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Arizona republican., 1921-07-08
Liberal Donations of Food Are
 Needed Today To Aid The Hungry

finished and the doors of the
  be early anything the o vegetables spare shot some mi much. perhables asked for squash peets sunps non'' should be plenty o milk interesting touching ncdents occur about the brought who
  brought Andw wha he saw h will all his life
  dollar bill carefully wrapped but therew not pofw writin telephone received from lady who said that she crippled and from home without assistance She also desired to committee after within
 
  he . cheek for $5
Arizona republican., 1921-07-08
GENERAL SHUTS WILL ABANDON CLA|Ms FUR REPUBLIC IF IRELAND
tRepubIIcan \. E. Leaasd wlre1

f--~
 LONDON. July 7.1The premiers' conference, for the time being, is eciipsed by the peace negotiations W1tn Inc Stnn Fein leaders. Premier Jan Christian Shuts of South Africa mas thrown his prestige on the side Of settlement. The British press ts standing behind him, and this, aided by the favorable atmosphere created by the presence here of the dominion premiers, has, it Is be- heved, brought the Irish problem much nearer solution.
 Vast difficulties stiIl stand in the way of an agreement. Thus far Premier Shuts has been successful but the real obstacles will be en- countered when the British govern ment, North Ulster and the Sim Fein meet face to face in conference.
 From an Irish Nationalist source closely in touch with Premier Shuts and the British government 1t is learned what Eamonn de Valera is likely to propose should he come here. It Is declared he will abandon the claim for an Irish republic, but will insist on measure of dominion home rule. with a separate parliament for North ulster, vested with powers aimilar to those enjoyed by Canadian provincial legislatures He will also ask that the central or Dublin par 11ament be vested with large meas ure of fiscal autonomy.
 He will maintain that the Irish parliament should be given the right to decide it's own taxation policy and the manner in which its revenue shall be expended, holding that the power i. of controlling the taxation of it's con- atituents is inherent In the parlia- ment.
 This would involve giving Dublin a free voice on income tax. customs and excise and also the right Of with holding any contribution toward the defense of the empire.
 Premier Lloyd George, 1t is almost certain, would insfst on an imperial contribution, because tho imperial parliament would remain responsible
Arizona republican., 1921-07-08
Interstate Commerce Commission Reopens
 Sugar Rafe HedrinQ

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The in terstate commerce commission re- opened today the case involving diff ference in rates on sugar to Chicago and Missouri river points from New Orleans and from Pacific coast points. Percentage rate increases of last year were said to have disrupted comparative schedules prevailing since 1914.
 The sugar tariff will play a part as Hawaiian sugar carries no duty to the Pacific coast while Cuban sugar, imported largely through New York, carries a tariff.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-08
Christian Endeavor Determines Policy
 For World Action
TRepubIIcan A. p. Leased WIre1

L.
 NEW YORK, July 7.--Determina- ton of a world policy for the Chris tian Endeavor was begun today by the sixth worlds Christian Endeavor convention Conferences were held and plans made to extend the cru sade in behalf of Christianity in all parts of the world.
 Word was received from Russia that the Greek church would welcome Christian Endeavor there. The peo- pie of Finland, Esthonia. Letvia, Ger many, China, Mexico, South America and India and elsewhere were also reported bidding for the help of the society. Rev. s. w. zewemer o1 Cairo. Egypt, in an address tonight urged that a great evangelistic cam paign be started to Christianize every Mohammedan land and every section thousands of Mohammedans were anxious to become Christians and were Hooking to the missionary sta- tions already established.
 He urged that new forces be sent into the Near East and other Moslenl countries
 One of the features of the conven- ton is the singing by a choir of 1000 voices. All the song service pro- grams are led by Homer Rodeheaver Billy Sundays well known song leader.
 The first world convention of the Junior Christian Endeavor opens tor morrow. More than 1900 children have registered as delegates.
 Official convention records indicat- ed tonight that the convention was the largest religious gathering ever held in this country. 16,o00 delegates being registered.
 Two of the young delegates, Proves Kilbourn of Waxahatchie, Tex, and William Gray of Ferris. Tex. made the trip by hiking. They were 24 days on the road and claimed to have spent but 58 cents.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-08
Trooper Murders Taxi
 DriUer At Bisbee To |AUenge Texas Quarrel
ERepuhIiean A. P. Leased WireJ

