davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-08
Andrej tisar.


viz
Andrej tisar.
PoDAKovANIE PRIATEL'oM
Ctena redakcia, Youngst. 'Slo-
venskych Novin, prosfm Vas, u
verejnite mi tieto riadky, ak je
mono. Tomu uz 80 rokov, DO
trpim ma zal1dkov1 nemoc. Bol
som uz diva razy ma operacii,
raz ma zapal' slepeho creva,
druhy raz ma "piles". Teraz
zas 6. novembra NAL som byt'
operovany ma zalddkove bolia-
ky pri pecienke. Nal som ich po-
pueene. Bol som v nemocnici
sv. Alzbety, kde uz bolo so mnou
vel'mi plano. V ten isty den,
ked' som bol vzaty do nemocni-
|ce, NAL som byt' operovany. A
lie mily Bob inaksie zmenil. "a
Gala ma zimnica triast', coho
som vel'mi oslabnul, tax opera
ciu zastavili. Manifesto toho ma
pustili mi vody do ramien a TAX
sa mi polepsilo. Wall diva razy
obrazky X-paprslekami a videli,
ze operacie Wac nepotrebno. Ia
Go d'akujem same prve Panu
Bohu, po druhe nasemu duchov-
nemu, Rev. Kozelkovi, potom ie+
ksrorn DR.. Tamarkinnyl Dr
MeNanars nsmocniei sy Az
betty, sestriGsam a osetrovatel-
kan, ktore mi vel'mi dobre W.
sluhovaly, d'alej mojej manzel-
ke a mojim dietkam, ktore maly
so mnou sdcit. Dalej mojim su-
seldom a priatel'om, p. Jozefovl
Matisovskemu NIL, ktory ma
|odviezol a priviezol z nemocni-
ce, p. Janovi Repaskemu, kto-
ry ma uz tri razy do nemocni-
ce odprevadil a pri mne skoro
kazdy den bol a vse sa spytal
"Ujku, jak sa mater synu,
mech ia Bob pozehna tt "a
platf dobrym. Dalej d'akujem
mojemu svagrovi, p. Joz. Barto-
Sow, o. Janovi Novotnemu a je-
no manzelke (z Homewood), p.
Gaborovi Janoslkovi jeho
manzelke (z Girard Road, p.
Michalovi Chuhanic a jeho man
zelke, p. Hasajovi jeho man
zelke, p. John Geltch a jeho
manzelke, p. Joz. Bednar, p. Ma
tejovi Matisovskemu, p. Joz. u.
Maruskinovi, p. stefanovi Con
da S manzelkou, p. Jozefovi Ko-
san, p. stefanovi Bajtos, doz'
chorych, p. Jurajovi Baca, P.
Janovi vagas 20 Shirley Rd.,
D. Janovi Thurik. Mill pria-
telia, "a vasu 1ctu vasu lasku
ktor1 ste mi preukazali pocas
mojej nemoci, z hlbokeho srdca
moieho vam prajem mnoho zdra
via a milosti Bozej, aby ste ne
museli tol'ko trpiet', jako ia
trpfm uz mnohe roxy. Mozno
do jedneho zeleznicneho vozna
by sa ia medicina nevmestila,
ktord som ia uz popil a "a dru.
Thy v0ZeT sa JeJ vyhodllo &c
smeti.
| Mozno, ze toto je moi posled'
ny dopis toho roku, tax vam
prajem st'astlive Vianoce a sv
Bozf Novy Rok 1884, ably Van
Bob dal vsetkym vsetko, co 81
|ziadate: mnoho zdravia a mno
ho prace, ably ia depresia W ra'
navzdy krky polamala. Na Q
|statku prajem mnoho zdravis
Inasemu prezidentovi Roosevelto
wi, aby mu Dol mily Bob ma po
|moci a chranil no cd svetske.
lnakazy. Znacfm sa 1ctou
/ Juraj Labuda.
~ s-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-08
|Kro "a 160zE UUHADzAf q
PRACU MA vEREJNYCH
PRkCACH?
F. I. /. s.

