davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1935-10-15
BOkaP Team Wins
ASP Ball Series

were ]. J. Hogan, president; c. E.
Fink, secretary, and Lewis Met
calf, league manager.
IIn,.n L. klnn Ian ella r4nr-L;rn.
The Washington times., 1935-10-15

Note: BOkar won the playOff and
gained the title Of league champions.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20
ZASLUZENE ZENINE
VIANOCE.

Ma Vianoce sa kazdy te-
81, ale radost' z tychto svia-
tkov 81 snad' najviac must
zasluzit' zena. Vsetci ostat-
nj clenovia rodiny uzivaju
'vianocnych sviatkov ako sku
tocnych dnov odpocinku a
radostnej nalady, bezstarost-
nej chvile, ale pre- zenu ma
stanu skutocne vianocne svia
tky len potion, az pre- vset-
kych ostatnych clenov rodi-
ny pripravi svojou pracou a
svojou starostlivost'ou vset-
ko, co je potrebne, ably sa
vianocne sviatky vydarily, a
by boly pekne, prijemne a
mile.
Pre- zenu zacinaju sa Via
noce omnoho priv, ako. pre-
ostatnych. Ostatni este 81 te-
mer ami neuvedomuju, ze sa
uz blizia vianocne sviatky,
pre- zenu vsak uz nastava-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20

ju rome starosti: k Viano-
clam bude treba opatrit' to
to, vykonat' til a til pra-
Gu, postarat' sa o to a o to,
zaistit' yeas to a to - a
dohromady je toho tol'ko,
re skutocne cele tyzdne pred
vianocneho zeninho casu su
vyplnene samymi vianocny-
mi starost'ami a pracami. A
ked' uz vsetko opatrila, ma
mic nezabudla a vsetko sa
sa jej podarilo, ked' sa uz
priblizil krasny vianocny
svatvecer a kedy vsetci O.
statni pripravuju sa no uz
slavnostne uvitat a pozdra-
Wit ,zena este obycajne vzdy
ma dost prace, este Vzdy sa
najde nieco, GO treba vyko-
nat, ably sviatky boly sku-
tocne sviatkami a ably nala-
da bola sviatocna. A ked'
sa tato sviatocna chvila a
sviatocna nalada skutocne
potom dostavf, casio sa sta
ne, re zena zabudne ma
vsetku predchadzajucu pra-
Gu, namahu, unavu, ktord
musela prestat', nez k slav-
nostnej chvili bolo vsetko
hotove, a odda sa radostnej
nalade, ale je to radostna
nalada iste dobre zasldzena.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20
o NASfCH SLOVEN-
SKYCH SYROCH
A BRYNDZI.

Odbyt syrov a bryndze "a
cely rok 1885 Dol vel'mi sla-
by; prfcina toho sa udava,
ze Pudia su ma ''relief" a
tam dostanu vsetko, co po-
trebujd.
Druha pricina je l'aho-
stajnost' voci svojmu vyrob-
ku. Slovaci radsej kupia cd
cudzieho.
Posledne tyzdne sa OBJ
chod zlepsil, su vacsie OBJ
iednavky ma bryndzu a zvla-
ste ma ostiepky, tax ze ne
bol som vstave vsetky objed-
navky ami zpolovice vyba-
Wit. Ostiepky 81 vel'mi OBJ
l'ubuju zvlaste Amerikani
a nakolko ich v obchode
nemozu kupit', objednavaju
81 ich sami direktne. Je to
vskutku pozoruhodne, re
kancelaria vel'kej zeleziar-
ne objedna 80 ostiepkov a.
lebo banka objedna 28 O.
stiepkov! Petrolejova spoloc-
most v Dallas, Texas, bohaci
z Floridy atd'.
Napriek tomu, zeby OBJ
chodnici objednali, to je vel'-
mi zriedkave. z Clevelandu
ziaden, z Pittsburghu zia-
den, ma vsetky bazare SLOW.
ami jeden, ma Slovenske Dni
mic! Je to dost' smutne.
Anglicke noviny pisaly o
nasich syroch pekne clanky,
ako Chicago Tribune a Erie
Dispatch Herald. Dve ame-
ricke mesta ma volaly, zeby
som do ich mesta prisiel mo-
je syry dorabat', re mi po-
stavia syraren a daju po-
trebne peniaze. Ale ia nej-
dem, je uz pozde!
Mole syry al toho roku bo-
ly vystavene ma Medzina-
fodnej Pacifickej Vystave v
Portland, Oregon a boly w.
znamenane medalom.
V roku 1888 bude tomu
SO rokov, ako som zacal w.
rabat' bryndzu a syry. Ia
tie roxy skusil som mnoho,
ale nezvysil som ami jeden
dollar rocne, lebo nemam mic
Wac, ako roku 1888, ked'
som zacal. Teda MET co "a
vidiet'! Zivorim, ako Slovak
a som spokojny.
Bratia Slovaci, maine sa
radi a pod'me svoj k svoj-
mu!
Pavol H. Sturman,
Platea. Pa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20

