davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-23

Before his audience Blake made his first ap-
pearance. The Americans superior horseman-
ship soon became apparent, even the prince be-
ing moved to applaud. 1t was not long before
Blake. backed by Sir Richards friends, found
himself contender on the field of honor against
the favorite, Sir Malud. This young knight be-
ing acknowledged sutton for GuinaIda's hand
hac conceived an intense hatred for the blond
stranger knight.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1931-03-05

3S97 VIM. Weeks, Justice fees
State vs.. JOnn fOltielt $50
36Y8 w. J. Thompson, constable
tees State vs. Roman
EliefSOn ................ 900
3e14 A. T.. Hansen, serving
papers on hannah Beat
$69.45
MUNICIPAL COURT EXPENSES
No. OF To Whom For What
Warrant Issued Purpose Amoune
2545 G. v. Everett, Municipal 800,
Court tees .............$ 1oV.Io
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1931-03-05

WOLF BOUNTY
No. of To Whom For What
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
1871 Gilbert Skogen ...........$ 1900
$500
BONDS AND INTEREST
No. of To Whom For What
Warrants Issued Purpose Amount
10 N. w. Natl. Blk. of Mpls.,
Bonds ..................s 5000. 90
Interest ................. 10000
1887 N. w. Natl. Blk. of Mpls.,
Interest ............... 5000
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1931-03-05
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES

No. of To Whom For What
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
4S1 Village of LambertOn, II
expenses ................$ 500
penses ................ 3s6S
161 DR.. J. w. Anderson, in
veStigatiOn ............. 34.00
427 New Avon Twp, " eX-
penSeS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 11.O5
500 Waterbury Township, n
expenses ............... 5000
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1931-03-05
PREMIUM ON INSURANCE


46 N w. Insurance Agency,
premium on Compensa-
ton Insurance .........$ 404.4S
273 J. F. Knudson, premium
on Co. Treas. bond -. $4,000
116S Ward ms. Agency, Burg
larry ms. for Treas. -. 71.O5
2175 N. W. Insurance Agency.
premium on insurance 1928
2176 Ward Insurance Agency,
premium on insurance 1918
PITT A. w. Schuck, premium
on insurance ........... 1915
80 VIM. Raveling Secy, pre-
MUM on insurance $40
1872 N. w. Insurance Agency,
premium on insurance ZS7.14
1850 VIM. Raveling Secy, pre-
MUM on insurance 40
1892 Smith Insurance Agency,
premium on insurance 1Z.oo
$1.1s4.4o
ELECTION EXPENSES
No. Of To Whom For What
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
1908 Redwood Gazette. Primary
Election ballots ....$ 1880
1907 Free Press Co.. 1880 Pm.
mary election blanks ana
supplies :.........S....: SS0.ee
canvassing board ....... 300
1879 Il. f. Reed Jr, work On
canvassing board ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-26

