davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-14
100000 l'udi
trpl ma influenza
v Youngstown vyse 1000 ziakov
nechodi do skoly pre- nemoc.

V Spojenych statoch panuje v
tomto case influenzova epidemia,
ktora napadla vySe 100000 os6b.
Epidcmia zapoGala sa v Kalifor-
nil rozSirila sa rychlo po celej
kra.jinc. Influenza ie micrnej po-
vahy, dosial' jej pablo v obet' len
malo l'udi. Objavuje sa vo forme
boil ol'avych hrdiel, silneho kaslu,
vseobecneho prechladenia a sla-
bel horucky. Najlepsi lick prot
nej je Pahndt 81 do postele a 70
stat lezat' dokym neprejde.
Youngstownskl lekari sti vel mi
pret'azeni obsluhovanim nemoc.
ntch. Celkovy poeet trpiacich je
ME znamy, ale od skolskeho IRA,
du priSla zvest', re vyse 1000 zia-
kov nechodi do Skoly. V Akron
Ohio, je nemocnt vySe l5.00t
l'udi. Sirenie epidemic vel'mi ma.
pomaha nczdravt potasie, neoby
cajnc teple hmliste. Zaseknutie
sa ocakava prichodom chladnej.
Sieho a suchSieho poGasia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-14
SLOVACI v CAMPBELL,
Haste SA o PRACU
MA PoSToVOM TRADE
Potrebny je jeden klerk a listo-
nos. o aplikacnd listinu treba sa
hlasit' u pana Zettsa.

Pan 1mro j. Zetts, tajomnik
komisic civilnej sluzby Spojentch
Statov V Campbell ina postc) o.
znamuje, ze sa bude vydrziavat'
sit 'azna zkhska aplikantov o mie-
sto klerka )istonosa posty camp
bellskej. Ziadatelia miesto mu-
seju byt' vo veku od 1S do As ro-
kov, ale vojenski vyslnzilci tejto
podmienke nepodliehaju. Prijima-
ME ziadosti O toto miesto potrva
do 4. januara 1929. Den zkisky
bude oznameny na ystupnej karte,
ktoru dostane kazda osoba, oprav
nena ma zkdsku. ,Uplne informacie
a aplikaene listiny mozno dostat'
ma poStovom trade Campbell.
Pan Zctts, tajomnik civilncj ko-
misie Campbell jc pochvalne
znamy Slovak, Glen tamojsieho
Sboru Sloyenskej Ligy a inych
nasich spolkov. V letc bol i ma
kongrese Ligy v Lorain co dele
gat. Ma postovom iirade V Camp
bell zamcstnany je uz 8 rokov a
svoju pracu konci tax svedomite,
ze boil vymenovany "a tajomnika
komisie civilnej sluzby Spoj. Sta,
TOW. Slovaci, ktori sa citia siicimi
IA postavenie klerka a listonosa
mech sa s doverou obratia ma p
Zettsa, ako al " inych zalezito-
stiach, on ich prikladne obsluzi &
bude ma pomoci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-14
AKO DOSTANETE AUTOVE
-- IICENSI BEE TRUBLU

Licensove platne ma automobile
pre- buduci rok uz mozno dostat'
v automobilovom klube IL jeho pl
nomocnikov. Tajomnik klubu. w.
II. Loller uvadza, ako treba jed
nat, aby 6lovek dostal platne ry-
chic a bez nesnadz: y Treba do
NEST sebou ''Bill Of Sale, t. j.
k1pno-predajnl listinu, ze je au-
tomobil vas; p Ked' ste MATTE
l'om w, neposielajte svoju zcnu
alebo priatel'a po platne, lebo Wy
musite podpisat' aplikacie; 81
Necakajte az do posledneho dina,
ale prid'te 81 pre- platne elm sko.
rel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-14
CHLAPEC DAL. ARE&TOVAT
SvoJHO OTCA

