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The Washington times., 1928-04-30
1sut the VTos All Times for Business and Professional
Help Wanted

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e Help Wanted
MALE 66
IA COIORED cook, exp., wtd. ct once: also
chauffenr-butler and wife. $50: SIS
glass-cleaner for garage: also disnWaSneEI
ianitoss, porters, chauffeurs. hotel and res
SaiIrart help daily. Wash. Business Bureau
Central Savings Bank Bldg. 7lO 14th 81
BIACKsMITR. one .experienced in yielding
BUS BOYS, dlshwashsrs. kitchen nss,n.
Apply BIsHOP's HOTEL AGENCY. 6OA
81. ~ " ---.------------------
BUsBoYs, dishwashers. chauffeur, houssc
Bu nan so4 eG 5 B. e%aso psn A2 s 4. Z
cHAUFFEURS. with Identification cards
g references. Wardman Park Gaxtcab Co
CIGAR salesman. soda dispenser, Buick
driver. belloOy, puenoys clerk. Jaw etu'
dent preferred: stock clerk clerk Tor drue
H ssgss,N N. n.y. ". Bona Bios 80 an0 :. :,
COLLECTOR-On monthly payment &C.
counts. sales or collection experience az
asset, but not essential; steady and remu'
Room COZ. Intsrnational Bidg.. 1919 only,
NAN WANTED AT ONCE
For sales. and service; moderate pay g
sisi Apply ADJ s sales epTs Dept. Room Si0. 1915
II st. N. w.
SALESMEN wanted in our appliances &c.
partment. See Mr., Tracy, 9TH floor. 20.
COMPANY e%.sp Slo 1880 n 7'l ave- supD
SALESMAN-ExpeFie in mems hiatt
and furnishinEss reference required. Ap.
ply Livingston's. 0O6-0Os 9Th So. n. w:
TELTSON MILLS INC. can use IN wash
sen nssiUe a Who ylS want Sne con
nectiOn with o future. $50 worth OF
s Sud psope Cs o Der wSh bst 10 pad
and i and 4. 612 T sc. N. w. Room 308
YOUNG MEN. well dressed. SIS . day;
stssS P gO5 Apply Y2S Re SstgS s 80 1.S e sfi
routes with manager: no experience nee
essary. Cali 1919 , st. n. w. room GOT,
before noon.
YOUNG MEN-HPPLY Al ONCE. UNION
MINAL STATION. .-
Statesmen Desirable openings. Mr.. Old.
han. % 8 Evans Bldg. 1920 y z Ave.nw
MEN (3l Grocery experience an asset, foI
city saleswork: $50 and commission to
s. Stans sHs Dis ARsyN stio sS Bank Bd
MENWe have three
openings for men conpe-
tent to learn speciality work
and who will strive to sue
coed. High grade work
pernanent-worth while.
Men must be willing to get
along on $35 to $40 q week
at start. Can work up to
500 to $500 per month by
July 1st. Only men OF
sound reputation, charac-
ter and habits considered.
Should be thirty to forty
five years Of age. Purpose
and industry are better
qualifications than pre-
vious sales experience.
Married men given prefer
ence. Telephone Main ITO
for appointment.
The Washington times., 1928-04-30

hO3AAA4MAO4N IVA 10y "
Permanent connections
for these men with q ma
tional organization. The
men selected will earn $500
per month. Call Main 7OSS
for appointment.
The Washington times., 1928-04-30
MAN

Life insurance company desires the ser.
vices of htgh.grade man as agent ana
collector, Salary. commission and bonus.
FirBt-clags reference necessary. Experiences
not necessary. Apply Manager. the Sun
Life Insurance Co. Of America, 1908 n
st. N. w. fourth floor,
The Washington times., 1928-04-30

ATTR1CTTVFLY furnished Groom de-
4 tached home ami, baths lawn, dotls
bic garage: no children: very reasonable 10
desirable party Ca 3620-W.
The Washington times., 1928-04-30

