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The Washington times., 1938-02-03
Never in Zinzi1nQdi?
It's in Ohio, Officer!

don and reprinanded the driver
for exceeding the 15-mile speed
limit. The motorist apologized
profuSely and said:
I'm a stranger around here.
My homes in Cincinnati"
The officer took a look at the
rear tags and then barked:
SO you're from Cincinnati?
If you come from Cincinnati,
what's the idea of having Ohio
tags on your carr"
The Washington times., 1938-02-03

If a recent luncheon guest
at the White House, Mrs.
Hobby, wife of the former
Governor of Texas and editor
of the Houston Post, had
known less, she might have
been elected to. her State
legislature. Mrs. Hobby had
been the legislatures official
parliamentarian for several
years when she decided that
she would like to be a member
and not an employe Of that
official body.
The Washington times., 1938-02-03
Merchant Group
Elects E. D. Shaw

Edward D. Shaw, secretary of
the Merchants and Manufacturers
Association. has been elected first
vice president of the National
Association Of Retail Secretaries,
New York advices stated today.
Composed of secretaries of mer-
chants associations throughout
the United States and Canada,
the national group is holding its
twenty.sixth annual convention in
the METROPOLIS.
The Washington times., 1938-02-03

One hot summer Gay my
secretary and I went into a
very cool, comfortable theater,
and sitting directly in front of
me was a fat lady who must
have weighed around 300
pounds, and she was wearing
an enormous hat.
AS there were no other
vacant seats in the theater I
leaned over, touched her on
the shoulder and asked her If
she would please take off her
The Washington times., 1938-02-03

A certain Arlington county
policeman may know his speed
laws, but he is slightly rusty on
his geography.
He is getting a good deal OF
friendly razzing today over a yer,
bal encounter he had with motor.
ist last night. In it he came off
second best.
He stopped an automobile at
the Monument Circle in Claren.
The Washington times., 1938-02-03
District Gives 1898
For Chinese Relief

Washington citizens have con-
tributed $898.83 to the Chinese re-
lief fund being raised by the Red
Cross, it was announced today by
Brig. Gen. F. R. Keefer. chairman
of the District chapter.
The Red Cross is seeking to
raise 81 900, 900 to care for thou
sands of starving civilian victims
Of the undeclared war raging In
China.
The Washington times., 1938-02-03

'O'Donoghue after a jury in United
States District Court reported its
verdict of guilty, the colored de-
fendant said:
your Honor, I want to com,
mend you on your charge to
the jury. 1t was very fair, very
fair"
Pope was charged with an at.
tempted purse snatching and was
caught running from the scene.
The Washington times., 1938-02-03
camp SPRINGS
|AIRPORTDOOMS'
RADIO PLANTS
2 Stations Periled,
House Group Told

Destruction of radio stations Of
both the Navy. Department and
the Bureau of Standards in nearby
Maryland if the proposed new
Washington airport is located at
Camp Springs, Md, was predicted
to the House Committee on Pub
lie Buildings and Grounds today.
Heretofore unmentioned, an ex-
perimental and research radio sta
ton operated by the. Bureau Of
Standards in the vicinity Of Camp
Springs would be Swallowed up
entirely" by an airport. the COM
mittee was told by E. G. Critten-
den, assistant director of the bu-
reau.
ELABORATE PLANT
"Our station is the most COM
plete in the world for the type
of work we do" he said. "1t is
the principal base for intelligent
gathering of air-wave informa'
ton"
He pointed out to the commit
tee that the bill providing for the
Camp Springs airport. which has
already passed the Senate, con-
tains a provision under which the
Bureau of Standards radio station
would be acquired by the War De
partment for airport purposes.
ONLY ONE OF KIND
"Our station at Cheltenham."
Commander Ruble continued,
"is the only station of its kind
on the Atlantic Coast, and must
serve the entire Atlantic Ocean.
It is important because Of its
proximity to Washington, which
is necessary in time of war"
He changed testimony which he
gave to the committee yesterday
when he said that efficiency of
the station would be reduced rs
per cent by the presence of an air
port.
"Our efficiency would be en-
tirely destroyed" he charged.
Both Commander Ruble and Mr..
Crittenden told the committee
that they had no information be.
forehand that the special airport
commission would recommend
Camp Springs as the site for the
proposed airport.
The Washington times., 1938-02-03
Says Bonke Carter

