davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27

Gbor 1919. Slovenskei Ligy ha
West Side (Steeltoh) btlde mat
svoiu riadnu schodzu tdto ne
del'n, %. januara popoludni 9
pol 8. hodine miestnosti pod ko.
stolom osady Nsjsv. Nena Jesais esaiss
ziadani Sd ako terajsi tax hyvall
iiradnici prist ma tdlto sshddzu, q
by sbor mohol riadne pokrasovat
Udovia sn ziadani tieE prist ,
plnom pocte q doviest' sebou pfia
tel'ov, aby naae rady rastly. Tie
zastupcovia Sboru pri Okfesnoii
Shore podaj1 svoiu zpravu.
Andrej Benedik, predseda
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27
Spolocenske zprayy
Oe1.kvu.I STRIEBORNE JUBI-
LEUM MA!lJzELsTvA.

Vel'mi krasna a nprimna slav-
most vydrziavana bola po tieto
dni v domacnosti dobre znamych
a obi 'ilbenych Slovakov ma Camp
bell, pana Jana Simu jeho man
zelky Amy. Oslavili krrrhu svo-
jich -dobrych priatel' 'ov 25-roene
jubiIeum st 'astnAho manHelstva.
Dha 26. januara 1903 vstupovali
do stavu manzelskeho "a smut
nyych okolnosti. Pan Sima musel
este v den svadby narnkovat' X
vojsku. Ale terajsia ich strieborna
svadba bola tym radostnejsia, le-
bo ich manzelstvo je st 'astne. Pre-.
Jill sice "a tych 25 rokov radosti
i Ealosti, ako je to zivote kaz
deho, ale radosti bolo predsa leI
viac. Jubilanti prist1pili v den o
slayy ku sv. sviatostiam a potion
bola Y ieh domacnosti hostina
ktorej sa sii6astnili mnohi icH
priatelia, ktorf i'm blahoEelali {
priali, aby sa v st'asti a zdrav'
dozili zlateho jubileumu. Pisatel
cftil zvlastnn radost', lebo Dol pri
tommy al ma ich svadbe pred q
rokami v kraji. Simovci sa vi
dfhsie roxy zdrzujn V Campbell
kde majii siroky kruh priatel 'ov
Praiem i'm, ably ich Pan Bob po
zehnaval j mad 'alej udrzovai
zdravi st'asti, ze by mohli est
raz, v kruhu priatel'ov oslavit
so rokov svojho manzelstva.
J. Tressa
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27
sCHoDzA YOUNGEST. Po11T
KLUBU.

z Youngstownsky slovensky Po-I
liticky Klub bude mat svoju
riadnu schodzu dha 20. jannara
v skole Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda q
2. hodine> pc obede. Cteni spoln-'
bratia, ako vam jc znamo. mas
klub NAL svoju rocni seh0dzu ma
/. januara a ma tel Dol zvoleny
novy trad ma rok 1928. Mena L.
radnikov sir: Jozef Yayorsky, !,
predseda; Andrej Tarapeak, "a
pisnfk; Jan Hinay, pokladnfk.
Dozorcovia majetku: Martin Slif-
ka, Stefan Bolha Jan Javorsky
Marion Ave. Dozorcovia chofych
s1 Frank PalkoviS a Jan Javor-
sky Mable st.
Ma rocnej sch6dzi zmeneny Dol
cas- schodz. Doteraz vydrSiavali
SINE sch0dze vecer a odteraz bude-
me ich vydrziavat' Q O. hodine po
ohede, ale len cez ziTnne mesiace
jsnuar, februar marco a april. "A
preto ,cteni Cbcania povsimnite 81
tejto zmeny a prid 'te vsetci ma
6as. Rocna schodza nebola TAX ma
vstfyena, ako SINE oeakayali, ale to
ma -svoju prIinu, lebo ma ]. janu-
ara bola tuba zima a preto vam a.
nj nezazlievame, ktorl byvate d'a-
leko Cd skoly. Myslime, ze sa cd
teraz kaEdy bude moct' dostavit !.
lebo to bude po obede a preto ct.
spolubratia. ktori prisllchate do
klubu tax Al osadnfci Sv. Cyrilla
q Methoda prid'te, aby, sine sa
mohli poshovarat', ze aknsfmame
pracovat'v prospech slovensk 6ho
naroda tuna v 7 Youngstown.
josef YavorslEt, predseda.
Andrsj Tarapdalr. zdpisnik
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27
DoBRoo1lJNf sPoLoK Ma
LANSIlJ0vHI.E.

