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sALE-AUTOIOBrr.Es.

PONTIAC late 1929 4-door sedan; truly in
wonderful condition; six wire wheels. good
ssss s @e5oE sinEe, Mats1 real sseTis
Plymouth Dealer. 1Sie 10th st. NV. wv '''e
PLYMOUTH 1a35 sedan: black; reasonable
cash: excellent condition. 4903 Illinois
ave. NV.
PONTIAC 1881 De luxe seaan Must sell;
18th and NJ SITS. NV
PONTIAC 1885 5-pessenger sedan; black
paint. perfect; upholstery spotless; tires
eon and 0S es ike neR
S61J; e; e. c; guaranty. Capitol Cadillac
Co: 1922 @ond st. NV. Natl $500. Open
sTUDEBAKER 1923 4-door sedan A good
car car for only $50 cash. Phone Wisconsin
s1UDEBAKER 1884 Dictator conv. coupe:
and ceEe arn
control. free wheeling and SS-hp. motor;
Az economical ca. for modest sum Of
S4I5. Stnnley II. Horner. Inc, I'LL l4th
st. NV. National 1851.
sTUDEBAKETs 1888 o. sedan: new ma
room finish. 5 chrome steel wheels. free
and all-steel body; motor and rubber excel
lent. sootless interiors. St"5. Stanley II;
aorncr. Inc. 1929 14th st. NV. National
sTUDEBA{I;R 1924 Dictator 5-pa GsenFer
touring coupe; dars .Trey paint; fine,
clean upholstery; excellcnt tires; splendid
NOAAClliON. .OC NC
gith1, the fire cenditicn ef tie car; s145.
G G. c; Ruaraat;. Cafi ol Cedt lilac Co.
12@2 lend 81. NV. EaLl. $500. Open
Sun. and eve.
srUDEBAKE2 1884 converIiG!e coupe; very
sporty nd attractive. gr2y-x-een metallic
finish. fine ttre1. perfect leather upholstery:
real bargain ct this price. Sis. Fchanks
Service. ll26 :0th 81. nv. District 014l.
STUDE3ABER de luxe Royal SEDAN; o wire
whee,s and trunk. etc. Must sacrifice.
Sl65. on terms; S35 cash. Mr.. LOTUS.
12ll Sth ST. NV.
TERRAPLAfIE de luia 1855 coure. Aero
type. rumble seat; fls: like new. Gacrifcc,
500 down. Balance b. month. Mr.. Buck.
District 400.
TERRAPLANE 1885 de luxe sedan; hcauti-
ful black finish looks ike now, One OF the
best cars money can buy. Only s397: new
car terms: only $40 down. Nolan. 18TH
and NJ SITS. NV.
TERRAPLANE 1888 "8' convertible couple:
low mileage; new "G-3" Goodyear tires:
new Philco radio; Al condition; Embassy
car; S375. Is Bryant st. ne. Pot. 0320M.
TERRAPLANE. 1896 Fordor touring sedan:
driven but l,100 miles: $500 of: sos down,
S32 month. JACK PRY. Packard dealer,
1920 14th st. NV.
WILL SELL SI75 CREDIT SLIP on new
1896 De Soto sedan or coach for $50.
Atlantic 513g-J. 23s
PRIVATE OWNER.
Will sacrifice my 1881 Cadillac Spas
senger club coupe, wire wheels General
cord tires; car has run $1,000 miles:
Evening star., 1936-11-22

craftsman, who is on the pay roll of
the District Sewer Department.
The time of this staff, its officials
say, is devoted almost entirely to
current matters, such answering
daily coming problems, checking the
zoning for properties for which build
ing permits are requested, and in
mapping and preparing reports on
proposed changes in coming classifica-
ton of properties.
Aid OF Consultants.
The aid of such consultants as
Bartholomew and Bettman would not
be available to the penniless commits
sion were it not for the cooperation
of the National Capital Park and
Planning Commission, officials say.
Capt. Dram believes such issues as
that over the proposed building of a
new abattoir in northeast Washington
could have been avoided had the
commission been provided staff large
enough to make studies of how the
city is growing under coming. In that
case permit for foundations for the
proposed abattoir had been issued as
a routine matter before protests
against the project we're received from
Federal planning officials. That case
now has been taken to court, over re-
fusal of the Commissioners to issue
permit for the superstructure.
Evening star., 1936-11-22
Capital Hunters
Stop Black Bear
With T,u0 Shots
Chicago En,balmer Trau.
els Thousand Miles to
Kill a Bruin.
Ey the Associated Press,


