davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-05
IA OZIVENIE OBCHODNYCH
STYKOV S FRANCIOU.

V Parizi ~ustanovil sa priprav-
ny vybor ma. zriadenie kolonial-
neho iiradu franctizskeho Pra-
he, ktory NAL prvl schodzu V jn-
nj t. r. Schodzi predsedal byva-
~ franci1zsky vyslanec Prahe
p. Couget ztcastnili sa jej pred
nj predstavitelia kolonialneho Ii
vota francGzskeho. Pocetne osob-
nosti parlamentarne kruhov
kolonialnych, bankovnych atd'.,
prisl 'nbily novemu podniku svoju
podporu, menovite marSal Lyau-
tey a generalny guvern6r Anto-
netti. Koloniafny drad bude u
miesteny vo Veletrznom palaci V
Prahe a jeho ukolom bude SOMA
NIT tunajsie obchodnfctvo S. w
robkami franciizskych kolonii a
davat' mu prakticke informacie,
ktore k uzavieraniu obchodov s1
nezbytne. Ma druhej strane bude
kolonialny iirad sa snazit', ably
v Prahe "a najlepsich podmienok
prostredkoval vyvozne obchody
od franctlzskych kolonii. Ma do
voze franciizskych kolonii je zn-
castnena materska zem 60 perc.,
ostatnych 40 perc. treba dovazat'
70 zemf nefranc1zskych a mono
d1fat', ze v d6sledku cinnosti
kolonialneho 1radu V Prahe IVY
81 sa cesko-slovensky dovoz do
francdzskych kolonif. Kolonialny
trad zahaji svoju cinnost' o to-
horocnom jasennom veletrhu, kto
reho sa Francias a menoyite jej
kolonie z1castnia bohate obosla-
nou vystavou. (P. V. w.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-05
KATOL. STUDBNTHTVO y
CTILo I PAMIATKU EVAN
JELIKOv.

v dnoch cd /. do 6. julia konal
sa Banskej Bystrici sjazd slo-
venskeho katolickeho studentstva
a to "a vel'kej 1casti. Ma sjazde
boil biskup Marian Blaha a pre-
lat Andrej Hlimka. Pc sjazde Dol
vzdant hold pamiatke vePkeho
biskupa a slovenskeho narodne-
no velikasa Stefana Moysesa. Pc
polozenf venca ma jeho pamatnn
dosku odobrali ga 1eastnici ku
pamatnej doske vrstovnfka a bl1z.
keho priatel'a Moysesovho, ev.
bisxupa Karla Knxmanyho, kde
tiez vzdali svoj hold. Navstivili
tiez hrob niekdajsieho farara
banskoIb oIbystrickeho, dobrodinca
mladeze, apo5t. protonotara dr..
Jana Kohlta zasli i do blfskej
Radvane ma hrob vel 'keho sloven-
skeho basnika, ev. knaza Andfeja
Braxatorisa- Slid kovi6a. Toto do
stojn6 xakoncenie sjazdu slotsn-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-05
vHA1DA Z PosnTY.

Ma polonine Teresva ma Pod
karpatskej Rlsi Dol najdeny be-
sti6lne zabity 44-rocny rol mix
Ivan Timosej Jasiny. Cetnfci
zatkli 24-rocneho Rumuna 2 JUL
nej Apse. Michala Semsuka, o6-
roeneho /. Susnova, jeho 44.roc-
neho brata Nikolaja a Mariu Ii
hulakovd. Zatknuti sa PRIMAL,
ze vlakali Timoseva do lesa a tam
no dubovymi palicami zabili. u
robili tax pomsty, ponevac tt
mosev pred tyzdnom udrel Sem
suka po tvari. v okoli pc vraxde
rozsirily sa zpravy, ze boil zavraz-
deny cesky turista, Go nezodpove.
da pravde.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-05
3. AuGUBlfK ioS2.

