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END OF REPUBLIC
is URGED BY THE
MEXICAN CLERGY
Catholics Set Fire to
Houses of Protestants
Continued from page ~

Diaz, acting archbishop of Mexico,
said in a statement.
Refused Audience to Knights.
The government is encouraged by a
report that President Coolidge refused
to grant an audience to delegation Of
Knights of Columbus, who were in
structed by the Philadelphia conven-
ton to urge Coolidge break off diplo-
matte relations with the Gales govern
ment and lift the arms embargo so
that the clericals, and their reaction
airy allies could secure arms. The
president advised the Knights to state
their case to Secretary Kellogg.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-08-14
TRAPPED SPAR
MINERS FOUND
AFTER 7 DAYS
Discovered Alive $50
Feet Below Surface

SALEM, KY, Aug. 12.-Five miners
who have been entombed in the Zinc
and Spar Company mine near here
since last Thursday night, when a
"slide-in" blocked level $50 feet be-
meath the surface Of the main shaft,
were found alive early today.
One Injured.
All of the men were in fairly good
condition, considering the many days
they have gone without food. George
Capillo, one Of the five, however, was
injured by having been struck on the
back by falling rock the second day
after the slide occurred. 1t was said,
however, that his condition was not
serious.
The rescue was effected when two
of the men, making their way thru
the level which had been choked with
mud, water and rock, saw the light of
lamp carried by one of the rescuers
and called to him.
Trapped 1866 Hours.
The three men then returned to
where the other three men were i'm
prisoned and the six men made their
way to the main shaft. The rescue
was made at 7:10 o'clock this morn
ing. At that hour they had been i'm
prisoned about 155 hours, the slide-in
having occurred at 10 o'clock last
Thursday night.
Besides Capillo, the others rescued
are: Roy James, H. B. Wilson, Ran
dolph Cobb and Harry Watson.
Great joy reigned turnout the min
ing camp when the news was spread
that the men had been brought out
alive. Mothers, sisters. brothers and
relatives rushed to the mine, four
miles west Of here, and great cheer
went up from the crowd.
Happy Reunion.
Relatives of the men who had been
entombed in the mine rushed forward
and a happy reunion followed. Prep
arations were made Immediately by
relatives Of the men to take them
home. Watson showed the spirit of
the men when he announced:
MAKE no arrangements to ride me
home. Give me my mule and I'll get
there"
Recalls Cherry Mine Disaster.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.-only 20
men in American mining history have
been entombed alive longer than the
five men rescued this morning from
the zinc and spar company mine at
Salem, KY, according to bureau of
mine records today.
Whereas, the men at Salem lived
I 1853 hours in the closed mine, 20 men
entombed in Cherry mine, ILL.,, in 1909,
came out alive after 1891 hours. The
number who persisted in Cherry mine
however, totaled more than 200.
1000 Persisted in France.
One man lived thirty days entomb-
ed in the Courieres mine disaster in
France in 1906, after LOO of his fell
low-miners had died, records showed.
This was the longest entombment on
record. He subsisted on scraps Of
food found in the mine.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-08-14
Plutes Lose silverware.

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. Ion the
heels OF the news of the finding Of
the 100000 worth OF missing Van
derbilt jewels, this afternoon came
the report that "vinland," the villa OF
Mrs. Hamilton Dek Twombly. Of New
York, New Jersey and Newport. had
been robbed of $4,000 worth of sill
verware.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-08-14
THE annual session Of the irish La

THE annual session Of the Irish La.
l. Dor Party and Trade Union Con.
gress met this year in Galway on Au-
gust 2 Reports Of its work have
not yet reached us but one Of the
most important resolutions proposed
by the national executive was one ask
ing power to undertake a survey Of
workingclass industrial organizations
in Ireland in order to prepare a
scheme Of industrial reorganization to
make the political and industrial arms
of labor more effective.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-08-14
Estimates U. S. Apple Crop.

