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BABE RUTH OF CRICKET"
LIVES UP TO REPUTATION

LONDON, June % P).--Jack
Hobbs. who became known last year
as the Babe Ruth OF Cricket be-
cause Of his consistent hitting Of
centuries 600 runs) in county cricket
matches. lived up TO his reputation
In the test match now being played
between England and Australia
Hobbs smashed out l19 runs before
being caught out by Richardson on
Macartney's bowling.
The Australians made $50 runs in
the first innings. and England de-
clared their first innings closed with
score of AIS for three wickets. AS
the match concludes today, a draw
was considered inevitable.
Bardsley, Australia, and Hendern.
England, also made centuries in the
first innings.
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LATZO TO RISK TITLE
IN GO WITH HARMON

NEW YORK, June 20 CP.-Pete
Latzo of Scranton, Pa, the world
welterweight champion, will defend
his newly achieved crown against
Wi1ie Harmon of New York in a
II found struggle at Dreamland Park,
y. j., tonight.
While the battle will be no.
decision affair of newspaper men. Har-
mon may gain the title by knock
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YACHT RACE WINNERS

HAMILTON. Bermuda, June %
P).-Malabar VII. owned by John
Alden, captured the Bermuda trophy
in Glass A and Black Goose. owned by
w Findley Downs. captured the
trophy in Glass r of the New London
to- Bermuda yacht race Jolie BriSe.
owned by j.. G. Martin. captured the
prize in Class G.
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YOUNG GARDENER TO JOIN
CRIFFMEN In HUB AT ONCE
Veteran May Be Used in Trade With Some Minor
! League Club, If He Consents to Swap, Other
! wise He Will Be Released Internationally.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON,

career a a
Lacquer ended In today that Ouheder Danny
lor obtained Buffalo the International League exchange
would
the place of Tobi. President Clark Griffith
and rebuild with blood settled beyond doubt the that
Washington brought Tobin
Bush TO the Capital and M Zachary and Win Bao to the Browns
Bush last unconditional release
of the fop the local club and this also be
OF is
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LOCKHART TAKES HEED.

DETROIT. June % LP}.-F'ranl1 S.
I,ockhart. winner of the indianapolis
speedway race this year and of the
l00-mile automobile race here. will
leave tonight for Abilene, Tex, where
he will compete July ). Lochhart was
threatened with suspension by the
A. A. A. if he failed to go through
wit n bis hilene contract
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-29
PIRATES HAVE HIT SLUMP
FOLLOWING STEADY CLIMB
Buccaneers Finding Road to Pennantville Rough
Due to Strong Opposition They Have Been
Getting From Other Clubs in the West.
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

YORK, June 2o-The Pittsburgh
thing that they didn't yeanamely sklds
had what seemed be march.
had things all their 1925 but
their old junk heights
pennantdom they didn't
they had
hold
The
They
that lighting
The Reds pitchers have been Pitts
realizes hard by Donohue
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7obn Taylor Reports Pittsburgh Encoering Snqgs

Anderson defeated owen Howenstcin. So.
81: W. G. Baum defeated Kenneth Abrams.
81. I'll: Jack Dudley defeated George
Scott. FL, 81 Stanley Carr defeated L
". Quilford; "a. I'll Robert Patterson
Third round---Tom MangAI defeated &. &.
Thompson. g., g.: Eddie Jacobs de
Charest defeated Capt. Robert Sharrer. 6-1.
Go; Gwynn King defeated x W Patterson.
6-3. I'll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-29

WILMINGTON. Del. June %
Manuel Alfonso won the mems singles
tennis championship Of the State of
Delaware when he defeated Fritz
Mercur Of Bethlehem, defender, O..
6-3. Sc. in the finals at the Will
mington Country Club Yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-29
WOMEN in SPORT
BY CORINNE FRAZIER


the Womens Tennis League
= suit play during the days.
the will Sally
in Rdd closely
eliminated yesterday
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WIN DOUBLE-HEADER

Black Hawk Indians won a double
header. defeating the Alexandria A jax
nine in 10 innings, 6 to s. and the
Stag team of Falls Church, II to IL
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All Clubs Waive on TObin.