do veci zasiahla politicka dema
gogia, takze vyvolala obavy, 81
navstevnfci nebudf pod jej VII
vom xnechutenf d II 50 dokonca
veci neulkodi, ackofvek ide
akciu, 2 ktorej inde, ma pr. vo
Svajciarsku, Ta1iansku, majd o
hromne prijmy. Tam sa ale ne.
pozeraj6, III ndvstevnfk hovori
cinsky, ale usilujd sa mu ist' V
tistrety a pripfavujd mu tak.y
pobyt, aby tam nechal Gin Wac
grosov.
Turistickemu ruchu yenoval
velk1 pozornost' Cudzinecky
Svaz, NARUS a studentska kan
celaria VIA, ktora zacala vel mi
pckne pracovat'. Vypracovala
vel'ky program, pripravila pro-
pagaciu Slovenska v ceskych ze.
miach a venovala do akcie asi
10000 kor1n. Rozposlala 900 do
taznikov, 2 ktorych 900 bolo uz
zodpovedanych, rozsirila letacky
ma zapade, najnna Prahe, pre-
viedla tlacov1 akciu as; 900
casopisoch, zaviedla evilenciu a.
81 5000 letnych bytov, Q ktorych
zaujem V celej republike sa sta
le zvacsuje atd'. Vedla tychto
einitel'ov pracujn narodohospo.
darske zupy Presove, Spisskel
Novel Vsi, Zvolene, obchodna ko-
mora Kosiciach atd'. Ide len 0
to, aby tato akcia najma akcia
studentskej kancelarie VIA bo-
la podporena.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-05
UTRPENIE SLOvAKOv
v BELGICKU.

v belgickej uhol'nej oblasti v
okolf Charleroy bola pred nie-
kol'ko tyzdnami zahajena stavka
banikov, ktora sa stala vel'mi
ostrou. Do kraja bolo povolane
vojsko a vlada uvazvala w.
hlaseni statariumu. Ma trait X
Parizu boly vytrhane kol 'aje a
ministerstvo vnntra zakazalo do
voz vybusnin. Srazky policiou
strel 'ba si ma dennom poriad-
ku.
Tieto udalosti sa dotykajh !
Slovakov a Rusinov, lebo ich tam
pracuje asi 400, ktori sa tam do
stall vacsinou nezvyklym sposo-
bonn. z CSR. odisli pred niekoP-
ko rokmi po znamych "odvo-
doch nezamestnanych pre- cudzi-
nu" do roznych belgickycf ban
skych miest. q r6znych prlcin
nemohli dodrzat' smluvy a utekll
do Charleroy, kde maj1 o ME
kol 'ko frankov vacsiu mzdu.
Charleroy je snad' najhorslm
n,ioStor, " ournncknn han1ctvn
Podl'a opisania krajanskeho "a.
stupcu, zijt tam banici pod maj
nizsou 1rovnou. Dolly sd pc bez
pecnostnej stranke vel'mi zle "a
riadene banfci s1 ubytovanf
spinavych a roztrieskanych ba
rakoch. Banici tohoto reviru 81
nazyvanf banfckou cudzinecko,
legiou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-05
zAHADNE UNIIERANIE Ma
POLL PRI PRACI.

Bratislavske statne zastupitep-
stvo zapodieva sa vel mi zahad-
nym prlpadom. Dopravene boly
totiz do bratislavskej nemocnice
2 obce Vieska pri Dunajskej
Strede dve zeny $ priznakmi ST.
necneho npalu. Tieto dive zeny,
menom Alzbeta Kovacova a Ma
ria Polczova, pri praci ma vel 'ko-
statku vo Vel'kom Bari nahle od-
paddy a musely byt' dopravene
do Bratislavy. v bratislavskej
nemocnici v noci zomrela najprv
Maria Polczova a dopoludnia ma
druhy den Alzbeta Kovacova.
Ked'ze " ten isty den umrely "a
podobnych priznakov este DIAL
Sic tri zeny vo Vieske, osetrujuci
lekar, ktoremu sa nahla smrt
zien zdala byt' podozrivou, ma
riadil pitvu Pitva mrtvoly Ma
RE Polczovej viedla k prekvapu-
jiicemu vysledku. Ukazala totiz,
ze zena neumrela prirodzenou
smrt'ou,e ale nasledkom otravy.
Je pravdepodobne, re al ostatne
smrtne pripady obci Vieske su
v siivislosti S tymto a--sddi sa vse-
obecne, ze vsetkych pat zien
stale sa obet'ou zakernej pomsty.
O pripade lined upovedomene
bolo bratislavske statne zastupi-
tel 'stvo, ktore nariadilo vo veci
stopovanie. Stopovanim vo Vie
ske poverene bolo eetn1ctvo v
Dunajskei Strede. Pripad vyvo-
lal obci vel'ky rozruch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-05
NEsTAsTNA oBEC.


