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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-25
EDWARDS ASSA|LS
MRS. W|LLEBRANDT
SAYS U. S. Should Dust Her
for Political Utter
anCeS.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, September 25.-United
States Senator Edwc-l I. Edwards,
Democrat, of New Jersey, issued a
statement today asserting that Mrs
Mabel Walker Willebrandt should be
asked to resign her position as Assist
ant Attorney General by both President
Coolidge and Attorney General Sargent
because of her political utterances.
Her address Sunday night" the
statement continued, before the North
east Ohio Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church is disgrace to the
department of which She is a part. If
the Department of Justice is not a
mockery of the very thing for which
it was Observation-Disclosures and justice
to all men-Mrs. Willebrandt should
be driven from Office so that she might
spread her poisonous anti-Smith propa-
ganda unsupported by the present
Republican administration"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-25

Rapid progress is being made with
the British government plan for the
transference of boys from districts
where unemployment is large to places
where they may find work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-25

Thousands in the rural districts of
Cuba are out of work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-25
Air Pilots Killed in Crash.

MILES CITY, Mont, September 25
&.-John Nockels of Billings and for
merly of Carroll. Iowa, and Robert
Moore of Wolf Point, pilots, were killed
here Sunday when their monocoupe
plane participating in the dedication
of the local airport, crashed. Nockels
was flying the plane when the accident
occurred
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-25

persons whom he serves and the enter
priseS he undertakes.
"All honor to a man born humbly
whether it be in the tenementS Of New
York or near blacksmith forge in
Iowa. Humble beginnings are laudable,
and no man has choice as to where
the beginning will be; but the test when
men submit themselves for the highest
public office in this land is whether
they have enlarged the horizon that
may have surrounded early life. Those
who oppose Gov. Smith believe he has
not done So"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-25
Wants Her Ousted.

CHICAGO, September 25.-The Chi
cago Tribune in its morning edition
printed a letter from Benjamin Fuell-
man, a member of the Republican Wis
consin State central committee, ad-
dressed to James w. Good, Western
manager for Herbert Hoover, which
says unless Mrs. Willebrandt is mlz-
zled Mr.. Hoover is sure to go down to
defeat"
The letter was prompted by the re-
ports of strength of Smith in Wiscon-
sin. The letter continues:
Political observers in this State, If
they are fair. will tell you Gov. Smith
would carry this State if the election
were held now. He is getting stronger
since Mrs. Mabel Willebrandt has taken
the stump. This State is opposed to
prohibition tactics as practiced by Mrs.
Willebrandt and it is also opposed 10
the kind of campaigning she is doing.
UNLESS Mrs. Willebrandt is muzzled
Mr.. Hoover is sure to go down to de-
feat. If she fails to heed this request
President Coolidge should call for her
resignation. BY doing this he will do
more to insure the election Of Mr.
Hoover than any single act he could
perform for the Republican party"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-27

Nasi sloverski kolkari, sdru-
Eenf Slovak Bowling League "a
vrsili sesona vel l'kclep5m banke-
tom v Poland Country Klube mi.
nulej soboty, ma ktory So dosta-
vilo rs hracov 6smich ciat. Bol
to vel'mi podareny banket, ma
ktorom sa kazdy dobre nasytil,
obcerstvil i zabavil. Toastmaj-
strom boil p. A. M. Palkovic, kto-
ry povedal zahajovaciu rec o.
dovDdal odmeny vit 'aznym eatam
a. jednotlivym vft 'azom. Prv1 ce-
nu obdNali Steeltoncani, drlhd
Wansacovi stavitelia Haselton,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-27
PREDASKA MATICE.
(Dokoncenie S /. strany.)

