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Evening star., 1928-03-25
Deaths Reported.

Deaths reported during the last "a
hours.
Bridget Joyce Katherine Grujdcl Gertrude
r. Dolliner. William sweeney. Berthe A
Yates. Anna wenrich Lubertiss Krazht
Mae Jo~ephine True. Lester J. Reiss. VILLA ~
(. Early Eva Eii7 7afeth Fortune Carl e
Cage. Sarah D.v Nellie Wallace Marrsrei
West. Francis Thomas. Iohn Douglas. Char.
latte Jackson. Endrev Nelson. infant tn Sal
lie Anderson Raymond E Anderson.
Evening star., 1928-03-25
HOUSE HEARING TUESDAY
ON MT. VERNON HIGHWAY

Representative Moore of Virginia is
TO have hearing on his Mount Vernon
boulevard bill before the House COM
mitsee on roads Tuesday morning at
10 o'clock.
This measure would authorize the
construction of the finest boulevard In
Evening star., 1928-03-25
MRS. G. E. D0LLIvER DIES.
Funeral Tomorrow for Women's
City Club Member.

CITY CIub Member.
Mrs. Gertrude +. Dolliver. 50 years
old. active here In the Womens City
Club and as member OF the auxiliary
board of the Homeopathic Hospital, died
In Emergency Hospital Friday after
a long illness. Mrs. Dolliver came here
from Baltimore two years ago.
She is survived by a sister. Mrs. Alice
M Mirch, OF this city: brother. George
M Eastman. of South Paris, Me-. and
two grandchildren, Margaret and Louis
Yakel
Funeral services will be conducted at
Gawler's chapel tomorrow afternoon at
5 O'Clock. Interment will be in South
Paris. Me
Evening star., 1928-03-25
Commissioned in Reserves.

David j. Fitzgibbon, at the Soldiers
Home. has been commissioned by the
War Department first lieutenant in
the Dental Corps of the Reserve Corps
nf the Army.
Evening star., 1928-03-25
Births Reported.
Births reported during the last ?.

hours,
wehh " and MRriorie Nvn.an Nav
walter y and MNuda v KrNhs hav
Frank : and Rosemary RoSs huv,
Ahnn n end Marie ShaFo Sltf
1tnens snd AHsSt1ria SauNara< sift
W,liian, NJ Rnd AsnNS G. nemosaN gift
tnuts u and Lucy PAYNE xtrl
Tharl4& r snh Ada NJ. Yates FtI
William snd Ma~xtc Hsxteed ~il
rurene r. anl Aelen NJ Mulltn Stri
Nicholas aud Vlrgtnlt Fartnaa,a hav
tacch II amt Anna X GlNer hav
stsNhrnsNn W a,d 0vttla rltter~na hnv
Ftrhepgi " and Laura rrawa hhx
tsas,ste ~ u ,ast N0Nf4 - .s~N4,,N tNs.tr
Evening star., 1928-03-25

Cheapside's oldest building. known as
The Chained Swan" which bears a
tablet stating that II was one Of the
few houses saved In the great FIRE OF
London is to be razed,
Evening star., 1928-03-25
MISS BEALL TO SPEAK.
Member of Associated Charities
will Address Nursery Aid Club.

Miss Louise o. Beall Of the Associated
Charities will address the March meet
ing of the Friendship House Nursery
Aid Club tomorrow afternoon at l:3O
o'clock at the Young Women's Chris
tian Association. Seventeenth and 4
streets. and has selected as her subject
THE Family in Need OF Help"
Mrs. Margaret Lendner McMullen
will read a group of short stories. and
Mrs. william E. Chamberlin will pre-
side.
. ------.-------
State-aieled houses built in Great
Britain last year totaled l96,589, or
twice the number erected in 1922.
Evening star., 1928-03-25

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Evening star., 1928-03-25
Ft,llNl,
LOST.

FOR l.osr ANIMALS Amply Animsl Rsscu
L,eagne 1ln NaeNlsna ave Mate Sass
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-26
SMITH UTOCf MA HOoVERA,
ZAPIERA SoCIALIZMUS

