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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-27
NATIONAL IFaGTr

NNWHNnUIN ; RESULTS
Philadelphia 6-5. Boston OF.
New York ,. Brooklyn 2.
Cincinnati 6. Pittsburgh 4
Only games.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-27

THE CLUBS
TEXAS LEAGUE

Wichita Falls 40. San Antonio 8.
Shreveport 3. Beaumont ,.
Houston q. Dallas 1.
Waco 3, Fort Worth 2.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-27

France is building three. hydro
planes to compete in the Schneider
cup races this year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-27
SIX SERVANTS SHARE $50 000

WINCHESTER. Eng.-Six serv-
ants Of the late Lady Eversley were
given $4,000 by her will.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-27
"a FOOL AND HIS MONEY"

y FOOL AND HIS MONEY"
BELFAST. 49, Charles II. Pugh.
FOUND bankrupt a year after inher-
ting 100000, was declared "a fool"
On court.
Since early territorial DAYS Ohio
has erected 81 forts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-27
RECORDS OF
MAX, PAULIE

Here's the accurate dope on the
records on Uzcudun and Schmeling
up to date. Read them over and re-
call that bad bet you made.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-27

Young StribIing. or "W. T." as
Pa refers To him. again has re-
sumed his tour OF the pugilistIc
junEles. knocking over the paicokas.
his first 0pponent. II nor appears.
wasn't o palooka-llke. Babe Hunt
gave ". T. q nip and tuck chase
The Washington times., 1929-07-12
ISLE
LINE RUSHED

BALTIMORE. July 12.-Lines Of
the Southern Power Company from
Owings Station to Solomons Island
viii be rushed to completion. 1t was
announced by James NJ. Proce, gen.
eral manager. This announcement
was, made after the Public Service
Commission had modified It's order
restraining the use of the service
connection charge" of the Suburban
Power Company. The Public Serv-
ice Commission will allow the charge
to be made as formerly.
In constructing the line to Solo
mons Island the Patuxent River
will be crossed at Lower Marlboro.
1t is also reported, though no Of
ficial announcement is forthcoming,
that the Suburban company has not
given up the idea of appealing the
Public Service Commission ruling
granting the Consolidated Gas. Elec-
trio Light and Power Company, Of
Baltimore. the North Beach, Chesa-
peake Beach and Owings commune
ties to that company. The Consoli-
dated, incidentally, has completed
already its lines to North Beach and
is now furnishing light and power
there.
The Washington times., 1929-07-12
SEC.GOOD LAUDS
CITIZEN CAMP


I'm these days when disloyaI
elements would encowage in our
young people disregard for our
constitution, a disobedlence Of law
and a disbelief in Divinity, these
camps are OF incalculable value !"
Secretary Of War James w. Good
told members OF the Third Cavalry
and student officers at Fort Myer
yesterday. It was his initial address
to American troops.
The oath Of Allegiance was "a.
ministered by Maj. Gen. r. Al.
Kreger, Judge advocate general. FOL.
lowing Secretary Goods address the
retreat gun sounded, the flag was
lowered and the Third cavalry band
played the "Star-Spangled Banner
Among the guests witnessing the
exercises were Maj. Gen. Frank r.
Mccoy and Brig. Gen. George s.
Simonds, chief OF the war plans
division of the general staff.
Next Sunday the Rev. DR.. William
l.. Lambeth. pastor Of the Mount
Vernon NJ. +. Church, will preach at
the Protestant services and Chaplain
Arthur i. Donoghue,N Of the office
Of Army chaplains. will celebrate
mass in the post chapel.
The Washington times., 1929-07-12
WILSON PUT ON
FARM ABOARD

President Hoover today an
nounced the appointment of Charles
S. Wilson, of Hall, New York, to
the Federal farm board. The APP
pointment leaves only one OF the
eight places on the board yet to
be filled.
Wilson was graduated from Cor
nell University. and was later was
a professor there. From 1915 to
1920 he was New York State com.
missioner of agriculture. He is
president of the New York State
horticultural Society and secretary
of the West New York Fruit Grow
ers' Cooperative Packing Associa-
ton.
The President will be accompanied
by three farm board members on
his trip to his Shenandoah Park
camp for the weekend.
The Washington times., 1929-07-12
Army Orders

