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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21
FAMED COURT MARKED.
oliver Twist Place Identified BY
Royal Insignia.

LONDON, August 20 CP.-Persons
who pass through Hatton Garden.
London's famed diamond center. often
wonder at the royal coat.of-arms
fixed in front OF Nos. So and SO.
This place until 1912 was the old
Hatton Garden Police Court, where
Charles Dickens sent Oliver Twist
to get a three months sentence for
stealing a pocket handkerchief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21

ton III loJJ. nc
was one Of the vet.
Grams participate
ing in organizing
the matte nal body
in Washington in
1899, and was one
of the organizers
Of the Richard j.
Harden Camp in
the same year and
a charter member
of the camp. He
served in the old
Emmett Guard, n.
c., ID. c.. for Is
years. and during
the Spanish Amer.
lean War was first
sergeant Of Com.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21

pany r, FITSt
District of Columbia Volunteer In
fantry. serving with First Lieut..
Richard j. Harden in that company
in Cuba. In Harden Camp he has
filed the offices of chaplain. Junior
vice commander senior vice COM
mander. chairman OF the relief com
mittee for seven years and chairman
of the board of trustees in 1904: was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21

TheNew"72 ultra modern-again settin,
ards, establishingnewresultsfor the indust1
The New Chrysler "72"-with the Great.
the New 49," and the magnificent Inn
are Chrysler's covenant of
faith with the public which 111
has SO generously demon ~/SN
strated its faith i'm us.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21
American War Veterans Club.

The American War Veterans Club
with their families and friends will
have an outing today at Bay Shore,
Md. The caravan of motor cars is
scheduled to leave Thirteenth and HI
streets at $50 am. The route will
be to Baltimore, through East Fayette
street, to the Philadelphia road, turn.
ing to the right on reaching the North
Shore road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21
That's What He Becomes.

From the Fort Wayne News-Sentinei.
The mortality of pigeons has been
markedly reduced as a result of the
introduction of clay targets. Why not
q clay pedestrian?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21
Veterans of Foreign Wars.


Post meetings this week are: Mon
day, National Capital Post and Fed.
eral Post; Thursday, Potomac Post.
District of Columbia headquarters
at Providence, r. l., during the v. F.
w. convention will be located at the
Narragansett Hotel. Department Ad-
Jutant Fowle is preparing the large
volume of resolutions that the local
body will send to the convention for
action. With his assistant he will go
to the Rhode Island city several days
in advance Of the sessions opening in
order that everything will be ready
for the main delegation of District Of
Columbia veterans when they arrive
The colors Of every post in this
jurisdiction will be in the big parade
at Providence on September 4. A
20-piece drum and bugle corps headed
by Sergt. Bugler Henry Loveless will
lead the local organization. Depart
ment Commander Beatty has left the
city for a brief visit to his old home
at Dayton. Ohio. and he plans to at
tend sessions of the two V. F. w.
posts Of that city while there. He
will be back in time to head the Wash
tngton veterans on their trip to the
encampment.
The welfare committee reports the
placing in positions of eight local ex-
service men during the past month.
Chairman Jennings, back from Fort
Eustis, where he attended the recent
G. NJ. II. c. camp, will begin imme.
diately to lay his plans for this years
Armistice day ball. to be held at the
Willard Hotel.
Maj. T. S. Fawcett, department
quartermaster, and chairman of the
joint committee Of the V. F. w. and
American Legion supervising the dis.
tribution Of the curbstone flagstaffs,
has reported that the one thousandth
flagstaff has been placed on the
streets Of Washington and that he has
received cooperation from the bust
ness men of the city.
Capt. Robert Woodside, twice com.
mander-in-chief Of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars and at present a mem.
Der Of Gen. pershing's Battle Monu-
ments Commission, in hurried visit
10 this city recently, gave the depart.
nent commander q brief outline of
the plans for the V. +. w. pilgrimage
10 France in 1928. Capt. Woodside
who is chairman of the committee ar
ranging for the return of the A. f
F." has planned the overseas trip
so that the V. +. w. will be in France
at "A time when the monuments now
being erected to honor our fallen
heroes still lover there" will be com
pletad and it is the plans Of the com
mittee TO have the V. F. w. partici
pate in the unwilling of some Of the
memorials. A complete report Will he
made by Capt. Woodside at the ma
tional encampment.
The formation OF another Ladies
Auxiliary has beer. reported to de
partment headquarters by Potomac
Post No. 9S5. This brings the mum
Der Of auxiliaries in the District tc
five, those OF National Capital
Equality-Walter Reed. Columbia anc
Federal posts having been in existence
for quite a while. Mrs. T. T.. Faw
cett is president of this new auxiliary
There will be no meeting of thu
department council of administration
September 5. as practically ever,
member will be at Providence on tina
date.
hntn0 n1adA fr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21

