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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-07-07
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-08
Mnoho "a malo.

z Austinu, Texas, Sc sdeluje,
re ma busove stanici tam pob1-
hal wesley kluk a tazal sc oko-
10 stojfcich lid, kde jsou ty We
like texaske renee, O kterych
cetl tolik v romanech. Tim
vsak ma sebe upozornil policis-
tn, kteremu ma otazku, co je
FAC, rekl, re Sc jmenuje Karl
Shaphok, re je mt Is let a Re
ma u sebe &c dolar1 a re chce
byti v Texasu cowboyem. I
pofadne ostruhy mel v tasce.
Rodice ma v Chicago a policie
chlapci zkazila radost, protoze
sc rozhodla kluka poslat zpet
do Chicago i s ostruhami. To
mu sc vsak nechce j1ti a hodla
PROFESSIONAL svet s 26 dolary v
kapse.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-08
Census nezamsstnanych.

V minulem kongresu bylo
jednano o uTadnfm scitan1
vsech nezamestnanych We Spo-
jenych Statech, ably Sc zjistilo,
jak velky pocet lid je skutec-
ne dosud ma zahalce. Jest to
d1lezite z rdznych dGvodn, i z
toho, re nahledy O nezamest-
nanosti Sc velice rozchazf. Kaz
dy vef1, re miliony lid1 nemd-
re nalezti praci, ale jsou-li to
ctyry miliony aneb deset, zG-
stava vec1 pouheho dohadu.
Jedine 1rednfm sc1tanlm da-
10 by Sc to zjistiti a kongres
byl ochoten povoliti znacnou
lsumu penez a jedinou otazkou
bylo, jak to provesti co merry
chleji a pokud mono spravne
IObycejny 1rednf system sc1ta-
nj je nejen nakladny, ale hlav-
ne velice zdlouhavy a kdyby
census nezamestnanych byl We.
den stejnym zp1sobem, stal by
Sc naprosto zbytecnym. Nike.
mu by neprospelo, kdyby sc
verejnost "a rok dovedela, ia.
ka je nezamestnanost prave
nyni. z takovych ddvodG byl
nektef1 kongresnfci proti scfta
nj, ale konecne sc prislo ne
stastny napad, jak provost
census rychle a pomerne ma
lymi vylohami. Use Dude sve
reno postovnfmu Department.
jehoz zrizenci jsou v stalen
styku S obecenstvem a mohol
provesti cely census We dvol
neb trech dnech.
Nejprv Dude v~ytisteno asi 8.
milion6 formulaT1 a meststi
venkovst1 listonosi .je dodaj
vsem rodinam We Spojenycl
|Statech. Nasledujfcf den Sc
ne opet pTihlasf a vyplnene j
odevzdaj1 ma poste. PAX budo1
vyhotoveny soucty a oznamel
vysledek. Vse m1ze byt vyTi
zeno v kratkem case a mno
hem jednoduss1m zpGsobem
nez kdyby Sc to konalo pro
strednictv1m nejake politick
masinerie, ktera by byla neje.
mnohem nakladnejsf, ale tie
velice tezkopadna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-08
Jak 81 pral,

V Atchison, Kansas, Edgar
w. Howe, americky spisovatel,
redaktor a filosof, zemrel We
SVEN domove We veku "a let.
Smrt Sc dostavila We spanku,
20 lehcim zachvatu mrtvice
II. cervence, cd kdy byl ose-
tTovan lekarem. Demokratic-
ky p1smak, znamy pro sv1j fl
losoficky zpIsob psan1, kdysi
Sc vyslovil: "Mou nadej1 je, O.
debrati sc ma lGzko jednou pc
dni plnem prace, a jiz Sc ne
probuditi. To by byl triumf
meho zivota." Howe byl znam
co "Prorok z Bramboroveho
kopce", jak totiz zval svdj sta
tecek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-08
Osm osob bylo zabitO a

