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Evening star., 1928-11-01
Garfield Nursery Guild
to Benefit From Horse Show.


to Benefit From Horse Show.
Added to the list of patronesses and
boXholders for the sixth semi-annual
Wardman Park Saddle Club Horse
Show. to be given under the auspices
of the Welfare and Recreational AsSo-
citation of Public Buildings and Grounds
at Rock Greek Park equitation field
Saturday for the benefit of the Gar
field Hospital Nursery Guild are Mrs.
Thomas w. Phillips, Mrs. Charles
Stanley White and Mrs. Henry Ben
ming Spencer The Army Remount
Association, through Maj. Cedarwald,
has offered generous donation toward
the benefit.
Among the new entries are Miss Dora
Preece, who returned Sunday from a
Summer vacation spent travelling in
Europe. Miss Ruth Matthews. well
known rider of the Hunt Club of War
renton. Va, will arrive in Washington
Saturday morning to try her skill in
carrying off some of the prizes.
Mrs Edmund Horgan is in charge of
tickets and has had greater requests
for tickets and boxes than was antici-
pated. Reservations may be made
until o'clock tomorrow evening by
writing to Mrs. Horgan, chairman of
the Guild committee, or to Miss TouS-
saint Dubois, chairman of publicity,
International Building. There will be
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Mrs. Fenton Bradford, who spent the
Summer with her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Golden, in
Los Angeles, has returned to her apart
ment at Wardman Park Hotel.
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Mrs. c. O. Couling, who is en- route
from Shnghai, China, to London, Eng
land, is spending few days in Wash
ingon at the Grace Dodge Hotel. She
came to Washington after visit in
Charleston. S. G.
Evening star., 1928-11-01

to distinguished women all over
the world.
Many women still are thinking
that it is natural for a certain
few to have lovely skin and the
rest may go on being ugly be-
cause of course, dry textures and
unsightly pores and blemishes.
But-the facts are contrary
you may have a complexion that
is clean, fine and smooth as a
balmy June breeze.
How? BY first making an ap-
pointment at this famous beauty
salon and then have the special
lists here examine your skin and
arrange your treatments accord
ing to your individual needs.
You will be amazed at the re-
suits of single treatment.
Poise, ease and self confidence
which a complexion by Elizabeth
Arden treatments and methods
bestow upon you will make you
beautiful and lovely.
Franklin 1881.
1l47 Connecticut Avenue.
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CRACKS SKULL IN FALL.

Window Cleaner Tumbles Two
Stories While at Work.
Falling two stories while cleaning
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a short stay, entertained at dinner in
the crystal room last evening. Her
guests numbered 25.
Evening star., 1928-11-01

Mrs. F. E. Costinett and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Harry Lloyd Merring, enter
tanned eight guests at the dinner dance
at the Wardman Hotel last evening.
Evening star., 1928-11-01

Mrs. Walter Lambert and her mother
are staying at the Traymore for few
days.
Evening star., 1928-11-01

It's t h e
dance a II d
song t h a t
help to make
the world go
round.
And Ward
man P a r k
dances are the
favorites i n
Washington.
Unlike some
places which
have good this
or that but
something else
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Hpesk

When you are window shopping
tomorrow be sure to see the beau
tiful display in
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Mr. and Mrs W. Hallam Tuck Of the
Plaza Hotel, New York, are spending
several days at the Wardman Park Ho-
tel having come to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton NJ. Brown. who have recently
arrived from Antwerp. Accompanying
Mr.. and Mrs. Tuck are Miss Alice
Karcher of Antwerp and Mrs. A. j.
WidderSon of London.
Evening star., 1928-11-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Ira c. Tilton of Free
hold, N j.. are at the Grace Dodge
Hotel for a few days while on an ex-
tended motor trip.
Evening star., 1928-11-01

Mrs. George A. Horton of West
Orange, N. j., accompanied by Mrs. T.
Ostoerg of Stockholm, Sweden, will be
at the Mayfiower until the end of the
week on the way to Hot Springs, Va.
Evening star., 1928-11-01

Mr.. John Sweeney entertained a
company of eight at the supper dance
at the Club Chanticler. last night.
Evening star., 1928-11-01

Miss Betty Ridsdale left this morning
to spend the week end at Ithaca, N. Y.
Evening star., 1928-11-01

Mrs. Ray Holloway of Bozeman,
Mont, is at the Carlton for few days.
Evening star., 1928-11-01

