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The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-08
ALEX HOLDEN
 JUNEAU BOUND
 FROM SEATTLE
Flier Spent Night in Alert Bay Topped Of
 This Forenoon

Alex Holden. flying a Marine Air ways plane, who left Seattle for Juneau yesterday forenoon at 10 o'clock, spent last night in Alert, B. c. He hopped from there this forenoon at 10 o'clock and if there is favorable weather along the route is expected to arrive here during the afternoon or evening.
 Pilot Holden has two passengers aboard the plane for Juneau, one being Sam Price, according to a radio received at the Airways' office here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-08
PRIN. LOUISE
 ARRIVES HERE

Canadian Pacific steamer Princess Louise, delayed by snow storms, arrived in port shortly after 3 O. clock this afternoon from the south with the following passengers for Juneau:
 Mrs E. L. Erickson, Mrs. O. An derson, Mrs. I. P. Taylor. T. Martin son, A. w. Henning, Mrs D. Adler, Mrs. G. A. Hyner, Miss V. Brown, R. Kilburn, Mrs. G. Anderson, w. Irving, w. J. Harrison, M. Dom ends, w. Paxson, R. Dixon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-08
Farm Income Up

SACRAMENTO. Cal. .- Cash in- come of California farmers III 1885 was 10iA per cent greater than the year previous. According to A. A. Brock, director of the State De- partment of Agriculture, the total of $522, ,886,00 makes California the richest farm State in the Union.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-08
TALK 2.OO0 MILES

Thomas K. Orr, standing in the Signal Corps office in Anchorage. heard his wife's voice by radio phone nearly 2,O0O miles away the other day. Mrs. Orr had been on a trip in the East and reached Se- attle after the strike tied up steam CT travel. She told MT. Orr over the radiophone that she expects to be home lin about 10 days" S
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-08
COWBOY" DURYEA IS
 HERE FROM KETCHIKAN

Schuyler Duryea, better known to his many friends in Alaska as Cowboy" is in Juneau from Ket- chikan aboard the motorship Spen- cer.
 Duryea. formerly purser aboard Alaska Steamship Company ships, is assistant agent for the Alaska $. s. Company in Ketchikan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-08
FRANK RUCKAR< DIES

Frank Ruckhart, 19, who was born in Anchorage and attended school there, died recently at Spo- kane, Wash, of a frosted lung. He is survived by iis sister, Mrs. Inge- borg Frawley; a brother. Fred Ruckhart, and a half-sister, Miss Marcella Leckwold, all of Anchor age; and step-father, Ole Jen- sen, of Lucky Shot.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-08
MRS. HOLBKOOK LEAVES
 FOR CALlFO ORNIA TRIP

Mrs. Wellman Holbrook will be a southbound passenger on the Prin- cess Louise sailing from Juneau. She will visit MT. Holbrook's brother in Portland and spend Christmas with his mother in Walla Walla before continuing her trip to California.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-08
Banana Eater

HALAKOFF, Tex-Nathan Boyd, 63, veteran of the Spanish-Ameri- can War, eats 20 to 30 bananas at a sitting. His record is 42-"cobs and all" He's never had a days illness.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-08
WANT NEW SCHOOL

Pointing out that the Anchorage grade school building will not ac- commodate the growing enrolment, the School Board recently suggested to the City Council that an ap- plication be made for construction of a new grade school building with PWA funds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-08
COLLINS NEAR WAINWRIGHT

Report of Game Warden Grenold Collins to the Alaska Game Com mission today from Point Barrow is that the wolf-reindeer situation is extensive enough to warrant ev- cry possible control, although some reports have been exaggerated. He reported he is planning further in- vestigation in the district south east of Wainwright.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-08
BATTELLO OPERATES
 TRANSFER COMPANY

Giido Battello. nephew of Pete Battelho, slide disaster victim, who recently returned to Juneau. is now operating the North Transfer, with which he was formerly associated in partnership with his uncle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-08
SEWING SALE

At the Lutheran Church starts l0:30 Thursday, Dec. 10. Also goodie sale Silver Tea, 1:30 to 5:3O. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-08
SILVER TEA

Lutheran Church, Thursday, Dec. 10, from 80 to 5:30. Sewing sale and goodies all day. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-08
NEW JEWELkY STORE

Carlquists. the jewellers, have op- ened a new store on the lower floor of the new Anchorage Hotel Annex.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-08
Try a classified-Emplre.

