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Evening star., 1928-03-12
PRESIDENT and Mrs. Coolidge

T@IE PRESIDENT and Mrs. Coolidge
will be Joined this evening in
the Executive Mansion by Mrs.
r. B. Hills of Northampton,
Mass, who spent the week end
IN New York. Mrs. Hills accompanied
Mrs Coolidge on her brief visit to her
mother. Mrs. Goodhue, and returned to
Washington with her.
Evening star., 1928-03-12

Magazine. through the courtesy Of Mr..
Francis Huttcr, secretary Of the COM
pany.
Mrs. Lewis Booth, who has been Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. J..
Stead, at the Wardman Park Hotel
over the week end, returned last eve
ming to New York to join DR.. Booth.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hancock Blake
have issued cards announcing the mar
riage of their daughter Pauline to Mr..
Cloyd Gill. Wednesday, Febraury 20, In
Washington.
Mrs. Mildred Kolb Schulze entertain
ed at luncheon today In her apartment,
| at 1929 G street, and her guests are
remaining through the afternoon to
play bridge.
Mrs. Charles Minshall Of Nantucket
and New York, who has been spending
several weeks at the Wardman Park
Hotel, will return tomorrow to New
York, where she has an apartment.
Mrs. Edward Nelson Dingley left to-
day for a visit in indianapolis. She
will address the Indiana Women
Press Club and the Indiana Women
Writer'S Club before returning later In
the week. Mrs. Dingley Is vice presi-
dent of the National League Of Ameri-
can Pen Women.
Mr.. Demarest Lloyd will be honor
guest and speaker at the Women's
| City Club current events section meet
| ing tomorrow afternoon at 4:3O o'clock.
Mrs. Grace Ross Chamberlin will pre-
sent Mr.. Lloyd who will speak on 1.-The
Evening star., 1928-03-12

and Mime. Hulda Lashanska will be the
solists at this concert.
Mrs. Gibbons has appointed Mrs
Francis T. A. Junkin as chairman OF
the music committee. with Mrs. Walter
Bruce Howe and Mrs. Adolph Caspar
Miller to assist her. Mrs. Frank B.
Noyes Is chairman OF the publicity COM
mittee. while Mrs. Jesse II. Metcalf
Mrs. David A. Reed Mrs. q. G. r.
Bratenahl. Mrs. McCook Knox. Mrs.
Daniel w. Knowlton and Mrs. Harold
Newman Marsh have charge OF the sale
Evening star., 1928-03-12
SOCIETY
Chief Executive and First Lady of the
Land to Have as Guest Again
Mrs. r. B. Hills.

| attending the consular conference CALL
ed by the Ambassador Of Germany. DR..
Won Prittwitz und Caffron.
The naval attache Of the Spanish
embassy. Comdr. Adolfo H. de Solas.
who has been on a two-month leave
| of absence in Spain. returned to WASH
| ington yesterday and has opened his
apartment at the Wardman Park Hotel.
Maj Gen. and Mrs. Amos A. Fries
entertained at dinner last evening in
their home on Woodley road. Their
guests included Senator and Mrs. Wes-
Icy l.. Jones. Representative and Mrs.
Lindley H. Hadley. Representative and
Mrs. Charles L. Underhill. Maj. Gen.
and Mrs, Robert Allen and Col. and
Mrs. Charles L.. Lull.
Mai. and Mrs. Walter E. Prosser en-
tertained at tea yesterday afternoon In
their home, 2023 Belmont road. in honor
of the chief of the Signal Corps and
Mrs. George S. Gibbs. There were
| about 48 guests. members OF the Signal
Corps.
Mai, and Mrs. Prosser are giving a
series Of Spring teas. and in about a
fortnight they will be hosts to the
other half of the Signal Corps.
The Right Rev. James E. Freeman,
Bishop of Washington, and Mrs. Free
man, who were in Detroit last week,
were entertained at dinner Tuesday
evening by former United States AM
baSSador TO Mexico and Mrs. Charles
Beecher Warren in their home at
Crosse Pointe. Bishop and Mrs Free
man were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam J. Chittenden. jr.. at the Detroit
Leland Hotel and the Bishop gave an
Illustrated lecture on the Washington
Cathedral.
Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose was the
guest In whose honor Mrs. James r.
Mann entertained at luncheon today.
Mrs. William Fitch Kelley will enter
tain at luncheon tomorrow. The party
was planned in compliment to Nine
Matsudaira, wife of the Ambassador Of
Japan, who has Cancelled her social
engagements because of the death Of
Princess Hisa. infant daughter OF the
Emperor and Empress OF Japan.
Washington after short stay in
Youngstown. Ohio. with Mr.. Jones.
who has recently taken up his duties
as financial manager for Youngstown.
Mr.. Jones was formerly director OF pro-
hibition here.
Mrs. Royal McKenna entertained at
luncheon yesterday in honor of her
house guest. Mrs. Elizabeth Briggs. who
is spending few days here on her
way to her home in Detroit from Miami
Beach. Fla.
Mrs. w. Harry Brown has left Palm
Beach for her home In Pittsburgh She
will probably stop In Washington en-
route. Mrs. Brown will sail In May for
London.
Miss Bessie Cullen has returned from
a visit OF several weeks In Florida and
has Joined her sister. Miss Charlotte
Cullen, who Is having an exhibit Of her
water color paintings In the punthorne
Gallery. The pictures were made BY
her during her travels last Summer.
AEVr
Evening star., 1928-03-12
All Hallows Guild to Aid
Cathedral Garden by Concert.

