davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1927-05-13
PRICES ON PARIS B0URsE.

PARIS. May 13 GE).-~Prices on the
Bourse today We're irregular; 3 per
cent rentes. 81 francs 65 centimes: ex-
change on London. ia francs / CEN
time: 5 per cent loan, rs francs 10
centimes; the dollar was quoted at 25
fraAos 81 Il centimes.
Evening star., 1927-05-13
COTTON GOODS RISE.

NEW YORK. May 13 (speciaD.--
Cotton goods markets were moderate
ly active today. and 6Sx72 print cloths
advanced an eighth of cent to 8M
The 64x60's prices were steady at q.
Raw silks were steady in a quiet mar
ket.
Evening star., 1927-05-13
LEAD PRODUCTION

NEW YORK. May 1S Op).--Pro-
duction OF lead in the United States
and Mexico during April amounted to
S3,984 short tons, against S4,339 in
March and 74,76S in February.
Stocks of refined lead on May were
44,280 tons, against 41,o47 on April /.
Evening star., 1927-05-13
J. S. CASE DIVIDEND.

RACINE, Wis, May 13 (E9.-Direc.
TORS Of the J. /. Case Threshing Ma
chInery C8. yesterday declared divi-
dend Of "a per cent on preferred stock
and ] u per cent on common, payable
July /, TO Stockholders Of record. us
ef June 13, .....,.....a..... !.
Evening star., 1927-05-13
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, May 13 C4o).-Rye IT.
regular; No. 2 Western. 1919 fob.
New York and 1,20B elf. export.
Barley strong: mailing, 1.09a1.12 elf.
New York. Lard easy; Middle West,
12.65a12.75. Wheat futures opened
steady; domestic, July, 1.3S; other ar
tales unchanged.
Evening star., 1927-05-13
POULTRY MARKET STEADY.

CHICAGO, May 13 H).--Poultry
alive, steady; receipts, cars; fowls,
23a261s: Springs, 40; broilers, 22a40;
turkeys, 25; roosters, 13; ducks, 25a3o;
geese. 16.
Evening star., 1927-05-13
N. Y. C. EARNINGS GAIN.

NEW YORK, May 13 C9.--The
New York Central earned $2.91 a
share in the first quarter, against
1858 share in the first quarter
last year.
Evening star., 1927-05-13
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, May Is GP).--Aft.
er opening rather irregularly. the cot.
ton market improved on reports OF
lack OF rain in west Texas and too
much rain in the Northwest and Mis-
sissippi Valley. July traded up to
1915, October to 1906 and December
to 1920, or ii to Is points above yes
terday's close. AT the end of the first
hour prices eased off 4 to 5 points
due to a fairly good rain in west
Texas.
Evening star., 1927-05-13
WESCHLER RESIGNS,

NEW YORK, May 13 LP).~-F'rank J..
Weschler has resigned as president
and general manager of Indian Motor
Cycle Co. Claude Douthit was elected
president and Louis L. Baker, general
manager,
Evening star., 1927-05-13
sTUTz MOTOR HAS PROFIT.

NEW YORK. May 10 tP).--Stutz
Motor Co. reports net profit of $685.
5f2 for 1926, in contrast to net loss
Of $1,6e0,384 in 1925.
Evening star., 1927-05-13
RUBBER STEADY.

NEW YORK, May 13 (speciaD.--
Crude rubber, smoked ribbed sheets,
was unchanged at today's noon quo.
tation of 407s. This compares with
40ss a month ago and ASA a year
ago.
Evening star., 1927-05-13
G.. G. c. & ST. L. PROFIT UP.

