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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-16
Put Christmas Spirit Into Gifts
BY LYDIA LIE BARON WALKER.

, into the necessary work and make as
much of II as possible part of the JOY
of Christmas. Do not wait until the
DAYS Immediately before Christmas
to do so.
There are so many fashions for
Christmas gifts this season that can
be followed without taxing the purse.
Among these are little elbow cushions
made OF patchwork. They are for use
at home or in the automobile. Bright
colors can lend them a festive ap-
pearance. These are smart and up
to the minute.
Table covers made of braided strips
Of cloth or Of silk have the personal
touch so much coveted. and make
charming gifts for homemakers either
to give or receive. When in very small
sizes they serve for mats for hot
dishes. coffee pots, etc.
The inexpensive gift can gain much
of it's charm from the manner in
which it anticipates the needs OF the
one to receive 1t. For instance.
musical person would welcome a gift
that would aid in keepig sheets of
music in good condition. Folders of
colored paper in sheet music size. and
with the letters of the alpha bet sin
gle one OF several on each folder,
would he OF great assistance to such
person in keeping music orderly
and in good condition. One could use
embroidery transfers for the outline
OF tha letters and All in with any col
ored paint desired. India ink Is recon-
mended for the purpose as looking
very businesslike and proper for such
use. -
Bulbs which are started in expensive
but colorful containers are. pleasing
gifts which require little effort or ex-
pense. and are suitable to give to those
near by, of what ever age or tastes.
To aid In stimulating the joy of
giving rather than its work and cost.
ideas will be given continually in this
for gifts that can be made,
Let !. help you with your gift making.
tCopyright 1924 N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-16
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BY JOHN KNOX.

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-16
DAILY DIET RECIPE
Casserole Chicken.


Cooked chicken, IA cups.
Mushrooms, a pound.
Chicken gravy. Il cup.
Salt, Il teaspoon.
~ Breadcrumbs, ? tablespoons.
Nutmeg. Il teaspoon.
SERVES FOUR PORTIONS.
Remove skin and bones from left
over chickens. Use these for soup,
Cut the meat into small pieces. Wash
mushrooms and cut into medium size
pieces. Not necessary to peel hot
house mushrooms. Mix chicken with
mushrooms, salt. nutmeg and gravy.
Divide into four ramekins. Place these
in a pan of hot water and cook in
oven or on top of stove for about 20
minutes.
DIET NOTE.
Recipe furnishes protein. Can be
eaten by adults of normal digestion
who are of average, or underweight
and by the overweight provided the
gravy did not contain too much nour
and fat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-16
French Toast, Apple Sauce.

Six slices bread, cut one-half inch
thick two eggs, two tablespoons
sugar, one and one-half cups thick
apple sauce, one and one-half cups
milk, one-half teaspoon salt, currant
or any tart jelly. Beat the eggs until
light. Add the milk. salt and sugar.
Dip the bread in the mixture and
brown on both sides in hot butter or
melted dripping. Spread the apple
sauce over each slice of toast. Gar
nish with a spoonful of jelly and
serve hot on hot plates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-16
NANCY PAGE
Sensible and Foolish Gifts
Nancy Page Club Gives.

The Nancy Page Club was having
it's last meeting before the holidays
The roll call was answered by the
presentation of filled stocking for
some unfortunate child. The club had
decided at the previous meeting that
they would ask the Federated Charity
agencies for the name of some family
that needed help. They promised to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-16

1t Is often limited by those who feel
the pressure OF Christmas giving.
more than the spirit which would
prompt 1t. that Christmas has be-
come a nuisance" This is because,
as rule. such persons attempt more
than strength or purse permits. Some.
times II is kind of pride that Is re.
sponsible for the burden one Is
thinking extravagantly in way
which will do the giver great credit.
Such giving is far from representing
the true spirit of Christmas. No real
friend wants a gift that has over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-16
MILADY BEAUTIFUL
BY LOIS LEEDS.

has brought herself down to ian.
which is her correct weight. She feels
better and looks better than she used
to. and what is more, she has learned
how to eat. Like many other women
,o are $3.50, s,anomotne .a To-Day. Mrs. B
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-16
AUNT HET
BY ROBERT CULLEN.

