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Evening journal., 1922-09-07
DINNERS AFTER
BUSY FAIR DAY
Exhibitors and Hereford
Cattle Breeders Meet at
dupont Tables
HOPE TO RAISE
MORE WHITE FACES"

The Hotel DUPONT was the scene
of two dinners last night when ex-
hibitors at the State Fair were en-
tertained in royal style. One dinner
was given by the Fair Association
members to owners OF racing horses,
show horses and stock while the
exhibitors Of Hereford cattle were
entertained by the three Hereford
breeders OF this section.
The Fair Association dinner was
held in the DuBarry Room with ].
Writ Willis, presiding. The address
OF welcome was made by Frederick
Brady. president OF the Associa-
tion.
Among those who spoke at this
dinner were W. S. Durham, OF
Wayne. Ill. Judge of the draft horse
classes. He said the motor had not
displaced the draft horse on the
farms He predicted that the de-
mand for such horses would IN
crease.
Charles r. Hamilton. OF the Fair
view Pony Stud, at Devon. Pa, spoke
on the horse show as a feature OF
the state Fair. He was pleasantly
impressed with the show and ex-
pressed deepest satisfaction at the
treatment accorded the exhibitors.
F. W. Lawrence, OF Santa Barbara,
Cal. spoke on the prospects and
possibilities, OF the fair. also express
ing greatest satisfaction.
Among those present were: W.
S. Durham. of Wayne. ILL.,, F. n.
Lawrence. OF Santa Barbara, Cal;
Charles r. Hamilton, Fairview Pony
Stud, Devon, Pa; ]. Writ Willis,
Wilmington; W. Lodge Bowles. Mill
wood, Va; Edward W. Twaddell,
Devon, Pa; Joseph II. Gould. Lam
bert J. Foulk, Wilmington; D. Good
en- Pepper. seaford. Del; NorvaI
Pepper, Seaford, Del; Stanley Short,
Cheswold. Del; Linford Webster,
collamer, Pa; David E. Hepler.
Newark, Del; Sanford r. Griffith.
Newark. Del: B. W. Stretch, New
ark. Del; Frank Gilhllan, Round
Head. Ohio; Edwin B. Meyer, Read
ing. Pa; Edward NJ. Mcconnell, |
Spring Station. Ky; W. ]. Fraser,
Lafayette, Ind; Jake B. Guldin, 1
Reading, Pa; Paul Baus, Reading. |
Pa; 7. W. James. Harrington, Del; |
Charles p. Via, New Castle, Ind;
DR.. NJ. W. Mitchell. Goshen, n. Y;
Charles Mabrey. Goshen. ". Y;
A. c. Macy. Reading, Pa; II. N. |
Walker. Bell Haven, Va; Charles |
s. Middagh, MifiiD. Pa; L. c. Cor
bin, York, Pa; ]. Fl. Dagler. New |
Castle. Ind; Grant Paige, Kirklyn. |
Pa; D. Runkin, Fair Haven, N. Y;
McHenry. Hagerstown, Nd: !
William II. Hollett, Wilmington; |
William II. Scott. Darlington, Nd; |
Grant A. Janzen. villa Nova, Pa; /
w. c. Skinner. Mokes Villa, Va; 1
Archie Parker and Richard Atkin-
son. Media. Pa; j. T.Skinner. Mid
dleburg, Va; Joseph W. Mullen, 4
S. II. Fox. Baltimore.
Nd; Rude II. Brown, Kokomo. Ind:
Samuel Y. Nottingham. Eastville.
Va; George w. Swain. Lancaster, |.
Pa; A. II. Tyson. Glasgow. Del; I
". L. Bull. Melfa, Va; NJ. c. Vaughn
Georgetown. Del; Phil Gallagher,
West Jackson, Miss; J. NJ. Collins,
West Jackson, Miss; James Britton.
Spring Station. Ky; W. S. Gracy,
.ewisville. Pa; 7. C. Smith. Mont
,elier, Va; ]. c. Goodwin. Whining
on; Frederick G. Finch. Bellevue,
Del; Fred Noyes, Bellevue, Del:
-ewis S. Fell, Wilmington; Harvey
Z. Fell, Wilmington; Charles II ,
Evening journal., 1922-09-07
G. O. P. W0NlENN
MEETING TONIGHT

A meeting OF the Republican
Women's City Committee will be
held at the headquarters. s32 Ship
ley street. this evening. Although
notice OF the meeting has been sent
out all Republican women OF the
city are asked TO attend. Ballots
will be distributed TO the women.
II is expected that several candi-
dates viii make short addresses.
Evening journal., 1922-09-07
WOMAN WINS PRIZE

Mrs. Leon Ennis. zl2i 0iliis street,
this oity. was tho lucky winner OF a
complete set OF nickie-plated shock
absorbers for Ford car. which
were awarded at the Garrick Thea
tire last night. The shock absorbers
were offered by the Thompson Spring
Company OF this city.
Evening journal., 1922-09-07

resort TO river rides In order TO
keep cool" The Wilson Line re-
ports that tho passenger service on
the wiimington-Phiiadelphia line
has increased considerably during
the hot period.
Evening journal., 1922-09-07
SIMPLE WAY TO
TAKE OFF EAT

