davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
STYRIDsAfos.EM RUsOv
BOLO POPRAVENE

Sorietska tajna policia "Og-
pu objayila sprisahanie medzi
IS u4eehikmi potrayinoyych
zavodov sovietskeJ ylady. Cie-
Pom sprfsahancov bolo hladom
vyvolat' revolnciu, shodit' teraj-
Stu vladu a zaviest' burzoaznu
demokraciu. Toto spriSahanie
vraj zorganizoval zastupca angli-
ckeho potravinoveho trustu, kto-
ry sprlsahancom vyplatil pol mi
Iona funtov sterlingov (poltret'a
miliona dolarov). Sprlsahanci ro-
bill vSetko NONE ma dosiahnutie
svojho ciel'a. V tovarnach ma
konzervy dali sa masu inym
potravinam napred zkazit' a ta-
Ike zkazene potom konzervovali.
V celom Rusku robotnictvo poza-
dovalo smrt' sprisahancov, me-
dzi ktorymi sn vacsinou byvali
carski general a vel 'kostathari.
Sprisahanci mali vraj zastupcov i
najvyssej statnej rade. Popra-
veni boil vo stvrtok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
bALSf sLOVACI
DOsTALI OBCANsTVO

Vo stvrtok a piatok minuleho
tyzdha este tito Slovaci obdrzali
americke obeianstvo:
Martin Barabas Lakewood
Ave-, Jan Simon Zajac Knox
St., Jozef Slifka Rhoda Ave,
Matej Fabek Harmon St., Mi
chal Rack z Pasadena Ave-,
Frantisek Dudek z Tyndale Ave-,
Stefan Kulik f. Indianola Ave.
Matilda Martin 20 Steel St., Jan
Hurajt Regent St., Campbell,
Juraj Rusnak Campbell, An
drej Jakubov z Campbell, Maria
Krajcovic Humboldt Ave. a
Matej Paros Benwood Ave.
Blahozelame! g.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
Struthers vit'azom.
druhej polovice
Hillcrest6ania prehrali hru pre-
pat chyb.
Pise: Michal Kornick, tai.

rise: MucHal hOTnlck, taJ.
Strutherscania pretrhli dlhd re-
t az poraziek a zvit'azili mad Hill
crestcanmi v nedel'u ma Oakland
hrisku sk6rom 6 ku 5.
Ackol'vek Strutherscania W.
hrali hru, nem0zu povedat', ze ne
mali opozicie, 1ebo Hillcrest6ania
hrali dohre, ale fildovali zle. Mo-
zu len sebe pripisat' svoju poraz-
ku.
Coates, struthersky picer, ac-
kol 'vek HilIcrestcania bill jeho
lobdu tuho, hadzal najlepsie ked'
Hillcrestcania mali hracov ma
bazach. Celia strutherska eata
zasluhuje kredit "a jej udatnost :,
Dali Coatesovi dobrii podporu
udierali dost' caste, ably produ-
kovali svoje obehy. Tiez vyuzili
zle hranie Hillcresteanov a co W.
sledok, odniesli 81 it'azne polroc-
ne campionstvo. e
Hughes, chytac, udieral lobdu
ami "Babe" Ruth, svetovy cam
pion udierania lobby, zazen1c je-
den home run a jednu ma dve bazi.
Hughes bol nebezpeenym zakaz-
dJm ked prisiel K platni.
(DokonGenie ma 8. strane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
4o-HoDINoVA POBOzNOsT
v CHRAME SV. MATEJA
Velpp. Begalla, Hamrak a Kocis
budu kazat' ma poboznostiach.