81 never git sick but what Sue
Boyd comes to see me and tells ne
about some of her folks that had the
same symptoms and died In spite Of
all the doctors could do"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-03
spsRu, rkteremu sa nemozno Wy
8, N.N

.spsRn, -kteremu sa nemozno W.
hnlt'.''
Kerenskij myHli, ze .pokracova-
ME alebo zostrenie diskusif je ne
vyhnuttl'nei.a a lie Stain by sa NAL
vzdat' diktat1ry, ak chce zabra-
nit vypaknutie novel revoldcie.
20 Rykovychs "a Vorosilovych re-
ciach Q vejne vysloyil sa Keren-
skij takto: 'sPre nikoho ME je
tajnost 'ou, ze lRusko je v pritom-
aej ddbe,k vojne lplne nepripra-
vene. Pris takemto slave veci ma
ju tieto reel raz provokativny."
Vyhl lady Kommterny ma W.
puknutie revolacie v svetovom
meritku, poklada Kerenskij "a
lroyne mule.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-03
NIEKQL'KO SLOW o 4TEJ PO
azEMKOVEJ REFORME MA
SLOVENSKU.

Prevadzanie pozemkovej refor-
my ma Slovensku dostalo sa tiez
do r1k l'udf ta'kych, ktori priali
slovenskemu rol ,nikovi tol 'ko bla
hobytu, .ako ti-ostatnfr hodnosta-
ri rozhodujuci mad udelenim "a
mestnania slovenskemu robotni-
kaxi, uradnikovi, ucitel ,oyi. atd'.
Preco sa prevadzanie pozemkovej
reformy dostalo do rlk nesloven-
skych, o tom INA kazdy Slovak.
Pani cechoslovaci ceski rak1-
siaci-vedeli vel mi dobre, ze cia je
zem, toho je i vlast Preto dava-
Ii slvoensku zcm V pryom rade
ssojim l,ud 'om zpoza Moray a
az V druhom rade hodili z nej ku-
sok ubohemu Slovacikovi, ale i to
len takemu, ktory i'm sl'tabil, ze
budc t'ahat' karu prazskeho CEN
tralizmu cechosloyakimu.
Tam kde sa slovensky l'ud muz
ne postavil proti takej pozemko-
veg reforme, prestalo sa hned
parcelovat' oznamilo sa Tudu.
ze jestli chce zem, ably sa hlasil
0 pridel' pody z oznaceneho mimi
vel'kostatku. Mnohi slovenski
domkari sadli takto ma lep arga-
lasov tito i'm dali kde-tu k1sok
zeme, ale takmer yzdy 3 take1o
vel'kostatku, ktoreho majitel' ne
chcel sa uzdat' vlastnictva a tax
nasledkom tuho Iiboziaci domkari
nevedia do dnes, ei sd MATTEL m
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-03

prevedena 20 nsieSsAaeii iisiieaassl,sas
buje vsemozn1 pomoc. Ma zase-
dani stredoazijskyeh republik ne
davno vydrziavanom V Taskente
vythlasil ,Rredstavitea' centralnej
vlady, ze stavba moze byt' hoto-
va v styroeh rokoch, "a zvlast
priaznivych podmienok ale vo
troch rokoeh. Pracovat' ma nej
bude $1,000 robotnikov. sOtazka,
ci kol 'ajnice, lokomotivy, yagony
a my potrdbny material bude do.
dany ruskJmi zavodami .alebo !
cudziny, ME je dosial rezhodnu
| ia
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-03

l'ndu j narodu slovenskemu jamu
kope. Cechoslovakizmus a praz-
sky centralizmus znamena pre-
mas narod smrt'; preto nam je
skodc com ka5dy, kto meme jeho
prichadza To predsa ma smrt
odsndeneho nepotesi, ze mu mi
losrdenstva CHM rychlejsiu smrt
81 'mbia. Alebo snad ano9 Hej, ve-
ra ME!
Kto chce zit !, svytrva ,pri pray
de, tsktora mas jake sv. Pavel
vrayi, oslobodi'. Pravda ie ma
nasej sstraule t. j. ma strane rodo-
l'ubov sdrulzenyeh v Slov. Lige a
pravda musi wit 'azit' V tomfe
povedomi mech sa kazdy Slovak
chysta do boja 'eZa til nasu slo.
vencinl "a 'lzachranu Sloven.
ska sSlovakom" a Bob nam pomo'
ze Kto. 81 neni este clenom SLOW
Ligy stan sa! ,Obetuj toho dola
ra co rocny prispevok ma oltal
vznesenej prace "a narod svoj, zs
seba sameho. O toto vas vritcn,
prosi vas spolubrat narode
M Zonoon SiL
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A TAX JUBILIIJuE! !!

