davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16

S. Rradaeom a p. j. kneharikom.
Pryym rladnym kazatel'om cir
kvc boil vlp. j. Murcek, cd rokn
1912 -l915. Druhym kazatelom
cirkve boil vlp. A. Hvizdak, cd ro-
ku 191-1922, a "a jeho ilradova-
MIA vystavena bola fara. Ia tym
roku 1892 cirkev povolala 81 vlp.
Juraja Roha, ktory ma tento cas-
S pomocou Bozou verne a usilov-
ne sluzi Panovi a Jeho drahej cir
Xvi. Pod duchovnou spravou te-
rajsieho kazatel'a a cirkev napre-
duje zdarne ako duchovne, tax
hmotne ma ,idoc!. Len minulei
jari prevedena bola posyiacka
zvicsenehO obnovenfho chramn
Bozieho. Ma zvacsenie vynaloze-
ny bol zna6ny obnos.
Pc Slavnostnyrh slnzbach Bo-
zlch bude spolocny obed skol-
skej miestnosti. O 4. hodine po-
poludni budu drule slavnostnf
sluzby Bozie. Ku tejto jubilejnei,
radostnej slavnosti povolavajn sa
vsetci evanJelici a priatelia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16
sCHoDZA NOVINAROV
BOLA VYDARENA A

Dna 3. nOvembra bOla v Har-
risburg, Pa. mimoriadna schodza
,Sdruzenia Slovenszych Novina-
row, ma ktorej sa mnoho dobreho
vykonalo prejednalo. Prftomni
boil: Gustav Kosik, predseda; 10.
zef Zary, I. podpreds. Karol Be.
lohlavek, pokl.; Matej Mraz, ia.
jomnik Jan Pankuch, Rev. C..L
Orbach, Jozef HuSek, Pavel Jam.
riska, Ivan Bielek, Karol Stiasny,
I. V. Tatala; pi. Anna HuSekova,
V. V. Potocky, Stefan Matula, pi.
Frantiska G.. Jakabcin, pi. Anna
Grega "a XXI, "a isty cas- pi.
Anna NJ. Kadakova.
z najvyznamnejsich usneseni
podavame:
Sdruzenie zacne vydavat' svoj
mesacnik vo, formate magazinu
ma 64 stranach. .. ..
Clenoyia nebud1 vystupovat
ma verejnych schodzach alebo o.
slavach so zastupcami csl. vlady,
ami politicke clanky cd mich u
verejnovat', dokym poziadavky
naroda slovenskeho nebudd v
smysle .Pittsburghskej Dohody
splnene. ... =
Bude postarane O to, aby do
Washingtonu sla .deputacia ma
cele uradu Slov. Ligy, ziadat'
ably americki Slovaci j pri bud1-
com popise zapisoyani boil "a
Slovakov. ...~.
Sprava Slov. Ligy ma mad 'alej
vyjednavat' krajovymi bratmi
o zakrokoch v prospech uplatne-
MIA Pittsb. Doh0dy.
Miesto pomnika, Sdruzenie "a
lozilo Fond Ignaca Gessaya, 2
ktoreho udelovane budl stipen-
die chudobnym americkym STU
denton.
Bude usporiadany mesiac slo-
venskej knihy.
Redaktori sa zaviazali, re cez
budIci rok neuverejnia ziadne
vyzvanie ma sbierku v prospech
zvonov atp. v starom kraji.
Usudok o nepravdivych s'Pa-
matiach SLOW. Priadok ktore
vydala pi. Schustekova 2 Chica-
ga, vynesie kazda redakcia
zvlast' po obdrzani a precftani
vytisku tychto "Pamati".
Podrobnejsia zprava bude i've,
rejnena buddcne.
.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16
SMITH POUKAZAL MA
PRftINY PORAzKY.