SUFFOLK, Va, November al
Somewhere in the cypress wastes of
the Dismal Swamp today was Donald
B. Miller. who came 1000 miles to
get bear.
The Chicago embalmer, arriving
here, said he had read in a hunting
magazine that the swamp was happy
hunting ground" and that he wanted
to take home nothing less than the
antiers OF buck and skin Of bruin.
With him on his hunt was Jim
Sticker. q friend from Winchester.
and a guide, Jesse Bass Of Bowers
Hill, Va.
WINTERGREEN, Va.-James Ma
pier ana brother, A. o. Napier, both
OF Washington, got what they came
after in the Blue Ridge foothills of
Nelson County, black bear.
This bear was literally coming
round the mountain" when James
Napier stopped it with two shots.
Neighbors of the mems father. j. O.
Napier, said it was big.
FLOYD, Va.-Elbert Weddle, IS. of
Burqs Fork. went hunting for rabbits
and lost an ear. The charge from his
l2-gauge shotgun, with which he was
prooding pile of brush, clearly
clipped away his right ear.
BUCKINGHAM, Va.-Senator Harry
Byrd Of Virginia felled some par
t-idges, but his party did not And any
wild turkeys on an expedition into
Buckinsham's woodland.
Evening star., 1936-11-22

NSOHIlLucO FIOIn rage }
on conditions in 1894, has emphasized
the original lack of control of apart
ment house developments in the Cap
ital. He estimated that between 1910
and 1920, the decade before zoning
was established here, apartment house
construction provided for not more
than one-third of all new residential
accommodations provided during that
period.
In contrast, he estimated that since
1920 apartment houses have provided
nearly one-half of all the new resi-
dental accommodations. AS result,
he finds that apartment houses fur
niShed but "a per cent of new family
accommodations in 1920, whereas the
percentage hsa been increased to "a
per cent by 1884.
Cites Original Mistake.
"A mistake was made in the origi-
nal zoning by confining the apart
ment house, as well as commercial
districts, to strips 100 feet in depth
on streets where lot lines had not
been established" said Lindholm.
THE result was that in the then
undeveloped areas, where important
apartment house construction has
since taken place, the developer had
to acquire an expensive street 'front.'
age to compensate for the shallow
ness of the apartment house lot, or
else apply to the zoning Commission
for extension of the zone. The coming
itself should have provided adequate
depth to possible building lots.
An illustration of this condition
Is Connecticut avenue. a main artery
leading through a high-class residen-
tial section, only sparsely settled in
1920. It was zoned in part first COM
mercial and in part residential c area
in strips 100 feet in depth on both
sides Of the avenue.
THE strips of c area had to be
Widened in places, by rezoning, to al
low grouping of apartment houses.
Behind these strips were the A re-
stricted areas. Considerable develop
ment took place after 1920, but de-
tached dwellings almost entirely were
kept away from the fringe Of apart
ment houses facing the avenue, and
vacant areas were left, in which no
private development in harmony with
the cost of the land can be expected"
Staff Called Insufficient.
Oficials say the District coming sys-
TEN undoubtedly could have been i'm
proved over its present state had the
commission been provided staff sufh-
cient to devote time to proper analysis
Of how the rules were affecting Dis
trict growth.
The commission now has no appro-
priation of its own Capt. Dram, ex-
ecutive officer, is paid as director Of
inspection and for that job he Is given
classification as an engineer on the
pay roll Of the inspector Of buildings.
The engineer, Lindhelm, also is on the
pay roll of the inspector Of buildings.
There is an assistant engineer who is
on the pay roll Of the District Elec-
trical Department. The commission
also has the part-time service Of
Evening star., 1936-11-22
OYSTER SHORTAGE
FOR AREA FEARED
Week of Windy Weather Is
Blamed for Lack as Prices
Go Higher.
~ the Associated Press.

