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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-20
8 ARAB RIOTERS DIE
FOR JEWISH MURDERS
Moslems Call General Strike in
Protest After Extensive Appeals
for Reprieve Fail.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
JERUSALEM, June 20.-Three Arabs,
convicted Of murders committed during
the rioting of last August, Tuesday paid
the supreme penalty for their participa-
ton in the disturbances of that time,
The three were executed before noon
at Acre Jail. All endeavors of the Arab
executive, supported by the heads of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-20

An average Of 10 persons a day were
killed in street accidents In England
and Wales last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-20

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-20
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-18

Egyhangulag megszavaznak SO
dollart a helyi Reuben Mcmillan
Free Library-nek magyar konyv-
taruk kib5vitesere. Az eln0k ha-
rom tagu bizottsagot nevez XII,
hogy a konyvtari tisztviselokkel
tanacskozzanak es ha azok ugy
kivanjak, segedkezzenek a k0ny-
vek kivalasztasaban. A bizottsag
tagjai: 0zv. Mihok Sandorne, Mt.
Laky Zsigmond es Nemenyi Mix
los. A konyvtar Nagybizottsag
altal megajanlott osszeget meg
duplazza. Igy konyvtarban ha-
marosan 100 dollar ertekii vi ma
gyar k0nyv lesz.
Egyhangulag megszavaznak 200
dollar segelyt sziik0lkod6 magyar
csaladok reszere. Negy tagu bi-
zottsagot valasztanak a segely XII
osztasara. A bizottsag tagjai:
ozv. Mihok Sandorne, Nemenyi
Miklos, Gagyi Janos es Habodasz
Gustav. Utasitjak bizottsagot,
hogy segelyezettek neveit szi-
goruan titokban tartsak.
A pittsburgh Cathedral Of
Learning magyar termere s sza-
vazattal 6 ellen $50-t adoma-
nyoznak. Az elleninditvany SPOT
kivant adni
A Pro Hungaria kerelmere egy
hangulag elvallaljak Pro Hun
garia segely akciojanak ellen6r
zeset, illetve feliilvizsgalatat.
Az eln0k a gyiilest bezarja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-18
SULYOS FEGYHAZRA
ITELT BETOR0K

Budapestrol jelentik: = "A Jo-
zsef-k0ruton t0rtent trafik rablas
tetteseit Heng Mihalyt es Thiel
Janost vonta felel6ssegre a bin
teto torvenyszek. A vadlottak
mindketten rovottmultu embe-
rex, aki nemregen bortonbol
t0rtent kiszabadulasuk utan ell
hataroztak, hogy valamelyik ira
fikot fogjak kirabolni. Egy jo-
zsefk0ruti trafikot szemeltek Xxi,
ahol 0zv. Bokor Lajosne egyediil
szolgalta XII vevoket. Napokon
keresztul figyeltek a trafik cara
sat egy este, amikor az oregasz-
SONY eppen lehuzta a redonyt,
egyikiik odasietett- es bocsanat-
keresek k0z0tt cigarettat akart
vasarolni. Az asszony elozeke-
nyen uJb0l felhuzta a redonyt, Gle
mikor a trafikba lepett, Heng es
tarsa beliilrol ujbol lehuztak a
redonyt, maid nekiestek az Greg
asszonynak, agyba -fobe vertek s
revolverrel megfelemlitve, nagy-
mennyisegii dohanyarut es penzt
raboltak ell es azutan megszoktek.
A rablas elkovetese utan meg
ket fiiszeruzletbe tortek be, az
utobbiban az Uzlet tulajdonosa
elfogta az egyik bet0rot es atadta
a rend0rnek. Tarsat is csakhamar
elfogtak es ez alkalommaf beis-
mertek, hogy a jozsefkoruti ira
fikrablast is ok k0vettek ell.
A t0rvenyszek Heng Mihalyt
hat evi, Thiel Janost pedig OF evi
fegyhazra itelte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-18
SIEssttNK Az ARvAHAZNAK
A sEGITSdECERE!

