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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-28
CATHOLICS 70 :
Be GRADUATED
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Champaign, III, Nay 3s-wish
Representatives Of The lee councils
Of Knights q Colnmbus IN Illinois.
deleeates from 10 other leading
Cafhnlio orderu Of the state, ths
oierrv and members Of the state
lexislature invited, the nrSt annual
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q the Catholic
youndatiou ut the University OK
Illinois will 10 held Monday eve
ming, May %.
President David Kinley Of thu
University Of Illinois and Judge
John P. Mc0oorty Of Chicago will
be the chief speakers at the sxer-
c.ses.
The Catholic foundation At the
university, established by this
KNIGHTS Of Columbus Of Illinois,
represents an endeavor to care for
/ students OF that faith ct the state
institution. An unique arrange
ment has been effected whereby
Catholic students may receive In
struction Of university grade In
tho Catholic religion for which tal
university grants full academic
credit, the same as for work II
lother branches. -.
The class to be graduated vii
number between IS and 60, men anc
women.
In view Of the importance of thu
occasion, It being the first realiza
ton Of All ideal, Knights OF Colum
bus from all sections Of the stat
will attend the exercises. Thei
force will be augmented by req
resentatives of the other Catholi
orders.
i At the present time the Cathol
&c foundation has under considera
ton the erection of q $4,000
building at the university In orde
to properly carry on its worh
. which is under the direction Q
fChaplain J. A. O'Brien.
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err vere invited. Everyune had 81
lns timA
Mira. Florence Querk. who has
been Is 81 Anthony's hospital. III
with sleeping sickness. VA Dr0uent
hoas wednesday svening. She y
nd to b no bettAr. :.
Julia Reeves va . caller n Aock
Island "Wednesday.
James Robinson was In ROCK II
land o. business Wednesday.
james Quinn and George bnn-
mate are busy this week N tne
country setting MP corn pioWs.
0unnaru Hanonolm. VINO nas Deen
teaching school In Andalusia. y
home spending his vacation.
Mf. and Mrs.. G. ]. Smith ana son
Charles sDeut SUNDAY o the homo
Of her grandfather, William =.
HAany.
Mr.. Clarence But3er OF Hillsdale
and son Roger m0tored 70 Ccr0ova
Sunday.
Mr.. and NrS. Howard Moody Of
Coe spent Sunday visiting at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Mackey.
william Francis Carson OF Moline
10 visiting at the home Of his grand
parents, Rev. and Mrs. Franz
Woodhull,
i Miss Helen REYNOLDS, who Il
teaching at the Hawthorne school
/ In ROCK Island. spent Sunday q
the home Of her parents. Mr.. AND
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-28
Coffee for Mrs. Ennis.

Mrs. Edward Nance entertained
at her home, 1921 Thirty sixth
street, at a farewell coffee Thurs
day afternoon for Mrs. J. A. Ennis,
who will leave soon to make her
home in California. Sociability was
enjoyed during the afternoon and
, at o'clock delicious luncheon
was served with covers laid for
eight guests. Mrs. Ennis received
a very pretty party gift. Mrs. For
rest Kuneth of What Cheer, Iowa,
was an out-of-town guest.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-28

Mn. o. J. Lssg. 3i3A 1shtssnn essss
mn. 10 hostess y ~ rssulax 1s!sng ~
~ Fort Armstruag cAapa9. p. =. y
Yieid day e1erc4sss viii - hsso . NJ
villa - ChantAl.
TnCiU Pan-Hsaisnid nmeossee nss
lnnchssar nsetlns q Tsssnss Gsfdsass pss'
MONDAY.
Mn. :. nsed Lans. lo17 Aie1lsaS0a ~,
nus. Dsveupoft. ensertaaoa y pse-1uDa.s
dfuusr fur Mis- Catherine 1efrnAu eoa
Joha D. ehuir.
TUESDAY.
Tri.Cisy olst0h0od Of Tsmple 1nsnoAa'
Amoo CsiArun spring cssU0ontA.
~ suxsnne Davis and NJ. and 1rs.
victor eubolt entertain st dancing parry
q r. Rock Island Arssnsl COLI canD aof
~ CsfheE1ne NsrshaIi and John enusef.
"WEDNESDAY.
Mars,rst Gilss circle. kings Dsusns''
Anrustsps Endowment Fund society
With Mn. r. D. searls Of $3.50 seventn
svsnue.
THURSDAY.
shu,er.Mar sbali wedding Of BROADWAY
! Presbyterian church. $3.50.
In-His. Name circle. Kings Daughsers
! annual outing at the home OF NE :.
Fred Brown, 1927 Twenty-seventn seee'
| Friday.
| Rock Island chapter. No. 269. o. 4. ).
| House committee Of Bethany Home M
nss1aG.
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Miss Adkins EntertalnS

