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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-18

apastolov zkazy nem6ze tax otra-
Wit mysle l'udu, ako korporacia,
ktora odoppe vykonat svoju
siastku pri rozllsteni vel 'keho a
t'azkeho prpbl6mu oziyit priemy-
sci a obchod a pozdyihnnt' blaho-
byt a poksj q st'astie clovecen-
stva. ia rozumiem vasej ziadosti
ako spravcu korporacie vykonat
pre- svojich licastinarov co mai
Wac. ia ale tvrdim, ze risky, axe
ste pre- mich zarobili pocas vojny
boly neopravnene pri terajslch
pomeroch krajiny> vase ceny ST
prehnane neospravedlnitel ne. -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-18

Neblahe pomery, axe uz cd me-
siacov panuj1 v oceliarskom prize
mysle pripisovane su priamo ma
utet oceiarskeho trustu-The u
nited States Steel Corporation.
Znamo je, ze vacsina oceliarnf
spojenJch statoch sdruzena je
v tejto korporacii; ma jednu spra-
WI, jedny ceny, jednak1 mzdu.
Korporacia kontroluje ceny ocele
a neodvisle oceliarne, akymi stl
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co.,
Republic Iron and Steel Co., Brier
Hill Steel inc, sn takreceno ma
milosti a nemilosti tejto korpo-
racie.
A tato korporacia, Ma cele so
sudcom Gary nashrnala objedna-
vok ma miliony ton este pocas VOL
ny a po nej "a yysoke ceny. Ne
odvisle oceliarne neboly tax sta
stlive. Korporacia este teraz ma
vyse sest' milionov ton objedna-
vok ocele ma yybavenie.
Neodvisle oceliarne, vyjdlc z
objednavok este v decembri, "a
caly snizovat' ceny ocele, mazda
jle sa, ze kupci 5 ocel 'eu zaplavia
ich objednavkami. Ale ich W.
pocty zlyhaly. Kupci 81 pomysle.
Ii: ked' neodvisle oceliarne snizi.
/. ~ cenu ocele, snizi ju j korpora.
cis a. snizenie bude mono este
vacsie, nez neodvislych oceliarnf
A preto cakaju. Neodyisle oceliar.
ne dostsyajd siee oejednavky, ale
Y malom mnozstye, len pre- Okla
ntzitl potrebu kupcov. - s'
Al tn je tS spinhvost' oceliar.
skej korporacie. Miesto toho, aby
tersz aj ona safzila ceny ocele
aby So tax oeelisrsly priemyse
postavil "a nohy robotne pome
~ zlep5ily oRs stSle opaknie pro
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-18


Kontrolor Williams potion ..yyzval
Garyho, aby oceliarska korpora.
cia hl'adela svoje ceny ocele ma
kazdyy pad snizit'.
V posledfom case prichodia ta-
ke chyry, ale nezarucene, ze kor-
poracia koneSne zacala pomysl at
ma snizenie cien v april. Zakro-
Genie novel vlady by bolo ziaddc-
ne, aby sa to iste stale, lebe oce-
liarsky trust je bezohl'adny a ne
nasytny; jemu malo zalezi na bla-
hobyte inych, len ked' je jemu
.dobre. tsgNV
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-18
YouNaarowNsKf sLoyENgK1 EpYINyI

'venskych biskupov. ! Nesmiernu
zasluhu 81 zfskal v narode. Veri-
me, IL nspstane Y daAej praci a
dobyje al poslednie basty cirkev-
neho otroctva mad 'afskeho.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-18

