davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1927-05-12
A BARGAIN.

Colonial tapestry design: beautiful slate
mansard roof with dormer windows. attrac-
fact porches running full width of the house
and unusually deep; large. well arranged
and outside brick pantry. beautiful white
tile bath with built-in tub and shower; mas
and 3 rear rooms off sleeping porch: large
built-in heated garage; good sized lot com
pletely sodded. back TO q paved alley. This
Washington. and in a section where all
houses are new and pretty. CONVENIENT 10 70
a home in the northwest section do not fail
TO see this before buying. Only 81. $50; will
arrange terms. For appointment call Adams
ST24-J.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
PARK VIEW.

rooms with inclosed sleeping porch: very
beautiful section. with all conveniences. near
Soldiers Home Park.
OPEN TONIGHT.
Reasonable price and low terms. Col. 3364-
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

very attractive 7-room home. especially
built by owner as his residence: large bed
rooms with full tiled bath maids room
with full bath; sun parlor: open fireplace;
large pantry; hardwood floors throughout:
screens and awnings: garage to match house;
all street improvements. fine home and
bargain for some one, as owner has arranged
to move. Prompt possesslon:
McLACHLES BANKING CORP'N.
Real Estate Dept. 10th and. g..
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Country Home,
Two Acres


In nearby Maryland. between Conn.
ave. and the Rockville pike. section
where values are rapidly enhancing II
is located on the highest elevation ad-
iacent to Washington. and its > acres OF
ground make \ yeritable park with its
wealth Of artistic planting. An indt-
vidually built home OF brick coustruc.
tion, comparatively new and thoroughly
modern. in every detail. Spacious
screened-in porch: six exceptionally
bright and well arranged rooms: tile
bath. hardwood floors. artistic fireplace
electric refrigerator, screens. choice elec-
stripping hot-wa:er heating plant. There
Is large attic over the entire house
which can be divided into three or four
rooms. large library or billiard room.
Fronts on macadam highway and i'm.
proved street Numerous shade trees
ample shrubbery and variety of fruit
trees hedge. etc. Two-car brick garage.
Is very accessible TO car line. public
school. churches etc. Unforeseen circum-
stances n, neces;;,tate ne s;n m immediate sals and
Phone for appointment 10 inspect.
Evening Phone Service 7 to 9.
SCHWAB, Walk & CANDY,
1904 Conn. Ave. Pot. $50.
Evening star., 1927-05-12
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE--HOUSES.

EXCEPTIONAL OFFERINGS
HIGHVIEW.
S63OO
and BATH qst & of RhOds @ asn. nanf $3.50
1856 r STREET NE.
shone
FIRST COMMERCIAL ZONE.
bedrooms
n
CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
cent
rontag be
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
monthly this semi BUNGALOW in
ali sh
WARDMAN,
1887 K St. NV. Main $3.50.
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A GROUP OF CHOICE HOME LISTINGs
An Attractive Detached Home, Representing
Real Home Value in Takoma Park-$9,5OO
o - oS la and ife @
ets tsS en9Ss! spp ae @
Spacious O-Room, 2-Bath Brick
Home on Massachusetts, Ave- NE.-Sll,OOO.
Splendid & % Ideal for S d9Os Ss nspSs c na
9np& 9np, & hs snoedIx i ample "
Excellent Colonial Brick Home Row,
Near l4th and Jefferson Sts.-$lO,OOO
ansst rn and an nes SssHn
Raeay RoaSsse sns ssad %
Particularly Splendid Semi-Deached
Sx-Room Brick Home-Reduced-$
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INSPECT.
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SHANNON & LUCHS, INC.
Realtors
las stzsst Nv, Nv, Main 2'4s. :
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it $12,5OO.

- SIZ,oUU.
Detached-Mt. Pleasant.
Just one block from 10th st.. and near
Nt. Pleasant e. snd Park rS-A tao1,a desaehsS SS
$50 II. deep. Full-iength front porch.
seven rooms and bath: three bedrooms on
second floor and finished room IN attie.
Earage: large oak trees on lawn. also fruit
trees and shrubbery. Practically adjoining
comfort and convenience. Can be purchased
with 81 600 cash.
DOUGLASS g. PHILLIPS, Inc.
Realtors Builders.
1871 St NV Franklin 1878.
EvenlnE Phone Service Until 9 Pm.
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Sl2 $50.
Chevy Chase, d. c.
LOT SOxl3O

Evening THOITt StTNlCe 70 =.
SCHWAB, Walk & CANDY,
1704 Conn. Ave. Pot. $50.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-25

