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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-09-22

WASHINGTON.-There is a great
TODD being made these days about
liberalism. We are told in the
press, through the radio, in personal
conversations that liberalism, lib
eral thinking, is vitality necessary;
it is urgent that our government be
kept liberal, and that our daily lives
be moulded along liberal lines.
President Roosevelt says so, and
sought in recent speech to define
liberalism; his spokesman repeat
and emphasize what he has said;
the vast army of ballyhoo artists
on the government payroll is saying
it after the manner of stooge for
ventriloquist. A lot of Republi-
cans, trying to ape the New Deal
ers, are saying it, too, and making
just as much of mess of the propo-
sition as the less slick-tongued
among the New Dealers.
Well, any way, at any cost, there
must be liberalism. If we don't be
liberal, we are warned, the devil
will get us. The nation, its $780,
100000 inhabitants and all of their
works will sink to the depth of per-
dition. It's very sorry situation,
indeed.
Recognizing the need, the urgent
necessity for liberalism, Mr.. Roose-
welt undertook recently to define it.
/ quote his words from a recent
speech in Maryland where he had
gone to try to bring about the defeat
of Sen. Willard Tydings in a race
for the Democratic senatorial nomi-
nation:
"For example, Mr.. A is a compos-
lite conservative. He admitted that
in 1888, interest rates charged by
private bankers to ordinary citizens
who wanted to finance farm were
altogether too high; he admitted
that there were sharp practices, ex-
cesses and abuses in issuing securi-
ties and buying and selling stocks
and bonds; he admitted that the
hours of work in his factory were
too long; he admitted that old peo-
pie, who became destitute through
no fault of their own, were a prob
lem; he admitted that national and
international economics and specu-
lation made farming and fishing
extremely hazardous occupations !;
and he even admitted that the buy
ing power of farmers and fishermen
had not kept pace with the buying
power of other kinds of workers.
But conservative Mr.. A not only
declined to take any lead in solving
these problems in cooperation with
the government. He even found
fault with and opposed, openly or
secretly, almost every suggestion
that was put forward by those who
belonged to the liberal school of
thought.
"Mr. B, said, was a composite
liberal. He not only admitted the
needs and the problems like Mr.. A,
but he put his shoulder under the
load; he gave active study and &C
tive support to working out meth
DDS, in cooperation with the govern
ment, for solving the problems and
the filling of the needs. Mr.. B did
not claim that the remedies were
perfect, but he knew that we had to
start with something less than per-
feet in this imperfect world"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-09-22

We read, the other day, of
a mid-western motorcycle
officer who said he was going
to spend his vacation in a
large city close to his home
town. He says that when
he gets there he is going to
ignore all stop signs and traf-
fic lights, all parking rules
and will pay no attention to
rights of other motorists. He
figures on pulling out on a
main highway and parking
in the middle to talk to
friends. He declares he will
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-09-22
CONSIDER THE "COP"

laugh at speed laws and
maybe go so far as to call a
motorcycle polio m a n a
chick"
This sounds like this Off
Ger has suffered nightly at
the hands of many motorists
and no doubt there are lots
of other officers who feel the
same way. Perhaps there
have been local drivers who
have helped contribute to the
cause by displaying poor
manners and poorer judg-
ment.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-09-22
LET'S CHUCKLE

Someone said, 81 always
like to hear him chuckle",
and it made us think a bit.
Could we name a man who
chuckles that folks didn't
like? There is something
about "a chuckle that wins
you and it usually comes
from a person at ease with
his neighbor-and his con-
science. He is unselfish, is
not a hypocrite, is friendly,
sociable and without guile. A
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-09-22

chap who is a lover of hui
mainly and is in accord with
it, who likes us and we like
him. To review in my mind
the folks who chuckled and
the folks who didn't gave me
the thought that the first
ones you could trust, and
love. 1t behooves us all to
do a bit of chuckling now
and then just to keep in prac-
tice and to hear how we
sound to the other fellow.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-09-22
Eyeglasses Worn in 1898

