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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-10

Free Dental Work-Patients desir-
ing free dental work done during the
convention OF. the n. d. State Dental
Society, frona> May II to 20, may call
at DR.. Barber's sor Dr.. Whttcomb's Of.
ficess for .examination.-Adv. a !
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-10

Used Indian MOTORCYCLE for sale;
twin cylinder. two speed, newly
$1S5. Phone 1857 or white box 231
East Grand Forks. Ainn.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-10

One day ship BY truck tour~is de-
cided on instead of two day trip or
iginally planned.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-10

Lawn MoWorslsharpened.. Just an
stalle6Sa new lAwn.mower sharpener
lit Will put Your mower In first
class condition. Cali 2S73-w, and /
H1ll call for, deliver and guarantee
our Hork.-Ady.-.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-10

Thirty-three high schools enter
declamatory and So musical contest
at state university.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-10

Dinner is planned for members Of
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence 'Tidevater
International joint commission In
connection with hearing here May Is.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-10

Management Of Fadden's4rove ar.
ranges to handle crowds for address,
es Oh w. MTaft and w. ]. Bryan.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-10
Bennsr s., Begg
Continuing All Week our speoIslI offerings u
Dainty white Goods

~ He June Brde,the Graduate and all those dressing in white for any
- ~ special occasion. The stay at homes, the travellers, HI. sporshkc
II women and the girls who will dress IN the, more moderate vet; up-to-
theseason in style, can find their hearts, desire among the fabrics
that are shown. H4<## 1@N ##S## .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
NEW YORK To
GOLDEN GATE
CANNoNRALI, BAKER WORLDS
GREATEST SPEED DEMON, WILL
AZ HERE THIS MORNING
Left New York City Driving Tempiar
Motor Car at Mine O'Clock
Last Evening

Tho worlds great endurance racer
and auto pilot. +: O.. "Cannonha J.!
Baker. driving T"mriar motor cor
from tho Atlantic TO the Golden Gate
viii pass through Wheeling about s:3o
o'clock this morning and will likely
check in for his first stop on the trip
.. Terra IIaute. Ind. some time this
evening -i,
las; evening At min: o'clock end after
following the highway t., Philad"iphlaa
crossed The Dclawar" on his mad rush
toward tho foothills Of the Laurel
mountains. Were hc wcs lost In ne
Wilderness enrout" toward the WcSI'
lis route takes him over the Lincoln
Highway to BEDFORD and GreenSours
and thence down L. Cni0nto"n on me
Nat!nna! highway and over that road
way to Wheeling. 10 Columbus. lndL an
epGlis and on toward the west Tne
representatives. Of the T"mpiar car ~
this city as we'll as Il number Of news,
paper men will mcc; tho driver and
escort him through tho city ard the
police have promised Md in keeping the
traffic clear aionG III" route.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29

tant general authorizes acceptance oc
white men for American force IN Ger
many, as follows.
Infantry. 9G7 without special qualiN.
cations: So GuaIin>S as cooks; so QuaI-
fed as clerks
For cavalry. Is without special quail.
fcatons; i've qualified as cooks tv"
qualified as clerks.
Field artillery. % wthou, special
qualifications; fv" qualified as cooks:
five Qualified as clerks
Quartermaster corps. q qualified t0-
duty In supply service: six qualified ~
clerks: three qualified as cooks enl
bakers
Acceptance for this service - fHr
thrce-ycar period. Men accepted Tor
special qualifications must be Qualincl.
(S!Encd) DORlTN (CaPtD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
CHANCE TO SOLDIER
IN GERMANY OFFERED
Government wants over a Thousand
West virginia Boys for Service
with Porce In Germany.

