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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-16
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ECYLET GYULESE
Macy szamban jelentek meg
a tagok a fontos gyiilesen. :
Az egyesiiles 1gyet ujbol
megma ryaraztak

Mar regen mem volt Scent
Istvan Egylet gyulesen annyi
tag. mint multi vasarnap. amikor
is Verhovay Segely Egylettel
valo egyesiiles iigye keriilt resi-
leges referendum szavazas ala.
Az egyesitesi bizottsag tagjai
csaknem teljes szamban megje-
lentek a gyiilesen IS azoknak,
xix meg kikiildott terjedelmes
es minden reszletre kiterjedo
korlevelen Mvul felvilagositast
+kertek, aztasssadtaass44
A gyulesen mintegy 100 tag
szemelvesen adta lie a szavazatat,
mig megelozoleg postan mar
vagy 60-an szavaztak.
A felszolalasok soran az egye-
sites iigyeben egyhangulag elfo-
gadtak a tisztikar jelenteset a
Pittsburghban, a Verhovay koz-
pontban tortent megallapodasok-
r0l.
A nyilt gyiilesen elhangzott
kerdesckre a bizottsag bejelentet-
te, hogy a Scent Istvan Egylet
tovabbra is a katholikus jellegi
egylet marad es megtartja nevet,
csak ahhoz .veszi fel Verhovay
osztaly jelzest. Ez bent foglalta-
tik a megallapodasban.
Ugyancsak megmagyaraztak,
hogy a Scent Istvan egyleti ta-
gok egyesiiles eseten rajuk
megallapitott beallasi ev szerint
eppen olyanok lesznek. mint
regi Verhovay tagok es eppen
ugy jogosak lesznek Verhovay-
nal szokasos osztalekra, mint a
regi Verhovay tagok. Egyesules
eseten meg beteg SIT. Istvan
tagok is a Verhovaytol kapjak
betegsegelyt september l-tol
kezdve. AIT is bejelentettek,
hogy akinek tevedes van az elet-
koraban, ait Verhovay kiiga-
zitja Is a kijavitott eletkornak
megfelel6en lesz, a tagsagi dij
megallapitva.
AIT is bejelentettek, hogy BIZ
zottsag meggy6z6dott arrol,
hogy az egyesiilesb6l kifolyolag
senki sem kap tagszerzesi dijat,
sem pedig valamifele commits
slot, ellenben a Scent Istvan
Egy1et penztara kap $25O-et az
egyesiilesse1 jaro koltsegekre es
azoknak a tisztvisel6knek dija-
zasara, akik az egyesiles alkal-
naval meglehet6sen nagy mum
kat elvegzik. Ezeket a koltsege-
ket a Scent Istvan Egylet tag
saga utalja es az intezkedik fe-
cite.
Jelentettek tovabba, hogy a
Scent Istvan Verhovay fiok
egyesiiles eseten kap evente ta-
gonkent 40 centet a kozponti
penztarbol az iigykezeles potla-
sara.
A Scent Istvan napi bucsu al
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-16

kalmabol az egylet slot alan
dekot szavazott meg a Scent Ist-
van egyhaznak.
Vegiil a gyules utasitotta a
tisztikart es az egyesitesi bizott-
sagot, hogy augustus 25-en tart
son gyulest Is. azon allapitsa
meg, hogy az egyesiiles mellett
hanyan Is az egyesiiles ellen ha-
nyan szavaztak IS hogy az alap-
szabalyok ertelmebcn megsza-
vaztak-e az egyesiilest, vagy
mem. Abban az esetben, ha meg
szavaztak, ugy a bizottsag azon-
nal ertesitse a Verhovay kozpon-
tot, hogy szeptemberi gyilesre
az egyesitesi munka teljesen el6-
keszithet6 legyen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-16
SENT ISTVAN BUcSU

