davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-23
Amerikani dostai
poriadnu lelxciu
Direlztor City banhy naval ' Gu
zine rodenych obyvatel'ov IVY
nil5ajdcimi obcanmi'

V stredu ma poludnie bola sch6-
dza Rotary klubu, ma ktorej II.
D. Hooper, direktor zavretej Ci-
ty banky NAL rec o pricinach "a
vretia tunajsich bank. Jeho ret
oola pozoruhodna v tom ohl'adc,
e dal kredit v cudzine rodens-
mu obyvatelstvu, povediac, xe
,udzinci si1 vynikajucimi mest'an
nj Youngstown a ze to boli A.
nerikani, ktori dostali hysteriu a
:apricinili zavretie nasich maj
vacsich bank. Rec jeho Y casti
oola nasledovna:
First National Bank Dollar
l City Trust banky neskrachova-
y. Ony neboly zavrete banko-
vtm departmentom, ale fch di-.
rektormi, pre- hysteriu Youngs-
..owncanov.
"Kedy budl tieto banky zno-
VI otvoreneY ia neviem. Ale viem
:e Wy, V dosahu mojho hlasu, mo-
;etc ich otvorit' behom "a hodin,
ked vytiahnete svoje zakladiny
bezpecnostnych schranok.
Liberty bondy a peniaze sl
1apakovane kazdej bezpecnost-
1ej schranke v kazdej banke
meste.
"Jestli w a myslim tn kax-
leho. kto ma poeuva nepojde-
e do svojich bezpecnostnych
chranok a nevratite nazad tie
,eniaze do bank a do obehu, tax
avrete vsetky fabriky obchody
ma. A namiesto 5000 rodin, bu-
detc mat ma -rukaeh 9 tislce ro-
lin Wac. Nemozno ocakavat', ze
Community Chest bude vstave
nnoho vykonat voci tomu, co sa
)rihodi.
"Behom poslednych sest' me-
siacov - hlavne behom posled-
lych troch - vytiahnute bolo O.
-olo $s,0OO,OOO nspornych vkla
low 2 tych troch bank. v bezpec
lostnych schrankach v Youngs
towne je Wac penazi dneska, nez
'zedykolvek predtym histcrii.
'ohto mesta. Tieto schranky s6
temer prepchate peniazmi a cen
lost'ami.
"Ja chcem vzdat' chvalu vyni
'Sajucim obcanom Youngstown
-cudzincom.
"Peniaze cudzinca sn ban
-ach. On nevybral svoje peniaze,
lie ich nechal v bankach Memo
.am tolko povedat 0 vas. Arc
ikanoch."
A Mr.. Reed, vice-prezident Ci
v banky, ma schodzi vL'ada-e
'ov Campbell vyhlasil toto:
"Neboli to mali vkladatelia, a.
o w, muzovia a zeny. kto~vch
me sa bali, boil to II $ tisicami
statisicami. Zatvorili SINE ban
'zu, aby SINE chrAnili malych vkla-
'atel 'ov. Zavretie teito bankv ne.
,olo vinou jej fradnfkov, ami Tia
dneho jednotlivca. To ho'o u~o-
ane absoldtne len nasledkom ne
'overy." A ma otazku jedneho :
k'adatel'ov, ze ii lie uistenie, ze
1ity banka mole byt' znovu O.
tvoren&, Mr.. Reed odpovedal, ze
4no.
Vo stvrtok vecer odhvvala ~
vel'ka schodza vkladatel' 'ov City
banky Y South Hioh skole. ma kto
rel vkladatelia sl'lbili vsemoznu
nodporu sprave banky v snahe .
lei znovu otvorenie.
trnpuA maYH vrrru
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-23
Schodza Okr. Sboru
a vsetkych spolkov
Bude v utorok veGer Y skole osa-
dy sv. Cyrilla q Methoda v zauj-
me nasich nddznych rodin.

