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Evening star., 1921-10-18
FOcK' TO COUNSEL
T ALLIES At PARLEY
French Generals Relation to
t Conference That of Eu-
ropes Military Adviser.
By the Associated Press.

PARIS. October 1S-Marshal Foch's
relations to the conference on limi-
tation of armaments in Washington
will be that of president of the inter-
allied military commission, which is
the successor of the interallied mill
tary council. This commission still
maintains a staff and offices at Yer
sailles. and is invariably consulted
by the supreme allied council when
military questions come before its oc-
casional meetings.
The marshal thus will be. in theory
and fact. military adviser to all the
conference. these nations being
France. Great Britain, Italy and Bel
Gium. He will also. by loose con-
Struction, still be adviser for the
American forces in Germany. because
they are a part of the army of oc-
cupation under the Versailles treaty.
The interallieu-. commission. how
ever, has never been consulted by
Maj. Gen. H. 7. Allen. who represents
both the State and War departments
of the United States government in
the Rhineland.
While in Washington. Marshal Foch
will be ready to give information and
suggestions if they are desired by
the conference.
The French foreign Office has sent
a dispatch to the embassy in Wash
ington for transmission to the State
Department dealing precisely with
this point. and saying that the chief
of staff of the French army will be
military adviser to the French dele
cation.
Evening star., 1921-10-18
CONSPIRACY IS CHARGED.
Four Men Arrested in Whisky Case
in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, October is. =
Four men were arrested late yester-
day and held in heavy bail on charges
: ,f conspiracy to defraud the United
States government by diverting
whisky Withdrawn from a Maryland
dstillery to illegal use in Phila-
delphia.
Those arrested were Samuel Sing
&C and Samuel Blumberg. both con-
nected with the Philadelphia Finance
Corporations; Emanuel Bookbinder.
restaurant proprietor, and Robert Nc
Carter a bother.
Many more arrests will be made.
federal officials said. as a result of
the cleanup" ordered by the gov
ernment.
The alcohol was consigned to w.
n. Stevenson, dealer in industrial al
cohol and local representative of the
American Distilling Company of
Pekin. ILL.,, which made the shipment.
according to the government agents,
the bill of lading bore no mark that
a carriers permit had been issued.
Evening star., 1921-10-18

and flowers and using them in baking
imitation bread. Great quantities of
fish along the coast rotted for lack
of preservatives, these not being
within reach of those who realized
that famine was approaching.
In three districts in Murman the au-
thOrities report that packs Of wolves
are preying upon the little live stock,
and have even killed the dogs in many
of the villages.
The soviet officials declare that they
are unable to increase the railroad
traffic northward as all efforts are
concentrated upon the southern
routes. leaving :he Murman lines not
only without rolling stock, but fac
ing an appalling shortage in fuel
Estimates are that there is only
about one-tenth of the fuel needed.
Only another month intervenes be-
tween the hungry residents of MUIR
man and a long and tragic winter.
Evening star., 1921-10-18
0LSHEVISM SPURNED
BY ITALIAN SOCIALISTS
Annual Congress Of Party Rejects
overtures, But Also Declines Re-
sponsibility in Government.

By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News
Copyright 1921.
ROME. Italy. October 1S.-The an
nual congress of the Italian socialist
party has ended just where it began
Scores Of speeches by comrades and
appeals by Clara zelkin and Polish
emissary of Lenin failed to persuade
the Italians to throw themselves
into the arms of the bolshevist lead
er. At the same time, however, the
party steadfastly refused to enter
into the life of the Italian nation and
accept political responsibility and
power.
The socialists are the strongest or
ganized party in the country yet they
| intend to remain outside the national
, life and block legislation. Their po-
sition is equivocal and their aims OBJ
scure. The newspaper Tempo of
Rome observes: What did not die
was the ideal of the moral and eco
nomic elevation of the industrial and
peasant masses and aspirations
toward an Italy with a humanity
richer. happier and more elevated.
Evening star., 1921-10-18
.MURMAN AREA BECOMES
GREAT famine DISTRICT
Poor Transportation Facilities and
Lack of Preservatives for Fish
Are Chief Factors.
BY HAL O'FLAHERTY.
By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily \
Copyright 1921

