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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-06
Renewed SPIRIT
MARKS PICKET TING
IN SILK STRIKE
Workers Again Support
Militants
Especial to the Daily Worker

tCpeCtut u inc DuttB pOf"eI/
PATERSON, N. j., Nov. 5.-The
effects of the mass meeting Satur-
day at which the membership of the
Associated Silk Workers Union en-
dorsed the left wing policies as
against those of the union officials,
were clearly evidenced by the new
spirit of militancy in the silk strik-
ers' ranks. The largest early morn
ing mass picketing demonstration
yet held was today staged here.
Not only did over three hundred
strikers turn out to picket at $50
in the morning but, after marching
around two of the largest silk mills
here for over an hour, the two lines
Joined and paraded thru the entire
mill section of the city.
Close Down Settled" Mills.
The workers making up the two
picket lines, which were flung around
the Dunlop and Kanowitz Mills. dis
played the most determined and en-
thusiastic spirit yet manifested
here. 1t appeared obvious that the
spirit arising from the endorsement
of the fighting policy of the left
wingers in the union, has given them
new courage in their fight.
Line Blocks Traffic.
Traffic was almost completely
blocked as the hundreds of strikers
paraded thru the streets of Pater-
son. Alternately cheering, singing
and whistling strike songs, the long
line of workers walked thru town
without any interference from the
police, whom they had apparently
caught wholly unprepared.
Forbidden some time ago to talk
to non-union men still working in
the shops of the necessity of joining
the strike, great many strikers
carried signs, attached to their cloth
ing which called on the men to join
the union and its fight for endur-
able working standards in the silk
factories. "All for one and one for
all, join the Associated Silk Work
ers' Union," was the message car
ried on one of them. Another de-
manded of the police that they stop
interfering with the strikers legal
right to picket.
Workers Jam Meeting.
Further demonstrating the new
spirit that had been injected into
the strike situation here by Satur-
days membership meeting, was the
crowded strike meeting
held this morning in Turner Hall.
Not even standing room was obtain
able after the meeting was in full
swing. And here again, the work.
ers registered their endorsement of
the left wing method of leading a
strike, instead of the cowardly
leadership" of the incompetent Of
This they did by the ova-
ton which they accorded Lena Cher
nenko, militant strike leader.
At the mass membership meeting
last Saturday, attended by striking
as we'll as non-striking members of
The union, an overwhelming major
ity present voted to adopt the re-
port of Gertrude Meuller, left wing
Continued on Page Three
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-06
Workers Party Statement.

Greeting the attack of the ALL
America Anti-Imperialist League on
American imperialist control of the
Nicaraguan elections, the Central
Executive Committee of the Work
ers (Communist) Party today en-
dorsed the program of the League
in statement entitled, Cast Your
Vote Against American Imperialism
and Imperialist War"
The Workers (Communist) Par
ty of America greets the state
Continued on Page Three
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-06
Wall Street Banker
Bets Million on Herb
In Today's Election
(By United Press.)

An unconfirmed report in Wall
Street today said that w. c. Durant,
multi-millionaire manufacturer and
stock market operator, had wagered
S1,00o,000, at odds of 5 to 1, that
Herbert Hoover would be elected
president.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-06
WALL STREET
WINS POLL in
NICARAGUA
Moncada u. S. Puppet!
Made President Under
Marine Guns
Planes TerrOriZe Land
Workers Party Issues
Statement
BULLETIN.

