davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-04-28
Saeob &arfonen t,tumittn mafia-
maam aibillcem $1,000 @irsiniasia,
Wtinn.

8irginio, Ntinn, bubtif. % y.
- Tiirioifeus tGGllG tltomitii So
cob @aifoien ntafiamoan 67 Wuo-
oen ifGiielle Gioilleen Wers @belino
&nrfoielle polffiona $1,000 16
muooen pituiielta palpelusoialtnor
poifonia farmilla. &antojo maati
$4,000 bppitpfienG.
<ltlustelusia tuli ieIwille, etto
SSsocob Ell ollut nafionut aioilleen
So fltitfauoesia palffiona, ipatffo
moinittil tparba nainen oil pitdnpt
buolta taloustoistd ia boitanut bd'
nen farjaoniufin. 9llfltperailen lopi'
ntitfIen nritfaan Sacob oil littpon'
mt pitGG Duolta Gibistaon, mlttto
nain1iiiin mentpGGtt ban ioittitifin
titulioiolle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-04-28
G6icasosia paljom miljuomaperjat-
tGriG.

Chicago. = Gbicaeosia on aitta'
fin 153 naista, jotfa otpat nlilloo'
nolistallo. 9linoastoan 43 nGistG on
noimiiisia. @iiiitoista on apanbaa.
piifoa ia 95 lesfeG. t10 naimdtto-
man iollfosia on monta faitpungin
riffointa ia apiebGttGipGG, faunista
ia iGrfeipGG noista. SeibGn feSfi-
mGGr1inen onaiiirlttenia on 3 mill.
pGGtG fobti. sos Min on laita, Min
g6icagon nainnaton naisomailunS,
noiIio lufntnottamotta, plittdG 300
mill. oollorin merlin 10 ebellGntai-
nitusia ioltfosia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-04-28
suomell llntiiia
Satiasbanfe gietari Bai,uarinmallc

FafiaSDante Eteiutl Yulluarlnnaile.
Olilpiesfan fllunuiupaltuuston fo-
foforf iesIa on fGiiteltp firiailiia
Bietari &GilpGrinnm patiasbanfet.
ia. @nnen ipalittua muistopatias-
ra9ustofonniteaa on tGpbennettp pa.
litIenolla fltolleioen iGienien tilollc
tri s. Sonpu ia @erner S0oeritrom
Sp:n puolesta pfli eoustaia iobta-
ia S. aptonlGfi. 8ielG on parattu
GpbloiS-Suomen lanomalebtinlteS
pboistpflelle ptii'poiffa. @ntiliG ia
ieniG papat fatidnopiston iobtaia
gS. S0rnlGlG, filnnalliSlautafunnan
elilnieS sl. @tltrto ia opettaja Sc.
Dlitalo.
&itten tiutnettuo OH Bietari TGi-
m1rinnon 0-iultotisipntpnlGpGi-
pG emf ippsfltlin Is pdiwGnd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-04-28
Saaluuuria ldbclla .eaglatam imnta.

SGGmmpria lG6cllG 9aIlatan Innta.
2aipat, iotfa opat iaapltneet
8uenos 9lireIiin, oipat to6enneet,
ettG uiipia idGnpltoria on toipattu :
600 mailin etGiippoesiG Sop Blota-
wirran i1iilto. gfiillG tienoin ei ole
toipotti iGitG 81 nuoteen. WeDosfin
on topattu uisfentelelpia iGGfuuoria
3S:lla lepepSasteella (noin 2,2S0
nloili0 etel1puolella pGiipGntalaa-
jon, ioilla paiffeilla tiettGpGSti ei
milloinfaai1 ole toipattl i1ita.
On pGitettp, ettG etel1napa iGG-
typ puoii puooelta pbG laipeammal
ii. Sufiiifo tanG miimefiimoinittit
iG1l0pt0 npt t1tG pGitett6.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-04-28
&atolilaiiia piispO=
ia farfoittttn. Met=
iifusta
Sbbna farfottamiieen beibGn mal-
lanfnmpnficlliiet mebfeilDniG; piuat
bnpmattnja firffpmiebiG.

