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exchanged "reminiscences in hotel Hobbies
last night Some Of these aged adven-
turers have prospected in the tropical
jungles Of the Dutch East Indies, China,
Burma and india, while other have run
tower" in nearby Mexican and farther
distant South American fields. Nearly
ell OF the old-timers came originally
from the Pennsylvania fields.
Regardless Of their present financial
Standing-Son1e are multi millionaireS
now, while others still are dressing tools
they will be equal today. With but few
exceptions all the veterans began as day
laborers in the field.
The veterans. who arrived yesterday
Ind inspected the $4,000 900 worth OF
technical and scientific exhibits, spent
their time recalling the crude equip
ment Of the early days in the Oil Greek
section Of Northwestern Pennsylvania.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-23
"CUTTING IN" COSTS $40.
Two Men Jibe Police in Auto
Forfeit Cash,

Driving deliberately in front Of the
automobile in which the members Of
Sergt. o. j. Letterman's vice squad were
oblivious of the identity Of the plain
clothes men in the machine. made de-
rogatory remarks about the way IN
which the police car was being driven,
and were themselves arrested for dis
orderly conduct The men gave their
names as Julian Lucas, 20, and Leonard
Geary, 80. Both forfeited IS collateral
in Police Court yesterday.
Members Of the squad said they were
driving along Seventh street at o when
the other car cut in ahead Of them.
and its occupants called back at the
police in abusive terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-23

Pepsodent neverwiIl be made
to compete with low. priced
dentitrices. That would mean
removing the costly gents for
which dentists recommend It..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-23
Boy Killed, 4 Hurt
When Plane Hits
Auto in Landing
Hy the Associated Press.

HATTIESBURG, Miss. Octo-
Der ga 16-year-old boy was
killed and four members of his
family injured here Sunday
when an airplane crashed down
upon their automobile In at
tempting to land on the high
way.
Lavon Rogers died shortly
after reaching a hospital from q
fractured skull. His father, two
brothers and q sister, none Sc
riously injured, were seated with
him watching a plane piloted by
John Hagan of Orlando, Fla, do
ing stunts.
Hagan circled the field twice
in an effort to land but was pre-
vented by the crowd. He then
attempted to land on the high
way and struck telephone wires
which sent the plane down on
the Rogers auto and another
machine. The occupants OF the
other car were uninjured.
Hagan was not hurt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-23
POLICE SERGEANT HURT.
Mans Trial Postponed Pending In
iuries to Officer.

Charges of reckless driving and. fail
ing to give the right of way against
Herbert Ridgley, 30 years old, Of the
400 block Of Eleventh street southeast,
who is accused Of colliding with Sergt
Charles r. Sydnor Of the Eleventh pre-
cinct, were continued for hearing until
November in Trafac Court yesterday
pending the outcome of the policeman's
injuries. The accident occurred Sat-
urday at Eleventh street and South
Carolina avenue. Sergt Sydnor was
said to have been in pursuit of another
machine when struck
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-23
OIL LDCATTERS"
MEET IN REUNION
Veterans Of the Industry Ex
change Yarns ct Petroleum
Exposition.
nx tha AsaocIatad Praaa.

BY the Associated Press.
TULSA, Okla. October 33.--Veterans
Of the oil industry, men who have wild.
Gated" in the oil fields Of the world
were gathered here today for "Oic
Timers day." feature Of the fourth daily
program Of the international Petroleum
Exposition.
More than $50 men, each Of whom
has spent at least so years in the game
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-23

right If call you the first thing In the
morning?"
Martha climbed the stairs again. She
was smiling. She must tell dad about
this.
(T7E END.)
CCopyright, 1921
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-23

The Transpersian railway viii cost
10000, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-23
Blame Film
For Cloudy Teeth
for serious tooth and gum disorders
You must finn twice daily. Now dentists
urge special flm-removing dentfrice.,

A IL through life many people believe
"A their teeth are naturally dull and off
color" To those who make simple test
science holds glorious surprise.
The teeth of 9 people out of 10, it's
proved, are dingy only because film coat
covers them. When film is removed scien-
ti6cally by using Pepsodent, a great
change takes place.
FTLM-hOv to remove IL
Run your tongue across your teeth and
,,o,. ,,,;II fnnf %h;e 6Ic1 Il
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-09
S1lO,OO0 for One Rug
 Paid at London Sale

