davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-13
| DARUJrE KNIHY
NEMoCNICIAM

!. Knihovnik mestskej knMnice u5
Cd davna agituje "a to, aby
youngstownske nemocnice maly
knihoyne pre- chorych zotavujn,
cich sa ipacientov. Myslienka Mr.
Sumnera sa ide uskuto6nit a zia.
da Slovak0v, ktorf majii sloven.
ske knWky shce pre- nemocnych
ably ich podarovali. KnKky maid
.byt nielen anglieke, ale al slower
sk6 to take, ktore nerozculujl
ale zabavajii. KnMky treba df
NEST do mestskej knihovne. pt
vedat', ma jalsy ciel sI darovan
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-13
NovT URAD &. eo2. IKsJ. a
oz1gk1GlgIE SCHoD6B.

Cislo $50. I. <. s. j. zvolilo 81
ma ro6nej sch6dzi nasledovntch
iidov do lradu na rok 1928: Pred
seda: Karol Pompura; podpred-
seda: Juraj Hndak; zapisnik Jan
Pompura; hctovnik: Matej 10
homky; pokladnik: Josef voitko,
Bratia tohto cisla s1 ictive kis,
dani, aby 50 dostsvili ma sch6dxu.
ktorl u Dude odbyvst Y tdto ns'
l'u, Is. janu6ra, : 2. hodins q
o6sds 4 xkole sy. Filla Z tIIe'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-13

hercom povolania. Pan Stefan.
Roth d6sto jnym sposdbom hral II.
lOhu katolnkeho knaza, farara
Andreja Hrusku a p, Jan Michal-
sky karakteristicky verne pred
niesol osohu Bohrmila Strbu, sta
r6ho, ale idealov plneho organi-
stu yo vys1uzbe. ri. Babjak tieE
verne predniesla Stsrtl Veronu,
ktor1 jazyk stale svnbel a p. Mih-
Ian v iilohe starca. 81. Stella Vaho
mile hrala dlohu chyznej. Mily do
iem lrobily dietky a to dcera p.
st. Ro otha, dcera p. Babjaka syn
b. Basistu. Obecenstvo i'm vel mi
tlieskalo. Ghutne sa kazdy zasmial
ma sikovnosti Michala Noyaka a
Franka Hasaja. Divadlo sa pekne
vydarilo a my srdecne gratnmje-
me jak haseltonskym hercom a
hereskam, tax j p. Martinovi Les
nakovi, ktory t1to krasnu diva
deln1 hru nalaviail a riadil. Tento
zdar mech slfizi jak ma cest', tax
All ma povzbndenie nasim Hasel-
toncanom!
Pocas predstavenia lcinkoyala
laj osadna orchestra pod maistrov-
skygn vedenim p. Michala Pros
ku, ktora zahrala viacere angli-
cke a slovenske husky tym vel
mi prispela ku ntvoreniu vybor-
nej nalady v obecenstve. Cely We
eierok Dol mily, zabavny a veru
nikto neol 'utoval, ze prisiel videt
"Poklesky'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-13
V1LKY BAL KAT. soKoLMK
v CAMPBELL.

Venice 13l. Katolickyeh Soko-
lick Y Campbell nsporiada v uto-
rok, a. januara vel'kl tane6nn
x&bavu, ma ktord povolaya vset-
kych Slovakov q Slovenky : Camp
bell 4 okolia. Vyborna Piroskova
onchestra bude hrat' Cd 7:3O do
lo. hodiny. Vstupne je Soc pre-
mi,zskych, 25c pre- danny. vybor-
Ind zabava zaruaena. Odbyvat sa
bude \ Takanskei hale na rohu 10.
. Gordon ulfc.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-13
! J
pelxI!le llrali.
DivadelnA hfa Poklssky' 80 p6.
ella stsslton6anOm, lktor1 ~ do.
stavih ~ divadlo 70 vel'kom po.
6te. Oriestra p. PiroIi<u vel'mi
prispela ku dobfsj nAlade.

