davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25

Velkou tanecnf zabavu u
spofada Loze Augustin Her
man els. 156 Sokolovne, 1927
Cherry St. V Curtis Bay, v So
botu, &c. 1nora. Zacatek v 8.
hodin vecer.
Ochotnicky Spolek spolu
s 1cinkovanf kostelnfho vybo-
ru sehraj1 ma ukoncenf Maso-
pustu vesnickou frasku "BouT-
livaci" nasf vesnice'', v nedeli,
27. unora V Osadn1 SIM ma Col
lington Ave. Zacatek v 8:15
vecer.
= Velkolepou masopustnf
(Fasanki) zabavu uspoTada
Slovensky Dim V pondelf, %.
1nora v Katolicke Budove, Ma
olson a Duncan ulic. Zacatek
V 8 hodin vecer. Hudba p. V.
Matuly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25

Bude Zr1Zeno ma tiS1ce far
marskych vybord v r6znych
krajinach, ably Sc pax pro ma
rod ~zajistila vzdy normalnf
sypka die dobfe pTedem pla-
novane kontroly produkce.
Mfstnf vybor farmar1 odporu-
c1 a department zemedelstvi
die toho rozhodne, kolik akr1
pGdy v rGznych mfstech Dude
venovano temto peti zaklad-
MIN plodinam. DIE zakona O
konservaci pGdy farmari do
stanou urcite poplatky "a to,
re sc budou Tiditi die narfzeni
a odporucenf departmental re
medelstv1 a jistych mistech
zlepsf jakost sve pGdy meme
MIN osevu neb plodin nebo Il
horovan1m.
President Roosevelt pode-
psal predlohu "a pritomnosti
sekretare zemedelstvf Wallace
Je to jedna z ctyT nutnych
pTedloh, pro nez president svo-
lal loni ma podzim kongres k
zvlastn1mu zasedani.
U pr1lezitosti podepsanf pre-
dlohy vydal president prohIa-
Semi, v nemz il chvali.
- Uradovna zemedelske e.
konomie pTedpov1da, re cena
veproveho dobytka NIUE O ne
co stoupnouti v prist1ch neko-
lika meslcfch. Soudi Sc tax z
toho, re ma trh pfichazf meme
prasatj iz nyn1, coz Dude po-
kracovati ma jafe a v lete. Te-
prve ma podzim lie ocekavati
vetsf pfiliv prasat ma trhy.
- Vyroba piva v lednu 1888
cinila $780, 48 sudG O 81 ga
lonech. Je to pokles proti led
nu 1887, kdy bylo vystaveno
3,662,383 sud1 piva, jak ozna-
mil department pokladu.
- President Roosevelt ohla-
sill, re nejblizslm c1lem vladni
hospodarske politiky jest "rov-
novaha" cen, jez ma prinesti
"vyrovnanou" expansi vyroby
a tim zvysit pr1jem a zamest-
nanost sirokych ~vrstev. V tenn
re prohlasen1 president vylou-
ell inflaci a dalsi klesnuti do
laru jake melody, jez by mely
pomoci k dosazen1 tohoto Gle.
Stejnym odm1tavym zpdsobem
Sc president postavil prot ten
denci snizovan1 mezd, krone
jiz navrzenych pomocnych pro
stredkG, zvyseneho stavebnlho
ruchu, pomoci zamedelstv1 v
kontrole produkce, rozs1renl
nouzovych prac1 a m1rne uvol-
nenf zlate politiky.
Akce, zrejme zamyslena k
stimulaci obchodu, byla take
provedena presidentem v mari
zen1 Reconstruction Finance
Corporation, ably zahajila opet
ne svoji pGjckovou cinnost.
President Jones prohlasil, re
korporace ma k disposici L.
500, 100000 dolarG ma pGjcky
prGmyslu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25
z lidske bfdv.

