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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-12-19
w. E. & A. Electric
Railroad.
Md CITY TERMINALS

Haf-HOurly Service Morning aud EVeuinB
Between Annapolis. Baltimore enc
Washington and Camp Meade
(Vash!ngton aud Camp Meade
passengers change at Naval
Academy JsuctiOr.)
LEAVE ANNAPOi.IS
West street Station
DO. NI.5u Go 60 20 $50 go.
1920. Ii2O. A. NJ. 1920. 100. 2.2O ; ~
e4.2C. x4.50, 60 sG.20. 100. $50. 1920
100. l.. u.
Leave Naval Academy Gate 10 minutes
earlier; state House Station. Badeu
Street and College Avenue. seven ca
minutes earlier.
Connecting at Odenton with p. Il. K.
effective Dec Is l931J
ANNAPOLIS SHORT LINE DIV.
BIaden street Station
>. 20 a.. VI and half-huurly thereafter at 20
aud - minutes after each hour fUtii
60 J.. NJ. then AT 80. $50. go. 1856.
aud II - i. NJ.
90 and 80 \. NJ. trains daily except
sunday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-12-19
Sharpe's Spring.

Along the known College
Indeed
the head Here III
William
anedth
and the springs still flowing in the
creek the public road lead
doubt number Of sources OF
The period located
the National Cemetery ana
Brewers Pond el INTO
the southwest Of H. WheA inc nil apo'e
a
Harry'owned by Brewer
prairie never knew inc
Uncle Harry
he had his wagon very long ana large
neghtorhoods he served let MS
the on them
he
attendance for ice
beieF
l,spllnV fire
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-12-19
ANNAPOLIS SHORT LINE DIV.
Harvard aud Ioy,g,,rd -

10 y VI. and half hourIy thereafter ~ T.
and - minutes after each hour u1til
G1J L. NJ. then at ia. So. 9IJ. 1913.
1il5 i. NJ. and I'D \. NJ.
5lJ and ID =. ". tralus daily except
Sunday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-12-19
The City's Brewer spring.

There spring
Arundel
in
envroned the the
especially afternoons It is not known to
would he cured of the ague
drank
a chlls and feyers
other the w. g. ana a
mmenora has been the resort
find for
skins the OF
and good old oden times
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-12-19
4 Fruit Garden.

the RecoTy Of
the
Absalom ldgey The lot
IN The
ground had II
pound tree and
Persian lilac
in cluster
its kind have ever
Re lul pasteTeTs put
and by destroyed
of thesep precious valuable and
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-12-19
ale EvENING cAPITAL

Entered at Annapolis PostOffiee as
Second-Class Matter.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-10-14

totdi $113.OO
Witness my hand and official seal
this the 18th day of September, 1921.
j. B. K~eeton,
Chancery Clerk.
Ordered that the report of j. B.
Keeton, for all warrants issued in
vacation, during the month of Sep
TENDER, be approved and accepted
this the 7th day of October, 1921.
l have inspected the roads in Dis
trict 3 and find same up to plans and
specifications and recommend paw for
same. Frank Anderson.
l have inspected roads in District
2 and find same in good condition
and recommend pay for same.
j. H. James.
Ordered that the following named
persons be allowed the amounts oppo-
site their respective names:
TINAyT1n r HYyNyD
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-10-14

classes of property therein, the eco
nomic conditions thereof and thu
methods employed by the Assessors
and supervisors in making and equal
izing the assessments thereof, anG
after making a careful examination
of the re~capitulations of the assess
ment rolls Of real and personal prop
critics of the several counties and a
comparison Of the assessment therein
contained, that the assessments of
the various classes Of real and per-
sonal properties on said assessment
rolls of Grenada County, for the tax
year 1921, as shown by the foregoing
statement (appearing on the reverse
side hereby r equal and uniform
with those in the other counties of
the State. It is Therefore hereby
ordered, That the Chairman of this
Commission mail to the board of
supervisors of said county a notice
that the assessments of said county
r acceptable to said Commission
and that copies Of said rolls be made
and certified to the Tax Collector and
said Commission in accordance with
the requirements Of Chapter 1928 Of
the Laws of 1920"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-10-14

1Otdl @~O,JOCsGO
Witness our signatures this the 3rd
day of October, 1921.
Middleton, Green & Dunn,
Contractors.
By H. F. Middleton.
Said proposal was accepted.
"It appearing to the satisfaction of
the State Tax Commission Of the
State of Mississippi, after visiting the
several counties of the State, confer
ring with the Assessors thereof, and
studying the values Of the various
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-10-14