LONDON, Aug 9.-The "Em- peror's Carpet" the most famous Persian rug in the world, has been sold here for S110,000 to the International Art Gallery.
 Measuring 25 feet by 10 feet, it was made in a factory of the Persian court some time during the 1Gth century. Tradition says that it was taken to Vienna in 1898 as q gift from Peter the Great to the Emperor Of Aus tria. It remained in possession of the Hapsburg family until the Austrian revolution in 1921.
 Since then it has been in the State museum, Vienna, until sold to a private buyer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-09
MEL,DRUM PARTY BACK
 FROM ADMIRALTY ISL,

The Elsinor, Capt. Tom Case, under charter to the pulp survey party of the Zellerbach and Cam eron-C Chandler interests, arrived in port yesterday with MT. and Mrs. Don Meldrum, Miss Doris Meldrum and MT. and Mrs. John SchmitZ.
 They have been in the vicinity of Admiralty Island, and also at the survey camp. Work on the timber area is progressing favor ably, MT. Meldrum reported, and the crew is now on the south end of the island, in the Hood Bay dis trict.
 Mrs. Meldrum, Miss Meldrum and MT. and Mrs. Sehmitz expect to leave here on an early steamer to make the Triangle Tour 10 Skagway and Sitka and will go south from here about the middle of August.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-09
C. OF C. WILL
 BE HOSTS TO
 COvT.OFF|C|ALS
Entertain Jardine, Reming- ton and O'Malley
 Here Next Week

In honor of Secretary of Agri- culture William M Jardine. Chief of the Biological Survey Paul C.. Redington and U. s. Commissioner of Fisheries Henry O'Malley, the Juneau Chamber of Commerce will hold a special meeting the latter part of next week, il was announc- ed today. It is expected the meeting will be held Friday, Aug ust IT: however this date may be changed in accordance with plans of the Secretary.
 The regular meeting of the Chamber tomorrow has been post poned, there being no business of importance to come before the body.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-09
s. RAD|TCH
 DEAD FROM
 HIS WOUNDS
Croatian Peasant Leader Dies-Deep Anxiety
 Caused Tn Europe

VIENNA. A Q. 9.-stefan Rad itch, Croaasn Peasant Parlia- mentary leader. died last night at Zagres. Croatian Capital City. Grief-strieken troops are every where suppressing trouble. He died from a wound received in June in Parliament when a Radi- cal Deputy, infuriated at frequent interruptions, fired six shots into the Croatian group.
 The death of Raditch is caus- ing deep anxiety in Europe as well as in Jugoslavia. Belief is held in some quarters that the situation contained at least the possibility of civil war Tor Jugeslavia unless some strong outside influences are efficiently exerted.
 Troops arc parading through the streets of Zagres. The police also appeared in strong force at all population eenters. All amuse- ment places have been closed and there is an uneasy feeling. Demonstrations may occur and these. it is feared. might lead to greater disturbances in view of the intense resentment of the Croats against the Jugoslayia Government party whom they hold responsible for the shooting.
 Elsewhere than ill Jugoslayia the prospect of peaceful recon eiliation seemed hopeless especial ly since the Parliamentary Com mission voted in favor of ratify- ing the Nettuno convention With Italy in the face of bitter croa- tion opposition.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-09
REDINGTON AND TERHUNE NOW ON
 WAY TO JUNEAU

Pau c. Redington, Chief of the T. s. Bioogica Survey and H. ". Terhune, Executive Officer of the Alaska Game Commissioner, are now on the Richardson Highway. enroute to Juneau, competing an extended tour throughout the Ter ritory. They will sail from Cor doya on the steamer Alaska Aug ust Il, arriving here about August 16.
 The officials left Juneau May 15 last. They first visited the Aleutian Islands. going south to Unalaska. Returning to Sew ard they went to Fairbanks, thence
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-09
PIANO RECITAL IS
 GIVEN BY STUDENTS

