davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27
Mesto zavrhuje WPA financni
program.

Dohoda ku pokracovanf pra-
CT pod vladnf pomoci WPA, "a
lie prenasej1cf financnf zodpo-
vednost ma mesto, zavrzena by
Ia mestskou spravou.
Hlavnf inzenyr, Crozier "a
slal pTfpis vladnfmu odboru Wy
svetluj1c1, re mestu nenf MOI
no podepsati navrzenou dmlu-
YOU.
Die teto mesto muscle by po-
depsati zavazek "a kazdou
praci programu. Mesto jim by
svolovalo dokonciti praci svy-
mi vlastnfmi pencil, kdyz Via
da by program financovati
prestala.
Crozier vysvetluje, re mesto
nema dosti fondG, ably mohlo z
mich platiti do%koncenf7 praci
|nyni v meste konanych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27
Mayor a conference s Balti
more Sdruzenim Prace.

Chystana conference mezi
Baltimore Sdruzen1m Prace a
mayorem Jacksonem, v niz ro-
kovano byti ma O stanoveni
mestske sluzebn1 komise, jiz
zabraneno jest mestskym ri
zencGm spojiti Sc S tou nebo O.
nou uni, byla odlozena mayo
rem Jacksonem az ma CHAD
nejS1 pocasf. Konference u
iednana byla pred nekolika ty-
dny. Mela byti konana v ma
yorove uradovne al McCurdy
vratil sc z Kansas City, kde L.
castnil sc conference Spoje-
nych krejcovskych pracovnikd
Ameriky.
McCurdy vratil Sc v 1tery
pred tydnem, lined mayora
Jacksona uvedomil O navratu
SVEN a zadal ably mayor sta
novil den conference. We ctvr-
tex rano mayor "zavolal jej ma
telefonu" a pozadal O odklad
az chladnejsf pocasf nastane.
V6dce delnfkG k tomu po-
~znamenava, re vybor delnik1
jest roZtrpcen odkladem. "Rekl
jsem mayorovi, re nam horke
pocas1 nepTekazf, p~onevac nam
stale je horko."
McCurdy pronesl vystrahu,
re rozhodne-li komise mestske
sluzby, re zrizenci nesmi spo-
jiti Sc S uni, re nastane odkli-
zenf We velkem vyse postave-
nych politikaTskych v1dc1 me-
sta.
Mayor Jackson popTel pom
deli, re by hledal odlozeni
conference.
Konference mayora Jackso-
ma a Josepha P. McCurdy ma
nedovolenl anebo dovoleni ri
zencGm mesta spojen1 Sc S uni
emf, konana pc skoncene "pre-
stTelce" tuto stfedu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27
Nalezce pokladu stareho fla
Ia. Zemrel.

Henry H. Grob, jeden re
dvou mlad1kG, kter1 pred ire
mi roxy nalezli V Eden ulici
stare zlate mince, zemTel v L.
terry V nemocnici We start 18 ro-
XII. Spolu S Theodore Jones,
kdyz delali 81 dfru We sklepe
neobydleneho domu, ably tam
ukryli nejake sve chlapecke
veci, pTisli ma zlate mince. DIE
rozhodnutf soudn1ho "nalezci
jsou drzitele', mince uschova-
ny al do zplnoleteni mladfk6.
Kdyz nynf Grob umlral v ne
mocnici, nasledkem nastuzenf,
jez utrpel pTi koupanf Sc, mel
ma bance $1,000. Mladfk pra-
coval v E. Baltimore nakladar-
ne zelenin "a tydenni mzdu
SIG. Pc naleZu minc1 naleze-
10 mu $4,000, ale tyto zmen-
seny byly O $4,000 ma soudnf
1traty a pravnicke poplatky.
Kdyz hosi mince nalezli, ozna-
mill nalez policii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27
Vynutiti zakony anebo Sc
vzdat.

