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The Washington times., 1938-06-27
Births, Deaths



Charles and Bernie Hill, boy.
Peter and Alice Lynott. boy and girl
wins
Kenneth and Ruth Heitkamp, boy.
Joseph and Gwendolyn Leonard, boy.
Jesse and Beatrice Hill, girl.
George and Mary Lumsden, boy.
David and Dixie Ballard, boy.
John and Ruth Douglas, girl
James and Dorothy Hogan, girl
George and Maude Deymudo. boy.
william and Viola Turner. boy.
Martin and Catherine Murphy, boy.
Cornelius and Genevieve Willett, boy.
Paul and Jean Griffiths, boy.
Abraham and Louise Klein. girl
Dashwood and Mary Darling. girl.
Lewis and Barbara Crosby, boy.
n. G. and HON YiCk. boy.
George and Mildred Emerson, girl.
RAYMOND and Mary Helmuth. hoy.
Richard and Jeanne Crist, girl.
Patrick and Annie DOherty. girl
Clarence and Louise Bennett, boy
Melvin and Juanita HestOn. boy.
William and Katherine Deane, boy.
Tudor and Thelma Heeter. boy
AlphOnse and Patricia Rollins girl.
Frederick and Emily Howard, girl.
Charles and Ida Roberts. boy
Stanley and Marie Coffren, girl.
Jack and Emma GOldthorpe, boy.
John and Nancy Hackney, girl.
William and Janice Doherty, boy.
jeremiah and Julia Brott, girl.
JalltS ana Evelyn BeaCn, Rlrl.
Theodore and Germaine Gorth. girl.
Percy and Marjorie Russell. girl
James and Virginia Rodgers. girl.
George and Gladys Perry, boy.
BENJAMIN and Thelma Onabinette, girl.
Walter and Mabel Gray. girl.
Thomas and Myrtle Betters, girl.
Thomas and Pearl Browner. girl and
10Y twins
Earl and Lillian Cuffey. boy.
James and Mary Fendell. boy.
Robert and Virginia Ward, girl.
DEATHS
Hugh G. Clover. 70. Garfield Hospital.
Michael Shea. SO, Sibley Hospital.
Rose G. Carraher, Sc, 534 Sixth St.
> W.
Elizabeth Freas, IS, 11O4 Buchanan
st. N. w.
Harry Essex, IS. Georgetown Uni
1ersity Hospital.
Lily Rushe. so. Providence Hospital.
- Edgar NJ Whiting, 55, Walter Reed
Richard B. English, A. Veterans Ad-
Facility.
Clarence F. Beatley, SO. st, Elizabeth $
Hospital.
Maxine Dodge. IS. Gallinger Hospital.
Infant Crue, hours, Gallinger Hos,
Fannie simons, IS, Home for Aged and
[nfirm.
Ave N. w.
Lewis {. sheafe, rs, 1909 Fifth St
n. w.
Sarah Smith, 81, zoos X st. N. E.
John w. Thomas, Sc. Gallinger Hos
pital.
Lille Gum, 60, Home for Aged and
Tnfrm
Rosie Douglas. 60. SIS Q st. N. W.
Benjamin Garnett. 40, Veterans Ad
ministration Facility.
Willie Thomas. IS, Gallinger Hospital
Nathaniel Knight, 20 days, Gallinger
Hospital.
Infant Grant, 4 days, Columbia Hos.
pita1.
Infant Richards hours, Freedmen's
Hospital.
Infant Young, 2 hours. Gallinger Hos,
pital.
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Radio Features TOdav