Alfred E. Smith NAL utorok
po radiu rec ku americkemu ma
rodu, v ktorej udal, ze demokra-
ticka strana vo vol'bach dokaza-
la svoju zivotaschopnost' dosiah-
nutfm tol 'keho poctu hlasov, AXE
no este ziaden kandidat mimo
Hardinga, Cuofid.ea d Hoovefa
pre- svoju stranu nedostal. Pouka-
zal, ze vol'by neboly zdrcujlcou
porazkou pre- demokratickn stra-
MI ze menej nez 100000 hlasov,
rozdelenych ma staty malou vac
sinou, bolo by vysledok volieb
zmenilo. 49,.
Smith v svojej reel pripomenul
demokratom, ze je t'azko vyhrat
kandidatovi, ktory sa nema ma co
opierat' v Rampant. Ked' je po
vol bach, demokraticka strana ne
ma zostat'. necinnou, ale ma for
mulovat' dobre navrhy a "a tie v
kongrese bojovat'. Keby potion
vladna strana nechcela S mensi-
nou "a ich prijatie spolupraco-
vat, strana v buducich vol bach
bude mat prfcinu poziadat' ma
rod o zmenu vo Wade. Strana ne
ma sa spoliehat' len ma chyby,
ktore vlada porobi. Nema sa stat
opozfciou destruktivnou, ale kon-
struktivnou. Ma stavat', a ME rd-
cat. Ziadal 1plnu kooperaciu so
zvolenym prezidentom, ma ktor1
je kazdy prezident opravneny, le-
DO inaG nemohol by svoje dobre
imysle splnit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16
oKTOBRovA vYPLATA BOLA
REKORDNA

Oktobroya vyplata robotnictva
v youngstownskom distrikte, dl'a
bankovych vykazov, obnasala
$7,614,411, bola tedy najvyssou
vyplatou cd aprila 1927, ktora
bola vtedy o $4,000 ,vysSia. v
pomere k lanskorocnej oktobro-
vel vyplate, tohorocna je o vyse
81 600, 900 vyssia. Ocakava sa, ze
dobre robotne pomery Maho-
ming doline potrvajii mad 'alei.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16
POLITIcKl
sstss q
PREHL''A
HOOVER JE W v PRACI
IA BLAHOBYT KR.AJINY.

Herbert Hoover, novozv0leny
prezident Spoj. Statov necaka az
kym nebnde uvedeny do 1radu v
rpafci. Po par-dnovom odpocinku
dal sa do prace zacal robit pri-
pravy ma dlhsie cesty po republi-
kach Juznej Ameriky. Odcestuje
uz ma pondelok alebo utorok 20
San Pedro, prfstavu mesta Los
Angeles ma biteynej lodi Mary
land. Navstfvi tener vsetky juho-
amerieke repuhliky. =
Ciel'om Hooverovej cesty je
priviest' tesnejsie sblizenie Juz-
nej Ameriky so Spoj. Statmi. Ako
.posol priatel 'stva' bude hl'a-
Diet najst' novy odbyt ma vyrob-
ky nasej krajiny tax zabezpecit'
blahobyt l'udu americkeho ma bu-
dice roxy. ~ aE
Juzna Amerika dosavad' ie
vel'mi slabym kostymerom Spoj.
Statov. Europske krajiny opand-
vaj1 trhy jej republik. Hoover je
presvedceny, ze preukazanim pria
terstva urobi prielom do chladne-
ho DRAMA sa tychto republik vo-
ci nam a otvorf move cesty pre- a.
mericke vyrobky. Kedysi Kama
da tiez kupovala malo cd mas a
mnoho cd Europy. Teraz Kanada
je nasim najlepsim kostymerom.
Juho-americke republiky zavo-
dia pozyvanf Hoovera ma ma
vstevu. Vsade jeho cesta vzbudila
zaujem a radost'. Uvazpje sa, ze
Hoover zapocne novn politiku vo-
ei tymto krajinam, politiku srdec-
neho priatel'stva a zivych OBJ
chodnych stykov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16
SLoVENsKA BRYNDZA
ZAS DOBYLA /. CENU
Dosiahla 96 bodov ma vystave v
Memphis, Tenn. a jej vyrabater /,
p. Pavel Sturman, dostal zlatu
medailu.

