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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-10-28
INC

Til osoby poraneny byly pet
mil cd Salisbury, Md, kdyz
bus jedouci z Baltimore sc pre-
vrhl a rozbil. Anna Justice,
byla B~altimofanka, Mildred
Hamblin z Whaleyville a ne
zjisteny muz.
Ku nehode doslo kdyz auto
mobil rizeny neznamou zenou
dosal sc teto z kontroly a viel
do cesty busu.
= Gloria Hoover, 11leta.
zranena byla ma Washington
Boulevard u Laurel, kdyz au-
tomobilem vrazili do stojiciho
ma silnici automobile.
- Ernest Hill, 4Olety z Ed
nor, Montgomery okres, odsou-
zen byl ku pokute $500 a 1tra-
tam re rfdil automobil kdyz O.
pilym byl a re nemel licens.
Zatcen byl v endeli, kdyz au-
tomobil, v nemz jel, srazil Sc s
jinym ma GAINESVILLE Pike.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-10-28
PODEZRELf MA SEVEROVY.
CHODNf STANICI.

Policif severovychodni sta
nice zatceni byli 1tery v noel
v hospode We 400 blocku East
Biddle ulice diva podezrelf z
loupeze v Atlantic Federal Sa-
wing and Loan sdruzeni, jez
p%rovedena byla pondeli v
noel.
Zatceni byli: John F. King,
35lety z Belgian avenue a FIR.
Dwayer, 31lety z Greenmount
avenue. Automobil, v nemz
prijeli do hospody, byl 1plne
podobny tomu, ktereho bandi-
tie uzili pri loupezi.
= Zlodej zatcen byl v 1tery
v budove, ktera pred lety uzi-
vana byla jake zapadni policej
nj stanice. V budove v l. bio
ku N. Greene ulice policiste
nalezli skryvajiciho sc "a stol-
KEN v 1Tadovne velkoobchOdu
s cukrovinkami cernocha. Do
1radovny Sc dostal oknem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-10-28
VYSTAVA NAV.
STfVENA 10000.

Vystava potravin We zbroj-
nici pateho pluku navstivena
byla v pondeli = druhy den O.
tevfeni jejiho = zastupem CT
tajfcimi 10000 osob.
We vystave Tecnil William F.
Broening, byvaly mayor mesta
v zastoupeni governera Nice,
ktery byl pTftomen Maryland
skemu Dni" ma Eastern Shore.
V kontestu baby, v nemz
O cenu "zapasilo" 149 deticek,
zvltezila Kathaleen Minder-
lein, 10 mesicG stara z Cater
avenue. Vedle zvlastni ceny
dostavati Dude kvart mleka
denne pc cely mesic. Druhou
cenu obdrzela Anna Stein, 212
mesice stara z Parkville, treti
dostal Z mesicG starry Albert
David Fultz z Light ulice.
- Mayor Jackson Tecnil v
1tery ku znacnemu poctu nav
stevnikI vystavy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-10-28
VRACENO MA
JITELI DRIVE NELL 0
KRADEZI D

Prevlecn1k a lekaTske ma
stroje ukradene z AUTOMOBILE
dru. George Shannon, vraceny
mu byly policif zapadnfho dis
triktu drive neil vedel, re ty-
tomu vzaty byly.
Zamestnanec zastavarny v
600 blocku w. Baltimore ulice
pojal podezrenf proti cerno-
chu, ktery pokousel sc tam "a
staviti pTevlecnfk. Podezrenf
sve oznamil policii. Netrvalo
dlouho a tri cernosi zapletenf
do kradeze zatceni byli.
DR.. Shannon bydlf v 700
blocku N. Fulton avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-10-28

V magistratovi George Eek
hardt, Jr., kandidat 1Tadu
States Attorney naleznou bal
timofane praveho sluzebnfka,
schopneho, poctiveho a muze
nanejvySe spravedliveho.
Jeho dosavadni cinnost o.
pravnuje jej ma toto mfsto. Ia
svetove valky slouzil sve vlasti.
Pc navratu venoval sve sluzby
We prospect obce a stall sc asis-
tant City Solicitor.
Pred 3 roxy stall Sc magistra-
ten ma Traffic Court, kde svo-
il nestrannostl a poctivostf je
velmi popularn1m soudcem.
A bude-li zvolen slibuje, re
Sc vynasnazf re vsech sill, ably
81 v novem trade ziskal tn ga
mou popularitu, jake ma Traf-
fic Courtu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-10-28