WAKEFIELD, Mass, Aug. 1.-THE
country's commercial apple crop was
estimated today at 39,559,0OO barrels
by V. A. Sanders and C. d. Stevens,
government statlsticians. This fore
cast is almost 20 per cent more than
the crop harvested last year and
nearly 80 per cent more than the av.
erage crop Of the last FIVE years.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-08-14
Say Sheffield VIII
Not Return to His
u. S. Post in Mexico
Continued from page y

the United States has essayed to
lecture on the conduct of their in
ternaI affairs are Russia and Mexico,
the former because the workers are
in power and the latter because the
government is supported by the
workers and peasants and has not
aequiesced in the demands of the oil
barons Of the United States or sur
rendered It's sovereignty to the re-
dictionary catholic church.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-08-14
whlttemore Loses Fight.

BALTIMORE, Md, Aug. 12.-Rich-
ard Reese Whittemore lost his last
fight in the state courts this after
noon to escape the hangman's moose
Judge r. M. Stanton of city court
denied his appeal for writ of habeas
corpus.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-08-14

SEND IN YOUR SUB TO THE
DAILY WoRKERI
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-08-14
TELL OF DIRE
need Of help
TO STRIKERS
American Labor Must
Give Much Quickly

WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.--Ben Tile
lett, leader Of the Dockers' Union OF
Britain and representative Of the Brit.
ish Trade Union Congress to Amerl-
can labor, seeking relief funds fop
the million striking miners and the
starving wives and babies is incens-
ed at the claim of Premier Baldwin,
sent to America to prevent success
full gathering Of funds, that the suts
ferlnus Of the miners families were
exaggerated" and they needed ne
help"
100000 Children Suffer.
ats falsehood," said Tillett. This
TACT is that there are approximately
100000 children in England today
who are in actual want We have 81
100000 unemployed, about 100000
Of them being coal miners.
"Our workers bodies are under
nourished; their financial reserves ex-
hausted; their union funds have been
depleted in our effort to combat tha
aggressive tactics of the employers.
Cannot ExaGaerate Situation.
SIT is quite impossible to exagger~
ate the seriousness of the situations
British workers are not only fghhnN
the combined capital of the empiren
but they are facing the cruel, unres
lenting hostility of Tory governs
ment"
Wilkinson Busy In New York.
NEW YORK CITY, Aug. 12.-MisS
Ellen wilkinson, labor party member
Of parliament and chairman OF the
British delegation to gather Ameri.
can relief for the British miners lock-
ed out and striking against wage
cut and longer hours, tells in an i'm
terview of the conditions hoped to-
be relieved by contributions from
American labor 50 that the minera
may carry on to victory.
Children Born Into Poverty.
Practically one-tenth of the Britt
ish population are sufferers" she said
Children are being born in homes
where there is no clothing, and house,
wives are trying to run their homes
on a few dollars week. Debts ara
piling up on all sides. Much OF the
relief being given is in the form OF
loans, so that these poor families
must continue to pay even when the
strike is ended.
THE private funds of the strikers
are gone and the government pro-
vides no help for boys over IA and
children under IL months. We hear
even what has been given is being
cut off. We are spending $4,000 a
week on maternity work alone. 9th
er countries must help us, for we
cannot do the work ourselves"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-06

