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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-13
BARNARD GOLF MARKS
SHATTERED BY WOMAN

DULUTH, Mimi, August 10 up.
The world champion horseshoe
thrower. G. c. Davis Of Columbus,
Ohio, today was out in front for the
first time since the opening of the
national tournament Monday. AL
centage Of ringers from the start, it
was not until conclusion of the first
third Of the final matches that he
stepped ahead in games won.
Two world records for women were
broken yesterday by Mrs. c. A.
Lanham of Bloomington, Ill. Mrs.
Lanham. former world champion,
pitched six consecutive double
ringers, beating the former mark of
five, and she made an average of 1893
in one game, overshooting the rec
ord of 800.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-13
Women In Sport
BY CORINNE FRAZIER.

Girl Scout Counselors defeated
their younger opponents representing
the Scouts, 81 to %. in fourth-quar'
ter rally of the annual Counselor
Scout basket ball game which Is
feature of the camp season at Fort
Foote, Md.
Scouts led the field throughout the
first part of the game and had an
S-point edge on their opponents when
the fourth period opened. The Coun'
selor seXtet redoubled its efforts.
however. overcame the handicap and
turned defeat into victory.
Josephine Stanton. Margaret Jones,
Elizabeth Mueller, Janet Broadhent.
Lydia Hunt, Hazel O'Neil and Dor
othy Greene played for the winners.
Scouts were represented by Barbara
Brown, Marion Kerr, Frances Doug
las, Ann Robinson. Anna Mae Simms
and Elizabeth Gohlinghorst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-13

By the Associated Press.
N VIEW YORK, August 13.-Tex
N Richard is considering London
VI as the site for a contemplate
4 ed heavyweight championship
fight in 1928. The promoter
said today he has received tentative
offer from syndicate OF Engllsh
capitalists, and he added that the idea
of foreign invasion appeals to him.
Richards plans for the Gene
Tunney-Jack Dempsey fight in Chicago
well advanced, the promoter is looking
forward to an enterprise that would
bring together the American cham
pion and a logical English CHALLENGER.
The Wembley Stadium. With seating
capacity Of 140,0 900. would be the ideal
ground for the battle. Richard says:
Available records fail 20 show that
England ever has HI. world heavy
weight championship contest.
81 believe that $4,000 Americans
would make the trip abroad for title
fight" said Richard. IF my induce
ment is made attractive enough may
seriously consider going to London
with the fight ] plan for 1928. Some
friends of mine over there nave
sounded me out on the scheme, but L
have not committed myself.
Richard may have something more
definite than an invitation to take his
next fight to London, many observers
believe. The list of large cities for his
heavyweight extravaganzas has been
depleted, and Richard has avoided
striking twice in the same place. Jer-
sey City drew the y-Carpentler
battle of 1921; New York the Demp-
y.Firpo match of 1923; Philadelphia
the Dempsey-Tunney upset OF last
year, and now Chicago is to have the
battle Of the Sesqui re-enacted.
Richard, in company with Leo +.
Flynn. Dempsey's manager. and Gus
Wilson, the trainer, were to leave here
today for Chicago. Before his de-
parture Richard intimated that ne
would bring Luis Angel Firpo, the
giant Argentine boxer, back into the
ring this Winter. Victor Campolo
NAV come from the. pampas region
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-13
BY SOL METZGER.

When Hagen defeated Jones. IL
and IL. the Winter of 1926 in Flor
ida, the story was told on the
greens, for Sir Walter took exactly
II less puts than his opponent in
that match. Hagen has ever been
a master of the greens. Watching
Hagen at Inwood in the open when
l could just see his head and Shout
ders over a bunker guarding the
green. / noted on a 30-footer he
laid dead that his head did not come
up until the putt was up to the cup.
Hagen's putting is pendulum-like.
the ball being played nearly off the
left heel. His right hand is in con,
troll and his body never moves. The
club head is brought back slowly
on the line of the putt. The swing
forward Is guided with his right
hand.
The important point about his
putting is that the face of his put
ter makes contact after the club
head has passed the lowest point of
its arc. That gives a slight over
spin and accounts for the even run
of the ball.
fCopyright 1877
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-13
Seeking Sister, Griffith Says Root Likely Earn Big League Pitching Title
SERIES IS ARRANGED
BY LEAGUE LEADERS