An Associated Press dispatch,
dated from Managua, Nicaragua,
November A, and printed in the New
York Spanish language paper, La
Prensa, of November 5, states as
follows:
4 s'The North Americans will count
k,e votes, protected by the constabu-
Ary, which is commanded by North
lmerican officers"
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Gen-
eral Jose Maria Moncado, liberal
candidate" for president of Nicara-
qua, has been safely ushered into
the presidency with the help of
1000 marines under General Mccoy
and 20 bombing planes, according
to the latest returns of Sundays
elections" submitted to the United
States government.
Nineteen thousand votes "put
Moncada in" while the 20 bomb
ing planes secured the country,
pointing their loaded machine guns
at the voters and held bombs ready
to release. Marines patrolled every
town and city and kept an eagle
eye on the ballot boxes.
Most of the marines were sta
toned in the northern districts to
keep the Sandino army at dis
tance. Bands of "vigilantes," armed
tpnstabularies with American Of
ilcers, formed by General Mccoy
fifth the help of the present gov
ernment, aided the marines.
General Mccoy, in his report to
Washington, was exuberant over
the success of his elections" and
was full of praise for the native
politicians, both conservative and
''liberal," who had surrendered en-
tirely to the American army. "The
American electoral mission and the
marines, including the aviation sec
tion, gave a fine exhibition of team
work." he said.
Excellent job"
General Feland did an excellent
Job in pacifying the country" it was
stated. "The aviation section
headed by Major L. M. Bourne was
simply invaluable because of eff
cient work of carrying supplies into
the interior, bringing out the sick
and wounded, and picking up in
formation from points where other
means would have required many
days"
With this virtual admission that
ac..al war against Sandino was
i.ecessary before the population
4,uld be sufficiently intimidated to
fote for candidates chosen by the
Washington government, it is hard
ly surprising to many that the
"elections were carried out with no
sign of disorder" &,.....
DIR. Harold w. Dodds, Princeton
professor and author of the Mica
raguan election law, estimated the
composition of congress at, noon as
follows: s.t.,....
Senate, IL liberals and IL con-
servatives; house of deputies, 21
liberals and % conservatives.
The marines are scheduled to re-
main for a number of years.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-06

KILLED AS AUTO HITS TREE.
John Trainer, 40, was instantly
killed yesterday when his auto left
the road and ran into tree at Wat
ermill, near Southampton.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-06
Attack U. S. Policy.

SANTIAGO, Chile, Nov. 5.-The
Illustrated Daily in an editorial on
United States policy in Nicaragua,
especially in reference to the re-
ports that the marines will remain
after the elections, condemns both
the United States government and
those in Latin America who approve
the policy.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-06
NEW JINGo IN PHILIPPINES

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5 (UP).-
Major General Paul B. Malone, com
mander of the Sixth Corps Area,
Chicago, today was appointed COM
nander of the Philippine Division,
relieving Major General Johnson
Hagood.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-06
Big Gains for Workers
Party In Campaign In
Thirty-four States
LOvestOne, Secretary of Party Predicts Large
Vote for Foster and Gitlow
Substantial Advances in Communist Member
ship; Penetrate Mines, Mills and Factories

Jay Lovestone Executive Secretary of the Workers
Communs Party yesterday declared that it is already GER
tain that the Party has made tangible gains
As the election campaign draws to close" said Comrade
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-06
ArizOnaReaction Again
WOuldStopC Communists
But 1t Can't Be Done

PHOENIX, Arizona, Nov. s.
The permit which had been is
sued for the meeting to be ad-
dressed here by Ella Reeve Bloor,
famous revolutionary fighter and
Communist Party campaigner,
was revoked by American Legion
influence tonight. The meeting
will be held anyway.
COMPANY ISSUES DIVIDEND
Harbison- Walker Refrectories Co.
directors have declared a quarterly
dividend of so cents on the new
common stock, placing the issue on
So annual basis.
A vote for the republicans,
democrats. or the socialists IN a
vote nGainst the Soviet Union.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-06

NEW YORK MILITANTS.
Turn to Page 2 for sample
ballot and instructions on how to
use voting machines.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-06

Vote Communist.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-06
THE DAILY WORKER FIGHTS

For a Workers-Farmers Government
To Organize The UNorgantzed
For tbe 40-H0nr Week
For Labor Party \.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-29
Open to All

