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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-03
NAME WILL BE
ENTERED IN
2 PRIMARIES
Expected to Be on Democratic
Ballot in Wisconsin and
California
FIGHT TO THE FINISH
Walsh Will Be Candidate Of
Dry Faction Headed by
VIM. G. McAd0o

Washington, March 3.-(AP)
Senator Walsh OF Montana
has assented to the entry Of his
name in the Democratic presi.
Dental primaries in California.
but intends to make no active
campaign for the nomination IN
that or any other state. The
Montana senator, who 10 Z
Roman Catholic and = dry. said
he had given NO thought to the
question Of entering primaries
other than those in California.
Washington, March 3.-tR-An
other banner, carrying the colorl
of Senator Walsh Of Montana, ap
peared on the Democratic war fron'
today, presaging q fight to the fin
ish for the presidential nomination.
The name Of Walsh, vetera,
senator from Montana and prosecu
tor Of the oil Investigations, wal
thrust into the political spotlight
over night in announcements from
two states, California and Wiscon
sin, and political observers hat
much more food for thought toda,
in the further declaration that Will
liam G. McAdoo was to lead thu
California movement for him.
John @. Davis, q member Of ths
Northern California committee o1
five representing the dry factior
headed by McAdoo, announced tha'
Walsh's name would be entered fol
the presidential primary May l ant
that John B. Elliott Of Los Angeles
candidate for the senate at the las
election, had informed him that tht
Montanan had no objection.
Three.Cornered Fight
The names Of Governor Smith and
Senator Reed Of Missouri, the lattel
now campaigning in California, al
ready have been entered, assuring I
three-cotnered fight in that stat,
for its 26 delegates to the Houston
convention.
A similar battle is. in sight II
Wisconsin, where Senator Walsh
was born and won a B. A. degree al
the state university. Miles Riley
Of Madison is authority for tha
CONTINUED on page two)
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BIG DIRIGIBLE
SUCCESSFULLY
FINISHES TRIP
Los Angeles Is Walked Back
Into Its Lakehurst Hangar
This Morning

Lakehurst. N. J., March 3.-'R-
After battling strong winds and a
binding snowstorm over her home
field all night, the dirigiblc Los An
geles was walked safely into her
hangar at Z a. NJ. today. completing
q 4,000-mile round trip flight to
Panama.
Four sailors who were carried in
to the air clinging to the handrails
of the giant ship when the snow
storm swept across the field, forcing
a sudden ascent after an attempted
landing, were pulled to safety inside
the cabin. Another member of the
ground crew who hung on until the
dirigible was 20 feet off the ground
was only slightly injured in the fall.
The big airship quickly disap-
peared in the storm and fear that
she might meet the same fate as the
Shenandoah were expresst by men,
bers Of the ground crew which had
Continued on page two)
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STEWART Of
STANDARD0I
is INDICTED
Warrant Being Prepared For
His Arrest-Oil Trail Leads
10 Chicago

Washington, March 3.-Ry-Thc
long and winding trail of the sen
ate oil Investigations led to Chicago
today after two more pauses in
congress and the Washington
courts.
A warrant for the arrest Of Rob-
crt W. Stewart, chairman of the
board of the Standard Oil company
of Indiana, growing out Of his in
dictment here yesterday for rcfus
ing to answer questions put to hlm
by the Senate Teapot Dome com
mittcc, was in the course of prepar-
alton today at the district attor-
ney's office.
Coincident with the return of the
indictment, which started the eighth
pending criminal action resulting
from the naval oil reserve leasing
inquiry, Representative Oldfield of
Arkansas, chairman of the Demo-
cratic Congressional Campaign COM
mite. issued a statement in which
he demanded that President Cool
idge rcpudiate the Republican party
leaders who received the $16O,0OO
contribution from Harry +. Sinclair
to help extinguish the 1920 CAM
paign deficit.
"Thc Shiny trial of the. Teapot
Dome scandal has at last. been
traced to the treasury Of the Re-
publican National committee" Old
field asserted.
He termed the disclosures made
by Will II. Hays, former chairman
of the Republican committee, before
the senate oil committee as the
blacklist blot on the records Of any
political party in the history of the
country" and urged the president to
demand the return Of every dol
lar donated by Sinclair.
Stewards indictment adds anoth-
er phase to the already clogged
criminal court docket resulting
from the oil disclosures.
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HIGHWAY MEMS
GROUP MEETING
Is SUCCESSFUL
Joint Session Will Close Con.
ference Today, Following
Group Meetings

