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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-02
Valley Society
MISS BARBARA PAYNE, Editor Phone z
RBARA PAYNE, Editor

and also Of the recent recital given
by the club.
For the past two weeks Miss Todd
has delivered these educational lee
lures from her wide range Of knowl-
edge Of music. To supplement her
talks she uses q photograph 70 give
selections upon which she lectures.
A nearby blackboard is used to illus
trate the different movements and
themes as the instrument plays.
The club has extended q cordial
invitation to anyone interested in
music appreciation to meet with them
every Wednesday morning at $3.50
o'clock in the Baptist church.
MRS. HUNT GUEST
Mrs. Z. S. Hunt was the only guest
at the home Of Mrs. billiard Smith
Tuesday afternoon in Los Ebanos at
the meeting of the Mardi Bridge club.
Mrs. Fred Latham scored for the
club prize and Mrs. H. ID. Seago re-
ceived the second high prize.
The hostess served her guests q
salad and ice course. The next host
ess has not been announced.
CLUB NAMED
A newly formed small bridge club
met at the home of Mrs. S. NJ. Har-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-02
City Sets Aside
Sewer Contract
AT Raymondville

RAYM0NDvILLE. May 2. 80 The
contract between the city Of Ray
mondville and the Southern Road
company Of Houston. for constructing
a sewer system in Raymondville. has
been cancelled by the city. upon the
allegation that the company has not
carried out its part Of the contract
After n delay Of several months
awaiting a test, the city officials took
over the Job.
Bert Miers has been given the con-
tract to put the system in working
shape. with Boyd Kelley Of Browns
vile as engineer, City Commissioner
Charles Zolninger stated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-02
Flashes Of Life

(By The Associated PressJ
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-02
School Inspector Is
RayInondville Visitor

RAYMoNDvILLE. May 2.-Miss
Lizzie NJ. Barbour. assistant director
in industrial education at the state
department Of education at Justin,
inspected the commercial department
Of the Raymondville high school
Tuesday. This work is in charge Of
Mrs. Reta NJ. Fisher.
Miss Barbour was formerly super
intendent of the Brownsville schools.
and is well known throughout the
Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-02

With the spring the great trek be-
gins. Everyone has the urge to 30
somewhere, and plans for vacation
jaunts blossom overnight. And when
a woman plans a trip she immediate
~ wonders il she has anything suit
able to wear.
The suit pictured nswer the need
for an appropriate travelling costume.
IL is q Mustard colored buchora suit
with hat Of the same material. Ii
consists of dress in tailored lines,
sleeveless vest, much like a mans,
and buttoning down the front, which
may be worn or not, as the weather
suggests. And cape is lined with a
lighter shade.
Designed for sports but equally
practical for travel is the new felt
vest. IL comes in pastel shades with
appliqued figures of contracting
color and stitched embroidery.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-02

Dolly Madison Crepe; lovely
for Bed Spreads and Grapes; in
Rose. Blue, and Gold. $500
values for
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-02

wASHINGTON-Perhaps most ev-
erybody in the world is trying to get
thin. Professor o. w. NJ. Sprague
of Harvard has informed a house
committee that in view of the i'm
probability of increased consump-
fion IF food, agriculture cannot hope
for higher prices.
cHICAGo-Plenty Of exercise
ridir-, swimming. golf, tennis-is
favored for prospective mothers by
DIR. Harold W. Miller. He told the
Illinois Homeopathic association that
the modern girl does not get enough.
NEW York; Umbarto Torrino.
Italian heavyweight claimant just
arrived, is as accomplished in fight
ing as he says he is in other re-
spects, good night, Tunney. He not
only reads Shakespeare, but Plu-
tarch, Herodotus and Homer; he
@vlays the guitar, mandolin. ukelele
ARD cello. He Is IN engineer and a
baritone.
NEW YoRK-A portrayal Of the
wiles of New York will enable Don
aid NJ. Mattison Of Winston-Salem,
~. c., to study abroad three years
with sn income Of $1,000 a year plus
$50 for transportation. He won a
Prix de Rome fellowship with a
painting Of a young man pursued by
three sirens and sinking in the mud.
David X. Rnbins OF Minneapolis,
formerly an architectural draughts-
man. won a fellowship OF the same
value for sculptures.
WASHINGTON-Could IL be that
the rush Of American girls TO be pre-
scented at court in London shortly
has started something? Represen-
tativ SABBATH, democrat, Illinois.
wants congress to tell Mr.. Kellogg
to order our diplomats not to let
title and social seekers interfere
with Uncle Sans business.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-02
MUSIC LECTURERS

