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Evening star., 1928-06-03
Sir Esme Howard Observes
Kings Birth Anniversary
British Ambassador Host to Distinguished Com
pany in Honor of Sovereign-Dplomatic
Notes of Special Interest

Hopkinson and Mr.. Michael Wright:
the attache. Mr.. Harold Fl. Sims, and
Mr.. j. c. Thomson and Mr.. Godfrey
Ferris.
The Ambassador OF Spain and Sonora
de Padilla and their two sons will 90
to New York Thursday, and Sonora
de Padilia and the boys will sail Sun
day, June 10, aboard the Manuel Loos
for Spain. Sonora de Padilla will 20
10 Morocco TO visit her eldest son,
Lieut.. Alyaro Padilla, who lis stationed
there.
The Ambassador will return to
Washington the first OF next week and
with his daughters, will remain at the
embassy until the end of July when
they will sail for Spain and be at their
home In San Sebastian for the Summer
The Ambassador OF France, M. Paul
Claudel, will sail Saturday, June 30.
for France, 10 join Nine. Claudel and
their family who sailed a few weeks
ago,
The Ambassador viii go 10 the Uni
verfity OF Delaware next week, where
he viii receive an honorary degree.
AHG hLlUubhuuuI Oi luTkGys AIltIlfu
Monhtar Bey, will return In few days
from Detroit, where he went the middle
OF last week.
The Ambassador of Germany and
FRAU yOn Prittwitz und 0affron are
spending the week end on Long Island
and are expected TO return TO Washing
ton tomorrow.
The Minister Of Portugal and Vis-
countess d'Alte will close their house
al the end Of next week and go TO Bar
Harbor. where they have leased place
for the Summer.
The Minister OF Switzerland and
Mime. Peter are back In Washington
after attending the marriage Of their
son, Mr.. Georges Peter. 10 Miss Helen
Faifchild Mann daughter OF Mrs Wli-
lContinued on second Page.)
Evening star., 1928-06-03

The dean Of the diplomatic corps, Sir
Esme Howard, Ambassador OF Great
Britain. was host 10 distinguished
company at dinner last evening In cele-
bration Of the birthday anniversary OF
King George Of England Today Is
the anniversary, but the Ambassador
celebrated last evening and today will
lay the corner stone Of the new
embassy. He wiil leave washington
in a few days for New York and eail
wednesday aboard the Berengaria for
England. Lady Isabella Howard, who
Is In her former home In Italy, viii
Join him in England for the Summer.
In the company at dinner last evening
were the Secretary Of State. Mr.
Kellogg: the Minister Of the Irish Free
State, Mr.. Emiddy; the Minister Of
Canada, Mr. Massey. the Assistant
Secretary OF State, Mr.. Castle the chief
Of staff, u. q. A., Gen. Charles r.
Sunmerall; Admiral Charles Hughes,
u. f.. N: Maj Gen. William -. Connor,
". IS. A.. Brig, Gen Henry r. Allen,
u. f. A.; Rear Admiral Hugh Rodman,
u. IS. n: Rear Admiral Frederick G.
Billiard, u. g. Coast Guard, Mai Gen.
James z. Fechet, u. E. A.. Brig Gen.
Dion Williams u. s. M. c.; Mr., j.
1HE1SIpE EhaitHAEE III LIE ESLhLS llEIJaTLs
ment; the first secretary OF the Irish
Free State legation, Mr.. william J, y.
Macaulay; the first secretaries, Mr..
Laurent Eeaudry and MIR. Hume Wrong,
and the commercial secretary, Mr.. Mer-
chant Mahoney, OF the Canadian lega-
+. ton; Sir A. Maurice Low, Mr.. WiIlmott
Lewis, Mr.. Harry Wardman. Capt.
Gordon Munr0e and members OF the
British embassy staff. including the
honorary counselor, MFR Henry Getty
Chiffon the military attaehe, Col Pope
Henneesy; the naval attache, Capt.
Richie, the aiE attache, Wing COnldr
fetheringt0n; the commercial counselor
gir John Joyce Br0deriek; the first
secretary, Mr.. Ronald Ian Campbell,
the assistant naval attaehe, Engineer
Capt. KnOttie; the assistant military
| attact1f, Maj. w. II, g. Aston; the com
nefeial secretary, Mr. A. j. PACK; the
third secfetaries. MT. Henry l.. dA.
Evening star., 1928-06-03
Reception by Ambassador
And Nine. Tellez Today