Nespokojen Sc zachovanfm
pTedpisG O j1zde Sc strany po-
licejniho dradu, p~olicejnl ko-
misaT, William P. Lawson, V
patek pTedvolal kapitany a in
spektory do hlavn1 1Tadovny,
ably jim tam povedel, re poll
este must Sc postarati o zacho-
van1 zakon1 anebo sc nechati
nahraditi jinymi.
KomisaT Lawson uvedl schu-
ri 5. srpna odbyvanou, V nichz
zvlastni rozkaz dan byl ohled-
ne zachovan1 pfedpisu poulic-
nj j1zdy, ale re cd toho dine do
Sci jenom sklaman1. A fekl
proc.
Rekl, re cd toho dine zname-
nano bylo jenom zvysenf rych-
losti ma kTizovatkach, nerozum
ne troubenf a re policiste sto-
Ij1c1 caste ma rozfch, neucinili
ohledne odstranen1 techto ne
svarG niceho. Mohou zap1ska-
tt a kdyz by automobilista ne
~zastavil, witt .jeho c1slo a pred
volati jej pred Traffic soud.
Ale policiste neudelali to.
Ovsem, rozkazal komisar,
must tax udelati nyni nebo j.
ii. Ukolem policisty je, rekl
komisar kapitan1m a inspek-
tor1m, nyn1 pr1sne zachovava-
nj vSech zakon1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27
Knizka vysvstlujici pensijni
system vydana.

Knfzka, jfz vysvetleny jsou
otazky starobn1ho pojisten1
Social Security aktu, zpraco-
vana byla a nyn1 hotova jest
ku rozdelovan1 v ufadovne
Court Square budovy.
Kn1zkou vysvetleny jsou del
Mkt prava a jejich zavazky a
odkl1zf Sc JIM mnohy zmatek
o tom, KIDD jest opravnen ku
pensi v zivotn1m roce IS a kdC
nenf. Tez vysvetleny mesicni
platy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27
DOPIS.
Seattle, w %ashington

%. srpna, 1887.
Ctena redakce Telegraph"
Posledne kde mohl jsem pre-
cfst Vas casopis, bylo to v Hol-
lywood, Kali. Mrzf mne re "a
pomnel jsem tez psati PAM =
ktera slavila 50ti-lete naroze-
niny S mnoha svymi prately a
znamymi. ia uz dlouhou Tadu
let cd SO narozeniny neslav1m
a zvlaste tento rok by to bylo
nestastne c1slo Is a danny my
sl1, nemyl1m-li Sc, pTestavaj1
slavit narozeniny cd 35 rok1,
Ito je trochu cd meho Gle ale
cast toho c1sla TELEGRAPH.
Muslin tedy zacft kde v pre-
deslem dopise jsem ukoncil -
Cecha najdes vsude = i kdyz
prijel jsem do San Franciska,
nasel jsem Sokolovnu a tam
byl pan Papez! "Neni YAM to
pTatele divine: pan Papez" V
Sokolovne, ale bylo tomu tax,
byl tam pan Papez panem ma
de vs1m, byl tam sam a mluvil
cesky. Upozornil mne kde je
mistnost (baru) senkovny ale
zadny re tam neni jenom We
Ger re Sc par Cech1 tam sejde.
Do vecera bylo dlouho a tax
jsem Sci ku sve kaTe a tn, Czech
kdyz vid1 z Nebrasky automo-
bill, Sc zastav1 a cesky ma mne
promluvil - ia jsem Redner a
Wy jste z Nebrasky, taky Czech.
A tax vsude najdes Cecha a
my jsme sc pc cesku domluvili.
Nechtel jsem sc dlouho We San
Francisku zdrzovati a navstl-
viii nektere Cechy. Ale "a to
Sc pod1vati ma krasne stavby,
kterymi sc Frisco honosl a zvla
ste ma ten novy most Golden
Gate a park = Japonskou "a
hradu, budovu of Fine Arts.
To vse chtel jsem 81 prohled-
nouti.
Ma ten ostrov VENT sc mi
take nechtelo, MONA re bych
tam take nejakeho Cecha ma
sci Sc skomolenym jmenem a
to bych sc ami nehlasil k nemu,
ale S mym ryzym ceskym jm6-
mem jsem Sc skoro bal tam j1t,
ably mne tam nenechali pak-li
zadneho Cecha jeste nemaj1;
tax pres ten novy balcony o
jednom klenuti most ujfzdel
jsem dale Poole brehu moTske-
no ma sever abych usel pTflis
horkemu podnebi cestovati L.
zemfm horke Kalifornie. Ale
zabociti jsem musel pak-li
jsem chtel videti ty velikany a
krasu horskych les1 kterou sc
chlub1 Kalifornie, svymi Red
woods. PAX Ease ku brehu
kde bylo chladno az pc mnoho
sta mil odbocili jsme do Ore.
gonu ku hlavnimu mestu Port
land, kde jsem mel vyhledat5
nejakyho pana Mraze pro je.
no vnuka, ktereho jsem me.
mu doruciti, coz pc dlouhen
patranf sc mi podaTilo. A obs
byli stastni! Starry jiz dede.
eek rekl: ga tie nevidel kdy5
ijsi byl malicky." Chlapec de
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27
Utonuly.

