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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-06
BY BETTY BROWNLEE
tFamoEs Fashion Exter)

green evening frocks that pre-
dominate.
The pastels seer 10 have died
a natural death. though there
are, of course, always present
those women whose evening
frocks are of a delicate shade
flesh, yellow, nile green or white.
And no matter what the mode
is, il you are certain that the
soft colors are more becom-
ing to your type Of beauty, then
by all means stick to your pastels.
There il no definite . mode i'm
evening attire that says "Flesh-
white-yellow should not be
worn" Rather the idea is
choose the color that In most flat
tering to you
However, il you still have the
remains of a brown sunburn, you
will find the darker colors 30 pop
ular this year most becoming.
The browns and blues particu-
lsrly do something to the skin
that Is most effective. They
pTlng 70 IL a gov kn0 a s0ItnesB
that y most appealing under soft
evening lights.
The evening frock illustrated
for you today Is developed In u
rich shade Of midnight blue in
tulle and satin. And since un-
even hemlines have achieved 70
smart a place in the evening
mode, this model shows you n
most interesting version of il.
The fluffy tulle skirt is not the
same length in two places, and il
comes Down gracefully longer in
the back. A small inset of thu
tulle il used at the neckline, too.
And what IL m evening gown
this year without its accompany
ing cocktail jacket? This one II
Of matching blue net. much be-
spangled.
The smart jewels are sapphirea
In antique settings. And her
slippers are brocaded with silver
and blue threads running through
them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-06
Bv MRS. MARY d. WILSON

hare your recipe for sfiffcnin1 ~
rs there any means OF preserving
the finish once 10 Is ~stitienedf
This basket Is crocheted OF thick
n~ercertzed silk. AIRS. N. r..
I have on hand an untried
recipe for %stiffening which I refer
10 you. X II can be or any help.
Place a wood block or the desired
shape CT may be purchased At
embroidery or novelty shopsl IN
the basket and dip II in hot par
effin. Allow IL 10 dry, then re-
move. the block.
IN this column each Geek Mrs.
Mary ID. FiIson niH Gnsrrer
questions concerning the house
hold. No personal correspondence.
Don't send stamps.
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HER HEALTH,
HEART ARD HONE
PAGE
plexion and insure herself against

plexion and insure herself against
stray winds. However. expert
menting with grease paint which
nearly matches the complexion
and q light busting Of powder
will solve the problem.
II will be well worth your while
TO change your style Of couture
temporarily, as your approved
appearance will not fail 10 draw
comment from even your family
and closest friends. III you take
proper precautions, the pads are
absolutely unnoticeable.
However. they should not BE-
worn st night. Carefully remove
them when you r doing your
nightly "dozen" on the complex
ion, taking rare not to tear them
too rudely from the face. The
adhesive collodion containing
medicinal properties which are
absolutely harmless TO the skin,
together with the perforations
which allow the air "a pcrcolate
and stimulate the skin, tend to
keep it in healthy trim.
Removing the pads st night
gives the muscles a rest and al
lows them to relax naturally.
You may find that after a while
you will not need to wear the
pads every day. The support
which they have given to the
tired muscles will tend to draw
these muscles into place and by
consistently wearing the pads for
a while, you will gradually draw
the muscles into their natural.
youthful lines.
Now after reading this, don't
you think they are worth a trialf
Won't you be more than repaid
in the pleased and delightful ex-
carnations of your friends7 OF
course you will. And the joy
OF the whole treatment in that
you may motor, walk, dance,
gof-anything you may desire
and no one will be any the wiser.
For IL you take the pointers |
have given and use q bit Of dis
cretion and care in the adjust
ment Of the pads, they will never
be noticed.
Besides, for those OF US who
cannot afford the fees for n
regular face-lifting, il will be n
veritabls boon. Just think-no
more sad, droopy wrinklesl No
more harsh linesi The corners of
the mouth will quirk up, the en-
tire expression of the face will be
changed.
And a change Of coiffure is a
wonderful aid in the search for
beauty, especially when compile
mented with these wee pads which
take the place OF the surgeons
knife.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-06

