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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-19
CORSAIR TO BE RETIRED.
Morgan Yacht Will Be Turned
Over to Navy.
e The Associated Press.

g the Associated Press.
NEW York, May 18.-The steam yacht
Corsair. her officers said today. has
made her last voyage for J. P. Morgan
She returned recently from abroad
A new Corsair is building at Bath.
Me. the fourth and finest of the line
of Corsairs to be owned by the Morgans
1t Is understood the present yacht will
be turned over to the Navy for national
geodetic survey work.
The Corsair now about to relinQuish
her name has had many of the crowned
heads and diplomats of Europe aboard
her and in her spacious cabins have
been held many conferences fateful to
the financial status of many post war
countries.
She bears two golden stripes about
her funnel. mark of two years as a
troop convoy during the war. On her
deck are patched holes where once was
fastened a gun that sank one sub
marine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-19
WILL BE VALEDICT0RIAN.
Naughten Chosen for 1929 Glass at
Franklin University.

James c. Naughten has been chosen
valedictorian Of the class Of June. 1929.
at the Benjamin Franklin University.
Naughten will be awarded the degree
of bachelor of commercial science in
June. He entered the school in the
Winter of 1927.
Born in Washington and educated in
the public schools here. Mr.. Naughten
was graduated from Business High
School in 1907 With the exception OF
a short period after his graduation from
high school, Mr.. Naughtens entire
business career has been associated with
Southern Railway Co. his present posi-
ton being that of statistician in the
Office of A. II. Plant. assistant to the
president of that company. In 1915,
Mr. Naughten was awarded the degree
of bachelor of laws at Washington Col
leee of Law and. in 1919. he received
the degree Of master Of laws from the
same college.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-19
SCHOOL PRIZES LISTED.
Minneapolis First Among Cities in
Creative Work Contests.

IOWA CITY, Iowa, May Is PD--
Results of the national contests in crea-
tive work, participated in by an esti-
mated $4,000 high school students
throughout the country, were announced
tonight by George Gallup, secretary OF
Quill and Scroll, national honorary So
ciety for high school journalists, under
whose auspices the contests In more
than 20 fields of writing were conducted.
Between 5000 and 5000 manuscripts
were submitted TO the judges OF the
final contests.
Students In Minneapolis high schools
won the greatest number OF awards, and
Cleveland ranked second. Boston took
third place w. Carroll Quigley Of
Boston Latin School. Boston. Mass,
took individual high honors with three
frst places.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-19
APPLIES FOR DIVORCE;
DISPARITY IN AGES
Mrs. Brokaw Alleges Mental Cruel
ty in Suit Petitioning
for Separation.
By the Assoclated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RENO, New, May 18.-Mrs. Annie
Glare BrokaW filed suit IN the District
Court today against George T. BrokaW,
New York millionaire, asking for di-
vorce on grounds of mental cruelty.
The complaint in the case was sealed.
1t is understood property settlement
has been effected out of court. There
is daughter years of age.
Brokaw, with cousin of Clifford
V. Brokaw. who was divorced in Car
son City. New, some months ago, Is
reputed to be extremely wealthy his
wife the former Clare Booth, is known
as one of New York's most beautiful
society matrons. They were married
at Greenwich, Conn. August 10, 1923.
While the cruelty charged in the
complaint has not been made public,
1t is understood that it centers about
the difference in the ages Of the
couple. Brokaw being some rs years
older than his wife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-19
Will Preserve Clippings.

The Business Publicity Club Of Car
dozo High School has purchased
large scrapbook in which will be pre-
served all newspaper clippings and pro-
grams concerning activities OF the
school. On Wednesday morning at a
general assembly. Laura Cook pres
ident of the club. presented this book
to the school for its inspection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-19
VENEZUELA REPORTED
IN FIGHT WITH REBELS
Unofficial Reports of New Troop
Movements and Spreading
Revolt Are Received.

