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New Britain herald., 1926-12-08
BRISTOL NEWS
Continued from Page seven)

The funeral of Mrs. Ida c. Cof- frin, wife of Merrill L. Coffrin of | 6S Prospect street, was held at 10 o'clock this morning from her late home. Rev. P. F. Wolfenden, pas tor of the Bristol Baptist church, conducted the services and inter- ment was In the family lot in Ce- dar Hill cemetery, Hartford
 I. O. o. F. Meeting
 Pequabuck lodge, I. o. o. F.. will hold meeting at 8 o'clock this evening in Arcanum hall.
 To Move to York State
 Assessor Sidney NJ. Barnard has purchased a home in the Adiron- dack mountains near Corinth, New York, and is making preparations to go to that town to live. He ex- poets to leave within the next 10 days or two weeks.
 Mothers Club
 The Mothers club of the Baptist church will hold It's regular meet ing in the church parlors tomor- row afternoon at o'clock. The speaker for the occasion will be Miss May Daley, formerly assistant librarian in the Bristol public li- brary.
 Vital Statistics
 During the month of November there were but 19 deaths reported for record In the office of City Clerk Thomas B. Steele. This Is a remarkably low number for a 30 day period in this city.
 Gideon BonDeau
 Gideon Bonneau, aged 49, of Al West street, who was injurd as the result of a fall from a ladder at the forge plant of the New Departure Manufacturing Co. on Terryville ave- nue last Saturday morning, died at the Bristol hospital at o'lock yes terday afternoon. He Is survived by wife and three daughters, all of this city.
 The remains, in charge of Under taker James J. Dunn, will be shipped to his old home in Montreal, Can ada Friday morning for burial.
 Onofrlo Heavily Fined
 Pasquale Onofrio of Station 34, Pine street, was fined s2o0 and costs in the city court this morning on charges of reputation of selling in- toxicating liquor and lying" Two charges were made, one of keeping and the other of reputation to which he pleaded not guilty through his attorney. Anthony J. Rich. Attorney Rich by cross examin- alton of the officers who made the raid. William w. Thompson and Henry Jeglinskt, brought out the fact that the liquor, whcih was con- cealed under brush pile, was not on Onofrio's premises. Testimony by the officers. however, induced Attor- ney Rich to change his plea to guilty on the charge of reputation. Judge William J. Malone. who was on the bench, then asked Onofrio if he was going to cut out handling the stuff, to which Onofrio replied that he didn't sell it. It was then Judge Malone imposed the heavy fine on the charges of reputation and lying"
New Britain herald., 1926-12-08
PUBLIC CHRISTMAS TREES
 ARE INCREASED TO SIX
Municipal Committee Organizes and is Ready to Receive Contribu-
 tions to Fund.

Charles w. Hawkins was named chairman of the general community Christmas tree committee at a meet ing held in the Chamber of Com merce rooms last evening. Fred o. Rackliffe was named treasurer.
 The committee consists of Charles w Hawkins, Fred o. Rackliffe, Os- car Erickson. B. H. McElhone, Harry C. Jackson, Ralph B. Vain right and Ralph H. Benson.
 There will be one more tree this year than last, in addition to the large tree at the center and the four smaller trees in neighborhood parks. The new location is at the corner of Stanley street and IIillcrest avenue. A large tree was erected on the triangle on this site last year and decorated by the residents in that neighborhood. This year it has been adopted into the community tree program. Other trees will be placed at McCabe park, Franklin square, Vine and South Main street and at the East street school yard.
 The budget has been set at $500. Contributions will be accepted by the Chamber of Commerce and the Herald. Checks should be made out to Fred O. Rackliffe, treasurer.
 B. II. McElhone. superintendent of the Connecticut Light and Power Co.,, offered to have his men erect the larger tree at the center. and to furnish the electric power for lights.
 There will be no program of Christmas music at the trees this year. Last year efforts were made 10 have programs and the committee met with very little encouragement so this feature was dropped.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-08
BANNAN THRILLED
 BY FEST OF CHASE
Mould Pursue Thief Again, He < Tells Police Board

