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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-04-29
WILL COM MEMORATE
DECEASED BISHOP
Memorial Services Will Be Held in
Bethlehem Chapel
Tomorrow.

The Bishop of Washington will cell
citrate the holy communion in the
Bethlehem Chapel Of the National
Cathedral tomorrow morning at 1:30
o'clock This service will be a me-
mortal 10 the late Rt. Rev. Alfred
Harding, y. n. second Bishop of
Washington, who died on April 80
one year ago.
Bishop Harding came to Washing
ton in 1887 as the rector of St Pauls
Church, on 23d street After the death
OF Bishop Satterlee. first Bishop of
Washington. considerable difficulty
was experienced i'm choosing from
among the prominent clergymen of
the Episcopal Church q man to sue
coed him. The name of DR.. Hardin &
was put in nomination and he was
elected by the convention. Although
not prominent in the national sense,
he had won the admiration and re-
spect of the church people of Wash
ington by his zeal in good works and
by the sincerity of his kindness.
During the epiScopate Of Bishop
Harding work was begun on the Ma
tional Cathedral on Mount Saint AL
ban. the Bethlehem Chapel was con-
secrated. and he lived TO see the COM
pletion of the beautiful apse which
rises above the chapel.
Suffered Fatal Attack.
Bishop HardinGS health had not
been good for several months before
his death, but his condition was not
critical until Immediately before he
died. when he suffered a heart at
! tack from which he did not rally
His body was buried in the crypt OF
the Bethlehem Chapel with impress
sive services. the funeral being at
tended by the President of the United
States and many prominent persons
During the day in which the body
reposed in the chapel thousands OF
people visited the remains and at
tended one of the many services
which were held throughout the day
The celebration of holy com nun,
ion Wednesday will be the officia
memorial of Bishop Harding's death
by the diocese of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-04-29
Don Alfonso ZeIaya

Keith's will deliver a lecture on
The Spiritual Meaning of Music"
at the Christ Service Center. 500 18th St.
NV, Wednesday at pm.
Don Alfonso 1elaya has been lecturins all
over the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-04-29
PARTY FOR ORGAN FUND.
First Social Event to Be Held in
ST. Gabriel's Parish Hall.

The first social gathering In the
new hall OF st. Gabriels parish, in
Webster street, will be held Tuesday
evening, with a card party. under
the auspices OF the church choir,
Proceeds will be given to the fund
for the purchase OF a new organ
Walter Beller is chairman of the
general, committee, assisted by the
following subcommittee: Tickets,
Miss H. Powderly; prizes. Mrs. James
O'Neill: cards. Mrs. j. +. Delaney; re-
ception. Victor Golibart; decorating.
Miss c. Barrett; refreshments, Mrs.
Johnson; patrons. Miss l. Malone
Father ]. NJ. Mcnamara is treasurer
Miss Kathryn Weber, secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-04-29
Abe Martin Says:

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She belongs t tn times, an we
hope she gifts safely thro' tn age
O. indiscretion an marries an
lives as happy as could be ex-
pected.
TIL father o Oscar Kite WIZ
found in three feet o water
t'day, weighed down by sack
O doughnuts.
Copyright. John r. Ollie CO..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-04-29

Best Tonic for All the Family.
Take FIR. Johns Medicine today.-Ad
vertiSement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-04-29

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containing than five hundred recipe, for delicious
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-04-29

Commission to place the car stop at
10Th and Pennsylvania avenue back to
its original location. on the west side
of 18th street. for east-bound cars.
The proposed bill, sponsored by the
District Commissioners and favoring
the creation of board of public well
fare to take over existing welfare
agencies, was referred TO the committee
on laws and legislation. Proposed
changes in the coming law affecting
this section were referred to a COM
mittee for action. The secretary was
directed to send a letter to Commits
sioners Rudolph and Oyster congratu-
lating them on their reappointment.
William NJ. Dove. vice president. pre-
sided in the absence of President
Herbst.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-24

A RAK6CZI EGYLET Macy
SzABASU MULATSAGA.