\ piano recital was given last Tuesday evening at the studio of Mrs. ]. W. Burford. This is the second recital this summer. the first being presented by the young CT students
 Thomas Boyd Stewart, who was prevented from being present at the previous recital, presented the opening numbers:
 Tn a Blacksmith Shop" ........... ............................... Edmund Parlow Restless Brook ..............W Williams Mrs. Burford at second piano. Hungarian Rondo ..-........... Eggling
 Catherine Abbott. Sunset" ..........................s.....G Gnrlitt
 Lenore Anderson. Tn a Gipsy Camp ............Ashford Polonaise e pianos) .-Beethoyen
 Lillian Anderson Minnet in c (3 pianos) Beethoven Lillian Anderson, Winnifred Smith
 Jean VanderLeest and
 Mrs Burford. Reverle @ pianos) Tchaikowsky Mary VanderLeest, Mrs. Burford. Seherzo (2 pianos) Beethoven Study No. ? .......-...-.-........-..-..Hal Teller Rosa Danner, Mrs. Burford. Country Dances 6 pianos) ...--.- ..-.........-...........-....... Beethoven Mary Jeanette Whittier, Iris Gray, Alice Merritt, Elizabeth Pullen,
 Mrs. Burford. Prelude ill B Minor ...-............Chopin Nocturne ....---.....-....-..--#-.-- -.--...----Grelg
 Alice Merritt. c Sharp, Minor Valse ... Chopin Seguidilla ..-..-..-.-...--.....-........Al .Alblnez
 Iris Gray. Concerto in c Minor - pianos, Iris Gray and Mary Jeanette
 Whittier.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-09

10 Circle and Ft. Yukon. From Fort Yukon they went down the Yukon River to St. Michael and from that point to Nome from where they flew by airplane to Fairbanks. The officials then visited Mckinley National Park and returning to Fairbanks left over the Richardson Highway for Mccarthy from where they will take the Copper River & North western Railway for Cordova.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-09
American Murine Is Killed, Three Wounded
 By Nicmaguan Rebels

PUERTO CABEZAS, Nicaragua, Aug. 5.-One American marine was killed and three wounded in an encounter with rebels last Tues day. Ten insurgents were killed and three wounded. according to dispatches received here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-09
THE MARTHA SOCIETY

will hold a Goodie Sale at the Sanitary Grocery Store Saturday, August 25. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-09

This store will be open even- ings on the 10th of each month for the accommodation of the trade.
 adv. GOLDSTEIN'S EMPORIUM
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-09

GASOLINE 19 cents gallon for cash, McCau1s. adv.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25

sky skolsky inSpektor Julius Bal
10. Ia slovenske ucitel stvo pre-
.hovorila bulharsky 81. Marienka
Matejovska prfzvukovala potre-
bu GO najuzssieho soskupenia vse-
tkych slovanskych narodov, aby
sme sa co najlepsie pomali. Po
d'alsich reciach nasich recnlkov,
pod 'akoval slovakom vodca W.
pravy Cakrov, skolsky inspektor
z Varny. Hovoril, re bulharsk1 u
citelia prisli poznat kult1rW ces-
ko-slovensk1 a chcl nej cerpat'
ale pontkajd nam navzajom svo-
ie more TX zotaveniu csl. deti, kto-
re srdecne ma bulharske morske
pobreHie zval. X oziveniu spoloc.
snej vecere prispeli blllharski uei.
telia zaspievanfm svojich pek-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25


teliek . Bulharska. Je to prva w
prava bulharskych ucitel low do
CSR., bola preto Bratislave
srdecne a dprimne uvitana. Od-
poluddia navstivila bratislavskn
radnicu, kde 1castnikov vypravy
pozdravil zasedacej sieni NEST
.skej rady starosta DIR. Okanlk,
ktory sam dobre Bulharsko po-
INA. Vyslovil ziv1 ucast' mad ka-
tastrofou,. ktora v, poslednych
dnoch tlito lrasnu zem stihla.
Srovnaval d'alej vo svojom prl-
vete osudy aovakov Bulharov,
poukaza1 ma konsolidovane po-
merry v nasom State a zelal bull
harskym host 'om, ably u Mich
elm skor podobne pomery nasta-
ly. Ucitelia navst1vili potion NEST
ske muze1m, archlv, kde ich spre
vadzala 81. Wagnerova, d'alej pre-
zreli 81 cele mesto, menovite brad,
a navstivili tiez vystavu Svazu
slovenskych umelcov Umele-
ckej Besede.
Pc predstayeni V SLOW. Narod-
nom divadle siSli sa bulharskl ho-
sta a zastupcovia slovenskeho u
citel' 'stva k spolocnej veeeri v re
staurante Reduty, kde i'm Zapado
slovenska zupa spevacka yzdala
hold zaspievanim Smetanovho
"Vena'' pod taktovkou DIR. Ko-
zanka. Pri veeeri uvital milych
host 'ov zupan dr. Bella vyslovil
svoje potesenie mad tym, re sa
prakticky uskutocnuje idea sla-
vianskej solidarity a prizvukoval,
ze Slavian nildy nesmie zab1dat
Ma svoj najvznesenejsi nkol, spa
sit narody silou slayianskej my
slienky. Menom Skolskeho refera
tn pozdravil ucitel'ov pobratim-
skeho naroda bulharskeho zem-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25
nezli ueenf l'udia mozu ma pa
pieri. Malicky Ivanco zaGal . nj

