nett, Cavaretta "a, Whitney J. Moore
90. Two-base hits-Whitney. Camilii.
Henshaw. Home runs-Cavaretta, ].
Moore. Sacriflces-ChiozZa Herman.
Double plays-Norris to Chiozza to Camilli;
Chiozza to. Norris to Camilli wilson to
Chiozza. Left on bases-Philadelphia z;
Shicago. 4. Bases on balls-Of Walters.
shaw. 8. Hits-Of Walters. s in 71s in
ming; on Johnson. 3 in "a inning; of Kel-
leher. L in l inning. Losing pitcher
Walter. Umpires-Messrs. Pinelli, Pfrman
and Stewart. Time-1:57,
Evening star., 1936-05-17

Brooklyn ---------- 900 OO3 OOx-;8
Runs-Watkins. Phelps. Bucher. Err
roTs-Brubaker; Geraghty. Padden. Runs
batted in-Phelps t2D, Hassett. Two-base
hit-Watkins. Home run-Phelps. Stolen
on bases-Pittsburgh 10 Brooklyn. 4
Bases on balls-Of Blanton. 2: off Clark
Z. Struck out-By Blanton. 2: by Swift.
innings: of Swift. 1 in . innings. Wild
pitch-Blanton. Losing pitcher-Blanton
Umpires--,Messrs. Reardon. Barr and
Goetz. Time-1:51.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
Girl Leads Links KenDood Doubles Top Golf Flight
Homer Standing
Ay the Associated Press.

Home runs yesterday-Phelps, Dodg-
ers, L: Cavaretta, Cubs, /; j. Moore,
Phillies, /; Hoag, Yankees, /: Gleeson,
Indians, l; Trosky, Indians, l; Selkirk,
Yankees, !.
The, leaders-Foxx, Red Sox, g.;
Trosky, Indians, 8; Dickey, Yankees, 7;
Klein, Cubs. 5; J. Moore, Phillies, S;
OFT, Giants, S; Camilli, Phillies, S:
Gehrig, Yankees, 5: Piet, White Sox, 5.
League totals-American, 127; Ma
tional, lis; total, 2t2.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
ST. ALBANs NOSED OUT.

BALTIMORE, Md. May 16.-Three
runs in the ninth lifted McDonogh
from what appeared certain defeat
to a 10-to-9 victory over st. Albans
of Washington here today.
Evening star., 1936-05-17

PnIIadeIphla .---.----- IUU 1UI UIU-4
Detroit -------------- 2OI 0Ol IOx-5
Runs---Moses. Puccinelli. Higgins co.,
Clifton. Walker (2l. Gehringer. Hayworth.
Errors-Clifton. Warstler. Runs batted
in-R. Johnson C2), Higgins Newsome.
Goslin (2). Simmons 2). Sorrell Two
gins, r Johnson Finney. Puccinelli. Double
plaSysE;Hiseins sSs;. To- Warstler to Finney:
Gehrineer Left on bases-Detroit. ii:
Philadelphia. : Bases on balls-Of Sor-
rell. 3: of Upchurch. 8 Struck out-By
BY sorreil lPuccinellD Wild pitch
UDcf Umpires-Messrs. BASIL Kolls
and Moriarty. Tfme-1:52
Evening star., 1936-05-17
Totals-35 so413 Totals-}4 - - 15

Runs-Chapman. Herman. Rftks. Moore.
Whitehead, Mancuso. Bartell.. Errors-
Riggs t2) Gumbert C2). .McQuinn. White
head, Terry. Two-base hits-Mancuso CD,
Riggs. McQuinn Double play-Stine.
Lombardi and McQuinn. Left on bases
New York 3; Cincinnati g. Bases on
out-By Stine, 3; by Gumbert. 2; by Schott.
/: by Hub5eI. /. Hits-Of Stine, II in 6
innings of Schott, o in 2 innings; off
l inning Hit by pitcher-By Stine Jack-
soa and Moorel, Winning pitcher-!Gum-
Messrs. Ness Maze MaeerkuTth. ouisIes and ~ Moran.
Tine-2:07.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
ADAMS CREW CUP
RETURNS TONAVY
Midshipmen Become East's
Olympic HopefuIs-Penn
Is Close Second.
BY the Associated Press.


