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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-17
DELTA OMEGAS HOLD
RUSH COLLEGE TEA

A rush bridge tea was given by
members Of the Delta Omega Soror-
ity in the blue room of the Sphinx
Arms today. Decorations, favors
and TALES were blue and yellow, the
sorority colorS.
The guests were entertained with
a style show, given by active men,
bers of the chapter, and the pledges
presented a stunt. Mis- Blanche
Wilson gave a group of readings
Twenty-Five invitations we're issued
Miss Jane Little was hostess.
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Elect Mem Officers

The following officers were elect
ed at the last business meeting of
Theta Beta Chi Sorority, held at the
home of Miss Irna Kleinfelter:
President, Miss Frieda A. Wegner;
vice president, Helen Dongus; secre-
tary, Rost Lee Whitaker; treasurer.
Mildred Kritsch. and sergeant at
arms, Elizabeth Wegner.
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Hnhn Pnrt1l

Members of the Kappa Beta So
rority will entertain with a hobo
party at 2:3O Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Miss Bessa Lee Reavis,
1852 Ruckle st. The committee in
charge of arrangements consists of
Misses Marjorie De Maree, Bessa
Lee Reavis and Elizabeth Dawson.
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Holster Tourist Club

Mrs. Salem D. Clark, 3o76 N. Del
aware ST., will be hostess at g lunch
con Tuesday to observe the celebra-
ton of presidents day of the Hoosier
Tourist Club. Mrs. Clark. will be
assisted by Mrs. A. F. Lewis. The
president will extend greetings and
q talk, 1.-THE Hoosier Tourist Tin
erary," will be given by Ebert
Storer.
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Married in
Church Rite

The DoWney Avenue Christian
Church was the scene of a charm
ing fall wedding at $3.50 Saturday
evening, when Miss Katherine Crit
fey, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Harry
B. Griffey, ia Butler Ave, became
the bride of Elmo L. Richey, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Granville A. Richey,
4456 Central Ave.
The altar, before which the serv-
ice was read by the Rev. Bert r.
Johnson, pastor was banked with
palms and ferns and lighted with
candelabra, and the church was
decorated with tall baskets of fall
flowers.
Miss Geraldine Trotter, organist,
played group of bridal airs pre-
ceding the ceremony and Mrs. Carl
Richey, aunt of the bridegroom,
sang, 20 Promise Me-" and THE
Sunshine of Your Smile"
Mrs. Harry B. Griffey, Jr., was
matron of honor. She wore a gown
Of peach satin made with fitted
bodice and skirt with uneven hemS
line, with three scalloped flounches.
She carried an arm bouquet of pale
blue asters tied with peach tulle and
wore silver slippers.
Given by Father
Misses Irene James, Lake Tippe.
canoe, and Dorothy Ensminger,
bridesmaids, wore gowns fashioned
similarly Of pale blue satin and
carried peach asters tied with bows
OF blue tulle. The attendants wore
sllverslippers and hose. They wore
rhinestone and turquoise link brace
let's, the gifts of the bride.
Calvin Ritchie, brother of the
bridegroom, was best man and the
ushers were Harry B. Griffey Jr..
brother of the bride; Howard Ward
and James Richey, Greenwood.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore a, gown
OF white bridal satin made with a
basque waist, leaving a yoke of
white tulle. The long full skirt
made with uneven hemline, was
edged with band of tulle. A satin
girdle tied in a bow in front. with
streams to the bottom of the skirt.
Her long tulle veil was made with
Duchess lace cap and she carried
a shower bouquet of Killarney roses
and valley lilies. Her only piece of
Jewelry was an old gold fiigree
brooch belonging to her great
grandmother.
Reception at Home
A reception at the residence of the
brides parents followed the cere-
mony. The house was decorated
with baskets of peach and blue as
ters and gladioh and the table was
centered with a TERED wedding cake.
The mother of the bride received
in gown of -colored fiat crepe
and Mrs. Richey wore cafe all lait
georgette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richey have gone
on a two weeks motor trip to Chi
cago and northern Indiana. the
bride travelling in blue flat crepe
frock with black satin cape-back
coat trimmed in fox and a small
blue hat. Her accessories were in
black.
Among out-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Richey and Miss
Irene James, Lake Tippecanoe; Mr..
and Mrs. Sylvester White, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Goble, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Malloy, Mrs. Ella Conner and
Albert G. Griffey, ShelbyviIle; Mr..
and Mrs. George G. Swails, Acton:
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Richey and
enta lama u. c.-aa...--.-A
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Weddi110 Date Set

