davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-11-06
GIL. oDBoR MAR. SLOW. SPoLKU
v YOUNGSTOWN. OHIO.

Predseda: Frantisek Hudik. 1914
Belleview Ave. Podpredseda: Mi.
chal Ribar. AL Broaden St. - "a.
pisnik: Andrei Benedik NIL. 1896
Garfield St.. Struthers, o. - Ue.
tovnik: Jan Antal. 55 Rhoda Ave. -
Pokladnik: Jozef Granchi. GOA Ben.
wood Ave. - Vvbor maietku: Jan
j. Baleik. % Tvndale Ave.. ANDRE
Seles. 1923 Florence Ave. a Albert
E. Granchi. 604 Benwood Ave. -
Starosta Kr1zku 68 MSS: Jurai
Antal. 1872 Funston St.
Sch6dze odb1va kazdV druh1 pon.
delok vecer mesiaci. podobne Al
Kr1zok. Central Auditorium pod
Gislom 225 w. Boardman st.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-11-06
sLovENsKA SEKCIA MEDzNARs
ROBOT. SPOLKU ODBOR 2136
v STRUTHERS. o.

Grad: Predseda: Jozef Ontkc. TAO
5th St.. Struthers. 0. Podpredso.
da: Jan vasilcik. A Frank st. -
Zapisnieka: Maria Trepac. 2Ol Per.
rv st. Uetovnik: Michal Petru-
ska. Is Faith st. Pokladnickas
Maria Elias. l91 Parkway St.
Dozorcovia chortch: Jozef Forte. 42
Faith st. a Jozef Chacko, 81 Will
helm st. FinanGnv vTbor: Jan
Furman. l32 Wilson St.. Jurai zs-
much. 352 Broad st. Jan Fories
42 Faith st.
Spravca Odd. Mladeze Andrsi Fc-
rie AZ Faith st.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-11-06
TANECNA ZABAVA v O.
SADIE SV. ALzBETY
Ia. NOVEMBRA

Spolok sv. Alzbety, cislo
2O2. z Haseltonu spolocne s
osadou sv. Alzbety usporia-
da tanecnu zabavu ma sobo-
tn, IA. novembra o osmej ho-
dine vecer. Vstupne je len
25c. Ufame, re kazdy sa
dobre zabavi pri muzike p.
Grohovskeho orchestra.
TAX do mileho videnia!
Som s uctou,
K. Rovder, uct. G.. 202.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-11-06
CARD PARTY {. 1SO. P. S.
Z. J. v STRUTHERS

.Spolok Pennsylvanskej S.
Zenskej Jednoty {. 180. L.
ctive povolava ct. obecen-
stvo ma kartovy vecierok,
ktory usporiada ma IA. no.
vembra v osade svatej Troll
ce v Struthers. Vecierok bu-
de v osadnej hale a zacne sa
o 8. hodine. To bude v sobo-
tn. Prid'te drahf priatelia.
Bude sa hrat' five hundred
i kudy. Budu krasne prajzi
ma odmenu. Prid'te sa zaba-
Wit spolocne. Vstupne len 25
centov. Som S 1ctou
Zapisnicka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-11-06
URAD SPoLKU Sv. CYRILA A
METODA. &. 500. I. X. s. JEDNO.
TY v YOUNGSTOWN. O.

Predseda. Jozef Hiznai. 545 Dixon
ST., City. Podpredseda. Martin
Farkasovskv mi. Uetovnfk. VIM
cent Flip. l26 Steel ST.. CITY. -
Zapisnik. Frank N. Patakv. 379 F..
Philadelphia Ave.. City. - Poklad-
mix. Michal Markovich. 1852 e. Fle.
rida Ave-. CITY.
Dozorcovia ,kasv maietku: Jo.
zef Flip. Jan Conek, Edward No.
votny. Starosta G. 522. M. o,
Jan Lesitko. ll12 Berklev Ave-.
CITY.
Sch6dze sa odbyvail kazdd 2. ne.
del'u mesiaci 2. hoi. Do obede
" xkOle sy. Cvrila a Matoda
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-11-06

musel vykazovat' ten vel ky
dlh, ktory udovia dlhuju.
TAX este raz, ably ste neza-
budli dostavit' sa ma til scho-
dzu, lebo bude to vazna
schodza. Som dctou,
A. Sklenar, uct.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-11-06
sPoLoK LEvocsKEJ P. MARIE
6. 353. I. K. 8. &. J. MA LAM
SINGVILLE.

