davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-01
ZAUJfMAVOSTI.
Gen. Stefanik - zachranca srb-
49,. skej armady. . Il

Byvaly PRECEDENT Franciizske.
republiky Poincare pfse svoje Pa.
matt v prave vyslom svazku
nachadzame tieto zaujimavt Rad.
ky, vzt'ahujiice sa ma slovenske.
no narodnfho hrdinu. generala
Stefanika:
Letecky porueik Stefanik, 7
nasej eskadrily V Srbsku, stihol
vzdusnou cestm do Valony, cd.
tial' boil prevezeny talianskou To-
d'ou do Brindizzi, ztadial' do Ri
ma, kde sa nim sisiel francnz-
sky vojensky ataSe, podplukovnik
Francoi. Stefanik mysli. ze stu
';icia srbsktho vojska je beznadej-
ma, ,istup cez Albaniu vel mi ma
mahavI a nebezpecnf, moralny
STAY vojska zl!, nespokojnost' so
spojencami, i Francnzmi, so
dina ma den vaesia. Po prijati
tychto zprav ministerska rada
franclizSka rozhodla. ably SINE po.
skytli SrEsku nasu pomoc pre-
Obnovenie a zasObovanie jeho
vojska.'
General Stcfanik. vtedy este
len porucik, referoval tedy fran
cllzskej Wade 0 beznadejnom sta
We srbskeho vojska a IA zalxlade
jeho zprav Francia poskytla po-
tom Srbsku pomoc.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-01
Vynasiel umely pokrm.

DR. Poppelreuter, naGelnik t.
stavu klinickej psychologist ma
Bonnskej univerzite vynasiel pre-
parat, ktory on pomenoval Gre
cresal'. Je to fosfatovl pripra-
vok, po poziti ktortho clovek zry-
chli svoj pohyb oddiali nsta-
toSt'. Pripravok sa vel'mi osved-
I'll ma pacientoch. ktori sa uzdra-
vovali z t'azkej nemoci. DR.. Pop
pclreuter a jeho sroloGnici ma IL
niverzite uzivali tento pripravok
NJ niekol 'ko rokov bez zlFch L.
cinkov. Teraz no idn dat ma Sve-
tovy trh.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-01

rusky arciknieza Pavef predava
dnes v New Yorku noviny a jed
no knieza 2 rodu habsburgskeho
zaraba 81 chlieb ako monter vo
vel'kom strojnickom podniku. -
Knieza Volkonsky cisti vraj boty
a podobnym sp6sobom zije este
niekol'ko menej znamych ruskych
i nemeckych gr6fov bar6nov.
Najdn sa vsak medzi mimi i sta.
stnejsi, ktorf sa dostali do slu.
zieb americkyeh milionarov, ale.
bo ktori sd majitel'mi, fanny.
Mnoho aristokratov dotiahlo to
TAX d'aleko, ze pri nata6ani fill
NOV nspechom koneia tilohu -
statistu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-01
OsUD SL'ACHTY.

Traja arcikniezata, 81 kniezat,
60 gr6fov a 5 baronov v Ameri-
ke filmuje, cvicf kone, qcisti to.
panky, predava obuv, zameta u
lice, alebo jc sluzbach niekto
reho financaaeho magnata - ako
valet. Takto zistil spolupracovnik
New York Heraldu, ktory zhoto.
vii statistiku 0 europskych ari.
stokratoch, zijdcich ako, emigran-
ii V Amerike. Prirodzene, ide hla.
vne Observation-Disclosures ru.
skych. ale tiez al hodne elenov
detronizovanfho rodu habsburg-
skeho zije dnes v Amerike. TAX
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-01
Trochu smiechu
II lekari.

