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Evening star., 1928-05-05

w YITH Christine EkengTen OF
Holton Arms School hold
wv ing a two-bout lead over
her nearest competitors for
the District Of Columbia
fencing championship the stage IS set
for the final round of the event tonight
in the George washington University
gymnasium on II street near Twentieth.
Miss Ekengren won the touch f1ye
times in as many starts last night. bet
terinc the record bv two touches. made
BY Jessie Rollins of Holton Arms and
Florence Merriam of George Washing
ton. each of whom won three encount-
erS
Tonight. the nine aspirants for the
local title will engage in their last round
of matches which should produce some
spectacular foiling Miss Ekengren and
Miss Merriam both possess unusual
skill in handling the blade and fence
with the courageous spirit of veterans,
The meeting between these two should
be one OF the high lights Of the finals.
Miss Ekengren defeated Miss Rollins
last night 5 to ;. She bested Marjorie
Montgomery Of Fairmont School. TO z;
Betty Wilcox Of Fairmont. TO 0. Dud-
ley Breckenridge. ) 10 o. and Mamie
Hanson. 5 to g.
Bouts will begin at 7S0 tonight and
visitors are welcome to witness them.
Mai. Walter Blount will present gold
and silver medals 10 the winner and
runner-up respectively following the
tournament.
Results follow:
Merriam defeated I'Anson 81 Ekengren
defeated Rollins S--3. Wilcox defeated
Kaufman SIS. B~eckinriige defeated Ar
son. 81 Ekengren defeated MONTGOMERY.
D
Merriam defeated Zimmerman SO. Rol-
Hns defeated kgirgenFIdge Sc. Muntg1m-
evv defeated Kaufman 81 TAnSon de-
feagsd Zimmerman 81 Ekeugren defeat
Rs3 Wilcox SO
Marran3 defeated Kaufman 5--3 Mont
[oIuerv tieleaied z.mnlerm4n. 90 Rollins
aefsatea ~ jc0x 81 EkenKrsn defeated
EEetses3rtstge .5~~a Kaufman tS@fpat-si Einl-
D}@rnau 81 I Arson defeaEea W3Asox
81 RA}gtns tefe@tet Merriam 81 Ekem~
gFen tpteatpt / Aft~on S--~&
Co-eds from George Washington Uni
Evening star., 1928-05-05
18th Intield Reserve Exhausted Can't Recall Ophoned Players
BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Washington. IL: ~. Louis. 6.
Philadelphia, 10; Detroit. y.
New York, 10: Chicago, 4.
Roston 4. CleveIaUd q
Evening star., 1928-05-05
AuTHs SEEKING GAME.

Auth'S unlimited nine is without a
game for tomorrow due to cancellation.
Call Bill Sanderson at Franklin 1911.
Evening star., 1928-05-05

:, Hnna~~ Williams ~ flemenia smith IN
Z lsAhDef hn58E ~ Garsy Davis Young
ss2gn sullivan ~ shloss niitmsef tat
Iw7s sbass hits Maas G8fey Threes Base
saHRan. flhpner stolen hasazs~@Ahlnss Sac
fLhf's,e ~, ag.fg. Flfst bgse 10 baits~OH flsp.
VI I'll ans MrFogi stfuoL nnt-.Ht f7iappaf
~, ~ Williams
Evening star., 1928-05-05

Centrars tennis team virtually clinched
the public high title yesterday by down
ing Western, 1927 champion. 4 to g. A
thrilling rally by the Central doubles
team Of Simon and Shore In their
match with Lowe and CARRIER carried
Evening star., 1928-05-05

Nnns-~~A pTil r, H0WND ~ sloan Close
wtson. Hodnlsa' Efror.~n",d r. ~, ''iI'nns Iiaie
gW,iso. hEsins a. BROMLEY, Two-base
II n'tS11l ee. ho"fn ss bsfd h9Ie stolen has"-~
Left on bases- Virginia. Il Mnryiand
struck auts~~Hv stephens II ~ Hatson
st"phena off BateDn T. ~ Bf1miay 4
Hits-oH natsen, IN Il innings. IN
BROMLEY u Ia : n Hi bY pifthed hall
~ Bromley ~ Howhpi, Loaina pitcher,
Bstson
George Washingt0n's nine hit hard
behind the stellar pitching Of Clapper
AZ the colOnials routed American Uni
Fersity. - TO /. CiappeT also socked
homer.
Evening star., 1928-05-05