V pondel1 zatcen byl Elvan
johnson, 53lety re 400 blocku
S. Eden ulice a zadrzen ma W.
chodnf policejnf stanici ma je-
denact zalob.
Johnson, jenz vede kazatel-
skou misii We SVEN dome, Eat
cen byl sergeantem Ralph Am
rein a jinymi sesti policisty, pc
obdrzen1 udani pc zatcen1 10
leteho mladika.
Ma zaklade udan1 toho uci-
neneho mladikem, Johnson
wat byl ma policejn1 stanici,
kde vysetreno, re Johnson ma
kriminaln1 rekord, re zavren
byl kaznici pro oklaman1
posty a re usvedcen byl z ne
mravnosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-10-28
Sc v PARKU.

35lety zamestnanec WPA,
jenz sobotu pokousel ukonci-
tt zivot svGj podrezanim 81 Ii
ly ma ruce v zapesti, nalezen
byl zastreleny v Druid Hill par
ku v nedeli. Zjisten byl jake
Charles Bartrand z N. Pulaski
ulice. V jeho svetnici nalezen
byl listek, ma nemz byla ma
psana slova: "Udelam tento-
krate lepSi job"
= "a roxy stara Clara Me-
yers "unavena vsim TIM, jak
napsala, pokusila sc O smrt je-
dem. Manuel jejf byl zalovan
pro nepodporovani.
= Mrtvola neznameho mu-
re nalezena byla visici s tyce
ma Bay Ridge, vyletnlm miste
5 mil cd Annapolis. Obeseny
byl asi IS rokG starry.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-10-28
RADCLIFFE NEJEZDfCf vi
MEN ZE DVOU PRESTUPKU.

Senator Radcliffe, jenz ne
r1dil automobil pc 10 rok1, v
pondelf byl prekvapen zalobou
ma dive prestoupenf zakona O
j1zde.
V jedne zalobe byl udan, re
nepotrebn6 "troubil" ma hornu
AUTOMOBILE a We druhe when,
re nezastavil ku rozkazu poll
cisty.
Senator pc obdrzenl "zavo-
lanf" myslf, re Dude dobTe u
citi Sc jezditi v autmobilu zno-
WI. i
Udani prot nemu ucinil po-
licista Kasper Utz, jenz toto u
cinil ma zaklade licensnich Ia
buick AUTOMOBILE.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-10-28

kandidat demokraticke strany
do Domu Zastupc1 "a 3. kon-
gresn1 distrikt narodil Sc v
Baltimore 1. srpna 1903. Skol-
nj vzdelanf nabyl V st. Leo
Parochial School a graduoval
z Calvert College. Je zenaty
a ma 6 SYM.
Jeho politicka kariera "a
pocala roku 1926, kdy byl zvo-
len do zakonodarny Ia prvnf
distrikt, v roce 1880 znovuzvo-
len, 1888 jmenovan co General
Deputy Collector of Internal
Revenue a v pTftomne dobe ie
clenem mestske rady.
Mr.. Thos. D'Alesandro byl
upf1mny pTftel zemfeleho go
vernera Alberta Ritchieho. Je
pravy demokrat a prftel lidu
jemuz vdecf "a nominaci do
Kongresu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-10-28
Vrazda.

V Chicago neznamy vrah
zabil 59leteho Berta Delanye,
byvaleho dozorce Caponova pi
vovarnickeho "businessu" be-
hem prohibice. Delaney byl
zastrelen kdyz vystupoval z
AUTOMOBILE pred ocima sve mi
lenky, Svagra a sestry. Vrah
vpalil do Delaneye celkem sest
ran z revolveru. Jest to jiz je-
denacta vrazda mezi gangste-
ry behem poslednich Gtyr me-
sicI v Chicago.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-10-28
RedaktorIm vsem 6eskych a
slovenskych listI v Americe!

