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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
SLOVENSKA BASEBALL
LfGA.
(Dokoneenie s /. strany.)
Pise: Mike" Kornick, tai.

Thomas Steels Horvatmi, ma Sha-
dy Run hrisku, Horvati vyhraJuc
10 ku 8. Warrenska cata zacala
fajne, pred piatym iningom W.
yodila s ku 3. Ale Horvati neztra-
till ducha,a V siestom dostali tri
obehy. Potom boil stale ofenzi-
We, kym nesk6rovali styri dalsie
obehy nevyhrali tax hru. Mike
Regen udrel home run. Shuttle 2
Warren tiez udrel pre- home run.
Vyhra bola dana Warrencanom
preto lebo Horvati pouzili troch
hracov ktori neboli' podpisani
preto podl'a pravidiel Ligy ne
mohli dostat' vyhru Horvati. Swi-
pas, Leslie a Regen dobre udiera-
Ii. Havanas vybil desiatich Hor-
vatov.
Ma nedel'u Warrencania hrajh
Lansingvillcanmi v prvej odo-
hire. Toto je ia cata ktora zavdala
Lansingvillcanom ich prvu a Je-
din1 porazku v druhej polovici a
Lansingvillcania 81 zaiste naostria
zuby, ably sa mimi vyrovnali.
Hillcrests 9, Farrell i.
Paul Minnick Joe Brayerom
hrali tax, re Hillcrestcania l'ahko
vyhrali hru cd kedysi mocnej ca
ty farrellskej. Duke Sirak udrel
single, double a triplu. Sk6r bol
9 XII 1. Lefty Moreau, najlepsi
lanskorocny, picer SLOW. Lige
nadhadzoval "a Farrellcanov "a
pat iningov. Bernard dokoncil.
Kto vyhra druhd polovicu?
Zavodenie o campionstvo Slo-
venskej Lige je toho roku vel mi
zaujfmavym. Tri caty sd zauzlent
slavu druhej polovice. V nede.
l'u Lansingvillcania, Hillcrestca
MIA a Warrencania t'ahali, re ktC
bude hrat' v prvej odohre. Ian
singvillcania vytiahli prazdnu,
Warrencania, budn tedy spoll
hrat'. Hillcrestcania potion budi
hrat' cd nedele na tyzden it'az
nou catou ma tom istom hrisku.
To bude tuhy boj.
Lansingvillcania, ktori sa utka
ju Warrencanmi nedePu, pre-
hrali len jednu druhej polovic
a to Warrencanom, 10 ku 7, W
Warren. Warrencania potion pre-
hrali Hillcrestcanom 10 ku 2
Lansingvillcania pridusili Hill
crestcanov II ku 7. Kto teraz me
re z toho vyprorokovat' Wit 'aza
Hillcrestcania mali hostinu.
Pc hre nedel'u, Hillcrestcani
odisli do domacnosti Stefana Vra
bla, kde na mich cakal 40-funtov
brav. Spravca Vansac nechcel pc
vedat', kde no wal, ale Dol znamt
mite pripraveny a Farrellcania
Warrencania m0zu rucit' "a tt
Ked' sa BRAY pominul MIN
hodnc flias ''popu", chlapci S
potichu rozisli. Za bravo patl
vd aka bratom Judinovcom.
Poor, Slovaci!
Rozhodnute bolo medzi spra'
cami Vansacom, Stricekom a Sc
lerom, re cata, ktora nebude hra
teraz v nedel u, bude opravner
na takl cast prijmov, ako cat
ktora hra, re eata, ktora pr
hra v nedel'u, bude zas opravn
ma na rovnak1 ciastku primo
hry cd nedele na tyzden. Pre-
ziadame podporovatel'ov Hillcre
caty, ably podporili radosti, tt
podobne podporovatelia La
singvillcanov, Warrencanov VS.
tkych ostatnych ciat Lige. P
matajte, ze Hillcrestcania, Wa
rencania j Lansingvillcania d
stanu rovnake ciastky obo,
hier.
Hra je ma Oakland hrisku.
Vsetky campionske hry ma
byt' hrane ma Oakland hrisku,
bo je v centralnej polohe, pre-
vsetci traja spravcoyia sa doh
dli hrat' tam. Hrat' sa zapoc.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
BUDTE oPATRNf PRI KUPANf
FILLS ...