Wterico @itp. Sallitus OH
m11rGnnDt fltltii bltomattua fatoli-
laista piispaa farfotettoipafii Wseri-
costa beioGn Observation-Disclosures
mebfeilpienid puofii. Se oipat MT
notfalla 2areooon nist1 beioat
pie61Gn rajalle.
&arfotettipen piispojen ninlet o.
nat; orffipiiSpat Sole Mora Del
0fio ia 2eopoIO 9tuia Shores, @tic-
boocanista; piispat Salpaoor 1lran
Ga, Guernapucasta; Sgna5io 8aIoes-
pino 9. 9ia5, 9lguasista; Sole
Waria @cbeberria, Saltillosta ia
@eraroo glnoba, Gbiapasista.
SlsfettGin topobtunilt irtnnrposto
ia poltto biripittGipine perit0ineen
on iobtanut farfottaniieen. &en-
raali gQpare5 on ilntoittanlit preii-
oentti Gallesille, ettG fotoliien fir
fon agitaattorit otpot olleet ipplliii1
peritoibin ia fapinoiDin atieilla paif
fafunnillo. giimerfifit Saliscon
paltiosia matfustajailtnan rpOstG-
mista ia polttamista iobti folme
fatolilaista pappia.
&arfottontinen poistaa Wericosta
islloiiia ntiebiG, iotfa ospot iobtaneet
| bollitusmastoisto fdpinoo. &otoliloi
| fla pioetGGti tarfan ipalponnan a.
latina. &anpeli- ia iGbfoianomat
ieniuroioaan tarfasti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-04-28
16 unobem ifGinen poifa toimii pro
fesIorima @enGialla.

Sasbfent, 8enGiGn Surfestani,
- geicbolos gsa5aiorr, 16 tpiiooen
ifainen poifa, iofa on iuorittanut p-
liopistoIliiet lufrinia fiitettGipilld
aripolaitIeilla, toilnii matenauttisten
oineioen profesiorina Eosbfentin y
Iiopistosia. sS6n aIfoi pliopistoIliiet
Iitfitnia fpntntenen puooen ifdiiend
ia iuoritti fpmmenen tpuooen fltrs.
lin neljGsiG ipuobesia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-04-28
Iarouni Sanafa Sapanin pGGmi
nisterifii.
pGGGnti.

Sofio. = Iurooni Sanofa OH OF
tonitt ipastaon pGGmtrtSterin toi'
men, eronneen pGGministeri 8afat-
iufin ieuroojana. lluii pGGminiSteri
on ipntpnpt 1868, olliit Safobaibin
ia ganomoton fobinetiSia iotoini.
,nisterinG IefG ballitufien pirfantie-
bend &oreosio. SGn on ollut polion
poliittista nprsfpd oibeuttaneen
"iejufoi" -pltolteen iobtojano, iofa
on mime aifoina tpoittanut i11nnol
liIesti poifutlispaltoo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-04-28
Inuli mailman fitllasta OH g)b-
bpsiuallpisIa.

Seem yorf. = Surrin mdoro
fulto borffoio, ntitG milloinfaan
mailman bistoriosia on olliit pb'
ben moan ponffien fasia bolipeisla,
on npfpaGn gbopstpolloisia. Subti'
FUN 1 p:nG oil gbbpsiualtain ro.
Boston tiebononnon ntitfaon tdSlo
maosId $4,59S,7S2,795 arposta
fultaa.
Soiiello iijaIlo fulta mG1ron lub
teen on &ansfo, iolla on pli ST.
600, 100000 ia folmantena 9ritan-
mia, ionfa firIta auorostot tefemot
$7t2,OOO,oOo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-04-28
9iaminb Wtae9onalb iairastaa Bit
labelpbiasia.

gbilaoelpbia. = Gntinen @glon'
min pG6aninisteri 9faniop WfacDo-
nalo on tdptpnpt tpiebd tGdlld ioi'
raalaon wilustuntiien ipitofii. SD
nen ioiroiitenio ei fiiitenfoan ole
lpoorallisto Iootita. Scr Moc0onalo
Toopli gbobspoItoibin ipieraile'
ntoon tpttdrenid fonsia nnuitomofii
|miifofii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-04-28
Sapirp.SprS jnttm pGGttgngt pbut-
tamatta.

