davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-11
PODAKovANIE.

Ked clovck ztrati to, co som
ia ztratil, citi takn ranu ma srd.
ci, ktora dlho boli mysli, ze sa
nikdy nezahoji. Ia rama je este
nezahojena ziva na mojom srd-
ci, ktoru zapricinila smrt' mojei
vernej manzelky- Veroniky. Ano,
boil ma vel'mi, bo sqm utratil
vsetko, co mi najmilsie bolo i:
manzelku. V tom smdtku "a
rmutku som zaiste zkusil, kto lie
moi hprimny priatel'. Videl som,
kto ide pomahat, kto ide tesit :.
Draha rodina, drahi priatelia,
ia yam d'aknjem "a til naimen.
Stu pomoc. Dakujem TAX spolkom
ako jednotlivcom. Bob vam Vse-
mohuci zaplat'. Ja yam to nikdy
nezabudnem a pamatajte, ze som
vzdy ochotny vratit' yam pomoc
podfa mojich sil budem sa u
silovat' nejak sa odmenit' A tiez
chcem pri vas stat v krizi a tra-
peni, ako ste Wy pri mne stall.
Znovu Bob zaplat' d'akujem
s 1ctou,
Mattel Fabini.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-11
CAMPBELLSKA MI.ADEz SA
PILNE CvICf KU KoNCERTU.

Ma Campbell sa vsetko NONE
rohi. ably ten koncert, ktory uz
bol ct. obecenstvu oznameny sa
S najy;icsim dspechom vydaril.
-Koncert tedy bnde "a. aprila v
Memorial High School. Mas spe-
vokol Sv. jana Krstitel a 81 Eau
mienil, re predstavi nam toto Spe-
vacke umenie k nasmn najya6sic-
mu poteseniu. Teda Wy nase sic.
elnky a mladenci, len sa hore, IT,
kate svetn, re, 81 elite to, go ste
zdedili pc svojich rodisoch, hoe
ste tuna narodeni, teito slobod-
nej vlasti. Vasi rodieia nemali
prilezitosti take daeo usporia.
dat, lebo keby oni boil sa V ta-
kom pocte sisli tam pod Tatrami.
Aako Wy tuna. tax mad'arska Via.
da by bola jcden regiment vol.
ska poslala vsetkych pozavic-
rala do zalara. al vaSich lide-
row. Vlp. Novak by bol druhym
Hlinkom v zalari. Tiez vas a mas
vel'avazeny a milovany profe.
sor Belavit al S jeho synom Ed.
vardom miesto toho, zeby vam
! mohli hrat ma plane alebo ma or.
game, TAX by 81 preberali ma tych
zeleznych mreziach zalari. cd
eoho mech ich zachrani Hospo
din. TAX len piece o piece ukaz-
| te, ze ste ovocie so slovenSktho
| stromu.
Jan G. Dulovic.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-11
tI M0zE BYf MEsTO CAMP.
BELL ZACHRANENE OD Fl.
NANCNEHO UPADKU9

Campbell, o. - Ci m6ze byt'
mesto Campbell zachranene cd
financneho dpadku? Ano, moze.
A kto no moze zachranit'9 Nasi
mestski iradnici cd najvyssieho
az do posledneho robotnika ma
nasich uliciach. Mas starosta me-
sta so svojimi podriadenymi
moze, ba ma tol'ko penazi So
hnat', kol 'ko oni nase mesto. sto.
ia, lebo ked' gazda ma robotni-
ka, ten robotnik ma tol 'ko robit',
aby zarobil ma seba ma gazdu i
nieco ma opravu majetku. A ME
len cakat', zeby den presiel, pla-
ca bola strava nezhynula, lebo
takymi robotnikmi pada gazda
$ gazdovstvom sluzobnictvo "a
MIN. A II nasi' tatkovia sa maid
postarat', aby prava l'udu boly
zastavane chranene, nielen zeby
to bolo ia papieri, ale ukazte, 60
viete. Nielen nadavky a osobni.
cke ch1t'ky, len "a to, ze ten
kmotor a ten svagor ten brat,
ale ty alebo w. Vsetci ste prisa-
hall, ked' ste lrad brali, ze bude-
te sl1zit bez ohl'adu ma jednu
alebo druhl osobu. Ny SINE vse.
tel obcania mesta Campbell a dan
platiaci, ale bohuzial' MET So 60
divit', ked' niektori mestski tat
kovia nic sa nestaraj6. No ked
nebudd obozretni neposilnia
fundament, danovnikov, m6ze sa
stat, 70 takto zoslabeny, vrchne
stavisko neutrfme sa stroskot6
q prikryje pod srlcaniny Wet
kych, nielen dan platiacich, ale
aj tamtych. ia nechcem pokl.
sst', II jak m6tu ssshr&nit' s6ts
~. 10 q sachr6nit' as. ia my
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-11
UDOM SBORU 26. KATOL. so.
KOLA v CAMPBELL

