davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
Trochu p~redcasne.

Do nesnazi dostali sc diva low
ci divokych kachen, kter1 81 Wy
Sli S rucnicemi ma hon k jezeru
Goose Lake u Cedar Falls a
jail Sc odstrelovati kachny O
dvacet minut drive, nezli otev-
fena byla sezona zakonem ur-
cena. Jsou to "a roxy starry
Leo Patten re Cedar Falls a "a
lety Lyle Cermak, r1dic taxov-
ky re Cedar Rapids. u jezera
tou dobou meskali Harry Shep-
her z Waterloo a Burr c..
Towne, pravnlk okresu Black
Hawk, ktefi uslysevse predca-
she vystrely, pronasledovali O.
ba lovce a odebrali jim rucni-
ce. Patten Sc rival S pravn1-
KEN, az Sc Ease zmocnil sve
rucnice, nacez S Cermakem u
jeli. Serif a silnicn1 patrola je
hledali, al je konecne dopadli
v Pattenove obydl1. Oba byli
zatceni a nuceni ztraviti nede-
Ii a noe v okresn1m vezen1.
Smircf soudce John S. Bor-
resen pokutoval kazdeho z
Mich 500 a zaplacen1m 1trat.
Pravn1k Towne ma v umyslu
st1hati oba pro 1tok.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
Zatraceni valek.

V Hyde Park, N. Y, v ma
kamennem kostel1ku pre-
sident Roosevelt slysel odsou-
zenf nelidskosti modern1ho val
cent. Sc sklonenou hlavou, pre-
sident slysel, jak Rev. Frank
Wilson zatratil "pumovanl bez
brannych NEST a 1myslne vraz
denf muzd, zen a detf."
"Valka je nenavidena nejen
pro sve hrozne mrhani lid
skych zivot1 a ~bohatstv1, ale
take re je poprenfm kazdeho
idealu kTestanstv1. Resent MIRA
which a hospodaTskych profile
MI Dude dosazeno az kazdy
muz Sc naucf mysliti pojmy
pray druhych lid, a hude po-
vazovati potTeby svych nej.
vzdalenejsfch bliznich co pc.
treby sve vlastnf nebo svycf
krevn1ch bratrf."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
Americanka pro pffistehovalce

Znama americka SpiSOvatel-
ka, Pearl S. Buck, autorka kni-
by "The Good Earth v maya
zinu Survey Graphic" psala
O svych dojmech, ktere zazila,
kdyz sc vratila pc dvouletem
pobytu v Cine zpet do Spoje-
nych StatG, sve rodne zeme.
Pravf mezi jinym, re acko-
liv jest rozenou Americankou,
ztravila temer cely svuj zivot
mimo vsoji vlast, a Size v Cine.
Kdyz sc pax vracela, pripada-
10 il vse tax CHI, jake tenn,
kdoz poprv6 do Ameriky pTi-
ijizdeli ma prfklad re svedska,
Recka nebo Italie. Nevedela
vGGbec, tax jake oni, co ma nj
ceka pristine dine.
Autorka tvrdi, re americka
kultura Sc media vytvorit sta
lynn sezen1m a premyslenfm
nebo pTenasenfm svych mysle-
mex ma pap1r.
We SVEN clanku slozila pri-
st6hovalcGm poklonu. Prav1:
"Bude-li navzdy zabraneno
pffchodu pTistehovalcG do te-
to zeme, lie Sc nad1ti, re mas
narod Dude pozvolna vymira-
tt, tax jake tomu bylo u naro-
dG jinych. Cizinci, pfichaze-
jfcf k nam z rGznych zem1, pTi-
nasejf s sebou novy zivot do te-
to zeme. Statisticke 1daje do
kazujf re pfistehovalci jsou
prece jenom nasi nejlepsf Tide.
Pohledneme ma ne treba v o.
hledu kriminalistiky. Zjistf-
me re procento zlocinG jest
prave mezi mimi ma stupni nej-
nizsfm. V ohledu umen1 nalez-
meme mezi mimi skutecne vele-
duchy kteTf svoje Diary dove
dou v nasi zemi uplatnit, i pres
cetn6 pTekazky, ktere Jim v ce-
ste. stojl. A v ohledu energie
a odhodlanosti, trpelivosti a Wy
trvalosti, nutne k obhajobe Ii
vobytf v CHI zemi, nalezneme
u Mich tolik obdivuhodnych
zjevG, re jest to prekvapujicf.
Tt, kdoz proti pfistehovalectv1
pracujf zavadenfm nerozum-
nych zakonG, nevedf, re ma
druh6 strane pripravuj1 mas
nepffmo o prlliv noveho ducha
a zivota, ktereho jest nas1 re-
mi nesporne treba. A take
snaha O deportaci neobcanG
jen prave pro to, re Sc Jim z
r1znych dGvodG obcanstvf do
sud nedostalo, melo by "a ma
sledek 1bytek potTebnych sill
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
Bratr Sc ozenil Sc sestrou,
JIG neznal.

