davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1930-12-17
Marriage Licenses.

Leman H. Nevitt. IS, and Mabel H. Good
William H Bosiey, so. and Nola s. Crosen.
81; Rev. G. D. Sampson.
Charles W.. Thorn, A, this city, and Lena
Smith; 46, Alexandria, Va; Rev. c,
Alexander Knute. 35. and Margaret I.
Schmauss, %, both of New York City; Judge
Robert E. Mattingly
Albert J. Rinehart, 80. and Rose Emsig.
81, both of Baltimore, Md; Judge Robert e.
Mattinely.
Joe Chapman. 2l, and Eleanor Ward. 1s;
Rev. Alexander Willbanks
lock; %. both of Richmond, Va; Rev. Allan
LIE Roy Warren, 21 and Marion Robinson,
19; Rev. P. l. Moore.
Henry A. Turner, 25, and Mary E. Price.
20; Rev. Z. c. Smith.
Frank M. Jackson, So, Richmond, Va, and
May w. Campbell. 36, Minneapolis, Mimi
Sudge Robert z. Mattingly.
Joseph Mirvis. 33. and Ethel Feinstein, "a,
both OF Baltimore, Md. Rev J. T. Loeb.
Fred M. knight, "a, and Dorothy NJ. Rus
sell; 25: both OF Providence, r. l.; Rev. Fred
erick w. Perkins.
jerome r; Harriman, SO, Baltimore, Md,
Judge Robert z. Mattngly.
Paul de Witt. 35, Springfield Ohio. and
Eueenia M. Carey SO, this city; Rev. Samuel
BENJAMIN c. Judd, "a. Alexandria, va.
and Eva l. Kopp, 23, Alcova Heights, Va;
Rev. John E. Briggs.
Bernard Jones. 22, Ballston, Va, and
Christins Johnson, %. Fairfax, Va. Rev.
Walter Brooks.
Evening star., 1930-12-17
EYE OPERATION ENABLES
BLIND PIANIST TO SEE
Marvin Jenkins, an Entertainer in
Lansing, Mich, Was Sightless
From His Birth.
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
LANSING, Mich, December IT.
After Living Is years, in darkness, Mar
vim jenkins, pianist and radio enter
tsiner, is able to see.
A delicate operation performed last
Friday has given the sight of one eve to
Jenkins, who was born blind and had
expected to remain blind until his death.
one OF the nrst persons he saw when
the bandage was removed was his wife
Carol, to whom he was married three
years ago.
The operation was performed in a
hospital here by DR.. John o. Wetzei,
assisted by DR.. Howard C. Rockwell
both of Lansing. 1t consisted of the
removal Of a congenital cataract, and
required the fitting Of an ARTIFICIAL lens
to the eye. No effort will be made to
restore sight to the other eye. Friends
Of jenkins and members of a local
luncheon club helped arrange for the
operation.
Evening star., 1930-12-17
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
TO the Health Department in the past "a
hours:
Delbert z. and Eileen Kelley. boy.
Paul B. and Ruby L. Hendley, boy.
William and Beatrice Tarant, boy
Joseph B. and Ruth E. Russell, boy,
William P. and Mary T. Tompkins. boy.
Hyman and Edith Zimmerman, boy.
Jefferson N. and Mary Z. Becker, boy.
Charles A. and Margaret E. Macaboy, girl.
Melville F. and Clara E. Peters. girl.
Ralph N. and Aurelia Simpson, girl.
Vincent w. and Helen N. King, girl.
Joseph A. and Esther c. Rice, jr, girl
Joseph Joseph 3. and and yirsinia Nswyuahr' u;' SRI.
Ellwood, G, and Erma L. Valentine, girl.
Perry and Beulah Walters. bog.
Stewart and Alice Boyd, boy.
Freddie and Ina CAN'T, girl.
Charlie and Polite Key, girl.
James and Nettis Durant, girl.
Willie and Amanda de Grappin, girl.
Stafford and Mela Whitaker, girl.
Harry and Lena Gamble, girl.
William and Nellie Brown, boy.
Walter and Beulah Sybot boy.
Railways of Peru are installing trucks
for auxiliary delivery service.
Evening star., 1930-12-17
NICHOLS RITES TODAY

