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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-25

cast penazi, ktore anglicky man
Eel da svojej zene, ide krajeir-
kan.
Francuzska zena 81 predovset-
kym nezasl1zi tel zlej povesti, a.
ka nej obycajne myIne prevla-
da. Hovori sa, zp Francllzky sll
zenami vel mi l'ahkych mravov,
a prazdne paradnice, pravdou Je
vsak pravI opak. Francnzska ze'
ma ie vel mi dobrou manzelkou i
matkou. vel'mi rozumnou a pill
nou panou domacnosti, ktora rai-
castejsie sama vedie celu domac-
most. Pri tomu - patri to * ll-
chovnej vFSke francuzskej zeny,
ie dobrou pomocnickou svojmu
manzelovi, rovnako vO veciach
obchodnych, jako vo veciach du-
chovn9ho snzitia a rodiny. Fran
cuzska zena je Cd prirody vesela,
priiemna mila. nema vSak rada
host'ov. Nema rada "vizity'.
Hneva sa ma s tvm spojeni p"a-
cu a vydavky. Tieto peniaze rad
Sci obrati ma - Saty.
Nemecka zena je vzorom de-
macej panel. Je pilna, cistotna,
sporiva, ale ME sk1pa. Nefutrje
peniaze. ale ak mono, usetr;
fenig. Svoju osobu nikdy netlaci
do popredia; napred pride man.
Eel a deti. Len potom ona. S;oje
materske povinnosti berie rrave
tax vazne, ako je oddanou a vcr-
nou manzelkou. HOst'ov ma rada,
ale nikdy nezabnda ma materialne
pomery svojej -rodiny. Nemecka
zena ME je ziarliva, ami koketna.
Nel'mi dba, ably ma verejnost' Sla
obleGena vzdy slusne. Donna sa
vSak trochu zanedbava.
Americka zena je najsamostat-
nejsia. To je jej poznavacie zna-
mienko medzi vsetkymi oStatny-
mi zenami sveta. Ably 81 tuto svn-
ju SamostatnoSt - ku ktorcj ie
priamo vychovavana = mohla "a
chovat'. este i dcery chudoDnej
slch rodin vydavajd sa tax, ze Sa-
my disponuju mad svojim majet-
kom, alebo venom. Vedenie do
macnosti poklada AmeriGanka "a
nutnf zlo, "a povinnost'. ktorej
nem,ze utiect'. To vSak nezname
ma, ze by vstavala yeas rano, l,r
ably odchadzajucemu manzelovi
pripravila ranajky, alebo lie by
jej snad' obed p6sobil velike sta
rosti. Ma co ze by boly konzervy:
Tym Wac casu venuje ale ameri-
cka zena snahe udrzat' svoju kra-
su. Len rouge"-u spotrcbujn
rocne 1915 ton a krtmov 2S,OOO
ton.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-25

