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handling one specific deDt.
 What constitutes a reasonable addition" to a reserve for bad debts must be determined in the light of the facts, and will vary as between classes of business and with con- ditions of business prosperity.
 It wln oepeno primarily upon the total amount of debts outstanding as of the close of the taxable year. those arising currently as well as those arising in prior taxable years, and the total amount of the exist ing reserve.
 In case subsequent realizations upon outstanding debts prove to be more or less than estimated at the time of the creation of the ex- isting reserve, the amount of the excess or inadequacy in the exist ing reserve should be reflected in the determination of the reason- able addition necessary in the tax able year.
 A taxpayer using the reserve method should show in his re- turn the volume of charge sales Cor other business transactions) for the year, and the percentage of the reserve to such amount, the total amount of notes and accounts re- ceivable at the beginning and end of the taxable year, and the total amount of the debts ascertained to be worthless and charged against the reserve during the taxable year.
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LARGE CROWD. IS CHARMED BY. YOUNG SOPRANO
Min a Baclanova Solovief Thrills Enthusiastic Aud
 ence at Local Concert

Before an audience that took all available space in the Northern Light Presbyterian Church, Nina Baclanova-S -Solovieff was presented in concert last night by the social committee of the Order of Eastern Star.
 A soprano, whose voice has a beautiful quality and wide range, Mrs. Solovieff won her audience, not only with her art, but with her charming stage presence and dramatic ability.
 On the program with Mrs. Solo, vieff was Miss Helen Parrott, whose difficult violin numbers inn pressed those who heard her with her exceptional technic and inter- pretative ability.
 Miss Frances Harland, Juneau girl who has become an accom- plished pianist, accompanied Mrs. Solovieff and Miss Parrott.
 From the first song on the pro- gram, the gentle "Lungi Dal Caro Bene," sung in Italian, to the fi- nau stirring and hearty T Love Life" Mrs. Solovieff delighted her audience. Her true, voice, her facile interpretation of each song and the great ease of her presentation were pleasing.
 That she is an actress as well as talented soprano added to the pleasure of hearing her. In the aria from Carmen she was the gay sflirtatious Spanish. dancer in- viting her lover to join her in the dance and with the same authen- ticity, in the Russian Blades of Grass" by Tschaikowsky, was she the sad young girl, pouring out her soul because of her unfortunate marriage.
 Program and Notes
 Following is her program, with accompanying program notes: tdJ LuilSi Odi SdIO oCliC tAtdl-
 lan) -.------..---.-..-.----------..----. Seccnl
 (When two that love are parted never in life to meet again, even the bravest hearted but live to languish in bitter anguish. and only death can heal the paim (b) Fl Cefiro (Spanish) ....,........ -................... Old Mexican Folk Song
 Breeze when at eve you are pass ing swift heath the darkening sky, gather the fragrance of flow CTS, murmur of leaves as they sigh, white jasmine fragrance and songs of the birds, the thrill of the kisses take with you, yet do not tell him all you are knowing about the shadows when night has darkened the twilight blue)
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Program note:

