davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-24
NOVA sLoVENsKA SKoLA
JUHoSLAVII.

z prilezitosti so. narodenin csl.
ministra vyucovania a narodnej
.osvety dra Milana HodHu otvore-
ma bola n Petrovci, Backe nizsia
hospodarska skola pritomnosti
predsedu Cskoslovenskeho syazu
J. Duboveho a csl. konzula = Be-
lehrade, Pospisila. Je to idea vel
keho narodn6ho pracovnika 20.
snuleho ucitel'a Kubanyiho, ktory
ostatne roxy syojho zivota zasva.
It'll uskutocneniu tohoto tax po'
trebneho iistavu pre- Slovakov nj
inhu usadenych.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-24

silny a s en- siroly, zohyba do
spiraly zuboch pomocou hlavy,
kolien rnk. Niektore ukazky,
ktore chce predviest', dokumen-
toval fotografiami, ktore nam
predlozil. TAX na priklad jedna z
fotografii predstavuje umelca, a.
ko lezi hore znakom na klincoveJ
doske a ma nom na Jednom mostl-
ku stoji urastlr kon. Roob uist o
val pritomnych, ze takeJto .po-
zicii zdrzal ,z, 'archu $50 ky.
Pozoruhodne Dol ytiez jeho.pro-
dukcie telepaticke. Roob vyhl "a
dava predmety, kdekol 'vek uloze-
ne, bez toho, ably sa dal West "a
ruku ako je obyykle II inych tele-
patov. Clovek, ktory pozna, kde
sa predmet nachadza, ide len "a
MIN syojimi myslienkaml urcu-
ie mu cestu. Pri tom rlesi al IL
koly kombinovane 1tplnou pre-
snost on.
Dalej robi tento faklr senzac-
MI produkei,r ma ostrych sablach
Ma postaveny dyojramenny reb-
rlk z ostrych sabli, ma ktorych
priamo tancuje. Podosyy 81 schva5
ne poreze, ale kry bez akychkoP
vek prostriedkov len svojou vo-
FL on sam 81 zastavi Roob dokonci
ponilkal pritomnvm lekarom, q
sa potopi v cvol axiom bazene, ale
DO Y knpacej vani a zostane 20
hodiny pod sodon.
Sliubuie tedar verejna produk
E,cia tolfoto slovenskeho faklra SIX
l:t0nc miloho szaljmaveho. 1
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-24
SLOVENSKY FAKIR v KOSI-
CIACH.

Minute dni previedol V Sieni ba-
ru Maxim pred shromazdenyml
kosickymi lekarmi zurnallstaml
.svoje umenie znamy slovensky ia
kir Albert Roob, @ ktorom sd uE
rome slovensk6 a ceske casoplsy
obsilsne rozpisaly.
Jeho vykony ako telepatlcke.
tax al yykony zelezneJ vole stt
skutocne pozoruhodne a prltom-
nymi lekarmi holy tlez nlektore
zjavy vysvetlene TAX menovite
dociel 'uje Roob kryave'slzy, comu
predchadza, pravda, usiloyne ma
platte oci celeho organizmu, le-
DO vie ma pr. syojou vol 'ou prI-
mutt aj@tepnu pravej ruky <
rychleBm tepom ako tep rlllSy
Ipavej. Tento zjav 10 stanovlsl1a
lekarskeho je skHtocne zylastno-
st on. ....
| Albert Roob je mlady, telesne
nepatrny m,lz, lesklych vyraz-
lnych oci a sympatickeho zJayu.
Nv jeho nepatrnom tele va1 vsal
zelezna vol "a, ktorej ylivom rob
4 Roob sknto6nc al neuyeritel 'nt
lyecis TAXI 81 Ropba dlliymi ,ihlanll
4 poprepichuje ramona, syalstvo
\ tepny, bez toho,sze by vystiielsl;
% len nepatrpax kyapka krvi. AL
4 al ,yykony cisto silacke robl tent
d sloxensky fakir sposobom, ktor.
pri. jeho telesnej slstave budi 81
div. Pas Eeleza, / a pol centimetr,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-24
MA sMRT DoPIgHAL SvoJHO
SYNA.