Ma netlel'u vecer, %. septem-
bra, zapocn1 sa chrame osady
Sv. Mateja ma Lansingville, kto-
rel duchovnym je Rev. Frantisek
Kozelek, 40-hodinove poboznosti.
Nedel 'n1 kazen bude mat Rev.
Stefan Begalla, duchovny osady
Najsv. Trojice Struthers, v pom
delok vecer bude mat kazen Rev.
Jan G. Hamrak, duchovny osady
Sv. Jana KrstitePa v Campbell a
v utorok veeer zakoncujucu ka-
zen povie Rev. Stefan Kocis, du-
chovny osady Najsv. Mena Jezis.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
TRUSCON STEEL
NEsNfzI MZDY

Po tieto dni bolo rozchyrene, ze
Truscon Steel Co. ide snfzit'
mzdn robotnikom 0 10 percent
Julius Kahn, predseda spolocno-
sti nato prehlasil, ze tie chyry
nemaj1 absolutne ziadneho pod
kladu. Kahn povedal: "Ja ned
BAN, ci ini snizia mzdy, ale Trus.
con nesnizi ami mzdy ami platy. -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
SEsTROCNY CHLAPEC
MA w BAJUZKY


Do publicnej skoly Toledo
rodicia doviedli svojho 6-rocneho
synka Clarence Kehr. Ucitel'ky
boly vel mi prekvapene, ked' Vi
dely, ze chlapec ma hodne flzky
pod nosom a odoprely no prijat'
do skoly. Chlapec je 3 stopy 5 in
Gov yysoky a vzdor jeho mlade-
mu veku sa uz holi a fajci ako
chap. Rodicia sa obratili ma Stat
nu vrchnost', aby sa postarala o
jeho skolskd vychovu, ked'ze no
Y publicnej skole nechc1.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
VRAzDA z NENAVISTI

V Baltimore zavrazdeny DOL
Maxwell C. Byers, predseda We
stern Maryland zeleznice. Zastre-
III no podpredseda Dudley G..
Gray, ktory nato spachai samo-
vrazdu. Obaja sa vraj "a roxy ne
navideli.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
WHITE A BUIKLEY
BUDU TU RECNIT

George White, demokraticky
kandidat "a guvernera Ohio a
John j. Bulkley, demokraticky
kandidat "a senatora Spoj. Statov
pridu do Youngstown l. oktobra
a predlozia svoje programy vceer
v Central Auditoriume ma West
Boardman st. Pred shromazde-
MIN bude banket v Ohio hotei,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
oKLAMANY o $500
PRI HL'ADANf PRACE

Jesus DeHoyos, Spanielcan, Dol
bez roboty. Jeden chap, ktory
hovoril po spanielsky mu pove-
dial, ze mu najde robotu, ak mu
da "a to $15. DeHoyos NAL len
SO, ktore chlapovi' odovzdal.
Chap ho pojal ku stanici Penn
sylvanskej zeleznice, ze mu tam
dostane robotu, ale miesto toho co
nepozorovane ztratil DeHoyos
prisiel Q posledne svoje peniase.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
SKANDAL OKRESNEJ
VOLEBNEJ KOMIsIE
Vepkoporota postavila piatich
pod obzalobu.