dSef Harris.
All Clubs Waive on TObin.
1t develops that waivers from all
the other major league clubs already
had been obtained on TObin, and that
when Griff informed Harris that Tay
Tor was here the field leader asked the
preXy TO send him on to Boston with
out delay and make any disposition
he saw fit of Tobin. The latter. who
is 80 years old and broke into fast
time with the ST. Louis Federal
Leaguers in 1918. until shifted to
Washington this season had been a
member of the Browns continuously
since 1916, except for one campaign
with Salt Lake of the Pacific Coast
League. and is regarded as d l0-year
man, and therefore entitled to a voice
in any disposition made of his serV-
Ices other than TO a major league club.
If Tobin agrees to a deal which may
be made to send him TO some minor
outfit the Nationals may acquire bit
of talent which the clubs scouting de-
partment has made oVertureS for, but
II he balkS and insists upon the privi-
lege of exercising his perogatlVe TO
choose his own playing connections
he will be rendered his unconditional
release.
Taylor Appears TO BE Fit.
According TO Griffith. this latest
acquisition. Taylor. appears to be in
fine physical condition. On the
strength of his explanation that the
illness of his wife had necessitated
a: trip to his home at Lash, Pa, Tay-
Tor was the recipient of official elem
ency for his failure to report here
by last Saturday and given transpor-
tation to the Hub.
Taylor is q sturdy looking kid"
Griff observed, and from what
have seen of him I think he should
help us. He is even Younger than
was given out originally, too, being
only % years old. I'm NOT certain.
Of course. that he will make good for
US. but we are going TO get rid of
all the dead wood ana rebuild with
youths. It has been definitely proved
that we can't get anywhere with the
old fellows. Maybe we can with the
young ones. We are going to try. at
any rate
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Yesterdays Results

Preliminary round-Paul Harding defeated
George Shoemaker. 50. 5-3.
D. First sounnd1oJaGl Dudley defeated 4: r
Castro Ieal, e. 60; Bob Elliott de-
feated g, r. Littlehales Bon Burwell de
teated Milton Yates 81, -; Paul Hard
ing defeated Kip Callan. SIS. 6-3
Second rOund-Boh Elliott defeated L. /.
Lawrence. 60 g.: Thad Benton defeat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-29

Word as to Tobin's fate was given
after Taylor blew into town several
days late, but with a good excuse, fol-
lowing a long-distance telephone con-
versation between Griffith and Man
IJarriS
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First.Round Doubles Pajrings.

Upper bracket-Johnson and Van Vile,
VS. Duggan and Littlehales. Burwell and
Howenstein VS.; Shoemaker and Fellows
Mitchell and McDarmid VS.. Patter son and
Key. 'Msngan and King vs.. Dudley and
ner, Benton and Dowd We. Hathaway and
partner. Harding and Baum VS.. CARRIER and
French.
Lower bracket-Elliott and Jacobs va
Scott and Hobson, Kuwsski and Trigg vs.
Birch and Wade Benton, Love and Kisluik
Rutley VS.. Simon and partner. Anderson and
Charest Va. Carr and White Scott and part
ner We. Purinton and Judd. Richardson and
Clark vs.. OEeill and Consldine Ieal and
AnZoren vs. Abrams and Taylor
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MUCH ACTION TODAY
IN D. C. NET TOURNEY

Two singles matches in the second
round. four in the third round and
the start Of doubles play makes up
the program for today's activities in
the thirtieth annual District cham
pionship tennis tournament being con
Quoted at Dumbarton club.
Thirty-tWo teams are entered in
the fight for the doubles title now
shared by Cedric A. Major of New
York, and Clarence Charest of DUN
barton.
Tom Mangan, Eddie Jacobs. Gwynn
King and Charest advanced to the
Charest and King will meet for the
honor of going to the quarter finals,
but the others must wait until other
players finish their second and third
round tits.
In the two remaining second round
matches, Paul Harding encounters
Capt. Robert &. Van Vliet. champion
of the Army, and Bob Burwell tackles
Dooley Mitchell, junior champion of
the city.
TOday's Single Pairings.
Second round-Paul Harding va. Capt.
Robert G, Van, vliet. ir.: Bob Bur~eli VS.,
Third round-Bob Elliott VS.. Jack Drld-
Hgg Gaps s Winner %
Mitchell match, W. C. Baum VS. winner of
Van Vliet-Harding match.
Fourth round--Tom Mangan ys. winner
winner of Anderson-Carr match Clarence
Chareet We. Gwynn King.
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co MATE URoBIT, KED' sA
VAN ZTRATIL PRvY PAPER.
F.. L. !. S.

