davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1928-11-04
AROUND THE CITY
BY MAMIE LANCASTER.

ing by while the contraption waited
the signal to move on could have read
the whole digest of what was more
human than literary" but one woman
who came up as the van was starting
was able to get only glimpse that took
in "78 years wed"-and that man
end woman inside we're on their. six
tieth honeymoon-or. maybe, 1t was
only six. You can't tell when a thing
is moving out of eye reach. But. any
how, either anniversary was enough to
give convincing proof of a love as old
as life's span, coupled with adventure
that was youth.
Conventional age is addicted to easy
chairs and the quiet of well ordered
home, but the couple In the little gray
house must have been different. It
may be, of course, that the detailed
chalk history on the walls would have
revealed a humorous ad of some sort.
but the woman, being a literal soul,
believed that If she could have peeked
through one of the tiny windows she
would have seen a modern edition of
Darby and Joan embarrassed from the
traditions of age. Anyhow it was a
curious sight.
y y X
A T the same time and in the same
Understanding on a platform
waiting for a car-the same woman
noticed newsboy who was a mature
man, with stack of papers under one
arm and his back to the street. shuf-
fling about on the bricks, like some
folks who are too nervous to stand
still while waiting. A long black line
of automobiles that had been penned
up to give pedestrians the right of way
spurted forward and the newsboy man
had to wait for a clear coast like a
dozen others clustered at the curb. So
he shuffled this way. that way; for
ward and backward. until he toppled
over on the asphalt not expected.
hard spillirg tumble that must have
near broken his spine.
BY chance-or maybe-juSt mavbe-
owing to that sweet little cherub that
sits up aloft keeping watch on the life
of poor Jack-ahd which any poetical
union ought to permit, seeing that
mature man who is a newsboy must
be a jack of all trades-ons car had
whizzed ahead, literally within head
of the fallen figure, and the next car
had nerve to put on the brakes, so that
the poor chap had time to scramble up
and out OF the incident, thanks to the
skill of the man at the wheel.
He ran as he had Shuff1ed, feeling,
doubtless. as most of us do. that per-
sonal pain is easier to bear than the
shame of being caught doing some
thing foolish In public-and it sure was
foolish to shuttle backward until he
fell on the street. Which is all there
is to 1t, except that
AS the woman was reading a maga-
zine that night under the loveliest lamp
shade in town, there came before the
print many imaginary pictures of a
newsboy man in hospital with a
Evening star., 1928-11-04
GEORGETOWN COURSE
OPENS TOMORROW NIGHT
Varied Events to Feature Fourth
Season of Ten-Event Uni
versity Program.

The Georgetown 10-event course will
or,en its. fourth season tomorrow night
at 8 o'clock with an evening of music"
in the Georgetown Presbyterian Church.
p street near Thirty-frst street. A
group Of the George Washington Uni
verSity Glee Club, under direction of
Robert Howe Harmon, will render the
program, with Grace Ruble Harmon
as accompanist.
The 1O-event course will be varied
this year, embracing music, art. litera-
ture and pictures. One of the features
will be the John Bunyan lecture, cele-
brating the tercentenary Of his birth.
Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe has had
charge OF the programs since DR.. VIII
liam Mather Lewis, former president OF
George Washington, who inauguratsd
them, left the city.
Evening star., 1928-11-04
WAGE ROW IN RUHR
ROUSES GERMANY
Lockout Of 250,0O0 Involves
Legality of Law Designed
to Prevent Crisis.
BY GUSTAV STOLPER.
German Editor and Economist.

Py RADIO to The Star.
BERLIN, November 3.-The threat
ened labor struggle in the Ruhr district
has come. Some 250,00O workmen have
been locked out, or, in other words,
about 100000 people are without a
means of livelihood
II the conflict lasts only week the
number of persons out of work will be
greatly increased. for. If the iron works
are idle, the coal mines can no longer
produce.
The heart of German economy is at
tackled by this struggle But the ma
terial losses are not the worst thing.
The battle may have serious political
phases and consequences.
Would Avoid Conflicts.
The German law aims at making
labor conflicts impossible. If employer
and employe cannot agree, a so-called
arbitrator is summoned, who then gives
his verdict. If both parties accept, it
assumes the validity of voluntary
wage agreement. If one or both parties
reject the verdict, the minister of labor
is called upon. If he approves the
verdict, he can declare it obligatory.
Evening star., 1928-11-04
and such a declaration is not subject to

