davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-30
NOVA pREDLoHA i,
y pRoGpECH FARMARov

Y polovici aprila kongres bude
hlasovat' "a alebo proti novel
predlohe v prospech farmarov.
Tato predloha chce uzakonit far
marskn vladnu radu, ktora by dis
ponovala Cd $3.50, ,00D, 600 do
$4OO, 600, 900. Tieto peniaze by po-
uzisala ma poskytovaIiie iivern
farmarskym druGstvam ma udr-
ziavanie dobrej ceny farmarskych
produktov. Tato predloha je sko-
70 ta sama, akl uS raz kongres
prijal, ale prezident vetoval. Roz-
diel je v tom, u mnohe state, pro
ii ktor5m prssidsnt namietal boz
II alebo ,vynechans alebo oprave-
ne. .5 {.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-30
POL.ITICKY
PREHL'AD
I. B. NICKEL vEY
o HoOvERovI.

A1uCiuS -. NAOAAClVOyS Au9AJ
youngstownsky obchodnfk, je jed
nyTh kandidatov "a Delegate
Hooverovho ma republikansku
konvenciu, ktord 50 bude vydrzia.
vat ' Kansas City. Mr.. Nickel
vey. NAL vo stvrtok vecer RED
youngstownskej radios stanice, '
ktorej udal mnohe vyznamne pri-
ciny, pre- ktore voliSia Mahonine
okresu majn hlasovat' ma neho a
jeho siidruhov a ME ma kandida.
tov Willisovych. tn podavame
niektore caste ieho reci:
Byt' "a takeho kandidata ma
prezidentstvo, ktory nema ma to
kvalifik6cii, jc najvacsou blaho.
vost 'ou. Loyalnost' k strane je
dobrd, ale politicka triksterstvo,
ktore poraza v6l'u l'udu, je zle.
Preto loyalnost k strane ma zna-
menat podporovanie najlepsieho
a najmocnejsieho kandidata, a.
kym je Mr.. Hoover.
Americky l'ud Dol opanovany
niekol 'kymi politickymi bosami
uz tax dlho, ze l'ud to uz zunoval
a priSiel cas-, ked' l'ud, a ME paru
bosov, bude nominovat' prezi-
dentskych kandidatov. Ma kon.
vencii v Kansas City toho roku,
myslim, bude taxa silna ziadost
vyslovena "a Hoovera, ze ma O.
statnych sa nebude ami myslet'
Boze mas zavaruj cd kandidatov,
ktori sii len "favorizovanymi sy-
Mani" bez inych .kvalifikacii.
Mr.. McKelvey potom argumen-
toval "a Hoovera hlavne jeho sii-
cost 'on byt' dobrym prezidentom.
Cokol'vek Hoover v zivote podu-
jail, malo zdar. A vsetky praee
Hooverove boly vel 'keho kalibru,
co znaci, ze Hooverov modzog je
vel'keho kalibru. v svojej reel
spytoval sa: tsKym Hoover pra-
coyal- napnutim dusevnych sill,
co robil Willis Akn vel'kd pracu
on yykonale Co ineho robil mimc
recnenias Ked je TAX vel' kym
muzom, preco no nebolo tam,
ked' narod potreboval vel'kych
mnGov ma vel'k veci? Mieron 0.
pravdoyej vel'kosti muza je sila
jeho modzgu, a ME sila ieho
pl'1c.'
Mr.. McKelvey potion So do.
tknul i rekordu senatora Willisa
v senate. Tidal, We Willis patri do
Daughertovej skupiny. Daugher.
ty, ako znamo, musel sa vzdat' Il
radu ministra spravedlnosti pre-
slime podozrenie, ze NAL prsty Y
olejovom skandale. A Willis 0.
branoval Daughertyho, udajnc Y
senate, ze Daugherty je tax eisty
ako cub pol'ovnickeho psa.
Spomenul i skandal olejovy
Strana, ak sa chce ocistit' pred
narodom, musi nominoyat' 1huza
ktoreho chce narod, ktory nemal
prsty v ziadnej Spine, a tym j.
Hoover. Ak strana bude nomino
vat cloveka, ktoreho l'ud nechce
bude to znamenat' porazku VI
vol'bach.
Ma republikansku konvencir
volicia Mahoning, Trumbull !
Ashtabula okresov poslii dvocl
delegatov. Hooverovymi kandi
datmi s1: 4. B. McKelvey nash,
mesta q John B. Estabrook 2 War
rem. Potom sd nahradnici tychtt
a este okrem toho budeme hlaso
vat ma Z satnych delegatov
feb nahradnikov. Primarily budi
"a. aprfla.
NOVA PREDLoHA
pRoefEcH FARMARov
" ,ro1r,,:ns onrS1o bon Ornc hid
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-30
2S5 MAJNERsKYCH ROBIN
BUDE vYHADzANE z DO1Gov