- OSm Osob bylO ZabitO a
jedna poranena, kdyz italske
namoTnf zakladny u Spezia, L
talie, krouz1c mad kf1zn1kem
Emanuele Hitherto. Dopadlo
ma skupinu namornfch rekrutG
kterf sc cvicili ma nabrezf. Sc
DIM rekrutd bylo zabito a po-
zorovatel letadle pTisel tez O
zivot, kdezto pilot byl jen po-
ranen.
- Hrabenka Borgia Wielo-
poldska, jedna z nejkrasnej-
nejsich polskych zen, je tajne
drzena v berl1nskem vezeni
Moabit, CO podezrela re spoje-
mi s vyzvedacskou cinnostf pol
Iskeho slechtice Sosnowskiho.
jenz byl uveznen pred dvema
lety.
= Zdravotnf drady japon.
ske PROVINCE Fukuoka jsou
znepokojeny objeven1m Sc ia.
hadne epidemicke nemoci.
Mesto Omuta bylo touto e
pidemif zasazeno S nejvets
prudkosti. Tam take onemoc
nelo a zemrelo nejv1ce osob
Bakteriologove oznamili, Il
zasoby vody v meste jsou pin!
bakterii.
" Polsku vessel platnos
zakon ma ochranu zid1, dl'
ktereho pT1sne frosty cekaj
kazdeho, kdo Dude zidy zne
pokojovati. Zakon byl prohla
Sen proto, ponevadz v posled
nj dobe Sc opakovalo prili
mnoho demonstrate protizidov
skych. Obzalovan1 budou sou
zeni u prestupkoveho soudu
ceka jest trest cd jednoho d
deseti rokG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-08
Pradelna uz1va part
z locomotive.

Locomotive, ktera kona sluz.
bu ma kratke trait z Manches-
teru do Oneidy, Ia, mela dvoj.
povinnost. Kdyz v parn1m ko-
til v pradelne v Manchester
sc ukazala trhlina, a zavod by
byl nucen ~zastavit praci nez sc
stane naprava, tax ably sc pre-
deslo ztrate prace mnoha "a.
mestnanym, byl vymyslen plan
jez Sc dobre osv6dcil. Kdyz to-
tiz zrovna n~ejezdila, lokomoti,
va zajela ma trait zrovna Ia
pradelnou a jej1 kotel spojen
S potrubfm "osirele" pradelny
Delalo to dobrou sluzbu, a nj
KIDD neprisel o praci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-08
Americka Mise Bombardova-
ma Japonci.

Japonska letadla, bombar-
dovala severne cd Sanghaje
prazdnou misii, South Baptist
Mission. Bombardovanf bylo
prudk6 a misijnf majetek znac
ne poSkozen.
Pc prve v sesti dnech Gin
ska letadla objevila sc op6t
mad Sanghaji a zasypala bonn
bami fronty mezi Cfnany a
Japonci ma severnl fronte cd
Sanghaje pokracuje dale.
Dc dneska bylo v. pTftom-
nych bojfch japonsko-cfnskych
poraneno a zabito sest Ameri-
CANT.
Clenove nejvyssfho japonsk6
no velenf tvrdf, re Cinane cd
pocatku boj1 prisli o $4,000
muzd. z tech pry 10000 by
10 zabito a $4,000 muzI pora-
memo.
Japonsko uvedomilo vladu
Spoj. Stat1, re Dude pokraco-
vati leteckem bombardovanf
vojen. zrfzenf v hlavnfm meste
C1ny, Nankingu, vzdor energi-
ckym americkym protestdm re
sta nevalc1cfch obyvatel byla
pobito japonskymi pumami,
dopadajfcfmi do residencn1ch
ctvrt1. V note predlozene tai.
statu Hullovi, japonska vlada
tvrdi, re pumovan1 vojenskych
objekt1 v okolf Nankingu "je
nutnym a nevyhnutelnym opa-
tren1m pro dosazenf vojen-
skych cfld japonskych Sill"
Vlada v Tokiu pTi tom slfbila,
re nebude mffiti pumy ma ne
bojujfcf, a opakovala svGj slib,
re sc vyhne "pokud mono"
zranenf a poskozenf jinych ma
rodovcI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-08
President rozhodnut pro plny
program.