Mrtvola neznameho muze
vytazena byla z pT1stavu u kon
ce Montgomery ulice posadkou
policejniho clunu. Neznamy
byl asi 45 rokd starry. Ma oble-
ku nebylo znamky, Poole niz
by zjisten byti mohl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27
VfTAME VAS!

Zdar B1h bratri, sestry a
pratele vdbec:
Prave dnes zapocnou ty slav-
nostni dny "Devateho Sletu a
ZavodG Zupy Rip K. j. S." zde
v Baltimore pri osade sv. Va
clava. Mnozi tfeba jiz pTijeli
a V Katolicke budove je ruch.
Je tn setkavan1 Sc znamych
podavani rukou, ten pozdrav
"Zdaf Bnh" a i tfeba pTatelska
hubicka vymenena. Vsade sa-
me nadsen1 a to pravem. Jest
to prave sedm rokG CO vital
jsme zde Katolicke Sokolstvo
ma 8. Vseobecny Slet a Zavody
K. j. S. Tehdy v te kriticke
dobe "deprese", kdy to re
vsech stran zelo ma mas k zou-
FAM, kdy kazdy Sc strachem O.
cekaval pristine dine. Katolic-
ky Sokol tehdy z ddverou v
Pana Boha "a neuvefitelnych
pTekazek v nadeji v leps1 bu-
doucnost 1spesne slet proved
a oslavil a dnes kdyz pomery
jsou uspokojivejsf a vyhlidka
do budoucna dobra, opet pfi-
chaotic do Baltimore, Md, a.
by aspon jake cast te Katolic-
Ike Sokolske rodiny ktera pra-
We zde vzala wink (bylt Sbor
v Baltimore 1Tedne zalozen
jen O mesic pozdeji nez prvn1
Sbor Omaze, Nebraska a Size
II. zarf 1889 by prehledli
jste cinnost zupy "a posledni
diva roxy, zkusili svoji sflu a
schopnost, ukazali vefejnosti
spolecne svoji vyspelost a hlav-
ne by podari-li sc nam to, vzbu
dill a We vets1 zajem nadchli
ostatni osadnfky a krajany pro
myslenku Kat. Sokola, jeho
vyznam, snahu a praci, pro do
bro naroda naseho by tez ma
crtli plany do budoucnosti.
Prave cetli jsme v ceskem
katolickem casopisu "Hlas" i
jinych O zdarilem zajezdu
Ceskoslovenskeho "Orla" do
lParfze We Francii. Jak veliky
vyznam ten zajezd ma a zajis-
te prinese zaslouzeneho ovoce.
K dosahnut1 uspechu bylo "a
iiste treba predevS1m ukazne-
lie vystupovani vsech zastoupe-
nych ktere %upoutalo p%ozornost
vsech novinaTskych kritikn,
kter1 pax obrazky a uvahami
svymi vznitili pozornost vsech
obcanG vystoupenf pT1tomnych
cfmz uskutecneno a dosazeno
postavi i tento 9. zupni Slet a
Zavody Zupy Rip K. J. S. "a
tim samym dcelem odbyvan.
Nenf to zadny vylet, jak mno-
ri myln6 mysli, kazdy 1castn1k
prijel "a jistym 1celem a dou-
ia jej dosahnouti svoj1 pill a
pficinen1m. Ma mas pax zdej-
SIGH zalezeti Dude ably jsme sc
navstevn1kGm pobyt zde sna-
Eli zpTijemnit, jejich sna-
bach je povzbudit a k dalsl
praci posflit. To dokazeme
kdyz je vsichni srdecne uv1ta-
me, ma ubytovan1 laskave prij-
meme a ably uhrazeno mohlo
byti vydanf Sc sletem spojene
zabav a podnikd p~ofadanych
Sc z1castnfme a tax dokazeme,
re Sc skutecne radujeme z ma
vstevy jejich, neb prislovf sta
re prav1: "Host do domu, BGh
do domu" cehoz 81 zajiste kaz-
dy pTejeme by Pan B1h byl S
Mani az do skonan1. Proto u
pT1mne vftame Vas vsecky me-
ri mas a bud'te ujisteni re nas1
snahou Dude pobyt Vas zde
Yam zprfjemniti ably az nadej-
de cas- jen dobre vzpom1nky
odnaseli jste S sebou do svych
domovd z 9. Sletu zupy Rip K.
J. S., ma ktery Vas v1tame tim
nas1m pozdravem "Zdaf Buh!"
Josef Vonasek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27
DeSte poskodily silnice.