"K1pajte sa ME zriedkavejsie,
TAX radi DR.. Guy Hinsdale z
Hot Springs, Virginia, ktory v
svojej zprave, podanej Americkej
lekarskej spolocnosti, vymenova-
va sestnast' roznych nebezpeci,
ktore striehaj1 ma cloveka pri ku-
.pani.' T.
''Vsetkeho mnoho skodi, pove-
da DR.. Hinsdale. "Niektori pa
cient sd tel mienky, ze ak je mno-
no nieceho dobre, viacej tej istej
veci bude ovela lepsie. Takychto
pacientov je potion t'azko pre-.
svedcit' mylnosti ich nahl'a.
dov."
Mnohi z Mich ber1 pricasto lie.
cebne k1pele, ktore i'm boly pred
pisane ako ciastka liecenia ick
choroby.
L'udia, ktorl su nachylni k "a
vratu alebo epileptickym zachva
tom ii, ktori majd srdecnd va
du, maj1 byt' pri kdpani zvlastt
opatrni, pretoze civil 'kova ztra
ia vedomia moze mat "a nasle
dok, re sa utopia al tel trosk,
vody vo vani. ST. vsak zname a
take pripady, kedy al celkon
zdravym pud'om stala sa k1pel
osudnou alebo zapricinila vol'aja
ku nehodu.
| Jednou q takychto nehod j
oparenie vo vani alebo pod sp1
chou, ktore je mace nehodou .ceI
kom neodpustitel 'nou, ako tvrd
Dr. Hindsdale, .lnsou nehodol
ktora sa ostatnej dobe STAY
vel mi caste, je re clovek dostan
elektricku ranu, ked' sa bol M
krou rukou dotknul nejakeh
elektrickeho pristroja, vypinad
alebo pod. Mokry povrch tela XII
die ovela mensi odpor elektrick
mu ppr1du, lebo voda je dobryl
l vodicom elektriny.
, Slepa odvaha pri plavani, k
, PAM sd priskoro po jedle, najn
v priteplej vode, zimne kupanie
O l'adovych vodach severskych,
q sd niektore nebezpetnych pra
tik, ktore DIR. Hinsdale odsudz
l., je. Pady, zavinene skl'znutim
3; kdpelni, su jednym z d'alsi
i casto sa vyskytujdcich nebezpe
"a to vsak smrt', zavinena unil
@ MIN plynu kdpelni, je owe!
!, zriedkavejsia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
HL'ADANA KNIHA

tisicmi Slovakmi teraz k dostaniu!
Chranene tajnosti koneene vyjavene
obdivuhodnej knihe "TAJNOSTI
BOSORSTVA' alebo "KNIHA PRI-
RODY A SVETOVYCH TAJNOSTI".
Bolo VAN povedane toto tamto bo-
sorstve, tajnosti, klzla, cary atd'. Te-
raz po prvy raz m6zete sa vsetky tie
to veci doznat', ktore boly tajene "a
vel "a sto rokov. Kniha opisuje vyse
600 rozHcnych veci Doznajte sa prav-
du zachrante sa cd prace diabla. Ne
bud tie temnosti, ale objednajte 81
t1 knihu hned', pokial' nezabudnete,
a presvedcte sa sami. Napisana je ei-
sto po slovensky. Stoji len $500 po,
stou a m6zete ju dostat' jedine len u
"TATRA Box 1861 City Hall p. o..
New York, N. Y.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
SO RANENE v zELEzNLtNEJ
NEHODE PRI COLUMBUS