Members Of the Brownsville Music
club and some guests were present
at the regular meeting time in the
Baptist church this morning at $3.50
o'clock to hear q lecture on music APP
probation by Miss NJ. Flora Todd.
director Of the choir of that church
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-02
RIrIIETN

First figures lowest temperature
last night; second. highest tempera-
ture yesterday; third. wind velocity
at : a. m; fourth, rainfall last 81
hnuru
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-02
$4,000 FOR 500 PICTURE

LoNDON.-A painting by Tintor-
etto originally bought fer 500 by the
wife of Thomas Perry, a blind up
holsterer, was sold at auction for
$40. 0O0.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-06
OCEAN CITY HAS
 DANGEROUS BLAZE
Loss Is S2M,000;; Whole Place
 Threatened

Ocean City. N. J., April GA fire. apparently of incendlary origin, swept through an entire block on the ocean front early yesterday de- stroying buildings valued at nor than $eo0.0oo. Bremen of six cities battled the flames for three hours before the fire was subdued.
 Two fires started simultaneously on the opposite sides of the Doughty block at Eighth street and the board walk. They were discovered by a watchman of the Bader Construc- ton company engaged in construct ing the Boardwalk, and although he sounded an alarm at once, the flames spread with suspicious rapidity.
 Three persons were rescued from the buildings. They were N. Nara saiki. owner of curio shop: Miss Phoebe Doughty. a daughter of the owner of the buildings and Henry Johnson. a carataker. Mir. Nara saiki was overcome by the smoke and was attended by a pulmotor crew.
 The buildings In the block were oc- cupied by the Holbrook Pharmacy, Douglas Log Cabin Candy Shop, the Toy Shop, Mayors jewelry store. Cal Hers refreshment parlor. Ben Young's hot dog stand. Japanese ping pong store, Ed Germans fish ing tackle shop. Grandma's Kitchen, and . restaurant operated by o. Henry.
 When the chief of the Ocean City fire departmen ent saw the flames. he at once called on the departments from Atlantic City, Ventnor. Margate. somers Point and Sea Isle City, which responded immediately. The fro started at a. m,, and was sub- dued shortly after o'clock.
 About . week ago Mayor Joseph C. Champion received an anonymous letter from a person who wrote that he would set fire to the city because the present mercantile tax is too high. He also said that the lives of the mayor and Commissioners Trout and Edwards were in danger.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-06
Paris Lawyers Boast
 Guaranteed DivOrces

Paris. April G.. R,-Despite the tightening up of court procedure where Americans demand divorce in Paris courts. one firm of lawyers here has advertised a special price for transatlantic separations.
 Five hundred dollars is the flat charge, with 'all requirements met"
 Reputable American lawyers in Paris have hastened to disavow the firm, but its advertisement has ap- peared in a number of newspapers. Authorities at the law courts sniff ed at the pretentions of the law firm and pointed to recent decisions to show that American divorces cannot be guaranteed. even by the ministry of justice.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-06
OS,7O6 Men on Payroll of
 Ford and General Motors

Detroit, April s-A report of Gen. eral Motors on It's employment throughout the world, combined with the last known total of the Ford Motor company. indicates that these Detroit industries supply work direct to 40S.706 men.
 General Motors reports that dur ing February this year it reached it's peak with a total of 201.s73. The total in January was 195.993.
 Fords last total was compiled somewhat more than a year ago. when 2o7,s33 men were on the pay roll.
 Officials of the Ford Motor com pany predict that this total will be exceeded In a few months by many thousands.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-06
OF TAFT DIES,
 36 YEARS X RECLUSE
Mrs. Virginia +. RAWsnn of Win Chester, Va, Passes Away
 at 70 Years.

