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Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-07-29
CHAPTER "a

Cf14R 1Ef6 Z&
THE NEXT morning a little
past 8, Noel found herself on her
way to Julian's Office. She had
never been inside his Office before,
though once or twice she had
stood outside the door.
She found that he had two
rooms, a waiting room furnished
rather shabbily, and the room he
used for consultations with pa
tients, on the closed door Of which
was written Private.
Noel took a seat in the outer
waiting room, and looked around.
The shabby rug was rumpled in
places. There was a table contain
ing some well-worn magazines.
And number of chairs.
Several people, evidently pa
tients. were sitting around the
room. In one corner there was a
girl behind a small table on which
there were two telephones. She
wore a cheap looking red silk
dress, and her sandy hair was done
up in tight curls all over her head.
She looked at Noel indifferently
when she came in, and continued
her conversation with a red-haired
young man with pimples who wore
the uniform Of bus driver.
Noel picked up a magazine. At
that moment the inside door
opened and a man came out. The
girl behind the table called out,
Next. please" in a rather shrill
voice.
A woman who appeared to be
about 40, girlishly dressed in ex-
pensive clothes and reeking with
perfume, rose and started to the
inner door.
you're not next" the girl called
out in her unpleasant voice.
I'm tired of waiting" the
woman said pettishly. Besides,
I know dear Doctor Paige doesn't
know I'm here, or he wouldn't let
me wait" There was suggestion
Of a shipper in her voice.
you'll have to wait your turn. +"
the girl said indifferently.
I'm next" a young man spoke
upsfronl behind a newspaper. "She
can go in my place, and I'll wait"
The girl at the desk shrugged
and turned again to the young
man in uniform, while the woman
moved Immediately toward the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-07-29
OMAN THIS FIRST:

READ THIS FIRST:
Determined to show DR.. Julian Rage,
the man she is in love with, that she
can make her own way in the World,
Noel Shayne wealthy society girl,
burns her bridges behind her.. moves
to a rooming house and. for lack OF
ANYTHING better, obtains a job as taxi
dancer at the Peacock, run by NICK
Luigi. She is living with girl named
Laurie Evans, whom she met in the
park and who is a cashier at the res
faurant which Julian patrOnizeS. Noel
feels she has dangerous rival in Ruth
Chester, Julian's pretty nurse. At the
Peacock Noel meets young man
named Chris LanderS, who is far more
refined than the other men she dances
with. Then one night she is amazed to
find both Chris and Julian waiting for
her as she leaves the Peacock. Julian
takes her home but lie is angry because
Noel had failed to tell him where she
was working and he doubts her sin
cerity. After a bitter quarrel, Julian
leaves in a huff. Noel finally obtains a
position as gOverneSS at the home OF a
Mrs. Garwood, a queer woman, but de-
fers taking it when she find that Laurie
has been brought home from work Sc
riOusly ill., When Noel reports late to
the Peacock one evening, one OF the
other girls tells her that Luigi, being
Jealous, had told Chris that Noel no
longer worked there. In her delirium
Laurie calls for Jimmy but Noel can
find no clue to his identity. The nurse
on the case is obliged to leave and her
place is taken by Ruth Chester, much
to Noel's amazement and dislike.
(NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-07-29
.I6daBGd1nes
CITY SOFTBALL LEAGUE
ions VIC RnCoc

CITY SOFTBALL LEAGUE
Lions VS.. Roses.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Richmond at Winston-Salem.
Rocky Mount at Charlotte.
Durham at Portsmouth.
Norfolk at Asheville.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
New York at Chicago.
Only games scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
ST. Louis at Boston.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-07-29

India's Untouchables, in some dis
tricts, have to shout warning or
ring bell when drawing near to
Brahmin.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-07-29

PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Durham 4; Portsmouth 2.
Charlotte IL; Rocky Mount 0
Winston 4; Richmond 2.
Only games played.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston 1873; Chicago 8-5.
Detroit II; Washington 4.
st. Louis 4; New York 8.
only games played.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh 9; Philadelphia 2.
Cincinnati 4 Boston q.
New York 2; st. Louis 1.
Only games played.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-07-29
[ReYNlfs
CITY SOFTBALL LEAGUE
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

