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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-11

and the device was used By him In 1884
In making descent from an upper
window from a house In Lyon. The
first descent from balloon vas made
by Garnerin In Paris in 1897.
@. How did j. come about that Gene
Tunney was given commission in the
Marine Rcserve5?--M. ID.
A. We quote for your Information a
paragraph from a Philadelphia news
paper dated September 25. 1925. This
vas telephone message from Maj. Gen.
Lejeune to Col. Cyrus Radford. Septern-
Der "a: Colonel, desire yoll to pre-
sent, in my name, the compliments O.
the entire corps. active and reserve, N
Tunney He will be commissioned a
first lieutenant OF the Reserve Corps"
@. How old IL the sory. I'm The Shade
Of the Old Apple Tree"?--L 2. B.
A, It was registered for copyright in
1905.
O. Does reindeer meat resemble
venison In taste?--E. T. f..
A. Reindeer is not game animal
| and the meat is not similar To venlson.
! IL compares, rather, with beef In
! IlaVor 1t can best be ciassed between
{ AN"tiiS nhAA tAir DttboS Va IIGildIN h.
| Q. Who designed the seal Of the
| United States?-C. 8. VI.
| A. The seal Of the United States vas
! designed by young student Of on!!a-
delphia named Will Barton, the brother
OF DR.. Benjamin Barton. He made
various designs before the seal In its
/ present form was finally accepted. The
designs were presented to committee
| consisting Of Charles Thomson, secre-
| tary Of the Confederation Congress: Dr.
| Arthur Lee and Elias Boudinot, WHO in
i turn reported 10 Congress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-11
UNITED STATES
IN WORLD WAR
Ten Years Ago To-day.

Addreshing n Joint session of Congress,
President Wilson today answered the
recent speeches Ut German Chancellor
Her'llng and Count Cgernin, the
Alatfo~ hungarian minister for foreign
atfalth, Asserting that The German
military party alone blocks peace. he
welcomes Ghernins views M more con E
eiliatotS Saya there will be no turning
back tor the United States Until II new
order prevails, aud a,lgaeath thar the
German chancellor speaks for ~ world
dead aud gone" Germany de.
slrea peace, but betnre II can be- al =
tanned she maintains that her enemles
must recognize that Germany has heen
victorious American forces
lhongh ocenpytng The dampeht snctor
III France. are cheerful, tor nj leaAt
their trenches have The virtue 1T heing
without rats, our men desttoy Ger.
man aniping posts, r,,ahlng seven Of
them IN n single night, hritish
military observer d0ihts early blow on
weaiefn front, Paints out that weather
and transplant viii delay Germans
fatimatea they may bring their total
strength IN 10 a0On Un0 men, .
herlin announces cessation vi war
against the hnlshlvikl and tho aihhand, .
Inv VI The Rusalan palea.
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Garden dreams arc sprinkled strange.

| GARDEN creams are Sprinkled strange
| ~ with roses.
Yellow roses. ivory-tinted pink roses,
red roses. roses OF every hue. float
through the garden visions of the en-
thusast at this time Of year.
No matter what may be the flower
love of the moment one comes back TO
roses with the greatest satisfaction the
garden knows.
| When the gardener dreams, he thinks
Of roses. When he plans. he plans for
roses. The queen OF flowers Is his queen
Of hearts.
No other bloom in the world is at
once SO human. so contrary. so beauti-
full. so lovable. Failure follows failure.
but the amateur persists.
Roses haunt his garden dreams. and
roses he will have. Nothing else will do.
There was Atticus. "plucking roses
all along his lifeway so carefully as
never to incur a thorn prick"
Down the ages the lovers OF this
flower have petted and coaxed 1t. swore
at IL. praised It and maligncd 1t. Yet
forever and always It blooms In the
Springtime of our gardens and our
hearts
Let the rose lover but dream of Nine
Butterfly. he wants to 60 into the gar
den to see how the bush Is coming
along. Wonderful beauty Of pink
tones. with gold half concealed at its
heart!
She is not the perfect rose" but is
wonderfully beautiful. with her stems
of half dozen blooms, one making
vase full.
And the Souvenir Of Claudius Pernet.
What monument this great hybrid
izcr will leave behind him. in this glori-
| t,,1@ t~t& a1,
one dream of water lilies!
Water lilies make the dreamer think
OF bygone days. days of childhood.
when he saw the pond lilies for tho
/! frGt time"
| They were pure white. with golden
""nt"rs. and their green leaves reflected
| themselves in the water the whole max
ing an. unforgettable picture
There Is something about the wav
VI. Pernet's Souvenir opens its grand
| blossoms that makes one think OF
| wrter lilies.
AS " it's clear tone were the gift OF
| III" creat SIN itself. the Souvenir does
not fade. hut holds It's own In any but
| wrt weather.
| Most beautiful nj all It shines. how
over In a hounuet. when II brings the
9unboams themselves into house.
y y
| A beauty Of rosedom. known and loved
by her thousands. is Los Angeles. De-
| spite her evident faults, she wins uni
, versal praise. She might be called a
| sort of cousin to Nine. Butterfly. but
| is not like her bit although her coll
ors are vaguely related.
These are ari>tocrats OF roseland but
one loves as deeply the healthy. whole
some. everyday rose ladies. Radiance,
Rcd Radiance and the Duchess of Well
| ington.
Some way. one finds It hard to think
| OF the latter as a Duchess" she Is so
sturdy In the garden. so unfailing In
displaying her lemon and orange
! flowers
AS for Radiance and Rcd Radiance.
these are the standard roses. All othn,
roses are ranked as they dcviatc for
| better or for worse from these two.
They have their faults. but, better. they
have great virtues. The referendum OF
the American Rose Society shows them
to BE- the most universally popular
| roses in America.
/
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A New Market Angle.