e:eo-EARL GoDwIN-HIGHLIGH
IN The NEWS, AS GLIMPsED BY
ISd REPORTER GOODWIN, OF THE WASH
HEARD AT THIS EARLY MORNING
PERloD MONDAY THROUGH sATUR-
A''''' '''''''' ...'.'.''.'.. W NAL
MUSICAL AND VARIETY
S3O-EDDIE CANTOR-Anything will
60 on the program when the comedian
signs OH Tor the summer. All suppressed
desires Of the cast will be satisfied on
me broadcast. Cantor promises. Virginia
Bruce, film star. will guest star Bobby
Sreen sings Let's Sing Again. WJSV
7:oo-1F HAD A CHANcE-show
business and the newspaper world will
be represented when Cal Tinney intro
duces Walter Slezak, comedian currently
appearing in Il Married an Angel; Ed
dle Dowling, actor and producer, and
quo Soglow, famous cartoonist .WMAL
7:OO-MoNDAY NIGHT sHow-Henny
Ioungman, ad-libbing star of New York
night clubs guest star. Richard Himber
orchestra will feature several impersona-
tons of other orchestras and leaders, in
cluding Rudy Vallee, Benny Goodman
ana Hal hemp. ..........." ."JSN
7:OO-BURNs AND ALLEN-The true
life story of Jan CARRIER. as written by
Oracle Allen, will be presented under
Gracies direction during the show. Gar
per Will he appearing on the show for
Sno Iost tlHlS UeIOTe leaving lOT loui'
Glen Gray's band will take his place.
Tony Martins solo will be Day Dream
Ing" g."........,,...,. WRC
9:30-FOR MEN ONLY Franz X
Crumit veteran radio star, shares guest
honors with Vincent Richards ace tennis
player: Tom Tracey noted former Oman,
and Elsie Jansen, manager of Tramp
Trips, Inc" Fred Uttal acts as emcee,
and music is supplied by Peter Van Stee-
dens orchestra, with Peg La Contra,
DRAMA
7:SO-THoSE WE LOVE-A thrilling
court room scene Is the feature of to-
nights chapter in the serial This is the
trial of the Marshalls' young neighbor,
Frank Burke, on charge Of murder.
WMAL
6:00-RADIO THEATER-HelAn HaHea
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Lieut.. Hatfield
Killed in Texas

Lieut.. James S. Hatfield, In
fantry, U. S. A., died Saturday at
Fort Sam Houston, Tex, as a re-
suit Of an automobile accident,
the War Department announced
today.
Lieutenant Hatfield, who had
been stationed at Randolph Field,
Tex, was born in Orlando, Fla,
July IT, 1914. He entered the
United States Military Academy
as cadet July l, 1888, and was
commissioned June IL, 1887. Sur
viving is his mother, Mrs. Elsie
E. Hatfield, of Orlando, Fla.
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leading lady of the theater, makes her
first appearance in radio this season
when she plays the title role in Char
gomery will be her leading man. Albert
McCleary, who writes the column "On
Other BToadways" for Stage Magazine,
will be interviewed by Cecil B. DeMille
during intermission and he will comment
on the little theater movement. .WJSV
CONCERT
7:3O-MARGARET SPEAKs-Features
selections from the popular Kreisler-Ja-
Alfred Wellenstein and the symphony
orchestra. Other orchestral numbers will
be Won suppe's Poet and Peasant" over
ture, Strauss Artist Life" and Delibes'
sing Nedda's Ballatella from Leonca-
vallo's Il Pagliacci." .......... WRC
9:3O-A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC-Fare-
well in music and in fact will be ex-
pressed when Bernard Hermann and the
Columbia Chamber Orchestra conclude
Farewell symphony. The program is
to be opened with the Overture to Mo-
zart's early operetta, "Bastien ct Bas-
tlenne. ''.,....... .............'... WJSN
SPORTS
1O:15-BCXING BOUTS - Description
of main event at Griffith Stadium be-
tween Phil FUR and George Abrams by
IOny WaKeman, ace announcer, ana DICK
OBrien, Washington Herald boxing edi-
tor. ..~.....,......... .......W VOL
DISCUSSIONS
9:3O-RADIO FORU M-Accomplish-
ments of the Federal Housing Admins
tration during its four years of existence
will he reviewed by Stewart Mcdonald
Federal Housing Administrator. WMAL
NEWS COMMENTATORS
5:3O-BOAKE CARTER. wJSv
545-LOwELL THOMAS .. WMAL
7:OO-FULTON LEWIS, JR. VOL
ORCHESTRA DANCE TUNES
9:30-JOE RINES. S.........,w wRC
10:3O-GLENN MILLER. ..,... WMAL
II :O0-JOE SAUNDERS ....... WJSV
11:30-CANDID CAMERA. ...,....W VOL
12:30-J. LIVINGSTON ..WOL
1:OO-DANCE TILL 2,, VOL
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REQUIEM MASS
TOMORROW FOR
SR, LEGUIzAMON
Argentine Diplomat Was
Heart Attack Victim