Kiwanis 8; Underwriters 1.
Gro-Swifts 1; Bankers 0.
The Washington times., 1938-06-29

5th st. SEQ rms, goot
ond. Rent apis, offices; oil heat: Sc, 800
The Washington times., 1938-06-29

)ODGES or Plymouths. Always bargains
at Rickard q Davis. 62S Pa. Ave. 8, z,
The Washington times., 1938-06-29
DISTRICT HEIGHTS

FALLS CHURCHES lge. desirable, we'll
located lots: sewer, water. elec. heart of
town. Buy now to build or for investmenT.
Terms.
J. C. HosKINS. Phone Falls Church 6O7.
The Washington times., 1938-06-29

Plymouth 1885 4-Door Touring 0NOS
Sedan, Trunk-Original black UtAO
finish, one owner This car is so per
feet that 1t Ia really worth more than
the price we are asking. &425. You
can't find a nicer one in town.
GARDNER STUART MOTORS
S04 BIadenaburR Rd. Y. Il. LInC. Sl38
The Washington times., 1938-06-29

Lincoln-Zephyr 1887 4-Door Sc PGOR
dan-With trunk. The color is DOOO
Lombard blue. and has just barely been
broken in. The paint. upholstery and
tires look the same as a new car. This
is & marvellous bargain. as this car has
been repossessed and 10 being sold for
the unpaid balance.
7l6 18th St. N. W. NE. $500
The Washington times., 1938-06-29
PLYMOUTH


Plymouth 1893 Coupe-Rumble G010
seat. Can be used for bust SDA 1O
ness and pleasure combined. AL all over.
STEUART MOTORS
9Th & N Y. Ave. NJ W. NAT. 5000
The Washington times., 1938-06-29
81
Apartments-Unfurn.
(Continued)
ONLY S375O

large rooms and bath, End floor-all
tront-lght rooms-private side entrance.
1918 4th St. N. E. Don't miss this bar
gain. Key here.
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP.
141S H St. N W. Dist. 1877.
The Washington times., 1938-06-29

Pontiac 1884 Sedan - Has had 0OOE
the best of care: here is care CDAJO
free. low-cost transportation.
EMERSON & ORME
nth and NJ SITS. N. w. District 800
The Washington times., 1938-06-29

Pontiac 1884 Sport Coupe-A lit co An
tie beauty; tip-top condition SDA4O
throughout; ideal for business or pleas
urs; good tires all around. See MIR.
Rosenthal
SULLIVAN CHEVROLET
460 New York Ave N w MET SR11
The Washington times., 1938-06-29
HOuSes-UnfurniShed

27o3 BLADENsBURG ROAD.
ana 10r., 2 b., oil h.. elec.; gar. $500
1s1 3 e.; En- ? \ b. W R.-w.h'' elec' ".' 1900
S22 % ST. s: E ' ~
-. b; h:.w.h, elec ..... 5000
10 efRIRn : ( ;; h ~ 4 n cleo. gar $500
1a4s B + sF p S. n:f%h'' E e'e'' gar 80 0I'oO
Sr.; b. h.:w.h., cleo. gar. $3.50
6715 18TH ST. n. "
er;. b, h;,a. h; elec.; gar. 5000
S615 EASTERN AVE; N. E.
8 r. b.. h.-a.h. cleo: gar. .... 5000
175 WASHINGTON BOULEVARD
District Heights, Md.
6 r.. b.. h.-w h.. cleo; gar. 5000
6 r. b.. INV h. elec. ........ 47.50
116 sTH ST. n. E. Vac. July -
ali 18th s ST. S, " E. E. e'''' W
,er; b, h:,w.h.; cleo: gar. 47.6o
415 sTH Ii sr. 81 R;.T 5: E. n'' sis'' '' f0'OO
r. b.. h.;w.h., elec. E. ..... 1000
.,.a, 6Fi ( sT' p, 5 h1w.h.' elee .'....'. 1000
24s 9TH ST. i $. s. E: wac. Vac July ii w
6r. b.. h.-w.h:, elec. ...... $3.50
zoos FAIRLAwN AVE. S. E.
am ! r. En- b. h:sw.h' elec ....'... $3.50
,,4 syF srf; lSt. Ia b. B slec' ''''.'''' 5000
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS
L
The Washington times., 1938-06-29
TERRAPLANE

