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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
Marital Alliances Figure
In Society Record of Week
Wedding With Seaside Setting at Noon Yesterday
Notable Event-Other Brilliant
Ceremonies of Special Interest.

hat to correspond. An extended auto
mobile trip in Europe IS planned for
the wedding journey. and when MI.
Stone and his bride return TO wash
inSton they will make their home at
silver Spring. Md.
Guests from washington included
DR.. and Mrs Daniel Borden and M
and Mrs. Arthur Foraker. brothers-in-
law and sisters of the bridegroom: the
Minister of Greece and Nine. Slmop-
oulos. Capt. and Mrs. John Henry CID
bons, Mrs. Hope Slater. Mr.. and NUS.
Henry Hopkinson. Mr.. David finley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont. who went
from their Summer home at Newport
MFR. and Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe anc
Capt. and Mrs. Emory Scott Land:
From other cities were Mr.. and MIS-.
Floyd Blair of New York, Capt and
Mrs. Gilbert Rowcliff Of Annapolis,
Md; Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Roberts, Mrs.
Charles Henry and Mr.. ana Mrs,
Trenchari Newbold of Philadelphia,
Among the DIPLOMATS az the weddins
we're Engineer Capt Albert Knothe and
Mai. w. II. S. Aston. assistant military
attache. both of the British embassy
staff.
A number of house parties were en-
tertained with guests attending the
wedding. Staying with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles G. Glover were Mr.. and Mrs.
FLOYD Blair of New York and Con,dr.
and Mrs. Wilkinson OF Washington.
Mr.. AlanSon B. Houghton entertained
Miss Louise Ireland and Miss Jane
Olmstead. two Of the bridesmaids. and
with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ross were
Mr.. and Mrs. Lanier Mckee Of New
York and Mr.. George Henry. At the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lindley
were Canon and Mrs Arson Phelps
Stokes and Mr. John Newbold. Mr..
and Mrs. LLOYD Green had with them
Mr.. and Mrs. waltham Green. ard
with Mr.. and Mrs, Reginald Hui6ekoper
were Mfr. Richie Mckee and Mr., DaviC
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
Mrs. Hope Leased Ancient
Castle in Scotland

Mrs. George D. Hope. who is spend
ing several weeks in Washington at the
Carlton Hotel, will sail for Europe the
middle of July and will spend some
months abroad. Mrs, Hope has taken
poimaise Castle. in Scotland. which Is
one Of the oldest and most interesting
OF Scotland estates. II Is ? miles nom
Stirling and about an hour out from
Edinburgh and near GLASGOW The
castle belonged to the late Lord Ralfoug
Of Burleigh.
Mrs. Hope viii have with her during
her occupancy there Lady Hope and
her son. Sir Archibald Hope. and. II her
health permits. her royal highneSS
Princess Beatrice will visit her there,
Lord and Lady Ruthven and the Hon,
Rosemary Hail-Walker win be anong
the flrst guests entertained, Mrs. Hay
Newton has been invited for a pro-
longed visit.
Mrs. Hope will visit London Just after
her arrival abroad and has been COM
MiSsioned by the Governor Of OKLA
homa 10 present 70 sir Frederick
George Kenyon, q. b., g.. K, C h..
Lift. D., IL n. Pm, d. an indian
tribal ceremonial robe Of great age and
beauty for the museum collection of
Indian costumes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08

tary OF the legation Of Panama, ana
Sonora Dona T. de Chevalier nave re"
turned to Washington from binemont,
Va where thew were the house guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Drury.
Don Jose NJ. Coronado, FIRST secretary
of the Colombian legation, entertained
at luncheon yesterday on the Willard
Roof, where he has. four guests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
Mr., Tuckerman Host
To Fellow Clubmen

Mr.. Walter n. Tickerman has gone
to his Summer home on Long Island To
remain over sunday and viii enter
tain q house party there OF members
OF the Burning Tree Club.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-26
OFFER RELIGIOUS PLANK
Rnneyelt Club of Boston Submits One for State Republican Com- naittee-IAuds HOOycr's Stand.

