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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-04-13
BOAT CLUB ELECTS

The Potomac Boat Club gathers
tonight at 8 o'clock to elect Off
GERS and plan for the ensuing sea-
SON
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-04-13

-VOTE FOR SUFFRAGE APR
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-04-13

-yorE FoR sUFFRAeE APRIL So
Evening star., 1938-11-18
Plans for Pistol Range
Are Blocked by Seal

Plans of group of Georgetown
business men to establish a pistol
range on lot adjoining the sew
enth precinct station. 321S Volta
place NV, to be used jointly with
members of that precinct were
blocked yesterday by a ruling by
Corporation Counsel Elwood H.
Seal.
He held that the Commissioners
were without authority to permit
the use of District property for the
requested purpose or to enter into
a lease or contract with the pistol
club. He advised the Commission
ers, therefore. they could not accede
to the request unless and until Con-
gress had specifically granted them
authority. At board meeting to-
day the Commissioners upheld Mr..
Seals decision
Maj Ernest w. Brown is said to
have been sympathetic to the plan
for the pistol club but raised ques-
tions about the authority of the
Commissioners to approve the idea.
The application was filed for the
Georgetown group by John Paul
Jones.
Evening star., 1938-11-18
Three Men Hunted
In Hotel Robbery

Police today are looking for three
white men suspected in the theft
OF two suitcases valued at s1O0 each
from the Colonial Hotel last night.
The baggage. belonging to Logan
Waddle of Somerset County. KY,
and Barney R. Acuff of Fountain
City, Tenn. contained a number of
railroad passes and files as we'll as
clothing.
Police also notified stamp agencies
to be on the lookout for $475 worth
Of the new S. Calvin Coolidge stamps
that went on sale yesterday at the
Old Post Office Building The
stamps were purchased by Louis S.
Gross of 2807 Connecticut avenue.
The clerk laid them on the counter
and Mr.. Gross turned to reach in
his pocket for money. When he
turned back they were gone. The
95 stamps we're in a cellophane en-
velope.
Evening star., 1938-11-18
Government Employees
To Meet Sunday

L. A. Meyer, executive director
and chief examiner of the United
States Civil Service Commission,
and j. Finley Wilson, grand exalted
ruler OF the I. B. P. o. E., will be
special guest speakers at the second
anniversary meeting of the United
Government Employees on Sunday at
4 pm. at Shiloh Baptist Church,
Ninth and P streets NV.
DR.. r. w. Brooks, pastor of Lin
coin Temple Congregational Church,
will deliver sermon and the choir
Of Shiloh Church will have charge
OF a musical program. The Rev.
E. L. Harrison, pastor of Shiloh
Baptist, and the Rev. c. T. Murray,
pastor Of Vermont Avenue Baptist
Church, also will participate in the
program.
The meeting will be in celebration
OF wage increases obtained for more
than 2,400 of the lower -salaried
workers in the Government service.
Evening star., 1938-11-18
Goodwill Industries
Head Comino Here

William j. Kurth of Boston, pres
ident of the National Association of
Goodwill Industries, will arrive in
Washington tomorrow for a meet
ing Monday of the Industries Train
ing School Commission at its head
quarters. 1920 New Hampshire ave-
nue. NV, on Monday. The commits
sion will outline plans for the three
week course to be given here be-
ginning January Is for executives
of Goodwill Industries in the South
ern region.
Traffic Director William A. Van
DNer will speak on safety before
the Goodwill Industries Boys Club
at 8 pm tomorrow at The Dugout"
at 1918 New Hampshire avenue NV.
Evening star., 1938-11-18
Militant Public
Held Essential 10
Reduce Crime
Judge Curron Speaks
To Federation of
Business Men

