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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1936-12-17
SYNOPSIS
By MABEL
Osgccd Wright

Christmas OF 1918 Is only eight days
a~ay. Ira Vance and his wife are wait
tg wistfully for a reply to their letter
inviting their son, Emery. his wife, Flea
nor, n their children, Tommy, eight,
md Bess, five. to the House in the Glen
fcr Christmas. Emery, a self-made ex-
tcutive In a big city. has not been home
IN FIVE years. The elder Vance. made in
Grm by business reverses and an acct.
cent, works On inventions dismissed by
Emery as toys" Vance says that Flea
nor has q hunger bred Of loneliness on
Aer face. The maid returns without a
etter from Emery. Ira tells his wife to
write three special delivery letters. one
b Emery limiting hat at last he has in
vented something successful. one to Flea
nor urging her to come. and n to
'ittie Tommy md Bess. Mrs. svance's
rst letter has lain unopened on Emery's
DESK but Kitty Mack. his secretary,
brings II to- his attention along with
another personal letter. He opens the
latter. finding it Is from . boyhood
friend. Philip Knox. who says he Is
sending q friend. Dr.. Amunde. to visit
the vances' home ut Christmas. Emery
= annoyed. At lunch. he sees . news
item about the meeting Of his company's
directors. indicating there h dissatisfac-
don with his management. Then he over.
hears two Of the directors. lunching
nearby, discussing his one-man dicta.
eorial Management disparagingly. Back
= the once ~ reads his mothers Sec
end letter. Absorbed In work he looks
sp and sees man standing opposite him
who says. II am The Stranger sent to
pour gats." Vance Il surprised to find
~ y friendly - 1he Stranger.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1936-12-17
The Stranger at the Gate
BY MABEL OSGOoD WRIGHT
cepynshs BY Mabel os~dw Wright wNU Service

nice company has called up to ask
the reference of Hess, the draughts'
man who left us last spring. Hess
applied to him for work a month
ago. Mr.. H. had nothing for him,
then, though he liked his methods.
Now he has a vacancy. Mr.. Ham.
mond wishes &c know il Hess can
keep his mouth shut about designs
for new models. Report says he
talks. Did he leave for this reason
or was it voluntary? And have
you his present address,"
Kitty Mack spoke the words as
il she we're reciting an oft-repeated
lesson rather than as If she took
any interest in the expected reply.
Hess? How many tires have
been asked this question the past
eight months? The aasA.r is the
same as ever. Miss iG" <. Hess
left, because. ..avars { % knock
me down and merely m.5sing it by
an accident, there was nothing else
left tor him to do. Technically. he
was not discharged. because he did
not wait for that Formally. As a
matter CT curse I do not know
his address,"
Again becoming absorbed in his
letters. Vance wrote on steadily and
rapidly until finally halted BY q
question that was twice repeated
before he heard and comprehended.
Looking up he saw The Stranger
leaning forward, - he stood with
his palms upon the desk top.
why did Hess wish to knock
you DOWN."
The words were spoken In q tone
so poignantly insistent, yet imper-
sonal. that It seemed 10 Vance a.
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il they came not from sound but
thought. consequently he was equal,
ly surprised to hear his owg' Soice in
reply
"3ccause | reused him the pro.
motor taat - l~s.nandcd."
j ne bcca r.cnicee th:s?'
srt ,clserl many things
'Ts ! .ia-ateat-
- t.
r. 10 =. - conpre
herd - i. uson't ven listen tc
rea-0n. pat turned ana ragged al
ne, Gazing me unjust. Then when
1, holding myself in perfect con.
troll, merely motioned that the in,
terview was over, had ! not been
alert he would have struck me
down."
HE thought you unjust; was he
mistaken"
'It appeared 50 then without room
for reasonable doubt. I believed,
on good evidence. that he had
blabbed about the model Of . new
idea before NJ bad secured III
patent"
Have you sinss decided dit
1erenttyl"
'I.ator findings have alssrsd that
aspect 6 the eose."
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West