Mr. and Mrs. James H. Lyons,
931 S. West ST., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Isabel,
to Thomas w. Sweeney, son of Mrs.
Margaret Sweeney, 925 S. Missouri
st. The wedding will take place at
ST. Johns Church at 9 Thursday
morning.
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Obserre President's Dan

Presidents day was observed to-
day by the II Janalie Club with a
l o'clock luncheon at the Marott
Hotel Mrs. Harry Richardson,
chairman, was assisted by Mes
danes Peckmann and William
Baker
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DnIcet Club Meetinn

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Dulcet Club will be held at the
home of Mrs. Frank Cure, 2033 Gen.
trail Ave, Tuesday. Luncheon will
be served at 1890. The hostess will
be assisted BY Mrs. John Coll.
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Committee TO Meet

A meeting of the picture commit
tee of the Indiana Indorsers of Pho
toplays will be held at 10 Tuesday
morning at the Fletcher American
National Bank, with Mrs. Charles
Davidson, chairman, in charge.
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Announces ENHANCEMENT

Announcement is made of the
engagement of Miss Kathryn Clegg,
daughter of Owen e. Clegg, ALTO
Boulevard Pl., and Matthew John
Wernsing, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wernsing, 1870 Union ST., the we'd
ding to take place in October.
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Card Pnrtu Anuo2,nced

Ladies Auxiliary to South Side
Turner's will give lotto and euchre
party at 2:30 Wednesday afternoon
at Turner Hall. Mrs. Harry Heslin
is chairman in charge of arrange
mentS.
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Mrs. Zimmerman Hostess
Mrs. l.. w. Zimmerman, 2707
Bellefontaine St., will be hostess
Tuesday to members of the Polly
anna Club at her home.
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MimniOLn Club Pnrtn,

Minniola Club members will en-
terrain with a card party at 2:3O
p. m. Tuesday at the Red Mems
hall, 1907 Prospect st. Mrs. John
Dancel is chairman in charge of
arrangements.
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Bunco and EMchre Party
st. Patricks Social Club will en-
terrain with a bunco and euchre
party at 8:15 Tuesday evening in the
school hall. Mrs. Magdalene Will
mer is chairman.
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Expression Club Meeting
Members of the Expression Club
will observe presidents day with a
luncheon at 1 p. m. Tuesday at the
Marott Hotel.
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Cnrd Pnrt1l Tmesdn1L

The Tuesday Club will entertain
with a card party at 2 Tuesday
afternoon at 1914 E. Washington St.
Mrs. Elizabeth Austin is in charge
. of ARRANGEMENTS.
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w. r. C.. No. III to Meet
The regular meeting of the Major
Robert Anderson, w. R. c., No. A
will be held at Ft. Friendly, 512 N
Illinois ST., at 1:45 Tuesday after
soon.
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HnIcn0m Club Meetinq

Members of the Halcyon Club will
be entertained at the home OF Miss
Virginia Boyer; $3.50 Carrollton Ave.
at $50 this evening.
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En0noement Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. John Joseph, 1902
Langley Ave-, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Edna
Mae to Philip Naaman.
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Tmesdnv SocinI Club

The September meeting of the
Tuesday Social Club will be held at
the home of Miss Grace Reed, 3142
Kenwood Ave-. Tuesday.
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~ = r n. Gntherind

e w. G.. T. u. Gathering
The Hamilton County w. G. T. U.
fall institute will be held all day at
Cicero Wednesday. Election OF
county officers will take place.
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DULcet CtL6 10 Meet
Members of the Dulcet Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Fred Cure,
2o33 Central Ave, at 1890 Tuesday.
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PreSident'a Dan