One for State Republican Oom-
 n,ittee-LAuds Hooycr's Stand.
 Boston, Sept. 2s R-A plank dealing with the religious issue which the Roosevelt club has sub- mitted to the republican state com- mitte with the suggestion that it be incorporated in the platform to be adopted at the republican state con- vention next Saturday was made public today by Robert M. Nash- burn, president of the club. The plank reads:
 "The party in the state convention assembled comments the religious llberality of Herbert Hoover. This is set out in his speech of acceptance. With the same high purpose with which he has ill this way recognized this issue in his campaign, so the party in this state recognizes 1t in it's campaign. It respects not only the letter but also the spirit of Article 6 of the Constitution of the United States, in substance that no one IS disqualified for the presidency be- cause of the way ill which he Wor- ships his God. The provisions of the constitution it proposes to enforce. so far as lies in it's power. It repudlates as American in a great democra- cy the contention softly said by some. that Roman Catholic be- cause of his faith is ineligible for the presidency"
 The Roosevelt club has taken an active part in the republican cam paign. both before and since the primaries.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-26
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER g

father of seven children who earned SEQ a week. Brill was sentenced to sixty days in the Mercer. N. J., county jail. kerper will be sentenced Friday by Judge William kirkpat- rick.
 Nationally prominent business and society men, who were customers of the bootlegeer were subpoenaed as witnesses. Regardless of their testi- mony, he had charged exorbjtant prices for ''pre-war" liquors later proved to be only colored alcohol, kerper insisted he had not sold the liquor but merely acted as go-be- tween for a mysterious bootlegger named Al White"
 When Judge Kirkpa rick declared this story no defense, kerper threw himself o, the mercy of the court on his lawyers advice.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-26
FIRE BOARD MARKS
 ]. j. kEOGH'S DEATH
Commission Adopts Resolutions
 on Dah of Clert

Resolutions on the death Of John J. Keogh. clerk of the board of fire commissioners for 10 years, were adopted by the board today and will be forwarded to Mrs. keogh.
 The resolutions were prepared by Commissioners Harry A. Beckwith and James H. Paaserini. Copies will be spread on the minutes of the commission. will be placed in fire headquarters on Commercial street. in the office at city hail. and will be sent to each member of the board.
 The resolutions follow:
 "A native of New Britain. John J. Keogh was educated in the schools of this. city. Most of his young manhood were spent in the North street section of the town where he was prominent in amateur athletics. Thus. early in his youth he devel- oped that spirit of sportsma anship and fair play which characterized his life throughout. After he grad uated from school, John Keogh entered the employ of the Stanley Works. His keen mind and close application were soon recognized SO that he rose from minor clerical duties to a position of responsibility and at the time of his death was in charge of outlying properties of the company.
 "In 1917 he was elected clerk of the Board of Fire Commissioners. With the exception of a period Of two years he held this position con- tinuously to the time of his death. His amiable disposition and his ex- traordinary ability made him q al most indispensable to the board members. His intimate knowledge of fire department matters placed him in an advisory position to the changing personnel of fire boards. In fact he was considered in the light of & fire commissioner rather than . keeper of records. :. "John J. Keogh was 8 man Of highest character. He was able in his work, a gentleman always. Ills pleasant and agreeable manner won for him the highest esteem Of his fellow citizens.
 His untimely passing is ! great loss to the community as he served it with great devotion.
 Resolved: That the above be spread On the records of the Board of Fire Commissioners in perpetual memory of the life and service Of our deceased clerk. and that a copy be sent to his family.
 ''Board of Fire Commissioners,
 James !. Butler,
 Chairman,
 ,Hs "James H. Passerini,
 e ''Harry A. Beckwith. s'Charles F. Dehr."
New Britain herald., 1928-09-26