v Lykavke pri RuEomberku 60
rocny Jan Bros, preto be mu syn
Peter dohovaral pre- stalu pijatl-
ku, bodnul svojho syna kuchyn-
skym nozom do chrbta, ma co w
behnul nozom ma dvor. Syn NAL
este tol 'ko silly, ze vysiel "a otcom,
ably mu noE vyrval ruky, ale
PRIV nez to m6hol urobit', klesnul
ma zem. Opily a smyslov pozbave-
ny otec pichol syna este diva razy,
a potion usiel z dediny. Ma tteku
.ale Dol chyteny a dopraveny do
,vazby v ruzomberskej sedrii. Ma
smrt poraneneho Petra Birosa
odviezli do nemocnice, ale lekari
pochybuju, ze by sa vylieeil, lebo
jedna rama je smrtel ma. Peter BIZ
ros je otcom 'troch deti, jeho ze-
ma pracuje v tovarni v Ryparpoi.
Zlocin vzbudil v Lykavke pocho;
pitel ne ,vzruSenie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-24
tsL. oBUv DO CELEHO
SVETA.

Statistika vyvozu obuvi CS.
'republiky .ukazpje "a Il mesiacov
Il. 1927 1rekoadhe |eislice :s6, l13lkg
obuyi "a 5sS,e1l;77Oi Kes. vador
mnohym odporcom zahranicnym,
Xii ktorym sa pridavajfi j politicki
zisnostnici, siri sa csl. obuv do
'celeho sveta. NeobyGajna konku-
rencna schopnost nasho obuvne'
no priemyslu, ku ktorej sa. vysi-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-24

sny narodny raz. Znacnou hriv-
nou pre- narodnn Zilinu bolo po-
sledne usnesenie zilinslej NEST
skej rady, ably ulice mesta pome-
novane boly podl'a vodcov naro-
da histori:kych udalosti. TAX
Zilina ozdobena bude ulicami "28.
rijna'', $50. oktobra Il. maja
d'alej uficanli Stefanikovou, Ber-
nolakovou, Palackeho, Holleho,
Komenskeho, S. FL. Vajanskeho,
Palarikovou, A. Kmet 'ovou a u
hcou Radlinskeho.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-24
nul V s6t'a $ Baton, javi -
hlavne Y dhladnosti, jakosti .
i 'avnej Gene yJrobku.
PRIlngoIEo 1EAL PRE- dsLs
Nn1E0ov.

Nemcom sd stale povolujl move
odborne skoly, TAX ze v niekto-
ryclr triedach tychto odborriych
skol nmeckych sl len II ziaci.
Veru draho platime til nemeckn
1cast vo vlade. v roku 1926-192
ubudlo $50 nemeckych ziakov ma
odbornych skolacll, ale boly i'm
postavene teraz 4 move skoly.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-24

rafinerii skla, kde 24O peel je
len IA v rukach nasich.
Celkovy pomer Y pfiemysll
jabloneckom je: Cesi a Slovaci
Is perc., Nemci IS percentov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-24
OPRAvNENf zASTupCOvIA
NA4ICH NOVfN.

Nasledovnf panovia opravneni
ST prijimat' predplatky q doplat-
ky ma maze noviny:
Jozef Maruskin, 2678 Hunter
Ave. (koleKtor).
Jozef Martinko. krajcirsky ob
chodnik, % North Watt st.
s.. M. Koval, obchodnk, 9N
Parkman ST., Warren, Ohio.
Harry Lautman, obchodnik, M
Short ST.. East Youngstown.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-24
NARoDNA zILINA.

" ziline (byyalej Zsolne) slime,
zavladol w narodny duch nasa
slovenska versjnost s fadost 'oui
pozoruje, jako lnesto dostava kra-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-24
KOlGu PATnf Nil sEzA RISKY
ptlHldYSEL9

