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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-02-08

the State Child Welfare Secretary to
come to Redwood Falls to address the
club women. Committees from the
Twentieth Century Club and the Wo-
mans Club will also meet with Miss
Callister.
The Women's Relief Corps held its
first business meeting of the year
Tuesday afternoon at the Odd Eel
lows hall. Mrs. 1. L. Spencer presid-
ed at the meeting. The following
committees were appointed for the
year: Relief, Mrs. Robert Whyte,
Mrs. n. o. Byram, Mrs. j. A. Storts,
Mrs. G. Alberts, Mrs. C. Cherry and
Mrs. William Redetzke; Executive,
Mrs. Carl Byram, Mrs. George Han
son, Mrs. w. T. Wilcox, Mrs. Ed.
Wells and Mrs. Wheeler; Auditing,
Mrs. K. e. Glassco, Mrs. Edwards
and Mrs. Bessie Mickey; Conference,
Mrs. II. N. Bell, Mrs. Marion John
son, Mrs. Ed. Carruth and Mrs. Os-
car Goetz; Program, Mrs. Henry
Kuck, Mrs. w. r. Roberts, Mrs. H.
Fathers, Mrs. Edwards and Mrs.
Mary Greene. The Child Welfare
committee i made mp of the whole
Corps with Mrs. ]. I. Spencer .
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-02-08

Chicken Chow Mein for SO cents a
plate. Try ours. Lauterbach Bros.
31.1t
Mrs. E. Porter who before her mar
riage was Miss Ann Wester of Red
wood Falls and st. Paul has gone to
New Jersey to make her home. Mrs.
Porter spent the New Year holidays
in Redwood Falls and left shortly af-
terward with her husband for her new
home at Roselle, N. ]. Mrs. Porter
before her marriage was q nurse at
the Ancker hospital in st. Paul
There win be q play, 'aThe Cabin
Courtship" and pie social at District
20, Az miles southeast of Redwood
Fails, Friday evening, February 10th,
beginning at 8 o'clock. The play win
be given by School Districts Nos. 20
and 107. A small admission win be
charged to men and woman not hEing-
ing pies. Gertrude Westphal and Ida
|ksnseq4 tpaeheTs, Silt pd.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-02-08

Last Friday night large company
of friends gathered at the Rev. M. F.
Mommsen home where the visiting
people proceeded to take possession
of the premises and informed Mrs.
Mommsen that she was the guest of
honor and that the reason for the in
vasion was the anniversary of her
birth. The evening was very pleas
antly passed, and a luncheon was
served. A purse of silver was pre-
scented to Mrs. Mommsen as trib-
ute of the esteem in which she is held
by her friends.-Belview Independ-
ent.
The executive committee of the
Red Cross held business meeting
last Wednesday afternoon at the Of
fee of Miss Mona Callister, the ex-
ecutive secretary of the Red Cross.
The members present were: Commits
sioner John Arends of Wabasso, DIR.
Ranseen of Lamberton, Miss Elsie
Howe of Wabasso, Ed. Kohls of Bel
view, C. l. Maurstad Of Delhi and
Mrs. L. p. Larson of Redwood Falls.
During the business meeting q plan
was adopted whereby q course IN
Home Hygiene viii be put in all
high schools 30 desiring this course.
Instruction IN this course has already
been started IN the schools ct Wa
basso, Nilroy, Lamberton and Walnut
0xUy@s. -ssss-s-s- !
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-12
DIvADELNE
PREDSTAVENIE v MESTE

Predseda mestskej rady Bu-
chan boil v tieto dni v Princess
divadle bolo tam predstavenle,
v ktorom jedno dievea so seba
shadzovalo vsetky saty, az ostalo
bez Stat. Buchanan toto oznamil
ostatnym tatkom mesta, ktorl ma
vytykali, preco al ich nezavolal.
Mestska rada privolala potom po-
licajneho sefa, ti je to pravda a
s6f povedal, re epredstavenie bolo
V medziach statnych zakonov
Mattel divadla sa osvedcil, re
iievca nazostalo hole, ked' po-
shadzovalo vrchne saty, ale male
oblecene tesne saty teloveJ barvy
takze zdalo sa byt bez Stat.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-12
PAM HERMANOVA
REGISTRANTK0U

