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New Britain herald., 1928-09-29
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and the ushers were Julian Nord- gren, Walter Jarnot and Andrew Gazda.
 After the ceremony the bridal couple and guests were entertained at the home of the brides parents and later left on an extended honeymoon trip. After their return they will reside at 160 Alden street. | The marriage of Miss Marian Prawdzik. daughter of MT and Mrs. | Stephen Prawdzik of no Gold street to Harry F. kalpak, son of MT. and Mrs. Frank Kolpak of 5S West street. took place Wednesday morn ing at Holy Cross church at 8 o'clock. Rev stephen Bartkowski performed the ceremony.
 The bride was attired in a period gown of white bridal satin. trimmed with Spanish lace and pearls and rhinestones. She wore a Rose Marie veil, trimmed with orange blossoms and carried bouquet of Easter lilies and lilies of the valley. The maid of honor was Miss Jane kolpak. sister of the bridegroom. She wore an orchid colored gown, trimmed with artificial sweet peas, and picture hat to match. She carried bouquet of pink tea roses. The bridesmaid was Miss Mary Wa licki, who also was attired in like gown with hat 10 match and carried bouquet of red roses.
 l The best man was Joseph Woj- | tusik and the usher. Andrew Jaku- 1 bowicz.
 After the ceremony a reception was held at the Sokol hall on Sex ton place. which was attended by large number of guests among them many from out of town. Later the newlyweds left on an extended honeymoon trip and after their re- turn will reside at 5S West street.
 Miss Sylvia G. Vincelette. daugh- ter of Mrs Edward M. Vincelette of
New Britain herald., 1928-09-29
WEDDINGS
Fall Weddings Continue in Great Number as the Sea- son Progresses.

Invitations have been received to the wedding of Miss Alice Eleanor Alderson, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Algernon Brown Alderson of Lake street, and John Magee, Jr, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Magee of Green wich. The ceremony will be read at the First Congregational church by the Rev. Theodore X. Greene, pastor. on October 20, at o'clock in the evening. A reception will be held at the Alderson home on Lake street following the ceremony. Mrs. Ralph l.. Dame of West Hartford, sister of the bride. will be matron of honor and Beverly Magee of Green wich. brother of the bridegroom. will be the best man.
 Dwight Stagg, formerly of this city. and Miss Marian Macfarlane of Bridgeport were married Wednesday evening very quietly at the home of the bride.
 MT. Stagg is associated with the Bridgeport branch of the Stanley Works and formerly lived at the Swift House on Lake street this city. He is a graduate of Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
 The marriage of Miss Sophie Mdrut, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. AL bert Marut of 1G0 Alden street to Anthony erzeiewski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Mierzeiewski of 14S Pennington avenue. took place Tues day morning at 8 o'clock at Holy Cross church. Rev. Stephen Bart ; kowski performed the ceremony. | The bride was attired in gown of white bridal satin trimmed with Spanish lace and wore a Rose Marie veil. trimmed with lilies of the val | ley. She carried bouquet of white roses and lilies Of the valley.
 The maid of honor was Miss Yer onica Mierzejewski, sister of the bridegroom. She wore a period gown of flesh colored georgette and a pic ture hat to match. She carried a bouquet of pink tea roses
 The bridesmaids were Misses Anna Baginski. Celia kirzyk and Anna Smarkus. They wore period gowns of rainbow colors with hats to match and carried bouquets o1 pink tea roses.
 Alexander Flodin was best mar
New Britain herald., 1928-09-29

was the former, Miss Frances Hickey. the charming young niece Of the Pardon Kickeys or Berlin.
 Mrs Lucian Stevens of Monroe street and Mrs. Johnstone Vance of Monroe street leave tomorrow aS a motor trip to New York city.
 Mr. and Mrs Stanley Galpin Of Warrington ridge Berlin, returned Tuesday from an extended trip in Europe.
 MT. and Mrs A. Stanley Duncan of Lincoln street are spending the weekend ill Brooklyn. New York, MT. Duacan's former home.
 Mrs. Paul Johnston and son. Donald Corbin Johnston. who have been spending the sumner with Mrs. Johnston's mother. Mrs. George Corbin O Lexington street. returned 10 their home in Delaud. Florida. last evening.
 Nr. and Mrs Edward II Christ ol Ten Ace Road spent q few days this week in New York city.
 
