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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30

Mr.. La Bfsehe l. the son Of Mr..
and Mrs.. ". u. Wilson u oil No.
Alder IN Tacoma. Miss Wilie. the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. WiIls
has made her home In Tacoma for
the past two years.
Throughout the home. Mira VILE
used floral theme Of daffo1sls
and acacia Tspers On the table.
mantle and buffet sgere IN match
ing soft green and gold tones a
large silver bowl Nth the spring
blooms conferred the buffet table
which wa covered with lace
cloth.
Miss VILE received the guests
wearing charming black taffeia
frock made on Oh fashioned lines
with basque and fun thFes-qusrter
length sleeves She dressed her hair
high on her bssd and In IL wore
an old fashlonsd corsage u gar
denlss and yioletH
The mother Of the briGe-elsct
wore dress Of transparent velvet
in a Meridian blue shade. Her
flowers we're gardenisz.
The hostess Was assisted by an
other daughter. Mas Donna Vile
and Mrs. Clifford s.. Johns. Asked
TO pour we're Mrs. Howard Kenyon
and Miss Jayne Ball. Three friends
Of the popular young Dride-elect
from Tacoma who sssists1 were
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
To Be Joint Hosts Tor
Dinner Before Dance

Mr.. and Mrs Harrison Clark
and Mr.. and Mrs. Allen X. Link
will be hosts al a dinner party In
the private dining room at Lake
wood Terrace before the regular
dance Of the Lakewood Dancing
club Saturday evening
Guests invited include Col and
Mrs. A. w Morris. Major and
Mrs Richard johnson. Mr.. and
Mrs W. f. Difford. Mr.. and Mrs
Lorne hcKendry, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert sWeeting. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Driscoll, jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Norton
Clspp. Mr. and Mrs. James Demp-
sey. Mr.. and Mrs Fred Kisling-
bury and Br. and Mrs. ". ".
Wiiliyer.
Mrs.. AcKendry is chairman Of
the series ~ dances which the club
il giving this year. The next will
be an informal costume Barn
dance
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
Group Sets
Party Date
lsdie,' Auxiliary OF Tslmud
Torsh Plan, Mid.Win.
Ter Luncheon

Plans for their mld-winter
luncheon are being completed
by members Of the Ladies'
auxiliary II Congregation Tai
mud Torah. The luncheon IL
set for IL 80 o'clock Wednes-
day In the yeKiry rooms Of the
synagogue at 80. sth and sta.
Mrs. BERNARD Witsnburg In
president Of the organization
and Mrs. Mickey kaplan in
charge Of the luncheon ar
rangements.
Members N Mrs. kaplan's csm-
miitss are Mira I A. Dfuaa. Mrs.
BENJAMIN Etsesson. Mrs. Nam
Cone. Mrs Jack Bender. Mrs
Nathan Habst0ff. Afs. i.sslls Hsss.
man. Mrs Joseph Rome. Nj. hen
hoas and Mira y. ! FafDer.
Bridge and nah ionsg Mill be
Included ia the entertainment 0f
Tbs afternoon EafiY spring fios@s
sfs. sttfaettsslS arranged. 1lli
center tbs luncheon tabis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
Day Nursery Ball At Hotel
Will Aid Charity Cause
Cocktail Supper and Dinner Parties Planned Conjunction
With Annual Affair in Crystal Ballroom on
Feb. a. VIII Have Patriotic Theme

Red white and blue decorations suggestive of patriotic
theme appropriate to the month of February will strike
attractive keynote the annual charity ball which the
Tacoma Day Nursery Association will give the Winthrop
hotels spacious Crystal ballroom Saturday evening Feb a.
Mrs W. A Taylor is chairman of the affair for which
reservations have been made by members and their
friends Preceding and after the affair traditional fashion
will be smart cocktail supper and dinner parties Guests
expected also from Seattle and Olympia and Keso for
the party.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
Federated Garden Clubs
To Meet in Olympia

