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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-05-20
PRESS ASSOCIATION 0P=
POSES a. HOUR WEEK
Condemns Action of Issue Printing Company
Press Of jackson in Yielding to Demands of Union
Prnters Pressmen and Bookbnders.

One OF the first acts of the fifty
sixth annual meeting of the Mississip-
pl Press Association, which was in
session in Greenwood Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday of this week
was to go on record as opposing the
demands for 44-hour week by the
union printers, pressmen and book
binders all over the country. The
ASSOCIATION also strongly condemned
the action of two jackson concerns
IN yielding TO these demands. The
resolutions adopted along this line
are as follows:
Whereas the neWsoaDers through
out the land have taken the lead in
propagdtIng the sentiment for re
turn a. pre-W:r prices, and Of normal
social and economic conditions. The
press has preached the doctrine Of a
I'VE auG let live standard; and,
Whereas now that there has been
started decline in prices, the coun-
Try newspapers and commercial print
H@ establishments are confronted
with TIE demand from certain organ
lzed printers, preE2men and book
binders for less working hcurs and
more pay. IN Other words. 44-hours
per week basis with pay fJr IS hours
IS demanded; and.
" hereaS in1smuch Is labor consti-
tCtes about - per cent Of the cost
OF Producing any and all classes Of
nrlntIn,.' and
Whereas an acqu.escence in the IL
hour schedule will serve to keep
printing prodCcts from keepin" pace
with other lines Cf business i'm a re-
ce.SIon to pre-war prices; and.
v hereas at a joint meeting IF the
Dcl;:t Printers and Publishers Coon
eratlVe Association and the Mississip-
pl Employing. Printers Association
heId IN the city Of Greenwood. Miss.
on the 18th day Of April, 1921, a res
olutlon WAS unanimously adopted put
ting those organizations squarely on
record against Welding TO the A.
hour demand; and.
hegeaS We are advised that Ger
tam printing establishments in Jack
son, Miss, u wit: The Issue Print
ing Co.. and the To%gerson Press.
which concerns joined with others at
the Greenwood meeting in combating
the 44-hour schedule, have repudiat-
e" their acts and employed. and are
men on the 44-hour sched- |
ule. all of which we not only regard !
as an act Of bad faith but prejudicial ,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-05-20
CHANGE IN NOONER
DRUG COMPANY

a few days ago, Mr.. J. W. Noone1
sold his interests in the Nooner Drug
Co. in Grenada to Messrs. F. s. Tay-
Tor, l.. c. Murray and J. Z. Padgett
The retiring member Of the firm has
removed to Sharon, Tennessee, where
he expects to engage in the hardware
business. He and his excellent wife
made many friends in Grenada all of
whom regret their departure
The firm viii continue just as be-
fore. There Will be no change in
business. The new additions to the
firm will give it strength and popu-
lality. Mr.. Padgett has been a resi-
dent of Grenada for quite a long
while being one of the general repre-
sentatives of the Liggett-Myers To
bacco Co. Mr.. Murray is a citizen
Of Atlanta, while Mr. Taylor has
been connected with the business for
quite while and is deservedly held
in high esteem in Grenada. One very
happy addition to the force of the
firm is that of the very lovable and
popular Miss Mary Roane who will
especially look after the serving of
soft drinks and the wants of the
ladies in the way of toilet articles
and kindred items
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-05-20
CHAUTAUOUA PROGRAM
VERY TANNING

The Redpath Chautauqua opened
their annual engagement in Grenada
W Nednesday afternoon. The grand
concert Of the Weybelle Concert Com
pany the first afternoon delighted
every one Of the large audience. Miss
Vera Weybelle. the feature artist. is
an entertainer Of extraordinary abb
hty and each member Of the company
Is musician of exceptional versatile
ty. The feature of the first nights
program was the lecture by Ada
Ward. an Englishwoman who has re-
Gently come to this country and is
making tour Of the Redpath circuit
irving her lecture, You Americans.
Miss Ward was one of a great num-
ber Of women who did their ''bits" in
the great war by entertaining the
soldiers at the front and she told the
story Of her experiences so dramatic
ally that each one of her listeners
was captivated. She compared Eng
Hsh and American customs in various
ways and, among other things, Miss
Ward said that the American faith
ers and mothers were the most obe-
dent parents" in the world and that
the children completely dominated
them. Charles Zueblin was the lee
turer for the performance Thursday
afternoon and he presented a mes
sage that was plain and straight from
the shoulder, interspersed with keen
humor and human philosophy. Chill |
dren were not admitted to this num- |
Der since IT was considered to be |
one too deep for them TO understand |
Mr.. Zueblin spoke with a force and |
eloquence that was thoroughly con-
vincing and his hearers were /
more than pleased. The Great Lakes
String Quartet entertained a large |
audience Thursday night with a grand
concert which thoroughly delighted
all lovers of good music who had
the privilege to be present.
The entire Chautauqua force is
of high-class ladies and
gentlemen and all who have the op-
portunity, should not fail to attend
one or more of the numbers on the
program which will close Monday
light.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-05-20