V Chicago byl 26lety Antho-
ny Calcagno strelen 76letym
otcem tTikrat a nebezpecne
zranen. Otec pc strelbe utekl
pred pffchodem policie. 18le-
ia dcera Rose pravila, re otec
prekvapil Anthonyho jak il bill
a skrtil, ponevadz pry nechtel,
ably hamaradila S jistou div
kou. Volal pry, re il zabije,
kdyz otec jej napomenul a
kdyz v bitf neustal, tax jej sire
lii. Calcagno jest otcem II
detf, 4 svedcily, re Anthony bill
nejen ~sestru, ale tyral nemoc-
nou matku a byl jiz pro 1tok
rOk v robotarne.
= 19lety Adam Klazura "a
stfelil 30leteho svakra Adama
Tomszaka. Vadil Sc s Tom
szakem k Will nemirnemu pitt.
V opilem stavu nemohl jft do
prace a sestra S 18 mesfcnfm
d1tetem trpela nouzi. Kdyz to
svakrovi vycftal, tyz zacal ma
davati a vydrazdil Klazuru
tax, re tyr popadl revolver a
TomsZaka zastrelil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25
Green navrhuje novy dslnicky
zakon.

William Green, pTedseda
Americke federace prace, wy
slovil opet svdj odpor proti "a
konu o mzdach a pracovn1 do
be a doporucoval m1sto neho
zakon, kterym byl stanoven
pro deln1ky jednotny stan
dard pc cele zemi.
Pravil zastupcGm tisku, re
je prot tomu, ably bylo poskyt-
nuto administered jeste vice
moci zr1zen1m dTadu federal
n1ho administrators pro stano-
ven1 mezd a pracovn1 dolby.
Dodal: "Delnictvo i prGmysl
must byti chraneny pred novou
zaplavou byrokratickych pred
pisG."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25
Snatkovy podvodnik podvedl 3
sestry o $4,000 Kc.

Erich SCHNEIDER z Ceske Ka-
menice sc vloudil do srdce jed
ne z sester v Novem Georgs-
waldo, ktere pTedstfral snatek.
Kdyz z nj vymahal vsechny d
spory, loudil ma druh6 a poz-
deji i ma tTetf sestTe, tax dlou-
no, dokud davaly. Kdyz uz
pTestaly davati, mel jiz 49,
900 Kc. Ted teprve sestry poz-
naly, re sedly ma lep snatkove-
mu podvodniku. Marine jsou
narky, pozde bycha honiti.
Penize i zenich jsou ty tam.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25

Statni sekretaT Cordell Hull
zadal farmaTe celeho naroda,
ably vyklidili cestu k svetove-
mu odzbrojen1 podporou jeho
politiky reciprocn1ch obchod-
mich smluv.
"Nebude vojenskeho odzbro-
jenf bez hospodafskeho uklid-
nenf," pravil ma banketu Ma
rodn1ho farmarskeho institute
v Des Moines, Ia. "My a vsich-
nj narodove musime pracovati
pro oba Gle. Nikdy nebyla
vetSf nutnost nez v pT1tomne
dobe, abychom vrhli plnou va
hu, jakou vrhnouti jsme s to
ma tn stranu yah, ktera zmeni
rovnovahu We prospech miru."
Doporucil, ably "Spojene Sta
ty bez jakychkoli zavazk1.je z
by je strhly do viru svetove po-
litiky, spolupracovaly co nej-
tesneji S ostatn1mi narody, jez
hledajf mir" ale ably udrzova-
ly "primerene obranne sfly".
dokud budou pracovati k sve-
tovemu odzbrojeni.
Nase zeme must udrzeti O.
tevfene brany vyvozu do CHI
ny, pravil Hull, ably tax "tlah
velkych zasob a n1zkych GEN.
nepTinutil farmaTe, pestuiici
obilf obratiti Sc k jinym dru-
him farmafenf.
Dale pravil, re 16 obchod-
mich smluv jiz je hotovo a O
dals1ch pet Sc vyjednava. po-
c1tajfc to smlouvu S velkou
Britanii. Pravil, re hotove
smlouvy kryj1 $50 americke-
no obchodu a vice nez 500
zemedelskych produkt1.
Ackoli nenf "nebezpecrejsi
hry nez je politika zakazu ma
vyvoz", pravil Hull, re "je v
zemi vedena ohromna propa-
ganda prot reciprocnfm smlou
YAM"
Jan Vesecky, president Ma
rodnlho svazu farmaT6, pred
tim We sve Teci odsoudil speku-
laci, ktera je vedena ma bur
sach ku pr. ma chicazske plo-
dinove burse, "a snizovanf re-
medelskych cen, coz znamena
1tisk farmaT1.
A tax gamblovan1 v obilich
stale Sc p~redmetem reci prone
senych, spolu S vysokymi ely,
vysokymi cenami pc tovarnic-
ku vyrobeneho zboz1, nadpro-
dukcl, nedobrym zpGsobem
farmafen1 a pocasfm, jez vse-
chny jsou ma seznamu otazky
"Co je chybneho S farmaTe-
n1m?" ma dvoudenni konvenci
farmarskeho institute.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25
Propulsion z vezenf.