Federalny sudca, Benson Hough
v Columbus vydal v tieto dni do
volenie piatim uhol 'nym spoloc-
nostiam vyhadzat ma |. maja 285
rodin strajkerov kompanickych
domov, ktore potom zaujm1 ske-
bi. Sudca odoprel povolit' vyha-
dzanie v jednom pade, lebo sa Y
maine, kde strajkeri pracovali,
nepracuje dosavad' : spolocnost
.nedoviedla 81 tam cite Skebov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-30
GRAFT MA MEsTsKOM DOME
BUDE DOBRE vY$ETRENY

Statny auditor Tracy oznamil,
ze graft, ktory bol objaveny ma
mestskom dome v Youngstown
bude dokladne vysetreny. Posle
sem dvoch najlepsich nGtovnikov,
ktori prehliadnu knihy mesta "a
roxy 1926, 1926 a 1927. Tato pre-
hliadka knih ma byt' prevedena
o kratky cas-.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-30
PROHIBICNA CATA
BOLA PR1PUSTENA

Mayor Heffernan nariadil Sc
fowl prohibicnej eaty, Metcalfovi
prepustit' vsetkych Slenov eaty
okrem tajomnika Burkeho, lebo
vraj data neprobovala naozaj u.
prohibiciu. Spolu sest
muEov bolo prepustene. Ma ich
miesto hl6si 81 az 20 noytch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-30
Vel'ky zabavny vecer
Cy-Me Klubu na v. Noe
DIvADLo KoNcERT KoMcKE vYsTUPY 81 MA PRO
CRANE s. ApRf1A

KO, hAIdfind MuranSKy, Anna
Stanko, Julia Javorsky, JozefMa
Adamko, Maria Muransky, Ma
ria Malaskanic, Helena Mnransky
Katarfna Olsavsky, Maria Javor-
sky, Maria Mandula, Irena Ku-
bala, Maria Dobran, Anna Doe
bran, Maria Jankovic, Alzbeta
Vrabel, Katarina Stanoveak, Ge-S
novefa Sovik, Maria Ruzbackv,
Maria Kirlik, Julia Matus, Kata-
rina BruSko.
Alto: Dorotka Sromovsky, Mar
garcia Daubner, L hdmila Stei-
ner, Etela Palguta, Katarina Pal
guta, Maria Klema, Maria Jurco,
Maria Vrabel, Veronika sFrankoy
Maria Maeuga, Zuzanna Stanov-
cak, Margareta Brusko, Anna
Fajfak, Maria Javorsky, Maria
TkaG, Agnesa Salata.
Tenor: Panovia: F. Markovid,
Jozef Klein, Jozef Fecko, Andrej
Brajer, Cyril Terna, Stefan zu-
bal, Jan Rutkaj.
Bas: Panoyia: Jan .Soltis, Ste
fan Adamko, Stefan Palguta, Jan
yitkaj, Michal Martinko, Albert
Kills.. Juraj Kolesar, Michal Lu-
cansky.
Piesen mad Tatrou'', ktorou
speyokol otvorf program, je novo
upravena, tax ako sa tera3 ma
Slovensku spieva, iebo hronly ~
prestaly bit. !. slnko ssieii Slo-
vaci dostali svoju davno zelanl
slobodu. Podavame text piesne,
lebo pokial' zname, sa tato dote-
raz Youngstown nespievala:
Mad Tatrou sa uz viac neblyska.
nehrmi,
Ale slnko svieti ma slovenske deti
ma Krivan strmy.
Mad naSfm Krivanom slniecko
sa smeje,
Hej, w nam Only, u1 sa nam
splnily, tie nase nadeje.
Po dlhej porobe po dlhej praci
nova zvest to hlasa az sa zem
otriasa, Ee zijn Slovaci.
Vstupne ma vecierok je: I. ,mie-
sto / dollar. III. miesto 75c. III.
lniesto Soc.
Vstupenky budh predavat' Gle
novia spevokolu odporiicame, az
by 81 obecenstvo zavcas obstaralo'
take miesto, axe sa komu najlep-
Sic pa6i. Rozumie sa, ze ii Go k1-
pia skoro, maju 81 vybrat' lepsie
miesta. Pc vecernych pobo6no-
stiach kostole v nedel'n po
yel'kej omSi budu elenovia spe-s
vokolu predayat' vstupenky "
krstitel 'nici.
Pri tejto zabave vystdpi pred
verejnost' tiez novoorganizovana
Cy-Me orchestra, ktora bude za-
bavat' obeeenstvo pred zaciat-
kom programuA i q prestavkach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-30
Ct II :, =: ~
kuturny vecierok
Buds III 0 diva tjEdne skole sv.
Cyrilla q Methoda. - Poucny q
ulneleckT program bude
preve1en1.