Detroit. - g(oron Sopiron Sen-
m sSorDio ipaStaon nostaman mil.
joonan oollarin foripausiittitn filll-
lustelenlinen pGGttpi ooottantattd,
FIN tiiomari Sreo SO. &opmono ipp
tetpn lafintieben Steipart Sanlepn
onon1lifiesta fpaportti loittofunnon
meIpolliiuitfiistaan ia iiilisti t6b6n
asttien iittitn fGiittelertiien erbeelli
iefii. SppnG oil ie, ettG pfii nois-
iaien, Yars Cora Soffmon, loiitu.
fitnnasia oil iinpainniit boostutte-
litn ntielipiteistdGn iatomalebtinie-
billie.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-04-28
@aIuliimim binta on II ienttia Sbip'
pciua Iallsisia, isis.

Chippewa Sails, isis. = &ilpai-
lin ,uuofii gaioliinin binto on tadl-
Ia Iosfeitlnut pbteentoista ientitn.
6ornarit opat aIfaneet faiata ga-
ipliinio iuurastoibinia, iiad be iano-
mot, ettei nGin olbainen binta fes'
t1 fotuirfom fauan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-04-28
seminaarilailia erutettn mallaftp'
mnn0en tafia.

Surocltso. = EGfGl6iiestd Gage.
nopia.icntinoaristo eroitettiin fdboef
iait oppiIosta ientofio, ettG be oil
mat menneet Iiiolliiiiufiiin biillitttc
IusIoon erGGn ipostotuIIeen cppi'
Idon fdiittelenriiesid. 8oboinpioeltl
on Sbeooore 9eniiofi GetrcitiSto.
Sancn pItGdn oil reipittp pootteci
ia bdnen rintnistaon oil boriottll
iuctoIi6orioIIo. gsiorufoinen on iol
roolosio poboinpitcIpn icbocsfu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-04-28
MaanjarisDsta tnnncttm Sn5oni'
Iaarelln.

WeonilG. - MooniGristDs t1risti
9iison.i .iooren lGntistG ronniffoa. $50
birfoo Ie ei tebnpt; oinoostann pc
Iotti ibmiii6. llleot oiiffaat inofii-
pat foorille, finn pelfGlilp1t rofen-
itiifiien hibistuipon pG6lleen.
Scanoimabian-glmerica Cine .. 9.
Oscar 2:siIa
6nbtif. 20 y. iaapniiuat gteiu gurf-
lin icnraaiunt Inpmalaiiet matfmsta-
iot: Scr Sobon SO. g8. tSeisfori,
Butte, Wfont. Wliss Selma Bobio.
Ia, GoIo Spring, 81. q. 0sr Sacob
o. Sanoitront 9[stcriq, Sreg.
Qoitpo Sreoericf s:s idttt 0sIon
bubtif. % b. Sodpiti gsep gcrfiin
toufof. 2 b. ia Idbtee tuos tcufof.
10 b.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-04-28
bile.
Salafapafuitiijat tmbonneet ppliiiin
fptia Ses MsoimeiisIa, SpyasIa.

Des Wtoines, Soma. = SGnl1n
faitpunsin Observation-Disclosures
fiuilupon @eorge Gesionan toIoo
rdi6ptettiin bpnantiittiponlnilla, mi
fG repi mooban pboen ieinGn toe
Iosto. 5oIofopofoitiiioiben ctofiu-
toon olcpon ippIliiid pommituficen.
@r Geisno ia bGnen poimonio ei-
not louffoontiineet, iuaitfa be ole
nat urffunusia raiabOuficu oifumu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-04-28
"aisIantasin" SpbnIunin iuaimc
fnpllnt GA iunpben ifGiienG.


Columbus, Ohio, bubtif. 81 b.
= Wars @illiom 6. Sobnion "&is.
iantasIu" Sobnionin ipoimo, froli
td6lId ellen illalla iairaalasia Ga
apiiooen ifGiienG. Wtliittanlia p1iniG
iitten bGnesiG tebtiin leiffaus ia
tanlGn jSlfeen bdn on ioirastonut
beiffona.
Gnnen oipioliittoon menoa Wers
Sobnion toinii pfiitpisiibteerind
8Flliom s. 8rpotille ia mpOs
8ilbur s. Graftiille, iofn tunnel.
tim Ioojalti reforinerooiano.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-04-28
Gommcetientin fniuernOOri fGbttaG
g nIcin lentpfonetta.

Sortforo, Conn. = 2iifemotfojo
teboesiGdn Iep yorfiin finpernoori
Srtmbull fGpttdd uiein Ientofonet.
ia. aesfim1Grin bdn tefee neljo
Ientomotfoo moinittinin fnirpim.
film. %
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-04-28
Snntemattoman lnnransum lDptG-
mincm icliuittGneet Wiatt Maem fa'
tpamiIcu.
toamiieu.