Give "Holeproof' Hosiery. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-08

Y Maypops are known as "passion
 fruit" MlgyuHuw
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16

GOT precinktn Rooseveltovi a78
Landonovi. Vychodn1 a seve-
rovychodn1 wardy cd l do 10.
a 26, pTispely skorem polovi-
nou HAST ku zvysenf HAST O.
devzdanych pro Roosevelta.
- Peyton B. Strobel, obchod-
mix nemovitymi majetky, tvrdil
V pondel1 v reci sve, re Roose-
veltova administrace pfivedla
narod ma prah "daleko siroko
rozvetvene stavebn1 podniky,
ktere stale rostou ku dobru re
me-"
Rec svoji skoncil slovy:
"Rooseveltova administrace
zasluhuje srdecne uznavani
kazdeho americkeho obcana
"a velikou praci teto dobfe ko-
nanou."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
Maryland zaplatil ma danich
$50. OOO.O 900.

V roce konc1c1m 80. cervna
Maryland ma danich zaplatil
vice neil $50, 900, 900 do vlad-
nj pokladny. Do sunny teto pri-
spell District of Columbia obno-
sem SIT, 100000. Jenom osm
statG zaplatilo vice neil Ma
ryland.
Dane z lihovin postavily Ma
ryland v ohledu tonic ma pate
mlsto S $14, 100000. Staty
Kentucky, Illinois, Indiana a
Pennsylvania zaplatily ma DAM
teto vice, ponevac vyrobily Vi
ce l1hovin.
Maryland a District of Co
lumbia mali dohromady 6.455
hospod, z nichz samotny Dis
trict Washington ma jich
1857.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
Vladou najata budova
" Baltimore.

Dive poschodf Gambler budo-
Wy ma Pratt ulici a Market
Place najal odbor Spolecenske
Bezpecnosti z Washingtonu.
Najata poschod1 budou hostiti
1fadovny, v nichz zamestnano
Dude vice neil 400 klerkG. Blu
dova najata, ponevac We Wash
ingtonu nenf vhodne budovy k
nalezen1 pro dradovny tyto.
Ufadovny otevTeny budou
koncem mesice.
Klerkove ustanoveni budou
do 1Fadoven z listin meritnlho
systemu, mnoz1 z Mich Baltimo-
Tane.
Budou pracovati ma systemu
pens1 pro sestarle osoby, do ne
hoz zamestnavatele a zamest-
nanci pocnou prisp1vati Cd 1.
ledna nastavajfcfho roku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
Neukradl kabat.

:Neukradl jsem kabat", ha-
jill sc v sobotu 24lety cernoch,
James Thomas ma sevezapadn1
+stanici, kan pozvan byl, re u
kradl kabat.
"sel jsem pres prazdny lot a
uvidel jsem kabat - prevlec-
mix = lez1c1 ma zemi. Nechtel
.jsem no ukradnouti. Jenom
jsem jej nasel. TAX jsem no
zdvihl. A tn pod MIN lezel muz.
Ale jiz jsem drzel kabat, a ne
mel jsem ami zdan1 re jsem no
ukradl. Nev1m take kdyz jiz
jsem no drzel, proc bych no
vracel."
Soudce zGstal ZamySlen, jak
81 vyloziti nalez a podrzenf ma
leu, pod nimz lezel muz. Ably
hadanku mel cas- rozlustiti, po-
wal 81 cernocha ma tento pa
tex. Cernocha zatkli policiste,
kdyz "nalezeny" kabat chtel
prodati v zastavarne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
Otrava.