A Rakoczi Egylet sharoni Ask
osztalya, nagyban keszul ARA a
minden tekintetben pompasnak
igerkezo mulatsagra, melyet au-
gusztus lean, szombaton tartanak
meg a mindenki altal jol ismert
Mennenchor Hallban.
A mulatsagra, mely este Z ora
kor veszi kezdetet, mem csak a
helybeli magyarsag kesziil nagy-
ban, hanem messze magyar plezek-
r6l szamosan megigertek, hogy ell
jonnek Sharonba ere a mulatsag-
ra.
A rendezoseg mindent elk0vet a
mulatsag sikere erdekeben, ugy
hogy egy minden tekintetben
pompas mulatsagra van kilatas.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-24
WARREN, OHIO.
A sZOMBATI BAL.

E hetnek utols6 napjan, szomba-
ton, julius 26-an lesz megtartva
a Munkas Betegsegelyz6 Szervezet
warreni 100-ik osztalyanak nehe-
zen vart nagysikeriilnek igerke-
z6 balja - Walnut street, Ro-
man Hallban.
A balra mem csak a helybeli ma
gyarsag kesziilodik teljes SIAM
ban, hanem amint az elojelekb6l
latszik, mas magyarok lakta he
lyekr6l is sep szammal kesziilnek
atjonni mulatsag alkalmab6l
Warrenbe.
A figyelmes rendez6seg a Ro-
man Hall nagytermet ez alkalom-
NAL izlessel kidiszitette, az egesz
terem majd egy hathlmas zold
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-24
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rendeltek XII, akiknek, segitseg6-
vel eltavolitottak helyer6l 4 to-
rlllmadarat 5 porba dontottek Ma
gyarorszag allegorikus szobrat is.
Faj6 keseriiseggel olvassuk a
barbar cselekedet hiret, amely ha-
sonl6 a keprombol6k kozepkori,
pusztit6 mnnkajahoz. Am ARA
gondolunk: hiaba d0ntik lie reg;
Magyarorszag szelen magyar
nagysag, kultura es eur6paisag
jelkepet elvakult szomszedaink,
mi kisebbek ok nagyobbak nem
lesznek altala. - Hungaria halha-
Italian alakjat mem bronz es k6
6rzi, cgy ezredev mintazta belle tiz
millio magyar szivebe oft olyan
oltaron all, amelyhez mem er ell
semmifele hatalom rombol6 keze.
Hungaria, a magyar or0kkevalo-
sag szobra egy egesz nemzetben
el, serthetetleniil, gl6riasan, min
den id6kre sz6lon dacolva a bal
szerencsevel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-24

|lombokkal megrakotf sator benyo'
masat fogja kelteni. lyen zolddel
diszitett teremben, meg italian {
leveg6 is hiivosebb.
A tancolni vagy6kat pompas
Youngstown ciganyzenehar fog
ja szorakoztatni, mig a nemtan'
colok szamara ezerfele szorakoza-
81 alkalom lesz.
Pompas, kazilag kesziilt etelek
$ hideg frissit5k kello szamban
lesznek senki sem fog hianyt
szenvedni.
Remeljiik, minden magyar otr
lesz ezen "a mulatsagon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-24
FoGYUNK, KEvEsBEDttNK

"A sharoni magyarsag szama is
met kevesebb lett eggyel. Zsig
ray Gusztav kozismert Is k0zked
welt magyar borbely julius 21-er
elutazott az 6-hazaba, hogy oft.
honhagyott csaladjat viszontlat
hasa.
J6forgalmu borbely iizletet Re
nard Peter magyar borbely vet
te at s vezeti szakertelemmel 10.
vabb. Renard Peter szinten ma
gyar ember.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-24
OLAH K1PEK.
"A tisztelstes ur tehene "a egy6b oiah
=, kedelyessegek

