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Scarcely had the two crafts come together than
the frightful apes of Akut rose growing and bark
ing from the bottom of the canoe, and, with long
spears from the hands of the black warriors. The
savages were overcome with terror but there was
nothing to do but fight. Now came the other canoes
swarming about Tarzan'S craft.
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PERSONAL.
The rate under heading Of Personal
Is s cents per line additional TO the
regular line rate

II
regular line rate
FEATHER BEDS MADE INTO MATTRESSES.
3-piece slip covers, $3.50, including gooos.
r. L. ISHERWOOD. 1913 28th Sc. Lin. 55o0:
VITO-NET BATHS; BATTLE CREEK RE-
Queer; medical maSsagei alcohol rubs; white
nurse operator. Potomac 412l. 23s
ANTIQUES, DIAMONDS, PAWN TICKETS,
gold, silver wanted; see US hrst. Livingston
q co /. 1919 F ST. NV. National 5649.
DR.. LEHMAN, PLATE SPECIALIST; PLATES
repaired while you wait; So 90; natural look
ing set Of teeth, $1,000. $50 st., cor; TIN
opp. Hechts To-
sUPERFLUOUs HAIR PERMANENTLY RE
moved by electric needle. Mrs. Wilson, 1923
Conn. ave Met. 2i6l. no2se
YOUNC'S KINDERGARTEN AND GRADE
INSTRUMENTATION by private car. Reg
ular class work, French and dancing, super
vised play under college-trained teachers.
Met. 720o. -
MASSAGE AND VIBRATOR TREATMENTS,
By lady attendant; treatments, So three Tor
s5. For appointment phone Adams s95o-J.
QUIET GENTLEMAN OR COUPLE TO
share home comforts with mother and son.
BOX 4l2-C, Star office.
SWEDISH MASSAGE AND REDUCING
given by trained nurse-masseuse. Met. 9lO9,
10 to 8; evenings by appointment.
NORA-JOSEPH EMERSON SIMMONS, JR.
(or Joe Kelly Is in distress. Please COM
municate Immediately with Childrens Blu
reau Of Norfolk, Va.
ENGLisHMNN, so, GENTLEMANLY AND
courteous, desires immediate employment as
private chauffeur, servant: excellent charac-
ter. Address Box 249-C, Star once: IS.
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ELECTRICAL SALESMAN and estimator,
tunity for right man. Address Box 446-C'
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NASH SPECIAL COACH; four-wheel brakes,
new balloons, mechanically Al; $196; this
car has new slip covers. and ORIGINAL paint.
Call after pm, North 5494. 1000 18th st.
NV. Private party. 14e
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT. In
Quirc about our new method; licensed white
men; established 10 years. Call Lin. SO.
COMPLETE HOME STUDY COURSE FOR
Junior clerk: census examination Postal Cor.
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FURNITURE REPAIR MEN; those with eX-
1erience and who also can do some upnol-
tering Armstrong Uph. Shops, 1888 lUth ST.
NJ Franklin 1888.
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DRUG CLERK. Junior. experienced. Ward
man Park Pharmacy.
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BUTCHER, eNpeIIenStgt ,gUyu.
steady position. So o St Market.
CHAUFFEUR-BUTLE only those with hrst-
class city references need apply. 2450 Bel
rd
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MAN middle-aged, experienced in automo-
hiie Duco painting and capable OF taxing
charge Of paint shop. Address Box 4eo-S'
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REPAIR SERVICE
On your sewing maehines--cleaned.
adjusted and put in Al sewing
order for 81. Expert men.
WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO.,
I'll eth st. NV.
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Mt PLEASANT SCHOOL for SECRETARIES
Coaching for Census Bureau examinations.
sTiyoH Theater Bldg. Telephone Columbia
5000. -------------
LEARN no EARN--Gregg shorthand. type;
subjects; also special review and dictation
classes Day or evening. $40 to SIS monthly.
Columbia School, 14th and Monroe. Col: 701s:
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REALTY PARLORS

