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$4,000.
A LITTLE EAST OF
SAUL'S ADDITION.

$1Oo5O
three
rooms the
schools transportation Reasonable
S695O
NEAR SOLDIERS HOME.
~ Attractive 1nistyDs twenty feet
$3.50.
SEMI-DETACHED.
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$8o5O '*'
SEMI-DETACHED.
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water
mont - ~ ~ 1870 -
$oOOO
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m Pretty cOalp type brick home
Condition
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liTear 10th and Irving-Four and
Eve rooms, kitchen, bath, porch
and garage, sos and $50. Wis
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WANTED-APARTMENTS

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l-room, kitchenette. bath apartment. fur
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s OR ROOM HOUSEKEEPING APT, UN-
furnished, in NV. section, by young mar
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MONEY To LOAN.

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andria 767.
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$3.50 cash. s65 mo-, will buy Broom. .
oath prick nome, newly papered and paint
eo: cleo, gas, h.-a.h.; N st. NV
800 cash, $50 mo-, will buy 7-room, bath
brick; elec., gas, h.-a.h; 25th st. al M NV
500 cash. s35 mo-, will buy Groom house,
4th st. ne. at G; large lot
$iOO cash, $40 mo-, will buy new brick:
bath gas, cleo. h.-w.h.; near car line in
good ne. location.
z. NJ AIKEN,
927 18th st. NV.
Main 1856; Ewes. Lincoln 5753. 3s
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-11
MA PREDAJ ALEBO MA ZANE.
NU IA MAJETOK v MESTE

SO akrova farma S 8 izbovym
domom, fornes, 2 studne ma vodu,
barna inc staviska, kazdeho dru-
hu ovocina, vyborna poda, Z mil
Cd Youngstown ma McGuffey Rd
ma statnej hranici, / mil u cd New
Bedford ma Hubbard Road. Hla-
ste sa u John Gallada ma farme a
lebo v Miller United Shoe Store,
259 w. Federal st. (22)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-11
PROF. f. r. JEHLICSKOVI IA
RAMCEK.

Niles. Mich. - Dostal sa mi do
r1k, pane professor F. r. Jehllcs-
ka, Vas casopis ''Samostatnost "
V ktorom okrem nadavok, mic po-
ucneho som nom nenasiel. Vi
dim, re Ste sluzbe arcisatana,
lebo len on m61e tol 'ko spiny a
podlosti ma kopu posnasat U
primne Vam vyznam, be SOM y mo
JON zivote tol'ko odpornych a
hnusnych SLOW pohromade nevi-
del. ako v tel Vasej "Samostat-
nosti'. Temer kazdy riadok pre-
spikoyany je takouto krasomlu-
YOU: "bet 'ari, zlodeji, oplani, po-
dliaci, darebaci, smilnlci, prasivci,
lumpi, blbci atd' atd'.' Nuz py-
tam sa Vas, aky je mravny a po-
liticky osoh takeho pfsania? Ste
profesorom teologie, Ste klazom.
Ste dospelym muzom, akoze teda
ten l'ud vychovavate?
Poznam Vas osobnee, chodil som
ma Vase prednasky este V starej
vlasti. Pocival som, citaval som
kazle Vase slovo, bol som Vasim
|st1pencom, lebo vtedy Dol Ste
muzom, ktory nenavidel, karal
kainovcov. A dnes? Len Bob vie,
60 "a to Vami stale. Opustil Ste
|svo5et', priatel 'ov, ziyych j mrt- It
|vych a stal Ste sa mlef.ne rece1lo
hanobitel 'om, tupitel ON usetkeho
Go vam holo vo Vasom mladom
veku mile vzacne. Povla6il Ste
vo vasom phtku Vasho oddaneho
priatel'a zosnuleho Antona Biele-
ka, muza to, ktory staval Vas n
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-11