A ielenlegi Olahorszaghoz .csa-
/ tolt egyik hatarmenti kozseg re-
formatus lelkesze evtizeden keres7
till a legkollegialisabb egyetertes-
ben eldegelt szinten OFT lako
olah popaval, aki nemregiben es.
peresse avanzsalt egy nagyobb
parochiara keriilt. Helyet egy fla
tai olah foglalta ell, kivel a tiszte-
letes ur rovidesen osszerugta pat
k6t. A p6pa mem sokat teketoria-
zott, felkerekedett a nagyyaradi
sziguranciara es feljelentette a
magyar papot, akiert egy sep ma
pom be is allitottak az olah detek-
tivek es minden kerdes nelkiil be-
vittek torvenvszeki foghazba,
melynek tort6netesen egy rolkant
hadnagy volt a feliigyel5je.
Csak tilt, iildogflt a jambor tisz-
teletes mar j6 ideje hiivos0n,
mignem egy, a regi vilagbol ott-
ragadt magyar foghazor megso-
'kalta a hosszu mulatsagot.
Mondja csak tiszteletes
uram, inert van maya lit bezarva |?
Ugy tudom en- ezt, fiam, mint
tie, mem csinaltam en- az egvila-
gon semmit :.
- Oszt tett-e legalabb lepese-
ket a dogaban?
Mem tettem en- semmit, va
rom, hogy kihallgassanak ].
Ma, akkor iteletnapjaig is
elvarhat! Van-e valami vagyona,
tiszteletes uram?
Mines nekem semmim Sc, fl
am.
Mono, valiant ITALIAN megis
csak akad >.
V6na otthon ket tehenem :.
- Hat akkor. irja meg meg ma
tiszteletes asszonynak, hogy
hajtsa be az egyiket a vasarra es
hozza Be az arat.
Ugy is lett. Par nap mulva
tiszteletesne beallitott 4 ezer lei
iel.
- Az sok is lesz, mondja
szakavatottan foghaz6r, - en-
becsiiletes refomatus magyar va
gyok, mem fogadok el a tiszteletes
urt6l semmit, az ,olalfnak pedig
minek feljebb sr6folni a taksajat,
megteszi 3 ezer lei is >.
Es lesznrkolvan az obulusokat,
bekonferalta az iigyet feliigye-
l6nek. Bezzeg citaljak masnapra
papot miutan egy es mas je-
lentektelensegre nezve - forma
kedveert - kihallgattak, azon
mod XII is adtak neki a laufpasst,
S ICY a szegenly Riska b6ren, a
p6paval yal6 hare elsS felvonasa.
a tiszletesre nezve szerencsesen le-
zajlott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-24
I a lRCZA
A Gyurka ba' dolgai iR7A phTnarY rAMzs.

Talan meg is halt mar! -
mondjak tavolall6k.
Dehogy halt! vigasztaljak a
kozeliek - hiszen felleget rug.
Vegre Bocz bacsi megrazza a
ven g6bet.
- No mi baj, Gyurka ba'?
A ven gobe rapislant tiszt-
tart6ra aztan horogve mondja:
- Egy Macy saska ment tor
komba... Ekkora ni... es az 0klet
mutatja az Greg, pedig 0kolnagy-
sagu saskat meg Noe sem witt be
a barkaba.
- TIT van! TIT van! - horgi az
Greg.
| A saska csakugyan oft rugda-
| lodzik Gyurka ba torkaban. A
nagykan megfeszitgeti a rancos
Greg bort.
Hat most NIT csinaljak We
led? - rikolt ra Bocz tiszttarto,
amint a mozgo saskat, vagy in
kabb saskamozgast latja.
Egy kis palinkat! - ny0-
szorgi Toppancs Gyurka csenide-
sen.
A tiszttart6 csakugyan a ven
g6be kezebe ada palinkas i've
get. Toppancs pompasan aztatja
az orias saskat, mely val6ban le-
csuszik az itallal torkan.
No, csakhogy lement... -
szolt megnyugvassal a tiszttart6
es el akarja venni Toppancstol az
iiveget. De Toppancs mem engedi.
- Nete ne! Hiszen 0sszekarcol-
ia a torkom bestia, hat karco.
last lie kell mosnom egy-ket korty-
tyal!
Aztan MIRA iszik az Greg. Lee
mossa palinkaval a saskakarcolast.
A munkasok megnyugvassal ter
mex a munkahoz, hogy nagyobb
baj mem esett, hogy k0vetkezme-
nye mem vala a riadalomnak. Az
igaz, hogy kovetkezmenye mem,
de folytatasa igen.
Toppancs Gyurka meg harom-
szor kivanta meg azon napon a
saskat, vagy,a saska Toppancs ba'
torkat... de ldgbizonyosabban a
ven gobe palinkat!...
Ez iranyban "a rossz nyelvek
gyanuskodtak is az 0regre. Miert
valasztotta a hatvan munkas ko-
ziil, saska mindig eppen Top
pancs torkat e.. Ez gyanus volt. A
palinka pedig ozsonnara igen meg
fogyott.
Meg Rupi cigany sem tudta $40
nelkiil eltiirni. Este vadaskodott
tiszttarto el6tt.
Degeljek meg, ha mem kisz-
akarva nyelte lie saskat!
Hogy a pajinkat megigya !!
- kontrazott belle a gyanusitas-
ba a ven Csepeges.
- Csudar niipseg a g6be - ero-
siti meg Csurrantas - Megesi a
saskat, hogy pajihkat kapjon. En-
LATHAM t..
ESQ utan k0penyeg! Mar kes6
volt a ciganyok vadaskodasa. Top
pancs Gyurka megitta a sok pa
linkat. Aztan hazafele ballagtak
alkonyatkor. De ven gobe hun
cutsaga mem tint lie nappal. Ma
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-24
A LED0N r b TT
II u N G. A r I A