Marco Polo, greatest Of medieval
travellers, wrote in 1898 that spec
tacles were extensively worn by
the nobility in China. It is probably
true that these glasses corrected no
optical defects, but were merely
worn for style.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-09-22
Ideas Subject to Quick
Change; Try Something Else

Then, too, their ideas are subject
to such quick change that few of
them are retained very long. They
are cast aside for something else
that has more glamor. A case in
point is an incident of recent his
tory. After New Dealer Senator
Pope had been licked for the Idaho
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-09-22
First Knitted Stockings

Henry the Eighth Of England wore
the first knitted stockings. His first
pair came from Spain. Queen Eliz-
abeth OF England wore the first pair
OF silk stockings knitted on the ma
chine invented by Rev. William Lee.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-09-22
Would Force ReaIignmert
OF Politics of Country

Mr.. Roosevelt's announcement
on what constitutes a liberal fol-
lowed very closely a statement he
had issued in a meeting with the
newspaper correspondents at the
White House, saying that he had no
objection to election Of liberal Re-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-09-22

lean scene in trying to make
money so rapidly that they
run them Unto the ground"
as they have gangster, must
cal and newspaper films, just
because the first were good
box-office. With all there is
to draw on from real human
episodes of family life we
hope these wholesome pic
lures that we have seen so
far, will not become exagger-
ated and made anything but
good family movies.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-09-22

One of the hardest things
to make a woman believe is
that her husband will love
her more for keeping his
stomach contented than he
will for keeping his morale
straight.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-09-22

name! Folks aren't allowed
to suffer from pain, hunger,
or loneliness if most of our
small town friends know
about it. Lacking all the
kindness of a small town is
no doubt what makes city
editors a lot more generous
in their kidding" of the
small town, for he sees the
difference between the two,
for he used to be one of us.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-09-22

You've met a wise chap
when you meet a man who
would rather keep his bills
paid up than to keep up with
his neighbor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-09-22

Give the neighbors half a
chance and they'll do all the
necessary worrying about
your affairs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-09-22
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Lesson for September Is
DAVID: TRIUMPHANT FAITH

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PRIMARY TOPIC-The Song of the Shep-
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JUNIOR ToP1c-The Song of Shepherd
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INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC
Songs Of Faith and Courage.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
A Steadfast and Triumphant Faith.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-03
Vyprodeje drobneho dobytka
v Cechach.

Jina leta Sc zacatkem kvet-
ma jiz v cetnych kraj1ch sece
trava a jetel. Letos je vsak
temer vsude jeste trava nedo-
statecne vzrostla a zemedel-
stvl ma nouzi o p1ci. Nejh1T
jsou postizeni chovatele drob-
neho hospodaTsk6ho ~zvfrectva
zejmena koz a kralikG. Te-
mer nikdo z mich nema dosta-
tecne zasady suche p1ce, ami
pence ma kupovan1 drahych
krmiv. Kdyz jim ted susena
p1ce doSla, must sc zbavovat
dobytka i "a krute mike ceny.
Jsou to bolestne ztraty v drob-
nych hospodarstvfch. Ztraty u
trpeli take pestitele ranych
brambor. u pfedkl1cenych
brandon klfcky pomrzly a
pTedkl1cene brambory Sc uro-
df stejne S obycejnymi. MOI
most vyhodneho zpen6zenf ma
jarnfm trhu je tim ztracena.
[Ceny zeleniny ma trz1ch prud-
ce stouply - svazek kedlubn6
ma sedm korun a pod. Zmense-
nym prodejem utrpeli nejen
pestitele, ale i trhovci. Take
vcelari budou init letos spat-
ny rok. Posledn1 deste vsak
vegetaci velmi prospely a kdy-
by Sc oteplilo, prfroda by vel
mi rychle dohan6la dubnov6
zdrzen1. Ma lukach, ktere by
ly pc dubnovych mrazech ze-
zloutle, je jiz vliv majovych
deStn znat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-03
Italsky venec ma mohyIe
generala Stefanika.
genera

