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New Britain herald., 1927-05-06
Acquittal of Two Men
 Of Arson Is Approved

New Haven, May P-A decision sustaining the acquittal of two Mer- iden men on arson charges last Oc- tober was made by the supreme court sitting at Hartford yesterday. 4 decision filed with the clerk of the superior court here today over ruled the demurrer of the state to a plea in abatement with which the defense counsel opposed the states appeal. The plea of abatement was sustained.
 The two men, Rocco Femia, 27, and Joseph Carabetta. 3S. were ac- quilted by jury here October 29, 1928, following week-long trial. The men were charged with having caused an explosion which destroyed q house at IA Warren street, Merl- den, belonging to Femia's father, on Nav o6, 1926. The motive was all legged to have been to defraud in surance companies.
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New Britain herald., 1927-05-06

in the union and is the paramount law; that any attempt to revise or modify the same in any other man. ner than that provided in the Consti- tuition for so doing is extra-constitu- tional and revolutionary;
 And that the letter and the spirit of our organic laws are binding on and must be served by the officers of each state in the union who have taken the oath to support the Con- stitution of the United States.
 While we declare our firm alle- glance to the preservation of every right of individual liberty under the law. we declare that public peace and public order are absolute and es- sential conditions of free govern ment; and we therefore will oppose with our utmost power the forces of disorder and lawlessness from what ever source they may emanate.
 1.-The supremacy of the Constitu- ton and the laws made in pursu- ance thereof are the best and wisest guarantees of the rights, liberty and happiness of all the people and all movements seeking by deception. po- litical manipulation, threats or or ganized popular c!amor to overthrow or supplant these guarantees are at tempts to destroy the American sys- tenn of representative government or ganized and established by the Con- stitution."
 Signers of the platform included Mrs. Nicholson and the following:
 Senator Belle Kearney, member Mississippi legislature
 pr. Jennie Callfas. national com mitteewoman for Nebraska.
 Mrs. Daniel c. Roper. national democratic club. Washington. D. C. Mrs. Wm. A. H. McCulloch, attor- rey at law, Chicago, III.
 Mrs. Bayliss F. Shepherd. Los An geles democratic club, Los Angeles, Cal.
 Mrs. J. L. Yancey. democratic i club, Birmingham. Ala.
 Mrs. F. o. Andrews. member dem ocratic state committee and Missouri
New Britain herald., 1927-05-06

BEST NO. NEW POTATOES FANCY CELERY HEARTS FRESH NATIVE RARERIPES 3 B, FANCY WASHED PARSNIPS FANCY RUTABAGA TURNIPS
Evening star., 1927-11-06
Norway Pays Tribute
To u. S. Scientists
For Research Work
President Merriam and Dr..
Bauer of Carnegie Institu-
tion Decorated by Order
of the King.

The charge d'affaires of Norway and
Nine. Lundh gave a reception yester-
day afternoon in their apartment at
Wardman Park Hotel following the
presentation by Mr. Lupdh of two dec
orations conferred by King Haakon OF
Norway. DIR. j. G.. Merriam, president
of the Crnegie Institution, received the
insignia of comma nder of the 1lrst
class of the Order of st. Olaf Whlie l'r'
Louis A. Bauer. director of the de.
partment of terrestrial magnetism OF
the Carnegie institution, received the
insignia of commander of the second
class. Order OF st. Olav. These deco.
rations are in recognition of support
by the Carnegie Institution to. sclen'
tific research in Norway. DR.. Bauer
was unable to receive his emblem per-
sonally because Of illness.
Among the guests were MRS. Mer'
riam, the director general of the Nor
way Telegraphs, Mr. NJ. S. Mickelsen;
the chief engineer of the Norwegian n
Telegraph Administration, Mr.. II.
Petersen: the chief of the Bureau of
Telegraph Administra ton. Mr.. Peter
Tennsjord: Capt. J. J. Larsen. Capt.
Christian Meyer, director of Meteoro-
logical Institute of Norway; Mr.. j.
Hesselberg. director of the National
Wood Utility Commission; Mr.. H. Ok.
holm, Mr.. Carl Morgan and Mrs. Nor
gan. and the members of the legation
staff.
Evening star., 1927-11-06
Diplomatic Corps Members
Prominent in Social Whirl
Sir Esme and Lady Howard Honor Bride-Elect.
Envoy and Sonora de Ferrara Luncheon
Hosts-Special Notes