A new development has occurred in
the market situation which presents An
angie Of departure from the lines pre-
viously laid down. The Commissioners
In their report TO Congress on the sub
Ject recommended that the Farmers
Market be removed to temporary site
on the Mall. pending selection of a
permanent site. They at the same
time expressed their preference for a
Southwest site for permanent loca-
ton. but Suggested that no decision be
made until the wholesalers or commits
sion merchants had themselves chosen
their future situation, in order that the
two establishments. the commission
houses and the Farmers Market. might
be closely associated. Now a group of
wholesalers and distributors of food
supplies have notified the Commission
ers that they have arranged for the
acquisition Of large area in the North
eastern section. in close contigui:y to
the Baltimore 6: Ohio Railroad terminal.
where they propose to establish them
selves. and ask the cooperation of the
District heads in creating a food
handling and distribution terminal COM
mensurate with the size and dignity of
the city. which will stand as a model
for other communities"
If the purchase of this area is effected
Tor the purpose of accommodating the
wholesalers who have joined in this
representation &c the Commissioners
the latter may have 10 modify their
recommendation to Congress favoring
Southwest site for III, Farmers Market
unless they decide that the group which
3avors the Northeast location is not
sufficiently representative Of the COM
mission business 10 determine the mat
Ger. Obviously there cannot be two
farmers markets. There should not be
two market centers. Whether the main
retail market, replacing the Center
Market soon to be removed TO make
way FOX Government building work. is
located in conjunction with the Farm.
ers' Market and the wholesale es.ab-
Eshments. or on a site chosen with
reference to the convenience Of the in
civ!dual buyer. there should be but one
main food distributing point.
In this connection II is 10 be noted
that the latest proposal for the scquisi-
ton Of the Patterson tract for a whole
sale food area counters the long con-
ten1p!ated plan for the Development OF
that area as a public park Congress
has had repeated opportunities TO Sc
cure this space for that purpose and
has neglected them II Is included In
the general plans Of the Park and Plan
ming Commission as public recrea-
ttoEal area. II cannot be continuously
held out OF the market Unless i'm
mediate action is taken designating IL
o. a park and providing 70. It's pur-
chase lis owners may sell 10 any private
purchaser or group OF purchasers who
nay desire il for their own uses.
II would seem. therefore. that this
proposition Just made To the Commits
asoner might precipitate action upon the
Farmers Market question or upon the
PaierSon tract park question, perhaps
upon both. In any case. the proposal
Of the group Of wholesalers who have
Just addressed the Commissioners on
me subject is 70 be considered as made
3n good faith ard as indicative Of The
purpose 70 proceed with their enterprise
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A Governmental Achievement,

From thr ~ t.ntiis rost DISPATCH
IN" Panama Canal made $5, Gao. 500
~ ~ years, besides the enormous sums
mas saved shipping In making un~
necessary The wild and intermnable
.iin around Cape Horn, The recent
death OF Gen. 0oethala revived yiyidly
the American feeding of pride In this
great work, II Is n governmental
achievement above faction. partnership
and controversy, and We all rejoice Il,
H. That the investment Is paving
dividends Is Just so much velvet"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-11