~AMBRIDGE, Mass, May 16.-
1 The short but pow
erful Navy varsity oarSmen,
immune to cold and the men,
tai hazards created by delayed starts,
became the East's Olympic standard
bearers today by regaining the Adams
Cup with quarter-length victory
over Pennsylvania favored light
weights.
The fourth renewal of this regatta,
dedicated to Charles Francis Adams,
former Secretary of the Navy, was a
quadrangular race over the Charles
Rivers l34 mile course. The Harvard
varsity. beaten in two previous starts,
trailed Pennsylvania by two lengths
as the Midshipmen pulled over the
finish line in 9 minutes 18 seconds.
The M. l. T. oarsmen were two and
half lengths behind the Crimson
when they stopped rowing.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
MEET TO HAVE g
IN FIRST BRACKET.
Innovation Here Gives All
Stars Chance-Tourney
Has SO Entry Fee.
BY w. r. McCALLUM.

"Oh Cne IlTSC Time IN local ROlI
l. history an invitation tourna-
ment is to be played in which
L all the topnotchers will be able
to qualify without fearing the bogey
of the missed putt that might keep
them out of the top division.
Kenwood Golf and Country Club,
which will stage its first invitation
tourney starting May 81 plans to
have 80 qualifiers in the first flight
instead Of the customary l6 men.
1t will be an innovation in local golf
and will be a relief to the customary
first Fighters, some Of whom usually
miss the top flight of Is in every
tournament and drop into the second
flight, but who could hardly miss
qualifying among the first 80.
For example, at Chevy Chase last
week, where the scoring in the medal
round was exceptionally low, such fine
shotmakers as Billy DettWeiler, Hick-
man Greene, last years winner; Levi
Yoder, Harvey Johnson, the Columbia
champ, and Roger Peacock, the Dis
trict amateur king and generally rec
ognized as the top simon pure around
Washington-all would have qualified
in the first 80 had there been that
number in the first flight instead
Of 16.
The net result was that the second
flight, from almost any angle, was as
good as the top flight and the scoring
was on par with that in the top
bracket.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
Navy Jay-vees Lead All the Way.

THE Navy's junior-varsity crew, in
another 124-mile race, led all the
way and finished length and a half
ahead of Franklin D. Roosevelt, il,
and his Harvard "Jay-Vee" mates,
who had about deck on the Penn
sylvania junior-varsity. Tech was
last in this event, as was the case
in the freshman race.
The Navy junior-varsity, which en-
countered fairly smooth water. with
a following wind for the start, was
timed in 9:l0l. Harvard finished in
9:l6, Pennsylvania 9:l7 and NJ. I. T.
9:l9.5.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
Golf PLAYED Above Ears.

"RUT why is it." asked Bill Hayes,
the silver-tongued orator. who
presents the prizes at Chevy Chase,
that I can't break 1902" He put the
question to Witty Cox.
We'll, you know. Mr.. Hayes, that
you play all your golf shots on a 5l2-
inch golf course" explained Witty.
Its all above the ears. you know
Witty went on to explain that re-
gardless of the shot-making ability
of any golfer. he can take flock of
whacks if he doesn't use his head.
That doesn't mean you, Mr. Hayes,
any more than any other golfer. It's
true of some of our best players"
Evening star., 1936-05-17

Totals-35 924 Totals4l IS - 12
'Batted for WEIGH in seventh inning
fBatted for CaScarella in ninth inning
Evening star., 1936-05-17

Totals-42 1927 Totals -35 6'25
Evening star., 1936-05-17

Totals "a "A 10 Totals 80 627l4
'Batted for Blanton in seventh.
tBatted for Swift in ninth
Evening star., 1936-05-17

Totals s34 9o4 10 Totals 35 II 2714
'Batted for Hayes in eighth inning.
fRatted for IJpchurch in ninth inning
Evening star., 1936-05-17

Philadelphia .--- 100 1O1 OlO-I
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
v jiznich Cechach zlato.