STEWART SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE,
Stewart Building, 400 9th ST. n,w,-Watch
for our specials daily. Friday, facial mas
sage. 35c. Investigate our plan to earn while
you learn. Met. 9795.
MABELLE HONOUR school, OF BEAUTY
CULTURE. INC-Estsb: 1913.
MARCELS, Csc and SOC.
Other beauty culture work at nominal prices.
3rd A.. Burchell Bldg, 817 18th st. NV.
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LARGE REAL, ESTATE FIRM of Washing
ton will employ two college men, not more
than twenty-five years of age. to SpeSi9aize
in selling frst-claSs new homes. ADDRESS
nov a6A-C star ONCE
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terms; mechanically and appearance ex-
cellent; guaranteed. See Mr.. Barnes 1729
18th st. Decatur 2390.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
fEnnAinnnnnA
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

TIRE. BATTERY, GENERATOR, STARTER,
ignition and brake service. fully equipped;
going business; will sacrifice, $2,750; $500
cash, balance easy terms rent reasonable.
Phone Alexandria 500. II"
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.JANTroR, single man. experienced; refer.
snsTfmetSts. 1920 Mass ave NV.
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BOYS white, with wheels. to run errands;
excellent opportunity to learn trade. Ap-
ct n " floor.
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CLASS CUTTER. EXPERIENCED. WANTED
NOS wAREHOUSE WORK. APPLY Q. !;
SMITH, HUGH REILLY COMPANY AFAE"
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OLDSMOBILE SEDAN. late model; has been
driven only 5000 miles; cannot be told from
new; $50 down, balance monthly. Let us
S Ss.n n5 e -. Terms Emerson q orme'
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MEAT CUTTER and experienced grocery
clerk; married man only; reference reauireo:
Can for appointment. FIR 9449: Mi. MOTIFS.
MEN to Distribute advertising. 7:30 AM
tha Can Co QNQ n ST. NV. 10
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NASH SEDAN, advanced s, 7-pass., 1877;
condition perfect; refnished in daTk-biue
work bargain at $3.50 Terms to suit.
IR23 IAth ST n w Decatur. 1872
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oLDsMoBILE FoUR-DooR SEDAN. 1914;
all new tires and mechanically perf@es.
This car 3 priced 500 under ths msFk%+
at seas. Many others to choose from 80
SIS up. Can be seen at our used car show
room, 1898 14th st. Wisconsin Motor Co.
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.
PERSIAN KITTENS from registered stock;
blues and silV0rs, 50 up, Must be sold at
once. For Information phone Clev. 0i65
FOX TERRIER PUPPIES, Wire-haired. males.
pedigreed. West 0230. 7i3e L st. NV.
PONY. Is hands, nTie for children. Have no
be seen at l419 Rock Greek Ford I'd. Just on
18th st. at Military I'd. Harrison Russelfs
Stable.
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HELP-MEN.