Spolocna schodza Okresneho
Sboru Slovenskej Iigy sloven-
skych spolkov OIL 'adom pomoci
nasim nddznym rodinam, odby-
vat sa bude ma utorok, q. okto-
bra vecer v skole osady Sy. Cy-
rilla a Methoda. ziadame vsetky
ct. spolky Mahoning doliny, a.
by vyslaly svojich zastupcov. Ma
schodzi budl podane zpravy W.
borrow a porada, ako d'alej pokra-
covat'. s lctou
M. J. Palkovic, predseda
M. J. Lesnak, tajomnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-23

Pittsburghskej Dohody.
V pondelok, utorok a stredu
odbyvala sa v Clevelande konven-
ella a kongres Sdruzcnia Sloven-
skych Katolikov V Amerike "a
peknej tieasti knazstva, hi. 1rad-
nfkov a lradniciek organizacii
zastupcov odbociek S. S. X. kon
vencia odbyvala sa v krasnom
domove 1. X. s. q. Jednoty a kon-
gres cili valne shromazdenie v
auditoriume osady Sv. Benedikta.
V pondelok zasedal lstredny
vybor S. 8. K, ktory porobil po-
trebne predprace ku konvencii.
V utorok rano konvencia zaha-
jena bola sv. omsou, ktorn slizil
osvp. biskup Schrembs. Asisto-
vail mu vysokodostojny pan Gre
gor Vaniscak, O. s. B., prior kla-
stora slovenskych otcov Benedik-
tinov V Clevelande a Rev. Stefan
Kocis. Ceremonarom boil biskup-
sky tajomnik DR.. Floyd Begin
Pan biskup NAL obsirnu a zaujf-
mavl kazen o kultdrnych sna-
mach slovenskych katolikov v A.
merike, menovite prvom sloven-
skom klastore v Cleyelande,
vyssej dievcenskej skole v Dam
vile, Pa. kde Dol osobne ma po-
sviacke rohoveho kamena. Slova-
ci maji prieinu byt' hrdf ma svo-
je yyssie dstavy. Poukazoval na
krasnu buducnost', aka eaka a.
merikych Slovakov, preto ze 81
budujt vysoke skoly, lebo len
tie narodnosti sa tn dobre uplat-
MIA, ktore 81 vychovaj1 vodcov
ia dostojne reprezentovanie. Po-
-chvalil obetavost' jednotlivcov j
organizacii ma vyssie skoly.
Prve zasadnutie konvencie bo-
10 utorok popoludni stredr
cely den al do 6. hodiny veeer.
Ma konvencii zastupene boly vse
tkv nase katolicke oreanizacie HI.
iiradnikmi nradniGkami. Pr
tommy Dol pekny poeet knazov
menovite pittsburghskeho chi
cagskeho okolia.
V utorok veeer boil krasny ban
ket, ma ktorom toastmaistrorn
Dol Rev. FIR. Dubosh. Blanket sa
odbyval tiez v budove IKSZJ.
Povedane boly pekne reel. Kan
cellar diecezi, Msgr. McFadden
hovoril uzitocnosti sdruzenia sa
spolkov Sdruzeni ku vzaiom-
nemu pokroku. Serif Cuyahoga
okresu (Cleveland), p. Schulz
man hovoril, ze pomocou nabo-
zenstva buduje sa charakter a
preto zaviedli v okresnom vaze-
nj nabozenslxd prevychovu vaz-
hov.
Zvoleny Dol stary trad. Jedina
smena je, lie l. podpredsedom S
s. Il. stal ga Rev. r. j. Dubosh
Lakewood. O., a byvaly du-
chovny osady Nsv. Mena Jezis
ma Steelton. Predsedom tedy 70
stava Rev. Klemo Hrtanek
Homestead, Pa. a tajomnfkom
Rev. Jan w. KriSpinsky, Youngs
towncan, nateraz duchovny osa-
dy P. N. Milosrdnej v Clevelan-
/ de.
Konvencia vyniesla tieto rezo-
Hcie: y v zauime Katolickej
Akcie, pracovat' dl'a smernic pa
reza Piusa vo vychove, v man
zelstve q v robotnickej otazke.
q "a vtelenie Pittburghskej Do
hody do dstavy Cesko-S -Slovenskej
Republiky, 81 v zaujme Spolku
Sv. vojtecha. Tiez boly yynese-
ne pozdravne rezol1cie papezske-
mu delegatovi vo Washingtone q
osvp. bskupoyi Schrembsovi.
Budfca konvencia bude sa tam
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-23
SLAVNY EDISON
ULOzENY MA ODPOCINOK

