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MARRIAGE LTCENgEs

Robert Hillary. 80. ana Anna b. Saw
age. So The Rev. G. II. sinnns.
Daniel aEagrudsr. 22. and Pearl Jasper
~. The Rev. g. o. Bullock.
John 4. Boone. -. ana vermelIe y.
Robinson "a TIE Rsv. "; r. 5aFyis Z e..
man. rs. The rev i. Nj Morgan.
Ulysses Parker, 2s. and Martha Baxter
~. The Rev. AduiIa sayiss.
RusE' ns.'i. II. Il TSs essS Rev. 4 W rs Dow. T1'
Earl II. Ezeii. s2. and Margaret Bakers
1s The Rev. y p. Brtggs.
2. shsHgard e. anS g Esassrn.,,: Eaas
AllIson. "A. The Rsy. !. r. MeLall.
Tranisiin AZ ca5T a ss aad 5svds Elisn Ta,S Z:
Prsusssr, 4s The Rev. w. ~. Hoftsi
man. IL v.,.
III. The Rev. i. 9. copenhavsr.
vest. II. The Rev. W. Il. Hoffman.
psyss Jas 3. 2 rns s4sTp RsT n e eISmSlssss sS Esss
John ii. parker. 2S and Bessie Suis
ton, 30. The Rev. Aauila eayles.
q. AZ. Moore. S6, and Louise Lewis
Is Jamss nss Hsv' wEsts. FL si.0l ana Hattis
walter >. Hatfisid. "a, aad Aloe VI
Hirra, 10. The Rev. w. ii. Hoffman,.
James W. Smith, Jr.. 20. ana Frances
John i. Collins, 81, and Anna ~
Stoll 10 The Rev. w. ~. Michael.
Joseph j.. Kelly. II. and Catherine r.
Mahoney. 2S The Rev. a AZ Czyz.
Elmer Buckner. "a. and Catherino
Smith. 10. The Rev. w. III Jarvis.
Wflbert w. Proctor. 2T, and FrancDN
Gilbert n. Brown. 22, and LOttie AZ
Smith, is. The Rev. II. w. Tois0n.
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Nearby Stations

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WFBR-Baltimore-
s:oo--Dinner music from ths
Golden Pheasant
779s4rt 7:9s-4rt Perkins and his ,,,o1,O1... 1,Ss,
RosaIind Britton- accom-
S:Oo-Emms Baum. soprano:
Hortense Goldsmith. accom-
s:1S-Chester Mahl. pianist.
9;30-Alcazar Orchestra.
1o:02--Lou Bscker's Rio Rita Orr
chestra.
WCAO-BaltimOr
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game.
s:oO-WCAo Novelty Trio.
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9:00--Grenadisrs.
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10 0:O0--Columbla Network
l0:30-PlcahilIy Orchestra; news.
l1:o0-Cathav6 Orchestra.
WJZ-New YOrk--760- S94.5
s:0G--LoenE'a Orchestra
7;0o--St. Regis Orchestra.
7;4h-Dr Julius Klein,
s:90-Godfrey Ludlow, -violinist
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1o;15-Lacille and Mary.
1n:sO--rino Singers.
II n0--Gihson Orchestra.
M:S0s-Santcne CrchestrA.
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JAMES j. cARMODY

Requiem mass for James j. Car
nody. who died Thursday in the
Georgetown Hospital was csle-
brated today In st. Aloysius Cath
olic Church, following services 81
his late residence, 1927 Fourth st
n. u.
Mr.. Carmody was d member oi
an old Washington family and had
lived here all his life Of II years
He was an active factor in the
early history and development oi
the National Capital.
Surviving him are four daugh.
ters, Mrs. Herman Weisenberg
Mrs. Mayo G.. Mitchell, Mrs. Bernard
d. Daniels and Mrs. John j. Nc
Lane: one son. John y. Carmody
and rs grandchildren.
MRS. DE WITT i. RAEBURN
Funeral services for Mrs. De
witt l.. Raeburn, distinguished ar
tist and musician Of this city, who
died in Hollywood, Calf. Tuesday
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BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK

UNION STOCK YARDS BALTI.
MORE, Dec. 1.--Cattle- Receipts.
1900 head. Market active on lib
eral supply. with choice weighty cat.
Tie at strong advance. Steers,
choice. $1S.50@14.25; good. $12.5O6
1925; medium. $1l.50@12. com.
mon. $s.50910.75: feeders and stock.
ers, $lO.50@12.75. Heifers choice.
$11011.50: good. $10Q10.50: medium.
$9.2599.75; common. $8N9; feeders
and stockers. $s.250lO25. Bulls.
good to choice, 50 5O010: fair to
good, SSQ9; common to medium.
$6Q7.50. cows. good to choice, 500
10; fair to good, $S@8.75; common to
medium. $6W7s0
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 100
head. Market higher. Sheep. sea
$50; lambs $7Q14.
Hogs-Receipts $500 head. Mar.
ket higher. Lights, $3.50: heavies,
$9.2o69.40; medium. $9.55; roughs,
$e.SO@8.75; light pigs. $7@S.2s
pigs. $S75. Ohio and Western hogs
. 15c higher than quotations.
CalvesAReceipts so head. Mar
ket steady. Calves $6016.50.
Rnnealowa, naansioHs or raa haHsss
A. swhr n
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Miss MARY CLARKE

Miss Mary Clarke. a resident Of
washington for many years, died
yesterday at the American Hospital
il Paris 1t was learned here today.
Miss Clarke lived with her cousin,
Mrs. Alexander II. Morse, at Valley
View Farm, on Ridge Road, M. W.,
during her stay here. She il also =
cousin of Walcott Waggarnan and
Mrs. Cushing Daniel and niece Of
the late DR.. Daniel 3. Clarke.
Relatives are arranging to have
the body returned to her native land
for burial in washington.
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MARY Al. CLIsHIAM

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary A.
Cllshiam wiz be held At her late resi-.
dence, 12S r st. N. w. Monday
morning, followed by q requiem
mass to be celebrated in st. Mat.
thew's Catholic Church. at 3 d. M.
Mrs. CIishian1 was the widow Of
Anthony G. CIshfam and had lived
III washington many years. She
died suddenly yesterday at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. Gertrude "A.
Geary, with whom she lived.
Interment will be III Arlington
Cemetery.
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DR. JOHN K. HAYWOOD

DR.. John k. Haywood who died
very suddenly Id the Emergency
Hospital yesterday, will be buried in
Rock Creek Cemetery Monday, inn
smediately after funeral services At
IL b. IA. at the w. w. Chambers flI-
neral parIoTs.
The deceased, who made his home
at the Ambassador Apartments. 1850
Sixteenth st. N. w. was horn IN
Raleigh, NJ. c., SIS years ago. He
was the son Of Col. Edward Hay.
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FIORlsTs

were conducted in Glendale, Calf,
yesterday. Interment was IN For.
rest Lawn Cemetery.
She is survived by her husband
De Witt Lee Raeburn, two sisters,
Mrs, Mamie Bradford, Of this city,
and Mrs. Blanche Latanner q
Montpelier. Ohio, and d brother y
Jerome Lightfoot, fof this city.
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Mss ADA JANNY

Miss Ada Janny. former superir.
tendent Of Loudoun County Hos
pital. at Leesburs, Va, and trained
nurse and graduate Of Columbia
Hospital here, died 1t Catcnsville.
Md. Thursday.
The funeral services win be held
at Lincoln. Va
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SWEETS SHOW
MAKES ! HIT
IN AIR

