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New-York tribune., 1921-06-07
r cal Estate News
Due de Richelieu Buys in
Carl Schultz Park Section

DUO dc Richelieu has purchased from
the Henderson estate through Geo. L.
Read & Go. the two dwellings, at the
northeast corner of East End Avenue
and Eighty-sixth Street, known as 55
East Eehty~sixth Street and 1ao East
End Avenue, in the Carl Schultz Park
section. The houses. which are on a
site 3oX50 will be altered into single
dwelling for the Due dc Richelieu city's
residence.
Harris, vought & Co. sold for the
Avord Realty Corporation the four
stery dwelling ia East Eightieth
street, 25Nlo2.2, to q mining engineer,
vito will remodel the house for occu-
pancy. This is the third sale of the
dwelling by the same brokers'
Joseph T. Day sold for John c.,
freund. president Of the Musical Amer
ica Company. $50 West End Avenue, a
four-story building at the northeast
corner OF Ninety-seventh Street and
west End Avenue, 1a.i1xs9, to A. Hol-
lander. Long Beach lots west of the
Nassau Hotel were given in part pay
ment.
NJ. II. Gaillard & Co. sold for Mrs.
Ethel w. Grant her residence at 1873
West Eighty-drst Street to Samuel Nu-
gent for occupancy after alterations.
The same brokers sold for Mrs. Maria
). Ward to Andrew Logan the four
story residence at l1o West Eighty sec
ond Street, adjoining Hotel Endicott.
r. c. Copper. of the Wood -Dolson
company sold for George Brownell 812
West Eighty ninth Street, four-story
dwelling, 2ox1oo.s, to client who will
occupy.
Horace T. Horton sold to George f.
". Grimm 261 West l32d Street, a
three.story dwelling, 16x9911.
The Beneficial Holding Company
sold to Myer Wool l01S Lexington Ave
nue., three-story dwelling, l7xe0
Benjamin Goldstein sold to Moses
knauer 21 West 119th Street, three
story dwelling, 14x84.5.
Fred Oppenheimer resold the three
three-story dwellings 10 and q Lewis
Street and 40 Broome Street, southwest
corner, to Rose Volofsky. G. Edward
Lapp represented the purchasers.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-07
w ant Advertise III ents
Cards Boadrs WaEd Lost Found Reward,
Fnhisd
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

Black leather brief Gaze on Jersey centra
Train leaving Jersey City Gsf2 y. NJ
d. s. T. Thursday Night. june %. Re~ar
II returned TO Room 1915 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1921-06-07
Moore's Elnlhurst Lots
Sold for $2O6,23

The Moore estate in Elmhurst, com
prising 4l0 let's, which the family has
owned for 259 years, was sold on Sat-
urday at auction for S2o6, ,232 by
Joseph P. Day. An average of s503 a
lot was obtained. The sale lasted three
hours.
This was the fifth consecutive Satur-
day lot auction sale conducted by
Mr.. Day. The rapidity with which
buyers have snapped up vacant prop
erty indicates that there is an active
market for vacant land. Various boule-
ward lots brought $3.50 each, which
were the best prices of the auction.
laurel Hill Boulevard lots averaged
500 each, while those on Fitch Ave
nue. brought from $40o to 1925 each.
Albion Street frontages sold from $500
70 SAFE each, while lots on other streets
brought from $525 to $500 each.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-07
Philadelphia Concern to Have
Showroorns On Fifth Ayer,ue

The Cross & Brown Compsny leased
to Strawbridge & Clothier, of Phila-
delphia, for showroom the Fifth Ave
nue. front of the fourth floor in the
Victoria Building, ESQ Fifth Avenue, at
an aggregate rental of about S125, ,0oO
The same brokers leased space in the
Miller Building, 562 Fifth Avenue, to
Mrs Ursula G. Conners, corsetier,
trading under the name Of Nine. Nor
cross.
Charles T. Noyes Company leased
space in the Terminal Warehouse
Building, 25-31 South William Street,
to Putnam & Norman: Offices in the
Price Waterhouse Building, 56-6S Pine
Street, to Walter E. Savage & Co. and
Everett P. Van Cott, and Offices at 81
aassau Street to Morris Schorr.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-07
BOARDERS WANTED

EAST GID STREET
Summer rates, beautiful cool rooms over
looking park AID avenue; exquisite sur
roundings; home cooking credentials.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-07
Former Ciisey House Annex
I,eascd fnr $500. .ln0

