davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1939-06-04

slam can be made in diamonds
and proceeds to show how this is
possible against any defense. West
leads the king of hearts, which
was taken by the ace in dummy. De-
clarer then ruffs club and returns
to dummy by leading the two of dia-
monds, which he takes with the 10,
Then he ruffs another club and
cashes his ace of diamonds
This leaves two trumps held by
declarer and three master trumps
in dummy. South leads the queen
Of diamonds and overtakes with the
king; he next leads the jack of
diamonds and plays his last trump.
the eight On the 10 of trumps. which
draws. the last diamond East has,
South discards his losing heart.
Thereafter all the spades are good
and South makes grand slam in
diamonds.
AS the play is explained it is easy
to see how a diamond grand slam
can be made, but what we are in
doubt about is any method whereby
in the circumstances, North and
South can reach a grandslam con-
tract in diamonds. There does not
seem to be any system of bidding
that would warrant it instead of
a six-spade contract Obviously
South opens with spade bid and
his partner responds, perhaps with
a bid of two diamonds. whereupon
South jumped to three spades, which
North must carry to four spades or
four no-trump, and South shauld
then bid six spades. with his six
card suit supported by his partner
but why he should go to seven dia-
monds with a five-card suit it is
difficult to see. The grand slam
diamond contract is made by very
clever playing. but with North and
South vulnerable, and even with the
big bonus in prospect, there is
scarcely one player in hundred,
even among experts who would pre-
fer the bid to what appears to be
sure small slam in spades. 1t
sometimes happens that as play
develops 1t shows a grand slam can
be made in a contract that is not
bid, while a small slam in another
suit is bidable and makable, This
is one of those instances. 1t is a
case where hindsight is little better
than foresight. Regardless of the
outcome. it would seem that six
spades is the correct bid on this
hand.
The American Contract Bridge
League has announced the holding
of its 18th annual national cham
pionship tournament. summer ses-
sion. at Convention Hall in Asbury
Park. July 81 to August 6. inclusive
There will be two worlds cham
pionships. one of masters pairs and
one of masters teams of -four. Par
Evening star., 1939-06-04

Hoffman, during his Reichstag
speech of January 80. Dark brown
in color, the stamp is a 6 plus 10
pig. value, the profit to be devoted
to the so-called national culture
fund.
Danzig has released a stamp in
homage to Johann Gregor Men,
del, sponsor of the scientific theory
relating to the distributive mech
anism of organic inheritance He
was the son of a peasant family,
born in 1922. and became in middle
life the abbot of an Augustinian
monastery at Brunn, in Moravia
There, until his death in 1884, he
carried on the experiments which
have made his name immortal. His
garden was his laboratory, his mate
Evening star., 1939-06-04

Postal officials OF the Union of
South Africa, never overfriendly to
the philatelic public, have an
nounced: 1T is not a part of post
Office functions to assist in the
manufacture of special covers, such
as, for example, first day or special
fight covers, and requests to affix
Evening star., 1939-06-04
Bv G. adams HO,vard.

The three "E's" of traffic safety
are now generally known. The in
itials stand for education, engi-
neering and enforcement. All three
of these are essentially important,
but perhaps the problem of enforce
ment stands out. At least, expert
ences in some of the safest cities,
Milwaukee, Evanston and Provi-
dence, have proven this to be SO.
The National Capital is getting it's
traffic education. 1t is getting its
engineering insofar as the Highway
Department can find funds. Charges
have been brought out that the
city is not getting its proper en-
forcement. This must be obtained
in order to obtain real improve
ment in traffic conditions here.
A Safety Committee of the Fed
Grafton Of Citizens Associations has
drawn up report substantiating
these charges. The report has been
approved. by the Maryland District
of Columbia Federation of Labor
and submitted to the Traffic Ad-
visory Council OF the Commissioners.
1t is now being carefully studied.
1t is matter of vital impor-
tance to the city and if the charges
are true, as they appear to be at
the present time. they should be
Immediately rectified. The charges
now being studied and the recon-
mendations are as follows:
The Committee on Safety has
carefully considered evidence pre-
sented before it conclusively DEM
onstrating the manner in which
traffic accidents are now handled
by the Police Department and the
Evening star., 1939-06-04

