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SMITHFlELD SHUT OUT
BY DEMDRON IN FAST GAME

Especial 1" The Times n'SP"''n,I
s>iIvIIEIE.lD. VA June %
pcndron defeated Smithhcld here To-.
dny IN the score OF : to In ono OF
III" fastest games seen on the iocai
diamond in wears. smith. for bcndr"n.
hurled air-iiGhi baI', ana ms SunnTrI
,yne nrrrrct Moore, for Smiinncld,
nitchcd - crcditah,e game. hut his
were wcah with the VIII
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE

RESULTS yesterday.
l,liirigh. l: Winst"n-S"iem' I" '""'"SN
rninl. 81
DurIium, II: DanNillc. :.
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southern .>ssociatiou Results.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 80, MOOIIt, :
Second game seven Innings by agree
1.-THE Rock. 4: New Orleans. L
Memphis, ST.; Atlanta. ga ,Scc-
" Chattanooga. 8; Nashville, II.
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STANDING or CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Srwunrt News NJ Kirhmnnh.
Norfolk al Rocky Mount
suiTnil> nj Wilson.
Petersburg nj Fort snuuti II
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STANDING OF,

WHERE THEN PLAY TODAY.
Cincinnati ut Pitt sburgl.
New York nj Bnstnn.
BroOkiyn at philadelphia
tOply three Eumrs Schc,lulrh.
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Twilight stars.
Scnrn hv ilrimgs:

e. II. \. Z. ..............O Io 0OD 10
Twilight Stars .......Ui2 zoe ct
Summary Two-haSc hits-W Wood
ward. NunnalIy. rhro"- basr hit
Wharton. Stolen bases - BcaSlcy,
Hicks. Sacrifice hits Hudson. Tuck
'cr. Gentry Double plaY--Tuckcr to
Jones 10 Rogers. Hi by pitched bail
-NUnnaily, Tucker. Left on bases
Church Hin. :: twilight; Stars, i.
First base on crror-church iiill. 3:
Twilight Stars. :. Eases on balls
OF hudson =. OFF Bcasl-y. .. Struck
out-hv hudson. !. by Bcaslcy. :.
Time of game. 1915. Emptrc--o'Toolc
Scorer. t.. Nunnaliy.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
i'ostnn. 3: New York. >.
Pittsburgh. 3: C1iirngo, !.
Isroukiyn. .: Philadelphia. :.
OulN three gumcS scheduled. ......
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HOTEL MONTROSE

in the heart of the Blue Ridge Noun
iainS. All modern Couvcnicnccs.
Good fare. beautiful drives >and close
TO the famous Peaks of outer. For
rates. etc, Write 4. VI. Parker, Mont
vale, va.
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International League Resuits. 3
Buffalo. b; Rochester. o. @
Reading. o: baltimore. II. t$
Jersey city. I; Newark, 8. .s
Other not scheduled.
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South Atlantic Association Results.
Columbus. h.--5 Augusta. 4--i.
SpartanburS. =: Grcenviile. 3.
Charleston. SIS; Charlotte, o..
Middletown transcript., 1921-10-03
KU KLUX KLAN GROWING

The Ku Klux Klan in Delaware is
not even pausing in its plan to secure
strong State and local organizations
here in spite of the sensational articles
that the Philadelphia, New York and
other big metropolitan newspapers
have been publishing, charging its dis
elimination against Jews, Catholics and
Negroes. Many are joining in Della
ware to judge from statements made
by S. r. Wolf, one of the "Keages"
or organizers, for Delaware.
Mr.. Wolfe declared that in one morn
ing's mail alone he had received .92
applications for memberships in the
Klan. He said a meeting was held in
Wilmington, Friday night, at which
number Of members were received.
Mr.. Wolf would not name the place of
meeting nor give the number of men,
bers received on Friday night. He de.
clared that G. B. North, King Kleagle
for Delaware, is meeting with success
everywhere in organizing branches IN
Dover. Middetown, Wilmington, Mil
ford and Seaford.
How much excitement the movement
is creating generally may be judged by
an incident that happened one day last
week at Dover. Odd Fellows Hall, on
Lockerman street, in Dover was rented
for night by an organization that re-
fused to reveal its identity. Immedi-
ately the residents of Dover became
interested, and, in the absence of anv
other logical surmise came to the con-
clusion that it must be the Dover
branch of the K. K. K. which had or
ganized there.
In the classified advertising columns
OF one of the afternoon papers this
advertisement appears: ARE YOU A
REAL AMERICAN Write P. o. Box
S99, Wilmington, for KU KLUX KHAN
information. Sept. 15-3t.
| Wolf admitted that he had inserted it
as part Of the plan to organize the KIan
in Delaware. He declined to give his
address in Wilmington because of
threats that have been made against
him.
Middletown transcript., 1921-10-03
TO LOWER TAX BURDEN