We Springfield, Mo-, soudni
zruseni snatku vyneslo ma sve-
Ito sveta tajny snatek, ktery
pred mesfcem uzavrel spolu
mlady parek, aniz by byl We
del, re jsou sourozenci, bra
trem a sestrou. Dovedeli Sc to
teprve pred trent dny.
V zadosti O zrusenl tohoto
snatku, podane obvodn1mu sou
du okresu Wright, byly uvede-
ny tyto podrobnosti:
Ben Ipock, nynf 23lety, a je-
no 21leta sestra Mary Lee, by
Ii roku 1918 DAM do sirotcince,
kdyz jejich matka zemfela.
Pozdeji ODE dftky pfijaly jme-
ma svych nevlastnich rodicu,
kterf Sc jich ujali, a vyrostly,
aniz by vedel jeden o druhem.
Tito diva mlad1 Tide sesli Sc
nahodou minute leto a jeden
druhemu sc zalibili. Byli odda-
nj 27. zarf 1887. Teprve pc
mesicnfm souzitf nahodou sc
~dovedeli, re jsou sourozenci
Jejich manzelstvi bylo ovsem
zruseno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
Z KruhE Prace.

Uniovi zamestnanci Alumni
mum Goods Mfg. Co. v Mani
towoc, Wis, a Two Rivers W.
jednavali sc zamestnavateli
jiz n6kolik mesicd O lepsf mzde
a jinych vyhodach, ale kdyz to
nevedlo k zadnemu konci a je-
dina conference "a druhou by
la z rGznych, vetsinou nicot-
nych pr1cin odkladana, tax Sc
rozhodli pomoci 81 ku sym
pravdm stavkou. Ale pone-
vadz Sc nechteli ukvapiti, tax
pozadali zamestnance, ably 81
odhlasovali jestli chti jit ma
stavku nebo jestli mini jeste
cekati. David Sigmar z Two
Rivers, jez jest organisatorem
A. F. L., nechal hlasovati, ale
vysledek nebyl oznamen az Sc
hlasy spocftaj1. Sigmar pravf,
re zorganisovana unie eta
1900 re $500 zamestnanc1 v O.
bou zavodech. Deln1ci zadajf
uZnan1 un1e, kratS1 pracOVn1
dobu a vyssf mzdu a zamest-
%navatele Sc zdrahaj1 hlavn6 u
znati uni, ale p%revazna vetsi-
ma delnikG prave v tonic bodu
jest odhodlana setrvati ma
SVEN pravu.
= U Fargo Transfer Co. We
Fargo, Sew. OAK, trvala stav-
ka f1dicG truck1 asi IA dn1 a
kdyz Sc zamestnavatele meme
Ii k vyjednavani, tax Sc roz-
houpali teprv kdyz doslo k W.
trznostem. Alvin Johnson Sc
dial naverbovati a jezdil S true
KEN vzdor tomu, re byl varo-
van, a kdyz p%rohlasil, re mu
pc stavce mic neni. Kdyz jel
pc silnici, byl napaden a IRA
men a to bylo asi signalem, a
by zamestnavatele zacali wy
jednavati. Ma Sc "a to, re jed
mani povede k Gill.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
80 az 40 milionI Americana
zije ma pTijmy jez jsou pod
standardem, rekl president.