Winchester. Va. April 6 A search conducted for 36 years by New York state relatives for Miss Virginia E. Rawson, aged 70. a member of a New Rochelle. \. Y, family. ended yesterday when they were notified of her death in Me norial hospital here. A representa- tive of Winslow s. Pierce, her at torney. of 37 Wall street. New York. IS expected tomorrow, probably ac- companied by relatives,
 Miss Rawsor had been living here for 50 years. She was a near cousin of Chief Justice Taft. Her residence at various times had been in Cali fornia, San Antonio. Detroit and Washington. D. c.
 It was said that Miss RaWson left her New Rochelle home 36 years ago without Indicating her reasons. As death approached she COntided to an intimate friend the names and ad dresses Of relatives, who were noti- fled. They included two sisters, Mrs. Theodore Wright of South NorWalk. Conn, and Mrs. George Wishart. in Germany, and brother. Clifford Rawson, who died April 2 in New Haven, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-06
Manila Suburb DOOms
 Flimsy Nipa Houses

Manila. P. l., April 6. Pt-A dew astating fire among the nipa palm. bamboo and rattan houses Of Pasay, suburb of Manila, has caused the banishment of the Him. sy matched dwellings.
 The municipal council has acted to prevent reconstruction of the in flammable houses. and the district Is being rebuilt with more substan- tial houses, which while not fire proof will not be as dangerous.
 Hundreds of residents of the devastated destrict are being cared for at d refugee camp established by the government and the Red Cross. Almost 700 houses were consumed in an hour and 2.50o per sons were made homeless.
 In outlawing the nipa house, the council has doomed type Of dwelling which has been charac- teristic Of this part of the Orient for centuries. It Is cool and healthful in many ways but offers no resistance to fire.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-06
Reich" Now Translated
 AS Republic, Not Empire

Berlin. April 6. @-"Deutsches Reich" now means German Repub- lie, according to seni-official news
 Once 1t meant German Empire and was the official name of the state ruled by the Hohenzollerns. 'Deutsches Reich" it remains al though the country is now . fed eral republic.
 Tho dictionary gives the alter native meaning of empire" as ap- plicable to 'any powerful nation" The Diplomatisch-Po h. Politische kor resppndenz, a semi-officially inspir- cd publication. says that Reich" is really untranslatable. and that it means in German . federation of statey which retain in some form or other sovereignty of their own.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-06
Ohio Now Has Democratic
 Senator Replacing Willis

Columbus Ohio. April 6 w. Ohio's senatorial representation to- day was split between republicans and democrats with the appoint ment of Cyrus Locher of Cleveland. a democrat, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Senator Frank B. Willis. who had sought the republican presidential nomination.
 Locher. appointed by Gov. A. V. Donahey, will be succeeded in his former post as director of com
New Britain herald., 1928-04-06
Easter Outfit Stolen
 By Farmers EmplOye

Hinsdale, April 6-Alex Grechen will have to buy another new suit for Easter or brush up his "second best"
 Alex purchased new suit for Sunday. including everything from kicks" to kelly" While helping a neighbor to start a gasoline engine today, however, the suit disappeared. So did the young farmland who worked for him. Alex thinks that both suit ad farmland left for Bos-
New Britain herald., 1928-04-06
TWO HELD IN DARIEN
Darien. Conn. April 6 CUP

Darien. Conn.,. April 6 (UP) = Michael Flanagan, Bridgepo'' truck line operator. and Stanley Stanko of Stratford were held in Darien Jail today in default of s. 800 bonds. They will be arraigncd here tomorrow charged with trans. portation of liquor. The pair were arrested early today by Motorcycle Officer Amos Anderson on the Bos. ton Post road. Anderson found l.. 800 gallons of beer in Flannagnn'. truck.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-06

ton via the B. & A., whose freight yard runs close by the Gretchen farm.
 As the farmhand's home is in Bos- ton. Alex assumes that he intends to take part in the Hubs Easter pa and pearl grey hat. he probably will enjoy himself better on Fremont street Sunday than he would have if he had remained here to Qo his "heel and toe act" over the muddy streets of the village.
 READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1928-04-06

