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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-05
Home Needs Reduced for Friday
Slightly soied or damaged and sold

Wv sSe
! Brass Umbrella stand.
Was $3.50 Now .x3.TH
=: "Shure. Edge" Stainless
Stevl Carving sets with
white hanGies. Were
slo.1o. Sow =. $3.50
"shure-Edge" Stainless
Carving Set with bone
handles. Was Sii.75.
. Bread Pans Of sheet iron.
Were 75c each. Now zoe
Antique Brass Fire
Diaer Foot stools. Were
~ each, Now. .. .s3.05
] Manning Bowman Flee
trio Waffle Iron with cord:
nickel plated. Was $40.
NOW .,........ xJ.D5
I Evsry.Ready Flash Light.
with extra built. nickel.
plated case. Was 81 so.
white Cross" rw ;So
Burner Electric steve. with
cord. Was $3.50.
Now ...s,....,., xa.SH
Imported hraks Itird
Cage. with decorated ton.
Was Si1h0. Now sH
! Unmarried Brass BIRD
Gage. with decorated ton,
Was $1U.T5. Now. SG.o1
I tsFass Andiron Set; 90
lonlai brass bali type Was
S2:I a set. Nov. .St3,JO
] Wrought Iron Electric
Table Lamp. with acorn
shape globe orange color.
Was 81. Now Gg.Dh
HOUSEWARES SECTION, r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-05
Women's Silk Umbrellas, SOS

We're ~
10 Women's Black Silk Umbrellas with carved
plain black handles: with matching tips and
ferrules
Is Chiidren's Silk Umbrellas in navy and green
Assorted wood handles. Finished with wrist cord
loop. Were $3.50. Now. .....................$l
Mems Black Silk Umbrellas with assorted wood
handles. In the Prince OF Wales or opera shape
fhandles slightly marredl. Were $40. Now $6.4S
Mems Black silk Umbrellas. with assorted han
dies trimmed with Sterling silver or horn (handes
slightly married. Were 50. Now. ......... S54S
Black Silk Umbrellas. with imitation rhinoce-
ros horn handles. In the Prince Of Wales shape
Cha ndles slightly marred). Were SIC. Now <5l5
Black silk Umbrella. with hardwood handle
trimmed with 14.kt gold band handle slightly
marred). Was $1l. Now. ...............-.$ 1SJ
EMnREIIA SE,-rIoN FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-05
Women's Dresses, s11"5
We're $3.50

Women's Dresses of satin and crepe, in navy,
black and blue; sizes 36 and III.
WOmen's TwO-pece Silk Crepe Dresses. in
navy. black and green: sizes IS and IL. Were
$3.50. Now ............. .........-..--.- sliJo
WOmen's Chiffon Evening Dresses. in black.
flesh and green; sizes 81. IS and 40. Were $3.50
and 1880. Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
Transparent Velvet GewnS sleeveless style. in
peach and gold: siZs SS and 40. Were $42 30
Dresses OF orchid ceorgette and chiffon in sizes
IS and 40. Were $50 and $3.50 Now $3.50
MnMEH-S DEEsS SgL-rIrS THIEF ELn.l2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-05
Women's Outing Flannel Pajamas
$1.95 Slit We're s.

Women's Outing Flannel PajanlaS
$1.95 Suit We're s.
IS Suits women's Pink Outing Flannel Pajamas:
size 40
y Suits Women's Paiamas OF striped outing fan
nell sizes A and II. Were 81 suit. Now -. .$i.S3
Women's Outing Flannel Sleeping Garments.
with hoods Were 81 garment. Now $lSS
corToN UNDERWEAR SEc-rioN THIRD FLooR.
Women's Brassieres. CSC Were $50
IS womens Longtime Brassieres. of figured
hruche In sizes 20 and -.
IL Larger Womcn's Wal Giriles. Of figured
broche and elastic: sizes IS and SO. Were much
more. Now $3.50
10 Corset. Rrasseres OF striped and figured
brooches, including Woodthrop. n G and De
Bevoise makes. Combined sizes offer - TO as.
Were SIS and Now, .........,.......Ss .aS
Corset lsrassieres Of fine figured broche and
surgical elastic. in sizes 81 and 40. Reduced
10 ........,..,.,.... -. 80. 'sSoo
LILY of France Stcp|n Girdles. 81 fine hroche
and elastic; lightly boned, Sizes 20 TO 81 Were
$t3.bo. Now .....;,,.: -. .'.. sS''ss
j LILY Of France Sde.fastenng t;irtes. OF pink
broche and elastic. in sszes 81 10 81. Were Sl0aN
ratlnn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-05
Mems Cxfords, s4.95 Pair
We're So TO SO