V nedel' II ranene bolo So ce-
stovatel 'ov pri Condit, % mil
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
NOCOVAL s DIEVCATOM
IA TYzDEN v AUTE

Ray Jones, 21-rocny vyrostok
zviedol 15-rocn6 dievca na raid
= drzal no pri sebe TAX dlho do
noci, re sa dievca potom balo 1st'
domov zilo Jonesom "a tyzden.
Spavali V automobile, kym neboli
chyteni policiou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
MA PREDAJ LOT

Vel mi vyhodne sa preda lot
4Ox125 ma w. Heights Ave-, ma
ktorom je uz pivnica vykopana a
footing" polozeny. | material je
tam. Haste sa u p. Kenderu v {.
423 w. Heights Ave. alebo u Jul
raja Janovec, IA Silliman ST.
(35)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
HILLCREsTtANIA DAKUJU.

Spravca hraci Hillcrest caty
srdecne d'akujl slovenskym OBJ
chodnikom Campbell, Judin
Bratom, "a darovaneho bravo, a
Joe Jumberovi, spravcovi Tamar-
kin a Mallxin Grocery, "a k1penie
chleba panu Vrabloyi "a prepu-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
MA PREDAJ DOM

6-izbovy, povalou, vsetky zlep-
senia vyplatene. Dom je novode-
korovany a vo vybornom stave.
Je na West Side, {. 25 Milton Av.
Haste sa osobne alebo telefo-
nujte 1879
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23

stenie svojej domacnosti ku slide
niu sa "a zadovazenie "popu".
Tiez d'akujeme panu Mroskovi
"a znamenite pobavenie.
Hillcrest Cata.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
PAI.KOVIt PRINIESOL
POZDRAVY 20 SLOVENSKA
Youngstownskych okolitych
slovakov pozdravuju biskupi i
spravca Spolku sv. Vojtecha.


