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West Point
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brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmund S. Wood Of Baltimore.
1t. Col. Joseph NJ Tully, with Mrs.
Tully and their daughter, Frances
Tully, and sons. Larkin and Bobby
Tully, have arrived at West Point
from Fort Riley.
Capt. Paul l.. Deylitz of the ordnance
department. who has been an in
structor at the Military Academy, and
Mrs. Deylitz will leave West Point
during the coming week for PhIadel-
pnia, where Capt Deylitz has been
transferred for duty.
Capt. Holler and Capt. House
To Be Transferred.
Other ordnance officers who will
leave here soon for change of station
are Capt. Walker w. Holler and Capt.
William E. House Capt. and Mrs.
Holler. with their two young children,
will be stationed at Picatinny Arsenal
in New Jersey and Capt. and Mrs.
House will go to Springfield Armory in
Massachusetts,.
Capt and Mrs. William L. McPher-
son have as their guests Maj. Oliver
Bucker, who is on Organized Reserve
duty in New York City. and Mrs.
Bucker of Bayside, Long Island.
Mrs. Earl North and Miss Betty
North, wife and daughter of Col. North
Of the Engineer Corps, who has been
on duty as district engineer at Jeffer-
sonville, Fla, are week end guests of
Col. and Mrs. Jacob L. Devers. The
Norths are en- route from their home
in Jef1ersonville to Panama, where
Col. North is to resume his duties.
Evening star., 1938-10-02

MlS. GuedI v. NIlCt6NQOQ ana MISS
Marion Crittendon entertained at tea
Monday afternoon. Alternating at the
tea table were Mrs. Lndley H. Dennis,
Mrs. Peter Remsen, Mrs. Louis Bliss
and Mrs. Harriet Harmon. Mrs. Doro-
they Walsh Skinner sang, accompanied
by Mrs. Crittendon.
Mrs. Arthur Phipps will entertain
today at tea and shower in honor of
Mrs. Russell Zimmerman of Baltimore,
who is the former Miss Thelma Ellis
Of Takoma Park.
Mrs. Ben Wilkinson, Jr,
Goes to Arizona.
Mrs. Ben G.. Wilkinson, jr., with her
young son, Benjamin G. Wilkinson, Sd,
has left for Phoenix, Ariz, where Mrs
Wilkinson will stay for two weeks and
will leave her son there with relatives
for year.
Mr., and Mrs. John Leavitt, who have
been making their home with Mrs.
Leavitts parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w.
Hochbaum, on Blair road, have taken
an apartment at TAO Chestnut street.
Mrs. Leavitt is the former Miss Mary
Elizabeth Hochbaum.
Mrs. Hugh McKinnie and Mrs. Wal
ter D. Middlekauff entertained at
luncheon Thursday at the latter's
home.
Mrs. William H. Peters Of Roscoe,
N. Y, with her aunt, Mrs. Adeline
Towne, arrived yesterday at the home
OF Mrs. Peters brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Maynard Lin
thlcum, for months visit. They will
spend some time In Laurel also at the
home of Mrs. Peters father, Mr.. Frank
Frisbie.
Mrs. Fred J. Southgate
Has Party Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred j. Southgate gave q
luncheon and bridge Wednesday.
Mrs. William White entertained at
tea Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Esther K Grove and her FAM
lily have moved from their residence
on First street to Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Thomson
have as their house guest Mrs. Thomp-
sons sister, Miss Winifred Shaw of
Evening star., 1938-10-02

party Thursday evening at the latters
home In Indian Spring Terrace.
Mrs. George Butler Of Seven Oaks
Manor was hostess at luncheon and
bridge Friday.
Mrs. T. w. Wheat entertained at
luncheon Tuesday. Co-hostesses were
Mrs. Louis Metcalfe, Mrs. P. ]. Latham
and Mrs. T. B. Larimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Childs were
hosts last evening at bridge.
MIR. and Mrs Charles A. Darby of
Northwood Park will leave today for
New York, where they will visit their
daughter for two weeks and then mo-
tor for a week through the New
England States.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. ]. Shanklin
Move to Silver Spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. ]. Shanklin and
their children, Sallie Lou and Donald
Shanklin, have moved from Takoma
Park to their new home at 708 Silver
Spring avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Gallahorn are
again in their home in North Woodside
after spending the summer and early
fall at their cottage at Colonial Beach,
Va.
Mrs. Richard Junker returned Fri
day to her home in Woodside Park
after spending six weeks in Rockville
Center, Long Island, where she visited
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur NJ May.
Mrs. E. I. Harmon was hostess at
luncheon Thursday at her home in
Woodside.
Mrs. Josee M. johnson and her
daughter. Miss Dorothy Johnson, have
moved into their new home at 220
Edgewood avenue in Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1938-10-02
Social News Notes
OF Sandy Spring
Nei9hbOrhOOd.

