davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-01

Miss Gretchen Ring, Miss Esther
Schwartz, Miss Elizabeth johnson.
washington Girl Scouts placed flow
ers on the graves at Arlington on Me-
mortal Day. About 100 girls assisted.
District chairmen will meet at head
quarters Wednesday morning to discuss
Summer program plans for this year.
Troop z, Miss Mary Nolan acting
captain, went on a picnic hike May "a
to Greenway, Fairfax County, Va.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-06
Observation-Disclosures

Alulirott ozv. Kopacsy Janosne
es gyermekei: Lajos, Bella es Err
zsebet halas k0sz0netHnket fejez-
zGk Xxi mindazokkal szemben,
akik felejthetetlen ferj es j6
apa: Kopacsy Janos (sz. Saj6-
6nod, Borsod n.y. So ewes kora-
ban t0rtent elhunyta alkalmab6l
veliink szemben erzett reszvetiik-
mex kifejezest adtak, viragokat
kiildottek ravatalra vagy auto
ikkal segitsegiinkre voltak.
Felejthetetlen halottunk teme-
teme az elmult het szombatian
volt gyaszhazt6l es Mahoning
Ave.-i ev. ref. templomb6l, ahol
a szertartast Mt. Leffler Andor
pittsburgh ag. ev. es ut. Laky
Zsigmond helybeli lelkeszek We
geztek, kikkel szemben halank-
max es Observation-Disclosures lit is XII
fejezest adunk. Ugyancsak lies
sc k0szonetiink nevszerint is k0-
vetkez6ket: Viragokat adtak
Kopacsi p. es cs., Harcsar M. es
cs., Papp Sander es cs., Eszlari
A. es cs. Pittsburgbol, Kis G. es
cs., Pasztor I. es gyermekei, Lasz-
10 E. es neje, Nalashik Janos es
cs., Beaver Falls, Killian l. es cs.
Beaver Falls, Barta S., 10th A.
es cs., Kollath /. es cs., Zagiba j
es cs., Mr.. Ganzfried es cs., Beres
/. es cs. Hubbard, Miss Walter
carnegie Steel Co., Kajati A.-ne
! iSzomszedok, 0zv. Poznar Line 6s
cs. Aut6kat adtak: Kish G., Sap
kovich l., Kama M, Harchar M.
Molnar l., Zagiba j., ifj. Zagibs
j., 10th A., Pasztor l., Marion
Gy., Mitug l., Hajdu T., Davis d..
Slovensky K, Gething w., Ten
nant E., Thmopson F., Edwin j.
Backus IT,, Nemeth j., Suhar /.
Kajati j., Mike Hrifko BobuniE
M. Halottviv0k voltak: Batary A
Baginy l., Kish g., Csernai L., d
Barta l., Molnar I.
| Tisztelettel
Ozv. Kopacsy Janosne
es gyermekei.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Alulirott Benis Adamne es oyer
mekei a leghalasabb k0sz0netiin.
ket nyilvanitjuk mindazokkal
szemben, akik a felejthetetlen
ferj es apa: Benis Adam elhunyta
alkalmaval benniinket oszinte
reszvetuk kifejezese celjab6l fel-
kerestek es ravatalra viragot
kild0ttek. Kul0n0s k0sz0netiink
illesse pedig k0vetkezoket, akik
mex nevet koszoruk es viragokon
olvastuk: Pinter Jozsefne es cs.,
Benis Andras es cs., Drozdik M
es cs., Mr.. TIL. Salagi, Mrs. Mary
Yucho, SIT. Istvan Bs. Egylet
Bridgeport Szovetseg, National
Biscuit Employers, Principal, Tea
chers and Pupils of 7B. Glass JEFF
ferson School.
Hasonlokeppen fogadjak ko
sz6netUnket mindazok, akik gep.
jeikkel benniinket kisegitettek S
la gyasztisztessegen resztvettek.
Tisztelettel
Benish Adamne Is gyermekei
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-06
NILES, OHIO
TISZTUJITAS Az ELSO
MAGYAR. BIS. EGYLETBEN

