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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-25

Copyright CHM & Co..
prve vdakyvzdane pshne guvensrom Plymouth kon 1921
slavnost pozvani boil ps
ne ku hosn ka nasedovaa bohozbach PRECEDENT
Abraham Lincoln bo pJm koS prehasl vdakyvzdane naodn
sviatok (r. 1s64) ~.
Charakter kompaktu Prva vec, kora zarazf
Mayflower kompakte je eho genius Tito bohabojn pgri
mova osmel urobit co zaden panovnk aebo satnk
urobil; to jest uvor slobodny Stat. Dale nachod
nom hboka mddrost tom ze stanoyeny zakon ohra
slobody, vkada robena zakonov do rk 1udi kto
rIch najvac tyka Koneene kompakte nachodf
pravedlnost ktoranerob rozdele medz rod bo
hastvo aebo verovyznane .Nektor poll bohatsi nez ni
niekto epsieho rodu nekori ucene viacerf boil spo
ocnost ktor ami neprschal do plgrmskej cirkvi Miles
Standsh prad lie akeho vierovyznana bo tito
mi uda e kaoc alebo protestant, nezname ale vsec do
stall rovnake prava vyhody.
Go pilgrmovia vykonai Praktickou vecou bolo doka
zat spravn udia dopracovat bahobytu bez
dzej pomoc spanielsk francuzski kolons boil usnut
adnu podporu viacere angcke kupecke sanice zaka
paly koona Jamestown by boa zahynula bez podpory Vr
ginia spooenost ale pgrimoyia stall syoch ylasnych
nohach pa svou cestu dopracovali pohodlia bo
hatsva svojou vastnou prcnlvost Toto hospodarke
Wit azstvo urobio ohromny DOZEN Angicku obrao ts
odhodlanych muzov nasm brehom Ked purtani zakla
dali kolonu usadil plgrmskom lzemi nasedoya pill
grimske melody.
Druhou pozoruhodnou bolo usanoyenie oblbenej
eli demokratickej vady Virginia boa demokraticka po
vol bu shromazdenia vynasae zakonov musela pjat
guyernera vyslaneho Angicka Plymouth nen ze vyna
Sal zakony SAM ale 81 vo al svoho guvernea Tato pilgrim
ska demokracia zaozena deaoch obody spravednost
rovnych pray dokazala ze eo ee prakicke dad
uskutocnit ze 81 ich ud va ebo apelovaly eho in
teigentnost.
ch ustanovene bezpatne skoy kazdom meste je dues
aerickm ustanovenm lch presvedcene z crkev ma byt
oddelena Cd vlady 'e dnes ameETickyn presyedce9im
Puritani Puiitani prja ilgrim-
ske sposoby ch onom hoo zaozene slobodne obce
druhym zalozene puritanskej crve ktorej ami kra
bsknp by i'm nerozkazoEal Boil oni muzmi imoradnych
schopnost kori chytro zaoz mocnd prosperuj1cu
spravnu koloniu Massachusetts zsiye Oni zapo6s
vel III pohyb zdpad. TlaeI sa yon do dyocny zalofi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-25
AllERIKA NASA WAsT
knisky Cd WIIIlIAA1A J. LONG. Ieo,eesseG AZ n N;
Vybrane a spracoyane
Youngstownskou Verejnou Knixnicou
so zvlastnym dovolenim firmy CHM & Co.
Prelozil: NJ MRAZ.
Copyright, 1924 by Youngstown Public Library.
Copyright, 1924 by Youngstown Public Library.

Taxa bola cena, ktor hrdinova boil ochotn patit
sobodu aby moh zanechat pre- ako dar Historic No
veho Angcka zaca vrcovanou sebaobetavo ou otcov
matiek k voi ich det'om
Mayflower kompakt. Pilgrmovia zamysl'ali usadh'
Delaware ale divoke very zahnaly ch do ulku pravu
Provincetown Tu prs do tazkost Virginia Company, cd
ktorej mali vsadu vay nemala pravomoc mad
nym dzeim Pgrimoyia tedy nebo pod ziadnou vrchno-
ponevac soboda ktoru hi ladal boa MONA len pod
zakonam rozhod utvorit svou vastn vadu ME vadu
naslia bazne, ko bo stare vady ale vadu zalozen1
troch zakladoch slobod, spravednos demokrace shro
mazd kabine lodi Mayfower napisa ich chyrny
kompakt. r
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-25
TEN OTROCKY OUCH.

