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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-18
PROHIBITION LAW
WILL Be RIGIOLY
EMF FORCED LUCERO

Antonio LucerO, federal prohibit
ton director for New Mexico, has
issued n statement regarding his
olicy with reference to enforcing
the federal dry law. The statement
follows:
las | am about to actively take
up the work which rests upon me
as federal prohibition director for
New Mexico under the federal pro-
hibition amendment and the laws
enacted hereunder. it is well that
state at this time, through the
medium of the press, what it IS
that | am to do,
The work entrusted to me Is
great and very important. 1t Is, !
Lelieve, the greatest piece OF con-
struCtiVe work undertaken in years,
1t is work of the kind which those
who were instrumental in bringing
about the new policy, are anxious
to see us do well and effectively.
Even those who have not favor
ed prohibition heretofore want to
see it given a fair trial in order that
they may see now the result.
And the most of those who are
at the present time unCOmprOmis-
lngly against prohibition are. new
ertheless, law-abiding and desire
to have the law carried out sanely
but surely. The contrary of this
proposition is the exception.
THE great majority of the peo-
pie of this state. | feel confident In
saying, will be with me in the work
have to do. For this reason, ana
the others above mentioned. | am
going to strive to do my work well
and in that way prove worthy of
the confidence which Commission
er Roper imposed in me in naming
me prohibition director for New
Mexico.
THE new law effects sudden and
important changes in the manner
in which many lines of business
must be conducted, but | am of the
opinion that in the great majority
of cases business will honestly en-
deavor to come within the terms of
the law. During this transition
period | will be ready at all times
to render any assistance possible
in adjusting business relations to
the new order Of things.
"In short the law will not be
enforced spasmodically and inter
mittently | will adopt some def
mite and fixed policy and then |
viii carry it through certainly and
surely, but sanely. l will not act
| astily or ill-advisedly. l will first
be sure Of my ground and then |
will proceed calmly and soberly In
other words | will try to perform
my duties in a dignified way.
Regarding state, county and
even other federal officials. | want
to say to them that | want to help
them rather than to have them
help me. If the law is being vio-
lated anywhere, | will give the
local and state officials the first
opportunity to correct the evil. If
this is not done then | will proceed
to do my duty and to do vigorously
end in a fearless manner.
"My office will be in Albuquer-
IQue for the time being and all mail
pertaining to duties of my office
must be addressed to that postof-
flee in order that it may receive
prompt attention"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-18
FIRST OF BASKETBALL
SERIES HELD YESTERDAY

The first two basket ball games,
ina series of intercIass contests at
,be high school. were played in the
high school gymnasium yeSteiua Icy,
afternoon. The sophomore R"IS
xyon from the freshmen girls ~ 70
n while the senior boys TOOK tne
measure of the junior boys, 20 TO v;
Alarge crowd of students witnessed
tba scrirnmage. Each team haa
nlenty OF rooters who did their
share to make the game a lively
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-18
ZUCAL SAYS BOOZE WAS
NOT CAUSE OF KILLING

G. U. Zucal, of Cerrillos, was in
the city last night. In discussing
the fatal shooting there Sunday
morning of Gaetano Lebya by Juan
Lucero he denied the statement
which was published to the eject
that booze had been dispensed at
the dance Saturday night, when the
trouble that led to the shooting Of
Leyba is said to have started.
Lucero, he said, danced once with
Leyba's wife. This led to a dispute
and it was said, Leyba knocked
Lucerb down in the dance hall.
The next morning they met on the
street and the shooting followed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-18
LOCAL ITEMS