Mrs. w. P Tams has returned to
Washington from her Summer home in
Magnolia, on the North Shore, and is at
the Mayf1ower, where she has spent
several seasons.
Evening star., 1928-11-01

Mr.. and Mrs j. Franklin Shields of
Philadelphia are passing a few days at
the Willard where they arrived last
evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Van Devanter Crisp
of Brookeville, N. Y, are passing some
time at the Carlton.
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Mr.. and Mrs Stanley Carr were hosts
to small party at the Club Chantecler
last night.
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that isn't the beSt-Wardman
Park Hotel dances present
happy combination.
To begin with there is real at
mosphere at Wardman Park-and
the music is divine-it gives you
variety of sweet melodies that
drift like clouds and cantankerous
rags that just won't let your feet
behave.
The food served from the fa-
nous Wardman Park cuisine is
delicious.
The favorite dances are Ward
man Park Hotel dances
Nightly except Sunday
Columbia 2000
Connecticut Ave. & Woodley Rd.
Evening star., 1928-11-01

Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Sargent of Pitts
burgh, Pa, arrived in Washington to-
day and are at the Willard, where they
will remain few days.
Evening star., 1928-11-01

Miss Katherine Elliott of Madrid
Spain, is making an extended stay al
the Grace Dodge Hotel.
Evening star., 1928-11-01

Mrs. Alfred c. Bedford of Pemberton,
East Norwich, Long Island, and Mrs.
Henry E. Bedford of New York will be
in Washington until Sunday. They are
staying at the MayfloWer,
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Maison Jules

TNe NHOp ETcLuStUe But MOI
Expensive"
but you are urged to
come early
for the amazing bargains for Fri
day and Saturday.
1927 Connecticut Avenue
Between Q and r Streets
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THE SALE
The Jewel Shop, Inc.


which has caused everyone to awe
at the remarkable bargains and
wonderful values-ends this Sat-
urday.
AS you know this sale at the old
established and authentic shop is
the first sale in eight years.
With Christmas so close at hand
this unusual opportunity presents
itself to you-to buy all kinds of
jewelry, pins, rings, watches, and
silver at savings of from
2O%o to IS %
From the large stock you may
select those pieces you have al
ways wanted for yourself-and
gifts for many whom you can
check off your Christmas list now.
Save money-buy Friday and
Saturday-the last two days of the
sale.
HOS Connecticut Avenue
Between l. and the Mayhower 2
doors above L Street,
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G. Elizabeth Arden. 1928.
Evening star., 1928-11-01

Mr.. and Mrs. c. Ludwig Baumann of
New York City are at the Carlton for a
few days.
Evening star., 1928-11-01

gestions, Mr.. Fosters Remem-
brance Shop presents beautiful
Tiffany and Steuben vases and
centerpieces and bowls for the
table.
And for the little ones at
Christmas nothing could out
shine the Lenci dolls and brother
and sister dolls. Select them now
and have them put aside.
Minaphones Camera size),
which play regular size records
begin at $500.
The pocket size harmonicas
which anyone can play are $3.50
Do go i'll and browse around
Mr.. Fosters Remembrance Shop.
1923 Connecticut Avenue.
Between X and L Streets
1906 F Street.
Evening star., 1928-11-01

Mrs. Edward J. Cantwell of Brooklyn
has returned to Washington for the sea-
son and is again in an apartment in
the Mayflower.
Evening star., 1928-11-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. James, who
motored to Washington from their
Philadelphia home, are at the Grace
Dodge Hotel for a few days.
Mrs. Harriet Hawley Locher will be
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-29