rych bolo az sotva plsmo poznat ;.
Boly to basne, niektore este det-
skych rokov, a udalosti, kto-
rych este nebolo horkosti rOkov
neskorsich.
Ked' sa mi triasol V rukach pO-
praseny, sozlkly papier, zamrazi-
10 ma hruzou. Kedysi tam boil
matkin obraz. teraz no tam uz ne
bolo. Tazko bolo este poznat' Wy
hladene. vvbledle tiene, "a ktory-
mi sa az len mlhave a matne svie-
tilo ako by zastrenym svetlom,
Vycital som 81 V srdci:
Daleko je jej hrob, vSetkymi
opusteny, osamely smutny, ako
hroby neznamych pitnikov! Da-
leko i ona sama, zabudnuta nami,
ktori SINE sa rozbehli svetom OeZ
vodcu a bez ciel'a ako hejno no.
lubov, ked' sa vrhne medzi mich
jastrab - smrt'. Ako jej hrob a
ako ona Sama: cudzi a vzdialenI
je mojim oGiam jej obraz, lcbo
Dol "a mnoho rokov cudzim a
vzdialenrm mojej dust.
Pristiipil som k oblolSu, oby
som sa pozrel, ci sila lasky a Spo-
mienky je dost vel'ka, ably 2 tie
nu a prachu privolala vybledlu
tvar. Okom som ju nevidel, So
iva ze som mySl 'ou tusil tie roz-
mazane rysy, svetla tiene, ktore
sa tam do seba beztvarne prelie-
valy.
PokuSal som sa odtrhnut' til Sc
dastn zaclOnu, ale ruka bOla ne
motorna a placha, tvar, ktoru
som privolal. bola mi cudzia; ne
bolo ma nej toho 1smevu, javla-
echo poslednn iltechu a slavne
spasenie. ami Sl'achetnoStl, otlste
mel a utvrdenej zial ON. Ami Ia
sky nej nebolo. ktora by so
mnou pritlumene a privetive roz-
pravola V tel smutnej hodme.
Zakryl som 81 oci dlanami; a tn
sa mi zjavila tax cista a jasna, a
ko som ju vidal pred davnymi
rokmi. Ale jej rty Sa Ia ziva nj
kdy tax nesmialy - to bol po-
sledny lsmev pred smrt 'ou vse-
tex dobrT pokojnI poslednom
poznanl.
"Co robit to"
Ako by sa dial'ke hmly rozo-
pred mladym slnkom,
pred novym zivotom: pokoj sia-
hol do srdca, malomysePnost' zmi
zla. w nikdy som sa nepokhsal
nakreslit' ma papier, GO bolo scho-
vane V najhlbsej a najsvatejsej
hlbine m0jho srdca. V kazdom
Glovekovi je Skryte slovo, ktOrt
nemoze a nesmie vypovedat a
ktore snad' bude len hodine
smrti napisanf ma jeho rtoch. V
kazdom clovekovi zije obraz, kto-
rV nesmie nem6ze nakreslit',
hoci by Dol Lionardom, obraz,
ktory bude nakresleny len ma je
no mrtvej tvari.
Neviem, kde som no dial a kde
je teraz ten papier. Ale mojom
srdci je matkm obraz - krasa a
dobrota, ktorychsom nikdy a nj
kde nevidel ktore zivo uvidia
len mole umierajuce oci...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-25

- Ked' ma vecer nemate co ro-
hit citaite "vecerne Citanie
Cena knizky v makkej vazbe 81,
v tvrdej $1.25. Dostat' v redakcii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-25
JEJ OBRAZ.


