davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-17
- lxatoliclych
krest 'anov.

q D Y n&rode - pozdrav vas
Ekn Boil
Predstavujem v&m, q zaroveil
yysielam ma put mole najnov-
4 xie dielo, totM moju velk1 via
nocn6 nabozn1 hru v 6. DEF
stv&ch pod nazvom ssPrichod
Spasitel'a sveta" DOLBY ma kon-
81 Stareho zaciatku Noveho
Zakona, ktord som napisal ku
cti chvale Bozej, k oslave q
poxnaniu Syna Bozieho Vtelene-
ho k prospechu pudu krest 'an-
skeho.
Spomenuta vianocna hra ME
je nejake 'sjaslickovanie" (ae-
kol'vek 81 al to ctim vazim),
preto ze je vianoena, ale je to
hra vazna, neobycajna, ktora
svato, opravdive live cobra
zuje prichod Bozskeho Spasite-
Ia naseho ma tento svet, cMe Je-
no svate narodenie, a zivot Je-
no najsvatejsej Matky, prebla-
hoslavenej Fanny Marie po Jej
zasn1benf so sv. Jozefom, tesa-
rom, az do tych cias, kym ne
prisi sv. traja Kral'ovia d'a-
lekeho vychodu do bethlehem
skej mastali svoju poklonu
vzdat' Jej najmilsiemu Synoyi
ako Kral'ovi vecnej slavy, a
mnohe inc nadobyeajne veci,
ktore vas budd vel'mi zauji-
mat. Ako teda vidno, hra tato
xobrazuje historick1 skutoenost
vel'mi obsirne, ktor1 som pre-.
niesol eias uz davno minulych
do casu bud1ceho, tax ako by
sa to vsetko len este teraz maio
/ dat, Go sa pred 1888 rokmi pri-
hodilo.
Ponevac som 81 1plne vedomy
toho, ze vsetko co je zahrnute
do tejto vianocnej hry, je Ger.
pane 2 pramenov vecnej prav-
dy, lebo mac nikdy by mi ne
bolo povolene cirkevnou vrch-
nost'ou ju vydat' verejnosti,
nuz obetujem vam pobozni kre-
st'ania t1to naboznd divadelnu
hru $ tou nadejou, ze yam ME-
len prijemna, ale j vel'mi uzi-
toena a potesitel'na bude. Pri-
Unite teda odo nina milostive to-
/, to dielo, a uist'ujem vas, ze skr-
ze neho vel'keho 1zitku a pro-
spechu dusiam vasim nadobud-
nete a tiez j potesenia duchov-
neho a obveselenia mysle najde-
te.
Vcul', nez zacnem opisovat' tn.
to hru, podam jej obsah v krat-
kosti, aby ste vedeli, ze ktore
dejstvo co zobrazuje.
Dejstvo !. zobrazuje: Zivot
Fanny Marie po Jej zasnhbeni
SO sv. Jozefom, a lici dopodrob.
ma sposob ich zasnubenia a u.
zavretia ich snatku. - Navste-
vu Brigity, znamej to Panne
Marii z ich pobytu chrame je.
ruzalemskom. - Rozhovor sv
Amy Brighton velkom ia
jomstve Vtelenia Syna Bozieho.
Dejstvo II. zobrazuje: Pc
zdrav cd Najvyssieho, cili I've.
stovanie Panny Marie skrze
archanjela Gabriela. - Skry-
tost' Nazareth. - Rozpaky Ma.
rie. - Vtelenie Syna Bozieho.
Dejstvo II. zobrazuje: Pri
chod Fanny Marie a sv. Jozefa
do Betlehema k popisu Pudu
ktory boil v ten cas- nariadenJ
cisarom Augustom pre- cely okr
slek zeme. Opustenost' Ma.
rie a Jozefa, a ich zarmntenie
pre- nenajdenie pristresia v hos
podach. - Tiche, oddane a tr'
pezlive. vst1penie sv. osob dc
pribytku chudoby a nddze, de-
mastalky "a Betlehemom, a ict
klananie sa prozretelnosti Bo
Eel. - Miesto narodenia Jeziss
Krista. - Dostojnost'. a mot
Nariinu.
Dejstvo ~. zobrazuje: Pono
cnj6cu q drziacu straz nocnt
pastierov mad stadom svojim nj
poli betlehemskom, ich vieru, ,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-17
KAsRAN PRE- PovzBUDE
ME oBCHoDNkHo RUuHU
Il. Il. /. s.

