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Miss Jacqueline Taliaferro Smith. niece
of the hostess; Mrs. Reid Hunt of BoS-
ton, Miss Charlotte Childress and Miss
Adair Childress.
Miss Diana Cumming. whose mar
riage to Mr.. Manville Kendrick will take
place tomorrow, was entertained at
luncheon today by Mrs. Ernest Swift,
whose other guests we're the members
OF Miss Cummings bridal party.
Mrs David Du Bose GailIard and Mrs.
Charles c. Matthews will entertain at a
tea dance this afternoon at the May
flower Hotel in honor of Miss Susan
MacBryde Guignard, niece of Rev
Mead Bolton MacBryde.
Mrs Enrique A. Prieto, wife of the
military attache of the Cuban embassy,
entertained at luncheon today at the
Maytlower for her daughter. Miss Lucia
Tessada Guzman, who will have nine in
her party.
Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee of Marietta, Ga,
arrived in Washington yesterday from
West Point, N. Y, having accompanied
her son, Mr.. Fletcher Cole. on his re-
turn to school from holiday trip to
Georgia Col. Lee is now on duty at
Fort Mcpherson. Ga, and he and Mrs
Lee are making their home at Mon Re-
pos in Marietta, which is within COM
muting distance of his station. Mrs
Lee expects to be at the Mayfower for
about 10 days.
Mrs Walter Tuckerman will entertain
a party of 20 at a tea dance this after
Evening star., 1929-01-02
$1.95
Values, $4 to $3.50

1t is remarkable that these exquisite
pieces of Jewelry could be offered at price
so low. Unique necklaces, chokers and
bracelets in the very newest of designs
designs that have but recently been intro
duced in the smart salons of Paris.
Evening star., 1929-01-02

Mrs. Walter Tuckerman will entertain
party of 20 at tea dance this after
Evening star., 1929-01-02

Evans Hughes, and Mrs. Hughes and
their daughters were guests, as were
many of the delegates attending the
American Conference, of which
Mr.. Hughes Is chairman.
The Chief Justice and Mrs. Taft
stood in one of the drawing rooms to
receive, Mrs. Taft wearing costume
of gray metal cloth. and in line with
them were Mrs. Willis Van Devanter,
Mrs. Louis Dembitz Brandeis. Mrs
George Sutherland, Mrs. Pierce Butler,
Mrs. Edward Terry Sanford and Mrs.
Harlan F. Stone, wives of the associate
justices of the Supreme Court. Mrs.
Frederick johnson Manning, formerly
Miss Helen Taft, who made her debut
at the White House while her father
was President and who presided over
many of the social affairs there during
the illness of her mother, is a guest Of
her parents for some days, and assisted
all during the afternoon.
Contrasting vividly with the gloomy
weather without, the whole entertain
ment suite was gay with flowers, huge
centerpiece of deep rose pink flowers
occupying the center Of the tea table
where a group of Mrs. Taft's friends
presided.
Among the many autographed photo
Evening star., 1929-01-02

