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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-23
CHURCH IS
CAMERON PLAN
Part Of Congregation For
Ousted Pastor Attempts
To Buy Property

CAMERON, Texas, April 23.-(P]-
Angered at the expulsion Of their
minister on unexplained heresy
charges and the subsequent dis
charge of their board of elders,
members of the Cameron Presby-
terrain church siding with the Rev.
II. @. Kenney, ousted pastor, today
planned to push forward retaliatory
measures against the Central Texas
Presbytery. ~
A commission from the pl ssbytery,
which came here yesterday to detail
reasons for the action against the
Rev. Kenney, refused to answer
questions put by the pro-Kenney
members of the congregation and
announced the elders had been dis
charged. No reason for this step
was made public, and the commits
sion's long statement concerning the
presbytery's election Of the minister
said essentially. that Mr.. Kenney
was not in harmony with the doc
trines Of the church, His refusal to
sign a statement believed to have
contained the chief tenets OF the
orthodox faith. vas cited as the
main reason for his dismissal.
The Kenney faction planned to
raise a fund to retain the past here
as head of an independent church
after the women's auxiliary of the
church had voted overwhelmingly to
withdraw its pledge to the 1929
budget and other members were re-
ported to have taken similar action.
"A committee representing the in
dependent group attended the meet
ing with the expectation Of negoti-
ating for purchase Of the church
property. but was denied the floor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-23
Republican Scion
Sorry Moody Didn't
Sign Boilers Bill

AUSTIN, Texas. April 23.-P)-
Reno Eickenroht Of Seguin, only re-
publican member Of the legislature,
is sorry Governor Moody did not
sign the Wirtz measure, better
known as the "bolters bill"
Passage of that measure would
have kindled a new ear along po-
litical lines in Texas, and probably
would have fastened the day when
the lone star state would have been
a doubtful state" the legislator said.
In discussing the general legis-
lative situation, Mr.. Eickenroht said
he was opposed to introduction Of
foolish measures, taking up the al
lotted time Of the special session.
Il hope" Mr.. Eickenroht said,
the solons will act In good faith,
pass on the governors recommended
lions offered in his message, study
the appropriation bills, and go
home"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-23
HARGILL
PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Victor Holt and Miss Pearl Tho
mas were Harlingen visitors Sunday
afternoon. returning via Raymond
vile, for a short visit to DR.. Frank
Upton Of that city. Miss Sanders
of Hargill accompanied them on
their trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. w. Bonham were
the guests Of MI. and Mrs. Roy Lobe
at their Lasara home over Sunday.
Rogers Lancaster was an over
night guest of Arthur Harris last
| Saturday night.
Mrs. George Harris Of Pharr, Tex
as, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
R. Harris in Hargill last weekend.
Miss Corhine Bonham was the
weekend guest Of Miss Geraldine
Lobe at her home in Lasara last
weekend.
Miss Alice Lancaster dined with
Miss Lois Edwards at her home
west Of Hargill last Sunday.
Miss Martha Alic Blackburn en-
t~ertained a number of her friends
at her birthday party last Sunday.
Game swere enjoyed and refresh
ments of pink lemonade and cake
were served to those present among
whom we're Lois Edwards, Alice
Lancaster, Clara May and Lavela
Smith, Norma Starr of Edinburg
and Marine Lancaster.
G. w. Buoy and J.. B. Pollock were
business visitors in Edocuch Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. p. Lakeland
Of Edcouch we're the guests Of their
uncle, Sydney G. Lakeland, of Har-
gill, a the banquet given the Inter
national Press club at their regular
meeting in Reynosa Friday night.
Miss Moran Starr Of Edinburg is
a weekend visitor in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Blackburn.
S. NJ. Edwards of Hargill was in
San Antonio, Texas, last week on
business.
S. L. Gill and DR.. VIM of Ray
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-23
Day In Congress
(By The Associated Press
Tuesday


