davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The monitor., 1928-05-04
Bungalow of Dreams? What? |
When? Where?

Bungalow of Dreams? What?
When? Where?
Mrs. Anna Banks has moved from
924 North Twentieth street, to 2512
North Twenty-seeond street, where
she win be pleased to see her many
friends.
Bungalow of Dreams? What?
Where? When?
Mrs. Ella Liverpool has returned
from Los Angeles, Cal, where she
was called by the illness of her sis
ter, Mrs. Lucy Thompson. She left
her sister much improved. Mrs. Liv-
erpool was accompanied home by
Barbara and Billy Vance, her niece
and nephew, who are to remain for
am indefinite stay.
Mrs. M. F. Jackson, 2219 Ohio
street, has returned from Centerville,
Ia, where she was called by the i'll
ness of her sister, Mrs. A. L. Terrell.
WANTED-Bundle washing or day
work. 2402 T st. Cora Caster.
Mrs. Belle Foster, 1866 Ohio street,
gave five course dinner Sunday af-
ternoon, when her guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Stirling Bolden, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Finney, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
H. Spriggs, Mesdames Alphonso Viii
son and John G. Pegg.
Mr.. John Barber, 1865 Ohio street,
has purchased big Douglas truck
and has been assigned to work on the
new road being built in Iowa.
Mrs. Marie M. Conway of 5423
Michigan avenue, Chicago, ILL.,, ar
rived Sunday and has been the house
guest of her sister, Mrs. A. L. Hawk
ms, 2120z North Twenty-fourth
street. She expects to leave for her
home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy BroomfieId
left Friday for Gary, Ind. They will
visit in Kansas City and St. Louis,
Mo-, en route.
Doctors PEBBLES and Britt have
moved offices from Thirteenth and
Farnam to North Twenty-fourth
street.
/ Cy Terrell, former well known res
taurant proprietor and father of DIR.
Price Terrell, who has been seriously
i'll at his home, 2319 North Twenty
seventh street, is much better.
Mrs. Lucille Henderson and daugh-
ter, Eula, leave Sunday for Los An
geles, Cal, for an indefinite stay.
Services at the Church of st. Philip
the Deacon Sunday will be as follows:
holy communion, 1880 a. M; church
school school, 10; sung eucharist with SER
mon, II, evenson and sermon at s
o'clock.
PHYSICIAN AND DENTIST
MOVE OFFICE FROM
DOWNTOWN LOCATION
DR.. l.. E. Britt, physician, and DIR.
! w. w. PEBBLES, dentist, have removed
their suite of offices from Thirteenth
and Farnam streets, to Twenty-fourth
and Parker, over Dolgoff's furniture
store. DIR. PEBBLES was located at
Thirteenth and Farnam for eighteen
years, where he was joined by DIR.
The monitor., 1928-05-04

FOR SALE-Large house, IA rooms.
A good paying place. Call at 1904
North oath st.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20

ssamban nen jelenRtAek nse,|
mar most meehifdstjhk at q k0-1
vetket5 vassrnapfa, amikor az
tan gyules megjelen6k szamara
tekintet nelkil fog hatarozni. -
Ehhez AIT jegyezziik meg, hogy a
gyiilesen valo megielenes- a hi
veknek egyik legszebb joga es ko-
telessege es az koriilmeny, hogy
valaki a gyiilesen mem volt jelen,
az illet6t mem menti fel a gyiilts
hatarozatai al6l. Legyiink oft
azert a gyiilesen mindnyajan,
hogy sorsunkr6l ne kevesek, ha-
mem teljes koz0ssegiink hataroz-
zon. AEON a gyiilesen keriilnek az
egyhazi szamadasok is a gyileke-'
zet ele, valamint az ev t0renete-
roI szol6 lelkeszi jelentes is OFT
fog elhangzani. A Noegylet evi
kozgyiilese januar h6nap els6 csii
tort0k estejen, az ifjusagi egylete
az a konfirmaltak egyletee pedig
januar els6 pentekjen szokott
6raban lesz.
Karacsonyfa iinnepely es kan
talas. December 23-an, vasarnap
este az ifjusagi egylet csoportja
megkezdi kantalast es AIT mas
nap vagyis hetf6n este az isten-
tisztelet utan folytatja es fejezi
be. 24-en, hetfon este kantalas
elott Z oral kezdettel pontosan
tartjuk istentiszteletunket es
gyermek iinnepelyiinket, melyen
iskolas gyermekeink szerepenek
Noegyletiink gondoskodik kara
csonyfa disziteser0l es gyerme-
! kek megaj jandekozasarol. lie.
/ gyiink oft a gyermekek iinnepen
S fogadjuk szivesen ifjusagunk
kantalo csoportjat.
Elozetes jelentes. Ifjusagi Egy-
letiink januar 20-an este rendez
meg szez6n els6 szinieloadasat a
KOssuth K0rben. Az elmult ev 70.
lyaman nagy sikerrel szerepelt
garda ez alkalommal 0t kitiint
vigjatekot fog bemutatni. me-
lyekre nagyban folyik a kesztil6.
des. s
Emlekeztet6. Ne feledkezziink
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20

