davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-13
Clo3o, r. J. Rs1nolds Tobacco
Company, Winston.Sslem, N. c.

rejnermi, lebo Slovania boil prvi
bieli ludia, ktori sa usadili V Sta
te Ohio a to moravsk1 Slovaci, z
ktorych al on pochadza. Jeho O.
tee a matka sil moravski Slovaci,
l1tori prisli pred so rokami do
Clevelandu. Boil al mnohi I'M rec
n1ci, ktor1 V anglickej reel hovo-
rili peknt veci slavianskom pie
meni.
Opakujem este raz, robme spo-
locne drzme spolocne. Ked' Z
inEch narodCv Pudia hovoria, ze
SINE narod vzdelan[, vyuzime to
pre- seba, to nam vypadne na do
bre, tax sa nam iste dostane po-
vsimnutia.
Teraz sa nam Ease naskytuje je
prilezitost sljst' spolocne na IA.
jilna, uz V tiIto sobotu. KatOlicka
Jednota rozhodla sa urobit pix
mix pre- Mladenecke Oddelenie,
medzi South Maine ul. a High
land. Prid me vsetci, vyuzime to-
hoto leta taketo zabavy vsetci
spolocne. Takto dokazeme. re
SINE vsetcia "a jedneho a jeden "a
vsetkych a zdar mas neminie. =.
S pozdravom ma vsetkych cita-
tel'ov tychto novin,
Jozef P. Seko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-13
PODAKOVANIE "a SBIERKU

Pan Jan Antal z Rhoda Ave.
obdrzal list cd p. Ondreja Kus
ner 2 Buenos Aires, Argentiny, '
ktorom vrelymi slovami d d'akujc
"a sbierku, ktora bola zavedena
prospech jeho rodinky Roz
nave PIP. Antalom A. Benedi
kom V Youngstown a p. Jur. Fe,
rencOm V Lorain, Ohio. Sbierka '
Lorain vyniesla $1,000 a V
Youngstown 1890.
Pan KuSner V liste p. Antalovi
pise o vel'kom svojom silzeni a
biede. V Argentine MET roboty a
preto nem0ze podporovat' svoju
rodinku donna, al sam zije chu.
dobne ruky do ust. Ked' dosta
ne robotu, ta netrva dlho a &C
zarobl. to zaS musl minnt na je.
do. Takyto osud stiha mnohycl
krajanov po Argentine a inycI
juhoamerickIch republikach. Via
cerym posln peniaze Z kraja, aby
sa vratili domov. no p. kusnerov
nema kto poslat'. A ami by memo.
hol sa vratit' ku svojim det'om $
holymi rukami, lebo by mu cd
zial II srdce puklo.
Takr je, hl'a. osud sloven.
>kych vyst 'ahovalcov. Darcovia
dali dobri priklad nasledovania
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-13

poludni. Pricina je ta, re chcn vi
diet hru Lansingvillcanov Hill
crestcanmi. Toto je hra Haselton-
canov. Spravca Wansuch planu.
je dat do hry celti jeho druhu ca
tu. Seman bude hadzat' "a Hasel-
toncanov a Stewey alebo Kray-
max "a Mad 'arov.
Strutherscania 8 Horvatmi.
Strutherscania bud1 hrat'
Horvatmi ma Shady Run. Stru-
therscania hrajd vyborne lobdu.
akn divaci radi maj1. Ak sa bu-
dd i nad'alej tax drzat', narobia
hodne trublu inym catam v dru-
hej polovici sezony. Maju Shoaf-a
a Coates-a "a picerov a jeden 2
Mich zacne hru Horvatmi. Sto-
>kovsky, Kratofil a Edwards sn
picermi Horvatoy.
Steeltoncania l1aju so St. ste-
phens.
Steeltoncania budd hrat' so St.
Stephens catou ma Borts hrisku.
Steeltoncania prehrali tri hry tel
to sezony a nechcu Wac prehrat'
ami jednu. Zajtra poSl1 Gondola
hadzat' Bennisa chytat'. Kor-
hut Chufo sii bateriou St. Ste
phens. Steeltoncania majl Kills
keyho a Nehillu "a picerov, ale
sa nedel'u neobjavili. Ak sa
Kliskey nedostavf tejto nedeli, bu-
de vyhlaseny "a .nepotrebneho v
druhej polovici sezony.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-13