Senate meets at noon to take uE
farm relief bill.
House meets at noon for addi-
tional day of general discussion or
farm bill.
Senate immigration committee
begins consideration Of proposals
for repeal or poStponement Of ma
tional origins clause of immigration
act.
House ways and means commit
tee republicans continue work or
tariff revision bill.
Monday
House continued farm relief dis
cussion.
Senate ratified new committee
assignments.
Senate confirmed nominations OF
Ernest Lee Jahncke and David S
ingalls, as assistant secretaries OF
the navy.
Senate agriculture committee
voted to report farm relief bill with
| debenture plan included despite
! President Hoover's opposition.
Chairman Smoot of senate IL
nance committee introduced bill to
authorize use of treasury bills IN
short-term financing.
Activities of ways and means
committees republican tariff bill
trainers we're assailed and defended
on the floor of the house.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-23
HARGILL ROAD WORK
RAPIDLY
Especial to The Herald.)

HARGILL, April 23.-Work Is
progressing rapidly on the hard
surfaced road out of Hargill south
to a connection with the pavements
at Elsa. At Elsa this road will con-
meet with the pavement south to
Weslaco, east to Mercedes and west
to Edinburg. Crews putting down
the gravel from the Engleman club
towards Elsa will reach that city
by the middle Of this week, another
crew working from the Hargill end
will reach the connection at Engle-
mems ranch in about two weeks, it
is estimated. With the completion
of this highway Hargill will be on
a paved highway south to the lower
Valley, west to Edinburg and east
with the exception of n and one-
half miles to Raymondville, where
connections can be made with the
now completed highway from Ray
mondville to Harrington and Browns
vile.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-23
BLACKS EAGERLY BUY
STOUT FRENCH SCENTS

AKASSA, Nigeria, French Equa-
torial Africa, April 27.-tP1-Per-
fumery is one of the best little bus
inesses Of the civilized French IN
this land of black tribes. Good
stout smells are the easiest to sell.
Liquid perfumes with alcohol IN
them are growing in favor, al
though highly scented creams and
powders and pommade for the hair
are popular.
The perfume business here and
in other French African colonies
has doubled in two years. The an
nual consumption runs about Co.
600 gallons and 100000 pounds OF
other scented PREPARATIONS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-23
SHIPPING
AT PEAK IN HARGILL
(Snecial to The Herald.O

HARGILL, April 23.-Picking and
shipping fine cucumbers is now I'M
der way in Hargnl and will be in
full swing in a few days. Ship
ments are now being made daily
from the McClarity Ross fine field,
north of Hargill. The specimens are
very fine, large smooth cukes. All
vines are in fine condition with no
sign of insects or disease at this
time on them. The price is good
and buyers are coming to Hargill
clamoring for the first cucumbers
of the season. McClarity brothers
have in about four acres, Fred
Thompson about six acres and Mr..
joplin has an acreage Of 80 acres,
ali in fine condition. The rains
have been just right this season for
cucumbers, as this acreage Is not
under irrigation at the present time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-23

P. NJ. Perkins left Wednesday for
Louisiana where he has business.
Mrs. Joe Card of Mission and Fred
Wright Of Mercedes were guests Fri
day Of Mrs. w. q. Stewart.
DR.. j. N. Goodwin has returned
from Bryan, Texas, where he accom-
panied the body Of his mother-in-
law, Mrs. Martha B. Smith, the first
part of the week. Mrs. Goodwin re-
turned Monday morning and was
accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. M.
F. Barrow Of Autsin.
Mrs. w. H. Wood of Mission was
a McAllen visitor Friday morning.
r. c. Bailey of Donna has moved
to McAllen to make his home.
Mrs. P. M. Perkins left the first
of the week for a visit with relatives
in Houston.
George Bevil returned Saturday
from a short trip to Corpus Christi.
MI. and Mrs. w. E. Swanson had
as their guests last week Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Bowen Of Colorado City,
Texas.
Mrs. H. A. Pate of Alamo was a
guest Of Mrs. George Bevil Satur-
day.
MI. and Mrs. Sam Bonneau, ST..
left Sunday for a visit in Corpus
Christi with their son, v. j. Bon
neau.
Miss Eva Adams Of Weslaco was
ia McAllen visitor Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. w. N. Clark and
daughter, Miss Evalee johnson, re-
turned Saturday night from San
Antonio. Mrs. Clark and daughter
were called to San Antonio several
days ago by the illness of Ted Dix
on. brother of Mrs. Clark. Mr.. Dix
on died on Thursday, April IL, and
was buried Friday in Kerrville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-23