among last week winners were
the following:
and Fred HAYDEN, hrst william salisbury
ana &, cq he HBtef qFRg Rooseysrrs, sss9qd section
Miss Ethel Cook, and J. D. Pear of Buffalo,
first; Miss Lucelle Maupin and Marx Kurtz,
Wspndr See9nd Mrs Elsh Saunders and Dr.
South, Dr.: and Mrs. Leonard Ooer,. frst,
Dr. and Mrs. 4. J stenberg. second Mr.;
West. Mr. and Mrs. CYRUS 3. Austin. first;
second; Mr.. and Mrs. Marx Daniels. third
At the LaSalLe studio-Monday. Mr.
Lena Browning and II. j. Werner, fhird. d. .
Al the Lasalle Thursday. Col. and
Ms Ms RUB gay NsSnods 5st sston6 Ms Long and
rine Tidban and j. A. Dearing third
At Wardman Park Hotel-Mrs. Kathe-
rIne Fenton and Ralph Touche, first: Mrs.
Miss Kathleen McNl;t and ". I 4. BoIinser. EHEaq.
At the Fairtax Hotel-Tuesday. North
Mrs Eizabeth II BroWn, ,Us'' second ani'S Mrs' iao
Ear Esros and yGVaE W s9d Mf. Esd g W and hd a
Donnelly, first Mrs. Alma Byrne and Mrs
MAJ N r .Ia Reddy My: second 1oSg Mrs y Ohm
Al the Fairfax Hotel-Wednesda Col.
and Mrs, E, B. ,Gray, frst, Mrs. NJ. R,
At the Fairfax Hotel-Friday, Mort h
and South Mr.. and Mrs NJ. C Hall first:
oscar Baum. Jr., and partner. second, Mr..
and Mrs. BENJAMIN Rossen third: East
and West, Thomas Hamlin and w H Nc
4ntyIe, frst; Mrs. Dora Schwartz and
Ralph Touche, second; c. W. thinner and
Herbert HODGES third
AT the American Association of Univer-
sity Women-Mr and Mrs. Goodwin
Graham. first Mrs. Alfred H. Brooks and
Q. L. Veerhof. second Mrs. June Hodg-
Smith and Miss Jessie McEnery. tied for
third.
Northeast Duplicate Club-C. E. Bar
ron and K. D. Ross. first; J. A Alexander
and r. M. Alexander. second: Miss Evelyn
Bullock and Mrs. E. NJ. House third
Mogtheast No- DupIiGatss s,,,S CLUB oIymplc
Bullock and Mrs E, NJ. House, District
Hager and A. J. Olfus. top score winners
Mrs. Dixie T. Wrights studio-Monday
Mr: and Mrs. c. W. zimmer first: Mr..
and Mrs: l, W yrane. second, v, A.
day. Col. and Mrs. E. B. Gray tied with
Miss Atkinson and Samuel Keemle first
Nine. Fauer and John Donnelly, second
Mrs. J. A Long and Mrs. Ruth Naupolde,
third
Evening star., 1939-06-04

The loftiest national symbol at
the New York Worlds Fair is the
Evening star., 1939-06-04

piece of iron latticework, 1000 feet
high. Its designer was Gustave
Eiffel, an engineer who was born
in Dion in 1882 and died within
sight of his most famous creation
in 1923.
Evening star., 1939-06-04
STAMPS.