SIX OF h room brick house. wen located:
can make good cash payment call Main
234l.s room 404 Peoples Life Insurance.
Bldg.
Am authorized to pay all cash for sew
eral small homes In this city that are
reasonably priced.
EARLE WEST MANSON,
1922 VT. Ave. n. w. Frank. 1878
Evenings, Cleve. 60b4.
Evening star., 1928-06-16
ICALLS REED IDEAL
FOE FOR HOOVER
HaWes Says Missouri Sena.
tor Would Wage Fight
on Bureaucracy.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, June Ex-senator Harry
B. Hawes of Missouri, who arrived yes
terday from Washington, declared in a
statement that the nomination of Her
bert Hoover emphasizes reasons why
Democrats should select as their candi-
date Senator James A. Reed"
There Is opportunity for real is
sue" ne said, "a bureaucrat OF 20 years
British training versus great Jackson
ian Democrat whose entire public serv-
ice has been devoted to America. to
whose allegiance he has never faltered,
on whose soil he has steadfastly fought
against the usurpation Of power OF Fed
eral aggression.
THE arch enemy OF Hoover's we'll
known political ambition has been
James A. Reed. While press agents
clothed In official robes were parading
Hoover TO the people as the great
humanitarian, 1t was Reed who. in the
Senate of the United States. was tell
Ing them of Hoover, the politician, the
self-seeker.
What better man could be selected
than Senator Reed to lead the fight
against bureaucratic control. with his
frontier background opposed to bureau
cracy. based On government and
the election Of public officials. all
founded on men selected and voted for
by constltuentS-just the opposite in
environment, heredity and training
from Herbert Hoover.
James Reed exposed HOoverIsm. He
should be permitted to exterminate it."
Evening star., 1928-06-16

10 reconcile every difference" The text
Of Mr.. DickinSon's statement follows.
'All the political cross-currents are
not in the Republican party. No candi-
date and no platform can satisfy all
the interests ia this great country OF
ours. The farm cause is now before the
country as a leading issue. Never has
it been 80 much discussed.
1T Is my hope that the voters OF
Iowa viii withhold their decisions until
the record is fully made up.
The Republican party pledge on
agricultural relief il general, but look
ing In the right direction. IL emDodies
suggestions that are the result Of sew
efal years Of study.
Secretary Hoover, the Republican
nominee. has great capacity for meeting
issues AZ they arise. He has not here
t0.ore been In d position 10 speak In
his own right.
1T Is my hope. and / have assurances
that We may expect that as the Repub-
ilcan nominee for President he will find
an early opportunity 10 interpret the
agricultural plank With such recon-
mendatlons concerning specific remedies
as In his judgment viii meet the situa-
ton.
III occasion could be found TO bring
the nominee 10 Iowa 10 receive notice
" MS nomination In his native State,
an opportunity might be presented 70
reconcile every difference"
Evening star., 1928-06-16
EVANSTON FORBIDS
SKATING BY BATHERS
Women's Suits Must Reach Within
Seven Inches of Knee Under
Seasons Rule.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
EVANSTON, ILL.,, June 1s.-Evanston
will do It's swimming this season under
the regulatory eye OF the Bureau of
Recreation.
The bureau today save out the terms
under which Eyanstonians may enjoy
II that is the worG-their six public
beaches.
Bathing suits must descend to within
at least seven inches Of the feminine
knee. Bathers under no circumstances
can rOller-skate on the beach side
walks, even If they happen TO know
how TO roller-skate.
Then there is new regulation that
citizens must not cough while at the
beaches This will be enforced, says
the bureau. whether the cough hap
pens to be what the dictionary speaks
Of as a sudden noisy and violent ex-
pulsion Of air from the chest" or one
of those hacking things ascribed to
smoking the wrong brand Of cigarettes.
The order for the cough stop was
unexplained.
Evening star., 1928-06-16
Curtis Former Teacher Congratulates
Him on Nomination at Kansas City