CRISFIELD, Md, November 21.-A
week Of windy. treacherous weather
left oystermen In this section facing
q shortage today and prospects Of
dificulty In filling Thanksgiving orders.
Packers reported the price for shell
stock scared as high as $3.50 per
bushel for extra goods during the last
few days.
The high winds hampered dredgers
working the rocks and tongers work
ing the beds, watermen said. During
breaks of good weather, however,
neither tongers nor dredgers expert
enced much trouble and brought In
good catches. Some dredge boats have
reported earnings as high as $700 per
week.
With q continuation Of the brisk
market, oystermen anticipated q re-
turn to the dredging business of some
Of the old-time spirit and competition.
Because of the scarcity Of local
stock, packing houses here received
Evening star., 1936-11-22
WOODCOCK NAMED
GENERAL IN GUARD
Nice Presents Commission
as st. Johns Head Sue
ceeds Bowie.
~ the Associatea Press,

SALISBURY, Md, November a.
Gov. Harry w. Nice today presented
Col. Amos w. W. woodcock with Q
commission making him brigadier gen.
eral In command Of the 3rd Brigade OF
the Maryland National Guard.
Col. Woodcock, president Of st. Johns
College, Annapolis, and former ma
tional prohibition director. succeeds
Brig. Gen. Washington Bowie, jr., who
retired yesterday.
After praising woodcock as q soldier,
lawyer and leader, Gov. Nice instructed
Maj. Gen. Milton A. Reckord. adjutant
general Of Maryland. to read the gen.
eral order, dated today. promoting
Woodcock from q colonelcy to q
brigadier generalship.
The presentation took place at the
unveiling of bronze tablet dedicated
to Company I. which Woodcock COM
manded as a captain In the Wofld War.
The tablet bears the names of 174
members Of the company, which was
Evening star., 1936-11-22

considerable quantities Of oysters from
Virginia and as far away as Long
Island Sound.
The opening of Turtle Egg" Rock.
8 miles of Deals Island, was expected
to boost the local supply, however.
The Turtle Egg" area, comprising
some 500 acres, was closed by the
State Conservation Department in
1885 and 5000 bushels Of seed oysters
planted there.
The rock was opened to tongers and
dredgers last Monday. but the oyster
feet was unable to assemble there
until Tuesday, when the weather had
moderated. The first days harvest
from the rock netted about 5000
bushels. sold at 60 cents per bushel.
or $4,000.
More than ATS oystermen worked on
the rock during the week, under the
supervision of several conservation
patrol boats, under command Of Capt.
Amos Creighton, aboard the State ieet
flagship b. 8. McLane.
Evening star., 1936-11-22
TOLL RISES IN BOAT FIRE

PORT ARTHUR, Tex. November
al R.-Two deaths today brought
to four the toll In yesterdays IRE
aboard the tugboat Chief.
T. D. Lambert. "a, Port Arthur.
welding foreman, and Percy Snyder.
so, chief engineer, succumbed OF
burns.
Charred bodies identified tenta.
lively as those Of Robert Pronperrie
of Beaumont. fireman. and Paul Har.
ris, colored cook, were recovered from
the hame-swept craft.
Evening star., 1936-11-22
CUSTODY GRANTED
Caroline Miller to Keep Her
Children Pending Divorce.

DOUGLAS, Ca. November Il R).-
Caroline Miller, author Of Lamb in
His Bosom" won temporary custody
of her three children today pending
final settlement Of her divorce pro-
ceedings against viii r. Miller, Geor-
gia educator.
Mrs. Miller filed petition for di-
vorce October 21, charging incompati.
bility.
The husband fled q cross-bill ask.
ing custody OF one Of the children,
win, jr., Q. He asked also that his
wife be enjoined from removing the
child from the jurisdiction Of the
court.
The hearing today was on the In
junction.
Besides VIII. jr., the children are
Harvey and George, 7-year-old twins.
Evening star., 1936-11-22
REV. J. H. ALLEN DIES;
NEWSMAN AND MINISTER
Search Made for Relatives of
Clergyman, Victim of
Heart Disease.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RALEIGH. N. c.. November al
Rev. John Harrison Allen, SIS a ma
tive of Philadelphia who mixed news
paper and ministerial work in his
career, died here today of a heart at
tack, and search for surviving rela-
tives in the East was started.
Mr.. Allen came here about 18
months ago to live after he retired
from the ministry because of poor
health while serving the Congrega-
tional Church at Walpole, Mass.
At one time the minister was on the
staff of the Philadelphia Inquirer and
then on the New York World, part
of the time as secretary to Joseph
Pulitzer.
Evening star., 1936-11-22
Cathedral ESCAPES Fire.

