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WOnen's Stockings

WOmen's Stockings
Ribbed Cotton Sport ~
Stockings. black and 0un
colorS; seconds of zee
values. Pair, Soc.
WOmen's CSC Shirts
Women's File ed ~
Cotton Shirts, low 0U
neck and sleeveless
Csc Tan POngee
32-in. Tan Pongee, IN
silk and cotton fabric, HUc
with rich lustrous fin wv
iSh.
69c Turkish Towels
Fancy r rkish ~
Towels. fine close QUO
woven grade, in as
sorted colors.
79c Wash Boards
Glass Wash Boards, En
strongly m a d e. Hu
Eacn ............
Children's Coo TOques
Brushed wool "a
Toques. brown and HU
buff and buff and ~
brown.-Third Floor.
Stripe Shirtings
SS.in. Fibre Silk "a
stripe Shirtings, white HUC
grounds with neat
colored stripes.
Boys 69c to ST Hats
Caps, Of all-wool "a
suiting mixtures, chin. 0VDC
chilla and cloth hats,
in polo, alpine and telescope
shapes; for boys of all ages.
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69c and ST Ornaments

Soc Change Purses
Leather Change a.
Purses, black and /0c>
colored feathers, in an 0O~
assortment of we'll made practi.
cal styles.
39c Pitchers
Glass Syrup Pitch 0H
ers, with removable /0P
nickel-plated tops. -.
48c Cretonnes
Yard-wide Cretonne, ar
full bolts: light or /0c
dark floral, bird, fol-
iage and tapestry designs.
Yard, $50,
19c Cotton Crash,
2 Yards
Linen-finish Cotton 0R
Crash, neat red Dor /0r
der; absorbent grade 49,
for roller or tea towels Limit
six yards)
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$1.5O and $1.98
Necklaces

Necklaces
Imitation Pearl Neck IA
lacea. graduate styles, ~ ~
and ~ inch lengths; In
destructfble and wax-fiIled styles;
solid gold clasp.
25c Handkerclliefs.
5 for
Mems Pure Linen ~ =
Hemstitched Border
Handkerchief, full size; ~
perfect quality.
19c Cotton, Z Yards
S6-inch B1eached Cot a.
ton, close woven. soft SA
finish quality.
Csc Outing FIanneIs,
5 Yards
32-inch Outing Elan "a
nels, heavy reversible ~
quality. in colOred striped ~
effects.
$1.39 Table Da1nask
72-inch Extra Heavy ~
Grade Mercerized Table ~
Damask; neat patterns. Y
Yard, 81.
Table Napkins, 6 for
14x14 Imported Mer- nj
ferized Da mask Tea ~
Table Napkins, with ~
hemstitched edges: regularly $2.ss
dozen.
Zoe LOngclOth, 8 Yards
sO-inch LongcIoth. fine o.
close woven, soft finish ~
grade. -
30c NainsoOk, 5 Yards
36-inch White Main ~
sock, very fine soft fin ~
ish quality, for lingerie.
$1.5O Storm Serge
50-inch Atwood Storm % n
serge, close double ~
twilled quality, In black,
navy and burgundy.
$1.39 Ash Cans
Heavy Galvanized n
Iron Ash Cans; large
size. N
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Csc to SOC Scissors
Steel Scissors, good ~
assortment of sizes zoe
and shapes.
Notion Dept.
Hair Nets, A for
"Allufia" Real Hair or
Nets, double mesh cap /6c
shape; all shades; per- ~OO
feet quality.
Notion Dept.
SOC Handbags
chill dren's Hand 0P
Bags and Purses, in L0c
an assortment of
pretty styles; of leather and
silk. Each, 25c.
39c Grass Rugs
1895 heavy double or
warp Grass Rugs, in ZHC
oriental and medallion
designs; green, blue or brown
nSs.-First FlOOr-Bargain
Table.
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Sligo Wool GauntIets