Rozhodnite sa konecne, GO mo-
bit, aby sa este al to nepotratilo,
GO name.
Otazka organu.
o tejto neidem sfrit' reel; bolo
ich mnoho a po mnohych ostala
5Liga bez organu. Nechceli SINE
robit' konkurenciu vernym nam
easopisom, ktorym by organ ne
Dol poskodil ktore popri nedo-
statku miesta az casio prfjmov
daily ochotne a zdarma stlpcov
tLige.
Snad nikto ma svete nevie 81
.ocenit' ochotu a pomoc a obeta-
|vost' tychto casopisov viacej, ako
moja malHkost'; nikto vel'ke O.
bette samostatnych casopisov, ako
ia. A malokto snad' vie lepsie 81
|predstavit', re redaktorom orga-
nov tiez caste prislo pocuvat' pre-
zpravy uverejnene Lige ma 1kor
zvycajnej 1radnej latky. Casopi-
sy: .Bratstvo, Obrana, Slovak v
Amerike, Kat. Sokol Youngs-
townske Novipy uverejnovaly te-
mer vsetko, co i'm bolo zaslane !;
Narodne Noviny maly obmedze-
nejsie pole Jednota tiez, posled-
MIA ME pre- tie priciny, co predne
spominane, ale snad' pre- citel'-
nejsf nedostatok miesta, zivu a.
gitaciu "a Sdruzenie teraz "a
Maticu.
Vzdor tomu vidime, vzdor tym.
to prikladnym obetiam menova.
|nych casopisov, ze Liga bola bez
Ijakejsi duse, hybadla; ze jej pra
ca program postradaly jakehosi
sdvisu vyvinu a spojiva id
Istvom. --. ..
/ Do nejakeho vacsieho organr
sa nam skoda phst at Nieto pro
striedkov predsa nam no trebs
al Sdruzeniu Slovenskych Novi
marrow, ktore tvori same srdce LII
gy. Snad' pri sporych prostried
koch podarilo by sa nam pri do
brej wolf zalozit' aspon nejak!
mesaenfk, redigovany zdarma no
vinarmi, alebo zak1pit' stranu {
to stalu u neodvislych a nam pria
nivych casopisov.
i Uvazujme, lebo Lfga, co Lig;
nemoze nijako ratat' ma zmohut
nenie bez nejakeho organu, sI1
ziaceho vylucne Lfge, to uz cz
on bude pozostavat' 20 skutod
lneho samostatneho a zvlastneh
oasopisu a ci 20 stalej strany
|priatel 'skych nam easopisoch.
J, Otazka Floridy.
Tejto nevysmikneme mlcanin
o nej yam poda zpravu Novina1
ske Sdruzenie. Keby SINE sd bo]
zaoberali zdravo otazkou koloni
zovania Slovace v pociatkocl
mohli SINE 81 lepsie stat snad' f
, nanene, eHe hospodarsky, marco
ne a similacia nemusela 81 vyzis
dat take obete; mohli SINE sa vi
cej narodne zachovat' v Amer
Ike. Je zrejme, re Lfga nemoNe S
pustit' do takychto podnikov, {
Liga, ale jej povinnost' je tu ja
ma voci l'udu, - totiz posluzi
mu zdravou radou a pomocou.
otazka kolonizacna ,je ak1tna {
| v Kanade. Poliaci ju vychytili
| al Rusi, ba este al Mad 'ari a VI
rim, ze ona prospeje patricnyn
| pomoze hmotne prislusn1kom M
novanych narodov Kanade a
tax hospodarsky, jako al marco
| ne. Tieto problemy maly by ma
ma ostrom zreteli nase slovensk
casopisy.
II Jozef Skultety a jeho vzacne
II dielo.
II Tento mas vzacny, neunavn
pracovnik ma roll naroda dedi1
u 4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-29
AMERICKf sLOVAC1 A
POLITIKA.

Ably SINE my sami lepsie pozna-
Ii svoju obciansku silu a vyuzili
ju k dobru naSho slovenskeho ma
roda v Amerike, Slovenska Liga
Amerike utvorila vo svojom To-
ne vybor "Politickej Federacie ,,
.pomocou ktoreho vyboru chce Slo
venska Lfga pomahat' obcanom
slovenskeho povodu vyuzit' svo-
jich prav uplatnit' naroky slo-
venskych obcanov ma drady, kde
jesto k tomu prilezitost'.
Ably tento vybor NAL po ruke
mienky sirokej nasej verejnosti
dovol'ujem 81 obratit' sa ma nasu
verejnost' par otazkami 0 poll
tike.
1. CT uz name dost' reprezen
tacie naSho slovenskeho p6vod,
v mestskych, okresnych, statnycl
a krajinskych nradochY
2. CT Slovaci Slovenky 'kona
ju svoje obcianske povinnosti ,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-29
den vol'by a id1 hlasovat' !
kandidatoy?