|
AZ amerikai magyarsagnak ed
dig ez az egyetlen alkotasa!
| Az Amerikai Magyar Refor-
matus Arvahaz es Aggmenhaz
Ez az intezet, amelynek most
is szaznal t0bb lak6ja van, ket-
segteleniil nyomott viszonyok ko-
vetkezteben, nagy sziiksegben
van s ha mem jon meg szeretet
iinnepe alkalmabol az a segitseg,
amelyre vezet6seg szamit, vi ev
utan kenytelen lesz miikodesi ko-
ret osszebb huzni S egyidore uj
gyermekeknek es aggoknak fel-
vetelet mem eszkozolhetne!
EFT mem akarhatja senki, akl a
legkisebb figyelemmel kiseri AIT
a sok es kialt6 sziikseget, amely-
ben mi agg testvereink es ar
van maradt gyermekeink elnek.
Hogy minden kotelessegiink-
mex meg tudjunk felelni ebben a
h6napban otezer dollar bevetelre
van sziiksegiink.
A dolgoz6 es Istentol megal-
dott magyar testverek ezt az osz-
szeget a mostani nyomaszto viszo-
nyok k0zott is konnyen osszead-
hatnak, ha valoban ARA t0reked-
nenek, hogy boldog karacsony le-
gyen minden otthonban
Jatekra, cukorra nincsen silk
segiink!
Penzre van @sziiksegiink, inert
penzert meg lehet venni mindazt,
amire epen sziiksegiink van =
Olyan dolgot, amire nincsen szuk-
segink, soha mem vasarolunk,
amt kell, az egyszeriien kell!
Szeretettel es bizalommal ke-
rem azert dolgozo, Istentol anya-
gi javakkal is megaldott festive
reimet, hogy segitsenek Ne le-
gyen keresem pusztaba kial-
to $40!
A szeretet iinnepen csak az
lesz igazan boldog, akinek szi-
vet beragyogja az aldozatos jote-
konysagnak a napja
Minden adomany ere a cimre
kiildend0: ORPHANS HOME,
Drawer P. Ligonier, Pa.
Szolgalatra keszen
Kalassay Sandor, arvaatya.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-18
A NAGYBIZOTTSAG A
SZEGENYEK NYoMORANAK
ENYHITEsEERT
(Folyt. az 1-s6 oldalrol).

ii, hogy Verhovay 10S egy mo-
dositast kivan.
A SIT. Istvan Egylet javasla-
tara a 6. par. utols6 bekezdese
egyhangulag a kovetkez6kepen
modosittatik:
A Nagybizottsag tobbsege altal
hozott hatarozatok minden tovab-
bi nelkiil kotelezok a Nagybizott-
sagbans kepviselt egyhazakra es
egyletekre. Harom testiilet kepvi-
seloinek kerelmere azonban ha-
tarozat vegrehajtasa felfiggesz-
tendo S a Nagybizottsag kebelebe
tartozo testUletek gyiilesei ele ter
jesztendo jegyzokonyvi jovaha-
gyas vegett.'
A SIT. Gyorgy Szovetseg java
sofia, hogy a partolo tagoknak
szavazati joguk is legyen.
A SIT. Istvan Egylet javasolja,
hogy particle tagok egyaltalan ne
legyenek.
A gyiles 3 szavazattal IL ellen
elfogadja az utobbi javaslatot,
tehat s. par masodik bekezdese
tor0ltetik.
A Ref. Egyhaz, Ref. Egyesulet,
Lorantffy Egylet, Bridgeport
Sz0vetseg es SIT. I;;tvan cgylet
javaslatara s. par. harmadik be-
kezdese egyhangulag a kovetke-
z6kepen modosittatik:
"a Nagybizottsagnak hivatalbol
tagja a helybeli magyar sajt6 egy
szerkesztesert felel0s tagja es a
videki sajto hivatalos megbizott-
jai, akik sz6lasi es tanacskozasi
joggal birnak, de mem szavazhat-
max.
A 8. par. Ref. Egyesiilet ja-
vaslatara egyhangulag a kovet-
kezokepen m6dosittatik:
"A Nagybizottsag gyiileseit a
sziikseghez kepest, de negyed-
evenkent legalabb egyszer az Ell
n0k osszehivasara tartja. Evi
gyiileset mindenkor januar utol-
SO vasarnapjan tartja."
A Ref. Egyhaz, Bridgeport
Sz0vetseg, SIT. Istvan Egylet,
Ref. Egyesulet 6s Lorantffy Egy-
let javaslatara a II. par.sc) pont-
janak masodik bekezdese 3 szava-
zattal 10 ellen t0roltetik.
Lovas Lajos javaslatara az l.
par. egyhangulag kovetkezoke-
pen m6dosittatik:
"A testulet neve.: A Youngs-
town. es Videki Magyar Egyha
Yak es Egyletek Nagybizottsaga
Angolul: Grand Committee OF
the Magyar Churches and Socie-
ties of Youngstown and En-
virons'. Alant r0vidseg okaert
Nagybizottsagnak neveztetik.
A gyiiles a fenti modositasok
kal egyhangulag elfogadja al
alapszabalyokat elhatarozza
hogy azok januar elsejen lepneh
eletbe. Felhatalmazzak a titkart
hogy tegye meg szukseges lepe
seket a Nagybizottsag chartere
zesere es hogy az alapszabalyoka
angolra fordittassa.
sSssgsggsggegeggaggegg sSs e re e g e ggegsgeggsggss e @
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-18
KARACSONY

