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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-29
To BE An Oregonian.

Donald c. Maxon is at present in
Cast Walpole, Mass, where he writes
from and says he is securing an edr-
cation. He has written to the Pendle-
ton Commercial Association asking
that literature about the Roundup
be sent to him. He also wants infor-
nation as to the chance for renting
the 1921 moving pictures. He declares
that he formerly was COWBOY in Ore
gon and expects to return to this state
to make his home after he completes
his schooling.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-29
Wife Seeks Divorce

Claims are made by Julia A. Me-
Claim that her husband has failed to
provide for her the necessities of life
since their marriage and also that he
has served three Jail sentences for
petty offenses during that time. They
were married October 26, 1918 at
Vancouver, Washington, according to
the complaint, and he deserted her in
1919, she states. She seeks a divorce
and asks the court to restore her
maiden name, Julia A. Bradburn. w.
o. Staver Is her attorney.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-29
Land Bank Man Hero.

Making inspections of land on
which farmers apply for loans from
the federal land banks is the business
of James McT<ittrick of Spokane,
who is with the federal land bank
there. He is in Pendleton where he
is inspecting about 20 farms on which
applications for loans have been
made. The loans of the land bank
are made at the lowest rates, accord
ing to ]. DeWilde, an official of a To-
cal association for securing loans.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-29
HnlI ReIcnsed On Bond

Floyd Hall, who faces prosecution
for the alleged shooting of his wife,
Elsie Hall, early in May, has been re-
leased from Jail on bonds of $4,000.
Mrs. Hall only recently returned from
Portland where she has been under
the care of specialists who are en-
deavoring to reduce the fracture of
her jaw which was caused by the re-
volver shots fired by her husband.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-29
Mercentile COMPANY sues.

The Pilot Rock Mercantile Co. has
brought suit against Edward Ledge
wood to collect for goods and wares
claimed delivered to the defendant
and unpaid for by him. w. o. Staver
is the plaintiffs attorney and the am
cunt sought is $352.77.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-29
MalIa WalIa Invited.

Walla Walla has been invited to join
in the Labor Day celebration to be
held here in September. Labor unions
of Pendleton, Baker and La Grande
are already making plans for the af,
fair. A queen is to he chosen and
there will be a parade.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-29
Stores Not to Close Monday

Despite some effort 20 have Pen
dleton stores closed Monday, July B.
as well as Tuesday, July 4, local stores
will be closed only on Tuesday ac-
cording to announcement made today.
Plumbing establishments, however,
will be closed on Monday Also the
plumbers having so desided today,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-29
Idaho Crops Look Good

Growing crops in Idaho promise
high yields, according to F, w. Fal-
coner owner of the Cunningham
Sheep Co. who recently returned from
the neighboring state where he trans
acted business. He was especially i'm
pressed with the condition of the
early potato crop and predicts that big
yields will be secured.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-29
MaIoncY Wins Cascs.


DEGREES have been handed down by
Judge d. 4. Parker in circuit court
in which judgments asked by }. W.
Maloney and Edgar l.. Forest against
J.. GagnOn, James Duncan and Louis
Ringle are granted. The judgments
amount 10 s526. s972 and S456 re-
speCtively. After the suits were in
stituted Omer Stephens started pro-
cecdings 30 Earnishce the judgment
for an account which he held against
Forest which Is said TO have been
contracted before the partnership bc-
tween Forest and MalOney was form
cd. According 70 the decree Of the
court. Stephens case is dismissed
with prejudice and the defendants
are awarded costs at the plaintiffs
/ exp nse. The original suits againsi
IGsgnon. Duncan and Ringie br0ugh;
l hy Aisloney and Forest we're 70 re-
lcorer money claimed due for har-
ives'inE work done By the plaintiffs
lFee and Zee represented Alaloney
land Forest fn the case
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-29
Trainnlan is Back

Gus Bertholet conductor on the
Northern Pacific, is back at work
following vacation of two weeks.
During his vacation both Mr.. Bertho-
let and his wife submitted to opera
tions for the removal of their tonsils.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-29
john Roach Injured.

John Roach, who resides at sos
West Railroad, but who farms near
Mission, sustained severe bruises ana
cut one leg to the bone yesterday when
his team ran away while Mr.. Roach
was operating a moving machine. Mr..
Roach is now at st. Anthonys hos
pital.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-29
Sue On Not,

oUV VII MUG
r. A. Williams and j E. Olinger
who do business under the firm name
of Williams and Olinger Co. have
Drought suit against William B. Mar
tin in which they ask judgment to
the amount of $197.7S and interest
and costs on note claimed to be past
due and unpaid. James H. e. Scott
represents the plaintiffs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-29
Range is Good.