Len nedavno sme oznamili, ze
bryndza, vyrabana p. Pavlom II
Sturmanom Detroit, vyhrala pr
VII premiu na Statnej vystave v
Michigan, teraz znovu SINE do.
stall poteSitel'nn zvest ze tento
rydzi slovensly vyrobok ma Ma.
rodnej hospodarskej vyystave ma
vystave troch Statov v Memphis,
Tenn. dosiahol medzi syrami mai.
viacej bodov, totiz 96 a talk dosta.
la l. cenu, zlatu medailu.
Bryndza vystavena je este cd
3. do 10. novembra v Portland,
Oregon, ma Medzinarodnej paci-
fickej vystave, odkial' istotne 81
odnesie tiez vit 'azstvo.
Panu Sturmanovi, ktory ma u5
mnoho podobnych vyznamenani,
srdeGne gratulnjeme a vyslovuje-
me uznanie, re slovenskemu menu
robi takn cest'. ..
Kto by chcel objednat 2 jeho
bryndze, mech mu pise ma adresu
1916 Lawndale Ave-, Detroit,
Mich.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16
NAtELNfK TAMMANY HALL
o PORAZKE DEMOKRATOV

George w. Olvany, vodca zlo-
povestnej Tammany Hall v New
Yorku udal, ze Smith utratil Stat
New York pre- otazku prosperity.
Hovoril :"Priklincujte toto: Tato
organizacia (Tammany) pracova-
la 100 percent, cd vrchu do spod-
ku. Bola to otazka prosperity,
ktoril republican, drzali popre-
di, ktora mas porazila. Ona
drzala pre- republikanov dosta-
tocne percento obchodnikov v
meste.'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16
AKY BUDE BUDtCI
KON0REa?

Doteraz senat Spoj. Statov po-
zostaval 20 ~ republik6nov. 46
demokratov, ! Farmer-labor a ]
miesto bolo uprazdnene.'
v dome zastupcov bolo 231 re-
publikanov, 1913 demokratov, 2
Farmer-!abor, / socialista a 8
miest bolo uprazdnenych.
Kongres, ktory svola Hoover No
zasadnutie, bude mat silnejsiu
republikansku prevahu. v senate
republican, budl mat IS senate
row, demokrati 80, Farmari / a
/ miesto bude stat uprazdnene
(pre neprijatie pennsylv. senate.
lra Vare-ho, republikana).
v dome zastupcov bude 269 re.
publikanov, 165 demokratov a
farmar.
Kongres Spoj. Statov bude bez
jedinsho socialism. Victor L. Ber,
Der ! Wisconsin Dol v minulych
vol bach porasent 810-hlasovou
vScsinou. Zvft'azil mad MIN re-
publik&n Stafford.
lt * N = i 3 p.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16
RUSKf SEDLIAM
vRAzDIA KOMUNISToy,

2 Moskvy sa oznamuje, "a
ruski sedliaci 50 blria proti re-
kvirovanip zbozia ! vysoktm a.
niam "a ieden tyxdeh xavraSdi-
Ii siestich vladnych dradnfkov.
Komunisticke casopisy aiAdaj6
yladu proti sedliakom prfsns ~
kroSit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16
Krasne divadlo
| ma Haseltone
Zahran& bude veselohra "Civilne
1nanzelstvo" uz tejto nedeli v sko>
! le osady Sv. Alzbety.