badges in addition to the :l requir- ed for eagle rank and wilt .,therdby take positions alongside of Scout Winthrop Warren, also of Troop |, as the ranking scout of New Brit ain. Scout Harold Keeling of Troop 1. Plainville. will receive gold palm for ten merit badges above those necessary for eagle. while his brother. Scout Alden Keeling of the same troop. will become an eagle scout. This will be the first instance in the council in which brothers have achieved eagledom.
 One scout will receive life rank tonight, ten will become star scouts, 1e5 merit badges will be awarded. and six scouts will be promoted to first class rank and II to second class. This makes a total of 152 awards, a fitting climax to the ten years of service rendered by Colonel Bullen.
 The court session will be held at 7:30 o'clock in the council hearing room on the second floor of the
New Britain herald., 1928-09-26

city hall. Court members other than the chairman who are expected to be present are Raymond 4. Catiin. Arthur Ames, Ralph Wainright, Neil McDougall, and George B. Tay- Tor.
 The scout office advises that ap- plications which were not handed in before Tuesday will not be rec ognized until next month, and the tardy scouts should not appear to- night expecting awards.
 Additional Scout Service
 Troop 1. Berlin. was omitted from the list of troops which rendered service during the World War memorial dedication on Saturday. The following scouts from this troop helped the local scouts in service: Douglas DeMers. w. Hyde. NJ. Meagley and +. Walsh.
 A board of review was held in Berlin in the meeting place Of Troop last evening. Ralph R. Carter of the troop committee was present and was assisted by Scoutmaster E.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-26
S0CIETY'S BOoTLECCER
 HIMSELF WAS A FRAUD

Charged Ex0rbitant Prices for Only
 COlOred AlcOh0l-Faces Long Sen
 tencc.
 Philadelphia. Sept. 26 (UP)-Joel D. kerper "society's bootlegger." is at liberty today under $10,00o bail after his plead of guilty to e9 ln- dictments of violating the prohibi- tion law in his trial before the U. $. district court.
 kerper is liable to 10 1-2 years imprisonment and $23.o00 in fines on the 29 indictments. Thirty-three indictments were originally listed against him.
 The man who made &So.ooo in a year was joined in his plea by his 65-year-old clerk, John Brill, 2
New Britain herald., 1928-09-26
POLAND MAKES DEMAND

Warsaw, Poland, Sept. 26 tR --- The Polish Telegraph agency stated today that it had been authorized to deny entirely the truth of reports from Lithuania of widespread plot supported by Poland for the seizure of Kovno.
 The agency stated that reports that Lithuania exile had obtained grant Of money to further this plot after a conference with Marshal 'Pilsudski and Polish staff officers were pure inventions.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-26
City Items

Big values at the Removal Sale. Henry Morans < Sons-adyt.
 Francis Abraham of 16O Wash ington street reported to the police at 9:45 last night that an 11-year- old girl ran from the rear of car and struck fender on his car as he drove from Oak to Lasalle streets about o'clock. She did not appear to be injured. as she ran away after the accident.
 Saxophone lessons given. Mir. Charles Dunn, 71S Stanley street. Phone 242O-W-advt.
 Rock zekos of 92 Fremont street. this city, was arrested on the charge of assault for the New London po- lice last night.
 Annual bazar St. Andrews church hall Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. Dancing.-advt. -
 Free Evening Schools now open. Enroll Monday. Tuesday, Wednes- day evenings at Central. Washington and Nathan Hale Schools.-advt.
 Chief w. C. Hart of the police de- partment will attend the convention of the New England Association of Chiefs of Police in Bridgeport to- morrow.
 Stanley Women's Relief corps will hold regular meeting in Judd's hall. Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock. The matter of changing the time of meetings will be considered at this time.
 A Nash Co. suit $o3.5o. Joe Ryan, 1s4 North Street. Phone 29o9.- advt.
 An invitation has been received by New Britain Assembly. No. 6, Order of Rainbow for Girls, to attend the installation ceremonies of De Molay chapter for Boys. at Bristol, tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 Miss Ethel Menus, daughter of MT. and Mrs. s. w. Menus of 425 Hart street, has left to enter the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston.
 Miss Lillian Rice of 276 Carlton street returned this week on the s. S. Minnekahda from London.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-26

READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1928-09-26
Real African Jazz Is
 Arranged for Princo

Nairobi. kenya East Africa, Sept 26 G'-The Prince of Wales h go- ing to hear real African jaxx as soon as he lands in kenya colony on his visit to East Africa for native band; is proceeding to Mombassa to wel-! come him.
 Native troops from the kine1- African Rifles also will participate in the welcoming ceremonies.
 During his stay here the prince will present six medals to natives. one of whom is an old bugier who served with Kitchener at Khartum, READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1928-09-26
HOOVER IS ASSAILED

Tulsa, Okla, Sept. 26 P-For- mer Senator Thomas P. Gore of Oklahoma. campaigning for Gov ernor Alfred E. Smith here last night, criticized Herbert Hoover as "the one man more responsible than any other for the plight of the American farmer today"
 The speaker, filling in for Senator James A. Reed. who was unable to deliver a scheduled address. bitterly assailed asserted republican pros perfty of the last seven and one half years" particularly as 1t affected the farmer.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-26
COL. bULLEN SITS
 ATLAS1 MEETING
Unusual Program at Boy Scout
 Court of Honor

Col. w. w. Bullen will preside this evening over his last session of the Boy Scout court of honor, and his final court will be one of ex- ceptional distinction. \ new eagle scout is to be made. and two other eagle scouts will receive palms for additional achievement beyond that rank. Scout William Baker of Troop 4 will be awarded a silver palm for the winning of 15 merit
New Britain herald., 1928-09-26
DEATH OF HARRY COHEN

Stores Who Made Headquarters
 Here, Expires in aPterson, N. J.
 Word of the death yesterday of Harry Cohen, district manager of the National Meat Stores. at his home. 454 Allston street. Paterson, N. J.. was received today by Henry U. Bibeault, manager of the local store at 52 West Main street.
 Mir. Cohen had made his district headquarters for eight years at the Stanley hotel on Church street, this city. He made a practice of going to his home in Paterson every Sat- urday for the weekend. Last Sat- urday he told Mir. Bibeault that he would remain at home for few days to rest. Mir. Cohen had many friends in this city who were grieved to learn of his sudden demise.
 He is survived by his wife and daughter. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at ? o'clock at his home. Interment will be in Paterson.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-26

o. shjerden and Scout Exscsuvs 0. A. Erickson. Scout Whey Hy1e VI reviewed in second claas and s9c0ult Gwatkin, Lewis and DeMers pasoeA a satisfactory review in first clsas tests. !.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-26

Three major crops-abaca. sugar and cocoanut-account for about S2 per cent of the total Philippine ex- ports.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-06

sa svojho casu sviest nezakontemu prekroceniu
hranice Spojenych Statov Styri roxy skryval sa
pred rukou spravodVosti no zasthla ma. Teraz ma
chadzam sa zala1i takam svoj osud. Prosil
ponechanie Spojenych Statoch, ale narne Orodo-
val 0 vratene do Kanady - 40 bez uspechu Wy
znea tato moja prosba. Nuz cm sa vani bratia Wy
st ahovalc odkazujem van: Poor agentov, ktoIi
vas podobn6 cesty verbujd Poor bratia lebo osd
takeho vyst ahovalca e hrozny Pave Bartf Lockpo1t
N. Y"
VSpojenych Statoch nachodf sa nnozstvo podobnych
prebehlikov, ako e Pavel Bartk ten zaara ustavcne
mad mimi vis Musi to byt hrozne dusevne polozenie,
Et stlachu svoju slobodu obavach pred deporta
ciou Nezicfme no nikomu svojom st1achu taklto
st astnic Mjn utaene, pod cudzm menom neodvaza sa
ami dopisoya 81 syojmi milymi kraji len ably sa
dako neprezradh Prst'ahoyalecke vrchost ich caste
vynajdu SAMMY seba avsak byvaju to krajan
nest stnikov ktor c bud zavsti alebo nepriatel
stva zrada CT ctatel ov, ktorl majd prbuznych Ka
made alebo nde Madame, aby ich yystha pred nedovo
lenym piechodom hranic Spoenych Statov Hlavne ale
ably nedali zvabit priechpd rozcnyn
agentbm, koli toho nedovolen6ho obchodu zarabajl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-06
NOVA sLovENsKA KNHKA.
{Do pozornosti slovenslSym spoil
karcfD.