John A. Gallagher. department In
stalling officer Of the District Spanish
War Veterans, has been an active
member Of the order since it's institu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21

With full realization Of the obligation we owe the
public we this offering you the fruits of
unfaggng efforts to build finer and better cars
and to give you the buyer greater quality and value.
In announcing the 1lustrious New Chrysler 1--WE
confident that latest product is as great an
advance over todays fine cars as was the famous
40" over the best of four years ago.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-23
VYSLEDKY HYGIENY
v ANGLII.

V Anglii boly po cely rok vede-
ne zaznamy o vel 'kosti, vahe, ob-
jemu hrudi, d 'alej 0 barve vlasov,
oci, ltvaru hlavy asi $1,000 skol,
skych deti. Porovnanie so zazna-
mani predoslymi ukazuje, re V
poslednych tridsat' styridsat
rokoch zvysila sa znacne priemer-
ma vlska a priemerna vaha skol-
skych deti. Dietky st pri vstup''
do skoly asi o 5 en- vyssle nez
pred 40 rokmi. Zvlast' Il chlap.
GOV Dol zisteny prlrastok vahy asl
pol funta. Tou mierou naprcduje
zaroven zlepsenie vseobecnlch
zdravotnych pomerov, ktore ST
pripisuje pokrokom V hygiene u
vota vyHivy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-23

vek (! Nebuae tebe radosti ma tom
to syete, sha ami ma tom svete, y
pickle bndes horiet Chndacis-
.ko. A szdy len TAX Viete, kol 'ko
ia sebe krvi zkazila a slz napre.
lievala pre- nina, AMI YAM pove'
dat nemozem. Ale hlavne na'
miasto nina ona drevo stiepala
We'd som ja, pane, Il vas am Jed
nGho polena nerozstiepil, vsetko
lea ona. Preto ma zachranlla, od
coho som sa premenil, natilvajnc
ia. nemozem VAN vysyetlit Le11
10 vicm, ze Cd iaj SLOW a blahoro'
dtch skutkov v mojej dusi. stala
sa premena, ona ma napraVila, q
ia to nikdynezabndnem. Ale III je
cas-, ccngaif.
Ialskov poklonil sa a odisiel ma
oaTeriu. Poslov. Ferlo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-23
(IANOK 80.
S vasim lekarom mate sa pravidel.
ne pOradit'.

