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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-05
TICKY
P.REH!!!!'l!!.,'.AD EH!!!!'l!!.'.A
IA OPRAvU PRIsTAHovALE.
CKEHO ZAKONA.

Senator WadswOrth q New Yor-
kll podal " senate Spojenych sta
tov navrh ma opravu prist 'ahoya-
leckeho zakona tom smyle, aby
rodinam, tn usadenych prist 'aho-
valcov umoznene bolo dostat' sa
sem bez OIL 'adu ma kvotn.
Te,ajsl prist 'ahovalecky zakon
je vel'mi nespravodlivy a mel 'ud-
sky. On trha rodiny, privadza ich
do z1falstva i nemravnosti. Toto
do'brl kongresmani vedia a zlo
chcn napravit'. Potrebujn ale pod
pOry so strany obcanstva, lebo
majd protivnfkov, ktori nedbajii
III utrpenie l'udi, len mech je to
po voli 100-percentovym streSten-
com. Preto myslimc, zc by bolo
patricnf, keby naSc slovenskt po-
litickf kluhy V Mahoning ,loline,
alebo nasa, Politi,kd F-'leracia
vyniesia rezolticiu " prospcch
Wadsworthovho navrhu rezolii-
ciu poslala ohioskym senatorom a
kongresmanovi Oooperovi, zeby
IN navrh hlasovali, kcd pride k
hiasovaniu. a ..-.
Navrh, je ME nicim inym, ako
namahou odcinit' zlo, zapricinene
terra .Eim prist 'ahovaleckym zako-
nom. Preto 2iadat' jeho prijatie
.iei obcanskou l'udskou povin-
most 'ou kazdeho americkeho obGa
ma. Politicka Federacia vykona
Ia by tax peknn, pochvalyhodnl
prhcu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-05
Or. MIL LOSLAV FRANCISCO MA
VECNOsTI.

DR.. Miloslay Francisco, jeden z
prvsfch Slovakov y Amerikr, kto-
ry prebvval v Glevelande ga 40
rokov, zomrel 30, ianuara TAME.
DR.. Francisei siicastnil sa narod-
nlsti prace, hol zakladatel'om 4.
;Odborn Nks. Slny. lspolku, Wac
raz clenom jeho literarneho vybo-
ru, prvym pokladnikom Slov. III
gy "A skladatel 'om prvej sloven-
Skej opery. Je p6vodcom oper-
nvch hier Bohatieri veselej dru-
ziny'', ""Obsitosova dcera', "a
strea'' 'V ciganskom tabore." "
v CleveIlande ilcinkoval co lekar
a sbormajster viacerych spevoko-
low. Pochovany Dol civilne "a OBJ
rovskej iicasti jeho ctitel 'ov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-05
Potesitelnyy pokrok
slovenskej banky
Jej prostriedky blizia So uz k mi
lionu dolarcv.

Ma rocncj schodzi ncastinarov
a direktorov Youngstown State
Banky Youngstown Savings
Company, vydM:uvanej min.,leho
mesiaca, podana bola potesitel'na
zprava o pokroku tychto dvoeh
naSsklch ilstavov, dl'a ktorej
zpravy kombinovant prostricdky
oboch iistavoy obnaSajn NJ 1897, :
1888.
Ma schodzf prevedena bola VOL
ba direktorov ma rok 1926, a do
diraLktoriumu zvolenl boil: M. S.
Djakovie, Martin Dolak, Jan J.
Gura, Jozef Habuda, Jan klari.h,
Kuzma Knharich, Jan Lampartv,
Frantisek Markovic, Karl r..
Mogg, Jan Novotny, Anton NJ
Palkovic, Michal Pavlakovich, Jo-
zef j. Schromofsky. Stefan J..
Slifka, Jozef ,Sofrnncc, Jan A..
Willo a Michal Willo.
Preziaentom banky jc pan Mi
chal Willo a tajomnikom poklad-
nikom p. Jozef J. Schromofsky.
Direktoriumu praieme d'al:i"-
no gdam. " #5
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-05
Krasny program prichystany pre-
jubilarny banket ma Steelto13
Okrem vybornych recnikov bohatej vecer. ucinko1a
bndu solistky osadny spevokol muzsky kvaItet

