davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-08

glicka drevo. Smith postal do An
glicka naklad cedroveho dreva,
ably tax spoloenost', ktora no do
Ameriky vyslala, dostala hoe len
nieco cenneho v odmenu "a svoje
vydavky. Neskorsie zaslal lod'ny
naklad prveho vyrobku exporto-
| vaneho 20 Spojenych Statov, t. j.
| drevene dosky. Tieto dosky ne
boly vSak take, jakych sa uzfvalo
" Amerike ku pobijaniu domov,
ale maly sldzit' ako tabule ku
vykladaniu stien izieb lepsich
anglickych domoch. 0 nieco ne
skorsie pisal spanielsl1y vyslanec
svojmu panovnikovi, ze Anglicko
dostava z Virginie niektore ma
| lickosti: "tabula ku dosteniu
stien izieb, mydlarsky popoi, Il
vicu, dehet' a rome druhy rast-
| lin. uzivanych ma farbenie".
| @ Virginii sa vtedy tvrdilo, re
sa vyrovna ''foinickemu Tyru
svojimi farbami, kraju Basanu
svoiim drevom, Persii oleJaml,
Arabii koreninami, Spanielsku
hodbabom, Narci>u obchodnym
lod 'stvom, Bonome ovocim a poll
nohospodarstvom, Babylonu svo-
lou kukuricou'. Zaujimavo vsak
ie. ze to bola, mala uroda doha-
, nu, vypestovaneho a zaslaneho
roku 1913 do AngIicka jakymsl
:, John Rolfom, manzelom Indian
XIV Pocahontas, ktora Wac ako
ktorvkol 'vek my exportovany
V produkt zaistila lSpech prvych
u americkych osadnlkov a zaklada-
l. tel Jamestownu.
a Exportovany tovar casoch
kolonialnych V dobe teraJsel
> zahrnoval tieto produkty, ktore
l. s1 uvedene pod'a svojej dolezl.
V tosti:
V dobe koloniaInej: Dohan, ry-
V by, Iodine suchary psenica, ry,
r. Ia, Iodine zasoby, indigo, vel'rybi
" olej a rybacia kost', koza Jele'
al nov kozusiny, surove prutovf
ia zelezo, potas a draslo perl owe
la nasolene hovadzie bravcove ma
u so, kone.
t Roku 1929: Bavlna, stroje, pc
E. trolej, automobily, konzervovan{
l. produkty masne, zelezo ocel
II psenica m1ka, med, dohan, o
v vocie a orechy, bavlneny tovar
drevarske vyrobky.
a. Stavba prvej lode, nazvane
al Blessing of the Bay dokonce
l. nej Plymouth roku 1881, bolf
v pociatkom novel industrie, ktor'
10 sa casom. povzniesla k vysoke
)y technickej dokonalosti. Do An
sa glicka bolo Ameriky importova
Ill ne tolko lodi, ze pri vypuknut
a. revol1cnej vojny bola jedna tre
to tina vsetkych lodi, plujncich po'
n anglickou vlajkou, americkym "
a robkom. 81,
ch Ryby, rum, nevol 'nici a doha
y hrali zaujimavt ulohu eudes
a ne komplikovanom exportnor
a obchode kolonizaenych cias. IRE
on sky, ulovene bostonskymi a So
IT, lemskymi rybarami pri pobrel
&C. Newfundlandu boly vymeIovan
o. v Zapadnej Indii "a melasu. Ne
lasa bola premenovana rum
Is. takych miestach, ako na prikla
" v Newporte, kde bolo tych cs
20 soch sedemnast palenikov, a ru1
sa bol pozatIm vymenovany "a ne
m volnikov. Nevol 'nici boil preda
ia vani juznym plantaznikom "a he
"a tove peniaze, ktore tito plantai
- nici dostali cd Anglicka "a ea
lg, portovany ia dohan.
IL Vyvazanie ladu do Indie. Sta,
tia ba rychlych plachetnikov umo;
III Mia tiez zavedenie obchodneh
III. spojenia medzi Cinou a Indiou
,c- medzi spojenymi Statmi. Nal
"a dedina v New Hampshire mohl
IA tax vyrabat' same svidere, ktor
-. L.l1 ~ SI, John,> olhv+
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-08
Muz, ktoreho oplakavaly styri
vdovy sto potomkov.