Zakonom dava sa prednost'
k robote ma verejnych pracach
cbcanom a tym, Go uz formalne
prehlasili svoj umysel' obcan-
mi sa stat, nevytvarajd sa MIN
jednako ami cudzinci, ktori "pr-
veho papieru" dosial nemajl.
Y tom zneni, jake Dol schvale-
ny domom zastupcov, daval "a
kon prednost' iba obcanom. Gu
dzorecova Informacna Kancela-
ria podujala hned' kroky "a
odstranenie tohoto rozlisovania
medzi obcanmi a neobcanmi. Sc
nat, jednajlc ma navrh senatora
Costigana, ktory prehlasil dovo-
dy, predostrete Cudzorecovou
Informacnou Kancelariou ma O.
sob neobcanov "a "presvedcuj1-
ce a ozajstne neodskriepitel'-
ne", rozhodol sa hlasovanim
proti tomuto rozlisovaniu. Dom
zastupcov odmietol vsak prijat'
tento dodatok a obidva domy
kongresu shodly sa ma ostatok
ma prijati paragraph, ktorym sa
dava prednost' ME vylucne OBJ
CANON, ale al tym prist 'ahoval-
com, ktori uz maj1 "prvy pa
pier. Pri udel'ovanf roboty je
tedy davana prednost' postupne
nasleduj1cim skupinam: -
/. Veteranom z vojny, ktorl
majl rodiny (alebo vobec oso'
by, ktore ST ma Mich zavisle).
2. Obeanom a tym, ktori ma
ju "prvy papier", ktorf sd usa'
deni ma mieste alebo v subdivi.
Iii, kde sa praca kona.
3. Obcanom a tym, Go maj6
"prvy papier', ktori sd usade'
nj v State, v ktorom sa prace
konaj1 a ktori ST, samozrejme,
siici t1to robotu konat'.
Podl'a ustanovenia zakona
ma intestine usadeny prist 'aho'
valec prvym papierom ten l.
sty narok ma robotu, jako miest'
nv obcan. Takyto prist'ahovalei
ma, co Wac, prednost' pred OBJ
danmi, usadenymi indie, hoe i '
som istom State. Prist' 'ahovalee
IS prvym papierom, usadeny '
State, kde sa prace konaj1, ma
tiez prednost' pred obeanom, u
sadenym v niektorom inom Sta
te.
Jak dlhy cas- musi clovek zit
v jednej obci alebo v State, ab!
tam bol povazovany "a skutoc
neho obyvatela, to zavisi n;
miestnych predpisoch. Vo vaesi
ne statov je legalne pozadova
nou lehotou jedon rok. Ably DO
elovek povazovany "a intestine
no obyvatel'a, musi zpravhdl'
lit v okrese najmenej sest' me
siacov.
Hoci sa pri del'ovani robot!
dava prednost' americkym oh
canon a tym, co uz "prvy pa
pier" maj1, ami ii prist 'ahova]
ci, ktori nepodujali dosiaP ziat
nych krokov "a nadobudnutl
tunajsieho obcianstva, ME su
skutocnosti vytvarani z celej ak
Gle. Ak nemozu tito posledni
jakejkol'vek priciny "prvy pa
pier" dostat', mozu sa preds'
Len o robotu uchadzat', lebo al
neprihlasi sa dostatocny poce
kvalifikovanych obcanov a tycl
Go majd hoe len "prvy papier'
ktori sl usadeni v okrese ale
bo State, v ktorom sa ma pro
jektoch pracuje, vtedy mozu ro
botu dostat' al spomenuti pri
st'ahovalci bez prv6ho papieru
w takomto prfpade majd tit
prist ahovalci rovnake pravo NJ
vol ne miesta v svojom okrese a
lebo state, jake americki obca
MIA, ktori s1 usadeni v State
nom. Vzhl'adom ma miliony ne
zamestnanych, ktori ma tiet
miesta netrpezlive cakaj1, d
sa, rozumie sa, cakat', ze bud
vel'kou vyhodou pre- kazdehc
Ikto sa nachodf v prednostne
triede obeanov prist'ahovalco
is prvym papierom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-08
= katoliclkycl1
lIrest anov.