BISBEE. Ariz., July 7.-John Kali ser. negro. who shot and killed Henry Quackenbush. a taxicab driver. near Douglas, several weeks ago, pleaded guilty in the superior court at Tomb stone today and was sentenced to. life imprisonment. In a statement to the court Kaiser said he killed Quacken- bush in revenge for an altercation with Quackenbush that took place in Texas several years ago. Kaiser said he recognized Quack enbush in Doug las, hired Quackenbush to drive him to a lonely spot outside. the city and then shot him dead. Kaiser was a trooper in the Tenth cavalry, sta toned at Fort Huachuca.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-08
Negro ConUicf Quits
 State Prison Without
 Consulting Officials

TOMBSTONE. Ariz., July 7.- Willie Rawels, negro. sentenced from this county in July, 1919, for staying a negro trooper of the Tenth cavalry, escaped from the state penitentiary at Florence July 3, according to word received here today by Sheriff J. E. Hood
Arizona republican., 1921-07-08
June Reports Show Employment Drop
 Of Nearly 3 Percent
TRepubIIcan A. ?. Leased wIrel

WASHINGTON, July T.-A de- crease in employment of 2.9 per cent during June as compared with May. is indicated by a survey made by the department of labor of reports from LAPS firms employing normally 1,60o,- 900 persons. The decrease since January has been 62 per cent, q statement issued today said,
 All industries reported decreased the manufacture of food products, textiles, leather. liquors and bever- ages, stone, clay, glass and tobacco.
 Detailed examination of the re- turns indicates clearly the fundamen- tai causes of the protracted indus trial depression and the mounting tide Of unemployment" the statement declared. "Continued unsatisfactory conditions of transportation with freight rates in many cases consid- cred almost prohibitive; lack of normal foreign market; the low value of farm produce; stagnation in iron and steel; high costs of construction and the general dullness of the retail trade stand out prominently as lead- ing factors in the situation.
 The statement said that the. only resumption of building operations noted has been on restricted scale.
 Industry generally is optimistic. the survey continued, "and while the liklihood of dull summer in almost all lines is fully recognized, the ten dency is to count on improvement by fall. and a healthy though not spec tacular business revival by the spring of 1922"
 Peoria, H., showed the heaviest decrease among industrial centers, with drop of s6.9 per cent: San Francisco was second with 25 per cent.
 Among 2e cities reporting increased employment. Atlanta, Ga, was first with 16.7 per cent: Sioux City, Io,, a, second with 16 per cent.
 In New England, continued em- ployment was reported with the in- dustria1 situation relieved somewhat by recent improvement in the textile trades. New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania noted increased unem- ployment.
 The early wheat harvest has ope- rated to relieve the situation on the west north central district, the report said. but manufacturing has de- creased in many lines and building Is Quiet.''
 In mountain states. the industrial outlook was reported to be some what brighter. operations on public works providing considerable employ ment and "seasonable demand" being felt for farm help. Renewed lumber activity on the Pacific coast featured returns from that section with declining construction costs and increased home building.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-08
RAIL MART ROOMS

NEW YORK. July 7-Railroad shares became active and strong on the stock exchange today on receipt of word from Washington that the railroads would receive $500. .000. 900 additional under the treasury depart ment's refunding plan.
 Atchison, Northern Pacific. South
Arizona republican., 1921-07-08
ROTARIANS ID MEET
 1T =PACKING PLANT

The Rotary club will hold it's reg uIar weekly luncheon and meeting to- day at the plant of the Arizona Pack ing company on the Tempe road. The luncheon will be provided through the couretsy of George P. Cooke, of the Arizona Packing company, whosa guests the Rotarians will be-
 The Rotarians will meet at the Y. M c. A. at 11:4o a. m. It Is stated that there will be plenty of cars for those desiring transportation.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-08

ern Pacific. Union Pacific, Chicago & Northwestern, Reading and New York Central showed gains of to points
 Many junior rails also strengthened.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-08
WIL soN FIcHTs JULY IS

WtISON run ! . JOGt tS BOSTON, July Johnny Wilson, middleweight champion of the world
 will defend his title against George Robinson of Cambridge in 10 round bout at the Boston arena on the night of July IS. it was announced today
Arizona republican., 1921-07-08

NEW MEXICAN RAIL HEAD
 MEXICO CITY. Jury 7-Ernesto O. Carranza Llano today assumed the duties of director general of the Na- tional Railway lines in succession to Nicholas Procel. who mas been acting temporarily in that capacity.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-08
NOTED INVENTOR pIEs

CHICAGO, July 7-John Clarke McMyann, designer Of the giant Fer ris wheel at the Worlds Columbian exposition in 1893, is dead.
 For ten years MT. McMynn was ed itor of Electrical Engineering.
 Railroad rates remind us robberies are not confined to mail cars.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14
yy6ASvalo - ~ tisies distck.

