davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-29
Pre- katolickych
krest' t'anov.
0pis vianocnej n&boIenskej hry
''Prfchod Spasitel'a sveta'.
(POkraeOvanie.)

PAVOAAAAAOH CASAC UO1O OO-
koncenie V. dejstva, a Dol ozn&-
meny al den predstavenia tejto
vel 'kej, velebnej a dostojnej ma
bozenskej hry. Keby ste vedei,
drahi bratia a sestry o vsetkom
re co sa chysta pre- vas, zaiste
by V tento den nikto 2 vas ne
zostal donna, ale by prisiel k de-
jist'u, ma ktorom sa bude odo-
hravat' to, co sa pred 1888 rok.
mi prihodilo. Ano, prisi by ste
plesat' v Bohu a vzdavat' slavu
chvale Jeho, ze mne najnehod.
nejsiemu poprial tel milosti
dat vam prilezitost' hlbsie ma
zriet' do pramena vecnej prav-
dy, inymi slovami, poznat' OBJ
sirnejsie zivot tohto Slova Vte.
leneho, Bohocloveka, Jezisa Kri-
sta, Vykupitel'a celeho clovecen-
stva, a poznat' obsirnejsie i Ii
vot Jeho Najsvatejsej Matky,
najblahoslavenejsej Fanny Ma.
rie, a popri Mich al zivot inych
svatych osobnosti.
Ably ale zly duch (satanas)
nemohol niekoho pomylit', ze
to, co som napisal ME je prav-
dou, ale ze je len mamom a kla-
nom, nuz tn mate mole osved-
Genie: Ten vsemoh1ci a vecny
Bob Otec, Ktory nebo, zem, an
jelov, l'udi a vobec vsetkych Ii.
voefchov, bez vsetkej pomoci a
bez vsetkej 1navy u6init'' a stvo-
rit' raci, vie a vidi, a tax isto
al Jeho Najsvatejsi Syn, ako
druha Bozska Osoba, Ktory je
tym istym a samym Bohom, a
rovny 81 je s Jeho Najsvatejsim
Otcom v moci a slave, a konec-
ne j Ouch Svaty ako tretia Boz
ska Osoba, Ktory je tiez ty1n
samym Bohom, Go Bob Otec q
Bob Syn a jestvuje mimi naraz
cd prapociatku, cize cd ve6nej
vecnosti, Be toto mole dielo je
eiastkou slova, CHE zjavenia
Bozieho, ktor6 som vybral 20
Svat6ho Pisma a 2 knihy xivota
Jezisa Krista, lenze som to sto-
nasobne zvacsil, q preniesol 2
cias uz davno minultch do Gasu
bud1ceho, talktiez j sostavil Y
rec (mluvu) Ttch, 0 ktorych
sv. Pfsmo len vel'mi m4iGko
Pile. Pritom ale verejne vyzna-
vam, 6e ked' som chcel z toho
sostavit' DEF, mnsel som este
niekol'ko tisfc, K tomu prilieha-
yych SLOW dodat' z hlavy, pri
/ - . K
Com bolo potrebn6 t'a6ko du-
Sevne rosjfmat', no, Ouch Svxt5
Enchoval, zaehr4nil ma pred po-
mylenim, to jest nedopustil, a
by 50 do tohto spisu dostalo nie-
60, Go by 81 protivilo pravde
Boxej, lebo talk tito prAcu dio-
cezansky cenxOr by nebol nikdy
prijal . cirkevn& vrchnost' ne
bola doyolila vydat' tla6ou .
podat' verejnosti. a tax teda
drshf katolfci.krest' ania, mate
|dielo move, d6stojn6 ! bezvad-
|ns, eirkevnou vrchnost oh na1ou
|petvrden6 ] povoien6, . prsto
pripravujte - Y od terax NJ
ded 2s. janufra, Y ktorom ak
BcA Al uvidfte y, V sts etts
|nikdy psside deli = ~ xsists =
~ yid dlte, jssti = a.
ltossi 4.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-29
YouNosToWNsKI sLovENeKE. NovnyY