Funeral services for William Harnil-
Ton Nichols, jr., operator of the chain
OF restaurants known as "The Ranch {"
VINO died at his home, 1904 z street
Monday after a short illness. were to
be conducted in the w. w. Chambers
funeral home, 1400 Chaplin street. this
afternoon at o'clock. Interment was
10 be in Congressional Cemetery.
Mr.. Nichols, who was 81 years old
was widely known in this CITY. He
was a native of Galveston. Tex. the
son OF the late Capt William H. Nichols
He came to this city in 1900.
Evening star., 1930-12-17
DOG LEADS MEN TO BODY
His Master Found In Woods With
Bullet Through Heart.

SEATTLE, Wash, December II (o.-
little black-and-whi dog barking
frantically led posse into the forest
a mile and half from Issaquah yes
terday, There the body of his master,
Earl @. Pendell. with a bullet wound
In his heart, was found A deputy cor
oner said Pendell had shot himself ae-
cidentallv.
Evening star., 1930-12-17
A. H. AMICK DEAD
Banker and Civic Leader Expires
at Cumberland.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CUMBERLAND, Nd, December IT.
Arthur Hammond Amick, ST., rs, native
OF Bedford County, Pa rominent in
banking, business and civic circles here
Tor many years. died at his home here
on Monday night. Mr.. Amick for
some years conducted a marble vald
here and had been prominent in the
work OF the Associated Charities and of
Central Young Mems Christian ASso-
citation.
Mr.. Amick is survived by his wife.
Mrs. Laura Amick; one son. Arthur
Hammond Amick, jr,; and two daugh-
ters. Mrs. John F. Lucey and Mrs.
George B. Clifton, both Of Scarsdale.
n. Y. Funeral services will be con-
Quoted at the home tomorrow after
noon.
Evening star., 1930-12-17

CISSEL HENRY. In sad but lovinr remem-
Sci. who departed this life 5-y e Years ago ago
today. December II. 1918.
God knows how miss you.
CIssEL. "fA' tiN
EHRLICH. RUDOLPH In loving memory of
our our dear ear, husband and father, RUDOLPH
EaFiniCHa; who departed this life Decem-
HIS ,PPEE,XLo2TEP WIFE, BESSIE, AND
afaF SsE z,Tp mother Err and ard sister; LYDIA NJ
years ago today. December H. 1918.
HER RSorSSppRR SpRR JAMES SISTER AND
sMALLWoOD. GEORGE. In sad but loving
father. GEORGE sMALIWoo5TDs. Who 1r de- de-
p3s1 parted TINS life twsnty- years ago to-
The month Of December is here,
TO US the saddest of the year
AS it was the hour you passed away.
Dearest how We do miss you,
since from earth you passed away,
AnE As V@r %e tSnt thssFts ere So beating tns sorey
DEEXM9TED No E[1,, WIFE; T, ADDIE sMALLwooD.
THOMAS, MAGGIE. In sad but loving re-
years ago today, December II, 1925.
Days OF sadness still come DER me,
But memory keeps you near me-
Though you died four years ago
YOUR LONELY HUSBAND.
THORNTON. CAROLYN A. In sad but low
G2ARocLyN !2!AocL A. THORNTON. who no departed parted
tnn5S tna5SS me one year ago today, December II,
1879. Mass at the Franciscan Monastery
Loved in life, remembered in death.
HER FRIEND, BESSIE.
WILLIS, LOUIS w. In sad but loving re-
membrance OF our dear husband and
father, LOUIS W. WILLIS, who departed
1929. -
Today brings back sad memories in our
OF the day you went to rest.
The ones who think OF you, dear hubby
Are the ones who loved you best.
We have only your memory. dear hubby,
To remember our whole lives through,
ana yours Is the one we shall never forget,
For we are always thinking of you
We see you in our dreams, dear hubby
oh, how we wish them 20 be true,
That we could be Just little nearer,
just to say few words to you
How miss my dear companions
But, Through Christ the nope IS born
That I'll meet him II I'm faithful
On the resurrection morn.
When evening shades are falling.
And we are sitting all alone,
In our hearts there comes u longing
Oh, hubby, II you could only come home.
HIS LONELY AND BROKEN-HEARTED
WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
Evening star., 1930-12-17
Dies From Bite of Squirrel.