By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News.
Copyright. 1921.
HELSINGFORS. Finland, October
1s.-Largely because Of poor trans
portation facilities northward from
Petrograd, the Murman area has be-
come another great famine district
within soviet Russia. The people
throughout a large territory hither-
to well supplied with fish and game
are sending appeals to the govern
ment for immediate relief and asking
the American relief administration
to send food.
Three reasons underlie the food
shortage in this area. The first and
principal one is that the government
has failed to supply the fishing col
onies with salt to preserve the fish
usually stored. The second is that
the people of the whole area have
been disarmed, and this has reduced
game hunting to the minimum. The
third is that most of the food left by
the British and others in his region
after the evacuation was seized by
the bolsheviki and sent southwark.
Reports from Thurman declare that
the people have been reduced to the
point of cutting all sorts of plants
Evening star., 1921-10-18
SAILORS IN BIG PARADE.

CHARLESTON. s. C.. October 18.-
More than 1000 officers and bluejack:
cts of the destroyer squadrons will
march to Marion Square this after
half of the city government and busi-
ness community.
Rear Admiral Ashley H. Robertson
commanding the squadrons; Rear Ad-
commander. and Rear Admiral Edwin
A. Anderson, commandant Of the
Charleston navy yard. will take part
in the exerciael.
Evening star., 1921-10-18
CONFER ON ARMY COSTS.
Delegates in Paris Take Up I'm.
portant Rhineland Problem.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, October 17.-Maj. Gen. H. T.
Allen, commander-in-chief of the
American army Of occupation, ar
rived here today from Cobienz to rep
resent the United States. along with
Roland w. 3oyden and Col Ralph H
Hess. at a conference beginning to-
morrow afternoon at the French for
eign Office on the cost of maintain
ing troops in the Rhineland.
The principal object of the confer
ence is. il possible. to establish a diff
ferential rate for the payment of the
troops Of the different nations rep
resented in that area.
The American delegates attitude
will be governed by instructions re-
ceived from the American State De-
partment, which have not been dis
closed.
Evening star., 1921-10-18
CALL FOR D. c. MINISTER.
Rev. DR.. ]. B. Keith, Presbyterian

RICHMOND. Va, October 1S.-Rev.
DR.. ]. b. Keith, pastor of Westminster
Presbyterian Church, Washington.
has been called to the pastorate of
Mizpah Presbyterian Church this city
The call was rendered at a meeting of
the congregation Sunday and the un-
derstanding is that the same will be
accepted and that Dr. Keith will en-
ter on his duties the first Sunday in
November.
Evening star., 1921-10-18

But of means for realizing these
ideals no one at the socialist con-
gress spoke"
The socialists left Milan as they
left Leghorn a year ago united in ap-
pearance, but divided at heart. Their
future conduct, upon which SO much
of Italy's fortune depends. remains
dark. Attention now shifts to the con-
gress of the clerical and popular
Varty soon to open in Venice.
Evening star., 1921-10-18
UKRAINIANs REVOLT.

NEW YORK. October 1s.-The
Clyde Line steamer Lenape, which
was raised yesterday after sinking by
the stern at her pier October II. sank
again last night when wrecking
derrick gave way
Evening star., 1921-10-18
FOCH TO BE K. OF C. GUEST.

NEW YORK. October 1s.--MarshaI
Foch has accepted the invitation of
the knights of Columbus to be the
guest of their national body at Chi
cago. November 6. Supreme knight
James A. Flaherty announces.
Evening star., 1921-10-18

cen. near here. 1t Is said that jeal-
ousy is the cause Of the murder, Miss
Helstrom refusing to marry Leskels.
Deputy sheriffs with bloodhounds
went on the chase after the alleged
murderer. but failed to locate him.
Evening star., 1921-10-18
COMES TO GENERAL STAFF.