Com. on State Privilege ... $500
CON-. on automobiles --.- 1.47
L $82.67
! hereby certify the above amour
represents all the fees and commits
sions collected by the Sherif's office
during the month of September.
D. w. Beck, Sheriff.
BY V. r. James, D. S.
Ordered that the petition of w. G..
Bell ct al for change in road be and
the same is hereby ordered to remain
on file for 80 days.
Ordered that the petition of r. A.
Clark ct al for change in road, etc,
remain on file for 80 days.
/, w. B. Barnes, Circuit Clerk of
the county and State aforesaid, do
hereby certify that the following is
a true and correct report Of all the
fees and commissions collected by me
during the month of August, 1921:
Ii Marriage License ....... $4,000
Court Costs 41.O5
! Jury Tax 200
Taking 4 acknowledgements LOO
z Atldav1ts O.5O
Total 1885
Witness my hand and official seal
this 9th day of September, 1921.
w. B. Barnes, Circuit Clerk.
l, J. B. Keeton, Chancery Clerk of
said County and State aforesaid, do
hereby certify that the following is
a true and correct report of all fees
and commissions collected by me dur
ing the month of August, 1921, and
has been returned into the Treas
ury of Grenada County Mississippi:
indexing and recording
20 Trust Deeds S39.5O
indeXing and recording
z Deeds $50
indexing and recording
2 Power to Cancel ... LIS
indexing and recording |
l Charter of Incorporation ESQ
indexing and recording
2 Assignments 200
Cost in Cause No. 1865 $500. 6.55
M Affidavit ..-. .25l
Services with board of super
visors two months .. 42.OO
% Acknowledgements SIS
z accounts .-. 4.20
Total o,,o m |
The New York herald., 1921-07-26
BANDITS HOLD,UP EXPRESS
AND MURDER WAR VETERAN
Board Paris to Marseilles Train Near Chagny and
Rob Passengers of Money and Jewelry Amount
ing to More Than 100000 Francs.

robbery to the train crew. So far the
police have been unable to find clue TO
the robbers.
The robbery occurred while the train
was proceeding at about fifty miles an
hour and was between Dijon and
Chagny. All the passengers were asleep.
when suddenly the military command.
"En avant I" was heard. simultaneously
three bandits. with revolvers drawn ap-
peared at either end of the railway car
riage, awakening the passengers and de-
manding their valuables. Not even
women were spared.
When the robbers opened the door or
the last compartment however four men
occupying 1t refused to empty their
pockets. One young artillery officer.
Max Caravelli. who was decorated for
bravery during the war, grappled with
the leader of the bandits, but was put
out of action by knife wound on one
of his wrists. Bleeding profusely. ne
still tried to prevent the bandits escap-
ing, and as he stood in the doorway OF
the compartment was shot through a
lung, dying before the train stopped.
The New York herald., 1921-07-26

Special Gable TO THE New York HERALD
Copyright, 1921. by THE New York HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris. July 2e.
The popular night express train be-
tween Paris and Marseiiies was held up
by masked bandits near Chagny last
night and the passengers robbed OF
money and jewelry amounting. it was
said, to more than 100000 francs. One
Of the passengers was killed and one
wounded in the holdup.
The robbery was spectacular. The
robbers, heavily armed. walked through
the first class carriage and took money
and jewels from the passengers, mean
while threatening them with death.
Then when they had finished their work
they calmly pulled the bell cord commu-
nicating with the locomotive. and when
the train slowed down they jumped from
It and into a waiting automobile and
disappeared.
Not until the robbers had escaped
could the excited passengers report the
The New York herald., 1921-07-26