Walter Won Rath. president of the Ger
man Chemical Combine. There were
80 guests.
The charge .daffaires of Lithua mia.
DR.. Mikas Bagdonas. will return Tues
day from New York, where he went
for the week end.
The Acting Counselor of the Brit
ish Embassy and Mrs. Henry Getty
Chiffon introduced their daughter.
Miss Elizabeth Chiffon, to society yes
terday afternoon at a tea in their
home on II street.
The military attache of the Italian
embassy, Brig. Gen. Augusta Villa.
has gone to New York to attend the
New York Horse Show, at which he
will be one of the judges. He will re-
turn to his apartment at the Ward
man Park Hotel the latter part of
the week.
The Secretary of the CzechOslovakia
legation and Mime. Lipa,. who are on
q tour of the West. is expected tn re-
turn to Washington the middle of the
month. The secretary and Nine.
Lipa, were the honor guests of the
MaSaryk Society of Los Angeles. at
the dinner and reception in celebra
tion of the ninth anniversary of the
independence of Czechoslovakia, Octo-
ber IS. in Los Angeles. The guests
included the members OF the consular
corps of Los Angeles, representing
so nations.
The first secretary of the Danish
legation. Mr.. de Treschow. is in New
York and is expected to return the
first of the week.
The secretary of the Danish lega-
ton Mr.. A. Konow Bojsen. who fs
spending a vacation in his native
country will return to Washington the
middle of next month.
Evening star., 1927-11-06
Mr.. Ghcen Serves as Host
AT Saddle Club Luncheon

The Commissioners of the District
of columbia and their wives, Mr.. and
Mrs. Proctor l.. Dousherty, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney r. TaIiaferro and Nr. and
Mrs William r. Ladue. were among
tho guests Of Mr. John o. Gheen at
the huffet luncheon given by Mr.
t;heen al the Eaf;..tian Park Saddle
Cluh Yesterday preceding the horse
show in the afternoon. Also present
al the luncheon were the quarter
master general. Maj. Gen. b. Frank
cheatham, and the Judges for the
horse show. Mai. C. l.. Scott, Maj.
A r. Chaffee. Mrs. Oscar Cooiican
Mrs. ID. y. Lee of Middleburg and
Mrs. james r. Curtis. Other guests
were the officers Of Troop r, % Cav
Evening star., 1927-11-06
ENGAGEMENTS to Wed
Mark Autumn Calendar

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Parker Cren-
shaw announce the engagement of
their daughter Ellen Wise TO Mr..
John .Monteith Gates. son Of Mrs.
George Stevens of Elyria, Ohio. No
date has been set for the wedding.
Miss Crenshaw lived in Cuba until
the World War. when she came to
Washington, where she attended Miss
Maret's French School for four years
and also attended other local schools.
She made her debut in Washington
Winter before last and was an active
member of the Junior League. For
the past few months she has been
student of interior decorating in New
York.
Mr.. Gates attended Milton School
and was student at Harvard in 1927.
He left Harvard at the end of his
Junior year to study architecture at
Columbia University. While at Har-
ward he was a member of the fresh
man rowing crew and was a member
of the Hasty Pudding, Institute ITO,
Iroquois. Stylus and Gas House. Mr..
Gates now lives at 20 Morningside
drive. New York City
Mrs. NJ Forney Reese of Norfolk,
Va, who is spending the Winter in
Washington. announces the engage
ment of her daughter, Mary kensett
Reese. to Lieut.. Samuel E. Latimer,
u. s. n. No date for the wedding has
been set. Miss Reese is member of
the Junior League.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Herbert Ward
announce the engagement of their
daughter Ruthellyp to Mr.. Merrill C.
Ward of North Beach, Md. Miss Ward
is graduate of st. Margaret's and
also of George Washington Univer.
sity. Mr.. Ward is member Of one
of Maryland's oldest families. The
wedding will take place the latter part
Of this month.
Evening star., 1927-11-06

