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Bed Davenport Outfit

Icey air refrigerators. Let us explain.
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RENTALS
q Unfinished Houses

OAKLAND, 1915 rms. bath; mod; $22;
water paid garage. Be. 4931-R.
SPENCER, S., 40 (Irvington)-5-rm. mod.
hnngaloW. full basement. gar, AL con-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-12
soKoLsx1 v11RAvY 1s,a.
BatoSina, jej bezpecnost 1
ravn& doprava.

Pc osobnom pohodli je starost'
vsetkych cestuj1cich sdstredena
ma ich batozinu, menovite kufry.
a ma ich spravne dodanie ma kon-
ci cesty. Nemald starost' tiez ro-
bia naklady spojene transpor-
taciou batoziny. Ma americkej ze-
leznici, ako j ma lodi, je doprava
batoziny bezplatna, ME ale ma ze-
lezniciach Europe. Tam sa pla-
ii cd kazdeho funta a Cd kazdej
mile. Pre- 1castnikov vypray SO.
kolskych ma rychlolodiach Euro
pa a Bremen bude zvlastna 81 a
vena cena dopravneho "a kufor
to $500 "a kus (za vacsie $4).
To je uz usetrenie pri najmen-
som $500, nez keby ste chceli ist'
inokadial'. Ale najvacsie usetre.
ME mate ma batozine pri zpiatoc-
nej ceste. Ak pojdete nazad ma
pristav nemecky, budete platit'
len DC "a funt. Pri vahe kufra
$50 funtov, to cini tedy len Sc.
Keby ste sa chceli na zpiatocnej
ceste podivat' na Pariz a ist'
ma Cherbourg - kde sa lode Eu-
ropa a Bremen tiez zastavia -
museli by ste. platit "a kufre O.
mnoho Wac, najmenej 10c cd
funta. Pri ceste cez pristav Bre-
men mate tedy usetrene So. ma
ceste do Prahy SO ma zpiatocnej
ceste. To sd len niektore prikla-
dy, kedy setrite ma cestovnych
vylohach, ak pojdete so sokolsky-
mi vypravami Slovenskej T. j.
Sokol pc lodiach Europa Bre-
men dina IL. maja alebo T. j1na.
Dalsiu neocenitepn1 vyhodu
budu mat cestujuci s tymito w
pravami v tom ohlade, ze ich ba-
tozina nebude podrobena ziad-
nym colnym prehliadkam po ce-
lei ceste, ami v Prahe nie. Ako 81
kufor donna slozite, tax ho do.
stanete v Prahe, bez toho, aby sa
! yam v nom colnici hrabali. A ME-
len to, kufor vam bude zaslanv
priamo az do poslednej stanice
obce, do ktorej v starej vlasti
pojdete. Ak chcete mat bezsta-
rostnd a pohodlnd cestu v kaz-
dom OIL 'ade, napiste 81 0 soznam
who'd a iispor, ako j podrobny a
cely rozpocet cesty na poriada-
tel'a Sokolskych vyprav SkaIa
State Bank, $40 West 18th ST.,
Chicago, Illinois, alebo ma jedna-
telov uvedenych v oznamke toh.
to caSOpiSu,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-12

Anna Froncikova, Carnegie, Pa |
81, Juraj Vrana, Nicktown, Pa. |
$3, "a. sbor SLOW. Lfgy, Byes-
vile, O. prostrednictvom svojho
tai. Joz. Celucha $5, Michal Kan
drac, Berea, q So, Cis. 61s. IKSJ
Homestead, Pa. So, Jan Birosh,
Abbotsfurd, B. G. Canada 50, Re
hor Pivak, Pittsburgh ST, And.
Muska, Broad Brook, Conn. So.
F. Timko, Ballston Spa, n. Y.
zaslal sbierku, kp ktorej prispeli:
Michal Solatruk 81, Jakub Sc
besta 81, Pavel Miller ST., Michal
Miller ST., Vasko Pizen 81, Jakub
Brejo Toe, Stefan Jurcak SOC,
Anna Heski SOC, Michal Jurcak
soc, Jan Jurcak soc, Jozef Kvas-
max soc, Jan Bargovic soc, Jozef
Mallek 1Oc a Bohuznamy $1.15.
Spolu $40.
Andrej Buranovsky, Houtzdale
Pa. 81, Odbor 366. MSS, Pitts
burgh, prostrednictvom brata
Zaryho IS, Peter Deley, Brad
dock, Pa. 81, j. B., Akron, O. 81,
So. Sbor Slov. Ligy, Pittsburgh
| postrednictvom brata Karla Be.
lohlavka $5, Maths Bohaeik, Ta-
rentum, Pa. soc, Michal Zdrave-
cky, Homestead, Pa. ST..
Stedri darcovia, nasa chudoba
YAM hlbin srdca d,akuje a mo-
dll sa "a vas; Bob vam vyna-
hraR vzbud' novsich YAM po-
| dobnych nasledovnikov!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-12
"JEDEN MUsf BYT!"

