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Evening star., 1936-03-12

Mrs. Jesse, wife OF Mr.. Charles T.
Jesse. treasurer of Arlington County,
and her daughter, Miss Ella Jesse.
have returned to their home IN Con
Club Manor after spending five
weeks at Miami Beach, Fla. They
went by motor and en- route home
stopped in Charleston, s. G.
Rev. and Mrs. Lewis v. Finster OF
Balboa, Canal Zone. are guests OF
Mrs. Finster's sister, Mrs. o. o. Fort
ner, at her home in Takoma Park.
Rev. and Mrs. Finster have been
missionaries for many years. having
gone out to Australia in 1901. They
also spent IS years in pioneer mission
work among the natives in the Philip
pines and also several years IN the
Straits Settlements and In Borneo.
During the past five years they have
resided in the Canal Zone and Rev.
Finster has Travelled extensively
throughout the West Indies and Cen
trai America as home missionary sec
retary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Louckes were
hosts last evening at their home In
| Waycroft, Va, entertaining for mem
bers of the Women's Club Of the Ball
ston Presbyterian Church and their
husbands. The house was decorated
in green and white to carry out the
| st. Patrick's day spirit and there
were games galore, including bingo
and monopoly. The hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. Milliscent Maxey and
Mrs. HortenSe German.
Miss Virginia Collins and Mrs.
Martha Rodgers of Washington were
guests at dinner Wednesday Of Mrs.
M. A. Mitchell and her daughters,
the Misses Mitchell, in their home at
Fairfax, Va, the occasion celebrat-
ing the birthday anniversary OF Miss
Collins.
Mrs. Robert E. Freer entertained
at luncheon Wednesday in her home
at Carvel circle, Westmoreland
Hills, Nd, in compliment to Mrs.
Charles A. Ferguson Of Clarendon,
Va. The party was in the nature of
q farewell, as Mrs. Ferguson, with
her husband, will leave next week
for their new home in Newport News
Va. The luncheon was followed by
bridge and the additional guests were
Mrs. Henry L. Young, Mrs. Selby
Hardwick, Mrs. Douglas Gibson. Mrs
r. D. Young, Mrs. John Sommers
and Mrs. Robert Lannom.
| Yesterday Mrs. Richard c. Galley
was hostess to company Of eight
at luncheon, honoring Mrs. Ferguson
at her home in Chevy Chase, Md. Her
guests were Mrs. r. D. Young of Coll
Club Manor, Mrs. Raymond Bause
Mrs. Charles Coe, Mrs. F. H. Con
Mrs. John Sommers. all of Arlington
County. and Mrs. Hubert Martin oi
Washington.
Mrs. Forest Darne Of Cherrydale
Va, left this week for st. Petersburg
Fla, where she will visit her fathel
Evening star., 1936-03-12
FRENCH RAYoN
sIips sRTsI 47e

Regular and Extra Sizes
Bias-cut and starlight models in
regular sizes. "a to a; straight
models in extra sizes, 46 to 50.
California and straight tops in the
assortment, with lace trimmings;
many also trimmed at bottom.
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Virginia Maryland News
Mrs. Jesse and Daughter Return From
Florida-Others Entertain.

and, with him, leave soon for an ex-
tended motor trip through Mexico,
California and other Western States.
She expects to be away six months.
Mr.. James Lepper, jr., spent the
week end at his home In McConnells,
Ohio.
Mrs. George Raymond Huffard of
Fairfax, Va, and her sister-in-law.
Mrs. Thomas Cartmal Henderson OF
Chantilly, Va, returned yesterday
from Blacksburg, Va, where Mrs.
Huffard visited her sister, Mrs. r. T.
Ellett, and Mrs. Henderson was the
guest of her mother, Mrs. D. T.
Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Hayes have
as q house guest at their home on
Abingdon street, Ballston, Va, Mrs.
Hayes cousin, Mrs. Mabel Elwel Of
Muncy, Pa.
Mrs. William Payne was hostess at
benefit luncheon and bridge Wednes-
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ACCESSORIES

59c WOMEN'S NECKWEAk--.
Collars and sets Of silk. organdy
and pique; also wool and CSc
silk scarfs ---------------
BUTTONS AND LACES-Odds
and ends coat, suit and dress but
tons, card, SC. Also narrow 2c
iaces, yard ----------------
MEMS, WOMEN'S AND Chill
DREN HANDKERCHIEFS, 2c
each
FUR STRIPS for collars or cuffs.
Desirable furs in popular soc
colorS.
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MEMS WEAR