An interlmguc championship series.
involving the pennant winners OF
Federal. Terminal Departmental. GOV
eminent. Merchants. Church ana
Bankers circuits. has been arranged
and viii start August g.
All leagues with the exception OF
Terminal y were represented at a
meeting.
Games will be played at 4:45 o'clock
on the Eclipse.
w. W. Watt, president o the DIS
trict t'mpires' Association. has offered
his services free. AS did the official
scorers.
Each team will be allowed 10 select
three eligible players from the league
II represents. Player lists are to be
filed with the secretary on or before
August 10 A schedule will be ar
ranged on that date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-13
CUBS ARE REAPING
FINANCIAL HARVEST
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
CHICAGO, ILL.,, August 13.--The
Chicago Cubs base ball club. is gaping
the harvest of a winning ball team
this year and to date already Is nearly
a quarter of a million dollars ahead
of any previous season of National
League history in Chicago.
The Cubs appear virtually certain
of earning more money this season
than any other major league club with
the exception of the Yankees-with
both Ruth and Gehrig as road trip
attractions besides their big town
following.
Despite the wealthy season, the Cubs
have admitted free more women and
children than ever before.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-13
TEX MAY STAGE BIG BOUT
In LONDON RING In 1928

with Firpo. Phil Scott, a promising
English heavyweight. plans to invade
the United States this Winter, match
ing his skill with some of the Ameri-
can boxers.
With these invaders Richard is
planning another elimination series,
but the chief matches now under con-
sideration are those between Jack
Sharkey and Pauline UZcudun and
Jack Delaney against Jim Maloney.
Paolino's status as a heavyweight
is to be determined by the New York
State Athletic Commission next
Tuesday The commission faces the
problem of sustaining the decision of
Referee Jim Crowley. who disquali-
fled Paolino and awarded last
Thursdays fight to Delaney. or cast
ing aside it's precedent in such cases,
which is to bar any boxer guilty of
a foul for 80 days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-13
KING KEEPS HIS TITLE
IN TENNIS TOURNAMENT

Gwynn King, lengthy Washington
racketer, uncorked a brilliant game
yesterday against Dave O'Loughlin of
Pittsburgh. Pa. to retain his title as
champion of western Maryland on the
courts of the Women's Civic Club at
Mountain Lake Park, Md, 6-8, 6-3,
4-6, 1911 and Ga.
King. paired with c. Porter of Wash.
ington. also is figured as one of the
finalists for the mems doubles crown.
They reached the semi-finals yester-
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-13

w YHlLE the Nationals were
resting and the Yankees
wv were taking a licking from
the Orioles in an exhibition
game at Baltimore yester-
day, the grapevine telegraph kept the
break in the series between leaders
and runners-up in the American
League derby from being total loss.
Rumors were broadcast from Phila-
delphia that n big deal involving
Nationals, Athletics and Browns is on
the fire. When questioned this morn
ing about the possibilities of n deal,
however. President Clark Griffith, as
usual. knew nothing about any such
proposition.
It is rumored that 4 three cornered
swap is pending and that number Of
play ers of s'ellar rank will figure in
the swap. Bat one name has been
mentioned, that Of George Sislcr. tbs
said the first sacker and erstwhile
manager of the Browns would get I
berth with the Nationals.
Grlff declared that all Of this was
news to him. He stoutly denied hay
ing entered into negotiations with the
AS or the Browns or that he is in the
market for SiSler, If Sisler IS to be
had. This is the first | have
heard of any such proposition" Griff
asserted, when informed of the rumOr.
land you can say for ne that there's
nothing to it so far as the Washington
club Is concerned. The club isn't
making any deals of this nature right
now. nor is it looking for any of the
Browns or the Athletics
SisIer RumOr Crossed" Before.
This is not the first time trade dope
sters have attempted to send Sisler to
Washington. 1t was said early last
season. when it was generally under
stood that 1925 was to be Georges last
year as manager of the Browns, that
the brilliant first-sacker would he sent
here in exchange for Joe Judge. Grit
fifth denied at he time that he had
made any oVertures TO the St. Louis
club looking to such trade or that
he contemplated making any over
lures. Now they are trying to send
Sisler here once more.
Games with the Yankees this after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-13
DREWES IS SURVIVOR
IN TWO NET EVENTS