Santa C~astalfaus, 40 rokG
stara, pokusila Sc v sobotu O
sebevrazdu jedem. Tezce one
mocnela vzata byla do NEST
skych mennonite. Nalezena by
la dome p~Titelkyne We 1920
blocku E. Lombard ulice, kan
odesla ma ~navstevu a kde vypi-
la jed z lahvicky.
- Esther Erickson, 29leta,
otravena byla v Homewood,
pTedmestf Annapolis. Naleze-
ma byla We sklepe sveho domo-
va, ktery byl pTeplnen plyno-
vymi vypary. Pr pran1 die vse-
no voda pTetekla zhasila horfci
plyn ma kamnech, ktery pc
zhasnut1 vychazel z otevfeneho
kOhoutku.
= Charles Frank Stinch-
comb, So roxy starry ~zastrelil
Sc v lese u Weems Creek, media
leko sveho domova.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
Polaci slavili pamatku
Pulaskiho.

Ma 10000 osob z1castnilo sc
Oslavy generala Kazim1ra Pu-
laski V nedeli v Patterson par
ku. Oslavou vzpominano 157.
vyroc1 jeho smrti. Parada po-
chOdovala cd polske sine ma
South Baltimore do parku. Slo-
zena byla z 10 odd1l1 Americ-
Ike Legie, z cele Tady polskych
organised a re clenG Maryland
ske narodn1 gardy.
V kasfnu parku byla celia ra-
da recnikG. Mayor Jackson
naval generala Pulaski "veli-
kym vojlnem, velikym ~vlasten-
Gem a velikym obcanem sve
rodne zeme a velikym Ameri-
kanem."
DR.. Chester Lukaskiewicz,
polsky spisovatel a vojfn vele-
bill ideally generala a jeho Was
teneckou praci pro Spojene
Staty a sve rodne Polsko. Pred
sedou byl Chester S. Jasinski.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
Had Minnie a jeho majitele "a
vfeni ma severovychodni
stanici.

Severovychodni policejni sta
nice "hostila" v noci re soboty
ma nedeli hada, jehoz jmeno
jest Minnie, til zelvy, nekolik
lahv1 S had1m olejem, strojek
Sc stastnymi "numery" a Ska
tulku orech1.
Majitele sb1rky teto, cernosi,
53lety George Zelner a 35lety
Edward Cook, oba z w. Sara
toga ulice, odpocfvali. v celach
nedaleko sve sb1rky.
Policiste sebrali sbirku a je-
j majitely bl1zkosti Belair
Market kde schdze ma rohu u
lice byla V plnem proudu. Eel
ner mel Minnie kolem krku, til
zelvy pohybovaly Sc ma chodnf-
ku a Cook chlubil Sc s prednost
mi hadiho oleje. Ponevac po-
liciste nevedeli, jaky vyznam
cele schGze, sebrali vse, ably
soudce stanice rozhodl, CO a
|jak.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
MlStnl Zprdyy.
KolumbIv den oslaven
paradox.

Kolem 1000 italskych Anne
ricanG slavili v pondel1 Kolum-
bGv Den paradox ku War Me
mortal budove prot mestske
radnici.
Diplomaticky zastupce z ital-
skeho vyslanectvl, Marchese
Benedict Capomazzo, Tekl u
kazuje ma dvoj1 smer pristeho-
valet v move vlasti:
eide ucf Sc milovati zemi,
do niz prijeli a vaziti 81 zako-
MI jake loyalnf a vernf obcane
pTi tom nepfestavaj1ce We svych
srdcfch milovati jejich rodnou
zemi."
V cele parady jel 13lety An
tony Dimarco, syn zemfeleho
v1dce italske kolonie Balti-
more.
Governor Nice Tekl: "Nasi
italo-americti obcane jsou va
zeni zde vysoce pro jejich pri-
cinlivost a dobre obcanstv1."
Oslava Kolumbova dine skon-
ella hostinou a tancem v Alca.
Ear v budove Ryt1rG Kolumbo-
vych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
Archbishop Curley prot
komunismu.

