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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-09

struction Of the building has already been
commenced and those who have watched the
laying Of the foundation have noticed its UNI
usual solidity and strength. The building win
be six stories high with front of 80 feet
inches, by q depth Of 100 feet and q total
height Of 100 feet. The exterior of the build
ing win exhibit some new and beautiful de-
signs in architecture. The foundation story
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-09
District Established Dairy Lunch Idea

Frank K. Ward, Who
Launched Business
in 1884, Mas Popu-
lar Among CItizens
Of Washington.
Story ofWlia Rob-
erts and Her Penny
Cafeteria for Re-
lief Of City Poor
People.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-09


by Frank K. Ward. for many years
the city's premier milk merchant, at the place
where he established the first dairy lunch
room In the District Forty-six years ago one
did not have to point out this building. for it
was the tallest and most conspicuous structure
In what was then the chief business area Of the
city, being located at 929 and 931 ID street
northwest.
Frank K Ward, the owner, had all the at
tributes that 60 toward making up q good
business man, including sociability, industry,
foresight and thrift. He was kind and gener-
Gus and was subscriber to nearly every fund
raised by his fellow citizens for various civic
purposes and in addition to this headed many
local committees and raised funds himself
where such we've needed. For his many
generous acts, he was rewarded with friends
by the thousands, and when he began the D
street enterprise every one wished him wen.
He had already gained quite reputation as
o business man and no one expected but that
he would succeed, since everything he did
seemed to turn to money He believed 10
printers ink, and he was consistent, careful
advertiser. The writer is now looking at his
advertisement in the City Directory for 1875
which reads:
81. K Ward
"Alderney Dairy
wholesale and Retail Dealer in
PURE MILK, CREAM AND BUTTER.
"Ofhce, $40 St., Washington, d. G.
milk win be delivered regularly at
any hour desired. We churn daily at 8
am. Buttermilk, 20 cents gallon"
Twenty cents gallon for buttermilk does
make us look backward with envy, but then he
sold his milk for cents quart and his skim
med milk for less. He had wagons all over the
city peddling his milk, and no one win ever
forget the clang Of the large bell that each
wagon was supplied with and which could be
heard for blocks away. His teams were all
similar, and he probably sold to the public as
much milk as all the other milk dealers COM
bined
FRANK WARD was hail fellow well met.
His acquaintance frequently took him to
the Marble Saloon One evening back In 1889,
on June 10, Ward dropped in at the old
rendezvous at Ninth street and the Avenue, in
the basement just opposite what was once
Tord's Opera House. Upon this particular oc-
casion he met young man named Maurice
Adler Of good connections and who bore q good
reputation.
On Christmas night. just 10 years before.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-09
BY JOHN CLACETT PROCTOR.

h light In the downtown section Of
washington still stands q building
that created considerable comment
\ when 1t was erected, back in 1884,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-03
HL'ADAJU SA
FILLS.

Sloyenske oddelenie Cudzoja-
zycnej Informacnej Sluzby ziada
citatel'ov slovenskych casopisov,
aby laskave podali co by jake
kolvek informacie nizsie spo-
,menutych nezvestnych rodakoch.
Svoje listy adressujte ma: Slo-
yak Bureau, Foreign Language
information Service, 222 Fourth
Avenue, New York, N. Y.
Jan Matt - ktoreho ostatna
adressa bola: 100 Grant Street.
Pittsburgh, Pa. r..
Alex Hurin - ktoreho ostatna
adressa bola: S71 Grant St., Ak
ron, Ohio.
Jozef Polodzik - ktoreho ostat
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-03