The sheep range in the Walfowa
country is good, says Dan p. Smythe,
sheep man who returned last evening
after trip to Wallowa. The roads
are good with the exception of the
stretch from Dead Mans Pass to La
Grande, he states.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-29
Tailor Is Sued

Roth and Co. have brought suit
against John Dorfman to collect on
account. The sum of $9S.25 is sought
for clothing claimed to have been de-
livered to the defendant, and second
item of $2,1O for postage is asked.
Fee and Fee and James w. Redden
represent the plaintiff corporation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-29
Thinl, Wheat Ininrcd

That the hot winds of the past few
days have caused considerable damage
to wheat in this county is the belief
of Oscar j. Piper of Helix and c. c.
Conner of Walla Walla. The two men,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-29
Two Sides Of
Turnover

ing-to create consumer demand
and consumer preference. With
this demand as fact all selling
plans have a chance to succeed.
Without it they fail. The only
chance for craftsmanship to sue
ceed without an existing demand
is for salesmanship to assume
the task that belongs to adver-
tising-the task of creating de-
mand.
If the present efforts that are
being put into selling were amp
ly supported by a corresponding
effort to create consumer de-
mand through Advertising, the
business conditions of this coun-
try would be rapidly changed
into an era OF great prosperity
lin spite of Old World conditi-
ons and everything else.
The proof of this is in the fact
that right now, under these very
conditions, the manufacturers
who are putting proper empha-
sis on creating a demand for
their product, as well as selling
it, are doing a big business and
are actually getting the high
turnover that others are trying
so strenuously to get through
intensive selling.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-29
No Hike Friday.

The hike, which had been scheduled
for the two troops of boy scouts FRI
day evening has been postponed, ac-
cording to statement made today by
one of the officers of the scouts.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-29
Returns from Trip.

J. p, Walker returned last evening
from an is day trip to Portland, AS
toria and The Dalles. He reports
"scorching'' weather at Portland last
Friday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-29

| accompanied by Mrs. Piper, We're PEN
dleton visitors today. MIR. Connor
was formerly resident of Umatilla
county.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-29
= = = = = = . = . . =
CALENDAR OF EVENTS

June 19 to July 24-Summer
+ Normal School.
July 3-4-Cowboy Convention,
+ Ukiah.
+ July 90 to 26-Annual Ellison
+ White Chautauqua.
September IS to 23-Second
+ Annual Northwest Grain and
+ Hay Show.
= September 81, %, %, Round"
= Up.
. . = . 4 = = = . . .
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-29
Couple Get License.

A license to we'd has been issued at
the office of the county clerk to
George Franz, farmer of Lincoln
county, Wyoming, and Ruth Hazel
Scott of Hermiston.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-29
Weather Cooler.

Weather Cooler.
The weather is cooler today. ac-
Icording to Major Lee Moorhouse's
report. The maximum is 50, the mi
nimum So, and the barometer reg
listers $3.50.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-29
Store to Be Open.

Store TO Be Upcn.
The Salvation Army relief store will
be open Friday from 1 p. M to 4 p. m.
Clothing may be procured by calling
between these hours.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-29
"Ne7Qs Notes. of fPendleton

Americans we're here to decorate the
graves"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-29
Is In Hospital.

Mrs. ]. H. Bowers is patiena in
St, Anthony's hospital where she un-
derwent an operation yesterday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-29

Published By the East Oregonian. In cooperation with
The American Association Of Advertising Agences-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-29