The crime problem will remain
acute until there is a persistent and
militant demand by the public for
better administration of criminal
justice, Judge Edward M. Curran
of the Police Court told the Fed
Grafton of Business Mems Associa-
ton last night at the organiza-
tons monthly dinner meeting at the
Hamilton Hotel.
1T is only a dream of the vision
aries that some day an aroused
public opinion will eliminate Or
ganized crime" Judge Curran said.
"Organized crime will never be elm
mated, but it may be minimized
and controlled whenever public SEN
timent is sufficiently aroused, stays
aroused and is wisely directed" he
said.
The permanent solution does not
lie in force and punishment, but
with the family, the school, the
church and the community, Judge
Curran said. adding that it is essen
tial for parents to rear their chill
dren in paths of obedience and re-
spect for authority.
After citing the school as an i'm
portant factor in training of chill
dren, Judge Curran said failure of
parents and children to attend
church and Sunday school is threat
ening the church's influential place
1t held in days agone as a most ef-
fective force in crime prevention"
In its attempt to eliminate slums
the Roosevelt administration is wag-
ing war against the breeding place
Of crime, he said.
In this war on crime we stand
as men in the ranks of humanity
who are under the law of duty that
allows us no stopping place short of
our utmost capabilities. Whatever
IN human nature is hopeful, gener-
Gus, aspiring-the love of God and
trust in man-is arrayed on one
side and on that side let us stand"
Judge Curran concluded.
The Business Mems Federation in
dorsed erection of a memorial to
Thomas Jefferson, but at site that
will not sacrifice cherry trees in the
Tidal Basin area.
The federation installed these off,
GERS: Fairfax Oyster, president;
B. Houston McCeney, first vice pres
ident; R. w. Parry, second vice
president; Arthur F. Carroll, jr.,
secretary; John M. De Marco, treas
urer: J. Nelson Anderson, general
counsel, and Joseph Batl, assistant
general counsel.
Evening star., 1938-11-18

A practical clock good
looking enough for the boudoir,
but not too fussy for the kitch-
en-. Keeps excellent time. Choice
of cOlors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-27
French Philosopher
To Be Speaker at
Georgetown u.
Dr.. Murituin to Talk
In Second Lecture
Of Series

DR.. Jacques Maritain, French
philosopher. author and critic, will
be the speaker at Georgetown Uni
versity at 8:15 pm. tomorrow in the
second of a series of French lee
lures sponsored by the Societe de
jean Labat
DR.. Maritain, who will speak in
French, is professor of philosophy
at the Institute of Medieval Studies
at Toronto. Canada. Through DR..
Leon Dostert Of the French depart
ment at Georgetown, the society has
extended special invitation to
teachers and students of French
from the different universities and
schools in Washington.
A year ago when DR.. Maritain
spoke at the Catholic University,
his lecture was one of the principal
events of the year in literary cir
cles. He is known internationally
for his writings on wide range of
subjects and many of his works
have been translated into English.
He is graduate of the University
of Paris.
The society was named after the
late Prof. Jean Labat. native
Erenchman and one-time attache of
the French embassy in Washing
ton who taught at Georgetown for
a number of years after the World
War until his death.
The subject matter of the series
covers generally the literary, social
culture and political ideas Of
France, being designed to stress
those aspects of French culture
which are universal and fourishing
in the democracies.
The subject of DR.. Maritain's lee
ture was not announced. It is I'M
derstood, however, he will deal
mainly with the personality of the
individual as contrasted with mass
movements The lecture will be
given in Copley Lounge on the COL
lege campus.
In the first lecture of the series
last Monday the speaker was DR..
Gilbert Chinard, historian and biog-
rapher of Princeton University, who
spoke on THE Humanities of
French Literature" Four more lee
lures will be given during the series.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-27
"a Jersey City Firms
Facing Tax Charges
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
JERSEY CITY, N. j., Nov. 26.-
The City Commission has brought
charges of failure to file personal
FAX returns for 1887 and 1888 against
"A Jersey City corporations assessed
It approximately s250,00O,0 900.
The charges. filed with the Hud-
m County Board OF Taxation by
'ity Commissioner Arthur Potter
IN, are based on a 1918 State law
''-lder which companies having stat
Tory Offices here are liable for per-
nal property taxes.
The concerns sued to date, the
y indicated. are the first among
. to 300 others to be charged with
TX violations by Jersey City in a
rive to bring additional funds into
the city Golfers.
The current suits, it was stated by
the city, would result in more than
$10,00O,000 in new taxes. The 1887
tax rate was 44.24 per thousand dol
lars valuation and the 1898 rate
4754 per thousand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-27