9(sblono, isis. bubtif. 2t p. =
SGnGGn I0Doettiin Marengon libel-
Ia olelpasta n1etlGStG tltntematto-
man nieben luirranfo, mifd nab
oolliieSti Ielipitt1nee er1Gll illoma.
lailen @satt @sden ialoperGiien fa-
toat1iieh jofa tposfenteli @abe.ni-
miieaa farnilla. SGGltG ban mp0s
ioltli fabofiiin. tSberiffi gotparo
Oormoop ia foroneri 2oltis Sollie,
iotfo toitpat rltltnliin tGnne, eiiu1t
pielG ole marmoia titntomerfeista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-04-28
80 iapanilaista falastajaa bmffnnnt
lailuan mpptesIa.

Ssfio, bubtif. 25 p. - so japa-
niloista falastoioa butfui, fun bel
bdn lailpamIa tornGii ooottamuttu
jGGmuoreen Soebolienin iooren ran
nifollo, misid ie i1ppoii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-04-28
SG6Gn mcnnesiG fnnii lentofonctta
ilmuittantnnnt Me,u gorf-Faris
uotfnlle

SEEM gorf. = @nii feian aifana
fitlrIt Ientofonetta aifpo teboG pDldb
tpnlGttonlGn lentomotfan Seem 0or-
fista Bariiiin iaabafieen Srteigin
Iupoomon $4,000 palfinnon. &oif
fein tpiineilenmGfii on ilntoittanl1t
pb6efii ebooffoofIi l1tutnantti TinS'
ton gS. G,breott, iofa npfpGGn OH
gteip g)orfin faniallisorneijon jo'
len. SGnelle rofennetaan Sgor 81
forsfin tebtaalla 8rooflDnisla fofo-
metallinen amfibia4nollinen lentofo
ne, ioto ban aifoo fGDttGG matfol'
liam.
Evening star., 1927-05-14
Deatbs.

HSSb ssis5sS |, SRs
snee Johnsonl. Funeral SUNDAY. May rs,
S5sFss 51s & ,ssj,sS ssRsS Spring Sd Relative; s:d
Washington ssai sanitaSim. Mag L. Takoma AZ Nd. sae
Hines A D9}MN }Snsra Services srs sa, 81 the
& msai oSRofz Oak Hin Mes esmessrs es a. am ssr-
EENsF MsEn On rpsidsya psidssa May 1s Il 19aT Ed
Ernst Remains resting 'e q zurhorss's n s II:
neral parlors., 3O1 East CAPITOL st.. until
North neEa Carolina hram S's iass os
n MoPday Faas asSgn May Ie at pm Interment
NILS 5s7 suddenly ! on HsFs Wsdnssday may Nay H.
loved loved 81 husband snf nof LOUISE LOUISE 3. B. ih Hiii. M he
leaves to mourn their loss one son. two
the T Ficrids Avenue i Baptist church. . ''o"
HILL. Members OF the Columbia Aid Asso.
late Srosser HL
from Florida. Avenue Baptist Church.
Florida ave between 9th and 7th sts..
sa : u...ys ! VI G h. JOHNSON. Pres,
Msad sss.d.nss e. s7 sn NAY T. nesz s Z her M
daughtsr of Percy r. and Nellie q, Mays.
cSurch on sasurday Nav Msnsaaass II. e pm. Il
Mccoy. On Friday. May Is. 1927 al mis-
ls:4ls r Necor COY tnee Taylor,. Notice q tu-
MeMEIJJI N laJ ~ On Nay Ia q, 1927 HENRY l7
and and father l,1lns cd DrS Wi%iliam % G, Luther z;
and Mrs: Elizabeth Hines fniernient s'prl pri-
PhiiadeiphSias. Sa New | Work.. TayetteviIe ia. and
Wilmington. =. Y. papers please scopy.)
Evening star., 1927-05-14
HOHENZOLLERN CROWN
JEWELS ARE DISPLAYED
Collection of Royal Gems in Ger
man Museum Valued at
$4,000, 900.

