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Evening star., 1928-12-23
GALLAUDET QU|NT
WINS BY s. TO 25
Scores Over Maryland State
Normal School in First
Home Contest.

Gallaudet triumpl1ed over Maryland
State Normal School tossers 35 to IS,
in an interesting match last night in
the Kendall Green gymnasium.
1t was the opening game of the home
season fer Gallaudet and its first VIC
tory. American. University defeated the
Kendall Greeners in their opening
game in the A. u. gym last week.
Last nights battle was briskly con-
tested all the way, with the Kendall
Greeners gradually drawing away from
the visitors At the half Gallaudet was
in the van, 13 to g.
It was the superior passing of the
home team that was largely responsible
for its victory. Gallaudet contrived to
work the ball through the visitors de-
fenSe often to sink easy shots, but the
Normal School outfit was seldom able
to get in close to the Gallaudet goal,
doing most of its shooting from long
range. Numerous fouls were called, but
did not slow the game appreciably.
Cosgrove, left forward. was the ace
of Gallaudet's offensive. He came
through with nine floor goals for a total
of Is points, or more than half his
teams total. Aaronson, visiting guard,
was high scorer for his quint, register
ing ii points. In the last half Aaronson
time and again zoomed the ball through
the basket from way out.
Drapiewski, forward and Cain, CEN
ter were other Gallaudet stars
Evening star., 1928-12-23
MARDEN IS SELECTED
AS LACROSSE COACH

Western Maryland College will have
it's first lacrosse team next season, and
the Green Terrors probably will have
as their coach Tilghman B. Marden of
Baltimore, former University of Mary
land star stick wielder. Marden's ap-
pointment has been approved by both
Richard G. Harlow, director OF ath-
letics at Western Maryland, and Bar
ney Speir, graduate manager.
Marden, considered particularly fne
player on attack, received all-America
recognition in 1925, his last year at
Maryland.
During his last two seasons at the Old
Line school, Marden helped Coach r. v.
Truitt, assisting to tutor the freshmen
teams. Last season he took over Bal
timore City Colleges lacrosse team
after the season began.
Mardens appointment at Western
Maryland represents the second COL
legiate coaching selection from Truitt'S
University of Maryland school OF Ia
crosse within six months. The other
was that of Chief Beatty, who was
signed last Summer to coach the new
sport at Washington College.
Following the past lacrosse season,
which was unprecedentedly successful,
there are six certain starters in the
stick whirl In this State the coming
Spring. counting the Terrors, and there
Is strong possibility that a seventh
entry, the University Of Baltimore, may
start the mtne.
Evening star., 1928-12-23
WASHINGTON PRODUCES
QUOTA OF CHAMPIONS
International and National Titles Earned
by Capital Luminaries-Many Ath-
Ietic Pdstimes Flourish Here.