Ked' sme sa spytali p. A. M.
Palkovica, co dobreho priniesol
20 Slovenska tgnajsfm Slovakom,
odpovedal, ze srdecne pozdravy
cd biskupov Carskeho a Jantau-
scha, Msgra Postenyiho, prezi-
denta Slovenskej Krajiny Drob-
neho a mest'anostu Bratislavy,
Okanika. Biskup Carsky nam od-
kazal, ze sa este pride podivat'
do Ameriky a Ease mas navstivi.
Podobne 81 'ubil navstevu meSt'a
nosta Bratislavy DIR. Okanik, kto-
ry zdoraznil, re pride na svoje
trovy a ak budeme chcet', ze nam
i zarecni. Nuz tieto pozdravy "a
iste vsetci Slovaci Mahoning do
liny celej Ameriky prijm1 tax
cd srdca, ako boly poslane.
Pan Palkovic prisiel domov v
nedel'u. Ma stanici cakali no jeho
dobrl priatelia srdecne uvitali.
Nevideli ho Cd 10. jdna, kedy od-
cestoval z nasho kruhu. Ako je-
den vodcov 450-clenovej vypra-
Wy X. Sokolov a Sokoliek, NAL
pine ruky prace cez cely cas-, "a
to prisiel zdravy a peknou far
bou v tvari. Vyprave sd vsade do
bre viedlo. Ma LODI sadali IL. jnna
uz Is. boil vo Francii. Jeden
den venovali Parizu, ktory 81 do
bre prezreli, menovite Notre
Dame katedralu a inc pamatn6
budovy.. Donna boil vsade nadse-
ne vitani. Uz ma hranici vital ich
hi. nacelnik Csl. Orla II Orlov
V Plzni ich vital mayor mesta 9
v Prahe ministri, zastupcovia Or
la, snemu, mesta, Studentstva atd
V Prahe stravili 20 dni ME ma
darmo, lebo 81 priniesli |. ceny x
,zavodov.
Ma Slovensku vyprava navsti
!, villa Kuty, Brezovu, bola ma Bra
die, kde polozila venice ma hroh
ku generala Stefanika, V Brat
slave boil vel'kolepy banlet, n
ktorom boil zastupcovia vsetkycI
politickych stran. u Bratislav,
| vyprava sla na historicky Devir
odtial' do Trencina, kde bol
| vel 'ka slavnost' kde naSi Soko
Ii odovzdali prapor tamojsim On
lom, "a tym vyprava sla do Trer
Tepiic, Ziliny, Ruzomberku, Kc
Sic a Presova. u Presova clenovi
vypravy rozisli sd do svojich roc
nych obci.
: Ma banketoch, ktor6 boly skt
ro kazdom meste, ktore Soko
navstivili, p. Palkovic sisiel sa
vynikajdcimi Slovakmi, ako pre-
/ Drobnym, biskupom Jantauschol
/ biskupom Carskym, Msgrom P'
stenyim, prof. Kolfskom, A. Hill
kom, ministrami a inymi vysok'
postavenymi osobnost ami. Pro
: Kolisek, dr.. Okanik a mnohf il
i sikromne pohostili 'nacelniko
vypravy. DIR. Kolisek i'm al spi
!, val hral ma plane.
: Clenovia vypravy sisli sa "a
: dohromady 81. julia v Trnave. \
v /. aug. i'm krajinska rada dava
O obed a Msgr. Postenyi vecer
It Vecer pol 8. uz sa pobrali (
k Bratislavy, kde sa rozldcili n
/ lynn Slovenskom. 12.~ augusta
) boil v New Yorku.
IL S p. Palkovicom prisiel al p.
.-IC. KociS 70 Struthers.
} Ma Slovensku zostali DIR. Kosl
b red. X. S. Rev. Stefan PAM
duchovny X. S. DR.. Kosik sve
Gil pravote DIR. Tuku. Svedcil
Il tri hodiny. 0 kancelarii vo v
) dni svedcil, re to mala byt' zpl
20 vodajska kancelaria sl1ziaca
J. merickym Slovakom. Ale ke
le americki Slovaci nedali ma
e kancelariu AMI centa, tax to
nebolo mic co potom DIR. Tu
urobiL z kancelarie, o tom anne
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-10-08
This Interview
With the Judge
Cost Scribe Cash

Traffic law enforcement poll
cieS of the newborn admins
tratiOn OF Judge w. G. Morse
were outlined in effective fash
ion in an exclusive interview
granted Elton Garrett of the
Age staff yesterday.
A rented battery ia 4 car
Garrett was driving went dead"
Sunday evening while parked In
front OF the Boulder Drug
store. alongside "One hour
limit" sign.
Yesterday morning, en- route
to the courtroom Of the newly
appointed judge to interview
him as TO his policies, Garrett
passed the car, still parked, and
collected tag" placed there
through the vigilance OF Traf-
fic Officer Bob Ziemer. This
made the interview the more
impressive and costly withal,
slogans concerning freedom of
the press " Notwithstanding.
The traffic laws are being en-
forced, be il proclaimed !
Ten dollars is the minimum
fine, according TO city Ordi-
nancc.)
II Garrett perpetratCd this
law violation to get his name
on the front page OF the Age.
ne has his wish.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-10-08
WORLDS BEST HURLERS
WILL LEAD ATHLETICS.
CUBS IN OPENER TODAY
Chicago Slightly Favored to Win First Game
Of Worlds Series, Which Starts at 1880
This Morning, Pacific Coast Time; Clubs
Conceded to Be Excellently Matched.

