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Evening star., 1927-07-16
HURT IN BALL GAME.
Hyattsville Boy in Serious Condi.
tion From Blow of Bat.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, July 16.-Struck on
the head with n bat during a base ball
game at Gwynn Oak Park yesterday.
Dorsey B. Mcguire, II years old, of
Hyattsville, Md, is in a critical condi-
ton at Mercy Hospital. Physicians
say he has concussion Of the brain
and possible fracture of the skull.
During the game the boy stepped
directly into the path of a bat welded
by Earl French, IA, of Brentwood,
Md, according to the police. He was
knocked unconscious and DIR. r. w.
Locker gave first aid. afterward order
ing his removal to the hospital. Both
boys came to Baltimore to attend an
outing at the resort.
Evening star., 1927-07-16
NANKING NAMES COUNCIL.
Military Group Will Control Com
mander-in- Chief,

NANKING. China, July IS R).-A
military council. which will possess
the right of authority over the COM
set up by the moderate Nationalist
government, which has its headquar-
ters at Marking.
The council was formally inaugu-
rated yesterday, when its members
took the oath of office. Koo-yin-fu,
who presided, said that the council
would have functions similar to those
of the ministries of war, navy and air
in Europe, and that the army's COM
mander-in-chief would be subject to
the councils orders.
Evening star., 1927-07-16
HEAT DAMAGES ROADS.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HAGERSTOWN. Md, July 16.-
Serious damage to highways, particu
larry to concrete ones. as a result Of
the intense heat has been reported
here by motorists. Large sections of
road have been warped. making travel
dangerous. In some places huge
blocks Of concrete are raised up as
much as foot necessitating detours.
In front of Piney Mountain Inn,
along the Lincoln Highway near
Chambersburg, n block of concrete
pike is up about six inches, while on
the Berkeley Springs pike, just out.
side of Hancock, several sections have
raised up so high accidents have been
narrowly averted. The asphalt in the
cracks of concrete highways is being
forced out because of the expansion of
the concrete.
Evening star., 1927-07-16
Sentenced as Housebreaker.

Paul Greenlee, 1905 Moran street
northeast, today pleaded guilty before
Judge Mattingly in the United States
Branch of Police Court to charges of
larceny and housebreaking preferred
by his employer. Moffet B. Spillman,
and was sentenced to 80 days in Jail
on the first charge and held in $1,000
bond to await the action of the grand
jury on the second charge.
Evening star., 1927-07-16
HEN FINDS GOLD MINE.
Farmer Discovers Nuggets in Crop
of Chicken.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MONTREAL, Quebec, July 16.-An
item from CharlottetoWn, T.. +. l., an.
nounces the discovery of gold on the
farm of Jack Matheson. a returned
soldier. Extraction of pellets of pure
gold from the crop of his poultry gave
Matheson a cleW to the presence of
rich minerals on his place He es-
tablished that the poultry had been
eating some of the deposit from an
old well excavation and determined to
dig in that vicinity.
At depth of some 38 feet he struck
a rock formation similar to that which
carried the gold for in the crops Of
his chickens, and since then he has
himself dug up some nuggets.
Evening star., 1927-07-16
Burglars Rob Pastors Study.

Burglars broke into the pastors
study of Mount Vernon Place NJ E.
Church South, Ninth street and New
York avenue, last night and stole 81
from desk drawer. Police were told
that entrance was gained by jimmying
the door.
Evening star., 1927-07-16
Fireman Robbed in Quarters.

Fire Department officials and police
of the eleventh precinct today are in
vestigating a theft committed in the
quarters of No. 25 Engine Company
last night. Private Couburn Lauk
reported the taking OF $50 from his
trousers pocket while he was asleep,
Evening star., 1927-07-16
jailed for False Pretanses.