The Secretary of the Navy, Mr.. Cur
tis Dwight Wilbur, is the guest of Mr.
William Watson Smith, in Pittsburgh
whore he will deliver an address today
at the celebration of the 60th ami
vorsarv of the Shady Side Presbyte'
rian Church He will return to WASH
ington late this evening.
The Secretary of tho Interior, DR.
Hubert Work. has with him IN MS
APARTMENT at the W3rdman PARK no,
tel. his daughter, Mrs. A. W. Bissef'
Of Evanston III. Mrs. Bissell, VINO ar
rived in Washington YESTERDAY morn
ing. will remain with her father Tor
the coming two weeks
The Secretary of Commerce, Mr.
Herbert Hoover, will return from Ne"
York tomorrow morning. -,
The Secretary and Mrs. Hoover VIII
he the honor guests of the Iowa so.
ciety Thursday evening at the Willard
Hotel, when the Secretary will be the
speaker of the evening. There VIII De
special program Of entertainment
and dancing will follow.
Mrs. William Howard Taft will be
the guest in whose honor Mrs. Samuel
Jordan Graham will entertain guests
at luncheon at. the Mayflower Friday
November Is.
The Assistant Postmaster General
and Mrs w. Irving Glover will en-
tertain at dancing party for their
son. Mr.. Thomas Glover, Friday eve
ming in the F'lorentine room at Ward.
man Park Hotel.
Mr.. Glover has rejoined Mrs. Glover
after a trip of three weeks. which took
him TO Chicago. Salt Lake City and St.
Louis. En- route to Washington, he
stopped in New York to attend the din
ner given in honor of Sir Philip A. G..
p. Sassoon, undersecretary of state
for air of Great Britain.
Mr.. Thomas + Woodlock. inter.
state commerce commissioner. has
rejoined Mrs. Woodlock in their apart
ment at the Wardman Park Hotel
upon his return from a trip of two
weeks through the South on official
business. when he visited Atlanta,
New Orleans. Gulfport and other
cities.
Evening star., 1927-11-06
Mrs. Coolidge Patroness
For Hospital Benefit

Mrs. Coolidge has followed her an
nlal custom of giving the use of her
name for the Thanksgiving eve ball
to benefit the Episcopal Eye. Ear and
Throat Hospital at the Willard Hotel
the night Of November 23. Mrs.
Charles Gates Dawes, wife of the
Vice President, has also given the use
of her name as a patroness, and asso-
ciated with them are Mrs. Harry $.
New, Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant. Mrs.
stephen l.. II. Slocum. Mrs. Henry
W. Fitch. Mrs Frank B. Noyes, Mrs.
Edward Stellwagen. Mrs. Tracy Dows.
Mrs. Charles ~. le Fevre, Mrs. George
Cabot Lodge, Mrs. Walter f. Edge.
Mrs. Josiah A. van Orsdel Mrs. Paul
f.. Johnson, Mrs. Charles Kerr, Mrs.
Arthur Lee, Mrs. Aldrich Dudley, Mid
dlehurg, Va: Mrs. c. r. Keferstein.
Mrs. John W. Morse. Mrs. Henry
Fitzhugh, Mrs. Armory Perkins, Mrs.
G. G. Glover. Mrs. George Maurice
Morris. Mrs. Peter Drury. Mrs. Ste.
phen Bonsal. Mrs. Richard Wilmer
and Mrs. F. r. Hamilton.
Evening star., 1927-11-06
At Homes Announced
With Dates Annexed

