davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1937-06-18

Good looking sports
coats in rich checks
and plaids. Also in
plain blue, and tan.
They're smart and
ideally com Portable.
Many styles to choose
from.
Evening star., 1937-09-02
new ORLEANS FACES
. MAR|JUANA MENACE
=
Report Says Curb Sales Of Mania.
: ; cal Weed Undermines
y
Nifv

BY the Associated Press.
! NEW ORLEANS. September O.
Medical investigators said yesterday
.tfe use Of marijuana, wild weed that
As smoked in cigarette form, was
Threatening the social structure" Of
New Orleans.
The State Medicine and Legislation
Committee of the Orleans Parish
Medical Society made its report in
the organizations official bulletin.
DR. A. J. Hockett, superintendent OF
Touro Inf1rmary, said marijuana
cigarettes were sold at curb service"
IN the city and that he obtained evil
dence from such a service conducted
by three Chinese within block OF the
.old French market.
! The committee, of which DR.. L. c.
,'Chamberlain is chairman. reported
-that addicts drove up to the curb IN
automobiles and obtained their cigar
,Sttes.
:. The crimes of murder. suicide, rob-
zbery, criminal assault and hold-ups,
.s"committed in maniacal manner" were
slaid against marijuana smoking by the
scommittee
: One of the most distressing and
.terrifying things" the committee
ssaid, 'is that these vendors have Sc
Aected the youth of the country as
market for these cigarettes"
Evening star., 1937-09-02

Of the Yale Laboratories on Primate
Biology 1t Winter Park, Fla.
With the dope" the chimps became
even more human-like than usual, in
some ways. Their actions led DR..
spragg to conclude there Is no justi-
1ication for the belief that = person
addicted to opiates Is necessarily a
psychic" or predisposed by any other
queer traits Of nature.
He said the avxilable scientific re-
ports indicated that while there may
have been previous attempts to try
the effects Of drug habits ON various
animals, there has always been doubt
whether the animals had the active
desire" OF humans Monkeys were
reported devoid OF any signs OF this
craving.
The chimps would whimper and
cry, he said, ifsan attempt was made
to return them to their cages with
Evening star., 1937-09-02

out = "shot" Of morphine injection
at the time they expected 1t.
If they were taken into the room
where the shots" were given and then
not injected, they would scream. fight
and show other signs Of rage.
They learned to pick up the NOR
phine syringe to offer 1t for, use on
themselves. When hungry they were
given the choice Of food and the
syringe. They usually chose the
dope" in place Of food. Exceptions
were when very hungry and at the
same time not particularly suffering
from lack of morphine.
The chimps were taken of the NOR
phine habit by methods Of with
drawal" similar to human beings
They appeared to be durable about
the same as humans.
Evening star., 1937-09-02
'RUL|NC THWARTS
.. WE|RTON'S MOVE
,Efforts of Firm to Obtain
List of c. |. o. Members
! Blocked at Inquiry.
- The Associated Press.

- The Associated Press.
NEW CUMBERLAND. W.. Va, Sep
Ften1ber "A Labor Board examiners
ruling today blocked the efforts Of
1Weirton Steel Co. attorneys to OBJ
tain = list of c, l. O. members in the
2eompany's plant.
:: Examiner Edward G. Smith upheld
two witnesses who refused to dis
close names of the members at the
boards hearing on complaint that
the company inundated its employees.
( ( Nick Malakls Of the c. l. O.'s Steel
workers Organizing Committee local
asserted that membership records
were not kept in Weirton. w. Va.
National Orders.
!; 1--WE got national orders not to be-
sause of Weirton spies" he added.
: What spies?" asked company
attorney,
j, Malakis did not answer.
= Malakis said he collected dues from
sthe c. I. o. members but declined to
name the banks in which the money
was deposited. Examiner sustained
board attorneys objections to ques-
-stioning about the deposits.
: William T. Fahey, counsel for the
Employees Security League, termed
THE c. I. O. the mythical or invisible
.empire Of John L. Lewis" and assailed
rEmith's rulings He declared:
= Spent "a Weeks Work.
Z 1--WE spent two and a half weeks
trying to find out who the
--.members are: to find out If
sthis is real labor organization in
-.Weuton or if, as we suspect, it Is a
sgang OF disgruntled former employees
land paid agitators of the Steel Work
.ers' Organizing Committee"
: Gordon Mott the other witness,
asserted he was discharged because
he refused to ask mill workers 10
discard their c. I. o. buttons
:, On cross examination he was asked:
You have a garage business, and
Isnt it true that prior to your layoff
you took good deal of time off to
work in your garage?"
7 Yes" replied Mott.
Evening star., 1937-09-02