ward in soft waves on the cheek
and il will cover the pad. III
your hair is short, the same rule
applies
Now isn't this something really
worth trying? Particularly when
| tell you there 70 no discomfort
because the strap which holds
the pads in place is rubber and
gives with each motion of the
head or face.
The pads can match the hair,
thus insuring their absolute Sc
crecy, or they may blend with
the flesh color. The latter is
probably a better idea for the
short haired girl or woman. as
she may the pads with q
bit OF makeup 10 match her com
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-06

nEAR MRS. WILSON:
~ Is there amp Udy TO clean a
broom leather po~cketbookf
Il. II.
Why dent you try q good
saddle polish? Shoe cleaning
polish can also be used effectively
on other leather articles. Here Is
a recipe for cleaning leather
which has been recommended:
Dissolve a bar Of white soap in
n cup Of water. Then add one
u Of alcohol and two cups OF
light oil. This not only cleans
leather, but supplies some of the
oil which leather requires
REAR MRS. WILSON:
~ beautiful crochete6 basket
sras ciren to me recently. Acy I
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-06

himself for his gull
bility-to others it had
been so obvious that
she was playing with
him.
He laughed deris-
lively. "No. thank you,
| never drink" What
a fool he had been not
to have recognized the
transparency Of her
attitudel Her shyness,
the quiet manner which
she adopted, her as
sumed innoce II ce-
they were only traps.
Behind that demure
expression was a cal
culatlng woman shrewd
enough TO disguise the
truth.
If Jerry's disillusion-
ment had not been
completed when he left
Barbara there was no
doubt that he was an
enlightened" man on
his return home. His
faith in women had
suffered shock, and
yet, as the train bore
him nearer home, he
had TO admit TO him.
self that ne could hard
ly wait TO see Barbara
II wonder If she'll be
glad to see me?" he
kept asking himself.
And then. DISCOURAGED:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-06
Ny Secrets ofChorm
o., toeaob;oa -, ,IIlAcfon
81 Josephine t!udc!eston

without the operation. And
I finally did discover a treat
ment which is nothing short
of marvellous.
I'm not claiming it will
work wonders overnight. Nor
viii it permanently rectify
the ravages of age and ma M
ture. But it WILL smooth
out the wrinkles and give
that youthful appearance by
supporting sagging muscles
and erasing, in a large degree,
the deeply etched lines. An
after all. that's what we mo.
ues.e.
have seen what this little al
pliance will do and l know tn
miraculous change it will mai
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-06

LIVERY woman Is interested In
getting the longest possible
year out Of her silk hosiery and
lingerie Such garments are, at
best, expensive and short-lived,
therefore a financial burden 70
many girls and women Of limited
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-06

NA1
pleasing. Then. after deciding
that you have lifted your face TO
the desired position. the pad u
dipped into a liquid adhesive
for instance, collodion-placed
In front OF the ear, the strap -
adjusted around the head and
presto, you hardly know your
selfl OF course, one pad is used
on each side of the face, and the
strap, which is adjustable. IS
fitted snugly around the head IN
derneath the hair.
I can hear you say that it viii
show, or when do you wear IT, or
it MUST be noticeable. 1t
does not show. You may wear IL
all the time and it cannot be
seen. ~ your hair is long, il
simply means that you adopt a
new couture for the time being.
If you have been wearing the
hair off the face. draw Il for
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-06
Preserving Silk with Lemon

means. But II will interest the
thrifty ones to learn that they
a not only preserve the lovely
lustre Of new silk by using lemon
Juice in the second rinsing water
when washing silk, but that this
slightly acid bath really makes
the silk fibres wear longer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-06
Let's Play. House

wanted to leave Barbara for q
while-to get a new hold on
himself.
His friendship with Claire
Terrell, the pretty girl to whom
he had been so keenly attracted
the first day, had exploded with
a loud report Jerry reproached
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-06