Privezli cloveka, postihnuteho
Dol 'aSt'ami a mdlobou do nemoc-
nice a hned s MIN sfi ma operac-
ny st6l. Zistili zapal' slepeho ere
va a rozhodli sa no operovat'
Rozopnii oblek, soble6n pradlo
a udiveni citajI cedulu. ktoru ma
nemocny zavesenn ma prsiach:
"Bol som uz tri razy operova-
ny ma slept crevo. Pros1m, ably
ste ma po stvrty raz uz neopero-
vail - som postihnuty zradni-
kom.'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-01
" .jej moh0l poskytnnt' .

ry jej mohol poskytndt'.
Nesiel ako inokedy, blfzkym
pol ON, so zenou, neslcou jehc
memo. Vstnpil tento raz este pred
obedom do svojej pisarne, aby
trochu sobral dohromady svoje
myslienky. ..
Ale jeho stolHka bola NJ obsa.
dena. Sadla 81 ma nu pani Ma.
rienka. Ma kolene mala rusovla.
Sc dieveatko, so Selmovskymi O.
ckami materinskvm zname.
MIN ma l'avom lickn.
Muz, ktory sa nikdy nepodrobil
zenam, klesol k noham .svojej
manzelky a divoko zavzlykaI.
Sklonila sa hlboko k nemu a
riekla mu meme do ucha:
"Bol NJ najvyssi cas-. ably do
stalO maAku - SeStriGkll.
ktora, ked' to bude v6l'a bozia,
jej bude ustedrena V dobe prvej
pol'nej drody."
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-01
Dokonaly agent.

Prisiel obchodny' jednatel. Kto
vie, S elm, ale to je jedno. Preto
ze povedali mu, ze nechcd a IL
kazali mu dvere.
Naco vosiel po drahy raz Dol
vyvedeny. Po treti raz no w.
fackovali a vyhodili Won. Pc stvr-
ty raz vybili MIN dvere, po pia-
ty raz odtrhol, ked' letel, zabra-
die porca pri siestom raze w.
tknul 81 nohu.
Naco vosiel po siedmy raz a
riekol:
- No tax teraz kazdy spas ma
box vazne: Kdpite nieeo alebo
ME? -"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-01
Ked' ga knaz pomtli.

Zomrela panu Sekerkovi zena.
Stoja vsetci okolo hrobu, kde
knaz dojemne vychvaluje ctnosti
a skutky zomrelej. Posl1cha udi-
vene pan Sekerka a potom odra-
III stuchne Svagra: "Pod' odtiap-
to, ved' SINE ma cudzom pohra-
ha
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-01
Chemia v sluzbach chovu sliepok.

q Londyna prichadza zprava
ktora nam predpoveda, re ME je
d'aleka doba, kedy sliepky budn
snasat' barevnt vajcia. Sliepky
Mr.. Helliota, znamelo anglicktho
chemika uz dnes sa cvicia V sna-
SAM pestrobarevnych vajec. Do
konca snasajd vajcia roznych
barvach, pod'a toho, axe 81 praje
pan Helliot: v barve cervenej, ze-
lenej i modrej. Me s1 to ale sliep-
ky ako sliepky, sl to sliepky,
chovane vo zvlastnom laborato-
riu. Go vsak dokazu sliepky z la
bOratoria, musia vraj podl'a ma
zoru pana Helliota dokazat' O.
hyeajne sliepky, aby neboly "a
harbene. Predstavme 81, AXE to
bude mat dosledky. ked' i nase
sliepky budd nosit barevne val
cia. CiaSnik sa vzdy spyta no.
sta: "V akej barve 81 prajete to
vajieko? Elegantne danny budn
jest vajieka, ktore budti harmo-
nizovat' barvami ich Stat. V do
be sm1tku bude sa patrit', ably sa
jedly vajicka cierne. Cierne va
jicka su vobec zaujimave. Mimi
poeal pokus o barevne slepicie
vajicka. Sliepky pana Helliota
totiz nahodou, bez akychkol 'vek
zadnych dmysl'ov zacaly snasat'
naraz cierne vajicka. Pc niekoP-
ko dnoch zmenily 'barv1l a sna-
sally Ease ako vsetky ostatna smr-
tel'ne sliepky, vajcia biele. Mr..
Helliot pustil sa do vedeckeho rie
senia tejto zahady a zistil, ze
sliepky len vtedy snasaj1 cierne
vajcia, ked' sd pred tym krmena
makom 'Cervcna vajcia budi sna-
sat- vtedy, ked' do ich pokrmu
primiesame prach pancieroveho
obalu tela raeieho. Opravdu, ak
sa predpoved' pana Helliota spl-
nj, ME je d'aleka doba, ked' sliep-
ky budl snasat' vajcia ma priklad
barvach narodnych. r..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-01
v csR. je mnoho milionarov.