indulge6 in by some of the colleges.
Only base ball failed to prove success
full sport In the varsity group.
The school boys and girls have found
1928 a good year in athletics. Capable
foot ball teams represented the public
high schools and the prep schools, the
same institutions were strong in base
ball. there was much interest taken in
track and field athletics and good
squads we're turned out in these, while
golf, tennis, basket ball and rifle shoot
ing we're well patronized by the scho-
lasticS. Swimming was not neglected,
but interest in this sport was not so
high among the students as before.
Bowling has grown by leaps and
bounds during the year. With many
new alleys built in the city and nu-
merous establishments erected in sub
urban towns, the little naples are being
in the District and vicinity. The num-
Der of leagues fostering this sport has
increased considerably and tournament
play has been of higher order.
The municipal Fairgrounds have af-
forded pleasure to record number OF
children and youths. A total Of 1922
has participated in organized games on
these fields. Water sports devotees have
had much pleasure during 1928. Again
canoeing proved the most popular of
the aquatic pastimes, but there has
been much interest manifested in
swimming, yachting and motor boating
by clubs here.
Women Star In Contests.
Women of the District have taken a
keener interest in sports during the
year and have had remarkable success
In several branches Of athletics. Soc
Ger, polo, squash racquets and wrestling
have had performers and followers in
generous numbers. Several good bill
lard tournaments have been held.
Trapshots of the District have beer
rather successful in competition with
gunners of other places.
The only sport that really slunped
during the year here was professional
base ball With the Nationals unable
to make any headway in the American
League race after poor start, interest
in the game waned and but few time:
during the season were there large gath
erings in Grifith Stadium.
The higher general standard OF
craftsmanship in effect during the year
certainly deserves mention. Better
craftsmanship between teams and be-
tween players, higher. standard Of play
and performance and a closer adher-
ence to the ideals of athletics were
| noted and actually constitute perhaps
the general outstanding factor In the
competition Of 1928 in the District of
| Columbia.
Evening star., 1928-12-23
CALIFORNIA; BEARS
SHARPEN GRID TEETH
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
PASADENA, Calf, December a.
California's Golden Bears, although
muscle weary from the strenuous work.
out of over two hours yesterday, were
given little respite today from the gruel-
ing conditioning planned by Coach
"Nibs" Price to prepare them for the
East-West struggle here New Year day
with Georgia Tech.
The California mentor trotted his
charges onto the grass-covered neid al
Tournament Park twice today, and on
each occasion shot them through a
lengthy practice. He sent them through
a tWo-hour session this morning, carted
them off to lunch, and then returned
them to the park for another spell OF
grilling work.
Feeling that his charges have put on
too much weight, during their months
absence from the gridiron, Price plans
to work them strenuously, until next
Wednesday, when he will start easing
off. Some of the players. he said, were
as much as 10 pounds overweight.
Steve Bancroft start tackle, and Bob
Norton, subend, put in appearance at
the morning workout. completing the
squad, Both were held over a day In
the North.
Only few privileged newspaper
scribes were permitted to attend the
workouts today. They saw Price send
his men through bitter doses of passing
and kicking practice. and dummy
0cSinnass. 4
Evening star., 1928-12-23
CRIFFS GET NEW PILOT
AFTER SHOWING POORLY

had promised to be Of considerah
worth to the club to perform effective.
and Of some others to round into goo
pitching trim until late in the season
too much enforced experiment will
green players around the middle sack
and an injury to Goose Goslin's throw.
ing arm during the training season tina
greatly reduced the defensive value O
this hitherto capable outfielder were re
sponsible for the poor showing mad,
by the Nationals during this year.
In December the Washington clu'
was party to the most sensationf
trade of the year. 1t sent to the Rac
Sox Horace Lisenbee and Milton Gas
ton, pitchers; Bob Reeves and Gran
Gillis, infelders, and Elliot Bigelow
outfielder, in exchange for Buddy Myer
third baseman, formerly member O
the Nationals. Boston had procured
Myer about the middle of the 1927 sea.
son in trade for Topper Rigney. Rig.
ney later passed out of the league, bu
Myer this year developed into one o.
the best hitting and fielding third base
men In the game, and his services werC
sought to bolster the Nationals attack
as much as for any other reason.
Evening star., 1928-12-23
GRID DOUBLE BILL
IS LISTED TODAY
135-Pound Title Contest Is
Part of Card Offered
at Union Park.

Two foot ball games that promise
much interesting action and which are
expected to bring the District sand
lot season to a close, are carded today
at Union Park.
Northern PrepS and Palace A. c. will
meet at l o'clock in game to deter
mine the 135-pound class champion
ship of the Capital City League, and
Mercury PrepS and Southern A. G. will
clash at 2:30 o'clock.
Northern Preps and Palace will be
meeting for the second consecutive Sun
day A win for Northerns will give
them the title, while victory for Pal
ace will place 1t in first-place tie with
NorthernS. If Palace triumphs one
game play-off will be staged.
Last Sundays game ended in a dis
pute Officials disagreed as to whether
drop-kick by Fullback Tonker of the
Palace team in the dying moments of
the game went through the uprights,
and at a meeting Wednesday 1t was de-
cided to replay the game today.
SOutherns, one of the leading elevens
of the city, will be engaging one of the
best teams in 150-pound ranks in Mer-
curry Props.
Both elevens have been prepping
hard for the game, and each will pre-
sent its strongest lineup.
Evening star., 1928-12-23
NORTH CAROLINA BOOKS
TEN 1929 GRID GAMES