column, with the same prediction that this
column offered couple of days ago. Note, how
ever, who will conduct the school,!
Sumner Welles Is one of the leading expo
nents of the "world-savers" brigade. Therefore
one may rest assured that while the Officials
have about come to the conclusion" the country
won't stand being fooled on foreign policy much
longer, steps are to be taken to make fairly sure
that only the story officials wish to be told will
be told! ~,.. ..
Reports buzzed around that Capt r. E. Inger-
soil, of Naval Intelligence, in London early this
month. discussed reports of joint Anglo American
naval cooperation in the Far East. This was
flatly denied by Admiral Leahy, chief of Naval
Operations. It was explained that Captain Inger-
soil went to London ito ascertain in detail how
the British are figuring tonnages in building their
new battleships"
The Sentry Incident Reviewed
There are plenty of men better equipped than
Captain Ingerson to discuss technical tonnage
data and treaties with the British. But, if
you're thinking of war plans and maneuvers and
not figuring tonnage in building their new
battleships" then bet your money on Ingersoll
A huffin' and puffin is caused among Wash
ington statesmen because a Japanese sentry
slapped Acting Consul Allison at Nanking, Just
what the truth Of the episode is, no one seems to
know. First of all the Japanese have censorship
established at Marking and Shanghai Then,
foreign correspondents themselves admit freely
these days that, if 1t isn't the Japanese that blue
pencil their stuff, the Chinese censors doctor"
their stories with twist guaranteed to arouse
United States readers.
So, whether the sentry was overzealous or
whether Allison defied the sentrv's challenge is
not explained ~,.
- Copyright Ledger syndicate)
CBo1ke CGrter'S opinions are his ovn and not
necessarily those of The WASHINGTON Times.)
The Washington times., 1938-02-03

partment was made January
II. 1t was not revealed to the
press until January 81. The
w lite House billion-dollar
ornaments program splashed
the front pages January %.
The three United States
cruisers attending the British
naval celebration at Singapore
are to stay in the Far East"
indefinitely, declared a Manila
dispatch, hitting page one
January 20.
Paul van iceland, ex-premier
The Washington times., 1938-02-03
CLUB TO DANCE

The Washington Dance Club
will sponsor a dance at Almas
Temple, 1915 K st. N. W., Sat
urday from $50 p. m. to a. m.
Music will be provided by Charles
Guion and his WaShingtonians.
The Washington times., 1938-02-03
Dear Washington

Life is hard on an earnest woman. Particularly
In the South which prides itself on its gallantry
to Ye Fair Sex.
The Washington times., 1938-02-03
By Helen Essar,

I'm sure glad you told me. What's the world
coming to? I'll go right home and break the news
to the Missus, We don't want no parliamentarian
in our legislature"
Mrs. Hobby doesn't know whether It was book
learning or lack of it that defeated her. But de-
feated she was.
I read and listen to stories about the evil Nazis
believe that their anti-Semitic prosecutions are
horrible. Yet as heard the former U. s. Ambassa-
dor to Berlin. William E. Dodd, talk to the Won.
ans National Press Club the other day grew
more and more confused 'F
Everyone Is Happy
According to Professor Dodd, now lecturer at
the American University, Herr Hitler is a tyrant
But, he added, there is no crime in Germany.
The streets of Berlin are clean. Few people are
hungry or idle. Everybody except elderly church
men, intellectualS and aristocrats are happy.
Perhaps RECOMMENDATION is what wobbly human
nature needs. Perhaps we would all be more con-
tented If we lived the dormitory life Hitler has
made of his national civilization.
Here's domestic comparison to Hitlerism
Not to be taken too seriously, but worth notice
When my children come home from a carefully
ordered life at boarding school or camp they are
plump brighteyed and happy. After week in
the freedom Of the home they are nervous, dis
contented, and pale Why Ii thisP
The Washington times., 1938-02-03
'EBut'' - %