NEW YORK, May 13 GP.-The
Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago and
st. Louis earned $4.25 a share on the
common stock in the first quarter,
against s4.03 a share in the same
period Of 1926.
Evening star., 1927-05-13

|tapered OF when there seemed to be
some selling for reaction on more
favorable weather outlook. July sold
off to 1888 and December to 1920,
with the market ruling about to
points net higher at midday.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-20
YouNasrownsxE sLoynnak1 xoViH1
mestnancoch v tlaciarskom prize

mestnancodh v tlaciarskom prie-
mysle.
Len takto ozdravie mas zivot a
k takejto cinnosti nepotrebujeme
hadky nabo5enske, spory politi-
cke, a boje osobnickarske. Ze slo-
venske podnikanie bude m6ct
podchytit penayznfctvo, priemysel
vadsl obchod len touto pracou
len po rokoch, to nahliadli vse-
tel ii. ktori vytrezyeli 2 politi-
ckych trenic. Ale al najbol asst
nejsia eiastka narodneho zivota,
kultttrna svojpomoc, vystavba
narodnych llstavov zvlaste tr-
vala pomoc pre- kraje narodne "a
nedbane, must siahnut k premy-
slenym planom k drobnym sbier
kam, lebo plytvanie silami mas tu
najviac ubija. VOkriesenie vyza-
duje ozdravenie ysade a zvlaste
v hospodarskom podnikani.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-20

pakovat' uz vo vSetkych oboroch
zistene potreby, ale umofhovat
ich uskutocnenie, trebars pomaly,
Potesitel'ny je vel'ky v1rast
nasich rol 'Ilfckycl vzajomnych
pokladnic, ktorych name "a pol
tret'a roka 38 vykazuju ku kon-
Gu roku svereneho majetku 80
milionov. Ked' uvazime, re je to
najdrdbnej jsich lls1por, vidme, ze
dobry zaciatok ukazuje sa prave
Y najpotrebnejSom obore. Podob-
ne V inych oboroch, II remesel-
nictva a u robotnictva vldime
snahy po svojpomoci vlastnych
ilspor tax dochadzame skoro
naraz so maIcnym skokom k u
rovni, ktora maleho ceskeho clo-
veka tax pouznasa. SINE sice este
d'aleko, lebo ceske okresne hos
podarske zalozne opatrujd 2 i pol
miliardy rol 'nfckyeh vsladov a
uver je tn lacnejs1, ale nic nam
nehati v tom, ably SINE takymto
postupom zlepsovali vssade nase
pomery. S radost ou sa dozveda-
me, ze na priklad kdpel ny prize
mysel' usiluje sriadit' 81 samo-
statny ilver vlastnej zalozne, or
gannuje kupel'n fond a nepo-
cetne vrstvy inteligenicie, ako u
Gitel 'stva a verejnych uradnikov
organizujn vel mi premyslenh
svojpomoc, ako sa to ukazalo po-
sledne nasich sadzacoch a "a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-20
HospoDARsKE PoZNAMKY

TT. o. Cd zaciatkov nasho sa-
mostatneho zivota divala SINE sd
ma Stat talk, ako sme boil zvykli V
t 'a6lych dobach vojehskych a
Stat Dol volany ku vsetk emu, $
elm SINE 81 nevedeli rady. Stat NAL
opatrovat' vSetko zabndali sme,
ze Stat SINE my, 'ud sam a ze ked
musi vykonavat' iste nkoly, musi
mat dobrNch poplatnikov. Sku-
tocny najvadI martyr nasho po-
valecnGho zivota bol prave maj
raznejsi hospodarsky myslltel /,
Rasin a len postupnc 'azko sme
prichadzali ku spravnemu mysle-
niu hospodarskemu. Vedl'a toho
Slovaci, zadnlive len idealisti, ne
mali sme v dobe matcriallstickeJ
spravne pojimanie nasich deJov
striezvym hospodarskym hodnote-
MIN. Len teraz prechadzaJ1 do
spolocn6ho vedomia spojitosti VS.
tkvvch hospodarskych vlivov po-
vinnosti a len po t'azkych zk1se-
nostiach ustalujeme sa V snahach,
ktore smerujt k hospodarskemu
vzkrieseniu.
Mas minister fulancii prave pri-
pomenuI ma sviatky, re nasa IL
nanGna stlvaha je rozpore s ma
rodohospodarskym slozenim sta
tn. verejne svazky vycerpavaJu "a
81 stvrtinu vsetkeho narodneho
dochodu pre- svoje ucely. Prlclla-
DIANE k poznaniu, re s novym no.
spodarskym obdobim iNko snvlsl
ceslkova obroda mravna.
Potesitel 'nym zjavom je, re "
posletinej dobe poniektorl pracov-
nici l'udovej strany vystuplli w
2 uzssieho chapania pricin hospo-
darskej krizy Slovenska ze vnie-
sli do poradnNch sborov celostat-
nych " Prahe a na r6znych pora-
dach odbornych spravnejsie poJa-
tia celej nasej biedy. I reel vset-
kyych zastupcov l'udu a mnohych
odbornych pracovnikoy sloven-
skytch ukazujn vyssiu 6roven, ma
-sledok to vychovy stale Wac
dbeme vNchovu ho>'podarskych
pracovnikov slovenskych Me o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-20

