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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-04

/. Mnuleho tyzdnA2 platok Wy
drziavana bola vaina schodza "a
stupcov SLOW. Ligy, SLOW. organi-
ZACH a politickych klubov v Hol-
lenden hotei. v Clevelande, na kto
rej Youngstown Y zsstirpeny bol
PIP Revess. Koeisom, sJozefom j.
Schromofskym, A. NJ. Palkoricom
adv. NJ. ). Palkovicom a Marti.
nom j. Lesnakom. Zastupene boly
skoto vsetky vacsie slovenske Or
ganizacie a n1noho politickych
klubov. . -. - i
Ma dopoludna Eom zasadnuti
pojednavalo 50 OIL 'adom prist a
hovaleckeho zakona a csl. kvoty.
Predseda Slovenskej Lgy, p. l.
van Bielek preeital Memorandum,
ktore meme americkych Slova-
kov by malaT dorucit' prezidento-
vi Coolidgeovi zvlastna delegacia
zastupcov slov. organizacii. Me.
morandum bolo TAX briliantne So
stavene, ze bolo jednohlasne. S o,
duSevnenfm prijate. Delegacia poi
de do Washingtonu v decembri.
hned' po zahajenf kongresu. Tiez
ma tomto zasadnuti prijata bola
rezoltcia proti Rothermeroyi, V
ktorej ie spomenute al utratenic
cast. spisa a Gravy.
Popoludni pojednavane bolo o
zalozeni krajinskej politickej or
ganizacie americkych Slovakov. O
predmete recnili viaceri zastupci,
ako: Rev. Kocis, A. NJ. Palkovit,
advokat NJ. ]. Palkovic, A. V. Ko-
zak, Simko, Hricko, Pankuch, Ba-
dzik, Bielek, Kociir, Stefanik a
mnohi INF. Boly vymenene mienky
a Mich debatovane. Kazdy uznal
"a potrebne mat takuto organiza
ciu, len bolo t'azko urcit', ei to
ma byt' organizacia strankova a.
lebo nestranna; ci ma byt' v lone
SLOW. Hgy alebo celkom neodvis-
Ia. Konecne, ako nam p. Ivan Bic
lex pise, saPoliticka organizacia
bola zalozen6 ' lone Lfgy poma-
ly prikro6f ga ku raznemu orga-
nizovaniu miestnych, okresnych a
statnych politickych klubov TAX
utvoreniu narodnej organizacie
politickej Y lone Iaigy. Schodza
dala zaklady ma ttchto pokdsi.
me sa vybudovat stavbu dobrti.
prospesnl q stalu. Pan Bielek
d 'slej piss Sch5dza bola VEL
kolep4. ~ Aovenskych otganizA-
eli chybovAlA len T: 81. s. ! po-
liticKe klsby ma psskyspily po-
Stoan vyslSnyeh 16stupcoy.. 1
Ma schtaxia youngstownski r.
stupcsvia spcvedAh 0 nasej po-
litickej aniisovanosti '. me.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-04
POLITICKY
PR b HL'AD
.VoL'BY % TU..

Ma bndlici utorok hudeme vo
lit nielen mayorov pre- mcsta
Youngstown, Campbell a Struth.
ers, ale hlasovat' Al "a a proti vaz.
ny1n navrhom. Ohl'adom toho, ze
Evening star., 1927-07-17

get from other types in midsummer You don't have wait
for nurse your motor while it up.
Oil duon prevented Greater power speed and fuel economy
obtained Every phase of performance brilliantly better
These Hudson inventions give performance and reliability
supremacy that Immediately and continuously apparent
whether you drive your Hudson city block hundred
thousand miles, You need but single demonstration give
such conviction of superiority you experienced
in any automobile.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
1923 Studebaker Spec. 8 Touring

This is one we do not hesitate to guar an
tee, as we have Just completed an verhaul-
ing of the motor and it is right. brand~neW
Hood tires are installed This car ia reCeiv-
ing its last coat of paint in our paint shop
and we go on record as saying there IS
none better in town; painted a beautiful
dark fern green with black trimming. and
has fun equipment You can have a real
automobile at the low price of $500.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
1Q16 Oakland Sedan

Blue Duco paint Excellent tires; every
necessary accessory has been installed Our
guarantee assures you of its mechanical eX-
cellence wonderful buy for those who
desire looks comfort performance and dura-
biHty Of ear. Only one year old. at less
than half its original price. Let us dem
onstTate.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
1925 Ford Sedan.

