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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-11
CENTRAL HIGH
SCHOOL WANTED
This and Other Matters Dis
cussed at South Shore
Meeting

TOTTENVILLE, July IA high
school centrally located on this end
of the island, re-districting of the
aldermanic districts for the borough
of Richmond so that the fourth and
fifth wards would he coupled up in
stead of the fifth and third together.
the continuance of the transporta-
ton over the municipal ferry by
commuters of the Tott-nville of the
staten Island Rarid Transit. band
concerts for T~ottenville and Great
Kills. the smoke nuisance and the
Aytension of the paid fire depart
bent to Great Kills were among
Sete matters brought up at the meet
irg of the South Shore Protective
Association held last night at the
Annadale County Club house at An
nadale.
Augustus G.. Marscher, president
OF the association was in the char
and there was a large turnout of
members of the association together
with members of the Country Club
being present.
In the matter of band concerts for
Tottenville and Great Kills it was
decided to ask Park Commissioner
mckinley for three of the fifteen
concerts already provided for the
borough, which had been divided
up among the other sections of the
ISLAND and to press Upon him for
the others in the advent of the in
crease funds that he expects to get
from the city for nor concerts.
The high school matter was dis
cussed at length and the matter was
left to the executive committee to
Investigate. The hardship of the
pupils of this end of the island vas
pointed out in going TO Curtis at
New Brighton.
The re-districting of the alder
manic district was given much at
tention and a committee was named
to investigate the proposition. The
association claims that the fifth
Bnd fourth ward should COM
prise the aldermanic district here in
stead of the third ward being apart.
The committee will report at the
next meeting.
A communication from Deputy
Fire Commissioner Einzinger in re-
gard to the extension of the paid
fire department to Great Kills, states
that he had taken the matter up
fdth Fire Commissioner brennan of
J%tisance was referred to the depart
kent of health and the continuance
III. the Communication rate will be
1saken care of by the transportation
committee. Several new members
Joined at the meeting. No place for
the next meeting was decided upon
but an effort will be made to have it
at Pleasant Plains.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-11
FREE DANCING
BIC FEATURE
Firemen's Old Home Carnival
is Continued With Great
Success Here

A good sized crowd attended the
Firemen's Old Home Celebration on
the Central Railroad field at Smith
and Elm streets last night. This was
the first of three extra nights the
firemen have decided to run n an
effort to make up for losses ncur-
red by the weather last week n TO
dispose of the stock on hand.
The free dancing last night at
tracted a great many and this VIII
be continued tonight and tomorrow
night. Contestants entered in the
three popularity contests for which
several prizes will be awarded, cen
tinued their drive for votes last night
and it is probable that there Will be
a great many surprises when the
final count is made tomorrow night.
A wrist watch and two diamond
rings are the prizes offered in the
ladies' contest. three diamond rings
in the baby event and a bicycle Iii
the boys contest. Whether the loss
of last week and the stock on hand
is disposed of. it has been practical
ly decided not to run after tomorrow
night.
The standing in the contests to
date:
Ladies'-Miss A. Hanson, S.llo,
Miss A. Seiboth. 1916; Miss Z. Lar
son. 1850; Miss G.. Schuck,,1,4
Miss II. Godlesky, ZIG, and Miss j.
Gerity, 100.
Babies'-R. Farrell, 1913 and B.
Elmer, 1926.
Boys'-C. II. Tarlowski, I'LL;
r. Farroat, 1000; T. Donovan, 9S4;
F. Cleary. $50; w. Blanchard, 500,
and A. Ur. 100.
All votes must he in nv 9 o'clock
tomorrow night when the counting
will he started.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-11
SEVERAL SLIGHTLY HURT
IN MORGAN ACCIDENT

SOUTH AMBOY, July Ii
Through a very narrow margin sew
eral persons escaped with minor
injuries, when I'VE automobiles col
lided on Tic Morgan road late last
night.
Flank Bailey of Newark. owner
and driver of a touring car. en- route
to his home from the shore. and
Frank VeIbisk, of Morgan Beach,
owner of another touring car. col
liGeI at a point just above what is
known as the Dead Mans Curve
No serious injury was reported TO
the occupants of eithe" car. al
though the smaller a owned by
Nerbisk was swung completely
around and damaged to a slight eX-
tent, while the other a had to be
lowed to ? garage in this city for
extensive repairs. There were no
passengers in the Verbisk car.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-11
FREEHOLDERS TO GET BIDS
ON BIG BOND ISSUE.