5000 in Cold Winners
1t May Be You-Enter the
Harvest Festival Celebration
and have your friends vote
for you-Ballots are obtain
able at all of the stores listed
to the right and left no
entry fee.
Beauties" will please apply
at the Display Room-Wash-
ington and Alabama Sts., to-
day for entry.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-27
oBCHOD DOBRY, ALE
RoBOTY JE MALo

J. A. Campbell, predseda Sheet
and Tube Co. povedal ma rocne0
sch6dzi spolocnosti, ze obchod 5e
perfektne r,spokojivy a omnoho
lepsi, nez o6akaval v prezident-
skom roku, ale zisk bude maly,
lebo ceny ocele sd mike. Ceny 50
vraj zvysia tret 'om ztvrt 'roku.
Dobry obchod Q malo roboty
pre- robotny lud ~ je veru ME
|dobry znak. v priemysle zahnie-
zdila So choroba: vxSSia vyroba
pri menej robotnikoch, ktora pri.
vedie iste vel 'ke boje o kratsiu
dobu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-27

Ma Balk&ne trva zemetrasenie
nE vyse tySdha q dosial' najviac-
lie spustosenie zastihlo Bulharov.
Tam zahynulo do 900 l'udi, okolo
1000 bolo ranene q najmene0 sest
miest q dedfn bolo zni6ene, medzi
mimi j Plovdiv. 125, 900 Judi je
bez pristreSia.
Zemerasenie ud&va 50 ] v Ju.
hosl&vii, Grecku q Rumunskn: y
Juhosl6vii q Rumunsku boly otra,
81 slabSie, ale ' Gr6cku srutent
boly mesteSk6 Corinth . Latraki
Tu zahynnlo 30 osob 4 mnoho bo
!, 10 ranenk. Obyvatel 'stvo zemetra
senfm postihnnt6ho 6oemia opu'
stilo prSbytky ! byva Y poll. Bic
dssjs vsl1l.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-27
0BNovIA sBoR SLOW.
LfQY VI CAMPBxIL
Vsetci slovaci : Campbsll s6 Ha-
dani prist ma vsl'kd sch6dxu Y
nedsl Y ve6sr pod kostol Sv. J&na
Krstitel a. -sS

Vsetkych bratov Slov&kov u
. Campbell 1ctive ziadam me
ne svolAvajlceho vyboru, aby "a
dostapili nedeln weber, 29. a.
prila do miestnosti pod kostol far
nosti Sv. jana Krstitel'a IA Reed
Ave-, kde Dude k novel cinnostiI
privedeny mas Sbor SlovenskejI
Ligy, ktory tax vydatne pracoval
"a nArod poGas svetovej yojny Z
po nej. Schodza 81 zapo1ne q
hodine, preto je ziaddeno, aby
bratia prisli naeas. Ma sch6dsi|
zvoleny bude trad Sboru dele
+ \. 4ongres Ligy, ktory - bu-
Ede odbyyat' Y Lorain koncola -
ja. Fria te ' naiva6Sem ps6tqq.
ahy sme mali mai isilnei e Sbor I n
|gy \ Mahoning dolins. Som ! u
|cteu, III /. NE n n
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-27
DEPoRTUJt NEzAKoN1TE
DOSLYCH PRLSfAHovALoov

V posledne easy sd imigracnf
komisari vel mi cinni ma nasom o.
koli a takmer kazdodenne are
stujl l'udf, ktori sa sem dostali
nezakonitou' cestou Kanady, Ku-
by a inych krajin. Medzi tymito
sn Slovaci. Posledne Campbell
arestovane bolo 8 takych prist "a
hovalcov, medzi ,ktorymi boli i
Slovaci. Mnohi nezakonite doSl6
prist'ahovalci optSt 'ajl dobro-
vol ne Ameriku, aby vyhli aresto-
vaniu q deportacii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-27
Divadlo Y nedelu
na Haseltone
Herci farnosti Sv. Alxbety za-
hrajd vel'mi krasny kus, 1nynArI
q jeho diet q popoludni j ve6er.

