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The Washington times., 1936-12-09
Miss Bdrbee
Will Marry

The marriage of Miss Mary Bar,
bee, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Rankin Barbee, to Mr.. Rob
ert C. Maxwell, son of Mrs. Frank
Maxwell and the late Mr.. Max
well, will take place on December
26 at the home of the bride-to-be's
parents.
The ceremony will be performed
at 4 o'clock, with DR.. John Palmer
officiating. Miss Susan Barbee,
sister of the bride-to-be, will be her
only attendant. Mr.. Homer Hughes
will act as the best man. 1t will
be an informal marriage with a
small company of friends and
members of the two families
present.
There will be a reception i'm
mediately following the ceremony.
The Washington times., 1936-12-09

The Minister OF Hungary and
Nine. Pelenyi entertained at din
ner at the legation preceding the
concert in honor of Mr.. Ormandy
and his wife, and with their guests
occupied a number of boxes.
Among those in their party were
the Ambassador of France and
Nine. de Laboulaye, the AmbaSsa-
dor of Italy and Donna de SUI
vich, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Lammot Be
lin and Mr.. and Mrs. James Clem.
ent Dunn.
Two former First Ladies pres
ent were Mrs. William Howard
Taft and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson.
Nine. Saito, wife of the Ambassa-
dor of Japan, had guests with her
in her box, and amongst them
were the Counselor Of the En-
bassy and Nine. YoshizaWa.
New Envoy Present
The new Minister Of Czechoslo-
vakia, Mr.. Vladimir Hurban, and
Nine. Hurban, destined to be pop
ular members of the diplomatic
corps, were the guests Of the
Counselor Of the Legation, DR..
Josef Nemecek, who also had in
his party Mrs. F. Wilkinson
Bunker, fiancee of the italian
Ambassador to Moscow, and the
First Secretary of the Legation,
Mr.. Otaker Kabelac.
Still others present were the
Ambassador of Belgium and Coun-
tess van der Straten Ponthoz.
Miss Mabel Boardman, Mrs. Ed
win Watson, Mrs. James Helm,
Mile. Marie Therese de Laboulaye,
Mrs. Lawrence Townsend, Mrs.
Eugene Meyer, Mrs. Wilton j.
Lambert, Mr.. Kemper Simpson.
Miss Diane Rowland, DR.. Nikolai
Sokoloff, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Cook. Miss Jessie MacBryde, Miss
Dorothy Tirrell, Mrs. Harry Roper
Fulton, Miss Carrie Roper Fulton,
Mrs. George Hewitt Myers and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rowland Hill.
The Washington times., 1936-12-09

Lindsay Hay was no end wor-'
ried the other eve when, with
her escort and another couple,
she stopped in at the new Pail
Mall Room at the Raleigh for
a late evening snack. And the
cause of her worry was this:
just few hours previously,
Lindsay had become the proud
pOssessor of a shiny new black
coupe. She left it in charge Of
the efficient doorman, who
promised to take good care of
it, which she later discovered
he had done very well. Not a
scratch, not even a smashed
fender-as she had imagined
was to be found when, after
dancing to the lifting tunes, en-
joying the delicious food and
The Washington times., 1936-12-09
Envoy Ranking
DinnerGuest

The Ambassador of Cuba, DR..
Guillermo Patterson, was the
ranking guest at a dinner party
given last evening at the Shore
ham by Nine. Ulises Espaillat.
This was the first in a series of
dinners planned for the winter
season by this popular hostess
and in the group last evening
were a number of diplomats and
their wives. as well as members
of residential society.
+ X
Senator Carter Glass has re-
turned to his apartment at the
Hotel Raleigh.
The Washington times., 1936-12-09
Navy Chaplain Performs Ceremony