S6.41 - Imrich Vizsolyi 85.91.
V prvej triede: Jozef Frame
1892 - Jozef Tomasek 1920 =
Andrej Padisak $40 - Anton
Franc 1886.
Odmeny "a prospech ma strojo-
pise ziskali 81: Ivan Lednicky,
Leo Valko, Frantisek Flip, And
rel Padisak.
Cestne vyznamenia " studiach
ziskali si:
Michal Palko I. triedy S4.72.
Andrej Hudak Ii. triedy S4.66.
Roman Majka 20 w. triedy S4.65.
Villain Borcik III. triedy 84.32.
Villain Bakula l. triedy S4.27.
Edward Martin II. triedy S4.24.
Stefan Sedlaeko II. tr. 84.16.
Stefan Jurik 70 w. triedy S409.
Andrej Knapik II. triedy S4.O0.
Villain Misik 20 w. triedy S400.
Stefan Orisek 70 ~. triedy 1885.
Imrich Kosc 70 ". triedy $3.50.
Andrej Klenotic II. triedy $500.
Karol Carsky 70 ". triedy o2.S4.
Michal Krak 70 w. triedy 1852.
Jozef Harcar II. triedy $3.50.
Michal Horvath z l. triedy $3.50.
Edward Parilo II. triedy $3.50.
Lavrinc Pivarnik z III. tr. 82.59.
Peter Jenco 20 ". triedy 82.48.
Pavel Bidlencik I. triedy s2.41.
Frantisek Drabik z [. triedy S2.32.
Michal Sikora II. triedy S2.32.
Edward Palko z II. triedy $500.
Jan Tocek 70 ". triedy S1.44
Harry Juhas z II. triedy S1.2S.
Joz. Kralovic 20 w. triedy S064.
Jozef Spisak Z I. triedy S0.40.
Cornelius Mahall 70 ". tr. SOTO.
Slavnostni recnici a mill hostia.
Pc rozdavani diplomov, media
low a odmien, predstavena bola
pi. Frantiska Jakabcin, hlavna
predsedkyna [. X. s. 4. j., ktora
V meme tejto organizacie nasich
matiek sestier srdeGne blaho-
priala graduantom. Ma konci v
meme l. X. S. L. j. dala kazdemu
gradunatovi svazok Konusovho
anglicko -slovenskeho slovn1ka
Potion oslovil graduantov ctp
Martin Slimak meme cleveland.
skych Slovakov, ktory vrele po
vzbudzoval tychto mladikov /
d 'alsej usilovnosti, ably boil osoz
nj nasmu slovenskemu narodu
| Nasledoval ctp. Juraj Hricko,
Olyphant, Pa, hi. predseda |. K
| s. J. Pan Hricko odusevnene pro
sill graduantov, ably huzevnate
chvalitebne zastavali vyvyso
vail dobre memo Slovakov tejt
zemi. Pan Hricko tiez precital c
sobny list svojho synka, Juraj
ml., ktory blahozelal nasim prvyr
graduantom. VePadstp. Grego
Vaniscak OSB., prevor slower
skych Benediktfnov, vo svojor
oslove ku graduantom, prosil ic
vel mi krasne, ably sd nikdy ne
vzdali toho, co i'm bolo vstepen
do dust v tomto benediktinsko OF
1stave, menovite, lasky k svojm
narodu a co bude mat vecne w
sledky, lasky k Bohu a k svoje
katollckej Were. Pretoze osvp. b
Skup JOZ. SchrembS bral ucaSt n
konsekrovanf biskupa Altera
Toledo, O., nemohol byt' osobr
ma tejto slavnosti. Zastupoval b
jeho kancelar Msgr. James
McFadden, ktory v meme biskur
Schrembsa a katolickej dieces
clevelandskej blahoprial grad1
anton a prosil ich, ably pokrac
vail <vo slapajoch svojich slovel
skych predchodcov v tejto zen
vo vernosti odanosti svojmu II
rodu sv. katolickej cirkvi.
Okrem tychto velavazenych q
stupcov naroda cirkvi, vitali sn
v nasom radostnom kruhu, l
tych nasich prvych graduaciach
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-26

town, rodiny Novotny Z Youngs-
town, Kurdila z Warren, @. a
Dolak z Youngstown, ktori sa We
Ia raz preukazali co horlivi do
brodinci tejto vyssej skoly; a cely
zastup nasich milych cleveland
skych Slovakov. Vrele a srdecne
vd 'aky vsetkyym, ktori akymkop-
vek sposobom pomohli uskutoe-
nit tieto prve graduacie z Prvej
Vyssej Skoly pre- slovenskych
mladikov Amerike. So studen-
tom Andrejom Novotnym, ktory
"a graduantov predniesol rozluc'
| ne S Bohom, l1cime sa S nasimi
graduantami a volame i'm: Mech
Bob zehna pracam Vasim!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-26
PRVA 0RAUAtNA sLAVNoST
v CLEVELANDE.
(Dokoncenie s l. strany.)
Rosd6vanie diplomov a zlatJch
medalov,

