davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-04
sCHVkII PREDG.oHU
o SLOV. sASGoSpRkVE

Sdru4eniu SDov. Novinarov do
siel kabel, ze ceskeslovenska Via
da schvali predlohu zakona slo-
vcnskej politickej samosprave ud
ma budirci tyzden. L'ndacky po-
sfanec PoniGan povereny Dol lik-
vidovatnfm ministerstva pre- Sl0-
venSkO.
Ola tohto kaIblu, pokracuje o.
tazka samospravy rychlejsie, nez
sa ocakavalo. Akonahle minister
ska rada navrh schvali, ten bude
dany sn|emovemu vyboru k pre-
zretiu udobreniu a tax sa do
stane do snemu. Zavisi potion cd
sncmu scnatu, ako skoro samo-
sprava bude uzakoncna. Toto sa
stane akiste tiez urychlsne, ked'-
ze sloyenskf ministri powerful po-
slanca Ponicana rozpustenim mi
nisterstva Bratislave.
Name tusenla, re toto urychlo-
vanie samospravy ma nieGo do ci-
nenia so zahranicnou sitlracion,
ktora mic ie talk rMova, ako by
Sa zdalo. Maid 'ar-sko tajne cvici
armadu a spaja sa s Mussolinim,
ktory hori nedockavost 'on "a
hrat ~ 81 ma rimanskc cho cezara,
pOdmanitel' a narodov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-04
MIEsTo zElgY zAsTRELIL
SVOJHO PRIATEL'A

John Youngblack 2 {. 1913 s.
Center st. chcel zastrelit svojll
zenu pre- nevernost' ale tato sa'
thytro hodila ma 0em, ked ma
nu namieril a vystrelena gul'a q IA.
siahla Thomasa Small, ich pria-
tel'a, Rtory So v tom Case u mich
nachoda. Small ostal lei5at ma
mieste mrtvy. Youneblack Dol nz
chyteny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-04
.ZvLASTNA sCH0DZA POLIT.
KLUBU v CAMPBELL.

Slovansky Politicly, Vzdelava-
iilci Podporujilci Kllb v Camp
bell bude mat v nedel'u, 6. feb
rnara yecer zvlastnu schodzu v
Talianskej hale, ma rohu 18th St.
Gordon Ave-, ma ltorej pojed-
navat' sa ,bude 0 viacerych W.
znamnNch zalezitostiaIch. Vsetci
elenovia SIT ziadanf siicastnIt' sa
5tejto sch6dze.
J. r. Ku!bovcik, preds.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-04
ZALUJU SA MA VEL 'KE
PoDvfSENIE DAM

Udaje, ze chudobnejsi majite-
liza domov 'budti platit menei ne
zakladaj1 sa ma pravde, lebo mno
hi prichodia pred komisiu ziadat
snNenie danf. Dosiae' vyse $50
ponos bolo podane, re zvySenie je
nespra,vodlive. Kto sa chce do
mat, be kol l'ko dane bude pla-
tit, mech sa hlasi ma korte po-
ziada al listiny, ma ktorych W.
plsa svojn ponosu, ak dan bude
privysoka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-04

ODPORUCAJU STERMIZACIU
BLBUOv.

V zallonodarni Statu Nebras-
ka podany bol navrh zakona,
dl'a ktoreho kaHdJ muasl1y "a zen-
ska, Etori ma9n zatupeny rozum
a ME sll vstaNe staaat' sa 1.-Two
Byte svoje a svojej rodiny, budii
sterilizovani, aby nemali potom-
kov. Slobodnvm blbcom by bolo
zakazane sa zenit a vydavat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-04
1877 STUDENTov A
STUDENTIEK GRADUOVALo

Minuleho tyadiia vo dvoch vys-
sich skolach Youngstownu, Rayen
South, graduovalo spolu 1877
studentov studentiek,, medzi
mimi 4 dcery slovenskych rodi-
Gov. Sn to: 81. Anna R. Panik,
81. Dorota Maria Schromofsky,
81. Maria Luijza JaNorsky a 81.
Maria Jozefina Macuga. Gradu-
antkam srdeGne blahoEelame!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-04
ZHABAI.I VElLKE
MNOZsTvO ALKOHoLU