Criticism of the police department for failure to send an official car on the trail of the driver of stolen auto several nights ago, when fleet of private cars, including that of Commissioner Mi h1el W. Bannan chased it through Main street, South Main street, Kensington and Berlin. was reported at the meeting of the commissioners last night by Com missioner R. W. Chamberlain, but Commissioner Bannan replied that he would repeat his action If need te, regardless of whether or not it drew criticism.
 tCommissioner Chamberlain said he hAd heard the 'iticism and he won dered why the police department car did not give chase when the re- port was received from the Hartford police that stolen car which had passed signal was l.eaded for New Britain. He felt. there must have been some re son, and he asked Chief Hart the number of vehicles and drivers available at night. He did not Intend his remarks and ques- tions as criticism of the department. hut there are many who believe the duties of a commissioner do not in- clude chasing stolen automobiles at night.
 Chief Hart said Supernun erary Officer James McCue's car was out side the police station and the off cetlteok up the chase. At the same time a call came in for the patrol. taking the only driver. Officer Thomas Blanchette. who sighted the stolen car at Main and East Main streets. cemmandeered another car and started In pursuit. Nothing a police car on the chase, the chief pointed out, but it probably would have gone had 1t not been out on the other call.
 Commissioner Bannan said he happened to be at headquarters when Officer W. J. Mccarthy came In and reported that the chase was on. The natural impulse was to join in ii, the commissioner said. and he did.;'"I enjoyed 1t, and I would do 1t All over again, regardless Of crit icism,' he said. Commissioner Cham beiihin said he does not doubt thax almost arrow would do as Commissioner Bannan had done un- der the circumstances, still the pub lie criticizes such action. well, if the police car had given chase. there would have been criticism. whether the other car vas caught or not" Commissioner Bannan replied.
 Tn reply to Commissioner Cham berlain, Chief Hart said there are times when a motorcycle could be used to advantage at nieht. and a mounted officer is on duty until 9 D n. In the summer, Calls such as thefone in question. are infrenuent, thsrommissioner rsn arked. and the discussion ended.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-08

The case of Roy Sanford. wht drove into Onofrio's yard with si. gallons Of liquor in his car while tn, officers were there, was continued until tomorrow morning.
 Legion Nominates Officers
 The following officers were nomin. ated at meeting of Seicheprey Post American Legion last evening". Com. mander, Frank s. Merrills and Irv- ing Wasley; senior vice-commander Harold A. Hayden: junior vice. con- mander, Julian Norton and Harry Perkins, treasurer, Walter W. Clark financial secretary. John Miller; chaplain, Rev. Ernest L. Wismer; adjutant, Claire NJ. Pfennig; trustees for two years, Rev. E. l.. Wismer and Valmore Pilon: executive con- mittee for three years, Robert J. Stack and A. H. Breckbill.
 ... Olivet Chapter Elects
 Olivet chapter, o. E. S.. held their regular meeting last evening and elected the following officers: Worthy matron. Mrs. Louise Nc Cleary; worthy patron, Charles Hotchkiss; associate matron, Mrs. Irene Perkins; secretary, Miss Emily Norton treasurer, Mrs. Florence Dunning; conductor. Mrs. Florence Emanuelson; associate conductor Mrs. Violet Beach.
 IN
 At 3:15 o'clock yesterday after noon, Squad A and Hose Company No. 1 were called to the home of William Lloyd of 2S7 Summer have been caused by inflammable stove backing. The blaze was ex- tinguished with chemicals. Damage was estimated at about s100.
 At 9;S0 last night Squad A re- sponded to chimney fire in the Elton block at POT North Main street. This was also eXtinguished with chemicals without damage.
 Fined for Old Offcnsc
 Harry Oswald was fined So5 and costs in the city court this morning by Judge William J. Malone on a charge of speeding and operating a motor vehicle with only one marker. The offense was committed by Os- wald on October and he was noti- fled by Officer William w. Thomp- son to appear in court the next day. This he failed to do, going to some point in Wisconsin and returning only yesterday. When he called at the factory where he had worked prior to his departure for his money, he was taken into custody.
 Mrs. Lester R. Chapin.
 Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Chapin, aged 27, wife of Lester R. Chapin of 34 Putnam street, died at the Bristol hospital at 8 o'clock this following an operation for appendicitis.
 Mrs. Chapin wa born in Fair Haven, Vermont, October 24, 1899, the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. F. R. Lloyd. She attended the grammar schools of that city and Haley's Business college at Hudson Falls, New York. She came to this city with her parents eleven years ago. and for five years was in the em- ploy of the Bristol Press as society editor. She was a member of the Episcopal church, the Girls Friend- ly society and the Degree of Poca- hontas, I. O. R M.
 : Surviving her besides her husband is one son. Lester R.. Jr.; her
New Britain herald., 1926-12-08

