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STEAMSHIPS.
MOVING. PACKING q STORAGE.

ABSOLUTELY FIREPRooF STORAGE FOR
Trunss' etc o0o Separate eos roSm sAS ayalabie
Moving, Packing and Shipping; moderate
rates. Phone Main 5000, MERCHANTS
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SALE--HOUSES.
e entlnaedl
FOR COLOREn
KINGMAN PARK.

S6,lIS.
OUTSTANDING COLORED DEVELOPMENT
The ONLY BRICK. THOROUGHLY MOD.
ERIN HOME DEVELOPMENT WITH
REFINED SURROUNDINGS.
Near extensive Government park already
provided for, insurins future value; 10 b
outstanding beauty spot; built and FINISHED
Ike homes selling for $4,000 and $4,000
Large. well proporttoned rooms. colonial
front porches. brick columns. concrete steps
double rear porches: hardwood floors, hot
water heat. ample floor plugs; deep lot To
alley; full concrete cellar With laundry trays
H So. Cars to 24th st. NE.
CHAS. d. SAGER,
So REALTOR-OwNER-B
= pa 14th st. NV. Main So.
open Until PM.
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THOMAS J. OWEN e. SON. AuCTIONE
1881 Eye Street Northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO.
STORY BRICK DWELLING. SITUATE
NO. 723 SHEPHERD STREET NORTH

1H1 s r nv BR SACK pwELIiNd. situate
NO. 723 SHEPHERD STREET NORTH
WEST.
BY virtue of q deed Of trust recorded April
land are records Of the District Of Columbia. we
shall sell in front of the premises, on
FEBRUARY, AID. 1929, AT FOUR O'CLOCK
PM, lot numbered .seventy-six (76l in
numbered thirty-six (s6) "Petworth Addi-
ton TO the city Of washington" e per Plat S
recorded in Liber Is at folio lsS; ~ Ine
bia; subject to the covenants Of record.
Terms OF sale one-fourth cash; nalanee
nj SIX per cent per annum payable semi.
annually. Deposit Of $4,000 requires ed y y
fifteen days from date OF sale TO compiete
the purchase Further particulars at time OF
EDWARD C. BALTZ,
VERNON @. OWEN,
fea-dXsdSexsu Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES,
FUTURE DAYS,

iSsl Eye street Northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL REAL,
BRICK BRICK bwEsL1LIfnNsed, Containing NINE
ESaE; KNowN As aOsi PARK ROAD
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust re:
corded in Liber No: 3172 at felio $50, OF
the land records Of the District OF Columpia:
e. the Of the Pa ss al puS
W SstSp "a front SrpR & ~ WHNFEa
lowing described land and premises. situate
in the District of Columbia, and being lot
numbered seventy-feur t74l in block num-
bered four "a, "Ingleside," as described IN
said deed of trust, upon the following terms:
Purchaser to pay one-third OF the pur-
chace price in cash, the balance in two in
Etallments in one and two years, respective
~, with interest at the rate OF SO PEI
annum. and secured by deed of trust on the
property sold, or all cash, at the option o.
the purchaser: taxes and inteFest pelo OF
adjusted TO the date of sale; ell convey.
chaser; good title or no sale; q deposit q
$500 90 will be required at the time OF sale
and settlement to be within thirt- (30) days
of the date of sale. or deposit forfeited, ano
the property resoid at the cost and risk OF
the defaulting purchaser, after five tb) DAYS
previous advertisement OF such resale III
some Washington newspaper.
B. FRANCIS SAUL,
cas- 18th st. NV,
fe9-d6dsexSu Surviving Trustee.
THOMAS j. OWEN e. SON. AuCTIONEERG
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A tract Of land containing seven thou
more or less. located near Waldorf. in
said Charles County, Maryland. This land
and is traversed by the state road leading
from Washington to La Plata; the State
and the line Of the Philadelphia, Baltimore
and washington Railroad, There are some e
furnishes ., desirable opportunity for sub
Terms OF sale: one-tfird Of the purchase
money cash on day Of sale. or final ratifica.
day of sale. and the remaining ons-third
In two years from day of sale, or all cash
ferred payments, IL any. to bear interest at
the rate of. six per cent per annuni, from
date of sale, and to be secured to the
satisfaction Of the UNDERSIGNED. Ali con-
yeyancing chargas &c. be at the proper co *
win be required Of the purchaser on day Of
SAFE WALTER Eli asr.nsr MITGaEh a Assne
La Plata, Md.
Auctioneer.
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NORTH CLEVELAND PARK.