Stefan SlaVKOVSky - ktOry
este pomerne nedavno robil ma
Colonial Mine No. ], Smock, Pa.
Julius Kahler - mar. V Kosi-
ciach r. 1876 a prist 'ahoval sa do
Ameriky V r. 1898. Zdrziaval sa
vo Washingtone, D. C. a na Flo
ride. Zomrel vraj V americkom
vojsku. CT vie niekto nieco O jeho
osude?
Mike Eros - ktoreho ostatna
adressa bola: Box 113, Dixonvil-
le, Penn.
Helena Krajnyakova - ktorej
| ostatna adressa bola: 1920 Broad
way, San Francisco, Cal.
Andrej Kudela - ktory sa pri-
st 'ahoval do Amerily pred -
rokmi a zdrziaval sa nejaky cas-
v State Pennsylvania.
PavcI Rajko - ktortho osta trri
adressa bola: 5211 SO. 3Oth ST.,
So. Omaha, Nebr.
Jozef PekaroviG - ktor6ho O.
statna adressa zneIa: r. |. Box 95
Prentice, Wise.
| Peter Michalik - ktoreho O.
statna adressa bola: Box 9, West
field, Mass.
Juraj Morochovic - ktoreho
ostatna adressa znela: 2O10 Lu
zerne st., Scranton, Pa.
Karolina Pavlica - ktorej O.
statna adressa znela: P. O. Box
8, Leisenring, Pa.
Helena Ujzelova - ktora po
chadza Turc. Sv. Martina a je
vydata "a Aloisa Ujzela, ktory So
vraj zdrziava V st. Louis, Mo.
Andy Kurec - ktoreho ostat
ma adressa znela: 134 Bloor St.
Oshava, Ont, Canada.
Mike Lepa - ktoreho ostatn;
adressa bola: Box 224, Wilkin
son, w. Va.
Anton BaZala - ktoreho ostat
ma adressa bola: 1913 Mulberry
St., Newark, N. j.
Michal Mozer - ktoreho ostat
ma adreSsa bola: P. O. Box 46O
Sta. A., Youngstown, @.
Jan Kacmar - ktory sa pri
st,ahoval do Spojenych Statov r
1922. Ma Slovensku ma manzelku
ktorej Cd +. 1924 nepise.
Juraj Roszul - ktoreho ostat
ma adressa bola: 43 North Vale,
st., Wllkes-Barre, Penn.
Jano Bednar - mar. vo Vazci
Liptovskej zupe; V Amerike je u
vyse q rokov a zdrziaval sa tun
- najma Minneapolis, MINI.
Julius Veselovsky - ktoreh
ostatna adressa bola: 424 Bron
son St., Medina, O.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-03
HOOVER JE 20
SVAJCIARSKEHO RODU

Nemeckyy professor Macco pre-
hrnal sd toho leta V starych ar
chivoch svajciarskych dedln Gle
Pom vynajdenia rodokmenu mas
no prezidenta Hoovera. Prof.
Macco urGite zistiI, ze Hooverovi
predkovia zili vo Svajciarsku a
odtiaP sd VISTA 'ahovali do Ameri-
ky. Povodne sa menovali Huber,
ale uz SoZname cestOvatelO do
Ameriky holo memo zamerikani-
Zovane ma Hoover.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-03