ts viano6nej nkboIensksj hry
3 rrichod spasitsl'a sveta''.
~ Drahi bratia q sestryl Vystup
dejstva v, ktory NAL byt' '
tonto cisle uverejneny, nechcem
eelkom prezradit'. Je to vystup
ffkajlci 50 ulozenia Bo5skeho
Diet alta do jasiel, tax verne,
atxto q opravdive, ako to este
nikto zobrazene nevidel, a ami
"a red, ktora je pri tom pouzi-
std nepocul. Ddfam, ze mi nebu-
dete pokladat' "a zle, ze som to
preskocil. Chcem, aby to bolo
pre- vas radostnejsie a prekva-
puj6cejsie ma predstaveni. = A
teraz vid'te, Go sa deje "a tym,
totiz vo vystupe 8. toho isteho
dejstva.
Vystup 8.
Matthias, Eliachim, Jakub, A.
biaS, Eleazor, Ismal, Jonatas,
Tomas (kazdy nejakym dar-
kom pridu blizo k jaskyni, a
ked SPARTA ten lesk t1 jas
most, ktora je nej, vel'ka ra-
dost' a bazen ich napadne, TAX
xe pre- velik1 uctivost' netrdfaji
81 ami dnu vojst'. Po chvil'ke
sozuj1 obuv s n0h svojich bo-
symi nohami so slozenymi ruka-
mi ma krfz ma prsia trasdc sa We
likou baznou, vojdu do tejto
svatej jaskyne a s neopisatel'
nou ponHenost'ou pred jaslicka-
mi ma svoje kolena popadaj1,
hlavy svoje az k zemi sklonia,
tomu Nemluvnat'u sa klanajn,
q "a dlh1 chvil'u ma zemi LEILA
jakoby vo vytrzeni mysle boil
Nabudn1 vsak v tel chvili tax
vel'keho a predivneho bozskeho
osvietenia v svojom rozume, ze
jasne poznavaj1 to male diet'a.
tko Go Boha cloveka a oprav.
div6ho Messiasa z Fanny naro'
den6ho. Cd toho srdcia ich ta-
kou laskou a pohoznost 'ou ma.
plnene sd, ze pre- vel 'kl radost'
zacnd rdecne plakat' a slzami
svojimi hojne svat1 zem zma-
caj1.)
Parma Maria Ia sv. Jo4et VEL
mi sa diva mad qohosaost OIL,
] prostyeh pastierov, & vel mi Ia.
s-9lsaW a. niea 1i'adia).
Matthias (po chvfI'ke zdvih-
ne hlavu a radostne ku Panne
Marii): O,.ty Najsvatejsia Pan.
mol Jak Teba Bob vel'mi milo.
val, ze Ia "a Matku nasho Mes
siasa zvolil. O, jako SINE my po-
vinni Tebe d'akovat', ze 81 nam
Toho z davna ziadaneho Messia-
ia porodila, po ktorom SINE my
otcovia nasi tax dychtive tu-
zili. Ia st'astnych sa pokladame
ze Ia vidiet' mozeme; lebo "a
iste vel'mi svata musis byt',
ked' Ia Bob zpomedzi vsetkych
lien vyvolil "a Matku Boziu.
Panna Maria: Velebi dusa mo-
ia Pana, ze shliadol ma ponize-
most dievky Svojej, nina maj
nehodnejsiu k tax vel 'kemu do.
stojenstvu vyvolil. - Ale Wy ste
prest' 'astni, ze ste mojho Syna
poznai, ktoreho NEST 'ania be-
tlehemski prijat' nechcei. - A
vcup povedzte mi Wy, zbozni pa
stieri, ze jako ste zvedeli, ze sa
NJ narodil vas Vykupitel', a
tiez to, ze tn v tejto mastali
Matthias: Toto radostne posol
stvo, ktore tyka sa celeho sve.
ta zvestoval nam anjel Bozi We
refine pod holym nebom, pri vel
kej jasnosti nebeskej, ku kto
remu anjelovi sa ihned' pripo'
lilo mnozstvo vojska nebesk6ho
ktore chvalilo a oslavovalo Bo
~, ohlasuj1c: "Slava Bohu M
YSsostiach q ma zemi pokoj Iu
DOM dobrej v6le." Ably smt
vIek mohli poznat' to Bozsk'
niet'a, anjel ma znamenie nan
al to, ze najdeme diet'a plien
nmi povite a polozene jas
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-08

