davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-27
oZNAMENIE,


alebo hniha prfrody svetovych tai
nostf, ktore sd zivotu l'udskemu ne
zname a ktora je zapovedana mi-
drost starych filozofov. Obsahlje
sobrane diela a mnohe pomocky
to jak lie6ebne tax al prirodne, kto-
re sd potfebne kazdemu do dounac-
nosti pre- rozlicne veci. Nebud tie
bez tejto zaujimavej knihy, ale OBJ
jednajte 81 ju hned'. pokial' ju
mono este dostat'. Napisana je ci-
sto slovensky,. jasno prakticky.
Cena $500.
Tiez MAINE inc knihy slovensk6.
rinsk.o- kalt1olickeb grecko-katolfcke,
evanjelicke. cirkevne, nabozne po-
ucne. vedecke, doktorske. historicke,.
mhivnicke,, pravopisy, kdzel me ata.
Vsetky tieto knihy m6zete dosta
/ ". mas lacnejsie ako dakde inde-a
ryoklu obsluhu.
Name rozlisne heeive byliny a
zeliny ma vsetky nemoce ktore
mnohym pomohly. Pfste pre- infor
nlaciu cennfky, ktore vam posae-
me zdarrna ma: "TATRA'. Box
1861 City Hall p. O., New York,
N. Y. ~ (30)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-27

ne 0 tom, Go sa 50 strafy REPRE-
zentahtov pfaxsRsBc ceittalisti-
,ckeho reszsiihu u vsefijakyeb Ste
pshych zaa:Jjase5s opr0tf fdgs 4 ID
lkladaniu spolkov bratskyth Of
gaHizacif ' Ksnade pobalachaio,
referat moj sspshil by objstnrnii
khifn q preto tipuethM od t1ffo.
Phi tom df1inf 81 I'd povinnbst
vyslovit' idhsnie d vd'aku tyrn
.kanadskym hodnostarom, ktori
nam vady vd'acne poskytli radu
pomoc, ked SINE sa k MIN obra-
till tiez 1iasfh iskrennym 4
hepoddamym' pracovnfkom I'd
horlive plnenie povinnostf voci
svojlnu narodu. Tim sa vel'mi pri-
spievalo k vzrastu Siovenskej LII
gy ma clenstve. 1. 4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-27
NA pREnAJ FARMY

5S-akrova farlna 4 mile cd me-
sta Youngstown. 8 izbovy dom,
mastal kurnfk. $65O0.OO. $4,000
hotovych.
1O-akrova farma pri Struthers.
Celkom novy 6 izbovy dom, mala
mastal, 2. karoyy, garadz, cena
$65Oo.0O, hotp7yych $15oo.Oo.
!: Tiez mnohe line fanny, .ktore
mo'zem zamenit ; "a mestske. MAZE
itky. Ak sa zaujfmate, -hlaste sa u
r. j. KUMIK ;.'
318 Emery Ave-, pri South Ave.
Telefon 7-6O9S
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-27
vYLBT sLovEagsK1cH
BABTISTOV

Slovensky babtisti bud1 W.
drziavat' ma den. 4. augusta spo-
locny vylet ma Struthers Rd., biz
ko Coitsville Rd. Ma tento vylet
povolavame vSetkych svojich pri-
atelov a znamych. Prid'te sa S
nami potesit' do Bozej prirody.
& Vybor
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-27
MA P.H1iIJAJ.