The Woman's Research Club OBJ
served presidents day with a lunch
con at the Highland Golf and Coun-
try Club today at 1890 p. m.
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L.aLmchR0M TMeSdnM

LUIOIIUOVTV 7 V0OOOVV"J
Presidents day will be observed
by the Late Book Club with p. m.
luncheon at the Columbia Club
Tuesday.
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Mrs. Theodore
COrdeS
90Gs before
her marriage,
Sept. 5,
at the
st. PGuI'S
Evangelical
Lutheran
Church,
Miss Helen
Lud1Oig,
daughter
of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas
Mckenzie,
167 w.
Arizona st.
Mr.. and Mrs,
CordeS aOill
be at home
IN INDIAN
GpOLis.
Photo by Platt.
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WEBS CLERMONT MAN
Miss Ruth

Miss Ruth
Mass,
daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs.
EdWard Mass,
4S2 w.
Forty-SecoNd
St., became
the 6r1de OF
Laurel Dean
Kelley
ClermoNt,
IN q late
summer
1Oedding
at the
home of
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs.
Kelley are
at home In
Indianapolis.
Photo by Plat,
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Thernis

Mildred Smith. Goshen; Henrietta Dun
can, Hammond; Lois Scoyoe, Lafayette
Mary Lucille jackson, Lafayette: Ruby
Butler. Lafayette; Helen Maxwell, Vim
Genes; Ruth Thomas, Connersville.
Delathian
Alicia Evans Union City; Frances ELAN
Davis, Union CITY.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-17

Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Doeppers
and Miss Emma Doeppers, 1929 N.
New Jersey St., are at the Hotel
Chelsea, Atlantic City. N. ].
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DR.. and Mrs. Kenneth l.. Craft
and children, Marjorie and Robert,
1902 Washington Blvd, returned
from Indian Lake, Manistique,
Mich. Sunday.
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Photo by Plat.
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at
Purdue Make
Pledges Public

The following pledges are an
nounced by sororities at Purdue
University, Lafayette:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-17

Miss Mary Esther Hughes, 1925
N. Meridian ST., left Saturday for
Delaware. Ohio, where she will en-
ter her junior year at Ohio Wes-
leyan University.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-23
AKO SA NAM VYDARILO
DIvADL0 v HASELTON

Minulej nedeli, 49,. novembra
Haseltonsky Divadelny Krlzok
nam zahral divadlo, ma ktore ne
zabudneme "a dlhy cas-. 0 inom
sa eely tlzdeh nerozprava, len o
tomto predstaveni: Ved' ako by
al ME. KID som nezbadal ami jed
noko cmylu V celej hire. Herci
hrali znamenite, vsetei zasliizia 81
kreditu a pochvaly "a TAX vybor-
ne prevedenie hry.
Este nebolD pol s., 'ked' hala bo-
la preplnena do ostatneho miesta.
Preto hra zapocala sd presne o
pol 8. hodine. Obecenstvo od po-
ciatku az do konca sa dobre Ia
bavalo a nebolo skiipe ma potlesk.
Medzi dejstvami mas rozveselova-
la hudba, ktora 81 zasltizi tiez po-
chvalu to nielen, preto, re mas
rozveselila, ale al preto, lebo p.
Jozef Grohovsky, ktory ju zaob-
staral, nam povedal,' re nam prisli
hrat' len z lasky. A ked' som uz
pri tom. nem0zem zabudnut' sa
pod 'akovat' al nasim kucharkam,
ktore hercom prichystaly fajnF
gulas k veteri. Tiez d 'akujem v
meme hercov kazdemu, kto co a.
.kou malou pomocou prispel KIN
zdaru tejto hry. Som isty, re V
budicnosti nasi herci mas Ease pre-
kvapia s nejakou hrou. lebo Vi
deli minnlej nedele, re obecen-
stvo nielen z Haseltonu, ale al
okolia sa o Mich zaujima.
=. M. j. L.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-23
Lansin gvillsky banket