CANDY SPRING, Nd, Oct. 1.-Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert O. Stabler Of
Atlanta arrived today to be the guests
Of Mrs. Newton Stabler at her home,
Sunnyside, for two weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. c. c. Tumbleson have
returned to Tall Timbers after a two
weeks motor trip. They spent week
in Blowing Rock, N. c., and several
days in Knoxville, Tenn, and Green
vile, S. c.
Miss Mary Thomas Bird, who has
been spending six weeks in Newport
News. Va, will arrive Monday to be
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. j. w. Bird.
She will be accompanied by her aunt,
Miss Anna Brayshaw of Glen Bernie,
Md, who will remain for several days
with DR.. and Mrs. Bird.
Mr.. Brook Moore is spending the
week end in Atlanta.
Miss Margaret Brooke will arrive
Wednesday from Baton Rouge, La, to
be the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles F. Brooke, at their home,
Brooke Grove.
Evening star., 1938-10-02
Mr.. and Mrs. Finley
Close Cottage
In Rockville.

ROCKVILLE, Md, Oct. 1.-Mr. and
Mrs. Henry ]. Finley have closed
their Rockville home and are occupy
ing an apartment in Washington for
the fall and winter.
Miss Emily Blandford, daughter Of
Mayor and Mrs. Douglass M. Bland
ford, has been visiting Mrs. Lewis
Layton in Toronto. Canada.
Mrs. Stedman Prescott entertained
Thursday afternoon at bridge.
Mrs. Edwin Smith and her daughter.
Miss Lucy Smith. have returned to
Rockville from a visit with relatives
in Morristown. N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsay Higgins and
their little daughter, for the past
several years residents Of Washington,
have taken up their residence in
Rockville, where they formerly lived.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Keefer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Esterbrook
have closed their cottage at WASH
ington Grove and moved to Washing
ton for the fall and winter.
Evening star., 1938-10-02
|Laytonsville News
OF Social Interest
This Week.

7 AYTONSvILLE. Md. Oct. 1.-Mr
and Mrs. Maurice Flory and their
daughter, Janette Flory, of Staunton,
Va, are staying at the Southern Meth
odist parsonage with Mr.. Flory's
parents, the Rev. and Mrs. C. I. Flory,
this week.
Mrs. Allison Taylor and Mrs. Robert
Moore left today to drive to Keeseville,
N. Y, their former home. Miss Helen
Worley will leave shortly for trip
to the West Coast.
Mrs. Edwin Fry of Fair Hill was
hostess at a small luncheon party
yesterday. with additional guests in
vited for the afternoon.
Other social events during the week
included an afternoon bridge party
at Edge Hill, the home of Mrs. Vestus
Wilcox, Monday. and an evening of
bridge at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
William T. Warfleld Tuesday.
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Quantico
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children, son. Billy Clark, and q
daughter. Fay Clark.
Mrs. Alfred H. Noble entertained at
a tea Monday afternoon, honoring
her sister. Mrs. l.. A. Dorsey of Balti-
more, and Mrs. William H. Kennedy
of Pine Bluff. Ark.
Mr.. Arnold GLADDEN., son of Mai.
and Mrs. Alton A. GLADDEN.. was host
at dinner party at the Officers Club
yesterday evening before the junior
dance, having among his guests from
out Of town Miss Helen Kinkle and
the ,Messrs. Bill Becker and Bob
Eckert. all of Washington.
Mrs. Raphael Griffin entertained at
South Carolina luncheon Tuesday,
having as her guests ladies of the
post from that State.
Mrs. Julian c. Smith, wife of Col.
Smith. was hostess at luncheon at her
quarters yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. A. J. Keller returns
To Quantico.
Mrs. Albert J. Keller and her small
son, Alan Keller, have returned to the
post from visit of two weeks in Con.
over, N. c., with Mrs Keller's mother,
Mrs. c. o. Smith. and Mr.. Smith.
Capt. and Mrs. Edwin c. Ferguson
and the formers sister, Miss Isabel
Ferguson. attended the v. M. I-Navy
game this afternoon and are spending
the week end in Annapolis with
Comdr. and Mrs. Herbert v. Wiley.
Mrs. Lenore Won Heydebrand and
Mr.. William Sauter of New York are
the guests of Maj. and Mrs. John A.
Bemis.
Capt. J. B. Pollard, U. S. N, and
Mrs. Pollard attended the Virginia.
Evening star., 1938-10-02