NeVlem, cl som uZ naplSdl u
len povedal, co sa prihodilo jei
obrazom. Cfm trpkejsia a bolest.
nejsia je spomienka, tym tastej,
Sic zaboli srdci.
Matka sa nedala nikdy mafo.
vat. Ked' lezala ma marach, spo.
menul som 81, re ju zakopu, ma ra-
kew nasyph t'azkyy a vysoky VI.
sok a ze uz nikdy neuvidim jej
tvar.
Bdel som II nej sam. TAX hlbo-
Ike ticho bolo V izbe, re som temer
poeul smutne svoje mySlienky.
Casom zapraskala svieca, PLAN -
81 l'ahol vysSie, a oziaril jej tvar d
ruky, biele a ztuhle ruky, ktort
objimaly krizik.
Vyhl'adal som papier a tuzku,
chcejic nakreslit' jej tvar, ktora
bola tax ticha kl'udna V ,mrti.
Zacal som t'azko a namahave,
lebo sa mi ruka triasla OIL ma
palily V stuchlom vzduchu.
Pod temonu zelenou leskla sa
tvar ako by ju 2 bieleho kameTa
vytesal. Pri poslednom povzdy-
chu sa usmiala iiSmev ten 70
stal jej ma rtoch.
Citil som kedysi, ako umieral
svaty clovek. V izbe bolo pino
pribuznych, priatel'ov a obdivo-
vatel 'ov, plac a nariekanie zale-
halo az do ulice. Ale V tom iStom
okamihu, kedy svaty muz vydI-
chol naposledy, utiekli poI'akaGi
pribuzni, priatelia a obdivovate-
liza a az sa nevratili. Tvar Sa mu
nahle spotvorila, iiplne sa zmenl-
la a predoslej sa nepodobala ami
trochu, ako by s nej bola spadla
fasiangova Skraboska. V.posled-
nom okamihu sa obnazila hriesna
.dusa, ponevae smrt' nepozna Iii
ami pretvarky.
Tato udalost' je pravdiva. Ako-
nahle sa "a zivotom dvere tisko
zatvoria, vyriekne svedomie svoi
spravodlivy a neiprosnE sud; a
tento sud je napisany zretel 'nymi
pismenami ma cele, ma liciach i ma
rtoch. Keby 81 chcel kreslit' nie-
koho dusu a skryte jeho myslien-
ky, kreslil by 81 no, ked' Spi, ale
bo radsej, ked' je uz mrtvy. Po-
1nal som Pudi, ktori vyskoeili 20
Pakani 20 spanku, akonahle ucl-
till ma Gele pohl 'ad tazavych, bdia
cich oed. TAX by sa pol'akal hrie-
snik, keby uvidel nahle a nepri-
praveny pred sebou sudcu.
V matkinom nsmeve ako by le-
zal sladky kl'ud po dlhej, dlhej
putt, bohata odmena "a vsetku
strasnn, do posledneho okamihu
neuznann neodmeneni namahu,
alebo tisicnasobna odmena "a ne
zmerne utrpenie. Vsetka blaze
most a eistota, znesvatena horky
mi dnami, prebdelymi nociami.
starostiami biedou, vyjavila sa
ma mrtvych rtoch.
Videl som zle pri nepokojnom
ospalom svetle sviece. Papier bol
slaby, dplne hladky, tuzka vel'
mi tvrda. Ale predsa sa mi zda e.
Ste teraz, ze obraz nebol celkom
pochybeny ze z neho vyziaroval
kazdy paprslek tej krasy, sl'a-
chetnosti detskej, oddanej do
very, ktor1 som pred sebou vi
del Wac laskou svojho srdca, ako
svojimi rozhnevanymi oeami. z
t'azkych tienov, z opojeneho
vzduchu a zpod cierneho dymu
sviece presvitala biela, usmieva-
va tvar, ako viera trpkosti.
Ked' som odcestoval do We'd
ne, wal som 81 ten obraz so Sc
bou. Dal som no medzi knihy a
papiere neuvidel som no dlhe
roxy. r.
Kedysi sa stale, ze som Dol ma
smrt' unAveny putovanim, stare
st ami a sebamucenfm. Lebo clo-
vek easom stane ako pred zrka-
dlom a jedinym pohPadom preze-
"a ap1v evoi S;vof od nr,,Ioh ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-25

