davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-25
Pozor pred
zlodejrr1i
Nenoste peniaze v noci pri sebe
q vo dne 81 dajte pozor ma vrecko-
vtch zlodejov.

Zlodeji, vlamaci a zbojnici Wy.
vinuh vel 'ku 6innost v nasom me-
ste a okradaj1 l'udi ma vselijaky
sposob. Daktori sa aaoberaju 81
kovnym kradnutim, ini noGnym
vlamovanim do bytov a despera-
dovia revolverom r,,ke ma uli-
ciach rabuju svoje obete. V pom
delok rano orabovany Dol jedinym
zamaskovanym banditom Edward
Felix 2 Marion Ave. 0 $500 pr
stem a $500 ihlicu do masle. Fe-
lix siel po Cleveland st. medzi
Market a Oak Hill Ave-, ked' zboj-
mix, vyjddc auta, nastavil ma
neho revolver a prinltil vst1pit'
do automobilu. Tam no oraboval
o prsteh a ihlicu vypustil. Zboj-
mix potom hned' usiel autom.
Pavel Savorovsky E. Myrtle
Ave. bol ma South Ave. moste O.
rabovany este Ia. novembra, ale
zbojstvo oznamil len 0 tyzdeh ne
skorsie. Orabovany Dol $127. Po-
licajti arestovali uz jedneho po-
dozriveho chlapa.
: Peter Masko z Fountain St. O.
rabovany boil v cas- rano V nedel II
ma King st. o IS a zlaty prsten
dvoma banditmi.
Okrem tychto zbojstiev udalo
sa Wac vlamanf akovnych vrec-
kovych zlodejstiev. Teraz pred
sviatkami zlodeji maju najlepsie
easy preto kaady, kto noeou
musi 'chodit' po meste, mech nosi
elm menej pehazi a sperkov. Vo
dne ale mech sa kazdy ma ma pozo-
re pred vreckovymi zlodejmi, kto-
ri najl'ahsie v stisku po karach a
obchodoch "pracujn'r.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-25
VEREJNE ZACHODY
BUDU POSTAVENE

IF =
Vsetky vacsie mesta majd We
refine zachody pod hlavneEimi u
liciami alebo v,parkoch, len na.
Sc mesto icIh dosial' nemalo. Te-
raz konecne prislo k dohode me-
dzi mestom a okresom, ma zakla-
de ktorej okres do pozemky q
jednu tretinu penaI ma stavbu a
mesto dive tretiny. Zachody bu-
dl postavene pri okresnom dome
ma Boardman st. nakladom $45,.
600. Budl hotove v mali budI-
echo roku.
. +. @ s F- 4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-25
HERldANOvCI PREKVAPENf
K 26-ROtNEMU JUBuEUMU

Cas- lett ako voda do mora, od-
kial' sa nikdy nevrati, a tax al
nasi mill priatelia, Stefan a Anna
Herman pri svojich starostiach me-
pomyslei, ze uz rs rokov ubehlo
do mora vetnosti ~. novembra
1929 odkedy 81 sl'ubili veenu
vernost', az ked' ieh potetna ro-
dina priatelia upomenuli. Bolo
uz dost' neskoro vecer, okolo 8.
hodiny, ked' jubilanti boil uz ma
odpocinku, GO ich priatelia prisli
upovedomit', ze je uN 25 rokov,
odkedy marl1elske puta znasaju.
Boil veru prekvapenl a to radost-
ne, ze priatelia ma mich nezabudh.
A sa nam ich veru al oplatilo list
zobudit', lebo SINE boli srdeene u
vitanl pohostenf, TAX Re bude
nam t'aEko a dost dlho cakat'
"a druhyym jubileumom, 25 ro-
kov. My Vam priatelia nasi, vse-
tel 20 srdca blahozelame X ,Vasmu
|25-rocnemu jubileumu prajeme,
ably ste sa v zdravi st'asti dozili
zlateho jubleumu, zeby snae sa
mohli Ease tax potesit' a zabavit
10 % rokoy, ako teraz.
Ma striebornom jubileume mas
bolo veru hodne, lebo Hermanov-
ci maju mnoho rodiny pirate
l'ov, 60 je dostatocny dokaz ich
obi 'nbenosti. Pan Herman je Una
| my stavitel' domov a PAM HERNIA
nova h. dozorkyna organizScie
"zivena". Maid dobre vychova-
| ne deti, v ktorych za5ivajd mno-
ho radosti . nldsjf. Nut prajem
i'm este raI. aby So v dobrorn zdra.
vi doxli 1lat6ho jubileumu, aby
ls1pe sa 8 mimi mohi teSit. RADIO
wat. Il my ,srdecne blshoSelAme
Red Josse 0sin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-25
1853 MAJNERov ZABITE