u6nldS anu lilies Ol Iue NdIlcH
Mrs. Richard Amber Liggett
was the matron Of honor. Her
frock was of aquamarine satin
with a tight bodice, voluminous
skirt and puffed sleeves. A coro-
net of satin was twisted about her
hair and she carried a bouquet of
TaliSman roses.
The remaining attendants were
Miss Laura Palmer Bell, Of Sa.
vannah, Ca, Miss Catherine Du.
Bose, Miss Elizabeth Lyster, and
Miss Anne Totten. Their cos
tunes were the same as the ma
tron Of honor in a deeper shade
of blue. They also carried sheaves
of Talisman roses.
BridegrOOm's attendants
Mr.. Richard Amber Liggett,
brother of the bridegroom, was the
best man. Those who uShered
were Mr.. Richard H. L. Sexton, of
Chestnut Hill; Mr.. Edward Stuart,
jr., Of Philadelphia; Mr.. John Hen
shaw, of New York; Mr.. John
Archbold, and Mr.. Harry D. Mitch
ell.
A reception was held at the club
Immediately following the cere-
mony. Mrs. Watson assisted the
bridegroom and bride in re
ceiving in a gown of wine colored
crystelle velvet with black acces-
sories. Mrs. Liggett chose be-
coming costume of plum chiffon.
When the attractive couple left
for their wedding trip the bride
was in a suit of brown tweed COM
plemented by a Chartreuese blouse
and brown accessories,
The Washington times., 1936-12-09
Arrives Tomorrow

The Egyptian Minister, Mr.. Mo
hamed Anime Youssef, who has
been visiting in his homeland for
several months, will arrive in New
York tomorrow aboard the Rex.
He will return Immediately to the
legation on Massachusetts, Avenue.
X y
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Canada has re-
turned from her home in Memphis,
Tenn, and is at the Shoreham for
the winter,
The Washington times., 1936-12-09
DiDLOnsOfic and Official Notes:
NOTABLE GATHERING AT CONCERT
Many Members of Diplomatic
Corps sAttendM Musical Event
At Constitution Hall

An appreciative audience, enthusiastic in
their applause, attended the Philadelphia Or
evening in Constitution Hall and 1t was
notable gathering of diplomatic, official and residential
society of the Capital Mr. Eugene Ormandy conducted and
the guest artist of the evening Mscha Eman whose
mastery Of the violin unique and has made OF him one OF
the outstanding musicians of time.
The Washington times., 1936-12-09
Envoy Honor Guest

The Ambassador of China and
Nine. SEE will be the. guests in
whose honor Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos
del Mar will entertain at a dinner
party tonight at the Sulgrave
Club.
The Washington times., 1936-12-09
DOIIu Cameron S0uS:
NAVY GIRL BRIDE TODAY AT CLUB
Says:
DouQhter of Rear Admiral and
Mrs. WQtsonMorriedtoMr.
Alexander c. Liggett

A lovely bride, soft melodious organ music,
and the dignified Sulgrave Club artistically
the OCCASION combined make Of the most
perfect weddings of the early winter
The bride, Miss Priscilla Winslow Watson, daughter of
Rear Admiral and Mrs Adophus Eugene Watson popular
member of the Capitals younger having made her debut
here several ago and being active member of the
Junior League.
Navy Chaplain Performs Ceremony
She was married Mr.. Alexander Coventry Ligge son
of Mr. and Mrs Richard Hampden Lggett of this city and
Lchfield Conn. The nuptas performed at 80 this
afternoon with Capt Edward Duff Chief of Navy Chapans
performing the ceremony.
Palms. sprays of eathery white chrysanthemums and tall
glowing apers banked the altar at which the
changed The bride made charming picture in her of
ustrous ivory velvet made simple lines with soft cowl
decoetage From the exquisite lace cap flowed ule veil
fashioned with lace center She carried bouquet of gar
Evening star., 1936-07-12

Right A N E W
FEMININE FLASH.
Helen Stephe e MS.
sprin t sensation
from Fulton, Mo-,
leaves the field in
the ruck as she
breaks the Women's
world record in the
100 meters. Sh e
added shotput and
discus victories to
this triumph in. the
Olympic finals at
Providence, R. I.
Q Wide World Photos.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-27
Nejvstsi a nejlepsi Oyster
Roast.

