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The Washington times., 1937-05-26
Three Cabinet Wives Are Absent

Just now the rose petals-yel
low, pale pink, American beauty
and sunburSt are beginning to
open.
Guests may wander through
gardens, vieing with the famed
ones of Versailles and rambling
natural glens ending abruptly IN
deep cool ponds where shining
goldfish dart hither and yon. The
masses of Iris in all shades, are in
their glory Just at present while a
few of the perennials are peeplng
through the grounds.
Ambassador Returns
Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss will probably
leave their delightful haven the
first Of July for parts unknown
but more than likely home on the
West Coast.
This is the time of year when
everyone is leaving town or pre-
pairing to leave. However, the Am
bassador of Belgium, Count Rob-
ert Wander Straten-Ponthoz,
is just returning from an extern
tive sojourn.
He first went to Argentina in
February to join his incredibly
handsome wife. who incidentally
is a native of that region. From
there he journeyed to Belgium and
is returning to the Embassy to-
day. The silver-haired Countess,
however. will not grace the Capital
until sometime next month.
The Washington times., 1937-05-26

'and Its quaint little Italian gar
den.
Mrs. Edward Finkenstaedt,
another sister of Baroness Won
Schoen, will entertain at h e r
home in Georgetown tomorrow
afternoon.
One of the guests at the
party this afternoon. who has
gotten quite a reputation for
herself as a party goer," is
Suzanne Walker, small grand
daughter of the hostess. An
evening or so ago, Suzanne,
who is just a little over a year
old, was allowed to see the ia
BILE decorations for a dinner
party Of 46 which her grand
parents were giving that eve
ming. When led into the room
she laughed joyfully and
clapped her hands.
To get back to Baroness Won
Schoen, she is en- route from
Chile to her home near Munich,
Germany, to supervise some al
terations and on their compile
ton will rejoin her husband
in South America. She sails
from New York, eastward
bound, on the Bremen on June
II.
There's a visit being planned
for the Fall, which will interest
great many in Washington
Countess de Baillet-Latour, the
former Mariana Dunn, will
accompany her husband to this
country from their home in Bel
GUM, and they will bring with
them their infant daughter, whc
The Washington times., 1937-05-26
Will
Attend Show

The Army Relief Horse Show
to be held at Fort Myer, in the
beautiful Fort Myer Gardens on
Monday, is attracting large num-
bers of horse lovers from Wash
ington, Maryland and Virginia.
Those from the diplomatic corps
who have made reservations are
the Ambassador of the Union OF
Soviet Socialistic Republics and
Nine. Troyanovsky, the Turkish
Ambassador and Nine. Ertegun,
the Minister of the Irish Free
State, Mr.. Michael MacWhite, and
the Minister of the Dominican
Republic and Sonora de PaStoriza.
McReynOlds to Attend
Among others planning to at
tend this show are:
Gen. and Mrs. Malin Craig, AS
sociate Justice James A. Mercy
nolds, Associate Justice Pierce But
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Woods
Bliss, Mr.. and Mrs. William Led
yard Rodgers, Senator and Mrs.
Morris Sheppard, Gen. Wallace De-
Witt, Rear Admiral Thomas C..
Hart. DR.. James A. Lyon, Col. C. E.
Dellaphane, Mrs. Edward B. Nc
Lean, Mr.. Lloyd B. Wilson. Mr..
Frank B. Moves, Rear Admiral
Norman M. Smith, Maj. Gen. Will
liam Crozier. Maj. Gen. Upton
Birnie, jr., Rear Admiral Charles
Conard and Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
H. Jones.
Many Will Go
Still others who have made re-
servations are Senator and Mrs. j.
Hamilton Lewis, Mr.. William P.
Cole, jr., Mrs. George Hewitt Mey-
ers, Gen. E. S. Hartshorn, Col. Jessie
C. Drain, Col. R. E. D. Hoyle, Col.
Howard Baily, Col. Berkely T.
Merchant, Col. w. w. Gordon, Col.
Harry N. Cootes, Col. Harold M.
Raynor, Major Frank L. Whit
taker, Major C. M. Mullins, Miss
Bell Gurnee, Major Gyles Merrill,
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. John Millikin,
Col. and Mrs. j. M. Wainwright
and Col. L. B. Bender
All the proceeds from this show
will go to the Army Relief Society.
an organization devoted to the aid
of Army widows and orphans.
Lieut.. Col. Raymond Marsh, U.
S. A., and Mrs. Marsh, of Fort Ben.
ming, Ca. are spending a few days
at the Martinique.
X \
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Phillips are
at the st. Regis in New York City
from Middleburg, Va.
The Washington times., 1937-05-26
700p!n!!: ;. . Topics
Baroness Is
Royalty Feted