KLAMATH FALLS. Greg, December
II (P).-Mrs. Emma Anderson died
here yesterday from blood poisoning.
infection resulting from a bite inflicted
by a squirrel December 3.
Evening star., 1930-12-17
Uarn nf Chunks.

SYLVESTER. MAJ. RICHARD. The family
OF the late MAJ. RICHARD SYLVESTER
wishes TO thank its many friends for
the beautiful floral tributes received
MRS. LAURA " SYLVESTER.
Evening star., 1930-12-17
Marridnp.

RAMSEY-R0SS. Mrs. Laura Gray an
nounSss the marriage OF her daughter,
iUS 8 RAMSEY on November 2e 1880.
Evening star., 1930-12-17
Raisins for Cooking
SMYRNA Figs
Glace Fruit

7-oz. Pkg. Assorted Fruit. 65c
7-oz. Pkg. Apricots. roc
lib. Wood Box, Assorted. .S1.35
I 4-oz. Carton Asst. Fruit. .$1.25
.22-oz. Carton Asst. Fruit. .$1.65
2-lb. Box Asst. Fruit. .$2.25
2-lb. Box Special Fruit. SEAS
BIB. Box Special Fruit. $3.50
Extra Large Pineapple. soc
Evening star., 1930-12-17

Imported
Cluster Raisins

In Attractive Pound Cartons
q Crown Malaga Clusters. .35c
3 Crown Malaga Clusters. .40c
8 Crown Malaga Clusters. .45c
Evening star., 1930-12-17
1tt Mpnturtaitt.

CISSEL HENRY In sad but lovinr rerem-
brance of nv dear husband. HENRY CTS
Sci, who departed this life IL years ago
today December H. 1918.
NAI
Evening star., 1930-12-17


PP0pGmsmaI! Psp5nessam IL brown dog. face similar to
Rescue League apply animal
F FOB dosT SO ANNALS apply Animal Rescue
"e@sue' JAN maryland ave. s.w. Nat. s0s8.
LOST.
BAR PIN set with diamonds and pearls
GelnbH GselmaI6 1Teturned to l439 Euclid st. NV
day, December 8. Reward Mrs r a. vii
cox. Braddock Heights, Alexandria va iss
BEADS-Yellow amber choker beads. Re-
Coiumb;ai i'gS TS4eE eSEandoIph st. NV, Apt. 1o7
efnitd dittFoLbDmContaining 40-odd dollars, VI
Pfesser. Sent pec soS SircIs Sew.Td Finder call Miss
BUNCH KEYS. Reward, mail to name an
MsdsI Sas or E3lI glS st. NV. Mather Bldg. Gold
TEFIc TTERTfFIcATE for IS shares o. Merchants
Mncate ss No; No; io47. dated July /, 1926. Re-
RadSa shep5sPd hsaERdN s45S 5tSsn'' reward ls HF'
70 tD0GNMBlack NJ and white Scottish foxterrier,
f5ncnoa ff5JTsyea EiSn IRON 2lS 10th st. ne. Reward
DOG-Black and white curly-haired terrier
.IIeJrlM1 IscrsoMn1 size. reward. North lo32l. 1914
small; answers to name Of Teddy; last SeeS
e1ASsM 81 Ssth st. and Reservoir I'd; reward. West
DoG--Male, part chow and part 6rindIe.
looks brinde; name Rex; black string leash
Reward. Phone Clev. 4275
FOX Fox. TERRIER, white. with brown spots.
Lost Lost yesterday in Washington Reward.
eTs ssATgRMdrY reWaTG cs cPINInsiaI; 1dsmi B Lab
KEYS-Bunch Of 6 or 4 keys on chain Eev
rins: Reward If returned to $40 Invest
ment Bldg, or call District 3S77
MboNtEYs4ochanFe sboNt s4o purse Monday cOntainng
Peoples and i4ss sts DFqs RewaTd' SsETs' at o.
se noeS osf RasE Satwssh ssthSF Ss c%Sntsnns col
z on 18th; reward. Adams 9142.
tpERsdlAM FER AN CAT-Pinkish tan color strayed
rrn or ays sb6nss ws sswe for
Pd0CKETBOOK. small. tapestry, containing
otb.r ofhyer license registration card, glasses,
s2o2 1et6 Sc W a1& colu@Sia 2Sn 4sS$.J @ Reward
RETBOOK-Vicinity 10Th and R. WIN
snare contents with finder. Potomac 22s2-J.
POcKETBooK, black, containing ONE s. hill
oF one 81 oill, car tokens and penny, one set
paper' ReWard 'p01tIom1 1rs1 wrapped in white
Railway car marked SFriendship Heishts'" HSS0n
PfoEs5: froEs 5s. blue SILK, initial H on bus or car
S515 Quebec st. NV. Liberal reward
TRUNK--Lost from Union transfer Co.
truck Saturday evening. Dec. 13, a wardrobe
trunk while en- route from 1923 Brown sd.
NV; to Union Station. Finder will be lib
Station. S-01
WRIST WATCH-White gold. Gruen: en-
graved with an H; last Friday in shopping
olsIrlc1. Reward. Phone Met. 5121.
WRIST WATCH, yellow gold, Elgin, 2-piece
ieatner strap. Saturday, downtown section
54z Newton pl. NV. Reward
3 KEYS in leather folder on 18th st. near
Evening star., 1930-12-17