vazeni a hl'a, sotva minulo ~ ro-
kov, ten isty Srobar svojich by
vulNch vodcov a bojovnikov
Fnazyva vlastizradcami q ich stra-
nu sl'ubuje celou vehemenciou
gniavit' a prenasledovat'
A svojmu slovu al dostal.
v Ziline, 18. augusta 1919 NAL
Hlinka orolske shromaHdenie. Ma
dvore realky recnil. v tom preru-
sill no hvizd a kirk niekol 'kych O.
pilcov. L'ud, chcejuci po6nt Him
ku, zodvihol svoje palice "a kricia-
Gin udieral po hlave, ably nelxri-
cali. Ma toto cakal kapitan Sobot-
ka! Rozkazal odfst Y dvora real
ky ME tym 1O--15 holdorancom,
ktorf rusili verejne shromaEdenie,
ale rozkazal vzdialit' sa dvora
tym vel 'kym tisicom, ktori pokoj-
ne chceli poc1vat' Hlinku.
Ked' slova nepomahgly, Sobot-
ka vojskom dal vyprazdnit' dvor.
is blyskavymi bajonetmi vrhli sa
vojaci na ludakov tisli ich Won
ma namestie.
Ma namesti zilinskom Hlinka v
rozhorcenosti vZkriknul
= Toto uz d 'alej nebuldeme tr-
piet'! Pojdeme do zahranicia!
Minulo niekoi' 'ko !, tyzdnov a
Hlinka cele mensej spolocnosti
zjavil sa v dverach mierovej kon-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-06

tferencie v ParMi. Odovzdal Me-
morandum ziadostf slovenskeho
fnaroda, odovzdal Pittsburghskd
Dohodu. Informoval tlac, urobil
| politicke znamosti a sjako kedysi,
| ! teraz obratil oci vzdelanej Euro
! py ma tnpiaci slovensky narod, u
Icupeny pod Tatrami.
v sobotu dna II. oktobra 1919
NAL v Kat. Kruhu v Ruzomberku
pri nabitych miestnostiach syoju
prednasku 0 vysledku cesty do
Pariza. Hovoril dlho do noci. O.
slavovania nebolo konca-kraja.
Pc prednaske valaskami ozbro-
jena mladez odprevadila 81 no ma
faru a V jeho predizbe chcela byt
celn noe ma strait: bola obava, ze
ho cvasi pridu noci zabit' Hin
ka ySak v svOJeJ skr0mnostl nedo-
volil, ably no straEili.
Y nedel'u dohrnulo sa vidieku
vel mi mnoho sveta. Kazdv chcel
videt a. pocut' svojho Hlinku.
AXE bolo vSak sklamanie! .
L'ud pred kostolom dozvedel
sa, ze jeho milaeka noci fary
ma automobile wall "a nieksde Cd
viezli.
Kde? Mix nevedel povedat' Ka-
zdy vsak vedel, kto no wal.
Rozb1reny l'ud, lpri pocuti teJ-
to neslychanej veci, miesto do ko-
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stola, rozbehol sa v tlupach po
splasenom meste.
Skalami povybijal okna viace-
rym cechoslovackym rodinam. Po-
lanai dvere, stoly, stolicky, .kla-
wire, porozbijal drahe zrkadla,
povylamoval ramy z okien a po-
Yyhadzoval vsetko ma ulicu. Get
nictvo, policia, ba ami vojsko ne
mohlo tn mic robit'. Pc dlhych
hodinach dosla silna vojenska po-
sila. Tato zaplavila rulaepahsrske
ulice a l'apd rozohnala domov ba-
jonetmi.
Fara ostala pusta. 0 Andrejovi
Hlinkovi iba neskor bolo sa moz-
no docitat', ze Dol odvezeny ga
Moravu, ma Mirov. V noci preto,
lebo po vidne mix by sa nebol o.
povaziD Hlinku Ruzomberku
zlapat'.
Mad 'ari mali pre- Hlinku Ru-
zomberok Segedin. Zaslepeni ce-'
choslovaci pripravili prem M1rov,
Brodek, Podolie. A.
Kol 'ko sa v zalari natrpel! V
Ruzomberku vo vysetrovacej vaz-
be boil cd jnna do decembra 1906,
teda sest' mesiacov. V segedin-
skom vazeni Dol Cd novembra 1907
do februara 1909, teda n mesia-
coy. Dobromady zalarovany Dol u
Mad 'arov 33 mesiacov! :
(Dokoncenie budi1cne.) 3
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-06
ANDREJ HLINKA.
Podavame knzcky napsane red Karoom sidorom
a vydanej redakcou "sovaka" ku 60 Hinkovym.)
(Pokracovanie.)