NORTH CLEVELAND PARK.
ANNOUNCING
Four New Groom and 2-Bath
Houses.
Rooms are all extra large.
Houses "a feet wide.
Is built; 81 sold.
S720 TO S726 WARREN ST. NV
Two block east of Wisconsin ave
Near transportation, churches
schools and stores.
Houses equipped with all mod
ern improvements and little diff
ferent from any other houses In
North Cleveland Park.
Be sure and see these houses
Sunday.
Open until 8 pm.
~ Any Broker or
w. @. IRWIN, Owner g. Builder.
Phone Cleveland 1881.
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUsEs.

AT ONCE FOR CASH.
6-room brick house in close in ne. Sec
Sion. Phone or write.
Metropolitan Realty Co,
1922 Vermont Ave. Phone Metro. 5o8s.
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COLORED.
Open. SUNDAY
FOR YOUR INSPECTION
FROM / TO 6.
523 HARVARD ST. NV.
6 rooms and tile bath, hot
water heat, electric lights; all in
very fine condition. Very close to
Howard University and overlook
ing the Reservoir; most conven-
lent to stores, transportation and
the Soldiers Home Park. Terms,
$500 cash and $55 per month, in
Guiding all interest.
Inspect this fine modern home
Sunday.
HOOKER & JACOB,
National Press Building.
-s Mathematician 1663
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-13
UDOM SPOLKU SV. MATEJA
v HASELTON. Y

Spolok Sv. Mateja, c. 2GO. '
Haseltcn pristi,pi ku sv. spovedi
dina Ia, decembra sobotu po o.
bede vecer v nedePu, IL. dec.
pri vel 'kej sv. omsi ku sv. priji.
maniu. Prosi svojich iidov. ably sa
kazdy dostavil a svoju vianoGnd
povinnost' vykonal.
Dalej prosi svojich ldov, aby
sa kazdy dostavil tilto nedel Il
po obede o l. hodine ma schodzu
lebo sa bude VOLT nrad ma buddct
rok inc vazne veci sa budn po
jednavat', tykajlce sa spollSu. ID
hujuci 1dovia mech svoj dlh Wy
rovnaj1. Teda mech sa kazdy do
stavi. Taktiez sa budn rozdavat
kalendare.
Som IS bratskou 1ctou,
M. Kozak. nct.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-13
VEL'ACTENYM BRAToM A
SESTRAM.

u t'azkej nemoce, ktora ma "a
dlhsi cas- pripfltala k posteli, jako
tax som sd Zotavil. Nem0Zem
vsak ami teraz venovat sa lO-12
hodin denne mojmu povolaniu, le-
bo t'azka choroba podkopala mi
zdravie natolko, re akekorvek
napnutie chatrnej silly, mohlo by
priniest este horsie veci nez boly
tie, ktore som horko-t'azko pre-
mohol.
Obraciam sa teda k VAN. moi
mill bratia sestry, so srdeenou
prosbou, ably ste mi neracili "a
zlievat' "a to, ked' "a smojou od-
poved'ou ma Vase vzacne pripisy
trochu opozdim. Potrva to len do
toho easu, kym nadobudnem lep-
Sci silly.
Sncasne vyslovujem uprimnii
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Spolkoye zprayy
ROcNA sCHoDZA &. 25.
/. K. S. J.

Spolok Sv. Martina. Cislo %. |.
X. s. j, ziada svojich i1dov, aby
sa kazdy dostavil ma rocnn ,cho-
dzu v nedel n, dina Is. decembra.
Ma schodzi sa bude vyberat' po
25c mimoriadnych prlspevkov
jak obyeajne.. uradnfci podajti
svoje rocnt zpravy, prevedie sa
yol'ba iiradu ma budilci rob, opra-
via sa spolkove pravidla a vyba-
via al inc veci, ktort sl pre- do
bro spolkn. Prosil by som bratov
ktori TAX malo navstevujii scho-
DE, aby aspon raz do roka prisli
a boil iicastni tejto schodzi, ably
eme mohli jak minulosti, tax al
tcraz mohli vykonat' dobrli pracu
"a tBoha narod.
Jozef Martinko, predseda
Andrej Adamko, zapisnik.
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ZPRAVA z ROCNEJ SCHODZE
ODBORU 8. N. S. s.