Bolo to po prsy KRAFT 10 hasel-
tonskf herci navEtfyili ateelton,
farnost Mena Jezis, aby tam "a
hrali vel'mi krasnu diyadelnl hru
"Poklesky'. Velika skolska miest
most bola takmer preplnena, 60
bolo najlepsfin d6kazom ze nasi
Stcelton6ania jayili zivy zaujem
jak o hercov, tax al o hru, ktor1
este predtym nikdy nevideli. A
veru neboli sklamanf. Herci, sko-
TO bez vynimky, hrali vybofne, $
dobryn pochopenim svojich iloh.
Prednes boil zivy, takEe del "a de
JON sa odohraval TAX verne jako
|v skutoenom ziybte. Pravda, dbe-
censtvo : ocenenim sledovalo hrr,
to naplnilo hercov nadkenim,
ktore potion zabezpecilo hre veli-
ky zdar a hercom pdshyalu.
Pan Miehal Kozak vel,mi do
bre predstavoval osobu Martina
Bednara, bohateho a sebayedome-
no sedliaka. ri. Janovich zas ieho
zenu Marku a 81. Katarina Mihlan
fch dceru Evku. Pan Ernest ia
mega hral t'azloti. tilohu mladeho
ucitel'a Jozefa Malaho a 81. He.
lena Stole zas BlaHenu. Pan Sta
nislav Necko jak vo svojej irlohe
Vladu Hladkeho, polesneho, tax
tiez al svoiim komickym vystu-
pom vyborne pobayil obecenstvo
Uznayajdc dobre ylastnosti Q.
statnyrh hercov, musfme priznat' !
| ze %. Nacko hral 20 vsetkych maj
lepsie ami 60 by Dol opravdivym
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-13
Now predplatitela Youngstown
slxtch Novin.

Ia posledny ty1den prihlasili sa
nasledovnf Sloyaci "a predplatite-
l'ov tychto novin: Jnraj Ci1mar,
Jozef Dutka, Matej Rohovskyy,
Jan Papas, Vincent Yambor, Jan
Pulvinsky Youngstown; Michal
Kolarik, Jan Petrovic . Campbell;
VILLAIN Melega 2 Hostetter, Pa
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-13
KRkL' KRAL'ov v PARK
DIVADLE

Ma budici pondelok, popoluqpi i
j yecer ukazovany bude Pax
diyadle krasny film "Krap ~
Tow. Je to obraz 20 zivota jo-
slednych dvoch rokov Jezisa II
sta. v obraze hra do 5000 ofb.
Je to produkcia Cecilia B. DeMle,
ktory ma filme pracoval cely PIX.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-13
YoUN0sTowNsK7 " le1lbM
PoDpoRUJtCr SPoLo
TATRA.

Ursdniei, Jossf Martinkos p ssdA
s55 Carlton St., Jozef Javoral ped
prsdaeda. Stefan Novctnt, DIT. q =.
Myrtle Ave. Andrsj Adamks, klad.
aik, 1854 Oak 81. - Martin usaa.
~ : Ir&ntissk Hudik, dezsf ::
Sehodss vydrSiavajd = ~ psve
asdsl % ' mssiaei y tkole ~. llA =
Nsthoda 3. hod. popoludnA
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-13

chcehn pod 'akovat' 4 mojim pria-
tel l'k&m ~ prekvapenie, ktore nj
sp6sobily \ mojim 50. narodeni-
nam. Dha 28 decenlbra pani n.
|d Slihkov& zavolala ma 40 Skoly,
n ml vel 1d novinu pre- mia Nv.
etcslo = a 81 bs son bOls prs.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-13
sCHoDzA ZEN PoLIT. KLUBU

Sch6dna Slovenskeho Zenskeho
Politickaho Klnbu v Campbell od-
byvat sa bude ma prvai nedel'u
budiceho mesiaca, I. j. S. febrn-
ara pod kostolom Sv. Jana Krsti-
tel "a. Prosim iidkyne, ably sa tel
to sch6dze vsetky 1iicastnily.
Maria Jakubek, preds.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-13
FIEARttagA zPRAvA YoUNo8
TOWNSKEHO SPoLKU TATRA

4 "a
Mesasne prfjmy {. 1927 $761.a0
Cely vydaj $4,000
zyysok 4 mes. priimov 121.3O
Interes "a cely rok 1902
1yyEok $ interesom spolu 3O2.l2
Ptenaska Z min. rokn 3,5O9. .95
Cely penazny majetok
spolku 2. jan. 1923. .$3,812.07
Som lctou,
Stefan Novotny, ilctovnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-13

a., Mech sa kaEdy I'd dostavf, LEI
DO pfidu vAzne veci na prettas,
al ka1ny ID dostane jeden kalen-
d6r 40 stenu. 3 dctou,
Matsj Rohovskt, net.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-13
w MATE L1uENs PRE rllIs|' /

Okresnr liletovnik alponnfna v
'tkych majifel'oy psov, ~ psic ISL
censi musejn byt' lsfdpellf do 21sE
januara, mac bndi adupIorane
Y Gene Dan ID psa ie 81, n sackn
$$33
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-13
Joz. r, zapisnfk.