Pr0IeSOf prednaSa Student0m,
ked' zrazu zavznej1 vykriky !:
Hori, horiP' Vsetci vyhrnu sa
ma ulicu. z blizkeho domu sl'a-
haj1 plamene. Kto je ma ulici,
vradeny je do ret All a eoskoro
letia nadoby vodou'z ruky do
ruky. Ret az tiahne sd cd ulice
az po rieku, ktorei sa naplna-
j1 nadoby vodou. V rieke, ako
posledny ret'azi, stoji slaby,
bledy Student. "Cog - zvola
propefor ''vy vo vode?" -
Ano,' zneje pevna odpoved', =.
"jeden musi byt'. Nuz a preco by
som to nebol JAZZ"
TAX ma zniet' odpoved' pri ka-
zdej Bohu milej praci. Sk1py sa
vyhoyara: "A preco prave ia?
Mech da my '1 = a tym ST ma
mysl a, ze. v sebe uchlacholi W.
citky svedomia. SKUTOK, poma-
hat 'SVOJIM, ktori sil tyrdom
zk1sani, biede, v znfalom polo.
zeni, JE BOHU MILY. Nikto sa
nevyhovaraj; kazdy cim-tym mo-
zes prispiet'. DAJ - daj DNES.
Vsetci pomahajme, ako ii Stu
denti. All u mas hori, ej hori v
nasich domacnostiach; do krbov
SVOJETI dobyja sa VLK Bic
DY... HLADU... Odozenme no..
Zahasme zivoty ohrozujici pla-
men .hladu...!
Smiluj sa, Panel Skypri po-
du, ul'ay biedu nasho rodu!
Dosli SINE ma kalvariu... Po-
dame ovlazuj1ci lick ma vyprah-
le, biedou strhane perry nasho
Pudu?
Odpovedajte SKUTKOM las
ky darmi, skutkom mildsrden-
stva: IA MUSfM POMAHAT!
Ak niekdy nase organizacie maly
povinnost pomahat', DNES je
najvyssi cas-. Kto sa dnes odvra-
cia Cd prosiaceho NASHO CLIO.
VEKA, zajtra, ked' nastann
lepsie easy moze sa on odvra-
tit povedat': Nepoznali ste
ma...!
Dairy lasky zasielajte ma adre-
su: SLOVAK LEAGUE RELIEF
FUND, P. o. Box 996, Pittsburgh
Penna. E,l Il
Vas 1cte oddany,
Vybor Vzajomnej Pomoci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-12
SLOVAK CATHOLIC so
KOL DUCK PINS.
By John Talan,

: q 7s 4 Ef r +
Another week goes by and
some sweet games have been rol
led.
The st. Cyril & Methodins five
were in fine fettle and, with Walt
Lind and Romey De Salvo head
ing the way, took the whole
three games from the X Of C
With the exception Of Joe Daley
the Kaceys were not rolling up
to their usual standard.
With S. Ekoniak and Harry
Miles contributing greatly, the
Struthers gang could not Be stop,
|ped aaa ths SSlsvs
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-12

ClON. CdlH. SOhOl lIl
League Records
High Individual Il game) =
Marion - 245.
High Individual 6 games) -
Daley, 593.
High Team Il game), Struth-
ers, 896.
High Team g games) Steelton
2499.
Schedule for Feb. 18th.
Grand Alleys VS. st. Cyrils. I
-8.
Steelton VS. Struthers Hip.
X Of C VS. Slow. Cath. Sokol,
9--10.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-12