M r
Bordenoyo Eagle Brand Ehuste-
ne mlieko pomohlo Wac dietkarn
yyr&st IN zdrave muzstvo alebo
zenstyo, jako vsetky in6 uncle
pckrmy pre- dietky dovedna.
Cad Borden prvy pripravil td.
to potravu pre- dietky pred SO ro-
kami 4 Cd toho casu tAto potra-
va bola pomocou matiek Y prfpa-
doch ked ich dietky neboly " sta
We sniest' inc pokrmy.
Ma piatej strane tohoto casopi-
su najdete ohlasku Bordenovho
Eagle Brand zhusteneho mlieka.
Vystrihnite kupon a .zaslite dnes
The Borden Company, oni VAN
posll 1plne zdarma navod, jako
mate pripravovat' pre- vase diet q
tento pokrm, a zaroven j knizku
O osetrovani dietok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14
voJENsKY BONUS PRED
ZAKONODARNoU.

Columbus, 9. - Prve nayrhy o
nahrade pre- vojakov boly pojed-
navane zakonodarnou J, vsutorok.
Navrh priprayeny rep. Harry L.
Gordonom Hamilton okresu je
v2 .forme spolocnej resoldcie, v
.ktorej. ziada sa dodatok k iistave,
Etcry by povolil vypustenie bon
dor hodnotes $25, 600, 900. Navrh
tento bude predostrety tvolicom
'poeas novembroVeho hlasovania.
Vsetci vysldzili vojaci a sd6stoj-
nlci, nfze hodnosti majora by
brali podiel tohoto fondu. Dl'a
tohoto navrhu, kazdy by NAL do
stat po $40 "a kazdy mesiac vo-
ienskej sluzby, ale najvyssi OBJ
nos by nesmel presahovat' $3.50.
Beliom tohoto zasedania bud1 po-
dane d'alsie navrhy, tykajuce sa
te to veci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14
Boj o vliv vo vlade sa uz zacal
medzi kapitalistami robotnllmi.

Washington, D. G. - Tu sa ve-
die zakulisny, ale vzdor tomu tu-
ny boz 0 to, ako sa bude budlca
republikanska vlada drzat voci
robotnfckemu hnutiu a unioniz-
mu. Kapitalisti chcI, aby bud1-
elm republikanskym ministrom
prace bol elovek, ktory je "a O.
tvorene sapy, to jest, proti unio-
wynn sapam. Unie americke ale zia
daj1 81, ably boil na to miesto wy
menovany clovek, 'ktory nema
ziadneho nepriatel'skeho smysl'a a
MIA voci uniam. Predbezne neve-
det', ze ktora stranka wit All. v
terajsej demokratickej vlade ro-
botnfci mali mimoriadne prajne-
no claveka "a ministra prace, be-
hem 1radovania ktoreho vynese-
ne boly mnohe robotnfctvu vel'-
mi prospesne zakony a nariade-
MIA. Skoro vsetky vassie strajky,
do ktorych sa vlada zamiesala,
boly prajne vyjednane pre- robot
nfkov. - p
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14
sA1RT sL0vENsKYUH DETf.

