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Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-25

walk to his corner. danger of riot quickly passed.
 The weights were announced as Lewis. 22s pounds; Caddock, 18s pounds.
 Both opened cautiously and after considerable milling Caddock forced Lewis to the mat in minutes with an arm lock which the latter quickly broke.
 From that point until the end of the battle Caddock was almost coninu-- ousty the aggresSor, Lewis, gained his first headlock after ten minutes, but Caddock slipped out before pressure could be applied and retaliated with an arm lock after fifteen minutes which Lewis finally broke by an al- most superb human effort.
 Caddock's cat-like cunning repeat edly foiled Lewis efforts to get head hold. At the end of a half hour Lewis nearly lost the match when Caddock forced one shoulder to the mat with a half Nelson. On regaining his feet Lewis lesped high in the air and clamped a head hold on Caddock, but the latter picked him up bodily and threw him half way across the ring in breaking the hold. The next thirty minutes of grappling still found Caddock the aggressor, the | latter again breaking Lewis head@ hold and twice having the champion in danger of losing his title with toe l holds.
 1 During the final 30 minutes Caddock was still the aggressor, but the task of | hurling his heavier opponent about i the mat and breaking free from head l holds gradually wore down his strength until just before the finish when he again appeared to be within | graSping distance of his former cham | pionship.
 He did not have strength or stamina enough to hold Lewis in the torturing
 grip the few additional seconds which !. would have meant the difference be-
 tween defeat and victory.
 Later at Caddock's hotel it was said
 that the wrestler had suffered no il
 effects from the grue1ling contest.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-25
SOUTH KILLMGLY

Mrs. J. Franklin EidridEe Is enter taining her son -in-law and daughter. Mir and Mrs. Raymond Allen of Daniel son.
 Mrs. John Potter Of Dsnielson called on her sister. Mrs. Fred Shippee Friday.
 Most of the humps patients have re- covered sufficiently 10 be out
 The installation Of officers Of Highland grange was held in Grange hall Sstur- day evening Refreshments were ssrv-d
 Raymond Barlow is i'll with infiuneza-
 Mrs. William Slater recently entertain ed her niece. Miss Davis. of Scituste
 Mildred Kelley of Dsnielson spent ths week end at her home.
 Mir and Mrs. A. F.. Hall spent Sunday with friends in Putnam.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-25
SKI JUMPING CONTEST TO BE
 STAGED AT LAKE PLACID

Lake Placid, N. Y, Jan. 24-An inter national ski jumping contest, in which several European experts have been in- vited to compete, will be staged here on Feb. 21. .-
 Among the Swiss jumpers now prac- ticing here are Anthony. A. Maurer and Charles B. Valesha. Maurer won the Engadine international gold cup for ski jumping and ski running last year. This trophy Is symbolic of the worlds ski championship. In addition he holds the St. Moritz international gold cup for 1919 and 1920. the Dauss championship and 2S other European trophies. In competition he has exceeded POT: feet.
 Valesha won the international ski jumping contest at Holsters, Switzerland. in 1915, when he cleared 2o3 feet. the longest jump made to that date in | Switzerland.
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burgh, if things are fixed up satisfactori-

burgh, if things are fixed up satisfactori- ly by both clubs.' said the Rabbit" at his home in Springfield today in discuss ing the deal.
 Outfielders Bill Southworth and Fred Nicholson and Infelder Walter Barbare are the players who come here in ex- change.
 Manager Fred Mitchell in making the announcement of the trade for President Grant of the Boston club said no money was involved. Barney Dreyfuss, owner of the Pittsburgh club, was reported to persist in the statement that in addition to the three players Boston received cash said to be $25,0oo. President Grant is at present in New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-25
MAN O. WAR EXPECTED TO
 LEAVE FOR KENFUcEv Ho

Berlin, Md, Jan. 24.-Afan O War, the great year old, is now expected to leave the Riddle farm here tomorrow afternoon for the Blue Grass country of Kentucky, where he will enter stud. The famous racer will occupy car attached to regular train for Philadelphia, where 1t will be switched to a night express. The horse is due in Lexington late on We'd nesday, according to present arrange mentg.
 Samuel D. Riddle, owner of Man Q War, left for Kentucky yesterday.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-25
TAFTvILLE CLERKS ORGANIZE
 BAsKETBALIl TFAy