den vol'by a id,1 hlascvat' ma
kandidatov?
3. Ci americki Slovaci a Sloven-
ky sd uz dost' sorganizovani ma
politickom polif Ak ME, Ii chcete
vsetci podat ruky vyboru Politi-
ckej Federacie k utvoreniu silnej
organizacie, alebo chcete, zehy al
toto dielo zostalo len ma papieri a
ME uvedene bolo al v skutokf
4. CT name Ease dat ujst' pri-
lezitosti al pri tohorocnych VOL
bach ako sme to robili doteraz, a.
.lebo dame sa do prace7
5. Ci ste bratia a sestry hotovi
vsetci vyhrndt rukavy kazdy
vykonat' trochu politickej prace
ma svojom okolf a TAX ma zaklade
prace vymahat 81 Cd obidvoch
politickych stran co nam pravom
patriY
Fodebatujte 81 0 tomto donna
ma ulici, v praci, ma schodzach q
vsade kde sa niekol 'ko spolu 81
dete a potion zaslite svoje mien
ky ma moju adresu, ably som icf
predlozit' mohol vy,boru ma maj
blizsej sch0dzi. Piste mi svoj'
mienky hned', lebo cas- rychle u
teka. s 1ctou,
Michal Klesch, Glen Vyhoru Po
litickej Federacie 81. Ldgy, 247'
Broadway, Cleveland, O. .
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-29

menia nase l'udu pre- dobrd slo-
venskd knihu, rozhodol som sa
apelovat' ma Vas, shromazdenych
zastupcov organizacii a spolkov,
aby ste vplyvom zaujatim sa "a
nu umoznili slusn1 objednavku.
Organizacie nepocftia ten VIDA
vok a moGu knihu darovat' do
kniznic vlastnych cisiel, sborov,
cdborov, alebo tito do daru po-
lslat' dradnikom a mladsim Stu
dent m-1dom. Ba Siel som d'a-
lei a poziadal som naseho brata
Oscara Koreffa, ktoreho schop-
most znate vsetcia preklad tel
ze do anglickej reci. On to al
zrobil a preklad eaka ma dobro-
dincu.organizaciu, lebo jednotliv
ca, takych stryekov, akymi su
bratia Bosak alebo Baran, ably
dielce vydali, ked 'ze by sa nena.
sla chtiva organizacia, dali pri.
lezitost' naSej anglicky hovoria.
cej mladezi nazret' a prestudo.
vat krasne dejiny minulost
draheho slovenskeho naroda a O.
boznamit al americkt verejnost
s tymito. A Dol by som st 'astny
keby som odtial to odisiel S pove
domim, ze historic slovenskeht
naroda z pera takeho ma slovt
vzateho muza, jakym je mas zlatj
Jozef Skultety, bude vydana '
eanglickej reci, dana do r1k nase
mladeae a rozsirena pc knizni
ciach Ameriky, rozposlana vply,
nym dejatel'om americkeho zivo
| ia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-29
III AKRovA FARMA MA
PREDAJ

So vsetkym zariadenfm, Fordson
traktorom a k tomu vsetky po-
trebne veci. 3 dobre kone, l rocny
zrebec, posiato IL akrov ovsa al
nieco psenice, % buslov zemiakov
1000 korenov kapusty, 3 kravy,
1 tel'a, 6 swim, asi so kdr okrem
kurciat, pri samom novom dame.
Prlcina predaju: caste chorl ave
ME. Preda sa lacno alebo al zane
nj "a dobry mestsky majetok. Pr
Ste ma adresu: Paul Zvara, r. F.
ID. Box 81, Mineral Ridge, Ohio
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-29

OZNAMENIE.
Ct. obecenstvu oznamujsm, ke som 50
prest ahoval do noveho domu. {. 457
Coitsville Road. Kto zamtsl'a stavat'
dom tejto jari. mech ma navstfvi ia
mu radosti posldzim pl&nami, radou .
odhadnutim ceny. Moja robota a od-
portca sama. StaviaIn domy vel'k6
male. Telefonujte 1919.
MATTEL WANSACH
Slovensky Stavitel' Domov
457 Coitsville Road, Campbell, O.
Posta: R. D. No. l, Youngstown, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-29
Jehlicskiada.