Col. Thomas A. Pearce Infantry. to
San Antonio, Tex.
Examining board appointed TO meet in
Warrington. Col. Patrick w Quincy,
osmun Batrobe, Cavalry; Col. Fred w.
Bukbee, Infantry; Major Miner r. Felch,
Medical Corps; Capt. Alfred r, Thomas,
1r.. Medical Corps; First Lieutenant
Charles w. Sullivan. Air Corps.
Leave Eranted following; Lieut., Col.
William Lay Patterson, Adjutant Cen
erals Department. one day, July L.,
1929: Major Lawrence 8. Churchill, Air
Corps, two months, July 10. 1929; Major
Howard X. Loughry, General Staff Corps,
one month, July is. 1929; Major Gordon
n, Young, Corps Of Engineers. two
months. July 10, 1929, on account Of
sickness; Capt. David A. Watt, Adjutapt
Generals Department. one month, July
a. 1929; First Lieutenant Alan 8, Rush.
Infantry. one month and is days, July
IL, 1929; First Lieutenant Hilbert NJ.
wittkop, Air Corps two months and Is
days July. Is, 1929. With permission to
Medical Corps, two months, July 10,
Capt. A. Franklin Klbler Field Ar
tillery, to Washington, ID. G.
Master serEt. samuel L. johnson. re-
tired. Washington. p. g.
SerEt. Peter Escher, Med. Dept. re-
tired at Denver. COT
The promotion Of each OF the follow
ing named Objects Is announced. IN
fantry: Withers A. Burresa. captain
to major; July Z. 1929; Joseph A.
stuart. first lieutenant to captain, July
s. 1929; Edward p. Passailaigue. first
lleytenant to captar, July Z. 1929.
Medical Corps: GeofRe y. Peed, lieu
tenant colonel to Colonel. July 10. 1923.
Ralph s. Porter. lieutenant colonel TO
colonel. July 10. 1923; Percy l.. Jones,
lieutenant colonel to colonel. July 10.
1924: Edward b. Vedder. lieutenant
colonel TO colonel July 10. 1929; HsRrY
r. Pipes. lieutenant coiopeI to colonel.
July 10. 1929: Charles L. Foster, lieu
tenant colonel to colonel. July 10. 1929.
Orville @. Brown. lieutenant colonel to
colonel. July 10, 1929; Joseph r. SiFar.
lieutenant colonel to colonel. July 10,
1929: Arthur NJ. Whaley lieutenant
colonel to colonel. July 10. 1929.
Capt. Alpha Brumage, field artillery,
to sail for the Hawaiian department.
Capt. Elwood NJ. s. Steward, infantry,
to Fort Benning, Ga.
/ Capt. Charles r. Bullock. Medical
Corps, Fort Bliss Tex, to his home to
Capt. Winfred Houghton. cavalry, to
Waltere Reed General Hospital for
The Washington times., 1929-07-12
Grocery Purchaser Asks
$4,000 in Contract Case

Alleging that Nathan and Yetta
Fishkin, SCI Grant st. N. E., who
had contracted TO self him their
grocery business. have failed to
carry out the terms of the contract,
Isaac Dunayer, 451s Sheriff Rd. N.
E.. filed suit for $4,000, alleging
breach of contract. in Circuit Court
today.
Through Attorney F. Regis Noel,
Dunayer says that when he
purchased the business at the
Sheriff Road address on March II,
1927. the Fishkins agreed not to en-!
gage in a similar business within
five years. nor within a distance of
ten blocks from the location of the
old store He now says they have
opened grocery store within the
prescribed area.
The Washington times., 1929-07-12
TEST SUIT over
SIGHTSEEING