A szokasos evi Scent Istvan
bucsut most vasarnap tartja 4
Scent Istvan egyhaz Macy i'm
nepi misevel es utanna koz-
ebeddel es nulatsasgal az egy-
haz kertjeben. A Scent Istvan
egylet vezetosege felhivia a ta-
togat, hogy szokas szerint rni-
sen keresz ztielvennyel jelenjenek
meg es foglaljak el a szamukra
fenntartott padokat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-16


gyarul. inert ha megtanuljak
sziileik anyanyelvet, az csak
hasznukra 1ehet. A magyarul tu-
do amerikai gyermekek aztan-
annal inkabb tagjai lesznek
nagy magyar testiileteknek es ha
felnonek, atvesz;k azok vezete-
set.
Ez volt a veleje annak a ro-
vid beszednek, amely megelozte
a Magyar Nap szinhazi prog
ramian a Verhovay dijak kiosz-
tasat magyar iskolak legjobb
tanuloinak es tanitoinak.
Nemenyi Miklos mondta be-
szedet, amelyben buzditotta a
1000 fonyi kozonseget. hogy ja-
rassa gyermekeket magyar is
kolaba es ARA. hogy a szilok ko-
telessege az, hogy a gyermekek-
kel meg smertesek a Macy ma
gyar egyleteket es kilonosen a
Verhovayt, amely a legnagyobb
a magyar egyletek kozott, hogy
allitsak be gyermekeket oyer
mex osztalyokba es fiatalokat
az amerikai osztalyokba.
Az els6 dij minden iskola leg
jobb tanulojanak $3.50 volt Ma
sodik legjobb konyvet kapott es
ugyancsak konyvet kapott az is
kola tanitoja is.
alauetkezok kaptak jtatalnlat !:
Scent Istvan Egyhaz: Elso di-
jat Marianovics Maria Campbell
.b6l, aki sep szavakkal koszonte
meg Verhovay Segely Egy-
letnek dijat es Fl. Andras Je-
romosnak a tanitast, amely le-
hetove tette, hogy a dijat meg
nyerje. A masodik dijat Letoha
Janos szinten Campbellbol kap-
ia es Jeromos atya a konvvet. O
is nehany szot intezett a ko zon-
seghez.
10th Erzsebet kapta az elso
dijat a Euggetlen Reformatus
Egyhaz iskolajaban, 8 is es a
masodik dij nyertese Turoczy Jo-
zsef sep verset mondtak. A
konyvjutalmat Fl. Borsi-Kerekes
Gyorgy, kapta.
Mezey Aranka, Mezey Lajosek
l6ll Hartzell Ave, leanya nyer-
te ell az els6 dijat Reformatus
(oreg) egyhaz iskolajaban Edes-
apja ezen az uton is koszoni
Verhovay Egyletnek a dijat es
Mt. Laky Zsigmondnak a oyer
mekekkel valo faradozasert. A
masodik dijat Papay Iduska
kapta es a konyvet Laky tisz-
teletes.
A Scent Gyorgy egyfaz sok
magyar gyermek .tanuloja koziil
Legeny Margit kapta az els6
dijat es Kosztyu Margit a maso-
dikat. A tanitot Hriczo Jolant
kiilon is megdicserte Nemenyi,
inert amerikai taniton6, aki ugy
megtanult magyarul, hogy a ma
gyart is tanithatja. 8 is egy er-
tekes konyvet kapott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-16
SZEMELYI HIR

Szilagyi Imre, kozkedvelt ma
gyar biztosito iigynok, a City
Hospitalban fekszik. Irodajaban
magyar he1yettese all biztositott
Is biztositani ohajtok rendelke-
zesere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-16
KOSZONETNYILVANITAS

A leghalasabban megkoszonom
minden magyar Barataimnak,
hogy folyo ho l4-en a legmesz-
szebb memo tamogatasban resze-
sitettek jelolesem alkalmaval.
Kivalo tisztelettel.
Frank Eber.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-16
Esemenyek