V Iraku, v meste Mossul, zna-
nom svojimi petrolejovymi pra-
menmi, zomrel nedavno 120-rocny
arabsky pasa. Tento opravdu ne
moze o sebe tvrdit', ze by nemal
nikoho, kto mad jeho smrt 'ou Wy
roni slzu. Oplakavaj1 ho len 4
vdovy a 100 potomkov. Starry sejk
bol az do poslednej chvile 1plne
zdravy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-08
ZAUJiMAVE OTAZKY A
ODPOVEDE.
+. l.. I. S.
Korko je Smith-ov v Spojenycl
Statoch,

L . II. L. -.
Kolko je Smith-ov v Spojenych
Statoch.
Otazka: CT mi m6zete k rozs1.
deniu sporu oznamit', ci je Spo-
jenych Statoch viacej Smithov a.
ko Andersonov? - T. G., Brook.
lyn, n. Y.
Odpoved': tt, co sa zaoberal.
st1diom najrozSirenejSich ameri
ckych priezvysk, zdaju sa vsetcia
sihlasit ze Smith je najtastei
Sic sa vyskytuj1cim menom. Y
svetovej vojne bolo medzi> odve
denymi americkymi vojakmi oko
10 100000 Smithov, 100000
Johnsonov, 100000 Brownov ;
1900 Andersonov.
Tvrdi sa, ze aspon $4,000 lu'd
" Spojenych Statoch menuje 81
John Smith $4,000 William
Smith. John Andersonov je okolt
$4,000.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-08


Vyvazanie Iadu do Indie. Stav-
ba rychlych plachetnikov umoz-
Mia tiez zavedenie obchodneho
spojenia medzi Cfnou a Indiou a
medzi Spojenymi Statmi. Mala
dedina V New Hampshire mohla
tax vyrabat' same svidere, ktore
nachadzaly Cine dobry odbyt a
boly vymenovane "a caj. Expor-
teri modernych elektrickych Pad
niciek musia snat' klob1k pred
jednym "a svojich predchodcov,
novoanglickym dobrodruhom,
ktory eajsi pred storoeim plavil
do Indie naklady Padu, vyseka-
neho Thoreau Walden Pond.
Moderny exportny obchod Spo-
tjengch Statov5 je zylast' charkte-
risticky vyrobkami vyllalieza-
vych geniov. Najdolezitejsimi z
tychto vyrobkov su siace stroje,
noziky do pristrojov na holenie,
revidovacie pokladnice, automo-
billy a fonografy. Predchodeom
exportneho obchodu tymito
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-08
CHCETE ZNAf, AKO sA ZAvA.
RA R0ZLICNA OVOCINA?

TAX. potrebujete knizku "Spra-
covanie 'ovocia vdom6cnosti" v
tejto knizke najdete predpisy, a.
ko treba zavarit' jahody, ribezle
maliny, atd'. Je nej poucenie o
robenf lekvaroy, dzeli, dzamov, "a
ftov atd'. Cena $1.OO. Dostat' Y
redakcii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-08
STRIEBORNE JUBILEUM
MANzELSTVA TKACOV