v Nitrianskej obci Drazoyce
vypukol pc tieto dni obrovsky
poziar, toto uz osmy "a IA dni
Vo vsetkych pripaloeh islo
podpal 'acstvo, ale pachatelia ne
boil dosiaP zistenf. V tejto ne.
st 'astnej obci sa podpal'aestvom
riesia spory v takom rozsahu, ze
poist'ovne udajne odmietajii u
zavierat' pois't'ovanie budov.
Posledny poziar znicil 20 usadlo.
sti SO vsetkymi budcvam; a "a
sobami i ciastkou dobytka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-05
NEZAMEsTNANosf " CsR.

Pocet nezamestnanych bol kon-
com jtina 45S,2S7, 0 2s,941 me-
nej, ako koncom maja, co znamc-
ma, re klesnutje necinf ami 6 per-
centov. Pri tom treba poeitat', ze
ide zvyseni zamestnanost' 2
pricin sezonnych, pri pracach
stavitel'skych a hospodarslSych
Stav priemyselnej vyrcby sa ne
zlepSil. H.,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-05
sUPIs zAsoB oBILIA A MUKY

Statny nrad statisticky NAL po
tieto dni porady Q sdpise szasob
obilia m1ky virepuBlike. Gle
l'om supisu je predovsetkym po-
treba dovoznej evidencie. Sdpis
ma sa vzt'ahovat' najma ma "a
soby zita a psenice zitnej j pse-
nicnej milky. Smernice majl sa
vypracovat koncom leta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-05
vELKE oHNE NA sLovEN.
eKU.

Mad obcou Kobyle bardijov-
skom okrese sniesol sa Is. julia
vel'ky lejak, sprevadzany prud-
kou b1rkon. Panoval tiez vel ky
victor, ktory vrcholky slabsich
stromov ohybal skoro al k zemi.
Odrazu slime zahrmelo zably-
skalo sa a "a kratky cas- vysl a
hol jednej stodoly ohen, ktory
sue podporovany silnym vetrom,
rozsiril sa ma s1sedne staviska.
Vacsina l'udi vracala sa prave S
pol'a domov plnom zdesenf
vynasali este to, Go mohli pred
dravym zivlom zachranit'. Hase-
ME bolo vel'm zt'azene, ponevac
obci MET v6bec ami potoka. Po-
ziaru pablo "a obet' Is obytnych
domov, I, stodol, 5 senfkov, zhore-
10 II sliepok, 10 osipanych a
vel Ike mnozstvo sena tohoroc-
nej 1rody. Celkova skoda pozia-
rom sp6sobena odhaduje sa ma
million Kcs a najhroznejsim ma
celej veci je, ze len jeden z po-
horelcov Dol poisteny to len ma
5000 Kcs. so osob je bez pri-
stresia a zatial' staraj1 sa Mich
ii, ktori boil st'astnejsi a usli po-
ziaru.
Dna 16. julia odpoludnia vzni.
kol v, dedine Hrubove v medzila-
boreckom okrese ohen, ktory sa
tax rtchlo rozsiril, ze napriek
vsetkemu 1siliu hasicstva pablo
mu "a <obet' 45 domov S hospodar-
skymi pristavbami, hospodarskym
naradim, strojami, d'alej zhorelo
niekolko kusov dobytka, mnoho
hydiny domace zariadenie. Po-
ziar boil podporovany silnym We
from. Skoda je obrovska a po-
stihuje obyvatel 'stvo tym Wac, ze
len niektori boil poisteni proti
<
ohnu to len " nedostatocnej
vySke. Hasenic bolo t'azene tym
re postihnuta obec Hrubov lezi V
horach q rristup k nej ide vel'mi
neschodnou cestou. Bola hned
zahajena <pomocna akcia, ktor1
podnikol okresny notar Polak z
Vysnej Radvane, ma ktorti sa
sisly r0znych stran milodary.
z Humenneho vypravilo domace
obyvatel 'stvo zasielku chleba.
Pri haseni V Hrubove bolo popa-
lenych 9 os6b. ktore oSetril lekar
dr. Kalfus Radvane. Polar tr-
val cely vecer az do polnoci,. ke-
dy Dol lokalizovany.
Po. velkych ohnoch v Shine,
Vysnych Cabinach Ulicskom
Krivom, bol Ease ohen vo Vysnej
Jablonke. kde zhorelo Z domov
a niekol 'ko stodoi.
v Medzilaborciach vypukol o.
hen V dome j. Kalisina v. malej
chvfli znicil 7 obytnych domov.
V Shine Ease vypukol chen v
dome Jana Garzanica ktory zni-
Gil cast hlavncj ulice. Zhorelo
IA domov.
V Povazi z1rilo tiez niekolko
ohnov. V Ldkach pri Ziline zho-
rel dom rol'nika Jakubcika, kto.
ry sa len nedavno vratil Anne
riky. Donna zhorely mu al penia.
re ktore 81 bol pred paru dnami
vytiahol banky.
" Kotesovej (Trene.) zacalo
ma jednom dvore horet' drevo, a
lie gazdovia ohen este yeas zaha
sill. Zistilo sa, ze drevo bolo po.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-05
sMRT NARoDovCA.