The Star adds that the position Of
Senator Bennett Champ CLARK, on
whose recommendation Milligan was
appointed, Is yet to be determined.
The two Senators were reported to
have reached An agreement whereby
Truman would recommend Federal
patronage for the western side Of the
State.
OF Isl persons indicted In the cases,
Is have been convicted. II pleaded no
defense, one pleaded guilty and three
had mistriAk.
Evening star., 1937-09-02
.MONKEY HAS new BABY
Young Alley Cat Gets Full Atten-
: ton of Foster-Mo other.

: OKLAHOMA CITY, September 2
.P,.-Jocko the monkey, 13year-old
resident of c. H. Mabry's trailer home,
has new foster child, a 6-week- -old
alley cat. She gives the kitten her
undivided attention. even keeping one
arm around 1t when she eats.
{, She had grieved since some one
poisoned baby wild board brought
from Mexico for her by John (Pepper)
Martin. st. Louis Cardinal base ball
star. Previously she had mothered
cats. dogs, a duck and two timber
wolves.
Jocko has never had baby monkey
OF her own.
Evening star., 1937-09-02
4Chimpanzee
Drug Addicts
Help IL, Study
BY HOWARD w. BLAKESLEE,
Associated Press Science Editor.

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 2.-Medical
science today was offered, In the
chimpanzee, new ally 10 fight the
human drug habit It is the first
animal found to be capable Of taking
morphine like human and having
all Of mans reactions.
The discovery, made by turning four
"chlmps" into drug addicts, was re-
ported to the American Psychological
Association by S. D. Shirley Sprapp
Evening star., 1937-09-02
COUPLE REUNITED
Martha Kaya Says She and Hus-
band Won't Annul Narriara.

HOLLYWOOD, September 2 (P.-
Martha Raye. big-mouthed screen
comedienne. grinned from ear to ear
today as she announced she and her
husband OF three months, Hamilton
Buddy Westmore, are back together
again."
"Therell be no annulment." she
said.
We're going to make = 60 Of it."
The couple eloped to Las Vegas,
New. May 80 after q whirlwind court
ship. Westmore, studio makeup ex-
pert. accompanied Miss Raye part Of
the way on . recent personal appear
ance tour, but returned ahead of her.
Evening star., 1937-09-02
Cant Play. Ends Life.

:, Depressed because the effects Of an
operation for liberation of the stom-
ach stopped him from playing the
bass drum In the Marine Band, Frank
Taylor OF Chatham, England, COM
-mitted suicide by hanging.
Evening star., 1937-09-02
Girls to Meet 1T Palace.

Princess Elizabeth, heir to the
British throne and organizer of the
first Buckingham Palace Girl Guides,
has invited the other members to the
first troop meeting At the palace In
October.
Evening star., 1937-09-02
VOTE CASE PROSECUTION
MAY BE REPLACED
Kansas City Paper says Truman
Will Recommend Successor to
District Attorney Milligan.

By the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, September 2.-The
Kansas City Star says an effort will be
made to replace Maurice Milligan,
United States district attorney who is
handling the Kansas City vote fraud
prosecutions, when his term expires
next February.
At that time, the story says, 1t is
expected that Senator Harry s. Tru-
man lin behalf OF the Kansas City
Democratic organization, will seek to
recommend a successor for Milligan."
The Washington times., 1937-02-02
$4,000 i'm Snow Trap
ASCOId Hits Coast

road to Lick Observatory on
Mount Hamilton was rendered i'm
passable by seven-foot drifts.
Astronomers isolated there faced
food shortage.
Grass Valley and Nevada City
in the Sierra foothills were iso-
lated after the storm severed tele-
phone and telegraph lines.
High winds lashed the coast
from san Francisco to Vancouver,
B. c., with heavy rains falling
in oregon and Washington and
snow blanketing the coast ranges
and the Cascades.
Air traffic between this city
ana the northern ports was halted
after a blizzard grounded planes
at Medford, Ore. Rail and motor
travel was seriously handicapped
by the heavy SHOWS.
The Washington times., 1937-02-02
AUTO MISHAPS
WDECLINE

