davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-19
Underworld Leader Slain

Bu Times Special
MUNCIE, Ind, Dec. 19.-"Bob''
Graves, 40, reputed by local police
as leader of the Negro underworld
here, is dead, a Staying victim. He
was fatally shot by Spencer Clark,
rs, Negro, Kokomo, during an ar
gunent at a dice game in Graves
home. Clark surrendered to Mum
Gle police.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-19
MAYOR WALKERS WIFE
SAYS VOLSTED FAILED
She Suggests Local Option Plan as
Real Remedy.

She Suggests Local Option Plan as
Real Remedy.
BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, Dec. 19.-Mrs. Jimmy
Walker, wife of New York's mayor,
expresses the opinion in an inter-
view that prohibition does not pre-
vent drinking, that the enforcement
of the Volstead act is miserable
failure" and that the entire question
of prohibition should be settled by
local option.
"A prohibition that would stop
over-indulgence in liquor might be
a good thing. Mrs. Walker said,
but that, as some one said of Chris
tianity, has never been tried.
"A dry law that is not enforced
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-09

A Srobar utcau mar regbta fl
gyelik, hogy az egyik elegans haz
ban gyakran megjelenik egy zou-
goramiivesz s a kornyekbeliek meg
a hazikisasszonynal lis jobban FL
gyelik, lesz-e mar VALIANT do
logb6l, nyila tkozik-e mar mil
vesz ur.
A leany legjohb baratn6je leg
ut6bbi zsurjan azzal a hirrel Iep-
tie meg ismer3seit, hogy ugy lat
silk "rendben van' mar a dolog.
- Hogan, nyilatkozott mar a
baratunk? - kerdeztek minden-
fel6l.
- AIT mem tudom - volt va
lasz, = de azt hallottam, hogy
tegnap egesz delutan szerelmi val
lomasokat zongorazott neki. elobb
a Garment viragariajat jatszotta
"Szeretlek, Carmen. ;. aztan
a Rip-bU: "Draga n5cskem, kit
imadok. =" es egy magyar notat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-09
Feledhetetlen szep unnepe volt
Campbell v1ros magyars4ganak

Erzsi, Ajvasz Aranka. Szolgal6--|
Tisoczki Erzsi.
IL, 0rosz tanc. Lejtettek-Aj-1
vasz Jolanka, Lakatos Iren, Orosz
Iren.
IL. .Zongora sz6l6-Gy6ri Aran-
ka.
Gordon polgarmester kivansa-
CARA, Ajvasz Jolanka Charlestont
tancolt, maid meg eljarta a ma
gyar szolot.
Tancoltak meg a szinpadon: ::
Lakatos Iren, Orosz Iren, vala-
mint ugyan6k es Ajvasz Jolanka.
A nagyszeriien osszeallitott mil
sor minden egyes szama a k0zon-
seq teljes elismereset vivta XII. A
gyermekek bamulatos iigyesseg-
gel mozogtak a szinpadon. Geren
dayne tiszteletes asszony farado-
zasa mem volt hiabavo. A campbell
Ii magyar apr6sagok csengo ma
gyar beszedje, bamulatos tancte.
hetsege igaz meglepetes volt
mindenki szamara.
Miisor kozben teritett asztalok
melle telepedett nagyszamu k0-
z0nseg egy resze, sokak csak ma
sodrk teritesnel keriiltek sorra.
Mt. Gerenday lelkesz asztali AIDA
sa utan, felszolgalasra kerillt "a
pompas vacsora, melynek keszi-
toi voltak: Timar Janosne, F0do
Istvanne, Babich Ferencne es P6-
Iva Ferencne. Az iigyes felszolga-
last, szepsegiikr6l hires camp
belli lanyok vegeztek: Bender Mar
git, Macy Iren, Fod6 Eliza, Ballagi
Julis, Macy Annus, Macy Albina,
Konya Etelka, Konya Trica, Fo-
dor Mariska, Horvath Irenke.
A miisor lezajlasa utan Meme
nyi Ern0 Mikl6s, Verhovay igaz-
cato, mint tosztmester nyitotta
meg a beszedek sorat S kerte fel
szogbeveresre a megjelenteket.
Saghy eln0k utan Gordon polgar-
mester utotte be az elso sz0get a
zaszloba, sep es tartalmas beszed
del idvozolve a magyarsagot es
a Verhovay tagokat. Maid Marthy
Ferenc, a Verhovay Egylet k0z-
ponti titkara tartott beszedet S
ismertette a mai iinnep jelent6se-
get. A "Magyar-amerikaiakrol
beszelt. Gaspar Istvan, k0zponti
penztarnok ibeszelt utana. Az III
zaszl6 rudjaba, a kovetkezok ver-
TEX be zaszl0sz0geket:
A Bridgeport Sz0vetseg youngs
town. osztaly lya-Csolinczki Ferenc
elnok, a warreni Els0 Magyar F
es n. Betegsegelyzo Egyfet-Szaj-
ko La.jos eln0k, a warfeni Magyar
Ifjusagi K0r-Popovich Mihaly, d
VerAovay Egylet nilesi fiokja-
Pap JOSEF, a campbelli Petof
Egylet-FUdG Istvan, a campbell.
Ii Magyar Atlcta Kor-Keszlel
Wendell, a campbelli Magyar Pol
gari K0r-Urlaub Antal, SIT
1mre Egylet yomgsowni fi0kJa-
Gyori Mihaly, a Youngstown SIT
Istvan Egylet-Turner JOSEF,
Munkas Betegsegelyzo Egylet
'campbelli fi6kja-Feher Mihaly
a Verhovay 10S. Youngstown Fl
okja-Gregosits Jozsef, a Verho
way Observation-Disclosures E
Miklos. Majoros Istvan es neje,
] zaszl1 maryar kereSztSziilei. Sat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-09
JUNIUs II, szoMBAT