Requiem mass for Senor Don
Hector Diaz Leguizamon, 46, first
secretary of the Argentine EN-
bassy, who died Saturday of a
heart attack, will be celebrated
tomorrow morning at II a. m. by
the Rev. John B. Argaut in St.
Matthew's Catholic Church. Inter
ment will take place later in
BuenoS Aires, Argentina.
The entire embassy staff, headed
by Senor Don Felipe A. ESpil, am
bassador, and Madame Espil, will
attend the services.
BUENAS AIRES NATIVE
Senor Leguizamon was stricken
after dinner given for wedding
party by Francis Bennett Poe, 1887
P st. N. w. He was to have been
the best man at the wedding Wed
nesday at ST. Matthew'S Church of
Miss Margo Garrett, prominent in
Washington society, and Luis Ma
riano zuberbuhler. second Secre-
tary of the embassy.
Born in BunoS Aires, Senor Le-
guizamon was a member of one
of the oldest, richest, and most
distinguished families in Argen-
tina. He was the son of Leopoldo
Diaz, for many years Argentine
minister to Paraguay, and Ma,
dame Maria Leguizamon.
He received his early eduction
in his native country, following
which he was sent to schools in
Switzerland. He later received
the degree of doctor of jurispru
dence from the University of Buo
nos Aires.
HERE THREE YEARS
Prior to coming to Washington
three years ago, Senor Leguiza
mon was assigned by his country
to diplomatic service in Norway
In 1929, he went to Denmark as
secretary of the embassy there,
following which he was recalled
home for two years with the state
department.
Author of five books on poetry
and prose, Senor Leguizamon was
known to be a connoiSseur of art
and music. A bachelor, he first
made his home at the Mayflower
Hotel, following which he moved
to the Cordova Apartments.
The body will lie in state al
Gawler'S funeral establishment
1855 Pennsylvania Ave. N. w.
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Deaths

CLARENCE F.-on wednes-
day. June %. 1898 CLARENCE F.
BEATLEY, beloved brother of Mrs.
Viola Pratt. Mrs. Elsie Husband, Dennis
L., John H. Leonard w. and George +.
Beatley. Funeral services from the W.
W. Chambers Company Southeast fu-
neral home. 517 Eleventh Street South
east on Monday. June 81. 1898. at
2 p. nj. Relatives and friends invited.
lnterment in Washington National Gene
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BRADLEY. JOHN HENRY (HARRY)-on
Sunday. June 26, 1888. al his residence,
515 seventh st. n. F.. JOHN HENRY
lHARRYJ BRADLEY. the beloved hus-
band of Annie b. Bradley and father of
Mrs. Robert Il. Creel. Funeral from his
late residence on Wednesday, June -.
at $50 a. m, thence to St. Joseph's
Church. Second and c SITS. n. E. where
mass will be said at 9 a. m. Interment,
MI. Olivet Cemetery.
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ENGLISH, RTCBARD BETTs-or so,nr

ENGLISH. RICHARD BETTS-On Satur-
day, June 25, 1888. at Mt. Alto Hospi-
1aI, pv7-rS SWashington, D. G., RICHARD
BETTS ENGLISH, beloved husband OF
Janett RisheiIl English and father of
Richard B.. ir., and Janet DeNealp. OF
Alexandria, Va. He is also survived by
his mother, Mrs. Anna B English. and
brother. Earl English: two sisters,
Mrs. Arthur Jarman. of charlottesville.
Va. and Miss Grace English. of Wash.
ington, D. c. Funeral Tuesday. June %.
1888 at ] 80 a. m, from the South
ern Methodist Church. Alexandria Va.
1nterment in Arlington National Gene
terry Remains resting at the Demaine
funeral home, sl7 King Street. Alexan-
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Auction Sales
A. c. KOLFEs 4 CO., Auctioneer.

