davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-17

Porady slovsnslJsh xuYanOv
Minister pre- Slovensko dr.. Kkllay
svolal ma 3. a 4. novembra poradu
slovenskych zupanov do Bratisla-
IVY. Ma porade pojednavaly - o
tazky drahote, nezamestnanosti,
vyst 'ahovalectve, zupnej reforme
|atd'.
Hrozny nalklad na statnych
zamestnancov. Ceskoslovenska re-
publika vyda roene Z nliliard Il
66O milionov kornn ma platy stat
nym robotnikom a iiradnikom. To
je. skoro poloviea celeho statneho
rozpoctu.
= DvAja t'azko q traja l'ahsie
raneni ceskymi cetnilmi v DOL
nych Strh&roch. Obet mi cetnf-
ckej strestenosti nadutosti ID.
Strharoch v Novohrade boil piati
Islovenski sedliaci, ktorych diva
ia Dol it 'azko a traja l'ahsie ra-
neni. Tamojsia Rol 'nicka Beseda
vyniesla rezoluciu, ktorej odsu-
dzuje neopravnene pouxitie zbrani
fin. straze, a eetnictya.
= BOZ sidlo Povazskej zupy.
Dha %. okt. predlozili, slovenski
l'udovi poslanci parlamente pa
matny spis mesta ziliny ktorom
sa Zilina domaha, aby ma miesto
Turc. Sv. Martina bola Zilina W.
volena "a sidlo buddcej vel 'kej
zupy Povazskej. PamatnM spis u
vadza podrobne dovody, v kto-
rych poukazuje sa na to, re Zili-
na lezi na krizovatke dolezitych
drah a re nasledkom toho hodi sa
lepsie "a sfdlo vel 'kej zupy ako
Turc. Sv. Martin. Spis hovorf: !:
"Uznavame a korime sa pred ne
hynncimi zasluhami Turc. Sv. Mar
tina, co ohniska budenia narodne-
ho povedomia. ale geograficka u
clenenost' mesta ziliny samozrej-
mo predurcuje Zilinu "a sidlo vel
zupy. Naproti tomu je Turc. Sv.
Martin. nepatrne, 1000 obyvate-
l'ov maj1ce vidiecke mesto.' -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-17
RoZPOCET CEsKosLOvKN-
sKEJ REPuBLIKY.

Financny rozpocet republiky
esko-Slovensllej, ktoreho osnova
bola predlozena Narodnemu shro-
mazdeniu novym ministrom finan-
eli drom Ras1nom, sklada sd z
vlastnej osnovy zakona prflon,
obsahujnci rozpocet statny na rok
1928.
Osnova financneho zakona ma
II clankov je rozdelena ma dive
casti. V prvej sa jedna o rozpocte
vlastnom, druhej rozpocte in
vesticnom.
Cely rozpocet vykazuje uhrnnu
potrebu statnu ma 1897 $50, ,639
Kcs., ktorych penazi ia riadnc
vydanie pripada 1866, ,O75, ,9O5 K
a na vydanie mimoriadne 5,772,-
|SO4, ,734 Kcs.
Okrem beznych ustanoveni OBJ
sahuje osnova zakaz, ze flverov
povolenych pre- vecne vydaje ne
smie byt' uzite k nhrade vydajov
osobnych.
Prijmy statne stanovia sa SUI
mou 1882, ,39O,s6O Kcs., coho
IA prijmy riadne pripada 1880.
953,34S Kcs., ma mimoriadne $751;,
437, ,512 Kcs. Tychto prijmov ne.
smie byt' pouzite k uhrade vyda.
kov investicnych.
Ma uhradu nekryteho schodku
statneho rozpoctu yo vyske pri.
blizne 566 milionov kor1n zmoc
nuje sa minister financii k liver
nym operaciam.
Rozpocet investicii na rok 1925
vykazuje 2,999,771,0OO kor. a ns
jeho zaokrytie zmocnuje sa mini
ster financif opatrit' liver do !;
miliard korin. Zasada prisneht
! oddelenia statnych vydajov a pri
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-17
HLINKA A JAVORINA.