At least $3.50 worth of extras. including
seat covers. cut.out. bumpers. spare tire, etc
The motor is, excellent. new Transmission
bands installed by us: the paint is some
what DUH but far from being in need of
new. We have never had better one
than this for $215
Evening star., 1927-05-15
1920 WllinDet Coach.

Driven about 1000 miles by most care
ful owner. and the car shows 1t; no signs Of
ard equipment, including spare tire There
IL nothing about this TO show il has
been used. We advise you TO act quickly.
Price $3.50
Evening star., 1927-05-15
1928 Davis Touring.

This is sport touring OF excellenty good
lines. Tires mounted on side: 5 brand-new
Vacuum Cup tires. We have recently re-
painted this car batteship gray with red
trimming. The motor is in, fine condition,
recently overhauled in our shop. upholster-
ing is perfect, tan Spanish leather Don't
miss seeing this. Price, $500
Evening star., 1927-05-15
dzM[Z<Is6''z>6' dz[||
REAL BARGAINS.
Studebaker Late 1926 Big 8
S-nass Sedan

5-pass. Sedan.
Almost like new only driven few miles
original cost $500; our price, s1,45o; T.
months TO pay.
Hupp 1926 Sedan.
sxeyIinder and in perfect shane fnl
where, Take it for $3.50 and II months
to pay.
Tewett Touring. 1924.
every way. tires all good. so is the finish,
Act quick on this one: S3i5 and IL months
to pay
1926 Hupp Sedan.
Straight eight, Here is one Of the most
popular eghts on the market perfeci
L. months TO pay.
Cleveland 1925 4-door Sedan.
FUZZY seqgipped and in perfect eat mechanical
Studebaker Touring.
ment: mechanically Ok. Low priced at
S445 and IL months to pay
Chrysler 40" Brougham, 1925.
Fully equipped: mechanical condition ex-
cellent; 1925. II months to pay.
Studebaker Berllne.
Late model big six. Ideal car for hacker
Price is $1.375 and j. months to pay.
Cadillac O3 Phaeton.
Fully equipped: very good tires; meGh@an: @
ica condition perfect and guaranteed: Sl.o75
aid IL months to pay.
Olds touring .............S- .S-OO
Essex coach 1925 ....... 3I5
Pontiac Coach. .......... 59o
Late Marmon sedan. ..... 5OO
Maxwell roadster. ...... l45
Ford sedan ............ 20
Every Car Backed
By Studebaker's
National
Advertised Pledge.
JOSEPH McREYNOLDS,
Studebaker Bldg.
14th at Z St,
White Front Lot, 1906 l4th.
Open Evenings and Sundays
Evening star., 1927-05-15
1926 l4th III 18th
WARDMAN
USED CAR DEPARTMENT
I'LL 14tf

advertising principle used IS based entirely on
accuracy and ruhfuness concerning each and every car
visit to showroom will you OF the above state
ment Every is truly represented and guaranteed
Evening star., 1927-05-15
1924 Overland 6 Sedan.

De luxe model You will not believe Us
when inform you this car has been zen used,
only ask that YOU test it. b, Driven. by a
careful owner, only 5000 miles i is Iust
broken in The color is beautiful Peru
Wan Cream. Gold trimming and black
moiding Deep upholstered seats of the
finest Grade of velour. Fully warranted 90
day-guaranteed battery. Trade Of light car
accepted. Price. $3.50
Evening star., 1927-05-15
THINK

Of the many happy days ahead
and be sure you see our won
derful display of Used Cars"
large assortment-all recondi-
toned standard makes.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
1922 Willvs-Knight 5-pass. Sdn.

