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and facilities along this proposed route
through mail service from New York
to Panama.
With Lieut. Gavin in the amphiban
Pan America which is similar in de-
sign and construction to the Inflated
Dawn of Mrs. Frances Grayson, were
J. r. Trippc, president, and Col. J. A.
Hamblcton. n director of the Pan
American Always, and Clarence Woods.
civilian mechanic.
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CLEAN SWEEP SALE OF
Footwear

WOmcn's Low Shoes, sizes >
to 6 in the lot. Slight
irreguiars of S3 to So CT
grades for. ............ pl
Women S Felt Moccasins.
with soft padded sOles; assort-
ed colors. Sizes in the lo:
from 4 to s. Regular A.,
20" grade for ........ TN
Mems Felt Slippers, with
soft padded so,es: sizes in the
lot from 6 to 9. Reg k0-
ular 81 grade for. -. wv
Misses and Children's High
ard Low Shoes. sizes 81. 10 ,
in the lot. Regular 50 CT
and $3.50 grades for -. III
Mems Lambs Wool Slippers,
cixeS 6 to 10 in the
lot. Regular S2225 CT 10
grade for. .... III ~
Womcn'S High Shoes, mar
row toes and high heels. Not
his seasons styles.
Sizes from 5 TO 6 in %,
~ lot. For. ,..... ~
Cnldeubrry'S-First Floor.
Charge accounts fnsiiPd.
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bandit displayed pistol and robbed
her of IS cents.
Thirty minutes later q man answer
ing his description attacked Gertrude
Taylor near Third and f streets south
west. He displayed pistol and de-
mandcd money. but was frightened off
before ne could rob her.
William Penn, colored, 1434 Florida
avenue, was held up by a colored man
with a pistol about 7:30 o'clock last
night while waiting for street car
at Division avenue and Foot street
northeast The bandit robbed him OF 81.
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rived at the naval air station late
yesterday in Sikorsky amphibian and
departed for the South carly today on
survey of a proposed air mail route
in the Caribbean and to the Panama
Canal.
Lieut.. Gavin. whose services have
been loaned by the Navy, to the Pan
American Always. Inc, present opera
tors or mail and passenger route
between Havana and Key West. will
confer with Col Charles A. Lindbergh
in Havana Wednesday on the lattcrs
observations during his Latin American
al. tour.
The Pan American Always con-
templates establishment of an air line
fro mFlorda to Panama and the north
crncoast of South American. and the
fight Lieut. Gavin has before him calls
for careful survey of all conditions
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Wonen's Wear

WOmen's Flannelettc Petit
coats; me d ium o.
length: soc value. -. AO('
Maids White Aprons. en-
brOidery and lace H.
trimmed; soc value. i ~
Green Princess Slips, hem
stitched yoke; Sl.00 E0,
value .............. QUO
WOmen's Wolfe Pa jamas.
two piece Iace-trim-
me style; $50 2Or
SIec css Il avon
Sweaters; >2''S 81 40
WOmen's Hand -crochcted
S Sn'''s s''" SI.OS
Fatuc .t.',..... ~ ~
t.nidrnbers' Third tIonr.
Use taur Charge Account,
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S27.CoO.OOO WAGE RAISE

CHICAGO, February (P.-Wage
increases Of $27.000,000 annually have
been made on the Western railroads
since May. 1925. said Kenneth F. Bur-
CESS. general solicitor Of the Chicago,
Burlington e. Quincy Railroad. here
today TO attend the opening of the
Interstate Commerce Commission hear
ingS on live stock freight rates.
In addition. the Western roads now
are confronted with wage demands
from their trainmen and engineers
which amount TO more than $50 100000
annually" he said The net earnings
Of the same railroads for 1927 showed
a decline of Sa2o00.000. or almost II
per cent below the 1926 level"
To kill moths spray with FLY-TOX
freely-StainlcsS Guaranteed.-Adver-
tlScrlent
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FIRE DAMAGES BUILDING
OF SOUTHERN RAIL WAY
Blaze III Attic Destroys Stored Rec.
ords and Stacks of Awnings.
Estimated Loss, 5000.