A SERB hodoltsag ala kerult Iii
monyban a feketek szovetsegenek
tagjai a mnltkoriban ledont0ttek
Hungaria szobrat. A millenaris
emlekhez felfogadott munkasokat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-24

Vilageleteben mindig szegeny
vala Toppancs Gyurka. Napsza-
mos volt az apja is, 3 is annak ne
velkedett. Zsellerhazban lakott,
mindig jo kedye volt es gazem-
bereskedesek Eifundalasaba "a
radt belle holtanapjaig.
Egyszer megszolitja az urasag,
aki mem vala kisebb llr, mint grof
Kalnoky, miklosvari.
Hogy van Gyurka ba's -
kerdezi.
Mar en- jol, instalom melt6-
sagat. Mert az listen felvitte a sor-
somat, amiota utolszor talalkoz-
tam melt6sagaval.
Ah!... - csodalkozik grof.
Ugy biz a! Sajat kertam van
mari.
No, ere sajat kertre grof is
kivancsi vala. Hat elsetalt "a Gyur-
ka ba' zsellerviskojaig. OFT aztan
megmutatta a ven gobe sajat
kertjet. Allott pedig ez a kert
harom cserep-edenyb6l, amelye-
ket ngyancsak biiszken mutoga-
tOtt az Greg g6be.
Nezze csak melt6saga, ez lit
az almas-kert! - es megmutatta
cserepben sinyl6d6 almacseme-
tet. De amint kertre tehettem
szert; hat kivanatos lettem. Mem
vala eleg az almas, k0rtes, meg
szilvast is szereztem. F6keppen
szilvast szemlelje meg a melt6sa-
ga, inert az olyan, mint melt6-
saga M6ric inasa L..
A grof nevetett buta hason-
laton, de azert mem ertette meg
celzast. Az Greg g6be tovabb ma
gyarazta:
Meltoztat tudni, ez azert
olyan, mint a Moric mas, inert
utanozza Moric mast. ICY MI.
Az Greg nevetseges m6don mu-
tatta be az inashaj ajlongast, de be-
szelt is hozza:
Az ablakban mindig kifele,
el6re hajlik szilvacsemetem. En-
azutan megforditottam, de no.
vese mindig kifele viszi-huzza, hat
ARA hajlik. Mines ennek hajlon-
gasnak sc vege, sc hossza, akar a
Moric inasnal. Melt6ztassek csak
nezni. A sok hajlongastol mem er
ra, hogy feln6jjon. Torpe maradt,
mint Moric inas...
A grof j6iziien nevetett, inert
az 6t kiser6 M6ric, kis t0rpe
M6ric inasa szinte kipukkadt mer-
geben, hogy Toppancs Gyurka ICY
kifigurazta.
Aztan bocsanatot kert a ven 90
be meltosagos gr6f urt6l, inert
elballag tengeritor6kh0z. Dol
gozni is kell am! ha muszaj.
Alig kezdett a toreshez, Macy
zenebona tamadt mellette, Top
pancs Gyurka jajgat, kiabal, mint
ha legalabb is labat elt0rte vol
ma. A munkasnep osszefut. Kialt-
jak tiszttart6 urat. Macy bail.
Bocz bacsi, az Greg tiszttart6
ugyancsak sarkantyuzza a lovat.
Nemsokara a baj szinhelyen van.
Szegeny Toppancs Gyurka ku-
koricafold0n hever es labaval az
eg fele rug szintelen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-24
.adt meg d. holdyilaehoz IS.