MLlN - w GEA1e
MEMS $1.19 FLANNELETTE
PAJAMAS in fast color 100
stripes. Sizes B, c and D.
MEMS $1.29 UNION SUITS
Random and ecru ribbed union
suits with long or short sleeves;
ankle length. Size A. 46, 77r
4s and so ------
MEMS S1.5O PANTS-21 Pairs
sturdy work pants in broken 7Qc
waist sizes 20 to 44------
MEMS 7sc TO $1.0o SHIRTS
AND DRAWERS-Part wool and
ribbed styles. Broken reg C7~
ular and extra sizes. Each
MEMS Csc SOCKS-Part wool,
rayon-mixed and other types Of
mems socks In fancy patterns and
plain colors. Sizes 10 to H.
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$500 AND sz.50 GLACE KID
GLOVES, novelty shp-ons In black
with-white, navy, grey and beige.
Regular sizes and some O2r
extra sizes --------------
SI.50 OEsKIN GLOVES
Guaranteed washable doeskin
gloves in white, beige, egg
shell, navy, grey and lug 0Sc
gage tan ---------------s
Street FleoR
Evening star., 1936-03-12

day ut her home on North Stafford
street in Ballston.
Mrs. Thomas w. Marshall enter
tanned at luncheon and bridge Mon
day afternoon. Her guests we're Mrs.
Albert Scott, Mrs. Grace Van Allen,
Mrs. william Stuart, Mrs. Ella Stuart,
Mrs. w. G. Magathan. Mrs. Sorel
Stoddard. Mrs. Willard Douglas, Mrs.
w. w. Dyer, Mrs. Ray Turner, Mrs,
Oscar Foulk and Mrs. P. p. Pierce.
Mrs. David Murray Aud entertained
at luncheon Wednesday, followed by
contract bridge, in her home in Hern-
don. Va. Her guests included Mrs.
Arthur Hyde Buell., Mrs. George Ram
sey Bready, Mrs. Ruth Keyes, Mrs.
Allen H. Kirk, Mrs. Harold F. Weller,
Mrs. George r. Buell., Mrs. T. Edgar
Aud, Mrs. E. Barbour Hutchison, Mrs.
william H. Dawson, Mrs. Russell Allen
Lynn and Mrs. William Meyer.
Evening star., 1936-03-12
G. e n eral |
Social News
In the City
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
son in Miami-Other
Notes of Residents.

Mr.. and Mrs. N B. Clarkson are
at Miami Beach, at the Hotel Embassy.
Miss Daisy Prentice, accompanied
by Mrs. Bessie Edison. have left the
Canital for Florida, where they win
euend three weeks. They will stop IN
Charleston, S. c., before returning 70
Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. John Petrie of Chi
cago, and their daughter, Miss Evalin
Petrie, are at the Maynower until the
end of the week.
Mrs. Ralph Worthington will leave
Saturday for her home in Miami. Her
daughter, Miss Ethel Worthington, and
her son, Mr.. Ralph Worthington, will
join her there for the Spring holidays.
Mrs. Worthington will return to the
Capital the 1st Of April.
Mrs. Ormsby McCammon is visiting
Mrs. Joseph Letter in her house at
Aiken, S. c., for the late Winter sea-
son.
Mrs. Beatrice Beck Tuck has gone
to Pinehurst and is visiting Mrs. Reid
Healy in her home in Knollwood.
Col. and Mrs. William o. Gilbert
have closed their apartment in the
Westchester and are at the Henderson
Hotel in Aiken for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall ExnicioS viii
leave the Capital today for Pinehurst
N. c., for a weeks visit.
Mrs. Julia Grant Cantacuzene ha'
left washington for Palm Beach, where
she will speak tomorrow on 'Nationa
Defense" in the galleries Of the So
eiety Of Fine Arts.
Mrs. r. T. McKeever Of Chicago +
ut the Mayfiower while in Washington
for q few days.
Mrs. w. Alvan Hitchcock Of New
York has arrived at the Martinique
for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl A. JoeriSsen have
returned to their home in Chevy Chase
after spending some time at the Vinoy
Park in st. Petersburg, Fla.
Mrs. Robert H. C. Kelton and Mrs
George Walls will leave today fol
Pinehurst. N. c.. where they will be
until the 1st of April.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry A Monat enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fee anc
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Eichanbaum ol
Little Rock, Ark, over the week end
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph NJ. Carey Of
Philadelphia are stopping at the Ward
man Park Hotel for brief visit while
In Washington.
Mrs. H. w. McFadden OF haywood
Ill, is passing some time at the
Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. o. Houghton ol
Milton, Mass, are spending a few
days at the Dodge.
Mr.. Gluckstadt of Copenhagen
Denmark, is at the Carlton for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. william E. Cross
who make their home at Clemson
Park. in Middletown, N. Y, are In
Washington with their daughter. Mis-;
Georgine Clemson Cross. They are at
the Wardman Park Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Deuel. of Pine
Hamilton, Canada, are stopping at the
Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. McKelvey
OF Sweden are passing some time al
the Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. e. Hamilton oi
Hamilton, Canada are stopping at the
Dodge.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. r. Fleet Of Rich
mond, Va, are spending a short vaca-
ton in this city, and are at the
Wardman Park Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Haas returned
30 Washington on Monday, after
spending four days at Pinehurst, N. C..
playing golf.
Evening star., 1936-03-12
BOYS SUITS
$2.88

