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New Britain herald., 1930-09-02
DRIVER ENDANGERS
 CH|LDRENSL|VES
Car zigZags Through Street,
 henacinS Tots at Play

Children playing on the sidewalk were endangered last evening by an automobile which zigzagged through Washington street just as Officer Louis E. Harper drove by. The driv- CT, who was intoxicated, according 10 the officer refused to disclose his identity but an operators license in the name of Constant Sziabowski, 55, of 114 Putnam street, was found in the car.
 In police court today Szia bowski's case was continued by Judge M. D. Saxe to Thursday in $500 bonds He will be represented by Attorney Martin F. stempien,
 Judge Saxe imposed fine of s100 and costs in the case of John Galle. B of 55 Willow street, who pleaded nolo Contendere to the charge of driving while under the influence of liquor. Officer William J. Mccarthy testified that Gales car had no lights on Elm street at 11:0O o'clock this morning and when he halted him he observed that he had been drinking. Galle admitted 10 the officer and to Lieutenant W. P. McCue at headquarters that he had a few glasses of wine.
 Attorney Harry NJ. Ginsburg. representing Galle, suggested that part of the fine be remitted but Judge Saye said he did not believe in that practice unless the probation department found special reasons for it.
 Kicks Policeman
 Stanley O'Malley. %, of IS Clark street, who came 10 this city frcr Canada a few weeks ago, was fined s10 and costs for drunkenness and judgment was suspended on the charge of resistance when Sergeant T. J. Feeney gave it as his opinion that O'Malley's intoxicated condition was the cause of the resistance Officer Charles Weare, who made the arrest on Main street on August 23, testified that O'Malley abused him verbally and kicked him when he tried to take him to police head quarters. He said O'Malley was bleeding and claimed to have been stabbed in the back. O'Malley plead ed guilty.
 Driven from Home by Heat
 William Johnson. charged with vagrancy, was given a suspended jail sentence of on days when he
New Britain herald., 1930-09-02

however, and sailed across the field, turned to his left, made an heroic attempt to bring his ship down with the wind to avoid striking the crowds, could not quite complete the turn, and crashed.
 Veteran pilots, including Hawks, believe Pages motor, having travel ed S5 miles at terrific pace, be- came so hot it "froze" and stopped.
 Another race which thrilled the record crowds on the final day was the women's free-for- all, which was won by Mrs. Gladys ODonnell, Long Beach, Calif., who last week won the Women's Pacific derby.
 Mae Haizlip, who has not recover ed fully from a recent crash and who walked to and from her plane with a cane, was second. Mrs. Opal Kunz of New York was third and Marjorie Doig, New York, was fourth. The prizes were s1,25o, s750 and $500.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-02
Dry Shoppers Shoot,
 Young Woman Victim

Mobile, Ala, Sept. 2 R-Mrs. Thelma Wooten. 24, died here to- day of bullet wounds and Deputy Sheriffs T. H. Sullivan and c. c. Lane, who fired into a passing automobile in which she was a passenger several nights ago were served with warrants charg- ing murder.
 The officers said they suspected the automobile was transporting liquor,
 Others in the automobile told authorities two men who later were identified as Sullivan and Lane, appeared at the side of the road and shot into the passing car without warning. Denial was made that the car contained any liquor.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-02

friends Wednesday afternoon from ? to o'clock at the state armory.
 The Military Order of Lizards will meet at the home of Mrs. Carrie Schutz on Wednesday evening at o'clock.
 Order your coal now. Hazlebrook and Old Co.'S genuine Lehigh coal. United sCoal & Wood Co. Tel. 529. -advt.
 Winthrop Council, Sons and Daughters of Liberty, will hold regular meeting Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in Junior O. U. A. M- hall.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-02
Columbus c. o. P. Club
 Will Elect Officers

The Columbus Republican club. composed of Italian residents. will hold a mass meeting tomorrow eve ming at o'clock at Sons of Italy nall on Walnut street. A committee which has ben drafting a constitution Will make a report and officers will be Nected. Speakers will urge all who attend to vote at the party pri- maries on Thursday.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-02
DETERMINATION MINIS

Vienna, (UP)-While detained in local hospital for treatments of cuts on both wrists which were self Inflicted in unsuccessful attempt at suicide. Anna karnholz, oS year old stenographer, escaped observation long enough 10 raid the hospital dis pensary and drink quantities of sev- eral different kinds of poison suffi- cient to end her life.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-02
Triple Holiday Takes Heavy Toll
 Of lO5 In Fatal Accidents In U. s.