Pet dnl trvajlcfmi desti po-
skozeny byly silnice We statu.
STAY SLIME v Anne Arundel O.
kresu zvlaste ukazal Sc spat-
nym.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-01-15
Kingdom Is at War

There is no divorce, no crime and no army, despite the comic opefa fact that the midget kingdom is still at war with Italy and Prussia.
 It seems that back in 1866, when Liechtenstein was a member of the German Confet, ,eration, which in- cluded Austria, war broke out be- tween the confederation and an Italo-Prussian alliance.
 The Liechtensteinian army of 81 troops marched off to war, but ney- CT saw action. The war was over before the little army arrived at the scene. During the subsequent peace treaty. Liechtenstein was overlooked Two years later, the army was dis banded The nation sidestepped the World War
 The police force was recently in- creased from three to 10 when some Nazi visitors pushed a non-Aryan over a cliff.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-01-15
PROWLER STIRRING HIGHWAY RESIDENTS
 TO SEEK PROTECTION

With the list of depredations at highway homes of Juneau residents mounting to nearly ten during the past several days, Charles Naghel is promoting discussion of ways and means to halt the providers activi- ties. ls
 Matches dropped in several of the houses entered point to one person as the house breaker. Until recent ly the prowler had confined his break-ins to unoccupied houses, s, but on his last effort he entered a home while the owner was but tenn porarily out
 Although the prowler has taken nothing, as yet, he has broken locks and left the various homes in dis array. It is believed, however, that the prowler will not hesitate to com init larceny if he discovers anything of real value.
 MT. Naghel is working toward the securing of police protection for resi- dents of the Territory outside of towns, possibly by petition to the Legislature.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-01-15
Liechtenstein Is Also Hit
 by "Simpson Case'';; Midget
 Nation Agog Orer Romance

