davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-12
Pred ukoncenim likvidace csl.
zahranicni banky Bohemie.

Jak jiz jsme v loni V srpnu
oznamili, pfikroceno bylo po-
die vladn1ho naT1zeni re dine
Is. cervna 1887 k likvidaci csl.
zahranicn1 banky Bohemie.
Ackoli jak je pfedpokladano a
1fedne nebylo vyvraceno no.
spodarstv1 banky a jeho likvi-
dace vykazuje prebytek 5 mil.
Kc, nebylo pr tom ma akciona-
re pamatovano, ably jim byla
alespon nejaka kvota vyplace-
ma ma jejich znehodnocene
akcie. Zatim likvidacnf vybor
banky prijima pfihlasky veri-
teld, provadf odpocty jejich
pohledavek Poole ustanoven1
vladnfho naf1zen1. Dosud zby-
va asi 1900 nevyrovnanych We
TitelG S pohledavkami asi 1 mil
Kc. Naroky veTitel1 z likvi-
dace banky, ktere nebudou u
platn6ny do konce r. 1888 pod
lie vyse uvedeneho naf1zen1 "a
nikaj1. Upozornujeme proto
znovu ma toto ~opatreni. Row.
nez zaroven podotykame, re V
zajmu drobnych akcionarG csl.
zahranicni banky Bohemie
podnika V Praze Ustredni
klub csl. akcionaT1 TruhlaTska
ul. 5 kroky, ably alespon cast
nomineln1 hodnoty ma KITE
rou zneji, byla jich majitelGm
z prebytku vyplacena. While
dem k nepatrnemu obehu ak
eli, kdyz spoustu t6chto pap1-
RI mela banka jiz ma nostru,
je zde byt nepatrna, prece jen
nad6je, re podarf Sc odskodni-
tt n6jakou primerenou kvotou
akcionaTe, kteTi ma 1paku ban
ky nemaji podilu. z tech dG-
vod1 je zahodno, ably akciona-
Fl a nebo majitel6 stvrzenek O
zaplacen1 akci1, ktere jim pri
emisi jiz nebyly vydany, "a
slali pokud mali zajem, bud
akcie nebo potvrzenky Ustfed-
nj americke tiskove sluzbe V
CSR., Praha II. Mezi branska
I'll. Is Czechoslovakia, jez by
Sc pTipojila V jejich zastoupe-
nj Ike zminene jiz akci. Pro
prfpad, re by majitele starych
znehodnocenych akcii nemeli
zajmu ma event, moznem zpe-
nezenf, mohou prokazati do
bry skutek, zaslou-li je rovnez
alespon ma obranu csl. stau,
kteryzto fond mGze pc rozfe-
Semi pTipadneho honorovanf
} akcif prislusny pen1z pouz1ti
pro sve 1sely. GAPS.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-12
Ceske rakosove vyrobky
do Polska a Holandska.

Pletenl koS1kG, torch a il
nych pTedmet1 z rybnicn1ho
rakos1 ma uz ma Bakovsku
svou starou tradici. | dnes
je stale velkym dobrodinim
pro cely kraj. Tisice chudych
robin nachaz1 prave v pletaf-
stvf obzivu. Tuto vyrobu pfi-
nesli vlastne do Bakova mniSi
kapucimi, kteTi pozdeji pTibf-
rail- Ike spolupraci i obcanstvo
z Bakova a ooklf. Jak Sc W.
roba rakosoveho zboz1 ma Ba-
kovsku r~ozsfrila, o tom svedcf
nejlepe, re jiz v r. 1905 byly
rakosove vyrobky bakovske
ske vyvazeny az do Uher, Pol
ska a tax je tomu podnes.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-12
Starec tYran zlodeii.

V Chicago, 63lety William
Thews, zije velice skromne.
TAX patrne vzrostla o mem po-
vest, re je velice bohaty, ale
skrbl1k. Nyn1 vnikli tTi muzi
do jeho obydlf a trvali ma tom,
ably jim ukazal, kde ma svoje
bohatstv1 uschovano. Tyrali
no, kroutili mu pazemi a hro-
Zili re mu budou vrazeti hoTici
sirky "a nehty.
To trvalo cele tTi hodiny,
rozhazeli mu cely jeho skrov-
ny byt, ale nenasli mic vice nez
SO, coz bylo vse, co mu zbylo
z jeho mesfcnf starobnf pense.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-12
.Neposkytli sokolce 2 dny
dovolene.