Pred Stefanikovou mohylou
V Ivanky zahajeny oslavy Ste
fanikovy We vyrocn1 den jeho
tragickeho skonu "a 1casti de-
legace armady, zejm6na letec-
tva a cetnych oficialnich osob-
nost1 a mnoha obecenstva. K
oslave Sc dostavili italsky kon-
sui DIR. Francesca La Faro, O.
bleceny We fasisticky steino-
kroj a provazeny urednictvem
konsulatu. .Italsky konsul po-
lozil ma mohylu venec v ital-
skych narodn1ch barvach. Slav-
most byla zakoncena hymnami
italskou a fasistickou a hym-
nou ceskoslovenskou.
Vojenske letectvo uctilo u
vsech leteckych pluk1 pamat-
ku generala M. r. Stefanika.
Kratce pred IL. hodinou pri-
letela mad Prahu skupina tfia-
ctyficeti vojenskych letound a
v dobe, kdyz pred devatenac-
tt roxy zahynul veliky sloven-
sky statn1k, vojak a letec,
krouzila mad mestem. Ma mad
vof1 leteckych kasaren We Kbe-
Itch Sc shromazdily leteck6
jednotky We ctverci. General
letectva Karel Prochazka pfi-
jail hlasen1 a proved prehlfd-
ku. Ma to plukovn1k letectva
Vilem Stanovsky promluvil O
vyznamu stefanika pro nase O.
svobozenf. Podobne slavnost-
nj vzpominky sc konaly vcera
We vsech leteckych posadkach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-03
cesky lekar zabit " Spanelske
valce.

Prazske G. S. pfse: Teprve
v techto dnech dostala Sc do
Prahy zprava, re pTi posled-
MIN naporu generala Franco
k mort padli do zajet1 u Benz
casino diva clenove lekarskeho
sboru ceskoslovenske nemoc-
nice "Komensky", pracujlc1
ma strane vladnfho vojska.
Jsou to diva mlad1 lekafi z
Prahy, DIR. Gustav Tallenberg
a DIR. Karel Schnell, kteT1 Cd
jeli do spanelska S ceskoslo-
venskou nemocnicn1 expedici
v prve polovine lonskeho ro-
ku. Byli zajati ma fronte We
chvlli, kdy v zakopech sbfrali
S pomocnym personalem IRA
meme. Cd tie chv1le nenf pc
mich stopy.
Prostrednictvlm mezinarod-
niho Cerveneho kTize, byly n.y.
nj zahajeny kroky, ably oba le-
kari byli vymeneni pr nejbliz-
81 vymene zajatcd. Kratce
pred zajet1m techto lekafG
byl pri jednom dtoku v biz
kosti ceskoslovenske nemoc-
nice usmrcen granatem jiny
Glen ceskoslovenske nemoc-
nice, NUDE. Josef Bulaty z
Prahy.
Nemocnice, O ktere nebylo
jiz dlouho zprav, byla pr
poslednfch presumech poslana
ma katalanske 1zem1 a je NY
nj um1stena severne cd BARGE
my. Je um1stena peti budo-
vach a jeji stab tvorf 38 &C.
Observation-Disclosures a osetfova-
telek a 14O domorodych dobro
volcG. Ziskala 81 skvelou po-
vest, zvlaste pri poslednich
bojich.
Pr offensive u Escorialu
bylo v nemocnici osetfovano
5000 zranenych, u Terruelu
1000. SeflekaTem nemocnice
je nynf MUDr. Kisch. Vybor
pro pomoc demokratickemu
Spanelsku wagon obvazu,
mydla, lekG a cigaret v Gene
10000 Kc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-03
Pc 23letech Sc vratil beg pro-
stfedkHE z Ruska do CSR.