TERRAPLANE 1898 2-Door Sedan-Black
finish: the cleanest car Of this model on
the market has low mileage 1865 for
today only Don't wait. Easy terms.
l.. P. Steuart Inc. 1928 14th St. n. W.,
Decatur 1903 Open evenings
The Washington times., 1938-06-29

PONTIAC 1884 4-Door Sedan-Back llis.
trous duco, new Mohawk tires: used by
prominent real estate man in town. A
real honest value $3.50. Arcade Pontiac
Co.. 1419 Irving st. N. W.. AID. 0575.
CREDIT 1912 on new Pontiac, will sell
for $275 cash. Call WA. 9015.
The Washington times., 1938-06-29

PACKARD 1885 COnv. Sedan. Model 100
B, black paint. green leather upholstery,
large trunk. white sidewall tires. radio {;
this clean car had unusual care; it is in
splendid condition in every respect; $685..
C. C. c. guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co.,
1929 22d St. N W. NAH. $500. Open
Sundays and evenings.
The Washington times., 1938-06-29

IsTUDEBAKER 1888 Sport Coupe. excel.
lent paint. rumble seat. splendid tires.
spotless interior radio and heater. You
can readily tell this car had unusual care.
S495. c. C. C. guarantee. Capitol
Cadillac Co., 1929 22d st. n. W. Natl.
5000. Open Sunday and evenings.
The Washington times., 1938-06-29

Buick 1888 Model AZ Sedan QnnE
Attractive gray. Company Of DOOO
ficial's car and has been run just
enough to break it in properly.
EMERSON & ORME
18th & VI SITS. y w. District 500
BUICK 1885 4-Door Sedan-Black. low
mileage new-car condition in every way.
Trade your car. Will give full allowance.
Reduced to S445 L. P. Steuart. Inc,
1928 14th St. n. ". DEC. 1900. Open
ewes.
The Washington times., 1938-06-29
PACKARD

Packard 1882 4-Door Sedan 00OO
This car formerly owned by OACO
major in U. s. Army. Series 900" has
powerful quiet. light "S" motor: has
had excellent care: radio equipped. all
good rubber. Low down payment.
PARKWAY MOTOR co.
3040 NJ st. N. w. WEST e1S1
The Washington times., 1938-06-29

Plymouth 1895 De Luxe Sport GOOO
Sedan-Original smart tan fin DDCO
ish. One owner gave 1t the best of care.
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
1907 NJ st. N. w. WEST 1916
The Washington times., 1938-06-29
1885 De Luxe Coupe, radio

sTUDEBAKER. 1898 Commander Conv.
Coupe-Driven very little: new-cSr con.
dition and appearance: heater. clock,
green finish imm aculate inside and out:
low price S345 Packard Washington Mo-
tor Car Co, oath. NJ and N SITS. n. W.
Republic 0145.
The Washington times., 1938-06-29

PONTIAC 1895 5-Pass. Touring Sedan. E.
cyl. excel. black paint, spotless interior:
all good tires and splendid motor you
will find this very clean car; S495;
C. c. C. guarantee. Capitol Cadillac Co..
1929 ed st. N. W. NAtl. 5000. Open
SUNDAYS and evenings.
The Washington times., 1938-06-29

BE WISE-Own a home in beautiful Bev.
erley Hills; Groom houses with all stand
ard equipment. starting in price at $3.50
and terms as low as $27 per month: Sc
lect yours today. Permanesque Homes
Village Inc. Alex, 1904.
The Washington times., 1938-06-29

Plymouth 1893 Touring Sedans-2 and
doors bhilt-in trunks. Company Of
fiCials' cars, run very little and cannot
he told FROM new. A great big reduc-
tion and liberal trade on your old car
GEORGETOWN MOTORS
3342 NJ st N W wat 1esn
The Washington times., 1938-06-29
ATION TRIP GETAGOOD USED CAR!
CADILLAC