V jiznfch Cechach projevuji
Sc znovu snahy, ably tn bylo Oh
noveno dolovan1 a v Tece Ota-
We ryzovanf zlata. Banske a
revfrnf 1Tady, ktere znovu
zkoumaly tyto vynosnost tako-
veho podnikani. PTednasel o
tom prave v Ceskych Budejovi-
clch inz. DIR. Plechac.
Kraj je uz vycerpan a vydal
vsechno zlato, ktere mel. Cd
haduje Sc, re sc tn v minulosti
vyt6zilo - Poole dnesnf ceny
placeno - "a 20 miliard Kc
zlata. u Vodnan v Kfepic1ch
nalezaj1 Sc stale porGznu fla
te pl1sky, ale budoucnost zlato
dolu je tn nejista.
Nalezy zlata u Hluboke ne
davaji zaruku, re by Sc velka
investice rentovala, ackoli sta
ci primer 10 grant zlata v
jedne tune horniny, ably bylo
dolovanf vynosne. Take ryzo-
vanf zlata v Otave a prohraba-
vanf kopeckd vytvorenych We
starych casech pc proryzovanl
pfsku ma bTezfch, je bez 1cel-
ne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
edni zpravy.

z Londyna We stredu ozna-
memo bylo, re ctyfi moci doho-
Oily Sc castecne, jak naloziti s
otaZkou v Porynsku.
Nejprve ma koncil Llgy Ma
rod1 pozadan byti zadati sve-
tovy soud O Mailed tohoto
vzhledem ku francouzsko-rus-
Ike dohode, ale Nemecko must
10 by sllbiti, re podvol1 Sc ma
hledu tomuto.
Ia druhe mezinarodn1 vol
sko melo by obsaditi zonu, KITE
ra prave obsazena Nemeckem,
ale tato IONA nesmela by hlou-
beji j1ti neil IL mil do 1zemi
nemeckeho.
Ia tret1 schGze skonceny by
byly lined re strany Anglie,
Francie a Belgie, kdyz dosta-
tecna ochrana francouzskych
a belgickych hranic byly by
takto zajistena.
Nedohodne-li sc S tfmto Ne
mecko, sotva dojde ku nejake-
mu donucovacfmu kroku ma
toto. Nicmene vojenske spo-
lup1sobenf Angle, Francie a
Belgie IDA Sc byti jistym a to
IDA Sc staciti Francii.
- President Roosevelt je
presvedcen, re kongres by pc.
starati Sc mel asi O $1,000, 900.
900, ably pozadavky pomoc:
plneny byti molly.
Ovsem tfmto president neo.
mezuje vladn1 pomoc ma poza.
davky pomoci. We skutecnost
odporucuje pomocnou sunni
So, 900, 900 a to $1,000,
600. 600 z move appropriate
81, 900, 900 z nevydane SUI
my jiz povolene ma pomoc {
$500, 900 z rozpoctu ns
CCC a jine vefejne prace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
Chysta Sc zakonna lprava
vvmSnku.

Csl. dosavadnf obcansky "a
kon nema vGbec zadnych pred
pis1 0 vymenku. V dobe wy
dan1 obcanskeho zakona byl
selsky lid v poddanstvf, jeho
pravn1 jednan1 podlehalo
schvalen1 vrchnostenskeho a
proto neuznavala Sc potreba
zaraditi predpisy o vymenku
do obcanskeho zakona. o po-
merech vymenkaTskych nenf
tedy vGbec zadneho predpisu;
o. nepffznivych nasledcfch,
ktere z toho plynou, jakoz i o
moznostech napravy bylo OBJ
slrne jednano We sch1zi V. Cd
boru Ceskoslovenske akade-
mie zem6delske ma podklade
referatu DIR. j. Mozuty. Jeli-
koz Sc prav6 pripravuje novy
obcansky zakon, objevuje Sc
uz v pfipravene osnove i usta-
novenl o vymenku. Zasadne
Sc tam kodifikuje skutecny
stav a prihlfzl Sc k hlavnfmu
poslanl vymenku jake k sta
robnfmu zaopatrenf odstupu-
hospodare. )
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
Pad zerde praporu.