bane ciastky zaplavila voda a
ked bolo po napoleonskych val
kach a praca v baniach sa obno-
villa, pri com bolo upotrebene pra-
covne muzstvo 2 najvacsej cast
move, nikomu nenapadlo pokra-
eovat' V praci ma tych miestach,
kde bola tato zanechana kopalo
sa kdekol 'vek, ovsem takym w
sledkom, ze kremnicke a stiavni-
cke bane ztratily vsetku dolezi-
tost' pre- financne hospodarstvo
statu. Zaplavene sachty kde sa
z vel l'kej easti tiez skryvajm zla-
tie lily, boly prenechane syojmu
osudu a nix sa he nestaral.
Az pred niekol 'kymi tyyzdnami
priSlo sa Kremnickom archlve
celkom nahodile ma taky zaznam
zpred napoleonovskych vojen, re
v Anninej sachte je bohata vrst-
va zlata. Tato Sachta bola vsak
zaplavene vodou. Treba 81 pred
stavit' prekvapenie banskeho u
radu, ked' pc ostraneni tejto vo-
dy opravdu najdena bola tato W.
stva vysledkom, aky sme uz
hOre naznacili.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-20
KONECNE SA DOz1VAME
NAPRAVY!

Riaditel 'svo statnych zeleznlc Y
Bratislave vypisalo syojho casu
s1beh ma Wac miest Zamocnikov-
stroivodcov. Vsetkych podanych
ziadosti ma strojvodcovske miesta
bolo 213. Prijatych bolo Sc ucha-
dzacov, ktorych je jeden z Mo
ravy, ieden Czech, obidvaja le-
gionari, a vsetci ostatni 20 Slo-
venska. Ziadosti d'alsich boly "a
mietnute, ponevac uchadzaci ne
vyhovovali.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-20
v sprave nasho lstavu sn len gaz-
dovia, byvali Amerikani. Predse-

v sprave nasho ilstavu sn len gaz
dovia, byvali Amerikani. Predse'
dom nasej spravy je Andrej Sian
co, ktoreho iste mnohi Youngs
towneani poznate. Ustav je vede'
ny odborne skoleny1ni ilradnik'
mi. Peniaze mas ulozene ST maj
isteisie, leibo nerobime ziadne ris-
kantne obchody, ale "a nase vkla-
dy r,pcia role domy celej sirej
okolice.
Zamiename tiez dolare, spro-
stredkujeme predaj kllpu memo
vitosti a obstarame Vam vd ACNE
vsetky zalezitosti tykajuee sa
rodneho kraja.
Krajania, informujte sa priamo
u mas. Podporujte svojsky pod
mix V kraju svojimi vkladmi! Sa-
mi tym ziskate, lebo dostanete
dobry urok a budete tymi dobro-
dincami pomocnikmi rodnej ze-
me, ako ste verne vzdy boil!
S krajanskym pozdravom,
Rol 'nicka Vzajomna Pokladnica
Druzstyo S rucenim obmedzenym
v Bardiove.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-20
DIAL SA LIECIT AMERIKANO
VI-ZOMREL.