Add education" Of the general public by the
"world-savers" brigade: .-..
The new protest to Tokyo from the State De
The Washington times., 1938-02-03
My Say

BOCA RATION. Fla do love going to the
movies so-and have had such funny expert
snceS when have least expected them!
The Washington times., 1938-02-03

news tips phoned to The Times Tip Editor at
Republic 1894. There will be given SIS weekly
The Washington times., 1938-02-03

Do you want money? The Washington
Times is offering $50 in prizes each week for
Evening star., 1938-01-09

NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS,
4712 ELLICOTT ST.-S8.35
On wide street. surrounded by fine
homes in one Of the best residential sec
tions in D. c.
They are worth seeing and you will enjoy
living there: 16 minutes to downtown by
large rooms, each will hold a complete set
of furniture: exceptional kitchens: f1oored
atticS. real freplaces arched porches. full
Easements. studded walls: weather-stripped.
caulked and screened. Terms. Judge for
yourself
Out Wisconsin ave. to Ellicott St. west
on Ellicott to houses. CREAL & TURNER,
hililders EnlerS0n RSQR
Evening star., 1938-01-09
HOUSES FOR SALE.

Takoma Park, 3O4 Spring Ave.
6.room BUNGALOW. h.-wh large lot with
shade trees: excellent condition
SMALL CASH PAYMENT AND
EASY TERMS.
BAKER REALTY CO.. INC, Dist 1911.
OPEN FOR FIRST TINE.
3119 Warder Street NV.
$3.50.
large rooms in perfect condition. can
be easily arranged for families. Gar
heat: deep lot with garage Easy terms
SO INSPECT TODAY-NOT TOMORROW,
BAKER REALTY CO., INC. DIST. 1911,
Evening star., 1938-01-09
HOUSES FOR SALE.
FOUR NEW HOMES

Detached brick. q rooms and . baths.
attic. One with bedroom and bath on
second Il. One with 4 bedrooms. Al viii III
extra-larse rooms and plenty OF closet
THE ABOVE HOMES ARE
NOW OPEN.
Your promptness Is invited to inspect
these most carefully built and complete
homes. Attractively furnished by Hilda
44O4 WINDOW PL. NV.
lOut, Mass, ave to 4sth st, right on
to houses You will see our sign
WAPLE & JAMES, INC,
1924 14th st. NV. Dist 3346.
Evening star., 1938-01-09
SPECIAL OFFER

To responsible party. I will sell
a new and most modern suburban
iI subdiyisions 81 M Within vi 'i1s is minutes mn e Of
downtown. This home is extraor-
dinsry in construction and plan.
has T large rooms . beautiful
baths. attached garase with maids
room. All-electric health kitchen.
Automatic oil heat, fully insulated.
weather stripped and screened
slate roof. copper spouting. large
recreation room: large lot. 10x1l5
Fine old shade trees and beautifully
Handicapped Has been reduced to
S12,a50. which is less than cost
Terms less than rent If sold before
January is For appointment to
inspect call OWNER. Columbia
s-nS
Evening star., 1938-01-09
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

""N'IO ~ MINI.
REFINED YOUNG COUPLE LOOKING
for furnished house. share, or apartment;
good section. Box 3'o-D. Star
g OR = ROOM UNFUPNISHED BUNGA-
low or house. in or near Mt. Rainier With
"a Star
Evening star., 1938-01-09
HOUSES FOR SALE.
(TsonftnMadt