Col. Harold B. Fiske. at Fort Benja-
min Harrison. Ind, has been ordered
to this city for duty with the War
Department general staff.
Evening star., 1921-10-18
KILLS WOMAN IN JEALOUSY.

Charles Leskels. thirty. a seaman.
shot and killed Ida Helstrom. eight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

well as for the $500 in prizes which
viii he distributed on tho opening
day Of thu state Fair in october.
In reply to many inquiries relative
to the culture of the rose plants. Mr..
Haic!inc said yesterday that they
should Toe planted out in the open
ground at once in good rich rrounl
IN sunny situation.
Water the plants well when plant
ed said MIR. tatcliffc. aud during
the summer when the weather is hot
water them well once every day. pre-
tcrahly in the early morning."
For the finest roses. MIR. Ratclinc
said that tho first buds should be
pinchcd OF ana the plants not allow
ed 10 bloom until September. when.
If good care has been given the
plants. they should produce bcautifu!
roses.
The roses which viii he given the
children Saturday are healthy young
plants. sure TO bloom by October OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
WEST POINT


WEST POINT. VA. MAY li-Thc
-sfcVivIl meeting AT ;h,. M,ihoi;sf
tsChurch cumti',u,s This week. .st
, Meek Roy Gcuru. Wesley .Inn.s of
Monument Churcn. Richmond. ala the
ss.Hcycrl,. of Barton lirigh,s IS rrsa,,S.
. sing Both rr,ucr,t tn :, i.,,.,c nt,"rJ
Sancv proScn; IN spi,c oi mn h.,d
a,swcath,r
.,t,t,' .E 'n' Wees ne ,siementarE
-fjit",,in,T, NJ ~ W.. MhS"u!r "u-
- Il ~ &c" LIN hyarl
m 9 nv, ,mt or ~ !-ehH ue neld
vi !. ,si,.,, ''a'L ui i.is season MES.
.ii''l-''',, I''S .Hthi. III me chair.
80, :, Hu"'GS t,.iI mad oharS" OF the
. - =. III l,. Suultc' o' Wh!ch was
y a., 'tv4.,n I'a\
-M@n,i.h,\ mgei.i,ne II the Norman So
~ i,t, III "a, tir> EanNSi Church.
io"h :. "!aFriS president con
. ".,,,u . aN'r' '"sihefS Meeting. The
rntoEitnh N"S tn rharEy of the Young
" "H'h NNN mary, led by Miss Ellen
NnoUt ,.Eli,N women and girls
--Sia! hour anI the abundant refresh
H'NIlS ",A"' ilN!AA served
-, ll 'h>"N ih"mPSon of Euclid
N'Ss M I''A Inro after an all
~ ne @, IVA irontnS, spent At Palm
80 re 'nn'hcr Mrs John Me
~ "i 'i,lt.4nG, ONO. lnd sister.
;Ns-n i.'SSel,S simpson "t New York.
81 a. present quests at overlook"
IhDmpS1n nome.
" Mi, NJ iAi"y%h attended the
ESNenHtnS "i WiliiHn Francis Flahcrty
1.Gp m, az Miss M iiIap Th"rcsa johnson,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
FARMv|LE MUSICIANS
!. END SERIES OF REC|TALS
Program Rendered by Girls l. Held
at Conservatory uf
MIISiI,