The house committee of the whole
which has indicted Governor Long
on two counts of impeachment for
trial before the senate had before
It today a resolution demanding
that he furnish to it not later than
IL O'Clock on April "a the names of
80 odd members of the house the
newspapers quoted the governor as
saying had been bought against vot-
ing for his o~ccupational tax on oil.
Representative Gilbert Dupre of
st. Landry parish, 70 years old, and
deaf, got up before the body last
night while the governor was speak
ing over the radio at Shreveport and
told his contemporaries:
THAT man Long is crazy. I don't
know whether he should be in a
lunatic asylum or the penitentiary.
No sane man would come to nv
town and say I was dishonest. They
all know there that I am truthful"
Il am a fighter" he shouted. "I
am afraid of no man and I don't
carry any pistol under my coat. But
If he will name a place where there
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-23

are no police I will meet him and
shoot it out with him until he hoI-
lers help. He comes to my town and
SANDERS me. If he ever does again
he'll pay, and he'll pay well for it."
The governor in his latest address
again charged The Standard Oil
company wants Huey P. Long i'm
peached' and claimed the ball was
started rolling when they saw I
was to be elected"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-23
PLAYGROUND MAY BE
BUILT AT REDDISH A
Especial to The Herald.l

HARGILL. April 23.-A move
ment has been put on foot by S.
i. Gill of Raymondville, and Mr..
John Robinson, secretary Of the
Edinburg Chamber Of Commerce to
create a by-the-sea playground at
Red Fish bay for the convenience
Of the people and visitors of Will
acy county and Edinburg and that
part of Hidalgo county.
1t is proposed to either lease for
a long period Of time or purchase
outright if possible a sufficient
amount Of acreage along the beach
just south Of the old Red Fish bay
camping site and interest amuse-
ment interests in putting in bath
houses, boating places and other
seaside places Of entertainment.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-23
UNITE
FOR r SONGFEST

COPENHAGEN, April 27.-(P-
The second largest songfest ever
held in the Scandinavian countries
will be heard here on June ! and 2.
For the first time in the history
Of this occasion choristers from all
the Scandinavian nations will sing
under the direction Of a single
leader. The singers will include so
~Icelanders, 100 Firms, $50 Norweg-
ians, 200 Swedes, and 500 Danes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-23

mondville were in Hargill Wednes-
day on business.
Mrs. Alfred baker of Edinburg
was in HargiI Wednesday on bust
ness.
Mesdames Roy Huff, N. w. Bap-
fist and Harry A. Person, all of
Shawnee, Okla, are the house guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Tayman,
and Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Saunders at
their beautiful homes south Of Har-
gill this week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-23
DUTIES ON ELECTRICITY

NANCY, France, April 27.-P1-
Electric current Is merchandise, be-
cause it can be measured, in the
opinion of the Court of Cessation
here. AS a result the customs
authorities have sued the local
electricity corporation for $780,
600, representing current imported
between January, 1925. and Janu-
airy, 1928.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-23
PRuSsIAN CRIME REDUCED

BERLIN. April 27.-P)-Reduc-
ton of crime in Prussia was dis
closed by a police memorandum
handed to the Prussian diet, in
which this Improvement was at
tributed to sterilization of finan-
cial conditions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-23
Scion Says He
VIII Shoot 1t Out
With GouernorLone

