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The Indianapolis times., 1929-05-11

Fanetta " HitZ pupil of Eleanora
8cauchamp of the faculty of the
Indiana College of Music and Fine
Arts viii play a group of piano
compositions ON a benefit program
t0v the Missionary girls of North
Methodist Episcopal church, at the
home Of Mrs. Fred Hoke. on Wash
r7t0n boulevard.
on Thursday. May Is. Justine
Srotscnburg of the Indiana College
o. Music and Fine Arts faculty. and
Ugenia Ha9idson. pupil of Glenn
Friermo0d Will give a program in
Columbus. Ind on Gust day of
Theta Lambda Chi sorority.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-05-11

The Rev. William I. Caugaran,
minister Of the First Congregational
church, will speak Sunday morning
The Indianapolis times., 1929-05-11

The Rev. L. B. Moseley. pastor of
Emerson Avenue Baptist church,
will preach Sunday morning on:
Behold Thy Mother!" and in the
evening on, He Saved Others, Him
self He Can Not Save"
The Indianapolis times., 1929-05-11

Pisno-Normai diplomas viii be awarded
70 Mrs Mildred Smith. Miss Marie Kiser
and Miss Grace Eaton: pipe organ Miss
Dorothea HoFie voice Mrs J. n. Rotz
Voice-CertIfcate viii be awarded to
Miss Esther Lefcovit7, and Miss Dorothy
Satlsmsu. pipe-orRan. Miss Frances
Wooden and Miss Florence Hinshsw:
piano Miss Ruth Griffith. Miss Helene
Kramer Miss Alice Adeiia Eite, Miss
Martha Jane Bash and Betty Schissel.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-05-11

Mothers day will be observed at
both services at the Emmanuel Bap-
tiSt church this Sunday. A merger
service Of the church and Bible
shool will be held at the morning
hour and the minister, the Rev. J..
Drover Forward, will speak on
Jesus and His Mother" At the
evening hour his theme will be My
Mother"
The Indianapolis times., 1929-05-11

AT the morning service of the
Second Moravian Episcopal church,
located IN temporary quarters at
Thlrty-fourth street and Orchard
avenue, the pastor, the Rev. Vernon
W. Couillard will preach on the
theme, Lessons Learn From
Mothers" His theme at the 7:45
evening service will be witnessing
That Counts"
The Indianapolis times., 1929-05-11

Sunday morning at the Forest
Manor Methodist Episcopal church,
DR.. Q. w Fifer will be the speaker.
In the evening, he will speak at the
School Street Methodist Episcopal
church.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-05-11
Program follows

Cu-t for piano ard voice
The Crimson Glow O. Sunset ]
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-20
BMy From he Mail Order House

We do not specialize in cheap quality merchandise spend merchandise and talking making good We do not believe saving few
  quality would last life We have house than they We specialize both trm ed for sale sometimes not what under obligation unless satisfied
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-20
Dom { BMy From US

Because we are local merchants pay local taxes help keep up local schools churches
  part of your community and interested only with build t welfare of which value and romus whe
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
VEL'KA BANSKA
1 KATASTROFA
GO banlkov sahynulo v uhol 'nej
bani v Oklahome.

McAlester, Okla. V utorok
udal sa vybuch y ,lhofnej bani
Old Town Co., y North AMcAlester,
" ktorom zahynulo najmenej 60
banikov, Mrtvoly So banikov boly
az Nynesene bane a desat' ich je
este Y jej utrobach. Traja banici,
mimo tych SO mrtvych, boil naj-
deni v bezvedomi, ale je Utmost
re budI zachraneni zivotu. De-
.siati, ktori zostavajil y bani, zahy-
null iste, udal hlayny inzinier, le-
bo je v bani mnoho otravneho
plynu. Dvesto banfkoy pracuje,
ably sa dostali X ostatnym mrtvo-
lam.
Vybuch nastal iskry, yyfrknu
tel 20 ssroja, kalaj1ceho uhl Owl
Silu. Vybuch bol. tak sitny, Se :te.
IL. mHohych ,bsn4kp~ holy ]. notr,
thanS = dolfasat. esostsl6 .Fcdi.
ny budt1 mat snatsf yianocs.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
NOVA OCELIARSKA
KORPORACIA
Utyorena bola z Republic Iron
4 Steel Co. a styroch inych
oceliarni.