company of Massachusetts against the executors of William M. Wood. former president of that company. to recover $1,S00,000 for alleged losses on resale of mill property. has been dismissed by the state supreme court.
 The court ruled that the alleged fraud in the resale of the Winooskt mills to the American Woolen com pany of New Jersey at . high figure. was not committed on the plaintiff. but on the New Jersey corporation.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-06

merce by Lieut.. Gov. Earl D. Bloome of Bowling Green. also a democrat. it was announced today by the gov ernor.
 Locher will present himself in Washington April 16 to take the oath of United States senator. He has been a member of Gov. Dona- hey's cabinet more than five years and has been one of the governors closest political advisers.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-06

BIG SUIT DIsMISs1D
 Boston. April (UP) - Suit brought by the American Woolen
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-23
CHRISTMAS PROVERBS

To issue an invitation is to make ourselves responsible for our guests happiness as long as he is under our roof.
 It is a sin against hospi-e tality to open your door and shut up your countenance.
 The giver makes the gift precious.
 A gift with a kind coun- tenanee is a double present.
 The charitable give cut at the door and God puts in at the window.
 There is no grace in gift that sticks to the fingers.
 Hearts alone buy hearts.
 Kindness. like grain, in creases by sowing.-Montreal Herald.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-23
RUSTY IS A BELIEVER
 IN CHRISTMAS FOR ALL

He had, it is only fair to say, been in a fight, Quite a recent fight. He had lost some feathers, and bits Of down still floated trem- uously through the air. But he had come out victor. He had driven away seven other hungry sparrows, and thus had the crust of bread all to himself. He began pecking off luscious morsels.
 This is the first square meal I've had in a week." he chirped to himself. Funny, how those big, stupid people think of no one but themselves. Haven't they got eyes in their heads? Or ears? We have to live as well as they. And we do it without help"
 He took several mouthfuls. "I suppose they think they are as i'm portant as we arel l wonder who'd nip off the bugs from the gardens if we all died of the cold?'
 A child came out of the house.
 
 She had wooden box in her hand which she placed on a square post set up in the ground. Come on, other little birds." she called. Here is something for you. He shan't have all the fo0dl" She shooed Rusty away, but she was laughing. Here is enough for all of you" she said, and hid behind a bush.
 Rusty immediately investigated the box. It held grain and crumbs and bits of meat. The seven other sparrows came back. Rusty al- lowed them to stay.
 "Merry Christmas". whispered the child. Please grow warm feathers for the cold" She return ed to the house.
 Rusty set about eating as har as he could. The seven other birds did likewise. Maybe" thought Rusty, there are a few people who realize they aren't as import ant as we are: It's about time!9'
 Peck, chirp, flutter, flutter, peck! Martha Banning Thomas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-23
GREETINGS BY AIR AND WIRE

A worldwide Christmas GUS tom, which originated in this country is the sending of greet ings by radio, telegraph and cable
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-23
CHRISTMAS JCY COMPLETE

No Christmas Joy is complete unless it is enriched by glow of sympathy with the Joy to the world" promised in Jesus birth.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-23
THE STILL, SMALL VOICE"

Christmas season is hallowed by the small gift, not by the prineely gift. and the still, small voice" remains the hope of the world.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-23
CHRISTMAS A STATE OF MIND

Christmas is observed just be- cause it had, and still has, to do with people. Christmas is state of mind. It is a beautiful spirit.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-23
IS A DAY OF GRATITUDE

Christmas is day of simple pleasures and of gratitude for the blessings youchsafed by Prov idence.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-23
LEGEND OF THE MIsTLETOE

The legend or the mlStIet0e and it's connection with kissing belong to a distant past, and comes from Scandinavia.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-23
sPENDTHRIFTs IN SENTIMENT

If there ever was a time when we should be. spendthrifts in sen timent it is at Christmas.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-23
oBJAvILI DALSIU KRADEz
MA MESTSKOM DOME