CHAPEL HILL, N. c., December g
R.-University of North Carolina to-
night announced a 10-game foot ball
card for 1929. The complete card fol-
lows:
September 2S-Wake Forest.
October 5-Maryland at Maryland.
October 12-Georgia Tech at Atlanta.
October 19-GeOrgia.
October 26-V. p. I.
November North Carolina State.
November 9-S0uth Carolina at CO.
lumbia.
November 16-DavidsOn at Davidson.
November 2S-Virginia.
December 7-Duke at Durham.
Evening star., 1928-12-23

Wv YITH its sons and daughters
garnering international and
NV national laurels, its play
fields we'll filled at all times
and many branches of ath-
letic endeavor pursued to greater ex-
tent than ever before. the District OF
Columbia may we'll be proud of its
sports record in 1928. Interest IN
sports competition here has been high
throughout the year and performers
and performances notable.
An international title was brought to
the District during the year by Law
renee Nuesslein, who won the rifle
shooting crown at the Olympiad at
Amsterdam. Rife shots of the Capital
also earned national honors. David
McDougal won a national shooting
competition at Camp Perry and the
University of Maryland, regarded in the
local university group, has in Margaret
Mitchell the winner of the college
women's national rifle title. A District
National Guard team captured ma
tional championship. George Washing
ton University riflemen bagged ma
tional college team title.
The District also produced national
cycling champion in Robert Connor.
This sport is little patronized here. but
annually wheelmen of the National
Capital have been among the foremost
of the country. National bowling cham
pionships were earned by AL Fischer and
Irene MiSchou Sectional champions
also were provided by the District and
in virtually every sport pursued here
local championships we're decided.
Three sports flourished to a greater
extent than ever during the year.
Sandlot base ball enjoyed remarkable
season. Although it has been reported
that the youngsters of other cities are
neglecting the national pastime, such
is not the case in Washington. Last
Summer, more mines than ever before
we're in the field and title races in the
various leagues we're noted for their
sparkle. Golf and tennis, too, have had
thousands of followers. Never before
were the links in and about the Dis
trict so crowded. while the many ten
mis- courts here have been in use almost
all the year.
College Sports Flourish.
It has been a fine year for sports in
the colleges of the Washington area.
Excellent foot ball teams we're devel-
oped by Georgetown and the University
of Maryland; these institutions and
Catholic University were represented by
brilliant basket ball teams. Georgetown
had its usual sturdy track and field
squad and at College Park one of the
best lacrosse teams of the country held
forth. Swimming and boxing also were
Evening star., 1928-12-23
PLADNER WHIPS JARVIS
IN RING TITLE DRIVE

PARIS, December % R.-Emile
Spider Pladner, crack French fly
weight, overcame another obstacle in
his drive toward recognition as lead
ing contender for the world title to-
night when he outpointed Ernie Jarvis
of England in IL rounds.
The Frenchman, who recently con-
quered 1zzy Schwartz, one Of the lead
ing American contenders, had a hard
fight with the English boxer, who made
him go at top speed all the way to
win.
Evening star., 1928-12-23
BIGEL0W, BATTING 1876,
TOPS HIS ASSOCIATION

MEMPHIS, Tenn. December % tHl.
Elliott Bigelow of Birmingham led the
Southern Association In batting aver,
age during the past season, oficial fig
ureS compiled today showed, while Tay-
lor and Frederick Of Memphis shared
the major portion Of other individual
hitting honors.
Bigelow In l24 games had q batting
mark of .395, Taylor .37l and Frederick
.56e.. Wade cf Nashville led the hcraa.
run hittsys With n
Evening star., 1928-12-23
ALEXANDRIA TEAMS
TO PLAY FOR TITLE

ALEXANDRIA, Va, December o.
Junior foot ball stars will occupy the
center of the local spotlight tomorrow
afternoon with the Rosebud A. G. and
the Virginia Juniors scheduled to strug-
gle in Dreadnaught Park at o'clock
for the junior grid championship Of
Alexandria.
Construction of the 22O-yard board
track at Episcopal High School is being
pushed and it is thought that the oval
will be ready for use by the indoor track
candidates when they return from the
Christmas holidays.
George Mason High School has booked
a game for January with Charlotte
Hall Academy at Charlotte Hall, Md.
Evening star., 1928-12-23
SCHOOLBOY TEAMS
IN SIX CONTESTS
Five Basket Ball Games and
Swimming Meet Are on
Card This Week.