Ministerstvo financif v CSR o.
znamilo, ze republike je 3O2 ta-
kych milionarov, ktorych rocne
prljmy obnasajl million kor1n a
vyse. Tisice milionarov je takych,
ktorych rocne prfjmy idd cd '50,-
600 Kcs do miliona. Asi tri-stvr-
tiny tychto milionarov sd ME Cesi
q Sloyaci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-01
"NAUTILUS''.

Este je dobrej pamati posled-
ny nest 'astny pokus 0 dosiahnu-
tie severnej tocni .riaditel 'nou
vZducholod 'ou 'TtaIia", ktora
stroskotala sa pri ktorej kata-
strofe cast posadky sa po veP-
kvch iltrapach zachranila, cast
zahynula zahynulo mnoho hr-
dinskych l'udi, ktori sa pon;i
hrali postihnutej Nobileho W.
pravo ma pomoc, medzi mimi ma
prvOm mieSte treba uviest' A.
mundsena, ktory uz predtym ME
kofko razy dosiahol severneho
polu. Lanskfho roku holy na.jde-
n" pozoStatky v!pravy ,Andrfo-
vel, ktora sa pred 30 rokmi w.
dala baldnom ma ceIu k sever
nej totni, polarnych krajoch a.
lie zahynula. A tohoto roku chy-
stajd sa az dive d'alsie vyznamne
polarne vypravy. Riaditel ma
vzducholod' "Gr6f Zeppolin''
chce podnikn1t' lete let mad
severny pol, je to iste podnik,
ktory zasluhuje pozornosti, ale o
mnoho vacsej pozornosti zauj-
mu zasluhuje podhik .americke-
no polarneho badatel "a letca
Wilkinsa, ktory chce tohoto rokul
dosiahnut' severnej tocni pro-
striedkom doposial' vel'mi naob-
vyklym: ponorkou.
Obraz polarnych vyprav sa V
| poslednych rokoch v0bec slime
zmenil. Najlepsie to ukazovala
Byrdova vyprava ma juzn1 toe
hu. ktora bola vystrojena vset-
kym, elm m6ze technika podo-
priet odvaznych Pudi, ktori chcii
preniknnt' co najsevernejsie, ale
DO najjuznejsie. Byrd NAL so Sc
hou aeroplany, radiotelegrafiu,
radiotelefoniu, gramofonove plat
ne. motorove sane atd'. Tiez Will
kins sa spojil S technikou, premy
| 81 al o svojej ceste ma sever. Ne
zvolil aeroplan, ami vzducholod
Zvolil 81 ponorku. Tvrdi pri tom,
re cesta ponorkou k severnemu
polu nebude o mic nebezpecnej-
sia, ako inc cesty. Wilkins dostal
starti ponorku "a nepatrny, uzna-
vaci poplatok a upravil 81 ju po-
dPa svojich planov. Najvacsiu
starost' venoval otazke, ako zaso-
Bit posadku certvym vzduchom.
Ponorka je ma niekol'ko mie-
stach hore opatrena vysuvnymi
sirokymi riirami, ktore sa m6zu
ota6at'; sii hore opatrene ostry-
mi hrotmi, ktorymi je mono W.
vrtat' Padom otvor, ably bolo mo-
zno preniknnt' k eerstvemu vzdu-
chu. Vedra toho je ponorka w.
zbrojena zvlastnym kiriacim "a
riadenim,. ktore v pripade nebez-
pecia je vstave roztopit' l'adovii
vrstvu mad ponorkou, aby tax
ponorka sa dostala ma hladinu.
Wilkins pocita s tym, ze polar.
nych krajinach ME je padova
vrstva prilis silna. O svojom pro.
jekte vyjadril sa vel'mi optimi.
sticky a tvrdi, re nejde len o "a.
ujimavy experiment, ale o pokus,
ktory bude mat vyznam vel mi
prakticky, lebo tento sp6sob ce.
sty je vstave skratit' dopravu '
tychto nepohostinnych krajoch
Costa Wilkinsovej ponorky '
mas budd vzpomienku ma knihy
Julia Verneho ponorke, ktord
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-01
Prakticky.

