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CHAPTER x

have had several talks with Tom.
my about what happened In Berlin.
II was easy, or fairly easy to get at
the facts. II was very much more
difSicult TO ind out what Tommy
thought about Il all.
"But didn't the whole thing strike
you as oddT I asked him.
"Of course II did" said Tommy.
"odd Is hardly the word for Il. II
was simply mad"
"Stili. you went on with II. mean
to say, you didn't try TO clear things
up"
II did nothing else except try to
clear things up" said Tommy. a
kept on trying. told every one
met there'd been q mistake. that
wasn't the man they took me for
but they wouldn't believe me-"
so at last you made up your mind
to take the goods the gods provided,
Q princess and throner
swell. OF course, there was Calyp.
So" said Tommy. II didn't really
think at nrst that had much
chance Of getting her. marrying her,
! mean. Well. I told you how was
feeling about her"
yes. I understand that. But all
the ssme-what TN trying TO get al
IN this: what did you think was
happeningt How did you explain Il
all to yourselfi Did you try TO think
Il outl"
II thought II out all that night"
said Tommy. at least as long rs I
stayed awake. dare say was
awake for as much as an hour or an
hour and a half after I got into bed.
and was thinking hard all the time.
partly about Calypso. Of course.
But"
MOSTLY about Calypso. expect"
swell, you may shy mostly" said
Tommy. "Still. I did think about the
others. Casimir and the king. aud
about the absurd way they were TO
Ing on. insisting that was some one
wasn't and all that"
"And what conclusion did you come
tor How did you explain Il to your
selfr
1T sounds rather absurd" said
Tommy. "and dare say you'il think
me a fool But you know the way
that fellow Casimlr keeps on quot.
ing Shakespeare
Il have heard him do Il and mar
veled."
Evidently he'd read q lot Of
Shakespeare said Tommy. land ad
mired him and all that"
These mid-European peoples"
said, -all admire Shakespeare Inn
mensely. They know him q grea,
deal better than we do.
That's what I'm getting at" said
Tommy. "Casimir admires Shake
speare tremendously. and l dare "a,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-05-21

Lady Cat street corner): l GER
tainly shall cross, officer; I've
every bit as much right on this
street as that truck has.
Officer: Sure you have. lady
but leave me your name and adj
dress before YOU start.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-05-21

It's small world and so often
the man you owe appears while
you are paying cash for gas.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-05-21
LESSON FOR BOYS

n HE boy or girl In school
1 can honor Memorial Day {
by quiet resolution to prove
patriot Of peace. II 10 no
mere figure Of speech to as
sure the high school boy that !
- peace can offer him as true a
- challenge rs war offered to J
~ the doughboy going over the ]
~ top. To see to II that a spirit 4
n Of chivalry from boys toward 4
- girls marks our schoolhouse =
and our town; to keep the :
graduating class clean from :.
Jealous pickering politics; to
insist on fair work In class
and fair play everywhere
win not those opportunities
- for right dealing call out the J
- soldier toner Indeed they ]
~ Will II every family caught !
~ the spirit OF valiant living I
- that marks Memorial Day, :
- should not America witness .
new generation Of fearless .
patriots Of peacef-Youth's {
Companion.
hAA ~ N N m N m m - n I
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-05-21
YMemorial 3
Nas DAY @Y
OBSERVANCE

w PLAT does memorial sig
N.Y. nifyf The answer Is, in men,
" DRY Of our dead or a day to
decorate the graves of those
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-15
VYSTRfHA ROBoTNfKOV
PRED ZADLzENfM