V okresnej volebnej komisii
vynajdene boly vel'koporotou
vel'ke neporiadky a protizakoni-
te priestupky, nasledkom coho
piati clenovia a zamestnahci ko-
misie boil velkoporotou postave-
nj pred sud. Celia komisia bola
suspendoyana, ktora pozdejsie
zad'akovala a vymenovana bola
komisia nova.
Obzalovanf sn James p. Sean
Ion, demokrat a predseda rady :;
Carl w. Reilly, demokraticky
Glen rady; Ralph Klinger, de-
mokrat predosly pomocny
klerk rady; Byron Morgan, re-
publikan klerk volebnej rady
Ernest n. Nemenyi, reporter
Vindicatoru zemestnanec voleb-
nej rady pri tabulacii hlasov.
Scanlon je obvineny, ze falso-
val podpis ma jedcn eek faloSne
no potvrdil ma vyplatenie o.
kresnej pokladnice. Reilly, Nor
gan Klinger sn obvineni, ze ia
losne potvrdili 1cet ma vyplate-
ME 2 pokladnice. Morgan a Ne
menyi s1 spolocne obvineni, re
podali falosny lcet ma $50 "a DO
zicanie auta na 20 hodin 1927.
Proti Scanlonovi je podane Wac
obvineni, tiez proti Reillymu a
Morganovi. Proti Nemenyimu len
to Jedno "a podanie hctu "a pozi-
canie auta.
Nemenyi sa pred nami osvedciI,
re je presvedceny o .svojej 1plnei
nevine til dokaze pred s1dom.
sOn neboi clenom komisie, boil len
jej zamestnancom. On spocitovaT
hlasy, lebo tito pracu, ako pisal
Vindicator, clenovia komisie ne
vedeli koncit'. Vydavatel stvo
mad ,arskfho tfzdennfka neprija-
10 jeho rezignaciu redaktor-
stva v presvedceni, ze je nevinny.
Nemenyi sa svojou usilovnost'ou
vypracoval vysoko. Bol narodo-
hospodarskym a politickym re-
daktorom Vindicatoru, clenom
rozmanitych vyborov obchodnej
komory atd'. Nal pristup do maj
vysslch kruhov.
Neporiadky prisiel vysetrovat'
/ statny sekretar Clarence J.
Brown pomocnlkmi a uz bolv
objavene d'alsie priestupky.
Brown sa vyslovil, ze "situacia
je d'aleko horsia, nezli verejnost'
INA Podobnf nieco nebolo do
slal'' objavene V ziadnom okrese
statu Ohio. Ocakavajn sa d'alsie
obvinenia vel el'koporotou. Sud bu-
de novembri.
Novymi clenmi volebnej komi
sic s1: A. w. Craver a John Far
rell, demokrati John Marsh a
Geo. S. Bishop, republican,.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
VRAH sLOVENSKEJ
DEVY ODSUDENY

Harry Woolsey Jr., 14-rocny
chlapec, ktory znasilnil potom
zavrazdil 13. julia l9-rocnn Annu
Miller, odsddeny boil ma dozivot-
ny zalar statnom blazinci V
Trenton, N. j. Anna Miller po-
chadzala 20 Scranton, Pa. a slizi-
la u millionaire Woolseyho v Nor
ristown, N. j. ako spolocnica
chlapca, ktort Dol telesne i du-
sevne abnormalny. V osudny den
bola MIN ma prechadzke v lese.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
VYVRHELI NAPADAJU
MALE DIEVtATA

V nedel' u a pondelok toho
tyzdna udaly sa diva napady ma
male dievcata. Styria vyvrheli
napadli v nedel'u jedno 14-rocne
dievca v Lincoln parku a pom
delok jeden chap napadnul 15-
roene dievea hdstine, ked' sa
vracalo 20 Scienceville skoly.
Dvaja ltocnikov boil uz la
peni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26

Momu vrele mi'ovanemu duchovenstvu udu slovenskch
farnos clevelandskeho bskupstva:
Nv nedeu dina o6bra obede pol tretej hodine posva
tim kcasnu kapcku Fanny Marie svocke pozemkoch
Vncentankych sece Villa San Bernardo
Bedford Ohio
Rad by urobit tuto pretost paatnou dejinach
no bkupstva peto nadecnese povoavam Vas aby
zucastnih tychto krasnych obradov
Proac dobrovsho Boha, aby prmuvu nasej svatej Ma
hy, udel vam hojnost svojeho pozehnania, ostavam
"Vam Krsu oddany,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
YO. STEEL DOOR 90.
ZASTAVILA PRACU

The Youngstown Steel Door
Co., ktora ma tovaren ma vyrobu
ocelovych zeleznicnych dvier ma
Meridian Road, zastavila lplne
vyrobu do tych cias, kym sa7 OBJ
chodne pomery nezlepsia. Tato
tovaren zacala pracovat ma Jar $
300 robotnikmi v posledne
ttzdne pracovalo v nej len 20.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
Program divadelnei
hry "Maliarecka'
Ktoru zahra dramaticky krdzok
Sboru 146. S. T. j. Sokol v nede-
Pu, 5. oktobra v Sokolovni, 310
Washington st. o 8. hod. veGer.