Predsedkvna: Katarina Ba aitoS.
2542 Cooper st. - Podpredsedkvfia:
Anna MARTINEZ. 1925 Homewood Av.
ZapisniSka: Berta Shira. 746 Gale.
donia St. Ustovnfeka: Helen Ole.
mix. 1888 Homewood Ave. - Poklad.
nicka: Maria PaGuta. 2420 Shirlev
Rd. Dozorkvna: Justina Kotasek.
1923 Taft Ave. Spravkvna Sp
sv. Agneskv. G. 335 P. o.: Julia
Lacko 2525 Hunter Ave.. Youngs.
town o.
Sch6dza lie kazdd druhI nedel'u
mesiaci pod kostolom sv. Mate ia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-11-06
SCHODZA SBORU 159. S.
K. S. v HASELTON.


Sbor 159. S. K. Sokola v
Haselton bude odbyvat' svo-
ju riadnu schodzu teraz v ne
del'u, ma ktor1 povolava vse-
tkych tlenov. Menovite d.
hujdci clenovia mech pridu
ma t1to sch0dzu a svoje po-
dlznosti vyrovraju. Pojedna-
vat sa bude O vaznych "a
lezitostiach, preto pritom-
most kazdeho ida je potreb-
ma. Zdar Bob!
Jan B. Hassay, uct.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-11-06
NJ. N. sLovENsKY ROBoTNfCKY
SPOL0K v YOUNGeT0WN. q.
ODBOR 2010.

Sch6dze odbtya kazdu druht ne
del'u mesiaci $3.50 po obede =
brata John Turek. pod els. 923 Vine
St.. Youngstown. @.
Jan HaniQovskv. preds.. Is Starr
St.. Campbell O. Jan Tnrek. ~
tovnfk. 923 Vine ST.. YounR1tow1
0. Michal Kol. pokladnfk. 5 Pal
mer Ave-, Campbell. @. EnAn&s
nv vfbor: Mike Fixer. 25 N. Cen.
ter st.. Youngstown. @. J&n nirs4
Palmer Ave-. Campbell. q. ues
zorca choffch: Wendell Holdok
Fs D. 2. N. Meridian IA. Jsd1
tel Pravdv L'ndov6hc DenNlk4
10 John Tnrek. Spoikovk adrSx u
John Turek. 923 Vine St. Yemn
town. O. Kto 4 zauiima ) festS
spoIok. mech ia hlasi hOetkeri =
vyss udanfch 6Sasnlkev. III:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-11-06
VENIEC lot. 81. KAToLfOXYCF,
SOKOLLEK PRI OSADE SV.
ALZBETY.

Anna YanigloS. spr&vkvha. Maria
Dubois. pokladnf6ka. Helen Stole.
dctovnfcka. Margaret Repaskv. "a.
pisnicka. Cecilia Hudran a Katarfna
Rovder. dozorkvne maietku.
Sch6dze odbtvai6 sa kazdh druh6
nedel'u mesiaci 2. hodine popo-
ludni v. skolskei miestnosti osadv
sv. AlSbetv ma Haseltine Ave. '
Youngstown. O.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-11-06
"a. ODBoR NARoDNEHo SLOW.
SPOLKU.