NEW BRUNSWICK, July IL
William S. Dey. director of the
Board Of Freeholders. has called a
special meeting for Thursday at 1880
o'clock standard Anne for the pur-
pose of receiving bids on a $3O1,O0o
Road Improvement Bond Issue. A
short term bond was 'ssued two
years ago, returning six per cent IN
terest. The bids Thursday will be
for Il long term, at four and a half
per cent interest material saving
to the county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-11
PLEASANT PLAINS

Misses Hazel and Helen White
are spending their vacation at Lin
coin Park. N. J..
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Baldwin of
Frooklyn, were visitors at Prince
Bay Sunday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
d McAllister Mayne, of Amboy
faad, recently.
Mrs. Henry Cordes and George
Cordes left Friday for California,
where they will take up their resi-
6ence.
Mrs. Leon Richards of Jackson
vile, Fla, is the guest of ner
brother. Charles Metcalfe, of Great
Kills.
The Girls Community Club of
Huguenot Park, will have a public
Installation of officers at the Re-
formed church tonight. The parents
and friends of the girls have been
invited.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-11
Famous Horses May Race

NEW YORK, July 11.-Negotia-
tons are under way to bring togeth-
er Harry Payne Whitney's Wiskaway
twice conqueror of Norwich and VIM
ner of the Latonia special and Grey
Leg, the Rancocas stables famous
four year old, in a special race at
the Empire City track in Yonkers'
1t is planned to hold the race a week
from next Saturday on a weight Tor
age basis over a mile and a furiong.
Under the conditions proposed for
a meeting between the two, Grey
Leg would shoulder 126 pounds
and Whiskaway ia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-11

some bearing upon the price lists for
both the general and sanitary ware
branches, it developed yesterday.
From what can be gathered dele
gates will firmly oppose any pTore-
sails from manufacturers in Neither
branch for a decrease in the scale.
In olme quarters there is a feel
ing that there should be a restora-
ton of the II IL per cent. cut ac-
cepted by the general war trade last
year More conservative delegates
are asking for at least a portion
back. Some increases are also asked
in the resolutions for the sanitary
ware.
After a brief session this morn
ing the convention adjourned to per-
NIT committees to work on the reso-
lutions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-11

STATE NEWS

CAMP DIN, Wrightstown. July
ll.-Training school for officers of
the Second Army Corps, most of
whom are overseas veterans, opens
here on Tuesday. July IS, accord
ing to an announcement made today
at the office of Brigadier General
Graves. camp commander. Several
hundred reserve officers from New
Jersey, New York, and Delaware
will attend the school which will
deal principally with field
ers. firing and defensive problems.
n operations of men in action, and
VIII precede the opening of the citi-
zenS training camp for cavalry and
engineer branches on August l..
ATLANTIC CITY. July 11--A
fagman known as Jimmy at the
shore roa crossing of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad crossing was found
asleep at the switch when the 5
o'clock express from Atlantic City
Numbered past. Approaching au-
tomobilists pulled up in time to es-
cape. Chief of Police Schaufflein
reported the drowsy fagman to Ed
ward Hackett. chief section man,
and he was promptly suspended.
A m~otorcyclist who was approach
ing the crossing at high speed saw
the train and dropped from his ma
chine. The riderless motorcycle sped
over the track a bare second ahead
of the traic.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-11
Held for Woodbridge Robbery

NEW BRUNSWICK, July IL
Joseph Mako, alias Fuffano, has
been arrested in Brooklyn by the
New York police. and is being held
for thirty days pending removal to
the Middlesex county Jail on a
charge of stealing brass journal
boxes from the p. r. r. at Port
Reading. He was picked up fol-
lowing an alarm sent out by County
Detective Ferd David. Mako has
3 bad record, and has served sew
eral prison terms. He has been wan
dering about the vicinity of West
field, Crawford and Belleville lately.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-11
DUNELLEN ENGINEER KILLS
HIMSELF WITH RAZOR