Fair reception was had dur
ing most Of last evening on most
Of the sound wave lengths. There
was some static noise and quite
q lot Of cOde-the latter being the
most disturbing and annoying.
Both WRC and WNIAL broad
casts were accompanied by noises
caused BY interference from other
stations.
But for tendency to overdo the
musical part of the production which
seems to be rather common failing
on the airways, Bill Sweets pre-
sentation OF his first regular weekly
radio feature in the True story
broadcast of WMAL last night
would have been 4 WOW. The dra.
matte portions of the affair were
presented with rather keen sense
of the values given each part There
was at least Is minutes of the
first portion of the brodcast devoted
to creating an atmosphere which
could have been done In half that
time but for the idea that all
singers and orchestras must sing
or play complete numbers every
time they start. That Is not only
not necessary, but it rather steers
the listening mind away from the
main issue, which is the story to
be told.
As a result Of the use OF time for
music that had nothing to do with
the piece-however well presented,
and 1t was very well presented
there wasn't time to completely
round out the drama itself, 30 that
unless the listener had 4 very active
Imagination he couldn't very well
complete the idea so well started
by the actors and actresses. How
ever, the Sweets opus divided honors
with the national concert bureau
hour Of WRC as the most satisfac.
tory bit Of entertainment on the
wave lengths last night.
GUEST Artistic
CONCERT STAR
In the concert bureau affair it was
guest artist and the voice Of our
old friend Betsy Ayres that made
the hour great. The guest artist
was q pianiste - countess who was
making her debut a. d radio star
but whose name John Daniels an.
nouncement was not quite plain
enough for us to be sure Of. There
ought to be g rule requiring the
spelling out Of names like that.
anyhow.
However the Tschaikowsly piano
concerto she played with the Ma
tional Broadcasting Company or
chestra flashed irs vivid lights and
deep shadows an b masterpiece Of
both digita1 skill and Interpretation.
Betsy Ayres' contributions to the
program proved that her intelligent
use of her very fine soprano voice
has not lessened one whit during
her long absence from the micro.
phone
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CITIZENS MEET MONDAY

Community problems will he dis.
cussed by the Manor Park Citizens
Association in the John Greenleaf
Whittier School Monday night at
7:46 o'clock.
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DEATFEs

Herman EllmenursicA. y years. 81.
Hsnry >. Banss =. Il pears iisls
Monroe ST. M. w.
saliIs Lewis. II years. Home ~
! Boa n Myers u ysars isss TAis-
WINS VI couHbe, 81 ysarS. 1lsf
Mary b Reynolds. s years. 1855
Annie G. shea 81 years 6aFAieldI
George Il. HoImeA - years. 4ts lss4
Jersey Ave. 8. r.
Arthur Kruger IS yearA Chew Chsse
Franc Frances Laskey, Is years sseg
RUBY .. Nitaey. as yearn SaO 4 A..
St: ~ IN r.s. s
Vary y E.xridss, = ysarL -
Dock Evana. . yss,A 1874 TIsssha
"a, John = Burtop. 81 years rrsedmesi4
Hogpital.
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Local Programs

WRC--Washington--
p NJ
13:o0--orpheus Trio and waldorf
Astoria Orchestra.
1IS--Army-Leland stanford foot
-Marionettes: st. Regis Or
chestra: Jolly Bill and
6:00--Hecht Company'g Home
Sweet Home and Neighbor-
hood Study Club. COM
ducted by A. Cloyd Gill.
s:3o--Waldorf-Astori Orchestra.
7:oo--Bible Talk. by DR.. Homer J.
7:1S--sProsperity and Interna-
tional Activities" by John
B. Larner, president Wash
ington Loan and Trust
7:2D-Aster Orchestra,
7:4s--'.A Week OF the Worlds
Business By DR.. Julius
s:oc-Chevroiet. MayfIower Hotel.
S:S0--Nationai symphony Or
chestra. under the direction
of Walter Damrosch.
s:oo-Philco Hour. THE Red
1o:oo--Laeky strike Dance Or
clestra.
11:00--COrrect tire.
11:01--Weather forecast.
1i:02-Wardman Park orchestra.
WOI--WashinGton-22s
s:45-Town crier
6:0O--Dinner music.
6.30-Reouest program.
7.00--Carolinians Frat Band.
-WashingtOn-476
7:O0--Thirty Club news. from The
Washington Times studio.
T:30---Correct time
7:30-Dot Myers Wildman'H Or
chestra.
T:t5--Chevroiet news.
8:00--''Anecdotes from the Ser
vice in Rhyme by Capt.
Harvey l.. Miller. editor.
'aThe Coast Guard"
s:15-Gertrudes Kreiseiman, pian-
s:so-HMaaiian Melody Boys.
9:O0--"Christmas otectton
Hints" by Louis Rothchiid.
director Of Washington Bet
ter Business Bureau.
9:10--GtlI " Schmfttou. violinlst.
9:so--"Christmas Savings and the
General Thrift Movement"
by Maurice d Rosenberg.
president Bank of Com
washington,
S:40--Mary Apple. contrsIto.
10:o0-Leese's Saturday Nighters
11:oo--Late news flashes from The
Washington Herald studio
Vernon Hills. Va.-2OS
7:oO-cor chas T. stensle. i,
whats Doing, on capito
Hill"
7s0--Old King Tut.
n0--Representative L. j. DickinHnl
Of Iowa, "A Message to Amer
lean Farmers
s3g--Ethel West Vocalist.
a8D-Farm Markets.
2;I5-National Farm News Radio
Revue 4and Barn Dance. 10
Producing The Marylanders
Fran Trappe; Old King Tut
Woodville Brown; The Trouha
doufs; Hiio Boys; Catskill Ok
Time Fiddiers.
12:00--WeAther Report
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Births, Marriages and Deaths