Januar 12-en volt az egylet
tisztujitasa, mely az 0Sszes regi
tisztvisel6ket allasukban hagyta.
Felolvastatott az elGz6 ev szama-
dasa, melyet a gyiiles mindenben
helyesnek talalt es hitelesitett.
Kosz0netet nyilvanitotta a gyiiles
az elmult evi tisztikarnak -es ker-
te 6ket, hogy tovabbra is marad-
janak meg az egylet ellen es We
zessek AIT az eddigi hiiseggel. Ta-
Ian miota az egylet fennall, soha
meg ilyen egyetertes mem mutat-
kozott a gyilesen, mint most. Az
uj tisztikar most mar csak AIT ke-
ri tagsagt6l, hogy a gyiilesekre
pontosan jarjon ell es befizetesi
k0telezettsegenek mindig ideje-
ben tegyen eleget, tovabba min
den tag ada at lakcimet a leve-
lez6 titkarnak: Hajdu Janos 226
Emma St., Niles, 0.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-06

jeleil annak, hogy ongyilkossa-
got k0vetett ell.
A tragikus esetrol azonnal er-
tesitettek a f6kapitanysagot, -
ahonnet rend0ri bizottsag szal-
lott XII a lakasba es az 0ngyilkos-
sag ugyeben meginditottak nyo
mozast. Mindent felkutattak, de
semmifele bucsulevelet mem ta-
laltak. A kihalgatasok soran a
rendorseg AIT a meggyozodest
szerezte, hogy Roth Gustav
anyagi okok Matt menekult a
halalba.
Roth Gusztav tragediajanab
hamarosan hire terjedt az ipari.
es kereskedovilagban es az ismert
pekmester 0ngyilkossaga minde.
niitt mely megd0bbenest es resi-.
yetet keltett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-06
Osszesen: $1471.43 $1O90.25

1923. evrol athezat maradvany
$63O6.41. 1929. evben 0sszes be-
,vetel 1471.43. Ezen ket tetel osz-
szesitve $7777.84. 1929. evi kia-
dast levonva 109025. 1929. evi
tiszta maradvany $6687.59. Eek
az 0sszegek k0vetkezo helyeken
kezeltetnek Federal Savings and
Loan Bank $3433.55, Morris
Plean Bankban 2111.52, CONNER
cial National Bankban 826.86,
Commercial National Bank chek-
szamlan 1856. Osszesen $66s7 "a
Bevetelek tetelezve: Havidijak-
Dol $S9S.50, halaleseti dijakb6l
$4,000, kamatokb6l penztar utan
317.93, piknik cimen a tagokt6l
47.00, ajandekok 500, alapszaba
dijb6l 200, jelvenygombok 100,
felesleg 100, Osszesen $1471.43.
Kiadasok tetelezve: Betegsege-
]yekre $4,000, koszoru 1000, egy
lett kalauz 1900, vegkielegites l
tagnak 10000, tisztikar fizetese
5000, gyiilesterember 24.00, nagy
bizottsagnak tagsagi dij 800, ju-
bileumi ajandek 500, bankett
jegy 02.0, egy konyv az ellenSr
reszere 25c. Osszes kiadas: $1,000
25. 1929-ben hatralekosok veget
mem folyt be $500. 1929-ben
meghalt egy tag, vegkielegites-
ben reszesult egy tag. Tagletszam
100. Tisztelettel az egylet meg
bizasabol
Menyhert Janos titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-06

Moricka Arva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-06
FERENCY JENOEK GYAsZA

MegrenditS gyasz erte Ferency
JenS es nejet, a Youngstownban
es videken altalanos nepszeriiseg-
mex 0rvend0 sirk6- es viragkcres-
ked0 tulajdonosokat; unokabaty-
lux Roth Gusztav, a Budapesten
nagy Acknowledgment orvend6
pekmester tragikus elhalalozasa-
val.
A szerencsetlen ember tragikus
halalar6l "a Mai Nap c. buda-
pesti napilap a k0vetkezoket je-
lenti:
A gazdasagi valsag legujabb
0nkentes halottja Roth Gustav,
Sc ewes ismert budapest pekmes-
ter, aki a multi napok egyik este
jen vetett veget eletenek.
Roth Gusztav felesegevel az
Ull6i-ut 81. szamu hazban lakott.
Eveken keresztiil oft volt jome-
netelii pekiizlete is. A magas haz-
ber Matt azonban Roth Gusztav
kenytelen volt feladni Ull6i-uti
iizletet es "a Vilmos csaszar-uton
berelt maganak helyiSeget.
Az ut6bbi honapokban alkal-
mazottai es ismer6sei gyakran
hallottak panaszkodni az egykor
j6 anyagi viszonyok kozott el6
pekmestert, hogy mem birja to-
vabb a gondokat, teljesen tdnkre
tette a gazdasagi valsag, ugyhogy
r0videsen kenytelen lesz besziin-
tetni Vilmos csaszar-uti uzemet
is. Roth Gusztav egyik nap delu-
tanjan meg uzleteben foglalatos-
kodott, este hazament es nyugodt
max latsz6 hangulatban elbeszel-
getett a felesegevel. R6thne 8 ora
tajban niagara hagyta ferjet es
latogat6ban mint egyik kozelben
lak6 ismer6siikhoz. Alig multi ell
este 9 ora, mikor a vendegsegb0l
R6thne !hazatert. - Cs0ngetett,
maid d0r0mb0lni kezdett az al
ton, de bar lakasb6l vilagossag
sziir6dott XII, ferje mem adott elet
jelt magar6l. R6thne mindjart
rosszat sejtett, felhivta a hazfelii-
gyel6t, akivel aztan feltortek az
el6szoba ajtajat. A lakasb6l eros
gazszag aramlott es a konyhaba
lepve, megrendit6 latvany 70.
gadta Roth Gusztavnet. Ferje
oft fekudt a gazrezs6 mellett fel
puffadt arccal, holtan. A SCENE.
mar meg voltak iivegesedye, d.
meg mindig a fogai k0ze szoritvs
tartotta a gazrezs6 gumics0yet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-06