Sch6dze odbtva kazdd 2. nedel u
Y nesiaci |. hodine DO obede '
miestnosti svatei Troiice ma Wash.
ington st.. Struthers. Ohio.
Uradnfci: Stefan Kubieko. pred
seda. I55 Como Ave-. Struthers. .
Jan Podrackv. podpreds.. 900 Broad
st., Struthers, o. - Michal Fabian.
z&pisnik, 20 Parkcliffe Ave.. Stru.
theirs. Ohio. Pavel Kosik, detov.
MIX. 1875 Ridgewav st.. Struthers.
Q, Andrei Repaskv pokladnik.
266 Broad st.. Struthers, O. 10.
zef Tkac. poddctovnik. 1853 Prospect
St.. Struthers. O. Vfbor maietku:
Jan Scavnicky. 2O6 Center st.. Stru.
theirs, O., Mattel Zelinsky. Pine
ST.. Struthers. o.. Nix. Lukac. 1853
s. Jackson ST.. Youngstown o. =
Starosta Kruhu Mladeze Stefan Hri.
MAX. 81 Center ST.. Struthers. o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-11-06
SLovENSKY zENsKY PoLITICKI
KLUB v YOUNGSTOWN, O.

Maria c. Slifka, predsedkyla, 426
Lora Ave. Maria Sofranec, pod
predsedkyna, 12O williamson Ave. -
Maria Krajnak, zdpisnieka, 607 Dixon
st. - Maria Kubina, n6tovni6ka, E..
Florida Ave. Katarina Behun, po-
kladnicka, Gil Dixon st.
Sch6dze sa odbyvajd kazdy druhy
stvrtok mesiaci veeer Mrs. Les
kovsky, 1910 South Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-11-06
SCHODZA HASELTONSkE.
HO OBC. KLUBU.

Slovensky Obciansky Klub
v Haselton bude mat scho-
dzu v nedel'u, 8. nov. vecer,
ma ktorej bude obsirne Wy
svetleny zakon o socialnom
zabezpeceni. Kazdy Slovak
mech pride vypocut' toto W.
svetlenie, ktore sa no vel'mi
dotyka.
M. ]. l..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-11-06
K UCTE NASIM CHLAP.
COM.

vsfmaju tych nasich dora
stencov, tych nasich MAIDEN
Gov, ktori v buddcnosti, ufa-
me, budu kracat' v sPapa-
jach svojich slovenskych o.
tcov. Pisem tuna ohl'adom
nasej haseltonskej jednotar-
skej baseball caty. Pc prve
muslin spomen1t' nasho hor-
liveho pracovnfka Jana Ho-
vanca, co starostu nasho MI.
Oddelenia {. 264. On vedie
tychto nasich chlapcov ako
svojich vlastnych. Beha sem
i tam, ably i'm mohol nado-
budndt' to-, co je najlepsie.
Dalej vidime, s akou veP-
kou ochotou a horlivost'ou
chodf z domu do domu, a.
by rodicov napominal davat'
svoje dietky do MO. XII.
Potion Ease no vidime, ako
kazdu nedel'u sa stara o
svojich lobdovych hracov, a.
by mohol ukazat'. ze j v
Haselton jednotari zijd. A
veru ziju a obstoja cestne
v porovnanf, lebo nasi chap
ci vydobyli 81 druhe miesto
ma Mahoning a Shenango
doline. Len d'alej Jano, ably
sme odteraz ma rok mohli
mat to prve miesto.
Pc druhe, chcem dat kre-
dit nasim hracom, baseballi-
stom. Oni s vel'kou laskou a
obetavost'ou davali vsetku
svoJu silu kazdu nederu, a.
by ukazali svoju moe, svoju
schopnost' a cvicenost' ma
hristi pred l'udom, ktory sa
prisiel ma Mich pozerat'. Me
ktori z tych mladikov mu-
sell al nedel'ami pracovat' a
mas starosta ich z prace pri-
vazal ma hriste, ably neza-
meskali hru. Zaiste je to
vel'ka obet' cd mladfka, kto-
ry t'azko pracuje a este je
ochotny prist' rovno z roboty
a sa potit' na tom slnku, len
aby 81 dobyli odmenu. Chva-
la vsetkym tym mladikom.
Po tretie, viete, lie sa do
bre dari len tam, kde je
dobry gazda alebo manager.
TAX samo / u mas. Louis Shil-
ler, manager nasich chap
GOV, ucil, cvicil ich, ako majd
hrat' lobdu. Poniektori l'u-
dia sa mozu este pamatat',
re on vo svojom mladsom
veku sam hral lobdu pre- Ha-
selton. Boil on z tych vybor-
nych, akych ma Mahoning
doline len malicko bolo. Ia
iste musime byt' vd'acnf i
PAM Shillerovej (znate .jak
je to - pytam "a prepace-
nie). To tax samo al ia. To
pada ma kazdeho mladeho
chlapa: jak mu mlada "a
klope ma srdce, tax uz je ko-
nice. Louis Shiller s ochotou
prijal svoju 1lohu managera,
co vyzaduje mnoho casu a
starosti. Pod jeho vedenim
zaiste nasa haseltonska cata
dostane sa ma budhce leto
ma ten najvyssi stupen. Bla-
hozelam nasemu managerovi
Shillerovi k jeho doterajsie-
mu uspechu a prajem mu,
aby v budlcom roku vycvi-
Gil a viedol tych chlapcov k
campionstvu mad vsetkymi
catami jednotarskych lfg v
Spojenych Statoch.
r = "A .
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-11-06