Governor William D. Denney has ac-
cepted the invitation of the National
Budget Committee to become honorary
chairman for Delaware in that organi-
zation's nationwide efforts to gain
popular support of the efforts of Gen.
Charles G. Dawes, director of the
Budget, to effect a reduction Of the
burden of Federal Taxation.
Announcement of the acceptance OF
the Governor was made recently by
John T. Pratt, chairman of the National
Budget Committee, whose headquarters
are at West Eighth street, New York
City. Governor Denney will join with
the executives of other states in foster
ing the spirit of popular approval of
the policy of federal retrenchment.
Active heads of local committees are
being selected daily from among the
most prominent business and profess
sional men in their respective commune
ties, and efforts are under way to Sc
cure Tic CO.ORCAoIiOu Va iCoulliS CltlZcIlS
in thousand cities by the formation of
a nationwide Budget Guard" whose
members will simply pledge their sup
port to the establishment of business
like administration Of governmental ap-
preparations and expenditures.
Every member of the National Bud
get Committee, which was instrumental
in initiating and passing the National
Budget Bill, is asked to urge upon his
fellow citizens the necessity for solidly
supporting the present program of gov
ernmental efficiency and econo my by
the elimination of every possible item
of unnecessary expenditure. Every
taxpayer who favors reduction of the
present unbearable tax burden is in
vited to join with their fellow towns
men in helping to crystalline public
opinion and defeat unnecessary addi-
tions to federal expense.
Henry P. Scott, of Wilmington, is
active state chairman for Delaware.
Mayor Leroy Harvey. of Wilmington,
is honorary chairman.
Middletown transcript., 1921-10-03
HICHWAYMEN STEAL AUTO

Held up by two men he had given a
ride along the road shortly after IL
o'clock Saturday morning. near New
ark, Robert w. Webb, of 1924 Vande-
yer Avenue. Wilmington, was compelled
to surrender his wallet containing $40
in cash, gold watch and his automo-
bile, a Stearns, valued at 81, 900. AS
Webb got out of the machine one of
the men kept revolver leveled at his
head, and threatened to shoot if he
attempted to interfere with them.
Webb, who was on his way to Wash.
ington. u. c., reported to the police
that about five miles from Newark, two
young men walking on the road waved
their arms for him to stop and asked
him for ride. They said they were
going to Newark and Webb invited
them to jump in. They climbed in the
tonneau. About mile from Newark,
Webb heard voice saying: "Now stop
the machine and hold up your hands. .
He glanced back and saw one of the
men pointing the gun at his head, while
the other started to climb to the front
seat.
One man searched Webb's pockets,
while the other kept him covered with
the weapon. Then they ordered him to
''beat it.
"We'll take care of the automobile,
don't worry" one of them called back
as they sped away, leaving Webb alone
on the road. Webb walked to Newark
and notified the authorities there and
then telephoned the Wilmington police.
Sunday morning as State Detective
Baldwin and City Detective Mahoney,
of Wilmington, were securing the vi
cinity of Newark for little Charles
Wright they came upon the frame of
burned automobile. Examination Of
the license tags showed that it was the
automobile stolen from Webb earlier ir
the morning. The machine was burned
beyond repair. A farmer who lives
hundred yards from the place where the
burned machine was discovered, said he
had not heard any unusual noises.
Webb was unable to give more thar
vague description of the men. Both
appeared to be about 80 years old, ano
were dressed in dark suits, one wearing
a hat and the other cap, he said.
Middletown transcript., 1921-10-03
DELA. TO TRAIN TEACHERS