President Roosevelt odm1tl
zavazati Sc nejakym zpGsobem
ohledne revise dan1 z kapitalo-
vych zisk1 a z nerozdeleneho
cisteho zisku O nichz Sc mluvi-
10 v poslednich dnech. Ma mi
sto toho odpovedel S upozorne-
MIN ma fakt re 80 az 40 Milo
MI Americana zije ma pfijem,
jez mono oznaciti minimaln1
a re nemaji skorem niceho.
Pokud sc tyka zprav, re VIA
da zamysll ma revisi vyse uve-
denych danf, president fekl, re
byly napsany z hlediska tech,
kteri "majf" a ne tech ktef1
nemajf."
President upozornil novina-
re ma fakt, re pri diskusi O sn1-
zeni DAM, nikdo nemluvil O po-
vestnych dan1ch 81 obratu",
ktere postihujf vsechny obca-
ny bez vyj1mky = a nejhGfe
Ease ty, kteTi mali male pf1j-
my.
President behem reel S novi-
mari poznamenal take, re jeho
cflem je, ably rocn1 narodni pf1-
jem Spojenych Staff dosahl
vyse 90 az 100 miliard dolarG.
Kdyz president nastoupil ma
svni Trad prfjem byl 80 mill
ard, loni dosahnul WISE 65 mi
lard, a letos Sc odahduJe ma
70 miliard.
Ma porade sc take mluvilo o
reciprocn1 obchodn1 smlouve S
Ceskoslovenskem a president
odmltnul diskutovati o tvrzen1
zastupc1 americkeho obuvn1ho
prGmyslu, re tato smlouva O.
tevre pr1liv vyrobkum re zeml
S nizs1m delnickym standar-
dem.
President ale poznamenal,
re rozhodne nen1 spatnou veci,
re Sc podobne slysenf projed-
nava. Bee importu nelze m1ti
export a zadna celn1 bariera
nemGze byti postavena prot
spatnym zivotn1m standard1m
"a hranicemi protoze velmi
malo narod zije v zivotn1m
standardu, jejz by bylo lie pri-
rovnati k americkem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
Odsouzeni pro loupez, pri
ktere nebyli.

V statn1 trestnici Nebrasky
nalezajf Sc diva farmaTi z okre-
SUI Keith, kter1 byli roku 1881
odsouzeni pro prepaid banky v
Brule, ackoli byli mile vzdale-
nj cd m1sta loupeze. Jsou to
37lety John Often a 32lety
Earl Washburn, kteri byli teh-
dy odsouzeni ma IA rok1 do
~trestnice a nyn1 podali zadost
"a omilostneni. Do trestnice
sc dostali zvlastnf shodou okol
nosti. Nejakou nahodou sc o.
nj a 20lety Lewis Archer Sc
znamili S 32letym Walterem
Highetem, O nemz Sc teprv po-
zdeji dovedeli, re je uprchlym
trestancem z Arizony. Highet
jim Tekl, re chce pTepadnouti
banku, coz povazovali "a pou-
ny zert, ale jednoho dine lupic
vyzval Archera, ably jej dove
ri do Brule, kdez prepaid ban
ku a oloupil o $2241. Archer
jej pax dovezl ma misto, kde
byla lupicova kara ukryta a "a
to obdrzel cast lupu. Highet
pax odjel ma Ottenovu farmu,
kde Sc prave zastavil serif s
nekolika muzi a Often a Wash
burn Jim nerekli, re jejich pri-
tel je hledanym lupicem. Kdyz
serif odesel, Highet dial svym
pTatelGm $3.50, ale pozdeji sc
opet sesel sc serifem a byl Eat
cen a penfze u n6ho nalezeny.
Pr pTelfcenf Sc Highet primal
re ostatnf obzalovanf nemeli
ma pTepadu pr1meho podilu, a.
lie piece byli odsouzeni, jezto
lupice chranili a pfijali cd ne
no penfze.
Archer byl pred kratkem pa
rolovan a nyn1 i Washburn a
Often zadajf, ably byli omilost-
neni, O cemz Dude 10. listopa-
du rozhodnuto. Often nemel
pred tim zadny policejni re.
kord, ale Washburn byl jed.
nou zatcen v JIM Dakote We
Ispojenf s kradezf automobile
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
V Chicago starickV kra-