Starry P. T. Barnum zalozil
velke oznamovan1 uvedenim
rGznych atrakcf muz1 i zvere.
Zajiste 81 pamatujete jeho re-
klamu oznamovan1 coz vabilo
vzdy spousty obecenstva do cir
kusu. TAX stastny byl v tom,
re i ostatnl jej nasledovali
To jsou fakta, ktere mluvi sa-
mi "a sebe. Takove shromaz-
den1 ocekava Sc pTi velkem
Elks Charity Oyster Roast GU
stficove Hody) v Baltimore We
9Th Regiment Armory, v nede-
Ii, 13. prosince. Bude to jak Sc
pTedvfda nejvetSi v historic.
Rakove a UstTicove hody wy
hlasene v Marylandu. Navstev-
nfci budou zajiste pfekvapeni
touto udalostf v den 13. prosin-
ce neb Dude vseho hojnost. &C.
Ia Tada posluhovac1 v poctu
$50 budou zamestnani prfpra-
YOU j1del, 125 roznasecI piva,
vice nez 200 p1l sud1 piva bu-
de pouzito. A proto zrizenci
Elks pravf- "Kazdy Dude tam
vessel pc cely cas-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-27

We zbaveni obzaloby v po-
kusu podplatiti policistu, jak
vedena proti Paulu Huddles,
soudce Owens v patek pronesl
v kriminalnfm soudu, re die
jeho 1sudku dive pokuty stacl
pc $3.50 ohledne poruseni To-
ternfho zakona. Huddles Eat
cen byl 81. cervence pro pre-
stupek tento. DIE svedectvl
strazn1ka, Huddles nabldl je-
mu, Thomasu Bacon, 500, a.
by no neudaval. Pen1ze neby-
ly dany.
Ami ne pc cel5ch dvou mesf-
c1ch, dokud O pTipadu tonic
jest6 rozhodnuto nebylo, Hud-
dies zatcen byl pc druhe. Soud
ce Owens pro oba prestupky u
lozil mu pokutu $500 a rekl, re
nebude jej ~trestati pro tretl po-
kus podplacenf policisty, po-
nevac diva frosty stacl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-27
Strelen u hospody.

Hadka O stavce namornikn
v Baltimore vedla v sobotu ku
rvacce u hospody ma Paramount
avenue V blfzkosti Wolfe ulice
kratce pred pGlnoci. Daniel
Kim, "a roxy starry, stTelen byl.
Jeden z 1tocn1kG sc primal,
druhy zmizel.
Harry Schaeffer, 20 rokI
starry z 1900 blocku E. Fair
mount avenue, primal Sc, re
stfelil ma Kima. Schaeffer
spolu S Robertem Humphrey
re 800 blocku N. Broadway, ia
10 delegat Eastern and Gulf
Sailors sdruzenl, vessel do hos
pody, ably tam rozdeloval leta-
ky. V hospode byl znacny po-
Get stavkuj1cfch namornikd.
ktef1 protivili Sc rozdavanf le-
TAXI. Nastala hadka. Stupno-
vana byla tax, re hadajfcf Sc
vyhrnuli az do ulice. George
Dorego z Eastern avenue, STAY
kaf, pocal ohrozovati Schaef-
fera. Tento vytrhl revolver,
stfelil a Kim, jenz Sc stavkou
nemel co delati, trefen byl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-27
DEAN DETTON zapasiti Dude
s FRANKEM SEXTON
" hlavnim zapase.

Prfstf 1tery, L. prosince v
hlavnfm krfzkovem zapase po-
fadanem V Carlins Park Dean
Detton utka Sc S Frankem Sex
ton. Mimo tohoto zapasu ma
programu budou jeste jine "a
j1mave zapasy.
Minute 1tery v hlavnfm "a
pase mezi Man Mountain Dean
a George Zaharias, Dean svou
nedbalost1 prohral zapas, kdyz
,po nekolika minutovem zapase
nj pTitiskl ramona sveho soupe-
re k zfnce a prohlasen byl soud
Gem jake v1tez, znovu vrhl sc
ma Zahariase a pc tonic jed
mani soudcem diskvalifikovan
byl a takto zapas prohral.
Frank Sexton porazil Toma
Marvina We 80 minutach.
Zapas mezi Frank Brown a
Hardy Kruzcamp pc 80 minu-
krfzkovanf prohlasen
byl "a nerozhodnuty.
Bill Sledge zdolal Abe Gold
berg v Is minutach.
Chief Sonocco porazil Ivana
Podubny We 2 minutach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-27