Pred pracovnfm soudem v
Praze bylo rozhodnuto O pf1-
padu sokolky j. Pradove, KITE
re firma Grafotyp ma Sm1cho-
We Komenskeho %. odmltla
poskytnout dovolenou ma 2
dny v dobe sletu. Kdyz pres
to Sla cvicit = byla vedouc1 "a
vodnfho druzstva. dala j fir
ma okamzitou vypoved. Ia
stupce firmy navrhl, re Pfado-
YOU vezmou zp6t, ale odmitli
sc zarucit, re il do roka nepro-
pustf. Svolil ma konec, re fir
ma vyplat1 Pfadove az IA dni,
ale namahal Sc naj1t, co by j
z toho srazili. Majitele Ora
fotypu tvrdf, re jsou sokolove!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-12

koncese sudetskym NemcGm,
zdGraznuje Sc znova, re v otaz
ce teritorialnl autonomie nen1
mozny kompromis.
Ackoli dosud nejsou znamy
konecne 1mysly a Gle lorda
Runcimana, v zodpovednych
kruzfch sc mysli, re nejprve
Dude probirati takove otazky,
jez mohou vesti Ike kompromi-
su. Ale otazky, jez jsou ne
pfekonatelne, jake je ia, Cesi
zTfditi a trpeli nazisticky stat
We SVEN demokratickem state
= o nichz nen1 kompromis -
budou ponechany stranou.
Csl. narodnostn1 status a ia
zykovy zakon Dude prob1ran
nejdTive mezi csl. vladou a "a
stupci sudetskych NemcG.
Druha skupina otazek Dude
tykati Sc administrative auto
monte, O niz kompromis neni
jiz tax jisty jake pokud sc
tkne prvnich otazek.
Vojenske manevry N6mec-
ku bud1 v Praze znacnou po-
zornost, re jedna Sc o "mobili-
saci ma zkousku", ale tato po-
vest byla jiz tolikrate rozsifo-
vana z Nemecka, re mnozi
myslf, re je to jen propagan-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-12
SiIak zemrel.

We Freeport, ILL.,, Feliciano
Escobedo, ktery o sobe Tikal,
re sc narodil pred 1903 roxy V
Mexiku, zemrel. Kdyz mu by
10 sto rokG, produkoval Sc jes-
tie tim, re ma sve Have udrzel
zeleznicnf prazec, railroad tie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-12
Charles Nicholson, redi-