The garden clubs Of the city
which are affiliated with the State
Federation Of Garden clubs are
being called together for the first
meeting Of the capitol district
Thursday at Olympia. Mrs. Rus
sell Osborne, vice president, =
calling the meeting for Il q n
A. the Woman club al 10Th and
Washington SITS. Luncheon VIII
follow.
An interesting program has been
planned for the afternoon session
and there viii De display o.
flower arrangements
For further information. mem
bers are asked 70 call tner OWE
club presidents.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30

Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Graft fshe is
the new president of the Day Nurs-
cry Association will entertain a
group Of couples from out of town
after the dance In the party will
be. from Seattle. Mr. and Mrs
Fred J. Van Achenhausen, DR. and
Mrs. Gordon Douglas, Miss Geral-
dine Barney, Miss Marion Forbes.
Mr.. James Mcdonald, Mr.. Glenn
Smith and Mr. Hillary Schaub
Her Olympia guests will be Miss
Iris Van Horn, Mr. Thomas Baker,
and Mr.. and Mrs Charles r. Smith
From Kelso will come Miss Vir-
sinia Rice and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
bur Young.
Other guests will be Mr.. and
Mrs. Karl Hudson, Mr.. and Mrs
Hugo Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Ru-
dolph Peterson. Mr. George Abel
sett, Mr.. J. Eldrich, Mr. Andrew
Ellespad, Misses Alice Richie,
Dorothy Kimball, Leona Mcqueen.
Wanda Tilliston. Mr. and Mrs. G.
Fausre, MI and Mrs. Theodore
Bordeaux, Mr.. and Mrs. Levitt
Bell
Among the cocktail parties be-
ing planned is the one which Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Barry will give.
Their guests will include Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Tone and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Pettingall of Seattle and
from Tacoma Mr.. and Mrs Frank
W. Fox. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Rockwell. Miss Kay Bruner and
Mr. Hal c. Barbour
MI and Mrs. f. c. Cooney will
also give cocktail party before
the dance. their guests TO be Mr..
and Mrs Harry Marks, Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Worthington. Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Rathbone. Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Murphy and Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph tombstone.
Included in the no-host party viii
be Mr.. and Mrs VIII z. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Heuertz, Mr..
and Mrs. Lorne McKendry. Mr..
and Mrs. A r. Graham. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Carstens. Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Lynch. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick II. Madsen, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Fraser Dawson. Mrs. Iva
Scoville, Mr.. Lawrence O'Neil Mr..
and Mrs. Frank r Barry
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald c. Crsw-
forth will also be hosts at q dinner
party for 10 in conjunction with
the charity ball
Tickets for the dance may be
purchased at the door or az Fra
sers. el2 Broadway.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
Five PEG. Chapters Will
Meet Thursday Afternoon
Groups 70 Meet Separately in Homes Of Msmhsn;
Programs and Discussions OF eusnsm VIII
Follow lunehsons

As prelude TO most successful Founders day es~brA.
ton. held Saturday in Weyerhaeuser hall at the W. A.
five Of the six PEG chapters Of the city will meet separately
in bmonthy session Thursday afternoon.
Chapter CA will Mt the home Of Mrs r. c. Horr 2706
No Lawrence ST. for o'clock luncheon and Thurs
day Mrs W s. Burroughs viii preside and the afternoons
viii feature Mrs w Burroughs. who viii speak
"Romance of the Amazon"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
Better Gardens Club
VIII Meet

Members ~ the Better Gardens
eiiib Hili meet At 2 o'eloek Mon.
day Afternoon a. the nome u Mrs
A. X AorrisOn at Ss5 No state
81. Roll cali viii b. In ansHsr 20
Ny FayOriie Trees"
Two papers viii b. given during
the afternoon. Most Important
Trees In The Woria' BY Mrn. Jack
ThOmpson, and Spring" by Mira
T. r. johnson
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
Orshopedie Groups
To Meet thursday