The former old Gilsey House Annex,
a five-story building, at 1904 to 1910
Broadway, was leased by Frank Merlen
and Lui Kreger, represented by Hyams
81 Hyams, from Charlotte f. s. Throck-
morton for twenty-one years, with re-
nowale, at an aggregate OF $80O,00o
The Hillchester, a six-story apart
ment at SAT and $40 West 167th Street,
l25Xioo, has been sold by the Manhat-
tanville Realty Corporation 10 an OPP
prator
New-York tribune., 1921-06-07
Reginald ID. French Sells
Homo in Mount Vernon

Reginald d. French, who is to live
in Pittsburgh. has sold his home in
oakwood Heights. Mount Vernon, to
the Bixby Realty Company. Ex-police
Commissioner Richard NJ. Winfield has
sold his home at 308 Rich Avenue to
Charles B. Cosse. The Cooley Realty
Company negotiated both deals.
Henry Mallory sold his home at 4o-42
Landscape Avenue, Yonkers, to Camp
bell N. Lorine through Thomas S. Burke.
MANHATTAN REAL ESTATE
New-York tribune., 1921-06-07
S75O,00O Rental for Use
Of Broadway Location

The two-story building at the south
west corner of Broadway and 112th
Street has been rented by Slawson G.
Hobbs to the c.. e. l.. Lunch, Inc, and
Joseph Burger for twenty wears at a
rental that will aggregate $750,000, The
building will be extensively altered.
Part Of the first floor will be fitted up
for a restaurant
New-York tribune., 1921-06-07
AID ST. Restaurant Sold

;, The Bluebird Restaurant, 2A0 West
Eorty-second Street, has been sold by
Eac Crescent Realty Company tc the
tily Restaurant Company, Louis Pos
neF, president. Included in the deal is
lne lease Of the two-story building
WWolch has nineteen more years to run.
me Associated Statesmen, Inc, negoti-
aSed the deal.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-07
Long Island

FOR SALE-f3e eautifully furnished or un-
furnished Groom house, with large sun
parlor and garage, in the most exclusive
and Magnolia Boulevard 5 minutes walk
TO station and minutes walk to The
ocean. Should be seen to be appreciated
aust sacrifice on account of iii health
Immediate possession. William Hepner
Phone Long Beach 414. or your own asent
New-York tribune., 1921-06-07
Owners to Test Validity
Of West Side Restriction

Another meeting of several hundred
owners Of property between Seventh
and Ninth avenues. Thirty-frst and
Forty-second streets, is to be held to-
night at the Hotel Astor, to protest
against the proposed zoning Of that
section of the city.
AT the meeting Of the Board or Esti-
mate on May 90 1t was voted restrict
Thirty-tfth Street from Seventh Ave
nue. TO Eighth Avenue Ralph v.
Wechsler attorney for large number
OF the property owners in the re-
strictcd district, in letter announc-
ing to-night's meeting, said that he
contemplates bringing q court proceed
ing to test the validity Of the re-
striction. Nh Wechslcr besides be-
ing attorney is an owner of property
in the section affected. At the meet
ing tonight, he said, the property
owners would adopt policy which
will tend to stabilize the market value
of the property.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-07
Builders Buy I69tI1 St. Plot
Opposite 22d RECT. Ar,nory

Emma E. Bannon sold TO the Cora
CONSTRUCTION Company the plot, loon
81 $40 on the north side of 169th Street.
2lS.3 feet west of Broadway, directly
opposite the Twenty second Regiment
Armory. The buying company was re-
Gently formed by Samuel I. Goldberg
attorney. with Samuel L. Refs, Joseph
Cohen. John Bogart, j N ]. Archer
and lsidor Refs as directors. l Reis
& Co. were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-07
Plan Twenty-Five Dwellings
For Block Front i'm Edgemere

The Lewis H. May Company sold for
Louise j. Denny the block front on
Edgemere Avenue, between Beach
Thirty-frst and Beach Thirty-second
streets, at Edgemere, L. l., to Samuel
Gruber and Gartner, who will erect al
once twenty-five dwellings.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-07
Home Buying in Bronx

;, Alexander Selkin, David Mintz and
BARRY P. Katz sold 277l Kingsbridge
Avenue, three-story dwelling with
garage, 6Gx100.
!, Aary L. Mullen sold to Mary Cloran
tne three-story dwelling 40 Broadhurst
Avenue. 1S.2x87.o o.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-07
Sells Long Reacg, Estate

