davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-14

y
Julianna, Batta Jozsefne Hub.
bardrol, Szakacs Vera, Balaas
Margit, Batari Julis, Demjen Gil
zella, 10th Maris, Kis Mihalyrf,
Eszenyi Julis, ifj. 10th Karolynt,
Kolozsvari Ilona es Erzsi, kis Mar
git, Zsirka Jozsefne, Menyhert
Borbala, Geressy Sandorne, DR..
Geranday Laszl6ne. A kiszolgalo
lanyoknak segitettek eros munka-
jukkal Geressy Sandorn6 es
Gy0rgy Tamasnt. A felszolgalo
lanyok: Kuni Juliska, Kuni Zsuzsi
ka, Kis Margitka, Dorko Klari,
Eszenyi Juliska, Demjen Gizella,
10th Mariska, Balazs Margitka,
Batari Juliska, Gerenday Ilona Is
az ifjusagi kor tobbi tagjai, Xix
koziil nagy siirges-forgasban ha
valakinek a neve kimaradt volna,
ne llegyen ne1azteles erte. Miutan
Kor mem haszonra dolgozott, ha.
mem elso, bemutatkozo estelyet
tartotta, beleptidij mem volt $
az osszes ice cream s etelek, ita
lok ingyen szolgaltattak. Cs. 10th
Janos inditvanyara a koltsegek fe.
dezesere befolyt 0nkentes ajande
J kok 0sszege Is dollar 81 cent. A
fiatalsag a G0rgei-farmon tervez
legkozelebbi piknikjet, melyrt
mar most felhivjak a koz0nseg Fl
gyelmet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-14
A NILEsI szINIEL0ADAs

A nilesi kozonseg sajnalhatja,
hogy mem ment el nagyobb SIAM
ban Youngstown Munkasbeteg-
es Onkepz6-Szervezet es
a Magyar Tarsas Is Athletikai
Klub miikedvel6i altal yasarnap
rendezett, igazan remek sziniel6-
adasra nilesi Roman Hallba.
! "A gyerekasszony" volt da-
rab cine Is a csekely szamu ne
z6kozonseg a legnagyobb dicseret-
tel nyilatkozott ugy a darabrol,
mint kitiin6 szerepl6kr6l, akik
KOHL kiil0n0sen Mrs. Kcnderes j.-
teka walt ki.
Kenderesne asszony az el6adas
Iutan sajat hazanal vacsorara latta
vendegiil miikedvel8ket S a tar
sasagukban volt youngstownia-
kat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-14
GYtjLEs CLEVELANDBAN

Launk kiadotulajd ajdonos-vallala-
tanak elnoke, Grosshandler n. III
es fGszerkesztonk resztvettek het-
f6n cleveland Union Clubban
tartott ertekezleten, amelyen
James j. Davis munkaiigyi mi
niszter ismertette az egybegyuit
idegennyelvii lapkiadokkal es seer
keszt6kkel a kormany III bevan-
dorlasi es amerikanizalasi tor
venyjavaslatait. A javaslatokkal
lapunk els6 oldalan foglalkozunlS.
A jelenvolt kiadok es szerkesz-
t3k nagyjaban helyesnek talal-
talk Observation-Disclosures, de a
k0zel lj0v6ben tiizetesen megbesze~
lik azokat es eszreveteleiket, va
lamint javaslataikat kormany
tudomasara fogjak hozni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-14