Ma vecierkoch, ma ro-
dinnych z6bavach, ma scho-
dzach spomente 81 na VyS-
siu Slovcnskl Skolu Cleve-
lande!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-11-06
Spolkove Zpravy
SCHODZA STARSfCH MA
RIANSKYCH DIEvCAT PRI
OSADE SV. MATEJA.

Starsie dievcata z Marian
skej Druziny v osade sv. Ma
teja maju schodzu teraz v
nedelu po obede o 2. hodi-
ne v osadnej hale. Vsetky sd
ziadane byt' pritomne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-11-06

Urad: Anna Veres. predsedkvna.
282 HYATT Ave. Campbell. o. -
Alzbeta Estok. zapisnieka. 287 Trem.
BILE Ave. Campbell. o. Katarina
BoriG. detovnfeka. lat Bright Ave.
Campbell. o. Maria Zetts. pokl..
95 Madison St.. Campbell q. -
V1bor chorvch: Anna Kernak. AZ
Monroe ST.. Campbell. y.
Sch6dze odbvvaiu sa kazd1 dru-
hd nedel'u v mcsiaci 2. hodine
popoludni pod kostolom osadv sv.
Jana Krstitel'a ma Reed Ave. v
Camnhell Ohio
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-11-06

Ralph E. Elser bol znovu
zvoleny "a serifa. David H.
Hauser "a koronera a James
M. Elliott "a okresneho re-
kordera.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-11-06
Adresar spolkov'
a klubov
sLovRNsK1 PoL'sKY zuBN1 LExAl

CfSLO $40. I. X. s. JEDNOTY
v CAMPBELL. o.
Sch6dze odbfva kazdl Z. nede.
l'u mesiaci pod kostolom osaGy
sv. Jana Krstitel'a ma Reed Ave.
v Campbell
spolkova adresa: Andv Setz. 335
Reed Ave-. Campbell. Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-11-06
HAsELToNsKY sLovENsKY A
MERICKY OBCIANSKY KLUB.