The right Of lecturers on sight
seeing buses to take tourists into
the rotunda of the United States
Capitol is being contested in Police
Court, in a test case in which
Charles Andre, employed by the
Capitol sightseeing Company, Is de-
PENDANT.
The Capitol board of police, of
which David Lynn, architect of the
Capitol, and the sergeants-at.arms Of
the House and Senate are members.
has ruled that employees OF sight.
seeing bus companies shall not be
allowed to escort their passengers
through the Capitol, as guides are
there already for that purpose.
Andre had himself arrested by
acknowledgement to test the ruling.
He was brought before Judge Ralph
Given yesterday on "a charge Of dis
orderly conduct.
Attorney Alfred Goldstein, his
counsel, moved to dismiss the charge
on the ground. that the Capitol
Board Of Police was without au-
thority in making Its ruling.
Judge Given, however, continued
the case for further hearing.
The Washington times., 1929-07-12
COP OUT-TALKS.
BUS SPEILER ]

Howard Putnam, Of Rockville,
Nd, speiler on "a sightseeing bus.
used the powers Of eloquence he had
acquired In an effort to move Motor
cycle Policeman r. v. Sinclair. who
had. arrested him on traffic charge.
1t was a vain effort.
. In Traffic Court, today, however,
Putnam escaped without paying a
fine. He was convicted of speeding
by Judge Isaac r. Hit. but was re-
leased on personal bond.
Was with Girl
Sinclair said he arrested Putnam
on Wisconsin Avenue while the lat.
ter was driving with a gril friend.
When he was halted the young
man said the girl was i'll and that
he was taking her to a hospital. His
companion meanwhile, rested her
chin on her hands. Sinclair said.
The officer remarked that he had
trailed the automobile occupied by
the young couple for five blocks and
had observed them smiling and talk
ing amiably with each other.
"She looks perfectly happy to me, I"
he stated.
Looked Like Cop
: 'eYeah and you look more like a
policeman to me than doctor" said
Putnam,
Putnam told Judge Hit today that
his companion had complained Of
cramps as they were driving near
the District Line. Both live. In Mary
land and were coming to work. Put
nam said he then decided to rush and
get medical assistance and he was
making "a miles an hour when he
was stopped. Sinclair said,
The Washington times., 1929-07-12
To PROBE
". R. I. SALE

The Public Utilities Commission
WIN investigate soon the passing OF
control of the stock OF the Wash.
ington Railway and Electric Com
pany to the North American Com.
pany.
The North American recently ad,
mitted that It also has control Of
the Potomac Electric Power Com.
pany. This. IL true. according to
utilities officials, amounts to a
violation OF the La Toilette anti.
merger act. s
Corporation Counsel William w.
Bride stated today that he does not
contemplate starting the investiga.
ton Of the traction concern at this
time as there Is no immediate rush.
1t is definitely known, however,
that the traction company will
come in for its share OF scrutiny
within the next few weeks.
The Washington times., 1929-07-12
Blase Hollywood Talks
OF Clara Bow Wedding

HOLLYWOOD, Calf. July 10 a..
N.sl.-Blase Hollywood talked today
of but one topic--the reported en-
gegenent Of Clara Bow and Harry
Righman. and speculation was rife
40 20 details Of their romance and
the whens where and how of their
coming marriage "in about five
weeks"
Miss Bow remained indisposed at
her home and would not receive
newspaper men, but Richman, must
cal comedy favorite and New York
night club proprietor. said the cere-
nlony would take place as soon as
productions in which both of them
are being featured are finished.
The Washington times., 1929-07-12
TIMELY TIPS

