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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
z hospody.

Kdyz v Chicago mu jeho by
vala milenka oznamila, re sc
pred tydnem vdala, policista v
pine uniforme, ktery pry pTisel
do tovarny opily, il zastrelil a
pax Sc dobTe m1renou ranou
skolil. Ku tragedii doslo V ia
verne. Policista Peters z
warrenske stanice mel posled-
Mich nekolik mes1cG same mes
maze. Wal 81 rozvod cd zeny,
soudce pTirkl mu dive deti, ty
cd neho utikaly k matce. Poll
cista citoval byvalou zenu k
soudu, re mu deti vzala. Soud-
&c posleze rozhodl, ably je mel
kazdy nejaky cas- a kdyz to
nedelalo dobrotu, wal je ODE
ma a dial do 1stavu. Policista
81 zatlm udelal znamost S 90
letou Margaret West. PTisel
do taverny, kde sedela jake
znama a fekla mu, ably 81 sedli
do kouta, re mu neco pow.
Tam mu oznamila, re sc pred
tydnem vdala. Policista "a
stfelil il a sebe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
Wally Dusek zvitezil " kriz'
kovem zapase.

Minulou stTedu v kTizkovych
zapasech poTadanych V Car
Inns Park Wally Dusek zv1etzil
mad Jack Kennedy We Is mitu-
tach ale druhy svGj zapas S po-
licistou prohral, kdyz pc ukon-
cent krfzkov6ho zapasu dopro-
vazen byl z areny dvouma po-
licisty do sveho pokoje. Kdyz
Sc k tomuto pribl1zili, Dusek
rozehnal Sc jednou rukou a
policista v tonic okamziku "a
klopytl a dopadl ma zem, dru-
ny policista nemeskaje okam-
ziku uhodil Duska palickou do
hlavy az mu lebku rozrazil.
Dusek zatcen a dopraven ma
severozapadnf policejni stani-
ci kde zadrzen pod zarukou
$51.45 kterouz zaplatil poTa-
datel krfzkovych zapas1 Mr..
Ed Contos.
Bernie Kaplan porazil Joe
Maynarda We 16 minutach.
Nick Campofreda zdolal
George Harbena v 8 minutach
Wee Willie Davis porazil
Mike Strelicha We % minutach
Joe Cox porazil Reb Russell
la We 35 minutach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
Cechoslovak O cenu "a lecen:
rakovinv.

Prazske Prayer Borsen-
Courier pTinas1 ~zaj1mavou
zpravu, Poole nfz Sc znamy br-
nensky tovarn1k inz. Erich
Roucka uchaz1 O cenu million
dolarG "a nejvets1 1spech V le-
cent rakoviny.
Inz. Erich Roucka je tech
nickem svete znam patiently a.
paratG ma automaticke r1zeni
prGmysloveho topen1. Ma ma
Morave specialnf tovarnu ma
kotle. V posledn1ch dvou le-
tech jej trapila dina a proto
pry Sc venoval studiu obehu la
tex lidskem tele.
Pred rokem z1skal V Brine
Cd docenta DIR. Bitmanna sana-
forum, V kterem "a odborne-
no dohledu lekaTe lecf choro-
by vymeny latek dietou a leky
vlastnfho slozen1.
Uspechy, kterych docflil, jej
pfimely, ably jel do Ameriky a
uchazel sc O cenu million dolla-
ri, to jest asi 1913 milionG Kc,
kterou vypsala jedna z Rookie
fellerovych nadac1 "a n~ejvetsf
1spech lecenf rakoviny v ro-
ce 1887.
Protoze nenf lekarem, ne
chteli jej k soutezi pfipustit.
Inz. Roucka pry sc vsadil s Gle
ny jury O 10000 dollar1, re z
so nemocnych rakovinou, KITE
re mu sver1, docfl1 nejmene po-
loving do p1l roku zlepsenf.
Dosahl i svolen1 Narodn1 ban
ky, ably tuto sazku mohl sloziti
a Dude pTipusten k soutezi O
cenu million dollarG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
Protest prot nizkemu clu ma
obuv z CSR.