Phone 7S9 Taxi. Prompt sevr1ce.
When ordering wildwood, tel. 487.
DIR. J. II. Bower osteopathic ply
sician. N. T. ArmIto Bldg. Tel. 224.
The Good Cheer club will meet
this afternoon with Mrs. Mary
Spaulding, SIG West Iron avenue.
Albuquerque lodge, No. 50. Fra
ternal Aid union, meets tonight at
Inc /. O. .. +, hall at 7:15.
Sarah Black filed suit for di-
yorce yesterday against James
Black, charging abandonment. She
asks SIS a month and the custody
of her five-month's old child.
j. w. Taughenbaugh filed a suit
for divorce from Eva Pearl laugh
nebaugh, on the grounds of deser-
ton. Tuesday in the district court.
Maria Baca de Garcia was yes
terday granted a divorce from
Christine Garcia, on complaint OF
abandonment.
The Church of the Immaculate
Conception will have services TO-
morrow morning at I:3O p. m, as
follows: Rosary. sermon and bene-
diction. Subject of sermon, The
Need of the New order" by the
Reverend y. p. Lawton, 5. J.
Cottonwood Grove No. ,, Wood
men circle. will hold a regular
meeting this afternoon at 2:90
o'clock in the l. 0. Q. f. hall. The
guards are requested to attend as
there will be initiation.
Judge r. II. Hanna left last hlgh
for Santa Fe on business.
Manuel T. Ruiz, an Albuquerque
hoy who won the Crolx de Guerre
and Isabella Chaves, also OF TIM
civ. were married Monday at -
Mary's church, which was croWde'
for the occasion. ..s.
A marriage license was granite
Yesterday to Pauline ArmiJo ah'
Cipriano Galindro of this city. ,
Ash Wednesday services at 81
1obn's cathedral church are: Hol!
communion at a. m. and 10 a. m
nenitential office with address d
HI2O u. m. and 1880 p. m. the con
firyoation class will meet at AM
otter the 1880 p. m. service
There are undelivered telegram,
a. the western Union for l., A
Rowe and Mrs. E. K. Mckinney
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-18
FORMER ALBUQUERQUE
BOY LANDS IMPORTANT
FOREIGN CONSULAR POST

Word has just been received that
LAWRENCE Sours, a son of Edwin W.
Sours End Lucia Perea de Sours,
and grandson of Jesus Perea, form
er residents of Albuquerque, mas
been appointed vice consul general
of Mexico. with headquarters in the
City of Mexico, Lawrence Sours
was born in Albuquerque ana
while very young went with ms
parents to Mexico, where the fam
lily have since made their home.
NJ. Edwin w. Sours was a resident
of this city for a number of years
and held the position of cashier OF
the A., r. & S. f. railroad here in
the early days, and now holds the
position of director general of Il.
G. Dun and company for Mexico
and South America.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-18
HOME SERVICE DRIVE
RAISES $1,000 CASH

Although all the committees
were not accounted for, $1,000 had
been raised last night fol- the home
service by yesterdays campaign.
1t is expected that when the reports
have all been turned in that
amount will be increased, and that
tonight will show that the teams
have been able to secure the full
amount asked, $500.
The fifteen teams which work.
ed yesterday are asked to report
again this morning at 9 o'clock at
the Y. w. C. A. Lunch was served
yesterday to the workers and will
be served again today, at the Y. w.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-18
ELECTRICAL BANQUET
A BRILLIANT AFFAIR

The second day of the New Mex
leo Electrical association lconven-
ton was passed with business SEES
sions held both morning and after
noon, at which technical and scien-
tific papers dealing with electrical
questions were read. The annual
banquet was held at the Alvarado
at o'clock last evening, some forty
guests being seated in Taft hall. j,
f. Greenawalt of Denver, Colo, was
POSTMASTER, and called upon those
present for responses.
The meeting will end today, clos
ing with an executive session and
election of officers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-18
EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN
MUST BE HANDLED WITH
CARE SAYS PRES. HILL

An exceptional child is defined
by President Hill, who discuss q
yesterday in his weekly lecture To
the teachers the problems in pubic
education of handling the exccp-
tional child. as "one who exhibits
external evidences of variations
from his kind. physical, mental
and, moral"
The causes of this variation diff
fers according to race, sex, ances-
try food, climate, disease, acct
dents, training, occupation. The
exceptional child is almost inval-
ably more trouble than forty aver
age children. or he may give great
service to the world. He needs
greater care and development, but
if he is troublesome, says DR.. Hill
he should be kept where he be
longs and not bother others.
Types of the exceptional child
are, the gifted, the backward, the
feeble-mnded, the insane, the in
corrigible, with physical defects,
and with or without good mental
tiles OF the exceptional child only
4 per cent are really gifted, we are
told, and the gifted child generally
takes care of himself 1t is the
backward child which requires so
much attention and is the bane Of
the teachers life.
There are various reasons for the
backward child; it may lie within
himself the trouble may be at
home or with the teacher. He all
ways costs the state more money,
having to be put through the same
work again and again. There are
three groups of the defective child;
idiots. imbeciles and morons. These
of course do not come under the
care of the public school teacher
The problems of the educational
system are to detect the condition
of the child, to diagnose the case,
and lastly to find practical proven
tive and remedial measures.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-18
ANOTHER PUBLICATION
COMES TO ALBUQUERQUE