Vazenf panove!
S povdekem ctu We vsech a.
merickych listech projevy hlu-
boke 1cty, obdivu a cit6nf pro
lid a vladu Ceskoslovenskou.
Tyto dojmy jsou spravne a pl-
ne zaslOuzene. Jeste nikdy ne
byl zadny narod tax slavny v
porazce.
Kazdy jednotlivec z Mich byl
odhodlan dat zivot "a vlast.
Sill straSlivemu osudu vstric
bez bazne, radi Sc cht6li ODE
tOvat, pravo a pravda ma je-
jich strane. ZuTive nemecke
utoky a provokace, tax nespra-
vedlive a zlOcinne nezlomily
jejich silu a nestrhaly je ma
nizkou uroven barbara.
Sebekazen je ia mravni sila
ktera Jim ziskala obdiv a uctu
celeho sveta. Tato kruta sebe-
kazen pozvedla je ma vysi mr.
dinstvi kdyz polozili zbrane.
Kdyby jich byli pouzili, byli
byli by privodili zahubu cele-
no naroda.
Kazdy jednotlivec chtel ra-
deli smrt nee ztratu drahe pu-
dy otcG. Ale kdyz prisli tvarf
v. tvar poznanf, re pima zkaza
a zahuba hrozi narodu pak-li
jich pOuziji, a bolestf v dust
jednOtlivce pTinesl tezkou obet
narodu.
Klanim Sc jejich st~ateenosti,
pevnOsti a svornosti a verim v
mOudrost jejich vddcn. Sem
knutf timto strasnym utrpenim
stOji pred novym zivotem.
Doufam, Re i my zde, Cesi a
Slovaci v Americe pomnzeme
Jim nesti ten kruty osud dn-
stojn6.
JsOu opravdu mezi nami Ii
de kteT1 slovy odsuzovani a po-
suzovanf, bez1celnymi Tecmi
CO m6lo a co nemelo byt drasa-
il krute rany v dusfch toho ne
Stastneho lidu?
Ma mas je ulehcit a lecit, do
brym slovem a skutkem posilit
a povznest; - ukazat re jsme
bratfi.
S veskerou 1ctou
Milada Jaruskova.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-10-28
"a TLUCENf KONE PAT
NACT DNf VEZENf.

Charles Miller, 62lety far
mar, "a tlucen1 kone d~revenym
klackem poslan byl do vezen1
ma patnact dnf, kdyz nemohl
sloziti v policejnfm soudu W.
chodn1 STANCE SIS.
Zatcen byl ma st1znost agen-
ia Spruill, jenz videl farmare
tT1skati kone v Millerove dome
v 500 blocku O'Donnell ulice.
Kun musel tahati kultivator,
jenz dosti tezkym byl pro diva
kon6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-10-28
STATNf POLICISTA
SUSPENDOVAN.

George M. Perkins, statni
policista sesazen byl re sve
sluzby v Cumberland. Podrob-
nosti, proc sesazen byl, nebyly
uveTejneny We stTedu. Castec-
ne Sc mu vytyka, Re byl hru-
bym ku sym spoludruh1m a
neplnil svoje povinnosti. V po-
licejnf sluzbe byl cd r. 1885.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-10-28
SBfRKA MA KNfzKY SOK.
JED. "BLESK."

