davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-14

sa Bratislaya priamo jagala V "a
plave svetla. Ulice boly preplnene
zastuppmi l''udu. ktory sa kochal
pohl 'adem ma zmenenn Bratisla-
VII. Ma ulici bolo jasno ako vo
dne Cd tisicov a tisfcov ziarov6k
ovencujlcich vyznacnejsie budo-
Wy, Cd reflektorov osvetlujnc
vzacne bratislayske pamiatky a
Cd sviecok, ktors nechybely taxi
mer v ziadnom obloku, vyzdobe-
nom zastavami obrazmi prezi-
denta T. G. Masaryka. Lebo ne
boly ozaoben6 iba najzivsie ulice
Bratislavy, ale al v tych naj2a-
padlejSfch uliciach tie najmensie
domceky boly ovcntena a vkusne
okraslent. Takmer nabolo vidiet
domy, iba vo vetre prcyievaj1cc
sa zastavy...
Priamo pohadkovy bol pohl'ad
> druhfho brehu Dunaja, Petr-
zalky ma Bradshaw a ma pristay.
Girlandy svetal narodnych bar
vach sa tiahly pozdlz nabrezia, o.
svetleny Dol DunajSky most OBJ.
rysy jarabov skladisk boly o.
znaccnf ziariacou Stuhou niekor.
kych tisic ziarovick. Po Dunaji
majestatne plavaly mensie vac
Sic lode, ySetky jcdnako hyriace
barvami a syetlom. Ma vacslch par
nfkoch hraly hubby yesele pesni-
Gky, co este. va6smi rozjarovalo
tax nadsene massy obecenstva.
Uchvacuj1ci boil pohl 'ad ma o.
hnostroj vypalenf z Hradu i '
Petrzalke pri moste a tiez ma re
flektormi oziarene budovy. TAX
Mestska radnica bola osvetlena /,
Masarykovho nameEtia, kde bols
Rolandova socha Skrytymi mily
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-14

prahu druhej izby lezala " krvi
Bucakova, ktorii dobre poznal, lc-
bo tam caste7c 7chodila "a nakupom:
Svclal susedov a rychtara a
hned povolant bolo cetnictvo 20
Sabinova. ZiStilo sa, ze Budako-
vi je mrtva.
Cetnictvo zahajilo rozsiahle pa
tranie po zlosynovi, ktory nest a
stnn Butakovtt zavrazdil asi len
preto, ably ho nemohla prezradit ',
ze jeho prichytila pri 1pezi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-14
SLOVENSKO v NOVOM ROZ
POCTE. ~

Pri pojednavani noveho statne-
no rozpoctu venuje sa prirodzene
vepka peclivost' otazkam po-
ziadavkam slovenskym. Kazdy
minister ked' podava svoju re-
zortnd zpravu, ktorou odovodnu-
je a brani rozpoctovd polozku
svojho rezortu venoval vel 'kd po-
zornost' potrebam a poziadav-
kom specielne slovenskym. Mech
uz to boly veci cisto diplomati-
cko-politicke, ako to urobil mini
ster zahranicia, ktory prehlasil, ze
nasa vlada vel mi radikalne hodla
vyst1pit' proti prenasledovaniu a
zatykaniu nasich statnych obca-
nov v Mad'arsku, alebo j veci a
problemy vnltropoliticke, hospo-
d&rske kult1rne. Zvlast' mini
ster Skoktva, DIR. Hodza, venoval
slovenskym kultilrnym a skol-
sktm po3iadavkom vel'k1 cast
svojho prejavu ' rospoStovom W
bore senitu. Prehldsil, ze najbliz-
lin prosramom Gkolskej spr1vy
n elevsnsku bude so5t&tnsnie
pokTaSovseisho 1kolstvs remesel-
nfckshs ! xvt}5snis socillnsj ped
Gve6tt = 1tudsutstye. Minister je
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-14