Dramaticky krnzok farnosti Sv.
AEbety. '. Haselton zahra tejto
nedeli, 90. aprila popoludnf j We.
Ger jeden najkrajsich diyadel-
nych klsov, Mlynar a. ieho die
t'a". .Je to cinohra v 5. fdeist-
vach, ktora dobyla el'kych us
pechov vsade pc europskych ja-
viskoch ako. tn v Amerike. Gle
novia dramatickeho krnEku sa
tento kus ucili "a Wac mesiacov
a MET pochybnosti, ze no krasne
zahraju. Ucinkujn vsetko najlep-
Sic herecke silly obecenstvo bude
1castne zriedkaveho pobavenia a
poucenia.
.Hrail nasledovni: Michal Ko-
Yak, pani Repaska NIL, pani Jano-
vieova, Michal Bartos, Stanislav
Necko, Stefan Roth, PAM Anna
Sonoga, Jozef Ulicny, Stefan Bra
jer, Frant. Hasaj, Michal Novak
a skolske dietky.
Zaciatok popoludnajsieho pred
stavenic je pre- deti o pol 3. hodi-
ne vecernajsieho pre- dospelych
0 pol s. hodine.
dSlovenske obecenstvO Hasel-
ton, Campbell a celeho okolia je
srdeene pozvane,. Divad'o bude v
skolskej miestnosti farnost' na
N. Haseltine Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-27
soKOLI PoJDU HRAT
DIVADLO DO FARRELL

Pochvalne znamy dramaticky
kr1Hok Sboru 146. T. S. j. Sokol
Z Youngs- own poziadany bol Slo-
vakmi Farrell, aby tam prisiel
zahrat ma 13. maja v Narodnom
dome dive krasne divadelne hry:
"Moderneho zenicha' "Bluda-
ra". Tieto hry boly tn $ vel 'kym
dspechom zahrane vo fasiangy q
MET pochybnosti, ze j vo Farrell
stretnn sa Sokoli $ vel 'kym nspe-
chom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-27
M11IoNAR UsrEL TREsTU.

Harry F. Sinclair, ktory Dol
kra:jinskou vladou obaalovany, ze
podplatenfm tajomnika depart
mentu vnntra zmocnil sa nezako-
mite vladnych olejovych poll, O.
slobodeny Dol v minule dni poro-
tou hlavnom stide Distriktu Co.
lumbia. Smutne vyzeraja tie po.
rotne study! (Porotny sud je to,
ked obzalovaneho nesndia sudco-
via; ale obycajni lmdia. Ma porot-
ny sud je opravneny kaady clo-
vek, o ktoreho slobodu 50 jedna.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-27

Nschsniltto 1iezama6lkk prfSt ~
toto pestrs prsdstavenie.

Y hedel'u, 90. aprila Cy-Me
klnb bude ma vseobecnd ziadost
opakovat koncert divadlo, kto-
ne bolo zahrane vel 'kym tspe-
chom ma velkonocnii nedel'u.
Vstupne bolo sniEene ma Soc. la
ciatok predstavenia bude . pol s..
hodine vecer zaGne sa naSas, le-
bo program je vel'mi boha..y. M
programe su spevy 6-clenovehoI
miesaneho spevokolu, solov4 spe-
Wy, komicke vystupy dye diva
define hry: ''V chumelici" I've
no..
Aekol'v 'vek minulej zimy boly
nase divadelne krti1ky vel mi Elm
ne, predsa mozeme smelo pove-
dat, lie koncert a divadlo Cv-Me
Klubu bohatstvom a ronnahito-
st'ou programu stojl ma prvom
mieste. Preto vse.ci, ktorf ste este
toto predstavenie neyideli, medal
te 81 ujst' prile6itosti a prid 'te N
nedel'u veeer do skolskej siene
Sy. Cyrilla a Me.hoda uvidite,
so nasa slovenska mladez organi-
zovana, v Cy-Me Klnbe dovedie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-27
v 6fNE ztRI vEL'KA BITKA