A nagysikerii Magyar Naphoz
volna meg egy nehany megjegy-
zesiink.
Mar multi heti beszamoloban
megirtuk, hogy minden j6 volt,
csak a vacsora mem.
Ebben azonban Nagybizott-,
sag nem hibas, inert az idei SEER
codes srtelmeben Park szolgal-
tatta vacsorat Is pedig meg
allapodas az volt, hogy a rendes
teljes parki vacsorat, amelynek
rs cent az ara, ada Is hogy le-
het6ve tegye ticketek el6zetes
arusitasat, adjon IS centes ked-
vezmenyes art.
A Park vezet6sege megnyug-
tatta a Nagybizottsag kepvise-
16it, hogy gondoskodni fog arrol,
hogy magyar asszony f6zzon. A
Nagybizottsagnak mem volt Okla
ketelkedni, inert Park a multi
ban mindig betartotta, anit igert.
De most csalatkoztunk Is da-
cara, hogy a Nagybizottsag mem
Eibas, a szegyen megis minket
magyarokat ert, inert kozel 200
amerikai vendeg, aki leiilt a va
csorahoz, is magyaros csirke-
paprikast vart.
A Nagybizottsag a vacsora-
jegyek arab6l csak IS percentet
kapott, vagyis k0rulbelil Is dol
lart.
Ajanlatos volna, hogy a ma
gyar konyha, a hires magyar
asszonyok f6ztjen ert csorbat va
lahogyan kikoszoriiljuk.
Talan jo volna valamelyik leg
kozelebb tartand6 magyar BAN
kettre meghivni azokat az anne
rikaiakat, akik kint voltak a Ma
gyar Napi vacsoran Is tisztelet-
jegyet kiildeni nekik. Azokert
aztan. akik eljonnek, a Nagybi-
zottsag megteritheti a vacsora-
jegy arat vacsorat rendezo tes-
tiiletnek.
A Nagybizottsag mem enged-
heti meg, hogy a magyarsag SEE
gyenben maradjon. A Magyar
Nap tiszta jovedelrne megkozeliti
maid az 500 dollart. Ilyen sep
jovedelem mar regen mem volt.
Ha rakolti ait a rs dollar hasz-
not a Nagybizottsag, hogy a ma
gyar etel hiret visszaallitsa, ak
kor jol cselekszik.
*
Macy volt felzudulas egyes
magyar demokrataknal, inert la
punk multi szamaban. pontosan
megmagyaraztuk valasztasi
torvenyt, kogy XII a republicans
es XII a dernokrata.
Mindjart szaladt egy par j6
magyar demokrata panaszkodni
a demokrata part irodaba. Vala-
mi forditast is hevenyeszett va
1aki, aki egyaltalaban mem ert
hozza. Mikor kiderilt valosagt
bizony a demokrata vezet6 en-
berek j6l kinevettek maguk kozt
a panaszkod6 bus magyar de-
rnokratakat.
Minket az ilyen kis bosszan-
tas egyaltalaban mem bant Is
csak azert .emlitjiik meg EFT az
esetet, inert vannak egyesek a
magyar demokratak koz0tt, akik
tulbuzg6sagukban mindenaron
AIT akarjak feltiintetni, hogy a
~ e
magyarok mind demokratak Is
azon iparkodnak, hogy mind
azok legyenek. Nekiink senmi
kifogasunk az ellen, hogy part
juk elveit terjeszteni iparkodnak
(ugyan akarhany nem is tudja,
hogy mi a demokrata civ Is mi
a republicans elv) de csak ugy
egyszeriien mem lehet az egesz
magyarsagra rahuzni a denokra-
IA lenedHf
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-02-22
A LIST OF
Real Property
For the County of Pine, State OF
Minnesota, on Which Taxes Re-
manned Delinquent on the First
Monday in January, A. D. 1884.

State of Minnesota County of Pine District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District.
The STATE OF MINNESOTA to all persons. COM
panies, corporations who have claim estate
right title or interest claim lien upon. any
parcels lands described In the list
hereto attached:
The list and penalties real property
for the County remaining delinquent the
in January A. ID. 1884 has been filed
the Clerk the District Court of said
County which that hereto attached is There
and each of hereby required to file
said Clerk before the twentieth
the publication of this notice and list your
writing. setting forth objection or
you have to the taxes part thereof
any parcel of land described in said list in TO- or
title INTEREST," claim. or lien ard In default thereof
judgment will be entered against such parcel of land
for the taxes said list appearing against it, and
for all penalties. interest, and costs.
You further notified that at the expiration OF
five years from the date of the tax judgment sale
pursuant Judgment each parcel of land sold
a sale. not redeemed. will become and be
the absolute property of the purchaser or of the
of his assigns. without further right
redemption. and without notice of expiration
of the time redeem the Same-"eXcept as provided
Chapter 366. Laws 1888"
WILLIAM MISTA
SeaD Clerk of the District Court
County of Pine.
To-
tai
Which Tax
Name of Subdivision Delin and
owner Section ton quent Pity
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-02-22
TOWN OF PINE CITY
Township Thirty-eight (3S)
Range Twenty-One CID