priklad slovenskej mladezi. J Wy
vel'mi dobre viete, BE. Antoh Bic
lex Dol ten muz, ktory mas sloven-
skych mladfkov pred 80 rokmi v
narodnom duchu posilyova1 a lial
ohen lasky do srdc nasich k rodu
sslovenskemu. Spomeniem Yam q
toho len toto: Ked zosnuly p. An
ton Bielek recnil Liptovskom
Sv. Mikulasi a po reci jeho ma dru
ny den - dnes u1 pokoji odpo-
clvajnca pi. Stodolova takto k
slayho prehovorila: 'sPanovia, ta-
kych Antonov ncmame mnoho a
ami mat nebudeme, nuz ctime a
vazme 81 ich. Vtedy Ste to sam
tax cinil. Ano, pocul som Vas nie-
len ia, ale mnohi ini horlivi Slo-
vaci, ako Ste uctiye hoyorili o tom
Antonovi Bielekovi, ktoreho 81 my
Ii do dnes ctime a ma neho sa S
laskou rozpominame a ktoreho Wy
dnes potupujete. Wy Ste sa uz
zhavraneli preto kopli Ste do
mohyly svojho najlepsieho pirate.
la a spolapracovnfka. Ci sa u5
|nepamatate ma Vase slova, ktore
|Ste nam boil svojho casu poveda
Lii, re kto ublizi mrtvemu, hoder
|je opovrhnutia je vyvrhel ON
Il'udskej spolocnosti? Nuz povedz
te mi, ei sa ia Vasa vtedajsia w.
Ipoved newt 'ahuje dnes ma Vas
| Vera ano. No este toto: Wy nan
| lhoverite, ze nasi vodcovia su l'u
| dia iii % budncnost' slovenskeht
lnaroda sa nestarajilci. Prosln
| Vas, preukazte sa Wy s Vaso1
| pracou. Povedzte l'udu slovenske
| mu, co Ste "a poslednyeh 20-3l
rohov "a jeho prava a chleblcel
| vykonali. Nadavat' spintat t
moze hocijaky trul'o, ale praco
vat, obetovat zertvovat' na t
| treba cloveka dobrej y6le, dobre
no srdca. To co vykonala kon
"a mas narod Slovenska Liga
Vami nenavideni americkl vereJ
! nj cinitelia, nevykonate ami w
, ami Vasi pomocnici mocl by st
i zili este sto rokov.>
Koncim: Spinte kol 'lSo chcet'
, ako chcete, ale ma Jedno nezabt
! daite to je: americki Slovat
i1Vas platok odhodia, lebo sa NJ
chcn stat korist 'ou diveJ EVER,
!, iako sa stal prvy bratovrah kail
! Koloman 9. Petrusk'
4 Glen Slov. Ligy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-11
PRECo sA TRAPIf DAR0MNE?
F. L. I. S.

