davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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D. c. PUBLIC AID
/. GA|NS31 PER CENT
Streets Report Contrasts
August. 1886 and 1897.
Eligibility List Grows.

A 81 per cent increase in the total
number of cases receiving public as
sistance in a period of IL months was
disclosed In the August report of El-
wood Street, director OF public well
fare, submitted to the Commissioners
late yesterday.
The report showed there we're 7,l03
public assistance cases in August. COM
prising l5.l54 persons In the mean
time, during the l2-month period.
Street said. there had been more than
per cent cut in the number OF
direct relief cases.
The explanation in the marked IN
crease in the number OF public assist
ance cases is found In Streets state
ment that:
over a period of year the total
number of cases receiving public as
sistance has been appreciably aug
mented by persons found eligible for
the more specialized forms of assist
ance. so that in August of this year
relief or grants of all types were given
to 81 per cent more cases than in
August of a year ago.
During the yearly period, direct
relief cases and aid to dependent
children cases have decreased and at
the same time those in each of the
other categories have increased. The
slight change in direct relief during
the year is largely due to the ap-
proval for old age assistance of
single persons formerly carried on
direct relief rolls, offset by the transfer
Of families from aid to dependent
children back to direct relief"
Street predicted a continuation Of
the trend towards reduction of the
direct relief list but it is expected
this will be Offset by a gradual in
crease in the numbers on old age.
home care and other specialized forms
OF relief which are in keeping with
the Federal social security program.
Evening star., 1937-09-18
MORSELL FUNERAL
TO Be ON MONDAY
Former Musical Director of
Gridiron Club Died
Here Yesterday.