Distriktnf soud V Cedar Ra-
pids, Ia, naTfdil, ably byl pro-
pusten z vezen1 Josef PisaTlk,
27 let starry, pochazejici re
Cedar Rapids, kde byl zavfen
byv odsouzen pro nezakonny
prodej opojneho napoje. Pr
cinou tohoto kroku je nemoc
jeho. P1sar1k byl odsouzen
dine 20. ledna k trestu rocn1ho
zalafe S platnost1 Cd IA. pro
since a ~podm1nen6 propusteni
pc sesti mesic1ch, V pT1pade,
re Dude Sc dobre chovati. TT
p1 srdecn1 vadou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25
Ceskoslovensko hotovo ku
valce.

Re Ceskoslovensko hotovo
jest chraniti sebe prot nahle-
mu prepadu CHI moci, vysvet-
Ill We stredu general Ludwig
Jan Krejcf. V reci nezmfnil Sc
o Nemecku, ale jisto jest, re
panuje We vddcfch pc
Hitlerove nedeln1 reel, kdyz
p%rohlasil, re toto jest chraniti
mensiny We strednl
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25
Slovenska umslecka vystava
" New Yorku.

Proponovana slovenska w.
stava We Spojenych Statech je
jiz hotovou vec1. Bude otev-
Tena Is. r1jna a potrva do Is.
listopadu. Vystava Dude uni
stena v SIM Federation of
fine art galleries" v New Yor-
ku. Bude vystaveno asi 500
nejlepsfch umeleckych del cd
starsfch i mlads1ch sloven-
skych malfTG a sochard. W.
stavu otevre Poole sdeleni
snad PAM Rooseveltova, man.
presidenta Spojenych
Zarucena je jiz 1cast
mesta New Yorku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25
Radv 1O2lete-

V Joliet, ILL.,, Lavinia Van
Horn, ktera do okresu Will V
Illinoisu pfibyla lodi plujfci
kanalem hned pred 95 lety, do
sahla 102 rok1 sveho zivota.
Kdyz byla tazana, jak lila,
re dosahla tax vysokeho veku,
starenka odpovedela, re Sc RI
dila sym vlastnfm reception :
Spala pfi zavTenych oknech a
nikdy nepila mnoho vody. To
Sc ovsem lisf cd rady nekte-
rych lekarG, kteTf doporucujf
spani pr otevrenych oknech a
take pitt hojne vody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25
Nehoda krajana.

August Zavadil 47lety Sc ne
bezpecne postrelil v kramu S
cukrovim a jinym zboz1m v
Berwyn pred zavrenim obcho-
du z maleho revolveru, ktery
choval V kapse sve vesty. Kdyz
mu zbran vyklouzla pfi shyb-
mutt ma podlahu, naboj mu
vnikl do leve spodn1 casti bTi-
cha.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25
Tatik synovi.