will make her first visit to her
mothers native country.
Mariana is the daughter of
that popular couple, the Chief
of the Western European Divi-
sion of the State Department
and Mrs. James Clement Dunn,
and her little family will be the
guests of her parents at their
home on Observatory Circle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Caldwell
have had as their house guest
for the past 10 days the for
mer's very charming mother,
Mrs. John Caldwell, who has re-
turned to her home in Chicago
following round of luncheon
and dinner parties.
1t used to be that Senator
Borah began each day with a
canter through Rock Creek
Park on his favorite horse, but
now he has changed the sched-
ule, and after a drive of some
miles he alights from his car
and walks the remaining dis
tance to the Capital, frequently
beginning his walk through the
paths of the park.
The Washington times., 1937-05-26
ENJOYS Feted
At Dinner

Five ENJOYS from South Ameri-
can countries were guests at a
dinner last night at the Carlton
Hotel. given by Alberto zalamea.
Following the dinner they spoke
over the inaugural program of
the new Columbia Broadcasting
System short wave station W2XE,
their voices being carried to their
respective native countries.
The guests were the Ambassador
from Brazil, Mr.. OsWaldo Aranha:
the Ambassador from Chile, Senior
Don Manuel Trucco; Minister from
Columbia, Senior Don Miguel Lopez
Pumarejo; the Counselor of the
Mexican Embassy, Senior Don Luis
QuintanilA, and the Counselor of
the Peruvian Embassy, DR.. Juan
Mendoza Almehara.
Other guests were Mr.. Harry
Burcher, Mr.. ]. D. Fitzgerald and
Miss Ann ellis.
A large silver bowl Of American
Beauty roses formed the table deco
ration. Each gentleman was pre-
sented with boutonnaire of corn
flowers,
The Washington times., 1937-05-26
Rae. o. o. Pat on.
Blu Flora Macdonald

eand its quaint little Italian gar
den.
The Washington times., 1937-05-26
Given

Mrs. Walter Wyatt entertained
at luncheon yesterday at her
home in honor of Mrs. william
King, daughter OF Mrs. Harllee
Branch.
Among those who attended
were Sonora de Castro, Mrs:
William Gibbs McAdoo, Mrs.
Joseph Broderick, Mrs. Branch,
Mrs. Chester C. Davis, and Mrs.
D. Worth Clarke. There were
80 guests at the party.
A gala event at the King-Smith
Playhouse back of the Shoreham
Hotel is scheduled for this eve
ming. when the final play Of the
season will be presented. The ter.
race overlooking Rock Creek Park
will be lighted with lanterns and
guests will be served refreshments
between acts.
The play. Spring Dance. I"
which has a light, amusing plot
dealing with prom weekend at
Smith College, was original with
Eleanor Golden, a Washington
girl Mr.. S. Wesley Mckee is the
director and those who will take
part are Miss Philippe HutchinS
Miss Anne Perkins, Miss Margery
Hood, Miss Jane Eoff. Miss Judith
Owen. Miss Mathilda Tillman. Mr..
Dick Murphy, Mr.. Frank Koonce,
Mr.. Edward Bags, Mr.. Frank
Gaunt and Mr.. James Carroll.
y
Col. and Mrs. Francis A. Rug.
giles are at the Vanderbilt Hotel
in New York City.
The Washington times., 1937-05-26
NcNIy comeAcn
Womon's Party
Sponsors Play
Reg. Q. 9. Pat. Of.

