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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-17

Miss Caroline had sent for Benny's
mother. 81 have TO tell you that Benny
Is going TO fail In his terms work un-
less he makes . great effort TO make
UP work"
"Fail In his terms work Benny Is q
very smart boy"
"True. But no matter how bright
he Is he cannot do his school work II he
is not In class. Day after day he Is late
anywhere from i've to twenty minutes,
morning and afternoon. He loses 50
much work that he falls far behind
his class. Maybe you could do some
thing with him at home that would get
him to school on time"
what can do? He hates to get
up in the morning. And he is q slow
boy dressing. And eating my. he Is
very SLOW"
"But you win have to hurry him up.
School won't wait for him, Nobody
is going to wait for him ever. Is he
to lose the best of his life because he
cannot learn to- be on timer"
Teacher, teacher, have q little pa
tience. You can't make O child suffer
because he Is q little slow. His father
is like that I am not so quick myself.
You must have q little patience with
Benny"
Patience. win patience make up
his work? WIN my patience teach him
promptneSs? It will not. The only
thing that will teach Benny to be on
time Is an unpleasant experience when
he Is late. And that's what he's going
to get"
Teacher, teacher. you shouldn't get
mad like that. Benny is only q child
You can't expect so much from q child.
Suppose he is little late, he can catch
|eap He is very smart"
Smart as he Is, he Is failing. His
terms work lost Is bad enough, but he
Is getting the habit Of making Us all
wait for him, II we will. That Is about
the worst thing he can do and It has
got to stop. Not for my sake, but for
Benny's sake"
Don't, DO 90 hard on him. BE o
little kind, little patient. He Il only
child. You are q big woman and
you haven't q mothers heart. II you
knew how It hurt me when you talk
like that about Benny, you couldn't do
It."
can right" said Miss Caroline grim
ly. You won't help Benny, viii.
Hereafter please give Benny his lunch
along with him and don't expect him
him until late. He Is going to make
up every bit of work that his lateness
costs him. I'll keep him In school and
keep him ct work until he has caught
up and then he will. make up every
minute that he loses day by day. He
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-17
LITTLE BENNY


shorty Judge bleeves everything you
tell him, on account Of thinking every
body always tells the truth, and this
afternoon us fellows was sitting on Sid
Hunts frunt steps and Shorty Judge
came out of his house, Pubs Simkins
saying, O. lets think up a good one to
tell him.
Wich just then Shorty came up and
sed, Hay Shorty, we was just tawking
about how eggplants grow, did you ever
see one grow3
No, how do they? Shorty sed.
Why, somebody plants a egg and o
eggplant comes up, sed.
Go on, Shorty sed, and Puds Sim
kins SEQ, Why certeny, why elts do you
think their called eggplants for? And
the rest of the fellows sed, why GER
teny, OF corse, everybody knows that,
sure.
How long does it take one TO come
up? Shorty sed, and sed, Sometimes
they come up rite away while you walt.
herd about one coming UP in 2
minnits, Sam Cross sed, and Skinny
Martin sed, Why don't you plant n egg
I bIeeve I VIII I think III try It rite
away, Shorty sed. And ne quick ran
back in his house, US fellows starting
to Ian like anything, saying, o boy
that's one on him, that's good one,
he'll bleeve anything, II he waits for .
eggplant to come up he'll have long
whiskers ferst, that's one on him all
rite.
witch Just then who came running
out again but Shorty, and what did he
have in his hand but q big eggplant,
saying, Heer 1t Is, fellows, It came
shooting out so fast it pritty neer
nocked me over.
Us fellows looking at each other as
IL we wasent sure II 1t was possible or
not, and Shorty started to Ian like
everything, and us fellows chased him
and he ran back in his house with the
eggplant still lafflng.
Proving sometimes you cant tell
whose being fooled till its all over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-17

upon the features of Napoleon, illumined
by the solitary lamp.
Perhaps Napoleon felt q gaze upon
him. Suddenly he looked around to see
II the others were asleep. Rigo has
tily closed his eyes.
He dared not open them again. Pres
emily he heard the voice of the con-
queror, "Awakel AriseP'
There was stir. Napoleon ordered
his horse, mentioned the hour and
asked an officer, How long, now, until
daybreak?"
can hour" was the answer
The army was instructed to get un-
der arms. Napoleon mounted and rode
around, speaking to the officers and the
soldiers.
"a mile from us lies the Turkish
Army" he said by 10 o'clock this
morning expect that it shall cease to
exist"
BY 10 o'clock the victory was COM
plete. But it availed little, for Nelson's
destruction of the French feet nullified
everything accomplished by the army
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-17
A WASHINGTON .DAYBOOK
BY HERBERT PLUMMER.