Farrell, PA farrelli ma
gyar ref. egyhaz nagyszabasu
piknikje a Szlovak Parkban.
Medve Istvan zenekara mu-
zsikal.
JUNIUS II. SZOMBAT
Warren.-A Warreni Magyar
fjusagi K0r els0 Macy pix
mike a South Main es Fourth
utcak sarkan.
JUNIUS IL. VASARNAP.
Farrell, PA romai katho-
likus ifjusag szinielGadassal
egybek0t0tt tancmulatsaga a
Graner Hallban baldwin Av.
es French ST.. Bemutatasra
keriil A bir6 lanya, 3 felv.
nepszinmii.
JUNIUS Is. SZOMBAT
Niles.--A reformatus egyhaz
Macy balja a Roman Hallban.
JUNIUS Is, SZOMBAT
A fiiggetlcn magyar reforma-
tus egyhaz piknikje az Ohio
Works Play Groundjan.
JUNIUS rs, SZ0MBAT
Warren, O.-A Munkas BIS.
es Onkepz6 Szcrvezet 1OO-ik,
Warreni osztalyanak nagy-
szabasu nyari mulatsaga a
warreni Roman Hallban.
JUNIUs 25, SzollBAT
Sharon, PA Munkas Bs.
Szovetseg Silk osztalyanak
fenyes balja a Maennerchor
Hallban.
JuNIpS 49,, KEDp
4 A ASfqgtetlepf zsnagyI |
! szabasu pi4nikje.' !
JULIUS q, szoMBAT
A SIT. Gyorgy magyar gor.
'kath. egyhaz nagyszsbasu
nyari mulatsaga ss piknikje.
JuIIUS 4 HT10
a SIT. Isty6n egyhfx Is cry,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-09