Mrs. HI. A. Moore was a Jack
son visitor Monday.
Mr.. D. HI. Rhyme made a bust
ness trip to Memphis over the
weekend.
Mrs. d. H. Rhyme visited in
Durant Sunday. Miss Martha
Rhyme returned home with her.
Mrs. Graham Field, Miss Mar
tina Field and Mrs. Ada Wealth
erby of Durant were the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Camp
bell Saturday night.
Mr.. H. J. johnson was a bust
ness visitor in Indianola several
days Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Thompson
of Kosciusko spent Sunday here,
tests of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
aylor.
Miss Jennie Lee Streetman was
,c guest of Mrs. H. L. Campbell
thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Campbell
were the dinner guests of MIR. ant
Mrs. d. B. Campbell Sunday.
S. J. Browning was a Lexlng
ton visitor Wednesday.
We are sorry to report Mr.. Y
L. White on the sick list this weei
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Browning
had as their guests Tuesday, MI
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1936-12-17

and Mrs. j. j. Browning and son
james of Goodman
Mr.. Luther Browning visited
his brother, Mr.. jeff Browning
Monday.
Girl Reserve.
The Girl Reserves held tAo.-.
regular meeting on Wednesday,
November 9, with the presideG.
presiding. After the business
hour a very interesting program
was given under the leadership of
Norma Elizabeth McCrory. The
scripture was given by Helen
Campbell.
A game, Living with my
friends" was played by the club.
Very interesting facts were given
on providing for a club room.
The club adjourned to meet
again next Wednesday.
The tenth grade enjoyed a So
ciaI in the club room on Wednes-
day evening as a climax to the
sophomore English. The captains
OF the groups are Brock Alexan-
der and Hazel Alexander, Brooks
group won by two points.
West Colored Fair a Success.
The West Coiored Community
Fair was in every way a success.
The livestock and farm crop ex-
hibits were all improvements both
In quantity and quality over the
past years.
Through the generous coopera-
ton of our white friends, we were
able to award prizes for the best
of all exhibits.
To the general list of prizes,
the Woman's club of West (whitey
offer and pay standard prize for
the best pie and best coop of r.
R. chickens.
Following is a list of names who
contributed to this fair:
Mrs. H. A. Moore-4S-lbs. flour.
Mr.. NJ. C. Holmes, 25-lbs. sugar
MI. Larkin Browning, s pairs
stockings.
MI. s. j. Browning. $1.00.
Bank of West, $3.50.
West Gin, $1.O0.
Mr.. M. S. Rogers, $1.0O
Mr.. r. j. Melton, 24-lbs. flour,
Mr.. w. r. Campbell, 24-lbs.
flour.
Mr.. L. j. Hand, Overall suit,
$2.75.
Hand Garage. S gal. gas and !
quart oil.
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uI-Csntinued.