Pri Niagarkych vodopadoch
sisli sa dvaja obeania. "Skoda
ze kol'ko vody zostava nezdzitko,
vane."
este aida inzinier?' spytal sa
no druhy.
''To ME, ale som mliekar."
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-01
L'udoznalectvo.

- ia sa len podivam cloveku
do OFF a uz viem, Go 81 0 mne my
SLIP ~.
A ME yam ie to dakedy ne
prijemnei" .3s
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-01
sLovENsKE JAsKYNE.

Slovensko ma vel'kt mnozstvt
prlrodnych kras najrozmanitej
sieho druhu, ale slovenkkt jasky.
ne I ich krasa bude iste ma prvom
mieste. Nechceme teraz chvalit
jednu jaskynu mad druhd,. chce.
me poukazat' len ma to, ze je ma
mas, ably SINE turisticky vyuzili je.
dineGny dar, ktory nam dala pri-
roda tym, re ma pomerne malom
teritorM Slovenska name znaeny
pocet vacsich alebo mensich Jas
kyn. w zaciatkom novoveku,
pred niekol 'kO sto rokmi boly ma
Slovensku zname mnohe jaskyne.
ako tom name zachovane r0z-
ne historicke zpravy. Boly najde-
NJ mich rome pozostatky. kosti
fudskt i zvieracie, creepy nadob.
zbrane inc, co naSvedcuje tomn,
ze p6vodne boly obydlim nasich
davnych predkov, pracloveka. To
je vymluvny document, zo nase
Slovensko bolo obydlent NJ V da-
vnych a davnych dobach. Tioto
nalezy budti vsak zaujlmat' snad'
! wac -menej len odbornikov. ktori
ich musia vedecky prisne vysa-
trit' preskdmat' a nam, sirsej
verejnosti, podajl len zhusteny
obraz obsah vysledkov tohoto
vedeckeho badania. Prato v slo-
'venskvch iaskyniach nesmieme
vidiet' len kus zochoyalej davno-
vekej minulosti. To by este nesta-
clio. .Slovenske jaskyne zasl1zia
81 plnej pozornosti svojou teraj-
SOU krasou. W zvlastny pocit, re
vstupujeme hlboko pod zem do
zvlastnej rise ticha tiny. kde by
sme ocakavali len veGnt temno a
miesto toho nachadzame najpe-
Estrejsie barvy, najpodivuhodnej
Esie 1tvary fantastickej kraSy -
vsetko to mas presvedGuje. re je-
dina sa tn ME mrtvI prirodu,
ale zivG prirodnii krasu. ktora
Ev mas vzbudzuje pocit krasna a
ohromuje mas easto velikost'ou
svojich gigantickych rozmerov.
So slovensk!mi jaskyhami je, bo-
huziap, dosial tomu tax, ako
S celym radon inych kras Slo-
/ venska. Pomaly budeme ma tom
tax, ze slovemke iaskyne bude
znat' lepsie tesky alebo morav-
sky turista, olebo pripadne i ma
:, vstevnici d'alekej cudziny, ako
my, ktori ich name ako sa hovo-
ri, "pod nosom". Do Demanov-
skych jaskyn, iste najvaesieho ja-
skynneho kompleksu nielen ma
Slovensku, ale celej Europe,
chodia ma priklad kazdoroGne ce-
I,le vel'ke vypravy z d'alekych
krajov, najbliM kraj okoli De-
manovej ich vsak sotva pozna a
sotva nich nieco vie. Slnzi to k,,
chvale vel 'koleposti Demahov-
skych jaskyh, ze o Mich, ich
krase mohutnosti napisal kra-
snu knihu zomrely cesky basnik
a novinar Rudolf Tesnohlidek, a.
lie je trosku zahanbuj1ce pre- mas
Slovakov, re 50 sami nestarame v
dostatoenej miere o to, aby kra-
sa nasich podzemnyeh bludist'
nemyslime tn len podzemny svet
v Nizkych Tatrach okoli De-
manovej, stal sa znamy vyhl'a-
davany predovsetkym cd sam6ho
slovenskeho l'rldu a potion, ably
SINE nezabudli ma ne upozornit
kamkol'vek prijdeme do blizsej
ci d'alsej cudziny. SINE sice hrdi
ma svoje prirodne krasy, bude
vsak lepsie, keby SINE til svoju
hrdost' prejavii troSku prakti-
cky, keby SINE 50 kazdy v ramci
svojej moznosti starali to, aby
J slovenske jaskyn< boly co maj.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-01
vZKRIEsENIE DUsE.
Napfsala: Katusa Lubowska.