 Miss Lillian Rice of Carlton street returned this week from q trip 10 Europe.
 Mrs Stanley Converse Of Spartan burg, south Carolina, will return to her home next Thursday following two weeks visit with her parents, iE and Mrs, Walter Crahtree Of Lincoln street She was Miss Pris- ..l'a Crabtrec before her marriage in July.
 Mr. 4ud Mrs. John PaIlrtier and son Of wace street left yesterday 10 make their future home in Chicago.
 
 Mrs. T. II Bristol and Miss Ruth
New Britain herald., 1928-09-29

Miss Barbara Swift. daughter of Talamadge Swift of Cedar street is spending the weekend in West Med ford, Mass. On Monday she goes 10 Larchmont, N. Y, 10 spend a few days with her sister, Mrs. Harold Herrick.
 Mrs. Arthur Kimball Of Lexington street returned from New Yorl. city Wednesday,.
 Harry Bates of Russell street has returned from a hunting trip 10 Canada.
 William H. Booth Of Forest street is home from fishing trip spent in Maine.
 MT. and Mrs Pardon Hickey of Berlin are motoring on the Cape this weekend.
 Miss Elizabeth Kimball daughter of MT. and Mrs. Arthur kimhall Of Lexington street returned from New York city Thursday evening.
 Mrs. Harold T. Sloper and daugh- ter. Miss Ella Sloper. arrived hone Wednesday afternoon from sum- mer spent in Greenyille. Maine.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Heald and daughter Of Methuen. Mass. and Berlin. Conn, arc in Cincinnati. Ohio. for the winter. Mir Heal1 IS teaching English at the Cincinnati Country Day School. Mrs. Heald
New Britain herald., 1928-09-29
PERSONALS

Travel-Here and There With New Britain Peo- pie.
Evening star., 1928-06-03
GRAHAM-PAIGE.

The reputation of Graham
Paige for honest merchandise
applies as well to used. cars as
to new ones. Every used car
sold is guaranteed as represent
ed in every respect.
1923 Peerless .'8O7 Sedan. great
reduction.
1923 Oakland Coupe. run 5000
miles; liberal discount
1923 Paige Straight s
sedan ...........S1z 100
1927 Paire Straight 8
Sc ,an .......... 100
1927 Stra. .pht s Cabriolet
SeGan ..........: 1900
The above eights have 4speed
transmissions.
1925 Buick Coupe.
1923 Paige 6-65 Sedan. .Sl,150
1923 Paige COS Brom. -. 1.l0O
1923 Paige 6-75 Sedan, :. l,4O
Many other good cars from
500 up, Your car in trade.
Low finance charges.
A GOOD USED CAR IS
BETTER THAN 4 CHEAP
NEW ONE.
GRAHAM-PAIGE co. OF
WASHINGTON, D. c.
FACTORY BRANCH
1922 l4th St. NV.
Evening star., 1928-06-03


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Evening star., 1928-06-03
SALE--AUTOMOBILES.