Ctena redakcia! Uverejnite mi
laskave tieto riadly - he my
Slovaci v Mahoning okrese sa ne
smieme bat alcbo hanbit' ia mas
slovensky narod, tn mann dokaz,
ze nie Slovaka, ale Sloyenku MAJ
deme tam, .kde by Slovaci my
sleli,i re tam sa nemozeme dostat
Prisl1cham do Z. Wardy a ked
som sa Dol dat registrovat' ma 4.
oktobra, na moje vsl'ke prekva-
penie nasiel som tam zasedat' pa
nj Annu Hermanoyu a ia ME re
by sa bola hanbila "a slovencinu,
ale pozdravila ma slovensky tax
al registrovala po slovensky. Ci
je to ME radost bratia Slovaci
a Slovenky, a ku tomu este sta
site, ze ak1kol 'vek informaciu
ziadate, dostanete ju ma patrie-
nom nieste slovenskej reel: ia
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-12
''Troch MuSkateroy" Mr.. Fair
banks hra Ease ulohu D'Artagna-

''Troch Muskateroy" Mr.. Fair
banks hra Ease ulohu D'Artagna-
na.
Douglas Fairbanks hovori: ia
mann vacsi pozitok z Lucky Strike
vone, nez z inych cigariet. Sii mier
ne5sie pre- mole hrdlo dych. To
je, preco fajcim iba Luckies. lch
lTipekanie naozaj mnoho znaci
pre- mia. Moje zkusenosti pri-
pekanym dohanom ma presyed-
cuj1, ze to nielen yytiahne zle
vlastnosti dohanu, ale zlepsi al je-
no v0nn."
Toto sje ia vysoka mienka Doug
.tasa Fairbanksa 9 Lucky Strike
cigaretlach. Tato ista mienka sa
ozyva V obl'nbenosti obecenstva,
xtora obl'nbenost' umoznuje dat
/ 'udu americkemu LUCKY STRI-
kE orchestra - co je obdivuhod-
ny pokrok modernom ohlaso-
vani. u
& fr u I'd i j T II Is !
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-12
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS "A
NAJLEPSIA. ORCHESTRA
Jozef Klein

kazdn sobotu vecer od 10. do
H. 2dl'a new -yorkskeho casu,
LUCKY STRIKE orchestra hra
"a hodinu taheens Rusky po "a:
tional' Broadcasting Systeme,
ktory sa rozprestiera od Atlanti-
ku 'ku Pacifiku. Tato :iorchestra
pozostava z 3J hudoblrfkov a
stojf vyse $2400 "a til hodinku
hrania.
Toto je pryy rag Y historic, re
l'udia,v California. j. New Yorku
tahcujl odrazu pri tej istej or
chestre, najlepsej ma .syete.
Toto bolo ufnoznene laskavo--
st 'ou vyrabatel'oy LUCKY
STRIKE cigaret, cigariet, kto-
rych obi 'ilbenost' stale rastie,
Douglas Fairbanks, filmovy mi
lacek Ameriky, sa skoro predstavl
s ieho nova1 hrou s'The Iron
Mask Z 4 Toto 4 ,icc,;,.11a vi kracoyauie
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-12
sMRTNE ZPRAvY.

Pavel Jancar, z c. 429 Walnut
ST. zomrel nedel Il na kompll-
kacie nemoci vo veku 10 rokov.
Nebohy boil tn 30 rokov a prlsltl-
chal do osady Sv. Cyrilla Me
thoda, spolku Sv. Mateja, c. 26O
IKSJ. Pohral bol mu stredu z
domacnosti Jozefa Gefferta a Je-
ho manzelky, 112 Gladstone st.
Pohrabne obrady vykonal Rev.
Jozef Kostik chrame Sv. Az
betty.
Robert Komara, 6-mesaGny syn
Stefana komara jeho manzel-
XIV. Is - 10Th ST.; Campbell 70:
mrel V utorok na kompllkacie.
Pohrab NAL vo stvrtok chramu
Sv. Jana Krst. Pohrabne obrady
vykonal Rev. Hamr2k.
Marta Hnat, 2-tTzdnova deer
ka Pavla Hnat jeho manzelky
80 n. Center St., zomrela ma "a
palenie pl 'dc V utorok. Pohrabnt
obrady vykonane boly V chrame
Sv. Nikolaja V stredu.
Maria Papac, 2-dnove nemluvla
Jana Papac jeho manzelky, 20,
mrela sobotu Ia komplikacie
Pohrab boil V pondelok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-12
POLIACI A LITViNI
ST "A HOOVERA