'0ne out In eleventh when winning ru7
was scored.
Western ..... q o 3 0 Of
Central .... / Q o : u
Rups-~Hunt t3t Rurch 80. Fisher 80.
Thompson Fletcher. LuueR i2l, CFoss. Iing-
ling. EFrors-Park Brandt t2A, Duffy
Luuey. Wilson. Hunt. Two base htts-Nii
son Burrh Luney Fisher 81. Threa-hase
hiis~~Wilson Rnrrh. Stolen hases--Ault
Wolf t@t Sacrifice hita~~Luaey. Brandt
f2l Double playA--~Hunt TO Laney: Brandt
to Cross Left ON hagea~~~Ceatral, .. west
srn First base on hails--0r Fleteher
;: OF Duffy Z Hit by pitched Iva by
O. by Fletcher q Wild pitch--Duffy
Passed pai~~Wtlson
Evening star., 1928-05-05
DAIRY TEAM WINS
OVER LAUNDRY NINE

Chevy Chase Dairy took a close dia-
mond struggle from Bergmann's Laun-
dry nine yesterday In Merchants League,
to 8, furnishing the feature contest
among the week day leagues.
Big Print Shop showed over runs IN
the sixth to bag a 5-to-3 win over
Holmes Bakers in Industrial League.
Eldebrook and Grace mines each
staged late rallies in Georgetown Church
League. the former winning to 5.
Outhit 2 to l. @. P. o. tossers de-
feated Aggies in Departmental League,
IL to 6. Sole and Roland hit homers
Navy Yard an 8-to-l setback in Gov
ernment League.
Evening star., 1928-05-05

AhATHaAhEs8+ @tNTB@. F1lER@Ss-
Horne Scheiherg johnson and Had Ora
hnwski :. Smith. Bogart and Morrow
Rastinsa-e 5000 q q o q a---ll IL
Buffalo q q q ] o ~ / o.
chanlfers EsrukhsW and Dixon williams
staunr Strsasr and Pond.
Evening star., 1928-05-05

Belle Haven Country Clubs eight
man golf team has match with
Mansfield Golf Club at Fredericksburg
today.
Evening star., 1928-05-05
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE,

Greensboro IA Ht<h Paint. q.
Raleigh 10. Salisbury y.
nllhAm . Nlnstnn salem ..
Evening star., 1928-05-05
flearRNl0wn ILnlperalix haa hren

beaFgef0wn University has been
unanimously elected 10 membership In
The intercollegiate Hoxing Association.
according 10 word received by Louis
Little director 0f athletics al The Hillr
top school, from the association.
Georgetown was the only college ad-
mlsIed this yehk.
Evening star., 1928-05-05

GAMES TODAY. CANNES TWMWKkVN
81 4. at Washington st L. nj Washington.
nettait as Phila. Boston ~ Detroit.
Chicago at New YORK. Chicago at New NoFk'
Cleveland at Boston.
Evening star., 1928-05-05
SERIES STATISTICS.
TAuSa Mtaaslinr

RESULTS or PAST GAMEs.
Eastern :: Businesk g.
Tech IL. Western q.
Terh Ia, BuEinesA. g
Central Z. Western. q.
FUTURE GAMES.
Eastern VS. Tech
Business We Western.
Central vs. Tech
Eastern vs. Western.
Central vs Business
Central W. Eastern tpostp0nea camel.
Evening star., 1928-05-05
Co-etls from C;eoree Mashinrton

Co-eds from George Washington Uni-
YerSity who are entered in the various
sports to be Included in the triangular
sport day program 80 he held this aft
ernoon at the Central High School sta
dium include the leading tennis play
erS, track performers and base ball en-
Evening star., 1928-05-05
DOGS RUN TOMORROW.