"Kdyz uz Sc chces, hochu,
staff stGj co stGj lekarem, toz
tedy lekarem zubn1m a ne US
n1m."
Student: Gale procpak tat
tinku?
"Neodpovfdat! ZubG ma
kazdy clovek d~vaatricet = a
uSi jen dve!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25

V Marlboro, N. Y, Robert
Sarl Linsing slavil tTetf naro-
zeniny, aniz by postradal JIG
nu, bez nehoz sc narodil. Hoch
je zdravy a stastny. Udava Sc
o mem, re je jedinym deckem,
ktere pTestalo delikatni opera
ci, nezbytnou k tomu, ably mu
mohla j1ti potrava tubou prf-
mo do zaludku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25
Sestnactilety wal 81
tfinactiletou.

We Whitesburg, Kentucky,
Marry Allock, Is let stara div
ka, stala Sc zenou Bedforda
virginia, 16 let stareho syna
farmaTe.
Namlouvali Sc pet dni. Rodi-
&c obou det1 byli proti spojen1.
Nicmene ma sto sousedG bylo
svedky obradu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25
Nevydaril Sc.

Edward Hrdlicka, 35lety
Chicazsky pravnfk, syn zesnu-
leho, jednoho z nejleps1ch ces-
kych pravnfkG, obzalovany z
oklaman1 klienta, opatreni mo-
ney order falesnym jmenem a
promenenlm, byl odkazan pod
zarukou $4,000 k vyslechu ma
2. brezna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25
Valecna LODI Spojenych
StatH ma uskali.

z hlavn1ho stanu lodstva Sc
oznamuje, re minonoska Swal-
low najela ma 1skali u ostro-
va Kanaga, zapadnf Aleuty,
ale, re jeji posadka, cftaj1cf
40 muzG, byla stastne "a
chranena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25
Dovedl zatocit.

Jeden ney6rny manzel sedel
Sc zenou v divadelnf lozi a pa
nj chot jej velmi peskovala:
"B1daku, sketo b1dna! Zba-
V tom veSla do loze spolec-
most.
"No, a cos mu jeste Tekla,
drahousku," zeptal sc manzel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25
Gen. Pershing onemocnel.

V Tuscon, Arizona, general
John Pershing byl upoutan ma
sve lGzko V hotelu nasledkem
prudkeho zachvatu revmatis-
mu. Pribyl tam FL. prosince,
ably tam ztravil jiz pc seste III
mu. Je 77lety. V dobe sveto-
We valky byl vrchnim Roman
dantem americke armady We
Francii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25

Mezi zlodeji: "Jojo cloyece,
to je rozkos byt v dnesn1 mize-
Ri zlodejem! Ones kdyz str
els sperhak do zamku, tax tt
no ma druhe strane ukradnou."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25
ZastreIen.

Herbert E. France, 37lety,
nalezen byl v nedeli zastfele-
ny garazi v pozadi sveho do
mu We 400 blocku Primrose a.
venue. V ruce drzel revolver.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25
Kopnutim zabit.

Pr rvacce byl 65lety Chas.
Korbitis z Chicago kopnut do
hlavy a zranen tax, re musel
byt dopraven do okresn1 ne
mOcnice. Tam skOnal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25
Msstecko beg porodH.

