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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-01
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
TOPIC ANNOUNCED

Ancient and Modern Nero
mancy, alias Mesmerisn and Hyp-
hotism, Denounced" Is the subject
of tire les. sermon in all Churches
Of Chris, Scientist, on Sunday,
June 2.
Among the citations which COM
prise the lesson sermon is the fol-
lowing from the Bible:
And Balak,s anger was kindled against
sether. and Balak said unto Bslsam.
rail- thee % curse mine enemies, and.
behold thou hast altogether blessed them
these three times. And Balaap1 said unto
Balak. Sp9ke I not also 70 thy mes-
Sengers Thich thou sentest unto me. say
ing. z Baisk would give me his house fun
the commandment Of the Lord. to do either
good or bad Of mine own mind; but what
he Lord saith. that wiu I speak Nun
14.i0 ~. i5l.
The lesson sermon also includes
The following passages from the
Christian Science textbook. Science
and Health with Key TO the Scrip
lures" by Mary Baker Eddy:
your influence for good depends upon
she weight you throw into the right scale.
the only power obtatnable. Evil is not
power T. is q nockery of strength. which
ere long betrayS its weakness and falls.
never 70 rise. Whatever holds human
thought IN line With unsettled love, re-
selves directly the divine power.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-01

Three herds of ponderous brutes,
said to be the best trained ele-
plants in the circus world, will
make their appearance here on
June 4. when the Hagenbeck-Wal-
lace circus. said to be the highest
class show in the world, comes
for afternoon and night perform
ances.
Cheerful Gardner, master ele-
plant trainer, spent many long
hours during the winter months
instructing the mammoth ,pachy-
derms in the latest dance steps.
Clever dancers are these big
"bulls," and their terpsichorean
efforts include everything from
the black bottom to the tango.
The elephants are not the only
highly educated beasts with the
Hagenbeck- Wallace circus. Clyde
Beatty and John Helliott will Of
fer extraordinary groups Of lions,
tigers, leopards and other jun
Gle DrIteS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-01
JUNE NIGHTS PROGRAM

Selections with nights
those of romantic aspiration the OF Ballad Hour,
at o'clock WFBM stations the
umbia broadcasting system.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-01
"MEssIAHe TO BE ON ALE

part feature Of the
Sunday
system.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-01

Commission.
SODA Palma hour fCBS),
6:3o-Stutb hour of music.
WKBF Q400)
(Hoosier Athletic Club)
Saturday
PM
5:oo-Late news bulletins and sports.
6:oO-Dinner concert
6:3o-Indianapolis Athletic Club.
7:oo-Studio program.
5:0Q-Herbie and His Gang.
10:30-Indianapoli5 Athletic Club
-Sundsy-
AN
8:o0-The Watch Tower Hour from Few
York.
Pm
/ :S0-InternationaI Bible Students Assoc
citation.
7:eo-First Presbyterian church.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-01
CHILDREN TO
BE OBSERVED HERE
Splendid Program for Young People viii Be Given at the
North Park Christian Church Sunday.

u1n the North Park Christian church
A. hour Of worship the minister the Rev A Long viii
Chldrens Bill Rights"
worship the Sunday school will It's
davp for
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-01
Day Programs