Banfcka 1iradovna department
tn obchodu Spoj. Statov oznamu-
je, ze "a mesiac september zabite
bolo v rozliGnych baniach 158 ba-
nikov. Najviac banfkov zabite bo-
10 baniach ma make ,jhlie, a
sice 129. Ia prvych devat mesia-
Gov tohto roku zabite .bolo v uhol'-
nych baniach v krajine 1858 ba-
nikov, kdezto lanskeho roku "a
tie iste mesiace zabite bolo 1921.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-25
ZAHAJI VYRoBU LETADEL
V0 VEL'KOM MNOzSTVE

Uplne bezpe6ne lietadla, ktore
al diet'a moEe riadit' bez melody,
ide vyrabat' Clarence D. Cham
berlin, ktory Dol preletel Atlanti-
cky ocean a sostdpil v Nemecku.
Jeho lietadla nebudu Wac stat
nez 81, ,2OO-$1,5 800 a budl potre-
bovat' len 100 stop priestoru ma
vzletenie alebo sletcnie. Ticto lie
tadla Chamberlin Me vyrabat' vo
vel 'kom mnozstve prve bude ho-
tove uz ma Novy rok. Ma vyrobu
tydhto hetadiel bola utvorena kor
poracia $ kapitalom pol miliona
dolaroy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-25
NAHANAL DETI AUTOM,
DOSTAL 500 POKUTY

George Hornyolk, 26-rocny ka,
marat mokrej stvrti, byvaj jnei
" {. 1928 W. Federal St., zabaval
sa minulej soboty vecer tym, &c
svojim autom rozhanal deti ba.
viaee !sa ma chodniku Lakeview
Ave. Bol arestovany a postaveny
pred sud a sudca mu nameral sto
dolarov pokuty trovy Ia opilost'
Nebolo nikoho, kto by ho Dol OBJ
lnil z hnania auta opilom stave,
"a co je vyssia penazna pokuta
viizenie. John Pushcar, ktory sa
MIN vozil, Dol pokutovany ma $5 a
trovy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-25
sTRIEL,AL ma svoJu RoDINu

Jan Rabovsky, (. 1928 Jean
St., arestovany Dol v pondelok
vecer troma mestskymi detektfv.
mi ma zalobu, ze sest'. raz vystre-
lii z puSky ma olenov svojej rodi-
ny a vyhnal ich domu. Ksd' vi
del prichadzat' AstAhttvey. Aelgza
dom . ohcel So spsasixit'. Jeden
2 .dstektivov chytil puShu Aavca.
su . TAX ked' Rahsvsky apastil
ihohdtik, naboj siel Do ysduchu,
Ma policii boil yazaA1ea5 Z prize.
Istupku STIRRED 'ania Y ohwede mesta
: opilosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-25
oTvoRTE DVERE GARADzU,
KEb MOTOR AUTA IDE

zama je dobou, ked' najviac l'u.
di zomiera cd plynov, vychodia-
.cich z automobiloveho vyfuku.
Najsmrtiacejsim najzakernej-
sim je plyn zvany "monoksid'
ktory nemozno ami zavonat' ami
ochutnat'. Tento plyn rychle "a
plni zatvoreny garadz a usmrcu-
je skoro okamzite. Preto 50 odpo-
ritea, aby kedykol'vek je motor
auta v pohybe, dvere ma garadzi
boly otvorene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-25
sKVAJER DOSTAL
RoK VxZENIA