Bratom lansingvillsk6ho klubu
srdeGne gratulujeme k dosav6d-
nym tspechom, prajeme d'alnch
toho rokn q vyslovujeme radost
Z mdlreho disudku znovuzvolenfm
tax schopnych q pracovitych q
radnikov d vybornikov. Red.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-13
sLovENsKA REC MA RADIO

KaEdy, kto ma radio, bude mat
prilezitost poent' milozyuenl slo-
vensk1 rec z radio rozhlasnej sta
nice Wink, Cleveland, nedel'u,
Is. januara 0 Ills predpolndnlm.
Bude to nedel'ne kazanie.
- Slovenska Liga je vsenarod-
nA ustanovizeh, vstupujte do nej
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-13
po|Illkovs I zrd
j. no otNEJ s0H0DzE rOt1T1-
CKkHo KIUBU NA l.Algal4t0-
WILLIE.

OkEl1O kLUbU NA lslA1SH11NSa-
WILLIE.
Slovensky Politicky 4 vzdela.
vajdei Klub ma Lansingville od-
byyal svoju rocnh schodzll s. ja-
puara veeer. Sch6dzu zahajil
pradseda Jan Yavorsky, "a pri-
tomnosti 69 ndov. Po pre6dtanf:
a6pisnice podavali ilradnici svoie
rocne zpravy : dl6inkovania "a mi
nuly rok. Zpravy 1radnfkov boly
prijats potleskom. Potion boly po-
dane rocne 1ety, a tie boly tiea
radostne prijate. Ako by al ME,
ked ndovia po6nli, ako 81 mas
klub finan6ne stojf. To je skoro
neuveritel'ne, ked povazine, ze
kol'ko mas klub vydal podpory
Y chorobe, na narodne ciele, ma
kostol, sirotam vdovam, ma pix
Milky a fasiangovf veeere, a este
SINE mali $183.35 zvygku minn-
leho rokM Dnes majetok kluhn
sa pa6i ma $1,176.40. To je dafn,
nief Ia minnly rok SINE prijali
157 novych Glenov, 60 je tiez pek-
ny vysledok. 2 tohto videt', ze
vsetci pracnjeme svorne a ' laske
a tiez, ze name svedomitych,
schopnIch a usilovnych iiradni-
kov, com sa ldovia presved6ili
q ich pracu uznali a kreditovali,
kazdeho lradnfka dl'a jeho pra-
ce obdarili vaGsou placou ma ten
to rok, a tiez krem dvoch, ktorf
pre- vaznu prEinu lirad nemo6u
mad 'alej zastavat', jednohlasne 81
zvolili vsetkyeh al ma tento rok.
Po tomto podaval zpravn vybor
improvementov predlozil plan,
ktory okresnf komisari irzinie-
rami maj1 ohladom Cedar St.
mostu, ktory mienia postavit to-
hoto roku a "a ktory most mas
klnb pracn6e uE tri roxy. Vybpr
uistil 6lenov, ze name "a sebou
sest' nsjvSSccsich kluboy, t. j. tri
stvrtiny dbyvatelstva Youngs-
townu, ktore nam brldd pomahat
tito vec tiskat' vpred, kym sa me-
skonGi priaznive. Zprava yylboru
bola jednohlasne potleskom rri-
jata.
Po tomto sa prikroGilo k vol =
bam. Ia volebneho predsedn Dol
zvoleny Jozef Maruskin. Ia pred
sedu klubu ma tento rok jednohla-
sne boil zvoleny ma novo. Jan va
vorsky, "a podpredsedu Jozef Ma
ruskin, "a Gestneho predsedu Ju.
raj Labuda, Go je iicta ma zfvot;
"a zapisnika Jozef Rehak jedno-
hlasne ma novo; "a nctovnfka Jan
Staron tax samo ma noyo; "a po-
kladnika Jozef Yavorsky, tajne
vaGsinou hlasov; "a dozorcu eho-
rych Juraj Omasta tajne vacsinou
hlasov; "a dozorcov majetku Jan
Repasky a Jan Stamina; do vybo-
ru improvementov Jan Valko a
Jan Staron ma novo; "a d0pisova-
tel'a do anglickych dennikov Jan
Valko; do vyboru Politickej Fe.
deracie Jan Yavorsky, Jozef Thu.
rik a Valent Hlebovy; do vybo.
ru mestskej Federacie Klnboy
Jan Staron a Jan Valko.
TAX milf ibratia ia vam vSet
ky1n, jak dradu tax ostatnym bra
tom praiem zdravia v tomto no
vom roku 1928, aby SINE mohl
vsetci vedno jak minuly rok tai
al v tounto este lepsie v laske
svornosti ma pozdvihnuti a pre- do
bro naSho klubu a celeho narods
nasho slovensk eho pracovat'.
Som dctou,
Joz. R., zapisnfk
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-13