graphs of famous persons viewed with
interest by the several hundred visitors
was that of Queen Mary of England,
while other interesting pictures and
pieces of bric-a-brac and furniture col
lected by the Chief Justice and Mrs.
Taft during their many trips about the
world afforded additional topics of con-
versation. All of the Ambassadors and
Ministers and a few of the lesser dip
lomats who attended the breakfast IN
the Pan-American Union Building were
callers and a number of the older offi-
GERS and their wives who paid their
annual New Year day call upon JUS
tice and Mrs. Taft when he was Sec
retary of War and again as President,
holding his first of the year receptions,
were visitors.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Wilbur, the only other cabinet MEM
bers besides the Secretary of State and
Mrs Kellogg receiving yesterday, held
their reception in the large drawing
room on. the second floor Of Cont
entail Hall, and many hundreds OF
guests were welcomed by them. A mil
itary air was given by the presence OF
many younger officers of the Navy and
Marine Corps, in full-dress uniform, as
sisting, while the Navy Band was sta
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Avenue Presbyterian Church, officiating.
Mr.. Alfred Mackenzie accompanied
his brother as best man. -,
Mr.. Mackenzie and his bride LETT
after the ceremony for New York. and
will sail from there tomorrow for Homo
lulu. They expect to stop at Havana,
in Panama and at San Francisco.
Miss Elizabeth Edwards, daughter OF
Senator Edward I. Edwards. enter
tanned at tea at the Wardman
Park Hotel on New Year day in honor
of her house guest, Mrs. j. A. Bruckner:
wife of Lieut.. BrucKner, u. S. A., OF
Governors Island, N. Y. Miss Edwards
also entertained in honor of Mrs. Bruck-
ner at luncheon today at the Carl
ton Hotel.
Comdr and Mrs Herbert Howard Will
entertain at dinner this evening.
Miss Betty Ridsdale will entertain at
dinner this evening in honor OF MISS
Florence Fazio Keys, daughter of Maj.
and Mrs. Edward A. Keys, and her
fiancc, Mr. William Bradley Williams.
whose marriage will take place jan
uary IL.
Mrs. Thropp Returns to
Capital for the Season.
Mrs. Joseph E. Thropp has returned
to Washington from visit to her Sis
ter In Bryn Mawr, Pa, and has taken
an apartment at the Mayhower for the
remainder of the season.
Mrs. Sidney F. Taliaferro entertained
at luncheon today in honor of Miss
Marjorie Berle, who is visiting Senator
and Mrs. Henry Wilder Keyes. The
company included Miss Marian Jardine,
Miss Esther Ford Jones and Miss Betty
Smith, house guests of the Secretary of
Labor and Mrs. James j. Davis; Mrs.
Mcclure Kelley, Miss Bina Day Deneen,
Evening star., 1929-01-02
Diplomatic Breakfast OF
Yesterday Brilliant Affair.

Notwithstanding the illness OF many
diplomats and officials who were unaole
Ia brave the inclement weather OF yes
ferdav. the diplomatic breakfast In the
Pan-American Union Building yester-
dav. with the Secretary of State ana
Mrs. Kellogg as hosts, was one OF the
largest and most brilliant held there
In wears, There was cheerfulneSs ana
warmth about it more like the enter
tainment of private home ana YET
there was abundant room Tor the nVe
Or six hundred guests VINO astenoeo;
& The Secretary and Mrs. Kellogg, who
In previous years have been greeted oy
Sir Esrne Howard. Ambassador Of Great
Britain. dean of the corps, were instead
0iven a happy New Yor from MIN
bv LADY Isabella Howard and their two
sons. who are here for the nollday sea-
son Sir Esne being confined to the
embassy by a cold. The Secretary and
Mrs. Kellogg stood at the head OF the
east stairway, leading TO the HAN OF
Flags, to receive the visitors, ana Mr,
Charles Lee Cooke, master OF ceremonies
! of the Department of State, who knows
every member OF the corps oy name as
they appear, made the introductlonS,
and many guests fingered a few mo-
anent to exchange the good wishes OF the
season.
Mrs, Kellogg wore becoming gown OF
rarnet color velvet fashioned after the
newest mode with effective drapery on
the skirt. the long waist effect OF the
bodice showing a becoming round neck
line and long sleeves with pointed cuf1s.
The small hat of felt and velvet was ex-
ceedingly becoming and across her Snoulo-
ers she wore a fox fur. She carried
small bag of metal embroidery with golo
mounting and wore white gloves. Just
back of the hosts was arranged screen
of palms. ferns and Christmas greens.
A section of the Marine Band was
stationed in the patio, and with the
scarlet poinsetta and tropical foliage
gave an additional warmth of welcome
as guests entered the building. This ar
rangement of placing the musicians IN
the patio instead of in the Hall OF the
Americas, where the guests were enter
tanned at the buffet breakfast, was one
of the many thoughts of Mrs. Kellogg
for the comfort of the guests, for While
the music fioated to the floor above and
was heard effectively in the lofty
chamber where guests assembled, 1t also
admitted of comfortable conversation.
After the guests were received, Secre-
tary Kellogg SIT in the hall OF flags
with various groups Of guests and talked
animatedly, while Mrs. Kellogg went
from group to group and visited with
them.
The tables from which the break
fast was served and the smaller tables
at either end Of the room showed huge
clusters Of poinsettias. The menu for
Evening star., 1929-01-02