to other printing establishments in
Mississippi as we'll IS 20 the buying
public; and,
Whereas we understand that one
Mr.. c. A. Baker threw up his CON
tract with the Jones Printing Co. of
jackson, as travelling salesman when
that establishment refused to Weld
to the 44-hour demand and accepted
similar position with the Toggerson
Press; md.
Whereas we DO not believe that the
buying public wants to patroniZe a
firm or man who regards an obliga-
tion 50 lightly rs the Toggerson
Press and as the acts Of the said c..
\ Baker would indicate he does
and.
Whereas we feel it our duty to lay
these Tacts before the MiSsissIppi pub
lie in order that it may be fully ad-
VlScd before patIOniZing finn or a
man who are apparently aiders and
abettOrS Of an unfair effort to boost
the wages Of certain printers, press
men and bookbinGcrs and thereby
mai-tain war time prices.
Therefore. Be it Resolved by the
Mississippi! Press Association in an
ruoI session at Greenwood. NisSiSSip-
Fl. that we unrtseIVedly endorse the
action Of the Greenwood meeting a.
reed. referred to Of date OF April
~, 1921, and that we plcCge our
selves. each and al Of u. To combat
IL every honorable way the 44-hoUr
schedule demanded.
Be it further Resolved that We
MI hn 4 !
on the action of the said The Issue
Printing Co., and the Toggerson
Press IN desertirg their fellow print
ing establishments and accepting the
-i4-hour schedule.
Resolved further, that we invite the
cooperation of the Mississippi public
and business interests of the State
IN cur efforts TO resist what we re-
gard as an unreasonable demand Of
certain ersanized printers and book
binder 5.
Resolved further. That in reference
to the Issue Printing Co., we deem
it due Mr.. j. R. Oliph:nt, the man.
ager, to say that he is in 70 wise re-
spOnsible for that concern not having
kept faith in this matter, as a ma
jority of the stockholders put it up
TO him to either accept the 44-hour
schedule or they would get a man
lger who would
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-05-20
MR.. EASTER TAKES AN
OPTIMISTIC VIEW

Mr.. 4. Easter takes a more opti-
mistic view of conditions than the
average man at the present time He
says that his business has exceeded
his expectations and that he feels
sure that the firm which he represents
is more than gratifed. Mr.. Easter
thinks that the biggest thing in the
way Of real business revival is rail
road freight rates. He discusses these
matters most inteiligently and when
one hears him, he is convinced that
he gives some very persuasive rea-
sons for his opinions.
Mr. Easter is in love with Grenada
and says that he can furnish the
names Of ten different travelling sales
rlen who would move their families
from another town considerably south
of here were there residences here
to accommodate them.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-05-20
PAT HARRISON GETS
VALUABLE BOUQUET
Senator John Sharp Williams Warmly
Praises His Colleague, The Junior
Partner in the Senate.