The Episcopal church periodical
-. NE district of New Mexico ana
a so,,thM,est Texas, which was form
e epIy published in Santa Fe, n has IS
- no known as the southwest
tsbnrchman.'' This magazine is a
monthly and under the new man
apement will have 1900 circulation
The southwest Churchman VIII
49, an extended appeal reaching
families in every community in
New Mexico. in Ell Paso' and ana
Throughout the southwest; W., the
new editor is the Reverend Win
fred H. zeigler and the business
manager is A. C. stares, we be- ,
speak success for the southwest
,@fturChman.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-18
A BRYAN STEAM
TRACTOR TO BE SEEN
AT THE AUTO SHOW

The first light steam tractor ever
to be shown will be on exhibit at
the auto show, March 4, 5 and 6.
This tractor weighs only 5000
pounds and has all the power of
5000 pound gas tractor. The boil
err complete only weighs $50
pounds. People everywhere have
been waiting to see a practical
steam tractor. New Mexico people
will see it at the auto show.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-18
VERY LITTLE CHANGE
IN THE FLU SITUATION

Very little change in the flu sit
uation has been recorded at the
city health department for the past
few days. At s o'clock yesterday
afternoon fifteen cases had been
reported Also two pneumonia
cases and two deaths. .
The quarantine was lifted at six
teen different places yesterday.
According to health officers, the
situation is being well taken care
of and it is believed there is no
other alternative but to let the dis
ease run its course.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-18
COL. SELLERS RECEIVES
LETTER FROM BELGIUM

Col. d. X. B, Sellers has received
a letter from the secretary of
King Albert of Belgium thanking
him for the New Years card which
Col Sellers sent to his majesty,
together with an enthusiastic letter
expressing the wish of the colonel
and his friends that King Albert
would some day pay another visit
to Albuquerque.
Col. Sellers sent King Albert one
of the cards with picture of him
self and the king taken at Isleta,
upon 1t.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-18
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

opPERMAN-Rudolph Upper,
,oan d;ed al his ranch home in Old
albuquerque yesterday afternoon o.,
ms family has been notified. inc
bodv was taken TO Strong Brothers
pariors pending Instructions
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-18
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our relatives
and friends for their kindness dur
ing the illness and death of our
dear husband and father and for
the beautiful flowers.
MRS. c. GIVAUDAN
AND CHILDREN.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-17

Mnoho nasich krajanov pozna
City Trust and Ssvings Compa-
ny ma rohu West Federal Phelps
ulic, ktora je mama co banka ro-
botnfckej triedy. v tejto banke
opatrovane sd tiea peniaze mno-
hych. tunajsich cfrkvi osad. Ro-
botnictvo tn uklada svoje lspo-
ry.
Nedayno zomreI predseda teito
sbanky, w. 4. a16lbn, ktory boil
svojho casu najpopularnejsim
mayorom nasho mesta. Ma jeho
miesto "a predsedu tejto banky
zvoleny Dol Hugh w. Grant, kto-
ry Dol doteraz podpredsedom a
pokladnfkom banky. Mr.. Grant
je vel'm priatel'sky clovek, kto-
ry vel'mi vd'acne sa poshovara a
poradi kazdemu bankovych q
obchodnych. zalezitostiach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-17
POLIACI VfTAZIA MAD
RUSMI.