"She's probably had O good
time while | was away"
The train swung into the sta
ton and Jerry. shaken from his
reveries. grabbed his bags and
jumped up. AS he hoped from
the train be looked about him. q
desperate hope clutching at his
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-06
By FLORENCE w. ROSS

DARsARA pONEs and Gerald Renud both IN the employ of John Byrdon.
I'D se married secretly They are ANXIOUS to Keep i iron Mrs. Dcnne.. barbsrs,
widowed mother and B,don. Who i. interested 10 the young bride They spend
~eekrnd IN a anal studio Babas accepts . position IN . theatrical Office She
ia influenced by the s. in the new office ard adopts . hard manner that Jerry
dumow, of This creates stan between the ue~yweds sd Jerry leaves on
[. Winter vacation. by himself He meets Claire Terrell. . pretty gM. who reminds
hum II the old Barbara and makes lGe TO her.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-06

liver since modern surgery
has interested itself in the
question Of woman's beauty,
the stories of the miracles which
It has wrought on those who have
been brave enough-and rich
enough-to undergo the treat.
ments have been enviously read
by those less fortunate.
Always on the lookout for
something to aid the quest for
beauty, in which all women are
interested, and realizing that
most of US have neither the time
nor the money to iaaIig- oUr
craving for that youthful appear
ance, ] decided there must be
some way to achieve the effect
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-06

RILLIANT but darker colors
~ than usual seem to be the
great favorites for evening
clothes this season. At the smart
est dining places where one must
dress or be denied the privileges
of a smooth dance floor and q
smoother dance orchestra, this is
evidenced by the number Of
brown, blue, dark red and dark
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-06

Immediately after il is adjusted.
u j. : Little peraxrateA pad
scout one and three-quarter
inches in length and in the shape
of an elongated "U." This pad,
sometimes referred to as the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-06

"Cloth Ear" Is made Of heavy
csasss es Enalin- A strap fastens
TO the top Of the pad and goes
around the back Of the head IN
der the ear. And that's al.
RIFT
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-06
Attaching the
Elastic Band to the
Cloth Ear"

In order to OBJ
tain the desired
results. the meth
cd of adjustment ii
is this: stand IN
front Of your
mirror and with the fin
ger tips lift the face until
you see that the lines are
erased and the muscles
lifted into . natural con-
tour. Don't strain the
muscles unnaturally or
The rexuIt will be far from
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-06

Select ripe but firm tomatess-
Plunge In boilinE water fer n me-
ment and rsnsv skins- Cut cut
hard stem ends. making I'm each q
hollow large enough TO hcld q broken
sgr. late each Of tho bellows drsp
q fresh osg wttheut the yelk. ssa-
sen With eutssr. pepper and salt ana
bake IA q nncdsrnts wen until tema-
tees are teader and eggs ars set.
serve On rounds 81 buttersd teass
with q crsam s&uca
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-21
"NATIONAL ORIGINS"
VOJDE v PLATNOST

Novy prist'ahovalecky zakon,
ma zaklade ktoreho kvoty krajin
boly zmenene prospech Angli-
cka, Sk6tska a Welsska, boil zno-
WI udobreny senatom Spoi. Sta
tov prezident zakon podpfsal
Ma zaklade tohto zakona kvota
eesko-slovenska je tiez trochu
snizena. Najvacsie zmeny su ,
kvotach nasledovnych krajin:
Anglicko, Sk6tsko Wales
ktorych dosavadna kvota bols
34,007, bud1 mat kvotu 65,721
Nemecko malo 51,227, bude mat
Cd l. julia 25,957. Irsko malo 28,,
SGT, bude mat 1853. Norvezsko
malo 6,453, bude mat 2,377, Sved
sko malo 1851, bude mat 1914
Taliansko malo 1854, bude mat
$500.
u > y 4 j
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-21
sLovAK YUUNlFBrUwN
USMRTENY v INDIANE