Ma Cameron Street, blfzko pol
skeho kostola, 6 izbovy dom, ga
raz, cementovy vchod. Pfedajna
cena $500 hotove. Haste sa F.
j. Kunik, S18 Emery Ave, blizko
Smith Ave. Telefon 76O98.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-27
RADosTNA 6BAL0sf v
KoD1yf yANA BAs1sTU

Dffa "a t. m. Bob pozehnal ro-
dinh chvalf1e znameho pracovni-
KID p. jana Basista, 1O1 Haseltine
Ave. hod4ou dcefuskou. Stast-
nym rodicom blahozelame ku tej-
to radostnej iidalosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-27
DR.. EUGEN ELDER

Lekar Budapest, oznamuje slo-
venskemu obecenstvu ma Steelton.
.ze 81 otvoril lekarsku 1radoven
v &. COL Steel st. (nad obchodom
Martina Do1aka). Uradne hodiny
s1: Cd II. do 1. a. Cd S. do 8. We
Ger.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-27

PHONE 3s1s3
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-27

yV0A1Csj
Ligy zalozilo VI IA Sborov; zska-
Ii SINE 754 novycai 6lefiov a 27 roz-
lEnych spolkov. Pravla, vys1e.
dok 1iie je taky, aky sine ctaka-
vail, ale Pan Bob saplat' i "a to.
stav 6lenstva slovenslksj Ligy.
Clenstvo pozestava: 5139 jed
notlivcov, 5 casopisov, 8 organi-
zacii, 226 odborov, cisiel, sborov,
politickych klubov atd'. Nasled-
kom rozharanych .pomerov roz-
paddy sa nam 4 sbory Slovenskej
Lfgy a viacer6 zostaly necinny-
mi. Teda, dina 80. aprifa 1923 sd-
hrnny pocet 6lenstva. dl'a 6lanku
x. stanov Slovenskej Udgy je
1882.
Cinnost' miestnych d Okfesnych
Eborov slovsnsksj Ligy.
70 zprav uverenovanyeh v mas
skych Gasopisoch d do ttradovne
S1ovenskej Ifgy dodhodivsic1f Ii.
stow vidiet', ze viacere hissthe d
Okresne sbory sa yel'mi yyna-
.snazovaly a preukazaly sa pek-
n6h cinnost 'ou. Len K v6li zau-
jfmavosti VAN poviem, ze najviac
n6vych c1enov ziskaly 81 SBor '
Lorain, Ohio d At. sbor ' Mont
real, Kanada. Ia tymi idn Sbory:
20, 80, n, so, 81, 1913, SO, 81, 80
a SO. >. I
z Okresnych Sborov najcimnejs
sfmi bo1y Clevelandsky, Youngss
townsky a Greensburgsky. New
arksky cd zreorganizovania w
konal tiez kus pozoruhodhej pra-
ce. Inc intestine a Okresne Sbory
robi1y co sa dalo. No sl take,
ktorych ciilnost' oproti minti6sti
vel mi k1esla.
Narodno- -politicka cinnost'.
o narodno-politickej cinnosti
nasej organizacie podal znameni-
til zpravu brat predseda. On Wy
svetlil d0kladne nase nEinkovanie
borenie sd 'azkost ami a pre-.
kazkami, ktore hadzane nam boly
do cesty ciastky neuvedomelo
st 'ou l'ahostajnost 'ou nasho II
du ciastky zlomysel 'nymi ne
prajnikmi slovenskeho naroda
Nuz nejden teda opakovat' tn
veci4lebo to, co povedal brat pred
seda ' jehd zpfave, postaci dpl
ne ma objasnenie rasej tirihosti
Inforntatn& Kancs1afia v Kafl&de
Vel'ka pozornost' bola venova
ma nasim dradiym bratom v Kama
de. Koncom ri1esiaca j1na r6ka
1927 otvorili SINE v meste Mont
real. Que, Informacnd Kancela
riu cie1'om podhahania nasfnu | d
du ma poll sociatnoh' a hospodar
skom. K zaloGeniu dotycnej kan
celarie dopomohli nam sl'achetn
| dobrodincovia svojimi obet ann
memovite vsak nasledovne brat
ske organizacie: I. X. S. Jednot
prispela ma ten ciel' $4,000, I. K
Is. &. j. $4,000, Slovensky Kat }
licky Sokol $4,000 a Penn, Slov
Jednota $4,000 "a Go vel actene
mu lradu a tiez j ndstvu tychz
organizacii ma tomto mieste w
slovujem tt najvrelejsiu vd'aku
1 to 1ajsrdecnejsie Pan Bott "a
plat'!;
i O cinnosti InformaEnej Rance
larie nejdem yam referovat',
tom poda zpravu jej spravca, bl
Karol Meres. ia poznamenayar
len, ze sa ona stala hned po je
otvoreni triom v ociach pral
j skych hejtmanov ich nohsledG,
Keby som NAL referovat' podrot
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-27
zPRAvA TAJUMNfKA SLOW tfuX, @ III
podana ma XVII. kongrese vydrxiavanon 81 maja /.
juna 1923 Lorain, Ohio
fPokracovaniHs)