Gas kupovat'!'. Podl'a planov,
prijatych NRA, ma byt' tato
kampan vedena bez obvyklych
prejavov nadmierneho oduSev-.
nenia q nebude sa nou apelovat'
ma citovy zivot naroda, ale skor~
Sic ma jeho chladnd shdnost' q
rozvahu.
Je Y zaujme nielen celej kra.
jiny, ale al kazdeho sporiveho
jednotlivca, aby "kupoval te-
raz". Skracovanie robotnych ho-
din a podvysovanie robotnfckej
place a platov t1radnikov ma sta
novene minimum ma "a nasle-
dok pozvol me st1panie cien vse-
tkeho tovaru. Nakupovat' teraz
je v zaujme kazdeho, co ma pc
maze ma trovy; peniaze "a roz-
licne predmety teraz vydane
m6zu sa v buddcnosti javit' ja-
ko peniaze dobre investovae..
TAX, iste al krajina jako celok
bude mat 2 toho nemaly 1zitok,
lebo sa tym prispeje k priemy-
slovej obrode. Ak nebude verei-
most Wac kupovat', vtedy ne
bude mono dlho udrzat' placu
ami ma terajsej jej vyske aki-
ste nebude mono najst' zamest-
mamie pre- vacsi pocet pudf.
Dlho trvajdca depresia snizi-
la znacne normalnu nakupnd SUI
cost naroda. L'udia odkladajd
uz po cele roxy kupovanie vset-
keno, Go ME je nevyhnutnou po-
trebou. V domacnostiach uziva
sa nabytku a pokroycov, ktore
by zasldzily, aby boly dane do
vysluzby. Mal'ovanie izieb, roz-
licne opravy a prestavby sd cd
kladane z mesiaca ma mesiac
Clenovia mnohych rodfn museli
Esa obmedzovat' v svojich pozia-
davkach; ich satne stoja aida
prazdne. Zariadenie v mnohych
tovarnach a v kancelariach je
uz znacne upotrebene a general
ny program zasobovaci uz dlhy
cas- odkladany.
Ciel 'om terajsej kampane je
povzbudit' verejnost' k usku-
tocneniu dlho odkladanej klpe
rozlicneho tovaru a predmetov
Pravda, tym sa nechce povedat',
ze clovek ma vydavat' peniaze
ma nepotrebne veci. Rozsiahle
nakupovanie ma splatky zalo'
fzenie bud1cich zarobkov nebolc
by priemyselnickej obrode na
osoh. Je vsak mnoho pripadov
v ktorych Iudia, ktorf musis
nejakn vec skorsie alebo ne
skorsie kdpit', urobia yel'm
dobre, ak tito vec kdpia hned'
dokial' ceny ME sl vyssie. Sam
budn vo vyhode a priemysll
svojim einom pomozu.
i NRA je 81 dobre vedoma ne
; bezpecenstva, ze kampan poo
heslom "kupujte teraz" moz'
byt' zneuzfvana roznymi nesve
domitymi obchodnikmi ma pod
vysovanie Glen v ich osobn.
zisk. Obchodnici s1 zaviazan
slovom udrziavat' ceny tovarl
ma takej drovni, ktora by bol'
"fair'' pre- kazdeho. Kazde dsi
lie obchodnikov t'azit' necest
ne z kampane neopravnenyn
: podvysovanim cien tovaru bud
verejne rozhlasene. Verejn'
mienka bude v takychto pripa
doch najlepsfm sudcom.
!. Niekol'ko prfpadov spomenu
teho druhu bolo uz zaznamena
ne a uverejnene Uradom pre- ho
spodarsku 1pravu. Y jednon
prfpade podvysili yyrobci ro
botnfckych a inych odevov cen.
Q 100 az 200 percent, vyhovara
i1c sa ma k6d textilneho prie
myslu; v skutocnosti Dol vsal
vsetok ich tovar vyrobeny PRIV
: kym KIDD yosiel ' platnost'. In
tovarnici, predvfdaj1c schvalt
ME k6dov, zasobili sa velicil
nym mnozstvom tovaru, "a ktt
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-17
DAIx11 zATKNU1U Y IA
EOy9K Ho Ay4R1.