Martin J. Lesnak. predseda: An
drei j. Hamrak. podpredseda: Mi.
chal Krotkv. zapisnik. 147 Glad.
stone St.. Campbell. o. - Jan Ba-
sista. pokladnik. 101 Haseltine Av.
Campbell q. Jan Hnat. detcv.
mix. 1898 Lawrence ST.. Youngstown.
o. Dozorcovia Jozef Kukufa,
III Courtland Ave.. Campbell. O..
a Jan Illas. 1877 Courtland Ave.
Campbell. o. Straz dverf Mar
tin Lirka.
Sch6dze sa odbfvaiu kazdl druhu
neiel'u veGcr skole sv. Alzbetv.
ma N. Haseltine Ave.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-10

There's all kinds of weather signs
some of 'em fairly accurate fellers
on the farm use-at least get a good
deal of fun out of it: rain crow a-holler-
ing-almanac signs things like that
but the beatin est thing anybody ever
heard of was Teller experimental and
studyin' to work outa way to tell how
hot or cold it is by cricket's chirp, UNI
less it gets colder than 50 degrees, for
when it gets chillier than that crickets
jest don't sing. Nearly everybody knows
that the warmer the weather the faster
a cricket chirps-the way to do is TO
take out your watch and count the chirps
in a second and add 40 to it, and that's
the temperature.
An talkin' about crickets, the bug
books say their ears are i'll their legs
and that cicadas-we call EN- locusts-
all the females are deaf-an' the funny
part about it, that "zizzy" sound they
make is supposed to be a love song and
his best gal can't even hear him singin'
In Ireland the pigs known as ''The
Gentleman that pays the rem" and he's
about that here, too - cause hog'll
produce more meat from 100 lbs. of feed
than any other animal. He'll eat and
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-10
JEST A-WHITTL|N>
AN A-TH|NK|N|
BY PETE GfTTYS

grow and fatten on more kinds of feed
than will any other critter-an' hogs
can be sold at any time or age or weight
Ever look in the dictionary and see the
different things hog means? "A sheep
about year old that has never been
shorn;" To cut short a horses name
so as to make it bristly.'
Surely no more colossal ignorance
could exist than some town fellers' sense
or lack of it, about things in the coun-
try. The other day new neighbor came
to borrow a gun to shoot chimney
sweep" that sang all night. 1t was a
hooking bird, and he thought it Chin
ney sweep" cause it sat up on his CHM
ney and sang-and his wife complained
cause the quail walked her up at day
light "Bob-whiting" and called the bull
male cow, and fused because there
was water in the buttermilk.
Eatin' peas with your knife and usin'
toothpicks maybe amt the best modern
manners, but lot of fellers in the coun-
try who do this have got lot more
brains in their head, and know mock
ing bird from chimney sweep
Truth is there's lot of comfort and
satisfaction in breakin' some of the
rules of etiquette eating chicken with
your fingers and sopping big hot sody
biskits in the gravy, and sucking up
your coffee like the old folks used to.
May not be just the thing to debut it
makes 'em taste mighty good.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-10
l hey just ate it up!

They just ate it up!
One of the best early season lures for
the bass is the helgramite, found under
the stones OF mountain streams Other
favorite bats are minnows, frogs, spring
lizards, grasshoppers, crickets, crawfish,
and bugs. Flyrod artists will need
box full of popular bass bugs, in about
10 size.
Watch For Strike
Bait casting is generally done from
boats. Start the season with a new 49,
h. test, silk braided line and a few half
ounce lures. | am partial to the River
Runt and Crab Wiggler lures; although
JoInted minnow is second best. I'm
der-water lures should predominant. A
few weedless feathered lures are needed
to get among the pads. Make your casts
close in under over-hanging banks, next
to rock lodges and weed patches.
When fly fishing for srnall-mouth let
your lure ride down with the rapids,
pulling it by submerged rocks or over
underwater crevices where the bass hide.
Work the big pools Let your under
water lure sink, then retrieve ward at
time, lmparting Hfe-like action. When
fishing surface bugs leave them motion
less on the water for minute, then
twltch the rod tip, and look out for the
strike.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-10