DCNELLEN. July Thames ].
Mulholland, forty. employed as an
engineer on the Jersey Central Rail-
road. a found by his wife
yesterday, dead in the w~oodshed OF
his home. his throat slashed by his
own razor.
Mullholland had been III two
years. and had not worked steadily.
1t was said he was respondent. He
leaves a widow and several riil-
dren. Coroner Harding of New
Brunswick, after an investigation,
pronounced it a case of suicide.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-11
BIRTH RATE
LOWEST OF B0R0UGHS

TOTTENVILLE. July lin the
report of the Health Department for
the borough of Richmond for 1921
just made public there were $3.50
births on the island or 1924 per
thousand inhabitants. Richmond
borough ranks the lowest of all the
boroughs in the amount of births,
but holds third place as the number
of births per thousand inhabitants
with Manhattan and Brooklyn lead
ing.
Staten Island had only SS7 mar
riages in 1921, the smallest number
of all of the five boroughs. There
were 1887 deaths on the island or
1856 per thousand, making Rich
mond rank the lowest as to the
amount that died.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-11
Sherif's Jury Acts

NEW BRUNSWICK, July IL
The sheriff's jury, sitting on a writ
OF inquiry, has awarded the First
National Bank of Midtown, comp
lainant against Jerome Chaffee, in
mate of the states prison, $500 TO
obtain the automobile used by Chat
fee and three others in their rob-
berry of the Milltown bank several
years ago. The automobile will
make up for the losses incurred at
hat time by the bank.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-11
Emi,v Dora Christina oviande

TOTTENVILLE. July 11.-Emlly
Dora Christina Qviande died Satur-
day at her home in Richmond VAL
ley. The funeral which was private,
was held yesterday from her late
residence. The interment was in
Moravian cemetery. New Dorp.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-11

OCEAN CITY. July 1.-THE
Ocean City Beach Patrol, members
of which have a remarkable record
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-11

ATLANTIC CITY, July IL
About one-fourth of 204 resolutions
before the annual convention of the
National Brotherhood of Operative
Potters, now in session here, have
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-25
Employment

CATHOLICS. attention. Memorial
day IL near DO not let II paat
without ordering n proper monu.
ment Tor your cemetery lot, am
uHcnt for the largest monument
dealer In Oklahoma with n COM
plete local stock. Terms arr
ranged Fun guarantee. Bank
references furnished. SEQ Frank
J. iicnnekeH at knights OF Co.
lumhns home, Sixth ana Frisco,
Phone Usage N2tb7 or Usage
a0be-J.
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Live Stock

FOR sALE-Puro- bred registered Spotted
Poland china piss male Or female. I
TO q months old. Cherokee stock Farm,
Robert Elliott, owner. lioX 2l0. Wichita
Falls Tcsas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-25
MOrEIs-KOOMiNG HOUSES

FOR sALE--Twelve.room tooming house
rSrm, rSG sh' SSaSSnSspns hrshsT Clean ssSaTs Sao
and good furniture; electric lights. hot
and cold water, ht bargain. Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-25

SECOND. t.. i.34-Four-room apartment,
hardwood floors: In-a-dor bed. prlyae
bath and laundry; newly deeorated.-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-25
Employment
siTuArIoss wANrID-MALg