parents, who reside at 503 West street, this city; one brother Evan E. Lloyd of Bristol. and one sister, Mrs. Frank Whitcomb of Ithaca, N. Y.
 The funeral will be held on Fri day morning. the hour to be an- nounced later, at Trinity Episcopal church. Rev John Wilkins will con- duct the services. d burial will be in West cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-08
Leuhock Chosen Recent
 Royal Arcanum I.odgc

r. c. Leubeck was elected regent of the Royal Arcanum to succeed David L. Nair, at a meeting of the Hodge last night. The retiring re- Igent was selected as delegate to the grand convention with r. c. Elliot as alternate, and he was also named a trustee for three years.
 Other officers chosen are: Vice regent, Walter V. Duplin: orator. At ,torney Israel Nair; secretary C. R Barnes; collector, J. Herbert Annear: treasurer, Fred Elliot; chaplain, r. R. Peterson; gnide, Frank Narcum: warden. w. .J,,Schultz; gentry. J. C.. Root.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-08

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 3-piece Mohair Living Room Suites, Sl99. 3-piece Cut Velour Living Room Suite. S13i95.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-08

Solid Mahogany Davenport Table, $44.95.
 Solid Mahogany Console Table and Mirror, S44.95. Solid Mahogany Tilt-Top Table, S13.45.
 Solid Mahogany Martha Washing ton Sewing Cabinets, S19.75. Solid Mahogany Priscilla Sewing Cabinet, S6.95. Walnut or Mahogany Tea Wagons, S24.95.
 Mahogany Secretaries, S69. Mahogany Nest of Tables, S32.75. Mahogany Finished Telephone Ia ble and Chair, S15.75. Mahogany Spinet Desks, S42.75. Mahogany or Walnut Folding Top Console Table. S24.75.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-19

hy prekonat' rome t'azkosti. Me
je zialdnym umenfm sostavit' So
znam toho, co potrebujeme, Je
vsak zspotreby pilnosti dovti'
pu, opatrit pre- potrebu iihradu
pre- vydavky prijem a zariadit
vsetko tax, aby vsetky tieto po'
lozky bolyi shode so zaujmaml
statnymi. Mozme povedat $ pl.
nym yedomim, ze rozpocet na rok
1927 pine uplatnuje zaujmy sta
tn Y sllade so zaujmami obyva
tel'stva. Rozpocet je nizsi a je
aktivny - to sl nve dolezite pod
mienky nospodarskei situacie
Predlozeny rozpocet stoji na roz
hrani DOLBY, ked' mas stat este "a.
pasil s ohromnymi vydavkami .
potrebami, lebo to vyzadoyaly no
We dkoly statnej organizacie, 8
DOLBY, ked' tieto vydavky statu
klesaju, elm sa bude zvysovat
postupne blahobyt narodny. We,
refine bremena v dosledku tohe
sa zmensia, zmensia sa dane, &c
ie nutno vzM 'adom na WYNN no.
spodarskeho zivota. Preto je roz
pocet a rok 1927 rozpoctom kon
solidacnym repubdika je zavia
zana Nd 'akou ministroyi dr Eng
lisovi "a neumornu pra,:u, re pri
praviI rozpocet, ktory finanene.
sprave a vlade slnzi ku cti.
Financha yeda uei, ze rozpoGet
je obrazom, zrkadlom statu. Pc
dl'a rozpoctu m6zme posudit
stav statu i jeho hospodarstvo
Jestli teda vlaad republiky mohls
predlozit rozpocet, .ktory vyniki
nielen po stranke konstrmktivneJ
| ale ktory je tiez sniaeny a aktiv
ny, talk je to dokazom toho, *
republika ucinila vel ky pokrol
vo svojej praci o obnovu. Je tt
viditel ny ispech, ktory nezosta
he bez ozveny' ami V cudzine, Il
speech, ktory dava republike maj
vacsiu nadej do ,buddcnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-19
ODBORNE SKOLSTVO v CES
Ko-SLoVENsKU.