radt meg holdyilaehoz is..
A melt6sagos gr6fnal igen We
! kony a napszamos vacsoraja
Gyurka ba' elrostelkedik. Mier
mem grofias, ha CROFT birtokon dol
! goznak ?!...
Rupi panaszosan sz6l a gobe
hoz:
/ Talan sok palinka pecse
nyet kivang
AIT bizony. De meg is lesz
meg ma!
Ezt olyan hatarozottan mond
ia Toppancs Gynrka, hogy Ru
| piban menten feltamad remeny
seq.
Mem segithetnek a pecsenye
szerzesnel - kerdi csendesen {
g6betol.
Ha lahatot tudsz tenni a
szadra, hat pr6bald meg, de ha el.
jar nyelved, hat "a nyakadat ugy
lsitekerem, hogy hoher sem xii.
lonben.
Rnpi megborzong a nyekteker5s
meghivast6l, de megis elfogadja,
inert ehes, aztan india, hogy a
Gynrka ba kezet utan h6seg jar,
| = f6leg "a lopasban.
Hol kezdjem, Gyurka ba ;!
= kerdezi suttogva Rupi cigany
es jol tudja, hogy 8 fog faradni a
pecsenyeert, aztan osztozik a ven
fortelyos g6beval.
49, Hat el6sz0r a Pucken halo.
jat beteszed Darko uram hid
ia ala a patakba, - kezdi negy.
szemkozt adni a parancsot a GO
be, hogy AIT meg ne halifax.
A vizfolyassal szembe forditsd a
farkoshalo, magyarazza pom
tosan.
Ertem, ertem! - b6lintott
ra a cigany.
- Azutan a malomarok zsilip-
jet eldugod.
- Ajaj! hiszen az egy ora ia
ras...
Toppancs Gyurka baratsagosan
hatba vagja "a panaszos Rupit. A
cigany ICY tapasztalas utan ellis
meri az eros hatalmat, hat enge-
delmeskedik.
= Mar megyek, Gyurka ba'...
- No, ugy legyen!
A halaszat megt0lrtenik. Mas
fel ora mulva OF kil6 halat huztak
XII malomarokbol, Darko uram
hidja al6l, inert amint Rupi ell
zarta a malomarok fels3 reszet,
az apado vizzel lefutnak a halak
is. Iey belekeriilnek hidhoz be-
allitott farokhal6ba.
Az alsomalom persze MCCALL, de
amire molnar felmegy es keresi
a vizeldugokat, azalatt mar Top
pancs es Rupi elfogyasztottak a
halat kedves csaladjaik k0reben.
Nyoma sem maradt halaszatnak,
hacsak a halszalka torkan mem
akad valamelyik rajk6nak.
: Masnap a k0zseghazahoz ide-
xix Toppancs Gyurkat. Hat Rupi
is oft van... Mar XII is deriilt ha-
laszas, inert Rupi cigany holdkelte
elott nagyon felt a sotetben es fiji
tyiilt. Fityiilte a regkedvesebb no
tajat, szekely verbunkost. EFT
pedig a faluban senki sem tudta
oily cifran fiityiilni, mint Rupi. Err
r6l ismertek ra tanuk sotet ej-
szakaban.
Meg a fiittysz6t is tanunak
veszik szegeny ember ellen!
panaszkodik Toppancs. Aztan be-
iilnek a dutyiba ketten egy
napra.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-07-24

three senators. among other witness
ses, that the governors acted.
Senator Robinson, Thomas j.
Walsh of Montana, Andrieus A.
Jones of New Mexico and John B.
Hendricks of Wyoming were playing
foursome on the club links when
DR.. James F. Mitchell, noted Wash
ington surgeon; Col. Edward Cliff
ford, former assistant secretary OF
the treasury, and Edward Clifford
Jr., came up behind them while the
senator's were looking for lost ball
Under the impression that one OF
the lawmakers had waved them for
ward, the threesOme passed through
Senator Robinson appeared not to
have liked this. A dispute arose
Senator Robinson says Dr.. Mitchell
"cussed" him, so he hit, the doctor
Dr.. Mitchell says he "cussed" because
the senator hit him.
The club governors decided that
the hit preceded the "cuss word
First they suspended the senator
hoping he'd resign. He didn't, sc
they expelled him. 1t was unani
nous.
To be expelled from the Chevy
Chase Country. Club is about as Sc
rious, socially, as it is, politically, ;e
be expelled from the Senate.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-07-24
WASHINGTON OVERLY BUSY
ENTERTAINING TOURISTS