The triple holiday which the United States enjoyed over the week end took a heavy death toll.
 Figures compiled today by the United Press and based on early re- ports of casualties throughout the country revealed at least 105 deaths and PIP cases of injury, Further reports of fatal accidents were com- ing in steadily
 Traffic accidents, as usual, ac-
New Britain herald., 1930-09-02

counted for the greatest percentage of casualties. The early reports showed at least 67 deaths due to motor car or grade crossing acci- dents.
 Drownings were second the list with eighteen fatalities. Airplane crashes took eight lives. Twelve other deaths were listed from mis- cellaneous causes.
 The detailed tabulation follows:
New Britain herald., 1930-09-02
City Items

Miss Mary McCrann has returned to her home on Lake Court from New York where she completed a course at the Chester Hale Dancing academy.
 The A. I. o. Daughters of St. George will hold regular meeting in Vega hall Wednesday evening at o'clock.
 A. G. Hammond auxiliary, U. S. W. ", will entertain members and
New Britain herald., 1930-09-02

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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
WAC DETf v sKoLACE.

Minister skolstva DIR. D6rer O.
svedcil sa k zastupcom tlace, ze
vysledok zapisu do slovensk[ch
skol ma Slovensku je potesitel ny.
Tohoto roku bolo zaplsanych este
Wac deti ako lani. Prejavuje sa
tn jednak ucinok osem-rocnej
skolskej dochadzky, jednak po-
darilo sa skolskej sprave dostat
do Skol deti, ktor6 dosial do skol
vobec nechodily, hoci az boly da-
VINO Skolopovinn6. Nasledkom to-
5ho je vel ky nedostatok sloven-
skych ucitel'ov, ktorr potrva po-
dPa nazoru ministra DGrera. este
niekol'ko rokov. Ably sa tomuto
nedostatku CELLO, bola sriadena
pedagOgicky ACADEMIA V Brati-
slave, bud1 otvorene pobocky
pri niekol'k 'ko ucitel 'skych usta-
voch na Slovensku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
70 starej vlasti
tZpravy prebrane krajovSch
casopisov.)> -
MANIFESTACIA IA UDRZA-
ME PRIEMYsLU v LIPT. SV.
MIKULASI.

Ia tisicovej 1casti vsetkych W.
stiev obyvatel'stva Liptovskeho
Sv. Mikulasa a okolia bolo tn II.
aug. vel Ike manifestacne shromaz-
denie "a udrzanie kozeluzskeho
(garbiarskeho) priemyslu Lipt
Sv. Mikulasi.
Tato dostojna manifestacia bo-
la zalobou vykrikom nielen pod
nikatel'ov, ale i tych, ktori sue
odkazani na denny zarobok ME-
kol'kych kortn, dnes i tohoto "a
robku postradaju a chudobnom
hornatom kraji ineho zamestna-
MIA nenachadzaju.
Tento protest ma zburcovat
kruhy, ktore Liptovsky Sv. Mi
kulas pokladaju "a domenu mill
onarov a zab1daju, re vedPa ME
kol 'ko jednotlivcov dobre situo-
vanych, s1 tn cele zastupy chu-
dobnych rudi, ktorl sn krfzou mi
kulasskeho priemyslu t'azko apo-
skodeni a ktorym tohorocne stale
nepriaznive pocasie znicilo po-
slednu nadej ma urodu ich bied-
nych roliciek.
Napriek dazdiv6mu poeasiu pl-
ne dive hodiny trvala tato mani
festacia a shromazdenie neoby-
Gajnym zaujmom sledovalo preja-
Wy recnikov vsetkych politickych
stran. ,
Recnlci, medzi ktorymi Dol i
zastupca SLOW. mar. strany, DIR. j.
Janoska, jednomysel'ne ziadaIi,
ably uz oddavna tlmocen6 pozia-
davky mikulasskeho kozeluzsk6-
no priemyslu boly konecne spine
ne tax sa zachranil jediny aida
slovensky priemysel MIN al
existencia tis1cov slovenskeho l. u
du.
Vo svojich referatoch recnici
zd0raznovali. re len rychIa d w
datna pomoc a spolocna praca
vsetkych parlamentnych zastup-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
MINIsTERsTVO OBCHODU A
GENTOM CESKYCH FIRIEM.

