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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-13
EFFICIENCY BUREAU
INQUIRY |SSTARTED
Chief Brown Summoned Be-
fore Two Groups Of House
Members.

4 double -barreled inquiry Into the
activities of the United States Bureau
ri Efficiency in making compre.
hensive study OF the municipal gov
ernment in the National Capital was
started today before the Gibson sub
committee Of the House District com.
mittce. which Is specially instructed
TO make such a study of The munics'
nal administration, and before the
House civil Service committee. Her.
bert Il. Brown. chief OF the Bureau
of Efficiency. Was "A witness before
both committees.
The Gibson subcommittee. In exc
cutiae session, discussed the scope
and power given to II 10 investigate
ANYTHING outside Of District OF Co
iumbia agencies. and the understands
ing was that the Bureau of Efficiency
Is really "A Federal agency and not an
agency OF the District Government.
The subcommittee agreed tn continu"
!ts Investigations. and IL any question
arises as 10 it's proceeding OUTSIDE ot
the scope Of the resolution then
point of order can he made.
Mr. Brown was called in ana ques
toned regarding the organization ol
tn. Burean ot Efficiency and the
scope OF It's authority to make an m
yestlgatjon OF various District
agencies. The Traffic bureau. an in'
yestication nt which resulted IN the
dismissal ~ the assistant director
Col. ]. 4. Muller. and the demotion o'
the director. NJ. q. Eidridge. when
Representative Rlnntons pro
test against The activity OF the bureau
OF Efficiency In District anairs. was
under discussion when the hea''hs
closed
Th. Gibson subcommittee VIII con
tinue its questioning OF MIR. brown u"
executive session tomorrow
This afternoon In executive sesS'o"
the House civii service committee
under authority received from the
Hous. today an request of Chairman
i.ehlbach. is considering the htah'"',
which carries series o'
nee inquiries regarding Mr.. brown
a nj the Hnreau of Efficiency.
These tiss inquiries cover 'nt"fiha
ton which Mr. Rlanton sought I" ss
cure from the bureau ot EWeleh'N
md which he claimed thr bureau ="
fused Ia give him. 1t hrst asks tue
name salaries aud ciVii service stand
Ing of all employees oT the ktteau oi
Eftictenry. Two OF these inquiries
cover lhr amount of work that THIS
bureau IL doing for strictly Fedora
agencies and the amount Of wotk
the number Of employees engaged IN
the study of District agencies. An'
other inquiry is regarding the amount
of work and the salary received bN
Mr. nlown an chief Of the Rureau OF
Efficiency in outside work and re
4
CONTINUED on Page :, Column ~
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NOTED CIVILIAN KILLED.


MANAGUA. Nicaragua. January IL
tP.-Nicaraguan rebels have written
finiS TO the career Of a soldier OF for
tune who served with various Central
American rebels Of the last 20 years.
Roy A. JohnStone. civilian inter
prefer for American Marines at oui-
lali. was slain Monday. advices TO Ma.
rine headquarters stated today. He
was killed hy outposts Of the rebel
general. Augustine Sa andino. while on
his way 10 Fl Jicardo. near Quilah.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-13
Plane Jumpers, Tempting Friday, 18th,
Injured as They Leap Into 40-Mile Gale

The parachute jumping exploit from
an Army airptana ovet Boiling field,
arranged to challenge the powers ef
Friday the isth ,hts afternoon, result
sd IN a decided victory for the unluckN
daN,
Nal Carey |, Crockett, Infantry, ,
student at the ARMY War College,
aud t'vt Emil kaateny "t holltng
Field, Jumped tsem Douglas trans,
port g.naa teet over haliiax Field Into
10 mite wind and wese rrecipated to
the ground with such taree that they
were rushed 10 the hosni,a. al tho past
for theraush esaminatton,
THE other two scheduled to jump.
Serst, NJ, u, Swanson, and corp, a 4,
Walsh, hath at haittns ktela were
atahlbltsd Ifasa stvaNlns Shs nlana ny
l.Iuuk A..hArR A. iaaa axA s.sha saiLakA AA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-13