and such declaration is not subject to
appeal.
AS a matter Of fact. the minister of
labor in all important wage conflicts in
the last year has declared the verdict
obligatory. and thus Germany, In con-
trast to all other industrial countries.
has been shared great labor conflicts
since 1924. But the employers have long
opposed it, for in practice there wns
steady wage increase The labor unions.
which every time a wage agreement ex-
pired made new demands. regularly re-
ceived 80 to so per cent of those de-
mandS.
AS long as business conditions were
growing better, this was half way en-
durable, but retention of this system
despite rauid worsening of conditions
has provoked EMPLOYERS to open resist
ance to the states attornev. Six
weeks ago thev gave notice that the
workmen would be locked out unless
new wage agreement was reached by
November l.
Increase Is Ordered.
Now a decision granting the workers
a 4 to per cent increase in wages has
been declared obligatory Nevertheless
the employers declared. to the general
astonishment, that they would insti-
tute a lockout and the doors of the
great shops in the Rhineland have been
shut since Thursday Thus an un-
precedented legal situation arises. The
employers declare the labor minister's
decision void on formal grounds and
have initiated process in the national
labor court. They will hardly be able
to win this suit. but meantime the
workmen can receive no doles, since the
sit,ration is lockout.
If the employers lose their suit they
will be menaced with the prospect of
suits brought by the labor unions for
damages for breach of the wage agree
ment. But such a process would also
be gigantic since it would involve
dozens of millions. The government
cannot surrender. since it must protect
its authority against rebellion of en-
ployers. The labor unions cannot re-
cede because their members would not
Evening star., 1928-11-04

broken rib or two-where he really may
be this minute, poor soul.
Il y
A N assault on the Treasury in broad
daylight with the streets filled
with usual crowds coming and going,
seems too reckless for any burgular to
attempt but anything can happen in
this world-ever notice?
People watched while the Young and
nimble invader attacked the barred
windows on the Fifteenth street side,
one by one Then he tried the door
and went back to the windows. Each
being as impregnable as Gibraltar Rock,
he stood back on the grassy, knoll. as
if regarding other ways of getting in.
but, seeing uniformed guard at the
doorway. rushed up to him squatted UP
on his launches and begged-as any
other park-bred squirrel would do
And a man and woman who had
paused to enjoy the small creatures
antics said. when the show was over
leastwise. the man said it:
"A squirrels contempt for money
looks like he was a better man than
the rest of us"
. DuU "ouAuAA HIuH DS CohteHlpCdule
If he went around fighting for lot of
nuts to hide away?" The woman
laughed off her comment and qualified
it by adding: God made bees. and
bees made honey; God made man and
man made money
Which had nothing whatever to do
with the squirrel attacking the Treas
ury building but the man chuckled.
as II the quotation had fit in fine
Which made it all right.
1t takes so little to make things
right and fine in this world that it
seems odd we don't make 1t a more
popular pastime.
Evening star., 1928-11-04

Pompoms, feathers, velvet rib
bons, glittering rhineStones-what
a variety of trimmings is used to
adorn these new hats. Shapes are
new and interesting-colors are
here to match every Winter cos
tune. And head sizes for everyone.
Evening star., 1928-11-04

enthusiasm was such. as only a ten
year-old boy can muster Even after
the field was reached. and his guides
began pointing out sites of engagements
and locations and monuments. his In
terest held, but he became just bit
impatient. You could see that some
thing was lacking: something was not
as 1t was expected to be. FINALLY ne
blurted out
But where is the blood, and where
are the dead soldiers? We got here
so soon didn't think they could
have moved all the dead and covered
up all the blood Course I thought
they would have taken the wounded
ones away, but I don't see how they
could have got all the dead ones off
the field SO quick-1'm disappointed,
cause we did drive out quick, right
after the battle, didn't we Dad?'
Another small boy, who surely will
grow up into the diplomatic corps,
rushed breathlessly into the house,
threw down his cap, fiopped into a
chair
Johns goat sure can run fast!
know, Cause was in front of him!
wouldn't it be well for all of us to
remember, when trouble comes after
us that we are in front Of it?
y. w. N.
Yes, sir. And if trouble runs like a
snake we might break its back by zig
tagging as we sprinted-But about the
boy: ..
He was perfectly right. The battle
of Bull Run was fresh conflict in his
knowledge-snd fresh conflict al
ways means blood.
X X
A TINY gray house hitched to an
automobile had halted at Fifteenth
and the avenue in obedience to traffic
law, and when released for action
started toward the White House. 1t
was such a chip of shack that its
obvious one room was limited to bit
of a window on each wall and bit
OF door at the rear. But the little
windows showed parted curtains of
gay yellow that might have been SUM-
shine instead of cotton. and the gray
walls were illustrated with chalk
writings as to who was travelling in
side. and why.
Those fortunate enough to be stand
Evening star., 1928-11-04
Winner!