PUkrT
Slavny Kongres Slovenskej Ligy
Drahf bratia, mile sestry
v narode!
Fri pomoci Vsemohdceho "a
konch som zasa svoje dvojrocne
lclnkovanie, ako tajomnik nasej
llarodnej ustanovizne Slovenskei
Ligy Anerike. z tel prilezito-
stl drzim teda "a potrebne vydat
pred vami pocet toho, Go sa "a
tie diva roxy vykonalo ma narod-
nom, hospodarskom politickom
poll "a dusevny i casny prospech
naroda nasho. Cinnost' tato roy
vijala sa v jednotlivych smeroch
takto:
Vzdelavajdca cinnost'.
Zalozili alebo doplnili SINE nasi.
mi knihami ~ knizpic Y Kube.
Kanade, Argentine a vo Spoje.
nych Statoch. Sriadili SINE. viace.
re poucne prednasky pohybli-
vyymi obrazmi 20 Slovenska v ma.
sich osadach. Sneastnili SINE Sd
schodz, prednasok >slavnosti u.
sporiadanych ciel'om povzbude.
MIA nasho l'udu k d 'alsej cinno.
sti. Rozsirovali SINE slovenske kn
hy pobadali mas l'ud k pred
placaniu a cftaniu easopisov. Pod
porili sme dl'a moznosti chudob
nych studentov kulttlrne podni
ky. Prispievali sme $ rozlicnyin
clankami do naSskych casopisov
Vydali sme viacere poucne bro
zirky a letaky.
4 Pomona cinnost'.
4 Podporili sme hmotne desiatky
v t'azkom polozeni sa nachadza
.jhcich rodakov v Knbe, Kanade
Mexiku i vo Spojenych Statoch
Prispeli sme. k sbierkam ma po
moe trpiacim banfkom a ich rodi
nam. Umoznili SINE viacerym mr.
zakom Slovakom vratit sa k svo
jim milym ma Slovensko. Poskyt
Ii SINE mradu a pomoc: 319 roda
kom vo veci vymahania VIA n;
pas do Spojenych Statov; 36 pr
vymahani kompenzacie; Is vo We
ci zflozenia obchodu; SO vo vec
cestovania do Spojenych State
ma navstevu; 81 po veci zadova
zenia nepohnutel hostf; 287 V
veci prisikovania rodin do Spt
jenych Statov a Kanady; 63 v
veci kanadskeho americkeh
obcianstva; 81 vo veci zadovaze
MIA prace; Is vo veci hi 'adani
nezvestnych rodin a znamych; l
vos veci liecebnych 1stavov, 5
vo veci pravot; % vo, veci depo1
tacie; 1913 vo veci vsthpenia d
bratskych podpornych organizi
eli, 157 vo veci predplatenia slt
venskych casopisov; II pri wynn.
hani zadrzaneho plattl; Is vo We,
vojenskej sluAby, IL 70 veci dan
II vo veci cestovania do stare
vlasti a vratenia sa zpiatky d
Spojenych Statov 9 vo veci il
vestovania a zasielania grosi.
Organizacna cinnost'.
Udrziavali SINE styk IS miestn,
mi, Okresnymi Sbormi j so 'spo
kami bratskych organizacii, II
formuj1c ich casu ma cas- O Y,
konanej praci, o programe a d
vaji1c i'm podnety k d'alsej eli
nosti. Svolavali navStevova
SINE sch6dze; rozposielali sme
sice prosieb cieRom ziskania n,
vych clenov a obnovenia, prispe
kov. Praca>~ tato darila sa p6me
ne dost dobre, dokazom toho j
ze cd XVI. Kongresu Slovensk,
''zachraite povrc
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-27
cHot zv1s1f cE1fu dAzu'