Asi $50 namornfk1 prot roz-
kazu namornicke unie seslo Sc
v pondelf v polsko-americke ST.
nj ma S. Broadway. We schulz
vystoupil jake fecnfk E. c..
Johnson, ustanoveny nedavno
"a Baltimorskeho delegate ku
vyboru stavkujfcfch v New
Yorku. Johnson vypravel, jak
poslan byl do New Yorku jen S
SIS, jez sotva stacily mu ma jfz-
du. V New Yerku zadal vybor
O pomoc. Bylo mu receno, re
tam nenf pomoci pro krmeni a
bydleni delegate z jinych NEST
"Rekli mne, abych sci do do
mu pro ochuzene", Johnson re-
XII, "ale ia jake delegat myslel
.jsem, re nebylo by to v porad-
ku. Mel jsem Sc setkati S kon-
gresniky, pravnlky a zastupci
lodaTskych kruhu a myslel
jsem, re povinnen jsem svym
spolustavkujlclm soudruhdm,
abych byl cistym a slusne ode
nym jak nejlepe mozno."
Lfcil, jak telegraficky zadal
O penize z Baltimore, ale ma
darmo. Licil, jak posleze obra-
til sc ma hospodskou, ktera mu
zaslala SIS.
Neil skoncil asi tucet stav-
kuj1clch pocalo zalovati, re
Johnson nemel pravo byti dele
gatem a Tadne mu vycinili.
Patrick Whalen, jenz Sc
predstavil jake agent vladniho
soudu z New Yorku, zvolal:
"Jak mohou tact Tide jake
Johnson cekati, re budou by
dleti "v nobl" hotelfch a re no.
siti budou este kosile. ia byl
jsem v mnohych stavkach, spa
val jsem We verejnych mcclellan
mach, pod mostly a We vezenich
. S mymi kamarady. Nema-
me penfze a v~ybojovati stavku,
kazdy must cekati ma utrpenf."
Novy poplach v SIM nastal.
Jeden delegat zaloval, re v1d-
ci stavek jedi v taxicabech.
Jiny volal, re to nenf pravdou,
re stavkuj1c1 by nechteli trpe-
ii. JIM zalovali, re jfdlo je
pro ty kter1 piketuj1 a
vse re je zle tuto rocn1 dobu.
Neil doslo ku konci schGze
zdstalo v SIM jenom ESQ stav-
kujlcfch. Ostatn1 behem deba-
ty zmizeli. Sb1rka vynesla $40
ma zaplacen1 Ia sin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-27
Okradena O $40.

Klerk We Fulton pradelne,
Lawrence Altand re 400 bloc
ku Park avenue, oloupena byla
o $40, kdyz v sobotu v noci &C.
kala ma elektrickou karu ma
Aisquith a Orleans ulicfch. z
ruky il je vytrhl cernoch. Ne
sla tento dennf pTfjem z odboc-
ky pradelny.
= Margaret Michclatos O.
znamila Western stanici kra-
DEE $95. sla, jak udala pc Lee
xington ulici. Kdyz Sc pfibli-
lila Arch ulici asi 16lety Ger
noch, j wal tobolku S pencil a
utekl.
Isadore Stern, 22lety a
Robert Goldstein, 21lety, kdyz
v nedeli sedeli v AUTOMOBILE
pred domem Goldsteina v 1.
blocku N. Washington ulice,
napadeni byli dvema zlodeji.
Sternovi wall peanutse, ma
nichz 81 pochutnaval a Gold
steinovi SO.
= Diva bandite pokusili sc O
prepaid hospody We 400 blocku
E. Fort ulice, casne z rama v
nedeli. Prchli S prazdnem. Pc
stanf u baru oba vytahli revol-
very a pocali %ohrozovati neke-
lik hoSti hospody. Jeden z no.
sti, Elizabeth Fisher, probehla
kolem mich ven do ulice. Kdyz
Jeden bandita pustil Sc "a nj,
hospodsky Harry Myers, cho-
pill revolver. Bandita stfhajfci
Fisherovou stTelil dvakrate ma
ulici a pax on a druh jeho dali
Sc ma 1tek, kdyz hospodsky pc
Mich stfelil. Ku hospode prize
Ii V AUTOMOBILE ktery pred tim
byl ukraden a ktery pfri pTepa-
du nechali staff opusteny pred
hospodou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-27