Y Jozef Klopta, malicky syn Pc
terra q Julie Klopta, zomrel v do
macnosti rodicov pod (. l514 Mid
land Ave. v piatok rano 3. ho-
dine. Pohrab odbavil rev. Dubois
= kostola Najsv. NJ. Jezis sobo-
tu rano 0 s. hodine. Pochovany
fol Y Calvary cintor1ne.
+ Andrej Magada, malicky syn
Juraja Marie Magada, zomrel
domacnosti rodicov pod {. 1911
Manhattan st. vo stvrtok noci
minuleho tyzdna a komplikaciu
nemoci. Pohrab odbavil rev. Ba-
logh kostola sv. Marie ma Steel
ton sobotu pc poludni Q 2. hod,;
Pochovany Dol v st. Mary's cin-
torfne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14
vsdsl,is d dradu
Cuvernera Davisa

=
sej praci pocas zasedania, ably bo-
" pojednavane najprv take "a
xony, jake su potrebne ku lepsie-
mn vykonavaniu prac statnych.
Jake vidime, novy guverner
Davis nebol sklpym SO sl'ubami.
Dufame j verime, ze on bude y
.stave previest ked ME vsetky,
sspon vacsinu z jeho sl'ubov. Je-
ho dosavadna praca dokazovala,
ze je priatel 'om robotnictva pria
tel 'om l'udu a preto no radi vidi-
me ma tomto zodpoyednom mie-
ste, nadejlc sa, ze jeho admin
stracia bude pozehnanou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14
0doberu lajsnis kaxdemu saloni
stow, ktory ma palenku.

Mestska rada ma jej poslednej
schodzi stanovila, ze cd teraz O.
dobraty bude lajsnis kazdemu sa.
lonistovi, ked' bude unho najde.
ma palenka. Doteraz, aby saloni-
stow .mohli oobrat slajsnis potreb.
ne bo1o dokazat' ze predaval pa.
lenku. Policii dl'a tohto novehc
nariadenia bude mnoho l'ahsie
arestovat' vinnych salonistov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14

- Ohlasujte- v Youngstown
skych Slovenskych Novinach!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14
Predlzenie terminu ma platenie
dane.

S.atny fiskus John G. Price O.
znamil okresnemu fiskusovi HUI
lovi, ze* termin ma zaplatenie ma
jetkovych, osof6JEh 4 zvisstnyclf
dani predlzeny je4 do 90. januara.
Okresny pokladnik Marshall chce
ably tsrmfn Dol predlSeny do /.
februafa a k v6li tomu bude mat
zvlastne porady $ okresnymi ko-
misarmi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14
PI. MATILDA GAZI ZOMRELA.

PAM Matilda Gazi, manzelka
Antona Gazi, zomrela svojej do
macnosti pod {. 4O6 Andrews Av.
v pondelok rano 5. hodine ma
komplikaciu nemoci, vo veku 80
rokov. Zanechava okrem name
la sest @dietok troje vn1cat. Po-
hrab odbavil rev. Kozelek ko-
stola sv. Cyrilla a Methoda sire
du rano 9. hodine. Pochovana
bela v Calvary cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14

Prinasame tn podobiznu neb.
Andreja Suster, ktory zomrel ma
Novy rok, zanechajnc "a sebou
manzelku Annu pat sir6t. Bo]
este len 39-roeny a v Amerike ma
chodil sa 81 rokov. Medzi Kodak
mi 'bol vseobecne scteny co cestny
muz. Prisldchal do spolku al o.
sadly Najsv. NJ. Jezis ma Steelton.
Mech odpocfva v pokoji!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14
Y|ouNoaro rown9xn VI q Iovrxskf n o|vrN4
~ q = ~ TT II.
fon1GA Al1lrEJ KANC1l.xRH
= BRxfIsLAvY.