CHICAGO, Oct. Z. UH World
series rivals one more after nineteen
years, the Chicago Cubs and Phila-
delphia Athletics rested tonight on
the eve of the opening battle while
all around them a city Seethed
with excitement over this climax of
the 1929 baseball season.
AS evenly matched as contenders
in the series ever has been, each
club ready to put its full strength
on the field, there was little TO
choose between the champions OF
the respective major leagues.
Cubs Favored
The Cubs should win, but their
margin of victory probably will be
Slight. There seems little likeli-
hood of another of these sweeping
four consecutive game triumphS
such as the American league rep
rcSentative. New York Yankees,
have scored in the past two seasons
II will be Charlie Root. leading
National league pitcher, against
Lefty Grove, leading American
league pitcher, in the opening
game, which VIII De Witnessed py
more than $4,000 at Wrigley park
Tuesday afternoon.
The weather, always variable on
the shores OF Lake Michigan, At
this time of year. is fitting right
into this cheerful picture. Fair and
warmer is the forecast for the first
game. which gets under way at l:5O
D. m., or 1870 Pacific Coast time.
Lineups Given
Here is how the rivals will lineup
Athletics: Bishop, 2b; HauSs, CT;
Cochrane, c; Simmons, If; FoXx, lb,
Miller, IF; Dykes, 3b; Doley S.;
Grove, pitcher.
Cubs: Mcmillan, 3b; English, SIS,
Hornsby, 2b; Wilson, CT; Cuyler, ri;
Stephenson, If; Grimm, 1b; Taylor,
c; Root, pitcher.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-10-08
ORNAMENTAL LIGHTING
SYSTEM INSTALLATION
TO BE STARTED TODAY
First Load of Materials Arrives Three Days
After Contract Signed; Three Marbellite
Standards Will Be Set to Block on Each
Side of Fremont and on Main and Fifth

Actual work on the installation OK
the new ornamental lighting system
on Fremont, Main and Fifth streets
will be started this morning, / was
announced yesterday, following the
arrival of conduit and wire for the
lights by truck from California.
The materials. which we're brought
on truck and trailer, are now
stored near the Boulder Service
station at Fremont and Fifth.
Thursday evening the contract
ana surety bond were signed by city
officials and John r. Davis, con-
tractor. and three days later the
first load OF materials arrived. oil
Sunday evening. Five days later the
actual work will begin.
Marbelite standards will be used
for the lights, three of which Will
be installed to block, on each side
OF the street.
Fremont will be lighted on both
sides from Main to Fifth, and those
streets will be lighted for a distance
of two blocks in each direction from
Fremont
II removal OF the welcome arch is
necessary 70 make way for orna-
mental lighting standards on the
corner of Fremont and Main the
city probably will remove the arch,
according to Commissioner Roscoe
Thomas.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-10-08
PRISON EXPOSE THREATENED,
SMUGGLED GUNS ARE FOUND

CANON CITY, Colo, Oct, 7, U.P)--
Two convicts in solitary confinement
at the state penitentiary today after
discovery that two more revolvers
had been snuggled into the prison,
where rioting cost II lives and
$5OO,OO0 property damage Thursday
and early Friday.
Convict Leo w McGcnty, Denver
gunman, was locked i'll a solitary
cell yesterday Charles Davis, Las
Animas county bandit, previously
had been confined after testimony
of about 80 convictS had been heard
by authorities investigating the riot
1t was believed the two prisoners
could shed light on how arms and
ammunition were smuggled into the
penitentiary, making possible tue
sanguinary battle between mutineers
and an army of National guards
men, prison guards and citizen vol
unteerS.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-10-08
End Offenders
Are Warned By
NewCity Judge
Traffic Violators Will 3 e
PenaIized Heavily if They
Persist, Says Judge w. G.
Morse.