The sO's,h Eide Or,b0psdlc circle
~ Zofa ismpis, Daughters ot the
slis. will meet Thursday at the
home ~ Mrs J W Barclay. 400
10 Thompson ave. Ara Ralph
farr will BE- the assisting bosseaa
On FRIDAY. Mrs " J. Doherty will
open hsr home At s24 ~. faHcstf
ave. 20 members ~ the Central
circls Assisting hostssAss Hiii De
Ma J. y Watson and Mrs 4 -
Miller.
Members u both circles Niil
meet Al ~ o'clock for sewing. with
luncheon served a. ~ 80 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
Two O'Clock Meeting
Planned for AIpha Club

Mrs. Fred Brown will be hostess
70 members Of Alpha Study club
meeting al 2 O'Clock on Monday.
Continuing the study Of the Scan
dinsvian countries. Mrs. s. l..
Hampson viii speak on Social
Security Legislation. Mrs. Charles
Bsttins topic will Dc Educational
PrOgress.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30

Mr. and Mrs Earl AshsRan ~
1889 No. Hus0n st are receiving
congratulations on the birth u
their first child, q daughter, al ~.
Joaepi1's hospital Jan "a The
little girl. Who mas been named
DsiOries Mafsisns. 10 being vel
coined by grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. Roy BARKER II Buckley ana
three great grandmother, Mrs.
Francis kseBey Of Tacoma ana
Mrs.. Minnie Michigan ~ Pasoo.
and Mrs Mary giislson u Buck.
ley.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30

Misses Helen Moore Johnson, Bette
Perkins and Gertrude Cunning
Guests invited from Tacoma
we're Misses Jeunifer Fountain.
Helen Meyers. Jams barnes. Juils
HcDonough. ! NJ Bsnnng. Louise
Boyd Those from Seattle Included
Misses Helen Goldberg. Marjorie
Niece. Florence Babcoek. Mar
loris AcPhal Kay Peterson.
Renee DeliIs. Aiissn HageOe. Mary
and Ann stsiO. Claire HoIeomb
Hsrihz Roehsr. and Mesdsmes ].
$ Mill Richard kim&ey. Donald
Ward ard Pred Jenner
Miss VILE received her sduea-
ton IN Seattle and IN Tacoma u
msmCsr ~ the club ~ HeartA. Her
fiance attended Washington State
college where he affiliated Nth
lambda Chi Alpha fraternity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
Harry Todds Spend
Week al La JoIla

Word has been received by Ia
coma friends that Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Todd, who are spending the
winter in Los Angeles, are In La
Jolla at the present time. After
week in La Jolla they will re-
turn TO Los Angeles for the re-
mainder Of the winter months
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30

Arrange Tor Last esews;s
TRAINING Coufss

Ths last training course for
isfoNnls leaders until tn~ fan al
1883 has bssn planned 10 b~xia On
Tuesday. according 10 Mrs. Chester
i.is<sstsom, fsrs~ni~ representative
"a tins Tacoma GIri Scout council.
Tne sight hour e1ufss uiii b. given
~ Mira NJ a. Thompson ~ tns
local staff and ~ni be nsid from
10 10 ~ e. IA. Jan 81. FEN 2. 7
aud D fsFD~nie training for sxs
psrssnesd leaders, viii also b given
BY Miss Dorothy Calvin Of tn< hs-
assls Girl s<ous staff in Tacoma
Ven AZ Ia an aii-da5 session ~
Hotel winthrop from 1913 q m.
until sa0 .. M
During ths last year registered
packs ~ Hsownls 1ifI scouts nass
Increased IN nurnh~f from seven 10
10, ina program l. adapted II
content. organization and prssen-
tatlon 10 the age isvsi ~ the sevea
10 l0-ysar-oid Brownie Girl Scouts.
Ssw Packs with inexperienced
leaders afs limited 70 - girls
zach pack must HAYS sponsoring
group Of three TO five mothers
known AZ the Pack COMMITTEES. who
assist the leader with Transports
tion, finances. parties and other
affecting the management
VI the pack. Any women interest
"a In Brownie work for next fall
either az leaders or committee
members are urged 70 attend this
course.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
Miss Willie Reveals roth
Thursday Evening At Party
Daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs p E. Vile OF Seattle 10 Wed
Mr.. Kendall Sherwood LaBrsehe; Marriage 70
Be Soemn1ed in Late Spring lime

