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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-18
MOVE MAGNEZITOVE BANE
MA SLOVENSKU.

V Kavecanoch ma vychodnom
Slovensku boly minul%ch dnoch
otvorene move bane ma magnezit,
ktore sa t'ahaj1 V dixie 8 kilo-
metrov. Kamen hlbke vyse 160
metrov obsahuje az As percentov
magnezitu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-18
ODMONTOVAII ZELEZOLEJA
rem MA CHYZNEJ VODE.

Zelezolejaren na Chyznej Vode
v Gemeri prestala pracovat'. Sta
la sa obet'ou rezimu, ktory nepre-
stava vykorist 'ovat' Slovensko.
Tovaren ma Chyznej Vode IL
dame zamestnavala do 500 robot
nikov, z tychto ale len mala cia-
stka odchadza, ostatni zostan1
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-18
STARY RUzOMBERCAN 70
MREL.

V Ruzomberku Dol %. marca
pochovany najstarsi obyvater to-
no mesta, Maths Fulla, stary otec
znameho akad. maliara. Nebohy
narodil sa q. sept. 1881, NAL te-
da temer 80 rokOv.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-18
NOVA SKOLA MA SPISI.

V osade Huta, ktora lezl ma
hraniciach chotaru mesta SpiSska
Nova Yes, bol v ramci preziden-
tovych oslav polozeny zakladny
kamen k budove novel dvojtried-
nej skole, ktora sa bude menovat'
Masarykovou a ktor1 vybuduje
mesto SpiSska Nova Yes.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-18
VEL'KE POVODNE MA VYCH.
SLOVENSKU.

Po silnych dazd och ma w
chodnom Slovensku vylial sa La
borec a Bodrog. Skody narobene
s1 dost' znacne, ked'ze mnohi sed-
liaci az posiali jariny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-18
VEL'KA FUZIA BANK.

Sl1cenie Anglo-ceskoslovenskej
banky, Prazskej 1vernej banky a
Ceskei komertnej banky je uz no.
toyou vecou. Kapital tychto sld-
cenvch bank cini 235 milionov
Kcs.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-18
PRAVOSLAVNA OBEC PRE-
VYCH. SLOVENSKO.

Y Presove bola V marci zaloze-
ma pravoslavna obec pre- vychod-
ne Slovensko. Zakladatel 'om !e
byvaly professor petrohradskej u
niverzity Grigoriev.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02
QUINBY ADDRESSES
 STATE PRINCIPALS
Speaks OD Guidance Work at
 WiIlimaDtiC Conference

Tho mrta annual meeting ot tho principals ol Inc junior and ntor nigh schools or lre state was brought 70 clos. with loGay'9 sas- eon. Tho ooorarouca va8 held &. '-a HlJIG.nrn Noma ecEool anu lasted rnr.. Iage
 T.l ,O-tn- session aou1s-1l ot & u0erLnz os tra attendant u~ireiuals aE'L t-o S.a-e Inrerscholas-tl Atn- .-rg conference. Walter E. ~uau- la- r-.rrrst or 'aa Commercial nz. school or New Haven. and -as r~a-flar. ot Inc -~~o,.sncr. pr-- sided n, the waeerz.
 Eas'er5av's sa~5.on -4- -r.rn oscr 70 g dls0.s-1oa CT tour a.or topics -u 'r. educational -a'1. These ror.eS ne~a as follows. "rroce5lras III educational and f0ratforal -ui9- anoa. Earor- of study of eerrt-- uare =radss earned by co-ra=. uro- aara.orE and non-praparatorg san- toes in Donneotlouts ltzn -e1o0t,. " presented ov David t Greene. regis -rsr a. Con0~enc.r Azreu.tgrat ro.e=r. Physical U14eat.oa and He4.rE. by N~ rhsr.ss J. Pro e- sa. supervisor or u:r-.a. education -nI -aaI'g Q. ra. state aoarl O. e4aca-on. and "Tas rsor-an+ +zatior If rre commercial H--l school pro- gram" presented n- Waiter H
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02
DEFECTIVE SHOOTS
 WOMAN AND SELF
PIailieId, N, Jr Officer and
 Woman Dead in ROadh0uSe