Miss Mary E. Adkins, president
OF the local association Of Univers-
ity women in giving a o'clock
luncheon this noon at the Y. w. c.
A. for the new and retiring officers
and committee members Of COM
mitteeS
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-28
villa Class Play June &.

The senior clsss of Villa de
Chantal will present its play. ''She
Stops to Conquer" at the Illinois
theatre on Monday evening. June 6,
at S:15. Tickets are on sale at
Schlegel's, Hartz' and Foley's drug
stores, the Peoples Power COM
pany, Montgomery & Campbell and
the Boston shoe store.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-28
Mohassan Caldron Ceremonial.

Mohassan caldron of Davenport
celebrated its spring ceremonial
with much festivity last evening at
the Masonic temple and Turner
hall. The banquet was served at
the temple in a very deliberately
decorated hall, where some five
hundred people were served. Wait
resses. members Of the dining room
committee, were arrayed in jap
anese costumes and all the decora-
lions in the banquet hall carried
out the japanese atmosphere. The
grotto orchestra furnished a must
cal program during the banquet.
! A line of march led by two candi-
dates leading goats started for the
Turner hall. where the stunts and
the ceremonial took place. Fifty
candidates. were initiated. Amoo
caldron members were guests.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-28

and Mr.. O. H.; connsli Of
sYt1y Twelfth strsst, announce the
1rfagemsnt and approaching mar
flSee Of thar elder daughter. Miss
GueooIa. 70 John 8. Kitulsen, son
ri RI. ana Mrs. Edward Kittilsen.
6efnterly OF this city, and now re-
6f6I1g ct 2s03 Sixteenth avenue,
11a1sne, The wedding will be .
1u6o ceremony.
18th young people are well
ik1ovu In Rock Island. The bride
IA graduate OF the local high
seckhN. and has been Q teacher IN
IT, public schools for several
y@afS the past year at Irving
1hool, Mr.. Kittilsen also gradu-
dtHd from the local high school and
GD1nt some time in the service.
Thursday evening the Irving
rchool teachers honored Miss Con-
ueil at the first OF several pre-nup-
tlel courtesies when they enter
tained Il the home of Miss Maude
Graham, 1882 Tweuty-fisth avenue
Tho evening was spent with music
sames and contests. Miss Florence
Morrison, Miss Ruth Kinsey and
Miss Zelma Richardson were the
prize winners. The decorations IN
the rooms carried out the pink and
blue color scheme, sweetpeas, roses
and peonies being the flowers used
a delicious two COURSE tray lunch
con was served, in which the color'
wer0 suggested. Miss Leonori
Witherspoon presented Miss Con
! nell with a handsome cut glass
vase. The Misses Hazel Sandersol
md DOresta Paulsen dressed II
dainty dresses in the bridal shades
served. Miss Florence Jones, who
leaving the Irving building, wa
"a honored guest at the affair.
This afternoon Mrs. A. H. Har
meier OF 1920 Main street, Daven
port, is entertaining in Miss Con
nells honor.
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Present Play June 8.

The Booster Sunday school class
of the Centenary Methodist church
will present a play, THE Minister'S
Wife, in the entertainment rooms
of the church on Friday evening,
June 3. The cast of characters will
be announced later.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-28
Class SURPRISES Mr.. Giles

William Giles of 1882 Fourteenth
and-a-half street, were pleasantly
surprised at his home last evening
by the members of the Brotherhood
class Of the First Baptist church,
who came Unexpectedly to help him
celebrate his 25th birthday ami
versary. Miss Mabel Arnell gave
several readings and Rev. J. Clarke
Granger, teacher of the class, pre-
scented Mr.. Giles with a handsome
leather pocket book. Mrs. A. W.
Giles served refreshments and the
evening was spent very Informally.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-28
CORDOVA
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
Cordova, ILL.,, May 28.-Tuesday
evening the high school boys gave
a weinie roast at the Rocks, near
Jamea Howard farm. The high
school girls and the eighth grad
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-28

Members Of patriotic orgsuixa-
lions are asked to meet at Memo
rial hall tomorrow At 1880 to make
up the bouquets TOR Decoration
dax
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Courtesy for Mrs. Hubbard.