lomaban. Minden felekezet, arnya
lat IS egylet kepviselve volt. A
gyiilest az 0sszehiv6 Bambulic Jo-
zsef nyitotta meg. Egyhangulac &
ct valasztottak meg a jelenvoltak
ideiglenes gyiilesvezet6 eln0knek.
Bambulicz bemutatta a Youngs-
townb0l kij0tt k0rzeti ideiglenes
eln0k0t Mt. Laky Zsigmondot, aki
k0rvonalazta az Amosz celjat, an
max sziiksegesseget. Ismertette a
megalakulas t0rtenetet az eddig
v6gzett munkat. Az eloadas utan
megkerdezte a gyiilesen lev6ket,
hajland0ak-e megalakitani az
Amosz helyi osztalyat. A felelet
egyhangu igen volt. Mindjart
meg is valasztottak a tisztvisel6-
ket. Ugyvezet6 elnokke megva-
lasztatott a mindenki altal el6-
ny0sen ismert Bambulicz Jozsef,
akinek eddig is bokros erdemei
yannak az Amoszert valo munka-
ban. Tarseln0kke valasztatott
Kiss Balint, ellen6rre Vago Gyu-
lane. R0gt0n a megalakulas utan
belep6siiket bejelentettek a Ver-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-06
KOSZONETNYILVANITAS
l BRIDGEPORT SZOV.- MEX

Alulirott Benis Adamne k0sz0-
netemet fejezem XII nyilvanosan a
Bridgeport Szovetsegnek, mely
ferjem halala utan esedekes
$1,000 biztositasi 0szeget gyorsan
es hiany nelkiil kiutalta szamom-
ra. Minden magyar testveremnek
j6 lelekkel tudom csak ajanlani a
Sz0vetseget, mely az en- esetem-
ben ilyen pontosan es gyorsan in
.tezkedett.
Benis Adamne.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-06

Kline ilzletehez H.. manager ke-
riilt Jack Rapaport szemelyeben,
akl eddig a Joliet, Ill. fioknak
volt general managere. Most lit
vette at az uzlet vezeteset.
Mr.. Jack Rapaport angolor-
szagi sziiletesii es manchester
egyetemet vegezte. A haboru
alatt az angol hadseregben szol-
gait.
Mielt6t Kline-hez keriilt volna.
a Frank & Seeder c6gnek volt
helyettes iizletvezet6je Philadel-
phiaban.
A Kline iizlet nehany h6nappal
ezelott nyilt meg Youngstown-
ban egyike annak a AZ iizletnek,
melynek fi6kjai vannak Marion,
Salem, Lorain es Massilonban is.
Klineknel vannak magyarul be-
szel 6alkalmazottak, akik szive-
sen allanak rendelkezesere a ma
gyar. vevoknek, akiket a lehet6
legudvariasabb kiszolgalMban re-
szesitenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-06
New Castle, Pa.
MEGALAKULT Az AMOSZ
HELYBELI FI0KJA