sALE-AUT0MOBILEs.
WALLACE.
Guaranteed Used Cars.
This is the opportunity
you have been looking for
all Spring.
Compare These Cars and
Prices.
Ask for Cars by Numbers.
was. dyed To
l664-Buick Std. A.
pass. original fin
ish; low mileage;
m h IN nically
O. K; new tires. sos $3.50.
1621-N a s h Spec.
Rd., rumble seat;
7-bearing motor;
mechanically per-
feet; looks and
runs like a new
car; tires new. $50 875
165o-Olds Coupe.
This car at this
price is bargain. $50 800
1573-C1eveland
Sedan Excellent
condition; rehn-
ished ........... $50 Us
1438-Nash Adv. A.
Dir. Sedan. A car
you would like to
own; 7-bearing
motor; new tires;
refnished $50 $50.
1850 a k and
Coach. Rccondi-
toned .......... 400 400
15l7-Nash Adv. a.
door Brougham.
Refnished; new
tires; mechanical
Iy O. K.,........ 825 75o
1488-N a s h ADV.
Coach. New tires;
refnished. A real
bargain ......... $50 675
1576-Gardner Tour
ing ..........,.. $50 100
1590-Dodge Sedan.
In excellent con-
dition ... $50 800
1604-Dodge Coupe.
Late type ....... AS $50
1636-Lincoln Phae-
l67l-Nash Rd. A
good buy ....... 375 us
1638-Nash Sedan.
Refnished good
condition .. 700 $50
l632-Nash Spec. 4
Coach ......... 700 600
l677-Dodge Coupe $50 so
WALLACE MOTOR CO..
Nash Distributors
1909 L St. n. w.
Open Evenings. Main 76l2.
GRAHAM.pAIGE GA sEDAN demon
stratos; been used few hundred mi,es.
bfeken In right, At reduced price.
Graham Paige. Bl0 sedan, demoDstr3tor,
used very little. perfect condition: will take
your caS Ia trade; new-car guarantee on
both these ears
studcbaker phaeton, excellent mechanical
condition; new tires. bargain.
Percs.Afr0W roadster. model 80. perfect
condition; looks fine and 10 a wonderful bar
Flint sedan 1927: looks and runs like
new ear: perfect condition and going at
bargain.
Dodze touring; many miles Of service in
this car and prieed very low.
LoGAG.S GARAGE.
1910 u ei, NV.
Evening star., 1928-06-03
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

kLTEGATIOAs--A0 eseh required pay az
low ~ FL PER wesk: brst payment. II ~,
fJa< h@1ses Ba1s Dew. boE~wz1ef 1ES2 instai8e1
- s9w ~ &Zs5 cgmpksss. &nG gssaFaateed
for years. snail sDDe taken. 40 s9o t9o
s@fEe. kslrtaEgs DzDe-a2g. Es1eDs. essn4F5cr
~ PEE. sssg stgeeo; garage gsseEes a asaels Y,
EepzcGel5ogs estimates lres. We esg DRY
ssS 43ghE Nan EEzE.
Evening star., 1928-06-03
sALE--AUTONOBTLEs

BrTcK. ~ -N1sTYR COUPE ti1IS ear e an
H2Sgsi YasUe tselng ezcT4hned for agtck
falr. ssilt m trade will ~ accepted. FGlrq ne
MSs DaeS Ya8iA1s 81 accessories ard II ex-
ea5leDt n3erhangeztlvs suy dernorsfys,snr
Phone Cleveland 5I75 between and 4 q m
Evening star., 1928-06-03

PRACTICE YOUR FRENCH-RooM AID
hoard with Partisan family; also lessons.
o0IT q sf NV Pot ass
Evening star., 1928-06-03

COLLEGE WOMAN RENTS CHEAP HOUSE
1ul of furniture. or exchanges for room. In-
ouire 732 2lst st. NV. References exchanged.
Evening star., 1928-06-03

E'5bE Master faroHg4aYa 1877 81 $50.
attTen Lees than 10 00g nliJes. 9usf pnf IN
al FaeT ttFeEs car psFfeet must ~ sesf ~
- spHrefsatsa. Hgst seJi th.s week Call
s<tlNeea an Ard p-n7. sunday. Col
Evening star., 1928-06-03