Washington and Lee football game
this afternoon and are spending the
week end in Charlottesville.
Brig. Gen. Frederic L. Bradman
returned to the post yesterday after
a fortnight's stay in Crosswicks, N. j.
1t. Col. and Mrs. Omar T. Pfeifer
and Capt. and Mrs. Thomas A. Worm
ham were among those from the post
attending the game in Annapolis this
afternoon.
Mrs. Walter Czapp left Quantico
today to motor to Chicago and upon
her return will be accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Martha Kuenstler
OF Oak Park, H., who will visit tor
some time with her daughter and Mr..
Czapp.
Evening star., 1938-10-02
Fairfax Resident
On Motor Trip
In East.

FAIRFAX, Va, Oct. 1.-Miss Jennie
Moore, sister Of Mr.. r. Walton
Moore, counselor Of the State Depart
ment, has left on a motor trip and
will visit friends in New Jersey and
Pennsylvania.
CommonWealth's Attorney and Mrs.
Paul E. Brown entertained Monday
evening at an outdoor buffet supper
The Misses Lena and Bessie Gamer
returned today from Rehoboth Beach,
Del, where they had a cottage for
two weeks.
Miss Virginia Frazier moved today
to Fairfax. where she will make her
home with Mrs Richard Ewell Thorn
ton in the latter's residence. the Hill.
Mrs. ]. Harry Jenkins of Oakton,
near Fairfax, entertained at a dessert
bridge part yesterday.
Evening star., 1938-10-02

Chattanooga. Tenn. Mrs. Thompson's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George g. Shaw,
are expected to arrive the early part Of
this week and will return home with
Miss Shaw next week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Engle and their
children moved yesterday to 300 Cedar
avenue from Beverly Hills, Va.
Mrs. Harry Dodge gave a bridge
luncheon Thursday at her home.
Evening star., 1938-10-02
Parties in Silver Spring
For Departing Residents
Mrs. Raymond ]. Heilman and Son
Leave for Great Neck, Long Island.
Other Social Activity.

j. Helnan OF Silver Spring who with her Blair Heman left
yesterday join Mr. Helman their
Island Mr. Heiman who
erals office in Washington has accepted position instructor
entertained for Mrs Heman and
Mr. and Mrs William Disney
evening when they entertained the first
Evening star., 1938-10-02
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Elif
Hosts in Takoma TOdav
Entertain at Dinner Party
On Wedding Anniversary.
Mrs. Boyle Is HOnOred.

r. AND MRS CHARLES EIFT will evening
l \ Elm Is the former
Mr. and Mrs Edmund l. gave party Thursday
night In honor OF Mrs Robert Atlanta formerly
In Takoma Park and Sligo
Mrs Boyle who the Preston 1ongy
during her entertained
entertained at luncheon Wednesday Mrs. Albert
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-01
II faleSnych checkH.

Lawrence Arnold, % roku
starry, jenz propulsion byl dub
nu pc odslouzen1 81 rok pro W.
DAM falesnych checkG, uznan
byl toto 1tery vinnym z vyda-
nj jinych falesnych checkd v
poctu sedmnacti. Drzan jest
pro velkoporotu pod zarukou
$500.
Jim oklamani svedcili, re
Arnold predstavoval Sc jake
representant Marylandske "a
mestnavaci sluzby statu a ma
b1zel sluzebnf mfsta spojena Sc
slibnou mzdou. T1mto nabyl
ddvery takove, re cheeky jim
psane byly JIM podepsany a.
nebo on v obchodech JIM Cd
porucen ku zmeneni techto ia
ko "spolehlivy."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-01
Malomocenstvi v Baltimore.