CAUU ZVY1lI CENu 6AAU
East Ohio Co. mala v dmysle
zvysit cenu gazu ma paleiiie a v
tomto dniysle dosial' sotrvava.
zvysenie toto malo byt' pat cen-
.tov ma tisfc kubfkov gazu, ale
.proti nemu sa postavil zahajil
akciu Mayor hiesta tfeffernan,
podporovany messskymi council
.manami. - Zvyseniee toto malo
'priist v platn'ost "a hresiac.
Mayor Heffernan a tdestska ta-
lda 81 steze zas116ia plnej kongra-
tulacie "a svoje obhajovanie za-
ujmov robotneho obyvatel'stva
Youngstownd. Bolo zistene, ze
zvysenie toto byspostihlo hlavne
malych spotrebite1'ov gazu, to
jest donacnosti., Podniky priemy,-
seine, ktore spotrebpjd gaz vo
vel l'kom, by tymto zvysenim ne
boil vobec postihntte.
Inc mesta sa postavily proti Ia
kemdto zvyseniu III davnejsie a
vydobiIy pre- svoje obyvatel'stv
| to, Is bolo len spfaved1ive. Nieto
priciny, pre- ktorl by al Youngs-
town nemohol ziskat' podobnych
who'd. Ceny, ktore East Ohio ra
ia tunajsiemu obyvatel 'stvu SIT
uz al talk vyssssie, jako v inych me-
stach.
East Ohio Co. nepovedala prav-
du, ked' tvrdila, lie zasoba pri-
rodneho gaz1 sa zmensuje, ked
ziadala mestske povolenie, kto-
re drzf teraz. A konecne je vse-
obecne viditelne, ze vyrobne ceny
vo vsetkych druhoch priemyslu
sa snizdjd a preto by bolo pravde-
| p6dobnejsie, keby ceny gazu boly
snizehe HE zvysene.
| Mestska rada ziadala najprv,
ably sa East Ohio Co. vratila ma
zad k trochu nizzssim cenam, ako
boly "a gaz v roku 1928, aby bola
cena "a 500O ktiBEhych stop
1910. Zastupca gazeyej spoloc-
nosti Mcmahon povedal mestskej
ratis d Mayorovi Heffernanovi,
ze iflest6 sa nethoze d1fat' lepsim
vyhodam, ako spolocnost sl'ubu-
je teraz.
| Spolocnost' je vraj ochotna "a
chovat' terajsie ceny, sice $3.50
"a 5000 kubicnych stop po dobu
| dvoch rokov, ale po uplynuti
dvoGh fokov, totiz 1890, spoloc.
most btde musiet' zaviest' IVY.
seilie, ktore by postihlo hlavne
malych spotrebitel 'ov, t. j. do.
macnosti. Museli by vraj platit
i IS cefit6v tax zvany ssservice
charge" 60 centov "a 1000 ku-
/ bicnych stop, akze bude tento ma.
vrh prijaty mestskou radou.
j Mestka rada je oproti tomutc
! planu tvrdi, ze youngstownskt
4 obyvatelistvo 81 zaslnzi ME IVY
senie, ale snMenie cien gazu, ma
kol 'ko ' minulych dvoch rokocl
platili Wac ako bolo spravedliv'
a Wac, ako inc mesta.
Mayor Heffernan obdrzal ma
vrh mestkeho spravcu Clevelan
du, Williama Hopkinsa, ably s;
usetky mesta statu Ohio sdruzilJ
rrdti vysokyhf cenam gazoyycl
spolocnosti takto spolocne bo
4 joyaly V prospech svojho obyva
tel listva. Tento navrh dosial' Nd
yor Heffernan neprijal, totiz ne
za'cal nom vazne uvazovat', nd
kolko je zameStnspy, sklmanin
lkvfhn EaA oAp 20. Zastuper,
MsAfhona roailaal, aby navrl
spolocnosti podal mestskej radt
= pteoRp peslebe yrst al0O slov !
pisme je Wac hodno, jako dlhan'
ska rec Mestska rada by potoh
! o. tomto pisemaeaf a6vrhu znovs
Evening star., 1928-04-03
C|TEF|RE HAZARD
AT CENTRAL HIGH
Inspecting Officials Term AS
sembIy Hall Menace to
Audiences.