Praha. (CEPS) Ceskosloven-
sko jake priemtselny Stat ener-
gicky podporuje priemyselne, OBJ
chodne a hospodarske vzdelanie
svojho dorostu. Vydrzuje V me-
stach $40 skol odbornfeh 1916
pokracovacich, ktore navstevuie
temer 235 900 ziakov. PoGet zia-
ctva tychto sk6l cd valky neo-
bycajne stnpa a ma niektorIcb
skolach sd strojnasobnil. Specia-
lizacia odbornych Skol sd $ roka
na rok stupnuje, zariad' 'uju sa
odborne dielne vobec sd vsemG
zne podporuje prakticky 'vycvik
Jako organizacia skol pozera na
moderne potreby, tom svedcs
prave prevedena reforma tekstil
Inych skol. BudGci majstri teks-
tilnych tovarni sd vychovavaif
ma dvojrocnych vyssich skolach
Do vyssich skol mozu vstupovat
len absolventi odbornych skol nH
sich, absolventi vyssich skol teks-
tilnych maj1 potion pristup ne
skoly vysoke. Ziakom tekstilnycb
sk6l sa poskytuje dokladne vide.
lanie obchodne a vyklada sa i'm
moderna nauka O prieyoze a o
zariadeni tovarni. Pri jednotli-
vyych skolach tekstilnych sa "a
riad ',;jti Specialize rocniky pre-
absolventov inych skol (prlemy-
sclnych, obchodnyel a stredn!ch)
ktori sa chcu venovat' obchodre.l
strojnickci, alebo unchecked Gin
nosti v oboru tekstilnom. Vzniki
tiez hodne yiacmesacnych kurzo'.
pre- majstrov a robotnikov. Vac
sina odbornych skol ' Ceskoslo
yensku je vydrziavana nakladon
Hatnym. Obzvlaste rychle rastt
ltakzv. rodinne skoly, celkom lO4
v ktorych sa toho casu vzdelava
27,OOO dievcat pre- domacnost a;
llebo pre- odeynicke remeslo. Pre-
yidiecky dorost je sriadene "a
skol zemedelskych, $50 skol hos
podarskych pokracoyacich a obi
tieto druhy skol navstevuje AZ,
loco ziakov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-19

predsednictvo vlady) vyzadujd
O.96S vsetkych statnych vyda-
iov; sprava zahranicna a vojen.
skl 1867, sprava vnltorna, .ku
ktorej nalezia tiez statne iirady,
krone financnych, 45.34%; spra.
va financna 33.97R; kontrola sta.
tnej spravy 0.O5R. Tieto cifry u
kazuju, v axiom pomere sa jedho-
taive slozky' statnej spravy ucast-
MIA ma statnom rozpocte. Treba
zdoraznit', ze znacnu cast podie-
lu financnej spravy pohlcuje sta
tnv dlh. Samotna financna spra.
va vyzaduje iba 5.23% statnych
vydajov, kdezto dlh statu pohl-
cuie 2S.74qo. Tato eislica je vaa-
nym mementom, ably sa heslo "se-
trnost statnom hospodarstve :
co najusilovnejSie uskutocilovalo.
Ale nielen V statnej sprave, al vsa-
de tam, kde sa rozhoduje penia-
zoch pnplatnfkov, tsda tiez OBJ
ciach a okfesoeh, lebeai tuna .po-
lozky ''ldlhu' tvoria nctyhodny
obnos. :,
Pokial' ide 0 statne prijmy.
najvacsiu ich cast dodavaju da-
ne a poplatky rozneho druhu
Wac ako sla miliardy Kcs plata
poplatnici statu vo forme roz-
nych verejnych dayok; percen.
toeh to eini s7.75%. Zbytok ply.
ME roznych statnych podnikov
najna monopolov (dohan, sol
loteria), ktore vynasajd okolo L..
1OO,OOO,OOO kcs. Cla vynasajt
tiez vyse miliardy,. kollSy popla
tky $40 milionov, inc prijmy TAG
miIionov. dane a davky So miliar
! dov. z dani najvFnosnekou je
dan dochodkova, ktora vynasa
1,130 milionov, potom dan z o
bratu 1895 milionov, potion dan
dopravna, dan z liehu, cukru
dane vynosove.
Takto sa nam jaw V hlavnycf
rysoeh statny rozpocet ma roll
1927. Je to dielo, ktore vyzadova'
10 hodne prace este Wac odva
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-19
RozPO6ET KONSoIID0vANE-
no STATU.