' stredu oznamene bolo n:vo-
renie sa novel vel 'kej oceIiarskei
korporacie Amerike vliatim sa
do miestnej Republic Iron & Steel
Go. styroch inych oceliarskych
spolocnosti al $ ich podriadenvmi
spolocnost'ami. Nova korporacia
bude sa menoyat' Republic Steel
Corporation a bude tret 'ou maj
vaGsou oceliaskou korporaciou y
Amerike, takto posotiac Sheet &
Tube Co. ma stvrte miesto S tre-
tieho. Nova korporacia bude mat
majetku V Gene 1880, ,O00, 900.
YOUNGSTOWN Sheet \ Tube 20. ma
inaJersn "a S5to,uV'p'oo; '"7.'-
v novel spoloenosti vliate sd
Republic Iron & Steel Co.; Cen
trail Alloy Steel Go. Canton a
Massillon, Dmner- WitheroW Steel
CO. I. Buffalosa Pittsburgh; Bour-
ne-Fuller Go. 2 Cleveland Trum-
bull Cliffs Furnace Co. z Warren,
Tento ncvy htyar preyiedol .Cy-
rus Eaton. chyrny finantnik 2
Cleyelandu byvaly kazatep. Ho.
vori sa, ze toto sliatie, alebo ako
90 vo financnych kruhoch volajii
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
VEL'KE OKYPTENIE
SKOL v MESTE
Uvody zrusene, taktiez hudba, u
menie, telocvik inc podruzne
predmety.

Nselol,,or, +nho ia ,h,.y,+ol'
two mosto nooah,osoro,o =, ,or
h.oh notrohn. no,,;.zo =, ,;.a,,
ndrsovo,;e mastsl,vob roro;nrcb
slo, sLo,dozo,ca a, p;oboson nr;
p1tanr bo, ohmoa,;t, vvn:hn !.
od,oz;t stavhn novyeh sko,skrob
h,aor oh,, -, ,st.a;,,, no,;o, 70
,snoS na M ;no+rebne;s;e vvdav.
Nv Sko,v ma;n5 . s55o ooo mane; /;
nre Indie; rok ako malv toho 20.
I'm
4;, s.ay,,; ,y,,, J, 49,. 3, q; s,,,y -
IL, +r;oa,. s;...,on, t.i y Losds
.x;4o,,ha hnao ,n.., an ,;osto %
49,. =, s,o,o h,ao %
s;oLo,, l.saa; +r;ado Nors tooh.
,;o,,. ,,,ss;, sLol. ktor: mol. ), -,
a.,,ouo,s . ,,,,s.. - o4uor,,,s :, -
III. vsotL,- ,a,,,oa,a skol,, nro
Az; ,;so 9 rosns bo,,, ,r,sana, )
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
Katolicki Solkoi
zahrajj11 ''Pava" !"
Diyadlo bude 26. januara Soko.
lovni ma Homewood.

Divadelny kr1zok X. ). zalra
podareny divadelny kiisok PAY
dina 26. januara, Sokolovni ma
IIomewood Ave. Sokoli to prcto
NJ teraz oznamujd, ably. obecen-
stvo vedelo, re Sokoli pracujii a
chcu no nsl'achtile zabavit' a OBJ
vese!it @ pavovi vieme ysetci. a.
ky je to vtak. ale divadlo takym
mencm je veru novota. Ob-al tli-
vadla bude buducne opisanv. O.
becenstyo .je ilctiye ziadane, ably
sa na toto divadlo chystalo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
ANDREWS AVENUE 7sI,f
!, JE' " oTVORENA