Pan Milan Saliva, byvaly re-
daktor tyohto novin, ktory nam !
teraz obcas vypom6ze, q podspr4-
yea c,ldzozemskeho oddelenia Dol
lar Savings & Trust Co. Dol ne
! davno poyereny americkym "a
stupilel 'stvonl Slovenskej Infor-
lna6nei Kancelarie Y Bratislave,
ktora bola sriadena ministerskym
dekretom april roku 1919. Ia
to kancelaria. prevadza oslobo-
dzovanie Slovenska da hospodar-
skon poll, to jest uvadza do zivo-
ia neslo: Slovensko Slovakom |!
Pred vojnou este al teraz skoro
vsetky obehody, priemysle, rene
selnicke zivnosti vel 'kostatky
nachadzaj1 .sa rukach Slova-
kom nepriatel 'skych. Mad ar, lid,
Nemec je p&nom a Slovak sluhom.
Toto sa musf obratit naopak.
Byvaly minister Slovenska DIR.
Srobar po oslobodenf politickom
rrikrocil k oslobodzovaniu hospo-
darskemu vydajlc dekret, kto.
rym zalozena bola InformaSna
kancelaria v Bratislave (nie 81,
Lfgy). Kancelaria prevadza oslo.
bodzovaciu akciu takto: Ma svo.
jieh l'uM Y kazdej obci ma Slo.
vensku. Akonahle je niekde ma
predaj majetok Slovaka, ida
Mad ara alebo Nemca, zastupca
to hned' oznami kancelarii, kto-
|rh ppi pomoci dradov umoxnuie
jeiine Slovakovi podobny maje.
tok zak1pits. Len ked' MET slo.
venskeho kupca, m6ze majetoh
kiipit' incl narodnosti clovek.
Kancelaria okrem toho obstaravs
rozlicne inc informAcie obchodne
priemyselne hospodarske, na pr
kde by sa vyplatilo otvorit OBJ
chod alebo remeslo atd'. Popr
tom zaobera sa kolektovanim al
lob, importom exportom tovar,
4 vybavovanim rozlicnych prav
nych zalesitosti.
.isice americkych Slovakov pt
trebuje rozliene informacie oh
chodnych inych pomeroch nj
Slovcnsku. Tisice inych zas po
trebuje vybavit' romantic ma
jetkove zalezitosti, ako kdpu ma
jetku, intabulacie, plaomocensty,
atd'. Mnohf " nevedia dat rad,
! sstJn q potrbvia 1nnoho penazf
Pre- tieto veci Informacna Kan
celarla vyhl ,adala 81 v Amerlke z,
svojho zastupcu zk1seneho tycl
veeiach p. Milana Salvu, ktorj
zastupitel 'stvo prijal a uz zaha
il 1radne styky nou. Ktorl Slo
vaci tedy majd nejake zalezitost
T. kraji k vybaveniu, odpor1cam,
m vrele obratit' sa ma p. Salvtl
.ztoreho najdu v cudzozemskon
oddelen1 Dollar Savings banky
l<to by nemohol prfst' osobne S,
pcradit', mech pise p. Salvovi n,
adressu: P. O. Box 81, Youngs
town, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14
Listaren redakcie.

HI, urad SLOW. tigy, Pittsburgh.
Kampan ma Hooverov fond v
Youngstowne bola hspesne zakon-
cena, kyota prevysene asi $4,000.
Appel" uverejnit teraz je uz
neskoro.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14
Prezident Wilson pracuje dive ho-
diny denne.

Washington. DIR. I. Gray
son, osobny lekar prezidenta Will
soma svyhlasil, ze zdravotny stav
prezidenta sa natol'ko zlepsil, ze
rz moze bez t'azkostf pracovat'
denne dive hodiny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14
East Youngstown NAL prijmov
). -. y $4,000 z, pokdts : !. 4 4

Policajna nradovna tohto me-
sta vydala soznam pok1t skolek-
tovanych behom posledneho roka
Cd rozlicnych priestupnikov, kto-
re obnasaly $26,478. Je to o vyse
$4,000 Wac, nez roku 1919, ke-
dy skolektovane pokuty obnasaly
len $6,092. Roku 1920 arestovane
bolo v East Youngstowne 3,770 O.
sob, kdezto roku 1919 2,29S.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14