/. 4 t5set d. - r b 4 s. i e.
Pfedseda Medzinarodnej Typo.
grafickej Unie, Lynch a tajomnil;
Hays vydali prehlas k americke-
mu roibotnictvu, ably sa nedalo
svadzat' k naktlpovaniu nepotreb-
nych luksusov ma mesacne spla-
tky'', lebo tym je oberane o svo-
ju slobodu prilezitost' prfst' k
majetku. Ktory robotnik kupuje
-veci ma splatky, ten uz vopred "a
vazuje svoje budQcnosti. zarobe.
ne grose, nasledovne nemoze mimi
tax zachadzat', ako by chcel a
NAL. Taky robotnik otroci nadar-
mo a casto nema ami co do dst po-
lozit lebo musf splacat' automo.
bill, radio, alebo inc luksusy. Ro.
botnik mllsi 81 dat pozor pred
"vysokeho tlaku predavacmi a
'nemorgicovat' svoje -budnce "a
robky, lebo nevie, axe easy pridu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-15

Pani sAlzbeta Vitkovsky, vdo-
va po nebohom Antonovi Vitkov-
skom, zomrela 90. aprila v svojej
domacnosti pod {. GAL Clyde st,
vo veku IS rokoy. Neboha byya-
Ia v Youngstown "a 25 rokov a
bola vseobecne ctena v kruhu svo.
jich znamych a priatel'ov. Zane
chava tn v hlbokom ziali dive Wy.
date dcery, pani Michalovu Husit
a pani L. Earl Gilbertovu, ako a.
dvoje vnticat. Pohrab nebohe.
vypravil slovensky pohrabnickJ
zavod p. Jozefa G. Vascaka dnf
2. maja. Pohrabne obrady previe
dol Rev. Liseinsky v dome smut
ku a v chrame Sv. Cyrilla a Me
thoda. Pochovana bola v Calvar,
cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-15
OsLAvA 35. v1RoGIA MSS.
v PITTSBURGHU

V nedel'm, dna 10. maja v kras-
nej divadelnei dvorane Nixon, !,
Nv Pittsburghu, domace okolite
odbory Narodneho Slovenskeho
Spolku, prftomnosti hlavneho
odboru, ktory prave skoncil svo-
ju roend schodzu, .oslavily 35. w
rocie trvania tohto americkeho
slovenskeho borcu, pioniera, ktory
dial zaklad neskorsie sa utvoriv-
Sim bratskym organizaciam.
u od davna neboli sme svedka-
mi podobnej slovenskej slavnosti,
lebo braly ma nej beast vsetky
bratske organizacic, zastiupene svo
jimi hlavnymi iradnikmi, ol1rem
Penn. SLOW. r. a Gr. X. Jednaty.
Zastiipene boly zensl1e organiza-
Gle. ~ Als
Reprezentovane boly tieto Or
ganizacie: SCI, IKSJ., Mar. jed,
ESZJ., IKSzJ., Kalv. jed, TSJS.,
TSKJS., Bratstvo, zivena, ,Hryat-
ska Zajednica, SLOW. Liga, Sdruz,
ESlov. Novinarov atd'. Teda boil
"vsetci pohromsde. : Kazdy rec
nix recnicka "a svojn organiza-
ciu povedali primeranit rec. Kaz-
Idy sa tesil, radoval z polzroku a
prace, ktorii americkf Slovaci a
Slovenky sdruzeni v bratsko-se-
sterskych organizaciach vykonali
| ma poll svoipomoci, narodnom a
kulturnom. Blahozelali bratskemu
Mar. SLOW. Spolku k jeho 35. w
rociu a odusevnii sa pre- d'alsiu
pracu.
Program Dol pestry. Spieval
spevokol "Slavia' pod riadenfm
p, Fedora Salvu, vyp. redaktora
Mar. Novin tenor p. Anton Hok,
ako al 81. Piatnikova. Slavnost
skoneena bola Z. hod. zapalistou
recou br. FIR. Buryho. IS. HID
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-15
HAsELToN sLoVAK TATRA
SPOLoK.