-Monday-
70 s-P.p Unlimited Club.
1o:5o-Aunt Sar1my's hour.
Il :oo-Fuller-Ryde Morning musicale.
i3:SS-Pstt:!ns ,, il P 9Es CoHs'.
i:3o-WTBM studio orchestra
2:oo-co-operative singers tcBS9.
'Hoosier Athletic Club
Monday
s:so-Eome Complete program.
S:5o-standa-d Nut Margarine cooking
lo;2s-1ntereeting bits OF history. courtesy
Of Indianapolis. public. library.
lo:So-Lvestock and grain market;
Io:4o-Agriculturai talk.
lo;5o-WKBF shopping service.
wLH (3oo) CINCINNATI
-Mondsy-
5:5c-Top O. the Mornin'.
6:1S-Old Nan Sunshine (NBCl.
6:3o-Orgsn program by Johanna Crosse
.:oo-Aesorbine. Jr., exercise program.
7,So-Hsslth talk.
Kershnef Of E n. c. A. A. " Leu
s:co-Crosley Uoman's hour. with mu-
stosie cooking chat. poems.
household t5Y1s hints. ard instructive
s;5o-Morning devotion.
e:oo-orpheus trio
e:3o-Livs stock reports.
a.4o-Talk.
10 :oo-Maro musicale.
lo.lS-Studio person elities.
io;3o-Westher. river, market ane police
l0.55-I1ne signals.
ll:oo-Orsan.
Il:3o-Orchestra al Hotel Gibson.
l3:oo-ToVn and country.
f2:l-Live stock report.
l2:2S-Market reports.
i2.So@Matinee players.
I:lNStocks.
i:2e-Sign OF
2lS-Mai6S Of melodc
2:45-Eank Karch. the Sarjokestsr
~.o-TSelele lessons.
9,i~Women's Radio Club,
3:5o-The Romancers.
-Hcrdsy-
s:oo-wENR. ohicaso-sunshine hour Of
music.
siS-NBC system CwEAFl-Household
i2:oo-NBo system tcentrsp-Farr and
i;4S-W5MASS. SShieaso-ouSs vs.. Giants
2:Oo-NBc system twJz)-The Marion
s:1&wcSo. Minneapolis-st. Psul-Min-
resspolis VS.. Milwaukee.
5:Se-WJlS, Detroit-Fisher theater group.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-01

because they know II is a valuable
diuretic. snalgesic and antipretic.
That means that II stops pain, ailays
fever and stimulates the action Of the
kidneys-very important aids in the
treatment Of rheumatism. sciatica, lum-
hago and muscular pains.
Why NOT get a bottle Of Allenru to-
day and let it rid you of rheumatic
pain. Inflammation and swellings? The
money back guarantee protects you
Advertisement.
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City Stations

WFBM (123o)
indianapolis Power and Light Company
Saturday
p. M
5:4S-Walter G. Samuels songs (CBS).
6:0O-Nit Wit hour (CBS).
6:3O-Charlie Davis Rhythm Boys.
6:45-Park Lane orchestra (CBSl.
7:00-Feagin dramatic skt (CBSl.
7:30-Red Seal hour.
8:0o-National Radio Forum (CBS)
s:30-George Olsen and his music tCBSl.
9:Oo-Paramount hotel orchestra (CBSl.
9:3o-Swanee SyncopatorS (CBS).
1000 to 11:o0-Silent by order federal
radio commission.
II :oo-Longines time. BY julius 9. Walk
& Son: weather; the columnlst.
music from Indiana ballroom.
Sunday
a:3o-Christian Men Builders.
l2:15-Dessa Byrd organ program.
l2:45-Bill Rutherford poems.
i:oo-Balad hour (CBSl.
l:3o-Red Seal record concert
2:0o-Cathedral hour (CBSr.
3oo--French trio (CBSl.
5:so-ReT: nonald Grey Farmhouse (cBsl.
4:o0-De PauT university program.
4:45 to 6-Silent By order Federal Radio
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-01

This Was a Tough Break
LOWELL, Mass. June while
sitting in his parked automobile, the
engine of which was not running,
Michael LeTdon was arrested on q,
drunken driving charge. In court,
he was given g. two months jail
sentence.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-01

Pre- Vacation Thoughts" is the
sermon subject Of the Rev. J. H.
billing for the Sunday forenoon
service az the Second Evangelical
rhurch. Transformed Men is the
ministers subject for the evening
eervice.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-01
Rheumatic Agony
Must Leave You
Or Money Back

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-01

Saturday
u P. NJ
WBBM C770N. Chicago -Plantation time.
MIC System-G. E. symphony orchestra TO
WGY, WAS, Wis.
WGN (720l Chicag o-Bartione.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-01

the following musical programs
,sill be given Sunday at the Central
Avenue Methodist church:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-01