MANZELSTVA TKACOV
V sobotu, 2. augusta mali SINE
tn ma Lansingville pekny vecie-
rok, takzvane "party'', usporia-
dane k pocte nasich milych pria
tel'ov p. Jozefa Tkac jeho man
zelky, ktori slavili 25-rocne jubi-
leum svojho manzelstva. Veeie-
rok usporiadali i'm priatelia
priatel 'kysv hale ma Homewood
Ave. podl'a starokrajovych oby-
eajov. Mali ste vidiet', jake to
bolo dojimave, ked' ich celia dru-
Tina prekvapila narodnvch kro-
ioch. Starosta, druzbovia a dru-
zicky ich vyprevadili z ich prl-
bytku do haly, kde mas uz pima
sien netrpezlive ,cakala. ked' vstd
pill. mali ste vidiet' to vel Ike pre-
kvapenie ma ich tvarach, re ich
vita talk vel 'ka spolocnost'. Kaz-
dy i'm radosti blahozelal ku ich
jubileumu. Veru sa nenazdali, re
by ich tol'ko priatelov mohlo
svojou pritomnost 'ou poctit'. Pi-
satel' tychto riadkov NAL prile-
zitost' brat beast ma mnohych
podobnych oslayach, ale takehC
shromazdenia este nevidel. Tu
vidno, re 81 tam pritomni znal
ich nctu lasku ocenit', ktort
i'm "a cely svoj zivot preukazova
Ii. Muslin podotkndt, ze najvac
Stu zasluhu majn ii, ktorl sa {
vsetko obstarali, ako zenicky
ktore posluhovaly zakusky OBJ
cerstvenie kucharky, ktore tt
vsetko tax chutne pripravily. Al
al ia druzina zaslllzi 81 pochvaly
re to tax ma jstrovsky zariadila
Starejsim boil p. Jozef kosan, pc
mocnikmi jeho druzbami, PIP. Ja1
Toman a Jozef Hudak; druzicka
| mi panic Katarina Petrencfk, pi
7 Katarina Savel a pani Sebesova
Ked' uz vsetko bolo v poriadku
sme sa obcerstvi1i i posilnih, sta
i rejsi vyzyal brata Juraja Pala:
eaka, aby Dol tax laskavy a pre-
hovoril. Br. Palascak ochotne Wy
hovel a povedal krasnu prilez
tostnu rec ku jubilantom, V ktc
y rel i'm blahozelal a zicil mnoh
st'astia a zdravia i do buddcnost
Jubilantom blahozelali este b.
q Jan Repasky, br. August Hleb'
Wy, br. Jan Dulovic, br. Jan NJ
votny, br. Matej Kuropcak, b.
" Jan Jakubek, sestra Antonia Nj;
ruskin a sestra Antonia Holeck,
Br. Murdzak poukazal v svojic
par slovach ma lasku k spolocnt
, praci "a Boha a naroda. Ked' b.
/ program recnicky skonceny, p
- jedni sa al rozskakali, lebo ta
l. ami muzikanti nechybovali. Pa
y Biroscak a pan Ulicny ich dr.
Il zinou mas krasne zabavili. Prajel
u jubilantom mnoho zdaru V ic
y d'alsich pracach, mech ich Be
= pozehna.
. Pritomn
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-08

Jubilantom vinSujen', ably sa
dozili zlateho jubileumu a este
raz vsetkym srdeene d'akujem.
s 1ctou,
Alzbeta Gabrik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-08