Chcagsky tyzdennk ''Nove Casy'' pozastavil sa mad
nasm clankom dina H. ila ktorom bola rec zvyse-
nej ceskosovenskej prst ahovaleckej kyote. ''N c."
vida zvysen cs kvoty bait hlasy naturazovanych
Cechov slovakov ' buddcich volbach nasom aano-
cku 'orockeho ducha preto ze SINE zvysenie kvoty
vyslovilv vd aku a ME = zlost'.
letnych hor1costach zavladne l'ud mi nieen teles
na ale al dusevna lenvost'. Chicagu, ked p kolega
psal jeho posudok, musel tepomer ukazovat vyse 80
upnov lebo ked by bo lepie zamysle bol by plsle
tomu istemu zaveru, ako my. Repubkanskej Wade by
bolo rozhodne epsie vypatlo chyat hlasy zvsenim
zdovskej (ruske alebo talanske kvoty nez ceskoslo
veske ebo Mdov e tn aspo dvaraz to ko, ako Cechov
Slovakov TAX podobne je Talianov Wac Mad arov
je ko ako slovakov. co vidime proklamaci? Ze
kvoty R,ska, Taanska al Mad arska boy snizene, ably
kvota ceskosovenska mohla byt' 1920 zvysena
Me- pane kolega to nebol bat'' ma nase hlasy, ale
zdravy sudok vlady, ku koremu ej istotne dopomohy
nan spomnane vlastnost Cechov Sovakov, totiz, re
skrz skrz demokratick spoil ahliv slci robot
nci re je medz mimi malnko krilninalnkov blbcov
schopnych sebevzvy Keby 81 p kolega prehliado tom
to OIL ade vydann satisku pris ahovaeckI presvedcl
by pavdvosti. konecne name smelost' navrhnut
re zvysenu kvoty ceskosovenske mono dopomohla al
Sov Liga vysanim pravom case schopnych udi ktorf
predosreli rozumne argnenty preco 81 Cesi Slovaci
zasza vyhodnejsej kvoty nez bola urcena Minister OBJ
chodu Hoover velky priatel Cechov Slovakov jeden
tych ktor rozhodova kvotach krain mono tiez po
nil svojho vivu zlepseniu nasej kvoty
teraz tom otrockon duchu. Rozni l'udia maji roz
pochopy tomto predmete. My tvrdme, re ME je
trocke dakovat nieco, nam e dane bez toho aby
mali to narocne pravo. Ceskosovensko ziad
neho prava ocakavat aby Spoene Staty davay pred
nst, vyhody atd akymkolv vek sp6sobom Prist ahovae
cka oazka e cisto amercka otazka Len Spo Staty mo-
su rozhodova koho tn chc koho ME- Japonci brucha
parajd cd zost ze sd tn ME prpds ami ale to i'm nepo
aze Ceskosoyenska repubka by 81 tez vyprosila ably
lei daktor narod rozkazova ako ma pris ahovaleck O.
tazku riesit' Tedy nemajme zos' ma repubkansku Via
dn preto, ze jednych pusti Wac druhych menej
Nada al tax renala sova pri tohto zakona Bo
70 konares zakon vyniesol Syniesol no tener led
nohlasne ma ziadost ceho americkeho naroda enovite
IA Aadost robotnfckych uni Amerckej Lege patriot
ckych nabozenskych inych organzaci Prezdent mlse
zskon podpisat ked 81 neehcel znep,ate eey narod
(Dokonsenis ~ 3 strsnsl s.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-25


Peter Mnut kupuje ndanov
vemeso New York toj Cena nekol granatov,
perkov
bola dana divochm do
TAX ako Peter dArOval granaty inc maGkos
kozsiny lndan chci beych
co zaapreztost vol'nemu kupenu
boly celkom spokone kdpou.
, 1924-04-19
EDITORIAL.

