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Evening star., 1925-08-30
Vienna Forms Welcome Club.
Correspondence of the Associated Press.

VIENNA, July 3l.-An organiza
ton known as the welcome to Aus
tria Club has been formed under the
patronage of DIR. Michael Hainsch
the President of the Austrian Repub
lie. The members make it their task
to receive foreigners coming to Aus
tria, to show them about the town
arrange social meetings and act ar
interpreter for them. The federal
chancellor. all ministers and the cap.
tain-generals OF the provinces are
honorary presidents of the club. The
club will consider it rs duty to ren
der the stay of foreigners in Austria
as pleasant as possible.
Evening star., 1925-08-30
PARK CONCERTS LISTED.
Series for Coming Week, Begin.
ming Tomorrow. Announced.

The director of public buildings and
public parks has announced the fol-
lowing park concerts for the week
beginning tomorrow on dates given,
7:30 to 8 pm:
Monday, Logan Park, Fourteenth
street between v and w, Anacostia.
Army Band; Mcmillan Park, First
and Bryant streets, Marine Band;
Tuesday. residence 1922 Michigan
avenue, Twelfth and Shepherd streets
northeast, Navy Band; Thursday,
Judiciary Park. Fifth and Z streets,
Army Music School Band; Sylvan
Theater. Monument grounds, Marine
Band; Friday, residence 10 Vermont
avenue, Tenth and U streets, Com
munity Civic Band; Saturday, Sylvan
Theater, Monument grounds, Army
Band.
Evening star., 1925-08-30
Irish Republicans May Not Vote.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
DUBLIN, August 6.-Eamon De
Valera and the Republican party exec
utive committee have issued notice
to party electors to abstain from vot-
ing or taking part in the Free State
elections in September. At that time
10 members of the Senate are TO be
elected
Evening star., 1925-08-30

Here your opportunity to buy really fine player at
great saving. The standard price of the Auto-piano
is s625. Only because Of the most unusual circum-
stances, the remodeng of building and the taking
of the Auto-piano agency, permitted to sell
such instrument at price far below regular. We
urge you to your piano possible. The
number is limited. Do not wait until it is too late.
Evening star., 1925-08-30
Buy Now and Save s13

The Auto-piano is not ordinary player-piano. With
it you put your own expression into the music
Yes you can actually control the music just an
accomplished musician would Think of what it means
be able to play the most difficult compositions with
the and facility of master. Such piano is
worth far more than $685. But when you can buy 1t
for s493 the opportunity is too good to allow slip by
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-27

Dosavad' sbierka cini $16, 6,770.60
z Youngstown ma sbierku pri-
spell este nasledovni: Po $1.M:
Katarina Ivanik, Juraj Juhas, Ka-
rol Ivanik, julius Ivanik a Jan
Stanislav. Po Soc: Jozef Kolesar,
Juraj Cizmar, Stefan Juraska, Jan
Cintala. Po Csc: Anna Cizmar.
Matej Mikula, Andrej Rusnak.
Spolu (l'ud. strane) $7.75. Sbier-
ku zaslal ia Ligu Rev. Stefan Ko-
els.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-27
oPRAvNENt ZAsTuPCOvIA
NA8IOH NOVfN.

Nasledovni panovia opravneni
sn prijimat' predplatky a dop1at.
ky ma nase noviny:
Jozef Maruskin, 2678 Hunter
Ave. (koleKtor).
Jozef Nartinko. krajcirsky or
chodnik, % North Watt st.
S. M. Koval, obchodnk, 9N
Parkman ST., Warren, Ohio.
Harry Lautman, obchodnik, a.
Short ST., East Youngstown.
Michal Rovnak, r. +. d. No. 2.
Newton Falls, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-27