z Ciny prichodia zpravy, zs
tam znri teraz vel bitka, v
ktorej berie 1cast ma million mu-
zov mozno rozhodne osud Ciny.
V Cine I'd dlhe roxy zlri revo-
lucia. BOZ sa vedie medzi sever.
nou a juznou tinou kontrolu
.vlady. Ola zprav, juznacka na,
rodna armada. ktorA bola zprvu
podporovana bolsevickou vladou
Ruska, Wit All q napreduje ma Pc.
king, hlavne mesto tiny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-27
GEN. wRANaEL zoMREL

General a baron Peter NikolaJe'
vic Wrangel, hlavny vodca "bie'
lei armady'' ruskej proti boise.
vickej Wade, zomrel v Brusseli
Belgicku, 25. .aprila. Wrangcl vie
dol boje bolSevickou armadou
"a dlhy cas-. Zprvu sa mu darilo
ale ked' bolsevici uzavreli Polls
kom mier, vrhli vel'lSe posily
proti ssbielym" a Wranglova ar
mada bola rozohnana. Zbytky
unikly cez Cierne more do Ju'
hoslavie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-27
zAdNU sTAvAT NOvY
SOUTH AVE. MOST

Okresni komisari sa osvedcili,
se stavba noveho South Ave.
mostu bude zapocata skoro. STAY
ba bola odlozenA pre- pravotu,
ktoru proti komisarom pozdvihol
okresnyy fiskal Thomas. Pravota
bola teraz pojednavana a s,ldca
n1istil komisarov obEaloby, ze
platili privel'ke komisie pocas
khpy pozemkov ma Front ST., po.
trebntch pre- sirE most.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-27

Predstaven& bude veselohra 'sNex-
nc prfbu1enStvo"

Dramaticlsy kr6Eok farnosti
Najsv. Mena JexiS na Stee,ton o.
znamuje ct. obecenstvu, 10 diva
do, ktore malo byt' tejto nedele,
prelozene bolo ma nedel'u, s. maja.,
Zahrana bude krasna veselohra
'Neine pribuzenstvo" diva raxy,
popoMdnis pre- deti a vecer pre- do.
spelych. Obecenstvo mech je iste,
ze toto divadlo bude prvotriedne
zahrane a pobavi So ma nom kaE-
dy, kto pride.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-27
Pekne divadlo
na Struthers
Lansingvillcani zahrajh tam v IT,
to nedel'u po obede i vecer dve
pekne hry.

Lansingvillskl divadelnf ochot-
nici zahrajn divadlo v osade Maj
sva.ejsej Trojice v Struthers v
tito nedel'u, 90. aprfla pc obede j
vecer. Zahraj1 diva kusy, "Uz sii
vsetci v jednom vreci, alebo pre-
yrateny svet" a "Kamenny chod-
meek. Oba knsy zahrane boly T.
spesne vo farnosti Sv. Mateja "a
plete Stlalther6ani nozu hyt isti
ze sa vel mi dobre zabavia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-27
MAJETKOvV vYKAZ MA
BYf PODANY DO 1. MAJA

Vykaz osobnom majetku pre-
zdanenie musi byt' podany do l.
iuaja, udal okresny auditor j. j.
Arnold a kto talk neurobi, nedo-
stane 800 vyhodu a k tomu po-
kutovany bude ma SO percent OBJ
nosu dane. Posledny den ma odda-
ME vykazu je l. mai. Do vykazu
+reba udat' domaci nabytol, psa,
automobil a peniaze donna ban
ke drzane. (Toto posledne vsak
malo ludi robi).
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-27
PADoL POD LoKoMoTfvU