Notice is hereby given that there will
be sold for unpaid storage and other law
lul charges at Public Auction on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE %. 1898 AT
A. NJ. on the premises of the Acme Nov
ing and Storage Co, Inc. 461S IA Street
Northwest furniture and personal effects
stored in the following names: Lot No.
?6O?, Miss Virginia Payne; Lot No. 2125,
Miss La Vaughn Nairn: Lot No. 1852,
Mrs. G. Moore: Lot No. 2633, Mrs. Bertha
Montgomery; Lot No. 1878. Mr.. Gilbert
No. 1923. Mr.. C. H. Heise: Lot No. 1891.
Mr.. J. J. Mallen Lot No 264l. Mr.. J. l..
Gibbs; Lot No. 1545. Mrs. J. T. Dishman.
BY order of the Acme Moving and
Storage Co. Inc
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BURsON, JOHN EMMETT-op saturdav

BU RSON. JOHN EMMETT-On Saturday,
June 20, 1898. at Emergency Hospital
JOHN EMMETT BURSON. beloved hus-
band of the late Nancy Gosett Burson
and father OF Freda Florence Burson
and Frank Maurice Burson, of Atlanta,
Ga. Funeral services from the W W.
Chambers Company Funeral Home, l4OO
Chaplin st. N. w. on Tuesday June
2S. at y. m. Relatives aud friends
are invited. Interment, Cedar Hill
Cemetery,
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THOMPSON. FRANK-On Monday June
-. at the Y. $. Naval Hospital. FRANK
THOMPSON, Chaplain. U. $ Navy. Re-
tired, beloved husband of the late
Helen J. H. Thompson. and father of
Miss Helen H. Thompson, Mrs J. P.
Haynes and Mrs. A. B. Anderson. of
Jolla, Calf Remains resting at his late
residence 3O3l Newark St n. w. Serv-
ices at the Church OF the Epiphany
1917 g St n. w. on Wednesday, June
30. al 9 D. M Relatives and friends
invited. Interment in Arlington National
Cemetery. Services by Chambers Company.
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SERRIN. LILLIAN G.-On Sunday. June
90 1898. at Providence Hospital LII
E. Serrin OF Lanham. Md. Remains
resting AT Gasch's funeral home 4G
Maryland Avenue. Hvattsvillp. Md Serv-
ices from the above funeral home on
Wednesday, June %. 1898 at D. M
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
in Fort Lincoln Cemetery
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SMITH. CHRISTINE c.-on Saturday

SMITH. CHRISTINE Con- Saturday.
June "5, 1898, at her residence 41O
18th St. n. F.. CHRISTINE c. SMITH,
the beloved wife of Alfred H smith
and mother Of Mrs. Dorothy Redmiles
Mrs. Helen Salmon and Alfred E. Paige
and Joyce Smith. Funeral services from
the W. w. Chambers Co 8 F.. funeral
home. 517 Eleventh St. 8. F.. on Tues
day. June %, at . p. m. Relatives and
friends invited. Tnterment, Cedar Hill
Cemetery
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Mrs.. HOyle
Dies Here
At 81

Mrs. Caroline Harris Hoyle,
daughter of William Harris, who
was a member Of jefferson Davis
Cabinet, and the originator of the
first religious editorial page ever to
be published in any newspaper
in the country, died yesterday at
her residence, 1929 Twenty-third
st. N. W., at the age of 81.
Mrs. Hoyle was the sister of the
late Mrs. Natalie Harris Ham
mond, noted mining engineer,
whose home here in Washington
is now occupied by the British
Embassy.
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MIDMAYER- CATGERINE FREnRIcKI

On Friday. June "a. 1898, at her
late residence. 436 Manor Place N. W.,
CATHERINE FREDRICKA wIDMAYER.
age 81 years. the beloved wife of the
late william G. Wdmayer. and mother
OF Katherine and william G. WidmayeP
and Mrs. Rose 2. Noble Funeral serv-
ices from the above residence on Nom
day. June -, at $50 y. m. Relatives
Prospect Hill Cemetery. Services By
the W. w Chambers Co
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CLOVER, HUGH GIBBONs-on Saturday,