Members OF washington whippet
Club will run their dogs tomorrow az
3 o'clock south OF Lincoln Memorial
pool The public Is invited 20 witness
these practice races
Evening star., 1928-05-05

n n AIN interest of local Schoolboy
nu athletes today was centered In
wv the South Atlantic interscho-
1 L lastic championship track meet
Evening star., 1928-05-05
The Aenre.

Totals NJ - : Totals 20 i VI 10
steofsh Washington Z / q 4 4 u Z 1A~I4
Aniefiean tIBjgrrsily o q o d q o o.
Evening star., 1928-05-05

GAMES TO-DAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Phil, at Chicago. Phila. Mt Chicago
Boston at Pittsburgh. y. ,, nj tihetn"su'
y. Y. at Cincinnati. BROOKLYN at ~ H."
BROOKLYN at 81 I.nuiS.
Evening star., 1928-05-05

A 4-run rally in the Anal innings gave
Pullmans a 7-to-5 win over Southern
Railway in Terminal Y League
Evening star., 1928-05-05

n n ARYLAED's lacrosse game with
M Navy at College Park this aft
vi ernoon at 4 o'clock was the
/ i big feature OF the day In COL
Evening star., 1928-05-05

Totals Al s'3i II Totals. ~ Is ~ lo
Evening star., 1928-05-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS kENV TTS,
Pittsburgh, IL. Boston. =.
New York. ii: Cincinnati. :.
Philadelphia Chicago trainl,
Rrt oklNn.St. Louis trainl.
STAINING nF THE TItRS
Evening star., 1928-05-05

r r e
Newark n II q q I q I--a ;
Toronto. q :. y--5
Zubris Fisher and Skif Fisher and
Phlllins.
Jersey citv. l1o2I 81. II
Evening star., 1928-05-05
BY CORINNE FRAZIER.

w YITH Christine Ekengren Of
Holton Arms School hold
wv ing a two-bout lead over
her nearest competitors for
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07

Hoover odporica ponechat dosavadnu kvotl; Smith to
iste tymto sovami: II stand squarely platform
declaration that the laws which limit immigration must
be preserved in full force and effect (Stom pevne
vyhlaseni nase platfomy ze zakony, ktore obnedzuj
prist' 'ahovalectvo, musel byt zachovane vplne se
1cinku.)
Dosavadna kvota e prajnejsa Slovako1n nez by bo-
la National origin Dosavadna kvota ceskoslovenska
stanovena ie 3O73 kdezto National origin kyota
dava pristup len 2248 cesko-slovenskym prst aloval
com National origin kyota mala vstnpitv platnost'
pred dvoma rokmi ale sam Herbert Hoover prezi-
denom Coolidgeom to Dol ktory ej konetne uplatnene
odt 'a1oval ma yst1pt piatnost len jili 1929 ak
do tel doby nebude zrlsena nacelkom Je zrsene zda
sa by' zaisenG preto, zet obaja kanddati rovnako
proti ne preto mech uz ktofykol'vek kndat vyhra,
i Sloyac vyhrajl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07
900, zatial co administracia ma.
turalizacnej agendy stala $10,-.
1886, 900. FILLS. u
MESTSKE WARDY
BUDU POZMENENE

Nasledkom pripojenia vacsej
casti Coitsville townshipu, NEST
ska sprava bude n1tena pozme-
nit wardy, lebo pripojenou ca
st'oui pride j $500 volicov. Novf
volicia budn bud to pripojeni k
viacerym wardam alebo sa utvo-
ri osobitna Warda pre- mich pri-
da sa K nej< niekol'ko tisfc voli-
GOV 2 ..druhej wardy, ktora je te-
razT najyacsou v meste. Viacere
prisinkty bud1 odlncene cd svo-
jich ward a pripojene k inym, a.
by rov1lost' hlasov vo wardach
bola spravodlivejsia. Dl'a dosa-
vadneho poriadku siesta warda je
najmensia a preto budl k nej pri-
.pojene niektore prisinkty 70 styr-
tel, piatejl a siedmej wardy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07
HOOVER SMITH 0 PR1srAHovALEcTvE.