ma pani Marienka bola narodena
v dobe, ktord mozno podpa IVY
ku terajsej DOLBY pokladat' "a ide.
alnu, hl'adela 81 predsa pri vstu.
pc do svojho manzelstva, aby sa
dostala do dobrych pomerov.
Juraj Vana, MATTEL nezadlze.
neho statku, Dol predsa vel'mi do
brou partiou. Omrzela no uz stala
zmena gazdfn a okrem toho sa
mu skutocne pacila krasna hrda
Marienka, ktorej hospodarna ida
tnost' bola siroko-d 'aleko znama.
Myslel, ze vsetko ostatne sa W
podda.
A tax tomu tiez bolo.
Pravda, trochu mae ako o.
baja manzelia tusili.
PAM Marienka vedela vel'mi
dohre, ze jej manzel nebol pred
manzelstvom svetcom. Ale ked
raz ma prechadzke, ktoril robila
ma lekarsku radn v dobe, kedy O.
Gakavala diet a, uvidela bledn ze-
nu, asi triroGnym rusovlasym
dievcat kom, tn sa jej zataly
triast' kolena. Lebo diet a ma nu
p0zeralo selmovsky ziariacimi O.
cami jej muza k tomu malo e.
Ste al materinske znamienko ma
Pavej tvaricke, prave ako jej
muz.
Peeo jej tax prudko klopalo
srdce zachvacovaly ju mdlo-
by?
To nevedela, ale citila. re 1e to
silnejsie Cd jej vole.
A ia bola vel'mi silna.
I'plne uvedomila 81 vsetko len
v manzelskej spalni. Nastala ka-
taatrofa .nasledkom rozculenia.
Nadej ma diet'a a dedita bola
znivofena.
:, Juraj Vana poshopil hned', re
ylastne sam zavinil to nest 'astie
a pok isil sa .raz tiez "a mraku
uchopit' ruku svojej zeny do
hovorit' sa nou. We'd mu zale-
zalo este ma omnoho Wac, ako ma
tom, ably sa dotknul tejto w dav-
no odbytej veci. 49,, -,
I Ale 2vsetko zmarila jej nepri-
stupnost'. Manzelia zili spolu
chladne a neutesene. Marienks
Vahova nepoznala este lasky,
ked' 'vstipila do ,manzelstva. Stra
lila ,roynako prlsne telo al dusu.
Nemilovala tiez hned' svojho
statneho manzela. Pomaly ale sa
,nej ,prebudil jenny cit, ku
ktoremu sa hanbila priznat'.
Snad' by sa Dol ten cit prelomil
narodenim tdiet'at'a, ale teraz bo-
10 vsetko ako 'splachnute priva-
lom. .Juraj Vaha nebol bldznivec,
ale pomaiy. zacal trpiet' svojim
manzelstvom. o.s.-, ..,...,
L'ud 'om nezavdavali manzelia
d6vodu k ohovaraniu. Sdielali
spolocnu spalhu prave ako pred
tym sedeli kazdu: nedepu v ko-
stolnej lavici vedfa seba. Lenze
obaja boil vel mi zamlkli chud-
Ii Wac, ako sa patrilo pre- ich bo-
hate postavenie.
Skoro po Vianociach "a zdalo,
ze- $ pani Marienkou sa Ease sta
Ia zmena. Stala sa este zamlklej-
sou a neprehovorlla AM slova,
ked' jedneho dna vyzvanal umie-
racik, ackol 'vek dobre vedela, ze