JSlovenska Liga-v Amerike o.
slavuje pamia'tku dvadsat rocnej
sl1zby narodu.
A tax jubilujme!
Slavnosti ma tento ncel sporia-
dat bolo by sice krasne, pekne a
svedGno. Ale sme ustati a jakysi
l2ahostajni, nevieme sa jakosi O.
dusevnit zajasat' dat prize
clfod tym lepsim citom srdca a
svedomia, povzniest sa okriet
v sluzbach "a pozdvihnutie tych
nasich krajsfch idealov.
Mrtvymi ySak ostat rozhodne
nemozeme! Me pri takejto prize
zitosti. Mech svet vie, ze Liga zije
v zlvom statnom idstve mech
ze tento jubilarny rok je rokom
vzrastn zvel 'adenia Slovenskei j
Ligy Amerfke nechze ma pa
miatku tohoto dvadsat '-roeneho
jubileumu poVazuie 81 "a najmen-
stu povinnost kaEdy verny I'd LII
gy, priviest do jej Iona aspon
len jedneho ida a to behom troch
mesiacov.
Snad' tol'koto m6Eeme vyko-
nat "a nasu maticku Ligu, snad
tol l'kato praca a obet tnevysili nj
koho!
Ivan Bielek, predseda.
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HL'ADAME DIEvCA

347 x10zx1W1 DII VV3
Slovenku, ma vSeobecnn domacu
pracu, bez prania. Hast sa tre-
ba u Mr.. Grow, 356 Alameda Ave.
alebo telefonujte 31S1S.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-03
HL'ADAME PREDAVACA

Muza, ktory hovorl viacerc
cudzie reel. Haste sa u
The Thompson-Burns Co.
16 East Front st.
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Ma Shirley Road. Dom je len
rok stary, mas izieb klpelnu.
dive finisovane izby ma povaIe.
Vel,ky Lot. Zdokonalenia vyplate-
ne. Diva bloky od' skoly, kara ide
popred dvere. Vezmem lot ako
ciastku splatky a maly obnios ho-
tovych.
Telefo1ujte 3977l a ukazem
vam ten dom. f. +. McArdle, 257
Z. Philadelphia Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-03

zeme, "a ktorii sfce argalasom za-
platili, ale zianych listin cd niko-
no nedostali, aby ssa mohli v pri-
pade potreby preukazat', re 81 pa
tricny knsok zeme zakonitym spo.
sobom nadobudli.
Dnes skoro kazdy Slovak pres
klma nielen panov, ktorf til par-
celaciu vymysleli a prevadzali, a.
lie panov bernom 1rade, ktori
tie vselijake dane nan uval 'uj1.
Spomenul som tuna berny nrad
preto, lebo i v tomto trade pokra
covalo sa voci Slovakom tax, ably
elm skorsie chytili do ruky put
nicku palicu a sli S nou hl'adat
skyvu chleba do cudziny. Ze je
tomu tax, toho dokazom su tie
mnohe sekvestracie ma Slovensku.
V roku 1926 zacali vyberat sest''
rocn1 dan t. ]. cd roku 1920. Bra
Ii, predavali 1bohemu Slovakovi
vsetko, co len mohli, ked' nemo-
hol vyrubenu dan do predpisane-
.ho casu zaplatit'. Nepomahaly a
.pelacie, prosby, protesty, vsetko
bolo narne. Sebrali i til posledn1
kravicku, perinku, kurku, slovom
vsetko a pedavali to zidom, "a co
,sa dalo, len ably ukazali, re oni
maju moe a ze nou mozu znicit
hoci koho. Nejedna slovenska vdo
va "a starenka prosila "slavny"
berny lrad o poshovenie, mi
lost, sl'utovanie sa mad jej Il
tlymi sirotam. VSetko marne. Ba
dialy sa pritom este al take do
neba pemstu volaulce> krivdy.
ze viaceri nasi rodaci boil prind-
|teni diva razy platit' jeduu tn
samu dan.
Takto sa zachadzalo este
dnes zachadza nasim opustenym
T'udom slovenskym v jeho rodne.
zemi fPovedomy SYN dcera ma
roda sslovenskeho pyta sa dnes
PAM slovenski cechoslovaci, kto 9
'kedy vas splnomoenil, ably ste dl q
dobroltbeznej vole svojej mas ma
rod ozobracili a tax k smrti pri.
pravili? Kto vas postal "a katoy
spolukmenovcov svojich? ktt
vam .dal pravo vrazit smrtel my
mec do prs svojho brata? OAvy
Kainovci pamatajte, ze krv slo
venskeho Abela vola O pomstu dt
neba a re jej hlas abude vyslysanJ
a trest na vas a ma vase deti so
slany.
Cechoslovaei a ceski sovinist
sfalsovali nam til slobodu, ktort
ste nam Wy americki bratia Slo
vaci vybojovali. Wy mas slavny
hrdina gen. M. R. Stefanik pra
coyali ste "a slobodu zitia sloven
skeho naroda cechoslovaci mi
dnes len umret' dovolia.
NeSirim d 'alej slova. Citi kaz
dy, ze prazsky centralizmrls
sslovensky cechosloYakizmus j
naSou dHSeymou hmotnou Zahu
hon. q kto ho nOdpOruio ten
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-03
Co hovori FKeranslij 10. rokov po
reyAl6cii.