Clenom musk 5eh j zenskych
spolkov ma Lansingville sa vzdy
pozdavalo heslo '.V spojeni je 81
la"i zaumienili 81, ze ju raz usku-
to6nia, t. j., ze by bolo dobre, ke-
by sa ysetky spolky pri osade Sv..
Mateja spojily V jeden tax pra-
covaly ruka ruke jak pro-
speech osady, TAX j spolkov v
pfospech mnohych inyich podpoS
ry zaslnhuj1cich veci. Lebo ako
to doteraz bolo, jeden spolok iba
hubil druhernu. Ked jeden uspo-
riadal zAbavu, usporiadal druhy
ten den alebo hned "a tym, a
osohu nebolo AMI pre- jedneho ami
pre- druh6ho. Preto je treba sa
nam spojit' vsetkym dovedna a
uvidite ctenf bratia a sestry, ze
spojenf urobfme viacej "a jeden
rok, nez SINE urobili dosavad O
sobitne. w al boly dve sch6dze
' tejto vaci, ale ma prvej neboly
zasthpene vsetky spolky. Ma dru.
hej sch6dzi boil SINE uz vstave "a
dat al do cinu. Najsamprv zyols.
ny boil 1rad. Zvolenf boil: Jutai
Murdzak "a predsedu; Valenl
Hlebovy "a zapisnika; Jan favor
sky "a pokladnika. Dozorcovis
majetku: pani Anna Gonda st.
Jan Stamina.
Po vol 'be 6radu bolo usnssen6
ably Dobro1inny Spolok usporia
dal z6bavu na sobotu, dna %. j.
nu&ra ve1er v Sokolovni. Bude I,
taneSn8 s&;bava, ale inaksia, ak
ibfvsj1. Bude to juhasky b6l
rrosime muzov, ktori znaj6 odze
mok ta1Jcovat', ably prifli, leh
bude dkvan& odmena tym najlel
lin. Povol&valne ct. obecenstvs
ktes6mu ru6fme, 5e . dobre sAAl
", lsbo toi me e1te nsmali. y b
dare mat teras a. tsjto Skbavl
Hrat bnde slovenSk& orchestti
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27
vDAKA!

Milym priatel'om kolegom,
redaktorovi s'Katolickeiho Soko-
Ia" dir. Kosikovi a redaktorovi
"Dennfka Slovak Amerike" p.
J. G.. Scirankovi yyslovujeme ST.
deenn vd 'aku "a pochvalne blaho-
prianie prilezitosti zavrsenia O.
semnasteho ro6nfka tychto noyin
nastnpenia roanika devathaste.
ho. Redakcia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27
OBtANOM A DANOVNfKOM
MESTA YOUNGSTOWN.

Chcel by som k yaTn prehoyo-
rit niekol'ko slov OIL 'adom no
yych mostov, ktore budm nasom
meste postavene Y kratkej buddc-
nosti.
Bezpochyby V prftomnom case
South Ave. most je najviac pre-
triasany, kym ten vel mi potreb
ny Cedar st. most ie ponechany
" zakuti. Otazka South Ave. mo-
sta je takmer nova poroynani $
otazkou Cedar st. mosta, ktory
boil zaneabavany "a poslednych
asi dcsat' rokov. Toto vsak ne
znaGi mic pre- obyvatel'ov .juznej
strany mesta, ktori nemusejl tr-
pet nervy otriasaJdcou zknskou
pri prevazanf sa eez Cedar st.
most.
Cedar st. most Je vo vel mi ne
bezpe6nom stave predsa musi
vyhovovat l'udu, byvaj1cemu ma
Poland Ave, Lansingville, Brown
lee Woods, Struthers a Poland
a rohotnikom iny1ch casti mesta.
ktori mnscjn cestoyat po tomto
nebczpccnom moste kazdy den,
ohroaovanim svojho zivota. A bolo
by len spravodlive, aby tento l'ud
boil chraneny pred takym ncbez
pecenstvom.
i Nasi okresni komisari a Obchod
ma Kcmora navrhli plan, ktory
myslim, je vel'mi uspokojujdcim
Tento plan zahrnuje novy Cedar
st. most a precautionary Soutl
Ave. most. A predsa rasi susedii
. juznej strany myslia len 0 no
yom moste ma South Ave. nesta
rajii sa skoro mic novy Cedar 81
most. Naklad ma prevedenie no
rej.ieho planu, ktory by dial NEST,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27