neEli ucenf l'udia mozu ma pa
pieri. Malicky Ivanco za6al . nj
coho mic prejavovat zaujem Q po
citanie, ked boil $ dost znaenymi
'azkost ami sa soznaml prvy-
mi zakladmi ratauia. Tu odrazu
akoby sa bolo V nom prebndilo
i1izasne 1strojie, ktore 70 zaklad-
nych eisiel vie konstruovat' mai
'azsie vypocty. PAX ma pr. jed
neho dina, ked' sa chlapec rano
prebudil, dal svojmu strycovi
u ktoreho byva, zvlastnu otaz-
ku, kol ko sa pominulo mesiacov,
tyzdf1ov dnf cd narodenia kri-
sta a S 1zasnou rychlost 'ou dal
strycovi ma tnto otazku al odpo-
yed'. Ale nielen mechanicke po-
eitanie, ale al smysel' pre- vsetku
logiku objavuje sa mladom
chlapcovi. TAX SINE boil svedka-
mi toho, ako sa zastavil S MIN i
sty kosicky pravotar, ktoreho sa
chlapec spytal, ze kedy sa naro-
| dill. Ked' pravotar odpovedal, tn
chlapec mu riekol: "No mate te-
da 40 rokov.' - Gale kol 'ko je
to tyzdnov a dni?" spytal sa chla
| pee. Pri tom vytiahol papier a zia
dal pravotara, aby 81 urobil Wy
poety. Chlalpec ale 2 pamati W.
ratal poeet tyzdirov, dnl / hodln
pravotarovho zivota. Pravotarovl
to vsak nes1hlasilo. "Kol 'ko ma
te vyratane Wy, pan pravotarg'
spytal sa chlapec. A tu pravotar
NAL o 10 dni menej. Nato no po-
ucil 5-rocny chlapec: "Pan dok-
tor, Wy ratate kazdy rok 1865, ale
nesmiete zab1dat', re kazdy stvr-
ty rok je priestupny ze teda mo-
| je vypocty sd spravne. p" ..-
Imrich Ivanco je drobnej po-
stavy, len hlava vykazuje trochu
abnormalny vzrast lekari, me-
dzi mimi psychiater DIR. Stuchllk
sa vyslovili, ze sa .jedna O. vyni'
mecny dusevny vyvoj diet AT "a
ktore je inac telesne normalne a
naprosto zdrave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25

nicnou. Donna sa jedn& predovse-
tkym o stavebny priemysel, kto-
RI poptavku zvysil hlavne ma jar,
tiez poptavka priemyslu celuloz-
neho sa v poslednej dobe vel mi
zvysila. Zahranicna poptavka, hla
vne do Mad 'arska a Nemecka je
dobra. v sloyenskom drevarskom
priemysle by bolo treba previest
rozsiahlu racionalizaciu llz jest
vujicich podnikoch rozslrit
zpracovanie suroviny zakladanim
vacsieho poctu pill, hlavne sired
nom vychodnom SlovenslS,l.
Zamestnanost tehelni je nasled
kom zvyseneho stavebneho ruchu
dobra. Vyrobne podmienky sta
vebneho ruchu sn normalne. -
Priemysel ma zpracoyanie mine
ralnych olejov je zamestnany do
bre. Pokles odbytu petroleja pre-
osvetlovacie ucele je vyvazeny
zvacsnou potrebou pre- deele ze-
medelske.
Ak celkove situaciu slovenske-
ho priemyslu V prvom stvrt 'roci
1923 mono charakterizovat' ako
d d'alsie pozvol ne zlepsovanie, nu.
tho priznat', ze ma poll socialnom
uplymulom stvrt 'roei bolo moz-
no badat' ma Slovensku znacne
priostrenie. Nielen z6 naSi banl.
ci vystnpili poziadavkom IVY.
senia mzdy, ba ze vstnpili dc
stavky, ale i zemedelstve mzdo-
We poziadavky robotnictva viedly
k eiastocnym stavkam, kt'ore hro'
zia dodnes. Ami sklarskom prle'
mysle sa neobislo bez mzdovehc
boia. lebo robotnictvo nedavno Wy
povedalo kolektlvnu smluvu.
Mozmo vsak vyslovit' MAJOR, Il
toto socialne priostrenie V niekto'
rych oboroch priemyslu co maj
skor zmizne re nebude mat wax
sieho a trvalej jsieho vlivu ma po
|kojny a zdravy vyvoj slovenske'
no hospodarskeho zivota. ct. o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25