mary Karoly, Szatmary Karolyne,
Bir6 Martonne - ferje emleke-
re, stb., stb. A helybeli fi6k tag
jai, zaszlo szogeiket, most vasar-
nap, gyiiles alkalmaval fogjak
beverni.
A zaszloszenteles alkalmaval a
k0vetkezo adomanyok folWak be
a Verhovay Egylet campbelli fiok-
jahoz:
Roy I. Gordon, polgarmester,
keresztapa $4,000.
Majoros Istvan es neje, kereszt-I
szilok $1,000.
A campbelli Petofi Egylet $25.
Urlaub Antal 500, Verhovay
106-ik fiok $15.
$10-$1O-t adtak: Bridgeport
Sz0vetseg 16-ik, Youngstown osz-
talya, a werreni |. Magyar Ferfi
es Mi Bs. Egylet, a warreni If
jusagi Kor, a SIT. Imre Egylet
youngstown fiokja, SIT. Istvan
Egylet, a Verhovay 10S-ik, young
stowni fiokja, a Munkas Bs camp
belli fiokja, Pipoly Gyula.
|, $3-$5-t adtak,: dr. Marthy Fe-
l'renc, BRO Martonne, campbellf
Magyar Atletikai Klu'b, alliancei
lBetegsegelyz6 Hgylet, ellwood-
cityi Verhovay fi6k, duquesnei
Verhovay fiok, cincinnatii Verho-
way fiok, decaturi 322-ik Verhovay
fiok, Kossuth K0r. 4
A cleveland 102-ik Verhovay
| fiok So.
Gaspar .Istvan, !, Gajecki Mihaly
ket-ket dollart. /,
Mem volna tudositasunk teljes;
ha meg mem emlekemenk azokr0l,
akik ennek a felcdhctetlen szep-
segii iinnepsegnek el6keszitoi es
faradhatatlan munkasai voltak. A
zaszloszentelesi bizottsag a kovet-
| kezokbGl allott: Horvath Rata
ell (elnok), Varga Istvan (titkar)
Sagi Ignac (jegyz6), Cseh Mihaly
| (penztarnok). A bizottsag nehez
mmkajat, Babich Ferenc, Varga
| IGabor, Urlaub Antal, Tisoczki ia
nos, Sas Gabor, Kuni Jozsef es
| Walter Janos segitsegevel vegez-
te.
j A miisor es zaszlo szogek beve
rese utan, kezdetet vette tanc-
lmulatsag. Medve Istvan hires es
| kedvelt zenekara ez alkalommal
ismet kitett magaert. A zaszlo-
szentelest bezar6 fenyes es nagy-
s2abasu bal, folyt azutan a leg
| jobb hangulatban es a legszebb
rendben, egGsz a hajnali orakig.
| A vasarnapi campbelli, magyar
| iinnep azok szamara, akik reszt
| vettei, feledhetetleliiil szep, dra-
| ga, magyar emlek marad.
| A campbelli magyarok kitettek
magukert = elmehetiink hozza-
| juk mind - kivetel nelkitil -
| hogy tanuljunk: az egymas meg.
| ertesrol, az osszetartasrol ba.
ratsagr6l...
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-09
Apro Hirdetesek

is: "Miert is szeretlek oily ma
gyong.. :"
!, Az egyik ur -megallt es malici6.'
zllsan intett:
- Pszt! Hallja?
A szemkOzti kavehazban szivet-
t6poen huzta a cigany. Ide hallat-
szott nota, AIT jatszotta, hogy;
/ E'Hazudik muzsikaszo. :" !
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-09
MAGYAROK NAPTARA

let nagyszabasu, egesz ma
pos piknikje a Campbell
Parkban.
JULIUS 4, HETF0
Sharon, PA Munkas Bs.
SNovetseg Silk osztalyanak
nagyszabasu piknikje Fa
bian fele farman. Kezdete
delutan 2 orakor.
JULIUS 4. HETF0
Ni1es.-A Nilesi Els6 Magyar
Betegsegelyzo Egylet piknik-
je a Samu fele farmon.
JULIUS 16, SZOMBAT
A fuggetlen magyar refor-
matus egyhaz nagyszabasu
nyari mulatsaga.
JULIUS 16, sZOMBAT
A "Magyarok Nagyasszo-
nya' hitk0zseg nagyszabasu
piknikje az Ohio Works Play
Groundjan. Kezdete d. u. 2
6rakor.
JULIUS %. SZOMBAT
A reformatus egyhaz egyet-
len, de nagyszabasu nyari mu
Iatsaga az Ohio Works Play
Groundjan.
AUGUszTUs 40. sZoMBAT
A Youngstown Magyar Egg
hazak es Egyletek NagybMott
saganak MAGYAR NAPJA
az osszes helybeli Is k0zel-ta-
vol k0rnyeki magyarsag be-
vonasaval.
AUG001A OO ~, 0AUHe0AA
A fiiggetlen magyar reforma-
tus egyhaz nagyszalbasu nya-
ri mlllstsaga.
. il swept. 4 vAsARNAP.
Sharon, Pa.-AAMaAkas Be-
! tessegslya6 Is OnHipua SCR
vezet sharoni osztalyanak sszi-
niel6adasa.
4x1RF1aGRER s, HIEF0
A SIT. Imre Egylet helyi osz-
taly$nak zaszl6 szentelese az
ukran Hallban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-09