Ministerstvo obchodu vynosom
70 dina 3. jtina 1880, els. 1896 30
poSlalo Ia Krajinsky urad Bra
tislave ziadost' firmy Emanuel
FRANKIE, Ceska Trebova, fabrika
na vlneny tovar a m6dne latky,
ako al pat kolekcii vzoriek latok
S pr1slusnym cennikom este w.
robnych Glen ciel 'om pripadnych
objednavok so strany zamestnan-
Gov Krajinskeho uradu. Pozname-
nava sa, re raz uz bola podana
ponosa ma Krajinsky 1rad, re 81
1radnici davaj1 Sit saty v zamo-
ravskych krajinach, elm sa pod
poruje krlza V krajcirskom rene
sic, ktora je na Slovensku este
vacsia, ako Cechach a ma Mo.
rave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26

4.8 perc. helvetskeho, 4.5 perc. j.
zraelskeho vyznania. Ma Podkar-
patskej Rusi je najviac greko-ka-
tolikov: 54.8 perc., hned' potion
nasledujdci izraeliti 15.4 percent,
pravoslavni 10.1 perc., helveti 9.9
perc. rim. katolici 81 perc.
Tento nabozensky obraz Slo-
venska Podkarpatskej Rusi ME
je bez vyznamu, lebo nabozenske
vyznanie, prfslusnost' obyvatel'-
stva k tel ci onej konfesii, ma
vzdy velky vyznam nielen V cir
kevnom, ale v kultdrnom a po-
litickom zivote naroda. ct. o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
GRAMoTNosT v 6. S. R.

Obvyklou mierou kultnrneJ u
rovne obyvatel stva kazdeho sta
tn a kazdej zeme je gramotnost'
Znalost' citania a pisania to je
jakousi zakladnou mierou, ktorou
meriame kulturnu vySku nielen
iednotlivca, ale i celeho naroda.
Pod1vajme sa, ako to vyzeHa gra
motnost 'ou V G. S. r. V Cechach
bolo roku 1921 len "a perc. anal
fabetov, ma Morave a Sllezsku
3.3 perc., ia Slovensku bolo ich
Is perc. a ma Podkarpatskej Rusj
az SOL perceE-
Move scitanie Fudu zaiste Wy
'kaze menej analfabetov ako NJ
Slovensku, tax ma Podk. Rusi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
NOVA JASKYNA v LIPTOVE

Po tieto dni mlady sedliacky
chlapec pri vchode do Prosieckej
doliny nasiel otvor jaskyne. Ma
zaklade udani chlapcovych, ME
kolko dradnikov preskdmalo mie
sto zistili, ze su to jaskyne do
sial' nezname. Niekol'ko metrov
cd vchodu naSli hrubu vrstvu Str
ku, ktory sa tam nahromadil "a
starocia. V tomto strku nasli sta
re hlinene nadoby, kosti zvierat
a cast Pudskej lebky. Nasli sta
robyle ohniste k1skami uhlia
dreveneho a niekol 'ko ocadenych
Skal.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
VEL'KY POLAR v GECI.

Dna 25. augusta pred Z. hod.
vecer bola dedina Geca prl kosl-
ciach vzrusena poplachom. Ma
kraji dediny vypukol ohen, ktory
sa vel'mi chytro zacal sirit' kym
mohlo mu byt' zabranene, zachva-
til uz niekol 'ko domov.
Polar nadobudal zavse vacsie-
ho rozsahu, takze sa k MENU Wy.
prayily hasicske sbory z okolia a
tiez hasicsky sbor z Koslc, ktory
zazrel poziar 20 svojej straznes
veze. Dravemu zivlu pablo "a o
bet dovedna 10 sedliackych do
NOV s gazdovskymi staveniskami
Polar zlril cd 7. do II. hodiny
kedy sa no konecne podarilo zdo
ldL -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
GOV 20 Slovenska moze priniest'
t1zeny vysledok.