EIDCE f9sf touring. 1924, new tires lat.
bfY. fo9frBhGeI sFakes good axg5eaysnoes
sIS5. Aaan.s $3.50 after 10 an 1900
Evening star., 1928-06-03
BEAUTY PARLORs


pEENANEAT WAVING 81 FFe5ch eTpeFf.
~, tAfE sao2ta pnly. II psys. y naye tAe
fesuty c1ltsse. Argonne Beauty salon. 1879
losR.n1a rc- n-w. 0Den eTeaiags- Tel
EEsTG.g cfRcrLIsE PEEMASKsT WAyE
RaTeu ~ expert sg5. nsryel waving z1d
hs4r-sa1tsng of tie better kind. Miss Bal.
formally u HeDgir's. Irls Beauty shogpe.
1919 a. NV. FYaaktln 1894.
lFARfR sTEVENs. ExPYkg PEKGAsEaT
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SSs&sfseasOa Guar. z02 KYeexe Eldg., llo5 g.
sPggIALC-~k1.9ei ane shanD0o 81 short
hair Eugene permanent wave $40. trI.
sazp pee ha(F fFsta ard anEeF wave. Merry
1SFeea ShopDes 1910 i n.1. FA1. ZIG. r, cs.Z6.
BAIEcgyt Tor l&oleE kOn1sy. 10 cents. free
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EFs6ag, Is eentg; gtheFs - seaeo1&ssle grlees;
DsDsn Aesssssy. .fTs9ssy VI psaf 0taeg Gays
Cssass.Afse CIT ISEh q. D.w.. Sfe aoof. Frank
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stazseDs& u the ESarGsF SesDca. II. EI3i.
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Evening star., 1928-06-03

BriCK MASTER - sEDAE-yecsaanscslly
o.k. a3.ly eouiDpe6 and priced low s0r quick
Evening star., 1928-06-03

1926 DODGE TOURING
Perfecl condition top. tires, upholstery
excellent Si00 cash. easy monthly pay
Evening star., 1928-06-03

1920 FORD COUPE.
Mechanically and in appearance excellent
newly paintet: tires good. 500 cash bal
anoc 10 months
Evening star., 1928-06-03

ECIfSE STANDARD o. 1929 sedan: 4 400 miles.
Deffset eoDsifgOD. paIat rubkseF ard battery
syeetsesat. yeaspHatle terms Owner 1905
]3fh ~ Nv. 3 % ~ .orfh e297.J
Evening star., 1928-06-03

ROOM AND BOARD TO REFINED COUPLE
in exchange for few hours labor. Address
BOX 254-C Star Office
Evening star., 1928-06-03

bDIcK fcYLTkDER 4.DC0R sEDAN-
Yo0 Fs}ow the reputation of these cars sud
ms = no exception t. r. Eteuagt Tno
1332 l4tb 4. NV. Franklin 203
Evening star., 1928-06-03

BrEEK kastcr 4 tJ.04gbares F9jfeaES less
.sAti .@9D eaiies eost ~ $40. Owner forced
- ke5l on anf114Et ~ kaosBeee will make a
saNflfee for 4 qulek sale Address Eox
zos.Is. Star o6aes
Evening star., 1928-06-03

PAPERTNG. painting plastering, floor re.
finishing. etc.-We are offering you special
prices for cash this week only. or terms can
be arranged. Quality and service" our
motto. Estimates free Peerless Decorating
Co. 300 Evans Bldg Frank 2T63
Evening star., 1928-06-03

EzfGK STANDARD aoor seaan 1921 run
sst3 nils Fesson f1s selling. change II p1'
sstion nskss . faeeessafy "a 6lxposs 0t this
tss.ae. ~ = 80 8ee ~ Adams 4a7sr@ ne
Evening star., 1928-06-03

BrIcK 'ksstcg' sedan: 1875 cssE' terms
" afse. lst@ Sg9GTel. 7~wbeel brake 3ob. IKE
new. Cal spn1sy. 2 New Y0Fk ave, ne.
Evening star., 1928-06-03

PAPERING, PAINTING: finest materials and
r. work.manoship . Fd Rooms pointed I'D. and pa.
nav Ask for estimates, Abelman Co. 1900
Evening star., 1928-06-03

BLK 5SSs hight e8Z sDCrt eourse, rum HE
s@aat IKE new. driven $500 rsiEes Cifgs.
iaEe ela2 after N Sunday
Evening star., 1928-06-03

