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Evening star., 1937-10-03
Miss Horn Married
To MIR. Spiker in
Christian Church.

MISS DORIS FRANCES HORN.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
Theodore Horn, and Mr. Earl Gearing
Spiker son of Mr. and Mrs Riley G.
Spiker, were married Saturday night.
September 25, at o'clock, in the
Columbia Heights Christian Church.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. A. P. Wilson. The altar was
decorated with white dahlias and
astors, against background of palms
and ferns
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore gown of
white satin with a lace collar, long
sleeves and a train. Her veil was of
tulle and lace and was held in place
with tiara of pearls. She carried
shower bouque. of roses, lilies of
the valley and gardenias.
Miss Jane Edmonston was maid of
honor, wearing gown of corn-f1ower
blue lace trimmed with garnet velvet
and Juliet cap of net and velvet.
She carried bouquet of red roses.
Miss Virginia Lee Linthicum. Miss
Margaret Christine Linthicum, Miss
Mary Frances Seebold and Miss Doro-
thy Lyles Ward were the bridesmaids
and wore gowns of varicolored net and
moire with net halo hats to match.
The gowns were in the shades of
peach, yellow, blue and acquamarine
and they carried bouquets of Autumn
flowers.
Lynn Snyder, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Snyder of Olney, Md,
was the flower girl, wearing a Kate
Greenaway frock of orchid chiffon
over flowered satin. She wore a
wreath of flowers in her hair and
carried basket filled with blooms.
Mr.. Curtis Walton Spiker, brother
of the bridegroom, was best man, and
the ushers included Mr.. John Dale
Mc1nturff, Mr.. William Maynard
Eicher, Mr.. James Connor Pulliam
and Mr.. William Mitchell.
Mrs. Horn wore a gown of royal
blue chiffon velvet and a corsage bou-
quet Of gardenias. Mrs. Spiker,
mother of the bridegroom, wore a
dress of cerise chiffon velvet, with
which she wore gardenias.
After the ceremony a reception
was held at the Thomas Circle Club.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Spiker left for q
wedding trip to Niagara Falls, motor
ing by way of the Susquehanna Trail.
The bride travelled in a green redin-
cote ensemble with brown accessories.
The bridegroom holds three law de-
grees from National University and
is member of the Phi Beta Gamma
Legal Fraternity and the District bar
Evening star., 1937-10-03
R0Dz|NSK| BACK
|. FOR NEW SEASON
Cleveland Symphony Con-
duCtor Had Busman's
Holiday in Europe.
b the Associated Press.

o5 ltSbUcIdVtu
NEW YORK, October 2.-The con-
ductor of the Cleveland Symphony
Orchestra, Arturo Rodzinski, returned
from an European vacation yesterday.
While on vacation he did just what
you would expect a musician TO do
he conducted orchestras in Budapest,
Vienna, Paris, Warsaw and at the
Salzburg music festival.
He did get in some relaxation.
though, driving around Europe. He
Evening star., 1937-10-03
Dog Catcher Goes to Jail.

MAYFIELD, Ky. October 2 (P).-
Mayfield dogs had their day yesterday
and they looked forward to having 18
more like it. Police Judge w. H.
Wyman turned the trick by flning
Dog Catcher Claude Alexander SI9
and sentencing him to 10 days in Jail
on charge Of being drunk and dis
orderly.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
RY JESSE FAINT EVANS.

A college background; career
whose success was based upon her
nersonal relationship with the pub
Evening star., 1937-10-03
Singer Is Dog Catcher.

EVANSTON, Ill, October 2 P.-
If, as the poet said music hath
charms" Chester Nichols, q, should
find his new job easy.
Nichols. who has studied singing for
seven years, placed third in radio
contest for new vocalists. and once
played in motion picture, has been
appointed dog catcher.
Il love dogs" he said, "and this Job
will help me pay for more singing
lessons
Evening star., 1937-10-03
MISS CARR TAKES
HULL HOUSE Job
New Resident Head An.
n0unces Chief Interest
Is Factory Girls.
~ the Associated Press.

h The Associated Press.
CHICAGO, October miss Char
lotte Carr, the new head resident OF
the late Jane Adams famed Hull
House, today found herself with an
immediate problem OF overhead.
But this Vassar graduate, who in
~ years progressed from an $l8-a-
month job as matron OF a Columbus,
Evening star., 1937-10-03

lie; the forsaK'
ing of this ca
reer for marriage;
the development
of still another
successful career
IN her ffties after
her husband died
this is the life
story of M r S.
Robert G. How
ard.
Wa S hi n & t o n
born and reared,
and proud of this
distinction in a
city where nearly
~A~x -Nl 1~
Evening star., 1937-09-14
FASTER PACE SET
At COTTON MILLS
August Consumption Above
Previous Month and Same
1886 Period.
BY the Associated Press.