Prohibicny agent Spoj. Statov
Fred Snyder dvoma pomocnik-
mi zha.bal v stredu vecer ma B. a
@. staniei plny wagon Mtneho al
koholu, ktory siel East Buffalo
do Chicaba. Vo vagone bolo 60
stldkov po So galonoch, spoll
3,12O galonov, v Gene 100000.
Wagon, 'ktorom sa alkohol vie
zol, oznaceny Dol, ze vezie ocel'.
Bol to wagon Erie drahy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-04
Slav. otvorenie
slkolyN. M. Jezis
v tito nedel j
2 tel prileHtosti bude koncert
spsvokolu . Holy Name orcheStry,
ako aj komick6 vystupy.
.PRvf DIvApLo is. rEBR.
Dramaticky Krdxok zahr& kus,
al<y hravajd len vo vel'ktch
divadl&ch.

SlavnpStne otvorenie auditori-
,mnu v novel krasnej skole osady
Najsv. Mena Jezis ma Steelton
odbyvat' sa bude nedel'u, s.
februara yecer Z. hod;. 9. z tel
prilezitosti ilcinkovat bude oSad
ny spevokol pod vedenim PAM
Marie Kolar, osadna orchestra. so
listka 81. Gondol, mu1sky kvartet
a komikovial. Toto bltde pryh d.
dalost auditoriune, kd.a So ve-
rejnost St 'astni osadnfci sijdu
oslavit' zdarne yybudovanie slo-
venskeJ kat0lickej skoly $ mai
priestrannejsim auditoriumom ma
Sirokom okolf.
Program ie nasledovny:
Americka hymna Star Spang-
led Banner" Spevokol.
Ej, pada, pada rosi6ka Spe-
vokol.
In Little Old Garden solo
81. Maria Gondol.
Prsi, prsi, len sa leSe Spe-
vokol.
'Chodime SpeyokDr.
SEovenske piesne MnEslay
kvartet.
Qssaans seisy, march Holy ls
Orchestra.
I'd Love to Call You My Sweet
heart - Holy Name Orchestra.
Cherie = Holy N. Orchestra.
Flower Of Youth - Holy Name
Orchestra.
The Home Town Band - Holy
Name Orchestra.
Komicke vystupy.
Ma zakl 'ncenie. spievana bude
slovenska hymna ''Hej, Slovaci!''
celym obeGenstvom.
Ctene obecenstvo je srdeSne
pozvane ma tdto pa'matntis uda-
lost v zivote steeltonskyeh Slo-
vakov. Prid tie sa mimi potesit !!
Premiera divadla ma velikom a
nadhernom javisku auditoria bu-
de ma Is. februara, kedy zahrany
bude prskrasny kus "AnHkina
prva laska.' - Je to k,s. akeho
Slovaci ma okoli Youngstown e.
Ste nevideli a dostal sa sem row
no New Yorku, tohto contra
divadelneho umenia.
Obsirny opis novel skoly pri-
nesieme 'budlcne. Nateraz sklada-
me 1primne blahozelanie ako dn-
chovnemu, Rev. St. Kocisovi, TAX
vsetkym osadnikom. Ja to priam
zazra6na praca, ktor1 Ste "a TAX
krdtky cas- vykonali.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-04
Al MAJNERI vYsTUPu.I
PROTI KoMUN1SToM

Ma konvencii Unie Majnerov
odhlasovaha bella rezoiicia, kto-
rou vsetky lok4lky opravnene sii
rytvorit 20 svojho Iona clenov
kmunistick ych organMacil.
Podabne rezollcie prijate boly
al viacerymi inymi uniami Y Spo-
jenych Statochs prisldchajicimi
do AmericAei Federacie Prace.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-04
Prfd'te ma vel'ke divadlo
Sokolov!
'Rozmajrin obrax 70 Mvota slovenskeho SO spevami
sahrany bude 10 90 februara vecer skole sv.
CyTilla Methoda