the eIs transport, ewinS 90 tho alsa
Wind
Maj, t,rceket, maksa& his nFsS tnNr.
took OF SECOND and landed AZ the
south end oe the reid. White e>I,
kaStocns landed almost in the C~nter
m the sirdrome
The hish Wind carried him AZ \ taIr
speed a. he neated the ground and u
Mas imrcs>thls tea hlm tN cAeSA his
descent, N he StFueA With ennslgieT>
able teFVe the inFSted parachute
dragged him hW many feet and he
VAS pulled along the muddy Etetd AZ \
rapid rate uattl ave er six reFsons
jumped anen him aaa the parachute,
Mai, tacSkett Mas ntekeA up Nv AN
ambulance aad rushed 80 the pA~s
hospital where night surgeons nAAsia
a taasaugh sNamlRatlan ta avsersAtAa
u he had teeeAea aay injuries mi,
NAse kasteaaSs Mas sesisl 10 AAss a
r. - h5hss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-13
12-Day-Old Baby. Pronounced Dead.Lives
With Aid of Pulmotor and May Recover

LAST Saturday the infant. who
weighed ga pounds III bitih, an
derweUt n minor operation, bat failed
to improve About noon Wsdnes'iay y
10 apparently had ceased breathing,
anh a frantic eait 10 tbs Fire Depart
tneBt brought men 10 the house win
regulation firs f,ghtins equipment.
The puimotor squad remained ana
worked over the tiay form for 20
hours. Then came the nrs' faint cry,
Baby Georges eysiids fiinkefed, Ills
iiny hand iightsnsd around the mn
ger Of an attending fifstnan. And The
squad krinned It's happiness.
A sbut time before the mother had
given her son ounces 6f blood.
second TRANSMISSION operation Was ps'
formed last night, ana snDH afisfwaT'i
ibs condition Df The infant prompted
Dr l. A Ali. baLp specialist, 10 hold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-13
MACMILLAN'S LABRADOR
MESSAGE IS RECEIVED

up tho Associated ftsas
HUDSON, Mass. January ls "A IA
dlo message frmn Lieut.. tumir, Don
aid ~, Macmillan, In command af the
HaWsun Field Museum Arctic expedi
ton, now IN narthefn Labrador HAY
was received last night hy ama,eu,
radio station iFi. stating that the spe'
uiai program tor the memhess ut tha
hainn broadcast trum chi.
Cago was being received very well
In order % lot Macmillan knaw
that tha message had haen received, Il
Was broadcast hack and q, u Meserve,
operator Of I'LL, stated that he Was
informed latsr that the 80 broadcast
messase was alAa leeeiNed perfectly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-13

By t4s Ass39atsd Ptfss
ftiIfAGD. January ~ Baby
seoiRs smith. hmm sew Year day
ttDigotJhced dead "Wednesday noon, ana
then revived by oxygen ami later
sbEng gihsned by t~o biood rsnsfn
slobs iDday wss given long chance
tor reosVets" ny attending piisslcisns,
STEADY improvement In ihe child y
condition VAS noted after midnight
when hls breathing Mas deeper and
mis- crles bsraHe iGudsr ana more fJs
qutni Feeding with Hedicine drop
per continued regularly, ana The IN
fSHt APPEARED io bs improving under
ths HDDfishIBeHl.
Mts Mary Smith, the mother who
Submitted WIea 10 bl0od ifaHsfiisioHs,
aHd squad III nIsHssn, vino have al
uninsured % gen UHcFhHlHRia. since
M..1pEnae 4 xeIE She ,giHsF ut<A IVA is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-13
CITY HEADS APPEAR
At BUDGET HEARING.
House Subcommittee Begins
Consideration of S40,-
100000 Account.