Anglers, France, November 81 Cp).
-Fire devastated 40 buildings In the
center Of Anglers today, killing one
woman, but the famous twelfth CEN
tury cathedral and museum of sculp-
ture and tapestries escaped damage.
Evening star., 1936-11-22

Judge Isaac r.
Hit in Police
Court today on .
charge Of grand
larceny involving
the alleged theft
Of 10 adding ma
chimes valued ut
$500 from the
u nited States
Government.
Davis, q 35-
year = old stats.
tician with the
Works Progress
A d m inistration,
entered a plea Of
nnf ~,iIfy and
Evening star., 1936-11-22

inducted into Federal service July as,
1917.
william Herson, son of DR.. Joseph r.
Herson Of Havre de Grace, presented
the tablet and woodcock accepted it
in behalf Of the company. DR.. Herson,
who raised funds for the tablet through
lecturing in 1919 after tour Of the
European battlenelds. was unable to
attend because Of illness.
Evening star., 1936-11-22
OIL SOURCE REVEALED
Mysterious seepage Traced to
Leak in Heater Block Away.

TROY, N. Y, November 81 (P)-
The mysterious source of the oil that
has been seeping into William H.
Mosher's cellar for six years was To-
Gated today after experts from two
colleges had failed to find 1t.
The discovery was made accident
ally when Joseph Balian attempted to
light the heater in his meat market a
block away and found the fuel tank
empty. Investigation revealed leak
in the tank, through which the oil
seeped into a rock crevice that led
to Mosher's basement.
Evening star., 1936-11-22

waived hearing. He gave his address
as the TOO block Of Thirteenth street.
He was employed by the District
branch Of the w. P. A. at Nineteenth
and D streets.
Evening star., 1936-11-22
STATISTIClAN HELD
ON LARCENY CHARGE
Il. c. Davis Accused in Theft Of
10 Adding Machines From
Government.

Herman c. Davis was held for the
grand jury under 5000 bond by
Evening star., 1936-11-22

Petroleum Record Is Set.
venesuela Is producing over AGO.
900 tons of petroleum a month.
breaking all previous records.
Evening star., 1936-11-22

Fisher Body Co. in 1908.
The Fisher Body Co. dates from
July AZ, 1908.
Evening star., 1936-11-22

Uruguay Meat Exports Drop.
Uruguay is exporting less refrigerated
meat this year than it did in 1885.
Evening star., 1936-11-22

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1uEE whether Washington have modem packing pn'
important decided bos Of personal prejudice
should be decided solely the facts md merits Of the case
dlged have been in the court heo
ngs which have been order keep from
being completely obsced from the Intelligent public by log
ondm pride.
say pride odvisedly because model plant
for preparation the highest quu OF most important osn
should be much for civic pride hun live in
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Ma ochranu Ceskoslovenske
republiky.

Krajsky soud v Bratislave
vynesl rozsudek v procesu Sc
spolecnfky DIR. Bazovskeho. Oh
zalovany DIR. Antonfn Pavlicka
jehoz obhajce predlozil soudu
lekarske vysvedcen1, vynaseni
rozsudku pr1tomen nebyl. Sc
nat krajskeho soudu uznal DIR.
Pavlicku a prof. Pavla Meme
tina vinnymi re zlocinu Poole
par. 1. zakona els. SO z r. 1923
jejz spachali tim, re ma diver
ne schulz dine 6. srpna 1888 v
Bahske Bystrici ustanovili slo-
venskou narodn1 radu, jej1mz
ncelem bylo nasilne odtrzeni
Slovenska cd Ceskoslovenske
republiky.
Oba obzalovanf ma zaklade
par. 2. cit. Yak. a "a pouzitf
par. 81 trest. radu odsuzuj1 Sc
ma l rok do vezenf, Ike ztrate
cestnych- pray obcanskych ma
tfi roxy a nahrade trestniho RI
zen1, ktera Sc prozatfm prohla
suje "a nedobytnou. Podmi-
necne odsouzen1 jest vylouce-
no. z ostatnfch bodG obzalo-
by Sc zprostujf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-10
Zdvorily zlodsj.