2hRo6NE JUBII.EUnG e.
REPAsKYCH Y sTRUTHERs

pasky jeho mllou manzelkou
slavili strieborne jubileum man.
zektva. Rano o 8. hodine ucastni-
Ii sa svatej omse,s ktoru sluzll
Rev. Stefan Begalla kostole Sv.
Trojice, pocas ktorej prist1pili
ku sv. spovedi sy. prijimaniu i
s dietkami obnovili Stub man.
zelsky. z tel prilezitosti pani Ga
brikova a ,pani Baluchova, ich
dcera, usporiadaly jubilantom
krasny vesely veeierok (sur-
prise party. Ked' uz bola hala
zaplnena, poslali sme po jubilan-
tov. Ked' vkroeili do haly, pani
Kubickova pristnpila k jubilan-
ike polozila jej slajer ma hlavu
a krasny venice do ruky jej
dala vel XII kyticu. Bola skutoene
krasna, lebo bolo nej murny
(mrkve) i vselijakej inej zeleni-
ny. Bola ze to kytica, aku ami
pred rs rokmi pani Repaska ne
mala. A pan Repasky dostal kra-
sne pierko "a zivych kvietkov. A
tax sa pobrali mareujdci ku sto-
lu. Starostom Dol b. Stefan Ku-
bieko manzelkou, druzbami p.
Jozef Kuspan s manzelkou, p. Pa
vel Antol manzelkou, ktori i'm
boli i pred Is rokmi. Potom pred
stdpily pred jubilantov fch die
tky. Dcera Veronika povedala V
meme vsetkych dietok k rodicom
svejim krasny wins, ktory velmi
dojal kazdeho oddala i'm kos
krasnych zivych kvietkov. Ia
tym nasledoval tanec tax vel,
ka vecera. Bravtovsky stol okras-
l'ovala krasna torta 25 svieeka.
mi napisom 25-rocneho jubi,
leuma.
Pc vybornej veceri prednieslj
krasnc gratulacie PIP. Stefan Ku
bicko, Junek Murcak. Ia tym
p. Stefan Kubieko meme shro
maSdenej spolocnosti oddal jubi
lantom krasny stol al stolovt
lampu cd ich dcery Katariny
dvadsat pat striebornych dola
row. Pan Kubicko vysvetlil, x
tych 25 dolarov ma ich upomi
nat ma kazdy rok ich manzel
stva. Tiez odovzdal od ich dcery
pani Amy Baluch jej manzeia
cd Andreja, ich syna a Cd pan
Gabrikovei jej manzela krasn!
l'anovy obrus a servitky a tie
dive krasne plachty. . :
Potom povstal pan Repasky
srdecne d'akoval vsetkym, re bu
de sa snazit', aby sa mohol kaz
demu odplatit'. Spoloenost' .
potom zabavala pri hudbe Smre
kovej orchestri az do 3. hodin
rano.
Beriem 81 "a povinnost' pod'a
kovat' pani Dugasovej, pani Dar
kovej, pani Horvacikovej, ze nar
boly ma pomoci pri kucharen
. Taktiez d 'akujem panu Dankov
ze nam boil ma pomoci. Nemoze1
zabudn1t' pod 'akovat' ami tyl
slecinkam, co vysluhovaly okoi
stolov, a to 81. Maria Grancaj, s
Katarina Repasky, 81. Maria RI
pasky, 81. Juliana Horvat, 81. HI
lena Horvat, 81. Rozalia Stajnc
a 81. Maria Botsko z Lansingvill'
Dakujem panu Kubickovi, stare
stow a jeho manzelke, druzbon
druziciam a vsetkym priatel ON
priatePkam, tam prltomnym,
Youngstown, Lansingville, Hase
tonu,. Struthersu. Prisla blrk'
bola vepka horlcost' ale hal
bola zaplnena do posledneh
miesta. Pana paniu Repasky t
vel tesilo, ze vida pred sebo
toPkych priatel' 'ov, lebo boil s ct
leho okolia. ik4f
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-08

- Vecerhe Citanie je dobre e.
TAME. Budete mat neho osoh.
Knizka stoji len $1.0O mako via
zana a $1.25 tvrdo viazana. Kdpte
81 ju teraz v redakcii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-08
EXPORT, KToRY
VYBUDOVAL AMERIKU
Fills.