BJwaly skvajer Frank B. Riss
ods1deny bol ma okresnom s1de
minuleho tyzdna ma Cd l do 81
rokov stAtneho vaDenia pre- spre-
neveru drsdnych pehazi. Riss Dol
kandid&tom na drad Eerifa Q Y
tom case zneuHil 6radnych pena,
Il ma svoju kampah. .Hovorf sa, 1e
ahy spreneveru zaktyl, vypuknul
v jeho dome ohen;ay ktorom mn
ySetky dradn3 knhy zhorely. .at
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-25
Mlady Slovak
oslavovany
Andrej $alata, student na Pitts
burgh univerzite, YoungstownGan,
ohlasovany 20 mom6ho AL
American Tackle.

| Slorenska kolonia Youngs-
town dostala sa V poslednom Ca
Sc do skoro vsetkych 6asopisov v
krajine prostrednictvom pana An.
drcja Salatu. stvrtoro6niaka ma
Pitt univerzite najlepsieho IL
to6nika vo futbalovej hire ma siro-
ko-d 'aleko. Pan Salata stal sa TAX
vynikajucim hracom futbalu, ze
je spominany "a moznaho vse-
americkeho futbalistu, co je maj
vacsie vyznamenanie, axe sa mo-
ze dostat' V tomto sporte.
Pan Salata narodil sa v Youngs-
town pred % rokmi. Tu vychodi1
skolu Sv. Cyrilla Methoda, po-
tom siel do high school a odtial'
do Wyoming seminariumu. Ma
Pitt univerztu zapisal sa r. 1924
"a posluchata znbneho lckarstva
a ma jar u1 skonci stddie. Cd chla-
|pectya obl'uboval sport a vyni-
kal v hom. Vo Wyoming seminare
hral futball, baseball, basketball
a sIcastnil sa al zavodov be-
hoch. Vo futbale tam hral "full-
back, guard tackle boil kapis
tanom futbalovej caty v posled-
nom roku seminar.
Vst1piac do Pitt, utvoril catu
z prvoroeniakov Dol jej kapita-
nom. Tu hral "a ''linemana" a
nasleduj1ceho roku Dol kandida-
tom do univerzitnej caty, ktorej
je teraz najlepsfm ,atoSnfkon
(tacke). Jeho lloha je vyrvat'
balu druhym, nedat' 81 ju alebo
zastavit' hraca balou protivnej
eaty, Go vyNaduje vel'kl sikov-
most, sill, bystry um. Jeho 6ata
sa vola "Panthers wit 'azila v
mnohych hrach pre- Salatovu 81
kovnost' a bystroumnost'. Je on
krasne urasteny mladik, S stop a
10 inGov vysoky a vazi POS fun
tov. Jeho obraz prinesieme, ked'
pride ma rianocne yakacie.
Pan Salata v lani hral v ulohe
praveho utoenika, teraz hra Fave
ho utoenika, V oboch vel 'kym
vyznamenanim. Chyr Pitt futba-
lovej Gaty jc po celej krajine
vel'ky. Jej rekord hier Carnegie
Tech catou je nasledovny:
Hier hrane od r. 1906 - 13.
Hier vyhrane--Pitt 10, Carne-
gle Tech 3.
Bodov dosiahnute-Pitt 2OS,
Carnegie Tech 40.
Pan Salata je synom PAM Amy
Runovic, byvajucej v {. 4O1 East
Myrtle Ave. a vnukom znameho
obchodnika slovenskeho, p. NJ. j.
VoloSina. Prajeme mu 20 srdca,
ably sa stal neho "All-American
Tackle, elm by nielcn sebe, ale
vsetkym americkym Slovakom
dobyl nctu II americkeho l'udu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-25
NECHAL 81 PENIAZE
v KkRE, UKKADII MU IcH