DOG-Small brown dog. face similar TO
pdse ppekdnese' lame hind leg. Apply Animal
FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescue
League SAB Maryland ave. s.w Nat sOs8
Evening star., 1930-12-17

Frank Geier's Sons Co.
nda.fn i5a s5SsSTH SSsp. Ts:pScS. E % National 2473
Evening star., 1930-12-17

FUNERAL DESIGNS.
Gude Bros. Co., 1872 F St.
PEempt Auto Delivery Service.
Evening star., 1930-12-17

Railways of Peru are installing trucks
for auxiliary delivery service.
Evening star., 1930-12-17
Nuts in Shell

Pound
ALMONDS. Paper Shell. ..... 40c
Budded Walnuts. =. ....... .40c
Jumbo Washed Brazils. .35c
Extra Large Filberts. .45c
Large Select Pecans. .65c
Large Stewart Pecans. soc
Large Schley Pecans. 81 10
Mixed Nuts. .3Sc
fancy italian Chestnuts. -. zoe
Mince Meat
Miss North's. OF. Jr..
Gordon & Dilworth, OF. r..S1.25
G. & D., h-gallon Jar.....$2.50
Heinz's, 2-lb.) Jar. .75c
Heinz's, 2-Db. Cam. soc
Bulk Mince Meat, Pound. soc
Mocha and Java Coffee
lThe Worlds Most Famous Coffee.
Pound ............... .55c
Let Magrud,
M
Phones-Seven Direct Line
Conn. Ave-, \
Evening star., 1930-12-17
FOREIGN.

q am. Greenwich time, today)
Evening star., 1930-12-17

HISS: CARRIE. On Wednesday, December II,
1880 az her residence, 1900 Monroe st.
Hess mother OF Beulah b. Hess. Notice
of funeral later
Evening star., 1930-12-17

God knows how miss you.
Never shall your memory fade
SAP AND LONELY WIFE, NETTT
The Washington times., 1930-07-09
SPEED0NET TIERS
EASILY FIXED

Often speedometers are blamed
for noises that originate else
where. So-called Speedometer
noises occur when the flexible
shaft or cable is kicked or pushed
into a position where it has too
sharp a bend. Any motorist can
correct this simply by reaching
behind the instrument board and
moving the shaft into a more
favorable position.
Many motorists will be in
terested in knowing how the
speedometer on their car works.
The speedometer operates from a
drive, -'hich is an integral part
of the engines transmission. One
end of a flexible shaft or cable
is attached to this drive and
the other end to the Speedometer.
AS the shaft revolves the speed
ometer operates and for every
1908 revolutions the odometer
will register one mile. BY the
same token 1908 revolutions a
minute will indicate so miles an
hour on the speed dial.
Speedometers seldom get out
of order nowadays and whenever
they fail to function it usually
is due to the breaking of the
cable which connects the speed
ometer with the driving me-
chanism. This breakage occurs
only when the cable has been
sharply twisted and bent through
careleSSneSS.
The Washington times., 1930-07-09
FETE WILL OPEN
BOULEVARD