Dranraticky K,riizok aboru l46.
T. s. J. Sel1ol zahra dnoch 10.
20. februara, skole Sv. Cy-
rilla Methoda, Pc oba razy len
veder, prekrasnu divadelnl1 hru
pod msnem !" Roma irin'', obraz
20 zivota slovenskd kdho 50 spevami
" 4. dejstvach odFr. Urbanka,
toho najlepsieho slsvcnskeho spi-
soyatel'a divaylelnyrh hier, v kto-
rel bude iieipkovat' 80 osob.. Ze
tato hra buae zas panatnou ct.
obecenstvu, "a to rutia rN nase
predoale hry, ktore sii dodnes po-
medzi l',d mi spominane.
V hire b,sdn iNinkoyat' nasle-
dovna osoby:
Ilazanka, bohata vdova = pi.
Maria Katros.
.Ianik, jcj SYN q p. Juraj Pa
laSGak mi.
Anitka, jej ehoysniea 81. f.
milia Steiner.
Gajdosfcka, vdova, siiseda La
zanky - pi. ZuNanna Steiner.
Zuzka, jej daera~ - 81. Maria
Tatarka.
Kohhtik, klnotor Gajdosieky a
eazda u nej - p. Stefan Katros.
Evusa, jeho zena pi. Kata-
rlna Hfbovsky.
Grdf Imrich Lipiansky Ii
plan - p. Matej SnSak.
Darina, jeho zena 80 pi. Hele-
ma Palen6ar.
Bohuslav Dummy, ueitel' D.
eskAare5 Raaaatt
Olga, jeho dcera a. spoloenica
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-04
BABKA K BADGE,
BUDU KAPCE

Najaepsi dokaz pravdivosti toh-
to slovenskeho porekadla podava
nam statna dan cd gazolinu. Au-
tomobilisti Ohio plata &c dane
tod ka6deho galona gazolinu. ia
poshadny rok tato &c dan vynie-
sfa statu $13,243,5 500.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-04
e-RotNT UHI.AP6EK
"a ZATOPIL v AVON PARK

Y popdelok na poludnie mai
dana bola 20 dlhom hl,adani mrt-
vcse 6-ro1ndho Teddy Daviss,
lsfoey nedel'h rtddpplndpim
pssbofil = cez lad 40 isksra n
Avon parka. S
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-04
v TALIANsKU NEaLoBoDNo
W AMI KIIAT

Ta1iansky diktator Mussolini
daf vyniest' zakon, dl'a ktorehU
prekhnanie, zahal 'anie, opilstvo a
tamcovanie sd zloeiny a priestup-
nfci budd trestani pena6ite i va
zenfm.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-04

srdecny slovensky pozdrav!
Cteni bratia a scstry narode!