Furnished Rooms
Que st. n. W.-FrOnt room, beau
tlfut outlook; private bath: new
house; cool. quiet; 2 In family.
Pontiac Coach for Sale
1928: good tires and guara nteed
perfect mechanical condition. $3.50.
Unfurnished Apartments
Mass. Ave. N. E.-Apt. 2; cool
outside apartment; large rooms.
bath and back porch: all modern
cOnveniences: bargain.
Waterfront Property
Three of tho best lots at North
Beach. running from Bay Ave. to
House for Sale
Groom; brick garage; large
screened glassed-in pOrches; oak
sacrifice less than $4,000; " block
from 10th st.
Room and Board
Near Dupont CireIe-NewIy dec
grated End floor front room, next
to bath; In Qulet private family
with excellent board: gentlemen
or married couple; continuous hoe
water: phone: also front room with
twin beds. Sd floor next bath.
Financial
$500 on District of Columbia
Office for Rent
East Capitol street Dentlst's
office thoroughly equipped: ON cor
ner with abundant light; reason
able rent.
The abOUe Dants and offers
are only a few Of many inter.
esting advertisements you uDiH
find in today's Times and
Herald classified adVertisine
sections.
The Washington times., 1929-07-12
Navy Orders

comdr. william II. Paallley, to U. s.
Corndr. Vaughn v. Woodward, re-
lieved from active duty about July Is.
Lieut.. Comdr. oliver o. Kessing, to
U.S.S. Holland.
Lieut.. Gg.) Ralph w. Taylor (Dc),
to Navy Yard, Wash, D. c., for temp.
duty.
Lieut.. Nathaplel h. Diabrow (sc), det.
Navy Yard, wash. d. c., about July
to continue treatment, Naval Hosp,
Wash. 2. 81
duty, Navy Yard, Wash. d. c., In chg.
ofS<seamen's, accts.
Ensign BIon B. BiereF, jr. (sC). to
such dut as may be assigned Navy
Yard, Wash, d, C.
The Washington times., 1929-07-12
ExtOrtiOn Clue Linked
To Staying of Family

DETROIT, July IL u.N.S).--A
letter demanding money and warn
ing, This ID your last chance"
was received six months ago by
Benny Evangelist, club leader. who
was slain a week ago with his
wife. and four children, Inspector
Fred w. Frahm, of the Detroit
homicide squad, revealed yesterday.
The letter was signed, "The Ven.
delta" Beneath the signature was
a crude drawing Of an AK.
The Washington times., 1929-07-12
Winchester Park Will
BE Given Show Benefits

WINCHESTER, Va, July IT,
The board or directors Of the Win
chester Park Association has signed
a contract with the b. q b. Amuse-
rnent Shows to exhibit In this city
next week, 1t was announced by
Russell A. Potts.
The receipts are to be applied,
Potts said, toward the expenses Of
a wading pool for children and q
grandstand for those who visit
Rouss Park ball games.
The Washington times., 1929-07-12
Bate, of YOung's Staff,
Is Divorced in Paris

PARIS, July IL 0.N.s).-The
Seine Court today granted a divorce
10 Mrs. Vera Arkwrlght Bate, OF
Chicago, from Frederick Bate.
The couple were married in Paris
on May /, 1915.
During the PREPARATION experts
conference here last winter and
spring. Bate acted as secretary to
owen d. Young, OF New York,
chairman OF the experts commit
tee.
The Washington times., 1929-07-12
Hyattsville Council
Orders Streets Paved

HYATTsvILLE, July 12.-orders
have been given by the town cOun-
ell for the resurfaclng OF the fol.
lowing streets here: Sibley Ave-,
Columbia Ave-, Park Ave, Ravens
wood Ave. south of johnson Ave.
North Wells Ave-. Maple Ave, and
Cedar st.
The Washington times., 1929-07-12
STEELMAN DIES DANCING

E LAKE PLACID. July IL tI.N.S.).-
William NJ Tobias, g., former gem
eral purchasing agent for the
Bethlehem Steel Company, dropped
dead. yesterday while dancing at the
Lake Placid Club here. Tobias
lived at South Bethlehem. Pa.
The Washington times., 1929-07-12
PAVING BIDS SOUGHT

HYATTSVILLE, July 12.-Pro-
posals will be asked in few days
by the town council here on the
paving to be done on West Madison
Avenue and Shepherd Street.
The Washington times., 1929-07-12