With the opening of the University
of Delaware an attempt will be made
to acquaint students more fully than
heretofore with the opportunity being
offered for the preparation of high
school teachers. The marked increase
In teachers salaries during the last two
| or three years together with the lessen
ed opportunity for lucrative employ
| ment in other fields has tended to at
tract college graduates in greater num-
bers to the teaching profession. 1t is
matter of regret, however, that quite
number of this years graduates OF the
mems college of the University OF
Delaware who sought teaching positions
were barred from appointment b. cause
they had not had the necessary profess
sional training. Professor R. w. Helm,
State director of vocational education,
reports that eight of this years grad
yates in agriculture became eager to
secure employment as teachers of agri'
culture but could not be certificated be-
cause they had failed to take the
specific courses required by law for
teaching, in federally aided agricultural
departments and high schools. Dean
E. Laurence Smith reports number of
similar instances among arts and science
graduates. The point is that high
school teaching is now regarded as
profession and graduation from college
without regard to the courses taken no
longer entities the graduate to teach
er's license witho 1t examination.
limited amount of professional training
along with graduation from college is
now required in practically every State
for ce1tification to teach in high schools.
Professor w. A. Wilkinson, head of
the Department of Education of the
University of Delaware has investi-
gated the legal requirements in num-
ber of States and has arranged series
of courses designed to meet these re-
auirements. In justice to the students.
therefore, an attempt will be made to !
inform them to the end that they may
if they choose, elect such courses as
will qualify them to teach in the event
that they should decide to engage in |
teaching either permanently or tempo
rarily. This 1t is thought will prevent |
the re-occurrence of the confusion and |
disappointment that has happened in a |
number of instances in recent years.
Middletown transcript., 1921-10-03
Real Estate!

/ have for sale several town proper.
ties situated in Middletown, Odessa and
Delaware City. Also anumber of farm
in the adjoining neighbor-
hoods. If you are considering either a
town or country home, consult,
JAMES T. SHALLCROSS,
"Oakland Farm"
Phone 71R13 Middletown, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1921-10-03

WANTED-200 to 300 acre farm.
Share or money rent. Fall delivery
preferred. Address FARMER,
Care Of J. 3. Moore,
st. Georges, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1921-10-03
Notice.!

will be at the Livery Stable of Mr..
following Mondays from 8 A. M: to
8 P. NJ, to buy Poultry at the highest
cash price.
SYDNEY H. BROWN,
Smyrna, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1921-10-03

New and Old Wheat wanted on or
ders. Phones AMI Al.
JESSE L. SHEPHERD
Middletown transcript., 1921-10-03

Dr.. Louis Levinson, veterinarian
Graduate Of University Of Penn
sylvania. Middletown, Del. Bell
Phone ll9. North Broad Street.
Middletown transcript., 1921-10-03

FOR SALE--One Rubber Tire York
Carriage, good as new; also, one No.
Othello Range, good order.
DR.. E. G. CLARK,
Middletown, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1921-10-03

TRANSCRIPT 81 PER YEAR
Middletown transcript., 1921-10-03

comparison with the Mddeown Opera House. Middle
supervision said James E. Lewis the estm
quarters times the interest charges on these bonds .
LEGAS All legal matters connection with this issue have
Morris and Rodney Wilmington, Delaware. -
Mr. Lewis whose direct the Paz
extremely both merchant and picture
competition always settled locality by the larger and more
seating afford handle better pictures supplemented
having much greater drawing power.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-14

zvlastny dodatok, tym cielom, aby w.
howell casovej potrebe prehlasuju,
ze nemaju dmyslu tymto nariadenim
zmenit' teraz jestvujuce nariadenia
ustavy, len jake je tn uvedene. Opa-
trenia tejto casti maju byt' samo exc
kutivne. Pc stiahnuti, lebo amortiso-
vani vsetkych bondov vyplateni vse-
tkych poziadavkov, ktore budu poda-
ne case potrebnych obmedzeni, me-
novani kommissionari amortizacneho
fondu maju podat konecny vykaz
snemu jakykol'vek obnos ostane
spomenutom fonde, disposicia bude ur-
cena zakonom.
Mech je d'alej rozhodnute, ably VOL
ba, jako je tn spomenute, ku predlo-
zeniu tohoto navrhu elektorom statu,
bola dana ma uradny ballot, dla sp6-
sobu urceneho zakonom urcena ma
sledovne:
K doplneniu VIII clanku istavy, Gle
lom povolenia vypustenia bondov k
vyplacaniu primeranej nahrady "a
sluzbu svetovej valke--ano.
K doplneniu VIII clanku ustavy
cielom povolenia vypustenia bondov
k vyplacaniu primeranej nahrady "a
sluzbu svetovej valke--nie.
A mech je d'alej rozhodnute, ably
tento navrhovany dodatok k i1stave
Dol publikovany, tax jako sa to wy
zaduje a forma hlasovacieho listku,
jaky ma byt' pouzity pri tejto vol'be,
ma byt' pripravena tajomnikom Sta
tn, tax ably sa shodoval S horeuvede-
nymi opatreniami. Jestly re vacsina
elektorov hlasujucich o tento dodatok,
bude hlasovat' zakonite "a tento do
datok, guverner ma vydat' prehlas "a
tento dodatok pride do platnosti dfom
takehoto prehlasenia.
CLARENCE j. BROWN
president senatu.
RUPERT BFETHAM
recnik domu zastupcov.
Prijate g. februara 1921.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-14
AKO so JAPONCI BAVlA