- FAkMVnTE VA Ma, Tho
talast OF "A series of recitaIs wa. i.",
-eAt the Conservatory ~ Mn - =
,lrbf Mrs ELSA Schefnin.l S.,,.,,I, a..
..,cctor TN ,,rrt-...,, .,....,i'i az
.etrocal ana instrumen,a mun,b,rs
each being given i'm a mos. cr@litnbIc
SinEA part wcrr Misses Frances %"v-
an N. Grace Barrow. Evelyn HcsI<h,;n.
sSAaud Bailey. Grace Bailey. Icl!znhcth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

inS0n. of Evllwooi Farm. who has
been so ill., is improving
Many county people, Hs well as tho
town FOLKS. Witnessed The ball game
Tuesday between the Urbanua and
in" West i'"iut Association team ON
the new athletic diamond The rr-
Gamma team non tho game I'm Il score
pf 10 %
quit" a crowd was on, At Rose Gar
den un Tuesday TO Wuich tho new
rudd tractor operate
rhv Urs, county commencement Of
"a, schools "f the county VIII be held
az King William Courthouse next Fri
day May 20. This VIII hc the grad
uhinS exercises FOR All OF pupils
from all Scli"olS completing the clc-
menidrN school work. or tho seventh
crate certificate to hc awarded
The American Legion TcmDic
II-mvr L.st ~ =. IS MA.N ..,t-n..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

Point High School faculty; Miss Yio-
dents. who won In Tho ronding CON
test with TuanI High School. returned
Sunday from, tho University OF Vir-
Kinia. iaftor attending the contest be-
report u splendid time
Mrs. Clnrcucu Booth and lIttlo
Margaret. nf Baltimore. tho
Vic and daughter OF Clarence nooth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

In amusing contents, music and reel
tations. Delicious refreshments werc
scrvcd.
Miss J?sephinn Freeman, west
Point girl. who will graduate from
This session. is editor In chief OF Tic
Collage Annual. She has Just re-
turnod from tho Student Volunteer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of tho Union Rox
70 nipnny. or West Point. visiting here
iDr several weeks. Will return OF their
nome in tho near future.
me senior Social Club met Friday.
Mhy i5 with Mrs. II. II. Bowdcn. Mrs.
q. y. Nea!o. OF 1Anosvillc. gavu her
mother: Mrs. George Field, mos,
HsilRhtful aurprise party ON Friday.
Mhny or Mra. Fields special frIends
WrrN prcsont, and tho tlmo Mna snrni
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

Top left tlharIcs A.
Ncsm
Eua Young Morrison w. lloyd HV.ms
Middle left rigli-NIrs Ennnnnan Miss N,,,,
Spencer Hammer. elton Hlinms Mrs. Roll,
Hudson and Dr. Iio>k
Bottom icft j. Myers, Jr John L.
Radcliffe, Mayor Ansir and
\ hfertl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

sih!" Mr. Tucker and Mr.. Trinkle
MI. he mere. or their representatives
Miss Marie croWdcr. OF the West
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

ready for u rcd letter day Tor Wcs,
FONT, July i. When :hcrc Viii b. a
military Land from ola Point, along
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

with other music, two games Of base
Ian for the boys and basketball for
The girls and a big parad. II pos
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-04

v utorok ma poludnie udalo So
ma krizovani Marshall q Edwards
ulic automobilove nest 'astie, kto
remu akiste padne v obet' trojt
deti. Myron Gallup, riadic naklae
neho auta cd Ohio Pure Milk Co
uhanal vel 'kou rychlost 'ou po Ed.
wards ulici a pri rohu Marshall
ulice vrazil do dzitny, riadeneho
John Nagyom. Dzitny Dol sraz-
ke celkom rozdr1zgany. Nasled-
kom tejto srazky trok sd zvrtr(
q zadne kolesa vrazily ma chodni.
eek, kde 50 troje dieyeat hralo
ysetkym from boly poprebfiant
lliavky. Boly chytro odvezene dc
mestskej nemocnice, kde po pre-.
hliadnutf ich pora1fenia vyhlasili
ze je malo nadeje ma ich udrza-
4 = Z s. s. fs.. Z p
ME pri zivote. AMI Gallup, AM
Macy j $ jednym cestovatel 'om
neboli poranenf. Gallup boil hned
arestovany. Primal sa, ze uhanal
vyse 20-mfl 'ovou rychlost 'ou, GO
ie proti statnym zakonom. Jestli
dieveatka zomr1, bude sddeny "a
zabitia. Mena ranenych dievcat
s1: Mary Margaret Holthurn, Z
rocna Marshall ST.. Virginia
Magner, 5-rocna Marshall St. Q
Betty .Magner, jei 3-rocna sestri.
cka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-04
MARION DAvAL s BOHOM
HARDINGOVI.