Ia Opustila lzbu. | Lepary 50
stratil; len Emka, Vilinska Z
Imrich ostali. PAM Vilinskd
sedela ticha a utiahnuta pr.
obloku; Emka, ucupena biz.
ko kachieP, sedela ma stoli.
cke a dfvala sa zostraseno
Potom, ked' videla odist' vi.
ca a Hermfnu, vysla j ona,
ale skoro vratila sa nazpat,
"Oj, Imrich, Viola Sd vel
mi hneva, zatvorila sa do
chyzky a nechce ma dnu pu-
stit'. -
"Ved' al ma pricinu hne-
vat sa", odvetil vazne.
"Ale al ma nina? Ved' ia
neublizila som jej nikdy, ia
vzdy rada som ju mala; -
a k tomu mann ist' tretej
ma spev - a tam su mi kni-
hy."
"Veru, ak mas ist' ma spev
je najvySSi cas- ku tomu. -
Pod, poprosme ju spolu, a.
zda nam otvori!" Pri tych
slovach wal Emkinu ruku
do svojej a viedol ju Won,
Skoro ma to stal Imrich pri
dverach Violinej chyzky, S
prosbou v srdci i ma tvari.
Emka volala:
"Otvor mi, Violka; pro.
sim ia, pust' ma dnu, muslin
81 vziat' spevnik.'
81 ia prosim, racte nam
otvorit' !" zaklopal Imrich
Viola predsa otvorila a Wy
stupila ma chodbu. Bola w
strojena ma cestu. Ma hlave
mala satocku, V ruke mall
balik. Jej tvar bola tera2
pokojna. Vyraz odhodlanost
zracil sa z nej. Akoby chce'
la what ma seba vsetky ne
resti zitia a skusit' silu svo
iu v potyku so zitim a sve
tom.
Imrich zastupil jej cestu
a podal ruku.
"Viola riekol hlason
smutnym, "vy chcete o
dist? - Kam?"
"Kamkol'vek prec!
- odvetila ona a chcela he
obist'.
"Ci musite? - Prosin
vas, vypocujte ma len chvi
locku. Potom, jestli budet'
chciet', mozete odist'.''
Wal ju "a ruku a vovie
dol do chyzky. Ona mu ne
mohla odolat'. Prosil ju, no
voril k nej meme, slovam
lasky, a tieto slova lasky ;
prosby jeho neminuly ucin
k.u Milo dojala Imricha pro
stota chyzky, V ktorej pree
niekoPko mesiacmi presede
hodiny, kym bola Emka cho
ra a dival sa ma Violu... TIE
raz vsetky rozpomienky O
zivly; - len ten kufor pr
obloku, prichystany k ceste
upomenul ho ma Violino pret
savzatie. Pozrel smutne NJ
nu a ukaZal ma kufor.
"Tak, skutocne? Bee ma
vratu, chcela ste odist'
"Ano. - Pre- nina Wac t,
miesta MET" Pri tych slo
vach pozrela ma mily kutil
tento - a z jej tvari ziari
sa novovzbudeny zial'.
"Tak Wy chcete opustit
dom tento proti zine, prot
noci - chcete Won, do chlae
neho sveta?"
CT to Imrich Vilinsky no
vori? Viola pozrela nedove
rive ma neho. I pomyslel,
81: "Ten svet tam Won so
tva bude chladnejsi, nezli s,
ll'udia v tomto dome.'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20