A nazaretl nagy ktasztott Szeretet fogalmanak
eo tudatos megteesltoe lett azalta hogy amt foga
lonban crzett, erett, akarta eln elite
gyakorlatban is gyarlo elet vaosagaba beevnni csc
ekvoen ait, amt erezn udunk masok baabol, fajdal
mabol = apostol vallalkozas Iyen pedaado vaakozas
volt Krsztuse, akitol beket var emberiseg
a mai nehez idokben benso elmelyedessel lnnepeuk
Krisztust Azert innepe k, kozulink valo volt,
inert erot merithetink peldaadasabo inert mi megse
gtesink volt kuldeteenek celia Hogy kozel ketezer eve
lnnepl vlas, ee annak, hogy eovetee szukseg volt:
koranak erkolcs szkegessege Krsztus tobbet eent
emberiseg szamara mint amennyt roa kereszteny kul
tura es Eatalom tortenete foegyez. Nekunk vezeto
nyitotta meg es adta keszseget, amelyel kuz
Gen aldozn tudunk azert, hogy ember ogok dadala
Bekesseg koranak eijovetele lehessen.
KaracSony szeretet gondolatanak unnepe. Az
cmlekezet tikreben ura foragyog bethlehem csllag
kepe. arangzugas orgonabuga osszeoelkezett hang
jabo kicsendul Macy szozat: bekesseg fodon joaka
ratu embereknek
EzerEencszazhar1nnc evvel ezelott is szeretetre es
bekessegre szouhoztak szenvedok Ezerkiencszazhar
mine ev eott Herodesektol agyonsanyargatot nep az
zsongasan es szerak zenen keresztu varta bekes
seget az oronaot, folszabadulast.
A melysegben, lent, ehagyatottan szenvedo nep var
a Messiast aki beket es szeretetet hoz foldre.
A Megvalto elliott. Harcolt gonoszokkal Tanitotta
nepet Hrdette munka jutalmat Pedat adott bekes
egytteesre Orok predkalt Es akarta hogy
cgy ako legyen vllag.
Herodesek iildoztek. Farizeusok megtagadtak ke-
resztre feszettek Vaata emberiseg veres go gotta
utjanak leaazo e knzo szenvedeset, hogy megvatsa
szenvedoket es hitet tegyen az igazsag melett.
Meghalt miiokert. Megdicsoult emberisegert
Sajat hullasaval pecsetete meg evangeum TAM
tasait.
Observation-Disclosures ev tavlataban az eg kozelebb
haol foldhoz IS horizon ktagu vegtelensegig Az
alaskan jegmezoktol deafrka oserdoklg szeretet es
Deke gondolata meg mndig csak gondolat
Az innepi hangulat selyemszovetet megrepeszn, =
hogy beke meg mndig szazezrek sohaaba fullad bee
Az orom kosonyiivel teeaggatott szelem harmonaJat
bearnyekolja hogy csak kaprazatos aom ami
rideg valosag erinteSere szertefoszik.
A szeretet IS beke dorgedemes himnuszat zengo
illo c millio szenvedo abai ele Megvato tanainak
csillaga ragyogtat osvenyt.
Ahogyan Jezus olnytotta galieai halasznep szemet
Is raeszetette oket evVe ezeott
torteneti hvatasuk teiesitesere modern embereg IS
egyenget Vi megvatas utat erle bekesseg es SEE
retet igazi igeJet.
Karacsony lnnepen a pislakolo gyertyak imbolygo
fenyet ehavanyta Krisztus tananak ragyogo vagossa
got araszto fakyaa AZ ember abakai megny-
nak hogy befogadak orok gazsagot, fomento SEE
retetet, az udvozito beket.
X megvatas hte clni fog es megvaltas utjan kiz-
dcen TART ang szenvedok, elhagyottak es szegenyek
csznek fodon.
Anonomus.
<N1-- n ~oo.:I~a: Manuar HirIans n{
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23