Martin Gottesman Warren
chcel vystnpit' ma vlak Erie dra-
hy. Vlak uz stal ma stanici, preto
ably no nazmeSkal ,utekal k nemu
cez kol'aje ked' siel popred
jednu lokomotfvu, sSlzol sa a pa
dol pod. jej kolesa. Utrpel zlome-
ME chrbtovej kosti vnutorne
zranenie, tahze par hodin 10
mrel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-27
CY-ME KLUB ZAvfTA
MA HAAELTON

.Znamy Gy-Me Klub Qd farnostl
|Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda zavi.a ma
20. maja do Haselton, ably tam
dial pohostinny koncert bohatym
programom. Haselto1lcani mech 81
'dobre zapamatajl datum, sa
nesl 'ubovali indie v ten den, lebo
by obanovali.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-27
! | | / I sl.7 5!
PlREfI't' SI' :
tfoovtR a SMITH

t.. Z. l--.- 81 !. ~. q T1 - a
Toto sd najpravdepodo obnejsi
kandidati prezidenstva, hovoria
nam vSetci akdseni politikari.
Hoover w vrai ma prvom balote
bude nominovany Kansas City
a Smith nebude potrebovat ich
mnoho.
Utorkove primarily Y Ohio dali
Hooverovi rozhodne Wit Aastvo. y
prednostnom hlasovani Hoover
,dostal 100 600 .hlasovl .vaSsinu a 2
81 delegatov bude mat ma kon-
vencii 81. Jeho VT 'azstyo Y Ohio
mu vraj zaralauje istd nominaciu,
lebo Ohio zaujima zvlastne posta-
venie y republikanskej strane a
xnamy je ako "matka preziden-
TOW Ohio dal totM Wac prezi-
dentov narodu, nez ktorSkol'vek
iny stat, a dava stale vel'ke per-
cento yynikaidcich politikov a
statnikov. / terajsi yice-prezident
je Ohiocan.
Veci Hoovera stoja teraz taxi
to-: 70 1853 w zvolenych delegatov
28B je "a Hoovera, It's "a Low
dena, % "a Norrisa, "a "a Curtisa,
IL "a Boraha 23O ME je zavia-
zane ziadnemu. q tychto skoro
vsetci budu hlasovat' "a Hoovera.
Zvolene este bude 32l delegatov.
Demokraticka strana ma w 63S
delegatov zyolenych. Vsetkvch
bude mat 100. 70 zvolenych de-
legatov Smith md 444, Go je Q 74
viac, nez dosiahol pred styrmi
rokmi ma konvencii New Yorku.
Jeho hlavny protikandidat, Reed,
: IS
bude mat vraj ma konyencii 366
delegatov. mi kandidati budu
mat len svoje domaee delegacie
"a sebou, medzi mimi j Pomerene
z Ohio, poctom AZ. Rozdiel pri no.
minovani kandidatov oboch stran
je ten, ze republikansky kandidat
mode byt' nominoyany vaesinou
hlasov, kdezto demokraticky mu-
si mat dve tretiny, tedy az 733 j
psi ma nominaciu. Ak 50 na demo
kfati4kej kqhyercii Ease stfhne
fsate neprids s1'stvo, ako pred
Styrfhi fslni, ! nonmujd ddkeho
.'Sierneho kona'', tax So i'm vo
vol bach zas tax povedie. ako vte-
az. Ak ale bud1 svornf, Smith
bude mat dost' dobrl prilezitost
ma zyolenie.
Vit'a1stvo Hooverovo v Ohio pri-
vedie zna1ne zmeny vo vodcovst-
te sttdny. Podobne j v Mahoning
okrese. Tu sa celia okresna organi-
zacia ma cele 5 predsedom Jone-
som postayila proti Hooverovi a
jeho kandidatom ma delegatstyo
a;hola t'azko porazena- Hooverovi
kandidati, i. B. McKelvey a, j.
B. Estabrook dostali pat krat
Wac hlasov, nezli kandidati orga-
nizacie. Moane je, ze Jones ztrati
svoie vodcovstvo, ktore drzal "a
hodny rad rokov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-27
DETI MUsEJU BYf
VECER donna