Mrs. Emma Sheesley OF 1882 For
ty-f0urth street entertained at a
very delightful party given in hon
OF Mrs. Frank Louella Hubbard Of
Chicago, yesterday afternoon. The
afternoon was spent informally,
the ladies sewing apd chatting. A
delicious luncheon was served at
4 O'Clock with covers laid for IL
guests. Peonies and bridal wreaths
were attractively used on the ia
BILE, Mrs. Anna Cosner is enter
tanning at a card party for Mrs
Hubbard this afternoon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-28
Take Hike Monday.

The outing club Of the Y. W. C..
A., and the Blue Triangle clud are
taking a hike to Devils Glen Mon
day afternoon. Those desiring to
join the party are to meet at the
association at O'Clock, and bring
lunch with them.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-28
Opera Study Club.

Mrs. w. H. Breedlove of 1856
Thirtieth street, Moline. was a
charming hostess to the Opera
Study club at her home yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. e. +. Ekblad had
charge of the program and Mrs.
A. B. Mcintyre gave very inter-
esting paper on Hungarian Mus
ic." A paper was read on Franz
Lisxt and his. various compositions
by Mrs. Harriet Hemenway, and
Mrs. L. A. Murray gave an interest,"
ing talk on English, Scotch, Irish
and Welsh songs. A group Of Irish
songs were sung by Mrs. Fred
Soper of this city and Mrs. ]. M.
Cleaver gave Irish songs. A
Welsh song, sung in the native
tongue, was given by Mrs. 8. ].
NyQuist of Rock Island. The Ger
man National airs were discussed
by Mrs. Il. T. White who sang sew
eral songs in German. Mrs. Ekblad
sang IA Marseillaise" and Mrs
Pierce sang several Spanish songs
y A very interesting talk on Nor
wegian songs was given by Mrs.
q. I4Augman and several Norwegian
songs were favored by Mrs. Cleav
~ or. Miss Carol Cleaver gave Swed
ish songs and Miss Adelia Leonar,
sang water Sprites." All member
OF the club Joined in singing tn
"Star Spangled Banner" at tn
close Of the program. Mrs. Breed
love had her home attractiveiy dec
GRATED with spring flowers an
served delicious refreshments 9
tho close Of the meeting.
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pre.Nunt;al for M;ss knAerson

Mrs. Olof Grafstrom of 831 For
ty-fourth street. Rock Island, will
entertain for Miss Amy Anderson,
whose marriage to Wilbur Palm
quist will be q June event on We'd
nesday evening, June l.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-28
Mothers Club Honors Teachers.

The Mothers club Of Longfellow
school entertained at a very de-
lightful party for the teachers OF
the school last evening in the gym
nasium of Longfellow. A delicious
dinner was served at 6 o'clock with
covers being laid for Is guests. A
large basket OF pink and white
flowers were used on the table and
the place cards and tokens carried
out the pink and white color
scheme. Miss Sue c. Lee. pri-
mary teacher. was guest Of honor,
as she is leaving soon for Califor-
mia, where she will spend one year.
Miss Lee was presented with a
gold ever-sharp pencil engraved to
match the gold fountain pen given
by the teachers. Music and games
were enjoyed following the dinner.
The get-together meeting is becom-
ing an annual affair and is looked
forward to as fitting climax for
the years activities.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-28
EDWofth League Picnic.

The Seven Epworth leagues of
Rock Island, Moline, East Moline,
Milan, Davenport and Silvis Metho-
dist churches were represented at
the picnic held at the First Metho-
dist church last evening. Plans
were made to hold the affair at
Long View park in the form of an
all-day outing, but weather condi-
tons made it necessary to change
the plans. Some two hundred peo-
pie enjoyed the picnic supper
served picnic style at the long
tables. A miscellaneous program
was enjoyed with each league put
ting on a stunt. Davenport had 81
representatives. Miss Hazel Rust
had charge Of the games and con-
tests which followed. Richard j
Ramser was in charge of the affair
and was assisted by Leslie Flood
Rock Island; Earl HAT, Carl Mel.
son, Miss Rose Edgers, Moline
Earl Walker, Davenport; Mis-
Hilma Anderson, East Moline ant
Mrs. Raymond Walker of Milan.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-28
Arrange for Ice Cream Social.