Minister zahranicnych zalezito-
sti DIR. Benes vyhlasil V senate i V
snemovni pbslancov, re posi-. Hin
ka asi pred rokom V meme Judo
vel strany prisiel na brad ziadat',
ably Javorina vydana bola Polia-
kom "a spisske obce Nedec Kac-
vim.
z tohto vyhlasenia Benesovho
vsetky nepriatel'ske noviny Judo
vel strany probovaly vytlct' vel
ky kapital. "Cierna zrada" bolo
miernym pomenovanim.
Hlinka ale odpovedal ma vyhla.
senie Benesovo, a dPa jeho odpo-
vedi wee sa ma inaksie, nez to Be-
nes nakreslil.
Hlinka sneme udal, re asi pred
rokom deputacia Slovakov z Ne
deca a Kacvina prisla k nemu q
inym SLOW. poslancom ziadala no,
ably v ich meme odovzdal Wade
memorandum, v ktorom sa tato
ziadala, aby ked' az mac nemos-
no tieto dive obce nazad pripojit
ku Slovensku, dala sa Poliakom
Javorina. Deputacia pri tom no.
vorila 0 akomsi malom zaokr1-
hlenf spisskych hrsnic. Memoran-
dunn bolo ministrovi zahranicia O.
dovzdane pred roKsm a cd, tel do
by MIN Hlinka uz nehovoril. IDA
sa, ze tychto d1och uz nam Ja-
vorina bola vzata, lebo bude wa
ta a preto sa hl'ada hriesnik, ma
ktoreho by sa vina mohla svalit'
Tym hriesnikom ma byt' l'udova
|stranA d hlavne Hlinka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-17
AuTovH srot1I1rsn LEvocA-
KHz16AACk.

(Sl. Vych.) Autobusove. spoje-
ME medzi Levocou a Kezmarkom
bolo dna 26. 0 9. hodine po zku-
sobnom chode pravidelne zahaje-
ma.
Zahajenia znGastnili sa zastup-
covia ministerstva post telegra-
fov Prahy, postoveho riaditel'-
stva Rosie, zupanskeho a sllz-
novskeho drada, velitel' posadky
a zastupcovia druhych miestnych
lradov z Levoce spolu so zastup-
eami mesta a vyborom, ktory o
zsvedenie tohoto spojenia praco-
val.
Autobusy do ktorych zasadli u
vedeni hostia pred post. 6radom
vysly Levoce pol 10. hodine a
"a nadhernej vykonnosti strojov,
lahko, pine zat 'azene nechava!y
stanicu "a stanicou, kde vsade "a
staveno a zkiimano 'najvyAodnej-
Sie miesto pre- zastavky: Dravce,
Stvrtok, Machalovce, Farkasovce,
Vrbov, L'ubica a stanici ma ma
mesti starodavneho Kezmarku,
NEST 'anosta Zatopek, ktory uz ma
chotari mesta prisadnul spolu so
zastupcami mesta vyznamnych ho-
st;cv prijal "a vel l'kej 1casti oby-
vatel'stva.
Pc prehliadke mesta a bankete
" hoteli Freyer ,nastlpena bola
zpiatocna cesta do Levoce, kde 0
pei g. pe~ rozl1ceni sa ucastnfci
rozisli. Dnom ~. okt. zahajena az
bola pravidelne doprava dl'a ce-
stovneho poriadku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-17
BULLETIN.
HI adam nasledovnych bratov a
sestry:

Andrej Bank, doz. $50. sboru
Jan Kardos, pokl. $50 SD. Jnff-
re, Pa. Jan Sekel, zap. 373. SD. vo
Wilkes Barre, Pa. Zuzanna Suna,
Maria Minarik, Helena Dobak
Anna Bobek 70 sboru 359. zensk.
V Newark, n. J. Jan Suri, doz. 35s
sboru V Buffalo, N. Y. Barbara
Murarik, zap. $50. Z. sboru v Mil
waukee, Wis. Matej Polak, And
rej Tomastik, Julius Bakos, cd sb.
34S. Coaldale, Pa. And. Rybar
doz. $40 sboru Milwaukee. Mi
chal Handraych, sbor 338 81. Llgy
V Middletown, @. St. Sevecka, pok
271. sb. V n. Chicago. Jan Polak,
doz. 264 sboru v Hamilton, Ohio.
Peter Rybar, Martin Mikeska, An.
Martin, iiradnici sboru 243. Col
yer. Pa. Stefan aSgul, Mich. Po-
lacko, Peter Bosy, 20 sboru 236.
" Don6ra, Pa. Michal Dopater, q.
212 sboru v Blaine, O. Mix. Paw
cula, lcen 1S9. sboru v Spangler,
Pa. Jozef Cipko, Anna Pechy, Jo-
zef Dulak, clenovia SD. l. v New
Yorku.
Bratia, sestry, racte mi. poslat'
vasu spravnu adresu, ably som
Yam mohol dorucit' listy z IRA.
dovne Slovenskej Lfgy.
| Cakajdc Vasu ct. odpoyedi, som
S rodackym pozdravenfm
Jan A. Koctr,
/ tajomnik Slovenskej Ligy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-17
ozNAMEN1E DO WARREN, o

Ct. citatel'om, bxvaidcim vo
Warren, Q. na okolici oznamu-
jeme, ze nasim splnomocnenym "a
stupcom je >. S. NJ. KOVAL, 900
Parkman St., ktory ma pravo V
nasom meme predplatky ma nase
noviny prijimat' prijate peniaze
v meme nasom kvitovat' Prosime
rodakov, aby p. Kovalovi i jeho
praci ma rozMreni tohto casopisu
vsemozne n6 pomoci boil, "a Go i'm
vopred srdecne d'akujeme.
Redakcia a vydavatel'stvo
Youngstownskych SLOW. Novin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-17
. Zpravy z Cesko-Slovenska :

jmov vlastnych Cd poloziek invs-
Isticnych.
| Rozpocet vlastny sam obsahuje
l24 kapitol. Poslednych 16 kapitol
| je rozpocet jednotliyych minister
Istiev, prvych s kapitol obsahuje
rozpocet pre- prezidenta republi-
Ky, jeho kancelariu, Mar. shromaz
ldenie, Najv. spravny sud, Najy.
kontrolny urad, pridely samosprav
nym svazkom, statny dlh republi-
ky, a penzijne zaopatrovacic
!pozitky. Pridely samospravne w
lkazuj1 1880 milionov. Statny dlh
republiky vyziada 81 2,263 milo
nov, penzijne a zaopatrovacie po-
zitky 316 milionov, armada tizas-
n yobnos 2 miliardy 775 milionov,
lskolstvo S5S milionov.1 Podrobny
rozpocet kazdeho ministerstva je:
! /. Pfezident: Vydaje: 1900, 1000
| prijmy: -
2. Kancelaria prezidenta: vyd.
II, ,245,s67, prfjmy: 2,364.236.
3. Mar. shrom.: vyd. 40, ,1S0, ,543,
lpriimy: 204,0OO.
4. Najv. spravny sud: vydaje: j:
3, 429, ,305, prijmy: $4,000.
5. Najv. uc. kontr. trad, ,vyd.:
1896, ,966, prijmy: - +, -
6. Pridely samospr. sv. 1885,
O53, 900, prijmy: -
Z. Statny dlh res. 2,79O,225,-
1874, prijmy: '.H'
|, 8. Penzijne a zaopatrovacie po-
zitky: 539,295, 1854, prfjmy: 61,-
662,9S4.
9. Preds. min: rady 516,471,270.
prijmy: 529,43O,747.
10. Min. zahranicia 215,162, ,194
prijmy: 35,934, 900.
II. Min. narodnej obrany: vyd.
2,775,137,132, prijmy: 176, 6,SO4, ,467.
-. Min. vndtra: 5S6,694,115
prijmy: 6,416,170.
13. Min. skolstva: S5s,S95, 1876,
prijmy: 14,974,519.
IA. Min. financii: vyd.: 1856
1886, prijmy: 1O,437, ,46O,741.
Is. Min. obchodu: 51,913,064,
prfjmy: Ga, ,905 900.
16. Min. post: ssO,35s,23O, pri-
jmy: 1852, ,O53, $50.
II. Min. zeleznic: 4,2O6,OS1 ,O4O,
prijmy: 4,951,75 $3.50.
Is. Min. pol'nohospodarstva:
vyd.: 773,959,306, prijmy: 673,-
59s,51s.
19. Min. spravodlivosti: 3O2,-
544 ,2So, pr. 1886, ,4S3.
20. Min. verej. prac: vyd.: $685.
666.10O, pr. 59S,741 ,496.
q. Min. soc. peclivosti: vyd.:
735,S31 ,461, pr. 4,064,967.
%. Min. zasobovania: vyd. IT,
49,, 1902, pr. 81, 900.
%. Min. zdravotnictva: vyd.:
2O6, ,545, ,592, pr. 65, ,661 ,622.
"a. Min. unifikacie: vyd. 2.016,-
344, prijmy -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-17