A celebration OF George Washington's
birthday is usually too gay an affair
10 remember the serious thought OF the
Father OF His Country" Attention is
devoted entirely TO the mythical Ratchet
and the fabulous cherry tree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-11

Canada and the u. g. A. maintain
cordial relations through simple recoe-
milton Of the fact that there is nothing
serious to quarrel about. Between
friends a difference is easily adjusted.
A continent free from "jingoism" sets
hopeful example to the entire world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-11

II was Theodore Roosevelt who
referred to ''malcfactors of erca,
wealth" at time when wealth was
reckoned not In billions. but In mere
millions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-11

American art makes rapid strides In
spite Of the fact that art and alimony
are nften complicated In a manner
which causes loss OF time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-11

The Associated Press is exclusively EMIT led
10 the Hse for repU hilcatiun of sil news dis
patches credited tn II or not otherwise cred.
Tied ~ this paper and slso the local news
published herein All r.ehts of publication
OF special dispatches herein are also reserved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-11

Keeping peace in the Western Hemi.
sphere Is large undertaking, the sue
cessful management Of which Is worthy
o! study by the entire world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-11

Linobcrgh feels safe when he is In an
aarplane. Perhaps he Is right, A man
VINO i% steering his own skyooat has
less 10 fear than n n1otorist battling
his way through traffic congeftion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-11

How slow world progress Is becomes
apparent when II is known that num-
bcr OF countries are still agitatine the
right OF women 10 vote,
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SHOOTING STARS.
BY PHfLASbFR JOHNSON
Working Hour

Working Hours.
Used TO toll ten hours day.
Didn't harm my health.
To a state found my way
Described as Ease and Wealth"
Now. when my hair is growing white,
MY fate must deplore.
toiled ten hours through day and
night
! now work twenty-tour.
] dream see the ledger page,
And scan the market news.
Inventions strange my thoughts engage
] read each experts views.
! sometimes think that life is spoiled,
] miss that time OF yore
When once ten hours n day / toiled
! now work twenty four.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-11

"Da man dat boilers loud" said Uncle
Eben, "ean't think much ,hisasif an
don't want anybody slss to.3
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important Consideration.

~ your political alterations, do you,
e'"@ bF''fVe In peace A. any price,"
lot" answered Senator Sorghum.
unless ! can dictate the price"
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Fay8ftttsm

II am a faV0riie s0n." said he,
alhth vox Pop with regret,
1T doesn't mean 4 thing 10 me
THAT you WERE raised u pet"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-11

Jnd Tnnkins says he kind a. longs
for ihs old days when orators quoted
more shakespeare and less statistics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-11
The ljnattainabie,

LIE said he WAS highbr0W elf.
lie talked us all 10 sleep,
He couldn't quite explain himself.
Becalihe he WAS ~ deep.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-11

THE world grows sefio,is," said III
Ho. The aaae NJ Chinatown we wh0
new kitek Tor pleasure must now study
ssf1pianss."
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ingenious Inquiry.

Both the bride and The groom be-
long 10 families of great fortune"
rs 1t q wedding" asked Mr., Dustin
EiaH. "6r "A merger"
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27
PREDAJ BEz zISKU..

Mesto Lincoln State Nebraska otvorilo viac gazoi-
novych obchodoy ktorych gazofn predava bcz zisk.
Tamojsi obcodnic zhrozi ziadali sdy ably .ncstn
taky obchod zakazaly. Ale sddy i'm ncmohly yyhoyet
cbo mesta maj pravo, ba al povinnost, sarat
jich obyvatel'ov.
Predaj bez zisku, zial bohu dlho neIeetrva. Skoro
sa NEST ana presvedca, ze ich gazon sto Wac Lebo
dokazalo tisic razy ze kedykovek stat aebo obec
zacay obchodoyat predavana prisla 1udu drahsie
nez obycajneho obchodu. to ME preto, ze by idea
boa cd zdkladu za. Zf boil funkconar Lenosili a1ebo
kradi T.
Predaj bez zsku nikdy neosvedei dokym svedo-
ie ludf nebude 1epsie preto dokym stet nepolep
ST. preda bez zisku bude len uMtoenym srgeidlom tych
obchodnikov, ktori sa nestitia sdieraria Yudu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27
Kro BuDE NAsr.rDovAf?