The retiring commandant OF the
Army War College, Maj. Gen. Hanson
r. Ely, and Mrs. Ely, will be at home
this afternoon In their quarters at
Washington Barracks from to Z
O'Clock. Gen. and Mrs. Ely will leave
in q few weeks for the formers new
post as commandant of Governors
IsI3 nd.
The officers and ladies of the Army
War College will receive the first Sun.
day in each month after 4:30 O'Clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lloyd Aspin.
wall will observe Saturday afternoons
at home during November and Decem.
ber. beginning with Saturday of this
week.
The officers and ladies Of Boiling
Field will receive this afternoon from
1 TO o'clock in the Officers Club at
Boiling Field.
Evening star., 1927-11-06
Honor Dinners Mark
Capitals Calendar
As Autumn Advances
Admiral and Mrs. Eberle to
Entertain Ambassador and
Lady Howard Tuesday
Evenine-Othcr Notable
Functions.

The chief Of naval operations Ad-
mirai Edward W. Eberle, and Mrs.
Eberle will be hosts at dinner Tues
day evening in honor of the Ambas-
sador Of Great Britain and Lady lisa.
bella Howard.
The chief of staff L. s. A. anG Mrs.
Charles +. Summerall were the
guests in whose honor the Surgeon
General Of the Army and Mrs. Mer-
rite w. Ireland entertained 81 dinner
last evening.
Judge o. NJ. Barber Of the United
States Court Of Customs Appeals en-
tertained At dinner at the Wardma n
Park Hotel Friday evening, when he
had 10 guests.
Col. r. f.. Backstrom. commandant
Of the Marine Barracks, and Mrs.
Backstrom were hosts at dinner
Thursday evening, when their guests
were Maj Gen. Lejeune and Mrs.
Lejeune. Capt Edgar Thompson, u.
:. ": Col Hugh Matthews, I. $.
CONTINUED on Sixth PaGeJ
Evening star., 1927-11-06
Mrs. Richardson Hostess
To Women's Medical Unit

Mrs Charles w. Richardson will
entertain the Woman's Auxiliary of
the Medical Society at luncheon Mon.
day. November IA, In her home on
Grant road.
Mrs. Richardson. who is a con.
noisseur Of porcelain and possesses
many rare and beautiful specimens.
will give a talk on the subject OF
Pottery" preceding the luncheon.
Mrs. Charles Stanley White is presi.
dent of the auxiliary.
Evening star., 1927-11-06