- Cndrl0S MlCuolSOH, r0Ql-
tel demokratickeho narodniho
vyboru oznamil, re Spojene
Staty mali dnes 80 miliard We
rejneho dluhu, re jsou vsak
solventnejsi nez je Angle. Ma
kritiku, ktera Sc stran dluhu
ma nynejsf administered vzna-
81, odpovedel: "Dluh, ktery Sc
nachazf We Spojenych Statech,
obnasf jen 1886 ma hlavu, kdez
to duh Angle obnas1 $735 ma
hlavu. Mas narodnf prijem OBJ
nasf tolik, re bychom mas duh
mohli zaplatiti dvakrat. Kdy-
by vsak Angle sebrala jej1
prijem ma placeni, stale Sc il
Dude jeste nedostavati $4,000
600 ma jeff 1roky z dluh1."
Senator Lewis, demokrat
z Illinoisu, prohlasil, re dnes-
nj politika Mexika NIUE mfti
"a nasledek, re veskeren ka-
pital Spoj. StatG Dude z Mex
ika odvolan a re vlada Spoj.
Stat1 pTestane take kupovati
mexicke stT1bro.
Lewis je clenem senatniho
vyboru ma zahranicnf zalezito-
sti a toto prohlasen1 ucinil V
interview S novinari pote, kdyz
mexicka vlada odmitla navrh
sekretare HULA ma arbitraz O.
hledne pohledavek "a zabave-
nou pndu, vlastnenou Ameri-
cany v Mexiku.
Obcane Spoj. Statd donna
hajf Sc ma mexicke Wade okrou
HE $4,000, 900 "a farmar-
skou p1du, kterou mexicka Via
da jim sebrala, ably il rozdeli-
la mezi sve peony. Jde O kon-
fiskace p1dy cd roku 1927.
Statni sekretar Hull svul
navrh ma arbitraci podal mex
icke Wade hned FL. cervence.
Avsak teprve nyn1 dosla odpo-
we'd mexicke vlady, ktera "ze
zasady" jakoukoliv arbitraci
odm1ta.
- Department obchodu w.
dial zpravu o s%etreni, konanem
v 35 velkych mestech a prayi
v nj, ze pomery v malo i vel.
koobchodu pozvolna Sc leps1.
PovZbuzenf plynouci z toho-
to zlepseni je sesfleno "znac-
nym zlepsen1m stavebn1ho pod
nikanf mad tour dobou minule-
no roku" a mnoho zprav or
namuje, re obchodnf ruch
znacne stoupa.
Pouze New York, Baltimo-
re, Detroit a Kansas City jew:
slaby pokles "a minuly tyden
ostatni mesta udrzela dosavaC
nj vysi nebo i obchod v mich
znatelne stoupl.
Boston, Minneapolis, Phila'
delphia, New Orleans, Omaha
Atlanta, Wilmington a Nor
folk test sc zlepsen1 mad mi
nulym rokem, zatlm CO hork$
sezona zpGsobila pokles v OBJ
chodu V New Yorku.
Obchod v malem jevil zs
posledn1 tyden znacne zlepse
nj V Chicago, ackoli objem oh
chodu je dosud "a lonskym 70
KEN.
We zprave Department. oh
chodu dale Sc pravi, re do Il
radovny pro domac1 i zahra
nicni obchod dochaz1 zpravy
re cinnost oboru sklaf
skem Dude zvysena v me
sici srpnu. Prave tax lie pc
zorovati zlepsenf v oboru ma
bytkovem a doufa Sc, re pod
zimn1 ruch Dude V mem ely
Domacl trh ma stavebn1 dr1v
ocividne sc lepsi. Ztencen
: zasob gumovych rafG ma aut;
/ je vysvetlen1m, proc vladn'
cilejs1 prace v tovarnach n;
: rafy v mes1ci cervenci a srpnu
zACV AT TcTE TVS
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-12
ZASLAL JSTE JIZ
"a
Nezamestnani do Svedska.

z Rockford, ILL.,, pet obyva-
tell, ktef1 dostavali podporu v
nezamestnanosti, bylo poslano
zpet do jejich rodneho Sved-
ska ma 1traty Spoj. StatG. Byli
to vesmes svobodnl muzi. Do
sve stare vlasti byli poslani ma
vlastnl zadOst.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-12

V Beardstown, ILL.,, vyrocnl
slavnost "Fish fry" n~avst1vilo
pres 10000 osob. Slavnost by
la v ramci tydne, urceneho k
sjezdu rodakG a byvalych oby-
vatel1 Beardstown. Phi tom
bylo usmazeno i upeceno a she
zeno 10000 liber ryb.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-12
Obvineni z 80 prepadeni.

Diva mladfci v Chicago ITO
toznenf We prepadeni 80 gaso-
linovych stanic, byli zadrzeni
velkoporotou ma bond $40 900
pro kazdeho 2 mich. Je to c..
Barte a A. Jordan. Oba jsou
FL lett.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-12
Krajan zvolen okresnim
klerkem.

Jan j. Toupal, syn krajana
Jana Toupala, st. z Caldwell,
byl zvolen okresnim klerkem
okresu Burleson, Texas.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-12
Z WaShingtOnu.