Thomas Alva Edison, ktory 70
mrel v nedel'u yeas rano vo veku
"a rokov, pochovany Dol V stredu
vecer ma Rosedale cintorine vo
West Orange, N. j..
Smrt'ou Edisona svet ztratil
najyacsieho svojho dobrodincu.
On, dal svetu elektricke svetlo,
pohyblive obrazy, zdokonaleny te.
lcfon, elektricke zeleznice, elek-
tricke pomocky zariadenia, to.
nografy, dynamo motory, bate
rie, konkret, zdokonaleny tele-
graf a vyse tisic inych vynalezov.
Len jeho trinast' hlavnejsich Wy.
nalezov ma teraz hodnotu pre- A
meriku Is bilionov dolarov a pre-
svet d 'alsie biliony.
Edison narodil sa Milan, O.,
II. februara 1847. Jeho predko-
via pochadzali Hollandska
zili dlhy vek. Jeho dedo I'll lO4
rokov, starry otec 1O2 rokov a O.
tee "a rokov. Chodil do skoly len
diva mesiace, ale jeho matka bola
ucitel 'kou vo vyssej skole a ona
mu dala vzdelanie.
Ma pohrabe bola prezidentova
manzelka. Desat 'tisice l'udl VIDA
10 Edisonovi poslednd poctu. Je-
no vernt druh, Joseph OFT zomrel
tiez ' nedel'u, ked' pocul o smr-
Ii Edisona.
Edisonovo memo bude lit vec-
ne srdci pudskom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-23
PoDpALIL 81 DOM
ABY MALI DO JEST

Eugene V. Schuyler, 54-rocny
murar Z (. 1850 Vaughn Ave, O.
tee deviatich deti, ktory uz diva
roxy je bez prace, podpalil 81 dom
v utorok, hfajlc dostat' poistne
$1,000, z ktoreho by Ill $ rodinou,
kym ga pomery polepsia. Polial
kuchynu petrolejom a zapalil.
Dom zhorel do zakladov. Schuy-
ler So primal policii, ze svoj dom
podpalil zdfalstve mad biedou.
Jeho najmladsie diet'a, 2-rocns,
pytalo Jest nemal mu Go dat.
Jedin6 spasu videl Y ?oistnom.
Teras je chudak vo viizeni . je-
no rodinn @ susedia starajt.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-23
Sch6dza SLOW.
Polit. Federacie
Bude v pondelok vecer v skole
Sv. Cyrilla o Methoda.

Slovenska Americka Politicka
Federacia v Mahoning okrese bu-
de odbyvat' schodzu ma pondelok
vecer v skole osady Sv. Cyrilla a
Methoda, ma ktord povolava vse-
tkych zastupcov politickFch klu-
bow slovenskych, sdruzenych vo
Federacii.
Juraj Petrik, tai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-23
z kongresu Sdruz.
SLOW. Katolikov

Starry trad znovuzvoleny, len I.
podpredsedom je Rev. Dubosn.-
Sdruzenie je "a Katolicku Akciu
v rnanzelstve, vychove a robotni-
ckej otazke. A "a vymahanie
Pittsburghskej Dohody.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-23
POSVIACKA v OSADE
NAJSV. MENA JEzIs
vysvxten& bola socha, oltarilky q
svieSnilky sv. Terezky v nedel'u.

6VAoCMAAy ~. AeIe1hy AeueA "
v nedel'u vecer bola v chrame
osady Najsv. Mena Jezis posvia-
cka sochy, oltarikov a sviecnika
sv. Terezky. Posviacku vykonal
duchovny osady, Rev. Stefan Ko.
els a peknl prilezitostnd kazen
povedal Rev. Jozef Krispinskvy,
duchovny osady Nsv. Trojice v
Struthers. Slavnostne pozehnanie
ma konci posviacky udelil Rev
Jozef Misic, kaplan horvatskej O.
sadly Sv. Petra a Pavla.
Kostol pocas posviacky Dol pre-
plneny osadnikmi.
Socha, oltarik a sviecnik je dan
p. Martina a pani Marie Dolak.
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HIT mrn1urtanr.