fl DACUZ, Leichtenstein, Jan. l5.- This world capital Cpop. l7l5) i. today convulsed in a constitutions crisis not unlike that which rackec the entire British Empire a few weeks ago. 5 Prince Constantin von Liechten. stein, of this toy countrys rulins house, wants to marry--a Common. CT!
 And Franz l., monarch of the ma. tion's 10,2l3 subjects, himself mar. ried to a commoner, won't let him The girl in question is the loyel, English motion picture actress. Vir. ginia Field c'Lloyds of London'C
 18-year-old daughter of St. Johr
 Field, K c.
 Fell in Love on Holiday Constantin and Miss Field fell ir love when she visited Salzburg and
 Vienna last year on a holiday. They decided to marry.
 Immediately the Prince was re- called to Liechtenstein, the tiny principality whose 60 square miles are wedged in between Austria and Switzerland. Nothing doing" he was told in no uncertain terms.
 Nevertheless, he continued a clan destine correspondence with the act ress when she went to Hollywood. Now she is back in Europe, working on another film---and the loyal Liechtensteinians tall 10,213 of them) are wondering just how it will turn out. nf 4.
 The royal romance, it appears, has international complications.
 Franz I, gray-bearded and 83, con- siders, it is said, that his relatives, the Hapsburgs, are as good as back on the Australian throne. po
 And, because Liechtenstein leans heavily on Austria, he doesn't want anything to happen to offend that great family's dignity. sas Constantin's Case m
 Constantin is pleading his cause, however, on three grounds, all TO- mantle , en.s.f.g He points out: m 8 1. Franz himself was martyr to love, his brother and predecessor, Johann II, having forbidden him to marry Frau-Elsa yon Eroes, daughter of Viennese arms maker. Further, when Johann, 89, died in 1929. and Franz became ruler of his postage-stanp empire, one of his first royal acts was to marry the wo man anyway. ~ r
 3. The lady apparent, another Johann, 36, and nephew of Franz, married an American commoner in 1881, Miss Alene Mcfarland, of Weatherford, Tex, daughter of cattle king.
 3. Prince Ferdinand, another member of the House of Leichten- stein, also married a commoner- Miss Shelagh Brunner, Cheshire
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-01-15

to make ready to affiliate with the National Labor party, which is in some way organized in every state in the United States, delegates said.
 Delegates from all labor organiza- ticns have been invited to attend; however, due to the Maritime strike, those from the Westward and the states have been unable to reach here so far; but some have author ized delegates by proxy.
 So far the work of the convention has been to seat delegates and 5o elect committees; however, real business is expected to start tomor- row, when the convention recon venes at 2 D. m.
 Everyone is welcome to attend, of ficers say
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-01-15
(England) society girl. in 1925.
 They Prefer Vienna

(England) society girl. in 1925.
 They Prefer Vienna
 As a rule. the Liechtenstein fam ily likes the bright lights of Vienna better than those of Vaduz and spends most of his time in the Aus trian capital.
 Liechtenstein, land of yodelers and shepherds and wine-growers, 12 miles long and six miles wide, was formerly a liability to its ruling house. Its annual deficit of $100,- 900 came out of the rulers own pocket.
 In recent years, however, the tiny principality has been paying its own way-thanks to it's low income tax tS4 per $5O00 gross income) For eign business concerns register here to escape the higher taxes elsewhere.
 Another source of revenue is it's postage stamps. The country fre- quently produces a new issue which is gobbled up by the worlds phil ateliStS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-01-15
WEATHER SYNOPSIS

storm developed the Berng morning it north the northward and attended   prevailed the Pacific Northwest the Seattle the Boring British pres Norman High also prevailed
  the Pacific morning
 
  m. Mild weather prevailed portions Alaska relatively cold weather
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-01-15
Labor Delegates Now Converting;
 Mine Hall Here
Convention Aims to Pro- mote Labor Tn
 Politics

The All-Labor convention for all labor and labor organize ions, called by the Alaska Labor conven- ton convened for it's first session of 1897 at p. m. yesterday at the Juneau Mine and Mill Workers Hall, and is still in session.
 The purpose of the convention is to further political possibilities of the laboring class in Alaska and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-01-15
Hunting Poor