Iba blazon sa vyhryzie tohoto
sveta. Daromnylni starost ami 81
v nicom neprospejeme, preeo sa
teda tax trapit' /? Slabe nervy, u
bitost', rome obavy a starostl
to su dosledky nasho moderneho
sposobu zivota, jeho neprestaJne-
ho shonu honu. CT je naozaj po-
trebno, ably SINE vsetky 1lkoly ia
mas kladene prevadzali rychlo-
st 'ou hraniciacou takmer az ma
sialenstvo, ak name vyhovet' po-
ziadaykam, ktore moderna civili-
zacia nasosi na lu 'dslS6 schopno-
sti? A ma ostatku, ci je vacsina
nervovych chorob naozaj zaprici-
nena t'azkon, vysilujilcou pracou,
alebo slozkami insimi ma prl-
klad nedostatkom sebaoyladania,
dusevnej rovnovahy, alebo pevneJ
yole? CT ME je to ma ostatku iba
nedostatol5 filozofie, ktorou by
SINE 81 rnce objasnili priciny ma
sich starostl?
X voli comu sa lsudia najviaceJ
| : ~ f. t + = 5 :
pliagajn? Staeilo sd yymenovat
styri hlavne prfciny l'udskych
starosti: bohatstvo, zdravie, po-
stavenie hrdost'. Ako nerozum-
ne je, trapit' sa k voli veciam, kto
re tyn zmenit nemozeme!
Ak sa trapime mad nedostatkom
penazi, starost ami a ztratou zdra
veho spanku, akiste nezbohatne-
me!
Ak mate ma mysli zdravfe, pre-
co sa MEDIATE dokladne prehliad-
nut spoil 'ahlivym lekarom a nena-
Isledujete potion jeho radu Ak ste
|naozaj chory, neznesnadnuJte MOI
most vyzdravenia daromnym ira
penfm a nedostatkom odvahy ce-
| lit zivotu tax, al1o prichadza.
Alebo ci je prieinou vasich sta
lresti postayenie, Q ktorom SO
snad' nazdavate,s ze YAM nedovo'
l'uje rozvinut rice vase schop-
nostiY Alebo ze je pod vasu do
stojnost', alebo je to iba vasa
hrdost Coho ddfate tymito sta
rost ami docielit'g Ak bude Y mich
knolxraGoyat utratite naiprv EVoie
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-11

postayenle a neskorSie ocividome
al hrdost'. Ak sa, nesikujete ma
pracu, ktord teraz konate, najdite
ST noyd, a to Co mono najsk6r.
Ak nemate svoju pracu rad, ak sa
netesfte lspechov ,sktorych sa v
nej dopracujete, dozicte 81 par mi
nut na pokojne prehliadnutie 81
tuacie: bud sa praea nesikuje pre-
vas, bud Wy sa nesikujete pre-
tento druh prace. v tomto druhom
pripade bude iba ma vas zalezat' !,
ak chcete zjednat napravu. Teda
al OIL 'adom tejto veci sd starosti
daromne a to tym skorsie, De ~
ak ste nestrannym, musite vo vac
Sine pripadov doznat' ze "a svo-
ju nepoloojpost, ste vinny Wy a ME
vase postayenie!
VA
Ma ostatku je mozne al to, ze
prislucha k tel triede l'udf, ktora
dudre ma poeasie, ochka preto, ze
vlak sa zapozdil, vyhl 'adava prf
cinu k otupam v kazdej bezvy
znamnej daromaine ma ostatkr
| ~
nevie, kde sa v nej ia nepokoj
most berie. Coze je TAX t'azko po
[rozumet', ze pliagat' sa k voli We
clam, ktore tym kontrolovat' ne
mozeme, je zbytoenost 'ou, ktoro,
81 iba robfme zivot t alzsim, ako W
skutoenosti jeY Radime yam pref,
nprimne: odhod'te svoje zbytoe
ne casio celkom bezdovodne sta
rosti a prijfmajte Diary zivota ,
tom rozsahu, axiom yam ich osut
podava, cize: bud tie trochu flo
zofickymi a tym al st 'astnejsim
l'ud mi!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-11
ivas BAsst, rssaSy6s. =. {. agolssUsis, poEpr.
!. s. sss-1@-. .==:.omnt1- 2. & -nri5l<a, pc
PRA Y
SLOVENSKEJ j LICY.
Dox vybor: J. HuSSk, j. Durish, n. Sin6&k.
Povota: s. KukuGa, a. u. paIkoviG. r. Weber