More than 1000 men Of West Virginia
are nov offered the opportunity 20 SEQ
military service with the American
forces in Germany. \ telegram to this
effecr was received az tho Wheeling ro-
cru,t!ns office IN the Intelllgc1"er
building last evening from state army
recruiting headquarters a; Hunting
ton.
The recruiting party here has fire.
qucnt,y found young men who would
enlist for term OF service IN tn"
army. providing they were assured OF
an opportunity 20 60 abroad, and tho
opening ~ recruiting for enlistment
for service in Germany. u Is expected.
will result in heavy cniistmsnts during
the next few days.
The message from Capt. Dority at
Illumination 20 tho Wheeling recruiting
party follows:
Huntington. ". va. July 2s.--Adju-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
AUTOMOBILE THIEVES
ARE ACTIVE IN MANY
or EASTERN CITIES

wheeling IS no: the only city IN this
Yecrtcr Of tho coun'r" that - raHlns
trourls with autcmoh'iH thieves.
YESTERDAY Chief ct Police Fred FRA
z.er received an even dozen rct'f"a-
cors OF stolen automobiles with their
descriptions. and rewards offered for
tte!r recovery. or LATE II ID S",tinx :"
"a an every day custom az tho mail
carrier 70 bring IN a number OF such
notifications.
OF the notifications received yeste-
day. Toledo. O., seems 20 havo the
greatest trouble With a band OF auto
thieves as SIX vera stolen there with
IN the past few days. Other cities
that are missing automobiles pretty
reRulariy are Youngstown. Akron.
Mansfield. Erie, Pa. and indianapolis.
Ind The local police have heen mott
aed OF two automobiles stolen a; the
latter city this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
WEST VA, REAL ESTATE
CONVENTION IN SEPT.
Convention Of west virginia Real
Estate Association will Be keld
Here FIRST TWO Days During
Fair Week

The cnnual convention ~ the West
Virginia Zeal Estate Assoc;atlon VIII
he hold IN this city on September and
:. This was decided at meeting OF
tho board Of governors OF tho real
ClarkshurF. Wheeling was represented
at this session by George Herman. vice
president and ". Is. Tucker. secretary.
# the state hoard.
The committee" IL charge OF The pro-
gram for the two days Of the cpnvcn-
ton IS now lard a, work. and within a
short time Tia, expect to have ono Of
In" most Sl1horat" programs ever
mapped OF, for n ctnycntion of its kind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses

John Mcdowell ~. Akron - and
Lucy Wir!and -. East Liverpool. -.
Gordon H. Harding. -. MAri"ra, @.
and Mildred Wchhcr. =. Wheeling.
Nbar: Eifl"r 90. and Bertha Mayer
-. both % Wheeling.
Samuel y Ilicf' -, and Flor"noH
Ran. -. hntA Or MLUninE'or. ". Va
Guss,e Terry. %. and Mary Brandon.
=. both OF Wheeling.
Ioscrh RaA"sa. Il. Wheeling. and
Viola Sharrf. =. Now Iork. y. Y.
carl Andrews. -. and Thc!ma MIX
land 81, hoth Of Wheeling
Will!Sm y Faumau - SRwva DAM
low Grjnkow. a lot in Sixth Ward.
John r. Saunders and VT" 20 George
Gaulz"r. a tract OF land CA Nlddl'
Wheeling creek.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29

Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
woRKMENs COMPENSATION TO
COST TT! CITY
$4,000 THIS YEAR.

Owing - Tho increase II Number and
the advance IN salarica oS tho employees
~ TIE city The rstirat" as being CON-
piled ~ The annual budget viii amount
70 ahou; $40 NNn this year Is COMPARED
10 IS 5on last year. 20 continue tho
protection fer city employees under H."
stute compensation acr. if the present
prsmiuu basis ~ continued
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
ASK FOR BIDS

Ctty Manager Chas. -. Erhlin way
busy yesterday afternoon mailing ou'
invitations 70 number OF IN" leading
engineering firms throughout Tho count =
10 submit bids for furnishing plans ami
Specifications for mechanical fl,v1,
t;on plant, as IS planned for Wheeling.
buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
TRAFFIC coHrMrrTEE TO MEET

\ meeting Of tho traffic committee o.
III" Chamber OF Commerce" VIII b. held
this evening NJ \ o'slOck N tho Offices
of the chamber al the Market auditor
ium. \ number of very important mat
tors arr 70 II" taken w and discussed
at This time Il was stated Yesterday ar
ternNnu l,w TrafNc Manager r. NJ. Neigh.
MI members are rcQUcst'f - l." pres
"rt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-05
and that's not all