III BATON ROUGE, La, April 23-PNCharges. denals and CHALLENGES
N in Louisiana. ""e'
Inc house OF representatives has come back in session for further
s suaen'e vi 'e Charge among Others, that Governor Long diverted state
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-23
DEATH ON MERCY ERRAND

ST. LOUIS, Mo.-Running to
get a doctor for a woman hurt in
an auto wreck, T. E. Beech drop
pead dead.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-23

AMERICA enjoys and is prohting beyond measure q 2 result
for the record it might Be stated the best ard cheapest
in the history Of the world.
Most persons realize that this is true and possible because
Of several factors including the better understanding between
railroads and the public and between all those engaged in pro
factors. if not the most important, is the fact that it has been
possible to obtain and use tremendous sums OF new capital.
Some idea of what this means to an individual railroad
Or system can be obtained from a study Of the record Of the
Missouri Paeide Lines; It i generally known that the railroads
Of the United States have been spending annually an average
Of more if than n. 75 M;. miliGG P,s Gf do ola b: r Wh1 1tt this f means ; t t. :
study Of the expenditures for any one year.
The expenditures are for new equipment. new rail and
fastenings; additional yard tracks, sidings and industry tracks
grade and line revision; reconstruction and strengthening of
to Existing freight and passenger train equipment; new shop
machinery and tools; elimination of grade crossings; and other
Expenditures for items Of this kind in 1929 will total approx
maely .&o,Oo,OoO on the Missouri Pacific Lines. Some Of the
larger items are:
Additional main running tracks tthe continuation
and Jefferson 10000
New rail, tie plates, fastenings. etc--2 100000
Kansas City and z75o,ooo
Reconstructing existing freight train cars and i'm
provement to that 100000
Strengthening and renewing bridges, trestles, etc 100000
Additional yard tracks, sdngs. industry tracks 1,25O.OOO
Elimination Of grade crossings, signals. etc 100000
Shop machinery and 100000
And the foregoing does not include ~s11,oOO,OO0 for new
equipment, sS,5oo,0O Of which IS for new freight train cars,
switch locomotives
The public should know these facts in order to better under
stand the railroad question and I earnestly urge our friends
I solicit your cooperation and support
~|I<<-
fAaO
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-01
HL'ADANA KNIHA

tisfcmi Slovakmi teraz k dostaniu.
Chranene tajnosti konecne vyja-
vene v obdivuhodnej knihe Tai
nosti Bosorstva' alebo "Kniha
Prirody q Svetovych tajnosti"
Bolo yam povedane toto tamto
0 bosorstve, tajnosti, klzla, cary,
atd'. Teraz po prvy raz mozete
sa vsetky tieto veci doznat', ktore
boly tajene "a vel'a sto rokov.
Kniha opisuje vyse 600 rozlicnych
vecf. Donate sa praydn a "a
chrante sa cd prace fdiabla. Ne
bud'te v temnosti, ale objednajte
81 til knihu hned', pokial neza-
budnete presyedcte sa sami.
Napisana je cisto po slovensky.
Stojf len $500 postou mozete
ju dostat' len jedine u "TATRA''
Box 1861 City Hall p. O., New
York City, ~ Y. (13)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-01
Cd sRDCA K sRDcU.