Domu znGvu je vyzdvihnuta. Py.
tame sa: brde niekcdy v Youngs.
town Narodny Dom? Odpoyed
by mala byt' a kazdy-kazda by
mal odpovedat ma t1to otazku
akoby jednymi 1stami: Amo, bu-
de!
Otazka uskutocnenia takehoto
narodneho strediska, narodneho
stanku, zalezi ma vas-na mas. Ak
chcema zanechat 'pamiatku nasej
mladezi, nasim potomkom, chyt'-
me sa celou silou chut 'ou vse-
tcia vysitkanymi rukavmi do
prace. Me je nemoznost' da sa
vsetllo vykonat, ,Elem trcba trosku
dobrej v6le, doWry, chuti smc-
losti. Zc sa naidu daktori, ktori
sii oproti toml,s alebo majl oba-
wy, mech mas to ineodstrasuje. len
prizrime sa do minulosti zaklada-
MIA spolkov, os4d, cirkvi hd'. Pri
vsetkom boEw t'azkosti, brojenic
oproti a kladenie pollen pod no
by tSm praicovnikom, ktori vyna-
klaaali vsetku silu, len ably sa ich
podnikanie strstlo so zdarom, a
skutocne, mozelne byt' hrdi ma
vysledky ich uflovnej prace.
My nize podpfsani poverenia
docasneho direktoriumu nadej-
nej Narodnej Slov. Budovy a
Klubu N. s.. Domu obraciame sa
k slovenskej verejnosti 0 vsemoz-
mi pomoc a kooperaciu, ably SINE
mohi zdarne ,ists vytknutym CHE
lom, ably SIN e,mohlf dosiahnut to
IA esffm kaas,t,r M ksrdce i
Youngstown cd davna tlNi: t. ].
Narodneho Sloven-
sktho Domu, domu, o ktorom by
sa mohlo povedat', re je to vase
nase a ME toho alebo tamtoho.
Ma minulej schodzi vybornici
obdrzali Doeasne npisne listing a
ST povereni sbierat' dpisy ma Il
ako. al clenov do Klubu
N. S. d. " tomto whore sii ma
ssedovni pp.: Michal Fialla, 'Jo-
zef Martinbo ST., Juraj Palaseak,
Frank Hudlk, Michal Rybar, Ju-
raj Kloblsickyy, Matej Pallo, An
drej Balint, Jan Antal, Juraj Pu-
halla, Frank Vidumamsky, Stefan
Bolha, Pavel Habovsky, Jan Vag-
ner a Martin Dupey.
ct. slovenske spolky ziadame,
kcd' sa este dosial' neprihlasily,
ably TAX urobily elm skorej. Tu sa
iedna O vseobecny zaujem. Nety-
ka sa to len miektorych spolkov,
ale vsetkNch, pohovorte 81 tom
na najblizsfch schodzach zaro-
ven 81 MOTE odhlasovat kol l'ko
iicastin vezmete. Jedna iicastina
stoji $500.
Spolky, ktore sa uz prih'asily
s1 ziadane, aby 81 odhlasovaly ma
svojich najblKsich schodzach, ze
kol 'ko iicastin vezm1.
Do Klubu bud1 prijimane oso-
by obojeho pohlavia I'd Is. roku
) poplatkom $500. Pri zakladani
ziadne vstupne, len rocny popla-
tok.
Kazdy ticastinar N. S. d. sta
va sa al clenom Klubu.
Teda pociatok je urobemy, len
tsraz pokraeovat' smele napred
4 iste ze zdar mas neminie a hroz-
ba neskloni.
Budlca sch6dza vyborov bude
' posledn6 nedel'u vo februari VI
budove The Ohio Savings and
Loan Co., II e. Boardman St.,
na poschodi.
Ma tnto sch0dzu budn vftane
al novoprihlasivsie 50 spolky,
pot 'azne fch splnomocneni "a
stupcovia. s iictou,
Michal Fialla, spravca,
II E. Boardnan St.
Juraj Puhalla, tajomnfk,
q N. Whitney Ave-.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-04

Olga, jeho d'eera a. spolocnica
gr6fky - 81. Etelka KovaGik.
Ivan Blahon, spravca grofske-
no majetku - p. Jan Witkay.
Stefan Mudrak, rychtar - D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-14
PEPCO PREFERRED
REACHES NEW TOP
Other Stocks Strong, Gas at
rs IA, Lanston 100 1-8.
A. ct. Shares Out.
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

In the first washington Stock Elk
change trading since last Friday. the
new Potomac Electric Power 512 per
cent preferred stock reached a new
peak price of 1872. 1t opened at lol%.
The days trading in this issue totaled
2lO shares.
Other stocks were also strong Gas
selling at 75A. Lanston at 1Oob. Fed
eral.American Co. common at 33%,
Riggs National at ass. and District
National at 23S. Ten shares of Ameri-
can TeIephone & Telegraph came out
at 1861, it being the first local safe
in +bis Stock i'm many months.
Bonds we're firm. Capital Traction
IS registered 1O2. Series A Gas bonds,
1O3; Series B, 1o4. washington rac Has
and Mergenthaler are being quoted ex-
dividend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-14
Treasury AlIots New Bonds.

The total amount of cash subscrip-
tons received for the new 33s per
cent Treasury bonds Of 1943-47 dated
June Is, 1927, was announced last
night by Secretary Mellon to be $617,-
GOA 800, of which SEAS, 59S,300 was al
lotted.
No official announcement has been
Forthcoming as yet as to the ex-
changes for second Liberty bonds
which have been called for Novem-
Der Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-14
Washington Stock Exchange