President Roosevelt navratil
Sc We stfedu domG do Hyde
Park, N. Y, S obnovenym roz-
hodnutim poloziti plnou vahu
ma hlavnf body zakonodarneho
programu v kongresu behem
zimy a jara.
Svola-li zvlastnf zasedanf
kongresu v listopadu, pozado-
vati v mem Dude o pravo ku
kontrole farmaTskych plodin,
o vladn1 system pracovnf mzdy
a hodin a podobnych predloh.
Proslycha Sc, re snad pred
lozl nektere navrhy ma opravu
soudcovskych procedur.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-08

Soudce Hugo L. Black pro-
mluvil ma rozhlase, re byl Gle
mem Ku Klux Klanu asi pred
patnacti roxy a vidal Sc Glen
stvf nez byl zvolen senatorem
roku 1927. Pozdeji jiz ku Kla-
nu nepristoupil. Primal, re pc
sve nominace re senatora do
stall "dozivotn1" legitimaci, kite
rou vsak nepovazoval a nepo-
vazuje Ia nejake clenstvf ku
Klanu.
We skutecnosti primal soud-
ce Black vsechno, z echo jest
obvinen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-08
SpoJene Staty uznavaji Japon-
sko vinnym z pFfepadu Cfnv.

Spolu S plnem souhlasu s Ii
gou Narod6 - Spojene Staty,
jez clenem Lfgy teto nejsou =
We stfedu uznalo Japonsko vim
nym z pfepadu C1ny a Skid
Gem smlouvy.
I've svetle vyvin1 ma Dalnem
Vychodu', VIOLA prohlasenf da-
mem sekretarem statu, Cordell
Hull, "vlada Spojenych Statd
byla nucena ku zaveru, re ak
&c Japonska proti Cine jest
protivnou zaklad1m, jimiz ma
j ffzeny byti vztahy shod me-
ri narody a jez jest v odporu s
ustanovenlmi Devfti-Mocnos-
tt 1mluvy re dine 6. 1nora 1922
ohledne Cfny a paktu Kellogg
BRAND re 27. srpna 1928.
TAX pfichazf tato vlada ku
Ishode Sc shromazdenfm Lfgy
Narod1."
= Lfga Narodd V sezenf SVEN
v zeneve, svycarsko, dolehla
We stfedu ma Japonsko, ably to-
to skoncilo nevypovezenou val
ku prot Cine.
Lfga Narodd slozila svoji
"moraln1 podporu" ma GNU.
Potion Agia Kahn, president
Shromazdenf Lfgy Narodd "a
slal pr1pisy clendm Lfgy, jez
podepsali Dewitt ocnosti sho-
du, ably zajistili neporusenost
1zem1 C1nskeho a volal ku Sc
jit1 Sc conference, jez by uci-
Mia patficne kroky ku skonce-
nj boje tohoto.
/ Byvaly sekretar statu,
Henry L. Stimson, %pfimlouval
Sc We stfedu mocne O to, ably
anglicka a americka vlada ne
dovolily zasflanf jakychkoliv
valecnych potfeb Japonsku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-08
Vrazda re zarlivosti.