-.....
tom, ably SINE dosiahli ciel'a. Te-
dy name 1lapomahat tych, co po
tel sprAvnej ceste kracajn, totiz
tie slovenske strany, ktorych
vieme, ze j doteraz bojovaly "a
napravu slovenskych pomerov, "a
rovnopravnost' nasich rodakov.
Name ich podporovat' citom
hmotne. Menovite treba vediet'
ze. vol'by vycerpaly mnoho hmot-
pych prostriedkov a ze sa mnohl
vyslanci uz co kandidati museli
znacne zadlzit'. Preto Vybor Vo-
lebneho Fondu po dobrom uvaze-
nj veci uzavrel, ze predlzi sbier-
ky na Volebny Fond do Is. decem
bra tohto roku. Vol 'ba jedneho
vyslanca stala priemerne po 25,-
600 Kcs a rozumie sa, al II kan
didati, ktori neboli vyvoleni, mali
iste trovy. Nuz poratajte 81 a IL
vidite, re na priklad desat' vy-I
slancov malo prinajmenej stvrt'
miliona trov. Vieme, re niekto-
rym nasim l'ud 'om Amerike zda
sa to al ohromnou sumou, ked 'ze
hlasovanie dialo sa po obciach
tax nebolo treba svazat' osobit-
::nymi vlakmi okrem toho IA sta
povozoch .yolicov do okresneho
mesta a zaopatrit' ich tam ranaj-
kami, obedom, alebo>i vecerou, "a
llo to byvalo predtym. !.
! Ale i teraz bolo Streba sriad o.
vat shromazdenia, ma ktore pri-
chodili l'udia oblci niekderpat !,
az osem hodin cesty vzdialenycb.
Tedy museli sa doviezt'. Lebo ist
ma shromazdenie pesky pat ho-
| din, zabavit' sd V patriynom me-
ste tri hodiny"a navracat' sa do
NOV zas "a pat hodin, to .zname-
ma, byt' stale na nohach "a tri-
mast hodin, tomto case je Via"
ako od svitu do mraku, ale cd
i noel do noel. Nuz ma kazde take
! shromazdenie museli l'udia pri-
chodit' zelezniciami IA vozoctl.
''Jedni ovsem neratali 81 "a povoz
mic, ale chudobnf gazda zavse ne
moze lst ami ma jednodenn1 cestu
len tax IA vlastne trovy pre- seba,
pre- koniky ziada nahradu.
| Jednym slovom, nase sloven.
skt politicke strany, to jest icl,
vyslanci, nacelnici vybornici
!, maju pine hlavy bolesti, ako 20.
} platit' tie trovy Povcdacky c
/ tom, ze we'd vraj medzi clcnmi,
: L 'udovej Narodnej Strany na
chadzaj1 sd bohati l'udia, nui
j., mech vraj ii obetujl, su skutocne
h len klebety. Prave V tychto stra
i mach MET bohacov. A tie klebets
+ rozsirili prave nacelnfci protiv'
: nych stran, ii, ktori len pri neci
i St%ch obchodoch pozclhkovych pr
el jednom jedinom cukrovare ukra
y dli pre- scba kcs 100000, slo
j. vom sestnast milionov kor1n.
al Znovu dorazne op;itujeme :-sm
ii na prielome ! Treba pracovat' d a
ri lei. Nasi najlepsi l'udia ma Sic
e vcnsku potrebujd teraz vynakl;
D. dat velikii pracu a vel'ke peniaz
,e i ia l'udove spisy, knizky case
j. pisy. ably l'ud Ease neupadol d
II l'ahostajnosti, ale boil poucovan
III ustavicne o vsetkom, co sa do ti
nj ka. Preto potreby sn este znacnt
D. vacSie, nez naSi bratia stare
" vlasti vladzu znasat'. NM pr
II spcjmc in pomocou!!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-27
Drobne ohlasky
zENIT sA CHUE