Uctive oznamnjem, ably sa ka-
zdy nd zlcastnil Stvrt 'roGnci
schodzi, ktora sa bude vydrzia-
vat 20. marca osadnei miest-
nosti 0 l. hodine pc obeae. Bude
sa o vaznych veciach pojedna.
vat, skrz kurzu. ktory sa bnde
odbyvat' pri 108. Shore ma Lam
singville 2. a 8. aprila. ziadanf sn
ysetci 1dovia ma tdto schodzu,
nielen tt, co plata prispevky, ale
al II, 90 nem6zu platit'. Vsak ma
sa dobra organizacia nam dava
p6zicku, tax Go este viacej lep-
sieho chceme. Uzna, ze sd pome-
ry plane, tax nam ide pomahat'.
Ale vas d6razne prosim meme
26. Sboru, dostavte sa vsetci ma
schodzu. II, ktorf nem6zu pla-
tit, dostand p6zicku. Me je to
rahka vec 1radnikom chodit' cd
domu do domu al po diva, po tri
razy, lebo ME ste donna. Kazdy
INA, ze ma to je schodza a to je
kazdeho povinnost' sa dostavit'
ma sch6dzu. Kto chce dostat' po.
zicku, potrebny je ich vlastno-
rucny podpis. Tedy dostavte sa
ma sch6dzu.
Oznamujem 1dom, ktori neboli
"a svatej spovedi ma sv. prijf-
mani in korpore so Sborom, ze
main doniest karotku podpisani
knazom, pri ktorom boil ma sv.
spovedi. Kto karotku nema, do.
stane ju ma sch6dzi alebo u ic-
tovnfka, lebo in&c bude vypisa-
ny, ze nevykonal vel'konocnti DO.
yinnsst'. $ dctou sokolsk5m
4d4f Bohl
IN Sedl,i dct..
9i4 Tremble Ave-, Campbell, o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-11

PAM RA1AlgOvA zJlE

/. /. 4.
PAM Anna Ragan, I. 174
Midland Ave, zomrela n pondS "a
lok min. tyzdna u mestskei rle
mocnici 70 veku 46 rokoy. Ncs|
boha byyala tuna go rokov. Bo
Ia ddkynou &. 49s. Gr. X. Soi. u
G. 50. Sobranja Oplakava j,l man
Eel Michal, dietky Jan, MichaL|
Juraj, Andrcj q Anna tuna, brat|
And. Borovsky Y Newton Falls.
sestra pi. Maria 10th y Cleyelail-I
de sestra Helena ma Slovenskn
q pat yndcat. Pohrab jei bol Il
stvrtok min. tyzdna ! dontl s,nii-
tkn a gr. kat. chramu Panny Na-
rie. Pochovana bola M cirkcvs
nom cintorlne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-11
vIANocNY BoMBAR
cHYTENY v Chicago

ZasielateP bomb, co vianoe.
nych darov pre- talianskych fa-
sistickych predakov y Spojcnych
Statoch chyteny Dol Chieagn
toho tyzdna. Je MIN taliansky a.
narchista Colombo Boeri. Y ieho
byte najdena bola celia dielna ma
vyrobu bomb. Dvaja postari a
jeden sk1mateF tych bomb boil
usmrtenl Easton, Pa, kcd
bomby predtasne ma poste vybd.
silly. Jedna bomb bola poslani
j sem do Youngstown, talian-
slSemu konzulovi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-11
URAD HASELT0NSKEHo v
MEM. PoDP. sPoLKu TATRA
MA R0K 1882.