The TaftviIle Clerks have organized basketball team and are desirous of games with the Jewett City Clerks Pioneers 2ds, Baltic Bantams and the Lafayette club. and Chip Dugas Captain Dugas has been making a name for himself this season and. is well capable of leading his teammates.
 The Clerks will be composed of the following men: Chip Dugas, Hanlon, for merly of Windham High, Lemieux and
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-25
Ladies, Attention

BUY YOUR CLOTH FOR cLoAKINe AND MEMS sUITiNes DIRECT FROM THE MILL AT MILL PRICES, AND SAVE MONEY. THE BEAU TlFUL SEASONS SHADES IN SUEDE, VELOUR, AND MEMS FANCY SUlTINes. SAMPLES ON REQUEST. cAREFARE PAID. GLEN WooLEN MILLS, WlGHTMAk's SWITCH, NORWICH TOWN.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-25

BrtstoI.-At a luncheon given at ths Endee inn by Dewitt Page. president and general manager of the New Departure Manufacturing company, announcement was made of the appointment of William A. Kimball, purchasing agent. to the newly created position of general suTer- intendent of the Bristol plants of the concern.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-25
MEANWHILE TIcKLED TO

UU IU SbU hGH CIU Boston, Jan 24.-"Rabbit" Maranville was more nearly reconciled today to hls passing from the. Boston Braves, with whom he had won fame as a shortstop, to the Pittsburgh Pirates, to whom hs was traded last night for three other players.
 While I'd rather remain in Boston, I'll be tickled to death to go to Pitts
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-25
JOHNSTON DEFEATS WOOD
 IN TENNIS MATCH

Sydney, N. S. W. Jan. 24-In a series of tennis matches here today between the American Davis cup players and To- cal experts. William Nj. Johnston in the singles defeated Patrick O'Hara Wood, 6-2, 11-S, while R. W. Heath won from Watson M. Washburn s-2. 6-4.
 In the doubles Norman D. Brooses and O'Hara Wood defeated William T. Tilden and Johnston, 6-3. S-s, 4-s and
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-25
FORMER WORLDS CHAMPION
 NOW IN NEW YORK

New York, Jan 24-Jess Willard ar- rived here today from the west to be- gin training for his bout with Jack Dempsey March r in which he hopes to regain his title. He declared he, weighs fifteen pounds less than when he began training for the Toledo con- test.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-25
I Comhiea
45e 4s4 4s5 133s
BASEBALL PRACTICE AT
 YALE STARTS NEXT WEE.

YALE STARTS NEXT WEEK
 New Haven, Conn, Jan. 24-Baseball practice at Yale will begin next week. Coach Lauder announced that no candi- date for the varsity squad who is defi- cient in preliminary training will be taken south in the Easter recess
 The schedule to be announced shortly will be the longest ever prepared for Yale and will have 40 dates.
 Word has been received from Mayor TooIe of Macon, Ga. that Tales perma- nent training field is now well developed The grandstand and bleachers are going up and will be ready by March 21. The city will welcome the Yale team upon its arrival
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-25

F. Murphy of the Daredevils, Maynard and Paradis of the All Collegians.
 The manager is anxious to fix a game with the Jewett City Clerks for this coming Thursday. Write to Joseph Tellier, Taftville.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-25
193d DIVIDEND
Office Of the

Norwich Savings Society Norwich, Conn. December ii. 1920 THE DIRECTORS OF THIS SOCIETY HAVE DECLARED OUT OF THE EARNINGS OF THE CURRENT SIX MONTHS, A sEMI-ANNUAL DlVI- pEND AT THE RATE OF FOUR PER CENT. PER ANNUM, PAYABLE TO DEPoslToRs ENTITLED THERETO ON AND AFTER JANUARY 18th, 1921.
 COSTELLO LIPP1TT, Treasurer.
 December 18th, 1920.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-25
THREE STRAIGHT GAMES
 TAKEN BY ELKs' FIVE

Capt. John Combies 'duckpin five had the punch to win three straight games Monday night from Capt. n. Young's team in the Elks' bowling tournament High individual honors went to the wiz ming captain with single of III and three string total of 306. The scores:
 r..- r.-t T r.-k;.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-25
Gamn Called on.