Sectional conferences which have
occupied the time of persons at
tending the conference of highway
department officials from Minnesota, q,
Montana, the Dakotas, Manitoba and
Saskatchewan, were scheduled to end
this afternoon.
Visitors to the conference were
unanimous today in saying the con-
ference has been very successful and
should result in standardizing prac-
tices with attendant improvement in
road building and maintenance in the
states represented here.
A proposal to form permanent
organization which will meet yearly
was scheduled for consideration by
the executive officers group this
afternoon.
Upon completion Of the group
meetings it is planned to hold q joint
session Of all persons attending the
conference, at which this proposal
will be discussed and reports made on
the work Of the sectional meetings.
The conference was called by the
North Dakota highway commission
for the purpose of comparing notes
and trading information with high.
way officials Of nearby states and
provinces whose problems are SIM
liar to those encountered in this
state.
Visitors to the conference were
guests Of the North Dakota high
way commission at dinner last
night.
Speakers were C. M. Babcock.
Minnesota highway commissioner:
c. 7. Bates, South Dakota highway
commissioner; NJ. O. Lyons, Of the
Manitoba highway department; r.
A. RAIDER, chief highway engineer
for Montana; H. r. Mackenzie Of
the Saskatchewan highway depart
ment; Governor A. G. Sorlie, Com
missioner /. J. Moe and Secretary
J.. J. Ermatinger of the North Da-
kotA highway department, and S. r.
Sharts Of the federal bureau Of
public roads.
RAIDER suggested that the confer
ence idea be continued in the fu.
ture and Z permanent organization
AWA sss~NA ~ Stt0OA0 GAGu0NXS Vi lkIs
formation between the various
highway departments. He said he
has obtained more good from the
present conference than from most
other conferences he has attended.
and asked thst the organization
meet next year In Helena.
Mackenzie supported the permsu-
ent organization idea and invited
the conferences to Regina, Sask.
Fridays program was given over
wholly % conferences Of vaFious
technical groups. interested IN var
iqus phases Of highway construction
and maintenance. These group con-
ferences ~ being continued today.
A motion picture was shown today
demonstrating various methods 81
snow removal.
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DEMONS BEAT
LINTON, 1912,
THIS MORNING
Mandan Braves Victorious
Over Ashley Aces in SEMI
final Game
BIG GAME TO BE TONIGHT
Championship Match Starts at
$3.50 Mandan Time-ConsO.
latiOn Game at 1880

Bismarck and Mandan as in
other years will fight for the
basketball championship Of the
third district on the court of
the state training school in
Mandan at $3.50 p. M, (Man-
dan time). The consolation
game for third and fourth
places will he played at 1870 ..
m. between Linton and Ashley.
II was not without struggle
that Bismarck and Mandan en-
tered the finals. Linton forced
the Demons 10 tho limit to win
- to II victory and Ashley
led the Braves in the first few
minutes Of their encounter he
fore the Mandan scoring ma
chine swung into action to
count a 81 to 10 win.
In the opinion of tho dopcstcrs
Bismarck and Mandan will cntc,
.hc final bracket at even odds. Bis.
narck, in beating Linton, looked
better than Mandan defeating Ash.
~ "SSPAtC WIG N0l idIISe I'LL TIC mar.
gins of victory.
Bismarck faced the harder team
md played excellent basketball to
win while Mandan's machine was
sluggish and allowed Ashley many
'hanccs at the net.
However, all dope and bases of
comparison go by the boards when
hcse two teams face and usually il
$ the breaks of the game that de.
'idc the duels one way or another.
Fans are urged to take their seats
'arly as a complete sell-out is cx.
,cctcd.
W. +. McClelland, superintendent
# the state training school and
manager of the tournament, has
provided excellent seating facilities
Ind capacity crowd can be
handled. Much praise was offered
he giant manager today by teac,
players and the fans who
stated that tl,e- Tournaments could
Continued on page two)
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BASKETBALL TOURNAMENTS BEING
HELD IN FOUR DISTRICTS TODAY
Dickinson, Hebron, Reeder and
Mott Playing Today For
Fourth District Title-Sec.
ond District Title at Stake at
Valley City