George P. Daunn, {. 81 Glen
ayen Ave. je kolektorom Kroger
obchodov a minulej soboty kolek-
toval "a groceriu. Nal pri sebe $50
dol&roy, ktore nechcel nosit . do
mu do do1nu . preto nh nechal
v automobile. Ale kym kolektoval
u istkho Henry Dsvisa ne W.. Rs-
yen Ave, ktosi otvoril drere pa
tjAho kare peniaze wal. Odteyaz
Davis iste nebude pou6ivst kAr,a
20 pokladnicu. sa,syss ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-25
HUBBARDSKA Ck6TA #
BUDE RoZ&tRENA

Statny direktor ciest Schlesin-
ger oznamil, lie znama Hubbard
Youngstown costa, ktora je vzdy
pima automobilov, bude ma bu!dnci
rok rozsirena 20 16 ma % stop, ma
sledkom coho bude omnoho bez-
pecnejsia, nez jc teraz. Okrem to-
ho vsetky zakruty budI sirsie nez
22-stopove.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-25
TRAJA HASItIA
BoLI PREPUsrKlrf

Set mAstskych ohnohasi4ov Dol
prindteny behom posledneho me.
siaca -prepustit' trnch hasicov. Jed
shdspsepustil pre- dapustenie 50
podsodu cekami sdvoch pre- O.
pilstvo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-25

bude stat len -ay. Ale vte
dy sa nehovorilo 0 deviatich mill
onoch len prcto, ably sa l'ud neod.
strasil. Teraz je hadka o to, ze kite
ma platit' tych scst' mihonov: q
dahovnici alebo spotrebovatclia
Najspravodlivejsie rozdelenie by
bolo, ably tri miliony potrebne ma
zaklpenie zeme, zariadenie jaze-
ra filtrovne platene holy da-
nj, lebo to bude majetok mesta, a
sest' milionov potrebnych ma "a
vedenie vodovodnych rnr, posta-
venie nadrzky ma Dunlap Ave. a
pumpovni, ably platili spotrebova-
telia (tedy j danovnici nedaiov-
nici) " podobe zvysenej ceny "a
vodu. Niektori by chceli, ably vse-
tky vydavlSy, asi devat' milionov
platili dahovnici. Pravdepodobne
vec bude ro1hodnuta tax, zc tri
mihony pojdu dani mcsta sest
milionov zaplatia spotrcbovatelia.
Ma tri miliony by mesto vydalo
bondy a "a tie by dahovnici mu-
sell vyssie dane platit' a ma scst
milionov by vydal bondy vodovy
distrikt, ktory dlh by Dol splaca-
ny za dvadsat' rokov prijmoy
"a vodu. Voda by bola "a tychto
budncich dNadsat' rokov drahsia,
alebo potom by bola lacnejsia nez
je teraz. Nova pitna voda bude 0
mnoho lepsia a maksia, takze l'p-
dia zvysia mnoho ma zdra'vi q nj
mydle. Terajsia voda y rieky -
vel mi tvrda zeny preto spotre-
bujl TAX moe mydla a mydlovin
pri prani a distenf.
Mestska rada ma mlnulej svoJeJ
schodzi tiez usniesla sa postavit'
cast Division St. mostu. Kluby
v tom zlepseni zaujate protestu-
j1 ziadaj1 1plne vybudovanie
mostu. Podl'a usnesenia rady,
most by Dol len ponad kol'aje ma
juznej strane rieky a ponad ostat-
ne kol'aje rieku boly by docas-
ne strukt1ry, kym by So nasbie.
ralo dost penazi ma trvall stav-
bu. Tie do6asne strulst1ry bud1
stat $45, 900 a boly by daromnym
vyhodenlm. Cely most bude stat
1898 900, Goho mesto zaplati 35
percent a B. & O. draha IS per-
cent.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-25
ssSss 81 - 4 sf ss4 s.
POL IT .I!|CKY-. /.
PREM ADJ
2 AGEsTsKEJ POLITELY.