Hearings started today on the {4O,-
600 900 District budget for 1929 in ex-
ecutive session before the subcom-
mittee Of the House appropriations
committee. OF which Representative
Simmons IL chairman.
An Unprecedented number Of Dis
trict oficials were assembled as wit
nesses at the hearing 10 explain tne
needs for the various items in tne
District budget. These included DIS
trict Commissioners Daugherty, Taila'
ferro and the Engineer Commissioner
Col. Ladue: Daniel ]. Donovan, the
District auditor: Daniel Garges. secre-
tary TO the District Commissioners;
the assistants to the Engineer Com
missioner, Mai. w. K. Z. CoVell. Maj
l.. F.. Atkins and Capt. II. {. White
hurst.
Others to Testify.
Among the depar ment heads wait
ing their turn 10 testify were Nitlam
p. Richards. assessor; G. NJ. towers
collector Of taxes: David e. Mctomb,
engineer OF bridges; James X Lusoy'
disbursing oficer: w. B. Hadisy.
electrical engineer: NJ. c. Hargrove.
purchasing officer: !. b. Gordon.
sanitary officer; T. NJ. Baldwin. u,
insurance commissioner, Wade IL
CoonbS. in charge Of the license
bureau: Corporation Counsel William
w. Bride. accompanied by his assist
ants. Rinsgoii Hart and Francis n
Stephens: George NJ. Roberts. IN
charge Of the once OF weights,
measures and markets: NJ. e. Hazen.
surveyor; W. II Hariand. director oI
trarH.. the Public Utilities commits
sioners. John w Child-eSs. Harrison
Brand. IL, and the executive seCre'
,ary, L. p. Fisher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-13

Senator Arthur u, Gould, kepuh'
lican. ~ Maine. resigned today from
membership ON the Senate District
committee. Ia which he WAS appoint
ed shortly after he came to tho SEN
ate In the last Congress, l, has not
been announced what other con,m't'
tees he will he assigned tn. or who
viii succeed him on the District NJ
I Columbia committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-13
TEN REBELS SLAIN
BY MARINE BOMBS
Nicaragua insurgents At.
tackled by Planes Where
Americans Were Ambushed.

By the Associated Press
The Navy Department received dis
patches today from Rear Admiral
David +. Sellers. commander OF the
special service squadron in Nicaraguan
waters, saying that Marine Corps
planes on January IL dropped 10 bombs
on Sa ndino's forces, killing 10 of his
men.
The attack was made at Latina
Vista. where Marines were ambushed
January ]. Admiral Sellers also re-
ported that a column is moving from
Quilali to San Albin
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Letter From Gray
To Reach Daughter
On Her Birthdays

OSSINING. n. Y. January 13.--
Jane Gray. the a.year-old daughter
of Henry Judd Gray. will receive
letter from her father on her birth
day each year until she is 81.
Just prior To his execution Gray
turned over to his attorney, Sam
uel Miller. a packet of letters he
had written at Sing Sing. with in
Strurtions that one he delivered to
his daughter each year.
Mrs. Ruth Snyder also left
letter to I've mailed to her a-year
old daughter Lorraine, and one
for her mother. Mrs. Josephine
Brown. Neither Gray nor Mrs.
Snyder had seen their daughters
since they entered Sing Sing.
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Japanese Woman
Cuts Off Piece OF
TongueasP Penance

Bv the AssOcI9ted Press.
SEATTLE. Wash, January II.
To punish herself for some sin,
Mrs. Envy Tochi, 25. Japanese maid,
cut about an inch OF her tongue
last night. In a hospital here to-
day physicians expressed doubt
whether she ever would he able TO
speak again.
The offcnse the woman believed
she had committed was not known,
but japanese here said their
countrymen frequently punish
themselves in similar manner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-13

~ esrry DeujptE3t insists GD bis
Oss way IN cy+fytb4BR, no Dstnp"tst
@i53 IN ~ tz D@B way ~ anything. "
f+ena g.5f Petd ~ ID ~ everything ~
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HDssurts
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putting 8 Het DiatiS gptD 1he pa'rt y
.B9tfpru VII sjlet0te 80 per cent -
the pssft anG fht day h0 insists
Ug"n p}iiIn2 )afo ht platform dry
plank MJi ai4enafF tGs other 81 pef
s"hf. Jiey wjh insure EepuDl"sD .
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in30 lis j5eD4D' fatlc t,!atfofp every
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KELLOGG ANSWERS FRANCE.