III 1CdA1lVOOC P1O AAONA1J
z farem, prohlasil M. L. Will
son, podsekretar departmental
zemedelstvi. Jeste pred neko-
lika lety %vetsina farmafskych
hoch1 a divek odchazela do
NEST hledati stest1. Ones, pro-
toze v mestech je malo prace,
z6stavaj1 ma farmach.
Zpravy, sebrane department
tenn zemedelstvim ukazujl, re
ma farmach .je pritomne asi
7,OOO,O 900 mladych lidl We We
ku cd Is do 25 rokG. Wilson
odhaduje, re roku 1910 Dude
techto mladych lidi ma far
mach 7,176,O00.
Nejvetsf pfir1stek byl zaz-
namenan ma farmach, ktere
poskytujf tax maly pfijem, re
|jejich majitele nemohou svym
ditkam poskytnouti slusneho
vzdelan1.
Vedle toho asi 300, 600
t6chto mladych lid V start Is
al rs rok1 bylo v malych mes
teckach a vesnicfch, kde chu-
doba V dobe deprese byla
pravdepodobne jeste c~itelnejs1
neil ma farmach a We velkych
mestech, jak Wilson pravil.
z celkove farmaTske popu-
lace 21.6% pripada ma tyto
mlad6 lidi, kdezto mezi ostat-
MIN obyvatelstvem, jez nezije
ma farmach, je mladeze We We
ku cd Is do 25 roku pouze
49,.
I dobe nejvets1 prospect
ty We Spoj. Statech roku 1928
bylo teto mladeze We veku Cd
IS do rs roku kolem 2,O00,0 OO
ma starych farmach, ktere ne
prinesly onoho roku ami $500
pTfjmu.
Ufednfci zemedelskeho de-
partmentu veTi, re nyn1 je ten
to pocet jeste vetsf. Roku 1885
bylo 100000 dust farmafskf
omladiny V domacnostech, KITE
re dostavaly vladnf podporu.
Deprese poole Wilsona "uzav-
rela dvere pTilezitosti milo
MIN farmarske omladiny."
Toto zavTeni dverf v mes
tech zpGsobilo, re stehovani z
farem do NEST skoro uplne pre-
stale. We skutecnosti v dob6
posledn1ch peti roku vice mia.
dych lid odeSlo z NEST ma far.
my, neil q farem do NEST.
Vyjednavani O obchodn:
smlouvu S Ruskem sc chyli ku
konci. Die projednanych do
bod S obou stran Spojene Staty
jsou hotovy podepsati novor
smlouvu ma miste stare, jez Wy.
prsi tento tyden dine 5. srpna
Rusko Sc zavazuje, re We Spo.
jenych Statech zakoupi be
hem roku "a $40, 100000 anne
rickych vyrobkG.
Nova smlouva byla projed
havana jiz pc nekolik tydnG {
to V Moskv6 pod Tizenim anne
rickeho zastupce Alexandra
Kirka.
Unie Sovetskych Republik do
stane Sc ma listinu narodG, kite
rym Sc skytajf nejlepsf oh
chodn1 vyhody We Spojenycl
Statech. Dostane slevy n;
clech a jn6 vyhody, ktere nas'
vlada povolila II narod1m
Nakupy Ruska budou hlavn,
pozGstavati re stroll.
= Lepsf budoucnost v OBJ
chodn1m svete je ocekavan;
die zpravy kterou podala hlav
nj 1radovna Americke Fedora
ce Prace "a mesfc cervenec. j
mono c1sti, re "zlepseni oh
chodn1ch pomerd je mnohona
sobne V posledn1m meslci. Dr.
vera v kruz1ch obchdnich j,
velmi ses1lena a stale je zlep
sovana a ceny jsou tez zlepso
vany. Stale Sc vzmahajici ne
zamestnanost ochabla."
Zasluhu "a takove zlepsen
pomer6 pTic1ta zprava Fedora
&c snaham presidenta Roose
velta a jeho pomocnemu pro
gramu. Zprava tez oznamui
vice zamestnanosti O 1000
mes1ci cervnu.
- Administered verejnyc.
prac1 PWA schvalila pre-
1000 verejnych podnikd1, kter
budou staff jen miliardu, 81
pGl milionG dollar1. Tedy pc
Get PWA schvalenych prac
nyn1 pfesahuje 1000 a nakla,
ma ne pTestoupil miliardu dc
The Washington times., 1938-06-08
FRANCOIS ARMY
NEARS SEAPORT