Mestska rada zalezitosti. no.
vel 2asobarni vody nevykonala
mic zvlastn oho, ako bolo sl'ubova.
ne minuldho ttzdha, a preto Mean.
der potok zostane buducim zried.
lom nasej pitnej vody. Tam me.
dzi West Austintownom a North
Jacksonom, pri Andersonovej far.
me urobene bude vel'ke jazero s
hat 'ou filtrovnou nakladom Wy.
Sc troch milionov dolarov a vodo-
vody j nadrzka pumpami budn
stat sest' milionov. Hadka minu.
1Ehn fTtJ1no hn1o n ;y,b@o s-rsTsS'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-23

Mrs. James Montgomery Flagg of
New York Is passing several days at
the Willard Hotel, where she arrived
yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-23
Marriage Licenses.

George Luberoff. st. Louis. and Eula G.
" Ernest Z. Brady and Elizabeth A. H. Ar
instead.
gina Kral of this city.
s. ]. Fisher and May Nicholson.
Irving D. Hadley and Jessie F. Gibbs both
Francisco Brutos and Edvena Wright.
Zadie Stuart Of Lynchburg, Va.
Clarence T. Howard and Irma r. Jones.
John E. Coward and Thelma ]. Avant.
Albert johnson and Beatrice P: Hasten.
W. J. Doyle. ir.. and Myrtle l.. Norment.
Harry B. King and Roma King.
Hurley Howard and Katie Green.
Charles Harris and Georgeana SnOwden.
willis Pendergast and MAR, Marie ;, Smith Smith
Joseph r Sowa of Baltimore and Mary
Brodowski of Wilson Heights. Nd. A..
and Kathryn Z. Ryan of Silver Hill. Md.
Richard coombs ir and ad Lucille G Camp
Edward West and Mary A. Carter.
Russell H. Bell and Blanche Matthews.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-23

Mrs. Margaret Hopkins Worrell,
president general Of the Wheel of
Progress and assistant attorney in
the Department of the Interior, has
returned to her home in Clifton Ter
race from a threesweek trip spent at
the Hotel TraYmore at Atlantic City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-23

They have been touring through Vir-
ginia en- route to Philadelphia with
their two daughters. who are art stu.
dents of much ability.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lee Dodson of
New York have come to Washington
and are at Wardman Park for a short
stay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-23

Mr.. Walter Coles Cabell arrived in
Washington yesterday from his home
in Newport, r. l.. and will spend sew
eral days at the Willard Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-23
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported-to
Emma ]. Young 81 1874 Monroe st.
Emma p. Bannon. n. 1919 n. H ave.
Thomas D. Handeyside. ~. 123 N. Caro-
ing EDWARD war M M. Bailey SO. b31 Kennedy st.
Jeremiah W. Jones. SO. 1901 Sth st.
Marie sharp 80. Garfield Hospital
William G.. Schwitzer. 90. $50 Bates Ct:
Mary L. Klimkiemicz. months. 132 18th
Ray Price. months. Children's Hospital.
Fannie Burtsn. 81 81 st.,
bdmonia Robinson. As. 1904 14th ct.
Eva King. SO. 1909 Meigs pl. ne.
Claude 8. Martin. 10. ITO Vermont ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-23
French Envoy Host Last
Night to Visiting Artists.