-. :. i. = )
Nova utica mesta, yeduca
East Federal St. ku Oak St., bola
v tieto dni otvorena premavke.
Takto ma Oak st. priame spoje-
ME hlavnou ulicou mesta. An
drews Ave. bude ma buddci rok
este d'alej potisnuta, al ku
McGuffey Rd., mesto ale musi
napred vykdpit niekolko pozem-
kov. Otverenim Andrews Ave. j
pristup k Sokolovni Sboru 146.
TSJS. bude teraz snadnejsi, lebo
pri Oak st. moste je vyychod ma
Oak St. Sokolovfa je ned 'aleko
mosta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
kI1sny veciero!k |!
kpocte Rev. Kociija
Usporiadajd skolsk6 dietky toho
piatl0u na meniny svojho duchoy-
n6ho.

Skol>lse dietky farnosti Mena
Jczis uspariadajli tohto piatkn
ye6igrok prilezifosti menfn syoj-
no naiiovaneho duchovneho, Rev.
st. kotisa. Nclcbne sestritky pri-
prayily bohatS program, ktory
,,a dietky ochotne naueily, abv
duchoynemu radostne prekvape-
ME sp6sobily. NepochNbujeme, ze
i rodifia bud,i mat tsho pQte-
scnie. Program je nasledovny:
l. Prezentacia. Chlapec
dievca kazdej triedy.
q. Pochod tried (duet) Eliza
kfurik a .Jozefina Bajtos.
3. Memnoyy vianocny po-.
zdrav Drahemu Dnchpvnemn
!. trieda.
4. The Rheumatic (piesen)
III. trieda.
5. Vianocny tanec III. trieda.
6. Acrostics - LII. a ". trieda.
I. Garden of Roses (Zahrada
ruiz - j. Bajtos.
s. Rosa Myssica ". trieda.
9. liza Jane (tanec) VII.
trieda.
To-. Song Of Twilight r. Kin
pix.
II. The Strike in Santa Claus
Land - Y. trieda.
IL. Rlffty Tuffty... {tpaec)
6. trieda.
la. Y slzach maticka sedela.
Trio. Spievail j. Kncko.s II.
BsNsko, Ay~Rbpoviss. ~vpiassss,
sprevadza Eliza klupik a ma M.
sliach Viktor Krajci.
II. Annie and Willie Prayer
lrecitacia) - P. Terpak.
Is. Usmievaj sa, usmievai. (i8a-
sen) - NJ. .Klopta.
l6. Hymna kisv. Stefanovi niue.
- celia Skola.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
ZAKAzALI HOv0RIT
CUDZOU REcOU
v Lovsll, Mass, slobodno So roz-
prtyat' 70 YMCA. len po
anglicky.

. ... 1 ~
Harold F: Howe, generality ta-
jomnik Y, NJ. C.. a. Y, Lowell,
Mass, yydal zakaz proti hovore-
niu akoukol'vek cudzou recou Y
budose Ymky. Odteraz 50 v
Ymke m6ze hovorit' len po angli-
cky. Kte neposldchne, mus sa z
buaoyy yzdialit'. r.,
Proti tomuto zakazu protesto-
yalo Rdruzenie CudzoreeovHeh
Vydayatel'ov v Amerike, ktoreho
prayot&r ndal, ze je zakaz obme-
ldzoyanim slobody reci v tejto
krajipe . yAznym ohrozenim anne
riekfeh iaealov- Prot tzle tltepo.
m6hal, lebo Howemu priskocili sns
ponloe Eaazi a veterani. TalSoi.
sia odbocka Veteranov Cuiazo,
zemsk5eh Yojen prijala rezolaeiu
v ktorej jednohlasne yyhla&ajs
Howe-oy skutok "a 100 perAen1
amerisky''. Udobrenie prislo &sod
|Rey,sAppletopa Granpis, taipl
Nebs sristopdlpebc kHaf2 s0d
49, f.esiis- C Roakea. ~ HrS
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
Navrh na penziiu
podany ' vkongrese
Kaxdy obtan vyse 63-rocny by Dol
oprivneny ma penziu cd $4 do So
ty&denne, ksd' ma prijmy nike $12.