L, az platom lnlngu GOSH ku D.
Potom stale sa hnali "a krayna-
kom, dostaniic tri d'alsie sled
nom a jeden 6smom. Jonda a
Minghetti udreli po styri razy z
piatich prilezitosti. Fundoots do
stal tri piatich a boil obrany
jeden mozny home run siestom,
ked' zabil lobdu d'aleko ponad
stred- Ale Cont, ked' ocul prask
lobby, rychlo sa obratil a utekal
stretnnt' lobdu, ktord al sikovne
chytil, "a co zasll1zi kredit. On
preukazal ttto Sikovnost' Wac ra-
| zy v chytani lobby. Frank Stewey
bill "a Mad'arov najlepsie. Hra
bola hrana ma Gordon hrisku.
Lansingville 8, st. Stephens 3.
Lansingvilleania vyhrali druhh
hru nedel II ma Shady Run, po
raziac ST. Stephens eatu s ku 3.
Era pre- Lansingvillcanov prvt
tri iningy vyzerala zle. Olenick,
ich najlepSi picer, Dol trochu di-
| voky, ale prisiel k sebe po stvr-
| tok iningu a potion mu to w slo
ako obycajne, dovoliac iba 5 iide
rov. Cata St. Stephens do nedele
mala vyhranych pat hier jedno
"a druhym, tri prvej polovici
sezony, jednu mimo ligy a jednu
V druhej polovici sezony. St'astie
i'm tento raz neprialo, ackoPvek
Lefty Kostik hadzal znamenite.
Brown, Gonda, Mcdonald a Ge-
gus bill lobdu duSu. Gonda IVY
sil svoj priemer ma 500, dostandc
diva ,ldery 70 Styroch nastupov.
Haselton 10, Horvati 7.
Haseltoncania posilnili svoju
poprednn poziciu lige V nedel'u
IA Oakland hrisku, kde porazili |
Horvatov 10 ku I. Horvati nema-
Ii piatich svojich najlepsich hra- !
Gov V uniforme, postavili tedy do |
hry mladonov, ale tito sa bill ami |
vel'koligOSi. Ryan, haseltonskv |
hraG prvej bazi, bill lobdu mi
lych pat, uderiac in styri razy
piatich nastupoch. Havanas ha-
DIAL krasne, dovoliac iba sedem L.
derov. Celia haseltonska cata "a
slilai kredit "a, kraSne hranie po-
cas- celej hry. Spravca Wansuch
zamenil Piccaru tretej bazi ku
chytaniu a chytaca Vickersa po-
stavil ma tretiu tato zmena do
padla zazracne. Piccaro chyta pre-
New Castle tyyzdni a ukazal d.
vakom, ze je lepsi chytat ako be-
hun.
Dive hry sii ma programe ako |
najlepsie lige, tejto nedeli. Ako |
Strutherscania tax HaseltonGania |
sil ma prvom mieste chcil 81 svo-
je vysoke pozicie obranit' veci |
vsetkIm sokom. Haseltoncania j.
du do Lansingvillu, kdezto ku
Strutherscanom pridu Hillcrest-
cania.
Zajtra milovnici baseballu mu-
sejn hadzat peniaz. ably rozhodli, |
re ma ktor1 hru sa pojdu divat'.
Lansingville a Haselton sn dawn
siiperi - medzi mimi je vzdy no.
rnci BOZ. Lansingvillcania posta-
via Olenicka, kdezto Matt Wan !
Such poStaVl protl nemu Alberta
"Majka' Havanas. Divaci nikdy
nel'utovali vidiet' hru tychto
dvoch ciat. Hra sa zacne 0 3, ho-
dine ma Shady Run.
Hra Struthers-Hillcrests tiez sa
zacne 3. hodine, Struthers. |
Strutherscania nezabudli este ma
lansko-rocne serie, ked' Hillcrest-
cania prekotili krhlu a dali i'm
dive palace porazky, vyhraj6c TAX
campionstvo. Struthers6ania sa |
chystajd vymazat' tieto porazky.
Shoaf alebo Coates bude hadzat'
Hughes chytat'. Joe Brayer,
Rip Repasky a Joe Check sd pi-
eermi Hillcrestcanov. 2 tychto je-
den bude vybraty.
--... ....E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-17
|DETRO|T K|DNAP
RING IS BROKEN
Only One of II in Gang Es-
capeS-0ne Killed by
Associates.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT, June ia kidnap clique
that has extorted hundreds OF thou
sands of dollars in ransom money dur
ing the last two years today was broken
on the wheel of the law.
Seventeen men and women were
members of the gang. police said, and
of them only one, Joe O'Roirdan, has
evaded arrest.
Eight of the seventeen were arrested
within the last two days by Detroit
and State police. Seven others already
are in prison. One is dead-killed by
his associates. Only O'Roirdan has
escaped.
The one killed was James Walters,
night club operator, called the finger
man" of the gang. He was slain in
front Of his home two months ago.
The police say they have evidence to
show that the gang participated in the
kidnapping and murder of David Cass,
son of Gerson Cass, wealthy retired real
estate dealer last Summer: the kidnap-
ing of Fred Bergman, described as a
retired Wyandotte bootlegger; the STAY
ing Of William Gum, merchant: the
kidnapping of Max Plummer, Toledo ho-
tel man. and of Matthew Holdreith, ir.,
Notre Dame student and son of De-
trolt reStauranteur The families and
friends of these persons paid large ran
SONS. In the case of young CaSs the
ransom was said to have been paid
after the youth had been slain. The
body was found later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-17
PETNORTH LIBRARY
PROJECT ADVANCED
Crosby and BoWerman Invit-
ed to Barnard School
Meeting Tonight.