tories Of more than 1000 American
families. From the hours of am. to
5 pm. these volumes are available to
those interested in their ancestry.
Visitors are requested only to register
in a large book upon entering. A corps
of trained librarians is there to lend
whatever assistance they can.
Another source Of study of American
families in the Capital Is the census
records. Only the records OF the first
census-in 17o0-have been published
and made available to libraries through
out the country.
All the records since that time are
filed in the Census once in Washing
ton IN their original manuscript form.
At present they are housed in one Of
those temporary buildings erected dur
ing the World War, but an archives
building Is to be erected to safeguard
them.
Eventually the data, which 90 back
to 1900, will be printed and distributed
to the libraries.
The crash of the British dirigible
R-l01 in France cast pail over the
British colony in washington as news
Of the tragedy was received.
On the morning Of the disaster Fl.
NJ. s. Danae proudly plowed up the
Potomac to dock at the navy yard in
Southeast Washington. Saturday night
Leander Mccormick Goodhart, COM
mercial secretary Of the British en-
bassy, entertained officers Of the Danae
with ball at one Of the country clubs
in the Capital
The affair was at It's height when the
fate of the R-1o1 became known. The
news broke up the evening. Dancing
was not resumed after supper and
gloom descended on the brilliant gath
efing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-17
Glaze for Tarta.

apricots in one cupfli OF water for ~
hours. drain, remove the skins, return
to the water in which they were soaked.
cook slowly for is minutes. then remove
from the fire. Press through q Sieve
add one-fourth cupftl Of sugar and mix
thoroughly. Keep in = glass jar ma
cold place. It will keep for several days.
This can be used as q filing for taitk
or diluted a little with water arc
brushed over any kind Of fruit taEts
after they are baked. 1t makes an *:
cellent glaze. .a4'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-17
Special Oyster Soup.

Drain the liquor from is oysters and
add enough water to make one pint
Of liquid. Chop the oysters fine, put
cook for 10 minutes. While they are
simmering, cook together one teaspoon
full each Of butter and -four until
they bubble, then pour upon them one
pint of hot milk. Stir until smooth,
then add the oysters and liquor. Sea-
son with salt, pepper and gratings OF
nutmeg. Have ready one egg beaten
light and stir q very little at time
into the soup. As soon as thoroughly
mixed take from the fire. The juice OF
q small lemon may be added.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-17

will have three large handkerchief. If
you wish to do so, roll the edges Of the
squares. Or else have them machine
picot finished.
Then cut the little dog out OF the
same material in a contrasting shade.
And sew it on, with a rather coarse, ir-
regular outline, that helps make the
edges of the dog look furry and irregu-
lar. The silk should match the color Of
the dog.
If you have beige handkerchief, your
dog may be of brown in any shade. On
white handkerchief, the dog may be of
black. There should be contrast and
harmony in your choice of colors. You
may use light dog on a dark handker-
chief, If you wish. The foundation color
of the handkerchief will darken the
dog, but not unattractively.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-17

are 5 e 1 I'm q q e
m e n" Yet the
practice of climb
ing the IA lily
tree" is a favorite
pastine am on g
m any American
people.
One encounters
them frequently in
the Capital. On
the Hill, In the
quiet of the vast
reading room of
the Library Of Con-
gress. they are es-
pecially plentiful.
Members of the
library stan receive
INN u m cradle re-
quests daily from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-17
OUR CHILDREN
ny ANGELO RATRL.

4 going to learn 70 be On time 4 my
life Is spared" - -
"Oh. my goodness, what Q teacher.
Ny poor Benny. You have no notl9gk
heart at all My poor child"
Is there any hint Of that attitude IN
your dealing with children and school?
Is It very sane. do wou think9
(Copyrieht, Ie2p)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-17
CRIME
DEADLY FOE OF
FAIR SKIN!