Jan Bizup, predseda, 1877 Gladstons
Street, City. Stefan Antal, pods|
predseda Box 254 Haselton Sta, City.
Jan Blazo. dStovnik, 1920 Gladstone
St., City. Jan Basista. pokladnik, 1O1'
Haseltine Ave-, City. Jozef Kacenga,
zapisnik, 1859 Gladstone St., City.
Dozorcovia majetku ST: Michal Ko.
Yak, Box 15l Haselton Sta, City. Jan
Fabini, Box l04, Haselton sta, City.
Dozorca chorych: Juraj Hasaj, 119
Columbus Ave, F. Youngstown, 0. =
Martin Rovder, lO5 Columbus Ave-, r.
Youngstown, 9.
Sch6dze vydrziavajd 50 kasid 4. ne.
del'u mesiaci v skole Sv. Alzbety No
North Haseltine Ave. po obede.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-15

Toto elslo ueinilo hlboky DOZEN.
Neskorsie p. Hoh zaspieval ! po.
roznmenim precftenfm Dvora-
kove Biblicke'', dive y originale
"a iednu Y anglickom preklade,
/" Hospodin jest mnl Pastyr. 70
|svojom zavereGnom cfsle prednie-
sol "Pastorella' Cd skladatel "a
Rybu d nielol'lSo slovenskych pie
sni l'udoVych al "Hei zapadaj
|slniecko" v Novakovej 1prave a
"Teeie voda tecie" V nprave prof.
Wiedermanna.
Y ceskych New Yorskych Iii
|stoch" (23. dee. 1924 pisal cd
bornS hudobnik a kritik p. Karel
Leitner nasledujice nasom te-
noristovi.
.Pan Anton Hok, slovutnv slo-
venslSy spevak, docielil vel'keho
l1spechn zvlaste precitenym pred
nesom Dvorakovych "Biblickych
piesni'', do, ktorych vedel vlozit
ond posv;itndst' vyrazu v hlase
|ktor1 nezbytne pozaduji. Veil
kost,' svojho hlasl, ako al svojt
nmelecke schopnosti ukazal '
prednese Handlovej arie "Mes
Isiasa". Neobycajne zanjimavor
bola vianocna piesen "Pastorella
cd stareho eeskeho skladatel' a
Jakuba RyDu (zomrel r. 1850
ktora dycha opravdivou naivno,
nehou pri ospevovani "Jezuliat
ka'. Obzvlaste sa l'nbily piesn'
l'udove: :"Ja som baca vel mi sta
Try ''Hej, zapadaj slniecko"
"Tecie voda, tecie. =
1 PAN Hok koncertuje v Youngs
town " piatok, %. maJa vo Y. M
G.. A. auditoriume ma 2. floor
budovy, ma N. Champion st. pr
Z. Federal st. Mech ziaden Slova1
nezabudne prist pocut' tohto ma.
vacssieho slovenskeho spevaka,)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-15
0POUHvA1.NE REf1RATY AnIE-
.RICKEJ TLA6E o KoNCERTE
p. ANTOltA HOKA.

( sfne,86
@ koncerte slovenskeho tenori-
stu p. Antona Hoka llsporiadanom
spolu prof. Wiedermannom II
new-yorkskej koncertnej sieni
l.Town Hall pise /" "NewiYork
American %. dec. 1924, hndobna
referentka Miss Grena Bennett
takto: "spolocny koncert B. Vie
Idermanna, organistu a Antona
Hoka, tenoristu, Dol llsporiadany
v sobotu vecer Y Town Hall. Oba
sll nadanymi q vel mi vyskoleny-
mi hudobnfk1ni, tesiaci sa vyzna-
nu v syojej vlasti a ktori docielili
pozoruhodneho alspechu v tejto
zemi. IL.
Pan Hok vyznacuie sa dobrym
hlasom, ktory vyborne prejavil
technicky j stylove v Handlovej
arii, Dvorakovych stBiblickych
| Ipiesnach' av skupine sloven
skych piesni narodnych, ako al ,
dieloch inych skladatel'ov.''
"New York Herald d-Tribune'
J (21. dec. 1924 pisal: "Pan Hok
spievajic recitatfv a ariu "Mes
siaSa' vytecne sa predstavil ak
odborny spevak oratorny. Jcht
HAS, pri obcasnom malom zabar
venl kovovom znel mohntne pin,
sirokvm a vrelym t6nom. Vyznac
i MI krasu bolo pozorovat v jeh'
| d 'alsom vystfpeni, ked' prednie
sol Dvorakove "Biblicke', "a kto
rymi nasledovaly l'udove piesne
zapocftajlc jednu, kt6rd upravi
prof. Wiedermann.
"The SUM- (22. dee. 1924
"Mnoho chvalitebneho mono DC
) vedat' Q speve p. Hoka (byv. zia
ka zomrelehos DIR. Carla Dufta,
Zahajujnc sta by newyorksk
j tyzden vianoenej hubby, zaspit
val dobrym hlasom a ,nkaznent
. st 'ou oratorneho slohu dlhe rec
: tativo a ariu "PotcSuite" a "Ka;
: de ndolie' HandlOvho MessiaS
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-15
YOUNGEST. SLOW. NOvINY
DOSTAT Y E. Yo. MA STANKJ