LONDON, Jan. IS. = Sportsmen hunting in the Scottish highlands complain that they have been fipd- ing nudists. t
 We had been stalking all day and just approached within range of a herd" one relates, when we came on party of men and wom- en who had much more than their knees bare. They scared off the stags and our days sport was completely spoiled. They were promptly ordered off the estate." 
 Ben White drove Rpsalind to win the Hambletonian Stake this year. t af
 Roosevelt Is the name chosen for a cub born at lion farm at Fort Lauderdale.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-01-15
WEATHER CONDITION AT 8 A. M TO-DAY

Seattle cloudy, temperature, Victoria, showing 32 Alert partly cloudy Island clears 32 Triple Island clear Rupert clear 18 Kechikan clear l8 Craig 23 Wrange Peters burg cloudy l5; Ska 22 cloudy IT, Skagway clear Cmina 19 Fairbanks showing 2 Ruby showing Ohagmue cloudy, 27.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-01-15
U. g. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE WEATHER BUREAU
 THE WEATHER
tBy the II. s. Weather Rure

 Forecast for Juneau and vicinity beginning 15: Cloudy tonight and Saturday probably tly eastery winds
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-01-15

Venice's Rialto bridge was con- structed in the latter part of the sixteenth century.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-01-15

A wren built her home in the center of wasp's nest in an oak tree at Kerrville, Tex.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-01-15

This years peanut acreage in North Carolina is largest in his tory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-01-15

The first submarine cable con- nected Ireland and Newfoundland.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-01-15

A municipal alligator farm is under construction at Daytona Beach, Fla.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-05
MICKEY, PET,
SEEKS HOME

Mickey" female, cross between
a collie and spitz, has been o
splendid pet for a long time, but
now she has to be given away be-
cause there is not enough yard
space for her.
She has been a good children's
pet, also fine watchdog, and she
is thoroughly house trained. She
is white with black spots, about
two and one-half years old. Some
one with plenty of ground for
Mickey" to play in may have her.
Notify Mrs. Zillah Gray, 1910 A
st. S. E. atlantic $500.
Another dog being given away Is
a nine-month-old female rnongrel.
This is particularly cute dog. and
she will make a fine pet for an
older boy. She will need a home
with a large yard. She is a medium.
sized dog. If you would be in.
tereSted in having this pet, notify
Mrs. S. j. Zusmann, 708 North
Washington St., Alexandria, Va.
(Phone Alexandria 1760-W.)
Notify the pet editor Of The
Times if you have a pet that needs
to be given away.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-05
Fight for Capable Idle
Pledged by Citizens

A resolution to pound on the
door of Congress" until demands
for relief of the Districts thou.
sands of employable unemployed
have been met was adopted at a
mass meeting Of 1900 citizens
yesterday in the First Congrega-
tional Church, Tenth and G
Streets Northwest.
The resolution was one Of a
dozen offered at the meeting by
Coleman Jennings, Community
Chest leader and chairman of the
committee which staged the meet
ing. They were voted after a
dozen speeches dealing with the
plight of the Capitals unfortu-
mates had been made.
Among the resolutions were de-
mands for deficiency appropria.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-05

ton of at least 100000 month
for the remainder of the current
fiscal year, which ends June 80,
and an appropriation of $1,000 900
for the 1888 fiscal year. The Coun.
Gil of Social Agencies already has
made similar demands on the Dis
trict Commissioners, and a meet
ing on the subject has been SEIZED.
uled for this week.
DR.. William Mcclellan, president
of Potomac Electric Power Com.
pany, the principal speaker, de-
clared:
'"This is not merely a job Of
charity. This Is a civic prob
lem which affects the wellbeing
Of all Of us. The people need
ing relief are human beings and
not worms. But even a worm
will turn"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-05
FIRE RECORD