The Ambassador Of Mexico and Nine.
TelleZ will receive this afternoon in
honor OF the members Of the District
of Columbia Library Association. About
500 guests are expected TO attend the
reception, among whom. besides those
representing the association, viii be
prominent members Of the scientific
and educational world of the Capital,
as well as the following Mexican dele
gates. guests of the District of Colum-
bia Library Association: Senorita Es-
peranZa VelazQuez BringaS, chief Of the
library department Of the ministry Of
education: Senor Joaquin Mendez
RivaS, director of the National Library:
Senior Rafael Heliodoro Vale of the
library department of the ministry Of
education. Senor Joaquin DiaZ Mer-
cado. librarian of the library of the
ministry of education; Senor Rafael
Aguilar Y Santillan. perpetual secretary
of the Society Antonio Alzate'', Senor
Tobias Chavez, director Of the Univer-
Sity Of Mexico Libraries: Mrs. Maud
Durlin Sullivan. librarian of the El
PaSo. Tex. Public Library. who will
accompany the party as It's conductor.
designated by the American Library
Association.
Evening star., 1928-06-03
Brilliant Weddings Claim
Interest of Society World
Marriage of Miss Carolyn Chamberlain and Mr..
Frederick NJ. Bradley Yesterday Among
Season Most Charming Events.

the same shade. Their hats Of blue
were trimmed with ribbons and they,
too, carried pink roses. The young
cousin Of the bride, Nancy Smith,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry st.
John Smith Of Boston and Portland.
was flower girl, dressed in frock OF
blue and pink tulle, with which she
wore quaint poke bonnet and carried
an old-fashioned bouquet Of butterfly
roses in white lace holder.
Rev. Father Buckley. rector Of st.
Matthew's Church, performed the cere-
mony the bride being escorted TO the
altar by her father
Maj. Walsh wore his fun dress uni
form. His best man. Maj. Martin 2.
Scanlan. Air Corps. u. S. A., and the
usherS of the service also were in uni
form. In the latter group were Comdr.
Silvio Scaroni, air attache Of the Italian
embassy: Wing Comdr T. G. Hether-
ington, air attache of the British en-
baSsy; Capt. Frank o. Hunter. Capt.
Francis Brady and Lieut.. E. UpSton,
all Of the Air Corps. o.. S. A; Mr..
Gardner CaSSatt of Philadelphia. Maj.
Avian c. Sandeford. U. S. A., and MFR.
(Continued IN Third Page
Evening star., 1928-06-03
Cabinet and Congress
Members Planning
Temporary Absence
War Secretary and Mrs.
Davis and Others to At
tend Republican National
Convention Person a |
Notes