Protest prot move celni
smlouve mezi Spojenymi Staty
a Ceskoslovenskem byl tele-
grafovan p~residentu Roosevelt
tow mayorem G.. E. Dalrymp-
lem z Haverhill, Mass, stredis
ka obuvn1ho prGmyslu.
Dalrymple jmenem obchod-
nj komory, unie obuvnickych
delnlku a svazu vyrobcG pro-
hlasil, re tato dohoda zname-
ma, re by Spojene Staty byly
zaplaveny lacinou obuvi.
Vyrobci V Metthuen, Law
renee, Newburyport, Amesbu-
ry a Lowell byli by tezce postf-
zeni, kdyby bylo snizeno clio
ma ceskoslovenskou obuv.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
Diva Zborovsti vojaci vypravu-
il O Zborovske bitve.


Kdyz sc bllzilo dvacate w.
rocf pamatne zborovske bitvy,
rozhodli Sc, re to budou oni
sami, kteff nap1sf dobrou pred
nasku o tom, jak k bitve doslo,
jaky byl jej1 prGbeh a jaky byl
jej1 vyznam. z jejich pera Wy
sla kn1zka, ktera je znameni-
tou prfruckou. Zdenek Fier-
linger, byvaly csl. vyslanec We
Washingtone, napsal svych
"Nekolik vzpom1nek ma Zbo-
row., nichz je dobre zachy-
cen ceskoslovensky vojak, jdou
CT koncem cervna 1917 Ike Zbo
rovu, nastupujfcf do zakop1 a
konecne provadej1c1 slavny L.
tok ma rakouske opevnene IL
ME. DR.. Fierlinger cituje "a
du dopis1, ktere v tech dobach
dostal cd svych znamych, "a
jatcG i vojak1 v nichz mluvi
celia doba, pima kvasu a oceka-
vanf velikych udalostf, zmatku
a temneho tuseni katastrof.
Dovede v nekolika radc1ch "a
chytit tragickou scenu, aniz u
potrebil vice SLOW, nez je pra-
We treba. Poslysme jedno mi
sto z jeho v%zpom1nek:
"Prapory jednotlivych ma
Sich pluk1 rozlozily Sc castec-
ne v predn1ch, velmi CHAIR
nych zakopech, castecne jake
zaloha, hledaly 1kryty v ne
hlubokych 1dolfch vlniteho te-
renu, kde vsak bez hlubsfch "a
kopG nebylo tax snadno sc
skryti i pred ohnem z rucnic a
kulometG. Vecer zvedajfcf Sc
svetelne rakety osvetlovaly
daleko siroko kraj. Rozpouta-
vs1 sc necekane pTestrelka pre-
kvapila mas casio ma vecernf
pochGzce a pTinucovala dale
ko "a pTedn1mi Intent vyhle-
davati 1tociste V derach cd
granatG nebo v opustenych "a
kopech. Tento pomerne new
hodny prostor a nedostatek
vybudovanych dkrytG stall Sc
hned prvn1 den 10. rote nase-
no tret1ho praporu osudnym.
OstTelovana delostTelectvem,
hledala 10. setnina 1tociste "a
nevysokym naspem, do nehoz
jednotliva oddelenf snazila sc
vykopati vodorovne 1kryty.
Sotva vsak dkryty byly hoto-
Ivy, nekolik vybuchnuvsich gra
natd mad naspem otfaslo kol-
mou stenou pGdy, ktera k vel
kemu zdeseni vsech pTftom-
nych zasypala tri bratry. Mar
ne byly namahy vsech prispe-
chavslch ma pomoc re soused-
mich setnin. Ma druhy den po-
hTbili jsme slavnostne tyto pr
WI nase padle pod Zborovem''
Podobny spodn1 ton moe
nych vzpom1nek osobn1ch c1t1
ctenaTi i pTi ctenf staff "Slav-
ma bitva u Zborova, jejf prd-
beh, vyznam a odkaz'. Poda-
va obraz bitvy cely, cd pocat-
ku az do konce a venuje stej-
ne mnoho pozornosti polite
kemu den1, z nehoz bitva wy
rostla a jehoz byla projevem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
Hra bIesku.