JNGSTOWNSKE SLOvE
A teraz eSte nie1o : obsahu
tejto hry. Pravda, Pre- kr6tkost'
casu nemoze nz byt' uverejnene
ziadne cello dejstvo, nux podkm
. kaxdeho aspon po jednom w.
stupe, aby ste h0ci len trochu
vedeli, ze 20 vsetk6ho t&to hra
Y sebe obsahuje. Najprv ale po-
dam koniec ~. dejstva, totix to
60 sa prihodilo ma pastierskom
poll pri Betleheme, V prvd tichd
svatd noe vianocn1. Pastieri v
tdto noe ako obycajne straxiac
mad stAdom u Betlehema, sedeli
okolo vatry, a podra svojho sp6
sobu doverne medzi sebou roy
rnldvali, nevediac, ba ami len
zd'aleka netusiac, 60 sa i'm o
niekol 'ko hodin prihodi. Prav-
da, ich rozhovor Y ten 6as nebol
ziadnou obycajnou rozpr&vkou,
ale tt starSf vypravali mladSim Q
rroroctye a Hiadosti ich OtcOv a
tiex i ich vsetkych po prfst ma
jdcom Vykupitel'ovi sveta, eli
20 Tom Measiasovi, ktoreho
.F!oh prislnbil po vyhnanf 2 ra-
il prarodicoy pokolenia l'udske.
BIO. Ponev&c ten ich rozhovDr
trval ak skoro do polnoci, nu6
ii mladsf uz d'alej nevydrziac,
nllcky polfhali 81 jeden "a dru-
h5m, 10 II starsi, ktori i'm W.
pravali, ami nezbadali, lebo boil
hlboko xahrdzeni do toho pro-
roctva. Tento fch vel'mi zauji-
NAVY rozhovor pocujete ma pred
staveni. Teraz vid tie, aky je to.
mu dejstvu koniec. Tu nasledu-
je:
| Jakub: Co ma vsak pri tom
najviac zaujfma, je ten cas-, '
ktorom t& Parma ma sa naro-
dit.
Matthias: ia Parma sa uE "a
iste narodila, lebo dpa vypove.
di Jakuba arciotca je uz skoro
| al ten cas- tu, v ktorom Spasi-
tep sveta prist' ma. Predzvest'
Jakuba arciotca, ako i Wy viete
je ia: ze zidia kratkou dobou
pred narodenim MessiaSa ztra-
tia panstvo a vladarstvo, samo-
statnost' svoju, ked' Herodes
cudzinec zaujme tr6n, a to sa
uz stale. Cd toho casu uply-
nulo uz niekol'ko rokov, Go Sc
dime bez kral..a, bez kniezat'a,
bez posvatnej obete a bez olta-
ra, bez eford a terafim, a to j.
i h
ste Dol predpovedal Ozeas pro-
rok, ze Herodes prfmenfm Vel.
ky, totiz ukrutnfk, potomok Z.
sauov bude pochadzat' poko-
lenia Idumejcanov, 1hlavnych
| nepriatel'ov zidovstva. Berlu
mad nami obdrzal cd pohanske-
no cisara Augusta, a povd'ac-
nosti "a to obetoval verejne na
namestf v Rhine pohanskej mo-
die Jupiterovi obetu. No, ale
elm vacsmi sfri sa zkazenost' v
Izraeli, cfm va6smi pracujl ma
celnici vodcovia ludu ma zne-
mravnelosti jeho, tym uzsie spo
jujeme sa dovedna, my bohaboj-
nj 1dovia Izraelskf, a tym vrdc-
nejsia je naSa modlitba a zia-
dost' po prist' majdcom Vyku-
pitel 'ovi.
(Eeazor, AbiAs q Jakub 81
tiez mlcky jeden "a druhym po-
lihajd vedl'a inych.)
Eliachim: A toto ste poculi,
ze pocas babylonskeho zajatia
zidov Daniel prorok (zbada, ze
uz skoro vsetcia spia). No, a to
sd mi "a junaci! Pozri len, Ma
thiasl Chef, aby SINE i'm vypra.
vail uz snivajf.
Pokracovanie bud6cne.
Pri tejto prilezitosti prajem
20 srdca ct. redakcii ako j vset-
ktm citatel'om tychto novfn
St'astlivt a pozehnany Novy
rok!
Andrsj tisar.
sEDElG KoMUNIsTov
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-29
ssoldcis prijatE na Pribinovej
oolave v Detroit, Mich.