Marion, O., 2. marca. - Oby-
vatel'stvo mesta, ' ktorom novy
aprezident Harding prebyyal svoje
.mlade ! starsfe roxy, usporiadalo
lnu dnes slavnostnd rozldeku, .
prilezitosti ktorej podarovana mu
bola strieborna doska ma pamiat-
ku. Harding Dol hlboko dojaty
laskou svojich spoluobyvatel'ov,
ktorych poznal Cd malicka. Har-
ding j $ manzelkou opustia Marion
dnes vecer a prijdu do Washing
tonu vo styrtok po poludni. Do
Marion prijdu byvat' az dakedy
Q styri roxy, ak totiz Harding me-
bude po druhy termin zvoleny
"a prezidenta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-04
Necho6 Coopera v 1nedxiSt6tnsj
obohodnej kom1sii.

Washington, D. C. Sem do
chodia protesty 50 vsetkych stran
Cd rozlicnych unit proti planova-
nemu vymenovaniu kongresmana
Coopera Mahoning okresu "a Gle
na do medzistatnej obchodnej ko-
misie. Unie povazuj1 Coopera "a
zradcu robotnictva, a preto ma
clenstyo v tel komisii navrhujh
Dayida N. Robertsona Youngs-
town, ktory je podpredsedom
Bratstva Rusnoyodi6ov q, Fajer-
naanov. Je ale slaba nadej, ze sa
robotnfkom podarf prerazit' svo-
j, lebo je znamo, ze Coopera pod
pornjd vsetky kapitalisticke "a
ujmy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-04
Nemci chcu platit len 80 biionov
mariek.

Londyn, l. marca. - Tu sa sisli
zastupcovia Nemecka a spojene-
ckych krajin ma konferenciu, kto-
>ra ma njednat' vysku valeeneho
odskodnenia. Spojenci pytaju 226
bilionov zlatych mariek, kdezto
Nemci davajl len 80 bilionov, 2
ktorych uz vraj splatili 81 bilio-
nov mariek. Lloyd George, mini
stersky predseda Anglie sa vyslo-
vii. ze jestli Nemci len tol 'ko chcti
dt!' je to ich posledna nabidka,
v tom pade neodplati sa ami W.
iednavat'. Francizska vlada ma
riadila marsaloyi Fochovi, aby
Dol pohotove vojskom vrthn1t
do Nemecka zaujat' d'aEie d
zemie, keby sa Nemci-zdrahali W.
hovet' poziadavkam spojencov.
sedem majnerov zhorelo v bani.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-04
Poor MA FAL0SNTCH 10
LEKTOROv DANE!

Washington, D. G., 2. marca.- -
rradovna vndtrozemnych dani
vydala npozornenie, ze rozlienl
svindleri namahaj1 sa vyuzit ne
vedomost' obecenstva a predsta-
yujii sa "a kolektorov dane pri-
imov. rradovha upovedomuje ka-
zdeho, ze vlada, ami inc nrady ne
poverty nikoho kolektovanim
dane z prijmov, lebo kazdy oby.
vatel' musi ist' sam do danovei
1radovne svoje dane zaplatit'. v
Youngstowne iradovna daHoveho
kolektora nachodf sa v postovej
budove ma 3. poschodi. Kto kol'-
yek by sa vydaval "a kolektora
dane prfjmov ma byt' odovzda-
y policii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-04
Zahranicny obchod spoj. statov
upaddva,