$4.95 to $6.95 values In Apiece
cloth suits, mostly with two pairs
knickers, q few with two pairs
iongies. Sizes 8 to 16.
~ BOYS s6.95 OvERCOATS
with plaid lining. Sizes @1 %
Is, 1e and 17--------
(6) BOYS $2.00 RAINCOATS,
mostly In size Il. Reduced QQc
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Third Floor.
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Judge Hay
To Be Honored

Judge Charles Hay Of st. Louis,
special assistant to the Attorney Gen
eral, will be the guest Of honor Of the
Democratic Women's National. Council
next Monday evening at 8 o'clock at
the Washington Hotel. All Demo-
cratic men and women are cordially
invited to attend.
Evening star., 1936-03-12
Mine Blast Kills Three.

WILKES BARRE, Pa, March IL
R.-Three men were killed and two
others severely burned late yesterday
in a gas explosion in the Dorrance
colliery of the Lehigh Valley Coal Co.
Evening star., 1936-03-12
GLOVES

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Evening star., 1936-03-12
Iran Legation
Recalls Invitations

Because Of the illness Of the Iranian
charge daffaires, the invitations for
the reception which was to have been
held at the legation on March IA have
been recalled for the time being.
Evening star., 1936-03-12

sec to CSC SILKS q ACE
TATES-400 pieces in lengths of
12 yard to one yard. Prints and
plain colors in quality 7Sc
weaves.
S1.o9 SEAMLESS BLEACHED
SHEE is, soiled and seconds.
Sizes s1x99, 72x99 and 7zo
Csc PILLOWCASES, perfect
quality size 42xss. l5c
Street
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Miss Boardnan to
Entertain at Dinner

Miss Mabel Boardman will have
guests at dinner this evening and will
take them later to her box for the
concert of the Philadelphia orches-
ira when Jose Iturbe will conduct.
Evening star., 1936-03-12
Home Wares

3yc hEMNANIS FELI.D .DASE
FLOOR COVERING in a variety
Of patterns. Some can be matched
2 to 4 square yards. Square 1Oc
yard
39c KITCHEN CHAIR PADS of
serviceable oilcloth. Many 77c
new patterns. Each--
OILCLOTH TABLE SCARFS in
an assortment Of odd sizes. o.
Some can be matched-- w
15c & 1sc CURTAIN MARQUI-
SETTE in white, green, gold and
white with colored dots. Cot O.
tons and rayons. Yard. ~
29c SASH CURTAINS in plain
white with colored borders. 7Sc
Pair
Third Floor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14
Panika " divadle.