Program note.
 The formidable inherent quali- fications of the "Ciascona" stamps
 itas one of the most remarkable
 violln compositions of the early
 Italian composers The work op-
 ems with robust theme in G, Miner, followed by sparkling and
 effective variations. It's author
 Vitali was born about the middle
 of the 17th century.
 Eastern Star Committee
 On the social committee of the Eastern Star, which deserves so much credit for presenting to the public of Juneau the interesting musical evening are Mrs. Walter White, Mrs. Harry G. Watson, Mrs Ray G. Day. Mrs. Charles w Hawkesworth and Glen Neitzert.
 Rainbow Girls who acted as ush- CTS at the concert were Catherine Torkelson. Sylvia Berg, Alberta Porter, Edithbelle Heller and Pa tricia Harland Assisting the com mittee by furnishing flowers and lights were B. M. Behrends Con- pany and MT. A. B. Phillips.
 Reception for Mrs. Solovieff
 Following the concert, Mrs George F. Alexander and Mrs. Rob- ert Bender were hostesses at a small reception at the Governors House in honor of Mrs. Solovieff.
 Assisting the hostesses were Mrs Charles w. Hawkesworth, Mrs Harry c. Watson and Mrs. Walter White, members of the Eastern Star committee presenting the con- cert, and Mrs. Glenn Oakes, Worthy Matron of the Star
 Mrs. George N. Tulintseff poured and Mrs. w. w. Council, Mrs Gertrude Naylor, Miss Mary Joyce Miss Catherine Torkelson and Mis- Sylvia Berg assisted in serving.
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 aport. temperature 35 Blaine. clear 36 Vic- showing cloudy 32; Bull Habor cloudy 30; partly Ketchikan clear 24 wrange partly cloudy 2S Petersburg cloudy i5 showing 9 Soapstone Point snowing Juneau cloudy cloudy 6 St. Elias clear 3o Cor clear Copper River china 20 Anchorage clear Fairbanks foggy 50 Hot Springs 56 Nulato clear A Katag clear -4s Unalakeet clear 2o Flat clear -l5 ohogmute cloudy i
 WEATHER SYNOPSIS v
 of cenered this morning reported being 284o inches The noted yesterday morning over the Gulf Alberta all below throughout the Gulf of barometric prevailed California souhwward t the Hawaiian Islands longitude IA attended by light precipitation Southeastern Alaska souhward San Francisco by generally weather the the field of observation Dense ground oss prevailed this the greater portion of the interior of Alaska
 prevailed the interior of Alaska last night reported 6 below at Tanana The cold weather Alaska Anchorage reported minimum or l5 Cordova 10 above sse.+ tSse,
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Approves $2,OOo, 900 Appropriation with
 Which to Buy Fish

WASHINGTON, Feb. 18. = The Senate Committee has approved the bill authorizing an appropria- ton of $2,000,00O to enable the Surplus Commodity Corporation to purchase fish for relief distribu- tion.
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Unprecedent
 Conditions
 Demand Loan

LONDON, Feb. 18. = Chancellor of the Exchequer Neville Cham berlain launched the two day de- bate on the seven and one half billion dollar British defense pro- gram with this declaration in the House of Commons today:
 Unprecedented conditions and times have forced upon us this vast expenditure"
 Chamberlain moved the adoption in the committee on ways and means of a resolution authorizing a two billion dollar arms loan.
 Labor and Liberal forces are mus tering for battle against the plan.
 {NA
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Brunelle Bill Is Opposed
 At Fairbanks

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Feb. 18.-- The Fairbanks Chamber of Com merce has gone on record opposed to the taxation of gold and platin- um as proposed in the Brunelle bill before the Territorial Legisla- ture.
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Today's News 1oday-Empire.
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DOW, JONES AVERAGES
FIRE ON TUG
 ExTINCUISHED

SEATTLE, Feb. 18--The Coast Guard boat Atalanta radioed this forenoon that fire aboard the tug Arthur Foss was under control after it and also another tug had poured streams of water into the burning craft for nearly an hour at Discov-. cry Bay.
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Before an audience that took all available space in the Northern Light Presbyterian Church, Nina Baclanova- -Solovieff was presented in concert last night by the social committee of the Order of Eastern Sfor
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Vice Admiral, Combined
 Japanese Fleet, Is Dead

YOSUKA, Japan, Feb 18.-Vice Admiral Yashutaro Iwashita, aged 51, Chief of the Staff of the com- bined Japanese fleet, is dead here after a brief illness
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tc) clavelitos (Spanish)