GOV 20 Slovenska moze priniest
tlzeny vysledok.
Ma shromazdeni predsedal sta.
rosta obce Frantisek Klimes, kto.
ry ma konci dostojnej manifesto.
Gle precital rezol1ciu, ktora OBJ
sahovala vsetkymi recnikmi zdo.
raznovane pcziadavky mikulas.
skeho priemyslu, pokial' sa tyka,
il dpravy tariff, d'alej parity pr
zadavani statnych dodavok, po-
ziadavku lacneho dveru, shovie-
vavehc vymahania dani inych
potrieb mesta a okresu.
Rezoldcia zd6raznuje poziadav-
ku, aby slovenski parlamentni "a,
stupcovia tvorili samostatne sdru-
zenie ma obranu hospodarskych
zaujmov Slovenska.
Ma shromazden1 boly precltane
pisomne prejavy poslanca Marti-
na Razusa, senatorov Kornela
Stodolu a Antona Hancku a po.
slanca Andora Nitzscha.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
MOVE MoDERNE MEDENE
HUTE MA sLovENsKU?

Ako znamo, ma byt' v troch-
Styroch rokoch vystavena zelez-
MICA Gelnica-Cervena Skala. S
jej dostavenim pocita sa ma Slo-
vensku vybudovanim novel mo-
dernej mediarne, ktor1 je ochot-
ma postavit' v Krompachoch ta-
mojsia medena hut, lebo teraj-
sia vyroba medenych koncentra-
tov Y Niznych Slovinkach nestaci
dodavat' material pre- medenu
hut.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
NABOZENSKY OBRAZ SLO
VENSKA A PODK. RUSI.

Obraz nabozenskeho vyznania
obyvatePstva Slovenska a Podk.
Rusi je tento: Ma Slovensku je
rimsko-katolikov 2,12S,205, gre
ckych a armenskych katolikov
1878, evanjelikov augsburgsk6-
no vyznania 3S2,42S, helvetskeho
144, ,541, cesko- -bratskeho 1912, O.
statneho !, ,165. Ma Podkarpatskej
Rusi je rim. katolikOv So, ,164, gre
ckych katOlikOv 332. .45S, evanje-
likov helvetskeho vyznania 60,277
augsburgsk6ho 2,267, cesko-b brat
skeho 297, ostatneho ia. Vyzna-
MIA zidovskeho je ma Slovensku
135,91S, na Podkarpatskej Rusi
93,341. Ma Podk. Rusi zije okrem
toho este 60,997 obyvatelov wy
znania pravoslavneho. Cesko-slo-
venska cirkev ma na Slovensku
1910, na Podkarpatskej Rusi 191
prlslusniKov Bee vyznania je IA
Slovensku 6,S1S os6b (v Cechach
Cos, ,SO4), na Podk. Rusi LIZA O.
sob. Z toho tedy vidime, ze 7O.9
percent obyvatel'stva na Sloven-
sku je vyznania katollckeho, 1913
percent Je evanj. augsb. vyzna-
MIA, 6.5 perc. greckych katolikov,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
NEDOSTATOK TECHNIKOV
MA SLOVENSKU.

q kompetentnych kruhov sa
konstatuje, re vsetky ponosy ma
nedostatok statnych investfcii ma
Slovensku s1 neodovodnene pre-
to, ponevac vacsina investicnych
poloziek nemohla byt' vyeerpana
pre- nedostatok technickych sill.
Tento nedostatok je tax citel'ny,
re nemozno zmoct ami 10 percent
technickych projektov, ma ktol,e
Je pamatane v polozkach statne
no rozpoctu pre- Slovensko.
A vldda slovenskd techniku ne
chce zalozit'. Pom. red.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
sBoR PRE- vYsKUM sLovEN
SKA A PODK. RUsI.

