davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-29
dostatok Gerstveho vzduchu

dostatok cerStveho vzduchu ,s3
slnca casty. ak mono kazdo-
denny k1pel'. v dodrziavani
tychto pravidiel MET akiste nj
coho nesnadneho. Ak sa vsak
chcete dopracovat' najlepsich
vysledkov, vtedy musite dodr-
ziavat' vsetky, tedy cely 9dra-
votny k6d.
Zanalyzujme tn tento jedno-
duchy k6d. Ma prvom mieste
SINE uviedli cvicenie. Ak m6ze-
te, zariad'te 81 to tax, aby ste
mohli uz pred ranajkami ist' ma
rychln prechadzku, pri ktorej
by ste usli, povedzme, jednu mi
l'u, ktor1 by nasledovala do
ma sprcha. Ak nem6zete list
von, vtedy venujte hoe len pat
mast min1t ma rozlicn6 cviGenia
a d'alsich niekol'ko mindt ma
sprchu. Pc ranajkach id'te hoe
len kdstik cesty do prace. Id'te
na prechadzku ma poludnie a
tiez ma ve6er. Chodza je stale
este najlepsim sp6sobom cviee-
MIA. Netreba pravda opomendt'
ist' pochodovym krokom. vzpria
meme, ktvajdc pravidelne ruka-
mi a dychajdc vzdy nosom.
Spat' treba osem hodfn ' do
bre vetranej, izbe. Chod 'te spat'
skoro, aby ste mali r&no cas- ma
prechadzku. VaSa strava md
byt' vyrovnana, I. j. ma obsa-
hovat vsetky podstatne Giast.
Ky, nevyhnutne potrebne teles-
nemu organizmu. Jedzte ovocie.
k ranajkam, pri obede al pri
veceri. V tejto sezone sd poma-
rance, grapefruit, jablk& Al ba-
many dost' lacn6. Vsetky sti
xdrave q vsetky prispievajd K.
pravidelnej stolici. Pite denne
hoe len kvartu mlieka, lebo
mlieko uvedie do rovnovAhy
ktore ekol'vsk nsdosta4ky vaIej
diety. Maso jedzte raz denne,'
ryby, raky p. hoe len raz ttx-
denne, Chlieb, maslo, semisky 4
obilniny zasobia Wis potrebnou
energiou.
Since svieti al Y zime; pohy:
butte 90 preto ma nom 10 nal
WAC. Chladnt vzduch je posil-
huj6ci; vdychnjte no preto MI
boka,
Prfjmite tento KIDD n& dewitt
desiat dnf nA xkfxkn . sbadlte,
xs g budets cftit' tol'ko lepxie,
xe % roxhodnete riadit' o xkr
kladntmi pravidlami sdravotnk h
mi celt svy5ok svoiho Hvota. B
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-29
dome zastupcov nenachodi sa
medzi sdhrnnym potion 435 "a