iDOk0ncenle S i. SLfduy.J
| om prvej triedy bude ten jedno-
tlivec, ktory .obetuje $500, zakla-
datel 'om druhej triedy ten, kto o.
betuie $500 zakladatel 'om tre-
tej triedy ten, kto obetuJe 500.
Vyslovil nadej, ze na nasom oko-
Ii najde sd dost jednotlivcoy,
ktorf budn vstave obetovat taky
obnos, ktory ich, opravni ia "a
kladajdce clenstvo, a ze kaHda, !
ia najchudobnejSia rodina bude
ystave obetovat aspon po $500.
Okrem tych tried sn triedy pre-
organizacie, spolky a osady. Nikto
nebude nIteny, ably obetoyal od-
razu, m0ze platit ciastkach.
Prajlc tunajsiemu vyboru maj
vacsieho zdaru podujatej sbier-
Ike, pan Bosak zakoncil.
Rev. KociS urobil niekol 'ko po-
Enamok ma rec. p. Bosaka, vyslo-
vii nadej, re prevysime vsetky O.
eakavania a predstavil "a nasle-
dlrjnceho recnika clevelandskeho
advokata a svojho konskolara, p.
Badzfka, ktory je tajomnikom
Sdruzenia Slov. Katolikoy tiez
sbierkoyeho yyboru tamojsich
spolkoy. Pan Badzik poyedal odu-
sevnujlcu rec "a yieru narod,
pretkann citatmi nasich basnikov
potion precital soznam cleve-
landskych katolickych spolkov,
ktore obetovaly vel'ke obnosy ma
Maticu. Medzi tymito boly via
cere, ktore obetoyaly po $500, po
$4OO, $500, $3.50, $500, $3.50 a po
800. Vyslovil nadej, ze AMI tu-.
najsie sd nezahanbia. Cleveland
cania main nasbierane uE hodne
tisicok.
Dive obi slbene speya6ky zoI
Steelton, 81. Maria Gondol q 81.
Helenka Berdis, zaspiesaly POI
1yoch utesenych aovensktch pie
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-27

skash, pri epti lde, pk1 KSl3t'
rovsj ma plane. Odmenene boly
srdecnym potl1skom,
Nasledoval Rev. Juraj L'uba,
q. 3. B., sptkycA sloyenskej WI.
vi skoly pre- chapcov ' Cleye-
lande. Rev. LsIba hovoril, ze
sbierka sa neropf ma nieco, 60 E.
ste nejestvuje, ole ma wee jestvu-
jicu. v Clevelande uz je .vyssia
slovenska Skola pre- chlapcoy pod
spravou slovenskych otDov bene-
diktinov v skols je 81 aiakov, a.
le ma jaseh ocakavaJd najmenej
100 ziakov. 90 I'm treba je skol-
ska budoya. Teraz sd len V jed
nej tesnej iIbe Fomoc je rychle
potrebna, aby skola mohla ma ja-
sen prijat' pSetkjch studentov,
ktori 81 bpd kl1eits PatFsbn 4
II skolskych iElsb. ProfesoriBlo-
vaci sd, Iiaei ia, len styri steny
treba. Rev. L'nhal potsn odusey-
meme recnil . aAslanS Slovakov a
0 budicnosti naroda.
ia micstHe spoky prehovoril
niekol 'ko SLOW >. Jozsf Martinko,
predseda 25, L. IKSJ. prvej spo-
locnej schodnes spolkov Osvedcil
sa, he je vEdy oshotny pracovat
"a zivn vec a. xe, spolky vykonajd
svoiu povinn0st
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-27