Despite that students will be on
Christmas vacation this week five bas-
ket ball games and swimming meet in
which District scholastic combinations
will figure are scheduled.
There are no events carded tomorrow
or Tuesday, but there will be something
doing every other day.
Leesburg, Va, Independents will come
here Wednesday night to engage East
ern High basketers in a match in the
Eastern gymnasium at o'clock.
Another interesting event Wednesday
night will be the annual Christmas
meetign of the C Club of Central High
School, which will be held in connec-
ton with the alumni meeting at the
Columbia Heights School. swimming
meet between the Central team ana q
combination picked from the alumni
will be staged at o'clock as the open
ing feature of the meeting.
Oficers are to be elected by the G
Club and other business given atten-
ton.
Because of the influenza scare the an
nual foot ball banquet OF DeVlLt Scnool
scheduled Wednesday night has been
indefinitely postponed.
In the only event Thursday Central
Highs baSketers will travel to Alexan-
dria to engage Hoffman Clothiers.
Two basket ball matches are carded
Friday st. Johns is to meet its alumni
in the Saints gym, while Eastern High
is at Reading, Pa, facing the Reading
High quint.
An attractive court battle Is listed
Saturday when Central is to entertain
Gettysburg, Pa, High tossers N the
Central gyuas
Evening star., 1928-12-23
COLLEGE BASKET BALL.

Pennsylvania, 80; Maryland, Is.
GalIaudet, 35; Maryland State Nor
NAL, rs.
North Dakota, 81: st. Louis Uni
vewity, 36.
Minnesota, 33: Drake, rs.
Alabama, n; Birmingham Boys Club,
FL.
Birmingham Y, 90; Mississippi Aggies,
Evening star., 1928-12-23
Short Training Season for G District Well Sports This Yea
CALIFORNIA is UNABLE
TO LIST NORTHWESTERN

BY the Associated Press.
BERKELEY, Calf, December 22.-
An intersectional game with Pennsyl-
vania at Philadelphia next october will
prevent the University of California
from entering into home-and- -home
agreement with Northwestern Uhiver-
sity during 1929. w. w. Monohan
graduate manager, said today that Dick
Hanley, coach at Northwestern, had ap-
preached him with such proposal.
Hanley is here with the Eastern team
which will meet Western eleven in the
annual East-WcSt charity game Decem-
ber 90.
Evening star., 1928-12-23
PHILS SIGN INFIELDER.

PHILADELPHIA. December % tP).-
The Philadelphia Nationals today an
nounce the signing for 1929 of Joseph
l.. O'Rourke, infielder. Last year
O'Rourke played third base for Spring
field IN the Central League, where he
had q seasons batting average Of more
than 500.
Evening star., 1928-12-23
PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY.

Pittsburgh, 8; Toronto, q.
Providence Reds, /; Boston Tigers, O
Montreal Canadians, /; Ottawa, 0.
Evening star., 1928-12-23
PRO BASKET BALL.

Cleveland. IS: Peterson. 20.
Evening star., 1928-12-23

A CHANGE in management, the
~ earning of individual league
"A championships by two Of their
4 \ members, a rather fortunate
Evening star., 1928-12-23

An attractive court battle Is listed
Saturday when Central is to entertain
Gettysburg, Pa, High tossers IN the
Central gyuas
Evening star., 1928-12-23
VETS ARE TO DRILL
FOR5 WEEKS ONLY
First of Three Squads of Ma
tionaIS to Report at Tampa
on February "a.
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

4" HERE should be no complaints
about an unduly prolonged train
ing season coming from the Ma
tionals next year. Instead, old
Evening star., 1928-12-23

In the only event Thursday Central
Highs basketers will travel to Alexan-
| dria to engage Hoffman Clothiers
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-05
SKOLY PRE- STARSfCH.