tn slo omatku onoho rusovlaseho
dievcatka. ':'
Juraj Vaha byval vel'mi casio
roztrzit va rozharany. Leziaval
caste cele hodiny ma vankdSoch
beg spanku. Neosmelil sa ale chy-
tit ruku svojej zeny a otvorit'
jej svoje srdce.
Blizilo sa X Vel'kej Noci a pani
Marienka sa teraz starala o prve
kuriatka a psickov. Ked' raz vo.
sla do pisarne svojho, muza, We
diac urcite, ze je ma poll, cdvla
ul'akane. Ma koberci lezala totiz
~ ~ .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-29
|ROBBER |NVADES
WEALTHY SECTION
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard BrokaW
Held Up in Home on
Fifth Avenue.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, January 29.-The in
vasion of an Upper Fifth avenue man.
sion by an armed robber Tuesday night
put police on their toes today.
The hold-up of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
C. Brokaw, socially prominent, as they
sat in their library playing backgam-
mon and the loss of SITS was not re-
vealed by authorities until last night,
presumably because of the wealth con-
centrated in that section.
A well dressed, mild hammered youth
called at the Brokaw home that eve
ming and presented revolver instead
of a calling card to the butler, John
Darby
Demands Money.
Keep quiet, nothing will happen to
you" he said; take me to the
Brokaws."
With the muzzle of the revolver in
his back, the butler led the way through
the foyer and up a winding staircase
to the second-floor library. Then he
stepped aside and presented the visitor.
Keep quiet and you won't be
harmed" the latter said. II want money
and I want it bad"
the floor Mr. Brokaw handed over a
wallet containing the SITS and the
youth bowed in acceptance. Ignoring
Mrs. Brokaw's jewels, the gunman or
dered all three into bath room across
the hall and locked the door.
Easily Skips Away.
While the head of the house was
notifying servants by telephone, the
youth skipped lightly down the stairs
and walked away in the darkness.
The Brokaw home is located at 984
Fifth avenue. Nearby are the resi-
dences of Mrs. Payne Whitney, Mrs.
Jacob H Schiff and Mrs. Benjamin N.
Duke. The district is exceptionally well
patrolled.
Mr. Brokaw is president of cloth
ing firm bearing his name and direc-
tor in several concerns. His wife is
the former Edna G. Loew.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-29
PROPERTY LEFT HERE
Daughter of Col. Robert M. Thomp
son Asks Ancillary Letters.