New Castle, Pa, hazafias erze-
sii magyarsaga majdnem teljes
szamban kepviselve volt azon a
nagyszerii alakul6 gyilesen, me-
lyet multi vasarnap delutan tar
tottak a Raynold Streten lev6
magyar baptista hitk07seg temp
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-06

hovay Egylet helyi fiokja, Ref.
Egyesiilet helyi osztalya, Mum
kas Betegsegelyzo Szovetseg fiok
ia es a Baptista Hitk0zseg.. Befi-
zeteseket eszk0z0ltek a k0vetke-
zok: Czip6 Janos es neje $1.00,
Quits Ferenc soc, Csiszar Istvan
06c, Vago Gyula es neje $500
Kinda Lajos 25c, Gy6ri Istvan es
cs. $100, Fedor Gy0rgy 55c, 0zv
Varga Paine soc, Felix Klara soc,
Kecskes Mihaly 25c, Zoltan Fe-
rene soc, Bambulic JOSEF $1.O0,
Szalay Ferenc soc.
Erdehes felsz6lalasokkal tettek
a gyiilest tartalmassa G0ncy Gy.,
Boja F., Bara J0zsef es masok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-06
Az arva

Tanit6: M6ricka, mi egy kan
nibal?
M6ricka: Mem tudom, tanit6
ur, kerem.
Tanit0: Hat ha te megenned
apadat es anyadat, mi lennel ak
kor?
Moricka: Arva.
The Washington times., 1930-02-05
Man Reports Stolen
Car; Lands in Cell

ROCKVILLE, Md, Feb. s.
Eagerness to report a stolen Car
and bring the criminal to justice
resulted disastrously yesterday
for Francis w. Bryant, Of Ply
mouth, Mass.
Bryant walked into police head
quarters here and informed
Corporal Bodmer that he had
been walking along the road
when a man in a car stopped
and gave him a ride to Rockville.
On arriving at Rockville the man
stopped the car with the an
nouncement that 1t was out Of
gas and that he was going to
leave it on the spot. He also
informed Bryant that the car
was not his but he had Stolen IL
In HyattSville.
Officer Windsor Poole inl
mediately set out to round up
every tramp on the, roads but
was unsuccessful in finding one
that the informant could identify
as the culprit.
After some time Of questioning
on the matter Bryant finally told
police that he had stolen the car
himself. It Is the property Of
Charles Reid, of RiVerdale, Nd,
who was in Hyattsville at the
time of the theft. '
Bryant was turned over to OF.
ficer Brubaker,A of the State
The Washington times., 1930-02-05
Light Wine and Beer
May Be Legalized
In New York

ALBANY. N. Y, Feb. 5
dN.s0-A novel and it is
claimed, perfectly legal plan,
to give New York state res
idents beer and light wines is
provided in a bill introduced in
the assembly here by Langdon
E; Post, Democrat Of New York
City.
The bill provides $500, 600 to
create a board Of control In
the State Department Of
health, with power to buy,
sell. import, store and trans
port, within the boundaries Of
the State, light wines and
BEERS"
Post said today there is no
constitutional or statutory bar
70 putting the plan into effect.
The bill limits the alcoholic
content for wines to Is )er
cent and for beer to 6 per cent.
The Washington times., 1930-02-05
$500 WITNESS
LODGE DRILL

Knights Templar of the Wash
ington Jurisdiction last night held
their biggest official event Of the
year with a combined competi-
tive drill, inspection, sword con-
test, and grand ball before an
audience Of $500 in Washington
Auditorium.
Washington Conlmandery No. /
was victor In the drill contest
with Columbia Commandery No.
2 and DeMolay Commandery No.
4 finishing behind them in that
order. Prize for general drill
excellence throughout the year
went to Columbia Commandery
No. 2, one Of whose members,
William Hill, also won the sword
contest.
The Washington times., 1930-02-05
STATES BLAMED.
FOR CRASHES .

Many of the recent airplane
crashes are due to lack of proper
State restriction, according to
Clarence M. Young, assistant
secretary Of commerce. who said
yesterday that uniform State
regulation, embodying require
ments identical with those OF the
Federal law, would prove q ire
mendous factor toward greater
safety in aviation.
Young said, "Inasmuch as
there can be but one standard OF
airworthiness and only a limited
range of plotting ability, it would
seem obvious that State laws
dealing with regulation should
provide requirements identical
with those Of the Federal law"
There are still eight States that
require no licenses for aviation,
while the existing laws in a num-
ber Of States are held to be in
adequate.
The Washington times., 1930-02-05
ND. COURT SITE
IS CLEARED