estelyen val6 megjelenest6l. Az
egylet lanytagjai h6feher teritojii,
felviragozott asztalok mellett TO-
gadtak vendfgsereget. Az aszta-
lok csakhamar telitve voltak ice
cream-Imel, siitemennyel, pop-os
iivegellkel es sonka szendvicsell-
kel, melyekkel szakadatlannl XII
nalkoztak es szolgaltak a lanyok.
DR.. Gerenday lelkesz megnyito
beszedeben fejtegette a Kor ne
mes celjat $ kerte a kozonseget az
ifjusag partolasara. A Kor enek-
kara gyonyorii dalolxkal sz6rakoz
tatta a hallgatosagot az mem is
fukarkOdot az clismero tapsokkal.
Az iskolas gyermekek harom hang
ra betanitott enekkara eloadott
drabjait is lelkesen megtapsoltal,
valamint az egyes szereplok elS-
adasat. Macy teszest valtott ii
Cs. 10th Janos egyh. ellenoriink
az estelyt meltato szonoklata. Fell
hivta hol lelkesit0 szavakkal, hol
megnevetetve a hallgat6sagot az
ifjusag partolasara. Kiilon0sen
felhivta a jelenlev6k figyelmet a
lelkesz es neje fiatalsag koreben
folytatott Macy munkajara s ker-
te a k0zonseget, hogy eme nagy
imnnkaban tamogassak 6ket. Macy
tapssal jutalmazott beszede utan
kisorsoltatott az alfalfa adomanvo.
zott Lazai jarany6ralanc, melycl
DR.. Gerenday lelkesz nyert meg
Kish Andras penztarnokunk hazai
tula eziist, arany6iszitesii ora e
lane ajandekat pedig 0zv. Luterar
Gyorgyne nyerte meg. A nyert
tiketet eladott Eszenyi Juliska
nak at is akartak adni k6zhezjut
tatas vegett a szep targyat, de {
jelenlev6 el6ljar6k ugy hataroz
tax, hogy vasarnap szemelyeser
adjak at nyeremenyt gratulalv;
a nyer6nek. Az estelyre sonka, sii
temeny, torta stb. ajandekoka
adtak: Veres Margit, Dork6 Klari
| Tomori Etel, Kuni Zsuzsanna E
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-14
HIREK YOUNGSTOWN Is K0RNYEKER0L

utan, amikor az Eagle st. kozele-
ben egy gyerek szaladt lassan
halado auto ele. Hogy elkeriilje
a gyermek eliiteset, Jarabik a
mask jarda fele kormnayozta ig6-
pet. Mar 6riilt, hogy sikeriilt ell
keriilni a balesetet, amikor jarda
szelerol egy kis meyer leany, Eloisc
Tribble, lelepett az ultra es meg
botolva, Jarabik gepenek els6 es
hatso kerekei k0ze csett. A hat
SO kcrek 1tment a 3 ewes leanyka
testen.
Jarabik azonnal felvette a leany
kat gepebe es rohant a Scent En-
zsebet k6rhazba, de a kis leany
masnap hajnalra bels6 seriilesek
kovetkezteben meghalt. Jarabils
kenytelen volt rend6rsegre men
nj, de kihallgatas utan szabadon
bocsatottak, inert a rend0rok is
belattak, hogy Jarabik nem volt
hibas 6s halalos vegii baleset ell
kcriilhetetlen volt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-14
vERHOVAY sEGELYEGYLET
1O8-ik fi6k

f heten a k0vetkez0 tagok be-
tegek:
Varga Mihalyne, 1901 Manhat-
tan ave.
Mihalits Mihaly, 100 John st.
Bodzas Janos, 1901 Donation
avenue.
Orosz Sander, a varosi k6rhaz-
ban.
Orgovany Lajos, Massilon, O.
Hank6 Mihaly, so Fairview ave.
Szekely Karoly, 81 Oneta st.
Szallai JOSEF, Scent Erzsebet
korhazban.
Osszesen s tag.
Menyhert Janos, titkar.
610 Mabel st. Tel. Auto. 70533
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-14
vASARNAPI TANCOKAT REM.
DEF A KOSSUTH KOZMUvE-
LODESI EGYLET

"A magyarsag bizonyara orom-
mel ertesiilt arr6l, hogy Kos
suth K0rnek sikerult megszerezni
a remek fekvesii es minden tekin
tetben modern Brier Hill parkot
harom vasarnapra ezen nyaron
es a Trumbull megyei sheriff en-
gedelyevel oft piknik-
fog rendezni.
Az els6 vasarnapi tame mar most
vasarnaphoz egy hetre, j,lnius "a
en- lesz egesz dtlutan 6s este.
A Bricr Hill parkot ismeri ma
gyarsag j6 resze, inert multi ev-
ben ugy a Kossuthok, mint SIT.
Istvan Egylet tartottak mar oft
pikniket.
A park hatalmas fedett tame
termenek padl6ja olyan j6, mint
Idora Park tanctermee. Minden
kenyelemrol gondoskodva van. A
park kies fas ligeteiben padok IS
asztalok allnak azok szolgalatara,
akik csaladjukkal az egesz napot
a zoldben szeretix t0lteni. A
gyermekek reszere rengeteg ia
tekeszk0z es hinta van. Aki f6zni
akar, annak is rendclkezesere all
minden alkalmatossag. A park
athletikai palyaja is igen j6 es
azon j0v6 vasarnap delutan Kos
suth Kor futball csapata fog mer-
k6zni. A k6zonseg fedett tribiin-
rol nezheti maid az erdekes ia
tekot.
A Brier Hill parkhoz a North
avenuei dzsitnik jarnak. Villa
moson a legjobb ugy menni, hogy
a North avenuei villamost veszi a
vegallimashoz. Oman a park 10
perc gyalog, de K0r vezet0sege
gondoskodni fog arr6l, hogy le-
gyen nehany automobil, amely XII
viszi a zoldbe igyekv6ket a parkba
nehany centert.
Automobilon a Belmont ave.-n
kell kimenni. Nehany szaz yard
dial Tod-temeto utan van egy
mellekut balra, azon forduljon be.
A parkot mar messzir6l meglat-
hatja. A junius 24-iki mulatsa-
gon Rig6 J6ska fog muzsikalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-14
CsALADI 0ROM