V Amerike ma prilezitost' pokroku vzdeani
ucenosti sari clovek ME ako Europe kde e dospey
covek odsiideny do snrti stav axiom pri dosah
mutt svojej dospeos nachodil Tu name denne vecer
ne skoly, ktore prjmajd ziakov det ch otcov ma
tky len pred dvoma c trona rokmi mali zpravu
sueasne graduacii vyssej skoly Slovaka p Hamraka
jeho dcery.
+ Taketo vyhody ktore Amerka dava, ma vyuzit ka-
zdy jej obyvael, no menovte my Slovaci, kton SINE
vzdelanost ucenost boil mad arskou vladou prpraven
Youngstowne vsade indie nachodia vecelne
skoy, kde mono skonc' triedy obecnych, stlednycr
vyssich skol pomerne "a mi milky poplatok tax 81
zlepsit' poozenie hmotne dusevn6.
Anglicka rec potrebna nam je tn vsetkym Jej ne
znalost mas taM ako mlynske koeso krku. Nemoze-
me bez reel teo nasej novel vas robit zaden pok1ok
Kolko Slovakov by dnes uz boo fomanm, b6sam alebo
kolki by boil dosiahi epsieho zanestnania keby ovla
dali anglictnu slovom pisnom.
Anglictina potrebna je nasim zenam, ably mohly
vel ne pohybovat ctt' tn ako donna ME ako cudzine
!; Skoly ren angickej otvorene boy toho tyzdla po
celom pkoh Pre- zeny vydrziava skoly zdarna Inerna
tional Institute ktorch adlesy udali nnueho yz
dina, pre- muzov YMCA Ktori chcii ucit al inym
prenmetom ako poctppaniu hstori aebo chcu skoncit
tlfedy publfenych stfednch sko1 Il plata Milky po-
platok Vecere skoly vydrziava al mesto skoly tedy
MET ni1dze, skorej je n1dza ziakov. .'.-
Ucenie pre- dospee osoby je ME tax take, ako 81
luda myslia Dospeli ucia rychlesie nezli det TO
je dokazane Treba len premoct ostychavos zapisat
sa. Nikto nebude l'utovat'. '~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-05
TARIFA JE HLAVNOU OTAZKOU.

Ked4po jeho nomnacii prezidentstvo Alfred H.
Smith postavi sa proti prohibcnemu bodu demoklt-
ticket plafolme silnym hlasom prehasil zmenu
ako prohibcneho zakona tax Is. dodatku stave &C.
lei kraiine hoyorilo tom prohbicna otazka bola
panujlcou tejto prezidentskej Rampant Ale len do
Gasne Prisel Hoover do Newarku, povedal svou rec
robotnictvu prosperite otazka prohbicna usthpa:
Odisie Smith Zapad, povedal seru rec ably paraly
zoval icnok newarkskej reel Hooverovej otazka
prosperity zostava vrchu Toto je srcne pretlumo
Genie doterajsieho vyvinu volebnej kampane.
Je pravda re je mnoho nych otazok pretrasane, al
hodne spiny (ktora Hooverov skodD hadzane Ale hav-
ma otazka tejto Rampant e pokrok prosperta doce-
lepe behOm poslednych sedem rokOv republkanskeJ
ad1ninstracie pod repubkanskou ochrannou talifou.
Hoover poveda: 'Kto chce ably tento pokrok kraji-
NY bol zaisten pre- bndce roxy, ten nema oddat svoJ
HAS strahu ktora odpo11lca zmenu tarfe. Treba
kracat dosayadno osvedcenou cestou ME neisto kto
ra mas m6ze zaviest' do zl6ho polozenia
RozdieT medzi republikinskou demokratickou tart
fou je ten, be repubkanska e ochranna ktor znemoz
nlije zaplavit kranu lacnymi vyrobkami europskmi,
kdezto demokratoka je takzvana 'kompeticna s1t az
na ktora bydovolila cudzozemskym toyaram kompeti-
ciu tejto krane vyrobkami domacimi. Vysledok by
boi ze by krajipe ysetko zacneo ale by bola al
zamestnanost vo velkych rozmeroch take lud vzdor
lacnote nemal by co ten lacny ovar kupovat Boha
com by boo dobre (ym je vzdy dobre) on by sce
zarob torko monov ako zarabajl "a ochranne tarify
ale by ami nepomre hladom Ich miliony tslce by i'm
nito nezabal Bol by to len ten chudobny covek ktor
bytrpel ktory vzdy trpi pemyselnej depresie Nuz
ze nkto nehovor1 ~ brucha ked spaja priemyselnu
depresiu biedu demokratickou kOmpeticnou tarfou
tOo d0kazy name Underwoodovej tarify zaprezident
stva Wisona ktore Smith pochvalne yyslovil Kto
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-05
v BRATISLAVE BUDE ROOKIE
FELLEROV USTAV.