Inscribed tiny gold hearts concealed in the clapper Of
large golden bell hanging between the living and dining
of the r. H. Willie home Queen Anne Hin in Seattle Thurs
day evening party for 80 the Of Miss kedra
Jane Willie and Mr. Kendall Sherwood La Brache Of Tacoma
Earlier the evening the guests mad been told that when
the bell toed would be made Accord.
ngy when ribbons pulled from the bell by each guest
the Of the coming late spring marriage made known
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
Mrs. Price Entertsins
Past Msirons al Luncheon

Past Hatfons Of corsnthlan
chapter. o. E. s.. were guests u
Mrs. NJ A. frics for luncheon FRI
day afternoon Officers were
elected during the business meet
ing were Mrs Rachel Shldmors.
president. Mrs. Charles Morton,
vice president and MIRA Jack Davis,
secretary treasurer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30

Honofink a group ~ gifls ~ tis
graduating class az Lincoln hign
school. hs=z Cbariosts Wfossssn
entertained Thursday evening rlsa
playing u gsmss Nas followed ny
a late supper with Mrs t'fank
Hfni1on. mother III ths hostess.
assisting al ihe supper hoaf a
ysientins motif %aa carried cot
10 the decorations ard appains-
Iosnt4
Guests usfs tbs Alaaea Ethsi
Niekman. Ann isuitafg. Patsy
BFOttsm, judy kliingsou ard Dor
othy gsmmsil. ali members II this
graduating class. and jennie
feihhsf vaO graduated ia 1864.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
Book Review Group
To Meet tuesday

Mrs. Stuart Macdonald Will open
her home at GIL No. g 81 Tues
day afternoon 70 members Of Mrs.
Clark Gould's Tuesday Book Re
view group. Members Of the group
viii meet az 2 O clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30

Mr. ". = DgNnlng u Tribune.
Kansas Wto 1aa called 70 Cen.
fraiia AZ ths death ~ his father
Mr. ! N. Downing ar. formerly
~ Tacoma. II having a brief yiait
Nlth nss mother. Mrs Pearl Il.
Niles ~ Bpanasay. he viii re-
turn east ths latter part u tbs
1sek
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
Announce Birth OF
Second Son

Mr. and Mrs. Carsten colbo. I1ls
-. Sheridan ave. announce the
arrival u their second son. Marvin
Elias, Monday al 81. JOaephs hos
pltaI Sharing IN the congratuia-
tons u the 0abys brother. Weston
Allen. and grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs Elias NJ colbo and Mr.. sam
asl Ea1ser, AL < Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
Mrs. Glenn 10 Be
Hostess 70 Query Club

Hostess % Query cub Monday
for one O'Clock luncheon and
program will b Mrs David L
Glenn. Roll call viii be answered
by magazine articles Mrs W ".
Smith viii give a paper on Bud
dhlsm" and Mrs. Albert HeIlish
VIII answer the query on eau
tama" Mrs. V. Z. Graham viii
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
Formal Dinner Party
Planned By StsIders

Or. and Mrs. George Stalder viii
BE- hosts Saturday evening 70 20
for a formal dinner party az their
home on American lake.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
Mrs. Waechfer 10
Entertain Bridoe Group

Meeting Al her home for lzD
luncheon will be members u ArS.
Gerry Waeehter's bridge club.
Covers viii be laid for four tables
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
Girl Scout Troop
Elects Officers