town a okolia je uctive pozvane
ma divadelne predstavenie vel 'kei
a veselej hry z dedinskeho Two
ia V ;. dejstv4ch, so spevami a
tancom pod menom "Maliarec-
ka''. Hra bude prvy raz zahrana
tn v nasom meste. Slovaci a Slo-
venky 2 celeho okolia, ktorych "a
ujimaju hry 20 zivota nasho l'u-
du, nemali by omeSkat' tito zried-
kav1 prilezitost', ale mali by
prlst' sd pokochat' ma bajecnej
krase tejto el'kej, veselej a po-
ucnej hry.
Program je nasledovny:
l. 0 6. hod. vecer je zaeiatok
predavania vstupeniek.
2. 0. Z. hod. sokolska hudba "a
hra "Star Spaneled Banner"
"Hej, Slovaci.'
3. O 7:3O hod. p. Albert Shrek.
spravca Sboru 146., privita obe-
censtvo.
4. Hudba zahra slovenske trav-
nice.
.. Rec p. Juraja Palascaka st.
o vyzname slovenskych divadiel
a vyzname hry "Maliarecka".
6. Presne 0 s. hod. sa zacne di-
vadelnt predstavenie pod vede-
MIN nizepodpisaneho.
U6inkujh nasledovnf herci
herecky: DR.. Jan Blaha, lekar:
p. Andrej Kish. - Zdena, ieho
zena: 81: Helena Palascak. - He e.
la, jej sestra, maliarka: 81. Olga
Palascak. - Flip Blaha, starosta,
lekarov otec: p. Andrej Palenear.
- Jenofka, lekarova pribuzna,
sluzka: 81. Katarina Palguta. -
Stefan Dobes, professor filozofie,
spisovater: ***. - Fabis a Pa
vol, dedinski mladenci: PIP. Pavel
Remias Juraj Hudak. - Peter
Sevela, mladenec z Incl dediny:
p. Stefan Bolha. - Kristof, vdo-
wee, sprostredkovatel: D. Jan
Wltkay. - Polusa, starsia vdoya:
pl. Helena Palencar. - Kotasko-
va, babka-zelinarka: pi. Alzbeta
Bolha. - Jozko Malik, cigan: D.
Albert Smrek. - Lucina, jeho ze-
ma: pi. Maria Smrek. - Harca.
policajt: p. Michal Schromofsky.
- Hostinsky: p. Juraj Klobusi-
cky. - Mladenci: PIP. Mich. Czech,
Stefan Palguta, Andrej Brayer,
Stefan Susak, Jan Hamrak. Edv,
Petrik. - Dieveence: 81. Emilia
Steiner, Anna Remias, Anna Boil
ha, Maria Smrek. - Muzikanti
ma Javlsku: p. Juraj Petrik mi.
Jeho druzinou. --- Dedinsky l'ud,
deti ciganeata. - Sepkar: D. Ju-
raj Palaseak st. - Riaditel': D.
Andrej Cisar. - Medzi dejstvami
bude ucinkovat' sokolska hudba
pod vedenim p. Jana Tomeeka.
Teda ako vidno z programu,
bud to Ease jedno vel Ike divadel-
ne predstavenie, ma ktore 81 dovo-
l'ujme este raz srdeene pozvat'
vsetkych slovakov Slovenky
celej Mahoning doliny a rueime,
ze nikto neobanuje. Vstupne pre-
dospelych je soc, pre- dietky 15c.
Ia Sbor 146. STJS.
Andrej tisar, riaditel'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
sLOvACI tLENMI
OKRESNEJ PORoTY

Sedemdesiatpat' muzov. a zien
povolane bolo sl1zit ma porote
okresneho sudu "a buddce 4dva
tyzdne. Medzi porotcami je pani
Maria Javorsky 20 South Ave. a
p. Jan Korhnak z Campbell
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
Lansingvillske
divadlo prelozene
Miesto %. septembra, bude zahra-
ne ma IL. oktobra v Sokolovni