Washington, D. G., 2. marca. -
Ministerstyo obchodu vydalo w
kaz, dl'a ktoreho zahranicny OBJ
chod spoj. statov naramne upa-
dol "a minuly mesiac. Kym v de-
cembri vyvoz do Anglie obnasal
$13s, $780, 900, "a jannar upadol ma
$110,W2, 900. .Dovoz z Anglie '
decembri Dol "a $l9, ,334 900, v ia
nuari "a 17,437, 900. Vyvoz do
Nemecka V decembri obnasal $48,-
|862,O 9 v januari D 1000, 600
menej. Dovos . Nemecka Dol y ja-
nusri jedep million mensi, nsE !
deeembri. kedy obnasal II, $50, 900
Prfsina zaseknutis obchodu udao
van6 je na vel Ky nepomer medzii
|cenou penazi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-04

Tohotyzdhovs operacie neodvis-
.lych oceliarni boly . mnoho lcp-
Sic, nez prcdosleho tSstlnas 1rh -, /.
ocel'ove platnc sa znaene defsil,
nasledkom eoho 45 plechovni oce-
lie (sheet milsov) ma okoli pracnje
zpomedzi vsetkych los.
q oceliarni, ktore zvysily yyro-
bu ST Newton Steel CO., Brier Hill,
Steel Co. a Sharon Steel Hoop. 4.
inyeh neodvislych oceliarni, nesni-
lily pracd ziadna, kdezto Carne-
gle Steel, patriaca ku' oceliarskej'
korporacii, za6ala -5snizovat w
.robu.
Podl'a obdrzanych ezpray tohto
tyzdna saf praeovalo v .oceliarhach
nasledovne: ''s s
U Sheet and Tube Go. sa pra-, !,
covalo v Bessemer, piatich otyo-.
renych peciach, v jednom bloom
ing mill, troch skelp, ' piatich
pajpov1ach, Y pudding depart
mente, dr6tovni a deviatich sheet
milsoch.
U Brier Hill osem sheet milsov
v Thomas dielni a sty1i vo West
ern Reserve, sest' otvorenych pc
cf jeden blast fornes. Diva plat
move milsi pracovaly ciasto6ne.
u Sharon Steel Hoop sest sheet
milsov zaealo pracovat' Hasel-
ton. v LowelKille jes Y sinnastii
blooming mill q maid zaSat pra-
covat' = troch otyorenJch pcciaeh
u Republic IRON and Sttel pra-
cuje sa v piatich sheet milsoch, \
jednom blast fornesi q y niekpl'-
ko pajpovnach.
D TrumbuH Steel clnnostl le
12 sheet tin milsov, styri otvo-
rene pece, blooming bar milsi.
Falcon Steel Mahoning Val
/ ley Steel stoja.
u Byers Co. pracuje 50 ako mi
nuleho tyzdna.
General Fireproofing CO. 2 Tru-
soon Steel Co. pracujd polovianou
silou. .t, sS.
U Carnegie Steel Co. ie v Gin-
nosti II otvorenych peel . Is w
sokych peel. Len niektorych mil
soch sa pracuje.
Toto ciastosne zvysenie vJroby
" okolitych oceliarnach moze tr-
vat len "a kratky cas-.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-04
sMRT sLovENsK1cH DIEToK
Pan Malak utratil druheho syna