TAX vel Ike. z tohoto jasne vid1me,
ze rozvoj priemyslu pokroeil maj
Wac v Cechach, kde poskytuje
obzivu II perc. Wac obyvatep-
stvu al perez ako zemedelstvo
(29.7 perez; v zemi moravsko-
sliezskej je pocet prislusnikov
dvoch hlavnych tried povolanf te-
mer rovnaky (zemedel'cov je o
3 perc. menej) naproti tomu ma
Sc zeme, Slovensko a Podk. Rus
maj1 dosiaP raz cisto zemedel'-
sky.
Obraz povolania obyvatelstva
Slovenska a Podk. Rusi podPa je-
dnotlivych skupin je nasleduj1ci:
A. Zemedel 'stvo, lesnictvo a ry-
barstvo: y zemedel'stvo, zahrad-
nictvo a chov zvierat zamestnava
ma Slovensku Podk. Rusi 2,141,-
S98 obyvatel 'ov, z toho je tych-
to oboroch povolania aktivne Gin
nych 1916 obyvatePov. p Les
nictvo, myslivost' a rybarstvo ST.
655, tom cinni 81 ,439. Celkove
zemedel 'stvom, lesnlctvom a ry-
barstvom zaobera sa ma Sloven-
sku 2,229,553 obyvatel 'ov, V tom
cinni 9O3,355.
| B. Priemysel a remeslo zamest-
navaju ma Slovensku a P. Rusj
cekove 594,292 obyvatelov, Z to,
no cinni 251,311. z toho v ban1
ctve hutnfctve je zamestnant
307, ,9O4, pri spracovanf kovo1
93,397, priemysle strojov, ma
strojov a pristrojov Al ,272, prit
mysle kamena zemin 2O,01O, ,
priemysle sklarskom 6,27S, che
mickom 12,5O5, V plynarnach, vo
| darnach, elektrarnach 1923, ,
priemysle drevarskom 67,9SS,
papiernickom 10,494, polygrafic
kom a umeleckom 1922, V textil
nom 1851; V koznom 12,112, O
devnickom 106,451, zivnosti Il
pravn1ckej 6,150, V priemysle po
travln a pozlvatfn 1907, zivno
sti stavebnej 1888, V priemysl
hez blizsieho oznacenia 1880.
C.. Obchod, penaznictvo dc
prava zamestnava ma Slovensku
Pod. Rusi 27S,S6S, z toho 1OO,S9
cinnych.
D. Statna ina verejna sluzbs
slobodne povolanie a vojsko pal
> ticipuj1 ma zamestnani obyvatel
stva Slovenska a Podk. Rusi e
slom 173,9S7. z toho statna a
: ma verejna sluzba 124,377, Stain
ina verejna sprava 55,174, Sko
stvo a vychova 27,122, ostatn
: verejna sluzba 42,0S1, vojsk
49,6O4.
V E. Samostatne vykonavane d'
}, mace sluzby a namezdne prao
striedaveho druhu zamestnavaj
na Slovensku 56,997 os6b. Ako v
dime, zamestnanie obyvatel 'st1
Slovenska a Podk. Rusi je vein
pestre. IT. o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-03
Farma ma predaj alebo ma
rent. cd maiitel'a.

~ 2-3 akra. 7 izbovy dom a dobra
barna, poldruhej mile severne cd East
Palestine, O., 23 mil JUNE cd Youngs-
town, ma zlepsenej ceste, stvrt' 1nile
cd dobrej skoly. Elektrina pri farme.
8 akrovy ovocny sad. Pod celou zemou
je uhlie. Dobra iirodna zem, idealna
pre- zeleninu a male ovocie. Celia farma
je tajlovana a odvodnena, vyborna vo-
da. Mastal dom novofarbene ma jar.
Dobry kurnik ma liahnutie kurciat.
Pricina predaju zle zdravie.,
CHAS. G. ARNOTT
435 Indiana Ave, Mcdonald, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-03
BULLETIN SVATO-
VOJTESSKY.
Podava Rev. Stefan Kocis, hi. jed.
613 North Lakeview Ave-,
Youngstown, Ohio.