Y Springfield, Mass, vydrzla-
vana bola statna konvencia pol
skej politickej federaciey State
Massachusetts, IA ktorej boil pri-
tomni delegati vyse 100 pol ''skych
politickych klubov. Ma konvencii
jednohlasne bolo prijate' podporo-
vat pracoyat' "a Hoovera na
1rad prezidenta.
Podobny sentiment "a Hoovera
panuje medzi Poliakmi skoro po
celej Amerike.
d. Silny pohyb "a Hoovera a re-
publikansku stranu Je medzl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-12
MAYOROVI SA
VYHRAzAJU "ODVOLANIM

Byvaly koncilman James, ako
taiomnik "Voter>' League po-
slal mayorovi Heffernanovi list.
V ktorom ziada no odpovedat' ma
obvinenia A. j. Aubreya, re ma
yor rozdava tlrady, ably sa "a
vd 'acil tym, ktori mu pomahali *
zvoleniu, a ze trpi ned 'aleko poll
cainej stanice brloh, ktorom
dostat' omamujuce Otravy. AK
vra: neodpovie, tax velicska llga
zacne pohyb ma odvolanie mayo
ra 1radu. Mayor, ako znamo, ma
obvinenia Aubreya povedal, re su
to "smeti' a potom odcestoval na
vakacie. Odpoved ziadaju al ze-
ny. organizovane V krest anskeJ
temperencnej uni. Mayor je O.
chotny so zenami konferovat
ale na Jameson list neodpoveda!
Ako videt', mas mayor nema na
ruziach poslant. Nzdy sa dakto
naide, co do nehO stuchne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-12

" POsLEDNEJ min1tke
Y bola vstave zmenit'
svoje plany k navsteve pria-
tel'ov v meste ma rs mil
vzdialenom. Ale bolo uz ne
skoro pisat' ak by al do
stall list, nebolo casu ma od-
poved'. -.
Najrahsi sposob boil tele-
fonovat'. Volatile dPa cisla,
bola spojena telefonom v
ich dome behom menej ako
minutky.
"Tesime sa, ze pridete, a
prideme yam naproti o pia-
tel hodine ma stanicu zajtra"
-takto behom par minut
vsetko bolo hotovs. A trovy
tohto telefonovania boly len
60 centov. =
-. S 4sBA assE i u
Je pohodlne a usporne u
potrebit' telefon pre- posol-
stva do vzdialenych miest.
Je to jediny sposob spojenia
ktory je osobny-ktory do
vol'uje rozhovor. A ked' po-
slete posolstvo po telefone,
dostanete al okamzitu odpo-
ved'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-12
HIILCREsT D, FARRELL 0
TuAy futbalovJ zapas vo Farrell
bez sk6rovania.

Futbalova cata Hillcrest 2.
Campbell d cata Farrell Keystone
hraly tuht hru nedel'u yo Far
rell bez rozhodnutia. Hillcrestca-
MIA boil oslabeni nepritomnost on
Checka. Dan Wolfe, Shustera a
Tex Bonovicha, ale zato boil vzdy
ma vrchu mad keystoneanmi. Use
sa dostali k mete na pat stop, ale
nemohli skorovat' keystoncana
zakazdym vyyinuli tuhV odpor
Hillcrestcania dokazali sa byt, V
kazdom ohl'ade lepsimi. Nasle-
down. hraci hrali V nedaln: Hor-
vath, Bill Frank Washko, kadl-
lax, Caggiano, Myers. Metcalfe,
Doach, Kolar, Stewey, Nrabel,
Pacella, Martinko. Barillare. Cac-
cas-. Truck, Shepas Cernoch.
Ked' Hillcrestcania budil leDsle
studovat' signaly, stann sa catou
ktoru nezbituje nikto. Coach Ba"
rett povedal, re kto nerride M
cviGbu, bude prepusteny z caty
prijati len taxi, ktori sd ochotn
cSsieit'. - T."
Obecenstvo, ktore rado Dozer;
ma futbalove hry je ziadane, ab,
svoju podporu neodoprelo. TAX
hra stoji peniaze. ked' kazdy d
DO kvodri, Hillcrest cata bude
stave sem dosikovat' ehyrne eat.
z Akron, Cleveland, Massillor
Canton a Alliance. Ia cestu mus
platit' domaca cata, tiez ,sudcu.
Michal Kornicl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-12