Y tejto prezidentskej voebnej Rampant mas uspo-
kojuje stanovisko axe obaa kandida zaujnaj1 pri-
st ahovaleckej otazke }vra-sr ek
Posledne Smith Dol napadany tymi sto-percentoyy-
mi gro patriotm Re by cLcel plist ahovalecvo uvol
nit predvaleeny stupef Ale Smith nepovedal tejto
stazke mic radkalnejsieho neil Hoover Obaa sa sroy-
navajo tom, ze plist ahovalectyo musi zosat obe-
dzene &c obmedzena, ktore odlcuju nodiny od spol-
zta naj byt odstranene kyota zakladaj1ca sa ma
pocte obyvatelov narodnost vsroku 1890 Nationa ORR
gin) ie nesprar r6dliva kr1vaca istJm narodnostiam
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07
MILIONoVE PRfMY
POLICAJNYCH URADNfKOV

Vo Philadelphii je v prude Wy
setroyanie butlegerstva. Pri Wy
setrovani vyslo ma javo, ze but
legerom sl ma pomoci policajni
1radnici mesta. Vo philadelphia
kvch bankach tito policajni trad
nici mam ulozene vyse desat' mi
lionoy dolarov, 2 coho uzatvara
.sa ich spojenectvo bntlegermi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07
sUSEDSKH DOM
4 v CAMPBELL oTvoREN9

Toho tyzdna znoyu otvoreny
boil ~ Campbell & takzyany Kre-
st 'ansky Susedsky Dom, " ktorom
hned' zahajena bola spolocenska
cinnost'. Skola obcanstva bola O.
tyorena utorok ma pondelok
otyorena bude opatrevna pre- de-
Il. Spravcom je Rev. Irshay.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07
oBEsn.A sA, Y zIALI
"A 'sVuJIM MUzoM

Mrs. Bertha SCI Mcerimmon, so
focna vdova, obesila sa minule
ani pivnici ma vodoygl rliru.
Nasia ju dcera, ktora udala, re
jej matka zialila yel'mi "a mu-
zcm, ktorv bol pred rokom zabity
automobilovej nehode. Mrs.
McCrimmon byvala {. 1910
Hillnan ST.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07

nov 70 svetoyej vojny, a skutoc-
ne naturalizoyane bolo ;2,3s6,635
os6b, cne As percent tych, GO 81
vytiahli IS pryt paspiere'' Ii 1.
Pptas tel istej DOLBY zrusily su-
dy platnost 6E661 oheiansk ych
.certifilxatoy, ktore holy ziskane
podyodnym sposobom.
Naturalizaene' poplatky vynie-
.sls.od !. 1907 do Il. 1927 SIC, O,824,-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07
DVOJE SLOW. DIETOK
ZOMRELO.

Tomas Martinko, 3-mesacny syn
Stefana Martinko a jeho manAe.-
ky, {. 1914 Oakwood Ave. 20
,mrel ma komplikacie v pondelpk
rano. *3 10 I "&
V Campbell zomrela malink;i
'dcerka Jozefa Hudrana jeho
manzelky, Maria, vo stvrtok. y"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07
osEM L,UDf zARIIA
v AUToyfCH NEHopACH

" poslednom tyzdni zabite bo-
10 Y automobilovyrh nehodach ma
( okoli Youngstown osepa osob, 4
,tych dyaja Yoppgstowneani a je-.
den Camnball~ Ostatni .pocha.
dszali 2 dssalSich ,nesteciek. Ranes
ne boio vyse 80 os6b. I;
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07
EPIsKoPALNY BIsKUP
+ 0HEToU LUREzNfK0v

Il Y Cincinnati zomrel metodisti-
eko-episkopalny biskup Hartzell,
lktorehe este Il jtaaa, eneznami III
pezhci y jeho domacnosti ma
padli sufoye zbii: Zomrel ol
ran, aktore mug gl1psznici zadali.
Llpeznici dosial' neboli echyteni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07
NATURALIZACIA CUDZINCOV
IA POSLEDNYCH 20 ROKOV.