Yfsostiach a ma zemi pokoj pu.
dom dobrej vole.' Ably SINE
v1ek mohli poznat' to Bozskd
uiet'a, anjel ma znamenie nam
al to, ze najdeme diet'a plien.
1ami povite polozene v jas.
Nl.aeh. My no teraz vidime a po.
nyakvame v nom zaspnbenAho
i6sa, totiz to slovo pradiv-
ktore povedane bolo k nam
Diet 'at'u tom, a preto klania
\ ne a. mu ako Synovi Najvys'
xieho. O, ako sme Bohu povd 'ac.
@ - t1 Jeho vel'k6 milost' lie
spomedzi celeho nAroda my
~ vyvolenf, aby SINE prvi Vi
q h . poanali to Diet'a Bozske
\. emu poklonu vzdali. Ked
3 lie to u uxinii, nuz prijm
R od mis- najsyxtejSia Pannt
r slromne darky, ktore u
4 1nej dobromysel 'nosti ODE
& ne Tyojmn Jednorod oden6nlt
( ~. J ponfSene Teba ziada
d bys Nam dovolila to mai
Eis Diets pol 'fbif
- lfaria: stans =. sls
sa - = sn - a. =
Evening star., 1933-12-19
Marriage Licenses.

Raymond iInra M Milton, Hilton, 2s' 1919 6I St, and
oeSTEs %ssnis iMaso1s So: Silver Spring. Nd, and
Judge r. E, Mattingiy '-' ''' ''''
liams, "A, both of Akron, Ohio. Rev. J. Il.
william H. Richardson, %. and Elizabeth
A. wilson, -, both OF Baltimore Rev.
Ben Anderson, 60, $50 L st. Sc. and Della
Becker; Be,ffTi 80. 017 2nd st. s,w.' Judge r. E.
Albert L, Lucas, SO, 758 Irving st.. and
=, Rev A. j. Tyler.
NoFab g botB Il oI Prefk Rstbaa 19 aRd al WstsOn
FoRs5t saFe5 ROssR. s "a &ta; pos 10Th and Anna
Gerald Phelps. 20. 1869 Wyoming ave. and
tPrma Pdna & E; &keHtzing; 2l' Minneapolis. Mimi
Fred Rosenblat. a. 929 Farragut St, and
sylvia. H.; White 10, 1910 Georgla ave-;
Rev. A VOlkman.
ohaEss y ad HleS2is da & zee. s212 3D. o2EsF asSf
JACK J. carson, -, 1901 Farragut st. and
Helen Rabenonets, "a. 1856 Warder St..
Rev. S. II. Metz.
MsFs al :?a V55s5h9s 55a Eass sTs eaptto
born, 81; both OF Richmond. Va; Rev.
= r.
MCCORMICK, 81. both Of Philadelphia; Rev.
Charles ". Crabtree. %. Chancellor. Va.
and Ada M Walker 81, Bertrand, Va;
Rev w s. Abernethy
s Both Of 1eieRm6hd eeR Mlnni vas Ses 4 /
John c. Hall. 81, Lynchburg, Va, a,d Bella
n Hnnant, 90 Goldsboro' N. c.; Rev.
both Of New Orleans; Rev N. W. Hyle,
Fred R Stevens, 80. Rosiland. Va, and