V segedinskom statnom vazeni,
V ktorom Hlinka stravil diva ro-
ky, cas- sd chytro minal. Hlinka
prelozil v svojej vazenskej celle
starry zakon niekol 'ko spisov a.
polgetickych. z nich Szuszayho A
polgtika, vel l'mi nakladne dielo,
pre- financne nedostatky iba teraz
sa dotlaca. Okrem takejto tlmor-
nej prace pisal clanky do sloven-
skych ceskych easopisov, priji-
NAL navstevy svojich priatel 'ov,
pisaval listy a V dust sucastnoval
sa kazdeho mar. pohybu.
Mad 'arom to prekazalo, hi ada
Ii prilezitost' a6 ju nasli. Pre- cla-
nok, ktory boil qlverejneny L'u-
dovych novinach ods1dili Hlinku
26. maja 1907 V Bratislave (kde
no 70 segedlnskeho vazenia. pod
bodakmi dovliekG), na d aisle va
zenie. TAX, ze vyslobodil sa va
zenia len 80. febr. 1909, po 33 me
sacnom tam chradnut1.
Kajinske vol by roku 1906 bo-
ly pre- Slovakov vel 'avyznamne
Ma program krajinskej l'udoveJ
strany boil ma Slovensku "a po-
slancov Zvoleni tito narodovci
V okrese stupavskom Ferdis Juri-
ga, pezinskom DIR. Frant. Jeh7
licka (ktory sa neskor poslanec,
iva vzdal), V trnavskom Martin
KolIar, bobrovskom Ferko Sky
cak, svato- -janskom dr, Pavel
Blaho, lipt. sv. mikulasskom Me-
tod M. Bella kulpfnskom Mi
Ian Hodza.
Bolo to teda sedem slovenskych
poslancov, ktorych traja boil
rfmsko-katol. knazi, jedon evanje-
liekym knazom, jedon, kat. lekar,
jedon kat. obchodnfk a Jedon e.
vanjelicky zurnalista.
V l'udovei strane, ktorej vod-
com boil Zichy, sisli sa slovenskl
katolici so slovenskymi evanJelik-
mi, ably spolocne branili najdole-
zitejsi a najohrozenejsi zaklad
iestvovanie slovenskaho naroda.-
Pomery V l'udovej strane, hlav-
ne odkedy dostal sd boil k veslu
mad 'arsky sovinista Molnar, uka-
zovaly sa byt' neudrzatel 'nyml
Nielen ze vodcovia mad 'arskeJ od
becky l'udovej strane neusku'
tocnili to, co 81 l'tfbili Slvoakom
vykonat' ma narodnom poll, ale
robili pravy opak toho. Toto Sd
zvlast ukazalo vynesenim appo
nyiovsky;ch skolskych zakonov.
Hlinka a spolu MIN skoro vse-
tel Slovaci sklamali sa Zlchyhc
'udovei strane Zamysl ali zalo'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-06
rol Husek a +. k. knaz Stefan