P,a.Aao,d, x. ], May tPl-Ruth- erford 5 H. Daley 9 detective en- rloyeI hy local bank and well known iu fra.ernal circles, early to- lav sno, and killed Mrs. Ida Gekis, aa. aad Jhon fred q bullet through his head Other patrons al a road log>a just outside the city heard Tho shots and found the pair dead in 8 e0lo room.
 Daley was 52 years old. Mrs. GaAis vas tho mother Of two chiI- dran and separated from her hus- band several Years ago,
 Thr4" men, an employe and two patrons Of tLc roadhouse, were held @a mat@ral witnesses, but their .w@~ Uoro not made public
 Ioliy. a,crlhed thr shooting 10 a4IoIsE on tbe part Of Daley, who was q uarrlgd man
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02
HYDE ADVOCATES
 NEW COMMISSION
Proposes Agency to Supplant
 Present Power Body

Washington, May P-Secretary Hyde advocated q new independent organization to regulate the nation s power resources today before the house interstate commerce commit tee.
 The agency proposed by the agri- culture secretary would supplant the federal power commission. now composed eX-officio, of the secre- taries of agriculture, interior. and war.
 Hyde said. We have had one grand and glorious fuss" in the power commission, the affairs of which have recently been under the scrutiny of the senate interstate commerce committee.
 The secretary said it was "yitally necessary" for congress 10 provid Q for an independent commission that could deal with the power problem
 It was impossible, he added, for the present commission to give de- tailed attention 10 the work.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02
WIFE DISQUALIFIED
 FOR BEAUTY PRIZE
Venus Would Have Been Ey CIuded From Dutch Contest
BY NnNOTT SAUADLEs

Paris. May Q Venus na~ze. would haze TO chance m a moder- beauty compautlor. judging by th brief career Of Emmy klster. elect ed queen Of the beauties Of Hollan' and then dethroned because she va "old' and marred
 Yet the relgn Of Queen Emmy brief as it vas. has only increased her following and brought some thing like rldlcule or beauty con tests the world over
 The grave judges Of The HaE4e- beauty judges -- aNamIred man fail contestants tr tne competitor for the selection of B. queen t' choose Miss Ho'iart. to represer the country in rre rr-eruatlora beauty contest in hmerlca. Inart mous1y they chose. Emmy kastar who was to. them eve~vthrnz that Dutch beauty should be Emmy wsE hailed and toasted, her chara could challenge the world
 But alas. tho popularity of Emm5 led to an enthusiastic rngury into her private life II vas dtscor erel that she 1as last 2n years of age that she had been marrre5 for .i years and had. not onlg 8 Eu~9and but 3 daughter of nine
 Hastily the judges met z=arr. al=- qualified her for this -=-raEtabla rart Of her hfs. and named sz Miss Holland their original ~scora rlo.er Mile. Rie Van de Hos' F-~-La-s1ls for the seIecucu Of trrs- beauties stipulate that they w.sr be unmar. ried and not oEor g5 wears Of age Obviously Emmy k.s.rr "t.n her
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02
SpeedbOat Converted
 To Coast Guard Uses

New London. May ? CPl-The big speed boat Marjorie, former snug gler, is now d coast guard vessel. She was at the coast guard base al the state pier here having arrived from New York, where orders were issued that she be turned over to the service.
 The Marjorie was captured by the patrol boat C G 124 from the local base December 3. last, after her crew had grounded her at Montauk basin. The grounding followed chase dur ing which machine gun fire was di- rected at the craft from the patrol koat.
 Commander L. T. Chalker, chief of
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02
GYPSY FIRE RULES
 YOUNG GIRLS BOW
Magyar YiOIiniSt Would Be Con-
 dUCtOr and SOI0iSt