dome zastupcov nenachodi sa
medzi s1hrnnym po6tom 435 "a
stupcov ami 100 republikanov.
q 96 senatorov je ich iba IS re-
publikanov.
To pravda este neznaci, ze ce-
Ia rekonstrukcna administrators
prezidenta Roosevelta nebude
podrobena najpodrobnejsej ana
lyze d6kladnej kritike.
Ak vezmeme do povahy, axe
pomery jestvovaly v Spojenych
Statoch v dobe, kedy prezident
Roosevelt Dol nastoleny, memo.
zeme sa ne6udovat', akej malej
kritike bol vladny program al
doteraz podrobovany. s navra-
tom kongresu skonci vsak pra-
vdepodobne al cas- ticheho sI-
hlasu a pocne sa ozyvat' opozi-
cia. Nejedna buddca kritika bu-
de prejavom rydzo strannickym
ako tomu wdy byva. Vacsia
ciastka opozfcie bude vsak kri-
tikou, konstruktfvnou, dozadu-
j1cou sa potrebnej napravy, kri
tikou zdravou a v politickom
zivote potrebnou a zelatel'nou.
NRA, AAA q infl&cia. Ci ro-
bi National Recovery Admin
stration vsetko, Go je v jej mo-
ci, aby bolo dosiahnuto navratu
k norm&lnemu zivotu hospodar-
skemuf ti ma byt' cmnost
NRA - ktort kongres prijal
ma zkdsku ma diva roxy pre-
rusen&, predhena alebo prijat&
"a trvacnu hospodArsku politiku
Spojen5ch St6tovi
Toto sd problemy, 0 ktorych
bude kongres roshodovat'. Zda
sa, Se dravy observation-disclosures,
ktory Dol pocas mnohych gene.
racif americkym kredom, pride
opat' do rozporu s moderntmi
od&rskymi smernicami, kto
re sd reprezentovane preziden.
tovym New Deal-om a ktore ss
dozadujd socialnej kontroly po
mad hospodarskymi silami kra.
jiny. Tento rozpor bude zname
nat Wac, ako phhu nesrovna
lost medxi demokraAickt tmi /
republik&nskymi z&sadami. Me
dzi repubikAnmi je mnoho ta
ktch, 20 veria ' sociAlnu kon
trolu a v hospodarske planova
ME. Ma druhej strane je mno
no demokratov, ktorf vida '
mA . ' JED zasahovanf do VITA.
hu medzi kapitAlom ! prAcou, y
jej eakazovanf detskej prAce 9
y jej ostatnej 6innosti nedodr'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-29
ROzHLAS YSN.

| ROzHLAS YSN.
! Precitali ste 81 v min. cisle
rec poslanca mar. strany, Razu-
sa? Vidime, ze drancovat' vie
brat, nielen nepriatel; ze
drancovat' jeden narod druhym
mono i v mieri, nielen vo vol.
ne. Razusa, ked' to hovoril v
sneme, nikto nezavratil - ho-
voril pravdu, same fakta. Ak
majl Slovaci rozum, prindtia
Cechov, ably i'm vsetko vratili
s lrokami.
Minister zahranicia CSR. DIR.
Benes, ktory Dol povedal po-
slancovi Razusovi, ze 81 Cesi Slo.
vakov nemusia ziskat', ale Mem
GOV ano, chodil po Slovensku
pred par tyzdnami, ably Slova-
kov - ziskal. ..
Chodil po Slovensku a recnil
proti revfzii Trianonskej micro
vej smluvy. Mad'ari totiz nepre-
stavaj1 agitovat' "a pripojenie
Slovenska k Mad 'arsku. Pc vse-
tkom tom, co Cesi vykonali SO
Slovakmi, po tom hroznom w.
| drancovani Slovenska, po zasta-
veni slovenskych casopisov, po
uvazneni slovenskych narodov-
GOV a zurnalistov - BeneS 81
nebol isty tom, co Razusovi
povedal.
Nebolo by treba Benesovi
chodit' ma agitacne cesty po
Slovensku, nebolo by mu treba
Slovensko ziskavat' pre- repub-
liku, keby Cesi boil zadrzali
svoje slovo, keby neboli zlama-
Ii smluvu, keby Slovensko ne
boil vydrancovali!
Prezident Roosevelt je najob.
l'dbenejsfm prezidentom Spoje.
nych Statov. Cd jeho nastdpe'
MIA ma trad, dostal 100000 Ii
stow a jbalikov (darov). Ku Via
nociam obdrzal tol'ko darov, ze
ich museli mnohi pudia otva.
rat "a niekol'ko dni. V decem.
bri kazdy den obdrzal $4,000
listov = vsetko listy vd'aky q
oddanosti, len vel'mi malo Ii.
stow kritizuj1cich jeho politiku
Hl'a, aky je l'ud Yd'acny
ked' mu je clovek priatel'om
ked ma dobro naroda ma srdci
Kiez by slovensky narod ma
vsetkych vodcov takych!
v Appleton, Wis. zije, Mrs. A
j. Mcmahon, ktora bola "a dlh
roxy dplne slepa a nema a pre-
Vianocmi jej lekari vratili
zrak i rec. Takychto pudi i'd
: nemecka nacisticka vlada steri
/. lizovat'. v Amerike ich iecia
; vylieSia. Go je l'udskejsiei
i v Nemecku id1 i zlocinco
sterilizovat' v Rusku ich liz
cia pracou, laskavost'ou a L
karmi. I tam maj1 pudia srdc'
/ tam sd l'udskejM cd nacisto,
Nacisticka vlada hovorf, :
bude sterilizovat' 1000 muzo
q lien, ale europske noviny p1
su 0 styroch milionoch. Styr
miliony l'udi nacisti vyklesti'
- okrem nemocnych q zlocin
nych akiste ttch, ktorf sd in
politicky alebo rasove nepoho
dlni. Mad takym niecim sa celJ
svet ahrozf.
Y miestnom Vindicatoru Il
| tame . tejto viano6nej prfhode
Pri polievkovei stanici a.
Wood a, stkl \ rads ist John
2sgS ssi l l
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-29