Zaslnzily, roduverny slovensky
'casopis "Slovak v Amerike' sia-
vi svoje styridsat' -rocne jestvo-
vanie. Neni ma mas vynasat' 1sud-
ky o jeho styridsat' -rocnom Il
cinkovani ma naroda roll dedic-
nej. To posudia nasi mill rodaci.
Tol'ko m6zeme vsak povedat', re
sa "a celych styridsat' rokov ver-
ne pridrzal krasneho hesla: Spa
sa narodna bud tym najvysslm
zakonom.' Sloboda, rovnost !,
bratstvo nauky to Spasitel o.
We - hlasal vzdy a vsade. Snail
sa vytrhn1t' to bojazlive srdce z
prs dobraka Slovaka a vychovat
neho junaka, ktory sa neil ak
he hocikoho, ale smele pore ka-
zdemu do oc1. Slovom jeho cit
ny, krotky, ked' treba bolo j pri-
sny a karavy hlas vzdy prenikal
srdcie l'udu nasho.
Nuz pokladame 81 "a milil po-
vinnost zaslat' mu prilezitosti
tejto mas iskrenny pozdrav w.
raz dcty i povd 'acnosti "a. jeho
blahodarnu pracu. A milym pa.
nom mattel 'om i redaktorom je-
ho - muzom to vaznym, sPachet.
nych idei, peknych snow, tQzieb a
predsavzati tej vr1cnej duse
prajeme dobreho zdravia hoj
neho Bozieho pozehnania, ably to
| co este dlhuju Bohu - slce tt
t'azk1 pracu: povzniest', obo
drit', zvel'adit' ten l'ud mas -
mohli konat' tou istou vytrva
lost 'ou pilnost 'ou, jake dosial
A name prosbu ku nasim mi
lynn rodakom. Bratia, sestry, necl
nikto mas nehovorI, ze sloven
skych novir nepotrebuje. Oh
veru potrebujeme my poucenia
osvety vsetci. Mnoho hriechu
zaostalosti je este mas. -Mnoh'
chudoby, otrockej az ponlzeno
sti. Tych poyedomych co svo
rod miluju, "a jeho prava a bla
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-01
MA PREDAJ v KRAFT

Celkom zariadeny hostinec, spoje-
ny S byvanim a izbami pre- hosti.
Blizko staniee, " zupe Bratislav-
skej. Pre- schoppeho cloveka by
to bola zlata bafia. Pricina preda-
iu je, re dietky a manzelka chch
prist' sem z kraju. Iebo SIT tn ro-
dene. Kto by chceI i,t' do kraJu
a zaujima sa % t1to kupu, mech 81
O. cenu informacie pise ma adj
resu: Frank Hudik, 1914 Belle
view Ave-, Youngstown, Ohio
Majetok sa al zamenl "a maJetok
Youngstown.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-01
KUPTE 81

Baby Grand Piano, ako move, a
no predam vel mi lacno "a hoto-
We alebo na splatky spolahlivym
Fud'om. O dohovor telefonujte
34S42.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-01
hobyt pracujn je tax malo, ze ich
ma prstoch poeitat' mono. Han

hobyt pracujn je tax malo, ze ich
ma prstoch potitat' mozno. Han
bi sa "a svoju matercinu nasa
vlastna krv, nasa mladez sa nam
odroduje tabor janiciaroy stale
mohutneje. Ale dost'. Nejdeme 0
tomto pisat', lebo nechceme od-
t'ahovat' oponu bied ran ma
sich.
Apeluieme teda na zlate duse
slovenske: shrflte sa okolo svo-
jich roduvernych casopisov. Stan
te sa apostolmi svojej literatiiry
slovenskej uyidlte, re spoloc-
nou pracou dosiahneme to, "a co
bojujeme: "a pravo, "a chlebi-
eek. "a vzdelanost a uctenie 81
nasei slovenciny nasho sloven-
skeho mena. Neziadajme cd jed
notlivcov vsetci. Kazdy vykonaj-
me povinnost' svoju. Ked' to u
robime, nepojdil o mas Slovakoch
posmesne poznamky, nebud1 Q
mas hovorit' jake l'ud'och mrt-
vych, nevladnych, neschopnych,
nesncich ma svet, na svetlo, ale
kazdy potion VIDA nam eest'.
Bob pozehnaj nasich dobrych u
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a vsetkycf
tych bratov a sestry, ktorl i'm vC
vznesenych a narodu nasmu ma
najvys prospesnych pracach po
mahaj1! .
Jan A. Kocur, tajomnfk
Sloy. Ligy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-01
MA PREDAJ vEL'M L..rNO