V Cooke City, Montana, Ro-
bert WATSON povila divku, coz
je prvnf porod v 81 letech v te-
to d1lnf osade v montanskych
hor&ch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25
Mlstni Zprdvy.
Automobilv.

trzen byl ma dive pile, kdyz
vrazil do telefonniho sloupu
ma Annapolis road severne cd
LIME Baltimore mesta, Robert
j. Townsend, 2Olety, vyvazl
skorem jiste smrti. V nehode
byla mu potlucena lebka. Do
sloupu vjel, kdyz pTedjfzdel
Jlny automobil.
Frances Citenbaugh, II
rokG stare, pTerazen byl nos.
kdyz automobil, nemz jela,
vrazil do bezpecnostnfho slou-
pu ma Park Heights avenue.
Automobil rfdil 21lety Vernon
O. Mowr.
= Phi sestoupenf Sc skolnfch
bussG zraneny byly Z a IA ro-
XII stare skolacky automobily.
Mae Foltz, 14leta z Middle
River, zranena byla tezce true
KEN ,ktery r1dil John Sifford
ma Golden Ring silnici.
' tutez skoro dobu 7lete Vir-
ginii Hughes re Steamers Run
pferazena byla noha a stehen-
nj panev pivnfm truckem, KITE
ry r1dil Joseph Madison z N.
Patterson Park avenue, kdyz
tato sestoupila sc skolniho bu-
SUI ma Back River road a Hills
dale avenue.
- rokd stare Loretta Sis
90 re South High ulice, rozra-
zena byla lebka V 800 blocku
E. Pratt ulice automobilem G..
E. Langa, 22leteho.
= Kriticky zranena byla
obstarla zena, William Gwinn
z Cromarty road v Baltimore
okresu, kdyz sestoupila v pa
tex S elektricke poulicni kary
ma Edmundson avenue.
= Augusta Fehrma prera-
zena byla noha a ruka automo-
bilem ma Hartford avenue. Au-
tomobil f1dil Frederick Weber
z Parkside Drive.
= Pauline MOntegna, asi 40
leta, usmrcena byla ma Mount
Royal a Guilford avenue auto
mobilem Arthura Mann, hu-
debn1ka re "a. ulice. Druhou
obet1 jeho byla 45leta Luigi
Cammarata, asi 45leta z East
Eager ulice. Usmrceny byly,
kdyz pfej1ti chiefly Guilford a.
venue.
= Jack Hanie, 78lety z Lo-
raine avenue, byl tezce zranen
automobilem v 600 blocku Cen
trail avenue. Automobil rfdil
cernoch Clinton Watson.
17letemu Hammondu
Hoffman prerazena byla klfcnf
kost, kdyz shozen byl z motor
cyklu We srazce s automobilem,
ktery T1dil 21lety Robert Vie
ner re 1900 blocku E. Biddle
ulice.
= 81 rok1 stara Elizabeth
Weber z w. Baltimore ulice,
usmrcena byla pond6lf auto
mobilem Charlese H.. Birkett
z Rosedale ulice. ZemTela VI
nemocnici "a 6 hodin pc IRA
nen1. Smrtelne zranena byla
pri pfechazen1 Monroe ulice.
- Ma rok do vezenf odsou-
zen byl V pondeli Edgar T.
Copper z Forest Park, jenz
automobilem SWIM vjel ma dive
zeny ma St6dry Vecer ma Gar
rison boulevard. Jedna, Vera
Botrinik, zabita byla. Druha
Jest stale v nemocnici.
- Edward M. Austin, Ger
noch, odsouzen byl ma rok a
den do vladnf trestnice pro
transportovani ukradeneho au-
honolulu z New Yorku do Bal
timore Is. ledna.
= Catherine Ridgeway, Is
leta z N. Calvert ulice, tezce
zranena byla v pondelf pri pre-
chazen1 North avenue u Full
ton avenue automobilem, KITE
ry r1dil Rufus A. Kobe z Glen
Dale, Md.
= Diva opilf r1dici automo-
bill odsouzeni byli v pondel1
do vezenf, kdyz nemeli elm
zaplatiti pokuty Jim ulozene
pro Tfzeni automobile kdyz o.
pilymi byli. Odsouzenymi by
Ii: John E. Concannou z Texa-
SUI, jenz zatcen byl v patek ma
York road a Herbert R. Smith
z Freeland zatceny ma Sher-
wood road Cockeysville.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25