MUTATIONS WtNTtD-MAIE R
MAN 40 years Old wsnts house aud yard
work with private fnmily. 1sl.d. World
YOUNG MARRIED. man desires position
az chief clork OF department head. with
oil company Past employer for refer
ence. Usage 6s5(.
YOUNG matfIed man hlgh school and
college education, now employed, do.
HiroH connection With oil company. best
NJ references Cs1nr 1891
YOrNB MAN ~ good ability In most any
Kind ~ work desites clerical or sales
rasluoni can is'9tt now WORK reason
YOuNo man desires office position as
stoHfA,rhphcr, bonkkeepsr or cost nc-
rGuntant. well experienced In these
liner. reasonable salary. WIN start Inn
mediatcly. %, care World.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMhIE ~
AN EXPERtENCED. competent stenog
fapher desirea Temporary or permanent
position, OsaFe GbGl.
nuOKKEErER. R.srENOdRAPHEH. cSpa-
bio ~ taking fun charge of books ana
offirc detail Cedar 2iaf,
COMPETENT whne woman 20 cors for
Children by day or hour references
tnli UsaRo Aii1.H. -
CASHIER who can give reference wants
poaltlon with some reliable firm, Call
Osage 1859 Miss SPEAKER. ...-..-..-.
FAMILY WASH done Tor 81 dozen. Call
osage 653s, call Mrs Golcamith.
u "
In obsietricM and other cases. call
Usage 1879, MfA McAtee.
coon lsundrosr wants work by hour.
can Osago ciGi.
HOME Laundry Mems and family
ggashlngss,, Prompt and good service
LAuNDRY-Rough dry ana finished. ci..
tern water. Called for and delivered
Ossge 42is.
NICE. neat ool0rod woman, Willing to do
WORK, cook or general houaeworh. Cnll
O02 ~. Greenwood.
POarTTON by glrl, experienced In office
work. with good knowledge Of book
keeping and stenography Phone Osage
7sD.H
STENOURAPHER-Oi aud railroad eE-
pcrienCc, wants Hcctctarinl position by
June /. go. world.
STENOoRAPHER desires position; speaks
two languages call Cedar db0I.J.
TULSA WET wAsH-Twenty pounds
washed, rlnsed, blued. ready Tor line
VI additional weight 30 pound
Each wash done separately. making u
absolutely impossible 20 lose any clothes
Give us trial. Cedar s5iJR. 72os E
Hodge,
| WASHING aud laundry work guaranteed
l9iG H. Hodge. Cedar g2ss. Pauline
Iintuchinn.
| WANTED-NursinE hv day or week, b,
hospital trained nurse. call osake iio6
WOMAN wants day work Call osas'
| WANTED Nlddlc.sged woman want,
| Ioaming house Ia manage. Phone Osag'
! bb2p. Mrs. Harris.
| WANTED Hotel, house cleaning or cafe
teria work; no cooklns Cedar 2799,
| WANTED -wAshinga 10 do; work dom
| right, CRll Mrs Norris Ossge $50,
WANTED-Work by day or hour. Phon,
| Usage 2eRi
| WANT laundry work In exchange foi
| servants quarters. references. Osag,
gt0l.
| tNi Tor nnd return. Cedar SOL.
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fIFTEEN iah0Ters, call AT 1870 v. sixth.
Tulaa Wrecidns GO,
FIRST CLASS Rcetylene welder. Apply
Texas Co. refining department. Usage
1873
HOTELs NEED TRAINED MrN-Nation-
wide demand for hish-SAlarod eNecu-
tives; past experience unnecessary; we
train you by mail and put you in touch
with big opportunities everywhere
Write at once for particulars LOWS
Hotel Training School. Desk e6ls
Washington, u. &.
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FURNITURE decorating. retinishing. up.
holstering. repairing refrigera tors
enamelsd, porch furniture made over
and decorated: highest quality work at
prices within reason. Usage t36. Tulso
Furniture Repair shop.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-25
FLATs--FuRNHsIED

FLATs--FURNh1iED
ADMIRAL q. s4Og--Newly decorated
3-room apartment, all eohVehienN'''
Usage ASso. -
ADMIRAL. W. I6iT-Cozy. modern apart
ment; furnished; two rooms ana pre-
fast room; $3.50 per week, Osage eL-H
APARTMENT-Nicely furnished i9u,
rooms; bath and sleeping porch; h@.so @
good well OF water; very best SUNNI,
location; garaA II desired; possess"
June /. Call Mr.. sutton. Cedar l.I0.
BELL APARTMENTs-22in n, Msih,
newly equipped; furnished for hoes
keeping; reasonable rates; adultS "H''
Cedar li6..
CINCINNATI, 8, i2Oi--Three-room, ~
nished apartment with sleeping p,y'
ground floor, private entrances e'e''
thing furnished. Osage s2bl,J.
CLOSE IN-Five large. well-yenua,..
n rooms and sleeping porch; very desiIs,
bile; garage; reasonable terms w '"
party. Call morning. Usage NsS .---
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-25

