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The Coconino sun., 1926-03-12

Tire prices have dropped. Weber
Brothers.
For St. Patrick's day novelties call
at F. E. Brooks store.
If in doubt try The Sun office for
anything you want printed.
Lower prices on the same quality
merchandise at Sid Gassman's.
Tire prices have dropped. Webber
Brothers.
Housewives demand Flagstaff
Dairy products.
Bargains in used cars. Terms. R. E.
Goble Motor Co.
Honest, expert advice on printing
at The Sun office.
For st. Patrick's day novelties call
at F. E. Brooks store.
Mrs. Ed Babbitt returned this week
from Phoenix where she spent cou-
pie of months.
j. A. VanDeren has gone to King
man where he has a position with a
cattle company.
Don't forget that sweet peas ex-
pect to be planted in Flagstaff on st.
Patrick's day in the morning.
Many distinctive styles in Stetson
hats at Sid Gassman's that you can
find nowhere else in Flagstaff.
Among members of Babbitts official
staff on the coast are David Babbitt,
G. J. Babbitt and Dewitt Knox.
Members Of Flagstaff Gun club
who wish may practice tomorrow,
Saturday, afternoon at the traps.
Don't miss the attractive window
display of the latest fad in lovely
waxed flowers. Many other varities
arriving at Gassman's Newsstand and
Gift shop.
County Attorney Frank Harrison
has found getting to his office rather
hard the last few days, the flu trying
to get good rasling hold on him.,
Flagstaff Transfer Co.--Let us fig
ure your drayage and Grating of all
kinds. Office with Tissaw's Electric
shop, phone 395. Fish Bros. 3-13-tf
Miss Rose Dissler of Pueblo, Colo,
arrived on Wednesday to be book
keeper at the Flagstaff Furniture
store. She is living at the Ideal hotel.
Any article in the furniture depart
ment may be purchased by paying 10
per cent down and paying for the
balance in nine monthly payments.
Babbitt Bros. furniture department.
The Powder Puff beauty parlor
was sold this week to Mrs. James r.
Douglass@who will take charge about
the middle Of April, by Mrs. D..
Aungst who has managed it for about
year. Mrs. Aungst will remain with
Mrs. Douglass when the latter takes
over the business, and assist her
through the summer
Members of the Flagstaff Country
club and any others who may be in
terested in joining are notified that
there will be meeting at the Arr
zona Central bank next Tuesday eve
ming, March is, at 7:45, when the an
nual election of officers will be held
and other business relating to the
country club and golf course consid-
ered
The Coconino sun., 1926-03-12

Stetson hats are superior to all
others and the distinctive and indi-
vidual Stetson styles at Sid Gassman's
will please you most.
The Coconino sun., 1926-03-12

Satisfactory lines of art needle
work and novelties for embroidering
at Gassman's Newsstand and Gift
shop.
The Coconino sun., 1926-03-12

Now and then the prince of Wales
travels here and there and rides
horses off and on,
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and went down the corridor to Mr..
Dexter's handsome office.
"Sit down, sit down." he said to
her without looking up. I'll be
ready for you in a minute" He
went on reading his morning mail.
Suddenly the door opened and in
came a large, flushed woman in a
purple suit and a small purple hat
loaded with feathers. Her face was
almost as purple as her clothes.
Mary Rose hardly recognized her as
Mrs Dexter.
Good morning." she said politely
and stood up to go. But Mrs. Dexter
barred her path. She looked her
up and down with angry eyes.
$50 this is the woman! This
she pointed gloved finger at the
shrinking girl. $50 this is the
woman who's trying to break up my
homer
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CANDIDATES TO
ATTEND SESSION
Democratic State Body's
Meeting Wednesday.