Dr.. Adams, of the Folger Memo
rial Shakespeare Library; Mr.. and
and Mrs. Robert Lincoln O'Brien,
Col. Charles C. Cresson, Mrs. Fred
erick E. harrington, Nine. EN-.
manuel Dimitru, and Miss Doris
The Washington times., 1937-05-26

X
Comdr. and Mrs. E. L. Cochrane
will be hosts at a dinner tonight
for Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. De
Witt Clinton Redgrave, who are
leaving soon to make their home
in New York.
Y 4
Colonel and Mrs. John Clark
with Mrs, Ira Lee Gregory returned
to their apartment at Wardman
Park Hotel last night after spend
ing a week in New York City.
The Washington times., 1937-05-26
DipIOnsnfic and Official Notes:
CUBAN ENVOY IS LUNCHEON FOSl
Sumner Welles Honored by the
Ambassador; Members Of Staff
Are Guests at the Party

The Cuban Ambassador, Senior DIR. Pedro
Martinez Fraga, entertained at luncheon to-
day at the embassy Sixteenth Street in honor OF the newly
appointed Undersecreary of State Mr. Sumner Wres The
luncheon at which only members of the embassy staff were
nresent was to celebrate Mr. Weles promotion from AS
Secretary @ Undersecretary
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-13
Sest obetf " elevatorech.

V osmnacti elevatorovych
nehodach letosniho roku udav-
SIGH sc V Baltimore, sest osob
bylo zabito a ctrnact zraneno.
J. M. Russell, mestsky sta
vebnf inzenyr, jenz r1di eleva-
torove inspektory, pravil, re
behem techto sedmi mesicd "a
znamenano nehod tohoto dru-
hu vice neil kteremkoliv ro-
&c pred tim.
VetSinou melody udaly Sc v
nakladnfch elevatorech, ktere
pri prohl1dce shledany byly v
dobrem stavu. Skorem V kaz-
dem pTfpadu inspektoTi vinili
z neopatrnosti ty, kteTi eleva-
tory operovali. Elevator k. pr.
v Rouse budov6, V n6mz muz
usmrcen byl, shledan byl v do
brem stavu pred nehodou. TTi-
krate inspektory naT1zeny O.
pravy a ty vzdy spravne pro
vedeny byly.
Mesto zamestnava pet in
spektorG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-13
JOE COX porazil CLIFF OIL.
SOMA " hlavnim krrizkovem


Minulou stTedu v hlavnim
kr1zkovem zapase poTadanem
V Carlins Park Joe Cox porazil
Cliff Olsona V 8 minutach. "a
pas tento byl velice zajfmavy
Zapasy mezi Nick Compo-
freda a Hank Barber; Reb Rus
sell a Al Mercer pc 80 minute
vem kflzkovani oba zapasy
prohlaseny byly soudcem "a
nerozhodnute.
Jack Donovan prohlasen byl
jake v1tez kdyz pc II minute
vem kr1zkovan1 Jack Patter-
son byl diskvalifikovan pro
uzfvan1 nedovolenych 1tokn
pTi zapase.
Stanley Pinto porazil Henry
Pierse We IA minutach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-13

Ohledne poctu devcat v "a
myslene uni nebyly Size udany
zadne cifry, ale mohou byti cd
hadnuty die 5000 registrova-
nych sluzek Venuse v 1900 pro
stitucn1ch domech V Paf1zi.
Celkovy pocet nevestincG We
Francii Sc odhaduje ma 10000.
Vedle techto re zdravotn1ch
duvodu registrovanych neve-
sick Sc eta, re v Par1zi je nej-
meme 10000 jich neprihlase-
nych kolegyn a jeden policej-
nj frefekt dokonce odhaduJe
10000 a celkovy pocet We
Francii Sc da odvoditi z techto
c1sel. Kdyz Sc pred casem
socialisticke a komunisticke u
ME sjednotily, stale Sc zertem
rceni, re "Ted je vsecko v uni
mimo pobehlic." Nyn1 ale i ten
to zert neplati.
Nova unie ale neucinila zad-
ny pokus pTihlasiti sc ku vseo-
becne konfederaci prace. STREET
la by Sc asi S otazkou, zda-li
jejfch pTfslusnic Sc da
kvalifikovati co prace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-13
Otravil Sc " Pennsylvania.