Crime is a deadly foe Of beautiful
slcin-it consists Of an oily, sticky
substance that gets deep into your
pores and which most creams cannot
reach.
Marinello Lettuce Brand Cleansing
Cream melts instantly into the pores,
cleansing the face OF injurious
sweaty CRIME, leaving the skin SOFT
and clear as a rose petal. 1t ooeS
not enlarge the pores, does not grow
hair on your face, overcomes dry
ness, removes and prevents wrinkles
and blackheads and wipes away
beautifully.
Get q Jar Of Marinello Lettuce
Brand Cleansing Cream-1 you are
not amazed at the new softness ano
beauty of your skin. after using IL
twice a day for ten days, return the
lid of your jar and we VIII refund
your money. The Marinello Com
pany, 70 Fifth Ave, New YORK. Sold
at these Beauty Shops:
cathedral Mansions Beauty shop
5000 Connecticut Avenue
O0fAei' beauty 3is 18th Street NV.
Vanity Beauty Shop
1915 Connecticut Avenue NV.
Eleanor Snyder Beauty Shop
1920 National Press Guiding
7z5 18th Street NV.
FiOra''sNe Beauty o''O eos n street NE.
Mira Maione's Marinello Shop
fSl3 Columbia Road
1'A''e" D'~' 22O2 9TH street NE.
Marinello Daylight Beauty Shop
Anne Campbell Beauty Shop
$1,000 727 18th street NV.
Colony Beauty Shop
1911 Georgia Avenue NV.
40 '-''''O '-' 1905 p Street NV.
The Cosmetique Beauty Shop 60.
3I5I Mount Pleasant Street
Sax See Beauty shoppe
Marguerite Beauty shop No.
I 623 Penn. Ave. Sc.
Lady Jane Beauty shop
Marti-Nita Beauty shop
! IS York Road, Baltimore
/ Dorothea Mae Beauty Shoppe
/ 1916 3lth ST., Mount Rainier
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-17
Savory Onion Soup.

Slice four onions and fry them in one
tablespoonful of butter until 8 golden
brown. Add one quart Of stock and
let simmer for half an hour. Add one
egg and one cupful of cream beaten
together. Stir until smooth, but do not
boil. Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese
and serve with tiny rounds Of bread
cut thin, like Saratoga chips, and
toasted in the oven.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-17
Straight Talks to Women About Money
By MARY ELIZABETH ALLEN.

deadbeat or two. They are all part
and parcel of the business. If decent
profit remains for your efforts and
troubles, 60 into the business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-17
NV Neighbor Says:

Wax fills up the pores in iino-
Ieum and builds up a smooth,
businessman surface.
A few drops Of vinegar added
TO plaster Of paris when prepar-
ing IL to fill cracks in walls will
prevent plaster hardening too
quickly.
use only the yolks Of eggs when
making cup custards. The yolks
give custards a yellow, rich color.
Never salt meat that is to be
drilled, as 1t hardens the flbers
and tends to extract the juices.
salt It on the platter just before
sending II to the table. No meat
should be sailed uncooked, but
after the surface has been scared
and the meat partly cooked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-17

NJ. Z.-"Because I'll have to work only
on Fridays" Is the required form
only" should always be placed near
the word it modifies. In this caseiait
modifiies Fridays" not work" Sims
ilarly We say, II had only q minuta, Z
not II only had minute" He had
only Q dollar" not HE only had,sg
dollar" ~
Peddler Is also spelled pedIer ana
pedlar. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-17

TT may be true that Patrick Henry,
i iliustrious American patriot, regard
ed his kinship with Lord Brougham
lightly and that many today boast they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-17

these seekers of genealogical data.
Old and young, those dressed in fir-
cry and those shabbily clad. all gather
around the circular table desk in the
busy reading room to pore over old and
yellowed volumes which might give
them some clue as to their ancestry.
Nor is the Library Of Congress the
only place In the Capital where one en-
counters the tree climbers.
Down In the Mall, southwest. Of the
White House, where stands the beautt-
full stone building that serves the
Daughters OF the American Revolution
as national headquarters, they are
found also.
Here in the library, ranged along the
north wall in open shelves, are the his
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-11
CESKO-SLOVENSKA DELEGA.
CIA DO BELEHRADU,

Ma sokolskom slete v Belehra-
de ,bude cesko-slovensku vladu "a
stupovat' delegacia, ktorej bu-
de minister Narodnej obrany DIR.
Vikovsky, zastupci ministerstva
zdravotnictva a ministerstva skol
stva. V sprievode ministra Ma
rodnej obrany bude general Sy,
rovy a prednosta oddelenia pre-
vychovu vycvik v hlavnom sta
be plukovnfk Basl. Okrem tohc
bude vyslana do Juhoslavie de
legacia armady, ktora sa bude
skladat' z oddielu vojenskych a
kademikov 20 sermirskeho cd
dielu vojenskej telocvicnej skoly
Y delegacii pojde tiez velitep pc
sieho pluku {. 48 ''Juhoslavia =
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-11
v PLAMENOCH PRED
OLTAROM.