BODY AND FENDER MAN. hrst-class only:
good wages. National Auto Top Co., 2ll4
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WHY SPEND ella MONTHS DAY OR 1924
months In night school. when you can get
better commercial course, including the same
essential subjects In about one-third the
timer Thousands of indorsers. Position
classes nov forming Enroll today Boyd
Secretarial School, 1888 @ St Natl 1885
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GERMAN LESSONS IN YOUR OR MY
home Practical, successful method. Spe-
cial rate to students, 81 for 6 lessons. Call
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ADDING MACHINE, Sunstrand; also sub
tracts; $5Oi perfect. West 2l06.
ANTIoUES-Period and mid Victorian fur
lain and bronze; treasures from every land.
1888 st. NV. Metropolitan 230s.
ANTIQUES-old bronzeS, chairs, table chest
china, rugs, lamps, vases, clocks. 1873 l4th
NV.
APT. FURNITURE, complete single apt,
secretary, cooking utensils, nothing left to
SS F CafS Sps wanted; T WI sell separately
$3.50, secrifice for Sl1s Crex De Luxe SxiS
rugs: other articles. 542o Conn. ave, Apart
BUILDING MATERIAL AND BRICK-Re-
moyal sale on used material at our Camp
Meigs yard. which we will move next year to
est prices, backed by nineteen f nN' Years ! Of
square Dealing. Note some of these prices:
Brick no bats. fun COUNT susrsnteed: eood
flooring. $40 per thousand: sheathing and
steam radiators sa i2fac 'q fs I pum6ins stuTes
pipe: complete windows, many other items.
CHICKEN MANURE, 3-bushel barrel, So, de-
reasonable. Cali Fails Church s2i-F-i4
CLoTHING-Black Spanish shawl dress, si6i
REFER coat, So; large black fur piece, $40;
all in good condition. Cali Col 4304.
COAT. child's. heavy, size 10 to u, excel
1S0AlSAelols SICap. Oall NlCf. Otg1. 40
DESKS. chairs. sales. nles; cheapest prices
in Washington. Special sale factory sec
ends StS :, COMMERCIAL once Furniture Co.. $50
DEsKs--Sale of factory seconds" Of once
furniture, desks. tables, chairs. bookcases,
tle cabinets: cabinet, safes and used once
furniture. You can also rent it, II. Baum &
son, GIG E st. NV. Main 9l36.
DICTAPHoNE, with records and record
Shayer;, multigraph, completely equipped.
VIII sell reasonable account Of lack of use.
Thos r. Burch Co, Inc, 480 Pa. ave. NV.
DINING ROOM SUITE, American walnut,
modern; cost S375; will sacrifice for $50.
225 b ST. NV. Met. 0T07. 10"
DINING ROOM SUITE-Dainty new suite
in walnut, of full 10 pieces, at q big sacri-
nee. Call Clev. 3037-J
DRESSES-Evening dresses, new coat; hand
some Oriental rug, large wall tapestry;
crib. like new. and mattress. Ga. 1884.
EAR PHONE. Mears, for deaf, $40 A. a.
Seller, lO9 Wooten ave, Chevy Chase, Md.
ELEC. WASHER, oYerstuffed armchair, ma
hogany armchair, cheap, Al condition.
Apt. 4oS, isis 18th st. n.w.' after ESQ . m.
FIREWoOD, 81 per load. First come. nrst
served Apply at Camp Meigs. Sth and
Florida ave. ne. HECHINGER co.
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PARTY THREE want fourth; equal share
distribution automobile speciality, now sell
ing; franchise covering u. g., Canada; with
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-01
Pr. MARIA DUTKo zoMRELA

Pani Maria Dutko, manzelka
p. Jozefa Dutko, {. 2545 Hun
ter Ave, zomrela v piatok popo-
lndni vo veku % rokov.
Neboha bola prikladnou Slo-
venkon a matkou sipstich dietok,
ktore zanechava neodchovanf. Bo-
la iidkynou &. 373. ,IKSZJ. a Ven
ca 81. K. Sokoliek osady Sy.
Mateja ma Lansingville. Oplaka
vajn in manzel a dietky Viktor,
Maria, Helenka, ,Jozef, Edward a
MarMtka. Pohrab jej boil pom
delok rano domu smntku a chra-
mu Sv. Mateja. Pohrabna obrady
vykonal Rev. FrantiSek Kozelek
Pochovana bola "a vel'kej ncasti
priatel'ov "a pribuznvch ma Cal
vary cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-01
KoHUToVCoM ZoMREI.A
DCERKA

Zuzanka Koh6t, 7-rocna dcera
Pavla Kohhta a jeho manzelky, 2
{. 944 Penhale Ave, Campbell, 20.
mrela v sobotu v noci ma kompli-
kacie nemoci. Okrem rodi COW 0.
plakava ju sestra Anna a bratia
Jan a Pavel. Pohrab jej Dol v u
torok popoludni. Sm1toGne boho-
sluzby odbavil Rev. Juraj Roh v
evanjelickom chrame jana Husa
Pochovana bola v Tod Homestead
cintorine.
Hlboko zarmiiteni rodicia touto
cestou vyslovuji srdeene vd'aky
vsetkym pribuznym a priatel ON
"a kvietky, automobile a odpreva-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-01
SCH0DZA ZENSKEHO ,KLUBI]
v YOUNGSTOWN,

Oznamujeme ySetkym udky.
nam, re buddca schodza bude v
nedel'u, 3. novembra o pol s. We.
Ger v Mar. Sokolovni ma Wash.
ington st. To bude spolocna sch6.
dza S muzskym klubom. Je to u5
posledna schodza pred vol'bami a
preto by mala kazda ndkyna
prist', lebo vtedy dostaneme vzor.
kove baloty a instrukcie, ako ma.
me hlasoyat'. ..... !,
Riadna schodza bude dna IS
novembra II anit;Knbinovej ma
747 South Ave. Bude to pr;ve ma
same vol'by, tax tiez prid tie vse.
tky, lebo tam pocujeme vysledky
volieb ma radio, bude to pre- mas
al dobra zabava. E
Maria G. slifka, preds.
Helena Palencar, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-01