Mrs. Henry McHarg entertained at
tea dance on New Year eve in the palm
court of the Mayf1ower for her daugh-
ter, Miss Jane McHarg, in compliment
lContin1Ied on Fifteenth Pa0e0
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noon in the palm court of the May
flower.
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Necklaces, chokers and bracelets - at
prices extraordinarily low. An opportunity
that is rare, indeed!
Evening star., 1929-01-02

Beautiful pieces of Jewelry that will lift
the most mediocre of costumes to one of dis
tinction and charm.
Evening star., 1929-01-02
$3.95
Values, S. to $40

Designed by an artist-there is unusual
beauty in every line of these lovely neck
laces and bracelets. And they are the very
essence of French chic-as every fashion,
able will recognize. This sale price offers
YOU a wonderful opportunity to possess
lovely jewelry
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28

Jeffersona je vel'mi vyznamnym
historickym dokumentom. Ysetko
to, co Locke jeho privrzenci hla
sail v Angiicku vo Franclzsku
idealnej forme vlady, bolo tu
obsiahnute uskutocnene. Pre-
hlasenie neodvislosti pocina:
"Ked' v priebehu udalosti do
spejeme bodu, kedy uzname "a
neyyhnutel mi potrebu prerusit'
politicke VT 'ahy, viazace mas s
narodem inym a zaujat' y deji-
mach svetovych miesto, ma ktore
mas zakon prirody stavi, SINE "a
viazani ohl'adom ma vlastne sve-
donnie a povinnost'ou k l'udstvu,
d0vody, yedlce k rozllceniu, We
refine prehlasit''.
V prehlaseni je uvedeny cely
: 4
rad obyinenf anglickeho kral'a,
ktory sudcom ludu odskriepoyal
slobodnej vole . volnost' jedna.
MIA, odskriepil osadnikom praya
ls,llda pred porotou, sbieral dane
bez syolenia l'udu, q sriad'oyal
hove drady ma upevnenie ssYQiej
moci " americkych koloniach.
Prehlasenie konci:
"Preto my, zastupcoYia spoje-
nych Statov Americkych, v "a
sadnutf kongresu, ziadame Maj
vyssieho Sndcu tohoto sveta, aby
ospravodlnil mas a prehlasujeme
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28

z vole moci vsetkych dobrych
l'udi tychto kolonii, ze Spojene
Kolonie sd a pravo je ma ich
strane - slobodne a neodvisle
staty, pozbavene nadvlady Koru-
ny Anglickej a politicke vzt'ahy
S nej su a zostan1 cd terajsieho
casu zrusene; ze len i'm prisllcha
pravo prehlasit' vojnu, uzavierat'
mier, povznasat' obchod a jednat'
ako slobodnym neodvislym VITA
tom podl'a prava prisl1cha. 7
Podpisovatelia prehlasenia
neodvislosti.
2 56 osob, ktore podpisali pre-
hlasenie neodvislosti oneho pama-
ii hodneho d1a 4. julia 1776, ne
menej ako sedem nebolo narode-
nych v Amerike.; prisly sem
l Z Z 7
zvacsa Anglicka. Tento pomer
odpoveda podl'a statistiky dnes-
menu pomeru Y cidzine narode-
neho obyvatel 'stya K domorodej
popplacii.
William Paca, ktory podporo-
yal>revolaciu syojim veIkym boz
hatstyom a yplyvom a neskorsie
stal 50 guYernerom statu Mary
Land, je podl'a mienky niekto-
rych eeskeho poyodu, hoci ur-
eitost 'ou a dokumentarne ME je
to .aass dnass moSns is De .d.o4kazat', b. A. John
Morton. ktory svojim hlasom "a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28
MUz0vIA, KToRf PATRIA CELEMU
CLOVECENSTVU