Charles T. Hazelwood was given
one year in Jail yesterday by Justice
Smith on a charge Of false pretenses
in the issuance of bad check for
S45 or
Evening star., 1927-07-16
500 Is Discovered
Among Programs
OF Old Opera Star

BY INC AsSOCIateU Press.
CHICAGO. July 16.--Tucked care
fully away between age-yellowed
programs and clippings telling of
the operatic triumphs in Vienna,
Berlin and Paris of Marie Gep-
hardt, $500 was found yesterday.
The money will be used to defray
funeral expenses of the 55-year-old
woman, one time mezzo-soprano of
the metropolitan Opera Co., who
died suddenly Tuesday.
Evening star., 1927-07-16
SMITH AND BR0NTE
SAFE In HAWAII AS
TREE WRECKS SHIP

CONTINUED from First Page.)
Evening star., 1927-07-16
SAPIRO DROPS SUIT
AS FORD RETRACTS
SERIES OF CHARGES

Continued from First Page.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-28
DELEGACIA MA sCH0DZU
sLoVENSKEJ IfaY

" Clevelande vydrziava sa toh.
to piatku poradna schodza Slo,
venskej Ligy OIL 'adom politicke.
no organizovania americkych Slo-
vakov. Ma tnto schodzu sli me-
sta Youngstown nasledovni: A.
NJ. Palkovic, hi. spravca K. s. a
predseda okresnej polit. federacie
slovenskej; advokat Michal j.
PalkovH Martin j. Lesnak, Go
zastupci federacie, a p. Jozef j.
Schromdfskyy, co zastupca Okr.
Sboru Ligy. Tito podaju potion
nasej verejnosti zpravu priebe-
hu schodze, ma ktorej budd pri-
tomni zastupcovia organizacii, Ca
sopisov politickych klubov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-28
PANT ZUZANNA JANtAR
ZOMREI.A.

/. Pani Zuzanna Jancar, manzel-
ka p. Pavla Jancara, 319 n. Watt
ST., zomrela v pondelok rano Y
nemocnici .Sv. Alzbety. Neboha
sdzovala sa V Youngstown uz SO
rokov a bola preto vel mi znama
Bola clenkyhou osady Sv. Cyrilla
4 Methoda, spolku Sv. L'udmily
'KSZJ. Ruzencoveho spolku.
Pohrab odbyval sa stredu Z
iomacnosti jej brata, Stefana Mi
kolaja ma Coitsville Road. Smu
.ocne bohosluzby odbaven6 boly
v chrame Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda
Pochovana bola ma Calvary Gin
torine. Okrem manzelka zanecha.
va tn sestru pi. Annu Holedko a
spomenuteho brata.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-28
Sch6dza Okr.
Sboru 81. Ligy
Bude Y utorok, /. novembra ve6er
v skole Sv. Cyrilla a MethoGaa.

/. u. d +
Oznamalj jeme ct. sborom Sloy
Ligy ako al vsetkym ct. spolkom,
prisldchajllcim do Iigy, ze riadna
schodza Okresndho Sboru vydf
aiayana bude ma bndlci utorol
ve6er q. novembra) skole Sy
Cyrilla a Methoda. Hiadame vie
tkych zastupcov sborov a spolkoy
ako al 1radnikov OkresnGho Sbo
ri, aby sa tejto schodze sutastnili
)ebo budc sa pojednavat vaz.
nych vcciach. Pristnpime k cinu
a yypracujeme 81 program prac
ktore prevedieme. Ma sch6dzi bu
de podana al zprava o schodz
1strednej spravy Slov. Ligy a po
litickych klubov, ze 20 sa ma ne;
vykonalo.
Jozef J. Schromofsky, nrads
M J. Lesnak, tajomnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-28
ADdERIcKf PRfBUZN1.

Ceskoslovensko je spojene mno-
hymi Npaskami Amerikou a maj
mocnejsim spojivom je rodinna
paska. Met takmer slovenskeho
domu ma Slovensku, ktoreho by
dakto nebol v Amerikn. A preto
MET vaeSej radosti donna, ako je
prichod pribuzneho Ameriky ma
navstevu rodinneho krbu. Najob-
l'ubenejsou dobou ma to sli Via
noce.
The North German Lloyd, kto-
RI rozumie tomuto zvyku naSich
rodakov, vybrala svoj obi 'nbeny
parnlk, BERLIN, iduci do kraja
10. decembra, ably yiezol vianoc-
nych vyletnikov do starej vlasti.
VacSina naSich rodakov pozna
obsluhu kuchynu tejto paropla.
vebnej linie. Europskt eesty na
LIIYOD parnikoch SIT vzdy pa.
matne. Tento parnik pride nacas
ma druh1 stranu, ably ste mohli
stravit' Vianoce a Novy rok v
kruhu svojej rodiny a priatel' 'ov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-28
sCH0DZA 80. sBORU
SLOVENSKEJ LIaY