Druha ciastka graduaenych
slavnosti sa odbyvala sieni osa-
dy sv. Benedikta dnes vecer 8.
hodine. Rodicia a priatelia gradu-
antov prisli nielen z Clevelandu,
ale viacerych d'alsich miest
ma tieto prve graduacie Bene-
diktinskej Slovenskej Vyssej Sko-
ly. Sien bola preplnena az do po-
sledneho miesta. Ma tomto pro-
CRANE, najprv srdecne privital
vsetkych pritomnych rektor skoly
dostp. Ivan Kramoris, OSB. Ma
sledovalo rozdavanie diplomov.
Tdto slavnu 1lohu yykonal Rt.
Rev. Gregor Vaniseak, OSB., pre-
vor klastora slovenskych Bene-
diktinov. Diplomy "a zdarne do
koncenie predpisanych stddif vo
Vyssej Skole dostali: Edward
Bartko, Karol Carsky, Stefan
Czech, Stanislav Cikan, Stefan
Dragos, Jozef Duraeinsky, vi
10 Durica, Jan Janky, Edward
Janovcik, Peter Jeneo, Vilo Kal-
elk, Imrich KosG, Michal Krak,
Jozef Kralovic, Rudolf Lednicky,
Jan Macko, Kornelius Mahal,,
Roman Majka, Vilo Misik, And
rej Novotny, Stefan Orisek, Jan
Podobnik, Juraj Richnavsky, Ju-
lius Sabol, Andrej Slimak, Jozef
Talafus, Jan Tocek, Anton Tura-
eek, Leo Valko, Stefan Yurik a
FrantiSek Zubricky.
Zlaty medal "a najlepsi pro-
speech v nabozenskej triede do
stal Jozef Talafus (92.0O); daro-
val rev. Frantisek Dubos, Lake
wood. Ohio. 81
Zlaty medal "a prikladne mrav
ne chovanie dostal Jan Tocek,
daroval rev. St. Kocis, Youngs.
town, Ohio.
Zlaty medal "a najlepsi pro.
speech slovenskom recnictve do
stal Jozef Kozak (95.5O) daro
val Svaz Pittsburghskych Sloven
skych Knazov.
Zlaty medal "a najlepsi pro
speech slovencine dostal Julius
Sabol 800; daroval rev. Jan Kri
spinsky Cleveland, O.
Zlaty medal "a najvyssie zna
nky v stddiach ". triedy dosta
Andrej Novotny (93.09); darova
Syaz Clevelandskych Slovenskycl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-26

New York, N. Y. (F. l.. p. Az
Mr.. Felix Lachesnez-Heude, A. G
NJ. Francuzskej LIME pre- Spoje-
ne Staty, Kanadu Mexiko, od-
chadza ma lodi PARIS l. julia do
Havre a Pariza v obchodnej "a.
lezitosti Franc1zskej LIME.
Odkedy Dol vymenovany ma til,
to jeho nov1 poziciu pred rokom
Mr.. Lachesnez venuje velku po,
zornost' vo zvacseni obchodu ,
druhych a tretich triedach tejtC
LIME.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-26
knazov.

