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tion proposals. to deceive the workers and to keep
them enslaved.
The DAILY WORKER is the only voice of the
class-conscious workers that is fighting against
the enemies within the labor movement, the So
cialists and labor bureaucrats as well as the enc
mics of the entire labor movement-the Big Bus
mess interests dominant in Washington, in AL
bany and in City Hall. The workers of New
orK must realize that it is because The DAILY
WORKER has raised this banner of struggle
that the attack is now made upon it.
They must multiply their efforts hundred
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-22
USSR EXPLAINS
ARMS PROPOSAL

MOSCOW, Feb. 21-The Soviet
Unions proposals for disarmament
would reduce all armed forces to such
an extent that within year their
mobilization for war would be ex-
tremely difficult, according to a
sta ement issued today by Tass, Of
ficial news agency.
Observers here, however, are GER
tain that the capitalist powers will
reject the proposals of the Soviet
Union. The determination of the
Continued on Page Three)
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-22

fold in order to show the lackeys of the
capitalist class that they will not finch in their
duty to their militant organ; that the DAILY
WORKER will be placed upon every newsstand
in the city of New York; that they will take from
their meager earnings every cent possible in or
der to keep the DAILY WORKER going.
The membership Of District No. 2 is already
on the job to accomplish this end and will take
the lead in reaching the goal that has been set
in the present drive for the defense of The
DAILY WORKER.
WILLIAM WEINSTONE.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-22
u. S. S. r. Posters on
Display at BOOkshOp

The Jimmie Higgins Bookshop, LOG
University Place, is now displaying
several posters recently received
from the Soviet Union. They describe
many fields of activity in the Work.
ers' Republic.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-22
COLLECTION FOR MINERS.

At a meeting Of the Union Of Tech
nical Men held Monday night at the
Labor Temple, Second Ave. and 18th
ST., $44.43 was collected for miners
relief after a short talk by a rep
resentative of the Youth Conference
for Miners Relief.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-22
Working Women Mobilize
To Hit Bosses Offensive

protest the bcsses' attack the
hitting raised
national March Women workers preparing counter
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-22
No Byeadlimes IN US. S.R.,
Says Dresser Upon Return

there badnes and the government to
clothing declared Theodore
American novelist his Yesterday from European
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-22
NEW HAVEN SENDS
500 DONATION TO
SAVE THE "DAILY"
Declare It Is Only Beginning; Nothing Too Hard
to Do for Paper
Scores of Contributions Still Needed to Defeat
Governments Attack

The New Haven Branch of the ommunist) Party
has sent $100 The DAILY WORKER the attacks
which its class enemies have made against an attempt to
Evening star., 1928-03-16
The Devils MANTLE
A MYSTERY STORY.
By FRANK L. PACKARD.
A MYSTERY STO
By FRANK l.. PACKARD

evidently in some way recognized you--
and paid for 1t with his life. Certain
ly. you answer in every detail TO the
published description cf--Shall we say?
yourself. 1t is merely matter of
keeping you under reStraint--and you
may be sure that We shall do that any
way-until we can confront you with
some one who knows you personally
and can establish your identity. If
you are Peter Blake it is quite useless
Peters mind analyzed the statement
in swift and coldly unprejudiced way,
The statement WIS merely aXicmatic.
1t admitted no denial.
Quite useless" he said calmly. Il
am Peter Blake"
There was a sudden inarticulate
exclamation from Humphrey Garth.
Peter glanced in that direction. The
mans hands were tightly claSped on
the arms of his chair: he was leaning
forward. his head sunk into his shoul-
ders, crouched. like man about to
Spring-but his face was composed.
though ominouSly cold. Peters eyes
travelled 10 Capt. Mumm. The little
red-iaired skipper was staring at the
floor through eyes that were narrowed
to Sits and puckered into nests Of
wrinkles around the corners. while his
fingers kept plucking aimlessly at the
point of his tawny beard.
It was while watch licked. no longer
than that. that Peter had glanced At
these two: and then his eyes, Passing
over the yachts commander and the
man in the grimy uniform, held on the
doorway at the far end of the lounge
and he gnawed at his lips to keep back
a sudden cry. Marion was standing
there. a slim straight figure, nc tionless,
her eyes fixed on his. her face dead
white with no veStige of color in 1t.
Peter felt his own face grow white
and he felt the blood surge madly the
next instant into his cheeks. For a
great while. an eternity it seemed to
Peter. she stood there looking at him,
and then the blue eyes seemed to grow
darker, as though horror were In their
depths-and then she came quietly into
the room No one spoke. The men rose
from their chairs and silently reSeated
themselves.
Peter for an instant closed his eyes.
Here was that court room scene that
had haunted him in his d1eams-,tor-
turcd him. It had come ttue--and the
agony of it now was real. There was
Evening star., 1928-03-16
Continued from Yesterdays star)
cccSrieht. 1927. By Frank L, Packard.

