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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-25
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FASHION NOTES.
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The simple, straight line modes
of today do not permit of much
draping, but there are some few
modistes who always feature
draped models no matter what
their contemporaries do. Here is
gown from one such designer. It
Is fashioned OF gray crepe and
draped in very simple and graceful
mes. 1t makes q very smart gown
for evening or dinner wear. The
only trimming 10 bead tassels
which decorate tho front of the
bodice and the fishtail sash which
| hangs in train effect.
Many of the new dinner gowns
are using long sashes, panels or
trains to give a longer effect to
the skirt while the hem still hovers
around ten to fourteen inches from
the ground. Sleeveless effects as
shown here are also the vogue, the
built up Shoulders being Just as
popular with the well dressed
woman as the bodice or camisole
tops.
Worn with this gown is O dinner
hat of the same material with gray
and black uncurled plumes cover
ing the entire upturned brim.
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Velvet and serge dresses for fall
are made exactly like the linen
slipon dresses that have been so
popular this summer. The straight,
sleeveless froclS, drawn in by a
loose sash. looks very well / nserge
or in velvet, and should make a
useful cold weather costume. The
guimpe and sleeves may be of
georgette or some soft silk in the
color OF the slippn froek, and all
edges of the latter are bound with
silk braid to give q smart tailored
look.
Collars, cuffs and vests, or gilets,
of sheer linen will be worn all
through the autumn with suits of
dark serge and tricotine. The new
accessories are very sheer and fine,
with trimmings Of hand tucking,
hemstitching, and narrow hand
made lace. There are gilets also
of rich-hued silk embroidered in
Chinese pattern.
Many hats show no trimmings
but elaborate wells. Large shapes
lin black velvet or hatters' plush
are draped with black lace in
Spanish style, the lace usually be-
ing draped over the shoulder.
Nothing seems utterly to side
track henna and copper tones. The
lighter copper tones are especially
liked. Among rose tints there is
the new fleur de Bengale, and old
rouge is favorite of Jenny, who
also makes use of bois de rose. or
rosewood.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

@ o . o . . o o o . o o . . Q o 9
Miss Dorothy Fleisch has re-
turned to the city for visit with
her aunt, Mrs William r. Walton,
who has been east for the past
three mo this.
Mrs w, b, Webster and daugh-
ter Miss Mary Webster, have re-
turned from a vacation visit with
relatives at McGaffey, ~ M.
Mrs Sarah Finch and daughter.
Mrs. Nettie Schrier, of Otsego,
Mich, have come to Albuquerque
to make their home with Mrs.
Finch's daughter, Mrs. Margaret
Barnes. They are visiting at pres
ent at the home Of another daugh-
ter, Mrs. +. X. Ellis.
Miss Esther Howden returned
this week from Connecticut, where
she spent the summer with her
family.
Mrs, George Valiant and two
children have gone for a visit with
relatives at Winslow, Ark. They
will &c away until November 1.
Mrs. Jack Stutz has returned
from an extended vacation trip
through California and the north
west.
Mrs. IT. b. Ferguson and
daughter, Miss Erna Ferguson.
have moved to sos West Marquette
avenue.
Mrs. Milton ]. Helmick has re-
turned from California, where she
spent the summer.
Mrs George Sampson OF Wins
low, AriZ., will arrive early this
week for visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. ID. E. Barton, Of ITO
North Eighth street.
Mr.. and Mrs r. Dana Johnson
of Santa Fe are spending Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Kistler.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-25
GOVERNOR AND MRS. AECEM ENTERTAINED
SENATOR AND MRS. BURSLM ATTEND UNIVERSITY FRIDAY

A NUMBER OF distinguished
~ visitors in the city have
n given a decidedly official
aspect to society during the
past week. The rodeo with its
governors was the original attrac-
ton, but informal social events in
honor of Governor and Mrs. Me-
chem. and Senator and Mrs. Bur-
sum have been noteworthy affairs.
The presidents reception at the
university on Friday evening was
the outstanding event of the week
Several informal affairs have
been given in honor of the weeks
bride-elect. Miss Kathleen Long
and in honor Of few out-of-town
visitors. New bridge clubs are or
ganizing, societies are beginning
their winters program of meet
ings, and parties are becoming
more frequent. Several big dances
are scheduled for the coming
week,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-25

Hopewell, Russell Edgar, Douglas
Igler, George Martin and Dale
Snyder.
Miss Hill entertained at bridge
luncheon on last Saturday morn
ing. the guests going to the Alva-
RADIO for luncheon after a morning
Of bridge. Miss Hills guests were
Miss Crawley. Miss Angelica How
den. Miss blanche Guley. Miss Lor-
raine Cleveland, Miss Mary Lou
Mcclure, Miss Lorena Burton, Miss
Marcella Matson, Miss Eyangeline
Perry, Miss Alice White and Miss
Margaret Lee.
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ORGANIZATIONS.