' ASHORE, Severnf Karolf-
ma, udefil v 1tery blesk do ko-
nina domu A. l.. Walkera. To
muto vyrazil blesk hodinky z
femlnku, jfmz ma ruce tyto pri-
pevnene mel. Walkerovi bic
KEN vubec uskozeno nebylo.
V Gateway, Utah, blesk
omracll "a roxy starou Earl
Robinson, jez v bezvedomf z1-
stala pres pGl hodiny. Til me-
Size stare dftko, jez mela v ma
rucl, z6stalo bez pohromy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
Ceneralni stavka We Warren,
Ohio.

Narodn1 gardiste S nasaze-
nymi bayonety rozprasili We
stredu zastupy stavkujicich
clend unit C. l. O. v Trumbull
okresu v Ohio.
V1dcove stavky pravi, re tt
Size delnikG poj1 Sc ku stavce,
v protest proti soudn1mu zaka-
zu piketovan1. Stavkou poc1-
tail stizeno jest 100000 oby-
vatel v Trumbull okrese.
Proti tomu, 1redn1ci Pack
ard Electric a Warren Too
spolecnostf, diva hlavnf podni.
ky prot nimz unie C. I. O. sc
postavila, p%rohlasili, re zavo.
dy otevreny budou tento ctvr.
tex.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
Slavny cikansky primas zem-
rel " bide a zapomenuti.

" Komarne zemrel 76lety
cikansky primas Adolf Levai,
nejstars1 cikansky hudebnik
ma jiznfm Slovensku a prosla-
veny primas. Hraval panovnf-
kim a vysoke slechte v cele E.
vrope. Celych 60 let hral ma
sve housle pc svete, protoze
jiz jake 16lety chlapec 81 Sc
stavil kapelu a cestoval S nj DO
Europe. We start ale spatne
snasel nocni bdenf a krone to-
no tez ohluchl. Zapomnelo Sc
ma neho a nyn1 zemTel v hide.
Dostal zapal Pile.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
Blesk zabil brace karet.

Pr prudke bouri, ktera Sc
strhla v okol1 L~ucence, byli
ctyTi Tide usmrceni blesky. Y
obci Lentvora hral karty roll
mix Hransky, Krta a Ciga.
Blesk sjel do hostince a vsech-
ny tri brace najednou zabil. V
druhe obci, v Slovenskych Kla-
canech, rozsvecoval rolnik
Stastny hromnicku ma ochranu
pred blesky. Blesk mu zhasl
sv1ci a zabil koc1ho Piece, KITE
ry stal vedle.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
Krajan zabit.

V Dallas, Texas, 35lety kra-
jan Josef BednaT z Dallas stal
Sc obetf nestastne nahody pr
jlzde ma trucku.
S Bednarem jelly tri zeny.
Byly tez poraneny, nikoli vsak
nebezpecne. Ia to tezce byl
poranen R. w. 1Stalones, kdez-
to r1dic vyvazl bez pohromy.
" Columbus, Texas, 10.
SET Hruby, sc rokG starry, "a.
strelil Sc v autu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
12lety vzduchoplavec.

Edward Sommers, IL rokd6
starry Glen rodiny v New Yorku
ivan Jest njemladS1m re vzdu-
choplavcd jedoucfch samot-
nych V aeroplanu We Spoje-
nych Statech. Edward samo-
Jedlny podnikl let We vysi g.
600 stop mad Floyd Bennett
Field v dtery.
Otec jeho, Andrew l.. So
mers, byl vzduchoplavcem We
svetove valce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
G. |. 0. a federalnf
~Zamestnanci

John L. Lewis, pTedseda
Committee for Industrial Or
ganization dial rozkaz k zaha-
jen1 akce zorganisovat federal
nj zamestnance. Mnoho fede-
ralnlch zamestnancG je cleny
A. F.. P, V poslednf dobe Sc
vSak Is uni cd A. F. P. odtr-
hlo a pfistoupily k c.. I. O. Po-
Get clenG G. l. O. obnasf 5000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
Novy prostredek proti
rakovine.

V South Bend, Indiana, Geo.
Byars, 55 rokG starry cernoch,
must straviti V polepsovne 200
dnl, ponevac nemohl zaplatiti
pokutu 5000, kterou diktoval
mu soudce "a jeho lecenf ra-
koviny. Bylo v~ysetreno, re ie-
no lex prot rakovine q vetsf
cast obsahoval kolomaz z ma
pray vozG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
Obssil Sc " zalaTi, kdyz dcera
ZemreIa.