Fire of undetermined origin which
broke out in an attic storage room III
The Southern Railway Building, al
! Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue. yesterday morning destroyed
numerous records and several stacks of
awnings and did damage estimated at
about 5000.
Firemen, who had difficulty in locat-
ing the blaze. as 1t occurred in room
without windows or vcntilatorS, were
presented with n difficult problem in
their attempt TO cXtineuish it. and were
forced TO CIT sections through con-
crete wall before the flames could be
reached
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WOmcn's $500 CT ~
Umbrellas .... ~ i .%I
Mems $500 and Ct ~
$3.50 Umbrellas. :. ~ .LI
WOmcn's $500 and $3.50
ColOred Imported CT 90
Gloria Umbrellas. ~ 20
WOme ems $500 COlOrcd
SIR u brel- c. 40
las ..........., ~@s/o
So Mems y. $780,, $500 and sos
Mems and W0men's Sl.39
a., an" s'''o U I" br'I- SOC
Umbrellas ""r'd1s"s .. >s''' Sl.l0
G"i,irnbef ~ 's~-~tifst tiaar.
Charge Accounts Inv itrd.
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Draperies and
Curtains

Plain Color NelourS. short
lengths. 50 incheSwide. 20
$3.50 to $3.50 value. OS(
Oil Opaque Window Shades.
; IT. by 5 it. . inch 2Or
size; Si,oo grade -. OSS'
Yard-wide Curtain -
MaruuiSette. CSC grade. ~
Figured Cretonnes and Silk
lines. , tn : yard f0f..
lensths, .9c grade. l 80
I; Pairs Rutfiei Wolfe Cur
tamS, W h valance. 20,
Si.s5 grade ,...... C>(
Is Silk Fringe Panel Cur.
taiuS. I To ) of Il pat
tern. So oSs C1 -
grade .........,.... ~ .-0
tsaidrNAeTg '>--.~feurth tiaav,
tsr tear thatgr Account.
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Dislocation of Jaw
After Yawn Proves
Fatal to Man 81
ny the Associated rrrss.

ny the Associated rrrsA.
HORSE CAVE. KY. February g.
j. w. Mcfarland. 81. died here yes
tcrday as the result of a yawn. ac-
cording TO his physicians.
Two weeks ago Mr.. Mcfarland
while yawning. dislocatcd both of
his jaw bones. Physicians succeeded
in rcSetting the jaws after "a hours.
but Mcfarland never rallied from
the shock.
He is survived by nine children
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skE FF3h.Ci5cC. February 6 nj ~
JOHN Montague, II. SAID by ppllce 10
have sBlnoied women ia New YoTk
and Chicago ~ Thousands II dollar,
s. amer arrest here III warrant
a!ayging him with defra4d!ng TAO san
LEnkN.Ae1 ga.l. u 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-06
CLEAN SWEEP SALE OF
Boys Clothing

Ct70) 1875 to $t2.75 Overcoats
and Sheepsk'n Lined Goats;
s,xea Z to years and CT IN
II to 10 years.....,, ~ ''~
800 St095 to SAYS Over
coats. s,xes TO b .r Dr.
years .,...,,...,,,,., N''''
(1o) sib to $ia.b0 Over.
coats, s'xes y to "A w. N-
years .,....,..,,,,., " s's"'
fgD) a20b 10 Is Novelty Suits.
junior Overooata, Ra,neoata,
knieker Vest Suits. Wool and
Leaf hereto Lumber l.I
Jacks ,..........,...., Fs
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Ready-to-Wear Apparel