YOUNGEST. sLcv. NovuSY
Mono dostat' v drobnom odpre.
dali u p. j. Hudika, 1853 Poland
Ave-, p. Jana Franko ma Lansing
vile a ma stande pod mostor '
Campbell.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-12

kols dropped three games. Smith
and Wollter stood out in defeat.
Jack Fitz left his ten pin roll
ling for awhile to bolster UP his
Grand Alley duckpin team, but
even his three fine games could
not quiet the pin disturbance
raised by the Steelton crew, who
took all three games in handy
fashion. ABBEY" Krafcik and
Mike Sardich were in fine form
and helped their average with
their evenings performance.
A capacity crowd saw these
contests which are exciting more
and more interest.
The following were the 200
scores Of the week:
Krafcik - 205.
s. Ekoniak 232.
De Salvo ~ 225.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-12
L'UDIA DOBRf, SAGI-
LUTTE SA!

klep1 ma dyere svojeti, prosiac
Otvorte, pomozte, prijmite mas!
Smutok, ziaP, nedostatok, be-
dakanie> ma eelej clare. A, bohu-
zial', mnohe, oj nnol1e srdcia,
najma "majetnejsich'' sd zatvr.
die, nechcu prijat', osetrit ma
pomoct' nedostatkom vyciveneho
a $ biedou zapasiaceho prosiaceho
Slovaka-a jeho rodinu.
Prosieb sa kopf co den Wac a.
Vybor Vzajomnej Pomoci nema
z coho pomahat' vsetkym, lebo
pramene DOBROCINNOSTI 50
vycerpavaju a move, ktorych je.
malo, nevystacljl. Starcek pro-
81, starenka ziada, deti .plac1,
matka narieka, otec sa st'azuje:
Met chleba, MET Stat, MET 0.
buvi; hladujeme, SINE, polonahi
deti nemozu do skoly; vodu, plyn
elektrinu nam zatvorili; kvar
tiel'a mas vyhaaajd; 70 spolku
m6jho spolku, ktory som pomahal
zakladat' ma vytvorili, lis ME
kopko clenovou rodinou. Pre- mi
losrdenstvo Bozie, pre- rany Kri-
stove, pomozte NAM
Najsmutnejsie su vykriky, Ia
loby budovatel 'ov nasich organi.
zacii, starych, osvedcenych pra,
covnikov: "Pred 25 rokmi zalozi!
som spolok... Ones, ked' by SON
NAL mojou rodinou aspon Ella
stocne ovocie prace tej priji-
mat, vytyorili ma pre- neplate-
ME prispevkov... :
Srdce nam krvaca, chceme DO.
m6ct', no neyladzeme. Vybol
Vzajomnej Pomoci robi vsetkc
NONE ma ul'avenie biedy sloven
skej krvi v Amerike, no smut.
ne povedat' jeho zdroje ST
vyeerpane, pramene pomoci Wy
schynaju, lebo dary lasky, ktort
prichodia, nevystacujl.
Drahi bratia a mile sestry, i s
vasimi rodinami! Mileradi by sme
YAM pomoct', ale MET. ,eoho "a
vas prispevky, bytne, pEn atd''.,
platit', lebo darov penaznych
prichadza vel'mi malo. Verime
vsak; ze ssrdcia sloyenskes po.sce..
lei Amerike sd pohn1, obn1akeia
sa j v nasich spolkoch a organi.
zaciach... Ked sa tax stane, po.
tom budeme m6ct' poskytnnt
vacsiu pomoc.
Prosime vsetkych dobrych l'u
di, ably pomahai hned' ako ler
mozn, ably Vybor Vzajomnej Pc
moci mohol zasa poskytovat' po
moe tym, ktori ju naozaj potrebl
jd.
Dobrodincovia majetni. me
nej majetni, chudobni j mener
cfudobn, rozkyvajte sa a nedo
vol'te hynlt' krvi nasej!
Precitajte 81 nasledovne lpen
live prosby vrele vd 'aky "a da
5ry lasky:S
Slnithfield, Pa. Som 1plne
bez postriedkovo nahy. Bo,
som ddom s. ilkuy ale som ne
mohol platit' fispeyky, nuz ma
vytvorili. Pfd i'm vas, pomozte
mi. Som tai spm desnom poloze.
nj, ze sa neI fm~cim uz ami pri
kryt'. Fr} Atisek Polak.