"Of course I am delighted" she said
over the telephone this morning. 1--WE
already written 10 Mr.. Curtis himself.
told him experience has shown that
We need Vice President OF presidential
caliber. and / believe We will have one,
for l believe he will win the election"
When Miss Lyman lauded Mr.. Curtis
in newspaper interviews four years ago
on his succession to Henry Cabot Lodge
as leader OF the United States Senate,
he was quoted as saying: Miss Lyman
was the best teacher they had in Kan
sas. She was more than teacher.
She knew how to inspire and encourage
as we'll as to teach"
Evening star., 1928-06-16
NATIONALS SCOUT SUED
By WIFE FOR DIVORCE
Ers. Joseph w. Engel Asks for
Limited Decree in u. E..
Court,

From the 80 Eeuion 0. Yesterdays gtag
J0sept9 W. Ea2eI. scout for the Wash
t39ton Ease BAL Club. Sas sued To-Day
iEa The District GGlprerne Court tor 4
limited cjToFce by bis Wlfe, Mary -
Enge3. 1879 Columbia road They we're
married March u, 1916, and hate a
T-gesf f~olo @9u
Mrs EnaeI uold the court that ner
HUSBAND t94d hcr he had signed
eontfact for I9zs At 81 900 year. He
earns ~ 900 mouth IN TIE vaudeville
stage ~ t5ae Winter. the WIfe asserts.
Msg Engel charges cruelty ard
reg6et and sags ber husband drank 70
Ysiseh ti3at living l1noef tie same goof
win nlEg became 0nDeagAble.
AtfoFnfya Bertrand Emerson aud
Tsynfobc 9e1dsekeE appear tor Mfa
Ere
Evening star., 1928-06-16
GOV. SMITH ORDERS
GUARD FOR HELM
Assigns State Troopers to Protect
Senator, Who Will Speak
Near Albany.
By The Assoeistsd Pres.

By the Associated Press.
ALBANY. n. Y, June IS. When
Senator Heflin Of Alabama, arch foe Of
Gov. AL Smith. speaks tomorrow at the
very gates Of this Smith stronghold. he
will have police protection, at the gov
ernors orders, against any interference.
interruption or discourtesy.
The governor has issued formal or
der to his sOn-in-law, Mai. John A.
Warner, superintendent of State police,
directing that State troopers be assign
ed to see that Mr. Hefiin and his audi
ence are not subjected to mOlestation.
The meeting IS scheduled for Hurst
vile. just outside Albany.
A statement issued by Senator Hefiin
in Washington few days ago said he
had been informed there would be an
effort on the part Of Gov. Smiths Ro-
man Catholic friends" to interfere with
the Albany meeting.
Evening star., 1928-06-16
DELAWARE VOTERS WET.
Anti~Prohibition Poll Shows Ma
Jorlty Fayors Dry Law Change.

A canvass u Delaware voters on pro-
iliDitl0u reveals lnat E1 per- cent ol
ttGse responding favor changing thf
dry laW ard thai less than ii pr cent
uphold tbe eighteenth amendment and
the VolSiead aet II was announced here
today by the As,socjAtlon Against the
Prohibition Amendment.
G3z direct questions on prohibition
Beif Gfnt ~ 100 900 yotefs W Pierre II
"a PoDE & natlynai director ~ the as.
sl5cjai!on cad replies we're received
from $7.95t, 81 20 per cent.
Evening star., 1928-06-16
MELLON GETS OVATION.
Convention CToWd Yslls "gend
Him Up" as He Hes
ItAtea,