At the Riverside Park Methodist
Episcopal church, the sacrament OF
holy communion will be admins
tered in the morning worship serv-
ice. The Rev. Robert NJ. Selle will
preach on THE First Christian Ex-
perience Meeting" At p. m. there
viii be a service Of Christian bap-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-25
e, tym ma to bude Wac tesit

te, tym ma to bude wac tesit
1 Prisiel o styri dni. Starena bo.
la predo dvermi, krajala chlieh
do polievky. PriblHil sa k nej, "a
vinsoval jej dobry den, hovoril
jej do tvari, ably zavonal jej dych.
A ked' .poznal vonu alkoholu, tvar
sa mu vyjasnila.
Onedlho sa rozniesla zvest', re
matka Magloire sa potajomky O.
pija. NASH ju alebo kuchyni, a
lebo ma dvore, alebo ma okolitych
chodnikoch: a bolo iu treba "a
niest domov, bezvladnu ako mrt-
volu.
Chicot uz k nej nechodieval,
ked mu hovorili o sedliacke, Ia
mrml'al SO smutnou tvarou:
- CT je to ME est'astie: v jei
rokoch ma take nieco 81 navyk-
nut? Vidite, ked je clovek sta
ry, MET pomoci. To sa iste pre- nu
zle skonci!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-25
stDoK.
Napfsal: Guy Maupassant.
| |!

+ Il sg a st54Hat
Pan Chicot, krcmar 2 Epreville
pristavil svoj vozfk pred dvorcom
& matky Magloire. Bol to vysoky,
siyriasat'rocny chlapik, cerveny
brnchaty, a povazovali no "a
prefikaneho sibala.
Kofia priviazal o slip vrat, po-
tom vosiel do dyora. Nal pole We
dPa poll stareny, "a ktorymi uz
tnzil dlho. Dvadsat' raz podobral
sa odk1pit ich od nej, ale matka
Magloire odoprela mu so zarputi-
lost 'ou.
- tn som sa narodila, tn
chcem al zomriet', vravievala.
Nasiel in skrabat svabku pre-
do dvermi. Mala sedemdesiatdva
rokov, bola vychudmta, vrasko-
vita, shrbena, no, neunavna ako
mlade dievea. Chicot priatel sky
potl 'apkal ju po chrbte.
Nuz, matka! Akoze vam
zdravie slhzi9
Me vel'mi zle, a ako II vas,
pane Prosper?
TAX, tax, mann trocha lam
Ky, mac by bolo dobre.
Nuz, tym lepsie.
Chicot Dol ako pomateny, va
hal, Dol nepokojny, NAL nieco. ma
Jazyku, co nechcelo Won vyjst'. |
konecne sa rozhodol:
CT este vzdy mi nechcete
predat' ten majetok?
To, ME! Neratajte Wac ma
to. Co som raz povedala, to som
povedala, nechod 'te mi tym.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-25

damu, ma stol priniesol kurca, klt
basu, jaternicu, baranie stehno {
kel' SO slaninou. No, ona skorc
mic neiedla, bo mierna bola cd
detstva, zijiic vzdy ma trochu po.
lievke a ia k6rke chleba S ma
slom.
Chicot sklamany, naliehal. Ma
gloire ami nepila. Odmietla pitt
kavu.
Ale yd acne prijmete pohar
sladkej palenky?
All, to ano. Nevravim, ze
ME.
Naplnil diva male poharky.
Okostujte to, mako, to je
daSo dobreho.
A zenicka zacala pitt, pomaly,
malymi glgmi, predlzujnc 81 do
brv pocit. KeP vyprazdnila po-
har, pomliazgala 81, potion riekla:
= Ano, to je fajna.
Este ami nedokoncila vetu, ked
Chicot jej nalial druhy raz. Chce-
la odmietnut', ale nz bolo neskoro
a ochutnavala ju dlho ako prvn.
tn Chicot v zapale vel 'kodus-
nosti vykrikol:
- Ked' yam to tax chutna,
lam vam nej cely sndok, ably
som vam dokazal, ze sme este
7zdy dobri priatelia. ,r.
Zenicka neriekla, ze ME, odi-
la trochu opita.
Ma druhy den .vtiahol krcmar
10 dvora matky Magloire, potom
'ytiahol z vozika celf sddok, obi
Y zeleznymi obrucami.
- A potion, viete, ked' sndok
'ude pr;lzdny, jesto este Wac: ne
sa celkom mic. Me som
kupan. Cim skorej to dokoncf- i
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-25