Many Of the things which have dropped to lower
price levels haven't dropped to as low
as these discounts make them here to-
morrow! That because we put the
discounts into effect before the market
prices dropped on these things. When
they did go down they didn't go as
far as we had anticipated.
That advantage is yours tomorrow also---but this
is the last.
All discounts will be discontinued after tomorrow!
This is the big, vital fact that ~confronts
you! And even though we shall adjust
our prices according to market condi-
itions mmediately---the are advant-
ages here tomorrow that will not be
here any longer than tomorrow.
It. for you to decide then---whether you Il buy
now or O other time.
You have until 10 P. NJ. Tomorrow Night.
-: :: :: :: @ @l||l !. !: =" ::
Saturdays vAIIuI kE9B1 New brunswick
137 Smith Street Perth Amboy, N. J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-05

NOW Then
DEC|DE e.!
Will You Buy The Things You Need
Tomorrow, At The Discounts
Or Will You Wait Till Later
and Buy Them Where
There Are No
Discounts.
Don't think it makes no dfference---for it
does!
Everything hasn't taken a drop in price yet---a
great many are not going to this season!
But everything is lower here tomorrow because to-
morrow there's a Discount on every
thing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-20

SPANISH ROYALTY TO VISIT.
LONDON, June 1.-THE King and
Queen of Spain are to pay an in
formal visit to London, arriving on
July 4. hey will be accompanied
by Prince Jaime.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-20

lotters." under the leadership Of fiery
Dennis Kearney. discussed the towns
political issues
Most OF the old cafes. where much Of
the city's history was plotted, remain in
name only. Gone is Duncan Nichols I.
the Bank Exchange of former days.
where the famous Pisco punch was
served over mahogany bar that was
brought around the Horn. The old Cliff
House, where Presidents of the United
States and other renowned itinerants
used to enjoy the sea food breakfasts,
was burned years ago.
On waverly place still may be seen
the quarters Of the old Siberia Club.
stronghold of zee Nee. king Of
Chinatown" Here, before the po-
lice lax parties" became a feature Of
Chinatown. the chance games OF
"coon-can." "chuck-a-luck" and fan
tan" were played in the midst of a
maze Of corridors. sliding panels
worked by secret springs and exotic
doors of opium and Chinese dishes.
The black docks that lined the
front" from China basin to the Pre-
sidio are gone. and stately berths for
ocean liners have risen in their place.
The dingy bars that stood back Of
them. where Adventures Of all de-
grees were once dropped. drug-stupe-
fled. through trap-doors and into
waiting boats below as part OF the
great Shanghai" game, all have been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-20

used to run noisy cockfighting estab-
lishments in what Is now the shadow of
the Hall Of Justice. have long since
passed on, and the Montana Dance
Hail." most staring and blatant Of all
the coast resorts. is hardly memory.
Chinatown guides still point out the
little restaurant hanging precariously
over old Dupont street. where Frank
Norris. the author. went occasionally, to
get bit of local color. Directly ahead
and facing the Hall of Justice is Ports
mouth square. a cove for the city's hui
man drift. where the Vigilantes staged
many stirring scene and the sand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-20
SOVIET IS MEDIATING IN
TURKISH-ANATOLIA CASE
Armenia's Aspirations on Bounda-
ries Not to Be Realized,
r Is Asserted.

LONDON. June 1S.-Negotiations be-
tween the Turkish-Anatolian republic
and Armenia are proceeding favora-
bly, and an agreement is expected
shortly, says a Moscow dispatch to
the Herald. which says the Russian
soviet government is acting as a me-
diator between the two countries.
The question Of guaranteeing Ar
menia against Turkish attacks will
probably be solved. the dispatch says,
by clause in the treaty binding Tur-
key from keeping an army within a
specified distance Of the Armenian
frontier.
All Armenia's aspirations relative to
the boundaries cannot be realized. It
is asserted, and a compromise will
probably be reached.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-20
OPPOSE FEDERATED NEGROES.