Let the children have all they want.
Royal Gelatin promotes growth.
Ask for it by name-Royal Fruit Fla.
vored Gelatin. In the red package.
Write for our new recipe booklet,
"New Summer Drinks With Food
Value" The Royal Baking Powder Co.,
Dept. F, 1O3 East 41st ST., New York.
Listen to Mrs. Ida Bailey Aliens radio
talk on home-making every Tuesday
morning over the Columbia Broadcast
ing System. Try her new recipes!
The Washington times., 1929-07-12

HERE'S new health drink for sum-
J. i mer! 1t keeps up your strength
when your appetite fails. Gives you
energy! Aids digestion.
It's amazingly simple to make. All
you need is package of Royal Gelatin
the kind that makes such delicious
desserts and tempting summer salads.
just dissolve in cup Of boiling water
-. then cup of ice water to cool it.
There it is Ripe fruit color catching
the light! Frosty cold =. cracked ice
tinklin9 in every glass. How it cOols
your thirsty throat!
The Washington times., 1929-07-12

ROYAL MATTED SHAKE
Empty l package Royal
Raspberry Gelatin into
mixing bowl, with 4 level
: tablespoons matted milk.
Add one cup boilin9water
and stir until dissolved.
Add one cup of cold water
and Ice. Pour into shaker;
add cracked ice; cover
and shake for a few sec
onds. Pour into glasses
and serve.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-01

K lonu Matky, kan Bob slAvu
sype, cd vrb osunelych maleho
MAJ 10 Rsbylonn nsd6very, xdsisti,
nepoe ehcpenia, ~ cyrilIosnetho-
deiskej lipe, naxej Slove4skej
Kaaelickej Matici $kolskejl
Mech Bob dobrotiyy zehni Ste
drou rukou Matici, ably ona mo-
hla plnou mierou konat svoj sla-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-01

ke milerad chcem zabudndt'. Ale
nikdy nezabqdnem tie mile chvi-
le, zatits y spOlDcnasi . spolu-|
prAei ) ttmi, ktorf 20 mnqn pra-
cov4i "a zdar Matice Skolskej.
Nd'aka Van, drahi bratia a se-|
stry; vd'aka sylast' moiim spolu-
dradnikom, ktorych prosfm, aby|
tiez osteli j nad'alej vernymi pra-
comikmi "a toto yelke q svatss
dieIo!
Nadovsetko ale d'akujem PanuA
Bohu, ze mi doprial pochopit' a
spoznat' povinnost a potrebu ka-
tolickych Slovakov v Amerike; I
ze mi doprial silly, trpezlivosti
sebazaprenia pocas m6jho drado-
vania "a t1to sl'achetn1 ideu; ze
som sa mohol dozit' a videt', Go sa
dosial' dobreho "a katolicky slo-.
vensky l'ud vykonalo; ze m6zem
videt' krasne pociatky sloven-
skych vyssich skol tax pre- chap
GOV, ako pre- dievcata, tax v
Clevelande, ako v Danville. Daj,
Boze, aby SINE sa dozili mohli
videt' taketo trebars este vys-
sieho stupna nase skoly vo vset-
kych vacsfch mestach a sloven-
,skych strediskach Amerike -
a to pomocou a iniciativou Matt
ce Skolskej.
Pocas m6jho hradovania do
siahli sme nesporne vel'ky po-
lkrok.s Moi lrad op1st'am vre-
lynn zelanfm, kiez by pod vedenim
noveho predsedu dosiahnuta bola
i ia druha polovica nasho progra-
mu.. Uist 'ujem Vas, ze moi ma
stupca bude mat vo mne toho
najlepsieho pomocnika, priatel'a
a zelatel'a "a lspech Matice Skol-
skej. ...
Koncim apeiom ma Vas vset-
kych, pritomnych nepritomnych,
o svornl pracu "a nasu Maticu.
Ma vsetkych tych, ktorf dosial' ma
nasu Maticu este neprispeli, mann
len jednu ziadost' !, alebo prosbu,
totiz aby dolOnili to, co zameska-
Ii tax aby mali vo vybudovani
toho krasnehe diela spolocne "a
sluhy nami.
ku chladnym a neprajnfkom a.
lie yolam prisp6sobenim SLOW ma
sho zlatodsteho Sladkoyica:
Obrat'te sa z inrzkej baby Iona
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-01