Dila II. sept. dosiel do Brati-
slavy DIR. Tomanek, americky sta
tiny prlslusnik a zastupca Rookie
fellerovej nadacie. DR.. Tomanek
spolu so zenevskym zastupcom
Rockefelleroyej nadacie DIR. Thier-
lipgom urobili navstevu u staro-
stu dra Okanika, $ ktorym jedna-
Ii o sriaden1 zvlastnej vzorneJ
stanice pre- boj proti tuberkul6ze'
v Bratislave. Starosta Dir. Okanik
prisl' '1bil zastupcom nadacie mai
vacsiu pomoc mesta Bratislavy a
v najblizsom case dojde snad uz
lku sriadeniu stanice.
(Dr. Tomanek, 0 ktorom je tn
rec, je brat Rev TomanelSa, Syv.5
duchovneho sloyenslej osady sv.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-05

nema sabl pamit' ten sa ste rozpamita rok 1914,
ked mliony robotnkov bolo bez prce ked tisce ludi
dostavalo zdalma poevku kavu. Len vojna mas potion
zachranila od bedy..
tejto vol'be patrne zvitaM republikanska strana.
Dosvedcuje to nezdar demoklaticke strategic dosved
cujd to ''slamen6 vol'bys prevadzane Gasopsmi po
krajine. Dava to predvidat historic. We'd demokrai-
cka strana vt All obycajne len yedy; ked je republ
kanska srana nesvorna Cd tasov Lncolna (. 1861 de-
strana naa leavoch mlzov "a prezdentov
Clevelanda diva razy Wisona diva razy Tcdy 68
kov republican, boil pri Wade % demokrat 16 rokov.
Terajsie poltcke a hospodalske poozeney krajne je
ie take ably davalo prlcnll demokrake Wit azstvo
Ked Smith nevyhra nebude to jeho osoba pri-
cine, ale demokracka arfa. Keby boil repubikanskym
kandidaton v jeho vtazstve by nikto nepochyboval.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-05
Al HoovERA TAME HAMA.

0 Hooverovi su rozsirovane kle-
betty, re Cine, ked'' boil inzinie-
rom, pripravil jedneho Cinana 0
uhol'nti banu; ze na >universite,
kde studoval, nezaplatil "a byt a
stravu re sa jeho domacnosti
uziva opojny napoj.
Fakt je, re Hoover zachranil
Cinanovi banu pred hrabivost'ou
Anglicanov'a zachranil Cinanovi
al zivot V boxerskom povstani a
dosial' ten. Chan je jeho zbozno-
vatel 'om. Univerzite ME je dlzen
ami centa, ba je to az smiesne te-
Ike :nieco tvrdit', ked re Hoover je
vel 'kym mecenor1 tej univerzity.
Daroval jej vel Ike obnosy penazi.,
Co sa tyka pijatiky, V Hoovero-
vel domacnosti, to je TAXA prav-
da, ako predosle. Vsetci washing
tonski panskf kamarati Z mokrej
stvrti strania sa Hooverovho do
mu, lebo tam len vodu pij1. Tiez
je napadany, ze' znal o Teapot
Dome svindli, kdezto fakt je, ze
sa doznal O nom len ked' uz to
bolo casopisoch. Teapot skandal
4 Dol prevedeny tajne ministrom
vnutra Fallom tento majetok
bol predtym pod pravomocou ri
nisterstva namornictva nikdy
ME ministerstva obchodu. Tiez
/ rozsirovane s1 posmesne poznam-'
ky Hooverovom nabozenstve
! kvakerskom. --
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-05

znania je tn 213, kostolov 231,-
9S3. Najvacsou jednotlivou cirk-
YOU y Spoj. Statoch je katolicka
5 1865, 0O3 clenmi, potion zidov-
ska so ,0S7,357 tlenmi, metodist-
episkopalna 50 4,O8o,777, juzna
baptistska 5 3,524,378, cernosska
baptistka $ 3,196,623, juzna meto-
st-episl1opalna sss2,4s7, 694, pro-
testant-episkopalna 1855, ,O86,