The Census Bureau reported today
that cotton consumed during August
totaled $3.50 bales of lint and 72,2l5
of linters. compared with $3.50 and
74.517 during July this year and 575.-
OLA and 66,l97 during August last
year.
The August total this year was the
largest consumption ever recorded for
August, with one exception. August,
1927, when 1880 bales were used.
Cotton on hand August 81 was re-
ported held as follows:
In consuming establishments &c.,
800 bales of line and 199,l2l of linters.
compared with .289,707 and 236.479
on July 81 this year, and 755,788 and
51,895 on August 81 last year.
In public storage and at COM
presses 3,504,127 bales of lint and
47,387 Of linters, compared with o.
807,798 and 56,424 on July 81 this
year. and 4.308,995 and 29,599 on
August 81 last year.
Imports during August totaled s,458
bales, compared with 1880 during
July this year, and 1851 during Au-
gust last year.
Exports during August totaled 220,-
Ais bales of lint and 24,779 of linters,
compared with 124,3l2 and 24,363
during July this year, and 1872. .487 and
10,585 during August last year.
Cotton spindles active during Au-
gust numbered 24,353,102, compared
with 24,39l 1872 during July this year,
and 23,413,928 during August last year,
Cotton consumed during August in
cotton-growing States totaled sos. 44o
bales compared with 4S4 747 during july
this year and 4so.S6S during August last
year ~
Cotton on hand August 81 included.
In consuming establishments in cot
ton-growing States. 732.004 bales. COM
pared with 1.01O.4Ss on July 81 this
year and 5S4.s9 on August 81 last year.
In public storage and at congresses in
cotton growing States 3.436s55 bales.
compared with 2.725.56O on July 81 this
year and 4'272,372 on August 81 last
year.
:. Cotton spindles active during August
IN cotton-growing. states numbered H.
!7511Q. compared with 17.751,O56 dur
Ing July this year and 17,24s,574 during
August last year.
Evening star., 1937-09-14
BUILDING TURNS
HIGHER IN MONTH
August Volume Registers
5.3 Per Cent Increase
Over Year Ago.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, September 14.-Build-
ing permit valuations in August rose
slightly above the 1886 total for the
first time since last May.
The aggregate for 215 cities, report
ing regularly to Dun & Bradstreet,
Inc, was $87, ,545 062 during August,
as compared with S83,109753 year
ago, or an increase of 5.3 per cent.
Compared with the July figure of S9l,-
311 1923, however, there was a drop OF
Al per cent, as against usually ex-
pected gain of about 10 per cent for
this period.
New York furnished total of S13,-
1897 last month, against S12,095, ,174
in the like month of last year, or a
rise of SO per cent; but, contrasted
with the July amount of $16, ,426, 1856,
there was a loss of 1913 per cent.
Estimated permit costs for the 214
outside cities for August were equal to
s74,377,065. This was At per cent
above the corresponding 1886 total
of $71,0l4,579, but was OF per cent
under the July sum of s74,884, ,587.
The group totals of building per-
NIT values for 2l5 cities for August.
this year and last, are shown in the
following table.
Evening star., 1937-09-14
ADVERTISING TOTAL
RECEDES SLIGHTLY
Retail :. Lineage During Week
Drops 0.9 of One Per Cent
Below 1886.
epecial Dispatch to The Star.

epecial Dispatch to The Star.
CHICAGO, September 14-Retail
newspaper lineage for the week ended
September was 09 per cent below
the corresponding week of last year,
Advertising Age, national advertising
newspaper, reported today.
This report, based on lineage tabu-
iations of all newspapers in 80 major
cities, shows 20,239,516 lines for the
week, a drop of 1873, ,220 lines from the
20,422,736 lines shown for last year.
Despite the one week decrease,
lineage for this year to date continues
to run ahead Of last year. This years
total Of 692 ,4o7,058 lines in 32,551 TAT
lines more than the 659,855,3l1 total
for the comparable period of last year,
the gain amounting to 40 per cent.
Gains have been shown by this in
dex for % of the first 36 weeks of this
year, the publication reported.
Evening star., 1937-09-14
DAILY OIL OUTPUT
DECLINES SHARPLY
Total Is Cut 52,123 Barrels.
Oklahoma Shows Most
of Weeks Drop.
By the Associated Press.