The Lewis H. May Co. sold for Peter
W. Rouss his seashore estate on Beach
Street, Long Beach, L. l., to Charles
;Aptel, represented by John Lunstedt.
Inc property consists of three-story
Colonial furnished dwelling with
garage, held at $4,000
New-York tribune., 1921-06-07
Loft Building in East 28th St.
Purchased hv Tenant

The Rachman Novelty Company, ten
ant in 80 East Twenty-eighth Street.
has purchased the property from the
Aid Realty Company for 100000. 1t is
q four-story loft with extension
New-York tribune., 1921-06-07
Trask Estate Sells Plot
I'm Carnegie Hall Section

;. The Trask estate has conveyed 20
Frances W. SERVER the plot 50.9x908
on the south side of Eighty eighth
Street. 1892 feet cast of Fifth Avenue.
The site is one of the few unimproved
parcels in the section.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-07
FURNISHED ROOFS TO LET
West Side

3oTH. 80 w,-Singie room adjoining bath
electricity. telephone; Immediate pos
session; $50.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-07
REAL EsrATE-sALE OR RENT.
Brooklyn

ELEVEN-roon residence for rent fur
nished for summer season; Immediate
dental section of Bay Ridge, on hill with
wonderful view Of Lower Bay; Christian
adults only: Call phone Mrs. M. p.
Road 78S. - ~ '
New-York tribune., 1921-06-07
Jackson Heights Tenant
Nov Owner Of Suites Occunied

+. G. Randall, vice-pregident OF the
greensboro Corporation, purchased
Two apartments at 13S Twenty~third
street, Jackson Heights. NJ. G.. Mohr
third Street. Mr.. Randall has been
renting tho Eats.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-07
100000 Rental for Store

Rice & Hill ard Tankoos, Smith
e { Co. leased to Young Bros, mems
nnass, the store at 6 Broadway, in the
rrouuce Exchange Building. at a rcuta!
" sapaYe,eilM Itely Sl0e, 600.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-07
HELP WANTED MALE
Miscellaneous
ARE YOU THE MAN?
MAN

wanted-Mau OF energy ambition ard
fair knowledge of ordinary business meth
DDS, to III vacancy in sales depar tment.
Must have ability to master our methods
and become quickly valuable TO himself
and us: Permanent and profitable position
for right man, with prompt advancement
as soon as he can take charge of other
men. Call 10 to at Suite 1910, National
Association Bldg, rs West 43d 81.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-07

Flat In ISL. Street Sold

James IT, Cruikshank purchased from
aaESTIetta aEsIta j. Gallagher 329 East Seventy
sith Street, four-story fat, 2S.4x102,
.nfough Jules Aehring and Harry Sug
New-York tribune., 1921-06-07

west corner of Morris Avenue and l93d
street, The realty company few
days ago purchased the property from
the David Miller Company.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-07

5oTH ST.. IL W.-Large front room, pri-
vate bath; gentleman; permanent: ref
erences
New-York tribune., 1921-06-07
New York State

*six-room stucco cottage. Kingston. N Y
An improvements. Completely furnished
Desirable surroundings. Rent for Summer
season only. Mrs Charles o. Vogt, King
ston, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-07
Investing i'm BROOKLYN Houses

B. E. Knowles Company sold 3l2
south Third Street, four~story apart
ment, for II. Landau.
~ samuel Galitzka has sold for Sol
.Motf to f. Gilbert the two-story dwell
ing with garage at 1909 East Twenty
second Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-07
Miscellaneous
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED

GENTLEMAN, 43, Christian, desires cool,
light well furnished room. high grade
modern apartment; wants room that can
be lived in for years; prefer private apart
nent, no other roomers; must be West
Side: reasonable; convenient garage not
too far uptown; price not to exceed $50
week. y All. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-07

MANHATTAN REAL ESTATE
New-York tribune., 1921-06-07

LOST between ssth st. Manhattan, aud
Fiatbnsh Brooklyn. diamond ard pear
stick pin. reward /. II. Eainey TX
Broadway. room t555.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-08-05
VYLET v OSADE SV. JANA
KRSTITEL'A, WARREN, o.