Il am going TO try 10 make all
my decisions as fair as il is humanity
possible to make them"
This is the gist of the policy an
nounced yesterday by Judge w. G..
Morse, who was sworn in Saturday
as municipal judge, and who held
his first court sessions yesterday at
l08 n. Second street.
Second offenders in traffic viola
tions will be penaliZed heavily, ac-
cording TO the new judge. VINO
stated that first OflcnSe penalties
are only a hint OF what will be
meted out 20 persons who persist
in breaking traffic laws.
The handling Of traffic violations
was turned over. in large part, 10
the police department. and most OF
Il Will be handled directly by Police
Chief Percy Nash.
Judge Morse will hold court at .
a. m. instead of 10 q. m, as has
been customary for many years
past. in order that the work can be
cleared up early
A $4,000 bond was posted Satur-
day by Morse, at the time he Was
given the oath of office by City
Clerk Viola Burns.
Judge Morse was appointed TO fill
the vacancy left when Judge Roger
Foley was dismissed from the office
by the city commissioners.
Failure OF Judge Foley to use the
courtroom provided for that purpos =
is given in the city officials resOlu-
ton as the reason for the custer.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-10-08
Mothers Death Cause
OF Trip in Thirteen
Hours to Berkeley

A mothers death caueeI Two Las
Vegans to put car over the ROAD
at an average speed Of fifty-tour
miles an hour last Thursday for $50
miles, from this city to Berkeley.
Calf.
Earl W. Bannister. with the Ne
vada Construction Company, learned
of his mothers death Thursday
morning. At II a. IN. he and A. j..
Anderson. of Simon's service station
were on the road in new Nash
special six sedan.
They state that they drove from
BarStow to Mojave, a distance of 70
miles. in one hour and six minutes,
and that their greatest speed, 80
miles an hour, was maintained for
distance of 60 miles.
No oil or water were put III the
car on the trip. they say, and a me-
chanic in Berkeley pronounced the
car in perfect condition.
The fifty-four mile an hour aver
age included stops for gas and
food.
Mr.. Bannister will return to Las
Vegas this week
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-10-08
Girl Required
To Show How
Pan Bit Her
Eunice PringIe Sticks to
Story of Alleged Attack BY
Theatre Man; Appears In
Red Dress Before Jury.

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 7 UP
Eunice Pringle changed to the
vivid red dress in which she went
to Alexander Pantages' private Of
flee to seek bookings as Spanish
dancer when she retold under
searching crosS-examination today
how the wealthy theatre man as
sertedly attacked her.
The l7-year-old girl was passive
under an inqlusition, seldom vary
ing from the softly spoken answers
and only once was she near to
tears. That was when defense
attorney Jerry" Geisler asked her
in what fashion she tried to es-
cape from Pantages after he al
legedly forced her to the floor of
his secluded consultation" room.
She leaned forward appealingly,
her voice suddenly choked:
"Oh, l can't say; l only know
that 1 was doing the best I could"
she answered
Miss Pringle never wavered from
her original story in four hours OF
cross examination that frequently
was of the most delicate sort.
For two hours the defense tried
unsuccessfully to break down the
young dancers denial that she
had attended parties where liquors
were served, had visited Dunaev's
apartment alone and had been
instructed to wear at the trial
clothing radiating youth and in
nocence
When she changed to the red
dress she was required to stand
before the jury and to display her
fingernailS and to show how Pan
tages asertedly bit her on the
breasts during the alleged attack.
He held his right hand over
my mouth mad with his left he
tore at my dress" she said.
Then he bit me here She
pointed with her finger, and upon
attorneys instruction, turned the
dress forward to reveal the place
where she claimed to have been
bitten
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-10-08
WHITE HOUSE SCENE OF
GREAT SOCIAL FUNCTION
HON0RING MAC DONALD
Mrs. Gam Sits Between President Hoover
and British Premier as Cream of Capitals
Society Attends Elaborate Ceremony; First
Function of HOOvers Proves COlOrful Scene

