davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-10
20 KURZE zUPY v.
S. K. SOKOLOV.

kurz odbyvany V dnoch
26, 27. a %. aprila. sa zna-
menite vydaril. Hned' v pia-
tok rano, 26. aprfla sa slete-
Ii Sokoli q Sokolky z rozlic-
nych okolitych miest .od Lo-
rain al po New Castle, do
Sokolovni ma Lansingville. o
8. rano uz zupny velitel', st.
Krajcik zahajil kurz privita-
jdcou reeou a vysvetlil w.
znam kurzu. Po jeho reci br.
~Gejgus, podspravca sboru
1903. privital pritomnych v
Mason meste a yysvetlil pro-
gram celeho kurzu. Potom
:predstayil spravcu zupy Y.
br.. Miklovica, ktory pouka.
zal ma disciplinu a zdravo-
veda v ,teloeviku. Tiez preho-
voril par SLOW br. A. M. Pal
kovie a tax nasledovalo cvi'
Genie dospelych Sokolov q
Sokoliek. @ IL. l1od. bol
spolocny obed.@ Pri obede
prehovoril br. Maruskin. Wy.
svetlil ciei's cvicenia. -
" sobotu, 27. pokraeova'
10 sa d'alej v cviceni a v ne.
del'u, %. ;po malej omsi Dol
nastup k cvfceniu jak dospe.
lych taxi al podrostu.> OIL
hodine Dol spolocny obed. O.
bed zahajiI br: Gejgus, spra'
vca kurzoveho vyboru S mod
litbou a .prehovoril par spo'
uenych SLOW a vymenovaE br
Maruskiha, = spravcu:: Sboru
lO8.. "a toast1najstra. Br. Ma
ruskin pfehoveril .dlhsiu po'
ucnus rec d TAX nasledoval
d'alsi recnici a sice- br., Mix.
Fovic, spravcar zupy VI, By
Krajcik,velitep zupy,s sestra
Litvin, zupna podvelitePka
Joe Poracky, zupny .podveli'
tel. Arpad 10th, Glen tech
nickeho vyboru,. A. M. Pal
kovic, sestra Bizup, sestrs
Kraus, br.. V. Krajeik, cler
technickeho vyboru, br. Ko
Ear, direktor sportu zupy V.
S. Stanislav, Jan Hnat a via
cere inc Sokolky a Sokoli
takze obed boil pri dobrej ma
lade a veselosti skonceny
Kucharky, Sokolky 4 Venc:
80. sa vyznamenaly "a cell
tri dni dobre, lebo jedla do
bre chutnaly.' ia i'm: d'ak1en
v meme Sboru 108. a celeb
kurzoveho vyboru "a obeta
wi pracu.
+ V nedel'u vecer br. veil
tel Krajcik zakFucil kurz ,
Sokoli sa rozisli do svojicf
'domovov. Ufam, ze kazd!
velitel' sboru a velitel'k!
vencov vyuzijd donna v svo
jich sboroch, co sa ma kur
ze naucili q ze ma 25-rocnon
jubaeume zupy ", ma slett
v Clevelande, Dude aasi 1000
cviciaceho clenstva, a my We
1;terani, sa tiez, dame do%cvi
Genia, aby sme. opakovat': mo
hli, CO. srae Ia. minulych 2c
rokos " telocviku prekonali
So sokolskym zdar Bob!
.r - l. L. Marllskin
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-10
@ slovensku pit'rocenku.
Slovenske nbchodn6 a .,rie.

:: ~ OSvSS~N f~S hO~~AN"s
Slovenske obchodne q prize
myselne komory: v Kosiciach,
Bratislave a Ban. Bystrici
ziadaju, ;aby: boly stanovens
smernice pre- invcsticny pro-
gram cd roku 1885 az do r.
1910. = Matt byt,' ,ziskane
:presnes informacie. o. investit-
nych potrehach~ celeho Slo.
.venska, ma zaklade sktorych
:bude potom sostaveny plan
na pat rokov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-10
sB0RcEK 172. MI. oDDELENIA
B. X. SoKoLIEK v HASHLToN.