Varsava, 16. sept. Pol'ske
operacie proti Rusom pozdlz Bug
rieky stretly sa dspechom rus
ke vojska, ktore boly koncentro-
vane ma dtok proti Lvovu boly
odohnane. Poliaci chytili 1900
Rusov, a wall i'm 26 kanonov, 5
lietaclch strojov, diva obrnene
vlaky a SO strojovych pusiek.
Nova pol'ska delegacia ma Wy
jednavanie mieru medzi Ruskom
a Pol'skom odcestovala dnes do
Rigy ma anglickej valecnej lodi.
Bolo ich 160 l'udi. Pojednavania
o mier majn sa zaciat' v kratkom
case, ale bud1 akiste dlho trvat',
lebo 81 Poliaci brali sebou al ko-
zuchy.
Litvfni pokracujd v svojich bo-
joch proti Poliakom ma okoli me-
sta Suwalki, pri nemeckych hra-
niciach. Oni a Poliaci vyslu dele
gatov k Lige Narodov, "a pomoci
ktorej maji 81 vyrovnat' spory.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-17
VEL'KE VfTAZsTVO REPUB.
LIKANOV v MAINE.

Augusta, Me-. Is. sept. - V
pondelok vydrziavaly sa v State
Maine vseobecne statne vol'by, v
ktorych ohromnou vacsinou hla-
SOW zvit 'azili republican,. Repub-
likansky kandidat "a g..:vernera
Parkhurst obdrzal 1887 hla-
SOW, kdezto McIntire, demokrat,
dostal len 69,249 hlasov.
Stat Maine boil vzdy vaesinou
republikansky, ale nikdy newt
t'azili repnblikani takou vaesi-
nou, 'ako teraz. z toho sa sud-, ze
zeny hlasovaly ma republikansku
stranu a proti demokratom. De-
mokrati zvit 'azili v Maine len
roku 1912, kedy republikanska
strana bola potrhana ma dive stra-
ny.
Rozumie sa, ze medzi republi-
kanmi panuje z toho vel 'ka ra-
dost', poukazujl ma to, ze toto
Wit 'azstvo znaci Wit 'azstvo repub-
likanov i pocas prezidentskych
volieb v novembri. Senator Har-
ding, republikansky kandidat ma
prezidenta zaslal Parkhurstovi
blahozelanie, v ktorom zdoraznil
sl'ubne vyhl lady v novembri.
Guverner James M. Cox, demo-
kraticky kandidat ma prezidenta,
ktory sa teraz nachodi ma cestach
vyslovil sa, ze vysledok volieb v
Maine ami najmenej nevplyva ma
bud1ce krajinske vol'by. Wit az
stvo republikanov v Maine ze ne
bolo neocakavane. 81:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-17
ROBOTNE ZPRAVY.
Robotne pomery ST dobre.

Vyroba suroveho zeleza pig j
ron) Youngstown a ma celom 0
koli dostnpila skoro riadnych ro1
merov. Ma youngstownskej oko.
lici nachodi sa 46 peel a tychto
pracuje 33. Tie, ktore stoja Wy.
hasene, sd reparacii alebo MET
dostatok koksu. Roboty pre- tie
bude dost', ked' sa opravy ma
Mich vykonaj1.
V jedinom Mahoning iidoli 90
peel je v cinnosti a len pat stoji.
A. M. Byers ma jednu pee Wy
hasnutu, Brier Hill mala jednu v
reparacii (poc1vame, ze uz bola
zapalena), Ohio Works dve a Car
negie Co. v Niles jednu pre- nedo-
statok koksu. Ostatne kompanie
maju vsetky pece einnosti.
V Shenango ddolf sedem O.
semnastich peel je vyhasnute, a
sice dive s1 v reparacii, tri pre- me-
dostatok koksu a dve cd Repub-
lie Iron & Steel Co. v New Castle
a Sharon s1 vyhasnute uz dlhy
cas-. Carnegie Co. ma pat os-
mych peel einnosti New Ca
stle Sharon. Nema dost' koksu.
Vsetky tri pece Shenango Fur
mace Co. sd v einnosti. TAX isto
pece cd Stewart Iron Co. a Claire
Furnace Co. Sharpsville pee stoji
pre- reparaciu tax isto jedna z
peel West Middlesex Furnace
kompanie.'
V Leetonii McKaffery Iron Co.
ma jednu pee chladn1 pre- repa-
raciu jednu v einnosti. Pee u
nited Iron & Steel Co. je plnej
cinnosti.
Vyhl 'ady ma dostatok zeleznei
rudy s1 dobre. vsetky spolocno-
sti majl rudy dost ma tri az Sty-
II mesiace do predku. Nedostatok
uhlia tiez sa pominul a terajsie
zdrazenie suroveho zeleza dava
dobre vyhl lady k stalej cinnosti
slejarni ma naSom okolf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-17
0HR0MNY vYBUCH
v NEW YoRKU.
zabil 80 l'udi q pokaliGil 200.