V divadle S pohyblivymi O.
brazky v nedeli ma Monument
ulici a Castle ulici byl ma pro-
gramu take vystup krotitele
dive zvere. Hlediste byla "a
ned6lniho pTedstavenf pine ma
vStlveno. Mnoz1 nemohli do
staff misto.
Jedna re selem, lvice, vydo-
bila Sc pTedcasne S klece umfs-
tene "a jevistem a vyrazila
dvermi vedoucimi do hlediste
do chodby mezi pr1zemnimi
sedadly a primo do skupiny
ctyr hoch1, sedicich We ctvrte
rade z nichz jednoho, 15lete-
no Edwarda Poslusneho, dra-
Ply zranila. V divadle byl pff-
tomen straznfk Alexander Je-
zierski, ktery lvici, pTihnavsi
Sc do chodby, postrelil ranou
re sluzebnfho revolveru do ra-
meme nacez Selma byla pola.
pena. V divadle Waldo pine
zdesenf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14
Policejni kampan proti hrac.
stvi "jakehokoliv druhu."

Policejni kapitan, John A.
Cooney, jenz ustanoven byl ku
vysetfovan1 loternfch praktik
V Baltimore a tfl policejn1 zrl-
zenci, byli We stredu We Wash
ingtonu hledaj1ce osoby, ktere
zmizely z Baltimore v dobe,
kdyz lotern1 rackets pocaly
byti stihany statn1m advoka-
tenn, Wells.
We stTedu pozvano bylo 16
osob pred policejni soudy We
spojeni Sc hracskymi strojky,
ktere sebrany byly policif.
Policie pocala diva tahy pro-
tt temito v kazdem z osmi dis
triktG o 2. iodine pc p1lnoci z
1tery ma stredu. Jmena pozva-
nych osob nebyla oZnamena.
V odpovedi sve statn1mu ma
vladn1mu, policejn1 komisaT,
Gather, obsah zadrzen. Ma
vladn1 Wells vytykal v 1tery,
re re strany policejnfho de-
partmentu nebylo niceho uci-
memo v Rampant prot loternlm
rackets.
We stredu skonfiskovano by
10 sestnact hracskych strojkG
a odvezeno ma policejnf sta
nice.
General Gather naTidil, a
by policie vedla BOZ proti
"hracstv1 jakehokoliv druhu".
Jeho rozkaz a prepady byly
pocaty bez uvedomeni statnf-
no navladnfho.
Soudce, Eugene O'Dunne,
nedavno vinil hracstvf We me-
ste jake "skutecne zlo."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14
Proti-Roosevelt organisace Ia.
lozena " Baltimore.

Skupina Baltimorskych pray
Mkt, bankerG, obchodn1kd a
kolejnich profesorG zorganiso-
vala sdruzenf, jehoz dcelem
byti ma BOZ prot znovuzvole-
nj Roosevelta presidentem a
bojovati prot vsem kandida-
tim, ktef1 jeho New Deal pod
porovali v kongresu::
Organisace nave Sc "Sdru-
zen1 pro hajeni konstituce".
Prvn1m vykonem Dude spolec-
ne shromazdeni v hotelu Lord
Baltimore 4. brezna. Pr hos
tine recniky budou: byvaly Sc
kretaf valky "a PRESIDENT
Woodrow Wilsona, kolonei
Henry A. Breckenridge a by
valy governor, Albert C. Rit-
chic.
Prace predb6zne pocaly jiz
v let6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14
Ditka zajem " otcove dymce
privedl otce do vszeni.

Dftka touha pc otcov6 dym-
ce, zavinila v rodine Johna
Thompson malou revoluci, je-
j1z dohra byla ma stanici, kde
otec odsouzen pro nemoznost
zaplatiti $25 pokuty do vezeni
V sarvatce utkal Sc manzel
S manzelkou, Pearl, v jejich
domove ma Pennsylvania ave.
Udano, re ditko hodilo otco-
VII dymku do vody. Kdyz dym-
ka vysvobozena byla z teto,
octla Sc v 1stech dltka. Ma to
matka vytrhla ditku dymku z
list a zlomila il. Thompson u
defil manzelku a konec do
hiram ma severozapadnl stanici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14