"a poslednych osem rokoy. Viete,
akn pracu koncim TruscOn
Steel, a viete, re som zastaval
mnohe tiradnicke prace, ktore ini
nemohli vziat' ma seba. Opakujem,
ze Slovaci majn 81 stat "a Slova-
ka zvolit' Slovaka, ktory bude
slnzit' Slovakom, ma utorok, 5.
novembra, proslm vas m6jho
srdca, hlasujte ma nina. ia yam
budem ilprimne povd'acny "a ka-
zdn pomoc, ktorii mi date.
Vas starry baseballovy priatel
Michal Kornick.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-01
SLOVAKOM v CAMPBELL DO
? .PoZORNOsTI.

Priatelia, rodaci Slovaci! A.
pelujem ma Vas, aby ste mi pomo-
hi ku zvoleniu "a, auditora mesta
Campbell. ia som Slovak a ne.
hanbim sa "a to. ia som "a Slo-
vakov :. . nielen pocas volieb, ale
vzdy = a dokazal som to co ia.
jomnik Slovenskej Baseballavej
Ligy a dopisovanim do sloven.
skych novin. Povedal som ma via
scerych shromazdeniach, ze Glovek,
ktory je zvoleny, ma byt' kvalifi-
.kovany ma ten nrad. Nemusim
hoyorit Wy viete. co som robil
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-01
VINCENT A. BUoNPANE

Vincent A. Buonpane je kandi-
datom ma irad mestskehn .sudcu.
Mr.. Buonpane je mas priatel. ie.
no otec boil vydayatelom talian-
skych novin til Y Youngstown a
preto m6zeme jeho syna svedomi.
te odpor1cat'. Mr.. Buonpane Una
'azkosti, s akymi sa prist'ahova.
lee musi prebljat V americkom
zivote, lebo ich zakiisil sam a pre-.
to bude vediet' najlepsie pocho.
pit dusu a polozenie prist 'ahnval,
ca, ktory sa dostane do protivy
so zakonami. .........
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-01
Spolkove zprayy
PRELOzENA sCHoDzA &. 3O8
IKSJ.

Spolok Mena Jezis, Cislo 3OS.
/. X. s. j. onamuje, svojim ndom,
ze sch6dza, ktora mala byt' ma bu-
diicu nedel'u, 3. novembra, VISTA
ne a .ie, prelozena ia nedel u, 10,
novemhra 2 tel prfciny, lebo poi
deme na cintorfm Preto vas pro-
ss,na spolubratia, aby ste 81 tych-
to par SLOW povsimli. Tiez vas pro-
SINE, ably ste sa zncastnili budn-
cej schodze vo vacsom poete. Ma
me vselijakG yeci ma pretras a len
ts,'', sa m6ze nieco dobreho vyko-
nat, ked sa ndovia zi1castiiuiiill
schodz. Tiez na buducej sch6dzi
sa prevedies kandidacia ma nrady.
Rratia, rozyazte 81 dobre, ably ii
iiradnlci, ktori bud1 ma budtici
rok, mohli S vami vzdy spolupra-
covat'. Bratov, ktorf dlhui1 Wac
ako diva mesiace napominame, a.
by boil laskavi vyrovnat' svoje
ntty. JeSto vasou povinnost'ou vo-
ci sebe samym tax tiez obi 'ah-
cite pracn vasich spolkovych Il
radn1kov. Sine S nctou vasi spolu-
lbratia, Of.
Matej Martinko, predseda
Andrej Panda, lictovnik. RI
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-01
ScHODZA LANSINGVILLSKE.
HO POLITICKEHO KLUBU.

Politicky a Vzdelavajdci Klub
ma Lansingyille bude odbFvat'
riadnu mesaGnn sch6dzu v nede-
i N D. rnovembra;; o. polsiBB q
iodine Sokolovni ma Homewood
Ave. Uctive ziadam vsetkych L.
DIV, ably sa tejto schodze s1cast-
rili, lebo budeme pojednavat' o
vcI'mi vaznych veciach, sice co
sa tyka bud1cej vol l'by. s dctou,
E. Stefan Martinko, zapisnfk.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-01
PRELOZENIE SCH0DZE SPOIL.
KU SV. RITY.