hodnostarov. Medzi iny1n mem;
svojho slovenskeho biskupa t;
Giastka ostrihomskeho biskupstvs
ktora pripadla na Slovensko. Roi
prestiera sa Ia cel1 zupu brati
slavsk1, na cast zupy nitrianskej
tekovskej, hontianskej, ostrihom
skej a komarnanskej, obsahujt
vyse 400 farnosti a pocituje We
riacich vol AGO vyse jednoho mi
Iona. Je to cast vel 'ka a vel I'M
dolezita. Lezf pozdlz l'aveho bre
hu Dunaja az hore pc ciaru: No
We Mesto mad Vahom, Vel'ke TO
pol 'eany,, Nova Bana, Stiavnica
Bzovik a Balazove Darmoty, maj
drodnejsia a najbohatSia cast tc
naseho Slovenska.
Ziaddcne by bolo, ably tato cast
elm skor bola vymanena z pravo
mocnosti arcirenegata Csernocha
a ably dostala elm skor dobrehc
slovenskeho biskupa. Mas narod,
ny prevrat sd este skoro mic ne
dotkol cirkevno-politickeho zivo-
ia tohoto uzemia. Tam je este sko,
70 vsetko po starom, tax jako bo,
10 "a mad 'arskeho panstva.
Toto 1zemie je pod spravou vi,
kariatu arcibiskupskeho namestni
ctva Trnave. Avsak vo skutoc-
nosti trnavsky Vikariat nema
ziadnej prayomocnosti a zavisi IL
pine Cd l'ubovole arcibiskupa
CsernoAla. Slovenskf farair pc
dnes dostavajn pripisy, ma kto-
rych sd skvie napis: "Joannes
Cardinals Csernoch, princeps pri-
mas Hungariae, etc. etc. Presa-
dzovanie kaplanov, vymenovanie
fararov, disciplinarne zalezitostj
celeho duchovenstva, sprava cir.
kevnych majetkov - vsetko tc
najdolezitejsie veci - vybavujl
sd V Ostrihome Mad 'arsku), '
arcibiskupskej rezidencii Cserno
cha a trnavsky Vikariat je len
sluhom, exekutorom l'ubovole
CsernOcha.
A vysledok?
Pred rokom sedemdcsiat kna
zov vydalo manifest, v ktorom II
to pani neuznavaj1 mas Stat, am
slovensky narod (ze SIT. Slovact
len sberba, smet' rozlicnych ma
rodovD neuznavaj1 "a cirkevnt
vrchnost' trnavsky Vikariat a Wy
slovujn ziadost' do Mad 'arie. A
nestalo sa i'm mic, nebolo mad nj
mi pana, ktory by ich Dol potre
stal. Pokyn ku tomuto zlocinu po
siel Cd Csernocha.
Csernoch posiela slovenskyn
farskym tradom prostrednfc
tvom trnavskeho Vikariatu =
cirkevne ha!endare, TAX zvant
"Directorium' v ktorych je ozna
ceny ma kazdy den predpisan.
knazsky Breviar a tiez sv. omsa
V tomto direktoriume je den 15
augusta oznaceny ako syiatol
magma Hungarorum Domino,
t. j. Vel 'ka PAM Uhrov; je tie
oznaceny sviatok sv. Stefana, kr'
Ia uhorskeho 20. augusta, tam j
den narodenia kral "a poslednieh,
Karola Habsburgskeho. Nalozen
je tieto dni ako najvacsie sviatk,
slavnostne syatit' este al te
raz. Den sv. Cyrila Metoda al
! najdes tam prehodeny 70 dina :
julia ma dal Z. julia, ako jednodu
chy robotny den. Dl'a toho n
/. 4 C1oynncL,1 kafn1EcLi far1ri y,odnn
ka5u veriacim svatit' s'Patr6nk
Uhorskna !, =, !" uhersks shos ksal'a ID
J Stefana'' a svatia aich' 'skoro pc VI
tkych farach, ako lrajinske, !
! horslk6 politicks sviatky $ kazlo
a SO slavnostnou sv. omsou. AL
] " den sy. Cyrila a Metoda SD prs
cuje = ani kazne, ami sv. onlse men
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-18
MOVE sLOVENsKE BISKUPSTVO.
Pise: Knaz Zobor.