KEfGhG CITY. J4ne 10 m seGrF~
taFg Ee51g34 heAd ~ ti1e Treasury
I3epa meat aDG ~ Pennsylvania j. Ksey~
s1oEe 6elfgafsoB, Mas given an 4nus4sl
geY9oua aEig4A yeaJefdaJ BbeB he
frg9Dnasd the platform 5ast as lae cgl~
Keak5of5 Bas adgglrplGg ~ s5DHiH. bY
g3fe ayYaBgeH9e2} tllf FDitIte 1f~5i4fpyu
f0g 9a0}fylDg The g)iessdeDtjai aDo YlGe
yfess1entsaj DgDllneFs
The a]B9o9E DaAllI Gecfelary tried
RI ArAt to seglG fjAe written fe1jliatlgi
Hg BIZ nlea5fngeg from 34.S aeat III tic
fgegn g9W bat dejeRans ag46 galleries
~ gf hin staHcjHg sf3d yrileG, "EfuG
HIN Hp" Eyergb2Gy ssls,a aHd cneefed
a. Ele aDDeaEea,
Evening star., 1928-06-16
CITY CLUB GROUP DANCE.
Saturday Eighters" 10 Meet To
night at Country Home.

The City Club Saturday Eigbters viii
hold a dance at the clubs country
hotne, Landoyer, tonight. Mr. and Mrs,
John o. Thornton viii he host.
The club has organized a goOdfellOw-
bDlp committee consisting VI John r.
Brady, chairman, &. Everett Lancaster.
H. J, Homer, Norman Slockett and
Harry Angelica Music is being provided
" McWaliamH' Cry Club Gyuc0pators
apd WiIl BE- directed by Barney Brees-
Kim. son u Daniel Breeskin. Beginning
lisis saturday the dances will begin at
3 ci0ck instead of 10.
Evening star., 1928-06-16
Fleet Maneuvers Ended.

HONOLULU, June Is OO.-The
United States battle fleet. which has
been engaged in nsneuvers in Ha-
Waiian waters. weighed anchor before
dawn today and started back for Pa
cific coast ports Ahead of the heavy
war craft were the feet of submarines.
destroyers and cruisers putting down a
smoke screen behind which the CEN
trail unit Of the armada will play a
new war game. This general forma-
ton will be maintained until the ships
approach the mainland.
Evening star., 1928-06-16
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass, June 1s-
Among the many congratulatory mes
sages speeding their way to Senator
Curtis. Republican nominee for Vice
President. Is a letter from one OF his
Oldest and most loyal friends, Miss
Eunice A. Lyman. Miss Lyman, who
Is n years old, was the Senator's
teacher when he was freshman in
Topeka. Kans., high school. Later she
taught for many years in Fall River,
Mass
Miss Lyman was at her home In Ken
sington, Conn. When news of the NOM
ination reached her she lost no time
In writing letter OF congratulation.
Evening star., 1928-06-16
Hero Dies to Escape Wife.

After record of feroism In the Pa
cific War. Francisco Garrido acquired q
small fortune in Iquique, Bolivia. De-
string to spend his old age peacefully
in the city Of his youth, ne returned 70
Coehabamba. But he could not stand
and recently, at 78, he took HIS life in
order to find peace.
Evening star., 1928-06-16
Many Americans In Scotland.

Ngfe Ainfrle are visiting Scotland
this season than in any previous year,
Nesking the record ~ shooting tenants
tnade iast yesf Owners of Hl0pFiaHd
and deer forests IN that country are
amAned and delighted ~ the number
~ sportamen VINO desire Highland
snDotiHgG
Evening star., 1928-06-16

I h e Republican
party's farm plank
was general, but
looking in t h e
right direction. -"
He expressed hope
that Iowa would
withhold its deci-
sion until the rec
ord is fully made
up; praised Sec
retary Hoover, the
nominee, for his
capacity for meet
ing issues. and said
ii it had been de-
cided 10 notify
Hoover In his ma
tive State of Iowa,
IAN opportunity
x.45xsls& L. xso.x.s,,,..s . q, :.
Evening star., 1928-06-16

United States Army and Navy for many
years, but its origin is one Of mystery.
Some say 1t had its inception in old
London, when the "tap-too" was the
sign that alehouSe was about to close
for the night. Popular tradition, how
ever. has it that 1t originated in 1862
Evening star., 1928-06-16
Story of might TAPS

Taps" as the concluding act of the
daily military program in camp has
been given Official recognition by the
Evening star., 1928-06-16