WASHINGTON, Oct U.R-
Democracy mustered its most color
ful ceremonies tonight as the sons
OF an Iowa blacksmith and a
Scottish farm laborer, now in con-
troll oil the destinieS of the two
great powers of the world, sat
down to the great state dinner III
the White House.
Mrs. Dolly Curtis Gam won a
second most favored seat at the
huge horseshoe table in the state
dining room. Seated at the PreSi-
dents right was Miss Ishbcl Mac
Donald, who took ranking place
when Ambassador and Lady How
ard stepped aside for the night
in favor of prime minister and
his daughter.
Mrs. Gam Between
Mrs. Gam, dressed in gray sill
yer lace, was at the Presidents
left. Macdonald sat at Mrs. Cams
left, and Secretary OF State Stinson
tc the right of Ishbel.
Inside the horseshoe. directly
opposite the president, was Mrs.
HoCFer, with Vice President Cur
tbs to her right and Sir Esme
Howard. British ambassador. TO
her left.
There was a glitter of old world
elegance about the elaborately dec
grated White House and the brill
liantly gowned women who moved
amCng the palms and flowers and
scarlet uniformed marine band in
the spacious halls CT the executive
mansion.
Eighty Three Attend
The dinner list of 80 skinned
only the very top of Washingtons
society.
This was the first state func-
ton of the Hoovers.
Among the guests were the cab
met. ministers of Canada and the
Irish Free State, members of the
prime minister's encourage, lead
ers Of the house and senate. and
four former Coolidge cabinet mem
bers. The former president and
Mrs. Coolidge, however, were not
present
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-10-08
Texan Jailed
On Drunken
Driving Count

Arrested yesterday noon by City
Policeman Fred Northern on
drunken driving charge, d. M.
Moore, evidently a Texan, is now
reposing in the city bastile, and Po-
lice Chief Percy Nash is still in
good health despite various hair
raising threats made yesterday af-
ternoon from the interior of the
jailhouSe when Nash entered the
ante-room thereof.
The iron bars OF the door aided
materially in keeping the situation
on an even keel, according TO the
chief.
Moore is said to have driven his
automobile into a stop sign on
Fremont street. hitting two other
cars III the meantime.
The car has Texas license, and
it seems he is a married man, al
though information obtainable from
him was mcagre.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-10-08
Lower Grades
Win Contests
Eighth Football Team Trims
Frosh; Sophomores Beat
Juniors.

The eighth B football team and
the sophomore squad are moving
about in the clouds this week.
For both defeated the team Of
the next higher class in the city
system late last week.
The eighth 3 "Kin2fiSherS.'
cleaned up on the ninth A Friday
with score of 13 TO 6. and the
sophomores defeated the juniors
Sunday with a score of II TO 0.
The latter game reached the last
quarter with a score CT 6 to 0. Tho
sophomore machine, which seemed
trifle better organized than thu
junior squad, had been bearing
down on the juniors goal and
seemed on the verge OF a touch
down when the juniors secured the
ball. They did not keep it for long,
however. Albert ChevaZ intercepted
il juniors pass and ran so yards
around the end for a touchdown.
Andy Croal made the first touch
down
The sophomore lineup is as fol-
lows: Andy Croal, Harvey Parvin,
Albert Chevaz and Gerald Hickman
in the backfield and Louis Gantner,
Jim Sheahan, Thomas Carroll, Cal
vim Cory, Raymond Bleack, Bruce
Beckley, Albert Prettie. Leland
Ward and John Doherty i'll the line.
The Sophs then kicked off TO the
juniors, who. in a sudden rally
started a steady march down the
field for a touchdown. They were
within about twenty yards of sue
cess when the final whistle ended
the game.
The eighth B team, in Friday5
game, was as follows: Louis Santa
Cruz. left end; Bob WilletS. Left
tackle; Charles Revere, left guard;
George Young, center; Charles
Richards. right guard; Charles
Johnson, right tackle; Ralph Hau-
ser. right end; Paul MoSbach, full
back; Albert Bailey, quarterback:
Frank Campbell and Charles Stew
art. halfbackS.
Charles Hicks and Harvey Parvin
were players on the ninth A team.