knazi DO dnes sedia vo svojich
. farach beztrestne pachajd svoje
protinarodne a protistatne agita
Gle. Preeo ME? Ved' MET pana,
ktory by ich naueil moresu. Via
da sa ich ami len dotknnt' memo
4 ze, !lebo by boil krik-vresk, re sa
Stat miesa do cirkevnych veci, a
lebo ,ze nam Cesi beru vieru. Cir.
kevna vrchnost Nuz ved' je to
Csernoch, ktory svojim knazom
sam dava pokyn ku tymto zrad-
nym 1tokom.
Mnohe slovenske fairy maju po
dnes este fararov, ktori ami slo-
vieka 'nevedia slovensky. L'ud ma
kazen nechodi, nespoveda sa, ne
mocni mru bez dtechy VERY -
lebo knaz je eisty Mad'ar. Darmo
chodia veriaci ma zaloby, pomoc
MET, farara musia trpet' "a farar
veselo bez prekazky mad 'arci
kostole j v skole. TAX to chce
nat Csernoch a apelaty MET.
Mad 'aronski knazi odrodilci po
dnes sedia bohatych mastnych
farach, ktore dostali "a politicke
zasluhy "a ubijanie slovenskeho
naroda. Roduverni slovenski kna-
ri, ktori svoj rod nikdy nezapre-
dali, lez zaH pracovali, zan hanbu
a posmech trpeli, - pc dnes hla-
duj1 na zapadnutych rach-br.
darkach. Kedy pride naprava,
kedy sa odcini krivda? Zatial' i
stotne ME, kym je Csernoch pa
nom ziv!ch j mrtvych. 81.
Zaujem statu, zaujem naroda,
vyzaduje, aby otazka novych BIZ
skupstvi bola elm skor zdarne Wy
,avena. Konsolidacia statu zavisi
v najvacsej casti cd katolfckych
knazev, lcbo katolfkov s1 tri stvr-
tiny naroda, IA ktorvch najvacsi
vplyv ma knaz. Riesenie alebo Wy
bavenie tisicich zaujmov statu "a
visi ma knazoyi. PosluSnosti opro-
ii zakonom, vrchnostiam uci knaz
- moze neucit', ba ucit zrov-
ma neposlusnosti. Ably ale ziadon
knaz nemohol ami len pomyslet'
Ia barsak1 protistatnu "a protina-
rodnu vzdorovitost', potrebna je
vrchnost' ktora by dala smer Gin
nosti jedneho- -kazdeho knaza. Ia
vrchnost vsak nemoze byt' vlada
statna, lebo by to viedlo XII zotro-
ceniu cirkve. Ia vrchnost' m6ze
byt' len dobry slovensky biskup.
Ked' bude pat' cele Slovensko do
brych slovenskych biskupov, kon-
solidacia nasho statu p6jde mil o.
Ivymi krokami naprcd.
! [ zaujem katolickej cirkve je,
ably SINE vsade mali svojskych BIZ
lskupov. Vel mi nebezpecne je to-
pre- katolieku cirkev, ked' mad "a
ronski knazi ma slovensku pod
rlskom nabozenstva, meme ka-
tolicizmu broja proti statu, proti
narodu, jako keby cirkev 4 stat,
narod a nabozenstyo prirodzene
maly byt' protiynikmi nepriatel'
mi. Jako keby nemohol byt' do
brym katolfkom ziadon roduver-
ny Slovak republican! Tomu sd
musi uz raz ucinit koniec! w
raz musi prestat' to blaznive zne-
uzivanie nabozenstva, katolicizmu
ku politickym oiel 'om, protina-
, rodnym protistatnym. KoneGnc
kedysi musi prist' cas-, ked sa j
, katolicizmus stane kultlrnym Gi-
nitelom narodneho zivota sloven-
skeho vsade ma celej clare - a
i ME ako teraz, len kde-tu-a ,vynim-
II
! kami. Mech poziva katolicizmus
! lcest' a elN&lu sj Y MASON narod-
nom ziVote. Preto prec 81 khaapi
! mad 'aronmi, odrodilcalni, ktorl sl
katolicizmu len na hanbu po-
j smech oGiach slovenskeho ma
, roda.
Minister-plnomocnik Micura Wy
!. idobyl kratkom case troch slo-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-22
OHIO GRAIN GROWERS
ORGANIZE; MAY JOIN
MARKETING MOVEMENT