docs not for what they stand
appeal to your Stop q moment now
ind look"
I've never had the time to waste
IN dreaming.s' said Vance. with an
accent Of irritation. .
stopping Il often the only way
70 wipS' said The Stranger turn
ING slowly from the window and
speaking earnestly. Once we were
travelling through the Mojave des-
sft: itshad beenssn s~1haub<ine dAy
n which . sudden windstorm had
halted ". Evening. sullen and star
bss, dpsw On and ths exhausted
tS1in had not found he water hole
tAas would make camping and rest
Dossible. A hal6breed who had gone
n N search g wataF. mounted on
. pony - nooiJe - himsel. -
turned swiftly. . dusiy winged
shape. MEe = Jow-1ying owl DEeD.
D1Ae nom his hoesS - wAsee ~
voee grouped, - sQaatted: ant13uh-
~. Too dunnh ewsa - 49, ~
waited = ast1Gnt b1ro1e.
n Nv minutss MO- - hd1an
DaAy whlnIiDd.,' sanA sSeioI' 1natul
nossRils sninsd - nip - - 90
laesd ground. Wills Nss1Gaf.xeg1
upon his fest, strode to1dhs6 b06h6S
49, q hand. ~ WAisAA1Ts DsaV
vaSpawine q ~ QtonG 1hscs
bs16esf hima WAs the speine-ho1e, tAs
60 tAins needfal which, hsd be
~ stopped We should have passed
= our destruction" So
A. The Stranger paused. be read
- impatienee ~ the Interruption
u vance's face that he might not
woed. "As I have come before
your rightful days work Is DONE"
h said. II win wait for you silent
b. ! do not wish or ask for enter
tAinment; I have not come here
- look for the spirit Of Christmas
= shop, street or church; this ]
have done beforetimes. I ask 10
live the season in one living, loving
home, such a Philip Knox tells me
is yours, and the favor that I beg
Of you is the greatest of all favors
- that you may loose the latch
and then forget mel"
Vance. picking up his pen, not
halt hearing, bowed his head in
silent consent, and was again alb
sorbed in his papers. Unwilling to
take even his staunch little secre-
hry into his confidence concerning
De conflict for supremacy before
him. he wrote letter after letter
NTH his hand began to tremble.
nd he welcomed the interruption Of
KITTY Mack. who. without being
aYled, slipped IN and stood %
uual exactly between his desk and
1eHindow 70 his LEFT, . spot wheEs
y could not possibly fAu 70 go her.
Mr.. Hammond Of the Metal Cor
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Then Hess was sssRpvfAa eraA
Injustice. and injustice u ~ ~vst
soil Of hatred and anarchy. SareS
you have since told him OF ,rs
mistake? Why. then. do you stiA
refuse him a ~character?"
THE insult Of the blow sim ~.
MAINS" Then. as a sudden swift
pulsing sent the blood to his iurc.
Vance, striking the desk top w-.a
his fist, cried, as he sprang to his
feet and faced The Stranger:
"You r not in commercial life:
On can not even imagine the stress,
he inexcrable pressure of it down
> its smallest detail. What en-
, yer can allow himself to take
a blow and then recall his words
hat means anarchy. The head cam
not pause, sleeping or waking, or he
IS overtal5en; he cannot explain. or
his success is d~iscoun.ed; the mas
ter's word ma I stand, or he ceases
to be mas ~"
The Masters word has stood
while the edicts Of Tiberius are for
gotten. but His word was the UNI
Outstanding which is love perfected.
Who shall say where and when Hess
may meet you or yours? Misumder-
standing is the very gate of hell!"
las to Hess" said Vance. with
out needing the question, sit 10 .
matter that must adjust itself. !
do not know where he Is" 1855
Vance gave I sigh that was half
a groan Of protest. raising his hand
as IL to ward OF = mental blow,
as he spoke. He was angry at the
intrusion Of The Stranger, anxious
to be rid Of him, and yet when
he tried to fnd words TO bring the
situation TO an, end. speech failed
him. Then he asked bluntly:-
How y 1t that you criticize me
50 calmly. who am Z stranger to
you? what Is your nationality, yuuY'
standard! Where we're you borhs"
docs Il matter where I nrst saw
the light since I have lived IN many
countries and the Truth Is the same
..Speciai1 delivery" .a;a K;ttv
Ma openins the aoor ana Nv.
ire letter and signature naper y.
tore her chief AS she left al.
glanced at The Stranger. at arss
with curiosity, as few men entere1
1.-THE office without her interventioA
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| Followed . few exnianaforv w0fds
.ho,,t The stranoer,
"Oh. bring him home. dear.
r,ease come hone1 MT nat thers
4. anvthing that vo,, would dae,,
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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1936-12-17

Mrs. s. L. Murff, 3 pairs hose.
Mr.. s. L. Mnrff, |, pair spspeln.rs
ders.
Mr.. L. Wright. | 4-gal jar.
Mr.. III. J. johnson, one 2-1a. el
jar.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1936-12-17

Mr.. G. &. White. 1-lb. coffee.
West Drug Co, | box face pow
der.
Mr.. G.. T. Brock, cash soc.
DR.. j. s. Rosamond. cash 5uc.
DIR. Joe Alexander. cash soc.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1936-12-17

and Mrs. j. j. Browning and son
james of Goodman.
Mr.. Luther Browning visited.
his brother, Mr.. jeff Browning
Monday.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-04
zapasiti Dude S
KOVERLY v hlaynim zapase.