BY the Associated Press.
WILLEMSTAD, Curacao. May 10
Unofficial reports reaching here from
Venezuela were that troops had been
sent into several parts OF that country
to Subdue revolutionary movements
These were reported to be spreading.
1t was said that casualties had been
suffered In a battle at San Fernando
de Apure.
On May IA it was announced that
five generals had left Maracay. Vene-
zuela. with a strong force to suppress
revolutionary movement under Gen.
Gabaldon, former President of the
State of Zamora. The revolution was
said to be In the States Of Portuguese.
Lara and Trujillo. San Fernando is
farther east and is about 200 miles
south Of the capital, Caracas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-19
Woman Shriners Meet in Atlanta

ATLANTA, May 10 LP).-Local COM
mitteewomen tonight predicted that
more than 500 women would be here
Monday for the opening Of the four
day annual convention Of the Ladies'
Oriental Shrine of North America. COM
posed of women relatives Of Shriners.
The convention never before has been
held In the South. Atlanta having the
only chapter south of Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-19
School Holds Dance.

The student body, graduates and
friends of the Columbia School Of
Drafting attended a dance at the
Roosevelt Hotel last Thursday evening.
The affairs was one of the frequent
informal functions given by the stud
! ents Of the school.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-19
Jugoslavs Kill Refugees.

SOFIA, Bulgaria, May 10 P).-Four
Bulgarian refugees we're reported to
have been shot and killed by Jugoslav
guards when they tried to cross the
frontier near Tzaribrod tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-19

Kowloon, China. Is to have a new gen.
egal civil hospital.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-25
PAMkTNA DOSKA KARDINA.
LOW HAULiKOVI.

Odhalenie pamatnej dcsky kar-
dinaIovi dru Jurovi Haulikovi ma
.jehO rodnOm dome V Trnave bolO
"a pritomnoSti juhoslovanskeho
vyslanca dra Andjclinoviea, mini
stra skolstva dra Stefanka, kra-
jinskeho prezidenta Drobntho, ju-
hoslovanskej delegacie a mno-
hych inych, skvelou manifestation
cesko- o-slovensko- -juhoslovanskou.-
Po slavnostnej omsi, sluzenej ar
cibiskupom drom Bauerom, pre-
hovoril minister dr.. Stefanek. 30
nom krajinskl prezidcnt Drobny,
"a Juhoslovanov dr.. DozeliG a po-
slanec Hlinka, naco archbishop DIR
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-25
ODHODILI PRfI.EzITOST IA:
ROBIT MILIONY.

Snad najvyznamnejslm paten-
tom je {. 174465, vydany u. $. Pa
tentovou ilradovnou na vynalez
tax novI, re nebolo prem am me-
ma V rcciach sveta - telefon.
A pred 55 rokmi Dol robcnl
posmech atlantickeho kabla a
teIefonu. "Hracky", hovorili l'u,
dia. Kapitalisti nechceli upiso
vat ncastiny. Zobralo sa ma ne
Zarobky American Telephone 4
Telegraph Go. "a prvych devat
mesiacov 1929 obnaSaly $199,
$50, $1,000. Dividendy platene bo
ly ma 13,l46,765 ucastin. Ia te
rajsiu cenu ucastiny 5000, obycaj
ne ncastiny tel spolocnosti Gene
ne su ma skoro styri biliony do
larov.
Nebohy Chauncey M. Depew 81
primal, ze ked' Dol mlady, pria
telia no prosili, ably 81 knpil nta
stiny v telefonovej spolocnosti "a
vel'mi nizku cenu. On Dol jednyn
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-25
MOVE NARoDNE SKOLY MA
SLOVENSKU.

V Schodze medzimmisterskcj ko
misie pre- sriad'ovanic narodnych
sk6l ma Slovcnsku, kOnanej V mi
nisterstve Skolstva V Prahe, boly
pcvolenG II obciam statne sub
vcncie ma Stavbu narOdnych Sk6l
v celkovej ciastke 1.244,000 kcS.
Skolskych budov, ktort holy ma
Slovensku vystavent lanajsieho
roku Station alebo so Statnou pod
porou, alebo ktorych stavba bola
aspon zahajena v roku 1923 a
ktore boly oznacent ako skoly jul
bilejnt, je celkom 103. D'alej bo-
10 povolen6 sriadit' I Statnych
ludovych skol pre- deti nezasko-
lene a / Statnu menSinovu skolu
s cesko-slovenskFm vyutovacim
jazykom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-25
sTAvBA voDoVoDOv MA
sLOVENsKU.