Divadlo, ktore NAL zahrat' dra-
maticky krdzok osady Sv. Mate
ia v prospech Lansingvillskeho
Baseball Klubu tejto nedeli, pre-
lozene bolo ma nedel' u, 12. oktob-
ra veeer z tel priciny, ze sa v IT,
to nedel'u V chrame osady Sv.
Mateja zapocnn 4O-hodinove po-
bOznosti.
Prosime ct. obecenstvo, ably 81
toto oznamenie vzalo v znamost'
a ma divadlo prislo IL. oktobra.
T. VYbor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
RABfNI IA SNfzENIE
IT,. PRACOVNEHo GAsu

V Baltimore bola konferencia
americkych rabinov, ma ktorej
prijata bola rezoldcia, ably v anne
rickom priemysle zavedeny Dol
5-dhovy pracovny tyzden, krat-
81 pracovny den aby mzdy boly
povySene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
+ PASTIERSKY LIST
Csv. P. Jozefa Schrembs slovenskemu duchovenstvu
a l'udu clevelandskeho biskupstva.

Mmueho roku sovenske zeny sdruzen Kube Venych So
Veek Cevtande poduay posav kapcu Levockej Parny
Marie pozemkoch soveskh sestiek Vncena Bedford
Ohio Pan Boil zena ch snaham Ay ncdel po obede
oktohra bude prevedena posvacka plzos osvetp BIZ
skup clcveandsk! vky prer dobrodnca naho
naroaa uprav vsky ovenke frno krasny otcov
pripis: ..aanE
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-26
JoZEF SCHREMBS,
biskup clevelan6sky" ,

tomto otcovskom prps vidme nanov dobroprai-
nos tohto vynka1ceho amerckeho arcpaea
venkemu udu Preto 1fame katocka
youngsownska koonia toho vzacneho povana posmne z
astn teto posvacky elm navcsom poe Vyziaduje to ak
cit voci dobrodncov tax ez
Sovacatoci chysate uz posviacu kapnky Lie
skej Fanny Marie Bedford, Ohio.
The Washington times., 1930-01-31
CHURCH IS LEFT
WITHOUT HEAD

A radiograrl naming a bishop
to call a special session of the
Episcopal House of Bishops for
the purpose. of electing sue
cessor to the Right Rev. Charles
Palmerston Anderson, presiding
bishop Of the church. who died
in Chicago of heart disease
yesterday, is expected from
Bishop William A. Leonard, of
Ohio. acting head of the church,
today.
Bishop Leonard. who was once
rector of the Church of st. John,
Sixteenth and H Streets North
vest, sailed from New York
yesterday on the liner Straten-
dam for cruise of the West
Indies. He will act as head of
the church until a temporary
successor to Bishop Anderson is
General Elections in September,
1881.
The special session probably
will be held either in Washington
Cathedral or in New York city.
Bishop Anderson served only 7S
days as presiding bishop after
succeeding Bishop John. Gardner
Murray, Of Maryland, who also
died of a heart attack. He was
elected in special session Of the
House of Bishop in Washington
Cathedral on November 13, after
a long deadlock in which his
name had not been mentioned.
When word of his death reached
Mt. st. Alban yesterday Bishop
James E. Freeman, of Washing
ton, who was in New York, was
! Immediately apprised by tele-
phone. He paid tribute to the
primate as a gifted prophet, a
commanding personality and an
orator,
The Washington times., 1930-01-31
YOUTH ACCUSED
AS DEATH AIDE

MARTINSBURG. w. Va, Jan.
3l.-Charged with completely in
the death of Peter Wenger, 35
year-old sawmill operator OF
Moorefield, Hardy county, Riley
Riffey, 21, who is said to have
quarreled with Wenger shortly
before his death, is in jail in
Petersburg.
Wenger'S charred body was
found in the ruins of Long Lick
school house last April and Rif
fey was held in jail for a time,
but authorities we're unable then
to unearth any evidence that
linked him to ti>e o"'m" 49,,
quarrel between the two resulted
from
Henger charging Riffey with the
THEFT OF 4lIo ..-.->...
fight resulted in which knIN c..
were brought into play.
Recent evidence was said to
have disclosed to officers that
Rifey was in possession of addi.
tional details surrounding the
death. yet undivulged
Specialists stated that Wenger'S
body revealed a concentration of
fire" in that it was burned more
than it would have been nor
mally considering the size of the
blaze, which was believed started
to cover the crime. Riffey will
be given a preliminary hearing
next week. it was indicated by
Prosecuting ATTORNEY McCauley.
The Washington times., 1930-01-31
FORECAST TILL sP. NJ. SATURDAY