Ale ked starenA nepopustila
krcmar konecne pristal ma to, zt
bude platit' pat 'desiat toliarov
Listinu podpisali ma druhy den. "A
vina "a desat' toliarov.
Tri roxy minuly. zenieka mala
sa dobre. Vyzerala, ako co by ami
0 jeden den nebola zostarela, a
Chicot ztfal. Zdalo sa mu. ze lei
uz cd polstorocia plati til rentu,
ze sa oklamal, prenatal, znicil. s
casu ma cas- isiel ma navstevu k
sedliacke, ako sa chodi V JUL po-
zerat' pole, 81 zbozie az dozrelo
pod kosu. Prijala no so zlomyseP-
nost'ou v pohl, ,ade. (lovek by po-
vedal, ze 81 blahopriala k TOM
re mu mohla zahrat' takyto XII
sok. Chicot obycajne chytro W.
sadol do svojho vozika, zamrml "a
j1c:
- Ci uz raz medicines
Nevedel, co robit'. ked ju uvi-
del, chcel ju zahrdGsit'. Nenavidel
ju divokon, skrytou nenavist 'ou,
nenavist'ou oklamaneho sedliaka.
konecne prisiel ju jeden den
navstfvit', true 81 rmky, ako pr
w raz, ked' jej pondkol kipu.
A po niekol 'ko minntovom roz-
hovore riekol:
- Povedzte mi, matka, preco
1epridcte ku mne ma obed, ked'
'te V Epreville. w klebetia O tom.
,e SINE ME viac priatel'mi, to
na rm1ti. Viete. NINA mic me-
'udete platit'.
Matka Magloire nedala sa diva
azy ndkat' a napozajtre, ked' j.
la ma trh ma talige, hlasila sa
Pnbeny obed.
Krcmar, ziariaci, hostil iu ako
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-25

tom poshovarat' ma druhy tyz
den, dam yam odpoved', ako SON
sa rozhodla.
Pan Chicot odisiel spokojny
ako kral', ktory prave risu pod.
manil.
| Matka Magloire zostala zamy-
slena. Nasledujucu noe nespala.
Styri dni vahala. Vetrila, ze ie v
tom nieco zleho pre- nu, ale my
slienka ma tie pekne cvendziace
peniaze, ktore by jej padaly do
zastery, naplnily ju tdhou. w.
hladala teda notara rozpove-
dala mu to. Radil jej, ably prijala
.navrh Chicotov, ale ably pytala
pat 'desiat toliarov po sto sou, ma
miesto tridsat', lebo jej majetok
je najmenej 10000 frankov hod-
ny.
- Ak budete patnast' rokov
zit' - riekol notar, - este vam
no nezaplatl ma tento sposob, le-
DO dostanete len 100000 frankov.
ked' Chicot prisiel pre- odpo-
we'd dala sa dlho prosit', osved-
eiac sa, ze to nechce, no, hrfzol ju
strach, re on sa neshodne a media
pat'desiat toliarov po sto sou. Ko-
netne, ked' naliehal, predniesla
svoje naroky.
Nahle zbadal, ze sa sklamal a
odoprel.
Teda, ably no presvedcila, "a
Gala rozjimat' tom, ako asi d.
ho bude este zit'.
Ale Chicot sa medal l'ahko pre-
svedcit'.
q Noze, noze, stara figliarka,
w ste este mocna. Dozijete maj
nenej stodesat' rokov. Uvidite. j.
tie ma Wy pochovate.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-25