!. Id'te do najblizsieho natu-
ralizacneho s1du a povedzte kler-
kovi kde a kedy Vam boil prvy
obciansky list vydany. Ak sa ne
pamatate ma presne datum, po-
vedzte aspon priblNne dobu, ke-
dy prvy papier Dol vystaveny.
2. Budete pozia'dany iradni-
kom, aby ste podpisal MIN sosta-
veny affidavit, v .ktorom prehla
sujete, ze prvy list sa Van ztra-
til.
3. Uradnik potion poziada Ma
turalizacneho Komisara vo Wash.
ingtone, aby mu dal povolenie ia
vystavenie duplikatu prveho pa
pieru. Po obdrzani povolemia, w.
da Vam duplikat Vasho prvehc
papieru, "a ktory zaplatite popla.
.tok $1.OO.
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KRVAvA BITKA PRE- zENU

Nick Kovalcuk boil tuho "a
l'nbeny do 34-rocnej ROXY Bo.d-
ma, preto sa straSne rozztril ne
del'u vecer, ked' prijdlc k nej
do Galajdovych fletov. nasiel pri
nej Michala Musurik. Vytiahol
noz a ,vrhnul sa nanho. Musuri-
kovi pribehli ma pomoc Mike
KuSnik a Nix Gorcok, ale Koval-
cuk vsetkych nabil popichal.
Gdreoka tax ponahanal, H. ten
musel s vrchneho poschodia sko-
cit do yardu, ably usiel ''zaka-
iacke". Vsetci, i sam Kovalcuk,
boil dobre dorezani Musurik
musel byt' odvezeny do nemoc-
ni@e. lebo bol dopichany po hIavc,
po uchu i V pl 'ncach. KovalGuk
Dol arestovany a jeho milenka
S ostatnymi chlapmi podrzani "a
svedkov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-05
PRONKO ODCHADZA
Ma FILIPINY

Stefan M. Pronko, pomocny hi.
tajomnik youngstownskej YMCA
odide koncom tohto roku "a hlav-
neho tajomnika Ymky do mesta
Iloilo ma Filipinach. a.
Pan Pronko boil vSeobecne zna-
my medzi Slovakmi j invmi ma
'rodnost ami Youngstownu co u
silouny spolocensky pracovnik.
Zaviedol vecerne skoly anglicti-
ny, ktorIch sa mnoho Slovakov
naucilo aspon trochu anglicky a
pripravilo ku zknskam z obcan-
silva. Je rodom Rus. Slovakom
bol zvlast naklonenF a lanskeho
roku dial zdarma auditorium Y.
M. G. A. ku koncertu p. Hoka.
Ma novom posobisku prajeme mu
mnoho zdaru.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-05
LITERATURA.

Obdrzali sme po. tieto dni 1856
stranovn knHku pod menom Spra-
covanie ovocia v domacnosti, kto-
ri nap1sal byv. professor techno-
logic ma vysokej zahradnickej
skole Viktor Buchta, terajsi Stat.
Inspector ovotinarstva pre Slo-
vensko a prednosta Stat. vyskum-
neho ilstavu ovocinarskeho Bra
tislave. Knizku vydala svojim ma
kladom spolocnost Academia -
Bratislave.
V knizke je vsetko, co kazda
kazda gazdina bude mat q nej o.
daktorovej adrese: M. Mraz, ia
So. Whitney Ave-, Youngstown,
Ohio. = Objednana ,zasoba nam
uz prisla nina sa rychlo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-05
HASELTON sLOVAK TATRA
SPOLOK

Uradnici ma rok 1926 sd nasledovnf:
Stanislav Necko, predseda, Box 449
Haselton Sta. Jan Bizup, podpred.
seda, 1887 Gladstone St. Martin
Zentko, lGtovnfk, p. O. Box 147, Ha.
selton Sta. - Jan Basista, pokl., 10l
Haseltine Ave., City. Jozef Kacenga
zapisnfk, 1859 Gladstone St., City. y
Dozorcovia majetku Sd: Michal Ko
zak, Box ISL Haselton Sta, City. Jan
Fabini, Box 104, Haselton Sta, City.
Dozorca chorych: Stefan Stole, P. o
Box 65 Haselton Sta, City. - Stra2
dveri: valent Rovder ST., P. o. Box 284
Haselton Sta, City.
Schodze vydrxiavajn 50 katid I. ne
del'u mesiaci ' Jkole Sv. AJEbsty M
N. Hassltine Ave. 2. popoludnf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-05
NOVA sLoVENsKA ODBORNA A
KNIzNICA.