Mrs. Sarah Thompson Pell of Ticon-
deroga, N Y, yesterday asked the Dis
trict Supreme Court for ancillary letters
on the estate of her father, Col Robert
M. Thompson, who died at Key West,
Fla, September 5, 1880.
Through Attorney Julian w. Whiting,
she tells the court that her father owned
premises 1911 Twenty-first street, val
ued at SOS 900, and had personal prop
erty in the District worth 100000.
Col. Thompson lived in Florida and his
will was filed there and letters tesla
mentary granted to the daughter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-29
OPTIMIST CLUB HEARS
REV. FRANCIS HURNEI
"Shrine of Lourdes" Subject Of
Weekly Luncheon Talk-Frank
Little Also a Speaker.

Rev. Francis Hurney. pastor Of the
Immaculate Conception Parish, spoke
on THE Shrine of Lourdes" at the
weekly meeting of the Washington OPP
timist Club at the Hamilton Hotel yes
terday afternoon.
Frank Little, Senior Optimist in charge
of the Junior Optin1ist Club work at
the Boys Club of Washington, also
spoke on the work the business men are
the city.
President Wash. B. williams an
nounced that there will be a bridge
party for Optimist members tonight at
the Kenwood Country Club.
Williams also announced that next
Wednesday the speaker will be Frederic
William Vile, Washington political
writer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-29

Colo. to Walter Reed General Hospital,
this city; Maj. Kenneth T. Blood, Coast
Artillery, from the Panama Canal Zone
to Fort Monroe, Va; Mai. Edwin H.
Roberts, Medical Corps, from the Pam
anna Canal Zone to Fort Sam Houston,
Tex; Maj. Robert B. Moore, Infantry
from the Philippines to Fort Benning,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-29

Ca; Chaplain Harlan J. Ballentine,
from Mitchell Field, N. Y, to Fort Ham
ilton, N. Y; Capt. Alexander G. Doyle,
Ouartermaster Corps, from Fort Hayes,
Ohio, to the Militia Bureau, War De-
partment; Capt. Richard F. Lussier,
Infantry. from Fort Benning, Ga, to
the Militia Bureau, War Department.;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-29

Capt. Howard N. Beeman, Veterinary
Corps, from Lexington, KY, to Front
Royal, Va: Capt. Harold d. Dinsmore,
Infantry, from Fort Russell, Wyo., to
Fort Smelling, Mimi; Capt Harry G.
Montgomery, Air Corps, from Hawaii to
Boiling Field, Anacostia, d. c.; Capt
James F. Powell, Air Corps, from Belle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-29

Vile. Ill, to Hawaii; Chaplain j. 3.
Webster, from Hawaii to Vancouver
Barracks, Washington: Chaplain Roy
H Parker, from Fort Hamilton, N. Y,
to Hawaii; Capt. A. r. Dershimer,
Quartermaster Corps, from the Panama
Canal Zone to Fort Sam Houston. Tex;
Capt. A. E. Merrill, Cavalry, from Cas-
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per. wyo.. to Monterey, Calf; First
Lieut.. Thomas M. Lowe, Air Corps.
from Hawaii to the War Department;
First Lieut.. David H. Tllley, Engineers,
from Fort Logan, Colo, to Hawaii:
Second Lieut.. r. d. Lustenberger. En-
gineers, from Fort Benning, Ga, to
Fort Logan, Colo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-29
BANKRUPTCY is PLEA
Voluntary Petition Filed by Du'
pont Auto Works, Inc.

A petition in voluntary bankruptcy
was filed yesterday in the District ST.
preme Court by the Dupont Auto Works
Inc, 2130 l. street, through Frank Rose
its president. No schedule of assets and
liabilities was filed
Attorneys Tobriner & Graham repre-
sent the bankrupt and obtained from
Justice Jennings Bailey an order ad-
Judging the company bankrupt and re-
ferring the case to Fred J. Eden, referee
in bankruptcy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-29
ARMY ORDERS

Mai. Martillus L. Todd, Medical
Corps, recently stationed in Hawaii ;
Mai Robert B. Shackelford, Medical
Corps, recently stationed at Fort George
G. Meade. Md; Capt James E. Cole,
jr, Infantry, at Fort Benning, Ga, and
First Lieut.. Alan D. Whitaker, ir.,
Coast Artillery, recently stationed in the
Philippines, have been transferred to
the retired list on account of disabili-
ties incident to the service. Lieut.. Col
John McClintock, Quartermaster Corps,
at New Orleans, has been ordered to
examination for retirement. Col. Rich
mond Smith, Infantry. at Fort Nc
Clellan Ala, and Col. Hidden DIN,
Finance Department. at Panama, have
been ordered to their homes to await
retirement
Maj. Omar H. Quade, Medical Corps,
has been transferred from Denver,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-22

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