The Senior Christian Endeavor
OF Cleland Presbyterian church held
it, monthly business meeting at
the church last evening. At the
business session plans were made
for sponsoring an ice cream So
ciAble on June 10. Charles Rosen-
thai was appointed delegate to the
Young Peoples conference at Sterl-
ing to be held next month. A de-
lightful social hour was enjoyed
and refreshments were served at
the close Of the meeting.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-28
Surprise Party ON Miss Doll

A company Of friends OF Miss
Helen Doll OF 4406 Fourteenth ave-
nue. gave surprise party last ev-
ening in her honor. Thirty-fiye
boy and girl friends spent the ev-
ening having a good time with
games. dancing and music. Dam
ty refreshments were served late
In the evening.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-28
Hostess to Missionary Society,

Miss Emily Freeman of 1911 Six
teenth street. was hostess to the
ladies' missionary society OF Gen.
trail Presbyterian church yesterday
afternoon. Devotionals, led by
Mrs. 4. A. Zeigler. opened the
meeting and the remainder of the
afternoon was devoted to the mis-
sionary lesson. Mrs. W, N. Phillips
spoke on Spanish Speaking People
in America" and was assisted by
Mrs. p. C. Simmons and Mrs, Frank
DOMAIN who gave short talks on the
topic, Latin America" A report
on the sale Of Chinese stamps was
given BY Mrs.. c. o. Grimm and Il
allowed that the sAle had netted
sass In the last month. Mas
Alexander gave q very pretty vocal
number at the close Of tho pro
gram. Miss Effe BARGE assisted
Miss Freeman In serving and or
June ~ the society will meet with
Mrs. Bart SchAifer Of see Four.
tesuth-and-aaha9 street
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-28
Mission Society Meets.

Mrs. s. C.. Taylor Of 908 Twen-
tieth street entertained the wom-
ans missionary society Of Broad
way Presbyterian church yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. J. A. Seavers and
Mrs. Hervey Curtis had charge Of
the missionary study. "The Near
East" and the home topic, Span
ish Speaking People in America"
was discussed by Mrs. John Nc
Gown Stevenson. Miss Ella Zahn
gave an excellent piano selection
and the remainder Of the afternoon
was devoted to sociability. Re-
Treatments were served by the hos
tess at the close Of the session.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-28
Aid. Coffee Is Success.

The coffee at Mrs. John Spilger's
home at S11 Third avenue, sponsor
ed by the ladies' aid society OF Me-
mortal Christian church Thursday
afternoon was one Of the most de-
lightful affairs given by the aid this
season. Some forty-five ladies called
and a program was given during the
afternoon. Miss Gladys Steele gave
a reading, THE Ladies' AID and
also MRS. AS Newspaper Troubles
in response to the encore. Piano
numbers given by Miss Edith Flick
we're "Sextet" from Lucia, Thine
Own" and Flower of Roses" AT
Dawning" and Danny Boy" were
the numbers given by Mrs. Nellie
Alsup. Miss Sara Sampson favored
with vocal solos. Assistant hos
tesses were Mrs. ]. B. Jones, Mrs
william Cameron, Mrs. Ben Will
hite, Mrs. C. E. Stephenson, Mrs
r. Bollman. Mrs. r. e. Dean pre-
sided at the candy booth and Mrs
G. w. Cox had charge OF the sale OF
cakes. About $50 was realized from
the affair. Mrs. ]. H. Nichols OF
1109 Second avenue. will entertain
the society on Thursday afternoon
June 2.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-28
Primary Pupils Give Piaylet,