The Knights of Columbus have
arranged banquet for Tuesday
evening at the st. Mary hall in
honor of the outgoing and In
Ginning officers of the Albuquerque
council. The lecturer and social
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Miss Florence Reynolds and Miss
Adelia Elder entertained at a de-
lightful dance at the Woman's club
on Saturday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Reynolds and Mr.. and
Mrs j. r. Elder ehaperoned the
affair. The guests were Misses
Lulu Kendrick, Louise Snyder,
7 lis Ferguson, Irma Wolking,
Mary Webster Juliet White, Louise
Blakemore, Lydia Friede, Norma
Williams. Grace Johnson, Florence
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-25

continue until the election of Of
f.cers on the third week in Octo-
Der. Those present at the affair
We're Mrs. Noneman. Mrs. Winni-
fred Peach. Mrs. w. A. Gekler,
Mrs. Helen Graham, Mrs. Jean
Biakemore, Mrs. Edith Roberts,
Miss Marian johnson, Miss An
toinette Chauvin, Miss Angelina
Upton, Miss Jeffie Short, Miss
Margaret Hartzell Miss Mollie
Schadel, Miss HERNIA French, Miss
Sue Norment, Miss Alma Fl. Thorn
as, Miss Ellen Hornung, Miss Gra-
Gle Schultz, Miss Lady Bee Hop
kins, Miss Clarke Watson, Miss vi
olet Buxton. Miss Julia L. Ryan,
Miss Helen Hurlburt, Miss Estella
Stubs, Miss Susie Davenport, Miss
Adeline L. Clifford, Miss Jessie
Slaughter, Miss Ann Conant and
Mrs. Katherine Gilpin.
On Wednesday evening that
prominent Spanish organization
known as the Dulcinea club gave
John Sedillo q surprise party at
the Sedillo residence at 500 West
i on avenue. Mr.. Sedillo ia the son
of A. A. Sedillo. He was very much
surprised when he came home at
$3.50 to find so many young ladies
and young men In the house. To-
day John will leave for George
town university at Washington,
d. c.. where he is taking a law
course. He will be a junior this
year. He graduated from the local
high school in 1919, where he fin
ished school in three years. He
was an all-round athlete, taking
part in all events. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Sedillo, the
Misses Mela and Gertrude Sedillo,
Sylvia Vigil, Clara Sanchez, Virgie
Romero, Marian Sanchez, Emma
Gilbert, Margaret Salazar, Lupita
Montana, Margaret Castillo, Melita
Chavez, Beatrice Torres. Felia
Chavez; Messrs. John sedillo. Ru-
fus Sedillo, Ermilo Chavez, Billy
Apodaca, Theodore Chacon, John
Montana, Paul Mirabel Tony Lu-
ma, John Hernandez, Ernest Torres
tiiAu NIlA SllaNtL. 1dllitS anu udtlC-
ing We're enjoyed throughout the
evening. Refreshments of ice
cream and cake were served.
u. N. M. SOCIETY
The "old girls entertained the
new girls on Saturday afternoon
at 'big sister party" which was
a climax of the big sister activities
that have been promoted by the
student Y. w. c. A. Each former
woman student who had been at
the university last was given a new
girl to look after when the school
opened. The big sisters helped
the little sisters to register, to get
established in the dormitories and
to fight inconsistencies. The plan
has helped to encourage friendli-
ness on the campus. The party
yesterday was an informal one at
Rodey hall with games and dane
ing and refreshments. Miss
Blanche Guley, chairman of the
social committee of the Y. w. G.
A., was in charge of the affair.
Alpha Chi Omega initiated two
pledges from last year at their
chapter house on Wednesday eve-
ming. The initiates were Miss
Helen Jackson and Miss Mariet
Lamb. The actives and alumnae
members held a feed" at the
chapter house on Thursday eve
ming preceding a meeting. Mrs.
Jamison, province president, of
Denver, left on Thursday for her
home, visiting Taos en- route. She
was guest Of the local chapter
for a week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-25
DANCES.