81 radost on srdciach, nasi
SteeHoncania a ich pocetni pria-
telia chystajil sa ma nedcl n osla-
Wit lO-rotnc jubiletm lfarnosti
Naisv. Mena Jczis. S radcst on V
srdciach prcto, he tych desat 70,
koy boIo pozehnanych, lebo "a TAX
pomerne kratku dobu SteS[tonia-
MIA boil vstave postavit 81 mad
hernv chram Bozi, ten itplne W.
platit spolu farskou budovou
a cennymi jedenastimi pozemka-
mi, a k tomu este naskladat' $50.
900 zakladiny na stavbu farnel
skoly. Majd tedy dobrn pricinu
jubilovat'. Ma jubileum pridu
nielen vsatci osadnici, ktorym to
bude NONE, ale al vsetci .traja
duchovnf, ktori ma osade ncinko O.
vail, a slce Rev. j. Stipanovic, pr
w duchovny; Rev. FrantiSek Du-
boS, drGhy duahovny a Rev. Ste
fan KotiS, terajSi duchovny. Vsr-
tel traja obetovne placovali spo-
In $ farnikmi za zdar farnosti,
v;atci budh Sa tedy i'eSit' ich
priatelia.
Bankct farnosti ncdel II bude
zahajenim jnbilarneho roku. caz
ktory farnost vyvinie mimoriad-
MI cinnost obetavost'. I1eln
skolsku bndovu id1 postavit ; Ia
XII, ktora vyhovie vsetkym pozia-
davkam vel'kei, a este stale RI
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-05
Zahrajj1l divadlo
naE. Youngstown
Po predstaveni je tanecna zabava.

Sbor 25S. r. s. J. Sokol East
Youngstown usporiada RI budnri
Stvrtok, II. i,lbruara vccer pol
8. hodme V HorvatSkej hale na
Bright Ave. divadclne prcdstavc-
ME spojent tanetnou za'bavou
Iliat sa hude "VENO'', fraSka
V jednom de.Htvc. Ia tym budn
tri Solovf vyStupy a tax rnslado-
vat bgfle tanccna zaJava pri W
bornej 'hudbe.
V hrs, utinkujn nasledovni her
ci a herecky:
Kutil = Jan Vandzura.
Jeho Gena - Maria Bendik.
Zofia, ich dctra - Maria Du-
ris.
JeremiaS Suchan Andrej
hctNcC.H
julius van Vargo.
Jozef sSlobodn = Andrej Pro,
fanGik.
Mena tychto hercov a heretick
Sli zarukou, ze divadlo bude Una
mismitf a 4pri nom smicchu do puk-
rutia.
Rernovanky prednesn: Cecilia
Valdzura, FrantiSka koza a Ka-
rol Meres MI.
Vstupne ma divadlo i tanetnil
zabavn spolu je, len See pre- m;A
sktei,z a 25c pre- danny. Ct. obe-
scnst Two zecltho okolia ic srdccne
pozvanf ma tento poncno-zabavny
veel ,Ck sokolov E. Yonngs-
town.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-05
81 NovYCH oBCANov.

Okresny sudca Geo. H. Gidssner
udelil obcanstvo 81 ziadatel 'om
minuleho stvrtku a pratku. Medzi
tymito s1 j nasledovni Slovaci
Jan Tobias, Michal Kascak, Ste.
fan Ruziak, Michal Tomcik, And,
rej Koneeny, Michal Dzurkanin
Andrej Profaneik, Jan Tomecko
Michal Huzicka, Andrej Horvat
Jozef Kosar, Anna Gefert And
rel Lusko. Gratulujeme!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-05
CHCEL OTRAVIT CELU
RODINU PRE- DIEVCA

Cernoch Leslie Blair zamiloval
sa do 15-rocnej dcery Franka Ro-
binsona z {. 552 Cleveland St.
proti comu otec dievcat a Mamie
tai a Blairovi zakazal k dievcat u
dhodit' Blair sa preto tax nahne,-
val, re nocnou hodinou vosiel do
.pivnice domu, ktorom Robinso-
novel byvali a poloGil mnozstvo
otravy ma potkany do 5-galono-
vel nadoby pitnon vodou. Ma
st 'astie mix nepil vodu. ktora ra-
zila svablom. Policia mladeho ira
vica zatkla.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-05
Ease BANsKE NEsrAsYA.