V Detroit policista William
Hawthorne, 23letey, ~zastrelil
svoji 21letou tajnou nevestu a
bankere S nimz tato udrzovala
protoze nechteli svoji
ukonciti.
Manzele Hawthorneovi byli
|sezdani jiz Is mesicd, ale "a
chovali to v ~tajnosti. Nasled-
KEN strelby, jich tajemstvi by
10 krvave vyzrazeno. Oba Sc
poznali kdyz byli STUDENT Stat
nj normaln1 kolleje v Ypsilanti
Mich. Mlada nevesta byla ses-
trou jineho policisty, Cornelia
j. Foxe, ktery byl kamaradem
|.jejiho m~anzela.
Matka mladeho Barretta vi
della z~astreleni sveho syna a
dfvky, ale byla s to podati jen
kusy popis tragedie. Barrett
tova Sc pod1lela ma hadce Sc
zarlivym policistou, kterou
mel sc svou manzelkou a Bar
rettem. Pr teto pfilezitosti
rozvasneny Hawthorne il rekl,
re devce, ktere povazovala "a
spolecnici sveho syna, Sc "a
policistu pred pdldruhym ro-
KEN provdalo.
Hawthorne jednal zmatene,
kdyz prisel ma stanici a pravil !:
ga jsem je zastrelil. Oba jsou
mrtvi. Tady je mdj revolver"
Pr tom odevzdal serzantovi
svoji sluzebnf 38 kal. pistol, a
jeste jinou zbran mensi raze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-08
Smrtelns zransna.

Stavsi sc obeti chlapecke
rozpustilosti, S. O. Hanson, 81
leta hospodyne z Vintonu, Ia,
zemrela nasledkem strelne ra-
ny proti nj nahodne vypalene
'jej1m 11letym synem Lewisem.
Chlapec v nemfstnem zertu pTi
stroll il rucnici k zad1m, ably
matku polekal. Zbran pTi tom
vystrelila. Placfcf hoch pax
rekl otci, re myslil, re pojistna
klapka ma rucnici byla zavre-
ma.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-08
Rusko kupuje Ia 500, 900, 900
valecneho materialu We Spoje-
nYch Statech hehem mSsice.

Vladou Spojenych Statd scha-
lena koupe Ruska v teto zemi
valecneho materialu a del pro
zbudovanf jedne nebo vice va
lecnych lodi. Dovolen1 toto Wy
dano bylo v zaf1 a pfipoustf sc
jim vyvoz valecnych potreb do
sovetskeho Ruska V obnosu de-
s1ti milionG dolar6.
Vice neil polovina pTedsta-
vuje koupe ocelovych ploten
ma valecne lodi.
Gina v teto dobe zakoupila
We Spojenych Statech hlavne
bomb a jinych potreb ku vrha-
nj smrt1c1ch strel v obnosu ST.
I809,099.
Jinymi kupci bomb a podob-
nych veci, jest Argentina a Ru-
munsko.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-08

96leta Emma Hiles z Clay
ton, nechala 81 nakroutiti VIA
sy ma permanent wave" .Hiles
ma rada modernf divky, nell
b1 Sc il vsak, re Sc pfflis lfc1.
Pravila, re nekdy sama uzije
trochu prasku, ale nikdy mic
ma barvenf. V dobe obcanske
valky slouzila jake osetfova-
telka. Vzdor svemu veku je
dosud ella, velmi sectela a ra-
da cestuje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-08

William Green, pfedseda A
mericke federace prace Tekl v
Denver delegat1m sjeZdu sta
vebn1ch remesln1kG,z re ii, kdoz
nechtejf pracovati spolecne S
Federac1 prot Johnu L. Levi
sow a jeho CIO vyboru, mohou
opustiti rady Federace a z1sta-
tt venku.
Green vylicil Lewise jake
diktatora paradujfciho pred
organisovanym delnictvem a
pravil, re A. f. P. ma SVEN sjez
du pTistiho tydne zanese valku
primo do 1zemf nepeTftele. o
tom pravil:
"My sc s mimi budeme poty-
kati pTfstfho roku stejne jake
jsme delali tento rok. My "a
mysl1me zanesti BOZ do tabora
nepfftele, kde vyhrajeme vftez
stvi." PAX Sc opacil primo ma
Lewise sameho slovy:
"Zde Vldlme muZe, ktery pa
raduje pred organizovanou
pracl, nepodrobujfciho Sc zad-
ne rade, zadnemu zakonu a
zadne konvenci, ktery proste
vydava nar1zen1, 1kazy a po-
kyny. Takovemu Tadu nikdy
nepovollme - nikdy sc mu ne
vzdame. Kazdy muz, ktery
chce zGstati S Mani je vltan, a.
lie must Sc pTipojiti a podr1diti
Sc demokraticke sprave."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-08