North Dakota high school district
tournaments today will name four
entrants to the state high school
tournament at Mandan March 16
and II.
In addition to the selection of the
champions, subdistrict tournaments
will complete their play with the
naming of teams eligible for compe-
tition in district meets next week.
The champion Of the fourth dis
trict will be decided tonight, follow
ing semifinals today. Ir these
games Dickinson, Hebron, Rceder
and Mott were to clash.
Dickinson won from Mott in the
first round by 20 to 13 score:
Bucyrus nosed out Rhame, 20 to 10;
Hebron defeated Sentinel Butte, az
to 13; Reeder downed Belfield, 38 to
6; New England won from Beach, 10
to 10, and Hettinger toppled Mar
marth, 40 to 13.
Glen Ullin and Bowman drew
byes in the first round but were
eliminated in the second round.
Dickinson won from Glen Ullin, 81
to 8: Hebron defeated Bucyus, 20
to 16; .Reeder eliminated New Eng
land, 36 to IA; Het*inger wo-. from
Bowman, SO to II.
In the semifinals today, Dickinson
was paired with Hebron in the first
game, and Hettinger will clash with
Reeder.
In the Third District
Bismarck and Linton, and Mandan
and Ashley were 10 .leet ir the semi
finals Of the third district today,
with the championship hcl we'd te be
resting between Mandan and Bis
marck.
The Mandan Braves ran up the
highest score thus far in the tourna-
ment when it downed Wishek in the
first round by a So to 3 score.
Wishek earlier in the day had elm
mated the Wilton miners, 46 to 10.
Ashley entered the ,emifinals by
defeating McClusky, 80 to q. The
game was tied with each team alter
mating in the lead q dozen times.
In the last quarter Ashley took the
lead and continued to pile up win
ming points. McClusky wound up
the game with three men on the
sidelines, banned by personal fouls
and with only four men on the floor.
The Second District
At Valley City. where the second
district tournament is being held,
Darlington meets Valley City in one
sen1ifinal game, with Marion and
jamestown playing in the second.
Sanborn was defeated by Valley
City Friday night, Is to IL, while
Valley City entered the semifinals
by downing Valley City college high,
ID to 3. Marion won from Ellen
dale, 40 20 Is, and Jamestown beat
Endcrlin, 80 to s.
Wahpeton surprised fans in that
subdistrict by winning the right to
enter the district meet next week at
Fargo. The ,ubdistrict :. meet at
Park River started with Park River
losing to Hannah. % to ID; Walsh
County Aggies Of Park River win
ming from Langdon. So to 10. In the
finals the Aggies beat Hannah, IA
to 5.
Semifinals of the subdistrict meet
at Grand Forks brought together
Mode! high, Grand Forks, Peters,
burg and Hillsboro. At Fargo,
Hague, Hope, Fargo and Tower City
We're still in the running for the
title.
Grafton won the subdisirict tour
nament in its home city by defeating
Cavalier, 16 to 4.
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RESCUE OF TWO
FLYERS LAUDED
BY OFFICIALS
Feat Is Hailed as Without Par
allel in History of Arctic
Flight