Strasny si-bnch ndal sa W stres
du V uhol 'nej 1bam pri Pittsburgh
" ktorej len-len re nezahynulo
vyse 700 banikov. Zahynulo vsak
16. Tych 700 vyslo 2 bane par
min1tami pred vybuchom.
Pri Birmingham, Ala, zabite
bolo V uhol 'nej bani Premier Coal
Co. q banikov. 26 banikov bolo
zaehranene.
Styria banici zabiti boil V So
botu V bani ma olovo a Gin pri Car
din, Okla.
Piati boil zabitf v ,lhl 'ovej bani
pri West Frankfort, Ill.
Traja banici boil zabiti tiez V
uhl'ovej bani pri Trinidad, Colo.
Ia posledny tyzden zabite bolo
tedy SIS banikov krajine. Taxa
je to nebezpeena praca.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-05
NEDAJU BUS MA sTEELTON

Mestskf radcovia v sobotu boil
ma inspekcnej ceste po Steeltone,
aby sa presvedcili o potrebe bu-
sovej linie ma Steelton. Radcovia
sa usniesli, re Ste'elton este nepo-
trebuje busovej linie, re Ohio
Works linia postacuje. Busova IL
MIA ze je nemozna .po Steeltone
tiea preto, ze MET dost' dlazde-
nych ulic.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-05
SMELE VLAMAcsTVO.

V noci utorku ma stredu me-
znami vlamaci vylomili predne
dvere ma satnom obchode Lehnerd
Sheridan & Kane, ssusedstve te-
legrufnej kancelarie ma namestf,
a wall tovaru "a vyse $500 . $40
v hotovosti. Vlamacstvo sp&chane
bolo "a pritomnosti iradnfctva v
susednej telegrafnej kancelarii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-05
MAR. SLOW. sPOLOK DAL
$4,000 MA STRAJKEROv

Ako je znamo, ma tvrdouhol mel
okolici Pennsylvania panuje uz
dlhe mesiace strajk, nasledkom
coho rodiny slovensl6fch maine
rov trpia nddzu. SbiSrky sa vedd
po ,celej kraiine ma. rodiny straj-
keroy sbierku zahajil al Narod,
ny Slovensky Spolok, obetujdc
2 Fondu chudobnych 100000.
Tento sl'achetny skutok zasluhu-
je pochvaly a nasledovania.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-05
MULDooN BrtDE zNovU
KANDIDATOM.

Advokat Thomas c.. Muldoon,
nrotikandlaat mayora Scheibleho
y minulych vol bach, oznamil, re
mozna bude Ease kandidatom ma
yorstNa .bnaiicich vol bach ro-
ku 1927. ...r
Okrem Muldoona kandidaciu o.
znamil al teraj:i mestsky iictov-
nix Arthur Williams y byvalI
~ .enr Frel A. Hartenstein. TP-
raisi mayer nem6ze byt kandida-
tom. lebo to cartl,r mesta zalta-
l1lie. - VI
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-05
sTREL 'BA We. YOUNGSTOWN

Preto, ze Mike Lutzman, {.
% = 18th ST., E. Youngstown,
rozkazal yyst 'ahovat' sa borde-
rovi Seinan Kigona jeho domac-
nosti, lebo Kigona urazil jeho
manzelku, Kigona a isty George
Ps,.har dali sa nozami do Lutz-
mana, a Lutzmanova manzelka,
bojac sa zivot svojho muza, pat
razy strelila do Kigonu, ktory
Dol sanrtel ne raneny do brucha,
Raneneho odviezla p9licia do ne
mocnice a ostatnych arestovah.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-05
SLOVENSKE DIETKY s
GRADUOVALY z CENTRAL

V Central Junior high school
boly graduacie. a medzi graduan-
tami nachodia sa nasledovne die
tky slovenskych rodicov: Maria
Bajtos, Stefan Jevtak, Michal Pa
yelko, Michal Vrabel, Helen On
derko, Viktor Rosa, Albert Pa
lascak, Anna GIulanic Julius
Rosa. Gratulujeme.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-05
RoBoTNfK zoMREL Cd
PORANENIA.

Henry Tillman, 3O-roeny "a.
mestnanec Carnegie Steel Co., 20
mrel M otravu krve, zapricinenh
poranenim rukyt pri praci. Zane
chal vdovu a tri siroty.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-05
PEKNY BAL SLOVENSKYCH
DIEV.