Ked' mate krstiny, syadbus
pohrab. spolkovn, osadn6 skys
most, opfste nam to ! zaslits uva-
Remit do nasinh novfn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-13

Stefan Novotny, iiGtovnfk.
Evening star., 1928-04-04
Tots Wolfe Dresses. SloS and SOS

Fine imported NolIeS, printed or PLAIN, and as
coloriul as Easter eggs. Daintily made with
deep hens and shown in sizes 10 o years.
Cuuninglv trimmed with rutfled collars and
cuffs.
Fourth Ficct-Ianshurgh s Brc.
Evening star., 1928-04-04

strap and center buckle. Vamp and strap oDer.
Latd Wtth pDthon. Covered Cuban heel 1880
T. A model OF ontstdndtng smaytness-d trim
step-tn patent pump NTH graceful nndeTiay
81 python on tnstep High corered heels
Uz.00
second Fl0sT~~IAnsbuFgb 4 BRO.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-17

LHu S.rg D .pu of Nlr. aud Mrs AH1r,- l. F.gper Of Grove IIll
New Britain herald., 1928-03-17
Social Tctiuities Tbout 6own
Shuttle Meadow Club Scene of Many Festive Parties Colorful Event Set for End of Month-Club Af- fairs Attract Large Numbers-Usual
 Round of Small Parties
Photo by Murray Studio

MYTH the boys and girls from schools and colleges arriving w home for the spring vacaon the larger entertainments chiefly those arranged for juniors The various fratenties and soroes have planned early spring dancing parties here and the nearby These of addition to innunerabe private festivities many of which will be luncheon prtes small though the less brilliant attracting bevy of charming sub-debs
 COCIETY for the most part continues busy with the usual
 round of small dinners luncheons eas bridge parties galore and regular attendance the eaer Club meetings and a fairs of the ladies church societies claim the attention of many For others sewing classes well the surgical dressing groups and the usual functions which enven Lent in order The work though far from play indeed done for worthy and wha there is certain social air about the gatherings each gay with the members informally chat ting and working.
 OOkING ahead across the remaining days of the pententa L. period the entertainment to occur at the Shuttle Meadow club the night of Saturday. March 31 is perhaps to be of the most spectacular affairs of the The committee with aid of decorators and heretofore unsuspected talent Is deavong to produce party both unique and original The affair launched under the intriguing title of The 18th Hole It has possibilities you The table reservation list already totals seventy S Yafe will play for the general dancing
New Britain herald., 1928-03-17

Mrs. Elisha Cooper of Vine street is a member of the committee in charge of the eighteenth annual cX- hibition Of the Connecticut Academy Of Fine Arts, which opens at the Morgan Memorial with private view today for members and their guests. The exhibition will be open 10 the public beginning sunday and continuing through April l. Mrs. Harry Chaikind and daugh- ter, Leah Harriet, of Cleveland. Ohio, are visiting Mrs. Chaikind's s parents of Bassett street. Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Waskowitz and daughter, Miss Ida WaskoWitz, will motor to Long Island for the weekend.
 Miss Nancy Doane, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. R. E. Doanc of Maple Hill. is home from Simmons colleg" for the spring vacation.
 
 Donald A. Naples of Cherry street, junior at the Rensselaer, Polytechnic institute, Troy, N. 1., has been elected a nember Of the institute glee club
 MT. and Mrs Edward J. Fcldman of Monroe street have returned from New York city where they spent several days.
 Francis Earl Blot of Southington, a freshman at Rensselaer, Polytech- nic institute at Troy, N. Y., has been elected a member of the Institute Glee club. MT. Blot is a graduate of the Lewis High school with the class of '27. He is now taking q course in civil engineering at the Rensselaer,.
 1 Miss Marie Bones returned last ! Monday 10 her home in staten Island after a visit with her sister, Mrs. Sturman Dyson. i Mr. and Mrs. Charles Francis oi West Main street accompanied by Mrs. W. II. Van Oppen of Buel street have returned from a motor ' trip to Florida.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-17