Pan Andrej Malak manzel-
kou postihnuti boil tohto roku to-
to uz druhou t'azkou ranou, odu-
mretim ich druheho syna Janka
V sobotu po poludni ma sarlach, vo
veku 3. rokov. Dna 25. jan. 70
mrel i'm ma til ist1 nemoc ich pr
W syn Andrej. Malickeho Janka
oplakavajii okrem srodicov i brat
Stefan a dvet sestry, Helenka a
Julka. Pohrab Janka odbavoval
v nedel'u DO obede 3. hodinc
rev. Gerenda domacnosti rodi-
6ov, az Fairview Ave, i. Yonnes-
town. Pochovany Dol ma cintorinc
sv. Ruzeny ma Lowellville.
MSria Repaj, 1-mesacna dcerka
.Jozefa Repaj a manzelky, zomre-
la domacnosti rodicov, 158 12tl.
ST.. East Youngstown, v stredu Q
pol IL. hod. veeer. Zanechava o.
krem rodicov jednn sestru, He
lenku. Pohrab sa odbyva v piatol,
rano domacnosti rodicov. Po-
chovana bude v Calvary cintorine
jan Sedlacko. malicky syn Mi
chala Amy Sedlacko, zomrel Y
domacnosti rodicov, % Ohio ST..
East Youngstown v sobotu rano
0 l. hodine ma komplikacie. Po-
hrab odbavovany Dol v pondelol;
rano 2 kostola sv. Jana Krst. q
pochovany Dol ma cintorine sv.
Jana.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-04

Minulej soboty vecer Q 10. ho-
dine dosial neznalAniii MI inici "a
|stavili Juraja q Jozefs Dolenic ma
Irohu Taylor Ave. "A Shirley. Road,
rozkaxsli i'm dat ruky hofe ! PRIV,
nez to mohli urohit' jeden 10 alo-
synov strelil ma Juraja Do1enic,
usmrtiac no okamzite. Druhy zlo-
einec uderil Jozefa Dolenic revol-
verom po hlave tax slime, z- Do
,lenic sa ,svalil ma zenn Y bezvedo-
mi. Zbojnici nato dali sa ma 1tek
bez toho, ably bratov orabovali.
Dolenieovci boil ma ceste domov,
&. 1858 Taft Ave., vracsjdc So 2
Haseltonu. Boil uz len asi jeden
biloxi cd svojho domu, ked' boli
napadnuti. Jozef Dolenic rozpo-
vedal policii, ze jeden 20 zbojni-
kov boil vysoky, druhy Milky
chap, obaja akiste cudzinci., Je:
den 70 zbojnikov pr dteku ztratil
eiapku $ hlavy, podl'a ktorej te-
raz hl'adajd vrahov. De Doleni
ca bolo strelelie diva razy. Guile
mu urobily vel 'kl dieru do chrb-
ia. takze past sa mohla do nei
vmestit'. Revolver Dol 45-kalibru.
Policia, pilne pdtra po zlocincoch,
al zatkla niekol 'kych poyalacov,
ale ich musela vypustit' pre- nedo.
statok dokazov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-04
Republikkni stroviN : mi1icaov
v Rampant,

Washington, D. G., 2. narca.
Senatny vybor, ktory vysetroval
vJavky volebnej kampane politi-
|ckych stranok vynasiel, ze prezi-
dentsk& vol'ba stala $10,338, 500,
u ktoreho obnosu republican, mi
null $500, ,739 q demokrati $2,-
237, ITO. Kongressmani- teraz chc1
Fvyniest' zakon, ktory zamedzf ia
k6te plytvanie $ peniazmi pocas
volieb.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-04
|REVOLUCIA PRoTI BOLSEVI-
KOM v RUsKU.
VICE PRESIDENT

Londyn, 2. marca. Sem do
Sly hodnoyerne spravy, re v Pc
'trohrade vypnkla silna revoldeia
proti bolsevickej Wade Ruska. A.
81 100000 revolucionarov. bojuje
s bolsevickym vojskom. Niektor6
caste mesta boly zaujate revolu-
cionarmi. Zpravy o revol1cii do.
chodia aj,z inych casti Ruska, ma
zaklade Goho da sa uzatvarat', ze
.revolicia nabyla vel 'kylch rome.
ROY. Mnohi znalci Ruska predpo-
vedaju isty pad bolseyickeho re-
zimu este tohtO roku.