Slovenska Ovocinarska spoloc-
most v Bratislave spolu s nakla-
datel 'stvom "Aicadcmia - zacaly
vydavat' hospodarsku knHnicu,
ktorn rediguje Viktor Buchta,
statny inspektor ovocinarstva pre-
Slovansko, prednosta statneho Wy
skumneho nstavu ovocinarsl<cho.
Ako svazok !. vySla pred ncdav-
nom knizka "Spracovanie ovocla
v domacnosti od inSpektora Vik-
tora Buchtu. V tychto dnoch Wy
Siel sv;izok 2. a to Move snery
sadenia osetrovania ovocnych
stromov' cd prof. dipl. agr. Ru-
dolfa Zizku. inspektora l'udovych
sk6l hospodarskych.. @ knizke pri-
nasame referat ma inom mieste.
Svazok g., ktorf ie uz tlaci,
bude pojednavat o vinohradn1-
ctve cd Bob. Jermafa a este toho
roku bude vydana knizka pol
nohospodarstve, cd inz. FIR. Hora-
ka. Al toho vidiet', re sloven-
ska odborna literatiira sa potcSi-
tel ne vzmaha. a".. ..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-05
SCH0DZA POLITICKEHO
KLUBU MA LANSINGVILLE

Klnb bude odbyvat svoju RAD
mn schodzu dna Z. novembra 0
Z 30 vecer SOkolovni, ma ktorii
sa ziada kazdy i'd byt prftomny.
Ma schodzu ma sa dostavit w
znamny recnik od skolskeho IRA
dn. ktoreho nam cir. Richeson ma
minnlej schodzi odporncal. Rec
nix nam poyie o vyhl 'adoch ma
vyssiu Slaolu, zaNlstorf lansing
whisky klub pracnje ton mai
vacSou chnt 'ou; Prid tie. ndovia
vsetci, nedajte sa volat', ide tn o
nase vlastne dobro.
Tiez chcem podat zpravu ma
sci schodzi V nedel'u. Ma scho-
dzu prislo okolo 200 clenov a ma
nei reenil DIR. Richeson. skoldo-
zorca principal Moody Adams
skoly. Sk6ldozorca nam sdelil, re
dostaneme novn publicn1 alebo
junior vyssil skolu, jestli skol-
ska dan bude prijata Dan bola
prijata, a tax name dobre w.
'ady ma vyssiu skolu pre- nase
dietky. DIR. Richeson tiez hovo,
ril o skolskych pomeroch v me-
ste a spomenul ve6erndi skolu,
ktora zaene vyucovanie skoro.
Principal Moody Adams sko-
ly pozval vsetkych elenov klubu
ably sa zapisali do tejto veGernej
skoly, co ia odportGam, lebo nam
to len ma osoh moze byt nfam,
re sa mas do tejto skoly da zapi-
sat aspon 100 clenov.
Ma schodzi boil tiez vymenova-
ny vybor, ably vysetril pricinu
zdrazovania uhlia. Vybor poda
zpravu ma tejto schodzi nedel u.
Este raz ziadam vsetkych clanov,
aby sa schodze siicastnili.
-. Y, preds.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-05
POZVANIE MA BAL
KATOL. SOKOLIEK

Venice 81. K. Sokoliek ma Lam
singville usporiada ma stredu, 10.
novembra veGer Sokolovni ma
Homewood Ave. ~vel 'ki1 taneGnii
zabavu, ma ktorn povolava cele
slovenske obdcenstvo z youngs-
townskej okolice. Slovenky a Slo-
vaci sd ziadani, aby prisli dl "a
moznosti V slovenskych krojoch.
Hrat' bude najchyrnejsia orche-
stra Youngstown, Southern Six
a preto o najlepsie zabavenie ne
bude nidze.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-05
ROBOTNE ZPRAVY
z CELEHO SVETA.
Podava: Department Of Labor