Do vezenf odsoudil v ponde-
Il soudce Chestnut diva bratry,
Williama a Josepha Jardano,
pro ~vlastnenf nezdanenych IL
hovin. Odsouzeni byli do We
zenl ma 3 a sest mesfcn.
Vinopalnu NELL Powellville
We Wicomico okresu.
3. zarf, jak udano, naklada-
Ii z nj koTalku do automoblu.
Zatceni byli nekolik dnf poz-
deli.
Abraham Singer, 48lety
hospodsky v 800 blocku South
fremont avenue zatcen byl ma
JIM stanici pro prodavanf
butleg kofalky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-27

Phi jednanf o rozvod v Tow
son vypravel v 1tery farmar T.
Emory Bull, vlastnici 282 akruO
pudy u Freelands v Baltimore
okresu, re manzelka jeho 20
tri tydny vysedala u okna &C.
kaJic, re priletf carodejnice,
jak il slibeno bylo Baltimor-
skym "hadacskym doktorem".
carodejnice jednou pry Sc il u
kazala a hned odletela a 90
druhe farmar cekajfcf ma nj $
pytlem "a pomoci trf delnfk1.
kdyz tato pfiletela ma kosteti.
tuto chytil do pyle. Pr otev-
REM pyle vytahli cernou, chlu-
patou kocku.
FarmaTe zaluje zena. $ nfz
neziJe, re Sc opfjel a re pry il
pfinutil, ably sla ku sve sestfe
a re j neplatf vyzivne.
Farmar toto popfral tvrde.
re chce il mfti u sebe. Soud
odlozen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-27
Porotou narceno Is
l~ihovarnikH.

Vladnf porotou narceno bylo
v dtery Is muzG vinenych z po-
rusovani likern1ch zakon1 pa
len1m koralky a neplacenim da
nj ma tutO.
Mezi zalovanymi jest byva-
II policejn1 lieutenant z New
Yorku a byvaly prohibicni a.
gent z Baltimore. Vinopalny,
v nichz "palili", byly We $500
blocku Boston ulice a v Dun
dalk. "Palili" cd prosince
1882 az skorem do konce 1884
Denne vyrobili az 5000 gallo
nj. Vinopalny byly snad nej-
vetSlmi v zemi dosud pokoutne
palic1mi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-27
Pfisel o nohu padem $ naklad-
n1ho vagonu.

Thomas Weiner, 19lety re S.
Glover ulice, tezce zranen byl
nedeli padem s nakladniho
vagonu Pennsylvania drahy
nedaleko Boston ulice. Pr ska
kanf ma wagon ztratil rovnova-
hu a padl mezi vagony. No
ha jeho byla tax rozdrcena, re
mu musela byti odnata.
Pozdeji policif zatcen byl
"milosrdny Samaritan, Ger
noch Martin Spencer, jenz tez-
&c zraneneho mladlka wal do
sveho AUTOMOBILE a zavezl do
nemocnice. Zatcen byl, re ne
mel s sebou licens r1dice a re-
gistracni lfstek. Tyto byly je-
mu ukradeny v patek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-27
Pfihlasky hotovy.

Ma 100000 Baltimorskych
pracovn1kG a asi 10000 v o.
kresfch pocnou dostavati v tom
to tydnu prihlasky ma z1cast-
nenf Sc starobnlm pojistenf
jak vypracoval Social Security
Odbor.
Pc vyplnenf otazek, jak toto
pfedepsano a udani vsech po-
trebnych informacf ma ~ziisteni.
vraceny byti must Baltimorske-
mt postovnfmu 1Tadu, z nehoz
pax obdrzf stale cfslo, jez bu-
de jejich pc dobu jejich zitf a
jez opravnovati je Dude ma me-
slcni pensi pc dosazenf veku
65 rokI a odchodu re zamest-
mani.
Jiste druhy zTizencn nejsou
zahrnuty v programu tonic
jake jsou: zeleznicnf zrfzenci,
farmarstf delnici, pracovnici v
domacnostech, namornici, Via
dnf a statnf zrizenci, dobrocin-
nych, vzdelavacfch a jinych
nevydelkovych organisaci.
Vsichni krone techto budou
zdaneni at zazadajf o pensi
nebo ne. Platiti budou l cent
z jejich vydelk1 a jejich "a
mestnavatele totez. Prvni wy
placenf pojistenf Dude roku
1912.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-27
ZastreliI Sc v kostele,