Diva chodci byli zabiti, a til
zraneni, kdyz prudky vichr
srazil 100 stop vysokou zerd
praporu Sc strechy 1~3patrove
budovy Merchants National
bank v Peoria. Sloup, vaz1ci
pres tunu, padl ma stranu bu-
dolby, a rozbiv Sc ma nekolik
kusG, dopadl ma chodnfk. O.
betmi sc stall Burroughs, SO,
pojist. agent, ktery byl zasa-
zen do hlavy, a James Fer
man, jehoz ramona a ruce by
ly rozdrceny tezkymi kusy ty-
&c. Zraneni byli diva muzi a
jedra zena. Vice nez SO chod
ca uniklo zranen1, byvsf po-
blizku nestest1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20

= Josefskou zabavu uspo.
Tada Telocvicna Jednota Soko.
Curtis Bay V sobotu, FL. brez.
ma Sokolovne. O veskere OBJ.
cerstvenf a zabavu jest posta.
rano a kazdy jest uctive ivan
= Ochotnfci Tel. Jednoty
Sokol Curtis Bay sehrajf diva.
do maven "Zavadilka vdav$
dceru', v nedeli, 20. brezna
Sokolovne. Zacatek We 3. no.
diny odpoledne.
= Slovensky DemokratickJ
Klub sehraje divadlo maven
"Marnotratny SYM, v nedeli
%. bFezna v osadn1 SIM ma
Collington Ave. Zacatek v 8
hodin vecer.
= P6vecky Dramaticky Sbol
sv. Cecilie sehraje divadlo ma
zvem "Jenovefa", obraz re III
vota osmeho stolet1 v nedeli,
20. bTezna a 5. dubna, v osad-
nj SIM ma Collington Ave. "a
catek v 8:15 vecer.
- Sbor Baltimorske Was
tenky G. III, j. G. D., uspoTa-
da jarn1 v6necek ma Velikono-
chi pondelf, Is. dubna 1886 v
Delnickem Dome rob Madison
a Rose ulic.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
DEAN DETTON zapasiti Dude
s BARBER " hlavnfm zapase.

|. Pfistf dtery, "a. brezna v
kflzkovych zapasech porada-
nych v Carlins Park Dean Det-
ton utka sc S Barber v hlavnim
zapase.
V druhem zapase ktery ur-
cen ma dobu As minut aneb l
porazku Meske zapasiti Dude
S Fields.
V nasledujfcich 2 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb l porazku dcinkuji: I'm
derhill VS.. Olaguieval; Alley
VS.. Sakolis.
Vstupne jest 66c, 99c, $1.1O
a $1.65. zeny v prd6vodu mu-
re mali vstup volny.
Hlavnl zapas minute utery
mezi Ed Don George a George
Koverly byl jeden z nejrych-
lejslch a nejkratsich zapasn6
zde pofadanych. Nez Sc ODE
censtvo vzpamatovalo, zapas
byl skoncen. Ed Don George
porazll sveho soupere v Z Sc
kundach.
Ed Meske porazil Jim Cof-
zelda We "a minutach.
Juan Olaguieval porazil To-
ma Jenkinse v 6 minutach.
Zapas mezi John Katan a
Olaf Olsen pc 80 minutovem
kflzkovani prohlasen byl "a
nerozhodnuty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20

Primo Serzej Mdivani, nej-
stars1 z proslulych bratru, bo-
hatnuvslch zenidlem, zemrel
nasledkem kopnut1 do spanku
konem, pri hre polo, ma zavo-
dist V Gulf Stream, 20 mil cd
Palm Beach, Fla.
Nestest1 Sc udalo behem "a
pasu mezi jeho teamem a &C.
tou TexanG, maj1c1 v cele ka-
pitana Cecilia Smitha, jednoho
z nejleps1ch poloistI v zemi.
Primo sc pred mes1cem oze-
nil s Louisou Van Ilenovou,
dcerou jedne z nejbohatsich a.
merickych robin.
Bylo to podruhe v sedmi
mesfc1ch, co tragedie ~navst1vi-
la d1m Mdivani, Georgian
skych princu,jichz titul celkem
mic neznamena v samotnem
Rusku, odkud pochazejl,jehoz
clenove Sc ale stall magnetem
pro nejbohats1 americke dedic
ky, chtive "lesku" slechtic-
kych titul1. Bratr SerzejGv,
Alexej, zahynul loni v srpnu v
automobiln1m nestest1 We Spa
nelsku.
Alexej byl manzelem Loui-
sy, z rodiny Aston. Tato 81 cd
neho vzala rozvod, Alexej Sc
pax ozenil s Barbarou Hutton,
5 & 10 ct. milionarkou. | ten
to snatek skoncil roZvodem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20