Slovaci v East Youngstown, kto-
ri dosavad' nepredplacaj1 tieto
noviny, mozu 81 ich kupovat kaz-
id1 aobotn ma novinkovom stanku
ma Stop 10, pod mostom Sheet and
Tube Co. Vytisk "a Sc.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-15
no. maja 1925 J

id a TN, ktor dal do Spolku svoj
rod. Jednotlivy i'd platiI ibas $4
d ked zomrel, podiely prestand
chodit'. Ten I'D, ktory dal zapf-
sat svojj rod, ten platil $500 a po
,jcho 'smrti prejde jeho Slenstvo
ma jeho najstarsieho syna atd I,
.dokial' to memo nevymre. Preto
Tudajte memo najstarsieho syna ma
miesto jeho zomreteho otca.
81 Ked' sa 1d odst'ahoval do
ineho mesta, talk jestli viete, ze
kan, pll1 napiste memo mesta, prf-
padne cel6 adresu. Kcd ale ne
|yiete, kan posiel, tax jednodrltho
nanistc: Neviem kan posiel. Ma
pfste to hned' "a jeho menom ma
menoslovnej listine.
~ Ked ma menoslovnej listine
najdete memo ida, 0 ktorom nico.
no neviete, ami sa Q nom Cd dru.
hych nicoho doznat nem6zete
tax naplste "a jeho menom: dplne
neznamy.
vsetlxy opravy a poznamky tire.
ba robit' jedine ma menoslovne!
listine, lebo len tie budu mnou po
slane spo1ku do Trnavy.
! Ked' mate ida, ktoreho mere
ME je ma menoslovnej Jistine, tai
no ma nu napste a $ idanim, Il
| kedy a skrze koho kde stal ss
elenom Spolku. Opravene listiny
mi poslite Gin skor zpiatky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-15
FOzvANIK MA VEL Ky BAL
v HAsELroNE.

Spolok Mar. +. Marie, tislo 1sl
Penpsylvanskej slov. Zen. Kat.
.Jednoty u Haseltone nporiada \
tlto sobotu, 16. maja vel XII ta-
neent1 zabavu \ skolskej miestno-
Isti osady Sv Alzbety, ma ktor1
povolava vsetkyych Slovakov Z me.
sta 4 okolia. Hrat' bude Barada-
|kova orchestra. Vysluhovane bu
d1 vybornf napoje a chutne "a
HUSKY. ze sa dobre zabavfte, te
Vam fllci Vybor zabavy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-15
y
Pdsazns svedectv6 Y 4
dame smluyy, Phone ocen1t 1a a
stayin spravne 4 obstaram kon,
larne potvrdenie. M 81
800 ". Tedsrs] ~, \ sdakcil
YoUNCSTo WHISKY v il 1S
PoDPoRUJuCI sPoLoK
TATRA.