1872 Willys-Knight 5-pass. odn.
Willis this car has considerable m,i.llee;ase
Knisht" improves with use holds good in
this instance. The tires are good for at
least 5000 miles, the paint Is poor: upnol-
stery shows practically no wear. Just the
car for a family who wants room. Durabil
fty ease of handling and. above all, lack of
mechanical trouble. We guarantee the
above statement: S275 without paint $3.50,
palnf color OptiOn3I.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
Your Car in Trade
ROADSTERS

Some with rumble seats-late
models-right prices-any dem
onstration. See these cars be-
fore you buy:
1924 IS Buick Roadster. -. $500
1925 IS Buick Roadster US
1925 Advanced Nash 80. $50
1927 Nash Roadster ...... 1850
Evening star., 1927-05-15
1925 Dodge COuDe.

We can't find anything to repair about
nls his, one e. and can assure the purchase has i Is
enamel paint is excellent: good tires 8 bal
loonsl We only ask that you see and drive
II. Price. S4r5.
Evening star., 1927-05-15

Everybody who can afford it should have -
automobile to enjoy the great out of doors during
the Spring and Summer.
In order to present another opportunity to
those who could not take advantage of the offer
ing made last month, these dealers are dnnounc-
ing on this page another great assortment OF used
car values.
Read all these lists carefully and select the car
most suited to your need.
Evening star., 1927-05-15

And Many Other % and "a
Standard Makes, All Models.
SOUTHERN MOTOR SALES,
1924 18th. Pot. 1851.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
A MOST
AGREEABLE
SURPRISE
FOR YOU.
Stop
Al the Used Car

At the Used Car
Corner, 10th and You Sts., dur
ing the next 10 days and see for
yourself that we are offering
some real bargains, and at a
greater saving than ever before.
Guaranteed as Represented.
MANY MAKES---ALL MODELS.
Buick Studebaker.
Cadillac Pierce Arrow.
Peerless Hudson.
Olds. Stearns-knight
WilIys- knight Marmon
Small down payment, balance
G.. M. A. C.. liberal and conven-
lent payment plan.
The Washington Cadillac Co.,
10th q You aud 1220.os 22nd ST..
opsa EVENING". FRANKLIN 1904.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
BUICK-BUlCK.
BUICK.
STANLEY H. HORNER, INC.
USED CAR DEPARTMENT.

20 Buick 6 coupe, 4-pass. 81 $50
p Dodge sedan .... 200
'23 Buick 7-pass. sedan. 500
"a Buick coupe, 4-pass. =. ESQ
'23 Buick sport touring. 425
IS Buick master 6 coach. $50
'23 Stutz roadster ..... $50
'25 Buick brougham. ... 1900
"a Buick sport roadster. $50
20 Buick standard coach. 1000
10 Cadillac 5-pass. sedan. 400
'25 Buick coach. ....... $50
"a Nash touring, 7-pass.. AIS
rs Willys-Knight brm. .. 1885
"a REQ touring, 7-pass. =. 425
"a Buick touring, 7-pass. $50
rs Ford coupe ......... 200
"a Buick 7-pass. sedan. $50
STANLEY H. HORNER. INC.
~ Epea EVENING".
Evening star., 1927-05-15
ROAS,

That we offer for your inspec-
tion as complete line of late
model used cars as can be seen
in Washington.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
II A w K ms

Dependable Used Cars,
1926 Dodge Coupe ...... S785
1925 Chevrolet Sedan. 49,. $50
1926 Pontiac Coupe ...... SIS
1923 Hudson Sedan -. 800
1924 Nash Touring ....... 375
1925 Ford Touring ....... 40
1927 Nash Adv. 6 Demo. L ,425
1927 Nash Light s Demo. ,050
Evening star., 1927-05-15
HupD 1926 Sedan.