CLOVER, HUGH GlBBONs-on Saturday,
HUGH GIBBONS CLOVER, beloved hns. us,
band of Geneva M. Clover. beloved
father of Geneva NJ. Barbe, Hugh r.,
Lewis s. and Frank M. Clover. and be-
loved brother of Sallie +. and Joseph B
Glover, of Woodstock, Va. Funeral
services at the w W. Chambers Com
pany suburban funeral home 9lS Cleve-
land Avenue. Rverdale Md, on Mon
day. June ~ 1898. at 2 p. M Rela-
tives and friends invited Interment in
National Capital Memorial Park. Muir
kirk. Md
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READING. JOHN Y.-On Sunday. June

READING. JOHN Y.-On Sunday. June
20, 1898. at the residence of his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Edward Bggs. Allentown. Md.
JOHN Y. READING, beloved husband
OF the late Edith I. Reading. Funeral
from the chapel Of Thomas F. Murray.
"OO7 Nichols Avenue Southeast. on
Tuesday. June ?S, 1898. at & 30 A. M.
thence TO 81. Francis Xavier's Church.
Twenty-eighth Street and Pennsylvania
Avenue Southeast. where mass will be
Offered at a. m. for the repOse of his
soul. Relatives and friends invited. In
teEment in Cnlnr Hill Can,nInrr
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TOAST OF SOCIETY

One of the reigning beauties in
her day, Mrs. Hoyle was the toast
Of st. Louis society. She once
reigned as queen Of the yelled
Prophets Ball." the outstanding
social event in st. Louis.
Born in Vicksburg, Miss, Mrs.
Hoyle was educated in the Sacred
Heart Convent after the civil
war, and then attended a finish
ing school in New York city.
She was wed to Charles Hoyle,
pioneer of st. Louis, in a brilliant
social ceremony, at which Jeff
Davis was one of the guests. Fol
lowing her marriage, Mrs. Hoyle
made her home in st. Louis until
the death of her husband in 1902,
when she came to Washington to
be near her sister, Mrs. Ham
mond.
Through her personal friend
ship with Joseph Pulitzer, owner
of the st. Louis Post-Dispatch,
Mrs. Hoyle originated and wrote
the first religious editorial page
for the publication. She continued
in this work for six years prior
to coming to Washington.
MEMBER OF THE U. D. G.
She was a member Of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy, of
which her cousin. Mrs. Leila Lum
81, is honorary national president
Since residing in Washington
Mrs. Hoyle had been a member
Of the Epiphany Episcopal Church
Funeral services will be held to,
morrow afternoon at her resi-
dence. Her body will be taken to
New York, where brief services
will be held at the grave in Green.
wood Cemetery.
Surviving are a son, Charles
Hoyle, of Ezatlan, Mexico; a
daughter, Mrs. Mildred Hoyle
Core, Of Ford City, Pa, and four
granddaughters, Mrs. Richard
Ford, wife of the United States
consul at Montreal; Mary and
Natalie Hammond Core, of Ford
City, and Ealla C. Hoyle, of Wash.
ington.
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ORISCOLL, DANIEL F.-On Saturday
June 25. 1898. at his residence. 2Oio
n. Capitol St, DANIEL F DRISCoLL.
beloved husband of the late Hannah
DriscolI (nee sullivan and father Of
Kathleen Byrne and Marie Burke,
Funeral win be held from the above
residence on Tuesday June %, at 30
a. M, REQUIEM mass at St Martins
Church at a. m. Tnterment Mt
oilvet Cemetery. Relatives and friends
invited
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SNKAH A.--IO SUndaY,
June 2b, 1888. at 80 y. III, at the
residence OF her daughter Ms william
A. Carr "5 King Avenue. Seat Pleasant.
Md SARAH A. KALDENBACH, beloved
wife of the late John w Kaidenbach
sr.. and mother of Mrs. Mary Wilburn.
Mrs. Ida Chanry. Mrs. william A. Carr
Mrs. Lulu Rollins and Harry, John and
Arthur Kaldenbach. Funeral from the
above residence on Wednesday. June %.
1898. at go p. M. thence to st Mat
thew's P. f. Church Seat Pleasant Md
at p. m. Intermcnt in church ceme-
terry
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Deaths