son, clovek bez prace a domova
vtisol spravcovi tel verejnej
kuchyne diva balicky do r1k, a.
by mu ma ne napisal 'tVesele
Vianoce!'.
"To je pre- iste decka ch
matku", povedal. "Ona mi raz
dala "a hrncek kavy a potrebo-
vala ju pre- svoje deti. Preto
muslin i'm dat nieco ma Viano-
ce."
Ked' sa ho dopytovali, ako
prisiel k peniazom, odpovedal:
"Jeden chlap mi dial pol do
lara a zavinsoval mi vesele
Vianoce. Davno sa mi uz take
st'astie neprihodilo. K1pil som
det'o zeleznicku a ich matke
kus sdnky. Bud1 sa radovat'p'.
Tento bedar, tento johnson
prekazal Wac vianoen6ho ducha,
Wac ludskeho citu, Wac kre-
st'anstva, nezG tisice l'udi, kto.
ri maj1, ale nedajd nikomu MIC
ma Vianoce.
Talianskym redaktorom je do.
bre. Kazde rano dostan1 cd VIA
dy dpravy, o Com a jake majd
pfsat'. Nemusejd rozmysl'at', Ii
S tym, co pisu, dakoho neurazia
alebo nepohorsia - vlada berie
"a to zodpovednost'. Podobnd
"slobodu" tlaee majd v Rusku
Nemecku a rozumie ga, v
Cesko- -Slovensku. Slovenske Ca
sopisy nechcely pfsat' tax, ako
81 to priala vlada, preto boly v
meme "demokrace" zastavene.
V New Jersey sestnast' lieta-
diel rozsypalo vtackom styri to-
ny zbozia, ably nezaIhynuly hla-
dom. Teraz bude ziadana vlada
Spoj. Statov, ably podobne uro-
bila po celej krajine zakazdym,
ked' napadne mnoho snahu.
Vtacky nemajd Go zrat' ma sna-
hu, mnohe pohynd hladom.
Hadzme i'm omrvinky z chleba i
my. Vtacky sd priatel mi l'udi:
nicia hmyz zachranuj1 Glove
ku drodu.
V Japonsku narodil sa cisar-
skym manzelom syn = po sty-
roch dcerach, z ktorych jedna
zomrela. z narodenia n6slednf.
ka tr6nu je po celom Japonsku
TAXA radost', ze miliony l'udi
paraduj1 a modlia sa k japon-
skym bohom. Vsetky ulice, do
my, ba vozy a auta sl okras-
lene. Vsade sa ozyva "banzajp'
Vodcovia naroda pfsu gratula1.
ne posolstva narodu. Zvlastni
narodnf mudrci vyber1 chap.
ceku memo, po preStudovani ma.
| rodnych legend.
A oslavuje japonskE lud ci
sara svojho i vzdor tomu, Il
hladuje, ze robotnfk dost&va q
centov mzdy ma den, xe rodicia
" desat 'tisfcoch davajd svot
dcerky uz ' desiatom roku d<
|nemravnych domov, aby ich
seba zachrAnili Cd hladu, ze nat
Japonskom panujf vlastne tr
naramne bohate japonske rodi
ny a ME cisar.
/ Predsa len bude nieGo 2 vel
kych rusktch objednavok v A
merike. Oznamuje ga, be ruska
produkcia zlata vystdpila 0 SO
percent voG lanskemu roku. Y
mesiaci septembri bolo tam W.
dolovane zlata "a desat' milo
nov dolArov. Zlato, ako znAmo,
He cite vfdy najlepxim kredito-
wynn xkkladom pre- medxin6rod.
lnf obchod.
NSs 4sA}S GA
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-29