Josef Pavlovsky $40, j. C.
Masopust SIS, j. Kamsol So,
Anezka Koenigsmark SIS, N.
N. So, Henry Cerny 81, Milton
a Bessie Zavadil So, Mr. a Mrs.
Oh. Matras SIS, Rose Srb 81,
Marie Hlav1n 81, Helen Klfma
81, Rodina Jan Jindra SIS, AL
bert Ocenasek So, Marie Kan
dix So, Karel Rys 81, Josef
Kr1z So, Jerry Lunak 81, FIR.
Severa SIS, FIR. Zeman 81, Jas.
Trcka So, Mrs. Zahradka soc,
M. j. Kalista soc, Mr.. a Mrs.
Kandik So, Mrs. Kraft 81.
Celkem $1,000.
Karolina sevcfk SIS, Jan Ma
tousek 81, Ana Mizerovsky SIS,
N. N. 81, Mr.. a Mrs. A. Han
dlir So, Josef a Marie ZavadiI
SIS, DR.. R. S. Tulacek So, JOS.
Pokorny M. D., So, Barbora
Dvorak SIS, Mic. Scherer 81,
Bedfich Klimes So, Jerry
Cvach SIS, James T. Klfma SIS,
FIR. Horacek 81, Jan VaSicek
So, DR.. J. w. Wohrna, Jos.
Wohrna So, Rosalie Lee SIS,
JOS. Smetana $40, Jaroslav a
Mary Kor1nek SIS, Amalie q
Miloslav Janata SIS, N. N. SOC.
Celkem $780,.
Sberatel T. Bflek:
R. Lehr 25c, j. Epstein Csc
Louis Rosen 25c, Meyer M
Burger 25c, VIM. Capla Csc
B. Eisenberg SOC, F. Cezzarc
soc, Leroy MART 25c, Pet
Woolfood 15c, D. Capla 1Oc
Ish. Katzaft 25c, Vernon Bur
ter loo, E. Buxla 25c, S. Blum
soc, Thomas B1ylek SOC, Junior
B1lek soc, Bozena Bflek 81
N. N. 15c. Celkem $500.
Sberatel FIR. Pillar:
Frank a Marie Pillar 81, A
dolf J. KT1z 25c, M. V. Kozal
So, Jos. Blaha 81, Jos. Svehls
SIS, Emil Vecera 81, FIR. Zaora
lex 81, Mrs. Hava 25c, Mrs
Schuman 25c, HI. G.. Pouska &c
100 pamatn1k) 81, F. PinkaI
soc. Celkem $13.25.
Celkem ma knizky Sok. Jed
Blesk vybrano $161.75 a peni
re tyto odevzdany ma sbfrk1
Sduzenych Csl. Spolk1.
Sberatelka A. Mizerovsky:
Sbor Ctilada {. Is J. c. D
$50, Vojtech Stanek So, Karo
lima Masek 81, V. c.. Pirain
81, James Russy SIS, Josef Blu
res (Raspeburg) $40, zofie 1
Jagr $40, R. j. Beranek 81
FIR. Dvofak 81, Chas. Dvoral
81, Thomas a Frances Luks
SIS, J.. Jarousek SIS, Josef DIE
vo So, Anna Jensen 81, Louis
Barvfr 81, A. PECK 81, M. j
Sappe $40, Frances Svasek 81
Marie Jirecek SIS, John w
Student 81. Celkem $124.0C
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-10-28
HRAL ST Sc SIRKAMI
"

Ctyri roxy sary Williss Gem
mill z Freeland, Md, uhorel v
nedeli ku smrti, kdyz hral 81
v posteli Sc sirkami. Pr hre
zapalena byla cd hoT1c1 sirky
pTikryvka a pax saty ma mem.
We zdejsl nemocnici skonal
kratce pc privezeni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-10-28
MiStni Zprayy.
1858 VOLICU VZATO z
VOLEBNfCH LISTIN.

VOLEBNfCH LISTIN.
Jmena 1853 volicn odstra-
memo bylo nyni z volicskych Sc
Znamu " Baltimore.
Demokraticka strana utrpe-
la ztratu 1910 volicG, republi-
kanska 1888.
Pred revisf provedenou ma
den 18. rijna demokratickych
volicI bylo v seznamecha 271,-
873, republikanskych bylo 49,
668.
V6tSinou odstraneni tyka sc
tech, kterf nezakonne zaneseni
byli, zemrelych a osob odste-
hovavSich sc z mesta.
Ma den voleb, 8. listopadu,
demokrate v Baltimore, budou
miti v seznamech vetSinu 1885,
1878 volicG prot republikanGm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-10-28
SpOrtOvnf HIfdka
KOPANA.

s. K. "Slovan" sehraje ligo-
Wy zapas s Prospect A. C. tuto
nedeli V jednu hodinu odpol.
v patterson Parku ma hrfsti &.
s. Iapas minute ned6le pro-
hrall Jsme a. j. j. Toula.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-10-28

Harry D. William, mistoad-
ministrator WPA, oznamil, re
1895 osob je zamestnano ma
projektech vladniho odboru
WPA v Marylandu. z poctu
toho 9.263 PRAGUE v Balti-
more.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-10-28
CTYRLETY HOCH SPADLY
DO STUDNE. Z~ACHRANEN.