1 (
Mnohel'.
| Ale pre- pracu Y okoli Ruzomber'
ka nezabudol Hlinka ami ma w
| chodne Slovensko. Dal natlaclt
plakaty a letaky a yypravil ma
Evychodne Slovensko styroch ru-
lzomberskych studentov. Jeho le-
taky rozhadzali SINE medzi saris-
skym l'udom, ktory ibol terorizo-
yany este tam pritomnym boju-
illcim mad 'arskym vojskom. A
ked' prostred decembra necho-
dill sl'ilbeny recnik, Karol Husek
ma prve vel Ike shromazdenie sa-
risskeho l'udu do Narsian, jedon
20 studentov pozdravil ohromny
zastup V meme Hlinkovom me-
ne jeho prosil no nedat sa zla-
kat mad 'arofilsk6mu Dvorcsako-
vi a Fifikovi,, ale pripojit' sa k
republike cesko-slovenskeJ.
Hlinkov odkaz sarisskemu l,'u-
du, doniesolr svojc ovocie-akcia
Dvorcsakova a Fifikova onedlho
1plne ztroskotala. Masy l'udu pri
polly sa k zapadnym Slovakom.
Pocas pamatn6ho sidenia sa in
teligeneie T. Sv. MARITIME dila &c
oktobra 1918, Hlinla ami I'd ale
| ka nemyslel. ze niekol 'koS tyr
dnov b,rde musiet' V zaujme ma
l:roda a ciikvi sodvihtut svoju O.
pozicnn zbran. ~.
+ Niekol 'ko dnf, V ktorych sa u
|kazaly protinabozenske a protina-
rodne rocky doslIch ceskych vo-
;iakov uradnikov, presvedclo
kazdeho Slovaka, re tn treba ME
co konat'. Menovite ukazala sa po-
treba tohoto vtedy' r ked' Prahs
sverila sprawl Slovenska vylucne
odchovancom maSarykovskym, ce-
choslovackym to hlasistom, ktori
boil v inteligencii slovenskej mizi-
vou mensinou a davno pred pre-
vratom vydai heslo-niet naroda
slovenskeho, MET reel slovenskeJ.
Nebezpecenstyo narodne, nabo-
zenske a existencne hrozilo SLOW
narodu. Hlinka to nebezpecenstvo
svojim bystrozrakom rychle zba'
daf tax svolal schodzu do Zili-
ny.
Vysledkom schodze slovenskych
predprevratovych narodovcoy, ko
nanej dna Is. decembra 1918, bo-
10, ze sa obnovila Slovenska l'u-
ldova strana a jej predsedom sta]
sa Hlinka. lined zapocal vycho
ldit' tyzdennik a neskor dennik
"Slovak" "a redakcie Stefans
IMnohel "a Ignaca Grebaca- -Orlo
Iva. Takto Ease ia dobra slovensk;
/ 'udova strana vstilpila do prac'
ma obranu ohrozenej reci, chlebs
a VERY.
| Proti Hlinkovej strane povstal
vsetci Cesi ma Slovensku. Uradn;
moe, reprezentovana vtedy Sro
BARON, vyslovila sa verejne v ton
smysle, ze S celou vehemencio'
bude "potieratpi' l'udovd strnu
| Kol 'ko hrozy tomto vyrokl
dra Srobara!
| Kedysi dial sa VOLT ma program
tejto strany. Tam stal spolu s-An
| drejom Hlinkom pred sudcom
snaSa .p1c ldery "a ideale teJt'
strany. Tam Dol $ Hlinkom spoEl
V ruzomberskom a sagedinskon
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-06