The Secretary Of War, Mr. Dwight
r. Davis, and his two daughters. Miss
Alice Davis and Miss Cynthia Davis,
wiIi 20 TO West Point Thursday 70 at
tend the graduation exercises.
Mrs. Davis viii leave Friday TO attend
the Republican convention in Kansas
City. which opens June IL. Mrs. Davis
will stop of IN st. Louis for few days
visit en- route, and the Secretary and
Miss Alice Davis viii join her for the
convention In Kansas.
The Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs.
Wilbur viii return TO Washington this
evening from Annapolis. where they
are the guests Of the superintendent
Of the Naval Academy and Mrs. Louis
". Mutton.
The Secretary and Mrs. Wilbur at
tended the ATmy-Eayy base bali game
yesterday afternoon.
Representative John Tilson. who
made his home al the MayftoWer dur
ing the past season, has returned to
his home In New Haven for a short
stay before leaving for the convention.
Representative and Mrs. Edgar r.
Keiss, who have made their home at
the WaFdnan PARK Hotel for the past
Winter, will leave on June 10 for their
Summer home at Eaglesmere. Pa, ac-
companied by their TWO small daugn-
teTg.
Miss Grace Burton will close her
apartment the end oi the week and Join
her uncle, Representative Theodore T.
Burton, In Kansas City, where he and
several other delegates 70 the Republi-
can National convention have taken a
house for the convention period.
Miss julia MATHS, niece Of the late
Senator william p. Mckinley, who has
been IN her Washington house through
out the Winter, will start by motor
Tuesday for her home In Champagne.
Ill, where her father, Mr. Robert
MATHS, went few weeks ago after
spending some time with her here.
Miss MATHS will 90 on 70 Kansas City
10 attend the convention.
Mrs. Elqise cort daughter Of Repre-
sentative Hughes of West Virginia, spent
part 0f last week in Washington al the
/ NSyfoYer. Mrs. Cort's young son,
/ Iucien Smith, whose father los: hts life
! In the Titantic disaster. has just com
I pieled bis first year At the National
/ Cathedral School for Eoys.
Judge and Mrs, Samuel Jordan Ora
/ ham sailed yesterday ~ spend the sum"
! naer Ia Europe.
! THE Secretary 10 the President and
| Mrs. Everett Sanders, who make their
F., home at the MayfIoYer. will join the
! President in Wisconsin for the Summer
after attending The convention Ia Kan
! s&s City.
| Mrs. CfonN snd Miss Bertha COontz
wife and daughter Of Rear Admiral
| kbJs2ers r. Coontz, VIII 90 70 New YorE
| shortly and sail for Europe 70 spend
| the Summer. Mrs. Co0rltz was the gues
] iD wia0Se honor Mrs. Haby, wife 0l
Rear Admiral ). }. Faby. and Mrs
fowar Patrick gave bridge party
Friday afternoon st the naval bssf
at Old Point Comfort Wilffe Adt1iFa
CGoDtz IL In command,
Mrs. Marx Brooks, wife ~ Col, Brooke
~ IS A., arrived Ia Washington FfidsA
End IL a guest At the Mzyfi0Wer. Col
Efooke Ia now On duty IN Jacksonville
Fla.
Maj. and Mrs. George q. Patton wb1
nsge had suite ~ tbs WsFdman Pan
tContinued on Second Pags.l
Evening star., 1928-06-03

alDe ber daughter, Mis- Anne, viii 90 ~
ApDsDo3.s T0escSy In June week On
FFtoaY Mts, Wyzat, III her 1f1lciai c.
gzelty - treasurer EeDeFsl ~ the u
A.. t., viii make tkls presentation u the
sword given annually by the II. a, ~.
10 tElk member ~ the graduating Class
hEy5Dg tgs highest Standing IN all
sE0sJY1 sesnasysi5ip, Naces1fpms1 Ds9la
Lamar NeI1onsld ~ M0nf0s, Of, re-
eelvlns ti1s award tEaas ysas.
Evening star., 1928-06-03
Capitals Society Program
Seen AS Rapidly Passing
To the Unofficial Lines
President and Mrs Coolidge Soon to Leave on
Summer Vacation-Ca binet and Congress
Members Absent.
BY sALLIE v. II. PICKETT.

VI WASHINGTON gradually falling into unofficial lines as
M cabinet drift In and out Of the city
Wv Congress until late next Autumn and
Evening star., 1928-06-03
Society Folk Give
Dates of AT Homes

Senator and Mrs. Key Pittman will
be at home this afternoon from 10 8
o'clock for the last time this season.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Max Kauf-
mann have issued cards tor an at home,
Saturday afternoon, June 9, from To
Z O'Clock, at Greenacre, No. West
MelroSe street. Chevy Chase, Nd.
Mrs. C. G. Calhoun will be at home
informally. without cards. again today
from 4 to when. II the weather is
propitious, she will entertain on the
terrace. Mrs. Calhoun Is giving an al
sresco senatorial luncneon at EtoSsdnu
Tuesday, at l:S0,
Evening star., 1928-06-03
Representative Wyant
And Son Leave for Home

Ee1teSenlG1lge Aesm WysDt sgs1 his
son. A1sn- H. VII Sesys tnsosf0w for
Eeesr name 10 GKseDs1gggg Pa, Mr.
wfsn4 plsnnzgF W. sszkF1 the E1DsSs~
ss3n nszsens3 eenYen41oG 81 Ksn1&s
Gig &C 20 iNk H SztA Mss WyA1a
Evening star., 1928-06-03
Justice and Mrs. Taft
Guests at Breakfas ,