In the present issue there is repro.
duced from the Barbados, B. w. |. Agri-
cultural Reporter, certain interesting
notes relative to the creation of an indus
try in cocoanut and castor oil in the
Wiudward Island of St. Lucia, At out
wis end as we are IN st. Croix to build
" trade or Of some sort to
help advance the island commercially
this matter should gain attention here.
Castor plants could very we'll be planted
on much land here not employed or
available FOR cans growing, an1t the seed
sold in st. Lucia as apparently they in.
tend to establish a large market. 1t
would appear that here is a field for the
enterprise of putting up such a plant
are as in ST. Lucia. This would in our
opinion help the island more than civil
or pon-civil government. With increased
prosperity we open the door for ushering
in ali the progress and benefits that we
would be entitled to and could fully ap-
preciate as the fruits Of our own labors.
1t is quite sure that the Agricultural
Experiment Station could furnish advice
to those interested. The short time
needed for the production of the castor
seed is a great i1ducement to the under.
taking.
, 1924-04-19
Administrators Notice,
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT or TIE VIRGIN ISLANDS
or TIE UNITED STATES. C%qRlS1lAASTED SUB
JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
IN THE MATTER OF THE JOINT Els.
TATE OF EUGENE SCHUSTER. De-
CEASED, AND SURVIVING WIDOW
LOUISE SCHUSTER.

NOTICE is hereby glVen. that LOUISE
SCHUSTER. administrative of the
- above entitled joint estate, having
filed in the District Court Of the Virgin
Islands Of the United States, her final
account Of the administration of the said
estate, the hearing Of the same has been
fixed for SATURDAY THE OATH DAY
OF MAY AID. 1924 at 10 o'clock a. m.
Of that DAY, at the Office of the Judge Of
said Court IN the Town of ChristianSted,
Island If St. Croix. and all persons inter
ested in the said estate are hereby nofi.
fled then and there to appear and show
cause, if any they have, why the said ac-
count should DOT be settled and allowed.
Christiansted, St. Croix. April 18th
1924.
LOUISE SCHUSTER.
Administrative.
, 1924-04-19
KILOGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.

Milan, Italy. April 18th. The possibi'i-
ty of an international duel is foreseen
as the result of a recent incident along
the ItalO-SwisS frontier. A Swiss reki-
ment passing one of the frontier stations
is alleged to have lnsulted It4iy ard the
Fascist Government and Lieut.. Guido
Gavani. Secretary of the Milan Group of
Fascist, has sent a challenge 10 a duel
, 1924-04-19

I shall be greatly obliged if you will con-
vey this information to the planters with
whom your Department comes into con-
tact.
am, Sir.
Yours faithfully,
(Sgd). E. A. WALTERS,
Agricultural Superintendent.
The Director Of Agriculture,
Barbados.
, 1924-04-19

Tomorrow night the Lutheran Church
Choir expects to be at its best. where
thereIl be a Song Service. Here's an
Easter treat for lovers Of music by this
Choir. At the morning service the
Haleluyah Chorus will be rendered. A
cordial invitation is extended to all; morn
ing and evening. Com.
, 1924-04-19
NOTICE.

There will shortly be installed in Cas-
tries, a modern plant for extracting oil
from Casta Seeds and COpra.
The Proprietors will be prepared to pay
three cents per lb. for husked Castor
seed, delivered at the mills and for
Copra delivered on the wharf, Castries,
n pound Q9G per ton above the highest
and lowest price net, obtainable in Lon
don, according to the oil content shown
when tested; this test being the method
adopted in determining the market value
of CoprA in England.
All bags may be reclaimed.
Although the machinery is not yet laid
down, it is des irable to inform those in
t~ereSted in planting castor seed in good
time, as it takes four months to bring
castor oil seed into bearing, from the
date of planting, and now is the best
time Of the year for clearing and burn
ing.
The Agricultural Superintendent re-
Gently had an offer from America of one
cent per ID. for castor seed. The price
offered above is three times this amount.
This local industry will be of special
benefit to peasant proprie(ors and to
planters who want a catch crop to young
~cOcOanuts.
CdSeOI Seeu Is usually plauted b II. Dy
6 TT. giving 1910 trees TO the acre. and
allowing for young cOcoaEuts planted at
30 it. distance, about 1,164 trees per
acre.
The machinery will be of the latest
type. manufactured by one of the largest
makers of oil mill machinery in the
world. and will be in operation about Ju.
ly next.
Any further information may be OBJ
tanned from the under
(Sgd) n. SINGLETON SNIIH.
Castries,
Feb. 1924.
acknowledgements Reporter. March
Is. 1921.
, 1924-04-19