exportu v cstatnom storoei, u
drzala 81 svoje prvenstvo al ro-
ku 1929, kedy export 20 Spoje-
nych Statov "a jedon rok prekro-
Gil O0O,OO0,O00 dollarov. |
Bavlna bola prva surovina, Wy
vazana Noveho sveta prvymi
osadnikmi pred 438 rokmi a O.
stava al dnes najdolezitejsou
Giastkou exportu tunajsej kra-
jiny.
"Vlada bavlny je vsak ohro-
zena dnes snad uz prevzata
stroimi' - tax sa docltame bro
z1rke, vydanej Narodnou zeme-
pisnou spolocnost 'ou vo Wa
shingtone
BilliondolIarovy vyvoz bavlny
roku 1925 zmensil sa 0 celu stvr-
tinu, zatiaP co cena vyvazanych
strojov stipila V tom istom stvor
rocnom obdobi dvojnasobne. Ak
prekroci roku 1880 cena eXporto-
vanEch strojov cenu exportova-
nej bavlny, vtedy bude zname-
nat ze Spojene Staty, ktore boly
tri storocia zasobarnou surovin,
zmenia sa vo vel 'kovyrabatel'a
sveta. " dnes tvori cena vse-
tkych hotovych a polohotovych
produktov, exportovanych 70
Spojenych Statov, cele tri patiny
americkeho exportu.
! Americky export uznaval v
skutocnosti iba vladcov: bavlnu
dohan. Dohan udrzal 81 prven
stvo stopat' desiat rokov, bavlna
vladla druhe jedne a polstorocie
Len vel mi kratke obdobie po re
voluenej vojne a pocas obcian
skej vcjny prevzala vodcovstvo '
) exporte m1ka psenica.
Podl'a historickych zaznamo,
bol prvy pokus export 70 Seve
. nej Ameriky podujaty 145 roko'
pred tym, kym Kolumbus prista
pri tunajsich brehoch. Norovi
vtedy pristali kedysi bllzo 1sti
= rieky st. Lawrence poeali ri
- banim stromov. Drevo malo byt
4 premavane ma Greenland, ale ne
| priaznive vietry zahnaly lode VI
kingov cesty, tax roku 134
dostal Island prvy export pc,
niny Noveho sveta.
Bavlna a papusky pre- Kolum
busa. Kristof Kolumbus d1fa
y priviezt' Indie zlato koreni
l. ny; ale domorodci, ktori prisli
l. syojich malych clnoch ku jeh
> lodi, priviezli mu darom chip
> bavlny a papagaje. Kolumbus S
| vratil domov bezo zlata, stub
vsak kralovi Ferdinandovi a kr;
. l'ovne Izabelle, ze privieze tent
" drahy kov 2 druhej cesty doll
. die, v ktorej, podra jeho nahl''
y du, najde tiez pramen roznyc
= liekov, bavlny, zivice mastix, k,
IL seliny alebo al rebarbory. Nj
II stix, zltkava, takmer bez fairly
lentisiek, privazala sa vaesino
- ostrova Chios, ktory uz dive t
II sicrocia dodava celemu svetu va
" Sinu tejto zivice, a to napriek H
lumbusovej predpovedi.
y Pozatym tresky sassafra
Prvych anglickych franc1I
skych namornikov vabila ku p
breziu Severnej Ameriky zvacss
rybaeka, najmana tresky. Pryy
4 pozemnym produktom, vyvaz
A. nym do Anglicka, bola snad' r
" stlina celade vavrinovitych :
e. sassafras. Kapitan Martin Prin
al ktory prisiel do Noveho Angl
w. cka sedemnast' rokov pred pris
4 MIN ptitnikov, odviezol do Angl
IL cka sassafras ma dvoch Zodiac
,e Vel'ke anglicke dovozne spolo
nosti k1pily tento naklad a dav
- Ii varit' 70 sassafrasu cal pre- n
q mornikov v presvedeeni, re te,
81 to vyvarok udrziava muzstvo
81 dobrom zdravf.
sI Ked' kapitan Newport OdluG
The Washington times., 1930-01-25
SlAN SON
e. a auAn-
: D. (Dpl-E
Believe it or not, more silk
hats are being worn noW-d-
days than eUer before. This is

t h e studied
o pi n 10 n of
Sc N A TO r
r 0 VAL S.
COP Ella ND,
Sar tor ia | ly
re SpI en- d ent
SolOn OF NeW
York.
The SEN
ator, d all q
diSporter of
the Sennte'S
only bouton-
n / ere, ar
riUed at the
conclusion as
L. LII nAMnnA
The Washington times., 1930-01-25
PAY BOOST FOR
D. c. WORKERS

Increases in pay for 5000 per
diem employees Of the District
Government were ordered yeSter-
day by the District Commission.
erS. to become effective April i,
next.
The increase was ordered in
compliance with recommendations
recently submitted by a wage
board headed by Capt. H c.
Whitehurst. chief city engineer.
and will bring the wages of per
diem District employees to a
parity with the per diem EN-.
ployes of the Federal Govern
ment.
The increases will be applicable
to every class of per diem en-
ploye except charwomen. Pres
ent wages Of per diem employees
range from a minimum of S3.4l
to $3.50 per day to maximum
Of about $3.50 in skilled ira les.
The new wage scales are chiefly
applicable to employees of the en-
gineering department, highway
and street employees and those en-
gagged in refuse disposal A num-
ber of skilled laborers are also in.
cluded in the per diem wage claSsi.
fication.
The Washington times., 1930-01-25
COST
FIXED IN BILL