uMelecky Pn0gTam Dude
prevedeny.
cteh6 slovenske obecenstvo 2 ce-
lei Mahoning tleline ictive npo-
zornujene ma killtiirny vecierok
Okresneho SborlI Slovenskej Lfgy,
ktory sa budef odbyvat o diva
tyzdne, Is. aprfla vecer v skole
Sv. Cyrilla Methoda. Tento ve-
6ierok je vsesloyensky, usporiada-
ny pre- vsetkych Slovakov z kaz-
deg osady a kaEdeho cirkevneho
sboru ma tomto okoli a eisty zisk
obrateny bude ma podporu sloven-
skych vdov sirot v Youngstown,
Campbell a 9Struthers. Niaden
Sloyak Slovenka nemoEe tedy
odopret' svoju pritomnost', me-
m6ze udat' prfcinu, preco by ne-
prisiel. Vecierok je oznamovany.
verejnosti este Cd januara, a te.
.raz len ma tom zalezi, aby navste.
va bola TAXA, akej skola farno-,
,sti Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda este me-
mala. III
Ma vecierku sa preukazeme my
yonngstownskf okoliti Slovaci,
ako 81 kulttiru vieme cent a i'll
sirit'. Tiez 50 presvedcime, AXE
:umelecke silly name v svojom
kruhu a ktore este nemaly prile-
zitost' 50 TAX pospolu svojim u
menim prenkazat'.
Vecierok nebude zvySajnou "a
bayou, ami divadlom. Bude to tax
zpoly koncert, zpoly poucna pred
na3ka. Prednseene budn dive pred
.hssky poucne, spievane sola, hras
ne t'aake hudobn6 skladby, reci-
tovan& jedna hlboko precftena
baseh cd Hviezdoslava a predne-
sene budi diva vyborne vystu-
py pre- Fart. vsetky body vypl-
meme budd kompetentnymi osoba-
mi. Spievat' bud1 nase obi 'ibene
spevaeky, 81. Berdis a 81. Gondol;
d 'alej p. Vagas Lansingvillu,
mas najlepsi tenorista; ma plane
sola zahra prof. Belavic; ma cello
sola zahra prof. Mrazek; trio ina
husliach, cello piano) zahraj1
riaditel' Keith-Albee orchestry
,Josef Martinko NIL, jeho brat Ju-
raj a sestra Anna. Basen predne-
sic p. Jan Witkay, znamy drama
ticky herec; zartovne prednesy
|p. Stanislav Necko z Haseltonu
"a p. Stefan Jochman 20 Steelton;
obecenstvo uyita p. Jozef Schro-
mofskyy, predseda Okresneho Sbo-
ru a poucne prednasky prednes1
Rev. Jan Method Liscinsky a M.
Mraz. Uplny program prinesieme
budlcne.
Este podotykame, ze podobne
kultlrne vecierky budh cd tohto
casu stalou ustanoviznou Okres-
neho Sboru, ako je Slovensky
Den. Kazdy rok bude jeden kul.
tlrny vecierok a vzdy ma inom
mieste, aby obecenstvo citilo a
presyedcilo sa, ze Okresny Sbor
patri vsetkym Slovakom v Maho.
ming doline. Bud1ceho roku bude
ma Steelton, vtedy prednasat
bud1 Rev. Kocis a Rev. Rob; po.
tom na Lansingville, Haseltone
Y Campbell Struthers. Ak 1sa
bratia Warren a Newton Fails
pripojA k Okresnemu Sboru, po
dobn6 vecierky al tam ,usporia
dame. Pfosfme tedy vsetkych Slo
vakov q Slovenky nam byt' nj
pomoci v tejto kultlrnej, dobro'
lcinnej svornost' pestnj1cej ak
|cii agitovanfm "a zdar veGierka ,
pritomnost 'ou ma nom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-30