Stat Sac Paulo Brazilii ma
takil nndzu o pol 'nohospodar-
skych robotnlkov, ze ie ochotnf
nlatit' dsstn vSetkym priSt 'aho-
valcom 70 strcdnej 4 juznej En-
ropv.
Y uhl'ovom strajku V Anglii,
ktor6ho sa stcastnilo ma million
banikoy, ntratene boIo 21,000,O 900
robotnyE,h dni.
DI,a nradneho English Month
ly Report augusta 1926, anne
ricky robotnik teraz dostava maj
vyssiu skutocn1 mzdu ma svete. =
V Litvinsku "a posladne tri me-
siace bolo viac strajkov, nezli "a
cele predosle tri roxy.
w nielen Spojene Staty, ale al
viacere europsk6 krajiny idi1 Wy
niest prist 'ahovalecke zakony.
Talk Svedsko ide vyniest zakon
."na ochranu svojcj raSovej cl-
stoty svojho robotnI"tva protl
lacnfm robotnlkov 2 inych kra-
jim. @
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-05
LITERATURE.

Move smery sadenia a osetrova-
mia ovocnych stromov je nazov
knizky, ktora vysla nakladom
"A,cademie" alo svazok 2. hos
podarskej kniznice slovenskej o.
vocinarskej spolo6nosti (red. Vik-
tor Buchta). Knizku napisal prof.
dipl. agr. Rudolf ZEka, Inspector
l'udovych skol hospodarskych V
Bratislave. V knizke sd popular
ne napisane nvahy Stringfello-
yej teorii. O tel novel teorii,
ktora ked' bola asi pred 30 rok-
mi uverejnena V dele novodobe
zahradnictvo', sp6sobila oprav-
dovi revollciu v odbornych kru-
hoch. Knizku pre- jej pouenost
NAL by 81 zaopatrit' kazdy, kto
ma len nieEol 'ko ovocnych stro-
NOV. Jednotlive poucenia zretel'-
lie znazornujn peclive zhotovene
a jasne obrazky. Knizku co mai
vrelejsie odpor1came nasim eita-
tel 'om. Cena Kcs g.. Knizku
mono objednat' barsktorom
knihkupectve, alebo priamo u
Slovenskej Ovocinarskej Spoloc-
nosti Bratislave, Mat1skova ul.
934. ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-05
FASISTI VRAzDIA
PRoTIFASIsTOV

Minulej nedele zas jeden Ia
liam pok1sil sa zavrazdit' Italian
skeho diktatora Mussoliniho, co
zavdalo podnet fasistom ku vse-
obecnemu vrazdeniu svojich po-
litickych protivnikov. Ia cely
tyzden udavaly sa vzbury DO ce-
lom Taliansku. Mnoho l'uldi bolo
zabite a ranene. Tiez daktore pro-
tifasisticke redakcie boly sborene
tlaciarske stroje polamane.
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zoMRELA I'M DcERKA.

Anna Soltis, 6-mesacna dcerka
Michala a Barbary Soltis. zomre-
la ' domacnosti rodi6ov, 1881
South Ave. nedel'u rano ma
komplikacie nemoci. Pohrab Dol
v pondelok rano Obrady vvkonal
Rev. J. M. LiScinsky v dome sml-
tku. Pochoyana bola v Calvary
cintorine. ...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-05
vRAzDA PRE- DEDICTvo.

Pred casom vratil sa Ame-
riky do Novel Stuzice v Podkar-
patskej Rusi Jan Hrico dmy-
slom, nastupit' dedictvo po otco-
vi, ktory pred rokom zomrel. Ale
otec odkazal wsetko svojmu dru-
hemu synovi Pavlovi a ten me-
chcel teraz starsiemu bratovi z
otcovskeho hedictva mic postn-
pit Obidva bratia sa preto caste
hadali minuly tyzden Jan Hri-
co V hadke vytiahol noz a pobo-
dal syojho brata Pavla tax, ze
tento chvil'u zomrel. Privolani
cetnici bratovraha zatkli a odo-
vidal sddu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-05
SCHODZA POLITICKEHO
KLUBU v CAMPBELL

Slovensky Politicky Klub v
Campbell vydrziava svoju RAD
nu schodzu nedel'u, Z. novem-
bra yecer s. hodine v Grow ha-
lie, ma ktorti ziadany ie dostavit
sa ka6dy I'D, ako al vsetci, ktori
sa chc1 stat tdami tohto klubu.
Jozef Cvengros, pokl.
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VYLtPTL MU OKO
MA HoSTINE

Jack Markoviah (. SOB Maho.
ming Ave. Dol minuleho tyyzdna ma
'hostine Il Martina Urich v {. 507
Alexander Sd. Boil tam viaceri
hostia a prislo k hadke, u ktorai
Markovichovi bolo vylipene oko
a prebita lebka. Policia aresto-
vala J. Corachy Albert ST., lebo
no ma podozreni, ze on zapri-
emil Markovichovi take crane
ME.
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SpoIkove zpravy
PRELozENIE sCHoDzE 4. $40.
l. X. s. j.