Robins, Q. Balik q darov Ia.
sky som h(trzala. Srdecne d'a-
kujem. Mech Bob mnohonasob-
ne vynahradf zehna Slovensk6
Llgu "a vsetko, co kona pre- mas
chudobny slovensky l'ud. Pre- Bo-
ha, bratia a, sestry, pomahajte,
zaslite nieeo penazi q pokrnru
lebd onemame Go jest a do spoil
ku nemozno prispevky platit'.
Anna Kostelnikova, vdova.
Youngstown, O. Je mas ~,
rodine, 5 detf. Had nam hrozi.
Met chleba, MET obuvi, MET Stat
a MET AMI uhlia. Boze, neviem, a.
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Jena So 4 det'mi; manzel je v
choromysel nom nstave. s diet
kami 81 nemam co object. Maria |
MoscalinEova.
Leetonia, @. Prosim vas ol
pomoc. Vel'ka bieda ma mas Ia
l'ahla. Sine 8.clenoya rodina. Pre-
Boha vas prosime, vyslyste mas
Juraj Holecko.
Youngstown, O. Mozete nam
pomoct'? s vierou sa, obraciame
k yam, ze mas neoslysite. Sine '
hroznom polozeni. Manzel je sle-
py i 25-rocny syn je slepy. Je
mas 7 v. rodine. Met co do lst
polozit'. Modlime sa "a vas, aby
Bob pracu vasu zehnal. - Anna
Krogelska.
California, Pa. Obraciam sa
k vam vr1cou prosbou 0 nejaky
milodar. Vel'ka 'bieda mas tlaci.
Pat chlapcov nema 81 co object
a obut', nemozuNlo skoly. Pomoz-
te aspon eiastocne ul 'avit' biedu.
Michal Chenacky.
. Greensburg, Pa. Prosim O
milodar. Nudza mas tlaei. Je mas
9 q detf). Bytne neplatime cd
mesiacov, MET eoho. - Jozef
Olenak.
Houtzdale, Pa. - Sestry bra
tia, obraciam sa ma vase sl'achet-
ne srdcia, pomahajte nam. Ne
pracujeme uz ma 4. rok. Spolok
nemozem platit'. Pat deti nema
81 co object obut'. Ach, Boze,
zle je! Som 1dom Jednoty "a ro-
kov a teraz mi hrozi vylucenie...
Nerad by ztratit' clenstvo, lebo
ked. umriem, zena deti nebu-
dn ma mat zaco do ciernej ze-
me ulozit'. Michal Surkovic.
Barberton, O. - Uspory sd
prec. Ma pracu, zarobok MET W.
hPadu. Neplatlm "a svetIo, plyn,
vodu MET AMI uhlia a stat, 4
deti s1 bose a otrhane. Do ko-
stola nemozem ist', lebo 81 nemam
co object. Prosfm vas, pomozte
nam v nasom smutnom polozenf.
Stefan Nemcik.
Roscoe, Pa. - Konate samari-
tansku pracu pre- mas biedny l'ud.
.sUchadzame sa 0 pomoc. Sine g.
slenevas rodina - domlu mas Wy,
hnali, leho MET elm ,najonlne pla-
tit. Grek sa mad nan1i smiloval,
prijal mas do domu. - Jan Ko-
val.
Cleveland, @. Potesili ste
mas. Balik SINE radost'ou pri-
jail. Deti SINE zaobliekli. Mech
Bob zehna pracu vasu vyleje
pozehnanie na vsetkych sPachet-
nych dobrodincov. - Samuel Po-
tosky.
Glassmere, Pa. Je mas mno-
ho, ktori sa k YAM obraciame o
pomoc. Ale darmo je, kan sa O.
bratit'? Len k svojim! Balik sa-
tociek SINE obdrzali. Nachodime
sa hroznom polozenf. Met CO.
no zaplatit' "a plyn a vodu... u
povedomili mas, ze ak nezaplati-
me, zatyoria... Ocakavame prlra-
stok rodine a SINE v takom des-
nom polozeni Boze ze ne
mlnvniatko nebude do coho "a
odiat'... Prosime pomoc. Zofia
Tatrn.
Novsie Diary lasky doposlali:
Michal Zdravecky, Homestead,
u .
Pa, II kusov satstva.
PAM J. L. Krausova, Trenton,
N. J., IS det. veci( spodne).
Andrej j. Frankovic, Clifton.
N. j., IS kusov muz. a zen. veci.
Bohuznamy, Pittsburgh, muz, a
zenske veci.
Stefan Senior, Madison, Wis.
% zen. a Diet. veci.
Jozef Shoman, Bronx, N. Y. Is
E11cnv yor, vnoi
The Washington times., 1932-10-06
SCHOOL BUDGET
JUMPS $4,000
Staff Photo