uc pOIdult
Hnacka Il diet at a je signalom
nebezpeGia, ktorfmu treba Zaraz
ceIit' ZvlaStne opatrenie riad-
ne osetrovanie so strany matky
mnoho sprawl pri bezpetnom pre-
vcdeni kojenca cez toto nebezpee-
ne obdobie. -
Proti hnaGke trcba kojenca sta
lp ochranovat', nakol 'ko al ten
najSIabSi napad, jcStli ME je zaraz
a spravne lieceny. m0ze West ku
t'azkym t komplikacam. Lekara sa
treba poradit pri najnepatrnej-
S1ch padoch Ked ale lekara me-
mono dostat' alebo nemoze hned ,
prist', vtedy sa odporilca zasta-
Wit davanie vsetkSch potrav-n "a
! "A hodin, davajdc jedme cistn pre-
varenn vodu. PO "a hodinach. je-
stli sa stav kojenca Zlepsil, spro-
butte vel mi slabi1 mieSaninu (na
priklad polCvicate SLIM ako Je
pravidelna formula ku normalne-
mu veku kOjenca) zv5esujte sill
most postupne, dl'a stavu kojen-
ca. Obycajne Soberie to od desat
dni do dvoch tyzdnov, kym stay
criev pride do pravidemeho po-
riadku. Druhy napad nemoce ma
d1de skorcj, nez prvy.
| FlaSky, cuc1lky a prlpravy k
vareniu musia byt' stale drzane V
1plnei cistote. Toto sa nallepsle
kona steril!zovanim vo vrlaeeJ
vode. Vsetka ku pripravovanu Je
dla potrebna voda ma byt preva-
rena, potom vystydnuta a drama
V prikrytom komennom hrncl
ale tax hrniec ako al prikryvka
musia byt' predtym dokonale u
myte vriacou vodou. Naraz pre-
, varajte len tol 'ko vody, co yam
postaci ma jeden den.
Mlieko cd prs je vzdy naJbez-
pecneisie. Jestli ale toto nemate,
yybraty pokrm musi byt este
zazivne mlieko, rozriedene dl a
veku vahy kojenca. Jestll sa ne
mozete spoliehat ma vasho miest
neho mlieciara, kondensovane mile
7 ko poskytuje YAM idealnu potra
S VII pre vasho kojenoa, lebo Je cl'
4 ste iednotneho sostavenla, zazlv
a ne vel mi snadno stravitel ne j.
/. vzdy hotove ku okamzitemu pou
zitiu iednoduchym rozriedenim
sistou yriacou vodou. Jestll po
& maraneovii st ava kasieky su d'
y yane (ako je to odportlcane Y kto
n reikol'vek mliecnej formule), kol
j densovane mlieko, jestll Je spray
J. ne davane, dodava ysetku tn po
: travr, kot arje potrebna ku vzra
i, stu diet "a.
i Crevnym neprijemnostlam moz m
/ no al predist'. cistt jedlo, eist'
yarenie a riadne lxrmenle, clst'
nitna voda, spravne mnozstvo po
o,l travy v pravidelnych obdooiacn
). dostatok cerstveho vzduchu q 8
: nesneho svetla, TO sn vecl, ktof
4 tpomahajl predfjdeniu hnacky. s
ii Muchy prenasaji bacile vel II
i caste sn prieinou zkazenla potra
y why. Preto je vel'mi dolezlfym' q
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-23
L 'ahko sa to povie, ale.

Mattel cirkusu: Ked by tam.
ten leopard dostal sa"von 2 kliet'
ky, strel tie no ma fl 'alSu. 49,
Straznik: A ma ktorom fl 'aku
prosim, ked' ich ma plnn kozu,
proslm? ....
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-23
hrdy