Farrell, PA farrelli ma
gyar ref. egyhaz nagyszabasu
plknikje a Szlovak Parkban.
Medve Istvan zenekara mu-
zcikaI.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-09
EGY Eel AKER,

a varost6l nyugatra. GyiImoles
es bokrok. 7-szobas haz es kill
SO epiiletek. Ha gyorsan elkel,
ara $1,000.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-09
(Folytatas az 1-s0 oldalrol)

(FolytataS az l-S0 OldalrOl)
ben, szentelte fel zaszl6t. Predi-
kaciojaban meltatva a nap, vala-
mint zaszlo jelent6seget.
A katholikus szenteles utan is
met rendekbe sorakozott menet
a banda vezetese mellet, mas
uton vonult vissza a Horvat Hall
ba. Az emelvenyen oft varta mar
az iinnepl0 sokasagot, Mt. DIR. &C.
renday Laszlo, a Youngstown fig
getlen ref. egyhaz lelkesze, aki az
amerikai es magyar Hymnus ell
hangzasa utan, szep beszed kere-
teben felszentelte es megaldotta
zaszl6t. sR
Nemsokara ezutan kezdetet vet
te a vilagi iinnepseg, egy pompa-
SAN osszeallitott miisorral, mely-
mex kereteben rs gyermek szere-
pelt. A gyemekeket Gerenday
tiszteletes asszony tanitotta be, a
zongorakiseretet , Gerenday Hon
ka latta ell. Il SN
A miisor kereteben k0vetkezo
szamok keriiltek bemutatasra:
l. Megnyit6 - mondotta Csep-
Ike Janos. " ~E1
2. Verbuvalas - szinjatek egy
felvonasban. Verbunkusok Kul-
csar Boriska, Varga Ilonka es
Varga Matild. Legenyek: RADIO
Val Janos, Varga Aranka, Kele-
llen Janos, Pejko Jeno es Pejk6
Bzsi. Huszarok: Gerzsenyi Jozsi,
Polyak Janos,> Raylovai mre es
Sas Imre. Pap-Balogh Mihaly
Leanyok: Tamas Iren, Kopp ,Er-
Isl, Urlaub Anna es Kovacs Err
Isl. Gazda-Fedor Ferenc, gazd-
asszony-Radovai Ilonka, sz6l6
enek-Fedor Erzsi.
3. Kor magyar. Tancoltak Var
ga Rozsi, Csepke Karoly, Letoha
Mariska, Gyori Aranka, Biztos
Mari, Tisoczki Istvan, Varga
Aranka, Varga Od0n, 10th Maris
ka, Feher Janos, Orosz Iren, La
katos Iren, Balogh Mangit, Halasz
Iren, AJvasz Jolanka, Varga R6-
zsi.
4. Edes hazam. Szavalta Varga
J0zsi.
5. Clogging ng-Kulcsar Kati es
Gy6ry Aranka.
6. Baba tanc. Lejtettek k0vet-
kez0 ennivaloan kedves apr6sa-
gok: Kelemen Margitka, Pollak
Margitka, Cseh Olga, Fazekas Ju-
liska, Varga Ezsike, Sas R6zsike
es Sas Imre.
Z. Tanc-Kopp Magda es Erzsi-
Ike.
s. Hegedii szam-Orosz Ferenc.
9. "Hazaert''. tancos ieIenet
Lakatos lren, Ajvasz Jolanka,
Orosz Iren, Gerenday Klari. Elfo-
gott magyarok: Kelemen Margit-
ka es Sas Imre. Zaszlo tart0k: Ke-
lemen J6zsi 6s n6p.
10. "Arato iinnep". Szerepl0k
Gazda-Kelemen Josef, gazda-
ne-Fazekas Sari, arato-Fedor
Janos, arato gazda-Varga R6zsi
koszorus lany-Nagy Mariska, ko-
szorus legeny-Ferenczy J6zsi
arato legenyek-Molnar Elek, Pa.
tok Janos es Mikl6s, Letoha Ma.
ris, Kovacs Erzsi, Gyetvai Maris
Csepke 1rma. Leanyok-Gy6r
Aranka, Kulcsar Magda, Balogi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-25