would be as witness All ! wanted
to do was tell my story and get out
drunk or sober. The next day ! was
supposed to come back and see Judge
Mcdonald. but l could not make it,
got teed up again that night. In the
jury room 1 signed something-it may
have been an immunity waiver. / was
read yto sign anything then"
1t developed under Lefty" Williams's
examination by Attorney Short that it
was through "Shoeless Joes' advice to
Lefty's wife over the telephone that the
third ball player was persuaded to go
before the Grand Jury. The only varia-
ton in Williams's recital from those OF
his fellows was that in the promises OF
immunity, which he asserts We're made
to him, Judge Mcdonald played no role.
Cicotte testified he was brought to
Mr.. Austrian's Office by Harry Grabiner.
secretary of the White Sox.
Wanted Him to ssCome Clean"
Q. What did Mr.. Austrian say when
you arrived at his Office with Mr.. Grab
iner? A. He introduced me to Mr.. Rep
logic and said, "He is the Assistant
District Attorney and is going to take
care of you If you come through"
Q. What was said then about your
confessing? A. Replogle said 1--WE have
got the goods on you and We want you
to come clean"
He and Austrian then told me '"This
is going to be long drawn out trial and
yon don't want to come here and have
your family stay In Chicago while this
is going on. If you will tell us every
thing we will save you from going to
prison or even from paying a fine"
@. Did you go to Judge McDonald's
chamber then? A. Yes Mr.. Replogle
and Mr.. Austrian took me to the Crip-
inal Court Building and was introduced
to Judge Mcdonald. The Judge said
hadn't told all knew and asked me
what knew about the gamblers. l said
that I had made a full and complete
statement and Mcdonald said to Rep
logic. "Go ahead and indict him."
then said to Judge Mcdonald. Judge.
Mr.. Austrian and Mr.. Replogle promised
me that they would take care of me and
that would not be indicted" Mcdonald
said. Are you trying to bull me?' l
said mo. I'm telling you the truth"
On cross-examinatIon by Prosecutor
George z. German Cicotte admitted
signing a confession and a waiver OF
immunity.
@. who asked you to go to Austrian's
office? A Mr. Grabiner
@. Didn't you. as a matter or fact'
rush in yourself with your confession
and didn't you weep and cry before both
Judge Mcdonald and these other gentle
men? A. Yes, I did.
@. Didn't you make a statement and
didn't you tell your whole story? A.
Yes. did.
Q. Did you sign an immunity waiver?
A. I signed something after I got In the
Grand Jury room. but don't know
what it was.
@. Didn't you tell Judge Mcdonald
that you were afraid the other ball play
ers would ''knock you off A NO. sir
did not.
The New York herald., 1921-07-26
Economy Plans to Force
1000 Clerks Out Aug. !
Special Despatch to THE New YORK
HERALp
New York Herald Bureau, !
Washington, ID. c., July 25. !


HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c., July 25.
A PPROXIMATELY 1000 Gov
ernment clerks in Washington
are to be dropped from the pay
rolls August /. This will bring
down the number to around 75,-
900, the lowest since the begin
ming of the war. The aim is to
reduce gradually until not more
than 10000 remain, possibly less
under the reorganization pro-
posed.
President Harding discussed
the clerical situation in Wash
ington with Chairman Fordney
Of the Ways and Means Commit
tee to-day as one Of the items to
be considered in connection with
the forthcoming revision of the
tax laws. The suggested curtail-
ment of clerks will bring reduc-
ton in expenses both directly
and indirectly, they figured.
The New York herald., 1921-07-26

ttey would look after him and spare his
wife and babies a lengthy trial.
Joe Jackson told a similar story.
With his quaint phraseology and South
ern dialect he provided a bit Of comedS
for the court room fans. He assertH-
that he was drunk when he signed 4
papers in Judge McDonald's court rod I
Jackson told of his visit to Mr. AZ
triah's office before going to the GraAd
Jury.
Austrian said 1 would be Indicted in
a few minutes" he testified. "and that
Cicotte had been down. Austrian then
gave me my notice of suspension, and
when said had no lawyer he said
needed one d-d bad. Austrian prom
ised If I'd tell what knew 7 would not
be prosecuted.
Austrian called up. Judge Mcdonald
and said I'd agreed to tell what knew
under the same conditions made with
Cicotte. We went to see Judge Nc
Donald and he said knew more than
/ was telling, but / said I didn't On
the way over to the Jury room Replogle
told me that l wasn't very smart but
that he'd explain all of the red tape to
me. Austrian had told me they weren't
after the ball players but wanted to
trample the gamblers under their feet"
did Austrian tell you that Cicotte
iisiQ bSCH s1SahCh SIi . VI 1ilQ yOu WOulQ
be, too?" asked Benedict Short attorney
for the defence.
Went Out ana Got Drunk.
YES" replied Jackson. HE said that
after confessing nothing would be done
with me and I could go anywhere-to
the Portuguese Islands If / wanted.
Then they sent two bailiffs with me
when / left to protect me. and the bai-
lifts and went out and got good and
drunk"
Q. With whom did you talk in Judge
McDonald's chamber. A. At first just
Judge Mcdonald. Austrian and 1 talked
in the Judges. room. but after a bit
Replogle came a-running in, het up, and
| it was then they told me Cicotte had
done gone down town and I could leave
after I had testified.
! A. What did you read In the papers
that night? A. I didn't read nothing, l
already told you was too drunk to read.
@. Did Replogle tell you in the Grand
Jury room your story could be used
against you? A. don't remember
| Q. Were you drunk then? A. No; I
might have been cooked up little, but
/ wasn't quite drunk.
| Q. Were you promised immunity at
this time? A. Replogle, Mcdonald and
Austrian told me I'd never be prose-
cuted, and the only way I'd be used
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-03
KANAL POJDE CEZ MESTO
YOUNGSTOWN. @