Statny gazda Jan Barta Z Vys-
meho Svidnika pociil nevol most
a zasiel 81 k Janovi Jahoncako-
vi, ktory, ako byvalt sluha ame-
rick6ho lekara, NAL v obci chyr,
ze vie liecit'. Jahoncak pustil Bar
tovi zilu zalepil ranu cigarette
wynn papierkom. Barta do rama 70
mrel ma otravu krvi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-20
"NAPOLEONOV POKLAD'
KREMNICKY OBJAVENY.

Pred ncdavnom takmer celou
svetovou tlacou prebehla senzac-
ma zprava, re V Kremnickych zla-
tych baniach podarilo sa priJst
na neobycajnc bohate zlate vrst-
w, ktbrG by movu obnovlly slavu
tOhoto bailSkehO mesta slcaSne
ze sa prislo i V Stiavnici ia boha-
te strieborne vrstvy. Zaujlmaly
sa podstate tychto pre- Sloven-
sko TAX vNznamnych zprav kra-
jove noviny a sdeluju nasledovne.
Ano. Kremnickych zlatych
baniach opravdu nasty sa ma zla-
to vellmi bohate vrstvy, ktore
prevysuju vsetko ocakavanie, le-
bo tony zeme po ocist 'ovacom
procese ostane takmer pol klla
zlata, co ie takmer ojedinele = hi
storii dobyvania zlata.
Mad vsetko zuajimava .jc vSak
historia, ako sd priSlo na tento
bohatv nalez. V Kremnici Sd VIA
stnc w po sto rokOv vcdclo, re V
istcj casti ,bane musia byt' boha-
te vrstvy, lebo este tesne pred ma
poleonskymi vojnami boly bane
svrchovane vynosne a naraz ako-
bv odseknul: alata nikde a nj
kde. | hovorilo sa 0 tom, akO 0
zahadnom napoleonskom poklade,
ktory je baniach ukryty. Bolo
20 nom nepocetnekrat patrane, a
lie po celNch 100 rokov ipme bez-
vysledne. Il byvalej slavnej Krem
nice. ktorej zlato bolo kedysi tvm
pre- celu Europu, co dnes amerl-
ckv dollar. stale sa stare, vyzlte
banske mesto S bohatvmi tradlcl-
ami a chudobnou minulost 'ou. A
nahle Dol tcnto poklad najdeny,
TAX proste "a samozrejme, he clo-
vek zasne, Hko sa uz dosia memo
blo prilst na1.
Zuame je, ze ked' Napoleonova
vitazna armada porazila rakilske
voiska u Aspornu viedni pre-
valila sa. pri Presporku i do u
hier. organizovane boly insurgent
ne vojska, ktore sa Napoleonom
bezvysledne potykaly podl'a TO-
ku Dunaja.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-20
RoL'NfCKA vzAJoNlNA Po-
KLADNICA v BARDI0vE KU
RODAKOM v AMERIKE.