An informal Country club dance
exclusively for members and out
of-town guests has been announced
for Tuesday evening, September
27. The entertainment committee
is composed of Charles s. White.
chairman; Walton II. Allen and
Fred A. White.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-25
Francisco McGaffey.

Announcements have been re-
received of %he marriage of Miss
Nanette Francisco, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Bond Francisco, to
Herbert McGaffey, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. McGaffey, formerly of
this city. The ceremony took place
on Wednesday of last week in Los
Angeles. The couple will make
their home in Hollywood. Mrs.
McGaffey is the daughter of one
of the most prominent artists OF
California and a popular society
girl. Mr.. McGaffey was born and
brought up in Albuquerque, at
tending Leland Stanford university
before he entered the service. He
is at the head Of large canning
factory in Los Angeles at present.
He is the nephew Of Mrs. O. A..
Matson, Mrs. L, G. Bennett and
Mrs. Frank Strong of this city.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-25

All members of the cast Of the
Elks minstrel show are invited to
attend dance which will be given
in their honor at the Eiks' club on
Thursday evening. This is the
first of a series of dances which
the Elk5 lodge will give during the
coming winter.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-25
WEDDINGS.


EPH-huDcGTSs
The marriage of Miss Mary Hell
en- Fell and John Hammond Rob-
erts. both of Elmira, N. Y, took
place at 1880 o'clock on Wednes-
day at the Presbyterian church,
the ceremony being performed by
the Rev. Charles McKean. After
the ceremony wedding luncheon
was served to the party at the A.
B. Stroup home on North Eleventh
street, which has been leased by
the young couple. Mr. and Mrs.
Roberts left on Wednesday for a
honeymoon at the Grand canyon.
They will return here to make
their permanent home. Mr., Rob-
erts is employed with the O'Fallon
supply company. He has been
here since last spring.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-25

Mrs. Henry Rolf Brown enter
tanned at luncheon at the Alva-
RADIO on Friday in honor of Mrs.
s. M. BiXby of Santa F'e and her
sister, Mrs. McKeller of California.
Ten guests were invited to meet
the visitors.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-25

Captain j. c. Peters entertained
at dinner at the Country cub on
Monday evening for few friends.
His guests were Mr.. and Mrs o.
A. Matson, Miss Marcella Matson.
DR.. and Mrs. G. s. McLandress,
Miss Virginia McLandress and Ed
ward HorgaD
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-25

p. r, Landolfi was host at a
dinner party given at his apart
ment on last Tuesday evening
complimentary to George Prayer
of Trinidad. Colo, brother of Ar
thur Prayer of this city. The af-
fair was also the occasion of the
celebration of Arthur Prayers
birthday, although exactly which
one the party could not learn. Mr..
Landolfi's guests were George Pra-
ger, Arthur Prayer, Grover Divine,
Herman schweizer and Walter
Disque.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-25

"A delightful supper party at
Miramontes on the mesa with its
magnificent sunset outside and its
attractive appointments within was
enjoyed on Tuesday evening by the
G. u. P. club. The girls who have
supper together each Tuesday at
the Y. w. C. A. met at the associa-
ton building at 6 o'clock to be
taken to Miramontes by automo-
bile. Supper was served there at
candle lighted tables, with Miss
Winifred Shuler as hostess. Talks
were made after supper by Mrs.
Louise Noneman, leader of the
club, and by Mrs. w. A. Gekler,
the new recreation secretary, who
was introduced. Plans were made
for q membership campaign to
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-25

Mrs. Frank II. Strong gave a
birthday party for her daughter.
little Barbara Strong, on Tuesday
afternoon at their home at 1115
West Tijeras avenue. Barbara was
five years old and she had as many
pink candles on her big birthday
cake. Pretty favors were given the
twelve little guests who were in
ID in to help her celebrate.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-25

The Good Cheer club held pic
mic at Highland park on Wednes-
day afternoon beginning at 2:30
o'clock. After an afternoon spent
informally on the grass delicious
picnic supper was served.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-28
Polstvrt4 Tnniona
nezam6tnanych
v Amsrike.