Spolok Sv. Stefana {. GAO KL.
oznamuje, svojim ndom, ze scho-
dza, ktora mala byt' odbyvana
dha Z. novembra, je prelozena ma
nedsl II, IA. novembra. Prifina .ie
ia, ze je odprava ma cintorine.
Stefan Mamrak, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-05
zoMRELo sLovENsKE DIEfA

William, 4-mesacny syn Pavla
Marie Slifka, 6O3 Dickson Ave.
zomrel v piatok min. tyyzdna y
nemocnici. Oplakavajl no rodi-
cia, dvaja bratia q tri sestry. Po-
hrab Dol v sobotu popoludni. O.
brady vykonal Rev. j. NJ. LisGin-
sky chrame Sv. lCyri1a Metho-
da. Pochovany Dol Calvary Gin
torine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-05
YOUNGSTOWNSKY v NEMOCI
PODPORUJUCI SPOLOK
IL TATRA. 49,

Cradnici: Jozef Martinko, predseaa,
255 Carlton St., Jozef Javorsky, pod,
predseda. Stefan Novotny, Gct., 404 F..
Myrtle Ave. Andrej Adamko, poklad'
mix, 1884 Oak st. - Martin Muran'
sky Frantisek Hudik, dozorcovia.
Sch6dze vydrziavajd sa kazdd prvd
nedel'u mesiaci skole sv. Cyrilla =
Methoda 2. hod. popoludni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-05

Slovenska Liga je vsen6rod-
na ustanovizen, vstupujte do nej!
Evening star., 1926-05-23
VETS POPPY SALE
BEGINS TOMORROW
Annual Campaign for Relief
Work Funds Will Last
Throughout Week.

The annual appeal of the Ameri-
can Legion and it's Auxiliary and the
Veterans of Foreign Wars for public
support of their" welfare work among
veterans through the sale of poppies,
the memorial flower of the World
War, will be launched tomorrow and
will continue through the week until
Memorial day.
The poppy sale bears the official in
dorsement of the District Commission
erS, who in a proclamation designated
the week as the period in which these
veterans organizations may thus raise
funds.
The legion poppy committee, ap-
pointed by Department Commander
julius ]. Peyser. is headed by
Past Department Commander Paul j..
McGahan, District member of the
legion's national executive COM
mittee. and includes Helen G. Nc
Carty. vice department commander;
Robert NJ. Tolson. chairman of the
department welfare committee, and
Raymond A. Burke, commander of
the McGroarty-O'Con Post. Mrs
NJ T.. Dorsey is chairman Of q com
mittee appointed for the Auxiliary
by Mrs. Thacker V. Walker, depart.
ment president.
Veterans Made POppies.
The poppies have been made in a
Kansas hospital by disabled World
War veterans. The national Conven-
tiOn of the American Legion, at
Evening star., 1926-05-23
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and a duty. We would be breaking
faith with the public if the money was
diverted to any other purposes. Please
remit the department share promptly,
since the department urgently re-
quires welfare funds.
"Do not become engaged in contrO-
versy with either the Veterans of For
eign Wars or the American Legion
Auxiliary poppy sales persons. They
are operating under the same permit
and for the same purposes that you
are operating. Work together in har-
mony and understanding. There
should be no friction. We are all vet
Grams and allied organizations work
ing together to raise money to carry
on welfare work. and there is room
Evening star., 1926-05-23

er McGahan gave these Instructions:
"Have your post make it's sales
wherever and however it can. AS soon
as practicable make a return, setting
forth how much your particular cam
paign netted. Remit with that state
ment 25 per cent of thse proceeds. BY
action of your department executive
committee, this money is to be used
for department welfare work. The re-
naming 75 per cent of the proceeds
you are to retain exclusively for well
fare work in your post.
Bear in mind that the poppies are
sold for welfare work and that no pOr-
ton of the money to be raised
through this sale is to be devoted to
other purposes. This is an obligation