FRANcIJzsKY GENERAL o
N, i. sTEFANIKOVI.

Byvaly ze1nsky velitel' ma Slo-
vensku, general Spire, obdivova-
tel Stefanikov mas nprimny
priatel' povedal 0 Stefanikovi
pred jeho mohylou u Vajnor:
MY Francdzi nezabudnene nj
kdy, be tento slovensky vellkan
Dol vel'kym priatel 'om Francie,
ktora sa mu stala druhou Via
st 'ou pri ocakavani toho okami-
hu, v ktorom jeho skutocna vlast
sa oslobodi z jarma utlacovate7
l'ovho. Ked vypukla svetova voj
ma, Stefanik hned' pochopil, re
vec Franeie je yecou praya a
spravodlivosti re Wit 'azstvo
Francie bude sneasne i Wit az
stvom vset'kych potlacenych naro-
dov v Europe. Bez vahania pri-
hlasil sa aHo dobrovol mix prosty
vojak do armady a stal sa letu-
nom. A teraz zapoeala pre- Stefa-
nika doba odvaznych letov. jed
neho dina "a vichrov - ypritom-
nosti marSala Focha - tvrdih
dostojnici, re kazdy let je napro-
sto nemomym. Ale jedon vojak
vystupuje 20 siku hlasi: "Pole-
tim" Tento hrdina je Stefanik.
Odletel predsa vykonal tento
vyznamny let vratil sa. V Okla
mihu pristania obratil sa Foch k
okolo stojacim yelil: "VzdaJte
eest,', panovia!'' Akp Carnot vo
francnzskej, zasluhuje StefaniS v
ceskoslovenskej revoItlcii titul or
ganizatora Wit 'azstva. Francla po
klada 81 "a lcest', re poznala to-
hoto hrdinu, ktory pracoval d bo-
joval pure nu. Hlboko vyryta -
ii mas Francilzov - zostane pa,
miatka slovenskeho velikana ge-
nerMa Milana Rastislava Stefa-
nika.'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25
SITUACIA SLOVENSKEHO
PRIEMYSLU "a PRVY
STVRTROK 1928.

Nd pOSleuueJ ScuouL1 W. o'i'Ao
skej Obchodnej priemysloveJ
komory boil podany obraz situa-
Gle slovenskeho priemyslu "a pr
w kvartal tohoto rolku.
Odbytove a konkrenene pod
mienky V cudzozemsku, hlavne
vsak V Mad 'arsku a Rakusku su
pre- slovensky priemysel este sta
lie nepriaznive. Zvlast' t'azko Je
to citit' u ABBY uhlia, kde mnoz-
stvo predalne v cudzozemsku Je
talk nepatrne, re yobec neprlcha-
dza uvahu. Sama t'azba bola
nasledkom dlhej zimy lepsia ako
v roku predoslom.
v priemysle zeleziarskom a v
priemysle emajloyom nenastaly
ziadne zmeny behom prveho
stvrt 'rocia tohoto roku. u prize
myslu zeleziarskeho vyrobne pod
mienky s1 i mad 'alej dobre, po-
ptavka je vsak slaiba. Pracu3e sa
len ciastocnym vyuzitim vyrob-
nej kapacity, pretoze vyvoz do "a
hranicia je nemozny a donna vadi
prilis ostra konkurencia. Poptav-
ka DO nasich emaj jlovanych w
rObkoch v cudzozemsku je tohoto
r0ku znacna, "a to vsak yo yntl-
trozemi nastala nplna stagnacla.
Sezonne zlepsenie nastalo tlez v
priemysle sklarskom- Vyrobne
podmienky sa vsak zhofsily, pre-
to re suroviny stale stnpaJh a
mzdove poziadayky robotnlctya
sa zvysuj1. Stav celulozoseho
priemyslu je zcela odyisly ma d al
Som zvySovani Glen dreya. Poptav
ka 70 zahranicia bola vel 'ka. Slo-
vensky celnlozovy priemysel v po
slednej dobe preyiedol technicke
zlepsenie svojej vyroby. A to hla-
vne ably mohol llspesne. konkuro-
vat cudzinou, lebo je nuteny o.
pierat sa len ma trh syetoyy,
ked'ze tunajsie papierne konzu-
mujn len Is percent celej vyroby
naSich tovarni. Kartel celloziek
ma priaznive nasledky pre- tuzem-
sky trh.
N priemysle textilnom nenasta-
ly ziadhe zmeny, ba neprislo AM
oGakauane jarne sezonne zlepse-
ME. Pracuje sa stal ena sklad. Y
dolezitom priemyselnom obore
dreyarskom je moEno pozorovat
stflpanie cien, ktore je zapricine,
DE ma jednej strare vel 'kou po-
ptavkou tuzemskOu, ua druha'
strans Tel 'kon poptaykctl zalra
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25