HOME OR INVESTMENT.
brick; 81. $50; large front yard; near
car line; stores. schools and playground
Dist 3347. After pm. call Dec. OO54 M
GAPS End PL. NV.
4 lovely! new brick home; 9 rooms Q
paths' modern in every detail; large lot
paved alley, detached garage; II you see
this home you will buy it; we will consider
a. small trade. Drive out 3rd st. NV. to
underwood st., right to homes.
1924 14th St. NV. Dist. 3346.
;, Hin Illinois STA ave, near near oeorsa-semi- de
southern exposure: h.-w.h.. new oil burner
larre lot. garage. Terms. Georgia 33O1
CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN.
313s Military rd. nw--Attractive, new,
urred Walls nsaated a ed0S attic slate s 0aenf roof
fireplace; gas heat; concrete front porch
Egarase; Sloa50. Consider small house
VIM. r. THOROWGOoD.
2024 R I. Ave. NE. Dec. O317
TRADE-RENT-SEL
81" Corwin drive off $500 Ga. ave-.
Silver Spring. $3.50. Rent. $50.
COFFMAN REALTY CO.. Shepherd 4123.
NO BETTER BUY IN d. C.
New detached brick-center- hall plan.
best NV. section: high elevation. Half
block TO bus and store: l5 minutes to
downtown q large Well-arranged rooms,
:, baths. brick garage, attic. automatic
heat. furrcd walls, insulated, slate roof;
Wlll consider smal! cash payment or trade
Tor clear lot or small house. MR.. FIELDS.
Evening star., 1938-01-09
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NV

This attractive English Normandy home,
less than :, years old. containing 8 rooms,
:, baths. recreation room. > stone firepla ces
automatic heat. detached garage. situated
on a wide boulevard overlooking Govern
ment park. represents real bargain.
For details. call Randolph 5coH
Evening star., 1938-01-09
REAL VALUE-$8.25O.

New all brick bungalow in American
University Park. 1t is a choice residential
5 large rooms. extra-large kitchen. floored
attic. fireplace, full basement natural
wood trim. fully insulated. studded walls.
gas heat weather-stripped. caulked and
screened. garage This house is under
priced and you will recognize it, 4S33
Western ave, D. c.
River rd. to Davenport west on Davenport
to Western ave. north IA block L. o.
TIIRNTR Georgia ROOF
Evening star., 1938-01-09
HOUSES FOR SALE.

NEW 5-RM BRICK HOMES. S5.450;
$500 cash. S45 mo-. including taxes
Clev. "1eS. j. A. JORDAN 10.
SEMI-DETACHED BRICK HOUSE 6
rooms. bath. h.-w.h.: 44@1 9th st. NV;
sacrifice. OWNER, Wise 344O-J. after
: nm
BARGAIN BY OWNER 3SIa BEECHER
st. n.w.--S-room. 2-bath house. ARRANGED
as two apartments. Oil heat, storm sash.
screens. garage: excellent condition. Can
be used as home. and income from apart
ment OF Sb3 mo. Price, s. $50. For
appointment phone Shepherd 1862.
S5.500-30O BLOCK SHEPHERD ST. NV
--G rms, b.. INV h.; terms. $500 cash,
SiT month until paid. Adams T11S.
Evening star., 1938-01-09

rooms. Eitchen and bath; h.-wh.. eiec
gas; S65 month. A. d. TORRE REALTY
CO. 30 Fla. ave. NV. Dec. zoos.
CoLoRED-6 ROOMS. BATH. H.-W.H.:
ssth e. nv awh joas mi 4 riSR SS4 IF 1eR4 Na 18Th
catur 500. 1902 New jersey ave. NV.
Evening star., 1938-01-09
CHEVY CHASE MD

AAA S11<1ob, Iib
Six-room. brick Colonial: detached ga
raee; shrubs. flowers; sacrificed. Wise.
:si33, all day.
1900 BLOCK w. VA. AVE. NE.
Six-room brick: hot-water heat; elec
and yard; excellent condition; price
ST. 30. Call MIR. GUIFFRE. Met oS25-
1897. F. Eliot MIDDLETON. 205 In
Evening star., 1938-01-09
1914 HURST TERRACE NV.
Just Completed,
1850

Detached. Groom brick; built-in garage:
ba tbs; turred walls; weather stripped.
Frleidaire and all modern conveniences:
Ia block from school Small cash pay
ment and balance like rent Call W. T.
COTHEPE. al3 New York ave, NV,
National .416. IL
Evening star., 1938-01-09
WOODBRIDGE, D. c..