Hattie L. Jones, 81, New GLASGOW, Va.
::5. both OF Baltimore Rev. J. T. Loeb.
PesT H. Byrne Ardoa col A!qe Fa Ren xa aP
HarTood Johnston, %. 1915 Park I'd, and
Priscilla Slaughter. 20. 1902 sth st. sw.;
Rev w. D. Jarvis.
a. Cora Jones. %, ,' 1851 W Taylor ST.; e. Rev. Kew
G. E Graham.
Joel White. %. and Mary E Brook 81 .
=, S both CIV ef War5enton; re On Ha Rey K W Roy
Lewis Burreil, 80. 334 X st. sw, and
Martha E, Dodson. 25. G11 St s.w.;
JoF1 Rel W grooket WsStFay. az ea17 and Matte
Mis-. 10. sI1 1st St; Judge R. E. Mat
A. C. Robeson, "a, somervile, N. j. and
jamie c. Johnson. 81. 4o5 end St: Rev.
Thomas Hishtower: A. and Mamie Tarry,
AZ. both of 229 o St Rev G o. Bullock.
Daniel j. Maher, IS, and Eva !. Rawlings,
IS. both Of $40 S;h st. Sc; Rev. E. P.
fd. and Pafricfa NJ Meadows S5S 20. shen- ht
andoah, Va; Rev. c. C. Rasmussen.
Evening star., 1933-12-19
Deaths Reported.

Anna NJ osterman, s4 1889 Maple View
a5thH fHe9 ustf8 stsmPsE s. 5,5 5o11 1a,6 Ist
Dennis L, McGrath, -, 5223 Conduit rd
Charles A. Kennard 70. sos Columbia I'd.
Annie Wilson. 20. Home for Aged and In
Frank shram 60. CALM Hospital
Gertrude L. Trewalla. 81. 1416 W st. sc.
Eva S. Lowe GA, 4jth and Lowell ST.
George H. Wells. 63. GEORGETOWN Hospital.
Alma, Wiesselblad. g.. Georgetown Hospital.
Demetrios G Denikos. 81. George Washing
ton Hospital.
Joseph Rainey 81. GEORGETOWN Hospital
Henry Hartung. So 45l0 14th St
Rosie B. Moore. 53. SibIey Hospital.
Reuben N. Reynolds. IS, $3.50 Wisconsin
Infant to J Carol and signe Evans, Co.
lumbia Hospital
George Roller 60 Freedmen's Hospital.
Ruben Wall. 60 Garfield Hospital
Samuel Green. 45, Galinger Hospital,
Amanda Rucker, Al, 1852 9TH st. ne.
Mamie Cheeks. Al Gallineer Hospital.
William Sprisgs. 40, Freedmen's Hospital
Hattie Jackson. IS. Emergency Hospital.
Evelyn Carmichael. -, Gallineer Hospital
Joseph Walls. 81. Gallinger Hospital
Evelyn L, Jackson. 3. S94 25th ST.
Infant James Gross. Freedmen's Hospital
Infant to Lee and Louise Nelson. Gallinger
Infant Ti' Freddie zigler. children's Hospital
Evening star., 1933-12-19
Births Reported.