the Native Brass Band will give a SA-
CRED Concert on the wharf on Easter
Sunday evening.
The Iutherane of this town are pre-
pairing to spend a jolly time at their pic
mic on Easter Monday to be held at Est.
Mt. Welcome. The Native Brass Band
will be in attendance.
Monday being Easter Monday. and a
legal holiday. this paper will not be pub.
)ished. We therefore take this 0pp0rtuni-
tY Of wishing our subscribers A JOYOUS
EASTER-TLDE.
A children service with recitations and
special hymns will be held at the Luther
an Church tomorrow at 2 p. m. All are
invited,
The sacred cantata The Lord is Ris
en- will be rendered in the Mora Wan
Church 10 this town tomorrow evening,
and as will be noted from a contribution
in this issue, there will be a song service
in the Lutheran Church also,
The sloop "Mizpah' with mails and
passengers from Sc. Thomas arrived
here at 200 p. m. yesterday.
1t is understood that the 8. 8. Parma
from New York is due in Frederiksted
some time today. Her late arrival is re-
ported due 70 stopping al Bermuda 10
which case it is unlikely that she has any
mail from the States.
, 1924-04-19
LOCAL

We have been asked to mention that
, 1924-04-19
Proposed Production of Castor and
CocOanut Oil in Castrles.
TO THE EDITOR.

= $500
Dear Sir, As it may be of interest to
a number Of your readers. | should be
much obliged if you would be SO good as
to find space in your columns for the fol-
lowing correspondence | nave received
from st. Lucia.
/ am, dear Sir, Yours faithfully,
JOHN R. BOWEL.
Director of Agriculture.
Department of Agriculture.
Bridgetown, March -, 1924,
Agricultural Department,
st. Lucia,
March 4th, 1924.
Dear Sir,-I beg to forward you here
with a notice on the proposed production
of Castor and Cocosnut oil at Castries.
2. | am asked to make known this
information to ne~ighbourIng colonies, and
, 1924-04-19

the Native Brass Band will give a SA-
CRED Concert on the wharf or Easter
Sunday evening.
, 1924-04-19

The sloop "Mizpah" with mails
passengers from Sc. Thomas arr
here at 200 p. m. yesterday.
Evening star., 1924-04-15
GRADE CROSSING BILL
INTRODUCED in HOUSE
Measure Would Empower Commis-
sioners to Authorize Subways
or Viaducts.

Blanket legislation authorizing the
District Commissioners whenever in
their judgment it may be necessary
for the public safety and subject to
appropriations by Congress-" to con-
struct subways or viaducts for the
elimination of grade crossings within
the District is proposed In a bill in
troduced yesterday by Chairman Reed
of the House District committee at the
request of the Commissioners.
This legislation provides, however
that one half of the total cost. shall be
paid by the railroads and the other
half on the prevailing 60-40 proper
tion between the federal and District
governments.
The bill specifically provides fol-
the elimination of three grade cross
! ings-to carry VanBuren, Chestnut
and Varnum streets under or over
the tracks and right of way of the
Metropolitan branch of the b. & O
Railroad Company.
The bill would authorize an ap-
preparation OF 100000. payable sc
per cent from the District revenues
and 40 from the Federal Treasury, to
meet the expense of this particular
grade crossing construction.
Evening star., 1924-04-15
CAMP PUTS WREATH
AT LINCOLN STATUE
Fifty Ninth Anniversary of Assas-
sinatien Marked by Speeches
at Courthouse.
AUXILIARIES ALSO ATTEND
Women Place Flowers With Tokens
From G.. A. r.
AUXILIARIES ALSO ATTEND

Lincoln Camp, No. 2, Sons of Vet
rative service at the statue of Abra-
ham Lincoln in front of the court
house. Wreaths were placed at the.
base of the statue and a brief address
made by III. V. Speelman. register Of
the Treasury. a past commander of
the Sons of Veterans.
Yesterday was the fifty-ninth ami.
versary Of the aSSination of Mr.. Lin
coln who was shot in Ford's Theater.
on 10th street, April II, 1865, by John
Wilkes Booth
A large number of the members of
the camp were in attendance, as well
as delegations from the Warren G..
and the Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent,
No. l. Daughters of Veterans. The
wreaths were presented by Lincoln
Camp and by the two women's or
ganizations. George w. Evans, for
mer disbursing clerk, Interior De-
partment, told of his presence in
Ford's Theater the night of the as
sassination.
Corporal James Tanner, former
commander in chief of the G. A. r
and now register of wills, was an in
terested spectator.
After an invocation by Rev. Sam
uel Croft of Douglas Memorial
Church, Fl. V. Speelman, register of
the United States Treasury. made a
brief address He then placed the
flowers at the base of the statue.
The arrangements for the memorial
service were made by a committee
of Lincoln Camp, composed of Thorn
as Bresnahan, o. A. G. Oehmler and
v. l.. Garrigus.
Evening star., 1924-04-15
2,4OO LAWYERS TO SAIL.