Increasing interest is being shown in
the concert which Mrs. John III. Glib
bons and her committee are arranging
to be given in the ballroom Of the May
flower Hotel Tuesday afternoon Of April
IT. as a benefit for All Hallows Guild,
the garden guild OF the National Ca
thedral. Nine. Yolande Nero. pianist,
Evening star., 1928-03-12

York has arrived in Washington to be
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker
Holcombe.
Mrs. Gordon Dunthorne will enter
tain at a musical tomorrow evening in
her home. when Miss Mildred Dilling
of New York. talented harpist. will give
the program.
Evening star., 1928-03-12

Crisis In immigration Legislation" Ad-
ditional patronnesses are Mrs. Frederick
r.. Whippler, Mrs. Emma Hughes, Miss
Virginia Patterson, Miss Josephine
Willis, Miss Loretta Barnes. Miss Helen
O. McGown, Mrs. G. o. Schudt, Mrs.
Lawrence Fortune. Miss Helen Nc
Sweeney, Miss Alice Potts. Mrs. Frank
Golden. Miss Susan Baker and Miss
Roberta Tull.
MIR. Bruce Stuart of Quebec City. was
host to q company Of "a at q buffet
supper party Saturday evening In the
home OF Mrs. @. M. Saunders. Pictures
| were shown Of Eastern Canada.
Mrs. Lee TO Return
For Mi-Careme Dance.
Mrs. Robert z. Lee. who has been
visiting In Charleston, s. c., this Winter,
will return to Washington Thursday to
| attend the Mi-Careme dance, which is
being given Thursday night at 10
Continued on Nineteenth Page.)
Evening star., 1928-03-12

Mrs. Short Adams Willis of New
Evening star., 1928-03-12

Miss Bessie Cullen has returned from
q visit Of several weeks In Florida and
has Joined her sister, Miss Charlotte
Cullen, who is having an exhibit Of her
water color paintings In the Dunthorne
Gallery. The pictures were made bv
her during her travels last Summer,
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-22
FUR MEN AGREE T0 SPEAK VERIFY
 ABOUT PRODUCT

At a meeting lart winter which was presided over by President Humphrey of the Federal Trade Commission, the representatives of the Fur Trade Industry, 90 percent of which was represented agreed to abandon the use of false and misleading names for manufactur- ed furs in advertising, says the Am erican Game Protective Associa- tion.
 It has been the practive for many manufacturers and dealers to use any name they might con- slider suitable or attractive and that would tend to help sell the goods. The public is entitled to know what it is buying and should not be sold beaver, mink" or "seal" which is in reality rabbit. house cat or muskrat. That the fur industry has agreed to discontinue this sort of misleading advertising is to it's credit and will be appreciated by the public. Neither is it likely that the fur trade will be unfavorably affected.
 The agreement entered into at the conference above referred to included the following:
 In describing fur the correct name must be the last word of the description, and if any dye or blend is used the word dyed" or blend ed" must be inserted between the name of the fur simulated and the true name. Thus Hudson Seal" would be correctly designated as "Seal-dyed muskrat'
 All furs shaded, blended, tipped, dyed or pointed must be described accordingly, as: "Black-dyed Fox of Pointed Fox"
 In referring to country or sec tion in the name of a fur the cor rect country of origin must be used, and trademarks must not be, by in- tent or otherwise, misleading or capable of misinterpretation.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-22
Magazine Writer Cites Interesting
 Alaska Geography