CADILLAC 1885 5-PassenEer Touring
Sedan. large trunk, excellent black paint,
all good tires. fine. clean upholstery; you
will appreciate the value we offer in this
fine car; specially priced for Wednesday
and Thursday, only $725. c. c. c. guaran-
tee. Capitol Cadillac Co., 1922 22d St..
N. W. Nail. 5000. Open Sunday and
evenings,
Evening star., 1938-10-04

ter. You remember that Filter had
hung himself by his hind feet to
branch just over Peters head for q
little friendly gossip. Presently as he
talked, he stretched one wing way
out, just as you sometimes stretch
your arms. Peter fairly gasped. It
was the first time he ever had seen
Filter near enough to observe his
arms and legs.
What's the matter?" squeaked
Flittef.
Nothing, nothing at ALL" replied
Peter, little sheepishly, "on]y you
have such queer arms and legs"
II don't - ANYTHING queer about
Evening star., 1938-10-04

see. If they were not the way they
are I couldn't jump"
"Just So" Filter retorted. "Just 80
Did 1t ever occur to you that those
legs Of yours probably are just q,
queer to other folks as mine are tc
you?"
Peter scratched his head thought.
fully.
II hadn't thought Of that" said he
Perhaps they are"
"Q course they are" replied Fit
ter. They were given you so that
you can Jump. Mine were given me
20 that I can dy. There's nothine
queer when you once understand H.
Evening star., 1938-10-04

just as queer to it? All Of us are in
clined to call things queer when they
are different from things we are IA
miliar with.
It used to strike Peter Rabbit as very
queer that Filter the Bat had wings
and could fly when no other animal is
so blessed. But Peter saw Filter fiy-
ing about so often that he got used
to those wings and no longer thought
them queer until that evening when
he became really acquainted with Fit
Evening star., 1938-10-04

them," retorted Filter. IF you ask
me think your own are queer. What
Is queer about mine?"
why your fingers are so very, very
long. I never heard Of such fingers!"
replied Peter. And then there is
something wrong with your hind
legs"
What is wrong with my hind legs?"
snapped Filter rather sharply. Il
never have found anything wrong
with them"
why they are turned the wrong
way" explained Peter. AT least 1t
looks Like the wrong way 10 ms. Your
Evening star., 1938-10-04

knees bend backwards. don't see
how you walk"
Il don't walk; I n.y." Filter re-
torted. How under the sun could !
fly If I didn't have long fingers for
the skin of my wings to be stretched
between? Tell me that, Peter Rab-
Bit"
Peter shook his head. IT guess you
couldn't" said he.
Il guess you have guessed Just
right" replied Filter. And II my
hind legs were not just as they are
I would be no better of. There isn't
. thing queer about them that can
sss. II thsy were any different thsy
Evening star., 1938-10-04

would be queer. They certainly would
be queer. Tell me, Peter, how is it
that when you run you can take such
long jumps?"
Why, because my hind legs are
long and made for Jumping" replied
Peter wonderingly. II should think
you could see that for yourself"
Filter grinned.
Different from the legs Of any
body else but Jumper the Hare. and
one or two others, aren't they? Rather
queer legs, don't you Think"
why no." replied Peter. There's
nothing queer about them that can
Evening star., 1938-10-04
Bedtime Stories
By THORNTON w. BURGESS.

The things that seem most queer to me
May commonplace to others be.
You see it makes all the difference
in the world whether or not we
are familiar with things. Did you ever
stop to think when you are looking at
some animal which seems to you very
queer indeed that probably you look
Evening star., 1938-10-04
Filter stopped talking and took the
edge Of one wing In his mouth and
stretched 1t as If it were rubber.
Copyright, 198s.)
Twizzler Answer,
BY Willard
TRADEMARK q pplie,
For U 8. Patent Ono
BY Norman Marsh
J. MiIIor Watt

The leaders in history: 1. Caesar.
2. Alexander. 3. Bismarck. 1. Chen
gis Khan. S. Napoleon. 8. Drake. Z.
John Paul Jones. 8. Dewey. Q. De.
catur. 10. Lord Nelson.
Evening star., 1938-10-04
LETT TROUT

spell the
opposite
10 Yesterdays LETTEROUT.
Leer-Out
"a IRKSOME- SMOKER (for fraternal gathering).
(S) GERMANS-RAGMEN (old clothes delight them.
(s) OPTIONS-POTION for a dose).
CU) HUSKIES-SHEIK for lady killers.
(E) RUSTED- BURST Che dared). ',
(Copyrgh
Evening star., 1938-10-04

Brazil Is studying plans for develop
ing . national steel and iron industry.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
Podivna costa blesku.