for Drake Uni
versity Alumni
of washington
at q tea to be
held December 4
from 4 to 6
pm. at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Olson,
No. l Milnarson
place NV. His
subject will be
The End of an
Epic"
Miss Alice APP
plegate, pianist
and a daughter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-27
Girl, II, Sentenced

WASHINGTON, Pa, Nov. 26 [R.-
Irene Giricz, IL, who said she shot
her father because he abused her
End her mother, was sentenced to
tie Pennsylvania Training School
at Morganza today.
Irene, who calmly admitted slay-
ing her father, Steve, with % rifle
IS he sat at the breakfast table in
their home at Centerville, last Au-
gust Is, dispelled no emotion as
Judge Carl E. Gibson imposed the
indeterminate sentence in Juvenile
Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-27
Tobacco Man Killed

ABINGDON, Va. Nov. rs tR.-
w. D. Moore of Goldsboro, N. c..
supervisor of the Abingdon hurley
tobacco market, was killed in a fall
from his third-floor hotel room here
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-27

of the association, Mrs. Roscoe
Apologize, will give a musical pro-
gram.
Mrs. Simon c. Skeels, president
of the association, will be among
the hostesses. Others will include
Mrs. Apologize, Miss Nadine Prime,
secretary; Mrs. Henry Stevens, vice
president, and Mrs. Harry E. Bur-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-27
Dr.. Taylor to Speak
At Drake Alumni Tee

DR.. Carl c. Taylor. chief of the
Farm Population and Rural Life
Division of the Bureau Of Agricul-
tural Economics, will be the speaker
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-27

RECEIVES DECORATION
The Rev. Thomas Daniels, pas
tor of SITS. Constantine and
Helen Greek Orthodox Church,
Sixth and c streets S.W., was
decorated yesterday with the
Order of st. Sava by Con-
stantine Fotitch, Yugoslavian
Minister, for humanitarian
work for the church.
Photo by TenSchert.
The Washington times., 1938-09-03

Continued ON Next Pags)
The Washington times., 1938-09-03
Commissioners Notices
IL

rnNTRnT
ALCOHOLIC B K q CoNlhoI , y
Board, Washington, D. T.. septemoer & o,
1898. Notice is hereby given thst 'ne
following persons nave applieu io[ ~ ~
censes under the District OF Columola
Alcoholic Beverage Control Act, mat re-
monstrants are entitled to be heard oe
fore the granting of such licenses anu
that hearing Will he had on suCh dpIii n
cations for licenses on Septennn9etr my NJ S'
1888 at 80 a, M, in Room 22l' ! DIS
trict Building; 2eoS, George dppds' sos
The Washington times., 1938-09-03

THE CLUB SHANNON, 2817
CONN. AVE. ADAMS 843O.
VACANCY,
The Washington times., 1938-09-03
Bids and Proposals

COMMISSIONERS. D. C., WASHINGTON,
AuTust al. 1888. Sealed proposals will
Be received at Room 500 District Build
ing, until 200 p. m, E. s.. T.. September
Is, 1888. and then publicly opened, for
Furnishing Additional Boiler. Pump.
en1okestack, Etc (including all necessary
repairs for same) complete in place at
the d. c. Reformatory- Heating Plant for
the D. c. Penal Institutions, Lorton., Wiz
Kinia. Proposals, specifications. and draw
ings may be obtained at Room AT, DIS,
trict Building. upon deposit of a certified
check for $40 payable to the Collector
of Taxes. d. c., TO guarantee their re-
turn in good condition.
The Washington times., 1938-09-03