Ludske pokolenie deli s;a ma pleti, rasy narody
Belos sa napadne strana eernych, zltych, medenych
hnedych udl; povazuu vyssich cd tychto preto
"a opravnenych ch otroct' vyuzivat'. Ease medz
medzi bielymi narodami e delenie Nemec povysuje
mad Slaviana, Franc1z mad Nemca Anglican mad vset
kych Narodnostna myslenka je pantheon terajsom
svee; je snejsia cd vsekych nych. Kazdy narod len
seba vychvaue skoro kazdy prislusnk len svo narod
muje inc nenavidi.
Ale sd ma svete muzovia zeny ktorf uz nepatria len
Jednenu narodu ami ednej rase ba ami iedne pleti:
paria ceemu ludstvu Toto st vodcovia clovecenstva
Stoja vyssie mad vodcam rs narodov Takmto vodcom
covecenstva bo Tolstoj, Wilson in takym s mnohf
zjnci Jednym mich je Justice John H. Clarke, ktory
tn stredu recn "a medznarodny mier, dobrl v6l'u
porozumenie medzi narodami treba nam
nasledova Ii prived1 narody do vseudskeho bratstva
do toho ra ktorom nebude narodnostne ami naboze-
ske nenavist, ale bude panovat mer, staste, baho
radost' :, n -. ii >f
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28

Jedna cata taxa representatives., je dost Pember-
~ eu "a hge ostatne slovenske 6aty maj miesto len
oiovenskeJ Baseball Lige. Sovenska Baseball Lfga W.
rovna sa hocktore dhe ma tonic okolf nielen kyalte
ner, ale co do poctu divakoy nedel d ma pr hre Hill
crestcanoy Madarmi Campbell prizerao sa okolo pol
druha tlsc Pud kdezo hre Oakland parku kde hraly
caty AA ligy neprzeralo wac ako 200 byva ma slo
venskych hrach vyse 5000 divakoy Sloyak ie uz dos
povedomy ably nechod inc hry, ked ma syoje sloYen
ske a tax dobre ako ine
teJto otazke BY boo dobre debatova' ma sch6dzach
spolkov klubov mienky aebo usnesenia uverejnit
tychto novlnach. Ak bude badatelny znacny zaujem
.uto vec potom Dude lahko pristdpit delu Je dost
casu do buddcej jari vsetkom dobre uvazit'. "
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28
KDE DosTAT NovU KNIzKU,
"vEtERNE tfTANIEo

d
Knizku y ku "Veferns citanie", kto-
ru vydal redaktor tychto noyin.
mono dostat' nielen v redakcii,
800 w. Federal st. a jeho do
macnosti, Ia So. Whitney Ave,
ale Al u nssledovnych jeho' :pria-
tel'oy:
Jozef Martinko, krajcir, 244 E.
Federal St. (na poschodi).
Martin ]. Lesnak, poist'ovatel', !,
236 Haseltine Ave.
Jozef Z. Marusksip, kolekto,r,
1858 p. Florida Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28

~. l. H.s = i - . : j.
tym, teda dna 2. julia, kongress
prijal prehlasenie Lee-ovo v
pryom znenf, re sSpojene Staty
sl, a pravo je ma ich strane, slo-
bodne neodvisle staty." Vyro-
Gle prehlasenia neodvislosti pri-
pada teda vlastne ma den 2. julia,
avsak oslavuje sa obyeajne al
dina 4. julia, lebo toho dina bolo
prehlasenie prijate Y definitiynej
forme a oznanene celemu syetu.
Slovne znenie prehlasenia sa-
mostatnosti je pracou Thomasa
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28
"a JEDNU vYBERANU BAsEBALLovu cATu