Sit oblitaj l'ahko dobrym pd-
drom, zdoraznit tmavou tyGin-
kou trosku obo6ie a brvy, 4erve-
nou rty, manifest l'ahunko trochu
ruzu ma tvar, a uzasneme, ako bu-
deme mat oblIaj sviezi a JENNY
ami broskyna.
V tyzdni neumyvame 81 obliGaj
Wac ako raz denne, ak potrebuje-
me behom dina ocistit plet' cd d
cinkov dymu a prachu, nakvap-
kane na kdsok vaty alebo MAX
XII handricku cisteho alkoholu,
alebo kafroveho alkoholu a tym
sotreme plet'. Tiez mydla musia
sa pouzfvat' vel mi opatrne. Ma o.
blieaj potrebujeme JENNIE mydlo
celkom bez sodovt.
X toalete patri ovSem starost'
o vlasy. Tiez musime najmenei
raz "a tyzdeh svoje vlasy riadne
vykefovat', mace by boly bez les
ku a spinav6. Najlepsie, napudro-
vat ich p1drom pripravenym Z
korienkov fijaliek, tax, ably sa pl.
der dostal az ku korchom vlasov.
Potion desat' minat poekame, a
vlasy cistou kefou dokladne vyke-
fujeme, co robimc TAX dino, az
zmizne posledna stopa pudru: Ma
to vlasy este hodvabnou satockou
vytreme. Ia totW soberie kazdy
posledny zbytok pddru, ak neja-
KY este vo vlasoch zostal. A o.
krem toho celia tato proceddra
sposobi, ze vlasy dostand krasny
lesk. .
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-25
KAzDA LENA MozE BYT
PEKNA.
osvedeene dpravy ma pestovanie
rasy.

VSeobecne prevlada MAJOR, ako
vo verejnosti talk medzi samymi
zenami, re pestovat' krasu moze
len ia zena, ktora ma najmenej
dive osoby k svojej obsluhe. To je
nespravny MAJOR. Pestovanie pie
ii a tela nevyzaduje tol 1ko 6asu,
ako 81 niektori myslia, a je dole
ute pre- zenu pracujucu. Pre- nu
snad' este Wac, ako pre- jej druz-
ku, ktora ma "a ochrancu MAMIE
la. Krasnemu tloveku otvarajn sa
dvere vSade snadnejsie, ako oskli-
| vemu. A krasa, ako davno uz zna-
me, ME je v dnesnej dobe uz len
darom prirody, poskytovanym ma
lokomu, ale je to vyhoda, dosaai-
tel'na kazdemu, kto 81 jej ziada,
a ME je priliSnym nepohodlnym,
ably nejakd til civil iku venoval
pestovaniu krasy. A preto zeny,
ktore den po den rano pospiecha-
ju do prace, mozu maju 81 najst'
chvil 'ku, kedy by sa venovaly sa-
my sebe. 49,. w
PredovSetkym ucinime dobre,
ked' sa vzdy dobre vyspime. Spa
nok je dolezity pre- zachovanie
sviezosti a krasy zenskej stava
sa dolezitejsim cinitel 'om, elm
SINE starSimi. Potion je treba do
kladne ocistit' plet', ktora bola
po cely den vystavena posobeniu
prachu a dymu. Preto sa odporI-
ca raz V tyzdni kilpel' tvare. Ro-
bi sa to takto: Vezmeme misu $
teplou vodou, vlasy 81 predtym
pevne oviazeme nejakou satkou
aby sa nezamocily. Potion ponorl
me do teplej vody rucnik, .vyzmi.
kane no, a polozime ma oblicaj a
pekne slime poklepavame kon,
cami prstov cez ten ruenik celJ
oblitaj. Akonahle ruGnIk vystyd
ne, opakujeme proccdnru dru
hym. TAX sa to- ma opakovat' Sly
ri razy az pat razy. Potom vtre
me do pleti vhodny krem, otremt
ma ooblicaj vatou, alebo max
kou satkou. Potom oblicaj znovr
natreme kremom a znovu poke
pavame koncami prstov. Tato dru
| ha vrstva kremu ma sa ma obi
eaji ponechat' 20 minlt. Medzi
tym m6zme venovat' pozornost
svojim rukam, ktore tiez vyEadu
jn, ably aspon raz "a tyzden pre-
viedli sme ma Mich manikuru.
Ked' uplynulo 20 mindt, opaku
jeme celn procediiru S rucnikm
znoyu, len ze tento raz ich nena
moelme do teplej vody, ale mao
pax do studenej. Tym sa otvori
p6ry a podporuje sa cirkulaci
krve. Potion znoNu este poklepa
vame plet' az celkom uschne
tym SINE pestovanim pleti ma je
den tyyzden hotovi. Zbyva popra
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-25
TRIDsAT.ROcNA BABIcKA