H4rry y. Davis, repuhllk&n 9
predo6ly mayor mesta Ulevelandu
Dol uvedsny do svojho noveho e.
rsdn n pondelpk ma obed, 20 As.
guvtrnsr stasd Ohio, nastupca
Jstaes NJ. COxs, demokrata Day
ton, q.
Ffils3itostR6 slaynostne obrady,
ktore So lvykle pr takejto prfle-
zitosti, prevedene boly y budove.
dradneho sidla gayernera CO.
lumbuse, ku ktorej slavnosti do
stayilo So nastisiee divakoy 70 vse-
tkych 6iastok statn Ohio. Poeasie
bolo ;dealne, jake byva zriedka '
tejto sciastke. roku., ,sts
Odstupuj1ci guverner Cox o
1ovzdal lrad guvernerovi Davi-.
sovi, ktory, predtym Dol slozil pri-
sahu, ze bude svoj trad verne "a
stavat', pred sudcom S. 7. Mar
shallom 20 GAINESVILLE, predsedajn-
elm to sudcom hlavneho sddu Sta.
tn Ohio, pc nvode, povedanom
Rev. w. w. Bustardom, baptist
ckym kazatel 'om . Clevelandu.
Posuvedeni do lradu guverne-
ra, nasledovalo uvadzanie dru-
h;ch E1radnikov dl'a hodnosti, to-
til Aiestoguvernera Browna a ta
jomnika statu Smitha.
: Pri tejto prilezitosti guverner
navis povedal svoju. iivodnu rec
pred osemdesiatym stvrtym shro-
mazdenim statneho snemu, v kto-
REP reel sl'uboval rome refermy,
ktore mieni zaviest' pocas svojho
nastayajuceho iradovania, kto-
rychs najvyznamnejsie sd nasle-
dujdee:
/. Dodrzanie sl'ubov urobenych
poeas vedenia volebnej kampane,
to jest, ze obchod statny bude
prevadzany TAX, jako ma byt' pre-
vadzany kazdy sdspesny obehod-
ny podnik. Prisl 'lbil, ze statnu
& ~ -. :
sprawl poyedie S jak MONO mai
mensfm poctom lradnictva.
2. Rozl1stenie pritomneho pro-
blemu odanoyacieho zavedenim
zasady s4home rule a zaroven u
drzanie v platnostf tax zvaneho
'sjeden percentoveho zakonas Smi-
thovho,'', ktory je zarukot, Ee
farmsp<vsb1ste ssitlis psns,
budd9 9idteni doplacat' ma mestske
administracie.
8. Zavedenie zasady "zeleznej
ruky," ciel'o 'om vynucovania vset-
l.ych zakonov nariadeni a utvo-
renie statneho Stabu vynucovania
nariadeni 0 prohibicii, pomocou
ktoreho stabu bude systematicky
zaruGene dodrzovanie Crabbe-ho
zakona po celom state.
4. Prisne zaobchodenie S wanna
mi v trestniciach. Udelovanie mi
losti bude vel'm obmedzene a o.
miIosteni bude len ten najmensi
pocet. yaznov, ktori 81 toho pl-
ncj miere zasluhuj1.
5. Vysetrit' pritomny sposob u
drzovania a stavania ciest tax, a
by cny sluzily obchodnym ciel 'om
ja:S mono najlepsie a program
stavania ciest doplnit' tax, ably
cesty tvoriace hlavne spojiva DO.
ly opravovane najprv.s
6. Upravenie statneho zakona o
nahradnom prave robotnictva -
(workmen's compensation act)-
Y tom smysle, ably robotnici, ktor(
onemocnejn nasledkom svojho "a
mcstnania dostavali nahradu pra-
We tax, ako ii robotnici, ktori u
'rpia ,nejake drazy. Zaroven zje-
dnodusit, dosavadnu proced1ru
tax, ably naroky robotnikom bo-
" vyplatene jak mono v najkrat
som case.
Z. Dostatocne 4statne aopatrenia'
la prevadzanie amerikanizacnej
prace ma vel'kej skale, tax, ably
Etento Stat Dol nezdravym mie
stom pre- vsetkych anarchistov a
holevikov.' =
s. Prisne dodrzovanie zakona o
predavani lcastin Hblue sky law"
= vysetrovat' napred vsetky pla
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14

Dorka Melek, 1O-mesacne diev-
catko pi. Katariny Melek q {. 124
East Myrtle Ave., zomrelo v NEST
skej nemocnici v sobotu rano o
pol z hodine na komp1ikaciu ne
noci. Pohrab msliEkej Dorky od-
bavil rev. Kozelek VI pondelok ra-
no . s. hodine kostola .sv. Cyril
la a Methoda. Pochovana bola na
Calvary cintorine. |.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-03-10
Attorney wv. H. Hawes who defended r

Attorney w. H. Halves who defended
Homer Spurlock, James Purcell and
John Brown, in their recent trial for
the murder of Asa Entreken of Emb-
den, is keeping in touch with the
youthful convicts. They are now set
tied into the routine of their work at
the State Prison, Brown being en-
ployed at the paint shop; Spurlock in
the harness shop and Purcell in the
prisons blacksnlithing department.
One of the series of the "Get-to-
gether Meetings" was held in the Fed
Grated church parlors Friday even
Ing with q very good attendance. The
program Was given under the direc-
ton Of Mr.. e. q. Greenwood and Mrs.