noyindch citame: kostole Martina Lalthera na
W. Weed st. " nedclu vccer zavedcna bola novotalne
sto nemeckyrh, zavedcne boly bohosusby angcke. Ra
Iajsic bohosEby uz cd davneska sd zpoly anglicke
spoly nemccke
Podobnt anglictenic kostolov idc nebadanc ysade
tam, kde narodnost nernajd svojskyc st svojskych
:asopisov Mys1imc takych svojskych sk6I kol6 sta
raju vyucbu svojskeho jazyka~
Kde podrost zabi1da rec svojej matky, tam vynliera
narod Ably to nam nestalo, ably nHsc kostoy nestay
stavm angiictena, msej1 rodica saani kooperovat
svojim skolam, knazrni casofsmi slpvaranim
svomi Diet mi len svojej reci Nebojne sa, ze de
aenauca angcky, ale bojme sa re zabudnd slovensky
Anglictinu det naucia keby do skol nechodiy. ia
ich obkolesnje vsetkych strln nem0zu je unknut
Ale uniknd Pahko sloveucne ked ME sd udrzavane je
krazoch pri domacom krbe.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27
Z roLIrTCxf1Eo xfyOTA NA
srEELT0N.

Dila ~. januara odbyvali snac
mcsacn1 scflpdzu nasfo poiitickt-
ho Klubn "a flojnej ti6asti elem
.stsa. Noyi dradnici prijfmali svo-
jc drady q xastupcovia podavali
zpravy, ktorych name zvolenych
ma roziicne miesta q povfnnossi.
Tiez boly scfvalene Youngstown.
ske Slovenske Noviny i kredit
dany, panu Mrazovi 20 redaktc.
toyi f5ch novin, "a jeho poucnt
tlanky ma redak cnej stranc d po-
vzaudzovs1lie ku poiitickej Gin
nosti. Dane mu bolo u prsviu \
6lanku . pofotn5ch sldaeh. Cita-
telia 1noh1i 50 prebudit i sebe po-
1nyslet' ze dnes tebe ! zajtra in1le.
Njkto nezna, 20 81 m6Ee stat ! 4
kef So stane, mame byt' hotovf.
kaSdy Sicysk fnt byt' pridfu6sny
pri pclitfckom kIube, kindly ND
pafrit do svoiej sfcvensksj orkAs
nizAcie j kszdt SovAk by nal dr.
vt len pri 6lotakovi.
Tiez boI vyaaenovant 6Elsnovy
.z s ~ II Is v " ri ,sass;s "a !
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27

Itliyca.
/ Stat New York, Y ktorom zije
celia desatina obyvatel'stva SpoJ.
Statov, skryva bohatstyo Y Gene
vyse 40 miliard dolarov, co pred
stavuje asnad osnninu celeho bo-
hatstva americkeho naroda. Ked
ratame ma hlavu, obnasalo vsak
toto bohatstvo r. 1926 len So, ,593
ma kazdeho New Yorcana. Stat
New York prichadza az na a.
miesto v rozpocitani bohatstya ma
jednotliycov.
Banfctvom a pol 'nohospodar-
styoa zaoberaj1cc sa staty ma
d'sAekom zapade, na seserozaPa-
de q stredozapade, to Nevada,
Wyoming, JuEna Dakota, Iowa,
Oregon, Nebraska, Kaliforllia q
y . f.i - HI
Seyerna Dakota, yykazujn mai.
ySfsae bohststyo ma hlavu obyya-
tel'a. Je sfce pravda, ze vel'ke
prismyslove stAty majil najvacsf
podiel ma naredno,n bohatstye, a.
lie u zialnsm Z Mich ME je bohat-
atso pripadaj1 ma kazdeho jed
-notiyca taxi vel'ke, aby i'm poskyt
10 miesto medzi. prvylmi osmimi
'Atstmi. Stat Connecticut stojf 1s
'deyistom nieste, zatial' 20 Jstaty,
Montana, Kansas "a Washington
prichadzajd pred New Yorkosil,
New Jersey . Pennsylvaniou
Vyraz "bohststvo'' uxiyany
pri tychto vypoctoch, predstayuje
iba fyzickS bohatstvo, ako ma Pr.
podu, bpdoyy, zariadenie ,tovarni
! fariem, dobytek, zelezniee, pos
zemky . kapitaI ohscne 1zitoc.
Hych podnikov, osobny maietok,
automobily q ins vozidlas ale mic
date alebo strieborns mince, .prii-
w z1ata a1ebo striebra, 1yer Aebo
prostriedky peilaknEho pbeAu.
aSledo4n ND nv xf6e lyOk afafv0t
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27
v cIRvRLANDE xAK1.ADAJu DENN1K.