Uradnici: Jozef Martinko, predsed
255 Carlton st., NJ. Dupej, podpredsss
do. Stefan Novotny. dttovnik, 4Oz N.
Myrtle Ave. Andrei Adamko, poklAils
mix, 1884 Oak St. Martin Mnr&n.
sky Frantisek Hudik. doxorcovia.
Sch6dze vydrziavaid % kazdd pSvd
nedel'u mesiaci skole ~. Cyrilla 4
Methoda 2. hod. popoludnf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-15
TRAvICKA UZNATA "a vINNu

Mrs. Martha Wise Mediny, O.,
ktora otravila arsenikom svoju
matku rodicov svojho neboheho
muza, uznata bola porotou "a vim
MI 2 vrazdy prveho stupna. Poro-
ia vsak odpor1ea milost TAX
vrahyna zachranena je cd elektri-
.ckeho stolca. Vrazdila preto, ze
jej branili znovu sa vydat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-15
vRAH POD oBzALoBoU.

John Haefner 2 Kinsman, kto-
ry ohavnym sp6sobom zavrazdil
svoju zenu, rozmliazdiac jej celti
hlavu ma ich farme 25. aprila t. r.,
postaveny bol po tieto dni vel 'ko-
porotou pod obzalobu z vrazdy
prveho stupna v okresnom snde
yo Warren.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-15
FRANCA.

Do Franc1zska prichodi kazde-
no mesiaca 10000 prist 'ahovalcov,
povacsine Ta1ianska, Spanielska
a Portugalska. V niektorych prize
mysloch, zacina sa uz javit mad.
bytOk robotnictva. Remeselnici su
vsak j teraz. tam hl'adani.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-15

Podava: Department Of Labor
Office Of the Secretary.
Washington, ID. G.
KAlNADA.

q provincie Nova Scotia w
vandrovalo mnozstyo stavebnych
.robotnilSov do Spoj. Statov, na-
.sledkom toho panuje tam tera2
nedostatok tychto robotnikov.
Farmari u Ontario proyincii po-
trebujn tiez robotnikov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-15
NEMECKO.

Pocet neZamestnanych v Meme
cku sa stale zmensuje a pocet elm
nych tovarnf zvysuje. Toto sa' me-
novitc cfti v Sasku. V Rynslnl
nezamestnanost' 4 este stale panu-
lie vo vysolsej miere.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-15
Bu LLETIN svATo o-voJfEsSKY
PodAvs RIv. STEFAN Koots, hlavnt jsdnassr
613 North Lakeview Avenue Youngstown, Ohio