TULSA, Okla, September Ia
Production of crude oil In the United
States registered decline Of 52.l23
barrels daily to an average of $685.
l29 during the week ending September
IL. the Oh and Gas Journal said to-
day.
Oklahoma had decrease of 35,025
to 604,500 barrels daily, East Texas
was down 5,377 to an average of
477,T50 and Texas as whole regis
tered decline of 1886 To 1881, 1877
barrels daily.
Louisiana had drop of 1929 to
255, $50, Kansas was down 4,l33 to
l88,400 barrels daily, while California
had an increase of 10,500 to 68o,75
Eastern States, including Michigan,
had an increase of 1920 to 189, ,290
tain region registered decline of
-unoW 6yooa sul pus GUsp sIsIIvq
3,548 to 1852.
Evening star., 1937-09-14
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

NEW YORK. September IA tP,.-Foreigr
exenange steady: Great Britain in dollars;
4.95is; cables 95A; 6o-day bills. 94ss
France. demand 3.55; cables. 3.57. Italy
Demands-Belgium, 1854 Germany
free, 40.I3; REGISTERED. % 80: travel 20 90
Holland 55.05; Norway. "a. 4.S4' Sweden
switzerland. ~ 81: Spain unquoted: Por.
tusal. s;5lisi Greece, OIL; Poland. Is .93
Czechoslovskis. 3.49b4; Yugoslavla. :. 2.33
Austria. ls.Ssn: Hungary 1873. Ru-
mania, o.76; Argentina, 80 0on Brazil
s;s01sn: TOXIC. $3.50; Shanghai 29.9o
Montreal IN New York. 30 9s,,s New Yorl
IN Montreal I00.0lis. Nominal.
Evening star., 1937-09-14
FEDERAL LAND BANKS
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

:. CHICAGO. September IA 0FG.-Poultry.
live, 26 trucks: steady; prices unchanged.
t93 scorel. "a is-35; extras e92). 81;
extra hrsts t90-91b. 33le-9s. frsts tsS-
esl, q ass; seconds ts4-s1 isl,, 100
Eggs 1000; firm: extra firstS local 23;
cars, 2314: freSh-graded frSts. local, 22 "a
cars 22s4: current receiots %
Potatoes ~; on track, 269 total
Omitted States shipments 499: Idaho Rus
sets weak: other stock about STEADY: sup
plies rather liberal. demand slow Sacked.
per hundredweisht. Idaho Russet Bur
banks. U S. No. !. $500: Colorado. Bliss
Dakota bliss Triumphs, u S. No. j and
partly graded. s5-1.15 Early Ohios. partly
graded LOO. Wisconsin Cobblers U, S,
No / and partly graded SOL 90. Bliss
Triumphs partly graded. s0-9o.
Evening star., 1937-09-14
,y the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, September l4.-United
States Government bonds extended
earlier gains in late trading today.
Some Treasury issues were up thirteen
thirty-seconds of a point in a gen.
orally improved bond market.
Corporate obligations recovered
some of their recent losses as con-
vertible issues and lower priced rail
liens pushed up fractions TO more
than 2 points on moderately active
turnover.
Buoyed by the upturn in Federals
and improved share prices industrial
and utility bonds took the uptrail
from fractions to point. Stude-
baker IS jumped around Z points.
B. g. o. 412s advanced around
rs and Great Northern 4s, Missouri
Pacific SIS, International Telephone
IS, International Hdyro Electric 6s
and Walworth Is improved more than
. point.
Evening star., 1937-09-14
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. September ID Pl-Butter
1891; steady; all grades unchanged.
Cheese, 34S.64s; Arm: prices unchansed,
Eggs. 1920: steady. Mixed colors
Standards. 24i2-25l7: frsts, 23; other
mixed prices unchanged
Spring turkeys tNorthwestern). 24-32
Frozen tboxes): Chickens. broilers, 25-
81. Fowls unauoted Other fresh and
frozen prices UNCHANGED
Live poultry. by freight: firm. Broil-
ers. Rocks. 25-29 colored 1928: Leg
horn. 22-23. Fowl. colored. 24-27: Leg
unquoted ducks. 1917.
BY express: steady. Broilers. Leghorn
24-25; Rocks. 26-31 Reds 1926: crosses
22-30. Fowl colored. "a Leghorn. 2O-22
Old ROSTERS. 10: turkeys unquoted: ducks,
17-1S
Evening star., 1937-09-14
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON. September IA OP).--After a
etrons opening today shares on the Stock
exchange reacted from earlier high levels.
ans-Auantics continued in demand
while the industrial group was irreguiar.
with rayon. steel and shipping issues
easier
PARIS.--A generally steady feeling was
apparent on the Bourse today Govern
mfpt bonds moved erratically. with small
gains predominsting. Bank OF France
advanced 80 francs. Suez Canal was 25
lower.
Evening star., 1937-09-14
LUMBER OUTPUT SHOWN
UNDER CANADIAN PACT