Y miestnom Vindicatoru cf-
tame . tejto viano6nej prfhode !:
Pri pohevkovei stanici m
Weed a, atAl \ rads ist John
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-29

Nacisticka vlada hovori, ze
bude sterilizovat' 400, 900 muzov
q lien, ale europske noviny pf-
su Q styroch milionoch. Styri
miliony l'udf nacisti vyklestia
okrem nemocnych a zlocin-
nych akiste j ttch, ktori 81 i'm
politicky alebo rasoye nepoho-
dlni. Mad takym niecim "a celt
svet zhrozf.
Evening star., 1933-08-25
Washington Produce

Egg prices furnished by the Depart
ment OF Agricuture)
Wholesale Prices.
Butter-One-pound prints (s3 score), j.,
e6; tub, as; one-pound prints (92
ecore), Is; tub, "a; one-pound prints
goo score), "a; tub. %.
Eggs-Current receipts, 12a13; hen
merry whites, 18a20; Government graded
and dated, white eggs, U. s. extras,
large. 2814; medium, "a; Standards
e4l2.
Poultry, Chickens, Plymouth
Books, 15al8; mixed colored. 13al4;
Aeghorns, 11a13; hens, mixed colored.
5Oa12; Leghorns, 7a8; roosterS, 6a7
Poultry, dressed-cnickens, Plymouth
Rocks. 18a2l; mixed colored. 16a18;
Leghorns, HALT; hens, mixed colored,
13a15; Leghorns, 13a14; roosters Gallo:
squabs, dozen, IL to IL pounds, per
hound. 25a30; Long Island ducks, Halls.
Meats-Beef, II; veal, IL; lamb, 16;
pork loins, 16; fresh hams, IA; smoked
hams, 16; strip bacon, 16; lard. g.;
compound, 8la.
Live stock-Hogs, light, 4.25a4.60;
medium, 44Oa4.70; heavy, 4.0oa4 so;
pigs, 2.50a4.00 roughs, 1.5oa3.oo; calves,
.00a65o; lambs, 3.00a7.0o.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 10a30; canta-
t0upeS, oUdIo, dpPico, tod1.I PeoSAoo'
E5a1 so; pears, 2.25; plunls. Its; nee
tarines, 15o: oranges, 3.25a3.50; lemons,
a.O0a5 so; lines, per 100, 100: Persian,
Florida lugs, 15Oa2 90; alligator pears,
10oal.50; grapes, Thompson seedless,
I.75a225; figs, 30Oa356; honeydews
l.50a175; damsons. 1.25a15 so.
Vegetables - P ota toes, 100-pound
sacks, 2.75; sweets, 1.O0 spinach, New
Jersey, l.25; string beans, 75al.o0;
limas, 15Oa2 90; corn, LOCAL so; toma-
toes. 100a1.50; caulif1ower, 2.25a2.50;
cabbage, 75a1.00; onions, 50-pound
sacks white, 1.75a2.00; yellow. LISA
(.50; lettuce, iceberg, 4.50a5. 90; carrots,
Fer 100 punches. 500; beets, per 100
kunches, 500; squash, 35a50; cucum-
R &0a1 %; peaA 1.76a20Q.
Evening star., 1933-08-25
Baltimore Markets
Special pispatch TO The star.