hadzal po prvy raz Slovenskej
Baseball Lige, dovolil len styri
6dery. Hillcresteania pouzili IA
hracov.
Hry ma budlcu nedel'u.
Ked' Lansingvillcania pridu ma
nedel'u do Nampbell, ocakava sa,
ze pride najvacsi zastup l'udu to-
no roku sa ma hru. podivat'. Ian
singvillcania s1 prvi v Llge, S pia-
timi vyhrami ziadnymi poraz-
kami, kdezto Hillcrestcania pre-
hrali len jednu hru a vyhrali Sty-
ri. Ak Hillcrestcania zbitujn Ian
singvillcanov v nedel'u, tri caty
bud1 stat ma prvom mieste.
Haseltoncania a Hillcrestcania
stoja teraz ma druhom mieste.
Lansingvillcania maj1 hodne zlep
Semi catu cd zapocatia sezony,
lebo Sammy Gegus, Ray DePaul
a Mcdonald vedia zabit' lobdu
casio a d'aleko. Olenikovo hadza-
ME zapricinuje hodne spomienok
divakov a ak bude sa tax drzat'
ako doteraz, Lansingvillcania sa
pahko dostanii k campionstvu.
Hillcrestcania, prave ako Lam
singvillcania, odkedy ztratili je-
dnu hru, sa hodne polepsili. Mi
chal Dzurica, prvy bejsmen a Joe
Check, dvaja novi hraci Hillcrest
eerov a re ktory 2 Mich zacne, je
cne. Hillcresteania maji pat pi-
eerov ac ze ktory z Mich zacne, je
nezname. Hamrak, Check Repa-
sky s1 spominani. Potom je tam
Joe Brayer Juraj Gajdos, ktori
by chceli mat til prilezitost'. O.
lenik Ease bude hadzat' "a Ian.
singvillcanov.
Haseltoncania ma strutherskom
hrisku.
Haseltonskf Slovaci bud1 hrat'
8 Mad'armi Y Struthers 2. po.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-13
SLOVENSKA BASEBALL
LIGA,
(DokonGenie ]. stranv.)
Lansingville IL, Horvati 2.

Chyrna lansingvillska cata, po
rovnakom hrani "a pat iningov
Horvatmi, sa odrazu pustila do
roboty a PRIV nez ju Horvati Ia
stavili, mala osem obehov. Shu-
ster a Brown udreli home runs.
Olenik, mlady lansingvillsky pi-
Ger, robi 81 vel'ke memo. Vyhral
uz pat hier. Jeho hadzanie ne
del'u bolo primoc pre- Horvatov
Dol ma ceste k druhemu vytvo-
reniu, ale popustil deviation l.
ningu a Horvati horko-t 'azko sk6-
rovali diva obehy.
Dolu " Struthers Haseltonski
Slovaci a cata st. Stephens hrali
ma strutherskom hrisku. Cata St.
Stephens viedla predok 2 ku 0 az
do siesteho iningu, ked' Piccara,
tret 'obejsmen Haseltoncanov u
drel home run Siestom cd to-
no casu Wansacova cata drzala sa
pri zivote sk6rovala prave dost
aby bola jednym dvoma sk6rami
pred st. Stephens. V deviation j.
ningu Saints mali najlepsiu pri-
Eezitost' sk6rovat' a sk6rovali
raz. Lefty Byak, znamy udierac,
ktory hadzal, hadzal ako vel'ko-
ligos a dvoma hracmi St. Step
hens ma bazach, vyhadzal sa bez
skody. . =, -
Hillcrests 16, Mad'ari 2.
Hillcrestcania zapoeali hru s
hracmi, ktori nehrali mnoho tel
to sezony a dali Mad'arom po.
riadnu bitku. Juraj Gajdos, brat
Michala Gajdosa, dobre znamehc
chytaca Hillcrestcanov pred styr
mi rokmi, boil poslany do pal'by
a hadzanie, axe preukazal, dave
| tusit'. ze bude z neho vybornj
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-13
PAM WAL.KovA ZoMRELA

PAM Katarina Walkova z r. d.
No. 2, Hubbard, O. zomrela sire
du min. tyzdna vo veku 81 rokov.
Pohrab jej Dol v sobotu rano z
chramu Sv. Jana Krstitel'a. Po-
hrabne obrady vykonal Rev. Jan
Hamrak. Ulozena bola ma vecny
odpoeinok Y osadnom cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-13
Chudak Trupikov.
Napisal: M. Zoscerko.
(V sovjetskej Skole.)