! hrdy!
- Ako w to hovorite, ma moi
dnSu = povcdal prosiaci horkC
sa usmial. - Kdeze mann what
fyzickn pracu? Byt' pomocnikom
/ V obchode mi je M neskoro, lebo
tam treba od chlapca zaeinat'; "a
vratneho ma nikto nevezme. le-
DO mne tykat' nemozno, a do fab.
riky ma neprijmu, tam treba re-
meslo znat', a ia mic neznam. .
Nesmysel! Wy Wdy najdete
vyhovorku! A nebude sa vam pa
cit drevo kalat'?
- Chcem pracovat, no teraz a
nj drevorubaGi nemajd pracu.
= Ano, vsetci darmozraci tax
hovoria. Mech vam ponuknem
pracu, Wy ju odvrhnete. Nebude
sa vam paeit' IL mia postiepat
dreva9
- Dobre, nastiepam...
- Znamenite. uvidime. .. Una
menite!
Skvorcov poponahl al sa a ME
bez skodoradosti. mnnc 81 ruky.
zavolal 2 kuchyne kucharku.
- III a, Oh ga, obratil sa k nej.
- odvcd' tohoto pana do drevar-
ne a mech dreva naStiepa.
Trhan pokrcil pleciami, akoby
V pochybnostiach a neodhodlane
isiel "a kucharkou. Pc jeho ch0-
dzi bolo badat', re dial s6hlas Site
pat drevo ME preto, ze boil hlad-
ny a chcel 81 zarobit ale presto
20 samol 'ubosti handy, ako chy-
teny ma slove. | to bolo vidat'. re
slime oslahol od palcnky, Dol ne
zdravy a necitil ami najmensej
chuti do roboty
Skvorcov pospiesil do stoIovej
Odtial' oknami, vychadzajGcimi
do dvora, bolo videt' drevaren a
ySetko. co robilo sa Ma dvore. Sto
iac pri okne, Skvorcov videl, akc
kucharka a trhan vysli zadnym
dvermi ma dvor a Spinavym sne
hom ISL k drevarni. Oh ga, hnevll
vo obzerajhc svojho spolupntniki
r strkaj1c na vSetky strany FAX
ami, otvorila drevaren zlost
ne ethiopia dvermi.
"Pravdepodobne prekaziIi sm'
jej kavu pit - pomyslel 81 skvor
GOV. "Aky to zlostny tvor!,
| DaIej videl, ako exucitei ex
!Student usadil sa ma nation a po
dopriic rukami svoje ceryene Ii
ca. mad cimsi sa zamyslel. Kuchar
ka prastila k jeho noham sekeru
zlobne odpl 'uvla a podl'a vyraz'
I ist si1diac, zacala sa vadit Trhal
neodhodlane potiahol k sebe pc
leno, postavil no medzi kolena
nesmelo udrei nan sekerou. Po
'eno pokyvlo sa spadlo. Trhal
potiahol ho k sebe, pod1chal d.
svoiich skrehnutych rak znov1
IL 'apol sekerou $ takou ostrazito
| st 'ou, ako by sa bal uderu po svo
i jej kalosni, alebo odt 'atia prsts
Poleno znovu pablo.
Hnev Skvorcova uz prechodil
zaealo no svedomie omlnat', z
prin1til cloveka rozmaznaneht
spiteho a mono i choreho robit
ma chlade t'azkn pracu.
J, "No mic to preto, mech 81 trt
9 chu popracuje...'' pomyslel 81,
2 due 20 stolovej do kabinetu. :
! "Ved to bude k jeho osohu.
O hodinu prisla Oh ga ON;
! mila, ze drevo je uz postiepane.
Ma, oddaj mu pol rubl'a, :
{ povedal Skvorcov. - A ak bud
!, chciet', ze moze prist drevo stl
pat kazdeho prveho. Robot
vzdy najde.
Pryeho zjavil sa trhan znovn
: zarobil pol rubla, hoci nasilu st;
ma nohach. Cd tychto eias east
9 olukazoval So ma dvore zakazdyl
! naSli pre- neho robotu: tn sne
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-23
Met potom divu I.

Prvy: Ste zenatTys
Dralhy: Ano.
Prvy St'astne'
Druhy: Vel mi 81 astnc?
Prvy: Ako sa vodi vasej man
zelke?
Drnhv: To vam nem6zem povc-
dat. Nevidel som iu NJ pat 70.
kov!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-23

by tento nebezpecny hmyz nedo-
stal sa ku bebe a iej potrave. To-
TO sa dosiahne, ked nedopnstite
milehy do domll.
Ako bolo vyssie spomenute, ca
sto sa stava, ze matl1y ME sl1 Y
stave pridajat' svoje deti a "a tn.
kychto okolnostl rozumie sa je po.
trebne zadovazit' daku inf potra-
WI. .Dobre, cistf, zazivnf kravslf
mlieko, primerane smiesanf S pa
trMnou davkoa naljemnejsieho
cukru a s patriGnym mnoastvom
vody - je ton najlepSou nahra
dou ia materinske mlieko. Ia maj.
1lepsia smiesanina vytacneho mile
ka najlepsieho cukru prichod
k YAM pod menom Bordenovho
Eagle Brand Mlieka. ia tri poko.
lenia americke matky spoliehaly
So ma toto bajetne mlieko. Ked
krmenie kona sd dl'a .upravy, ono
dodava til najbhzsiu nahradu. "a
materinske mlieko. J.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-23