g
vdzne upozornenie. Spolok sv.
ma ma tisice ildov v Az
merike. Kol koe TO podam Y bu-.
dilcom sBnlletine" lebo ME som
este hotovy ) opravou clenovslSe-
no menoslovu. Asi tri tisfc 2 tyych-
to iidov boil nv pred valkou ida
mi. Vtedy SINE nemali tol'ko mie-
stnEch jednatel'ov, ako dnes, a
Itiez i nasledkom vojny nastal me-
dzi Adstvom neporiadok, lebo "a
toll roxy mnohi sa poprest 'aho-
vail ma inc miesta a poniektorf
pomreh. Ones vsak, "a pomoci ma
sich miestnych jednatelov svato-
yojtesskych, ideme Y tejto veci IL
robit poriadok, ably Spolols vedel
q kaEdom svojom 1doyi a doru-
eli mn jeho podiel, ma ktory no
opraynujc jeho clenstvo.
0prava menoslovu. Uz davny
cas-, nakol 'ko mi to mole inc po-
vinnosti dovoluj1, pracujem ma
sostavenf spravneho dplneho
menoslovn svitovojtesslych 1dov
Z astftt .,y
Amerile. Tento menoslov je po-
delenv dl'a miestnych jednatel'ov.
Kazdy jednatel' dostane soznam
eli menoslov 1dov, prinalezajti-
cich do jeho jednatel'stva. Memo
SLOW kazdeho jednatel'a opravu-
jem, doplnujem, dl'a zaznamov,
ktore nam iiradovni dl,a tyych
ktore mi Spolok doposlal toho ro-
ku. Ale citin, ze to este nestasf
lebo ami ia, ami sprava Spolku v
Trnave, nepozname kazdeho ida
To ie v moci iba miestnych jedna.
fellow.
Prosba ku nasim jednatel 'om
Kazdemu jednatel'ovi poslem a
to v kratkom case, mnou oprave
ny a doplneny menoslov jeho Il
dow. Preto, mill bratia a spolupra
covniei, svatovojtessl1f jednatelia
proslm Vas 1ctive, ked' dostanett
menoslov svojich ndov, tax no po
zorne prezrite, ' pade potreby a
Wy no opravte a doplnte a taktt
opraveny doplneny menoslov
Vasich idov, poslite mi Go mai
skor zpiatky. Opravy poznamky
.robte jedine na me1oslovnej Ii
sstine a ME v osobitnom fiste. Leb.
len dl'a Vasho, Vami opraveneht
menoslovu al ia este raz opravin
karotkovy soznam vsetkycR lido,
= tiez Vami opraveny menoslo,
pcslem spolku do Trnavy, sby a
v Trnave porobili potrebne opra
Wy. Potion uH m6zeme d1fat', Z,
kazdemu jednatel 'ovi posle Spo
lok v jaseni dostatoeny pocet po
dielov pre- jeho 1dov.
Pokyny pre- jednatel'ov pri 0
prave menoslovu. Ked' budete O
pravovat' a doplnovat' menoslo'
svojich ndov, talk dbajte menovi
te tych vecf, ktore tuna v kratko
sti spomeniem.
u Date pozor ci nemate ME
ktoreho ida diva krat zapisaneh,
v menoslove. Ked' sa mena ndo'
celkom ponasajti jedno ma druht
tax oznacte jednoho ida co mlad
/ sieho a toho druheho co starsieho
Priklad: Jan Dub NIL, a Jan Du1
st.
2 Ked niektory I'D zomrel, tai
1 treba robit rozdiel medzi 1dom
ktory boil zapisany co jednotliy.
-------------
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-15
MADARSkO.

V Mad 'arsku panuje TAXA neza-
mestnanost', re ma kazdych 100
pracovnych miest prihlasuje sa
322 robotnlkov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-15

- Ked' mate krstiny, svadbu,
pohrab, spolkovl, osadn1 slav'
nost', op1ste nam to q zaslite uvs.
remit do nasich nov1n.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-19
Athletic Assn to
Have Strong Quintet

In the high school gym Tuesday
evening, the Gardiner A. A. will
swing into action by placing first
class aggregation on the floor against
the strong D. X. Z. fraternity team
of Colby college. The locals are
sponsored by a group of young col
lege alumni who are DESTROYS of pro-
noting high class basketball team
in the city. A part of the local hoop
team will be made up of the follow
ing: Phil Talbot. Henry Heselton.
Cyk Mckinley and Joe Hickey. Two
other men of proven ability will COM
plete the quintet The latter pair
will be imported from a college at
great expense in order to round out
a we'll balanced and fast combina-
ton.
The Colby Dekes are one Of the
contenders in the interfraternlty
league of Colby and are reported to
have an exceptionally strong team.
The following stars are included In
the lineup: Macomber, Thiel, Roach,
Cooke, Peabody and Goode. All are
experienced basketeers and are sure
to give the fans plenty of action dur
ing the game. Another game Is to be
booked for the evening and after the
games a dance will be held. The
festivities which will include two
basketball games and dance. VIII
start promptly at s O'Clock.
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Interesting Events
For This Week