COLUMBUS, o., Aug. 22.-The task
of linking up machinery in Ohio, with
that of the United States Grain Grow
ers' Inc, has been undertaken by the
Ohio Farm Bureau federation. Ohio
farmers, through the federation, are
organizing the ohio Plan" a state
wide cooperative grain marketing
plan. It's completion, it is expected,
will see practically all of the grain
elevators of the state in control of the
farmers.
One of the first steps in the move
ment, it is announced, will be to es-
tablish cooperative local elevators
wherever one is justified, and one is
already not in operation. Wherever
possible, elevators already established
will be taken over.
The other immediate step will be
to set up a state sales agency. This
is the Cooperative Union Elevator at
Cleveland, stock for which is now be
ing sold to local farmers elevators
only. The cooperative union elevator
has a capital stock of 100000, and a
third of this already has been sub
scribed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-22
GREATER EFFICIENCY
seen IN RURAL ROUTE
SERVICE, SAYS BECK

Rural routes operating from the To-
cal postoffioe are becoming more eff
cient every day, according to report
given out by Postmaster Beck. This
is largely due to the fact that many
of the rural people are taking better
care of their mail boxes.
Patrons who have heretofore done
very little toward keeping up their
mail boxes are having them painted
and their names stenciled plainly, so
that at the present date there is only
small per cent CT the patrons whose
boxes are not in first-class condition.
Best Routes in America
Postmaster Beck says there are no
better rural routes in the United
States than the routes operating from
the Richmond office. This is due 70
their people keeping their mail boxes
in handy places and with plainly stem
ciled names on them.
Many people who have paid very
little attention to their mail boxes
are now getting them in such condi-
ton that it is very easy for the ma il
carriers to make fast deliveries. Mr..
Beck said he thought in short time
all the mail boxes would be put into
firstclass condition.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-22
LINCOLN BOY SCOUTS
SAVE W0MAN'S LIFE
BY PATR0LLING Street
CBy Associated Press

LINCOLN, Neb, Aug. pa weeks
night and Gay patrolling in two hour
shifts by II members of a local Boy
Scout troop cautioning and detouring
traffic and passers-by in an effort to
retain absolute silence surrounding
house in one of the city's busiest dis
tricts, results in saving the life OF Mrs.
NJ. E. Gardner.
Declared by her physician, DR.. j. NJ.
Mayhem to be near the point of death,
resultant from an attack of poisoning
and nervous collapse, Mrs. Gardner
was given but a few days to live I'M
less removed to a seclusion of strict
quiet. Removal was impossible as the
noise from traffic through closed doors
sent Mrs Gardner into commissions.
An appeal was made by DR.. May
hew to the mayor of Lincoln. The
mayor referred him TO the police de-
partment Inquiry at the police de-
partment elected the information 1t
had no patrols to spare and could do
nothing for him. The suggestion was
made, however, ynat the Boy Scouts be
considered
Squad Gets Busy.
The result was that Ray Bolar,
scoutmaster of Troop 81, called his
squad together and laid the appeal be-
fore them. They unanimously decided
to aid. The troop was organized, one
boy being stationed on either side OF
the house to stop all passers-by and
warn them of the situation. The pa.
troll was extended to the street and
was maintained in shifts of two hours
Not until Mrs. Gardner was on heI
way to apparent recovery was the pa
troll relieved.
Perhaps the boys of Troop 81
would have preferred to cam theil
good deed by carrying out children
from a burning building" Schoolmaster
Boiler says, but it is seldom in oul
daily lives that life is saved in such
melodramatic fashion
A special recognition and medal is
| being urged from national headquar
| ters of the Boy Scouts by several Of
Lincoln's prominent men.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-22
Fire Damages Electric
of w. ]. Hiatt. Sunday