400 and 1904 Douglas st ne . new
detached brick houses. Early English
style. real center-hall home. with Il
rms, large living rm.. dining rm. modern
kitchen with dinette space, 3 nice bed
rooms plenty of large closets. beautiful
bath. large attic. recreation rm. with open
flreplace and 2-pece toilet. Automatic
heat. Fully insulated. Price and terms
reas Open Sunday and daily from .
a m. to . pm. OWNER 1921 Douglas
St ne Phone North l44i
Evening star., 1938-01-09
YOU NAME THE TERMS.

New detached Colonial home. six rooms
In solid brick: located in beautiful suburb
Of B. C.. convenient to downtown Furred
walls, hardwood floors throughout. tiled
bath. built-in cabinets. electric health
kitchen, General Electric range and re-
frgerator. porch, wood-burning fireplace,
magnificent view.
Drive out Penna. ave. Sc. left on Ala
bama ave. follow Marlboro pike to District
line left on Southern ave to 1908. q"
Evening star., 1938-01-09

7205 BRADLEY BLVD.
ENGLISH VILLAGE, MD.
ONLY ONE LEFT.
It Is Worth Your While to See
This 10-Room House, 5 Bedrooms
ALL HAVE LARGE ROOMS. Ample
bathroom accommodations and modern
plumbing throughout; terms to suit your
convenience
6024 New Lee Blvd, Va.
Center-hall plan, 2 baths. finished attic.
Bradbury Heights.
1923 Southern ave. se.-Semi- -deta ched.
lies; monthly payments S55 we can suit
you with a home or we can build you one
70 your . oyn plaI, ana iocations. tions. Hhone
invited.
Evening star., 1938-01-09
TO SETTLE AN ESTATE-WILL
CONSIDER OFFER OF $4,000.

East Irving St Chew Chase. Md, /
blk. from c. c. Circle--Best location on
Md. side of circle 10 rooms. bedrooms:
Evening star., 1938-01-09
A Bargain-Bank Foreclosure

Detached 1-story & rooms and bath:
hardwood floors throughout, full basement,
h w h, open fireplace; nice lot near bus.
Less than $1,000; small down payment
balance one trust. less than rent, no re-
pnyt
Evening star., 1938-01-09
j. O'BRIEN KEY.

II 9th ST. NE
3 rooms, bath. electric lights .-- $50 90
Evening star., 1938-01-09

DETACHED STONE g. BRICK.
LESS THAN $4,000.
Near Woodrow Wilson High School: new
Cape Cod Colonial home; 3 bedrooms, y
baths. automatic heat. built in garage
Phone MR.. LYON. Emerson 800
1-ROOM BRICK, 2-CAR GARAGE: MOD
ern: in neW-house condition near the
CAPITOL and Confessional Library; price
$3.50.
B. CRIFASI CO..
1924 Vermont Ave Natl floO
Evening star., 1938-01-09