EEUrK bAsTEE SIX 4-pAsg. COTPE.-~ge
oypf3tc8ec reDsant4d anf new t1Iiyber VERY
&tgs<a3ge Ds1ae, T., p. steGsgt Inc. 1925
&Stb az H% FfaakBs0 Efs3
Evening star., 1928-06-03

ErICK Ksttef t0aring JyzS: r,rieed 14Tit;
~ hss peer heef sbgssf: excellent rubber.
Evening star., 1928-06-03

sl.ILk z.Dasg. touring; recently reGnlshe1 In
gray Iyee": rs9tEF and tires aiso ia exS4lIeYst
con6i30m. s375: trade so8r car IN. III
Evening star., 1928-06-03

FTPEOLsTERfgf;- fnrnlt1re reDaJrTng gorlr
core j. the home IL desired y s. Weaver
z54 newton -. 1.w. Adams s4O1
WEATHER. STRIPPING ard cafIIEInS T11w
summer nrtcee terms Get our estimates
A6anss JAG. Acuae Metal Weather Strip CO
WINDOW SHADES scTeens and Tne1si
.esther str5ppsng Butter son 1881 Con-
E1ne - So F(n~1In 1nf21
Evening star., 1928-06-03

BcIcK Denpg. 1919 n Deffee4 eog6jdon
zt1>9 slfes. bafteFy. si2s. 1s27 Webstsg
Evening star., 1928-06-03


WE Buy AND SELL USED CARS
FRED l.. MORGAN.
Thomas Circle Garages 1l0s Vernon, Ave
CHRYSLER
USED CAR DEPT.
THE
MAGIC
"CHRYSLER"
That talks, answers all ques-
tions, will be on display in our
Used Car Department
STARTING
MONDAY, JUNE 4th.
Don't fail to come in and see
and hear this wonderful car.
1927 ChrysIer 90 roadster
(rumble seat).
1927 Buick Std, q roadster
rumble seat).
1927 Oakland coupe.
lgZ/ BUICK std. . sedan,
1926 Chrysler 70 sedan.
1927 Chryslcr 70 coupe.
1926 Buick Master & brougham
sedan.
1927 Essex coach.
1925 Peerless q roadster
(rumhlp Gaat1
1926 Nash Advanced 6 sedan,
1925 Lincoln sport phaeton.
1925 Jordan line s sedan.
1926 Chrysler So touring.
1926 Chevrolet sedan.
AND OTHERS.
EASY TERMS.
.H b. LEARY, JR,. & BROS,
1921 l4th. NORTH 6826.
1927 DODGE SPORT
ROADSTER
(RUMBLE SEAT).
rois s,,,n aanalebed ,nsebaggiealiy ner[eet sood
jir sooeai lof H6T6 terms
SEMMES MOTOR CO.,
6l3 G ST, NV.
EAAYs pn2sr 1875 SEis Igigr a5J,. rhoNn
Open Evenings and Sundays.
Evening star., 1928-06-03

RFnCCING-BATTLEC CREEK EAERJI SEX;
specia' 10 treatments. S5: cabinet baths
baking massage. 1892 Eye. Fl. 42a o.
MASSEUSE wEDI s H-CoMPETGNT
Grad. Sweden. gives excellent massage; iaaies
and men. 1898 NJ ST. NV. Apt. |. L.
Evening star., 1928-06-03

g3Eg79TKg KA3TFEsEKs ~ tDflaEs aflF
Nasn AAaatess y Hla Z et az. ". Se19
Evening star., 1928-06-03

PAINTING. interior and exterior. also roof
painting: lowest prices for best material.
f o OBrien Cleveland $3.50.
Evening star., 1928-06-03

FORD TRUCK BoDY--cho!oe u stake. *.
press end dump Almost new al d real
sacrifice: &55, Triangle Motor Co.. 2 ~. Y.
Evening star., 1928-06-03

PAINTING--First-class work at moderate
prices; as | do my own work. Adams
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-22
co NAM DONESIE HOOVER?