One or more misstatements con- cerning Alaska would seem to make little difference but now and then they are so ridiculous they are in- teresting Editor Charles F. San- ford of the Hyder Weekly Herald one time of the Nome Nugget grows caustic concerning story ill the True Story Magazine which is fantastic in the extreme in the authors absence of knowledge of things or geography in Alaska. To make it more pointed, the author was awarded a $1OOO prize for l. story which is reviewed by Sanftl I -s follows:
 The title of this fantastic tale is Both Sides of the Story" In so far as it deals with Alaska, the yarn is fiction of the most fanciful type, although apparently based on a recent Alaska incident involving the accidental shooting of an Alas kan woman. Its mot amazing fea- ture however, it it's portrayal of not ci2ly colossal ignorance of Alas ka on the part of the unnamed author but also of still more amazing absence knowledge of Alaskan geography on the part of the editor who accepted the tale as a true story" and the judges who selected it for the $1,000 prize award.
 Briefly related, the story deals with the adventures of a doctors wife who left her home in a fit of pique, caught the first train out and journeyed on the same identi- cal train all the way to Juneau dis daining such trifles as steamships and in total disregard of the hun dreds of miles of ocean and the total absence of all rail communica tions between Alaska and the States.
 Then along comes the doctor husband in search of his wife and also lands in Juneau. Whether he also took the train" or not, the
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-22

storyy fails to state. At any rate,
 after landing in the Alaska capi-
 tai the worthy medico pulls a stunt as his arrant Wife's rail trip to Alaska. For, behold, the gentleman of pills and potions bought himself "an old, second hand flivver and searched every village and camp along the Alaska coast, zigzagging northWard" and
 he didn't stop until nearly to Nome, when "the winter coming on drove him back. And all this time despite the vast and roadless windings of the Alaska shoreline;
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-22

the physical impossibility of driv-
 ing an auto from the lower coast Ito any point within 800 miles of remote Nome, and the equal i'm possibility of covering such a wide extent of territory in one season.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-22
OLD CREEK PRODUCES

Axel Werner and Charles Coet- zenberg had Q large load Of sup plies hauled out to their con0 Snow Gulch near Nome where they are mining. Snow Gulch was one of the big producing creeks in the carly days.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-22

Gerrit Snider, mink farmer of Wasilla, plans the erection of a small cold storage plant in which he will keep mink feed.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-22

Fred BroadWell, local resident of many years standing, returned today from the States where he has been looking around for number of months past.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-22

c. T. Murray, mining man, was 8 Seward arrival on the s. s. Alas ka from Seattle.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-22
ATTY. COPPERNOLL HERE

w. D. Coppernoll, who recently resigned as District U. s. Attorney for this division, returned to Sew ard today from Seattle on brief business trip. MT. Coppernon is not only looking well but says he feels great Upon completion of his local business he goes South again enroute on a pleasure jaunt to the HaWaiin Islands after which he goes to Washington, D. c.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-22
NEW nREDGE

Tolbert Scott, Democratic nomi- nee for Territorial representative, was an arrival in Nome from Os- borne Creek. recently. MT. Scott is engaged in installing machin- cry for the Osborne Creek Dredge L...
 of the machinery is progressing favorably according to MT. Scott.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-22

REMINGTON PORTABLE TYPE WRITERS $6o AND SIS: TERMS SchalIerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-22

J. B. Quigly, quartz miner of the KantiShna district, was recent visitor in Fairbanks. Quigly doesn't come out very often.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-22

Mrs. Sam Keist, we'll known An chorage resident, returned from an extended visit in the States.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-22

Old newspapers for sale at the Gateway.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-22

THE MOST COMPLETE NEW STAND IN ALASKA. SUBScRlP TONS TAKEN. sehaiierer's Afask Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-22