Fire hazards continue to exist In the
auditorium and on the stage OF Central
Hish School despite previous criticisms
made relative to these conditions. &C
cording to q report on the result OF the
annual inspection of the public schools
Of the District by officers of the nunic-
ipal architect and the fire marshal.
which was forwarded today to the Board
of Education by the District Commits
sioners.
The report also contained a long
series of recommendations for correct
Ing minor defects and potential FIRE
hazards in number Of other public
schools. In general, however. the re-
port declared that conditions in the
various schools were found to be much
improved since the previous inspection
Stage Called Dangerous.
With respect to the Central High
School, the report stated:
"As previously reported. the assem-
bly, hall contains stage with large
quantity Of movable and shifting seem
cry, The stage is larger than any stage
in the various theaters: in fact, 1t has
the largest stage in the city. We are
Informed that. in addition TO being used
by this school, it is used quite frequent
ly by community centers and various
examinations. This hall is not equipped
with the proper safeguards for the pro-
lection of people who assemble there;
in fact, Ii is not equipped IN accord
ance with District ordinances. Should
a FIRE occur on the stage among the
shifting and hanging scenery, or stage
settings. in all probability 1t would prove
TO be disastrous to the people assembled
Evening star., 1928-04-03

in the hall, to the hall itself and Fsees
ably TO other parts OF the building
This hall Is used at times for the
atrical purposes; 1t should, therefore. be
equipped with the same fire protection
as required in theaters."
The report then recommended install
lation of a fire curtain the full width OF
the stage, two-inch perforated water
pipe over the proscenium arch. an au-
tomato sprinkler system over the stage
and In dressing rooms, storage rooms
and workshops and gridiron over the
stage under the roof, so that the stage
mechanism can be readily operated
without danger OF falling.
Ask Alarm System.
The report also recommended that all
schools having more than eight class
rooms be provided with an electric fire
alarm system, as we'll as city fire
alarm box connected directly with fire
alarm headquarters, and that special at
tention be given to IS Of the old type
three-story brick schools that have
combustible floors.
Some of these buildings, the report
said, are not properly equipped with
the necessary number OF fire escapes,
while others are equipped with vertical
Evening star., 1928-04-03
WOULD PROTECT POOL.
Corporation Files Suit TO Prevent
Scapa Flow Destruction.

The Swimming Pool Corporation Of
America, which leased Scapa Flow, the
swimming pool opposite the base bah
park ON Georgia avenue, today MED
suit In the District Supreme Court Tor
A. Injunction against the General Bak-
tng Co. to prevent the destruction OF
the pool and its equipment. The cor
poration says under its lease It has an
option to purchase the property up TO
October 81, 1929. and would want the
property in its present condition as Q
swimming pool and II the defendant
carried out its threat to demolish the
pool the interest of the plaintiff would
be adversely affected.
The baking company recently pur-
chased q lease of the property sold BY
order Of court In the bankruptcy pro-
ceedings against the District Of Coluni-
biz Sports and Amusement Club. Attor-
ney Ralph A. Cusick appears for the
plaintiff.
Evening star., 1928-04-03
THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON TUESDAY APRIL 1928