THOMPSON. FRANCIS CLYDE-on Sum
day, June %. 1898 FRANCIS CLYDE
THOMPSON the beloved husband Of
EugIna Thompson and son of James E.
and Molic \. Thompson and brother of
Warning Thompson. Funeral services
from the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral
home. 400 Chaplin Street Northwest,
on Wednesday. June % 1898 at p 40
m. thence to Sacred Heart Catholic
Church. Sixteenth and Park Road North
west, where mass will be offered at 10
a. m. for the rrpOse Of his soul. Rela-
tIres and friends invited. Interment,
Forest Glen Md.
ANNIE HOLMES-On Fri
day. June "a. 1888. at Washington
SanItarium, ANNIE HOLMES TOMEL-
DEN. She is survived by her husband
and three and \ half year old son,
Arthur Patrick and her parents.
Funeral from the W. ". Chambers Co.
suburban funeral home. 9lS Cleveland
Ave, RIverdale. Md, on Tuesday. June
70. at 30 a. m, thence to St. Francis
De Sales Catholic Church. X. |. Ave. and
10th ST. y. f. wGere requiem mass will
be offered at 9 a. III. Tor the repose of
her soul. lnterment in Mt. Olivet Ceme-
terry.
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CURTIss. HAIRY ORRIEN-on satnr.

CURTISS. HARRY OBRIEN-on satur.
day. June 25. 1898. at 30 p. M. at
Providence Hospital, HARRY O'BRIEN
CuRT1SS. beloved son of Pearle O.
Curtiss (nee Delaney and the late
Alvin T. Curtiss. Funeral from the
chapel of Thomas F. Murray, 2OO7
Nichols Ave. 3. E. on Wednesday, June
~ at ii a. m. Services at the grave
Falrvlew Cemetery, CulpPper. Va. at =
p. m. Relatives and friends invited
Remains may be viewed after IL o'clock
noon Tuesday. Baltimore. Nd. and Cul-
pepper, Va, papers please copy.)
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80 Personal Loan Companies

Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan Laws
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LEGUIZAMON, HECTOR DIAZ, First Sc,

retary of the Argentine Embassy-On
Sunday. June 20 1893. Washington, d.
- hhC lOh DlAH bEGu lhAMON. he
is survived by his parents Senor Leo
poldo Daz and Sonora J. Leguizamon
de Diaz and by one sister. Body resting
at Gawler's. 1855 Pa. Ave. n. W High
requiem mass will be held at St Mat
thews Catholic Church Rhode Island
Ave. between 18th St and Conn. Ave.
on Tuesday. June %, at ! / a. IN. Friends
and relatives invited to attend.
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20, 1888. at his residence, 3124 X st
y. W. FRANK LAMASURE, the beloved
husband Of Dixie d. Lamasnre and
father Of Robert G. Lamasure and Mrs
Martha A. Neale. Funeral services
from the W. W Chambers Company
Funeral Home 400 Chapin st. N. w
on Tuesday, June 2S. at 3 p. m
Relatives aud friends are invited. In-
termrnt. Rock Creek Cemetery,
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Deaths


FARR. PEARL M.-on Sunday, June 26.
1888, at Emergency Hospital. PEARL
M. FARR, the beloved wife OF Harold
ID. Farr and mother of Mrs. Chester
Williams, Mrs. ROLAND Lund, Harold
r., and Richard +. Farr. Funeral serv-
ices from the W. W. Chambers Com
pany Funeral Home. 14OO Chaplin st
n. W, on Tuesday, June %, at II
a m. Relatives and friends are in
vted. 1nterment, private
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-10-14
Diva hostinsti " bitce.