BROWN. MAGGIE. In sad remembrance Of
July g. 1880 '-'' ''-N '''' 'O"''
A dear one to US is gone
aaRRe HSb meet HNE ERg " % tRfs
cEIvAL FER ELLEY In wemgEy Of my
Io1fNG DAUGHTE fsO Jo Ssis
CHEYALIER, ELLEN Four sad years have
Mother, il YOU were only back in the va
LONELY DAUGHTER, ANNA.
CIIEVALIER. ELLEN. Sacred to the mem
Org Of my dear mother. ELLEN CHEW
sLIET Ri, who departed DEP this sn 5e fGE5 year:
COOKE. SARAH Z. In sad but loving re-
SARAH E. COOKE. who departed this lie
nine years ago toda-. Iuly o. 1922
have lost my soui companion,
A life linked with my own.
And day by DAY miss you more
AS l walk through life alone
GREGORY.
membrane of my darling mother. SARAH
E. COOKE. who answered Gods call nine
years ago today, July 8, 1922.
Ny heart still aches for you, dear mother,
My eyes shed many tears
God only knows how miss YOU
y6uR LovTNG DAUGHTER. HATTIE v.
CRAWFORD. JOHN n, In loving, r.mem-
JOHN n CRAWFORD. Who passed away
two years ago today, July 6. 1929.
Gone. but not forgotten,
HOWARD. ANNIE SAUNDERS. Sacred 70
the memory OF our dear daughter and sis
ter ANNIE SAUNDERS HOWARD. who
departed this life three years sEo today
July g. 1923.
We shall meet her some bright morning,
she Sip be WAITING "a ing for S'e our Coming
In the upper garden there.
HER DEVOTED MOTHER, SUSAN 6AUN-
DERS.
METCALF. HARVEY L. In sad but loving
remembrance OF my loving SON HARVEY
L. METCALF. who departed this life four
years go today, July s, 1927.
He sleeps, the one so young and fair:
He Slumbers sweet and knows no care.
His heart was pure, his life SO young
Yet not our will, but Thine be done
HIS MOTHER.
SMITH. DANIEL. In loving remembrance
of my dear husband. DANIEL SMITH Of
1907 Union 81. s.v.. who departed this lie
one year ago today. July 6. 1880.
precious one from us has gone,
The voice We loved is Stilled;
place is vacant in our home
Which never can be flied.
LOVING WIFE AND BROTHER, MATTE
AND HENRY.
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LONG |LLNESSFATAL
TO WOMAN WRITER.
Mrs. Isabel MCEIroy, First of
Sex in Press Gallery,
Nationally Known.

Mrs. Isabel Worrell McElroy, for
mere than half century nationally
known newspaper woman and maya
zine writer, died early yesterday at
Emergency Hospital of injuries and
complications resulting from a fall June
25 at her country home, near Occoquan,
Va. Mrs. McElroy. who was rs years
old, had been in failing health for five
years.
She was the widow Of Col. John
McElroy, prominent Washington pub
Usher and editor of the National
Tribune. After early newspaper ex-
perience with the Kansas City Star
and as a correspondent in Mexico, she
worked for The Washington Star for
% years. leaving in 1902 to become
associate editor of the National Tribune
On May 16. 1925, she was married to
Col. McElroy here. At that time he
was 78 years old and she was 10.
Sister and Brother Survive,
Surviving are one sister, Mrs Myrtle
Worrell Buckles, who lived with her at
the old McElroy residence at 1912 Six
tenth street. and one brother, George
H. Worrell of California. Four nepheWs
and four neices also survive. One of
the nieces, Mrs. K. P. McElroy, resides
in Washington.
Mrs. McElroy's first husband was
Henry Martyr Ball
Born in Putnam County, Ill, Mrs.
McElroy went to Kansas with her fam
lily in the pioneer days. At l6 she
was teaching school in Pawnee County
and writing the first OF the stories of
pioneer life which later brought her
fame as 1.-The woman Bret Harte."
These tales were drawn from her OBJ
servations and experiences in the early
west, and their publication won her a
national reputation. In addition to her
literary renown, she was well known in
Kansas as horsewoman.
Joining the staff of the Kansas City
Star in 1882, Mrs. McElroy launched
on a newspaper career which extended
over five decades. AS correspondent
in Mexico she was known as the first
woman newspaper reporter in that
country, and when she came to Wash
ington she earned the distinction OF
being the first newspaper woman TO be
admitted TO the press gallery at the
Capitol.
In WOmen's Press Club.
Mrs. McElroy was a member of the
National Women's Press Club and a
past national senior vice president of
the National Women's Relief Corps, an
auxiliary OF the Grand Army of the
Republic. She was the author Of mono
graphs on "A History OF the United
States Flag" Presidential China, .
Presidents of the United States" and
Wives of Presidents OF the United
States" She also was an honorary
member OF the Kit Carson Post OF the
Grand Army of the Republic, the only
woman ever to receive that honor from
any post of the organization.
Funeral services will be held tomor-
row afternoon at O'Clock from Hy-
songs funeral parlors. Burial will be
in Arlington National Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-06