: V Alabame stala sa teraz este
len tridsat '-rocnaSterasoIS;lEaa eraso I;la yaharou
matkou. ona prayes tak aE|IHjjej
dcera vydala sai v. A. rokln a
hned' v prvom roku smanzelstva
obc maly dctrku;, Jestli ze tato
rodinu bude rozyijat'. v tonic
tempu, bude dotycna V As. roku
uz prababou, v GO. rolsu prapra
babou ak sa dozije devat ,desiat
rokov, potom bude jej rodina po
citat' sest' generacii, co bude zai
ste V tom smere dosial' nedoeie
lenym rekordom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-25
Tie svedkyne.

Sldca: Kol 'ko mate rokov?
Svedkyna: Tridsat'.
Sudca: To je ME NONE!
Svedkyna: Mysli snad' pan sue
"a ze som ,mladSia? :
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-25
Len raz plakala
mi duSa. j
Napfsal: Joko L,,kaG.

Spadalo lfstie ozlkle a hrsje 81
nlm victor. Koruny kosatych
stromov - skoro az ako kostry -
pnn sa k siro-sirym nebesiam. -
Poll vznaSa sa hmla. Okolie
zpustlo. zivot utfchol a cely kraj
zaujala bliziaca sa novembrova
duma...
Ia vlazneho novembroveho pod
retera zasiel som 81 ma starry emf
ter mesteGka L. Sv. NJ. LeSl 81
skoro meste, ako stara zahrada,
prekrasna medzi zahradami: plny
starych stromov, kvetov a vtakov
s opustenymi rovmi starych me-
st'anov, vekom schylenymi kri-
zami, vcncenymi brectanom. We
dl'a zelenajd sa rady hrobov sma-
ragdom pazite zelenej pestria
sa nanosenymi kvetmi, ktore
vd acne duse ma sviatok trpiacich
sem nanosily. :. So slzami O.
eiach a S modlitbou ma rtoch spo-
minaiu sa tn otcovia, matky, Sc
stry bratia...
Uprostred kostola, ukryty to-
nj lip, ktore pri kazdom pohnuti
vetrika striasaju na zem pisky Il
sta, kynie mi naproti maly kosto-
lik. 2 jeho oblockov dfvaj1 sa ma
nina male zvonce, ktore kedykoi-
vek idete povedl'a, hned' sn O.
knach, aby ste ich nikdy nepre-
hliadli.
Kto by vas mohol zabudnlt'
Wy stare strieborne zvonky! Kto
by 81 nespomenul ma vas altovy
dojemny HAS, ktortm vitate uz
tol Ike roxy kazdeho, kto po boji
zivota odchadza z mesta, aby 81
oddychol v tichej chyzi 2 prsti,
bez okien dvier, ktorej strieska
zelena sa prsti a ktora ma ma
posvatnom Site znamenie kriza
KraGal som travou zarastenymi
chodnikami medzi hrobami. Bol
den dus@iek, ale bolo este vSade
posvatne ticho, a mieruplny
kl'ud dychal odvsadial'. Len kde-
tn presla ziva dusa. - Vsade o.
kolo len mrtvi, mrtvi, mrtvi. -. &.
Cost ii sviera dusu, unasa sa vo-
zvys mad oblaky, tam, stretn1t
sa ich duchami.
Nastava itchy tmavy vecer. Ma
oblohe zapal'ujn sa hviezdy. Po-
maly sa cmiter plni. Roznasajt sa
yence ma hroby; dlhy vecny prud
l'udf chodi medzi hrobami. Ne.
mono odolat': vznesene myslien
ky napadajd vnutornl podstatu
srdcom, umom viria sa pomysle
sl'ubujes obetovat' zivot tvorive,
praci. Nix neodola tej svatej chvi
Ii, a skeptik, ktory ma vlaznt
srdce mocne sa zatrasie. Zavznit
slavnostny OteenaS a pri slovach
'tI odpust' nam nase viny, ako
my odp6st 'amc vinnikom nasim
najradsej by 81 klesnul ma zem
zmenil sa v prach, najradsej zno
yuzrodil sa neho a zacal now
zivot. Otvara sa ii novy kraj, lie
bo tn ma Wit 'aznej arene Smrt
vstal 81 mrtvych. q. Magicka 81
la je ukrutne dojemna. >.
Ma nebi sa uz rozzalo million,
hviezd a clivo zmurkaju ma star!
cmiter. Sychravy van, ktory 20
triasa sumelymi vetrami starycl
lip, poshasal uz plamienky sviec
GO mrtvym rozzaly ruky zanecha
nych. Pomaly uz Ease len kde-t'
ziva dusa.
Asi uprostred updtal ma newell
ky hrob novym drevenym kri
zom. Pri nom deva sedemnast roc
ma v hlbokom ziali sa modli a pla
1e.-- Co places, devo, ved' ma
tvar ako bel l'alije, q oci ako We
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-25