$1.69 Wool Gauntlets
Novelty Cuff Gaunt- o.
let's, Of brushed wool, n
combination colors, in
tan and brown.
$3.50 Grass Rugs
Sx6-ft. Heavy Double 00
warp Grass Rugs, green, ~
blue and brown stenciled
oriental and medallion designs.
Each, 81.
First FlOOr-Bargain Table.
$1.5O Bed Pillows
21x27 Large-size Bed n1
Pillows, filled with ~
sterilized curled feath- ~ -
ers covered with heavy art or
A. c. A. stripe tickings.
$1.69 Crib Blankets
36x5O Crib Blankets, %
'Cortex" brand, with ~
scalloped overlook edges; ~
fine grade cotton with soft fleece
finish; blue or pink nursery
designs.
Fourth Floor.
Women's $3.50
Umbrellas
Good quality fast black 0a
American (cotton) taffeta ~
covers, paragon frames; " -
good assortment of handles, in.
Guiding cord loops and rings.
WOInen's Hose, 3 Pairs
Wool and Cotton a.
Heather Mixture Hose, n
mostly all sizes; worth ~
soc pair.
$1.49 Glass Water Sets
Cut Glass Water Sets. a.
one pitcher and six 81
glasses.
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79c Collar and Cuff

79c Collar and Cuff
Sets
Novelty Colored eff "a
fects, others of Venice AH
lace; Peter Pan shape wv
collars with wide cuffs to match.
75c Sofa Cushions
2Ox2O round or ~
square shape Sofa AUP
Cushions, covered 0OO
with white cambria filled with
soft fluffy silk floss.-Fourth
Floor.
Window Shades
Sx6 #. heavy oil ~
Opaque Cloth Window 6D
Shades, slight seconds wv
OF $1.00 values; strong spring
rollers; ecru and greens; COM
plete with crochet ring to match
and all fixtures.
75c Crib Blankets
>
261zxS71a size Crib "a
Blankets, soft fleece HU
finish; white with
blue or pink stripe and border
effects. Pair, SOC.
CSC Grass Rugs
27x54 heavy double Hn
warp Grass Rugs. 1un
green. blue or brown
oriental and medallion stenciled
designs. - First Floor - Bargain
Table.
69c and 81 Ornaments
Dress Buckles and ~
Ornaments, assorted HUr
we'll made and pleas
ing styles: composition, celluloid
and fancy metal effects.-DreSs
Trimming Dept.
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$I.39 Wool Crepe

36inch Atwood Crepe. ~ -
fine close woven quality. ~
in black, navy, brown,
cocoa. tan and gray.
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Black MessaIine


35-inch Black Messa- ~ -
silk quality ~
$1.5O TricOIette
36-inch Tubular Trico- n
lette, an extra fine mesh
fibre silk quality, in ~
white, pink, flesh. orchid and
white.
$1.5O Framed Pictures
Choice Of any Framed d04
picture in stock, selling ~
regularly at $3.50 each ~
gilt or dark wood mouldings, in
oblong or upright shapes; as
sorted subjects.
WOrnen's $1.29 Crepe
Gowns
Fine quality Crepe n .
NIghtgowns, pink and
white combination; new ~
sleeveless or Jennie neck
models.
$1.29 COrsets
White Coutil Corsets, n =
medium bust and long
skirt models; heavy
supporters; all sizes from 23
to 30.
$1.29 Boomers
Women's Black Sateen ~ q
Boomers, imported quail ~
ity, with double elastic e
knee and large reinforcement;
full cut sizes.
$1.29 Bungalow Aprons
OF good quality gipg- O.
ham, fast colors; pretty ~
checks and pIaids; neatly
trimmed; full cut sizes
S1.29 Extra Size
Boomers
Women's Sateen at
Boomers, in pink only; -
large reinforcement; full -
cut extra sizes.
$1.39 Wool Crepe
36inch Atwood Crepe, "a
fine close woven quality. 81
in black, navy, brown,
cocoa. tan and gray.
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35-inch Black Messa~ n =
line, fine satin face all ~
silk quality---@.~----.. ~
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Wornen's s1.29 Crepe
Gowns