Maly narod kvetneho kra-
povstva iste moze byt' prikla-
dom celemu svetu v Zabave,
ktorou vie 81 ulahcit' pracu a
zpriiemnit' svoju povinnost' +.
Japonci maju stale ma mysli
cest' a slavu svojho kraPov-
stva. Dbaj1 peclive O vycho-
WI tych najmladsich, svojich
'nastupcov a zakladu buducej
generacie. Ku kazdej ich ma
lei povinnosti putaj1 ich pri-
jemnou obradnost' 'ou, az sko-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-14

Urbaina j. Ledouxa, alebo pa
ma "Nuly' Mr.. Zero, - ako
sa sam tento pomenoval, pre-
West nieo podobneho al v me-
ste New Yorku, v ktorom me-
ste je viacej nezamestnanych,
nez v ktoromkol'vek inom me-
ste.
Bol dotazovany novinarsky-
mi zpravodajmi, kto je vlastne
"a touto jeho cinnost'ou a kto
podporuje jeho akciu, avsak
pan Urban ]. Ledoux odmie-
tol dat vysvetlenie v prftom-
nej dobe. Iste je, ze po prl-
chode do New Yorku, pokusil
sa prevedenie licitacie robot
nickych sill, dlho az nezamest.
nanych, ale policia obavajdc
sa, re by mohlo doist' k vytrz-
nostiam, znemoznila jeho po-
kus. Nedovolila ami, aby pan
Ledoux usporiadal schodzu v
daktorej t"iestnosti.
z tych dovodov pokusal sa
pan Ledoux alespon inakym
sposobom povzbudit' neza-
mestnanych a to tax, ably ne
narazal ma zakon. Tax k1pil
dostatok casopisov a rozdaval
ich nezamestnanym v Bryant
Parku al indie, rozdeloval pc
civo a dokonca i listky ma jed
10. Nezamestnani vel'mi vd'a-
enc siahli po casopisoch "a sna-
zili sa vyhladat' vhodnu adres-
su V rubrike "Robotnici sa hPa-
daj1." mi vyhladovelejsf sli
skorsil jest. F
Osobnost' pana Ledouxa je
iste zaujimava a to preto, re
ie zahadna. Oeskoslovenska
Sekcia Foreign Language In
formation Service zistila aspofi
ten fakt, re pan Urban j. Le-
doux Dol americkym konzulom
v Prahe, cd 8. septembra 1903
do juna 1907, ako dotvrdzuje
Department of State. o fakte
tomto utinena bola len mala
zmienka a Ceskoslovenska Sex
cia obratila sa dopisom k De-
partment of State, ktory ochot
ne tdto zpravu potvrdil.
Met pochybnosti, re ma
svoje dovody, preco snazi sa
pomoct' nezamestnanym. Ma
iste priciny, preco vlastnd pri-
cinu svojich snah zatajuje.
Iste je tiez,. re zahada celej
akcie bude samotnym panom
Ledouxom prihodnei dobe OBJ
jasnena.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-14