The honor Of securing the first degree
OF bachelor Of divinity among Austria
lian women has fallen to Miss Eleanor
Weymss, young woman Of Adelaide,
who has already had brilliant
academic CAREER
Evening star., 1928-06-16
LOWDEM|TE ASKS
FARMERS TO WAIT
Plank Looks in Right Direc-
ton, Dickinson Says.
Praises Hoover.
~ L. Assoeiated press

by lbe Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, June 16.-Repre-
sentative Dickinson of Iowa, a Lowden
supporter and farm leader in the House.
declared III a statement Yesterday that
Evening star., 1928-06-16

during the Peninsula campaign in Vir-
ginia. when 1t was adopted as substi-
tute for the three yolleys at soldiers
funeral. Recent investigation, however,
shows that taps" was in use long before
that. 1t is said that it was introduced
prior 10 l840
Evening star., 1928-06-16
MEXICAN REBELS SLAIN.
E5 KiIie9 III gWD EoulbatA in STATE
u CuanaJuatg,

MEZIc3 CITY, jane ~ m re, Ffesi~
dent Gales 8as AGylsFd bScag ttlat
~ Insurgents bAc beeu Hl8ln hu tW9
a0aqt,at IL la tIse state ~ Cgagga yl1abgl
Or band HaE oyegiRkef by federal
igIggs an6sY Col kYijs ~ ti4e JuyeTtG
SanFn aTd siK GGeI killed
IN clash a. Gsp leiGfg 10 insurgents
efie Giae sgi9}ef NeFe e3N1as Gih9 lhlr0e
49, 81 ttss DsDd g6a captured SD
hxscUtEd. -.
Evening star., 1928-06-16
alcum Powders

Johnson q Johnson Talcum. ....... zoe
Mennen Talcum, Violet .15c
Mennen Talcum, for Men. .15c
Mennen Talcum, Borated .15c
Squibb's Talcum tic
Babcock's Taicum, Cut Roses .21c
Babcock's Talcum, Narcissus .2lc
Babcock's Talcum, Butterfly ...... .2lc
Babcocks Talcum. corylopsis ;. .2lc
Houbigant's Ideal Talcum .75c
Coty's Talcun and Colcreme
combination Gsc
Evening star., 1928-06-16
Shaving Creams
Specia1--DuBarry
Acquaintance Package

DuBarry Acquaintance Package
IS given with each purchase of
DuBarry toiletries amounting to
vi or more. This package con-
tains face powder. contour cream
and foundation cream.
Evening star., 1928-06-16
Rouges
Sanitary Goods

hoteH, ,.,+,..s.s.., Tor gSc
Kieenex Cleansing Tissues -. zoe, 40c
Ponds Cleansing Tissues -. .23c, 4sc
prophyIactic Tooth Brush. ....... .47c
DR., Vests Tooth Brush. .....-... .4sc
Children's Tooth Brushes t0c
Evening star., 1928-06-16
Face Powders

Java Rice Face Powder. .34c
La Blache Face Powder .45c
Fleur d Amour Face Powder. $3.50
Azurea Face Powder. Toe
Floramye Face Powder. r.............7 .7sc
lie Trefe Face Powder .7sc
Evening star., 1928-06-16
Tooth Pastes
Mouth Washes
Nail Preparations

Cutex CuticIe Cream. ..............3 3Oc
Cutex Cuticle Remover .......2 24c
Cutex Cuticle Remover r..........5 .53c
Cutex Paste Polish .............. SOC
Cutex Liquid Polish ................3 SOC
Cutex Combination Kit. t............ 42c
Cutex Cake Polish ............. 30c
Cutex Nail Powder Polish. ........ 30c
Cutex Nail White, Tube or Jar. >. 3oc
Cutex Cuticle Oil. il................3 SOC
Cutex Brilliance ...................3 soc
GiaZo Polish ..................... 38c
IIaZo Luticle Cream m........38 38c
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-24