MAIDEN VOYAGE cover. S. S. Ancon.
Ship cancellation. Canal Zone Stamps I5c
Panama Philatelic Dept, I2O Broadway,
n Y. C.
Mounted Approvals. U. S. and Foreign,
60od of CataloE on purchases 81 up
CCLLENS SThM AND COIN SHOP,
1919 st. NV, RIM. gil. Met. 881:.
Foreign mixture, many countries, with
Silver Jubilees, C0ronations, etc. lbs,
&l.N. New U. S. mixture, about 1Oco
commemorative and precancels. many
presidentials, lbs, S1.OO Postage extra.
atlas Stamp Co., Box 226, Times Square.
New York.
Have you the King and Queen Com
n9emorative issue of Canada? This COM
plete set of stamps is included in our
foundland, British Colonies, etc, for only
10c. Approvals will be included. Afieck.
o6 Agnes ST., Oshawa, Ont, Canada.
Evening star., 1939-06-04

ticipation in these matches will be
restricted to qualified masters. Next
in importance will be the three
national championships open to all
A. c. B. L. members for the men S
pairs. the Women's pairs and the
mixed teams -four trophies. There
will also be two non-masters' cham
pionships in which players holding
10 or more master points will not
be eligible. One of these is the
Presidents trophy for master
pairs and the other the Rothschild
trophy event for non-master S
teams-o -four
The Maryland State master-pair
tournament, open only to players
holding one or more national mas
tiers points, will be held at the Ho-
tel Belvedere in Baltimore on Sat-
urday, June 10, and Sunday, June
II.
Evening star., 1939-06-04

Post Office Department rumors in
dicate that commemorative soon
will be announced for North and
South Dakota, Montana and Wash
ington. admitted to statehood in
November, 1889.
Evening star., 1939-06-04

The royal train and its post office
ear will arrive in Washington Thurs
day. Collectors desiring special can
cellations should send stamped, self
addressed covers to Second Assist
ant Postmaster General. Division of
Railway Mail Service, Washington.
Evening star., 1939-06-04

The bridge club of the Treasury
Department Recreation Associa-
ton has suspended games for the
summer and will resume it's play
in September at the Cheeks Stu
lio, 1928 Decatur place NV.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-01
Zabil autem muze a utekl.

Frantisek Bednarlk z Chica-
ga vydal Sc policii "a nekolik
hodin, kdyz utekl pesky pc
srazce automobile, pTi ktere
byl zabit jeden muz a diva IRA
neni. BednaT1kGv automobil,
Poole tvrzen1 policie, vrazil do
auta T1zeneho Natasi Batasino,
kdyz pry projel cervene svetlo.
Oba automobily Sc prevratily
a 18lety Thomas Artuci, 848
Hudson avenue, svakr Batasi-
Ia, byl zabit a Batasino a pr1-
tel L. Titoni, byli zraneni. Bed
naf1k, ktery jest 45lety, byl
yyprosten z pfevraceneho auta
chodcem. Utekl pred pr1cho-
dem policie. Poole licencn1ho
G1sla byl zjisten. Nekolik no.
din v p~oloomameni toulal Sc u
licemi a pax 81 vzpomnel co Sc
stale a vydal Sc policii. Policie
jej zadrzela do inkvestu.
Krajan Bednar1k jest v OBJ
chodu elektrickymi lednicemi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-01
30O6 DuBOise Avenue

1905 DuBoise Avenue
Novy Bungalow,topenf hor-
kou vodou, garaz.
Is n. Curley Street
6 svetnic, koupelna, topenf
76 Admiral Blvd, Dundalk
Cottage, topeni horkou vo-
dOu, S gruntem
26O1 Springhill Ave-, pTedni
veranda, top. horkou vodou
1851 S. Decker Avenue
6 svetnic, koupelna
112 N. Highland Ave. 6 svetnic
koupelna, velky dvorek
1886 Hudson st. = 7 svetnic,
koupelna, topen1
500 S. Oldham St. - 2 apart.
1923 Dundalk Ave- svetnic,
koupelna, topen1, z gruntem
1905 Lansing st. - 6 svetnic,
koupelna, topen1, $1O50.00
1920 S. Kenwood Avenue
7 svetnic, topen1 horkou vo-
dou, s gruntem
402 S. Bonsal Street
2 apartmenty, krasny d1m
2235 Lamley St., - nabfdnete
1924 E. Hoffman St.
zavdavek $3.50
1927 N. Montford Avenue
zavdavek $3.50
PELCZAR
Real Estate & Insurance
1888 EASTERN AVENUE
WOLFE $3.50
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-01
"Chuda vdova" zanechala
S287.3OO.