IS 10 play one of the leading roles in "Charlev's Aunt" the play which students at the kingswood School m Hartford will present on the eye- nings of March 30 and 3lst.
 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bates of Rus sell street left yesterday for Eustis. Florida.
 Mrs. George kinhall of South city today on q cruise to the West Indies.
 Howard Humphrey Of Russell -'roet WAS in New York city this H. k.
 Grace Iflum is 10 give an opera oos'um. recital cn Tuesday at the home Di Mrs. Hugo J5allin on Park avenue in New York city. Miss Baum sIl appear in the costumes of the opera, Faust, Sampson and Car |f. ''r r|.'' Nli De iENIi-tNi is 'Il' piano. harp and cello.
 Henry Russell. only son Of MT. agI Mrs Isaac Russell returned 10 Nale University last Monday after -r,ulug the weekend in town.
 Mrs. Nochler returned today 10 h.r home in Springfield. Mass. after spending a week with Mrs Frederick Macomb~r of Ten s Acr' Road.
 William Sweeney of Cedar stree ras i'll New York city this week.
 Harry Bates Of Russell street re turned Tuesday from Boston. Mass
 Mr. and Mir. I l.. Cooper Of Vim street who hay. been spending th' winter montbs iu Chandler. Arizona have gone 10 California.
 Arthur Kimbau Of Lexington street and Harry Parsons of Rus. sell -tr.o' left last night on west oru tTip.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-17
GATHERINGS
Shuttle Meadow Club Is Scene of Many Events Several Home Parties.

Mrs. J. w. Roche Of Lake street entertained at St. Patrick's bridge at her home Thursday evening. Prizes were won by Mrs. Audley H.. Shaw, Mrs. Dennis F. Finn of Hart ford and Miss Mary Hogan.
 Mrs, Russell Williams and Mrs. William Peace of West Hartford, en- tcrtained twcnty-four guests at bridge yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. WillianA on Ballard Drive. A number of the guests were from New Britain. The prizes were given to Mrs. Ralph Dame of West
New Britain herald., 1928-03-17

Miss Ella .sIuper. daughter Of Nr and Mrs. Harold T. S,opor of Rus sell street s'udent at fhe Housr i'1 the Pines School tu Norton, Mas9 leaves on Monday to spend tn. re4k in Ne" Yorn city with Miss Evelyn Bosforl,
 Miss Elzab"'l J<imLaIl. "as uome from Dana HaiL Wellesley, Mass, to spauI la-. "e.k-.rd nnh H-r parents, Mr. and Mrs. Artrr EimbalI of L.y.nefuH street
 Spencer Tracy aho is rI1yjag oa. Of the leading rof.- iu "Th~ I}aiv ryclou-" at Parsons 1h,4,r tlts week was tja r5-' of Ni-a KUth Bassettc at h.r hnur on Emmona Place on FriGay. Mr Sp.ucar play d the lead ill "Tue Ngluul' a' is opening perlormgn.4 several t'ars go. The sau' play .s one ot tHr.. ,ehich tho Stanley Memorial cnroh is 10 eir. here next week.
 Miss Margaret Russell of %ae York city spent last weeH-.n' with her parents, MT. ,uI Mrs Islaa Russell Of Gro'a H1l, s
 Maxwell Moore youngest son ot MT. and Mrs F. Allen Moore of Sunnyledsc was home from val. University last "t, .-,u1.
 George klmAaN rU'utu. 'u Princeton Iurs.g-rg Fr'u,.'au x l., fast Monday at.r sprIHs inc weekend ir town rj'l Ais parents Mir. and Mir. \. C. hut5ll Of i's- iHg'nn ttr..t.
 EGU S.r. .pu of Mr. and Mrs AA1r,r l. E.gper Of Grove Ill
New Britain herald., 1928-03-17
Photo by Murray Studio

to illness there have been few changes in the cast as originally an- nounced in, the columns of this paper. The show is now to be given with two members from the Hart ford Woman's club, Miss Pauline Phelps, author of the play takes the leading role and Miss Edna Russell plays the part of Tom Smith. The complete cast Of characters follows:
New Britain herald., 1928-03-17

New Britain persons during the com ing week. The Woman's club play The Adolescent Young" comes first with a showing on Tuesday fol- lowing the annual meeting of the organization. Mrs George Flanagan who is again acting coach has worked hard with an able cast and the audience is assured once more of a splendid performance. Owing
New Britain herald., 1928-03-17