Martin J. and Rose NJ. O'Phelan. boy.
Walter and Janet Robey. boy
Clarence D. and Emily B. Cade. girl
John H. and Marguerite jackson, boy.
James b and Patrick Mcclure. boz.
walter F. and Lola K M0reland, boy.
Henry c. and Regina Lederer. girl.
James and Corlne Williams. boy
Arthur and Mamie Raw. boy.
william and Beatrice Richardson, by
Irving and Pauline Harris, boy.
Andrew ard Made Tyler. boy.
Alexander and Mary T!mmons. boy.
William 4 and Sylvia R. Bail boy
Leroy S. and Marie SharpS. gil.
Roy and Thelma Butler. girl
Thomas and Levinia Wallace, girl.
John A. and Rachel Cassen. boy
Richard A. and Irene Johnson, boy.
John and Lucy Hopkins. boy.
Matthew and Viola Smith. boy.
Russell and Evelyn Brooks, boy.
Joseph and Mildred c. White, boy
James and katie wafis. siri.
Edgar ard Elizabeth Thomas, girl.
Charles and Rosa James. girl
Herbert and Florence Robinson. boy.
Evening star., 1933-12-19
DIR. C. w. H0LBROOK DIES;
WELL KNOWN PHYSICIAN
Pneumonia Fatal to New Haven
Medical Man Who Practiced
in South Africa.

By the Associated Press.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, December 1e.-
DR.. Charles w. Holbrook, 76, for 40
years widely known physician in East
Haven, died at his home there yester-
day after three weeks illness of pneu-
monia.
Holbrook, native of Rockland, Mass,
was graduate Of Amherst College in
the class of 1880 and Of the Andover
Theological Seminary in 1888.
In August. 1888, he married Miss
Sarah Elizabeth Lyman of Easthamp-
ton, Mass, and in October of that year
he and his wife sailed for a missionary
station in Mapumulo, South Africa,
under the American Board of Congre-
gational Foreign Missions.
They stayed in Mapumulo for nine
years, and four Of their children were
born there.
On returning to this country In 1892
Holbrook presented a grammar of the
Mapumulian language to Amherst Col
lege, for which he received his masters
degree.
Evening star., 1933-12-19
BRONDELLL. BRILL RITES
TO BE THIS AFTERNOON
Production Manager Of Philadel-
phia Newspaper Was Killed in
Auto Accident Saturday.

Funeral services for Brondell L. Brill,
As. production manager of the Phila-
delphia Record and inventor Of a
process for newspaper color printing,
were to be held at 2 o'clock this aft
ernoon at the v. L. Speare funeral
home, 1909 II street. Mr.. Brill was
killed in an automobile accident in
Philadelphia Saturday. Burial will be
in Rock Creek Cemetery.
Mr.. Brill had been associated with
newspapers In Washington before going
to Philadelphia. He is survived by his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Brill
of Winchester, Va; his widow, Mrs.
Lena M. M. Brill, and daughter, Miss
| Louise Brill.
Evening star., 1933-12-19

for many papers. He had been located
in Washington as correspondent since
1928 Mr.. Smith lived at 4607 Hunt
place, Chevy Chase. The body Will re-
main at Hines funeral home until TINS
evening when 1t will be transported 70
London, Ontario.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Clara
L. Smith, and a son, Erich. both OF
this city, and his mother, Mrs. j. M.
Smith, of London, Ontario.
Evening star., 1933-12-19
WOMAN FOUND DEAD
AMONG YULE PACKAGES
Miss Helen Francisco Discovered in
Apartment Surrounded by Gifts
Ready for Mailing.