~ pa!rs MEMS Tan Calfskin Oxfords, with wide
or fsedium tdeg. leather soies and rubber heels.
There are blucher and stIaght!ace styles IN the
!ot r fcw pairs If Arnold GloveGrtps are m
GUIDED S.2as IN the combined lot include "A II
3 II: r le34: e g. GG. 7. 7iz, II: d g. ga. 4 D.
10 and l9,a Were Sc to $40 pair Now. .si93
~ -airs Mems B;ach Caskin and scotch Grain
OxFerss with medium wide toes and rubber
heels Sizes in the Iot include A SA. 9h. 10, 1861
Il = g 81 1o:s II: c Siz. TO- io3z, II and d
ga - and i6t4 Were SIS. Now.......N 9a
TIKI tarv's cTcag SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-05

Catton Mattress, sisa SANTA woven ticking, Was
Sl@ NnW eo.o
/ Got Tad, stae auATA covered with oretonne, With
valance, Was STA Nov, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS U
! footsiool upholstered IN blue material Was az
/ saltd MAHOGANY Martha Washington Sewing Caht
net, Mas so ~ S.w, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
/ AiahesanS aud nlreh Dressing Table, with triple
mirror Waa &hO, New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ,xleM
| tame Couch. with raised eld, Was $50 Nav, SEQ
| Reed settee, With padded seat and back, Mas
NsfAn, Nov tstse.t*sasss.ttA,k
Mating ttux, stsa Asxlf, Was SO, Nav, -, $aaU
/ Mat.lug tioA, sise ats,A Was 81 Naw.,.,,,,s6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-05
Women's Sports Coats, $3.50
Greatly Reduced

Women's Sports Coats. with kit fox collars. in
plain tan tweed and mixtures of black and white.
and white and rose. Sizes &c. IS and 40.
Black American BrOadtail (cloth) Coats. full
satin lined in sizes 50 and AZ Were $3.50 and
$3.50. Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50
Plain Dress Coats of Forstman and Hoffman
Mana, with brocaded crepe de chine lining. In
tan and Franciscan brown; sizes 3S and az.
/ Imported embroidered spanish Shawl. in
white Slightly soiledl. Was SIPS. Now. $3.50
MOMENTS CoAr SRCTloN THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-05

IA" ekniDs, fu1n FLp,a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-05

Just Is Of these hats offered at this greatly
lowered price IS. In the lot are hats of velvet
felt and velvet and felt combinations. In fash
ion,right shades and shapes that are most
becoming.
MnLINERY SECTION, THIRD Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-05
Misses Coats, $3.50
We're $3.50 and $3.50

Misses Dress and Sports Coats. with fur COL
lars In goodlooking styles some are fur lined.
2 Misses Dress Coats, with fur collars. Were
MIssEs' Coar SECTION THIRD FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-05
Bed Lamps and Shades
Greatly Reduced

Mussed or slightly soiled and
sold "as is"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-14
PIATI ZABIT1, MNOHO
RANENYCH AUTAMI

Posledneho tyzdha zabite bolo
pat a ranene 20 Publ autami v
Youngstown ma blizkom okoli.
Zabiti boil: John Regus z Main
St., Struthers; Marcela Lethoa z
jackson St., Campbell, l. Butcher
z Werner St., Youngstown; Alvin
Barous East Liverpoolu a F. J..
Daugherty Ashtabuly. Medzi
ranenymi sd Slovaci a Slaviani.
Ranena bola dcerka Durisovych
z Poland v srazke. Nachodi sa v
nemocnici. Dalej Jozko Makovsky
z Campbell, tiez je nemocnici.
Maria Dubos z Adams St., Camp
bell, v nemocnici. pi. Stefanova
Balak a jej dcera Anna, v me-
mocnici. pi. Maria StanovGak Z
King ST., bola srazena autom ma
pesniku pri kostole Sv. Cyrilla a
Methoda nedel'u istym Fran
kom Kopla Carlton ST., ktory
vysiel S autom ma pesnik, aby w.
null srazke S Johnom Uby 20 Stop
Is, Sharon Line. Tiez ranena bola
Anna Timco 20 Struthers v ne
hode pri Warren a nachodi sa vo
Warrenskei nemocnici.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-14
PRE- MLADEZ MA
LANSINGVILLU.