Spolubratoy SO. Sboru Sloyen.
skej Llgy V meste nctive ziadam
ably sa dostavili ma schodzu nasho
sborl,. ktora sa az cd davna ne
vsdrziavala. Prichodf pre- mas do.
ba vaznej narodnej prace preto
musime sa sijst', svoj sbor oziyit
do radu cinnych sborov posta
Wit. Schodza bude utorok We.
Ger, l. nov, pred schodzou Okres-
neho Sboru, skole Sv. Cyrilla G
Methoda. Madam spolubratov, a.
by prisli v6assie, zeby SINE scho
dzu chytro skoncili a komu moi
no, i schodzu Okr. Sboru navsti
viii.
Iozef J. schromofsly, preds
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-28
HAsELTON sLOvAK TATRA
SPoLoK.

Gradnici ma rok 1927 81 nasledovnf:
stanislav Necko, predseda, Box 800
Haselton Sta. - Jan Bizup, podpred
seda, 1887 Gladstone st. - Martin
Zentko, detovnfk, p. o. Box LAT, Ha
selton Sta. - Jan Basists, pokl., lol
Haseltine Ave, City. Jozsf KaSengs
sApisnfk, 1889 Gladstone st., City. -
Dozorcoyia maietku 81: Michal Ko
zak, Box 151 Haselton Sta, City. Mar.
tin Basista, 100 Gladstone st., City,
Dozorca chorteh: Stefan Stole, P. O
Box 65 Haselton Sta, City. - str1i
iverf: valent Rovder st., P. O. Box 264
Haselton Sta, City.
Sch6dse vydrkiavajo . katdd 1. No.
iel'r : ms.iaei ' tkols sv. Aiibsty N
y. Hase..ipf I've. 2. popoludui.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-28
POLITICKA sCHODZA MA
STEELTON.

Slovensky Politicky Klub ma
Steelton vydrziavat' bude ne
delu, 90 oktobra vecer o Z. ho-
dine schodzu v osadnej miestpo
sti, ma ktor1 povolava vsetkych
clenov klubu obcanov+Slovakov.
Pridu recnit' kandidati ma roma
mite lrady mesta. Obcania, prfd ;.
te ich vypocut' ,aby ste 81 mohli
Mich 1sudok urobit' a vo vol'-
bach rozumne hlasovat'.
Urad klubu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-28
KU oBtANoM 7. WARDY.

Cteni obeania spolubratia Y
Z. warde, ma jnznej strane mesta,
povsimnite 81 tychto par riadkoy,
\ ktorych sa chcem zmienit OIL "a
dom vol by koncilmana pre- nasll
Wardu. Ako YAM je znamo ctenf
bratia q sestry, ma tenta tlrad u
chadza sa mas dobfe znamy pria-
tel q Slovak August kepko a pre-
to povinnost 'ou kazdtho Slovaka
a Slovenky je "a neho pracovat'. :.
ako len moano a nielen pracovat', :,
ale i hlasoyat ma s. noyembra ma
br. Kepku. Drahi bratia a sestry,
ked' sa pozrete ma druhn narod-
most uvidite, ako tam dovedna
drzia a jeden druhemu pomahaju.
len my Slovaci akosi ncmozcme
,lebo nevieme spolu drzat'. Hial
Bohu, najdu a teraz Sloyaci Y
Il. warde. ktori sn ME "a p. Kep.
III q robia proti nemu. Pozrite sa
ia naSich bratov Poliakov, ii "a
neho oduseynene pracuju budt
"a heho 100 procent i hlasovat'. ;.
To znamena. ze kazdy brat Poliak
ktory ma HAS. da no br. kepkovi.
TAX samo i brati: Ukrainci nespia
/ robia kol 'ko m6zu IA, neho. A
my SlOvaci sa name trhat'? To
by nam bola hanba Drahi bratia
a sestry, nedajme sa zahanbit'. a.
lie pracujme ruka ruke, lebo V
'pojenl je sila. Ked' spojene bude-
me "a svojho rodaka pracovat' a
hlasoyat', ia som isty, ze mas kan
didat, p. Kepko bude zvolcny "a
tonoilmana 7. wardy.
A pre- til prfcinu drahi bratia a
sestry prosim vas este raz, pra.
'ujte "a br. Kepku kde sa len da.
Xed' mate priatelov Incl narod-
aosti alebo medzi Amerikanmi.
'pomehte jeho memo, agitujte VISA
lie, kde sa da a ked' TAX kazdy
,robi, pan Kepko zvit All ma 3.
1ovembra, Go budc slavou pre- vse-
tkych Slovakov Youngstown.
Dobry slovak.
(Ten druhy odsek SINE vyne-
shall, lebo sa netyka Slovaka a
keby SINE no uverejnili, to by
lam prislo dopisov "a inych kan.
lidatov tol 'ko, ze by SINE museli
cely casopis mimi zaplnit'. Red.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-28
ANGLIA NAJHUSTEJSIE OBY
VAN0U ZEMOU sVETA,