John Wilgolski, "a. an alleged boot
logger and former deputy sheriff. died
here yesterday. The surviving police
man probably will be charged with the
murder of the other. his star having
been removed while he was under
guard in hospital.
The duel resulted when two officers,
both in plain clothes. drove their ma
chimes into an alley back of a police
station to shoot out quarrel over
who had the right of way at street
intersection. After the shooting each
claimed they thought the other was q
gangster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-25

serving a term for the murder
of his sweetheart, Freda Lesser. in
1921, was refused consideration yes.
terday by the district attorneys Office.
A communication was sent to Gov.
Young advising against any pardon
or parole. -
New has served six years of a mini
mum 10-year sentence. At the time
of the crime he drove to the police
station with the girls body to give
himself up and at the trial pleaded
insanity. In his parole application he
claimed that Miss Lesser committed
suicide, but that he did not present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-25

families in Italy and a corresponding
effort to reduce the infantile death
rate has led TO the discovery of a
bad milk" scandal in Rome.
Special public agents have found
1853 cases Of Swimming milk and
adulterating it, in some cases with
dirty water, during January and al
most as many thus far this month
The government has announced
that such cases will be dealt with
severely. additional heavy fines will
be imposed fragrant cases will result
in Jail sentences and black lists of
offenders will be published
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-25

VICTORIA, British Columbia, Feb
ruary % ON.-Women will be admit
ted as members of the Anglican Synod
Of British Columbia with the restric-
ton that "in every parish at least SO
per cent of the elected representa-
tives shall consist of male communi.
cants," the synod decided at it's annual
fneAtinx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-25
BATH FOR STATUE.
Coffee Will Be Used to Dayken
Marble.

LONDON. February 2S CN.--Jeseph
Chamberlain's recently unveiled mar.
BILE statue in the lobby Of the House
of Commons is so startiingiy white
that it has been given tea bath.
This failed to give II the softneas
of age and a coffee bath IL next to
be tried.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-25
ROME HAS DISCLOSURE
OF bad MILK" SCANDAL
Follows Mussolini's Campaign to
Encourage Large Families and
Reduce Infant Death Rate.

BY the Associated Press.
ROME, February 25. -- Premier
Mussolini's nationwide campaign
for the encouragement of large
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-25
PAROLE FOR HARRY NEW,
WHO killed GIRL, DENIED
Youth Claiming to Be Postmaster
Generals Son Has Served
Six Years.

BY the Associated Press
LOS ANGELES, February 25.-An
application for parole made by Harry
New, who claims to be the son of
Postmaster General New, VINO is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-25

the fact because he was so upset he
did not care what happened to him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-25
SECOND DEATH RESULTS
FROM POLiCEMEN'S DUEL
Alleged Bootlegger Dies of Acct
dental Wound Incurred When
Officers "Shoot Out Quarrel"

BY the Associated Press
CHICAGO. February Z5.--Wounded
Wednesday night during duel be-
tween two policemen, one of whom
was killed and the other wounded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-25
JUSTICE BUILDING
DELAY INDICATED
Other Items in $50, 600 900
Project More Urgent,
SmoOt Believes.

Without indicating definitely how
soon he believes the new Department
of Justice Building will be started on
the present site of Center Market,
Senator Smoot. chairman of the Pub.
lie Buildings Commission. expressed
the opinion today that the housing
needs of that department are not as
urgent as some of the other projects
in the $50,000,000 Federal building
program.
The Senator explained, however,
that if the Justice structure should
be given a position among the later
projects on the building program it
would be because some of the other
proposed buildings are needed more
urgently and not because of the exist
ence of the market on the site.
But whether an appropriation to
begin the Department of Justice is
made by the next Congress or put off
until nearer the end of the tive-year
building program, there is a feeling
among local officials that the definite
selection of the Center Market square
for one of the new buildings will serve
to hasten consideration by Congress
of Washington's market problem.
Senator Smoot returned to the city
today from his visit to the President
in South Dakota and he said no ar
rangements have been made for the
next meeting of, the Public Buildings
Commission. The question of a new
market location. however, is not be-
fore that commission.
A site for the new Farmers Mar
ket will be recommended to Congress
when it meets by the District Com
missioners and the question of the
future Of the retail Center Market is
primarily within the jurisdiction of
the Department of Agriculture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-25
ST|LLMAN TO We'd
IN FOREST SETTING
Four Priests to 0fficiate at
Ceremony Tomorrow-Dis-
ruption Denied.