Fine quality Crepe n
NIghtgowns, pink and
white combination; new ~
sleeveless or Jennie neck
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Novelty Colored eff ~
fects, others of venice hUO
lace; Peter Pan shape wv
collars with wide cuffs to match.
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$50 TricOIette

36-inch Tubular Trico- ~
Iette, an extra fine mesh ~
fibre silk quality, in w.
white, pink, flesh, orchid and
white.
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$1.69 Crib Blankets
WOmen's $3.50
Umbrellas

Good quality fast black 0a q
American (cotton) taffeta IN
covers, paragon frames; "
good assortment of handles, in.
GLIDING cord loops and rings.
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$1.29 Extra Size
Boomers

mems Sateen 0o
Boomers, In pink only; -
large reinforcement; full -,
cut extra sizes.
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S1.29 COrsets

White ,Coutil Corsets, q q
medium bust and long ~
skirt models; heavy ~
supporters; all sizes from 23
70 "a.
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81 so Framed Pictures

Choice Of any Framed ~ q
picture in stock, selling ~
regularly at $3.50 each V
gilt or dark wood mouldings, in
obIong or upright shapes; as
sorted subjects.
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$1.29 Boomers

WOmen'g Black Sateen 00 s
Boomers, imported quail ~
ity, with double elastic ~
knee and large reinforcement;
full cut sizes.
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75c Sofa Cushions
75c Crib Blankets

26hx37h size Crib ~
Blankets, soft fleece HH
finish; white with
blue or pink stripe and border
effects. Pair, SOC.
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S1.29 BUNGALOW Apror1s

OF good quality gipg- 0o
ham, fast colors; pretty ~
checks and plaids; neatly
trimmed; full cut sizes
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Imitation Pearl Neck a.
lacea. graduate styles. ~ ~
and 81 inch lengths; In
destruCtible and wax-fiIled styles;
solid gold clasp.
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WOInen's Hose. 3 Pairs

Wool and Cotton 0o0
Heather Mixture Hose, ~
mostly all sizes; worth "
soc pair.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-07

.isa,S7m rozkolnfkom, ktori sloven.
skej verejnosti tu pod Tatrami ope-
.rujl proti Slovenskej Ligy proti
pravam nasho naroda. lzou toho naj-
hrubsieho zrna.
Prosim vsetkych vernych synov a
dcery Rasho naroda, ably nasledovali
krasny priklad bratov st. Louiscanov
a Monossencanov. Bratia, sestry, Sl0-
vaci, Slovenky, noze do prace! Neverte
viacej tym Izam, co centralisti zlo.
myselne, vymysleli hlasajd. Zreor-
ganizujte rozpadnute sbory, zakladajte
move ukazte centralistom, re Sloven-
ska Liga, slovenska pravda zije, hoci
ju oni uz storaz pochovali.
Mech zije slovenski narod, mech Ii
ie vsenaroIna organizacia americkycl
Slovakov! Mech zijh nasi statnf st
Louiscaiia MonossenGania a tsetci
ktori tento krasny priklad nasledovat
budi!
ZnaGim sa so srdecnym bratskyn
pozdravenim
Vam oddany spolubrat
Jan A. Koctr
&c.. .. tajomnik slovenskej Ligy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-07

Krasny 64izbovy dom ma Garfield
st. preda sa "a $68O0.
Moaernt 5-izbovy ma Benwood, "a
1920. 49,.
,Osem izbovy na South Ave. (gaz,
vnda, elektrika) "a $5500.
Osem izbovy' ma Fairview Ave. pri
os;nle sv. Alzbety (gaz, voda, elektri
ka, psipraveny ma kdpelhu) "a $4,000.
i Pat izbovy na Joseph st. (kdpelna
fornes, gaz, elektrika) "a $3.50. .-
| styri izbovy ma E. Myrtle (garadz
gaz, voda elektrika) "a 1860.
Pat izbovy ma Franklin St. (gaz
voda, elektrika, uliea vyplatenal z,
$500. 49,
/ Osem izbovN ma s. Garland "a 5000
Sest izbovy moderny ma S. Pearl st
pri Wilson, "a $500. ".
Mnohe inc domy ma vFber. Haste 81
II M. MRAzA, 800 w. Federal St., nj
ooschodf " redakciib ~.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-07