Karacsonyi kalendarium. Dee

hdIdCSOllyA hdicAiuhA AuliA. Dcc.
p. Konfirmaltak Egylete d. II.
5 6rakor. Ifjusagi Egylet este
s orakor.
Dee. %. Magyar iskola es
konfirmandusok oktatasa reg
gel 9 orakor.
Dee. %. Delel6tt fel II ora
kor ADVENT istentisztelet, este
Z 6rakor biinbanati istentiszte-
let. Predikal ut. 7. Daroczy
Sandor mckeesporti lelkesz. Es-
te az ifjusag kantal.
Dee. "a. Este I orakor r0vid
istentisztelet a gyermekek ka-
racsonyfa iinnepelyevel. Este
az ifjusag kantal.
Dec. 20. Unnepi istentisztelet
es Urvacsora q. e. fel II orakOr.
Este Z orakor halad0 istentisz-
telet es Uryacsora azok szama-
"a, akik d. e. akadalyozva van
= max az Urvacsoraval eRsben.
Dee. 26. Unnepzar6 istentisz-
telet d. e. fel IL 6rakor.
Dec. 30. Ev utols6 vasarnapi
istentisztplet d te. fel il 6rakor
Dee. 81. Este I 6rakor evzar6
istentisztelet. Este s oral kez.
dettel a Noegylet szilveszteri
mtllatsaga al Szuligan Hallban
Multi vasarnapunk. Harmadik
ADVENT vasarnapunkon arr6l el
melkedtiink, hogy vilagot meg
valtos krisztllsi eszmek megval6
sulasa bar Jezus sziiletesevel {.
munkalkodasaval indul meg, dt
meg volt az elokeszit6 folyama1
mar az 6szOvetsegi t0rtenelem ta
nusasai szerint. Valasztott pro
fetak egyengettek az iitat Jszll,
szamara $ valasztottak k0zot'
ketstgaleniil keresztel6 Janloss
- -.
volt a 'hgnagyobb.# Il Jezus is 81
mondja a legnagyobbnak, bar AT
is megjegyzi r6la, hogy az listen
orszagaban azonban a legkisebt
is nagyobbs lesz 3 nala. Ez a meg.
je2yzes -hetseeteleniil = azens ain p
szk,F = Fhogysnftg keresztel6s Janos
sem tudott feljebb emelkedni d
Messias-varas kizaa6lag nemzeti
,slapon .yalos elkspzelesentl. Ut
egyenget3 munkaja azonba4l ICY
is halhatatlanna teszi ct keresz-
tyenseg t0rteneteben az evek so
ran -pfkijvptkeZO advent napoE
megemlekezeseiben mindeniitt ell
SO helyen allanak az 8 pr6feciai
ahelyekben3 tiszta ssziveket,, meg
tisztitott lelkeket kivan yinni az
Ur elebe. Gsak ugy varhatumk M
is boldog iinnepet, aldott kara
csonyt, ha Keresztel0 Jano,
altal .elGirta utegyengetest elve.
gezve, kiirtunk magunkb0l min
den szennyet es lelkeink feher al.
dOzati fylhaiban jarulunk nagy
Kiralx bolcs6jehez.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20