Ottawa, Ont, March 3.-tP)-The
rescue Of two Canadian flyers, miss
ing for 16 days in the frozen wastes
Of the Hudson straits. was hailed by
government officials today as with
out parallel in the history Of Arctic
flight.
The missing aviators, Flying Of
ficer A. A. Lewis and Flight Ser
geant N. G. Terry Of the northern
air patrol, and their Eskimo guide,
were forced down February Is.
Their rescue was reported yesterday
In q terse radio message from
Squadron Leader T. A. Lawrence and
Flight Lieutenant A. A. Leitch
which said: "Airlnen safe. Port
Burwell."
Leitch, stationed at Nottingham
island, was more than 500 miles
away when the radio station at Port
Burwell, Ungava, picked up Lewis
message: "Engine cutting out. Am
off course. Landing ice." In the
face Of Z raging Arctic storm he
took of and succeeded in making
Wakeham bay the same day. .
flight of 220 miles. ~.
Meanwhile, Lawrence took off
from the Wakeham bay bsse but
was forced down by bad weather on
Akpatok island, in the middle Of
unkava bay, and was forced to re-
turn to his base. There Lawrence
and Leitch Joined forces and made
til rerhaining 275 miles to Port Bur-
Will hy air and thence directed the
search ~ air and dog team.
WING Commander j.. L Co don,
director of Canadian government
|eivil air operations, hailed the ex-
p1oits of Lawrence and Leitch -
without parallel in the history oi
Arctic flight and commanded the
boo4 commanders for going to the
pecno Of the missing n1en them.
selyes rather than sending subcrdi.
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SUPPLIES ARE
BEING SPEEDED
TO US. MARINES
Sardino Forces Still Hiding in
Mountains-YOung Heads
Police Force

Managua, Nicaragua, March 81
P1-Supplies were being speeded
by airplane today to American mar
ines who We're swarming over the
Daraili region hunting for SANDING
rebels.
Transport planes successfully
landed supplies at newly construct
ed fields at Apali and Jinotega.
The Sandino forces were believed
to be. hiding in the mountains to
which they fled after the clash Of
Monday when five marines were
killed.
One rebel was slain and anothei
wounded by patrol of marines
and National guardsmen near
Somoto in the only encounter since
Monday. There were no marine
casualties.
Major Archibald Young, of Brook
lyn, was selected to become chiei
Of police at Managua when thu
Nicaraguan National guard takes
over the policing of the capital or
March Is. He will have the rank
Of colonel in the National guard.
Major Young led the marine force
which occupied FL Chipote, Sandino's
chief stronghold. on January 26 aft.
er the mountain was bombed by
planes on January Ia.
The national guard has now
taken over policing the department
Of Shinandega under command of
Captain William w. Rogers of Ohio
Pasos Expected Today
DR.. Carlos Pasos, foreign minister
and leading candidate of the conserv.
ative party for the presidency, was
expected to arrive at Corinto today
from Havana, where he was a dele.
gate to the Pan-American congress
He is aboard the United States
cruiser Denver, transportation or
which was furnished him BY Rear
Admiral David F. Sellers, com.
Continued on page two)
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new YORK RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY
PREPARES FOR STRIKE OF employees
Doings in Congress


Senate in recess. House plans
to pass agriculture department
bill.
Bills restricting i'm migration
from western hemisphere M.
tions continue before commerce
committees of both houses.
Senate interstate commerce
committee again tackles rail-
road consolidation.
RefOrcstation and merchant
marine continue before other
house committees.
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AA/HlS T ORY
MARCH 3

1644-First Roman Catholic sol,
ony reached America.
170l-District o4 Columbia 4uHy
organized.
lsl7-TeIritory of Alabalna organ
lied. asss
1846- Postal rates reduced s. M
cents Tor 100 Uii3Go. HI
cents fee ekpator diot1ll; d
l6l9- -DeportmenE AZ NJ le1G(n
created. s. 8 ': y,
1891 Congxees ph6ao8 lne ant -
Of the Y. - ~ b II nj |i.l !lsl|
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Fountain pens were used - long
ago Ass10O0.
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The Weather

Mostly fair tonight and Sunday.
Not much change in temp.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-24

Spolok Sv. Jozefa, (. 731. TKSJ
ma Lansingville bude mat me-
sacnl sch6dzu tejto nedele, 26,
aug. vecer, ma ktor1 sa majd do
stavit vsetci ndovia lebo bude
vol 'ba delegatov ma konvenciu a
pojednavat' sa bude dobrych
navrhoch prospech organizacie.
Tiez ziadam ct. ddov, ktori este
nemaj1 spravny certifikat ohl'a-
dom posmrtnej podpory a dedi-
Gov, alebo ktori 81 ziadaj1 zmenit
posmrtn1 podporu, mech donesii
svoje certifikaty ma tlto sch6-
dzu, ably nebolo nedorozumenia.
S nctou,
Jan q. Reduga, 1ct.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-24