(2OO) Broadcoth & Cotton Foulard House Frocks
$298 grade. for Observation-Disclosures. Sl.39
OOO) Trench Model Rancoats. Regularly $500
LOT .............. Sl.Iy
(2OO) Printed Dmy & Tissue Bingham House
dresses. s. ,oS grade for .........Sl.59
OS) High grade Dresses. Regularly $3.50 to
$o950 for. $3.50
$4o5 Black Broadta Coat ... s300
$548 Natural Squirrel Coat. ......... S4ss
$4'9 Brown Broadail Coat. observation-disclosures. $3.50
18th Account in,ird -s r,.,
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Handkerchief

Women'S l5c Novelty X,
Lace Edge Handkerchief, W
Mems 19c and csc
Fancy Silk and 40,
Pongee nandkerchiefs. OS(
Mems 12c and 15c O.
Handkerchicfs ....... "
Mems and W m n 5
la'.c and l5c Hand K -
k~rrhicfS ........... w
BcyS' isi.c Colered
Woven Border Handkcr- =,
chiefs ....,.....~.. ~
Cciirus,~rg '>--tir>t Floor.
sc Aanr Charge trvOuet.
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800 s. 10 aa75 Salts, Over
coats and Mackinaws. ares
3 TO 10 years IN the G) az
lot .,....4t..,,, 49,
(42D Eoys' 81 to 50 Wearables,
including Flannel SHIRTS. Suede
Lum Der ka. Long Pants.
Shirts, Glouses, Chtnch,iIa Hats,
Black Rubber Raineoats; sige 8
only, and Outing Flannel 70.
. Pa jamas .,,...,.,..,.... WV
SOC to 81 Wearahtes. including
Eiouses, Wash Knee Pants,
Hockey Caps and Odd Pa r.
lama Pants ...,..,....... '''
tirsi Flour Tabtss.b
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Handbags

Women's S2.98, 1898 and
$500 Lcath c. ~
Handbags ....... VA.A1
WOmcn So, $3.50 and
SH,'S sea' her Sl.00
Women's S1.50 and Sl.98
Suede, Leather, and CT M
Fabric Bags ..... ~ L wv
Children's 50cOE~
Handbags and Purses, NV
G0ldrnhrrg'S.
Use Your Charge Account.
First Floor.
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FLYER GAVIN MAKES
BRIEF VISIT HERE
Aviator Who Won Trophy Goes
South to Survey Proposed
Air Mail Route.

Lieut. Arthur Gavin. winner of the
Herbert Schiff memorial tropy for
having flown the greatest number of
hours during 1927 while in the naval
service without single accident. ar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-06
BOW-LEGGED BANDIT
SOUGHT IN HOLD-UPS
Two Colored Women Report Being
Stopped by Armed
Man.

A bow-legged colored man Is wanted
by the police for the hold-up OF two
colored women. Lucille GateWood. 24l5
Twenty first street. and Gertrude Tay-
lor, 811 Third street southwest.
Lucille GatcWood was on II between
Second and Third streets southwest
about 10 o'clock last night when the
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soc 10 $500 Meek "a
lncea aud Checkers -. 49, ~
o,t, Sets .'" '''''.' $500 SOC
$500 A0iid Gold IN,
i.ingerie Pins, set, oSN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-06

While flying from Durham to johann
nesburg, South Africa. to attend race
meeting. Oliver Davis, Durham Turf
Club secretary was killed in a crash Of
his Dlane
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Boys Wearables
SOC to So Values

Biouses, Corduroy Knee Pants.
Wash knee psnte, Hats, Cans,
Small size psiamss snd c-.
SHIRTS -. ,,,,s--.,t.-s,,.
GnidsHbeIg ---iti,i,i ti"af. -~ tLary
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Shirts. Hlouses, Wash suits,
CLOTH hoveity auiia, Small sac
Corduroy ka,ekers. hats. ~.
Caps and Pa jamsa. WV
10 uttuIa tltt tied.
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Bedwear and Cotton