pevne odhodlany vytrvat ma svo-
jom plane, ably bratislavska uni
verzita bola vybndovana ma po-
.emku Lafranconi, ably tax Bra
tislavc vznikla nova krasna Stvrt
Navrh ma sriadenie evanjelickej ]
fakulty theologickej ie az tiez IL
pine pripraveny k uskntocneniu.
SnGasne vSak bude treba rieSit
kladnc al wee sriadenia katolickcj ]
fakulty Bratislave. Zvlast' t'az-
ko dolieha ma Slovcnsko nedo-
statok Skolskych budov. ! tomu-
to ncdostatku bude V kratkom ca
Sc odpomozen6. Pan minister O.
znamil. lie len v BratiSlavc sta
vajl sa ma pr. styri move skOlSk''
budovy. Pre- Slovensko vel'mi do
lczi:ou vecou je problem skolstva
pohranicneho to najn;i ma slo-
ycnskom inhu a vychode. Ma po-
hranici slovenskom budr mai
blizSej dobc poStavent 10 Skol a
ma Podkarpatskoj Rusi 10.
Minister obchodn inz. Novak "a
| oberal sa V rozpoctovej reel tiez
i vecmi slovcnskImi. Poukazal
zvlaSte ma nzasny rozmach naSei
paroplavby ma Duna.ji, ktorl ma
vel Ky vliv ma hpravu tarifov a
nesmierny hoSpodarsky vyznam
| slovensky i celostatny. Minister.
stvu obchodu podarilo sa dosiah.
nut, re paroplavebnt spoloenosti
ma Dunaji zostaly v nasich ru.
kach, ackol 'vek cudzina prejavo
vala o ne vel ky zaujem snazi
la sa ich dostat' do rilk SvOjich
Minister Novak 81 'nbil tiez cchra
nu zaujmov slovensktho vinar
Stva.
Minister zemrdelstva, DIR. Srdil
kO, zaobcral Sa paSienkovou otaz
kou ma Slovensku a Podk. Rusi
Dochadza mnoho ziadosti "a prl
del pastvin a vyrubovanie h6r /
ME je mono vzdy hned' rozpoz
nat kde ie wee mienena nprim
ne kde Ia vecou stojl nejak;
mad 'arska spolocnost'.
| Samosebou vel'ka pczornost
bolat venovana ozehavej otazk'
sanacie priemyselnej krize Lipt
Sv. MikulaSi a LuGenci. Ministe
Novak prehlasil, re kozeluzsk.
priemysel lipt.-sv .-mikulassky m
zno zachranit' len ma podklad
druzstevnom. Tym sa zabrani je
dnak zbytocnej konkurencii, jed
max sa umozni lacnejsi nakup su
rovin a racionalizacia vyroby. -
Tiez riesenie priemyslovej krize
LuGenci je uz prichystane mini
ster dnfa, re uz dohpadnej do
be bude m6ct' tejto veci hovo
rit' ako hotovej veci. ct. o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-14
70 sterei vlasti
Zpravy prebrane 2 krajovych
easopisov.) ...<
ODHALENIE SOCHY ADOLFf
]. DoBR1ANsKEHo v MICHA-
LOVCIACH.

II .HlShAhOFlNC NNIL ~. ANA
II. novembra bola v Michalov-
ciach slavnost' odhalenia sochy
vel'kemu propagatorovi slovenSko
rusinskej vzajomnosti, podkarpat-
sktmu Rusovi, Adolfovi Ivanovi-
covi Dohrianskemu. Slavnost Sa
konala v pritomnosti ministra Skol
stva a narodnej osvety dra Mila-
na Hodzu a "a chromnei uGasti o.
byvatel 'stva 70 Sifoktho okolia.
Adolf 1vanovit Dobriansky Dol
priekopnikom pritul'nosti medzi
podkarpatskymi Rusmi a Slovak-
mi. Narodil sa r. 1877 Zemplin-
skcj a so Slovakmi priSicl prv[
raz do styku Stiavnici. kdc Stu
doval ma banskej akadcmii. Ne
skorsie ostal v bahskrj rluzbc vo
VindSachte, ned'aleko Stiavnice.
kde sa al ozenil, wal si SlovcnlSu
a tym sa jeho styky este vacSmi
prehlbily bratsly pomer medzi
Podkarpatskymi Rusmi a Slovak-
mi sa "a ieho zivota krasne rozvi.
null.
Dobrianskv bol pri vsetkom
60 sa dialo Y prospech slovenske
narodne; veci q, . nS;nkova1
spolu 10 s]ovenskvmi narodovca.
mi t:sastnil 81 zakladan;a Mati
20 Sloyenskei roznvch sloven.
skfch skol a spolkov. vvkcnar
kus zasiuznpi pracc prc Slovak,,
ma ku)tiirnom noli Slovcnski i w.
ri boiv iebo dusi tax blizko akf
podkarpatsko-rnske yeci iebo slo
yenskvm nriatel'o,o Neskorsie
ked' iirinkoyal Y namestnc; rad,
Y Budine I'll v kruhu hndane
Stianskych Slovakov, vySlvch X
skoly L'udovfta Stiira, boil tt
Francisco, Pauliny, Radlinsky. Pa
lark a ini. S tymito zil Dobrian
sky ako so svojimi. V roku 1S4>
Dol tiez cinnym DO boku Slovako,
a ked' pred 10 rokmi, 81. okto
bra dosiel do Turc. Sv. Martin;
Anton Beskid a V meme podkar
patskych Rusov sa nSvedcil pret
predsedom Slovenskej Narodne
Rady, Matlsom Dulom,i re pod
karpatskl Rusi chch byt v jed
nom State so Slovakmi, bolo to "a
IA
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-14
PRECEDENT MAsARYK MA
BRADLE. =.