Vysokoctena redakcia:
Bud tie laskavi uverejnit vo va
som casopise tn pripojeny clanok,
ktory dostah SINE cd isteho rodu-
verneho slovenskeho r. k. duchoy
neho, 60 ohlas ma zpravy, ktort
chc1 medzi nami americkymi Slo
vakmi now rozruch zapricinit
IS 1ctyplnym pozdravom a vre
lou vd 'akou,
Jan A. Kocur,
tajomnik Slov. Ligy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-11


sujnce, ze clovek Rev. Komarov-
no typu da sa oktizlit' fakirovi
Jehlieskovi he neodmietne Cd
|seba este ten priatel 'stva elo-
|vekom, ktereho sugove napady a
xradna praca hnusom naplnuje
ksxdeho, v kom este celkom ne
vymrel cit slusnosti a narodneho
povedomia.
Rev. Komara vydava nabozen-
sky mesacnik Bozske Srdce"
Pocul som, ze uz "a roxy nenapi-
|sal clanku do svojho casopisu, ale
lie clankami zaplnuje no celkom
Jehlicska. Odhliadnuc cd toho, ze
ME je pekne, ably sa Rev. Komara
blyskal perrin, ktore ME je jeho,
ably sa predstavoval verejnosti,
jako redaktor, ked skutocnosti
MIN ME je, nepochopitel'n ne je, a
ko dovoli pedavat' do svojho ca
sopisu elanky nabozensko-poucne
lclovekovi, ktory pre- svoju sku-
tocnom zivote dokazan1 zvrhlost
sotva by sa opovazil medzi eita-
Itel' mi "Bo4skeho Srdca' osobne
lukazat'. Jake pravo ma Jehlicska
niekoho mravne polcat' ked Ii
votom svojim tax napadne do
svedcuje, ze on sam pravde, {
spravedInosti, o trpezlivosti, {
slusnosti atd'., AMI pochopu nema
Beda nabozenskemu casopisu
ktory ma "a redaktora fanaticke
no politickeho agitatora. Beda ci
ltatel 'om Gasopisu, ktorl tai
mutneho pramefla musia sa napa
| jat' vodou nabozenskeho obcer
stvenia a povzbudenia. Ba ozaj, {
| o tomto vsetkom citatelia "Boz
skeho Srdca'' znaj1.
| Mono, ze tomu neni tax, y
lJehlicska Rev. Komara sn 81 ia
Xxi blizki. ale okolnosti svedcia j
|nac. z tychto okolnostl spome
Iniem len til, ze Jehlicskova "Sa
, mostatnOst dochodi skoro vse
itkym, ktori predplacajii 81 Rev
Komarovo "Bozske Srdce'. I
to nesvedci, re Rev. Komara
Jehlicska stl 81 vel l'mi blizki, re d
ljedneho mecha duju?
Boly easy, ked' nase katolick
knazstvo nassledkom nemravne
: mad 'arskej vychovy male medl
sebou narodnych odronov a sobt
ckych Streberov. Ia poslednyc
Iniekol 'ko rokov pomery v tomt
4 OIL ,ade sa hodne zlepsily. Katol
cke naSe knazstvo svojou marco
nou pracou, svojou mravno-vycht
I, vaNatel 'skou cinnost 'ou do vel
kej miery ziskalo 81 uz V srdclac
svojho l'udu to miesto, ma ktor
! je prirodzene opravnene. Ci pc
sledne pocfnanie niektorych ki
tolickych kilazov ma byt' obnovt
} MIN tych ran, ktore nasemu l'ud
v minulosti tol 'ko krNacania "a
prfcinily9
Tntrigant Jehlicska chce kall1
vodu, aby v mutnom mohol lovlt
Mech ii, ktorych povinnost ,ou
byt' ma strait, maj1 sa ma pozore
L
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-11
NARADIE MA PREDAJ

Pre- odcestovanie predam lacno
dive pece, uhl 'ovn gazovn, diva
lSuchynsIke kabinety, postel' a
pekny set do prednej izby. Haste
sa Mrs. Gomborsly, $50 Summit
Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-11
JEHI.ICsKovI PRfvRzENCI?