" Lueenci umrel dirigent .ta-
mojsej Rol'nfckej pokladnice L'u-
doyft Janko, 40-rocny, Nebohy
Dol uvedomely Sloyak svedomi-
tn lradnik, ktory pred rokmi re-
digoval .Novohradsk1 straz'. -
Vecna mu pamat'l
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-05
PRAGUE SA MA POZDVIHNU.
IF TURIsTICKEHO RUCHU.

Konecne sa zacalo ma Slover-
sku v sirsom meritku pracovat'
v obore propagacie turistickeho
ruchu. Bolo vel 'kou chybou, ze
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-05
70 starei vlasti
MA JAsEN BUDU MOVE
VOL'BY?
lZpravy ! kraiovych novfn. }

len v blizkej minulostl, vyzaduJu
zreorganizovanie nasho parlamen-
tn, alebo lepsie receno jeho roz-
pustenie yyplsanie novych vo-
lieb. IDA sa, ze nielen udalosti ma
Slovensku, ale parlamentna 81
tuacia vyzaduje move .vol'by. Po-
sledne zvesti 2 Prahy parliament
nFch pracach terajsfch hovoria
ako 0 znaku novych volieb, kto-
re by pripadne boly vypisane uz
teraz ma jesen.
Agrarna strana dostala sa do
zavozu, a to tym, ze parliament
te nemoze presadit svoje pozia-
davky, ktore stav rol'nickeho
l'udu velmi siirne potrebuje. A
grarnici 81 uvedomuj1, re ztra.
caju podu pod nohami tym i
v0licstvo preto ma vyn1tenie
svojich poziadaviek parliament
te chytaj1 sa sposobov, AXE sa
naskytujd. Je pravdepodobne, ze
agrarnikom najviacej stoji V ce-
ste ich vlastny general, to mi
nistersly predseda Udrzal, coho
dokazom je cin agrarnikov, W.
konany ma poslednom zasadnuti
snemovne. ...s..
Ma parlamentnom zasedani 13.
julia V nepritomnosti Udrzalovej
agrarnici urobili nieco, co pre-
kvapilo nielen ministerskeho
predsedu Udrzala, ale cely parla-
ment, nakol 'ko ma to nikto nera.
tai. Lidove noviny pfsu o, vareni
kase agrarnikov toto:
Ma vel Ike prekvapenie agrar-
nicki senatori vystupili vyhIase-
MIN, re nebudu hlasovat' pre- po-
jednavanie danovej osnovy o
zvyseni dochodkovej dane a o
dani od drozdi. ak nedostann "a
rulu, re al ich zname poziadav-
ky budG splnen6, to jest, ktore
ohlasili este vcera V snemovni.
Zastupcovia koalicnych stran Sc
natu museli sa sist', aby sa pora-
dill o tomto vaznom konflikte. Ma
poradu senatorov prisiel i mini
stersky predseda Udrzal a mini
ster Bradac. Agrarny senator