Prezident Masaryk, sprevadza-
ny ministrom zahranicnylch zale-
zitosti drom Benesom, nasim w
slancom ParHi drom Osuskym,
sefom Protokolu vyslancom Strim
plom a krajinskym prezidentom
slovenskyym ,Drobn!m odiSiel 10.
oktobra rano ma Bradlo ku mohy-
le generala NJ. r. Stefanika. kde
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-14
ZACNE SA STAVBA ZEMSKE-
HO PALACU v BRAT1sLAvE.

Ministerska rada Prahc dala
snhlas k stavbe palaca pre- zem-
sky nrad a snem Y Bratislave a
pOverila ministerStvO vcreintch
prac prevedenim pripravnfch
prac k te.jto stavb". Naklad ma
stavbu palAca cdhadnuty jc ma
40 miliononv KGs.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-14

polozil ma mohylu venice. Ma zpia-
to6nej ceste zastavil sa pan pre-
zident so svojim sprievodom Y Ko-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-19

cents each. but those who gave him
money rarely took the penknives.
Money poured In SO fast that he
was able to take weekend rests at
his mothers home in Revere. where
he had equipped the basement with
a billiard table. And later when the
money continued to pile up IN the
bank he employed a valet-secretary.
who lived with him In q $40 a week
room here.
All went well until Sunday eve
ming when he was arrested and
committed to the psychopathic ward
at Bellevue hospital for observation
Leaves City
As a result. Ansel was given his
choice in court yesterday Of either
spending six months In the work
house. or putting up $1,000 bond
as a guarantee that he would leave
New York by midnight.
He put up the bond and left.
Probation Officer William T..
Stack. who investigated Ansel's
case. testified in court yesterday
that with the money Ansel had made
from New York suckers" and the
money left to him by his father,
who died six months ago. he had
acquired 100000 In FIRST mortgages
and had bought several newsstands
in Boston.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-19
GETS zIGzAGGER
IN Speeding CAR
Policeman 0Yerhauls Driver and
Claims He Was Drunk

George L. Greatorex. s5, OF $50
West Main street. was arrested on
Corbin avenue shortly before IL
o'clock last night by Supernumerary
Officer James Kelly on charge of
operating an automobile while un-
der the influence Of liquor. and
without having an operators license
in his possession, and in police court
today a plea OF not guilty was enter
ed and continuance until next
Wednesday ordered on request OF
Attorney A. A. Greenberg. who np-
peared for GreatoreN.
Greatorex was driving on Hart
street and the officer Is said to
have signalled him with his flash
light to stop but he went faster and
was not overhauled until he had
been chased in a Communicated car.
According to the officer. Greatorex' $
car was zig-Za gging. He was accom-
panied by a man who was not held
According to the police records
Greatorex was convicted and fined
$3.50 and costs on the charge o!
drunken driving on November a.
1924. He was released after court to-
day in $500 bonds.
Joseph Pavano, %, of 90 Sexton
street. who pleaded not guilty to the
charge Of speeding when arraigneG
in court yesterday. pleaded guilt,
today and was fined $40 and costs
Judge Roche that Pavano was driv.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-19
'bEGGAR' CLEANS
$4,000 IN n. Y.
Told to Leave City Which he
Does Willingly

New York. Dec. - (UP)-A beg
gar. who employed a valet-secretary.
but who never asked for money.
left here yesterday sooner than he
planned.
Samuel Ansel. 50. of Revere.
Mass, suffered from encephalitis as
the result of sleeping sickness. He
also had a slight impeachment in his
speech and slight facial twitch.
which he was able to exaggerate
considerably. Thus equipped he
found the subway here profitable.
He would walk through the
crowded subway cars, his face
twitching and his body shaking. and
people filled his pockets with mon
ey He carried 4 boz Of penknives.
which he bought for s2..5 a gross
and offered them for sale at 10
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-19
BOYS PLAY HOCKEY, TAKE
PEEP AT this Big WORLD
Ships That Go Down To the Sea
BeCkOn 10 Lads Tired of
Three RS.