Pre- mas, americkych Slovakov,
zapodievat' sa Jehlicskom je1
zbytoene.
Ber1c do povahy jeho osobu,
kazdy vie, ze Jehlicska je u mas
mic neznaciacim individuumom.
Prisiel do Ameriky, mic dobreho'
tn nevykonal, ale narobil smra
du a ztratil sa jake gator. V i
nom rnchu mono no povazovat
"a povestneho kapitana Dimitri-
jevica No. III.
3 narodno-politickeho OIL 'adu
zavrhuje no takmer bez vcnimky
kaSdy americky Slovak. Jeho k
Mad 'arom smerujuce snahy s1
tax oeividome, ze odporom sa
musi odvratit cd mich kazdy, kto
ma co len kvapku porozumenia
pre- SlOVenSku Vec.
o Jehlicskovi teda skoda pi-
sat. V spojeni S Jehlicskovinou
spomenutia hodnou smutnou
vecou je len to, ze poslednych
casoch lkazaly sa zjavy, jake by
Jehlicska NAL medzi nami privr
zencov a to l'udi, ktori jake rim
kat. knazi narokujd 81 yodcovstvo
narole. Sn iba dvaja-traja, ale
itychto pridruzovanie ku Jehlics
kovi je pol'utovania hodne, pone-
vac hadze skvrnu ma nase rodu-
verne k1azstyo, ktore ami SO spis
navymi sposobami Jehlicskovho
boja, ami jeho mad 'arsko-irre-
dentistickou politikou nesuhlasl,
ami sdhlasit nemoEe.
Rev. Lavrinec Cerny, farar vo
Westfield, Mass. ohlasovany bol
davnejsie, jake americky agent
Jehlicskovej "Samostatnosti :. Vi
diac hnusne intrigy Jehlicskove,
zrieknul sa agentnry verejne sa
osyedcil, re on nikdy medal po-
volenia, aby oznamovany bol co
agent Jehlicskoveho platku. Jeho
osvedcenie nebolo sice niekto-
rych OIL 'adoch dost' jasne, ale da-
10 dostatocne ma javo, re Rev.
Cerny nechce mat MIC spolocne-
no Jehlicskom.
Najvys rohorsuIjucim pre- ma
su slovenskl yereinost je, re dl'a
poslednych cisiel Samostatno.
stu Jehlicskovi ma pomoc prisko
Gil Rev. Slavo Moravek, faral
connellsvillesky. Poznam Rev. M
raveka, co udatneho narodneht
pracovnika prikladneho knaza
preto mako neide mi do hlavy
iako sa moze taky clovek prldat
ku Jehlicskovi. Iba decko nevldi
ze Jehlicska vedie boz pomsty
a. osobnej ambicie, kdezto
Rev. Moravekovej bezzistnosti ps
chybovat sd media. Jedine, co icl
moze spajat je nenavist ku &c
chom, ii ceskoslovenskej Wade
Nenavist' vSak je zlym radcom
Pride cas-, re Jehlicska unikne
boiiska Rev. Moravek ostan
sam ma Fade. Vtedy sa vzpamata
nahliadne syoj omyl a uzna, 9
skoda mu bolo Jehlicskom S;
spajat'. Americky statocny kna
sotva 81 moze dovolit' stat nj
jednej politickej platforme $ ia
kou rafinovanou, prefikanou lis
kou, ako je Jehlicska.
O Rev. +. A. Komarovi, fararo
Vi V Bridgeport, Conn, davno ko
luEa chyry, ze je yel'ky priatel
.as podporovatel Jehlicskov. Tai
'ko je s1dit ',kol'ko je tom pray
DIV a kol 'ko ME. Rev. Komara w
zyany boil verejne, aby sa osved
ell, v jakom pomere stoji kn Jsh
licskovi. Dosial' ziadnej ,odpcve
de medal. 'Ci to ma znaeit': kt'
mlcii'' svedcii Jes to zaiste pohol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-20
PRESIDENT PROVES
ADEPT FISHERMAN
Executives Success as An
gler ExciteS Comment at
Summer Capital.
BY J. RUSSELL YOUNG.
STAFF Correspondent OF The Star.