V Ossining, New York, tres
tanec John Hernandez, odsou-
zeny ma dobu Cd 8 do 10 rok6
pro zabit1, obesil Sc v pondeli
We sve cell v zalaTi Sing-Sing,
kdyz Teceno mu bylo, re deyet
rokG stara jeho dcera zemfela
a nebylo mt dovoleno z1cast-
niti Sc pohfbu jej1ho, ponevac
zemTela ma nakazlivou nemoc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
70 druhiG ovoce ma jedinem
Strome.

V Paoli, Indiana, pestitel O.
voce, R. A. Troth, vypestoval
81 zvlastn1 jablon We SVEN sa-
de. Ma tam vroubovano II
druhG rGznych jablek, 5 dru-
hi hrusek a 3 druhy planych
jablek. Vsechny druhy jsou
vyjmenovany ma medene des-
ce pod stromem. Mimo to ma
kazdy druh zvlastn1 Stick.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
Townsend dostane asi pensi.

Vybor pro socialnf peel v kon-
gresu odporucil, ably DR.. Fran
els Townsend a jeho manzelka
obdrzeli Cd vlady dozivotnf
pensi V castce 5000 mesfcne.
Odporucenf je oddvodnovano
tim, re DR.. Townsend byl pn-
vodnlm zakladatelem popular
nlho starobn1ho pojistenf V &C.
EN- narode.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
Mrtvola plovouci " Chesapeake

V nedeli nalezena byla v
Chesapeake zalivu mezi Hol-
land Point a Poplar Island, plo
vouci mrtvola muze, jenz ne
mohl hned ztotoznen byti. Byl
star asi As rokd.
V utonulem zjisten byl Jo-
seph Fekaycs, 81 rokd starry z
1. blocku E. Barney ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25

' Chicago 56lety w. w. o.
Brien, ktery byl pred lety PRIV
MIN assistentem statn1ho ma
vladnfho a byl postrachem
vsech zlocincG, zatcen byl ia
ko pobuda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
Zemfel pri naslouchani
zapasu.

Joseph l.. Ranft, byvaly pred
soda demokratickeho statnlho
vyboru pro Baltimore a pc pat
nact rokG policejnf soudce,
zemfel V 1tery, kdyz poslou-
chal radio zpravy O pestnfm
zapasu mezi Braddockem a
Louisem. Klesl mrtev v zidli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
Odsouzen ma pet rokIG pro lou
PEI " 2. taxicabech.

Leroy Krebs, vojak z Hola-
bird kasaren, odsouzen byl We
stredu ma pet rok6 pro krade-
re V sedmi taxicabech spacha-
ne. Sedm T1dic1 taxicabG O.
kradl asi O $40. Ozbrojen byl
detskou pistol, kdyz zatcen
byl Ia. cervna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-06-25
MaIy OZnalnOvatel.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-26
""A1.fiSf:S Model Slain
Margie Shannon Is Slain,
Three Others Live
In Deadly Peril
By MICHAEL o'MALLEY
WHAT HAS HAPPENED