Pod spr&vou Venca 107. s. X. 8.
KatArfna Baitos. starostkyna. 90
Montfonasry Ave-. Youngstown O..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-10
Kaler,dar Cinnosti
Slovenskej

Prfhlasy x1bAv do tohto Ka.
Isndira prijima rsd4keh.
II. rAxjaMajovy tanec Yo.
Slov. Spevokolu ''slavia"
v Sokolovni ma Washing
ton st.
IL. nija--"Mother's Day
Dance" zenskeho Politic-
keho Klubu ma Lansing
vile v Sokolovni ma Home
wood Ave.
IL. mxja-Vesely vecierok
spevokolu sv. Mateja ma
Lansingville v osadnom au-
ditoriume.
IL. mija--Po Poutn& prednas-
ka Okr. Sboru Slov. Lfgy
v Memorial High School,
Campbell, 0 8. vecer. =.
24--26. m6ja--Bazar osady
sv. Alzbety v Haselton.
rs. mija-Bal Spolku sv.
Amy, (. 1853. P. S. z. J.
v Sokolovni ma Homewood
Ave.
26. mija---Piknik ZenskSho
Politickeho Klubu ma Lam
singville.
80. mkja M Decoration Day
Piknik narodnych Sokolov
a Sokoliek, tlenov techni-
ckeho vyboru Sboru LAG.
v zahrade pana Antslika
ma South Meridian Rd. =.
is. juna-Piknik Sboru 26.
S. X. Sokolov, spojeny 8
3O-rocnym jubileumom s..
K. Sokolstva, ma Petrovi-
covej farme, Robinson Rd.,
v Campbell.
16. jlna-Piknik Venca 3D..
81 s. X. S. ma Shirley Rd. po-
zemkoch ma Lansingville.
is. jdna-Vylet Sboru LAG.
S. T. J. Sokol v zahrade
pana Antalika ma South
Meridian Road.
80. juna-Piknik baseball Ca
ty Campbellskych Slova-
kov ma Petrovicovej farme
" Campbell.
4. jIla.-Piknik osady sv.
Mateja ma Shirley Rd. po-
' zemkocii 11a Lansfngviiie.
IA. jula--Piknik Spolku p.
M. LevoGskej G. 373. ma
Shirley Road pozemkoch,
Lansingville. -
Fl. jula-Vylet Sboru lag.
S. r. j. ~Sokol v zahrade
pana Antalika ma South
Meridian Road.
"a. jdla-Xv. slovensky Den
v Idora parku. i
2S. jdla-Piknik Spolku sv.
Amy, G. 1853. P. S. Z. j.
ma Shirley Road pozem-
koch ma Lansingville.
4. augusta-Vylet Youngs-
townskeho v Nemoci Pod
porujIceho Spolku Tatra,
v zahrade "a domom pana
J. Mudrona ma S. Hazel
wood Ave. :. p
IL. aususta-Piknik Zenske-
no Politickeho Klubu ma
Lansingville.
Is. augusta-Vylet Sb. 146.
S. r. j. Sokol v zahrade
pana Antalfka ma South
Meridian Road.
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.Ksd' n nis6o xfmamn<ho
d w prihodf, I nAp6ts . tom
sprkvu do ttdhto asvfa.
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O. dttassl'ov, ktsr5n ~
pE1ai pgSdplAAsk Yss11aA ~
+ - saoes.
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Oct. 4 lrad Gil. Odb
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-13