N. A. Volta. sh of nwA -.
M. A. Volta. seA of neA -.
Norman Ward Wa of s1t o
e% of sh of swA go.
M. A. Volta. Lot Z. Aud. Sub.
J. b. Sower, sell of swA -.
Henry Steiner ct al. swA of
Henry Stelzner. WIZ of sen n
Edw. NJ. Trenkley. Ell of mel
Fred e Amelia Heyn- nWA o.
Edw. M. Trenkley. swA of ne
E,dw. NJ. Trenkley. sh of NV
JOS. Raus, n ] rod of nek of
George Dorr. M of neA -.
John Carlson. sell of sen
Geo. H. Rohlf. nwA of nwk
John f. Wurm ct al. n of s
Lewis F. Appleby. sh of Lot
4. less II acre to Dist. No.
John Haavist to. WIZ OF nwA
Bessie b. Percy. wa of sen 6
acres of sell of sen 49,.
Benjamin Bjork. nwk of
M of swA of nwk 49,.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-02-22
TOWN OF PINE CITY
Township Thirty-nine (39l
Range TWenty.One (2D

F. M. Wells. neA of seA ............
Arlie B. Wells, seA of seA ..........
Stuart b. Wells. Lot 3 and WIZ of seA
and Ell of swH Observation-Disclosures.
nwH
Gust & August Grandt. n1R of nwH..
w. w. Peterson. WIZ of seH. less u
Mary X. Peterson ct al. neK Of swH..
Mary X. Peterson ct al. Lots 1 and 3,
Aud. Sub, ............
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-24

The baker took loaf OF bread
from his big oven. Then he said.
NOW, sit down, all you Tlnymites,
and watch me mig some dough.
'.The dough will wind up as a
cake, cause that Is what said
I'd make. You'll shortly see that !
mix the ingredients just So
"Cec. can I help youy" Cody
cried. TO make a cake I've often
tried. but have never had much
luck. Perhaps I'll learn from
you"
The baker answered. say, that's
Grand. l like wee tots who'll lend
4 hand. Just come up TO my table
ana do an I tell you to-"
Then Dotty jumped right up to
Nhout. "oh. my. you cannot leave
me out. IN also help little bit.
and do the best 1 can"
The baker told them that aud
HhIe. "Oh. I hope fothing goes
&miss," said Cody. Don't you
werry, it's all right" replied the
ariss funy dough. when mixed
fnst right. was promptly pushed
xls1e' out cf sight, into the mon
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-24

strous oven. "'Twon't be long
now" Scouty cried.
The baker waited for a while
and then he shouted, with smile,
"Ab. ha. The cake In brown.
right now. I'll bring II right out
side"
He quickly pulled Il into view.
Wee Quincy cried. Murray for
you. Your cake. sir. looks JUS
wonderful. Please frost II, II you
can"
The baker said. "Why. that's no
trick. I'll put the frosting on real
thick" lie smeared IL all around
the top. Then down the sides II
ran.
Soon Copy jumped and shout.
ed. "Ceei You've marked your fine
cake with "a r. ! know that stands
for Tinymites. You are n thought
full man"
The pretty cake was cut and
then the kindly baker smiled again
and said: IAN right. now, help
youfselve.. and cat 81 that You
can"
fCopyrlght Is3s. NEA Service Incl
('Ihc Tinlcs lind o. iiumpfy
Dumpay ln tfhe meat sfofy.D
Evening star., 1934-11-16

ing Lon, his eyes narrowed as Silver
narrowed hers, his lips In q thin, cruel
line.
He held out slip of paper, retain
ing his hold on it, allowing Lon only
one edge.
Ions brow furrowed. "Why :.
why I don't know, Mr.. McSwain.
What do you mean?"
Mean" came in a voice that
brought a snarling protest from the
dog in the next room. Il mean this
check you cashed Saturday night.
Isn't this your signature on it?"
He turned the check over. Lon
looked at the signature and nodded.
"Yes. that's mine," he answered, "but
what's wrong with it?"
Not thing wrong with the sig
nature, but . don't stall, don't pre-
tend you don't know what's wrong
with this check D.. look here. have
the treasurer sign pay check made
out for $l00 to one Lionel Casad.
This morning that check. showing
visible evidence Of having been tam
pered with, comes into the bank for
$500"
Marian caught her breath in an
Evening star., 1934-11-16

audible gasp. Two hundred dollars
Lon had come in with 5000. Lon
couldn't remember how much money
Murphy had given him.
"Well, speak up, what's your ex-
cuse?"
Lon didn't answer. Every vestige
of color had left his face.
How about you, young woman,
have you driven your husband to
raising checks?"
"No, Mr.. McSwain," she answered
calmly, I" nor do believe my husband
raised the check"
rs hat so? AS usual, you know
more than any one else in the world" :"
mo-" she answered coolly, merely
more than the district attorney"
He turned on her now so that's
1t you did it. He brought the
check home. You weren't satisfied
with the good salary I was paying
him and you kited the check?"
Just minute, Mr.. McSwain. That
is my wife you are speaking to. You
don't need to implicate her. She
had nothing to do with it. was the
Evening star., 1934-11-16
rs NATIONAL BANKS
OPENED IN OCTOBER
Controller Of Currency Announces
Institutions Represent $751;
493, 900 in Deposits.