Naplsal: M. Zoscerxo.
UGitel' Ivan Semenoric Trupi-
kov narovna 81 svoj kratky ka-
bat. odkasl al 81 tichucko vo-
siel do triedy.
- Wy ste zas zameskali? -
pytal sa prfsne ziak, majnci do
Zor.
Trupikov Dol pomykove, L.
ctive pozdravil triedu a riekol:
Viete.. elektricka... nedo-
stal som sa do elektrieky...
- To su iba vyhovorky! - u
smial sa ten isty ziak.
UciteP 81 sadol skromne ma
kraj stolicky prizm1ril oGi. V
jeho dusi ozivly podivne spomien-
ky: on, uciter dejepisu, vstt1pi do
triedy a ziaci uctive vstanll. On
potom, Ivan SemenoviG Trupikov,
krata pevnymi, tvrdymi krokmi
ku katedre, otvori triednu knihu
a. ach, V triede zavladne ne
obycajne ticho! A Trupikov po-
zrel sa vel mi prlsne do triednej
knihy a zavolal:
- Semenov MikulaS!
V tom ucitel sa Strhnul, otvO-
ril oci ticho riekol:
- Semenov...
- Co je? - pItal sa ziak, pra-
We prezeraj1c album poStovnIch
znamok.
- Ale mic, prosim - riekol IL
citeP. - To len tax. NevSimajtc
81 toho.
- Ako to-
- Ale mic, prosim... Chcel som
sa len presvedcit', ci jc mladl sii-
druh Semenov tuna.
- Tu! - odvetil Semenov, ski
majlc proti svetlu nejaku znam-
ku.
Ucitel' prechadzal sa po triede.
Odpust tie, mladl s1druho-
via, - tax vravel. - ma dnes ma
Ii ste nlohu... to jest. chcel som
povedat', ze vam Dol dany navrh,
ably ste 81 precitali reformy by
valeho Alexandra |. Aida nam
teda niekto povie daco refor-
mach byvaleho Alexandra H..
Verte mi, mladi sddruhovia, ze O
caroch hovorim pohrdan1m.
Trieds sa rOzosmiala.
- To len tax, - zakoktal uci-
tep. - Som tax rozculeny, mladi
sudruhovia. Nevysvetl 'ujte 81 mo-
je slova zlom MAX nenalie-
ham ma vas. Co viacei. test ma,
re nechcete hovorit'.. .. Som rozGu-
leny, sudruhovia...
- Ale bud uz raz ticho! -
zvolal niekto pohorsene. - Kra-
ka ami straka ma kole.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-13
81. KOVALCiKOVA
w PRISLA 20 SKOLY

81. Etelka Kovalcik, oblnbona
dcera p. Adama kovalcika a Jeho
manzelky Z Crescent ST.. vratila
sa tohto tyzdna Franklin, Mass,
kde Studovala ma Dean Academy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-13

- Ked' ma vecer nemate co ro-
bit, citajte "Vecerne Citanie'!
Cena knizky makkej vazbe ST,
v tvrdej $1.25. Dostat redakcii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-13

ODO sty vyberany snkom zemnenyh urecch donna
ch tabakov vybrane pre- Camel cigarette kazd krok ch W.
rabanf smere ednemu cieruzrot cigare ktor faJct
e poztok
faeni Camel cigarette e pozitok len peo 81 rady
fajcen prnu vyrabaa Camel garet neudavau zao-
nu prnu preco mau byt fane Camel s miesanna neob
cae mnosti dobroty neobycane ZafaJcte Camel
N B c. iet WIZ poonSen Sa""
Pezrtes s vas mietn raj
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-13

picer 'budiicnosti. Gajdos, ktory
hadzal po prvy raz Slovenskej
Baseball Lige, dovolil len styri
6dery. Hillcresteania pouzili IA
hracOv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-16