Pr bouTce, ktera Sc snesla
mad Kojet1nem, jel rolnfk E.
manuel Stastn1k z Kojetina S
pole dom6 S povozem obili, "a
kterym mel zapnuty zac1 stroll.
Pr jfzde kolem pole, kde bylo
slozeno obilf mandelech, u
deTil v tom okamziku blesk,
ktery zatrasl povozem Stast-
n1kovym a v mziku byl man
del, stoj1c1 u cesty, v plane
mech. Stastn1k, ktery sc velmi
ulekl, praskl do konl a trys
KEN ujfzdel domG. Kdyz vsak
pTijel domG, tn zjistil, re blesk
udeTil do jeho stroje, ktery mu
rozpotlil a polovice stroje z1-
stala ma ceste. Blesk sjel sc
stroje do mandele obilf, kter6
zapalil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
Nsmec pFeplul Atlantic " ko.
,cabce zdeli 80 stop.

29lety Heinrich Gardens z
Hamburku v Nemecku preplul
Atlantik 3Ostopove kocabce,
kterou 81 sam vyrobil. Pribyl,
kdyz byl ma oceane ztravil tri
mesfce a til dni.
Boure zmftaly Garbensovou
kocabku, take mnoho jeho po-
travin octnulo Sc v mort. z
Hamburku vyplul 20. kvetna a
v Horta ma ostrovech Azor-
skych byl 6. cervence, odkud
po peti dnech Sc pustil naprfc
Atlantikem kolem Bermud do
New Yorku. zralok pry no
sledoval cely tyden. Pravil
tez, re f1diti auto We velkem
meste je mnohem nebezpec-
nejsf, nezli bylo pfeplutf ocea-
nu v jeho kocabce,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
Z Ceskoslovenska.
Zbsh vyskocil z vlaku.

V posledn1 dobe napadne Sc
monzf pripady. re do Czech de-
sertuji r1sskonemecti vojaci.Je
prirozene, re jim must byt We
novana prlslusna pozornost a
re must byt obezfetne zjisteny
ddvody a ell jejich deserce.
Vzrusujicf pfipad deserce Sc
udal "a jihoceskou pohranicni
stanicl, Ceskymi Velenicemi. z
jedouclho vlaku ma nemecke
strane vyskocil do poll RISKY
vojak v pine vyzbroji. Prodral
Sc stihajfcimi jej zeleznicari a
celniky a utekl S vypetim po-
slednfch sill ma ceske 1zemf. Tu
vys1len Sc. dovlekl ma nasi Get
nickou stanici. Prohlasil, Re
Sc radeji zastrell, nez by Sc
vratil. K nasf hranici Sc Sas-
KEN prijel RISKY vojak dokon-
&c s tankem. Dal Sc nedo-
stall, stroj - to je sm1la - mu
zrovna vypovedel sluzbu. Vo-
jak preset hranice pesky.
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$50 Ia sklenici trochu mnoho.

$50 Ia sklenici trochu mnoho.
Maurice Sullivan, konduk-
ter poulicnf kary v Chicago u
dial soudci, Re jest ochoten "a
dobrou sklenici zaplatit poza-
dovanou cenu ale 500 "a skle-
nici nebo i "a nekolik sklenic
Sc mu IDA trochu mnoho. Pra-
vii, re chodil do taverny Geo.
Wesdunase a tam Sc v cervnu
vsadil O $50 S kostymrem l k2,
re Louis porazf Smelinga. Saz-
ku drzel tavernfk a pozdeji
jeste diva kostymTi sc vsadili O
stejny obnos tax re tavernfk
drzel Sullivanovych penez 500
Kdyz Smelling prohral, tax 81
sci Sullivan pro penfze a ia
vernfk poprel, re by nejake
dostal k drzeni.
Sullivan kazdy den chodil
do taverny pro penize. Wesd-
zunas pry pc kazde NALL skle-
nici piva, postavil il prudce ma
bar a rekl: "Pij a mic a kdyz
jsem pfijdes, dostanes pokaz-
de sklenici a budeme "skver".
Sullivan prav1, re Size rad Pile,
ale tax, drahe pit nechce.
|Soudce narldil tavernikovi, a.
by vratil tech p%dvodnfch $50.
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z VOLEB.