Graduate School of Medicine. and noted
authority on child health. died yester-
day of neutrality-suspicious. at the age
Of So.
Hoover'S White House Conference on
Child Health and Protection.
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MCD0NNELL'S FUNERAL
TOBE HELD TOMORROW
Capital Native, Drowned Near
Edgewood, to Be Buried i'm
Mount Olivet Cemetery.

Funeral services for John Maurice
Mcdonnell, 81, who was drowned Sat-
urday in Gunpowder River, near Edge
wood, Md, will be held tomorrow at
Zurhorsts funeral parlors. Mass will
be said at o'clock at ST. Joseph's
Church. Second and C streets south
east. Burial will be in Mount Olivet
Cemetery
Mr.. Mcdonnell was native cf
Washington. but until recently was en-
ployed by the Western Electric Co. at
its Newark plant. He is survived by a
sister, Miss Catherine Mcdonnell, and
an aunt. Miss Mamie Mcdonnell, with
whom he made his home, at 1854 Co.
lumbia road. He was a graduate of st.
Johns College and a member OF st.
Pauls Catholic Church.
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Marriage Licenses.

Walter L.. Burton. 81. and Enc v.
Hankins: 4s%both of Richmond; Rev. Robert
John Thompson. 2s. and Annie b. Thomp-
son. Is; Rev. w. Westray
Gordon NJ Miller. az; Tunstall. Va. and
John Z. Briggs.
Napoleon Marshall. 50. and Alberta Nc
Daniel, 81: Judge Robert +. MattinEly.
Newell R. Gill. 81. this city. and Helen
4 Crane, 49, Santa Rosa, Calf Rev.
Homer J. Councillor
William E. Gooder.. At Brooklyn. and
Mary B. Middleton. ii, Athens, Ga; Rev.
Allan ?, Poore.
Olive E. Martin. ~, Shamokin, Pa; Rev.
William Pierpoint
GLADYS NJ Hartzell, ~. Baltimore Rev.
John E. BriERA.
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1rathH.