Nick Famor Campbell, odsd-
deny boil v tieto dni ma sest' me-
siacov prace ma okresnych ce-
stach pokutovany ma $50 ma OBJ
zalobu svojho 11-rocneho syna, ze
no bill a domu vyhnal. Chlapec
sa zaloval, ze jeho rodicia pijl a
musel i'm nosit palenku. Ked' sa
otec opil, zakazdym sho zbil. Mat
ka bude tiez sdden4. Dosavad
dvoje ich dietok nachodi 50 '
polepsoyni, dve dievSatka sd '
detskej dtulni a dvoje d 'alsict
dietok bude odovzdane do opate
ry okresu. H'a, 10 "a palenka ma
robi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-14
Politely
PREHL'AD
KELLOGOVA SMLUVA
BUDE PRIJATA.

Kellogova proti-valecna smlu-
va, ktoru uz podpisalo vyse dva-
dsat narodov, dosial' nebola po-
tvrdena senatom Spojenych Sta
tov a to pre- senatorov, ktori chce-
Ii do smluvy vlozit' dodatky a w
nimky. Narody, ktore smluvu
podpisaly jej povodine, daily A
merike znat', ze 81 prajd smluvu
podpisand TAX, ako bola sostave-
na re ziadne vynimky so strany
Spojenych Statov nepriimu. Tc-
raz sa senate robi agitacia c
prijatie smlnvy jej povodirc a
ako sa oznamuje, bude pri.jata
bez dodatkov.
V scnatnom zahranitnom w.
bore bolo tiez oznamcnf. ze akO-
nahle Hoover zaujme svoj irad,
zahaji znovu vyjednavanie ma
rodami Europy 0 odzbrojenie. To-
to prehlasenie malo dobrE 1ti-
nok ma tych senatorov, ktori sa
prot Kellogovej smluve stavali
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-14
TRANsATLANTICKA Lob
NARAZILA MA SKALY

Znama transatlanticka parolod
White Star linie, Celtic, nara
zila pondelok rano Ia skaliska
ned aleko Roches Point pristavu
pri 1rsku. 253 cestovatel 'ov, me-
dzi mimi q zachranencov ne
st 'astnej lodi "Vestris" bolo bez.
peene dopravene ma clnoch do pri
.stavu. Narazom ma skaliny, do To-
de urobena bola vel'ka diera, TAX,
re Gosk.oro zaplavena bola vodon'
LODI sa teraz namahajn vytiah.
nut a privliect' do prlstavu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-14
REKORDNA VYPLATA
v YOUNGSTOWN
Pc prvy raz cd 1920, vyplata pre-
vysila $8,000,0O0.

Novembrova vyplata robotni-
ctva V Youngstown bola opravdu
rekordna, lebo nebolo podobnej
cd rcku 1920. Dla yykazu bank,
novembrova vtplata obnasala
$S,O35,4 o vySc xl.3S0,0OO viac,
nez novembri lansktho rokn a
100000 viac, ncz bola toho-roi-
nj rckordna vvplata.
Toto vySvetluje vel'ky naval
sveta po obchodoch. Uz od dvoch
tyyzdnov obchody sd zaplavene' ku
pujucim obecenstvom a minulej
soboty departmentne obchody u
trzily "a tovar toPko, ako este
nikdy. predtym svojej historic.
Cloveku bolo t'azko dostat' sa ku
pultom, vSetky boly obstane 'ud
mi. Toho roku Pudia kupuji
drahSie veci ma vianocne Diary,
nczli predosle roxy. Mimo vyso-
kcj vyplaty, svct ma peniaze al
bank. ktorr viedly zvlaStne via
notnc ncty pre- vkladatel'ov.
Banky udajnc vyplatily posle,
dnych dvoch ttzd 'hoch $l,25O,O0O
vianocnych lspor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-14
K. Sokoli zahraj
'Sedliacku neyesiu 8
Tento krasny kus bude zahranj
v Sokolovni na Lansingville 13.
januara.