The Ambassador Of Great Britain
and Lady abella Howard will enter
tain at dinner tomorrow evening at
the embassy in honor of Miss Alice
Emo and Mrs. Henry l.. d'A. Hopkitl-
son. the third secretary of the Brit
ish embassy. whose marriage will take
place Thursday in the Bethlehem
Chapel of the National Cathedral.
Miss Emo arrived in Washington
yesterday afternoon.
Sir E,sme Howard and the Minister
of Canada. Mr.. Vincent Massey. will
he the honor guests at dinner Thurs
day evening at the Carlton Hotel, with
the British delegates to the Interna-
tional Radiotelesraphic Conference as
hosts. The dinner was postponed
from an earlier date on account of
British court mourning.
Sonora de Padilla, wife of the Am
bassador of Spain. and their daugh-
ter. SenOrita Padilla. will go to New
York this week to spend several days.
The Amba ssador of Cuba and So
nora de Ferrara were hosts at lunch
con Friday at the embassy in honor
of the former Cuban Minister to Ar
gentina and Sonora de la Vega, who
are now residing in Washington. The
guests included the members of the le-
cation staff.
The Ambassador of Chile, Senior Don
Carlos G. Davila. attended the Prince
ton-Ohio State game yesterday alter
noon, at New Haven. He is expected to
return to Washington tomorrow after
noon.
H.. II ut1I
Claudel is expected back in Wash
incton tomorrow. He went to New
York to attend the annual luncheon
of the French Institute in the United
States, given Friday evening in the
Ritz Carlton Hotel, in celebration of
the fifteenth anniversary of the found
ing of the institute.
The Minister of Hungary and
Countess SZechenyi who have been
abroad since early Summer, are arriv-
ing in New York tomorrow on the
Leviathan.
The charge d'affaires of Hungary,
Mr.. John Pelenyi, who has been in
Cleveland with Nine. Pelenyi. is now
i'm New York and will probably re-
main for the arrival of the Minister
and his family and accompany them
to Washington. Nine. Pelenyi is
visiting her sister, Mrs, S. l.. Mather.
and will not join Mr.. Pelenyi untis
later in the month.
The Minister of Austria and Nine.
Prochnik. and their family are spend
ing the week end with the Minister'S
brother-inlaw. Mr. Patcheler. at his
country home in Warrenton. Va.
The Minister of Egypt and Nine.
Samy will be hosts at dinner tomorrow
evening to the delegates from Egypt
to the Radiotelegraphic Conference.
The Minister of Albania. Mr.. Faik
Konitza, will return to Washington
Tuesday from New York. where he
has been for several days.
The Minister of Siam. Lieut.. Gen.
Phya Vijitavongs. will be the honor
guest at tea this afternoon of the
former United States Minister to Siam
and Mrs. w. w. Russell. who will
entertain about so guests informally
In their home at 1880 Twenty.second
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell will entertain
informally at tea December 81. when
they will present their daughter, Miss
Virginia Russell. to society.
The charge d,affaires of Germany.
DIR. O. c. Kiep. entertained at lunch
con in the Florentine room at the
Wardman Park Hotel yesterday in
honor of His Grace the Bishop of
Meissen. Dr. Schreiver DR.. Phillip
Heineken. president of the North Ger
man Lloyd Steamship Co.. and Mr..
Evening star., 1927-11-06
Stuart Chapter, U. D. c.,
Plans Entertainment

Miss Marion Hardy. general chair
man, announces that plans have been
completed for the dance and card
party to be given by the J. f. B. Stu.
art Chapter, United Daughters of the
Confederacy, Saturday evening, De.
cember 3, at 2400 Sixteenth street. A
we'll known orchestra will furnish
music for the dancers and there will
be attractive prizes.
Among those serving on committees
are: Mrs. William A. King, Mrs. VIII
liam M. Wallace. Mrs. w. d. Watts,
Mrs. G. w. Sheriff. Mrs. Lewis P. Gle.
phane, Miss Elizabeth I.eitzow, Miss
Priscilla Wallace. Miss Doris Casey,
Miss Sybil Almand. Miss Meta Watts
and Miss Mary Boyd.
Evening star., 1927-11-06

airy from Fort Myer. which gave
3 rough'tiding exhibition at the show
in the afternoon.
\ notable gathering Of horse lovers
attended the show, which WIS held in
the beautiful grounds Of the Rock
creek parkway equitation field, which
adjnins the Wardman Park Saddle
Club directly below the north end of
me Connecticut Avenue Bridge. The
show was given under the joint aus
p!ces Of the Welfare and RecreatioDal
Association Of Public Buildings and
Grounds and the Wardman Park Sad
die Club. Prizes for the pony classes
Tor children were. given by the chill
dren of Mr.. and Mrs. f. b Mclean.
Others who donated prizes were Mrs.
Oscar Coolican. Mr.. Thomas Bones.
Mr.. Julius Garfinckel. Mr.. Clyde Asher
ard Mr.. Leon Ulman.
Evening star., 1927-11-06
Official Folk of Capital
Listed Among Absentees
Secretary Wilbur on Visit to Pitts urgh-Secre-
tary Hoover in New York-Society
Notes of Interest.