Peter turned automatically and went
cut OF the cabin. Again he found
hlinsen between the two sailors. A
sense or unreality, sense of horror
ano madness. of utter mental con-
fusion was still upon him. The thing
was impoSSihle--a nightmare, literally
u nightmare from which he would pres
cntiy awake and probably find cold
sweat beads from tortured imagina-
Uon clinging to his forehead. Damn
saese shutting feet around him-and
that tnSidiouS sound of murmuring
voices! They were all talking now
not loudly-but all talking. Sepulchral-
N' Like people at funeral who didn't
give damn about the corpse, but
hashed their voices because it was the
Thing to do. He was the corpse--not
that helpless thing back there. They
we're mouthing about him. Alec Dunn
Peter Blake--two murders!
No! This wouldn't do! He mustn't
set himself down this way. He forced
a certain grim composure upon him.
self. They had come up from the
lower deck now and were entering the
yachts lounge. He was marched along
to the far end Of the room. and left
standing between the two sailors. The
others had drawn a little apart and
were tSlKlTg togetI1eF III IoW tones
and then. abruptly. Humphrey Garth
flung himself into a chair and mo-
toned the others to sit down.
Go on. Rand" he said. Il think
there is no doubt but that, as you
say. your experience among the ma
tjves as a sort of magistrate fits you
better than any Of the rest Of US to
conduct this miserable affair"
Rand. who alone had remained
standing. nodded curtly, and advanced
toward Peter
Peters eyes fixed on the other. The
mans face was set, severe, almost
judicial in its expression but there
was something else lurking in the coal
black eyes. a CLINT Of SNUG COM
placency. as though the man relished
his task; and this. more than anything
else. brought Peter cold and steady
composure-like the touch of a swords
mans blade rs it engaged its op-
ponents. awakening every faculty to
virilitv and action.
My advice TO you" said Rand.
brusouely. lis to make clean breast
Of it. That poor chap down there
Evening star., 1928-03-16
THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON D. c. FRIDAY, MARCH

think It will matter very much whether
you exercise that right or not. There
are others who are quite willing to tell
what they know, and think it Is only
fair to warn you that we had already
talked this over before we went to your
cabin. We will begin with the chief
engineer-no. don't stand up. Mr. Mac
Pherson"-~as the man in the greasy
uniform rose from his chair"just tell
us how and when you came to find Mr..
Jaffray"
WED bit o. trouble In the engine
room last night wi one o the pumps" :"
said the chief engineer gruflly. And
was up near all the night WI it. When
I went back to my room it was after
five. Mr.. Jaffray's room is alongside o.
mine, and as I came along the alley
way I saw light coming oct through
the fretwork over the top OF his door,
Evening star., 1928-03-16

blooded and wanton murder" snapped
Rand. "At the present time. we are
not interested In your account Of that
night. have no doubt you have a
specious tale to tell, but the positive
evidence of your guilt is in The hands
of the authorities. and that matter is
entirely outside our province. What
we are concerned with, is what has
happened here amongst us on board
this ship-anothcr murder equally as
brutal as the first. and of which you
are accused, this time ty the murdered
man himself. You deny ell knowledge
Of it?"
II have already answered that ques-
tion." said Peter hoarse]y. Il will not
answer 1t again.
1T Is your right to refuse to answer
any question" said Rand. a sudden
| suavity In his tones, though I do not
Evening star., 1928-03-16