& i . a
Osada sv. Jana Krstotel'a vo
Warren, O., usporiada ma den II.
augusta, to jest v nedel'u cd 12.
hodiny ma obed do 8. veGer vel X 7
yylet, ma zasfyke {. 36, roh Niles
a Wallace ave-, Warren,
Vstup je Csc pre- n,uzskjch,
danny zdarma. v pade nepriazn-
veho pocasia bude vylet preloze.
ny ma nasledujdcu nedel'u, to jest
ma den 81. augusta. Cisty vyynos
bude venovany v prospech zakla-
dajlcej sa novel osady. Prosime
naIch bratov, ably So dostavili
iak moSno y najhoipejsom poste,
aby tax prispeli ku zdarn tohoto
nkshc podpjatis.
Vybor ,osady y. Jana
Krytitsl'a.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-08-05
VYHL'ADY MA ZLEPSENIE
PRACOVNYCH POMEROv
LEPSIE

Vyhl 'ady na zlepsenie pracov-
nlch pomerov tohoto tyzdna zda-
ju sa byt' lepsie nez kedykol 'vek
pred tym cd januara. Y skutoc-
nosti ,tohoto tyzdna temer vset-
ky dielne miestnych oceliarni Wy
kazovaly vyssiu cinnost', nez ke-
dykol 'vek poslednych I mesia
coch. Pracovne pomery sa nieco
zlepsily nasledkom zlepsenia ma
lSupu, zvysenia poctu obiednavok
bolo mono .pozorovat' w cd Wac
tyzdnov. Niektore priemyslove
podniky vyslovuju nadej, ze je to
pociatok pohybu, ktory uvedie
priemysel' nazad do normalneho
stavu, aGkol 'vek priemyselnici
sa doposial' zdrahajii tom ur-
cite vyslovit'. Vsetky neodvisle
korporacie a 26 20 6s besemero-
vych peel v 1doli vyraba ocel to-
hoto tyzdna. Sesdesiat 20 113
platnovych mlynov je V praci, co
je najvacsi poeet cd novembra.
Situacia bola d d'alej zlepsena Gia-
stocnym zahajenim prace Sha-
ron Steel Hoop Co. v Lowellville,
ktore dielne staly cd novembra.
Pravda, nemozno doposial pred
povedat', jestly to takto potrva.
Zalezat' to bude cd toho, jestly
objednavkv i ma d'alej bndn ria
dine dochodit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-08-05

prislnchaju. II, ktori sa ale pre-
st 'ahovali Cd poslednych volieb,
musejn prejst' do tel easti, vo'
.lebneho okresu, kdeSpred tym hla-
sovatr a zaduvaazzirt' irt'ssi ttransfera,
a potion majd sa riadne registro-
vat V tel stvrti, kde teraz zijn,
na pondelok, dna s. augusta, pri
ktorei prllezitosti maid ukazat
ich "transfer' volebnym iiradni-
kom ich distriktu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-08-05
REaIsTRAc1A

Y nasledujdcicR riadkoch mie-
mime upozornit Mi shs A slQvaksv 6,
volieov ma dolezitost' registrAcie.
Je ME len privilegiom, ale povin-
most 'ou kazdeho Americana OBJ
cana ably volil. Nikto nemoze
VOLT bez toho, ably sa PRIV regis
troval vo volebnej knihe v casti
volebneho okresu ktorej byva.
Hlasovanie pocas primariek ie
prave tax d6lezite. jako je dole
zitou ncast' pri jasennych VOL
bach.
Vsetcia obtania. ktorf sti oprav-
ncnf hlasovat' majn byt' regi-
strovanf v pondelok dna s. augu-
sta, den pred prim. vol 'bami,
testify ze achcu hlasovat' okrem
tvch, ktori pre- neiakn pricinu
sa neregistrovali lanskeho roku.
Upozrnujeme zvlaEte nasich
novich obGanov, ktori boil natu-
ralisovani cd novembra vset-
kych, ktori dosiahli 81. roku cd
novembra 1920. roku, ale ktoif
dosiahnu 21. roku pred novem-
brom 1921, ze oni s1 opravneni
k registrovaniu vol'bam pri
primarkach dina 9. augusta. To
plati tiez tym obcanom, ktori sa
prest 'ahovali do Youngstown pred
rokom. lebo davnejsie. Zeny s1
opravnene tJch samych regi-
stracnych privilegii, jaki i muzo-
via.
Nasich obcanov slovenskeho
povodu upozornujeme ma nasle-
duj1ce pravidla: Novi obcania,
ked' sa registrujd, musejd pri-
NEST ich obcanske papiere ma mi
este ich hlasovania, v easti voleb-
neho okresu ktorej byyaju
testify SIT zenati, obcania .maiii
pojat' manzelky so sebou. ktore
ra maiii registrovat' v tom sa-
MON case. Jestly ze manze]ka
obtana sa registruje sama, povin-
ma je priniest' obeanskS papier
svoiho manzela. Chlapci a diev-
Sata. ktori dosiahli 81. roku, a
ltorych otec stal sa obcan0m, "a
kial' boil maloleti, museiti pri-
niest' obcansky papier svojho
otca ked sa registrnjd,
Nase mesto bolo pedelen6 ma
II .volebnych distriktoy Wards Z
q l66 sasti, "pricincts.' II, kto-
ri 50 neprest 'abovsli od lspskeho
roku, 81 automaticky prelozeni
lvolebnym vyboron do caste kde
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-08-05