Donat razne rezko domahal sa
toho, aby boly vjditel ne zaruky,
ze obilny syndikat bude fungo-
vat tax, aby tohorocna uroda
skutocne bola zaistena a pri tom
ziadal, aby obilny syndikat Dol
vyhlaseny vladnym nariadenfm
talk, ako pozadovane syndikaty
dobytcie a mliecne a okrem toho
ably boil zaruceny lacny liver roP-
nicky. V nastalej rusnej debate
Donat vyeital Wade pomal6 tenn
po necinnost'. Tymto sa mini
stersky predseda cftil byt' do
tknutym nielen< "a svoju osobu,
ale "a celn vladu.
Toto pisu Lidove noviny my
nem6zeme inak, ako konstatovat'
re sa V agrarnej strane cosi varf,
re je agrarnej strane vedenie
ME poriadku a ze niektorf 6i-
nitelia chceli by uvarit' kasI.
ktora by bola horicou prvom
rade ministerskemu predsedovi
Udrzalovi. Keby agrarnici zostali
sami, vec by sa zaiste rychle IL
rovnala, ako vzdy, ked' nenasli
spojencov, ale teraz je vec velmi
vazna, nakol 'ko sa k agrarnikom
pripojili narodni demokrati,
ktor1 tiez nes1hlasia terajSou
pracou parlamentu. Parliament je
dnes ozaj takej situacii, ktora
hrozl katastrofou. Nalada medzi
parlamenfnymi pracovnikmi je
tiez vel'mi ostra a napata a pre-
to ME je div, ze sa caste ozyvaj1
hlasy, dozadujnce sa vypisania
novych volieb.
Posledne zpravy hovoria tom
be koalicne strany celym nsi-
lin vrhajn sd ma agrarnikov q
narodnych demokratoy, aby svo,
je poziadayky odvolali, ale jed
III drr1hi znSfava;ii neahIon,ni 4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-05

skeho kato1fckeho 1tndentstva
vzdanim holdu pamiatke mrtvych
slovenskych velikkxov beE ohl'a-
du ma vierovyznanie, sldxi SLOW.
katolfckej ml&deki ku cti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-05

Slovenska Liga je ysenarod-
H4 ustanovixeii sta1te sa jej
slenom.
The Washington times., 1932-01-07
Concert Today

The National Symphony Or
chestra, under the direction of
Hans Kindley, will be heard
in Constitution Hall this after
noon at 4::45 o'clock. when Mile.
Rosa Low, the well-known Ru-
manian soprano, will be the
soloist. Members of society will
turn out in large numbers for
these concerts, which have been
a delightful addition to the
winters program.
The Washington times., 1932-01-07
Miss S Livingston
Bride Today