hru Orisom ako piGefom = Bari
llareom ako chytacom. Farrellca-
MIA snad zacnl, S Moreu-on.
tento neudrzi Campbellcanoy, POI
tom to bude Tenant alebo Auch-
ter. Susa bnde chytat'
Narren6ania postretnl 50 s.
Lansingvillcanmi dl'a toho, ako
Warrencanom posledne ide, wye
ra to ako Ease vit'azstvo pre- mich.
Kazdy hada, ze Warrencania w
hraiii l'ahko. Ale nemozno znat
|is.e. Lansingvillcania moau sa M
vratit k starej sile a vyroynat'
sa ma ncet Steelmanov. Spelman
Darkus budu bateriou Warren
canov. Stricek bude nadhadzovat'
"a Lansingville a Russell chytat.
Stricek uz diva razy nabil War
rencanov bude probovat' svoje
st'astie nedel'u, ably to bolo vo
tri vrhy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-24
SLOVENSKA BASEBALL
LfGA.
(Dokoncenie S /. strany)
Warren II, Hillcrests 8.

Tu bolo preratanie. Nikto by
nebol snfval, re Hillcrestcania,
prehraju tejto cate. Ale ked' Dar-
kus jeho hraGi odchadzali Cor
don parku, nfesli so sebou Wit az
stvo' IL ku s. To bola hanba videt'
TAXI mocn1 catu ako je Hillcrest
utratit' t1to hru-lebo kazdy pri-
piist'al, re Hillcrestcania majn
prilezitost' vyhrat' druhn polo
vicu sezony. Bill WaSko zapocal
nadhadzovat' "a Hillcrestcanov a
Warrencania dostali tri obehy v
prvom inningu-ale potom dnu-
kajsi hraci "vybuchli" a urobili
viacere chyby po cistych 1deroch.
Wasko prestal bombardovanie do
siesteho inningu, ked' Desanti u
drel 'single" Tosti udrel home
run. So sk6rom s ku vo vrecku
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-24
Spolo6enske zpravy


Sbor LAG. T. s. j. Sokd uspo-
riada este raz tohto lefa piknik,
a slice nedel'u, rs. augusta ma
Susakovej farme, r. F. D. No. l,
Box Al, Girard, Ohio, kde boil al
minuleho mesiaca, ma ktory 1cti-
We povolava ct. slovenske obecen-
stvo celeho okolia. Piknik zacne
sa o IL. hod. predpoludnfm po-
trva do vecera. Vstup bude VOL
ny bude postaran6 al Q to, ably
sa icastnfci tohto pikniku W.
borne cftili. II, ktorf by nevedeli
miesto piknfku, mech pridn na
roh Wood st. . Summit Ave. (je
to ned'aleko Skoly Sv. Cyrilla 4
Methoda) . odtisl' budd odveseni
ma troku u "a miesto. Trok bnde
odv&xat' tri rasy: Q II. hod. pred.
poludnfm, potom Q pol !. hod. . 9
2. hodine. Ne farmu - ide po 10.
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Spolkoye zpravy
sCH0DzA PoLIT. KLUBU
y YOUNGSTOWN.

Youngstownsky Slovensky Po-
liticky Kub Dude mat svoju ria
dnu schodzu dha rs. augusta V
skole Sv. Cyrilla Methoda Q
7:3O vecer. Mech kazdy I'D pride
ma tdto schodzu sa poshovarat' Q
tom, ze ako pre- mas vypadly VOL
by ze ako budeme politizovat
v bud1cnosti. Taktiez vyzyvam
tych ndov, ktorf dlhuji do klubu,
ably prisli svoje prispevky vyrov-
nat, lebo pojedni uz dlhujti pc
osem mesiacov a takyto pade
choroby ME sd opravneni ma ziad-
nu podporu chorobe.
Andrei Tarapcak, zap
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-24

Zaujimava hra bude v nedelu
ma Oakland hrisku, kde sa street
MI Hillcrestcania so Sokolmi. Ha.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-24