.,S 5
,ravtch Slovakov a kol'ko cvachoslo-
vakov, lebo tych do nasho .sboru priji-
mat nebudeme, lebo podl'a nasho u
eavretia, kazdy now kamdodat musi sa
,sve,lsit ze je "a programom Sloven-
skej Ligy ze no vsemozne podporor
,at bude. Toto nase uzavretie vrele
) lporntame vsetkym bratskym miest-
,ych sborom Slovenskej Ligy, ably 81
10 osvoiily TAX "a Glenov Slov. Lfgy
,riiimaly len osvedeenych Slovakov.
Hor sa tedy bratia Slovaci! Dajme
"a vsetci do. prace "a narod mas, "a tn
,asu slovenGinu. zreorganizujte stare
,ozpaanute sbory Slovenskej Ligy a
,akladaite move tam, kde dosial' sboru
,ebolo. Mech "a zvlaste p. Srobar do
ma kto SINE, a ze mas neni 1000, ami
,o0O, ale mech mas 60 poEet clenov ma
Ell slovenskej Ligy vzraste aspoh ma
50 900. We'd teraz sa uz od mas nevy.
.aluje takej velikej hmotnej obete, a.
20 ma prfklad poGas svetovej borby.
Ones nam nctreba obetovat' po $500
Ia politicko- agitacny fond ami po $40
IA Million Dollarovu sbierku tiez ami
ia kabelky nasich legionarov, atd'.,
It'd. Dnes sa vyzaduje od mas americ-
sfch Slovakov viaeej moralnej pomoci,
|ebo tuto naSi bratia pod Tatrami po-
rebuff. Hlavnou vecou 7ela je, ably
,me boil zorganizovani drzali straz
1ad Slovenskoln, ktore sme pomahali
osvobodit' ktoremu musime til 'az-
| ko vydobytI svobodu zabezpeeit'.
Toto hovorim z moiej zkusenosti
| ebo som Dol IS mesacov na Slovensku
videl som AXE krivdy sa pachaju ms
lovenskom narode. Ano videl som, AXE
| leprijemnosti ma mas slovensky intel
cent, ako stone pod t'azkfmi daHam
Slovensky rol mix remeselnfk OBJ
! .'hodnik. Veru smutne, vera zial' lei
pomyslet' ma tie rozlene t'azkosti "a
4 pricinene centralist ami, ktore snasa.il
4 efaz nasl brat1a sestfV ma SloVen
'ku Ale pride hodina rataaiia, jedena
sta uz odbila, pride dvanasta a vted,
81 Slovak oddtchne povie: som SVO
4 3ODNYM!
/ srdecne pozdravujem vsetkNch dprin
! 'fch Slovakov Slovcnky a prosia
Vas, ably ste do Slovenskej Ligy vstu
'ovali pon'ahali pamv praci "a samo
i prayu sovenska, lebo len tato "a
'hrani Slovensko, Slovakom. Len tat
,om0ze Slovakovi dostat' sa do uratla1
10 obcho'lu do prace, ktore teraz ma
il rukach ne-Slovaci. g..
Jan Rojko,
tajomnik ). sboru Slov. Ligy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-07
sBoR 80. SLOW. LfGY v MONIES
SEN, PA. TIEz zREoRGANIZo-
VANY.