+ q.
raz Slov&k bol slobodntm, row
nopr&vnym . rovnocemym
C. s. r.
Lebo xiadame len pravdu 4
spravodlivost' pre- mas sloven-
sky n&rod, ktora mu patri dPa
boxsktch, prirodzenych a pud-
skych zakonov, ako suverenemu
| . svojraznemu narodu, q
Jestli Vasa vlada, pane Prezi-
dente, ami teraz neuzn& sloven-
sk6mu narodu to, 60 mu patri,
nux vtedy ndteni budeme my a
mericki Sloyaci ist' inou cestou
q ziadat' ma svetovych f6ru-
moch to, Co sloyenskemu naro-
du zarucf jeho d'alsie jestvova-
II ,5 l
ME, ale ten cas- " nebude to
dost', pre- mas slovensky narod,
Go urcuje q zarucuje ta Pitts
burghska Dohoda, ale budeme
ziadat' omnoho Wac.
= Lebo mas slovensky narod mu-
81 lit i "a cenu 6. s. Republiky
v ktorej nema ziadnej slobody
a ziadneho prava, ale je stale
len otroceny, prenasledovany,
sdierany, do sveta vyhanany a
k tomu ma kopu striel any, ako
diva ever cd bratov Cechov.
A preto jake sl historicke
zeme pre- Cechov, kde zili ceski
vlastenci, vzacne a drahe, nuz
tax je nam Slovakom drahe a
vzacne nase historicke Sloven-
sko, kde I'll mas bohatier sloven-
sky, Pribina, lebo Pribinove to-
horocn6 slavnosti v Nitre otvo.
rily oci nam vsetkym Slovakom
v zahranici.
u.
Spolku Sv. Vojtecha v Trnave
ma Slovensku:
My verne dietky slovenskeho
nAroda, sue riadenim Bozfm
vzdialene Cd svojej rodnej Via
sti tam pod nebotycnymi Tatra-
mi, ale ostandc verni a oddani
svojmu narodu a Were Kristo-
vej, nateraz usadeni vo vel me-
ste Detroit v state Michigan,
Spojenych Statoch Americkych,
oslavili SINE v den Vd 'akyvzda-
MIA, 80. novembra 1888 v audi
fortune sv. Cyrila d Metoda pa
miatku 100. vyroGia zalozenia
prveho krest 'ansko- katolickeho
kostola na Slovensku v Nitre
kniezat'om Pribinom a
Nakol'ko uznavame a vysoko
81 ocenujeme priekopnicku pra-
Gu jak ma poll nabozensko-kul-
t1rnom tax al ma poll narodno-
vzdelavaj1com nasho Spolku
svateho Vojtecha, q
Nakol'ko tento spolok udr.
ziaval iskru opravdivej rodola-
sky k slovenskemu narodu v do
bach krusnych pred preyratom
tiez po nom az do dnes:
Preto vyslovujeme vd'aku a.
uznanie celemu spolku a vset-
kym jeho pracovnfkom, ocenu-
JUG takto vysoko tn ich Bohu
mild a n4smu n&rodu prospesn1
pracu. Sl'ubujeme al my, ze da-
me nasu pomOc, ked' to bude
potreba vyzadovat'.
Tym ale neprajnikom a ne
priatel'om, ktori by chcei zni-
cit alebo ma tento mas spolok
siahnut' kradmou rukou odka.
zujeme toto, ze
Neopova5te ga kradmou rukou
siahnut' ma tento mas spolocnt
kult1rny dstav a majetok, lebo
sa vam MODE povodit tax, ako
tomu kr&lsovi Nabuchodonozo.
row, ktory zneuctil posvatne
chramove nadoby pri hostine.
Slovenskej Matici v Turc. Sv.
MARITIME ma Slouenskn:
Ma 11OO-ro6nej jubilarnej Pri-
binovej slavnosti, Slovaci q Slo-
venky, sijdenf dna 30. noyem-
bra 1888 den Vd'akyvzdania
V auditoriume sv. Cyrila a Me-
toda vo velmeste Detroit, v sta
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-29