| SARAGOSSA, Spain, June 8
G.N.SD.-Steadily advancing to-
wards CaStellon de Ia Plana, sea-
side provincial capital, insurgent
forces expect to dominate the port
with artillery fire tonight, field
headquarters announced.
Frances forces, it was claimed,
have advanced more than five
miles and are still moving for
ward. Their front lines al now
about IS miles from Castellon de
Ia Plana.
Government losses in the fight
ing have been heavy, it was as
serted, with more than $50 cap
tured.
A government communique from
Madrid, however, disputed the in
surgent claims, and stated:
"Insurgent attacks on all
fronts have been repulsed."
Barcelona was visited twice last
night and this morning oy insur'
gent planes which bombed coll
gested workers districts, killing
10 civilians and wounding 25.
Valencia and Alicante also were
bombed twice during the night
with at least 70 killed and 23C
wounded in Alicante. Previous in
surgent raids on coastal towns yes
terday resulted in SO deaths.
The inSurgent drive toward Cas-
telon de Ia PlanaS, capture OF
which would open a path for an
advance toward Valencia, provoked
a violent battle waged at battle
sectors extending from the Med
iterranean shore to Teruel.
Three British ships were dam
aged during yesterdays inSurgent
air raids on Valencia, Alicante and
Segorbe. Alicante suffered heavily
from morning and afternoon at
tacks. The British freignter Thorpe
Haven, in Alicante harbor, was SET
on fire by a bomb and two other
British vessels were damaged.
Twenty Alicante houses, includ-
ing the Belgian vice consulate,
were DANCED in one attack.
PERPIGNAN, France, June
G.NSD.-Spanish urgen t
planes today raided the town OF
Figueras, near the French frontier
Fifty persons were killed and 10C
wounded in the raid,
The Washington times., 1938-06-08

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The Washington times., 1938-06-08
II to Graduate
Terrell LaW School
Exercises Tonight

Diplomas will be given to II
graduates at the third annual COM
mencement exercises of the Robert
H. Terrell Law School tonight at
8 o'clock at the Garnet-Patterson
Junior High School.
The address will be given by DR..
John r. Fitzpatrick, dean of Co.
lumbus Law School. DR.. George
H. Parker, dean of Terrell Law
School, will preside and confer the
degrees.
The graduates will include John
Beaubian. John Davis, Clyde Free
man, Joseph H. Hammn, Roose-
welt jackson, Charles Johnson
James Jones, Wilbur Lee, Roy
Logan, Edward B. Saunders and
Maurice Weeks.
The Washington times., 1938-06-08
Is Autos Fail Man
In Suicide Attempt

CHICAGO, June 8 G.N.S0.-Al-
bert McGrew read about all the
people killed by automobiles.
When he decided to commit sui
eide he threw himself in front Of
six cars, but the motorists stopped
in each case before hitting him.
Bruised only from his falls, NC
Grew finally was taken in charge
by police and placed under men
tai observation.
The Washington times., 1938-06-08
G.. u. Class Elects
Washington Pupil

John r. Corbett. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John F. Corbett, 1760 Park
Rd. N. W., has been elected vice
president of the School of Engi-
neering and Architecture at Cath.
ole University. A member Of the
class of 1941, Corbett expects to
receive a civil engineering degree.
He prepared for college at the
Beloit High School, Belo1t, Wis.
The Washington times., 1938-06-08

An increase Of 998 Federal
workers within the District OF Co
lumbia was recorded during April,
the Civil Service Commission re-
ported today, bringing total person
mel in the Capital to 1889.
Concurrently. the commission
reported, the entire Government
service increased by 9,847 during
the month for a new overall total
of 826,319. The Federal pay roll
Swelled by approximately $3.50, 900,
The Washington times., 1938-06-08
u. S. Staff Here GrOwS

the total April figure being $685.
961, 900.
War Department, National Park
Service, General Land Office,
Forest Service, and Soil Conserva-
ton Service were units which
showed the greatest gains in per
sonnet, while the Navy Depart
ment added LIZA, due to naval
construction legislation recently
enacted.
The Washington times., 1938-06-08
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The Washington times., 1938-06-08
Britain Will Protest
To Berlin and Rome
On Ship Bombing
Gen.FrdncO DiScLdinls
All Responsibility
For Attacks
BY KINGSBURY SMITH
(copyright. 1888, by International
News Service.)