Vsndtg iellt6as predilk&ciN.
1eyh4zunk ssperes-l lelktazs rank
k5vstkcsS szombaton este, vasar-
nap d. E. Is 4. u. meg lelkesz
nelkul ievo fairporti egyhazkoz-
segnel tart istentiszteletet es Ur-
yacsora -osztast. Ennek k0vetkez-
teben nalunk vendeg- -lelkesz, es
pedig a gyiilekezetiink altal mar
ismert es kedvelt T. Dar6czy San
dor a mckeesportiak kival6 fatal
lelkesze fogja vegezni a vasarnapi
ket istentisztelet szolgalatait. D..
e. fel 11-kor ADVENT, este I ora
kor pedig biinbanati istentisztelet
lesz, melynek buzgo latogatasat e
helyen is ajanljuk hivek figyel-
mebe.
Karacsonyi korlevel. + het fo-
lyaman hivek lelkipasztori kor-
levelet kapnak, melyben a szcka-
sos karacsonyi iidv0zlesen xviii
ARA val6 felhivas is foglaltatik
hogy mindenki igyekezzek magat
el0kesziteni urvacsorai szentse-
giinkkel val0 elesre. A lelkiisme-
ret parancsol0 szavan kivil egy-
hazi t0rvenyeink is vilagosan el6-
irjak, hogy mem tekinthetjiik egy-
hazunk rendes atagjanak AIT, ak
az Urvacsoraval mem el. Ebben q
tekintetben meg eleg messze al
lunk testver fiiggetlen egyhaz
Ek6zsegemkt5l, lmelyeket els6 sor
ban az Urvacsora szentsegeneE
4 eddig Amerikaban peldatlan meg
becsiilese jellemez. Hozzatessziil
chez ait is. hogy egyhazi tisztseg
re semmi esetre sem valaszthatt
az, aki az Urnak asztalat !. eges;
even at k0vetkezetesen selhanya
gotta Tgyekezziinkftehat karacso
nynnkat azzal is megszenteln !
hogy mindnxajan oft legyiink ;
scent asztalnal.
Templomalap. Az egyhazi sza
madasokat januar 31-en zarjuk le
kerjiik hiveiliket, hogy addie
nencsak tagsagi dijaikat, d'
templomalapi. befizeteseiket il
eszkozoljek, hogy ne kelljen al
evi kimutatast hatralekkal zar-
nunk. Mem banjuk eddig, hogy
volt, de- ezutan usy ;lesz, hogy q
atemplonn hirdeto fabian, azon q
kimntatason, nely a tagok new
jegyzeket tartalmaza, az elso TO
vatban mindenki neye. elott fe
tlesz tiintetye az, hogy az elozo ev
] .benskifizette-e jarulekait vagy pc
dig hatralekban van. Az elmul
vasarnap kiilonben Templom- ala
punk $5.00-al gyarapodott, me
- =
lyet Lallatos Karoly (Steelton
testveriink fizetett be. Ezzel egyii1
az evi befizetess oeszege S531O.00
listen gazdag aldasa legyen az ad;
| kozokOn
Evi kozgyiilesek Evi rende'
egyhazk0zsegi k0zgyiilesiinket
melyeni az eloliar6sag valasztas;
tortenik, januar els6 vasarnapjal
a delelotti istentisztelet utan tart
juk meg. Amennyiben az elso al
| kalommaI a hivek hatarozatkepe
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20

nse sflsb hoas esyhssphk ksber
IA bsliil egy beteesaetly esy-
lst van aiskul8ban, aa4ly jahnas
sls5 vasarnapjaig korkiil6nbssg
Evening star., 1928-02-14
MILLER W|NSSTAY
Of FRAUD PENALTY
Former U. S. Property Gus.
t0dian Will Seek Review of
His Conviction.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February IA stay OF
sentence was granted today to Thomas
w. Miller. former alien property Gus
todian. convicted of defrauding the
Government of his honest services in
releasing 100000 worth Of war-im-
pounded German property.
Miller was sentenced to serve ID
months In the Federal penitentiary and
to pay q fine Of $4,000. His convic-
ton and the sentence was upheld Feb
ruary by the United States Circuit
Court of Appeals. Miller's counsel then
requested q stay of sentence and the
Circuit Court Of Appeals today granted
his application.
Miller was tried jointly with Harry
NJ. Daugherty. former Attorney Gen.
eral. In two trials At the first trial
the jury disagreed as to both defend
ants and in the second trial disagreed
as to Daugherty but convicted Miller.
The indictment against Daugherty was
then quashed.
In applying for stay of sentence
Miller's counsel explained that he
wished to appear before q Judge OF the
United States Supreme Court within a
week to present an application for q
writ Of certiorari. which II granted
would assure q review OF the entire
proceedings.
Evening star., 1928-02-14
SATURDAY HOLIDAY
EXTENDED IN BILL.
Only Postal Employees Are
Excluded From Hudspeth
Measure.