~ the AsSoclatfd PfeSs
The Customs Bureau reported YES
terday imports OF fir and hemlock
under provisions of the Canadian
trade agreement totaled 88.223.874
board feet between January and
August %, or 35.3 per cent of the
annual quota.
Red cedar shingle imports totaled
340,669 squares during the period, or
1872 per cent Of the annual quota.
Evening star., 1937-09-14
U. S. TREASURY POSITION
BY the Associs ted Press

The position Of the Treasury on septem-
per per IL Recelpts. $50, 179. IA 10; expen-
ol alltuIes , ~ 1SlS. 400 1854; balance SO. .6O9.
e43 9e6. 8 .3e; 49, customs receipts for the month,
u. 81 .057. .237. .29694 expenditures' SI !.
4.670.419,S5. including S433. OBS. .265. II
OF emergency. expenditures: excess of ex-
penditures; S4l 433. 1 90 .91; gross debt
VIZ .212,Ss0. 122 1S an increase Of 1886,
44o.56 above the previous day; gold as
sets 81 632 .051 1855 including ST.
400. 5S9.3l9.15 of inactive gold.
Evening star., 1937-09-14
TOOL INDEX ADVANCES.

NEW YORK, September IA (R.-
New orders in the machine tool indus
try for August pushed the national
machine tool builders index up to
1913. compared with I'LL in July.
Domestic orders were principally re-
sponsible for the increase. it was
reported.
Evening star., 1937-09-14
$2.25 Arrearages
TOBe Distributed
By Aluminium Co,
BY the Associated Press.

PITTSBURGH. September 14.-The
Aluminium Co. of America announced
today the regular quarterly dividend
of ~ per cent on outstanding per
cent preferred stock, payable October
l to stockholders of record Septem-
ber 16.
The company also authorized pay
ment of $225 a share on back divi-
dends accumulated on the stock.
This payment will be made at the
same time, leaving $3.50 a share in
accumulated dividends on the pre-
ferred stock.
Evening star., 1937-09-14
NEW YORK SUGAR

NEW YORK. September Ia GP.-Suear
Iutufes were quiet today Aside from a
decline of 4 points in the December No.
3 position, which sold at 22s. prices were
generally steady on little covering and
September No. 3 sold UP to 245, or /
point net higher and held at this level
around the beginning of the last hour
no. contract was one-half point net
lower, with March at l.19h.
Evening star., 1937-09-14
UNION PREMIER FOOD
REPORTS SALES JUMP
BY the Associa ted Press.

NEW YORK, September 14-Sales
of Union Premier Food Stores, Inc,
retail chain with operations prin-
cipally in Pennsylvania, New Jersey
and Maryland, for the four weeks
ended September IL totaled sl,007, 1926,
compared with $685. 500 in the same
period last year, gain of 51.3 per
cent, the company reported today.
For the SO weeks sales jumped 58.4
per cent to s8,834,o62 from s5.577 1885
last year.
Evening star., 1937-09-14
rs TONS OF LEAD SOLD.

NEW YORK, September IA P.-
ST. Joseph Lead Co. reports rs tons
of pig lead from Southeast Missouri
mines sold yesterday at $685. per 100
pounds st. Louis.
Evening star., 1937-09-14
RUBBER FUTURES.

NEW YORK. September IA OP.--Crude
rubber futures opened irregular. IA lower
to higher. September. 1s.60b: Decem-
Der, 1s.s5-s7: March. 19.00-19.05.
Evening star., 1937-09-14
MONTREAL SILVER.