Police are bued Staying of Mdrge Shannon famed as
the model for Wrenn portraits She tound oy n0a
lho enters apartment in the morning.
DEATH out oooery
been in complete disorder furniture oOe
contents OF drGWerS scattered doou' u" 'U"'0
tapestry from the DnH ~ , ~. -.u.o.,o
Te;ck clerk at the apartment tells OF Miss ShGnnonS
orrrno home shortly midnight accompanied oy an H
u.~o.4. a..
theft of nearing apparel and JeDery , , -. ..
HoWdrd eSteS that on the opening the C.1e W. III
ted he accompanied Miss Shannon home from the Stuao ou
stayed only short time ~ 49,, =, o .,u;n :; tov,d
In Miss Foers apartment denies knoOled9e OF hoo came
tn he there but her tinqerprin it, She dreSted
Saul tenant in the apartment tells ponce 1Ho ne So
Miss Fouer in hall, dagger in hand . 80 - 1.
ont Prosecutor Miles shielding identity OF the man Who
escorted home, Just prior TO the
formerly close friends h1d qudrrd
At the defended BY Stanley Eudn famous
ln1puer 1Uho S employer.
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innocence.
That. I remind you again, is to be
taken for granted until, and I'M
less, the state convinces every one
of you that the girl who sits at
that table with her eyes upon you
is guilty of one of the vilest crimes
within our memory.
His prediction was borne out a
little later when Bertha Ramsey
assembled to the witness chair. She
looked much more composed than
she had been when Cropsy talked
to her the morning following the
murder, but she answered the
County Prosecutors questions in a
voice that barely carried beyond
the press table.
It was just routine information
that Miles wanted brought out,
but when he turned the witness
over for cross-examination Stanley
Evans asked:
Before you went to Miss Shan.
mons door to tidy up her apart
ment, had you visited Miss FoW'
ler's apartment next door,"
Eyes. sir"
"And you Strengthened that UP
first?"
Eyes, sir. I always went to Miss
Shannon's apartment last, because
she usually slept later than the
Others"
"I see. And you made up Miss
Fowler's bed2"
Eyes, sir"
did you notice whether the bed
had been slept inP"
Yes, it had"
That's all, thank you"
Attorney Asks Final
Question of Witness
"One moment" said Miles
quickly as the witness started to
rise. Might not a person lying
down for Just few moments also
have disordered it in the same
manner2"
IT suppose so. yes"
She stepped down and Ross
Thomas chuckled. Miles stops
an attempted end run for no gain.
. The theory being, I suppose,
that girl with a murder fresh
on her conscience would not turn
to her bed for surcease and solid
nap. Am I right. Mr.. Williamson,
or is that libelous?"
We heard Miles ask for Lieu
tenant John Cropsy" then, but
Judge Sawyer, leaning forward,
interposed question.
"JuSt a moment, please. We are
within a few minutes of adjourn.
ment time. Will the lieutenant be
a brief witness? If not, 1 would
suggest the State call another wit.
ness at this time or. if you prefer
we can adjourn until tomorrow
morning"
Miles glanced at his watch. II
mad no idea it was so late, Your
Honor. The State, if the court
please. would prefer adjournment.
While it makes no great differ
ence, I should like to call our wit.
nesses in their logical order"
At the press table We began to
gather our belongings. Janice
Fowler glanced our way and sa-
luted her as Judge Sawyer'S gavel
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Now Read On

Evans rested his careesy on the jury box railing anu
Grady williamson stirred angudy and settled back in his
coma. $500
When all the evidence in this shall have been pre-
trne whether the State has proved beyond reasonable
doubt that the defendant is guilty Beyond reasonable
doubt mind you. That wholly and conclusvely IL
not rAnured of the defense that prove Miss Fowler
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fell and the bailiff's SonorouS
Hear We" dismissed us.
CHAPTER x1
Brandt Gets Curious
A story for next days first edi-
ton out of the way, and then
dinner at the Hole in the Wall
with the suddenly friendly Lowell
Brant. He was curious, he said;
it was too bad indeed that he
couldn't get away from the office
to look in at the trial.
II envy you"
ooh, you didn't miss much to-
day" I said. ,...4
Tomorrow it will be different
Does Cropsy go on first?"
Eyes. but I don't expect any fire.
works from him. He's withstood
too many cross-examinations in
his time to let them bother him.
There might be something to write
about when Evans turns loose on
Saul Mitchell"
You don't think much Of her
prospects, do you?" Brant asked
with a sympathetic smile.
I didn't answer. His fingertipS
beat a mild tattoo on the table.
Tell me-" he said presently, do
you really find that you like her
very much?"
"Well, what of it?" I said cross
". They can't hang me for that,
can they?"
81 should say mott didn't mean
to stick my nose in"
Forget it. Sure, I like her.
She's a game little kid. You'd like
her yourself. But that's not help
ing her"
Cant Evans help her?"
"If Evans can't, nobody can: but
Evans can't beat this case. What
little chance he had vanished
when Janice lied about the dag
ger. Can't you hear Miles now,
seeking it home to the jury? I
can: What did she say when she
was arrested? She said she had no
idea how the weapon came to be
in her room. And what did she
say when she learned that a wit
ness had seen her at Margie Shan
mons door with the weapon in her
hand? Why, she manufactured
an entirely new story. When she
was caught in one lie she calmly
told another That's what
Miles will tell 'em: that's his
trump card; and there's where
Evans, with all his cleverness, is
licked"
Girls Picture HauntS
Reporter During Meal
Brant nodded in silent agree.
ment. The waiter brought our
soup. I went through the motions
of eating, but I was not hungry;
I couldn't Danish from my mind
the haunting picture of Janice
Fowler standing up to hear the
jury's Notwithstanding straight
and brave, her little square chin
lifted, her clear eyes intent upon
the foreman.
Guilty."
Brandt'S hand fell upon my
arm. We'll go to my room after
dinner. I want you to sample a
bit of Hultskamp I've been saving
for a special occasion"
To Be Continued
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Nanette and Grip-tite Summer shoes
at half price. White linens, buckskins,
kidskins in all white or white with
brown. All sizes. but not every size in
every style! Womens Shoes-Air-
Cooled Second Floor.
Evening star., 1937-07-15
Hi Divan
1897