Sl.S9 Crinkle Bed CT %
spreads, 8Ox105 size y / .A>
SI.O0 Seamless Is leac h G Il
Sheets. 81x9O for dOu- Ill.,
bic beds. ..........,. |TA
$500 RayOn BedsprcadS.
82x105 for covering Cd 90
entire beds. Gold V[sO1
only ........ 49,.
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Girls Raincapes. with plaid
silk lined hood: size ii
only; former sos CT 90
value ............ ~ wv
Misses Raincoats. sizes Is to
20 years: former CO no
$685. grade. ....... VL.SC
Chiidren's RaincOatS, as
sorted colors:
broken sizes; S@'sS 81 30
Fatue ............ ~ 4 ~
Baby Carriage Robes, white
elder d own; soiled, 10
S1.9S value .......... W.
Children's Coats. soft wool
EN- materials: some with fur
collar: former S6.95 g. 40
and sos values. (f.OS
Children's Felt Hats; former
S1.50 and Sl.95 o.
values .. CSC
Flannelette Sleeping Gar
ments, with feet and drop
seat; size > to 5 years: 40,
s9c value ...,..... TCA
Children's Fiannclette Pa
iamaS. Gowns and Sleeping
Garments: former 79c ~,
and Si.0G grades. f>l
Gaidrnhers'S Third Flonr.
Charge Accounts Law itrd.
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CLEAN SWEEP SALE
Art Department

Children's Stamped Dresses,
sizes 2, I and 8 years; 0O~
regular 75c grade. -. ZIN
SOC S mped Five-piecc
Lunch eon Sets, 3i-incli
cloth and four nap a.
Soc Sta mpcd All-lincn
Scarfs, assorted pat AA~
SOC Stamped KayOn BOudOir
Pillow Slips, assorted u
c0lOrs .............. NV.
SOC. 75c and 81 Large Wire
Lamp Shades, assert Ok,
ed sizes and shapes. ZCA
SIPS Bcdlieht Frames. with
china doll head. complete
with socket and silk 40,
Gni.Ienb~rg' s~~-FirSt Floor.
Charge accounts invited.
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Thompson Ends New Orleans Visit.

NEW ORLEANS. February R).-
Mayor William II. Thompson. New Or
leans honor guest since Thursday
| finished Oft his VISIT with final flood
| conference Yesterday.
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Blankets and
Comforts

(2D Wool and Cotton Filled
E o m for IS, $500 c. no
and $500 grades. pA.SC
go Ray0n and Silk Covered
Wool filled Com c. IN
forts, $500 grade V/ .CO
14 Pairs Wool Blankets.
size 70x82 inches, c. ~
slO.95 grade p/.4C
I'D Pairs Part wool Blank
cts. pretty plaids, c. *
$685. grade .... VO.fO
1922 Pairs Blankets, various
piaids. 6Gx76 Ct 2E
inches, $500 grade, ~ i .CO
Galdrnbrrr's-~tonrth Fisor.
Charge Accounts Inv tied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-06

lsc I Bleaohed Mus DIR,
lin, SO inches wide L AiSA
$500 Rayon Bedspreads.
S0xl05 for double c. N
beds ........... V@sT1
Sl.l9 Seamless Il leach G Il
s Shse s.;. ''S'' for OOc
rauuf. 1uxif
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Dress Trimmings
SOC and 49c Gold 0E
Lace landings ....r, AC(
l5c to SOC Braids and K
landings ............. W
Bone Buttons, 1E.
cara ............... ~
; rr i9s !" s''s' Beaded Csc
SOC to S1.5O %
Flowers ..............@ nv
(soldeubrrE's--First Floor.
ts~ Your Charge Account.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-06