V Chicago Janet Lincoln, vdo-
va pc p~ozemkovem obchodn1-
ku, zemrela Is. listopadu ma
zapal Pile We veku Sc rokG. III
la co nejsetrneji mohla cd smr
ii sveho manzela pred rokem
a platila prfbuznym, u nichz
bydlela, jenom SIS tydne "a
byt a straw, ponevadz poole
sveho tvrzenf, byla tax chuda,
re nemohla platiti vice. Nyni
jej1 pravn1k a zastupci statn1-
no dedickeho bern1ho 1radu O.
tevfeli jej1 bezpecnostni schran
ku ma bance. NASH tam $275,-
900 v bankovkach pc $1,000 a
$500, cekovnf knfzku ukazu-
jic1, re mela ma vkladu $4,000,
mimo to spofiteln1 kn1zku ma
$4,000 = celkem $287,300.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-01
Cesky vyslouzilec zabit
~automobilem.

John Par1zek, namorni wy
slouzilec, zabit byl pTi navra-
tn do tabora CCC ma Den d.
kGvzdan1. Kracel "a tiny po-
del silnice. Byl re zadu casa
zen rychle jedoucfm auomobi-
lem, jehoz rldic nemel rozzata
velka svetla.
Prudkym narazem byl nebo-
ny krajan odhozen prudce stra
nou. Ac byla okamzite privo-
lana lekafska pomoc, ia neby-
la jiz platna. Jak bylo zjiste-
no, John Par1zek utrpel prera-
zen1 patefe, zlomenl vazu q
prorazen1 lebky a smrt nastala
pravdepodobne okmazite.
Narodil Sc V Chicago. Svehe
casu byl professionalism pest
MIN zapasn1kem. Vystupova
pod jmenem John Perry. Kdy5
Spojene Staty vypovedely pfee
20 Lefty waikiki Nemecku, pTihl;
sill Sc "a ctyfi dny pc vyhlase
nj valky do namornictva. Slou
I'll mem Is mesic1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-01
v neznamem mrtvem ulster
kraian.

Pc vice jak tydenn1m patrani
v Chicago nalezen byl cd IA.
iistopadu pohresovany 34lety
krajan Alois Korenic v okres-
nj marnici, kamz jej odvezla
policie re STANCE ma Des-
PLANES ulici.
Hned minuleho tydne byla
pozadana policie ma stanici
Chicago Lawn O spolupomoc V
patran1, ale nikoho incapable,
re by hledany mohl byti V mar
nici. Byl zdanlive v dobrem
zdravf a v minulem tydnu Fad
ny nezjisteny muz nebyl zabit
automobilem. Teprve kdyz
pr1buzn1 byli upozorneni, ably
Sc pod1vali tez do okresni mar
nice tam jednom z neboz-
tiki ztotoznili professionalism
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-01
KRADEzE.

Zat1m CO policiste severoza-
padn1 STANCE v~ysetTovali pre-
pad We vzdalf nekolika domn,
tyr zlodej oloupiF lekarnu ma
rohu Pennsylvania avenue a
Biddle ulice V noci re ctvrtku
ma patek.
Cernoch, Hampton Philip,
22lety, byl zlodejem. Chycen
byl a zavfen. Poole udanf r.
vinga Klaitmana, jenz ridf Gu
krarnu ma w. Biddle ulici, ety.
Fl cernosi vesli do obchodu.
Diva Install stati u dveri a diva
sli do pozadf m1stnosti zadaj1-
ce O bal1cek cigaret a podali
Klaitmanovi ctvrtak. Kdyz
kaufman otevTel cash regis
ter, jeden cernoch porazil jej
ma podlahu, ukradl asi $35 z
pokladnicky a vsichni ctyri u
tekli. kaufman telefonoval
pro policii. Zat1m CO vypravel
policistGm jak kradez prove
dena byla, cernoch vessel do le-
karny nekolik dveTf Cd cukrar-
ny a porucil ST cigarety. Kdyz
Milton Waxman, klerk, dial
zmenen6 pen1ze cernochu, ten
zacal Sc hadati, re to nenf vsec
ko. Drive neil Waxman mo-
hi zavr1ti cash register, vytahl
cernoch n1z, odstrcil Waxma-
ma a utekl Sc $75 ukradenymi.
Sergeant Kirwan a nekolik
policistG nalezli Phillipa. V
jeho kapsach bylo z ukrade-
nych pence $93.65 a check.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-01
Pc OHM DO VEZENf.