Y tieto dni objayena bola d'al-
:sia lsradeG ma 1nestskom ssfcfne,
ktora bola spachana "a minnlej
administracie. Jedna sa o 1874
htore boly vyplatene "a vyeiste-
ME kanalu, ale ktore mesto nikdy
nedostalo do pokladnice. Direktor
financif Jones oznamil, re nasled-
kom tejto kradeze jeden alebo
dvaja zamestnanci v departments
ulic budn muset' zad 'akovat'.
Vysetrovanie kradeze na NEST
skom dome nejde akosi hladko.
Met konperacie medzi mayorom a
okresnym fiskalom. Mayor udava,
ze okresny fiskal nechce vysetro-
vat okresny fiskal zas tvrdi, re
chce vysetrovat', ale intelligent
nym sp6sobom. Heffernan toti2
cbce 81 vybit hodne politickeho
kapitalu objavu kradeze, co mu
ini nechcd pripustit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-23
PES, MILAtEK, sTIAHoL
ZENE KOzU s HLAVY

V poslednych rokoch prisli vel'-
mi do m6dy takzv nemecki poll
cajni psi, ktori sti vlciakmi a O.
krem yel'kei intelligence prezra-
dzujti al vel'k1 lstiyost' nespo-
l'ahlivosf. v tieto dni stale sa Y
Leawittsburgu, Re jeden takyto
pes stiahol svojej gazdinej kozu $
polovice hlavy. Ista Mrs. Kaler
sla zobudit' svoju dceru neskoro
rano. Pes siel hned' "a nou do
spalne a ked Kalerova potriasla
dceru "a piece, ably ystala, pes w
sko9il ma hlavu Kalerovej, fatal
zuby do jej hlavy ju skoro eel
kom skalpoval.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-23
REFERENDUM o PREDAJI
MESTSKfHO MAJETKU

Koncilman Gus "A. Doeright,
predseda finan1nehe gyboru NEST
skej rady osnaniia; III prsaai nest
skeho pozemku ma Boardman st.
da rozhodnit NEST anon, akona-
HE mestska rada odhlasuje udo-
brenie predaju toho majetku kon-
trolnou komisiou. Doeright tvrdi,
re kontrolna komisia chce zame-
dit referendum, a ide majetok
odovzdat' Telegramu "a 1926, 900
vzdor vel 'kej opozicii NEST 'anstva
ktore veri, ze majetok je hoden
5000, 900 alebo Wac. Clenmi kon-
trolnej komisie sii mayor, mestsky
fiSkal mestsky direktor finan-
eli, preto je t'azko VERT tvrde-
niu, ze by tito boil proti v6li "a
pravam NEST 'anstva.N
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-23
VYsTAVA .OBRAZOV
HORVATSKEHO UMELCA

v dHoch cd 25. marca do ]. a.
prila t. r., cd 10. do IL. hodiny
predpoludnim cd 2. do 4. popo-
lndnf otvorena bude vystava o.
brazoy akademnkeho maliara hor-
vatskaho, p. Jozefa Buzana no
vom auditoriu horvatskej osady
Sv. Petra a Pavla, AT Covington
ST., " Youngstown.
Ma tito vystavu upozornnjeme
slovenske obecenstvo, zvlaSt' ale
inteligenciu, aby sa prislo poko-
chat ma pracach jcdnoho . mai
yacsich horvatskych umelcov pri.
tomnej DOLBY. Majster Buzan w,
studoval maliarstvo v zahrebskej
akademii umeni. Vstupne je vol
ne. Vystawene ma 81 obrazov, /,
ktorych vaGsina zobrazuje zivo1
horvatskeho l'udu. SD to vysoke.
umeleckej hodnoty prace . kazdy
,kto vystavu nsvstiyi zaEiie zried'
kave chyile nadsenia "a krasu /
umenie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-23
NoVY sLOvENsKH OBCHOD
MA LANSINGVILLE