MONTREAL September ia dP.--silver
futures opened steady and unchansed.
September, 4425b; December. A3s5o.
March. 4310b. Bid.
Evening star., 1937-09-14
NEW YORK BAR SILVER.

NEW YORK, September IA (P).-
Bar silver steady and unchanged at
443
Evening star., 1937-09-14

safeway Stores, Inc.--Sales, four
weeks ended September 4, were up 79
per cent; 36 weeks up 3.5 per cent.
Evening star., 1937-09-14
INVESTING COMPANIES

NEW YORK, September IA P.--Nev
York Security Dealers Association
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-01

pomalu ohlizel az jsme no do
honili. Vstoupil ma zadnf nohy
a koukal Sc nam do automobi-
lu. Druha kara jela proti nam
a zastavila tax, re medved byl
mezi nami a z cesty Sc mu ne
chtelo. PEednima packama do
AUTOMOBILE sc oknem chtel do
stat. Tu ia honem z druhe
strany jsem vystoupil a medve-
da .jsem vyblejsknul jak tax ma
zadnich nohach stall. Honem
zpet do automobile jsem vlezl
a dvere zavTel a s kamerou
medveda hlavu z automobile
|jsem jeste jednou fotografoval
ovsem nevfm zda-li Sc mi O.
brazky podarf, doufam re a.
no, abych yam je mohl ukazat
a presvedcit, re jsem neprasil
Ijako O tech rakach, ovSem do
znat muslin, re nase Baltimor-
stf mali raci jsou mnohem
chutnejsf anebo je tam umeji
lepe vaTit nez zde.
TAX bych malem skrz ty ra-
ky zapomnel ma medveda. Ty
lidi v druhem automobile sc he
jaksi nebali a podali mu kus
dortu a mlsny medved honem
k MIN a dort 81 wal z jejich ru-
ky a mas opustil. Ma ceste do
mi zastavili jsme Sc v Auburn,
kde jest mole dcera Helena
vdana a ona nam pTipravila
dobrou veceTi a zvala mas ably
SINE pfijeli v nedeli a re vsich-
mi pojedem do Green River
Gorge, We skalach reky bu-
deme NIT vyletn1 obed. Po-
zvani jsme pTijali a pTfste VAN
povfm neco O te zelene rece.
Vas,
Edward Taborsky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-01
DIlezite %rozhodnuti.

Poole rozhodnuti korporac-
n1ho navladnfho Hodese kohou
tt mohou V Rogers Parku, Chi
cago, kokrhati celou noe, jen
kdyz kokrhajf ma prav6m mi
ste. Celia Tada obcan1 81 pTi-
sla stezovat, re ma Devon ave.,
jest obchod drGbezf a tam pry
kohouti cd 2 do 4 hodin delaji
takovy ramus, re nikdo v oko-
Ii nem1ze spat. Hodes pod1val
sc do zakonfku a pax pravil, re
Poole ordinance nesmi kohout
kokrhat V slepicnfku u privat-
nj residence nebo We velkoob-
chodu, ale O maloobchodu tam
mic nestoji a pon6vadz zmine-
ny obchod neni velkoobchod,
tax kohouti mohou kokrhati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-01
Americti Polaci pasovali
penlZe.

We Gdynia, Polsko, 27lety
Walter Milewski z Milwaukee,
Wis, obzalovany z pokusu pro
pasovati polske pen1ze do A
meriky, byl odsouzen ma 10
mesfcG do vezenf a k pokute
5000 zlotych, coz jest asi
$780,. Grady mu take EXON
fiskovaly 10000 zlotych, asi
$1,000, ktere pry chtel z Pol
ska propasovati. Vyvoz penez
z Polska nen1 dovolen.
Jeho spolecnfk, 21lety John
Glowacki z Lawrence, Mass,
byl odsouzen ma sest mesfcd,
ale pax byl rozsudek suspen-
dovan. Milewski vysvetloval,
re ony zkonfiskovane penize v
Polsku podelil a re je chtel
witt do Ameriky, protoze sc
bal uloziti je v bance, jezto CT
zinci mali pax potize S jejich
vyzvednutfm. Celnl policie "a
drzela Milewskeho v cervenci
s jeho jachtou blfze Gdyne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-01
Verne zviTe.