Slovensky Politicky a Vzdela-
vajdci Klub ma Lansingville do
stava vel'a protestov, re nasa mia
dez sa bridko chova a najviac
chlaPci, ktori sa po nociach po-
tuluj1 a vyruSuju pokojnych, IL
statych obyvatel'ov z ich spanku.
A nielen to, ale este opl'1vaj1 O.
bloky a dvere ma domoch bagom.
Preto ma ziadost' obyvatel 'ov
klub boil n1teny to oznamit' poll
cajnemu sefovi, ktory wal do
povahy tdto vec a povedal, ze on
sam toto vysetri a niekto to dra-
no zaplati. A preto napominame
rodicov, ably napomenuli svoje
dietky.
Tiez SINE dostali protest cd par
koveho komisara, v ktorom kriti.
zuje nasu mladez a popri nej al
mas, re ma novom hrisku ma Shady
Run Road, ktore mesto postavilo
len k v0li nam a nasmu klubu,
mesto nestaei obloky ma budovach
opravat'. V jednu noe bolo 50 ta-
bull ma oblokoch vybite. Takto sa
tedy nasa mladez odplaca mestu,
ze jej dalo hrisko. A nielen to-
ale ami nechcem tuna vsetky tie
podlosti vypisat', ktorych sa nasa
mladez dopdst "a. Preto Ease chce.
me upomenut' rodicov, ably Wy,
strihali svoju mladez, lebo al to
niekto draho zaplati.
Tiez napominame kazdeho, ably
sa varovali hadzat' plechovice a
handry a inu spinu ma prazdne 10
ty, lebo ked' budl dostihnuti, bu
dn muset' to vsetko vycistit' a o
krem toho al pokutu platit'.
Som s Ictou,
Joz. r., zapisnik
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-14
VR.AZDA ROSENBAUMOVEJ
ESTE NEROZLUSYENA

VraEda malej Beatrici Rosen-
baumovej dosial' nebola rozlnste-
ma nasou policiou, ale policajnI
sef hovori, ze sa nevzdal nadeje ma
jej rozlustenie. Mala Beatrica bo-
la v mali unesena neznamym zlo-
cincom, kdesi vaznena, hladom
mucena a po smrti zavezena ma
jednu farmu pri Salem sa nacho-
diacu, kde jej mrtvola bola maj
dena. Susedia udali, ze dievcatko
voslo do stareho Ford roadstera
v ktorom sedel stredneb vek,l
chlap a dievcatko odviezol, ably sa
nikdy Wac 1--WE nevratilo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-14
HASELTONSKY Y MEM. POD
PORUJtCI sPOLoK TATRA.

Uradnfci ma rok 1923 sd nasledovnf:
Predseda, Jan Bizup, 1887 Gladstone
st., City. Podpredseda Jan Kozak, "A
Morley Ave-, Campbell, o. Zapisnik
Jozef KaSenga, 1889 Gladstone St.,
City. Pokladnfk Jan Basista, lO1 Ha.
seltine Ave-, City. UStovnfk Martin
Zentko, P. o. Box 147 Haselton Sta,
City. Dozorcovia majetku Michal Ko-
zak, Box l51 Haselton Sta, City. Mar.
tin Basista, 100 Gladstone st., City.
Dozores chcrtch Stefan Stole, Box 65
Haselton Sta, City. strlx dveri valeut
Rovder It.. Boz se4 Haselton Sta, City.
sehodss - vydrhavajd ta1dd I. ne.
dsl'u mssiaci Ikols osady sv. Alxbe.
" NJ N. Haseltine Ave. 2. hodiDs
Popoludni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-14
VEL'KA POLLTICKA
sCH0DZA Y CAMPBELL

Vo Stvrtok minuleho tyzdna
vydrziavana bola v Campbell
vel'ka politicka sch6dza v pro.
speech Al Smitha, ma ktorej rec.
Mill viaceri prominentni demokra-
tt z Campbell'i Youngstown. Rec
Mill medzi inymi: advokat Hesson,
John Farrell, Pete Loomis INF.
Ma schodzi pritomne bolo okolo
400 campbellsky obcanov. Onedl-
no bude ma Campbell zas podob-
ma sch6dza. Zaujem Al Smitha
ma Campbell vel mi rastie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-14
ZAKLAL SVOJU MILENKU

William Gray Z {. 211 Eliza
beth St. povadil sa sobotu so
svojou milenkou, 4O-rocnou Ma
mie Carr preto, ze prijimala dvo,
renie al cd druheho chlapa. O.
drazu vytiahol noz a vrazil jej no
do pravej strany prs. Carrova
hned' klesla mrtva ma zem a
Gray usiel. Neskorsie boil aresto-
vany a sddeny bude z vrazdy
prveho stupna.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-14
POZVANIE MA VYLET.