Three dollars and a half a front
foot will be the maximum special
assessment for the laying of new
pavement, if the terms of a Pro
posed amendment to the Borland
Law are carried out by Congress.
The District Commissioners are
preparing a bill now for introduc-
ton that will protect property
owners from having to pay the
additional cost of thick pavements
for heavy traffic. The $50
figure is based on a lot depth of
100 feet. If the lot is less than
100 feet deep, or is irregular in
shape, the assessment will be 312
cents square foot, but shall not
exceed the maximum.
The idea originated with Chief
Engineer Herbert C. Whitehurst,
who believes that no property
owner should be forced to pay
more than his share Of the cost
of laying an ordinary street pave
ment. When heavier and wider
paVements are found necessary,
Captain WhitehurSt believes the
additional cost should be borne
by the city.
The Washington times., 1930-01-25
CAR MERCER IS
ADVOCATED

Merging of the Capital Traction
and the Washington Railway and
Electric street car companies,
1ree Transfers on the street cars
and buses and a Scent fare for
school children, was favored in a
resolution adopted by the Fedora
ton Of Civic Associations in the
board room at the District Build
ing last night.
Charles M. Thomas, chairman
of the economic committee in his
report on the economic situation
Of the negro in this city, said
that high rents and inadequate
wages is the cause of the econ
onic baCkwardneSs of the race
here.
Chairman of committees for
the new year were announced by
Or, George E. Richardson, presi-
dent of the association. They
are: Miss Corine Martin, recea-
tion: w. H. Lewis, jr., education; !;
S. D. Matthews, legislature; C.M.
Thomas, economies; DR.. C. H.
Marshall, public health; Allen
jackson, public safety; N. B.
Henderson, civil service: j. C.
Payne, public utility; Winston
Murray, credentials; George r.
8eaSon, publicity and j. B. Atkin-
son, collation..
The Washington times., 1930-01-25
CairUoyant Vanishes
Victim Asks Arrest

For only $25 Mrs. Elizabeth
Webb was to get her luck changed
and the climate fixed-for only
$25. 1t would be cheap at double
the price.
Her luck hasn't changed a bit
and Mrs. Elizabeth Webb is now
minus $24e she told Assistant Dis
trict Attorney John r. Fitzpatrick
in Police Court. On this account
she wants a warrant for the ar
rest of a mysterious woman clair
voyant who used to operate in
the 1900. block of Pennsylvania
Ave. ...
Her name? How silly. If she
knew her name she wouldn't
have asked Fitzpatrick for the
warrant. she Indignantly informed
him. When she went for the
last reading. to pay her the
twenty-fifth dollar, she expected
that the cure would happen all
of a sudden. But instead she
The Washington times., 1930-01-25
Drama Guild Contest
To Be Held Tonight

The third of five preliminary
programs of elimination. in the
Drama Guilds one-act play. tour
nament. will be staged tonight
with the presentation of four
plays in the Columbia Heights
Community Center, Eleventh and
Harvard Streets Northwest.
The Playmakers of Thomson
Community Center will present
The Cranberry Triangle" fol
lowed by the Columbia Players,
winners Of last years tournament
in when the Ship Goes Down. +"
Third on the program will be the
Stellar Dramatic Players in
Their Anniversary" The last
play, His Model Wife" will be
presented by the Circlers, of Ver.
mont Avenue Christian Church.
The Washington times., 1930-01-25
Man Dies as Police Raid Home on Rum Search Warrant
CALLED
BEFORE RUN
IS SEIZED