,ASHEVILLE, N. c.. June 19.-At
special meeting Of the local Typo
graphical Union resolutions were
adopted denouncing the American
Federation OF Labor for admitting the
negro to equal privilege with the
white member. and the local unions
representative to the meeting of the
International Typographical Union to
meet in Albany, N. Y. in August. was
instructed to oppose the action OF the
n a fioua1 hody
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-20
Girls $3.50
MILDLY
BlOuSeS
Special
81 .sS

Made of Lonsdale
Jean, with navy blue
collars and cuffs. Col
lars. and cuffs braided.
Sizes 8 to p years.
Third Floe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-20

swept away. The Shanghai" was the
system for recruiting the crews of
the "lime ULCERS" the great deep sea
banks that piled principally between
San Francisco and South American
ports.
Mob Hill. once the home of the
city's elite. shows a collection of
Jagged foundations. much as the
great fire left it. South of the Slot"
way to smart apartments. in their
midst standing the slowly disinte-
grating ruins of the Mission of Sor
rows" known in the Spanish as the
Mission Dolores" built in 1875 by
the Franciscans. It is the best me-
mento of the romantic old San Fran
cisco that endures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-20
ASK STOCK INSPECTION.
Live Stock Exchange Protests Loss
of Federal Aid.

CHICAGO. June 19.-The National
Live Stock Exchange has adopted
resolution protesting against elimi-
nation of federal inspection Of cattle
by the bureau of animal industry. A
committee was named to present the
protest to Edwin T. Meredith, Secre-
tary Of Agriculture, and DR.. Mohler
Of the Interior Department, with a
request that the inspection be con-
tinued.
The resolution declared that the
inspection of live stock at the time
of weighing was of great value to
producers as well as to statesmen and
buyers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-20
Convention Guests at Frisco
to Find old Romance Gone
Barbary Coast, Montana Dance Hall, China
to,0n and Siberia Club Are Now Bare
Memories Of Former Days on Pacific

SAN FRANCISCO. June 1e.-visitors
to the democratic national convention
will see but few reminders OF the old.
romantic days of San Francisco, when
the red-shirted miners swept down from
the gold-streaked reaches Of the Sierras
and threw fistfuls of pay dirt" on the
bars or the store counters for whatever
they wished to purchase.
Gone is the roaring ''Barbary Coast"
ana anu us less picturesque environs bot
tie hoenig and Bottle" Meyers, who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-20
$500 BONDS IN BARN.
Ten-Year-old Boys Discovery Re-
yeals Loss Of $4,000.

ATLANTA. Ga. Juno 1s.-D1scov.
cry Of $500 in stocks and bonds in
an empty barn on woodward avenue
by a ten-year-old boy here brought
out the fact that some SIS. 100 in
stocks and bonds were lost here May
Fl by a carrier delivering registered
mail.
Postal ofiicials seeking to recover
the bonds had been keeping their
loss secret.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-20
ITALIAN STRIKE EXTENDS.

BERN. Switzerland. June 19.-The
railway strike in northern Italy is ex-
tending, and now includes the second
airy and branch lines.
Switzerland is completely cut off
from railway communication with
Italy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-20
The Hechf Co.
WOmen'S Thread and
Ingram Silk Hosiery
s s;,::1 z. ., :, % ., s1.e9

Full Regular Made Fine Quality Thread
and Ingram Silk Hose, double soles, heels,
toes and mercerized tops. In black, white,
brown and gray. Very fine grade hosiery at
an extremely low price.
Floor. South Annex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-20
MAKES WOMEN ELIGIBLE.
Belgium Chamber Votes for xnesr
Admission to Parliament.

BRUSSELS. June 1s.-The measure
enabling women to be elected to par
lament has been adopted by the
chamber 142 votes to 10.
Belgian women, with the s,-
ton Of widows ~ combatants, are
not vet electors except in communal
elections.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-20
Dollar
Column