er's brother, w. f. IIammonds,
Sunday.
Mrs. CASTOR Taylor Of Beaver
Dam, has returned home after
spending several days at the
home of her son, Deaver Taylor.
Mrs. r. NJ. Allen visited rela-
tives at Beaver Dam this past
week-en
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Spttlemyre,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Suttlemyre,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Suttlemyre
and son Billy Coy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Lewis, and son, James
and Coy Alfred, and Leroy SUIT
tlemyre of Columbus, Ga, visited
p. B. and w. f. Heaton Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Travis Barnwell
are the parents of baby boy,
born March 3. He has been given
the name, Garrett Lee.
The WINS. will meet at the
home of Mrs. Carl Hannah Tues
day evening at 1880, March 10.
All members are urged to be
present at this meeting. Mrs. w.
E.E. Heaton will have the de-
votional.
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uAD it not been for his per-
IL sistence, Columbus would
never have entered on his voyage
that led TO the discovery Of Ameri-
ca. For five. years he appeared at
intervals before a court OF SPANS
picked wise men-clergymen. sci
entists. mariners - pleading his
case. yet the court advised Queen
Isabella that Columbus plans
were impractical. Later. as he left
for France. Isabella recalled him
and gave him funds for his yoy-
age.
This fye-year inquiry, held
often at Salamanca. is pictured on
the one peso of 1899 and the one
half cenlayo OF 1900. issued by
the Dominican Republic in its
drive for funds TO build mauso'
leum for Columbus remains.
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glanced up YThat brings me to
the reason ISwanted to see you.
he said, Miss Groves, the form
err personnel director, left sew
eral days ago. There's no one
in her place. I've been wonder
ing if you like it." ..,.
you mean"
'I'm asking you" = Brian
frowned slightly-"if you'd like
to take over. the work OF the per-
sonnet director. | suppose you
know something of what it means
interviews with the women en-
ployes, keeping closely in touch
with them, working out problems
that need adjustment. It's work
that calls for tact and under
standing. l think you might step
into the place and handle it in a
way that would be much more
helpful, from the arrangements
point of view, than an outsider
could: Weli-what do you think
II don't know if l could do ii"
Gale. said slowly, "but-oh, I'd
like to tryp
'"Then it's settled. Drop in this
afternoon and have a talk with
Mr.. Cunningham. He'll tell you
more about the work in detail.
Mr.. Cunningham was in the mill
with my father. Pm sure you'll
like working with him. About
salary"
The figure he named took
Gales breath. 1t was more money
than she had had at any time
since she had been working.
More money than size had dream
ed of!
She said, 81 can't tell you how
grateful | amw
Brian smiled for the first time
during the interview. "Then
don't try" he said.
"But ] must! | want to tell
you, too, that I'm sorry for the
things | said that night you came
and offered to help Phil. I didn't
mean them. Pm terribly sorry"
Brian cut in, "Forget about it.
1t doesn't matter"
"But it doesw
He was eyeing her closely
"You mean-?"
Gale said, beneath lowered
lashes, az m can l know you were
! trying to help u.s." She hesitated
then went on, you've done sc
much for everyone else. | hope
what's happened isn't going tt
spoil your happiness"
"What i'm the world are you
talking about?"
Gale colored. 81 was trying t.
say hope Miss Thatcher's goina
away isn't going to change
things. l mean about your mar
lfage."y 49,
Brian stared. Marriage" hi
exclaimed, "What MARRIAGE"
! "Why yours and Miss Thatch
er's."
"You think I'm going to marry
Vicky Thatcher! Where did yor
ever get an idea like that?"
"She told me. She said the
wedding was going to be in June
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CHAPTER XVIII

Letters, kilograms and sboof
Of mlmeographed pares we~a
spread over the big desk. The
ornamental paper weight and tbe
silver ash tray had been nnsbnd
aside to make way for q foIJa,.
bulkily stuffed with mannscr;,,ts
A trade directory and two r p;i'
road time tables lay just bevond.
In the center of the desk, on ton
of everything else, was a sheet of
paper, neatly typed with coInmne
of figures. 10
The memorandum pad was
scrawled with notations The
pens in their holder were MOI i
with ink. And the telephone was
ringing.
Brian Westmore turned from
the figures he had been read;no
and took up the telephone. Eyes "
he said crisply. 81 want tina.
New York call rs soon as YOU can
get it.. ! want to talk to McNeal
himself. Yes, that's right. Keen
trying until YOU get him." ;
The telephone snapped back in.
to place. Brian picked up the
sheet of figures again, read them
He reached for a pencil, made
some notes on a pad and studied
them thoughtfully.
1t had been two weeks, exact,
ly since Brian had moved into tht
office that had been Thatcher's
There were two lines of black let,
tering on the door leading into
the office. The lower one wa,
just as it had been, but the onl
above had been changed. Thc
lettering on the door now read
Brian Westmore, general man
ager."
The two weeks had been trying
strenuous. Brian had tackled
them manfully, had fought hi:
way through. There had beer
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ones - unit
it had been demonstrated, clearly
and beyond dispute, that the pol
icies Robert Thatcher had beer
carrying on in the mill were en-
tirely his own, without the knowl
edge or consent of the owners
There had heen scenes will
Brian's mother, hysterical ant
fearful. There had been Ions
sessions with the man from Wash
ington whose arrival and subse-
auent activities had caused
Thatcher's sudden flight.
Thatcher and his daughter, SC
reports had it, were in Canada
Or. by this time they might be
somewhere else. Brian, knowing
what he did of Thatcher's affairs
was certain that, having made
the trip out of the country safe,
", there was little likelihood thai
they would return. At least MOI
for a long while. Robert Thatch'
err had exercised his usual shrewc
sense concerning his persona
welfare when he and Vicky hat
boarded privately chartered
plane two weeks before.
That part of the affair wa
probably for the best - though
Brian had not thought so at the
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GREEN RIVER

GREEN RIVER, March 49,
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
Corn a son who has been named
George Franklin.
Clyde Morgan was a visitor u
Asheville during the home mod
ernization show.
Miss Bertha E. Ledbetter ha,
returned TO Edneyville after .
visit here with relatives.
Mrs. Haskell Osteen leaves tn.
latter part of this week to attend
the South Carolina State Teach
ers association to be held in
GreenYille. While there she will
be the guest of Mrs. Leona
Brissie, adult supervisor. Mrs.
Osteen will also visit Magnolia
Gardens in Charleston before her
return.
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7. M. REG. U. S. PAT. OFF.