u me ". Cyrila ! Metoda v De-
~ St, Mich., prijate holy nasle-
xn6 resol6cie:
q SIS i s. q
q - !, 8 j. = - ., 49,. :, 80
* 6 4, 9, 81, 81, 4, - 1s - ! 80
q I - - 'oA.'o 1vAa u. -. 80
81 s. ! ~ !. o-.As.se Va NJ : "@.O.
B ~ us. - 'o
: s.-'~ A.,.o'a ~.
I|s 81 .. .S .srs ~
! A'n io AAoe
ssAoi 10 my sfODoohl ame-
.'.S1.. sioscnsA0no 'o'
- so1 MesD -
0po'esSn osa's0n
S1S = ss @
- : so. .Au u4s4os' osiasi
i. "a 80 4 wv tAD1Aosu paniasA. !.
-, ~ .'o 400 uon
: -
iko = tento 0en Vzdava'
- Vu aAy oMn Na1vysAemu
~nu neoa 9 1eme' Ktory rladi 9
1avuJe ceay sves Ssetky ma.
100y, teus ! Hss miiy narod So
snsAy. Aco mu ones q aKu1e'
me : 1arosen no Aadame Al pro
slnss any riauii ! nao aieJ osuoy
l@sono mlleno sioVensKeno ma
tOus' : Asoleno : my pocnadza-
. :
Nekoiko 90 nasmu slovenske'
mn nam max drahemu narodu
dc0u veike kr1vdy q Je utlacany
y Jeno VlastneJ domovme sllneJ-
sim slavlanskym Dratom Cechom
persekvovanim, prehananlm, su-
,,cnrai7rt.h !. vod.ov ,lorans,sho
rsroao sd;ar.n,ro rol,n,Lov :.
r.ae,r,kov . roho4n,kcu ro,,;x
rS,,; aon;om; ~ A. nos,aana
Lcxe. tunanim !. bonohenf,n n..
.; phhoyvusne; s,ovenS;nv !.
rr.r r.s,edouon,m k.+ol;oLo; n;a'
s ,osm;avon;m poha o.n,n-
rov.nfm ! ,.b.,ovon,m . b.ho-
,,sm sason;sov a. AZ naLonoSno
;.;nsm s,ouom n.x.; ....a;
! ylasti m Sloyensku MET xiadnei
;,--abrae;e . roynonr4vnosti. ..
l. .,aaaie lam tvrania = terror y
pra Won Iowa smysle: lebo Pu-
Iia a muzoyia. ktorf sm1sl a ii
opraydu t;primne ;ak 3 narodom
tax i s republikou bud donna a.
lebo "a hranicami "a nachadza-
ifiei al zaznayanf q oznacovani
u rozbfiaSoy a nepriatel'oy 6.
s. Republiky:
Preto NV vernf svnov;a . dee.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-29

Sl0VenSkeJ Matlcl v Turc. Sv.
MARITIME ma Slovenskn:
Ma 1100-ro6nej jubilarnej Pri-
binovej slavnosti, Slovaci q Slo-
venky, sijdeni dna 30. noyem-
bra 1888 ' den Vd'akyvxdania
V auditoriume sv. Cyrila a Me.
toda vo vel'meste Detroit, Y st6.
|te Michigan, Spojentch St&toch
Americktch, uznajdc ohromnd
pracn na poll kuIt6rnom s ~.
rodnom na1ej ustanoyisne, totil
Matice SIovenskej, vyslovujeme
|jej vd,aku . uznanie q x&roven
lprivol6valne jej' prseovnfkom 4
bojovnikom vytryajte ! pracnj.
|te mad 'alej . nAS milt sloven.
~ n4rod, = jeho lepxiu ! vop-
|nejfiu udfcnost' nkrodn6 ..
Fxistenein.
Mech ~ dar nesyOdie, AMI
,hrosl - Ioni ~ - y Va-
mi : bud desne ) vami vaSu prk-
I'm N xysolEe cenfnas ! budsne
|Vfe M pod 1poeavat
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-10-11

There is no substitute for
newspaper advertising.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-10-11
Was Counsel of Dillon And
Read When Brazilian
Lean Made