Dl'a nedavnej statistiky hu.
stote obyvatel stva Anglii. je
tato zem najviac zal Ihdnenou re-.
mou sveta. Pripada tn ma stvoroc.
ny kilometer 1856 obyvatel 'ov,
kdezto V Belgii 1852, V Holland.
sku 2OO.7, Japonsku 1882, V Ne
mecku 125. Vo vsetkych ostat.
nyeh zemiach nezije nikde Wac a.
ko 100 l'udi ma .jednom stvoro6-
nom KIN. Celkom ma dnes Anglia
81 ,8S6,699 obyvatel'ov, z ktorych
je 1908, ,299 muzov, 1881 $50
zien. Inak vsak je dnesny prira-
stok obyvatel 'stva V Anglii men,
81 alo PRIV. Cd r. 1911 az do rollu
1921 zvacSil sa poIet obyvatcl'-
stva Anglii iba o 1,S16,OOO 'udi,
to jest prirastok tento je ,nlj.
menI 20 vsetkych desat 'roci, k. J.
re nasledovaly cd napoleonskych
vojen. l tn ako indie prejavily sa
tT..nky vojny mensim poctom no.
vo-narodenych detf vacsou imrt
most 'on valeenych rokov. PokiaP
sa tyka zamestnanai prfblizne 2.5
obyvatel 'stva tvoria priemyslovf
robotnfci, asi / desatinu rybari a
zemedelci Wac ako jednu treti.
nu prislusnici dopravy a obchodu.
Priemerny vek obyvatel'stva sa
vsak v Anglii predEil, co nutno
pripocftat' ma vrub zvyseniu pc
covania 0 hygienu a lcelnym soei-
alnym zariadeniam. Roku 1881
boil priemerny vek obyvatel 'ov
Anglie 26.2 rokoy. r. 1911 28.6,
dnes vsak 3O.6.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-28
MRTVOI.A STAREJ ...
zENY v RIEKE

Rri West Middlesex vylovena
bola nedavno 20 Shenango rieky
mrtvola 75-rocnej Mrs. John D
Tpuxall a vrchnosti nemohly u.
dat prfcinu jej smrti. Koroner ri
still, ze starenka sa nepatopila, a.
lie nebola AMI zabita. Preto mysli
se starenka iddc po brehu rieky
1apadnuta bola srde6nou poraz
kou zomrela okamzenf, ked
nadia do rieky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-28
sEDLIAUKY BAL
v HASELToNE

Spoiok Sv. Mateja, {. 260. X. j.
Haselton Dude vydrziavat' vel,
ky sedliacky bal ma %. oktobra,
sobotu vecer, 9 pol 8. hodine v
skolskej miestnosti ma Haseltine
Ave. Povolava svojich ddov ako
al vsetkych Haseltoncanov, sta
rych al mladych, ably prisli, lebo
to bude bal, axe este nebol. Pri
tom budl davane' al vselijake cd,
meny. Teda mech kazdy pride me-
dzi mas 50 zabavit'. O zakusky a
obcerstvenie postara SO vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-28
MASKARltH BAL
KADITSKEJ ZEN. J1n0f.

Clslo II. Slovenskej Kadetskej
Zenskej Jednoty ' Campbell u
sporiada ma sobotu, %. oktobra
ye6er 0 Z. hod. vel'ky maSkarnt
bal Talianskej hale ma 18th St.,
ma ktort povolava slovenske obe-
censtvo. Rozdane budd tri krAane
ceny najkrajsfm a najskaredSim
maskAm. Vstupne je len 500 pre-
mnxov . 25c pre- Eeny. vfbofnk
PirodkovA orchestra bhde hrAt' 4
tepcu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-28
URoDA JABLK MALA.