Odbory rs. a S3. Slov. Robotni-
ckeho Spolku usporiadaj1 vylet,
ma ktory povolavaji vsetkych bra
TOW Slovakov a sestry Slovenky.
Vylet bude V prfrode. Treba sad
mt ma Mahoning karu a sijst' al
ma konci kol 'aje, ma Mahoning
Ave. Vylet je V tnto nedel'u 16.
septembra a zacne sa II. hodi-
ne. O zakusky a obcerstvenie sa
postarame, al povoz, ably ste
pesi Cd kary neSli. Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-14
sLOVENSKA BASEBALL
I,fGA.
(Dokoncenie S !. strany)
Mad'ari 9. L.ansingville 6.

MaQ an y, AauSlHgVl1Ie o.
Lansingvillcania musejn cakat'
do budnceho roku vyrovnat' sa S
tymi campbellskymi Mad 'armi.
Tri razy tejto sezony prehrali S
Mad 'armi. V nedel'u vo 6smom
inningu Mad'ari sk6rovali pat O.
behov a TAX 81 polozili vyhru do
vreca. Lisko boil picerom, lebo
Oris j Check pracovali do 3. no.
diny. Potion 4. inningu prisiel
Alex Oris hned' zaujal svoje
miesto, dajdc I4ansingvillcanom
len tri ndery a jeden obeh pia-
itch inningov, v ktorych on mad
hadzoval. Bernard Mikula od-
niesli 81 slavu pri udierajni, do
stannc kazdy po tri ddery.
Haselton 7, struthers 4.
Haselton vyhral Ease jednu hru
cd Struthersu, co je drrlha w
hra jedno "a druhym. Struthers-
cania nemali celii Gatu v nedel' II
ma hrisku a museli 81 pozicat'
Gustinellu cd Hillcresttanov a
Jondu cd strutherskych Sokolov.
Ale tito hraci nemohli pomoct
Strutherscanom nabit' Haselton-
eanov. Massey Motosko nadha-
dzoval pre- Strutherseanov a jeho
praca bola pochvalyhodna. Hasel-
ton nehra ma nedel'u a cd nede-
lie ma tyzdeh bude hrat' War
renom. Tato hra potion m6ze roz-
hodnnt' campionstvo, lebo ak
Warren vyhra, BOZ campionat
bude medzi styrmi Gatami, ale ak
Haselton vyhra - tax je po vse'
: tkom.
: HillcrestGania budn hrat' sc
C Strutherscanmi v Gordon parkr
= ma Campbell. Francis a Switks
: budu bateriou Hillcrestcanov, {
|. Byak Brayerom Strutherscanov
J. FarrellGania a Lansingvilleanis
l.. bud1 hrat' ma Shady Run Roai
v hrisku. Farrellcania by mali Wy
j. hrat', lebo Lansingvillcania po
o sledne hrajd zle, prehravaj1c je
n dino "a druhym. Spravca Rock bu
l. de nadhadzovat' a Russell chytat
e Ia Farrellcanov Dvoryak snad
e vyberie Auchtera Susu.
Warrencania a campbellskf Ma
: d 'ari srazia sa nedel'u v Re
l. creation parku. Kazda cata nj
J po jednej vyhre oproti druhej, te
y dy tato hra bude o male campion
o stvo. Check a Barrillare budn ba
|, teriou Mad 'arov. Spelman a Gun
h ningham, jedna najlepsich bate
l. rii v lige, budu vyberom Darku
a sovym. -|~
/, Haselton vyhra ma nedel'u, Wy
}, tiahol "bye".
e Po nedelnej hre Hillcrestcani
a utratia Michala Katulu, Gustinel
= lu, San a Lou Parent.ho, ktori
= dn do skol. Flannely, Sulik a Su
0 ha z haseltOnskei catY uz odiSlj
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-14
5 OS0B ZAHYNULO
VO VYBUCHU MA LODI

Southport, n. G. - Pat manor
nikov zahynulo styria boil rane-
nj vo vybuchu, ktory nastal z ne
znamych pricin ma nadrzkovej To-
di "Shreveport". 29 osob bolo "a
chranene Spanielskym parnikom
Aldecoa. Pc vybuchu nastal ma
lodi ohen, takze nej zostala len
kostra.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-14
UDKYNAM &. 325. 1KszJ.