| NOpooSiouoNSJ law hoeSiu A
beta" v Trencine, najatej prave v
tom case 70 Zichyho strany vystil-
pivsim posi-. Ferkom Skycakom,
ktory poradu svolal. Sislo sa mas
tam asi dvadsat'. Cd zapadneJ
Skalice az po Kosice. Toto bolo
zrodenie SLOW. l'ud. strany. Ma
krst prisla do Ziliny. = A pri tej-
to strane, ktorej je otcom, neohro-
zene vytrval .Andrej Hlinka a az
podnes je jej vodcom.
Co vykonala l'udova strana pred
prevratom, 0 tom vel mi pekne
pisal jarnych besedniciach Gro
botnickych novln" r. 1924 posla-
nee a. Soc, demokrat, dir. Ivan De-
rer. On vydal svedoctvo o nej, ze
pred prevratom jedine ona vedela
hybat' masami slovensk6ho 1'u-
du stavat no do organizovanych
radov v boj "a prava slovenciny
a VERY.
Okrem knazskej prace, ktora
splodila najvaesi spevnik "Na-
bozny krest an, a zalozila ne
lsk6r pre- knazov ''Duchovneho
pastiera Hlinka pracoval V svo-
jej L'udovej banke, ucinkoval v
Spolku Sv. Vojtecha r. 1910 "a
pomoci svojich priatel 'ov zalozil
Vydavatel sky Spolok Prespor-
ku S tym ciel'om, ably noviny a
broa6ry mohol pre- l'ud vydavat'.
Ked' vypukla svetova vojna,
luza ulicna prisla mu Skriekat
pred <faru a povEibijala mu sl1la
ma oblokoch.
Ia vojny Hlinka mnoho vytr-
pei. Bof stale pozorovany, jeho
korespondencia otvaana zadr-
zovana. Co prisli k nemu sloven-
ski narodovci poradit' sa, ako to
bude po vojne narodom, boil Ia
znacovani a tiez prenasledovani.
Tymto mad 'arskym sekaturam,
ktore boly spojene so segedinskym
zalarom a zazalarovanfm Jeh0
vEastnej sestry, mono d'akovat ,
re Hlinka vel mi zanevrel ma Ma
d arrow. Vtedy spoil by sa bol
barskTm, nielen narodom ces-
kym V jedon Stat.
Zaciatkom roku 1918 ruzom'
berska fara vel mi OKLA. Dostava
la navstevy 2 Turc. Sv. Martina
;Prichodili al cd inakial' slovensk
narodovci poradit' sd Hlinkom
lebo utvorenie Statu cesko -sloven
skeho bolo uz predo dvermi.
| Vlada zakazala konat V augu
ste 1918 vaIne shromazdenie Mu
zealnej Slov. Spolocnosti a Ziveny
V Turc. Sv. MARITIME. Hlinka ~vte
| dy povedal we'd uz nebudn mat
viacej prilezitosti zaIkazovat'!
Prisiel den 30.@ oktobra 1913
Hlinka jeho priatelia ruzomber
ski poSli do Turc. Sv. Martina M
zname shromazdenie do Tatry
banky. Nalada bola posvatna. Re
ci slavnostne. No, najviac ucinko
vala rec Andreja Hlinku, 0 CON
pisu Narodnie Noyi1ty 81. okt
1918 takto:
i ''V tomto hromovom "zlvi'
Wilsonovi!' prevravela slovensk;
i dusa teraz etvorene, rozhodne, ne
4 odvolatel ne. A ozvala sa ia dus;
| zvlastnou vyrecnost 'ou, 'ul avuyl
cou i elektrizujilcou na rtoch vel
| keho k1aza a martyra slovenske
no Andreja Hlinku. Pod slovam
jeho stvrdla sjednotena vol'a
ocel'. Marne by sial kto dnes me
dzi mas kdkol rozporu, mateznlc
tva, nesvornosti, marne! Mas MI
viac, hovoril Hlinka, mas mix a nj
viajc nerozbije, mech SINE akejkol
lvek konfesie, alebo socialnych ma
zorov, ktori citime v zilach sve
jich slovenskn krv, SINE Jednl
jedni ostaneme. Tu 0ahrmela dve
Lrana po druhy raz neskrotitel
: Inym potleskom volanim ma sls
vu. Bnrny prejav jednomysel M
lr%: - :, .,~x,,,, ,es&;1 -v;ooo; Jn .Iyynrs
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-06
Okresneho Komisara

Len jeden na zvolenie. !
Repubikanske primarily
10. augusta 1926.
Ak moi rekord boil UDoko-
ivy, hudem yam povd 'acny
"a vas HAS j DO druhy raz.
fpo1itjca1 Adyprti ispmpntl
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segedinskom saom vaznf lit svou samostatn ovenskf
ktorom Hnka stray diva ro udovn Zrodila
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-08
GOLF COURSE GRASS
BIG u. S. G. A. TOPIC
BY Sol Nletzger