Trad zvoleny ma rok 1880 je
tento: Andrej Palencar, predse-
da; Jozef Martinko, podpredse-
da; Albert Smrek, zapisnik Ju-
raj Puhalla, dctovnik; Frantisek
Vydumansky, pokladnik; Andrej
Cisar, starosta Kr1zku Mladeze /;
Juraj Pavel, sprievodca: Domi-
mix Kozicky, straz; Jan Wagner,
Jan BalaS, Jozef Fabry, vybor
majetku. Zabavny vybor: Juraj
PalaScak mi. a vSetci nradnici.
Odbor odhlasoval vianocne da-
ry pre- vdovy mrzakov Odboru
g. Odbor s. odbyva svoje schodze
kazdti 2. nedel'u popoludni v Ma
rodnej Sokolovni ma Washington
St. ..... .=.
Odborova adresa je: Juraj Pu.
halla, 81 n. Whitney Ave, Youngs
town, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-13

skom Dome nd rohu Strong a
Frontenac ul1c. Je to velmi kras-
ny a naplnavy kus, ako sa zjavili
anjeli pastierom V Bethleheme.
Y hre vystlpi 30 hercov ma
lebnych starozakonnych krojoch
zidovskych. V prestavkach "a
spieva spevokol znamu obi 'ibe-
n1 piesen Slovan', lStora Thar
monizoval prof. A. Sandrok, uei-
fel speyokolu
Vzdelavajlci Cd. Sokolsky "a
hra V nedePu, II. januara dru-
he divadlo: "Zle jazyky', najnov-
81 l'udovt kus V ). dejs.vach cd
F. G. Krupianskeho. Toto diva
do bude prospech Slovensktho
Domu. SIovaci Detroit okolia
prfd tie ma oboje predstaveni.
Praj1c vsetk%m blazeny Novy
rok. som S ilctou,
Jozef Resovsky mi.
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ROCNA SCHoDZA &. 1873. p. s,
J. v CAMPBELL.

+ c. 13S. Pennsylvanskej Sloven.
skej Jednoty bude vydrziavat
rocnn sch0dzu v nedel'u, %. de.
cembra, preto sa vyzyvajn hdo
via, ably prisli na schodzu elm
najv;csom pocte. Bude sa VOLT
novy iirad vselijake veci pridu
ma pretras. Dlhujiici ndovia mech
81 hPadia svoj dlh vyrovnat'. ably
knihy novozvolenemu nradu cd.
dane boly v poriadku.
s tym prajem vsetkym bratom
al sestram horeudaneho cisla We
scle a blazene Vianoce st 'astli
w Novy Rok!
Albert Kvackay,
iic. {. 13S
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z ROCNEJ sCHoDZE
oDBORU ell. N. S. S.

Odbor GIL. n. S. S. odbyval
svoju roenh schodzu pondelok,
9. decembra spolkovej mies.-
nosti pod {. 33sl2 w. Federal st.
Pc vybaveni riadnych veci preve-
dena bola vol 'ba iiradu ma rok.
1880. Ia predsedu znovuzvoleny
Dol NJ. Mraz. "a podpredsedu zno-
vuzvoleny Dol Elek Marias, "a
ilctovnika znovuzvoleny boil sta
vitel' Daniel Sramo a "a zapis-
nfka tiez znovuzvoleny boil Jan
Antal. Pokladnik, Michal Rybar,
po 15-rocnom slizeni Odboru
r6znych iiradoch ziadal sa ma od-
pocinok nechcel vziat' iirad
znovu, preto "a pokladnfka zvole-
ny boil Jozef Grancaj. Do vyboru
majetku zvoleni boli Michal Kuz-
mix, Martin Marias Michal Sef-
elk. Ia starostu Krhzku Mladeze
jednohlasne zvoleny Dol zaklada-
tel Odboru. Frantisek Hudfk. Cd
Dor odhlasoval istt obnos ako
vianocny dar vdovari po nasich
zosnnlych spolubratoch jedne-
mu bratovi. Knihu "Domaci Lee
kar' vyhral FIR. Hudik.
Odbor GIL. N. s. s. ma teraz
okolo $50 clenov doepelfch 222
v Krtzku Mladeze. Schodze odby-
va kazdy 2. pondelok mesiaci
vecer spolkovej miestnosti
$685. w. Federal st. Spolkova
adresa je: Daniel Sramo, 1916
Gladstone ST., Youngstown, O.
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URAD POLITICKEHO KLUBU
v HAsELTON MA R. 1880.