Sessions of the Democratic con-
ference will begin at IL a. m. on
Wednesday, with a meeting of the
State central committee at the
Claypool, according to Marshall Will
liams, State secretary. Mrs. A. p.
Flynn, Logansport, will preside over
a luncheon for women district vice
chairmen. q
All State candidates, congress
sional nominees and a number of
party leaders will participate In a
general discussion Of campaign prob
lens in the afternoon.
Harold Bachelor. Indianapolis at
torney, will head the State speak
ers' brueau.
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TO DR.. w. B. Caldwell, Of Mon
tfcel1o. Ill. practicing physician
for At years, 1t seemed cruel that so
many constipated infants and chill
dren had to be kept constantly
stirred up" and half sick by taking
cathartic pills. tablets, salts. calomel
and nasty oils.
While he knew that constipation
was the cause of nearly all children's
little Ills, he did not believe that a
sickening purge or "physic" was
necessary.
In DIR. Ca1dwelps Syrup Pepsin he
discovered a laxative which helps to
establish natural bowel regularity
even ii the, child is chronically con-
stipated. Or. Caldwell's Syrup Pep
sin not only causes a gentle, easy
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cause I do like you that I'm telling
you this" she went on, twisting her
fingers together. Mary Rose told
me something about you"
He started-Mary Rose!
"She told me that you have a
case on her, and that she's been
stringing you along, just for the
fun Of it, Girls do those things.
sometimes"
Her voice trailed off, and she got
down from the desk. ST must go
now. before she comes" she said.
Forgive me for telling on my own
sister, butt couldn't bear to see her
doing this to you. You know She s
engaged to DR.. Fitzroy, don't your"
John Manners shook his head, and
ran his hand across his forehead
When he took it away it was wet
with perspiration.
ooh, yes, been engaged to him fol-
years! Crazy about him. she said
"They expect to be married most
any day.
When Mary Rose came in. five
minutes later, John was not at his
desk.
HE left word that you were tc
take dictation from Mr.. Dexter this
morning" Miss Minnick told her
ut seems that Flossie has the files
department all tangled up, and Sam
Jessup has gone there to try to
straighten things QUIT knew that
crazy kid never could keep things
in order. All she thinks about is
mem"
You forget that you're speaking
to her sister," Mary Rose said with
dignity. II don't like to hear you
say things like that about F'lossie-'
She picked UP her pad and pencil
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dleton explained. "She's going over
to have a bite with Aunt Kenny.
She says you called her a pig, and
she'll never speak to you again"
At that moment Flossie came into
the kitchen. She staggered across
it, and at the door she turned and
looked at Mary Rose.
you'll be sorry for this she
blazed at her. "I'll get even with
you, if it's the last thing ever do!
You watch meI
She was true tp her word.
The next morning she left the
house a half-hour before Mary Rose
did. And when John Manners
opened the door Of his Office at $3.50,
she was there waiting for him,
perched on one corner of his desk
like yellow butterfly.
''You don't like me, do your" she
asked him, when he asked her what
she wanted.
Certainly, I like you. Why
shouldn't II" he asked, wondering
what possessed her to be here at
this hour, cross-questioning him. T
She shook her beautiful head.
mo. you don't like me-" she repeat
ed, and there was a hint of sadness
in the droop of her ripe mouth. She
sighed. -
"I've done. everything could 70
make you like me-but you won't
even notice me. But that doesn't
make any real difference still
think a lot of you"
She raised her blue, innocent look
ing eyes and turned ,their battery
full upon him. He remembered
then. that she had asked him to
take her to lunch, opce or twice.
"And please believe that it's be-
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The names in This story are purely /!
ferring to any particular person. D. ace
REAL THIS FIRST