Young Ladies Sodality cd osa-
dv Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda uspo-
riadal tejto stredy krasny bal v
Stadlerovej tanecnej sieni, ma kA
rom sa nasa tia rodena mladez "a
bavala pri hudbe Howard Hynes
Blue Ramblers.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-05
sLANE POKUTY.

Skvajer Frank Kiss odsndil
Johna Agnone ma $1,000 4 trovy,
Charlesa Ray ma $500 a frovy a
Jozefa Sartina ma 500 trovys
pre- palenku. q
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-05
27 L'UDf OBEfOU
BURLIVEHO MORA

Ma Atlantlckom mori boly vel ;
ke bnrky "a posledny tyzden, v
ktorych tri lode sa zatopily . q
l'udi zahynulo. Vel'ke hrdinstva
boly preukazan6 pri zachrahova-
nj cestovateroy topiacich sa
lodi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-02-05
100000 oHEN vo WARREN,

v pondelok yeas rAno ohen mi
cil osem obchodov . ietlnu bahl
v Braden blocku zapr5cinil I'm
du ma yyse 1900, ,0OOy styria l,nd
boli pri ohni raneDi. aS sgl
New Britain herald., 1926-06-11
GREAT WHEAT POOL
Fourteen Million Acres SoWn in Canada is Signed up i'll COopera- tive Association.

Winnipeg. Man, June II CP'- Fourteen million acres sown into wheat in western Canada this spring have been signed up by the Cana dian wheat pool. the cooperative marketing association of farmers in the prairie provinces, said an an nouncement by the organization to- day.
 The Canadian pool claims to have developed in three years into the largest organization Of it's kind in the world, with a membership total ling more than S125,o00 farmers.
 Two thirds of al lthe wheat grown in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta in 1926 will be market cd comparatively by the pool" the announcement said, success of this pool has demonstrated the advan- tagys of cooperative marketing. Un- der the old mark etinS system farm- CTS sold their wheat to middlemen who made a profit in reselling it. Now the pool sells the grain direct to the purchaser. eliminating this handling expense and adding 10 the farmers profit"
New Britain herald., 1926-06-11

horsehide sphere and due 10 the time consumed by James Onorato in re- turning the ball to the infield, De- Laurier was compelled 10 make a complete trip around the diamond. His arrival in a state Of total col lapse necessitated the professional attention of the club physician, Dr, Wahlberg. who called into consulta- ton the capable Dr. Dary. At Il o'clock last night a bulletin reported the patient as resting comfortably.
 Babe Ruth" Nogel. whose exhibi- ton of batting was the only genuine of skill during the en- tire session, was the unwilling means of rendering two of his team mates temporary hors de combat. During one Of Nogel's successful home run attempts the forefinger Of Jimmy" Ononato was fractured at the second joint, in an attempt to interrupt the fight of this skillfully placed hit and 'Stringbean" Andres was hurled 10 the ground while try ing to put Nogel out at the home plate. He left for home suffering minor contusions.
 Amnrcanization Director James l.. 0'Brien, who acted as genera utility infclder, contented himself with the role of official razzer. So well did he succeed that he was called upon by the volunteer audi once on the sideHnes to act as their official checrlesder.
 The loss Of the second Of the only two balls belonging 10 the team, brought the woeful attempt of the Lions to a merciful close.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-11
THREE RING CIRCUS
 AS LIONS GANBOL
TryOUt for Baseball Team Pro-
 YideS Thrills for Gallery

Yesterday al twilight Willo" Brook park took on an air Of fever ish activity. Cleaning high power ed limousines rolled quietly up 10 the scene Of the baseball diamond. The passengers who aHghtcd wore an air Of grim determination, as they gathered together in inc center of the diamond. They listened in chastened silence to the cutting re- marks of a slim dynamic personality, ,ater identified as Councilman Thuro Bengst on, and then scattered 10 their appointed positions in the field.
 The battle was on, d battle for the privilege Of a place on the ball team Of the New Britain Lions which plays the Lions of Meriden at Lake compounce next Tuesday afternoon.
 And what spectacle. An uneE- pectedly large attendance of uninyit- ed and undesirable spectators took il upon themselves to describe very amphaticaily the "uu'icsi Of the SO called ball players So disconcerling did this "cheering' seem 10 be that Police Commissioner Michael Ban nan assisted by Martin Horwitz, who wears the sherlG's insignia brought about a scmblanco of re- spectful silence only by threats ot clearing tbe field.
 Field Captain Lake Stevens, in a state bordering on the hysterical, rainly called for accuracy in the in field. Del" DeL3urier after bIindly lunging at one of the deceptive slants of John Meehan, unfortunate ly managed to connect with the
New Britain herald., 1926-06-11
Mass. Registrar Wants
 HaverhilI Court Clean-Up