Tohorocna 1roda jablk v Spo-
jenych Statoch bola najmensia v
90. rokoch. Urodilo sa len polovi-
cu ol'ko jablk, kol 'ko minuleho
roku q preto jablka toho roku bu-
d1 vel mi drahe.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-28
H'ADA sA

.Jozef Myjavec, ktorv donedavna
byval v (. 296 Reed Ave, Camp
bell, @. Potrebny je svedGit' '
pravotnej zalezitosti ydoyy Malta
Kundrovej 0 uznanie vlastnicke-
no prava ma majetok, pri kipe
ktoreho p. Myjavec boil syedkom
Kto by p. Myjavcoyi znal, kde
sa teraz zdrzuje, alebo on. sam
mech sa prihlasi Il NJ. Mraz. y re
dakcii tychto novfn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-28
JANOSfKOv POKLAD!

Najnovsi roman 0 tomto sloven-
skom bohatierovi a jeho polka
doch. Nasledkom zakdpenia vel'-
keho nAkladu "a snHenn cenu 81.
Je to vel'mi pdtavy roman ma
is obrazov.
NJ. MRAz
800 Federal st., Youngstown, o.
Y redakcii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-28
YOUN0sToWNsK9 Y NEMoU1
PODPoRuJtCI SPoLox
TAxGA,

Uradnici: Jossf Msrtinlo, prsdsedA,
g55 Carlton St., Jozef Javorskt, pod
predseda. Stefan Novotnt, d6t., 4o4 E.
Myrtle Ave. Andfej Adamks, poklad.
NH, 1854 Oak Sc. ~ Martin Mu1an.
sky 1 FrantiIek Hndik. desorsevia.
xehbdxs vydrRavAtd . katd6 prv1
ssj4t y y mssiaei ' Jkol4 ". Cy1alla I
Atg1els az Ae& ,20Pelsdaa.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-08-03
Military Services
For III. w. Atkinson
Will Be Thursday

Full military services will be con-
Quoted here tomorrow for Horace w.
Atkinson, &c. Of this city. who died
following q motorcycle accident near
Billings, Mont, Saturday.
Members Of Company "a, with
which Atkinson had served, will be
in charge. A military escort is to
be provided. Atkinson had nine
months service in the regular army
on the Mexican border and was also
in army training camps in this cOun-
try during the war. He was mem
Der Of the local American Legion
post.
Rev. Walter f. Water will officiate
at the services, which viii be held
from the Webb Brothers funeral
parlors at $3.50. The body will be
shipped to Winona, Mimi. for bur-
ial.
Atkinson was born in East Troy,
Wis.,, in March. 1901. He came to
Bismarck with his father in 1916 and
attended Bismarck high school here.
He was employed by r. c. Remington
for five years. For the past four
years, he had been running q motor
cycle garage and salesrOOm ut Sixth
street and Broadway.
He leaves his father, A. A. Akin.
son Of Menoken; his mother, Mrs.
A. Nelson Of Winona, and ono broth
err. ballard Atkinson Of this city.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-08-03
HERO SEEKS TO
HIDE EFFORT TO
SAVE SWIMMER
Lads Warned NOT to Tell Give
Up Secret-Victim May
Be World Walker

Minneapolis, Aug. 3.-(P)-The Sc
cret Of drowning and the efforts of
Q mysterious stranger to suppress
the fact Of the fatality came to light
here today when two boys, who had
Kept silent for two days, told the
story to local detectives.
The victim who went to his death
despite heroic efforts to the stranger
t. save him, is believed to be David
Urquhart, 2l, Winnipeg, world
walker.
The lads who told of the death,
Charles Johnson, 16, and Edward
Zenlich, Is, declared they were swim
ming in the Mississippi river Sunday
morning, when two men asked them
il it was all right to swim there. As
sured that it WAS, the men entered
the water, the man believed to have
been Urquhart drowning, despite the
heroic efforts OF the stranger.
Urged to Keep Quiet
The boys told the man he had bet.
ter call the police, but were warned
not to. The stranger told them mo,
don't do it. That is the worst thing
you could do. We would all get in
to trouble then. The best thing is
to keep quiet"
The boys remained silent, but the
secret became SO great the Johnson
boy told his mother, who in turn told
police.
Detectives today recovered bun
die of clothes, thrown in the river by
the stranger, according to, the boys.
Search for the body Of the drowned
man will be continued.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-08-03