Oznamujeme 1dkynam Spolku
Sv. Rity, CisIo 100. p. S. Il. j., ze
schodza je prelozena ma druh1
nrdel>u mesiaci a to preto, re
prvh nedel'u sa bude poboznost'
odpravovat' Ma cintorine. TAX mi.
lt sestry, nezabudnite priSt' ma
druhil nedel II ma sch0dzu vsetky
ktora dlhuje, svoj dlh vyrov-
nat. s nctou a .pozdravom,
+ Maria Melek, preds.
Maria Hiznaj, nct..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-01
REPUBLIKANSKA sCH0DZA
Y CAMPBELL.

V sobotu veGer bude republi-
kanska sch0dza v Hamrakovej ha-
lie, ma ktorej bude reenit' Joseph
Il. Julius, kandidat "a mayora 4
ostatm kandidati ma irady mesia
Campbell. Budh pripnnte prfstro-
je ma zvacsenie hlasu, aby kazdp
dobre pocul.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-01
SLAVNA POLKA u
PREZIDENTA HOOVERA

Maria Curie-Sklodowska, ktora
so svojim muzom objavila vzacny
.prvok radium, bola prijata v sire
du prezidentom Hooverom, ktory
jej odovzdal eek na $4,000 veno-
vany americkymi zenami ma zakii-
penie jedneho gramu tohto prvku
pre- pol 'skd nenfocnicu vo Varsa
We. Pri tom akte boil viaceri anne
ricki uccnci ako diplomaticki "a
stnpcovia Pol'ska a inych krajin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-01
MASKARNY BAL K. SOKOLIEK
v CAMPBELL.

Venice 131. X. Sokoliek uspo-
riada ma Halloween, 81. oktobra
vccer vel Ky maskarny bal " Ia
lianskom dome ma rohu 12. ulice.
Sokolky srdecne povolavajn Slo-
vakov i Slovenky Campbell o.
kolia. Hrat' bude znamenita hud-
ba a "a dobr1 zabavu ruci vybor.
Vstupne len soc pre- panov, 25c
pre- danny. -. a ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-01
sPOLotNA sCHoDzA MUz.
SKEHO I zENSKEHO POLL.
TICKEHO KLUBU
YOUNGSTOWN

V nedel'u, d1a 3. novembra We.
Ger, bude spolocna sch6dza muz.
skeho j zenskeho .politicktho klu.
bu Youngstown, v Sokolovni ma
Washington St, preto ziadam
ako bratov tax sestry, ably Sa ma
sch6dzu dostavili v najvaGsom
poete. Vazne volebne otazky bu-
d1 rozhodnute. S nctou
Juraj A. Petrik, zap
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-01
sCHODzA STEELTONSKEHO
POLIT. KLUBU.

Steeltonsky Politicky Klub bu-
de mat schodzu v tlto nedel'u.
3. oktobra 0 80 vecer, pod ko-
stolom osady Mena Jezis. Vsetci
kandidati budd recnit', preto je
kazdy ellen ziadany, ably boil ma
sch6dzi pritomny. s nctou,
Pavei Bilka, tajomnik,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-01
TANECNA ZABAVA SBORU
146. TSJS. u.

Bude H tejto soboty vecer 0
pol 8. iodine vecer q. novembra J
No vlastnej Sokolovni pod cislom
3l9 Washington ST., Youngstown,
@. Bude to taky Hallowe 'en par
ty'', prid tie sa zabavit'. ia dobril
zabavu ruef Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-01

skolskej rady a spomenllti ziada-
jii volicov Slovakov, aby ma Mich
hlasovali. Sl'ubujfl haiit zaujmy
obyvatel'stva Go najlepsie sra
rat sa to, aby campbellske sko-
" boly najlepsimi Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-01
HILLCREST CLUB IA
JULIUSA A KORNICKA

Slovensky Atleticky Klub Hill
crest V Campbe i ma svojej sch6-
dzi jednohlasne endorSoval Joze-
ia f. Juliusa "a mayora, Michala
Kornicka "a auditora a Pavla
Puncic "a skvajera Coitsville twp.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-01
FABIAN, KLIMKO A BORAK
DO SKOLSKEJ RADY