Ia posledne dni prihlasiii sd. ma
sledovnf Slovaci IA odberatel 'ov
tychto noyin: Pavel Glova, Jan
PadaG, Pavel Matus6aklJ lJnraj .Jur-
90, MichaelKalinos q Youngstown
q Jan w. Stavnieky no Strlthers
Vftame ich u krilhu nasich eta
tel'oy. Prosime . d aisle prihlasy
a pomoc citatel' 'ov pri rozsirovan'
tyehto novin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27
6Aue1ToNeK1 v MEM. POD.
ronUJUM sroLoK TATRA.

U4adnici ma rok 1928 Sd nasledovnf:
Pfedseda, Jan Bizup, 1897 Gladstone
st., City. Podpredseda JAN Kozak, "a
Morley Ave, Campbell, O. Zapisnik
tossf Kaxenga, 1889 Gladstone st.,
City. Pokladnik Jan Basista, 1ol Ha.
ssltine Ave-, Oity. t6tovnik Martin
zensko, p. o. Box 147 Haselton Sta,
Oaty. Dozorcovia majetkn Michal Ko-
az, Box l5l Haselton Sta, City. Mar
IA Basista, 100 Gladstone 81. City.
Dossrea chortch Stefan Stole, Box 6s
Haaaltsn Sta, City. strlx dverf valent
hsydss II. Box se4 Hasslton Sta, City.
AnAbdas = vydr1ssvajd kasdd I. Ne
1SaA y m1siaei Skols osady Sv. Alsbs.
~ ~ n. nssaaiss ~. y Z. hodiAs
1e1& 1nl.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27
MOVE pREMAvKovE syETLA

Mestska rada nariadila posta-
yit sedem d d'alsich premavkovvych
svetiel, 2 ktorAah dvoje bude tam,
kde 81 to nase sloyenske politicke
klnby Haseltonn a Lansingvillu
ziadaly, a sice ma Center a Will
son uliciach ma Center Poland.
Ostatn6 budtI ma Midlothian a
Southern, Indianola South, Him.
rod a Wilson, Garfield Rd. a In
dianola Albert a Madison.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27
diva dobr6 mostly. by Dol tnensi
nezli "a novy South Ave. most.

AAsAiAA xsas AsSs - 49, = = 49,
ia BY rad tychto nespokoien.
GOV, ktori sl proti novefnu Cedar
st. mostn, pozyat iazdit po tom
to nebezpecnom Cedar st. moste
"a jeden tyzden potion By som
sa nebal stavit' lie kalzdy ieden 2
Mich by Dol "a noyy Cedar st.
most PRIV nez sa tyzden pominie.
Tedy pre6o sa nepostavit' vsetcia
"a odstranenie nainebezpesnej ejsie-
no miesta meste, "a postavenie
noveho Cedar St. fnosta a potom
"a vsetky ostatnf potrebne mo
sty? Mole motto .ie "Spravodli
y6 jednanie voti vsetkym!'
S 1ctou,
"a Vybor Lansingvillskeho Slo
venskeho Improvement Klubu,
Jan j. Yavorsky, predseda
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27
Bk1 AIM. RUS. soKoLov.

Miestne Sbory Americk6ho Ru-
sinskeho Sokolstva usporiadaj1
dna 2S. januara vel Ky bal Y hale
Sv. Nikolaja ma. poctu delegatov
q delegatiek rocnej schodze 3. zu-
ny A r. Sokola. Hrat' bude w
bornk orchestra. Za6iatok je $50
weber. Slovenske obecenstvo, zvla-
ste Sokolstvo je srdeGne pozvane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27
DO LANs1NGvTI.LE.

vi Slovaci, ktori neodberajJ
Youngest. Slovenske Noviny po
stou, mozu ich dostat v drobhom
odprcdaji v clektrikawkom obcho
dc p. Jozefa M. Hudika, 1863 Po
land Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27
YoUNGSTOWNSK9 Y NEMOC]
PODPORUJtCI SPOLOK
TATRA.