Dramaticky kriizok Sborn 1o9.
a Vcnca 81. K. Sokolov M Lam
singville zahra kr;i:snu dramn 10
Siovcnskfho zivota, zvanl HSed-
liacka ncvesta', y 5. dejstyach, na
l3. januara 1929 Sokoloyni ma
Homewooa Ave. Dramaticky krii-
zoiS, pod riaditel istvom D. Y. Fe
rcntaka, usilovne sa cvici toto di-
vadlo, aby obecenstro bolo milo
prekvapene. Uist'ujem obecenstvo,.
* neobamlje, ked' sa tohto pred
stavcnia siicastni. 4
Tento dramaticky kriizok pre-
kvapil dna 25. novembra warren
&>kych Slovakov, Cd osady Sv. Cy-
riIla a Methoda. Y ktorej lcinku-
ic 90 duchovny spravca Rev. Jn-
raj Robal. Zahrali SINE y prospect
.ich oe.dy dramu '"Svedomie " u
jcden komicky kns, "Diabol vra-
j manzelskom Skoda, re Dol
:tedy plany cas-, pre- ktory memo
ali sa divadla siicastnit' ii osad-
nici. ktori d d'aleko od miestnostil
byvaiu. Je to pekna budova, Y
ktorej SINE hrali. vola sa X. of P.
Hall je ma North Park ulici..
Ma krasne vel Ike javisko, 60 her
Gov herecky pohlo k dobrej x6li
a cftili sa ako prvotriedni hefcil
Ma javisku vystiipilo 27 os6b, =
vzdor tomu zdafo sa, ako BY ich
tam bola len hrstka. 1. 3s M
Dramn "Sedliacka nevesta' NJ
/ idem obsirne opisovat', ale uist'n-
| jem obecenstvo, ze sa nesklame !
bude ga tesit' tomuto predstave-
niu. Osoby, ktore budl iicinko-
vat, podam druhy raz
! Josef spirko, dopisovatep.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-14
OKLAMAL FARMAROV
A USIEL DO EUROPY

Jan Kulusik, dobre znamy ma
star, ktory NAL .obchod vo Farrell
"a vySe Is rokov, poskupoval cd
farmarov v Mercer okrese pred
Dnom Vd 'akyvzdania mnoho ho-
vadzieho statku a drobeze, platiac
"a to planSmi '6ekami. Ked sa
afarmAri doznali O bezcennosti ee-
isov, sli vec oznamit policii vo
Farrell, ale policia Kulusika uz ne
nasla. Udajne uSiel do Europy.
Farmari oklamani boil O $4,000.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-14
RUsKH KNAZ, REV.
LAToCKY, Z0MREL

v nemocnici sv. Alzbety 20
mrel v nedel'u Rev. Pavel Lato-
cky, knaz ruskej pravoslavnej cir
Xvi Youngstown. Rev. Latocky
boil knazom tejto cirkvi "a IL ro-
koy. Jeho mrtve telo odoslane boz
Ia do monastyra Sv.. Tichona pri
Scrantone, kde bolo ulozen6 do
matky zeme. Smdtocne obrady ko--
nal metropolita Platon.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-14
POCET PRACUJUUICH
zrEN SA ZDUPLOVAL

Washington, D. c. - Miss Ma
ry Anderson, nacelnfcka zenskej
dradovne ' departments prace
udava, ze pocet vydatych pracu-
jlcich zien v. Amerike sa zduplo-
val cd roku 1890. V roku 1890
pracovala ! vydata zena 2 20,
kdezto dl'a cenzusu . roku 1920,
pracovala uz jedna 2 kazdych IL.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-14
KONGRESMAN COOPER
VYZNAtENY.