The game between the Central Village Independents and the Baltic Bantams has been called off. and now the Bantams are locking for another team to play this Wednesday night
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-25

Goals from floor. Horwitz 5, o'Brien 5, Spencer 4. Gregory {. Summers {. Rickett 4, Mcdonald 3. Erie dman 2, Hsggerty 2. Moriarty l {; goals from fouls. Spencer 1 1: free tries, Colchester l. Kaceys g. ref cree. Gregor; timer. Sullivan; umpire. Bigelow scorer. Friedman; time of halves, % minutes.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-25
COLCHESTER TEAM DOWNS
 wILLIMANTIC KACEYS

The Colchester basketball team defeat ed the willimantic Kaceys in Tip Top hall. Colchester, Saturday night 57 to 32. Spencer was pace setter for Colchester and RicISett starred for the Kaceys. Line up and summary:
 Colchester. Willimantic.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-25
MONEY,

New York, Jan 24. - Call money steady; high ': low 2; ruling rate ' i; closing bid s; offered at [; last loan r. Bank acceptances 5 3-4.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-25
COTTON.
LIBERTY BOND MARKET.

New York, Jan. 24-Spot cotton quiet middling 1925.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-25

arena tonight, to 2. The team work of the locals overcame brilliant indi- vidual play by the Canadians.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-25
Mins HnckeN Match.

WIns TocKtJ WatcH'
 Boston. Jan. ,24-The Boston Ath- letic Association hockey team defeat ed the Shamrocks of Montreal at the
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-25

Write for illustrated cdtGio0 sho,cing open viet0s of DEAL-Arcola Hedting OutJft install ldtions U, 4, 5, 6 or 2 room cottages, bir,ga- lo,1s, fGts, schools and small business build- ings. Outfts sold ready foT immediate install ldfen.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-25
sedem rokov alebo $4,000 pre- pre-.
stnpanis pnoh Ssashe. sdiFena.

V utorok po poludnf odsndenv
bol v policajnom korte sudcom
Gessnerom Michal Bezyak ma dive
tlsic dolarov pokuty a trovy v
nade by nemohol zaplatit'. ma
2672 dnl G rokov) do okresneho
vazenia. Je toto naivacsia poku-
ia. aka kedy bola vymerana pre-
orestnpenie prohibicneho zakona.
Bezyak boil pred troma tfzdfami
nokutovany ma $1,000. ale DO slo-
zeni zaruky $250O Dol pustenl
'eho zalezitost' mala prist' k no.
vemu poiednavaniu. Medzitttm no
zaS chytili V prestupovani zako-
ma a sudca mu nameral najvyssf
trest dl'a Crabbe-ho zakona. kto-
rt Dol priiatI l'udom statu Ohio
V minulych jasennrch vopbach.
Hezyak ma salonu ma s. Center
st. a Dol uz Styri razy pokutovant
nre predavanie alebo drzanie u
Soba palenky. Bezyakov advokat
Muldoon bude apelovat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-25
Vlada vydava uz pasy do CSR
turistom a zotavujucim sa.

Washington. D. c. (Cs. T. K.)
Podl'a americkEch pasovych pred
pisov nevydaval Statny depart
ment dosial' pasy pre- cestovanie
do niektorych europskych statov,
medzi inymi do Cesko- -Sloven-
ska, kedykol'vek jednalo sa ce-
s'y. podniknute Ia ntelom turisti-
ky, zabavy alebo 20 zdravotnych
OIL 'adov. Ponevac toto opatrenie
znacne obmedzuje ziad1ci priliv
do Cesko-Slovenska, vyslanectvo
vo Washingtone poziadalo statny
department, aby vynalo CSR. z
uvcdeneho soznamu. Pri tom pou-
kazalo, re pomery v CSR. s1 nor
'aalne, ze CsR, ma znaeny zauiem
ma tom, ably bola co najeasteisie
ravstevovana americkymi obcan-
mi. hlavne ak ide cesty podnik-
mute "a 1celami sthdiinymi alebo
20 zdravotnych dovodov, ze by
dl'a jeho nahl 'adu zrusenie toho-
to obmedzenia bolo V zauime o.
hoch krajin. - Statny depart,
ment notou zaslanou vyslanectvu
oznamil, ze navrhu vyhovel W.
stavuje teraz pasy do Cesko-Slo,
yenska americkym cestuj1cim 70
zdravotnych d6vodov, "a studii.
nymi i1cely alebo pre- zabavu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-25
Andrej Malak, net.
"Modri" zahajili kampan proti
fajceniu.