Uradnici: Jozef Martinko, predsedA
255 Carlton ST., Jozef Javorsky, pod
predseda. Stefan Novotny, dct., 404 E.
Myrtle Ave. Andrej Adamko, poklad
nfk, 1884 Oak st. Martin Muran
sky a Frantisek Hudik. dozorcoviA.
Seh0dze vydrziavajd 81 kaxdd prv6
nedel'u mesiaci skole ~. Cyrilla ;
Methoda 2. hod. popolndnf.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-04-13
STATUE
Of JACKSON

Tennessee's memorial to Cen. An
drew Jackson, seventh President of
the United States, will be unveiled
in Statuary Hall in the Capitol at 3
o'clock Sunday afternoon.
President Coolidge will make the
address. accepting the statue on be-
half Of the Federal government.
Gov. Henry III. Horton of Tennessee
will make the speech of presenta-
ton.
With Mrs Flora Myers Gillentine.
past State regent of the Tennessee
D. A. r., residing. an elaborate pro-
gram for the unwilling has been
arranged. Tributes to General
Jackson will be given by Mrs James
F.. Caldwell, representing patriotic
societies in Nashville; Mrs. A. F..
Buchanan, State regent of the Ten
nessee d. A. r.; Mrs. Alfred +.
Brosseau, resident general of the
d. A. r., and Claude J. Bowers, ed
itor of the New York Evening
World, who is Jackson's biographer.
The beDediction will be said by
Rev. James Shera Montgomery.
chaplain OF the House OF Representa-
tives. The Marine Band will fur
nish music. A large contingent OF
Tennesseans is coming to Washing
ton for the ceremony
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-04-13
Jardine Denies Ho0Ue1
Is Usurping Pouer
Times staff rhotor

Secretary Of Agriculture w NJ JaFne today set at rest
rnmors through the the effect that Secre
ary Of Commerce Herbert encrOachng upon the
work of the Agriculture administration.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-04-13
Fit at so, MacFadden
Shows Congress

II the members of Congress do keep youth and
grace and maybe beauty it will be Bernarr
fadden physical culture authority and publisher
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-04-13

In = letter to Charles 8. Wilson.
4 farmer, Of Hall. n. II, Secretary
Iardine flatly repudiafed the stories.
Wilson had written 70 M. Jardine,
stating that he had heard the
charges and did not credit them,
but deemed the matter warranted a
frank public statement.
IT have consistently refused to
be drawn into controversy on the
unfounded charges" Secretary Jar
dine replied. During the three
years In which I have been Secre-
tary of Agriculture, I have enjoyed
the whoIehearted and sympathetic
support OF Secretary Hoover in all
matters pertaining to the admins
tration Of the Department Of Agri-
culture. and his actions always
have been in the interest OF the
departments work and of the Amer
lean farmer"
Secretary Jardine stated publicly
recently that he was in favor Of
Secretary Hoovers nomination Tor
President
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-04-13

Macfadden last night essayed the
role Of lecturer to members of Con.
gress and others on physical cul-
trre in the caucus room OF the
House Office Building. His talk
was on keeping Fit at Sixty" and
some 100 members of Congress
were in the audience.
More play, less food and plenty
of exercise was his prescription for
keeping fit. He told how he and
his family were all physically fit,
and how his six children were all
marvels of well being, grace and
strength, and how his methods had
resulted in his being passed for Il
million-dollar life insurance policy
at the age of so with only a casual
physical examination.
The lecture was accompan MED by
motion pictures which showed the
physical culture expert playing ten
mis- with the speed of a Tilden,
swimming like WeismulIer and
walking like Weston. He was also
pictured doing 1OO-yard dashes.
Plenty Of walking was one of the
best ways to keep fit, Macfadden
told his hearers. and he detailed
exercises which would invigorate
the spine and spinal column. the
base and body structure of life"
Eat only when you are hungry"
he said, in expounding on his pet
theory. ITO begin with, cut out
breakfast. Then another meal here
and there. fnd finally fast couple
OF days at a time. or even week.
You will find that you will feel a
vast Improvement ~
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-04-13
Center Light Poles
Ordered to Be Moved