Kostoln5 Frantisek. posledne
r. !, Box 104, 81. Johns, Mich.
Pokorny otokar, posledne 1O47
Union Ave-, Cleveland, O.
Horvat Stefan, posledne sta.
te Connecticut, v rneste Darien.
Molnar Vojtech, posledne 2063
w. 10Th ST., Cleveland, @.
Rudolfova Bozena, posledne i
pi. Zftko, 34l0 E los ST., Cleye-
land, O.
Matyi Stefan, POSI-. y Yonngs-
town, Ohio.
Juraj Tarabcak, posledne ,
Youngstown, 0.
Podporujte rasich ohlasova'
tel 'Ov, 50 to spoil 'ahlivi obchodnici
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-17
K0N1tjIaf R0s v OLIVE
LAND, ONO
tB0S w. Superior Avs.) hl'ad6
naslsduj6es osoby:

Priizek Vaclav, posledne SOC
State ST., Lorsin, @.
Cicmanec Jan, posledne 749
Franklin st., Detroit, Mich.
! Sasvata Anton, posledne Gle
velande.
Toinko George, posledne 7O10
w. Madison Ave-, Cleveland, O.
Walczak Ignac, mar. 2. VII. 1900
v Kurrewe, +. 1903 odcestoval do
Ameriky.
Haluska Edmund, 1901 Lorain
Ave-, Cleveland, O.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-17
oDHAfEltH rO1fNfKA JIJ1.
LANODFEtDovI Y KAHlGl(ICI.