viously had declared limited to the
Ewald case by the Governors instruc-
tons.
Illustrating his statement that the
grand jury may investigate matters re-
lated to the Ewald case, Justice Nc
Cook said If they should find evidence
that there existed a system, course of
conduct or understanding by force Of
which George 2. Ewald was induced
or persuaded, in order to OBTAIN tIIs
office he sought, to contribute money or
other consideration to a political party,
party leader or public official you might
in that event feel it your duty, and, If
so, would have the right to explore that
road further"
He cautioned the jury against max
ing presentmentS If no evidence that a
crime had been committed was adduced.
Those under investigation are to be in
dicted or exonerated, he said.
Ewald Martin j. Healy, Tammany
district leader TO whom Eweld's wife
sent $4,000 about the time of her
husbands appointment; Thomas T
Tommaney, who carried the money from
Mrs. Ewald to Healy, and Mrs. Ewald
will be asked to sign waivers of i'm
munity before testifying. They have
insisted the $4,000 was a loan.
Sheriff Thomas F. Farley of New
York County has been invited" to ap-
pear before the special grand jury. The
sheriff, Assistant Attorney General Pen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-16
MEYER WILL GUIDE
BANKING FORWARD
Restoration Is Considered as
But Small Part of Work
Before Him.
BY MARX SULLIVAN.

The induction today of Eugene Meyer
ns governor of the Federal Reserve
Board can be considered an event of
prime Importance having to do with
the recovery of the United States from
business depression. In so describing 1t
there may be unfairness to Mr.. Meyer
in the sense that this kind Of state
ment, If overemphasized, runs risk OF
giving rise to excessive expectations.
1t is unfair in another sense.
Adjusting the operations of the Fed
eral Reserve system to the emergency
of bringing about business restoration
will be but a fraction of Mr.. Meyers
function. His term of Office is for 10
wears. During that 10 years America
will embark upon another era, of which
the initial phase will be restored sta
bility. and the more permanent phase
will be expansion. The direction OF the
country's banking system so as best to
facilitate and safeguard this next era
Of forward surge probably is the most
important of Mr.. Meyers functions.
Triumph for Hoover.
The appointment of MIR. Meyer is the
fruit of the most serious pains taken
to get exactly the right man with ex-
actiy the right equipment and expert
ence. The getting of Mr.. Meyer into the
post is an accomplished triumph Tor
President Hoover.
In describing Mr.. Meyers taxing OF
fee. there is no recourse except super
latives. Such statements as are here
made reflect the deliberate Judgment OF
mon most capable of estimating Mr.
Movers qualities, after watching MIN
at close range during about IL years
he has spent in the Government serv-
ice and Is preceding years IN MS prl-
Vate business. -,
ments thus There is not in the country
q man better equipped to stand in the
rosition which constitutes bridge be-
tween the country's banking and cur
rency system and, on the other mana,
the country's structure of active bust
ness. The word bridge" Is misleading,
because q bridge is a fixed object ana
fine function Mr.. Meyer will f1ll calls
for fiexibility, initiative and constant
daily adjustment to changing conul-
tions. Adjustment to changing con-
ditions" is again a misleading phrase
because 1t implies a man who acts aIter
events have arisen, whereas the ideal
covernor OF the Federal Reserve Board,
which Mr.. Meyer is, recognizes and
takes account Of conditions in the bust
ness and banking world before they
arise.
Went Behind Scenes.
To suggest Mr.. Meyers ability and
personality in terms Of abstracting
seems wordy and indefinite. One can
introduce concreteneSs by reciting two
aspects Of Mr.. Meyers career which
are told by his former associates IN
the banking world
When MIR, Meyer set up his banking
business nearly 80 years ago 1t was the
universal custom of the great banks and
private bankers to rely on the figures
about freight cars actually loaded as
their index to the future volume OF the
country's business. Mr.. Meyer was the
first banker, business man or railroad
man to go one step back Of freight car
loadings and assemble figures about
business activity which would inform
him several months in advance what
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-16

lieved the cause of death. Mr., Geideon
was up and around his place about 8
o'clock this morning He was apund
dead by Wilmer Brady, who lives on
the adjoining farm, some time later.
Mr.. Geideon had lived i'm this section
for the past IS years He formerly was
in the Army and at one time was sta
toned at Walter Reed Hospital, Wash
ington. He served in the Spanish
American War.
r. E. Brown, local merchant, notified
Sheriff Charles S Early, who asked DR.
James /. Boyd to investigate. Sheriff
Early said there will be no inquest.
Guatemala has exported more than
100. 900 900 pounds of coffee this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-16
ST0WAWAY EQUIPPED
Had Change of Clothing, Stove and
Fuel for Hot Meals.