Len duchapritomnosti knaza
mono d'akovat', re "a bohoslu-
zieb ma turicne sviatky nedoslo V
rim. kat. kostole V Spisskom Pod
hradi k vepkemu nest astiu. Pred
oltarom staly totiz male dievca-
ia drzaly rukach horace svie-
cky> Z neopatrnosti pribllzilo kto-
resi- Mich sviecku k zavoju ma
lei Orgy Drobnej, ktory zacal ho-
riet'. Plamenov povsimli 81 hned
vsetci pritomni. Nastala panika a
kirk a vsetko prchalo k dveram
Zvlast' Ky zmatok nastal me.
dzi det'mi. Olga Drobna utrpela
popaleniny ma krku usiach. An
ma Tomkovicova omdlela ME
kol' dievcat bolo l'ahsie pora
nenych.% Situaciu zachranil kap
Ian Jan ;Nemec, ktory kriticke,
chvili priskocil k horiacej Drob
nej a ohen ma nej uhasil.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-11
40 DOMOV v DOL. PLACHT1
CIACH ZHORELO.

Abnormalne horucavy, ktore uz
cd niekol 'ko tyzdnov panuj1 ma
Slovensku, sd postrachom nasich
dedin nielen preto, re ohrozuj1
urodu, ale al preto, ze "a neoby-
cajne hor1cej temperat1ry vel'mi
pahko vznikajd a siria sa poziare.
Dna II. juna popoludni vznikol
obci Dolne Plachtice (okres
Modry Kamen) z dosiaP nezna-
mych pricin poziar, ktory jed
nej hodine znivocil vyse tridsat
obytnych domov s hospodarsky-
mi budovami. Asi desat osob bo-
10 pri poziari ranenych, z toho 4
t'azko, take pravdepodobne svo-
jim popaleninam pol 'ahn1.
Okrem toho zhorelo mnoho do.
bytku krmu. Skoda sa v tejtc
chvili este media presne odhad
nut, ale je iste, ze presahuje pol
druha miliona.
Cele okolie je tymto strasnyn
| poziarom vyrusene a obyvateli;
nest 'astnej obce, hlavne ii, co bo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-11
BISKUP DR.. PAVEL JAN
TAUSCH 6O-ROCNY.

Trnavsky apostolsky admin
strator DIR. Pavel Jantausch, bis
kup priensky, dozil sa 60. rokov.
Narodil sa q. jina 1870 vO Nr-
bovom, gymnazialne stidia skon-
ell Trnave a bohoslovecke akO
chovanec Pazmanea IA viedcn-
skei univerzite, kde doslahol
doktoratu. Ma knaza boil vysvate-
ny q. septembra +. 1898 a ucln-
koval potom ako kaplan Topo!-
canoch, Smoleniciach, boil admin
stratorom v Bojne, vratil sa "a
kaplana do Topolcian a konecne
Dol Blumentali v Bratislave. r.
1899 stal sa fararom V DubOveJ
pri Modre r. 1906 presiel ma ia
ru do L'udanic, kde blahodarne
uGinkoval 16 rokov. Bol vzdy do
brym Slovakom a "a mad 'arske-
no rezimu stale perzekvovany, az
mu konecne bola odnata kongrua.
Pri pastoracnej cinnosti pracoval
i literarne a Dol spolupracovni-
kom viacerych slovenskych ma
bozenskych casopisov. Po prievra-
te, ked' sa Bratislave sriad'o-
vala teologicka fakulta, bol DIR.
Jantausch vyhliadnu "a Jedno-
ho jej profesorov. Roku 1922
bol hodnosti papezskeho proto-
notara vymenovany apoStolskym
Administrations pre- Trnavu a r.
1925 vysvateny "a biskupa. Tr-
navska dieceza a slovensky kato-
licizmus majd V nom stedreho pod
porovatel'a nabozenskych a ma
rodnych instit1cii.
(Blskup Or. Jantausch Dol z
prilezitosti eucharistickeho kon-
gresu, odbyvaneho Chicago, v
Spoj. Statoch a navstlvil S bis
kupom Carskym i slovensku kolo-
niu v Youngstown. Sldzil sv. o.
msu a kazal V tunajslch sloven-
skych kostoloch. Red.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-11
SJAZD SLOW. KATOL. STU
DENTSTVA.