Cd isteho Gasu hovor1 sa wy
staveni kanalu, ktory by spajal
jazero Erie rieku Ohio. Vojen-
ski inzinicri povereni boil prestu-
dovanim polohy, kadial' by NAL
kanal byt' vystaven!. Oznamuje
sa, ze NJ urcite bolo usnesene ka-
nal stavat' cez naSe mesto, co by
malo ohromny vyznam pre- DIAL
81 vzrast Youngstown. PredpO-
veda sa, ze jestli kanal bude sa
tiahnut' cez Youngstown, tax ma
Sc mesto kratkych desat 'rociach
vzrastie ma milionove mesto. Je-
dina prekazka stavania kanalu sll
tri mostly V Pittsburghu, ktore
vlada-lz nariadila zdvihnnt', ably
plavbe lodi neprekazaly. Rozu-
mie sa, ze potion i cena majetkov
v meste pojde do d'alSej vESky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-03
Guverner Davis odrocil zasedanie
legislatury.

Columbus, O. - Guverner Da-
Wis minulej soboty dosial' nepo-
uzitym pravom odrocil zasedania
statnej zakonodarne do 30. dec.
1922. Nizsia snemovna vySsou ne
mohly sa nijako dohodnnt' o od-
roceni zasedan;a. NizSia snemov-
ia chcela snem odrocit' ale senat
sa tomu protivil, az guverner mu-
sci zakrocit'. Vzdor tomu, ze le-
gislatnru odroGil az do konca ro-
ku 1922, guverner ju v pade po-
treby bude svolavat' k zaseda-
niam. OdroGena Legislature moe
dobreho al tax nevykonala. Ba
chcela robotnictvo pripravit' o
t'azko vybojovany zakon o nahra-
de v pade poranenia alebo zabi-
tia pocas prace. Guverner a vacsi-
ma nizSej snemovne stall ma strait
tax ze senatu nepodarily sa jeho
pokusy odstranenie alebo pozmc-
nenie toho zakona.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-03
Nasa vyhovorka.

,"Opatrnosti nikdy nezbyva, -
hovori porekadlo. My sa len toho
porekadla drzilne, ked' chceme
vyhovorit omyl, aky sa nam stal
v minulom cisle tychto novin.
Boly mich vytlacene dive mad ar
ske ohldsky. Rcdaktor prisne do
zera pri skladani sadzby do stran,
menovite ked' mas easopis sklada-
jh TAXI sadzaci, ktori nerozumejii
slovensky, ale prave minuly tyz-
den boil SINE vel l'mi ''bizy" a so
skladanim novin do sfran spo-
l'ahli sme sa ma jednoho 20 sadza-
Gov, ktory rozumie slovensky
Ponevac v tlaciarni tlaeia sa ten
isty den i mad 'arske noviny. ktosi
sadzacovi ohlasky pomiesal a on
" nahlosti dve mad 'arske dal do
na.sich novfn. Ufame, ze ct. eitate.
liza povazovali to za> "'humoristi-
cke. Red.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-03
Robotne zpravy
Sheet g. Tube a Byers Go. snihly
operacie.