zahra uz tejto nedeli, 18. novem-
bra krasny divadelny kus pod
menom "Civilne manzelstvo", We
selohra v 5. dejstvach. Prve pred
stavenie bude pre- dietky 3. ho-
dine odpoludnia so vstupnym 10c
a vecer pol 8. hodine pre- dospe-
lych so vstupnym SOC. I
Osoby, ktore bud1 ncinkovat' v
tejto hire, s1 nasledovne: -
Adam Koreil, rychtar = p. Mi
chal Kozak. y
Zofa, jeho zena = pi. j. Babjak.
Jozef, ich syn, neskonceny Stu
dent - pi. J. Okular. a.
Misc Mandak, vicerychtar = p.
Stanislav Necko. a..
/ Eva, jeho zena, 81. Helena Zent-
ko. ...... ..... ...s
Zuzka, ich dcera - 81. Anna
Repasky.
Jano, paholok IL Mandakov,
Zuzkin milenec p. Ernest Ja-
mega, .s..#... ...
Moizis Jajteles, kremar : p.
Jan Michalsky. ... .
Rifke, jeho zena - pi. NJ. So
noga. .-. ~ ts.@
M6ric, ich syn - p. Stefan Pal
guta.
Fany, fch dcera - 81. Katarina
Mihlan.
Juro vrabec, obecny sluha - p,
stefan Braief. ia
Farar p. Michal Baftos.
Kopor, parobok = p. Jan Kol-
lar.
Zubec, parobok - p. Michal
Novak. % ~ f#a ...f 2
Borka, Marka, Hanka, dievea-
ia - 81. Stella Vano, 81. Margaret
Kozak a 81. Kozar.
Slnzka u Jajtelesov - 81. Hele-.
ma Repasky. "
Muzikanti - pp.y Andrej To-
poly, Jozef Grochovsky a Jozef
Ulicny. ,a .s-
L'ud - slecny Maria Dubois,
Anna Zakucia, Maria Simkovic,
Maria Ferencak a Elizabeth Hritz.
Ako vidime, hlavnejsie dlohy
maji vsetko start herci, ktori nam
zahrajd znamenite, lebo to i'm uz
tax pojde, ako keby boil vrodenf
do tych iloh.. Civflne manzelstvo
je yeselohra, kde bude smiechu cd
pociatku az do konca, tax kto sa
chce rozveselit' ma nedel'u, mech
pride sa podfvat' do skoly Sv. Al
zbety ma N. Haseltine Ave. vecer
o pol 8. hodine. Medzi dejstvami
bude hrat' hudobny sbor. Tiez
chcem pripomendt', ), ze kto sa po-
cas- tejto hry nezasmeje, dostane
vstupne nazpat. M. J. L.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16
CENTRAL BANKA
sA PRESfAHUJE

Central banka, ktorej ma T.
radovhu j p. NJ. Engel, prest 'ahu-
je sa 0 niekol'ko dni ma s. Phelps
st., oproti mestskemu domu. Te-
rajsia budova banky bude sr1te-
nd a nova vel'ka postavenA.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16

Vo vybuchu, ktory sa udal v to-
varni Preble Box Toe Co. v Lynn,
Mass, zahynulo IA robotnikov d
81 b0lo t'azko ranene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16
Pise: Michal Kornick.