The artist friend who advised
lovely Dorothy Cray. 254 West
18th ST., New York City, to enter
two recent beauty contests, is
probably saying, Il told you So"
She won both of them and a
movie engagement into the bar
gain! Too bad, pictures can't
show the lovelineSS of her skin
and the cleaning beauty Of her
dark brown hair, points which,
the Judges say, swayed their de-
ciSionS.
When I consider how people
admire my hair now and how diff
ferent it was not long ago." says
Miss Cray, 81 can't help telling
about it. Dandruff had nearly
ruined my hair. It had gotten
Stringy, dull and was falling out.
My scalp was terribly uncomfort-
able. Then a friend got me start
ed on this method of caring for
the hair which is all the rage
among New York girls. Now, I
Just put a little danderine on my
brush each time l use at. Since
I have been doing this regularly,
all dandruff has disappeared; my
scalp has become perfectly COM
Portable and healthy; nv hair has
stopped falling out and has be-
come soft, gleamy and pretty"
Danderine quickly removes that
oily film from your hair, restores
it's natural color, gives it more
lustre than brilliantine. 1t makes
the hair easy to dress and keeps
it in place. 1t stops dandruff. 1t
isn't oily and doesn't show. At
all drug stores, 35c. A ,delicately
fragranced toilet necessity for the
we'll -groomed girl.
Evening star., 1928-11-04

understand why they should abandon
rights which the ministers decree
grants them. and the employers cannot
give in because their prestige is at stake
and also because in the present state
of the market. at least. they say they
cannot afford to pay higher wages.
The crisis in the Rhineland is
grave symptom of Germany's economic
situation as the situation really Is, and
not as unfrlendly propaganda would
make it appear.
tCopyriGht. 1927
Evening star., 1928-11-04

are always OIIleIS
and this addition
is kindly given us
by a citizen from
the friendly un-
known, who writes
his experience, like
this:
My dear Miss
Lancaster: Apropos
of your Bull Run
story in last Sum-
days Star. the fol-
lowing may inter-
est you: l. a S t
month a ten-year-
old boy was thrilled
over the prospect
of a visit to Bull
r u n battlefield.
On the drive his
Evening star., 1928-11-04
Fined by Commissioners.

The District Commissioners yester-
day imposed !ine of $50 on Pvt. NJ. T.
johnson. Traffic Bureau. following
finding bv tie Pu.ice Trial Board that
johnson was guilty of association with
married woman. Mrs. Alice Nov
Leong The Trial 6oard had recon-
mended dismissal. but the Commission
ers considered that the fine would he
punishment erough.
Evening star., 1928-11-04

TIME small boy who was disap-
pointed in his trip to Bull Run
battlefield because he saw no
bull run, is hereby sympathe-
tically notified that he has
brother critic in young gentleman of
his owr callow but deadly honest
years. You notice we can never hope
to be unique for the reason that there
Evening star., 1928-11-04

Britain is highly pleased over the an
nouncement that the Virginia State
Chamber of Commerce will visit Great
Britain next Summer to return the one
paid last year by the Association of
British Chambers of Commerce.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19
ZAs JEDEN SVINDLERSKY
AGENT CHYTENf

Po tieto dni chytenv boil a are
stovant mestskou policiou 56-
rocnE r. w. Mitchell {. 1852
Hillman st. ma obzalobu Stanisla.
va Majetica, re Mitchell wal Cd
neho 800 co zavdavok na oblek
od jednej kompanie a nedostal a.
nj oblek AMI peniaze. Ked' Maize
tic cakal "a oblekom tri mesiace
nadarmo, pisal spolo6nosti a cd
tel dostal odpoyed', re od Nit.
chella nedostala ziadpu obiedna
,vkll ahf ppnfaze: :
NajlepSie je. ked' niekto od a.
gentov objednava, aby medal ami
centa zavdavku a platil az dosta-
ne objednanl wee.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19
OSLAVIA ZACIATOK
ELIMINACIE KRIzOVATKY