Juraj Humenik, 22-rocny mlady
Slovak z Lansingvillu, Dol smrteT.
ne raneny utorok rano auto
mobilovej nehode nd krajinskej
ceste G. 20 pri South Bend, Ind.
Humenik sa viezoI Frankom De
George ma troku pripnutym vo-
zom. Bolo yeas rano, akiste ne
videli dobre a prekotili sa do prize
kopy. Dedeorge zomrel Skoro O.
kamzite, ale Humemk I'll este den.
Zomrel V nemocnici po6as opera
Gle 10. jnna. Jeho mrtvola prive-
zena bella do domacnosti rodicov,
Juraja Humenik a manzelky, v
{. 1347 Douglas Ave. Bol Glenom
n. s. S. osady Sv. Mateja. O.
krem roditov oplakavajd no styri
sestry a jeden brat.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-21
JUzNACI ZURIA PROTI
PREZIDENTOVEJ zENE

V Spojenych Statoch je okolo
12,000,00O cernochov, ale majn
len jednoho kongresmana. Tym
je Oscar de Priest 2 Chicago.
Kongresmani majl obycaj pojat'
svoje manzelky do Bieleho Domu,
kde sn pchostene prezidentovou
zenou. TAX urobil kongresman
de Priest a pani Hooverova jeho
zenu pohostila cajom. 2 tohto po-
vstalo opravdove ztrenie V juz-
nackych statoch proti PAM Hoov-
erovej. Statne zakonodarne Texa-
su a Floridy isly tax d'aleko ze
vyniesly rezol1cie proti prezi-
dentovej manzelke a podobn1 re-
zollciu chce vyniest' j zakono-
darna Oklahomy. Politicki pozo-
rovatelia predpovedajl, ze tato
safera bude mat j yel'ke politicke
nasledky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-21
PAN MICHAL BARTOS
VAZNE PORANENY

Pan Michal BartoS, dobre INA
my narodny pracovnik a sloven-
sky kontraktor, bol raneny vo
stvrtok pri stavbe jednoho domu
tax vazne, re musel byt' odveze-
ny do nemocnice. Ako nam p. M.
j. Lesnak telefonuje, padol ma p.
BartoSa pore noveho domu, po-
Cas- pribijania papieru ma vrch.
Pore Dol este ME hotovy, len pa
ru klincami pribity a vaha papie-
ru akiste bola pricinou jeho srn-
tenia. Pan BartoS ma zlamane
rebra bedern1 kost'. Nachodi sa
V City Hospital. Prajeme mu sko,
reho zahojenia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-21
PROHIBICIA NEPLATi
PRE- JEDNOTLIVE STATY

j.. G. Hardgrove, byvaly pred.
seda pravotarskej komory v Mil.
waukee vyhlasil, ze 1S. dodatok k
nstave, ktorym je zavedena pro.
hibicia krajine, netyka sa jed.
notlivych Statov, ale len os6b a
korporacil a preto staty maju
pravo vyrabat' a predavat' alko.
holicke napoje. V dosledku tohto
vyhlasenia, podany boil vo wis.
conSinskej zakonodarni navrh re-
zolucie, ably iistava statu Wiscon-
sin bola opatrena nasledovntm
doplnkom "K v6li dokonaleisei
kontrole regulacie predaju like
row, Stat m0ze Sa zamestnavat
vyrobeu, Transportation a preda-
JON opojnych napojov, ktore ma
jill byt' uzite ME miestnostiach,
kde boly kupene, podl'a pravidiel,
urcenych zakonom.' Ak tato re-
zolucia bude prijata, ma jasen bu-
de l'ud Wisconsin, hlasovat' O
tomto dodatku k 1stave vysled-
kom aliste neprajnym pre- prohi-
biciu lcbo poslednych vol'bach
zvit'azili nepriatelia prohibicie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-21
v STRUTHERs TIEz
KANDIDUJU sLovACI.

v Struthers mayor Roberts ne
ma protikandidata, ako nema pro-
tikandidata ami auditor Jones a
pokladnicka Cora B. Boozel.. Ia
mestskeho pravotara uchadzajii
sa johnson a Myers a "a predse-
du mestskej rady Houston Wal
dele. y
Medzi kandidatmi "a elenoy
mestskej rady sd tito Slovaci: Pc
ter B. Bobby NIL, ktory sa ucha-
dza o znovuzvolenie "a koncilma-
ma pre- celok; Michal A. Yurick,
ktory kandiduje v prvej warde a
Michal Tebelack, ktory kandidu.
je tretej warde.
V Struthers MET demokraticke.
tikety.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-21
PRECEDENT ZAKAZAL ..,.'
PROHIBICIAKOM STRIEL'AT
Nesmu mat pusky, ale revolvery
ano.