Priteninim sa brata Petra Jakubjap-
skeho, organizatora SLOW. Lfgy a tiez
viacervch Slovakov a horlivrch Glenov
SLOW. Ligy mas 50. sbor bol zreorgani-
zovant.
DO dradu zvoleni boil: Michal Sin
sak, predseda, A. Dubeckd, podpredsc
"a, juraj Zilka tajomnik Stefan j.
Pettko pkoladnik. Do dnes dostali SINE
Il novTch clenov, dobrych narodnych
pracovnikov. Slcasne prihlasily sa do
iasho 30. sboru i ctene bratske spolku
to tislo |. X. s. .Jednoty Katolicky
Sokol. Teda mas zreorganizovanf sbor
Slov. Ligy jeden napmohutnejsich
'borov IA okoli Pittsburghske.i.
Pri teito prilezitosti dovol 'ujem 81
poznamenat' re mas dobre znQmy pria-
ell hprimnl Slovak brat M. Sincak
nsporiadal malu ale mae vvborn1 ho-
Stinu a to prilezitosti krstenia jeho
leerky Margetky, a jake hostitcl', talk
u hostia tam nezabudli ma .Sloven-
'kd Ligu, lebo brat S. Pettko zaviedol
sbierku ma akciu Vyboru pre- Sloven-
Ky Vychod. ktora vynesla $lO.75 a ma
itoru prispeli nasledovni bratia: S
Pettko, M. Sincak, NJ. Zeleniak, A
Dubeckf. JN Hromy, j. Cech,, A
Czech, Jan Czech a M. Nadzdi pa $1.Oo
J. Krupka, j., Onderko K. TroiGah
po soc, j. Bog,tan 25c.
Drahi bratia mile sestry. obracian
ga nprimnou bartskou prosbou
YAM, ably ste prisli medzi mas poma
hall nam praci "a Pittsburghskd Do
] 'odu nej vyplyvajgeu samosprayr
Slovenska. Ano, kto 81 vernv slovak
Hovenka pod a vstdp medzi mas
sch6dze nasho 30. sboru Slov. Ligy
'ydrziavant sa kazdu druhti nedel u '
nesiaci o 4. hodine po poludne Slo
'enskom Dome. Ia elena sa prihMsit
| sborovych uradnikov to kedy.
ioI 'vicne. Som dctou .
| Nam oddany spoIubrat. -
Priatel' SLOW. Slobody
pOZNAMKA: Zaiste kazde verne !;
'voj slcvensky narod miIujuce srdce
adost 'ou 81 precita tie dprimne po
sesujdce zpravy od naAch ,statnych
bratov 10 St. Louis Monessen. y
,oslednom case dostavame viacej po
lobnych. dopisov, ktorych nasi mil
'odaci nam oznamujd, ze vstupujd zno
u do radov Slovenskej Ligy, ably po.
nahali teito vsenarodnej organizacii ,
'raci. ktord ona kona "a lplne osvo
oodenie slovenskeho naroda.
Opakujeln, radost 'ou Gitame tie
iprimne pctesuiice dopisy. Lebo (,
lych raduje sa Slovensk6 srdce, u
las .dobrS slovensky l'ud cfti potrebu
organizovania sa, clti potrebu samo
pravy Slovenska. Tesla a.radujl sa
iasi drahi bratia a sestry pod Tatra
nj. ze americki Slovaci idu znovu dc
race, ably zabezpesili syate pr&vs
svojinu narodu. vd aka Vsemohucemu
/ ze ten mas vrelomilovanv slovenskJ
ki'ui skonecne prestaya VERT tym roz.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-07

POTREBU-IME DIEVtA
ma vseobecn1 domacu pracu v ma
lei rodine. Iblaste sa po telefone
Auto. 1854, Mrs. Samter, pod {.
~ Thornton Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-07
6 IZBoVY DOM v HAsELToN
/, "a $470O.:.

Preda sa moderny dom Ha-
selton, medzi dvoma SLOW. osadami.
Ma 6 izieb, k1pelnu, gaz, elektri-
ku, mestsku vodu pumpu, cimen-
tovanl pivnicu pod celym domom
4 v nej novy fornes. Ma lote sanda.
Haste sa OH u M. Mraza, $40 w.
Federal St. " redakcii &"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-07
MA PREDAJ