Dostali sme 1SaakSpy vytisa
"Spevnika Krahu M6dsEe M.
rodnsho SlovsnskeAo Spolku y
Spojenych Statoch Americkych =.
Spevnik obsahuie 1873 sloven.
skych Is anglickych piesnf v
slovach j notach. Sostavili no Jan
Orsagh a Michal Laucik, vydal
KrlIh Mladeze M. S. 8.
" Spevniku je pouGenie o noto-
yych znackach yyrazoch, ktorG
sa veru eide j dorastlym clenom
spevokolov. Spevokoly caste j
vzdor namaham sborma1stra, kto-
ry darmo kyva palickou, spieva-
ju jednym tempom pissne, kto-
rych tempo 50 ma menit'. Toto
poueenie je jedna dobra stranka
Spevnfkn.
Piesne Speynfku obsaxene su
rozmaniteho 0bsahu a hodia sa
vel'mi pre- deti. Je tam dewitt
"riekaniek'', ako aCip, clip, ci-
puska'', INA zelenej hike sedf
zajac": osem skolackyeh piesni,
styridsat 'sest' hier so spevem, me-
dzi mimi "Chodenie S Betlehe
mom"; pat 'desiatpat' piesni k
r6znym prilezitostiam; styri pies
ne, ktore m6zu byt' ilnstrovane
prednesene; osemnast narodnych,
ako: Hej, Slovaci, Kde domov
moi, Hymna amer. Slovakov, Kto
"a pravdu hori, Vsetci SINE Slova-
MIA, kto 81 rodom Slovak atp.;
osem naboznych polonaboznych;
jedna novorocna; pat rozlicnych;
Styri remeselnicke. V sbierke a
merickych piesni sd hymny a
niektore zvlast obi Mbene piesne.
Vydanie tohto Spevniku vypl-
nj dobre medzeru; vitame no ST.
deene a odporircame vrele spevo-
kolom, detskym spolkom, skola,n
i iednotlivcom, miluj j1cim sloyen-
sky spev. Knizka je pekna, cisto
tlacena ma hrubom, mocnom noto-
vom papieri, tlaciarni ''Novych
Casov" Chicagu. Sostavitelia sl
znami sirokej verejnosti sloyen.
skej V Amerike: p. Onsagh 60
zodpoyedny hudobnik a sklada-
tel Clevelandu, p. Laucik co
ueitel' narodnych skol Chicagu
tohocasny hi. starosta Krahu
Mladsae N. s. S. Ku dielu i'm bla'
hozelame. .sbsf4sn a
Cena Spevniku je ME udana, a
lie kto by 81 no chcel zadovazlt
mech pise na adresu: Michal Lan
elk, 5O3s Sunnyside Ave-, Jeffer
son Park Sta, Chicago, Ill.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-27

IT, ! sS III
ehestroa p6na FiroSku g ateel.
ton, predut tska Matice bpla skon-
cena.
4 NJ prsdn6kke Easttpen6' boly
ysetky okolits katolfcke farnosti
svojimi dnchoynylni kakdej
bola vel'ka delegacia farnfkov.
v osade Sv. Mateja sbiera So ma
Maticu. w vyse mesiaca, indie za-
poGnn lteraz alebo blizkej bu-
dlcaosti. tAkos po6hzame, j spolky
budii sbierat'. s.Mnoho zdaru!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-27

tf6iI6 3clri 1e l o
Side zsjednatlir obdrfsl prsf
senu A Assaa sos Steeltons Aty.
ktory, 6o6iAhA IN hon aovfho psis.
msrp oes MID seseas. DHlh6 1)a
obdsial M, Baea s4 goakySod 1r,
vice 8Aty, ktsry nal rosnyy pfie-
Rer 1A4 i l60, bid sTretill se,
nu obdrzal Jozef Gregory : daty
Rigelsksho, ktory dobyl roenSho
priemera I44 i s ~ 6tvft6 eepx
IQzef Bretsko, ktory dosiahol roc.
neho priemsru l4a ] q /5o > piatn
+. Kramer $ rGcn$m priameresa
l42 bodov. Gatova esna = 8 hry
sla Stesltonu, "a / hrn s, X, 80
kolom. 2 jednoduchych .Macoy ~
vysolxy sk6r 235 ' jednej hire do
stal cenupSlifka Ohio Life In
surancs caty = IA yysoky sk6r 576
"a s hry Jozef Tessner 3 Lan-
Ma bankete re1nili: kapitan a.
J. Smigovsky, Karol Ivanik, ady.
NJ. j. PalkovM, Mattel Wanssc,
Jan Kral, preds. Baseball ligy, r.
Slifka, Andrej Novotny, Michal
BaGa, St. BaGa. Zakl iu6ujiicu rec
NAL POSTMASTER A. M. Palkovit,
ktory napominal mladych kolka-
roy, aby 50 vEdy drzali svojho
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-27
PoEv AMIN MA DAlg1LEE Gjov.
xA1kapcG1 Vo WAde11N.