Mems Ribbed Unien Suits,
s1.OO Broken sizes, in 4
sleeves, ankle and y lengths.
Main Floor. -. :
Mems SILK Dropstitch Hose.
s1.OO a Pnir-Gray. cordoyan
and navy.--Main Floor.
Mems Athletic and Balbr1g.
run Shirts and Drawers, ,
Pairs for $1.OO-Broken sizes
in assorted materials.-First
Floor.
women's Mercerixed Lisle
Union Suits, $1.OO-White and
fiesh.-First Floor, South An
mex.
women'a Ribbed Cotton
Vests, Q for 91.OO-T ap ed
necks; sizes SO and Ss.-First
Floor, South Annex.
Childrenas White Cotton
Socks, Q Pairs for @1.O0-Roll
tops. Broken sizes. Fir
Floor, South Annex.
women's Fiber Hose, . Pairs
for sl.O0-Gray. sky. pink,
champagne and other shades.
First Floor, South Annex,
SILK Blouses. e1.O0-E M
broidered. full cut. round
neck, kimone sleeves. sises
S8 to l6.-Second Floor,
Women's Muslin Underwear.
e1.OO-Odds and ends, lace and
embroidered tr m m cd, IA
Chemises at e1.00I "a Drawers
at 41.O0, Q -. set Covers at
S1.OO, 8 Combinations at s1.oO.
Second Floor,
Women'a H use Dresses,
S1.OO-Odds and ends in Per-
cale, Bingham. Wolfe and Black
Lawns. Sizes SO to 42.-Sec-
ond Floor.
Boys White Tennis OxfoFds
ut e1.0O-Children's White
Canvas High Button Shoes,
sizes to 8; Infants Barefoot
Sandals, sizes to 5; Chill
dren's White Canvas Strap
Pumps, sizes to 11.-Third
Floor.
boys NiEhtshirts, e1!00-
Splendid In values, v neck or
collar attached. Sizes to 16
years.-Third Floor,
Boys Houses and Shirts,
S1yOO-Well-k m k es,
such as the Bell. Kaynee and
x. g. g.. In sports, collar at.
tached or neckband styles,
Sizes to 16 years, Third
Floor.
Big Boys Straw Hats, e1y00
White only. Sizes 6h to 2,
Third Floor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-30

slych poslancov pozdravil dnes
predpoludnin vo vel'kej dvorane
vladne budovy ministra DIR. Sro-
bara. Ma blahozelanf zd6astnili 50
mnohi slovenskf poslanci, zastup-
covia civilnych j vojenskych 1ra-
dov, cirkvi a tlace. Pozdravujncu
rec povedaFposlanec Cholek, kto-
ry v svojej reel vyzdvihol okol-
most, ze slovensky klub v novom
Narodnom shromazdeni, 20 vseo-
becnych vol bach do snemu pre-
stane byt' vylucnym klubom slo-
yenskych poslancov a bude klu-
bonn poslancov q Slovenska, v
ktorom budn Mad 'ari Nemci
zastiipeni. Praje 81, ably podl' "a
vzoru ceskych Nemcov slovenski
Mad arr a Nemci postavili sa ma
zakladnd podu republiky. Dnfa,
ze novom roku nase politicke a
hospodarske pomery sa konsoli-
dujd vsetci obcania nasej repu-
bliky bez narodnostneho rozdie-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-30
Noyorocns gratulacia prezi.

Novoro6ns gratnl6cia prezi-.
denta Masaryka. Prexident Masa-
rik postal 3 prilezitosti noveho
roku pozdravujdce telegramy pre-
zidentovi Wilsonovi, anglickemu
kral'ovi Jurajovi, prezidentovi
Poincaremu, talianskemu kral'o
vi Viktorovi Emanuelovi, belgi-
ckemu kral'ovi Albertovi a juho-
slovanskemu princ-regentovi A
leksandrovi.
Doroba culru " nasej repu-
bike. Ola odhadu hamburgske-
no tSchiffahrtzgu" patrf nasej
repubike vo vyrobe cukru tretie
miesto celej Europe, t. j. hned'
"a Nemeckom a "a Ruskom. V
Rampant tohorocnej (1919-20)sme
dokonca ma druhom mieste, lebo v
Rusku nasledkom nicivej prace
bolsevickej vyroba silno poAesla.
= Blahoxelanie Slovenskeho
Klubu ministrovi DIR. Srobarovi.
Bratislava, |. jan. Klub sloven-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-30
Koncert slovenskej hubby |