Archbishop Curley v reci sve
ma Kolumb6v Den odsoudil
komunistickou propaganda 81
renou zde a v zamoTf. 0 situa-
ci Evropske fekl, re bazen a ne
jistota pro budocnost sfr1 Sc E.
vropou spise neil touha bojo-
vati. Rekl:
"V Europe nevf Tide, co Sc
stane. Vyhlizf to tam jake We
lice podobna situace, ktera We
ola ku valce cd 1914 do 1918,
kteryz zapas predcil by tuto.
Zeme tato nezGstala usetre-
ma propagandy komunisticke,
Propaganda nespokojenosti ne
sm1 Sc brati lehce. Mezi del
nickou tridou rozs1Tena jest cd
jednoho konce zeme ku druhe-
mu. Propaganda tato PRAGUE
vychovou, tvrdil archbishop,
jenz dodal, re sovetske Rusko
. hlasatel komunismu = nj
kdy nedodrzelo svdj slib. u
znanf Ruska vladou Spojenych
StatG naval archbishop "veli-
kou chybou".
Vedle arcibiskupa Tecnili v
Alcazar governor Nice, mayor
Jackson, kongresnfk Palmisa-
no a JIM.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
Z hospodv.

Michaelu Bevans z 1900 bio
ku Hollins ulice rozrazena by
la lebka, kdyz nedeli vecer
behem hadky v 100 blocku
Hollins ulice, 49lety Morris Ty-
son jej uderil zelezem.
Max Nicholson, 25lety,
zatcen byl V nedeli We sve hos
pode V 900 blocku N. Calhoun
ulice ma obzalobu, re dovolil
hrati V kostky a re prodaval pi-
vo pres bar v nedeli. Jeho bra
tr, 30lety David Nicholson, bar
tendr when z prodeje piva pres
bar. Pet cernoch1 zatceno by
10 v zadni m1stnosti, kde hrali
v kostky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
Srazen " bezvedomi 1.4OO liber
tezkym svazkem papiru.

Bal1k papiru vaz1c1 1.400 IL
Der spadl v sobotu skrze eleva-
tor S pateho poschod1 skladiste
v 1900 blocku Thames ulice,
zasahl George D. Smith a sra
zil jej v bezvedom1, z nehoz
nemohl probuzen byti pc dobu
dels1 neil hodinu. Smith stall
u konce e%levatoru zat1m CO mu-
Ii stehovali ma 5. poschodf rGz-
ne pTedmety. Ballk vyklouzl
jim z rukou a padl ma Smitha.
= Padem do hloubky dvace-
ii stop, kdyz uklouzl pTi upev-
novan1 roury v tovarne Pitts
burgh Plate Glass spolecnosti
ma Frederick avenue, 40lety
George w. Pfaff z Wilkens a.
venue, narazil ma kotel a smr-
telne poranen byl v sobotu. V
nemocnici zemrel behem 40 mi
nut pc nehode.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
KIDD by Sc nezIobiI.

V Minneapolis zrovna nebyl
automobil Emilu Bekkewoldo-
vi ukraden.
Behem dvou dni po koupenf
toho, nekdo mu z neho ukradl
baterii. Pc teto zmizel genera
tor. Kdyz ma to radiator byl
pryc, Emil pocal Sc zlobiti.
Den "a dnem ubfhal a tax u
behlo zadn1 kolo a tTi gumove
rafy.
Krev skoro pTestala kolovati
v jeho zilach, kdyz ami pc mo-
toru nebylo pamatky. To tax
rozlobilo Emilia, re Sci ma poll
eli a udal tam kradeze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
Rozsudky mad Cernymi
Legionari.