FOhEN Ash = W. 81 IN HbAN
For the District OF Columbia-Fair
tonight and saturday; not quite so cold.
with lowest temperature about Is de
grees tonight. slowly rising tempaTa-
ture saturday; gentle west or northv est
winds, becoming variable.
For Maryland-Genefaliy fair tonight
and Saturday: not quite 80 Coli in
south and slightly colder in extreme
west portion tonight; rising temperature
in west portion saturday: moderate west
mad northwest winds, becoming variable.
For Virginia Fair tonight and Satur-
tonight; slowly rising tenn
perature Saturday; moderate west and
ou.,nn,,, WINS, becoming variable.
LOCAL TEMPERATURES
Yesterday Today
p. IN. ...... - a. m. ....... S
Midnight ...... II Noon .......... 10
DEPARTURES FROM NORMAL
Accumulated excess of temperature
since January I. 1880. 30.
Excess of temperature since January
|. 1881, 90.
tion since January I. 1880, 10
Deficiency of precipitation since
January l. 192e. ~.
TIDE TABLES
Today, high tides 9:IS a. m. and g:SA
p. m; low tides $50 a. M. and 4
y, m.
Tomorrow. high tides a:55 a. m. and
1910 p. M; low tides 42S a. M. and
4:37 p. m.
THE Sun AND MOON
The sun rises today 1905 a. M. and
sets 6:2l p. IN.
The sun rlsos tomorrow 706 a. m.
and sets 5:21 y. M.
The moon rises today S:37 p. m. and
sets tomorrow 7:f6 =. IN.
The moon rises tomorrow 9:Ol p. M.
and sets sunday S:17 a. M.
FLYING WEATHER REPORT
Washington, u. G., to Long island.
y. Y.-PartlV cloudy to cloudy sky this
afternoon. Gentle variable winds. he
coming moderate southwest up to Loco
feet. and fresh westerly at 5000 feet
on Saturday the weather will he fair
with gentle variable winds.
Washington IT, Norfolk. Na.-PartlY
cloudy to cloudy sky this afternoon.
Gentle variable winds becoming mod
crate southwest up to l.000 feet. and
fresh westerly at 5000 feet. On Satur-
day the weather will he fair with
gentle variable winds.
Norfolk, Va. to Atlanta. Ga.-Clear
or partly cloudy sky this afternoon
Gentle to moderate westerly winds up
The Washington times., 1930-01-31
SCHOOL COSTS
100000

WAYNESBORO, Va, Jan. 81.
According to an announcement
by Prof. r. C. Jennings, super
intendenv of public schools here,
negotiations are under way for
purchase of an option on the
Runnel property, Just west of
WaynesborO as site for a new
school building.
Preliminary estimates, it is
stated, place the cost of the pro-
posed building at about $780,
OOO. Plans call for a 20 room
building, so constructed as to
permit additions may become
necessary.
1t is pointed out that need for
additional school facilities here
is acute School officials report
considerable congestion in both
the jackson grammar and We
mona schools, which would be re-
lieved by construction of the
proposed building.
The Washington times., 1930-01-31
NEW LANKFORD
MEASURE To
Be FOUGHT