S'Double Duty circulation Of the Herald
and Times produces twice the results
at one cost.
The Washington times., 1938-09-03

THE ABBEY
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NEWLY OPENED
The Ultimate in Gracious Living
New. clean. comfortable, convenient. Food
you will enjoy. Special opening rates.
REpublic 2212
The Washington times., 1938-09-03
THE CLUB EMBASSY

OPPOSITE FRANKLIN PARK
On newly completed X st.. offers splendid
rooms, with excellent food, at reasonable
rates; fresh country eggs, butter and the
finest of meats are always on our menu.
1921 K ST N. W.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
PROTI LAWSONOVI IL
UDANf

William P. Lawson, byvaly
policejn1 komisar, udan byl V
patek velkoporotou re II pre-
stupk1 pro obracen1 sveTenych
.jeho brokerske firme jistin ku
prospechu firmy teto, jejfmz
presidentem byl. Tim velko-
porotnf jednanf nenf jeste no
tovo. Frank Udoff, predseda
velkoporoty Tekl: "My zrovna
.jsme uprostred vysetfovan1."
Lawson jest ma svobode pod
zarukou $4,000.
Spolu S MIN v teze zalezitos-
ii udani jsou: Frank Mueller,
president Standard Income
spoil, Frederick Mueller, Sc
kretar korporace destilacn1ch
certifikatI a Vincent L. CHS
ham, byvaly zamestnanec Law
sonovy firmy. Zaruka "a ne
| celkem obnasi $500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
POZVAN

Governor Nice pozval presi-
denta Roosevelta ku zajezdu
do Marylandu. Pozvan1 pTija-
to bylo. President vyjede z
Washingtonu v nedeli, projede
Jizn1m Marylandem do Nor
gantown, kde prohlfdce podro-
b1 m1sto pro most, vsedne ma
'yachtu Potomac, ably ma nj
stravil noe pTi plavbe do Girls
field. Odtud vyjede automo-
bilem pondeli do Denton, kde
pronese rec svoji.
Ma presidentske yachte S
MIN Dude kandidat senatorske-
no 1Fadu David J. Lewis a kon-
gresnlk Goldsborough z Den
ton, mestecka o 1900 obyvate-
Itch.
Ku zajezdu presidentovu pTi-
spelo pozvan1 jak governera
tax Goldsborough.
We stTedu rano oznameno by
10, re president naval vyklad
sveho zajezdu do Marylandu
jakoby tento byl vladimir vni-
knutfm'' do Marylandskeho
mfstniho boje, hysterickym w
kladem. TIDAL, re v Denton ne
Dude mluviti ami prot Tyding-
sow, ami pro Lewise.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
CESKOSLOVENSKYM
VOLICUM!