We stredu konany byly pc
cele zemi oslavy narozenin
presidenta, Abrahama Lincol-
ma, jak demokraty tax republi-
kany. We spouste recf 20 ze-
mi pronesenych Lincolna rec
nici staveli ma ODE strany"New
DEAF, Poole toho, zdali SOU
hlasl S nynejsf administered
presldenta Roosevelta anebo
nesouhlasf.
Hlavnf 1tok Sc strany repu-
blikanske vedl byvaly presi-
dent Hoover, jenz recnil pri O.
slave Lincolnovych narozenin
V Portland, Oregon.
Governor Marylandsky, Nice,
v feci sve V Hagerstown pro-
nesene dokazoval, re republi-
kanska strana povede zdarny
boz ku dosazen1 presidentske-
no 1Tadu pri volbach v listo-
padu. Ukazoval ma republi-
kansky rekord V Marylandu, V
nemz vzdor zdedenemu def
citu tri milionG dolarG, bez Wy
psan1 novych DAM, statn1 kre-
dit udrzan byl bez porusenf. V
feci sve odsuzoval porusenf
zakladG polozenych zaklada-
tell.
Mezi pTateli New Deal v po-
pfedl stall Henry A. Wallace,
sekretaf zemedelstvf, jenz rec
nil V indianapolis.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14
Byvaly soudce severovychodni
stanice. O'Neill, pohrben.

Thomas F. O'Neill, pravnik
a byvaly soudce severovychod-
nj policejni STANCE, zemrel v
Mercy nemocnici We start So
rok1, II. 1nora. Roznemohl
Sc kratce pred Vanoci.
Pc mnoha leta byl klerkem
" soudn1 budove vydavaje po-
VIOLENT ku snatkGm, jichz be
hem sve pGsobnosti vydal vice
NELL 100. 1000. V dobe tie stu
doyal prava. Graduoval ma
Marylandske universite roku
1915. Byll clenem demokratic-
keno klubu 9. wardy.
Pohfeb konan z -kostela st.
AIMS ma Cathedral hfbitov
tento patek O 8. iodine rano.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14
Mrtvola statniho policejniho
sergeanta pohrbena.


Mrtvola sergeanta statnf po-
licie, Wilberta V. Hunter, ienz
zemrel patek ma lede Chesa-
peake zatoky, kdyz S pomoc-
nou cetou veil potraviny z
Crisfield ku Tangier ostrovu,
Va, ma nemz tamni usedlfci
spoustami ledu odriznuti byli
cd pevniny. z Baltimore mr.
tvola pfevezena byla do Park
vile, B~altimorsky okres, kde
pohfbena. V Parkville oceka-
vana byla manzelkou a trent
osiTelymi ditkami.
V pondel1 ustanoven byl 60
vernerem Nice vysetrujicf W.
Dor tragedii tuto. Major stat
nj policie, Enoch B. Carey,
jenz vedl vypravu tn, pozvan
byl ku vyslechu ma toto 1tery,
konanemu We zbrojnici pateho
pluku.
Vybor pokracovati Dude We
vysetrovanf tragicke vypravy
teto Crisfield tento patek
pocfnaje v 9 hodin rano.
Pr pohrbu sergeanta We
stredu odpoledne sest statnich
~policistd bylo nosici rakve.
Pohrben byl z Waverly metho-
distskeho kostela.
James Mister, Norris Belts
a Richard McCready, vsichni
z Crisfield, vypraveli o osudne
vyprave. Belts vazfci IT'S IL
Der a policista Oscar Parker,
vysflenf ale stale bojujfcf ma
ledu, nuceni byli cas- cd casu
lehnouti 81 ma tonic a pohybo-
vati Sc tax ku pTedu, kdyz led
pod mimi pocal praskati. me
ktef1, lehcf neil my, byli by
pfesli slaby led" m1nil Belts.
"Po tazenf sanek, ma nemz po-
traviny do dalky asi ctyr mil,
byli jsme notne vysfleni. PAX
pocet mas pocal Sc mensiti,
kdyz osm vratilo Sc zpet do
C~risfield. Koneene. major Ca
rey vstoupil v cello, Parker a ia
sli jsme "a MIN. On nebyl tax
|tezky jake my a Sci lehceji ku
predu. Ma byti pochvalen,
Donevac delal vSe NONE, ably
dostal potraviny ma ostrov.
Nesmfte zapomenouti, re ma
jor sam dvakrate Sci ledovou
vodou. kdyz do nj klesl Hun
ter. Hunter podal mu ruku a
pomohl mu z teto. Kdyz sam
spadl do vody, nemel tezsfho
kabatu ma sobe. Disney a Par
ker pomohli mu, ale on slabl
vic a vice a oba NELL co delati,
ably jej nesti mohli. Rozhod-
nuto bylo Huntera nechati le-
Yeti ma ledu u pritomnosti Mi
sierra, Disney a McCready "a
tim co ia, Parker a major spe-
chali jsme ku lodi (Travis)
dostati pomoc. Ma ceste set
kali Sc S muzem, ktery je do
vedl ku lodi.
Mister rekl, re snazil sc Nc
Cready udrzeti pTi vedomf "a
tim co policista, Charles Dis
ney, hledel zachraniti Hunte-
ra tfenlm a do pohybu priva-
denim 1dG mrznoucfho.
Pomoc z lodi pfisla kolem
10. hodiny v noel. Vsechna
prace O zachranu Huntera u
kazala Sc byti marnou. Zavi-
null jsme mrtvolu jeho do plat
ma a dopravili ma LODI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14
Kradl zasoby BERG.
ObzalovanT . kradezf p;