z Palestine, Texas, Sc sde-
luje, re J. T. Henryova, kdyz
pohfesovala z klece sveho ka-
nara, bylo il to divine, kan Sc
mohl podeti, protoze nasla
dvfrka pevne zavrena. Kdyz
klec sundala dolG, nasla ma
dine stoceneho cerneho hada,
jenz travil ptaka. Do klece Sc
dostal pres dratene milky, "a
lie ven nemohl, protoze kanar
mu vadil v utrobach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-08
65Ieta nechce pensi.

V Nashville, Tenn, reditel
vefejn6 dobrocinosti Roy Ga
ris pravil, re 65leta cernosska
zena vyptavala Sc v jejich u
Tadovne ma starobn1 pensi.
Kdyz udala, re il je 65 roku,
bylo il receno, re ma narok ma
statnf pensi, jezto vyhovovala
i jinak predpis1m.
Gale ia nechci zadnou pen
ST." protestovala cernoska. ga
jeSte mohu d6lati a uziviti Sc.
ia chci pensi pro svou matku.'
Pr dals1m vyslechu vyslo pax
ma jevo, re jej1 nanny jest
uz 1O7 rokG stara. Bude tedy
pensi dostavati jej1 matka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-08
American obsti anglickeho
letadla.

Velke letadlo Courier spo-
lecnosti British Imperial Air
ways potopilo sc pTi pfistani v
zalivu Phaleron, Recko, pr
cemz til z jeho dewitt pasaze-
ri prisli O zivot. Pet re zachra-
nenych bylo poraneno.
Mezi zahynulymi je John
Raymond Henderson z Oma-
ha, Neb., zastupce americke
herecky Katherine Cornell.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-08
Stroj S "elektrickym okem."

We Washingtonu Charles H.
White z Moline, ILL.,, obdrzel
patent ma svGj vynalez, j1mz
jest stroj ku sbfranf bavlny
Pravf Sc, re tento vynalez md-
re zrevolucionizovati cely ba-
vlnarsky prGmysl. Krone rdz-
nych obdivuhodnych soucastek
jest take vybaven t. Nv. "elek-
trickym okem''. Tim Sc doc1l1,
re stroj 81 Dude sam vybirati
Ike skubanf jen ty kousky bavl-
ny, ktere jsou dokonale zrale.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-08
Vyhoreli.

z Ennis, Texas, Sc sdeluje,
re ma farme Vilema Babovce,
kterou vlastnf pTi Oak Grove,
shorel obydelnf domek, v nemz
bydlel krajan Karel zmolfk,
ienz onu farmu obdelaval.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-08

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and furnished upon applica-
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-08

A weekly Bohemian journal
devoted to material, education
al and political Interests of
Bohemians in the UnitedStates
Evening star., 1937-12-05
Hunting Folk
Will Turn
To Capital
Luncheons Planned
For Gallery
Preview.

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1937-12-05
) t a u n ton
Social News
OF Interest
Miss MacDowell
Is Bride of
Mr.. Staples.