ct. o. Ma prvej sahodzi pod
zimneho zasedania Narodneho
Shromazdenia predlozila vlada
republiky zakonodarnym sborom
statny rozpocet ma rok 1927. Je
to uz deviaty rozpocet nasej re
publiky a stoji iste ma prvom ME-
ste, co sa tyce jeho dokonaleho
spracovania po stranke formalnej
a lcelnejsieho roztriedenia po
stranke obsahovej. Je to oprav,
dovy rozpoeet konsolidacny, roz
pocet, ktory alao vo syojich jed
notlivych polozkach, tax vo
svojom celku blizi sa vel 'kou mie-
rou k idealu rozpoctu, aky nasa
rcpublika vzhl 'adom ma svoje ho-
spodarske slozenie medzinarod-
ne postavenie potrebuje.
Rozpocet ma rok 1927 je prave
tax, ako rozpocet tohotorocny
aktivny. VNkazuje tiez celkovu
potrebu znaGne nizsiu, nez tomu
bolo. "a lninulych rokov. Celkove
vydaje su stanovene obnosom g.
703 sos, Isl Kcs, prijmy obnosom
9,723,914,4s5 Kes. Prebytok eini
viac ako 20 milionov kcs. Rozpo-
Get je organicky rozdeleny po-
dl'a vecnych hi 'adfsk, ako toho
vyzaduje prehl 'adnost statneho
hospodarstva. Rozdeleny je ma
pat hlavnych oddieloy, ma roz.
pocet iastrednych organov stat
nych, rozpocet spravy vojenskej
a zahranicnej, spravy vnntornej
financnej na rozpoGet Akontroly
statnej spravy. X tymto druzi sd
ako doplnok ro1pocet statnycl
podnikov. Tymto rozdelenim roz,
poctu je dosiahnuty pevny pod.
klad pre- presnejssiu a ucelne jsiu
organizaciu financneho hospodar,
stva statneho. Jednotlive polozky
vykazuitt nasledovne obnosy: L.
stredne organy <statu (prezident
republiky, Mar. Shromazdenie
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-19

obzivla, ked tatarska zdplava cd
valila sa na aziisky vyehod a
Nemci dali sa uhorskym kral 'om
do sluzieb v restauracii znivoce-
neho kr&l 'ovstva. Vtedy zacaly
vznikat nemecke mesta a pri
mich klastory r6znych reholi. Hi
storia uvadza v XII. storoci kla-
stor mnfsok neznAmeho radu v
Kezmarku, V XIII. storoci Cister-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-19
NEzA1dEsTNANosT v csR.

Dl'a statistiky vydanej mini
sterstvom socialnej pecliyosti, pc.
Get nezamestnanych Y republike
\ jiani tcho roku bol 69,372. Tento
pocet sa stale zvysuje hlayne na,
sledkom zlych polnerov y textil
nom q vlnarskon priemysle, takze
nlihisterstyo ie nlteae udeloyat
podpofy " nelamestnanosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-19
z DEJtN sPIsA.
Podava: M. SIX.