Rldici taxicabu, Charles N.
Brown, zlodej wal v patek
$3.50, zlodej, jenz mu slfbil, re
posle mu ukradene penfze V
nektery den. Ma Tfdice pred
vydanim mu penez, namifil re-
volver.
"Je mne Ito, ale potrebuji
pen1ze"", omlouval Sc jinak
zdvofily zlodej pfi prepadu ma
Federal ulici a Luzerne ave.
"DeJte mne vasi adresu."
Brown napsal sve jmeno a a.
dresu, c. 1876 N. Kenwood ave-
nue., a dial j zlodeji, ktery S
taxicabem ujel. Taxicab ma
lezen byl pozdeji ma mfste zlo-
dejem udanem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-10
Rozmach ducharskych sekt ma
Observation-Disclosures.

V Uh.-hradistskych obcfch
V Kunovicfch a bl1zke Derfii,
rozmohlo Sc duchaTstv1 tako-
YOU merou, re vznikajf obavy
ably znacne procento obyvatel
Sc neshroutilo dusevne. Neko-
lik vystrednost1, re tyto zate-
zujf i dusevnf obzor venkovske
generace. Ducharske sekty mi
mo to dopoust1 Sc i pfehmatn
ma poll zdravotnictvi, nebot
We vaznych pT1padech onemoc-
neni svych d6tf odmftajf Tide
lekaTskou pomoc a vraci sc
bud k primitivn1m a samozrej-
me skodlivym methodam, ane-
DO vubec veri v sflu zalm1 a
kejklG, ktere spfse zabijf nez-
ii pomahajf. Proslycha Sc, re
jedinci z milodarG, ktere caste
V podbe poslednf hTivny chu-
daka byly odevzdany spolku,
81 postavili domy a docela slus-
ne Iii. Vseho toho by 81 me-
Ii vs1mnout odpovedne 1rady,
nebot kazdem smeru jde Q
znehodnocen1 jadra naseho
slovackeho lidu, jeho bodrosti
a hodnot, ktere jsou spjaty S
normaln1m zivotem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-10
Zajimave kfizkove zapasy pri-
pravOvany pro priSti tyden.

Pro prfsti stfedu, dine Is. le-
dina pofadatel kffzkovych "a
past V Carlins Park Mr.. Ed
Contos pfipravuje velice zaji-
navy program ma kterem L.
cast brati budou zapasnici pr
We tTfdy.
Minulou stredu hlavnf zapas
mezi George Koverly a Joe
Savoldi mel smutny konec. "a
pas tento ukoncil kdyz Kover-
~ tax rozzufeny zapasil S kaz-
dym KIDD mt V cestu vessel ne
vyj1maje ami poradatele onech
zapasG Mr.. Ed Contose ktery
vessel do areny by zasavil hru-
be jednanf zapasnfk1 obdrzel
pofadny pollock Cd Koverly a
soudce Ed Brockman tez odne-
81 is pamatku z onoho zapasu.
Koverly pc zapase suspendo-
van byl zdejsf Athletickou ko-
mist pro sve hrube jednanf a
zapas prohlasen byl "a "zadny
zapas".
Vic Christie zvitezil mad Joe
Cox: Jake Patterson porazil
Boris Demitroff v 16 minutach
Zapas mezi Hans Steinke a
Harry Kent pc 80 minutovem
zapasenl prohlasen byl "a ne
rozhodnuty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-10

Nebot tax Sc nejlepe zbav1me
pT1tele, kdyz mt pGjc1me penl-
re, a podotkneme, re je nam
must urcite vratit, jinak by mas
privedl do hroznych rozpakd'
Potion Sc nam vyhyba ma sto
hon6."
"Kdyz nepdjcfs, nemdzes,
isl takovy ubozak, re nemas
pro prftele padseat kosun, a
lespon 81 jest6 netrop sasky z
blizn1ho v nestestf. TAX me
rozhorcili moji znamf V posled
dobe svou nevychovanostl, re
bych nepGjcil nikomu mic = i
kdybych mel.
Nebo = jednou v let6 We Via
ku papala slecinka tfesne..
Pozoruji a hned mne napada:
Bude odhazovat pecky pc pc
dlaze a Pride ma nj prGvodcl
a pobavfm Sc. Nebot velice rad
kdyz Sc dTedn1 osoba
poust1 do kf1zku S osobou ne1-
Tedn1, ktera ovsem must po-
dlehnout Poole zakond pf1ro-
Ale ky div - slecinka pee
ky neodhazuje "a poTad tres
pojfda. Snad je nepoly-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-10
President Roosevelt feCnikem
" JacksonHGv den.