SALES.
Capital Traction 5s-S1 900 at 1o2. $4,000
Ca IS, 5 !: 600 e Il
5000 at i03 $500 at 103. 90
Washington Gas 6s B''-$i 900 at 1872,
90 al I02. 40 at 1O2. SO at 1O2. SIS at 102.
10 wasb bET; d9 Gas "a LIZ TpiTht-4 at 1874.
Lanston Monotype-6 at 100. 10 at zoos
% National "a d1S Is Mtge. Invest. pfd-45o at
AFTER CALL.
Potomac Electric pfd. 51ss-5 at 101 u
10 at I02, 10 at 102. ne 10.
Washington Gas 6s "B"-20O at 1O4. 1OO
ct 104. ~ :.
Rigs National Bank at 49,.
District National Bank-lO at %So.
Money-CalI loans. 5 and per cent.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-27

x 44'o U iD4l -@l " -N'AA.h4-Ns -"tA mote; Allegro (scherza), Allegro II-Concerto in ' minor for piano fOpus 57p: Allegro con brio Iy-Nature's Alteration V-Minu.t in c (Woodlands) NI-March Turque rom "The Ruins Of Athens
 lI2o-WDKC.~Ncw Hayen-26s 1-Barney Eapp's orchestra 8--Soprano s:-0-Elm City mandolin club a:4g-Contralto
 -NEL-Springhel t.l0-Ta.k on American Forestry Week 0:l5--I.enox ensemble U:J0-- News and the Newspaper Bert Low. and his orchestra ..3o-Eadio Nature League s-Iohn and Bill Mitchell. from WIZ: I'm Gonna Meet My Sweetio Now. song; Song Of Songs, banjo duet; Spiritual; Piano and banjo duat; Zulu Wal, song, Cant You Hear Me Calling Caroline, banjo duet, Where the Wild. Wild Flow ers Grow, song; The Whisper song; Popular Medley S.3g-Anat Instrumental quartet s--MaxweN program, featuring Mary Peterson. soprano j6- Shannon quartet. Billy Murray, comedian. and orchestra From WIZ: The More We are Together, quartet: Vase Huguette, orChes- ira: Suadown, tenor; That Little something, orchestra; Oh by lingo. oh by Gosh, by Gee, com ..dian; on the Banks CT the Wa bash, quartet; HalIeIujGh, orch .st-a; Yesterday, orchestra and quartet; Wot stomp, orchestra; Clap 10 Hands. quartet; Hot Nio- lin solo; Pale Moon, quartet: Gui- tar paraphrase: The Little Ford Ramblel Right Along, comedian: somebody. orchestra and vocal chorus: Bass solo. I'm a Eoamer; snow Drop. orchestra; l Know That You Know, quartet; Bright Eyes
 lI-Leo Reisman and his orches- tra.
 il:30-Weather; missing persons.
 ,5O-NTAG-WorC Dance orchestra. 7.-e--Contest. 1:%0-Same as WEAF. S-N eather report. S:&Q-Same as WEAF; music. lo:3g-Dance music; news.
 CsH-PortIand-50o ,:%g-u. s. Army talk. s-- Harmonizers. S,Sg-Salna as WEAF.
 60.-WNAC-I3osto ,.%0---Lady Of the worries. i:5G-Newspaps Sidelights. N-- Musical Program. s:30-one-act play. "The Queen Messenger" WAC Players. The Rambl.rs, 3o-Musical program. tg.o5-Dance music, BuckminsteI orchestra.
 SGU-WEII-I,Osto News.
 G:is-Highway bulletin. f:45-i3ig Brother Club. 7:39--Copley Players. s-Mczzo contralto. >:3e-F'rom New York, ,.36-cruising the Air ,35--1rtsh Fiddler. l1:G5--Musicale. l9:35-News.
 lG:40-Radio forecast and weather
 04U-NGK-Buffalo-3l0 G:3n-Dinner music. S-Crescent orchestra. S.S6-Artist recital. same as WEAF. ll--Weath.r; dance music.
 S3O-W WMAk-IOckport- s.l5-News.
 N.Sb-W eathsr, talk. 9-sa me as WGI. l0-Musical program.
 .9O-NGl->chcnectady-3So f-Stocks: news; baseball ee-Book Of knowledge; talk. G:45-Agrlcuitural program. base ball
 T:2G--Same as Wf.AF. N-Re miugtoa Band Concert. Same as WEAF.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-27
MOUSE IS CAUSE
 0F NEAR-TRAGEDY
Several Overcome by Fumes
 From Gas Stove