Vazena redakce a kra;ane:-
Jiz jen deset dni deli mas cd
dine We kte~6m m1zeme dopo-
moci vybrati kandidaty do d
fadd statn1ch ! federalnich.
Jest to pouze den voleb kdy
HAS mas plat1. Vyuzijte teto
prllezitosti a jste-li opravneni
VOLT, vote. Neni mic platno
nafikati ma nasi vladu pak-li
samy neobetujeme ami tech
par minut ably jsme dopmohli
zvoliti kandidaty kteff 81 zvo-
len1 zasluhuj1. My sami nend-
zeme rozhodovati O kandida-
tech cello statnich jake je gu
werner aneb senator Spoje-
nych StatG, ale my Cesi a Slo-
vaci kdyz budem cht1t, muze-
me snadno zvolit statnfho sena-
tora a to je ct. p. John G.. Cal
Ian, ktery 81 naSeho hlasu "a
sluhuje. My mdzeme dopomo-
CT zvoliti kongresn1ka p. Louis
Svehlu, a je to nase svata po-
vinnost pro neho VOLT a my
mdzeme zvoliti zastupce do
domu zastupcG statni zakono-
danny O ktere to 1rady uchazi
Sc tfi krajane a Size panove:
F. Hirt, R. Behounek a A. Bro
Xix. Kazdy volic V druhem
distriktu ma pravo VOLT pro
sest delegate a je povinnost
kazdeho krajana VOLT pro tri
ceskeho pGvodu a pak-li sc
tax stane mohou byti zvoleni
vsichni.
Mimo techto Dude ma voleb-
MIN l1stku p. James Cern1k,
ktery Sc uchaz1 O misto CO "a
stupce ma demokraticke tiket6
do 1stTedn1ho vyboru Estate
Central Comfnittee).
S volebn1mi stroll sc docela
lehko zachaz1 a to at nikoho
donna nedrz1 strach, re by jste
snad nevedeli jak stroj opero-
vat. Tech par jmen S bora u
vedenych snadno najdete a jim
jiste HAS o~devzdejte a tax Wy
konate vast povinost a tez do
Dry skutek. Josef VonaSek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
JEPTISKA
NALEZENA v KLASTERE.

Sister Mary Bernadette, jep-
tiska, jez postradana byla Cd
nedele v klasteTe Alta Vista,
Md, nalezena byla 1tery
skryvaj1c1 sc v klasternfm pr1-
stenku ma tTet1m poschod1. Pc
nalezeni jeptisky, % rokd sta
re shledano, re vysllena byla
hladem. Proc zmizela, nebylo
udano. Hledana byla v Mont
gomery okresu statn1mi voja.
ky, Boys Scouty a jinymi %
nedele v noel. Postradana by.
la Cd II hodin dopoledne. V
klastefe udano bylo, re byls
slabeho zdravi a slabeho IRA.
ku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
UPALEN KU SMRTI.

William Miller, 48Iety tru-
hlar, upalen byl ku smrti, kdyz
spadl do kotle S horkou kyseli-
nou v Baltimore Copper
Works ma Haven a Holabird u.
licfch. I'll We Stemmers Run.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
KazdV ctenar tohoto casopi-