Cd +. 1907 do 1927 prehlasilo
5, 5,324,874 tn usadenych cudzincoY
svoj lpysel stat sa americkymi
.obcanmi.
Ziadost 0 americke obeianstyo
podalo 2,s2O,7O6 osob. Y ktorom
poete de zahrnute 293,S4a vetera-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07
z tINNOSTI NASEJ MLADEZE.

kto by povedal, ze celia nasa mladez Mahoning do
line hanbi svoj p0vod svoe sovenske: kto
by tvrd, re nezaujlma sovenske veci nesnaN sa
svojmu narodu yydobyt dobre verejnost isto
the by jej krivd. Nasa madez je verna svomu povodu
nehanbi svo rod pracuje IA jeho pozdvhnuti A
"a to je hodna nasej lasky.
sJednym najobl 'dbenejsich poll, ma ktorom nasa
mladez rada pracuje zskava sovensk6mu cest
je sport. Tunase obyvate stvo nestretavao by sol
slovensk menomt tax casio takom popredi ako sa
stretava prave poll sportu Nasa madez cd mnohych
rokov svoe baseballovG basketballove inc sportov6
cay sretavala vzdy tai! !m zdarom, ze roku 1921
zaozila 81 svoju vlasmi, sovenskd lobdovi gu Bolo
to nieco noveho medz Sovakmi preto zpocatk prislo
skamane. Avsak nasi nad Slovaci nevzdali nadee.
Po rozpusteni roku 1922 iga boa organzovana
1926 to zasuhou nasich znamenitych madych pracov
nlkov: Jana krala Petra Babeja Jozefa Raka Cd to-
no casu lga lleinkuje zdarom test aske podpore
slovenskeho i inonarodneho obecenstva. d.
Toho roku lone ligy hra sedem ciat Campbell Hill
crest, pod spravcovstvom ,uraja Llbica; Lansngvle
A. c., pod spravcovstvom .ozefa Raka Struthers Slo
vaks pod spravcovstvom naprv Jozefa Stanku teraz
kurtza; Farrell Y M. S. A., pod spravcovstvom John
soma; Haseltoski Sokoi, pod spravcovstvom Andreja
Hamraka; Campbellskf Mad 'ar pod sprdvcovstvom An
dreja Lsku Warren Thomas Steel pod spravcovstvom
Franka Darkusa Vsetky tieto caty, mimo Campbell Ma
gyars Warren Steel si slovenskG, ale tycho posed
nych poovca hrlcov sii Slovaci. Lga ma plavdlo re
slovenskych catacl mlsl byt jmenej desa hracov
slavianskeho povodu naviac sedem inoarodneho To-
to pravdlo zabezpecue sovensky raz nieen catdm ale
samej ge. Liga prijala stanovy pravidla hrana cd
National League, Uradnikn Sovenskej Baseball Lgy
toho roku s Jan Kral, predseda Jozef Rak podpred-
seda Michal Kornik tajomnik; Peter Babel pokadnfk
Pod vedenim tohto fradu liga dostala sportovom
svete popredne mieso, takze intestine deiSy uzraly
"a porebne prinasat je hrach dlhe zpravy casto
lostranoyym zahlavim.
Mimo lginych catach, nasi sovensk mladici hraju
al inych Met snad jednej caty cele Maonng doll
ne ktora by nemaa Slovaka medzi svomi hr3cmi. Da-
ktorl Mich si najepsmi hracm ceej doine upozor
Mill seba chyme profesionane lobdove cay, ktor6
vzdy pozeraid cerstvymi sami. Nebudeme prekva-
peni ak nektory hrac sovensky nasho okoa bude sa
blyskat menoslove daktorej krajinskej caty.
Ale mladez nasa CHINA ie al mac. Name spevokoly,
ktore pozostavajn temer vyucne mladeze tn V krai
rodene name divadelne krizky ktorych uz nejedna
tn rodena deva aleho nadenec uplatnli svoje d1ama
cke nadanie. Madez 1castnuje spolkoveho a>klubo
veho zivota menovite politickych kluboch yyvuje
k eel'u ved1cu cinnost.
Radi uznavame nasej madeM pracu cinnost vede
nj pod menom slovenskym prajeme jej mnoho zdarul
tomto snnere. f7 #faosa
HOOVER SMITH PRIsrAHoVALECTvE.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07
NOVA MoDA v sUKNIAcHl