Y sloysnllEf vtshods oxnamu-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-17

prfpade podvysili yyrobci ro-
botnfckych a inych odevov ceny
Q 100 az 200 percent, vyhovara-
j1c sa ma k6d textilneho prize
myslu; v skutocnosti Dol vsak
vsetok ich tovar vyrobeny PRIV,
ktm KIDD yosiel v platnost'. Ini
tovarnici, predvidajdc schvale'
ME k6dov, zasobili sa veliciz-
nym mnozstvom tovaru, "a kto'
~ teraz ziadajd privysoke ceny
objasnujdc ich "stdpanfm Glen"
Jedon priemyselnfk podvysil ce'
nu svojho tovaru 0 LIS percent
niekol'ko hodin po schvaleni k6'
du pre- jeho odvetvie priemyslu
Kazdy znamy pripad podob
neho druhu je vysetrovany q
radon pre- hospodarsku 1pravu
ktory Cd ne1estne 50 zachovav'
sich vyrobcov ziada, aby verej
ne ospravedlnili svoje jednanie
Tymto zakrokom ddfa sa cd
radit' obchodnikoy cd podvyso
vania Glen. Ak sa toho dosiah
ne, vtedy bude verejnost' vd'ac
|nejSie kupovat' Wac tovaru, Gin
prispeje nemalou mierou k no
spodf dfrskei rekonxtrukcii cele
lkrsiiny I.
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fsP0RTs \
RIVALRY HOT in
FRACAS TONIGHT
DIAMoNDBALL GAME FEA
TURES CUBS AND FUN
ERAL HoMERS

If predictions help any, the
Lopez Funeral Home-Cub dia-
mondball game tonight at the Park
should be a WOW!
With Armando and Manolo Ace
vedo and Pie Traynor back in the
lineup, the Cub team presents
just as strong a team as the Fun
eral Homers in the field but the
latter ten possesses an advantage
in the pitching box with ''Ah ALI
Lunn, who has developed lot of
stuff lately and has been fooling
every team. He hasn't lost a game
that he has started so far this sea-
son.
If the Funeral Homers win this
game tonight they will take the
series, two straight and be hailed
as the best team In the city. How
ever, if the Cubs come back strong
and take the series the rivalry
will become mighty close and re-
quire number of other contests
to decide the outstanding team of
the city.
Both squads will have their best
teams out on the field tonight and
expect to bive each other merry
time of it.
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BALL LEAGUES
MEETING LAST
NIGHT LIVELY
TRoJANS MAKE ENTRY; PLAY
Err CLAIMED BY TWO
TEAMS; EVERYTHING SET
TIED; TWIN BILL SUNDAY

The baseball league meeting
last night was scene of interest
ing and important happenings.
The Trojans, the fourth team
to enter the league, did so last
night. 1t is composed of young
players who have seen some action
in former league contests.
One player, M. Sanchez, was
claimed by two teams, the Sluggers
and Ell Fenix. Sanchez has been
a player of the Fenix right along
and intended to join the team
again, according to his statement
last night, but Roy Hamlin, Slug
ger manager, told him awhile back
that the Fenix wouldn't enter a
team in the league. Sanchez then
signed with the Sluggers. The next
day he saw the manager of the
Fenix and was told that the club
most certainly would enter; he
then signed with the Fenix.
Roy Hamlin did not deny the as
sertion but said he would allow
the Fenix to have Sanchez if the
Pirates would give Salinero to that
club also.
An agreement was not reached
lat the meeting and President Dion
told the managers to settle the
matter before Sunday. Then the
Fenix club and the Pirates seeded
from the league.
However. today the managers
got together, and Sanchez was al
lowed to go with the Fenix. A
schedule was adopted last night
and the opening game Sunday will
see the traditional rivals, the Pr
rates and Sluggers ait each others
threats and the Fenix and Trojan
clubs competing together. Both
games should be plenty close,
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WHIP
YANKS TIEINC
LEAGUE LEAD
WASHINGTON SENATORS WIN
FROM ST. LOUIS BROWNS
ToREAcH TOP; TIGERS AND
+ MAcKMEN BREAK EVEN
lanesial 70 rhs CitIrenl