Jinym sedmi clenGm Cern6
legie v Detroit Sc dostalo ire
stu dozivotnfho vezen1, pro
vrazdu d6ln1ka Charles Poole
no Ia nocnf "popravy" IL.
kvetna, kdyz byly vyneseny
rozsudky mad dalsfmi 1castn1-
ky jich terorismu. Jmena Cd
souzenych jsou: Harry Da-
vie, povestny "velitel" legie,
Erwin Lee, Lowell Rushing,
Urban Lipps, Edwin Baldwin.
Paul Edwards, a John Banner
man. Ma dotaz soudu, maj1-li
n6jake namitky nez rozsudek
Dude vynesen, Davis prohlasil,
re Sc mu nedostalo spravedli-
v6ho soudu, a Tekl: "Zalobce
McCrea patTil sam k cerne le-
gil. Byl to soud krivopf1sezny.
Jedna zena pravila, nez byla
zvolena do poroty, re bude-li
ma porotu dana, re Dude pro
odsouzenf vsech obvin6nych
clenG Cerne legie."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
PTedbszne oznamenf zabav.

= Ochotnicky Spolek osady
sv. Vaclava Sc pripravuje ma
divadlo v nedeli, Is. T1jna ma
oslavu Ceskoslovenske Samo-
statnosti. Hrati Sc Dude isle
cinka z Bfleho Zamecku", v
move upravene SIM sv. Vaclav-
ske skoly ma Collington Ave.
= Prvnf Cesky Damsky De-
mokraticky Klub 7. wardy u
spoTada "Bingo Party" V pa
tex, 16. T1jna V klubovnf mist
nosti.
= Podzimnf zabavu uspofa-
da Delnicky Vzdel. Spolek"Po-
krok" v sobotu, "a. f1jna v Del
nickem Dome, rob Madison a
Rose ulic.
= Velky Maskarnf Pies u
sporada Slovensky Demokratic
ky Klub z Marylandu v sobo-
tn, 81. T1jna v Polskej Hale,
Bethlehem a Youngstown ave.,
Graceland Park.
= Demokraticky Klub %.
wardy v Curtis Bay usporada
Ustricove Hody ma SVEN soru
8. listopadu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16

20. ffjna budou konany po-
rady pofadane sdruzen1m det-
skeho dobra v Hooper Hall v
Goucher koleji ma ST. Paul a
"a. ulici. Porad z1castn1 Sc "a
stupci zidovskych, katolickych
a protestantskych c1rkv1. Ia
katol1ky fecniti Dude Rev. Mi
chael j. Ahern, S. j. z Western
koleJ e, Ia protestanty Rev. E.
verett R. Clinchy, feditel naro-
dn1 conference a "a zidy rab1n
Morris S. Lazaron.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
Pamatka zakladatele uctena.

Sdruzen1 Krestanskych Mia
d1kG konalo v nedeli 115-lete
vyrocf pamatky George Will
liamse, zakladatele Sdruzenf.
Cely tento tyden V 1strednlm
dome je "otevrenym domem".
Clenove mali pravo privesti 81
tam host1, kolik chtej1. Pohy-
bliv6 obrazky, t6locvicna cvice-
nj a reci jsou kazdy vecer ma
prOgramu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
Federace prace O "a


PTedseda americke Federace
prace, Green, oznamil, re cd
ledna do srpna naslo v privatn1
industrii 2,216,OOO praci a po-
nevac We velkych zavodech by
10 pfijato mnoho delnfk1, ja-
ko Green myslf, re nezamest-
nanost klesla O sedm milion1
a ponevac stale jsou delnici v
r1znych oborech pTijfmanf, tax
sc soudf, re CO nevidet klesne
nezamestnanost ma normalni
bod, nebot pry v dobe prospe-
rity jest kolem dvou milion1
nezamestnanych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
Poor ma O

V Chicago, policie byla new
yorskou pozadana, ably patrala
pc 22letem Dan Tessone, KITE
ry tam proved nekolik prepa-
dG a zmizel. Jake zvlastnf
znamenf byly udany dive bra
davice ma jeho tvaTi a neoby-
cejne velky nos. Nynf tajnf
takoveho potkali a zatkli a ma
stanici zjistili, re mali prave-
no.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
Zatcen pro udefeni policisty.