Bea.a >#. o7s-Ie Johann Strauss taa waltz laag. vera to come to life agan. he would find il cama. rival in Edith Locaad. Hun ear.an NloImls'
 E4l,h Lor4rl has eel the to1suee Of the German musical world wa5- sing lH o.ula'iag strauss 1n tHo NHrs. acting both B. aoaduc.nr auI solo '.o.g.st for her orchestra, an l dsrc.-.- h.~ ealra Droz~ala 10 classical and modern Gaaea music.
 It - unusual -or Germans 10 eag F. uo.Glli. slim -o8rE woman l1 g. richly awuroaa~-I white Hun- @ar.an co-,0mr mount tae coadlo- tors stand end +aDe an orchestra of mon .e eomuea black evening @ea4
 There Hago haor occasional wom- "a" roufuwor= hope afore-Eth,I l5=r...a Of Lonaou arc years aro. An-oaa Hrco C. E-raafa~. Cal. th5 "f~'ar E"t t.s. .r-.~raE on vear- m- A... dr---az GarH Lorand na.ars- u Nrl-.' s1'o~z.
 20 '.Ua'. ooGda.+or moreover. has hitherto a.'.an.-I to ba do,g conductor and aoloHr
 Edrh iorard mounts th- stand "th '0r priceless Guaruamas. d.. Ga=1 fao..u roudu.'5 HHn har To- "| t0c solo na.. -a-s n. and thor "r0a 70 tLr aHlt-nca as Strauss .ea1 'o to. 01a <ona= rrh. us- on.l torr~ soaring aaorc those oE mr ornhes-rg @Hcr @.a has drilled -o s..ordluat. aae.z ahao- .1fa's Q rer 'sadcrslu
 She ramHds orr not only or ioaaun ~.~lu~~ Hers Is also t1r- ~1n"'r O. s0o nrlma-' of 'e. famous -.n-. bands ID witch Buda- pest aaosaaz Ths .s e-pacIal1-
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02

burdens Of chlld and years. would not though she remains as beauti- 'ui as a}or
 Why should married women. and especially those who have known the glory Of motherhood. he denied recognition or their beauty and e&- cIuded from this tournament? asks Clement Naurer, well known satir- lcu writer in It. Journal Of Paris.
 ''It was uoL thus on Mount Ida, he says 1.-TWO Of tha Immortals who disputed ln1 prize offered by 'n. Shepherd par.s were married; Juno with Jun.tor and Venus with Vulcan. and th1s latter beauty had given birth Tor our joy or happi- rass. to Cupid
 "Euna~r4 had Inc right. there to~e. fr the ruIr of the contest had he.n in trosa days as in our time. 10 say 70 rna young shepherd:
 "Trese women ought to he elini- mated, 1 am raa only young girl 1orr. so elE- mo the apple
 "Htle.NE Minerva was not bad Tor rGos- ato like them serious. but
 Eaa -aerc was no possible com uartsol with Venus.
 'It seems 10 me that in I beauty e30-1>t. beauty alone should be con s.laral. Marriage. anl even mater uI.N -g not spoil a Wowan's lines Flo" r'say angular. langl'd. and .vr. ugly girls become quito good oo.n- after having boarded ths .0"IusaI aerque and .gln1lad tho lssesr-aI Function Of their se4. that ot motherhood. This happy meta mor9toslS. often prescribed hy the family doctor. is sufficient 0roof that inc rosebud should b. barred rom 70 contest for th5 most hrzuti- nl flower
 "Further rt ts bad ro-lry in these days of sexual anarchy and lepop- 4Larog to consider marriage as downfall and maternity as a blight.
 'fs f perm .sSin'r t0 proclaim that woman ot &a Is finished from -Er ao--aotll point Of view On the on-rH~E To my oplnlon. tho 5ns arc or tho opposite sex the age of real
 aautE beauty representing not a 1gou'So a.t realization
 Th- Disqualification Of tha poor Dutch -Irl seems 10 u-e 10 he q seaadalols fouun- O. Justice and good sense, which ara syaonym0us.'
 N5-rai concludes by suggesting 1a-. -1is being an international 'orreti-I0n tLe oN->nss Holland would ho well advised to ask aid and Of Tho Hague court which. alter a0. is r.sAt next door . her.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02

staff of the coast guard destroyer force. said today that it had not yet been decided for, what purpose the boat will be used. It was not known whether her engines will be trans ferred to a patrol boat or whether she win be converted into a picket boat.
 The Marjorie is equipped with high powered engines.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02
MAN GETS DIVORCE
 FROM THIRD WIFE
Judge HesitateS to Explain Reasons for His Decision