Kongresman Connery demo
kraD Lynn, Mass, podal kon-
grese nayrh ,zakona starobncj
penzii. Navrh urcuje penziu pre-
osoby. ktort doSiahly vek G3 ro-
iRoy ktortch tyzdeme prijmy
lnepresahnju bnos $1,000. Penzia
by bola platena pokladnice Spo-
jenfch Statov.
Podl a navrhu, na penziu by bo-
la opraynena kazda osoba 63-roc-
na starsia, ktora bola obcanom
Spoj Statov "a 16 nepretrzitych
rokov; nebola usvedcena 70 zlo-
emu; ak manzel, neprestpl sa sta
rat nikdy o svoj,l zenu a dietky
nize l6-roent; ak manzelka, ne
oplstila nikdy svoje' nize 16-rocne
deti.
Najvyssia penzia by bola $500
ma tvzdel nainizsia $4.O0. Osem-
dolarovii penziu by dostaly oso.
by. ktorych tlzdenne zarobky a.
lebo priimy neprevysujd $500.
Sest '-dolarov1 tyzdennn pcnzil,
by dostaly osoby, ktorych tyzden.
ne zarobky alcbo prijmy prcvysu-
j1 70, ale ME $40, styridolarov1
tyzdennh penziu by do>taly tie
osoby, ktorych zarobky alebo
prijmy preyysujn $40, ale ME $l2.
Kto by zarabal vyse $12 tlzden-
ne. ten by penziu nedostaval
Eiadnu.
Penzia by bola zvysoparia alebo
snizoyana podl'a prijmov penzio-
novanej osoby. Platena by bola v
-. .vyplatach rolsu yopred. Adj
ministraeiu by fpresadzal, depart
ment vnhtra.} .< F
Y jednej sekcii navrhu sa ur-
cuje, zc zakon ma byt' tax libe-
ralne prfyadzany, aby zabezpe6il
l'udu istotu pred straehom, lie bu-
de Y starobe trpet' nddzu. Tiez
1e tam paragraf, ktory zakazuje
federAinym s1dom rozhodoyat'
iistaynosti alebo nelstavnosti toh-
to zakona.
!: Podanie tohtp navrhu V kon-
sgrese este nezabezpecuje jeho pri-
jatie. Pochybujeme, ze bude teraz
prijaty. Ale co sa vlecie, neutecie
a pride doba, ked ; americky lud
bnde mat zabezpecend spokojna
starobu, ako ju ma .uz l'ud mno-
hyeh krajinach Europy.-7 .
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
MLADfK zADUsENY
fLYNoM z AUTA

Charles Reiss, 23-ro6nyy ,sadzac-
sky uceh Y Vindicatoru, ktcry BY
val Tia w. Robbins Ave. v Niles,
zadnseny Dol uhlikoyym monoxi-
de p'ynom, yychodiacim vyfuku
jeho auta.zReiss opravoyal i pom
delok vetsrssyoje auto 9 pechal
motor ist'. Gsr4dj bol yayrss, ~
hromadilo ~ vHeM npsho phnv
z Mladik bel Y4dussnSs Made hq
naxla al rAno ' gar&dxi, mrtyAho
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
Stromcekove
sluzby bozzie
Y evanj. a. v. cirkvi Jana Husa
ma Stedry vecer.