70 t'azko rozoznate hru Cd
prace a zabavu Cd povinnosti.
Dva tyzdne rocne venovane
sd dietkam ciste pre- zabavu
a osvezenie. Jeden tyzden roz-
dielne venovany je dievcatom,
druhy chlapcom. Slavnostny
tyzden dievcat zvany je "Slav-
most ldtok.'' Dievcata po-
vzbudzene sd, aby vzaly svoje
ldtky ma navstevu k priatelky-
nam. L1tky tieto prechadza-
ju rodiny do rodiny po cele
generacie. Dievcata bavia sa
vo spolok, poriadajl cajove
dychanky a tancuj1. Matersky
pud, spolocenske povinnosti a
rodinna hrdost' sd v Mich posi-
lovane "a vseobecneho veselia.
Tyzden chlapcov menuje sa
Slavnost' ryb." Kapor je zna-
kom mladeho Japonca. Je ma
" jake Japonec, avsak silny,
takze moze plavat' proti pru-
du. Len mrtva ryba plave s
prudom - uci sa Japonec. Ma
vlastnom dome kazdy zavesi
81 rybu. Pc priklade ryby, W.
ucovany je kazdy junak, aby
vedel d'aleko, rychle sa pohy-
boval a bystre myslet.
Vseobecne prekvapilo Ame-
rikanov poznanie "a svetovej
valky, re jedna tretina juna-
kov je fyzicky k sluzbe ne
schopna, avsak neboli by snad'
ami tax prekvapeni, ked' by
boil vyzvani, proti tomu nieco
zrobit'. Nieco takeho MET v
Japonsku nebolo by ami tu,
ked' upovedomil by 81 kazdy
cenu hry a zabavy dietok, v
ktorych spociva sila a zdravie
buducej generacie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-14
CLANOK XI, CAST z
Opatrenie cielom rozdelenia clenov
snemu. Rozdelenie statu ma dvadsat
sest' senatorialnych distriktov.

Mech je rozhodnute snemom statu
Ohio, tri patiny volenych clenov oboch
domov ssuc pr1tomnych:
Ably bolo predlozeny elektorom sta
tn, dl'a sposobu urceneho zakonom,
pri vseobecnych vol'bach, vydrziava-
nych prvy utorok po prvom pondel-
ku v mesiaci novembri 1921, navrh k
zmeneniu casti 7. clanku XII lstavy
statu Ohio, aby znela nasledovne:
Cast z. Stat je tymto rozdeleny
ma dvadsat' sest' senatorialnych di-
striktov jake nasleduje: Okres Hamil-
ton ma tvorit' prvy senatorialny di-
strikt; Okres Butler, Clermont, Brown
a Warren, druhy; Montgomery, treti;
Adams, Clinton, Highland, Scioto
Pike, stvrty; Clark, Champaign, Log
an Auglaize, piaty; Preble, Darke,
Miami a Shelby, siesty; Allen, Van
Vert, Paulding, Defiance, Mercer
Williams, siedmy; Henry, Fulton, Put
nam, Hancock Wood, osmy; Pick
away, Ross, Fayette, Madison a
Greene, deviaty; Ftirfield, Hooking,
Perry Athens, desiaty; Franklin, je-
denasty; Jackson, Vinton, Gallia,
Meigs Lawrence, dvanasty; Morgan,
Guernsey, Monroe, Noble a Washing
ton, trinasty; Belmont, Harrison a
jefferson, strnasty; Muskingum,
Holmes Coshocton, patnasty; Hard
in, Marion, Union, Morrow, Delaware
Know, sestnasty; Modeina, Lorain
Wayne, sedemnasty; Stark, osem-
nasty; Carroll, Columbiana a Tursa-
rawas, devatnasty; Mahoning, dvat-
iaty; Summit, Geauga, Lake a Port
age, dvadsiaty prvy;, Ashtabula a
Truntbull, dvatsiaty druhy; Cuya-
hoga, dvatsiaty tretf; Seneca, Wyan-
dott, Crawford, Ashland Richland,
dvatsiaty styrty; Erie, Huron, San
dusly a Ottawa, dvadsiaty piaty;
Lucas, dvatsiaty siesty.
Mech je d'alej rozhodnute, ze pri
vol'bach tn urcenych, pri predlozeni
tohoto dodatku elektorom statu, to
same ma byt' predlozene ma uradnom
ballote, dla sposobu urceneho zako-
nom mech je oznacene nasledovne:
Zmenenie casti z, clanok XII dstavy
statu Ohio, cielom rozdelenia clenov
snemu- ano.
Zmenenie casti z, clanok XI dstavy
statu Ohio, cielom rozdelenia clenov
Snemu--rie.
A mech je d'alej rozhodnute, ably
tento navrhovany dodatok k ustave
boil publikovany, tax jako SO to W.
zaduje forma hlasovacieho listku,
jaky ma byt' pouzity pri tejto VOL
be, ma byt' pripravena tajomnfkom
statu tax ably sa shodoval horeuve-
denymi opatreniami. Jestli ze vac
sina elektorov hlasuj1cich o tento do
datok, bude hlasovat' zakonite "a ten
to dodatok, guverner ma vydat' pre-
| HAS tento dodatok pride do platnosti
dnom tak6hoto preh1asenia
! CLARENCE j. BROWN
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-14
RUPERT BEETHAM
recnik domu zastupcov.
Prijate 20. aprila 1921.
president senatu.
CLANOK XII, CAST l
Ably snem mohol uzakonit' dan Cd
~ hlavy, poll"
Mech je rozhodnute snemom statu
Ohio, tri patiny clenov oboch domov
sue pritomnych:

Necn Je rOZhodnute Snemom Statu
Ohio, tri~ patiny clenov oboch domov
sue pritomnych:
Ably boil predlozeny elektorom statu,
cielom ich udobrenia lebo odvrhnutia,
pri vseobecnych vol'bach, vydrziava-
nych prvy utorok, po prvom pondel-
ku mesiaci novembri 1921, navrh k
zmene casti clanku XII ustavy sta
tn Ohio, ably znel nasledovne:
CLANOK XII " -s
Cast 1. Snem ma uviest' do ziyota
zakon k vyvrhnutiu dane cd hlavy
poll" Mech je d'alej rozhodnute,
ze pri tychto vol'bach jako je horeu
vedene, tento navrh ma byt' ma urad-
ny ballot, dl'a sp6sobu predpisaneho
zakonom takej forme, jake to urcf
tajomnik statu.
Jestly re hlasy "a tento navrh bu-
du presahovat' tie, ktore budt oproti.
tento dodatok ma prist' do platnosti
dna l. januara 1922 oroginalna /.
cast XII. clanku ustavy statu Ohio
ma byt' odvolana annullovana,
49,. CLARENCE J. BROWN
president senatu.
RUPERT BEETHAM
recnik domu zastupcov.
Prijate. 13. maja 1921.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-14
Spojene Staty Americke,
Stat Ohio,
IradaNen In aiona Slra S4s1

Stat Ohio,
Uradoven tajomnika statu.
ia, Harvey c. Smith, tajomnik Sta
tu Ohio, tymto potvrdzujem, re ho-
reuvedene s1 spravne kopie, pozorne
mnou porovnane originalmi teraz ulo
zenymi mojej 1radovni a moiom
uradnom opatrovani, co tajomnik sta
tn a nachodim, re ony su spravne a
presne, spolocnej resollicie prijatei
"a. snemom statu Ohio, dina 9. feb
ruara 1921 ulozene uradovni ta-
Jomnlka statu dnap p16. februara 1921.
ohfadom vypustenia bondov cielom
vyplacania nahrad "a sluzby sveto-
veJ valke; spolocnej resolucie pri-
Jate! "a. snemom statu Ohio, dina 20.
aprila 1921 ulozene moiej dradov-
nj, co tajomnika statu, dina 13. haia
1921, navrhujucej rozdelenie clenoy
snemu; spolocnej resolucie priiatei
"a. snemom statu Ohio dina 13. maia
1921 a ulozenej mojej uradovni co
taJomnika statu ona 28. haia 1921.
navrhujucej urcenia dane Cd hlav'
poll" Ma dokaz toho ia podpisuiem
mo!e memo a davam moji uradn1 Pc
cat Columbus, Ohio, dina 27. sep
tembra 1921.
HARVEY C. SMITH
tajomnfk statu.
(Pecat'.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-14
Ohlasujte v Youngstown
skych Slovenskych Novinach!
S A N D ERS
Najmodernejsie satstvo pre-
muzov mladych starsich.
"Jedna min1ta cd namestia"
1872 East Federal Street
Youngstown, Ohio.
URAD MA RoK 1921 HAsELToN
SLOvAK TATRA KLUBU.

Jan Basista, predseda, Jan Kozak,
podpredseda, Michal Kozak, uetovnik,
Pavel Macek, pokladnik, Stanislav Ne
cko, zapisnik. Dozorcovia majet-
ku: Jan Blazo Jan Hudran. - Do
zorcovia chorych: Stefan sanetrik,
traz, valent Rovder. Adressa: Stani-
slav Necko, P. Q. Box 800, Haselton
Sta, Youngstown, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-14

DALE ST. Apartment po-
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vodu. Pohodlne ku dvom
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Truscon Steel. !.
Najomns $1,000 ma mesiac.
Haste 50 COS Dollar Bank
Building.