Predseda: Michal Kozak, l6 Glad
stone st., Campbell. O. - Podpredse-
da: Stefan Bartos, 165 CORTLAND Ave.
Campbell, o. - Zapisnfk: Jozef Ka-
aenga. 1889 Gladstone ST.. 7snngs.
town, O. Poklaanik: Andrei Bartok
MI, r. @. Box Ill, Haselton Sta,
Youngstown. o. t6tovn5k: Stefan
vi1vary. 1876 Courtland Ave-. Camp.
he'll, Ohio. Dozorcovia majetku:
Jan Basista, l0l Hasehine Avenue
Youngstown, O.; Michal Dzurei, p. o.
BOX Haselton Sta, Youngstown, o. ~
Dozorca chorych: Stefan Stole, p. o.
Box IS, Haselton Sta. Younastown
O. Straz dveri: l[ichal Bendzala
is2 North Blaine Ave, Youngstown
Ohio. a y
Sch6dze odb3vai6 a kazd4 4. -
del'u Y mesiAci Y katclfckSi sloven
skei 3kole osady Sv. Alxbety ~ N
HassNiAe Ave. Cd, i! hod. popoludnf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-11
Tanecne zabavy
a vecierky
"SLOVAK BALL"

Ked clovek len sedi W svoiej
chalupke, hoci jake je chudobna,
mysll, re ie kastieli, ze hz lep-
Sieho MET. Ale konecne ked' vyn..
de do bozieho sveta a vidi kraj-
Sic, nadhernejsie veei, vtedy fu-
tuje, ze to sk6r nz neurobil. No
hovori 81, skoda mojich mia,
dych casov, ktore som darmo IA
hal al niekde v kntiku. ked'-
by som Dol vedel, ze to bez vac
sieho namahania mohol som sve-
ia zknsit', mohol som sa .poznat
S l'ud'mi, zaiste dnes by som bol
my chap"
Asi taketo poznamky pricha-
dzajii od slovenskej verejnosti o
tom vylutnom tanci, ktory bude-
me mat Hotel Ohio vo Stvrtok.
81. mafca.
Jeden hovori: ''Preco sme to
uz skor neurobili? My Slovaci
SINE akosi boil vzdy len spokojnl
hrat' sa naSom dvore. naslc,l-
kom toho ked vvndeme medzi
l'udi. smc ako divi. nevieme ami
jake sa chovat', ba myslime. re
/ tie me narodnosti sil nam supe-
| riornt."
Inrmu sa to ilbilo, ze to blde
! len vyberanf obecenstvo. St'azo-
val sa, re, ked ide ma obyta inc
zabavy, je tam plno takej mrvi-
ny, re poriadny tlovek nemoze
ami 81 zatancovat', ami sa rusit'
ably nejaky surovec no nebuchol
! Este len trzden co SINE. ozna.
/ mill tento tanec a az celia dolina
insie nema na jazykn. Kazdv sa
| SIBERIA kazdy je netrpezlivy
kedy M ten vybor donesie mu
vstupenku mnohl sa obayaiil
re sa i'm nedOstane ystupenky
| Bndeme sa usilovat' vas navsti
Wit behom nastupujucich dvocl
tFzdnov, teda prichystajte 81
vl'ldne prijat' zastupcn vyboru
ktory pracuje celou dusou pre-
slovensku spolocnost'.
Hovoria, re najvacsie prekaz
| ky a 'azkosti su iha v mysli. Wy
/ hod'te 2 vaSich hlav tie neprf
jennie myslienky, zabudnite. Z,
vas nieeo mrzi.. Mech ia smutna
utiskujnca tina vasho srdca u.
stilpi aspon ma jeden den a mech
da miesto slnecnym liitom pek.
nej, veselej zabavy.
Hlavy hore, youngstownski
Slovaci blazene stretnutit
na bale Ohio hoteli. stvrtok
| 81. marca!
! Vvh0r
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-11
UDOM sBoRW sv. MICHALA
ARCH. MA LANsINGvILLE.

& &
Tymto iictive oznamujem Il
dom Sborll 10s., ably sa kazdt
dostavil k sv. spovedi dna u.
marca a ma hudaci den pol 8.
rano sa siideme do Sokolovni, d
budeme pochodoyat' in corporc
ma prvti sv. omsu, ktora bude "a
zivych a zomrelych ldov slilzena
a pristipimc ku stolu Pana Ms
sy. priilmanis. Kazdl krcst'an-
katolfk id Rim. a Cir. Kat. T.
S. J. sokol tejto povinnosti ma
zadost' ueinif'.
s. Rait0S zaa,,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-11
Spolkoye zpravy
UDKYNAM SIP. SV. L 'UDMILY
g. 325. /. K. S. Z. j.