Skolske dietky slovenskej ev
a. V. cirkvi Jana Hnsa ako po mi
mule roxy tax j tphoto, pripravu
i'll sa zasvatit' svitvecer BoziehC
Narodenia so sluzbami bozimi "a
decembra I. veccr chrame Pa.
ma ma Mahoning Ave. Y ramci
kratkych sluzieb bozich dietkl
qprcvedd program, ktort bude mad
mieru bohaty a zahrnuje spev je-
dino j dvojhlasny, prednesy via.
nocnych basni, rectovanie a tiei
katechizaciu o narodeni Pana Je,
lisa Krista. Pc sluzbach bozich
dietkam budn rozdane cukrove
vianocne darky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
GREEN vYZYYA
.,'.f K ORCaANIzoVANIU

= Z + Il + ts
William Green. predseda Ame-
rickej Federacie Prace NAL rec
Cincinnati. V ktorej yyzyval ro-
botnictvo k organizovaniu sa do
Federacie. Green udal, ze ma kazz-
dsho erganizovaneho robotnfka je
10 neerganizovansch, a to je pri-
cinou, Se sa strajky prehravajii.
Neorgsnizovany robotnik ie ME-
len nalyacsim nepriatel' 'om svoj-
no orgsnizoyaneho spolurobotni-
ka, ale 81 je nepriatePom i sam
sebe, poyedal Green.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
LICENSI Ma AUTA ! ,fa...
VI vYDAVAJu

. Licensoye plechove tabul'ky ma
automobile ma rok 1880 I'D. su wy
davant. V Youngstown ich mono
dostat V autolnobilom klube v ho-
tell Ohio a vo viacerych predaj-
mach Y Campbell sd vydavane
II Campbell Insurance Agency y
City Bank Bldg, Kazdy MATTEL
auta musi so sepon priniest' Bill
Of d Sale, ma ktorom musi byt u
ssaane eislo jeho zavedenia do re.
kordov okresu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
MILLION ZLocINCoV
v SPoJ. STAToCH

Prof. August Vollmer, predseda
Spolku Policajnych Sefov ndaya,
,ze v Spojenycha Statoch nachodi
sa jeden million zlocincov. Voll-
mer sval l'uje pricinu tol 'kych zlo-
eincov ma zakony. v Amerike je
vraj 100000 zakazovych zakonoy,
H ktorych kazdy elovek aspof je.
den prestnpi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
MoJIM PRIATEL ON.

2 prilezitosti mojich narodenin
ste ma doslovne obsypali Vasimi
! 'listovnymi telegraficnymi po-
zdravmi. Me je mi moznym, ably
som priamou odpoved'ou kazde-
inn a kazdej Vas prejavil, ako
81 vel mi vazim Vase priatel 'stvo,
preto aspon tymto sp6sobcm Van
odkazujem: Dakujem vam cele.
ho srdca a prosim VSemehIeeho,
aby j Vas vsetkych 3ehnsl : VA,
se priatelstve nj sachovsl ssts =
mnohe ! blaSene. roxy I. !, 3. i
Il1ohal DSG 4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
KotEKC1A DAM
zAtNE "a /. FEB

Kofekeia dani Y Mahoning O.
krese zapocne sa |. febfuara, ozna
nil Y o.kt:resny !: pokladnik Steele.
!l !plkolpssdem milionov dolarov ba.
:afiskdlAktoysnS. u. II: IS. !.
11.aov&a rita pre- das gstown
Il S2.22 ID sts. 4 's,a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
VsTuPENKY MA KoNCERT
r. So w HOTovE

Nstupenhy ma kencert sloven-
skeho speyaka p Juraja Chovan-
"a ST az hotovs a PIP. zastupcovia
sborov Ligy ako al spolkov su
ziadani what 81 ich do predaiu.
Vstnpenky nachcdia sa v redak-
eli.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
20 L'WDt zACHRANElSt
r T0PIACEJ IA LODE

Pri Long Point, Noyy Zeeland,
zatopiia sa parolod' !" Manuka z
na ktorej cestovalo 200 rudf. Co
stopatela q muzstvo bolo xachra-
meme. ale naklad sa j 8 l'od'ou rso-
topil.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
OAR ZIMY