Washington, N c. - Oddele-
lie zamestnanosti pri ministerstvc
prace uverejnilo statistiku ne
zamcstnanych. Dfa nej, 1. janu-
ara v Spoj. statoch pracovalo o
3,473,466 l''udi menej, nez Mimi
leho roku v tom Case. Celkovy po-
Get nezamestnanych bude iste vac
si a moze sa udat' smele ma styri
miliony. Dl'a statistiky v nasom
meste nezamestnanych je 1915, v
Akron, O. 10000, " Cleveland, O.
$1,000. Cincinnati $4,000, v To
ledo, O. 2S,625, v Dayton, @. 16,
$50, v Columbus, @. 1883 v Can
tom, O. 1O,335, " Lorain, O. 6,154.
Y Detroit, Mich. pocet nezamest-
nanych obnasa ,hrozne cislo: az
100000. V meste New Yorku ne
pracuje 235.244, robotnikov v
T'hicagu $4,000.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-28
AUToMoBILOVA NEHODA
= P. sCHRoMoFsKEHo

Minulej nedele stihIa pana Jo-
zefa Schromofskeho, pokladnika
Youngstewnskej Statnej Banky i
s manzelkou nehoda, v ktorej p.
Schromofsky Dol trochu zaskrab-
nnty ma cele . jeho automobil
hodne poskodeny. Bol ma ceste do
Niles, ked' odrazu zpoza oproti i
.duccho automobile vyletel veP-
kou rychlost 'ou my automobil ro-
vro proti autu pana Schromofske-
no. Pan Schromofsky, ably vyhnul
katastrofalnej srazke, zatocil au.
tom ma pravo do blata, pri com
sa mu auto sklzol a prekotil do tri
stopy hlbokej priekopy. Tadial
idnci automobilisti pomohli p.
Schromofskemu z priekopy. PAM
Schromofskej okrem l'aknutia
nestalo sa mic. Blazniveho auto
mobilistu, ktory boil ma pricine
tejto melody, nepodarilo sa Wy.
najst'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-28
Relxvirovanie obilia " Mad 'arsku.


y Pamatame sa, aky veliky strach
zavlatol bielom Mad hrsku,
ked' mad 'arska vlada ma denny
poriadok predniesla rekvirovanie
obilia. "Mali gazovia' rukami-
nohami PROFESSIONAL proti maria
deniu: vyhrazali sa, ze ak i'm ne
drvclia, ably sa vzmahali ma "a
klade, slobodneho obchodovania.
dokazu to, co nevidel este Mad ar
orsag. Ako z Budapest oznamuj1
vlada sa nenal 'akala tyychto Wy
I,razok a vydala nariadenie o re-
Evirovani obilia. s ohl'adom na
'azke vyzivne pomery Statu mil
sia producenti "a 4 dni odovzdat
zvySok obilia. V protivnom pade
iirady opravnene s1 pouzit' bra
.hialnu moe pri rekvirovani:
Cs. r. K.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-28
Europa bude dlhovat' spoj. Sta
tom $4,000, 100000

Washington, d. c. - George
F. Warren, professor ekonomie ma
Cornell univerzite svedcil pred
financnym vyborom kongressu, Re
Europa o styri roxy bude zadlze-
ma po usi Amerike ze MET W.
hl'adov ma sp6sob splatenia tych-
to dlhov. Europa teraz dlhuje A
merike desat' bilionov valecnych
poziGiek a asi 4 biliony obchod-
nych p6ziciek. Ably Europa bola
zachranena Cd dplneho bankrotu,
bude potrebne jej nad'alej po-
mahat' pozickami a tovarom, GO
moe behom Styroch rokov $ Il
rokIami dosiahnut' vysky 20 bill
onov dolarov. Prof. Warren sa o.
bava, ze Europa v zlfalstve bude
sem dovazat' vsetko, Go bude
m6ct' bez OIL 'adu ma cenu, co sp0-
sobilo by vazny hospodarsky o.
tras v Amerike.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-28
Chcel kupit' .ieho dom-potom no
olradol