w niekol 'ko rokov bola ra-
doch slovenskych spoikovy'ch a.
noynlkov pocit 'oyana potreba w
dania praktickej prirucky pre-
'recnenie. Dobrych snah bolo sice
dost' a myslim, be poniektory 2
nasich slovenskych lieratoK NAL
tuz latku spracovanl a bolo ju
len treba nechat' yytlacit Komu
sl vsak len ako-ak znanle nepriaz
nive odbytove pomery sloyenskej
knihy medzi fasimsl 4 udom v A
merike, ten hned 'pochapf, ne, Wy
dat una slovensk1 knih'u, Go al
t1 najmensiu, 5e spojene $ vel
kymi yydavkami a okrem toho
sa jej nakladAtel vydaya / i ne
bezpeci,l, be- vytlacena .kniha pre-
maly odbyt mu zapadne prachom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-06
I.rrERATURA

Sokolsky Sbornfk ma rok 1928.
Vydala Telocvicna Slovenska
Jednota Sokol Spojenych Sta
toch Americkych. Sostavil: Fran
tisek Celko, redaktor "Slovens-
keho Sokola".
Tohorocny Sokolsky Sbornik
obsahuje 80 rozdielnych clankov,
basni a opisov a SO obrazov, vac
sinou 20 sokolskeho sveta. Medzi
vaznejSimi clankami nachadza-
me: Uryvky dejin bezneho zi-
vota TSJS., Telocvicna ako w
chovny astav sokolskych pracov-
| nikov, Nie6o 0 telocviku, Desat
lfokov slobody, Podzemne krasy
aS1ovenska a niektote tlanky 2
historic. Pekne ST tam basne ma
1 sich basnikov. Sbornfk ma 1872
stran.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-06
KDE TERAZ?

Toho roku Wac nladikov dievcat 'slovenskyc ako
inokedy graduovalo stredne skoy Youngstown, Camp
bell Sruthers stoja pred otazkou: Kde teraz? Da
lei do skol a ci do roboty?
Viacerym snad peilazne pomery ch rodicov nedo-
VOLTA dalsie stde daktor nemaj1 dost chuti do
toho. Ale ME je dobre zastat polovci Stredoskoske
vzdelane e sice epsie ako elementae, ale vysokosko
ske je lepse ako to prve. Ktor neaju dos' peaz
ale cato maju dos zdravia silly, prebjd vysoke
skoly pracou ako to roba tisce nych. Ktori nemajh
chut mech len poobzerau dookoa mech 81 vsmn po-
stavenie tych co pres len sredne skoly potion tych
presli vysok6 skoly bud1 cistom, ako musa po
k1acovat', ked' zvote chci mat vacsf zdar.
Ale to je ME vsetko Treba 81 al opatrne vyberat
skoly predmety studovania Me je skola ako skola
ME kazdy je sici knaza alebo pravoara Skou 81
treba aku vybrat ktora ma naleps system vycovana,
najdpnese vystrojene laboratoria najepsch profeso
Daktore skoly nestoja mnoho lebo do sudenta
len napakuju tisice formu faktov nenaucia no. ako
ch ma zvote pouzit neotvoria mu ako povie hla
ami oci, ably vynasiel zvote.
AmericH Slovaci majl uz teraz dost' svojch knazov
dost svojich pravotarov. daktorych mestacl e so-
venskych pravotarov az prebytok Treba dat inc
polia vedy prace. Elektrcki chemcki banck stroj
nck I'M inzneri, ked sl dobre pliprayen mai kra-
buddcnost pred sebou Tieto inc praktick6 pred
mety odpor1came nasej mladeM do pozornosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-06