Vyraz hnevu zmiznul a 2
/ jej Okla svietil mu teply svit
v lstrety potion vzchopi-
la sa a isla smerom ku scho-
i dom.
Imrich ale vstupil do pri-
zemnej izby.
"Co sa tn stalo?" opytal
sa prisne.
"Comu sa nedalo W.
hnut'!' rychlo oval sa Le-
parry manifesto sestry. EN-
ka povedala slecne Viole o
stratenom prsteni a ia hned'
citila sa urazenou a vrhla
nam tebe slova neskrotiteP-
nej nenavisti."
ely to hovoris? Ty nepa-
iris k nam. l divim sa tomu,
ze este nachodis sa tn. -
o nenavisti slecny Violy O.
proti tebe nemoze .byt' ami
reci - teba mono len opo-
vrhndt' - ako podleho... Ty
priniesol 81 velkomestske
hriechy k nam; este sko-
rel, - kde ty zjavil 81 sa,
nakazil 81 vzduch skazeno-
st'ou svojou; oj, re neposlu-
chnul som .otca, ked' varoval
ma pred tebou a tvojou ma
vstevou. Keby nesetril
svazky, viazuce ia k tel, kto-
ra mi matku zastupovala,
tax by mac zakrocil; - te-
raz ale jedine zbyva: po do
brotky opustit' mas dom ma
vzdy, rozumies - navzdy =!
o poldesiatej ide miesany
vlak - ufam, ze no pouzi-
jes"
"Toto je aspon zretel'ne
hovorene!' usklebil sa Le-
parry.
| "Otvorene a, ako sa do
mnievam, vel'mi mierne.
Len teraz odisiel odo nina
Tiesok a jeho sudruhovia
- tt otvorili mi oci ohl'adom
teba - musel som ich
chlacholit', mac by 81 obdr-
zal, co zasluzis!'
"Zabudas SAP chcel sa
Lepary rozhorlit'.
"Miernim sa, lebo v dru.
hej izbe mi je chory otec;
ostatne S tebou Wac AM
slova nestratim.' Pohladom
plnym opovrzenia pozrel ma
Leparyho a potion obratil sa
k macoche:
"A ty, mama, ktora by 81
mala Viole mnoho d'akovat'
zle odsluzila 81 sa jej. Mie,
sto vd'aky dostavalo sa jej
len urazok a podleho osoco,
vania. TAX sa zda, re V do.
me tomto vymrel kazdy cit
pre- lasku, cest' a spravedl'
most. Oh, re tax dlho sho
vieval som! Ze vahal som il
zastat' a nechal trpiet' diev,
ca, ktore donieslo pozehna'
ME do domu nasho. Ba este
pomahal som vam, krivdit
iej! No, odteraz nesmie Wac
trpiet'! Nechcem, aby trpe'
la! Rozumies, mama, ia ne
chcem! ia som jej ochranca
teraz i vzdy! To plati i te'
bev' obratil sa k Hermi
Inc chladnym pohladom.
"Mne? - Nine to nem6ze
platit', lebo ia zajtra odi'
. dem navzdy."
"Dobre - kone su hotove
k tvojim sluzbam."
''To je tiez zrejme pove,
dane, .odvetila Herminka S
chvejucimi rtami.
"Znas, ze medzi nami len
takto mono hovorit'.'' -
''Dobre, dobre; tetka, my.
slim, ze 81 uz al ty tn zby.
tocna!"
A pri tom obzerala sa zlob
nym pohl 'adom ma Imricha
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20