V Chicago starlcky kra-
ien 72lety James Bazata zem-
rel v osamelosti. Kdysi praco-
val v zelezarskem pr1myslu.
I'll posledn1 cas- Cd rodiny Cd
loucene.
Chybny snatek v Crown
Point byl udan jake prfcina
zoufalstvf 39leteho Jiriho ia
kese, jenz Sc zastfelil pc 7. no.
dine rano ma zadn1ch schodech
vedoucich k bytu jeho.
Teprve pc snatku Sc dove
del, re sc jeho nevesta nedala
rozvesti Cd manzela Alexan-
dra. Odesel cd nj pc 2Oden-
MIN manzelstvf a podal u vys-
sfho soudu zadost O zruseni
snatku. Jeho prvnf manzelka
zemTela r. 1886.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05

Do New Yorku privezl ne
davno parn1k City of Raywille
naklad dravych zvfrat, pochy-
tanych v brasilske dzungli.
Byla to zasilka pro americke
zoologicke zahrady. Ia pre-
plavby, kdyz parnfk byl jeste
v tropickych mof1ch, sedmime-
trova krajta nasla We SVEN ko-
81 dostatecny otvor a unikla, a.
niz to KIDD zpozoroval. Dostala
Sc az do pod palubf, kde LEILA
pc nastavenych bednach. Mezi
pasazery a posadkou vyvolalo
to ovsem hr1znou paniku. Pro-
.toze bylo zhola nemozno kraj-
tn chytit, kapitan Sc rozhodl,
re il donutf k navratu do kose
"studenou cestou". Pocftal S
tim, re elm vice Dude LODI VIDA
lena tropickeho pasma, tim
sp1s Dude vyhledavat slunfcko.
Mel pravdu. ZvfTe postupne
vyhledavalo teplejs1 mfsta ma
lodi, az sc dOStalO ma pf1d To-
di. Tam sc ma konec stocilo do
kolecka a tvrde usnulo. Kdyz
LODI pTijela do New Yorku, byl
pfivolan krotitel Ward, ktery
musil probudit hada silnou e.
lektrickou lampou. Had, "a
hrat prudkym teplem, Sc pro-
budil a dial Sc pax prenest do
klece.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
Vrazda opilosti nasIedek.

V Clevelandu nasel 24lety
Walter Duszynski cestou pro
sveho svakra, S nfmz sc chystal
ma houby, ma vjezdu do domu
c1slo 1926 E. 70. ulice mrtvolu
ranou sekerou do hlavy skole-
neho 26leteho masinisty Jas.
Kassuba.
Jisty muz ktery We zmine-
mem dome ma najaty pokoj,
byl zatcen. Pr vyslechu Sc pTi-
znal, re Kassubu udeTil seke-
rou do hlavy, kdyz poTadne
napily Sc jeste S jednfm mu-
zem ma neho dobyval.
Kasuba sc dvema kamarady
pop1jel v hospode ma rohu
Broadway a E. 78. ulice, a
kdyz odtud odchazel, hadal Sc
Sc svymi spolecn1ky, z nichz
jednim byl zatceny. Hadka
ma ulici pokracovala a vedla k
tomu, re Sc dial konecne zatce-
ny ma 1tek a byl Kassubem a
tretfm muzem jehoz jm6na po-
licie nemohla dosud zjistit, pro
nasledovan az k domovu. Kdyz
pTirazil dvefe a zamkl, DOLBY
vail sc ma neho a rozbili okno.
Ably je zahnal, popadl zatceny
malou sekerku a pustil sc do
Mich. Prastil sekerkou Kassu-
ba do hlavy. Kdyz druhy pred
MIN utekl, nestaral Sc dale, co
Sc stale a sci spat.
Kassuba byl zenat. Zane
chava pc sobe dive male deti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
Dunn Sc prepaid.

V Minneapolis, Mimi, dive O.
soby byly zabity a Is zraneno,
kdyz tret1 patro velke budovy
Morris Fruit Co. Sc propadlo
az do sklepa a strhlo kde CO S
sebou. % zivot pTisli Max Ze-
dickson, prodavac, a Anna Oh
son, klerkyne.
Jeden Inspector pravil, re
tezke bedny S gingeralem byly
napechovany ma tretfm patfe,
zatfzivsi jeho podlahu 200 ID.
ma ctver. stopu, kdezto tato by
la stavena jen pro thu 100 Ii
Der.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05

Dana (na umelecke VISTA
ve):
20, kez bych Sc mohla Sc
znamiti S malffem tohoto por-
tretu!"
"MalfT: "Mam tn cest pred
staviti Sc yam, milostiva!"
Dana "Jak jsem poteSena!
Nemohl byste mi ffci, u ktere
svadleny size DANA ma tom o.
braZe?"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
Matka usmrtila pet ditek a
sebe.