Primary Pupils Give P1aylet.
The, Primary pupils of Miss Mary
Martins and Miss Edna McCarthy's
classes at Eugene Field school
gave . very pretty little playlet,
"Springtime," for the parents Of the
primary students. Those taking
part In the program were:
Sweet Pea Ladies-Jeanette Gar
dener. Surman HancQ, Irene Up
dixie. Sara Durwitz. Corrine Dear
dorf, Gertrude Thompson, Jane
Bridges. Irene Sairman, Logene
Evans.
Apple Blossoms-Jimmie Barello
Robert Johnston, Clifford Davis,
George Cilluly. Sammy Zabolsky
Raymond Healy. Edward Mart
Llswellyn Gross, Bert Harm, Dan.
lei Brown. Roal Carter.
rairy-Fannie CARRIER.
Butterhy-Clyde Cardwcll.
~ Bee--Jay Gallisath.
Robins-Fred Smith, Raymond
Nelson, Jimmie Lekos. Edwart
Gehoede. Robert Christensen, Jacl
DFiggA Daniel Marck and Franz
CAmpana-
Dfamatixation-~The Three Billy
0oa&S--Donald Rogerson, Jan,
/ H4v. Lester wIllet and Bessi,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-28
Emergency Committee Announced.

An emergency committee is to be
on hand at the biennial to render
first aid whenever needed, Mrs. J.
R.. Tuckis is chairman of the COM
mittee. The members will be in
Red Cross uniforms and two have
been assigned to duty each day. A
special room is to be fitted in the
library building. where the follow
ing will be on duty.
Tuesday, June Mrs. George
Davis and Mrs. J. Paul Duffin.
Wednesday, June 8-Miss Nellie
Swanson and Mrs. Sam Switzer.
Thursday, June 9-Mrs. J. R.
Tuckis and Mrs.~George Perrin.
Friday, June 10-Mrs. J. E.
Clarkson and Mrs. F. W. Bahnsen
Saturday, June 11-Mrs. W. J.
Sweeney and Mrs. r. M. Pearce.
Monday, June 13-Mrs. Walter G
Murphy and Miss Ruth West.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-28
I'll Iindsnsn Scsns
Of Pretty Kings
Daushters' Party

Kings Daughters Of the city.
some one hundred sevsnty-nvs o.
them, enjoysd the beautiful garden
party girsa By the city union yse-
tsrday afternoon Ct the Lindsns'"
the home Of Mrs.. I. 9. White. TIE
beautiful flowers along the drives
and walk-peonies and nass-and
the lovely summer dresses OF the
daughters made . very attractive
scene.
During the hours. from I to .
o'clock, the guests enjoyed solo
dances given on the front lawn BY
Miss Ruth Blakemore and . group
OF her pupils, the Misses Laclile
Carothers, Roselind Fisher. eulah
Ferguson and Mary Hinkfe. Miss
Irma Dorgan OF Davenport also IA
yored with interpretative dances.
; Mrs. A. T. Foster Of Moline. .
member of the state board. Mfs.
Carl Lundberg Of Moline. state sec
rotary. Mrs. ]. d. McKelvey OF MO
line, county president, and Mrs. J.
R. Tuckis Of Rock Island. the CITY
union president, we're guests OF
honor. Delicious ice cream and
| cakes were served from one table
on the front lawn.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-28
Tri. City Festival Chorus Rehearsal

1SCAvesA oAAVA sA~S AsNA~S.- -
The final rehearsals for the Apo
calypso will be held on the follow
ing days:
Monday, s p. m.-Orchestra only.
Tuesday. 1880 p. m.-Music CEN
ter, Davenport. All men.
Wednesday, 1880 p. m.-Augus-
tana gymnasium. Full rehearsal
with orchestra.
Thursday, 7:30 p. m.-Music
center, Davenport. All women.
Friday, 1880 p. m.-Augustana
gymnasium. Full rehearsal with
orchestra.
Sunday, $3.50 p. m.-Augustana
gymnasium. Full rehearsal with
orchestra and solOists.
Tuesday, II a. m.-Augustana
gymnasium. Full rehearsal with
orchestra and sOloists.
Tuesday, $3.50 p. m.-Augustana
gymnasium. Rehearsal Of orches-
ira and soloists only.
Particular attention is called t.
the Wednesday evening rehearsal
at which the composer, Mr.. Calico
will be present.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-28

Rock Island chapter. No. 269. o. f. 5.
House committee OF Bethany Home has
msounG.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-05-06