Clinton M. Johnson z Gill
man Terrace, Baltimore. otra-
vii Sc v nedeli plynovymi vypa-
ry V garazi V letnfm vyletnfm
miste V Buena Vista Springs,
Pa. V Baltimore byl intereso-
van V obchodovani realitami.
- Caroline Rose, 24leta, le-
cena Jest z otravy v University
nemocnici.
Carroll A. Cook, 38lety z
Belalr road, nalezen byl "a
stfeleny We svetnici sveho do
mu.
William E. Jenkins. ABLE
ty hotovitel dymek, ueinil po-
kus otravy jedem v nedeli V
dome We 400 blocku E.. Lafa-
yette avenue, kde mel najatou
svetnici.
Elmer Reifsnider obesil
Sc v nedeli ma Western poll
cejnl satnici, kde zavren byl
pro neporadne chovani Sc. O.
besil sc ma remeni ma dverfch
cely.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-13
Baltimore and Ohio Wax vyle
tel z koleji.

Zeleznicn1 detektivove a u
rednlci Clinton okresu We sta
tn Illinois pocali V pondel1 $
patranfm pc muzi anebo mu-
zich, kterymi znicen byti mel
Wax drahy. Osobnf vlak Sc
200 cestuj1c1mi jel skrze Car
lyle do st. Louis. Pod naspem
vyjel z koleji, ma nichz nekym
polozena byla S 1myslem mi
citi Wax tezka ocelova pfekaz-
ka, jez pTipevnena byla ku
temto.
Wax jedoucf rychlost1 IS mil
v iodine prejel pfekazku tn
az ma lokomotivu a viz "a tou-
to, jez ~vyletely z koleJ1. O.
statnfch IL vagon1 zdstalo ma
kolejich, nektere z Mich ma po-
kraji pTevrhnut1 Sc. 800 stop
koleji zniceno bylo. Ma vlaku
bylo $50 clenG radu Knights of
Pythias z Cincinnati, Ohio, je-
douc1ch ma konvenci do Tulsy,
Oklahoma.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-13
MaryIandsti mezi okradenymi
" PaFizi.

CtyTi Marylandsti byli mezi
americkymi turisty okradeny-
mi v hotelu v PaT1zi O vice nez-
Ii $150.000 We spercfch.
Ob6t1 zlod6jG byli Maryland
ske zeny: Albert Lissberger,
Callow avenue V Baltimore, I.
Coblenz Isaaci z Valley road,
Stevenson a manzele I. S. Potts
z Clear View, Garrison.
Pottsove ukradeny byly sper-
ky asi v Gene 100000.
Skorem We vsech prfpadech
zlodeji dostali Sc do pokojd O.
kradenych Vysplhan1m Sc ma
balkony.
Ztraty castecne kryty jsou
pojist6nfm. Kradeze byly asi
dflem mezinarodnf handy zlo-
d9jske.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-13
Automobily.

Sobotn1mi nehodami pocet
usmrcenych automobily v Ma
rylandu dostoupil vyse 1926 Cd
1. ledna tohoto roku.
V sobotu usmrcena byla pr
chdzi 69leta Mary McCulloch
ma Wiseburg road Baltimore
okresu.
V Cumberland pred domem
rodicu zabit byl 6 rok1 starry
Eugene Lepley. Zabit byl
truckem.
= Richard Howe odsouzen
byl ku pokute 500 a 1tratam
v Traffic soudu. Howe pTipu-
still, re jel rychle, ale omlouval
Sc, re nev1 jakou rychlostf jel.
Policista Adams dokazal mu,
re jel pc Reisterstown road
pres 76 mil V iodine. Dalsi
vymluvou souzeneho bylo, re
oznameno bylo mt onemocne-
nj matky a re k nj special.
Soudce pravil mu, re "nen1 O.
mluvy" ami tonic pripadu
pro takovou rychlost.
= 62 roxy starry Joseph
Smaller z Eierman avenue, sra
zen byl ma North Point road
automobilem, ktery z mista me-
hody ujel.
- Helen Schag z Filadelfie
zemrela V Salisbury v nemoc-
nici.
- Robertu Vensdon. % ro-
ky staremu, v ponedli prera-
zena byla noha, kdyz motor
cykl, ma nemz jel, srazil Sc S
elektrickou poulicni karou ma
w ashington Boulevard.
Pet cernochd poraneno
bylo, kdyz automobil jejich
srazil Sc S truckem ma Marley
Neck.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-13
Doktor zemrel v nemocnici.