Advertising rates reasonable
and furnished upon applica-
ton.
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O~znamkovy jednatel
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25

A weekly Bohemian journal
devoted to material, education
al and political Interests of
Bohemians in the UnitedStates
The Washington times., 1938-10-19

ing only one meal day.
The Shoreham is featuring
Houston and Harden, with "Mu-
'ical Travesties Of Old and New;
White and Manning, former Zieg.
The Washington times., 1938-10-19

tomorrow, according to Manager
Daniel Wathey, of the Roger
Smith Powhatan. He also promises
The Washington times., 1938-10-19
Blazing Logs
Add Cheer at
Nightingale

Lyde Swygert, new singer with
Milt Davis and his band now at
the Rainbow Room, halls from
North Carolina, home of so many
Of our swing warblers. Miss Swy-
CERT, one of the few girls who use
no makeup, can be heard from 5
to z p. m, and from 10 p. m. to
a. m.
Prominent guests at the Ward
man Park Hotels Metronome
Room recently included the Smith
Blairs, jr., Lyle O'Rourke, presi-
dent Of the Junior Board of Com
merce, and Representative Henry
B. Steagall of Alabama.
Jack Gardner, pianist with
Sande Williams orchestra in the
Cartons Shar-Zad is busy ar
ranging a new song for tonight.
Mary Louise Smale is slated to
step from the Earl Lindsay chorus
at the Lotus this week for q Spe-
cial acrobatic number.
Cafe Caprice will probably open
The Washington times., 1938-10-19

tearing his hair to get a copy of
the tune written for the Washing
ton football Redskins since the
3 Ms got so many requests for
Hail the Redskins" last Saturday
afternoon.
Olga .Veron is spending happy
hours backstage at the Earle The
ater this week when not at her
singing job at the Hour Glass.
Jan CARRIER, her former boss, ap-
pearing at the Earle, is the reason.
Olga keeps her girlish figure, ac-
cording to her press-agent, by eat
The Washington times., 1938-10-19

Color and Gayety
Feature TrOika
Show
By THE NIGHT CLUB EDITOR

By THE NIGHT CLUB EDITOR
With Simon Fried, wellknown
hotel and restaurant man at the
helm, Old Vienna, unique club
with its Old World Viennese at
mosphere intact, had its official
opening this week.
Mr.. Fried's background includes
connections with the Vanderbilt,
Waldorf-Astoria and Algonquin no
tells in New York city. He has also
been connected with Deauville and
Cannes establishments and was
on the staffs of the Army and
Navy and University clubs here
recently. 30. G s.
FOKNE BALLET
Nadia Veralle, character and bal.
let dancer in the two All,Russian
Revues given nightly at the Rus
sian Troika, was member of the
famous Fokine Ballet for six years.
The colorful and spectacular
floor shows at the Troika given
at $50 and 1890 nightly, are sup
plemented by an added attraction.
This is Prince Vada's fortune read
ings.
The Bamboo Gardens are intro
ducing a new singer, Miss Alice
WinStead. She's Of the famous
Winstead Trio, Of Benny Davis
Stardust Revue. now doing q
single.
Miss. Winstead is happy to be
here in her home town again, al
though her brothers have joined
UP with Ina Ray Hutton's sister
on tour. She sings during the
Bamboo's three shows as well aS
with the band.
CIRO'S OPEN
Ciro'S, now open for the season,
is thrilling patrons who step into
the doorway at 1904 G st., with q
realistic reproduction of village
street.
Music by the Three SerenaderS
starts at p. m. and is heard
until 2 a. m.
The Piggy Parties are still 60
ing strong at River Bend these
days. A real live pig will be given
away tonight to the holder Of
the lucky door check. So better
bring a crate for the squealer. :.
you may be lucky!
Blazing logs in a fireplace and
an 11-piece band. That's part Of
the lineup at the Nightingale
where dancing is on tap every
night including Sundays to the
tune Of Jimmy Gandley's Band.
Casa Grande announces a new
show this week end with George
Kaye acting as master Of cere-
monies for the three nightly per-
formances which end with q 2
o'clock show.
The Hi-Hat's manager has been
The Washington times., 1938-10-19
Lyde SWygert Hit
With Davis Band
AT Rainbow