N. P. pfse: We svetove val
&c byl ma ruske fronte zajat
Jos. Fojkt, pf1slusny do Ledvic
ma Duchovsku. Pc skoncene
valce Sc domG nevratil a media
leko Moskvy, v jedne obci, 81
zar1dil kovarnu. Vedlo Sc mu
velmi dobTe, coz nejl6pe pot
vrzuje okolnost, re Sc rozhodl
zGstati trvale v Rusku.
Sovetske 1fady vsak no ne
kolikrate vyzvaly, ably 81 "a
zadal O ruske statnf obcan-
stvi, coz Fojkt odmital a sna-
I'll Sc uchovati 81 statnf obcan-
stvf ceskoslovenske. Kdyz ne
uposlechl vyzvy dradG, potkal
no osud ciz1ch statn1ch pT1slus-
Mkt, kterych Sc Sovety nynf
hromadne zbavuj1, a byl vypo-
vezen. Do Ceskoslovenska Sc
vratil bez prostredkI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-03
CSR. oslavilo 81. narozeniny
presidenta Eduardo BeneSe.

Y den %. kvetna, v den ma
rozenin presidenta republiky,
byly ma vsech vojenskych bu-
dovach ~vyveseny statn1 prapo-
ry a vlajky.
V Praze sc konala odpoled-
ne vojenska hudebnf akade-
mic, odpoledne pax, v 18 bod.
ma Staromestskem namestl
slavnostni projev vselegionaT-
skeho vyboru a posadkoveho
velitelstvf Velke Prahy.
Dale byly polozeny Venice
ma hrob Neznameho voj1na, ma
hrob p%residenta Osvoboditele
" Lanech a take ma hrob pad
lych ma Olsanskych hrbito-
vech. We vsech posadkach by
ly usporadany srazy vojen-
skych 1tvarG ma veTejnych
prostranstvich.
Klub solistG Narodn1ho di-
vadla v Praze z1castnil Sc v
Berline oslavy narozenin pre-
sidenta republiky, DIR. Edvar-
da Benese, kterou pofadalo
berlfnske 1stred1 ceskych spoil
XII pod protektoratem csl. W.
stance DIR. Mastneho.
Slavnost konala Sc tam v ne
deli, 20. kvetna v jedne z nej-
vetsfch berllnskych kencert-
Mich SIM. Poole prani 1cin-
kovali ma teto oslave clenove
Klubu solist1 Ota Horakova a
Stanislav Muz, soliste Statni
opery. Oba zp1vali narodni
pfsne a arie z ceskych oper.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-03

= Hitler polozil zaklady
k a~utomobilove tovarne, ktera
Dude nejvetsf v Europe, We
Fallersleben, IL mil ma seve-
rovychod cd Brunswicku. Pred
pov1da Sc, re koncem r. 1889
Dude V nj zahajena vyroba no.
veho lidoveho auta. 10000 Ii
d1 poslouchalo F~uehrera, kdyz
volal:
"Nenavidim slova nemoz-
most, nebot vzdycky je Symbol
lem zbabelcn, ktef1 neodvazu-
j Sc uvesti v zivot velke roz-
hodnuti."
= Pr lovecke vyprave nasli
anglicti administrative tired
n1ci v blizkosti Ludjanu v pra-
lese trosky obrovskeho chra-
moveho mesta, ktere, jak Sc
IDA, nebylo obyvano pc stale
IT,. Nektere z kolosalnfch sta
web sahajl al do WISE 80 met
RI. Jsou zarostle pralesni We
getac1, take je nelze spatrit
AMI z bezprostrednf bl1zkosti.
Vstup do ~chramoveho mesta,
velikeho nekolik kilometrG, je
velmi nebezpecny, protoze
sesutiny sc hemzl hady. V nej-
blizsi dobe vsak mali byti
|trOsky v6decky prOZkOumany.
= Pocet sebevrazd mezi Vi
denskymi zidy ubyl o 1919
"a poslednf tydny, jak prav1
vGdci zidovske obce.
Sebevrazda Edmunda Elsie
ra, rakouskeho hudebn1ho
skladatele, ktery Sc zprovodil
Sc sveta minuly tyden, je pri-
pisovana sp1se financnim nes-
nazfm nez pronasledovan1 Sc
strany nazistG.
Antisemitskym SLAM We Vfd
nj bylo naT1zeno, ably "zGstaly
pfesne v mezich zakona" pTi
jednanf sc zidy a zid1m bylo
dano povzbuzenf, ably zavolali
policii, budou-li napadeni.
Zidovske organisace pTi-
pravujf Sc k hromadn6 emf
graci jez Dude umoznena,
jak verf, pc mezinarodn1m
kongresu, ktery Dude konan
prist1 mes1c v Zeneve, ably ma
mem byly sestaveny plany k
rozdelen1 zidovskych emigran
til.
= Osud Sc zachoval velmi
krute Ike staremu sedlaku Tor
dovitoviz vesnice Slatkina u
Jugoslavii, jak bylo &c. dubna
1888 z Belehradu oznameno.
Starry muz slavil nedavno ia.
narozeniny a pTece byl ma
svete sam, bez prfbuznych
Stafec ztratil postupne man.
zelku, deti i vnuky. A proto
Sc rozhodl nyni, re prime "a
sveho trileteho hosika. Vsech
ny formality byly Tadne pro-
vedeny, take 114lety stafec
ma opet syna. V historic nenf
prfpadu, re by otcem a synem,
byt adoptovanym, byl vekovy
rozd1l Ill let.
- Casopisy v Rusku prina-
Sell zpravu, re Y. Kampev,by
valy SET sovetskeho hedvabnic-
keno trustu, byl odsouzen k
smrti ma obzalobu, re nicil pro
dukci hedvab1 ma zadost ia
poncd a ItalG. Helen Marka-
ryan, ktera byla inspektorkou
v tonic prGmyslu, byla odsou-
zena do zalaTe ma Is let a ma
mayer hedvabnicke fanny ma
10 let. Byli obzalovani, re
znicili vice nez 100000 moru-
Isovych stromG. zena byla mi
me to obzalovana, re schvali-
la surove hedvab1, zamorene
parasity bource morusoveho,
jez pax bylo posflano do il
nych hedvabnickych kraft v
Rusku.
HCP oeIoxI~ "a ~a~01a~1~xx
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-03
Banker Suchanek ma Borech.