Souzici sc matka, j. R. Nc
Quinch, 35leta v Norwalk, To-
wa, usmrtila pet d1tek svych
We start cd 2 do 13 rokG veku a
pax usmrtila sebe. Sym dve-
ma synGm, jez neusmrtila, Is
letemu Ray a 11letemu Gail,
pred smrti napsala l1stek:
"Najdete mas mrtve rano.
Nerozcilujte se." Kazde dit
ko usmrceno bylo kulf z revol-
veru do celia stTelenou. Use
trent diva synove nalezli mrtvo-
ly pTi navratu z Halloween We
sell. Usmrcene d1tky lezely We
tTech svetnicfch domu. Manzel
zatcen byl rano pred tragedil
ma vysetTovan1, re Sc vloupal
do domu. Je star AZ rok1.
-Po Halloween zabave
matka til ditek a jej1 prGvodci
zastreleni byli Gordonem Proc
tor, bratrem policisty v Roches
ter, New York. Usmrcena by
la: 35leta Almeda Griffiths a
Ralph E. Hall.
Proctor pc hadce s Hallem
v restaurantu odesel do sveho
domova, vratil sc S revolverem
a oba jedouc1 AUTOMOBILE "a
strelil. Synove Griffithove sved
Ct, re Proctor zadal je, ably ne
nechali Halla choditi ku Grit
fithOve.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
Domnele mrtvy zije.

V st. Joseph, Mo-, 47lety
Charles F. Mcdaniel, ktery ma
svych dobrodruznych cestach
Sc dostal ma Aljasku, do tamej-
SIGH dolG, a domd pres osm ro-
XII nepsal, byl "znovu vzkfl-
Sem. Pc otcove 1mrt1 k Will
uzavrenf poz1stalosti byl soud-
ne prohlasen "a mrtveho. I've
del O tom teprve minuly tyden,
kdyz sc vratil z Aljasky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
Mcneil.

PAM Ike sluzebn6: "Fanyn-
ko, tn mate ctvrtak a jdete
koupit pet housek. Jedna je
pro vas"
Pc chvili vraci sc Fanynka S
plnymi 1sty a povfda: "Pro-
sim, ~milostpani, tady odevzda-
yam 20 cent?, v krame uz vic
nemeli, nez tn jednu housku."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
u piva.

A: "Nenf mad to, kdyz je
clovek zenaty."
B: "To mas pravdu, aspon;
clov6k vecer vi, kde re by mel
byti-"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
Ochotny.

Pov1dal tchan nastavajlc1-
mu yeti:
Gale veno vyplatfm dceTi az
tTi mesfce pc svatbe!"
"Jak je libo. Upozornuji
vsak, re pr okamzitem place
nj poskytl bych yam tri procen-
ia slevy."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
Well, nskde sedf.

"Mami, tata nechce Ut do
m1."
ITO jeste sed1 v hospode?"
NE ted uz sedf ma chodn1-
ku pred hospodou."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
MariiCeskovou
ktera nynf dr1ma vecny sen ma
hfbitove Nejsv. Vykupitele.

Spi sladce dale, nase nejdraz-
81, vzpom1nka nase ma Tebe nj
kdy nevymiz1, spi dale Tv1j
klidny sen; vzpom1name ma
Tebe kazdy den, vine ale il
ste, re v dobu rozhodnou re
my vsichni prijdem "a Tebou!
Venuj1 k uctenf pamatky:
DfTKY.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
VZpOninka.