Originalne metody, ako rozhod-
nut o tom, ci sa niektora dievka
hodi pre- manzelsky stav, navrhol
podl'a zprav newyorkskych no.
win hudobny skladatel' Leonard
Kirkwood. Ten totiz sud-, ze ka-
ida kandidatka manzelstva mala
by byt' zavreta do izby, kde by sa
uniestnil gramofon dane jej
bolo k vol menu vyberu asi 100
gramofonovyych dosak., Ak 81 Wy.
berie dievca dosky, obsahujdce
jazz a vobec moderne tance, take
treba podl'a Kirwoodovho nazoru
dplne xyradit', hbo pri jej hui
dobnom vkuse jeFvyltcene, ze by
mohla ucinit' niuza st'astnym.
Naopak, ked' prejavi zal l'ubu pre-
proste JENNIE melodie, bude 2
nej iste dobra manzelka a matka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-25

cerHlca VldSy u pIdHu 1eshoin
mlietnej cesty. - Preco places,
devo; - pJtal som 81 ia, mladA
dusa, ktory som siel 2 dusevnej
Kalvarie myslienok, 4 bledy me-
siac dina Dusiciek ihral sa mi d.
hym vlasom.
| Deva sa nepozrela, len plakala
a nahlas plakala.
| - Pre1o places, devoF! - We'd
tebe noci je mat srdce, ako
dusa bielych RUIZ. We'd stvorena
81 pre- krasu lasky a citu. A ktori
lasku majd a tfat' vedia, sd vel'-
h...!
Deva v plati zavzdychla thu
meny HAS odpovedal mne, ktory
som sa ponahl'al s pokladom Ia
sky k nej:
-- Nespytuj sa ma, lebo zial'
spal 'uje meju dusu. Tu oplaka-
YAM toho,r ktory mi Dol vsetkym:
oplakayam svojho draheho otca.
Rok az eitim, ze V dust nam praz-
dnotu, lie moja bytost' jc nedpl-
ma; citim, 2e som opustena. Vo-
lam do tmaveho hrobu, ale HAS
vyladi len move slzy v mojich O.
eiach. Ale aspon tn ozveny svoj-
no ia citim dl'avu... a placem, pla'
Gem.
Nine zvlhly oci, lebo vzpomenul
som 81, re ami ia nemam w otca.
Moi otec uz len strnast' rokov a
d 'aleko. ia som sa uz uspokojil
V dust a so Zivotom. Pohl 'adil
som devu ona pokracovala S
bol'nym hlasom:
- Myself nemozem udrzat' pri
pritomnosti... Zavial mi Jimmy va
nok Zivota okolo srdca a ochla-
dill no. Ale mysel' mi je hornca,
zohrial ju plamen zivota. - A
zmietaid ma otazky bud1cnosti.
Zmiatol ma Zivot... Lebo zivot je
nekoneene mno3stvo otazok, ma
l,tore sami davame odpOvede. ;.
Slzave boly myslienky mole a
napisy ma krizoch zdaly ,sa mi pla-
com Y dreve.. ia v2muzil som
sa a utesoval devu:
Devo... devo, spolutrpitel 'ka
moja! NeplaG a nermdt' sa. Nebu-
des sama. Ami ia ME som SAM.
Stara sa al o nina Otec, ktory sa
! stara mas vsetkych, On sa bude
starat' al o teba. 81 dcerou Jeho
a On Otec tvoj... On ia bude
chranit', len pros! Mnohe ruky
zle nedajt ii pokoja, ale ruka o.
tcova ia uchrani! Bud mu YER
ma!
Deva sa pozrela do mojich zla-
riacich oci srdce sa jej rOzo-
smialo. Rozohrial no svaty plamen
novych myslienok. Rozohrialo Ju
srdce mole pine slcitu lasky...
Daroval som jej aervenu ruzu.
| 81 'nbila mi vsetko, ked' odprc-
vadzal som ju domoy. V6kol bola
polnoc. Ma rove jej otca victor
zhasil vsetky svieeky a mesiac
bl'ado svietil...
Vtedy prvy raz plakala dusa
moja... prvy raz, cd kedy zijem..
Deva sedi kl'udne donna po.
zera ma Gervenu ruzu, ktOra ma
tol'ko lasky. Je citami preplnena
Vidf duchu maleho, zlatovlase'
no chlapea, ako Septa jej do ucha
Gosi sladkeho... Snad' predsa len
ma pravdu ia ruza, ked' tax tnzi
Ipo laske, snad predsa musi pri.
vinnt' ma nadra obrazky jej bezo
snych noci milovat', ako ia Ger
lvena rrEa?!... Spadol k nej zvad
Ily list. a bola ticha odpoved'.
> Vtedy sa znoyu rozplakala je.
citliva dusa... .'..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-25