REAL THIS FIRST
FLOsSIE and MARY ROSE NIL II
1 daaEbeSs are of tive Widowed Fsd'y mothe they
work for the Dexter Automobhe COM
manager mag JOHN \ M sfaiSSsIa and IS in
love with him Because of her feenng
for him, she refuses a rspseaated offer 90, OF
marriage from TON fllZhoi. S00
Office files under MISS MAoE iA5 lal,.1s
She is engaged To- SAN If 'Ff Ss company
HI Hilary r 'n DExTER Mary Rose dis
covers that she is CARRYING on n f Mhsn
ton with Dexter. who's m refT,r5 Detxe er
fe sass home. Later Mary Rose learns rms
that Flossie has a gold VANITY 81. case sh nS
S Wbe nel sh mit scolds Fiossie about it. ossie
says. it's not her fault men s1,. nna s Hee
Manners Manner a away from DORIS HING. an
heiress to whom he's engaged; .s
Is td he tels her so. and explains how he
and Doris HING have drltted INTO ., an
of them. Mary Rose makes up her mlI 10
to forget that she loves him, and 70
be his secretary forever 80 long do si'o
can't be his WIG. -. A.. r1ovtar
abo mlss F Y aei la iazness and quits her
iob when he takes Flossie's part. But
Fosse takes her Job as depar u 70 nea 70
h ftsh her When Alice hints to-, Sam
about the Dexter love affair. Flossie
fires her. hor,a on
daSyn much the worse for drink and
MRS, MIDDLETON. her mother decides N,e
to take her in hand But It's nyea too ia aass;
war staying out until all hours WITH
either MfSe sam SAME or Dexter She coaxes $loo
Of the family savings from her her mo other
for clothes Mary Rose agn nGgeFE lo t Comes
along to help pick it out; sropv
NOW GO ON WITH THE STOhH
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/ t9 9 Gn d ne II HI THE STORY
CHAPTER XXXIV.

"Here's the coat I'd pick out, If L
were buying one" Flossie said,
swaying to her feet and taxing d
gray coat trimmed with silver pralo
from the rack.
She put it on, and went half-danc-
ing across the floor, like a profes-
sional model showing off garment
hips swaying, ankles twinkling IN
their thin silk stockings.
"What a beautiful girl she is! Is
she vo,1r daughter?" the sales wom-
an asked Mrs. Middleton, as Flossie
turned back toward them, her face
~as vivid as a June rose above the
soft gray coat.
Mrs. Middleton swelled with
pride. "She surely is" she an
swered, beaming upon Floss1e. MY
goodness, Flossie, you should have
that coat! l don't really need one
Now, Motherr Mary Rose said
warningly to her. She stepped close
to Mrs Middleton and smoothed
down the collar of the black coat
II saved this money for you, not
for Flossr' she went on, in an ind1g-
nant undertQne. And, anyway,
she's just spent. all Of our savings
on herself! She can get along with
what she las, for a while. Do you
think you like this coat, dear?"'
Mrs. Middleton slowly took it off.
'.I'd like to think about it for
while. I hate to buy anything in
hurry" she murmured. Let's all
go and have a sandwich, and by
that time I'll have made up my
mind"
By the time the three of them had
finished their ham sandwiches and
tea at little. tearoom across the
street from the store, it was five
INMATES to one.
"My stars! My lunch hours just
about Overt" Mary Rose exclaimed,
wiping her lips with her paper nap
kin. "I'u have to scoot back to the
office just as fast as 1 can"
YES, for heavens sake, don't be
latel 1t might make your wonder
full Mr.. Manners angry, and then he
might not kiss you again. Flossie
jibed sarcastically.
Her mother turned surprised eyes
around at her. "Why, Flossie Middle
ton! What's that you're saying to
Mary Rose. ?"
'She got me, all right said
Flossie, with her nose in the air.
and would say no more.
Mary Rose opened her purse, took
out her $50 bill and crushed it into
her mothers hand. Here, NUNS,
dear-and don't dare to come home
without that coat. You see that she
buys it, won't you, Flossie?"
N But Flossie didn't answer. A good
looking man with red hair, who sat
at nearby table, had just dis
covered her presence in the uni
verse, and seemed to be hard
snitten already.
FIossie smiled at him, and as she
left the place, he got up to leave,
too, leaving a dollar bill and half
eaten slab OF lemon pie on the table
in his haste.
And when he lost her in the crowd
out in the street, he felt as if the
sun had gone in, and clouds had
darkened all the sky.
Mary Rose was a half-hour late.
She walked straight into John Man
ners Office and stood before his desk.
Mr.. Manners, I'm sorry I'm late.
I took my mother shopping" she
said to him. not daring to raise her
eyes to his. She hadn't looked at
him all day.
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Mother! lis
Cruel to '@Physiic"
Your Child