& /.
Cy-Me Klub, usporiada vel Ky "a
bavny vecierok v nedel'u, s. april
la pol s. hodine vecer v skolskej
sieni. z nasleduj1ceho programn
81 m6ze obecenstvo utvorit pred
stavu, aka pekna zabava eeakava
tych, ktori pridu sa pobavit a
myslime, ze bude malo takych, co
nepridu.
Program je nasledoyny:
1. az Mad Tatrou (nova basen
cd dra Jura Janosku). b. ia
som Slovan. Spieva spevobol pod
riadenfm p. Otakara Mrazeka.
2. V CHUN[ELICI. Fart. /.
dejstve. Osoby:
Dlbravsky, plukovnfk ma odpo-
Ginku - p. Michal Czech.
Emilia, jeho dcera - 81. Anna
Larko.
Jaroslav slavinsky = p. Jan
Witkay.
Holub, statkar - p. Jan Soltis.
Katusa, gazdina II plukoynika
- 81. Katarina Palguta.
Odohrava sa vo vaEsom meste
"a nasej DOLBY.
Mala prestavka, poeas ktorej
hra Cy-Me orchestra.
8. a) Boleraz. b. Pasol Jano.
(slov. l'ud. piesen, upravena p.
o. Mrazekom). Riadi p. Otakar
Mrazek na plane spreyadza 81.
Maria CHmar.
4. Kotrmelce pana Plechacka.
Komicky vystup, prednesie - p.
Stefan Palguta.
5. AZ Orala, orala. b. Pri Pre-
sporku ma Dunaji. Slov. l'ud. pie.
sne, spieva 81. Dorotka Schro-
movska, ma plane sprevadza p. O.
Mrazek.
6. Doktor Sasafras, komicky
vystup, prednesie p. Jozef Klein.
Z. az Veje victor. b. Siroky jar
COX. Spieva 81. Anna Larko, ma
plane sprevadza p. O. Mrazek.
s. Ziva deklamacia. Komicky
vystup, prednesie p. Andrej Bra
jer.
9. Imitacie (napodobenie) roz-
nych hudobnych nastrojov, pred
stavi - p. Jozef Fecko.
10. Gustko Pacif1z, internacio-
nalny zal ,ibenec. zartovny w
stup, prednesie p. Jan Witkay.
IL. Stefan Zubal, virtuos ma
Ipilku.
II. a. Zalo dievca. By Vylet
vtacku. c) A ia ii uplynu. z mo-
ravskyych dvojspevov cd Ant.
Dvoraka, spievajl: pani Julia
Mrazek, 81. Maria Hud'a, 81. Ka-
tarina Muransky, 81. Margareta
Daubner, 81. Dorotka Sromovsky,
81. L'udmila Steiner. Ma plane
sprevadza p. O. Mrazek.
Prestavka Cy-Me. orchestra.
Is. VENO. Fraska v 1. dejstve.
Osoby:
Cicero Kutil - p. Stefan Pal
guta.
Terezia, jeho zena - 81. Anna
Stanko.
Nofia, jeho dcera - ST. Maria
Hud'a.
Jeremias slchah - p. Jozei
Klein.
Julius, maliar - p. Stefan A
damko.
Jozef Svoboda - p. Joz. Fecko
| Odohrava sa vo va1som meste
| IA. a) Venice 70 SLOW. l'ud. pie
II ~ =
snf. Upravil @. Mrazek. Spievs
lspevokol. Riadi y. O. Mrazek. N,
plane sprevadza 81. Maria ciinar
M Hej, Slovici. Spieva spevo
kol = obecenstvo.
| Glenovia slbrokolu sd:
soprano: mi Julia Mrazek
tslecny: Maria Hud a. Anna Lar
Evening star., 1928-05-02
VIRGINIA GOLD CUP
RACE is ATTRACTIVE
~ the Assocla.ea press.