New York, is. sept. Dnes DO
poludnf 0 1.2O udal sa ma Wall
Street strasny vybuch, ktor6mu
padlo obet asi 30 zivotoy W.
Sc 200 pudf bolo ranen6. Banko-
va budova firmy J. P. Morgan &
Co. bola vein poskodena, ako
al vladna pokladna.
Prieina vybuchu je este ME H.
stalena. Hovori sa, ze jeden auto
mobil srazil sa S vagonom, vezd-
elm yybusnn latku INT. Auto
mobil j wagon boly ma kusy roz-
trhane, taktiez kone zapriahnute
do vagonu. Inspektori, ktorf W.
setrujn vybuch, udavajn, ze to
bola vel mi silna bomba Nor
gan zas tvrdi, ze ulici, ktora jc
podkopavana, nachodilo sa vel'-
ke mnozstvo dynamitu. Vsetky o.
kolite budovy boly poskodens, q
nj ma jednej MET celeho obloka.
Steny budoy sl postriekank kr-I
'vUu zabatych, lfiice zabarikzdova-
ne troskami, sklom a tehlami i
domov. Najviac l'udf zahynulo
pri Morganovej banke. Nasled-
kom tohto nest 'astia cely obchod
ma Wall st. boil zastaveny, VOL
sko bolo zavolane robit' poria-
dok a ambulance behaj1 po uli-
ciach, rozvazaj1c ranenych do ne
mocnic.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-17
Bazaar OSADY NAJSV. MENA
JEzIS NAL VEL'KY UsPECH.

Bazaar, ktory vydrziavany Dol
ma Steelton sobotu, nedel'u a
pondelok prospech osady Maj
svatejsieho Mena Jezis, vydaril
sa mad oeakavanie. Pc vsetky tri
dni vel'ke zastupy l'udu navste-
vovaly bazar. Ako nam sdel 'ujd,
zvysok bude obnasat' vyse $4,000.
Bazaar, spojeny piknikom uspo-
riadaly nasledovne spolky, sdru-
zene okolo osady: Spolok Najsv.
M. Jezis, spolok sv. Michala, spo-
lok sv. Jozefa, Odbor N. s. S.,
spolok Mar. P. Marie, spolok sv
Marie Magdaleny, spolok Deer
Najsv. M. Jezis a spolok sv. Ru-
zenca. Clenovia spolkov, vybor a
osadnfci pousilovali sa, ably sa
bazaar piknikom co najlepsie W.
daril, co sa i'm al vyplnilo. K Il
spechu blahozelame.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-17
zAvRAzDILI Ho vo sPANf.

Warren, 16. sept. - George
Puchalski, rodom Poliak, zavraz-
leny boil ma svojej farme v Brace
vile township asi o l. hodine
oondelok rano. Jeho zena mala
zapchane usta priviazana .bola
ku stolicke. Vrahovia usli so 5000
v hotovosti. zena hovorila, ze to
boli traja nigri, ktori vosli do do
mu nezamknutymi dvermi, ju po
viazali zapchali ,jej 1sta a po-
tom sli do izby, kde jej muza "a
vrazdili.
Najnovsie sa oznamuje, ze vra-
:du spachal bratranec Mrs. Pu-
'halski i jednym priatel 'om.
Duchalska no k tomu sama navie-
dla. Pricinu udala, ze ju manzel
biiaval. Vrahov zatkli.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-17

City Trust and Savings Co.
pred nedavnom prenajala chyrec-
MI Wick budovu ma SO rokov, v
ktorej prevadza svoj bankovy
obchod. Urobila to preto, ably ma
la dostatocne miestnosti pre- jej
ohromne vzrastajlci obchod. V
budove vystavena bola panciero-
va izba, ktorej ukladajl sa roz
licne cennosti a klenoty. v tejto
pancierovej izbe mozno 81 pre-
najat' jeden alebo al Wac prie-
cinkov na uschovavanie cennych
papierov. Je to izba lplne ohnu
vzdorna a ziaden zlodej sa do nej
nedostane.
Banka uz vySe roka ma otvo-
rene cudzozemske oddelenie 60
reign Department., v ktorom cest
ne a "a mike poplatky obsluhuje
svojich vel'mi pocetnych cudzo-
zemskych kostymerov. V cudzo-
zemskom oddeleni je 1radnikom
pan Alexander Goldman, hovo-
riaci slovensky, ktory obsl1zi slo-
venske obecenstvo vel'mi zdvori-
lie. Peniaze zasiela do kazdej ca
sti sveta "a denne raty, predava
sifkarty ma najrychlejsie paro-
lode a vybavuje inc starokrajove
zalezitosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-17
Trojspolok proti Mad 'arsku.