Gen. Herbert B. Crosby of the Board
of Commissioners of the District and
DR.. George F. Bowerman, public libra
rian, will be guests at mass meeting
OF civic organizations, church bodies,
fraternal orders and parent-tescher as
sociations TO be held tonight in the Job
Barnard School, Fifth and Decatur
streets, for the purpose of furthering in
terest in the project to establish a
branch library in Petworth.
A site for the proposed building has
been made available through action of
the Board of Education in assigning
part of the property adjacent to the
Mcfarland Junior High School for
this purpose. The 1882 budget for the
District includes an appropriation for
$l50,000 for the library building and
equipment
Endorsements and assurance of CO.
operation in efforts to push the measure
have been received from several organi-
cations, according to Mrs. A. c. Nor
cross. chairman of the joint library
committee. These organizations include
the Petworth Woman's Club. the Pet
worth Citizens Association, Mcfarland
Junior High Parent Teacher Associ-
alton. Petworth Parent Teacher ASSo-
citation, Barnard Parent-Teacher Asso-
citation. st. GabrieTs Church, st. Ga
briefs School. Joppa Lodge, F. A. A. NJ.
Petworth Lodge, F. A. A. NJ; Joppa
Lodge Chapter. 81, o. z. s.; Georgia
Avenue Business Mems Association
Baptist Church, Columbia Heights
Forum, Columbia Heights Business
Mems Association, Piney Branch Citi-
gems Association. Wallace Memoria,
Presbyterian Church. Rock Greek
Parish. Petworth Methodist Episcopal
Church and Washington Colony New
England Women.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-17
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia and Maryland
Probably showers tonight and tomor-
row: cooler tomorrow; gentle south
winds.
Virginia Showers tonight and prob
ably tomorrow morning; not much
change In temperature: moderate south
and southwest winds.
West Virginia-ShoWers tonight; to-
morrow partly cloudy; not much change
In temperature.
Record for Twenty-fOur Hours.
Thermometers pm, SO; 8 pm, 81:
~ midnight, rs; am, 10; 8 am, IA;
noon, 70.
!. Barometer-4 PM, 1881: 8 pm,
2e.79; IL midnight, 2eTs; am, 2e. 79;
D am, 1880: noon, 2e.77.
Highest temperature, 90, occurred at
BIS pm, yesterday. Lowest tempera-
ture, u, occurred at $50 am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, 90; lowest, 81.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey)
Today-I.ow tide, 6:4s am. and TIL
pm; high tide. 1912 am. and l2:la
pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 7:38 am. and
T5l pm; high tide, 100 am. and :O4
pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 4:4l am; sun sets
1895 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 4:G1 am; sur
sets 1885 pm.
Moon sets 1922 am.
Automobile lamps to be lighted enc.
half hour after sunset.
weather Ia Various CitieA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-17
RUM CASE DISMISSED
AGAINST FRENCH SHIP