That's why-coming so soon"
Brian interrupted. "When did
all this happen?" he asked:
"When did Vicky tell you that"
"The night you and she came
to my house"
"That night" Brian uttered
a sharp exclamation. "The little
liarw he said. "Whv. she's as bad
as her father. The little liar!
And so Viclv has been RESPONSE
bic for all this''
He was on his feet now. Obs
ten, Gale" he said, earnestly,
"Tm not engaged to Vicky
Thatcher. l never have been.
There isn't anybody-anybody in
the world, do you underestimate
I'll ever be engaged to except
YOU. I told you before that |
love you and | mean it. | love
you, darling, with all my heart"
She raised eyes that were shin
ing. She said, ooh, Brian"
1t was later that Gale said, Il
can hardly believe everything, S
happened the way it has. It's all
so wonderful"
"Everything's going to be won.
derful from now on" Brian told
her. Wonderful for you and
me-" =,
"But that's not all | mean,"
Gale corrected. II mean its so
wonderful about the people who
are back at work, the things
you've done for ther, and for
the mill. | want to help, Brian,
in every way | cam"
"You will" He grinned. cts
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4&(dZL kEENNLS& PHI Nll(A]EESih
A@aa 81 GonSuoa SERVICE C. INC ]. 1T ~

time. He had ragged bitterly be-
cause he was unable to face Rob-
ert Thatcher and tell him, in
blazing, unforgettable language,
exactly what he thought of him:
Liar, Approximately were mild
words for a scoundrel like
Thatcher.
Brian yearned for vengeance
for the way he himself had been
treated at the mill, for having
been pushed aside and ignored,
for the misrepresentation and
falsehoods Thatcher had uttered
so smoothly. The man was a
thief, filling his pockets at the
expense of hundreds of hard
working employees, as well as of
Brian and his mother. Thatcher
had done even worse things.
There was the death of Steve
Meyers. No one was sure Of
Thatcher's part in. that but he
had saved himself considerable
embarrassment by getting out of
the country. The, investigation
of that outrage was going on
quietly. II was likely to bring
indictments. Brian was determln-
ed to do everything he could to
bring the guilty ones to Justice.
There was one consolation he
enioved. Rrian knew that Thatch-
er, for all his thivery and money
grubbing. had been able to take
little with him on his hurried de-
parture. The man who had wor-
i shipped gold had lost his idol.
TIE telephone on Brian's desk
rang again and he picked it up.
He listened, said, ooh, YES. Ask
her to come in, will you?"
When, a moment later, the
door opened and Gale Henderson
stood on the threshold Brian was
entirely the executive, cler-eyed,
impersonal.
Gale said, "You sent for me?"
eyes. Won't you come i'm"
! one ClOSeu Jne uOOf UeHiHu hSi
Brian, without rising, motioned
her to a chair. He went on, eyes,
| wanted to talk to you. We're
making a number of changes in
the mill, as You may know
rearranging schedules adding en-
ployes, letting some CO."
Gale nodded. 81 want to thank
vou," she said, "for taking my
brother back"
Brian waved this aside. 81 un,
derstand he's a good workman
| We need more of them. We're
taking back as many as possible
who have been let out in the last
six months. Well need them
There's going to be work for
them"
Gale knew what he said was
true. Mary Cassidy was back in
! the mill now. So were dozens OF
others. They had been returning,
those who had lost their jobs
ever since Brian had taken com,
mand. Wages has been increased
too.
Brian looked down at the page
of figures on his desk, quickly
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BALFOUR

BALFOUR, March Is. = Mr..
and Mrs. Otis Lewis and baby of
Fort Bragg, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
G. B. Heaton Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Nix of
Rutherfordton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Beauford Hill and daughter,
Mary Ann, Mrs. w. J. Hoy and
son, Clyde of Shelby, visited
Mrs. C.. 7. Hoy Sunday.
Mrs. Clarence Watkins has
been confined to her home for
the past three weeks on account
Of an attack of influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Hammonds
of Spartanburg, visited the form
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the day of the new deal, he tod
her. "a new deal for the MIL
and for you and me. On, that
reminds me"
He paused, then went. on, as
Stunning a pose of mock dignity
"Miss Henderson, ] have assum-
ed the inestimable privilege OF
offering you my hand in honor
able marriage. May ! have your
heart?"
Gale shook her head. 81 don't
see how | could give it to you"
she said. " don't see how pos
sibIv could. because-you've had
it for so long"
He answered exactly as she
had hoped he would.
THE END.
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OLDEST OFFICER IN WAR