Evanston. H., %. marca. Or
ganizacia "modrych' zahaiila
vel XII kampan "a zakazanie faj-
cenia celej kraiine a ma dodr-
Mavanie nedrle. Tito moralisti bu-
dll pracovat v, statnych zakono-
darnach v. kongresse ma vynese-
nj zakonov, ktore zakazn faj6it !.
hrat' Saw vynedel'u ma lobdu alebo
rolf. automobilovanie alebo .cho-
denie ma tanec, do divadla alebo
k'lpat' sa. Y Amerike je vsetko
mozne, preto s1 obavy, ze tito ia
natikovia svoje eiele prevedn.
Chudobnemu clcvekn potion az
bude vsetko zabranene. Jeho Ii
vot bnde pozostavat' 2 sotrocenia
pre- drnhych a modlenia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-25
Dairy ma zariadenie studiineho
fondu Is. pri vyslanectve vo
Washingtone

(Cstk.) X ucteniu pamiatky
svojho, V tychto dnoch zosnuleho
otca, venoval p. DIR. Bodrich Ste
panek, vys1anec CSR. vo Washing
tone a 81. Anna Stepankova, OBJ
nos pat 'sto dollarov k zalozeniu
Studijneho fondu ceskoslovenske
no pri vyslanectve CSR. vo Wash
ingtone' "a tym 1celom, ably mai
schopnejsi pracovnic; ceskoslo-
venski vSetkych oborov, menovi.
te Slovaci, boly vysielani ma praks
do spoj. Statov. z toho podnetu
prispel inz. Stan. Spacek, legac.
ny radca vyslanectva, ma Studij.
ny fond obnosom sto dollarov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-25
PI. oNDRUsKovA ZoMRELA

PAM ZuZanna Cola OndruSko,
manzelka Michala OndruSkO, 70
mrela v domacnosti pi. Katariny
VereSovej, 329 Williamson Ave.
v piatok o 1.30 po poludni. Choir
! l'avela ma komplikaciu nemocl "a
diva mesiace. Narodena bola vo
Stvartku. Spisi, roku 1859 a pri-
Sla do Ameriky pred 18 rokmi, o.
sadiac sa Youngstowne. PAM
OndruSkova bola vernon a cinnou
osadniekou osady sv. Cyrilla a
Methoda a clenkynou 46. Odboru
Ziveny. Bola vel mi znama a OBJ
l'lbena slovenskej kolonii. O.
krem svojho druheho manzela "a
nechava jedneho syna, Jozefa Co.
ia V Clevelande, jednu dceru, pi.
Annu Versansky meste a patoro
vndcat, potom nevlastn1 dceru z
prveho manzelstva, pi. Veresovd,
dive jej dcery, Katarinu a Mariu
Rusinak a jedneho vnuka, Jana
Rusinak v kolegiume sv. Prokopa
v Lisle, I'll. Pohrab odbavoval rev
Kozelek z kostola sv. Cyrilla a
Methoda pondelok rano 9. no.
dine. Pochovana bola v Calvary
cintorlne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-25
Knaz vstal z1nrtvych

Geneva, O., 81. marca. - Rev.
NJ. Baudenbacher tohto mesta
po Strnast' hodin trvajncej smrti
vstal zmrtvyych. Minuleho piatku
ostal zle a odpadol. Privolany le-
kar vyhlasil no "a mrtveho ma
sledkom porazky srdca. Rodina
mu chystala pohrab, ked' sa IRA
I'll prebudil. Videl okolo seba pl-
no kvetin a vSetko v ma aivaesom
smitku. Zavolal svojej rodine sla-
bym hlasom: "ESte neprisiel MOI
cas- Privolany lekar mu pome,
hol prist' k sile. Vyhlasil, ze rev
Baudenbacher bude este dlhe no.
ky zit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-25
Zvysili poistns cd automobilov.