Frank Partyha of New Britain was granted q divorce from h.s third wife Apolonla OIszow Partyha. on the grounds Of ntolerabIe cruel ty by Judge Carl Foster ia superior court yesterday In handing down rhe decree the judge indicated d.s- belief in the testimony n the case when he sad he hoped he would not have 10 hle d written finding be- cause it might res4a m some harm to the witnesses.
 The Partyhas were married l.. years ago. They had trouble dauag apparently, from attempts by tha wife to get z divsl0n Of property from her husband Bach had ea1 dren by prlNlols marriages which made matters mo.a involved. ], l. said. The woman laued charges made by PartyaA rna- she had threatened Elm with g knife and said he Was Often drunk and c-a1t- cd her cruelty
 Thomas r. N.Don1lSh appeared for Partyka and Aaron }. Palmer for the wife.
 ParuAa IS - h.z man weighing @c3 pounds and h. tas-7a5 that his wife, who weighs only 1+a pounds. beat hlm and threatened 10 sui him because hs refused 10 g1H7 har bali Of his property The vtfa testified that he was always drunk and their son corronora-ed nr~ testimony Judge Fosters decls.oc was as ra.- lows.
 T always hes..s.= ,a determining q matter from tte hrneh lest I may feeI afterwards ras- l have not given 1t tha- consideration which i- warrants but as l sat hare yaster- day afternoon and listened 10 the testimony and last agat and i'll tne evening considered that testimony and then carefully checked 1t all with the testimony that has uaan delivered this morning. I feel that if the court vara 20 render a writ .'l4 |Dill+ .a. .'..7 .-t|- t.-t reasons t1 detail for inc conclusion reached some parties. ncEll,rs witnesses IT ihls case nigh. he se riously injured 'r reputation # not otherwise. And Q course f ettHor party desires. a review Of the casc by a higher tribunal then a finding Of facts will be necessary and will be made but ! hesitate 10 be th. first one 10 in-lare +-c rudtng Of facts which may reach out f1 she future unnecessarily 10 lnLGre one.
 So, while perfectly wiling. upon paper procedure. 10 state in detail the reasons for the conclusion that I have reached. I feel that if IS ua.- fer for both parties in the case and for the mImerogs witnesses in the case that without a comment flr- ther I now announce the dec.sou Of the court I0 this case.
 T feel tha. IT, IS better for th. parties. for the witnesses and pos sibly for the community in whfer they live if the Issuos arc found for the rlairuf."
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02

Spencer, principal Of Commercial mSh school New Haven
 Guidance VAS the vatchwor1 ot every speaker throughout tho rnts-. days program. They were gaarl- nous ia noting tho need to~ ErlL- Inrc of plII.s '0 matters O. hea'fn vocation and gl'lzeusllp. Plans for the application or tals gutlan-e "oro dls--ss53 and tae relative faar- is Of tl- various methods e~ pioyed n"re lropogaIeI I.y various speak, CTS taHa.H" with c-a subject
 Speaking on t'is subject Robert g Qumh' guidance director Of Inc Ma than Halo jworaItigh school out lined tho plan being followed in the schooI with which he is corrected. Included ID his rem8rEs Was the statement that suggestions should be frequently gwen th. students about intelligent and serious contemplation Of their careers. Thought should af- so h1 EEen fg measures that would and these p.atIs 'o broaden t.e.r visions -l'a regard ID tLe worlds work and how !. rz dore
 Mr Qumbg further stated Leat zt -ae r1i o' the luaor high school -oE~-. inc g3uH s10uI haE. 8 Ean3 oE Information about "vo-..' in gen. @raI and -ora fae-S aucut carta5ns <oear.on~ Tn which tlat are interest," eJ This knowledge should b@ Of in ana'Euea. nature.
 tIos-u- his remarks "Ith the state- men. 'ra+ such a aoar-a would mu- wz. 'aa lsrGa~ of Hran.-a delu- oGarn # followed reIlE-oasle r- and t,4,nsa4 0E t-r -AHlraa Of vocational az.
 Al who nar. present rss=t-r3 q report cm 'a. proe~a-. O. ~@orEa n.za- uon o- .r- Junior HIEi. ~cloo.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02
.WORMSER ID SPEAK
 AT DINNER OF BAR
New York Legal Authority Will
 Address Lawyers Club