Al meat ana nothing else in the Frye -Bruhn Meat Market.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-22

SHEET MUSIC, Schanerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-22

Then along comes the doctor husband in search of his wife and also lands in Juneau Whether he also took the train" or not, the
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-22

+VVIHEN we sign our name to state w ment in an advertisement, we mean just that. To us, signing an advertisement is in no way different from signing contract
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08

somam, ako je vytlaceny ma list
ku strany, ktorej clenom je. Sku-.
pima prezidentskych elektorov je
znama ako prezidentsky elekto-
rainy sbor.
L'ud hlasllje "a preIdentskych
elektorov vo vSeobecnych VOL
bach, konanych v mesiaci novem-
bri. Formalna vol 'ba prezidenta
miestoprezidenta kona So vsak
ak mesiaci januari. Prezident-
ski elektori jednotliyych statov
sidu sa v hlavnych mestach svo-
jich statov a odovzdavajn syoje
hlasy pomocou hlasuj1leich list
kov, ktorych popisy sa potion do
poslti predsedovi senatu Spoje-
nych Statov. Druih1 stredu vo
februari s1 tieto hlasujilce hstky
spocftane v pritomnosti senatu a
domu zastupcov. Kandidati, kto-
ri obdrzali vacsinu hlasov, odo-
vzdanych pre- prezidenta, resp.
miestoprezidenta, s1 potom pre-
hlaseni "a zvolenych.
E, Ak nedostane ziaden kandidat-
pre- prezidenta vacsinu odovzda-
nych elektoralnych hlasov, je ma
dome zastupcov, ably zvolil prezi-
denta 2 tych troch kandidatov,
Ktori dostali najvacsf pocet hla-
SOW. Doteraz boil iba dvaja pre-
zidenti zvolenf domom zastupcov,
a to Jefferson r. 1901 John Q.
Adams r. 1926.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08
PREzIDENT A PREZIDENT-
SKk VOL BY.
n. +. ]. S.


So zvysenym zaujmom ocakava
celia Amerika vel'kh udalost' VI
politickom 3ivote amer,iicckom
prezidentsks vol by, l,1,o ktors {, ga bu- ''',
dd .konat' msil mesilacai aaI1g n1oyembri. Y, nm r.
shsasne bude volelnly a miesto-
prezident, ktory jes js, zaroyeh TeCge'l AZ a
predsedom senatu sppotjee1ryIccill t9je1 e ST sta
TOW. .a.,,
Presidentsk& vol'by vrhajt O.
bycajne celi krajinu ma niekop-
ko mesiacov do vel 'keho vzruse--
MIA. Cd letn&ho slnoyratu, kedy
politicke strany nominuj1 svo-
itch kandidAtov, az po prvy tyz-
| den V mesiaci novembri, kedy
tento politicky BOZ je rozhodnuty
| vo yolebnych miestnostiach, 50
prezidentski kanddati politick6
otazky, 3 ktors ide, hlaynym sire
dobodom s&uj1nn verejnosti.
| Ak ehcenne pochopit' vtnam
presidentskteh yolieb, je predo.
| v5etktm potrsbno, aby sme 81 ..
yedomili, y 1lfdny system ame-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08