wood ana grandson ok United States
senator from North Carolina WIZ
iarn I'll. Haywood.
Surviving him are his sister, Mr.
Jenny I'll. Moran. and his brCthdld
Rueben q. Haywood. az this city.
BIRTHS
Thomas a. ana virginia c. Holdsnl
boys (twtns1s
Georre d. ana Margaret ~. West. boy.
Umberto and Helen Fontaua. Girl
Henry II. ana Doris Elliott. boy.
Ernest 3. and ElixAbeth n Lcves
boy.
Robart j. ana Marie Martin. girl
Robert and Annie Crawiey. boy
Curry and Cora Hursey. boy.
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MRS ANNIE SHEA

Mrs. Annie shea, wife Of II +.
shea, well-knoWn cattle dealer, was
buried yesterday in Mount Oltvet
Cemetery. after services In 81.
GabriePs Catholic Church at Grant
Circle. Bishop John Mcnamara,
pastor of the church, delivered the
sermon.
Mrs. shea was killed in an auto
mobile accident last Wednesday.
She was 81 years old.
She is survived BY one daughter,
Mrs. James y. Bowe. Of 1914 Eighth
st. N. w.
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RnHenlowa, naaneioHs or row haHssa
a take your pick from the homes
HaA1a aer sale q tOday.s Classified aas.
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DEATHS

MURRAY Friday. November so. 1928.
at a 80 d. M. CHARLES g. MURRAY.
602k Rock Creek Ford I'd.
Funeral from the reskdencs. Monday. De-
cember 3: AZ 10 9: ~:
wERER on Friday. Nov. 80, 1925
DORA. Sc years 81 a9e wife Of Solo,
mon and mother 81 Lillian and Irene
weber Funeral from her late residence,
S15 Otis pl NJ W. Sunday, Dee. 2, 81 4
s m. rleaae omit fowers
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Election of officers will be the
principal business at the monthly
meeting of the Arlington County
Civic Federation to be held Tuesday
night in the Lyon Park community
house.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-06
KONFIRMACIA EVANJELI.
CKfCH DIETOK.

v kvetnti nedel'u, t. j. 1. april
la, slov, evanj. a. '. cirkvi "Ja-
ma Husa'' bola prevedenA konfir-
macia %. dietok, ktore vyucoval
a, konfirmoval velp. Juraj Roh,
duchovny spravca hore menova-
nej ciakve. s
Po konfirmacnyych sluzbach Bo-
zich a po poziyani velebnej svia-
tosti Vecere Pana, zensky oltar.
ny kritzok cirkve pohostil zaku.
skami nasich novych, mladu6kych
lidov -cirkve, akc to "a poslednf
roxy zvykol konat'.. v meme kon-
firmandov ma tomto mieste mech
je vyslovena sestram Q. O. X. ST.
decna vd aka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-06
Nezabudnite ma
kultdrny veccierok
Bude uz cd tejto nedele ma tyzden.
Odmente krasne snahy Okresneho
sboru Ligy tcinkujucich svojou
pritomnost 'ou.