The marriage of Miss Martha
Lord Livingston, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lee Living
ston, to Mr.. Sherman Augustus
Chantland will take place this
afternoon at 4 o'clock in st.
Adams Church. The Rev.
Charles T. Warner will perform
the ceremony. Mr.. Chantland is
the son of Col. and Mrs. Will
liam Chantland.
Yellow and white chrySanthe-
NUNS will decorate the altar OF
the church and palms and ferns
will form the background.
Father Escorts Bride
The bride, who will be given
in marriage by her father, will
wear a princess gown of ivory
satin, made with a cowl neck
line, tight-fitting sleeves and a
long train. Her veil of tulle
will be caught beneath a cap
of Brussels lace, and her hand
kerchief. of the same rare old
lace, is a family heirloom. She
will carry a Colonial bouquet OF
white roSebuds and lilies of the
valley.
Mrs. Arthur Gerald Logan, Of
Wilmington, will be the matron
of honor, and her gown will be
of peach-colored taffeta, made
with short, puffed sleeves, the
skirt flaring at the knee-line.
Her small hat of brown maline
will match her gloves and she
will carry a bouquet OF Tails.
man roses.
The brides other attendants
will be Mrs. James William
Orme Sd, Mrs. Clitus Bour
deaux, Miss Marguerite Orme
and Miss Martha Ellen Hughes.
Their gowns, made alike, with
basque and long, full skirts, are
of deeper shade of peach.
They will carry bouquets of
butterfly roses, and their small
maline hats of blue will match
their gloves and shoes.
Mr.. Robert Lee Livingston, jr.,
brother of the bride. will be
best man. and the ushers will
be Mr.. Brice Herbert Livings
ton, Mr.. Clitus o. Bordeaux,
Mr.. Burton Francis Miller, Mr..
James William Orme, Sd, Mr..
Janvier Lamar and Mr.. Thomas
Ward Sandoz.
Informal Reception
A small informal reception
will follow at the home of the
brides parents on Lowell Street,
when Mrs. Livingston will wear
a gown of black velvet and
small sequin hat. Mrs. Chant
land, mother of the bride
groom, will wear a gown of
ashes of roses shade of chiffon.
They will each wear a corsage
bouquet of gardeniaS.
After January IS. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chantland will be at home
at 504 Dunkirk Rd., Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1932-01-07
to Honor
GovernorofN

The Governor of New York.
Mr.. Franklin d, Roosevelt, and
Mrs. Roosevelt, who will go to
Bryn MaWT, January Is, to at
tend the wedding of their son.
Mr.. Elliott Roosevelt, and Miss
Elizabeth B Donner. which will
take place there the following
day, will be the guests of honor
at a dinner to be given that
evening by Mrs. Edward Brown
ing at her home in Phila-
delphia.
The wedding will take place
in the Church Of the Redeemer.
and will be followed by a break
fast at the Donner home. The
couple will reside at 800 Park
Ave, New York, after March Is.
Mrs. James Irwin Steel has
closed her home in Pennsyl-
vania and is now established at
the Burlington for the winter.
Mrs. David H. Blair. of this
city, is at the st. Regis Hotel
in New York.
The Washington times., 1932-01-07
CE4EF EXECUTIVE WILL HONOR VICE PRESIDENT THIS EVENING
Social Notes

Sir Wilmot and Lady Lewis
entertained at luncheon yester-
day in honor of the well-known
writer, Mr.. Joseph HergeShei-
mer, who is here for brief
visit and who is being enter
tanned at a round of luncheons
and dinners by his many
friends in the Capital.
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Miss ELISABETH Marbury will
arrive in Washington today to
attend the meeting Of the Ma
tional Democratic Committee.
She will remain here until Mon
day, when she will return to
her home in New York.
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Announcement is made Of the
engagement of Miss Dorothy
True de Riemer, daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. Albert Edward de
Riemer, of Chicago, to the Rev.
Joseph S. MINIS, of Washing
ton and Chicago. Miss de
Riemer is a graduate of North
western University, where she
was a member of Delta Gamma.
Mr.. MinniS is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. MINIS. of
Chicago Heights. He is now a
fellow at the College of Preach
ers at the National Cathedral
here.
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DR.. Eugene A. Gilmore. for
mer vice governor Of the PNilip-
pines and acting governor for
nearly a year following the
death of Gen. Leonard Wood.
is passing the week in Wash
lngtOn at the Mayflower. He
is now dean of the college of
law at the University of Iowa.
Gen. and Mrs. w. c. Langfitt
have arrived in Washington and
have taken an apartment at
the Broadmoor.
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Mrs Blair BanniSter and her
daughter, Miss Margaret Ban
mister. have taken an apartment
at the Broadmoor.
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Today
Fetes Visitor