ARLINGTON, Va, Feb. 2.
Automobile accidents in Arlington
county, which became a serious
problem last year, declined appre.
ciably during the first month of
1887, according to the January re-
port of the police department.
Last month there was not a
fatal accident in the county and
but one resulting in serious injury.
The total number Of accidents
in January was 35, in comparison
with So in December. in which
three persons were killed and II
others injured. Although a total
of 26 persons we're listed as in
jured in county accidents last
month, most sustained only minor
cuts and bruises.
The Washington times., 1937-02-02

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2 U.N.S)
Rescue parties were reported work
ing frantically today to free some
$4,000 persons isolated in snow
bound areas of oregon and north
ern California, many of them
drawn to the mountains by the
lure Of winter sports.
Portland, Ore, was in a state of
virtual paralysis as a terrific bliz-
zard piled snow deeper on already
choked highways. All schools
there were closed.
Temperatures throughout the
West Coast took another nose
dive and orchardistS resorted to
smudge pots again.
In the High Sierras the high
ways were reported blocked by IL
inches of snow, and the main
The Washington times., 1937-02-02
HOUSE GROUP
SURVEYSD.C.

The House Appropriations Dis
trict Subcommittee, which wants
to acquaint itself with District
problems before it attempts to pass
on the District budget for 1898,
started today on it's tour of inspec-
ton of Washington.
Starting off at $50 a. M, the
committee, headed by its new
chairman, Representative Ross
Collins CD, Of Mississippi, in
Spected local streets and bridges.
The committee was accompanied
by District commissioners Melvin
C. Hazen and Dan I. Sultan, Capt.
H. C. WhitehurSt,, District director
of highways, and L. P. Robertson,
engineer Of streets.
The Washington times., 1937-02-02
Direct China Air Mail
Planned by Farley

Postmaster General James A.
Farley last night announced ex-
tension of transpacific airmail
service beyond Manila to the
China mainland
The first flight from San Fran
cisco has been set tentatively for
March % or as soon thereafter as
weather conditions permit, Farley
said.
Inauguration of air mail service
direct from North America to
China. together with the an
nounced summer schedule of the
Hindenburg from Europe to this
country will close the last gap
which prevented circumnavigation
of the world by air mail.
Farley announced that two new
air mail stamps of 20 and so cents
denominations will be issued in
connection with the new schedule.
The Washington times., 1937-02-02

New and reduced postage rates
will be installed for existing serv-
ice between California, Hawaii,
Guam and the Philippines.
These new stamps, which re-
Semble the present 25-cent trans
pacific air mail stamp, will be
placed on sale at the philatelic
agency in Washington on Febru-
ary is.
Terminal points for the air mail
in China will be at Macao, Portu-
guese port, or Hong Kong, British
possession.
Air mail rates from the United
States to China will be 10 cents
per half ounce. The new rates
for mail to the Philippines will be
so cents; to Guam, 40 cents; to
Hawaii, 20 cents. The former
rates we're rs, so and rs cents, re-
SpectiVely.
The Washington times., 1937-02-02
.ARLINGT0NH HOP
NETS $500

ARLINGTON, Va, Feb. AL.
though complete returns have not
been made, indications today were
that Arlington county will realize
more than $500 for the aid of in.
fantile paralysis sufferers from its
Presidents Birthday Ball, officials
said.
The results are especially graft.
flying in view of the fact that the
county lost $40 on a similar ball
last year, and made only $50 the
year before.
Of the total proceeds, 70 per cent
will be retained in the county to
carry on work against infantile
paralysis and 80 per cent will go
to the Warm Springs Foundation
in Georgia.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-20