Ktt derfk m(gyar ember hdza-
hoz latogatott q az ut6bbi id6bcn
a golya.
Giirtncr AdolfOt, q Kossuth K0r
egyik lelkes tagjat, maius 28an
ajandekozta meg felesege egy sep
kis lcannyal. Anya es gyermelxe
j0l erik magukat Giirtner I'll
Parmelee ave. alatti otthonaban
Kalenics Andras derek magyar
borbelymestert, XII 523 Sal!
Spring Road alatt lakik, szinter
szep kis'leannyal ajandekozta meg
kedves neje.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-14
Tenletes

Junius 9-en ~temttetett az egy
esztend6s Peter Trenke. Gyomor-
bal vitte ell a kicsiket az el6k So
raj KOHL.
Junius l1,iken pedig Haidn
Kalman 6s neje ujsziil0tt csecse-
m6iet temettiik ell Belmont-te-
met5ba. Az erGsen sujtott csalad
irant aItalanos a reszvet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-14
Eskuvo

Junius 9-en eskiidtek egymas-
max 0r0k hiiseget ING m. kisrati
sziiletesti Fabian Sandor Is Zemp
len m. bodrogszentesi Tarr Zs6fia.
Tanuk voltak: Kiss Lajos IS 10th
.Janos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-14
Niles

A nilesi leanyegyhaz nyari ket-
honapos iskolaja vezetesere szor-
galmas es megbizhat6 tanitot ke-
resiink. Ajanlatok 1877 Mahon-
ing ave-, Youngstown. O., lelke-
szi irodahoz intezend3k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-14
MUNKAs-BETEG EGSEGELYZO
GYttLESE


A Munkasbetegsegelyz6- es On
kepz6-Szcrvezet foly6 havi rendes
gyiileset ncm vasarnap, hanem -
a vasarnap tartando piknikre val6
tekintettel - mar szombaton, {.
no lean, este fel 8 orakor fogja
megtartani a Magyar Tarsas- Is
Athletikai Klub helyisegeben.
338R w. Federal st.
Kerjiik a tagok pontos megjele.
r6set.
Homolya 1stvan, elnok.
Snitk6 Sander titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-14
Hirek a ref. egyhaz
q k0reb0l Eu

Lelkesz: DR.. Gerenday Laszl6,
1877 Mahoning avenue, Automatic
phone: 4297. Bell: 142 Main. F6-
gondnok: G6ncz Mihhly. +. youngs-
town. gondnok: Asztalos Aron. Jegy-
z5: GyGrgy Tamas. Pezntarnok:
Kish Andras. Penzthri ellen6r: CO.
10th Janos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-14

Az Ifjusagi Egylet bemutatkozasa
Torl0do felh0k tettek bizonyta-
laDna multi vasarnap este az idSt,
de az mem tartotta vissza a k0z0n.
|seget az Ifj. Egylet bemutatkozo
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-14
Iskola

A nyari iskolak e h6 1S-an nyil-
max meg. Tandij $3.50 egy h6-
napra, mely az iratkozasnal fize-
tend6. Kesziiljenek a gyermekek
is, sziil0k is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-14
Konfirmandusok

A konfirmacioi katek mar meg
erkeztek. Akik meg mem iratkoz'
tax be a konfirmalni akar0k k0ziil,
cselekedjek meg haladek nelkiil.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-14
Orgona-alap

Az orgona-alapra legutobb Fe-
kete Mikl6s EAST Youngstown
fIzette be a megajanlott osszeget.
80 dollart. Eddig 0Sszesen $642.7 20
lett beflzetve az orgona -alapra,
mely osszeg bankban van leteye
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-14
A modern elet egyik megallapitott elve