PTfstf 1tery, 8. zarl v kf1zko-
vych zapasech pofadanych v
Carlins Park Managoff zapasi-
tt Dude S Koverly.
V nasleduj1c1ch 4 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb 1 porazku 1cinkuj1:
Coffield VS.. Garibaldi; Meske
VS.. McQuart; Campofreda VS..
Meixner; Cook VS.. Milan.
Vstupne: 40c, 99c, $1.10 a
$1.65. Zeny V prGvodu muze
mali vstup volny.
Minute 1tery V hlavnfm "a.
pase won Robert porazil Cine
Garibaldi.
Nick Campofreda porazi
Firfo Wilcoxe v 7 minutach.
Able Coleman zdolal sveh6
soupefe Tex Morgana, vaz1cf
no 270 liber v 16 minutach.
George Koverly porazil Lit
tie Beaver v 10 minutach.
Zapas mezi George Leniha1
a Henry Piers pc 80 minute
VEN zapaseni prohlasen byl z;
nerozhodnuty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-04
Straz hor a lesG ValaSska.

Sbor mnoha povestmi opfe-
denych strazc1 valasskych hor
a les1, zvany "portasi", byl "a
lozen pred 800 lety. NepokoJ-
ny duch moravskych Valachu
zpdsoboval tehdejsf clsafske
Wade tezke starosti, nebot Va
lasi podnikali samostatne w
pravy, spojovali Sc S nepfateli
domu cfsaTskeho, Sc svedy, ba
i samostatne porazili c1sarske
vojsko u Malenovic a nekOllk
dn1 pc tie u sameho Zlfna. Sta
lie Sc skorpili S vrchnost1, mstl-
Ii prehmaty pant Franc1 re
zamku a dokonce sc s1castno-
vail i loupezi. Vlada, neve-
douc 81 s moravskymi Valachy
rady, pfipadla Poole zasady,
re z pytlaka je nejlepsl haJny,
ma myslenku utvofit re srdna-
tych ValachG straze hranlc a
majetku. TAX sc i stale a Gle
move tohoto strazneho sboru
nazvani byli lidem "portasi'. 4
obavanych zaskodnfkd stall Sc
vybornf ochranci pofadku a
majetku. Srdnate hajili hrani-
ce Moray prot vpadIm z J.
her a mnoho jich i zivoty pfi
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-04
Posledni zpravy.

Lyman T. Vess z Elkridge
odsouzen byl We stredu ma diva
roxy a ctyri mesfce do polep-
SONNY. Rfdil automobil, v nemz
S MIN jel "pan" soudce, Ship
ley, z Elkridge a manzelka
Vessova, jez podesena byla tax
re kTicela O pomoc.
V budouc1m elsie "Telegra-
flu" p~rineseno Dude blizsi o
VessOvi a panu sOudci.
Ma zproneveru, kterou
provadel pc sedm rok1 1cetn1
firmy O. E. Wentworth & Co.,
nakladacG ustric, zatcen byl We
stredu, 32lety William A. Bow
ling a zavren jest ma JIM poll
cejni stanici. Zpronevery do
Salmon vyse snad 100000. Pc
nize potreboval ma sazky.
- George l.. Berry, presi-
dent international FRESHMAN &
Assistents' Union, recniti Dude
v pondeli ma Den Prace ma pix,
niku Baltimorskeho Sdruzeni '
Arion parku.
Recnfk jest pT1telem presi-
denta Roosevelta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-04
Znali Sc.