Prlpad malomOcenstv1 hla-
Sen byl mestskemu zdravotni-
mu nTadu minulem tydnu. O.
bet1 teto obavane nemoci je ro-
dak z Recka. PTipad rozpoz-
nan byf, kdyz V jedne z NEST
skych nemocnic zadal "a po-
moe V nemoci sve. Pr lekarske
prohlldce shledano bylo re tr-
p1 malomocenstvfm. Reditel
vladn1 zdravotnf sluzby, DIR. G.
D. Mccoy spolu S drem. Halli-
day vydali prohlasenl, re pr
padem t1mto neni treba byti
znepokojenu, p%onevac je to
druh malomocenstvf, ktery ne
ma velikeho vyznamu rad6
nemoc1. DIE vSeho muz tento
nakazil Sc nemoc1 tOuto pred
rokem 1914. Onemocnely dr.
Fan jest cd styku S zij1cimi lid
mi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-01

nator ct. p. John c.. Callan S
chotf, ktery Sc opet uchaz1 o
znovuzvoleni. Dals1 kandidat
ma ten TRAD p. Medic Waldt.
Nam l6pe znamych byli to ia
rar a rektor osady Sv. Vaclav-
ske vldp. Martin Oktavec, CS
SR., d1stp. Josef stepanek,
CSSR., Rev. Jsef M. Vondra-
eek, U. S. MarSal ct. p. August
Klecka S choti, mestsky radnf
p. Vaclav Klima, zastupce "a
konodarny p. Frank Hirt S cho-
tt, nam dobTe znamy lekaf pan
DR.. w. J. Rysanek S chot1 a DR..
Tulacek S chot1. Dale pravni-
eli: Karel RGzicka, Frank J.
Pintner, August Kozlovsky, Jr.
Jaroslav Toula, S. Kirkley a
nam vsem znamy stavitel pan
Frantisek Novak a mnoho il
nych vazenych hostG jak z Bal
timore tax i z celeho Marylan-
du i z jinych statG, tax re mi
neni mono vsechny ami pojme-
novati neb die odhadu pT1tom-
no bylo ma diva tisice osob a
vsichni byli vazen1 a v1tanf no
ste Sdruzenych Ceskych a Slo-
venskych SpolkG a vsem patti
mas nejvTelejsi dix.
Dale mas upf1mny dix at
pTijmou vsichni tt, kter1 tuto
Pout pfedem oznamovali a 81
ce: Duchovenstvo osady Sv.
Vaclava "a oznamovani ko-
stele, tiskarna "Telegraf" "a
uverejnovani povzbuzuj1c1ch
clankd, Ceskoslovensky Roz-
HAS "a oznamovan1, vsichni
obchodnfci i krajane kteT1 pla-
katy vyvesili, vsichni ii. ktef1
jakykoli dar We prospect Pouti
obetovali, mas nejsrdecnejsl
dix patti vsem pracovnikGm
kter1 tax neunavne S laskou
pro dobrou vec v potu tvafi
skoro az do 1padu pracovali a
vsem tenn, kterf "Besedu" ma
cvicili a tenn kteT1 il zatancili a
vGbec vsem kteT1 jakymkoliv
zpGsobem ku zdaru Pouti pfi-
spell a Sc il z1castnili. Mel
hlavnejs1 dix ale patti Panu
Bohu Vsemohouc1mu, re nam
dopTal pT1zniveho pocasl.
Jmenem Sdruzenych Ceskych
a Slovenskych Spolkd vsem u
Prime volam: "Zaplat Pan
B1h!" Josef VonaSek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-01
Reorganisace Iidoveho soudu.

Governor Nice, mayor Jack
son a Mason, president sdruze-
nj Baltimorskych pravnfk11, Cd
porucili V pond6lf reorganisaci
lidOveho soudu. Plan podan
byl zvlastnf v%ysetTujicf komisf.
Plan odporucuje mezi jinymi
navrhy, odstranen1 politik a
mrhani, ustanoveni tTi soudcG
m6sto p6ti, snizeni poctu kon-
steblG a klerkG a postaveni no.
We budovy misto tie, V nfz SITS
men jest soud mad Marsh Mar
ket. Dale odporuceno, ably zTf-
zenci DAM byli do meritnfho
syst6mu.
Pocet prfpadd V poslednfch
p6ti letech byl Cd $1,000 do
$4,000 rocn6, prGm6rne 1900
roce. Vedle p6ti soudc1, KITE
RI pracujf jenom n6kolik no
din, jest Sc konsteblG a 9 kler-
XII ma platebnf listine.
u pTirovnanf s lidovym SOU
dem We Filadelfii, zdejSf T1zen
jest s v6tsfm vydanim penez.
Pr ustanovenf tff soudcn, jak
report odporucuje, hlavni soud
&c dostaval by rocne $4,000 a
druzi soudcov6 pc $4,000 roc
ne.
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Varuje pred trzenim strany.