Praha, Is. sept. - DR.. Beneso-
vi, zahranicnemu mimstrovi Ces-
ko-Slovenska podarilo sa utvorit
trojspolok ma cbranu hranic Ces-
ko-Slovenska, Juhoslavie a Ru-
munska v pade napadu so strany
Mad 'arska alebo jeho spojencov.
DR.. Benes, ked' sa vracal z Ru.
mmska zastavil sa v Kosiciach.
kde Slovakom odkazal, aby sa u2
Wac nebali O svoje hranice, lebo
sii zabezpecene dohodou trocb
;tatov, pocituj1cich spolu 45 mi.
.ionov obyvatel'stva oproti sled.
MIN milionom Mad 'arov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-17
MATKA BEZ sRDCA.

{ ii G.
V meste Joliet, Ill. drady Nasty
v pivnici jedneho domu 19-rOcnti
Mariu Zumbak, pol'sk6 dievGa,
ktora "a sedemnast' rokov newt
della svetla bozieho. Ked bola q
roena, ochorela pri com zostala
mrzakom. Matka sa hanbila "a Hu
a uvaznila ju v pivnici. DievGa
je len kost' koza, vzrastu asi s.
rocneho diet 'at'a rozumu asi u
rocneho diet 'at'a. Matka jej do
oivnice hadzala ,odpadky jed&l =
k6rky chleba, Go bolo jej hlav~
nou potravou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-17
Butler daroval svoju umeleck1
galeriu mestu.

Minuleho tyzdna j. G.. Butler
Jr. daroval svoju utesen1 sbier-
ku umeleckych predmetov spolu
i budovou a pozemkami nasmu
mestu. Sbierka obsahuje mal'by
najchyrecnejsich americkych u
melcov. Mayor Warnock a I'M
prominentnf NEST 'ania pod 'ako-
vail sa Butlerovi "a vel'ky dar,
ktory bude novym kult1rnym
strediskom mesta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-17
Papez pristal ma odluku cirlzve cd
statu v Cesko- -Slovensku.

Praha, II. sept. - z vladnych
kruhov sa oznamuje, ze papez pri
stall ma rozluku cirkve Cd Statu
sesko-slovenskeho a jedinym je-
ho zelanim je, aby sa 0 tejto veci
nepojednavalo ma sneme, lez me-
dzi papezskou stolicou prostred-
nictvom nunciusa Mgr. Micara a
cs. vladou. Mgr. Micara uz odo-
vidal cs. vlade svoje poverujlce
listing u prezidenta Masaryka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-17

cistym svedomfm, ze do posled-
nej chvile Lfge co predseda, i
Go Slovak milujdci svoj narod,
pracoval som verne a svedomite
"a dobro q bud1cnost Slovenska
a Cesko-Slovenskej republiky! =
Predsedovat' medzi americky-
mi Slovakmi, v organizacii, ja-
kou je Slovenska Liga, je ME
L'AHKO! Preto prosim pre- moi
no nastupcu od vsetkych 1prim-
MI kooperaciu.
ia pfajem mojmu nastuneovi,
br. Bielekovi ku t'azkej pfaci,
ktora ma neho caka, v kazdom O.
hl'ade mnoho zdaru.
Odteraz vsetky listy, ktore bo-
ly posielane ma nina ako ma pred
sedu Slov. Ligy, prosim zasielat
ma br. lvana Bleleka, pod adres-
sou:
Mr.. Ivan Bielek,
P. O. Box 120,
(alebo: 524-4th Avenue)
Pittsburgh, Pa. &
So srdeenym pozdravom ma
vsetkych,
Albert Mamatey.