Ma %. augusta bola svolana do
Bratislavy prva plenarna schodz-
ka narodohospodarskeho odboru
Slovanskeho ustavu, ma ktorej sa
ma prejednat' ustanovenie Sboru
pre- vyskum Slovenska a Podkar-
patskej Rusi. Sbor ma sklimat'
predpoklady pre- hospodarsky roz
vol Slovenska a Podkarpatskej
Rusi po stranke zemedelskej, prize
myselnej, dopravnej, finanenej a
mineralogickej.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
NEMOzNO VYDAT sLoVEN-
sKU oDBoRNU KNIHU.

TSvm. Mar. Nov. prlnasaJu tie
to riadky:
Ako redaktor odbornych caso-
pisov muslin sa ponosovat' "a l.
nych. Pre- svoje ponosy nemam
casu. Ak ME V noci, ako al tom
to prfpade. Veru pisem to v noci,
lebo vo dne >inusel som pisat' inc
veci.
Prislo mi IA UNI toto naplsat',
ked' som cital, re pride do Brati-
slavy minister obchodu Matou-
SEX. Pomyslel som 81: dobre by
bolo ist' k nemu a povedat' mu
tisko, ably nepoculi inf, ze povin-
most 'ou ministerstva obchodu je
starat' sa veci remeselnicke a
obchodnicke nielen v Cechach, a.
le al na Slovensku.
Ono sa totiz stara, ale naopak,
ably znemoznilo to, co smeruje k
zlepseniu stavu Slovakov. Aspon
ia m0zem to smele tvrdit', lebo
mi to dokazalo vtedy, ked' mi ne
dalo odpoved' ma ziadost' pod
poru ma odborn6 casopisy, ktore
vydavam v reel slovenskej len
preto, Re mole slovenske povedo-
mie mi mcdowell vydavat' casopi-
sy mad 'arsk6. Radesj sa trapim
so slovenskvmi, sam robin skoro
vSetko. Pracujem den a noe, aby
som sa mohol udrzat' ma povrchu.
Daromne SIT vsak mole mama
by. Nemam St'aStia. Musim uznat'
ze ami rozumu, lebo keby som NAL
rozum, netrapil by som sa natoP-
ko, ale iSiel niekde d aleko, kde
by som uplatnil svojc recove We
domosti. Hovorim totiz okrem ma
terihskej reel slovenskej nemecky
mad 'arsky a francilzsky dokona-
lie.
Pok6sil som sa zlepSit' svoj
stav. Napfsal som odbornd kniz-
ku Shanal som pre- nu material
70 vsetkIch moznych pramenov.
Narobil som 81 tisicov6 dlhy tel
nadeji, ze sa to nahradi, ked' ju
vydam.
Jojoj, zle, vcl'mi zIe som roz-
mvsPal, ked' som ratal ma pod
! poru verejnn. Ami krajciara nj
nedali. Nikde, ami tn, ami tam, ba
ami odpovedi sa mi nedostalo, an
Z ministerstva, ami Z krajinsk6hc
nradu, ami 2 neutrality-suspicious.
no nradu. Jedina obchodna komo
ra ujala sa veci - keby mala pc
niaze, bola by mi dala tol'ko, ably
som mohol tilto knizku vydat
Urobila aspon toPko, re postal;
moju ziadost' ministerstvu obcho
du S odpor1canlm.
| Jstav pre- zvePad 'ovapie zivno
sti mi presto odpovedal, ze by
som sa NAL obratit' na minister
stvO ObchOdu - nebol vSak I'VE
davy, re co je to "a knizka. Kniz
ka je totiz plsana pre- maloob
chodnikov. Obsahuje poucenif
pre- modern6 a racionalne vedeni(
maloobchodu.
u miniSterstva 0bchodu lei;
tri mole ziadosti a ia sa ohanam
ably mi nevzal eXek1tor posle0ni
| kosel'u. B. A. Klein
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
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CELIA DEDINA VYHORELA.