ST. LOUIS, August 10 LR.-
Theodore r. Drewes, the defending
champion, will meet George J. Jen-
nings, jr., of Chicago, in the final
round of the mems singles event Of
the National Public Parks tennis
championship here tomorrow.
Drewes reached the final by de-
feating Charles Lejeck, Chicago pub
lice courts champion, 2-6, Ga. 81,
Ga. In the other semi-final Jen-
nings gained a victory over Edward
Jacobs, the Baltimore champion,
rs, 6-3, Go.
Drewes. with William Bell. also was
in the semi-final of the doubles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-13
CHICAGO NOW AWAITING
ARRIVAL OF SCRAPPERS

CHICAGO, August 10 R).-Now
that the big task of choosing a suita-
BILE million-dollar layout where the
fighters may train has been. completed,
the interest in the approaching Tun.
ney-Dempsey fight is centering on the
arrival of the two fighters at their
training camps.
Billy Gibson, chief Of the Tunney
forces, has left for the East to bring
on the champion and his retinue, while
Leo Flynn, manager of Dempsey, is
expected tomorrow to arrange for the
challenger's quarters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-13
LOGAN ATHLETES RETAIN
THEIR PLAYGROUND TITLE

Logan athletes still are track and
field champions in District colored
playground circles.
These boys yesterday won the an
nual interplayground meet for the
third straight year, scoring SO points.
Willow Tree was second with 26 and
Cardoza third with II. Twelve play.
grounds scored points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-13
BRITON WINS AT GOLF
AS AMERICANS TRAIL

BLACKPOOL, Lancashire, England,
August IS R).-Charles Whitconlbe,
British golfer. won the northern pro-
fessional golf championship with an
aggregate of $50 for the 70 holes. the
lowest score ever returned in a cham
pionship in Great Britain.
Bill Mehlhorn and Larry NabholtZ,
American entrants, were we'll down in
the list. Mehlhorn scored IA today.
making his total 220, and Nabholtz,
with "a today, had 227
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-13

TT will take a lot of bang-up good
pitching by any one candidate in
the maj or leagues to excel the
/ 1927 record of young Charlie Root
Of the Chicago Cubs.
Root IS across the line on the run
home now and IL he can continue his
present rate of success he should stow
away 10 more victories this season.
If he gets only nine he will have won
80 games, for he has 81 to his credit
to date-the largest total of any
pitcher IN the big leagues.
If Chicago'wins the National League
pennant Ohio will Re right out in
front with a claim on Root. He is
an Ohio product, hailing from the
vicinity Of Dayton. although he made
his big noise at Los Angeles, in the
Pacific Coast League, before Chicago
grabbed him.
Roots Feat Remarkable.
Roots record of 81 victories to date
Is remarkable feat in these days
when a pitcher may be called upon to
handle a dozen new base balls in every
game. Whenever the alibis boys talk
about the lively ball they forget that
a pitcher who can get away without
handling at least a dozen balls in a
game is lucky. On some fields it runs
higher.
In the halcyon days-the days of the
so-called dead ball, which was the
same as the "lively ball" of today
the pitcher often had to use but two
extra base balls. and on larger fields
games were played with only two
lAise balls in nine innings. That even
happened on the Polo Grounds more
than once. Prior to the time that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-13
Fights Last Night

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK.-Jimmy Maloney,
Boston, knocked out Jamaica Kid,
New York (4).
DIES MONIES. Iowa.-Kenneth
Hunt, Des Moines, knocked out Jack
Burger, Chicago (3).
DETROIT.-Bennie Gershe, Cleve.
land, knocked out Soldier Dombrow.
ski, Detroit (2).
SAN DIEGO. Calif-Jack Sparr,
Wilmington, Calf. beat Harry
cKid') Brown, Philadelphia O0).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-13
PLAYING TENNIS FINAL.