Dive zeny zatceny byly v So
botu pro ukradenl pfedmetd z
departmentniho obchodu v &C.
ne presahujfci 500. Zatceny
byly pri vystupu z AUTOMOBILE
stojic1ho ma Saratoga ulici u
Eutaw. Muz sed1c1 v kaTe, v
n1z bylo ukradene zbozi, byl
tez Zatcen.
Zatcenymi byly: 39leta Ada
CLANCY, 27leta Margaret Nc
Cormick a 31lety Bonnie
Schwartzmann. Udali, re by
dli We 1900 blocku 13. ulice We
Washingtonu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
Spolkla "a otravnych pilulek.

Patnact rokG stara student
ka z JIM vyssf d1vc1 Skoly
spolkla V pondel1 We SVEN do
move V 100 blocku Nanticoke
ulice behem nepr1tomnosti ro-
dic1 "a otravnych pilulek a
pax vybehla z domu do ulice
volatile pc pomoci. " nemoc-
nici lekafi mali nadeji ma jeff
ozdravenl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
Automobily.


Clarence P. Alban, zeleznic-
nj zrfzenec, odsouzen byl v
Traffic soudu ku pokute $1OO
a 1tratam, re jel automobilem
kdyz opily byl. Pry mel jen
"dva drinky". We sluzbach
Pennsylvania drahy je pc %
rOku.
- We srazce dvou automo-
bil1 odhozeny byly mramoro-
We schody fairy ST. Elizabeth
katolickeho kostela ma Balti-
more a Lakewood ulic1ch. Ku
srazce doslo v sobotu, kdyz au-
|tomobil rizeny Morrison l..
Belts z Crisfield, Md, vrazil
do automobile Alberta Intle-
kofer re $500 blocku E. Chase
ulice. Oba udani byli pro ne
opatrnou jizdu. Schody u IA
ny odrazeny byly do dalky Is
stop.
- John M. Nelson z Beech
dale avenue odsouzen byl v
pondeli ku pokute 500 a u
|tratam v Traffic soudu,ze hnal
Sc rychlostf sedmdesati mil "a
hodinu pc Charles ulici mezi
Lake a Belvedere avenue 2.
bfezna. Automobilista stihan
byl policistou ma bicyklu.
Phi soudu ukazalo Sc, re Mel
son pro rychlou jizdu jiz pred
rokem trestan byl.
Dive melody We dvou no
dinach zavinily pozvani Johnu
w. Slider z Riggs avenue pred
Traffic soud v pondel1 a po-
trestanf no pokutou 500 a u
tratami pro neopatrnou jlzdu
a $40 pro nedan1 cesty jinemu.
Kratce pred pGlnoci v sobo-
tn automobilem svym srazil sc
ma Baltimore a Pine ulicich S
automobilem cernocha, Elber-
ia Fielder. Ia dive hodiny ma
to vrazil do taxicabu Tizeneho
lSamuelem Culotta ma Charles
a Fayette ulicfch.
= Devet rokG starry Frank
Meadow, jenz tezce zranen
byl pri hire blfzko domova ro-
dict 6. brezna, zemrel 1tery.
Automobilem zranen byl vnitf
ne a noha mu pTerazena. Au-
tomobil Tidil cernoch, Harvey
Nelson.
Do vezen1 odsouzen byl v
Traffic soudu Russell Davis
ma 80 dnf, re uzil prosle licen-
Sc ku jizde automobilem. Lii
Gems vzata mu byla, kdyz SOU
zen byl pro jfzdu automobilem
roku 1884, kdyz opilym byl.
= $4,000 nahrady pfirceno
bylo v 1tery v soudu Common
Pleas Jamesu svatora, jemuz
noha pferazena byla ma dvou
mfstech a jenz jinak jeste IRA
men byl, kdyz zasazen byl au-
tomobilem 2. prosince r. 1884.
Nahradu platiti mali: Frank
Rick a James F. Horky. Do
kazano bylo, re Rick byl ma
.jitelem automobile a Horky RI
dicem tohoto, kdyz Jim zasa-
Zen byl Svatora ma Ashland a.
venue u Montford avenue.
- Ma Key Highway vrazil
do nakladnlho vagonu drahy
maly automobil We stredu a
rozbit byl. CtyTi mem jedou-
CT zraneni byli vazne.
= Nahrada $4,000 prircena
byla We stredu soudem Harry
C. Scholz, IA rokG staremu, jenz
zranen byl automobilem 10.
srpna v bl1zkosti sveho pTlbyt-
ku ma S. Pulaski ulici. Nahra-
du platiti mali manzele Lee.
Heffley z Illinois.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
Obrazek nynejsi mladeze.