Smrt doktora Armen Green
hut, 39leteho v Dundalk leka-
re, jenz uznan byl v Bel-Air
vinnym re znasilnenf 13 rokd
stare divky, zemrel v sobotu
We vezen1. DR.. Richardson sta
novil, re vse nasvedcovalo to-
mu, re nejakym drugem ucinil
Greenhut konec svemu zivotu.
Ku jistote zvlastnf zkouskou
dospeje Sc asi v tydnu nebo
desfti dnech.
J. Fletcher I'll. Gorsuch z
Towson a Frederick L. Co.
bourn z Bel-Air, jeho obhajci,
podali protest prot 1redni pro
hlidce mrtvoly -tvrd1ce, re
doktor zemTel We vezenf priro-
zenou smrtl.
Nalezen byl mrtev zalarni-
KEN V 7. hodin v sobotu rano
" postavenf takovem jakoby
klidne spal.
Behem porotn1ho soudu dok-
tor byl celkem klidny. z klidu
medal Sc ami vyrusiti, kdyz for
man poroty prohlasil jej vim
nym z napadenf ID rokd stare
skolacky v Dundalk, ma kteryz
zlocin stanovena byti mela
snad poprava.
DR.. Greenhut do Ameriky
pTijel r. 1923. Narozen byl v
Rakousku. z university gra-
! duoval We V1dni. Jake intern
slouzil v nekolika Americ.
! kych nemocnic1ch a byl ucite.
lem nasnich a hrdeln1ch one.
mocnenf ma Pennsylvania uni.
versite pred 2 roxy. Kdyz tan
byl profesorem, ozenil Sc a pc.
zdeji opustil manzelku. Ne.
10 rok1 stareho syna. Byl lid
Soud pred velkoporotou s
MIN trval ctyTi dny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-13
Predbszne oznameni zabav.

= Devaty Slet zupa Rip Kat.
Jednoty Sokol Dude Sc odbyvat
pTi osade sv. Vaclavske a Size
V patek, 27. srpna tanecn1 "a
bava ma uv1tan1 hostd; V sobo-
tn, %. srpna tanecn1 zabava V
Katolicke Budove V ned6li 20.
srpna divadelni predstaven1
"Baruska" V osadn1 SIM ma
Collington Avenue. Zacatek V
8. hodin vecer. Hudba Sokol-
ska. V pondel1, 80. srpna ia
necn1 zabava ma rozloucenou
zavodn1kG a hostG V Katolicke
Budov6. Hudba Sokolska br.
V. Kul1ska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-13
Pc II Ietech.

Celych II rokG uplynulych
cd vrazdy 24lete z Evanstonu,
Florence Barton, ma osamele
ceste bllze Kansas City, nepfi-
neslo zjisten1 vraha. Re stat
niho trestaneckeho tabora v
Andrews, N. c., prichazf nyni
zprava, re trestanec Clyde
Cummings primal, re Is. T1jna
r. 1920 zastTelil devce "a 5000.
Barton byla spolecenskou
damou a patTila mezi elitu Sc
vernfho Chicago. Byla dcerou
L. L.. B~artona, precisely Noel
wain-Barton Shoe Co.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-13

Z Houstonu, Texas Sc SIDE.
luje, re Josef Jacobs, fedite-
galvestonskeho obchodu sta
rym haraburdlm, byl obzalo.
van spolkovymi 1rady pro neo-
bycejny prestupek: vlastnictvi
prazdnych lahvf cd kofalky
Podobna obzaloba byla poda-
ma i prot jeho spolecniku. O.
ba jsou obzalovani, re vlastni
prazdne lahve cd koralky
ktere JIM vyprazdnili, coz sc
pTfci spolkovemu zakonu. Nej.
vyss1 pokuta je tisfc dolar1 q
diva roxy vezen1, nebo oboje.
Oba obzalovanl slozili zaruku.
vsichni jsou pravem zvedavi
ma rozhodnut1 soudu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-13
Strelena.