Me-to KREMNlcA jednym sarodavnych baskych
ktore stredoFeku boy znme srednj Europe stribo
zao dobe rimanske dol ovao Kremncke
katy bo vysoko mad arskej ay yak dolly pusy
pre- nedostaok zatonosne rudy havne prnou
doovao prepotopnym nastrojam Kremnci
covfa ktorej Mad 'ari pocas 9s) odvkl vSey
doleztejsie soje CS vlada zaaa cekom modrn
mncovnu zaca eeskoslovenske kovove penaz
Kremnc I'll znamen slovnsky pracovnik Pav Krzko kory
krasn historicke poednana Kmnici oko
po starch easopsoch rokoch desa
krae daily Sovensku nieko ko vynika
cc mzov nesor vsak naodna uvedomeost rcho
ac ktore az hodne dvanaste urobeny Dol
konec eeskosovellskou revolnciou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-08-05
CELKOvA RoZLoHA cEsKo
SLOVENSKEJ REPUBLIKY

v r. 1920 cinila podl'a vysledkov
setrenia Q plochach osevu (podl'a
13. &. Zprav statistickeho ara-
du) l4.04s,32s ha. q toho pripa-
dd ma cechy 5,2o5a7o ha, na No
raw 2,sso, ,sss he, No sliezske
~, ,s53 ha, ne Slovensko 1901,
398 ha M Karpatskd Rus 1862:
I41S Id. 4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-08-05
Mestske zpravy
VEL 'KOPOROTA OBzALovA-
LA NAsHo DIREKToRA BEE.
PECNOSTI

y piatok posledneho tydna, vel
koporota, ktora bola svolana, alb,
vysetrovala korupciu niektorycl
mestskych tiradnikov, koneene 20
dala svoj nalez, ma zaklade ktore
no obzalovala nasho direktors
bezpecnosti Scotia prijfmani,
1platkov az dvadsiatich pripa
doch; d'alej obzalovala tajomni
ka nasho majora John P. Danka
detektlva Charles Richmonda q
"patriotickeho vodcu" Joseph w
Wessa. Wess, ktory paru krat
kandidoval ma majorstvo a je pc.
vodom mad d'arsky lid, je obzalo'
vany, ze prijimal peniaze pod ia.
losnymi sl'ubami. Ostatne pri
Wessovi je to ME ME noveho, NAL
on uz podobnych pripadov tol 'ko,
re 50 snad' ami ma to nepameta
V poslednom case zvlaste pocas
vojny on boil ''patriotickym vod-
com" jako sa sam menoval a v ma
6om mestskom dome NAL lrado-
vne, kde zavadzal sbierky ma ci-
Raretty a inc Diary pre- vojakov.
Ubohi vojacf! Toto len boone.
Hlavnon vecou je obzaloba. ktorn
vel koporota pozdvihla ma nasho
direktora bezpeGnosti Scotia. Me
je toftn davno, ze mesto Youngs.
town belle i yystavene skandalu.
ked' vacsina jeho mestskei rady
bola pozatvarana a uznata vinnv-
mi zprijimania dplatkov. Teraz
name podobnd obzalobu proti
nasmu direktorovi bezpeenosti,
nesmierne dolezity to trad, ktore-
mu je podriadena policia a v6bec
vsetko, co smeruje k verejnej bez-
peenosti. A mas direktor ma byt'
clovekom, ktory "a peniaze je ho-
tovy prizmdrit' oci? Nalez vel
koporoty, vlastne obzaloba, je
este ME dokazanim viny. Je ale
iste, ze dvanasti patnastich po-
rotcov by zaiste ze nepodnikli tax
vazneho kroku, jestly by nebola
k tomu dostatocna pricina. vsak
zaiste za museli byt' medzi nina j
priatelia naSho terajsieho majora
Warnocka, ktoremu Scott Dol
pravou rukou. Scott tvrdi, ze on
je v stave dokazat' svoju nevin:
un. Pojednavanie ale nemoze byt'
zahajene PRIV, nez niekedy v sep
tembri, tax ze obcania mesta
Youngstown nemozu vediet' pra'
vdu celej veci, az po vol bach.
Je pre- to nesmierne dolezite, ably
pri hlasovani SINE 81 davali pozor
ma to, ably to nase mesto neskyelo
sa vzdy 90 sidlo tel najkoruptnej-
Sci administracie. suspendovanie
direktora bezpecnosti a zaloba,
ktor1 vel 'koporota pozdvihla protl
nemu, zaiste ze nesmierne posko-
di kandidatovi Warnockovi, kto-
reho mas direktor boil snad' jed
nym najlepsich osobnych pirate
l'ov. Warnock vzdy zastaval
Scotia pred 1tokami to zaiste
teraz banuje.
Peiednavanie, ktoremu istre-
ty hl'adi cely Youngstown s
vel'kym zaujmom, zaiste ze bude
vel'mi zdlhave, lebo vypocutych
ma byt' vyse 4s svedkov, ktorf
budd podrzanf pod zarukami, tax
aby ich pritomnost ma pojedna
vani bola zabezpecena.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-08-05
sCH0DzA POLITICKEHo
KLUBU v YOUNGsTOWNE