fight not surpassed by any fresh water
game fish of equal weight.
The small-mouth is generally taken
in rapids, fast water over rocky bot
tom, or around rock lodges. The large
mouth frequent lakes, ponds and still
holes in rivers, prefering weed beds and
lily pads for cover. Dark splotches of
the small-mouth are inclined to be YER
teal In the large-mouth the dark line
is lengthwise of the fish. Scales of the
former are smaller.
Plenty of Fight
The main points of Identification are
the mouth, and cheek scales. The angle
of the small-mouth's maxillary stops ul,-
der the eye; in the large-mouth it ex-
tends back of the eye. he smaJI-mouth
has II rows of scales OH the cheek to
10 or III on the large-mouth. The small
mouth is also apt to announce its cogno-
men in the way it fights, because no
large-mouth can equal it.
Both are taken by bait fishing, bat
the most popular method of taking the
large-mouth is by casting plugs" The
small-mouth takes flies readily, but es-
pecially nature lures and spinner flies.
The most killing lure | used last season
for small-mouths was a Peck's under
water minnow in the Babcock pattern.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-10
BLACK BASS MOST POPULAR
BY DICK WOOD

THE black bass, small
l. out h or large
mouth, is the most popu-
lar game fish that swims
in American inland wa
tiers.
There have been many
hot arguments as to which
is the gamer, bass or
trout. Certainly the bass
is no inferior fighter. The
small-mouth bass taken on
a f1yrod will put up a
Evening star., 1936-03-06

meeting Of the Democratic League IN
the Hamilton Hotel.
"you hear these financial leaders
proclaiinins the sanctity OF the Gem
stitution and denouncing those who
would seek It's amendment he said.
'They express horror Mt the thought
any one should seek 10 lay impious
hands on this great document--they
shout out against the evil Of seeking
to amend the Constitution. What Is
the reason for this outcry from the
brokers and the financial jugglers?
I'VE find that today more than
$40, ,O00. .000, 900 In bonds of the United
States Ia In the hands of these finan-
ciers. On these investments they pay
not cent In taxes. They know that
they can be forced to pay taxes only
by amendment OF the Constitution.
There Is the real reason for the cry
against amendment of the Constitu-
tion. for all this hullaballoo and talk
Of terror. The wealthy who seek to
escape taxation know that they can
Evening star., 1936-03-06

lection of Joseph w, Marshall as di-
rector to succeed Louis Rothschild,
who resigned to enter the private
practice of law.
Young will assume Office imme-
Siately and associated with him will
be the following Arthur j. Sundlun,
first vice president; J. j. Hasley, sec
cnd vice president, Bert L. Olmsted,
third vice president: Louis Levay.
treasurer, and Ringgold Hart, general
counsel
Edward D. Shaw, veteran secretary,
Nas reelected.
The election was delayed more than
two weeks because several executives
az the association were Ill at the oriei-
nally scheduled times for choosing
new officers,
ColiAowsr. retiring president de-
Evening star., 1936-03-06
SINGER TO Be H0N0RED
Ar TENNESSEE BANQUET
2,o0o Guests Expected at Dinner
for Grace Moore, Native
of State.

Grace Moore. scheduled to sing at
Constitution Hall sunday afternoon,
will be guest Of honor at banquet to
be given at . pm. sunday at the May
flower Hotel by the Tennessee State
Society. Miss Moore is native Of
Tennessee.
Arrangements have been made to
seat 1000 guests, among whom will be
representatives from official circles
here.
The occasion will afford Miss Moore
an opportunity for reunion with sew
eral members of her family, according
to Senator Bachman Of Tennessee.
Evening star., 1936-03-06
DECEIT CAMPAIGN
ALLECEDBYL LEWIS
Democratic League Hears
Senator Hit Financiers
as "Falsifiers."