AL Smith pustil sa znovu do
Hoovera do rekordu republican
skej vlady. Y Chicagu, kde Dol
s velkym odusevnenim v piatok
oslavovany, 1tocil proti ministro-
Vi vnntra Workoyi, ktory dal do
prenajmu Salt Greek olejove po-
liza SincIairovi, ackol'vek v 1922
prenajom bo1 "a protizakonity Wy
.hlaseny a odyolany. Teraz tiez
prenajem musel odvolat', ked'
mu minister pravosndia psvedal,
ze je nezakonity. Smith, pomeno-
val tento prenajom '1novym ole
joYym skandalom"
Ma Hooverovu rec v New Yor-
ku Smith odpovedal redeu Y Bo-
stone. Tu sa vyslovil, ze ak odpo.
rheanie statnych elelxtrarnf, je so
|ciAlnmus, talk ic on ME icdinyn
soeialistom, ale MIN Dol nebohy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-26
'DvpJL DIETOK PABLO s
IS PosCHoDoVEJ BuDovY

-. x z l } 8 a.
4 Y New Yorku vel Ike vzrusenie
sposobila tragicka udalost' rodi-
ne neb. medenackeho magnata B.
Guggenheima. Jeho dcera, Mrs.
Milton Waldman sedela 5 dvoma
maliekymi synmi ma streche 13-
poschodoveho hotelu Surrey, pri
samom kraji,. drziac 19-mesacne-
no synka ma rukach. Starsi, 4-roc-
ny syn udajne 20 ziarlivosti roz-.
behnul sa k matke, chtiac 81 tiez
sadnut' do jej Iona, pricom wy
rail svojho braeeka riik matky,
ktory spadol. Hned "a MIN letel
al on, lebo pri buchnuti do matky
udajne ztratil rovnovahu. Polisia
vysetruje pripad, lebo nechce We
rit', ze sa nehoda stala tax, ako
matka udava. Waldmanova ma
muza Londyne. -..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-26

Teddy Roosevelt, d 'alej zijnci by
valt kandidat prezidentstva Hug
hes a mnohi inf vynikaj1ci repu-
blikani a demokrati.
Oil 'adom svojich odporncani,
ably prohibicna otazka bola pone-
chana Station, Smith povedal:
"Ci Mr.. Hoover vazne 81 ziada,
ably americky l'ud veril, ze [apli-
kovanie .Jeffersonovej teorie 0
pravach Statov je socializmus? On
to, tax nemyslel. Ak moi plan je
socializmom, tax terajsie bntle-
gerstvo, zbojstvo bombarstvo je
anarchiou.
No veei farmarskej ponce
Smith poyedaE: AK moje nahl a.
dy pomoci farmarom sn socia.
listicke, tax terajsi vice-prezident
Dawes, .byvaly guverner Illinoisu
Frank 0. Lowden a ini musejll
byt' do tejto triedy zaradenl {
senator Charles Curtis Kansas
terajsi vice-prezidentsky kandidat
.bol SO percent socialistom, lebe
napred hlasoval "a McNary-Hau
sgenoyu predlohu 0 farmarskej po
moci a potion hlasoval proti nej
ked ju .prezident Coolidge veto
val.
Smith tiez kritizoval Hoovero
We ildaje o prosperite.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-26
HILLCRESTCANIA PRE-
HRALI Y MASSILLON

Nasi IIillcrestcani Campbell
hrali v nedelu futbal Massillon
S Wolverine catoul tito porazili
nasich chlapcov pomere 10 ku,
0. Massilonska cata nasbierala
vsetky svoje body prvej polo
Wei. V druhej polovici, ked' Bar
rett dobre vyhresil Hillcrestca-
nov, tito hrali uz lepsie, ale Mas
silloncania nepopustili a tax ma
81 museli sa uspokojit' poraz-
kou. Massillonska cata je chyrna
Y celom State, preto MET sa ami
co divit' jej Wit azstvu.
Stefan Myers/a Sakacs cd Hill
crestcanov boil v hre raneni a
museli ju opnstit', Johnny Nc
Carthy, massillonsky hrac, Dol
najvacsim s'krikom'', lebo on sko-
roval vsetky body pre- Massillion-
eanov. Hral AMI opravdoyy Red
Grange Kebyg Hillcrestcanias boil
mali kopaca ako je Mccarthy,
Massilloneania by neboli vyhrali.
Ganuck Wolfe, Bill Wasko,
Saccas Truck Bonovich hrali
najlepsie "a Hillcrestcanov. Hill
crestcania .pojdu ma bndncu me-
sdel'u do Petersburgu hrat' s
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-26
sMRTNE ZPRAvY..