Bent upon seeing the Connecticut
river and inspecting the boats that
cruise up and down the waterfront.
three local boys played hockey"
from school and hitch-hiked to
Hartford yesterday. being picked up
and held in the detention home at
S22 Washington street until Ser
geant P. J. O'Mara and Officer E. r..
Kelly of the local police arrived to
bring them back to this city.
The boys told the officers they
stayed out of school Monday after
noon and stole pair Of gloves in
Main street store. They slept at
home that night and went to Hart
ford by agreement. intending to re-
turn last night without letting their
parents know Of their truancy.
That the trio did not take kindly
to being held in Hartford was inii-
Gated in the declaration to the local
officers that they would have brok-
en- out of tie place had they been
held longer.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-19
TOOthache Drives Man
To Take Own Life

Port Chester. ". Y, Dec. le.-@
"A man who visited . dentists
Office for treatment early last eve
ming. only to find the doctor out.
leaped from q window In the once
and disappeared. Early today his
body was found hanging BY Z belt
from rafter in = coal yard.
He was Max stempian. of Green
witch. Conn.,. and he worked In Q
Port Chester factory. Police ASSUME
ed that a toothache had driven him
to suicide. Stempian leaves . wife
and seven children.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-19
father AND SON
fined IN court
Collision in NeTineton Figures
in Case Before Justice

Newington. Dec. 1s-Dominick De
Pento. a live poultry dealer OF New
Britain was arraisned before Justice
Wells In town court last night and
pleaded guilty to a violation of the
motor vehicle law in allowing his
son to drive 4 truck. which figured
in = collision Friday. December ~.
at the corner of Willard atenue and
Cedar street.
His son. Salvatore De Pento. age
II, was driving = light truck which
overturned. Two passengers, Zig
mond Urbanski and Leo Kalinowski,
also Of New Britain were injured.
While young DE Pento had an
operators license. he could not show
proof Of financial responsibility as
required by the state. The father
was fined $40 and costs Of $12.s1
and the son was fined IS and costs
Of $12.31.
Carl DeWolf Of Springfield. a
truck driver for Bill Kneeland, who
was arrested Sunday night by the
state police on a charge OF speeding
pleaded guilty In town court Tuesday
night before Justice E. Stanley
Wells. He was fined SO and costs
Of 1891.
Lecture on Poultry
r. e. Jones' extension poultry spe.
cialist. will speak at the Newington
Grange hall Thursday evening at I
O'Clock. His subject will be Pullet
Management.
Leon Grouten. Of Pennington, will
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-19
City Items

Joseph Kowalevich OF SO Lorraine
street reported to Officer Daniel
Cosgrove last night that his son.
Peter. aged 9. was bitten by a dog
at $3.50 yesterday afternoon. His
trousers were torn and his, leg la
cerated. Officers Lee and Cosgrove
learned that the dog is owned by
Kasimir Glowacki f 9S Beaver
street, and the boy identified the
animal.
Joseph Pareznaski OF 1884 Corbin
avenue complained to Supernumer-
airy Officer John Nolan last night
that boys congregate at he corner
OF Clinton street and Corbin avenue
and annoy him.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-19

ing at the approximate rate Of so
miles an hour through Stanley and
Allen streets Monday afternoon.
Motorcycle Officer William O'Day
chased him into Newington and ar
rested him. Judge W. +. Mangan
who represented Pavano said there
was no question of guilt but he was
alone and did not endanger any
ones safety. Judge Roche said 4
seemed like an ordinary case of
speeding. calling for the usual
penalty.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-19
Majestic Sails After
Being Held by Fog

Southampton. Eng. Dec. ls.-tP
The liner Majestic sailed at noon
today after being held up by fog.
Company officials said the boat
would not reach New York until
Christmas day so her thousand
American passengers and many 10
be taken aboard at Cherbourg have
the prospect Of eating their Christ
mas dinner aboard ship. The huge
mail aboard the liner Is not likely to
be distributed until after Christmas
day.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-19
Elks to Hear Eulogies
On Members