SpoloGnosti, ktore sa zaoberajli
poist 'ovanim automobilov proti
zlodejom, ohnu a nehodam. zvysi-
ly poplatky do nesmiernej vysky.
Tohorocne raty s6 az Styri razy
vyssie, nez minuleho roku. TAX "a
Doistenie Ford kary proti z1ode'-
i"m a ohnu platilo sa $3.50 ma
rok, teraz sa bude platit' az $37 so
Ia Dodge karu platilo sa $3.50.
teraz pytajd $3.50. Ia Buick
$21 so, teraz $1,000: Poist 'ovaci sa
zaluju. ze zlodeistva automobilov
sa mnozia kazdym dnom a preto
museli zvySit' poistne poplatky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-25

Jay G.. Reel oznamil syojn kan
didaciu ma, pokla,Inika mesta. Blu
de ronovat ma repnblikanskej til
kcte. i s
V nedcl n po abcdc, bolo utese-
ne pocasic, preto kazaly, kto ma
neiakn karu vysiel 81 na & raid.
Uli:e sa len tam 3hemzily mimi. u
daily sa pri tom saj melody. Poll
Gait Fish, ktorf nahana antomo-
bilistov, ktori spidujl'' alcbo ne
opatrne riadia antomobil, uhanal
akiste neopatrne sam, lebo sa sra
,zil jednym automobilom, pricom
Dol boPastne posaneny ma no
bach. .Bol odvezenF domov. Nikto
no zato nearestoval.
Devat 'roeny VIM. Cunningham
Z Market ulice prcideny boil jed
nym 17-roenvm ,chMpcom na ro-
hu South Ave. a Pyatt. Mladik
hol arestovany sleyensksm poli-
CATION p. Krispinsksm, lebo vi
ma bola ma strane autamobilistu.
Malicky William utrpci& len men
sic poranenie.
Ma South Ave j nrihodila 50 v
nede1'u nehoda al rev.s Krispin-
skemu. Chlapec menom Stanislav
Konsantinovic vbehol pred jeho
karu, pri com utrpel bol'astne o.
sk1leniny. Rev. KrispinskF cd
viezol chlapca do nemoonice, kde
no osetrii.
Ma pondelolS veser bnde uve-
4dena do sluzbg 4sFsanagstownska
kompania ohioskej jsnarodnej gar
dy. Tato kompania sorganizovana
bola len nedavno. Rude vradena
do 3. regimentu 81. divizie.
Dna l. aprila nase mesto musi
hlboko zacret' do svojej poklad-
nice, kedy ma vyplatit interes ma
p6ziGky. Tnteres obnasa $231,476..
46. Ma l. oktobra vyjde termin
mnohym poziGkam tatkovia
mesta sa uz teraz Skrabn poza uSi.
odkial' what peniaze.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-25
Robotl!inle 1 zpr6yy
Operacie stale na nixk0al stapnf