Zemsky vybor slovensky venu.
je najvacsiu peclivost najnalieha-
vejsiemu problemu hospodarske-
mu ma Slovensku. Tento problem
je otjzka zasobovania slovenskych
obci dobrou pitnou vodou.
Tato otazka je zdravotnfcky tax
dolezita, ze je treba rychlych ak
eli, any bola co najsk6r vyriese-
nj. Toho casu je stavbe 9 vodQ-
vedov pre- zasobovanie obci do
brou pitnou vodou. Naklad cini
zatial' 100000 Kcs, ale bude
d'alsimi investiciami omnoho IVY
seny. Najvacsi takyto vodovod je
budovany v Banovciach nakla-
dom 100000 Kcs. Ministerstvo
zemedelstva schvalilo tohoto ro-
ku niektore d'alsie vodovodne pod
Milky nakladom pat milionov ko-
rdn. q Mich vodoyod v Dolnom
Knbine je prvym skupinovym vo-
dovodom ma Slovensku bude "a
sobovat' tri obce z jedneho zdro-
ia spoloenym prddom vody. Sd-
casne sl robene pripravy ma pra-
ce pre- vePke podniky skupino-
vych vodovodov ma Slovensku,
to pre- skupinu L'ubietova $ tromi
obcami, pre- skupinu popradskd s
6smymi obcami, pre- Ilcenec-
Zvolen S dvadsat'tri obcami, Nj
ehalovce so Styrmi obcami. Prize
vidza S tromi oboami a Ilava so
styrmi obcami. Tento mesiac bude
konana revizia generalnych pro-
jektoy pre- diva najvacsie skupi-
move vodoyody ma Slovensku, a
sfce pre- Lucenec-Zvolen, kde ma
klad bude emit 10000, 900 Kes
pre- skupinovy vodovod podtatran
sky, kde naklad bude emit 20 mi
lionoy K6s. Tym bude dohl'ad-
nej dobe lplne zazehnana kriza,
vyvolana V nasej kraiine nedosta-
tkom zdravej pitnej vody. Je
znamo, re menovite tatranskei
oblasti je nedostatok vodovodov,
ktory vel'm zt'azoval rozvoi
tychto krajov.
Teraz bude vsetko napravene a
z toho mono vidiet', ako priamo
1zkostlive pecuje krajinsky w.
Dor slovensky 0 zdravotne otazky
Slovenska.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-25
soK0LsTvo PRENIKA w /
DO JAPONSKA,

Prave V tychto dnoch docitali
SINE sa tom, re RumunskO vysla-
10 do Prahy svojich telocvicnfch
odbornfkov studovat' sokOlskt te-
locvicne sdstavy. Me je to prvy
prfpad toho druhu a nebude iste
ami posledny, lebo menovite v
poslednej dobe cudzina mai
vzdialenejsi sa prichodia ucit' k
nasmu Sokolstvu jako k jednej z
najvyspelejsich telocvitn%ch Or
ganizacii ma celom Svete. NOvFm
d6kazom toho, jak sokolsky telo-
cvik prenika po celom svete je
zprava, ktori nedavno dostala
Cesko-slovenska Obec Sokol cd
vyslanectva CSR. V Toxin. Bola
tam pred nedavnom V Sdruzeni
japonskej mladeze, zvanom "Sei-
nen-kai' usporiadana prednaska
o sokolskej telocvicnej ststave,
ktora mala neobycajnf rusny prize
beh a hlboko p6sobila. Japonska
81 umienila, re bude pc
stovat' telocvik podl' sokolskei
siistavy. (PVV.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-25
70 starej vlasti
,lpravy preb.ane Z krajoytch
casopiso
sLoVENsKk REC = DO
ARCHfvU.

Siovenska rec, spev hudba
bude zachovana fonograficky pre-
vel'ky etnograficky archiv Ces-
aei akademie We'd a umenia. Ma
Slovensku prevadza tito akciu
hudobnc-vedecky seminar filozo-
fickej fakulty Komenskeho uni
verify, Statny iistav pre- ludovtl
piesen Bratislave a iMatica Slo-
venska. Ide okrem narecia a sta
re piesne, o zachytenie hubby ma
stare hudobne nastroje: ma dvo.
jitd pist'alu, ma fujaru a gajdy
Slovenski ncastnici dostann cestu
do Prahy zadarmo al ubytova
MIN zaplatenie titrat "a poby1
hlavnom meste.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-25