z Pariza do New Yorku prijal A.
F. Kereaskij spolupracovnika Y
Rige vychodiaceho ruskeho caso-
pisu "Segodnja IA vrozhovore $
MIN dotknul sa radu otazok, s1-
visiacich desiatym vyrocim rus
kej revolucie. U.
Novinar zahajil svoju romlu-
WI slovami: ''Tak tedy zacina sa
jedenasty rok revold,ie. - "Do-
vol'te predovsetkym,' odpovedal
ma to Kerenskij, ably som vas O.
pravll; uplynulo 10 rokov odo
dna revolMcie. To neznamena 10
rekov tryania reyolt1cie. Je pr
ma mensom podivno hovorit' Q
desat '-roenej revolucii, ked' po.
siatky tohoto hnutia, ktore "a ne.
yysloyne nepriaznivych podmie.
nok svojho niekol komesaeneho
jestvovania malo byt' vtedy vc
februari uskutocnene, boly roz.
deptane vel protirevoluciou
We'd oktobrova revol,icia je pra.
wynn opakom revol1cie februaro'
vel. Aka bola podstata tejto?
BoLa tu snaha oslobodit' l'ud
skqi esobnest uskutoenit' l'ud
ske i obcanske pGava. Diktatnrs
revoiucie oktobrovej je vsak "a
porom tychto pray. Ked' reknete
ze "a niekolk mesiacov, dna Z
novembra bude 10 rokov ruske.
protirevolucie, lbudete mat eel
kom pravdu. Mozete pri tom a,
dolo6it': najdoslednejsej 20 vset
kyeh kontrarevol1cii.''
Dalej hovoril Kerenskij, re re
volucna vlna v Rusku bola rok,
1917 pre- mnohych revolucionaro,
ctll1om dost' neocakavana. Edo
raznuje vsak pri tom, re ''est'
v predvecer februarovej revolt
che ami jediny reyolucny vybor'
neocakaval, ze evoluGne hnuti'
dostanc vsenarodny raz. Ma ten
to fakt vzpomlnam si' vzdy ked
eujem hovorit' o tom, re je '
dnesnom Rusku revolucia he
| mozna."
GA Wy pokladatc novi rcvolti
ciu Ia moznng' tazal sa novinar
"Nielen "a moznii, ale Ia nevy
bnutel 'ni1. Ovscm, revollcia nj
kdy nemoze byt' sebe vlastnyn
| ueelom. Taketo stanovisko son
| do febrltara zaujimal i ia. Me
Irevolncia, a to kazda, je vzd,
horsia, nez evolucia. Avsak jadr,
eelej veci je V tom, ze ami jedel
aarod nema na vyber. Bolo toml
talk vo februari tax tomu bud
neskorsie. Ami Stalinizmus (te
raJsi mierny bolsevisky rezim) :
tomto pripade ndbude chit w
nimku. Je sicc dostatocne prllzny
aby zlomil opoziciu demonStra
tiynych "ultral 'avy',h" gcstov
" tejze dobe- potlacenim l'udovt
no hnutia neopustil zaujat1 jed
M zakladnu linaju ''termidor
ski. Me je vsak dost smelly, a
by uspookjil zakladne poziaday
Ky diktovane hospodarskym roz
pr IL
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JANoBfKov .PoKIlAD.