Senator Ellison D. Cotton
Ed) Smith, prvnf Glen do sena-
tn stojfcf vstric v otazce Cd
stranovanf tech, kteri v kon-
gresu stall proti vladnimu New
Deal, zvftezil v 1tery We statu
JIM Karollny vetsinou $4,000
HAST prot protikandidatu go
verneru Olin D. Johnston.
Smith v kongresu hlasoval
prot nekolika predloham Via
dnf administrace. Obdrzel eel
KEN 129.187 hlasG.
Johnston, Al rokd starry, adj
vokat a veteran re svetove val
ky slfbil pred volbami, re bu-
de stoprocentne spolupusobiti
s presidentem Rooseveltem.
Obdrzel celkem 1O7.31O HAST,
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NeStssti ma zeleznicnim
preiezdu. e

Rolnik Josef svarc z Vyso-
keno Myta pfijfzdel Sc dvema
povozy a konskym sprezenim
pres prejezd mezi nadrazim a
krizovatkou smrti Vysokeho
Myta. V techto mistech .ie hlu-
boky 1voz a rolnlk nevidel pri-
j1zdej1c1 osobn1 Wax. Wax vo-
zy zachytil a vlekl je nekolik
desltek metr1 pc trait. Roln1k
byl srazen s kozllku a utrpel
tezke vnitTn1 zranenl. Spolu-
.jezdec vyvazl bez zraneni. Ko-
ne pretrhli postranky a utekli
do poll. Vysetruje Sc, jak k ne
stesti doslo. Rolnik 81 ztfzil
Tiditelnost tim, re jedno spre-
zeni tahlo diva povozy.
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Nejradsji knedle Sc zelim.


u Smatolan1 nastoupila "a
sc nova sluzebna. PAM RADIO
va Smatolanova 81 vzala k srd-
ci to povidani O demokracii a
rozhodla Sc, re Dude nyni take
demokraticka. Tato demokra-
Gle spocivala v tom, re dala
sluzebne ma jevo, re il povazu-
je "a elena rodiny. Vsechno j
vysvetlila, vsechno dovolila a
Ike konci pov1da:
"A kdybyste snad, Bozenko,
We volne chvili zatouzila pc
dusevni potrave, i to zde ma
me. Co mate radsi, poesii nebo
prozu?"
Zapyrila Sc kapku Bozenka
a della:
"Mockrat jim dekuju, milost
PAM - a kdyz dovolejf, tax
nam nejradsi bramborovy kne
die Sc zelim!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
Nevysvstlena milenecka ira
gedie.

z nahonu reky byla vylove-
ma mrtvola 33lete Amy Barto-
sove z Chvalcovic u Ceskeho
Dubu. Byla pohresovana spo-
lu sc SWIM milym. Kdyz Sc
nalezla mrtvola Bartosove, byl
hledan i jejf milenec Zdenek
Dlask. Druhy den byla mrt-
VIOLA 33leteho Zdenka Dlaska
re Sedlejovic vylovena v tychz
mistech. Dlask spachal sebe-
vrazdu jiz v nedeli a Barto-
sova byla v tech m1stech spa
tfena jeste v pondelf. u Dlas-
ka byl take nalezen provaz,
coz nasvedcuje o prfpravach
dobrovolneho odchodu re sve-
ia. Co vedlo k sebevrazde
mladych lidf, nenf znamo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
Natreli cele dits barvou:
at je rude jake tata.