l Maurice Wormser. professor Of law at Fordham University and ono of the outstanding members of tn New York bar, will be the speaker q. the annual banquet Of the NoN Britain Lawyers club. May q, at the Shuttle Meadow club.
 Mir. Worms2r IS consulting and appellate counsel Of the New York and federal courts; editor in chl-s Of the New York Law Journal which is the official legal paper for the first department in New York chairman Of the publication con mlttce Of the New York State Bar association; member Of the lecture commiUec Of the Association Of Bar Of the City Of New York; author O. numerous legal treatises and cas- tooks, including Tho disregard O. the corporate fiction" and "CIar., on Corporations, third cditon"; member of tho honorary scholarship fraternity Of Phi Beta Kappa. American Bar Association, Ney. York State Bar Association, Ne :. York County Lawyers Association and the Association Of Bar of the City Of New York
 From 1911 to 1913 he was ar assistant professor or law Tn the University Of Illinois, taking pro fessorship at Fordham in 1918. ir 1924 he Has awarded h;s LID. degree at Fordham.
 On the committee making ar engagements for the banquet are A torneys Cyril r. Gaffney. Harold N. Williams. Harry Ginsburg anI John r. McDermott.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02
MINISTER'S BODY ExHuAIED

Vienna, May (UP)-The body of Albert II. Wash hburn. former United States minister to Austria, was exhumed today prior to trans portation to New York. Mrs Wash which also will carry the coffin for burial in New England.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02
Associated Press Photo

apparent when she plays Hunga- rlan and other national dances.
 There Is 4 fire and a temperament 10 her playing that recalls the pas slOnat0 uu9clanship Of the yio- lnlSl-lradsr ol a Hungarian gypsy orchestra
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02
HEIDl- -IO-RI Is GI.ISI

"liss Florence Schwab entertaine1
 her home aL II Woodland street, last night in honor Of Miss Rut1 -audar.o0, who will become the nmdo CT Howard E. Huaftleln of Bristol. May g.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02
COTTON IIIIEI.S

Now York, May GP-Cotton fu- tlres opened barely steady; May lht.. July 1853; October 2492; December 15.o-: January 15.Q2. New eontrants-October t4g@; December lt-Gi Jmary l4--H; March 1491,
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02

Men and women are amazed a- gain of to l5 lbs, in 5 weeks Ugly hollows vanish, BOny limbs round out Sallow, blemished skin gets clear and rosy like magic Nervous ness, indigestion, constipation dis appear overnight. Sound sleep. New pep from very first day.
 Two great tonics in one-speclaI weight building Malt Yeast and strengthening Iron. Pleasant little tablets. Far stronger than uumedi- cated yeast. Results in F time. No yeasty taste. no gas
 Don't go round skinny" ugly Hn- attractive Get Ironized Yeast from druggist today Feel great iomor- row. Money back from manufac- turer if not delighted with results.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02

Lngland's birth-rate for 1922 was the lowest ever recorded. and the lowest among the nations keeping statistics,
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02
Saturday Store Hours
 To Be Discussed Again

".a Saturday r'9at -tcs.-= pro- na-.oa r- 'hrs .HN uaE ha a-84 hut ... ghost r-fGa,a 70 raHa-u og.at. rac 'es'a first approved "reauaoe-- h ny 8 --tnarinz o- raarcaaut@.-+af-r .nlad nH default when 'a-- than 2 quorum appeared for a meeting. has been rstrt~d a-an and "lIt h. dis aa-s.! -' -. meeting ot ras a-rer'c"+ Q. -i. mercantile HreaE at n c.a.ors Tr~Sla, morning
 Nr aNr".-.oa (. tho -s-.--rs IT '.a rt"l.t .araav .[-1 vr. F.. ----.s=. T F.. 'nf- mss'8nc
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02
"Skinny! l Gained il Lbs. in 8 Weeks
 and Boy Friend''

After trr nE =s-erJl 'C0ts4 tried TrDnIzsd Yeast In weeks gained II lne nasy complexion rour | linn bs best Of all q boy friend "-S H1
New Britain herald., 1930-05-02