WASHINGTON, Oct. II. CUP
The senate stock market inves.i-
cation Of Wall S,rcrz internation-
al bankers involved Il member Of
the investigating committee today
when It was revealed that Sana-
tor IcAdoo. Democrat Of Cali
Io,niI. was counsel for Dillon,
Read & Co., in 1921. in negoJia-
lions n connection with the SIP
100000 Brazilian loan now in de.
fauIt.
Clarence Dillon. head of the
firm OF Dillon, Read & Co.. was
placed on the witness stand at tbs
senate stock market investigation
today 10 explain why the bankers
sold 2g.T50 shares Of rail stock t.
their pubUcly-owncj Investment
trusts during the 1929 market
panic.
Dillon put into the record a list
Of 81 corporation in which the in
vGStm2nt trusts nut money with
which there was no interlocking
directorate or other connection
between the issuing corporation
and the Dillon group.
tiftCsu stock exchanges thruout
the United States, including those
N Chicago and on the Pacific
coast have been drawn into the
SeHate's stock market investiga-
ton. it was revealed today.
Ferdinand PecOra, committee
counsel, said a questionable such
u was sent the New York stock
exchange, had been submitted to
every exchange in the country,
about - Of them.
Hccura's determination to re-
turn to he New York stock cX-
change before concluding the in
quny has been known for some
tins. The PROGRAM now embarked
upon means that representatives
OF some other exchanges may be
summoned to testify and that. de
tailed analysis Of their methods Of
operation will be in the commit
tees hands. Officials of the CHI
cago stock exchange appeared be-
fore the committee last winter.
The Dillon. Read inquiry cen
tered today upon costly tranSac-
lions in the common stock of the
Rock Island and Frisco railroads,
both now in receiv-rship. Pecora
said he would summon members
Of the Dillon, Read firm to dis
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-10-11
MADOO WAS LAWYER FOR THE Dr.RF Campbell
WALL ST. FIRM BEING PROBED Named Moderator

cover why, during the Novembcr,
1929, stock market panic, 5000
shares Of Frisco and 1900 shares
Of Rock Island were sold by Dill
lon. Read to the United States
and Foreign Securities Corpora
ton which was confronted by the
firm.
Dillon, Read & Company owned
the stock two days and took i
$627,213 loss on the transaction.
Clarence Dillon, head of the firm,
told the United Press the sale was
not to establish a loss for income
tax purposes. The United States
and Foreign Securities Corpora
ton on Dec. 81, 1929, passed tho
stock on at loss to the United
States and International Securi-
ties Corporation. Ernest Bel
Tracy. president of both invest
ment trusts, said the December
sales We're to establish losses for
income tax purposes.
eve are in the business of buy
ing and selling securities" Dillon
told the United Press when asked
why the rail common was sold to
the investment trust.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-10-11
Fletcher p T. A.
Meets Thursday

FLETCHER. Oct II (SpeciaN
The Fletcher Parent Teacher A
Sociatiou will meet on Thursday
Ut $3.50 p. M. in the high school
auditorium.
Following i business session q
program will be given. the su1-
iect of which will be "Our School
the Grounds, Building and
Equipment" Short talks viii he
made about the work now be
jn@ done on the school grounds
by \. \. Melton; on the building
by Mrs. Mary Seals, ant equip
meGJ. by Miss Louise Baldwin.
Other features cf the program
will De talk by Rev. u. Y. How
ell. pastor of the Fletcher Meta
odiSt church. Singing by 4 chorus
from the grades II Miss Margaret
Sales and Miss Jennye Wolfe. and
- library shower will also De fca-
cured. Each member has been
asked 70 donate d volume Of re
Quired school reading fiction to
the library.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-10-11
DR.. WildS Presides Tues
day Night at Highlands

HIGHLANDS. Oct. 1l.--The
Rev. DR.. I. f. Campbeh, pastor
II the First Presbyterian church
Ct. Ashcyille, was elected mod
orator Of the AshevilIe PreShy-
terry at the fall meeting Of that
body in the Highlands PresDy-
tari2u church Tuesday.
Ur. Campbell succeeds the
Rev. T. \. Painter, of Swan
Hanua. The Rev. George B. Ham
moud, Of Canton, was elected
sccrcta!y-treasurer Of the Pres
h.ic"y.
The meeting of the Presbytcry
opened Tuesday morning with
the sermon by the retiring mod
orator, air. Painter. After the
election of officers. luncheon
vas served. At the afternoon SEES
son, the Rev. DR.. John +. Fix,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-10-11
CALLS LIQUOR
STUDY CONFAB
Roosevelt Anticipates
Problems to Grew Out
of Repeal