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Business Kisses F"
BIZ BEATRICE BURTON
Author of Gloria, The Flapper Wife"
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firm.
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DROWNING INVESTIGATED

BIZ United Press
ANTIOCH, ILL.,, July 13.-Omcials
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terious drowning Of Mrs. d. p.
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Soon after her husband left for his
Office in Chicago, Mrs. Washburn
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KRIM's EXILE ANNOUNCED

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put on a bathing suit and went to
the lake. Finding her bathrobe on
the shore several hours later, search
ers walked over the shallow lake
bottom and found her body. The
water was only five feet deep.
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ITO Be Continued

Does Mary Rose explain to Mrs.
Dexter or does she protect Flossie?
What would you do under similar
circumstances? TOmorrow's install
ment will tell.
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A wonderful concrete town, exclu-
sively for the occupation Of the ma
tives, is springing up near Lagos,
capital Of Nigeria.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-05
VYS1RAHA A VYZVANIE
Cd Generalneho cs. konzulatu.

Behom asi 2-3 posledn!ch me-
siaeov navstiveny bol rad new
yorkskych firiem V oboru obcho-
du realitami, bondami cennymi
papiermi, olejovymi prospektami
atd'. istym p. Hermanom Haber-
ON, ktorF sa predstavoval jako
sekretar international Czecho-
slovak League in Milwaukee a
ndal jako svoju referenciu Chsko-
slovenske vyslanectvo vo Wash
ingtone alebo csl. gen. konzulat V
New Yorku. Menovany nabidal
svoje sluEby ku rozpredaju papie-
row tychto firiem medzi cesko-a-
merickymi krajanmi a po navia-
zani poeiatocnych, stykov mimi
obycajne sa odst 'ahoval, nezane-
chajdc spraynej adresy.
Ponevac Mr.. HI. Haiber je zcela
neznamy jake ceskoslovenskemu
vyslanectvu vo Washingtone, tax
csl. generalnemu konzulatu New
Yorku, ziadam .krajanskn verej-
most, aby' sem laskave sdelila CO.
kol 'vek je jej znamo % menova-
nom.
DR.. Jaroslav Novak,
csl. gen. konzul, 1440 Broadway,
New York, n. Y.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-05
sLovENsKf BIsKUP1 PRfDU.

V Chicagu odbyvat' sa bude V
dnoch 1924. jdna toho roku me-
dzinarodny eucharistioky kongres
ktoreho sa s1castnia katolici z ce-
leho sveta. Kongresny vybor ma
i slovenske oddelenie, ma cele kto-
reho je Msgr. Blahunka. Kazda
dieceza ma tiez svoj slovensky wy
Dor ma cele slov. vyboru clave-
landskej diecezi je Rev. j. M. Lis
cinsky.
Ma kongres Y Chicagu pridu al
siesti slovenski biskupi 20 Slo-
venska, ktori pri tel prilezitosti
ponavstevuj1 vacsie slovenske ko
Ionic v Amerike, tledy al Youngs-
town.
Slovensky eucharisticky kon
gres bude dnoch 81. %. jdna
V skolskej budove na rohu 81. a
Lincoln ullc Chicagu.
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DVAJA TALIANI NASILNE
ODVLIEKLI MLADU zENU