Gertrude Kline, 42leta, jez
vdana byla sestkrate, dana by
la v sobotu do University ne
mocnice. Kule, strelena jejfm
manzelem, zaryla Sc il do kr-
ku. Strelena byla bytu SVEN
ma Ridge road We Woodlawn.
Vdana byla S manzelem svym
pred mes1cem. Ctyri z prvn1ch
manzeln zemreli a cd jednoho
rozvedena byla. Nynejs1 man
Eel jeff, John Kline, je star 50
rok1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-13
z hospody.

Ctyri odsouzeni byli ku pc
nezitym pokutam pro rvacku V
hospode ma Belle Grove road u
Humphrey. We rvacce strhnu.
vsf Sc den odpocinku, v ne
deli, rozbit byl oblicej Harry
Skipper, hospodskemu.
Clinton Knisley z Guilford,
odsouzen ku pokute $40, jehc
manzelka ku pokute SIS, Sa-
muel Robinson SIS a Sadie Ro.
binson ku SIS. Vsichni platiti
museli soudnf utraty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-13
Decko tezce zraneno pri hire
kostek.

Devet mes1c1 stare .cernos-
ske d1tko, kriticky zraneno by
10 pri rvacce, jez strhla Sc V
sobotu mezi hrajfc1mi v kostky
" 800 blocku Whatcoat avenue
Decko drzela matka jeff, Jane
Anderson v narucf, kdyz pfi-
hl1zela hre. Kul1 trefeno bylo
ditko do leve strany hlavy.
Jeden z cernochd rozl1til Sc,
kdyz jiny ukradl mu 80 cent?
pri hre.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-13

Zatlm co Hampstead dobro-
volnicka pozarenska kumpa-
ME vedla paradu dvaceti j.
nych kumpanif z rGznych SEX
CT Baltimore okresu pc Main
ulici V Hampstead, zavznel po-
zarensky signal. Vsechny or
ganisace specially ku horfci
garazi. Kdyz pTispechaly ia
to a automobil v nj byly jiz O.
bet1 pozaru uplne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-13
Ohnem znicena LODI.

LODI Augusta C. Quinn, ma
niz vozen byl naklad v zalivu
Chesapeake, znicena byla v
patek ohnem nedaleko m1sta,
Bodkin Point, u nehoz shorela
LODI City of Baltimore. Naklad-
nj LODI vlastnil Randolph Tho
mas re st. Georges Island. Ma
lodi nalozeno bylo $500 melo-
MI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-13
Kradeze.