for c Is win speak at the luncheon
next sdnesday MRS. harrington win
talk o. New York Theaters" Senorita
Aurelia Colonia will sing, accompanied
by Miss Eleanor Colborn.
Mrs. Sadie Trap was hostess Thurs
day evening to the fellowship fund
bridge benefit. Mrs. Trap was assisted
Ehninger, chairman of the fund; Miss
Margaret withers and Mrs. Marie
Pierce. Miss Gene c. Bearmore had
as her guest Mrs. Ledig and President
Mary Catherine Lewis entertained her
husband, Clifford Lewis of the Lewis
Hotel Training School, who delivered a
very interesting short talk, Back to
the Kitchen"
The Rainbow Club, Golden Rule
Council, No. 10, Daughters Of America,
met Monday evening, with "a out Of IS
members present. Mrs. Margaret Tay-
lor, president Of the club, presided.
Miss Mary Martin and John D.
Simpson, Donald Wilson and Robert
Krumpp we're added to the roll Of the
club by initiation. A supper was served
by the host and hostess, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. c. Hixon. at whose home the club
met. miscellaneous shower was then
given Mrs. Hixon by members Of the
club. Arrangements were made to con-
tinue the old-faShioned country dances
at the council hall Of Tomlinson Coun-
Gil, No. los. at Cabin John, Md, on the
first Saturday night of each month.
The Clover Club held its February
meeting at the home of Mrs. Lucien H.
Mercier. In the absence of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Harry v. Schnabel, and the
vice president, Mrs. Godfrey L. Munter.
the secretary, Mrs. Mercier, presided.
Mrs. Mark Lansburgh welcomed Mrs,
j. w: Pollock as a guest and prospective
member. Mrs. Gertrude Bischoff gave
a resume Of the activities Of the pres
ent Congress and Mrs. George o. Gil
nngham reported on world events
Mrs. Edmund F. Flynn read a paper on
rs a Public Career Incompatible to
Happiness in Marriage for Women"
Mrs. Vernon w. Lowrey gave a review
OF the book Mississippi" by Ben
Lucien Burman.
The club will hold its next meeting
on Thursday, March 6, at the home Of
Mrs: Vernon B. Lowrey, 4444 Reservoir
road.
Progress Club Of College Park held
its February meeting at the home of
Mrs. G. 0. Appleman. This was q Joint
meeting with the Association Of Aunert-
can University Women, conducted NV
the president of Progress Club, Mrs, @.
P. Close. Mrs. Writ Harrison, chair
man Of the budget committee, reported
plans for large card party to be given
at the Alpha Omicron ri house IA
April The program consisted Of q very
instructive and interesting talk on the
aims and work Of the Child Research
Center in Washington by Miss Christine
Heinig.
AT the close Of the program Mrs. APP
pleman served tea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23