NEW YORK, July 2O.-The
Chicago White Sox downed the
New York Yankees piling up sew
Ssi runs in the seventh inning, and
finally ran their tally up to with
their opponents obtaining only
fpnR. Al muff of an easy fly by
Babe Ruth started the Sox away
o3tgthe rally. Tony Lazzeri fun
bed Swanson's grounder to allow
kha frat run to cross the plate and
He'd Kress cleared the loaded bases
with. . triple. Dixie Walker con-
tSjhuted q home run during the
e0htest for the Yanks.
The Washington Senators tri-
bnfphed over the st. Louis Browns
shA the Mats, as a result, were
pDsked again in a tie with New
Yerk for top place in the Ameri-
can LEAGUE race.
y The Tigers and Mackmen divid-
vi honors in a double bill with the
Pirates and Giants also taken one
Sptsce in double header.
The Reds nosed out the Dodgers
end the Indians downed the Boston
CLUB in thirteen-inning contest.
The summaries;
HIT As~m.a~n wm.~..m
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MUCH ACTIVITY
STILL EVIDENT
in WASHINGTON
SWIFT PACE STILL KEPT UP
REGARDLESS OF FACT THAT
CONGRESS WON'T RECON.
VENE UNTIL. JANUARY
By HERBERT PLUMMER
fEsv AssoNsataf7 Rsreaab

WASHINGTON, July 20.-The
capitals main attraction, con-
grsss, is away until next January,
but the swift pace that Washing
ton has been following since
March continues undated.
Many declare it is necessary to
go back to the summers of 1917
and 1918 to find a comparison
for the summer activity in the
various departments of govern
ment now prevailing.
Everywhere, from the White
House on down the line, the same
swiftness and energy are in evi.
dence.
Perhaps there is no better il,
lustration of this activity thar
the schedule of press conferences
in the various government de.
partments. Usually in the sum.
mer these formal meetings with
the press are more or less aban.
doned by the government officials
But not so this summer.
Stepping Along
Here's a typical week for thu
Washington newspaperman wht
attempts to keep abreast o
what's going on:
On Monday at $50 i'm tn,
morning Secretary Wallace re
ceives him over at the depart
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ment of agriculture. At 10
o'clock, if he can make it, Post
master General Farley is waiting
to give him the latest news in his
department. At IL o'clock Attor-
ney General Cummings is avail
able at the department of JUS
tice.
At IL 80 Mrs. Roosevelt has q
press conference attended only by
the newspaper women.
On Tuesday at 1880 in the
morning Secretary Ickes meets
the press at the interior depart
ment and half an hour later Sec
rotary Perkins has her press con-
ference. At 1870 Relief Adj
ministrator Hopkins meets the
newspapermen. There's no fur.
Their contact that day until 4
o'clock in the afternoon, when al
of them GO to see General Hugh
johnson and learn how the ma.
tional recovery program is func,
tioning.
Wednesday at 1880 President
Roosevelt gives the first of his
bi-weekly conferences.
Secretary Roper of the depart
ment of commerce and Secretary
Swanson of the navy both see the
press following the White House
conference.
Faster! Faster!
Thursday is big day. At !
o'clock Secretary Ickes holds
forth again. Attorney Genera
Cummings and Secretary Wallace
hold press conferences at the
same hour, 8 80. as do Farley an6
Hopkins at 4 o'clock.
Secretary Dern of the war de
partment may be seen at 11:3(
in the morning.
On Friday General johnson
meets the press at 10 o'clock anC
the President again in the af
ternoon. And in addition there i
a daily press conference at tn
/, state department at 1880 ant
1880 on alternate days.
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STRANGE FISH FOUND THAT
DOESN'T CHOOSE TO SWIM