Jan Tatarka, syn Jana a Marie
Tatarka, z {. 913 Burkley Ave,
zomrel v piatok min. tyzdna po
operacii mandli yo veku Is ro-
kov. Oplakavajd no rodicia, isty-
ria bratia a.stare matky. Pohrab
mal utorok z domu smdtku
chramu Sv. Cyrilla Methoda.
Obrady vykonal Rev. j. NJ. Lis
cinskF. Pochovany Dol v Calvary
cintorfne. -.. .....:-.4
Maria Okunis z {. 1872 Jeffer-
son St., Campbell, zomrelaIv me-
de1'u vo yeku 46 rokov. Pohrab
Dol vo stvrtok z domu {. y Trem-
BILE Ave. a chramu Sv. jana Krst.
Obrady vykonal Rev. Jan HAM
rak. Pochovana bo1a Calvary
cintorine. + r.. ,.-. ..> ..,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-26
VRAZDA A SAMOVRAZDA

Y Barbertone udala sa rodinna
tragtdia, Y ktorej utratene boly
diva zivoty.. Louis, Lazar, idnc so
svojou manzelkou po ulici, doha-
doval sa $ ilou. Odrazy vytiahol
revolver a jednlm vystrelom "a.
strelil svoju zenu. Potion obratil
revolver ma seba a sa zastrelif
Lazar Dol 63-rocny a jeho zena
len 3s-rocrla. Marlil ma nu.. 70,
staly styri male siroty po Mich.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-26

Smith ponavstevuje viacere re-
publikanske staty na vychode,
ba zajde do Pennsylvania, basty
to republikanizmu. V tychto sta
toch povie ostatn6 svoje reel po-
tom bude cakat' fvysledky hlaso-
vanla.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-26
PAM PALKoVICOVA OPERO.
VANA.

Doznali SINE sa,. ze lnanzelka p.
"A. M. Palkoyita, hi: sspraycu x.
Sokolov boia V tieto operovana
ma zapal slepeho creva. Operacia
isa yydarila a PAM Palkovicova sa
fciti primerane okolnostiam dost'
.dobre. Prajeme jaj slsordho zota-
venia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-26
slight Importance to those who
are engaged ii our industry.
NEWYoRtAN1A HLU6NE
j oSLAVovALI HoOvERA

Il =, Il
Republikansky kandidat Hoo
yer NAL pondelok veeer rec VI
New Yorku pred $4,000 hlav po-
eitujdcim obecenstvom. Tu do
stal take ovacie, axe este nikde
pocas tejto kampane. Ked, vosiel
do siene Madison Square Garden,
obecenstvo no vitalo "a dewitt MI
nut ked povstal recnit' potlesk
trval celych dvanast' nlndt.
Ma tejto, schodzi povedal svoju
najlepsiu rec. V nej vylozil celu
svoju politicku filozofiu. Vyjadril
svoju najplnsiu d6veru v anne
ricku demokraciu ohradil sa
slime proti statnemu socializmu,
aky guverner Smith odporuca.
Hovoril:
"Videl som jeho (stat, socializ-
mu) tyranie, jeho nespravodli-
vosti, jeho znicenie samosprav, ie-
no podminovanie samych instink-
Ftov, ktore nesti mas l'ud k pokro-
ku, Europe, kde je malo pokro-
ku, kde s1 snizene standardy Ii
vobytia, kde je utlaeeny duch
l'udu, robotujuceho pod takym
systemom.''
Hoover, udavaj1c, re demo-
kraft chcd zaviest' statny socia-
lizmus spoj. statoch, NAL ma
mysli odpor1ciania Smitha o.
tazke prohibicie, farmarskej po-
moci a elektrarni. Smith odporn-
cal statny nakup predaj sepoj-
nych napojov, vladny (priamy ci
nepriamy) nakup a predaj a ur-
covanie Glen farmarskych pro-
duktov a vladne operovanie vodo-
| elektrarnf. Hovoril d 'alej:
/ "Statnya socializmus by znicil
politick1 rovnopravnost'. Skorej
! zvaesil by nezli zmensil naduziz
vanie podplatnost. Zadusil by
iniciativu a vynalezavost'. Pod
kopal by vyvins vodcovstva skr
| patel a skalicil by dtlsevna a du-
cheyne aenergie 'nasho Iudu. Wy
hubil by rovnost' prilezitost'
Vysusil by ducha slobody a po-
kroku.' Hovoriac 0 ponechani
obchodu obcanstvu, povedal:
! "Republikanska strana nepo-
pusti ami joty narodnych zrie
del bohatstva bez ilplnej ochrany
\ narodnych zaujmov. Kde sa jed
na verejne blaho, ako je kon-
trola povodnf, paroplavba, zavod-
novanie, vedecke vyskumy, ma
! rodna obrana alebos pionierovanie
\ W novom umenf, bude potrebne,
Il ably vlada vyrabaIas elektricku 81
lu ako pobocny vyrobok. Ale to
) musi byt' poboeny yynobok a ME
hlavny. Ztoho ale nenasleduje, ze,
Spoj. Staty sd dojnou kravou da-
komu. Tu nesmie panovat' ziadna
skupina ami kombinacia, uz ci
obchodnicka alebo politicka. Tu
musl panovat' ako ekonomicka,
| tax politicka a spolocenska spra-
vodlivost'.',
Hoover IA buduci tyzden sa uz
: odberie do Palo Alto, Cal, kde je
jeho domoy. iCestou zastavi sa V
ST. Louis, kde povie 1. alebo 2.
novembra rec. Ostatnii rec bude
mat po radiu'5. novembra 70 svo-
jej rezidencie. ~-' a
/ Hoover 81 je isty vit'azstya. Po-
Z vedal, ze v republikanskej strane
! nebolo takej prikladnej svor-
nosti uz 25 rokov, aka panuje te-
raz.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-26
TALIANSKI KARDINALI
..' OSTALI v MENSINE