At the regular meeting of New
Britain Lodge. No. 957. 3. P, o. E..
tomorrow night. eulogies will be de-
livered on the recent death of John
L. McCabe. James l.. Doyle and
James c. Corbly. Prosecuting Attor-
rev J. G. Woods will deliver the
McCabe eulogy. r. r. Hall will de-
liver the DOYLE eulogy. and DR..
James +. Dobson will deliver the
Corbly eulogy.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-19
speak at practical pouitryman.
Grange Christians Party

Grange CHRISTIANS Party
.Newington Grange held = regular
meeting last night 1t was followed
by a Christmas program In charge
Of Mrs Margaret Jones and Mrs.
Elizabeth Stowsll. ~ follows:
Three Christmas carols.
Piano solo by Miss Doris Wilson
and Eloise Byrne.
Gypsy Dance-Margaret Jones nd
Shirley Prescher.
Violin duet-Walter Miller and
Chester Rowley.
Tableaux-Elliott and Marylyn
stoddard and Lois Webster.
Sketch-Old and new Christmas
by the Deane sisters.
Selection from the drum corps,
Edward Churchill.
REGULATIONS were given by Estelle
Eddy. Shirley Presner. Phyllis
Schroeder. Muriel Hansen. Anna
Enone. Boyd Hounchill and Frank
Eddy.
After the program Santa Claus
presented each child with a gift
The next meeting Of the Grange will
be held January IS and will be in.
stallation Of officers. The refresh
ment committee are Mrs. Fred VIII
son. Mrs. John Walsh and Mrs
James Parker.
To Light Christmas Tire
The Newington Garden club Will
take charge of decorating and light
ing the Christmas tree which the
members planted on the green a few
years ago.
The Christian Endeavor has form.
ed chorus and will lead the sing.
ing this year which is to take place
Saturday night. December 81. at 6:Sf
o'clock. In past years large mum.
her Of people have turned out fol
this occasion. This year the com.
munity IL looking forward to rec.
ord breaking gathering.
READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR REST RESULTS
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-19

READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR REST RESULTS
The Washington times., 1928-03-28
DETACHED BRICK
CHASE, D. c.

r0r al 300. ON LOT 6Ox1l5
&C. StrenIacee LIVING room, 20x2O. lava:
lsory on first floor, aEpls bedrooms T,od ana
tbs 1890 irclfdilig hot-water heat cleo.
COM garage. copper screens easement
windowe. - ". ynIi dsipltcate this ofterr
aa sTssiik. keTs for further information
The Washington times., 1928-03-28
CHR YSLER
USED CAR DEPT.
HERE
ARE
JUST A FEW OF THE REAL
VALUES WE HAVE ON
OUR FLOOR:

1925 Ford Roadster ...... $85
1926 Chrysler 20 Sedan -. $50
1926 Junior Sport Tour. :. SIS
1926 Chevrolet Coach ..... 295
1926 Chrysler Sc Coach. -. 525
1925 Chrysler 70 Roadster. 585
1924 Chrysler 20 Touring -. 425
1926 Oakland Landau-Sedan. CTS
1926 Nash Adv. 6 Sedan. SIS
1926 Chrysler SO Coupe 80. 525
1927 Chrysler 20 Cabriolet. i, $50
1927 Nash Light s Coach -. $50
Evening star., 1928-02-05

Beautiful new model with
round neckline. touches OF lace
a II d appliqued medall,ons.
Lovely new plnkS and bridal
white. $395. Grey Shops
Second Floor.
Evening star., 1928-02-05
SENTENCE Is GIVEN
FOR MANSLAUGHTER
Youth to Serve Seven Years and
Six Months-Man Gets 10
Years for Assault.