By the Associated Pfess.
wARRENTOE. Va. May 2.--This
picturesque Virginia town is awaiting
with eageFness the event which each
year throws II into the sporting worlds
Iineiigf9t. Next Saturday horse lovers
and sportsmen from all over the East
will be here 10 witness the running Of
the seventh Virginia gold cup steeple-
chase.
Last year approximately e000 per-
sofas came u SEE the race. which Is
rapidly becoming rival 10 the historic
Maryland cup hn even larger mum
Der Is expected this yeaT.
A stiff f0alF~miIe course laid out
over the countryside q mile Or 20 out
side Of Warrenton. DFistlng with more
than 20 jumps, is the setting for the
gAee. which has attracted over two
score entries. III last years race there
were 70 starters and officials expect
about the same number this year.
Among the prominent owners whose
eolorg are expected W fash 0%er the
Virginia fields are Charles Reeves
Wallace Ianahan, Redmond Stuart
Howard Bruce, W. A. Harris and John
J10gley u Baltimore and Maryland
BENJAMIN Gay of Richmond, +. m
T>owen of Buffalo. Eegan McKenny %
Cleveland. Richard Whitney " New
York. Walter IsoWies VI Connecticut
ard others
Evening star., 1928-05-02
36 CARS ENTERED
IN 500 mile RACE
Ry the Associated Press.

ny the Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, May 2.-Thir-
ty-six cars have been entered for the
annual 500-mile race at the Indian
apolis Motor Speedway on May 80. The
time for filing entries closed at mid
night last night.
An entry blank for the third Mar
mon special entered was received just
one minute before twelve. Only 80
cars are permitted to start in the 500
mile grind.
Included in the list are two French
cars, one Cozette special, to be driven
by Prince Chica, Rumanian noble
man, and the other Bugatti, an
American-owned foreign car, to be
piloted by D. X. Canton.
Four Duesenbergs and two Stutz', In
addition to the three Marmons, all In
dianapoliS cars, are entered. A number
Of Miller Specials are entered.
The Its of prominent drivers entered
include:
Cliff Durant, Peter de Paolo. Leon
Duray, George Souders Of Lafayette,
who won the race last year, and others.
Evening star., 1928-05-02
18 LISTED TO RACE
FOR $55,OOO STAKE
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEWMARKET, England, May O.
Eighteen 3-year-old colts and fiillies
were named last night for the famous
2,000-Guinea Stakes. to be run today
for the l19th time. The 1000 Guineas.
first of the five classics of the British
turf season, is run over a one-mile
course for prizes of about $55.o00.
Some interest has been taken from
the race this year by the poor condition
of the favorite, Lord Derby's Fairway,
Fairway, the leading 2-year-old OF last
season. is suffering from an abcess on
the jaw and 1t is extremely doubtful
whether he will start.
The call-over odds at the Beaufort
Club in London last night produced no
notable betting because OF the uncer-
tainty surrounding the favorite. Next
to Lord Derby's colt. the most popular
horse is Capt. Coughs Royal Minstrel,
winner of the Craven Stakes, long re-
garded as test for the 2,0o0 GuineaS.
Evening star., 1928-05-02
7eH Winner of Many Golf Titles Hopes Shortly Win Big Hono