programu, skonceny Dol 0 pol IL.
iodine. Rev. Koais bude mat cd
,feras Ease Wac prace...
Ny Rev. Kozelekoyi ma tonic
mieste srdecne prajene, aby jeho
.praca1n ma duchovnom poll medzi
nasim l'udom Bob doprial plneho
iispechu a ably sa dozil pozdneho
yecera zivota spoiho v spokojnom
.povedomi, ze konal svoje povin-
nosti verne a oddane.1 -. -.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-23

canstvo 176 kandidatom, medzii
tymi nasledovnym Slovakom a
Slovenian:
Michal Sulak, Jozef Nemec, Pa
vel Hovanec, Juraj MisinaL Jo-
zef Bajtos (z Campbell), Jan Ma
lepka, Martin Dicky, Andrej Tir-
pax, Jlrai Sceranko, Helena &.
Tom6ik (Campbell), Andrej Val
dix Lysina (CampbelD, Pavel Ny,
javcc ("ampbelD, Frank Sluka
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-23

Minulej soboty veeer odpravali
SINE nasemu dobre znamemu Slo-
vakovi p. Jozefovi Kosanovi a je-
ho manzelke, z Homewood Ave,
Surprise party k ieh 30-rocnemu
jubileumu manzelstva. A jake to
bolo prekvapenie! Nikto mic % tom
ami netusil, az v sobotu vecer,
.ked' uz vsetko bolo prichystane.
Prekvapenie usporiadaly i'm ich
idcery a pomohli i'm ich dobri pria-
Itelia. Pan pani Kosanova boil
zaiste prekvapenf, ked' salz Tay-
Tor St. Cd Jozefa Horvat naraz
ich priatelia $ hlukom k domu pri-
blizovali druzica druzbom
spievali "Otvarajte branu, branu
NAL 'ovanti" a oni idu pozret', ze
co sa Won deje a tn vsetci skri-
cali: "Surprise!" A to tax me-
skoro vecer o s. hodine. TAX SINE
ich ovencili, obsypali rozlicnymi
darmi cd priatel'ov a ich synov.
Boly hned' stoly prichystane a
velka kytica bola a svadobna, tor.
| ia 80 svieckami. Pri tom bolo do
40 l'udi, prisli al 20 Struthers
Jubilanti mali radost', ze sme ich
tax prekvapili. Darky, ktore ju.
bilanti obdrzali, boil vsetko STRIFE
borne a potesili sa i'm vel'mi j d'a.
kovali srdecne.
Ma veseli pritomni boil: p. Jo
zef Kosan mi. s manzelkou; p. Jo
zef Tkac manzelkou; p. Joze1
Horvat manzelkou; p. Jan No
votny manzelkou (z Homewood
Aye.); p. Stefan Almasi S man
zelkou; p. Andrej JAS manzel
kou; p. Felix Janek $ manzelkou
| p. Andrej, Mlaka s manzelkou; p
Lavrinc Hacket 3 manzelkou; p
Jan Ferepcak manzelkou; p
Jan, UliEny manzelkou; p. Her
man BiroSe&k manzelkou; p. Pa
vel Hoza 8 manxelkou; p. Jan Ko
san; pi. Anna Gonda ST., ,pi. ANN
4 Gonda, pi. Veronika Olenik, pi
Maria Pupenak, pi. Justina Vag
ner, pi. Kstarina Petrencik TAT
Ave-, pi. Anna Murdzak, pi. Ma
ria Sasuls, RI. Maria Novak, p
/ veroniks smolko, pi. Anna Hc
dos : ,. FsSko.
NeeAtbah mi musikanti, ! t
UliEn&Ao band1. Na veself SINE 5
! yl1l4 - = elazili sstancoys
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-23
23. NOVEMBRA 1923.