The postmaster general of South
Africa and Mrs r. E. Lenton, who
are at the Wardman Park Hotel for
several months. entertained informally
at dinner on Friday evening.
Mai. Cen and Mrs. John l.. Clem
and their daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Glen. have arrived from San Antonio,
Continued on Seventh Page)
Evening star., 1927-11-06
Society Finds White House
Program of LeadingEvents
For WinterSeasOn Made Up
Dates of important Functions Are Announced
Beginning With Presidents Dinner to
His Cabinet December l.
BY SALLIE V. n. PICKETT.

oCETY should feel supemey content in that good three weeks
y G nf b pfes5im es are e W ou o @
will along with prss'o" until the last reached
these plans for cabinet members and their wives Mrs.
assuming present official
in which social Obligations fulfilled that from political h stand
Of the outcome cabne! ladies'
Tusdy inc nome 0 MI" Ne0S "s OF the secretary Of ''
Srx Wednesdays by
with The We5assdy J3nyary they hold oa6e
Wilbur and Others will b inomsy These Official days
@ fs da @ plans a ds
NOR up beginning their recep
dent t %A e the | Of .as s a E
call the ladies OF
WHEN Joseph Cannon was Speaker Of the House his daughters
& & days 1 at home ] Were made the Ssion 81 great posa gatherings gather
pay respects political tips nab
no publicity.
THE politics better illus
Vice President Frbnks refused custom and
they knew exactly how to forecast coming
s Mn a n Gaq & % % m ps sn OF ot the B5S
noo @ ~s m SEEMING e S ou " her R s p
English girl though she dwb OF
NEXT Washington
viii & her b . ne. en s,S1 M rhS%' Nm nS u hT P6 x
the Winter
he
OF his nomination for the presidency the Republican
MAKING appeal the element
IA the ball
Eye Ear and Throat Hospital which
Hotel Waller Harrison president rdoIa
did not md dhcu to secure excellent
finding of
hoxholders and those taking tickets
of girls 'F' - ~''s"
THE Navy relief bail the CAV ending
busy day of eaiue and visiting
Eberlc chairman Of ball
all the Navy folk hc
within of Washington
Evening star., 1927-11-06

THE of social life in politics could
rated than when close the
President Fairbanks follow
his luncheon dinner
their calculations that they comm:
even
Evening star., 1927-11-06

WHEN Joseph Cannon Speaker of the House his daughters
w gatherings
with and political huryng around
the political
picked dainty sandwich Perhaps
methods OF counting the seed the political apple but has gained
M publicity.
Evening star., 1927-11-06

THE first dbutan OF the has been listed Mis-
Elizabeth Chiffon daughter Of the acting counselor OF British
diplomats and high officials her homage. a English
marked her which
opportunity
English g. though she o
the regning bellies o. he season
Evening star., 1927-11-06

NOR cabinet idle beginning
for they upon
the Chief
and then begins the
call the ladies OF
Evening star., 1927-11-06

NEXT be presented Washington society Miss
~ daughter CT Thomas who
will make her debut
he vcdw
OF his for the
Evening star., 1927-11-06

CX Wednedy home viii be observed BY the ladies The cabinet
- this
with the second Wednesday January they will hold official
Ash Wednesday, p
Wilbur and others will be home informally
home usually earlier but
close that OF New Year day, other plans have
Evening star., 1927-11-06

60 much OF the popularity administration depends the
~ which fulfilled political stand
point carefully watched Accordingly than usual
held which there
the home Mrs Kellogg, wife of the OF State last
Tuesday.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-28
GATHER IOZNAMUJE
NovU TVoRBU REQ,
PLYING CLOUD