'Poriadny 30-roeny lnladik. Hl'a-
da 81 poriadne, vzdelane tn ro-
dene slovenske dieyca. vo veku
25 do 30 rokov. Nabfdky SO I'd
menou fotografii prosim poslat
pod znaekou "Slovak do red.
tohto casopisu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-27

zata, rytieri pod vselijakymi "a
mienkami raz ako pokojni, ale 50
zradou srdci, inokedy ako zjav-
nj nasilnlci so zbrahon ruke IT,
sli sa ma Slavianov. 'Karol' Veil
ky, takzvany svity, fransky kral'
rimsky cisar Cd 768 do 8f4) pod
zamienkou, ze siri krest 'anstyo,
viedol klvave .vojny proti sdsed-
nyym Polabskym Slavianom, Mora
vanom, Cechom Hrvatom okra-
dal kynozil vsetkych. Ale uz ne
zadlho po smrti Karla Vel'keho
asi roku $40 napadal nemecky 4ci-
,sar Ludwig w Vel'ko-Moravsku
drzavu a po nom Arnulf spajal
sa uz tehdajsimi Mad 'armi pro-
ii Slavianom. Kto boil, co boil
tehdajsi Mad 'ari, to dosial' histo-
ria este nevladala. ami dokazat',
mi len objasnit'.
Lebo asi pred dvesto rokmi po-
skladane vymysl 'ane poviestky 0
Arpadovi sn drze falsovanie sku-
tocnosti, tax re i sami triezvejsl
terajsi mad 'arski dejepisci su pre-
svedceni,. re Mad 'ari sn dvana-
stom storoci pred atarmi utekav-
s av Uhorsku ostavsi Kumani. No
cudzinci pchah sa medzi Slayia-
nov ustavicne, a zvlaste medzi
Slovakov. Juhoslaviani boli V tom
|; to OIL 'ade st 'astnejsis Ale Slovaei
i Etrpeli tym ohromne. w Gizela, ba
| vorska knahyna, zena Stefana kra-
Via doviedlassi do kral 'ovskeho do
mu V Budine svojich nemeckych
rytierov. A potom uz "a cele sto-
rocia kde aky Nemec nemal donna
dobrej vyzivy, prisiel ma Slower
sko. TAX sa stale, ze V sedemna
stom storoci bolo ma Slovensku az
Etisic ncmeckych obci Nemci po-
!, zaberali temer vSetko, co vtedy ma
iiSlovensku zvlastnu hodnOtu ma
/ To-: bane. lesy, vody co lepsle
Erole; mesta s1ce pre- obchod prize
|;mysel' i prava ku prevadzaniu
vtchodnych zamestnani. A tax po,
tom Nemci nazakladali 81 na Slo-
vensku nizsich i vysSich skol a
mono len nesmiernej hiizevnato-
sti slovcnskeho l'udu d 'akovat ,
zc Slovensko nestalo sa nemeckou
koloniou. +
! Ale kratko po nemeckom nava
! le zjavila sa mad 'arizacia a TUT
/ Nemci ochotne podporovali. NJ
! pri vSetkFfch nasilenstvach okren
pohranicnych obci, okrem napi
SOY ma hradnIch miestnostiach
; chotarnych stlpoch, zelezniciach
mad 'arizacia nedosiahla svojicl
ciel 'ov. Pravda, ked mas ameri
ckv Glovck tcraZ navStivi SlOven
Sko pocujc na ulici V mcstc(
kach, akO Bystrica, Trnava, Ill
ma, Poprad, Nova Yes, Kosic
J. Observation-Disclosures po mad 'arsk
Il hoyorit' alebo sminkovane dam
J. cky tej reel iista vykriicat' I'd
Ii sa mu, re Slovaci do vojny bo
l. uz vel mi zmad 'arizovani. Ale p
y statistickom preskiimani, ked' b.
y ri sd do povahy vsetky obce Sl'
l. vcnska. vychodi na javo, ze sit
n "a sto rokov pomad 'arcilO sa no,
J. ne slOvenskych obci, ale Ia tc
y cas- poslovencilo sa mad arskyc
l. Obci este yia:. Tcdy neobstojl al
a til veta, re akby mad 'arizacia b.
t. la este par rokov trvala, bolo b
l. SD ccle Slovcnsko uplnc pomad q
r clio. Nebolo to mozne uz pref
/, ze od asi tridsat rokov zacaly 5
. raznc budit' ku narUlntmu pr
nj svcdccniu cclt ycl'ke slovensi
l. krajr.
IL Ale nasa ncvsimavost' opro
% vticrajiicc sd cudzote je est
J. vzdy pol 'utovania hodna.
u No nastava prielom. Rastie p'
l. rozumenie vel 'keho hcsla: Slower
4 sko patri slovakom. Cudzotu m,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-27
URADNf zPRkvY
Slovenskei Lgy ' Amerike.
MA PRIELoME.