H. The n q w q r q 5
:! eSS). DR.. Peterson believes that
III g,ere IS a basis Of explanation for
s alAe changes that are brought
"'g w by damp, cold, etc.
me soldiers old wound which
nalil IS MN, the paroxysms of asth-
t ,l.a mat occur at certain times of
oa e year regardless of pollen,
lining lining cold, the fare-up of at
t las OF arthritis, the headaches
rnal come in hot weather, the
mus nus mat bring neuralgia, are not
nan apiy Vagaries of the mind or SUI
''lsritions of the individual
condition Affected by Weather
CIV, Lseh IN such a case as the Ma
9ale girl Who was for so many
tho f1@'s IN a semi-comatose condition,
v,a 1 fluctuations in the condition
. SHOWN to have a definite re-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-20

cussiOn among
p a tt e n t S, to
which doctors
have paid very
little attention.
We have now,
h o w e v e r, an
enormous trea-
tise on the sub
ject, 1.-THE Pa
tent and the
w e a t h e r., in
four volumes, by
William F. Pc
t e r s on (pub-
lished at Ann
Arbor, Mich, by
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-20

BY LOGAN CLENDENING, Nj. ID.
THE RELATIONSHIP of GER
IAN aches, pains, fevers and other
symptoms to changes in the wealth
ef mas long been a matter of dis
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-20
a 3
8 K 6 5
= K Q 8 6 4
= J 10 8 6
How Weather Conditions
ANectPhysicaI WeU-Being

lation to climatic conditions. Inere
is even described by physician by
the name Of Wilson, such q thing
as 'laryngeal constipation.
The idea suggested here is that
these completes are accompanied
by chemical changes in the body
induced by external weather condi-
lions. The unstable individual with
low capillary blood pressure and "a
tendency toward acidity" 1.-THE au-
thor's words) is more susceptible
to meteorological fluctuations. 1t
is not only such things as neuralgia
pains and rheumatic pains ana
asthma, but even the condition OF
heart and kidney patients fiuctu-
ates with the weather changes our
ing the year. Thus there is always
a flare-up of heart and kidney
troubles in March, the accumula-
ton of the winter cold and damp
ness.
Patients who can afford it have
long since found this out for them
selves and seek milder climates
during the late winter and early
spring months, but at least they
NAV be glad to know that the med
icai profession no longer thinks
thev are wasting their money, but
are really doing themselves some
good.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-20
DnNaT EXPECT A SPLIT

If TWO discards are needed on
4 particular suit, there is no point
il playing it the way which will
give YOU more discards if it breaks
evenly in the opponents hands, but
viii block the suit in case it doesn't
break properly. A little foresight,
including perhaps the ruffing of one
round Of the suit. may result in set
ting up enough Of it to serve the
purposes required.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-20

Dealer: South. East West vul-
1e-eblel
North and South reached a con-
tract Of 4-Hearts on this deal after
an opening bid Of 1-Heart by South,
2-Clu6s by North, 2-Hearts by
South, three by North and four by
South.
West cashed the diamond K, dia-
Mtnd G and diamond A and then
switched to the spade q, which
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-20

EDITORS NOTE: Seven pamphlets
nv11T1r. Ciendening can now be op-
f py py sending 10 cents IN coin.
for folA each and 9 seif-addre fsyea cent emf
s ysSRs t s5app 81. Logan wlsn
care c1es ! "a Weeks Reducing Diet.
a sTTsSa,gestion and Constipation Re-
,tn9iges.,&W Gainfng". Infant Reed
G ins Instructions for the Treatment!
nfs h,ahefes". Feminine Hygienee.
and sTRe Care Of the Hair and SKID.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-20
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
WRITTEN FOR CENTRAL PRESS
BY Shepard Barclay
Tho Authority Authorities"
Tho Authority on Authorities"

South won with the A. He now
drew three rounds Of trumps with
the expectation of discarding his
two losing spades on the long clubs.
It developed, however, that the suit
was not. evenly divided and fur
nished only one discard. so that
South was set one trick.
With only one entry in the
dummy outside of clubs. the de-
clarer should have looked ahead
little and drawn only two rounds
of trumps. One club ruff would
then have provided for a break of
AZ in that suit. and the trump
queen would have enabled declarer
to enter the dummy to cash the re-
naming clubs.
TomOrrow's Problem
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VAQ4
A32
&AQ94
SJs52 ~. : 10 l. 81
~ Is U = A ] 10 8
s. -
Sizes
%K QS64
.sJ1o86
dealer: North. Both sides vul-
nerable.)
What is the correct bidding on
this deal?
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-31
Otravy.