Secretary of State kellogg's reply 10
the French note suggesting the treaty
outlawing war. proposed by the tnifed
States. be amended to apply Ia aggrts'
sive warfare, as given out last nisht'
follows:
"In the reply which your govern
m.nt was good enough to make 10 my
note OF December IS. 1927, his excel
iency the minister Of foreign aHalfs
summarized briefly the PROPOSE pre-
seu,ed by the Government of the
United states. and stated that 1t ap'
peared To he OF such nature rs 10
satisfy the views OF the French Gov
ernment. In these circumstances. he
added that the Government OF the R"'
public was disposed la join with the
Government of the United States IN
proposing for acceptance by all ma
lions "A treaty To ne signed ~ the pres
ent time by France and the United
states. under the terms of which the
high contracting parties should re
rounce all wars of aggression and
should declare that they would employ
all peaceful means for the settlement
OF any differences that might arise
between them.
1.-THE Government OF the United
States Is uucply aratitied that the Gov
ernment of France has seen it's way
clear to accept in principle ~ pro-
posai that. instead OF the bilateral pact
! originally suggested by NJ BRAND.
there be negotiated among the pfinci'
| pal powers OF the world an equivalent
| multilaterai treaty open 10 signature
by all nations. There can be no doubt
| that such a muitilaterai treaty would
| be far more effective instrument for
t.t st,s.tn
| 4 mere agreement between France and
the United States alone, and II the
present efforts of the two govern
menis achieve ultimate success. they
will have made n memorable contribu.
tioE TO the cause of world peace,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-13
Cites Briand's Language.

While the Government of France
and the Government Of the United
States are now closely In accord 80 Tar
as the muitiihterai feature Of the pro
posed treaty IL concerned. The IAN
suag. Of NJ. Eriand's note of January
D. 1873, IL In tWo respects open ~ All
Interpretation not In harmony with
The idea which The Government of the
United States had IN mind when II
submitted 10 you the proposition oht'
lined IN my note OF December IN. la.!'
In the f1rst place. II appears IN lie ths
thought Of your government that the
proposed mul,ilhterai treaty he signed
in the FIRST instance by France ana
The United States alone and then sun
mitted 10 the other powers for their
acceptance. In the opinion of the
Government ~ the United States, this
procedure IN open Ia the objection tlat
a treaty. even though acceptable 20
Francs and the United States. might
for some reason bE unacceptable 10
one of The other great powers IN
such event the treaty could not come
lnio f"rrs ana ths present efforts az
France ana the United States would
hs rendered ahattiyr. THIS unhappy
result would not neDeseatity follow
disagreement ~ 10 tefminnloKy aris
Ing prior tn the daf,nitiva approval Nv
any government ~ n proposed form
of treaty. since IL In by no means IN
sonabl1 10 suppose that tha views
~ ihe governments concerned could
be accommodated through Informal
preliminary discussions and u text de-
viaed which would be acceptable 90
them all Hnth France and tbs United
states are too deeply interested In tina
success NJ their sndeav0rs for the AL
yanesmsnt ~ peaes "a ba willing 10
jeopardiss the ultimate aaenh piIhh'
usnt OF their purpose nv innufrihk
unnecessary risk NJ disagreement with
the aibef po.pers concerned aHd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-13
Rsgau After Adjournment.

.Iustice siddnns pointed "nt thht the
Intimidation spisods had It's inception
after The court had directed adjourn
ment on December 20. and held that
mis- WAS perfectly clear and manifest
10 any one who reads the record
The intimidation charges. II true.
had created "a n0nsiT0us situation"
0.ont,nusd an Page 7. Column ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-21
vIANoCNY POZDRAv.

Zasa nam prisla posvatna ra-
dostna doba Vianoc. Vianoce, pre-
do vSetkym, sn sviatkami lasky a
to laslly Bozskej. Ale II tych l'u-
di, ktori poznali tilto Bozsllil la
sku. Vianoce sn tiez sviatkami i
lasky I'udskej. kto opravdu mi
mje Pana Roha, miluje tiez al
.svoieho blizneho. A tnto svoju
Iasku l'udia preiavuju prinajme-
nej priatel'skymi "Vianocnymi
pozdravami".
Spolok sv.. Vojtecha ma dnes v
Amcrike vysc dvesto pat'desiat
micstnych jednatel 'ov, apostolov
dobrej tlaae, horlivych a bezzist-
nych to pracovnikov ga vieru a
narod.' VojtcSSkt Spolok ma tiez
i vyse osem tiSic clcnov V Ameri-
Ike. VSetkym tymto M rozposlal
kraSnt vianoGnt Diary V podobe
podielovych knih: jcdon krasny
kalendar a dvc zabavnt pouG-
ne knizky. A teraz cestou nina po-
stella i'm vsetkyym al vrely, vianoc-
ny pozdrav.
Mech tedy dobrotivy Bob, bet
lehemske Jezuliatko, hojne zehna
vsetkym vojtesskfm jednatel'om,
vsetkym vojtesskym clenom ich
rodinkam!
A mech Pan Bob hojnc zehna i
vsetkym nadejnym vojtesskym
jednatcl'om i clenom nascmu
slovenskemu ludu v6bec,
Hoinost' bozej milosti, pozeh-
mania a dobrtho zdravia st "a
sta a radosti praiem vSetkym jak
v meme nasho vojtessktho Spolkn,
tax al meme svojom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-21