Dalsie snizenie operacii ma nasej
okolici nastalo zaGiatkom tohto
tyzdna, ked' Sheet & Tube Co.
zastavila pracu skoro vo vsetkych
oddeleniach okrem dvoch vyso-
kych piec a Byers Co., ktora sni-
lila pocet operovanych pudlovni
88 ma %.
Tohto tyzdna zpomedzi vset-
kych 1O5 sheet milsov operacii
ie len 81 styri cinovne. Open
hearth peel cinnosti je % zpo-
medzi vSetkych 55 ma tejto okoli-
ci tiez diva bessemeri. Niektore
z oceliarni zacaly pracovat' len
v utorok, inc nedel'u v pom
delok rano. ..-. .s
Oceliarne pracnjn nasledovne
Republic Iron & Steel Co. ma
cinnosti jednu vysokn pee, dve
pajpo~ne, bessemer, pat milsov
ia Brown-Bonnell. a.
Brier Hill Steel Co. desat sheet
milsov, styri open hearth pece.
Trumbull Steel Co. sest' sheet
4 Styri tin mils;, tri open hearth
pece a hordci a chladny strip mill.
Sheet & Tube Co.. dive vysoke
pece, dive baterie koksovych peel,
a Giastky tItovnu, dr6tovnu,
lllincovnu a conduit oddelenie.
Newton Steel desat sheet mill
: soy.
|. Falcon Steel Co. pat sheet mil
SOW.
Sharon Steel Hoop Co. tri open
hearth pece, blooming a bar mill
ma Lowellville.
MahoningValley Steel Co. stoii.
Carnegie Steel Co. dve vysoke
Dece, IL open hearth peel a fini-
suffice milsi asi 40 percentovou
silou.
/ A. NJ. Byers Co. operuje plate
mill a % pudlovni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-03
Chceli platit' cudzim cekom.

LukaS Sitas a Emil Leminsky
naSli minulej soboty ma Spring
Common moste eek ma $107.7
vypisany ma memo Harry Keenan,
potvrden! Doris Shagrin. Sli s
MIN do misiarskeho obchodu Slo-
vaka St. Slifku ma East Federal
ulici, kde 81 naknpili masa, "a kto-
re chceli zaplatit' tym cekom. P.
Slifka hned' NAL podozrenie, ze
ok nepatri i'm, preto zavolal poll
|cajtov7- ktsrf-tlveeh nalezcov se-
brali. Ma policii privolanf Rec
man doznal, re je to jeho eek, ale
ncvcdel udat', kcdy a kde no ztra
til. Nalczcov potom pustili.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-03
OHIO VS. PENNSYLVANIA MA
SLOVENSKOM DNI.

Jednou 2 najvacsich prit 'azli-
voSti Slovenskeho Dna ma %. jii-
ma bude base ballova hra vybra-
nych slovenskFch ciat 70 statov
Ohio a Pennsylvania, v Mahoning
a Shenango ndoliach. Vyvinuta
budc Gula Ohlasovacia kampan k
tcjto udalosti medzi americkym
Obecenstvom a tax slovenske me-
no bude sa zas blyskat' po ameri-
ckych casopisoch. Chystajte sa ma
%. juna ma Slovensky Den! Len
jeden taky budc tohto roku: dna
%. jiina!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-03
Zlepsenie robotnych pomerov oca.
kava sa len dakedy ma jasen.

Sharon, Pa. - TunajSi oceliar-
ski kapitalisti hovoria, ze zlepse-
ME robotnych pomeroch oceliar-
skych nem0ze nastat' skorej, ako
dakedy ma jasen. Oceliarne nedo-
stavaj1 ziadne objednavky okrem
cd automobilovych tovarni, kto-
rych obchod prichodom jara sa
hodne zlepsil. Jeden 2 vysokych
ilradnikov oceliarne v Sharon sa
vysloviL ze do konca roku neoca-
kava lepsie easy, nez 60 percento-
We operacie. Ceny sa nebudd sni-
zovat', lebo keby boly al snizene.
to nepom6ze vSeobecnej depressii.
Navrat riadnych pomerov oce-
liarskom priemysli prichodi vel
mi pomaly, conn su vraj oceliar-
ne ME ma prieine, ale vseobecny
hospodarsky stav krajiny, ba ce-
leho sveta. 2 Furopy nedochodia
ziadne objednavky ma ocel'. lez
este Nemci a Belgicania sem do
vazaj1.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-03
PREzIDENT sL'UBUJE svETD
POMOC.