V poslednom case prohibieiaci
sostriel ali tol 'ko nevinnych l'u-
di, ze to vzbudilo vel rozhor-
Genie V krajine a prezident dosta
val mnoho protestov proti take
muto neopravnemu uplatnovaniu
prohibicnych zakonov. Hoover u
znal, re co 81 prohibiciaci dovol'u-
jn, je primoc a mohlo by to West
i k vaznym vzburam, preto ma
iadil podsekretarovi pokladu
Lowmanovi ably pouzivanie zbra-
ne prohibiciakom obmedzil. Low
man teraz vydal nariadenie, pod
Ia ktorehc prohibicni agent ne
sm1 upotrebovat' pusky vobec a
revolvery len tom pripade, ke-
by bol ich zivot ohrozovany.
Jeden prohibicn! agent, ktory
zad'akoval po zavrazdenf isteho
nevinneho eloveka sa vyslovil, ze
prohibieni nacelnici priamo hu.
ckajn svojich podriadenych dc
vfazdenia. Keda takfto ffahhckant
nastvanf prohibiciaci idu ns
reid. sn tax duSevne naladeni
ako keby sli do vojny. Potion MET
divu, ze striel 'ajt1 koho zastihnn
ci ja to vinny alebo nevinny
clOvek.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-21
DEVAT-ROCNY CHLAPEC
$500. DRzANY v OKOVACH

V Gary, Ind, arestovany Dol
toho tyzdna isty John Juhr-
ke, ktory svojho 9-rocneho synka,
Georgia, drzal v tmavej pivnici
okovaneho. Sused Juhrkeho po-
cul nahodou az slaby plac muee-
neho chlapeeka, upovedomil poll
ciu, ktora nasilne vnikla do piv-
nice a chlapceka oslobodila
Chlapcek Dol takto muGeny uz de.
vat , dri I'll iba ma chlebe cier.
nej kave, ktorl mu jeho 6-roena
sestricka donaSala. Ukrutneho
otca caka zalar.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-21
POBOzNOSTI PRI So
CHE P. MARIE v HA-
SELTON.

v nedel'u, 2. julia dopolu-
dnia, vo vyrocity den levocske-
no odpustu, bud1 zvlastne bo-
hosluzby pri soche Fanny Ma
RE ma pozemkoch osady Sv.
Alzbety V Haselton. Pobozno-
sti budii ma sposob krajov-
skych, so sv. omSou. Slovenske
veriace obecenstvo je srdecne
.pozvane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-21
IETECKE NESTASTIE
NEDALEKo WARREN

v utorok ma poludnie udalo sa
letecke nest 'astie pri Airways le-
tisku, ma Warren-Parkman ceste.
Charles Haaf, 21-rocny instruk-
tor ucil 35-rocneho VIM. j. VOL
florida lietat'. Pri kontrolach boil
Wplford, ked' sa lietadlo odrazu
srdtilo so 1O0-stopovej vysky ma
cestu. Wolford Dol t'azko a Haaf
l'ahsie raneny. Lietadlo sa celkom
rozbilo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-21
SOUTH AVE. KLUB Il
POzIADA STAT o POMOC

South Ave. District Improve
ment Club, ktory vybojoval no.
w South Ave. most, teraz agitu.
je "a sirenie South Ave. ma So
stop cd mosta az po Indianoia
Ave. Vacsina MATTEL 'ov pozem-
kov sa uz zaviazalo podarovat
potrebnii zem ma sirenie a klub
sa usniesol, ze poziada Stat fl
nanGnl pomoc pri sireni ulice.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-21
ZEMETRASENIE
v NOvOM ZEALANDE

v severnej casti Noveho Zea-
landu udalo sa v nedel'u v noci a
pondelok rano slime zemetrasenie,
ktoremu pablo obet' Is l'ud.
skych zivotov a jedna obec bola
lplne znicena. Strasn6 dunenie q
hrmenie 70 vnltri zeme zaprici.
milo obyvatelstvu vel Ike dusevn6
muky. 81
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-21
7-RocNY vANDRovN1K.