Is 4HilI hi hidJdlild uHIC1UAl SdZuUN-
skvm obyvatel 'stvom stareho kra-
ja povstalo ostatnej dobe vel :
ke hnutie, ktoreho ciel ON je ho-
spodarsky osmostatnit' sloven-
skeho rol 'nilla a - postavit' no
ia vlastne nohy.
Tymto hnutim .je druzstevnic-
two a slce prvom rade druz-
stevnictvo penazne. Doteraz mas
gazda vzdy odkazany bol len ma
zarobkove penazne tistavy, ma
hanky, u ktorych jeho potreby
nenasly vzdy nadost' porozume-
MIA. Bolo to .celkom prirodzene,
lebo banka stara sa Wac obchod
a priemysel Nemoze rol 'nikovi
pozicat ma laeny procent, lebo
od obchodnika dostane II az IA
procent a tol 'ko gazda platit ne
moze, ponevac mu to jeho gaz-
dovstvo nedoneSie a Oh ide ma
nivoe.
Otazka gazdovskeho uveru bola
teda vel mi Dol 'astna, najma te-
raz V dobe parcelacii panskych
maietkov. Tu nasi rol ,nici siahli
po amerikansky k svojpomoci a
ia pomoci Statu 81 zakladaju Rol'-
nicke Vzajomne Pokladnice. To
sii 1verne drllzstva ruGenim OBJ
medzenym, ktorych ueelom je pri
jimat rol 'nicke tspory IA vklady
Mich poskytovat' gaZdom co
mono najlacnejsi liver.
Ably Pokladnice mohly pint
svoj 1kol, oslobodil ich Stat Cd
vsetkych DAM a poplatkov Prcto
81 Pokladnicc zaistia vsctky svoje
pozicky intabulaciou na nemovi-
tostiach, lebo ju maJu zadarmo
Len tax je NOME, zc' Rol 'nickc
Nzajomne Pokladnice plata na
yklady 6 p&rccnt lroku a pozi-
ciavaju na s percent. PotrehuJn
teda len 2 percenty, ably zaokry-
ly svoje vttlavky. Q zarobok i'm
nejde, lebo zarobok je ME ich
eiel'om. Vklady ,vyplacaju bez
vypovede kedykol 'vek. lch dlzni-
ci mozu svoje dlzoby splacat' po-
dl "a moznosti a vole. Pozicky sa
ovsem poskytuju tax opatrne, a.
by peniaze II Rol nickel Vzajom-
nej Pokladnice uloz2ne maly ST.
rotsk1 istotu.
kazdy, kto 81 chce u Rol nj
ckej Vzajomnej Pokladnice vypo-
zicat', musl sa stat jej clenom,
t. ]. musi upisat' aspon jedon
clensky podiel Ia kcs 10o~-. Po-
tom je oslobodeny cd poplatkov
intabulacie. Ma podiel dostanc
osobitnu knlzku, kazdy rok llrok
ako cd vkladu a ked' vyplati p6-
zicliu a nechce zostat' d 'alej Gle-
nom, m6ze podiel vypovedat' a
dostane svoje peniaze al ilrokom
nazad.
kazda Pokiadnica ma sprawl
pozostavaJnau rol 'nikov a ok
rem toho jej gazdovanie podlieha
revizii Svazu Rol 'nickych Wa
jomnych Pokladnlc Bratislave,
revizii Ustredneho druzstva V Bra
tislave a ministerstvo zemedel-
stya ma V kazdei Pokladnici svoj-
no exponenta vybaveneho d aleko
siahlou pravomocou. Tieto orga-
ny samy poskytuj1 nv dostatoc-
MI zaruku, ze sa rol nlckym
grosom dobre gazduje.
Dnes w je na Sloyensku Pod
karp. Rusi :3S Rol 'nlckych Wal.
Pokladnic. Ich vel ky vzrast ia
kratku dobu jestvovania svedci
o tom, re sa tieto ilstavy tesla OBJ
lube plnej dovere. Majn spolu
talsmer 100 milionov kor1n ma
vkladoch a rozpozicaly zemedel-
com vyse 12O milionov.
Volame k Yam, americki kra-
jania, ably ste al Wy, ktorl ste no.
spodarsky mocni, vzdy pouzivall
nasich sluzieb povedomi svojej
prislusnosti k rol 'nlckemu stavu,
4 s.s .
Evening star., 1927-05-20