by tiie ASSUtIdtCu LItSSs
NEW YORK. July 25.-Elaborate
preparations for the wedding tomor-
row of James Bud" Stillman and his
North woods sweetheart. Lena Wilson
are described in dispatches to New
York newspapers today from Grand
Anse, Quebec.
Four priests of the Catholic Church
will officiatc at the marriage of the Is.
year-old French-Canadian girl to the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Stillman
prominent and wealthy members of
New York society.
The marriage will take place out
doors in & rustic setting at the forest
camp" of the Stillmans. Lumberiack
and natives of the district will attend
as guests, together with some of the
most prominent society members of
the States and the Dominion.
Best Man Yields AK.
A broad wooden platform has been
erected where residents of the" Three
Rivers will dance the oldfashioned
square dances to the music of accor-
dions and violins.
Yesterday. young Fowler McCor-
mick, son of Harold f. Mccormick of
Chicago. and prospective best man ut
the wedding: in oVerallS. was swing
ing an AK and hammering with the
other laborers in completing final
touches for the ceremony.
The last opposition to the marriage
on the part of the Wilson's. is said to
have been overcome with the signing
by Bud" of an agreement whereby
any children of their union would be
reared in the Ca ,holic faith.
Rev. Father Ephrem Lamy. cure of
Grande Piles. who has known Bud
since he was a youngster and Lena
since she was | year old, declared
there is no truth in reports of family
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-25
disruption because of jealousy shown

disruption because of jealousy shown
Lena by her six sisters.
Lena, yesterday went to confession
and received the pre-nuptial COM
munion, while the bridegroom lobe
watched the ceremony. Lena lost a
valuable necklace while shopping at
La Tuque.
Father Lamy revealed that immedi-
ately after the ceremony the young
couple plan to leave for Europe. where
they will spend three months in Eng
land. France and Italy. At Rome. he
said, they will try to obtain an audi
ence with the Pope.
Father Lamy declared that Lena's
mother and sisters are sure to be
guests at the wedding, although Mrs.
Stillman was quoted as saying they
would not be among those present.
The Stillman home has been officially
closed to newspaper men.
Young Stillman. who was graduated
from Princeton this year, plans to
study tor a medical career. He first
met his prospective bride, when she
was servant at his mothers place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-25
THREE AUTOS IN CRASH.
Takoma Park Man Charged With
Reckless Driving.

An automobile driven by William
Bonifant. % years old. 266 Carroll
avenue. Takoma Park, Md, about
O'Clock yesterday morning colided
with the automobile of Frederick
Merillat, 1868 New Hampshire avenue.
parked in front of its owners home.
and also with the automobile of w. A.
Warthen. Eighteenth and Newton
streets. Police charged Bonifant with
reckless driving and he deposited $50
collateral for his appearance in court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-25
TRIO HURT IN FIGHT.
Detectives Confscate Three Re-
volvers and Razor.

Investigating a free-for-ail fight in
an alley near First and Pierce streets,
In which three colored people were
wounded last night, detectives confis-
rated three pistols and a razor, taking
two pistols from the home of Walter
Durant, colored, "a Myrtle street
northeast, who was charged with as
sault with a deadly weapon.
The casualties We're: William Park
er, 25 L street, shot in the stomach;
Alberta Coleman, bystander. shot in
the jaw, and Ella Newton, 1876 Tenth
street, several teeth knocked out De-
tectives Patrick O'Brien and J. C.
Collins investigated the case. They
stated that they found a pistol and
D. razor in Durant's car.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-25
Car-Stop Change Protested.

y petition signed by 90 residents in
the vicinity of lexington and Quincy
places northeast, protesting against
recent change in car stop from
the south side of Quincy place on
lexington place to a point adjacent
to q street on lexington place, VI. s
received by the Public Utilities Com
mission TODAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-25
Iron Pays for Schools.
correspondence of The Star

Correspondence of The Star
MINNEAPOLIS.-M per.
manent State school fund has reach ID
$50 100000 and is growing at a rate
of $4,000 a day. Taxes on the iron
mining industry provide the fund and
keep swelling it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-25

A specially equipped Pullman car is
occupied by the % members of Prince.
sons Summer School of Geology and
National Resources. The party will
tour Northern United States and
Canada until August "a.
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