Il know nothing about It," he said
slowly II know nothing about Mr..
Jaffrays murder"
"Or-being Peter Blake--about the
murder of Mr.. Murchison, either. l
supposed" said Rand tartly. '"You lad
nothing to do with that either'"
NO" said Peter. steadily now. Il
had nothing to do with that, either"
Which. of course. accounts for the
fact that you ran away. and reappeared
again--as Alec Durn." Rand sneered
contemptuously.
A slow flush mounted to Peters face.
The mans antagonism was vicious He
took step forward and found him.
self held back by the two men at his
side.
Go on!" he said rush of passion
In his voice. "WitlC1t hearing any
thing I might have to say about That
night at Mr. Murchisons-g IN, and
make IL appear rs ugly as you cant"
There Is nothing uglicr than cold
Evening star., 1928-03-16

no Judge, no jurybut she was here
at his trial. This was his trial. There
would be another. of course. because
there was nothing legal about this one:
but he stood as surely teiore her row
in the prisoners dock answering to the
charge of murder as though 1t were n
panelled courtroom.and gowned and be-
wigged f,ntionaries impreSsivelv up
held the majesty of the law. But in
those dreams he had never pictured
this--that he should already have
damned and convicted himself In Ter
eyes because he had lid to herl
sol" said Rand shortly. You admit
YOU are Peter Blaka. | congratulate
YOU on your intelligence, Now"~-he
held UP the blood-stained sheet CT
paper with the scraw,cd writing upon 1t
what have you q say to :his,"
Was she watching him? Peter was
fighting for his compoSure Cncc more
she had robbed him of it. He dared
not look at her
Evening star., 1928-03-16

though 1t was queer at that hour. so
I knocked on the door, and, getting no
answer, and finding the door wasn't
locked, went in"
Mr.. Macpherson paused. and passed
the palm of his hand over his paid head
nervously once or twice.
II dinna like to talk o. It," he said
huskily. what saw, ye'Ve seen for
yourselves. Mr.. Jaffray was lying like
that on the floor, and for minute l
was fair sick with the sight of 1t. Then
I saw that paper about 1t being Peter
Blake. and about the reward. and l
stood there q bit, and 1t was ike some
thing had me by the throat choking me.
Mr.. Jaffray was keen on that reward,
and him and me had talked 1t over
many a time, and I'll no say behind a
mans back-meaning Mr.. Garth here
what wouldn't say to his face. which
Evening star., 1928-03-16

Is, that I'd told Mr.. Jaffray that no
man, rich though ne might be. had the
right 10 put temptation in any ones
way with all that money, and that
bloody murder would come Of it-but
/ never thought 1t would be yon poor
fellow himself. When got myself to-
gether shut the door behind me and
went and reused up Capt. Stone. That's
all I can tell ye"
Rand turned to Peter again.
you also have the right to ask any
question you like" he said, Clipping of
his words unpleasantly.
Evening star., 1928-03-16
Continued in Tomorrow's Etar.)

More than 1900 homes for working
people will be built in Glasgow, Scot
land. this year
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-18
Spolkove zpravy
SCH0DzA sBoRU sLovEN-
sKEJ LfGY MA STEELTON.

Sbor Slovenskei Lfgy ma Steel
ton vydrziavat' bnde v tnto nede-
l'u, 20. maja popolndnf 0 2. hodi-
ne sch6dzu, ma ktorej zvoleny bu.
de delegat ma kongres Slovanskei
Ligy. Vsetci clenovia ziadanf 81
ably boli pritomnl. Tiez byvaly L.
rad je uctive ziadany, ably ma
schodzu prisiel spolu i so starymi
clenami, ably Sbor mas rastol a
mohol ilcinne pracovat' "a narod
s nctou,
Andrej Benedik, predseda
Jozef Oravec, tajomnik.
Martin Dolak, pokladnfk
M. Mraz, East. v Okr. Sb
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-18
PAN JOZEF MAKOvSKH
v POLsTUJUCoM oBCHODF

Pochvalne znamy campbellsky
Slovak, pan Jozef Makovsky stal
sa tieto dni jednatel 'om Royal
Union Life Isnurance Co. Of Des
Moines, Iowa, ktora spolocnost
obchoduje uz AZ rokov, ma 125
milionov dolarov napisaneho po-
istenia a 20 milionov dolarov ho-
toyosti. Pan Makoysky splnomoc-
neny 5e poist 'ovat' ako dietky
ak dospelych. Ma vyhodni ''po-
Icy pre- deti, ktore m6zu byt'
poistene odl l. dina narodenia do
10. roku ma obnos ST. 900 "a pri-
spevok asi 20 dolarov roene. Po-
ist 'uje d 'alej chlapcov Cd 10. ro-
ku vyse a dospelych l'udi az do
so. rokul PiSe sest' rozfnanitych
druhov poistiek: ma 20rocne pla-
tenie, dozivotne platefiie, 10, Is,
20 platenie $ vyplatenim obnosu
a inc kombinacie. Kto BY 81 prial
poistit' seba alebo data ma xivot,
mech 50 obrati ma p. Makcvske eho,
ktoreho adresa je: 40 Bright Ave
Campbell, 9 telefon 5Q1903.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-18
DO WARREN, OHIO.
Nieco pekneho sa chysta "a IVY
senie poctu clenov M. Cd. IKSJ.
vo Warren.