V dnoch 4E7. julia Ruzom-
berku bol sjazd slovenskeho ka-
tolickeho Studentstva pod pro
tektoratom .biskupskeho sboru,
rektora univerzity Komenskeho,
prezidenta Drobneho a rady me-
sta Ruzomberka. Sjazd bol zaha-
jeny 4. julia vecer 8. hod., dru-
heho dina pracovaly vybory a
navstivene boly hroby cernov-
skych obeti, kde prehovoril And
rel Hlinka. V nedel'u bolo slav-
nostne zasadnutie, ma ktorom pre-
hovorili DIR. L'udovit Okanik, DIR.
Jozef Spanka a Milo Urban. Od-
poludnia bolo valne shromazde-
ME, veGer ACADEMIA a tanecna "a
bava.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-11

diioch Rusko odisiel so svojimi
troma det'mi ma navstevu pribuz-
nych do Turceka. Ruskova man.
zelka zostala donna, ably pripra-
villa jedlo Sindlerovi, ktory Dol
zamestnany uhol'nych baniach.
Ruskova vyzdvihla vyplatu svoj-
no manzela, zabalila 81 svoje cen
nejsie veci vzala muzove 1spo-
ry, naco SO Sindlerom odisla do
sveta. Sindler NAL nou totiz mi
lostny pomer, ackoPvek jej je az
81 rokov a Sindlerovi len 20 ro-
kov. Rusko Dol pri svojom ma
vrate smutne prekvapeny a udal
pripad cetnictvu, ktore po milen-
coch zahajilo patranie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-11
ZAUJIMAVE OTAZKY
A ODPOVEDE
FILLS.
Via pre- deti americkych
obcanov,

Otazka: Stal som sd nedavno
americkym obcanom a rad by som
dosikovat' svoju rodinu, svoju ze-
nu a dvoch slobodnych synov, II
a % rokov starych. Oba su naro-
deni ma Slovensku. AXE kroky
mann podujimat'?
Odpoved': Podajte 81 ziadost'
ma formularoch els. 633 pripu-
stenie svojej manzelky a mladsie-
no syna. Vas starsi syn nem6ze uz
zialbohu prist' ako prist'ahovalec
nekvotovy, ami alo prist'ahovalec
prednostnej triede kvoty a bu-
de mu treba cakat' az sd mu po-
dari dostat' obycajne prist 'ahova-
lecke vizum v ceskoslovenskej
hvote.
Federalne a statne zakony
prohibicne.
Otazka: Zijem v State, ktory
nema ziadneho prohibicneho "a
kona. Ci mi mozete laskave OBJ
jasnit', ci tento fakt ma vol'aja-
ky vplyv ma federalny zakon pro-
hibicnyY
Odpoved': Pat Sta tov, to
New York, Nevada, Maryland,
WISCONSIN Montana nemaJu
ziadneho prohibicneho zakona,
ktoryze fakt nema vsak vobec
ziadneho vplyvu na federalny "a
kon prohibicny. Rozdiel medzi
tymito statmi vsetkymi ostat,
nymi je tom, ze pat prv spome.
nutych statov nema ziadnych pro.
hibicnych 1radnikov. Spolkovs
vlada musi sa Y tychto /: statocf
sama starat' 0 to, ably prohiblcnl
zakon boil r1ce dodrziayany,
vsetky prestupky proti prohibie;
nemu zakonu s1 prejednavane
federalnych sddov a ME u stat
nych shdov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-11
zIVELNE POHROMY.

Nasledkom viacej dni trvaju-
cich b1rok a prlvalov, rozvodne-
ne potoky narobily mnoho skody.
Polia s1 zbite, strkom zaplavene,
cesty zeleznicne trate smyte a
odnesene. Menovite okolie Kle-
novca, Babinca, Hndste, Likiera
a Brezova utrpelo mnoho. skody.
Medzi Likierom a Brezovom bol
strhnuty zeleznicny nasyp, ma
sledkom coho bola porucha do
prave a vlaky nechodily riadne.
Mnozstvo vody S hora zaplavilo
okolie Rim. Soboty, Janosoviec a
menovite Felediniec.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-11

Ii postihnuti nivociacim zivlom,
nariekaju ma d1tnajucich tros-
kach svojich mozol'natou pracou
t'azko nadobudnutych majetkov.
Obyvatel 'stvo je ma kraji zufal-
stva a potrebuje rychlej pomoci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-11
70 starej vlasti
.Zpravy prebcane krajovych
casopisov.)
1,10O ROKOV oD ,POSTAVENIA
PRVEHO KREsTANSKEHO
CHRAMU MA SLOVENSKU.