Moderny 10 izbovy a pat izbovy
dom ma jednom lote, ma South
Side. Zajdete peSi do mesta. Vel.
ky dom sa hodi pre- drzanie burde-
rov alebo spre vel 'ku rodinu. Ak
hl'adate takyto, odplati sa van
hlasit' sa. Piste ma II
e. M. RUBENSTEIN
329 W. Federal st.
alebo telefonujte Auto. 1874.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-07
k Drobne ohIasky
HL,ADAME DIEVCA

ma vseobecnu domacu pracu. Hla-
ste sa V {. 1915 Kensington Ave.
Veznite Elm st. bus. Telefon
Auto. 1925.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-07
HL,ADA16E DIEvCA

pomahat pri domacej praci. VEL
mi dobra domacnost' pre- riadmI
osobu. Haste sa c. 131 Wellell-
.dorf Ave-, End floor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-07
DOM MA ,LANs1Nov1LlE $64oe

/: Nam ma < piredaj. ;dobry 5 izbovy
dom, novofarbeny isspapierovany
krem dvoch, :izieb, SO. vsetkym po-
'kodlim, ako kdpelhou, gazom, e.
leLtrikou, mestskou vodou, for
snesom, ma peknom lote; pri~ sle-
venskom kostole bl1zko do ro'
boty, ma Harmon Ave. Tento dom
musi byt' rychlo predany. Hlastr
sa M. Mraz " redakcii), 320
w. Federal st. (na 2. floore.l
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-07

DIVA MESfSkk Lofty "a $l15O
Ma Randolph St. pri Brier Hill
Steel Standard Oil Cloth Co.
Majitel' platil "a ne $l,750, pre-
dajl sa "a $1,150. MajiteI' je v
Pennsylvania osadeny. Dobra in
vesticia. Haste sa u NJ. Mraza, 800
w. Federal ST. Oba telefony,, ale
bo na byte, 1854 South Ave. Auto:
tel. 1896.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-07
upoZoRNENIE.

.Zavedieme elektricke droty do
ktorehokoIvek 6 izboveho domu
dplne "a $4,000. Tiez dame srazka
PR k1pe svetelnych priprav. Hlas
ste sa Federal 1910. Auto. 1869,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-07
DoMY! DoMY! DoMY!

alebo telefonuite Auto. 1874.
Evening star., 1923-07-20
DENNIS SMITH, WANTED
FOR Theft HERE, TAKEN
Alleged Drug Store Bandit Cap
tured in Pittsburgh, Was Said to
Have Left u. S.

Search for Dennis Smith, twenty
two years, 1900 East Capitol street.
since the night of May %, 1921, end
ed with his arrest in Pittsburgh, Pa,
two days ago. Smith was wanted
on charges Of breaking into the drug
stores of Nathan Sugar, 1901 East
Capitol street, and Charles c. Reed,
1000 B street northeast
Reeds drug store was robbed the
night of May %, one month and two
days after the robbery of the other
store, and revolver taken from
DIR. Sugars store was found in an
automobile abandoned by several
young men near DIR. Reeds.
John Walters, twenty-nine years
old. alleged member of the bandit
| party, was shot by Policeman Serola
| and killed. A. l.. Bennett alleged
third member of the gang, was cap
| tured.
1t developed that the car in which
! walters was killed had been taken
from 18th street and Park road two
months before the shooting. 1t be-
| longed to Charles Turner
Detectives Mullen and Murphy
participating in an investigation ot
the two drug store robberies. obtain
, ed the name of Dennis Smith as the
missing member of the party, and
during the long search for him. it is
stated, they were told that he had
| gone to Ireland.
smith was returned from Pitts
burgh last night by Detective Muir
phy. He refused to discuss the
charges.
Evening star., 1923-07-20
MINING ENGINEERS
WILL GO TO CANADA
Senator 0ddie Heads D. c. Com.
mittee 128th Meeting,
August 20 to 81.