Year-round half holidays on Satur-
days for Government employees are pro-
yided for In q bill introduced today by
Representative Hudspeth OF Texas
This provides that four hours exclusive
Of the lunch period. shall constitute a
days work on Saturdays throughout
the year with pay or earnings for the
day the same as on other days when
full time Is worked. It covers all per-
sons employed by the Federal Govern
ment. exclusive OF employees Of the
postal service. whether on the hourly,
per diem. per annum. piecework or
other basis.
The Hudspeth measure provides that
In all cases where. for special public
reasons, to be determined by the head
OF the department. the employees can
not be spared from service. such en-
ploycs shall be entitled to an equal
shortening OF time OF employment on
some other day. 1t does not deprive
employees of any leave or holidays with
pay to which they may now be entitled
under existing law.
Secretary OF the Treasury Mellon to-
day designated five holidays for 1928.
thus notifying the employees OF his de-
partment for the first time In advance
OF the days they may expect to be of
duty.
They are Washlngton's birthday
Memorial day. Independence day. Labor
day and Christmas. Thanksgiving was
omitted, II was explained. because the
President each year must designate by
proclamation the date for observance OF
Thanksgiving, In the past special
orders have been issued for each holi-
day shortly In advance by the
Treasury.
Evening star., 1928-02-14
BURNS DENIES PART
injury SHADOW|NG
Detective Takes Stand After
Five Senators Vouch for
His Reputation.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
His reputation vouched for by FIVE
United States Senator'S. william J.
Burns. charged with Harry F. Sin
clair and three others with criminal
contempt Of court. testified in his own
behalf today and vigorously denied any
connection with the surveillance Of the
Fall-Sinclair oil conspiracy jury.
Senators Shortridge, California: Wat
son. Indiana; Moses. New Hampshire
and Copeland and Wagner Of New York
each testified that the internationally
known detective had a good reputation
for honesty and integrity.
The Senators said they had known
the famous detective for from 10 years
to quarter Of . century. and that his
reputation for honesty and integrity
Throughout the country was good.
Detective Claims Aiihi
Government objection to their testi-
mony was overruled.
Joseph P. Tunau!,y. secretary 10 for
mer President Wilson. testified Burns
reputation was very excellent"
John Klein, Burns detective, whom
testimony had placed In 8
near-beer saloon on October 80 when.
IL was charged. E. j. Kidweu II. an oil
juror. was there. testified he was In
New York on that day. Klein sad he
had never been in the near-beer saloon.
Taking the stand in his own defense
Burns said he Was now q resident OF
Sarasota Fla. and that he had acted
in an advisory capacity 10 the Burns
agency since 1928 or 1896 at q salary
OF $500 yearly.
The detective. explaining he knew
nothing of the employment OF the Burns
Agency TO shadow the oil jury. said his
FIRST information came from New York
newspaper man who telephored him
about the Government. exposition o.
the detectives activities
Denies knowledge Of Affidavit.
Burns said he knew nothing OF the
fake affidavit William J. McNullir said
he made st direction Of Burns officials.
AicAiullin. working as Burns detective.
kept the Government informed 0! The
Burns testimony was halted
10 permit Representative james NJ.
Beck. Republican. Of PENNSYLVANIA, 10
60 on the stand and testify that tie
detectives reputation was good.
Burns answered every case asked BY
the Government without hesitation and
In ending his testimony said 20 Justice
Siddons that he felt McMullinNS an
davi, had done great injustice and
III had anything 10 do With II should
apologize 10 your homer"
Evening star., 1928-02-14
Attempt to Embarrass Sec
retary Seen as Senate Body
Asks Program.
MANEUVER
IS LAID TO OPPONENTS
Break With President or Loss of
Mississippi Valley Prestige Be-
lieved Certain When He Replies.