Ma Washington Boulevard u
St. Denis stall v patek muz,jenz
podezrelym Sc stall straznlku
j. K. .Cushova, clenu Maryland
ske statnl policie. Kdyz poll
cista neznameho Sc tazal, kym
je, odpovedel, re jeho jmeno
jest Douglas Boblitz a re bydll
v Halethorpe.
"Znate tam nekoho?" tazal
Sc policejnf statnl straznik.
Sure" pritakl Boblitz,
"Znam sergeanta Steve Brown
ma policejnf stanici."
Cushwa Sci k telefonu, zavo.
lal Browna S otazkou, zna-ll
Boblitze.
"Znam", rekl Brown. "Man
zatykac ma neho, re nepodpo'
rule manzelku.
V brzce Cushwa privedl Bob
lite ku sergeantu. Boblitz sve'
rem pax dozoru sveho pfibuz'
neho az do dine, kdy souze1
Dude v Halethorpe %policejnln
soudu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-04

V posledn1ch letech Sc znac-
ne vzmaha v Cechach pestova-
nj lekarskych rostlin, coz Sc
projevuje i tim, re rostliny jsou
We vetsf m1Te vyvazeny. Loni
Sc jich vyvezlo "a 8 millonu
Kc.
Pamatuje bitvu u Solferina.
Povazovan "a p~oslednlho pa
metn1ka bitvy u Solferina, KITE
ra byla bojovana "a. cervna
1859, Anton1n Neubauer osla-
voval sve 100. narozeniny v
Budejovicfch. Gnu bitvu sve-
dly Napoleonovy vote S Raku-
sany, ktere vedl cfsar Franti-
Sex Josef.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-04
Sebevrazdy.

Samuel Denhart, 81 roxy STA
ry, obesil sc ma druhem poscho
df sveho pr1bytku, {. 1923 Will
cox ulice. Visic1ho ma rouTe u
stropu nalezla jej manzelka
jeho.
= Ma rohu Milliman a Bond
ulic nalezen byl S prorfznutym
hrdlem cernoch, William Par
ker z Washington.
= DR.. John Percy Wade,
byvaly superintendent Spring
Grove State nemocnice, zastfe-
iii Sc v Hanlon parku nedaleko
Gwynn's Falls Parkway a
Longwood ulice. ZemTel We
West Baltimore General ne
mocnici. Star byl &c rokG. By
dlel ma Fernhill avenue. Jake
superintendent 1stavu choro-
myslnych slouzil cd roku 1896
do 1927. Rodem byl z Virginie.
Ma oslavu jeho 25lete sluzby
v Bay View a pax We Spring
Grove poct6n byl hostinou ro-
ku 1916, jfz z1castnili Sc vsich-
nj prominentnf lekaTi Balti-
more a jinych NEST.
Roku 1927 obvinen byl, re S
vojenskymi vyslouzilci nebylo
V 1stavu zachazeno spravne.
Governor Richie ujal Sc Fzenl
vyslechu a stanovil, re zaloby
byly neopravn6ne a podrzel
dra. Wade v 1Tadu superin-
tendenta.
Pr sepisovanf volicG poll
cejnf strazce John Kehring ma
lezl v 1tery 68 rok1 starou V
plynem pTepln6ne svetnici v
100 blocku Eutaw Place. Ma
ry Duncan, staTena, lezela ma
podlaze kuchyn6 S hlavou po-
lozenou ma polstari. Vsechny
hoTaky plynovych kamen otev-
feny byly. Zachranena byla v
cas- pred smrt1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-04
Prepady.