" sF
ked' sa priroda obrati k jaru i
Ecd bozie slnko kazdym nasledu-
jii.im dnom vcassie vychodi a me- |
>korsie zapada, a chm dial tymI
vyssie obluky dosahuje ma oblohe
lcpsie a lepsie hreje povrch re.
me: vtedy skoro jedno "a druhym
ozivn1 ia kazdej strani miliony
spiacich konarov; zobudia sa ro.
diny rastlinstva IA patricnom Vi
dieku i byliny vystnpia ohriate,j|
p5dy a kazdym dnom javi sa viac
a Wac kvetov ia nivach i v ha,
ioch, od snazeniek, sedmikrasok
zaruzila az pc ovocne stromy, al
stolist1 ruzu. Il 4
Taky casovy kolobeh, cykfus
jaw sa V slovenskom narode.
Boly slabsie silnejsie jarne. roxy
a konecne jaw sa pozehnane jaro.
Narod mas rozvija sa sviezim po-
vedomlm. Sem-tam prechodia l'ah
Ike snehy, preventive chladne We
try, dazde, niekedy mrazy, ale
vcelku vsetky premeny napoma-
haju rOzvoj.
Ma Sloveils sku vlni sa cujny,
sviczi zivot. Vsetko sa riisa. Hufy
krasnc smysl 'ajGcich mllzov a
zien pristupuju k vernym vodcom,
ku 81 'achetnym rodomilom. Me jc
tych rodomilov mnoho, ale su &C.
Ii l'udia; cell citom, umom v6-
l'ou. A we'd ami vo velikyych naro-
doch ncbyva ia tisice vzornych
l'udi. A pokroku clovecenstva
idc predovsetkym to-, ably II, kto
ri maju West inych, boil naozaj-
stnymi svetlami. Neide pocet
svetal, ale silu, ktoru vyda-
vajii. . 4~, l., t.. 49,.
ked sd clovek zamysli 0 tom
nasom slovenskom narode, vselt
jake city vlnia sa mu srdcom a
vscliiak6 myslienky preletujl mu
hlavou. Zvlaste zchodi cloveku na
um otazka: preco sme taxi zao-
stall? We'd starozitne pamiatky
dokazuju nam, re ma Slovensku
1H asi scdemsto rokov pred Kri-
stom bolo uz IA sta hradkoy, O.
brad Il inychs .stavicb; boly V .iizit
I ku kamenne bronzove nastrojc
palcne hlinene nadoby, pohrobnd
urny; tkanic tkanin a mnohe ine
znaky rozviteho spolocenskeho Ii
vota. Povstaly al otazky, re {
vraj narod, ktory pred 26O0 rok
mi ma Slovcnsku zil, boil slavian
skcho plcmena, ci to boil SIovac
ci ncjakI obchodny narod?
Ale j ma tuto otazku Jest mai
Wac dokazov, re ano, boli to mas
prcdkovia. NuH tedy, preco Sic
vaci ia toll dlhe veky zaosta]
vo vzdelanosti IA svojimi zapad
nymi slisedmi? Ma to nedlh
cas- daju nam spoil 'a,hlive dejin
Slovenskej vzdelanosti spoil 'ahii
VII odpoved' Teraz mozeme le
tol 'ko poznamenat ze narod, ktC
ry nebehal krajiny do krajin
po vlbojoch, po zbojstvach, krj
dczi a vrazdach, ale donna zivil $
4 pol l'nfch iirod q chovy kro,
@kcho statku, nemohol 81 nadobuG
nut tol 'ko zbrani, tol spel
kov, tol'ko pelazi, ako vybojnic
ktori IA sta rokov brali kde :
zacl,stiii nosili domov. Ale al
to ME jc hlavna pricina nasej z;
ostalosti. Pricina je svetohistor
rka. Prez slavianske zeme, a
j na sever od karpatskeho Poht
ria i na jlznn stranu az po ID
- maj. / IA strane juznej "a Duna
" JON az po Stredozemne more va
lirvaly sa hordy cd Vychodu
skradlv, cokol' 'vek IL usadlych sls
vianskych narodov zastihnut' mt
hly; kradly tkaniny, nastrojt
zbrane, nadoby, statok 'udi. d.
morodt obyvatel'stvo nachadzal
fiastocnG ochranu len ma svojic
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-27
RoBoTNfCI, tn JE vAsA
PRfLEzITOST.