' drogerii V Jablonci n. N.
je zamestnan nemecky social
nj demokrat J. K. Trpeliv6
snasf cd svych henleinovskych
spoluzamestnanc1 1tlak. Tt
nyn1 chytili ma dvoTe jeho pc
tilete d1te a Ia hrubeho posme-
chu a nadavek nebohe d1te
natreli ma tele i v obliceji Ger
venou barvou. At pry je rude
jake jeho tata.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02
Podnik vtipnych skolakI.

Chlapci re ctvrti INA chmel-
nici" We Vesell mad Luznicf u
sporadali ma bechynskem po-
toku "Benatskou noc.". Meme
Ii Size ami gondoly, ami lodky,
ale vypIjcili 81 cd maminek
necky. Opatfili 81 lampiony a
S osvetlenymi neckami jezdili
pc potoce. Ma podnik sedmi
a osmiletych skolakd Sc prislo
pod1vat hodne dospelych.
Chapel sli vybirat dobrovolne
vstupne a vytezek SO Kc odev-
zdali ma obranu statu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02

Prazsky G. S. p1se: Strucna
zprava oznamila v patek svetu,
re v Buitenzorgu ma Jave zem-
rel We veku 81 let sir Walter
Strickland, byvaly britsky
lord, ktery Sc pred Lefty zTekl
slechtickeho titulu a britskeho
pr1slusenstvi a stal sc ceskoslo-
venskym statnlm obcanem.
Zprava zasfla smutek do
srdcf mnoha pratel muze, KITE
ry patTil mezi nejstarsf a nej-
vernejsf pratele Ceskosloven-
ska a ktery sve pTatelstv1 pro-
kazal i tim, re stall sc nasfm
obcanem. sirs1 veTejnost v &C.
skoslovensku neznala SRA
Stricklanda, ackoliv 81 toho
sym zivotem a svou pracf "a
slouzil.
Tento pT1rodopisec a basnfk,
odchovanec edinburskych skol
a university v Cambridge, I'll
dlouha leta v Ceskoslovensku.
Pc prve prisel do Czech davno
pred prevratem, v roce 1898,
kdy mu bylo teprve AZ let. =
Usadil sc tehdy v Chrudimi a
zacal sc ucit cesky.
Naucil sc ceske reel zname-
mite, tax znamenite, re mohl
pozdeji i prekladat dfla nasich
basn1kI a spisovatelI do an
%glictiny. To bylo uz pc pre-
vrate, kdy pfelozil mnohe po-
v1dky Bozeny Nemcove, We
cerni pfsne Halkovy, P1sne O.
troka, Svatopluka Cecha a Get
ne jine ceske basne a prosy.
Chrudim sfru Striklandovi
ucarovala. Cd te DOLBY Sc neu-
stale vracel do Ceskosloven-
ska, ktere 81 vyvolil "a svou
druhou vlast.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02

V MERGED, Kalifornie, Ole
/. Harwell 26 let stara, cetla
vecer V rodinne bibli a pTisla
ma 8. a 9. vers Is. kapitoly e.
vangelisty sv. Matouse: "Po.
horsuje-li te ruka iva, utni il.
Pohorsuj-li te oko tive, vyvrz
je."
Jejf manzel Woodrow Har.
we'll, 20 let starry, prav1, re
najednou v zachvatu nabozen-
ske horlivosti odesla do kolny,
vyloupla 81 oko ndzkami a uta-
la 81 levou ruku sekerou -
protoze verila, re JIM hresila.
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Zabil Sc u hrobu zeny.

C. A. Dennison, prodavac
farmaTskeho naTadi, ~zastrelil
sc v ST. Louis ma hfbitove Val
hala nedaleko hrobu sve zeny
Markety, ktera spachala sebe-
vrazdu r. 1888. Syn Van A.
D~enison, fekl policii, re otec
hrozil, re spacha sebevrazdu
jiz pc smrti matcine a re mel
cd te DOLBY zarmutek. Napsal
synovi dopis, V nemz pravi
"Vsemoudry a vsemocny Una
nejleps1 a povolal mne k sobe,
abych odlozil sve souzeni a mo
hi Ease byti S tvou matkou, kite
ra ma mne cekala tax dlouho.'
Dennisovi bylo IS let.