JANo8fKov sPoKnAD.
1Ka5demu Slovakovi -, dobre
znamo, se Janosik az pred dvesto
rokami zacal bojovat' "a prava
nasho milovaneho Slovenska a je-
no utlacaneho l'udu. Ked' memo
hol inacej, rozbijal panom zamky
a tam nahromazdene zlato, penia-
re inc poklady pobral a ciastoe-
ne medzi ehud obnym l'udom roz-
dial, mnoho ale v horach pokryl
pre- st 'astnejsiu generaciu.
DR.. Lesak, bratislavsky lekar,
hl'adal tento ohromny poklad.
Ze jakym sp6sobom a jake no ma
siel, preeitajte 81 v knihe vyse u
danej. Hruba kniha je opatrena
Is obrazkami a mozete ju kupit
neyiazano v 15 sositoch "a s$1.O0
viazano v makkej oprave "a $1.25.
Postou o 10c viac. Tnto kniz-
ku mono ,dostat' v nasej redakcii
M. MRhZ
$50 ", Federal ST.. YOunrStoWnO q
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20 SLAVIANSKEHO
SVETA.
iHospodarske plany a starosti So
vietskej vlady.-1ndustrializacia
Uralu. Turkestansko .sibirska ze-
leznica.

claml maW sovlety starOsti razu
politickeho i hospodarskeho, vo
vnntri zeme Noznievajn stale este
posledne ozveny zapasu opozi-
ciou komunistfckej strane po-
citaJl sa rany Wit 'azstva, ktore
81 oficialny komunizmus odnasa
z volieb do miestnych sovietov.
Dolezitejsie nez tieto poHticke
veci sd konkretne hospodarske
problemy, 2 ktorych ma prvom
mieste stoji " poslednej dobc in
dustrializacia Uralu.
Ma Urale w od DOLBY Petera
Vel Ikeho je centrum ruskeho prize
amyslu zeleziarskeho, nehovoriac
tani priemysloch inych. Ovsem,
suralske zavody vynikaly vzdy
,vynikajh snad' najviac pri-
ftomnej dobe skorej ohromnym
|ibohatstvom materialu nez techni-
Ekou. V zavodoch pracuje sa vse-
tkymi moznymi metodami, zave-
.denyni V minulom storoci, MET
tjednoty a vyt 'azok prace je vel'-
mi skromny.
Bohatstvo, ktore lei ural-
skych horach, je take, ze kazda
vedecka komisia a vyprava, kto-
ra sd ma Ural vypravi, stale este
nachadza move dolly Ma najroznej-
Sic kovove rudy uhlie.. .&
Su tedy dane vsetky podmien-
ky pre- to, ably sa uralskych gu
bernil stala ruska Anglia alebo
Amerika, zem kominov tovarni,
vagonov Hatiny "a uhlia, zasobu-
jdcou celu zem priemyselnymi
surovinami a privadzajlcou do
nej prldy zlata.>
Soviety vypracovaly posled-
nej dobe plan reorganizacie sta
reho priemyslu uralskeho. Vo
Sverdlovsku ma byt' sriadena to-
warren na stroje a V Niznom Tagi-
lu (mesto zname bojov cesko-
slovenskych vojsk ma Urale ro-
ku 1879 bude sriadena tovaren
ma vagony. al prastary Bogomo-
lovsky zayod ia topenic mcdi ma
byt' zmodernizovany. Budd sria-
dene tovarne ma dobyvanie z rud
GNU a niklu.
Vcdecke geologicko-vysku
stanice budii zalozene peccrsko-
zaozerskom kraji ich siet ; bude
casom rozsirena i ma severny u
raj.
z mesta Kizel, znameho veliky-
mi dolami ma ,lhlie, bude posta-
vena zeleznica do Biseru dosa-
Vadna kiselska zeleznica bude G.
lektrizovana. Tiez medzi mfstami
TrojicklOrsk bude postavena ze-
leznica, ktora vyllsti na START tas-
kentski zeleznicnu liniu.
Bola tiez postavena otazka, a.
ko organizoyat' kilpele mad ural-
skymi hecivyani, pramenani te-
plymi vodami, ktoryych .je v po-,
hori hojnost Otazka sa nedosta-
Ia 70 stadia pripraynych prac. Il
Otazka turkestansl1o- -siblrskej
magistraly (hlavnej zelezn- 6iary)
dostala sa do rozhodneho stadia,
ysetky republiky, ktorymi ma
prechadzat', sn zainteresoyan6
verejnost' ziada, ably stavba' bola
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$50 W.Eederal st., Youngstown, c
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-SCi uz mate knizku 'tAme-
rika Nasa Vlast'?" Ak ME, prid :
te 81 ju zadovazit' do redakcie.
Je to najuplnejsia americka histo-
ria v slovencine so 49 obrazmi a
8 zivotopis1ni slavnych Amerika-
nov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-03
MA PREDAJ LACNO