|
ako zemiach historickych, ma
proti tomu vsak zistit komu patri
priemysel sklarsky = Ceskoslo-
vensku je doleEita vec j pre- Slo-
vakov, lebo priemysel sklarsky je
jednJan najd6lezitejsich vyvez-
nych naSich artiklov je odve-
kou naSou zvlastnost 'ou. Zist o.
vanie sa dialo jednak dl'a vyrob-
nych prostriedkov, to jest Oil a
peel a van dl'a poctu delnictva
v celku.
Pokial' sa tyka skla dutieho
bolo podrobene setreniu celkom
S6 firiem, ktore reprezentuju 2O7
vyyrobnyrh iednotiek zamestna-
vaju ash 1900 robotnikov. Slo-
Yensko vykazuje ma dute sklo
peel nemecke a jednu slovensku
y prevozu, 4 mad 'arske 5 slo-
yenskych mimo prevoz. Celkove
lie v nasich rukach 40 vyrobnych
iednotiek, rukach nemeckyeh Je
ich 157 a 10 rukach smiesanych.
Narodne slozenie v dutom skle
nasledkom toho jaw sa nam TAX
to: Cesi Slovaci 20 perc., Nemcl
so percentov.
V skle lahvovom je narodn ost-
ne rozvrstvenie:: Cesi Slovaci Z
perc., Nemci SO perc v tabulotom
je v nasich rukach 9 perc., vne-
meckvch' rukach 81 perc., a late
zrkadlove sklo .ie z plnych lou
percentov rukach nemeckych.
Skhrsky priemysel celku re-
prezentuje tedy 397 yyrobnych
jednotiek. toho 341 nemeckych
a Sc ceskych slovenskych. Vset-
kych hutnych delnikov je asi
$4,000 toho 80 perc. Cechoy a
Slovakov. Podl'a vyrobnych jed
notiek cini narodnestny pomer IA
perc. S6 perc., podl'a poctu "a
mestnaneho delnictva 81 perc.
10 pee. Celkovy pomer narodne-
no slozenia priemyslu sklars-
kom pre- nasu republiku vyJad-
reny procentoch je: Cesi Slo-
vaci 15 perc., Nemci S5 perc.
Sklo jablonecke tvorl zvlast-
nu skupinu. Priemyseh jablonecky
zamestnava asi 10000 robotnlkov
domackych, OHIO 15-l7.0O0 Ce-
ehov a 10000 delnikov tovarnych,
toho 5000 Cechov. Okrem to-
no exportnych domoch le asl
10000 zamestnancov, toho asl
200 Cechov. Vel ky priemysel jab-
lonecky je naprosto nemecky,
drobna vyroba je - ysak slime
prestiipena nasim zivlom. ' Jab-
lonicckom priemyslu je celkom
1898 podnikatel 'ov a q toho 4723
Nemcov a 67O Cechov. Narodnost-
ne slozenia podl'a ppdnikatel 'ov
lie tedy: Cesi IL perc., Nemci SS
perc. Trosku lepsio sd Javla po-
merry pre- mas, ked,' narodne slo-
zenie vySetrujeme a urcuJeme
podl'a hodnoty vyroby: v r. 1923,
ktory mozme what "a normalny
rok dobrej konjunktnry, bolo W.
vezene .OSR jabloneckeho 2
bozia okruhle "a $50 mil. Kc. CO
odpoveda asi vyrobe, preto ze
priemysei jablonecky je hplne
vSvozeny. Pokial sa tyka vyvozu
ma ceskn yyrobu pripada 2 neho
asi 1/3. Musime ovSeln brat do
povahy, re organizacia jablonec-
keho priemyslu je vzlastna. Snro-
vinu doda vyrobcovi faktor. kto.
ry 81 odvezie vyrobene zbozie.
ktore zpenazi ma syoj ileet. Mno,
l1okrat ysrobca prevadza len cast
iceleho vyrobneho procesu. Zisl'
vyyrobcov eini v najlacnejson
zbozi priemerne Is perc. fakturo
vanej ceny. pri najdrahsom Is Al
90 perc. Zisk exportera (faktora,
sa' polydbnje podl'a konjunkthr,
medzi 1920 perc. Ak he yyrobs
je tedy q 60 perc. rllSach na
~ n l..
Evening star., 1928-05-13
A Spanish Beauty

Six rooms pantry and bath. Permanent
block construction, artistic fireplace; Rough
texture walls. Beautiful fixtures: Oak floors
Built.in ice box and other built.in hxtures
Hot-water heat. Large, Level lot. Paved
street. Bus passes door. The $4,000 KIND
OF house for only
$500
Easy Terms
See our list oi bargains---6 rooms INV
heat. l1fge lot, near stores. only $4,000.
9 rooms. baths. h.-w. heat. one OF the
best sections paved street. 2-car garage. only
$1,000.
Brick bungalow. new. 5 rooms. fireplace
oak floors, h.-w. heat. $500.
Lots and houses in Takoma. Blair. silver
Spring Farms and country homes.
r. ID. LILLE,
Laurel and Carroll Aves..
Citizens Bank Bldg,
Shepherd 3092.
Evening star., 1928-05-13