Toto je plukovnik Frank
Knox, redaktor a vydavatef
Chicago Daily News, ktory
je spomfnany ako jeden z
nadejnych kandidatov repu-
blikanskej nominacie ma pre-
zidentstvo. Knox bude rec
nit 27. dec. vecer ma banke-
te v Deshler-W allick hoteli
" Clevelande.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20
SIROTA PODHRADSKYCH
Roman.
Napisala TEREZlA VANSOvA.
Roman.
(Pokracovanie.)

este odobrat' cd tohoto mile
no miest 'atka. Presla sa este
raz pol'om, odtrhla tn j tn
jeden zapozdeny kvietok,
alebo zodvihla ccrveno zbar-
veny list 20 zeme, aby odlo-
lila 81 ich ma pamiatku. Po-
tom opustila t'azkym srdcom
Skalny potocek.
z d'aleka este pocula kr-
chulinu zalobu a spevavy ma
rex: "Moj, moi kvietok zla-
ty, - ved' sa mi mas "a Go
pod'akovat'." - Potom "a
siel voz vrskom ma druhu do
linu a okolo Violy bolo IT,
cho. Horou vsetko upominalo
ju ma jasen, vsade uz ku
spanku chystala sa priroda
ia prebudi sa znovu k move
mu zitiu a ona? Kan
pojde? - CT predsa nebude
najlepsie, ked' skloni siju a
zaklope ma dvere i srdce
starej matky, ved' ona je
predsa jej jedinou pribuz-
nou. Akokol'vek stalo sa da-
kedy, ona moze to urobit' ,
Viola moze sa pokorit' pred
matkou svojho otca. We'd ia
iste uz must byt' vel'mi sta
ra, blizko hrobu, a vtedy ne
mono, ably este ten hnev
jestvoval. Snad' len nevytu-
chla docela vsetka laska 20
srdca matky ku synovi tax
nest 'astnemu.
Dost' zavcasu prisla do
mesta. Imrich k svojej ne
malej omrzlosti NAL mnoho
l'udi, nemohol ist' dosial'
Viole v ustrety a Mattel, ten
vypytal sa ma pohrab We
ronky. TAX prisla Viola do
NOV bez toho, ably tusila, re
zamestnava myslienky te.
mer vsetkych domacich. K
tomu dostala rekomandova.
ny list cd JULIA, z ktoreho
vypadly dive fotografie: Ju.
Iowa a jednej dievciny. List,
ktory bol dlhy - mimo ivy.
ku Julovho - nemohla pre-.
citat' skor, nez vyrozprava'
la ujcovi vsetko dopodrobna.
CO sa ma 3Majeri' dialo, pra.
VIDA, vyjmuc smrti Veronki.
nej. On ju posluchal a ne,
pustil cd seba az do polu.
dnia. Wac raz prisiel, I'm.
rich dnu a chcel sa zapliest
do rozhovoru s nou - ale
vzdy vpadnul medzi to ME,
kto a on musel odist'. Popo.
ludni tiez, sotva zapalil 81
cigaretu a pohodlne chcel 81
sadnut' v blizkosti Violy,
ked' pocul, re tam Won caka-
ju Pudia. Chcel ich nechat
cakat', ale pocul cd sluzky,
ktora prisla upratat' so sto-
la, re je tn Tiesok j druhi
z 'Majera', a preto vysiel
Won.
Lepary zartoval S Hermin-
kou - Vilinska jednym u
chom posluchala ich rozho-
vor - mac bola cele zauja-
ia vlastnymi myslienkami.
Viola citala Julov list. Ten
jej sdel'uje,. ze konecne je
v stave pisat' jej nieco ur-
citeho a poteSitel'neho o Sc
be. Je vymenovany "a mad
lesneho ma miesto svojho bu-
duceho test'a, ktory pre- lam
kh ziadal sa do penzie. Te-
raz mu uz mic nestoji v ce-
ste, uz moze 81 what Irenku
"a zenu, ktori l1bi, ako 0.
ma jeho. Potom uist'uje vi.
olu, ze len teraz miluje o.
pravdove, laskou nehyn1cou,
vernon a stalou. Dalej prosi
Violu, ably bola primluvcom
u otca a brata "a jeho Iren.
ku, ktoru nemoze mac OPT.
sat, nez ze je dievca domac.
ne vychovane, tiche a jemu
celym srdcom oddane. Ko.
necne spytuje sa Q donna.
cich a ci ona, Viola, este
vzdy stojf S Imrichom ma
tom stupni, ma ktorom icf
nechal. S uprimnym brat,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20