AudZOV.
Zlaty medal "a najvyssie INA
mky v stddiach III. triedy dostal
Jozef Papcun (91.96); daroval
rev. Jozef Krispinsky, Struthers,
Ohio.
Zlaty medal "a najvyssie zna-
mky studiach II. triedy dostal
Ivan Lednicky (91.44); daroval
rev. Stefan Begalla, Youngstown,
Ohio.
Zlaty medal "a najvyssie INA
mky v st1diach I. triedy dostal
Michal Hudac (92.68); daroval
rev. Jan Hamrak.
Odmeny "a prikladn6 mravne
chovanie dostali:
" w. triede - Stefan Dragos
V III. triede - Jan Kurdila.
V III. triede - Andrej Knapik
V prvej triede - Martin Do
lax.
Odmeny "a usilovnost' stu
diach dostali:
v ". triede - Rudolf Ledni
cky.
v III. triede - Jan Kmetz.
V II. triede - Edward Konek
V prvej triede - Jozef Toma
| SEX.
Odmeny "a najvyssie znamky
V nabozenstve dostali:
V w. triede - Jan Janky
(90.50).
V III. triede - Jozef Kurdils
(96.OO).
V II. triede - Jozef Duric;
(9O.5O).
V I. triede - Jozef Caracl
(91.OO).
Prve vyznamenania v studiacl
ziskali 81:
V w. triede - Jozef Talafu
(92.55).
V III. triede - Jan Kurdil;
(91.2O).
v II. triede - Edward Kone]
(91.44).
Druhe vyznamenania ziskali 81
Postgraduate - Jozef kozal
96.6s.
Vo w. triede: Rudolf Ledni
cky - 1928.
cky 1928 - Julius Sabol sS.6
- Jan Janky 1892 - Leo Walk
s7.26 - Stefan Dragos 1888.
V III. triede: Jan Kmetz S7.3
- Edward Gloon $3.50 - Stefa
Benko 86.66 - Jan Tomcko $50
- Jan Hlebik 85.16.
V II. triede: Jozef Durica SS.s
- Alojz Stefanek s7.72 - VI
lentfn Sopko $3.50 - Jan Sobe
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-26
Drobne ohla$ky
MA PHEDAJ

5 izbovy dom uplns zaxiadeny, naradie
pl&tno a kuchynsk6 nAcinie, vsetko ho-
tov6 do zapocatia dom&cnosti. Tisx du-
plovany garadx. Preda 90 vel'mi lacno,
lebo muslin odcestovat' do kraja veil
mi skoso. Haste ga Mary Morar,
013 Franklin Ave. alebo Tel. 7-4768.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-26
6 s 6

TEKUTE ALEBO TABLETY
Ul'avia boleniu hlavy alebo neuralgia
v 80 mindtach, zastavia prechladenie v
prvy den a zastavia malariu v 3 dnoch.
666 Mast ma Detske Prechladenie
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-26

NAJTAJNEJSIEHO GRADU xmf-
kacie valce pre- vsetky prace $3.50 kus.
Reanene vacsinou po $1.OO. Cylindre
$3.50. Sdciastky pre- vsetky prace a
zametate. CLAUSEN CO., % South
Hazel st. Telefon 41468.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-26
sLOVENsKA BASEBALL
LfGA.
(DokonGenie 8 l. strany.)