ROCKVILLE, Md, Feb. 5.-A
contract was awarded by county
Commissioners yesterday to H.
l.. England for the demolition of
certain buildings now standing in
the square west Of Court Street.
The contract calls for the re-
moval Of trees, fences and build.
ings on property recently pLr.
chased by the county for the
new court house. The cost of
this work Is $3.50.
An offer Of $3.50 was received
and accepted from the Masonic
Lodge and Library Association
The Washington times., 1930-02-05
OPPOSES
JONES BILL

The Jones bill, for the abolish
ment Of the three-year resident
requirement for the District
Commissioners, was strongly op-
posed at the meeting Of the Iowa.
Thomas Circle Citizens Associa-
ton last night at the home of
Or. Della r. DuComb, 1900 block
o st. N. w.
The association unanimously
voted In favor Of the erection of
q service station on the site of
Nos. ! and 2 Iowa Circle by the
! Schell Eastern Petroleum Prod
ucts, Inc, after q. w. Cave had
informed the meeting that he had
an option on the property and
that the company wished to erect
the station If the citizens aSso-
ciation approved.
A resolution favoring the en-
ployment Of matron in elemen-
tary schools was adopted. At the
suggestion Of Edward Young the
association endorsed William
NICK. Clayton for appointment as
peoples counsel before the Public
Utilities Commission.
The Washington times., 1930-02-05
LEGION POST MEETS

HYATTSVILLE, Md, Feb. S.
Synder-F8rmer Post No. 3, Ameri-
can Legion, will meet in its club
house tonight to plan for the an
nual department banquet In
Baltimore, February II.
The Washington times., 1930-02-05
Child Health Clinic
To Be Held February c

LEoNARDTOWN, Nd, Feb. s.
A child clinic will be held at
Chapttco Hall February 8 by DR..
Knox and the new county nurse,
Miss Ida Ramsay Brotol, assist
ing.
The Washington times., 1930-02-05

police, and was returned to
Prince Georges county where q
charge of larceny awaited him.
The Washington times., 1930-02-05

The ''M0me You Would Like to Own
9an be located after consulting Times
Classified Real Estate Ads.
The Washington times., 1930-02-05

elements which Soothe and heal tho
inhamed membranes and stop the ir-
ritation, while the creosote goes on TO
the stomach, 10 absorbed into the
blood, attacks the seat of the trouble
and checks the growth of the aerm&
CreOmulsiOn Is guaranteed satisfaca
tory in the treatment Of coughs from
colds, bronchitis and minor forms Of
bronchial irritations, and is excellent
for building up the system after colds
or hu. Money refunded II not re.
lieved after taking according to direc-
tions. Ask your druRgist. (adv.l
The Washington times., 1930-02-05
A THREE DAYS COUCH IS
YOUR DANGER SIGNAL

COnGhS from colds may lead to 60.
TiOuS trouble. You can stop them
now with CrcOmulsion, an emulsi6ed
creOSOte that is pleasant 10 take.
CreomulsiOn 10 q medical discovery
with twO.fold action; it Soothes and
heals the inHamed membranes and In.
hibits germ growth.
Of all known drugs creoSote is rec
Ognized BY high, medical authorities
a. one of the greatest healing agencies
for coughs from colds and bronchial
irritations. Creomulsion contains, In
addition to creOsote, other healing
The Washington times., 1930-02-05

Instant, too, on giving you pickup and smooth flow
Of power with less knocking and less shifting
genuine hig h-test motor fuel-at the popular price,
MADE BY THE REF1NERS or ESS0-THF
GIANT POWER FUEL-coNTAINING ETHYL
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW Jersey
R~G paved ~ak "St~AArl" ApEAh hnvA Il.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-05-03
Garden POstpOneS
GennrO-WOLQ0St Bout

NEW YORK. May 3.-The
Midget WolgaSt-Frankie Genaro
bout planned here for May 16
has been indefinitely postponed.
Madison Square Garden officials
announced today. Genaro is
scheduled to box in Camden, N.
j., on May Is and will not BE-
available, it was learned.
A bout bringing together Jack
Kid Berg, Of England, and Billy
Petrolle of Fargo, N. D., may be
arranged in place of the WolgaSt-
Genaro match.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-05-03
HIGH FOOT TAILS
To IMPRESS