w sod nedclc ma tyEden, t. j.
Is. aprlla veGer odbyvat' sa bude
kultilrny vccierok Okresneho Sbo.
ru Slovensllej Ligy V Mahoning
doline. Vecierok bude teraz v Sko.
le Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda, buddc-
he budu take vecierky vzdy " Incl
casti Mahoning doliny. Tento pr
Wy vecierok bude mat mimoriad-
ne bohaty a ma vysokej tirovni
stojaci program. Ucinkovat budii
najlepsie naIse umelecke silly, pro-
fesionalne i amaterske. Bude to
vskutku umelecky kult1rny We
eierok pravom smysle toho slo-
va. A usporiadany je nielen ma
poucenie, ma pclbavenie a ma 20
81 'achtenie srdc mysli obecen-
stva, ale al v prospech nasich slo-
venskych vd0v sir6t Maho-
ming doline, preto mravnou po-
vinnost 'ou kazdeho verneho Slo-
vaka Slovenky je tento vecierok
napcm0ct prftomnost 'ou agita-
ciou zan.
Ma vecierku prednesene budl
klasicke skladby hudobne, axe
hravajl len najvacsi umelci sve-
tow. Bud1 spievane slovenske pie
sne, axe teraz ma Slovensku, v Ma
rodnom divadle spievajd. Budd
recitovane basne nasho najvacsie-
no basnika, Hviezdoslava: "Sla-
vianstvu' coda ma mladez".
Sn to prave perly basnickej tvor-
by a vyrovnajn sa ,rajlepsim ma
svete. Krem toho bude poalena
prednaska ako al zartovne' pred
messy. Obecenstvu ruclme, re "a
vstupne SOC obdrzi hodnotu mai
menej dolarov1 v zabave, pouGeni
a dusevnom povzneseni. Prosime
Slovakov z celej Mahoning doli-
ny, ably ma tento vecierok prisli,
nebudii banovat'. +
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-06
p Posviacka chramu Bozieho
slovenskej evanjelickej cirkvi
Avacseny chram vysvateny bude nedel'u dopoludnia
10. aprila IA 1cinkovania styroch kazatel'ov.

SloyenslSa eyahielicka a. Y. cir.
kew "Jana HusS", ma Mahoninp
a Whitney ul., konetnc dozila sa
tej radosti, ze pomocou Bozou
zvicsila a krasife obarvila svolj
chranr Bozi, ktory mieni posya.
tit k slave Troiicdinello Boha '
l. nedel'u po Vel'kej Noci, t. j.
Is. aprila o 10. hodine rano.
Starry stanok Bozi Dol postave-
ny v roku 1907 a posvateny v pia-
tn nedel'u postum roku 1911. Po-
nevac ale "a poslednych pat ro-
kov cirkev ma dusiach rychle
vzrastala a chram Dol pritesny,
tidovia cirkve sai rozhodli zvaesit J
chram Boal 80 stop, a-ine opra.
Wy urobit'. Zvaesenie, opravenic
a omal 'ovanie stalo vyse $685. 900.
Ma toto bohumile dielo cirkevnici
ochotne prispieraTi a diala uci-
nentho k chvale Bozei, So raduiii.
Pri slavnostnych slnzbach Bo-
zfch budil ilcinkovat styria Slo-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-06
oBRAZKY so sIiETU
K. SOKOLoV MA STEELTON

Minuleho roku mali nasi SLOW.
Katolicki Sokoli konvenciu slet
v Bridgeport, Conn. a $ toho sle-
tn urobene boly krasne pohybli-
We obrazy, ktore budu ukazovane
teraz v nedel u, dna 8. aprila po
obede 3. hod. a vecer 0 s. hodi-
ne. Mimo tychto budil ukazoyan&
obrazy: Johnny get your hair cut
(Janko; daj ST vlasy ostrihat y, ,
ktorych vystup1lje vel obi d.
beny herec, Jackie Coogan. Obra'
zy bud1 uRazovane v Skolskom
auditoriume Mena JeIiS a vstup-
ne bude iba 25 centov pre- dospe.
lych a 10 eentov pre- deti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-06
HAsELToNCANI
PROFESSIONAL