f. Pise: Michal Kornick.
Slovenska Baseball Liga bude
mat pre- svojich hracov pirate
Pow banket tejto soboty veeer v
Ohio hoteli ma w. Boardman st.
Banket zacne sa o 10. hodine.
Po hrani tax mnohych a rozru-
sujicich hier cez leto, patrilo sa
toto oslavit' skvele., Haseltonski
Sokoli, ktorf vyhrali campionstvo
v Lige, budl .pri tej prilezitosti
.vyznamenani. z
Sokolom nebolo tax Pahko W.
hrat', ako 81 mnohi mysleli - ma
Ii hodne tuhej opozfcie, ale vd "a
ka Vallelyho zrucntmu nadhadzo-
vaniu a vyborntmu hraniu celej
caty, Sokoli vysli vit'azne.
V prvej polovici sezony zavodi-
Ii Strutherscania, Mad'ari a So
koli vit'azstvo rozhodnut6 bolo
len tyzdni zakoncujncom pol
sezonu. ~. "
v druhej polovici caty Camp
bell Hillcrests a Farrell Y. M. s.
A. vazne ohrozovaly Sokolov a
daily Sokolom BOZ, ma ktory budti
pamatat' ma cely zivot. Ale potion.
Hillcrestcania prehrali Mad ar
mi a Warrencania zastavili Far
rellcanov, co zabezpeeilo Sokolom
vit'azstvo oboch poloeic.
Prokop bude toastmAj Ajstrom. !
Juraj E. Prokop Dol vybraty "a
majstra ceremonif pre- sobotu We
Ger, ked' vsetky, caty pridu jest
pospolu, zabudnhc ma svoje boje
az do budnceho roku. Jan Kral,
predseda 'Lfgy a Pete Bobby, po-
lsladnik, povedia tiez paru SLOW.
Mnohe darky budi rozdane, or
chestra 20 State Theatre bude ma
bankete vyhravat'. Vel'ky STRIFE
borny pohar bude oddany Soko-
lom Haseltonu co odmena "a
Wit 'azstvo. Lobby budn dane vse-
tkym hracom, jeden mensi POLAR
dostane Juraj Bebic, eampion IL
dernictva v Slovenskej Lige. Po-
dobny POLAR dostane Juraj Lu-
bic, spravca Hillcrestcanov, "a je-
no vernost oddanost ku Hill
crest cate okrem toho bude al
,jedno vel'ke prekvapenie, ktore
usporiadatelia banketu chcd. podr-
Eat tajnosti az do IL. hodiny.
Prid'te ma tento banket.
Banket ako tento je usporiada-
ny len raz "a pat rokov, a ne
prist nan, je ako keby ste "a
meskali svoje ranajky, obed We
ceru. Nezabudnite, ze je to uz v tI-
to sobotu, II. novembra vecer o
10. hodine v Ohio hoteli.
Vstnpenky ma banket mozno do
stat obchode II Frankie Bros.
ma s. Center ST., II Geo. Lubic,
ktoreho {. telefonu je 50379, u J.
Krala, telefon 66143 a II Kornicka
tel. 5O2Ol4. Telefonujte 81 pre- vstu
penku.
Ma bankete bude k dostaniu
al teraz tlace vysla Historic Slo-
venskej Baseball Ligy, ktor1 ma
pisal tajomnik Lfgy Michal Kor-
nick. Je to obsazna knizka, v kto-
rel s1 opfsane vsetky slovenske
baseball caty, axe kedy ma tomto.
okoli hraly, ako al mnoho obra-
zov vsetkych ciat atd'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-16
VePky banket
baseball hraccoy

Haseltonski Sokoli dostanI STRIFE
borny kalich a zlate lobby. Jan
Kral, Pete Bobby, adv. Juraj e.
Prokop a ini dobri re6nici budd
recnit' ma bankete v Ohio hoteli.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-08-04
PLANS new WAR
ON COMMUNISTS
A. F. of L. Sees Rise of
"Red" Influence

ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 2-Ad-
hitting that Communist activities
are on the increase and that these
activities constitute "a menace to
the labor movement" which is taken
to mean its misleaders, the execu-
tive council of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor in session here to-
day voted to appeal to the govern
ment and especially to Herbert
Hoover to save them from the
danger.
Centers of greatest Communist
activities, it was reported to the
council, are New York City, New
Bedford and Pennsylvania. These
regions are known to be those in
which the struggle of the workers
is most acute. representing the
needle trades, the textile mills and
the mine districts, fact which the
A. F. OF L. bureaucrats did not men
tion in their charge against Com
munist activities. They ALSO were
careful not to mention that in all
these sections the workers have
shown overwhelmingly that they ia
vor the left wing and Communist
leadership.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-08-04
/. Chicago Miners, Relief.