z Brna z vezenl trestniho
soud byl odvezen do trestnice
ma Borech byvaly ~brnensky
banker Alex Suchanek, drive
Elder Won Hasenau, odsouzeny
pro milionove podvody a zpro-
nevery. Ma Borech 81 Dude
o~dpykavat trest 4 rokG a 4 me-
slice tezkeho zalaTe. u kraj-
skeho trestniho soudu v Brine
Sc Dude Suchanek jeste odpo-
v1dat pro podvody S premiovy-
mi obchody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-03
Klub cs. turistIG - nejvstsi
hradni pan v republice.

Klub ceskoslovenskych turf
stu konal v Praze jubilejnf val
nou hromadu. Klub ma kro-
me mnozstv1 turistickych chat
take % hradG a 6 hradG spra-
vuje, take je nejvetsim brad
MIN panem v republice. Klub
spolupracuje S associaci Slo-
vanskych turistickych druz-
stew, jejiz ~sekretariat Dude
pTelozen do Prahy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-03
Nejkrasnsjsi slovenska cikan.
ka zemrela.

V novych Zamcich konal Sc
okazaly pohTeb 18lete cikan-
ske krasavice M. Lakatosove,
ktera nahle zemTela. ZemTe-
Ia byla pokladana "a nejkras-
nejsf cikanske devce ma jizn1m
Slovensku. z cikanske ctvrti
Pero az ma hrbitov vyhravala
v pohTebnfm prGvodu 60 Glen
ma cikanska kapela a u hrobu
zipval pevecky sbor cikan-
skych devcat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-03
Milenci hvezd " beskyd-
skvch horach.