Senator Lansdale c.. Sasscer,
president senatu V prohlasenf
SVEN ~upozornuje ma to, re "a
pas mezi O'Conor a mayorem
Jacksonem O Trad governersky
vesti NIUE ku roztrzenf demo-
kraticke strany. Pravi, re ST.
tuace, jez vyvinuje Sc z prftom
ne akce kandidatd, jest ddlezi-
tou pro kazdeho demokrata.
jenz interesovan jest We zdaru
strany V listopadovych volbach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-01
M1stn1 Zpravy.
Z ~krajanskych kruhI.

= DR.. Karel B. Marek, jenz
sc znamenitym vysledkem skOn
Gil studio sva a pTedbeznou
praksi nemocnici, otevre svo-
il l6kaTskou 1Tadovnu V elsie
sol N. Luzerne avenue pocfna-
je 5. cervencem.
DR.. Marek jest v1tanym a O.
blfbenym clenem nas1 Cesko-
slovensk6 osady V Baltimore a
okolf.
Jeho lekarsk6 cinnosti budiz
plny zdar!
= z Baltimore City koleje
graduovali krajane: Richard
A. Lidinsky, James Henry Ste
fan, Charles Stanley Steiner,
Richard Joseph Handl1r, Ed
ward F. Keska, Clement J. PrG-
cha, Frank Edward Zelenka,
Gerard zitnfk, Albert c.. Ku-
char, Charles Novak, Charles
J. Slama, Jr.
- Ma hTbitove Nejsv. Wy
kupitele pohrben byl 80. cerv-
ma John Fuka, vdovec, {. 2128
Cambridge ulice, jenz zemrel
27. cervna We start 80 rok1. Ia
nechava zde pet dftek. Naro-
zen byl V Branic1ch, Cechy. Do
Ameriky prijel pred 60 roxy.
Nalezel ku spolku sv. Josefa.
Pohfebn1 obTady vykonal Rev.
Liska.
PohTeb vypravila firma Cvach
& Syn.
- Pan Jaroslav Toula pred
naSi tento patek vecer O 8. no.
dine pri schulz representantd
a skupin rGznych narodnosti V
oslav6 Dne Neodvislosti, jez
konana jest V prvnfm blocku N.
Ann ulice. PTedmetem pred
naSky jeho jest: Ceskosloven-
sko a otazka, zdali demokracie
We strednf cast Evropy Sc udr-
Ii. Vzhledem prednasky pa
nuje V pffpravn6m vyboru pl-
ny zajem, ktery zajist6 sdflen
Dude zastupy, jez sejdou Sc ma
m1st6 Oslavy. Krone spTednas-
ky o Ceskoslovensku jinymi
Tecnfky Obecenstvo Dude vede-
no V rozpoznavan1 dGlezitych
otazek dnesniho sv6toveho Ii
vOta.
- Upozornenf vsem Glen
kan P. G. D. D. Klubu 7. war
dy, re Dude odbyvan Picnic
dine 20. cervence ma Pelz soru.
Busy vyjedou cd klubu, 838 N.
Chester ulice $3.50 bod. rano.
Dalsf YAM vysv6tli ses. Itch,
2105 E. Madison ulice. Vyletu
Sc NIUE z1castniti kazdy.
Vybor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-01
Plany ma pamatnik Richie
schvalenv komisi.

Plany ma zfizen1 100000 pa
matn1ku ma Richie Memorial
Highway u Annapolis, schvale-
ny byly v dtery cleny komise.
Postavenf pamatniku hraze-
no Dude z dobrovolnych pT1-
spevkG. Um1stnen Dude ma mi
ste 200 stop pri 100 stopach ma
vyvysenine severne cd Severn
reky. Spolu zTizena Dude tam
zahrada.
Ma pamatn1ku zhotovenem
asi z mramoru Dude podoba
zesnuleho governera.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-01
Domaci prace Sc il nelibila.