There can be nothing simpler than
taking a convenient little tablet four
times each day until your weight Is re-
duced 10 normal That's ADJUST pur-
chase a case OF Msrmola Prescription
Tablets from your druggist for one dol
Jar, the same price the world over. Fol-
low directions-no starvation dieting or
tiresone exercising. Eat substantial food
-be as lazy as you like and keep on
getting simmer. And the best part OF
Marmola Prescription Tablets is they
are harmless. That Is your absolute
safeguard. Purchase them from your
druggist. or send direct 10 Marmola Co,
1912 Woodward Ave, Detroit. Mich.
Evening journal., 1922-09-07

HEAT AIDS RIVER TRAVEL
The intense heat that has been
experienced in this city during the
last few days has caused many
residents OF the city and vicinity to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-16
LITTLE
BENNY'S
NOTE BOOK
By Lee Pape
By Lee Pape

We was having joggriffy In skool and
was hoping Miss Kitty wouldent call
VI me on account Of me not having
.sgied my lessins, espeshilly my log.
srIy, and who was the End persin she
s.,ed on but me. saying, Benny Potts,
.aeening stand up. wich I did, and
sne sed, Ware is Cope Horn?
Gape Horn? l sed.
rrecisely, sed Miss Kitty.
:, a cape is point Of land sticking out
IA some waiter, I sed.
That's perfectly true, though not very
.Aegantiy impressed, and moreover its
Sos wat | asked you, sed Miss Kitty.
meenlng she was still thinking about
osGe Horn, and I sed. Cape Horn?
iour pronunciation Of the werd IA
pefieck, sed Miss Kitty.
:, Being sourcastick, and I sed Chns
"Sn' well. its not in Africka.
Eo and It never was. sed Miss Kitty.
NE thinking, Gosh shang it, ware the
neSx Is 1t. And ! sed. Cape Horn?
MI. D.d uyu you study your joggriffy? sed
Nam? I looked over It, I sed.
=. lou must OF looked 2 yards over Il
least, sed Miss Kitty, would you like
% remain half hour after skooI and
aN ths location Of Cape Horn 200
Ne, man. I "a.
# .s VIZ VIZ e 4 & anyway. ssd'Mis KITTY. !
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-16
DEATHS

KinsiS ssis Is; sswess e: convenience "f family
ter q Richard and la,s Eis.both WAFER Wsfsr
nSs SSrss snpcssS Ss9 Ro9qie% msss at St. Thsmss
ceased on Thurs. evening. at her late ate" resi- ST.
deNGs Ws1ixtptsS lSsl s: IS,h ss.',o.a nr
rsndss ssan IRyI,sd to funs,a sas
Sf!SSH Rs :sHS: &eE MHr si Fiji Wife
late william Griffith. IIolI 5. Relatives @ and Ind
nyea M to s,end ssrvc:s
sDysfs s.. AT Rinss!on Rf!ss!s; n y, Feb a.
l'Ss SA IT, XBE sa.
hsnd, Of late Caroline ,Wsl9ein (nee Kusr-
Sited to attend fulieral services. Sat. $50
Nsaso a sss onsS 1 h! H.Ss ss$
Friends ma may call Fri. eve. at his late resi-.
asRsf sss: 81 1sss Fss Is. 1922 cArHAR1sE
S,eS ta ,Es ,srSss RYs l HS friend; in
a'$ Eita;sss 5;!a Ess 5G
% and family niG fsnEy snt.a
funeral s,ES!Sss on bdss dEd@y II
''1TiE1ss 'WIEsoY!%oa osYE'ys5s Feb. 4. 1922 WILLIAM,
9lsna also TrSs No. ss aea
i NJ; Court Amerisus. No. ~, r, Of A.: EN-:
plOyeD OF founk, -oHlytn. .rlelQ d. Co.. and
all orsaniaations OF which no was a member
are invited to the service. Sat, 2 p. NJ. at
the oliver H. Bair BLDG. 1920 Chestnut st.
Int. private. Remains may bo Viewed Fri.
eve, To- O'CLOCK. -, .
AMELIA. wife Of late Seth Iyyle Wilson,
aged o.. Funeral services FRI. gao p. NJ,
at the residence Of her daughter. Mrs
Thomas Potter. Jr;. Montgomery ave. Chest
Aaai% Ill., %is sS.,.: % E:s H. " w!s:s ,sss
Relatives and friends are invited to the
funeral. Fri; $40 4. M. from her late resi-
emn requiem at Church OF Our Lady OF VIC
tory, 10 A. NJ Interment at Lancaster, Pa,
Lancastsr papers please copy.
YARNALL.---Feb. l8, SARAH. widow of
Alfred Yarnall. In he. seth year. Funeral
services at her late residence. Newtown
Square. Del. Co.. FRI. p. NJ. Int. Media
YEAGER.1on Feb: -. CHARLES A.,
Of frsnds aS Sysa nss o
$,sSas Ssss MAY .I;Sas ISsS Wys
-h!sEFIN!SSNSER !YsEFIN!SNER.-FeS. 10. AMELIA HEuER.
AND Mds friends isyitsd 70 funeral .sSyiGss. SAL.
IA. c. M sGSa sss m:s as ai gTy4S g sH.nina M
FRANK j.. husband of Ensntena y. zsrbs.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-16
Il PETEn'S CH0 OH Z
GIVES CM0RAL RECITAL
( l.,1s,,ns and Varied Program Per-
,sormed at Wlthsrspoen Halt