Osm vyrostkd, student1 Lake
View vyssf skoly, sestavovali
plany ma loupeze hned We sko-
lie a vecer pax je provadeli tax
dlouho az padli do rukou poll
Gle v Rogers Paku v Chicago.
Jednalo Sc jim O sehnanf pc
nez, ably 81 pred holkami mo-
hi hrat ma sejky. Cd jednoho
muze koupili "a So revolver.
Kdyz NELL zbran, dali Sc do
prepadan1. Nacelnfkem byl 16
lety Ed. Johnson.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
Zranen svym revolverem.

Merritt Streckfuss, 43lety,
nOcnl hlidac v annexu mestske
radnice, strelen byl do leve no.
by sym vlastnfm revolverem
v pondelf. Revolver vypadl mu
re zimnfku kdyz Sc chystal ku
odchodu re sluzby. Pr dopa-
den1 ma podlahu padla rama a
kule zaryla Sc mu do leve no
ny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
Zaliba We slepicich Sc
~nevvplatiIa.

We vezen1 okresu New Cas-
tie, Delaware ,byli ctyTi odsou-
zenf kazdy ku Is ranam bicem
Cernosi sc PRIMAL Ike kradezi
slepic z kurniku J. III. virginia
v Clayton.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
Prace a vydslky zlepseny.

re zamestnani v industriich
Baltimorskych zlepseno bylo v
1noru O 1.5 procent proti led
nu a re vydelky byly zlepseny
O 2.8 procent, bylo oznameno
komisaTem prace a statistik,
doktorem Charles Warner.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
Otraven plynem.

7Olety John HI. Schmidt, O.
travil sc v pondelf plynem v
dome v 700 blocku Carroll u
lice. Koroner prohlasil, re O.
trava byla nahodnou ana rour-
ka spojujfc1 kamna S plyno-
wynn veden1m uvolnena byla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
Re strachu pred valkou.

V Moskve list Izvestija ujis-
toval, re japonsti obyvatele u
t1kaj1 hromadne re severnfho
Mandzurska, bojfce sc valky,
nasledkem militaristicke poll
tiky v Tokiu, kterou sovetske
kruhy oznacujf "a prfcinu po-
hranicnfch srazek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
Vrah manzelky odsouzen ku
smrti.

V Paola, Kansas, Albert Ia.
koura, 35, MATTEL kavarny, by
odsouzen ma smrt pro zavraz-
d6nf manzelky, Eleanor, pred
nekolika tydny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20

Albert j. Eager, v jehoz
sklepe nalezeno bylo pres 900
galonG nezdanenych opojnych
napojG, odsouzen byl ma rok a
den do vladn1ho vezenf a ku
pokute $1,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-03-20
Maly OZnamOvatel.
HELPWANTED-FORS ALE-ETC