Onedlho stane sa Mira Stredom
vel'avyznamnych slavnosti. Bude-
me oslavovat' jedenast 'storocnu
pamiatku postavenia prveho kre-
st'anskeho chramu Privlnovho ma
nitrianskom hrade.
S historickou urcitost 'ou da sa
zistit', re pokrest'anenie uzemla
teraiSieho Slovenska zacalo sa uz
zaciatkom deviateho storocla. Te-
rajsie Slovensko bolo pridelene
pod pravomoc sol'nohradskeho ar
cibiskupa. Dl'a tamojSlch anna
low kostol V Nitre posvatil arcl-
Diskup Adalram, ktory +. S29 bol
vysvatenI "a arcibiskupa.
Postavenie tohoto kostola knic
Eat 'om Privinom bolo opravdu
dejinnou udalost'ou ME len pre-
mesto Nitru, ktora sa takto stala
prvou rozsirovatePkou krest an
skej civilizacie V tychto krajoch,
ale pre- cely mas narod, ktory
teda uz roku $50 stal sa krest an
skym, prijal krest 'ansku kuitu-
ru, elm polozil zaklad svojej bu-
ducnosti. Nitrianska svatyna je
tedy vymluvnym dokazom, re Slo
vaci PRIV prijali krest'anskn kul-
turu PRIV boil zaradeni do poctu
kult6rnych narodov Europy, ako
narody s1sedne.
Je samozrejm6, re Slovaci ME
.sd neverni svojim tisicrocnym ira
diciam a re pamiatku zalozenia
prveho kostola kniezat 'om Privi-
nom oslavia dostojnc ramci vel
kolepych oslav.
Potrebn6 pripravnt porady ko-
naly sa este mesiaci april Nj
tre "a predsednictva maid. p. bis
kupa dra X. Kmet ,ku, kde sa zvo-
iii uzsi vybor, ktory ma oslavy
pripravit' a clenmi ktoreho sd :
DIR. K. Kmet 'ko, biskup miriam
sky ako predseda, gen. Milos Sax,
Rudolf Halachy, Jozef Turcek,
karol Cobori dir. E. Necsey.
Vzhl 'adom na vd'ky vyznam
tejto udalosti, nebudu oslavy to-
hoto jubilea len cirkevne, ale ce-
loStatne. Vlada republiky ochot-
ne 81 osvojila tuto vel'kolepn L.
lohu, bude to teda sviatok celeJ
republiky, ked'ze prvy kostol ma
Sci rise ma svoj vyznam pre- cely
stat, pozdvihne al prestiz pr
vOm rade S1OVenSka, ktOre Sd
pred ostatnymi ciastkami repub-
liky predstavi ako zem honosiaca
sa tax starou kulturou.
Je pre- mas vel l'mi d0lezite, ably
sme tymito slavnostiami doku-
mentovali pred svetom, re nasa
rest'anska kultilra je starsia Q
dvesto rokov, ako mad 'arska, kde
sa prave zapocaly slavnosti tisi-
echo vyrocia smrti sv. Imricha.
Slovensky narod ma svoj vlast-
ny pramen, z ktoreho cerpal svo-
je zivotn6 silly V minulosti a kto-
rym 81 ich obcerstvi al V bud1c-
nosti. Sine hrdi, re historic nam
dava pravo hlasat' my SINE boil
centrom krest 'anskej kultury u.
prostried vsetkych narodov sired.
nej Europy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-11
PoHYBLIVE oBRAZY "
70 SI.E1.U oRLoV

Sbor ITS. K. s. ma svojej scho-
dzi stredu ukazoval pohyblive
obrazy lanskorocneho sletu ka-
tolickych gymnastov, Orlov K.
Sokolov, ktory sa odbyval v Pra-
he o ma ktorom nasi Katolicki
Sokoli dobyli prv1 cenu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-11
PRE- HRIESNU LAsKU OPU
Y STILA MUzA I DETI.

Robotnik Jozef Rusko Han
dlovej prijal lanskeho roku ma
byt slobodneho robotnika Antona
Sindlera q Vybien. Y tychto