I~E HlElID CLASSIFIED ADS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-21
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Cloudy tonight
and tomorrow, with probability of rain
mixed with sleet or snow; colder to-
night; lowest temperature about 80 de-
grees; moderate north and northeast
winds.
Maryland Cloudy tonight and to-
morrow, with probability of rain in ex-
IRENE south and rain possibly mixed
with sleet or snow in north and central
portions; colder tonight; fresh north
west shifting to north and northeast
winds.
Virginia--Cloudy tonight and tomor-
row; probably rain on the coast and rain
mixed with Sleet or snow in the interior
colder tonight and in south portion to-
morrow; increasing north and northeast
winds, becoming fresh, possibly strong.
West Virginia--Cloudy tonight and to-
morrow with probability of snow or
sleet in south and central portions;
colder in south and central portions
tonight.
Record for "a Hours.
Thermometers PM, ST; 8 pm, So;
IL midnight, As; am, 40; s am, 40;
noon, At.
Barometer-4 pm, 29.81; 8 pm,
1882: IL midnight, 2982; 4 am, 29.81 (;
8 am, 29.89; noon, 90 SO.
Highest temperature, SO, occurred at
4:30 pm. yesterday.
Lowest temperature, SO, occurred at
Z am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, IL: lowest, 40.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey)
Today-Low tide, 1882 am. and $40
pm; high tide, 1855 am. and 1:16
pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 1929 am. and
9:06 pm; high tide, 1:49 am. and 2:14
pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 6:12 am; sun sets
$40 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 6:10 am; sun
sets 6:21 pm
Moon rises 1:09 am; sets 1910 am.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-21
BROMLEY FUNERAL
RITES TOMORROW
Confectionery Store Operator Died
at Home Yesterday From
Heart Failure.

Funeral services for Walter Brownley,
president and treasurer of Brownleys,
Inc, operators of candy and confection-
cry stores, who died at his home. 1910
Massachusetts, avenue, yesterday, will
be conducted at the v. L. Speare Co.
funeral parlors, 1909 H street, tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. DR.. Charles
T. Warner, rector of ST. Adams Epis-
copal Church. will officiate. Interment
will be in Congressional Cemetery.
Mr.. Brownley, who was So years old,
had been in failing health for some
time. His death was due to heart dis
ease. He was a native of Charlottes-
vile, Va, but had spent the greater
part of his life in this city, coming here
some IS years ago. He founded the first
Brownley's store here about 26 years
ago.
Mr.. Brownley was widely known in
this city and was member of the New
Jerusalem Lodge of Masons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-21
Draths.

BARDWELL, HOMER F. Passed away sud-
pm, HOMER r. BARDwELL Funeral
services at his late residence, 1919 Long
fellow st. NV, on Saturday. March %, at
2:30 pm. Friends invited to attend. In
terment Rock Greek Cemetery.
BRoWNLEY. WALTER. On Thursday
s March 20 1880 a. his his, residence ISio
band of Emma Leestnitzer BROMLEY Fu-
neral from V. L. Speare Co.. 1909 II st.
NV, on Saturday. March %, at pm.
Interment Congressional Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-21
FOREIGN.
COLONY OFFICIAL SLAIN
Portuguese Deputy of Angola Fa-
tally Wounded by Soldiers.

LISBON, Portugal, March 81 (R.-
An official note announced tonight that
Lieut.. Moraes Sarmento, deputy COM
missioner of the Portuguese colony Of
Angola, on the west coast of Africa,
had been wounded by members of the
garrison at Loanda, capital of the col
ony, and died yesterday.
A telegram from Angola yesterday
said that in the absence of the high
commissioners at Lobito, some members
of the Loanda garrison had tried to
arrest the deputy high commissioner,
who was wounded while resisting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-21
Darn nf Chunks.

WALSTON, SOPHIA. We wish 20 gratefully
acknowledge to our relatives and many
friends Tor their expressions of sympathy
beloysd wife and mother, SOPHIA WAL
IoRENzo wALsroN AND CHILDREN /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-21

Under the new law in Uruguay the
government will purchase the exportable
surplus of Uruguayian wheat during the
next five years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-21

Prompt Auto delivery Service:
Gude Bros. Co., 1872 r st.
Artistic--expressive--