Thursday, July "a, is the ten
tative data now set for the open
ing of the new Southern Mary
land Boulevard, which will cut
considerably the distance between
Baltimore and Washington and
Southern Maryland points. nota-
bly, Chesapeake Beach and Solo
mons Island.
Motorists have been notified
that they use it at their own risk,
but many have been testing 1t
out on recent week-ends. The
road is completed except for
gravel banks at the sides and a
detour of about 100 yards at the
Fischer station of the Chesa-
peake Beach Railway, directly
under the new bridge the rail-
road is building at that point.
This detour constituted the only
important hazard that greeted
the advance guard Of motorists.
The new highway is Is feet
wide and proved too inviting to
motorists for them to heed the
barriers erected by the State
Roads Commission. The road
will open up territory hitherto
served only by gravel roads and
by the Chesapeake Beach Rail
way.
A spur from Mount Harmony
to Chesapeake Beach will be
completed, it is expected, at
about the same time the main
boulevard is ready. The celebra-
ton for the completion of
the ro1d has tentatively listed
speeches by Governor Ritchie
and many other prominent per-
SonageS.
The Washington times., 1930-07-09
Cadillac VIC Takes
Vienna COncOur'S
First Prize

The Cadillac factory has Just
learned by cable that the Cadil-
lac Vic has won new laurels
in Europe.
This time the event is the
celebrated "Concour d. Ele-
gance" at Vienna, which is par
ticipated in by the foremost
custom body designers of the
world. First prize was awarded
to a Wis phaeton, with a special
Fleetwood body, the entry Of the
Baroness von Rosenberg. Since
its initial appearance in Europe
the V-16 has been enthusiastic
cally received, say Cadillac Off
Gals, and it's Viennese victory
is but ole of its many triumphs.
The Washington times., 1930-07-09
25-YEAR BUICK
GETS PARTS

That the Buick Motor Company
places no time limit on its obliga.
ton to supply service parts to
Buick owners was demonstrated
recently when the factory shipped
out a small unit for a 25-year-old
Buick owned by L. N. Havenkotte,
of ValdoSta. Ga. The order was
shipped within 48 hours of its re-
ceipt. Havenkotte write:
1--WE have an old 1905 Buick
touring car. The thrust ball
races in the transmission are
getting bad. Can you furnish
these parts and at what cost?
We are very proud of this Buick
and want to keep it going"
The old Georgia car is only one
of many quarter-century old
Bucks that are still owned in va
riouS parts of the country and the
factory is prepared to service
them just as completely as it SerV-
ices the present 1880 model and
every other car produced in
Bucks long history.
Miles of pleasure await nO-car own
ers through the purchase of q good
used car . . . many attractive buys
are listed in tOday's Classified Ads.
The Washington times., 1930-07-09
Southern Ry. Gross
In June Declines

Gross earnings of the Southern
Railway System for the month of
June are estimated at $11,929,217,
a decrease of $3,0O3,418 from the
corresponding month of last year.
Gross for the fourth week of the
month approximated $3,382,219, a
decrease of $965,3 from the
same week year ago.
For the period January ] to
June 80 gross is estimated at
$81, ,557,548, a decrease of $12,154,-
329, compared with the CORE
spending period of 1929.
The Washington times., 1930-07-09
2 Fish on I License,
OLUner Gets Fined

HARPERs FERRY, w. Va,
July 9.-F. ]. Youngsworth, of
Harrison county, w. Va, was ar
rested while fishing in the shen.
andoah River and fined $40 and
costs for trying to make one
license card do for two fisher.
men.
The fine was imposed by JUS
tice Nichols at Harpers Ferry,
following the arrests of Game
WardenS Burch and Beard.
The Washington times., 1930-07-09
Youth Held, Found
Concealed in House