Pred domem svym We 1900
blocku w. Pratt ulice napaden
byl v nedeli 80 rokG starry FL
mer Leech a zranen ma hlave.
V nemocnici udal, re neznal
muze aniz re vedel prlcinu,
proc jim napaden byl.
= Stlucen a nekolikrate bod
nut byl V pondeli Tidic taxica-
bu, Berch R. Phillips, 80 roxy
starry. Nalezen byl bezvedo-
mi lez1c1 u sveho taxicabu We
$500 blocku Brehm's lane. V
nemocnici rama mu zasita Is
STICKY, dive rany v prsou a jed
ma pod zebry ~osetfeny vedle il
nych zranen1 hlavne ma lebce.
Muz, jenz zastavil jej ma
Hartford a North avenue We
$40 odpoledne, porucil mu
zavesti jej do svrchu uvedene-
no blocku. Kdyz tam dojeli,
muz udefil Phillipse do hlavy.
Phillips &C skorem omracen,
pustil Sc S MIN v zapas. Zlode-
jem bylo mu ukradeno asi SIP.
- Tri muzi a zena oloupili
V nedeli Forward gasolfnovou
stanlcl u mostu Susquehanna
reky nedaleko Havre de Grace,
0 $50, zat1m CO zrizenec stani.
ce pracoval v male vzdalenosti
cd pokladnicky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-04
Czech oloupen ma vlaku.

Ma rumunske zeleznici 2
Constanzy do Bukuresti byl
chloroformovan a oloupen ce-
skoslovensky obcan Kysela.
Sedel sam v oddelenf prvnl tf1-
dy. Lupic no obral Q 100000
let. Loupez byla objevena a.
81 pc peti minutach v stanici
Fetesti. Cetnictvu Sc uz nepo-
daTilo pachatele vypatrat. Po-
dobnych loupezf bylo v posled-
mich dnech ma rumunskych
drahach spachano nekolik.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-04

Alfonso Brown, 30lety, jenz
strelen byl nedeli, kdyz chy-
tai ryby z maleho clunu v Her
ring rece, Maryland, zemrel
tehoz dine We Washingtonu.
Brown a Arthur Mohler, O.
ba z Washingtonu, byli asi SO
yard1 Cd McKay's soru, kdyz
neznamy strelil pc vodn1ch pta
cich. Kulf poranen byl smrtel-
ne Brown.
Mohler wal BroWna do ne
mocnice v Leonardtown, Md,
kde z neho pTevedena krev do
streleneho Browna a tento pax
zavezen do Washingtonu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-04
Hospodsky vinen z uplaceni
policisty.

Paul Huddles, hospodsky,
zalovan jest, re 81. cervence
nabidl 500 policejn1mu straz-
nfku, Thomas Bacon, ably tento
"zdrzel Sc cd zatcenl jej pro
nezakonne veden1 loterie, pro-
davani lotern1ch ticket, Vast
neni loternich ticket a rusenl
jinych zakonG ohledne loterie
V meste Baltimore a statu."
Huddles zij1c1 v 1900 blocku
N. Smallwood ulice, pc slozeni
zaruky $4,000 propulsion byl
ma docasnou svobodu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-04
Baltimorane nepijou dosti
mIeka.

Odbor hospodarske admin
strace jest toho nahledu, re
Baltimorane nepiji dosti mleka
We 1.1O2 rodinach, jak vyse-
treno, 1.76 kvart1 tydne pri-
pada ma osobu.
V jinych SO mestech pocet
kvart1 jednotlivci spotrebova-
INCH odhadnut jest ma IA
kvarty tydne We 28.996 rodi.
mach.
Zprava udava, re kazda oso-
ba vypiti ma tri az pet kvarti
tydne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-04
Pritel miru kousnut.

Thomas Wright z Lennon
ulice pokousel Sc v nedeli roz-
vesti diva psy, kter1 Sc rvali v
1900 blocku McHenry ulice.
Jednlm kousnut byl do rukou
tax, re nutno bylo hledati po-
moci v nemocnici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-04

Jane Buckins, AZ roxy stara,
zemTela v pondelf v nemocnici
ma popaleniny, jez utrpela,
kdyz nesouc petrolejovou lam
pu We SVEN domove We White
Hall 13. srpna upadla a oblek
ma nj zapalen byl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-04
Pc welt jedu hledala pomoc
idouc do dalky pill mile.