My Sovaci Mahoning doine name sest prvej trie-
dy baseballoyych cia ktorych syr prsl1cha do Slo
venskej Baseball Lgy dve do Pembertoh AA Lgy Slo-
venska Baseball L1ga ma sebe ciat tychto al
sia edna je sovenska Farrell Pa. Ostatne tr s: hor
vatska, warrenska mad arska. Ale tychto troch ca
tach najdu dobrf sovenski hraci Preto Slovenska
Baseball Liga je opravdu sovenskou Ma tto baseballo
wi ligu hrdi Robi Slovakom dobre verej-
nosti nasich mladikov muzov zdatnych charakter
nych. : = ~. I: Z!
Dive dalsie slovenske caty sd AA lfge, to: Steel
tonska Odbou Gil. N. S. S. Tieto dive caty reprezen
1 Slovakov medzi catam inych narodnostf Preto ich
1spechy neispechy majn kazdeho Sovaka zvlaste zau
mat Steetonska cata je veteranska. lan nedostala
camponat len pre- akysi onyl podpise jedneho hraca
Bola by to bvala veka sava pre- Slovakov re zpomed
americkych ciat Mahonng dolne, vyhrala sovenska
tie americke cay majn hracov! Skoro samch profesio
nalov
Tedy osud tychto dvoch slovenskych ciat AA lge
ma zaujfmat kazd6ho mahoningskeho Slovaka. Cata n
S. je saba lebo nema peazi ably 81 plata hracov Ca
ia steetonska je toho roku trochu sabsia ako ani
to tez len preto ze nem6ze doyo platit tax svoch
hracov ako s pateni hraci inch americkych cat Ten
to fakt mls mat kazdy Slovak pred oeami neposmie
vat sa ami ohovarat eto caty ze nevyhravau easto
Co by mahoningskJm Slovakom bolo treba je sorga-
nlzovat Jednu sovensku catu reprezentacu AA lge
tak kora by pozostavala len najepsich slovenskch
IdcoV ny I'D SVOJe SHaLy Doll plaCen
eraz Vacsinou pateni hrac amerckych catach Tento
navrh nam poda Ondas Steeltonu my no uznava-
me "a sprayny, ak chceme, ably Sovac boil camponmi
basebalu Mahonng doline ak chceme ably sa nasich
hracov potion dostal niektory do veke PROFESSIONALISM
ligy
Toto sa da uskutoenit' tax, ked' vsetky soyenske
spolky Mahoning done sa usnesi ze budl fnancovat
ednu vyberan1 sovenskn catu pre- reprezentacu medz
inonarodnymi catam Hra by boil vybrani tt najlepsi
= Il ~
berton Ligy tiez ii ktorl hra teraz inonarodnych ca
tach yoi yJhodam Takato vyberana by zaste ro
hia cest mahonngsk Slovakom MET preco pochybo-
vat ze by vyhraa campionat Ked steetonska cata no
aia " skoro hrs lani takato vyberana by no skore
vydobyla.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28
PrehIll| Il hll|asepie aeodviiislllostii s ]
FILLS.