+
COO Krem jeho platu poskytu5tl
sa yrchn6nu predstavitel 'ovi W.
Apnnej mocis fiez dradne sidlo,
Eka1celarie a mnozstvo inych w
sad, ku ktorym ma pr. patrf pra-
vo pouzfvat' pre- svo5l vlastnn po-
trebu lodi "MayfloWer" alebo
ktorejkol'v 'vek incl lodi americke-
no lod 'stva.
Povodcovia nstavy, ,majalc Y Il
mysle urobit' trad prezidenta ne
odvislym Cd nalady l'udovych
mas, stanovili, ably prezidentske
vol by boly konane pomerne ma
lynn telesom elektorov, zvolenych
ma zaklade ustanoveni zakonodar
nj jednotlivych statov. Vel ky
rozvoj politickych stran urobia
vsak tento plan 1plne bezvvznam
nym, tax ze v sk1ltocnosti prezi-
dent je voleny l'udovym hlaso-
vanim, hoci volicia stale este vo-
liza prezidentskych elelStorov. IT,
to elektori ciae volitelia stall sa
pnhym prostriedkom k tom,l, a
by rozhodnutie naroda nadobud-
10 platnosti. Me je i'm ponechane
pra'vo, jednat' podl'a svojho vlast
neho dobrozdania, ale musejil sa
svojim yolieom zaviazat', "a
vazok to-, ktory doteraz nebol nj
:kdy poruseny, re odovzdaj1
svoje hlasy "a kandidata strany.
Tch zvolenfm l'ud voli v skutoe-
nosti uz prezidenta, tax Re al VI
AMY kandidat je obyea5ne zna-
my uz vo vecer dina volieb.
g Prezidentski elektori s1 vybra
nj roznymi politickymi stranami,
ked' nominacia kanddatov ma L.
rad prezidenta miestopreziden-
ia bola uz v narodnych sjazdoch
stran .vykonana. Kazdy jednotli-
w stat ma narok ma toll elek-
torov, kol 'ko kongresnikov Sc
natorov ma v kongrese vo Wash
ingtone. Kazdy, sh je' zastd'peny
vo Washingtone dvoma senator
mi; poeet zastupcoy riadi sa vsak
'pod'a poctu 1obyvatel 'stva toho
sktoreho statu. Ak je ma priklad
tniektory stat zastdpeny v kon-
grese desiatimi zastupcami a
dvoma senatormi, ma pravo. ma
dvanast' prezidentskych elekto-
rov. Poeet. elektoralnych hlasov
einil r. 1924 v scelku 531. Kazda
politicka strana Y kazdom state
Unie zvoli dplny ,soznam lekto-
rov "a Stat. Mena", tychto elekto-
rov sd vytlacene ma listku strany
a vSetko, co jednotliyy volic O.
byGajne robi, je, ze schvali cely
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08

ricky je zalOzeny ma troch odde-
lenych castiach, a to ma zAkono-
darnej, vykonnej stldobnej. Ia
.konodarna moe je sverena kon-
gresu, pozostavajticemn 20 sena-
tn a domu zastupcov, stdobna
moe nachodi sa v rukach Najvys-
sieho sndu a podriadenych fede-
ralnych sidov, a vykonna moe je
sverena prezidentovi Spojenych
Statov.
Tvorcovia americkej nstavy vlo
zili vel XII zodpovednost' ma pie
cia prezidenta, ktory ma vel'a
vaGsiu moe al povinnosti, ako
barsktory europsky mocnar, hoci
iistaya obmedzuje iste jeho VISA
dy tym, ze. ziada, aby sa riadil
"radou a s1hlasom senatu". Ma
druhej strane je doba, ma ktori1
prezFlent. ie volenyy, obmedzena
obySajom ma styri roxy, hoci mo-
re byt' PRECEDENT znovu zvoleny.
Ak je ohzalovany pre- porusenie
svojej povinnosti, vtedy m6ze
byt' zbaveny svojho tiradu, ako
kazdy my federalny tiradnfk.
Prezidentovou priamou povin-
nost'ol je dozeranie ma to, ably
iistava, zakony a smluvy Spoiea,-
nych Statov, ako al sddobne, roz7
sudky, vynesene spolkovymi sud-
mi, boly po eelej krajine dora
zom vymahane. Ako hlava narod
nej administracie vymenuje jed.
notlivych clenov kabinetu a inych
podriadenych tiradnikov, ktori sd
mu priamo zodpovedni. Prezident,
je vrchnym velitel 'om americkej
'armady namornfctva, ako al
statnej milicie, ale 3pravo prehla-
sit yojnu a ,vyzbrojit' armadu a.
lod 'stvo prislicha' iba ,kongresu.
Prezident je% tax iste recnfkom.
naroda v zalezitosfiach zahranic-
nych a je ma prvom mieste zod-
povedny "a zahranien1 politiku
krajiny. Ma. pravos uizavierat'
smluvy, rako al vymenovat''a "a pri-
jimat vyslancov konzulDv. Do
istej miery ma tiez yplyv ma "a
konodantvo, lebo iistava ,nfu; u
klada, aby cas- Cd casu podaval
kongresu presne zpravy stavu
Unie navrhoval rome opatre-
MIA, ktore povazuje "a vhodne al
potrebne. D'alej ma pravo odo-
pierat' svoje. svolenie ku hockto-
remu usneseniu ,sborG zakonodar-
neho, ziadna predloha zakona
alebo spolocna rezolncia nemoze
sa stat zakonom, ak ME je MIN
podpfsana. 4,s .... ., ,s.s ..sr.,s..-.s
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08