PRODA Sc dobTe vyplace-
jicf obchod v Severo-vychodnl
sekci. Zadna konkurence. Ia
mfrnou cenu. K doptan1 re-
dakci Telegraph"
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-06-17
PUBLICLY MAY HELP

Much of the ire directed against
Zioncneck has been because ne left
Washington to gamho IN the Virgin
Islands while Congress was sui in ses-
sion. Yet he still has considerable SUP
port among the Left Wing groups which
approve his voting record, and 1t is DOS
sible that he may be able to capitalize on
the frequency with which he has been in
the feadiinds end on the front pages in
recent weeks.
Thousands of people vote on name
familiarity and with the possible excep.
lions Of the President, DR.. Townsend and
Halle Selassie. Represe Zloncheck
has received more attention than any
her individual 10 the Seattle newspaper.
Illus Congress may not have neard the
last of him. Those who believe that the
constant repetition of Zioncheck's name
wall offset the adverse effect OF his tur
DuleDf conduct point TO the success Of
Huey Lorg as an example, Selected
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-06-17

told him what happened so ne years ago.
The Governor added the appointments
mad been declared valid In al, opinion of
the Attorney General handed down in
June "a. 1885,
Mr.. Andrew Modern Pike took the re-
CURED oath and was seated without
further incident. The Bulletin.
1886 must be an error. Ed. Tribune
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-06-17
Lost

a pair of Spectacles in case this morn
ing The owner will reward the finder for
bringing it to the Tribune printery.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-06-17

called Sergeant Anduze and Patrolman
NormiI from in line and made a short
speech congratulating them for team
work shown in recent case. This was
only the first act of a two scene honor
paying event and so again Normil STEP
ped out TO receive small clock from the
hands of Mr.. Jens TaDggaard as token
of appreciation for his spIe Ddid service
in bringing a burglar to justice.
Hon. Conrad Corneiro was present
and made a short speech on behalf of
the Police Commission. The other mem
bers of the commission were not present
as they were detained by more pressing
duties.
Inscribed on the gift clock were the
following words: Presented to Patrol
man l.. Normil in recognition Of his eff
cheney and vigilance evlnced May Bird.
1896. Daily News. June 18th.
At the beginning of the Colonial Coun
cil's meeting yesterday afternoon, the
9Th elected member Roberts inquired of
the Chairman as to the legality of ap-
pointing members. in view of recens
opinion of the Judge of the District
Court.
The Chairman replied that we were
still working under the Danish Colonial
Law, which provided for same and
would proceed thereby.
On inquiring of the 9Th elected mem
Der Boreham regarding a statement
attributed to the Governor which az.
pesred in local paper. threatening the
Council should that body refuse to accept
the governors appointment, His Excel
lency said that he had made no such
threat-there was no reason for same.
He admitted that the newspaperman had
interviewed him on the subject and he
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-06-17
Random Notes

Judge Levltt's ruling agalnt the appoint
mant by the Governor of members to the
Colonial Council was disregarded by the
Colonial Council of ST Thomas when in
its meeting on June IL that body seated
Andrew Modern Pike, who had been ap
pointed by Governor Cramer. In another
column we reprint the news as it appear
ed in '"The Bulletin"
ms correspondence published In "The
Daily News" of June II, Sebastian LEI
fee attacks Judge Levitt's decision and
asks why should Governor Cramer wor-
ry over it.
Governor Cramer and the Municipal
Committee conferred yesterday afternoon
over the use of the deficiency appropria
ton expected from Washington. 1t is near
ly year they have been begging for this
money.
The Municipal Committee will meet to-
day to continue its work on the Munich
pal Budget. AS we stated few DAYS AGO
the financial outlook is more encourag
ing thanit was year ago.
42 passengers sailed on the IS. 'Neri.
sa" this morning for New York. MANY
of these people are returning to the u
nited States; others are going to try their
fortune In the big country.
We learn that firm on the mainland
was the successful bidder on the machin-
cry to be supplied for the modernizinp
of the Bethlehem Sugar Factory.
Governor Cramer returned to St. Tho
mas by plane yesterday.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-06-17

Governor Cramer returned to St. Tho
mas by plane yesterday.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-06-17

Wednesday. June 18th 1886