Senator Frederick Steiwer of oregon
Is at the Willard. where he arrived
from his home in Pendleton, Greg.
Senator Steiwer succeeds former Sena'
tor Robert n. Stanfield.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-23

A library of rs volumes all relat.
ing to Cecil Rhodes has been col.
lected by a Cleveland man who. in
his boyhood. contracted a deep ad-
miration for the South empire
builder
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-23
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported &c
.hs Health Department in the last "a hours
Andrew r. and Mildred Puceta. boy.
George E. and Gertrude Mullen. boy.
James G. and Irene Christmore. girl.
John r. and Bessie v. Sherbert. girl.
Fete and Ida H, Bender. boy.
Evcole and Omelio Cioci. boy.
Daniel and Agnes Heath. boy.
Mark and Ethel c. Sweadner. boy.
Robert l.. aud Daisy D. Burton. boy.
John L. and Dorothy A. Simpson. boy.
Laurence d. and Thelma Conway. boy.
Heath d. and Ida Davidson. boy.
Thomas p. and Mary l.. O'Connor. boy.
Leroy R. and Elsie Paul. boy.
Homer l.. and Daisy A. woodward girl.
Philip and Sadie Milestone. girl.
Harold W, and Nellie A. Smith. girl.
harry Z: and Bessie E. Robey. girl.
George 2. and Iele N; Jones; girl,
Clyde s. and Florence L. Boswell. girl.
Maurice and Ethel Talley. girl.
John h. and Carrie Hunter boy.
William and Zela Gray boy.
Francis and Mabel Graham. boy.
Leslie and Thelma Anderson. boy.
Harry and Bertha Bennett. boy.
Carl and Gladys Alexander. boy.
Michael and Leila Proctor. girl.
James and Amanda Rucker. girl.
Fred and Martha Merritt girl
William and Addie williams girl.
Cleveland and Mary Bell. boy.
Fred and Mary West, boy,
George and Violet Caldwell. boy.
Venezula is having many floods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-23

nard Lee Grove, to Capt. Marvin E.
Kennebeck of Walter Reed Hospital,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George Kenne'
beck of Carroll, Iowa, will take place
October 4. in st. Aloysius Church, at
high noon, the Rev. John s. Martin Of
floating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacque de Vilmorin OF
Paris, France. are spending few days
at the Willard, where they arrived yes
terday from Detroit.
An engagement of interest In Wash.
ington is that Of Miss Angelina Gar
rison. daughter of Mrs. Cornelius M.
Garrison of New York, to Mr.. Joseph
Earl Sheffield, son of Mrs. Tracy Far.
nam Of New London. Conn.,, and the
late Mr.. George Sheffield. Miss Gar
rison Is a niece of Col. Robert M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-23
Lawn Fete at Tuckerman
Home to Aid Bethesda Church.

Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman, who is
back in her home at Edgemoor, Md,
after spending the Summer at South.
ampton, has loaned her suburban
home to the Edgemoor Chapter for a
lawn fete and musical Friday, Octo-
Der 7, for the benefit of st. Johns P.
E. Church, Bethesda. The Edgemoor
Chapter will be assisted by the other
chapters of st. Johns Guild.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-23
Miss Thomas to Wed
Mr.. Fletcher Tuesday Evening.

The marriage of Miss Louise Ann
Thomas and Mr.. Louis Du Bots
Fletcher of New York will take place
in ST. Margaret's Episcopal Church
Tuesday evening at o'clock. Miss
Thomas is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. K. Thomas of Oklahoma. She
had made her home in Washington for
three years.
Mr.. Fletcher is the son Of Mrs Clara
L. Fletcher and the late Mr.. Louis
Fletcher Of Newburgh, N. Y. He is a
graduate of Rensselaer, Polytechnic
Institute Of Troy, N. Y, and of George
Washington University Law School,
in the 1925 class, and Is a member of
the Alta Tau Omega and Delta Theta
Phi Fraternities.
Following the ceremony a reception
will be held for the wedding party and
few close friends in the home of
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. w. A. Bethel.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Barber Grove. daughter of Mrs. Der.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-23

Thompson Of this city and a sister Of
Mrs. Frederic Winthrop Nelson. wife
of Lieut.. Nelson, u. s. N. No date
has been set for the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wilkins of
Wytheville, Va, are the guests of
Mr.. r. G.. Kent at 1705 Lanier place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-23
SOCIETY
Visiting Japanese Naval Officers to Be
Feted at Dinner, With Noted
Guests in Company.