VA. HreHIANDs-BY ORDER OF. FL.
nance company. repossessed 6-r. colonial
house hardwood foors fireplace. h..w,hy
many extras; beautiful shaded lot 50 nOn
IL YOU have $500 cash, See !. l., PRICE
at Va Highlands station sunday. Phone
Clarendon 445-W-t Also many other un-
usual buys in all sige bungalows in all sec
tions Also few more lots in Va. Hish'
lands; terms 10 suit. Is
DR.. JOHNS HoME-FfvE ROOM House.
high superb view; ~ " acres; apples,
peaches pears grapes, plums small berries,
asparagus, 3,000 plants. shade: on Gun.
p9wdsr, r one m,le arSm sna kISgs cn 70
Hyattsville, Md. Phone Hyatts. 81.
l WILL SACRIFICE MY BEAUTIFUL ,v1R-
glnia Highlands BUNGALOW rooms. bath
electricity water and sewerage: $5,,1S. nay
able $50 cash. balance &3S month. includ
ms all interest Move III when convenient
Owner on premises from 10 am. to nm
daily. Take Alexandria bus az 18TH ard
Pennsylvania ave, via top of hill. get on al
Addison ave. walk three blocks downhil! TO
Hoffman and Addison aves. Or take Alex
sudris car get of Addison ave. walk six
blocks west 10 Holtzman ave; second house
from corner Franklin 1eSS. H.
TAKCMA n c., 6si7 LAUREL sT.-DE-
tached : rooms porUhes screened; ga.
rage. shade excellent condition: reduced prize
maze offer: open. A RUTH Cleve l3p3
sUITLAND, ND. ONE MILE FROM DIS.
trict bungalow and out houses, about tw5
acres newly papered and painted through
out, See this place. then see j. l.. THOMP-
SON 430R y. II, ave. 15'
Evening star., 1928-05-13
sALE--sUBuRBAN PROPERTY.
tCcptlnued.) J

SKK0oM' EXTH BUNGALOW. AMI:
hardwood hoors; front and rear porehes
large light basement; sarsg.; Rarsain a.
MURPHY. Bsllston, Va, Phone Clsr. 81,
THE OWNERS OF An ATTRACTIVE OLD
suburban home IN keusington, Maryland.
win sell or iease with an option Ia buy.
This property Is advantageously located. II
enioys motor. electric and steam transport
tation facilities. is in direct line of develop.
rlent slong Connecticut avenue, and Is within
two blocks of one of the best schools in
MontEumery County. The house Ia one of
the hest constructed residences in Kensington
and 10 in excellent condition Its lawns are
amply supplied with shade and fruit trees.
flower beds and shruhhery. family with
children. wishing te settle in = good, sub
etantfai meg ghhorhood where stability of
value may be obtained in pleasant surround
ings. should he interested Appotntment by
phone kenstnston %. trade for . smaller
home in an equally desirable location or \
trade for Montgomery County acreage viii
be considered i3s
Evening star., 1928-05-13

COTTAGE FOR SALE AT GREATER CAP.
itol Heishts. Md. Two rooms, large
completely furnished three blocks from Dis.
trlct line; ont Penns axe aSe, Sc near Mar,
. month. P. 0. Box 4s@4, Anacostia sta
tion d. Z, 1Ss
WILL TAKE COOP CAR ANn SNAIL
home Address Rox 4eQ-x Star Office. is'
Evening star., 1928-05-13
= tS7kF IND YOUR HOME HERE !
- Citv Comforts Amid Suburban Surroundings

BUNGALOW 4 ROOMS. SLEEPING PORCH
amt. large lot 1880: $500 down. $40
q month 705 silver spring ave. Phone
Silver Spring fga-R.
Evening star., 1928-05-13

ps ACRES or LAND ON BALTIMORE
Washington state road; ldealiy lncateu ioi
suhiivistnn priee and terms bic :;
ReltsVilla Mo j. y. iuNES, pNiofu p.uh
Main 1890 u
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-28