SANDUSKY, o.-(UP).-The
oldest commissioned officer in the
u; S. army during the war-the
Rev. Harry F. MacLane, now
chaplain of the Ohio Soldiers and
Sailors home here, will celebrate
his 10Th birthday March 26.
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NEGRO is LYNCHED

SLAYDEN, Miss, March 13.-
(UP).-A mob of about so men
late yesterday lynched a negro,
All Young, near here for the ia
tai shooting of Hardy Mackie,
45, state highway worker, here
last Saturday night.
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PLAN WONDERLAND ROAD"

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah (UP)
Utah plans a Wonderland Road"
linking all the scenic spots by one
continuous highway. This, they
hope, will be a decided advantage
to tourists visiting Utah.
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Houses and Real Estate
SEVEN . ROOM HOUSE

! SEVEN ROOM HOUSE,
Hern Improvements. large
fened porch. SunrOOm, SER
is quarters, cellar, new
b, chicken house, hog pen,
b crib, twO-car garage,
* shop, II acres, seven
pds, woven wire fenced,
|en tiIlable. By owner. ]. H.
BIT, Route |.
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BIRDS ROOFS are unexceiled
for quality and beauty. We can
make you attractive prices Tor
Won in getting loan. Rigby-
Morrow Company, Fourth ave
nue. east. Phone 81.
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,,oropINc TO CALIFORNIA.
NV MI HN share expenses and prom
i !" - 10 keep alert at the vince wheel
by chewing Wrig!ey,s spear pear
mint gum while driving. wise
MOtOriSt.
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RADIO SALES AND SERVICE.
Tubes tested free. Mldcity. 1lre
Company.
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} PROPERTY If priced
q, We can sell it. Jackson
lips Co., l3l Fifth avenue
II. =
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FOR SALE-Second-hand tapes
try brick, new yellow pine
framing and doors. L. v.
Sentell, Kanuga street.
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Special Notices

CALI 247.J for good Glowing
49, aardening and farming
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FOrSale
Autos and Accessories

& yolJR CAR RUN at its
{, See GRAY & Higgins,
Eie service station. lO7 5.
L. street. Phone PSI.
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NOTICE-We have Just unioaded
a carload of Certainteed paint
which has overstOcked our
paint department. For the next
10 days we are offering sur.
plus stock at special prices. II
you contemplate painting this
spring buy now and save the
difference. Hendersonvllle Sup
ply G. Coal &C., headquarters
for everything in the building
line. LenOX Park. Phone sou :
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b and Chevrolet parts at
kO,esale prices 70 garage.
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IA Ave. E, phone 800.
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Evening star., 1935-10-09
HEINIE ORCHARD DIES
Fighter, Well Known Here, Sue
cumbs in Newport, r. I.

Fighter, Well Known Here, Sue
cumbs in Newport, r. I.
Heinie Orchard, well known to old
time fight fans here in the days OF
the Sportland Heights Arena, died OF
heart trouble Monday at Newport. r.
/, it was learned today by Maj. Har-
vey L. Miller, secretary Of the District
Boxing Commission.
Although his outstanding ring
achievement was q 43-round knockout
over Chicago Jack White at Tia Juana,
the popular featherweight scored VIC
tories here over Johnny Smith, Johnny
Conroy, Bob Yeoman and Kid Sulli-
van. Sullivan defeated orchard in a
return match.
Under the management Of Miller.
Orchard gained main event billing
on the West Coast and was considered
one Of the Nays foremost athletes.
A veteran of the Mexican and Mica
ragua campaigns, Orchard was q
member Of the crew Of the q. s. 8.
Shaw when that vessel was cut in two
by the Aquitania during the World
War. He was deep sea diver before
retiring from the Navy in 1922.
Evening star., 1935-10-09
STRAIGHT OEF TRlE TEE
by w. r. Ms CALLuM

Mrs. Meckley put on . hot round Of
70 yesterday to overcome Miss Eliza
beth Houghton Of Chevy Chase, whom
she beat by and 3. Miss Harper
played the first nine In 80 against Mrs
Agnes Bowden and won by 8 and Z. Al
the finish Of the match she had Q new
womens record for the course in sight
for rarely has the first nine been played
in better than 40 by any woman.
Miss Harper was favored to win to.
day over Mrs. Roland Mackenzie
while Mrs. Meckley was q favorite to
win over Mrs. r. T. Schleuderberg OF
Baltimore.
Mrs. David H. Clark of Army Navy,
the defending champion, clashed to-
day with long-hitting Helen Dett-