We Washingtonu We stredu v
den "Jacksona', pronesl pre-
sident rec pri hostine u pTftom
nosti asi 1000 osob. Jine tisi-
&c naslouchaly Teci pomoci
radio.
Jak oznameno, rec presiden-
tova sklamala mnohe jeho po-
sluchace, kterf by byli radi by
vail, kdyby president O AAA
sensaci by byl Sc rozhovoril a
dial tim nejakou ostrou odpo-
we'd ku rozhodnut1 Nejvyssihc
soudu.
President rec svoji koncil
slovy: my neustoupime." V
feci sve opet stall prot "auto-
kratickemu a bligarchisticke-
mu natlaku" a ujistoval silnou
vetsinu obchodnikG, industrial
listn a zamestnavatel1, re bu.
de pokracovati"v boji o mzdy'
a uchrani je cd zahrabanim
jich "malou mensinou" touzi.
CT pc zvlastn1ch vysadach.
V hlavn1 casti reel president
volal O presidentu Jacksonovi
"Lide milovali jej pro nepra.
tely,, ktere 81 zpdsobil."
Hostina poradana byla jake
pTedehra ku schGzi demokra
tickeho narodnfho vyboru, jei
konana tam tento ctvrtek.
CAST presidentovy reci pri
jaty byly S velikym souhlasem
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ka i S peckami?

Nahodou sahnu do kapsy a
zahada je vysvetlena. Slecin-
ka poustela vzdy nekolik pc
eek do kapsy meho saka. Ma
hmatl jsem je tam mokre, ma
prsty Sc lepfcf.
Rozum1 Sc, re jsem Sc roz-
katil, jak nalezf.
"Vy hulvate," karala mne
mladicka DANA, "kolik pan1G,
a jinac1ch nez jste Wy, mlad-
SIGH a hezcfch, by bylo stast-
no, re mali predmet, ktery dr.
zela ia v puse - a Wy Sc opo-
vazujete do mne obouvat?"
Vysypal jsem il do klfna ty
predmety, ktere mela v puse,
ably JIM nejake takove pany
obStastnila a ona = to byste
nerekli, CO "a mnou volala. re
Jsem nevychovanec, sprostak
a neslusny clovek.
Nebot, to je prave jeste to
neJlepsi, re vsichni takovf ne
v%ychovanci jsou pTipraveni
kazdou minutu vytknout YAM,
re jste nevychovanec!
Kan to spejeme, tazu Sc,
kan to s%pejeme?"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-10
7o majetkH ma buben.

Vladnl korporace "Home
Owners Loan" oznamila, re
70 majetkG V Marylandu, ma
nez dluzne obnosy placeny ne
isou, Dude dano do prodeje.
Vedle techto podobny osud
stihnouti ma dvacet pet jinych
Vetsina pr1padG techto je pry
nutnou, ably chranena byla
k~orporace.
Cd cervence 1888 pGjcky ma
majetky Marylandu dostou-
PLY vyse $43, 999.270. z obno-
81 techto p6jceno bylo $2,551-
900 ma dluzne statnf a obecni
dane.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-10
Kradez.

Margaret O'Connell, 60 roxy
stare z 900 blocku N. Luzerne
avenue, mlady muz pc 9. hodi-
ne V sobotu V noel, kdyz sla We
1000 blocku Boone ulice, vytr-
hi tobolku a utekl. V tobolce
bylo $1.6O.
= Dvema chatrne odenyma
muzi pfepaden byl We SVEN
grocern1m obchodu, {. &c S.
Catherine ulice, Charles Fol
kert a okraden JIM O S55.
Kupec byl V dobe vstupu
techto sam v obchodu. Pod
hrozbou revolverem byl nucen
vydati Jim penfze.