Charges that deliberate campaign
Of Misrepresentation Is being waged
against President Roosevelt and his
administration by leaders Of financial
interests seeking special advantages
and escape from taxation were made
by Senator ]. Hamilton Lewis Of Illi-
fiois In an address last night at q
Evening star., 1936-03-06

i,ot sstaps their jtist share III The bur@
der, they know that amendment of
the Constitution II on the way That
Ia the reason for this campaign OF
misrepresentation and falsehood."
Senator Lewis, in bristllng polit-
ical address. hailed the President as
having saved the United States from
the revolutions, fear and unrest
sweeping the countries Of the world.
Evening star., 1936-03-06

gsGzsao1 vcse6 RoiAschild, retiring
c.-ec;&a-, s vacation os two weeks be-
g.-a-.1-4S March IS II lis absence
sac as*o-e Marshall assumes his new
casse& N-S SANE P M2earcre, rer-
cakosssz-S manager, VIII have charge
O. 1as a-sce
Ax-S1s-- NAIVE q Washington
~ sse-x- ye&s sAs been ASSISTANT
Advertising -.S-sst- a. Woodward Il
-sc.-e--:o- & prvaHssev he vss n the
acre-sz-2g ospa-1-sc1 C John Wan
e-Eks-. S.-Eosz-11 Es s grad
Esss g GerysscxE University and IS
s-avs - socx- Nxsor.s Affairs.
Evening star., 1936-03-06

He charged that during the Hoover
administration, everything men pos
sesssd cracked and trumbIsd," banks
shattered like ssssbsIIs' and bank
ruptcy and starvation stalked the
land"
"Ihs eminent fnancirs OF that
time were looting their own institu.
tions and revolution was IN the air.
The unemployed and hopeless raised
Evening star., 1936-03-06

meeting Of the
directors Of the
organization. He
will ucc e d
James e. Colli-
flower. who has
headed the M.
and M. for the
past two years.
At about the
same time that
Young was being
elected head OF
the trade group.
directors of the
Better Business
-
b u I e q u a n
lnnllnced the Sc
Evening star., 1936-03-06

their voices against the Government
as unworthy to endure" he said.
"Then the new Government came
into power. The poor were fed. Those
who were bankrupt and on their knees
crying for help were aided. The
banks now are bulging with money,
put there with the aid of the Federal
Government, and their leaders are
now denouncing the Government
Evening star., 1936-03-06

elineS a second
reelection to the
once in order 10
devote more time
10 his private al
fairs.
Marshall. the
rev director cf
the Sersv SuS;-
ness Bureau. vss
selected from s
Hel6 ot more than
o SoE1 s3pE-
csnt& He viii
assume AiS duties
o. Apt, :
Meanwhile. d.
-
Evening star., 1936-03-06
YOUNG IS ELECTED
by TRADES GROUP
Joseph w. Marshall Named
/ Director by Better Busi-
( ness Bureau.

Ford e. Young Of the RUSSELL Young
fee Cream Co. yesterday was elected
president OF the Merchants and Man
ufacturers' Association at the annual
Evening star., 1936-03-06

which saved them. Those who have
been helped, instead Of being CRATE
full, are deliberately misrepresenting
what the President is doing and are
disappearing your land in the eyes
OF the world, deceiving your people.
falsifying the record"
Evening star., 1936-03-06

London has $1,000 more telephones
than a year ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-29
LIBERTY UNION
HEAD ALARMED
AT 'TERRORISTS'

KANSAS CITY, June %. UP)-
An ominous picture showing the
planned military overthrow of the
national government by "shirted,
disciplined terrorists, now lacking
leader was drawn today by
Rev. L. M. Birkhead, unitarian min
ister and Civil Liberties union Of
ficial.
Birkhead asked President Roose-
velt for an investigation, citing
definite proof" of plans for a
seizure of local and state govern
ments and a march on Washington
by more than a hundred organiza-
tions.
"All these organizations need is a
leader to make them an incredibly
sinister force" Birkhead said.
"Singly they are no. yet a serious
menace"
Birkhead, a friend and confidant
of Sinclair Lewis the novelist, was
Lewis host during the writing of
the book Elmer Gantry". Recently
Lewis book, 1T Can't Happen
Here" best seller, appeared de
scribing such organizations as Birk-
head claims exist.