Dusen, who will return shortly to
Hawaii: Lieut.. Dorrance Roysdon. U.
s. A., of Fort Slocum, N. Y, and Mr..
Stanley G. Slavens of Washington.
Mrs. Carey Brown has as her house
guest Mrs. John F. Conklin, who is
on her way to join Maj. Conklin in
Nashville, Tenn, where he is in
charge of the river and harbors.
Mr.. r. Golden Donaldson, accom-
panied by his sons, Mr.. Robert G.
Donaldson. jr, and Mr.. Wyman
Traymore, Atlantic City, for short
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Norment are
now in Paris, after spending six
weeks in Deauville. They will return
to Washington about October is.
Col. ]. F. Drake Of Pittsburgh is at
the Willard Hotel, where he expects to
cemain during the balance OF the week
Mrs. Francis p. Sears is returning
tonight to her home in Boston, accom-.
panied by her sister, Mrs. William Colt
Hubbard of Lake Forest, who has been
with her in Washington at the May
flower for the past few days.
Mrs. w. F. Halsey. after spending
the Summer at Bay Head. N. j.. has
returned to Washington and opened
her apartment at the Marlborough for
the Winter.
An interesting wedding took place
yesterday afternoon in New York.
when Miss Cecille Camille Catherin
De Bouy, daughter of Mrs. CASTOR De
Bouy. became the bride of Mr.. Hor-
ace Terhune Herrick. the Rev. DR..
Henry Everston Cobb officiating, in
the presence Of the two families and
close friends.
Mr.. Herrick and his bride will make
their home in Washington. where the
former is head of the color laboratory
of the Department of Agriculture.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-08
blue sky Law
is SICNIFIC.AN
Commissioners Compares
i British, Indiana Statutes

Recent adoption by the British
parliament of a "blue sky" law
proves the adequacy of protective
securities legislation in Indiana in
the opinion of Securities Commits
sioner David Jennings.
For many years, corporations OPP
posing securities laws, such as Is OPP
erative in this State, have pointed to
the British provision as ideal" Jen-
nings declared. There was then
what was known as the British
Companies Act, under which it was
merely necessary to file schedule
of assets and commence selling
stock.
with the adoption sof protective
legislation in nearly all of the Unit
ed States, England has found it nee
essary to change this policy to keep
the country from being flooded with
worthless stock. The law recently
adopted is much more stringent
than the Indiana statute"
Latest securities legislation was
passed in this State in 1925 and, as a
model law. since has been adopted
by eleven other States, Jennings as
serted.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-08
Service, Started Ten Years
Ago, Enjoys Unusual
Growth.

The tenth birthday Of the Bust
ness Branch library Of the Indian
apolis Public library, located in the
old library building at Ohio and
Meridian SITS, is being observed this
month.
Since its organization in 1917 by
Librarian Charles E. Rush, who as
sumed his duties as librarian July
| of that year, the branch, occupy
ing one small room of the old puild-
ing, has become valuable to thou
sands of seekers after business
knowledge.
The branch, under direction OF
Miss Ethel Cleland, has become rec
ognized as one Of the most complete
and best organized business branch
libraries in existence
Has Technical Information
Within the confines of the small
room, can be found technical infor-
nation on almost any line of bust
ness desired.
Here the manufacturer can find
valuable information on finance,
rating of firms and corporations,
prices, business conditions, exports.
The banker can obtain data on farm
values and crop reports. The stu
dent can find date for class Work
along business lines.
A valuable feature OF the branch
is financial and business services
subscribed. These include frequent
" revised pamphlets on business
conditions, trade and securities,
rates, building activities and similar
data.
Special departments are main
tanned containing such Information
as laws affecting business, journal
ism, banking, insurance. salesman
ship, accounting, advertising, public