Vybor Haseltonskeho Politicke-
no Klubu Dol ma poslednej sch6-
dzi mestskei rady Campbell pro-
testovat' proti zvyseniu poplatkov
"a vodu. Recnikom vyboru Dol p.
Martin J. Lesnak, predseda klu-
bu, ktory ziadal o informacie, a.
ko k zavedeniu zvlastneho popla-
tkn $3.50 stvrt 'rocne prislo, bez
vedomosti mest 'anow. Vybor do
stal uistenie, ze vec bude napra-
vena miesto "service charge
bude zvysenie poplatkov rovno
rozdelene, podl'a spotreby yody,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-06
Predseda Matice
pride medzi mas
Chysta "a vel l'lEe shromazdenie "a
vyssie slovenske skolstvo
v Amerike.

Po celej slovenskej Amerike o.
dusevGujn sa nasi rodaci "a vys
Sic v1dclanie, menovite vsak "a
[tie dve vyssie skoly, ktore sloven
ska Katolicka Matica Skolslxa
chce postavit z milodarov ameri.
ckych Slovakov.
V tomto OIL 'ade ami nasa
youngstownska okolica nechce O.
stat "a druhymi velikymi centra.
mi americkych Slovakov. Al tuna
robia sa prfpravy ma zdarne pre-.
vedenie sbierky, ktora ma ist ma
pcstavenie tych dvoch vyssich
sk6l, ktore nam majtt odchovat
roduvernych mrlzov a zeny, schop
nych pracovnikov a pracovnfcky.
Ako je nam oznamene, sbierka
ma Maticu zahajena bude velikym
shromazdenim v nedel'u vecer,
dina %. aprila a bude trvat' cely
tWden, po6as ktoreho vybory po-
navstevu6ii nasich rodakov.
Ma toto velike shromazdenie
pride al p. Michal Bosak 20 Scran-
ton, Pa, predseda SLOW. Kat. Ma
tice skolskej. Pozvany boil miest-
nym vyborom sbierky a pozvanie
ochotne prijal, ako nam to sdelil
Rev. Stefan KdEis, predseda
miestneho vyboru. "A ked We pan
Bosak tax velikej dial'ky pride
k nam, len ably napomohol sl'a-
chetne snahy tunajsej Slova6e,
my pevne verime, ze kaady mas
Slovak a Slovenlra 'bndn 81 poya-
sorat,,s ma sest, aaaliias6k povinnost
brat beast ma tonlto shromaz-
denf.
Ably tomu skutoene talk bolo,
name 81 jedon kazdy zapamatat'
re to nase shromaEdenie bude v
nedel'u vecer, dina %. aprila. Me-
novite nase spolky prosime, ably
v ten vecer nevydMiavaly ziad-
nych sch6dz atd'. Youngstownska
okolica pri TAX vaznej a mimo-
riadnej prilezitosti musi dbat' o
svoju eest' a dokazat' svoju Wy
spelcst', ked' ide lepsiu buduc-
most Slovakov v Amerike!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-06

va Bozieho kazatelia, slee: Rev,
Andrej Olsavsky 2 Lakewood, O.,
Rev. Andrej Rolik Johnstown,
Pa, Rev. J. L. Miller, ev.- .-luteran-
sky ka2atel 2 Youngstown Rev.
Jurai Rob, domaci kazatel' Slova
Bozieho. Zaroven pri tychto sluz-
bach BoEich lcinkovat' budl al
diva miesane spevokoly, lakewood
sky ev. spevokol a spevokol cir
kve "Jana Husa".
Po slavnostnych sluEbach Bo-
zich bude spolocny obed-banket
v skolskej miestnosti. O 4. hodine
popoludni budd druhe slavncstne
sluzby Bo6ie, pri ktorych Rev. j.
+. Miller bnde kazat' anglicky a
Rev. Andrej OlSavsky bude ka-
zat slovensky,
Ma tlto zriedkavn, ale vel mi
vyznamnn cirkevnil slavnost ST.
decne povolani sii vsetci evanjeli-
ci a priatelia zblizka I'd 'aleka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-06
NASI K. KNAZI
ZAMENIA KAZATEL NICE