Mas kongresman John G. Coo
per boil vymenovany "a elena W.
boru vyborov kongresu. Je to IL
rad vel'mi vazny a Cooper bud"
rozhodovat', ktori kongresmani 4
Ohio maji byt' vymenovani alebo
nevymenovani do roZmanitych
vJborov kongreSu. Dosial tcnto
iirad zastaval kongrcsman Begg.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-14
DOsTALA $4,000 NAHRADY
IA POKALICENIE

Mrs. Margaret II. Patterson z
w. Chalmers Ave. dostanc $15, 900
nahrady cd c. j. Helwiga Z Mi
neral Ridge "a pokalicenie, ktorf
utrpela v lete, ked' Helwig vra-
zil do automobilu, V ktorom sa O.
ma vezla. Tento obnos jcj prisii-
dila porota pod sudcom Lyonom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-14
AMBASSADOR HERRICK MA
RUMUNsKEJ SLAVNOSTI

V Clevelande amcrickl Rumuni
oslayovali 1O-rocne jestvovanie
Vel'keho Rumunska. Hlavnymi
recnikmi ma oslave boil: Myron
7. Hearick, americkyl ambassador
vo Francdzsku, vyvaly senator
Spoi. Statov Atlee Pomerenee a
clevelandsky mayor Hopkins.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-14
ROBoTNfK ZABITY v PRACI
Don Lynn, 33-rocnI zamestna-

nee Youngstown-Hunter Construc
tion Co., pracuj1c pri elektri-
ckom jarabe v tovarni Republic
Iron and Steel Co. vo Warren, u
derent Dol v sobotu jarabom tax
slime po hlave, ze O niekol 'ko mi
NIT zomrel vo warrenskej nemoc-
nici
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-14
KTo MA PROsPERITU.

Tho Trumbull Savings and
Loan Company vo Warren vyhla-
sila 50-percentovd 1castinnh divi-
dendu. Jej dcastinari bud1 81
mat "a 60 drahe dary kupovat'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-14
PREDAVACI oPoJNTCH
" JEDOv CHYTENf

V Campbell federalni detektivi
areStovali devat' osob, ktore boly
prichytene pri predavani opoj-
nych jedov. u jedneho Mich
nasli zasobu jedov v Gene vysc
$1,000. ~
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-09
HOTELS F | c H 7
TAXI RULE

The Mayflower Hotels Corporation.
opera tors of the Mayflower Hotel
has joined hands with the down
town hotels in the war on the new
hack:9tand regulations recently put
in force by the District Commits.
sioners.
The corporation filed suit for an
injunction in Equity Court yester-
day, asking that the District Com
missioners be restrained from en-
forcing the regulation, which sets
aside 100 feet of the curb along
DeSales Street for taxi stand and
an additional S5 feet for use of
sightseeing vehicles.
Attorneys Colladay, Clifford and
Pettus, representing the hotel cor.
-poration, insist that the property so
set aside is more valuable to the
hotel as temporary parking places
for it's customers than as a hack.
stand, and its use as a hackstand
will deprive the hotel of a valuable
privilege.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-09

I private operating companies IN pur-
chasing this power.
IN his statement, Hoover first
repeated the declaration he made
at Elizabethton last Saturday, when
he said: II do not favor any gen
eral extension of tn eFederal Gov
eminent into. the operation or DUST
ness in competition with its citizens.
There are local instances
where the Government must enter
the business field as by-product
of some major purpose, such as I'M
provement in navigation. flood con-
troll, scientific research. or nat1onal
defense, but they do not vitiate the
general policy to which we should
adhere"
There is no question of Gov
eminent ownership about Muscle
Shoals Hoover added, as the
Government already owns both the
mower and the nitrate plants. The
major purposes which were ad-
yanced for its construction were
navigation, scientific research and
national defense. The Republican
administration has recommended
that it be dedicated to agriculture
for research purposes ad develop
ment of fertilizers in addition to its
national defense reserve.
after these purposes are salts
fled there is by-product of sur.
plus power. That by-product should
he disposed of on such terms ana
conditions as will safeguard and
protect all public interest. en-
tirely agree with these proposals.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-09
Cannon
STIRS VA.
COUNTY