Dostojni panovia, cteni bratia a
sestry dradnfci zastupcoyia
Sdruzenia Slovenskych Katolikov
a Matice Skolskej:-
Nadisla doba, ze SINE sa Ease
shromazdili ku spoloenej porade
oil l'adom nasich snah, j nasich
prac v sluzbe cirkvi naroda.
Najvaznejsim bodom tejto po-
rady je nesporne Slovenska Kato-
licka Matica Skolska, jej buddce
jestvovanie a dejstyovanie. Prave
preto name 81 tu predovsetkym
zdoraznit', co SINE "a nu vykona-
Ii a co SINE vykonat' zameskali /;
aby SINE sa pripravili k obnovene-
mu programu do buducnosti, ably
sme toto naSe tax vazne teleso
znovu reorganizovali, dali mu
troska rezkejsieho zivota, jestli
chceme, ably Matica Skolska ko-
nala svoju povinnost' k tomu Gle
lu, ku ktoremu bola zalozena.
O potrebe plneho uspechu Ma
tice Skolskej iste staci podotkn1t
len torko, ze je on nezbytny, jest
Ii 81 prajeme i len oddialit' a ME
to zastavit' RICHLY postup odna-
rodnovania v radoch nasej mlade-
ze. Je to kazdopadne vel 'ka a v
nasich pomeroch t'azka uloha, ale
ziaden narod nemoze mat vznese-
nejsej ulohy a surnejsej narod-
nej povinnosti pred sebou, ak
vobec chce byt' povazovany a u
cteny ako narod.
Ked' niekoho viedly ciele po-
svatne, ciele vznesene, verte, re
viedly nina a viedly vsetkych
tych, ktori so mnou spolocne pra-
covali "a tdto vel XII svat1 vec.
A sudiac podl'a seba, bol som L.
pine presvedceny, re "a taklto
81 achetnd cirkevnu narodnii u
stanovizen najdeme primerane
vel 'k1 zaujatost' v nasom katoli-
ckom slovenskom l'ude v Ameri-
ke.
No predsa neslo to tax l'ahko,
ako som 81 predstavoval. Nasli
SINE sice porozumenia, pomoci
medzi pravymi vodcami nasho
l'udu, ale zaroven hned' pri "a
ciatku nasej cinnosti neprajnici,
ba zlomysel'nfci a intriganti dali
sa tiez do prace proti nam, siali
nesvar medzi mas dobry sloven-
sky katolicky l'ud, iba podaktori
nestydeli sa akejkoPvek podleji
Iii, len aby znemoznili nase sna-
by. "Neverte, nedajte, pokra-
dnd", to bolo jadro ich dkladov
proti nam.
v nasom vlastnom tabore tiez
nebolo bezvadnej doyery ko-
operacie. Rozdelili SINE sa ma w
.chod Zapad, ma staty Pennsyl-
raniu, Ohio, Illinois atd'. Vzalo
to hodne casu, ne SINE to ysetko
odstranili a presvedcili svojich
vlastnych, ze S mimi dprimne smy-
spame, ze nam nejde ziadne O.
sobne zaujmy, ze pracujeme spra-
vodliye q poctive "a povznesenie
svojho naroda.
Nam neslo Q to, kde bud1 tie
slovenske katolicke yyssie skoly,
ale len aby ony boly.
celit' neprajnikom ma jednej
strane, ma druhej ale odstranit
nederoznmenia a vytrvale vyma-
hat koeperacin, ma to potrebna
bola Eelezna trpezlivost'. Takej-I
70 trpezlivasti, verte mi, ctene o.
beeenetvO, vySadovalo sa odo NINA |
|keipe ak 4 'skovat, Bohu, nal
so1n ns Len trpezli t'dur . vytr-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-01
ZPRAVA PREDSEDU SLOVENSKEJ KATOL1CKEJ
MATICE SKOISKEJ
poan konvenc sduzenia slovenskh Katoko odbvanej
v dnoch pa oktobra 1929 Youngstown, Ohio.