New-CHEVY CHASE-New.
Detached Brick Homes.
complete alde sosani; Baths.
c0nvenspt MoDEI GssTs HOME N No% SoDfasF opfS Trade
SAL 32nd ST. NV.
''as' NsEie %9RLH E! MissEE 54MEs RI isc G. s:nd,
1924 14th St NV Dist. 3347
WOODBRIDGE,
1721-1725 Franklin st. NE.
large rooms and bath. fireplace in living
SCHOOLS stores and lot sa
1874; priced $3.50. Open daily. 10 to
<. L. T1MBERLAKE. GREENWOOD eae1.
3633 JENIFER ST. NV.
Only $500.
poSsb neWs6o1,e rms easns
2 blocks from Conn. ave. and shopping
center MISS Hssni REED, Emerson s71s.
ROW BRICK-ONLY $3.50.
Northeast home or investment. new con-
dt1on tsrn rms rs @ tie BATH porches' ga
Eaee RoaER Ems Moss s p9ss ESs. s121 Eve Geo e4sa
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
Bradley Boulevard-Just Beyond
Wilson Lane.
In one Of WaShington's finest
suburban residential areas, just
ten minutes from seven country
clubs-on scenic paved boule-
ward. They represent unusual
values in highest grade con-
struction. Attractive floor plans
large sunny living rooms with
fireplaces, spacious dining rooms.
kitchens, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths.
Two-car garages. Automatic oil
heat and air conditioning.
PRICED $12,350 to $13,500.
Inspect Today Representative
on Premises.
TOMPKINS - Owner - Builder.
Drive out Wisconsin Ave. to
Bradley Lane, turn left and
drive about z miles to houses.
Evening star., 1938-01-09

BURLETTH-36.- s ST. NW-THRFE
bedrooms; completely and attractivalys re-
conditioned Convenient 10 everything
Price. S6.450 Only $3.50 cash and $40
Per mo. incl. mt on md tr OPEN
SUNDAY FOR INSPECTION F. f
CARTER. West 0lsl: eve. Wise 3677. %
DESIRABLE D. c., MD. AND VA. HOMES
at reasonable prices and confidential terms.
UNION INVESTMENT CO., Atlantic 5536.
$500 CASH. ONLY $3.50: CHEVY CHASE
Gardens. Md Six rooms and two tile
baths. MIR. LEWIS, Cleveland 05So.
s. 5O0-OI,D CEORGFTOWN-6R AM,
Evening star., 1938-01-09

SAULS ADDITION.
1347 Ingraham st. NV.
Owner will sacrifice this attractive de-
tached. center hall home FOR LESS THAN
ASSESSED VALUE. > large bedrooms, 3
baths double rear porches, large lot. II
is close TO stores. schools. churches and
Transportation To inspect call
J. DALLAS GRADY & SON
11O1 VI Ave. NV. Dis 2rin
Evening star., 1938-01-09
PRICE. 81 $50.
IAINIEIAI ANY DOS SaLGGInM

t'fV'f NId ItFt' pIIFVI DVI IlIs. DTItV Y ~
FRANCES POWELL HILL PRESENTS
An architectural gem of historic interest:
a lovely l19i brick residence OF ! ! rooms.
= baths. with : acres OF ground: would
cost S..5h,uDb to reproduce. offered for
immediate sale at Si5,no0, including
r,uch OF the original FURNISHINGS. Only
$4,000 cash. balance first trust, AZ
interest.
1914 Conn Ave Decatur 34@".
Evening star., 1938-01-09
HousEs uNEuRNIsHEp.

3O44 VISTA ST. N.E.-$65OO
rms, . inc. porches. Gear garage.
ROGER MOSS, Dist. 3121. Eyes, Geor-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-08
Kradeze.

Cihlou rozbil okno lekarny,
{. 14O1 Edmundson avenue, zlo
DEF V 1tery v noci a ukradl z
teto "a $40 rGznych predmetG.
= Kenneth Montague, 16le-
ty cernoch z N. Gilmor ulice,
zatcen byl 1tery pro ukrade-
nj automobile Ethel Reed z
Bone ulice.
= Kenneth Norris a Ray
mond Barnes, jenz okradli ze~
nu o tobolku 25. cervna, odsou-
zeni byli ma 3 roxy kazdy do
kaznice.
= $291.50 ukradeno bylo We
stTedu z automobile stojiciho
V 1900 blocku Guilford avenue
Vsechny pen1ze,jak MATTEL je-
jich, Frederick Stow udal, byly
We rs centech. Stow jest ko-
lektorem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-08
Slovenska afera skoncena.