Dobry 4 izbovy dom, v ktorom
je gaz, elektrika voda Tiez 2
studne garadz, lot 43x150. Ma
bllzku Cleveland al CLANCY Wy
sokej skoly. Jozef Mudron, 20 So.
Hazelwood Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-03
MA PREDAJ

Dom Newton Falls, blizko
fabriky. 5 izbovy ramovy dom S
fornesom jednym osobitnym
prazdnym lotm. Haste sa II Mike
Vajo, ia Adams ST., Campbell,
Ohio. (24)
New Britain herald., 1927-05-12
STIMSON TO SPEAK
 TO LIBERAL ARMY
u. s. Mediator Will ReasSurt
 Nicaragua of Friendly Feeling

Tipitapa. Mic, May 12 R-On in- vitation of General Moncada, com- mander of the Liberal army. Henry L. Stimson. personal representative of President Coolidge, will address the Liberal soldiers before their demobilization Saturday at Los Banderos, 30 miles from Managua.
 General Moncada, after a lengthy conference with MT. Stimson. de- clared last night that he believed ninety per cent of the Liberal sol- ders will have laid down their arms by Saturday, but he wanted the American peace mediator to inn press on the soldiers that the United States in enforcing peace, was not acting on behalf of the conserva- tives, that it's action was prompted by desire to help the nation and to assure supervised elections in 1928 at which both factions would have an equal chance.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-12

Benton Harbor. Mich, May 12 (P --Benjamin Franklin Purnell, king" of the House of David, confronts at 65 an effort by the state of Michi- gan to break up the colony he founded in the name of religious cult.
 Beset already by criminal charges and a S2S.00O judgment against his colony King Ben" erstWhile house painter and tunnel watchman. must now face proceedings initiated by the state to throw the House of David into receivership and designed ultimately 10 break it up.
 The receivership hearing is set for May 6.
 Colony leaders assert that the cult is a religious association, not amen- able to receivership action. The state retorts that it Is "a humbug and fraud,' and purposes to pie
New Britain herald., 1927-05-12

ture it's inner workings at the hear ing.
 The colony was founded when Purnell, born in Kentucky in 1862 and heralded at 12 as boy preach CT" gathered following in Fostoria. Ohio. and brought his adherents to Benton Harbor.
 In it's heyday in 1922 it numbered 1000 men and women eager to share in the ''ingathering of the Israeli ites'-the 144,000 persons who were to become immortal.
 Benjamin taught that those who died had disobeyed his teachings. but death played no favorites: It took Roy Purnell, his son. The corpse was carted from the colony Cnm burned.
 John Hansel and his wife, expelled from the cult. sued for an account ing of property and for labor com
New Britain herald., 1927-05-12
YELLOW PRESS AND
 HOW TO STOP IT
"Stop Making That Kind of NeWS," MCKernon Advises

Roe. N. Y, May 12.--tP'--Discus- sing criticisms of the newspapers at luncheon of Rotarians today, Ed ward Mckernon Of New York, superintendent of the Associated Press, sad that one way to kill yell low publicity was to stop making it.
 The yellowest thing that I have read recently" he said, was a wholesale condemnation Of the daily press voiced by one eminent in his own field but who in this instance simply did not know what he was talking about.
 These are the fellows who make the mischief. What the morOns and near-morous do and say is of little or no significance, but when those in high places, make fools Of them- selves the fact that they do so is in itself news and their foolishness will be published so long as the newspaper continues to fulfil its supreme mission of reflccting so- eiefy as it IS.
 As a matter of fact there is hardly one person in d thousand whose opinion is worth q hill Of beans on any subject other than that Of which he has made a special study. So when one steps out of his own sphere to sit in ludC- ment on institutions that he does not understand. the chances are about a thousand 10 one that he will make another contribution to the yellow publicity he may ,ffect to deSpise.
 Loose talking. uniformed criticism. sNaggcrItion. demagogism anything that tends to falSify the picture of lfe--is yellow publicity, and one way 10 kill yellow publicity is 10 stop making it"
New Britain herald., 1927-05-12
Blames Lunar Influence
 For Beating His Wife

Springfield. Mass, May 12 JP)-- Lewis McGilivray, 33. will be free from what he calls the Lunar influ- ence" for at least six months.
 He received this jail sentence when arraigned in court here, charged with beating his wife. He told the judge that the approach of a full moon invariably caused him to go on la rampage.
 The jail sentence was imposed after it had been revealed that under the reputed influence of previous full