Bauer odhalil pam;itnl dosku. Po-
tom prchoyoril ia mesto Zahreb,
kde Dol kardinal Haulik arcibis-
kupom, DIR. karlovic, opat Dir.
knjezic, lektor Kovianic, predse-
da Matice Sloyenskej DIR. Skulte-
ty ini. Slavnost' bola Zakoncena
juhoslovanskou cesko-sloven-
skou hymnou. Boly poslane po-
zdravne telegramy papezovi, kra-
Fowl Alexandrovi |. a prezidento-
vi CSR. HorvatSki hostia odcesto-
vail potom do Prahy, kde sa zi-
Gastnili svatovacIavskych osiav.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-25
KA1gDmATURA JuRIGU A
To1Gk1gKA.

q l'udovej strany vyldceni po-
slanci DR.. Jufiga q Tomanek sa
rozhodli kandidovat' v nastava-
jdcich voPbach pod firmou slo-
venskej l'udovej strany Jurigo-
vel. Ma dotsz, axe nadeje sklada.
il ' tito svoju ksndidatdru, Cd.
povedal jedon . oboch politikov,
xe znaSne ze ddfsj1, ze diva man
dlty dostand. Hodlajd kandido-
vat - slpsdAem : stredpom slo.
ysnsln, ale 3Isvnt nipor ststre.
dis - 4Essssl1 okrss, kds vrsj
celkon iste siSkst4 vslshn6 Sislo.
obsia politiksvia edepreii priklo-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-25
KONGRES SLOVANSKYCH MA
TEMATIKOV VO VARSAVE.

V dnoch od 23-27. septembra
bol vo Varsave prvy Kongres ma
tematikov slovanskych krajin.
Ma konerese pritomni boil mnohi
vynikajuci matematikovia z Ces-
ko-Slovenska. Bulharska, Juhosla-
vie a Pol'ska. Ako hostia ziitast-
Mill sa ma kongrese i matematiko-
via TalianSka, Rummska, Lotys-
ska, Raktiska, Nemecka. Japon-
ska Ameriky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-25
ZHoRELo D1ETA.

Vo Vajnocine isla rol'nicka Ku-
zanOva so svojou 6-rocnou dcerou
Jolanou ma pole kopat' zemiaky.
Bolo dcst' chladno a preto uro-
'bila ohnleek a dc6rku nechala pri
ohni. Sama kopala diet'a 81 me-
vsimla. Diet'a sa neopatrne hralo
S ohjiom, pri com iskry zapalily
jej satocky. Diet a potom pablo
do ohna a ked' matka zbadala a ne
St'astie, bolo uz mrtve.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-25
4 mnolych. ktort mohol zarobit

q mnolllcl, ktort mohol zarobit
miliony
Predsudky mozu byt drahe ka-
zdemu, kto ich prechovava.
Este sii vzdy l'udia, ktori ma
jh predsudok proti cigaretlam.
Predsudok proti MIN povstal, ked
boly vyrabane este podl'a stareho
sposobu. Ale teraz veda prisla ma
pomoc. Teraz. tajnym sp6sobom
"toastovanim" dohanu pre- Lucky
Strikes, odstranent sG vsetky je.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-25
v zILINE PosTAv1A MOVE
SKOLY.

zastupitel'stvo mesta ziliny ma
svojej poslednej schodzke sa u
snieslo vybudovat' v najblizsom
case v Ziline tri move skolske bu.
dovy, ktore by boly uz V budti-
com skolskom roku otvorent. Po-
stavene budd dive budovy pre-
statne l'udove skoly jedna bu-
dova pre- mestiansku skolu. Move
skolske budovy majd byt' posta-
vene ma rozlicnych miestach tax,
aby kolske dietky a ziactvo me-
muscle chodit' d'aleko do skoly.
Vystavbou sk6l sa zacne uz ma
jar.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-25
oDHALENE soCHY ORA J. M
HURBANA.