Surrounded by Christmas packages,
addressed and ready for mailing, Miss
Helen Francisco, 45-year-old Govern
ment worker, was found dead yesterday
in her apartment at l425 Rhode Island
avenue.
The woman, who was employed in the
Treasury Department, had apparently
been dead for "a hours, and Acting Cor
oner A. Magruder Macdonald said an
autopsy would be performed to deter
mine the cause of death
Miss Francisco was last seen alive by
friends early Saturday night.
Relatives in San Pedro, Calf, and
Warm Springs, Va, to whom some of
the Christmas packages were addressed,
were notified of Miss Franciscos death.
Evening star., 1933-12-19

>,
Hamilton Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting. Zeta Chapter. Beta Gamma
Phi Sorority, Hamilton Hotel, 8 pm.
Dinner, Remington Rand, Inc, Ham
ilton Hotel, 7:30 pm.
Dance, New England States Society
Kennedy-Warren Apartment, $50 pm
Meeting. Loyal order of Moose, 1414
I street, pm.
Meeting, Washington Chapter, Cath
olic Daughters of America, Willard
Hotel, 7:30 pm.
Meeting, Delta Chapter, Pi Omicror
National Sorority University Guild, Will
lard Hotel, 7:30 pm.
Meeting. Polish Club of Washington
Willard Hotel, pm.
Meeting, Order Of Christian Mystics
Willard Hotel, 8 pm.
Gard Party, Pi Sigma Lambda Soror-
ity, 60 M street northeast, 8 pm.
TOMORROW.
Meeting, the Bryn Mawr Club, 3oo9
P street, 4:30 pm.
Luncheon, University of Missouri
Alumni, University Club, 1890 PM
Luncheon. Democratic Club, Univer-
sity Club, 1880 pm.
Luncheon, Insurance Club, University
Club, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Veterans Administration
University Club, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Rotary Club. Willard Hotel
1890 pm.
Luncheon. District Of Columbia Bank
ers' Association, Willard Hotel. 12:45
pm.
Luncheon, Soroptimist Club, Willard
Hotel, l pm.
Luncheon, Optimist Club, Hamilton
Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Lions Club, Jefferson room,
Mayhower Hotel, 1890 pm
Evening star., 1933-12-19
MRS. EMMA PURDUM DIES
Resident of Cedar Grove Section
Succumbs After Long Illness.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CEDAR GROVE, Md, December 10
"A long illness resulted in the death
at her home near here Sunday after
noon of Mrs. Emma A. Purdum. SO,
widow of James M. Purdum. She is
survived by the following children
James E. Purdum, Harry L. Purdum
Mrs. Albert B. Allnutt and Misses
Bessie E. and Edith E. Purdum, all oil
this vicinity, and Mrs. Jesse C. Burns
of Silver Spring. She also leaves 10
sisters.
The funeral will take place from
the home at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon, burial to be in the cemetery
adjoining the Cedar Grove Baptist
Church. Mrs. Purdum was before hel
marriage Miss Davis of the Goshen
neighborhood.
Evening star., 1933-12-19
TRIBUTE PAID EDITOR
W. H. Brayden, Famous Irish
Journalist Dead,

DUBLIN. Irish Free State, December
10 CP).-Dublin yesterday paid tribute
to William Henry Brayden, leading Irish
journalist and for more than a score Of
years editor Of Freeman's journal, an
outstanding newspaper here. He died
Sunday.
Mr.. Brayden was 68 years old. He
had not been active In newspaper work
in recent years.
AS correspondent for the Associated
Press, from 1911 until 1929. he filed to
America stories during some of the most
stirring days in the history of Ireland
Evening star., 1933-12-19
MRS. HOFF'S RITES TODAY

Widow of Army Medical Man to
Be Buried Here.
Funeral services for Mrs Iavinia Day
Eoff, widow of Col John Van r. Hon
were TO be held at 2 o'clock this after
noon at the Church of the Epiphany.
Burial will be at O'Clock in Airing
ton Cemetery. Mrs. Hof lived at 1863
Columbia road and was Sc years old.
Mrs. Hotf was a daughter of Gen.
and Mrs. Hannibal Day and had resided
in Washington for many years. Col
Hoff was pioneer in the field of Army
Medical Corps work.
Evening star., 1933-12-19
E. S. HUTCHINSON DIES
Native of Fairfax County Had
Lived in District 20 Years.