Youngstown, ONO.
SINE po slavnostiach. - Spolol1
Sv. Vojtecha slavil toho roku 60.
rocne jubileum svojho trvania a
pozehnanej prace. Tieto jubilcjne
slavnosti svatovojtesske staly sa
slavnostiami cel6ho sIovenskcho
naroda. Prisli na ne Slovacl ME
len SO vsetkych stran SlovensKa,
ale al 20 zahranicia. Boil tam ma
81 bratia Slovaci Mad'arska, Ra-
k1ska, Rumunska, boil SINE tam
al my z d 'alekej Ameriky. Nase
drahe Slovensko jasalo radost'ou
milujdcej matky mad tymto ne
vsednym prlchodom svojich roz-
tratenych synov. A velka bola i
nasa radost' re SINE mohli vidiet'
svoju rodn1 zem a svojich dra-
hych pod Tatrami.
Nasa jubilejna vyprava. - Ma
81 podtatranski bratia venovali
nasej americkej vyprave ozaj
vel'k1 pozornost'. Vsade mas ST.
decne vitali a bratsky pohostili.
"Amerikani', (ako mas vseobec-
ne titulovali) boil i'm vzacnymi,
vitanImi, bratskymi host mi. Ba
este Wac. Videli V mas, Amerika,
noch, svojich dobrodincov, ktori
svojimi obetiami krve a penazl
umoznili cesko-slovensky Stat
| Svoju vel 'ku povd'acnost' znovu
a znovu pri slavnostiach i V sil
kromnych rozhovoroch pr1zvuko
vail. Pri slavnostiach obycajne '
pritomnosti americkeho praporu
ktory je dnes zdomacnelym zja
vom ma nasom Slovensku. A Hoz
no i symbolom lepsej buducno
sti...
Mnohe pozdravy. Ma nascn
Slovensku nieto dnes dedinky, b.
skoro ami rodinky, Z ktorej b,
nebol kto-ten V Amerike. Otec
brat, syn, atd .. Nuz na tyc]
svojich drahych tej d'alekej A
merike sd mas vsade dopytovali
CT este ziJ1, ako sa maju, pre-
co i'm uz TAX dlho nepisu... *
pozdravte ich tam az pridete zpi
| tky do Ameriky" Milerad ted
odovzdavam tieto vrele pozdrav
hoci len touto cestou, ked re {
sobna nem0zem A Wy, moi brs
d tia a mile sestry, ktorych sa til
y to pozdravy tykajd, odpiste nit
kol 'ko riadkov svojim kraj
) lebo som isty, re budu mat tt
{ no vel'ku radost'.
!" Vrele vd 'aky. - Pri tejto pr
/ lezitosti, jak V meme nasej jub
a lejnej vypravy svatovojteSske
Il tax i meme svojom, vyslovl
jem vrele vd'aky krajovym vrcl
nostiam: cirkevnlm, svetskym
] vojenskym "a preukazan1 nam,
merikanom, laskav1 pozornost
Dalej d 'akujem vrele i vsetkyl
priatel 'om a znamym "a ich pr
slovecnd slovensk1 pohostinnost
> Oznamenie. TTmto ncti1
l. davam IA vedomie nasim mics
u nym jcdnatel'om sirSej verejn
" sti, re sa uz zas m0zu ma mia
! bratit' vo vsetkych veciach t,
l. kajucich sa Spolku Sv. Vojtech
y Tie vel'ke veci, ktore mas jub
/ liant vykonal, kona konat' ch,
"a mas drahy narod slovensk
mech st pre- mas vsetkych zdrojo
nadsenia praci "a Spolok s
Vojtecha. A ked' vsetci Am
rike co len odrobinku zan urot
me, bude toho urobeno vePa. N,
piece k plecu a to vsetci "a vac
- a mohutnejsl Spolok Sv. Volt
cha, toho nasho zasl1zileho jub
lanta!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-03