The alert business man dealing
with present day conditions
knows that the big word today
is Turnover" Whether he be a
merchant, manufacturer, jobber,
or banker, he sees that one thing
with a clear vision unbiased by
the limits of his own business.
1t is in the air, and on the tip OF
every tongue.
And yet many Of them-entirely
too many-are thinking on only
one side of Turnover. They
think of it as meaning rapid sell
ing-putting money in and get
ting it out quickly ard at a
profit. They realize that they
must put greatly increased eff
forts back of all their plans for
selling and distribution.
The other half of Turnover IS
the consumer. All selling plans
and efforts fail if the consumer
doesn't want to buy. His desire
for the product must be created.
He must meet the seller half
way. He must be in a mood to
buy before the salesman meets
him across the counter.
That is the function of Adyertis-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-22

|fodne tsIteh bSStov tsehov, kto.
Fri vedia mat otvtfthe oSi ! ktof1
EESiijdc ma Sloyenskn medsi iIahli
||dozreli k n6ll 'adn, / akemu DO.
'zrel redaktor HfonskJch N0vin
GtCech) ked p1Js: "islf bonSScos
materinsksj rsdi osvieteni Slovaci
bud1 mani spoludrzat q neohro-
.zene chranis' tesko-slovenskd Ee.
publiku. !"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-22
SAMOsPRAvA sI.OvENSKA JE oTAZKA
NARODNA. &.
Pise: Rev. Anton Kompanek.

je iste vel'ky hriech. Preto bolo
treba poriadky porobit', ably zka-
zonosna literarna prace Vajansks.
no bola trochu obstrihana. I tax
sa al stale. 8. svazky Vajanskeho
diel su lradne zakazane. Id'te dc
kniznfc slovenskych skol a hl'a.
dajte tie 3 svazky. Nenajdete ich
Preco? Kto cital knihy Vajanske.
no sam 81 najdc odpoved'. Zava
dzia v mich jeho -slovensky
krest 'ansky duch. A toto je, v Ii
velnej protive S ideou Hlasistov.
| Treba k tomu komentaru? My.
slim, ze ME. A tax to ide ma cele,
clare. A ide to .iiradne.
Pravdaze neuradne, alebo polo
uradne ide to este horsie. Verejna
mienka v Cechach ide v tomto o
hl'ade do krajnosti. Kol'ko ces
kych novin, tol 'ko dokazov. Posl1
zim niekol'kymi 1ryvkami.
Brnenske "Lidove Noviny" '
620. &. r. 1921 uvodniku pohor-
suj1 sa mad tymi Slovakmi, ktori
ziadaj1 v slovenskych skolach sIo.
vensku rec a ked' odsudzuje tie
skoly, ma ktorych ucia slovenski
ueitelia po slovensky, pfsu takto
"Nejvetsf krajnosti stykaji Sc
nasem pomeru Ike Slovakum. Ma
ceske strane nikdy nebylo pochyb.
nosti spravnosti these, re Cecho,
We Slovaci jsou narod jeden. ia.
zykova odluka sturovska poklada
la Sc vzdy "a zbytecny prepych
Jen proto SINE dostali Slovensko
re je cizina pokladala "a nase. Bu
dovatele ceskoslovenskeho skol
stvf neprestavali ujist 'ovati, ze 81
nepomysli ma rye slovenske Wy
soke skolstvi. Universita, veda
skolstvi odborne melo byti cesk'
l-pestovati zvlastnf slovensko:
vedu jevilo Sc nejen prepychem
nybrz absurdnosti...' Potom po
horsuje sa mad tym, re sa ME
ktorych skolach i po slovensky u
ci posmieva sa tomu, vraj "jak'
kdyby sc kde ma svete ueil ne
ktery narod jednemu svemu dia
lektu. Nebot' kdyz slovensky, pro
pax ne hsnacky q trebas prod n
podripslzy. Fedrovani slovenstin.
vsude ma kazdy zpusok je pose
tilou slabosti.
TAX teda "na eeske strane nj
kdy nebylo pochybnosti o tom,
re slovenska rec je len narecie, a
lkym je narecie hanacke ma Mora
I've, alebo "treba podripske. . nj
kdy nebolo pochybnosti 0 tom, 3
fedrovat' slovencinu, t. j. donna
hat sa toho, aby sa v skolach p
slovensky vyucovalo, ably sa sria
d'ovaly slovenske odborne a Wy
soke skoly, je 'posetilou slabo
lst 'ou," cili ze je blazon (posetil.
znacf poloblazna) slaby clovek
kto ma taketo veci mysh. Tam ne
bolo nikdy pochybnosti tom, 3
uniyersita, veda melo byti ces
ke," rozumie sa j ma Slovensku
lebo ved' je rec vylucne Slo
vensku.
! Po tomto je pochopitel'ne, prec'
bratislavska univerzita je q preds'
}neni, preco sd jej profesormi sam
reprezentanti tel mienky u ktore
nikdy neboly pochybnosti" .
ko je prot. Prazak inf (okren
Skultetyho). Preto je to, ze vyu
covanie ma bratislavskej univerzi
te je takmer nemozne, vlada s.
nestara Q studentsks byty, ako n;
! lpr. Y Prahe, aby slovensH studen
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-22
(Pokracovanie.)