Ma sch6dzi POlitickeho Klubu v
Haselt0n v nedel'u zvolenv Dol
nasledovny urad ma rok 1880:
Martin Lesnak, predseda; Jan
Basista, podpredseda ; Michal J..
Bartos. tajomnik; M. Hasaj, po-
kladnik; Michal Kozak. zapisnilS !;
S. Soltis, straz S. Mlinarcik a
j. Kukura, dozorcovia majetl<u.
Inc vybory budn sostavene pred
seldom Lesnakom oznamene ma
buducej riadnej schodzi. Klub v
1880 planuje vyvin1t' kampafi "a
move clenstvo a bude pracovat'
"a potrebne zlepsenia Raselton.
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vd' 'aku ,vsetkym tsm panom bra
tom, ktorf sa ma nina rozpamatali
a ma v smutnOm polozem bud fto
osobne alebo listovne potesili
Priatelia drahi, milo a dobre mi
to padlo. Bob Vam daj dvojnasobl
ne toho, co Ste Wy mne priali.
So srdecnou povd 'acnost 'ou 5
hlbokOu tictou som.
Vam oddany.
Jan A. Kocur, ta.jomnik
l.. Slovenskej Ligy.
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PRELOzENA SCHoDZA T.. $40,
!. K. s. J.

spolok Sv. Stefana, Cislo GAO.
lKSJ. oznamuje svojim ndom, ze
schodza, ktora sa riadne odbyva
kazdii druhn nedePu v mesiaci,
jo tohto mesiaca prelozena ma tre-
tin nedel'u z prfciny 4O-hodinovej
poboznosti v osade Sv. Cyrilla a
NJ tthoda. TAX mech sa kazdy I'D
1,uStavi Is. decembra, lebo to bu-
de rocna sch6dza a sa prevedie
vcl'ba tradnikov pridu vazne
ri ma pretras. Ktory I'D dlhuje
v.,se 2 mesiace, ably svoj dlh W.
rOvnal. Som Ictou,
Peter Deley, dct.
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ROCNA sCH0DZA sPOLKU sV
ALOHA, 6. 10. M, o. K. J.

Spolok Sv. ALOHA bude mat
svojn rocn1 sch6dzu Is. decembra
doraz po prvej sv. omsi. Prosil by
. som rodicov, ably poslali svojicll
synkov ma tuto sch6dzu.
Je. vel'a takych, co este nepla:
till prispevky "a cely rok. ia 4
fam, re kazdy rodic svoju povin.
most vykona a svoju podlznost
vyrovna. ~.
Rodicia, ktori maji dietky vyse
roka stare, mech ich dajn zapisat
do spolku, re v pade nest 'astia,
ktOre teraz sa tax casio stavaiii.
sh zabezpecenf.
Andrej Adamko; starosta.
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ROCNA SCH0DZA ODBORU 46
ZIVENY.

Odbor 46. ziveny bude odby-
vat tsvoju rocnl sch6dzu nede-
l'u, Is. decembra 2. hodine DO
poludnl v skole osady Sv. Cyrila
a Methoda. Ziadam vsetky sestry,
ably ma tiito schodzu prisly, lebo je
ITO rocna sch6dza. Prevedie sa vol-
ba 1radu ma rok 1880 a vybavia
mnohe vazne zalezitOsti.
Vsetkym spolusestram prajem
vesele Vianoce a st'astlivy Novy
Rok! Juiana Haught,
1ctovnicka
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v DETROIT ZAHRAJU
"SLEPEHO PASTIERA'

Sokolsky Vzdelavajlci Odbor
"Ger. Milan r. Stefanik' V De-
troit, Mich. zahra V nedel'u, 5. ia
mara popoludni krasnu biblicSo-
historickil vianocnl hru "Slepy
Pastier' 4. dejstyach cd Ferka
Urbanka. Divadlo budc v Sloven.
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sCH0DzA &. 800. I. X. s. J.

Spolok Sv. Jozefa, Gislo 800, I.
X. S. j. vyzyva svojich 1dov, aby
sa jeden kazdy dostavil ma bud1.
Gu schodzu, ktora sa bude 'vydr,
z;avat' di1a Is. decembra 1929
schodza sa zapocne jako predtym
2. hodine popoludni. Nepritom
nj ldovia budd pokutovani podl's
stanov.
Znacfm "a SO srdecnym posdra
vom,
J. Bshan, zapisnik
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Go BUDETE RoBrt :?