LIVERPOOL, England, September
16 CN.ANA).-A foresight of what the
stowaway of the future will be like was
furnished yesterday in a police court
in Liverpool, England, when Henry Ed
win Bradshaw, 80, appeared to plead
guilty to slowing away on the White
Star liner Doric on its voyage from
Montreal to Liverpool.
Bradshaw was found tucked neatly
into a lifeboat with food SUFFICIENT for
a week, blankets and even stove and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-16
7. A. Ellis Dies.

MARTINSBURG, w. Va. September
Is Especially Turner Ashby Ellis, 81.
building contractor, well known in this
section, died suddenly at his home mere
yesterday as he went to couch 10
rest. He had been in i'll health. He
was a native of the county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-16

$l.3s Fairs, for Gray Hair, $l.24
zoe Fleets Phospho Soda. .4Se
zoe Forhans Tooth Paste. Sac
$I.IO Father Johns Medicine,
zee
6Oe Formamint Tablets. -. .49c
35e Freexone Corn Remover,
24e
soc FrostilIa Skin Lotion. Sac
Use Formalid, l6 Oz....... 67e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-16

new said today. will be asked to tell
what he knows as an experienced Tam
MANY leader about the manner Of Sc
lecting candidates for judicial appoint
mentS, Mayor Walker and George Oh
vany. former Tammany chief, also have
been invited to appear, but not sub
poenaed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-16
SCOPE OF EWALD
PROBE IS W|DENED
Special Grand Jury May Seek
Data on Office Buying,
Judge Says.
Rv the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, September 16.-An ex-
traordinary grand jury ordered by Gov.
Roosevelt to investigate charges that
former Magistrate George F. Ewald pur-
chased his judicial post was instructed
yesterday by Supreme Court Justice Nc
Cook that it may also examine evidence,
if any is discovered, that would show
existence of system" of buying judge
ships.
Justices charge to the newly formed
jury. which Attorney General Ward pre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-16

fuel to provide hot meals. He had a
change of clothing with him.
The sea-tramp &c luxe was sent to
iail for two weeks.
ICopyright. 1890, by North American News
paper Alliancel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-16
Dollar. Title Bureau OPENS.

With the utmost secrecy, a matrimo-
NAL agency, whose object is to couple
rich young Americans and blue-blooded
British women of most any age, is re-
Kensington, London, with agencies in
three AmericcSl cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-16

under a Living Trust, conduct your
business in your absence, inability, or
in the event you wish to be relieved
OF this burden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-16

35e LaPaetic Pills. .27c
81 Lavoris AntisePtic. .63c
81 Leas Hair Tonic sac
35e Lifebuoy Shaving Cream,
32e
$1.2S Liquid Fsptonoids. CSC
soc Listerine Antiseptic. (. .43c
81 Lysol Disinfectant. -. .66c
SOC Lyons Tooth Powder .21c
lOe Lux Toilet Soap, 2 for 15e
25e Listerine Tooth Paste. Use
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-16