|
bill poriad0k drevarni. tn w.
prasoval koberce matrace. Ia,
kazdvm dostaval Ia svoju pracu
20-40 kopejok a raz mn dali i
stare nohavice.
| Prevazajnc sd ia my bvt.
Skvorcov najal no pomahat > pri
ukladanl Ma vozy a vozov izbo-
veho naradia. Tento raz trhan bol
triezvy, mracny a mltanlivT; So
iva dotykal sa naradia, chodil sve
Siac hlavu "a vozmi, ba ami nesta-
raj sa zdat sa cinnym, ale len kr-
Gil sa od hladu hanbil sd, ked
izvozcici small Sa jeho lenivo-
sti a slabosti mad jeho panskIm
roztrhanrm svrchnlllom. Po pre-
vezeni sa. Skvorcov kazal no po-
zvat' k sebe.
- No, vidim, lie mole slova na
vas maly iicinok, - povedal, po-
dailc mu rubel' - HI "a: tn ma
tc "a pracu. Nidim lie ste tricz-
w a neodt 'ahujete 81 cd pracc.
Ako vas zovn2
- LuSkov.
- M0zpm YAM, LuSkov. tcraz
| prcdlozit' inu pracu, 'ahSin. Mo
zetc pl>at
- M0zem.
- Dobre. Teda tImto listom
zajtra pojdete k mojmu sndruho-
vi obdrzite cd neho prepisoVa-
ME. Pracujte, nepite, nezalbltdajte
ma to. GO som YAM hovoril. s Bo-
hom
Skvorcov, spokojny, ze uviedol
cloveka ma prav1 ceStu laskave
potl apkaI Lu$kova po pleci. ba
Dodal mu al ruku ma rozlucku.
LuSkov wal list, odisiel a llz Wac
neprichadzal ma dvor 0 rQbotu.
Presly diva roxy. Stojac raZ prl
divadelnej pokladnici a platias
"a vstupenku. Slvorcov videl We
dl "a seba malinkeho cloveka ba.
ran6inym golierom a obnoSencJ
ciapke. Cloviecik ch1Iostivc pIta'
81 vStupenku ma galeriu zapIatI
mcdenymi.
- Luskov, to ste Wy; pyta
sa Skvorcov, poznajnc v clovekr
niekda iSieho svojho drevoruhaca
trhana. - No, ako? Co porabate
Zijete' dobre?
- Zbavi. :. SliMim II notara
dostavam 36 rubl 'ov.
- Noe chvala Bohu. Znameni
te! Radujem sa z toho. Vel'mi m;
test. Luskov We'd ste Wy V iSton
sp6sobe mole krstne diet a. We'd
, som vas ia ma pravn cestu potlso!
Pamatate sa, ako som vas hresli
AXE titanic citalo Len ze ste s:
vtedy do zeme neprepadol. No
yd aka, holibok, re ste ma MOI
slova nezabudh. ~. .~
1 Vd aka YAM, poveda
: Luskov. - Keby som nebol vtcd.
: k yam prisiel, iste do tTchto cia
!. boil by som sa nazyval ucitel' or
albeo studentom. Ano, Wy ste m
a napravili na cestu. vytiahli j
my.
}, Vel mi, vel mi ma test!
- Vd aka yam "a vase dobr
slova "a skutky. Wy ste vted
: znamenite hovoril. Povd 'acny sol
/ i yam, j vasej kucharke, mech ie
: da Bob zdravia, tel dobrej, blah'
rodej zenskej. Wy ste vtedy dc
Y bre hovorili, povd 'acny som van
az do hrobu budem vam povd al
s ny, no, zachranila ma vlastne Vi
g sa kucharka Olga.
2. Ma aky sposob?
u - Ma taky sposob. Byval
prijdem k yam drevo stiepat',
a ma zacne: Zach, ty pijan! Zatr;
y teny clovek! Ably 81 skorej zi,.
Q nul!' A potion sadne 81 pro
n mne, rm1ti sa, hl'adi mi do tva
hla vyklada: NEST 'astny 81 ty q
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-23
JANOSfKOV POKLAD!