Obzalovany z kradez1 zasob
pomocne akce BERG, Albert
Stevenson, byvaly hlidac, "a
drzen byl pod zarukou $780,
900 pro jednanf pred velkopo-
rotor. Doznal, re ukradl $50
muzskych kosil, % zenskych
kabatG, 230 podhlavnfk6, 40
platen ma lGzka a 5 malych
karpet1, vse v Gene asi $500.
Veci tyto wal z pobocky ma
EdmundsOn avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14
Dix presidentGGv mayoru
Jacksonovi.

Lany January 31st, 1886.
Dear Sir:
Mr. President T. c.. Masaryk
has directed me to express to
you his best thanks for the
kind greetings which you had
sent him on the occasion of his
retirement from the Presiden-
cy. He gladly appreciates your
interest in the development of
his %country's affairs and sin
cerely reciprocates your wish
eS.
Very sincerely yours,
DR.. Ant. Schenk,
Secretary.
Mr.. Howard w. Jackson,
Mayor of the City
of Baltimore.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14

W oAo
sdruzeni puvodniho, jehoz po-
kladnikem byl p. J. Hnila a
vkladu zanikleho spolku ces-
kych obchodnikG a penize
techto tri teles budou pfedany
pokladniku p. V. Oktavcovi.
Soucasne byl pfedsedou jme-
novan vybor pro vypracovanl
stanov, v nemz Sc krone pred
sedy a tajemnfka podflej1 p. j.
Svejda, p. j. Vonasek, p1. A.
Kleckova, p. A.. Cmero a p.
Jar. Toula.
Do schnze dostavil sc sena-
tor j. Callan, ktery nab1dl svo-
il spolupraci Ike zdaru sdruze-
nj a soucasne nabidl zajisteni
dvorany We Fifth Regiment Ar
mory ku oslave letosniho %.
rijna.
PTIsti sch1ze sdruzenl kona-
ii Sc Dude dine 20. bTezna v 8.
hodinvecer opetne v Demokra-
tickem Klubu. v. H. V.
= Minute pondeli, 10. 1no-
ra pofadal Sbor Katolickych
Sokold tax zvany "Ceskoslo-
vensky Ples' v Katolicke Bu-
dove ma Madison a Duncan ul.
ku kteremu Sc sesel velky po-
Get jak Client tax i pratel Ka-
tolickeho Sokola, tax re celia
spolecnost Sc bavila pTi hudbe
Bohemian Novelty Orches-
ira" al do pozdnich hodin.
Poradaj1ci vybor Sc postaral
ably vse bylo v poradku a tudfz
i vysledek byl uspokojujfcf pro
vsechny prftomne.
- Divadlo v Sokolovne !
Dram. Odbor Sok. Jed. Blesk
studuje rozmarnou veselohru
O 3 jednanich pod maven
"Pero a kosa". Tato vyborna
veselohra vysla z pera popu-
larni dramaticke spisovatelky
Rajske-Smolikove. autorky
"Zelene ,kralovstvf', "Devce
cd cerchova', "Jejf velicen-
stvo Laska'', kterezto hry byly
sehrany S pronikavym 1spe-
chem ma sokolske scene v le-
tech minulyeh. Rezie jest op6t
v osvedcenych rukou p. Jana
Kaspara. Datum hry je sta
noven ma nedeli, dine 1. bTezna
1886. Dop.
= Patronat Ceske Svobodo-
myslne skoly Augustfn Her
man oznamuje sehran1 kou-
Feline pohadky Sc zpevy a ba-
letem O A jednanich V nedeli,
dine Is. bTezna "Dlouhy, siro-
ky a Bystrozraky". Hru tuto
studuje ucitel skoly p. Antonfn
Cihlar. Sehranf teto pohadky
Dude novinkou pro nase balti-
morske krajany. V hlavnfch
1lohach vystoupl clenove Dra-
matickeho odboru Sok. Jed.
Blesk. skolni deti budou "a
mestnany We sborech a v bale
tn. Sbory budou pax sesileny
cleny Dram. Odboru Sok. Jed.
Blesk. Sehranf teto pohadky
slibuje byti novinkou prvnfho
radu a Patronat doufa, re ma
81 Cechoslovaci v Baltimore ma
pln1 Sokolovnu do posledniho
mlsta. Dop.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14
"a pensionistG zemfelo.