Tri muzi zavreni byli We We
zenl ma 80 dn1 pc ohni v 800
blocku Wilmot ulice v dome.
Ktery byl neobydlen. Jak hast
ci udali, muzove tito lezeli ma
podlaze v prednl svetnici u O.
hniste, z nehoz ohen siril Sc 20
svetnici. Vsichni tri: Lloyd
Dock, William J. Kelly a John
Chenoweth ma severovychodni
policejn1 stanici odsouzeni by-
Ii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-01
Oba kmotri povidaji.

ga nam stroll" pov1da pc
kar Bezouska, "ze ma jednom
konci Sc sype do neho Tito a z
druheho konce yychaz1 upece-
ny chleb!"
Pan Nesvara, ktery byl dlou
no Americe, pov1da:
"To ia videl v Los Angeles
zazracny lis. Ma jednom kon-
ci Sc tam sypaly hrozny a ma
druhem konci vyhazoval podo-
mex z hospody opile hosty!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-01
PREDBEZNY KALENDAR
K~RAJANSKYCH PODNIKU
A ZABAV.

= Pf1st1 divadla Odboru So
kolske Jed. Blesk jsou stano-
veny ma Novy Rok 1. ledna
1910, pevohra: "Podzimni pr
sen lasky'.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-01
z BANKROTU.

Daniel Rubenstone, byvaly
obchodn1k s obleky v Salisbu-
ry, Md, odsouzen byl ma rok a
den do vezenf pc usvedceni, re
porusil zakon O bankrotu. Po-
die zaloby souzeny postal ia
financnf udanf postou
obchodnim domdm, a.
by je tax primel ku prodlouze-
nj kreditu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-01
DANE MUSf BYTI ZAPLA-
CENY, JINAK ZADNE IL
CENSNf TABULKY.

Baltimorst1 automobiliste mu-
81 zaplatiti dane ma budouc1
rok a automobilove dane z n.y.
nejsiho roku, chtejf-li, ably IL
censn1 tabulky ma automobily
Jim dany byly, jak rozhodl hla-
vni soudce Samuel K. Dennis.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-01
z PRfSTAV.
MICH VOD.

V 1tery skocila Myra Elliott,
52leta z Parkville, Baltimore
okres, den pc SVEN propuste-
nj re Springfield statni nemoc-
nice, do vod pr1stavu. z vody
v~ytazena byla muzem z ustri-
cove lodice, jenz skocil do vo-
dy zaslechnuv vykfik zeny.
Vzata byla do nemocnice sv.
Josefa, kde otravila Sc jedem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-01
AUTOMOBILY.