Dna 4. julia 1929 bude tomu
153 rokov, co prehlasena bola
kontinentalnym kongressom nc
odvislost' Spojenych Statov Sc
veroamerickych.
Kolonie prejavovaly nepokoj-
most yoci nadvlade Anglicka a v
mnohych miestach dochadzalo k
b1rlivym prejavom a srazkam
milicie anglickym vojskom.
Americka malicia, podriadena
vtedajsej kolonialnej Wade, nena-
chadzala V nej vel'kej opory, le-
bo vlada nemala pozitivneho pray,
neho pokladu. Este kratko pred
prehlasenfm samostatnosti mnoho
rudi bolo tel mienky, ze smiere-
ME Anglickom je NONE ze sa
onedlho uskutocni. Myslienka sa-
mostatnosti podporoyana bola len
v osadach severnych, najma Sta
toch noyoanglickych, kde prave
dochadzalo najcastejsie k sraz-
kan milicie $ anglickym VOL
skom. JUNE kolonie nepodporo-
valy osamostatnoyacie myslienky
kolonii seyernych, az ked' bitky
prenesene boly ma ich 1zemie, te-
da v prvych mesiacoch rolu 1776.
Stredoamericke kolonie - New
York, New Jersey, Maryland,
Pennsylvania a Delaware - sta
valy sa ma 6dpor odldceniu cd
Vel 'kej Britanie bezprostredne
az do prehlasenia samostatnosti.
Okolnosti samy vniesly do kolo-
nil myslienku samostatnosti, ale
al mac bola poda pre- revol1ciu
priazniva. Thomas Paine, Angli-
can, ktory propagoval samostat-
most americkych kolonii, vydal
dina 8. januara 1776 knizku
"Common Sense, V ktorej nalie-
hal ma revoluciu, ako ma nevy-
hnutel'nn mutnost'. Tato publ
kacia mala vel'ky vplyv ma smyy-
sl'anie obyvatePstva a vzbudila
silny zaujem o samostatnost'
Priamou pricinou prijatia de-
klaracie bolo prehlasenie delega-
Gle statu Virginia, ktora maria
denia svojho statu v zasadnuti
kontinentalneho 4.kongresszu dina
II. jiina dstami svojho Delegate
Richarda Henry Lee - predo-
strela nasledujuce tri rezoldcie:
"Spojene kolonie s1, a pravo
je ma ich strane, slobodne a neod-
visle staty, pozbavene nadvlady
Anglicka a politicke vzt t'ahy S
Anglickom sl a majd byt' 1plne
zrusene."
"Snaha kolonii ma sa s1stred-
nit ma posilnenie ich vzajomneho
priatel 'skeho pomeru."
mech kongress vypracuje ma
vrh konfederacie, ktory mech je
zaslany jednotlivym station ma
schyalenie."
| Dha s. 10. jlna bola tato re-
zolucia prejednana, ale rozhodnu-
tie bolo odlozene ma /. julia, lebo
delegacie niektorych statov sta
valy sa dosial' planu ma odpor a
inc eakaly na instrukcie z domo-
va. Dina 10. jdna ustanovenyy Dol
vybor piatich delegatov, ktory
i
bol poyereny pripravenfm ma
vrhu prehlasenia samostatnosti v
smysle rezol1cie delegacie 20 sta
tn Virginie. Ia 1dov tohoto w
boru boil zvolenf: Thomas Jeffer-
son "a Virginiu, John Adams "a
Massachusetts,, Benjamin Frank
lin "a Pennsylvania, Roger Sher-
man "a Connecticut Robert r..
Livingston "a New York. Tento
vybor vypracoval navrh Prehla-
cenia neodvislosti, ktory boil de-
finitiynej forme prijaty d1a 4.
JULIA l776. Avsak uz diva dni pred
Jedna cata, taxa reprez
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28
28. JtNA 1929