Washington d. c. - V Den o.
zdobovania hrobov ma Arlington
cintorine v hlavnom meste S poi.
Statov. prezident Harding v slav-
nostnei reel sl'hbib svetu pomoc v
ndrzanf pokoja a. bezpeenosti ci-
vilisacie. Hoynriac pred veteran
mi troch vojen pred diplomati-
ckymi zastupcami krajin sveta,
prezident slavnostnt vyhlasil. ze
svetova vojna vedena bola "a
njme tloveeenstva a re on nikdy
nehlasal sobeckost' a malichcrny
amerikanizmns. spoj. staty me-
m6zu zostat' esamotene, kym jest
vuje vsel 'udska zodpoyednost' "a
blahobvt celaho sveta. Prezident $
povd 'acnost 'ou vyzdvihol, re ten
to- americky sviatok stal sa me-
dzinarodnym sviatkom, kedy po
celom svetc. kde zijii slobodni
l'udia, spominaji 81 nasich sluzieb
v zaujme slobody sveta a s milu-
i1cou rukou kladG vence ma hro.
by inasich hrdinov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-03
KRASNA PARADA VETERA.
NOV VOJEN.

V pondelOk naSom mcste Wy
drziavana bola krasna parada 2
prilezitosti sviatku Ozdobovania
hrobov. Veterani troch vojen.
ktori pochodovali mestom, boil
predmetom vSeobecnej ncty oby
vatel 'stva mesta. Vcterani civil
nej vojny, ktorych pocet scvrknul
sa poslednych rokoch s 500 ma
90, veil sa automobiloch. "a nj
mi sli vetcrani spanielskej vojny,
potom 200 veteranov svetovej Vol
ny, Armada Spasy a talk d'alej.
Pochod boil impozantny. Pohol sa
cd sndnej budovy pol a. hodine
po obede ccz namcstie, kdo bola
vystreIcna saliva ma pocest' pad
lych vojakov V poslednej vojne.
Potom po West Federal ulici ccz
Spring Common a Oak Hill po-
chod siel la Oak Hill cintorin, kde
vystrelene boly tri salvy a zatrn-
bene "k odpocinku' ma pot'st'
odpocivajlcich hrdinov. Ma zpia-
totne; ccste zensky sbor Sypal
kvetiny do vody ma pocest' zahy-
nulych namornikov, a vystrelent
boly tri salvy 4 tiez zatrnbene k
odpocinku. Den ozdobovania hro-
bov meste bol jednvm z pajo-
kazalejSich "a ?osledne roxy. VSe-
tky cintoriny preplnene boly ma
rodom. Ma viacerych miestach rec
Mill chyrni reGnici, medzi mimi
kongresman Cooper. Vo vSetkych
kostoloch odbavovant boly sluz-
by bozie "a zomrelych.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-03
Bocian v automobile.

Atlantic City. n. j., I. jhna. -
Tu sa. ndal podivny pripad vcera.
Mrs. Margaret Welch vst1pila do
dzitny, ktory riadil isty Thomas
Martin. Odrazu jei prislo zle ka-
zala Martinovi, aby chytro zavo-
fal doktora. Ma st 'astie viezol sa
tadial' v svojom aute DIR. Coward,
ktoreho Martin cely rozculenE "a
volal. Prisiel i policajt a ten po-
m6hol dat zaclony ma dzitny. O
chvil 'ku vySiel doktor a hrdo o.
znamil, ze je to chlapec. Martin
potom zaviezol Mrs. Welch j s die.
at 'om do nemocnice, kde sa i'm
dostalo d'alSej opatery. Mrs.
Welch da pokrstit svojho synka
ma memo Thomas Ford Welch, k
pocte riadica a jeho automobilu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-03

Zdrcujhce nest 'astie udalo sa
minulej nedele po obede ma Steel
ton. Mladucha, pi. Anna Petro,
ktora bola len pred osemnast' ho-
dinami sosobasena p. Jurajom
Petro (. 7O2 Steel ST., nest 'ast-
no,i nahodou postrelila sa 2 revol-
vera, ktoreho gul 'ka vrazila jej
do l'aveho boku pod srdce, kde
jej pretrhla brusni cievu krvn1
a nasledkom vniitorneho vykrva-
cania zomrela skoro sokamzite.
Mladucha, ktarsF rodisovskt
memo bolo Ana ermak p. Pc
tro mali soba " sobotu grecko
katolickom aostole sv. Marie ma
Salt Spring Road o 8. hodine We
Ger. v nedel'n po poludnl $50
sla 81 l'ahmt' ably 81 odpocinula
po svadobnej hostine: Vyzula sa
j .sobliekla 81 vrchne saty. Pod
hlavnicou ma posteli nasla NAME
low revolver, ktory akiste obzera-
la. Zrazn' zarachotil vystrel a ona
klesla ma postel'.