A modern elet egyik megallapitott elye
az hogy takarekossag skier felteele IS hogy renl-
szcres takarekossag a vagyongyujtes szikasziard
alapja. A modern elet egy mask elve az, hogy
ember ne csak a mindennapi kenyerr6l es hajekr6l
gonoskodjon hozzatartoz6i szamara, hanem halaa
tere is teles mertskben gondoskodjek r6luk. leg
akamasabb m6dja err6l val6 gondoskodasnak:
REGIMODI, TORvENYES TARTALEKKAL BRO
ELETBIZTOSITAS.
Az eetbiztositas elve annyira meg aapitva IS
annyra elismerve hogy majdnem mindenki biztositva
van Greg korara. tobbseg azonban nincsen kell6
mertekben biztositva Vaamely barat vagy ismer6s
halala nyomatekosan emlekeztet minket igaz
sagra, es, ezenfeul, KT HALLOTT VALAHA ARROL,
HOGY VALAKI TULBIZTOSITOTTAN HALT NEG?
Mindenkw nagyobb 0sszegre biztosittatna magat ha
EFT megtehetne; vagy ha megteheti, olyan kenyemcs
melt6sagtejes fzeesi elrendezes e6nye alma rende
kezesere mely inkabb 0sszhangban alma mai id6k
szokasaval, hogy majdnem mindent jelenlegi kere
setevel finanszroz, vagyis: HAvI FLOIRANYZATT
ALAPON, aszerint, amint ember havj0vedelmet
kappa.
Keszpenz-vagyon
sajat rGszere, ha e csaladja szamara, ha On megha
Ha on 81 es megtartja biztositasi kotvenyet annak
lejartaig, on tenyleg megtakaritotta 6sszeget
melyet bankban Acknowledgment; inert akkor On SA
JAT MAGA keszpenzre valthatja be k0tvenyet ha ugy
kivanja Ha ON meghal barmikor, miutan els6 be-
tetet befizette bankba, ON nagyobb penzosszeget
hagyott szeretteinek, mint amennyir6l gondoskodha
tott volna szamukra, ha eleben maradt volna; inert
csaladja azonnal meg fogja kapni keszpenzben az
egesz osszeget amennyire bztositasi k0tveny XII lett
atva, vagy havi reszletekben, ha On ugy akara. Ez
legjobban bzonyitja regim6d eetbztositas alapjan
val6 BETEKTETES IS vEDELEM cricket, ha k1t
veny rendszer szerint lett vasarolva.
Uzletemberek, fizetest huz6 szemelyek
Fizetest huzo szemelyeket, valamint dzletembereke
Xix rendszerint havonknt fizetik szamlaikat, erdc
kelni fogja Grizzardrendszer, mely bztositasdij
fzeteset foly6 keresmenyb6l varja. Ismeri on obb
vagy kenyemesebb m6djat annak, hogy zcls6 havi
bankbetette azonnal vagyont szerezzen maganak
egyuttal FELTETLENUL BIZTOSITsA szerettenek
6letet jov6re nezveg Ha onnek mar is regim6di
eletbiztositasa, mem eleg - KETSZEREZZE NEG,
Is Grizzard.rendszer lehet6ve teszi ezt 0nnek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-14
Observation-Disclosures
Jarabik Mihaly gepe eliitott egy
kisleanyt. - A vezetO nem volt
hibas

Vasarnap este kellemetlen auto
szerencsetlensegben volt resze Ja-
rabik Mihaly, 1882 Manning ave.
alatt lak6 ismert honfitarsunk-
max. Jarabik a Caldwell srteeten
hajtotta gepet multi vasarnap DEL
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-14
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GR!ZM|:R1iD ~ "a
SXSIEH

Tegye postara szelvenyt meg ma!
orizzard System, 600 City Trust h Savings
Bank, youngstown
Anelkul, hogy barmilyen koteezettseget val.
lalnek, kerem, ertesitsenek engem arr6l, mlyen
0sszegu regm6d eletbiztositasi k0tvenyt kap.
hatok, ha letetemenyezek
City Trust Savings Bank-b ban
Federal es Phelps
havonkint S. ..........-t, a Grizzardrendszer
szerint. Arr6l is kerek ertestsst, hogy meny.
nyit fogok kapni, ha eletben maradok k6t.
venyt bevatani akarnam.
Gins: ........................
Foglalkozas. ....... suly...... Magassag. .....
Mixer szGletett nap......, h6nap.. Il, sv....
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-14
C1IAsz@z34@o