TntO Spominam a muslin spo-
men1t' vzdor tomu, ze hyenistu
obide kazdy slusny clovek ma mi
lie a ze mne, ktoremu zneuctil a
posliapal mohylu sl'achetneho a
"a narod zasldzileho otca a vzne-
senej matky, t'azko prichodi ho-
vorit' tomto netvorovi.
Ale muslin, lebo to kaEe Eelez-
ma povinnost'. Jhlicska je odba-
yeny u sluSno a zdravo smysl "a
jilcich l'udi a v6bec l'udl rozum-
nych. Hnusnymi nadavkami, prz-
nenfm hrobov a branit sa memo
h1cich mrtvol, spinenfm pocti-
vych, charakternych narodu po-
. ctive sl1ziacich pracoynikov, bor-
GOV "a Pittsburghsku Dohodu: sa
sloboda slovenskeho naroda media
zabezpecit', najmenei vsak OBJ
novenych hraniciach byvalych
krutych otrocitel slovenskeho
naroda.
Do kruteho byvaleho mad ar
skeho jarma nepojde zivy ziaden
poctivy Slovak a to ami ma vola-
ME a radu doktora sub auspiciis
regis; ami ten najzadubenejsf me-
uveri, ze ii, ktori hnietili a otro.
eli slovenske telo dusu "a tisic.
rocie, dajd Slovakom v ramci icl
statu, 60 i'm patri. Nest 'astni mas
bratia, ostavsf terajsom Ma
d 'arsku, to najlepsie dokazuj1.
Ale zhubna nenavist proti bra
tom Cechom sa stupnuje nti
sky narodne a hospodarske slo.
venskeho Pudu naroda Cesko
Slovenskej Republike, netlstupci
vost' vlady proti spravodlivym {
prirodzenym poziadavkam sloven
skeho naroda = davajd skyta
jii prlchut' pravdy hroznym jeh
licskovskym bludom, ziskavaii
i'm prfvrzencov. A tychto treb;
varovat' vystrfhat', ty1nto tre
ba zdoraznit' snad' samou boz
skou Prozretel'n 'nost'o 'ou do per;
zosnuleho Hurbana Vajanskeh,
dil1tovanej prorockej basne, en-
sdcej nazov: "Renegatovi knazo
viz
Je ona nasledovna:
"Na hnoj hodil desat prikazani
Drzou nohou stal na Pismo svate
V kamzi depcf sspity, spriha, han
"a MIN hajno "a gros prenajate.
strhol rilSku S oltarneho stola...
krv! krv! - vola.
Miesto lasky seje East zloIbu.
Palmovy list premenil na sabl'u u
Me k zivote zove, ale k hrobu
(mad 'arskemu hrobuD
Bohu nesluzi, lez slnzi diablu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-29
MALY PEKNY DoMCEK

ma predaj, voda, kdpelna, fornes,
garadz, zahradka ma zeleninu, o.
vocne stromky pekny rodiacl
vinic. Ma State St., dobre miesto
pre- obchod. Vel mi lacno sa pre-
da. Haste sa u Jozefa Yanik,
Stop II, Evans park, Girard, O.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-29

Rozhodnite sa konecne, 60 7ro-
Bit, aby sa este al to nepotratilo
co name.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-29
zPRAvA PREDSEDU SLOW. LtGY,
brata Ivana Beleka podana II knngrese, vydrzava
nom 81. nnaja l. jdma 1928 Lorain, Ohio.
(Pokracovanie.)