V Beskydach, zejmena cd
Cantorie az pc slovenskou hra-
nici, kvete pasovani kon1 z
Polska k nam. Paseraci pre-
haneji pres hranice kone "a
temnych noc1, kdyz zuff liza
ky a vichrice. Odehravaj1 Sc
t usceny, jake vyl1cil polsky
spisovatel Piasecki v roma
mech "Milenci hvezd" a
"Kral hrancie". Re soboty ma
nedeli zurila mad Beskydam
prudka snehova boufe. Nase
financnf straznfky prave toto
psi pocasl vybidlo k vets1 po-
zornosti. Hl1dky z Bukovce a
Ciernfho stfezily 1sek cd slo-
venske hranice az pc kopce
Skaliste a Jirove. Asi pc no
dinove pochGzce We snehove
vanice zaslechli zarehtan1 ko-
ne. Ukryli Sc v krovi a pc
chv1li spatTili nekolik lid1,
kteT1 p%Tevadeli pres hranice
mens1 stado kon1. Ma zavola-
nj stdj paseraci nasedli ma ko-
ne a pc strme strani uhaneli k
osade Cierna. Hl1dka je pro-
nasledovala. Paseraci vbehli
s konmi do oplocene zahrady
tesne ma polske hranici. Kdyz
financni straz vystrelila, pro-
lomili paseraci plot a We tine
a vanici sc Jim podaTilo uteci i
S nekolika konmi ma polskou
stranu. Diva kone zanechali v
ohrade. Bylo zjisteno, re Sc
jedna o velkou tlupu paserakG
ktera pracuje pro pfekupnlka,
zijiclho ma Slovensku.
Pasovan1 koni z Polska k
nam sc v posledn1 dobe neo-
bycejne rozmaha. Laka vyso-
ky zisk, i kdyz je tn velke risi-
ko. TAX jake ma rusko-polske
hranici, tax i ma MAST hranici 81
nekdy paseraci dopomohou k
vetsimu zisku pred st1ranou
ztratou. Kone, ktere dopra-
vuj1, patti pTekupnfkovi, ktery
sam 81 zije v bezpecf. Pase-
raci mali jen odmenu "a pre-
vedeni koni. Nekdy Sc jim
kun pri pTechazenf hranic a
1teku pred financi strait
"ztratf". Je to smluvena hra,
pTi ktere 81 nekolik paserak1
zahraje ma straznfky. Pase-
raci 81 dovedou opatrit pro pa
sovane kone i prGvodnf dobyt-
c1 pasy. Jeden takovy pr1pad
Sc projednaval v techto dnech
pred k~rajskym soudem v Mo-
ravske Ostrave. Obchodnfci S
dobytkem Pavel Cymorek z
Ropice a Pavel Machander re
Smilovic, padelali dobytc1 pas.
Byl vystaven obecnfm 1Tadem
v G1tech a bylo ma mem pd-
vodne napsano 81 koza, 4 ro-
XII stara, PLAYA, rohata." Cy-
morek S Machanderem tento Il
daj vymazali a do pap1ru nap
sail 81 kon siwi valach4 roki
starry" Oba Sc ovsem vymlou
vail ma neznameho muze, ale
byli odsouzeni kazdy ma sest
tydnG do tuheho vezen1 nepod
mfnene a til kone, ktere ma
tento pas prodavali, byli "a
J baveni We prospech statu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-03

VdOVy pc CfaglcKy ZeSnulem
krali Ludvikovi H., kralovny
Marie, jez byly potopeny r.
1926 v Tecisti Dunaje. Kdyz
bylo pc mohacske bitve, kra-
Iowa Marie ucinila vsechno.
ably zachranila v budlnskem
hradu n~ahromadene dvorni pc
klady. Klenoty nalozili v Blu.
dine ma lode a plavili Sc S mimi
smerem k Bradshaw. Ma ceste
vsak pfepadla lodi tlupa stra-
nfk1 Szapolyaiovych ,kterf dive
potopili v Dunaji. Tato kata-
strofa sc udala mezi Parkan-
Nanou ma ceskoslovenske stra.
ne a OstTihomem ma madar.
ske strane Dunaje.
Uniklym lod1m podaTilo sc
dostat al do Bratislavy a neo-
bycejne hodnotne relikvie re
dvora Ludvikova dostaly sc
pozdeji do Vfdne. Sepsan byl
O Mich inventaf, ktery je jeste
dnes We vfdenskem dvornfm
archivu. V Dunaji zmizely
historicke poklady neobycejne
vzacne. Otazkou vyzdvizent
jich sc pred nekolika lety "a.
byvali americtf kapitaliste, a.
lie mezinarodnf jednani v tetc
veci z1stalo bez1spesne. Nyn:
vsak obyvatelstvo Ostrihomu
maGarska Komarna vzalo sa.
mo vec do rukou a v nejblizs
dobe zacne Sc prohledavat re
este Dunaje.
Evening star., 1938-11-17
Women's Suits and Goats