- Ked' mate krstiny, svadbp
pohrab, spolkovd,. osadn6 sl6v
most, opfSte nam to 3 zaslita ave
Remit do naaich n0vfn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-09
LONDON C0LLAPSES
ALARM ENGINEERS
Experts Study Possibility of City
Crumbling Due to Heavy
Traffic.
By Cable to The Star and the Chicago Daily

By Cable to The Star and the Chicago Daily
News, Copyright, 1927.
LONDON, August 9.-London engi-
neers are wondering if the city is
crumbling down as the result of col
lapse of buildings in several parts of
the city, eliminating in the collapse
of the Commercial Union Assurance
Co. Building, near the famous Royal
Exchange.
At first it was thought these occur
rences were accidental and due mainly
to faulty construction, but today the
engineers were watching excitedly
the continual widening of the gap in
Cornhill, one of the city's main streets.
London's soil is mainly clay and
sand, and, although the houses are
built solidly, it appears that the in
crease of heavy bus and lOrry traffic
on the streets and the large number
of subways through which thousands
of trains pass from early morning un-
til late at night are shaking the foun-
dations of the great buildings.
The engineers are puzzled, wonder
ing what measures to take to prevent
further catastrophes. For the time
being the exact cause Of the Cornhill
collapse is undetermined. Experts are
hoping it was due to some mistake of
the architects, but the county council
is worried lest the real cause should
turn out to be to extensive tunneling.
If this is the case, it is feared Lon
don's eight million people will be de-
prived Of the fast and cheap convey
ance by way Of the famous London
tubes" which may have to be stopped
in order to strengthen the under
ground foundations of the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-09
Lindbergh Smokes
In Public to Prove
He's Tin Saint

CINCINNATI, Ohio, August a
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh. during
the dinner given in his honor here
Saturday night, smoked a cigarette,
and though hundreds of persons
saw him do it, no one saw any
thing unusual in it until yesterday.
The smoking was said to have
been the outcome of an incident in
which Lindbergh told his pa"
Phillip Love, II won't be played
For tin saint"
He was said TO have told Love
that a national women's organiza-
ton is sending out circulars call
ing on the young men of the coun-
try Ito follow Lindy's example and
abstain from smoking cigarettes.
81 am going to smoke Gig
arctic at that dinner tonight, and
/ don't care what they say about
it," LindberSh was quoted as say
ing to Love. IL did not say l
would never smoke a cigarette"
The aviators first smoke in pub
lie was sufficiently successful to
fail to attract attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-09
FRENCH WORKERS STRIKE.
General Walkout for "a Hours Fails
to Materialize, However.

PARIS, August GP).-Part of the
working population went on strike in
Paris and in many provincial cities
yesterday as a protest against the
death sentence which is hanging over
Sacco and Vanzetti. 1t was far from
the general strike that the Communist
leaders predicted, however. as most of
the trade unionists declined to join
the extreme labor men and leave their
jobs for "a hours.
There were speeches, parades and
meetings in many cities, but no vio-
lence had been reported up to last
evening. In Paris itself the police dis
persed several meetings and maintain
cd heavy guard about American
Government and business buildings.
Republican Guards were added to the
force in front of the embassy.
Most Taxicab Drivers Idle.
Most of the Paris taxicab drivers
were idle As a result business was
extremely dull for jewelers., costumers
and others whose customers are
drawn largely from the non-pedestrian
classes. The men in the building
trades were the only others in the
capital who struck with anything ap-
preaching unanimity.
Inc LelepnOne operators III one eA'
change quit work for one hour dur
ing the morning, one gas company
reported that 20 per cent Of its en-
ployes were absent, and in the ''red
belt" as certain industrial suburbs
just outside the gates of the city are
called, the number of people working
in many plants was as much as 20
per cent under normal.
For the most part, however, bust
ness went on as usual. At Dunkirk
Montpelier and some other ports the
longshoremen and lockers oheyed or
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POLICE ARREST TWO
NEAR j. s. BUILDING
One Held for Questioning.
Other Freed-Both Found
at Justice Department.