e-5.e5 END TABLES; solid OO7
walnut --------------- Ss~s
S-S.oS LAMP TABLES;
.oaa vs11us venee' and hard 3.47
2-0.o5 OCCASIONAL CHAIRS;
pnn,stfliea spring hllea seats; tapestry 4.97
99.85 RATTAN SETTEE, 1AO7
plaid covering -------
5-1b95 WING CHAIRS;
solid maple; Colonial plaid -O7
.upholsterins
'1-24.5O FRENCH CON-
MODE; 3 spacious draw ID CS
.-1s.e3 LOUNGE CHAIRS with
ottomanS; English club a ~
style with tufted back 1'fA
1-15.95 CONSOLE TYPE -O7
1-3n.5O DINFTTE BUFFET; So
rubbed finish lO'@o
ural rattan: settee and matching
chair: Sn,i1:r'ns rust h0mesDun up 24.47
iwis.gs LIVING ROOM soFA;
brown jungle cloth up 24.47
SMi1.e. Sii. MIRROR; 2s-in. diam
rne.sr circle; silver lacquered 5Q7
Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1937-07-15
E. Misses
Sc to 1895
Dresses
800

We've only IS in this out
standing group! Pure dye
wash silks, crepe romaine,
bright prints and dark
shades. Broken sizes. Bud
get Shop, Second Floor.
20 REG. 6.95 MISSES
SHEERS AND PRINT OA1
DRESSES -
80 REG. 399 SATINS, Benz
b E r G S, ACETATES. 1On
Misses, women -
50 REG. 7.95 SUMNER COATS,
some capes included.
Wool crepes, novelty 2 o.
weave woolens- O
10 REG. 1895 SUMNER COATS,
lined bright fleeces, Shet- O.
land woods (white) - WV
8 REG. 7.95 MISSES WHITE
SUMNER SUITS, well . ~
tailored observation-disclosures c'~'
Economy Shop-Second Floor
The daily independent., 1937-06-25

Purchase of Virgin Islands
fhe Virgin Islands, 1872 square
miles, were bought for $3.50 an acre
by the United States.
The daily independent., 1937-06-25

born flirt, bored with her sur
rOundings, it was to be expected
that she would exercise upon the
newest and, according to her own
rating. the most attractive man
in town, all her enchantment.
Well, let her. Rose wasn't afraid.
No, Rose was not afraid and
Sally knew it. The trouble was
that Sally was and Rose couldn't
know that.
Sally had been honest with the
other girl, up to a point. She did
like her. She did believe that
Rose Ward was in love with Jona-
than and that Jonathan was
perhaps a little N love with
her. What she had not told
Rose, and what she cared not
fully admit to herself, was that,
watching from the lookout that
day through the strong glasses,
watching the little boat which
Jonathan guided tossed and turn
ed and all but submerged, eclipsed
in the grey greenness of angry
waters, she had suffered as she
had never before suffered in all
her shallow, exciting little life,
And she had been terribly fright
ened: not alone for Jonathan, in
the boat but for 1erseL< sale III
the lookout on land. She had
been frightened because Sh e