Funeral services for Herndon Nor
sell, 79, retired opera singer and for
mer musical director of the Gridiron
Club, who died yesterday at his home
63l4 Connecticut avenue, Chevy Chase
Md, will be held at IL am. Monday
in the w. r. Pumphrey funeral home,
Bethesda, Md. Rev. DR.. U. @. B.
Pierce, pastor of All-Souls' Unitarian
Church, will offlciate. Burial will be
in Glenwood Cemetery.
A native of Alexandria, Va. Mr..
Morsell went to Italy at l9 and studied
voice under famous Italian masters.
A tenor, he later did concert work in
London and on the Continent.
Returning to the United States. he
toured this country with John Philip
Sousa's famous band as guest artist.
In 1883 Mr.. Morsell joined the Bos-
ton Ideal Opera Co., where he met
Miss Lizzie Burton. contralto, mem
Der OF the company, whom he mar
ried. Last Sunday the couple cele-
brated their fifty fourth wedding an
niVersary.
Came to Washington.
After appearing in several OF the
'company's productions, he and Mrs.
Morsell came to Washington to live
In 1889 Mr.. Morsell was elected a
limited member of the Gridiron Club
and for 40 years as the clubs first
music director led in musical enter
talnments at its functions. In 1882
he gave way to Capt. Taylor Bran
son. director of the Marine Band. as
active music director and was elected
honorary music director of the club.
For many years he brought Grid
iron dinners to a close by singing
The Song That Reached My Heart"
In later years, he led the members
and guests in singing Aud Lang
Syne.' Since coming to this city.
Mr.. Morsell had served as vocal
teacher for many church choirs.
Came to Hopper's Rescue.
lie was Intimately acquainted with
number of famous musicians and
actors. On one occasion he is credited
with saving De Wolfe Hopper serious
injury when a discharged valet tried
to hit the famous actor over the head
with chair
For many years a member of the
Masonic fraternity. Mr.. Morsell be-
longed to New Jerusalem Lodge, F. A.
A. M, and was an honorary member
OF Almas Temple of the Shrine.
Besides his wife, he leaves a son.
H. Tudor Morsell, who also has been
active in musical entertainment at
Gridiron Club meetings; a sister, Mrs.
William v. Tudor, also of this CITY.
and three granddaughters.
Evening star., 1937-09-18
SCIENTIFIC PARTY
MAY NEED WATER
Men at Base of SILVA Tenn
Pile, in Arizona, Believed
Without Adequate Supply.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
GRAND CANYON, Ariz.. September
18.-Water-not prehistoric animals
occupied the scientists at the base of
isolated SILVA Temple today.
Furnished with an adequate supply
OF food and camp equipment, DR.. Har-
old E. Anthony. mammalogy curator
of the AmericanMuseum of Natural
History. and George Andrews. son tf
Roy Chapman Andrews. director of
the museum. we're believed to be with
out sufficient water on the mysterious
275-acre plateau.
Supplies were dropped to the pair
from plane. but sentries reported the
water containers were smashed in the
fall.
Traps Being Set.
Andrews, who returned to join DR..
Anthony last night is assisting the
curator in setting traps for animals
they believe will furnish valuable
scientific information on the result of
from $4,000 to $4,000 years of isola-
tlon- A single canteen Andrews took
is believed to be the sole water supply
available on SILVA Temple.
Chief Naturalist Edwin d. Mckee
Of Grand Canyon National Park.
meanwhile, brought two leaf-eared
mice to the mainland for study. He
said: 1T is impossible for me to say
what their value may be. If we find,
after comparison, that the 1eaf-eared
mice) specimens on the canyon rim
and the lost forest differ, then they
certainly are important.
If they are the same we will have
proof the isolation is not complete"
Chipmunks Are Seen.
Mckee said the scientists saw chip
munks, rabbit and signs of a coyote
atop the 275-acre mesa.
Il was amazed, too, to find traces
of deer" he said. How they ever
succeeded in climbing the almost per-
pendicular 1,200-foot wall of SILVA
Temple l can't understand"
Arrow chippings-proof that an
early people either visited or inhab-
tied the mile-and- -one- half high "for-
est in the sky"-also we're discovered
AS DR.. Anthony explored the upper
regions of SILVA Temple, the party's
expert mountain climbers turned their
attention to the other nearby "sky
forest" Wotan's Throne. Even more
precipitous than SILVA Temple, both
DR.. Anthony and Mckee feel that
their chances of making spectacular
discoveries are infinitely better.
Evening star., 1937-09-18
AlPHEUS c. BEANIE,
BROKER, DIES AT 49
Vice President of New York Cot
ton Exchange Expires After
Heart Attack.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September 1s.-Al-
pheus c. Beane. vice president of the
New York Cotton Exchange and a
partner In Fenner g. Beane. Wall
Street brokerage and commodity firm,
died suddenly at his home today in
Greenwich, Conn. He was ~ years
old
The funeral will be at Augusta, Ga,
the place of his birth, on Monday
afternoon, business associates said.
Beane is survived by his widow and
two sons, Alpheus c., jr.. and Frank
E., both members of the firm.
Beane died in his sleep after heart
attack, it was stated. He also was
president OF Wool Associates, division
of the cotton exchange that trades in
wool tops.
Evening star., 1937-09-18
hi Mpmnriant.