Woodley place. on Tuesday at 3 pm.
serve tea after the meeting.
the nature section will have an out
ing on Wednesday TO wellington villa,
va, and will meet at the Mount Vernon
SLatlon at $50, in charge of Mrs. Leo
ID. Miner, the leader.
The board Of directors will meet on
Thursday at the Y. w. c. A. at IL
O'Clock.
Phil Sheridan WOman's Relief Corps
met Tuesday night. Mrs. e. D. Shaw,
MRS. Mary Keeler and Mrs. Caroline
Burrows substituted respectively for the
secretary. patriotic instructor and sec
ono colorbearer. Through initiation Mrs.
Nellie d. Wright became a member. An
application for membership was received
on which the following committee was
appointed: Miss Eleanor MarSton, Mrs.
Mary Keller and Miss Lavinia Bashford.
me chairman of relief, Mrs. Caroline M.
Curry, reported on many sick calls.
D. Parker, Mrs S. F. Hamilton, Mrs.
Emma Hempler, Mrs. league, Mrs. Clark
and Comrade T.. r. Brown. A card party
VIII be given on the evening of Febru-
airy 28 at the home of the president,
Mrs. Cora l.. Mandy, 1911 Kennedy
street northwest. A luncheon will be
given the post at IL noon, Friday, March
z. in Grand Army Hall, in charge of
Mrs Mandy and her committee.
MRS. Marie Bricker gave the corps a
silver teapot Mrs. Charlotte M. Cary
received letter from the national presi-
dent, Mrs. Margaret J. L. Bennett, send
ing greetings to the department for
ner pleasant visit here.
The guests of honor were Past De-
partment Comdr. Samuel G. Mawson,
Comrades B. w. Bonney and Frederick
ShortsleeveSa who gave the new presi-
cent and her officers words of encour-
agement, to which Mrs. Mandy re-
sponded. Mrs. E. Helen Temple stated
mat while president OF the corps two
OF her officers were awarded the de-
p1artment honors for 1929-Mrs. Addie
w. Hickman and Mrs Elizabeth d.
Shaw, the former having excelled in
recruiting and the latter in publicity.
Inc charter was draped in memory of
Mrs. Helen Stones, past president.
Mrs. Schultz was visitor from Lin
coin Corps.
SOroptOmist CIub-Dr. John Herman
Randall of New ork City, president of
the World Unity Foundation, was the
guest speaker at the weekly luncheon
OF the Soroptimist Club at the La Fay
cite Hotel Wednesday. He spoke on
Modern Transportation Methods and
Their Effect on the Mutual Interde-
tendency of Countries" Miss Kathleen
Hillyear, well known contralto, sang
several selections, accompanied at the
piano by Mrs. Jewel Downs. Mrs
Helena Reed, chairman of the Ellen
Spencer Mussey Memorial, announced
that the Woman's Bar Association
would join with Soroptimists in their
luncheon program March S honoring
Mrs. MuSsey. DR.. Lillian B. Storms had
as her guest Miss Elsie Fitzgerald. chief
dietitian of the Episcopal Eye, Ear,
Nose and Throat Hospital Miss
Patricia Poe Bennett, short story writer,
was the guest Of Mrs. Nina Reed Mrs.
Paul E. Bonner was the guest of Miss
Emma Payne and Mrs. Vera M. Lund-
quist of the Nations Business was en-
tertained by Mrs. Helena D. Reed. Mrs.
Mary Catherine Lewis, president of the
club presided
Miss Marjorie Webster, program
chairman, announced that Mrs. Isabel
harrington Of the Chevy Chase School
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23

The Washington CuItus Club was en-
tertained by Mrs. Oscar wilkinson on
Tuesday.
Following luncheon and the short
business session, three papers, all con-
corning Cape Colony, in South Africa,
and the region round about were given
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23

Zonta CIub.-Miss Esther Guide, presi-
dent. entertained the Zonta Club at
tea Sunday afternoon in her suburban
home. Gudemont. Among the out-of-
town Zontians were Mime. Norah de Krez,
Toronto, chairman international rela-
tons committee of Zonta; Mrs. jean
cite Hyde. Honolulu, collector of Gus
toms, port of Honolulu; Mrs. Nettie M.
Clapp, Cleveland, Ohio, member House
Of Representatives, Cuyahoga County;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23

MlSS olUyl johnson, civil Service Com
mission; Miss Alice Gauthier, Census
bureau; Mrs. Arthur Watkins, National
Parent-Teacher Association Miss Mary
Robinson, Womens Bureau; Miss Ethel
Orttman, insurance broker.
District of Columbia League of Amer
lea Pen WOmen.-'rhis afternoon the
monthly tea Of the music group will
be held at the studio in StoneIeirh
Court at o'clock. Mrs. Dawson Olu-
stead, chairman has announced the
program as a twilight musicale, featur-
ing the Olmuordi String Trio and
Teresa Veale Shrader, contralto. The
string trio, composed of Rose Max
well Dickey, violin; Dorothea Callen-
oar Jordan, cello, and Bess Heath Ohm
stead, piano, will be heard in three
groups of numbers by Grieg, Schubert.
De Busy and others.
tomorrow evening the regular month
ly business meeting will be held at g
O'Clock. Among the important items
OF business will be the election of a
committee Of 10 members, who, with
Ine president, secretary treasurer and
the biennial convention of the league
to be held in Washington in April,
Tellers will also be elected for the Dis
trict election, the last Monday in
March.
On Tuesday evening the children,s
literature group will meet with the
chairman, Mrs. Helen Orr Watson. and
on Wednesday evening Mrs. Harry q
Hunt will present another book review
program. Miss Rebecca Dial and Miss
Ruth Peterson will be the reviewers.
The second French salon Of the season
will take place Thursday evening under
the direction of Nine. Felian Garsia.
To encourage the young writer's of
the student group a number of prizes
have been offered, to be awarded this
Spring Mrs. Bonnie Busch. national
president, has invited the girls to sub.
NIT an article on What 4 Consider
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-27
EIGHT MEN ARE MISSING AS
LAKE MICHIGAN GOES MAD