" tie dlhe simne veceri? cftsite
Vs6ern6 oitsnis . budsts INST )
toho osoh. Coma knixly len 500
iaxlixo viasansj'a ! $1.26 tvrdo via
sanei. Y rsdakeu.
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Flashes of Life
(By The Associated Press)

NEW YORK-Having dropped
$50,000,000 or SO in the stock mar
ket. Joshua 8. Cosden. has made q
remarkable comeback In eight
months. Estimates in financial CT
cles r that he is now worth SIS
100000 made in oil developments.
He quit the market when broke and
has not had q single brokerage ac-
count since.
GOSHEN. N. Y.-Mrs. (. Roland
Hartman holds a record for wom-
en- drivers. In 1:59 Ia with pace
she drove her brown six-year-olld
horse Highland Scott. an exhibition
mile at the grand circuit meeting.
The horse cost her SIS 600. Mrs.
Harriman's husband, like his father,
the railroad magnate. Is also q low
er Of light harness horses and an
amateur driver.
NEW YORK.-Li Shi Ming, stu
dent at Columbia and editors bride.
has been perturbed over a story In
a rival paper terming her "a dew
wife" Dew vanishes quickly, there
fore, dew wife" in Chinese par
lance has temporary significance,
the bride explained after she was
freed In court On charges that she
had led q raiding party and rough
housed the rival paper.
CALAIS, Maine.-A species Of ny
strange to this Canadian border
town is like some gentlemen In its
preferences. Insects swarping the
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BOY
~

Especial to The Herald)

especial 10 Inc derhluJ
RIO HONDO. Aug. 24.-The &C.
ond period Of the Boy Scouts camp.
which opened on Tuesday, Aug. 20.
is well under way. and everything
is running smoothly with abou- $50
Valley scouts enrolled.
According to the report Of T. E.
Murray, scout executive for the
Valley, there r only 10 adult lead
ers 50 far. although arrangements
have been made to send more scout
ers for the rest of the period. The
lack OF leadership has slowed up.
somewhat. the advancement pro-
gram. but the older scouts ara do
ing their part to help the tender
foot scouts to pass their tests, and
now that the shortage Of leaders
has been taken are of, work should
progress satisfactorily.
Harlingen takes the lead for at
tendance this session with about 90
boys. Troop 2. >. e. Foster, scout
master. has 100 per cent at camp,
"a scouts and their scoutmaster, the
only troop making such a record
this year. Next in attendance
comes Edinburg and Mercedes with
about &c Joy5 from each town.
Brownsville is rer esen.ed also on
this camp by two boys. John Rowe.
Jr, Brownsville. troop s, is again
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international bridge pestered tour
lists and appeared to customs Off
cers to be bothering blondes more
than brunettes.
NEW YORK-Rudy vailee Is be-
Ing SIZED by Bert Lown for q $3.50
split Of the money he has made
since he and his jazz orchestra be-
came favortte. Among other things
Lown AYERS he loaned Rudy money
to buy a dress suit for q tryout and
taught him cob-like tone that IS
the secret of the popularity Of his
singing.
With a single stroke of his pen,
County Judge ONeal Of Hunt
county wiped a town off the map.
The town Of Roberts. named after
Gov. Roberts. had disappeared, SO
far as buildings so. SO 1t was OFF,
cially wiped out by a court order.
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they are really menacing the happi-
ness and security Of the working
mans wife and her children, ] am
sure they would announce to their
circles, No moro cocktails here. We
are hand In glove with our sister
Americans In this matter
Prohibition Is effective with %
per cent Of our population. The
remaining one per cent seems little
but In q great country like ours
1t Is a great many people. This
one per cent is made up largely Of
the wealthy class, the criminal class
and the abandoned class"
Denies Prohibition For"ed
Mr.. Ford denies the charge that
prohibition was forced" on the
country. and In discussing personal
liberty he says in part:
Personal liberty Is so much in
creased by the nations emancipa-
ton from alcoholic addiction that
it is childish wilfulness to talk
about infringement of rights. Let
us say that a man has a personal
right to drink himself to death;
we, as society, have no right to 60
drink: we have right to say that
his drinking is necessary to /, le sup
port Of the United States govern
ment: we have no right to decree
that a certain percentage Of Ameri-
can wives and American children
shall automatically perish with him.
o
Mr.. Ford believes that drinking
among the rich rapidly becoming
Questionable. and discussing this
he says that lin wealthy circles the
habit Of drinking is disappearing
fc>.."
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SEEK DATA ON
RADIO SCHOOL
Committee Studies Facts i'm
Survey of Educational
Broadcast