Norman GOldsteln, c. 2803
Denison ulice, president Globe
Poster Printing spolecnosti,
byl pfepaden a okraden O
$500 urcenych ma vyplatu "a
mestnancGm. Prepaden byl v
patek pri vstupu do budovy, &.
113 S. Hanover ulice, kde jeho
1fadovna umfstnena. PTepa-
dem byl tax postrasen, re POI
nekolik okamzikd nemohl Sc
ami hnouti. Bandita chopiv je-
no kozenou taSku S pencil
zmizel beze stopy.
- Diva cernosti zlodeji vesli
do obchodu S l1hovinami, Isa-
dore Sommerfeld ma Maryland
avenue a pod hrozbou zastre-
len1 okradli jej O hotove penf-
re mezi 25 a 35 dolary.
- Victor Cornsaniti ozna-
mil severovychodnf stanici, re
z jeho domu v 600 blocku
Traymore road zlodeji ukradli
$35 ma hotovosti a sperky v ce-
ne $3.50. Zlodej vloupal sc do
domu v nepr1tomnosti rodiny
skrze okno.
- Do dvou Ionic, v nichz
spala rodina Williama Moore,
V 400 blocku Kenshaw ave.,
zlodej Sc dostal a ukradl $45
ma hotovosti a diva ~prsteny. To
bolku S pencil wal z kalhot,
-ljez byly pTehozeny ma zidli.
= Isidore Elfenfein, mali
tel curkafskeho obchodu 600
: blocku Bruno ulice, napaden
/ byl We SVEN obchodu dvema
: muzi, kteff jej okradli O $24.
Oba byli cernosi.
:. = Lacey Woodbridge z 700
blocku w. Lexington ulice, O.
znamil policii, re napaden byl
cernochem v garazi, v n1z jest
nocnlm zamestnancem. Mani
Tenym revolverem vynutil ma
mem dive bednicky, v nichz by
10 asi pres $14.
= Mollie Sherman z West
wood avenue, okradena byla O
tobolku, v n1z mela $40. O.
kradena byla jdouc s NAME
lem svym 100 blocku West
wood avenue. Manzel jejf pri
stihan1 dvou cernochG - zlo-
dejG padl a poranen byl. O.
setren1 dostalo Sc mu v nemoc-
nici.
= Tri zatceni byli pro spa
chant kradezf v zavodu B. V.
D.korporace ma Pratt a Greene
ulicfch, jez provadeny byly
jiz cd 1nora.
Paul Braun, 17lety z Wash
ington Boulevard, when jest z
ukradenf SO pard podvlekacek
80 tuctG spodnfch kosil a 8 pa
ri pajamas, James H. Hood,
34lety cernoch, bez domova,
when jest z kradeze tr1 kosil a
jedne spodn1 kosile a 33lety
Edward B. Henry z Baltimore
Highlands z koupen1 ukrade-
nych pfedmetu.
- Gilbert Wroten a Daniel
McQaude zatceni byli pro kra-
DEE cukru, ceneneho ma $75 re
skladiste firmy C. M. Pitt &
lSons spolecnosti Oliver ulici.
Cukr cd mich koupil Louis Ka-
rangelen z William ulice.
:, = Tri zavreni byli ma Fern
dale policejn1 stanici v Anne
Arundel okresu. Obzalovani
jsou, re chteli okrasti obchod
ma Annapolis Boulevard, Brook
Ign Park, casne v pondelf rano.
Zatceni byli: William Dehn,
21lety, Oliver McManus, 25le-
-ty a 20lety Thomas SLOUGH.
~
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-13
Bidne pomsry Francie.

Move svetIo bylo vrzeno ma
pomery v prostituci We Francli,
kdyz bylo v Parfzi oznameno
utvorenf delnicke unie nazva-
ne "Pratelske sdruzenl zTfzen-
CD socialnfch dom1 a profe-
sionAlek."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-13
Obsti melody pfi koupani.

William Vandercook, 3Olety
z Plymouth road, zemrel ne
mocnici, kan dan byl pc IRA
neni, ktere pri koupan1 utrpel
u Fort Armistead, kde sesko-
KEN narazil hlavou ma nejaky
predmet pod vodou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-13
Now csl. ministr do Ruska.

DR.. Zdenek Fierlinger, KITE
ry drive p1sobil CO csl. ministr
do Spojenych Statu, byl tjme-
novan "a zastupce sve vlady v
Moskve. Fierlinger zastupo-
val CSR We Washingtonu KRAFT
ce pc vzniku republiky, v le-
tech 1923-24.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-13
Maly OznamOvatel.
HELP WANTED-FOR sALE-ETC

PRODA Sc dim c1slo 2400
Ashland Avenue hod1c1 Sc pro
dive rodiny. V nejlepslm po-
fadku. K doptanf: John H.
Duncan, Plaza 1885, pc pate
iodine vecer Belmont 1907.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-25
By WILLIAMS

The defendants, Turner Justus
and wife, Blanche Justus, Roy
Justus (singlc), Rufus Justus and
wife, Eliza Justus, and Gordon
.Justus, will take notice that
special proceeding entitled as
above has been commenced in the
Superior Court Of Henderson
County before the Clerk. for the
purpose on the part Of the plain
tiffs to have divided to the plain
tiffs and the defendants equally,
according to their shares, all the
lands owned by Isaac Justus, de-
ceased and Tor Francis Justus, de-
ceased, in Henderson County,
North Carolina, owned by SAID
plaintiffs and defendants rs ten
ants-in-common, and TO have
Commissioners appointed for the
purpose of making said division;
and that said defendants will take
notice that they are required to
appear and answer or demur TO
the petition filed in this case in
the office of the Clerk of Superior
Court of said County on the 9th
day of June, 1887, or within ten
days thereafter, or the plaintiffs
will move the Court for the relief
demanded in the petition.
This 10th day of May, 1887.
S. X. CATHEY,
Asst. Clerk Of Superior Court.
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