Kdyz kostelnik Grace a st.
Peters episkopaln1ho kostela
chtel v pondelf o 5. iodine Cd
polednl zavTfti hostel, nalezl
mladeho muze sedlclho v lavi-
CT, mrtveho s prostrelenou leb-
kou. Revolver lezel u nohou
Jeho. Poole lfstku v kapse je-
no stotoznen byl jake Philip A.
Ailsea. I'll sc svojl manzelkou
a 6 rokI starou dcerou We 400
blocku N. Broadway. Star byl
27 rokG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-27
DIstojnici a strojnici pripojili
Sc ku stavkujicim.

Dnstojnici lodi a inzenyri
pripojili Sc v Baltimore v pom
deli ku stavkuj1cfm lodnikdtm.
Asi 1890 muzG jest krokem
timto ma stavce. Re stavkuji-
cfch ma 1000 jsou cleny mezi-
narodniho sdruzenf.
z New Yorku dosla zprava,
re tam asi 80 procent z lodni-
XII a d1stojnfk1 jest ma stavce.
Parnik president Roosevelt
ktery mel odplouti z New Yor-
ku toto 1tery, odlozil odjezd.
V San FRANCISCAN stavkujlci
odepirali v pondelf dovoliti Cd
plutf lodi s potravinami ma A
lasku.
We Filadelfii asi 80 lodi stf-
zeno jest stavkou. DIstojnfci
pripojili Sc TAME ku stavkuji-
elm jake i v New Orleans.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-27
Mel ''harem."

Soudci zalovala Gladys O.
wens pri zadosti o rozvod, re
manzel jejf il tloukl .'trikrate
V tydnu" a jednou kopl il do
lebky S takovou silou, re me
mohla slyseti pc cely tyden."
Dale zalovala, Re manzel Sc il
chlubil, re INA harem mimo
domu." " haremu Turci ma
j vzdy nekolik zen).
Soudce, Eli Frank, povolil il
plny rozvod.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-27
Otreseni.

Ma 40 jedouc1ch v elektric-
kych poulicnich karach protfe-
seno bylo v pondelf, kdyz s nj
mi sraZil Sc automobil ma
Toone a Clinton uliclch.
Automobil ridil Joseph Mar
go, 57lety, jenz s MIN zajeti
chtel do Toone ulice. Wei me-
ri dive kary, jez v mistech tech
zatacely sc z jedne ulice do
druhe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-27

Ruska LODI Kiev dana byla
do Maryland Dry Dock spoiled
nosti, ably opraven byl lodnf
kotel, ktery porouchan byl,
kdyz LODI plynula v blizkosti
Fort Carroll ma ceste ma ostrov
Kuba.
LODI, jejfmz kapitanem je
Sergej Totlarov, priplula do
Baltimorskeho pr1stavu z Toti
ma Cernem mort s nakladem
zelezne rudy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-27
1.4OO pomocniki pro Vanocni
zasilky.

Postmistr, Ernest Green, O.
znamil, re vybral jiz skoro l.
400 pomocnfkd pro Vanocni
postovnf naval. Vybrani watt
jsou pod prfsahu jake klerko-
We a listonosi. Vanocnf shon
pocne cd Is. do &c. prosince.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-27
Poskozena LODI " pffstavu.
.drzorS ~ *: j..