Steelton IA, Lansingville 8.
Steeltoneania vyhrali campion-
stvo prvej polovice V nedel'u v
jednom najtuhsich bojov tejto
sezony. Steeltoncania skocili ma
picera Lefty Raybucka " prvej
casti hry a mali vyhodu 6 ku l
v piatom iningu. ~ 'hansinvill-
cania zapocali silny utok Sic
stom, ktory i'm priniesol dost' sk6-
row ma poviazanie hry, ale hrdin-
ska steeltonska cata znovu zaca-
la bombardovat' Raybucka a W.
bila no pozicie. Favier, ktory
nast1pil, boil tiez bity, ked' 1dery
znaeily obeh. Toto bolo sieste ma
sleduj1ce vit'azstvo .Steeltonca-
nov a tiez Dol to koniec bojov v
prvej polovici, lebo Steeltoncania
uz Wac nem6zu byt' premozeni.
Rosy Brayer udrel diva home
runy a Bernard Steve Martin
ko tiez dobre bill "a Steelton. Fa-
vier udieral mocno "a Lansing
vile.
Campbellski slovaci 5, Mad'ari 4.
Campbellski Slovaci porazili
Mad'arov nedePu ia Lotus hri-
sku skorom 5 ku 4. Mad 'ari "a
| cali zavcasu pukat' a sk6rovali
| styri obehy v prvom iningu, ale
Zetts, slovensky picer, sd vzoprel
Mad'arov tax skrotil, ze jedi
IL jeho ruky. Katula Dol Ease do
brym strelcom, dostan1c tri "a
bity 20 styroch nastupov.
Strutherski Sokoli 5, Horvati l.
| Strutherski Sokoli, stojac 0 ku
| az do siedmeho iningu, nahneval
sa ma Edwardsa, horvatskeho pi
cera a vybili no z pozicie. Jeh'
nastupca Stevens boil tiez Soko!m
bity tax vyhrali hru. krajnal
podhadzoval dobre cez celu hru
Juraj Basista dobre zabijal lob
du.
st. Stephens 8, struthers 7.
Svati Stefania vyhrali 1O-inin
govd hru Cd silnej caty Struthel
skych Slovakov ma Oakland fiel
v nedel'u. Strutherska cata skC
lektovala dvadsat' zabitov cd p
cera Kruppu a Korhuta, ale NJ
mohla sk6rovat'. Toto bolo PR
ratanim pre- Stanku, lebo ocaki
val snadne vit'azstvo. Hughes vii
' dol 1tok "a Strutherscanov, ktt
ry nedoniesol ovocia.
Hry ma nedelu.
: AckoPvek prvn polovicu seq
ny vyhrala silna steeltonska CT
ia, liga odohra hry, ktore nebol
hrane pre- dazd'. Steeltoncania bl
dn hrat' so Strutherscanmi
Struthers a ocakava sd vyborn
hra. Joe Brayer bude podhadze
vat "a Steelton Coates "a Str,
Tiers.
: Horvati ma LOTUS hrisku.
e Horvati budu hrat Campbell
a skymi Slovakmi ma Lotus hr
j sku a ocakava sa, re to bude til
J. vyborna hra. Horvati este vzd
/ maj1 vyhrat' svoju prvu hru
'. podhadzovanie bude dane ST
j vensovi, kdezto Zetts bude pic
) rom Slovakov.
k Mad 'ari so Sokolmi.
n Campbellski Mad 'ari a Soko
! 20 Struthers budG hrat' ma r
k binson Road hrisku. Obe caty s
v Ia siedmom mieste v lige a vita
= ma sa potisne Ma sieste. Krajna
h alebo Fabian bud1 podhadzova
+ "a Sokolov a Rice "a Mad'arov.
VI Lansingvillcania ma Oakland.
!, Raybuck bude picerom Lal
!; singvillcanov v hre catou Sai1
! Stephens ma Oakland hrisku. Ko
! hut bude podhadzovat' "a catu s
2 Stephens. Lansingvillcania su OF
!, hodlanf vyhrat' tlto hru, leb
! chcu zostat' na druAoln mieste
! lige.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-28
CAYWOOD, PIONEER =.
REALTOR, EXPIRES.
Stricken by Heart Attack, He
Dies in Home Here at II.
Rites Tomorrow.

Charles B. Caywood. ~ years old,
president of Caywood Bros. & Garrett
Inc, real estate dealers, died suddenly
yesterday following heart attack at
his home, 6838 Sixth street.
Funeral services will be held there
tomorrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock, with
burial in Glenwood Cemetery. Services
will be conducted by Harmony Lodge,
No. II, F. A. A. M, of which he was
member.
Mr.. Caywood was born in Herndon,
Va, in 1889, and came to Washington
at the beginning of the Civil War. He
had been engaged in the real estate
business here for AZ years, opening his
first Office with B. H. Warner at 916
F. street. The firm started by Warner
later developed into Swartzen, Rheem
& HenSey.
Later Mr.. Caywood became aflliated
with the firm of Caywood & Garrett
the name being changed later to Cay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-28
BROWN FUNERAL SET
Rites for Widow of Canal Commits
sioner to Be Held Tomorrow.