The Alexandria School Board
last night adopted the tentative
budget submitted by Superinten-
dent of Schools R. C. Bowton,
with the addition of $4,000 for
improvements and repairs to the
buildings and grounds not in
cluded in the original. The ap,
proved budget will be for 1922,
900, which is $4,000 in excess of
last year.
The report of Superintendent
Bowton showed a total enroll,
ment of 1869 students in the pub
lie schools, an increase over last
year. The superintendent has
spent $911.35 for text books for
children whose parents are un
able to supply them.
The board authorized a letter
to Col. C. M. Budel, of the Third
Corps area, to determine the
salary to be paid to the military
instructor.
A communication was received
from the 81 colored school teach
ers asking for consideration of
the fact that they are nearly all
college graduates but receive an
average yearly salary of $3.50.
The Washington times., 1932-10-06
SCHOOL VANDAL
MUST PAY COST

Hailed before Judge j. Chew
Sheriff, in Hyattsville Police
Court, on charges growing out of
an alleged raid on BladenSburg
Junior High School in which a
gang of youths are said to have
looted the school and shot holes
in the windows, Marcus Leroy
Luther, II, was given a week to
make good the damages or to
suffer the consequences.
Luther told the court that he
lived at the "Old Colonial Tea
House." which was rented to his
family a month ago-the first
time it has been inhabited since
shootings there last November.
Outside of the broken windows,
damages at the school included
destruction of a door panel and
filing cabinet, and the loss of
pens, pencils and a pistol be-
longing to the principal, Prof.
w. H, White.
The Washington times., 1932-10-06
WINNING REDS
BLUES ALLIES

FORT GEORGE G. MEADE,
Md, Oct. 6.-Having fought out
their imaginary differences yester-
day, with victory for the Red
forces which broke through the
Blue troops line, the Reds and
Blues joined forces today in the
mimic warfare of Uncle Sans
crack Eastern soldier units and
operated together as a brigade
against an assumed enemy.
The Reds finally won over the
Blues at the end of the three-day
maneuvers, crossed Dead Mans
Hill, and opened the way to an in
vasion of washington. Radio
controlled tanks proved the win
ming cards for the Reds.
Today, instead of being two
sided, the maneuvers are one
sided, with the tank, artillery,
ambulance, machine gun, infan,
try, cavalry, and headquarters
units operating as one.
A feature of today's demonstra-
tions are efforts of Maj. Gen.
Paul B. Malone, head Of the Third
Corps Area, to establish fourway
communication from a tank with
planes, battalion headquarters and
artillery.
The Washington times., 1932-10-06
SANITARY BOND
!. ISSUE SOLD

Meeting the most favorable
market for many months, the
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission yesterday sold a
100000 bond issue to Y. E.
Booker & Co., of this city, at
o4.8 The issue is subject to the
approval of the Maryland Public
Service Commission, which will
act after a public hearing in
Baltimore on October 26.
Known as Series T." the issue
just sold bears 5 per cent inter
est and natures after so years.
1t is redeemable at the option
of the commission in 30 years.
Providing the approval of the
Public Service Commission is
given, the placing of Series Y
will assure to nearby Maryland
extensive sewer and water i'm
provementS that have been
blocked by money shortage. To-
gether with $250,OOO loan which
has been asked of the Recon
struction Finance Corporation, it
would enable the commission to
carry out it's predepression build
ing schedule.
The Washington times., 1932-10-06
MILITIA AIRY MEN
To CONVENE

The twelfth annual convention
of the Military Order of the
World War will open tonight with
a reception at the Hotel May
flower.
The first business session of
the convention will be held at the
hotel tomorrow morning and
Saturday the convention will close
with the annual election and in
stallation of officers.
Among the speakers scheduled
to address the convention are
Maj Gen. George Van Horn
Moseley. acting chief of staff,
U. S. A.; Rear Admiral F. B.
Upham. chief of naval operations,
U. S. NJ; Maj. Gen. Herbert B.
Crosby, Commissioner of the Dis
trict of Columbia; Maj. Gen. Ben
H. Fuller, commandant U. S.
Marine Corps; Brig. Gen. Frank
T. Hines, veterans administrator
and Brig. Gen. John Ross Della
field, commander-in-chief of the
organization.
The Washington times., 1932-10-06