The Girl scout troop Of Rusion
elected officers recently. They IN
eiude Mabel TorgersOn. secretary
la kerney, historian. and Ollie Jean
Etecxsr, scriLs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30

thoeess ~
| Mrs n a. husseils will open
hsr nome 81 Tis No. l2th II. The
safns Afternoons 10 members ~
chapter Az Assisting hastssses
will h~ Mrs ssott Jones and Mira.
burns rns. Mrs. ftsy Hatcher
will prsslsis for ths business s~s~
sion Mrs. waissf tsos~ewth Viii
spsss on Jams Adams and uer
Works" aprinG flowers end
matching tspeFs viii ssnses the
tabls nj tho ons ofrio1k isxssehsus
hour.
GhsDses ~
Members ~ ehAptss IA viii
meet Thursday sfi~rnnoa ~ In
home ~ Mrs. Harpid Miies. AJOe
No. 77fh FL. Mrs. W. ~ Miller
viii assist Ina hosssss rhs sfssr-
n0aus program viii consist nj
tsis on ssattsy College given BY
sfr. Harold Hawkins. LsAnehsesa
!. will b~ 4t ana o'clock.
Gk.esss q
Nesting for 4 ons n'cioch dessert
luncheon Thursday al ths hesns II
Mira Howard n. Ioold. a70S No.
unin6 ave. viii t~ nsembers ~
Chapter e ~ the Pro Aistsrha<si.
Assisting hk.stsss<S viii be Mrs. C.
a. Lyons and Mrs. ]. ". lasd0n.
Mrs posld ~fii sr<sk On Light
on a Hsa ~ Grass" Mrs. g. n.
wslksr ~iil - IN charge II ths
MUSIC.
Chapter GM
Mfs htsadul4n Mood si1 ~
HOSTESS 10 essmh~fs II chapter OK
for fxD iunehson Thursday
afternoon During tbs program
hour NJ. weod will spe4k On
Commercial Art and FhosoU.
rapny."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30

Photograph. ey Turner Richard. STUDIO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-01

We Warm Springs, Ca, pre-
sident Roosevelt ma konferen-
ci sc zastupci tisku naznacil,
re zvysene zbrojen1 Dude staff
americky narod dals1ch 500 mi
lionG dollarG rozpoctu ma
pTist1 rok. Ackoliv president
nepopsal obsfrneji, ma co Dude
zvyseny rozpocet pouzit, ma
znacil, re Dude uzit ma dalsl
zyseni pocetnych stavG arma-
dy, namornictva a marinak1.
President naznacil, re pokud
p1jde O zpGsob, financovan1
techto mimofadnych vydajG,
ponecha Sc celia vec k rozhod-
mutt verejnosti, jez ma Mama
cit, zda-li chce krytf vyloh no.
vymi danemi nebo novymi pIj-
ckami. PTistf rok vydaje ma
zbrojeni dostoupl S timto mi
moradnym pdlmilionovym OBJ
nosem sunny 2 miliard dollarG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-01
Treba by nastalo sklamani,
mVSli Taft.

V Kanass City, senator Ro-
bert A. Taft z Ohia, republi-
kan, jenz cestuje pc stfednlm
zapade, prohlasil, re "my mo-
hi bychom jfti do vakly ma O.
chranu demokracif v Anglii a
We Francii, ale az valka byla
by skoncena, mohli bychom
shledati, re jsou bud fasistic-
Ike neb komunisticke."
ga neveTfm, re m1zeme 70
staff neutralnf V duchu", pra-
vii. my 81 nemGzeme pomo-
CT, abychom nepTali vftezstvf
jedne neb druhe strane, ale
nevidfm, re nase zasazenf do
valky by pomohlo demokra-
CHI"
Taft prohlasil, re debata o
neutralitnf pTedloze ukazala
americkemu lidu nutnost "po-
sitivnf akce", abychom nebyli
zatazeni do valky, a pravil, re
V jeho presvedcen1 95 procent
lidu jest proti zasazen1 Ameri-
ky do evropskeho konfliktu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-01