Slovenskemu budiel 'ovi dru 10.
zefovi Miloslavovi Hurbanovi bo.
la v jeho posobisku Hlbokom
slavnostnym sposobom odhalena
socha. Slavnosti sa z1castnili o.
baja biskupi evanjelickej cirkve
ma Slovensku, dr.. Juraj Janoska
. Dusan Fajnor, zastupci 1radov
a vel Ky potet obecenstva z mie-
sta q okolia. Pri slavnosti prednie-
sol basnik Vladimir Roy svoju
blseh. Socha, ktori je dielom q
ksdsmickeho soch4r4 MotoSku, po
stsven1 je pred kostolom a stala
100000 Kcs.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-25

nit sa k niektortml politickemu
smeru a vyhlasili, re Svojou kan
didat1rou vlastne sleduj1 p6vod-
ny cielf, pretiahnut' celn fudovti
stranu ku svojej cisto slovenskej
politike. Me je vyliicene, ze Ju.
riga a Tomanek ziskajii znacny
rocet hlasov. menovite v zupe tr.
navskej. ...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-25
KANDIDATI CSL. STRANY IL.
DOVEJ MA sLOVENSKU.

Ia .ceskoslovcnsk1 Stranu lido
wi ma Slovensku kandiduje V Tr-
nave professor Dir. Trnka, V II.
kraji DIR. Milos Bugar, V IS. kra-
j Michal Rys, V 10. kraji Dir. Ma
dasi, 20. kraji minister m. sluz-
by dr.. Micura a V q. kraji lido
GaSpar.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-25

mi a - stodoi plnych tohorocnou
iirodou. Ma Hornom Spisi .pravde-
podobne podpal'aci ntinkujn, le-
bo tejto jasene to je az devlaty
poziar. Cetnici "a pachatel'm mi u
silovne patrajn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-25
.PRoDUKCIA BANd MA $40.
VElgSKU.

Pred svetovou vojnou t'azilo sa
ma Slovensku rocne 1hrnom IL
milionov metrickych centov rdd.
Podl'a statistiky lanskeho roku
dosiahla uz slovenska banska pro-
dukcia 8 milionov metrickych cen
tov rld, takze bansky priemysel
ma Slovensku dosiahol troch stvr-
tin vysky predvalecnej. (PVV.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-25
Ease POLAR MA SPISI,

Ma Spisi tel jaseni sn caste O.
hne. V Strazkach zhorel dom j s
bocnymi staviSkami. Vo VySnej
Lesnej zhorelo nplne 9 domov S
bocnymi 'hospodarskymi staviSka-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-25
DIV horiicost 'ou 26O do 800 st,lp-

dy horiicost on 260 do 800 stnp-
novou.
To je. preco tol'ko muzov G le-
karov) hovori: ia nefajcfm inc
iba Luckies.' Pomaha to vysv'-
tilt, preco Luckies sl teraz mai
vacsmi predavanymi cigaretlani
ma svete.
- Slovenska Lfga je vsen6rod-
nj pstanovizeii. vstupuito do neil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-24
JOBBER KEPT IN JAIL
OVER UNPAID DEBTS
Federal Judge Doesn't Believe His
Story He Is Broke and Orders
Him to Pay.

wARRENTON, Mo. (P).-Bernard S.
Reiss, once st. Louis shoe jobber, has
spent a year behind bars here because
he hasn't paid his debts.
ReiSs. a voluntary bankrupt, says ne
can't, that his money was all lost in q
few months of gambling.
Federal Judge Charles B. Faris doesn't
believe his story, and ordered him to
pay $27,345 or go to jail in contempt of
court.
Counsel for Reiss contend that he is
virtually a prisoner for debt, in viola
ton of the Constitution. and rehear-
ing is being sought. Heiss, however,
says he sees no possibility Of ever re-
paying his debts and expects to spend
the rest of his days in Jail.
Attempts to recover $4,000 lost on a
bad loan led to his gambling orgy, e
says He came to this country as an
Austrian immigrant when a youth. He
Is "a years old and has a wife and four
children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-24
DR.. BLAKE MARR|ES
FOLLOWING DECREE
Former Mrs. Clarence Mac
kay Breaks Union With
New Yorker.