Specimens of a strange fish
without any air bladder-almost
the equivalent of a bird without
wings-have just been secured by
E. D. Reid, Smithsonian Institu-
ton biologist, at the headwaters
of the James river, in Virginia,
believed to be the only place on
earth where it is found.
The air bladder is what enables
the fish to float without effort.
Otherwise its body has nearly the
same specific gravity as that of
a man and it either must sink OF
swim. But when the air bladder
is filled the animal has about the
same weight as an equivalent
amount of water.
But this particular member of
the sucker family lives in very
rapid streams where it either must
STAY on the bottom or be washed
away, so in order to live it has to
rid itself of the very organ that is
such an essential part of nearly all
other fishes.
The case of this fish, it is point
ed out by Smithsonian biologists
is a remarkable example of the
way evolution fits life forms fol
almost every sort of environment
Previous to Mr.. Reds collection
this sucker has been taken only
three times since its discovery in
| 1896.
In the mountain streams OF
southwest Virginia Nature has
provided a rich hunting grouno
for the collector of strange fishes
especially minnows. Ordinarily
these little fishes, plentiful al
over the continent and of great
economic Importance as food fol
other fishes, are dull colored ant
inconspicuous. But there they
! take on all colors of the rain
bow in beautiful combinations, 81
that they are like great flocks OF
gorgeous butterflies disportlng il
/ the chill waters of the mountain
rivers. Some of them rival the
most highly colored of tropica
fishes.
Different fish faunas have de
veloped at the headwaters of diff
ferent rivers, such as the James
the Tennessee, and the Roanoke
which often are only a few mile.
apart but whose life forms appar.
emily have been entirely separat,
ed for many generations. Smith
sonian ichthyologists plan to make
more intensive study of the re
gion because of the peculiar prob
lens it offers.
Thus far no adequate explana
ton has been advanced as to why
some of the fishes of these swift
streams should be so richly color.
ed, since it would appear to make
them easier prey for the larger
fish that live upon them. Yet
they have gone on for countless
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COLU N N
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80 10W@ "
Advertisements under this head
will be inserted in The Citizen al
the rate of lie word for each in
sertion, but the minimum for the
first insertion in every instance is
26c.
Payment for classified adyer-
kisements is invariably in advance,
but regular advertisers with ledger
accounts may have their advertise
ments charged.
Advertisers should give their
street address as well as their tele-
phone number il they desire re-
suits.
With each classified advertise
ment The Citizen will give free an
Autostrop Razor Outfit. Ask for
It.
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TWO DESTROYERS
TO COME HERE

Two United States navy destroy
ers now operating in this vicinity
with crews of naval reserves may
call in at the naval station, ac-
eording to advices received by the
commanding officer here.
The calls, if made, will be for
taking on fuel oil, great deal of
which is stored in the tanks at the
station.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-20
SCOUT COUNCIL
MEETS TONIGHT

There will be an Officers Coun-
ell meeting of Troop 5, Boy
Scouts, held tonight. beginning at
Is o'clock, at the home of Scout
master ]. A. Boza, 90 Georgia
street, according to announcement
made by George Saunders, assis-
tant scoutmaster.
A request is made for all Off
GERS making up the organization
to be in attendance.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-20
TWO PERMITS FOR
BUILDING ISSUED

Two permits for repairs and
construction work were issued dur
ing the past week from the office
of Building Inspector Harry Bak-
er. as follows:
New addition to building at 827
Duval street. Owner, Frank
Quito; cost 5000.
Repairs to shed at 500 Fleming
street. Owner. Wing Lee; cost
$35,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-20

Harvard university has an APP
paratus that can press water in
five different solid forms, and has
squeezed air into substance as
dense as water.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-20
CALLED JUDGE NAMES

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gull
ty of disorderly conduct by a local
court, Mrs. Caroline Dey called the
Judge "a disreputable william" and
he doubled her sentence.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-20
POOR EXCUSE

CHICAGO.-George. Malone, of
this city. testified that he was only
s" temporarily drunk" when a po-
licenan nabbed him for intoxica-
,tion.
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susequehanna Uniyersity.