LONDON, June 8.-Britain's
government is planning vigorous
representations to Rome and Der.
lin against the bombing of British
ships in Spanish waters, Interna-
tional News Service was informed
today.
This action may be taken as a
result of an assertion by the Duke
Of Alba, General Frances repre-
sentative in London, that Franco
is not responsible for and cannot
control the activities OF Italian
and German planes operating in
the Spanish civil war.
SECRET PROTEST
The representations, it was
stated, may be made secretly to
avoid the possibility of upSetting
the Anglo, Italian friendship agree
ment.
Britain, it was learned, is now
convinced the attacks on her
ships in Spanish government
ports are deliberate, and rep-e'
sent an effort by the nationalist
air forces to enforce blockade
by means of aerial warfare.
The nationalist, it is believed,
are resorting to these tactics In
view of the international Nyon
patrol against a submarine block
ade. The Nyon patrol has proved
highly effective.
MAY SEIZE SHIPS
Meanwhile, the British govern
ment also is seriously consider
ing confiscation of Spanish ma
tionalist ships in retaliation
against attacks on British vessels
as well as extension of the Nyon
aerial patrol to the Balearic Is
lands, where an active nationalist
air force is based.
In addition, it was revealed 1tal-
ian Foreign Minister Count Clano
has complained to Lord Perth,
British ambassador in Rome, that
Premier MuSsolini is becoming i'm
patient regarding the delay IN
making the Anglo-Italian agree
ment effective.
Ciano intimated Italy favors
placing the accord into effect
without awaiting the outcome OF
the Spanish war. When the agree
ment was concluded, however,
Britain stipulated that withdrawal
Of Italian troops from Spain
would have to be under way be-
fore the pact oculd take effect.
CABINET TO MEET
A special meeting of the British
cabinet is expected before the
week end to deal with the grave
situation arising from the nation
alist aerial attacks on British
ships.
Government circles are seriously
discussing forcible retaliatory
seizures Of vessels and enlarge
ment of the British fleet in the
Mediterranean TO protect British
freighters against bombings.
Gravity of the situation was
intensified by attacks on three
British ships yesterday in air
raids on Valencia and Alicante.
Recent reported flights Of Span
ish nationalist aircraft over
French territory also gave Britain
cause for concern in view of the
Anglo-French defensive alliance.
The Washington times., 1938-06-08

All Washington is talking about the amazing values pre-
sented by this ssIe Everything for every in the house
has been sharply reduced price due manufacturers
operation in proft-cuttine. Come early
The Washington times., 1938-06-08

A hospital, the local government
offices and a leading hotel were
struck by falling bombs but the
casualties were unknown,
The Washington times., 1938-06-08

Before you leave on that vacation
call Republic 1884 and arrange to have
the Herald and Times follow you. No
extra cost II you are a regular sub
ocriber. Do 1t now.
The Washington times., 1938-06-08

PERPIGNAN, France, June 8
GNSO.-Spanish inSurge t
planes today raided the town of
Figueras, near the French frontier.
Fifty persons were killed and 100
wounded in the raid.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-19
Hoop Midgets Offer
 Revue This Evening
Maureen Delaney to Direct PrOgram-Receipts to Be
 Used For Banquet
WASHINGTON HILL

Several hundred persons are ex- pected to attend the Midget Revue tonight at the Washington Park Community House, which has been directed by Miss Maureen Delaney.
 Thomas Conway, director of the Midget Basketball league, sponsors Of the program, will be master of ceremonies. assisted by Martin J. Tehan and Frank Sturges, who have aided in the arrangements. The event is for the benefit of the Midget leagues banquet fund and an admission of 10 cents will be charged. Curtain will be at o'clock
 The program is as follows:
 Hi-HO Babe
 Group-Betty and Peggy Carroll, Lucy and Philomena Leopozzi Martha O'Connor Mae Black Ger aldine OConnor Shirley Walsh Charlotte Misseck, Dolores SaSso, Betty Coretto. Anita Kendrick.
 2. Anita Kendrick, in the Shade of the Old Apple Tree (song and dance; Sd. Mae Black (Military Tap, Over There; 4. Lucy Leapozzi fsong), Tippi- Tippi Tim; 5. Eileen and Anna KaliszeWski tdance), One, Two. Button Your Shoe: 6. Emma Lou Sharkey