! magyar kormany altal 20 ev 6ta
engedelyezctt haj6starsasag
Evening star., 1923-09-23
MRS. MARY SWARTZELL
DIES AT HOME HERE
Widow of Real Estate Man Was
Prominent in Methodist
Church Work,

Mrs. Mary Z. Swartzell, widow of
George w. F. Swartzell. who was the
senior member of the real estate firm
or Swartzell, Rheem Sc Hensey. died
at the family home, 38oS Jenefer
street, Chevy hase, Friday afternoon
The funeral will be held from the
residence Monday afternoon at 2
O'Clock. Rev. ]. c. Nicholson conduct
ing the services, assisted by Rev.
j. X. Edwards. district superintendent
OF the Washington Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. The in
terment will be in Rock Creek ceme-
terry.
Mrs. Swartzell was a daughter of
the late Rev. Henry r. Naylor. who
for many years was the presiding
elder of the Methodist Episcopal
Church of this Jurisdiction, She was
the first graduate of the Mount Ver-
non Seminary, in 1886. For a num-
Der of years she was n member of
Hamline NJ. f. Church of this city.
but later transferred her membership
to the Wesley NJ. E. Church of Chevy
Chase Heights. She was an ardent
supporter of foreign missions and
worker in her church for many years
She is survived by two sons, John N.
and Henry r. Swartzell, and a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charles c. Davis, and a sis
ter. Mrs. Naomi B. Hunt, all of this
city.
Evening star., 1923-09-23
AUTO WRECK FATAL
TO D. c. CHAMBERS
Train Hits Car at Crossing in
West virginia-WideIy
Known for Bravery.

D. Clopton Chambers of Mount Ida,
Va, suburb OF Alexandria, Va, widely
known in governmental circles, was
instantly killed Friday afternoon at
Rippon, w. Va, a small town on
the Norfolk and Western railway,
when his automobile was wrecked
at crossing by a train. The body
has been taken to Poolesville. Nd,
his former home, for burial.
Mr.. Chambers was a native of
Montgomery, Ala, and was forty-five
years old. He was a son of Judge
William H. Chambers, who was one
of the three commissioners repre-
santing the United States. Great
Islands. and who figured conspicu-
ously in the great native insurrection
of those islands during the Roose-
Welt administration.
Mr.. Chambers was with his father
in the Samoa Islands at the time
nent part in the campaign that
brought the insurrection to an end
In that campaign he distinguish ed
himself for bravery.
For a number of years he was an
expert accountant in the United
States Treasury Department He re-
signed that position to accept ap-
pointment in the court of mediation
under his father, in Samoa He took
a prominent part in bringing about
the settlement of the nation wide
railroad strike during the Wilson
adpinis stration.
Later he became connected with
Hoge & Mcdowell, cS~amission and
feed merchants, of this city, and
was in charge of their Alexandria
Va, branch. At the time of his death
he was travelling for Forbes Bros.
feed and grain dealers of Alexandria,
He was educated in the schools and
colleges of the south. His father
Judge Chambers, was a law partner
OF the late Senator Pugh of Alabama
father of former Judge James A
Pugh of this city. Mr.. Chambers was
ulerintendent of the Methodist Ep.S-
copal Church Sunday school of Del
Ray. Va, and chairman of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Ministerial Relief AS
sociation. He is survived by his
wife and two daughters.
Evening star., 1923-09-23
THE WEATHER

For the District of Columbia and
Maryland-Cloudy and unsettled to-
day; tomorrow fair; no change in
temperatures; gentle easterly winds.
For Virginia-Cloudy today and to-
morrow; probably showers in south
east portion, gentle east to south
winds
For West Virginia-Generally fair
today and tomorrow; moderate tenn
perature.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
Thermometer-Midnight, "A; 2
a m, "; am, II; 6 am, 20; 8 am,
u; 10 am, ~; IL noon, 72; 2 pm.
~ pm, ~; pm, ~; 8 pm, 70;
10 pm, 20.
Highest. "a; lowest 20.
Barometer-Yesterd s am, 95;
2 pm, SO; pm. 50.
Rainfall Is pm, to p.m.), .27.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, 70; lowest Sc.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States coast
and geodetic survey)
Today-Low tide, 1855 am. and
lis pm; high tide. 6:53 am. and 7:ll
pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide. 1:41 am. and
2:0d pm; high tide, 1885 am. and
:53 pm.
The SUN and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 5:55 am; sun sets
Sos pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 5:56 am; sun
sets 6:04 pm
Moon rises $50 pm: sets 426 am.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Weather I'm Various Cities.
Evening star., 1923-09-23
MAJ. DANIEL D. PULLEN
OF ENGINEERS DEAD
Winner of Honors in World War
and Noted Foot Ball Tackle
at West Point.