Zdrzena pc tfi dny LODI Bal
tlmore Mail LIME, City Of New
port, zakotvila v nedeli u pie
ru, 6. IL, Canton. Ku pieru pri-
plula "a pomoci dvou vlecnych
lodi. Kormidlo lodi bylo po-
rouchano kdyz plula z Anglie
a boJovati il bylo proti vich-
rim pc 4 dny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-27

Football, ktery hrali zaci
mestke koleje Sc zaky polytech
Milky v sobotu, skoncil vitez-
Swim mestske koleje. Hiram byl
We Stadium u p~ritomnosti asi
10000 osob.
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5000 liber tszkym pytlem pro-
razena hlava nakladaGi.

Frank Oleszczuk, 21lety To-
dni ~nakladac, dan byl v ponde-
Ii do mestskych nemocnic s
prorazenou lebkou. Padl ma
neho pytel $ hadry 5000 liber
t9zky ma pieru, {. IL. Pytel
spousten byl z lodi City of New
port News. Zranenf podlehl.
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Plynem dvoulety hoch otraven.

Diva roxy starry hoch nalezen
byl v posteli mrtvy. Lezel We
die otce sveho, jenz byl v bez-
vedom1. Nalezla je vnucka,
Anna Dash v jejich domove, {.
1853 Sergeant ulice. Svetnice
v nfz nalezeni byli, naplnena
byla plynem vychazejfcfm re
dvou horak1 ma kamnech, jez
nebyly zapaleny. Frederick
Brady, otec, je 81 rok1 star.
Ku vedom1 priveden byl v ne
mocnici.
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PTedbszns ornament zabav

- PTatelskou zabavu Dude
poTadat Sbor Vytrvalost {. 35
G. S. P. j. dine 7. p~rosince v
Delnickem Dome. Zacatek v
8. hodin vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-27

Ctrnact mesicG stare dftko z
{. 1901 E. Lafayette avenue,
George Mcdaniel, wat byl v
nedeli do nemocnice, ably lecen
byl z otravy jedem ma mysi.
Matka dftka udala, re toto IRA
10 81 ma podlaze kuchyne a spoil
klo jed, ktery tam byl nalfcen
ma mysi.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-19
DAILY LESSONS IN ENGLISH
 By W. l.. Gordon

Words Often Misused: Do not say, The money donated is not scarcely enough to pay expenses" Omit not.
 Often Mispronounced: Postpone. Pronounce first syllable post, not postpone.
 Often Misspelled: Authorize; ize, not ise
 Synonyms: Depression, restric- tion, restraint, prohibition
 Word Study: Use a word three times and it is yours Let us 1in- crease our vocabulary by master ing one word every day. Today's word. inimical; antagonistic; in compatible. We are at war with a system, which, by it's essence, is inimical to all other governments" !" Burke
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-19
Horoscope ''The stars incline
 but do not compel'
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1886

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1886
 While benefic aspects dominate loday, according to astrology, it is well to be cautious in all import nt matters. Forsight should be lsed by business men. The Moon 1ccults Jupiter today
 The planetary government should tiinulate business and should be encouraging for many lines Of man ufacturers. Merchants have the fore cast of an unusually busy season in holiday trade.
 Women are fairly fortunate un- der this sway which seems to prom SC good luck for those who seek employment For educated girls great opportunities are forecast.
 Results due to the Olympic games now will cause surprises in the Unit ed States. Beneath the surface of rood fellowship occult forces now may be discovered.
 Saturn continues to indicate sim ster influences affecting labor This month may close with plans for far flung strides. Alien influences and leadership will be dominant in cer- tain quarters.
 The evening of this day should be suspicious for political candi- dates and especially for those who desire continuation in high office.
 The stars encourage bankers and financiers to united efforts toward coveted commercial goals. Tine peo- pie will be restive under economic uncertainties of various sorts.
 This is fortunate wedding day. The seers foretell many marriages including some that ignore econo- mic problems. Secret alliances may be numerous.
 Persons whose birthday it is have the augury of year Of progress wi.h accession of money as well as professional or business success.
 Children born on this day prob ably will be ambitious and willing to work hard to attain any goal. Many subjects of this sign are fa- nous.
 David Edgar Sickles, Civil War general, was born on this day 1925. Others who have celebrated it as birthday include Oliver Ditson, publisher, 1912; Viscount Palmer ten, British statesman. 17G4.
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