Moderny sest' izbovy dom j s
celym zariadenim., Kupel 'ha, du-
plovany garadz, z1epsenia vsetky
ma ulici a vyplatene. Dobra prile-
zitost' vyhodne klpit' dom i ma
radie., : Geo. Vrabel, So Montgo-
z ~
merry Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-01
MOVE PLAYER PIANO

S rolsami lavicou; ma ukulele
pripoj; mattel odchadza z met
sta; preda vel mi lacno "a hotove
abo ma splatky. Room GOT Realty
Bldg. Telefon 42511.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-01
Drobne ol1laslxy
!. MA PREDAJ

Mattel moderny sest' izbopy
dom ma South Side, lot 40x14O,
kry, koznbok, ovocna pivnica,
garadz, pri dobrych skolach q
buse, cena mierna. 729 Ayondalel
Ave. Telefon 1857.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-01
LAD sILNEJsf oD oCELE

Rieka Dunaj podk juhoslovan-
skych hranfc tax zamrzla, ze lad
nemozu rozstriel at ami Ramona
mi ami minami Juhoslovanska
vlada obava sa vel 'kej poyodni
ked nastane odmak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-01


pitol bez straze bez jedineho
sprievodcu ze sosadnuvsi S ko-
la bez cudzej pomoci uviazavSi
ho "a kantar k plotu, isiel bez
vselijakej obradnosti do senat-
nej siene, ably tam slozil svoju
prfsahu a prehovoril svoju ma
stupnn rec. Bolo vsak dokazane,
re tato povest' sd nezaklada na
pravde re bola prehnanou zpra-
va akehosi prinadseneho a veP-
kou fantaziou nadan6ho cudzieho
zpravodaja. Nicmenej ostava fax
tom, re inauguracia Jefersonova
bola najjednoduchsou 20 uset-
kych. Odmietnul kategoricky dat
svoie povolenie ma akekol 'vek vo
jenske sprievody nechcel pocut'
ami hudbu, ami dunenie diel. Je-
no prianiu bolo vsak vyhovene l.
ba ciastocne. Hlavne mesto uvi-
talo sice noveho prezidenta
tichou dostojnost 'ou, lez inc me-
sta oslavovaly inauguraciu jedi
nym i'm vyhovujdcim sposobom,
totiz sp6sobom, akym sa oslavuje
den 4. julia sprievodmi, horia-
cimi stosmi dreva a nesciselnymi
recmi.
James Monroe bol prvym pre-
zidentom, ktoreho inauguracia sa
konala vo Washingtone vonka ma
cerstvom vzduchu, ackol 'vek to
boil uz George Washington, ktory
dial ma to prvy podnet pri svojej
inauguracii v New Yorku.
O prvej inauguracii generala
Jacksona r. 1929 dochovala sa po-
vest, ze bola Z najhlucnejsich v
americkych dejinach. Vzrusene a
nadsene zastupy Iudu nasledova-
ly po cely den hlavneho predsta.
vitel "a vykonnej moci, ktory boI
| preslavenym vojvodom, ked' Sc
blizil vecer obyvatelstvo celeht
mesta jasalo nadsenim. Pri po
rovnani touto inauguration bolt
| druhe uvedenie Jacksona do IRA
du prezidentskeho vermi striez
livou a dostojnou udalost'ou.
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sobom neprestajne rastucil
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: Vyse 100000 Pudi bolo svedk
o mi druhej inauguracie preziden'
Il McKinleya a 10000 .os6b bralo
= cast ma vojenskom obciansko
: sprievode. Roku 1905 prislo vi
j. cej ako 100000 l'udi, ably pore
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= kovnika Theodore Roosevelt
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= vojensky a obciansky sprievt
r presiel pochodom popred trib
e. nou prezidentovou.
h Roku 1909 boil to republika
Il sky prezident (ktor! V marci pl
a, ime prisahu Herberta Hoovera
10 William II. Taft, ktory sprev
II DIAL novo zvoleneho demokra
& ckeho prezidenta, Woodrow W
t soma, k inauguracii kapito
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o son Ease republikanskym pre-
el Denton, Warrenom G. Hardin
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