The Chief Justice and Mrs. Taft will
be entertained at a noonday breakfast
today by Mr.. and Mrs, Frederic Duncan
MeKenney In their country home.
Handleyhall near Kensington. Md.
There win be q in the company.
Evening star., 1928-06-03

THE CAPITAL two-dSy orcblc exhibition Hotel
Uask1nZn June the enthusiastic attend
De The skow win the
Horticultural Eocety exhibitors Will
New Jersey and Delaware Mrs William X
silver
exhibitions from the American ofcd sotetL Tne ae President
tines sending Irving Hooer mead usher the White Hopse
10 . his
never without ne
Evening star., 1928-06-03

gradually falling into unohcial lines
AAJ Of the city,
Wv Congress leave until late next Autumn, and
others Of plan actually execute for
the the middle of the month before they
70 the peaceful they have selected and after that
Diplomats will almost entirely desert the city.
HOWEVER ike other capitals without its
desire calls
McT1nter
country satisfy whole Summer through
coiurna Coli Club: Montgomery Club the
ressors Country Maryland side, while in
Washington Golf Club with several others Of reno"n
ID many will desert the Capital for the
Taft will meet number Of
the breakfast which Ar and Mrs Froer u
zu" Kengangton Henry Parsons Erwin had
many fancy dress party at their place In ROCK
Fcay evening during the week there were
Of large unneos and parties TO that
Mrs Daniel C. Roper and
Mis- Grace Roper gaze interesting luncheon parties
congenai number.
THE SecEetary Agriculture family
Xapsss City They vii remain
viii married their
attendance Of Miss Eleanor Huston Warren
encks Incepnoencs Kan& honcay June ls Miss Marian
J&Eclne viii bridesmaid
Miss daughter o Mr. cIaudius Hart Huston Of
lnga steTnateIy Secretary
Commerce coming during the Harding
administration elected that the wedding Of his daughter
Independence because a. that time he VIII be
fe national convention, Mr. Mrs
Fitzpatrick given the Of their beautiful
gardens FOR the Miss Huston graduated from the
Estona cStneeral Hendrcksen the United
Military ne IL the Of Mr. and Mrs Albert
r HeE6rcksen 'of Chicago
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-12

Me je to dvojsmyselns, ME polovi-
Sati pravda, ziadna falosnost' nasom
udani, ze Chesterfield Cigarette su dost'
jennie pre- kazdeho-a predsa uspoko.
jujl.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-12
tAsoPISY ST oBCHoDNoU
VYsTAvoU

Me je potrebne szileastiievat'
sd svetovych vystav, ably clovek
.poznal pokrok sveta. Kazdy W.
nalez, kazdy druh vyrobku priye-
deny je pred oci nase ohlaskami
v casopisoch magazinoch, s1
to ohlasky v casopisoch, ktore
pomahajd k zlepseniu a pokroku
sveta.
Nadovsetko vyznamnym je, ably
ohlasky boly pravdive a aenprimne.
Ohlasovatelia toto znajii lepSie
ako inf, je potesitel'nym tych-
to casochl zvelicovania, ked' vyvo.
.diaci krajinsky ohlasoyatel' toto
zd6razni. Povsimnite 81 nasledov-
neho V ohlaske jeanych obl'lbe,
.nJch cigariet:
q Ked sa podpiseme pod ida.
lie v ohlaske, stojime "a ne. Pre-
mas, podpis Y ohlaske znaei to
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-12
POZVANIE MA TANECNU
ZABAVU.

Spolok Nanebovzatej p. Marie,
cislo 49, Kadetskej Slov. Kat. u.
Jednoty usporiada ma pondelok
vecer, Is. oktobra, v Skolskej sic
nj Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda, vel 'l5n
tanecnn zabavu, ma ktoru nctive
povolava slovenske obecenstvo 4
celeho okolia. Hiatt bude chyrna
Sims orchestra cd 8. hodiny do
polnoci. Vstupne pre- danny je 25c,
pre- panov soc. Zabava je pod We
denim nasledovnych mladikov a
slecien: Andrej Salata, Michal
Buday, Jozef Wagner, Helen Sa-
lata, Anna Friedman a Alzbeta Bu-
day. Vyborna zabava je zaistena
pre- kazdeho. .. ...- ...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-12
HOOVER INA co JE RoBOTA
A FARMARENIE.