BY the Associated Press.
NORFOLK. Va, June 17.-Dismissal
of a charge of conspiracy to violate the
prohibition laws led to the release yes
terday of Capt. Henry F1ahaut and the
crew Of nine of the Metmuzel, former
American subchaSer.
United States Commissioner H. A.
Brinkley dismissed the case after it was
established that the vessel was more
than 3 miles offshore when overhauled
by Coast Guard cutter. In the opin-
ion of the commissioner, the Govern
ment failed conclusively to show that
the cases of Bourbon whisky aboard the
vessel were intended for delivery within
the United States.
The Metmuzel, bearing French pa
perS, was seized over Paramore Banks
Sunday night. June /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-17
EZRA H. FITCH DIES
ON BOARD HIS YACHT
Former Head Of Sporting Goods
House in New York Was
Cruising Of California.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SANTA BARBARA, Calf, June IL
Ezra H. Fitch, New York business man
and sportsman, died here yesterday on
board his yacht Content after q heart
attack.
NEW YORK, June IT RO.-EZra H.
Fitch, who died on his yacht of Santa
Barbara, Calf, yesterday, was formerly
president of the New York sporting
goods firm of Abercrombie q Fitch.
He disposed of his holdings to his asso-
ciates January Is, 1928.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-17
THREE SLAIN IN FIGHT
LAID TO LIQUOR WAR
Fourth Is at Point of Death as One
Kills Two, Then Turns Gun
Upon Himself.
Ry the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
RAVENNA, Ohio, June 17.-Three
men are dead and a fourth was at the
point Of death here today as the result
OF shooting ARRAY in an alleged boot
leg feud
All the bullets were fired by one man
who turned the revolver on himself
when he feared capture by police.
The dead are Joseph Dinato, 90, the
alleged gun wielder; Benjamin de An
gilin, So, and Frank dEulis, 80.
The wounded man is Ralph d'Amico
"a. who is said to be the owner of the
Roxy Club, where the shooting occurred
Dinato, known as "Small-time'
bootlegger, entered the club shortly be-
fore last midnight and accused d'Amico
of causing police to interfere with him
D'Amico, witnesses said, ignored him
but he emptied his revolver on the three
men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-17
CHARLES M. MITCHELL,
.EX-ROUGH RIDER, DIES
Actor, Diplomat and Soldier Fought
Under Roosevelt in Cuba.
Held Consular Posts.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 17.-Charles Mason
Mitchell, actor soldier and diplomat
died yesterday in the home of a friend
here. He was II.
Mitchell fought with RooSevelt's
Rough Riders in Cuba and was wound
ed at the battle of San Juan. Thirty
years ago he was leading man for Helena
Modjeska, famous actress. He held
posts as American consul at Zanzibar
Cork, Malta and Samoa.
He retired several years ago and has
been living in Highwood, Calf. His
widow. Mrs. Edna Ellis Mitchell. and
brother, Col. James Brady Mitchell, sur
vive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-17
Big Water Crystals Found.

Water crystals estimated to date back
to prehistoric times were discovered re-
Gently in the Cave OF the Sister of the
Fall, in France, by Psychologists who
were exploring for traces of primitive
man. Some of the crystals are inches
across and an inch thick, and are be-
lieved to be the largest ever found.
The specimens are perfect and equal to
the finest that could be produced in a
chemical laboratory under perfect con-
ditions. Remarkably constant climatic
conditions in the cave made it possible
for Nature to produce them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-17
Bandit Needs Only
500; Leaves Rest
OF $1,000 Offered

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June HE was
q bandit who knew what he
wanted, which was &70O, and
when the paying teller Of the
Superior State Bank, at the
urge Of a pistol, pushed forward
a package containing 5000 Sat-
urday, the robber objected.
II don't need that much" he
said, whereupon he carefully
counted out $500, put 1t in his
pocket and walked out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-17
WOMAN TO FIGHT
NORRIS IN PRIMARY
Mrs. Beatrice Fenton Craig, School
Teacher, Files in Nebraska
Senatorial Race.