Spolok Sv. L'udmily, {. 1926. I.
X. S. z. J. oslavi svoju patronku,
a tel prilezitosti prist1pi ku sv.
spovedi v sobotu, Is. septembra
a k sv. prijfmaniu v nedel II, 16
septembra O 8. hodine rano S cd.
znakom, in korpore. Ctene sestry
sd ziadane vykonat' svoju povin.
most. S ilctou,
Maria Racek, zapisnicka
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-14
zpravy
PIKNIK MA HASELTONE.

Oltarny krdzok zien osady Sv.
Haselton usporiada tel
to nedeli, Is. septembra popolu-
dni vel ky piknik, ma ktory povo-
lava vSetkych Haseltoncanov a
ick nriatel 'ov Z celeho okOlia. Pix
mix bude ma \. Haseltine Ave.
mad kamenarnou, .kde sa tax do
bre mono zabavit'. o obcerstve-
ME a zakusky postara sa vybor
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-14
sCH0DZA VZDELAVAJUCEHO
VYBoRU oKR. sBoRU LfGY.

Vzdelavatel'ny vybor Okresne-
no Sboru Slovenskej Ligy bude
mat schodzu tejto soboty, Is.
septembra vecer v redakcii tych-
to novin. Ma sch0dzi vypracova-
ny bude program oslavy 10. vvro-
cia CSR. Vsetci clenovia vyboru
(1rad Okr. Sboru red. t. n. }
maju sa dostavit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-14
PRosBA MA DoP1sovATEL'ov

Pt. dopisoyatelov prosfme, aby
nam dopisy, pripisy oznamy "a
sielai skorej, nez ma posledny den
pred vydanim novin. Skoro vse-
tky dopisy oznamenia dochodia
nam vo stvrtok, ked' name i bez
toho moe pr&ce 8 ohlaskami 4 s
prvou stranou. To je primoc robo-
ty pre- jedneho redaktora, ktory
So potion must prepracovat', aby
to vSetko mohol umiestnit' ' mo-
vinach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-14
PREDAVA VYHODNU
DETSKU ASEKURACIU

Pan Jozef Makovsky z Camp
bell stal sa agentom Royal Union
Life Insurance Co., ktora poist u
je deti ma obnos 81 900. Pan Ma
kovsky nam hovoril, re je to VEL
mi vyhodna asekuracia, o ktorej
kazdemu rodicovi ochotne poda
vysvetlenie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-14
Spolkove zpravy
SCHODZA SPOLKU SV. MAR
TINA, &. Is. 1KsJ.

Spolok Sv. Martina, cislo Is.
|. K. s. j. bude mat stvrt roc
MI sch6dzu v nedel'u, Is. septem-
bra. Podana bude financna zpra-
va a vyberane budu mimoriadne
prlspevky po 25c.
Jozef Dolak, uct
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-14
zIADAJG 100000 IA
UKRADNUTEHO CHLAPCA

Frank Ranieri, bohaty kontrak-
tor z Chicago upovedomil tamoj-
siu policiu, re mu bol jeho TO-
rocny syn este pred tyzdnom u
kradeny neznamymi zlosynmi,
ktori cd neho ziadajd 100000 W.
kupneho.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-14
YoUNosToWNsKY Y J(ElGOo1
PoDPoRUJtOI SpoLox

Uradnisi: Jossf Martinks, psslssdA
S65 Carlton g., Josef Javossk$, pod.
prsdssda. Stefan Novotay, A.. lol :.
Myrtle Ave-. Andrsj Adsmke, psklsa-
NIX, 1854 Oak et. 49, Nafti1 Nnsaa.
sky : Franti5ei Hudik. doxoreeviA
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-27
GROWTH OF LIFE INSURANCE.