i Nasiel som sposob, ktorym
m6zeme svoju vec priaznive "a.
riadit pre- mas oboch.
/ Aky9
Davajte pozor. Predate mi
no, a Wy sama 81 ho podrzite. Roz-
umiete mat Rozmysl 'ajte mad mo-
jim vypoetom. Poviem to jasnej-
Sic. Dam vam kazdy mesiac sto-
pat 'desiat frankov. Pocujte do
bre: kazdy mesiac donesiem yam
tn ma vozlku tridsat' toliarov DO
sto sou. A potion sa mic Wac ne
zmeni, vobec mic; Wy zostanete tn
u vas, nebndete sa starat' o mia,
mic mi nebudete DINA. Wy budete
len brat mole peniaze. CT sa yam
to zda? - ..... ..
Dival 50 ma .nu2ss priatel 'skou
tvarou, ktora prezradzovala, ze
je dobrej vole. Starena pozrela
nanho ned5verou, hi 'adainc o.
sidlo. Spytala sa:.
- To by bolo dobrt, pre- nina
dobre, ale ME pre- vas: tcda YAM
ten majetok ncdam.
Neznepokojujte Sa vobec o
to, - povedal. - Zostanete tn
TAX dlho, ako vas dobry Bob ne
cha zit'. Budete ma svojom ma
jetku. Len mi podpfsete pisemko
IL notara, aby majetok po vas ma
nina pripadol. Nemate deti, len
o ktorych vel'mi nestoji-
te. CT sa vam to zda9 Wy 81 podr-
zite majetok, kEm budete zit',
ia vam dam mesacne tridsat' to-
liarov po sto sou. To je vfhoda
pre- vas
- ia neyravim. re ME. Len 81
} tom porozmysl am. Prid'te sa o
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-25
,IANUAR 1919.

A naozaj, zle 50 to pre- liu skon-
clio. Umrela nasledujdcej zimy,
asi ma Vianoce, ked padla opita
do snehu.
A pan Chicot zdedil majetok !
poyedal:
= Keby sa tato hl1pa zena me-
bola opijala, bola by mohla este
zit' aspon desat rokov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-25
TRUHLY BUDu vRAJ
LACNEJsIE

Mnohi l'udia boja sa zomret'
len preto, ze sd truhly vel'mi
drahe. Teraz Clevelandu ozna-
muil sl1cenie sa dvoch truhly
vyrabaj jdcich spolocnosti, $ tovar-
iiami Chicagu, Clevelande, Pitts
.burghu Bostone. Vyhodou toht0
sl16enia ma byt' zvysenie sa zis-
ku spolocnosti. Vo financnvch
kruhoch sa tiez udava, re mono
a,isceny trnhal budn snizene.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-31
IMONARCHISM FADES
AS BAvARIAN ISSUE.
Deputy Holds Young People Are
Not Enthnsed over
Kings.

MITTIcH, Bavaria p1 Franz
derauer,' Bavarian Peoples party
Deputy IN the German Reichstag, be,
lieyes that even In Bavaria, allegedly
the paradise for royalists, thu
monarchist issue is d dead one Iit
holds that the beer tax IS Tar more
important. s8S
aFor the great majority of the IA.
varian people he told the Associated
Press correspondent, sthe monarchy i
gone for good. say this although ]
believe o monarchy to be the best form
pof government.
aThere are two facts on which I base
my conclusion that n1onarchism Is dead
In the first place. the generation. at
tending public school today was. born
during or after the war. It knows
about the monarchy only through hear
say. The farther we get away from
will become to entfuse the young FOLK
about kings and princes, II
Secondly, We Germans are d peace.
loving people. Though large part q
my Bavarian fellow citizens are
naOnarcfists at heart, they also know
that any attempt to restore the
monarchy would be accompanied BY
bloodshed and civil war. That we want
to avoid at all costs"
Gerauer has been mayor OF his town
since 1905. He owns a large farm
nearby, which he manages with the aic
Of his sons. He has been identified
with various rural movements, and has
represented his party In the Reichstae
since 1920.
aYou win find that beer will be 9
principal issue in the next election.
he said. mot uaonarchism
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-31
FRANCE DISCOVERING
VALUE or ADVERTISING
Germany, Italy, England and
Switzerland Are Capturing
Tourists.

PARIS (P9.--American tourist travel
In France had setback last year and
French officials and newspapers finally
are admitting that glory and prestige
are useless to meet the competition Of
Germany, Italy, England and Switzer-
land. Those countries are spending
money to advertise their attractions.
The Riviera, which France always
has considered sort Of tourist heaven,
had bad year. French newspapers
tried to maintain the polite fiction that
winter is only name" down there,
but the people Of every other country
were told by correspondents that It
rained, showed and froze on the Medi-
terranean Coast as it did elsewhere in
France.
Therefore 1t is dawning on some OF
the wiser heads that unpleasant facts
can't be suppressed so there had best
be efforts to overcome criticisms of
tourists instead Of coolly assuming that
people should feel privileged to spend
their money In France.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-31
Spanish War Veterans