the freight car loadings we're going
to be.
For years Mr. Meyer, though his
business was younger and smaller than
that of more widely known bankers,
employed the most highly paid Stats
tician in the banking world and had
the most efficient statistical force.
The other story says that the largest
single incident leading to MIR. Meyers
success consisted in his foreseeing the
panic of 1907 some six months before
It occurred. He so modified his own
resources and those of his customers as
to suffer no loss.
All Qualities Yet UndiscIosed.
These stories and this whole frag-
ment of Characterization fail to suggest
adequately the qualities CT wisdom and
dependability which cause Mr.. Meyer to
seem like one of those old Dutch burgo-
masters in a Holbein painting the
quality of benevolence which is willing
to take upon his broad shoulders the
problems of a whole community, and
the sure footed strength which can
carry such a world of trouble like
gravely-smiling Titan. Any one with
appreciation for this sort of thing can
get a thrill from observing Mr.. Meyers
a task; his open-minded search for
every contribution to his plan. his not
only tolerant but eager consideration
for well founded objections, his conf
dence Of judgment after his preparations
have been completed and tested, his
energy in action, his reserves Of re-
sourcefulnesS for emergencies, his gen.
erous care that his associates and
subordinates shall share in his success,
his satisfaction in good accomplished.
The need for such things to be
known about Mr.. Meyer lies in part in
the fact that a few Senators have let
confirmation. When he was enter
ing a previous post, Senator Brookhart
opposed him as "a decoy duck and
trader sent in by the Wall Street
crowd"
Opposition to EvapOrate.
Probably the opposition to Mr. Meyer
will evaporate because 1t is at once a
protection to him and part of his
equipment for his post that he has the
acquaintance and confidence of the men
of substance in practically every State
and in hundreds of smaller commune
ties. 1t is pitiable that any enc should
fail to understand the completeness of
MIR. Meyers separation from Wall
Street or private interest, the SinkleneSS
of his concern for the counrty's buSi-
ness and agricultural base.
One of the genuinely saddening
aspects of contemporary politics in
america is the fact that considerable
number of voters, especially, just at this
time, farmers, are so distressed as to be
susceptible to crediting the utterly I'M
justified and sometimes merely pre-
tended suspicious of some politicians.
One principal reason, of course, is mere
lack of contact and acquaintance. It
would be a rare voter who, If he had
the opportunity of informing himself,
would hesitate to give his faith joyously
and completely to a man of Mr.. Meyers
strength and character and genuine
public spirit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-16
MAN FOUND DEAD IN BED
w. S. Geideon, War Veteran, Once
Stationed at Reed Hospital.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BROWNS STATION, Md, September
16-W. S. Geideon, aged about 20, was
found dead in bed yesterday on his
farm near here. Heart trouble was be-
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-29
'Tondro Permit
Increases Total

Building permits for the current
month reached the grand total of
$50, ,l25 yesterday afternoon when
w. A. Tondro was granted $l4, ,00o
permit for the erection of his new
Valley Auto Supply company plant
on State street, adjoining the I'M
perial Valley Press building. En-
cry Girard is named as general con-
tractor for this new building which
is to be 60 by 100 feet in dimension,
of reinforced concrete. 1t will ex-
tend west from the Press building,
60 feet and 100 feet back to the
alley.
A driveway will be built for the
accommodation of patrons with
plenty of floor space for the display
Of merchandise which will be one
of the largest of its kind in the val
ley. An arcade will be built over
the sidewalk on State street in ac-
cordanee with the design adopted
by existing buildings.
Another permit was granted
Frank Birkhauser for the construc-
tion of a ~ by 20 foot garage at
his residence, $50 Brighton avenue.
This is estimated to cost about
$500.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-29
COLLEGE WCMAN'S
CLUB ENDS SEASON

Members of the College Woman IS
club of Imperial Valley met recent
ly at the Barbara Worth hotel for
a delightful luncheon, followed by
short business session at which
time Officers for the coming year
were installed.
Miss Louise Speiss o f CaleXieo
will act as president during the com
ing club year; Mrs. C. L. Shaw of
Holtville, as vice-pres:Gent; Mrs. +.
j. Smith of Holtville, as recording
secretary; Mrs. r. l.. Dyer of Ca
lexico, as corresponding secretary.
Mrs. Il. M. armstrong of FL Centre,
as membership chairman; Mrs. +. d.
Mccall, Jr., OF Imperial, Mrs. c. A.
jacobson of Brawley, Miss Kathleen
kavanaugh Of Hoitville, Miss Susie
Wynne of FL Ctnor and Miss Eva
/ Jernigan of Calexico, as vice
presidents from the five cities rep
resented in the organization.
This meeting is the concluding one
for the current club year. the ses
sions 60 be resumed next fall after
the opening of the school year.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-29
DINNER PARTY IS
CHARMING AFFAIR

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold E. Burnham
presided at another of the attrac-
tive dinner parties being given by
them this season, last night s affair
being held at their home on South
ElgR;h avenue.
Yellow and orange flowers deco
ra, d the rooms and formed the CEN
tefpIeces for the small tables at
which dinner was served. covers
being laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Roy T..
Breedlove, Mr.. and -,rs. Carleton
Joy, Or. and Mrs. Sem Bacon, Mr.
aad 3'ts. warren CuEEIer, Ag. ana
Mrs. c. ". Remeie, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. j. Strickland, DR.. and Mrs. For
rest KUtZ. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard 2.
Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. Don c. Bitter,
Mrs. r. B. Kepley, John Kepley and
the hosts.
The remainder of the evening was
occupied with dancing, cards and
a delightful treasure hunt, prizes for
the latter being won by Mrs. Roy L.
Breedlove and Howard P. Meyer.