Kazdym rokom prichodia t'az-
sic, a t'azsie easy na tych kandi-'
datov "prejst - ktorych hlavny-
mi schopnost ami je' potl 'apkava-
ME po pleci a bozkavanie deti.
Dneska volicia citaui noviny,
mesacniky a knihy, s1 lepsie O.
boznamenl so vsetkymi predmeta-
mi verejneho zaujmu nez kedy-
kol'vek predtym.
Volicia zacinaju davat' nepri-
JENNIE otazky .kandidatom. Ked
sd daktorT chvasta vePkym pria-
tel'stvom k robotnictvu, ii, co "a
rabaju svoje zivobytie tvrdou
pracou ruk, sa mozu spytat': Co
ty mozes znat' 0 robote? Nevidl-
me ziadne mozole na tvojich dla-
mach.
Herbert Hoover by nebol do
pomykova uvedeny takymi otaz-
kami. On kopal v baniach, praco-
val ako kolektor jednej pradel-
ne, stavaI vel'ke inzinierske diela
v Amerike a po celoln syete, kle-
pal prstami ma pisacom stroll "a
pat 'desiat dolaroy ma mesiac, pra-
coval ma farme a teraz vlastni
farmu.
Ale rovnako vyznamny je re-
kord Hoovera vo verejnom a pri-
yatnom zivote co sa tyka farmar-
stxa a robotnictva. Pre- neho, ro7
botii6 . farnlarske pomery s1 do
vedna vpletene. v jednej reci do
radia Y Denver, Colo, este "a. q
ktobra 1924, Hoover povedal:
Udrxanie spravodlivsj mzdy d
zivotnych pomerov prostredni-
|ctvonl kolektiynehU smllvania ro-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-12
locenske zpravy
OSLAVIIL STRIEBORNE JUBI-
LEUM MANZELSTVA.

2 Dobre4 znamy Slovak, p. Mchaf
Andrejkovn Youngstown, so
svojou manzelkou Katarinou o.
slavili v sobotu, 20. septembra, do
ma v kruhu svojich dietok a mi
lych priatel'ov strieborne jubi-
leum svojho st'astneho manzel-
stva. X tomu ciel'u usporiadana
bola v domacnosti jubilantov ju-
bilejna vecera, ba lepsie receno
trojaka hostina, lebo ma ten cas-
padnul al den SO. narodenin tiez
al memo p. Michala Andrejkovi-
ca. Ano, bola to hostina mad ho-
stinou, na akej som ia nizepodpi-
sany tn Amerike este nebol. f.
Ste nebolo ami 7 hodin vecer uz
sa zacali schadzat' priatelia, to
jest hostia. Nezapamatal som 81
mena vsetkych, ale smelo mozem
tvrdit, ze bolo tam asi 25 Spisia-
kov so stranky pi. Andrejkovico-
vej, tiez tolky pocet Abaujca-
nov, Ease so stranky p. Andrejko-
vica. A teraz ako to uz obyeajne
byva, najprv hostia boil obcer-
stveni, posilnenf, netrvalo ami
pol hodiny vsetcia boil uz vo
veselej nalade. Pan Andrejkovic
81 to vedel vsetko vel mi dobre
zariadit', tax re -kym sa zacala
spolocna vecera, vsetcia uz boli ma
zivot ia smrt' vytancovani.
Pravda, nehrali tam dedinski ci-
gani, len ia na mojej starej har-
monike, ktora uz tol Ike sluzby wy
konala na sokolskych divadlach.
Pravda, clovek sa musi al do to-
no trochu rozumiet', lebo inaksie
by sa nohy len tax l'ahko nedyi-
hall. A ked' sa spustila tato: tesla
zidoyka kolo vrby", nuE to bolo
hotoW divadlo. Moi p. svagor
| Stefan Dolny 70 Struthers tax sa
"a tym citil, ako by Dol vo fabri.
ke robil 24-ku. - No, ale to ME je
este vsetko. Bol tam u p. Jan
Vitkaj, znamenity herec 146. Sbo
ri Sokolov. Tento vedcl svojou
komikou hosti udrzat' cely vecel
vo veselej nalade. Pc tom sa "a
Gala vecera. Me je potrebne, ably
som spominal, Go tam bolo vset
keho prichistane, lenze bolo tx
vsetko take chutn6 ze som 81 vert
al do vrecka toho nakladol. Pr
ve9eri vsetci hostia blahopriai ju
bilantonl a zelali do5h sa zlate
ho jubilsumu Y zdravi q st 'ssti
Jubilanti pbdarOvani boli pekpf'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-12
sLOVENSKE KNIzKY DO
sLOVENsKYCH SK0L.