NEW YORK, April 15.-More than
2.40O members of the American Bar
Association have requested steam
ship reservations, association officials
announced for the gathering of
American and Canadian lawyers in
London July 20 as guests of the
British bar.
In addition to the Berengaria
which sails July IL. the Aquitania
and Laconia have been chartered "a
carry American guests. The associa-
ton plans to present the English
hosts with memorial to Blackstone
A committee is to decide the nature
of the memorial
Evening star., 1924-04-15
Ask @,5OO to Rid
Capitol Of Rats,
Mice and Insects

Representative MacGregor of New
York, chairman of the committee ON
accounts, which is the housekeep-
ing committee of the House, yester-
ton which would direct the architect
OF the Capitol to make a contract
for the determination and banish-
ment of insects. mice and rats,
from the Capitol, the House Office
building and the Senate Office
building. at an expenditure not in
excess of $4,000.
He proposes that this amount be
paid in equal shares from the con-
tingent fund of the House and
Senate.
Evening star., 1924-04-15
O.K.'S BASE BALL GAME.
Board Of Trade to Aid in Planning
Marine Event.

A special committee of the Wash
ington Board of Trade was named yes
terday to atterd a luncheon to be given
by Col Robert N. Thompson. April 81
at his home. 1908 18th street north
west, for discussion of plans for a
base ball game May 10 between the
Washington team and team from the
marine base at Quantico, the pro-
ceeds to be used for financing a ma
rine team to the Olympic games
Committees of five also will be re-
quested from the Chamber of Com
merce and the Merchants and Manu-
facturers' Association. The commit
tee from the Board OF Trade is George
Evening star., 1924-04-15
KILLED BY LOCOMOTIVE.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CUMBERLAND, Md, April Is
Charles d. Peters. machinist helper.
Rowlesburg, w. Va, was instantly
killed in being crushed under a loco
motive he was oiling. at NJ and X
Junction shops. The locomotive was
being repaired. and moved while
Peters was under it.
Evening star., 1924-04-15

Pitt, Arthur Carr, Fred Stohlman, DIR.
Frank Gibson and George Miller.
An invitation was ordered extended
to the International Union of Gospel
Missions to hold it's convention here
in 1925. The invitation will be ex-
tended at the request of John S. Ben
nett of the Central Union Mission.
The executive committee also or
dered that the board actively CO.
operate in the cleanup week cam
Evening star., 1924-04-15
paign, and directed that pIostaIs
sent to each member requesting h
cooperation.

There are more than 24,o0lo, 900 tel
ephones in the world, of which the
United States has 5000, 900, or
So per cent, while Europe, with pop
ulation of four times that Of this
country, has but fourth as many
telephones
New Britain herald., 1924-02-02

And il has been lo1 on record by one who knew him Wrll that his smile Was irr' sis'iho. smi'' that could always win him the man or woman tp pom whom h. bestowel ii, Ii Rad H trick Of hreul,ing suddenly upon a lace that in rcpusc was ~istfnl, like sunshine breaking suddenly from a gray sky.
 "l VOW you spoil me" said he. Sh" beamed npon him. Isn't that ihc duty of proper hnStess?"
 Shr sci tho tanksrd on tie laden trar and bore it out with her. When she brought il back replenisicd. and placed it on coiTin.stbol beside him, ht had changed his attitude. but not his mood or thought'ulness. He reused hinscit 10 thank her.
 She ho,ortd near Intil ht had taken pull of brown October.
 "l)o you eo forth this morning."
 "Ay".' he answered. but Nts'ily. as # reduced to hopcl clessnrss. "T'hey told me should find his grace re- turned today. BH they haFe told me thn samr 60 often already that
 llc sighed. and broke off. .,a'ing his doubts Implied. "l sometimes wonder if they but make gamc Of mo,"
 Make game Of you" Horror stressed hrr voice. When the Duke is your frirnd!"
 An. liut that Na8 long ago. And men chang" lingy some times" Then b" east off thr opptes- sion or hi7 possimism. 'Tiut if there's to bc a var. surety there viii he commands ia v.hich 10 employ A gracticed especially one who has rNperoiuc- Of the enemy. rNperi- enc" gained in tho rnpmy's own serv- .rr.' lt was as if he uttered aloud is thoughts.
 Sho irovncd at this
 "1 marvel now. said shn. That you niI be vcHing yourself 1tth such matters"
 ii~ looked al hcr "A man must tvc.' ho explained.
 "I'ut that's no reason wh" he should r0 70 thc ware and Uknlr dir. Hasn't there tccn ,nough c that in your HEc already At your aze a mans mind should b. on other things"
 Al ,ny age .' lf" lsughcd jittle. T am hut tb.ttv-6,-."
 Sire bcfraycd her sIrpfizr. You look more
 I'"rhaps ha,, fred Tnorc. l raEr been very busy.
 Trying 10 rci yourself kfIltd. ijou't il occur 10 y5u that inc time has comc to b. thinking . sorncthing ntsr a"
 fIc gasc he. mHdf* puzzled lanro. frOwnirg 8 rttIa.
 "You m"an 7"
 That it's time yr thought e set ting taking a wife and making X home and a fanily."
 "ESceIiont advice" salH he. stuH laughing on a note of dtris45n that obviously ws.s aimed al himssif. ',ifnd mo lady who is 7-eH endowed and Fct SO little fastidious in her tastes that sFe could make si-ift with such a husband as I should aTord Ter. and the thing is aont.''
 T0HtiHued in our Next Issusy
New Britain herald., 1924-02-02