me INST v tejto veci system. Una
me, ze tych, ktori povsimna 81
vyzvy, bude vel malo. Jestli
ale kto media znat popredku ~
vtedy nema ami prava ocakavat',
ably dala 50 mu TAXA obsluha, ako
tomu, ktory postal svoj ohlas w
boru. Name ma zreteli system. Tie
to slova tn podavam, ako pred
seda miestneho konvencionalneho
vyboru a preto ma 81 ich kazdy
povsimnut'. Musime tu meste
New Yorku naisto znat', koPko
delegatov a delegatiek pride a po-
tom, kol 'ko ucastnikov sa zncast-
nj konvencie. Len prakticky jed
name. Preto, opakujeme tu po-
sledny raz, mech kazdy da znat', !,
ktory sa rozhodol prist' ma sled
Po druhe miestny konvencio-
mu konvenciu, - my SINE isti, re
ste uz sa rozhodli! Jestli ME, vte-
dy je ma case sa rozhodnnt' me-
gatiNne alebo affirmativne. W.
Dor chce mat t1to informaciu, a.
by sa mohol pripravit' systemati-
cky na ten siedmy studentsky.
sjazd..
nalny vybor 81 praje, aby delega-
ii, delegatky ucastnfci, ked'
pridu do New Yorku, dali sa do
West ma tuto adresu: 400 East
9Th Street alebo ma faru, ktorej
adresa je: All East Goth Street.
Jestli delegati, delegatky dcast-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-24

Ia jeho priamym sdsedom NADIA
skom, ale i medxi Ceskosloven-
skom, Nemeckom a Mad 'arskou |
Juhoslaviou, Rumunskom q Bul.
harskom. Je prvoradym zaujmom
hospodirskeho zivota slovenske.
no, ably SINE mali vo svojich ru.
kach tento najdolezitejs5 spojo-
vaci prostriedok strednej Europy
Bolestnou otazkou Slovenska je
problem zeleznicny. Vsetky slo-
fuenske trate sa orientovaly sme-
rom k Budapest, takze pc pre-
vrate okrem kosicko-b -bohuminske j
drahy nebolo vlastne zeleznice,
ktora by bola spojovala zapadnti
cast Slovenska so Slovenskom W.
chodnym $ Podkarpatskou Ru-
sou. Vyskytla sa myslienka slo-
venskej transverzalky, ktora by
prebiehala strednym Slovenskom,
smerom Cd zapadu k vychodu.
FinanGne zat'azenie nasho statu
vSak muscle t1to vel mi nalieha-
VII otazku odsundt' aspoG casove
do pozadia. Statna sprava vsak i
tax venovala zeleznicnym potre-
bam Slovenska vel 'k1 pozornost'
a temer kazdy rok moze Sloven-
sko slavnostne zahajit' novy dsek
nejakej dolezitej spojovacej ira
te. v navrhu Statneho rozpoctu
ma rok 1929 nachadzame ma pr.
go milionov Kcs ma stavbu zelez-
nice Handlovaj jHurna Stubna. To-
hoto roku rozpoctova polozka pre-
tuto trat' einila len 8 milionov.
Buduceho roku ma uz byt' rozvi-
nuta pima praca ma vybudovani
tejto pre- cele Slovensko nesmier-
ne d6lezitej zeleznicnej trait.
Prvy polrok hospodarskeho Ii
vota Slovenska mozme charakte-
rizovat' ako t'azkd, ale tisilnd
pracu ma d'alsej konsolidacii Slo-
venska.: Ct. O.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-24
formAciu, ktoril by ste 81 priali.