Odbor Matice Slovenskej v
Kremnici postayil dina %. okto-
bra 1922 odhalil pomnik nadpo-
ruGfka slovenskych dobrovol'ni-
kov Hufbanovych, Jurajovi Langs
feldovi, ktory boil dna %. jiina
1S49 v Kremnici vojenskym sd-
dom Gorgeyovym odsddeny ma
to hned' ukrutnym sposobom po-
praveny.
Bolo to v bdrlivych rokoch 1S4S
a l849. Narody utlaeovane abso-
lutizmom dvfhaly hlavy. Uhry w.
mohly ii svoje ministerstvo a sta
ly sa TAX Station safnostatnym.
Ked' ale tiez Slovaci Lipt.
Sv. Mikulasi sa shromazdili a zia-
dali slovensky snem, slovenske
skoly slovenskd lradnd rec, od-
povedafa i'm uhorska vlada stan
nym pr6vom.
Organizovali teda Slovaci BRAN
ny odpor "a pomoci ceskych do
brovol 'nfkov. Proti Mad 'arom bo-
Jelaeicom cisarska armada s
jovali tiez' Rumuni, Srbi, Horvati
Windischgratzom. Mad 'arskej ar
made velil Gorgey.
v mali 1S49 prisla cisarovi po-
;Moc Ruska a Mad 'ari ustupova-
ii oA pol 'skych hranic k Ruzom-
berku. Ma tomto iistupu necaka-
ne napadol ich Cd chrbta dz-
kom kralovanskom spriesmyku Ju-
raj Langsfeld. Dal ilicati ma Mich
Wac miest velike skaly. 7.
Toto napadnutie zle pohnevalo
tGorgeyho a pret> i patrat' Nal
K tomu prilezitost', >bo Rusi po~
stupoyali opatrnosti pomaly. Po-
darilo sa mu to, ba i Langsfelda
\ sueianskma kostole zajat'.
Langsfeld boil 20 Sucian (Turc.)
kde jeho otec boil krajcirom. Stu
doval v Kezmarku a potom ev.
teologiu Presove. Narodne Dol
upovedomely a hned' vst1pil do
dobrovol nickel armady.
Zajateho okovoch inymi E.
ste doviedli do Kremnice, kde sa
hrde primal k svojmu slovenske-
mu cfteniu. Odvrhnul vojensky
sud, lebo vraj ako bojovnik konal
len svoju povinnost' a teraz je l.
ba zajatcom.
Ale velitel' kremnickej posadky
rozhodnul: "Pre toho je gul 'ka
pridobra, mech visi." A este toho
dina boil pred ocima krajanov po-
praveny hume ma klinci. Ne
bolo kata, pomocnik sintra bol
donuteny popravu vykonat'. Diva
razy spadol 1bohy Langsfeld, az
priskocil cigan-mad 'arsky vojak,
lebo sa uz nemohol divat'. a W.
slobodil Langsfelda Cd trapenia.
Skolska mladez musela byt' pri-
tomna, aby videla, ako sa tresta
"vlastizradca''. ~
No, potion sa vec obratila, pri-
sli Hurbanisti. dali hrob posvatit';; >;
krizom ozdobit', mrezou ohradit'
a dive lipy zasadili.
Ale 20. rokoch niekto koru LIP
ol1pal a tie uschly, zmizol al kriz,
al mreza.
Preto je nasou povinnost 'ou o.
zdobit' hrob tohoto legionara
uctievat' jeho pamiatku. Isl. W
Predplat'te Youngstownskt
= - ~ 3 80
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-17

Predplat'te Youngstow11skt
slovenske Noviny svojim
pribuznym ma Slovensku |!
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-02
SKETCH OF PROPOSED ARNIORY.
Continued from Page II

The building, approximately 20 feet
wide, will be set we'll back from the
street, the first or main floor being on
about the same level as the first floor of
the postofice building. \ wide cement
walk will lead to the heavy buttressed
cement entrance steps, at each side of
which will be iron standards bearing a
cluster of electric lights. The entrance
will be in the form of a circular arch,
with the doors recessed for weather pro-
lection.
The exterior will be of red brick, with
cast cement stone trimming. The second
and third story windows will be placed
in large circular openings. giving weight
and dignity to the structure and adding
greatly to its architectural beauty. Heavy
pilaSters will break the walls in the rear,
supporting the immense steel Orders of
the interior construction and providing
rest for the framework of the large drill
shed and gymnasium at the rear. The
building win be provided with large win
dows on every story and on every side,
furnishing adequate lighting and ventila-
ton, including the basement and galleries.
Entering through doors that open out
ward as provided by law the visitor will
find himself in a large lobby with ter
raZzo floor, paneled wainscoting and
beamed ceiling. Memorial tablets in the
form of two large panels viii adOrn each
side of the lobby. \ wide staircase will
lead from the center of the lobby to sec
ond and third floors. At each side of the
stairway will be doors opening into the
first floor and cutting it off completely
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-02
No Front-Door Keys in Paris.