and finally went down just as a
lilebOat was being launched. Coast
Guardsmen. unable to get close to
The barge. pulled the survivors
from the surf.
The passing OF the sailing ship
Our Son was one Of the sentimental
tragedies Of the lakes. although her
crew was rescued without a single
loss Of life. The two-master had
weRthered countless storms since
1875 and her captain. Fred Nelson.
had followed the lure Of smacking
canvas for 55 years.
The steamer William Nelson stood
By ard look Off the crew OF seven
as the Our Son slowly settled into
thr vFter. Etf0re she was aban-
d0ned. her canvas was cut. To
have left her with sails hopefully
spread IA not the tradition OF the
inland seas.
Storm damage was no. confined
to the lakes. City and country suf-
fercd from the high winds. WITH
broken windows. interrupted COM
mlnication service and crop los
ses.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-27
WEALTHY MAN
I SHOT BY SON
War Veterans Confession
Written Three Days
Before Killing

CHICAGO. Sept. 27.-F-The
love affair Of a war-warped o be-
lieved his aged father was carrying
on with a nurse was blacked out by
tragedy today.
The father. Rockwell Sayre, IS
year old president OF q real estate
concern, was dead. a bullet In the
back, another in the chest. The
son, Sydney, who was thrice shot
down in his plane during the World
war, was held for murder.
II killed him." said the former
second lieutenant of the air corps.
Here Is my confession. written
three days ago. And I intended.
too. 70 Kill the nurse (Miss Alva
zschaechner)."
Police had arrived In time TO
prevent that. Sydney, 81 years old,
was siill in the apartment office
beside his fathers body when Of
ficers. responding TO an alarm turn
ed in by neighbors, reached the
place.
Miss zschaechner had been nurse
for Rockwell Sayre,s wife for eight
years. she said. Mrs. Sayre is an
invalid.
Sydney 5ayre, q University Of
Chicago graduate. who told police
he was On inventor by occupation,
picked his words carefully in de-
scribina the reasons for his act.
MY father was making love 20
her." he said. HE was presenting
gifts to Northumberland and
perfume. Had he given her money
I would not have cared. This world
is pretty loose today, anyway. But
father was OF the old school. and
ought TO have known better.
Handkerchiefs and perfume are not
proper gifts for q man Of the old
school"
There was no quarrel before the
shooting.
II shot him first in the BACH
he told his questioners, and then
in the chest TO end his suffering"
Friends estimated Rockwell
Sayre's wealth at a million dollars.
There are two other sons-Paul. a
professor nc the University OF Iowa.
and Joseph, O postgraduate stu
dent ct Harvard.
sydney sayre has been receiving
a government pension on account
Of his war injuries. Police were Rl-
clined 10 question his sanity.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-27
Marathon Dancers
Still Going Strone

With the Mexican marathon
dancers showing their total elapsed
time to we'll over the 700-hour
mark, Brownsville and San Benito
night was celebrated Friday at
Casino Park. Harrington with one
OF the Rrgest crowds EVER gathered
mt the popular dance hall In at
tendance.
-Four couples are still in the con-
test, 10 was announced Saturday
morning.
Programs we're arranged by
Fausto Yturria for the special
Brownsville san Benito night. these
including songs by Ramon Mar
tines and Ortila Ortiz. with Miss
Celia Algeria at the piano.
At ten o'clock the Matamoros
Marinba band made les appear
ance. and played several numbers.
A Mexican dance and q rope
throwing exhibition was next on
the program. this given BY persons
dressed IN charro costumes.
Miss Victoria Trevino OF San
Bcnito. and srta. Margarita Villa :
real. also OF San Benito. sang sew
erai selections.
Another feature OF the program
was a song and dance by little
Miss Marion "Pansy" Yturria
Brownsville.
Rodeo entertainers were also
present and heartily applauded
These were Peregrine and Joaquin
Ruis Pereerine. brothers.
The Brownsville program was
donated by Fausto Yturria. Browns
Vile attorney. Col. Francisco Con-
sales Romero Of Matamoros aided
in planning the program.
The crowd was estimated at ap-
p~foximately 1000.