Edward Snowden Hutchison, "a, died
of heart disease yesterday at his home
4l2 Allison street, after an illness OF
several months. Mr.. Hutchison was
born in Fairfax County, Va. but had
years.
Funeral services will be held at p m
tomorrow at the Hines funeral home
Burial will be in Glenwood Cemetery
Surviving are a son, Lawrence H.
HutchiSon, and two daughters, Mrs. L.
V. Fried and Mrs. G. T. Phillips.
Evening star., 1933-12-19
KEECH FUNERAL RITES
Services for Late Washington
Woman Tomorrow.

Funeral services for Mrs. William c.
Keech will be held at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. E. Percival wilson,
Rosemary street, Chevy Chase, Md,
tomorrow at II am. Rev. Ulysses G..
B. Pierce, pastor of All Souls Unitarian
Church, will officiate. Burial will be
in Rock Greek Cemetery.
Mrs. Keech was q native Of Baltimore
ana had lived in Washington for so
years. Her husband, former employe
of the Treasury Department. died sew
eral years ago.
Evening star., 1933-12-19
All Club to Gather.

| HERNDON, Va, December 10 (Spe-
| ciaD The Herndon All Club will meet
| at the home of Mrs. George r. Bready
| Thursday afternoon at O'Clock. Mrs.
breaoy will give a demonstration of the
making Of Christmas candies.
Evening star., 1933-12-19
INSURANCE MAN DIES.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 10 lP
Carl Henry, SO, insurance man and
former president of the Owl Drug Co.
died in his Office here yesterday. He
was a director Of the Golden Gate
bridge project.
Evening star., 1933-12-19
CLARKE RITES TOMORROW
Tourist Park Manager to Lie in

Tourist Park Manager to Lie in
Rock Creek Cemetery.
Funeral services for Harry Paul
Clarke, manager Of the Potomac Park
tourist camp, who died suddenly Sun
day night, will be held at pm. tomor-
row at his former home, 1922 Kansas
avenue.
Surviving are his widow, Jennie, and
four children, Harold E, Albert H, Mrs
Albert H. Martinez and Mrs Tyler Will
lett, all OF this city. Burial will be in
Rock Creek Cemetery.
Evening star., 1933-12-19
Lodge Will Ballot.

FAIRFAX, Va, December 19 (SpeciaD &.
Fairfax Council, No. 26, Order Fra
ternal Americans, will hold its annual
election of officers in Robey's Hall to-
morrow evening, beginning at 7:3o
o'clock
Evening star., 1933-12-19
TarA nf Thanka.

McEADDY. JACOB c. We wish to thank
our many friends and ORGANIZATIONS. in
Guiding the South Carolina Club. for their
kindness. expressions of sympathy and
beautiful floral tributes at the funeral OF
our loved one. Rev. JACOB c. McEADDY,
who died Monday. December 4. 1893
THE FAMILY. .
Evening star., 1933-12-19
PROF. WELLS is BURIED
Rites Were Held Yesterday a.
Franciscan Monastery.

Funeral services for Prof. G. H. Wells,
who died Friday in Georgetown Hospital
after brief illness, were held yesterday
at the Franciscan Monastery. Services
were conducted by Right Rev. Msgr
Edward L. Buckley, rector of st. Mat
theWS Church.
Members Of the monastery and
Knights of Mount st. Sepulchre acted
as pallbearers. Burial was in Mount
OliVet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1933-12-19
C. o. SMITH BURIAL
IN LONDON, ONTARIO
Canadian Legation to Conduct Fu-
neral Services for Newspaper
CORRESPONDENT.

Funeral services for Charles o. Smith,
So, Washington correspondent for the
Southam Newspapers of Canada. will
handled by the Canadian legation
and burial will be in London, Ontario.
Mr. Smith died yesterday in Emer-
gency Hospital following an operation
He was well known in Canada as TN
editor, where he served in that capacity