Kardinal Gaetano de Lai, ia,
jomnik konsistoria cd +. 1908, 10
mrel "a okt. vo veku rs rokov.i
Jeho smrt on zostali, talianski
kardinali v mensine. keby tax
teraz nastala vol 'ba papeza, mo-
hol by byt' zvoleny inonarodovec~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-26
PREJAV CA1dPBELL.A o
VOL'BACH.
lslsss aaalaaa h.
(Dokoncenie S 4. strany)

4 consideration to the fundamental
issues which affect the prosperity
Of the country and the security
and happiness of our homes.
This is q big country with
diversified interests. Legislation
suitable to Iowa, which is farm
ing state, for instance, might be
detrimental Ito Pennsylvania,
which is a mining and manufac-
turing state, and vice versa.
Members of the Senate
and members of the House al
ways have and always will differ
about these matters. If we elect
able, reasonable men for these
offices we may expect them to
work out these problems in a
satisfactory and reasonable man
ner. If those chosen do not do so,
our recourse is to elect Others to
take their places.
There in one fundamental issue
which has been party issue be-
tween the two major political
parties for years and which is of
the greatest Importance to the
country in general and to the in
habitants Of this valley in par
ticular. That issue is the tariff.
The Republican party is and al
ways has been for protective
tariff. The Democratic party is
and always has been for tariff
for revenue only. The Democrats
declare this year for a tariff that
will maintain competition; that
must mean foreign competition.
The Democratic candidate,
seeing the. trouble he is in now,
has publicly declared that he is
opposed to the well known policy
Of his party on the tariff, hoping
that this wAl quiet the fears of
the people; but everyone knows
that Congress passes the laws and
that he will not be able to control
his, party on this issue if he
should be elected. /.
What we want is a good vol
ume of business with fair prices
which will provide steady en-
ployment at good wages. 1T is
contrary to all experience to hope
for this result under such tariff
as the Democratic party pro-
poses.
Wages abroad are less than
half what they are in this coun-
try and water transportation
enables the foreign manufac cturer
to deliver goods at points on our
seaboard much cheaper than the
home manufacturer can. Every
pound of steel purchased in this
country from a foreign manu-
facturer replaces a pound Of steel
which otherwise would be made
at home. Wages and earnings suf-
fer accordingly. Under low
tariff the result would be felt in
every factory, home and store in
this community. II I
We will all agree, l am sure,
that our community is more pros
porous and that we enjoy better
living conditions with present
high wages than we did prior to
the war when wages were less
than half what they are now.
There are more automobiles,
pianos, radios, washing machines
and other devices witch make our
homes more pleasant and attrac-
tive than formerly.
Prosperity has been general for
the past eight years and / am sure
we all want it to continue.
Therefore, I am going to vote
n vY I r 81
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-26

- Slovenska Liga je vsenarod-
ma ustanovizen, vstupujte dc nej
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MUSIC
ON RADIO TONIGHT
Concert of Philharmonic Or
chestra Will Be Broad.
cast at 100.