nedme ebo pre- 500 bo 1000 vtskov neodpat
vydat ked VIDA 5000 kn tax ich predj rva 10 aebo
Is rokov To poom knzy LEI zarabavane grosf Roz
ume ze nemazeme prrovnavat prkad m Amerkanom
ale priklad e m6zeme 81 nich what Ked vysa knha pukov
nka ndbcrgha ops cho preletena Yorn do arza talk
prvy tyzdeh pedalo nj 10000 vtskov akom nietom
nemoze nam ami len snvat ale m6ze ocakavat ably
ri stvr miona amerckych sovakov kazde ovenkej
dane knhy p aspoh is aebo 25 c kuov behom eneho
knhy vydavaj nviac 5000
vttskovych vydanach. ~ =
Toto zaostne. zacztost ktorou vaz
pemyslat pchod kadamu amerckfmu sovakoyi soven
ke Tato veci dalej nemajd ncsmejn oat to zaczto
neen spisovateov nakadaeov knkupcov aav, lez tyka
beprosredne kadeho punika naoda Uvedom ST. brate
ze kd sovenska knha nebude mat odbyt ked u nebu
kupovat citat prdemc zaosnfmu
nko nepodobere vydavane ovenske knihy a by ste
dku farmaru rcmesenicku aebo n dau odbornG n
iu slovencine ale mat M nemoee bo MET koho u tati
nemaa by odbytu ~"...a.E4
Tcnto smutnl sovenskci teatry Amcrike ic
c Treba pomahat nasej literature naSmu knizntmu podn
prv, dco by celkom kritc! bod Sdrzene So
vensc Novinarov H najpovolanesm zasahnu do vec Nov
mari nas sprhvnc dagnozova ajn re treba al akm
pomdha Zavadzamc eda akcu Mesac Sovenskej kn
hy Bue januar 1929 vybor mas vybral tuee ove
sch knh ktore najprhodneje mas pospoi ud
knhy deanost poucne odbornt s tiez abavnt ako
romany novelty Amecko.ovensk spba je najbohatsou
romany, preto tychto bude tom najvacej.
celn nasu slovensk verenost Amerike
prosm kado amerckeho Sovaka Sovenku podane nam
mocnej ruky needna zadnu dobroeinnost zadnu
narodn povinost voc Iovenskj spsbe
Kazdy brat behom mcaca anura
kdp prnamene ednu knku 'udete mat toho vybrat
obenat aspon ako vrecko dovo ujh Ale ka
kazda mech obiedna aspof ed knihu uz cz chystae
hned DO Vanocach re kolko doarov venuce
prve pedy Vianociach odozte tie dolre stranu OBJ
cnae tic vybrat6 knhy Dosanee pnh hodnou svoj
ncmoze nveova ako zakpenie knihy
Pchysae kazdy pom6zte Vykonate narond svou poVn
nos znamen seba Podporte ovenkd knhn
ona VAN znamenite odplatl.
Ialsie podobnost a rh danych knih doGtae
buducom csopsu Pozoruje akciu Mesac Soven
ske Knl chyae agitujte kazdy dla svoej moznosti
sposobu! 81. - :
Sdruzenie sovenskych Novnarov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-21
"MEsIAC sLOvENsKEJ KNIHY."