Death entered a home in the
1900 block Eleventh st. N. W.
along with a police liquor squad
yesterday.
The raiders, acting on the tip
Of an undercover man, were ad.
mitted to the home of Thomas
Gaines, colored, SO, and instead
of searching the house for liquor,
for which they had a warrant,
they turned their attention to
aiding the striken family. DR..
Charles B. Fisher, 1900 block T
st. N. W., was summoned ard
pronounced Gaines dead from
natural causes.
Two and a half gallons Of
liquor, police said, were found in
the house. They made no arrests.
Mary A Collins and Patrick
Carry were taken into custody
yesterday in the HOO block Sixth
st. N. W., when a half gallon of
alleged liquor was found in their
possession. Dorothy Harris, col
ored, was charged with sale and
possession of liquor when the
same squad seized a quart of
alleged liquor in the 700 block
Third ST. N. w.
Other arrests in day full OF
raids included Peter S. Ashton,
colored, II, the 1900 block, T st.
N. W., charged with sale and
possession; Warren Mizer, 90, and
Carrie Mizer, "a, of 1400 block
Ninth st. N. W., possession Of
liquor; and William H. Thomas,
colored, 80, the 1900 block V st.
N. W., sale and possession.
Charges of sale and possession
were lodged against John w.
Hunter, colored 43, and Mary
Robinson, colored, 26, after they
were taken into custody in the
300 block Fourth st. N. w. They
were released on $4,000 bond.
Frank Isaac. colored, 25, Of De-
fries st. N. W., was charged with
sale and possession.
The Washington times., 1930-01-25
CAPITAL To GET
BRIEF RESPITE
FROM COLD

A brief respite from cold
weather was forecast by the
Weather Bureau today. But it
won't last long.
The sun cleared the skies this
morning. and they will continue
clear tomorrow with the tempera-
ture as high as the freezing point
during the day and dropping
somewhat at night. 1t probably
won't go below % at any time
during the weekend.
But Monday night or Tuesday
will bring a change, according to
the weekly forecast. Wednesday
morning probably will be as cold
as the first part of this week.
The same conditions prevail
all along the eastern Seaboard,
with temperatures varying from
around zero in Vermont to above
freezing in the South.
In the middleweSt and west the
AASAS SuAJ lido 4ioCI1 41Uku GilC low
marks of the last few days, ex-
cept in Minnesota and the Da-
kotas. The ColdeSt place in the
United States is Duluth, Mimi,
where it's 20 degrees below zero.
Skating will continue today
and tomorrow on the Lincoln
Memorial reflecting pool until II
p. m. Yesterday the bumpy spots
which had been roped off by
authorities had disappeared and
the skaters glided about in
swarms until the closing hour.
The Washington times., 1930-01-25
CAPPER TO PUSH $23, ,OOO, 900 PARK LOAN
BILL WILL COME
UP SOON ALSO
IN HOUSE

Senators interested in District
affairs are preparing to push
7igorously the Cramton-C -Capper
Park purchase bill.
The measure, which is expected
70 come to a vote in the House
soon, would provide $23, 1000, 900
Cor the purchase of park and play
yround sites in the District and
III nearby Maryland and Virginia.
;enator Arthur Capper of Kansas,
Tho introduced the measure in the
senate, has had the bill referred
70 the Senate District Committee
If which he is chairman.
Capper to Push Bill
Senator Capper said today that
1t is his intention to bring the
bill before the committe at its
next meeting, probably next week,
crowded the merger resolution
does not make impossible conSide-
yation of other measures.
While the bill has strong sup
nort, considerable opposition also
has been expressed. Sixteen mil
lion of the total appropriated
would go for the acquisition Of
aark sites within the District.
The other $7,000,000 would go to
The purchase of land in Maryland
and Virginia to provide for the
George Washington Memorial
parkway on beth sides of the Po-
tomac River between Mount Yer
non and Great Falls.
The money to be spent in the
District would be advanced i'm
lnediately from the Federal Treas
ury in the form of a loan to the
District. This would be payable
at the rate of $1,000,0O0 a yea1
from District funds. It would
bear no interest.
Fear For Precedent
It is the fact that the District
would be paying the entire $16,
100000 without Federal aid, ex.
Cept for the interest, which has
aroused what opposition has been
expressed to the bill. Many be-
lieve this would set a dangerous
precedent, and would rather sac
rifice the immediate acquisition
Of park sites than endanger the
fiscal relations between the local
and national governments.
The Washington times., 1930-01-25
Burned by Antiseptic,
Woman Asks for $4,000

Anna Lewis, nurse of 1928
Ogden st. N. W., has filed suit
for $4,000 damages against the
Peoples Drug Stores. alleging that
she was severely burned by a
caustic preparation improperly
labelled by one of the employees
Of the defendant.