Spolok Sv. L'udmily oznamuje
svojim ldkynam, aby kazda pri-
st1pila ku sv. spovedi ma IL. mar
ca a ma 13. marca rano pol 8.
ku sv. prijfmaniu. Ctene sestry,
vsimnite. 81 tohto oznamenia a
zncastnite sa tom najyicsom
pocte a tax vykoname nasu jak
krest 'anskd, tax i spolkoyii po.
yinnOst''. s nctou
Maria Hiznay, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-11

slim. re oni m6zu, len ked cilca.
"A ked' by nevedeli, kan kalu-
ze, tax mech sa hlasia Q pomoc,
ja som isty, ze jesto v nasom ME,
ste dost' schopnych muzov, e
i'm poradia jak a co by mohli maj
lepsie zrobit' V teito chyili. Len
tol'ko t'ahajte. kol 'ko vystane a
ME wac, S ictou
Michal Cvengros,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-11
sCHoDZA POLTT. KLUBU v
HASELTON PRELOzENA.

Oznamujem ct. ldom Politi-
ckeho Klubu v Haselton, ze sch6-
dza, ktora mala byt' odbyvana
teraz nedelu, bola prelozena
ma druh1 nedel'u, 20. marca a
sice preto, ze v nedel'u je karto-
w veeierok osade. S uctou
Jan Hassay, preds.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-11
KARTovY vECIERoK RUS.
KEJ FEnERAcIE P. K. sA
VYDARIL.

Veclerok sa odbyyal %. febr
Y Campbell pod pravoslaynou ia
rou, 192 Gordon Ave, ma ktors
sa sisieI dosf' hodny pocet nasich
ruslzych poprednych zasl1ze.
nych obcanov obcaniek ma
sich ruskych politickych kluhov.
Nebolo este ami pol osmej a uz sa
obeania schadzali ruky 81 stf-
skah, Bol to opravdivy vecierok.
Slsli sa ma nom j taxi. co sa he.
Vldell od davna a to blfzki pria-
telia, co, sa poznali este v starom
krali a neschadzali sa len preto
re Jeden chodi do tel cirkvi a
druhy do druhej. To by mas ne
malo delft, lebo ma svete ie mno.
no vierovyznani, ale "a to narod
vedno drzi. A to tax ma byt'. I
my Slaviani name rozlicne vie
royyznania, no musime vedno dr.
zat v narodnosti politike, le.
DO len vtedy bndeme znacit' daGo
a mae ME. A to musi uznat ka-
zdy jeden mas dobre smysPajdci
Slavian. Povinnost 'ou kazdeho
jednoho je toho sa trfmat'. co
nam bude vsetkym ma osoh. lebo
v spojenf je sila.
Ma card partoch hralo sa mai
Wac 500. Pojedni recovali po-
litike, o narodnosti, 0 robotach
atd !, ale cato nabozenstvo nebo-
10 spomfnane, co je d6kaz, ze
sa nebudeme DELFT, ale robit do.
bre pre- celok, t. j. pre- narod mas
slaviansky ma tejto okolici, zeby
sme znaeili to, 60 znacit' name.
Videl som tam poprednych nasich
obcanov, ako: p. Juraj Lisko, by
valy kandidat ma mayora nasho
mesta, p. Matej Vansae, dobre
znamy kontraktor ma tejto oko-
lici; p. Lenhart Milton, skolova-
ny .ucitel'; p. Jozef Fabian, byv.
kandidat 2. wardy dobre- pozna
ny obcan Campbell; mas dobre
znamy obcan q holie p. Istyanik
. p. Jan Galajda, vsetko dobrf
nasi pracovnfci. Mech i'm je sla.
va!
Ma card partoch vyhrali prvd
odmenu Jurai Graham NIL, 2. od-
menu Katarfna Harrison, 8. cd.
menu Jan Cvercko. zatym pojed-
Al So rozisli mladsi 81 zatancili
pri radio hudbe az do pozdnej
noci.
Som dctop J bratsk5n %.
zdravom,
J. :, dopiscvstei' klnbu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-11
CARD PARTY v OSADE sv
ALzBETY v HASELTON.