Robert Gerick, 4 roxy starry
syn Samuela Gerick z Bar Har
Dor v Anne Arundel okresu,
zachranen byl re studne dva-
Get stop hluboke hasici.
Hoch pc celou dobu az do
pf1jezdu hasicI drzel Sc ma
kousku dfeva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-10-28

j j. Toula Sc narodil v Baltimore V roce 1913. Navste-
voval Baltimore City College, z ktere graduoval V r. 1881.
TTi roxy studoval ma Johns Hopkins Universite RUNE pred
mety, ma pT1klad: dejiny, reci, mezinarodn1 prava, ekonomi,
atd. Obdrzel diplom CO bakalaf um6n1 (A.B) v roce 1884
a potion pokracoval dale v a~dvokatstvf ma Universite Mary
landske.
v r. 932-193 navstfviL starou vlast a studoval mezi-
narodnf politick6 nauky v Praze pod DR.. Prochazkou, profe-
sorem ma Prazske Universite.
V 1noru r. 1885 J. J. Toula s pomoc1 Senatora John G.
Callana uskutecnil svatek %. R1jen, jake statn1 svatek Ma
rylandu.
j. Toula jest clenem "Sokoa", cestnym clenem Sdru-
zeni Csl: SpolkG, predsedou Gree State Lodge, a nyn1 s po-
moci pana Rudolfa Behounka utvoTl csl. klub S. K. "Slovan."
The Washington times., 1938-08-06

The Brown Bomber probably
will remain idle, income taxes be-
ing what they are, but Promoter
Mike Jacobs is eager to stage the
show, according to the informa-
ton, and he will make every effort
to make the match when Louis
arrives here Sunday.
The champion is coming to
town for a number of reasons,
the major one being to see the
Armstrong-Ambers battle. While
he is here he will be accosted by
Promoter Jacobson rather his
managers will be thus accoSted-
and finally and definitely the pro-
posed fall spectacle will be settled.
Promoter Jacobs is eager and so
is, Baer. Louis handlers are just
lukewarm on the proposition, their
contention being that there is no
sense in fighting your way into
debt.
That's approximately what Louis
will do if he goes into the ring
again this year. Briefly, he has
been making too much money and
the harder he works from here on
out in 1898 the less he will have,
by the time his Uncle Samuel gets
through with him on those taxes.
The Washington times., 1938-08-06
NECLE ANNExES
HORTON TROPHY
by Lillian RTXEY

Two tired Federal employees
trudged around yesterday after
noon in the sludgy before-storm
heat with no more concern or ex-
citement than if they were play
ing a round just for fun on the
uphill Washington Golf and Coun-
try Club course. Nor was there
one single kibitzer to watch Rob-
ert L. Negle of the Home Owners
Loan Corporation trounce Regi.
nald Munson of the PWA by
the telling score of 5 and 4 to win
the finals Of the M. E. Horton
Cup championship.
For two long months Washing
ton Golf and Country Club link,
sters have been ambling along in
the handicap match-play event for
which Wholesale Grocer M. E.
Horton has donated a handsome
silver trophy standing two feet
high.
Teeing off yesterday afternoon,
both Munson and Negle carried a
Is handicap, so that both were
practically playing from scratch
On the out nine Negle carded a
gross AZ, seven over par, to Nun,
sons As. The stocky, haEder-driv,
ing Negle was 3 up at the turn
after dropping the ninth hole to
Munson's par three. Negle took
the tenth hole with a bogey S
and halved the eleventh and the
twelfth. where both were at the
fringe of the green in two strokes
On the 385-yard thirteenth
Negle again outdrove Munson for
a par 4, then halved the next with
a par to win the match and
the championship, S and 4.
Playing out the full Is, Munson
shot the only birdie on both cards
when he chalked UP a 3 on the
367-yard seventeenth hole, which
unfortunately, didn't count.
The Washington times., 1938-08-06