The center poles of the washing
ton. Railway and Electric Company
on Wisconsin Avenue, between
RieVer Road and the District line,
are to be moved to the sides of the
avenue and the span wire system
install lied. Orders to this effect will
be forwarded by the Public Utilities
Commission.
The commission has also ordered
me company to move it's tracks,
now on the east side Of the avenue,
TO the center of the avenue. which
is 10 get a new eeat of paving this
spring.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-04-13
Ends Life by Gas
In Brentwood Home

Suicide was the verdict in the
death of William p. Allen, So. of
443O Holiday ST., Brentwood. Md,
who inhaled gas in the bath room of
his home yesterday and was found
unconscious by his wife and daugh.
ter.
DR.. Thomas Mattingly, of 1900
Rhode Island Ave. n. E., was hastily
summoned, as was II. l.. Leonard,
rescue expert. of the Washington
Suburban Gas Company. They
worked over the PROSTATE form for
more than an hour without avail.
Mrs. Hetta B. Morris, Hyattsville
Justice of the peace. issued a certifi-
cate of suicide.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-04-13
IL H|NIAN Girls
EATH PROBE
WIDE Ms

Recent Developments In the in
vestigafion Of evidence against
Or" Louis Hoffman. charged with
killing Eleanor Lehman. nave
brought out several new angles"
tn the case.
Assistant District Attorney VIII
liam H Collins stated today that
several persons may be involved in
the death of the girl.
The nature of the new develop
lnents he refused TO disclose, but
declared that they had nothing to
do with Hoffman himself, as the
District Attorneys office is salts
fled with the evidence presented to
the Grand Jury yesterday.
Two indictments against Hoffman,
one charging first-degree murder for
deliberately breaking the girls neck
in order to conceal an attempted
criminal operation, and the other in
dictment for attempting to perform
the operation were asked of the
Grand Jury.
1t is probable that the present in
yestigation will attempt Ito connect
possibly two other persona with the
girls condition, which resulted in
her trip to the office of Hoffman
March 3 last. 1t Is thought that the
attempted criminal operation was ar
ranged by persons who have not
been mentioned yet in the case.
Harry w. Nice, former States at.
toFney for Baltimore county, May
land, called at the office OF the
United States Attorney and an
nounced that he had been retained
by Hoffman's father TO appear in
Hoffman's behalf. If he is brought
10 trial The grand Jury is ex.
pected to make known it's findings
Monday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-04-13
LEN I ON
GENERAL
SCHEME

President Coolidge today
sanctioned the report the Dis:
trict Commissioners plan Ia
make on the street railway
merger scheme regarding the
salary of crossing policemen
street paving and renewals and
repairs to public bridges.
The President did not commit
himself on the general plam ~
nr0ted by the Public Utilities Com.
mission Tor the merger.
Aids d. @. Heads
President Coolidge,s approval viii
permit the Commissions To report
favorabIy To Congress upon the
proposal To relieve the merged conn
pany Of the salary Of policemen AZ
crossings ana on the proposal 20
relieve the company OF sharing the
cost Of renewals or repairs to pub
lie bridges.
THE speed with which the newly
installed Citizens Advisory Council
placed its stamp Of approval on
the Wilson street railway n1erger
nlan was assaiIed today As being
the most .iII advised move the
council has ever taken.
One of the first official acts o.
the new council, after It took office
last night, was to give its approval
by vote Of e-to-z to the Wilson
Dr.. George 8. Havenne, vics
president Of the Federation 81 Gifts
xens Association. retiring mennbel
Or tina council ana champion CN
the Wilson merger plan. today met
the new council 1T the DiskricE
building and lost no time ID telling
them they had committed . faux
pas last night.
ut was the most nI-advised move
the council has ever taken DR.
Havvenner said. addressing himself
to Charles i. Stengels = new couns
Gilman. You acted without giying.
any consideration to the action o.
previous councils.
THAT sort Of thing win put tlaG
Federation on the rocks quicker
than anything you can do.
You were at the oreanlzat ioA
meeting. " Stengel countereds why
didn't you speak mn
II didn't want to be put tn the
position OF trying To influence any
Notes, Dr. Havenner said.
STENCIL called attention % tlie
fact that the merger resolution was
offered BY George b. Wales. an OLD
member Of the council. and came -
surprise to the new members.
some Of whom followed the lead 81
the veteran.
The new council. with Thomas n.
Lodge and DIR. q. b. Richardson
missing. paid an official visit to
Commissioner Proctor IA. DOugherty
this morning. The Commissioners
said he would be glad to co-operate
with them at all times ana wOulO
appreciate their counsel and advics
Stengel called attention to the
fact that today is Friday the thiFt-
eenth, but said the new council
could take 1t as . good omen that
relations between the new members
and the commissioners begin on
this historic date,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-04-13