When an American goes TO Paris for
the first time and rents an apart
ment or takes a room in boarding
house he inquiries innOcently if he may
have a key for the front door. Then
the landlord tenderly shows him the
key of the front door and the Ameri-
can loses all interest in having one
like it. The key is nine or ten inches
long as a rule and weighs at least q
pound. Nobody has ever carried a
front door key in Paris. it SEEM. ana
consequently nobody has eVc. taken
the trouble to make the locks small.
Both the system of having porter or
concierge always on duty at the front
door. and the locks with which that
door is equipped have been handed
down unchanged apparently since the
Middle Ages, when n concierge, as the
original French meaning implies, was
q person with a candle.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-02

the old. school politicians, has been the
record of the second woman to occupy a
seat in the house of representatives, Miss
Alice Robertson of Oklahoma. The sec
ond woman to break through the preju-
dice against women in politics has justi-
fed the experiment according to the Re
publican leaders.
On a record as consistently Republican
as that of the apostle of Republicanism
and conservatism, the late Senator Pen
rose of Pennsylvania, Miss Robertson in
tends submitting herself to the electorate
of her state.
The fight is going to turn on the ques-
ton of whether her record opposed to
welfare and social reform, advocated by
the feminist group. will commend itself
to enough voters, Democrats and Repub-
hcanS alike. to overcome the aggressive
opposition of the wOman's party. .s
The campaign will be unique in that it
will find the women who are organized
under the woman's party fighting one of
their own sex because she refused to fol-
low the dictates of the woman's party
and fought the maternity bill. But Miss
Robertson is going directly to the people
on her record, and she is prepared to de-
fend it vigorously.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-02

from the rest of the building as occasion
may require.
The first floor and basement viii be
used by the state for armOry purposes.
At the front regimental offices will be
provided, each equipped with a large
clothes closet, and each opening upon a
side corridor leading to bath rooms, sup
ply rooms and recreation rooms. Opening
from the main corridor large doors will
90 feet, with a stage, at each side of
which will be enclosed fire escapes ex-
tending from the basement to the gallery
level, enclosed the entire height with
brick walls and fire doors.
In the basement also will be large store
rooms for government supplies and camp
equipment, also garage for company
trucks. The mess hall viii be large
enough to seat one entire company.
Kitchens fitted with stoves, sink and pan
try, will adioin. The company lockers
will be placed around the side walls of the
mess hall. There will be a rife range
fitted with target gun rests.
In the front basement will be the coal
bins and boiler room with twin boilers to
heat the building by steam. The main
toilet rooms will be opposite, equipped
with shower baths and every modern con
venience of plumbing. The first floor and
| basement win afford complete company
quarters and will be equal in floor area
and equipment to any similar armOry in
the state.
The second and third floors will be given
over entire for Brattleboro community
house purposes and club rooms for the
American Legion and other war service
organizations At the front of the sec
ond story corridor. separated by glass
| partition, will be the Office of the house
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-02
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Leland Miller. who has been visiting
in Manchester with relatives, returned
home today.
Winston Barr has returned from Man
chester, y. H., where he spent the holt
days with relatives.
Miss Grace NJ Emerson. teacher in Al
bany, \. V, returned there today after
10-dayS' vacation here with her sister
Mrs. G. G. Fits.
Councilman W L. McCrillis of North
'ampton, Mass, and George McCrillis of
Springfield (Vt.) spent Sunday with their
father, l.. S. A1cCrillis of 137 Elliot street.
Howard Richardson, who had been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs G. w.
Richardson. returned this afternoon to
Boston. where he is attending the Bent
ley School of Accounting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burton and son,
Leslie, returned last night from a visit
with relatives in Canada. Mrs. Burton
and son had been there a month"; Mr. Bur
ton spending the holidays there.
Mr.. and Mrs William Brewster, who
have been visiting Miss Florence II.
Wells, will leave tonight for Windsor to
visit until Saturday or Sunday, when
they will return to their home in Allston,
Mass
Among those from here who are at
tending the University of Vermont who
returned today to Burlington are Lincoln
Adams. Harry Plumb, Willard Coleman.
Hayden Randall, Henry Lawton, Claude
Tate and Earl Fafby.
Arthur f. Alderman, who has had a
position over a year with the Millers
Falls company, left today for Nillers
Falls to remain at the main plant until
the middle of the month, when he will be-
gin as travelling salesman for the same
concern. His territory will be through
the Middle West
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-02