of interest is the Washington
monument. When you're in WASH
ington you can ride to the top of
it for 25 cents. And you can get
the best birdseye view of the city
that is possible to get.
If you're not in Washington, here
are some facts that you can have
for nothing.
The monument, erected as ma
tional memorial to the Father OF
His Country" is 555 feet high. The
base is 55 feet square, with walls
Is feet thick and the total weight
of the structure is 90,854 tons. A
| stairway, as we'll as an elevator, runs
to the top. At every landing on thu
stairway there are granite and mar
BILE blockss presented by the valiou:
states, and by various organiza
| tionS.
The monument was dedicated OF
Feb. %, 1885. 1t cost $l,2O0,0OO.
Mount Vernon, another popula
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-07-24
TEN PERSONS
DIE AS TRAIN
STRIKES TRUCK
Party of Merrymakers Re-
turning From Outing Are
Struck BY Train

Oak Harbor, Ohio: July 24.--Ten
persons were killed and 10 others
were injured, some seriously. early
last night, when New York Central
passenger train crashed into an
automobile truck at grade crossing
outside this village.
There were 26 persons in the
truck. They had been. on a days
outing at Sand Beach, on Lake. Erie.
and were returning to their homes
when the accident happened. II was
GAS p. m. when the crash occurred
The dead are: Mrs. Bern Cook, 40;
Mrs. Mabel Wold, 3S; Forest Clon-
niger, Ia; Violet Croninger, TO-; Olga
Pratt. II: Milan Schaaf, II; Holdor
Huffmans ID; Elda Olds, Ia and
Geraldine Schimf, IA, all of Attica
Ohio, and George Spangler, 80. Will
lard, Ohio, driver Of the truck.
Witnesses of the accident de-
clared that the driver of the cal
had stopped the machine ut the
railroad crossing, gone ahead to scar
the tracks and apparently had failed
to see the approaching train. sH'
is said to have gotten back into th'
truck and driven on $the track direct
ly ahead of the train, which wa
bound for Toledo from Cleveland.
Cook by Electricity.
II is Safe.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-07-24
By Charles =. Stewart
NEA Service Writer

Washington, July Ex-senator Joe
r. Robinson of Arkansas didn't come
so very far from being nominated
for president of the United States on
the Democratic ticket
But that fact made little difference
with the board of governors Of the
exclusive Chevy Chase Country Club
here.
For the board, after hearing
charges another member brought
against the senator, expelled him
from the club without the slightest
hesitation.
He was dropped from its rolls be-
cause he hit fellow in the eye dur
ing a little quarrel over golf game
The Chevy Chase Club included a
dozen and third senator's among
its members before Robinson was
thrown out. There was some tall
at first that all would resign in a
body, by way of protest against one
of their numbers elimination. but
it seems otherwise. The senatorial
members have taken the club gov
ernors action very quietly.
| Indeed, it was on the testimony OF
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-07-24

SPOT to tourists is the home end
burial place of George Washington,
located in Fairfax county, Virginia,
Is miles below Washington.
In 1856 the estate was purchased
from the descendants of Washing
ton for 100000. This amount was
raised by subscription. under the
auspices of the Ladies Mount Yer
non Associations" and it now be-
longs to the nation.
There is a 25. cents admission fee
which is used to pay for the. up
keep of the property.
Arlington cemetery is seldom over.
looked by the visitor. 1t is located
across the Potomac from Washington
and was formerly the home OF
Robert E. Lee. 1t was siezed by
the government during the Civil
War and made the National Gene
terry
There are close to $4,000 graves
on the grounds.
Ranking very high IN Vis'toT III
terest is the London Memorial. which
was dedicated May 80, 1922. 1t cost
$2,93O, ,72O.
The columns Of the colonade, 36
in number, are made Of Colorado
Yule marble and are a. feet high
and z feet inches in diameter al
the base. The building is l22 feet
high. The statue, without pedestal
is q feet high and weighs $50 tons
The figure of Lincoln is l9 feet
from the top of the head to tht
sole of the foot. The head mea
sures feet in height. The statue
is of Georgia marble and the ped
estal and base of Tennessee mar
BILE. 1t took the sculptor four years
to produce the statue.
There are numerous other place
| and monuments of interest in tn
Capital City, but the four mentioned
above rank top notch. The visito
who misses any one of them hasn'
seen Washington.