John Smith, %, who gave his
address as North Carolina, is
being held by police for investi.
CATION after he was diScoverei
in a house in the 1400 block
Twenty-ninth st.
Smith was found hiding in the
residence closed for the summer
and was unable to offer any
plausible reason for being in .
Nothing had been disturbed, how
ever.
The Washington times., 1930-07-09
ReU. BL0keIy Joins
LerinQtOn Church

STAUNTON, Va, July 9.-The
Rev. Hunter B. Blakely was re.
ceived into the Lexington Pres,
bytery at a meeting called in
the First Presbyterian Church
This action followed satisfac.
tory examination of DR.. Blakely
on points of Presbyterian doc
trine and faith by members OF
the PreSbytery.
The Washington times., 1930-07-09
'UkuLeLe Ike Says
Wife TOO FriendLU'

LOS ANGELES, July o uN.s).
Cliff Edwards, known to screen
and radio audiences as "Ukelele
Ike" filed suit for divorce yester-
day. Edwards charged Mrs. Irene
L. Edwards with improper friend
illness with Austin j. Young, who
was named as correspondent.
The Washington times., 1930-07-09
COOksey. Files for
Sheriff as g. o. p.

LEoNARDTowN. Nd, July 9.
Robert Vernon Cooksey, of the
Fifth district of Charles county,
has filed his certificate Of can
didacy for the nomination for
sheriff on the Republican ticket.
He has served as deputy sheriff
the past four years.
The Washington times., 1930-07-09
u. S. Berlin Health
INSPECTOR Returns

HARPERS FERRY. w. Va,
July 9.-Dr. and Mrs. L. j. Liddel
and their five children will arrive
in New York on July 10 from
Berlin, Germany, where he has
been employed by the govern
ment as health inspector.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-29

dobne zakony al staty New Jer-
sew, New York a Massachusetts,.
Vsetky zbyvajuce .stAty a arzavy
Spoienych Statov vynimkou FL
lipinskych estrovov, nasledovaiy
priklad tychto piatich statov, a
TAX prvy pondelok v september
stal sa jednym, z osmich mar 3D.
nych sviatkov Spojenych Sta
toch.
sviatok prace oznaeuje v Sro-
ienych Statoch tiez koneic "praSd
ninovej sezony". vo vsetkych o.
becnych skolach po6ina sa S yyu-
covanim utorok po sviatku pra-
ce, tax iste al mnohe priemyslo.
We a obchodne podniky, ktore
| svojim zamestnancom poskytuJ'l
akdsi pracovnd dpavu v letneJ
dobe, vracaj1 sa k praci "plnou
| parou".
Prave tax ako ma 4. julia, tax
al v Sviatok prace s1 vsetky pre-
mavkove prostriedky az do ne,
moznosti preplnene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-29

gram porlstenia opanovana ysetky ych Savanov ME
ako program dobrovo neho spoena. Po1svetovej vojne
sil to Ccsi Srb ktor saviansSu myslienku chc Wy
uzitkovat sebecky pocestenm Slovakov, posrbstenim
Holvatov.
Ale prchodia mladi Sovac STUDENT Ia prvom vse
slavianskom studentskon kongrese Belerade zavia
obrovskom poce skoro tisic hav svojin umom,
jim orlcim slavianskym citom svojou vyrecnost
panova cely kongres vsetko slo ako sovensk STUDENT
to chce Zvoleny bol Sovak vodcu slavianskeho Stu
dentstva ktory bude davat taky sireniu vsesla
vanskej dey, co nedozic vzrastu roztrzkam imperia
stickym ch kan ednotlivych kmenov savanskych, ale
lozn hboke Stroke zakorenenie slavianskeho ctenia
kazdom Slavianov ably, ked nadide dakedy ia ka
doba spojenia vseko slo hladko vole mohutnym po
hnutim 200 milionov slavianskych dust
Slovaci dodavaju republike 39% prirastku.
Obyvatel svo Slovenska tvori len 20 percent obyva
estva CeskoSlovenskej repubiky, ale dodava repub
Ike 80 percent prirasku uje tacovy odbor prezdia
ministerskej rady cesko-sovenskej Co inymi sovami
znaena ze slovensk! zivel republike rastie ami ia
trava pc Dzure. Nemozno ej vzrast ami obuskom
zit neozno vzrast Slovakov republike ami vyst aho
valectvom zastavit Ked to tax pode mad alej, sto
rokov mono skore republika bude nasa, slovenska!
Takto, hla, uz tychto dvoch clanoGkov nozeme vi
diet zakmty savnej slovenskej buddcnosti.
Mali SINE, sabi SINE, ale budeme vel'ki mocnf -
lebo chceme!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-29
SMRTNE ZPRAVY.