ASHEVILLE, N. c.. August 10 Up.
Frank ("Hop') Owens, former
Southern net champion, and Jack
Mooney, cotton States title holder. met
today for the North and South Caro-
lima tennis crown on the Asheville
Country Club courts. Both are At
lantanS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-13
THREE LEAGUE GAMES
PROVIDE GOOD SPORT

Scoring five runs in the sixth after
an even struggle with American Rail
way Express Tigers, Capital Traction
tossers yesterday won a 10 Terminal
Morning League game.
In the evening loop American Rail
way Express. staging an uphill fight,
squeezed out a Sd triumph over Black
and White Taxi Co.
Navy and Veterans Bureau won
Federal League games. the former
downing War-Shipping Board, to 3,
and the latter coming from behind to
overcome Public Buildings and Public
Parks, 3 to .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-13
~OMMY ARMOUR of Congress
sional, American and Cana.
dian open champion, will
| carry his transforming cam.

Il carry his transforming cam.
paign into the Baltimore sec.
tor tomorrow. competing in two 49,
hole matches over the Hillendale
course with Bobby Cruickshank as his
partner, against two sets of oppo-
nents.
In the morning Armour and C,Iick-
shank will play against Charles p
Betschler of the Maryland Country
Club and Willie Scott of the Baltimore
Country Club. In the afternoon they
will be opposed by Jimmy Roche of
Elkridge and Duncan Cuthbert of Hill
lendale. It will be the first exhibition
match in which Armour has played in
Baltimore.
The open champion will be back in
Washington Sunday night, to remain
at Congressional for a few days be-
fore resuming his transforming ca
reer in quest of pelf, for the big
money of a professional golfer must
come while he holds his champion
ship.
incidentally, the Canadian open
championship cup was expected to
arrive at Congressional today. Many
Washington people are expected to go
to Baltimore tomorrow to see the open
champion play.
Dates for the playing of the women's
championship of the Middle Atlantic
Golf Association have been tentatively
set for the first full week in October
and the tourney will probably be
played October s, s, Z and 8. The
event will be played over the course
of the Congressional Country Club
and Mrs. e. Boy Morrow of Balti.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-13
CUBS FIVE GAMES In VAN
AS CARDS DOWN PIRATES

mans tt victory over the Red SoX.
Boston pounded Eddie Rommel for
eight safeties. but could not bunch
them effectively.
Detroit won it's third straight over
the Browns. Vangilder was driven
out of the box in the eighth with a
four-run bombardment. ST. Louis
was held to seven hits by Whitehill.
Other teams were not scheduled. E
A summary of yesterdays games:
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston 5000 O1000-l 8
Philadelphia ..... 0 90 1 x-7 ID
wiltse and Hartley: Rommel and Cochrane.
St. Louis. ,..... o00dd0do o-3,7 9
vangilder: Ballou and schang; whitehill
and Woocall.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brook,vn 3oeoooo10o-6-s 2
Sew York 100000 81 IL 12~ l
Elliott. Pitt. Petty and Henline: Clarkson.
Fitzsimmons. Henry. Benton and Devormer'
Taylor.
Pittsburgh 100000 9
St Louis -. 00001 0 1000 IL <
Hill and Smith; Haines and O'Farrell.
Philadelphia ....s00o9d93oo-,s1t 3
Boston ......... o 2 U . x--l@ 10
Scott and Wilson: Robinson and Urban.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-13
SWIMMERS IN MEET.

Ranking swimmers of this section,
both men and women, were to match
strokes this afternoon at Wardman
Park Hotel pool in a meet in which
four South Atlantic championship
events were carded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-13
BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Philadelphia. :: Boston. L.
Detroit, :; st. Louis. 3.
STANDING OF THE CLCBS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-13

7 T will take a lot of bangup good
pitching by any one candidate in
the major leagues to excel the
1927 record of young Charlie Root
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-13

Frey and Phillips: GIaZner ana query.
Memphis 10000 100000 o-3 .
Birmem 0010011 10000 IA IL l
Kelly. Brown and Mckee; Brett Hilton
and Yaryan.
Chattanooga. ..... 00002 % 9
New Orleans. o O 0 x--o U
Koran and Lingle: REVERE Danforth and
Anderson
little Rock, ... OOOOO0o ii g 0
Atlanta. ..... 00011 A % IA
Dumont and Redmon; Bates and Kohl
becker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-13