Ia clenov Skolskej rady me-
STE Campbell uchadzajn sa dvaja
Slovaci jeden Horvat, sice PIP.
Fabian, Klimko Borak. Toho ro-
ku VOLTA sa traja clenoYia do
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-01

denie ich dcerky na vetny odpor
cinok a prosia Pana Boha, ably
ich cd podobneho dderu zachranil.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-01
HOOVER. SELECTS
ANTI-LABOR MAN
Stimson in Weasel Talk
Agitates for Navy

WASHINGTON, May 31.-The
national law enforcement commits
sion" recently appointed by Presi-
lent Hoover, has announced the cleo
ton of Max Lowenthal, of New
York, as secretary. His duties will
include making statistical examina-
ions and reports for the commits
sion, now in session here.
The commission went into session
again today, after spending the holi-
day getting close to the lobbyists of
employers in Washington, and is
now ready to begin division of the
problem of studying the best meth
DDS of smashing labor organizations
and framing up strike leaders and
organizers. 1t announced two days
ago that it would split the country
into typical districts, which on ex-
animation turned out to be the chief
industrial centers. These districts
will have separate and intensive
studies made of them. The first up
is Chicago (steel, stockyards and
heavy Industry.
Secretary of State Stimson today
issued a statement intended to pre-
pare the way for an overwhelmingly
large appropriation for navy build
ing, and to lay the blame on U. S.
imperialism's rivals, following the
Continued on Page TWo)
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-01
FOOD ORGANIZERS
WON'T PAY FINES
Picket Demonstration
Monday Noon

Sam Kramberg and Michael Ober-
meier, officials of the Hotel, Restaur-
ant and Cafeteria Workers Union,
who were fined $3.50 each by Su-
preme Court Justice Thomas C. T.
Grain on May 18, today refused to
pay the fines which would have been
loss to the union and help for the
exploiting boss.
They prefer to go to prison.
The fines were to be paid to the
Willow Cafeterias, Inc, against
whose cafeterias the union has de-
clared strikes, before May 28th.
Justice Grain found them guilty
on May 18 of violation of the in
junction which was granted to the
Willow cafeterias by Supreme Court
Justices Levy and Sherman.
A tremendous picketing Demon
Continued on Page Five)
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-06-01
Who Is Against the Comintern?

opposition existed in the
Party delegation to the Communist International
and Gitow their declaration accept Ad-
DRESS to it out and the length
would actively it. They thus entering
ing toward split Party the
p Conditions and the Statutes of the Comintern splitting
they do spirit
the American Party and will find the membership
against them Comrades Loveone
the faction struggle the basis of opposition
International will quickly feel the solid Party
which will tolerate further faction activities of kind
But let there be acceptance
ist International Address Such formal without application
in life of the line of policy laid down would be barren
discussion opening take the criticism
all elements facionsm and mobilize the
tassnterna to combat all of struggle
against the Right danger externally mobilize
sections of the working who
gle against capitalist naturalization and the
The Party discussion be made
remnants of factionasm the first
pounism which has been deeply imbedded party
which must be burned in the fires of meless criticism
concentrate the full of the Party the practical
phasized in the Address
Therefore it is all begin
full thorough honest Address
of the Comnen and of the tasks light
Address.
The two weeks the press especially concentrate
the of
mass Party the leader of the American working class in the
gle against American capitalism.
FORM UP THE RANKS OF THE PARTY, FOR THE COMMIT
ERN, AGAINST THE SPLTTTERS SPLITTING TENDENCIES,
NO MATTER FROM WHAT QUARTER!
THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
is FOR THE COMINTERN!
REJECT AND CONDEMN ALL OPPOSITION WHATSOEVER
TO THE COMINTERN!
FOR A COMPLETE BOLsHEvIsT APPLICATION OF THE
ADDRESS, WHICH SHALL INFUSE THE WHOLE PARTY
THE CoMINTERN LINE, AND COMPLETELY UNITY RANKS
FROM TOP TO BOTTOM REVOLUTIONARY LINE OF
THE COMMUNIST INTERNATIONAL!
THE STRUGGLE AGAINST FACTIoNALIsM, AGAINST
OPPORTUNIsM AND FOR THE PRACTICAL WORK THAT WILL
BUILD MASS COMMUNIST PARTY