POllc1e, haSlc1 a dObrOVOln1
pomahaci pracovali skorem
dive hodiny nez Sc jim podafilo
vytahnouti telo muze re sutin
automobile ktery roztTisten
byl truckem pres IA ton t6z-
ma Philadelphia road u
Highland avenue.
Harry E. Burgan, 61lety Hill
dac We skladisti oleje v 1900
blocku Clinton I'll. byl obet1.Po
narazu snad asi 10 miunt byl
xiv. Nestestlm st1zen byl ma
ceste domd z prace. Bydlel We
1905 blocku Arcadia avenue.
Ride trucku byl 32lety Roy T.
Howser z Milwaukee.
- Diva vojenst1 lieutenant
z Fort Hoyle poraneni byli V
automobilove nehode, kdyz je-
den z mich r1d1c1 automobil ne
vedel, re Churchville road kon
c1 ma Philadelphia road. Auto
mobil T1zeny lieutenantem, Ed
ward R.. Elliott vrazil do oby-
dl1 ma Philadelphia road a to-
to slime poskodil. Druhym IRA
nenym by lieutenant Clyde M.
Turner. Zranen1 obou je tez-
Ike.
- Diva zadrzeni byli Traf-
fic soudu ma obzaloby, re f1di-
Ii automobily kdyz byli opily-
mi. Jedn1m byl John A. To-
ponzloylous z w. Fayette ul.,
jenz zatcen byl policistou Sc
verovychodn1ho distriktu DO
nehode We 400 blocku N. Cen
trail avenue.
Druhym byl Eulius S. Rhyme
jenz srazil Sc s auto
mobilem sym S jinym ma Ba-
ker a Calhoun ulic1ch.
- Charels J. Cooper, 22le-
", usmrcen byl We srazce v
bl1zkosti Warren mostu mad
Loeb Raven. Srazen byl re
MOTORCYCLE, kdyz do ne
no vrazil automobilem B. H.
Griswold.
- Sest rok1 stara Geraldine
Miller zabita byla kdyz diva
automobily Sc srazily nedaleko
Taneytown. D1tko sedelo ma
Dory Otto v automobile,
r1dil Clifton E. Smith z
Pa. Automobil srazil
Sc S a~utomobilem doktora Car
roll D. Dern, zubnlho lekaTe z
Taneytown.
= Fred l.. Figue, 21lety z
Belvedere avenue, kriticky IRA
nen byl, kdyz automobil do ne
no vrazil ma Eastern avenue V
- Diva mladfci v Elkton u
smrceni byli, kdyz do jejich
automobile vrazil v Elk Mills
Wax Baltimore and Ohio dra-
by. Automobil vlecen byl do
400 yard1 any mrtvoly
vrazeny byly ma pred
ku lokomotivy.
= zena byla usmrcena a diva
muzi zraneni, jeden z Mich kri-
We srazce V pondeli ma
Belvedere avenue a Loeb Ra-
Boulevard.
Meta A%delhardt, 39leta z Pr
mlico avenue, zemrela ma ces-
5e do nemocnice. Automobil
Ffdil manzel jeji. Ride druhe-
no automobile byl John Rohl-
hepp z Abel avenue, jemuz
'ozbita byla lebka.
= Alfred Horre, 68lety z
avenue, byl zasazen
automobilem ma Lombard uli-
Il. Boty jeho nalezeny byly
oadesat a osmdesat stop cd
n1sta melody. Byl mu otresen
mock a lebka rozbita.
V cestu AUTOMOBILE pred
lomem rodic1 ma E. Baltimore
llici vbehl 7lety Shirley Green
berg a byly mu p~rerazeny ODE
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-01
$50 r Do MANOR
NICTVA " BALTIMORE.

z namoTn1ho odbOru We Wa
shingtonu oznameno bylo, re
$50 rekrutu re 14.46O odvede-
nych behem letoSn1ho fiskalnl-
no roku, dalo Sc odvesti Bal
timore. Now rekruti celkove-
no poctu pc zemi teto, vybrani
byli re 159.4O9 zadatelu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-01
ERNIE, EMIL A RUDY DU-
SEX ZAPASITI UDO PRf-
ST. UTERY v COLISEUM.

Pffstf dtery, dine 7. prosince
kfizkove zapasy poradany bu-
dou V Coliseum. V hlavnim
zapase ktery urcen ma dobu l
porazky Ernie Dusek, 228 Id.
utka Sc s Able Coleman,218 ID.
V nasleduj1c1ch 4 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
.aneb l porazky dcinkuji:
Gino Vagnone, 218 Id. VS..
Emil Dusek, 220 Id.
Rudy Dusek, 218 ID. VS.. Bib
Der Mccoy, 23O ID.
Tom Marvin, 220 ID. VS.. Les
Ryan, 215 ID.
Bob Wagner, 235 ID. VS..
Ralph Garibaldi, 218 ID.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-01
USMRCEN MA ZELEZNIC-
MICH KOLEJfCH.