= seat in parliament beside her IA
nous father, former Premier David
Lloyd George ,typifies the liberal eff
fort.
All sorts Of devices already are
being used to capture the interest
and allegiance Of the elusive flap
per" voter. There are afternoon
teas. sewing classes. entertainments.
evening functions-all with d dash
of politics thrown in.
The best brains of the parties are
at work on special vite-getting liter
AZURE. masses of which are being
prepared for women. Bernard
Shaw's new book. THE Intelligent
Woma's Guide to Socialism" will
play a part in the campaign. al
though it is theoretical rather than
practical in its treatment.
Pamphlets for the young voter:
pamphlets for the young married
voter: pamphlets for matrous. and
for srandmothers are being printed
by the ton. When the campaigning
begins in earnest they will be scat
tered up ana down the country by
the million. accompanied by flood
of oratory and canvassing the like OF
which Britain never has known.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-28
ZEPPELIN CARGO
TO Have MUCH NAIL
Germany's 0csn lii SaIke
viii Get RsIeaue

Washington. Sept. ss.-1o-Aany
of the worlds advancing forms Of
transportation have been aided In
their struggling days BY revenue de-
rived from carrying the malls. and
transoceanic air service may b.
helped to stability In tho same
manner.
That Graf Zeppelin. Germany's
newest and greatest air liner. will
carry a big consignment OF mail for
the United States on its initial trip
this fall. and a greater part Of the
mail that canbe sowcd away In It
likely will be waiting on this side
for the return trip.
Mail on the Graf Zeppelin will be
carried for approximately 81 an
average letter. plus postage and any
other special charges. Post Office ON
Gals here have been advised by the
New York postmaster that mail
for the return trip of the air liner
is piIing up.
Builders Of the giant English d.
rigibles. the R-100 and R-1U1. last
year sought to have tho United
states post Office department enter
into contract for carrying the
mail. but such a move will not be
made until the service IL establish
ed Ten tons of mail can be carried
on one of the English ships.
Air liners of the type of the new
German and English dirigibles could
carry almost any class Of mail mat
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-28
5 MILLION GIRLS
ARE GIVEN VOTES
British Plir Sex Ealranchkd
Tor NEXT Election

London. Sep. Is N-How do you
vote my pretty maid. Is veXing
question in Great Britain.
Five million little Joan Bulls.
newly enfranchised by the 'Flapper
vote act. will cast their first ballots
in the forthcoming general election.
something next year. British politl-
cal strategists say the election will
be won and lost on women.
A curious prejudice against the
woman party worker on the part OF
women electors continues TO battle
party leaders. The ordinary voter
the sauciest ''fiapper," thinks she
knows as much about politics as
anybody.
The task is to overcome this feel
ing. Party leaders admit they never
will get enough men workers &c
argue and convince all the women
electors of the country.
Each party. the conservatives
liberals and laborites. has divided
the country into areas and set uI
a woman's organization in each.
The conservatives are training
women organizers in special classes
and will have thousands OF womer
workers to draw upon out of tht
million members OF the Nationa
Women's Conservative association.
The labor party has 100000 mem
bers of their womens section. They
saw every one of them is available
for political spade work.
Megan Lloyd George. lighting fol
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-28
OLDEST SALOON IN
i. 5. NOW IS idle
Doors Of "Old Absinthe' House
Of New Orleans Closed

New Orleans. Sept. IS UP)-
At the corner OF Bourbon and Bien-
willie street in the historic NieuN
Care of New Orleans, stands
Americas oldest saloon. weather.
worn and awaiting conversion into
cabaret. antique shop or a groc-
cry store.
The story brick building is
known as the "Old~ Absinthe House
and has reached the age OF las
Years.
Surrounded By numerous antique
shops. studios. cabarets and other
small shops such as compose most
of the business efforts of the old
French quarter, the Old Absinthe
House remained true to tradition
until the 18th amendment shattered
its docrs-So far as the sale OF Its
renowned product Was concerned.
Several times since the advent oil
the Nolstead amendment the Ole
place hlossomed forth in an efforl
to regain its once famous reputation
hut each time it has tailed dismally
The last effort resulted in an un-
announced call of a squadron OF
| Uncle Sans dry sleuths and the
place soon was made the victim of d
| paddock. 1t recently was released
after a years suhservience to the
paddock but since then no one has
been found to reopen the doors oil
the ancient landmark.
The old building has remained II
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-28