| also endorsed Comdr. s. J. McWilliams
for the Office Of junior vice department
commander at the department conven-
ton to be held III this city in June. ~
Department Patriotic Instructor
Cleveland Kennicutt, chairman Of the
good and welfare committee. announced
the banquet In honor CT Commander In
Chief William L. Grayson at the VIII
lard Hotel April Is.
Department Comdr. Yaden and star
paid the annual official visitation TO
the camp, Comdr. Yaden, Past Depart
n1ent Condr. Arthur H. League and
staff officials making short addresses.
John d. Traylor, Sd Regiment, Texas
Volunteer Infantry, was mustered In as
an active member.
Lee. J. Brown, Harry Rix and Past
Department Comdr. Frederic s.. Hodg-
son, who have been on the sick list,
were reported improving.
Department President Carrie e.
Nolan and staff made the annual Of.
fetal visitation to the Gen. M. Emmett
Urell Auxiliary at its last meeting,
when the department president adj
dressed the auxiliary. Mrs. w. Williams
was admitted to membership, and
Johanna Henzman was reported on the
sick list.
At the close Of the meeting social
was. held. Miss Virginia Curiton enter
by Emma Tull., Refreshments were
served.
!. The Gen. Nelson A. Miles Auxiliary
at its last meeting mustered Mrs. Genie
Durfee into active membership.
It was announced the Department
Of the District Of Columbia Spanish
War Veterans had extended to the
auxiliary the privilege of attending the
mander In chief William 4. Grayson
April is at the willard Hotel.
A committee consisting Of Charles w.
McCaffrey and Cleveland Kennicutt In
formed the auxiliary that arrangements,
had been completed for the Manila
day ball to be given by the Gen. Nell
son A. Miles Camp April 80 at the
City Club, and requested the co-opera-
ton Of the auxiliary.
The Lincal Society Of the Spanish
Temple wednesday at $3.50 O'Clock.
Mrs. Gertrude Geary Is chairman Of
the committee In charge OF arrange
ments.
Miss Edith Michasid was mustered
into active membership at the last
meeting Of the Admr. George Dewey
Naval Auxiliary.
Department President Carrie r..
Nolan and star made the annual Of
fetal visitation to the auxiliary ct that
meeting.
After q short business session, the
meeting was turned over to Nellie
Kulle, chairman Of the entertainment
committee, when the following pro-
gram was given: Piano duet, Aurelia
and Alfred Birmingham; solo, Royden
j. Dixon. accompanied by Nellie Kulle;
solo, Miss A. Birmingham, accompanied
by Nellie Ku1le: solo, r. e. TitloW,
with S. Fry at the piano.
Addresses were made by Department
President Carrie e. Nolan, Department
Secretary Edna r. Hun11nerfieId. Past
Department Presidents Margaret E.s
Burns and Frances Antos, and Helen,
M. Kennicutt, president Of the Gen.
Nelson a. Miles Auxiliary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-31
y. S. LEADERS WRITE
IN WARSAW JOURNAL
Hoover, Coolidge, Mellon ans
Dawes Contribute to
, Newspaper.

WARSAW R.-President Hoover,
Secretary Mellon. Calvin Coolidge,
Charles q. Dawes and many other
American political and business leaders
contributed articles to q special illus
trated United States edition issued by
Kurjer Poranny, prominent Warsaw
daily newspaper.
Secretary Mellon recalled tn his con-
tribution that Poland has been facing
many Of the financial problems which
confronted the United States In the
early years Of its Independence. He
added: ~.
"It has been q source Of great satis-
faction that Poland has been able to
make such steady progress In her finan-
cial and economic recovery during the
last two or three years, and that Amer
lea has had the opportunity to CO.
operate with you In bringing about this
result"
President Hoover wrote: "The people
Of America have watched with interest
and pleasure the great strides which
the republic Of Poland has made in
single decade, working its way from
the wreckage of war to its recent IA
vorable economic situation"
Edward A. O.. ChwatczynsN Of the
Kurjer Poranny staff was In the United
States for many months preparing the
edition. His work gives q comprehen-
sive survey Of the commercial and
financial relations Of Poland and the
United States.