. Vo Warren udal sa nasledovny
vzrusujnci prfpad stredu o pol
noci: L. Lamont Mike Muncie,
dvaja talianski mladenci z War
rem zastavili sa autom ma N. Ma
honing Ave. vo Warren a volali
dive mlade zeny ma raid. Ked' tie
nechcely ist', Taliani ich schytili
a nasilu do auta posadili. Jednou
Mich bola 17-rocna Agnes Heeb-
ler druhou 22-rotna Mrs. Alma
May, nezijica muzom. Obe "a
,caly kricat', pribehol i'm ma po-
moe brat Mayovej, ktory sa pu-
still do Talianov. Jeden mich
chytil revolver a strelil bratovi
mladej zeny do nohy. Kym bola
ruvacka, 17-ro6ne dievca uslo. Po-
streleneho mladika Taliani vyho-
dill 2 auta a jeho sestrou uha-
nall smerom k Youngstown, kde
ma vtaGkov policia CHA.
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SEE POWELL CHCEL
ZADAKOVAT.

Odkedy nasa mestska admin
stracia netancuje tax, ako jej ista
fukcia hra, je zle-nedobre ma I'LL
robi sa vsetko mozne, ably admi-
aistracia mala cim viac neprijem-
nOSti. II
V poslednom case tato fakcia
vel mi pichala do sefa policie, ze
nachee uplatnovat' prohibiciu a
ze sa v meste pacha moe zlocinu.
Toto policajneho ,sefa tax napali-
10, re sa chcel ilradu vzdat' a Ia
ujat' jedno vyhodnf postavenie,
ktore mu bolo pontlkane. Avsak
Powell 81 to rozmyslel, ably sa
nehovorilo, re druha strana mala
pravdu, Powell nezad 'akoval a
vydrzi S administration snad' az
do konca.
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HL'ADAJU MALOMOCNEHO
CINANA v MASON MESTE

Y Clevelande uSiel nemocnice
jeden Chan, ktory je malomocny.
Preto re tato nemoc. je strasna a
chytiava, detektivi pustili sa "a
MIN a vystopovali no do Youngs-
town, kde sa jeho stopy ztratily
Bud sa este tn skrFva, alebo az
usiel do ineho mesta. :
Chan boil v Clevelande v opas
tere jedneho lekara, ktory 81 me-
bol isty, ma jaki chorobu trpi, ale
myslel, ze je to malomocnost'
Preto no wal do nemocnice, kde
vSetci lekari konstatovali malo-
mocnost'. Chan, vediac, ze sa do
stane ma ostrov malomocnych VI
Tichom oceane, kde no caka ,po-
mala smrt', vyuzil civil 'kovej ne
pritomnosti nemocnicnej straze a
usiel. Sn obavy, re sa dostane do
daktorej 6inskej pradelne "a ro-
botnika a prenesie svoju strasnd
1Iemoc ma sta l'udf.
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NESTAaTJE v ssLovENsKEJ
: RoDINE, rs

PAM AKbeta Cerpoch, : {. 100
Adams St, East Youngstown, n1-
padnuta be la minuleho piatku svo,
jim synom Janom, ktory ju ude-
ril po hlaye kyjom, ma konci ze-
leznou cievou opatrenSm. PAM
Cernochova naIchodl sa vo vaz-
nom stave nemocnici.
Mlady Cernoch nachodi sa v O.
krsisnom vazenl. Myslia, re je po-
mateny ma rozume, lebo len pred
rokom Dol prepusteny 2 lstavu
pre- pomatencov Massillon. Pc
svojom cine porezal 81 hrdlo v sa-
movrazedlnom 1mysle. Policajne-
mu sefovi Cunninghamovi udal,
ze MEDIA, co vykonal a re l'utu-
je, ze neurobil "dobrn pracu''.
Cd Cunninghama pytal 81 otravu,
lsieh no tentO viedOl do vaZenla.
Policajny sef Cunningham u
dial, ze mlady Cernoch spachal
Itok ma svoju matku akiste pod
dojmom citania zprav ltoeni-
kovi Toledo, ktory kyjom zabi-
jail zeny. XVI, ktory pouzil Ger
noch ma svojej matke, 81 zvlastne
pripravil. Je to kyj, ktorym sa
lobda bije v baseball hre, lenze
skrateny a ma konci opatreny g.
ineovou 1eleznou cietvou, ma konci
uzavretou. XVI je opatrovany na
policajnej stanici bude pouaity
"a dokaz proti mlademu Cerno-
chovi. H.
Pani Cernochovej prajeme pl-
neho zotavenia tela i duse. Dusa
ju iste Wac bolt, re sa dozila ia
kej odplaty cd syna..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-05