The second symphony Of Brahms and
compositions Of List, Tschaikowsky and
ioldmark feature the Lewisohn Stadium
concert tonight of the New York Phil
harmonic Symphonic Orchestra, which
WRC and its associated stations will
broadcast from 7:30 to $50 O'Clock,
Under the direction of Willem van
Hoogstraten, the program will present
the following works: Overture, "Sakun-
tala." by Goldmark: fantasia. Romeo
and Juliet" by Tschaikowsky Les
Preludes." by List, and symphony No
g." by Brahms.
Pennsylvania TO Play.
Statler'S PennsylvanianS will open
WRC's evening program at O'Clock
with a half hour of popular music, after
which A. Rae Williams of the Mems
Bible Glass of Calvary M. E. Church
will give the weekly Bible talk. Paul
In a Roman Prison" is the subject.
The Pennsylvanians will return at
6.45 for l5-minute continuation of
their program. Immediately following
will be a l5-minute recital by Mildred
Hunt soprano. and the weekly resume
Of the worlds business by DR.. julius
Klein OF the Department OF Commerce.
The late attractions include dance
music by the Palais dor and Jardin
Lido Orchestra and the regular period
Of slumber music from 10 to III o'clock
Requests Featured.
Red Nichols and his Five Pennies will
provide the weekly program of Leese's
Saturday Nighters which WMAL has
scheduled as its principal attraction to-
night. The other musical features in
clude vocal recitals by Ethel West and
Madelon Sherman and William f. Gem
nell and trombone solos by Glenn Col
cord
WRHF'S contribution to the radio en-
tertainment tonight will be an alb
breViated dinner concert and request
program. The latter will be broadcast
from s 30 to Z o'clock.
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LOCAL. Radio Entertainment
Saturday. August rs. 1928

NAA-Washington Navy Yard t4S4.S
Meters-690 Kilocycles).
3.4s pm.-Weather Bureau reports.
o.55 pm.-Arlington time signals,
10 as p,m.--Weather Bureau reports.
wRHF-American Broadcasting Co.
1924 Meters-930 Kilocycles).
5.45 p.m.-The Town Crier.
pm.-Dinner concert.
$50 pm. to pm.-Request program
WMAL--Washington Radio Forum
GALS Meters-1?40 kflocyciesl.
SIS p.m.-Thirty Club, conducted by
A. Cloyd Gill.
tbs p.m.-Weekly forum OF the
7:30 p.m.-Ethel West. soprano, and
Thelma Cunningham. whistler.
7:50 p.m.-Talk by Miss Sophie Al
exander.
9 pm.-Correct time.
sol unpopular songs by Madeion
$40 p.m.-Glenn colcord. trombonist,
and Rubye L. Booth. pianist
$40 pm.-William E. Gemmel, BARI
tone
pm-Talk by representative of the
WaGf1lTlRiDtl foDdiD Va AAdttN'
g:l5 p.m.--Leese's Saturday Nighters,
featuring Red Nichols and has five PEN
MES.
Io:15 to 1890 p.m.-News flashes.
unconditional Broadeasting Co. ASS
Meters-640 Kilocycles).
$50 pm.-Musical varieties.
4 p.m.-The Marionettes.
4:30 pm-Jolly Bill and Jane.
5 -Waldorf-Astor Orchestra
SIS pIm.-Motion Picture Guide.
5:57 pm-Base ball scores, courtesy
Of the Associated Press and The Eve
ming Star.
s pm.-Statlers Pennsylvanians.
30 pm--"Paul in Roman PRISON,
by A. Rae Williams.
G:45 pm.-Statler's Pennsylvanians.
Mildred Hunt, soprano.
7.l5 pm.--"A Week of the Worlds
Business. by DR. Julius Klein.
100 pm.--Correct time.
7:30 p.m.-~Eew York Philharmonic
Symphony Orchestra ~ Willem Van
Hoogstraten. conductor, from the Levi
s0hn Stadium.
$40 p.m.-Palais dor Orchestra.
10 pm-Slumber music.
II Weather forecast
II 10 IL pm-Jardin Lido Orchestra,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-25
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CHINESE ADMITS KILLING
TEN AND WOUNDING SIX
His Only Regret Is That He Did
Not Stay More Of His Fellow
CountTymen. He Says.

Fr me Associated Press.
sUfGUN. Calf. August 25.-I0y
Young Chinese. captured at Grass VAL
ley Thursday and charged with the
murder Of 10 Of his fellow country
men, was bound over 10 the Superior
Court for thai by Justice VI the Peace
n A. Maynard here yesterday. Officers
declared the Chinese had little TO say
except u remark be wished he had
opportunity " xii half dozen more
Chinese He remained defiant and. In
the face 0f testimony that he had
9laln 20 persons and wounded several
others readily admitted his deed.
The 10 victims acre killed Wfcn
Yegng cook On a large ranch. sud-
denly ran smuck with q gun and
hatchff and sftacked every person
within his rcacn No motive for the
eeed has been asceFtained