Obdivuhodna je ostrazitost
vladnnceho systemu, ked' ide G
to, ably odstranene bolo vsetko, Go
by ma osobitnost', svojraznost' slo.
venskeho naroda upom1nalo. A
ked' sa take nieeo vynajde, alebo
len mysli sa, ze by sa vynaslo
hned cely iiradny aparat plnou
parou funguie., A potion MET roz
vahy, milosrdenstva, OIL 'adu, ked
treba al drakonicke sposoby ST
Mobre, len ably pomohly. Odnat
nfekomu chlieb, alebo mu' no vobec
nedat',, cenzlra novin, knfh, pre-.
hananie i1radnikov, nasilne hnanie
l'udf do organizacii, vladnucemu
smeru zodpovednych su sfce poll.
cajne prostriedky, ale Go robit ;
ked' to inaksie nejde.
I Pc prevrate asi 70 katolfckych a
evanjelickych knazov osvedcenych
Slovakov hlasilo sa ma stredne sko-
ly docasne vypomahat'. Robili to
2 p1heho idealizmu a narodneho
nadsenia v tom povedomi, re slo-
venskn rec, slovensku literat1ru
nem&.k .kto vyucovat', lebo we'd 50
slovencinou zaoberala sa pred
prevratom jedine slovenska inte-
ligencia, ktora z velkej eiastky
pozostavala q knazov. Nadsenie
bolo vtedy take ze mnohi neboli
by dbali najlepsie postavenie "a.
nechat', len aby narodu v tych
najpotrebnejsich chvfl 'ach poma-
hall. No - ami jedneho neprijali
Vraj nemaj1 diplom. Ma miesto
mich vsak poslali Czech nieze ne
diplomovanych, lez o uceni ami po-
natia nemaj1cich l'udi, ktori "a
niekol'ko tyzdnov slozili akesi
"revolucne'' zktisky a - dostali
diplom. Nuz preco sa to takto ro.
bilog Vtedy SINE este nevedeli pre-.
co, ale "a kratky cas- SINE sa do.
znali ze slovenska inteligencia bo
la by v ceste stala ideam odvrh
nutia narodneho razu slovenskeht
naroda. Skolovana ciastka sloven
skeho naroda smysl ala vzdy 4
smysl'a a i dnes cisto slovenskom
Stnrovom duehu. A potion nacozt
vyucovat' skolach slovenskn rel
slovensk1 iterat1ru, slovensku hi
storiu, ked' podFa nradneho smy
>sl'snia takej MET, ale je len ces
koslovenska rec, iterat1ra hi
storia?
A tu netreba hladiet' len nj
to, ze nechceli aplikovat' knazov
ako takych. TAX sa to robilo ka
zdym inym stavom. z pomedzi slo
vehskyeh predprevratovych ucite
l'ov vymenovali niekolk lkych Il
skolskych inspektorov, sko1dozor
GOV, ale ku kazdemu pridelili K vo
Ii kontro1y jedneho Cecha. A tai
ic to do dnes...
Ny Slovaci name V nehyndce.
psniiatke q laske Svetozara Hur
bsns vajsnskeho. Bol to jeden ;
nsjlepsich nasich spisovatel'ov
novinarov, publicistov, politikov |
neohrozenych narodnych yodcov
Nemozno 81 predstavit' Slovaka
ktory by sa nebol pokochaI, pou
I'll, n&fodneho ducha cerpal . jeht
dieI. Slovenska kniznica bez jehs
spisov nebo1a by kniznicou. Co il
zvlSstnost 'ou pracsy ajanskeho j
to, " pfsa1 nepoddajnom sla
yianskon, rusofilskom duchu, pf
N 3 Slov4koch ako D kfasnom
II achetnon narode ! pfsal Y du
chu prlsne kfest 'ansko1d. Nuz tor
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-22
!. Z cig4nsksho husgtaor'u. q

Kat vesal cigana. Ako no t'aha
hore, raSom rips, pretrhla So zinka
q cigann cup ma zem.
Kat: Ech, to sa mi este nestalo !!
CiGM Juj, veru ani 1spe! 4
sie1 kade f'ahsis.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-22
i xnechutesf Sli ssudovat' do ri,

ii xnechutenf Sli ssudovat' do Pfa.
hy.
Nuz toto je talks choroba "a
temne1ia oci, ba ie to ~ 1plna
slepota. Takto chciet preskako-
vat sIovensinu je vel'mi hebez-
pecnym a krkolomnym skokom.
skoda je to, vel'ka skoda, ktorff
trpf Y prvom rade ko-slovenska
vzajomnost'. Potrebovali by sme
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-22
sLovENsKYlf oBcIiaDNfK fKo1t
DO P6zoRNosfI.