Raymond Sohovsky, 7-rocny
chlapcek Pittsburghu, najdeny
Dol v tieto dni nasom meste ma
zeleznienej stanici. Chlapec do.
stal t1hu cestovat' a videt' svet
preto 81 sadnul do vlaku, v Pitts
burghu a sosadnul tuna. Policaj.
ny nrad no uz postal nazad jeho
utrapenym rodicom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-21
A OZNAMENIE
DO WARREN, o.

Rev. Juraj A. Bobal, duchov-
ny farnosti Sv. Cyrilla a Me-
thoda vo Warren poziadal mas
oznamit, re druha sv. omsa
nebude II. rano, ako bolo O.
znamene minulej nedeli, ale o
$3.50 rano.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-21
PLATENIE DANE
PREDLzENE DO 20. JULIA

Platenie dane cd majetku v ma
som okrese ide tax pomaly, ze po-
kladnik bol nuteny predlzit' ter
min platenia do 20. julia. Cd 1. do
18. jlna danovnici zaplatil len
nieco vyse 100000, kdezto mako
lektovat' sa ma vyse sest' mill.
.onoy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-21
Strutherscan ST
campioni polovice
Byak je hrdinom 11-iningoveho
Wit 'azstva mad Warrencanmi. -
Lansingvillcania vyhrali. - Ha-
seltoncania prehrali Hillcrestca-
nom. = Farrell s, Mad 'ari 8.
Podava: mike" Kornick, tai.

Podava Mike korhlck, tai.
sStrutherstania 81 wall slavu
tampionstva prvej polovice- sezo-
NY nedel u, poraziac tatu War
rem Thomas Steels vo Warren, v
pomere 10 ku 8. "Lefty' Byak
dok1zal sa byt' "muzom hodinv'.
lebo jeho home run s troma hrac-
mi ma bazach umoznil toto yit az
stvo, po beznadejnom hrani. On
tiez Dol postaveny do boxi, aby
zastavil nabeh Warrencanov, kto-
ri Johnsona odstrel'ovali.
Lefty Strichek vyhral mad Kra-
tifilom snboji picerov ma Sha-
dy Run Road. Mike Reganova du-
plovka zachranila Horvat0v cd
vymknutia, Lansingvillcania W.
hrajiIc 2 ku l.
Hillcrestcania vyhrali od Ha-
seltOncanOv v nedel'u ma Oakland
hrisku 10 ku 8. Joe Brayer. ha-
due po prvy raz od 1926, hadzal
znamenite vzdor jeho 0Smim ba-
Fam ma lobby.
: Po bojovani pri rovnakych pod
mienkach "a sest' iningov, pod
pora "a Checkom sd zakolisala a
Farrelleania zacali nabeh, sk6ru-
JUG styri obehy, ktore Mad 'ari
nikdy Wac neohrozovali. Farrell
cania vyhrali 8 ku 8.
Vysledky hier v pedel'u:
Hillcrests 10, Haselton 8.
Struthers TO- Warren s, II
iningoch.
Lansingville 2, Horvati |.
Farrell 8, Mad 'ari 3.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-21
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POSTAVf NOVU DIELNU

General Fireproofing Co., kto-
ra vyraba kancelarske naradie z
ocele, postavi toho leta nov1 diel-
hu ma vyrobu aluminovych stoli-
ciek. Dielna bude dohotovena O.
kolo l. novembra a da zamestna-
ME predbezne asi 300 robotni.
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