Hostinec "Pod vezickou"
v Kozlanech je majetek rakov-
nickeho pivovaru, ktery ma v
dome take sv1j sklad, sprawl
vany spravcem, takt6z tam by
dllcim. Stale Sc, re starry no.
stinsky Hirman mel Sc steho-
vat a novy hostinsky Fenig mel
pfevz1ti hostinec. To nenf mic
z%vlastn1ho, ale tentokrate to
bylo spojeno Sc zastf. Kdyz
pfisel do domu novy najemce,
tax Sc zafizoval. S vedomfm
spravce pouzil Fenig nejakych
starych dveff a sb1jel 81 pod
kdlnou kralikarnu. Hrebfky
zatloukal obracenou sekerou.
Hirman to videl z okna kuchy-
ne a sci "a sym nastupcem
pod k6lnu a vyvolal haiku, kite
ra Sc zmenila We rvacku. Zpo-
zorovala il zena spravcova a
spechala pro muze. Kdyz ten
pfisel, vid6l vyjfti z k1lny Fee
niga S rozbitou hlavou. Povola-
no bylo cetnictvo, ktere necha-
10 odvesti zraneneho do ne
mocnice. Starry najemce tyr
d1, re do Feniga jenom stroll a
ten 81 padem rozbil hlavu O
2ed. Lekari v nemocnici mali
1kol zraneneho nejen vyleeit,
ale take vysloviti posudek, IDA
rama nen1 zpGsobena sekerkou,
kterou Fenig zatloukal hre-
bfky do prken budoucf krali-
karny. Takove podezTeni by
10 aspon vysloveno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-10-14
Napada Cechy.
JnifOrmOvanV

Uniformovany policejnf
straznfk Frantisek Zemek spo-
leone S agentem neuniformo-
vane straze Rachacem kontro-
loval je-li dodrzovana policej-
nj hodina v baru Betty Herbet-
zove v Prachaticich. Protoze
majitelka nemela povolenl k
prodlouzen1 policejn1 hodiny,
vyzvali policiste hosty, ably o.
desli. Hoste nemecke narod-
nosti Sc dali pri tom provoka-
tivne do sm1chu a jeden z mich
Anton1n Holecek, uredn1k Sc
kretariatu sudetonemecke stra
ny v Prachatic1ch, ktereho je-
den pr1tomny Czech napomlnal,
uchopil zidli a uhodil policej-
n1ho agenta Rachace do hlavy.
Holecek byl vyslechnut ma po-
licejn1 straznici a pc p1semne
zaruce Vilema Lindnera byl
propulsion. Holecek popira, re
by Rachace uhodil. Policejn1
agent Rachac byl V nemocnici
vySetTen a konstatovan u ne
no otres mozku. Byl ponechan
V nemocnicn1m osetrovan1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-10-14

jich najezdu ma mesto sahy
csl. pohranicnfmi strazemi. To-
to mesto je 85 mil ma jihovy-
chod cd B~ratislavy.
Csl. vojsko zatfm sesflilo sve
posice V Komarnu a jinych
mestech nedaleko madarskych
hranic. Je pTipraveno klasti
odpor kazde invasi, jez byla
by provedena pred rozhodnu-
tim demarkacnf komise. Tato
conference, slozena re zastup-
Gu csl. a madarske vlady, "a
byva Sc t1mto problemem Ease
daj1c1 V Komarnu.
Csl. oddly obsadily mesta
ma Dunaji, 40 mil cd Komar-
ma. Mezi mimi je mnoho anne
rickych Slovakd, kteff dobro-
volne Sc pfihlasili pro sluzbu v
csl. armada v nedavne krisi.
Most pres Dunaj, spojujfci
csl. a madarskou cast Komar-
ma, je strezen csl. vojenskou
strait a podminovan. Voiaci
jsou p%fipraveni vyhoditi jej
d opovetF1, jakmile by Sc ma
darske vojsko pokusilo O vpad
ma csl. dzemi pred rozhodnu-
tim komise.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-10-14
PfsEN o P
Jaroslav Vrchlicky:

Oblacek jak billy,
perut andela,
co Sc to k nam z dalky chylf
V Okna setmela?
V mlze ma obzoru,
kraj kde jedna plan,
co to "a modravou horu
klene sc jak ban?
Jak zvon obrovity
lei ma plani -.
co to "a zvon mlhovity,
kdo Jim vyzvan1?
Oblacek ten billy,
perut andela,
CO sc zdaleka k nam chylf
v okna setmela -
To je svaty JiTf,
Rip jest pod MIN zvon,
v 1hly sv6ta ctyfi
VIOLA jeho ton.
Do konce sem patti,
jeho zjev je HAS,
vleva silu, lasku bratT
srdcfm zvadlym zas.
VIOLA v 1hly ctyTi
v kraje sv6tG vsech:
V krute boje, kol jez viii,
skalou stoj1 Czech.