formaciu, ktor1 by ste 81 priali.
II delegati, delegatky dcast-
nfci, ktori prfdu ma zeleznicne sta
nice New oYrk Central (Grand
Central Station) alebo Pennsyl-
vania Station, mech 81 vezmd
taxi" zavezd sa ma niektorn
2 horeudanych adries.
Po tretie sa ziada, aby delegat-
kyky a delegati znali sa rozhod-
Ii popredku, kde 81 praj1 mat
noel 'ah. Hlavny stan hlavneho u
radu Sdruzenia Slov. Kat. Stu
dentstva v Amerike bude hotei
NASSAU. Tohoto adresa je: Ho-
tel Nassau, Sc East 59th Street.
Tento sa nachadza, lepsie vysvet-
lac jeho adresu, medzi Madison
Ave. Park Ave-" Teda, jesti 81
delegati, delegatky ncastnici
prajti svoj nocl'ah v tomto hoteli,
mech nam dajd znat'. Lebo chce-
me, ak by sa dalo, nejak1 sl'avu
dostat pre- Mich. Jedna izba stoji
81. Jesti ale niektori 81 praju pre-
nocovat' po rodinach vtedy
potrebujeme to znat'. Pisali sine
boil o tomto uz v junovom elsie
nasho 1radneho organu "Furde-
ka'' ale jakosi malo ich dalo
'znat'. PodPa toho miestny kon-
vencionalny vybor sud-, ze kazdy
delegat, delegatka a ucastnik 81
.praje prenocovat' hoteli. Tu
chceme mat system. Nechceme, "a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-24
nfci prfdu ma xeleznicn1 stanicu
" New Jersey, kde sd stanice New

nfci prfdu ma xeleznicnd stanicu
" New Jersey, kde ST stanice New
Jersey Centray, Lackawanna a
Erie, mech 50 prevezd do New Yor
ku. Toto sa da sprawl, ked' 81 ma
zeleznicnej stanici vezmete "fer-
ry" alebo vlak Hudson Tube.
Len id tie "a napismi, ktore yam
ukazu, kde mate ist' ma ferru'
"a kde zas ma podzemny vlak Hud-
son Tube. Ma druhej strane. rieky
Hudson, totizto, ked' prfdete do
New Yorku a bude vas viacej,
vezmite Taxi, ktory ma napis:
."15 cents first quarter Of mile,
S cents each additional mile
Tento je lacny. Jestli chcete ist
ale podzemnou zeleznicou, vtedy
vezmite Lexington Avenue Sub
way SlJdlte ma bSth street !;
jestli ale chcete ist' elevatrom,
vtedy 81 vezmite Second Avenue
Elevator sijdite ma 65th Str.
Ma tychto sa lepsie spytajte ME-
ktoreho cestuj1cich, ako je maj
lepsie prfst' ma niektord horeuda-
MI adresu. Obe miesta sa nacha-
dzaj1 medzi First Ave. a End
Ave. Kazdy vas zna anglicky
a znate kde mate fst', preto ne
name strachu, ze by ste sa ztra-
till. Nezabudnite ale prist' na ME-
ktor1 z horeudanych adries. Bu-
deme mat tn vybor, ktory YAM
poskytne pomoc alebo nejakd in
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-24

II 80. m 8 49, 4
BY vybOru potion niekto nadha-
dzoval, BE nepostaral sa mu noe
pah. Teraz sa starajte. Preto chce-
me vediet' Cd kaEdeho, kde BY
chcel nocovat'.
Ten siedmy studentsky sjazd
bude Cd ~. do 80. augusta 1928,
v meste New oYkru, ma 6K ulici
pod cislom 4O6.
TAX dpravy 81 este raz precftaj-
tie a tie veci, ktor6 ste boil pre-
behli, dobre 81 pozrite. Jestli nie-
kto by kde zablddil, mech najde
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-24

telsfonovd knihu ! mel pod lite
fou s'K'' najde memo: REV. STE
PHEN NRASIMlA, HI EAST 66
ST, NEW YORK, N. T. Tam mai
de j telefonove numero. Potom
mech zatelefonuje . informacia, a
ko ga ma dostat' ma spomenutd
Adresu, bude mu poskytnutA. Pro
sine ale kazdeho delegate, dele
gatku a dcastnRa, aby povsimli
81 1prav. v inom clanku nebudn
NJ dpravy, ale program konven-
Gle.