V New Yorku gen. Hugh S.
Johnson pTedpovfdal, re presi-
dent Roosevelt Dude nomino-
van pro tret1 lhGtu demokra-
tickou stranou. "Mym mine
MIN JEST, pravil Johnson v Cd
pov6di ma otazky, jez byly mu
polozeny pc obed6 v Bond
Club, "ze to Dude obtfzno pro
kohokoli z1skati demokratic-
kou nominaci Ia presidenta v
1910, S vyjimkou jednoho mu-
re = i kdyz omen muz mGze
il Odm1tnouti. ia mysl1m, re
Franklin D. Roosevelt Dude
pT1stim demokratickym kandi-
datem."
Senator Carter Glass prozra
dill, re ma dvojf vyber pro de-
mokratickou presidentskou no.
minaci v pTfstfm roce = m1sto-
p~residenta Camera a senatora
Byrda, demokrata z Virginie.
ga nev1m O nixon lepe zpG-
sobilem pro presidentstvf nez-
Ii John Garner neb Harry
Byrd, Glass pravil zpravoda-
Jim. Odeprel p~rojeviti jakych-
kohl nazor1 O treti lhGte pro
presidenta Roosevelta. Ackoli
Sc vseobecne vyrozumfva, re
jest proti tomu, jeho pfatele
naznacili, re nepreje 81 r1ci nj
echo, CO by zpGsobilo tfenice
We strane.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-01
Kanada nechce americke do
brovolnlky pro armada.

John Cudahy Ferneding, 22
Lefty synovec Johna Cudahyho,
americkeho vyslance v Irsku,
je zpet v Milwaukee pc MEDIA
fenem pokusu, dostati Sc do
kralovskeho leteckeho sboru V
Kanade.
Ferneding, ktery je licenco-
vanym pilotem, pravil, re Sc
pokousel cele diva meslce, ably
byl prijat do kanadske arma-
dy, avsak ma konec re musil
svych pokusd zanechati. REX
Ii mu, re Kanada 81 nepfeje by
ii zatazena do d~iplomatickych
diskusf prijfmanfm americkych
mlad1kd do armady.
"Bylo mi vysvetlovano, re
bych Sc napTed musil staff ka-
nadskym obcanem," pravil
Ferneding, "avsak re by to tr-
valo pet rok1, nezli bych mohl
obdrzeti kanadske obcanstvl.'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-01
Kolik stoji nos " Chicago.

Diva dny trvalo vyb1ran1 po-
roty, ktera ma pred superior
MIN soudcem U. S. Schwart-
zem rozhodnouti, k jake nahra
de jest opravnen Michael Ira
bon, "a prerazeny nos. z de-
viii muzG0 a tff zen konecne ma
porotu pTijatych, ami jeden ne
DO jedna z mich nepili We SVEN
zivote mic s~ilnejsfho nez pod
masli, a nikdy nebyli uvnitr ta-
verny, hospody, hostince nebo
.jakekoliv jine m1stnosti, v nlz
sc silnejsf napoje prodavajf.A
ii mali rozhodovati ohledne u
dalosti, sebehnuvsi Sc v taver-
ne. Jak ash pochodf obzalova-
ny hostinsky, Jimmy La Case,
jest lehce predv1dati. S MIN
Jest obzalovana tez spolecnost
Northern Trust Co., ktera vlast
nj majetek v nemz Sc hostinec
naleza. zaloba ma $4,000 ma
brady jest vydana ma zaklade
zakona O zodpovednosti hostin
skych i majitelI budov v1ci "a
kaznik6m a jejich rodinam.
zaloba, podana manzelkou
poskozeneho, Mari1 Trabono-
novou a jeho synem Josefem,
uvad1, re Trabon ~navstlvil hos
tinec La Casseho, opil Sc tam a
byl dopraven do nemocnice S
pTerazenym nosem, zlomenou
pazi, natlucenym OXEN a vni-
tTnfm zranenfm. Obhajobu
predloz1 John Silsbee z {. 752
Wayne ave., Tidic nakladnfho
AUTOMOBILE, ktery t vrd1, re
Trabona tax zf1dil vlastnoruc-
re on sam a to S jeho vlastnim
svolenfm. Sesli Sc pry V hostin
ci, kde Trabon vyvadel a tropil
pohorsenf. Kdyz jej Silsbee
napomenul. ably Sc tise choval,
Trabon pry mu vyhrozoval a
chvastal Sc, re dovede vyhaze-
ii celou hospodu ma ulici.
Pc delSlch a~rgumentech KIDD
re s koho, uzavreli Trabon a
Silsbee sazku O tfi dollary.
lSest dollarG odevzdali c1sn1ko-
vi, ably je odevzdal tomu, kde
Sc z obou pro ne vratl. Ira
bon a Silsbee odesli pax do u
,icky a pro penfze Sc vratil
Silsbee. Trabona naSla poZde-
il policie v ulicce a dopravila
lei do nemocnice. !.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-01
Nepracujicf dolly " Americe
oteVfenv.