skeho Politickeho Klubu v Young.
towne, ktora bola vydrziavan;
poslcdnej nedele v skole osady
sv. Cyrilla a Methoda, dostavil So
len vel mi maly. pocet 2 nasicf
slovenskych .volicoy. Neznamc
ze co je pricinou toho, re je me-
dzi mama TAXA mala zaujatost
q nasich slovenskych zien, ktore
maju tiez hlasovace pravo, nedo-
stavila sa ami jedna. Ma pricho-
diacu nedelu, to jest ma Z. augu-
sta, name posledmh prilezitost !,
ably SINE sa ustalili ma nejakom ur-
eitom programme, tax ably nase
slovenske hlasy neboly potrhane,
ably oni nieco znamenly. Pre- til
pricinu svolavame este raz sch6-
dzu, ma prichodiacu edelu, v skol
skych miestnostiach osady Sv.
Syrilla a Meth6da Tel hodine
vecer. Mech sa dostavf kazdy
alovensky volie a prived tie so Sc
bou svoje manzelky. Mech sl ony
liez deastne who'd a privilegii,
'-tore i'm, Go manzelkam americ-
kfch obcanov pravom prinalezia
a konanie ktorych je. zaroven ich
novinnost on. VSak medzi Ame-
rikanmi nachodime uz teraz mnoz-
stvo politickych klubov zenskych.
Nase, zehy, na. syoju nimu ut 'ahu
ii sa od' poiitiky, povedia "naco
Senam politika.''' No by nemalo
byt' TAX. Mygsme presvedeeni,
Se .nase sloVenske zeny 81 tohoto
pozvania poysimn1 a pokial ii So
stayia syoje vlastne politicke
Eluby. tax sa dostavia ma sch6dze
nasich klubov, ably pomahaly "
nasej praci.
Postarali SINE sa, ably ma tejto
schodzi sa kazdy dobre citil. Bu-
dcme mat nieco ma obcerstvenie
4 bohaty programm ma tito sch6-
dzu je pripraveny.
Privolavam teda este raz, do
stavte sa kazdy. Je nasom "a
uJme, ably SINE mali intelligent
nych volicov, lebo len tax bude-
me moot pracovat' mas pro-
speech, "a naSe hmotne i mravne
vyhody. Vacsina mas easopi-
SOW ME je v stave sledovat' beh
tidalosti ciel tychto politickych
schodz je prave ten, aby obeania
obeanky oboznameni boil do
kladne S programmom stranok
jednotlivcami, ktorym majt svoje
hlasy pri nastavaj1cich vol bach
odovzdat', Bez dokladneho po-
rozumenia tychto vecf, ME je mo-
zno hlasovat' rozumne a hlasova-
ME bez toho, ably clovek Dol do
kladne presvedceny re ma co hla-
suje, je horsfm nez ziadne.
Dostavte sa ma scE6dzu Skale
Sv. Cyrilla a Meth6da nedelu,
dina 7. augusta 7. hodine vecer.
J. M. Palguta, iictovnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-08-05
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