We stfedu obdrzel rozvod cd
sve manzelky Vernon E. San
ford, jenz svedcil, re vzalo MI
to diva roxy neil Sc presvedcil,
re manzelka jeho Bessie no ne
miluje. Manuel prisel ku po-
znan1 tomu, kdyz zaslechl roz-
hovor jej1 S pr1telem. V rozho-
voru stezovala 81, re je "nemoc
ma a unavena" manzelskym Ii
votem a re domac1 prace Sc il
protiv1.
Manzele, jez svym casem
bydleli We 100 blocku w. Mo-
nument ulici, byli oddani roku
1880.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-01
Usmrcen padem.

Smrt Franka Novaka, re 200
blocku S. Castle ulice, Z. cerv-
ma, zavinena byla vnitrnfm IRA
nenfm, ktere utrpel, kdyz IL.
kvetna spadl S trucku. Uradem
hledan jest nyn1 r1dic trucku,
jak oznameno automobilovym
koronerem We stTedu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-01
Nemecti STUDENT " Baltimore.

Ctyricet studentG 2 nemec.
kych vyss1ch skol = FL mladi.
keua 10 d1vek - pTijeli z New
Yorku do Baltimore v sobotu.
ably zde stravili tfi tydny "na
vymenu" Baltimorskych stu.
dentd, kterf odejedou do Ne.
mecka 4. srpna, ably oplatili
~navStevu.
z Baltimore snad pojedou
nemectf STUDENT ku Niagara
vodopadGm a jinam. Baltimore
die jejich nahledu je "swell
mesto."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-01
Veterani pro Tydingse.

Ia sama skupina veteran1,
ktera podporovala svymi hla-
sy presidenta Roosevelta V Ma
rylandu roku 1886, utvafff Sc
We vybor, ktery pracovati Dude
pro znovuzvolenf senatora Ty-
dingse.
Prvn1 schGze konana byla We
stredu V hotelu Lord Baltimore
Archer, jenz jest pravnickym
kolegou senatora Tydingse,
jmenovan byl statnfm predse-
dou vyboru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-01
Lawson pGvodnim podilnikem
koTalecni korporaci.

" koralecnl korporaci.
Zaznamy statnf zdanovaci
komise v patek oznamily, re
William P. Lawson, policeinj
komisar, pred peti roxy byl pr
vnim podilnfkem 1000 blocku
podll1 Consolidated Distillers
korporace. Presidentem kor.
porace tehdy byl Frederick A,
Mueller. V mestskem direkta-
ri oznacen jest Frederick A,
Mueller jake "prodavac pro
Williama P. Lawson & Co. Sc
kretafem korporace byl tehdy
bratr Lawsona, HI. Brooke Law
son. Korporace do dnes obcho-
duje v {. 38 S. Calvert ulice.
Governor Nice prohlasil Y
Annapolis svoj1 plnou dGGv6ru
V Lawsona a re tento nebyl a
nen1 V koTalecn1m obchodu a
re ma "plnou d1veru V ieho
pravdivost, cistotu, po~ctivost a
schopnost."
Lawson stall Sc majetnfkem
podilu Poole zaznamu zdano-
vacl komise "a. listopadu 1888.
Prav1: "Nejsem v koralecnfm
obchodu, ale prodaval jsem
kofalecnf pod1ly jake cini i il
nj obchodn1ci. To mne nesta-
vi do koralecniho obchodu.
Prodaval jsem jenom podfly."
Lawson V pondell rozhodne
poprel, re byl V koTalecnfm OBJ
chodovanf. "Nikdy nejsem v
kofalecn1m anebo saloonfm
buznisu a necekam re V mem
budu," prohlasil.
PROT tomu znovu a znovu O.
petuje Mrs. Bauernschmidt, re
Lawson byl interesovan V byz-
nisu tomto. V pondeli udala F:
"Popfenf Lawsona potvrzuie
me pfesvedcen1 O mem, totiz,
re blahovy muz. Proc otalei
tax dlouho odpovedeti otazku
este V koralecn1m byznisu?'
Odpove6 jeho vSak neodpo-
vida ma til otazky.
ID Zprava re II. prosince
1887 1radovnou Dun & Brad
street ucinena mluvf O Lawso-
now jake osobe, jest die zdani
"jednaj1c1m spravcem a hla-
YOU spolecnosti spojenych dis
tilatorG.
81 Proc byl travil dny V L.
fadovne Consolidated Distiller
korporaci, kdyby nemel spoje-
nj S touto spolecnost1?
81 Nema-li podfly We spo-
lecnosti, byl pTitomen anebo
n%epfltomen schGzi podilnfkd
Consolidated Distillers 3. srp-
ma 1886 v 1radovne jeho, 40
Keyser budovy v 9 hodin dopo-
ledne? Bylo mne udano, re
schulz tie pTedsedal.
Komise kriminalnf spravedl-
nosti V dels1m prohlasenf SVEN
vydanem We stredu, nazvala
Lawsona muzem "se zadnym
porozumen1m" a bez schopno-
st1 zastavati povinnosti uTadu
a nalehala ma governera, ably
pozadal Lawsona O resignaci.
Ku zprave teto Lawson Tekl:
"Nemam 1myslu vzdati Sc IRA
du."
Mrs. Bauernschmidt zaslala
dals1 list Lawsonovi S novymi
dodatecnymi otazkami ohled-
ne jeho spojen1 s koTalecnim
byznisem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-01
Diva zraneni pivnim
~pristrojem.