(c) CldVelltOS NOpdIiSill ----f-----..-.-- ...................-.......... Valverde (Fresh carnationsl Handsome lads all should wear them Fresh carnations! Heavens fairest ere ation, for my lover; Now since you love me, my love for you showing you get the most glow ing, soul of my soul, tho your love is so true I'll love double as much as you do. I will give all to you, all to you). (d) Pace Pace Mic Dio' dtal- ian) Verde (Aria from The Force of Des- tiny).
 (a) Stille vie die Nacht Ger man .................-.-...-........ Bohm (Still as the night, deep as the sea Should be thy love for mel (b) Die Nacht lGerman( ............................ Strauss (Out of the forest steps the night, all the lights of the world, the flowers, all the colors it blows out. All the silver from the streams from the copper roofed dome the gold. Move closer soul to soul, the night frightens. It might steal you away from me- Co Serenade (SOng in EngliSh)
 schubert
 III. (a) "Seguidilla" French) (Aria from Garment .-.................... Bizet (Near the walls of Seville I'll soon dance the gay seguidilla. But alone what can one do, true joy begins when there are two, so I'll take my lover with meD (b) Si Mes Vers Avaient des Allies (French) .................. Hahn Could my songs their flight be winging)
 (a) My Withered Wreath (Rus- Slan) .-----.......---------..---.....-.. Gller Don't come to me with your bright smile and pure love. My life is already on its last little flame. What can l bring you with my worn-out soulD tb)s Blades of Grass Russian)
 ....................-......-..... Tschaikowsky (was I not growing young and strong
 As the blades of the grass upon
 the fields
 The sun came to burn the grass, The knife came to cut the grass, Oh! bitter fate and intending woe, Was l not nurtured as a flower in my fathers house? In spite of all my tears I was given in marriage to gray bearded man, to an old and ugly man. Oh! fateful and intending woe Oh, such bitter sorrow should know) (c) Russian song Wertinsky
 VI.
 (a) Do not go My Love ......-......-
 .................................. Hageman (b) The Lass with the Delicate Air ............................... Dr. T. Arne Co I Love Life ....... Mana -Zucca
 Generous With EncOres
 Tn addition to her program, Mrs. Solovieff, who was generous in re- spending to her applause, sang six songs, in encore.
 Miss Parrott Plays
 Miss Parrott, accompanied Schu- bert's Serenade, in Miss Solovieff's second group of songs, with a violin obligato, and played "The Girl with the Flaxen Hair" by Debussey, as an encore, in addition to playing the following concert compositions: (a) Ciaccona ....................................
 ..................... Tommaso Vitali (b) ValSe de Concert .........-...... ..-----..-......-....---....-- Guide MuS1n
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NOTICE. TO CAR OWNERS.

When you buy or sell an automo- bile remember transaction must be registered with City Clerk. Also as- certain of taxes thereon have been paid, as car is subject to attachment for delinquent payments, regard less of ownership.
 A. w. HENNING. adv. City Clerk
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STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Feb. IS. = Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 14b, American Can 109 American Power and Light l39s, Anaconda 59, Bethlehem Steel 88is, Calumet and Hecla 1872, Com monwealth and Southern 3ss, Gen. eral Motors CTS, International Har- vesler 1O4A, kennecott 63k, New York Central 45l2, Southern Pa cific 50A, United States Steel 107ls, United Corporation 67s, Cities Ser vice A, Pound $489H, Republic Steel 35.
 DOW, JONES AVERAGES
 Isle following are today's Dow, Jones averages: ndustrials 18807, rails 58.23, utilities BATS.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-18
Sergeant propulsion.

Novy policejnf komisar, Law
son, propustil re sluzby nepTi-
tomneho policejnfho sergean-
ia, Josepha w. Young z jiho-
Zapadnf STANCE.
Sergeant, ktery 81 wal 10
denn1 dovolenou, do sluzby pc
vyprsenf teto Sc nevratil. Ko-
necne postal do stanice zpet
policejnf uniformu a vyzbroj
bez udan1, kde Sc zdrzuje.
= Policista re severovycho-
dn1 STANCE, John T. O'Keefe,
potrestan byl V pondeli komi-
safem ma des1ti denn1 bezplat-
ne "prazdniny''. Dopaden byl,
re b6hem sluzby byl napilym.
Pred tezs1m trestem zachrani-
la jej jeho jinak dobra sluzba.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-18
ABLE COLEMAN porazil
JOE COKE.