WASHINGTON. Aug. "A. - E1 -
Charting q course for educational
broadcasting, the federal advisory
committee on education by radio,
has tackled the job Of ascertaining
the facts.
Experiments have been going on
for some time in broadcasting for
schools - elementary. intermediate
and secondary grades. The commit
tee wants 10 know how these sub
IectS are being treated and what
others could be given by radio. 1t
seeks information on how these are
being handled and how they can be
handled better.
A larger amount Of educational
broadcasting is being done for adult
listeners. About 10 stations are own
ed and operated by colleges and
universities, and other colleges are
broadcasting regularly from COM
mercial stations.
Here the great range Of subjects
and interests widens tremendously
the field to be studied" says DR..
william J.. Cooper. commissioner OF
education and chairman Of the
committee.
"The major groups Of listeners in
clude farm folk. school teachers,
home-makers, shut-ins. office work
ers. business men and women. and
even school and college students.
"The instruction Is formal and
systematic . How r the details
worked out and how can they be
worked out better7 The committee
seeks the cooperation of educators
and the entire radio industry In
finding the answers to these ques-
tons"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-25
Deaf Hear Again
Through New Aid
Earpiece No Bigger Than
Dime Wins Enthusiastic Fol-
lowing Ter-Day Free
Trial Offer

After twenty five years devoted
exclusively to the manufacture o.
scientific hearing lads, the Dicto-
graph Products Co., Inc, Dept.
610M, 10 z. 18th Street. kansas
City, Mo-, has just perfected a new
model ACQUISITION that represents
the greatest advance yet made in
the recreation of hearing for the
deaf. This latest ACQUISITION is fea-
tured by a tiny earpiece no bigger
than a dime. Through this device.
sounds are clearly and distinctly
transmitted to subnormal ears with
wonderful benefit to hearing and
health alike. The makers offer an
absolutely free trial for 10 days to
any person who may be interested.
and q letter will bring one Of these
remarkable aids to your home for
a thorough and convincing test.
Send them your name and address
todayI-Advt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-25
ARTICLE STATES FORD WILL
RETIRE If BOOZE RETURNS

IF booze ever comes back to the
United States ! am through with
manufacturing" says Henry Ford IN
an article entitled Let Prohibition
Begin at Home" appearing In the
September Pictorial Review out
August %.
Il would not be bothered" Mr..
Ford continues, with the problem
OF 100000 men and trying to pay
them wages which the saloons
would take away from them. I
wouldn't be interested in putting
automobiles into the hands of a
generation groggy with drink.
with booze In control we can
count on only two or three effec-
tive days work q week in the fac
tory-and that would destroy the
short day and the five-day week
which sober industry has intro
duced.
When men drank two or three
days q week, industry had TO have
O 10 or 12-hour day and q six or
seven-day week with the same or
greater pay.
Began at Home
Mr.. Ford says that prohibition
began at home with women who
wanted better home conditions" and
he points out that II women up
hold the law in their homes we need
bother very little about other places
where the law Is violated-they will
automatically ,isappear."
Just now" the article continues,
THE blind. pig lives by the reflect
ed light OF a few prominent draw
ing rooms ard clubs.
IF wealthy hostesses knew that
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-25
Schurnann Students
Appear In Recital

Students OF music In the Schu-
mann academy will be presented in
recital at the Knights Of Columbus
hall at $3.50 p. m. Monday evening,
under the direction Of the head OF
the academy, Leonardo BALBOA.
Vocal. piano and saxophone num-
bers are included in the program,
and both beginners and advanced
students are listed to appear.
Students appearing will be Maria
del Carmen Torres, Roberto Cis-
neros, Celia Champion, Zoila Mar
quez. Dina Fernandez, Jennie OBJ
RECON, Eloisa Marquee. Josefina
Henggeler. Carmela Alonzo. Maria
del Socorro Torres, Mary Cant. En-
rique de In Cara, Margarita Villa
real. Manuel Cisneros. Ricardo A.
Bolado. and Victoria Trevino.