Young Ladies Sodality z osa.
dy Sy. Alzbety Haselton uspo-
ariada nedel'u, l3. marca karto-
WI .vccierols Y skolskej miestno.
sti. Veeierok sa zacne 0 8. hodi-
ne. Dane budl dveroye odmeny
pri kartach. Obecenstvo je srdec-
ne pozvane 81. Helena Hnat .je
predsednickou vfboru. ktory sa
posfara prijemnn zabavu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-11
YOUNosToWNsKY Y NElfouI
P0DPORUJUCI sPoL0K
TATRA

Oradniei: Josef MaFtinko, psedsed
2S5 Carlton 81. .Ioarf Mudro1, -
predseda. sas 8. Haselwaod Ave-.
Stefan Novotnt, d1to~nfk 40% -
Myrtle Ave. Andrej Adamko, ~
kladnff, 1884 Oak 81 Msrttr M1t
rAnsky I Frnntisek Hndik, doxersnviA.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-11

obstuits Stsdre = sbipFjgs
I prs ntdsnych slovfkoy Y Nsbp.
ming dolins.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-11

knn odmenu Prfd tie vsetci my
s.xam sl'nbnjeme. re neobanuiete.
= vybor.s
Evening star., 1932-06-03
In Mrmuriam

ALLEN. ISABELLE. In sad but loving f.
memhIanSe Of our dear mother. ISABELLE
fo,,r,a ALLEN, w. VINO entered into eternal rest
Till memory fades and life departs
YOU II live forever in Cur hearts
lime taxes away the edge OF grief.
But sweet memory turns back every leaf
You are not forgotten. mother dear.
AS you rest beneath the sod.
In our thoughts you rest forever.
For we loved you next to God.
The noblest thought our souls can claim.
The holiest word our tongue can frame
Reverently We breathe her name.
''''oi HER iasffa 6EVoFED RcTE 81 cHiIDsEN mfi5si
CUDwoRTH; DORA, In memory Of our be-
died one year ago today, June 3, 1881
Aother. dear, We weep not, but pray for
May your soul, through the mercy of God,
Y2gE %D6rI2E7 PE7oTED CHILDREN. SAMMY.
FREEMAN. DANIEL AND JAMES. Sacred
0 To eosT th5 e six
EHEENAf EHER 6EVofPb ssyfP yeai s4GRsD F2 ADf
B55gSyDy, 55S ty III ,HII4ERfErT r FREEMAN RE -9b AND
GRAY, JOHN A; In loving memory Of our
GRAY; who departed this life seven years
OF our loved one laid to rest
In memorys frame we shall keep 1t.
For ne was one OF the best.
He had a smile that every one loved,
heart as pure as gold.
To those who knew and loved him
His memory will never grow old
Ny lips cannot tell how we miss you.
NY heart cannot tell what TO say.
Goa alone knows how ! miss you,
For my life is lonesome today
MOTHER: DADDY. SISTERS NARY AND
RITA, AND BROTHER. SANDY.
MILLER. MARY. In loving remembrance
OF my devoted mother. MARY MILLER,
who departed this lie one year ago to-
Gone. dear mother. gone forever,
How / miss your smiling face;
But ycu left me to remember.
None on earth can tale your place.
DAUGHTER. CECILIA.
dear wife and mother. MARY A. MILLER,
VINO died ore year ago today. June 3, 1881
Anniversary mass at Immaculate Concep-
ton Church.
darling one from US has gene
voice We loved is stilled;
place Is vacant in our home
LOVING HUSBAND, SON AND DAUGH-
SMITH. SAMUEL w In loving memory OF
my husband and our father, SAMUEL w
SMiIH' I1l. ,Saoo %ho died two years ago today.
HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
WALTERS, MARTHA v. In loving remem-
prance OF our dear wife and mother.
MARTHA " WALTERS, who departed this
NE four years ago today. June 5. 1928.
Nothing but memories as We journey on
Longing Tor smile from our loved one
gone;
None knows the depth of our deep regret,
But We remember when others forget
N. J. WALTERS. MARION REID AND
NORRINE WALTERS.
Evening star., 1932-06-03
MRS. HOOVER LAUDS
FEDERATION'S WORK
First Lady Praises Women's Club
at Annual Luncheon Meet
ing Here.