Minulou stredu v hlavnfm
kT1zkovem zapase p~oTadanem
V Carlins Park Able Coleman
porazil Joe Coke We 20 minu-
tach.
V nasledujic1m zapase KITE
ry byl velice zaj1mavy a udr-
zoval obecenstvo We velkem
napjet1 cd pocatku az do kon-
&c Reb Russell porazil Ed Mes
Ike We % minutach.
Zapas mezi Frank Bruno
wicz a Pat Kelly pc 80 minu-
tovem kflzkovan1 prohlasen
byl "a nerozhodnuty.
Jack Kennedy porazil Joe
Maynarda FL minutach.
Bernie Kaplan zvftezil mad
Jick Vincentem V 9 minutach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-18

Oznamuje Sc clen1m spolku
sv. Vojt6cha re Sc Dude odby-
vat die usnesen1 z rocn1 schdze,
Tadna mes1cn1 schGze dnes, v
patek, 10. cervna urcite 7 no.
din vecer. Jest zadoucno by Sc
clenove dostavili V cas-. Pfedle-
ha RUNE jednanf ktere vyzadu-
je pTftomnost clenG.
Vaclav Kozlovsky, preds,
JOS. F. Viktor, tai
= Oznamuje Sc clen1m spoil
ku ssv. Pera a Pavla {. 20 KID.
re Sc Dude odbyvati pGlrocn1
schGze prfsti nedeli, dine 20,
cervna. Prfsp6vky Sc zacnou
vyb1rati cd 1. bod. odpol. Jest
zadoucno by kazdy Glen byl
pT1tomen.
Matej Hlavac, pfeds.
JOS. J. Wallis, tai
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-18
RHINE.

Rev. Robert A. Jardine,
odbojny knee, ktery prot Will
hodnostafG c1rkve odjel do
Francie a 3. t. m. oddal tam
byvaleho anglickeho krale Ed
warda S Americankou Wallis
Warfield, podal resignaci ma
svoJe mlsto vikare chramu sv.
Pavla V Darlington, okres Dur
ham.
K resignaci nebyl naprosto
snad nucen.
Zavedla snupavy tabak,
a to z nutnosti, Kat. Medici.
franc. kralovna. Jejf syn Fran
tisek, potomn1 kral francouz-
sky, trp1val We SVEN mladf cas-
tym bolen1m hlavy. Zakroky
lekaru nepomahaly. Tu napa-
do kralovne, ably synu svemu
dala snupati prasek z tabaku,
ktery v tn dobu vessel v oblibu.
A HE, syn Sc nalezite vykychal
a bolenl hlavy mu pTestalo. Ia
to okolnost mela "a nasledek,
re Sc ma dvore francouzskem
nalezite ujalo. Potion
sc rozsifilo Pc celem svete.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-18
Chtel zabit ceskeho uzenarFe Y
BeIehrade.

Ma ceskeho velkouzenafe v
Belehrade Jana Smejkala, INA
meho i navstevnlk1m z Cesko-
slovenska, s~pachano bylo lou
pezne prepadenf. Kdyz Sc vra-
eel V noel asi o II. iodine sc
zavodu dom1, hodil mu nekdo
ma dvofe pres hlavu pokryvku
a nekolikrate no uhodil zelez-
nou rourou do hlavy a zasadil
mu nekolik ran.
Ma volan1 krv1 zaliteho
Smejkala o pomoc pachatel u
prchl, ale pokryvka no pro-
zradila. Byl dopaden V prista
We, kdyz chtel lodi ujeti z Be
lehradu. Utocn1kem jest Tile
ty ucen Lekonia, ktery bydlel
S druhymi 1cedn1ky a tovarysi
We smejkalove DOME. Jeste dc
10. hodiny sedel ma okne a
hral ma harmoniku.
Pr vyslechu primal, re
chtel Smejkala okrast, pone.
vadz vi, re nosiva vecer DON'T
vets1 sunny penez a re by he
byl tfeba zabil, kdyby ma jeho
volan1 nebyli pTisli z domu Ii
de.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-18
Ceny Matice slovenske Ia lite.
rarni a hudebni prace.