.. - q" . 7~. = !. .
, kde predtym kvctov pestrota
n. jm'a vlazny vanok, !. -
tam ysetko, vsctko vhruzene
.je V Jimmy tuhtt spanok
t - ,--...
vsak, ked' ia .jasen nahliva i.
nam lctnie lrasy .vzala,
"a to nam zima bclOstna
',ahladu kra.jsill dala:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20

Ona nam svetlo zazala
to svetlo ncuhasld.
dar dlahoccnnI vlozila
nam V bctlchemskt iaslc!
Evening star., 1929-06-11
MILITARY SHOW
OPENS TOMORROW
Transportation Pageant viii
Include Latest Autos and
Wagon of 1900 B.C.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, June 1.-THE mill
tary transportation pageant and expo
Sition which opens at Camp Holabird
tomorrow and continues for three days
will draw a long list of military aides
attached to embassies and legations at
Washington, as we'll as manv personages
prominent in the United States Army
Navy and Marine Corps.
Among the foreign military attaches
who have accepted invitations to view
display that includes everything from
the modern to the oldest in military
transportation are:
Brig. Gen. Casanave of the French
embassy. Col Watari. Mai. Teramoto
and Capt. Obata of the Japanese en-
bassy; Capt. Godfrey of the British en-
bassy, Brig. Gen. Augusta Villa Of the
italian embassy, Maj Galeno of the
Chilean legation, Capt. Preto of the
Cuban legation and Capt. Beristain OF
the Mexican legation.
Capt Warlimont of the German
army, spending a year in the United
States observing the American Army
also has accepted an invitation.
Among the officers to be present from
the War Department are: Maj. Gen
H. S. Gilchrist. chief of the Chemical
Warfare Service; Maj. Gen. II. B.
Crosby, chief of the Cavalry, and Brig
Gen. James M. Kennedy of the Army
Medical Center.
The exhibit and pageant will bring
together one of the most comprehensive
collections of variegated types of trans
portation ever collected In the United
States, it is claimed.
Highly complicated automotive vehi-
cles for specialized types of military
use will range side by side with OK
carts, pack mules and other antiques
dating back to an Egyptian wagon OF
1900 BIC.
Evening star., 1929-06-11
TROPHIES PROVIDED
FOR CAMP TESTS
Silver Spring Business Men
Furnish Cups for Service
Company Competition.
BY star Correspondents of The Star.

BY STAR Correspondents Of The Star.
SILVER SPRING, Md, June 11.-Bus-
mess men here have provided number
of trophies to be competed for by en-
listed men of the Service Company,
lst Maryland Infantry, stationed here,
in order to stimulate interest in the
organization. according to an announce
ment of Capt. Joseph C. Cissel. COM
manding the company. Most of the
trophies are to be competed for at the
annual encampment of the unit, to be
held at Camp Albert G. Ritchie, Cas-
cade, Md, from July to July 20.
The outstanding trophy is 20-inch-
high loving cup, memorial to the
men of Company K, 115th United
States Infantry, which was composed
Of members of the Maryland National
Evening star., 1929-06-11