KonStantin Zabarowski, r. F.
ID. T., Poland Road. rozpovedal
policii, re isty Jan Stracuk prisiel
po odumreti Zabarowskeho zeny
do jcho domu pondkal sa, ze XII
pi jeho. dom. Zabarowslsi vysiel
Won dostat' nejakdch svedkov ku
kontraktu, ale nenasiel nikoho.
Straeukovi povedal, ably prisiel
druhy raz. tn Stracuk vytiahol
flasu palenkou. ze no potrituie
ako ma zavdavok. Zabarowski 81
potiahol, ale hned' cd toho "a
spal. Ked' sa prebudil, Straeuka
w V dome nebolo a ami ieho $50,
ktore NAL vo vrecku. Zabarowski
potom siel do Youngstown, kde
ma East Federal nlici nasiel Stra-
cuka, ktoreho oddal policii. Wy
setrovanie je zavedene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-28
PAN VASCAK VYVIAZNUL
z NEBEZPECNEJ CHORoBY

Pan Jozef Vascak, znamy slo-
vensky pohrabnik up1tany Dol do
l6zka t'azkou a nebezpecnou cho-
robou, zapalenim priedusnfc. Bo-
10 sa co obavat' zapalenia pl he,
ale vd'aka dobrej lekarskej opa-
terry, pan Vascak prem6hol cho-
robu je ma ceste 1plneho uzdra-
veEia. Jeho pohrabnicky zavod je
vsal cato otvoreny a obsluhuje
kazdeho v pade pohrabu, krstin,
svadby alebo odvezenia do a z ne
mocnice. Ma v obchodoch pomoc-
nikov Slovakov a Amerikanov,
ktori zastupujd p. Vascaka a oh.
sl1zia kazdeho vl1dne, ako sam
pan Vascak. Panu Vascakovi pra.
jeme skoreho zotavenia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-28
statna zakonodarna prijala zakon
ma vyn1tenie prohibicie.

Columbus, O. - Senat Statncj
zakonodarne prijal v utorok Mil
lerovu prcdlohu dodrziavani pro
hibicie 32 hlasmi proti 5. Tento
zakon naklada uStanovenie nradu
Statneho prohibicneho komisara s
platoon $4,000 roGnc, ktory 81 ma
najat' jedneho deputy S platoon
$4,000 roGne a asi 20 inspektorov
platoon cd 81, 800 do $4,000 roc
ne. Tito inspektori budn mat ma
starosti, ably sa nasom State pri-
Snc dodrziavaly prohibicne zako-
ny kraiiny. Okrem toho prijaty
boil dod'atok k .zakonu, dl'a kto-
reho Maden Inspector. ami poll
cajne vrchnosti nem6zu ist' do
ziadneho domu konat' prehliadku
bez sldneho rozkazu (search war
rantu), ktory ma byt' vydany len
" tom pade, ked' sa policia pre-,
svedGi, re niektorom dome ma
'hodia sa opojne napoie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-28
Hrozne automobil0ve
neStastie vo Warren

V stredu 0 pol l. hodine ma po-
lndnie udalo sa ma krizovatkeo F.
RE zeleznice nest 'astie, ktoremu
padly obet' tri l'udske zivoty.
Cez krizovatku prechadzal auto
mobil, ktorom boli traja muz-
ski, ked' zrazu prijachal vlak {.
S Erie zeleznice, vrazil do auto
mobilu, ktory rozbil ma klsky, a
muzskych dvaja ostali lezat' mr.
tvi ma mieste. Treti z mich Dol tax
t'azko raneny, Re tiez zomre. Ria
die automobile akiste nezbadal
priblizujnci sa vlak, lebo sa ne
namahal automobil ami zastavit
ami rychlejsie MIN prebehndt
ccz kol 'ajnice. VSetci traja boil
cudzinci, dl'a mien Slovaci. Je-
den Mich sa menoval Juraj Sa-
darka, druhy Stefan Maljak. Me-
no tretieho sa nezna. Lajsnis ma
automobile dokazoval, ze pocha-
dzaji Youngstown.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-28
Y MAbARrI REKvIRUJG
" BANKovE vKLADY
CS. r. K.