Louis J. Cougar, 61lety ha-
viz v Blosburgu, kdyz o pill no.
ci ubiral sc v pr1vodu NEWER
nejsfho prftele Jacka k domo-
WI, pri pTechodu zeleznicniho
mostu Clougar klopytl a spadl
do maleho potoka a jak 1fedne
vysetTeno, naraziv hlavou ma
kamen, zGstal lezeti. Kdyz
Cougar Sc nevracel, Jack pred
kazdou jedouc1 karou stekal i
kary zastavoval, ale marn6,
Jackovi nikdo nevenoval pO-
zornosti. u nejblizsiho souse-
da Stekal primo do oxen, ale i
pokus ten sc mu nezdafil. Az
konecne pc 8hodinovem steka-
nj Charles Graham z Bossbur-
gu Sc u Jacka ~zastavil a pri
hovoru S Jackem a pOzorova-
MIN, Couglara Size naleznul,
ale vzdor vsem pokus1m Cou-
glar pred dopraven1m jej do
nemocnice ma ceste zemfel.
Mnoho let zamestnan byl u
Brookside Pratt Mining Co.
Pr prohlidce 8svetnicoveho Sc
obydlf policie nalezla v
$1O3 a nekolik dolarG
ma stare rohatine v kuchyni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-01
Velkofilm "Zborov" hotov k
nataceni.

Filmovy poradnf sbor pTijal
Gcenar filmu "Zborov" ma the
ma generala Rud. Medka a do
Dorucil film statnf CARAMEL.
Ustanovuj1c1 sch1ze v Natio-
nal filmu Sc z1castnili: reziseTi
Svitak a Holman, vojensky po-
radce, major E. Purcell, SPRAY
oe vojenskych SHREK v Pamat-
nlku osvobozeni, architekti
Zavorka a Nestler a vedouci
nrodukce Teditel Peis. Prvnf
tyden v mesfci zarf konana OBJ
hlldka terenG ktere prichazej1
V 1vahu pro exteriery, hlavne v
Milovicfch a v Plzni. N6ktere
sceny budou sc pozd6ji nata-
ceti u Uzhorodu, zejmena tam,
kde jde o pTikarpatsky raz fill
zeny: Hlavni role budou obsa-
zeny: Stepankem, Smollkem,
Bohacem, a Sasou Rasilovem.
Dive damske role obsazeny:
a Ptakovou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-01
Predala 6 ditek.

V Oklahoma City, Okla,
Nina Mason, matka osmi d1-
tex, ktera ocekava jeSte deva-
tie, prohlasila: "Nemohu je
nasytiti Ia So mesfcne." V je-
jfch ocfch nebylo zadnych slzi,
kdyz pTisla k okresnimu SOU
du, ably podepsala listing, re
sve d1tky pTedava rGznym ST.
rotcincGm.
"Jsem stastna a jsem velmi
rada," pravila pri tom. "Jsou
Size vsechno, co ia mann, avsak
nemohu je dele mfti. Nemohu
je uziviti." Dale vysvetlovala,
re jejf manzel hned breznu
t. r. odesel do Nov6ho Mexika
hledati praci, ale Cd te dolby re
il psal jenom jednou. Jediny
jej1 pT1jem byl, co dostavala
ma nouzove podpoTe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-01
Obeti zvrhIosti.

Ia poslednf rok v Chicago
bylo sedm dfvek a zen napade-
no moronem S cihlou a tluce-
no, nekolik jich zabito a poll
Gle marne morona hledala.
Nynl Sc 39lety Thomas Mccall
rytec, primal, re wiki do po-
koje Virginove Austinove a u
udeTil il nekolikrat cihlou do
hlavy. D1vka 25leta sochaTka,
poznala zatceneho.
PodezTeni pablo ma neho,
kdyz 16letea herecka Natalie
Orsuno, bydlfci v hotelu, ozna-
mila policii, re n6jaky muz ma
hlfzel z pozarniho zebrfku do
okna. Vysetrovanfm zjisteno,
re mT1z u okna byla otevTena
paklfcem. Byl zatcen Mccall
a n~alezeno u neho nekolik XII
CD, jez Sc k mT1z1m oxen u po-
zarn1ho zebrfku bodily. PAX
byla zavolana Austinova, KITE
ra jej mezi osmi muzi vybrala.
Vida nezbytf Sc priznal.Al
kdyz byl otazan, jestli rs. zarf
lonskeho roku napadl cihlou
omracil a znasilnil 25letou AL
du Deery, bydlfcf v stejnem
hotelu, to popTel. Policie mysl1
re jest tao moron, ktery sve O.
beti hledal hotelech a prove
oil nekolik zlocinG.