Anna Knapp re 100 blocku
N. Bradford ulice policistovi
ma Patterson a Gay ulic1ch sve
fila Sc, re pozila pet otravnych
pilulek. Vzata byla do nemoc-
nice, kde stav jeji prohlasen
"nejistym."
= Alexander Paul, 3Olety,
ucinil pokus otravy sv1tiply-
mem We SVEN pT1bytku 1900
blocku E. Pratt ulice. V ne
mocnici udal, re ucinil tax ma
sledkem rodinnych nesvarG.
- 4Oleta zena nalezena by
la v pondel1 rano kuchyni
sveho domu, re ktereho S man
zelem sym kratce pred tim Sc
vystehovala. CtyTi hoTaky ma
kamnech zapaleny byly. Po-
kusy j obziviti, ukazaly Sc
marnymi. Otravenou byla Ma
ry Grant We 5000 blocku York
road.
= George E. Patterson, 40
lety vyslouzilec re svetove val
ky, zastTelil Sc v pondelf V do
me ma WHISKY avenue. Mrtve-
no manzela nalezla manzelka
vrativsf sc Sc svyma dvema dit
kama.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-31
Krajanske z rIGznych stran.
Slovensti katolicti kne.

= Slovenst1 katolict1 knezl
V Americe vydajf nadherne d.
10 "Slovenska katolicka Anne
rika" "a pomoci Soplku sv.
Vojtecha v Trnave ma Sloven-
sku, jehoz peticlenna delegace
dlela We Spoj. Statech toto leto
a ~navstfvila Tadu slovenskych
osad.
'Budou to dejiny katolickych
Slovak1 v Americe. Popud k
tomu dial DR.. Josef Tiso, byva-
~ csl. ministr, ktery upozornil,
re teprve nadherne d1lo "Ka-
tolicke Slovensko'', ktere pre-
dlozil tez papezi Piovi XII,
presvedcilo vatikanske kruhy
O vyznamu Slovenska.
Proto nyn1 slovenst1 duchov-
nj pTi spolecne porade Sc roz-
hodli, re takove dflo o sloven-
ske Americe vydajf spolecne
sc Spoken sv. Vojtecha. DR..
Tiso totiz navrhoval, re by ono
dflo mohli americtf Slovaci wy
dati bud sami, anebo We spoje-
nj S jejich organisac1 ma Slo-
vensku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-31
" rodine zamoznych.

V Youngstown, O., Louise
Campbell, vnucka zesnuleho
James A. Campbella, zaklada-
tele ocelaren Youngstown
Sheet and Tube Co., v Youngs-
townu a Chicago, byla uvez-
nena V okresn1m vezenl We
Warren az do vysledku inkves
tn We smrti jeji matky, Cordel-
la Campbell, vdovy pc Louisa
J. Campbellovi.
Campbell byla stfelena do
bricha ma Stedry vecer pTi ro-
Dime oslave v krajskem domo-
We Campbellovych nekolik mil
odtud. Okresn1 detektiv J.
Laurde pravil, re milionafka
byla die vseho stTelena kdyz
sc snazila vyrvati automatic
kou pistol z rukou sve dcery.
Jeden vystrel zasahl zed.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-31
Uloupili fond pro chude.

V New Yorku do demokra-
ticke klubovny 1. assembly
distriktu, kde bylo pTftomno
25 muz1, vniklo pet ozbroje-
nych nicemG, ktef1 sebrali
$4,000. Tyto pen1ze byly pfi-
praveny pro chude rodiny, a.
by 81 molly O vanocn1ch swat
c1ch doprati lepslho obeda a
koupiti hracky pro d1tky.
" New Yorku sest ozbro-
jenych ukradlo $50 beden Ii
kerd v Gene $4,000. Byl to ce.
~ truck, ktery stall pred hote-
lem st. George v Brooklyne
Ridic trucku a jeho pomocnik
byli uneseni, pozdeji .ie vsaI
propustili. Nikdo kolem hote.
lu nevedel, re jde o 1nos a lou.
PEI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-31
6 osob pri tom uhorelo.