Representative comment from men
in the public eye upon President
COolidge's statement that he does not
"choose" to run for president in 1928,
follows:
Vice President Dawes: His de-
cision will be received with regret
by millions Of his countrymen.
William NJ. Butler, chairman of
Republican national committee:
am not convinced he will not run if
nominated.
Secretary Of Commerce Hoover: Ii
is too soon to discuss it.
Former Governor Lowdon of ILL
nois, Republicans: | know Of no man
in all our history who has run away
from the presidency.
Governor Smith Of New York, Dem
oerat: No comment.
Frank W. Searns, close personal
friends of the president: l can't see
that there is much to be said.
Franklin d. Roosevelt, who nomi-
mated Governor Smith at last Demo
crat convention: Interesting, if con-
elusive.
Senator Smoot, Republican. Utah:
l believe if the Republican conven-
ton decides that itswapts him to run
he will do so.
Senator Shipstead. Farmer Labor.
Minnesota: Cal came and he saw
and sensef the revolt of the West.
William Allen White, Kansas Edi-
tor: Until he says rather definitely,
take your measly job and stick it in
the mud" he probably will remain in
the hands of his friends. one Of whom
! hope to be.
Up to Party
Senator Cooper, Republican, Kan
sas: 1t places the responsibility
squarely with the Republican party.
DR.. Nicholas Murray Butler, pres
ident Of Columbia University: He
has shown that principle which takes
precedence over personal ambition.
Charles ID. Hilles, vice chairman
Republican national committee: II
think he intends this to be final.
Senator Moses, Republican, New
Hampshire. Whoever succeeds him
as party leader will none the less
carry the Coolidge banner.
Senator Mclean, Republican, Con-
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JONES PROVES
TO BESUCCESS
AS AN EN- V0Y
He's Unofficial One, But He
Really Has More Effect
Than Official
BY MILTON BRONNER

81. Andrews, Scotland, August B.
tNEA)-Some day when some pres
ident sends the name Of one Of his
friends to the United States Senate
for confirmation rs ambassador to
some country. some senat0r--wise
in his generation, is going to get up
and offer the following resolutions:
"Resolved: That it be fixed
policy Of the United States Of Amer
lea. hereafter instead Of sending
rich business men or influential
politicians to represent us abroad.
that we send our young heroes"
Alonson Houghton has been
mighty good ambassador to the Court
has been in class by himself in
Paris. but their glory and their ef.
ficiency pale besides that Of young
men like Colonel Charles Lindbergh
and Bobby Jones.
The effective work Colonel Lind
berg, the famous Atlantic flyer, did
in popularixing America and Amer
leans in France, Belgium and England
has already been described by the
Bobby 10 New Ambassador
- But few have paid any attention to
our newest ambassador, Mr. Bobby
Jones of Atlanta, Ga. Last year he
came over hefe and won the British
amateur championship.
This year he repeated the dose Mt
this historic course, only more so.
He made the most wonderful score
in the history of the game. He ran
away from the field. And the British
people actually liked il.
Jones' sturdy form, his happy un-
affected smile, his modesty, his sim
plicity, coupled with his marvellous
playing. won all hearts. Even that
Of old Andrew kirkcaldy-and that's
saving a good deal!
For you must understand that golf
is taken very seriously in this little
gray city by the sea. The town lives
by and for golf. Its best shops are
where you buy golf sticks. Its best
hotels are rugged up for golfers. Its
best yarns are all golf yarns. Fver
the preachers use golf terms in their
sermons in the kirk.
Conceded Victory
Long before the great contest was
over, British sports writer's were con-
ceding ultimate victory to our Bobby.
They spoke of him as machine.
They implied no sheer nor dis
! courtesy. They didn't mean he
played mechanically or soullessly.
They meant, to pay tribute to his
deadly accuracy, to the steadiness Of
his nerve.
They were glad when he got into a
bunker, because they delighted in
seeing how Bobby extricated himself
and spun the ball ri~ht near the min.
These phlegmatic English and dour
n -