the Caprice murals will produce
shocks-mild ones!
Matt Windsor, Anchor Room s
accordioniSt, boasts several appear
ances at the White House.
The Merry Madcaps, Jack Camp
bell, Leo Lisee and Beverly Stull,
are entertaining at the Mayfair,
Cafe of All Nations, having been
brought back by Manager Jimmy
Byrd by popular request.
The Washington times., 1938-10-19

field stars; and "Myrus" the "rnys-
tifier," in its new show. "Myrus''
also appears in the Cocktail
Lounge during intermiSsionS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-09-29
Five Additional
College Students
Live In West End

The names of several students who
are attending college this year were
Internationally omitted from the list
published in the Dispatch yesterday
of those girls and boys in West End
who are in college.
They are: Miss Ann Evans, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Evans, at
Peace college; Miss Effie Flanagan,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Elan
nagan, at New York School of Fine
Arts; Miss Ann Buchan, daughter of
Mrs. Henry T. Morris, at U. N. C.;
Miss Nellie Kittrell, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. E. c. Kittrell, at High Point;
and Miss Florence Smith, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Smith, at Peace
college.
The total number of boys and girls
attending college who live within two
blocks of Granite street is now raised
to SO, with % colleges being repre-
Sented.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-09-29
MARRIAGES, PARTIES
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
7 SHALL NOT PASS AGAIN
THIS WAY.

u,o bread that bringeth strength 1
want to give,
r,o water pure that bids the thirsty
live:
uaut to help the fainting day by
day;
-, sure l shall not pass again this
way.
want to give the oil of joy for
tears,
r,o faith to conquer crowding doubts
and fears.
,,outv for ashes may I give Away:
~, sure l shall not pass again this
way.
want to give good measure running
DER
,,a into angry hearts l want to pour
I mho answer soft that turneth wrath
away;
IN sure I shall not pass again this
way.
, want to give to others hope and
faith.
want to do all that the Master saith:
! want to live Alright from day to
day;
~, sure I shall not pass again this
way.
Author Unknown
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-09-29
Dabney Club Meets
At Crews Residence

The Dabney Women's club met re-
Gently with Mrs. c. F. Crews for the
first fall meeting, with Mrs. H. B.
Parrott acting as joint hostess.
GHOSTS were met by Mrs. Crews,
and Mrs. j, G. Hart, and were invited
into the living room, which was very
pretty with profusion CT fall flowers
The president, Mrs. H. L. Wright,
called the meeting to order and sew
eral items of business were discussed.
Mrs. ]. K. Plummer gave an inter.
esting and beneficial lecture on fall
planting Of bulbs. E
Mrs arthur Wright submitted her
name for membership into the club.
After the business meeting, guests
were invited into the dining room
where sandwiches and fruit juices
were served.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-09-29
Business Meeting Had
BY Clarke ST. PIT

The Clarke street PIT. A. held it's
first meeting of the year Wednesday
afternoon in the school assembly
room, with the new president, Mrs.
Clyde L. Finch, presiding.
Mrs. Finch presented Rev. j. D.
Crawford, who conducted the devo-
tiOnal exercises for the afternoon.
after which she, in a brief message
pledged her services to the organiza-
ton for the coming year.
Minutes of the last meeting were
read, and the treasurer's report was
given. Mrs. H. L. Keller explained the
operation Of the school cafeteria, and
asked for contributions of kitchen
equipment. The response was very
gratifying.
=. Plans were made for decorating a
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-09-29


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