up, respectively Competition is re-
stricted to amateurs using the French
method Endorsed by the Amateur
Fencers' League Of America and will be
governed by the rules of the Intercol-
legiate Fencing Association.
The draw
Friday--FAnson VS.. Merriam. Ekengren
VS. Rollins Kaufman VS.. Wilcox, Brecken'
ridge VS. Hanson. Montgomery VS.. Ekengren
Merriam VS.. Zimmerman, Rollins vs.. Breck
enridge. Kaufman vs.. Montgomery. IAnson
vs. Zimmerman. Wilcox vs. Ekengren, Mer
ram VS.. Kaufman. Zimmerman vs. Mont
gomery. Wilcox VS.. Rollins. Ekengren vs.
Breckenridge. Zimmerman vs. Kaufman
Ransom VS.. Wilcox. Merriam We. Rollins
Montgomery VS.. Breckenridge.
Saturday. Anson VS.. Ekengren, Mont
enmery VS. Wilcox Zimmerman VS. Rollins
Merriam VS.. Ekengren. Kaufman vs.. Breck
cnridge, Zimmerman VS.. Wilcox. TAnson VS.
Rollins. Merriam vs. Montgomery, Zimmer
man vs.. Breckenridge. Kaufman We. Eken'
gren. Hanson VS. Montgomery. Merriam W
Wilcox Kaufman vs. Rollins. Zimmerman
VS. Ekcngren Wilcox VS. Breckenridge; IAN
son VS. Kaufman. Montgomery vs.. Rollins
Merriam VS.. Breckenridge.
Evening star., 1928-05-02
WOMEN in SPORT

by default: Virginia Fooks defeated Naomi
Second round---Constance Church defeated
Leighton defeated Mildred Troxei by default
6--1. 5-7. e-3; Betty CARRIER defeated
defeated Fig Gruver. d. 6-3: Evelyn
Fencers of the fair, sex will compete
in their first District of Columbia cham
pionShip tournament Friday and Satur-
day of this week.
Drawings have been made for the first
annual District of Columbia fencing
championship for women to be con-
Quoted Friday and Saturday of this
week in the George Washington Uni
yersity gymnasium under the auspices
of Mai. Walter Blount, official instructor
for a number of the schools and semi
naries in the city.
Bouts will begin at 7:30 in the eve
ming. Col Hjalmar Erickson. Comdr.
Roland r. Riggs, Maj. Robert Sears and
Mai. John H. Hinemon will act as
judges.
Mai. Blount has offered gold and sill
yer medals for the winner and runner
Evening star., 1928-05-02
PUTTER GREATEST ASSET
OF YOUNG PROFESSIONAL
If Johnny Carries OFF National Championship 1t i'm
All Probability Will Be Due to His Long
Distance Work on Greens.

pro ever made, as he recalls it was not
long one. 1t was only about five
feet" said Johnny. lin minor cham
pionShip. / came TO the home hole rea-
Sonably sure that had putt for a
win or a tie with the low man. No one
would tell me what the score was and
finally had to putt, not knowing
whether I could win or tie by sinking
it. Yes. made the putt and then found
ii had won for me-"
The young pro will win his open If
he can get chance to putt all the
way across some big green for it.
When bigger greens are built, john
nv Farrell will putt on them.
Evening star., 1928-05-02
BY CoRINNE FRAZIER.

TX racketers have reached the
third round in the University OF
Maryland coed net tournament
~ in progress on the courts at Col
lege Park Constance Churcn
defending champion, won her second
round encounter from Elizabeth Ed
miston by default Evangeline van
Gruver defeated Marion Lane IN tignt
three-set match, 6-1. 81, 6-3. TO
advance to the third bracket previous
ly, she had bested Louise Sullivan IN
her initial meeting, by the same score.
Margaret Mitchell triumphed over
Fig Gruver, Ga, 6-3. Betty CARRIER,
Margaret Leighton and Evelyn Ballou
advanced by defaults.
All second round matches are sched-
uled to be completed by May 4.
Results:
First round--Isabel Dynes defeated Mar
feated Mary Murray. 6--4. 90; Mario. Msri,on
Evsngeine. Van Gruyer defeated Louise sHl; $ ii;
livan. 6---1. 81, 6--3; Dorothy BlalsdeiiI
defeated Grace Lighter by default: olive Ed
monds defeated Thelma Ellicott. 7-5, 6--3:
Marion Bullard defeated Martha Robertson
Evening star., 1928-05-02
HELEN WILLS IS BETTER,
BUT COLD IS NOT GONE