Headquarters open a, m.
Mobilize for relief and defense for
the fighting miners. Stations:
West Side-23 S. Lincoln ST.; 3301
W. Roosevelt Rd., Freiheit; 1910 w.
18th ST., Roynost Ludu; 1923 s.
LOOMS ST.. Radnik.
Northwest Side-2oaI w. Division
ST., 2736 w, Division ST.
North Side~-240s n, Halsted ST., Im-
perial Hall; 453 w. North Ave, Hun
garian Hall
Albany Park-4021 N. Drake Ave.
Cicero--5100 w. 23rd St
Maywood-410 S. 9th ST.
South Side-3116 s. Halsted, VIII
mis-; 30S5 w. 51st ST.. Workers Home
1901 S. Wabash Ave, Community
House.
Woodlawn-647 Il. s1st st.
Pullman-2954 e. cath st.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-08-04
PASSAIC RELIEF
MEET is HALTED
Police Won't Permit
Weisbord to Speak
Especial to the Daily Worker

Especial to the Daily Worker
PASSAIC, n. J., August 2. -
Echoes of the Hell in Passaic"
period during the strike here in 1925
were heard tonight when police
broke up a meeting which was to be
addressed by Albert Weisbord,
secretary of the National Textile
Mills Committee and Harriet Silver
man, of New York.
Called for Relief.
The meeting, called by the New
York branch of Workers Interna
tional Relief, for the purpose of
raising funds for the 10000 New
Bedford textile strikers, was sche-
duled for the Ukranian Hall, Presi-
dent Street.
Just few minutes before the
meeting was to open, and after over
600 workers were already in the
hall, three policemen entered, ap-
preached Weisbord, roughly pushed
him into a corner and told him that
he would mot be allowed to speak
in Passaic," Weisbord replied that
he would have to consult with the
committee in charge. A minute
later he returned, stating that the
committee had decided to put the
question to a vote of the audience,
When Gustav Deak, Organizer of
the Passaic textile workers union
and one of the leaders of the last
strike put the question to the au-
dienee, they Numbered unani-
nous yes" Just as Weisbord was
being introduced by the chairman,
about dozen police rushed into the
hall, and swinging their clubs, freely
ordered the audience. to leave. when
pressed for an explanation, the law
and order gentry declared that the
meeting was being held in a public
hall and therefore that "a permit
was necessary"
The audience then marched down
to the Hungarian Workers Home,
Is Dayton Ave, where the meeting
with Weisbord as one of the speak
ers, continued.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-08-04
BROACH PLANS
new BETRAYAL


Members of local No. 3 electrical
workers are considerably aroused, it
has been learned, at the methods by
which International vice-president,
Fl. H. Breach and the local machine
which he controls are planning to
put over certain proposed amend
ments to the bylaws of the local.
It has been reliably learned that
the machine is planning to exclude
all those who are even suspected of
being the least opposed to the
machine, The customary strong-arm
methods will be employed, it is
stated.
The Daily Worker has at various
times in the past predicted these de-
velopments on the part Of the
Breach machine, and will carry on
the fight against the labor traitors
in local No. 3. 1t has been reliably
learned that Breach is planning an
attack on the Communists in order
to camouflage the issue Of his own
hstrayalA
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-08-04
ANTI WAR MEETING AT
UNION SQUARE TODAY