V obci Zatkoviciach pri Sabi-
move vznikol poziar v host1nci
Viktora Friedmanna. Skoro sa
rozsiril, takze nebolo mono no
zdolat' "a obet' mu padla celia
dedina, ktorej zostalo iba pat
domov. Vsetky ostatne budovy
zhorely. Je to uz druhy poziar
tejto dedine. Pri prvom zhore-
10 13 domov. Ci boil terajsi poziar
sp6sobeny zlocinnou rukou, nebo-
10 dosial' zistene. Il. T.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
BENES Ease CHCEL ROZDA.
VAT ZEN, ALE ME CESKU.

Cesko-Slovensku sposobila
hOdne rozruchu prave vydana kni
ha byvaleho bolsevick6ho diplo.
mata Besedovsk6ho (ktory sa S
bolsevikmi roziSieD, V ktorej pl
Sc, ze c.-sl. zahranicny minister
Benes povedal bolsevickemu Wy
slancovi V Prahe, ze je ochotny
darovat' Rusku Podkarpatskt
Rus. Rec tom bola vraj r. 1922
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
BACsANYI MA oDPoC1NKU

NaivacSf mad 'arizator sloven-
skych deti v Spis. Novel Vsi "a
casov mad'arsk6ho panstva, Jozef
Bacsanyi, Dol dany ma trvaly od-
pocinok. Bol riaditel'om mestian-
Skei Skolv.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
PEDAGOGICAL ACADEMIA
MA SLOVENSKU.

z rozhodnutia ministerstva skol
stva a mar. osvety bude v Brati-
slave uz teraz uvedena V cinnost
prva statna pedagogical akade-
mia pre- Slovensko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
POsLOVENCIA zIDOVSKU
SKOLU.

@ poslovencen1 zidovskej ma
darskcj skoly V Poprade sa pra-
We vyjednava. Akciu podporuju
statu nprimne oddani zidovski O.
byvatelia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-10

Mrs. Chambers parents, at their Sum-
mer home in Booth Bay Harbor, Me.
Miss Jane Tewksbury, daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. William d. Tewksbury of
East Lenox street, is at Algonquin Park,
Toronto, Canada. where she will re-
main until September. Miss Helen
Tewksbury is a house guest of Miss
Virginia Hall at Sherwood Forest.
Mrs. Ralph E. Hall and her children
Marjaroie, Billee and Bobby, of Pitts
burgh, Pa, are house guests for the re-
mainder of the Summer of Mrs. Halls
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Murphy
on Oliver street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick r. Parks OF
Hesketh street left on Tuesday by motor
for Ventor, N. j., where they will be
the guests of Mrs. Parks cousin, Mrs
E. G.. Pendleton. Mr.. Edelin, Parks Is
the house guest of his brother law
and sister in their Summer home at
Sherwood Forest.
Mrs. Leon M. Belts of Ingomar street
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Slider, In
Elkhart, Ind
DR.. and Mrs. S. L. Jodidi and Miss
Lucy Mackrille left Thursday for
Marthas Vineyard Mass, where they
will remain through August.
Miss Anne de Beaupre Beach, daugh-
ter of DR.. and Mrs. Charles H. Beach
of Meadow Lane, was a week end house
guest of Miss Alice Cohill of Hagers-
town, Md. who was her classmate at
st. Mary's Seminary. st. Marys, Md.
Mrs. Frederick Van Dyne and her
daughters, Miss Frances Van Dyne
Miss Esther Van Dyne and Miss
Marjorie Van Dyne, of West Kirke
street, are spending the month OF
August in their cottage at Ocean Grove;
N, u
Mrs. r. B. Clayton. her son, Mr.
Alexander Clayton, and her daughter
Miss Alice Clayton, of Brookeville road
will leave Tuesday for New York to
visit Mrs. Clayton's sister, Mrs. A. H
Babcock. They will motor with Mrs
Babcock to Lancaster, N. H. where they
will remain through August at the old
home OF Mrs. Clayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur B. Gilbert and
their son, Mr.. Vonn Gilbert of Kesketh
street are spending the month OF
August at ocean View. Va.
Mr.. E. G. Montgomery has returned
to his home from Ithaca, N. Y. where
ne spent the month of July with his
family. Mrs. Montgomery and her lit
tie daughter Nancy will return later.