BkRNhU; MINNIE G. In sad but loving
and sister. MINNIE G, BERNAu. SIsisd who
September s. 1896
One year has passed since that SAD day
Inc one we loved was called away:
Goo took her home. it was His will
but IN our heartS she liveth still
MOTHER AND BROTHER
Heavy is my heart today
To MsmqTy lien pi hripsS rpsS YOU YOU back once more
To the happy days OF yore
SISTER KATIE
CANFiELD. WILLIAM J. A tribute of love
70 the memory OF our husband and IA
tner. WILLIAM J. CANFIELD. who de-
ber -. 1886.
Too FAR away for sight or speech
Du' h0y WrES t9o ,sr % ior n, Ihoqghls to reach.
LAGuERTA. IGNACIo. In loving remem-
ppJanTs paGffre!r 81 m. my dear husband. IGNAcIo
tnree years ago today September Is,
HIS LOVING WIPE CHARLOTTE
HICKS LAGUERTA.
MAGuIRE. WILLIAM f. In loving mem
o.y oi my beloved son, WILLIAM
MAGUIPE. who departed ;his life Twelve
years ago today, September :. 1925.
have had my years OF sorrow
am suffering the great loss;
But Tor the sake of Jesus
i Will try to bear the cross.
MOTHER. Z.
MEREDITH. JOSEPH EDWARD. In sad
put loving remembrance of our dear
nusbano and father. JOSEPH EDWARD
MEREDITH. who departed this life two
years ago today. September is 1875
anniversary mass was said at Z 30
O'Clock this morning at st Peters
Shurch also mass will be said in County
Cork. ireland.
An ideal father. a husband dear.
SOMETIMES our sorrow We cannot bear.
lis sao put true, we wonder why
The best are always the FIRST to die.
Upright and lust in all his ways.
lover OF God TO the end OF his days
Always gentle patient and kind
What wonderful memory he leaves be-
hind W
Gould you ask us If we miss Won.
Yes 1t fills our hearts with pain.
But your spirit sweetly whispers
HIS o2Irsee nFvrr1 rramliy yv we shsll meet again "
AND DAUGHTER IN Law Ann
MEREDITH. "'sN
PLuMMER. THOMAS In sad but loving
remembrance of my husband. THOMAS
fLUMMER who departed this life one
year aeo TO-DAY. September s. 1898
LOVING WIFE. LAURA V. PLUMMER,
SCOTT, MARCELLINA Al In sacred
memory OF our dear wife. mother and
daughter, MARCELLINA A. B. SCOTT.
Today September Is. 1927.
Cherished memories OF you linser with
us yet.
Memories of our dear one whom We
can't forget.
Althoush you are absent from our sisht,
LOVING HUSBAND. MOTHER AND
CHILDREN. ''o
Evening star., 1937-09-18
BRIDES PISTOL WOUND
REGARDED AS SERIOUS

Mrs. Lillian Lsurenzi, l7-year old
seat Pleasant MD bride, who was
accidentally shot at her home Thurs
day night, remained in a serious con-
dition at Sibley Hospital here TODAY.
Mrs. Laurent was wounded in the
left arm and chest when a revolver
IN the hands of Miss Eleanor Spar
rough, l9, accidentally discharged as
II was being replaced under mattress.
according to Prince Georges County
policeman r. A. Pearson. The wound
ed woman was taken to the Washing
ION hospital by her husband, Mask
Lsurenzi Also in the room at the
Laurenzi home at the time was Law
renee Laurenzi, to whom Miss Spar
rough is engaged to be married.
Evening star., 1937-09-18
Chiang Rejects
Old Mems Arn1y
ToEapel Japan
Declines Offer From
Septuagenarian to
Raise Force.
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press
NANKING, September 1s.-Gen-
eralissimo Chang Kai-shek Yesterday
gratefully declined a septuagenarian's $
offer to raise an army of elderly
patriots to fight the japanese.
Chang Ei-lin, 70. member of the
Peiplng government in 1915 and now
retired, proposed organizing an army
OF men between so and 80 to drive
out the invaders
"China's youthful lives are too valu-
able to lose" Chang wrote the gen.
eralissimo. He suggested that old
men whose usefulness to the nation
in ordinary activities had ceased
should be permitted to die in the
battlefield instead of in armchairs
or in bed
With dare to die!' as our battlecry
we shall give gladly the remnant of
our lives to a rebirth of Greater
China" the septuagenarian wrote
Chang.
Chang insisted the nations older
men must give China the benefit of
their wisdom, not their lives.
Evening star., 1937-09-18
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Fair and
somewhat warmer tonight; tomorrow
mostly cloudy and warmer, probably
followed by showers and cooler at
night; fresh winds, mostly southwest.
Maryland-Fair tonight, followed
by partly cloudy tomorrow; slightly
warmer.
Virginia-Fair tonight and tomor-
row; slowly rising temperature.
West Virginia-Generally fair and
warmer tonight; tomorrow mostly
cloudy and warmer in east and south
portions.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
slightly muddy at Harpers Ferry and
Great Falls today.
Evening star., 1937-09-18
ACTORS FATHER DIES
Thomas w. Walsh, IS, Was For
mer ClOt HING Firm portpor

mer Clothing Firm Partner.
NEW YORK, September 18 R.-
Thomas w. Walsh, IS, father of
George Walsh. star of the silent films.
and of Raoul Walsh. motion picture
actor-director, died at his home here
yesterday
Before his retirement 25 years ego
Walsh was partner in the firm of
Lang & Walsh. nationally known
mems clothing establishment.
He was born in Sheffield England
and came to the United States when
he was IA.
Survivors also include mis- daughter.
Mrs. Alice Hoppe.
Evening star., 1937-09-18
Wheat Evicts Family.