And although it vas now a full month since his arrival and in all tfat time our gentleman had been iavishly entertained upon the best meat and drink the Paul's Head could offer, yet in all that time there had beer--I repeat--neither mention Of a reckoning. nor question of his means to satisfy it.
 Her housewirely operations being ended at last-after a prolongatton which could be carried 10 TO further lengths-shc overcame her hesita- ton to break in npon his thoughts. which must be gloomy. indeed. if his countenance were a proper index.
 As she addressed him no&. she held in her hand the long pewter morning dranght.
 "Is there alght ye lack for com fort Colonel?"
 He stirred, turned his head. 10 face Ter, and took the pipestem from be- tween his lips.
 Nothing. I thank you" he an- swered. with a gravity that had been growing upon him in the last fort night. 10 oNercloud the earlier good humor of his bearing.
 "What-nothing? The buxom Yirer's ruddy face was creased in an alluring smile. Alnft now she held the tankard. tilting her still golden lead. Not another draught of October before you 20 forth"" she coa Sed him.
 As he looked at her now he smiled
New Britain herald., 1924-02-02

(Wcstinghonse ChicaEo).
Satur.ay

saturday
 G;30 D. m,-- News, financial and final market and sport summary fur nshcd by tho Chicago Journal Of Commorra. United States department of Agriculture and Union Trust com. pany.
 5,jo p. m. -- Children's bedtime story
 : To 7:Sp p. Dinner concert furnished by Giydp Docrr's orchcstrs and Josks Dci'aharH's orchestra from the Congress hotel.
 70 S:5s D, m.--Musical program: Janet Abernrthy. soprano. i3arton lischmann, pianist. The Indiana mal" quartet. U. Paul Smith, first tcnor D. F. lSistlrr. second tenor. M IL. Mauuardi, baritone. \. N. llagbprg. basso.
 IIerb Iintz and sallie Menkcs, sc- aompanists.
 a.o5 D. m.--"L nder tho E,ening lamp
 io to . s. m. Midnight Revue to be broadcas, rom thc kYNW studio in the Coagrcss hotci. 
 sunday
 ii a. m.--Ccntral Church scr'ice broadcast from Orchestra Hall, Chi- caso.
 p. r. r. Shannon, pastor. Musical program.
 $50 D. in.- Excerpts rom the New Tests ment -an American Transla- ton by Prof. F. J. Goodspccd, read by William Ziegler Sourse. Special mus.oal program. The speaker of the evening Uill be Dr. Arthur r. Holmes.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-02
DERospA LEADS THE WAY

New Orleans, Feb. 2.-The Audley Farms bay gelding Deronda showed greatly improved form yesterday aft ernoon when he easily carried off the money in the Southland purse for three -year-olds over the mile course. The son of yulcain and Autumn II, with Stutts in the saddle, had the po- sjtion on the rail and was not affected by the bad start. He ran well up with the leaders and came home three lengths in front of Henry VI. Dietz, the odds-on favorite. The winner was an outsider at I2 to l.