PARIS. Nay Z IN - Helen wills was
feeling - much better this morning
that she Yas aDie ~ 50 Out tor bali
81 hours airing
Her cold, however, persists 64d tps
doctor tgld her si2e must be extremely
careful during the next few days Fever
which vas again present lat piRbt
disappeared this morning and TIE other
symptoms we're allsIated
The Cslifornis tennis star now counts
cE leaving on the sla for Anlstfsesn
Evening star., 1928-05-02
ARMOUR PLANNING GOLF
JAUNT THROUGH DIXIE

ATLANTA, Ga, May 2 H1,s Tommy
Armour. National open golf champion,
plans a swing through Dixie for q serieh
from the English open this month, Hal
EhaTkey, manager Of the tournament
association OF golfers, has advised
friends here.
Armour also will lecture On the eams
during the tour,
Evening star., 1928-05-02
BLACK THOM VICTOR
IN PIGEON FLIGHT

Black Thorn, from the loft Of VIII
liam Z. Ferguson. won the opening Aero
Racing Pigeon Club race Of the old bird
season, held from Cumberland, Nd, .
distance Of ITO miles.
Competing in the event were 15S
birds from 10 lofts, and Black Thom
made an average speed Of 1.749 yards
per minute, or almost q mile q minute
Evening star., 1928-05-02
ILLINOIS TO HAVE RINK.

CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, May 2 R).-Con-
struction of an indoor ice skating rink,
to cost more than 100000 and to be
financed by foot ball profits was de-
cided upon today by directors OF the
University of Illinois Athletic Associa-
ton,
Evening star., 1928-05-02

PEERLESS future is bright.
Those of us privileged to be close to the
business feel pardonable pride and genu-
ine enthusiasm i'm Peerless.
For 27 years Peerless has been known as
q manufacturer of good cars. Quality has
always been the basis of its manufacturing
policy. Its integrity of purpose has been
outstanding through all the years of the
development of the automobile industry.
Evening star., 1928-05-02

zation. Each man In this organization
whether he be high executive or humble
workman is fitted by training and tempera-
ment to carry on the work he undertakes.
Our entire organization is working as
unit with but one goal in view, that of
manufacturing car which has no peer In
eye appeal, performance or value.
The sincerity of purpose which animates
our organization Is reflected in our cars,
which are distinctively Peerless. Our
product embraces four lines of automo.
biles selling from sl195.OO to s264S.OO
factory list. Each model is distinctive and
is built to uphold the high regard which
Peerless has earned during q generation
of service.
Extensive production and merchandising
plans are under way to increase our busi-
ness. These things give to our executives
a feeling of confidence most inspiring in
its day by day result.
Evening star., 1928-05-02

'Ths Naval Air station timing uaaehiss
developed trouble, and the station was al
lowed one yard less than the last bird ia
the race.
Evening star., 1928-05-02
Peerless is u. on, e1UiGbIe
financial position

Peerless is financially Independent.
The corporation has no preferred stock
outstanding, no bank loans and no bonded
Indebtedness. 1t has cash receivables and in
ventory amounting to over $1,000, 100000,
while accounts payable amount to less than
q million dollars.
Such financial situation is clearly indica-
tive of the high character and unquestioned
stability of Peerless.
AT the recent annual meeting of the CON-
pany the permanence of it's business or
ganization was demonstrated in the re-
election of practically all of our board
of directors.
Ten directors with an average service of
five years and one new member with a
previous active connection with the COM
pany, constitute this veteran board.
Each member of this board is an executive
high in financial and manufacturing circles.
Each has a sincere, personal interest in
Evening star., 1928-05-02

Only PRE-" Not "the Pro-"
Johnny stresses the fact that he Is
'pro7 at the Quaker Ridge club mot
'fhe pro-" he said. The pro Is my
brother, Jim. He's the works. not l."
The hardest putt the sure putting