land, where Notwithstanding his
short legs, his pluck and nerve
have earned for him the soubri-
quet of "die-hard," and I have
yet to see a member of his
family who does not live up to
this reputation.
An ancient product of the
rugged north section of Scot
land, he is comparable to the
natives Of it for undaunted cour-
age, stamina, and fidelity.
He is indeed a "one-man" dog
and his fanciers claim that there
is probably none more indiffer-
ent to the advances of any one
but his own master or mistress.
His loyalty and playfulness en-
dear him to his owner, and no
other terrier can be more COM
panionable or affectionate.
True to his name-he is all
terrier and true to his country
he is all Scotch. The "Scottie"
always maintains great dignity
and poise, but because this
sturdy little dog with his long
whiskered face often struts
about with a solemnity of man
ner, he frequently is comical in
appearance.
They have been popular for
generations with the titled gen.
try of Great Britain and one of
their most enthusiastic and sue
ceSSful breeders in America to-
day is the well-known mystery
writer, S. S. Van Dine.
This wee Scot is usually black
or dark grizzled in color. al
though steel or iron gray, brin-
The Washington times., 1938-08-06
WAGER GOLFER
PLAYS FOR FUN
Continued from LIST Sports Page,

Continued from 1st Sports Page)
an average Of better than sc
strokes per 18.
The unusual bet had its incep-
tion in dispute Ferebee had with
Fred Turek, also a broker. over
operation of the Virginia estate
they owned jointly. Although they
couldn't agree on management of
the plantation, they were loathe
to take the matter to court. One
day Ferebee happened to say he
could cover each of the four Olym-
pia courses twice in one day.
Eventually, the idle boast led to
Turek'S suggestion they wager the
plantation on the outcome of such
an attempt.
Ferebee was inclined today to
pooh-pooh his stunt. He appeared
irritated when photographers and
reporters surrounded him last
night when he completed his final
round after being on the links
from sos a. m. until 8:12 p. m,
with scarcely a rest. A heavy rain
held him up about an hour and a
half in the middle of the day, but
that was his only prolonged stop.
He didn't even stop to eat, MUNICH
ing candy bars and sandwiches as
he went along.
It was estimated Ferebee COW
cred about 40 miles on the links.
He used up three pairs of shoes,
and his feet were badly blistered.
He used up ten caddies, too.
All day yesterday Ferebee's
chief concern was about his wife
and what she'd say when she
learned of his large bet. Mrs.
Ferebee had her say last night,
via long distance telephone. What
the missus said was plenty, &C
cording to Ferebee, who related:
Say, I'm in the dog-house.
She's pretty peeved, but I guess
things will clear"
The Washington times., 1938-08-06
Columbian Loop
Schedule TODAY
PEEWEE CLASS
ION The ElliDSeO

PEEWEE CLASS
con The Ellipse)
Wizard Lock Company vs.. Police Boys
Club No. 5, East Ellipse, a. m; North
east Senators. VS.. Jaffe Decorating Com
pany, West Ellipse, 9 a. m; Fred Motor
Company VS.. Cissel Saxon American Le-
gion Post. South Ellipse, 9 a. m.
(Other Peewee games on West Poto-
mac, Hyattsville and Takoma fields)
INSECT CLASS
(On The Ellpse)
Buick Motor Sales VS.. Little Taverns,
East Ellipse, II a. M; Goodwill Boys
Club VS.. Bethesda Eagles, West Ellipse,
II a. M; Urciolo Realty Company Ro-
mans VS.. Chevy Chase Red Sox. North
Ellipse, II a. m.
(Other Insect games on Bennings
Fairlawn and Arlington Fields"
JUNIOR CLASS
con The EIlipse)
Boyd's Pharmacy VS.. Chevy Chase Car
dinals, East Ellipse, 3 p. M; Deoude's
Celery Kings VS.. C. C. C. Camp No ass,
South Ellipse, l p. M; Clark's Baseball
Club vs. Cavaliers, East Ellipse, 1 p. m.
(Other Junior games on Anacostia,
Takoma and Potomac fields.)
The Washington times., 1938-08-06