- TAUNTON, Va, Dec. 4.--Of in
terest was the marriage Tues
day afternoon of Miss Mary
- Elizabeth Macdowell, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gardner Mac
doWell, to Mr.. William Daniel Staples.
son of Mrs. Walter r. Staples and the
late Judge Staples of Roanoke. The
ceremony took place at o'clock in
the brides home at Clermont Heights,
the Rev. Alfred r. Berkeley, d. D.,
officiating
The bride was given in marriage
by her father, her only attendant be-
ing Miss Esther Harwood Coke. Mr..
Staples had as his best man Mr..
Joseph l.. Kelley, jr.. of Richmond.
The bride is prominent in musical
circles and holds bachelor of music
degree from Hollins College Mr..
Staples, who is graduated from
Princeton, in 1929, received his de-
gree from the University of Virginia.
Mrs. J. J. King ard daughter, Miss
Martha Anne King of Washington,
who have been visiting the formers
mother, Mrs. William B. Miller. at her
home on Berkeley place, have returned
home
Mrs. c. Bowman SWartz and her
small daughter, Betty 10 Swartz, are
visiting Mrs. Swartz' cousin. Miss
Elizabeth Rawlinson, at Harrington.
Mrs. Swartz was before her marriage
Miss Sara Jane Van Lear of this city,
and is now living in Washington.
A wedding of interest took place
Evening star., 1937-12-05

Saturday, November 81, at high noon
in the Central Methodist Church,
Arlington. Va, when Miss Mary Bell
Coiner, daughter of MIR. and Mrs. E.
P. Coiner OF Mint Spring, near Staun-
ton, and Mr.. Robert Murray Ballew,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Ballew, also
of Mint Spring, were married by the
Rev. Harry w. Craver.
After short wedding trip they will
make their home in Mint Spring.
Mrs. w. C. Owen and her daughters,
Misses Ruth and Betty Owen, who
have been visiting Capt. George S.
Bryan, U. S, NJ. and Mrs. Bryan, now
stationed in Washington, have re-
turned to their home here.
Miss Margaret Hilleary, daughter of
Mr.. ana Mrs. w. Murray Hilleary of
this city, has returned to her home
after being guest of her cousin,
Mrs w. P. Kent, at her home in
Washington.
Mr.. B. F. Hulvey of Staunton an
nounces the marriage of his daughter.
Gladys Maude. to Mr. William Eugene
Windham of Wilmington, N. c. The
ceremony was performed Friday at
the parsonage, with the Rev. w. P.
Huddle officiating. After short
wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Windham
will make their home in Washington.
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were given surprise housewarming
and party Saturday evening, No
vember q, at their home on North
Washington boulevard, the occasion
being in celebration of their silver
wedding anniversary. The function
was arranged by members and friends
Of the Cherrydale Methodist Protest.
ant Church, of which Mr.. Borcherding
has been the superintendent of the
Sunday school for the last 20 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Venske
Hosts at Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter j. Venske
gave small dinner party Tuesday
evening at their home in Aurora Hills
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman
Farrar of White Bear. Mimi, who
are visiting in the county Additional
guests included DR.. Gerald Farrar of
st. Paul, Mimi, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert r. Farrar of Lyon Park.
Mrs. D. F. Wetzel of Thrifton Viii
lage went to Richmond Friday to at
tend the o. E. S. Home Board meet
ing, and also to take the annual Christ
mas basket, containing gifts and favors
for members of the Eastern Star
Home located there The gifts were
contributed by members of the
Friendship Circle of the Arlington
Chapter. o. E. S.
Mrs. Thomas B. Hendricks of Thrift
ton Village was hostess at a dupli-
cate bridge party Wednesday evening.
The guests included Mrs. Owen E.
Briggs and Miss May Walters of Nc
Lean; Mrs. j. H Walton, Miss Marian
Harrup, Mrs. kendrick Gibson, Mrs.
John Bryan and Mrs. E. Hurst Handy.
Mr.. and Mrs John Jasinowski OF
Arlington have with them for a visit
the latter's brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs Zachariah Jones
Of Cristobal, Canal Zone, who will be
here until February.
Mrs. c. w. Christenberry. known on
the stage as Diane Deering, is spend
ing the week end in New York City,
where she went on Friday. to take part
in private musicale that evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Brown of
Thrifton Village have with them for
the winter months Mrs. Browns
mother. Mrs. T. A. Russell of Pontiac,
Mich, who arrived last week in COM
pany with her son and daughter in
law, Mr.. and Mrs. j. l. Russell, also
of Pontiac, who have since returned
to their home.
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Dance for Charity
Planned in Nearby
MONTGOMERY.