Name " .redakcii asi 600 lkras.
|nych obrazov, zobrazuj1cich oslo
!bodenie Cesko-Slovenskej repubh-
Ky. Obrazy s1 vysokej unchecked
ceny a hodia sa nielen "a ram, ale
al pre- obchodne stenove; kalenda-
re. Predame ich lacno, 1ebo sa ich
|chcemd zbavit'. Ma1ne tiez mapy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-22


nsvac dnss W vsetAych tAciar-
1sSh sad1asi ! prssmsAi dost4va-
j6 po ii ma hodi6n. u mas prAve
tax ako d v1s. Pridajte K tomtf
platu svoj Overhead expenssy
to jest rent, poistne, zkazu mate
rialu a strojov, plat dradnikov a
svoj, nejaky zarobok cd investo-
kapitalu atd'., d dPa tax
zvaneho "cost syst6mu Z najosved
cenejsieho to- systemu ' nasom 8
bore, niteni SINE ratat ! $500 ma
hodihu na kazdeho zamestnanca,
teda al ohlasky mas dnes stoja tri
'fazy tol'ko vysadzat' ako pred
par rokmi, ked sadzaci 4 opera
tori dostavali len poIovicu dnesnej
place.
Opakujem este raz: zvysme ce-
nu ohlasok! Maine al my vyda-
vatelia I Mich osoh! Inac Gas ztral
veny ma ohlaskach bez slusneho
zisku, je cas- ztraveny 1fafarmo
,lepsie bude, ked' ten cas- venovat'
.budene inemu ME ohIaskam.f
OvsenE casopis ohlasky mat mu-
lsi, bez nick cssopis vydavat' ne
mosno, ale prospesnejsie je mie-
Esto sap1hovat' eftacou Mtkou, ako
|1acnymi ohfaskarni. Aspon ia sa
|tohoto pravid1s drzffh.
/ Nastava otazka, ako ,zvjsit' ce-
mr. nasich ohlAsokf AEo sa doho-
verit'f Cf zvyssnfm ceny ziskame
Ia ii strstfms9 Js hovorffn, ze Il.
EskAnae! /! I'll HE snhe opfavneni ma
Eletsie cshtY hozhoIns sne,!,
Toto nsse hadeint rfovinarske
sdruzenie s1ebo svsaz mslo by mat
|svoie v1astne ohTaskove oddele-
ME. Takto nezaviseli by SINE na
yselijakych jednatel's 'stvach. Mall
by SINE mat taketo oddelenie u5
al pre- "fair play Voci sebe sd.
mym. To, co. i1a mas zarabaj1 vse-
|lijake jednatel 'stva, mohlo by o
stat v nasich rukach. We'd 81 ler
predstavte, ze takt jednatel'
New Yorku alebo Chicago po
Sic Yam ohlasku, da Yam Vast
cenu, ale ami jednemu z mas nena
padne opytat' sd alebo vysetrit ;
kol'ko ON "a til samn ohlasku do.
stane?
| Keby sa dalo toto uskutocnit
keby SINE vlastne boil nalezite sor,
ganizovanf, mohli by SINE sam
diktovat' nase ceny. Ba osmcl u
Ijem sa tvrdit', Se v takomto padt
toto madeline sdruzehie takychte
prijmov mohlo by sa vytecne Fl
nancovat same, ba z prijmov tycf
mohlo by napomahat' nase narod
ne institucie, ako tunajsie, tai
krajove. go
Ako OF sprawl? TAX ako t
jednatelia to robia. Len TAX a nj
inak. Mohli by sme prist do spo
jenia so samymi ohlasovatel mi
nase oddelenie by roztried 'ovalo @
hlasky po 1iasich casopisoch, ko
lektovalo "a ne casopisom on
vyplacalo. Takto by SINE zlskali q,
to, re boil by SINE nasim casopi
SOM sami kreditori a ME ako je t.
dnes, re naSimi kreditormi sn Gu
dzi, mnohorazy l'udia bez kredi
tn, jednoduchf svindleri.
s Takymto oddelenfm mohli by
SINE docielit al to, ze teraz nan
po slovenskych casopisoch nezna
} me ohfasky vel'kych ohlasovate
| l'ov by SINE ziskali. Vienl, ze Ii
skali by SINE ali automobilove spo
locnosti, zeleznicne spoiocnosti, V.
, rabatel'ov sucharov, railajkovycl
:. specialft atd'. atd'.
+ Vzalo by nam to trochu casu ;
trochu prace, ale my americki no
wharf sa predsa prace nebojifne
Len trochu dobrej vole, trochu "a
ujatosti prevedienne to. Ba tax
. to by SINE mali al vyberanejssie Q
h1asky a nielen tie jednotvarne a
ko dnes. Ale h1avna vec je, alb.
sme sa sorganizovali ostatne vec
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-22
vYsLUzILCI voJNY, PozoR!