Minuleho tyEdna mali nasi k1a-
ri poradu OIL 'adom sbierky ma
vyssie skoly. Ma tejto porade jed
nohlasne 81 uzavreli, ze v nedel u,
dina Is. aprila ,pri vel'kych sv.
omsiach zamenia 81 kazatel nice.
Kazne bud1 O vyssom yzdelani a
tych vyssich skolach, ktore SLOW
Kat. Matica Skolska chce posta-
Wit 2 milodarov americkych Slo.
vakov. Nebolo nam vsak ozname.
ne, ze v ktorom kostole ktory du.
chovny bude kazat'. Az sa dozvie.
me, nasim citatel 'om oznamime.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-06
ROBoTNfCI INLAND STEEL
DOsTALI VEL'KY OAR

Asi 700 robotnikov Inland Steel
Co. Hammond, Ind, dostalo do
daru 1920 iicastin tel spoloe-
nosti. Kazda ilcastina ma trhu ie
hodna $50, tedy spolocnost' OBJ.
darila svo6ich robotnikov obno-
som $793,52O00. Priemerny dar
Sazdeho robotnika obnasal 81 .O40
Spolocnost' totM nedavno zavie-
dla program delenia zisku ro-
botnictvom. Robotnici pracovali
svedomite dosiahli rekordnej
vyroby, ktora priniesla spoloeno.
sti vel Ike zisky a bolo coho de.
lit. ...... ,..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-06
Poll ITICKY
PREHL'AD P
OH1osKY SENATOR
poUTENY.

Simeon D. Fess, senator Spoj
StAtov Ohio, Dol jednohl
zvoleny "a do6asneho predsedt =
publikanskej konvencie, ktors y
bude odbyvat' v j1ni Kansas
City. Jeho zvolenie prevedene bo-
low tom meste ma sch6dzi hlavne.
no vyboru, ktory robf prfpravy
ku konvencii.
Toto vymenovanie je vel'kym
vyznaeenim nielen pre- senatora
Fess-a, ale ai pre- mas Stat. z toho
videt', ak1 rollu hra Ohio kra-
jinskej politike. Fess mimo zaha-
jenia konvencie, povie al slav-
nostn1 rec. Ia poslednych dva-
mast rokov toto je 1M treti Ohio
can, ktoremu sa dosta1o te.ito cti.
Roku 1916 Dol docasnym predse-
dom nebohy PRECEDENT Harding
roku 1924 zas kongresman Bur
ton Clevelandu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-06
COOLIDGE MA oBZoRE.

'Smrt 'ou Franka B. Willisa ma.
stala zvlastna situacia republi.
kanskej strane, ktorl je t'azko
definovat', lebo jej rozumej1 len
start politicki strategisti. Ale Jed
no je jasne, ze Willis predsa len
musel byt' vel mi vyznamnym
kandidatom, ked 'ze celia republi.
kanska predkonvencna kampah
nachodi sa v skutoGnom chaosa.
Kandidati ma delegatstyo, ktori
sl'lbili vernost' Willisovi, budl
ma konvencii neodvisli a m6zu sa
dostat' do postavenia, ze budii
dikt0vat' konvencii kandidata. a.
keno oni chcejl v tom i'm moze
prekazit' lem prevazna vaccssina
Hooveroyych delegatov, ak ich
totM Hoover bude mat. AK ME,
tax Jeho nominacia nebude tax
ista, ako 81 mnohf myslia. v kra-
jine je Ease V pride agitacia "a
"draftovanie" Coolidgea tento
pohyb Dol posilneny vymenova-
MIN senatora Fessa "a zahaiui1-
echo predsedu konvencie. Fess je
totk nenapravitef NJ podporova,
tel nominovania Coolidgea. Pc
Coolidgeovi znovu je husto spomi-
many "a mozneho kandidata Chas.
p. Hughes, ktory je povazovany
"a najvacsieho americkeho zijGce-
no statnika a ktoreho by Will
sow prfvrHenci najradsej podpo-
rovali. Ma sch6dzi Columbus
Willsov kampanovy vybor sa u
sniesol West d 'alej tuhv boz pro-
ii Hooverovi a talk mas politicky
zivot Ohio bude predsa len "a
ujimavyy vzdor smrti Willisa.