Ctena redakcia Prosim uverej-
mite mi tento dopis.
Cital som v novinach, axe pekne
dary daily ma Maticu> skolskn tie
nase slovenske organizacie spoil
ky a ami jednotlivci na nasej
okolici nedali sa veru zahanbit'.
Kazdy mas dial, podporil kol'ko
mohol ten dobry mily ciel', til
sladkn materinski rec. Ale pod
me d'alej. Predsa ME. je to tax S
tou nasou slovencinou, ako by to
malo byt'. Prosim, odpust'te, ale
ME je to vsade rovnako. V niektO-
rych osadach deti v slovencine
pekne pokracujn, ale daktorych
veru ME. A preco to? Lebo da-
ktorJch naSich skolach rieto slo-
venskych ucebnych kniRiek. Ne
hafme syoju rec, nezanedbavaj-
me ju a tym seba. Dajme diet
kan slovenske knizky. Bez kniz-
ky ucit sa nemozno, tax jako yo-
jak nemoze bez zbfane bojovat''.
Je to yeru smutno, ked diet a
graduuje s. triedu a nemoze slo-
vensky casopis precitat'. Nuz ja-
ko ze pokroci tel slovenskej
vyssej Skole?
Prizvukujem ked' sa ziada Wac
obeti, Wac dohrovtnassko mech
re je al tel nasej -slovenciny via
cejfv naSich skolach, a tax nebu.
deme mat ziadne vyhovorky. Eia-
dame 81 len co nam patri zakon
nam nezabraluje.
$ dctou . pozdrsvom,
osadnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-12

botnictva SO zamestnavatel'mi,
bolo ma zostat' hlavnou bastou
robotnictva. Ale "a tymto vset-
kym must byt' mocny ekonomi-
cky system a rozumne vedenie
zalezitostf krajiny, lebo inae tietp
veci pridu ma vnivoc.
"Kolektivne smldvanie media
robotu nezamestnanym. Mzdy a
pohodlie nezvysuju sa v neza-
mestnanosti. Farm&rske ceny pa
daju neschopnost 'ou l'udi kupo-
vat.
"Ja, S mojej strany, ochotny
som doverovat' organizovanemu
anlerickemu robotnictvu, ze sa
postara Q svoju mzdu, ak budeme
vstave udrzat' mas ekonomicky
(hosrodarsky) system tax zdra-
vom stave, re bude robota pre- ka-
zdeho cloveka.
"Prvou potrebnost 'ou kazdei
zeny je, ably jej muz NAL robotu.
"Organizovane robotnictvo ne
moze koncit' svoju konstruktiv-
nu pracu, ak nemoze platit' gro
cerlstovi. Farmar nemoze preda-
vat svoje plodiny pud' ON bez "a
mestnania.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-12
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
ZELEZNICIAR ZABITY
VLAKOM

Dominic Morono, Park Ave,
Struthers, zabity bol tieto dni
ma kol 'ajach Pennsylvania drahy
pri Bridge st. krizovatke V Stru-
theirs rychlikom, iddcim Pitts
burghu do Akron. Morono kracal
pozdK koPaji. Bola husta hmla,
preto akiste nevidel bliziaci sa
vlak. Jeho mrtvola najdena bola
spolurobotnikmi neskorSie. ODE
nohy i ruky NAL odtrhnute a hla-
WI vel'mi zmIiazden1.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-12
TANEtNA ZABAvA soKoLIEK
Y CAMPBELL.