a s 4 + Z q IN
Bchom tyyzdiia neudaln sa MD
Itak6ho, Go by nasvedeovala blizkc
lzlepscnie pracovnych pomerov
okolitych occliarnach. Vzdor to-
mu sa prizynkuje, ze tieto pone-
Try uz nemozu moe d'alei jcstvo-
vat. Naprava musi prist'.
Poclva sa, ze oceliarska korpo-
racia uz zacala nvazovat' o sni-
aenf place. svojich robotnikov "a
roven so snfzenim pracovnej do
by $ IL ma 5 hodin denne. Ked'
toto uskutocni, nastane nstalenic
cien ocele tax vseobecna napra-
va y robotnych pomeroch. 4
Tohto tyzdha robilo sa N je-
dnotlivych oceliarnacb nasledov-
ne:.s 81
y Sheet and Tube v einnosti sti
diva blast fornesi, sedem open
4
hearth tri sklep milsi, styri paj-
povne, jeden rod, ieden plate 4
ieden ,9-incovl bar mill osem
sheet milsov.
U Republic Iron and Steel je-
slen blast fernes, sest.' open hearth
nat "ailsov Brown -Bonnell
sest sheet milsov Niles.
U Trumbull Steel je v cinnosti
pc 'desat' miIseviv Liberty q Trum
bull, tri open hearth fornesi; diva
strip milsi blooming a bar milsi. 4
Falcop Steel operuje seden mil
sov 4 Newton Steel sest ,s 1
Sharon Steel Hoop operuje dva
open hearth fornesi a ma Lowell
lille ,jeden blooming mill.
! L Brier Hill je cinnosti jeden
blast fornes.
U Carnegie Steel su V Ginnosti
Iva blast fornesi a sedem open
hearth peel.
Z Byers Co. ie V Ginnosti jeden
blast fornes. ~
I General Fireproofing pracu-
:" sa okolo 60 perc. silou a IL
Trnscon Steel asi polovienou.
' Leetonii II United Iron and
Steel v cinnosti je jeden blast
fornes.
V New Castle II Carnegie Co.
S'l V einnosti tri blast fornesi a
Sharon Il Stewart Iron Co. jeden.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-25
sOKOLSKY SLET SLOVOM I
OBRAZOM PRED AMERIKOU.
PAM H. Gettingova prednasala
CeskoS Slovenslej republike a o
Sokolstvu vo Washingtone.

Washington, D. G. (Cs. Y. K.)
V pondclok vccer, Ia. marca, v
Auditoriumc YWCA. prcdnaSala
Slovenka, pi. Hermina Gottingo-
va, manzelka spravcu Cs. Tlaco-
vel Kancelarie, vicekonzula Mi
lana Gettinga, 0 Cesko-Slovenskej
republike a Sokolstvu. Prednas-
ka bola vel'mi pttava a bohata
svojou informacnost 'ou pre- anne
rickEch posluchacov, ktori hoj-
nom poGte ma prednasku sa do
stavili. PAM Gettingova zmienila
sa vo svoiej reel utrpeni tesko-
slovenskeho l'udu, ktory vsak nj
lsdy ma mysli neklesal a veril. ze
i jemu zasvitnc slnko slobody.
Vyobrazila d'alcj blahodarny vliv
aky sokolsky duch a sokolska W.
chova maly ma vlvoj sko-sloven-
skeho naroda. Poslmchaei b1rli-
WIN potleskom odmenili pi. Get
tingovd "a jei poucnd prednasku.
Pc prednaske ukazane boly fill
my siedmeho sokolskeho sletu, IL
sDoriadaneho lanskeho roku V
Prahe. Film tento V 3. dieloch. O.
patreny informativnym anglic-
kvm textom. uchvatil divakov 1
vvbuchom obdiyu a nadsenia Je
to dokonalt vyrohok moderneho
rsll. fifmuvehp prirmysfu, Tr5fyv v
plnei krase a nadhere predvadza
impozantne: pohl'ady ma sokolsky
slet. Film ie vyrobkom firmy
Bratia Deglove V Prahe, ktori
tiez zfilmovali "Stavitcl'a chra
mu' a i.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-25
Haste sA!


Cesko-slovensky konzulat v Gle
velande. 803 w. Superior Ave.
Wade Bldg, hl'ada nasledujncich
kraianov:
Michal Cunecky, posledne 2O19
Henry Ave-, Canton, O. #
Stefan NJ. Cara -Gaie, 231e Lor-
rain Ave. Cleveland, O.
Frank Jezek, "A f. 3rd St.. Gle.
veland, o.
.Vendelin Moraveik, Piest AN
Nitr. zupy. Prisiel sem r. 1906.
ri. A. Steinerova. Ontario St..
Cleveland, 0. Pochadza z Myjavy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-25
Zmena v zariadeni cudzozemske
ho oddelenia Dollar banly.