Everett, Mass. April 27 tpt-En- rfnen}an James E. Sullivan, OF floor 5utv at the house Of Engine yes tarday morning, answered ring on the telephone and heard q feenle voice. which he recognized as HIS wi..'s call for help. With the rest oe his company he dashed to his home
 Mrs. Sullivan lay uncons'louS from Illuminating gas near the 'e!s- phone. Her mother Mrs. Allce '' Mccarthy and her aunt. Miss Cath erina Brennan, had been overcome while sleeping. They were carried ou, and revived.
 Tn the kitchen the flremen diSco'- cred the cause. A mouse lay dead in the drip pan Of the gas stove. The family cat was dead upon 'he floor beside the stove. II was easy to d.duce that in pursuit Of its orarrv the cat had knocked open inc two jets which filled the house with gas.
 Mrs, sullivan. after sh" had been rosuscjtatcd. told Of having been awak kennl by a chatter in the kitch- en. She got up to investigate and sro.lt the gas. She opened all win ,jows in her aunt's room and smash d out one in her mothers that sh" ,vas unable to open She reached the te,ephone and gav" the alarm just before being overcome.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-27

A verbal marriage agreement i: legal in Russia.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-27
FIGHT ON PLAGUE
 WAGED WITH VIGOR
Tuberculosis Relief Society Re
 ceiyts Reports for Year

Officers e the Tuberculosis Relief Society of New Britain were ree..ct- ed Monday afternoon at q meet ing al which Miss Nentlie Logan presented report showing 2,79+ visits made during the year by the staff ol nurses.
 Officers Of the association are: President. C. ". Upson; vice presi- dent. Dr. T. F. Reeks; secretary, Mrs. F.. F. Carter; treasurer, C, W. Manning.
 The nurse, Miss Logan reported, rave continued their .ltprts ln be- half Of patients coming ajthin their care. working with an aim 10 pre- venting the spread Of the disease and furnishing bedside care where needed. Of the @,79t visits. 2,n%4 were educational or advisory 'isl,s and AIS nursing visits, Where need cd financial aid was furnished !n CO., operation with the charity depart III mt. Welfare Association. Sunshne society and church organizations The total Of known cases was brought 10 37i by inclusion ot l3- new patients during the year. Deaths numbered 60.
 Miss Logan reported marked sue cess in the use Of N-ray apparatus now available for diagnostc work. She lauded the work Of clinics, no" being held twice weekly, and told that S4 adults and f.1g. children passed through clinical work last year. She declared in favor Of a survey to determine the relation shlp between industry and tubercE- losis so that, by means of q strictly impartial, yet authoritative study, advice and recommendations as 10 how best to proceed might be gained.
 The segregation Of advanced cases has been made difficult by the ab- eauce Of Sanitoria accommodations. This, she declared to he most un- fortunate because ii is the most i'm portant phase Of tuberculosis relief work Another angle on which great stress is laid is the check-up after patients leave sanitoria, to prevent relapse and weakening of resistance built up by treatment. Miss Logans report discussed in in- teresting detail the work being done by her staff, and included data on cases under care and on the tubcr- culosis situation in general.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-27
CITY COURT JUDGMENTS

The following judgments have been rendered in city court by Judge William C. HunEerforI
 For the plaintiff, declaring void certain mortgages placed in 1866 on Franklin street property in the ac- ton Of solomon Shnrberg against Mary E. Bingham and others. Hun gerford X SaXo represented thet plaintiff
 By foreclosure has been awarded to the plaintiff in the action Of Roy C. Norcn against Wilbur Ii. Bailey and others. The defendants have been allowed until July : to redeem on th" property. which is situated on shuttle Meadow avenue. Gr"cnbcrg X Levitt represented the plaintiff.
 In the action Of Louis Crol against S&nti Cianci and others, 10 the plain tiff to recoyer damages Of $Sau.2i. Edward X. Mag represented the plaintiff.
 For defendant in the action Of Jul ian klukowski against Alex Pierzan- owski. NJ. A. Sexton represented the defendant.
 In the suit Of Jerry Yaros against John Lehman, for the plaintiff to re- cover damages of $l,56@,oS. Michael A. Sexton represented the plaintiff. READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
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New Britain herald., 1927-04-27