suzen sovenSklch Novinarov svojej nedivnej harris
bnrgske ch6dz mez nymi d6zym vecam usholIo
dene akce pod nazvom Aesac Sovenkej kny Teno utr-
podnk e schvalovany yeych ran nasmi smeroanymi
krnhm povazovanl velm doet So strany sruzen n
ovsem, len pokn ale nieto zanej pocynos bude mat Ky
zeny ispech.
Co pohlo nasich novindrov k tomuo podnikug
So vsetych strn idd &c ovenska inha posednt
easy ma vel mi panl oby Amerci sovac vra ME ably
vzdy viac vac nasc knize knpova ca ez rob
opanc tot kny ncmhajd LEILA skade knihkpom alebo
magazinoh nkladateov TO potom poukazom lud
mas alebo mcne cta oo ably svoch
slovenkych knh vdaval tco kndrne prac zaosava tax
zaostava vo yseobecnej vzdelanosi
Toto zanedbavnie Gania svokch knziek vcka chyba
sebe zeme prve dobe kore cd kazdtho ednovca
pozadne vace vdanos ako pozadovao len pred as
2O-25 rokami dokazm kazdom
TAX za doscvamc veku, al cd jedno-
duchto abckho robonka acbo nhennika poadova
bude hig school ked nlia nasi staS madsie po-
koenie oho vsrobcntho vyzaovantho vzdcan ko
mus 81 ho zadovaz nsiovnym tnm knih to predovckym
knl Sovcns ch ktort S u nS aprlsnpnejsic
mtelnejse Ano eba casop ttat ably kazdy Dol obozn
behom dennymi udaost enze nobodno pospo
lemu namu zanedbavat cftae poucnch zabavnych
kni ebo kazdej zabavnej knihe al ite
becne poucenie.
Lenze sovenske knly kupovat amercka Sovac ma
mu al nych pohndtok prn to je podporovanie sovens
eratu spisby TO je narodna poVnno kazdeho Sovaka
povlnnost ME e npSana zadnom zakonnku ale to j
psany zkon ke ud nbude ku
povat'a eta kny naeo by ich spkovatela pa ydavaea
tacl knikupc dava trh? tn e prave pes zahabany
Knzky psa vyzau obrovsk sde prace Vysadzane vyta-
Genie zayazane knh soji Hce dolarov Ked
skadis ud c nckupuje, vedy
tel nakadac vsrci dolrc kapitalu Tym
odobera cut sovenskm tvorcna
nasej leratny nam nakadae ON zabana podnkavost
vydavanu novfch slovkych knh Ma prad ceny
NJ davno ale zvls cd zm6zena pocu naSo vyokoSkoho
stndentstva ndostao Porebu
no ako kus cheba Ale napsan vydanie tatho
sovnka stale by Is aebo az 25 tic oaov. Pr
odbyte naSich kn ko odvaz obrovsk ka
pta ma ydane takehoo sovnlkae potom semtam ozva
re nemam ake abo onakve sovenkej knihy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-21
BULLETIN VOTE aSKY.
Podava REV. STEFAN KoCIs, H. jedpatel'
e13 North Lakeview Avenue youngstown, Ohio

id hlasi sa o svoj podicl II syojho
miestneho jednatel a. Jednatep0y
vsak prosim, aby sa obratili ma
nina, ak i'm Spolok neposlal dost
podielov pre- vsetkych clenov ich
jednatcl stva. \ ii ndovia, ktori
pre- jaktkol'vek prieinu, ncdo-
stall by svoj podiel AMI od svoje-
no jednatel "a, ami rovno cd Spoil
ku Trnavy, mech sa tiez obratia
ma mia. V liste mech mi posl1 %
centov v stemplikoch ma postove
trovy a tiez mech odpiSu, ze cd
koho posledny krat dostali svoj
podiel i kedy to bolo.
Spolok sv. Voiteeha chce, ably
kazdy jeho I'D dostal to, co mu po
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-21
PODIELOVE KNIHY.

Este pred mesiacom Spolok sv.
Vojtccha Trnave rozpoSlal Svo-
jim americkym Glenom podiely.
ia som ich uz dostal dostali ich
uz tiez i skoro vSetci naSi miest-
nj jednatelia. Preto mech kazdy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-21
Pavel Hronec:
vIANocNY STRONGER.

Ked' sa zvon Ohlasi
Ma tel nasej vezi,
Moi milv synacek
Ku stromceku bezi.
Pod stromcek 81 kl 'akne,
Ia dar chvalu vzdava
A potion mas ysetkych
Radon pobozkava.
Ma stromceku Jezis
.Je 2 cukru, papieru,
A predsa tie dietky
Akl majii vieru.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-21

pravde a spravodlivosti patri. Po-l
dielove knizky sd vel mi krasne Il
pouGne, preto nemal by bez mich
ostat ziadon vojtessky I'D.