OGDEN, Utah, September 18 tF).-
A bumper wheat crop and break in
prices filled normal storage places and
caused one farmer to move his family
and necessary furniture into a tent.
Evening star., 1937-09-18
MISS ELLA F. BUTLER

Native Of Norfolk, Active Orphan
age Worker, Dies in Hospital.
MISS Ella F. Butler, 79. for many
years active in work connected with
st. Johns Orphanage, Twentieth and
F streets, died Thursday night in Gar
neld Hospital Funeral services are
being held this afternoon at the Or
phanage. Burial will be In st. Johns
Cemetery, Beltsville, Md.
Miss Butler was native of Norfolk
Va. She leaves no immediate rela-
tives.
Evening star., 1937-09-18

Record for Last ~ Hours
From noon yesterday to noon today)
Highest. 81 $50 pm; 73 wear ago.
Lowest. 40, 5:45 am; 66 year ago.
Record Temperatures This Year
Highest. 81. on August 20
Lowest 10. on February 2S
Humidity for Last "a Hours.
From noon yesterday to noon today)
Highest. 81 per cent at 2 am.
Lowest, 80 per cent, at IL pm
Tide Tables.
Furnished bv United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey)
M, Today. Tomorrow
hlsh ------------ S:o2 am 6.4S m.
Low ---.------- OBS am % m
7ieh --------~-- H:3i pm 7.i4 Dm
~" ------------ 100 p.m Al D m.
The Sun and Moon.
c., Rises. Sets
gun .oosy 5:51 6:l3
sun. tomorrow $50 S:lI
Moon, today 456 n m 2-4S a ",
Automobile lights must be turned On
one-han hour after sunset.
Precipitation.
Monthly precpita ton in inches I'm the
capital tcurrent month to date)
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Report for Last - Hours.
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monthly precipitation in inches In the
capital tcurrent month to date):
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S'10 VL' hVDLhI NUIII dUtS UI N1tIItI hI W.
- Emmet Urell Camp, No. Q, U. S.
w. ", are requested to assemble
&&HZ at 1919 T ST. Sc. Monday after
aMXTHH noon, September 20, 1897, at
AES1EH l 30 o'clock, to attend the fu-
neral of our late comrade. ROB-
ERT BLUME. Interment Airing
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-29
Vrah dopaden.

Pc celodennim patrani, vrah
Alcide Benoit byl dopaden ma
pokraji mesta Monroe, Michi-
gan, v kradenem trucku, jehoz
majitele, farmare a syna, pri-
mel, ably jej doprovazeli v ito
ku pred policif. Statn1 policis-
tie ~vystTelili jednou ma truck, a
Benoit, &C ozbrojen dvema re-
volvery, Sc vidal. By zajat
jen asi mill Cd m1sta, kde une-
81 policistu Hammonda, jehoz
pozdeji zavrazdil.
Benoit behem dine omracil a
zastrelil Richarda Hammonda,
statniho policistu z Michigan,
jehoz Y bezvedom1 pTipoutal
ku kdlu s postovn1 schrankou.
Policiste Hammond a Sam
Sineni zajali Benoita a John
Smitha, 20, parolovaneho tres
lance, O pGlnoci, v kradene ka-
re automobiloveho agenta z
Detroit, JehOZ premOhl1 a pr1-
vazali ku stromu bl1ze Toleda.
Sineni odvazel Smitha v kra-
dene kaTe do statn1ch kasaren
v Erie, zatim CO Hammond jel
"a MIN v cetove kaTe s Benoi-
tenn. Bl1ze Monroe, policejni
kara nahle Sc zatocila stranou,
a zmizela vzdor pronasledova-
nj druhym p%olicistou, Sinenim.
Benoit zTejme premohl policis-
tn, ktery r1dil kolo, MAZE re-
volver skryty v nohavici, a o
n6kolik hodin pozdeji byl uci-
men pTfserny nalez.
Benoit sc citl ma draze zloci-
nu jiz pc 19lety vyrostek, a
vyslouzil 81 til termfny vezeni
"a kradeze a noseni zbrane.
Byl parolovan z vezenf v Ioa-
MIA, 2. ledna 1886.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-29
Pee spatnym 1tocistem.