The following telegraph special
from the Commercial Appeals special
correspondent, Col. R. NJ. Gates, ap-
peared in the Commercial Appeal Of
May 16:
Washington, May 15.-Although
he voted against his colleagues pro
posed amendment to the rules for the
consideration of treaties and pres-
Dental nominations in open executive
session, Senator John Sharp Williams
handed Senator Pat Harrison a YER
bal bouquet as big as tree top, as
fragrant evidence of the system of
heart and mind in which he holds his
junior partner in the Senate
He said in part:
Il shall vote against the motion ID
send this proposed amendment to the
committee on rules, because | believe
IN meeting every proposition with
which / am faced, unless there is
some FerY good reason to the con-
tray. directly, instead Of meeting it
indirectly.
Having said that it is with great
pam and reluctance that | say l am
not IN agreement with my colleague
concerning his resolution itself [
shall not vote for its adoption, and
IN saying that | feel almost as if
were having a curtain lecture diff
ference with my wife. because there
are 20 two people in the world closer
to. one another than my colleague
and |. politically. personally, socially
ana in every other way
lie has proven himself worthy Of
his position as senator from the
great State Of Mississippi, and he
IS Improving every day in his WORTH
ness. In other words. his WOrthiness
is increasing. The time will come
when he can see, and his friends can
see, that he is thoroughly fit, par
excellence, for the position of a sena-
tor from a state whose senators.
while they have not been superior to
the senator's from every other state.
have been to full extent equal to
them, beginning with old George
PoindeXter, who dared to beard
Andrew Jackson in his den, continu-
ing through the time of jefferson
Davis and James Il. George and AL
bert Gallatin Brown to Edward Carey
Walthall, who was pronounced by the
late colleague of the senator from
Massachusetts, Mr.. Hoar, to be par
excellence the gentleman of the Uni
TED States Senate and of whom Sena-
tor HOar said that If had to select
one who would be typical senator
Of the United States | would select
Edward Carey Walthall' "
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-05-20

Since reaching here | hava been to
most of the parks. and they are some
parks. miles and miles of them. and
0f course, | can not stay away from
the ocean beach. The sea has been
beautiful every dav as wind is from
the west and is bringing in a fne
surf. This seems to be d busy city.
out there Is no congestion of traffic
IS streets are wide enough. Tha s.
L Z. r. system is almost ideal. quick
schedule. polite and accommodating
employees and best Of all to me a
smoking Impairment in all cars on a
, cent fare.
Speaking of smoking, very few Of
the movie houses prohibit it.
had heard that cost Of living was
higher here than in New Orleans. but
/ don't find it so.
Clothing. shoes and etc. may be a
little higher, bat all food stuff is
much lower.
Have been all over the Chinese
quarters and found it very tame to
compare with, what | had read of it.
everywhere you turn you see a mis-
slonary church-why can't they let
them have their own religion?
Went through the Barbary Coast
section, but the only interest now Is
historical for there is nothing doing
now in such well advertised places,
there is, of course plenty of drinking
and gambling but it is not in show
places as il IS said to be.
This is a beautiful city. rather,
snort OF trees. except in the parks
and IN some of the most exclusive
residence districts on the heights. hut
TINS IS made up for in the profusion
or roses and geraniums, which ore
sees everywhere. Ny partner and
expect to take a little trip opt into
me Slerras in few davs. traveI;no,
IN MS little ''Tin Lizzie"
lie says ne can show ne an ideal
,ocatlo2 for trapping and we EXPECT
20 take IN a part of Nevada and if
We don't find what we are LOOKING
-or there we will make another +rin
Up in Oregon.
L have spent a lot of time watching.
he half tanned seals out at Cliff
ARK at the Golden Gate, they are
'eaiiy Just drove of wild seals.
seem to be over 200 of them) that
ave been protected so long that thew
ave lost fear of man. They make
helr home on the big rocks in front
f the cliffs and it is very interesting
o watch them. VIII write YOU of
~ trip to the Sierras.
w. NJ. CRANE.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-05-20
BANK STATEMENTS SHOW
DEPOSITS OF SI,296, ,3S4.lO

In this issue appears the quartrly
statements of the four banks of Gre
NADIA county. Unfortunately most
people know very little about what a
bank statement shows even after they
read it. But The Sentinel wants to
direct attention particularly this time
to the amount of deposits as shown
by the four institutions. The total
deposits run up to 81, 1,296,384.1O. The
total loans as shown by these state
ments are $1,616,099.82, or nearly
one half million more than the de-
posits.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-05-20
MILTON WILLIAMS
IN WASHINGTON

The Sentinel received a letter
from Mr.. Milton Williams written in
Washington City few days ago. Mr.
Williams is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Van w. Williams, of Grenada. He
was secretary of Mr. VIM. j. Driver,
a prominent attorney, of Osceola,
Ark. Mr.. Driver was elected to
Congress and made Milton his private
secretary. Congratulations to the
young man. The Sentinel feels sure
that he will acquit himself creditably
at Washington. He writes for The
Sentinel to visit him weekly.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-05-20
MEETING OF MIDWIVEs.