Chcete byt' zabezpeceni na sta
robu a pracovat' "a mladi oceli.
arnach a donna pri gazdovstve? !?
Precitajte 81 toto! Zriedkava pri-
lezitost'!
Nam Ia predaj dve fanny, len
6 mil od mesta Youngstown, na
dobrej ceste. Ia II minnt na Ford
Ike ste V robote. Jedna farma ma
30 akrov, dobry dom a budovy,
vsetko zariadenie, 5 krav, 2 kone,
IL osipanych, so k1r, husy, $50
buslov ovsa, s ton sena. Vsetko
hotove, len sa mast 'ahovat' do nej.
Musi byt' predana behom 30 dni.
Cena $500 alebo sa zameni "a
mestsky majetok.
Druha farma je. tiez. 80 akrova,
J. krava, 2 kone, , sosfpahe, krasny
ovocny sad, dobry" dom a budovy,
musi byt' predana do !. januara
"a 81, 300 alebo sa zameni "a NEST
sky majetok.
Toto je zivotna prilezitost pre-
Slovakov, ktori chou robit V
meste a mat farmu, ktorej vyzi-
.iu a zarobla a k tomu ma starobu
! nemuseju sd obavat' biedy. Bu-
dri mat hojny spokojny zivot.
Haste sa VI
JozEFA J. scHRoMoFsKY, :
! =, 707 Dollar Bank b,idova, n"
Youngstown, Ohio.
/ (2O-1D
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-12-03
FRANCE is READY TO
BALK fascist RULE
Troops Prepared to March Into
Poris to PreUent
Coup d'Efat.

Paris.-While the government is
holding troops in readiness near the
capital to march into the city and stop
any attempt at a coup d'etat, Paris
newspapers are warning agitators and
the people to remain calm and to re-
member that revolutionary attempt
such as that of the Fascist and Mus
solini in Italy cannot succeed.
Meanwhile Aristide BRAND was at
tempting to form ministry after that
job had been given up by Senator
Doumer and former Premier Herriot.
M. BRAND accepted the commission
from President Doumergue reluctant
ly. He was asked to organize a gov
eminent Immediately after Painleve's
fall, but after consideration reported
he was unable to do so.
Extremist publications in Paris,
both the far right and the far left,
talk frankly of the possibility of an
attempt at fascist coup in France.
More moderate newspapers warn
against such an effort in more yelled
terms.
The people are apathetic over tie
government crisis. They observe only
that prices are slowly rising, tend
ency which has been continuous since
the war, and they are told by the
newspaper that the franc is falling,
but they observe little personal effect
from the fall
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-12-03
KING CAUSES ROW
AT MITCHELL TRIAL
Quiz Methods Called I'D
Rot" by General.