Venice 131. K. Sokoliek uspo-
riada tanecn1 zabavu ma sobotu,
13. oktobra v Talianskej hale ma
18th St., ma ktorn povolava vse-
tkych Slovakov Slovenky z
Campbell a okolia. Zaciatok zaba-
Wy 7. hodine vecer. Hrat bude
dobra orchestra. @ dobrn zabavu
,postarajil sa Sokolky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-12
20 SUHoDZE LANHINaVILL-
sKEHo KLUBU.

Slovensky Politicky vzdela-
vaj1ci Klub ma Lansingville od-
byval svoju riadnu schodzu mi
nulu nedel'u vecer, 7. oktobra v
Sokolovni. Schodzu zahajil pred
seda Jan Yavorsky "a pritomno-
sti 81 ddov. Po zahajeni schodze
predseda oznamil, ze Grad public
nych skol 81 ziada pristup medzi
mas, GO bolo povolene. Boil to-:
Mr.. Chessi, superintendent mad
skolskymi hriskami, Mr.. Creps,
direktor mad skolami Mr.. Lie
men, spravca a dohliadac vset-
kych skolskych sportovych hier.
Mr.. Chessi boil prvym reenlkom a
povedal ze prisiel medzi mas, ably
mas rozveselil, a slce preto, lebo
vie, ze lansingvillski Slovaci su
dobri SPORT, ze vydrziavaj1 lob
dove caty a to ME jednu, ale al
tri tiez al dievcata majii svoju
catu vie, ze sa nam toho roku
nepodarilo vyhrat' campionstvo v
Slovenskej Lige, no ale tax Ian
singville ma campionstvo a. to ST
chlapci, lobdova cata Adam skc~
ly, ze on je hrdy a cely skol-
sky trad dial cest' Slovakom ma
Lansingville nielen pre- Sport, ale
pre- Gistotu charakter. A tax
zavolali nasich chlapcov, to jest
cell catu, v ktorej su do jednoho
nasi slovenski chlapci, do haly,
kde nastal btrlivy potlesk. Potion
vyzval Mr.. Liemena, spravcu, aby
kazdemu chlapcovi oddal odmenu,
ktoru i'm dala skolska rada. Mr..
Lieman vyvolaval kazdeho po
meme a oddal kazdemu odznak,
ktory 81 mozu pripravit' IA no.
dinky. Ma tomto odznaku je w
kresleny lobdovy hrac $ battom.
Potom odovzdali klubu trophy $
napisom Adam School Cham
pions a poEiadali klub, ably to o.
patroval. ........
Po tomto 81 ziadal par SLOW po
vedat' Mr.. Crops, direktor skol-
sky, ohl'adom kniznice, ktord 81
mas klub ziada do Adam skoly.
Povedal, re je on ME Slovak, ale
zeaje hrdy, ked',a m6ze. Slova kom
pomoct' a daval nam kredit, ze
Slovaci sd tax 0 vsetko zaujima-
ju, nielen o Sport, ale 0 itera-
tdru a politiku, uist'oval mas,
ze zrobl vsetko, 60 len je jeho
moci, ably elm skor sa ia kniznica
ma Lansingville otvorila. Potom
este recnil Dan j. Herman, kan
didat "a klerka do kortu na de-
mokratickom listku. Pytal mas O
pomoc pri buducich vol bach a
tiez nam spomenul AL Smitha a
prosil klub, aby sme votovali "a
Smitha ma prezidentstvo Spoje-
nych Statov, na'eo nastal bdrlivy
potlesk. S tym sa schodza zakl u
ella. .-.- ..# ,
Joz. R., tajomnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-12
"K ED podpiseme nase memo ma uda-
~ nie ohlaske, to tax mienime.
Podpis pod ohlaskou nam xnamena
tolko, ako podpis pod smluvu.

mi darmi od rodiny a tiez al cd
ucastnikov tejto oslavy.
ia i'm na tomto mieste prajem
ably sa este "a dlhe roxy tesili do
bremu zdraviu a prezivali svoj
rodinny zivot v st asst a blazeno-
sti. Mech ich Pan Bob zivf!
Andrej Cisar.