DESIRABLE FIVE ROOM
second floor apartment at 11l2 West
Second street; unusually cool; pos
session now: rent starts June j.
couple preferred. Usage 1859 ana
Usage 1856.
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siX-ROOM modern apartment: garage,
maids rooms. laundry; Janitor serFict'
500 monthly. Usage 374s or Cedar ou9'
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FURNITURE AUCTION
Saturday, at ! y. m, three bedroom
suites. dining-room suite, new and
used rugs Of all kinds. refrigcra-
tors. piaros, Yictrolas and other
miscellaneous open for your In
spection. Tulsa Auction CO., l05
y. Boulder. Cedar 1865.
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PLAZA COURT-Five-toom efficiency.
deep well. modern convenienceA Apply
l02 Plaza Court. Phone Cedar 2s
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-03
MATKA POLIIIzOvK vKI.lk
KED JEJ Df1fA zAIII TRoK

Poldruha roene dieveatko Mary
.lnez Green 4 Z. lt;s Bruce St. "a
bite hoso okamxitc v.sstreduvpo o.
.bede. lsed nakladaly a,ltomobil +.
Shrabskeho, vyrabatel'a sodovky
ma Franklin Ave. riadeny Joze-
fom Giowacki 3 Youngstown,
.presiel cez jeho hla1Nka. ID a II
damn, dievcatko vybehlo zpoza
voza pred automobil. Jeho lebka
bola rozmliazdena ma kfsoeky.
s dieysatkom "a hrali naI nlici i
iej dvaja bracekovia, jeden 8 q
druhy 4-rocny a videi, ako ich se-
strieka bola zabifa. Ich otec Dol
Y robote4 ieh matka ma politi,
ckej sch6dzi s
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-03

"a Il 4 e Z
James Conroy, 2l-rocny Irean
q {. 22O E. Marion Ave. t1lal sa Y
sobotu Y noel 5 kamaratmi ,po W.
chodnej casti mesta. Pri r. Fede-
raj naoste stretli sa ) nigroni Dem
mis- Millbun, do ktoreho zaeali ga
brdat' a chceli ho nabit' Ten u
|tekal domoy a Conroy ka1naras-
nj "a MIN. Pri dverach domu, ktp-
IRE nem0hol hned otyorit niger
|yytiahOl n6z a pichol Gpnroya do
prs. Ten Dol odvezeny do mestskcj
nemoenice, kde, Y stredll r6sho do
konal. TAX ie to, kto ma zlych kA-
mar&tov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-03
GREK vo WARREN
Boil ZASTRELEN1

v stredu vecer 0 +. Nick Flass,
forman Trumbull Steel Co., Siel
= roboty domov. Ma Pine ulici Di-.
[orsios Kokinitis, Grek, kfortho.
Flass pred par dna,ni prepustil :.
roboty, nrazu zastavil sa pred
Flassom a hodil mn jednu poriad-
|nu, tax ze So svalil ma zem. Potion
chcel uskocit'. Flassa to tax napa-
lilo, ze Fsiei "a nim q ma schodkchI
domu no xastrelil. Flass Dol are
stovany skoro okanzite po stretn
be a bnde sndeny vfazdy. q
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-03
DATE PozoR ma 11rI,
NEDAvAJTE m 4kPAL'KY
|Dve diev6atka xomrsly I'd popale-
min, sapric icinenych x<pal 'kami.

Filomela iRcchitlpo, 3 rocnA
dievcatko . East Youngstown 70.
mrela Y stredu V boloch Cd pale
min, ktore utrpela Aitprok. .Hrala
sd 80 zapal'kami.
Podobnou smrt 'ou siSla sosveta
.3-rocna Lillian WoolensAck Z &c
Guffey Road, Hrala 81 II .garadzzi
SO zapal 'kami zapkaila 81 saty.
,Prisla do izby k matke horiaca a.
fko syieca Matka jej plamene "a
hasila, ale ~ boil oneskoro, lebo
Eod pop6lenin ha chrpsssR r,lkach
zpmrcla 81
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-03