Ma, 2. aprila alebo koncom mar
ga slovensky Lansingville, bude
zas 8 ieden slovensky obchod boz
hatsi. Pochvalne znamy Slovak,
D. Stefan Barbnstiak -totH otvori
v &. 2433 Shirley Road inoderny
modny obchod pre- zeny a dievGa-
ia pod menom Lansingville Ladies
Shop. Pan Barbustiak bude v tom
obchode d1zat' najnoysej mody
zenske a dieveenske Saty, kostymy
a kabaty okrem toho bude al
Sit dl'a miery, lebo je tomto re-
mpsle odbornfkom. Pan Barbu-
stiak boil "a mnohe roxy v Parizi
hlaynym krajaeom vo yel'kom
m6dnom obchode tiez NAL ma
Sloyensku podobny obchod, akf
otvorf ma Lansingville. Preto slo-
venske zeny a slecny mozu sa We
ru S d6verou ma neho obratit' v
kazdej odevnej potrebe. V obcho-
de bude drzat' tovar len najlepsej
kvality vzdor miernym cenam, a
al Site bude robit' "a cenu, ak1
81 kazda Slovenka v Youngstown
m6Ee dovolit zaplatit'. Pana Bar
bustiaka vrele odporlcatme do po-
zornosti, lebo poznali SINE nom
svedomiteho cloveka a dobreho
Slovaka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-23
ST. FRANCIS HAT
BOI.A ZLE POSTAVENA

st. Francis hat pri Los Ange-
les, ktora sa nedavno pretrhla a
zapricinila smrt' skoro 500 oso-
BAN, bola ma zlom mieste posta-
vena a preto neodolala silnemu ma
tlaku ohromnych zasob vody, -
svedcil pri vysluchu hlavny inzi.
nier Mulholland, pod ktoreho We
denim hat postavena bola. Mul.
holland tied primal, re len IL no.
dinami pred katastrofol zbadal
nebezpecnu trhlinu ma spodku
hate, co ale neoznamil a neurobi
mic ma jej opravenie.
Mesto Los Angeles neveri pri
znaniu hlavneho inziniera chcs
nasilut najst' dajake dokazy dy
namitovani, aby sa vyhlo zoapo
vednosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-23

u1vaulU i kOncert
Cy-Me Klubu
Predstavene budn diva kratke d.
vadelne kusy, komicke vystupy a
spevolkol po prvy raz vystupi We.
refine bohatym programom ma
Vel'ku Noe.

Pochvalne zntniy Cy-Me klub 2
osady Sv. Cyrilla9a Methoda pri-
pravuje sa pilne ma zabavny ve-
cierok dna 5. aprila, totia ma VEL
konocnn nedel'u.I
Pc cely p6stny cas- mali caste
zkhsky 81 'ubujii, ze ct. obecen-
stvo prekyapia peknym roma
nitym programom. Program je
ME este uplne vypracoyany, ale
bud1 zahrane diva kratke divadel-
ne kusy, "V Chumelici'' eve
no.. Okrem toho spevokol .po pr
w raz predstmpi pred nase obe-
censtvo programom krasnych
slovenskych piesnf pre- miesany
sbor, dnetmi i s6lami. Ma tomto
prvom vystipeni vsetci elenovia
spevokolu bud1 obleceni v narod-
nom sloyenskom kroji.
y Tiez jednotlivi Glenovia predne-
sd viacero komickych solovyeh w
stupov. q tohto vidno, re pro-
gram bude vel'mi bohaty a ze MET
pochybnosti, ze sa kazdy znameni-
te pobavi. Uplny program bude
uverejneny v budhcom elsie Y. S.
Novin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-23
HODINKY PRE$LY
TAzKOU ZKtSKOU

V obchode Kurjan Jewelry Co.,
IL f. Federal ST., prevadzana boz
la v tieto dni zaujimava zk1ska
s naramkovymi hodinkami. Ho-
dinky Gothic Jar Proof priviazane
boly 0 pristroj, ktorym boly ha-
diane $ vysky dvoch stop 500 razy
"a hodinu vzdor tomu, ze cd ma
razov boly hodne pokrivene, ich
.stroj drzal dobry cas- a rezastal.
Hodinky tohto mena, ktore Knr-
jan predava, shodene boly raz ] s
lietadla raz so strechy 17-poscho-
doveho domu bez toho, aby boly
fzastaly.