Jan Pitlik (Campbel'lll Jan y.
Yalch, Andrej Il. Bartos Michal
Vodilko, Maria Trepac(S (Struthers)
Maria Poracha, Michal Kacir,
Jan Fahry, Michal Petruska (Str,l
thers), Michal Petro a Andy Dro-
ida (Campbell), Michal Farka-
sovsky (Struthersl. Michal Cecko
(steelton), Maths Tomek (Steel-
ton) a Andrej Cisar North Side).
Vsctkvm srdeGnc. blahozelame !
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-23

Ii SINE 81 al svadobne tance. Mech
ich Pan Bob zehna, aby sa dozili
zlateho jubilenmu medzi nami.
Pritomny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-23
(Dokoncenie 4 1. strany) 9


chy, ktore dosiahol osade.
Pan Jan Roth 20 Steelton gra-
tuloval osadnikom, postavil far
most Sv. Mateja "a vzor inym a
d'akoval kucharkam "a vyborn1
veGeIu. ,..... .:~.. ..,.
Toastmaister spomenul, ze 20
Struthers Rev. Begalla Dol osob-
ne blahozelat' Rev. Kozelekovi ma
fare, ale ze sa nemohol s1castnit'
.banketu. Preto >poziadal p. j. c.
Kocisa o par SLOW "a struthers-
kNch Sloyakov. Pan Kocis spome-
nul materialnu stranku osady, ze
kazda potrebuje bnhatych, farni-
kov a .prial Rev kozelekovi o.
SADIE zdaru. .s...<r...... j.. .
Pan Juraj Murdzak d'akoval V
meme osadnikov vSetkym pritom-
nym pripomenul pokrok nasich
osld. ".@. ..>
Pan Jan Repasky vyslovil zela-
ME osady, ably iubilant zostal $
mimi, ably skoncil praeu ma vinici
Pana tn medzi nlmi: .
Pan Jozef Rehak vyzyval osad-
nikov k d 'alsej svornosti, lebo
kde je svornost', tam je pokrok
zaisteny. Sl'1bil pcmoc duchovne-
mu v budncnosti.
Nato Rev. Kocis predstavil ju-
bilanta "a dlhotrvanliveho potle-
sku. 1t. .@.....,
Rev. Kozelek hovoril asi nasle-
dovne: ''Bol som vyevateny ma
knazstvo V Olomici, ma Mnrave,
S. julia 1898. Prva farnost', kde
som iiccinkoval, bola medzi hora-
mi. Dedinka sa volala Unterhei-
tzungdorf a byvali nej Nemci.
Nal som $50 koriin roenehe pla-
tu: izbicku, kde sa len postel'
vmestila a stravu tax zlh, ze som
casto hladoval. O styri roxy. Dol
som prelozenr do Hermersdorfu.
druhej nemeckej dediny, kde tiez
nebolo lepsie a kde som vydrzal
pat rokov. " tych rokoch prisiel
ma Moravu neb. osvp. bis skup Kou.
delka volat' mladych knazoY ma
slovenske osady do Ameriky. Yte-
dy odisli S MIN: Rev. Zlamal, Rev
Tomasek a Rev. Necid. ia som E.
Ste vtedy nesiel, ale som zamysPal,
Vo farnostiach, kde som icinko-
val, boil som len takzv. kooperato.
rom, GO je menej, ako kaplan. Ia
kaplana sa dostat NAL som nadeJ
no Is rokoch knazstva a "a spray
on farnosti zas d'alsich Is ro-
kov. Preto som sa rozhodnul prist
ia do Ameriky. Prisiel som do
New Yorku II. novembra 1907
a odisiel som ku svoimu bratovi
do Chicago. Prva moja osada bola
v Lorain, Ohio, kde som ilradoval
"a 7 rokov; druha moja osada bo-
la tunajsia Sv. Cyrilla Methoda,
kde som uradoval tiez.7 rokov a
tretia je terajsia, kde som uz tiel
ma siedmy rok. d"
Este mann pred sebou prace ma
desat'- t'-patnast' rokov, potom sa
utiahnem prepustlm mole mie
sto mladsim. Potrebujeme este
postavit' murovanu skolu Wy
platit' dlzobu ma Rostole, co Il
fam previest' "a pomoci mojict
drahych osadnikov. *v
Jubilant potion precftenymi slo
vami vyjadril svoju lasku k osad
nixon, ktori mu TAX pomahali, ht
milovali teraz takym vel 'kym {
posvatnym darom obdarili. Pri
pomenul, ze je tn khazom ME pah
ko. v kraji knazi majd dobre. 7,
ale maju vsetko ma hlave. Musl 81
starat', ably kazdeho mesiaca ma
kolektoval len ma interest $4OO
nespominajdc inc vydavky. Ale
pomocou Bosou ide to dosiap do
bre pojde j Y buddcnosti, len a
by, bola svornost' laska v osad'
j nad'alej.
Dakoyal srdecne vsetkym du
chovntm "a preukazand cest
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-23