Mrs. Herbert Hoover yesterday praised
the work Of the District Of Columbia
Federation of Women's Clubs at the
annual luncheon of the federation at
the Mayflower Hotel. The luncheon
was attended by more than 1000 Dis
trict clubwomen and their guests from
many sections of the country.
Senator Bulow Of South Dakota, the
principal speaker. pointed out to women
as bosses Of men" how they could
take an active part in the civic and
economic life of the Nation.
The address of welcome was deliv-
cred by Mrs. Edgar c. Merritt, who pre-
sided.
Greetings to the club women were
presented by Mrs. John F. Sippel,
president of the General Federation of
Women's Clubs; Mrs. John Dickinson
Sherman of the District Bicentennial
Commission; Mrs. Virginia White Speel,
director of the District Federation of
Womens Clubs, and Laura P. Parkn-
son, president general of the National
Flag Day Association.
Evening star., 1932-06-03
Bratha.

ia AHieE Mlhs e Ehqss:'s sss :s4siysd ssaf
Aris;; 2 niece. Mrs. Charles A. Towne
o. 500 St. NV. Remains resting at the
Chaplin st. ns ho3s. pfua of funeraP nG fst.r 'O0
1892. RoLLA W.. beloved husband Of Ada
sirdi iuneua, Funeral n from oa the W. w. Chambers
and irisnd: are invited IL % 4neerment astAofs pofs
Lincoln Cemetery.
1882. MATTE A. beloved wife OF the late
james jane, T Bradshaw OF s25 A st: Sc. Re;
parloss SOL East capto ST seryees W
be held at the Zurhorsts funeral parlors,
Sol East Capitol St. Saturday. June 4. at
1sEz q szRSE 81 Sister 9esffs Mr.: ss ass nsi1
CO. funeral home 0ti i4oo % Chaplin NJ st, n'W.. on
Friday, June 3, at 2:so pm. Interment in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
dios aGwsrd riy. I'd d Sc: BRENDA 2; cHILps
sfs Of q 5oseps y g. 0sf .m 9vRs
z, Hsyiors: slsssS q Ms. Nsnpsi5.a & KsI- i
Is., ssseT She She se Leaves host q 0hsT
her late a residenee ilos Howard i'1nt rd. se. :.
Saturday. June 4 Funeral sunday June
tional Church, l7th and sts. NV.
CONNELLY, ZELLA. On Thursday. June 2.
1892, at her residence. 1Io6 st. NV,
Connolly and mother Of Mrs. Bessie War
neke. Mrs: Helen NJ. Fox, Miss Martha
Connolly and James W. Connolly. Fu-
neral from the w. w. Chambers funeral
home l400 Chaplin ST. NV, on Saturday,
June 4. at pm. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
DEE. JOHN. Suddenly on Wednesday,
June |, 1882 at Sibley Hospital. JOHN
DEE. beloved brother OF Mary and Paul
Dee. Funeral from w. Warren Taltavulrs
funeral home l4th St and Spring ro.
NV. on Saturday. June 4. at $50 am.
REQUIEM mass at ST. Aloysius Church. at
m Relatives and friends invited to
attend. lnterment Mount Olivet Gene
terry.
EVANS. Az DAXID; On Thursday. June 2,
1892, DAVID EVANS Remains at Fra
zier's funeral home, 3Ss Rhode Island ave
NV. Notice of funeral later.
EVANS, GEORGE II. Suddenly, on Thurs
day, June 2 1892. at his residence. 1929
35th 81. NV, GEORGE H, husband of
the late Mary P. Evans. Funeral services
at st. Adams Episcopal Church. Wiscon-
SIN and Massachusetts aves., on Saturday,
June 4, at II am. 1nterment Rock Greek
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1932-06-03
DrathH.