storiou prist ,ahovalych nemec-
kych kupcov, remeselnikov a ba-
nfkov. Spisske osady rovnako a.
ko Kosice, Presov, Bardiov, Sabi-
nov a inc mesta, zalozili nemeckl
kolonisti, ktori tn vsade doku-
| mentovali pravdu, ze bohatstvo
zaklada moe. Ale Spisiaci este do
kazali, ze k tomu, ably moe sa u
| drzala, treba tiez pevnej organi-
| zacie. Nemci yo vacsich mestach
izolovali sa, "a mestskymi mlra-
mi, neudrziavali Nemcami dru-
hych miest spojenia a s1druzno-
sti vynimajnc niekoiko pripa-
| dov najt 'azsich dobach nabo-
;enskej perzekucie, ktora vel Ike
vychodoslovenske mesta sdruzlla
v nedlhodobu konfederaciu. Ma
| proti tomu spisske osady uz cd
| XIII. storocia spijly sa politi-
!, cko-pravne autonomne svazky,
ktore napriek pokusov vel'kych i
| malych panov udrzaly sa az do
XIX. storocia.
TAX ako milo bohatstvo moe
vel 'kych vy'chodo-slovenskych
| miest, upadalo al narodne neme-
IKE sebavedomie Mich. Konec-
ne. ked' moderna doba zazvonila
mieraekom privilegovanemu po-
staveniu byvalych nemeckych ko-
'onii, nebolo uz ami stopy po po-
yodnom nemdckom Mvle, ktory
| Hal mestam wink. Nemecke oby-
vatel 'stvo tam. kde zachoval sa
qspon ciastocno obchod priemy-
sci (Kosice, Presov), ktory vsak
NJ presiel z germanskych rtlk do
moci Zidov, splynulo S vladnu-
cou mad 'arskou triedou, tam kde
prevladalo rol 'nGctyo (Bardioy1
Sabinovl, zaniklo " slovanskom
praobyyatel 'stve. Tcnto~~narodny
upadok Nemcov nepozoruJeme
tax vel mi ma Spisi, kde nemecke
osady, oblllopene obyvatel 'stvom
slovenskym mad 'arskym, zacho-
valy svoju narodnost' hoci ztra-
tily svoju moe a samostatnost'..
Tieto osady sa nikdy oproti sebe
neizolovaly, lilly kompaktnom
, celku, do ktoreho slovenska a
mad 'arska mensina nemohla uro-
bit trhlin.
Spis, ackol'vck Dol huste po-
rastly lesmi, boil uz, ako dokazll-
ii mnohe archaelogicke objayy
celych prahistorickych bydlisk a
| hlinenych sancoy, V dobe pred
st 'ahovanim 1larodov obydleny
iPo vel 'kom st 'ahovanl narodov
| Sonstatujeme tn 3 ,kolonlzacne
| pridy: Slovanov, Mad arrow a
| Nemcov. .%
| Slovani zalozili tn uprostred
| ,brovskych lesov (silvia Scepus)
| prve rol l'nicke osady. Mad 'ari pr
iii ako nasiln1 dobyvatelia. Po-
| vest rozprava, ze mad 'arsky vod,
"a Bors, ktorF hned' po usadeni
| sa Mad 'arov vo vel 'kej milne,
| viedol hordy do Pol ska, zalozil
| v Spisi slovanskej krajine prvf
mad 'arske osady, alebo lepsie, O.
perne body ltpezivych vyypra,
do sloyanskych krafn. Uhorsk'
| kral 'oyla podporovall mad 'arskl
| kolonfzaciu, najma neskorse.
malej splsskej stolicl, ma ilkol
| slovanskeho praobyvatel 'stva. y
Xxi. storoci zacali sa usadzovat
| o vysnej ciastke Spisa Nemci.
+, Slovani dali svojou pokojnou
nierumilovnou pracou zaiklad -rol
1ickemu stavu, Mad 'ari nasilin
| 81 'achte, Nemci pokrocilym du
,hom kupcov a obratnou rukol
remeselnikoy a banikov mestian
skemu stavu. Ale ia axiom kul
turnom stupni stall tito traja ko
lonizatori, dokazllje hlstorick!
! fakt, ze este v XIII. storocl Ma
, i'ari boil pohannli, Sloyani gre
cko4katolikini a Nemci rlmskc
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-19

ciakov v Stiavniku vidernik och
bozehrobcov v Landsku q krKia-
ckydh rytierov v Dravciach, Y
XIV storotf Benediktinov vc
Stole, Richnave, Huncovciach 9
Strazkalch a Kartuzianov Kla-
storisku a Cervenon Klastore.
(Dokoncenie bud1cne.)
Slovenska Lfga je vsenarod-
na ustanovizen, vstupujte do nej
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-19

Ksd' n1st kfstiny, svadbu.
pohrab, spolkotd, osadn6 sllv'
most, opfkte niA to ! EajlitS i've
remit do naaich neyfn.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-26
BEAUTY CONTEST
INTERESTS MANY
Girls Will Vie for National
Honor. q
BIZ Times Special

BV Times Special
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., July 26.
Forty thousand girls in sixty-tive
American cities are dieting and
gathering beauty sleeps and smil-
ing their prettiest for the honor of
representing their cities in the trip
to Atlantic City, which, between
Sept. and II will give one of them
the magnificent distinction of win
ming the title and wearing the
crown of Miss America.
And in Atlantic City several
hundred girls are vieing in quest of
the triumph Of being designated as
Miss Atlantic City.
But the girl who wins here can
go no farther. The beauty in Seat
tie or the girl from New Orleans or
the lass from Boston may attain the
crown, but the young lady who be-
comes Miss Atlantic City must re.
main a spectator in the final con-
test, though always prominent in
the pageant.
Under the rules of the pageant
she cannot compete for the title.
She is chosen as Miss Atlantic City
so that the pageant committee may
present an official hostess to greet
and extend the city's welcome to the
host from any states.