pistol while In front Of 1416 Swami
street, He lost $4320 to the bandit.
Frye was walking along the street at
$50 O'Clock last night when he. was
approached by q colored man, who
demanded that he hold UP his hands.
Frye hesitated and the bandit f1reo
one shot. the bullet missing It's mark.
The robbery then took place without
audible protest on Frye's part.
Robert Barnes. colored. OF New York
City, went to the sixth precinct station
house early this morning and reported
that he was assaulted after leaving a
poker game in house in Madison
court and robbed Of $50.
Alice WEIGH, It'll Fourth street. re-
ported that she was walking near New
Jersey avenue and Fourth street yes
terday afternoon when colored man
grabbed her pocketbook containing $38
and ran into nearby alley.
Evening star., 1928-04-03
MANYPAY TRIBUTE
AT B|EROF WILLIS
Rites for Senator, Who Died
Suddenly. Scheduled
This Afternoon.

Hy the Associated Press.
. DELAWARE, Ohio. April 3, - Men
Nrouinent In State and national polit-
icsl life trekked into this quiet college
tovn today to pay tribute at the bier
Ss Senator Frank B, Willis, who was
stricken suddenly from the ranks OF
candidates for the presidential nonii-
Hasion by death Friday night in the
midst Of homecoming political rally.
Sin,ple funeral services will mark the
nssinS Of the Ohio Senator, who rose
Aorn 3 poor Delaware County farm boy
IL a State Representative. governor.
United States Senator and hnally
nntender for the presidential nomina-
ton.
Many Visit Bier.
Thousands filed past the Senator's
Ter in GRAY Chapel at Ohio wesleyan
University. during the hours before the
funeral services, set for o'clock this
afternoon,
sSix thousand persons, many OF them
rom State and national political life.
mid tribute to the Senator while his
hoy lay in state yesterday, and 5000
persons. mostly close friends and nelsn-
hhrS listed the Willis home Sunday.
sAithough Official delegations from
tie Senate. House Of Representatives.
the State Capitol and numerous polit-
icAl organizations gave today's ceremo-
naes the setting identified with the
missing Of a national leader. the fallen
Stnator's lifelong friends and neighbors
claimed the foreground in the nnal
tribute to their favorits son.
Eight men who have known Senator
Willis since he freQuented an old SWIM
ming hole near Lewis Center as boy.
ard who later aided him to achieve
his political aspirations. viii bear his
body to a grave in Oak Grove Gene
terry near those of his father and
mother.
Honorary Palibearers.
Honorary psllbearers are Speaker OF
the House Nicholas Longworth. Cin-
einnsti: Representative John c. Speaks,
Columbus: Col Carni A. Thompson.
Cleveland. manager OF Senator Willis
campaign: Federal Judge Benson w.
Eough. Columbus: Charles L. knight.
editor of the Akron Beacon Journal;
former Gov. Harry L. Davis. Cleveland:
Mai. Roy A. Haines, former national
prohibition director. washington; DR..
3 Morton Howell. former Ambassador
20 Egypt. and Senator Clarence c.
Dill
Evening star., 1928-04-03

Kobe. and the transfer Of Carlos G.
Hall, Arizona, vice consul, from the
Evening star., 1928-04-03

ladder fire escapes which are unsafe for
children 10 use In case OF emergency.
The Commissioners urged the school
board to study the report carefully with
a view to eliminating all defects which
can be remedied without expenditure OF
funds and asked that the most urgent
of those items where expenditures are
REQUIRED be included in the semi-annual
list of repairs. or In the estimates of the
1880 fiscal year.
The municipal architect. the report
said, will cooperate with school au-
thorities to the fullest extent to remedy
conditions so far as available funds
permit.
Evening star., 1928-04-03

The House late yesterday passed the
bill creating a commission to carry out
the plans for development Of a park
between the Capitol and Union Station
on land recently acquired by the Gov
ernmcnt. The commission Is COM
posed of members Of Congress and the
architect of the Capitol.
Evening star., 1928-04-03
VICE CONSUL RESIGNS.
State Department Announces Other
Foreign Service Changes.