BY the Associated Press.
>JEW YORK, July 24.-The Daily
News says today that DR.. Joseph a:
Blake, noted surgeon, has been divorced
by the former Mrs. Clarence H. Mackay
and has married a nurse named Drake.
The divorce, obtained in New York
State, became final in the first week IN
July, and DR.. Blake's marriage was IL
days afterward.
brook. Me-, with his bride, having re-
tired from practice. He said the mar
riage took place in Toronto, but de-
clined to reveal his third wife's name.
It was learned, however, that she was
a Miss Drake, q nurse at a Toronto
hospital
Divorced in Paris.
Mrs. Mackay, the former Katherine
Duer, obtained a divorce in Paris, in
1918. from the head of the Postal Tele-
graph Co., to whom she was married
in 1898. She is the mother of Mrs. Irv-
ing Berlin. She married Dr. Blake In
1914.
In 1918. Mrs. Mackay was named de-
PENDANT in a 100000 suit filed by
Mrs. Catherine Ketcham. Blake, first
wife of DR.. Blake, charging alienation
of affections The suit was withdrawn
after the physician paid 100000 IN
settlement to his wife in the form OF
trust for her and their two children,
Joseph A. Blake. IT., and Francis Hayes
Blake. Mrs. Blake then sued for a
separation, but before the case came
to trial obtained a divorce In Connecti-
cut.
Both Abroad. >
Both DR.. Blake and Mrs. Mackay
we're then In Paris, and upon receipt
of word of Mrs. Blake's divorce were
married.
In 1928 the second Mrs. Blake took
o separate apartment in New York.
After Ellin Mackay's marriage to 1rv-
Ing Berlin, Mrs. Blake took sides with
her daughter against her former nus
band. and Mrs. Berlin resided for a
time with the Blakes. The former Mrs.
Mackay had three children by her first
marriage and three by her marriage to
DR.. Blake.
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YOUTH TO RETURN
TO PENAL CAMP
Sears. Held on HOUSEKEEPING
Charge, Escaped Prison Farm
at Halifax.

Hilton Sears, alias John B. Wilburn,
19-year- old youth. awaiting grand jury
action on HOUSEKEEPING charges, will
be turned over to North Carolina
authorities today. Fincerprint exsm1-
nation disclosed he is ~. escaped priS-
oner from the Halifax. N. c., prison
farm. where he was serving term for
murder. Sears, police said, was serving
a 20 to 80 year term for fatally beating
his foster mother, Mrs. D. E. Purcell, on
her farm in Greensboro. State Prison
Agent L. K. Matthews was due to arrive
here from Greensboro today to take the
boy into custody
Sears was arrested in this city on
July IS by Policemen E. S. Groves and
T. v. Howse of the first precinct. who
ere said to have caught the youth in
the act of smashing the window of a
clothing store on F street near Twelfth
street.
The boys mother and father died
when he was Is years old police said,
and he had been making his home with
Mrs. Purcell and her husband on their
small farm in Rockingham County until
the time of the murder. According to
police records, Sears beat his foster
mother to death with club to steal
the womans life savings, which con-
sisted of a few hundred dollars.
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elected honorary members Of the He
brew Union College Alumni Association
in recognition Of their contributions to
the success Of the 100000 endow-
nounced here today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ochs gave $500, 900,
matching the gift Of Mr.. Rosenwald,
which was conditioned upon raising
SIS, SOC, 900 by July /.
The honorary memberships were be-
slowed at the recent annual meeting Of
the alumni association In Detroit, &C
cording to Rabbi Martin Zielonka, pres
ident Of that body. He said announce
ment was withheld pending acceptance.
which came in letters from New York
and Chicago today.
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spirited, her coat glossy and she stands
a head taller than other horses In the
mine that have been up" for periods,
according to her owner, Charles
Fletcher.
Fletcher plans to bring the animal
to the surface soon. Arguments as to
whether she will adjust herself to new
conditions with few blinks, or stumble
about dazed and blinded by the light,
will be- settled then.
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MARE, BORN IN MINE,
HAS NEVER SEEN SUN
TwO-Year-old Animal Offers Prob
lem for Montana Health
Investigators.

KLEIN, Mont. CP).-Born deep in a
coal mine here, 0 2-year.old mare
which has never had an ultraviolet
ray, In fact has never even seen the
sun, offers problem for health in
veStigators.
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are waiting to see which retires after
a. years Of labor on the same train.
Moore estimated he has guided the
train the equivalent of 80 times around
the earth. Cox says he has punched a
carload of tickets, and Mann insists he
has Shoveled enough coal to burn Rome
over again.
The train makes a short round trip
daily between Athens and Lula, Ga.
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SAME CREW RUNS TRAIN
FOR AZ YEARS IN GEORGIA
Athens to Lula Endurance, Refuel.
ing and Distance Records
Are Claimed.

ATHENS Ga. R.-Endurance, re-
fueling and distance records--of o kind
are claimed by three Athens men.
Tom Moore, engineer; Arthur Cox,
conductor, and John Mann, fireman.