TAYLOR; ,s,. LoTIsE: On Monday; May %.
beloved wife of william D+r Taylor oE and tee eee
5s Glsmen.Ins. e;,.S ysrnaye and Eide! TsyIei
ioasss ina SGldh aSa1s DSb0iR izoo Remains resting :.
sCypIians Church; Friends Invited. In: In;
WALKER. HATTIE WATKINS. Entered into
rest dhVIsday' June 2. 1882. at $40 pm,
chu4eh 1amf 1a HAe r. frsas Es Fss
81. Notice Of funeral ala later. "A1Aef' aseo
WATSON, PAULINE L. On Wednesday, June
WAfsoN iovns daasnter fa Of aAqhiSb Ei1s6.fh h
and the late William c oden. devoted wife
e GILLIAN GIes waItey al watson sister Of Francs
maurse Ma af ,5. and Paul watson Remains resi-.
SUNDAY Puneral from the Ttsdence 20 Of fRSn Ser
Sc. Sunday. June S, at 2 pm, Rev l. p
nyif.6s e5fns 11f1eaiing Relatives and friends
!'si sls VEST aifE She ssSs. ssss liz i
o'hsT two c9GsFs steFs %fst Ms
West 'x0 s6d GTq56srs 66st q, James
relatives and friends Remains 'f resting st 1Sn at
Sotice SotneS ~ f1neral neral Darlor. Ola 4la St. sw
WOOD V!RGIE BRIDE On Wednesday.
June /, 1882, at her residence, 1926 Min,
nesota ave Sc. VIRGIE BRIDE, wife of
6sn.,W 6Ssat Weod and sister Of Joseph r,
neral from the w. w Chambers Co
Ssx SSsahch 1r chapel 5ld 18th st. Sc. on satur-
. Francis Xavier Church 27th ST and PsnD-
ssyVan!a ave Sc, where mass will be Of
Iered at 10 an for the repose OF her soul.
Ceoar Hill Cemetery
WOOD, VIRGIE BRIDE. Passed away on
WedneSday, WEE June l, 1882, at her residence.
1870 Minnesota ave. Sc. VIRGIE BRIDE
wife OF Bert Wood. She is also survived
ny three brothers, joseph R, Charles p
ana Jesse Buckler. Funeral from the w,
W. Chambers Co. branch chapel, SIT lIth
tt Sc, on Saturday, June 4. at $50 am
Thence to st. Francis Xavier Church, 27th
will be offered at 10 2 m for the repose
Of her soul. Relatives and friends invited
lnterment Cedar Hill Cemetery
Evening star., 1932-06-03
THREE TEXANS FREED
IN SHERMAN MOB CASE


dence on Court House Burning
to Get Colored Attacker.
By the Associated Press.
GAINESVILLE, Tex, June 3.-The
State yesterday dropped charges of
arson against three men accused of
being members of the mob which
burned the Grayson County court house
In Sherman, Tex, two years ago to kill
a colored man accused of attacking a
white woman.
Cases naming JEFF Jones, Webb Pur-
don and Jess Roper were dismissed
by Judge Ben w. Boyd because of in
sufdcient evidence. The riot took place
May 8, 1890
George Hughes, Al, colored, died in
vault In which he had been placed
Tor safekeeping Officers attributed
his death to an explosion Of dynamite
at the door of the vault.
The 100000 building was wrecked
Rioters razed three blocks of buildings
in the colored district of Sherman
Martial law was declared.
Only enc man of IA originally
charged was convicted. McCasland re-
ceived two-year sentences on two
counts
Evening star., 1932-06-03

Mausoleum overlooking Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
Mrs. Hamel, who was visiting friends
IN ocean City with her husband was
stricken suddenly and removed to the
Peninsula General Hospital at Sails
bury.
Before coming to Washington Mrs.
Hamel spent most Of her life in North
Dakota and Seattle, Wash. She Is sur
vived by her husband. five brothers and
four sisters.
Evening star., 1932-06-03

Shri Sadguru Baba, Parsee mystic
who has been proclaimed as the new
Indian Messiah" recently arrived tr
England on his way to America
Evening star., 1932-06-03
THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia-Partly cloudy,
continued warm tonight and tomorI oW; ;
gentle to moderate south winds
Maryland Virginia Partly cloudy,
continued warm tonight and tomorrow
possibly followed by thundershowers to-
morrow afternoon or night in extreme
west portion.
West Virginia-Partly cloudy, with
local thundershowers tomorrow and in
northwest portion tonight; not much
change in temperature.
Evening star., 1932-06-03
PILGRIMAGE PLANNED
Liberty Chapter, D. A. R., Mem

Members of American Liberty Chap
ter, D. A. R., will make a pilgrimage
tomorrow to Wakefield, Washington's
birthplace, leaving from the south side
Of the Treasury by bus at am.
Members of other chapters of the
organization wishing to make the trip
have been invited. Mrs. S. Mcdowell
Meek, chairman Of the trip, said, and
they may make reservations as late
as the hour of leaving by coming to
the south side of the Treasury. Mrs.
D. S. Newcombe is regent of the Amer
ican Liberty Chapter.