Secretary of Commerce Hoover to-
day was invited by the Senate COM
merce committee to appear before 1t
and give his views on food control for
the Mississippi Valley.
Chairman Jones of the commerce
committee said after the committee
meeting that he would send an in
vitation to Mr.. Hoover asking him to
appear at some time convenient to
him. Secretary Hoover left Washing
ton last night for a weeks fishing trip
in Florida. Senator Jones indicated
that the committee would not ask
him to give up his vacation and re-
turn Immediately
The proposal to invite Mr.. Hoover to
appear before the committee has a
political tinge. Some of Mr.. Hoover's
opponents for the Republican presi-
dental nomination believe that the
Secretary will have to lessen his pop
ularity in the Mississippi Valley States
or break with President Coolidge. The
Presidents flood-control plan, calling
for 20 per cent contribution by the
States. has proved unpopular in the
valley.
Jones Opposes Call.
The proposal to call Mr.. Hoover was
debated by the committee for an hour.
with Senator Jones opposing the propo-
sition on the ground that Mr.. Hoover
was sent to the Mississippi Valley for
food relief and that flood-control plans
have been submitted to the War De-
partment and that II was unwise TO call
the Secretary Of the Department OF
Commerce to pass .pon the work Of an
other department. Senator Harry Hawes
OF Missouri was insistent that Mr..
Hoover be called Senator Willis O.
Ohio. who will be opposed by Mr. Hoover
for the Ohio delegation to the Republi-
can National Convention. Is member
of the committee and was anything but
dissatisfied by the committees decision
to summon Mr.. Hoover.
Senator Jones said there has been no
Continued on Page 4. Column -
Evening star., 1928-02-14
HICKMAN MUST DIE
FOR PARKER CRIME
Court Sentences Youth to Be
Hanged April 27 for
Death of Child.

LOS ANGELES. February II R.-
William Edward Hickman today was
sentenced to death for the kidnapping
and Staying of Marian Parker. The
execution was set for Friday. April q.
Judge J. j. Trabucco pronounced the
sentence.
Hickman will be hanged unless his
attorneys are successful in an appeal to
The State Supreme Court. Two Wit
nesses we're placed on the witness stand
TO establish the crime and the degree
Of murder.
Judge Trabucco denied Hickman's
motion for a new trial on the charges
that he kidnapped and murdered Mar
ian Parker.
Without hesitation the court also de-
MED a motion that 1t was without jurts-
diction to sentence and pronounce judg-
ment on Hickman. Both motions were
read into the records.
The defense objected TO the admis-
sion Of any evidence to fix the degree
of punishment. The objection was
overruled and DR.. A. r. Wagner. county
autopsy surgeon. was called TO the
stand
In Hickmans sanity trial, DR.. Wag-
ner testified TO his examination OF Mar
ian Parker's remains, and this testi-
mony he repeated today.
AS the Parker case moved ahead.
preparations were under way for the
opening OF Hickman's joint trial ton1or-
row with his l6-year-old accomplice,
Welby Hunt, for the Staying Of c. Ivy
Tnorls, the victim OF one OF their
holdups.
Evening star., 1928-02-14
ASQU|TH NEAR END
Of COL0RFUL LIFE
Hope Abandoned for Liberal
Leader-FamiIy Gathers
at Bedside.


SUTTON COURTENAY. England,
February l4.-Surrounded by members
Of his family. the Earl Of oxford and
Asquith, Great Britain's premier during
the first two years OF the World War.
today lay all unconscious Of his sur
roundings In his country home by the
Thames. with the end apparently near.
After the doctors visit this forenoon.
the earls son-in-iaw. Sir Maurice Bon
ham Carter. said: There is no hope
now. It Is only a question of time. He
Is still unconscious. There is nothing
more TO be said"
The doctors bulletin on the condi-
ton OF the veteran Liberal statesman
said that he had not changed. except
that he was somewhat weaker.
Depends OH Heart.
It was said the end was only a ques-
ton OF how long the enfeebled heart
OF the 75-year stateman could hold
out.
Al S o'clock this morning Princess
Bibesco. who had left her fathers bed
side for few moments. told the Asso-
ciated Press correspondent; Il am
afraid there is no hope for my father 4"
She returned TO tho sickroom imme-
diately.
Soon after Lord Asquith closed his
political career by resigning rs leader
Of the Liberal party on October 10.
1925. age began to make inroads on his
once robust health. Last week he took
10 his bed, pulmonary complications de-
vcloped and early yesterday afternoon
he lost consciousness.
The little family group at the earl's
bedside included. besides Princess Bibes-
co. Lady oxford tMargot Asquith). who
kept ceaselesS vigil for almost go
hours. and Anthony Asquith.
In the mullion- -windowed room In the
red brick house. which borders the
main roadway. the aged statesman bat
tied for life. while the little Berkshire
village slowly awaited his passing. From
time 10 time one Of the few hundred
residents OF Sutton Courtcnay would
appear at the house to ask for the latest
word Of Earl Oxford's condition.
One Of the most deeply affected at
the statesman's passing was the butler
who had been In hts service for many
years
He was the best master that ever
stepped on earth" he said. Il cannot
bear To see him lying there SO helpless.
IL Is u great tragedy. but. thank God,
he Is not suffering. he looked very peace
ftl and beautiful when ! was In the
room just now"
The sorrow felt III Sutton Courtenay
was typical of the British nation and
It's deep sympathy at the ebblng OF the
life OF the man who was q part or the
countrys life for the past half GEN.
tuTy
Evening star., 1928-02-14
Shades of Austere Saints Valentine
Unable to Halt "Mushy" Observance