KaZdy ctenaf tOhoto caSOpl-
SUI ma nekoho v rodine, ktery
m1ze brati 1cast ma jednom re
til podnikG, ktere Sc pfipravu-
iii S tim vyrozumen1m, re We
doucfm budeme napomocni.
Prvni: Srdecne a upr1mne
zadame vsecky kter1 jsou scho-
PM zucastniti Sc prostneho cvi-
cent Sokolstva, ably Sc CO nej-
drive prihlasili a cvicen1 nav
stevovali. Cvicenf tato budou
docela lehka. Oc Sc hlavne
poradatelGm jedna je pocet
clenstva. Pripom1nam, re Sc
Dude cviciti Katolicke Budo-
We kazdy 1tery, stTeda a patek
mimo prvni 1tery a stredu V
mesfci zaTf "a pr1cinou zupnf-
no sletu, kdy Sbor Dude V De-
troit, Mich. Timto zadam ro-
dice ably primeli svoje ditky
ably Sc cviceni z1castnily a tax
ukazaly lasku k vlasti. I'll, KITE
ri mali zajem o tanec "Bese-
dy" upozornuji, re Dude cvi-
cena v Delnickem Dome ma
Madison a Rose ulici kazdy
ctvrtek vecer. Pfihlaste Sc a
pax pravidelne zkousky nav
%stevujte, ably ucitele NELL pr1-
lezitost spravne sestaviti sku-
piny Gill kolo.
TTetf podnik je zpev. Jiz
tolikrate bylo oznameno O tom
to elsie a pisateli techto TadkG
sc IDA re dosud ctenari 1cel
nepochopili a prot oopet vyzy-
YAM vsecky kteT1 mali naklon-
most ku zpevu, i ty\ ktere celia
ceskoslovenska kolonie uznava
Ia dobre zpevaky a toto minlm
vazne a upffmne, a to jsou hla-
vne vsichni zaci a neb dcastn1-
CT Pevecke skoly flzene roku
minuleho sbormistrem panem
Vojtou Mart1nkem, vsichni Gle
move Dramatickeho Odboru
Sokolske Jednoty Blesk, vsich-
nj clenove Peveckeho Sboru
Sv. Cecilie, Peveckeho Sboru
'Hlahol'', clenov6 Ochotn1kG
osady Sv. Vaclava, Dramatic
keno Odboru "Pokrok'', ORA
matickeho Odboru Sokola ma
Curtis Bay a clenove spolkd
S~lovackych a vsichni tt, ktefi
tfeba k zadnemu vyse jmeno-
vanemu sboru nepatr1 ale zaj1-
mali Sc O zpev jsou zadani ably
Sc dostavili do zkousky pT1st1
ctvrtek vecer do Sokolovny ma
rohu Gay a Preston ulci, kde
pod T1zen1m sbormistra Vojty
Mart1nka konaj1 Sc zkousky ma
vystoupenf pri oslave 20ti-lete-
no jubilea Ceskoslovenske Sa-
mOstatnosti.
Mill ctenari, timto nastinil
jsem YAM pr1pravu ma nasi O.
slavu. Zalez1 ma vas zda-li
svojf pomocf prisp6jete, re u
poslechnete me vyzvy. Jsem
jist a ver1m, re tt vedouc1 kteT1
Sdruzenymi Ceskoslovenskymi
Spolky povereni byli ku prove
den1 programu budou moci po-
DAFT uspokojivejs1 zpravu. Do
pomozte jim k tomu pTihlase-
MIN Sc k jednomu z t6chto
tfech podniku.
Br. Frantisek Chyba, finan-
chi tajemn1k Sdruzenych Spoil
XII Ceskoslovenskych ma ma
ruce sberaci knfzky pro "a
stupce vsech spolkG a zada a.
by Sc sami clenove O ne pTihla-
sill a tax mu usetTili drahoce-
neho casu. Tyto knfzky jsou
vydany pro ziskan1 "patronu"
pro pamatn1k, ktery ku teto
slavnosti ma byti vydan. Kaz-
dy zastupce je zadan ably Sc O
kn1zku prihlasil a pax CO nej-
drive il hledel vyplnit.
Verime, re nebude krajana
ktery by 81 nepral ably jeho
jmeno nebylo uverejneno v pa
matnlku a "a jeden dollar Sc
tax stane a dostanete pamat-
mix zdarma. Pro spolky, ma
loobchodn1ky Dude ustanoven
jiny poplatek.
Josef VonaSek.
POSTRADANA JEPTISKA
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
MlStnl ZprdVy.