Warrencanov - Francis Dol "a
volany a Jack Swipas udrel od
Viktora talk silno, ze Gordon park
boil predlzeny o patnast stop a
Swipasova lobda sla este desat
stop d'alej. Maid 'alsi lder, aky
kedy boil ma Gordon parku vide
ny. Netreba ami hovorit', re ked
bolo po hre, skor Dol II ku 8 v
prospech st 'astnych Warrenca-
nov. Hillcrestcania mali dvana
stitch hracov ma bazoch, cakajl.
cich ma dakoho, kto by i'm po.
mohol.
Struthers II, Lansingville s.
Co sa stale Lansingvillom, je
vel 'ka otazka. Cata, ktora bola "a
diva roxy Gampionom; eata, ktori
napraskala hocikoho. Diva razy to-
no roku nabila Strutherseanoy
prvy pomere 20 ku 2 druhj
raz Ii ku 1. V nedel'u hrali an
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-24
SCHoDZA HASELTONSKETIO
SPOLKU TATRA.

SpOIOk Tatara ma haSeltOn o.
znamuje svojim idom, ze riadna
sch dza bude sa odbyvat' dina 26.
augusta presne l. hodine po
obede. Bratia, dostavte sa vsetci
ma tlto schodzu, lebo pridu vazne
veci ma pretras.
Bratia, ako Van je znamo, mas
br. Martin Janiglos sa odobral ma
yecny odpocinok dha 20. julia a
d. nasich stanov, ktore SINE pri-
jail ma rocnej schodzi, name pla-
tit po 81 mimoriadnych prispev-
kov "a kazdym, ked' nam brat
odumre. Ma tejto schodzi tedy bu-
de sa vyberat' tento immortality
prispevok a peniaze sa oddajd
vdove, pani Janiglos jej siro-
tam. Bratia, povsimnite 81 tychto
paru SLOW a vykonajte svoju po.
vinnost' voci tymto sirotam. Wy
bratia, ktori budete v praci ne
bude Yam mono ma sch0dzu So
dostavit', poslite svoj 81 prispe
vok uz ma tiito sch6dzu.
Znacim sa s bratskym pozdra
vom ma vsetkych ddov spolku,
Jan Basista, pokladnik
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-24
KTO ZTRATIL H
MODLITEBNU KNIzKU?

V nedel'u najdena bola ma
"Campbell kare'' pri gr. TX. ko-
stole ma Wilson Ave. slovenska
modlitebna knizka, ktora zanese-
ma bola ma faru mad 'arskeho re-
formatskeho p. farara Borsy-
Kerekes. Rev. Borsy-Kerekes pri-
niesol knizku do naSej redakcie
preto kto ju ztratil, mech sa u mas
pre- nu hlasi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-24
SOKOLSKY PIKNIK s
VEREJNYM CVICENfM

Sbor 159. X. Sokola ma Hasel
ton usporiada este jeden piknik
s yerejnym cyieenim, to-. v ne
del'u, 26. augusta po' obede nad
kamenarnou " Haseltone. Cvicit
bud1 Sokoli, Sokolky a podrost
Wit All obdrzia tri ceny. Kto sa
chce podivat' ma sokolske cvitby
dobre zabavit', mech pride me,
dzi mas, bude srdecne vltany.
a. Vybor
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-24
R1sKo Boil susPENDovAN1

Jan Risko, ktory ma najlepsie
nadeje stat sa campionom boxu
t'azkej vahy, suspendovany Dol
newyorkskou boxovou komisiou
pre- "foul'' v zapase Robertom
Roberti a teraz nebude mu dovo-
len& State New York zapasit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-24
Cd sBoRU 159. K. soKoLA

Sbor 159. X. SOkola oslavi ma
nedel'u, 26. aug. svojho patrona q
tel prilezitosti pristlpime vset-
ci bratia Sokoli v sobotu, 25. aug.
ku sv. spovedi v nedel'u pri
prvtj sv. omsi spolocne ku sv. pri-
jimbniu. Kazdy brat mech pride
dolu do haly, odkial pojdeme
spolocne do kostola. l
Zdar Bob! ..,
Stanislav Necko, spravca.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-24
TRAJA CaIlAPCI zAToPENf

Toto leta mimoriadne mnoho
malych chlapcov, sa az pri klpani
zatopilo. Toho tyzdfla traja chap
ci nasli smrt' vo vlnach potokov
a iazier ma okoli Youngstown a
jeden 81 zlomil kirk, ked' skocil
hlavou ma dino Moskito potoka.