Twenty-six national banks, with
aggregate frozen deposits Of $3l ,493,-
900. we're licensed and opened or re-
opened during October, 1t was an
nounced yesterday oy Controller Of
the Currency j. F. T. O'Connor.
OF these, 10 institutions, with de-
posits of $26,0Ss,O 900, were unlicensed
banks In the hands of conservators,
while 7, with deposits of $5.405 900,
were insolvent banks in the hands Of
receivers.
The licensing Of 26 banks last month
brought the number of opened or re-
opened banks during the first 10
Evening star., 1934-11-16

This suite consists Of sofa
and high back chair as il
lustrated, covered in fine
quality Of tapestry. Carved
fronts and panels. All sag
less construction.
And the Gift 3-Pc. Bed
Room Suite pictured dbore
at no extra cost to you!
Evening star., 1934-11-16
OPERA FOR MOVIES

HOLLYWOOD. November is P).-
"The Bohemian Girl" popular opera
by the composer, NJ w. Balfe, will
be produced as a motion picture, Hal
Roach has announced.
Felix Knight, young Georgia born
singer from Florida. who impressed in
the same producers recently pre-
viewed Babes In Toyland," is men,
toned for a leading role.
Evening star., 1934-11-16
k3:;: j;;;;;:9 &: MarianG
by JEANNE BOWMAN
by JEANNE BOWMAN

ments later there came footsteps, and
to the accompaniment of barking and
growing on the dogs part, rap at
the door.
Lon dropped the door shutter
"Why, Mr.. McSwain, he said in
pleased surprise, come in back
in town. This is surprise"
McSwain STEPPED in and Marian. in
stinctively, reached down for hold
on Hero's collar.
Take the dog out Of the room" I"
barked McSwain. He doesn't like
me, and I don't like police dogs"
Marian stood still and looked at
him. felt her temper rising like a
flood, remembered what that temper
had done in the past and obeyed,
closing Hero in the kitchen
She returned to find McSwain fac
Evening star., 1934-11-16

II you are not making use
of your credit 1t is safe to
say that you are not taking
advantage Of all of your op-
portunities. Our Liberal
Credit plan makes it possible
for you to buy anything you
need here without undergo
ing long months Of scrimp-
ing and saving.
Evening star., 1934-11-16
only one to handle the check. was

only one to handle the check. was
drunk"
Lon" Marian cried, "you were
not" and there she stopped. II
she could prove he was drugged there
was a chance to save him. Back in
her mind a sudden suspicion was rear
ing its head. She mustn't let Nc
Swain know anything.
so you admit it," he said, "you
admit you did this while you were
drinking"
The possibilities Of Ions trouble
dawn on the Casads, tomorrow.
Evening star., 1934-11-16

You couldn't find anything
more appropriate for your
bedroom than this triple
mirror suite for this low
price. Consists Of the four
pieces pictured. Cleverly de-
signed and well made. In
walnut finish.
And the Git 2-Pc. Liping
Room Suite pictured dbore
included WITHOUT cost to
youi
Evening star., 1934-11-16

Includes the three pieces
pictured-all Of them COW
cred with a splendid quality
OF Homespun tapestry.
c Carefully constructed.
Strong spring bottom.
And the Gift 3-Pc. Bed
Room Suite pictured abore
included Without cost to
you!
Evening star., 1934-11-16

Der Of unlicensed national banks in
the United States had been reduced
to IS.
Evening star., 1934-11-16
Here Are the Details .

Buy one suite at sensationaly low price, and we
will include of the gift suites pictured below
without additional cost to you. In this way you can
furnish two rooms-one of them with gift suite
both at the price of single suite-of the gift
suites not of the same value as the one you buy
Furnish four rooms-two with our gift suites-at the
price of two suites
Evening star., 1934-11-16
Nothing Short Of Sensational

The National again the sensational "Twe
for One" Sale to Washington. When it was previously
it the first sale of it's kind and created such
tremendous furore that repeat this great event.
giving remarkable values and amazing gift offerings.
Don't miss it.
Evening star., 1934-06-28
FLETCHER FOLLOWED
IN DEATH BY FATHER
Former Capital Resident for 80
Years Succumbs, at 79, in
La Feria, Tex.