sto. Balon sa VIOLA "Los Angeles
a patri valeenej moci Spoj. Sta
TOW. Bol na ceste Texas do La
kehurst, l.. 1. Je to dosial jediny
riaditel'ny balon toho druhu a
vel 'kosti V Amerike. Mali sme
diva, ale jeden sa stroskotal pred
par rokmi Ohio. Teraz vlada
stavia diva d'alsie, ale o mnoho
vacsie. "Los Angeles dostali
,sme cd Nemecka co valecnu ko-
rist'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-12
MLADE DIEVCATA
ZBOJNfCKAMI

Dve mlade dievcata vitality s
automobilom ku gazolinovej sta
nici Andreja Barna na ToWllne
Road vo Warren. PItaly 81 GU
kr1ky. Ked Barna obratil sd OF
voril pokladnicku, ably dievcatom
"ydal drobnt, jedna mich nasta-
villa nanho revolver a r0zkazala.
ably sa obratil k stene. Druha po-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-12
WARRENCAN ZABITY
NAKLADNYM AUTON

John White, L c. 124 Clinton
St. Warren, zabity bol ponde-
lok ma Parkman ceste srazke
ieho auta vel 'kym nakladnEm
autom. Riaditel' nakladneho auta
boil arestovany, leho siel po ne
pravej strane cesty a, TAX zapriel-
nil nestastie. Zena White-a bola
V tel srazke t'azko ranena.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-12

Litvinmi. v New Yorku, Bostone,
Philadelphii, Chicagu, clevelande
d 20 inych mestach Amerlky "a
kladane sd kluby, ktorych hlav-
hym telesom je Republikanska
Lsfa Litvinov Amerike. Hlavny
trad nachodi sa v New Yorku,
kde dcinkuje Division OF Fo-
reign Languages Of the National
Committee.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-12
VOJENSKY RIADITEL'NY
BALoN v YOUNGSTOWN

V stredu na poludnie Youngs-
towncani videli ma ylastne oci
valecny riaditel'ny balon Zeppe-
4llin vyroby letiet''v ponad nase me-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-12

70 srdca gratulujem pani HERNIA
novel a ,prajem jej,.. aby zaresi-
strovala dost' obcanov ia zvole-
ME Al Smitha Z New Yorku.
!. Jozef Klein.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-12

tom pobrala peniaze z pokladnic-
ky, asi $50 niekolko cigar. Po-
tom odisly obchodua ufujazdily
na aute. Barna udal, re v auto
mobile sedela este jedna starsja
zena a muz.
Evening star., 1928-10-21
What Airships Mean to World

In case landing field be covered
with dense fog the dirigible can hover
over 1t with engines cut off or throttled
down until the fog lifts.
On the other hand, the cruising speed
OF the airship is more limited than
that of the airplane. Large airplane
transports are carrying their passengers
at an average of i20 miles an hour
over some of our existing routes, where
as dirigibles 1T present are limited to
about IS miles per hour.
The airplane has the advantage of
millions of miles Of regular operation
over airways in every part of the world,
while the dirigible has yet to demon
strate its commercial practicability and
economy.
We should assist lighter -than-air de-
velopment In everv way possible as
experience alone will demonstrate the
advantages of any new means of trans
portation.
Capabilities Are Demonstrated.
Or. Eckener. carrying on the work Of
Count Zeppelin, has demonstrated the
capabilities of the dirigible. He has
brought forcibly to our attention the
existence of still another medium Of
fast transportation.
While We have watched the pioneer
ing snd extremely hazardous trans
oceanic flights of the airplane he has
constructed a gigantic liner of the air,
comparable to our largest ships of the
sea. He has completed the westward
crossing of the Atlantic not with a
great risk of disaster but with COM
paratively high degree of safety.
We welcome DR.. Eckcner, his crew
and passengers to America and we will
do our utmost to aid in the develop
ment cf this branch Of aeronautics.
(Copyrieht. I92SD
Evening star., 1928-10-21
America First In World Trade