W je po vojne sice, a Knights Of Columbus to
vedia-ALE knights of Columbus drzia ako
posvatny poklad pre- vas ten zvysok, ktory i'm
zostal ich valecnej pokladniee.
Najlepsi sposob ako yam tieto penaze rozde-
lit Qebo ST to vase), je West vecerne skoly
zdarma, ' ktorych vyucovanie, krnhy vystro-
jenfe bude absol1tne zdarma.
Youngstownska sko1a otvorena bude veGer Cd
2. oktobra. Vedene b1ldd triedy uctovnictve,
obchodho1i prave, vedenl obchodnych knih, tes-
nopise, pfsaff ma stroll. anglietine, poetach,
obchodnom umenf mechanickom kreslenf, We
rejnom recnictve q predavacstve.
Budete vstave zarabat' ma 1ep1ie zivobytie po
AavStevstam ttchto tried.
UIvILIeToM:
n6ypoplasky. \ q
zArtSTE sA TERAZ- " 4 Of g. BUILDING
KEDYKoL'vzK 70 oBEDE "A vEtER.
i
, 1922-12-20

LoSDoN-The Times reported
the Russian soviet government was
taking steps toward the calling OF A
conference Of Baltic states TO close
the Baltic TO warships OF outside
nations.
, 1922-12-20

answered speeuiRtively In a feature
film made at the Goldwyn Studios
with Lon CLANCY playing the tw~
lead ng roles-the physician VIC per
forms the experiment and the mon
strosity which results from the oper-
alton. This meiodramatsc film
Blind Bargain" founded upon Barry
Pains novel. The Octave or Caud-
Jus. VII be the attraction at the
America theatre for two days. begin
ming Friday.
Many medical authorities were con
suited in h preparation II the seen
nrio. DR.. Henry Conway. a Los An
geles physician. was engaged as tech.
meal adviser and was on the set con-
stantly. In speaking OF the theory
~propounded by the film. a prominent
physician said;
1.-THE glands Of man differ both
chemically and In molecular structure
from those OF the other species Of
mRmmalia- Therefore I DO not be
lleve hat the two could be mixed. yet
medical science cannot say that such
a thing IS impossible.
This p~hotoplay brings up an inter
estlng line OF thought. What effect
would the glands OF one species have
o the life OF another? Would It
tend to change that species. 10 modify
a. or would Il become the same as the
glands Of the species into whose body
, 1922-12-20

wAsHINGToN-secretary Den
by in a report to congress said
neither the United States or Japan
plan to complete the scrapping OF
any existing capital ships. nj least
pending PRONUNCIATION Of the Wash
ington tseaty.
, 1922-12-20

SAN FRANCIsCO-The Palestine
g-overr-cent was reported 20 have
nnran-sd for n loan Of 100000
pounds sterling noated IA London.
, 1922-12-20

they were transpianted7 Can man be
devoived back to a lower spec Is from
which he came by taking away from
him all his glands and substituting
therefor the glands OF another
species7
Many things which we1s fnpos.
sible IN medicine yesterday are now
done every day. Maybe this VIII be
one of them"
In h picture. "a Blind Bargain" a
distinguished but hAlf-mad physician
has made n partial tranAference OF
monkey glands into a man. who then
takes on the facial expression Of an
ape Clancy. master Of makeup.
gives the role an Interpretation which