Povazujiic zvolenie Hoovera "a prezdenta "a iste
nejednemu obcanovi napadne otazka "Co nam do
nese?" ~
Kazdy dusevne zdravy vyvinuty tovek ma svoje
pojmy zivote. Take ma Hoover Vyslovil ich liste
republikllskej konvenci po oznameni re bol nomno
vany. hae .-.-. p ~ . |
Hoover e srsie rozdelenie blahobytu naroda; je|
deanu rovnakt prileztost pre- kazd6ho je "a spra
vodlivost vlade obchode. Stava d,sevne mravne
hodnoty mad hmotn6. III. ,..-.. u -
Hoover vidi re name krajine blahobyt mensny;
name rovnaki prezitost' este vzdy nie dealnu re
lud trait doveru Wade obchodnictve ebo neboly
ME sn vsetkom ku kazdemu rovnako spravodlve A
vidi, ako hmota je stavana mad ducha.
Nasa nova vast' zbohatne kazdoroene vyse desat
bionov doarov Tvchto desat tisic nlionov ostva vo
vrecku ME robotn6o Fuu ale vo vreck, strednei vys
sci spolocenske tredy ked to robotnictvo zaraba lep
sie postaran vol akde to- ably bolo svo zarobok
pripraven6 bud to zvsenim cen zvotnych potreb bud
to nymi sposobami. a. II ~.
Rovnaka prilezost, ia idealna, nastane len vtedy,
ked kazde diet a, ako bohaca tax farnara robotnka
dostane vysokoskolsku vychovu zdarma ked tato W.
chova bude povnnou. Amerike kazde det'a m6ze W.
studovat tu MET iratnehs dbmedzovania ako v Ma
alsku aebo nych zpatpcpfckych krajnach le1ze ta
to moznos 'ahue ma detky ajetnejsick rodcov
alebo na dietky mmoriadne madame mmoradne mocne,
zdrav6 ktor6 vyrzia pracovat dne studovat noci
alebo naopak. >>% ~ -. . @+ s*
Bez vysokoskolskej vychovy MET rovnakej prflezi-
tosti ku blahobytu plnemu st asu. Nerovnost e mai
vicsia prcina Fla v ludstve. Name desatky milionov
udi nizkym platoon pomerne maly pocet ludf vyso
kym platoon velkym prileztostam len preto re tt
prvi nemohli vysse vzdelat ii druhi a1io sf.-
Hoover presiel mnoh6 itrapy, kym sa ako sirota
skoly prebil ste p1emysl al mnoho tom lebo je
neho teraz aposto vysokoskolske vchovy pre- kazdeo
Ak bude zvoeny, ise urobi vsetko NONE to ide
hodmi najvacsich nanah
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-22

prijaty5.
!. Dany, podporovany prijaty
Dol navrh, ably Sdruzenie Sloven-
skych Novinarov bolo v State
Pennsylvania inkorporovane. Wee
ma vybavit' kol. Ivan Bielek S
pravotarom Vyrostekom 2 Pitts
lburghu.,
o platoch redaktorov vyvinuta
bola dlhsia rozpraYa. Bolo kon-
statovane, ze pIaty este. vzdy ME
sti dostatocne polnere K posta-
veniu zodpoyednosti. Grad ssh.
povereny Dol listovne poziadat'
konvencie. organizacif D zvysenie
platu 1ch redaktorov. v pade u
.krivdenia; SSH. ma solidarne, "a
stat sa svojich clenov, po male
zitom vysetreni.
Kongres .jednomysel'ne vyslovil
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-22