CEDAR ISLAND LODGE, Brule
River, Wis, July 20.-President Coolidge
is rapidly developing into one of the
prize fishermen in the head of the
lakes country and Is as proud as y
small boy OF his accomplishments with
rod and reel
He is beginning to hang up some
records for this section. Already his
catches are being talked about in fish,
ing circles. It may be just luck, or 1t
may be the results OF skill. but Presi-
dent Coolidge is Juggling home after
each days fishing string Of fish con-
siderably larger In number and size
than the average catch. His own aver
age is about ID. and these generally run
about one pound TO one pound and a
half in size. Frequently, however. they
are larger
The Presidents greatest pride Is In
his ability to land two fish on his line
at the same time. 1t Is this trick of
his that is making the local sportsmen
prick up their ears when they hear
about it. 1t was on the Fourth of
July, while celebrating his birthday
that he had the thrill OF his first double
catch. Since then he has been repeat
ing this performance every day OF so.
Mr.. Coolidge is fishing some part of
every day except Sunday. It doesn't
make any difference II the skies are
threatening or If 1t is raining. He
dresses for the weather and wades In
Just the same, After spending yesterday
morning debating and attending to
other pressing business he put on his
slicker. rubber hip-boots and l0-gallon
hat and braved the heavy downpour for
two hours of angling.
1t was necessary TO abandon his fish,
Ing this morning to 90 10 the Executive
Office In Superior. where he had several
engagements and where he had ar
ranged to sign his name to mass O.!
accumulated documents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-20
EHLL FINED SIS
0NDR|NK CHARGE
HandIey and Bryant Penal
lied $500 Each by Po-
lice Board.

Policeman C.. A. Ezell of the third
precinct was fined SIS yesterday after
noon by the police trial board, which
investigated charges against him of in
toxication and driving and colliding
while intoxicated He pleaded guilty to
the first specification. AS no direct
testimony was introduced TO support the
other counts. they were not pressed
The evidence showed that on July 8
he was intoxicated while an occupant
of an automobile which coilided at
Twenty-sixth and B streets with a
parked car
Several witnesses testified that the
officer had been on sick leave for almost
month and only three days before
the accident had undergone an opera
ton at Naval Hospital DR.. James Kill
roy, police surgeon, who examined Eel,
declared him TO be in weakened con-
dition and expressed the opinion that
some one had given him some alcohol.
Policemen w. G, Handley and r. s.
Bryant OF the second precinct were
fined 500 each by the board on charges
growing out of their apprehension In a
place of questionable reputation on
New Jersey avenue. They both pleaded
guilty
Evidence to support the charges made
against Detective C. G. Stepp of the
ninth precinct by Mrs. Mary J. Davis
of ITO Fifteenth street northeast that
the officer broke into her home in the
early morning of June g. failed to ex-
hibit warrant and used abusive Ian
guage toward her. was heard by the
board. Because OF lack of time, the
case was then continued for two weeks.
Mrs. Davis told the board that Stepp
one of her roomcrs and then laid his
gun and badge on the table and chal-
lenged any one who cared to accept TO
go into the yard and settle the question
OF who was the best man."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-20
VILLAGE is MEXICAN MECCA.