Henry Soukup, 30lety re
$500 blocku Elliott ulice, byl
zatcen v nedeli ma Poplar
Grove ulici a Lafayette avenue.
Nejprve hadal Sc tam S ffdicem
taxicabu pro jfzdne a pax no
uhodil. Kdyz prisel ma mlsto
policista, John M. Barrie, Sou
kup pustil Sc do neho tez.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
Sobs neuhodla.

Pro povedenf mu, co ceka po-
licistu, As rokG stara cikanka,
Ruby Stevenson zatcena byla
sergeantem Twele. Earl Cros-
by, policista v obcanskem oble-
ku Easel do jej1 ~svetnice We
400 blocku N. Gay ulice a dial
81 hadati. Kdyz mu povedela
co jej vsecko ceka, vzala cd ne
no so cent?, ktere on sam j
nab1dl. Sergeant Twele cekal
venku a spolu S policistou il
Zatkl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
Ma stavku.

Muzstvo We vlecnych lod1ch
We zdejs1m pf1stavu vyslo ma
stavku. Stavkou vazne ohroze-
ma doprava lodn1. Ma stavku
vySlo V nedeli asi 80 procent.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
$50 pensisti opustilo mestske
a okresni ustavy.

Poole pensijn1ho zakona pro
sestarle, obdrzelo pensi v Ma
rylandu cd $50 do 200 muzG a
zen cd pocatku tohoto roku. O.
soby tyto propusteny byly do
svych domovG v Baltimore a o.
kres1ch, z nichz pred casem
watt byli do veTejnych 1stavG,
ably tam O ne starano bylo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
$4,000 svedky zapasu We
Stadium.

Zastup c1taj1c1 aspon $4,000
osob ocekavan jest v sobotu We
Stadium, kde hiram Dude foot
ball muzstva namoTn1 akade-
mie a muzstva university Yale.
Hry svedky Dude 2.4O0 ka-
detG z Annapolis.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16
Zapomsla prsteny " taxicabu

Diva demantove prsteny -
jeden "a $500 a druhy "a $500
zapomela v taxicabu Euge-
ME De Merritt. Policie hleda
taxicab, v nemz prsteny zapo-
menuty byly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16

John Fields, SIS rokd sta
ny cernoch z Church Hill byl v
sobotu usmrcen automobilem
Henry Grahama z Jacksonville
Florida.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-16


mich pence hrnula Sc do statu
Kansas "a Rooseveltovy vlady'
= Slamenne hlasovanf, KITE
re vedl "Sun" ohledne kandi-
datG presidentskeho 1Tadu, by
10 s~konceno, jak nedelni "Sun''
oznamuje. Rooseveltovi dana
byla v Baltimore meste vetsina
1926 hlasG.
Landonovi, republican, da-
no bylo v Baltimore meste A.
686 HAST, v okres1ch 52.521, v
celem statu d~ohromady 97.207
hlasG.
Thomasovi, socialistovi v Bal
timore meste dano 594 a v o.
kresfch 429 HAST, dohromady
1923 HAST, Aikenovi v Balti-
more meste 101, v okresich 76,
dohromady 1T HAST, Browde-
row v Baltimore meste 399, v
okresich 100, dohromady $40
hlas1. Pro Lemke z Union Par
ty dano bylo 2.663 hlasn.
V sedme warde v Baltimore
meste Roosevelt obdrzel ALL
hlasn, Landon LAP, Thomas
25, Aiken 2, Browder 20 a
Lemke 112 HAST. Dojdou-li do
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Women's Association
Luncheon TODAY