D4vam na yu6most' ysetkym
Elovakom . Sloyenkasn vo War
rem, Niles, Girard, Youngstown,
Newton Falls tax. d'alej, ze bu-
dome mat yel'ky banket, ak6ho
sloyaci; ma tejto okolici este ne
mali . ktory nsporiada novo zalo-
fena farnost Sv Cyrilla a Me-
thods. To bpde Y nedel u, %. ap-
rila 1928 I. hodine vecer v A
mcrican Legion halle ma High ST.,
Warren, Q. tn po6ujeme roma
nityoh resnikoy. TAX prfd'te vse-
tel Slovaci Sloyenky, aby ste
nebanovali. Potoan bude neskoro.
Vas, Rlov6k.
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- Kazda nadyyroba zlacGujc
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-27

Kazda nadyyroba zlaciiuje
vyrobok i nadvyroba zakonoy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-13
NAME OF MALONE
USED BY ERROR
Associated Press Incorrectly Cites
Lawyer in Divorce Probe
Report.
~ ths Associated Press

~ ths Associated Press
PARIS. August 13-Dudley Field
Malone. American attorney, has made
public denial Of reports carried by the
Associated Press July u connecting his
name with divorce irregularities in the
French courts during the recent inves-
tigation Of the American divorce milr
scandal In Paris
In rs report of the investigation the
Associated Press said that Presiding
Judge Wattine mentioned by name Mr.
Malone, Charles @. Loeb and Benjamin
r. Conner. president Of the American
Chamber Of Commerce IN Paris. This
vas an error. which the Associated Press
IS glad 10 correct.
The names Of the three American et-
torneys we're mentioned during ques-
ticning Of French defendants in the in
vestigatIon as among American lawyers
from whom they had received the divorce
cases under investigation. Judge Wattine
said ne was not concerned with AmerI-
cen lawyers. but since the cases came
from their Offices he made general
criticism of American divorce lawyers.
without distinguishing between those
whose cases we're found regular and
ttoss who turned IN faulty paDers.
Tne Implication carried in the report
jul q that Mr.. Mal0ne's name and
those Of Mr.. Conner and Mr.. Loeb had
ben connected with the divorce irregu-
lzrities bv Judge Wattine was erroneous
enc is hereby corrected BY the Assoc
stsd Press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-13
TEXAS DEMOCRATS
URGE STRAIGHT VOTE
Regular" Launch Campaign for
Full Support of Smith at
Coming Elections

BY the Associated Press.
AUSTIN. TEX. August 13--An inten
sive campaign for A straight ticket was
launched by regular" Democrats OF
Texas. at a mass meeting here Satur-
day. called to take action designed to
curb the activities of party members
refusing 10 support Gov Alfred f.
Smith for President
After having roughly sketchcd the
lines of battle for the national party
ticket in this State. the delegates scat
tered to their homes girded to do battle
toward throwing heavy vote IN sup
port Of the national party ticket The
regulars asked the Democratic state
executive committee to bar from sub
Seouent party primaries all voters who
bolt at the November general election
until they have purged themselves by
voting the regular Democratic ticket III
November. 1880"
Charging that the opposition to the
New York governor in Texas was based
on religious bigotry and that the pro-
hibition question was merely a mask.
speakers gave their Endorsement Of the
presidential nominee.
Although Gov. Dan Moody was not
at the meeting. B. K. Goree Of Fort
Worth explained that the governor was
absent because of a previous engage
ment and that he had been authorized
to speak the governors support Of the
national ticket
Former Representative James Young
of Kaufman STYLED Protestant and
lifelong prohibitionist, was named
chairman Of the campaign committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-13
HEARING DEFERRED
ON GAS VALUATIONS
Utilities Board HeedS Request
j of Companies for Exten-
sion of Time.