lSIS Youngstown, VnlO. e..
valou pracou sme docielili to, co
uz dnes name "a GO bud chvala
Vsemoh1cemu! .! .~
Jednym vysledkom tejto nasej
prace je to, ze nova stavba diev-
censkeho dstavu ctihodnych Sc
sitter ssv. Cyrilla a Methoda je
uz v plnom pride. szaklad dnsy& ka-
men tel stavby polozeny a posvJ-
teny boil dna 2. septembra tohoto
roku "a pritomnosti I tisicoveho
zastupu, z ktoreho kazdy jeden
je najlepsim svedkom nspechu do
savadneho nasho snazenia, ale "a
roven i hlasatel 'om potreby d al
Sci nednavnej prace a obetavosti
celeho nasho rudu "a tuto jeho
posvatn1 vec. 3
Sestry ssv. Cyrillaa Methoda
majd vo syojej terajsej budove
asi 60 nasich observation-disclosures
tick a maly by ich 0 mnoho Wac,
keby maly Wac miesta. V novel
budove bude miesta asi pre- 200
ziaciek a s1diac dl "a dosavadnych
prihlasok, kazde to miesto bude
potrebne, zaplnene snazivou, cir
Xvi narodu oddanou slovenskou
devou, akych dajz nam, Boze,
elm Wac! ,,., !
z toho mozete videt', re nase
sestry V Danville odkazane sd ma
d 'alsiu pomoc Matice Skolskej.
Preto pros1m Vas, hpad'te najst'
sp6sob, ably sestram vskutku al
bola zaistena TAXA pomoc skrze
Maticu Skolsk1. Ony 81 zasluhuj1
nasej vsemoznej podpory, we'd
uz dosiaP vykonaly pre- mas slo-
vensky katolicky pud vel mi mno-
no a vykonavat'' budd este dale
ko Wac. Kym SINE takmer vsetcia
este driemali, snfvali zachrane-
nj nasho potomstva: americkeho
pre- narod, tnzili "a vyssim sloven-
skym skolstvom pre- nasu mia
dez, zatial' tie nase rehol me Sc
stry V tichosti, bez hlucneho roz-
hlasoyania, ale so zapaPom pra-
vej praktickej rodolasky " srd-
ciach svojich uz al prikroeily k
uskutocneniu nasich tdzob. Ked
SINE sa my dali konecne do pra-
ce, ytedy sloyenska' dieveenska
vyssia skola v Danville uz jestvo-
vala nam pripadlo iba umoz-
nit jej trvale jestvovanie zve--
l'adenie "a jej prikladom roz-
sirenie SLOW. kat. vyssieho skol-
stva v Amerike, menoyite pre-
chlapcov.
Vyssie skolstvo pre- nasich
chlapcov zapocali Otcovia Bene-.
diktlni v Cleveland, Ohio, a tn
tiez prikrocila Matica Skolska ma
pomoc, aby tato nova chlapecka
slov. yyssia skola postavena bola
ma pevnych zakladoch, j aby do
STONE reprezentoyala mas narod
a jeho ideale.
Pomocou Matice Skolskej zakn-
peny Dol krasny majetok v Cleye-
lande ma hlaynom Bouleyarde a !
Buckeye Road, pozostavaj1ci Il
asi IA akrov pozemku a vePkej
budoyy, pouzivanej predtym ma
sirotinec, okrem niekol'ko men
slch bocnych stavisk ma rozlicne
potreby. Majetok je v najkrajsejI
casti mesta a klpna cena tych Ia
akrov budovami obnasala
$118,5OO. Mimo toho, ably maize
tok NAL primerand frontu, zak1-
peno bolo este S MIN s1visiacich
10 lotoy na hlavnom Bonlerarde
"a &43, 500. Celf ten majetok teda.l
stdl dovedna $162, 900. " toInto q