The famous White House, home
of every President of the United
States during his term Of offic with
the exception of George Washing
ton, was finished in 1901, it's corner
stone. having been laid III 1872.
In 1914 the British burned It
along with other public buildings.
The fire destroyed the interior and
seriously damaged some of the
masonry. 1t was rebuilt and fin.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-04-13
D. c CONF EREES
PL An F|RST
NE mo

The first meeting of the House
and Senate conferees on the District
appropriation bill IS to be held next
Monday.
Al preliminary survey OF the diff
ferences between the two houses on
is unlikely that this discussion will
be pushed to conclusion before
the other Senate amendments are
discussed
There remains little prospect, how
ever, OF any compromise between
the House and Senate on the fiscal
relations controversy. House lead
ers already have announced that
they will permit the bill to die
rather than have $9,O00,000 lump
sum Federal contribution eliminated.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-04-13
Small Lost Girl Found
In White House
Grounds

Al small white girl, about 4
years old. was found wandering
alone in the White House grounds
today. Efforts of the White
House police to learn her name
were futile. she replied to All
questions by shaking her head.
She is now at the House Of Deten-
ton.
The matrons there also have
been unsuccessful in Identifying
her but succeeded in banishing
worry for the small wanderer by
giving her doll to play with
The child is unable to talk
distinctly but understands ques-
tons put to her.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-04-13
Walter III. Beckett
Is Sued for Divorce

Her husband, District employee.
went on sprees and finally deserted
her, Mrs. Sarah s. Beckett, 211O
Nineteenth St. charges in a Dis
trict Supreme Court suit against
walter III. Beckett for limited di-
vorce and alinony.
Her petition, filed by Attorney
Vivian o. Hill, states they were
married at Seabrook, Md, and have
three children.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-04-13
Senator RObinsOn's
Wife Reported Better

Mrs. Joe r. Robinson, wife of the
Arkansas senator. was reported
''rapidIM improving" today at Column
bfa Hospital, following a major
operation.
Mrs. Robinson has been In the
hospital for ten days. Her physi-
clans have said she muSt Hemain
khecS another week. -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-04-13
Masons Will Honor
Men In Coast Guard

A. 4 mark of respectato its mem,
hers who are also. members OF the
coast guard. Congress Lodge Of
Masons will hold a festival on the
night Of April 10 in the temple.
William Homer Carroll. senior
deacon. will be master of cere.
noties.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-04-13
NO. 14S-THE WHITE HOUSE

ished in 1913. The north portico
was completed in 1919 and the south
portico in 1929.
In 1902, to adequately provide for
the ever increasing numbers of peo-
pie attending state functions. and
to give the President and his
family more of the privacy of a
home, the executive office building
on the west side of the Executive
Mansion, was built
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-04-13

In the summer of 1927, a tenn
porary White Huse" was estab-
lished at Is Dupont Circle, and the
old rof, which had been supported
by wooden trusses since 1918, re-
p eed with a more modern one OF
steel and tile at cost of about
$500, 900.
In every repair job care has been
taken to retain the original shape
and appearance
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-26
AWAITS s.
COMING PLANES.
ssa TO. MANEUVER.

The first battalion of the 25th
infantry was bivouacked at Slaugh-
ter's ranch late last evening following
a strenuous day OF naneuvers. They
await there the coming or army
planes from Fort Sam Houston,
Texas. The planes are slated to
arrive today and will stop at one
of the flying fields here.n r i 'fi
Probably little maneuvering Will be
done today as the army likes to
observe Sunday as much as possible
but bright and early Monday the
camp will be aStir aud The troops
will march tout sintof the hills and
get into communication with lthe
planes. + IA k.8 &Tls s.ss.E X
The week of maneuverS is a week
of intensive schooling to. the soldiers
and officers 1T is "a test of athe
equipment used and of the physical
condition of the troops, as. well as 4
Study Of tactics and especially OF
new work with aviat9rs. ~ 's