"Hnevas sa mi este? Ne.
hnevaj sa, ved' to Dol len
zart!"
Viola mlcky odvratila sa
prec.
"Nieze TAX, srdiecko mo-
;e," septal znovu a zastal
jej cestu. "Nieze tax spurne.
Snad' ami nevies, akym ii
mozem byt' osoznym. Vid' ia
znam, co ukryvas ma snurke,
okolo hrdielka tvojho sa vi
nucej. Znam, ze je to ME
tvoje, no ia viem i mlcat' |!
Lez: dar "a dar a "a darmo
nic!"
A z druheho boku, ako
anjel neviny, pristupila En-
ka ku Viole.
"Prosim ia, Viola, po-
vedz i'm pravdu, ia musela
som i'm uz povedat' vsetko.'
"Co, dusa moja?" opyta-
la sa Viola, este nerozume-
juc veci.
"Ze ty mas mamin pr
sten!"
"Coze? - ia ze mann ma
min prsten?"
Vilinska dost' kyvala e
musi, ably mlcala; no, teraz
uz i ona vstala a povedala
nieco vahave:
''Nuz ano, Viola, moi pr
stem sa stratil a Emka tvrdi,
ze je u teba.'
Teraz zbl'adla Viola; ona
z takeho precinu obvinova-
ma, ona, Viola Podhradska
- I vztycila sa a povedala
hrdo V povedomi svojej ne.
why:
"Emka sa myli, ten prsten
ia nemam.'
"Imrich mi sice zakazal
hovorit' o veci tejto pred te.
bou," zacala znovu Vilin,
ska; mo, ked' SINE uz raz
tax d'aleko, dokoncme w.
stup tento. Viola, dokaz o.
myl Emin tym, re ukazeS
nam klenot, ktory u sebs
skryvas, lebo musis uznat', ze
zodpovedna som "a stratenJ
skvost; presvedc mas, a my
vd'acne odpytame t'a.'
Viola ustupila ku dverom
smiercive slova Vilinskej ne
dotkly sa jej. Ony drzaly ju
"a schopnu spachat' milky
podly precin - a preto ne
podda sa ME!
''Ten neukazem!' odveti'
la s odvahou. "Nieto tel mo-
ci, ktora> by ma k tomu pri.
nutila!"
Vilinska uhla plecom, LIE.
parry dival sa so zal'dbenirll
ma rozhnevanu devu.
"Tym sama sebe horsie
narobis", riekla Vilinska -
"lebo kazdy prave V tim vi.
di zrejmy dokaz viny!'
"Vydaj no, dusinka', po.
kusal Lepary; OF, ved' ia.
kych klenotov dost' ma sve-
te - a dost' takych ludi,
ktori mileradi polozili by tt
ich k noham."
"Dost' zvolala Viola &
planucou tvarou a panovitym
hlasom. "Nechcem mic Wac
pocut'! Vidfm, ze v tomto
dome MET Wac pre- nina po.
bytu. Idem, lebo touto oskli-
YOU obzalobou obvinena, ne
smiem Wac tn ostat'. Tu v
tomto dome, kde statocne
dievca nenajde ochrany, kde
napadana je jej cest', kde
potvarajd ju z toho najpod,
lejsieho zlocinu, z kra.
deze. - Ami sud nemoze ma
Wac prinutit' ostat' v tonic
dome, ktory po pravde a pra.
We NAL by nalezat' mne! I.
dem; no, Wy, ktori ma oh.
vinujete, cinte, co chcete; -
ja budem sa vediet' branit'
- a obranim sa -
Pozrela este raz pohPa.
dom plnym rozhorcenia a o.
povrzenia, potom otvorils
dvere - a opustila izbu. O.
| prOti nei otyorily ga dyere
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-19