dustrial machinery moving steadily. II
fills the gaps. If trade is dull here in
our country an active demand for our
goods may be developing abroad. Thus.
throughout the world. the commercial
effects Of the extremes offset each other
hot seasons against cold seasons:
wealth against dearth: new styles
against old tastes; ready responsiveness
against ingrained conservatism.
II thousands of American college
boys suddenly decide to go around bare
headed. and the hat trade is adversely
affected by this fact. millions of Chi
nese. moved by the modern spirit. may
be cutting off their queues and devel-
oping demand for American hats and
caps-or the same result may be brought
about by the recent edict in Turkey
banning the fez and the tendency in
Egypt to discard the tarboo5h.
Alcrtness Necessary.
1t would, of course. be manifestly ill.,
advised to assume that the trade of the
world is at our feet to be picked up
whenever we feel so inclined. Obvious
ly there are innumerable conditions
constantly developing which will require
the closest scrutiny and most alert
watchfulness on our part.
The amazing advance that has been
made by our commerce since 1922
has been due to no little extent to just
such keen observation end aggressive
leadership on the part of our business
executives and trade bodies, official and
otherwise. With the growth of our in
tereSts in all parts of the world it has
been of the utmost importance that our
industrial and commercial leaders should
be fully informed of each development
or prospect affecting their interest.
Their appreciation of that fact Is in
dicated by the increase In the number
Of inquiries which they have directed
to the Department of Commerce from
about 700 day in 1921 to the 10000
daily average mentioned previously.
They are interested not only in the SIM
pie problems of the selection of agents.
the assessment of duties by foreign tar
IFS. credit and packing practices, trans
portation rates and market prospects.
They also are becoming increasingly
aware of the necessity of far-view an
alySes of such intricate factors as trade
balances in their influence upon ex-
change values.
This awakening interest has resulted
In the development of the Department
of Commerce annual survey Of the "in-
visible" factors in our international
economic relationship sale and pur-
chase of services abroad tourists ex-
penditures. immigrant remittanccs,
freight charges. insurance premiums.
banking services, whose total of
$9,000 100000 last year equaled the
total of our merchandise transactions
in both directions.
The alert. up-to-date American ex-
porter of today insists upon having all
Of the facts upon such new develop
ments as the European cartel (his pre-
war predecessor probably would have
thought it type of surgical instru-
ment).
He is treasured when the results Of
painstaking analyses by American COM
mercial attaches reveal that the sue
cess of the international cartel has
Evening star., 1928-10-21
Continued from First Page)

as equipment can be manufactured and
Nrports prepared.
We are now entering the second
phase. Larger flying boats are being
built. An airline to operate between
Key West and Panama has been con-
tracted for. An air mail route now ex-
lists between New York and Mexico City.
Great Britain has announced route to
be operated from London to North
.i;;7ricx - thence along the coast to
Cape Town.
Let us complete this second phase of
development before undertaking the
hazards and difficulties of the North
Atlantic
Position Of the Dirigibie.
The dirigible. like the airplane. is only
entering the p3riod of commercial de-
velopment. Up to this time. due to the
great expense of design and construc-
tion, 1t has not been possible for private
organizations to make use Of lighter
than-air craft.
With the present world interest in
air transportation we can look forward
to much faster progress in airsllip con-
struction and operation. paraAeling that
which the airplane is experiencing.
Non-eXploslve gas, new alloys, Diesel
engines, better meteorological service
and experience gained from regular
operation are among the factors which
will enter into the future operation of
dirigibleS.
One of the greatest advantages of
the lighter-than-air ship is that it does
not depend on its engines for sustenta.
ton. If desired the motors may be shut
of entirely and the entire ship flown
as free balloon
Evening star., 1928-10-21