Ctani spolubratia sestry! O.
znamuiem vam, zeV budeme mat
prvy pekny vylet pre- nase deti 2
Cisla 426. ma Decoration Day 30
1paja, ma Margisinoys5-. fanne
Zabava sa zacne rano 10. hcdi.
ne a potrva dotial', kym sa ne
rozfdeme.
Budeme mat nasledovny pro
gram:
1. Lobdova cata tohto efsIa bu-
de zavodit'.
2. Slok do vysky.
3. Skok do dial'ky.
f. Beh vo vrecoch.
5. Lobdova hra pre- zenatych a
slobodnych.
6. Zapas t'ahania povraza me.
dzi zenatymi slobodnymi.
T., Zapas o lekvarovy pagac.
s. SmieSanie obuvi.
9. Beh 20O-funtovych a vyse.
10. Tanecna zabava.
Tiez bude mat brat Andrej
Grega, predseda od cisla 764. ma
Id rec pre- nasu mladez.
Prosfm rodicov, ably prisli i S
dietkami svojimi ma tento vylet a
kfore dietky sii este ME v elsie
426, mech ich daj1 rodicia zapi
sat do toho casu, bo to je maj
nizsf poplatok v Amerike pre- de-
ii, ktore plata len Zoe mesacne
do Jednoty. Prosim rodiGov al 2
okolitych miest, aby mas prisli ma
vstfvit', budeme i'm "a to po-
vd d'acni. Sijdeme sa den vyletu
pri r. g. cerkvi ma Prospect a
School st. 8. rano a odtial' bu-
deme pochodovat' ma zabavne
miesto. Pri hrach, "a kazde Vi
t'azstvo bude pekna odmena. O
zakusky obcerstvenie postara sa
yybor. Prid tie vsetci! Povolavaj1
vas
Stefan Koval, starosta
Andrej Grega, preds. {. 764.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-18
Sokoli 10, Mad 'ari 9.

Haseltonskf Sokoli boli vel mi
st 'astnf, ze nedel'u vyhrali od
Campbell Magyars. Mad 'ari mali
Sokolov Go V piatom inningu,
ale ich zle chytanie a dobre beha.
nie Sokolov srazilo lch vyhodu.
Joe Check, picer pre- Mad 'arov a
vybornI basketball hraG pre- Big
Y, nadhadzoval siedmom, g.
smom a deviation inningu, a ako
vybOrne nadhadzoval - to bola
hanba, ze musel ztratit'. Sokoli
zacali so Smotrillom, ale prv nez
bolo po hre, Savage podaval svoju
pOmalI lobdu Mad 'arom. KaGen-
ga, Vernarskym ma mftc, videl
ae pravy fielder Mad 'arov sa hral
blizko k prvej mete, udrel vysoko
lobdu ponad jeho hIavu dosia-
hol talk svoj druhE home run to-
no rollu, a to- prinieslo Sokoiom
Wit 'azstvo 10 ku 9. Boil Sokoli ma
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-18
SMRTNE ZPRAVY

Stefan Misenko, 60-roeny slo
yak 6. III Gordon Ave-, Camp
bell, zomrel vo stvrtok min. tyzd
ma ma komplikacie. Zanechal man.
zelku Mariu sest' deer. Pohraf
bol v pcndelok. Rev. Hamrak cd
bavil smut oone bohosluzby. Po-
chovany boil ma osadnom cinto.
rine.
Maria Smik, manzelka jana
Smik (. 6O1 Steel St., zomrela
ma komplikacie nemoci vo veku
80 rokov. Oplakava ju manzel, ro-
dicia, traja bratia dive sestry
Po'hrab mala utorok. Smditocne
bohosluzby odbavil Rev. Leo Re-
hak OSB. v dome smitku a chra-
me Najsv. Mena Jezis. Pochovana
vola v Calvary cintorfne.
Lucia Tomko, 2-mesa6na deer
ka Jozefa Tomku a jeho manzel-
ky, "a Ridge Way, Struthers, 20
mrela ma zapalenie pl 'dic v sobotu
v domiacnosti rodiGov. Pohrab Dol
v pondelok. Bohosluzby odbavene
boly v chrame cirkvi Sv. Otca Nj
kolaja.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-18
CHYSTAJU OSADNY PIKNIK
v CAMPBELL.