Hosiery
Women's Service-weight
Silk Hose, i'm black and
cOrdOvan, perfect quail
ity, Sligo to S1.95 CO.
values ........... ~
WOmen's Full fashioned
Chiffon and Service-WcigEt
Silk Hose. irregulars
of Sl.65 to Sl.79 kE,
values ............ WV
Childrcn's Plain and
Fancy Ribbed Cotton Hose,
irregulars of 19c 1OU,r
and CSC values. 4 Lj~(
Childrcn's Ribbed RayOn
Sport Socks. perfect quality
and irrcgulars of o.
39c and soc values, ACA
WOmen's Part-wOOl, Ray
on and Cotton Sport
Hose, former 69c 40,
value .'............ Nv
GoI,icnbe First Floor.
Charge Accounts Invited.
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Goldenherrs~frst Fioor.--Charge Account. in,is tied
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Wash Goods
SOC Printed
Oh a r m euse e, &c ~,
inches wide. 80. OOA
SOC Plain Color Chiffon
w sHi'es' 80 lnehes Csc
/ SOC Plain Color Rayon
m naS.re' 80 'nehes 20C
/ SOC Mercerized Plain
Color Lingerie
Eatiste, 40 inches o.
wide ............. NV
,in SOC Sc M ins' sid Rep- 20C
/ 45c Wash Satin, o.
36 inches wide -. A1N
Sc s ;ne Sssn n i Hn g Csc
. Goldenbcrg's--First Finor.
Charge Accounts Intjfed.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19
CAMPBELLCANIA MA
VYLETE v KANADE

Dobre znami campbellskf Slo-
vaci p. Hugo Wantz, p. Jan Be-
eek rodinou, p. Salata rodinou
pani Terezia Estok boil minula-
no tyzdna navsivit' Kanadu. Boil
V meste Toronto, ktore sa i'm pa
clio a sa v nom dobre zabavili.
Chlapi dostali al "permity' bo-
10 to vraj .dobrt. Celia cesta do
Kanady i nazad urobena bola ma
.automobiloch a viedlo sa i'm vsa-
de dobre. Ufame, re to nebola po-
sledna navsteva Kanady budilc-
ne nam nieco donesn odtial' ma
okoStOvanie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19
20 sCH0DZE oKREsNEHO
.s.. SBORU SLOW. LfGY

Sch6dza Okresntho Sboru Slo-
vcnskej Lfgy, ktora sa vydrziava-
la v pondelok, Is. oktobra, ma
vstivena bola vel slabo. z L.
radnikov pritomni boil: A. NJ.
Palkovie, podpredseda; Frank
Hudik, pokladik a M. j. Lesnak,
tajomnik. 10 zastupcov Jan NJ.
Gura, Andrej Benedik,, Jan Kral
a NJ. Mrdz. Posledny pre- nemoc
musel sch6dzu zavTasu opustit' ,.
Ma schodzi NAL byt' prijaty
program oslavy 10. vyroGia Ces-
ko-Slovenskej republiky. Ale pri-
tomnl vidiac til nedbanlivost'
sborov Lfgy a spolkov a tiez do
pocuj1c sa, Re vodcovia Ligy ne
odporlcajti oslavy, usniesli sa O.
slavu vynechat'. Pokladnik ozna-
mi, re Gisty zisk 20 Slovenskeho
Dha obnasa $4,000 al niekol 'ko
centov. Povereny bol odoslat' ten
to obnos tunajSiemu vyboru Ma
ticc Skolskej.
Potion bolo pojednavant bu-
dncom Slovenskom Dni. Usnese-
MIA neboly. vynesene ziadne, ale
paddy odporiiGania, ably budhc-
nosti Slovensky Den boil nedelu
a ME stredtyzdni, tiez ably
Slovensky Den Dol pod vedenim
vSetkyIch slovenskrch spolkov a
ME len Okresneho Sboru, takze
spolky by boly sprave Dna a
maly by slovo vo vsetkom. O tom
to a inych navrhoch pojednavat
sa bude ma buducej schodzi, kto,
ra bola ureena ma den 20. no.
vembra.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19
ISpoloeenske. zpravy
|MASKARNA ZABAVA
MA LANSINGVILLE

Sbor. 1OS. X. Sokolov usporia.
da v prospech Atleticktho Klubu
vel'kn maskarnn zabavu ma stre-
du, "a. oktobra vecer v Sokolov-
nj ma Homewood Ave-, ma ktori
povolava cele slovenskr obecen-
stvo Youngstown okoIia. Dane
bude Sest' cien najSmieSnejsim a
najkrajSim maskam. IIrat' bude
chyrna Bill Dugan Rainbow Ter
rale orchestra a hala bude zvlaSt-
ne okraSlena k tejto zabave. Ka-
zdy bude srdecne vitan[.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19
ODBOR GIL. PRIJfMA UDOV
ZDARMA.