who did tAs talking between ths numbers sounded for all the world ik. Jack and Dorothy of WIZ, and we'll bet q plugged nickel that was the case.
 w. moved down the dial a few uotches and encountered WGY. mich vas also offering the NEAF program. From that station We heard "Dardanella," Alice Blue Gown" and others. The dialogue vas excellent and the program was 4 novel one. The orchestral work vas excellent and the singing was n. K
 From q station at Oi!town, Penn sylvauia. call letters unknown, due to bloopers, buzzers and other things. We heard Graham McNamee iu his talk, "On the Air" He seemed 10 be speaking It some ban quet or other, and he was accorded a great ovation when Ee rose to -il IIIN trilh Hf1o el'O''E, '4'~ At++'-'r lines as the one given no. long ago in Hartford \ kDkA z ature, tn" tVB trio, provided vocal numbers.
 WSM, Nashville, very loud, and WSCB, Chicago. also loud, Wer" among the stations conducting flood relief programs. Apparently the money was coming in thick and fast, The Nashville announcer mentioned one town with q quota Of SSon. The town doubled the amount and money was still coming in from there. Contributions were ackno"'- edged over the air and vocal and instrumental numbers were present cd. WSBC sold songs for Sl or more apiece. We heard the an rouncer state that Mary Lou" was sung for some fellow for s1 con- .ribution to the flood fund. WI.S, Chicago, we understand, also had such program. and several others were similarly engaged, no doubt.
 That's all for today, thanks r, l.. l..
New Britain herald., 1927-04-27
,;O-WTAM-Cie,eIanG-3se

 -.i5-Ta!ks. 7:39-Same as WEAF- Studio recital. s.3n-Sane as WF.AF. q-Municipal concert. Studio recital. lt-Dance music.
 WJ-Detroit-353 7-Dinner music.
 s-Music. iJ-Same as WEAF. CN-Detroit-5l. s-Dinner music. S-I;.cital; cod. lessons.
 5sO-WJK-Detroi t2-Popular music. 9-Studio concert. Musicale.
 920-WSAI-Cincinnati-32G S:31-Same as WEAF. 7lO-WIW-Cincinnati-t22 S-Concart,
 s.&d Agricultural talks. s.t .tH-Ddnca orchestra
 1,O.U-kMOX-St. LouiS-oSO S-Di3ner concert; soloist. a:lj-String music; talk. IQ:l5-Studio musicale, soloists. l.;30-Dance music,
 55o-kFTO-St. Louis-5i5 1n:3o-Sermon; music.
 62O-WOC-Davcnport-,s4 S:30-Muslc. ll-Organ recital.
 .2s-WCCO-MinneaIolis-l10 { Markets: roads. talk, , 10 Same as WEAT. ll-M Music, l2-Neather; markets i 12:30-Dance music. ! I:S0-Organ recital.
 City-368 : s-School ot the Air. | 9-Same as WEAF. I:45-Ntshthaw Froiic. 1 93O-kOA-Dcnve 1 9-Markets; stories; music. 1 lt---Instrumenta program. 1 studio program. sfo-h HJ-Io> AuettS- l 9:30-Children' program: music l astronomy talk. 1 il-De lux. concert. S30-kGO-Oakland-361 1 symphony orchestra. ! ii0:5J-News: markets, weather. I2-Farm program. 1 t2:3Q-Male trio; talk. l 1:v0--Nale trio.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-27
GO.-WNAC-IiHton-43U

,.%0---Lady Of the worries. i:Je--Newspapsr Sidelishts. N- Musical Program. s:3g-one-act play, "The Queens
 Messenger" WAC Players. The RamDl-rs. :30-Musical program. ty.b5-Dance music, Buckminster (, rc il eGfra
New Britain herald., 1927-04-27
St. Elmo Lodge Host
 To Grand Chancellor

Grand Chancellor Charles Andrews and staff of the domain Of Connect- cut will pay an official visit to Sf. Elmo lodge. Knights of fythias. this evening. The d!il"r"l- stations will be held by senior past chancellors Of the lodge and will be inspected by the grand officers.
 \ delegation Of members from Washington l.. Morgan lodge will at .tend.
 Addresses will be made on the good Of the order by the grand chan collor and members of his suite. The committee on entertainment will serve a buffet lunch.