Ma buddci pondelok 10. ho-
dine bude formalne zapocata pra-
ca ma eliminacii krizovatky ma
Watt st. a z tel prilezitosti po-
vedane bud1 viacere reel popred-
nymi obGanmi mesta.
Eliminacia tejto krizovatky bo-
la zapocata pred par mesiacmi
srdtenfm viacerych domov. Teraz
spolocnost', ktora eliminaciu pre-
vedie, zacne odvazat' zem a po
vycistenf zahaji stavbu zvysene.
no mosta ponad kol'aje. Most bu.
de siroky a. siahat' bude az ku
Wood st.
Touto elimination a budovanfn
South Ave. mosta majetok osady
Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda bezpochy.
by posthpi Gene, lebo Watt uli.
ca stane sa talk jednou z najrus
nejsich ulic mesta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19
CIRKULUJU FALOSNE
svEDECTvA PRoTI
49,: HOOVEROVI

Po Spojenych Statoch rozsiro-
vane sl faloSne, padelane doku-
menty o tom, re Herbert Hoover
sa kedysi uchadzal anglickt OBJ
canstvo. Department statu vo
Washingtone oznamil predsedovi
republikanskej strany, ze tieto
napady boly vysetrene depart
mentom Statu Londyne a neza-
kladaju sa ma pravde. Pravda je
ia, re Hoover, ked' boil Londy-
ne, vylisoval 81 jeden dom a ma
zaklade volebnych zakonov v
Anglii panujicich, boil uradmi Ia
neseny do soznamu volicov, a.
vsak nikdy nehlasoval, ami voleb-
neho prava nemal, ami o anglicke
obcanstvo neziadal.
Podobne zakony, ako Anglii,
boly j byvalom Uhorsku. Ame-
ricki Slovaci, obcania, ked' mali
kraji majetok a priSli ia ma
navstevu pocas volieb, mohli hla-
sovat', ked chceli.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19
Registrujte sa
iste Y sobotu +!

V tdto sobotu, 90. oktobra, je
posledny registra6ny den k VOL
bam. Kto sa dosial' neregistroval
nezaregistruje sa ami na sobotu,
nebude mat pravo hlasovat' vo
vol bach 6. novembra.
Ma registraciu volebne pravo
je opravneny kazdy americky OBJ
can obeanka, tn rodcny alebo
naturalizovany. Pravo ma i man.
zelka, ked' sa vydala "a obcana
pred o.. septembrom roku 1922,
bez toho, zeby mala svoj zvlastny
obeansky papier. Manzelky obca-
nov, ktore sd ME obcankami W.
daily sa "a obcanov pc ~. sep
tembri 1922 nemaj1 hlasovacieho
prava iba tax, ked 81 svoj vlast-
ny obcansky papier zadovazily.
Hlasovacie pravo majn taxi til
rodent muzovia a zeny, ktori do
siahnu 81. rok ma druhy den po
vol'-bach, t..j. 7. novembra.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19

81. Mildred Steiner co "preda-
na mladucha'' Jan Vitkaj, co
Topolsky, jej kupec, hrajd hlav-
ne charakterysdramy "Predana
mladucha' ktori zahra Drama
ticky kruzok Sboru 146. T. s. j.
Sokol uz tejto nedeli popoludni i
veeer vo vel'kej sieni skoly Sv.
Cyrilla a Methoda na n. Watt ST.
Tnto dramu spfsal p. Andrej Ci-
sar, riaditel' krizku a ma nedelu
bude jej premidra. Ako na predo-
slych predstayeniach tohto krnz-
ku tax al ma tomto bude mnoho
obecenstva, leba krtizok sa vzdy
pousiloval zahrat kazdu hru tax
verne, tax zivot.", ako by sa ona
naozaj prevadzala. Kriizok ma Wy
nikajucich hercov hereEky,
ktori lplne pochopuju psycholo-
gicky vyznam svojich dloh a pre-
to vzdy ich predstavenia boly po-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19
pOSVIACKA MATERINSKEHO
DOMU BOLA VEL 'KOLEPA
Tisice Slov&kov z clevelandskei
diecezi pritomne ma posviacke.