Charles Gather, 793 Wick Av.
obchodnlk REQ automobilami, o.
znamuje obecenstvu novii tvorbu
REQ spoloenosti: Lietajicu CHINA
ru' Flying CLOUDY. Je to celkom
novy model REQ automobile, cd
spodku do vrchu, zdnu i zvn1tra.
Zostala ma nom len dobrota tr-
vacnost'. Tento automobil lett O.
zaj ami chmara pred btirkou, jeho
sila a rychlost' je zazracna. Slo-
vaci, ktori chcii kdpit' nieco ozaj
zvlastneho a novotneho auto
mobile, mech 81 obzri Flying
Cloud" a potom bud6 znat', co je
fajny automobil.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-28
LITERATURA.
Slovensky Evanjelicky Kalen.

slovensky Evanjelicky Kalen.
dar ma rok 1927. Vydala Sloven-
ska Evanjelicka Jednota v Ame-
rIke. Rocnik XIX. Sostavil Karol
Belohlavek povcrenia Litararne-
no Vyboru. Tlacou Slovensktho
Hlasnika n. S. Pittsburgh, Pa.
= Kalendar Slov. Ev. .Jednoty
ma tento rok je jednym najbo-
hatsich ma dobril citaciu latku.
Sn nom poucne clanky, basne,
rozpravky mnozstvo obrazov
krajovskvch i jednotarskych.
sbornik R. CIR. X. T. S. J.
Sokol. Ma rok 1927. Sostavil Gu
stav Kosfk, red. 'Katol. Sokola".
Vydala R. a CIR. K. r. S. Jednota
Sokol, POS Madison ST., Passalc,
n. j. Cbsahuje Wac clankov Wy
chovnych a porrcnIch, rozpravky,
baSne a mnoho obrazov 70 ziivOta
X. Sokolstva V Amerike.
Putnik sv. Vojtessky. Kalendar
pre- Katol. Slovakov. Vydal Spo
lok Sv. Vojtecha ma rok 1927.
Sostavil Jan Posttnyi, spravca
spolkn. Cislo Podielovych knfh
40. - Je to najrozsirenejSi ka-
lcndar katollckych Slovakov, le-
bo sa no tlaci vySc 10000 k,lsov.
Rozdavany je zdarma clenom spoil
ku co podicl. Obsahu je bohate-
no, vychovneho.
Zemepis Republiky Ceskoslo-
venskej. Pre- slov. r. kat l'udcve
skoly. Napisal Michal Kopcan. IT,
citel'. Nakladom Spolku Sv. Vol
techa. - Toto je tiez podielova
kniha spolkn, ktor1 kaAly Glen do
stane zdarma. V knizke okrcm
zemepisu CSR. sii al mapv a o.
brazy rcpubliky. ..
Mokandah, alebo mlady nacel-
mix indiansky. Prelozil M. Ii.
Sedmohradsky. Vydal Spolok Sv.
Voitecha V Trnave.
Al tato knizka je podielovou
! pre- clenov spolku, opisnje Ii
vOt indianskehO nacelnlka
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-28
JANosfKov PoKLADl
JANosfKov PoKLAD.

Kazdtmu Slovakovi - dobre
znamo, re Janosik M pred dvesto
rolami zacal bojovat' "a prava
nasho milovanfho Slovenska a je-
hu utlaGaneho l'udu. Ked' memo
hol inacei, rozbiial panom zamky
a tam nahromazdene zlato, penia-
re a inc poklady pobral ciastoc-
ne medzi chudobnym l'udom roz-
dal, mnoho ale horaeh pokryl
pre- st 'astnejsiu generaciu.
DR.. Lesak, bratislavsky lekar,
hi 'adal tento ohromny poklad.
Re jakym sp6sobom a jake no ma
siel, precftajte 81 v knihe vyse u
danej. Hruba kniha je opatrena
Is obrazkami a mozete ju kdpit
neviazano v Is sositoch "a $1.00
viazano v makkej oprave "a $1.25.
Postou 1Oc Wac. Tito kniz-
ku mono dostat' v naSej redakcii
M. MRAZ
800 ". Federal st.. Youngstown,O O.