Mary E. McCubbin, jez spo-
lu s manzelem sym vlastni
hospodu We 1900 blocku N.
Rose ulice a Roy Schweiger,
host hospody, poraneni byli We
stredu sklem rozletevsfm sc pc
hospode z pTistroje uz1vaneho
ku stacenf piva, ktery vybuchl.
Zranenf jejich osetfena byla v
nemocnici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-01
Omraceni uderem blesku.

Nekolik d1tek omraceno by
10 v patek, kdyz blesk udeTil
do koupelny ma Fairview
Beach. V dobe t6 bylo ma So
r utom ma 1000 osob. BouTe
trvala asi hodinu. Blesk ude-
fil nekolikrate kolem parku, V
nemz vsecka elektricka svetla
zhasena byla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-01
Pracovali " nedeli.

Pet muzG zatceno bylo v ne
deli, kdyz pracovali krejcov-
ske dime, {. "a S. Hanover uli-
ce, v nedeli.
Zatceni byli: Maurice Preet,
Melvin S. Silberg, Samuel Sha-
lowitz,A Abe Silberg a Max Han
die.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-01
Wilma bilym otroctvim.

Vladn1 porotou nalezena by
la vinnou Mary Lehman z bf-
leho otroctv1, jehoz Sc dopus-
tia, kdyz 81. cervence 1886
pfivezla Carolinu ST. John z
Washington do Baltimore a
umistila tuto We vykTicenem
domu. Trest vyrcen byti ma
tento ctvrtek. Nejvyssi trest
jest uveznen1 ma 2 roxy a po-
kuta $4,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-01
STUDENT dali falesne alarmy.

Diva STUDENT prav, j. Ora
ham Shannahan, 22lety a T.
Joseph Monaghan, 23lety, Cd
souzeni byli V ned6li, kazdy ku
pokut6 500 a 1trat, re ctyTmi
falesnymi alarmy volali hasice
ku ohndm, ktere neexistovaly.
u soudce severn1 STANCE zalo-
vano bylo, re byli opilf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-01
Byvaly soudce podvodnikem.

William FIamm, byValy soud-
&c V Jessups, nalezen byl vim
nym velkoporotou Anne Arun-
del okresu z podvod1.
Bylo svedceno, re Bessie Will
son z Baltimore polozila 20 po-
dill Arundel korporace jake
zaruku We pFi o psa. Staten
svedceno bylo, re soudce uzil
podflG techto, ably Sc ma ne Wy
dluzil pen1ze z banky. Banka
podfly tyto prodala, kdyz duh
soudcem zaplacen nebyl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-01
Mrtvoly " Magothy rece.

MrtvoIy muze a zeny MALE
zeny byly v pondelf Magothy
rece. Utonut1m jejich pocet u
tonulych Anne Arundel okre-
SUI zvySen byl ma konci uplynu-
leho tydne ma ctyri.
Obetf Magothy tragedie jsou:
Henry Smith, 29lety z Russell
ulice a Emma Farren, 29leta z
tee ulice.