pripravuje sa v Prahe. Bude ma
nom ncinkovat' Filharmonicka a
Hlahol orcestra. Hlavnym cislom
bude kantata Vilia1na Figusa Slo-
yenska piesen ,na slova Hyiezdo-
slava. Tato skladba slozena bola
ma styristoroene jubileum speva-
ckeho spolku s'Tatran'' (1911) V.
Liptovskom Sv. Mikulasi. Villain
Figus slozil tdto kantatu pred
vojnou v case najvacsieho utis-
ku slovenskeko pod pseudonym
Janko Bystry. Krem toho slozil
kvartet ma husle, cely rad inych
skladieb, sbor "Cvrcok a Svato-
janska muSka" so sprievodom or
cestry, sb;eral a harmonizoval
slovenske l'udove piesne okolia
Zvolena. Ma spomenutem koncer-
te zast1penf budn svojimi sklad-
bami vynikajuci hudobnici slo-
venski Mikulas Schneider Trnav-
sky Mikulas Moyses este INF.
Odchod prveho ceskosloven-
skeho pluku Vladivostoku. Dna
10. dec. odisla Vladivostoku par
nixon "Nippon Maru' cast pr
veho ceskoslovenskeho pluku v
plnej vyzbroji. Bohdan Pavlu O.
disiel Il. dee. z Yok9hamy do San
Francisco.
Profesorsky sbor kat. teol.
fakulty V Bratislave NAL dna 16.
decembra t. T. konferenciu, ma kto
rel mnohych veciach fakufty
bolo rokovane, medzi inynl odpo-
rilcani boli traja now professori,
vsetko Slovaci, ma uprazdnene c.
Ste katedry. ....
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-30
Zpravy 70 Slovenska
Prevazali dobytok do Ma

d'arie. v Sahach chytili obchod-
nikov Engla Ecksteina, ktori
skupovali ma Slovensku dobytok
a prevazali ho do Mad 'rie. Byva-
i'll ned 'aleko hranice a preto mo-
hi Pahko pasovat'. Konecne boil
pristihnutf. Naknpeny dobytok
i'm zhabali a odsudili kazdeho ma
100000 kornn pokuty. Okrem to-
ho ich al zavrel, lebo sa naSlo u
Mich "a $4,000 kornn bankoviek
$ falosnymi kolkami.
Podludny obchod 8 tabakom.
V axiom rozsahu sa este vzdy pre-
vadza II mas podludny obchod s
tabakom, zistila minule dni statna
policia Ma drahe medzi Brnom a
Breclavou. V jedinom osobnom
vlaku zabaveny Dol metricky cent
tabaku, ktory jednotliv1 cestova-
telia mali V odeve alebo V bato-
Zine.
- Spravca nitrianskeho gym
nazia J. Rozim nasbieral j26, 900
X pre- chudobnych studentov nj
trianskych. 20,S73 K vydalo sa
na podporu, "a 10000 K dostali
chudobni ziaci knihy a 5000 K
bolo venovane na ich osatenie.
- Podivny zobrak. X jednomu
slovenskemu fararovi prisiel 70
brak a rozpraval mu, V Gajaroch
ceski vojaci zabili kostole po-
cas- omse svatej farara obesili
no "a nohy ia oltar. - "Na Via
stne oci som to videl'', tvhdil 70
brak. Dotycny p. farar dal cobra
ka hned' zavret' ztrestat' "a
t1to loz. Pri vySetrovani sd zisti-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-30

III 1nd1 sa citit ako donna. Po-
zdravuje DIR. Srobara (Volanie !:
slava Srobarovi!'). Ma rec po-
slanea Cholka odpovedal v dlhej
reci minister DIR. Srobar.s
Pozdravenie prezidentovi
Masarykovi. Praha, 1. jan. Pre-
zidenta Masaryka prilezitosti
Noveho roku, slavnostnym spo-
sobom pozdravilo Narodne ,shro-
mazdenie.- Menom ktoreho pred
seda Tomasek uistil prezidenta o
hlbokej dovere celeho Narodne-
no shromazdenia. Prezident Ma
saryk prijal gratulaciu diploma
tickeho sboru ma cele franc1z-
skym vyslancom Clemensom ST.
monom a ma poludnie ma tret 'om
nadvori hradu prijal poctu do.
maceho vojska legionarov, pri
ktorej prflezitosti povedal rec
minister N. O. Klofac.