Andy Kocik, II rok starry bez
domova v Chicago zabloudil
az pred {. 1888 Willow ulici,
kde jest slevarna Ferguson a
LANCE. We tine spatTil budku,
ktera Sc mu zdala byt velkou
bednou. Kdyz otevrel, Java
nulo prot nemu prijemne te-
plo. Vlezl tam, zahral Sc a u
snul.
Pfisel nocnf topic, jemuz Hill
dac Jos. Zzychowski oznamil
re ma zatopit v peel, ably ohTal
slevacske rance a topic tedy
jak Sc patti zatopil. Hlfdac "a
kratko Sci kolem pece a zdalo
Sc mu, re slysf nejake mrucenf
a slabe klepan1 ma dv1rka pc
&c. Otevrel dvfTka a proti ne
mu Sc vyhrnul kouf1c1 a S jed
ne strany peceny Andy a svalil
Sc mu k noham. Hlfdac zavo-
lal hasice, kterf prijeli S pull
motorem. Kdyz pTivedli An
dyho k zivotu, dopravili jej do
nemocnice, kde mu lec1 popa-
leniny. Vzdychl 81 Andy smut
ne: "Tak Sc clovek nahleda
nez najde teple mfstecko ma
spani a kdyz je Made, tax jest
Ease tax moe teple, re by Sc
clovek malem upekl."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-29
Pamatky ma Moravske Bratry.

Dennik "The Cleveland Press
prinesl ma peti sloupcfch pill
stranky clanek "Vfra Morava-
nj vybudovala osadu'', ktery
O Moravskych bratrich napsal
Omar Ranney. Popisuje zalo-
zenf osady Pilgerruh pred $50
Lefty a jak Moravstf bratTi pc
SVEN prichodu do Ameriky o.
braceli ma kTestanstvi India
ny. Pisateli Ia zaklad k jeho
lfcenf slouzf denfk, ktery vedl
moravsky misionar David Zeis-
berger.
u clanku jsou zaroven diva
obrazky, z nichz jeden velky
zobrazuje obrovsky dub, KITE
ry v dobe zalozeni osady Pill
gerruh pred $50 lety byl ma
I'm ~stromeckem. u tohoto du-
blu byli nynf fotografem zachy-
ceni Erwin C. Zepp z musea
statu Ohia; David Sanders
Clark, asistent badatele pri
Reserve Historical Society, kite
ry objevil mfsto, kde stala ona
osada Moravskych bratff,a DR..
Henry c.. Shetrone, reditel stat
n1ho musea.
Pocinaje IA. 1norem budou
RUNE historicke pamatky z O.
sadly Pilgerruh, nynl objevene,
vystaveny behem cleveland
skeho musejnlho tydne" We
Western Reserve Historical
Society Museum.
Pisatel dale uvadf, re cirkev
Moravskych bratrf byla p1vo-
dine zalozena v Cechach roku
1857 a re jejfm sfdlem v Anne
rice sc stale mesto Bethlehem,
Pa, kter6 oni take zalozili a
odkud pax posflali sve misio-
mare pc vice nez cele stoletf k
pokftenf IndianG, cimz hrali
d1lezitou roll v kolonisovani
Ameriky. Omar Ranney popi-
suje BOZ o existence v divoci-
mach podel Cuyahoga v Ohiu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-29
Vlnena krajkovina