STATE SENATOR sTEDMAN
Prescott, Judge and Mrs. Charles
Woodward and DR.. and Mrs. v. L.
Ellicott are among the Montgomery
County residents who have accepted
invitations to be patrons at the dance
at the Manor Club Friday, Decem-
Der 10.
The. dance is sponsored by the
Junior Auxiliary of the Hospita
Board of the Montgomery County
General Hospital in Sandy Spring.
Those in charge of arrangements
for the dance are Katharine Trundle,
chairman, assisted by Miss Chandlee
Robinson, Miss Margaret Nichols. Miss
Margaret Lansdale, and Miss Helen
Bird. These young women are busy
with plans to make this party one of
the social events of the winter in
Montgomery County.
Invitations to the party have been
sent to prominent residents in Mont
gomery County as we'll as to many
residents of Howard County and Prince
Georges County.
Other Montgomery County residents
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who have been asked to serve as pa
irons are Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Peter,
DR.. and Mrs. c. C. Tumbleson, DR..
H. c. Byrd, Dr. and Mrs. J. w. Bird,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Perry, Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Bachrach, Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas Farquhar, Major and Mrs. E.
Brooke Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ache
son, Miss Lavinia Engle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roger Whiteford, Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hagner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Tucker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Saunders, Mr. and Mrs.
F. Eliot Middleton and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Whlteacre. Mr., and Mrs J. Bond
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. F. Byrne Austin.
Miss Marie Mount, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Pugh, Mr. and Mrs. F. Larmour
Oyster, Mr.. and Mrs J. Forest Walker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Perry, and Mr.
and Mrs. T. Yellott Candy.
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depicted in the painting, by Philip
Reinagle and Sawrey Gilpin. roebuck
shooting in the forest of Glenmore
with the only l2-barrel rifle ever
made!
From until o'clock the corner of
Seventeenth and H streets that day
will be busy one, when persons
interested not only in art. but in cock
fighting, shooting and riding to hounds
attend the preview of the gallerys
second exhibition. Mr. and Mrs
Houghton Metcalf and Mr.. Thomas
Letter, who have contributed paint
ings to the exhibit. will no doubt be
present, and others planning to come
to town that day from Virginia are
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Iselin, Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Bealle Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs. William c. Langley Mr.. and Mrs
Oliver D. Filley, Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher
Harper and Baron and Baroness
dEpremeSnil.
There will be familiar pictures on
view TO those from Baltimore, Pitts
burgh, New York and Long Island
As Mr.. Harry T. Peters of New York
has loaned fishing painting by James
Pollard; Munnings owned by Mr. Paul
Mellon, Mr.. Thomas Letter and Mr..
Houghton Metcalf will be on the walls
and, from Pittsburgh have been
shipped several paintings from Mrs.
B. F. Jones collection at Sc
Wlckley, Pa. Two Ben Marshalls
are coming from Mr.. Marshall Fields
Long Island house and Mr.. Andrew
Sage has loaned several paintings of
various sports, which will interest
persons who are familiar with game
cocks, quail and dogs. Mr.. Ambrose
Clark is sending from New York from
mis- collection of sporting pictures a
Thomas Weaver, so it matters not
from what city you hail, familiar
paintings will meet the eye
Baltimore will be represented by Mr.,
and Mrs. John Garrett, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Symington, Mr., and Mrs. J..
Edward Johnston and DR. and Mrs.
Walter F. Wickes Miss Charlotte No.