A delegation from the Washington
section of the American Institute of
Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
will attend the 12sth meeting of the
organization, to be held August 20
to 81 In Ontario and Quebec. 1t was
Senator T, l.. Oddie of Washington
is chairman of the executive commit
tee of the Washington local section
and G. w. Coggeshall is vice chair
man. The secretary-tre Is e.
T. Durell. Other members include +.
L. Hess of the u. s. geological sur
vey and NJ. Van Siclen. bureau of
mines.
With the cooperation of ministers
of mines of Ontario and Quebec and
of the members of the Canadian and
American Institutes of Mining and
Metallurgical Engineers, the vast
mineral wealth of this region will
i be placed on exhibition. The pro-
gram includes visits to leading mines
and technical sessions. at which
prominent engineers from many sec
tions of the country will describe the
| developing problems of mining and
metallurgy.
At the technical sessions to be held
| in Montreal. Richard B. Moore. for
mer chief chemist of the U. 5. bu-
| reau of mines of this city, Will de-
liver a lecture on "Helium, Ma
tional Asset"
Evening star., 1923-07-20
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported To
the health department in the last twenty -four
hours:
Ella E. Edwards. 20. George Washington
Hospital.
Johanna n. Sheldon. 81. Masonic and East
ern Star Home.
Mary B. Hartung. 76. st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital.
Valeria Noodle, SO. 322s Hyatt nj.
Mildred Dyer, I3, Georgetown Hospital.
John =. Chachonas, 30. Gallinger Hospital.
Louis ]. Cohen, ~. 40l o st.
Leo John Peary. 81. 461 l. st. s.w.
Anna Mary Siet, so. 1404 Crittenden st,
Infant of William and Eva Wise, hours,
Providence Hospital.
Lucius Matthews 81, Freedmen's Hospital.
Henry Campbell. A, on street, 3rd and III
SITS
Daisy Young. 81. 2253 Cleveland pl.
Ernest Madison. "a. Freedmrn's Hospital.
1sotte Reid 25. f110 Shepherds ct.
Peter Green. 3s. Emergency Hospital.
David Gordon. months, 81 OBrien CT.
Thomas t:ales. 16 mOnths 4f4 Clark Ct w
Evening star., 1923-07-20
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
the health department in the last twenty -fol
hours:
James W. and Marguerite Orme, boy.
James NJ. and Pearl c. Stadtler. girl.
Henry E. and Nellie Thornberry. boy.
Allen. C. and Edith NJ Jameson, girl
Edward and Alice Allig. boy.
owen =. and Catherine Saunders, girl.
Vincent and Phyllis Hughes, girl.
Claude ". and Hazel Whitehead, boy.
Irving X. and Rose kaplan, boy
William j. and Evelyn VI. Friedrich, girl.
Gus NJ. and Frances l.. Patison. girl.
Tracey h. and Minnie Il. Bruce. boy
William ;. and Rose James, girl.
William VI. and Edith l.. Daring boy
Norman NJ. and Marguerite X. Green. boy.
James w. and Thurne V. Beasley. girl.
Ray y. and Elizabeth Mcmillan, girl
Earnest and Ada Iiolnser boy
Morris and Jessie Schlosinger girl.
Luther and Annie Miller. girl
William and Ruth johnson, boy.
Samuel and LGttie BriscOe, girl
Samuel and Sarah knight, boy
Ulysses and Lydia Brown Ehoy
Edward and Ada l.. Hall, boy
Allen and Mary Jackson, boy.
Francis and Hattie NJ. Woodward, girl.
Taylor and Halle Brown. boy
Edward NJ. and Bertha ID. Boyle boy
James ). and Corren Williams. girl
John W. and Mable Dade boy
Robert +. and Minnie Bowman boy.
Joseph and Ethel Edwards girl.
Evening star., 1923-07-20
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
John Pignatello and Dorothy Quade.
Giovanni Olivia and Anna Zaccarin.
Thomas McCabe of this city and Margaret
NJ O'Shaunessy of New York city.
William ii. Klnehouse of this city and
Marguerite jacobs Of FELTON,, Del.
James w. Heany and Anna W. Niedfeldt.
James Pace and Lacy Annie Johnston, both
of Richmond, Va.
James II. Handy and Louise Cave.
Frank Il. Murren and Alice J. Kenny.
Henry l.. Carter OF Chestertown, Md, and
Elevian X. Tauber of Farmont. w. Va.
Thaddeus 6. Benton and Ruth L. Hadley.
BOyd Stroman and Reathe Lee.
james Mcdowell and Sadie Washington.