Tssi' a 4, hsF Tss,asass 5o5f SsI,iornis &
George Mowatt.. Funeral from chapel Of
Vein %edne e Wr JHt Co. a. 1877 I0h St
ment Glenwood Cemetery. T.
Is5i; a. FTeedmsn's HOSPITAL, JOHN W:
Bertha Henderson Parker Of 1914 Columbia
St: NV Washington, D. G; father Of
the and and s MfFy Parker Of s0c
ton; Va; brother of Walter Parker, Jo-
Sephine Mitchell. Martha Goldman. Alice
rom James WIaslows r chspe eth fns ana
SITS NV, washington. D. c., Wedne.
ton c3ton Va Fren a. G and
IelatlVeS invited TO attend services
RlCHARDSON. DIR: SAMUEL A. On Sun
lsh St nv Dr. SAMUEL is ff & RIcHA fa52
sSdson 0eiGSsd husband ,90 q MsTy Rch
Wednesdsy July 1850 Ss am le'if Reis
tives ard friends invited to attend. Inter
ment Rock Greek Cemetery.
SMITH. STEPHEN HARRISON. On satur-
sTERHEN HARRIsoS l sMrT EfeG n, s2sD''s
Elizsbeth Smith and brother Of Dr. Lu itaiia
G. Smith Of Fort Lyon Colo: Charles NJ
Campbell, BELGRADE. Jueosiavia. snd Misses
Fanny Smith and Elizabeth D. Smith
1903 Irving st. NV. Oh Tuesday. July 4
a. a,.x Pm lnterment in Ivy Hill Cemetery.
TODD. DR. WILLIAM B. On Sunday, July
5. 1881. DIR WILLIAM B.. beloved hus-
band Of Mataldia Bond Todd Remains
resting at his home. 2i6 Maryland ave
e. until Wednesday. Jtly 6. at IN
Funeral services at w. w Deals funeral
home, 8l6 II ST. ne, on Wednesday. july
8. at m. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. 7s
VIRNSTEIN. JOHN II Suddenly. on Sum
day. July s. 1891, JOHN H., beloved hus-
bsnd, OF Anna p. virnstein. Funeral from
his late residence. $500 New Hampshire
ave. NV. on Wednesday. July 8, at $50
am. thence 10 the Sacred Heart Church,
where mass will be said at 10 m. Rela-
tives and friends invited. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
VOELCKNER. ERNEST GEORGE Saturday,
July 4, 1881, after a long illness, ERNEST
GEORGE, only son of Elise and the late
Kurt F. Voelckner and brother of Mrs.
Frank E. Zuber Funeral services at Hy-
songs funeral home. 1900 ST. n W. Tues
day. July Z, ut 1890 am Interment
Prospect Hill Cemetery. Friends invited
to attend.
WOODARD. SARAH On Saturday July
4 1891 At Blue Plains D; C., SARAH
Woodland, grandmother OF Maggie Tolson,
Carol and Leon Hollns and devoted sister
OF John Chapple OF Baltimore. Nd. She
also leaves many other relatives and
friends Remains resting at the John T.
Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd and Eye sts.
s.w. Notice Of funeral later.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the Health Department during the last "a
Henry P Hamill, 70. 3517 N H. ave.
Ella j. Moreland, ~. 1888 Quincy st.
James Nolan, SO, Gallinger Hospital
Hilda Childs. 81. 1906 Emerson ST. ne
William H Knowles, IS, Providence Hos
Emily c. Vernon. So. 1889 Benning I'd. ne.
Guy H, johnson. So 26l2 Woodey pl
pital.
Eva NJ Beard. 40. Emergency Hospital
pital.
stetania Di Giiulian. AZ. 55o1 18th st.
Fred d: Paxton, SO. Garfield Hospital
Ernest yoelckner, rs, tuberculosis Hospital.
RPfeGhlnald NJ Updike, 4, 4o7 18th st. ne.
James D. MorfeSi, Casualty Hospital.
Mary Washington, so, 324 Bryant St
pital. nus
MasEie pashiel. so. Freedmens Hospital
EdWard L; Feggans, 40: 1910 Vermont ave
Anney M. Jones. %, 1925 3rd ST.
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so YEARS AT CHURCH.
ORGAN TO BE HONORED
Alexandrian Has Never Missed
Service at St. Mary's Catholic
Institution.
BY a star Correspondent of The star

BY stan Correspondent Of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 6.-Plans
to honor Joseph L. Monroe, 70 years
old. who has served as organist at st.
Mary's Catholic Church for the past SO
years, will be made at a meeting of
the parishioners OF the church tonight.
Mr.. Monroe. who lives In the 400
block South Pitt street, claimed to
never have missed single service at
the church during his long period of
service. Mr.. Monroe's mother the late
Mrs. Kate Monroe, sang in the choir
OF the church for AZ years and died
shortly after she was stricken while
singing.
The celebration in honor of Mr.. Mon
roe VIII be held sometime this month.
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S. A. RICHARDSON DIES
AT CAPITAL RESIDENCE
Druggist Will Get Masonic Rites at
Rock Creek Plot-Burial Here
Tomorrow at 10 AM.