V Connellsville, Pa, sest
osob pTislo O zivot a dive osoby
byly tezce popaleny pri poza-
ru stareho dreveneho srubu.
Tento stub jake obydlf byl po-
staven pred sto lety a byl mi
cen pozarem, ktery zpGsobilo
vzneti sc vanocn1ch dekoracf.
79lety William Yothers a je-
hobo 7Oleta sestra Annie uho-
feli uvnitf srubu, v nemz Sc ma
rodili. Tri mlade netere a sy-
novce byli zaskoceni plameny
a zahynuli teze m1stnosti
Dalsi synovec, ktereho z pla-
menu vyvlekl jeho otec, podle-
hi pozdeji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-31

ne. Mimo toho pozadavky ma
nouzove prace WPA Sc opet
rozmahaji, a oficialove WPA
prorokuj1, re do 1. brezna po-
Get lidf, kteT1 pfisli O praci,
vzroste ma 5000, 900. Cd 1.
zaTf, bylo odhadnuto, do dnes
jiz ma diva miliony pribylo k
taboru nezamestnanych.
Vlada Spoj. Statd naz1ra
ma Japonsko S ocekavanim, re
spln1 sve p1semne zaruky, re
cd ~nynejska japonske vojen-
ske vypravy budou ctfti nedot-
knutelnost americkych zivotd,
majetkd a pray We valecnem
pasmu Cfny. Pak-li nedojde
nejake necekane pT1hode, ia
.jemnik Hull mel "a to, re jeho
nota do Tokia ukoncila mezi-
narodnf aferu, ktera vznikla z
pumovanf Panaye a jinych pre-
vokacf.
Hull rekl zahranicn1mu IRA
du Japonska, re Spoj. Staty
povazuji jeho omluvy, zaruku
odskodnen1, a slib dobre sc
chovati "a "vyhovujici" anne.
rickym pozadavkdm. V anne
ricke note nicmene bylo ode.
preno pTijmouti japonskou O.
mluvu, re znicen1 ctyr americ-
kych lodi bylo nasledkem so
mylu" neb prehmatu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-31
Americka hymna predmetem
SPORT.

V New Yorku pastor John
Haynes Holmes zpGsobil pra-
YOU bouTi prohlasen1m, re a.
mericka hymna "oslavuje val
ku a dyse nenavist1 a V zapeti
nato Nino Martini, tenorista
Metropolitan opery, kritisoval
il jake pTflis nepodajnou,. ably
il mohl zp1vati prGmerny clo-
v6k."
Holmes pravil V kazani, re
"hymna je pravd6 podobne
jednou z nejvulgarnejsfch re
vsech patriotickych p1snf, KITE
"a jasa mad krveprol6van1m a
vrazden1m nas1ch nepTatel."
Kdyz k menu byl vznesen
dotaz, co soudi O hudebnfch
kvalitach skladby Francise
Scotia Keye z r. 1914, Marti-
nj pravil: "Vyzaduje oprav-
du ~mimoTadny rozsah HAST i
u professionalism zp6vaka. =
VetSinou evropske hymny jsou
jednodus1 v intervalech a V me
lodii."
Ia to Lotto Lehman, sopra-
nistka Metropolitan Opery,
pochazej1cf z Rakouska, pri-
skocila ma obranu hymny. Pra-
villa: "Narodnf hymna nen1
mic CO by Sc musilo zpfvati S
hudebn1ho stanoviska = je to
citovy obraz ktery tvoTf a pa
triotism, ktery inspiruje. Jsem
jista, re pan Holmes, kdyby
pohledl kriticteji ma hymnu,
seznal by tam sp1se hrGzy val
ky nez oslavovan1 valky. Je
smesne m1ti bezbarve zpevy."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-31
MlStnl ZpraVy.
Vanocni darek osudnym.

Ma bicyklu, ktery mu otec
dial ma Vanocnf Bozf Hold, 10
Lefty Emmett Goldiesin jel v ne
deli Sc soudruhem svym do ko-
stella Dennings, Md. We
vzdalenosti ash 800 yardG cd
kostela hosi zaslechli zvuk au-
honolulu. Emmett zahnul my
sic re Sc vyhyba z cesty auto
mobilu. M1sto vyhnutf se-vjel
v cestu automobile, kterym
srazen a usmrcen byl. Lebka
byla mu rozrazena. Automo-
bill f1dil Herman M. Gosnell z
New Windsor.