By the Associated Press
BERLIN. MAY 14.--Hohenzollern
crown jewels valued at $4,000, 900
and dating back to Frederick the
Great are on public view for the
first time in history in 200-year-old
Monbijou Castle.
AmaZement at the gorgeousness Of
the collection is expressed even by
intimate friends of the court, as 1t
was believed that the treasures of
Prussian kings were not nearly so
vast.
The AZ salons of the castle, the
favorite residence Of Frederick the
Greats mother, contain the priceless
HohenZollern seals. scepters, the royal
saber studded with huge diamonds,
valuable snuffboxes Of the Great
Elector and jewels of Queen Louise.
Several rooms contain some of the
finest specimens OF old porcelain, some
of which are more than three CEN
turies old.
The castle had not been used as a
royal residence for so years, when it
was opened as the Hohenzollern Mu-
scum. It was closed in 1918, but
since the indemniffcation settlement
with the former Kaiser last FAN. the
crown jewels, which became the prop
erty of the State Of Prussia, have
been collected and are on exhibition
there.
Evening star., 1927-05-14
Jil Memorian1.

ssr wife In azhS i3d Rp LosE Ysf B&E Of xSs ny
SSft May Il. ts i9s1. me SIX seaHffu HUSBAND sBa oS
CEPHAs. who departed this life one year
ago today. May IA. 1925.
just line of sweet remembrance,
Just a message, fond and true:
Just token of loves devotion.
Thai bRVEoTTb REE hssFt FsiESb sis1l salds Tor yos
dear wife and our dear. mother. ELIZA
CEPHAs: who departed this life one year
On the hillside softly sleeping,
Where the flowers gently wave.
Lies the one we loved SO dearly.
In her lonely and silent grave.
Often we think of you. dear mother.
And our hearts are sad with pain:
Oh, this world would be like heaven.
HER Had HGsBSab Gs afsf saSSfD AND vcff cHfbREN
heioSed daugRters. m bRtes SUSIE pfiVr CUozzo. who %
deDarted this life three years ago today,
May IA 1924.
You suffered years. yes. years of pain.
10 wait for cure. but all in vain:
Till God alone knew what was best
And called you home NON to fiTs AND Toq POP. 5fss
nohss to HGaHE hs ms0z WHO Of pa,sd
away suddenly. seven years ago today. her
S%S5Rsfzx A L 15S sSS Ss'ffi
MhTTHEws SarHns ,ba. In sacred of
years ago. May IA. 1924.
We gave in tears and pain
The mother we cherished and loved:
But we know, that we shall find her again
HrE " 1f$S 5, fsi affsa AND JOHN
MOORE. BURGESS. JONES. HOOK.
II tsss Of desr sye oae ned dsxSsO Il
ELLEN p RnReEss. Nay Nay 8, EIrssaeSmSsafe EIsaS! Sneie
oas %oshsr Z ELIGN IeNE r. I6SK NsS apr 1871 m 1921 d
To ones who are not forgotten.
LoVNGfY SGf yhG MxRIE XXI neTss SaRSHsxusES
VV1kEs Vks mHLTg II LsToy who Of dsPsrs my %Y'ssf ss LIE M
Ygaae Ygae }ySsE }yssE and half ago today. November
Yon sang a lullaby and smiled.
Yog led me wisely as child.
You are my guiding star today.
Though other scenes may be forgot,
When mother PRAYED, oh. peace divine
DAUGHTER.' MA MARIE GIBSON.
SCOTT. In sad but loving remembrance of
err s1nTa dear ,xbs wife and mother ELLA LOUISE
nassas Va. nine years ago today. May
In our hearts your memory fingers.
Always tender, fond and true
There is not day. dear mother.
That We do not think of you.
HER MEMORY.
TOY. In sad and loving remembrance Of
our dear mother. ELIZABETH TOY who
departed this life four years ago today.
May IA. 1923.
Far of our thoughts go wandering
To a, grave not far away.
Where lies our dear. sweet mother
Sleeping peacefully out of her pain.
HER LOVING CHILDREN CECILIA
JACKSON. CLARENCE TOY.
WIGGTNS. In memory of our dear mother
ANNE WIGG1NS. who left US four years
ago. May IA. 1923.
We were hanpy for vol were here.
Then He called you to His home
No longer on this wicked world to roam.
We could not see it in that light
But later we knew that He had done right.
because we miss you, mother dear.
nssvnsnrp We are preparing e TO- meet you there.
DEVOTED DAUGHTERS. MARIE AND
ADELE.
Evening star., 1927-05-14
" INT VERNON REGENTS
CONTINUE IN SESSION
Ladies' Association Assembled
Thursday and will Hold Meet
ings Throughout Coming Week.