An electric automobile belonging to
William J. Hiatt, LOG South Fifteenth
street, caught fire at Twenty-third
and Main street Sunday night and was
virtually destroyed. The controller
lever being left on with the brakes
set is said to have caused a short cir
cult which started the blaze.
The fire department extinguished
the blaze. Mr.. Hiatt was attending
the chautauqua and knew nothing of
the accident until late in the evening.
Roof Fire Extinguished
A small roof fire ut the home of
Frank Steinkamp, II South Seventh
street, was reported at 1880 Sunday
morning. This was put out before
much damage was done
false alarm caused a run to the
knollenberg store at $50 Sunday
evening. Bursting of one of the auto
matte sprinkler heads in the store was
, the cause of this
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-22
EASTERN EASY Marks
FALL FOR OLD TRICK
(By Associated Press)

NEW YORK, Aug. 22-Police were
searching today among the 1855 Kat
yes and 1880 Kaplans listed in the
city directory for two men who swim
died four residents of Newark, N. j.,
out of $4,000 by the ancient switched
envelope" trick
The four capitalists were introduced
to Messrs. "Katz" and "Kaplan''. first
names not given, by friend who said
they could supply the Newarkers with
certificates representing whisky in
bonded warehouses.
To prove their good faith, the fin
anciers produced $4,000 which they
permitted the dexterous Manhattan
ties to seal in envelopes pending de-
livery of the certificates. When they
grew tired of waiting, they opened the
envelopes and found them filled with
paper.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-22
SPECTATORS HEAVY LOSERS BY DECLINE
IN GRAIN PRICES; LIVE STOCK LOWER

was much of it in the hands of farmers
has been amply proven.
World Conditions.
The fact that the world needs all
our surplus grain is conceded. We
also know that it has been taking our
surplus wheat in such large quantity
that we are beginning to take stock
of what we may still be able TO spare.
1t isn't a question of what or how
much the world needs. as what it may
be willing or able TO pay for.
This is the crux of the export prob
lem, even if large part of the world
is now hungry, and more of it may be
on short rations before the next har-
vest is available. This explains the
anxiety at Washington to provide
credit machinery to finance all food
exports. including meats and fats as
well as grains.
Live Stock Prices
The receipts of cattle at the seven
principal western markets last weeh
totaled PSI, 900 head, and were the
second largest of the year. There was
very little trade in cattle in Chicago
on Saturday, and the tendency was
lower, especially on common and IL
between grades. The warnings SEM
out to shippers went too late in the
week to affect shipments from the fai
west for the Monday market but Il
is expected that nearby shipments
will be heavily cut the present week
There were $4,000 cattle, $4,000 hogs
and $4,000 fresh sheep at the Chicago
yards Monday morning. Hogs made
an early top of $3.50. lndianapolii
received 5000 hogs and quoted s9.1;
as top up to 10 O'Clock.
December wheat struck S1.14 earl,
Monday and September wheat sold be
tween $11312 and s1.161a in the frs
hour Corn and oats were firm anc
steady, there being feeling tina
these grains have been sufficient,
liquidated, at least for the present
and that oats are already on hard
pan basis.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-22
WILLIAMS TO APPLY
FOR STATE RULING
ON COUNTY SCHOOLS