:, There will be held at the court
house in the City of Grenada a meet
ing of the midwives in the county on
May 26, 27 and % for the issuing of
permits to those coming up to the
requirements. We will lave Laurie
Jean Reid, chief nurse u. S. Child
Welfare with us.
j. B. MIDDLETON,
5-2O-2t. County Health Officer.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-05-20

Mrs. S. M. Cain spent the past
Weekend in Memphis visiting friends.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-12-09
csR. A sPOJENCI v OTAZKE
MADARSKEJy

Pierre De Quirielle casopisc
Journal Des Debats, ma pekny in
.formaeny clanok 0 poslednych u
dalostiach Ceskoslovensku, zvla
Ste csl. mobilizacii poziadav-
koch 0 odzbrojeni d'arska. U
pozorluje, ze V Ceskoslovensku sa
uz nemoze zapierat', ze medzi po-
itikou, ktora otazke mad ar
skei sa zda prevladat' II vel 'kych
Spojencov a politikou zeme, ktora
vidi Mad 'arsko blizka bezpro-
stredne, SIT iste diferencie. S1se-
dia Mad 'arov energicky sa donna
haj1, ably odzbrojenie mad 'arskej
armady ktora je pre- Mich hlavnou
bola prevedena bez zme-
NY mierovej smlryy .pri ich Gca
.sti na kontrole. K tomuto bodu su
Istrednuje sa ich ilsilie. AZ jestli sa
I'M v tejto otazke nedostane MALE
ziteho zadost 'ucinenia, ich podraz
,denie len porastie. Rozdiel medzl
stanaviskom Spojencov voci Ma
|d'arsku ma jednej strane a Meme
cku ma druhej bije do ocn. Preto
sa zacinajn proti nam obracat
tieto vytky, pise autor doslovne,
ktore my adresujeme svojim spo-
iereom, ked' konstatujeme, &c
necitia 5 nami rovnako nemecke
nebezpecie.
Je mono len opakovat', re jest
III nepovedieme politilzu, ktora je
jedine primerana nasim zaujmom
a iestli budeme nsluzni l'ud 'om,
ktori boil budn i zajtra priro-
dzenym spojencom, Nemecka, Wy
dame sa nebezpecie a poskodi-
me svoje postavenie stredneJ
Europe zvlastc vsak v Ceskoslo-
vensku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-12-09
YoUNasTowNsKE sLOvnM1xE ToYINY

4 uspokojeniu verejnej mienky
tiez hodne prispely d'alsie zpra-
w, ~ vlAdy Malej Dohody schya
l'ujn benatske ujednanie Bur-
gerlande, tax Se ovzdasie pre- kon
ferenciu u Porto Rose sa zda w
iasnene. Vzdor tomu vsak skryty
antagonizmhs ME je este celkom
yyl1ceny. Mala Dohoda je rozhod
nuta ist' V politike $ Tahanskom,
ale nechce, aby Taliansko yyvo
dilo. Taliansko prejavilo narok ma
miesto, ktore V strednej Europe
dlho malo Raknsko Uhorsko, a ito
'vzbudilo jak Prahe tax Buka-
restu Belehrade zivG nedoveru,
. predsuslky, ktore sa objavily
zvlaste ked' Taliansko sa angazo-
valo ako rozsudci v spore raknsko.
mad 'arskona. Ida sa vobec, ze V
Taliansku si teraz diva smery: je-
den, ktory by bolo MONO nazvat'
smerom diplomatov, ide "a akym-
81 druhom politickej nadvlady
had nastupnickymi statmi v sired
Inej Europe, druhy zas, ku ktore-
mu sa klonia Wac obchodnici, SINE
rujdci hlavne k hopodarskemu O.
panovaniu. Je jasne, ze, v Rapallu
zvit 'azila tato druha tendencia.
ktora v Porto Rose sa asi len este
upevnf. A tiez dopisovatel 'ovi sa-
menu tato druha tendencia sd zda
iako vseobecnym zaujmom europ.
skym, tax obzvlaste zaujmom rh.
foda talianskeho, primeranejsou
nez "tendencia diplomatov.'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-12-09
t1sxos1ov1lesKc Y IRKAp
E HRT1IEY.
usudok Harry Brittaina predse-
du Medzin&rotlneho svizn ansli-
ekych zurnalistoy . Glen anglicke-
no parlamentu.