stilcej farnosti to niclcn y Jkol
skom, ale al y sPoloeenskem o.
hi 'ade. Bndova okrem skolskvel
izieb bnae obsahovat al vel kjl
sieh na vydrziavanie divadiel
konccrtov a rozlicnIell shromaz
deni a spoloaanskych vykoncss
Budova hnde stat vel ke penia-
ze. preto bide potrebne al vel
.prace obetovania Banket bnde
tedy sltzit "a vzpruzenie k tejtQ
zvysena.j cinnosti farnikov.
Jubilarny rok zapocatv bude
vlastne w v nedel'u rano pri dYsI~ssE
hei sv. omsi, ktora bude sluzena
ma tento ciel. Banket De vecer o
pol s. hodine v osadnei miestn0-
sti, ktoreho program V kratkosti
ie t'ento:.
Zahajenie americkeq hym1ou
''Star Spangled Banner
ITvitanie, vecera a reel. N
Osadny spevokol zaspieva @.Ic
dalny listok'', Sojka zahn
aaly hery
K.var,e, zaspieva pofanslie,ty
" Moonlight on the lake q okreIn
toho solisti a solistky zaspisrajf
sloyerske travnice a me piesne
Banket zakonceny bude slover
skon hymnon s'He.i. Slovaci
Priatelia osady budil srdecne
printf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-05
,pRAcA sLovENsKtHo Ulf,s
GA MA vYSTAvE oDRkxoy 1
Portret >. Krisinskeho p0vaz0vS
ny "a ;eden najlepsich. 1

V Butler Art Gallery ma Wick
Ave. usporndana je siesta vSroe-
ma vystava maliarskych umelcov
Mahoning doliny. Spolu 80 NJ
melcov vystavuje 1873 obrazov q
meglzi tfmito vynikajl obrazy ma
sho slovenskeho umelca, p. Juraia
L. KriSpinskeho, syna to dObre
znameho narodovca, Andreja Kris
pinskeho brata dvoch knazov,
Rev. Jana Krispinskeho V East
Youngstown a Rev. Jozefa Kris
pinskeho vo Warren.
Pan Juraj Krispinsky vystavn-
je tri obrazy: jeden portret seba
sameho a dive NAL by, pom'enova-
ne "Still life" a Composition
Jeho portret povazovany je "a w
borne prevedenh umeleckd pracn
a vyvolava vel XII pozornost Oh
becenstva. Kazdv navstevnfk si
vslma tohto obrazu. Kritik cd ea-S
sopisu "Vindicator"s pomenoyal
t1to pracu "mimoriadnou jej
pravdiyosti'', co je iste vel Ike n
znania, lebo kritik obycajne. kri-4
tizuje nechvali.
Tesime sa 2, pociateeneho zdara
p. Krispinskeho a prajeme md
skveleho ilspechu jeho umenf.
Nasich ct. eitatel 'ov ale upozor-
nujeme ma jeho prace ziadame,
aby vvstavu hhfne navStivili a po-
tesili sa v ieho pracach. Vystava
potrva "a cely mesiac februar.
Pan Krispinsky je studenton
ma umeleckej skole Notre Dame
university, kde konci posledny
rocnik maliarstva.