Funeral services for. Mrs. Elizabeth
Brown, widow of the late George w.
Brown, member Of the Isthmian Canal
Commission, who died Sunday morn
ing, will be held at the residence Of her
daughter, Mrs. William Mackenzie, 1896
Howard street, tomorrow morning at
1880 O'Clock. Services will be held at
the Church of the Advent, Second and
U streets. at II o'clock. Interment will
be in Glenwood Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-28
BANK is TAKEN OVER
BECAUSE OF SHORTAGE
Two Tellers Arrested When $780,
900 Discrepancy Is Found
by. Examiners.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y, July 28-
The New Rochelle Trust Co. yesterday
took over the North Avenue Bank &
Trust Co., on whose books State bank
examiners said they found a shortage
of more than $250,000.
Two tellers of the North Avenue Bank
were arrested in connection with the
shortage. Assistant District Attorney ].
Lester Albertson said one Of these had
been altering his books to cover the al
legged populations Of an unnamed "high-
err up" Depositors are fully protected,
officials said. Those arrested are Max
Rosenthal, 26, and Thomas ]. Burke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-28
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported TO
the Health Department during the last "a
Mary c. Davenport. 80. 1908 Maple View
Catherine L. Campbell. "a. 40 9th st. ne.
Matte f. Green. 50, SibIey Hospital.
George NJ Lee. 46. the Broadnoor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-28
I'm Mpntnrfat1f

AUE. HARRY L. In sad but loving remel,-
Harry q %r ds ~so son .S tSs
thirteen years ago today. July Is. isis.
HIS PARENTS AND BROTHER.
BOWIE ovy WILLIAM E. ssercd u ths rem
July 20. 1925. FRt
Tender thoughts of you
GLADDEN. life pathway. hard and long.
Oft Transforming care and sorrow
MS DEVOTED DAUGHTER, EDNA E.
BOWIE.
BRESNAHAN. MARY ELIZABETH. In sad
sR mother M a fsy2tsd Sff
HAN, who departed this life eight yeats
ago today. July 20, 1928. Anniversary mass
at Ii HER Ra aGsBAS Shu HsD DAUGHTERS. .
nE diaF nShcr E Il HSy2s sUfT2
who died eight years ago today, July 2s,
HER DAUGHTER. BLANCHE CLARKE.
cG of gs6 w. In lSy5nS me%9ry q
July 20. 1920
Sweet are the memories that never win
HIS OF fas e9s Te 0ysf e dssS MRS
BkhNEs AMI TpREcyATH tAt1SSuIMNHF,sA.GG
deyoted h.r In Dk GSyiinnEE G oGsSER6 s.
ago today. July 20. 1902.
Loved in life. remembered in death
TEIGKENNE. JACOB. In sad but loving re-
FEiGHENNE Of Beltsvi n Ma. who SoO DE-.
20, 1925 s. ''' ave '' "'' ''N''' ':
A happy home once enjoyed.
How sweet the memory still.
But death has left loneliness
HIS h Ioy T2Sts 'f pAp 5olf1 r. ELLA NJ.
POWELL.
HIsER, PAUL. In loving memory of our
dear father, PAUL HIsER. who departed
this life six years ago today. July %. 1928.
Death can never separate those who are
bound together by the ties les Of pure I1ys'
JONES. LILLE ELIZABETH. In sad but
snd aanf IIhE e tx 5oNE
who departed this life one year sso TO.
day, July %, 1880.
Time cannot erase her memory,
For each d Her se sgER RsT aSb s NE
Of our DEAF TAp beloved P i0T moteE.
JANE G. MACLEAN. who departed this
life five years ago. July %. 1925.
Loving and kind in all her ways.
Uprisht and Just TO the end Of her days;
MER a Ria54 sem RosE AN6 0i mAs
MARTIN. GRACE DEBORAH In isYins
BoR4H MARTIN Ri ' Who 'S departed A this n.
one year 40 today. July 20. 1880.
DAYS OF sadness still come over US,
Secret tears do often fow.
And memory keeps YOU ever near us.
Though you left US one year $50.
In our hearts, your memory fingers.
Always tender, fond and true:
There is not day, dear lister.
That We co not think Of you.
No one knows the heartaches.
Only those who have lost can tell
OF the grief that Is borne in silence
DEyp%TERRp siS T5 xs ASP ER9 RESo
MARTIN. GRACE DEBORAH. Sacred to the
memory Of our dear DAUGHTER and sister
GRACE DEBORAH MARTIN. who DEPART.
ed this life one year ago today. July ~.
1890.
Some NAV think we are not lonely
When they see US smile;
Little do they know the heartaches
That we suffer all the while.
The blow wns hard, the shock severe:
we never thought her death so near.
Only those who have lost can tell
The pain Of parting without farewell.
1t is not the tears at the time that ere
Tfat tell OF the hearts that are broken,
But the silent tears in the after years.
HEP FATHER, MOTHER, BROTHERS AsD
SISTERS.
PIJrNMFR, v. SAUNDERS AND FANNIE
HAPRIS. tribute Of love TO the beau
f father, mi n sAuNDERs sLUMMER. NSo
fell n-,.cp twenty years a~ AZ Iod9x; ISiss
PLU..MER. one month ago today June
sIeep on. beloved: sleep and take thy rest:
THEIR DEVOTED DAUGHTERS IDA AND
MARIE
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RECEIVES WIFE'S ESTATE