Washington.-In the most dramatic
clash of the thrill-cramming court-mar-
tial of Col William Mitchell, Brig. Gen.
Edward L. King, member of the
jury Of generals, characterized as
I'D rot the ross-examination
methods used by Representative Frank
Reid of Illinois. NIitchell's civilian
counsel.
In the midst of Reds long cross
examination of Maj. George J. Balm,
a general staff officer on technical sub
jects, General King leaned across the
court table to Col Blanton Winship,
law member of the court, two seats be-
yond, and remarked in low voice that
carried to the press table:
"This IS id rot and ought to be
stopped"
Flaming with wrath, the alert Reid
whipped around instantly and, al
most under the startled generals nose,
shouted:
Il overheard that and l object to
it,
Reddening from embarrassment, but
scowling with anger, General King
barked back:
Il wasn't speaking to you; / was
speaking to the law member of the
court"
We'll, it's not id rot in my mind
or anybody else's, and want that to
go on record" Numbered Reid
A hush fell over the courtroom. The
silence was broken by King, who said
apologetically:
Pm very sorry Mr.. Reid
Somewhat Modified. but still much
aroused, Reid retorted in milder tones !:
Il am little surprised at you, Gen
eral King. This examination may be
tedious to you, but / have a mission to
perform for my client, and I intend
to perform it,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-12-03

The bureau of standards says that
mercury is one of the so-called non
magnetic elements and cannot be mag
netized in the ordinary sense. AS
matter of fact it is "dia magnetic"
and when placed in magnetic field
carries fewer Lines of force" per unit
of area than the space around it. The
effect is very small, and very sensi-
tive apparatus is necessary to measure
1t.
The biological survey says that the
ruffed grouse is the bird which pro-
duces the drumming sound. Partridge
and pheasant are both terms applied
locally to rufed grouse, and in that
sense it may be said that both the
partridge and pheasant produce such
sounds. The ruffed grouse is called
partridge in the North and pheasant in
the South.
How many times a day does my
heart beat?" asks a correspondent
Some days ones heart beats faster
than others. Taking the average
figure of seventy beats per minute,
this makes just over four thousand
beats an hour, hundred thousand a
day, and more than thirty million a
year.
Falster is one of the Danish islands
in the Baltic, which is known as 'the
orchard of Denmark" 1t is fiat, well
watered and richly wooded It's chief
products are hemp corn, sugar beets,
hops, cattle, honey and wax. It's capt
tai is Nykjobing and the population is
81, 900.
The Department of Agriculture is
authority for the statement that a
toad frog will eat 10000 insects, in
Guiding worms, slugs, mosquitoes,
crickets, bugs, plant lice and other
more or less destructive pests, in less
than three months.
Eyes of a ship" is a term applied
to the foremost part of the bow, so
called from the ancient practice which
still obtains the parts of the Mediter-
ranean and elsewhere of painting a
large eye on each side of a vessels
Nul-W6tlCI uS Ctlls CtlIDICll W avert Tie
evil eye
Forests can exist only where there
is GUNNER temperature of so de-
grees and an annual rainfall Of 80
inchus
Folks who go with the crowd are
always just part Of the crowd.-Colo-
RADIO Springs Gazette
An old gentleman said to some girls
who were talking very loud at the
opera, MY dear young ladies, please
talk a little louder; the music makes
such q noise | can't hear half you
! Our Dumb Animals
"How far off is the horizon when
one looks out to scar" The horizon is
about three miles away from the ordi-
nary person viewing it from the beach
From the top of a 1000-foot mountain
it would be over Al miles
Thieves in Berlin purloined the Ten
Commandments. VIII they keep what
they stole?
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-12-03
ALEXANDRA is LAID
TO REST AT WINDSOR
Do1Oager Queen Buried Beside
King Edward VH-Four
Rulers In Cortege.