oil a jehO manzelka z Prahy,
kterf deli cely mes1c srpen ma
navst6v6 jejich syna a snachy
pana DR.. Sikmunda a DR.. Ruth
Mandl, 3239 Eastern Avenue
odjeli do vlasti pc lodi S. S
Normandie We stTedu, dine 81
srpna. DR.. Sikmund a DIR
Ruth Mandl doprovodili rodice
do New Yorku, ably Sc S mimi |
lodi rozloucili.
= Manzele pan a PAM To.
mas Rynes, jejich syn William
S manzelkou a jejich dcera
Marie Hirt z c1sla Oil N. Port
ulice ztravili sobotu a nedeli '
Atlantic City. Ma zpatecn1 ces-
te zastavili Sc v Ocean City.
- Ma hTbitove Nejsv. Wy.
kupitele pohrbena Dude 3. "a
II Mary Pich, vdova, {. I'll N.
Luzerne Ave., jez zemrela 80.
srpna pc dvoumesicnf nemoci
We start 65 rok1. Zesnula ma
rozena byla v Cechach. Po-
hrebnf obrady vykona Rev. 10
sef Troch.
PohTeb vypravuje firma Cvach
& Syn.
= Upozorneni! Krasnou wy
jfzdku pofada Prvnf Cesky
Damsky Dem. Klub 7. wardy
do Berkeley Springs, w. Va.
Podrobnosti sdel1 ses. A. Itch,
2105 E. Madison ul. Vybor.
= Krajane! Toto je nej-
stastnejsf okamzik V mem Ii
vote a mel by take byti V 1.-Two
tie vSech CechoslovakG V Balti-
more, nebot poprve V historic
m6sta naSeho name pT1lezitost
voliti nase vlastn1 kandidaty
do rGznych 1TadG a vzlaste do
kongresu!
Jak caste jsme slyseli stezo-
vati ST mas lid ma to, re nema-
me pr1lezitost k dosazenf nece-
no, co by opravdu stale "a to-
re jsme politely slabf!
Nuze, V pondelf, dine IL. "a
RI dokazme, re jsme i v Ameri-
&c svorni a pomozme zvoliti
naSe ceskoslovenske kandida-
ty!
Ku pTedu = k vitezstvi S
o u ]. SVEHLOU!
Emil MynaT.
- PTatele, zvolte "a dele
gaia do konvence "a 2. zako-
nodarny distrikt krajana Fran
ka C.. Lidinskeho. Volby 2. "a
Fl 1888.
- Pan Charles R. Whiteford
je Clerk of the Circuit Court
of Baltimore City pc % roxy a
must zajist6 zastavati toto zod-
pov6dne mfsto vzorne ably 81
no udrzel. O nastavajfcfch pri-
marn1ch volbach Dude sc O ten
to Trad opet uchazeti jake de-
mokraticky kandidat. Zajiste
re naSi csl. volici pomohou Emo
vuzvoliti p. Chas. R. Whitefor-
da, ktery Sc tax dobTe osvedcil
jake Clerk of the Circuit Court
of Baltimore City.
- J. Bernard Wells uchazi
Sc o znovuzvolen1 do 1Tadu
States Attorney mesta Balti-
more. Pc ctyTi roxy zastaval
Trad Statnfho navladniho ma
Seho mesta a pred tim byl pc
n6kolik rok6 jake Assistent a
Deputy States Attorney. O.
sv6dcil Sc znamenit6 O cemz
sv6dcf prohlasenf odstupujfc1-
no hlavn1ho porotce p. c.. De-
lano Ames, ktery psal Balti-
more Evening Sun:
"UTadovna naseho Statn1ho
nadvladnfho jest vzorem pro
celou zemi, pon6vadz jej1 pred
staveny pan Bernard Wells We
Sker6 zalezitosti vyrizuje ry-
cn,le SpfaVne a uclnne. SOuQnl
rejstTfky jsou vzdy udrzovany
tax. ably byly 1plne jasne a
pTehledne."
V roce 1887 bylo jim projed-
navano vice nez 5000 pT1padG.
Jeho administrace Sc vyznacu-
je naprostou nestrannost1.
V letosn1ch demokratic-
kych primarkach uchaz1 Sc O
mfsto soudce Sirotcfho Soudu
Judge of Orphans Court
mesta Baltimore p. Lawrence
F. Await, demokraticky orga-
nisacnf kandidat. Je to bodry
a sympaticky muz, ktery 81 "a
slouzf vasf podpory.
UPALEN KU SMRTI.
William Miller, 48lety tru-
bIST un41on hv1 ku Smrti kdvz
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
BEzNE OSLO (NO.) 1912
fecn1kem V demokratickem
klubu jedenacte wardy.

= Kongresn1k Lewis poprel
V 1tery, re by byl komunistou.
V reel pc radio rozhlasovan6
uvedl, re nema zadnych SYM
patti s komunisty.
Evening star., 1938-09-11
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Transactions on the New York Curb
Exchange on Saturday, September ~
1888.
Stock and Sales
Dividend Rate. Add 90. Hiph. Low cioaa-
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