Boston, June II LP)-Frank A.. Goodwin, state registrar of motor ve- hicles, today declared that unless his department obtains "better support from the police and court in Haver- hill' in obtaining convictions Tor drunken drivers. he would clean up" the situation himself.
 Prom information l have, am satisfied that so far as Haverhill is concerned il is almost impossible 10 convict persons Of operating while under the influence Of liquor unless they are hopelessly drunk" he as- serted. Unless cooperation was forthcoming, he said. he would send extra inspectors into the city to deal with the conditions there.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-11
Accountants Today Are
 Checking Boston Books

Boston, June Il P-A firm of certified accounts began work on the city collecting department today to check reports that q serious short age existed in the accounts. John J. Mccarthy, cashier; and Francis J. OConnell q teller. were suspended yesterday by order of Mayor Nal colm F.. Nicholas.
 City Auditor Rupert s. Carven called in the accountants today al the order of the mayor. When the two employees of the department were suspended il was announced that an apparent shortage Of S6.5oo had been discovered. The depart ment collects between $i0,000,000 and $50,00o.no0 annually.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-11
Woman Slain in China
 Has Head Topped Off

Peking, June Il (Pt-A Coolie. who murdered Mrs. W. E. Sibley, wife of q Canadian Methodist mis- slonary, early this week. was armed with a heavy sword with which he severed his victims head from her body, according 10 a report. to the American consul here.
 The murderer was wounded by soldiers and died shortly after. The motive for the crime has not been esta blished.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-11
HEADS OI OTA (LIR

Philadelphia, June II (P'-AIiss Lulu Dryden. Baltimore. today was elected president of the Quota Club International, She IS ono Of the flow woman iron and steel brokers in the United States.
 Miss Jennie ONeill Waterbury, Conn, nominated for first vice president withdrew in favor of Miss Dorothy Dorrance. Trenton, \. J., assuring the latter's election.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-11
President Today Signs
 Indemnity Measure

Washington, June II P(-Presi- dent Coolidge today signed bill au- thorizing payment of an indemnity to Great Britain on account of the death of Daniel Shaw Williamson, a British subject killed at East St. Louis. Illinois, July 1, 1921.
 Williamson was peaceably going home when ,accosted by two plain clothes men and ordered 10 halt. Williamson. 22 years old, disregarded the order and was shot.
 The legislation authorizes payment of s2.00o 10 his father. John Will liamson Of Alba, Scotland. Presi- dent Coolidge made the matter the subject of a special message to con- gress.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-11
FALLS 40 FEET

Milford, June II LP, - James Spear, 2S, of Bridgeport. is in Mil ford hospital in critical condition as the result Of a forty foot fall at the plant of the Connecticut Light X Power company. Spear was work ing on a drum on the third floor of the building, when he lost his foot ing. and with a block with which he was working foll through a third floor opening 10 the first floor. land ing on his forehead. The top of his head and forehead were crushed in by the force of the fall.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-11
Female Auto Drivers
 Are Rare in Havana

Havana, June II LF9 - Women automobile drivers are so rare in Havana and the cities close to the capital that a minor accident in which a woman driver is implicated deserves a front page headline in Havana newspapers with a column of details.
 There are less than hundred registered women drivers in Havana, with only one. Senorita Gonzalez having a "chauffcur-mechanic' li- cense, emitting her 10 drive all classes of motor driven vehicles.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-11
Durkin Does Not Want His Wife in the Court Room

Chicago, June Ii P>-Martin Dur kin, on trial charged with the mur- der of Edwin Shanahan, federal agent, does not want his bride, Irma Sullivan Durkin, in the court room. Durkin is said to fear his brides presence would be displeasing to his former sweetheart, Betty Warner who is to be a states witness against him.
 Selection Of jurors was resumed today Only four jurors have been sworn and three others tentatively accepted.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-11
City Advertisement