Louie Schneider will be there
driving a Pepper Martin car. Louie
won the Indianapolis 500-mile race
in 1881 and has become one of the
leading midget car pilots in the
country. Frank Brisko, another
big league" campaigner, also will
be on hand to try for the money
prizes.
In addition to the money prizes,
the Vonnegut Hardware Co., has
donated three special prizes for the
Butler University Sweepstakes, the
nights feature event. The Vonne-
gut prizes will be contested for over
three weeks stretch, with awards
to be made on the point system.
Tony Willmon of Milwaukee, will
have a new Auburn midget. Jimmy
Snyder, one of the best money driv-
ers seen on the flea" circuits, will
be down from Chicago. He has ap-
peared in every race staged at the
bowl. Marshall Lewis, driving the
Indianapolis-ma ManniX Special
also will be there.
Other drivers entered are: Harry
McQuinn, Harold Shaw, Gale Low
er. Wally Mitchell, Tudy Marchese,
Art Foley, Ralph McDarieS. Ted
Hartley, Jimmy Rogers and Harry
Lewis. Eleven events are scheduled,
with time trials early and the first
race to get under way at $3.50.
One of the feature events will be
the Stokley Foods Special. arranged
for the benefit of the visiting groc-
ers here for a convention. Tonight
will be family night" when reduced
prices will prevail both for adults
and children.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-19
Four SandlOt
Mines to Mix
Amateur Day
Local Clubs Earn Right to
Perform in Program
at Stadium.

Four local amateur baseball teams
were awarded the right last night
to play at Perry Stadium this Sat
urday on the occasion of the Indi-
annapolis Amateur Baseball Associ-
atoms annual Amateur Day pro-
gram. The teams were chosen Jon
the basis of their advance ticket
sales for the event and we're the
four teams turning in the largest
sales.
In the first tilt, which will start
at 100, the lockwood Manufactur-
ing nine of the Factory League will
cross bats with the Kingan Co.
squad. In the nightcap the Puri-
tan Bedspring Co. will encounter
the National Malleable Castings Co.
sluggers.
The baseball program will be aug
mented by a number Of field events
which will be staged during the in
Permission between games.
Prizes have been donated by city
merchants for winners in the field
events and baseball games.
The funds gained by the Amateur
Day program are used to promote
the work of the local amateur organi-
zation. Admission will be 25 cents.
Norman Perry, owner Of the Indian
apolis Indians. has donated the use
of his stadium.
The association has announced
that all other I. A. B. A. games
scheduled for Saturday will be post
poned.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-19