shortly after its construction. The
heirs CT Francisco Juncadella. q
Spaniard. retain title to the saloon.
In the confines OF the Old Alb
sinthe House. where thousands OF
notabies have journeyed to view the
ancient settings and to sign the yell
lowing register kept for visitors. are
still to be found practically all the
early period fixtures. including old
paintings and two absinthe drippers.
Within the walls of this brick and
concrete building many challenges
for duels for minor heterogeneous or
insults were made and likewise many
accepted. the principals. with sec
onds arranged, repairing to the FAM
GUS dueling grounds OF City park to
settle their grievances with gun and
rapier.
While the ancient building is still
owned by the Spanish heirs of the
Juncadelia family. the Vieux Carrie
association. formed for the purpose
of perpetuating and caring for the
historic old French district. has
charge of the structure.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-28
Too Many Dogs in Paris;
Pound Asks More Space

Paris, Sept. IS Rl-The Paris
dog pound is suffering from the
housing crisis. There are too many
CANNES and not enough room.
New buildings. more space aud
model Kennels are asked by dog
pound authorities. A committee
has already raised $4,000 towards a
new pound. and the city of Paris
will lend large vacant lot which
borders the old buildings for new
wings.
The pound hopes to raise more
money by installing a dogs board
ng-house. where dogs will be fed
and lodged while their owners are
away on vacations or hunting
apartments. These animals will he
the first occupants of the new
quarters.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-28

ter and .epst odlcs o(adals are htsh-
" Interested In the success of the
ventures Such service viii tmnne-
dtately be taken adyastage of should
1t prove successful.
The United States air mail serv-
Ice 10 one Of the most successful ex-
amples Of modern times Of how a
new mode OF transportation has been
aided through carrying the mails.
1t 10 generally agreed that the estab-
lishment OF the American air mail
lines was one OF the greatest factors
In the post war development OF
aviation In this country.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-28
FOWL CRIME WAVE

Albion. n. Y. Sept IS (uP)-pue
TO an epidemic of chicken stealing
the board of supervisors has Offered
a reward of $50 for Information
leading to the arrest and conviction
of poultry thief.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-28
GRlDlRON PEHILS

Paris. Ill. Sept, IS NtP)-Here'
one Of the first football mishaps for
the 1928 season. kester Lehman sal
in his automobile watching the Paris
High school eleven in scrlmmase
An athlete booted the football
through the windshield of the car
and young Lehman suffered a fe"
cuts from the shower of glass thai
followed the crash.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-28

Washinstou. Espt. 3s A-Mees
than half tho <St naval ana MARINE
officers and men who died II 1881
werc casualties, ~ being ssict1ss
and Il being killed In NtcatagvA
The naval bureau Of medicine
and uassery has compiled 1gurss
which show that rs men died q
disease. s47 from injuries and nine
from popisoning.
Although hazardous, the hgures
show that updersea and air craft
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-28

OUR assortment of FUR and CLOTH COATS is COM
plete and WE think the finest selection in town. We
want every woman in New Britain to know how easy
it is to own FUR COAT. Come in and let us talk 1t
over Our immense stock is ready for your Inspection
and prices the LOWEST in the city. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-17
DRIVER OF STRANDED
BUS is REWARDED
Nineteen Sodality Union Members
Present $40 Gold Piece to
c. E. Millen.

In appreciation of his cheerful
ness. GOODNESS and courage" while ma
rooned with them all night near
TownShend, Md, during the storm last
Saturday 10 young woman members of
the Sodality Union of Washington yes
terday presented Calvin e. Millen.
Washington Railway & Electric Co. bus
driver. with $50 gold piece. The pres
entation was made at Millen'S home,
1914 Trinidad avenue northeast. by
Miss Grace Irene Kelly, corresponding
secretary of the union, and Miss Alma
Happ and Miss Minnie Mailer. Miss
Kelly announced today that the union
also would send letter commencing
MilIen to his employers.
The young women were all passengers
In bus driven by Millen which became
stranded when two bridges we're washed
out between T. B. and Waldorf while
they were returning to Washington Sat-
urday night from church picnic at
Bryantown. Md. Millen started across
the second bridge, but, finding the water
too high for his engine to clear, backed
the bus off a few minutes before the
bridge was swept away. The party
was then stranded nearly Is hours,
finally being rescued by firemen from
Washington.