Jiz opet nadesel ten smutny
den, nebot jest tomu II rok1
co navzdy ztratili jsme milova-
nOu matku
Evening star., 1937-06-27
Miss Draper Married
To Charles E. Rogers
Yesterday Afternoon

THE wedding Of Miss Doris Bartlett
Draper, daughter of Mr.. Ernest
Gallaudet Draper, Assistant Secre-
tary Of Commerce, and Mrs Mary c.
Draper Of New York, and Mr.. Charles
Edgar Rogers, Sd, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E. Rogers, jr, of Brooklyn,
N. Y, took place yesterday afternoon
at 4 O'Clock in st. Barnabas Memorial
Church at Falmouth, Mass. The Rev.
Leslie F. Wallace, rector Of st.
Barnabas Church. performed the cere-
mony. A reception was held Inn
mediately afterward at the Summer
home Of the brides parents at Pen.
zance Point, Mass.
The bride, who was given in mar.
riage by her father, wore = candle-
light satin gown, trimmed with rose
point lace and tulle veil. She car
ried gardenias and lilies Of the valley
in bouquet. Miss Mary Draper
was maid of honor for her sister and
wore rose-colored taffeta gown and
white garden hat and carried blue
delphiniums.
The bridesmaids were Mrs. John
B. Dunlap, the bridegroom's sister, Of
Brooklyn; Mrs. Thomas Willets lap
ham and Miss Ann Faison, also Of
Brooklyn; Mrs. Charles w. B. Wardell,
jr,, Of Philadelphia, and Miss Isabelle
Marckwald of Short Hills, N J..
They wore French blue taffeta gowns
with white garden hats and carried
white canterbury bells.
Mr.. Benjamin Douglas Hill Of
Mamaroneck, N Y, was best man.
| and the ushers were the Messrs. John
Griswold and Constantine Mittendorf
Of New York, William Elliott and
| Frederick Pafford, jr, Of Brooklyn:
David Steers of Bronxville. N Y. and
Ryan Berry Of Hollywood, Calf
The bride was graduated from
| Vassar College in 1885 and also at
| tended the Geneva College for Women
| in Switzerland. She is member
| of the New York Junior League
Mr.. Rogers attended the Polytechnic
| Preparatory Country Day School and
was graduated from Yale University
with the class OF 1887. He is men,
Der of Chi Phsi and Berzelius. He
will be connected with the Bank Of
| New York & Trust Co.
After wedding trip to Europe
| Mr. and Mrs. Rogers will reside in
| New York.
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Spanish refugee children are being
cared for in the Crimean hills of
Russia
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ARGENTINE NAVAL
VISITORS EXPECTED
Midshipmen and Officers of Train.
ing Vessel Due Here
This Week.

Midshipmen and of1icers from the
Argentine training ship Presidente
sarmiento will visit Washington this
week from Tuesday until Saturday. it
was announced yesterday by the Navy
Department.
A program Of entertainment has
been arranged for the visitors. The
Presidente Sarmiento is scheduled to
reach Philadelphia today on her last
cruise prior to decommissioning for
replacement by a modern 1000 ton
cruiser, La Argentina, launched in
March.
On her present cruise the Presi-
dente Sarmiento has visited Brazil,
Venezuela and Bermuda. and upon
leaving Philadelphia she will 60 to
the Azores, later visiting France, Italy.
Turkey and Egypt. The vessel will
not come to Washington, but her
midshipmen and officers will make an
overland trip here. There are 26
cadets. Of whom are Peruvian,
aboard. Assistant Secretary of the
Navy Charles Edison has issued in
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vitations for a reception at the May
flower Wednesday at S pm. in honor
of the Argentine officers and cadets.
Guests at the luncheon at the May
flower on July /, at which Edison will
be host. will include the Argentine
Ambassador; Admiral William D.
Leahy. chief of naval operations; the
Undersecretary of State; Rear Ad-
miral r. S. Holmes. director of naval
intelligence: Hector D. LeguiZamon,
FIRST secretary of the Argentine En-
bassy, and others.
Upon completion Of the cruise the
cadets are to be graduated as Argen-
tina's furture naval officers. The
Presidente Sarmiento is an auxiliary
frigate, completed in 1898.
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OPERATING EXPENSE
OF STORES 22 PCT.
Average Is $22.s9 Per 500 Sales
Census Bureau
Reports.