Jan. Soltis, 1882 Second St., 20
mrel pondelok vo veku Is ro-
kov. Nebohy I'll v Amerike 40 ro-
kov a Youngstown s rokov. Bol
clenom osady Najsv. Mena Jezis.
Zanechal pat synov dive dcery.
Pohrab mu bol stredu rano
domu smntku a chramu Nsv. M.
Jezis. Pochovany boil Calvary
cintorine.
Jan Hruska, 1919 Manhattan
Ave-, zomrel stredu popoludnl
nemocnici vo veku 45 rokov. V
Amerike zil 26 rokov v Youngs-
town toho Is rokov. Bol clenom
gr. kat. cirkve Panny Marie c.
IS. Sojedinenija. Zanechal tn man
zelku Mariu, dceru Mariu, synov
Jana a Andreja, a dvoch bratov
i dive sestry V New Jersey. Po-
hrab mu bude v sobotu rano z
chramu P. Marie. Pohrabne obra-
dy vykona Rev. Peter RACE a po-
chovany bude v cirkevnom cin-
torine.
Alzbeta Pcelar, 612 Gibson St.,
zomrela domacnosti svojej dee
ry, pi. Marie Vernarsky vo yeku
Ga rokov. Ella v Youngstowne 81
! rokov a bola clenkynou osady Sv.
Stanislava a Odboru 46. Ziveny.
Oplakava ju mimo dcery tuna i
brat Jozef kraji, sedem vn1cat
a dvoje pravndcat.
Pavlina Kuzma, 1-rocna dcerka
Michala a Marie Kuzma, {. 157
Courtland Ave-, Campbell, zomre-
la ma zapalenie pl'tc v nemocnici.
Okrem rodicov oplakava ju pat
bratov a dive sestry.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-29
svIAToK PRACE.
F. L. I. S.

Boil to Rytieri pace - prva
vel 'ka robotnicka organizacia V
Spojenycn Statoch - ktori "a
viedli Sviatok prace ako narodny
sviatok americky.
Rytieri prace boil zprvu tai
nym spolkom odevnickych robot
nikov, organizovanych vo Phila-
delphi roku 1869. Spolok NAL Ia
jomne rituale vel'mi podobne
tym, ktorG uzival rad Slobodnych
murarov. Zaujem o spolok rychlo
vzrastal jeho odbocky sa one
dlho objavily po celej Pennsylva-
nil, kde sa XII spolku pridavali al
mnohi banici. Move odbocky po-
caly sa objavovat' al v inych sta
toch, a tax uz roku 1885. bol po-
Get vsetkych udov tejto povsim-
nutiahodnej organizacie odhado-
vany ma 100000.
Roku 1881 boil program Rytie-
row prace verejne vyhlaseny. Spo-
lok sa usiloval sl1cenie vset-
kych robotnikov, cvieenych al me-
cvicenych, a pracoval ma tom, ably
ich vsetkych priviedol ma jedna-
XII 1roven tym, ze povzbudzoval
cvicenYch robotnikov, ably pouco-
vail svojich nevyueenych s1dru,
hov. Domahal sa tax iste spravo-
dlivosti a ziad1cej reformy pra
covnych podmienok.
Ma den 5. septembra 1882 lola
svolana valna schodza spolku dc
mesta New Yorku. Delegati boil
tiez pozvanisk prehliadke "sprie.
vodu prace''. Toto boil prvy We
fejny sprievod clenov spolku r
prva oslava Sviatku prace.
v New Yorku Dol tiez podany
navrh k vyneseniu zakona, kto-
rym by prvy: pondelok septem-
bri kazdeho roku bel prehlaseny
"a narodny sviatok, nazvany La
Dor Day.. Agitacia preyedenie