ma adressa bola: Box 144, Herme-
ME, Westmoreland Co., Penn.
Jan Kulich - mar. v Dolnom
Srnem, Move Mesto mad Vahom
dina II. decembra 1878, prist' 'aho-
val sa do Sp. Statov r. 1914.
John Palovcik - ktoreho ostat
ma znama odressa bola: Box q,
Tremlly, Grasselli, N. j.
Jakub Sienkevic - ktoreho O.
statna adressa bola: 1858 Luther
Street, ,Chicago, Ill.
Juraj Beres - ktoreho ostatna
adressa bola: 294 Jeffries st.,
Perth Amboy, N. j.
Arpad Horvath - ktoreho po-
sledna znama adressa bola: TIA
East 5th st., New York City.
Julia Kolner - ktorej ostatna
adressa bola: 172 E. Bird ST., New
York City.
Max Schwarz ktoreho o.
statna adressa bola: 392 E. Sth
St., New York City.
Mike Varga - ktoreho ostatna
adressa bola: co. Fable Hotel,
| Wallace, Idaho.
| Jan Siska - ktory este nedav-
no byval u Jozefa Minarlka 5 st.
SIS S., Bethlehem, Pa.
Jozef Paloncy- ktoreho ostat-
ma adressa bola: Carlisle, Fayette
Co., w. Va.
Pavel Starry - ktorI byval u
Pavla Fekete, 213 Palisades Ave,
New Jersey.
Ivan Cveljo - ktoreho ostatna
adressa bola: Domestic Coal Co..
Fremont, w. Va:
Ivan Rubec - jeho ostatna
znama adressa boIa: Box 121
Chestnut Ridge, Penn.
Stefan Jaros - oStatna jehC
adressa bola: PIT Hajes Street
Chester, Pa.
VasiI KoriS ostatna jeht
, adressa boIa: Koris Wesley, Mo
. nessen, WcstmoreIand Co., Penn
Jozef Chmela - Etoreho ostat
ma adressa bola: S5S Rives Ave.
= n. S. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Jan Bajuza - zdrziava sa vra
vo Whiting, Ind.
q Vasil Chebela - ktoreho ostat
y ma adressa bola: p. O. Box l:
y Archibald, O.
> Nitro Steblak - ktoreho ostat
ma adressa bola: p. O. Box
Wehrun, Indiana Co., Pa.
Andrej Dozan - ktor6ho ostat
y ma adressa bola: 1865 Anmur st
= Detroit, Mich.
Juraj Decsman - ktoreho {
+ statna adressa bola: Box 253, l.
gonier, Westmoreland Co., Pa.
j. Juraj Modrovic - ktoreho {
- statna adressa bola: Mine 81, NJ
Il 799, Vindber, Pa.
Peter Orban - ktor6hO ostatn
~ adressa bola: Cumbola, Schuy
kill, Pa.
III " Jan Jacko - ktoreho posledn
=, adressa bola: Box 7S, Suffer-
New York.
'e Maria DlnhoSova - ktorei
y statna adressa znela: 35S Tenne.
y see Ave, Detroit, Mich.
Joe Bergman - mar. 10. marc
1864 Presove, jeho memo Dol
a. povodne Mikulik Arpad, do Am
y riky sa prist 'ahoval r. 1906.
' Petro Babinec - ktoreho osta
y ma adressa bola: 2829-3Sth p
" Barnhill, Ill.
w. Maria Drobna - ktorej osta
'. ma adressa bola: 718 Chale 81
" Perth Amboy, N. J.
~ Michal Oravec - ktoreho osts
81 ma adressa bola 1877 Center ST
'. Youngstown, Q.
u
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-03
POVOLANIE OBYVA-
TEL'STVA MA SLO-
VENSKU.