she sixty-first Grand Council of the
Mount Vernon Ladies' Association of
the Union is in session today at Mount
vernon. The council opened its ses-
sions Thursday and win continue to
meet next week.
Miss Harriet Clayton Comegys of
Delaware, the regent. and the follow.
Ing vice regents are in attendance:
Miss Alice M. Longfellow. Massachu-
sets: Mrs. Thomas S. Max ", Texas:
Mrs. Robert D. Johnston, Alabama;
Mrs. Henry w. Rogers, Maryland;
Mrs. Eliza F. Leary. Washington
Mrs. John Carter Brown, Rhode Is
land; AIRS. Alice II. Richards. Maine;
Mrs. Antoine Lentilhon Foster, Della
W re; Miss Annie Ragan King, Louis
lana; Miss Jane A. Riggs, District of
Columbia; Mrs. Horace Mann Towner,
Iowa; Mrs. Thomas Palmer Denham,
Evening star., 1927-05-14
MRS. MARGARET {. Mccoy
Is CLAIMED BY DEATH
Widow of Washington Attorney
Long Was Prominent in Va
rious Local Societies.

Mrs. Margaret E. Mccoy, 70 years
old, widow of Charles T. Mccoy,
formerly a well known lawyer of this
city, died in her home, 4410 Sixteenth
street, last night after a short illness.
Mrs. Mccoy was a member of Beth
lehem Chapter, Order Of the Eastern
Star; the Capitol Hill History Club,
and had been active in the W0men's
Relief Corps, G.. A. r., and the
Women's Christian Temperance Union.
Born on a plantation near Winston
Salem, N. c., Mrs. Mccoy was the
daughter of the late Lamb Taylor.
She travelled with her parents in
covered wagon to Iowa in 1857 and
four years afterward settled with
them in the Dakotas and later in
the Missouri Valley making her one
OF the early Western pioneers. She
was married in 1871 and had resided
in this city for the past 26 years.
Mrs. Mccoy is survived by three
sons, Charles E. Mccoy of this city,
John T. Mccoy of Brooklyn. n. Y,
and Frank e. Mccoy of Whiting, Ind,
and by two daughters, Miss Julia NJ.
Mccoy and Miss Marion r. Mccoy.
Funeral arrangements have not been
completed.
Evening star., 1927-05-14
MEMORIAL RITES
TO Be At CAPITOL
Tribute to Emma GiIIett, Law
School Founder, to Be
Paid Tomorrow.

For only the second time In history
the United States Capitol will be the
scene of memorial services to a wom-
an tomorrow at o'clock, when all
the leading woman's organizations of
the country and District will unite
in paying tribute to Dean Emma M.
Gillett, founder of the Washington
College of Law and pioneer feminist.
The Marine Band Orchestra and the
choir of the First Congregational
Church, the Presidents church, with
Ruby Smith Stahl as director, will
furnish the music.
Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley, chairman of
the memorial committee, will preside.
Dean Riley to Speak.
Dean Grace Hays Riley Of the
Washington College of Law, of which
Miss Gillett was dean for 12 years,
until almost before her death, last
January. will speak for the college.
Judge Kathryn Sellers of the Juve.
nile Court will speak for the Women's
Bar Association and members Of the
legal profession.
Mrs. Donald Hooker, national coun.
ell chairman Of the National Woman's
Party, will speak for her organization.
in which Miss Gillett headed the
lawyers council.
Rev. John Queally of the Church
Of the TRANSPORTATION, of which Miss
Gillett was a member, will read the
prayer.
National Groups to Participate.
Among some of the nationally
known organizations which will take
part in the ceremonies are the Ma
tional Education Association, National
League of Women Voters, National
Association of Women LAWYERS.
American Bar Association, Women's
City Club. General Federation of
Women's Clubs, Woman's Universal
Alliance. Overseas League, Y. w. c..
A, Y. w. III. A, Catholic Daughters
OF America, Salvation Army, Council
or Jewish Women, Susan B. ANTHONY
Foundation, w. G. r. u. Zonta Club.
american Association of University
Women, American Legion Auxiliary.
eastern Star and the international
Reform Bureau.
Marie Moore Forrest is chairman of
for the memorial. AS
sisting her are the following Wash.
1ngton women: Mrs. Wiley, chairman:
MRS. Rebekah Greathouse, assista nf
United States district attorney. Mrs
Charles Ruth. Mrs. Burnita Shelton
matthew's, Miss Ida Mae Movers. Mrs
.Ihacker Walker, Emma WoId. Dean
Riiey, Miss Pearl Mccall, assistant
United States district attorney. Hel.
ena DOGGY Reed and Miss Margaret
Evening star., 1927-05-14
@eathS.