Y dobe poslednych 18 mesiacoy
NAL som tri krat' prilezitost ma
vstfvit' Ceskoslovensko. Po prv6
navstfvil som TITO nadhernu kra-
jinu ako presseda britskej dele
gacie v mai 1920, aby som Via
stn6ho nAz0ru poznal zem, jej O.
byvatelstvo . podmienky vyvo-
ia 4 tsjso aSsti EuSopy. Hned' "a
svoiho pryeAS pobytu pocitil som
takii naklennost K tejto krajine,
ze som vyuzitkoval prv1 prilezi-.
tost', aby som mohol Ease prist'.
Prilezitost sa naskytla po moJej
navsteve v Raknsku minulej III
my a Rumunsku.
tn NAL som prilezitost' poznat'
|z bkzka zivot nielen mestach, a.
le ma yidieku. Vsade som nasiel
Fvakny, statny, silny a pracovity
pud, kteFx je plny dovery cd,
hodlania dopracovat' sa 1spechn..
zem je cd prirody bohata a. pro-
dukuje temer vsetky suroviny pre-
svoj mohutne vyvinuty priemysel.
Ako Anglieana sa ma zvlaste pri-
JENNIE dotkla neobmedzena poho-
stinnost' a vyspelost' vsetkych
vrstvi obyyatel' 'stva. Je to iste ne
obycajne st'astie, ze V cele statu
stoji muz, ktory je cteny celym
lsvetom a ktoreho postavenie je
jedinecne. Ked' som minuly tyz-
den videl prezidenta v Lanoch, $
aprimnou radost 'ou som spozoro-
val, re sa test vybernemu zdraviu,
TX somu iste znaen0u mierou pri-
spieva priaznive podnebie a pre-
krasne okohe. Tiez v dru Beneso-
vi ma tato kraj jina jednoho naf
vaesieh statnikov europskyeh, kto
Iry uprimne a usilovne pracuje ma
urychleni rekonStrukcie konso-
lidacie v strednej Europe a vyko-
naya neocenitel'nd praeu zauj-
me celej Europy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-12-09
TALIANSKO A STRRDNA
EUROPA.

Tahansky dopisovatel' Maurice
Pernot, pise v journal des De-
bats stanovisku talianskej verej
nej mienky k poslednym udalo-
stiam stredoeuropskym a uvadza,
ze Taliansku bola povd' axiom
prijata zvlaste zprava o tom, re
Mala Dohoda zastavila prlpravy
K vojennej intervencii Mad'ar-
sku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-12-09

Amsriciy surs.Eiissz :. :. -
consson lici posa4y Y naiej ylasti

3 y.
(lSTK.) Prave, pysle eislo mai
rozsirenejsieho americkeho tyyz-
dennika Saturday Eve. Pest 3
5. dee. prinasa obsiahly d6aok q
pomeroch Y CSR. Cd ameriek eho
zurnalistu j.. r. Marcossona, kto-
~ poslednei dobe castoval po
Europe a predosly clanok veno-
val Mad 'arsku. Marcosson najpfv
lei narodnostne pemery I rlasej
republike . d.,tSka sa / Aptenon-
nych-poziadaykoy slevenskyeh. @
obyvatel'stvu GSR. hoyosf, 10 81
to Yankeeoyia stredne5 Europy,
popisuje prirotlne behststva sa-
Sci rodnej vlasti, podrobne rozbe-
ra rome cdvetvia priemyslu a
obchodu, q zdoraznuje, zes finan-
ena situacia je u mas lepsia nez vo
vsetkych s1sednych statoch. We
nnje pozornost, j socialnej pecli-
vosti konci svoi clanok sTovmi !:
"Hospodarsky politieky Ces-
koslovensko moze vykonavat' zna
tny vliy pri utvarani budhcnosti
sfrednej Europy. Jeho vel'ke Boz
hatstvo prirodn6 tvori jeden nj.
pilierov prosperity europskej pev
niny. Je pine energie a rezmachu
jeho narodnej expanzie len nebe-
sia mozu klast' medze. Povediac
po amerikansky, 20 vsetkych ma
stupnych statov bolo by aajlepsie
postavit' ma Ceskoslovensko.
Clanok je obehateny 4 obrazka-
mi Prahy: Pfasna brana, Prize
myselny palac, Jan G.. Masaryk a
celkovy pohl'ad ma Hradeany.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-12-09
AnerickA tla6 . ia nsss, lsa6aii
6. IS. 4.