Application for classification of
the elementary schools of Wayne
county under a plan approved by the
state board of education this year,
will be made this fall by County SUI
perintendent c. o. Williams.
This action is not compulsory until
September, 1922, for schools not seek
ing state aid, but Mr. Williams states
he believes patrons of schools are en-,
titled to know the ranking of the
school which their children attend.
Rating on Point Basis.
All elementary schools are to be
given their rating on the basis of Zoe
points. The points are scored accord
ing to specifications outlined in a
QUESTIONABLE sent out by the state
department of public instruction
Any school which is given a rating
of 80 or higher shall be known as a
school of the first class, but shall be
designated as a standard school. Any
school which is given a rating less
than 80, but so or higher, shall be
known as a school of the second class.
All schools which fail to meet the
requirements for classification in the
first or second class shall be known
as schools of the third class.
Mixed Schools Are One
The elementary grades which are in
the same building with the higi
school, will be classified with the high
school, and shall be considered as a
part of the same school
The state department states thai a
high score on the QUESTIONABLE is de
sired in order to give good opportunity
to the boys and girls. A low score
necessarily means little opportunity
it is said.
Classification will be made by til.
state board of education on the rec
ommendation of the elementary ant
high school inspectors
The grades are based on survey O
the school grounds. building, heating
and ventilating equipment, schoo
term, teachers and school relations
supervision and janitor service.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-22
HARRY HATES AUTO
DAMAGED SATURDAY

An automobile belonging to Harry
Hates, SO South Tenth street, was
badly damaged Saturday night when
struck by another car, said to be
driven by Virginia Ross, at Main and
Twelfth streets.
Kates's car was parked in front Of
the Wayne apartments, facing west
Three cars were said to have been
coming from the east at a fast rate
of speed The car driven by Miss
Ross was the farthest to the north
and is thought to have skidded into
the Hates machine.
Miss Ross and her mother, who was
in the machine, were slightly injured.
The drivers of the other two cars had
not been learned Monday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-22
FRUIT GROWING POOR,
SAYS CROP REPORT;
COOL WEATHER AN AID
tBy Associated Press)


INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 22.-Peach.
pear and apple growing continues
poor, according to the weekly report
of George c. r. Bryant. agricultural
statistician to the United States de-
partment of agriculture. The contin-
ued cool weather and rain again has
helped all growing things, II was said.
The report follows:
Continued cool weather. with fair to
good showers in all sections of the
state, has materially helped all grow
ing crops More than the usual
amount of fall blowing has been done.
Late corn continues TO show i'm
provement, but generally the crop is
finished and some fields are begin
ming to dent The yield will depend
TO a great extent on the rainfall during
July. Barren stalks are plentiful in
most fields, although considerably
more than half the stalks have good
ears.
Potatoes Are Helped
Continued cool weather and good
showers have been very beneficial to
late potatoes and truck crops Sweet
potatoes are fair to good in the com
mercial districts.
Pastures show considerable i'm
provement over last week and are OF
better feed value Alfalfa is consider
ably improved, with the late cutting
as good as the first.
Tobacco continues to improve with
the cooler weather but will make only
about half crop.
Grapes continue fair. No peaches to
speak of. Pears very poor Apples
will make about one fourth of a crop,
but quality will be nothing extra
All live stock is in good condition with
the exception of few scattered cases
of pink eye in cattle and horses
The farm labor supply far exceeds
the demand
A fairly good yield of melons is be-
ing harvested and the quality is the
best in several years.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-22
League of Women Voters
VIII Hold Celebration

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 22-The first
anniversary of the ratification of the
Susan B. Anthony suffrage amend
ment to the federal constitution will
be celebrated at an all-day meeting
here Aug. &c, held by the Indiana
League of Women Voters. The meet
ing will be marked by an effort to
press the adoption of the citizenship"
amendment to the state constitution
at the special election Sept. 6.
This amendment, No. l, makes the
state constitution conform with the
federal constitution regarding woman
suffrage and also provides that suf-
frage shall be limited to citizens. At
present, persons of foreign birth, hav-
ing their first naturalization papers
only, may vote in Indiana.