NEW YORK. July % (P).-Lindley M.
Garrison, former Secretary of War, re-
ceives the $l0,743 estate of his wife,
Mrs. Margaret Hildeburn Garrison. who
died December 20. 1926.
Mr.. Garrison. former Philadelphia
lawyer, served a part term as War Sec
rotary under Woodrow Wilson. He re-
signed in 1916. Mrs. Garrison's Will was
filed yesterday.
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported TO
the Health Department during the last "a
Austin c. and Fannie M. Waller. boy.
George w. and Ruth Vail. girl.
Kinnie c. and Dumples @. Judy. boy.
John F. and Marion r. Byerly. boy.
Charles L, and Lillian Reed, girl.
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FOREIGN.
ASKS 100000 DAMAGES
Scenario Writer Charges Director
With Breach of Promise.

LOS ANGELES, July % CP.-Two
suits, one asking 100000 for alleged
breach of promise and the other $4,000
70, alleged breach of contract, were
filed yesterday by Sally Winters, also
known as Sally MCGOWAN. scenario
writer, against John P. MCGOWAN, di-
rector, and Meteor Pictures Productions.
Mrs. MCGOWAN charged the director
proposed to her May 81. 1926. and said
she was induced to live with him on
promises of marriage within "a rea-
sonable time
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RUMANIA TRAIN BLAST
INJURIES TWO WORKERS
Two Other Railway Bombings Re
ported-Ohicials Fear Commu-
mist Trouble.

BY the Associated Press.
VIENNA, Austria, July 2S.-Outrages
in various parts of Rumania. including
the bombing Of a passenger train be-
tween Cinaia and Ploesci yesterday, in
which two railway men were hurt, were
reported here today.
A locomotive vas damaged by bomb
at Hermannstadt and five coaches and
the engine of a train were derailed at
Curea, near Jassy, by an explosion.
The authorities. who anticipated Com
munist trouble August /, were search
ing the houses Of alleged Communists
throughout Rumania. Police arrested
81 persons at Jassy as a precautionary
measure and railway guards were Or
dered to watch all routes.
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wood Bros. & Garrett. with offices at
BIS New York ave.
Besides Harmony Lodge, he was q
member Of Albert Pike Consistory,
M. r. S., and Almas Temple, A. A. o.
N. M. S., of the Masonic bodies. He
was member of the Washington
Eoard Of Trade and Of the Washington
Real Estate Board.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Carrie E. Caywood; a son, C.. Chester
CaJwood. an attorney, and sister,
Miss L. E. Caywood, all of Washington.
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