Arlington county is in furore
over the political speech slated to
be delivered>tenight in the Washing
ton Lee High School, in Ballston, by
Bishop James Cannon, jr., of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
arch-foe of Gov. Alfred E. Smith.
Antf-Smith. Democrats are sponsor
ing Bishop Cannon's appearance and
the regular party supporters. along
with other citizens, are criticizin:s
severely the action Of the Arlington
county school board in permitting
the use of the school auditorium tor
this purpose.
A protest against Bishop Can
mons appearance is being led by
DR. Frank T.. Smith, Washington
druggist, and H. C.. Saffell, CIaren-
don business man, and it may re.
suit in demonstration when tbs:
speaker begins his attack upon the
Democratic ticket tonight.
A. A. Moore, who also has been
fighting against Bishop Cannon's
appearance in public school audi
forum, has served notice upon the
county school board that he will de-
mand it grant permits for the use
of the same hall for the discussion
of religious issues from the Catholic
point of view.
Harry N. Douthitt. we'll known N
Washington as an agent of an or
ganization to aid enforcement Of
the Volstead act, has requested the
use of the auditorium for joint
debate, the speakers to represent
both political parties.
The school board of Arlington
county has decided to grant all OF
the requests, provided 800 be de
posted for each appearance.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-09
HOOVER EAVORS.
SHOALS FOR
FARM USE

Herbert Hoover stood committed
TODAY TO Governmental operation
OF the 500, 900. 900 Muscle Shoals
project for agricultural research
purposes and the manufacture of
. fertilizer.
Hoover declared he approved the
Coolidge Administration recon-
mendation that the project he dedi-
Gated to agriculture. He declared
the power developed at the project,
over and above that necessary for
manufacturing fertilizer, should be
disposed of on such terms and
conditions as will safeguard and
protect all public interest.
The Republican nominee made his
position on Muscle Shoals clear
after an hours conference with
members of his board of strategy. :
He said he stood for Government
ownership and operation of Muscle
Shoals.
In effect Hoover approved the
so-called Jardine plan. which dedi-
Gated the project to agriculture, but
which was rejected by Congress last
spring.
Doubtful On Bill
BY stating he favored use OF the
project for research purposes and
development of fertilizers Hoover
left much doubt as to whether he
approved the Norris bill, which Con-
gress enacted at the last session,
but which was killed by President
Coolidge's pocket vote.
One member of his board of
advisers indicated Hoover did not
approve the Norris plan, which
would have given the Govern
men authority to operate the
sale of power to be used in fer
tilizer experiments there and else
where throughout the country.
The Norris bin would have au-
thorized the Government to sell all
power, not needed for fertilizer ex-
periments, direct to consumers
There was one provision, giving
States. counties. cities, and associa-i
tions of citizens preference over
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-09
MAKE MORE MONEY

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-09
Man Returns to Find
Dwelling Ransacked

Returning home yesterday John
D. Driskill OF the 100 block of
Eleventh st. N. W., entered his
house and found it had been ran.
sacked.
A check-up revealed that besides
a valuable gold watch and ring.
$40 in cash and three checks to-
falling $42 had been taken. The
burglars went through all the
drawers and scattered things about
the apartment Police are investi.
eating.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-09

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-07
HOPKINS STICkMEN
BEATEN BY BRlTONS

AMSTERDAM, August T. Johns
Hopkins University lacrosse team went
down in unexpected defeat before Eng
land. the dark horse of the Olympic
lacrosse competition, by score OF 7
to 6.
III a fast, thrilling exhibition which
saw first one. then the other take the
lead the superior stickwork and inol-
vidual brilliancy of the British enabled
them to nose out Hopkins. The game
might have been anybody's and the re-
suit was in doubt until the very end.
Ten minutes from the end England
scored the seventh goal, TO lead by one.
and from then until the final whistle
Hopkins surged necessarily to the at
tack only to see shot after shot re-
bound off the posts or hit the goal
keeper. And what would have been the
eoualixing goal was disallowed because
the scorer was in the crease.
HOPKINS gained a TO lead but the
British speedily deadlocked the issue at
sail Just before intermission Hopkins
shot ahead at to 3.
Briton went to the FROM at To
early in the second half, but Hopkins.
scoring at intervals of about nve
minutes. again took the lead at s to 8.
England soon tied it up again and
little later got the deciding marker
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-07
.yANKS DOING WELL
IN WATER EVENTS
Capture One Swimming Title.
still in Five of Seven
Rowing Contests.