Recent changes In the United states
foreign service, announced at the. State
Department, include the resignation OF
Herbert w. Carlson, Massachusetts,. as
vice consul at Windsor, and that OF r.
Frazier Potts. Indiana, as vice consul
at Sac Paulo: the detail to the State
Department Of Anderson d. Hodgdon.
Maryland, consul at Windsor: Stanley
Hollis. Massachusetts, consul general at
Lisbon, and Marshal M. Vance. Ohio,
consul at Fort William and Port
Arthur: the appointment Of Otis W.
Rhoades, Maryland, as vice consul at
Evening star., 1928-04-03
GUNSH0T BY BANDIT
EFFECTIVE IN H0LD.UP
William r. Frye Robbed of $43.20
at Pistol Point-Outlaw Grabs
Woman's Pocketbook.

A hastily fired shot last night
dispelled the contemplated resistance of
William r. Frye, 5e. ,42s Terrace street.
when he was held up at the point of a
Evening star., 1928-04-03
LEAGUE INDoRsEs JUDGE.
Democratic Women Suggest Successor
In Willis.

The appointment Of Judge Florence
Allen of Columbus, Ohio, to MI the
vacancy caused by the death OF Sena-
tor Willis was urged last night IN
telegram 10 Gov. Donshey OF ONO cy
the National woman's Democratic Law
Enforcement League.
The Washington times., 1928-08-30
COPPER STOCKS
LEAD MARK:
ADVANCES
n IrternatIonal New. service

NEW YORK, Aug. 80. The cop.
per stocks pushed to the front AZ
the leaders In the upward movement
81 the beginning Of trading today.
Higher prices were quoted TOR the
tobacco stocks, the motors. and
specialties in more ssibdued and
orderly market, in which the wolunae
of trading was somewhat below that
OF the same period yesterday and
AZ block Of 22. 900 shares 81 Ana
conda sold at 745k, after which the
stock moved up to the year, high.
est price or 751k, while American
Smelling topped $50 and Kennecott
sold at the highest price II it, his
tory.
Trade bulletins report an encr-
NOUS increase In the world cOnsuIfp.
tfnn of the red metal and q gradual
decline in the volume Of stored cop
ner. which Is the logical preliminary
to 4 boost in the price 81 the metal,
The United Cigar stores ana
SchuMe stocks moved upward to
sthA accompaniment OF new rlnnors
Of consolidation or at least 4
closer working contact between the
two companies. United reached 3
new high at 80 completing a gain
Of about S points since the change
IN the dividend status Of the COM
mon stock.
National Cash Register was the
leader az the specialties, the stock
adding nearly points more to the
sensational advance which mas
brought the stock from ~ to 81 in
the last few months.
The Armour stocks continued TO
slide downward and the Loft candy
shares were unable to make any
progress against the heavy load
sc profit-taIing which crowded the
rnarketa The Steel and Motor stocks
were also slightly reactiOnary under
profif-taking In the second period.
Call monye rates were posted ut
III per cent, with q good supp v
of funds reported. Commodity and
futures markets were dull btA
steady, with narrow price changes.
The Washington times., 1928-08-30
LIBERTY BONDS

FURNISHED by w. B. Hibbs 4 Coz
Liberty ans due '47.....,....,.t ss.1s
Liberty ist ANS due '47....., 101.16
Liberty 4th AIS due 49,. 101.cS
U Treasury AVS due 3d.. 111.2o
y Treasury 4s due 'S4...... 1oe29
u Treasury 3 due '47...... 99.O9
u Treasury 5hs Gac 's6.... 1925