Y prilezitosti 2O-roEneho jubilea
clenstvo Odboru Gil. N. S. S. sa
usnieslo prijimat' do Odboru no.
vych 1dov celkom zdarma, bez
vstupneho, a to "a Sest' mesiacov,
dovolenim Hlavneho Odboru.
TAX bratia Slovaci, tn mate do
br1 prilezitost' stat sa ddami
GIL. Odboru. Sch6dze odbyvame
kazdy druhy pondelok mesiaci
Nasa hala sa nachodi ma Spring
Common, pod {. 3331a West Fede-
raj St., mad Sugar Bowl obcho-
dom, ned'aleko redakcie. Pouzite
prilezitost' stat sa ddami Mar.
SLOW. spolku bez vstupneho, pri-
hlaste sa ma, nasej schodzi, a. tax
zabezpecite~si 81 vasu budlcnost'.
Som 1ctou,
Michal Ryb&r,
predseda GIL. Odb. MSS.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19
VAZNE OZNAMENIE
. DO CAMPBELL

VSetkym Slovakom a Sloven-
kan v Campbell uctive oznamu-
jeme, re tanecna zabava SIoven-
sk6ho Zenskeho Politickfho Klu-
hu v Campbell nebudc 30. oktob-
ra, ako je ma vstupenkach vytla-
Gene, ale stredu, 81. OktObra, t.
j. ma Halloween vetcr. Prcto pro-
SINE, ably 81 kazdy, kto az vstu-
repku kupil, tento datum zmenil
ma 81. oktobra, zeby sa nezmylil.
Chyba sa stala pri tlaceni vstupe-
nick. s ictou,
Zabavny vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19
Spolkove zpravy
SCH0DZA ODBORU 722.
N. s. s. v CAMPBELL.

Odbor 722. n. s. s. v Campbell
bude mat svoju riadnu sch6dzu
tejto nedeli, 81. oktobra zaraz po
sv. omsi ma poludnie, pod r. k.
kostolom ma Reed Ave, preto, ze
po poludni je posviacka zvonov
Prosim 1dov, ably sa ma sch0dzu
v plnom pocte dostavili.
Hugo Wantz, zapisnik
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19
TRTsTVRTRoGNA sCH0DZAi
6. 1853. PENN. Z. JED.

Spolok Sv. Amy, {. 163. Penn
sylvanskej Zenskej Jednoty dcti-
We oznamuje vsetkym spoluse-
STRAIN, ably sa v najvacsom poste
dostavily ma sch6dzu dna 21. ok
tobra, lebo to bude tristvrt'rocna
sch6dza. Budn sa Gitat' prijmy a
vydaje. Neposielajte prispevky pa
dietkach ale prid'te samy svoj
dlh vyrovnajte.
s ilctou ma vSetky spolnsestry
Justfna Palguta,
nGtovnfGka
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19

ganizovaneho SLOW. robotnictva.
Spomenute krajiny navstivil ma
syoje trovy, ba al tn 81 sam ce-
stovnt hradi a ide, po vsetkych
odborovFch slovenskych robotn.
spolkoch bude v 53. mestach
recnit'. tn bnde len niekol 'ko ho-
din a zisiel by sa ma "a mie-
stach reGnit'. Povolavame ma pred
nasku vsetkych robotnikov ako
organizovanych talk neorganizova-
nych.
Vybors prednasky
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19
PREKVAPENIE SANDOROV-
Gov X 20-R. JUBILEU
MANZELSTVA. l..