Augusta. 4: Greenville. Q.
SDartanburg. Z: Macon. 8.
On arlotte. Q: AshevIlle. l.
C1llln1hus. s: Knoxville. ;.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-13
BY JOHN b. KELLER.

w YHlLE the Nationals We're
resting and the Yankees
wv We're taking a licking from
the Orioles in an exhibition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-13
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

Norfolk. q: Wilson. !.
Richmond. 4: Kinston. 2.
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Easter SdviugS 0n-
Tots handkerchief

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tiny cart holds two handkerchefs and chick so
An indeStructbe doll and handkerchief so
Kid handkerchief holder, in chicken shape with two
handkerchiefs Observation-Disclosures. so
Small baskets with handkerchiefs so
Easter basket bunny chick and one handkerchief so
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-28
VEL 'KA MoRsKA
KATAsTRoFA

Okolo 6S talianskych vyst "a
hovalcov do Argentiny a Brazilie
zatopilo sa stredu rano asi 200
mil cd brazilskeho pobrezia, ked
parnik ''Principessa Mafalda'
stroskotal sa a potopil pri naraze
ma skaliska vycnievajuce NOR
skeho dna. Parniky, ktore sa po-
nahl' l'aly ma pomoc topiacim, "a
chranily ITO osob zpomedzi 1898
cestovatelov, 2 ktorych skoro vse.
tel boil vyst 'ahovalci, idlci do
Argentiny Brazilie. Ina zprava
udava, ze sa lod' potopila nasled-
kom vybuchu lodi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-28
sTAREC ZABITY vLAKoM

Lorenzo Gallie Carranzi, so
rotny Italian Hubbard, zabity
Dol vo Stvrtok v tom mestecku
nakladnym vlakom Erie drahy ma
Main st. krizovatke. Carranzi
prechodil cez kol'aje ' case, ked
siel osobny vlak S jednej strany
a nakladny vlak S druhej. Osob.
nemu vlalSu sa vyhnul ma druh1
kol al rovno pred prichodiaci ma.
kladny vlak. Jeho telo bolo hroz
ne dotrhane.
Carranzi, vzdor vysok6mu We
ku, Dol chlap ma mieste a len pred
pol rokom So mu syn narodil. Tiei
ma 3-rocneho synka. Ma tejto o
kolici prebyval vyse As rokor.s
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-28
Predna$ka
cisiel K. J.
Bude sa odbyvat' 13. nov. vecer
v skole Najsv. Mena Jezis.

V dnorh IL. l2. novembra bu-
de zasedat' Y Youngstown finan-
cny yybor |. X s. j. a 2 tel pri
lezitosti youngstownske a okoli.
te cisla X. j. sa ushodly spolocne
ma schodzi odbyvanej Skole Sv.
Cyrilla Methoda 19. okt., uspo-
riadat' prednasku ma Il. novem-
bra vecer prospech kampane.
ktorn X. j. vedie novych clenov.
Upominam vsetkych Jednotarov a
Wac iradnikov cisiel starostov
MI. Od., ably SINE sa vsetcia dali
do prace elm Wac clenov dosta-
Ii do X. j., zeby SINE sa nezahan
bill pred hi. iiradom, ale boil mai
lepSie odmeneni. Ticz prosim ma
sieh velebnych panov, ably nam
pomahali agitovat' "a X. j.
Prednaska bude sa odbyyat' ma
Steelton pri osade Mena JcziS, a
ko 81 vacSina tisiel ziadala. Pro
gram prednasky bude uverejne
ny v tychto novinach.
Oznamujem zastupcom cisiel, II
druha schodza bude sa odbyvat
ma tdto nedel'u,, 30. oktobra vece,
1870 pod kostolom osady Sv
Mateja ma Lansingyille, ako 81 tt
zastupcovia ziadali ma minulei
schodzi. Prosim, aby kazde cisl
bolo zastnpene ma tejto schodzi
lebo vazne veci musia byt' pre-
jednane uz ma tejto schodzi. Cas-,
je malo, uz len asi IA dni.
Ia prednaskovy vybor,
Jozef Martinlo, predsed:
Josef Reh&k, zapisnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-28
DO CAMPBE1L A
COITSvmLE TWP.