V nedel'u odbyvana bola po-
sviacka materinskeho domu pre-
slovenske mnisky-ucitelky radu
:'v. Vincenta Bedford, pri Gle
velande "a 1casti biskupa Rt. Rev
JOS. Schrembs, jeho kancelara
inych hodnostaroy biskupstva.
vsetkych slovenskych knazov 2
diecezi, matky Emerenciany, Fa-
ther Hagela tisicov veriacich
Clevelandu, Mahoning doliny,
Akronu, Lorainu, Cantonu
inych miest, kde Slovaci katolici
maju svoje farnosti. Posviacku
previedol osvp. biskup Schrembs.
ktory potion NAL kazen po sloven-
sky anglicky. Slavnostni slo-
venskn kazen povedal Rev. FIR.
Dubos.
Tento materinskv dom (klastor)
dostaly slovenske sestry Vincen-
tianky do daru od osvp. bisknpa.
Cely majetok je hoden $3.50, 900.
Majetok porucila clevelandskemu
biskupstvu rodina Schatzinger s
podmienkou, ze bude sliizit' nabo-,
zenskym ciel ON. @ majetok hla-
silo sa mnoho skupin biskup-
stve, no biskup no dal Slovakom.
Slovenske vincientianky mail
klastor Perrysville, Pa. pri
Pittsburghu, kde sa vychovavaji
itel'ky pre- slovenske osadna
skoly. Ako nam je znamo, osada
Sv. Alzbety ma Haselton ma Sc
stry tohto klastora. Y novom
klastore Bedford vychovavanf
budd tiez utitel ky pre- stale ra-
stiice slovenske osadne skoly y
clevelandskom biskupstve.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19
MELLON ODPOVEDAL
SMITHOVI o FINANCIACH

Demokraticky kandidat pref
dentstva NAL toho tyzdna Seda-
liza, Mo. rec, v ktorej udal, re
vlada Spoj. Statov vydava teraz
Wac ako roku 1921. 1914. Ia
jomnik pokladu Mellon teraz cd
povedal, ze Smith ma len vel'mi
povrchne znamosti financiach
vlady, lebo mac by nebol tax no.
voril. Vydavky vsetkych depart
mentov vlady boly o $29,OO,-
600 vacsie roku 1927 voei roku
1924 ME $2OO,OOO,OOO ako
Smith udal. Tiez vydavky neod-
vislych iiradovni vlady, Smith
udal, zvysily sa z So, 400. 900 v ro-
ku 1914 ma $163,OOO,OO0 v 1921 a
ma 1856, 100000 V 1928. Ale Smith
nedolozil, ze z tych 1856, ,OOO, ,OOO
slo $500, 100000 ma podporovanie
valecnych mrzakov, ktorych este
v 1914 nebolo a v 1921 este pod.
poru nedostavali. Mellon dolozil
ze "a inych okolnosti by ami ne
odpovedal ma takhto "cisto poll
tickl rec, ale Smith tou recor
proboval narodu predstierat
akoby ministerstvo pokladu di
rektor rozpoctovej nradovn,
chceli narodu ukazovat' falosnJ
obraz 0 financnom stave kra
jiny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19

Baltimore. Md.
Ma oba zvony, "a horlivosti du-.
chovnfho osady. Rev. JANA Ham
raka, prevadzana bola sbierka.
Ma vaesi zvon, sv. Mehala, obeto-2
vail osadnici niektori obGania q
Campbell. Mensi zvon. sv. Cyrilla
Methoda. darovali statni Aba
ujcania.
Slovenske obecenstvo celej
Mahoning doliny je srde6ne po-
zvane ma tito posviackn.
V nedel'u rano v tejto osade
zaha ene budi 40-hodinove po-
boznosti. ktore potrvaj1 do ntor-
ku veeera. V kazdf rano bud1 slii-
zene sv. omSe kazdy vecer bude
kazeh a sv. pozehnanie.
Prya 0mSa bude O .. hOdlre RAJ
no, druha pol s. hodine tre-
tia vel 'ka sv. omsa bude o 8. ho-
dine.
Kazen nedel'u veter bude
mat Rev. j. Novak Akronu,
pondelok vecer Rev. Stefan 10
els 20 Steelton utorok vecer
Rev. Michal Fajdel osady Sv.
Joachima Pittsburgh. Mimo
tychto ma poboznostiach vypoma-
hat budn slovenski duchoyni
columbusskei, erie-skej, cieve-
landskej pittsbnrehskei diecexi
Zarovsn : sa "a oz6amuie. ze pocniie
od nedele, slnzenf bud1 Y kazdii
nedel' u len dive sv. omse az do
oznamenia zmeny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19
vYHLAsENIE KAT. .KNAZAl
= o sTANOvIsKU K VOL BAN