READ. suddenly on "Wednesday. May IL.
e y $batSS Iti'aSaSs AssSl1sa sslasss
hts late residence on Monday. May 16. at
spm Relatives and friends invited to
soleum at Arlington. va. IS
READ. Special communication Of Naval
at I:30 pm. Monday. May 10. .1s27 for
or eha ae PpSss SrsSsr Of aseSfn S TIE Hp pEs Bg 81
ROLAND NJ. BRowN. Secretary.
SMITH Departed this life Tuesday. May
Io;sd 10; dsss at ! dPhiladelphia, Pa; LOLA; Ola; de;
New York City and BENJAMIN smith, Re-
mains resting st John z. Rhines Co;
saturday. May Ii. al 8 pm. from Falls
Church. Va.
his residence: ,632, Milwaukee. pl. Sc.
Sweeney. tnee Schnabel1. Funeral services
VIII be held at Esther Memorial Episcopal
o9nsIs In,ermagt Hghs easr pGany a came
tery.
TOIsSON. After long illness. at his home,
l1oo liz 81 aTd w;,si f. sw GAsToM ~ " devoted
sunday. Nav is. at / O'clock pm,
St between Srd and u sts. s.w. Reia-
tives and friends invited Rev. William
WASHINGTON. pastor.
At home on the beautiful hills of God.
BY the valley of rest so fair.
Some day. dear CASTOR. when our task
il DONE
with 10y. we shall meet you there.
FAMILY. 14e
T0LSON. Widows Son Lodge. No. z, F.. A..
A. NJ. will hold special communication
Sunday. Nay Is. at IL o'clock. noon. at
Masonic Temple 5th and Va. ave se.. to
attend the funeral of Brother GAST0N
TOLSON. Services at Zion Baptist Church
JERRY f. HARPER. W. NJ.
J. 8. GEORGE Secretary. 14s
WOLF. On Friday morning. May 13. 1927.
at his residence. 1911 Wyoming ave-
OTTO. beloved husband of Sarah Pach
Wolf. Funeral SUNDAY. May 16 at > nm,
from his late residence Interment at
Washington Hebrew Cemetery. Is
Evening star., 1927-05-14
GIANT ADDING MACHINES
TO FIGURE RACING BETS
Devices Adopted to Safeguard In
vestors and Prevent Employees
From Annexing Funds.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, May 14.-Giant adding ma
chimes hereafter will take the human
equation out of the biggest gambling
institution in France.
The pari-mutuel system at the
Longchamp race course has been
given a new building and long rows
Of calculating machines from Aus.
tralia, to record all bets. post the
totals and determine what odds the
winners get.
A dozen lightning arithmeticians
formerly handled all this, and the pub
lie never knew how much money was
wagered on the horses until after the
race. The machines win show the
amounts on each horse as bets are
placed, and the public can know the
odds as they change from minute to
minute.
A recent scandal revealed how dis.
honest employees stole millions by Jug.
Cling the old system.
Evening star., 1927-05-14
MISS MAYS RITES TODAY.
Girl Evangelist to Be. Buried In
Fort Lincoln Cemetery,

Funeral services for Miss Nell E.
Mays, 25-year-old 'girl evangelist" of
28O7 Thirty-eighth street, who died
at her residence Thursday, following
long illness, will be held this after
noon at the McKendree Methodist
Episcopal Church. Rev. HI. NJ. Whar.
ton will officiate. Interment will be
in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Miss Mays was born in Atlanta,
but moved to Washington with her
parents in 1912. She became convert
ed when Aimee Semple Mcpherson
was conducting evangelistic services
here seven years ago and subsequent
ly accompanied her on an evangelistic
tour.
She Is survived by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Percival r. Mays, and a sis.
ter. Miss Marjory Mays.