Rev. j. G.. Hamrak, klratori a
vsetci farnfci robia usilovne pri-
pravy ku vel l'kemu osadn6mu
pikniku, ktory sa bude odbyvat
10. jiina ma Petrovicovej farme,
ma Robinson Road. Pikhiky osa-
dy Sv. jana Krstitel'a sd vzdy
vel 'kolepe a tohorocny prevysi
predosle. Ked' bude program ho-
tovy, potom no sdelfme Campbell
CANON.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-18
DRUHA VYSSIA SLOVENSKA
DIEVC. SKOLA v AMERIKE

v Bellevue, Pa, pri Pittsbur
ghu, bola nedavno posviacka ro
hoveho kamena vyssej dievten
skej skoly, co SINE vtedy ozna,
mill. 70 "Slovenskeho Sveta' sa
doznavame, ze posviacka bola
vel mi vydarena, pritomne bolo
vyse 5000 l'udi. Tato skola bude
pod spravou slovenskyych sestiel
III. radu sv. Frantiska bude sa
menovat' akademiou. Mimo aka.
demie, bude i pociatocna skola
pre- male dievcatka. " akademii
budn vyrucovane take predmety,
ktore vychovaj1 20 slovenskych
dievcat americkych nielen dobre
ale al vzdelane a prakticke Slo-
venky. Okrem obchodnych aka
demickych kurzov dievcata sa tn
vyueia "a dobre gazdinie a ku-
charky. Okrem anglickych pred
metov, bude j slovenska literatl-
ra, slovenska historic a slovenska
gramatika. Hlavna budova, kto-
rej rohovy kamen boil posviacany,
bude mat 60 izieb; druha budo-
va, ktora stojf ma 10 akrovom po-
zemku, ma IA izieb tretia 6 i
zieb, spolu so izieb. Hlavna budo-
va je stavana nakladom 200, 600
dolarov so zariadenfm, takze ce-
II majetok bude hoden vyse stvrt
miliona dolarov.
Move skola ie sasluhou sloyen.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-18
s'TRANAs.

radovanf, lebo mysleli, ze vyhrajil
l'ahko "a bolo to len st'astie, IL
vyhral;,
Hry ma tuto nedel'u:
Haseltonskf Sokoli proti Far
rellcanom vo Farrell.
Campbell Hillcrest proti Camp
bell Magyars v Campbell.
Strutherscania prot Warren6a-
nom vo Warren.
Lansingville bye.
LansingvillGani 81 v nedel'n od-
dSchnu. Vytiahli "bye" a moEno
Joe Rock dostane potom hru da-
kde Won tohto distriktu.
Hillcrestcani a Mad'ari, ODE to
caty Campbell, budu boiovat
ma Loftus field. Mad 'ari ma.iii
usilovn1 catu a dobreho picera "
Joe Chackovi. HillcrestGani sii
nahnevanf, a musejn sa vyknpit
troch poraziek, utrpenych toh-
to roku. Manager Liable poyedal,
ze jeho cata bude dobre priprave-
ma ma Mad 'arov. Billy Washko a.
lebo Victor Francis budal mono
nadhadzovat'. Chytat' budii moz-
no Switka Horvathovich. Lubic
bude rad, ked sa skon6f skola, le-.
bo Albert Barillare, picer z Gaty
Memorial High skoly bplde $ MIN.
Albert je vel'ky picer, vazi It's
funtov.
Strutherscani, Joa1om Stan
kom, svojim managerom, pojdu
do Warren hrat' dobre udiera-
jiicimi Thomas Steel s. Warrenca-
nj budii mat Speelmana "a picera
a Cunninghama "a kecera. Hod-
nick alebo Byak bude nadhadzo-
vat "a Strutherscanov a Antal
chytat'.
Haseltonski Sokoli budtl hrat
vo Farrell. Savage Smotrilla sn
najlepSimi picermi Sokolov tejto.
sezony doteraz. Bastide alebo Pol
lock budl picermi Farrellcanov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-18

- Ked' mate krstiny, svadbu.
pohrab, spolkovd, ossdn6 sl6v-
host, opfkte nam to ) zaxlits i've
rejnit' do patch nQyia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-18
HAsELTONsKY v MEM. POD.
PORUJUU sPOLOK TATRA.