Guard from this place, and In COM
mand of Maj. e. Brooke Lee, during
part of the World War. 1t was former
ly Company K, 1st Maryland Infantry.
With the goth Division. it served with
distinction in the battles of the
American expeditionary forces. 1t will
be awarded each year to the most eff
cient enlisted man of the command, to
be selected by board of three-one
company officer, one civilian member
OF the Armory board here and a men,
Der of the Cissel-Saxon Post, American
Legion here.
Other Cups Donated.
The other trophies, their donors and
the competition for which they are to
be awarded, follow: High expert rifle
man, loving cup, presented by Howell
Forsyth; high Sharpshooter, $40 in gold.
presented by Capt. Frank L. Hewitt;
best pistol marksman, loving cup, do
mated by Dudley S5 Keiffer; highest
marksman, fishing rod, presented by
Silver Spring Hardware Co.; highest
standing position, SIS in gold, presented
by Hunter Brothers; highest score, sit
ting and kneeling, flash light presented
by Silver Spring Electric Co.; highest
score for soldier not having previously
qualified, one ton of coal, presented
by Grifith g. Perry; highest score,
prone position, slow fire. one dress belt,
presented by Silver Spring Quality
Shop; highest score at rapid fire posi-
tions, cravat, presented by Fred L.
Waters: highest number of bull's-eyeS,
cravat, presented by the Leader.
BuIPs-Eyes to Decide Tie.
In the event of tie, 1t was announc-
ed. the man having the highest number
Evening star., 1929-06-11
V.P.L. TO GRADUATE
1871 SENIORS TODAY
Students to Receive Bachelor
of Science Degree in
Closing Exercises.
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BLACKSBURG, June 11.-Four years
of college, its associations and friend
ships formed will become memory to-
day for 181 members of the senior coll
lege of Virginia Polytechnic Institute,
who will receive the bachelor Of science
degree. 5
The class has had more than the
usual number of athletic heroes as well
as leaders in other student activities.
]. S. Rothgeb, Luray; has been selected
to deliver the valedictory, and A. G..
Collins, Richmond, will give the saluta-
tory. These are the only members of the
class who will take an active part in
the graduation exercises.
Others among its many leaders who
will be remembered by the class are w.
P. Chrisman, oxford, N. c., who has
served as president of the class during
the present academic year. In addition
he Is captain of Company L and a
member of the Yearbook staff. Y. c.
Hines, Wakefield, recently was elected
permanent president of the class OF
1929.
j. B. Macarthur, Newport News, has
been president of the corps, student gov
erning body, during the past year. This
tions on the campus. In addition he is
captain of Company @, and played var
sity foot ball and base ball. T. r. Lead
beater, Brewster, Ohio, has been major
of the corps, which Is the highest stu
dent military position. He has also
taken an active part in publication and
dramatic affairs.
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ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, June IL (Spe-
ciaD Graduation exercises of the st.
Mary's Academy, conducted by the
Sisters of Holy Cross, were held at the
academy this morning. with elizabeth
G.. Fox, Margaret Ann German, Mary
Virginia Green and Marie Suzan Quinn
receiving academic course diplomas,
while Miss Fox, Virginia L. Cof1man,
Leona A. Chisholm, Virginia 9. BOSS,
Margaret B. Jones, Evelyn M. Jones and
Grace E. Freiss were awarded COM
mercial course diplomas.
High mass was sung by the Rev. Law
renee Deering of Media, Va, and the
Rev. w. A. McKeefrey, pastor OF st.
Mary'S Church, conducted services in
the convert chapel Holy Cross alum
nae OF the academy Will be hostS 10
the graduates at a banquet IN the
George Mason Hotel tonight. The prin-
cipal speaker will be the Rev. r. Rush
Rankin, dean of arts and sciences at
Georgetown University.
Pvt. Linwood e. Brown OF the Alex
andria Police Department, left here
this morning for Philadelphia to bring
Robert Shelton, alias Jack Beckhan,
colored, to this city to face charge
of fatally shooting Vera Carter, colored.
SHELTON, who was arrested in Philadel-
phia recently on the shooting, charge.
"do AliNlCtCO 4OI HUI iuCl Wy q % oA'~4
jury in Corporation Court yesterday.
James Sibert, colored, also was indicted
for murder He fatally shot his sister,
Daisy Harris, last March.
Thirty-three births and 26 deaths
were reported to the Alexandria Health
Department during May, according to
the monthly report of DR.. w. Lewis
| Schafer, city health officer, which was
made public yesterday.
Fred G. Goodnow, president of the
E, Alexandria Chamber Of Commerce, ad-
dressed the Rotary Club this afternoon
at the clubs weekly luncheon meeting
| in George Mason Hotel.
Senior prom will be held by the grad
uating class of Alexandria High School
tonight, in the school auditorium, from
8 o'clock until midnight.