doubtful if Miss Davidson, who has
not been playing such this spring;
will compete.
TN the semi-finals of the cham
Il pionship play last year, Miss
Dunn triumphed over Miss Randall,
4 and 3, while Mrs. Parks scored a
and win over Mrs. Cutter. In
the final match Miss Dunn defeated
Mrs. Parks, 6 and 4. The officers
Of the association, Mrs. w. M.
Hutchinson, president; Mrs. Frank
Mills, vice president, and Mrs.
Ralph Stonehouse, secretary, re-
port a membership of approximately
100. and they are hopeful that all
of these will participate in the city
event next week. Besides the
championship flight of IS, there
will be consolation flights OF 16
each formed according to the quail
fication scores turned in Monday.
TINE committee of Highland
Il members who are busy arrang-
ing details for the coming visit and
exhibition match of Joyce Wethered,
British golf star who will appear
at the North Side links, Thursday,
July 18, met late yesterday and de-
cided upon whom they would like 70
have appear in the foursome.
Word that Miss Elizabeth (BufD
Abbott, former Hillcrest star and
pupil of Roy Smith. had recently
won the Golden Gate tournament
and is planning on an eastern trip
this summer. prompted the commit
tee to wire her an invitation to
compete here that day. Miss Alb
bolt has set the Western golf1ng
world on fire by her rapid rise to
the top of the feminine ranks and
is regarded one of the foremost
players in the game. A visit back
to the old hometown certainly
would make the exhibition more
attractive to her many friends.
Neal Mcintyre, Highland pro. will
be one member of the foursome, and
information that q local friend of
Denny Shute, nationally famous
golfer. had invited him to be his
guest here at that time resulted in
a telegram being sent to Denny ask
ing MIN to be a member of the four
som. The committee also discussed
others who are to be contacted at
once. according to Mrs. John j
Lange, chairman of the committee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-19
4 Americans Left
In English Event
Davis Cup Meters Advance
to Third Round.

By United Press
LONDON, June 19.-Four Amer
leans were left in the mems singles
Of the Queens Cup invitation tour
nament as play reached the third
round today.
Wilmer Allison, Austin, Tex,
Davis Cup veteran, was paired
against Richard Ritchie, England.
Gene Mako, Los Angeles, met G. R.
B. Meredith, England. Don Bulge,
Oakland, Cal, opposed c. M. Jones,
England.
David Jones, New York, faced j..
F G. Lysaght, England, who elimi-
mated John Van Ryn, East Orange,
N. j., in yesterdays play. ga, 1-6,
60.
Mrs. Dorothy Andrus, Stamford
Conn, only American entry in the
women's division, was put out yes
terday by the Indian champion
Leila Row, 6-1, So.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-19
|, U. TO FORM
INSTITUTE FOR
CRIME STUDY
Famed CriminOIogiSt viii
Direct Course; State
Offered Aid.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
BLOOMINGTON. Ind, June 10.
An Indiana University Institute
Of Criminal Law and Criminology,
to be organized in the near future,
has been announced here by Presi-
dent William Lowe Bryan.
DR.. Bryan made the following
statement in announcing the inSti-
tute: For many years, several of
the schools and departments of In
diana University have dealt with
the problem Of the criminal. Some
years ago, several departments and
schools united in an extensive, CO.
operative study of about 1900 degen-
crates and criminals who we're blood
relatives.
Professors in medicine, psychol-
ogy and other departments contrib
uted to these studies under the gen.
eral direction OF the Department.
of Sociology. The work done con-
Stitutes an extremely important
contribution to the knowledge Of
the unfortunate End dangerous
group which was studied.
Prof. Sutherland Named
1T is now proposed to effect a
more perfect and permanent organ
ization of the men, departments
and schools whose work belongs
within the field of criminology.
undergraduate, graduate and re-
search courses which are already
offered or which may be added will
provide opportunity for a broad
knowledge of the field and will pro-
vide training for those who plan to
become experts in any branch Of
criminology.
Prof. Edwin H. Sutherland, ma
tionally known criminologist, sue
ceSsor to Prof. u. G. Weatherly, will
be director.
Medical School to Aid
'The School of Medicine at Indi-
annapolis and Bloomington will CO.
operate with other schools and de-
partments at Bloomington in the
institute.
"A primary object of the institute
will be to work together with citi-
zens Of the state who are interested
and active in this field, and to place
its resources and services at the dis
position of the state government in
its battle against crime"
President Bryan said more de-
tailed statement concerning the in-
stitute would be made later.