The amount of life insurance in force in the United States has increased from $42OOoo 100000 in 1921 to $S7 ,000 GOO at the present time The gain has been steady, each year showing marked increase over the year before, aggregat- ing in seven years nearly los per cent
 Two things are indicated by this phenomenal increase in business The first is, of course, in- creasing confidence in the strength of insurance companies and in the wisdom of life-insurance The second. likewise of course, is the continued prosperity of the country
 The growth of corporation business where more and more people working for salaries and wages rather than for themselves on farms and in privately owned business undertakings of one kind and another has brought about con dition where a larger proportion of the people are devotng their time and talents toward the development of concerns in which they own re- latively small interest if any The result is that they have not the time necessary to care for private investments and, therefore tho conclusion that the sound way to develop an estate is to devote as much as possible of rAeir earnings to building up savings accounts and carrying life insurance It has become almost, if not quite, the rule that the largest part of estates left at death is represented in life insurance policies and cash in savings banks Life insurance has always been popular with those engaged in the profes- sions. It is the business mans anchor. It is his guaranty of safety in old age and his anee that his family will be provided for if death comes to him.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-27
City Manager Plan 15 Years Old.
Dubuque Daily American Tribune)

Dubuque Daily American Tribune)
 The eity-manager plan of government. inaug- nrated in three minor American cities in 1912, has spread across the country in the subsequent 15 years until today sSO cty-manager muniei- palities dot the American map
 The plan has been received with approval nearly everywhere that it has received fair trial. says Clinton Rogers Woodruff, authority on civil government, who brings out these facts in a sur yey presented in the March issue of the Review of Reviews
 Although the argument was made for many years that a non-political management of city business would not be as applicable to major cities to smaller communities, MT. Woodruff points out that Cleveland, the country's sixth largest city, and also Cincinnati, Kansas City and indianapolis now have given the plan a thor ough trial with evident success. Particularly he cites the success of Col. Clarence O. Sherril former army engineer. in Cincinnati where he has consolidated PC administrative departments into b, with a consequent saving in personnel money and effort"
 The success of the city manager plan MT Woodruff shows, is most clearly shown by the fact that the plan is being adopted most rapidly in the regions where it is best known Four out of five city charters drafted at present em- body the plan he finds. For example it was adopted in Dayton in 1913, and now 16 Ohio cities have it. It got an early start in three small cities in Michigan, and now B Michigan cities have adopted it. There are 19 such cities in California, and in Virginia one-ffth of the population lives under cty-manager plans Texas has 25 cities operating under the plan ranging in size from Lufkin, with 3958 persons, to Fort Worth with 106,482
 The plan, which usually calls for the engage ment of a city executive a strictly business basis by elective Council, will spread even more rapidly within the next few years MT Woodrun's article predicts. "A number of cities voted to adopt the plan at the November cleo tons and Rochester elected it's first group of Counclmen under its new city manager charter" ne points out. Political scientists without ex- ception consider it the best form of city govern ment and college political science courses teach it as accepted doctrine' We have had it here in Dubuque for quite number of years and it has worked out we'll
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-27
JACK M'DONALD.

John K. Mcdonald, who died here yesterday good citizen He lived an active life and died as he lived it. regularly and without regret reproaeh He took things as he found them and met them squarely and bravely with all of his ability and with remarkable poise He never lost his balance, due in large measure to very keen of humor well as to his thorough honesty. He was broad and toler- ant and he square with himself and all men He did not kid himself It was a real world in which he lived and he lived in it without illusion make-believe
 MT Mcdonald an ideal public servant. He knew his duty and he fearlessly pursued It. However, he understood human nature and he possessed in a very large degree that quality that we know common He exercised both in discharging his public duties.
 He was also man of action. He took live interest in the every day affairs and the public matters of the communities in which he lived He had hardly arrived at Seattle when he became member of the volunteer fire department and quickly earned his way to its head He was a stanch member of the Democratic Party and was recognized wherever he lived as an active member of the organization. Yet he performed his official duties so faithfully that he was re- tained in the office of Deputy Sherih at Seattle by strong and sturdy partisans of the opposition party
 He was generous man. He was prodigal with his time and resources in aiding those less fortunately situated None in distress ever called upon him in vain. None that came within his notice had to call for aid He acted first.
 He loyal in his friendships and to his associates He wronged any one or be- trayed a trust He was strong. sturdy, faith ful man--one of our best citizens. He will long be mourned in this community where he lived