Although two and a half years have
elapsed since the Washington and
Georgetown Gas Light Companies sp-
piled TO the Public Utilities Commission
for a revision of their valuations. the
companies pleaded for additional time
in which to present their case today
when the commission met to conduct
public hearings previously agreed upon,
Chairman John w. ChildreSs finally
consented TO poStponement until Sep
temher "a. following the Capital Trac-
ton rate case which starts Septem-
her 10. when counsel for the gas light
companies admitted inventories were
not II such shape as TO be presented
at this time The postponement was
granted however. with the understand
Ing that an earlier date would be set
for the hearing If the way could be
paved through Ralph s. Fleharty. peo-
PIES counsel
Fostponement az the hearing puts
OF lust that much longer the move of
the gas light companies for All increase
IL the present rate of 81 per 1000
cubic ieet--a move which Enthusiastically
would follow any revauatlon al pres
ent-day reproduction prices.
Mr.. Fleharty announced to the COM
mission al the outset of the proceedings
today that he had no objection per
sonally "a 8 postponement al this time
because the proceedings initiated by the
companies we're for the purpose Of
changing the existing status Since
the Capital Traction rate increase hear
Ing is set for September 10, he thought
Il would be better If the gas case we're
taken up at the conclusion Of those
hearings.
So far as the peoples counsel was
concerned. he said. the valuation board
OF the District had completed its in
ventory and was ready 10 proceed at
any time the commission ordered.
Swager Sherley. former Representa-
tive from Kentucky. acted as spokes-
man for counsel representing the two
gas light companies. BENJAMIN S
Minor and George P. Hoover also rep
resented the companies In the alb
Mai. y A Dawson. assistant, sat for
the first time with the Public Utilities
Commission.
Mfr. Sherley explaining that the in
Tentories were not vet in shape for
Presentation. was reluctant to proceed.
he said He expressed the desire that
the inventories prepared by the Dis
trict and the gas light companies
should be in accord as nearly as pos
gible so as to prevent any delay in
the proceedings when they are started.
He explained ii was not practicable to
present the inventories in less than 10
DAYS especially if the gas light COM
pavies are expected to present their
own case in detail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-13
Colored Shirts, SIS

Fine madras and percale shirts are these in
the collar attached and Numbered collar to-
match styles. Neat striped, plaid and figured
effects lust now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-13
Colored Ice I ubs, 81

An absolute necessity in this hot weather
an ice tub in dainty pink or green, with dainty
cut border and plain nickel-plated handle.
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-13
BLIMP'S FIRST LONG TRIP,
Goodyear Commercial Airship
Leaves Akron, Ohio, for Canada.

AKRON. Ohio. August 10 tPl.-Taklne
of early today. the Puritan, new Coco
year Tire & Rubber Co. airsfip, headed
for Leaside Airport. Toronto, Ontario
on its first long Journey
The fight inaugurated the business
trips by air which Goodyear officials
plan to make in the new airship. Il
was the first fight Of an American air
ship over the Canadian border c. c
Slusser, factory manager of the Good
year company. was passenger Jack
Doettner piloted the airship. He sx
pected to take about five hours for the
230-mile journey. as a head wind was
encountered on the northern flight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-13

The former are i'll natural shades. tans, erays,
blues and fancy patterns The latter are of
finely tailored Irish and Belgian linens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-13
Veteran Diplomat
Is First American
To Get Rare Honor

BY The Associated PreSS
HAVANA. August l3,--Joseph A.
Springer. dean Of the United States
consular service. with so years to
his credit is to be made an homo
rarv member Of The Cuban National
Society of Exiled Revolutionaries
today in honor Of his services
in the interests of Cuban liberty
He will be the first North American
10 be So honored. Springer has
spent many years in the country
and is now vice consul here,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-13
Pure Silk Hose, 75c

These. in French tan, navy, gray, tan, black
and white, are Welt reinforced with Isle at the
toes. heels and soles Full-fashioned, too.
THE MEMS STORE SECOND FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-13
Linen Knockers, S3'95

in this lot Of plus-4 knickers. Ii purchased
regularly these would be great deal more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-13
CREPE DE CHINE
AHractiueir Priced
$1'95 Yard