Pittsburghski okoliti Sloyaci uz majd cim py-
st jedinym slovenskym mrakodrapom svete. Je to
bankova budova slovenskej American Bank Trust Co.
Budova nachodi najprominentnejsom financnom
stredisku Pittsburghu roEn 6. Grant uic akzv.
"Zlatom Trouhle Vypna hrdo do vysin ably hlasala
svetu, americk1 Sovac obchodnom poll stoja po
boku ostatnych vyspeych narodnostaych skupin amei
ckych Budova stala okolo million dolarov medzi hav
pejslm napomocnikmi uskutocnena idey nachodi sa
Michal Bosak ktoreho podobzen boa pr otvoren bank
drektorske zbe odhalena Hla, ako je to dobre, ked
narod ma majetnych ludi starajucich nieen svoj
prospech, ale dobr6 memo naroda
Taky mrakodrap aky majn Slovaci. Pittsbulghu,
mohli by SINE mat my Youngstowncania. Nase mesto
ma uz 10000 obyvatel ov jeho as vzrast je sty Po
zemky hlavnej ulici sd este pomene ME drahe Neca
kat, dokJm nebudu vobec predaj ale chyth' do
toho odusevnenm, ako pittsburghsk1 Slovaci. Nasa
Youngstown State Bank bude sa potion mrakodlape
pysnejsie citt Ia my vsetci nou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-06

Nasiel sa vsak odvazny cloyek
" osobe mladeho slovenskeho no.
yinara v. W. Potock6ho, ktory
nielen ze sa podajal ma sostavenie
takejto opravdu potfebnej priru-
eky, ale tito ako 'ReSsfslza prf.
ru6la pre- &novnlkov ssszsmlkych
spolkov Y Amerilze iovlastnSm
nakladom yydal.
" sam ten faIkt, ze sal objavila
ma naSom americkom obzore nova
"a slovenskej reci pdsana khi.
ha mas naplduje radost 'ou, 1ase
potesenie sa ale len zvaeSuje ked
po jej prehliadnuti SINE sha ha'adali
ze je ona nadmieru casova q tym
viacej potrebna.
Spolu S mani sa ale m07u tesit
4 vsetci spolkarisa d celia slovenska
yerejnost' prvf preto, ze tatG
knmka pre- mich zname1ia prayy
spolkoyy katekizmus, nakol ko
obsahuje ,cenne teoretick1 ivahy
a taktiez gprileEifostne pfakti-
cke pokyny pre- recnenie, druhi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-06

Sbierka ma K Maticu Skolski, vedena Mahoning
doline, dar pekne Nejdeme prorokovat, kol'ko sa
nasbiera ale obnos bude ste dostony nase koone Lud
obetue vd acne dava ten komu ten dolarl bude chy
bovat toho mozeme sldit re mas ud je sted1N obe
tuje rados ciele ktorch e presvedcepy ze naro
du pos1za. W tejto nedee vecer Struthers bu-
de spoocna sch6dza spokov fanos1 zleztosti sbier
ky, domaine podrobnost jej priebehu Do toho
casu spolky ednotlivci este posujl obetovat ably
jednomesacny vsledok sbierania ukaza byt pochva
lyhodnym
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-06

verejnost ale sase pttto, = po1
|jej pozornom precitani 81 nado-
|bndnd prayej prsdstsvy ! SPRAY
|neho chapanie potrebach tunaj-
dsho spolkoveho zivota.
Cena knEky primerane k jej
lstrucnem'a 0bsaAa ie ni1ka -
lstoji / dollar i Ia ,tento oIbnos ju
16ej vydavatep p. ". W PotOcty,
1R36 - lth Street, -Passaic. n. J.,
aodava.