Union Square today aat p. m.
M, will be the scene of a mass pro-
test meeting and demonstration
against the war danger larger than
any before witnessed in New York.
Thousands of workers will protest
against the gesture of the imper-
ialist, Kellogg, in parading an
"anti-war" pact a. the same time
that secret preparations for new
world war are being carried on with
feverish haste.
Several workers organizations
will attend the meet in body, car
rying their own banners and slo-
gans denouncing the war-mongers
of the imperialist countries.
Anti-War Slogans.
Among the many signs which
militant workers will carry will be
"The Working Glass Will Never
Forget the Lessons of August 4
1914" "Down With American I'm.
perialism," Socialist Parties Be.
trayed the Workers in Last World
War" "Kellogg's Fake Peace Pro
pesal is a Smokescreen for War
Preparations" Down With Hoover
and Smith the Candidates of Amer
lean Imperialism" Down With
Capitalism, the Breeder OF Wars,
Hands off China" Hands off
Mexico" Eight Against Capitalist
Military Training in Schools and
Colleges" "Wall Street is Aiding
Black Reaction in Mexico" Amer
lean Imperialism Expresses Foreign
Peoples" Coolidge and Wilson
Served War Mongers, Hoover and
Smith Will Serve Them Now" and
other slogans and banners of sim,
liar nature.
Many Speakers.
Added to the list of speakers al
ready announced, including Der
Gitlow, Communist candidate foi
vice president; Robert Minor, editor
of the Daily Worker, and Scott
Nearing, Communist candidate for
Governor of New Jersey, will be
Jack Stachel, organization secretary
of the Workers tCommunist) Party;
Alexander Trachtenberg, Commu-
mist candidate for congress from
the 14th congressional district, and
Ben Lifshitz, Communist candidate
for assembly from the 9Th district
of Manhattan.
Workers gathered in Union
Square will be urged by the speak
ers to support the candidates of the
Workers (Communist) Party in the
coming elections as concrete
means of registering their protest
against American imperialism
against the war danger and against
the plots against the Soviet Union
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-08-04
DROP z NEGROES
FROM Golf PLAY
Act Was Caused by
Pace Prejudice

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2 (UP).
Preliminary hearing of the sep
arate bills of equity asked by two
Negro golfers against officials of
the United States Golf Association
because they were disqualified yes
terday in the National Public Links
Championship tournament will be
heard tomorrow morning.
Wilmer Stout, Newark, and Rob-
ert P. Ball, Chicago, asked an in
junction restraining the officials
from continuing the present compe-
tition at the Cobbs Greek course
until they have reinstated the two
men.
Both players turned in scores
that would have qualified them
among the 80 players who started
match play today. They were
dropped for technical reasons. The
two contend the whole action was
taken because they were Negroes,
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-08-04
CONSPIRACY TO
DESTROY UNION,
MEMBERS SAY
IFS a Crime Against
Organization"

BOSTON, August 1.-THE ap-
plication of President Max Zaritsky
OF the Cloth, Hat and Capmakers
international, for an injunction
against the administration of Local
7, Boston, is denounced in a state
ment issued last night by the local.
Zaritsky is being represented by two
socialist attorneys, Bearak and Ro-
Wer, and further hearing in the case
will take place Aug. 81.
The statement of Local z follows,
IN part:
THE application for an injunc-
ton against the administration of
Local Z BOSTON, of the Cloth Hat
and Cap Makers International, by
President Zaritsky is the culminat-
Ing point of a whole policy of sup
preston of all progressive elements
in our International. The same high
handed policy is being carried out
in Chicago, in New York and in other
eenters. The progressive group
fights against the policies of the
International Officers, which poll
cies it considers as dangerous to the
best welfare of the vast majority of
the membership and as destructive
of our organization.
Start Disrupting Tactics.
THE International officials had
determined that we must be ousted.
They organized factions in our local
in an effort to disrupt the normal
functioning. When this failed, they
trumped up charges against our ad-
ministration and an investigation
committee of International Officers
found nothing to base its charges on.
Next came the demand that we call
special elections because they
claimed that the membership had
no confidence in US. We agreed to
it, and in the elections supervised
by committee of international
Officers, we received a substan-
tial majority.
Form Illegal Local.
Defeated in this last maneuver,
our International officers entered on
an arbitrary campaign of extermin-
alton. They completely disregarded
the constitution of our International,
of which they are the supposed
guardians. They declared us de-
posed without SO much as prefer
ring charges or giving us a hear
ing.
THE application for this injunc-
ton is detestable act worthy only
of misleaders of the workers. To
make use of injunctions while labor
is fighting against injunctions is
crime against the members of our
International"