BY the Associated Press.
AMSTERDAM. August 7.-Ameri-
n cans who do their daily dozen
N with the aid of water and lots
of 1t are having their Olympic
innings now.
Track and field events held the stage
during the first eight days OF the Olym-
mic games. almost excluding other
branches of sport from anything more
than a sort of among those present
mention.
Now the spotlight has shifted from
dry land to the swimmers and the
oarsmen. Buffeted about considerably
in the track and field championships
the United States /. :aoping for a little
calm sailing on the wafer.
Swimming competition has reached
the stage where the United States can
begin counting its Olympic champion
ships The total. so far, Is exactly
one. It was made possible by the great
sprinting ability of Martha Norelius of
the Women's Swimming Association OF
New York, who won the 400-meter
free-style swim for women yesterday
In world record time. Her time was
minutes AZ AS seconds, clipping 3-5
seconds of the world mark she her
self established In the preliminary trials
on Saturday, Third place went to
another American, Josephine McKim OF
the Homestead Library Club, Home
stead, Pa. who finished behind Fraulein
Braun of Holland
Sweden took the other final yester-
day, that human fish, Arne Borg,
Splashing his way to victory in the
l,500-meter free-style event for men
And what Is more his time of 1881 As
bettered the listed world and Olympic
records. The defending champion, An
drew Charlton of Australia, was second,
while Clarence Crabbe of Honolulu and
Ray Ruddy of the New York A. c. took
third and fourth places.
In water polo, the United States out
swan crack Hungarian team, but
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-07
By ALAN J. GOULD,
Associated Press Sports Editor.

MSTERDAM, August z P).-The
n British Empire will be without
"A at least one strong arm In its
1 \ meet against the United states
August H.
Pat O'Callaghan, 22-year-old irish
doctor from County Cork, who won the
Olympic hammer throw. has declined
to occupy a place ON the British team
and created something OF sensation
by the manner of his refusal
Invited to join the empire forces by
the English, O'Callaghan replied
II have seen too many Irish boys
shot down in front OF their homes to be
willing to represent the British, and
know too well how America has pro-
vided homes for the Irish to compete
against her"
O'Callaghan may follow the example
of so many of his countrymen and go
to the United States. The New YORK
A. C.. was ready to open Its doors to
him and welcome another addition to
the Irishmen who have made hammer
throwing famous.
The Olympic champion has been a
competitor for only a year and hall,
but now he expects to take lessons from
the daddy of the hammer throwers,
John Flanagan, Olympic champion IN
l900-04-08. and really learn how to
toss the l6-pound ball. O'Callaghan
went to see Flanagan before the Olym-
pics, but the latter told him: Don't at
tempt to change your style now. Suck
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STEVENSON TO PLAY
ON AMERICAN FOUR

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, August Malcolm
Stevenson. veteran internationalist and
one of the four l0-goal men in the
polo world, has relinauished previous
decision to retire from international
competition and will play with the
United States team against Argentina
next month.
Tryouts have been in progress for
several weeks with only Tommy
Hitchcock, new captain OF the squad,
assured of place.
Despairing OF finding a man for the
difficult No. 3 position. the United
States Polo Association persuaded
Stevenson to reconsider.
Thus the nucleus of the team will be
formed about Stevenson at No. and
Hitchcock at No. 2. For the No. / and
back positions the leading candidates
at present are Capt. c. A. Wilkinson,
the fiery Army star; w. Averill Harri-
man. j. Cheever Cowdin, Bobby Straw
bridge, .jr., and winston Guest, former
Yale player.
Stevenson played against England in
1924 and again last year when his
showing was so good that his handi-
cap was raised from eight to ten goals,
an honor shared only by Hitchcock,
Devereaux Milburn and Lewis Lacey,
who will be at back for Argentines.
The matches start September S. and
will be for the championship of the
Americas