master and matron. The glass partitions
will afford these officials complete over
sight of the entire floor In the front OF
this floor and entirely on the south side
of the corridor will be boys rooms, con-
sisting of a large recreation room with
locker and toilet rooms, with door lead
ing into the gymnasium. On the west
side of the corridor will be similar rooms
for girls, also with a door leading INTO
the gym. The main entrance to the GYM
nasium will be through large doors open
ing from the main corridor. The gym
will extend to the roof girders, with
balcony on three sides, n stage and lire
escape entrances. Like the drill shed be-
low it will contain 5,4O0 square feet. The
seating capacity Of the balcony will be
about 400 and that of the main floor APP
proximately 800, although in case of a
large gathering the capacity of the gym
nasium could probably be extended' to
], 800.
The third floor of the main building
will be given over to Brattleboro patriotic
sccieties-the Grand Army. WOman's
Relief Corps, Spanish War Veterans,
American Legion and the Legion Auxil-
iary. At the front will be the recreation
ROOM and back of this the kitchen, toilet
and store-rOoms. There will be an open
fireplace in the recreation room corner. \
dumb-waiter in the kitchen will con
meet with the mcSs-hall kitchen in the
basement through which provisions and
dishes may be delivered.
On the north side of this floor Will be
the assembly hall for meetings, with a
large womens retiring room at the rear.
Offices for post officers will be at the front
of the main hall. The Legion rooms will
be furnished from the $500 receipts
from the Labor day celebration.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-02
MOVE TO GUST
SENATOR LODGE
Irish Sympathizers Dislike His Stand
for Disarmament and Against
Irish Independence.

WORCESTER. Mass. Jan. "A
campaign aimed to defeat Senator Lodge
for denomination at the Republican pri-
mary next fall was launched here yester-
day at a meeting Of the council presidents
in Worcester county of the American
Association for the Recognition of the
Irish republic. About % councils were
represented.
Members of the association are urged
TO cancel party enrolment and enter any
primary as free lances Ito aid friends and
defeat enemies Of the Irish republic"
State President John f. Harrigan said
the resolution embOdying the recommends
ton, which was adopted by the meeting
was aimed at Senator Lodge for his
statement that the resolution of Senator
Norris to recognize the independence of
ireland, would remain in the foreign re-
lati0ns committee "a long while"
The meeting also went on record as
denouncing any alliance in any form or
guise, offensive or defensive. by this coun-
try with any foreign power"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-02

tournament. the new single-string aver
ages of the men on both teams have been
posted. These averages include the match
on Saturday night, and are as follows /:
Pros-Barber 81, Dimes 90, Felch 50.
Locke So. Croll Sc Ellis Sc. Sparks So,
Boman 81, Hemenway 81, Prescott 81,
Moffatt SO, Tracey SO, Agnew SO,
Streeter 50. Cruger 81. Howe so, Bailey
So f. Johnson so. A. George 10 Holder
76, futile 76, Exner "A. Robertson IS, g.
Chase rs. \. George 6S. Antis-M.
johnson %, Doyle IS. Thompson IS,
Skinner 81. Morse So, White So. Hall S5,
Miller 81. Wilson 81. Wales 50. McRae
81, Veile so. Crowell so, Tenuey 70. Proc
tor 30, Vinton 20. Gustafson 20. Chase rs.
Kelley rs, Winchester II, Corson -,
Warwick n, Stafford rs, r. Pettee &c,
Huestis 70. Wellman 20.