Newyorksky dennik Evening
Post \ priniesol 26. nov. elanok Cd
svojho korespondenta u 1eneye 8
financnej situacii Geskoslovenskej
repnbhky. Clanok zd6razhuie, ze
CSR. vzhl 'adon < okolitym Sta
tom je financne lepsie situovana
a mono jn dra vyroku byval6ho
ministra financif Rasina povaxo-
vat "a ostrov, obklopeny zemami
) ;valutou znehodnotenou. Uvadsa
hned priklad, ze cs. koruna, kto-
ra do nedavna mala vzdy hodno-
tn 0 nieco ,mensiu nez nemecka
marka, dnes ma hodnotu trirazy
vacsiu. Vo Viedni 50 "a Ks. koru-
nu dostane so kor. rakdskych, Y
Pol 'sku SO mariek, v Mad 'arski,
5 koriin mad. Vzhl 'adom K dola.
rom, zda sa koruna naSa slime zne
hodnotena, ale porovnanl 5 Ber-
linom, Varsavou, Budapest 'ou,
stojf Kcs. znacne vysoko d je hl'a
danym a cenenym peniazom. Po-
mer CSR. X okolitym station V o.
Ill sade obehodnom priemysel-
nom jesasi taky, ako pomer Spoj.
Statoy k-Europe. Je treba podo-
tkn1t', ze esl. vlada encrgicky "a.
stavila tlacenie nekrytych papie-
rovych penazi. Novy fiaancnS nj
mister Novak prehlasil, ze nebu-
dd sa tlacit move bankovky mad
IL bilionov, ktore nam zestaly a
ko neblahe dedictvo po Rakusko-
Uhorsku. Jedenast' bilionov Kc.
ma dnes ktipnu silu asi 2 bilionov
frankov. Priemyselna kriza je W.
sledkom tohoto nepomeru k meme
nkolitych statov, ale vlada zastd-
va MAJOR, ze papierova inflacia,
prevadzana "a ncelom ozivenia fl
nanene ia priemyselnej prosperi-
ty, znamenala by priebehom easu
vacsie zlo, nez docasna krfza te-
rajsia.
Zastavenie tfacenia papierovych
pcnazi by samo nestacilo, keby
nebolo docielene rovnovahy v roz
pocte. V csl. rozpocte ma r. 1922
sd vydaje vlady odhadnute na
1857 bilionov kor6n. Je pozoru-
hodne, re ministerstvo financil po
zaduje 2 biliony ma platenie hro-
kov drzitel 'om statnych istfn. Mi
nisterstvo zeleznic pozaduje 4.6
bilionov, kreme mimoriadnych w
loh ma vystavbu novych trait, kto
re s1 zahrnute v investicnom roz-
pocte. Vynoh drah sd odhaduje ma
5 bilionov, takze vlada m0ze poci-
tat S vyt axiom O4 biliona. Pi-
satel' zmienuje sa . rozpoctoch
niektorych jednotlivych minister
stiev konci:
go vsetkych zemi europskych
vychodne cd Ryna ma jedine Ces-
kosloyenska republika rozpoeet.
Nesmie sa zabldat', ze " >podstate
nema csl. koruna vacsiu hodnotu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-12-09
x1x u KoCs1s r6La

Kocsis Pal, rodeny Y Haniske,
asi 4O.rosny, ktory odisiel do al
Y roku 1915 byval zprvu
VI Clevelande \ s1usnjch pomc-
lpch, 50 hl'ad6. Kto by xnal jeho
adresau, mech ju hskaye zasle ma
Czsehaslovak Section, Foreign
Language Information Service. Is
West 37th ST., New York City.
Akby hl 'adany krajan sam eftal
t1to vyzvn. rcch yo syoion zauj-
me zasle syoiu adressu tejto ura-
down..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-12-09
C1anky cesko- -Slovenalsej Tlacovej

neS nelAeck1 marka alebo rak1s-
ka koruna. Je TO otaxka se',ado-
very ! snad aj optimizrnu. Narod
y ycri \ syoju bud1enost' preto
aj jeho naena nehazna je lepsia. I