Several events deserving more
than passing notice are scheduled for
Gardiner and Randolph this COM
ing week. perhaps tho most import
ant to Gardiner people, being the re-
ception and banquet to be rendered
Hon. William Tudor Gardiner in
recognition of his election to the
Speakership of the House. This is
to take place on "Wednesday evening
at Grand Army hall, and the var
ious committees appointed assured
it's complete success. On Tuesday
evening Adjutant- General J. w.
Hanson will speak at the Veto rams
of Foreign War hall in Randolph in
the interests of the formation of a
military company for either Gardi
ner or Randolph. Much interest s
been evinced in this, SO the meeting
should be we'll attended. Two bas
ketball games and a dance will be
in order at the High school gym :
night, also.
The opening nigh: Of the Minstrel
Follies OF the Gardiner Boys club
is the same night of the reception at
G. A. Il. Hall, and the productiol
will be repeated the following night.
On Thursday night Governor Ralph
o. Brewster will be the guest of
honor and speaker at a banquet to
be given at the Randolph NJ. f.
church, at which no doubt there will
be many from Gardiner present.
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Morning Service at the Old South

Communion Sunday was celebrated
yesterday at the Old South Congre-
gationalist church. The sermon was
appropriate to the occasion. The
text was Christ's question to Simon
Peter. recorded in the 21st chapter
of st. John. Lowest thou me?" The
general theme of the sermon was the
character Of Christ. Rev. Mr.. Brad
ford mentioned the scene of Christ's
driving out the money changers from
the temple and wondered what he
might have to say about moderp
business and modern politics were he
to come to earth today Definite
practical application of the theme to
present day service of Christ formed
the peroration.
At the close Of the service the sac
rament of the Lords supper was adj
ministered. A number of selections
by the chorus choir and a solo. Just
for Today" by Miss Audrey Snare.
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Moruan-Pa!mer

A very pretty wedding was solem-
nized at the M. f. parsonage in
Randolph Saturday afternoon at a
i. NJ. when Theresa Palmer and AL
ton f. Morgan were united in mar
riage by Rev. A. f. Leigh. pastor of
the Randolph M. f.. church. The at
PENDANTS were George Morgan, father
OF the groom, and Mrs. Burleish
Morgan. The bride was most be-
cominsly gowned in brown satin and
carried beautiful shower bouquet
OF white carnations. Both young
people have large circle of friends
in Gardiner and Randolph. They will
reside in their new home on Windsor
street, Randolph,
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ject was prayer" He showed u
the solution of the difficulties Of s.
Christian church today lay in paw
He illustrated his theme by old q
new testament illusions. His sefmm
was interesting and inspiring to . hin
degree.
In the evening Rev. McWhcrtsr 4
the Congregational church of Auguah
spoke. His theme was Tho Unss
swerable Argument" He had larn
and very attentive audience. He a
clared Christianity the answer % 4
unanswerabie argument and the -
help for the problems Of today. Bui
morning and evening services VEN
much enjoyed and the assistaics giva
by the ministers much appreciated
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whose savings go directly INTO -
ments on their own homes. .
According to figures complies Y
the Savings Banks Division o. q
American Bankers Association =
1924 savings bank deposits ~
excess of $40, 700.o 100000. . e.
over 1923 Of 100000. oau
as far back as 1912 our sa!ns
bank deposits were Ss,42s.eoo,M..
The per capita Of savings va y.
$50. Today It Is in excess OF ~ y.
We cannot get away from u
fact that the great mass OF the ~ !,
pie of this country are cons.s'
learning their lessons In tnrh. !.
Many forms OF extravasanee y
being INDUCED in. There 10
on every hand. One does MOI
to look far to find inefnciency =
besides the growth Of savings -
and school bank deposits. "
increased investment In lssitln ~
securities. gains In buildine
loan association membersn'p.
tremendous increase in home o. !.
ership. and a host OF eQua'"
This is all tn. result Of are
and indirect educationai
which has intensively been u
ress In the last decade. ,s..A
1t Is Encouraging and slsTsd
to note these Developments, -
mean more happiness for u ~
pie: greater advancement y!
nation.