Podl'a nariadenia vlady v Bu-
dapesti vsetky bankove vklady
podliehajn statnemu dozorl.
Toto nariadenic hovori, ze 20
ysetkych vkladov bude 20 per-
cent zrekvirovane. Vlada obnos,
zodpovedny 20 procentam vkladu
zhabe, co je .vyse tohoto, tym
m6ze kazdy MATTEL slobodne ma
kladat'.
Pod paragrafom q sa hovori
''Toto nariadenie netyka sa GU
dzozemcov, prislusnikov inych sta
TOW, alebo vkladov, ktore maju V
Mad 'arii cudzozemske firmy -.
cato vsak vsetci prislusnfci Cesko.
slovenskej republily podliehajd
nariadeniu." "
Teda kazdy mad 'ar6n a tomu
pOdObnl, ktOrl sa d0temZ neroz-
hodli vratit' sa Mad 'arie alebo
vsetci ii, ktorych peniaze uviazly
v kankach nateraz ma Gzemi Ma
d'arie sa nachadzajncich, tratia
70 svoiich penazi 20 percentov q
80 dotial', dokym medzi oboma
Statmi v tomto OIL 'ade nenastane
reiake move dorozumenie.
Cd obnosov nize 1000 kortin ne.
budn brat 20 percent. - Zhaba
ne peniaze 81 vlada Mad 'arie po.
ldrzf bez akejkol'vek nahrady.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-28
Poor. Slov6ci!
Kde pojdete ma sobotu?

Kazdy mech istotne pride do
Franklin haly ma Franklin Ave-,
kde mas statny Slovensky Atleti-
cky Spolok bude vydrziavat' no.
vom6dnu a najkrajsiu tanecnd
zabavu, ak1 ste kedy yideli. Nasi
atleti dokazu, ze nielen ma poll
sportu vedia dokazat' svoje schop
.nosti, ale i GO sa tyka zabavy, ze
vedia zabavit' kazdeho tym mai
prijemneiSim sposobom. Bude to
naiveselsia a najpamatnejsia "a
bava teito sezony. Chysta sa ma
Su kazdy. ii stary 'ci mlady, stare
babky i Svarne dievcata. Mix ne
ehce tam chybovat'. Zaeiatok je
vecerom. Vstupne bagatel'. ,Hra
najchyrnejsia orGestrs v meste,
Co chcete viae! Rozumie So, ze
napojoy bude celia potopa q chut.
nych zakuskov po krky. Ale mai
Evacsie prekvapenie nevyzradime :
to musite prist' videt'.
| vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-28
OBCANIA MAUI
CESTOVAT MA AMER1CKE
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Tn:cau Foreign Language Inf. Servi'2

Ministcrstvo zahranicnfch veci
upozornuje ra pripady naturali
zovanych obcanov americkych.
ktori cestujii 20 Spojcnyth Sta
TOW bez toho, ably 81 zaopatrili co-
stovne listing americke a ku ce-
stovaniu upotrebujt dokumenty.
alebo cestovne listing, vydane "a
stupcami tEch krajln, odkial' po-
vodne tito naturalizovani obcani
priSli do Ameriky. Ministerstvo
zahranicnych veci ponkazuje na
to, ze taketo osoby, upotrebuj1ce
cudzie cestovne listing ma svojej
cesta Won 20 Spoj. Statov a od-
chadzaj1ce ako cudzinci. nemnse-
III sice ztratit' svoje americke OBJ
canstvo nasledkom takehoto po-
cinania, ale ich pokracovanie vrha
Spatne svctlo ma ich loialitu a pri-
SluSnost' ku Spoj. Statom, ktorii
prisazne boli prehlasili. ,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-28
Sheet a Tube Co. sniI placu.

Minuleho tyzdna vydrziavana
bola rocna sch6dza medzi zastup-
cami robotnikov zastupcami tel
to spolocnosti, ma ktorej pojedna-
vane boly rozlicne otazky robot.
nlch pomerov vzajomnych VITA
hov robotnictva so sAolocnost 'ou.
Ma sch6dzi recnil al predseda spo
locnosti J. A. Campbell, ktory
svojej obsirnej reel sdelil zastup-
com robotnfkov, ze spolocnos:
bude prinntena snfzit' platy tiez,
ako ich uz snizilo Is percent ne
odvislych oceliarni Spoj. Sta"
toch. Ze kedy sa to snizenie mzdy
prevedie, nevedel ureite poveda.'
ale dal na znamost', re to bude
uz skoro. Oil 'adom 8-hodinovej
praeovnej DOLBY sa vyslovil, ze je
on ME proti tomu istych oddele-
mach, kde sa vel mi t'azko pra.
. cuje a vo vel'kej hordcosti, ale iie
rozhodne proti snfzeniu hodin v
ostatnych oddeleniach. vyslovil
sa, ze keby sa pracovalo len osem
hodin, robotnici by 81 Wac neza-
robili, nez ma hole zivobytie.