Jes!ovne, carodejnicke 0 zbojni-
koch, najma 0 Janosikovi, o po-
.Eladoch, povesti strasidelne inc.
X supisu autor pripojil kriticke
.poznamky 0 slovenskych pove-
stiach a bohate indexy Iukazova-
tcle) vecne (motivov a latok, mien
osobnych miestnych). Zakla-
dom tohoto ohromneho ;diela >je
Ispracoyanie starych rukopisnych
sLierok Samuela Reussa a jeho
synov a spolupracovnikov, sbor-
Eiky studuj1cej mladeze Brati-
slave, Levoci a " Stiavnici (iba
lpresovskeho sbornika nemohol po
uzit'). Autor presne skuma, akym
sposobom vydavatelia (J. Fran,
cisci-Rimavsky, A. H. Skultety
P. Dobsinsky) spracovavali ruko-
pisne texty. X tomu pridal sbier,
ky novSie (J. l.. Holubyho'. st. Mi,
Ska, S.. Czambela a inych.) = s..
X jednotlivym povestiam pri.
poiil odkazy IA prislusnd litera
t1ru, niekde i obsirnejsi komen
tar. Uvod i~'poznamky, pfsane pc
Sesky, sa poslovencia.
Ami v jednej slovanskej litera
tire je ME sobrany vsetok mate
rial prozaickych podanf l'udovycl
Y taky ststavny celok, ako diele
prof. Polivku. V svetovych lite
ratnrach majii podobne dielo ibi
fRumuni od &Lazara sainenu: Bas
ntele Romano (Bukurest' 1880
kde vsak sn. iba vyt 'ahy, HE cel'
IteXty, srovnane najma klassi
ck[mi literatnrami, rozsah knih,
je obmedzenI ma povesti a legen
dy.
kniha prof. Pollvku (bude mat
aSi 12O tlacovych harkov) bud
'pyehou slovanskej narodopisne
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-05-06
20 scHoDzE UsTREDNEJ sPRAvY SLOW. L1GY.

{ 8. Icrveneho Kriza. DR.. Poubo-
Va 2riSla Z Bratislavy, kde sa "a
isiada Skola Cerveneho Kriza pre-
-vychovu oSetrovateliek. Sloven.
ska Liga da jeden million kor1n
ma zalozenie teito Skoly. Skola
bude stat asi styri miliony.
Ma odporucanie vysl. DIR. Ste
panka Slov. Liga zahaji sbierku
ga studijnn zakladinu, ktorej
.podpC rovan1 budu ii STUDENT, kto
ri Hrljdu do Ameriky studovat' Z
kraja. Zakladina bola zalozena w
slancoro DIR. Stepankom pred par
mesiacmi.
Ackol 'v@k sch6dza trvala pine
diva dni, toto boly hlavne veci, o
!<torych sd zvacsa pojednavalo
Hrba menSlch zalezitosti bola tie2
vybavena. Rezol1cie vybor nesta-
eli Sostavit'.
Zaujlmava bola zalezitost' tia
ciarne, ktorti 81. L1ga darovala
Mattel Slovenskej. Medzi stroja-
mi je i takF pre- ktorE vraj V Mar
tine nem6zu dostat' dost' elektri-
ckrllo prtidu na pohon. Matica zia
da zamenenie stroja "a mensi. U,
snesen@ bolo, ably 81 to Matica sa,
ma yykonala.
Prltomnl schodze udayajn, IL
bola to jedna najlepslch sch5dz
ia ze odisli nej hodne obodreni k
|praci "a narod. Len ably vydrzali
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-05-06
IVYZVANIE K PREDPLATENIU
INA KNIHU: SLOVENSKA ZEN

Ma poznanie nasho Slovenska
SINE dosial' nemali ziadnej zod-
povedajtlcej knihy. Preto som sd
odhodlal k vydaniu takeho diela,
ktore by zodpovedalo skolam do
kniznic a ma odmenu pre- leps1ch
ziakov. Napnul som vsetky moje
1hmotne silly, ably som mohol Wy
dat illustrovane a popularne die
10: Slovenska Zem, sbornik vlasti-
lvednych prac slovenskych a ces-
Ikych spisovatel 'ov, ktore pod tlac
lusporiadal p. Stanislav Kl1ma, mi
Inistersky tajomnik v Prale. Prvv
Idiel, ktory prave vysiel, obsahuje