Susequehanna University. So
linsgrove, Pa, recently elected
the first woman member OF its
board of directors since the school
was founded rs years ago. She Is
Miss Mildren Winston of New
York.
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FOR RENT

FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT,
containing IL rooms. on lot
b0xl9S feet. in select section of
city, 1907 Whitehead street, OPP
posite beautiful Coral Park, and
facing the sea, Garage in rear.
Rent $50 monthly. Apply to L.
street or The Citizen Office.
p. Artman, 1909 Whitehead
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-20

generations developing in thi;
way and it can hardly have beer
the result of pure chance. (.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-20

Howard Thurston, noted magi-
clan. born at Columbus, Ohio. Sd
years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-20

Ernest Hutchinson of New York,
famed pianist, born in Australia,
62 years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York at Pittsburgh
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
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AmerIean League

4 Batteries: Fischer, Herring and
HAgwoFth, Desautels; Mshaffey,
kstnshaw and Cochrane.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-20

Prof. Herbert E. Bolton of the
University of California, a noted
American historian, born at Will
ton, Wis, So years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-07-20

Bishop Charles L. Mead of the
NJ. E. Church, stationed at Kan
sas City, Mo-. born at Vienna, N.
j., IS years ago.
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II II
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Grated in tho bers of the cotton cords In tire.
Firestone II the only tire built sUt eCevy cotton
saturated and coated sUifh pure rllbberto prevert
destructive heat. This il one OF the reasons why
Firestone Tires have been she winning In the
500 mile Indianapolis Race for IL consecutive yeass
the worlds most severe blowout test.
Rubber has gone up 242eo, cotton IIScec -suh-
stantia tire price increases follow. We viii give
you an attractive allowance for your old tires on
new Firestone High Speed Tires. w@
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National League
First Game

Batteries: Fitzsimmons and
Maneuso; French and Grace.
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Second GanA

y Batteries: Marberry, Rowe and
HFyworth; Cain, Coombs, Freitas.
Peterson and Cochrane, Madjeski.
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Errett L. Cord, automobile and
airplane manufacturer, born at
Warrensburg, Mo-, 80 years ago.
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DR.. Richard II. Creel of the U.
S. Public Health Service. stationed
at Baltimore, born at Blackburn,
Mo-, SIS years ago.
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Today's Birthdays

Prof. Westel w. Willoughby of
Johns Hopkins University, in
ternationally known political
scientist, born at Alexandria, Va,
sc years ago.
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William F. Willoughby. twin
brother, Director of the Institute
for Government Research. Wash
ington. d. c., born at Alexandria
Va, sc years ago.
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Batteries; Beck. Ryan and
Lopez: johnson, Kolp. Smith, Der
ringer and lombard.
No others scheduled.
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Batteries: Clark, Hubbell and
Mancuso; Smith, Harris, Hoyt.
Chagnon, Swetonic and Picinich.
Grace.
Evening star., 1933-03-03

amendment to the Constitution chang
ing the date to January 20 hereafter
It is Washington's experience that the
chances for good weather favorable to
q great outdoor ceremonial are better
in the latter part Of January than in
the early part Of March. For the pres
ent, however. thoughts are upon tomor-
row, not upon the next inauguration,
January 20, 1887.
Today's forecast Is favorable, follow
ing gloomy outlook. The wind vanes
are pointing westward. which Is Q good
sign. The weather map favors . clear
and clement day. The minds Of WASH
ingtonians turn back twenty-four years.
however, to the time when on the eve
Of the Inauguration Of President Taft
the omens were so favorable that the
then head of the Weather Bureau con.
f1dently predicted that March 4 would be
fair and agreeable. It turned out to be
one Of the worst Inauguration days ever
known, with heavy snow and cold and
furious winds. There Is nothing now In
sight to cause fears Of any such vista
ton here tomorrow. March Is flckle,
however, and it is idle to guess its
vagaries. AL that can - done Is to
hope that the day Of Fr1nkln D. Roose-
velt's Inauguration as President Of the
United States will be fair and mild, 20
that the great throng assembled at the
Capital to witness it and honor him and
welcome him to his new office Of au-
thority and responsibility will be cheered
and comforted by the omen.