Almost like new. only driven a few miles,
original cost $1,000; our price, 81, 400; IL
months to pay.
Evening star., 1927-05-15

We have exceptionally good buys in the low-price
field in the following makes Dodge, Essex, Ford Overland
Durant. Priced from SIS $3.50, Genuine transportation
at low Easy
Evening star., 1927-05-15
Special Offer

Especial Offer"
Something new to offer youi
Only driven 1884 miles-and
sold under our written New-Car
Guarantee. A chance to save
a couple of hundred dollars in
buying
1927-NASH-235
Coupe, done in two-tone Duco;
fully equipped.
Evening star., 1927-05-15

USED CAR BARGAINS.
1927 Buick Master Sedan,
new-car guarantee; driven $500
miles.
1924 Buick Sedan, good tires,
motor reconditioned and new
Duco paint.
1926 Ford Coupe, with extras; ;
bargain at $3.50.
Maxwell Sport Touring, motor
recently rebuilt. Sl75.
Buick 7-pass. Sedan. new
tires; good mechanical condi-
FRED. N. WINDRIDGE,
Buick Sales and<Service.
Rosslyn, Va. 0lar. 400.
2
Evening star., 1927-05-15

SIX cylinder and In perfect shane,
equipment and glad to demonstrate &
where Take it for $3.50 and II NOR
to pay.
Evening star., 1927-05-15

1926 Hupp Sedan.
Straight eight, Here is one OF The most
popular eights on the market. Perfect
shape throughout. tires all new: Sl,5oO ana
L. months to pay.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-23
BERLIN NEWS
(Continued from Page Seven)

corps scheduled for tomorrow eve ming have been postponed until next week.
 The Boys club will meet Friday evening at the usual hours.
 The harvest whist at Sacred Heart church was largely attended. Prizes were awarded to the following: ladies' first. Mrs. G. Corr: second. Mrs, Thomas Dolan; third. Miss Gertrude Comfort; fourth. Mrs. J. Donovan: fifth, Miss Mary Frank; sixth, Mrs. J. A. Williams. Gentle mems first, John P. Lewis: second, Edward Dolan; third. Joseph Cote; fourth; A. Peterson: fifth. Wesley Goodrich: sixth. w. G. Pagan. The two first prizes were chickens. the remainder of the prizes were in keeping with the occasion. Mrs. George Dalbcy will be the hostess.
 Mir and Mrs. Adam krauth are entertaining relatives from New Jer- sey at their home on Grove street.
 Selma Chapman has returned from a visit with relatives in New Britain.
 There will be no football game day between the Ber- lin Panthers and the Berlin Con- struction Co. team as previously an- nounced. II Is probable that the game will be played either next or the Sunday following.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-23
FORMER SPR!NTER
 DIES IN POVERTY
Bobby Muir Known to Thou
 sands in Former Years

Once regarded as one Of the greatest runners in New England and followed wherever he performed by throngs or sporting men. Robert Muir spent his declining days alone in a hotel room preparing for his re- moval to the town home, 1t became known following his death Monday night.
 A few decades ago the name of Bobby Muir was on the lips of every follower Of track events in this sec tion or the country. He was feted on all sides and never ran a race without heavy betting in his favor. With the passing Of years he faded from the sporting world until final ly, without funds he found himself i'll such need that action by the city to provide for him was deemed necessary. Awaiting entry to the town home he was given room in the Park hotel where he became III. A physician examined him and or dered him to the hospital Monday afternoon where he died few hours later.
 4 handful Of his old friends and a few relatives were all who were present 10 pay their last respects at his funeral which was held in Frank P. Duffy's undertaking parlors on
New Britain herald., 1927-11-23
"GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES' WRITER
 INTENDS TO LOAF REST OF HER LIFE
Anita Loos Has Enough Money in Bank From Her Book. Stage and Movie Receipts That She May
 Devote Remainder of Days to Pleasure

The future they plan 10 divide the year with visits 10 Vienna, London, New York and Palm Beach. with Vienna being the mos, favored city ot the four places.
 "lts the only civilized city in the world that is not spoiled by traffic and dirt Miss Loos says. And they both agree, 'it's good place 10 loat."
 While h Vienna Mir. Emerson un- de7wont ar operation on his throa. which has restored his voice threat ened by aa attack ot laryneitis. Miss Loos was operated on for sinus trouble
 As her valsdictory Mss 1oos warns woVla-he authors no, 10 Write books There's no money in books except iG :hs Reproductions such as plays and movie rights" she says.
 The sage production o' her bes. seller ne,'si tw,ca as much as the sale ot the book she says.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-23
Old Fashioned Dances
 On File at Institute