Policajny sef McNicholas ma
riadil policajtom, ably ares.ovali
kazde diet a nize 16-rocne, ked
no uvidia ma ulici bez rodicovske-
ho sprievodu po g. hodine veeer.
Ami mladez nMe 21-roena nebude
trpena ma rohoch ulic.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-27
A. M. pALKovIG
MA PREDNASK0vEJ CESTE

Pan A. NJ. Palkovic, Ill SPRAY
ca X. Sokolov, Dol v nedel'u u pred
naSat Lorain, Ohio, 2 prflezi-
tosti kampane move 1lenstvo. Y
nedeln bude predpasat zas \
New Brighton, Pa. 9 inych oko.
litych smest&ch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-27
Konfir1nacia
' Newton Falls
Biskup schrembs konfirmoval 146
slovensk5ch dietok v chrame
SY. Jozefa.

V nedel'u, %. aprfla H. hod.
predpoludnim udelil osvp. biskup
Schrembs z Clevelandu sviatost'
birmovania LAG dietkam sloyens-
kej farnosti Sv. Jozefa v Newton
Falls.
Prvyn vykonom biskupa ten
den bolo polozenie zakladneho ka-
mena a posyatenia noveho rim
katol pol 'sAf akrApu "a 81 c.
nal ST, pri assist enciis jeho sekre-
tara Rev. George Habiga, Rev. Jo-
zefa Jarosz miestneho s'ovens-
keho duchovneho, Rev. Juraja R.
Bobala.
Biskupa uvital sprievod, pozo-
stavaj1ci 2 vyslhlzilcov vojny a
spolkov farnosti Sv. Jozefa, pri
clrame Fanny Marie a doprevad-
.zal no ku fare ma: Ravenna Road
Marsalom sprievodu boil DIR. Jozef
j.. Bellas. O II. .hDdine, osvp. bis
kup, so Is. ol.tarnymi chlapcami,
vyobliekanymi cervenych tala-
roch a bielych albach, pochodoval
fary do kostola.
Kostol boil zaplneny do posled-
neho miesta dietkami. rodicmi a
krstnymi rodiGmi. Dieveata boly
yyobliekane bielom ceryenymi
ruzMkami vo vlasoch; chlapci v
tmavo-modrych oblekoch, Ger
venymi klincami v dierkach ka-
batov. Oltare boly krasne ozdo-
bene cervenymi klincami a Ia
liami.
Biskup potom NAL kazeH ku far
nixon, ktora trvala asi As minlt,
pochvaliac farrAkov "a ich odda-
most pracu prospech svojej
farnosti; "a ochotu spolupracu
$ duchovnym, ktord preukazali "a
posledny rok. vyslovil nadej, ze
budd tom pokra1ovat' bu-
dncnosti a ze sa pousilujii dosiah-
nut este vacsieho pokroku.
Pocas konfirmaeie spieval ch6r
Ii dietky, pod schopnJm vedenin'
organistky Isl. Amy Tobasco,
hynny kar,sv. Duehussv Y anglickej
reei.t 5@
Osvp.9 biskupovi vypomahali pr
konfirmacii nasledovnf duchovnf
Rev. Joseph Trainor, Rev. Jan
Zeglen a Rev. Jozef Kos.ik z
Youngstown; Rev. Edward Fas
nacht Rev. Peter Molchany
Warren; Rev. Juraj Novak 2 Ak
ron; Rev. Jozef Jaross Geve
landu a miestny duchovny, Rev
Juraj r. Bobal.
Hned po bohoslutb&ch v chra'
me, osvp. biskup vsetci knazi
brali lSast ma obede vo fare. Pa1
biskup potion odesstUal do Miles
O., kde konfirmoyal . $3.50 popo
ludni.