Samuel A. Richardson, well known
druggist, died last evening at his heme.
1928 Thirteenth street, after a few
weeks illness. He was prominent in
Der Of Joppa Lodge. No. IS. F. A. A. NJ.
He was also member of Mount Horeb
Chapter. r. A. M. and OF the Knights
Templar. Columbia Commandery, No. 2.
Surviving are his widow and several
sisters and brothers. Funeral services
will be held at the residence Wednesday
morning at 1890 O'Clock. with inter-
ment in Rock Creek Cemetery. Ma
sonic services will be held at the burial
ground,
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DIES AT BOYHOOD HOME
Truman Gaylord, Westinghouse Of
fetal Suffers Heart Attack.

SHELBY. Mich, July CP.-Tru-
man Gaylord Of Pittsburgh, Pa. vice
president Of the Westinghouse Electric
Co, died suddenly yesterday of a heart
attack at his boyhood home here where
he was spending a brief vacation with
his mother. Mrs. Miranda Gaylord.
Apparently he had been in good
health and had played golf Saturday
He was 81 years old and was in charge
Of the radio division Of the Westing-
house Co.
Surviving are the widow, daughter.
Marion; a brother. John Gaylord of
Chicago, and sister, Miss Gladys Gay
lord, also of Chicago. Funeral services
and burial will be here Tuesday
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DELEGATION TO GRAHAM
FUNERAL TO BE NAMED
Senate and House Group to At
tend Rites for Dean of
Representatives.

Delegations from the Senate and
House Of Representatives will be ap-
pointed during the day to attend the
funeral tomorrow in New York City
for the late Representative George S.
Graham Of Philadelphia, the 81-year-
old dean Of the House. Mr.. Graham
died Saturday at his Summer home at
ISlip, Long Island.
Many OF the New York, Pennsylvania
and New Jersey delegates will attend
the funeral, in addition to the official
delegation. Members Of Congress have
been communicating with Commits
Sioner Guilford S. Jameson of the Court
OF Claims and formerly secretary to the
House Judiciary Committee, of which
Mr.. Graham had been chairman for
many years. Mr.. Jameson will also at
! tend the services and will act as one of
the usherS at the church.
Services will be held at 2 pm. to-
morrow in st. Thomas Church, Fifth
avenue and F1fty-third street. Burial
will be in Woodlawn Cemetery. Rev.
DR.. Roelif H. Brooks, rector of st.
Thomas, and Rev. William Garth of St
Marks Church, Islip, will officiate.
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Fire Races MacFadden Plane.

DANVILLE, N. Y. July GP).-A
six passenger Bellanca monoplanc.
owned by Bernarr MacFadden, New
York publisher and physical culture ex-
ponent, was destroyed by fire Of unde-
termined origin at the airport here
yesterday
MacFadden had flown here Saturday
and expected to return to New York
in the plane today.
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sions Of the Presbyterian Church OF the
United States of America from 1928 to
1929 died yesterday after a long illness.
He was president Of Coe College Iowa)
from 1909 to 1920 and served as gen.
eral secretary of the Board Of Home
Missions of his church from 1917 to
1923.
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Police Seek Escaped Bow.

lookout was issued by police today
for John Thomas Russell. Is, said to
have escaped last night from the In
dustrial Home School for boys on Wis
consin avenue. The youths descrip-
ton was furnished police.
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Garn nf Thanks.

CHARLES w. Mrs. C. W.
AuEhinbaugh and daughter wish to ex-
press their sincere thanks for the many
expressions OF sympathy and the true
kindness shown by their many friends at
tne recent death Of their beloved husband
and father, CHARLES w AUGHINBAUGH
WIFE AND DAUGHTER
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NOTED DOCTOR DIES

DR.. Horace H. jerks of q. Of Penn
sylvania succumbs to Pneumonia.
PHILADELPHIA, July 6 (R.-Dr.
Horace H. jerks, assistant professor of
pediatrics. University Of PENNSYLVANIA