Twenty-four hours from 10 q. m.
April to 10 a. m. April 5.
1908 A. M.-Thirty-eighth and Q
Streets Northwest woods.
11:59 A. M-Rosemont Avenue and
Pierc eMill Road Northwest. brush.
12:40 P. M.-3101 Woodland Drive
N. W., settee.
2:4s P. M.-Ambulancs: Georgetown
Hospital; move patient
$3.50 P. M.-171s H st. N. W.. need
less alarm.
ALA P. M.-second and xenia Streets
Southeast, grass.
5:45 P. M.-21S1 st. N. W., Apart
ment iii, food on stove.
sos P. M.-Box $50, Angel Place and
Alabama Avenue Southeast, false alarm.
1881 P. M.-Rear of It's F ST. N. E.,
trash.
9:1s A. M.-12ss Fifth st. N. E.,
room,
9:45 A. M,-Ninth and F Streets North
west, street car.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-05

ROME, 6 p. M.-News in Eng
fish, Opera. 1.-THE Lybian
Coastal Highways" a talk.
Tenor Vittorio Angeloni. eros
Mail Bag. gro, 31.1 m, 9.63
meg.
LONDON, $3.50 p. M.-"The
Ghost Train" play. GSF, 1913
m, 1914 meg. esd, 25.5 m,
ITS meg: GSB, 31.5 m. ISL
meg.
MOSCOW, 7 p. M.-The Soviet
Far East. RAN, 31.2 M. 9.6 meg.
SCHENECTADY, 7:15 p. M
Travelogue Program of the United
States. W2XAF. 31.4 M, 9.53
meg.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-05
JOSEPH MELVILLE MCCOY

AAAAS14
Joseph Melville Mccoy, 81, re-
tired Pension Office worker, died
today at his home, 1920 Tilden
st. N. W., after brief illness.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Ella Peterson Mccoy; two
daughters, Mrs. w. r. Mcfarland,
of Evanston, ILL.,, and Miss Louise
w. Mccoy, of Washington: three
sons, Jackson Mccoy, of Waterloo,
Iowa; alter P. Mccoy, Of Tusca-
loosa, Ala, and David E. Mccoy,
of Washington: two sisters of
Fairmont, w. Va, and q brother
of Bronxville, N. Y.
Services will be held Wednesday
morning at IL o'clock in st. Marks
Episcopal Church, Third and A
streets Southeast. Interment will
be private.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-05
Today's Foreign short.Wave Radio Schedule

BOSTON, 1880 p. M.-Course
in Modern Radio. W1XAL, 49.6
m, sos meg.
CARACAS, $3.50 p. M.-Dancs
Orchestra. YV5RC, SIT m, So
meg.
CARTAGENA, Colombia, 10
p. M.-Program in English.
HJ1ABE, 31.5 m, 9.5 meg.
PARIS, 1880 p. M.-News in
English. TPA,4, 256 M, 11.72
meg.
WINNIPEG, IL midnight
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Sis meg. CJRX, 25.5 M, 11.72
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-05
MRS. BARNETT
IS VICTIM OF
FATAL STROKE

Mrs. Louise Littlepage Barnett,
wife Of Dudley p. Barnett, chief
of the reproduction branch Of the
Coast and Geodetic Survey, SUI
fered a stroke yesterday afternoon
in the lobby Of the Department OF
Commerce Building and died q
few hours later in Emergency
Hospital. She was IS years old.
Residents Of Baltimore, Md,
Mrs. Barnett and her husband
came here yesterday to meet
friends from Richmond, Va, and
to see the budding Cherry Trees
around the Tidal Basin.
According to tentative arrange
ments, funeral services will be held
Wednesday afternoon in her home,
716 Dryden Drive, Hunting Ridge,
Baltimore, with the Rev. Walter
M. Houshalter, pastor Of the
Christian Temple Church, offici"
ating. Interment will be in LOU
doun Park Cemetery.
A native Of Middlesex County,
Va, Mrs. Barnett was married
about 80 years ago and subsequent
~ made her home in Baltimore.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Bar"
nett is survived by a daughter,
Mrs. Ruth Barnett Eickhorn; three
brothers, Gordon B. Littlepage,
ST., Carroll B. Littlepage, and Will
liam T. Littlepage; two sisters,
Mrs. Rose Hobbs and Mrs. Daisey
Rozell, and her mother, Mrs. w.
T. Littlepage, ST., all Of Baltimore.