WASHINGTON. Oct. II. (UP)
President Roosevelt viii call with
III 4 week four groups to co-ordi.
nate their study Of the liquor
question, the White House re-
vealed today.
The justice department, state
department. internal revenue bU-
reau and the treasury are the
groups which have been making
4 thorough inquiry into problems
to be met through repeal Of the
18th Amendment.
1t is the desire Of the prcsj-
den. to begin as early as posi-
bic the setting up Of machinery
necessary to carry out laws when
LIQUOR again is legalized, the
White House said.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-10-11
ROTARY TROOP
is INST ALLIED.
Impressive Scout Ceremony
Held at Club Session
Today

In an impressive ceremony, the
Hcndersonville Rotary Troop No.
. of the Boy Scouts OF America
was installed by A. w. Allen, of
Asheville. Scout executive, as a
feature of the midweek Rotary
meeting at the Skyland hotel today.
The program was opened by an
address to the Scouts by Mayor
A. V. Edwards. and Mr.. Allen then
installed the troop. F. w. Waters,
district commissioner of scouting,
concluded the program by speak
ing on the duty of the club to the
troop under it's sponsorship.
The program was in charge of
the troop committee, of which A.
s. Browning is chairman.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-10-11
Y0UNCBL00D
FUNERAL Held

FLETCHER, Oct. II. (Special)
Funeral services for Mrs. w. j.
Youngblood, who died at her home
near Fletcher at $40 p. NJ. Tues
day were held at Hooper's Greek
baptist church Wednesday after
noon at o'clock. The Rev. Mr..
Kelly officiated.
The deceased had been sick for
about six months. She is survived
by her husband, one daughter,
Katherine, four step-sons, Mark,
Paul, Bob and Clyde, and three
step-daughters. Mrs. Sue Waters,
Mrs. Ed Maxwell and Mrs. Erwin
Trantham, all of Fletcher: two
brothers, James and Burley
Rhodes of Edneyville and one sis
ter, Mrs. J. R. Townsend, of Fruit
land.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-10-11
90 LATE TO CLASSIFY

u dee = . u" Street jour-
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-10-11

Sunday school worker of The
Synod Of Appalachia, delivered
an address in the interest of the
Daily Vacation Bible school
work. A free conversation was
then engaged in by ministers ana
elders on the state of religion
in TIE various churches Of the
Presbytery.
At the evening session, n pub
lie meeting was held in the ~
tercst Of the Presbytery's home
missions. The Rev. l.. T. WiIds,
of Hendersonville, presided and
talks were made by DR.. Camp
bell, chairman Of the home mis-
sions committee of the PreSby-
terry; the Rev. II. B. Dendy, Of
Weaverville, superintendent Of
home missions; the Rev. D.. K.
l.. Smith. of Asheville, supcrin-
tendcnt-emeritus of hom Ms
sions; the Rev. C. B. Chaplin,
chaplain at the L. S. veterans
hospital at Oteen: and the Rev.
J. s.. Gruver, superintendent of
The Mountain orphanage at Swan
nanoa.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-10-11
TINY FISH BONE FATAL

KELSO. Wash. (UP).-A tiny
fish bone. invisible. under N-ray,
resulted in the death. of Alex AL
eren, ~. He swallowed he bone
and 10 days later died when II
penetrated an artery.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-10-11

PSI pair she'll rim glasses in
.4.s ease. Tuesday. Reward,
b. '4,-W
Evening star., 1933-04-23
TECH IS MEET LOSER
BY FAILING IN RELAY
Episcopal Team Runs Fast Mile
to Turn Tide-Tufts of Victors
Takes Four Firsts.
By a STAFF CORRESPONDENT of The Star

ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 22.-With
the result OF the meet depending on the
final event. the mile relay, Episcopal
High Schools crack quartet turned in a
fast 1922 mile to win the feature event
by 20 yards and defeat Tech High
School of Washington in their annual
dual track meet on Hoxton Field this
afternoon by score of 10 to ST.
BY taking four first places, in the 100.
high hurdles. low hurdles and broad
jump. Tufts of Episcopal was high
scorer with total of 20 points. Nor
risette of Tech was second high scorer
with 10 points as the result of winning
heaveS IN the shot and discus events.
Some SO spectators. mostly students.
narrowly escaped injury when a small
wooden stand on which they were sit
ting collapsed and carried them to the
ground with it Just before the final
event.
i:o-YARD HIGH HURpLEs-won by
eioo,YARb 'nf; bAsHnWen SseHnqs By Tufts E};
second; Erosam Cd; third. Pierson tTD.
MILE RGNWWon by Handlan tEA: Sec
ond: Leifs IT,; third. serota CD Time.
II0-YARD DAsH-won by Hartman .oTl /:
second: Barr tTJ; third. Trout Cd. Time.
rTr:;:o.YxkID I Low HURDLES Won by Tqfts
oED. second wallace Cd; third. Rust 'E-p.
..o-YARD DAsH-won by Hoxton fE y;
second, Boean tTD; third. Condt >tTo.
SSO-YARD RUN-Won by Rankin tE):
second. Lank CT: third. Minnoux cTD.
Time. /" minutes l2+, seconds
SHOTPUT-Won by Morrisette tT): sec
onh. Myers lE.l. third. White 'E and Bry-
ant tE tied. Distance. - feet pa inches.
DfSCUS-Won bv Morrisette tT): second.
MYERS .E }: third. Bryan 'ED. Distance. 106
POLE VaiiLT-Won by Smith (T): Sec
feet.
Woodruff tE): third. Fleming CD Distance.
IA feet 81, inches.
HIGH JUMP-Won nv BRYAN tE1. second.
McKenna tT.): third. Kicker CD Height. .
feet | inches.
BROAD JUMP-Won bv Tufts tE.l: sec
ond. Holmead tT): third. Lynch CD Dis
tarre. 10 feet INCHES.
SSO-YARD JUNIOR RELAY-Won bv Epic-
copal:, second. Tech. Time. 1 minute AIS
SefS MHE SENIOR RELAY-won hv, Episcopcl.
second. Tech. Time. 3 minutes 3"ls seconds
Evening star., 1933-04-23
SWIVEL, EQU|PO|SE
WIN |MPRESS|VELY.
Former Beats Six EIigibles
for Derby-Latter Near
Track Record.
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
T 7 YAVRE DE GRACE, Md, April
- 22.-Swivel, queen Of the 2
year-Nd fillies last year and
winner of the Pimlico Futur-
ity, soundly trounced six other eligibles
fer the $4,000 Kentucky Derby at
Churchill Downs next month today to
share honors at Havre de Grace with
G. v. Whitney's Equipose, which sig
nalized his return to the races with
a smashing victory in the $500 Phil
adelphia Handicap.
The daughter Of Swift and Sure,
making her 3-year-old debut, carried
the silks of Adolphe Pens to an easy
three-length victory over mile and
70 yards, defeating. among others, the
highly-regarded Repaid from James
F. Johnson's Quincy Stable. the second
choice in the pre-race betting to win
the Derby.
Running the distance in l:434s
under the guidance of Alfred Robert
son. Swivel came from last position to
beat William Ziegler, jr.S, Keep Out q
long shot. by three lengths. Samuel
Riddles War Glory. son Of Man O.
War. was a length back in third place,
and was followed by Projectile, a
stablemate of the winner, and the
badly beaten Repaid. although the IA
vorite never figured in the running,
being far back at all times.
CWIVEL ran race that should
- boost her stock In both the Derby
net rush the bay beauty, letting her
trail the field as the leaders swung
into the back stretch. Midway through
the back stretch. however, she began
her mighty drive. She passed on the
inside of Repaid and then took around
the leaders on the bend. She entered
the stretch hot ON the trial Of War
Glory and bounded to the front at the
furlong pole. From then On she
cOaSted home
Repaid. backed by sensational trials
at AQueduct, was the choice of the ma
jority Of the capacity crowd Of $4,000,
but there was plenty OF support fos
Swivel and her running mate. The
entry paid $3.50 for 81.
Equipoise was in great form as he
sped over the / lie miles in 1:4435.
just second slower than the track
record. to earn s6.375 and boost his
tota! winnings to $273,585.
Carrying the crushing impost of 1913
pounds and giving plenty of weight
to his seven rivals. the son of Pen
rant swept to the front at the head of
the stretch and crossed the finish line
a length and a half in front of S. w.
LabIot's Tired Avon. w. R. Goes Oscu-
lator was third.