jest nejmodernejsf tkaninou
t6to sezony. Hodf Sc hlavne k
odpolednim a vecernlm PRIZE
zitostem. Jelikoz latka jest
jiz sama ozdobna, must byti
stTih velmi jednoduchy. Sukne
jest jen ponekud zvonovite roz
s1fena, ziv1tek je hladky, jen
rukavy jsou nahoTe slozen6 V
zahyby. Ziv1tek NIUE byt u
koncen kratkym nebo delsfm
s1skem. V druhem pT1pade
jest to pax KAYAK, ktery vypa-
da lepe ma sukni z hladke lat
ky. Krajkovina NIUE byt o.
lemovana 1zkymi prouzky re
sametu nebo satinu, pc pr. mo-
hou byt temito prouzky Mama
ceny vsechny svy. Jsou-li sa-
ty hladke, bez techto prouzkd,
pax je mGzeme ozdobiti pasem
re sametu v granatove nebo
zelene barve. Take perlicko-
We nebo strassove ozdoby jsou
p6knou ozdobou krajkovych
satG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-29
v jedne prohral, v druhe ma
platit nahradu.

V Chicago udala Sc dine FL.
cervence 1884 srazka dvou mo
torovych vozd, pri nfz prislo
nekolik mladych krajan1 k po-
ranenf. Byli to 22lety Josef
Kral, 23lety Edward Pekarek
a stejne starry Josef Hrabak.
Jeli v AUTOMOBILE vychodne pc
"a. ulici a kdyz Sc dostali ma
Clifton Park ave., vrazil do
Mich velky expressn1 truck, je-
doucf jiznim smerem. Nehoda
pry byla zavinena tim, re fidic
trucku nedbal j1zdn1ch pravi-
del. Okupanti obou vozidel by
Ii vice meme tezce poraneni.
Pekarek byl potlucen ma hla-
We, Kral ma prave strane tela a
Hrabakovi bylo prerazeno ne
kolik zeber ma leve strane.
Truck nalezel Davidu Lifts
chultzovi, jenz obchoduje po-
de jmenem Lifschultz Trans
fer Co.
Dne 10. prosince 1884 Hra-
bak prot Lifschultzovi zadal u
superiorniho soudu zalobu, v
nfz zadal "a tezke zranen1
$35,OOO. V cervenci 1885 do
slo k zadani druhe zaloby, v
niz Sc O pficine srazky prav1
neco docela jineho. zalobcem
jest totiz Edward Gaughan a
ten sc domaha ma Hrabakovi
$4,000 "a to, re svou neopatr-
nostf srazku zavinil a tax mu
pfivodil bolestny 1raz. K pro-
.jednavani obou zalob doslo
pred porotou soudce Kennedy
no, kde doslo k vyslechu obou
stran a podavanf dGkazG, "a
jakych okolnostf doslo k nestle
stf. Kdyz skoncen vyslech,
porota vydala dvojf rozhodnu-
tt. V zalobe Hrabaka proti
Lifschultzovi vynesla rozsu-
dek, re posledne j%menovany
muz neni vinen, ami zodpoved-
nym "a zranenf zalobce Hra-
baka. V druhe zalobe Gaug-
hama prot Hrabakovi porota
rozhodla, re Hrabak jest vim
nym a zodpovednym "a crane
nj zalobce, kteremu prirknuta
castka $3.50. TAX We skutec-
nosti skoncil dvojf process v u
plny neprospech Hrabaka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-29
Nerozumnf vericf.