Edward Dicket, 27lety, usmr-
cen byl vlakem ma kolejich
Pennsylvania drahy u mostu
Pres Patterson Park avenue.
Usmrceny I'll v 900 blocku N.
Chester ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-01
MA re HRY
LOTYNKY.

Irving Americk a jeho man
zelka Eva zatceni byli policif
ma obzalobu re A udan1 hry To-
tynky. Zatceni byli v prepa-
du V 1900 blocku N. Appleton
ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-01

V Syracuse, v jistem byte
byl nalezen kufr, v nemz byla
mrtvola. By v nj ztotoznen
Ernest Uhling, 81 let starry, po-
chazej1c1 z Oneonta, N. Y.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1939-07-27
Lady Baltimore"
To be Given
Here Aug. 9TH

Bob Porterfeld's Barter Players
will play a return engagement in
Clintwood on August when
Lady Baltimore" a new Ameri-
can operetta, which is to have it's
world premiere in Abingdon on
August 3, will be presented.
The story deals with Baltimore
in the period Immediately follow
ing the War of 1912, and the &C
ton runs from 1915 to 1924, in
Guiding the famous ball given by
the people of Baltimore in honor
Of the then seventy year old Gen
eral Lafayette who was visiting
the city for the first time since the
Revolutionary War. The story tells
Of Chas. Romney, the richest
most attractive young man in
Baltimore who fell in love with
lovely young actress in London
and brought her home as his wife.
Her struggle to leave her past be-
hind and become all that Balti-
more Lady was expected to be-
such is the essence of the story.
The story is told in rs scenes and
requires cast of ifty-fve, head
ed by Betty Jane Morrison, a
Knoxville girl, and Kate Mayhem,
who at the age of sc is the oldest
actress in America. Louise La
mont, who gave such scintillat-
ing performance in Clintwood in
the play, First Lady," will have
a fine role in Lady Baltimore.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1939-07-27
Southwest Va.
Method of aging
Poll [ ak Scored

Comptroller Leroy Hodges spoke
before the Virginia Institute Of
Rural Affairs at Blacksburg last
week and declared that the states
present suffrage system described
today as "the greatest guarantee
that we could possibly contrive
that government in Virginia shall
be run by an oligarchy rather
than by the majority Of our think
ing people in accordance with the
true principles Of democracy"
Hodges went ahead to say that
certain counties in the state Of
Virginia had bought about flag
rant violations of the state suf-
frage laws by the last minute pay
ment of poll taxes en- bloc. Dur
ing April and May. Comptroller
Hodges pointed out that over
$118,O0O of "omitted capitation
taxes" were paid in the state. He
said that in three southwest coun-
ties the "omitted taxes paid in
April and May totaled more than
$4,000, while the total paid in
those counties in the same two
months was in the excess of $780,
900.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1939-07-27
Young Democrats Have Weiner
Roast at Pine Creek Thursday

gate nomination making short
talks. Speaking in behalf of their
candidacy were: Rene Singleton,
C. P. Mullins, Hancel Fleming, N.
J. Buchanan, Dave Crabtree and
Virgil Skeen. Other speakers of
the evening were: Willie Beverly,
George Burchett, Milton Vanover.
Charlie Willis, Tilden Haynes,
Noah Vanover, F. L. Colley and
others.
On Thursday, July 27, the
Young Democratic Club of Twin
Branches will hold meeting and
their representative extended a
very hearty welcome to the Pine
Creek assembly.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1939-07-27
V..l! New.

w. P. A. laborers in a protest
walkout gainst reduction in
wages received a sharp rebuke
from Attorney General Frank
Murphy when he asserted that to
tolerate strikes against the gov
eminent would build up a "fas-
cist psychology" and might be the
beginning of the end" The
strike occurred chiefly in the state
of New York and was not wide
spread. w. P. A. officials assert
ed that work on relief projects
was progressing normally in most
of the other states.