formed ballets and did their dances
pleasantly.
The pupils who took part follow:
Margaret Oulahan, Irma Gladmon,
Dorothy Tenley, Margaret Levy. Au-
drey Durity, Frederick Pitt, Eunice
Kal. Betty Halloran, Thomas Hannah,
Evelyn Loanhardt, Ethel Hayden,
Catherine Brosnan, Grace Mary Colli-
flower, William Turner Hannah. Grace
Northrup, Carolyn Dixon, Gertrude
Rogers. Jean Williams, Florence Gin
ders, Betty Jane Stevens, Bubbles
Bergman, Helen Krafthofer, Virginia
Macomber, Catherin Haigley, Vernon
lea Cunningham, Jeanne Kellogg, A.
Woolard, f. George, NJ. Herbert, G.
Rocket, NJ. J. Wolgermuth, NJ. Over
holt, L. Nicholson, Gertrude Lansman,
Virginia Howard, Mary Klinge, Zelda
Wightman, Dorothy Conover, Esther
Osin, Rose Collifower, Roma Lee
Haun, Beverly Tydings, Bella Golden
berg, Mae Cooley, Helen Altman,
Winifred Huck, Marie Overh0lt, Jane
Howard Jack Hodgson, Genevieve
Rogers. Ivy Thompson. Betty Jeanne
Wheatley, Hazel Clark. Atherton Sis
ters, Isabelle Harris, Louise Perry, Eva
Abrahams, Eileen Brown, Margery
Evening star., 1927-05-20
LAWN PARTY PROPOSED
FOR GALLINGER NURSES
Freshman Glass of Hospital to En-
tertain Prospective Graduates
Tonight at s O'Clock

Nurses of the senior class at Gal
lnger Hospital will be entertained at
a Nav festival. under the auspices
of the freshman class of nurses. on
the lawn in front of the nurses home
tonight at $50 o'clock. Miss Kath-
leen Wright, a senior, will be May
queen. The seniors are to be gradu-
ated at exercises Tuesday night.
Tonight's festivities will begin with
a Spring dance by Miss Helen Boy
land and Miss Virginia Pechin and
a speciality dance by the pupils of
Miss Judith Lee of Eastern High
School Community Center will follow.
Miss Frances Cronin will be herald
and announce the entrance of the
queen and court. Miss Mary Powell
will recite a verse. fThe Spirit of
Spring" to which the queen will re-
spond. The queen will be crowned
by Miss Evelyn Patterson, daughter
Of Maj. f. w. Patterson, superintend-
eIa@ of the hospital. A dance by the
pupils of Miss Adelaide Flanagan will
furnish an additional feature. while
dance and song numbers also will be
given by Miss Ethel Hayden
Maj. and Mrs. Patterson and Miss
Catherine Moran, superintendent of
nurses, will be guests.
Evening star., 1927-05-20
COMPLETING PLANS
FOR BIC SHAD BAKE
Board of Trade to Hold Out
ina Tomorrow at Sher-
wood Forest.

leaving business cares and worries
behind. nearly zoo members and guests
of the Washington Board of Trade VIII
motor TO Sherwood Forest, Md, to-
morrow for the annual shad bake out
.ag, which has become traditional
with the orAS~ization. This Will be
the thirty-third annual outing of the
board.
Under the direction of the various
committees i'm charge of arrangements
fnal preparations are being completed
today. and by tomorrow morning
everything will be in readiness for
day of athletic contests. golf, enter
tainment and banquet, George Aliltcr,
general chairman. announces.
TRANSPORTATION will be provided to
and from Washington for members
and guests not making the trip III
their own cars. Busscs will leave
from the District Building at 10
O'Clock and at 1 o'clock.
VIII BE Served Twice.
Dinner will be served in the dining
navilion of the Sherwood Forest re-
sort at 1890 and again at $50,
\ golf tournament on an lS-hoIe
course will he started at 1880 clock
under the direction of Charles W.
Clever. it is. announced by George \,
Triplett. jr., general chairman or the
entertainment and athletics committee.
A tennis tournament and bowling,
pool and billiard contests are schcd-
uled to start at the same hour, with
Herebtr Poole and Edgar Morris in
charge.
Committees Will Contest.
The public order committee and the
membership committee will come 20
grips at 230 in base ball game, and
at $50 there will be three-legged
races fat mems races, a kiddiecar
race and a tug-o' o'-war on the base ball
grounds. Jerome Barnard viii be I'D
charge Of these events.
boxing exhibition will be staged !
at 4:30 o'clock, and prizes Will be |
awarded at $50.
other events of the day include |
trapshooting, horseshoe pitching. boat |
ing and distance and accuracy driving |
contests for golfers.
Evening star., 1927-05-20
"LANDSKIFF" ARRIVES.