V Milwaukee, Wis, u fede-
ralniho soudu 10 osob je obza-
lovano, re radu starsfch lidi o.
Sidili asi O S20,OOO,O 900 pomoci
krouzku, odvolavajfcfho Sc ma
faleSneho ocnfho lekare. Ten
to svindleTsky krouzek praco-
val pc celem Soustat1.
V cinnosti byli jiz 20 rokG.
Jejich pTfjem pry cinil okrou-
HE 100000 rocne, take "a
20 rokG osidili lidi asi O dvacet
milionG.
Hlavnimi obzalovanymi v
prvnfch trech pT1padech jsou
diva tamnl pravn1ci, Frank
Mackett Jr., a William F. Ha-
necy, kteff pry menili ceky a
cenne papfry pro svindlersky
krouzek. S mimi je zaroven
obzalovan Sam Bernstein z
New Orleans.
46lety John M. Gray z Hous-
ton, Texas, ktery We SVEN sta
tn byl uz odsouzen v r6znych
pffpadech ma 43 rokG, svedcil
pro vladn1 obzalobu, re odesf-
lal postou ceky ma mnoho tisfc
dollarG Mackettovi a Hanecy-
owl do Milwaukee, ktere on
dosal cd obetf svindleTG z r1z-
nych cast1 Soustatf. Svedcil,
re tito diva pravnici ceky pro
ne menili.
Gray byl obzalovan jake
jeden z vGdcG svindlerskeho
krouzku, lee soudce F. A. Gel
ser vyskrtl obzalobu prot ne
mu, kdyz Sc Gray uvolil, re bu-
de svedciti pro vladu proti
sym byvalym spfezenc1m.
Sediva stara parma Roberta
Ridley z Boykins, Va, svedci-
la, re Grayovi dala eek ma ST.
500 v srpnu 1885 jake zaruku
"a "radiovy pas, O kterem
Gray tvrdil, re vyleci "cance-
fOSlS OmC Stove praV1l,
Re pry enact velice vzacnou O.
chi nemoc.
w. C. McKeen, 62lety, sved-
Gil opet, re zaplatil $657 "a
"radiovou vodu" ma lecenl pro
svou sestru roku 1884 a dale
re dial eek ma $1,347 jake
splatku ma "radiovy pas, a.
vsak pozdeji re byl jat podez-
renlm a dals1 placenl zastavil.
Start manzele Herman a AL
vina Voelkerovi z Ripon, Wis,
zaplatili v zaTi 1888 obnos
$4,000 "a "radiovy pas, ktery
pry podvodnfci koupili v Kan
sas City "a $3.50.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-29
NALADA.
Vaclav Brink.

Pc dni mlznem pTedcasne Sc
serf,
tezka noe 81 leha do ulic
Ma jezech Sc rmutna voda cef1
CO dnes vSechno S sebou
strhujfc'.
Stromy hole vetve uklanejf
do cest, ktere davno vymfely
sede smrky 1zkostne sc chvejl
pod mrazu a vlhka pocely.
z kouta, kan svit lampy
nedopada,
kalnym zrakem z oxen hled1s
ven,
zatim CO i do srdce sc vkrada
ztemnely a promarneny den.
Ke vzpomince vzpomfnka Sc
sleha,
jake k vetvi ochoTela snet,
mnoha vycitka zas v srdce
sleha,
mnoha otazka zada odpoved.
S bolesti sc marne slla meTf,
pisen zmlka, marne zaluj1c :.
Pc dni mlznem predcasne Sc
seff
tezka noe 81 leha do ulic -.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-29
Dopaden.

V New Yorku major Green,
cernossky portyr pc 40 hodi-
mach nepfetrzitych vyslechu
primal, re zardousil Harriet
Case a rozdrtil j lebku ranami
kladiva pc zapasu v jej1m by
te. Petkrate, pravil Green,
powell skoro tri libry tezke
strojnicke kladivo, a uderil
jim do hlavy sve obeti. Dosud
kfic1c, kopaj1c a skrabajlc,
kdyz il tail z kuchyne jej1ho
domova v Jackson Heights, do
koupelny kde il vhodil do va
ny, byla konecne umlcena
kdyz j sevrel hrdlo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-29
Manuel ma stavce.

Alice Stark, 26leta v Cicero,
Chicago, zadala zalobu ma roz-
vod cd muze Harry, pro krute
zachazenf. Nynf muz zadal
zadost O polovicnf rozvod a "a
da, ably mu zena platila alimo-
ny. Stark zahajil jiz pred ire
mi roxy stavku zalozenych ru-
kou. Sedf pry til roxy a zada,
ably jej zena podporovala. Do
konce pry ~piketoval u jejfho
domu, ably j zabranil v odste-
hovani nabytku. Soudce 10. u
nora Dude vyslychati proc a
jak velke zada Stark alimony.