Sizes for Misses, Juniors. Women and Y Sixes
1 Black Coat with large mink collar Size 40. Was
sl39. Friday $3.50
2 Junior Miss Coats, beige. trimmed with kolinsky
Size Is. Were s49.95. Friday $3.50
l Beige Coat kolinsky collar. Size 20. Was $685.
FTlday 30
2 Tobacco Brown Coats with natural cross fox COL
lars Sizes 16 and 20. Were s159. Friday S95
l Untrimmed Dress Coat, black, size 10. Was $685.
Friday -------$l170
l Larger Woman's Tan Tweed Coat. Size 471z
1 Brown Diagonal Fleece Coat. Size STA. Was
S2995. Friday ---------------------- $1170
l Three Piece Wardrobe Suit Of tweed. Brown, size
l Beige Coat, kolinsky collar and cuffs. Size IL.
Was s79.95. Friday -$39
3 Black Coats for juniors Sizes IS. is and II.
Mink trims. Were $50 .o5. Friday $36
l Black Coat for women. Size 49, Kolinsky trims.
Was $98 Friday ----------. $48
2 Coats of Stroock Fleece Fabric; tan, size 41a
l oxford size 37l2. Were $685. Friday S29
l Sports Coat of black-and- blue tweed with wolf
collar; size 16. Was $685. Friday --------- $26
1 o-piece Refer Suit; size IL in rust. Was
$1795. Friday -----~------------ -$1295
Two-piece Suits with box jackets Of Persian lamb
fabric. Black sizes 10 and IA. Were $39.95. Fri
day - --------------.- $29
l Red Monotone Tweed Coat with raccoon collar:
size l3. Was 1895. Friday ay---------------$ SIS
l Black Untrimmed Dress Coat in size 391. Was
$29,95. Friday - -------- $22.95
The Palais Royal. Goats and Salts Third Floor
Evening star., 1938-11-17
bed.hi Studio
Couch, $24.45

Only l; has TWO separate
innerspring mattresses: COW
cred In homespun tapestry.
Regularly $44.95.
1 Studio Couch, opens to double
or twin beds. Regularly S29.95.
S19.45
! Maple Arm Studio Couches in
plaid upholstery. Were 1895.
$24.45
! Innerspring Mattresses, covered
In imported damask; 22o coil
units. Were $24.50 0 $12.75
10 Metal Windsor Beds, durable
baked-on enamel finish; three
foot size. Were $7.95 1898
5 Maple Poster Beds; sturdy hard
wood; twin size. Were $995.
$5.95
The Palais Royal, Bedding
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1938-11-17
81 GirdIes, 81

Popular pantie and garter
styles of white laStex. Broken
sizes. Only 81.
6 Foundations of two-way stretch
lastex. Were $3.50. Friday $1.75
26 Peach and White Lastex Cir
dies. Were IS. Friday $2.50
81 Garter and Pantie Girdles.
Were $1.55. Friday----77c
70 Wide Brassieres, with or with
out garters. Were 81. Friday. Soc
The Palais Royal, Foundations
Third Floor
Evening star., 1938-11-17
Fur Coats Reduced

Box Coats Of beaver-dyed coney. Sizes IA, Is and
18. Were $6995. $3.50
Mendoza Beaver-dyed Coney Coat. Size II. Was
$685. Friday $3.50
Black Seal-dyed Coney Coats in sizes II and 16.
Were $89 95 and $98. Friday -----$ 81
Gray American Broadtail (processed lamb) with
squirrel collar. Size 16. Was $98. Friday $45
1 Chinese Lamb Coat, eel. Size 16. Was $1s5. Fri
day ~--- $3.50
The Polais Royal. Fars Third Floor