V lednu re sestarlych osob,
kterym pfifcena starobnl pen
Sc, zemTelo "a osob a to Is
muzG a dev6t zen. Pocet Sc
starlych pensistI dostoupil v
Baltimore vyse 2.481 osob.
Vetsinou pohTebnf utraty
kryty byly z pojistek zesnu-
lych. V pr1padech, kde pojist-
ky nebyly anebo jine zdroje,
1traty nesl mestsky depart
ment dobrocinnosti. N~ejstar-
81, ktery v lednu zemrel, byl
'95 rokG starry. ZGstava pc mem
vdova 90 rOkG stara.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14
"Mladi demokrate" sejdou Sc
V konvenci S. bfezna.

Statni konvence klubG "Mla-
dych demokrat1" z Marylan-
du, konana Dude v hotelu Lord
Baltimore 5. bfezna.
Jednano Dude hlavne o pri-
marnfch volbach. Senator Ty-
dings pozvan byl, ably byl jed
MIN z fecn1kI. Jinym Tecnf-
KEN ma byti nektery "predni
Glen kabinetu presidenta
ROOsevelta."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14
Byvaly soudce, Dawkins,
zemfel.

V Severn apartmentnfm do
mu zemrel v pondell byvaly
soudce vrchnfho soudu, Wal
ter [. Dawkins, We staff 78 ro-
XII. Narozen byl v st. Mary's
okresu, v Leonardtown. Pohr-
ben byl We ctvrtek ma Green
mount hTbitove.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14
Bramborova sklizen Dude
menSi.

BramborG v Marylandu ma
sazeno Dude v tomto roce asi o
6 procent meme neil v uply-
nulem roce.
V loni Marylandstf pestitele
brandon sklidili brambory re
6.4O0 akrG, coz bylo O A pro-
centa meme nezli roku 1884,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14
Pekari slyseli Richie.

Byvaly governor Richie byl
v 1tery jednlm z hlavnfch rec
nfk1 ma konvenci Potomac
States pekafskeho sdruzeni V
hotelu Lord Baltimore. Pred
metem jeho reel byly "VeTej-
ne udalosti'. Konvence z1-
castnilo Sc ma 700 delegate.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14
Preklad:
Mily pane

Mily pane:
Pan president, T. G.. Masaryk,
naf1dil mne vysloviti Yam sve
nejlepsi dfky Ia laskave po-
zdravy ktere Jste postal Jemu
u p~f1lezitosti jeho odchodu z
presidentskeho 1Tadu. S pote-
Sen1m vazl 81 Vaseho zajmu We
vyvinu udalost1 MAST zeme a O.
pravdu opakuje Vase pfanf.
V pine ucte vas,
DR.. Ant. Schenk,
tajemn1k.
Pan Howard w. Jackson,
mayor mesta
Baltimore.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14

DR.. Huntington Williams,
zdravotn1 komisar, oznamil, re
vsemi prostTedky vedeno Dude
hnutf prot sirenf syphilis. V
minulem roce,jak oznamil ma
yorovi, byla zdravotnfmu Cd
boru hlaseno 1854 pT1pad1
syphilis. V posledn1m tydnu
hlaseny byly 101 pffpady. Me-
ri jinymi nemocemi, jez z clio
veka ma clov6ka Sc pTenasi,
hlaseno bylo v tydnu 50
humps a 40 pTfpadu osypek.