NajnovSi roman tomto sloven-
skom bohatierovi a jeho polka
doch. Nasledkom zakilpenia vel
keho nal1ladu "a snfzeni ccnn 81.
Je to vel mi piitavy roman ma
Is obrazov.
M. MRAZ
800 W.Federal St., Yonngstown,O.
V rcdakcii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-23

Citaite pozorne tieto tlanlly l1a.
.zdy tyzden a odkladaite 81 ich
pre- pripadnf urotrebenie bu,
dilcnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-23
ZOBRAK.
Napisal: A. p. Gechov.

Bob svedkom! Osem rokov som
bol dedinskym utitel 'om a teraz
som bez miesta. :. Obet udavat-
stva. Bude II zrok, ako som bez
miesta.
Pravotar Skvorcov pozrel ma Wy
plznuty, deravy svrchnik prosia-
echo, ma jeho mutne, spite oci, Ger
vene skvrny ma leach, a zdalo sa
mu, ze on uz kdesi videl tohoto
cloveka.
Teraz mi ponikaj1 miesto v
Kaluzskej gubernii, no nemam
prostriedkov, ably som sa ia do
stall - - PomoIte mi, prosim
vas! Hanba je pytat'. no niitia
okolnOSti. .-.
Skvorcov pozrel Ma .jeho kaloS-
ne. ktorych bola jedna hlboka a
druhd plytka, zrazu sa rozpa-
natal.
- Pocuite, predvcerom. zda sa
mi. stretol som vas ma Sadovej -
povedal, - lenze vtedv hovorili
ste, ze ste w ME dedinsky uci-
tel, ale Student. ktoreho vyhodi-
II Pamatatp9
So. ME, nemoze byt'! - "a
mrmlal prosiaci, zamotavajnc sa.
= ia som dedinsky ueitel' a jest
Ii chcete, m6zem VAN diplom L.
kazat'.
- Naco luzete? Wy nazyvali ste
sa studentom, ba rozpravai ste
mi, preco vas vyhodili. Pamatate
sa?
Skvorcov oGervenal s vfra-
zom zhnusenia ma tvari odiSiel
od trhana.
- To je podle Cd vas! - skri-
kol nahnevane. To je Sudierstvo!
Odpravim vas ma policiu, ably vas
cert wal! Ked' ste Wy biedny.
hladny, to vam nedava prava tax
hnusne, nesvedomite luhat,.
Trhan chytil kl'ueku dvier a
skonfundovany, ako prichyteny
zlodej, ohliadol sa po predizbe.
ia - sa neluzem - zamrm.
- Mozem vam diplom ukazat' ."'
Kto YAM uveri? - pokraco-
val pobtireny Skvorcov. - Vyu-
zitkovat' sympatie spolotnosti k
dedinskym ucitel 'om studentom
- ved' je to mike, podle, splna-
We, pohorslive!
Skvorcov sa rozohnil mel mto-
stne napadol prosiaceho. Svojou
drzou Eivost 'ou trhan vzbndil V
nom hnus, urazil to co on, Skvor-
GOV talk ltibil a cenil sebe Sa-
nom; dobrotu. slcitne srdce, sn-
citk nest 'astnym l'ud 'om; svo-
lou Eivost 'ou, zlomysel 'nym po-
kusom ma milosrdenstvo "sub-
ickt' sta by Dol poskvrnil tn al
muznu, ktorn on cistdho srdca
podaval biednym.
Trhan zpoeiatku sa vyclst al,
duSil sa, no potom zamlkol "a
hanbeny svesil hlavu.
Pane! - povedal, priklada-
i1c ruku k srdcm. - ia som sku'
toGne luhal... ia som ME Student,
ami ME dedinsky ucitel'. To je len
yvmyslene. ia slMil som V rus
kom hudobnom Shore odtial' ma
vyhnali pre- pijatiku. No, eoze
mann robit'; Verte mi, bez 1.-Two
sti to neide. Ked' hovorlm prav,
du nikto mi mic media. S pravdou
hladom umres zamrznes bez noe
ahu. Wy pravdu hovorlte, ia po'
chopuiem, no coze mann roblt
Go robit' Pytate sa, co mate
robit'e - okrikol no Skvorcov
podiduc k nemu blizko. = FRA
cnite. hl'a, co mate robit Praeo
vat treba!
- Pracovat :. To ia san
yiem. kdeze pracu dostanemf
- Nesmysel! w ste miaay
zdravy, silny, taky vzdy naJd'
pracu, len ably chcel. No Wy ST.
lenivy, rozmaznany spity! oe
vas razi palenkou ako patience
n6ho suda. Wy ste znesvaren lzo'
do spiku a sposobny len K vydle
~A : Ix:ync&il Ak Wv al rdCl
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-05-27
PAGE FIVE