We stTedu, 6. cervence byl
vynesen rozsudek mad vetsinou
1rednfkd i agentG sp~olecnosti
Slovak Manor, Inc, ktera pro-
davala stavebnf pozemky ma
Long Island, New York.
Process Sc mad ocekavan1 pro-
tail. Byl zahajen ma pocatku
1nora a skoncil az 10. cervna
nalezem poroty, take to byl
nejdelS1 process historic krimi-
naln1ho soudu v New Yorku v
255 letech. Bylo 81 dennfch a
13 vecern1ch zasedani.
Bylo zalovano, re souzen1 O.
kradli asi 1000 osob, vetsinou
nemajetnych slovackych pfiste
hovalcG, kterym slibovan byl
Noveho Sveta "Slovensky raj"
ma poZemc1ch kolonie u Baby
lonu, Long Island.
We stfedu odsouzeno bylo
sedm podvodnfkG. Mezi temi-
to byla, jake by jejich hlava,
42leta Ethel H. Smolens Gold
ner. Odsouzena byla ma 6 ro-
XII.
Muzstf podvodnfci odsouze-
nj byli ku rGznym trestGm jdou
elm az do 6 rok1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-08
Spotfeba vina.

Kalifornie, New York a I'LL
nois jsou tri nejvetsi staty, v
nichz Sc vypije nejvlce vfna z
cele Unie.
Tyto til staty spotrebovaly
minuleho roku vice VIVA, neil
vsechny ostatnf staty cele u
ME dohromady. Jejich spotTe-
ba VIVA roku 1887 cinila 49,
889,413 gallonG, cili 52& vse-
no VIVA, ktere Sc vypilo We Spo-
jenych Statech.
Pc techto trech statech prij-
dou Louisiana, New Jersey a
Ohio, ktere v loni dohromady
spotfebovaly 1870 VIVA. We
spojeni S Kalifornif, New Yor-
KEN a Illinoisem techto sest
stat1 v Uni spotrebovalo tedy
|67% vseho VIVA v S. S.
Stat Kalifornie je stale v &C.
lie ostatn1ch statG Unie We spo-
tfebe VIVA a PREDICT vsechny
znacnou merou. V loni Sc v
Kalifornii vypilo $685. O2
gallon1 VIVA, coz jest 31.3%
z cele spotfeby We Spoj. Sta
tech.
Stat Illinois, ktery je tTetfm
nejvetslm spotTebitelem VIVA
We Spoj. Statech, vypil v loni
$685. 1877 gallonI VIVA.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-08
Prepaid lupici provedeny.

V Davenport, Ia, tri lupici
ozbrojeni revolvery, vstoupili
do stravnfho domu Geraldiny
Hartzellove, diva mestske ctver
ce cd Davenportskeho obchod-
nlho distriktu, zdrzeli Sc tam
hodinu a oloupili II muzn a 3
zeny priblizne O $500 ma hoto-
vost a 0 klenoty, odhadovane
ltez ma $500. Svazali vsechny
|obeti az ma jednu.
Policie vysetrujfcf tento pri-
pad, vyslovila domnenku, re
lupici byli cleny dobTe organi-
sovane tlupy a re tato loupez
byla peclive pfipravena a pro-
myslena. Zat1m co tfi lupici
byli v dome, ctvrty sedel v au-
tomobilu pred domem.
Die vypoved1 svedku tri lu-
pici zazvonili a kdyz Hartzel-
Iowa Sla otevT1ti, namirili ma nj
revolvery a vesli dovnitr. Hart
zellova musila jim vydati $500
ma hotovosti a zapestni hodin-
ky S demanty, jez staly $275.
Dive jine zeny byly okradeny O
klenoty.
Kdyz lupici dokoncili sve df-
10, svazali zeny, bydlfci We
stravnim dome, provazem. "a
tim co jeden z mich stall ma stra-
Ii We velke mlstnosti, druzi
diva zamestnavali sc okrada-
MIN jinych obyvatel domu.
Kazdy okradeny byl pax sva-
zan provazy. Nez vysli z do
mu, prohledli tez zasuvky v
pokojlch.