London.-Dowage Queen Alexan-
dra of England was laid to rest at
Windsor beside the body of her, hus-
band, King Edward VII. The body of
Alexandra, the queen and empress.
played a central part in great state
ceremony which emphasized the power
and might of the empire over which
her husband ruled and her son now
rules.
The crowds had been waiting for
hours for the arrival of the funeral
procession when the first faint strains
of military band were heard. Just
at that moment the north door swung
open and remained open for several
r1inuteS.
Framed in the arch of the door the
onlookers saw a wonderful procession
of guardsmen in tall bearskin hats.
marching in the thickly falling snow
with heads bowed and arms reversed.
Troops in ordinary fiat service caps
and also snow-covered marines, blue
jackets and airmen, all outlined with
snow, were marching in slow time.
Then came a gun carriage with the
coffin covered with the queens own
flag, bearing the leopards of England
and the arms of Denmark. On top
was only floral cross.
Beside it were ten giant grenadiers
the same grenadiers who carried the
coffin at Sandringham and who acted
as the bearers until the end. Behind
the gun carriage was King George,
marching alone
Immediately behind him was the
prince of Wales, also alone. Behind
him were the three kings of Belgium,
Norway and Denmark, with the duke
of York. After that was a great con-
course of crown princes and minor
royalties and relatives of the royal
family.
The procession had taken nearly
three-quarters of an hour from the
chapel royal at ST. James palace to
the abbey, and every step of the way
was marched by the royalties on foot.
In the body of the abbey all the
greatest men of the empire were as
sembled. Prime Minister Baldwin and
Ramsay Macdonald, leader of the OPP
position, came together, wearing the
brilliant uniforms of privy councillors
Former Premiers Asquith, Lloyd
George and Balfour were present
while the chiefs of the army, navy and
air force filed the abbey with splashes
of scarlet, gold, silver and blue, pune
tuated by the deep black of the women
in the congregation
At the door of the &bbey the pro-
cession was met by the archbishop of
Canterbury, who took the lead, fol-
lowed by the magnificentlg clad cler-
gy, singing the first part of the burial
service, 81 am the resurrection and the
life"
The coffin was slid carefully on the
high catafalque and great candles
were lighted at the head and feet and
the services were carried on By the
archbishop and Canon Carnegie.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-12-03
Maj. Gen. Patrick Declares
His Plans We're Ignored

Washington.-In his annual report
Maj. Gen. Mason NJ. Patrick, chief of
the army air service declared that
not one of his recommendations last
year had SO far resulted in tangible
action
The service should be increased to
that recommended by the Lassiter
committee, he said and action should
be taken to give the service the same
status that the marine corps has in
the navy. This recommendation has
been opposed by the War department
and the general staff.
Funds are needed. The report de-
clared, to provide safe-fying equip
ment for existing units and a separate
budget is asked to take care of the
needs of the air service
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-12-03
Ferguson Says He is
Real GoUernor of Texas

New York-The New York Times
in a dispatch from staff CORE
spondent at Austin. Texas, says that
former Gov James e. Ferguson adj
mitted that he, and not his wife, Gov.
Miriam A. Ferguson, is the real gov
ernor of Texas.
The newspaper said he tacitly adj
mitted to newspaper men during a
two hour interview that his wife had
abdicated part of her executive func-
tons to him and that he justified her
in doing so. He said that she had
told the voters during her election
campaign last year that she lacked
experience in statecraft and depended
on him to help her.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-12-03
Frank Lloyd Wright, Noted
Architect, Sued for DiUorce

Chicago.-The romance of Maude
Miriam Noel, noted sculptress, who ten
years ago succeeded Mamah Borthwick
Cheney in the unconventional affec-
tions Of Frank Lloyd Wright, famed
throughout the world as an architect,
has gone on the rocks. She has filed
suit for divorce in Baraboo, Wis.
The sculptress talked of a Mrs. Olga
Milanoff, young Russian, who precipi-
tated the latest episode in the epic of
Frank Lloyd Wright's life. Mrs.
Milanoff, according to Mrs Wright,
came to Taliesen after Mrs. Wright
had left it, in the capacity of a serv-
ant and remained as a sweetheart.