One man was being held for inves-
tigation at the second precinct today
and another was released from Gus.
! tody this morning following arrests
by police guards and Department of
| Justice agents on duty in the vicinity
of the Department of Justice Build
| ing, at Vermont avenue and K street,
to prevent possible outbreaks by
Sacco-Vanzetti sympathizers.
One suspect, giving his age as "a
and his employemnt as a clerk, is held
for investigation. He was arrested
by Policeman r. B. Carroll of the
second precinct yesterday afternoon
while Carroll was on guard at the
building in company with Justice
agents.
The man who was released this
morning was taken into custody at
1870 am. yesterday, but investigation
revealed that suspicious Of the arrest
ing officers were unfounded.
Officials Are Reticent.
A check-up is being made today on
the second suspect, it was admitted.
but both police and Department of
Justice officials were reticent when
queried about the case.
1t was ascertained, however, that
the arrest was made after an auto.
mobile had been seen in the alley near
the Department of Justice Building
Sunday afternoon as well as yester-
day.
Officials at the Department of JUS
tice admitted knowledge of two ar
rests having been made by the police
guarding the building. They refrained
from making any comments, however.
on the ground that the arrests were
made by the police and the case was
considered entirely within the hands
of local authorities. They indicated
that in one case, at least, they were
satisfied that the arrest brought moth
ing to light upon the Sacco-Vanzetti
trouble, and professed the belief that
| the second arrest would likewise prove
unconnected with that case.
Police were just as close-mouthed.
At the second precinct, it was learned,
the general impression had gone out
that the least said about the arrests
the more pleasing it would be to De-
partment of Justice officials
Today the guard around the Depart
ment of Justice Building continued at
full strength. Two plain clothes police
men hobnobbed on the corner of Yer?
mont avenue and X street; Depart
ment Of Justice agent lolled indolently
against a parked automobile in front
Of one of the entrances; still another
guard watched the alley to the north
of the building. and indications that
others were in protected hooks and
crannies nearby were lacking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-09
THREE CHINESE DIE
IN POLITICAL FEUD
Split in Nationalist Party Adher'
ents in Northwest Blamed
for Slayings.

By the Associated Press.
VANCOUVER, British Columbia,
August 9.-Three Chinese. two of them
prominent in Vancouver's Chinatown,
were killed in a battle resulting from
D political fsud here last night.
The dead are:
Louis Man Ha, president and editor
Of the Canadian Morning News, and
special commissioner of the Vancou-
YER branch Of the Chinese Nationalist
League.
Wong Park, typesetter and writer
for the News
A Chinese believed to be Wong Suey
Sang of Kamloops, British Columbia.
Police stated after an investigation
that the affair was result Of recent
split in the Chinese Nationalist party
followers here.
Eye-witnesses said that Wong Park,
the typesetter and writer, was slain
by Wong Suey Sang, the visitor from
Kamloops. The deaths OF Wong Suey
Sang and Louis Man Ha were wit
messed and probably were the result
of duel between the. two, police said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-09
Woman Is Painfully Burned by Acid Bomb
Hurled by Assailant Into Street Car

Police began a search this morning
for a mysterious assailant who last
night tossed a small acid bomb
through the window Of a street car.
striking a passenger. Mrs. Cora Lee
Brooke, 40 years old, 1886 North Capt.
toll street, and soaring her arm with
a peculiar yellow acid. The bomb
throwing occurred while her husband.
Frank Brooke, was on duty at the
Munitions Building as acting sergeant
I'm charge Of detail guarding against
possible bomb outrages.
The bomb, about the size OF an
egg, broke open against her right
arm, infiicting small but painful
burn and staining the shoulder and
waist of her white silk dress With
the acid. Had the missile been thrown
a few inches higher 1t would have
struck her in the eyes.
Mrs Brooke was returning about
1910 o'clock from a visit to her sister.
Mrs, Edith Barrett. 1915 W street