BY the Associated Press.
LINCOLN. Neb, June 17.-Senator
George w. Norris of Nebraska will be
opposed by q woman in the August
primary for the Republican senatorial
nomination.
Mrs. Beatrice Fenton Craig, q school
teacher, filed for the post yesterday.
Others In the field are Lieut.. Gov.
George A. Williams, State Treasurer
w. NJ. Stebbins and Aaron G. Read Of
Madison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-17
Sophie Tucker Gaining Weight.

NEW YORK, June II (P).-Sophie
Tucker is dieting in the hope of in
creasing her weight 25 pounds before
leaving to appear in musical show in
London a month hence. She has four
meals day with plenty of cream on
her oatmeal mornings. In year she
has descended from 219 to 1853.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-17
RIVER TRIPS PLANNED
Virginia Society to Enjoy First Ex
cursion of Season.

The Virginia State Society of Wash
ington tonight will journey down the
Potomac River aboard the S. g. City of
Washington for the first excursion of
the society this season. The steamer
will leave the Wilson Line wharf at
$3.50 pm. The program of entertain
ment for the trip includes dancing and
amusements under the direction of
Thomas Settle, president of the society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-17
Gets 2O-Year Term
For Theft of Ham;
Was Second Offense
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, June 1.-THE theft
of a ham cost Oscar jessie. q
colored man, 20 years on the
chain gang.
That sentence was imposed on
him by Judge John Hutchinson in
Dekalb County Superior Court
when the colored man pleaded
guilty to stealing the ham. 1t
was the maximum term for sec
ond offenSe.
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complishing the same result, including
correct diet, regularity of habit, exer-
else and the relaxation of nervous ten
Sions.
Some beauty shops offer yeast face
pack for clogged pores, pimpleS and
sallowness. 1t is not at all difficult to
give oneself yeast pack at home, al
though, of course, any facial treatment
given by second person is more rest
4til than a Self-treatment.
Begin by cleaning the face and neck
with cleansing cream. Wipe of the
cream and steam the skin four or five
times with towels wrung out in hot
water. Massage with pattering move
ment gently for a few minutes and
then spread on the pack.
To make the pack. pour tablespoon
full of water Cor milk on one cake of
yeast and blend it we'll with a fork
Add 10 drops Of perfume if you wish.
OIL OF rose geranium makes a pleasant
addition to the pack. Spread the yeast
mixture evenly over the skin and leave
It there for 20 or Is minutes.
The next step is TO remove the pack.
Wiring out towel in hot water and
lay 1t over the skin TO soften the yeast.
Sponge of every trace with a warm,
weak boric acid solution made by dis
solving q tablespoonful of the acid in
a quart of warm water. A very soft
cloth, or, better, a clean pad Of absorb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-03
Everyday Psychology
Some Dream Facts.

Some persons say that they never
dream. What they should say Is that
they do not recall ever having dreamed.
Even those who do dream a great deal
cannot recall half of their dreams.
Dreaming has long been known to be
connected in some way with ones state
of health. Any indisposition that tends
to keep you awake prepares the way
for the unconscious mind to influence
the conscious mind. Dreaming is a
vague conscious experience Heavy.
late dinners have a lot to do with the
creation of these half -waking states of
mind.
1t may be stated as a fact that edu-
Gated people dream more frequently
than do the uneducated. Furthermore.
their dreams are more elaborate and
they are able to recall their dreams
with greater accuracy and vividness.
Those who from day to day carry
heavy responsibilities remember their
dreams very accurately. Sometimes
they have difficulty IN separating their
dream images from their actual waking
images. It was the kings and princes
of old who patronized the soothsayers
and dream interpreters.
Ones waking thoughts and hopes
sometimes turn out the way enc wants
them to. Dreams are often mere re-
vivals of these hopes. Whenever
dreamed-of hopes come true, the
dreamer finds it hard to deny that
dreams are, at least in serious matters,
forecasts of coming events. The mat
ter may be summed up by saying that
they represent wishes which happen to
correspond to things that some day
turn out to be events.
(COpyright, 1890