A complete collection of Henry Ford's compilation of old-time dances have been received at the New Britain Institute. where the librarian. Miss Greta F.. Brown, will place them in the music department after they have been bound.
 The dances came direct from the Ford organization and evidently is q part Of Mr. Ford's plan 10 popularize the dances which grandpa found thrilling. and which to modern ears are piQuant and quaint.
 The dances came for piano solo and the orchestra parts. Their his toric value is considerable. many of them dating from colonial times. Miss Brown will have the piano solo parts bound and the orchestra parts placed in folders. This done, they will be placed in the rapidly eX- Handing music section Of the library.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-23
RUTH MUST DIE
 WEEK 0F JAN. 2
tCOn.inued from Firs. Page.)

the blame as possible upon the other. -
 Henry Judd Gray's testimony was 10 show that he was only q blind tool, with mind and will SO weakened by indulgence in intoxi- eating liquors and other excesses that he was incapable or resistance 10 q stronger personality. incapable ln his then state of mind of delib- er".jon. A mass Of circumstances heliti the claim of exculpation Of either. Tie jury might well find that each defendant by testimony in open court has established the guilt ot both.
 "Throushout the trial and in his charge. the trial justice with scru- QUlous care protected the rights Of both defendants '-'
 section Sal Of the code of crim- inal procedure as recently amended provides that defendants jointly in- dict@1 may be tried separately or jointly at tho discretion of the court. -
 The statute has merely restored the common law rule that a separate trial of defendants who were jointly indicted might not be demanded as matter of right by the accused but might he ordered in its discretion by the court
 Possibility of injury 10 Mrs. Shy dSr arising from the presentation 10 the jury Of Grays confession which accused her, though 1t might not be properly considered by the jury against her. is not substantial when thor own confession shows her guilt. Possibility Of such injury disappears when Gray at the trial takes the stand and gives testimony of the same allegations which Mrs. Snyder claimed should not be disclosed to the jury. There is no possible basis upon the record for any claim that q joint trial deprived either defendant oNtho right to fair trial before an impartial jury which reaches deci- sion by weighing competent evi- d,uct.
 Judgments affirmed"
New Britain herald., 1927-11-23
GIGANTIC STEEL
 MERGER RUNORED
NeH York Herald Reports Com. panies Combining

New York. Nov. os C7-The New York Herald Tribune today says it ms learned ia important banking circles that 8 plan 10 form a merger 0: independent steel-produc- lns companies which will have units embracing the entire industry is be- hind ths sale ot s75.00Q.lQ0 bonds " the Youngstown Sheet and Tube company.
 With probable ranking next in size 10 the United States Seel com- pany i- is planned to start this new steel giant with . capitalization sui :ciea,iy large 70 permit it to com- qeta with is most powerful rival. he newspaper says.
 Youngstown sheet and tube. third largest s.eel CoTpany in the United States, will tao the leadership ir bringing about this combine and the financing. just promoted by Kuhn Loeb and company. will be used !n part 10 carry out it's merger plans.
 If present negotiations are com pleted TWO midi.a-wes:ern organ.za- tions Inland Steel company and Corr! gon-Nchinnoy Steel company. Will be the first taken into the fold.
 Other firms mentioned as prob able merger units are TurbUu Steel. Central Valley Steel Jones and Laughl;n and Otis Steel.
 The G2rouncemeat made q the time ot the offering ot the S75.0Q0,- Cg1 bonds Of Youngstown sheet and tube said the purpose 0: the issue was 70 refund the conpary's out- standing bonded debt Of s64.ic2.> 5Q1. This leaves a balance that can be employed for other purposes. the Herald Tribune points out. placing the company !n position 10 head mercer
New Britain herald., 1927-11-23