batuje tom, ei Cesko-Slovenska
Republika je Station priemyslo-
wynn, ci rol'nickym, alebo ci i prie
myslovym rolnickym. Toto je |
dolezite hlavne hl'adiska mas
ho zahranicneho obchodu. Ale i
hospodarsky zivot vn1trostatny
hl'ada potrebuje otazku ma od-
poved', akeho povolania je oby-
vatepstvo jednotlivych jeho slo-
ziek, jednotlivych zeml. Ak ma
me charakterizovat' mas Stat po-
de povolania, ktore je zdroj jom
obzivy pre- vaesinu obyvatel 'stva,
je CSR. Station agrarne-priem
slovym. Tri stvrtiny vsetk6ho o.
byvatel 'stva zivia sa roln'ictvom,
banictvom a vyrobou priemyslo-
YOU, pri com ma prisluSnlkov roP-
nictva lesnlctvom a rybarstvom
pripada 1916 percent vsetkeho o.
byvatel 'stva, ma prislusnikov ba-
nictva priemyslu o nieco menej,
1913 percent Zbyvajdca Stvrtina
obyvatePov patri k povolaniam O.
statnym, ktore ma vyrobe zucast-
meme s1 len nepriamo alebo pro
stredkovan1m obehu statkov (ob-
chod, doprava, penazn1ctvo 1O.7
perez alebo konanim sluzieb
(sprava Statna a miestna, slobod-
ne povolanie), ktorych vyzaduje
bohate clenity zivot sneasnej spo-
locnosti.
AXE je povolanie obyvatePstva
na Slovensku Podkarpatskej j
Rusi?
z 3,0OO.67O obyvatel'ov Slo-
venska patri 1,S1S,S4S k stavu ze-
medel 'skemu (rol'nickemu), 530,-
1872 k priemyslov6mu, 23O,63S k
obchodu, 14S,0O7 je vo verejnych
sluzbach a 273,1S5 je zamestna-
MIA ineho. u toho cinnymi bolo v
zemedel'stve 751,77S, priemysle
227,196, V obchode 1886, vo We
rejnych sluzbach S7,1S2, V ostat.
nych zamestnaniach 125,32S, 1hr.
nom 1,27S,S2O.
Ma Podkarpatskej Rusi k re.
medePskemu stavu prislusi 40,
7O5 obyvatel 'ov, k obchodu 43,
23O, k priemyslu 64,10O, k We
rejnym sluzbam 1884, k ostat
nym zamestnaniam 62,559, uhr
nom 6O6,5OO. Gimme su zamestna
nj zemedelstvom 151, SIT, prie
mysle 24,115, V obchode 1861
vo verejnych sluzbach 14,345, '
Ostatnych zamestnaniach 24,36O
1hrnom 227,95s.
z tohoto tedy vidime, ze celycl
60.6 percent obyvatel stva Slower
ska prinalezi k stavu rol'nicke
mu, 17.7 percent k priemyslu, T..
percent k obchodu, 4.9 je zamest
name vo verejnych sulzbach a g..
zamestnaniach ostatnych. Meni 81
zamestnanie povolanie obyva
tel 'stva ma Slovensku? V r. 1911
20 100 os0b prislusnych aleb
cinnych pripadalo na Slovensk
IA stav rol'nicky 62.0. z toho te
dy vidime, re pocet prlslusniko
zemedelskeho stavu poklesol z
10 rokov Ia perc. R. 1910 patri
10 k povolaniu priemyselnickem,
1873 perc., k obchodu S.2 perc
.vo verejnych sluzbach bolo "a
mestnane A perc., V ostatnyc
sc perc. obyvatel'stva Sloven
ska. - Ma Podkarpatskej Rus
je dnes 69.7 perc. obyvatePstv
povolania rolnickeho. (R. 1910 =
70.9), 10.6 perc. je zamestnane
priemysle, I'll perc. obchodt
4.3 perc. vo verejnych sluzbaci
1913 perc. je zamestnania ineht
Zaujimave je srovnanie povola
MIA a zamestnania obyvatel 'stv
Slovenska a Podk. Rusi povola
lllm a zamestnanfm obyvatePstv
ceskych moravskych .krajin re
publiky. Ma Slovensku 6O.6 perc
ia Podk. Rusi 67.7 perc. obyva
tel 'Stya ie DrisluSnikOm stav,1 ze
New Britain herald., 1930-04-02
. Census Work Starts Hcro

New Britains corps of census enumerators, armed with fountain pens and formida ble looking tally sheets, started working on the 10th decennlal census this morning. All nave credentials by which they can Identify themselves to those they are questioning in connection with the most comprehensive survey ever made by the federal government. Assurance that all data is strictly confidential prefaccs the question: ing.
 The tally sheets will eventually De sent to Washington where the results will be tabuated, Persons engaged in this work are also sworn 10 secrecy to prevent any leaks. No other governmental department will be allowed access to the records.
 Absentee forms are left where the census-taker finds no one at home In many cases evening calls will be made to find workers in the home.
 The history" of every person alive March 31 is to be included but babies born April will just miss out on the enumeration. In addition To the usual census data a survey Will be made simultaneously on un- employment conditions.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-02
Bremen Save Man in
 Tight VentilatOr Pipe