The board Of managers Of the Wom-
ems Christian Association held its
annual luncheon at 171s Thirteenth
street today.
Among the guests from various or
ganizations who brought friendly
greetings to the members and their
guests were Mrs. Lloyd Biddle, presi-
dent Of the District Federation Of
Women's Clubs; Mrs. Inez Sheldon
Tyler, from the League Of American
Pen Women; Mrs. A. B. McManus,
president Of the Baby Lovers Circle.
and Mrs. Janet Atkinson, church vis-
itor from the New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church.
Mrs. Philip M. Ashford, past presi-
dent, welcomed the guests in the ab-
sence of the president, Mrs. William
w. Scott.
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Of Medical Evangelists, located in Los
Angeles and Iona Linda.
A feature of the reception was q
biography Of Mrs. Shaw given by the
different guests as they were called
upon by Mrs. Taft, who had them
arranged like class in school. Two
of the guests, Mrs. j. c. Thompson
and Mrs. Howard E. Metcalfe, sang as
part of the program.
Mrs. Ralph Bubb and her daughter,
Peggy, of North WoodSide, Md, are
spending few days in Washington
with Mrs. Bulbs sister, Mrs. w. A.
Lesher. They will depart about April
Is for Chicago, ILL.,, where they will
join Mr.. Bubb. who has a position
there. They have leased their home
on Columbia boulevard in North
Woodside to Mr.. and Mrs. Roger C.
Crabtree, who have recently arrived
from Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Ulmer Of
Lansdale. Pa, were the guests of Mrs.
Ulmer's grandparents, Rev. and Mrs.
Oliver Montgomery, over the week
end. Mr.. and Mrs. Ulmer we're mar
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Curley Club
To Give Dance

The annual Spring dance Of the
Curley Club Of Washington will be
held Thursday, April 16, in the west
ball room Of the Shoreham Hotel for
the benefit of the Archbishop Curley
scholarship fund.
Music will be furnished by the Or
chestra under the direction Of David
McWillians and an elaborate floor
show has been planned, under ar
rangements made by Miss Jessie Boeh-
lert, assisted by the following COM
mittees: Miss Mary L. MCGEE, re-
ception; Clarence Ouradnick and
Dorothy Barrett, tickets; Gretchen
Baden and Silvio Poll, finance and
door: Robert Corrigan, floor; James
Corbett and Rosemary Boehlert, ad-
vertising; Gertrude Connor. William
Boyd and Margaret Freedman, pub
ncity.
The General Committee includes
Miss Mary Emily Hodges, Mr.. Felix
Kane, jr.; Miss Helene Gingras, Mr..
Frank Kirchoff. Miss Helene Fulgham,
Mr.. Billie Fulgham, the Misses Edythe
and Isabel Connor, Miss Agnes Bayer,
MIR. A. j. Agricola, Mrs. Kaine, Miss
Anne Kerby. Mr.. Luke O'Reilly, Mr..
Roland Hyland. Miss Irene Boehlert,
Mr.. j. F. Mccarthy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles ziehl and Mr.. Leonard Boeh-
lert.
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Mrs. Starr Eaton Hyde of Buffalo.
N. Y, is visiting in Washington with
her mother, Mrs. Harry Eaton. Mrs.
Hyde plans to remain here for a
fortnight. <5-
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Miss Richards Talk
To Benefit Church

Miss Janet Richards will be the
guest speaker for the lecture given
under the auspices Of Circle Eleven Of
st. Margaret's Church in the Parish
Hall. on Connecticut avenue at Ban
croft place. on Wednesday morning at
II O'Clock, when she will review the
outstanding events in the worlds work
for the past month. Mrs. Aaron New
man Is chairman Of the circle. Other
members assisting In the arrangements
for the lecture are Miss Eleanor M.
Chambers. Mrs. Mary G. Chambers,
Mrs. John Browning Clement, Miss
Cornelia Grams. Miss Lulie Critcher,
Mrs. Edward j. Dorm, Mrs. Robert
Waight Fuller, Mrs. D. A. CARRIER, Mrs.
Lucian S. Tilton. Mrs. Nina X. Tribe
and Mrs. Nina Chinn Walker. There
will be an admission charge of SO cents.