New York, Nov Gs JP-Anita Loos. with enough money in the bank from the book. stage and movie receipts Of Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" is soins 10 loa, the 0- mainder Of her life.
 The philosophy 0. th. not-ye;- thirty author and her ffty-three year old hustaad. John Emerson. as expressed CT their return from Eg- rope. Is: Make 1. while you can. save i'. and thsn start enjoying it. when you stili have enough life Jeff in you 10 en,oy the pleasures that spending II brings"
 Mir. Emerson. also an author and at present president 0. the Actors Equity Assoc c.&tion. says. "Ameri- cans work 10. too hard. when they do get sufficient 10 live or they seem 10 wan: more-;ust 10 count it."
 The Emersons intend 10 devote the rest Of their life to travel. For
New Britain herald., 1927-11-23
City Items

Roman Kramer ot New Haven and Catherine Platuscr of 17 Oak street filed marriage intentions at the office CT the town clerk today.
 Blue Plate Luncheon. 55c. Special luncheon, +Qc. Blue swan. opp. Strand theater-adyt-
 A meeting ot the democratic party will be held Friday night u. headquarters on Main street. it was announced following last nights meeting.
 Open Thanksgiving night. Big [ trolic. Blue swan. across from Strand theater.-aiyt. Comptroller Newell s. Ames of the Senior High school. Mrs. Ames and their daughter left this after noon 10 spend the holiday sr the former home al North Atueboro. Mass.
 Double header Roller Polo. ThanksElying.-adyt
 Chester D. Williams Of Liberty street has returned from hunting trip 10 Maine. where he shot a huge buck deer, He was accompan!ed by Harold Bradstreet O. s--a,tord.
 Double header Roller Polo. ThanksEiving-adv:
 A number Of the members Of Nathan Hale chapter. De Molay. will attend the De Mo,ay dance in M!ddletown thls evening.
 Fred Jean here with Holyoke Thankss.y!ng.--a3y,.
 Mrs. J, G. Fenton 0, s4 South Burritt street has returned home from the New Britain General hos p:tal. Her condition is greatly i'm proved.
 Fred Jean here with Holyoke. Th@Hkssiying.-advt.
 Claude W. Stevens, jr.. ot Ken si1gtoA will spend the Thanksgiving holidays with his parents.
 Ho!yoke here Thanksgiving Church St. Arena,-advt.
 John Lacava Of Hawkins street. q Georgetown student, will spend the weekend with his parents.
 Holyoke here ThanksgiviHg- Church st, Arena.-advt. Marion Zaleski ot Fordham uni versity is visiting his parents in this city.
 Holyoke here Thanksgiving- Church St. Arena.-advt
 Mir. and Mrs. Frederick NJ. Hall of Vance street will spend the hol- days with friends in Springfield, Mass.
 Two games with Holyoke here Thanksgly glying.-advt
New Britain herald., 1927-11-23

2 vacation ot one week Officer Thomas Mccarthy also left this morning for weeks vacation.
 Case Nolled
 Louis Narutls of Waterbury, who passed the signal standard al the corner or Main street and the Me morial Boulevard last evening. was allowed 10 So this morning by Prose- cutting Attorney James T. Nather after paying the costs.
 Funeral of Mrs. Elmer E. Stockton
 The funeral Of Mrs. Elmer F. Stockton. who died al the Hartford hospital Monday morning following an operation. was held Rt o'clock this afternoon from her late resi- dence st l06 Maple street. Rev. P. r. Woltenden. pastor of the Baptist church. conducted the services and the remains were shipped 10 Blooms bury. N. J. for burial
 Fire Commissioners 10 Meet
 The regular meeting Of the board c. fire commissioners will be held at s o'clock next Friday evening In the city council chamber.
 Country Club Election
 Charles R. Simmons has been elected president Of the Chippanee Country club. Other officers elect cd are as follows: Vice presidents, Dr. Ralph A. Richardson and Brown Joyce: secretary. Lester c. Sigour- ney: treasurer. Harry (. Barnes. di- rectors for two years. p. R. \. Whip pie and Herbert I.add; auditors, John F. Condon and Verer A Greene.
 A meeting O. PeQuabuck Lodge, T. O. O. F., will be held at < o'clock this evening In Arcanum hall.
 To Close For Remainder of Week
 The plant Of the New Departure Manufacturing company will close this evening for Thanksgiving and he remainder Of the week
 All other factories will close for one day only.