THE DAPPGR DAN CLUB
may lose its Number One men,
ber-JOE BLANKEN. The lad
is plotting a business venture
on the other side of Baltimore.
If Joe leaves the city we will
miss him at the Monday night
fights as well as at the Red
skins games. Here's hoping
that he changes his mind.
DAPPER DAN spreads its
membership into the Kiwanis
Club now, with the nominations
by SAM (D-D) BARRETT re-
ceived for C. C. "R. F. D." NC
DEWITT, publisher; and FRED
'PINOCLE" ULTZ, the
phOtOg. And here comes one
from the Navy-RAY ESHER,
along with ]. EARLE "JOHN-
NY FEDERAL" MOSER, a
Times brother. along with
RODDY THOMAS and SCOTT
"SKEETS" HART.
WILLIS (D-D) FRAZIER is
spending the weekend with his
misSuS at Ocean City, Md.
DICK (D-D) O'CONNELL has
turned fight addict.
The Washington times., 1938-08-06
INTERCITY GOLF.
TEAMS PICKED
FOR PRO Event
Benefit Matches Set
For Indian Spring

Washington and Baltimore golf
teams which compete in exhibi-
tions at Indian Spring on August
II and at Woodholme Country
Club on September 18 have finally
been selected, it was announced
last night by Ralph Beach, presi-
dent of the Middle Atlantic Pro
feSsional Golfers Association.
The fairway shows have been
arranged for the benefit of War
ner Mather, former Baltimore pro-
fessional, who has been critically
i'll for several years.
Washington'S contingent will be
headed by Witty Cox of Congress
sional. Other first team regulars
will be Leo Walper, former driving
range pro, Cliff Spencer of Beaver
Dam, George Diffenbaugh of Ken
wood, Bob Barnett of Chevy Chase
and Freddy Mcleod of Columbia.
Alternates will be AL TredeE of
Manor, AL Jamison of Indian
Spring, Frank Cunningham of
Burning Tree, Mel Shorey of East
Potomac Park and Eddie Stevens
Of Manor.
President Beach will lead the
Baltimore corps, with Andy Glib
son, Bonnie View; Charlie Betsch-
Ter, Hillendale; Johnny Bass, Cliff
ton Park: Carroll MacMasters,
Woodholme, and Willie Schneider
as the regulars. Alec Taylor, James
Roche, Walter Greiner and Johnny
Flattery will be alternates.
The Washington times., 1938-08-06

day: kidnapped" with Warner Bax-
ter and F. Bartholomew.
EwToN-sunday and Monday:
Crime school," with Humphrey Bo-
gart and Dead End" Kids. Tues
day Wednesday and Thursday:
Rage of Paris" with D. Darrieux and
No. ii. Friday: Three Blind Mice"
with Loretta Young and Joel Nc
Crea Saturday: Hawaii Calls" with
Bobby Breeu and Ned Sparks: "Pio-
neer Trails" with Jack Luden and
Joan Barclay.
LIDo-sunday and Monday: Peter
LORE in Mr.. Moto's Gamble: June
Travis and Gardner Oliver in The
Wednesday: Loretta Young and Rich
ard Green in -Four Men and
Prayer; Mickey Mouse cartoon; news.
Thursday and Friday: Lionel Barry
more in Devil Dolr'; Michael Wha-
len and Claire Trevor in walking
Down Broadway" Saturday: Tex Rit-
ter in Trouble in Texas; also Don
aid Weed and Patricia Ellis in
Romance on the Run"
Hold That kiss" with Maureen
OSullivan and Mickey Rooney; stolen
Heaven" with Gene Raymond and
Olympic Bradna. Tuesday and Wednes-
uay: william POWell anu AnudUeii1
in 1.-The Baroness and the Butler; /;
"Breezing Home" with William Gar
gan and Binnie Barnes. Thursday
and Friday: Frank Morgan in Beg.
Borrow or Steal"; Girl Overheard"
with Gloria stuart and Walter
Pidgeon. Saturday: Gene Autry in
"The Old Corral; Scandal Street."
with Lew Ayres; chapter No. OF
THE Lone Ranger"
TAKOMA-Sunday and Monday:
Gary Cooper in Adventures of Marco
Polo: Robert Taylor in Three Com
rades": smith Ballew in "Panamints
Bad Man" Thursday and Friday:
Bing Crosby in DIR. Rhythm Satur-
day: John Boles in Sinners in Para
disc: Robert Wilcox in Young
FuRitiyes"