TAKONIA PARK. Md, Jan. 81
Preparations for vigorous often
Sive against a bill Introduce,
in the House a few days ago by
Representative Lankford I'D OF
Georgia. which would prohibit
interstate shipment of movie
film which might at any time
be used in a Sunday Show--a
virtual prescription of movie film
Shipments-are being made by
Charles S. Longacre, of this
place.
LongaCre is general secretary
of the Religious Liberty Associa-
ton of America.
Would HobbIe Actors
The Lankford bill not only
would halt all interstate ship
ments of motion picture tim,
but would prohibit actors from
making interstate journeys on
any week day if those Journeys
wound up with a Sunday per-
formance, Longacre declared.
Longacre asserted that the
measure is sponsored by profes-
sional reformers, who want to
put the lid on Sunday entertain
ment. He said the reforners
contend the bill is comparable to
the law prohibiting interstate
shipment of prize fight films.
But these things are not at
all comparable, he said. In
the prize fight film case Con-
greSS acted on the merits of The
case and didn't discriminate
against any day in the week.
Competing With Churches
IF it's wrong to take in a
movie on Sunday, it's wrong on
every other day, so why not just
close up the movies entirely?" he
inquired.
Longacre said the churches are
trying to compete with theaterS,
but that they were making a
mistake in attempting to get
Congress to interfere by closing
the shows.
Churches shouldn't try to en-
ploy policeman's club to drive
people into houses of Worship" ;"
he declared, because it can't be
done"
He said that if the churches
had right to close theaterS on
Sunday, then the theaters had a
right to demand that churches
be closed on week days.
Such laws as this proposed
by Representative Landlord deny
fundamental h human rights. y
Longacre said, and they nullify
the guarantees of religious liberty
given us in the Constitution.
The Lankford bill. Longacre
said, is the first national Sunday
observance measure which has
been presented to Congress since
1889, when Senator Blair of New
Hampshire introduced one.
$50 Blue Laws Fail
Since 1888, Longacre said, $50
bills seeking a blue Sunday for
the District Of Columbia have
been introduced in Congress. All
of these bills failed of passage,
though one bill was adopted by
the Senate and another by the
House, but in different sessions
Of Congress, so they never be-
came laws.
Longacre is a veteran in the
fight for an open Sunday in
Washington, In the past 18 years
he has appeared before congress
sional committees often in oppo-
sition to Sunday blue Laws for
the Capital City.
And if the Lankford bill is
taken up I'll be there again." he
concluded.
The Washington times., 1930-01-31
WEATHER DE- TAILS.

to roo feet, and fresh westnorthwest
y Ov S"tu'day the weather
will be fair, with light variable winds.
,,. ~. -. t. Ddy'"h ONO
Mu..ly C.uuGy ky this HttlrUuOr, i"caI
>nuws in and mar mUunta ~. N"0
crate southwest md w.t. "'"''" 80
race fresh westerly at 1000 feet, ana
fresh possibly stIUnE w.,
west at 5000 feet. On saturday lhe
weather will be partly cloudy with light
variable winds becoming gentle TO
moderate sOutherly.
Unipntown. Pa. to Detroit, Mich
Cloudy sky this afternoon, risk OF
snow fIurries except near Detroit
Fresh west or westnOrthwCst winds up
to thousand feet and strong west
northwest at 5000 feet, On Saturday
the weather will be partly cloudy with
light varia Bile winds becoming moderate
southeast
The Washington times., 1930-01-31
Many Visitors Attend
Rebekah Installation

LEESBURG, Va, Jan. 21.--
Visitors from Rehekah lodges of
northern Virginia attended the
meeting of Loudoun Rebekah
Lodge No. 46 when officers were
installed for the new term.
Addresses were made by Mrs.
Emily Upson, president OF the
Rebekah Assembly of Virginia;
Mrs. Glare Nevin, past president:
Mrs. Lille Cunningham. grand
warden. and visitors from Claren,
don and Alexandria.
The Washington times., 1930-01-31
BLUE LAW FOES MEET

The National Association Op-
posed to Blue Laws will meet in
the Annapolis hotel next week
when plans will be formulated to
combat the Lankford blue law
bill. Tentative plans for the con.
ference were outlined last night
at the Hamilton Hotel.
The Washington times., 1930-01-31
Heiress to $5,OOO,OOO
Dies in Gas-Filled Room

CHICAGO, Jan. 81. GNsD.-
Mrs. Elizabeth Welge, 81, daugh,
ter of th> late Peter Britton,
wealthy commission merchant,
and heir tc a $5,0OO,OOO estate.
was dead in her home last night
ias was pouring from the open
burners of the stove.