Cudzozemske Oddelenie Dollar
Savings & Trust Co. nedavno bo-
10 podrobene malej zmene "a
riadeni oblokov jej 1radnikov. co
vel 'mi zvysi vykonnost' jei osob-
nictva. Odstranene boly t'kliet-
ly'' lradnikov, ktori teraz dra-
duju "a otvorenymi stolami. Zme-
ma bo1a urobena po dokladnom
premyslenl ohl 'adom zlepSenia
sluzby tohto oddelenia. Pre- dlhe
hodiny nradovania k pohodliu ko-
stymerov, podl'a stareho sp6so-
bu potrebne bolo nasim iiradni-
kom, ably zbalancovali svoje hoto-
vosti, pricom obecenstvo mnoho
razy muscle eakat' dlhe chvlle.
Toto bolo teraz 0dstranene. Obe-
censtvo je obsluhovane okamzite
nemusf cakat', kym sa zaclony
zdvihn1, ako to bolo minule. u
tvorene bolo osobitne oddelenie
pre- vkladatel 'ov, kde sa len vkla-
dy odberaiti, elm ie .naSa schop-
most rychlej obsluhy obecenstva
vel'mi zvysena.
v cudzozemskom oddeleni The
Dollar Savings & Trust Company
hovore s1 skoro vsetky reel europ.
ske preto ziaden neznamy zpo-
"a mora nebude mat t'azkosti L
mas sa dorozumet' a svoie potre-
by vybavit'. Toto oddelenie 81 d.
va zalezat' ma tom, aby dalo tt
najlepEiu 'sluzbu svojim cudzo
zemskym kostymerom, akej sa do
stava vsetkym kostymerom v osta
tnych oddeleniach >tejto vel Ike:
banky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-25
Hlavna basta vrahov naroda
slovenskeho sa sr1tila.
Dr. Jan Kno vyenovany enta spvneho vboru spoe
nych komor verenych nctarov Slovensku.

hlboko zasamjicu. pracu preva-
dzali pisari, ktorych "a par groSi
ktokol'vek mohol podkdpit'.
Pred rokom Narodne shromaz-
denic v Prahe vynieslo zakon, kto-
~ vypovedal, ze kazdy verejny
otar je povinny podrobit sa zkd-
SIX. 20 slovenskei reel kto nej
nepreukaze dostatocnG znamost
ma byt' odstraneny. S1casne ten
ze zakon zrusil verejnonotarske
komory v Kosiciach a v Bratislave
a nariadil ma miesto Mich vyme-
novanie Spravneho vFboru. V de-
cembri minuleho roku ceskoslo-
venska vlada uviedla do ziyota
tcnto zakon, vymenovala Spravny
vvbor "a jeho prcdsedu posta-
villa dra Jana Krnu, dosial' advo-
kata ma Myjave, vseobecne zna-
meho rodol 'uba, vymenujdc no ST.
easne "a verejneho Notara do
Bratislavy. "A tax nielen pomniky
poroby nasej ma Devine a v Nj
tre ma Zobore vyletely koneene do
povetria, ale rdca sa al jedna z
najmohutnejsfch bast zamku, v
ktorom Dol vazneny slovenskE
narod.
Slovenski rodaci, menovite anne
rieki yereinl natari. -ktari. potre-.
buji pravnych sluzieb v majet-
kovych zalezitost 'ach ma Sloven-
sku, mech sa s celou d6verou o.
bratia ma dra Jana Krnu, brati-
slavskeho vereineho notara a pred
sedu notarskych komor V Brati-
slave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-25
Lacne vajcia k Vel 'kej Noci.

A 81 f- r.- H.ga ~
Ceny vajec ' State Ohio upadly
natol 'ko, ze si najnizsimi cd pia-
itch rokoy. V Marion predava 50
tucet po 1Sc vo vel 'kom, " Gin
cinnati po 22c, ! clevelande po
23e Ysnnastsewne zaasiiathem
tohto tyzdna predavane boly v
drobnom predaji Cd 80 do 35c "a
tu,et, ale sa predpoveda, ze do
konca tyzdna cena spadne ma 25
alebo 30c "a tucet najterstvcj-
sich vajec.