Vel'm prijemneho prekvapenia
dozili sa v tieto dni pan Jan San
dor so svojou manzelkou, byva-
jnci V &. 2679 Taft Ave. Ich wac
nj a pocetni priatelia usporiadali
i'm "surprize party k ich 90
rocnfmu jubileu manaelstva. Ne
vedeli ami malmko, zeby sa k ich
oslave nie6o chystalo, preto ich
prekvapenie bolo opravdu vePke.
Vecer vyvolana bola pani San
dorova p domu a pan Sander z ro-
boty. Ked prisli O Gals vecer do
NOV, tn odrazu nastal kirk z asi
46 hrdiel: "Prekvapenie !''', tril-
by tr1bily a hudba hrala. Pravdn
povediac, nasi Sandorovci boil
nielen prekvapeni, ale al nastra-
Semi. Len co vkrocili dnu, polozc-
ne i'm boly vence ma hlavu a bla-
hozelaniu nebolo konca-kraja. No
ale SandoroYci sa medzitym vzpa-
NATAL radovali sa tOhto pre-
ukazania lasky svojich priaterov.
PrilSrytt boly stoly vo dvoch j.
zbach a nasledovalo pohostenie a
obcerstvenie. Pri tel prilezitosti
vstal pan Kulik, ktory povedal
peknu rec ku jubilantom a odo-
vidal pani Sandorovej kyticu
krasnych kvetov a jeden pekny
dar. Potom fasledovala vol ma "a
bava, spev a tanec. Hrala vybor-
ma BiroScakova orchestra. Metre
ba ami dokladat', ze So vSetci INA
menite zabavali, ako ma svadbe.
Nasledovni hostia boil pritomni
pan a pani Kulik, pan a pani Ial-
cansky, pan a pani Kelemen, pan
a PAM Topolovcak, PAM Savel,
pani Halahan, pani Bejda, pani
Stamina, pani Palguta, pani Pc
trenclk, pani Hasay, pani Bros
tak, pani UliEny, pani Gonda, pa
nj Gejgus, pani Korsala, pani Ho-
leeko, pani FerenGak, pani Sari-
sky, pani Urban, pani Augustinak
pani Rehak, pani Juhas, pani Bed
mar, pani Gbur, pani Beney, PAM
Mudry, pani Dorota Novotny a
pani Anna Novotny, pani Demo.
cko, pani Smotrila, pani Babyak
PAM Vagas, PAM Ores, pani Sef
elk, PAM Helena Ferencak, pan
TarapGak, pani Janci, pani Pala
tas, pani Cmhanie, pani Janik, pa
nj Javorsky, pani Sever.
Vsetci vyslovili nadej, re sa "a
sc takto sfjdu ma striebOrnom ju
bileume a zabavia este lepsie ne;
teraz. Sandorovci srdecne pod'a
kovali svojim priatel'om "a lch Ia
sku a tiez krasny dar, ktorym icf
Obdarili.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19
PREDNASKA sLOV.
ROBOT. SPOLKOV

Odbory SO. a rs. Slovenskeho
Robotnickeho Spolku usporiadajl
vel'kd prednasku dna %. oktobra
1923, so za6iatkom 0 7:3O hod. We
Ger Horvatskej hale ma Bright
Ave. v Campbell. Recnit bude sd-
druh Martincek Chicago, ktory
presiel cez Rakdsko, Mad 'arsko,
cesko4Slovensko q hlavnym jehe
referatom bude 0 Sovietskej So
cialistickej Republike. s. Martin
eek je w q rokov stdpencom or
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19
Bavlnene a; plstene
MATRACE

Plnei 5O-fnnt. vahy cistej
bavlny a plsti matrac-nebn-
de tvrdy ami hrbo.aty. Oble-
teny do vel mi mocnej pek-
nej ohliecky. Dobre zasitf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-21
VAN WHO SHOT HIS
is BURIED

IOCKHART, Tex, Oct. 2O.-Ah-
=. r. White, 81 year old PHOTOGRAPHER
who killed himslef here THURSDAY
after shooting and probably fatally
vounding his daughter. Mrs. Frank
CLARK. was buried here this after
ncon.