Special Dispatch to The star.
BALTIMORE, Nd, August S.
White potatoes. new, barrel, 5a3.5o;
sweet potatoes, bushel. 30as5; yans,
bushel, GOATS; beans, bushel. 60a90:
beets, hundreds. 1.ooa2.o0; cabbage, bas-
ket. 35afo; corn. dozen, sal4; carrots.
100, 50a1.s0: cucumbers, hamper. 2oaeo:
egg plants hamper. l5a25; lettuce,
crate, 50al 90; lima beans, bushel, $50
a200; onions, 100 pounds, l.5oal.75;
peppers. hamper, 2oa40; tomatoes. ham
per, 15a4o: squash. hamper, 10a2o;
spinach, basket, 35a50: apples. bushel,
25al 90; peaches, buShel, 60al so: black
berries, crate, 2.00a3.50; damsons. ham
per, 50a60; watermelons, 5a20; huckle-
berries, crate. 2.50a3.00; cantaloupes,
hamper, 20a40.
Dairy Markets.
Live poultry-Young chickens, 12a19;
Leghorns. 1la13; old hens, 10al4; Leg
horns, 9a10; old ROSTERS, 7a9; ducks,
7a12: pigeons, pair, 10a15.
Eggs-Current receipts. 15a16; nearby
, hrsts, 17a18; hennery whites, 1Sa23.
Butter-Good to fancy, creamery,
pound, 2olaa331a; ladies, l6al7; store
packed, l3.
Live Stock Market.
Cattle-Receipts. $50 head: market
steady.
Buils-Good to choice. 3.25a3.5o
medium to good, 3.00a3.25; fair to me
dium, 4.4Oa5 90; plain to fair. 4o0a4.5o;
common to plain, 3.50a4.00.
Steers-Good to choice, 5.50a6.00;
medium to good, 5.00a5.50; fair to me-
dunn, 4.50a5 90: plain to fair, 4.00a4.50;
common to plain, 350a4.00.
Cows-Good to choice, 3.25a3.50; me-
dunn to good, 300a3.25; fair to medium,
! 275a300; plain to fair, 2.00a2.75; COM
mon to plain, 1.25a2 90.
Heifers-Good to choice, 4.75a5 90;
medium to good 4.50a4.75; fair to me-
dunn, 400a4.50; plain to fair. 3.50a4 90;
common to plain. 3.00a350. Fresh COWS
and springers, 30.00a60.00.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts, 1000
head; steady; sheep, 50a2.50; lambs
good to choice, 7.25a775; common to
medium, 300a6.00.
Hogs-Receipts, 500 head; steady;
lights, 485a5.20; medium, 5.00a5 80;
heavies. 4.55a5.05; roughs, 2.75a4.00;
light pigs, 3.0Oa325; pigs, 4.50a4.80
Western hogs 10a20 higher.
Calves-Receipts, 125 head; steady;
good to choice, 7.00a7.50; common tc
medium, 4.00a6.00.
Grain Market.
Wheat-No. 2 red Winter, garlicky,
spot. domestic, 81: August delivery, 81
! September, ll2: No. 3 red Winter, gar
licky. spot, domestic, So; cargoes on
grade. no sales.
Corn-No 2 yellow, spot. domestic
/ 67a68: cob corn, 3.25a3.50.
| Oats-No. 2 white. domestic, as to
weight and location, 48a5l; No. 8
47a48
Rye-Nearby. bag lots, 85a90.
Hay-Receipts, none. General hay
market is quiet. with no surplus Of good
timothy. Prices range from $ll to SIS
| per ton, as to grade and kind. The
! poorer grades OF hay are hard to sell
at any price. Market irregular on
everything below No. timothy.
Straw-Fair demand for straw. Re-
| ceipts generally increasing; wheat straw
No. l. per ton. So and 50; oat straw,
| So and SO.
Evening star., 1933-08-25