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, January S.-The grass
on the Nations golf courses holds the
attention of delegates here for the an
nual meeting of the United States
Golf Association. Stolems, fairway
and green vegetation are subjects for
discussion.
Golf history will be written tomor-
row when the association names the
captain of the Walker cup team, with
Bobby Jones and George Won Elm.
given consideration, outlines plans for
the next national amateur champion
ship, announces when the size and
weight of the ball will be changed and
radiocasts the speeches of retiring and
incoming presidents.
Wynant D. Nanderpool. retiring as
president after serving two terms, and
William c. Fownes, jr., the succeeding
president, will deliver addresses
Experts of the United States De
partment of Agriculture are here for
the meeting of the green's section
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-08

The men writing expressly for the
club are masters in their line. and the
idea of clipping their VISIONS from
the columns of The Evening Star can
not be impressed too strongly upon
the members.
Those who have already sent in
their pledges and received letters of
acceptance from the chief will receive,
very shortly, a handsomely engraved
certificate as we'll as the regulation
Evening Star Boys Club button, which
should be worn at all times as 4 means
of identification between the members
as we'll as a badge of the spirit of serv-
ice, good will. health and fair dealings.
A complete card index system has
been established in The Evening Star
office, and will be used as a means of
grouping the members in different
localities. thus bringing them closer to-
gether, in the interest of furthering
the purpose of the organization.
Some New Members.
\ list of the boys who have sent
in pledges today follows:
q. Richard Shepp. 30 Sherman cir
Gle; Arthur Taylor. 703 l street south
east: Thomas l.. Schmehr, 10 Melrose
avenue, Hyattsvile. Md: John II.
Wells. jr., 16 Rhode Island avenue:
Henry T. Heatwole. 9Oo Quackenbush
street; Harry Mcguire, 1114 X street
southeast; George {. Wolfarth, 1865
Hamlin street northeast: Samuel J.
Steinberger, jr.. 1925 Vermont ave
nue.: Edmund Widlitzhauser, 646 l
street southeast.
Robert Smith, 1914 Kennedy street;
Ernest karras. 2465 Eighteenth street;
Frank Roberts, 1929 Green street
Proctor WohIfarth, ASP Ivy
street. Brentwood. Md; Joseph
Looney. SO X street; George f. Har-
mon. 1858 Alabama avenue: Jim Baird,
2122 California street; Fred NJ. Drape.
9 Carol Manor circle. Takoma Park.
Nd; James Cox, jr., 416 Maryland ave
nue.. Clarendon, Va.
Robert j. Austensen, III Mount
Vernon place; Albert Tolson, 332
Eighth street southeast; George l..
Biggs, GA d street northeast; Jack
Major, 127 Fifteenth street southeast;
Morris Butler, 1409 d street north
east; Leonard Butler, 1909 d street
northea st; Dennis Lane, SIS II street
northeast G.. Irving Freedman, 1877
Allison street.
r. Landon Selby, Germantown, Md;
Hugh F. Burke, Park Lane, Va; Carl
ton Edwards, 2525 Seventeenth street
northeast; Benjamin F. Edwards, 1925
Seventeenth street northeast; W. r.
Davis, 537 Fifteenth street northeast;
John Kille, jr., 6371a F street; Peter
Ramsen, jr., 126 Chestnut street,
Takoma Park, Md; William Morris,
IA Spencer street, Hyattsville, Md:
Martin Mcdonnell, $40 Park road.
Robert L. Bosh, jr., 219 T street
northeast; Armistead Colman, us
Dahlia street, Takoma Park, d. c.;
Billy Bergman, 1343 Ingraham street;
Harry Bergman, 1343 Ingraham
street; Robert L. Wilson, Landover,