Stat Pennsylvania, rozhodol ma
osoh samostatnosti, lebo ostatni
delegati statu rozdeleni boil row
mako pro a proti, Dol, ako Svedi
tvrdia, svedskeho poyodu, hoci al
Fini DAM 81 cinia narok ma ne
no. IDA sa vsak, ze Svedi majl v
tomto spore prevahu. Paca
Morton boil jedinymi podvisova-
tel'mi prehlasenia neodvislosti,
ktorych predkovia neboli vraj
anglickeho povodu.
| Najprominentnejsim muzov,
ktori podpisali prehlasenie neod-
vislosti, boil akiste Robert Morris,
ktory sa narodil v Anglicku. v
Amerike nashromazdil yelke bo-
hatstvo. Roku 1881 Dol zvoleny "a
vrchneho kontrollora financif. Je-
no financna s1cost', neobmedze-
most lveru ispechy ziskavani
poziciek pre- revolucionarov, ma
dobudli mu predneho miesta v
dejinach americkych.
| Kto videl reprodukciu prehla-
lsenia neodvislosti, akiste zbadal
prvy podpis, vel'ky, citatel'ny
rukopis Johna Hancocka, predse-
du kontinentalneho kongressu, do
ktoreho iiradu Dol zvoleny r.
ITS. Hancock Dol vynikajncim
cinitel 'om revolucnym "trnom
lv oku" Anglicka. Hlavnym Gle
lom vypravy anglickeho vojska
do Concordu bolo praye zajatie
Hancocka a Samuela Adamsa.
Hancock bol neskorsie zvoleny "a
prveho guvernera statu Massa-
chusetts, sue nasledovany Sa-
muelom Adamsom, ktory boil zno-
| vuzvoleny celkom tri razy ma
ostatok bol al zvoleny "a druheho
prezidenta Spojenych Statov.
Najznamejsimi podpisovate-
| pov s1 akiste Benjamin Franklin
| a Thomas Jefferson. Uz vtedy Dol
Benjamin Franklin uznavany "a
vynikajdceho muza svojej DOLBY.
Nebol len 1spesnym podnikate-
Pom obchodnym, lez i vynikaji-
elm Statnikom ucencom. Syeto-
veho mena nadobudol vynalezom
hromosvodu. Thomas jefferson,
ackol'vek mlady, - bolo mu iba
80 rokov, - pozival vel'kej do
very a dcty svojich kolegov. Zne-
ME prehlasenia bolo jeho pracou.
Jefferson, zastupca demokrati-
ckej formy vlady, stal sa tretfm
prezidentom Spojenych Statov.
Zaujimava je ia okolnost' ze Tho
mas Jefferson Samuel Adams,
ktori obidvaja podpisali prehla-
senie neodvislosti a boil preziden-
\ tami Spojenych Statov, zomreli
d2a 4. julia 1926, teda so rokov
po prehlaseni neodvislosti. Teda
4. julia tohoto roku oslavime ME
len vyrocie prehlasenia neodvis-
losti, ale vzpomeneme tiez vyro-
Gle tychto dvoch slavnych Ameri-
kanov, priekopnfkov a zaklada-
tel'ov slobody.
Vsetci podpisovatelia prehla-
senia boil svojho casu muzmi w
nikajlcimi, hoci vsetcia ME s1
dnes tax dobre znami, ako ma
priklad Franklin, Jefferson a
Hancock. Mnohl z mich boil o.
krem toho prayymi hrdinami.
TAX ma priklad Lewis Morris 2
New Yorku podpfsal prehlasenie
dobe, kedy jeho rodina bola ma
2 Jeho statku, ktore bolo obsade-
8 ne anglickym vojskom. Ked An
2 glicania poculi 0 tom, ze Morris
9 podpllsal prehlasenie, jeho rodina
/ bola vyhnana statok Dol zaba-
J veny. Charles Carrollovi, pravo-
2 tarovl Carrolltona, poyedali, ze
. Jeho vraj by anglicky krap 1t az
: ka nasiel, lebo memo Carroll ie
y Anglicku vel'mi beznym. Aby
! nebolo ziadneho nedorozumenia
New Britain herald., 1929-10-16
GIRL C0NFESSES QUARREL ON BOAT
Held With Steward in Mysteri-
 OuS Kraft Death

New Orleans, Oct. 16.-UP)- cd with Jack Kraft, youthful New Yorker, shortly before he plunged over the rail of the steamer Creole caused Miss lone Ord 10 be held for the grand jury last night in conncc- tion with Krafts death. Samuel Ep- stein, steward on the Creole, also was held.
 After hours Of questioning Ep- stein admitted he had not revealed that Miss Ord and Kraft quarrcled, and that confession caused the girl to alter her story
 She told District Attorney Eugene Stanley, Kraft had slapped her few minutes before he leapcd from the Creole Friday.
 Jack accused be Of paying too much attention to others. on the boat, including Epstein" Miss Ord said. "lle seemed mad and slapped me and tried to choke me. I scream- ed and Epstein came hurrying up. Then Jack left us and went below. In minute he came back on deck, ran to the rail and jumped over"
 Epstein and Miss Ord stcadfastly m2intaincd, however, that they knew nothing Of the bullet which was found in krafts body. Yesterday a coroncr's verdict held that Kraft died from the bullet WOund and mi from drowning.