William e. Bright. colorcd, II years
old was sentenced yesterday by Chief
Justice Mccoy in Criminal Division l
TO serve seven years and six months in
the pententary following his convic-
ton of manslauehter Bright got into
fight with Barney A. Ward. veteran
of Soldiers Home. in the woods near
the home and kicked Ward to death.
Because OF the youth of the prisoner
the court cut the maximum penalty
one-half.
Amos Adams. colored, was sent to the
pentcntiary for 10 years for an assault
with dangerous weapon. He shot
Henry H. Twyman December 10 last.
Raw Derr colored, was given a term
of Is years In the penitentiary for two
housrbrcakings He broke into the
store Of Harry Rubin, 1918 Fourteenth
street. and stole a quantity Of jewelry
and January 7 entered the store Of
BENJAMIN Abramson. 1881 Fourteenth
street and stole clothing The court
fixed the penalty at seven years md
six months in each case to run con-
Secutively.
James Dunning 0olored. will spend
five years In the penitentiary for house
breaking Dunn!ng gave as an excuse
that he vas out of work and was
hungry and had no shoes.
Evening star., 1928-02-05
Good Words Club. male quartet. club
room

Good Words Club. male quartet. club
room.
Garfield Center. Alabama avenue and
Twenty fifth street southeast:
Wednesdays pm. Garfield Citizens
Association. basketry and flower making
class. Wolf Girl Scouts, chorus for
Snow White" boys game group, male
chorus.
Military Road Center. Military road
near BrightWood.
Monday-3:l5 pm, music extension
piano class.
Wednesday--3:15 pm, BuZEing Bees
Dramatic Club,
Friday-3;l5 pm. music extension
piano class
Smothcrs Music Center. Forty-second
and BenninR road northeast:
Mondays pm. music extension
piano class. flowcr-making class.
Deanwo0d Music Center. Whiting
tlam and Lane places northeast:
Thursday-3:15 pm. music extension
oiano class
West Washington Center. Phillips
School. Twenty-seventh and N streets:
Friday: 30 pm. hand work, Reg lar
FellerS Vincent Social Club. Junior
Boys Athletic Club West washington
Glee Club, community singing, social
dancing. games. Knights of ST. john
soap and clay modelling
Evening star., 1928-02-05
POPULARITY TEST
WILL FEATURE BALL
More Than 100 Entered in Race
for Prizes offered by
Shriners.

A popularity contest feature OF the
revue and ball OF the Almas Temple to
be held March 3 in the Washington
Auditorium Is claiming great interest
in Shrine circles here. and more than
100 have already been registered
The three prizes to be given contest
winners of first, second and third place
are late model Oakland sport roadster.
free vacation trip TO Miami. Fla, and
diamond ring Decisions will be
based on votes provided from coupons
attached TO admission tickets the
candidate having the greatest number
to her credit being declared winner
Any woman resident Of Washington
within the Jurisdiction Of Almas Temple
Is eligible to compete. provided she Is
sponsored by an Alnas noble.
Evening star., 1928-02-05
u. S. EMPLOYEES TRANSFER
Colored Workers will Return to
Treasury Posts.

The Treasury has moved TO place
back in their old positions nine colored
employees who in July. 1925, were trans
ferred from the Office OF register OF the
Treasury to the Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing
Fifteen colored persons were among
100 who we're dismissed from the
registers Office July /, 1925. but on
protests the Treasury found positions
for all of them In the Bureau OF En-
craving and Printing. Tomorrow the
Q, who still remain after several resig-
nations from the original Is. will be
transferred back to their old positions
in the registers office. where they de-
sired to work. This was made possible
by reason of vacancies in the registers
office
Evening star., 1928-02-05
AIRWAY HEADS TO MEET.

at the Commerce Department Monday
TO discuss methods Of speeding up air
way work and installation Of airvay
equipment and more uniform methods
OF maintenance Many airUay engi-
neers, extension superintendents and
inspectors Of the airways division Of
the department will attend the cen
terence, over which F G Hingsbsrg,
chief engineer Of the airways division,
will preside
Immediately following the conference,
preliminary aerial survey work on the
section Of the Los Angele$-Salt Lake
airuavs will be undertaken as we'll ss
a preliminary survey Of the route be-
tween New Orleans and Atlanta.
Evening star., 1928-02-05

First Lieut. James S. Wallingford,
United States Infantry. at Pasadena
Calf. has been placed on the retired
list OF the Army on account Of dis
ability incident to the service and First
Sergt Frank j. McGrath, sgd Coast
Artillery. at Fort Eustis, Va, has been
retired on his own application after
more than 30 years active military
service
Evening star., 1928-02-05
Statistical Unity Urged.

Correspondence OF the Associated Press.
GENEVA -Unification of economic.
commercial and industrial statistics is
the object of an international confer
cnce which the League of Nations has
convoked for November The United
States probably will be invited to par
ticipate in the meeting at which effort
will be made to embody resolutions
adopted at the international economic
conference held at Geneva last Sum-
mer.