cotton and Isle hose predominated
and only 504,780 pairs of silk hose
were manufactured a year.
By 1914. when skirts had shrunk
ten inches from the floor and shoes
were diminished to mere oxfords, it
became apparent that women had not
only ankles but legs, and stockings
soon became something more than a
receptacle for Santa Claus favors
once a year. The demand for good
looking silk hose increased until the
output was 28,2O0,800 pairs a year.
Now, with almost half a yard be-
tween the hem-line and terra firma,
even knees are in a somewhat ticklish
situation, and the stocking has be-
come the most important item in the
woman's wardrobe. Not only must
they be silk; they must be for the
most part full-fashioned and of a
hue to match or contrast smartly with
her frock and shoes, so that the silk
stocking production has SCARED to the
dizzy heights of 276,O00, 900 pairs a
year.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-05-27
Bdppy happenings

The tidal wave of the week in Bozeman society is a series of
farewels, or making ready for farewell. Examinations in the
school room, with the ceremony of graduation coming Immediately
after; the beautiful repetition of farewell at the grave-side on
Memorial day; the happy anticipation of our young women, who
are about to set forth upon their voyage to European lands-and
one into old Mexico; even the last white furry of departing winter
all these stir our enthusiasm with the meaning of:
THE WHITE WAVE
Fluttering fingers flaunt the white wave
Farewell of winter, the kidnapping knave;
White wave of blossoms on each hallowed grave,
Honoring loved ones and warriors brave;
Wave of diplomas through learnings nave,
Farewell of workers to tasks that enslave;
Farewell of voyagers, where oceans pave,
Whom Europe, enticng, wins with white wave.
Such, the glad token, our waiting eyes crave.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-05-27

and sails, manned by pirates. First
prize for the prettiest float went to
the Keys with their car trimmed in
red and black and escorted by girls
in pirate costumes. Other prizes were
awarded to Jessie Patrick, as an old
fashioned girl; to Donald Anderson
as a "COw grip; to Tommy Hughes,
as a Sing Sing convict; and to Aus
tin De Frate and Carson Schell for
their donkey and darby outfit.
Program numbers during the af-
ternoon expressed in symbolic form
the sincere loyalty and reverence of
the students for Gallatin County High
School. Edmund Burke, Jr., read the
class will and prophecy of the senior
class, who then buried their books
and watered the ivy, which had been
planted by the freshmen to illustrate
the climb for education. The juniors
brought the tree of knowledge for
their offering and the sophOmores
laid incense upon the altar, pledging
loyalty to their school.
In the evening, band music and side
shows delighted the crowd, with the
fun and frolic of a carnival. During
the cabaret dance in the assembly
nall, the contest for Queen of Gala
tin County High School was closed
and the majority vote accorded the
honor to Patty Lee Malsbury; while
Walter Houston was elected Royal
Escort. In the coronation ceremony
L. E. Hathaway placed robes that
had been worn by a queen of a sweet
pea carnival of other days. Nh. Dono-
hoe made the eongratulatory speech
Then followed an hour of dancing anC
the great "Day" closed at II o'clock