Notice is hereby given that 8 hearing will be held before the Board of Public Works, City of New Britain, in Room 307, City Hall. at 6:SC p. m, E. s. T, Tuesday eve ming, June 18th, 1996 on the pro posed taking of land for highway purposes. from Belden street to Aus tin street, including q portion Of Day street, from Belden street south. same to be known as Good win street, and establishing street and grade lines thereon.
 All persons interested arc request cd to be present at said hearing, if they see cause, and be heard in re- lation 10 the above.
 BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
 G. II. Johnson, Clerk.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-11
CATCH RUM RINNER

Wcstport, June Il R-Another rum runner on the post road fell the victim of the Westport state po- lice yesterday afternoon when State Policeman A. J. Finncgan appre- hended q touring car in Fairfield containing two men who are held on the charge of illegally transport ing liquor In tho car, carefully concealed. the officer found fifty gallons of alcohol.
 The operator of the car. Vincent Ginauro, 1S4 Washington street, Now Britain, was also held.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-11
COOLIDGE INVITED

Washington. June Il tP,-Presi- dent Coolidge was invited today by republican state leaders of Indiana 10 speak at Indianapolis during tho campaign. Any date in September or October was suggested.
 Tho invitation was taken under consideration. So far the president has made no plans for campaign speeches outside of Washington.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-11
FINDS TWO BODIES
Diver UncoYcrs Remains of Mrs. HoaS and Daughter in Forward Cabin of Washington Irving.

Jersey City, N. J., June Il LPl- Diver Harry Rinersan last night found the body of Mrs. Lynn Hoag, and that of her three year old daughter in the forward cabin of the steamer Washington Irving, which sank in the Hudson river on June l. The location of the bodies made 1t impossible to bring them to the sur face but today Rinersan and other divers will try again.
 II is believed the woman went to the cabin fin search of two other children who were rescued.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-11
ROBBERY IN HOTEL

New York. June II Pl-Posing as bellboys. two holdup men were admitted to an office on the second floo-' Of the I'otel Navarro, 3Sth street and Seventh 'avenue, today and escaped with s1.6Oo which they took from a bag carried by Mary O'Brien. hotel cashier, after binding and gagging her.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-11
ACCEPT LIBRARY OFFER

East HamNon, June II tP,-An offer Of ChaUncey C. Bcyin Of this town 10 build a $&5.o0Q library was accepted last night at q special town meeting which authorized an cy- pondirro Of $5.ooo for preliminary work and the foundation of the new building. The library will he nam nd Bovin Memorial library. The town already has $20,ooo in li- brary fund. which will be used in upkeep after the building is com pietel.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-11
25TH ANNIVERSARY
Mir. and Mrs Frederick W. Schcidlcr of Vine Street to Observe Silver Wedding Tomorrow.

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick ", Schcid- Ter Of 4S Vine street will observe their a5th wedding anniversary at their home tomorrow evening. A number of close friends will be en- tertained.
 They were married in this city June 12, 1901. by Rev. Dr. John II. strong. formerly pastor Of the First Baptist church. Before her mar riage. Mrs. Scheidler was Miss Caro- line Louise Walter.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-11
PLAGUE OF I,OCTSTS

Managua, Nicaragua, June II tPj A plague Of locusts. which re- gently invaded Honduras. has spread 10 Nicaragua and the gov crnment is organizing bands Of laborcrs to eXterminate the pests The ravagcs Of the locusts in Hon. duras had necessitated large ship ments of corn from Nicaragua,
New Britain herald., 1926-06-11
Coalition Cabinet Is
 Ambition of Rriand

Paris. June Ii lP}-Promier Briand would favor a coalition cabinet he said today before the opening of the session of the chamber Of deputies. provided the leaders Of the important groups in the chamber from the so- cia1ists of tho moderates would ac- ccpt portfolios.
 The governments committee Of ex- perts will have a report ready on the financial rehabilitation Of rance within ten days, the premier said.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-11
SUES FOR EXCESS WEIGHT

Bridgeport. June II LP - Miss Mary F.. Weldon, 22. testified before the claims committee last night that she has gained fifteen pounds within the past two months because of in juries received in q fall on an icy sidewalk on February 19, She weighed l25 pounds and now weighs l4o because Of lack Of exercise. She suffered from water on the knee be cause of the fall. Damages Of $500. plus physicians bills are sought