sa~s
Clevelahdski Slovaci svolal na teto pstok sel6dea
a. stasovej My ke zaiozik spolotnes u vyd6vaaic
slovenskSho denhtho casopisu. pesvanf ~ schodku
takto piSu
"slovaei Cuyahoga County (Cleveland) rychle
naisal1 s.s q ass Ss4 ssss NJ stsAs esS
kazdi asodnost' najlepsie nose ndrsat skrse
6asopis. sss
- sasopisu mosno posddit kaidd nirodnost, &c Go
je, a co moze vykonat'
'Dneska sa nam vyslnievajd nielcn Amerikani, ale
al vsetky inc rasy
Co boil najvac je to, ze tuna ccTnosi rychle zauj
majl miesta, ktore opravdivc prisldchajd nam
20 niekol'ko rokov, vysledok bude ten, re Sovaci
bud prehltnutf intmi skupinami n4rodnostnymi Slo
vaci celkom zmisnd tunajsicho okresu.
sVynikajdcim dic1om tunajsich Sovakov je prepaid
nutie jedintho slovenskeho casopisu (H1asu)'
Podavamc na tonato nlieste 60 vystrahu Slovakom v
Mahoning okrese Dokym maine svoj casopis, necitime
jeho nedostatok; neveme, ze by Der neho ryche
pad ma vyzname ocach ostatnych narodnostnyc sku-
PIN Ale clevelandski sovac to pocitil sebe Oni
da, co je to byt' bez svojho easopisu Ucme ich
skody.
Mech MET jednej slovenskej domacnosti Mahonng
i Trumbull okrese bez Youngstownskych Slovenskych
Novn mech MET jcdneho slovenskeho obchodnka ktor
by tychto novinach neohlasoval. sNarodna mravna
praxticka povinnost to kaze.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27
sLOvENsKE BLAro v AxER1KE.

1ninulom elsie mali SINE podivnd zpravu kraja, Re
A1 6ovenska vyyAzane e blato do Ameriky Je to ste
06diney prfpad obchodnom svete, ze blato stale
cdmetom obchodneho vyvozu to Ma tax velkl dial
Ale TO ma svoje prfciny Lebo toto bato je ME oby
YIN blatom akeho je dostatok Alnefike ale blatom
vym, 70 syetochy piest anskch E1pel'ov upc-
ovan6 je tuna vel dspechom pri Ieeenf reunly,
iasu 4 nych chorob Zanjhmai SINE So alej pisaIi
rklnemu konsldatu % New Yorku inforYnAcial do
zne ze piest 'anskym blatom iecia ia linn
iscich Pest any Mad Institute, 1016 East 16srd
New York City. Kto tedy trpf na 1aInku 4 m6ze 81
csstu do New Yorku, mech 81 plse d'alse infor-
ten dstsv. Bnde 70 preds4 len lacnej MA hecba
6t <as essta I'D F1e6t'an.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27
~. II. /. S.

Stat Nevada, ktory neana ami
80, ,0W obyyatel'ov, pysi sa vac
Nm bohatstvom pomere k..poctu
syoiho obyvatel sfya,- ako ktory-
koi i'vek my Stat Unie. Okolnost
idto bola zfsten6 vysetrovan5n
pfevelsnfm Narodnon Priemy:
5alcYou Konferenshoq Badou roku
1875. Hoci siiiirnns bohAtstvo ka.
III Nevada obnass Y celku ibs
IS q, 90 O00, teda menej ako kto.
rehok oi'vek inSho Stlta prfpads
'predsa N, 40 nask Mo jedno
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-27

baseball team ma Stcciton. i;ols
urccna j peknd suma pe1azi ns
podporu ioiio tcanfu. vybrsti boil
sikovHi chlApi do yybor0 prste
Alyslim, Be ma kollci jasene nebu.
defne banovat'. stceiton naprc.
dujc ako obycajne ticho, ale isto
zpr1vodaj novfn
tgteasmu Klubn .vd aka "a u
mamie! Red.)