Ma valnem shromazden1 Ma
tice slovenske v Turc. sv. Mar
tine byl vyhlasen vysledek sou
teze ma literarni a hudebni d.
la. Odmenen byl FIR. Gabaj
$500 Kc "a roman "Otec tt
motel" Dive dals1 ceny pc
1900 Kc sc dostaly DIR. M. Kr-
hounovi "a literarn1 studii a
stej. Tobfkovi "a studii jay
kozpytnou. III. cenu dostal A.
Loubal "a pracii material k
p~oznan1 slovenske dolby hron-
zove." Odmena 500 Kc prir-
cena DIR. Petru Vajcfkovi "a je-
no praci "Uherska revoluce
1848 az 1849 a povstani slo-
venske v Ban. Bystrici'. HUI
debn1 cenu 1000 Kc dostal
Mich. Villeca "a 5 p1sn1 pro
klavfr a zpev ma slova basnfka
E. B. LukAce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-18
Telefonni urednici Sc sejdou.

Maryland Chapter No. "A
Americtf Pionyri, budou odby-
vati vyrocnf schulz pTfstf sobo-
tn, 10. cervna 1887 ma lodi
Dixie. LODI vypluje cd pri-
stavu c. 8 Light ulice v $50
rano. Zastavka Dude k obedu
v Betterton. Ufedn1ci budou
zvoleni pro pT1stf cas-.
Nynejsf ufednfci jsou: Ches-
ter B. Graham, pTedseda; Roy
N. Keller, mfstopredseda Her.
man F. Thomas, tajemn1k. Of
to w. Wetzel, pokladnfk; a
sic. Marie Mullin, Milton E.
Gerber a James w. Wilker-
son, clenove Executive Com
mittee.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-18
Vinen z 9 okradenf TfdicH
taxicabH.

Leroy Krebs, % roxy stary
Glen camp Holabird lekaTske-
no sboru ,obzalovan byl z g
kradez1. zalobci jeho byli O.
kradeni Jim T1dici taxicab1.
Krebs zatcen byl v nedeli pc
pfepadenf Normana Jones, je-
muz ukradl pen1ze a taxicab.
Kradeze proved Cd IL. dub
ma do teto nedele. RIDGE "a
strasil vzdy detskym revolve-
rem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-18
Sedesat nemeckych dsti s ces-
kou muzikou jede ma velkou
cestu svetem.

sedesaticlenna kapela d6tf z
Nydku pojede do ciziny. Tyto
nemecke deti hrde prohlasujf
"My jsme cesti muzikanti'. Je
mezi mimi i sest devcat. Nej-
mladsi sedmilete tluce cinely.
Nejstarsimu chlapci je pat
nact rokd. Jsou to vesmes de-
tt z delnickych robin. Jejich
vedouc1, kapeln1k Lorenz, tr.
pelive S kapelou studuje sklad.
by ceskych i nemeckych auto.
ri a bezplatne vyucuje deti
nezamestnanych. Kapela cd.
j1zd1 %. cervence do Bruselu.
pax do Antwerp ma delnickou
olympiadu. Pc tie do Londyna
a odtud ma svetovou vystavu
do Pafize, kde budou koncer.
tovat pred ministerskym pred.
sedou. Pres Lutych Sc pax
vrat1 do vlasti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-18
Chybne oslo.

V Salt Lake City u telefonu
sedlc1 policista Leo lenses "a.
slechl otazku:
"Vsecka m1sta obsazena?'
tazal Sc neznamy.
Ne! Jeste name m1sto pro
nekolik," odpovedel Jensen.
"Dobre, budu u vas v nej-
kratsl dobe. Nechte pro mne
jedno m1sto."
~ echo jste zalovan?" ia
zal Sc Jensen.
Go? To neni hotel?" Wiki
XII neznamy.
Mister, toto je kriminal,"
pouch neznameho policista.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-18
President White Russian repu-
blikY Sc usmrtil.