A man-propelled 'landskiff" and it's
occupant, William Fauer, youthful ad-
venturer, who halls from Frankfort
am-Main, Germany, glided into the
Capital today.
Fauer recently started from New
York on his second globe ,circling trip
as correspondent for Il group of Ger.
man newspapers to gather material
from his experiences and impressions
in many lands.
The "landskiff" is propelled by the
feet and arms much in the manner of
a rowing machine. and is capable of
from so to 100 miles per day over
good roads, depending upon the en-
durance of its skipper. Fauers first
iaunt around the world was under
taken between 1923 and 1926
Evening star., 1927-05-20

souvenir album in token of the event
by the vice president, Prof. Arnold
Werner Spanhoofd, Georgetown For
eign Language School. She has just
received a cablegram of congratula-
ton from Gen. Won Winterfeldt.
president of the German Red Cross.
The honor guest at the celebration
will be Mayor Luppe Of Nuremberg.
DR.. Paul Gleis of Catholic Uni
versity will eulogize Miss Schade for
her services to Germany. Among
those attending will be Martin
Schlimpert and o. c. Kiep, secretary
and counselor. respectively of the
German embassy
Evening star., 1927-05-20
FLOWERS ON DISPLAY.
Georgetown Clubs Exhibits on
View in Montrose Park.

The. floral exhibits which were en-.
tered in the Georgetown Garden Club
flower show this morning and have
been judged by members of the De
partment of Agriculture, were placed
on display this afternoon at 2 o'clock
in Montrose Park. The garden show
was divided into five general classes of
the following: Iris, peonies, roses,
perennials and shrubs, and the judging
was based partly on the artistic ar
rangement of the entries.
Mrs. John Ihlder is chairman OF the
committee which arranged the show
and she was assisted by Mrs Hermann
Hollerith, Mrs. Charles G. Warden,
Mrs. Frank c. Page, Mrs. Wallace
Radcliffe and Miss Katherine Weaber.
Miss Emily c. Mathews is president
of the club.
Evening star., 1927-05-20
SPRING REVUE GIVEN
BY JUVENILE PUPILS
President Theater Is Scene of Pre-
tentious Offering Of Pleas
ing Dances.

Juvenile pupils Of the Smithson-
Hodgson School of Dancing presented
Spring revue at the President The
ater last night before a capacity au
dienCe.
The revue was composed of two acts
an6 numerous scenes. The settings
md costumes were pretentiods and the
scores OF children who participated did
their singing and dancing skits with
vigor and enthusiasm. Most of the
children were under 10 years, the
Youngest being Betty Jeanne Wheat
Icy. who has not reached her third
birthday anniversary The older girls
Evening star., 1927-05-20

Pitt, Virginia Dyer. A. Kellogg, f.
Johnson, NJ. Leonard, l.. Katz. p.
Carr, b. Kaufman. Janice Friedman.
Claire McMullin, Mary Tydings, Mar
garet Helen Williams, Frances See
bold, June Howell, Margaret HaIlman,
Marilyn Carol. Mildred Young, Nell
Talcott, Billy Scott, Bertha Katz,
Bertha Auth, p. Reveille, f. Rumsey.
C. Auth, Maurine Trent, Helen Clum
and NJ. klinge.
Evening star., 1927-05-20
Body Taken From River.

Police yesterday afternoon recov-
cred the body of Harry Miller, colored,
Is years old, 1909 w street. who was
drowned in the river at the foot of
Thirtieth street Wednesday afternoon
Coroner hewitt gave a certificate of
accidental death
Evening star., 1927-05-20
WILL MARK ANNIVERSARY.
Deutscher Literarischer Verein to
Celebrate Tomorrow.

The twenty fifth anniversary of
the Deutscher Literarischer Verein
will be observed tomorrow evening
at s o'clock at the home of its
founder and president, Miss Anita
;chade 1929 Rhode Island avenue.
Miss Schade will be presented with
4 silver vase and silver bound