Milwaukee, April ? R-Joseph Wuerlein, 22, got into a tight place this morning, so tight that police who found him had to call the fire department to aid them before they could take him to the police station.
 Patrolmen Sidney Fox and John Schlehlein heard cries for help. In the early morning dark ness they traced the calls to a ventilator pipe atop clothing store building. The pipe, wide at the roof opening. narrowed be- fore it entered the store. In the narrow part, the officers found Wuerlein, who told them he first tried to get into the building through the pipe and for an hour before he was discovered had been trying to get out.
 Combined efforts of the police men and the victim were to no avail and as last resort the fire department was called and Wuerlein was fished out, minus his shoes, socks, coat and cap. Wuerlein started to express his gratitude but the officers advised him to save his breath for an ex- planation of his presence in the pipe.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-02

social, and moral effects of the use of intoXicants."
 The statement of Canon Chase also endorsed specifically a bill by Representative Moore, democrat, Virginia, designed to relieve the congestion in the court calendars" He said the measure would accom- plish this "by permitting judges to try misdeameanors cases and receive pleas of guilty without a jury.'
 Tt is folly to paddock night clubs and imprison bootleggers, the statement continued, but do noth- ing to suppress motion pictures which glorify and produce such criminals.
 He recommended passage of a bill by Representative Hudson. republi- can, Michigan. which would place motion picture production under closer government supervision and would change motion pictures into allies of prohibition"
 Says Punishment Feared
 StooC tcu lHdI IL was lOt severity but certainty of punishment that terrorized law breakers and that the claim that vast sums of money and military force would be needed to enforce prohibition was being broadcast to befuddle public thinking.
 This hearing" he said. "has dem- onstrated that the foes of prohibit tion are hopelessly divided as to any substitute for prohibition and that all the proposed substitutes have been already tried and have completely failed"
 He also urged that congress in- augurate an investigation in those cities where immense graft is con- monly believed to exist and where the defiance of prohibition is most fragrant"
New Britain herald., 1930-04-02

mass of personally acquired statis- tics concerning deaths from alcohol ism, arrests for drunkenness and re- lated subjects.
 The vets intend to circulate thousands of copies of Tydings' speech, which is the most complete accumulation of statistics favoring lected.
 Tydings closed with a dramatic statement that enforcement had cost the lives of 1865 persons by firearms.
 Brookhart Not Dismayed
 That is nothing,' interrupted Sen. Brookhart. dry republican, of Iowa, compared to the benefits brought by the greatest reform in the history of the human race.' Tydings said if the same number of persons were killed in enforce ment of any other law 'the citizen " and the congress would be up in arms"
 But we find the house of repre- sentatives applauding the murder o1 a yiolator of this law" he added and the senate condones the mur- der of innocent people. A hundred years from now historians will sa, that was the most barbarous age o1 modern enlightenment" Tydings traced deaths from alec colsm from 2,611 in 1910 to a low point of 6S0 in 1920 and higl point of 3,1s5 in 1928. He said ar rests for drunkenness in 3S5 citie: rose from 465,76S in 1914 down tc 201,339 in 1920 and back up to 466, S06 in 1927.
 From his figures he concluded 1, So0,000 persons in the United State' were arrested for drunkenness las year. or one of every 66 men, wom en and children in the country. The drys will end their nine day of hearings before the house judi ciary committee with the testimon! of Mcbride, Wilson and probabl! Rev. E. C. Dnwiddie, head of th' organized prohibition and temper ance societies represented here Vets will be given an opportunit to rebut dry testimony next Wed nesday and are expected to presen Pierre S. Du Pont, Delaware manu facturer.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-02
Plumbers Promises
 Forgotten Like Tools

Chicago, April UP) - This concerns a plumbing contractor who allegedly wooed with prom ises Of a bathtub of pearl, sur mounted by golden nymphs and who forgot to install any at all. even the $5 second hand affair his wife declares she bought.
 Mrs. Maude Goldman O'Malley presented the bathtub incident as grounds for her suit for tempo rary alimony from Ira J. O'Mal- ley.
 What that man promised me would make a bath" she declar- ed. "A bed of gold with golden canopy was another thing. But the only thing he ever installed in the house was an altar in the bedroom. Back of the altar was a big mirror that reflected the statue of young man. O'Malley would pray every night 10 the statue to restore his youth to what he called the universal con- sciousncss. Then he'd scatter rose petals on the bed.
 He left me when I refused to give him money 10 spend on other women, and him over 60 at that