Maj. Daniel D. Ppllen. Corps Of
Engineers and All-Arherican foot ball
tackle while at West Point Military
Academy, died yesterday afternoon
at Walter Reed General Hospital
after an illness since the middle of
July.
Maj PulIen, who was thirty-eigh
years old, was district engineer at
Norfolk. Va, when he was taken i'll
and removed to Walter Reed Hos
pitai. He is survived by his widow
and one child. He was born in
Washington state and was appointed
TO the military Academy from Alaska.
He graduated in 1910
During the world war he served in
france with the Engineers and later
with the Tank Corps. He received
the distinguished service cross and
also two citations. Col. and Mrs
K NJ. Blake, parents of Mrs Pullen,
arrived in Washington yesterday.
Funeral services will be held at
$50 o'clock tomorrow in the chapel
ct Fort Myer. The services will be
conducted by Post Chaplain Scott and
lnterment will be in Arlington ma
tional cemetery.
Evening star., 1923-09-23
SCHOOL H0N0RS MEMORY
OF MISS C. A. VAN DOREN

A resolution embodying tribute to
the memory of Miss Charlotte A. Van
Doren, for nearly thirty years
teacher at Eastern High School, who
died September Is, was adopted by
the FACULTY of the school at a recent
meeting. The resolution was drawn
up by committee appointed by Prin-
clpal Charles Hart and composed of
H. mary Johnson, Bertha l.. Gardner
and Carrie v. Bryan. 1t follows:
The members of the faculty of
, the Eastern High School. through the
committee appointed by the. principal.
Mr.. Hart. at the meeting of Saturday,
september Is. 1928. desire to express
| their deep sorrow and sense of be-
reavement at the death OF their col
league. Miss Charlotte A. Van Doren.
Through nearly thirty years she
gave the school most devoted serv-
ice. As teacher she added to the
ability of her instruction a patience,
Kindness. and a sympathy which
won from her pupils their gratitude
and lasting affection. The ideals of
conduct which she held before them
made her ever d strong influence for
good.
Miss Van Doren's service to the
school, however. was extended far
beyond the limits of the classroom.
She had an executive ability so rare
that constant demands for help came
TO her from the many school activi-
! ties. To these requests. in spite of
failing health and a full program of
teaching, she always made able and
generous response. She was most
efficient aid in the numerous school
entertainments. She directed with
skill and unwearied patience groups
| of girls engaged in war work. As
head of the art department, she or
ganized many interesting and attrac-
! tive exhibits. She initiated and carried
on for years an Eastern High School
| Camera Club. which developed in
| many students artistic skill and
greater appreciation for the beauty
| of the outdoor world.
| I'm this connection and-at all times
| she opened her home to her friends
with a generous hospitality rarely
| found in these later days.
| Her colleagues recall her count
| less kindnesses. her unfailing court
esy and helpfulness to them. She
| was ready and generous in aiding
any need or suffering that came to
! her notice.
The school mourns in her death not
| only the loss of an excellent teacher.
| but more deeply still the loss of a
dear friend.
The faculty, alumni, and student
| body of the Eastern High School will
! hold her in honored and affectionate
remembrance.
With this inadequate expression of
our sense of heavy loss, we send our
sympathy to the family and relatives
so deeply bereaved by her death
Evening star., 1923-09-23
0-GALL0M STILL
TAKEN IN MARYLAND
D. G. Prohibition Agents Seize
Equipment, Arrest Two Men
Near Leonardtown.

Five members of the local prohibi-
ton office captured well equipped
moonshine still at Hopkins Park.
near LeonarGtown, Md, yesterday and
arrested its two alleged operators.
Herman P. Trailer. formerly of
Petersburg. Va. and Joe Ray, colored,
formerly of Richmond, Va
Led by George Fowler, Prohibition
Agents Ruby, Wheeler, Dowrich and
oReilley captured the two men after
a wait of several hours in bushes
close to the still. The prisoners were
taken to Baltimore for presentation
to the United States commissioner
there.
The property confiscated by the
agents consisted of one 5oo-gallon
still, three coils. 10o-gallon doubIer,
twenty-one mash boxes, twenty-eight
large boxes and jars of corn whisky
amounting to ten gallons. stove. a
shelter and much food, including first
class corn meal and sugar.