p Rev. James M. McDonough, du-
chovny farnostio Sv. Stefana V
Niles vydal tlaeou pamflet IS do
volenim biskupa clevelandskej j
diecezi, ktorom vyhlasuje sstano-
visko svojej cirkvi k terajsim
prezidentskym vol'bam. Father
McDonough medzi inym takto pi-
Sc:
"Prezident Spojenych Statov,
katolik alebo protestant, ktory by
nebranil naSu vlast' celou silou
nasho naroda, pade by papez
(podl'a sialenych predstav khan
skych) chcel ucinit' tejto kraji-
ny poplatnika svojej svetskej mo-
ci, ma byt' rozstrielany ma kus-
ky plnou silou pneumatickeho rec
nictva senatora Heflina, alebo ma
byt' spaleny ma popol' DR.. Evan
som v poziari krest'anskych krf-
zov Tin Konflagration of Kris
tian Krosses ~.
"Skoncme uz raz tak1to had
ku. Amerika, je ME protestant
skym narodom a je ME katoli.
ckym narodom.' Je ME proti-pro.
testantskou a ME proti-katoli.
ckou. Je ona ylast'ou mas vset.
kych, a potrebuje vernosti a jed.
nomysel'nosti mas vsetkych. ST
agencie v praci nasom narode
ktore by chcely povalit' nasu Via.
du, ale ony tax nenavidia cirkev
ako nenavidia vladu.
"Niet ziadnej bazne, ze by ka.
tolicka cirkev kedy odviedla svo.
jich clenov cd vernosti k tejte
vlasti.''
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19
AMERIKA BUDE MAT
NAJvACSIE vZDUCHOLoDE

Vlada Spojenych Statov zada.
la Goodyear Zeppelin korporacii
V Akron objednavku ma dive ria.
ditel ne vzducholode, ktore budd
najvacSimi ma svete. Budu tri
krat tax vel'ke ako je Los Ange.
les o tretinu vacsie nezli je Graf
zeppelin, ktora V pondelok doSla
2 Nemecka do Ameriky. Move
vzducholode budI V pravomoci
namorneho ministerstva a budG
mat miesto pod sebou pre- nose.
ME piatich vojenskych eroplanov
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19
SLOVAKOM v CAMPBELL
DO PoZORNOSTI

Ma piatok vecer, 26. oktobra
bude mat vvznamni rec pri-
st'ahovaleckej otazke p. y. Gross:
handler. V Neighborbood House.
V Campbell. Mr.. Gr0sshandler je
znamy co znalee prist 'ahova-
leckych zakonov a boil roku 1923
clenom vladnej prist 'ahovaleckej
komisie, ktora ma cele minist-
rom prace DAWSON bola ma Stu
diinej ceste Europe. Vstupne
ma prednasku je vol ne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19
TELEuRAFNf ZAMESTNANCI
DOSTALI PODVY$KU

Western Union Telegraph Co
oznamila svojim niekol'ko tisie
zamestnancom. re cd l. januara
bude i'm zvysena mzda diva mi
liony dolarov rocne, Tato podvvs
ka tyka sa zamestnancov Mise,
triedy. Zamestnanci vyssej triedy
pocn1c cd supervizora, dostal
jeden milion-dolarovn podvysk,
osobitne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19
BELA KISS ZNOVU OTvoRf
TANECNU SKOLU

Znamy ucitel' tancu, Bella Kiss,
otvori ma 20. oktobra tanecni
skolu Moose Hall, ma w. Board
man St. Skola sa zapocne pol
8. hodine vecer a bude otvorena
tri razy do tyyzdna. Ma budnci
tyzdey pan Kiss oznami podrob-
nosti zahajeni svojej skoly.