Dostanete ten najnovsi radio prijimaci pri-
stroj-teraz. Novy Radiola Is, uplne elektri-
cky set, ktory operuje rovno domacej elek-
triny. A nielen to, ale dostanete Victrolu $
Orthophonic typu hlasoyou boxou Oba pri-l
stroje sd jednom latinete ktory je pohodl-
ne vysoky pre- vase ladenie Ba este ami to je
ME vsetko. Je tam vblldovany speaker a styri
nadherne albumy pre- reko.iy. Musite videt'
tento pristroj-pocut' no h.---..'---by ste OLE
Mill jehc vel lki hodnotu. Date 81 no ukazat'
a zahrat' ma nom Pridte skoro.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-15
STOCKS ROCKY
AT TRADE END
Studebaker Still Up;
Aeros Drop; Sales
For Day Good

NEW YORK, May 15.-tRl-Stock
prices moved i~rregularly higher al
the opening Of today's market. Ra-
do opened / 1-2 points higher and
international Business MACHINES /
while Union Pacific fell back l Il
points on the first sale and Kroger
Stores l.. General Motors quickly
advanced l 1-2 points in response to
the publication of a record-break-
ing April sales report. Curtiss
Aeroplane scared 10 1-2 points 10
l65 on the first sale.
Transfer of a block Of 10000
shares of Studeb~ker at II Sd, the
second largest individual transac-
ton on record. a one Of the early
features. The price subsequently
advanced to ~ "a, up 5 Ia. and
the highest price since the stock
split-up four years ago.
Heavy accumulation Of the cop
pers was resumed as a result Of the
recent increase from Ia Ia to IA
3-S cents in the price Of the red
metal. and the sharp decline in sur
plus stocks last month. Anaconda,
Cerre De Pasco, Calumet & Hecla,
CRANKY and Nevada Consolidated
all moved into new high ground for
the year, while substantial gains
were recorded by Calumet & Arizo-
ma, Greene Cananea and American
Smelling.
The revival Of activity and
strength in the airplane issues was
influenced by reports that traffic
schedules were being drawn up for
quick -cross-country passenger serv-
ice through the utilization Of air
planes by day and trains by night.
Rails were quiet at the start al
though Northern Pacific and Great
Northern certificates were marked
up TO new 1928 high prices.
There were a few soft spots scat
tered throughout the list, namely
Case Threshing, Chrysler. Victor
Talking Machine mad Kroger Stores.
all off l to 2 points.
Foreign exchanges opened steady,
with sterling cables a shade lower
at Sass 5-16.
The closing was irregular; losses
became more widely distributed in
late dealings, as realizing or short
selling increased. The bulls" how
ever. maintained a good grip on many
stocks and further heavy accumula-
ton Of ~Studebaker carried il above
IS. Curtiss Aero and Wright Aero
were quoted six and eight points re-
spectively below their early peak
prices. Total sales Appropriated
400, 900 shares.