Each piece Is individual.
" wrapped. Assorted
flavors, famous Old Eng
lish "chewy" Toffes
with q delightful flavor.
Imported from England.
Each piece Is an IRE
sistible invitation to
have : another.
Evening star., 1933-08-25
CURB PRICES Join
IN BROAD ADVANCE
Rise Ranging From Fractions
to Six Points Covers
Entire List.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, August 25.-Trading
broadened out on the Curb Exchange
today as prices spurted ahead for the
best gains Of the movement.
Advances ranged from fractions to
six points in the more active issues
and took in a large number Of shares
which had not previously participated
in the recovery. Gold stocks were ex-
ceptionally strong all day, with the buy
ing centered in Wright t-Hargreaves
Mining.
Motors and aviation shares joined in
the upswing in the late trading. Ford
Motor Of Canada, Ford Motor, Ltd;
Cord Corporation and Stutz were active
on the advance. Pan-American Air
General Tire g. Rubber touched par,
up 6 points, and Alabama Great
Northern in the rail list added several
points.
Utility Gains Limited.
Gains were more limited in the utility
group, where Commonwealth Edison
down points, was weak feature.
Buying orders appeared at the open
ing. with the activity chiefly in oil, al
cchol and metal securities and in q
diversified list of industrial specialties.
The utilities moved at a slow pace for
a time, but joined the upward rush In
the second hour
The oils were outstandingly strong,
following announcements OF price ad-
vances in crude oil and gasoline by ma
jor interests. Humble Oil spurted 3
points to 81 on its first sale. Gulf Oil
of Pennsylvania was up more than z
points In mid-session Standard Oil Of
Indiana and Standard Of Kentucky had
smaller gains. Creole Petroleum, in the
Standard OIL list, was unusually active
as it touched on a sale Of 5000 shares
and moved ahead about q point.
Gold Shares in Demand
The Canadian gold shares were In
brisk demand as a result Of the re-
vival of imitation talk The low-priced
Wright -Hargreaves was the feature, as
it came out in sizeable blocks at frac-
tionally. higher prices.
Other metal shares were strong. New
mont Mining, holding company for
mine stocks, was up more than 2 points
in mid-session New Jersey Zinc ad-
vanced to Sc, up as points, during this
period. Aluminium Co. of America was
up more than 4 points. Roam Ante
lope Copper scored a sizeable gain.
The liquor stocks were all active and
higher. Hiram Walker, the usual
leader, was up points at id-day. AL
lied Mills, which has been under ac-
emulation this week on announcement
that a subsidiary will operate a distil-
lery at Peoria, ILL.,, again moved for
ward.
(Copyright. 1933)
Evening star., 1933-08-25
DIVIDEND HELD POSSIBLE.

NEW YORK. August 25 P.-D. A,
Williams, president Of Continental Steel
Cooperation, informs stockholders that
if business over the rest of this year
compares favorably with that of the
last three months ''it is quite possible
that some payment on the accrued pre-
ferred dividend can be made by the end
of 1888" The company is in arrears
to the extent of ab7ut 100000 on its
preferred dividend.
Evening star., 1933-08-25
DIVIDEND is DECLARED
BY GENERAL ELECTRIC
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, August 25-Directors
Of the General Electric Co., today de-
clared the regular quarterly dividend
of 10 cents on the common stock and
the usual quarterly disbursement Of IS
cents on the special stock, both pay
able October Is to stock of record Sep
tember 20.
Evening star., 1933-08-25
NEW YORK SUGAR.

NEW YORK, August % LP,.-Raw sugar
was quiet early today. but the undertone
was drmer. with further buyers at last-paid
prices of 3.56 but nothing firmly offered
below $50. No sales were reported. Futues
market at midday ruled around the best and
from 4 to points above the previous close.
Refined was UNCHANGED. Prices were listed
at 40 for fine granulated by redners,
while second hands we're available at from
45Q to 4.55.
Evening star., 1933-08-25
MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, August 25 OP.-Can money
steady; l per cent all day.
Time loans steady; 90 days. Sal; go
days. |; months. 1a1l4; So months. 1l4a
IL per cent.
Prime commercial paper. 1ia.
Bankers acceptances unchanged.
Evening star., 1933-08-25
METAL MARKET.

quiet; e!ectrolytic spot and future 8. Tin
firm; spot and nearby, 45:s2; future. 1850
Iron quiet unchansed. Lead steady spot
Zinc easier; East ST.. Louis spot and future,
4 80. Antimony. spot. 6S7.
Evening star., 1933-10-19
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR
. .EORGETOWN'S foot ball team
defeated Virginia Medical COL