Evropska valka, ktera ceny
rtuti vyhnala do zavratne w
Sc, zasahla svym vlivem i do o.
kresu San Benito V Kalifornii.
V tonic okresu v Kalifornii
je nejvetsi produkcni stredisko
rtuti ma zapadni polokouli, a
proto take byla ozivena Gin
most v dulnfm distriktu Her
nandez, ktery uz dlouho zaha-
lei.
S pTedbeznymi pracemi ma
povrchu pudy Sc pocalo ma pro
slulych majetcfch candy John
son" a Fourth of JULY, ably
ma techto historickych dGlnfch
zaborech mohlo Sc zapoc1ti S
tezbou ma jaTe 1910.
Posledne sc tam dolovalo r.
1867, kdy tyto pozemky byly
povazovany "a nejvets1 rtuto-
va loziska celych Spoj. Sta
tech.
Tezafi ma pozemku Silver
Creek oznamili, re Sc skutec-
nou tezbou Sc v techto rtuto-
vych loziskach zapocne pris-
tho brezna nebo dubna a re Sc
pocfta S denni tezbou 20 tun.
Valecne zapolen1 v ASH, ale
nlavne pax valka v Europe je
pT1cinou, re take v severovy-
chodni Oklahoma DIVA starry
d1ln1 prumysl, ktery w dels1
cas- zahalel.
Vyss1 ceny Ia olovo a zinek
primely tezare, re opet otev-
Teli stare dolly, z nichz nekte-
rych Sc nepracovalo uz i pet
rokG, protoze Sc pri nfzkych
cenach "a tyto kovy vGbec ne
vyplacely. Hodnota odeslane
rudy Sc vice nez zdvojnasobila
v jedinem tydnu ma obnos
$55O,OOO.
Obnovena tezba v dolech by
la vSak ztezovana potfebou no
veho vyroubenf v mnoha sach-
tach, ktere bylo strzeno, kdyz
dolly byly pred nekolika lety
opusteny.
Odbyt ma zinek stoupa ra-
pidne. V polovine rfjna zaso-
by zinku klesly ma nejnizsl mi
ru v poslednfch deseti letech.
Nalehani ma zvysen1 tezby zp1
sobilo, re nekteTf majitele do
III zvysili nyn1 pracovn1 tyden
z peti ma Sest dn1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-01
il a piece hladovi.

V universitnf nemocnici ma
LEA Sc pant Bohuslava START
IOWA z Tobias, Neb., triple zvla-
Stni chorobou. Die dobrozda-
nj lekarG trp1 tropickou memo
CT, zvanou "sprue". Nemoc ia
to vyskytuje Sc tropickych
krajinach a post1zenf chfad-
nou vzdor tomu, re mohou j1s-
ii. Jest to prvn1 pT1pad tohoto
onemocneni v Nebrasce.
Staritzova prav1, re new jak
mohla nejakou tropickou cho-
robu dostati, kdyz sc z Nebras-
ky v1bec nikdy nevzdalila
Vazi IT liber. IDA Sc, re Cd
2. zari, kdy do nemocnice byla
dopravena, stav jeff Sc prec
trosicku zlepsil.