LEXINGTON. KY, May ..
Followers Of High Foot. valley
Lake stable hope for the Ken.
lucky Derby, expressed. some dis
appointment here today follow.
ing it's performance on the track
here yesterday.
The second choice In the win
ter books was sent a mile and an
eighth with Carl Meyer UP and
it was noted that the colt showed
a tendency to tire in the final
eighth.
He turned the quarter in
0:24 is, half in 0:4S 3-5; seven
eighths in 1927 3-5, mile and one
eighth in 1853. Meyer was
urging him hard at the finish.
The three DIS stable pair,
Broadway Limited and Kilkerry,
turned in an impressive move
at a mile and an eighth, Broad.
way Limited leading at the fin
iSh In 1857.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-05-03
SEWELL LOSES
RECORD CHANCE

BOSTON, May 3.-With vic
tory half a block away. Joe Sew
ellis fight of 10 years to beat
the worlds record far playing
in consecutive games was ended
today. Sewell plays a brilliant
infield game for the Cleveland
Indians.
Joe had to give up the chase
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-05-03
TEMPLE, NAVY
IN GRID DRILL

PHILADELPHIA, May I'm.
formal scrimmage sessions with
the Naval Academy football team
scheduled today and tomorrow at
Annapolis, will complete an
arduous Seven-week spring grid
campaign for the Temple Uni.
verSity moleSkin warriors.
The Owls and Middies opposed
each other on the latticed turf
three weeks ago and the drills so
benefited the teams that the
head coaches, Heinie Miller, Of
Temple, and Bill Ingram. Nays
chief mentor, decided to stage
another two-day session before
the spring workouts were aban-
doned.
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has a number of veterans includ-
ing Sir z. w. Z. Holderness who
Is 40 years old and Robert Harris
who is close to so. Roger Weth-
cred. 81, and Rex HartlaR "a,
are the only really your men
who will represent Great Britain.
Cyril Tolley seems to be the
outstanding star on the English
team. He recently departed from
America to practice his own
country before the international
match. Tolley has been learn
ing the banking business in New
York. He will return to America
following the playing Of the Brit
ish championships this spring.
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ion of the British Walker Cup Colt DoOms Class Distinction
.Tomorrow's SandIot
Baseball Games
Unlimited

st. Mary's Celtics vs.. French A. c.,
at Baggetts Stadium, o'clock.
Georgetown A. c. vs. Berwyn A. c.,
at Berwyn field, o'clock.
Northern A. c. VS. Hume Springs, on
Hume Springs diamond, Q o'clock.
Columbia Heights VS.. Modern Wood
men of the World, No. 10 Monument
diamond, O'clock
Phoenix A. C, vs. Barek Glass A. c.,
in Baltimore, , o'clock.
Union, PIasterers vs. Shady Oaks. on
Shady Oak diamond o'clock.
Washington Railway vs. Army Head
quarters St. PauTs diamond, Seventh
and Irving Streets Northwest, 8 o'clock.
Colonials vs.. Seabrook, at Seabrook
diamond, 3 o'clock.
HyattsviIle An-stars VS.. Silver Spring
Giants, at Riverdale, $3.50 p. m.
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Have You Been Framed

Dozens of complaints have been filed with the Better Bust
Bureau against socaed art colonies and artists asso-
Citations who employ solicitors going from door to door, OBJ
tanning old photographs and charging and cooring the
pictures.
he work is not done represented housewives have
ported to this bureau But primarily the complaint
that these Washington ladies have been cked into signing
contracts calling for framing the pictures at alleged ex-
cessive prices
Investigations by Better Business Bureau the cities where
these schemes originate clearly show that these are not
artists associations at ALL but are merely picture framing
saesmans convincing stories that Mrs Housewife has been
the lucky to be selected to have picture enlargement
hand painted to advertise the studio is just another ex
ample of the scheme.
Apparently thousands of Washington women know this
scheme for they have been framed Others should be
warned
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Temples aggregation. which
number about 80 players, this
afternoon battle the Middies
I'm the first Of the scrim.
images. The tilt ON Saturday
viii be played about 2 p. m.
Temple will return to this
city on Sunday morning.
The Temple coaching staff
consisting Of Head Coach Miller,
Bert Bell, former University Of
Pennsylvania mentor, backfield
tutor, end John OK Da GroSsa,
who recently left Georgetown to
act as head line coach for the
Owls, is well pleased with the
showing of the entire squad dur
ing the early practice sessions,
and despite the fact that new
systems have been installed in
both the ball carrying and line
departments, Miller believes that
Temples 1880 aggregation will be
much stronger than the one
which represented the Owls last
fall.