An exceptional quality crepe de chine-that is ideal for
Summer ard Autumn Beautiful weave and fine
texture and in assortment of tWenty-one
shades-incudin9 the new browns and red brown
shades. This crepe de chine is economically priced
that YOU can get weeks of from it now during
Summer and YOU can plan ahead for your Autumn
wardrobe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-13
7 wo-Piece Underwear
SOC a Garment

The shirts are in sleeveless. coat style and
the drawers are knee length; both OF cool,
checked nainsook.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-14
Alaska Is Hauen
 Religious Freedom
 OF Detergent Scots

Religious liberty exists In Alaska like no other plaOn in the world, ac- cording to Earl Rossman. photograph Ter and world traveller. who has had occasion to see many sects at their devotions. With many of the so-call- Ied Christian religions established here in far distant places there is still room for those of additional faiths, ipclrdipg the Mormans of Utah and the Ne0ronites of Pennsylvania and Canada
 At Hope on the bclak Arctic shores, the Episcopalians aua prepounding their doctrine and at Noorvick, north of the Arctic Circle are bands of Els
 kimo Quakers. At Point Barrow, the Presbyterians hold sway and at Nula to and Holy Cross on the lower Yukon the Catholics are spreading their gos pel.
 Investigators of the Norman church from Utah have recently looked into the live stock and agricultural possi- bilties of the country and from re- ports of what they found they will turn in a favorable resume on their return to the Mormon capital AL though some Mennonites have gone to the Argentine in South America, rep resentatiyes of that sect are looking into Alaska possibilities, Md. Ross man said.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-14
Four Million Tens
 Ore Knocked Doun

It was not an earthquake that rock ed Juneau at an early hour recently. It was just a big shot, the result of touching off 13 tons of powder where it would do the most good in dislodg- ing ore.
 Superintendent L. H. Metzgar is an authority for the statement that the big shot performed the duty expected of it in that it dislodged what is estim- ated to be 4,5O0,OO0 tons of ore. As the capacity of the tram system of the company in upwards of l2,OOO tons in 24 hours, the one disloged is sufficient to furnish supply for at least 300 days.
 The Alaska Juneau company was never on such substantial and pros : porous basis as at present and it is a safe prediction that the future holds even bigger and better things for 1t.
 The Alaska Juneau company is a monument to it's management.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-14
Search Is On For
 Queen Of Seward

The Queen of Seward Who is she The Seward Athletic Club de sides to set your minds at ease. Be ginning at 500 D. m. September 14 1928, and ending at II D. m Sep temtnr 22, 1928, a contest will be held to decide who is the most. popu, lar girl. Come on all you sheiks and cast vote for the apple of your eye your sheiba.
 A beautiful gift will be presented to tie girl receiving the mdst votes. One hundred votes free to each girl whose name is submitted.
 Ballots are on sale at the Seward Drug Co.,, Candy Cottage, Alaska Shop and Sylvia's.
 One nickle, .iitney, five cents is the cost per vote. Come and get them.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-14

MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY AT. TENDED. SchaiIerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-14
MARKET FOR GOLD PAINT

TOKYO, Sept, 13, (P)-Japan has become sizable market for liquid gold paint, the domestic product having been found inferior for fine brush work because of sticliness and cracking when decorated pottery and porcelain ware is baked The United States suppDeid virtually all the gold paint imported last year.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-14
WHALING FLEET SAILS

OSLO, Sept IA, (P)-Norway's fleet of whaling vessels is leaving home ports earlier than usual and better equipped than is customary. The 5000 men will concentrate their activities more ill tl.e direct pelagic or deep sea whaling than ever before.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-14
NEW LINE SAMPLES

Chris Koehler, focal decorator, an- nounces he has received a new var lety of wallpaper samples which he will be glad to display at any time His temporary headquarters are in the Seward hotel but he anticipates opening lip his store shortly.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-14
HOSIERY EXPORTS DROP

WASHINGTON, Sept, 13, P)- States during the first half of 1928 declined nearly 100000 pairs, but the value rose to $10,494,000 from s9,031 900 for the first half of 1927