not to exceed per cent of them tracer,
for each infantry machine gun COM
pany Cavalry machine company and
Air Service observation squadron: 10000
rounds. with not to exceed 10 per cent
of it tracer. for each machine gun bat
terry. Coast Artillery anti-aircraft: 1000
rounds. 10 per cent tracer. for each au-
thorized machine gun antl-alrcraft
assigned to Field Artillery, or Coast Ar
tillery as a secondary weapon which
is actually fred $4,000 rounds, 5 per
cent tracer. for each tank company.
and 20 rounds per rifle for all combat
exercises.
Blank cartridge distribution for each
piece actually used in naneuvers and
combat exercises requiring the use OF
blank ammunition. in the following
amounts: Fifty rounds per rifle. 400
rounds per automatic rifle and 200
rounds per machine gun.
Ammunition for the .45-caliber pistol
Is allotted in the proportion of 100
rounds for each officer anc enlisted man
required to fire the diSmounted course.
and 1l0 rounds for each officer and man
OF the Cavalry required to fire the
mounted course.
The circular also contains instruc-
tions as to the particular kind of am
munition which may be used in each
firing place. and in particular directs
that no short cartridges be used in the
22-caliber rifles, as they cause serious
corrosion, which affects the accuracy Of
the rife.
The next course at the Command
| and General Staff School at Fort Leav-
enworth. Kans.. for National Guard Of
| ficers will begin March l8 and end in
June To this course will be detailed
| 13 National Guard officers, as equally
distributed among the various States
as applications from qualified officers
| will permit.
Officers for this course must be as
signed to a tactical division in the ca
pacity of division or brigade COM
mander, chief of staff G-1. 2, or 4,
or as regimental commander. The age
| limit is fixed at IS years. except for
| general officers, and they must have
had at least 10 years of commissioned
| service
1t was expressed as the desire Of the
Militia Bureau to detail one officer from
each division the staff of which has
been organized and is functioning.
Evening star., 1928-10-21
KILLARNEY Is FAVORED
SPOT OF IRISH GNOMEs

KILLARNEY. ireland CP.-Persons
who think that elves. gnomes and
fairies do not exist. should come TO the
lakes of Killarney Here the inhabi-
tants of the unknown world caper al
will. .
They are known as Leprechauns and
they are very busy. Their work lasts
three and half hours. from midnigh
until $3.50 in the morning. and only OF
nights when the moon is full.
They are inches high and dressed
in dark green swallow-tailed coats.
knee breeches, patent leather Irish
shoes, an Irish hat, a pipe in their
mouths and usually a shillalall in one
hand. They are kind hearted and oblis-
ing Many housewives report havine
awakened in the morning to find tn
milking done, the butter made and H.
bread baked
Evening star., 1928-10-21
Splitting a Spiders Thread,

The thread spun by a spider is used
in delicate instruments for fixing the
center Of lenses such as in microscopes
and range finders. The scratch of a
diamond, which most nearly approaches
the geometrical definition Of line
length without bresdth--is sthick by
comparison. Even this thin thread,
scarcely visible to the naked eye. is too
thick for some purposes and must be
split into four parts,
Evening star., 1928-10-21

IOl VI SdillA~O ANC
serve units of the
District of Colum-
bia for the 1929
fiscal year. This
training year is
subdivided into two
perio d S - first,
training on an in
active status, and,
secondly. training
on an active duty
status. The ulti-
mate training OBJ
jective for local
Reserve units will
be reached at the
end of the training
cycle. the aim Of
which will be pro-
- -. 0iNitt
Evening star., 1928-10-21
Sweetest Baby
in w ashington"

For over fifty years. mothers, like
this we'll known Washington woman,
have been telling each other about
California Fig Syrup, and leading
physicians have been indorsing it.
Nothing else acts so gently and
harmlessly to propel the Souring
waste from the delicate system OF
babies and children. which. when
allowed to remain, keeps them cross,
fcveriSh. bilious, headachv. weak. with
coated tongue, bad breath. broken
out skin. no appetite or energy Its
rich, fruity goodness helps to give
tone and strength to their little
stomach and bowels so they continue
to act normally. OF their own accord
1t helps TO build up and strengthen
them-makes them active and happy.
II have used California Fig Syrup
with my little daughter since early
babyhood," says Mrs. Agnes |. Dyer,
2ll Sixth St. NE. Whenever she
has d cold, is the least bit constipated
or doesn't seem just right, | always
give her little. and it fixes her up
quick. She's the picture of health,
now. and friends say she's the sweet
est baby in Washington. She has
never had a serious illness, and | give
California Fig Syrup full credit for
it,"
Protect your child from limitations
OF California Fig Syrup, See that the
carton bears the word california"