Retail operating expenses Of 1852
96l American stores averaged s22s9
per 500 Of sales during 1895. ac-
cording to studies by the Census
Bureau, announced yesterday by Di-
rector William L. Austin.
OF the s2289 of expense, s1Oe3
went into pay rolls. The ratio of 22.9
per cent of opera ting expense COM
pares with rs per cent in 1888 and
with 21.1 per cent in 1929, the report
shows
In many kinds of business pay roll
constitutes more than half the total
operating expense, exclusive of COM
pensation to proprietor owners active
ly engaged in their stores. The av-
erage expense for all stores would be
increased by s274 per 500 of sales
il proprietors' services were valued
at a wage equal to that paid the
average full-time store employe.
The store operating expense OF
chains and mail-order houses aver
ages s2490 per 500 of sales, COM
pared with s22l5 for independent
store sales, not including compensa-
ton for proprietors. or s25 80 per sl0r
with compensation for proprietors
included.
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Miss Hollis Roberta Boyd
To Marry Mr.. Philip Martin, Jr.

7 IEUT. AND MRS. ROBERT S
BOYD Of Takoma Park announce
the engagement Of their daughter
Hollis Roberta, to Mr.. Philip Martin
r.. son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mar
tin OF the United States Soldiers
Home The wedding will take place
November 81 at Trinity Episcopal
Church in Takoma Park. Miss Boyd
graduated from Mckinley High and
Marjorie Webster Schools. She is
now attending the University of Mary
land, where she will receive her bache-
lor Of science degree in physical edu.
cation. She is a member of Beta MI
and Eta Tau Omega Sororities.
Mr.. Martin graduated from Nc
Kinley High School, attended George
Washington University, where he was
Q member of Kappa Sigma Fraternity
and is now working for his B. A.
and LID degrees at National Uni
versity. Mr.. Martin is in the di-
vision Of motion pictures at the
National Archives.
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Miss Sadler
Engagement
Announced
Will Be Bride of MIR.
Daniel O'Day in
October.
Continued From First Page.)

Q member of the Junior League. On
her maternal side she is descendant
Of Dominic Everadus Bogardus, the
first Dutch Reformed minister to set
tie in New Amsterdam New York
City,, and of Gen Robert Bogardus,
commandant of the Port of New
York during the War of 1872. Miss
Werth is a niece of the late W. Evera-
dus Bogardus of Honolulu and New
York City. On her paternal side she
Is descended from James Maury of
Fredericksburg, Va. the first Ameri-
can Minister to Great Britain, and
is \ great granddaughter Of Matthew
Fontaine Maury, the pathfinder Of
the Seas"
Mr.. Randolph is graduate of the
University of Virginia, member of
the Delta Psi Fraternity, studied law
at the George Washington University,
and is a practicing attorney in Vir-
ginia He is descendant of William
Randolph Of Turkey Island, founder
Of the Randolph family in Virginia
and a great nephew of the late Bishop
Alfred Magill Randolph of Virginia.
On his maternal side he is a de-
scendant of Charles Wilson Peale,
the artist.
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Miss Jean Miller
Engaged to Wed.

MR.. JUSTIN MILLER, member Of
the United States Board of Tax
Appeals. and Mrs Miller announce
the engagement Of their daughter,
Jean Marian, to Mr.. Edwin Ball Alb
hott. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
E. Abbott of Birmingham, Ala.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
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Miss Edith Lanterman
To Marry the Rev. AselfOrd.

MR.. AND MRS. RAYMOND A
LANTERMAN of Morristown, N
j., have announced the engagement
Of their daughter, Edith Lenwilla. tc
the Rev. Richard Aselford, rector OF
Grace Episcopal Church, Woodside
Nd
Since her graduation from Morris
town High School, Miss Lanterman
has specialized in music and the study
Of violin under Elsie Stephenson Will
son. pupil of Emile Sauret and
Henry Schradieck During the last
two years she has held the position as
first vioinist in the New Jersey SYM
phony Orchestra, under the direction
Of Rene Pollain.
Evening star., 1937-06-27
Miss Esther Benningt0n's
Engaxement Announced.

MRS. j. D. BENNINGTON, Harri-
sonburg, Va, announced to
friends here today the engagement of
her daughter, Esther Virginia, Of
Washington, to Mr.. Frank j. Fam
nan, jr., of New York. The wedding
will take place in Washington in the
hte Summer.
Mr.. Fannon, who is connected with
the National City Bank in New York,
Il the only son of Mr. and Mrs F. J.
ramon. His father is a member Of
the New York Stock Exchange.