stlhlas, ponechat'' vol'ne ruky
kolegom v slusnom pisani a " po-
ctivom posudzovani ni,verejnych o.
tazok naroda i ,os6b. Y zaklad-
nych veciach naroda vyslovils jed
notnost''.
Vybor 1radneho casopisu ME je
hotovy $ pracoq. Spomfnane boly
tsaakosti, $ akyymi by spojene bo-
10 vydavanie redigovanie take
ho organu, akym by sa1e .ho ,chces
Ii mat. Pc dlhsej debate, lotazka
ponechana bola ' rukach vyboru.
Vybor rukopisov, kol.s Zary a
Jamriska oznamujil Ee Slovenska
Llga ma asi styridsat' literarnyoh
prac cd studentov Rhkopisy ma
jill byt' sprayodliye rozdelene or
ganom "Obranen a mimi homo
rovane. Vybor. ostava.
vybor "Tyyzdra sloyenskej kni-
hy" nemahol svoju .poyinnost'
vykoncit' pre- nedostatok casu.
Ma to vykonat toho roku. .
Navrhovane bolo, gydat' pre-
hlas k americkym Slovakom v "a
ujme Matice Skolskej. Nayrh pri-
jaty. Prehlas napisus koL Stiasny
asJamriska.
'Pcdporu5dci Glen EdwardzNa-
.czy poziadal kongres D vynese-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-22
ZAPISNICA VI KONGREsU sDRUzENIA sLOVEN.
SKYCH NOVINAROV
vydrzavaneho 3O maja Cleveland hoteh Cleveland, O.
a3l maja Antlers hotel, Loran, o.
zasadnutie, v Cleveland hoteli.

I. zasadnutie, v Cleveland hoteli.
Kongres zahajil predseda, Ka-
rol Stiasny, primeranymi slovami
"a zapisovatel'a vymenoval Ka-
rola BeIohlayka.
Pr1tomni: Karol Stiasny, Jozef
zary, Karol Belohlavek, Ignac
Tatala, Favel lJamriska, Ivan
Bielek, Jozef Husek, Jan Pam
kuch, Matej Mraz.
Prispeyky platili; Karol Stias-
ny, Jozef HnSek, Payel Jamriska,
Ivan Bielek, Jan Pankuch, Matej
Mraz.
Predseda odovzdal predsedni-
cky stolec podpredsedoyi zarymu
a podal zprayu ! ueinkovania.
zprava prijata.
"a podporuj1ceho elena navr-
hoyany Dol p. Edward Vaczy a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-22
REVOLUCNE DOKUMENTY.

Slovenska Lfga dosial' opatruje nezaplattelne do
kumenty evolucne prace amerckch Slovakov Je stale
zadana, ably dokumenty vydala iistavom repubike a
mnuly kongres NAL rozhodn1t', c dokumenty bud1 w
dane komu Nevieme ako kongres Ligy rozhodnul ale
mysme re rozhodnutiu nedoslo pre- nedostatok casl
Revolucn6 dokumenty patria celemu slovensk6mu
narodu Je edy patrcn6, ably boly odovzdan6 vecn6
opatrovanie takemu stavu, ako e Slovenske Narodn6
Muzeum Turcanskom Sv MARITIME. Inc ilstavy sovel-
ske s1 ME nados kompetentn6 tieto paatky pr sebe
opatrovat do Prahy nepatria Ale Lga by maa doku-
menty odfotografovat duplikaty pr sebe podrzat.
Mono, re N.Y. ,americki Slovaci budeme mat dakedy
svoe vlastne mzeum, ktorom tieto fotografck6 dup
katy najdu cestn6ho miesta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-22
soKoIsKA vYcHovA MA AMER1cKEJ sKoLE.

New Jersey College for Women V. New Brunswick,
Nd prfjao sokosky system telesnej yychovy svojich
studentek dnoch TO- IL. naa na oslavu lOrocneho
trvana koega prevedene boy prve vek6 verejne cvic
by korych z1castno 800 studentiek Cvi6enie pre-
yedene bolo takym uspechom ze sokolsk telovychoyu
id1 teraz zaViest inc americk6 dievGensk6 skoy Stu
dentky vycyica 81 Zdsava Prochazkova uGtel ka elo
scyiku znienenom kolegiu. "a
Sokolsky system telocviku ujfma tedy uz i inych
nagodoy. To e dokaz ze predict vsetky ne neslavanske
t6my lebo narody, ked nemajq neGo svojho prebe