Suspended because of their
refusal to enroll in the uni
versity unit of the Reserve
Officers Training Corps, two
students of the University OF
Maryland today declared they
would fight their custer to
the "last ditch" with the
possibility of court action.
The boys, Wayne Lees, of the
3400 block of Mt. Pleasant st.
N. W., and Ennis Coale, OF Bel
Air, Md, admitted today they
had been in communication for
some time with the Committee on
Militarism in Education, a New
York group.
Has Committee Support
Lees, a sophomore who during
his first year at the university
took the course in military
science. said he got in touch with
the committee last June and was
advised that in the event he
wished to fight the r. o. T. c.
compulsory training regulation
they would support him.
The boys we're informed today
that their names have been
stricken from the rolls of their
classes, but despite this informa.
The Washington times., 1932-10-06
CHARTER
CHANGE ASKED

Changes in the town charter Of
Colmar Manor will be asked at
the winter session of the Mary
land State legislature. Bird H.
Dolby, corporation counsel, re-
vealed today.
Due to a printers error, the sec
ton listing the mayors qualiflCs.
tions was omitted when the char.
ter was passed, Dolby said. Rec.
tification of this error will be
made.
Other changes include articles
allowing the town to sell property
for dehquent street assessments
after one year has passed instead
of the present two-year limitation,
lengthening the hours for town
registration to extend from noon
until 9 o'clock instead of from S
until 9 o'clock and raising the
present maximum fine of SIS for
offense against the town ordi.
nanceS.
The Washington times., 1932-10-06
TWO BOY PACFSTS WILL FIGHT DISMISSAL BY u. OF MD
Court Case Threatens
In r. o. 7. C.. Fight

ton they are attending classes.
A compromise by the university
that the boys will be continued
at school if they merely take part
in the drill was refused.
DR.. Raymond A. Pearson, presi-
dent of the university, in state
ment last night announcing that
Lees and Coale we're suspended,
intimated that summary action
was taken only after Tucker P.
Smith, Of New York, executive
secretary of the committee on
militarism in education, had pro.
ceeded in part to make good
threats of unfavorable newspaper
publicity, court action and an ap-
peal to the legislature if the two
youths were ouSted.
The Washington times., 1932-10-06

HOME CLUB MEETING
The Damascus Home Demon.
stration Club will meet tonight in
the Damascus MD School,
The Washington times., 1932-10-06
Plaintiff Wins Suit
In Real Estate Deal

Mrs. Hulda Coomes, of Ard
more, was awarded the full
amount in her suit for 1924
against Mrs. Mary A. Mohun, of
Chillum, in Circuit Court at Up
per Marlboro. Mrs. Mohun, it
was alleged, had agreed to pur-
chase a house from Mrs. Coomes.
The amount sued for was due
when Mrs. Mohun gave up the
residence.
The Washington times., 1932-10-06
TWO in HyGttsUilLe
Pau LiQuOr Fines

Two men we're lined BY Judge
J. Chew Sheriff in Hyattsville Po'
lice Court, yesterday, on liquor
charges and a third who asked
for a jury trial was released
under $500 bond.
John Hartner paid $50 for IL
legal possession of alleged whisky
Morris SpickloSer, of Baltimore.
was fined $3.50 on charges of
transportation and possession
Marshal Yuell, of EdmonSton.
asked jury trial on possession
charge.
The Washington times., 1932-10-06
DR.. Shelton Asks
To Be Transferred

DR.. William A. Shelton, pastor
of the Mt. Vernon Place Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, has asked
to be transferred. DR.. Shelton,
who was acquitted last year OF
immortality charges. is attending
the Baltimore conference. 1t is
understood he desires a church
outside the conference.
The Washington times., 1932-10-06
Garage Keeper
Is Victor in Suit

Roy Ballard, of Greater Cap
itol Heights, yesterday lost his
suit for 500 damages from George
Finger, town councilman, of Cap
itol Heights, in Circuit Court at
Upper Marlboro.
Ballard claimed that $100 worth
of tools were missing from his
automobile when he removed it
from Fingers garage at Capitol
Heights.
The Washington times., 1932-10-06
LUNCHEON AND SALE

A luncheon and food sale for
the benefit of the church is be-
ing held by the Axtell Circle
of the Takoma Park Presbyterian
Ladies Aid this afternoon.