Ked' kupujete ' obchodoch,
ktore tychto novinach oznamu.
ju svoj tovar, povedzte, ze ste ich
ohlasku citali v nasich novinaoh.
Tym obchodnik So presvedM, xe
"a svoju ohlasku zadarmo nsplati
d da ohlAsku druht raz, dim u
moznuje nam vydavanie novin ma
6 a 8 stran&ch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25

nych l'udovych piesni 4 tiez jed
nej piesne ceskej.
Ma dralhy den navstfvila W.
prava statne meStianske skoly,
dievcenskti j chlapeck6, d'alej ev.
l'udovd skolu q cdisla pol,hdnaj-
Sim -vlakom do Brna. Vyprava ma
vstfvi Prahu, Plzen, KarloYe Va
ry a inc ceske mesta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25
DIETA ZAZRACNYM POCTA-
ROM.

V KoSiciach objavili zazracne
diet "a, osobe 5-rocneho Imricha
Ivancu, ktory V hlave robust
matematicke probl6my rychleJsie,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25
RULHARSKf UCITELIA ZAVI-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-09
EASTERN STAB LEAGUE.
Team Standing.

High team game-Unity and washington
Centennial, tied, 454.
High team set-Unity, 1923
High individual gaiae-Washington Gen.
tennial, YoumaIls. ll8
High individual Set-Washipgton Centen-
NAL, youManS 2g6.
High individual Washington Gen.
tenpial, Youlpans. o5-l,
tied, SO.
Nineteen of the twenty teams partici-
pated in the opening matches. Worthy
Grand Matron Mrs. Sallye c. Bogely
and Past Worthy Patron Bogley threw
the first balls. Miss Mabel Jenkins
league president, presented corsage bou-
quets to MRS. Bogiey and Past Worthy
Grand Matron Mrs. Lena Stephenson.
Mrs. NJ. A. Youmans, secretary treas
urer, was the individual star of the ini-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-09
DISTRICT LEAGUE.

Htsh team set--stanford Paper Co.. 1881.
Iiisha indiyidaaI sefMWhaien IConventiof
HaID, t05; High erage-Whalaa, (Gonyea-
ton HALL. 1875 g games). High indi-
vidual game-Logan (King Pinl, l52.
Convention Hall moved into first
place in the District League by taking
all three games from Progressive Print
ing Co., while the King Pin team was
taking Stanford Paper Co.. into camp
for a pair of victories
Northeast Temple stepped into the
limelight with games of SAB, 583 and
SIS to whip Petworth in all three
games. Goddard's $50 and Hodges i43
games featured the match.
Arthur Logan of King Pin set new
league mark with 152 in his second
game in the match with Stanford.
Arcadia won two games from Meyer
Davis, while Cornell's Lunch beat Curb
Cafe twice in the other matches rolled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-09
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Team Standing.

While The Evening Star was trounc-
ing the Dulin & Martin representatives
two games out of three, the c. 81 P.
phone boys gained two verdicts from
the United States Daily, to gain the
league leadership. Peoples Drug made
o clean sweep from Gait which puts
them in second place.
Tommy Holmes tried hard to help
wilkins Coffee, getting high game of
LAT and set of 377. Nevertheless, Garry
Ice Cream took the odd game. Wood
ward & Lothrop won two from Times
Herald, after the newspaper men shot
their bolt in the first game, getting STA
for new league high game