The shades Of good ST. Valentine
stalked forth today III annual protest
against the light and sentimental way
In which the younger generation OBJ
serves his tragic memory,
The shades Of st Valentine are the
shades Of one or the other Of two
early Christian bishops. or both, and
they would like TO get hold OF the
person who started the custom Of
celebrating their memory In ~ mnssiy
u fashion.
There Was nothing 10 inspire love-
making or romance In the lives Of the
Bishops Valentine. II II pointed out
One Is best known for his soiourn III
iall rs 4 Christian martyr and the
other for the fact that ne chcked to
death On u flshbone
There Is nothing suggestive of sugar
coated terms OF endearment NJ love
missi,es In martyrtiom or choking ON
a t,ahhone, 1t n argued. 81 why connect
such ioibles with the unfortunate
bishops aforementianedf
Hasioloeists and others who have
investigated the origin Of sc valen-
tine's day seem 20 agree that the Whale
custom Ii just IAN accident" saome
authorities think Il dates back to the
Evening star., 1928-02-14
OT1IOANS FLOCKING TO HOOVER
AS CAMPAIGN GETS UNDER WAY
Col. Brown Reports Response From
Thousands of Republicans Eager to
Work for Secretary.

be valuable In the work OF organizing
Hoover clubs. which will be necessary
to make. the primary campaign WORK
effective. With the exception Of Hamil-
ton County. Senator Willis has captured
the regular Republican organizations:
State and county, everywhere. and Will
operate them as his own personal or
ganization. A Hoover Club organizer
will probably be placed IN the HELD at
once.
Though of course regretted IN the
Willis camp. the decision OF Secretary
Hoover to enter Ohio was so thorough
ly discounted that 1t was no surprise
The statement given out from the Willis
headquarters here that Secretary Hoover
was welcomed" into the State Repub-
lican primary is. of course, in the line
of campaign bravado. 1t means. even
though 1t should result with the least
possible victory to Mr.. Hoover. decided
loss to Senator Willis. 1t will mean all
the difference between solid Ohio dele
CATION for Willis at Kansas City and a
divided delegation.
1t may prove much worse than that
for the Senator. Nobody knows what
the increasing sentiment for Secretary
Hoover may grow to be by April "a
CONTINUED on Page S, Column 2)
Evening star., 1928-02-14

Special Dispatch to The Star.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. February a.
The first and most noticeable effect
Of the announcement Of Secretary
Hoover that he will enter Ohio as a
presidential nomination candidate" said
Col. Thad Brown. head Of the Hoover
for President State organization. as he
cleared up his desk after his return yes
terday from conference with Mr..
Hoover in Washington. 'is a food Of
kilograms and letters from Republican
men and women all over the State de-
string to be enrolled with the organi-
cation l knew il would be SO. I felt
sure that Secretary Hoover would enter
Ohio as candidate when he knew the
sentiment here for him. but the uncer-
tainty evidently held many sympathizers
back from identifying themselves with
us"
Col Brown now has the names of
more than 1000 Republicans all over
the State who have sent messages ex-
pressing desire to be registered at head
quarters and have part in the primary
campaign assigned to them. These will