Najsv. M. Jezis 14O dietkam. Pc.
tom slilzil pontifikalnu sv. omsu
" st. COLUMBIA chrime IA Knights
of Columbus, ktofi slavili tn 25
.rocne jubileum. o 3. hodinc pre-
.viedo .posviacku chramu v Bar.
berton a vecer Dol slavnostnyn
Irecnikom ma bankcte X. of G.
Y pondelok birnoval 200 kandi
datov v Lady Of Mt. Carmel chra
me a vecer 300 kardidatov Y chra
me Neposkvr. Pocatia.
V ntorok konfirmoval chra
me Sv. Amy a yecer Y chram,
Sv. Columbia.
v stredu rano birmoval vyst
200 kandidatov chrame osad,
Sv. Antona a vecer osade Sv
Cyrilla a Methoda.
Vlstvrtok birmoval v Sacre'
Heart osade.
v piatok udellje sv. birmova
MIA v chrame osady sy. Kazimir,
rano o 3. a vecer 0 pol 8. y chra
me osady Sy. Edwarda.
| " sobotu udeli sv. birmovam;
rano chrame osady Sv. Franti
ska, naco sa vrati do Cleveland,
kde bude tiez birmovat a Z. nov
lzncastni sa diamantoveho jubile
,lmu cleyelandskej dioceze.
Osvp. bislxnp sa vrati birmova.
do Youngstown 3. novembra, a 81
lee v osades Sv. Stanislava rano /
10. 4 Y osade Sv. Jozefa vecer !,
Ipol s.
10. novembra preyedie bii'mo
ivanie v horyatskei osade Sv. Pc.
"a a Pavla rano 0 3. hodine.
Cd II. Ho IS. nov. bnde birmo
lvat Y Lorain 4 inych mestach
vrati sa 40 Youngstown 19. nc
vembra, hedy preyedie posviack,
chramu H jana Krstitel'a \ +
YoungstoNn r6n0 o 3. hodine
po polndiA udeli sviatost' birme
vania q 81 h6d II tejze osadc.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-03

Asi $50 deti obdrzalo sviatost
|. birmovania.

Y stredu yecer vydrziayane boz
ly .ceremOnie udelovania sv. bir-
movania mladezi osady Sv. Cyril
La Methoda "a vel mi dojlma-
vych vyjayoy, krasneho spevu a
prftomnosti pocetnych knazoy,
kmotroy. rodicov nabozneho
Pudu. ,Sv. birmovanie udeloval
.osvp. biskup Schrembs, ktory boil
nateseny mad tym, re dietky slo-
venskych rodieov su dplne zane
rikanizovane, no vzdor tomu ne.
zabudly svoju materinsk1 sloven-
skn rec milujh rodnn vlast svo-
jich rodieov.
Vfl'ky chram osady>Sv. Cyrilla
a Methoda boil preplneny a posky-
toyal oku krasny pohl'ad. Ozdo-
beny Dol papezskymi prapormi, a
merickymi zastavmi a kvetinami
Rev. Jan M. Liscinsky, duchov-
ny sprayca osady Rev. Kratkym
dobre pripravili konfirmantov ku
tejto posvatnej slavnosti. Ich ma
bozne spevy ozyvaly sa ako sbor
anje.ov a hra prof. Mrazeka ni
organe vynimala sa carovne. Muz-
sky spevokol spieyal po prvy raz
biskupsku hymnu pri procesii q
pozdejsie Veni Creator.
Osvp. biskupovi cestnymi dea.
konmi boil Rev. j. A. Stipanovid
a Rev. Leo. j. Brissell. Deti oble.
Gene boly do cisteho bieleho satu,
Ibez sperkov.
i Bola to pamitna cirkevna slav,
most Rev. Liseinsky 7 NAL hrozne
moe prace snielen \ svojej osade
ale y inych yypomahal, nasled
kom coho slime nachladol ma
! hornekn. Teraz sa vsak NJ dost
dobre citi.
Osvp: biskup Schrembs je mi
moriadne zaaiaty. " nedel'u ude
: <. 2 ~ e. I.
lil sviatost hirmoyania Y ssad,