Dvacet rok1 stara Ruth Brown
z Monumental v pondell rano
prisla do obchodu Harolda Di-
nee ma Washington Boulevard
a Monumental road zadaj1c
jej, ably j wal do nemocnice.
Rekla mu re ucinila pokus O.
travy jedovatymi pilulkami.
Kupec zavezl j ~automobilem
do St. Agnes nemocnice, kde
stav jeji uznan vaznym. z do
nova ku kupci bylo j uj1ti pul
mile. Jed vzala pc hadce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-04
UtonuIi.

Mrtvoly dvou hochu, 1Olete-
no Franka Lothian a 6 rok6
stareho Roberta Speer, chovan-
CT Maryland detske pomocne
spolecnosti, kteTf utonuli pri
koupanf v Choptank rece, ma
lezeny byly pc trfdennfm hle-
dAni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-04

r1znych srazkach obetovalo.
Portasi uchovali 81 mezi valas-
skym lidem povest narodn1ch
hrdinG. Zruseni byli v polovi-
ne minuleho stolet1 a jejich
sluzbu pTevzalo cetnictvo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-04
PoIiceini census.

Policejnf odbor Baltimore
provad1 pravidelne scftani O.
sob opravnenych ku registro-
vAnf jake volicI v Baltimore.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-17
ORCHESTRA TO
FEATURE |. U.
! MUSIC EVENTS
Hoosier Festival Enters
Second Day; indianapolis
Pupils Win Awards.

BvsUnited Press
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, April IT.
"A concert by a massed orchestra OF
$50 selected musicians, playing I'M
der the direction of Scipione Guidi,
assistant conductor of the st. Louis
Symphony Orchestra, featured to-
days program Of the Indiana Uni
versity Hoosier Music Festival.
The three-day program will be
concluded tomorrow with a massed
band and orchestra concert in
which 1000 musicians are to partici-
pate.
Visiting high school bands and
the University r. o. T. G. opened
the festival with a colorful pageant
of marching bands in Memorial
stadium last night.
Tech Student Wins Scholarship
Nine scholarships to the Uni
versity School Of Music were award
ed. to the following contestants in
the state high school music COM
petition: Ethel Korn, Michigan
City; Eileen Smith, Indiana Har-
Dor; Betty Jane Lichtenberg,
Michigan City; Bert Radecki, South
Bend; Kelo Betty Freischer, Fort
Wayne: Elizabeth Lickert, Fort
Wayne; Josephine Best, Technical
High School, indianapolis; Robert
McSpadden, Bedford; Franklin
Peddei, Fort Wayne.
Gold medal included:
Piano-Ethel Korn, Michigan City;
Trsssa weinberger, Gary; Kathleen Wit
mer; Fort Wayne; Eileen Smith, Indiana
Voice (boys)-Robert Mcspadden. Bed
Voice (girls)--Josephine Best, Technical
High School. Indianapolis; Maxine shrader.
TECHNICAL High School. Indianapolis.
1gan City; Bert Radecki, South Bend.
Cornet-Robert Braunagle, Fort Wayne;
Robert Redding, Bluffton.
snare Drum-Sidney Berg, Gary.
Others Given Awards
Cello-Betty Kreischer, Fort Wayne;
Baritone daniel Chinske, Michigan City;
Kenneth Timm, Michigan City.
French Horn-Helen Mae Lewis, Muncie;
Maxine Cooksey, Martinsvlle.
Tuba-Herman Weaver, st. Bernice.
Saxophone-Betty Rose StultZ, Terre
Haute: Chester johnson, Fairbanks Sec
ond.
clarinet-Charles Lopp. Michigan City;
John II. Warren, Gary.
Flute-Gordon Hardy, Pleasant Lake;
Carl Strock, Pleasant La Ike.
Oboe-Eleanor Parker. Fort Wayne.
Bassoon-Henry Paine. Michigan City.
Batoon Twirler-Owen J. Harvey, In
dianapolis.