George j. Fletcher, 70, father Of
Richard G. Fletcher, president Of the
Fletcher Fireproofing Co., who died
here June 20, died Tuesday at La
Feria. Tex, according to word re-
ceived here.
A native of Massachusetts, Mr..
Fletcher lived in the District for 80
years before going to Texas, where
he bought a fruit ranch in 1881.
His residence here was at Thirty
eighth and Albemarle streets.
Mr.. Fletcher was afhliated with
his son in the operation OF the fire.
proofing company bearing their name
He was a member of William r.
Singleton Masonic Lodge, No. 80;
past high priest Of Singleton Chapter.
Royal Arch MasonS; a member Of
Washington Commandery, past patron
of Friendship Chapter, o. E. S., and
member of st. COLUMBIA Church.
He supervised the building of the
church.
He is survived by his widow and
two sons, Frederick A, of Baltimore,
and Arthur Fletcher Of West Virginia
Funeral services were to be held
at La Feria today.
Evening star., 1934-06-28
Chief ACCOUNTANT
I'M. C. C. UNIT DIES
William o. Mitchell Held Rail.
road Posts Before Being
Named Auditor.

William o. Mitchell, So. chief ac-
countant and auditor Of the Bureau
of Valuation, Interstate Commerce
Commission, died Tuesday at his resi-
dence, 1922 jefferson street.
A native of Barry, Ill, he was chief
clerk of the motive department of the
Rock Island Railroad. Trenton, Mo-.
and later held the same position with
the Colorado & Southern Railroad at
Denver before he was appointed to the
Interstate Commerce Commission in
1907.
He was a member OF Stansbury
Lodge, No. "a, F. A. A. M; Bright
wood Royal Arch Chapter, No. g.;
Areme Chapter, No. 10, o. E. S.; the
Colorado State Society and the Sixth
Presbyterian Church.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Edith Jean Mitchell; two sons, Will
liam d. and James p. Mitchell; a
daughter, Marion A. Mitchell; two
sisters and a brother.
Funeral services will be held tomor-
row at 2:30 pm. at the Sixth Presby-
terian Church, Sixteenth and Ken
nedy streets.
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Mains will be brought here later for

mains will be brought here later for
burial.
Mr.. Siebert, who once owned the
famous Llangollen estate in virginia,
was well known here many years ago
as q portrait painter.
The grandson of John Oothout,
first president of the Bank of New
York, Mr.. Siebert came to Washing
ton in 1897. He bought the Llangol-
len estate and developed 1t into q
productive gentleman's home. 1t Is
now owned by John Hay Whitney.
During the World War Mr.. Siebert
painted many portraits, turning the
proceeds from his work over to the
Red Cross. ...-
He went to France in 1920 and
lived In Paris until 1925. when he
moved to Geneva. He had been In
poor health for some time.
Among some of his best known por-
traits are those of Truxton Beale,
Admiral Kcuntze, Col. Dick Richard
son and Admiral Upshur.
Evening star., 1934-06-28
CASE is REMANDED

AUSTIN, Tex, June % CP.-The
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals yes
terday reversed and remanded the
case OF Sherman Clayton, convicted
In Cass County Of murder In the
prayer healing" death Of his daugh-
ter, Bernice, 312 years old.
Clayton was sentenced to eight
years imprisonment. Reversal was
ordered because Of improper argument
of the district attorney to the jury.
The case was a companion to that
of Paul Oakley, convicted of murder
In the child's death and sentenced to
so years. Oakley's conviction also was
reversed
Evening star., 1934-06-28
STATE TRIES TO HALT
lNFANTIlE PARALYSIS

SAN FRANCISCO, June % Dr.
With 40 new cases of infantile paraly-
sis reported in the Los Angeles area
and 4 in the San Francisco Bay
region. the State Emergency Relief
Administration here yesterday au-
thorized a grant of s13,750 to combat
spread of the disease.
The number of cases in the State
since May was well over 300. In
Los Angeles County alone, center Of
the epidemic, 1.067 cases have been
reported.
In Alameda County. east OF San
Francisco Bay. appearance of only one
new case encouraged health officers
to announce the disease we'll under
control There are ll3 cases there
and II in San Francisco
Forty-four cases were discharged as
cured IN Los Angeles, leaving $50 un-
de- eatment in the general hospital