Alexander G. Cherviakoff,
As rokd starry, nacelnfk SOVIET
skych IL republik, zastrelil Sc
We stredu, jak Sc prav1 z robin
nych pflcin. Smrt jeho vsak
tesne nasledovala pc mluveni
prot nemu We sch1z1ch komu-
nisticke strany a uvezneni as
jeho kolegG pro v~elezradu.
Stale zaloby ma tis1ce muzGf
zahrnuj1cf v to mnohe, kteri by
Ii We vyss1ch 1radech, davaj.
ma jevo, re Sovetska Unie "a
mestnana jest v rozsahlem els.
tent pc celem Rusku. Stredem
zalob z velezrady a "niceni'
jest B1la Rus.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-18
Osud lidi, naverbovanych hen
leinovci ma praci do Nemecka

remover ma pracI do Nemecka.
Henleinovci loni a letos usi-
lovne verbovali u mas lidi ma
prace do Nemecka. Celkem Sc
Jim to dafilo. Jenom ma Hor-
sovotynsku v zapadn1ch &C.
chach bylo jim vydano ma tisic
past. Precetn1 vsak odesli do
Nemecka jen ma pohranicnf
p%ropustku a uz v Nemecku "a
stall. V Nemecku byli prekva-
peni. M1sto svobodne prace je
zaradili do oddilG "Pracovnf
sluzby", podlehajfcfch vojen-
ske kazni a vycviku. V posled-
nj dobe Sc skoro kazdy den
objev1 ma nasich hraniclch ne
ktery mas utecenec z techto Cd
dill a zkrousene Sc hlas1 ma
Sim 1radGm. Prichazejf k nam
jake trhani, zbldacen1 a vyhla-
doveli. Stezujf 81 ma prolha-
most henleinovskych verbl1r1.
V Nemecku pry S mimi zacha-
zejf jake s valecnymi zajatci
nebo s trestanci. Museli tez-
ce pracovat ma pol1ch nebo v
les1ch pTi b1dne strave a ze-
bracke mzde. Ia kazdou, ire
ba zdanlivou neposlusnost ma
sledoval hned prfsny trest.
Proto pouzili pry nejblizsi pfi-
lezitosti k 1teku. I kdyz vede-
Ii, re je donna ceka trest "a ne
dovolene prekrocen1 hranic.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-18
Lekar z Dundalk zavren.

DR.. Armin Greenhut, lekar v
Dundalk, naTcen byl velkopo-
rotor Baltimore okresu pro u
tok ma ID rok1 starou d1vku.
Ma dfvku dopustil Sc dvojfho
pokusu pred nekolika tydny.
Drzan byl v Sydenham nemoc-
nici cd sveho zatcenf az do mi
nuleho patku, kde ma udani
poroty byl zavren We vezen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-18
Dobra sklizen snad pfinese
nizSi cenv.

z Washingtonu We stfedu
vysla zprava, re velike zne,Jez
slibuj1 byt tohoto roku, mohou
miti v nasledcich nizs1 mzdy.
Sekretaf orby, Wallace, SOU
df, re $50, 900 buslG pseni-
&c sklizeno Dude, coz umozni
pTebytek ash dvou milionI bu-
slI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-18
Predbszne oznameni zabav.

= Celodenni vylet usporada
Vybor Slovenskeho Domu v ne
deli, 27. cervna V Sokolskem
Tabofe "Tyrs". Zabava pc &C.
~ den pro stare i mladez. OBJ
c~erstvenf a zakusky ma m1ste.
Hudba p. Matuly. Vstup volny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-18
N~estudovany plumbif
pokutovan.

Padesatilety George Ries re
S. Smallwood ulice odsouzen
byl ku pokute $40, re konal
plumbffskou praci We 800 bloc
ku ulice proti zAkonu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-18
Okradl kostelnf stanek.

Neznamy zlodej We stredu v
noci ukradl re stanku ma kar-
nevale St. Patrick kostela ma
Bank ulici a Broadway tobol-
ku Sc $41.55, ktere vybrany
byly V prodeji "a cukrovinky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-18
Governor v nemocnici.

Governor Nice v pondeli
do ocn1ho oddeleni
Johns Hopkins nemocnice, kde
odnato mu Dude zranene oko.