2 Pariza sa oznamuje, re move
q,
zen7ke sukne budl celkom Incl
N, dy, a sice ma predku budll
siahat len po kolena, ale ma zad-
ku az po clenky. Il
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07
- Kazdy citatel', ktory nam je
dlzen predplatne "a noviny, d..
stanc zaplatene "a svoju pracu.
Al my leD to ziadame. g
Usporite ;.
$1,000 .
ma jednom
z nasich murova-
nych domov

Ma Manchester Ave-, diva blokys
Cd Mahoning Ave..e pri skolAch, ke.
stoloch, obchodoch a poulicnych ka !,
rach. name tri krasne tehly mu.
rovans domy, kaxdy pozostava 2
vel'kej prednet isby, klozetu ma ka-
baty a koxdbka. francdzske dvere-
vedu do priestrannsj iedalne, ku:I
chyna. tri spalne a kdpelna. Tretia
podlaha mo$e bYt' l'ahko finisova.
nd. Prva podlaha ma wade tvrd6
drevo. krasne sveteln6 pripravy, Oh.
LEND tisnidlA . palcky. vbudovana
noska M biglovanie q spust 'adlo l,as
prAdlo. y5bornA pivnica fornesom
. saflami ma, pranis. cimentovy
drajv. Idsne predat' tieto domy nj.
~ csay sea. postaysniA. Prvy kupi-
tel dostane jedsn sas $1,000, $500
h9tayscA oststek atos rent. i i
4 hl.rtzeI ! + I!et|z,org |,
sos, c1TY RAlfaL BLDG.
fsLzroft ssseix
Evening star., 1928-06-21
GUARD GIVES DINNER
TO RETIRING OFFICER
&c Sutton Honored for Service as
Instructor of District
Unit.

Working under the handicap OF the
lack of an armory. the National Guard
Of the District Of Columbia Is the finest
trained organization OF its kind In the
country. Master Sergt. Joseph G. sutton
u. S. A.. told the officers OF the organi~
zation last night at banquet given by
them In his honor at the Continental
Hotel.
The occasion OF the banquet was
Sergt. Suttons relief as instructor, upon
his retirement tomorrow, after 80 years
81 continuous service. He VIII leave
Sunday for Indianapolis, where ne VIII
make his home, and where he VIII work
In civilian capacity in the once ot
the adjutant general Of Indiana.
Oficers of the Regular Army, and
officers Of the National Guard, headed
by Mai. Gen. Anton Stephan. PAID
tribute TO this enlisted man. who. the
speakers said, had done more TO raise
the Guard TO its high state OF efficiency
than any other officer
Capt Sidney Morgan. Engineer Corps
acted as toastmaster. The speakers
included: Gen. Stephan. Maj, Julian
S. Olin. Lieut. Col. Louis c. Brinton,
1r.: Col. John w Oehmann. Lieut.. Col.
Peyton @. Neyitt and Capt. Clay
Anderson.
The I2lst Engineer Band furnished
the music.
Evening star., 1928-06-21
HOUSTON PRESSES
HUNT LYNCHERS
Attack on Convention Eve
Stirs City-$10,o0o Voted
for Search.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HOUSTON. Tex. June 21.-Stirred
by the first lynching here in so years,
municipal, county and State officials
ioined Yesterday in an intensive search
for the eight unmasked white men who
early Yesterday morning took Robert
Powell. 24-year r-old colored slayer, from
hospital cot and hanged him from
bridge.
The fact that the lynching took place
while the national political spotlight IL
turned on the city caused officials par
ticular concern.
An appropriation of $4,000 was
voted by the city council for an IN
vestigation by a committee OF SIX, TWO
members of which are colored, District
Judge Langston King charged the grand
| Jury to drop all other matters while II
| inquiries into the lynching.
Gov. Dan Moody offered $3.50 reward
| for the arrest of each participant in the
! lvnching and sent detail OF Texas
Rangers here to Join others assigned to
| duty for the Democratic national con-
vention. sea-
Powell was charged with the killing
of A. w Davis, city detective. IN gun
fight here Sunday morning Ihe iynch-
ers' victim was shot in the stomach.
One meager clue was developed wnlch
investigators believed might lead TO ap-
prehension of the lynchers. A coloreo
attendant at the hospital told ofncers
one of the party wore blue coat WIN
gold braid on the left sleeve and over
the left breast and also wore stif1
cap.
Evening star., 1928-06-21
Will Rogers
Says:

CIAREMORE,-Say, what do you
know about Claremore having golf
course! I tell you. turning your
land into IA golf course is the saliva
Evening star., 1928-06-21

Johannesburg. South Africa. VIII
suend So. 800 900 in constructing a new
municipal electric lighting and power
station
Evening star., 1928-06-21
RASCHE TRIP WAITS
ON VERDICT IN SUIT
Mrs. StiIiman Discounts Ef.
forts of Firm to Prevent
Flight.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, June 21.--A temporary
injunction today stood between Thea
RaSche. German girl flyer. and her
projected fight to Europe. The in
junction was obtained by Harold w.
Hartweil and his assignee, the Hollis
Corporation The proceedings revealed
them as the hackers with which Miss
Rasche recently severed relations
The injunction, returnable tomorrow
afternoon. restraints Miss RaSche from
using the plane purchased by her new
hacker. Mrs James A. Stillman. or from
making any flight from North America
or Europe
A similar injunction was served upon
A. r. MARITIME, banker and aviation en-
thusiast from whom Mrs. Stillman pur-
chased the plane,
Mrs. Stil!man Not Worried.
Miss Rasche and Mrs. Stillman were
at Curtiss Field making arrangements
/ for fight this morning to Old Orchard
/ Beach. Me, when the papers were
| served
| I'm not worried a bit over this. Mrs
! Stillman said The plane is now in
my name, the insurance papers are in
my name and don't see how they can
stop us"
Calvin Harris, fight manager for the
Hollis Corporation, and Harry Heck
heimer. its attorney. charged Miss
Rasche with breaking relations with
their company at the instance of Mr..
MARITIME to accept more advantageous
terms from Mrs. Stillman.
Miss Rasche declared the contract
was abrogated when the Hollis Corpora
tion failed to live up 20 its promise to
deliver a plane to her by June 10. The
Bellanca plane purchased by the COM
pany arrived at CurtiSs Field June 7,
but Miss Rasche asserts 1t was not de-
livered to her, although she was allowed
10 fly it.
Two of the members of the Hollis
Corporation are revealed as Herman B
Wilson of South Norwalk. Conn, and
Harry c. Banister of New York.
Claims $4,000 Expended.
The corporation asserts in its COM
plant that it has already spent OF
obligated itself to the extent of $4,000
and that it had been paying Miss
Rasche 500 a week
Mrs. Stillman would like to fly the
Atlantic with Miss Rasche.
Il would like to fly across the At
lantic," she said, but that is a Ques-
ton of weight. I would be only too
happy to accompany her on the trip, II
for no other reason than to show my
confidence in her ability"
Evening star., 1928-06-21
WIFE is MISSING.

A search is under way for Mrs.
Edna Campbell, 81 years old, 4e9O
Georgia avenue, who has been missing
from home since Eei husband frus-
tfated All alleged suicide attempt by
her last midnight.
The husband, William W. Campbell
told thirteenth precinct police that his
wife attempted to drink poison while
in a room with him and their two
children, but that he knocked the
poison from her hand before she had
succeeded IN drinking more than a
small amount
Before she had received treatment.
Campbell told police, she tlhk The fam
tiy car and drove Away. IAe has not
been seen since. ~a