James II Curtin of this city. Dr. Robert Buckley, a former resident Of this city and now of New York city. and H. A. Mansfield, a broker in New York city, left today for Pinchurst, x. C., for a three weeks stay.
 Miss Ruth F.. Erickson of Middle town was the guest yesterday of Miss Elvira Fancher of Dwight street.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-17
PERSONALS

Here and There With Lo- cal People-South Still At tracts New BrltainitcS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-28
Phones Put on Dial Plan

BIZ Times Special
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Feb. o.
This city and it's suburb, Misha-
waka, arc now on an all-dial tele-
phone system, the change having
become effective with the beginning
Of this week. All exchange name
prefxes have been dropped, fig
IRE being used instead. What was
formerly Lincoln PASS is now 2-2456.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-28
DISCUSS PACT
WITH BRITAIN
Negotiations for New Treaty
to Start Soon.
By C. P. WILLIAMSON

LONDON, Feb. 2S.-Formal ne
gotiations for a new treaty of arbi-
tration between the United States
and Great Britain will open here
and in Washington shortly, it was
indicated today.
The British Government now is
considering a draft of the new
treaty which President Coolidge
recently sent to London.
Such treaty, it is understood
would include recognition by the
United States of Great Britain's OBJ
legation as a member of the League
of Nations and a recognition by
Great Britain of the United States
responsibilities under the Monroe
doctrine.
Conversations of a highly informal
and unofficial character have taken
place, the United Press learned, re-
garding possibility of a pact of non
aggression between the United
States and Great Britain.
1t is admitted that such a pact
might not be possible, but British
diplomats, at least, are hopeful
that out of the forthcoming arbitra-
ton treaty something may be
evolved within the present year.
Arbitration treaty negotiations
are necessary because the Root
treaty of arbitration expires in
June.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-28
u. S. INSPECTORS
HUNT BANDITS
Join Search for Mail Rob-
berS, Missing Loot.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 2S.-More than
forty United States postal inspec-
tors today joined in the search for
missing members of the bandit gang
which Saturday robbed a Grand
Trunk mail train Of $133,000.
Five men, alleged leaders in the
robbery, remained in custody today
while authorities searched for the
remainder Of the loot which had
not been recovered. Police reported
more than half of the loot, which
consisted Of pay roll consignments
from Chicago banks to factories in
the Calumet district, had been re-
covered.
Search was instituted for Fred
Litzinger, wanted as one of the &C
tual participants in the robbery
Saturday.
Police maintained that the con-
LESSONS of Charles OimpyD Cleaver
and William Donovan, arrested.
Sunday morning, established the
entire plot, but activity today CEN
tered in recovery of the missing
portion Of the money and in gather
ing of additional evidence to pre-
sent in prosecution Of the robbers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-28
He'll Eat All Given Him,
Too; Baby Contest to
Open Today.

One Of the feature attractions to-
day at the Indianapolis Pure Food
and Household Appliance Show in
the Cadle Tabernacle is Albert
Baker, world champion coffee
drinker.
Baker travels from town to town
giving exhibitions in coffee drink
ing, and has been engaged by show
officials to give demonstrations at
4:30 and p. m. daily on the stage.
Between coffee orgies, Baker will
stroll the aisles of the show, eating
anything offered him by exhibitors
in the seventy-five booths. That is,
anything that is food.
AS an additional stunt, Baker an
nounces he will give away a real
live baby Saturday night.
Baby Show Opens
The show today is dedicated to
the Retail Grocers and Meat Deal
erS' Association of Marion County,
and every grocers' wife attending
the show will be given free flowers.
The baby show is scheduled to
open at 2 p. m. with judging of
babies up to seven months of age.
Mayor L. Ert Slack spoke Monday
night in opening the exposition. A
line was formed at the entrance as
door opened at z p. m. and house
wives and others strolled through
the tabernacle until the last light
had been extinguished at 1920 p. m.
Safety Pledges Made
Monday was given over to city
employers and employees of the In
dianapolis Star and The Indian
apolis Times.
More than 1000 persons attend
ing the opening Monday night to
hear the address Of welcome by
Mayor L. Ert Slack. Mike and Ike,
Irvington midgets, gave Mrs. Slack
bouquet.
More than 100 safety pledges
were made by motorists at the booth
Of the accident prevention bureau of
the police department and the
Hoosier Motor Club in charge of
Lieutenant Frank Owen. The booth
centers around a coffin, emblematic
of the result of careless driving.