Mrs. George Barnett enter
tanned at luncheon today at her
residence in Rhode Island Ave
nue. in compliment to Mrs. Ron
aid Fairfax, of Roanoke, Va. Her
guests included Mrs. Patrick j.
Hurley, Mrs. Claude A. Swan
son, Mrs. Mark L. Bristol, Mrs.
Sidney Cloman, Mrs. John
Philip Hill, Lady Lewis, Mrs.
Walter R. Tuckerman, Mrs.
William Barret Ridgely, Mrs.
George T. Marye, Mrs. John c.
Fremont, Mrs. John w. Davidge
and Mrs. D. Buchanan Merry
man.
Mrs. John F.. Parker, of Lo-
Gust Valley, Long Island, has
joined her niece, Mrs. James
Blaine Walker. jr., at the Carl
ton, where they will remain
for several days.
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the weekend. On Monday she will
be the outstanding figure at the
Washington Bachelors CotiIlion, to
be held at the Mayflower, when she
will have as her partner, Brig. Gen.
William E. Horton, U. S. A., retired,
president of the Cotillion and lead the
figures with him.
Miss Brooks, together with four
Washington debutantes, will be the
guest of honor at dinner to be given
before the ball by Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Bell Sweeney, who will have
notable company to meet them,
which will include many of the most
prominent buds of the season and
their escorts.
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House To
Be Scene Of
Dinner

The President and Mrs,
Hoover will entertain at a
dinner at the White House
this evening in honor of the
Vice President, Mr.. Charles
Curtis. Many distinguished
guests will be present at this
important function, which was
inaugurated by the President
and Mrs. Hoover to especially
honor the Vice President.
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Representative Charles A.
Wolverton, of Camden, N. j.,
has taken an apartment at the
Shoreham for the season.
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Vice Preside Mt
And Mrs. Gam
Honor Guests

The Vice President, t, Mr..
Charles Curtis, and his sister,
Mrs. Edward Everett Gam.
were the guests in whose honor
Mrs. James GrisWold Wentz
entertained at dinner last eve
ming at her home on McGill
Terrace.
Those in the company in
cluded Mr.. Gam, Senator and
Mrs. James E. Watson, Judge
and Mrs. Wilbur r. Turner,
Mr.. William Tyler Page, Miss
Elizabeth Bulkley Nichols, Miss
Georgianna Leake, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Bryant Leake
and Rev. and Mrs. Ze Barney
Phillips.
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Mrs. Stotesbury in Palm Beach

son in view of the financial
depression this year and the
fact that this is a purely
social and not a charity al
fair.
Mrs. Longworth Here
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth,
widow of the late Speaker OF
the House, and her little daugh'
ter, Paulina, have returned to
Washington and are in their
home in Massachusetts, Avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Barcley H. War
burton, ir.. of New York city
are at the Willard for a few
Gays.
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Dinner for Dean

The italian ambassador,
Mobile Giacomo de Martino,
was the guest of honor at din
ner last evening of Col. and
Mrs. M. Robert Guggenheim,
whose other guests were the
Mexican Ambassador and
Sonora de Puig, the South
African Minister and Mrs.
Louw. the Assistant Secretary
of War and Mrs. Frederick H.
Payne, Gen. and Mrs. w. D.
Connor. Mrs. John Lord
O'Brian. Lieut.. Col. and Mrs.
Joseph CumminS. Baron and
Baroness Won Below. Mrs.
Jacob Leander Loose and
Senor Ramon Padilla, of the
Spanish embassy staff.
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At White House

The President received the
new minister of China, DR.. w.
w. Yen, today.in the Blue Room
at the White House, when he
presented his credentials.
Yesterday the President re-
ceived the minister of Panama.
Senior DR.. Horatio Alfaro, who
arrived in Washington recently
to assume his new duties.
Mrs. Hoover will attend the
concert to be given this after
noon by the National Sym
phony Orchestra at Constitu-
ton Hall, when she will be &C
companied by a party of guests,
who will be with her in her box.
Yesterday Mrs. Hoover had as
her guests in her box at Mrs.
Lawrence Townsend's morning
musicale Mrs. Walter F. Brown,
Mrs. Frederick H. Gillett and
Mrs. George A. Hastings.
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News and Gossip Of People and Events W0shn8tons Mayfair
In Washington
QtQyQ QA,un

The much-feted Miss Louise Brooks, debuante daughter
of Mrs Lionel AtwiI and granddaughter OF Mrs Edward
T. Sotebury of Philadelphia, will to Washington to
be the guest Dr. and Mrs William &. Gwynn and their
debutante daughter Miss Louise Harrison Gwynn over