Bratia, vedzte: Ten, komu on slIN
w no drzip'
"A ja pridavam ku tomu, ze:
Srecan put!
Matica.
Otazka Matice Skolskej, prve-
ho m6jho novorodzeniatka v pred
sednickom kresle, je tlE riesena a
to ME Ligou v jej lone, ale mi
mo tohoto bratskym Sdruzenim
Slovenskych Katolikov, organiza-
Gle to zreorganizovanej iniciati-
YOU Msgra Hlinku poeas jeho po-
bytu medzi nami. Ale som 1plne
spokojny. Nam sa to nepodarilo
pod zastavou narodnou, co sa
st 'astnejsim bratom podarilo pod
zastavou katolickou, ale i narod-
nou, lebo jedna sa tn predsa len
10 dobre slovenske skolstvo, o "a
chovanie bud1cnosti narodu.
Nam nepozostava mic ineho, ja-
ko mravne hmotne pomahat' a
osobne Dol by som st astny, keby
Lfga mohla ma tdto prispet' pek-
nym obnosom pokladnice. b.
huzial', nestoji 81 ami tax, ably mo-
hla zaplatit' poplatok organiza,
| cie-clena. Ale mala dat, vo
vlastnej chudobe a nedostatku
podporovat', znaci viacej, ako 0.
Fbetovat' dostatku, a odpor1-
cam, ably Slovenskej Katolickei
Mattel Skolskej bolo dane dl "a
lzkej moznosti - stedro.
Ustanovizen je v rukach statoc
nych, poctivych a dobrych; je tt
ustanovizen sl'achetna, nam pre-
potrebna. Je slovenska, je kre
st'anska, jake Liga a musimt
byt' nou a "a nou..
0tazka dejin.
Zunoval som ju. opakovat' d;
prenasat' Kongresu ma Kongres
zdoraznovat' priciny a nedostat
Ky, pre- ktore dejiny nemohly 1
nemozu byt' vydane. Go materi
alu Ia tieto ostalo, co sa sosbiera
10, to je Lfge. Material tent'
pyta Praha, pyta Muzealna Spo
locnost' Turc. Sv. MARITIME, py
ia Spolok Sv. Vojtecha Trnave
vlastne jeho hodnostar Msgr. Pc
Istenyi, ktoreho mnohi dobre INA
|te.
Ked' SINE ME v stave my tiet
dejiny revollcie sostavit' a Wy
dat, ked' nietO ma to proStried
kov - dajme material riik tym
ktori su to v stave a ma ktoryc]
sa mozeme spoil 'ahn1t', inak
"Beda nam otcom v hrobe... 9
tcom nemych deti!'' Beda, ked
nase jestvovanie Amerike, kra
sne ciny revolncie, atd'., nezosta
MI buducnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-29
DO RENTU I.AcNEJSIE

Dom 8-nbovy, v kazdom ohl 'ade
moderny. Mozno pouzivat' cele
,zariadenie v izbach. Medzi dvoma
poulicnymi karami a jeden biloxi
sod busa. O blizssie informacie hla-
ste sa u Jana Dulovic, 126 So.
Perl st. (2s)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-29
Drobne ohl&5ky

KTO CHCE KUPIT DOM LACNo
Mech sa hlasi pod (. 81 N. Cen
ter ST., roh Hickory st. Idem do
kraja, predam lacno.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-16
KELLOGG PEACE
PLAN RECEIVES
RUSSIANS 0. K.
Preparatory Committee on
Disarmament at Geneva
Meets Tuesday

GENEVA, March IS lE)-There was
some commotion in the ranks Of old
time league disarmament workers
when4 the preparatory committee OF
the disarmament conference met to-
day for the second time. This stir
was caused by ru1nored designs OF
Maxim Litvinoff head of the Russian
delegation, Count Won Bernstorff OF
Germany, the Turkish delegates and
Hugh S. Gibson, American ambaS-
Sador to Belgium. and head of the
American delegates. M
The Russians were represented as
ready to fall back on Secretary OF
State Kellogg in case their disarma-
ment scheme was rejected and to
ask the committee to adopt the
American secretary OF states proposal
for general agreement to outlaw
war. Maxim Litvinotf maintained an
enigmatic smile, but remained silent
Count Won Bernstorff admitted that
he would press the committee to act
on the proposal that all countries
must publish annually q full list OF
their armlanlentS.
Ambassador Gibson, it was said,
would insist on action being taken
CONTINUED On rage Ten)
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-16
GEN. GAX|OLA
IS KILLED At
HEADQUART' Rs
Word of the Tragedy Came
In Telegram From Con-
gressman Rios
LACK DETAILS
Enemy of Presidential Can
didate Believed to Have
Been Assassin
LACK DETAILS

MEXICO CITY, March is R)-
General Macario Gaxiola, secretary OF
the "Obregon-for president organiza-
ton in Sinaloa and himself a candi-
date for governor of that state, was
aSSassinated in his office in the OBJ
regon headquarters at Culiacan yes
terday.
Word of the tragedy came here in
private telegrams sent by Congress-
man Chauhtemac Rios, of Culiacan.
The messages gave no details,
Local leaders of the Obregon party
believe that some enemy of their
candidate may have been responsible
MEXICO CITY, March is R-The
United States embassy was informed
this morning by the American con-
sulate at Guadalajara that Lewis
RhoadS, an American mining man,
was detained by the federal auth
critics at the town of Higuero for ex-
animation of a complaint Rhoads had
given financial aid to the insurgents,
but has been realeased.
The examination developed that
bandits had visited the. mine, at which
Rhoads worked and forced him to
give them money. The consulate re-
ported that the federal authorities
Immediately dismissed the matter and
exonerated Rhoads.