CEORGETOWN'S foot ball team
~ defeated Virginia Medical COL
lege, 21-O. Harry Costello for
the Blue and Gray made a 75-yard
run.
Episcopal High gridders downed
Central High, 20-6. Central's start
ing players were McKenney. Rich
ards, Taber, Atherton. Yates, Dom
oboe, Mcdonald. Rush, Acorn. Gates
and Oyster. Episcopal began play
with this lineup: Kinsolving. Bon
ner, Cow, Wood, Sommerville, Cron.
ley, Francis. Burnet, D. and j. Dun
lop and Boylor.
Chevy Chase golfers defeated Co.
lumbia Country Club linksmen in
the final round for the Middle At
lantic States Association title. Ed
ward B. Eynon, jr, and DR.. Lee
L. Harlan OF Columbia vanquished
Allan Lard and Walter R. Tucker
man, Chevy Chase, In the feature
match.
Garland (Jake) Stahl will, 1t is
iNPolt OOIOliIC AidLldSCl VI lilC
Brooklyn base ball club next season.
John A. Mc1lhenny took first prize.
and Ben Miller second in the weekly
handicap golf match at the Chevy
Chase Club.
Sox. 11-2. as they opened their trip
around around the world at Cincinnati.
Playing for the Giants we're Snod-
n0n1iy,
Merkle, Doolan, Thorpe, Wingo.
Representing the White Sox were
Weaver, Schaefer, Chase, Crawford,
White, Callahan, Berger, Schalk,
The Maryland Aggies walloped
Western Maryland 46-O, although
four of the Farmers regulars sat
on the bench. Shipley, Loomis.
Hoffecker. Ruff and Huntemann
gained most of the Aggies' ground.
Coffeyville tKans) plans to honor
its most popular citizen, Walter
johnson, great Washington pitcher,
at Homecoming. October 80.
Play in the public high school
foot ball championship series starts
the day after tomorrow with Busi-
ness and Tech. figured the best
teams IN the competition. clashing.
Central. defending champion, is not
expected to repeat. having lost all
except one regular player by grad
uation.
Gallaudet foot ballers rolled up
lob points against none for Bal
timore City College. Classen,
Marshall. Kendall, Moore and Kelley
were best for the Kendall Greeners.
The game recalled the $40 trimming
Georgetown handed Washington
College last year and the ITO
trouncing George Washington gave
the University of Maryland in 1908.
Mount st. Mary's defeated the
Catholic University eleven, 21-6.
Stone. Dowdle and Lynch played
well for the Cardinals.
Gladys Ravenscroft of England
won the woman's national golf title,
defeating Marion Hollins, Westbrook,
Long Island.
Evening star., 1933-10-19
>SWRAnGnADW OlE UuHDE UEG
BY w. r. Me CAlLuM

Of "a. Mrs. Jones defeated Mrs. H. C
Kersten OF Richmond. but the youthful
Harper girl. who is only II and weighs
a little more than 100 pounds. stole the
show. She had AZ over the soggy
first nine against Mrs. Morrow and con-
tinued her steady play to win on the
thirteenth green The final round will
be played tomorrow.
Howard Nordlinger has won his way
to the final round in the current COM
petition for the Woodmont Country
Club title, which he holds He will
play the winner of the William G
Illch- Melvin Kraft match in the final
The Board Of Governors Of the Ana
costa Golf Club is to meet tonight
at the club house to outline schedule
Of golf activities for the coming season
wy BEVERLY Mason, winner of
" the Presidents Cup two weeks
ago. has reached the final
round in the current competition for
the Liberty Cup at the Chevy Chase
Club. Mason yesterday defeated P. P.
Powell in the semi-hnal round by 5
and 8 and will meet Reeve Lewis. jr..
in the final. Lewis defeated DR.. w. B.
Mason.
The largest crowds of the season are
turning out to play golf at the public
courses these days. Last Sunday both
East Potomac Park and Rock Greek
Park had their biggest throngs of the
year and play has been very heavy
this week. Another evidence that the
Fall is the best season Of the year for
golf.