ko lezal ma ,smrtel mel posteli. Tu
( mnohi chlapi slzili.
Vecer boil skvely banket v ho-
tell Antlers, ma poeest' delegatov.
Banket Dol el'kym zdarom. Ka-
zdy ileastnik chvalil prisloveent
slovensk1 pohostinnost lorain-
skych' Slovakov. Sprava hotela sa
tiez pousilovala yystrojit' banket
najkrajsie jedla boly chutne.
Vyhravala tn chyredma Orsagho-
va orchestra Clevelandu. Po
bankete len malo delegatov slo
spat'. Rogisli sa este zabavat' po
domacnostiach LorainEanov ale
bo poschadzali sa po izbach hote-
lu. a besednvali do vcasnych no.
din rama, Iba redakt39ri .museli n j
po hankete vydrziayafy "a drqhe = "a a
sadnutie svojho kongrssu.
Nastal druhy den kon2ggressul I a |:
gy, Pojednavanf mnoho i ma rade
sasa malas delegaftiis f. i1$1 m$ysleli 'l i liz
ma odchod. Dopoludnia este vzdy
podavanf boly zpravy. Daktore
boly rozvlacne, lebo daktori po-
davatelia sprav 81 akiste mysleli,
re ich zprava je najdolezitejsia.
A tax najvaaneisie veci kongre-
SUI, ktorym malo byt' venovane
Wac easu, odkazane boly ma ry-
chile odbavenie. Do 4. popoludni
uz hodne delegatov odislo domov.
z Youngstowncanov do konca W.
dMali len Palkovicovci Frank
Hudik manzelkou. Kongres skon
ceny Dol vecer o 8. hodine. Camp
belEcania s pisatel 'om pohli sa z
Lorain o 5. hodine Yonngs-
town uz boil s. hodine. Toto
vGasne odiidenie skoro nam pre-
hralo blld1ci kongres. Boil SINE
isti, ze Youngstown dostane vel'-
XII vacsinu hlasov, ale ked' pri-
slo ma hlasovanie, Youngstown
NAL 32 hlasov a Cleveland 2S.
Ma kongrese bolo vyse 100 de-
legato.v so vsetkych stran Spoje-
nych Statov. Az Milwaukee pri-
sli dvaja, jeden Mich p. Kojis,
ktor6ho dcera, byv. hi. podsprav-
kyna X. s. bola raz Youngs-
town recnila.
Mesto Lorain je dost' pekne;
lezi ma pobrezi Erie jazera ma
okolo $4,000 obyvatel'ov. Prave
V tomto case roboty tam nejdn
dobre. National Tube Co. je' je-
dinym vacsim priemyselnym pod
nixon a ked' tam roboty zasek-
MI. zasekne i obchod.
V Lorain Slovaci maju katoll-
cku farnost' evanjelicky cirkev-
ny sber. Majn IL spolkov, vkla-
dovu a poziGiayajficu spolocnost ,
lekarnika,. fotcgrafistu, pohrabnl-
ka, advokata 10 inych obchod-
nikov, zpomedzi ktorych najzna
me .jssim je pozemkovy obchodnik
D. Nocjar. Tamojsi sbor Sloven'
skej Ligy Cd syojho zalozenia ma
sbieral a obetoval ma rozliene ma
rodne sbierky Lfgy $4,3S7.91.
Este dokladame, re cely hi. l.
rad Sloy. Ligy bol znGvuzvoleI,
ny mimo podpredsedu p. }. e
Molitorisa, ktory nemohol prist
ma kongres. Novym podpredsedon
ie D. Edward Vaczy, komisar te
nementnych budov v Brooklyn
In. Y. a pracovnik v newyork
i skom Okr. Shore Ligy. Pan Va
CIV ide ma demokratick1 konven
cru do Houston, Tex, co delega
2 New Yorku. Ma tel konvencl
delegatkou bude j pi. Tenesyov;