NOGALES, Ariz. July 20 CPl.-The
agricultural village OF Navajoa in south
ern Sonora today temporarily became
the heart OF Mexico. and the trails.
roads and railway leading into it became
the nations veins along which flowed
MexIcans of all stations in life.
Poems afoot. cahallerns business men
and government officials made their
mecca the little towns on the bank Of
the Mayo River. where Gen. Aware
Ohregon, assasSinated President-elect Of
Mexico. Will be buried.
Friends and followers of Obregon
throughout northern Mexico and great
numbers of workers who live on his huge
ranch holdings streamed into Navaioa
long before the scheduled hour OF ar
rival of the funeral train bearing the
slain leaders body from Mexico City.
A special train from the north car
ried friends, relatives and citizens 500
niles from NogaleS, Sonora. to the scene
Of Obregon's burial
On the outskirts of the Mexican VII
!ase the Mayo and Yaqui Indians. who
have come for the funeral have pitched
their tents while in the town the
meager hotel accommodations already
have been taken and private residences
have been opened 10 those who have
lourneyed there
Gov Abclar6o Rodriguez OF Lower
California. accompanied by Gems. Ma
etaS and Borquez, and many other
prominent officials of northwestern
Mexico were on the funeral train az
NogaleS. Sonora
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-20
MYSTERY SHROUDS
DROWNING Of GIRL
Police See Novelist in Death
of Student-Body Found
in Hudson.
pv The Associaicd Press.

BY The Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 20.--Thc death OF
Virginia Drew 24-year-old student Of
literature and reincarnation, whose body
was found floating in the Hudson Rive.
furnished mystery todaS.
The parents we're inclined to plsc=
little crcdcnce in report to police by
Caroline Noyotny, who described h.
self as friend of Miss Drew. that the
student had told her of a SUICIDE pat
with novelist, but they asked a fun
investigation.
II was determined that Miss Drew
had called on Maxwell Bodenheirl. au-
thor of "Replenishing Jessica." on Sun
day night. She was not seen again
until her body was found yesterday
The girls father. q New York Central
agent, said he did not believe his daugh-
ter had had suicide pact with Boden-
hcim, but he felt that the novelist
might have something to explain"
which would help clear up the mystery
Bodenheim, police found. checked
out from The hotel where the girl visited
him on Tuesday and his publishers said
they had not been able to reach him
since. Both Miss Novotny and Miss
DreW's parents said that Bodenheim
had been helping the girl with her
writing and that she had seemed de-
jected over criticisms he had made of
her work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-20
HINTS CLOSE MOBILE QUIZ.
Italian Envoy Not Certain of Ofieial
Inquiry. However.

OSLO. July 20 Opl.-The Italian
Minister to Norway, replying to a ques-
ton regarding the Mobile expedition,
said today that Gen umbcrto Mobile
and the other survivors of the Italia
would return to Italy through Stock
holm and central Europe
The Minister could not say whether
an official inquiry would be opened on
the expedition, but thought ii most
likely that the general would be re-
CURED to furnish a very detailed report
The suggestion that Premier MuSSo-
linl was In any way responsible for the
Italia's expedition WIS rejected by the
Minister. who SAID the project was
purely of private character, organ
lied and financed by the City of Milan.
Premier MusSolini, he said. never gave
any order that the Italian flag be
dropped on the Pole on May IS in eele-
bration OF Italy's entry into the World
War.
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TWO COAST GUARDS
DIE IN BOAT CRASH
Patrol Vessel, Rammed by
Freighter, Sinks Off Deta-
ware Capes.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CAPE MAY. N. j., July 20,~Two
Coast Guardsmen were drowned and
five rescued today when the steam
ship Culberson sank Coast Guard Pa
troll Boat No. 1l3 In a thick fog off the
Delaware Capes.
The dead are:
B. F. Haines. motor machinist's mate.
first class. Pleasantville. ~ j.
D. T. Hale motor machinist's mate.
second class. Atlanta Ga.
According to the story told by the
survivors Delaware Bay was covered by
a dense fog and the CG-l13 was pro-
ceeding slowly along on patrol duty.
Suddenly out of the murk loomed the
high bow of the freighter. 1t struck
the 75foot Government boat squarely
aniidships, cutting 1t In half as though
with giant knife.
The two missing men were in the
engine room and are believed to have
been rendered unconscious by the force
of the impact, while the other five were
hurled into the sea.
The U. S. Culberson is a freight YES
sci OF the United States Shipping Board
and carries a crew of 40, 1t was learned
at United States Coast Guard head
quarters today. The ship weighs $500
yross tons