Slovenskym volicom "a voli6kam
Campbell a Coitsville Township
do laskavej priazne odpor1came
nasich slovenskych kandidatov I:
I.udyika F.. Hamraka, Michala j.
Murara a Jana Repaskeho, ktorf
sa uchadzajd 0 1rad trustisov
Coitsville Township. Pan Hamrak
sa osvedGil uz doteraz 60 predse-
da trustisov, ze je hoden d6very
slovakov a PIP. Murar a Repasky
sli kazdemu zn&mi Go statocni oh.
6anm vernf Slovaci, ktori budn
zaujmy obeanstya verne chranit
poctive vsetky povinnosti vyko.
navat'. Mech MET Slovaka-obcana
Slovenky.ob6anky ktorf by ma
tychto nasich l'ndi nehlasovali
pa s. novembra.
Podobne odporn1ame hlasovat'
brAtom Campbelfcanom ma celt
republikAnsku tiketu, na ktorej
cela polovica kandidatov sd Slo-
v6ci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-28
Vel'ky koncert
v Haseltone
slAvni spevaci William Stark "
Chris Powers budn spievat' M
plane zahra prof. Mra8ek. Skolak<
dietky raspievaju SLOW. pissns. @

v tito nedel'u, 80. oktobra yc.
Ger 0 s. hodine zahajeny bude
vel'ky ,imelecky koncert skole
osady Sv. Alzbety ma N. Haseltine
Ave, na ktorom icinkoyat bu-
dn ehyrni a youngstownskym Slo-
vakom uz znami obi 'nbeni spe-
vacki umelci William Stark u
Chris Powers. Okrem tychto "a
hra Ia plane yia.ere klasicke
skladby prof. Otokar Mrazek, or
ganista osady Sy. Cyrilla "a Me-
thoda. ktory bnde al spevakov
doprevadzat'. Medzi prestavkami1
spievat b,ldii slovenske piesnc
Skolske dietky osady Sv. Alzbp-
ty. Pritom obecenstyo zaaije al
prekvapenie. lebo ma programc ST
~ niektori slovenski spcyaci. DIR
chovny osady, Rev. Jozef Kostik
oovolava ma tento koncert vSet-
kych Slovakov Youngstown a
5lizkeho okolia. Kto pride, xaziie
nezapomenutel ne chvile.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-28

dzoretovym farmarom. Vsetci Gle
novia vrazedlnej luzy boil pred.
vedeni uz vO Stvrtok rano pred
vel koporotu, ktord ich 20 jed
nom vysl1cha. Vrahovia sa yyho-
varaj1, ze striel ali len "v seba-
obrane'', ked' Popo hrozil i'm ko-
saxon, ale Smith a jeho zena
svedeili V utorok, ze sa Popo ami
najmenej nevyhrazal, lebo nemal
ami kedy, ked'ze skoro nato, ako
vysiel zpoza mastale, skvajer f.
ckis rozkazal striel at. Okrem to.
no okresny zalobca hovori, ze
skvajer a jeho konstabcl nemali
prava ist do Milton Township,
ked' 'ze s1 zvoleni pre- Jackson
Township. Tiez nemali sebou ziad:
nych 1radnych papierov, ktore by
ich opravnovaly, al to len North
Jackson, zhabat' kona tel "a,
ktore Popo wal cd Straupa co svo
ju placu. Svojou pritomnost 'ou
pri vrazde prestlpili diva body "a
konoy k tomu stall sa hlavnymi
vinnfkmi ma vrazde.
Anton Popo Dol Amerike u5
Is rokov "a posledne :tri roxy
sldzil po farmeroch okolo North
Jackson. Bol mrz&k, . drevenej
nohe. Pochodil BanAtu (Juho'
slAvie), kde ma 9dajne zenui tro-
je detf.. Smith -Kova6 je Mad ar