Uradnici ma rok 1923 sd nasledovnf:
Predseda, Jan Bizup, 1877 Gladstone
St., City. Podpredseda Jan Kozak, "a
Morley Ave-, Campbell, O. Zapisnfk
Jozef KaSenga, 1889 Gladstone ST.,
City. Pokladnik Jan Basista, 101 Ha-
seltine Ave-, City. UStovnfk Martin
Zentko, P. O. Box lat Haselton Sta,
City. Dozorcovia majetku Michal Ko-
Yak, Box 151 Haselton Sta, City. Mar.
tin Basista, 100 Gladstone st., City.
Dozorcas ohorych Stefan Stole, Box IS
Haselton Sta, City. strAE dverf Valeat
Royder st., Box 264 Haselton Star City.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-18
vAzNA sCH0DZA 6. 25. IKsJ

Spolok Sv. Martina, &. 25. X. j.
bude mat v tilto nedel'u, 20. ma
ia vaznu schodzu, ma ktord je
ziadany kazdy I'D sa dostavit
Budeme pojednavat' sbierke
Matice Skolskej ma vyssssie sIoven-
sEe skolstvo. Tiez budil vyberane
mimoriadne prispevky po 25c "a
zosnuleho brata Stefana Smeta
novskeho. s nctou,
Jozef Dolak, tictovnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-18
MAJOVA ZABAVA KLUBU
deer MENA JEzIS.

Znamy snazivy Klub Deer
Najsv. Mena Jezis ma Steelton u
sporiada v utorok vecer, %. ma ia
pekn1 majovii zabavu auditoriu
skoly ma rohu Midland a Lake
view Aves., ma ktorn iictive povo-
lava slovenske obecenstvo 20
Steeltonu okolia. Hrat' bude
obi '1bena orchestra Broadway
Serenaders. ZaIciatok zabavy 0 5.
hodine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-18
|SLOvENSKA BASEBALL
LfGA.
(Dokoneenie /. strany.)
Warren Thomas Steels vyhrali.

Hillcrestcani odkopli zas jednu
vyhru cd saba. LubiGoyi hraci ne
m0zn akosi udrzat lobdu. Mo6no,
ze je prichladno pre- mich. Ked
udrn, utekajii dive k m6tam a
sn von... Ked' piceri nadhodia do
brn lobdu, nem6zu udret'. War
rem NAL ma hrisku mocne udiera-
j1cu catu a l'udia, ktorl videli til
to hru, naodtaia to. joss, Desa a
Shuttle udreli home runs pre-
Warren. Victor Francis, ktory
nosl okuliare, boil udereny do re-
bier v prvom inningu a potion ne
mohol nadhadzovat'. Billy Wash
lSo zaujal jeho miesto. Spellman,
warrensky picer, dostal probu SO
Springfield catou, Centralne!
Lige, ale nevyzeral tax dobry
lebo Hillcrestlcani dostali. od nehc
IA nderov. s Hillcrest6ammi je ten
trubel, re sa privel mi rozculia q
zahodia lobdu preG. Mozno, ked
bude teplejsie, HillcrestGani budi
sa m6ct' lepsie drzat' lobby a We
det' lepSie hadzat'. Tato hra So
Skoncila sk0rom Is ku 10.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-18

skych otcov frantiSkanov. Slo-
venskf katolicki rodicia, ktori
by chceli mat svoje dcery v tom
to 1stave vychovane, mech pisu
o d'alsie informacie ma: Sister
Superior, st. Gabriel's Convent,
1896 California Ave-, N. s. Pitts
burgh, Pa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-18
YOUNGSTOWNSKY Y NEMOC1
PoDPORUJtCI sPoLOK
TATRA.

Uradnici: Jozef Martinko, predsedA.
s55 Carlton ST., Jozef Javorsky, pod
predseda. Stefan Novotny, Oct, 404 E.
Myrtle Ave. Andrej Adamko, poklad.
nik, 1884 Oak st. - Martin Mufan.
sky q Frantisek Hudik. dosorcovia.
Sch0dze vydrxiavajt 50 kaxdf prv6
nedel u mesiaci ' Skole ". Cyrilla :
Methods 3. hod. popoludnf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-18

Youngstownske Slovenske
Noviny su pisane a vydavane pre-
youngstownskych a okolitych Slo-
vakov. Nase namahy budu mai
lepsie odmenene, ked pomozete
tieto noviny do kazdej slovenskej
domacnosti ma okoi umiestnit'.