4 .,.a.Ina and Varied Program Per.
,.ormsd as Withsrspoen Haii
q ~ choir Of Old st. Peters Church
an interesting recital Of choral
\ Nm music at Witherspoon Hall last
s.iss before a good.sised audience
~. cboir which Is under the direction
3 harold w. Gilbert, IL composed Of
s.rt forty men and boys. and the pro.
n which they. presented was made
81! ~ church music rnngiing In date
ss1 !" tho time OF Palestrina to the
sy.s,t. All was sung without accom-. .
pCr,ment. the most difficult Of all forms
fsvocal music, but at the same time the
~ ~ sps srst part was made up Of fiyc
..nh.rs. three BY Palestrina, one BY
wiiiism Villain BYRD and the. last by. Swee-
~ renresenting collectively the
.sii,n (Roman), English and Neither.
"a scho0ls, and covering chronol0g. .
\ fsiiv a period Of about q century. The
~ paiestrina number was probably
~ hest musically Of the first part, the
4 ssT,storum Animae" Of Byrd seeming
! shs nrescnt- day hearer to lack must .
x, ' insniration. and the Sweelinci
.s.rher being sheer counterpoint with
~ much regard to musical content, an
~ ss0.s which was to persist in this school
III fhe advent OF Sebastian Bach
~ Sn.. than 4 century later. These works
~ interesting historically and useful
q n The training.o q choir In the din :
!, "a m art Of singing cappella, but. they
ssrr.sent n time long gone by, both In
ssIisious and musical thought.
The second half was composed oi
.c,Is by Tschaikowsky, Arkangelsxy
~ Gretchaninoff, Of the modern Rus
En- ~ and p. C. Lutkin and Clarence
.1sssn p ss xe psasn christ Ms when 'D'r'
GSiid" % at an unusually rapid tempo,
sonsiderably faster than the Russian
Cathedral choir sang the same work
when here and much faster than Aren.
N, who used the theme for q set OF
Militant variations In his A minor
ering quartet, indicates. The work un.
questionably loses In breadth IN Q tempo
q rapid as Mr.. Gilbert's. Arkan.
ssisky's 20 Gladstone Light 70 not
only a beautiful composition. but u
miendid example Of the modern Rus-
san's tendency to write liturgical an
thems of praise in a minor key and q
relatively slow tempe. These two mum.
bers and Gretchanfnof's "As the
waves Of the Sea-, are very fine works,
snd were splendid'- sung. The two
American compositions represent the
modern type Of religious composition,
M. Lutkin's being an especially ef-
fectiye piece of choral writing. -.
The choir sang well throughout, with
m excellent balance of voice, good
suality and shading, and showed the
long and thorough training they have
apparently received. There were few
spots where the intonation Of some of
fbe voices might have been shade more
accurate, but this IS readily understand.
able In n long and difficult program.
The concert of the choir was in every
way q great success.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-16
AMATEUR COMPANY GIVES
VICTOR HERBERT'S "EILEEN''
Excellent Performance Of Irish op.
srstta at Metropolitan Opera House

Excellent Performance OF irish Op.
srstta at Metropolitan Opera House
The syre Opera Company, a we'll
disciplined organization Of amateurs
with sprlnkling Of professionals. gave
hst night what was on the whole an
e1cellent rendition of Victor Herbert s
tomnntic operetta, Eileen" The
Drfornance was given before un audi
eace that packed the Metropolitan
Opera House and was for the benefit
~ Neuman Council, of the knights Of
Columbus.
This tuneful little operetta, It will
b remembered, deal with life as 1t
was In County Sligo in the days after
Wolf Tone. The role of Barry O'Day,
. conventionally romantic exile Of Erin.
was maintained capably enough by
Carl Welhman, though he showed GER
tain evidences of having been natu.
ralized to the part, and his stage pres.
ence at times left something to be de.
dred. He was in good voice, however,
and his solos, particularly "When Shall
! Again See Ireland?" were received
With high favor.
First honors, however, went to Miss
Emma Zuern. of Merchantville, re.
emily graduated from local conserv.
atory and-which was hard to credit
3ew even to the amateur stage. She
Aed more charms than those Of q lin
p4 contralto voice to give to the title
!ele. The work Of Miss Dorothy
Citizens, q soprano Of no mean gifts, In
10 role Of Lady Maud, was an out
Standing feature Of the performance
also. William Keech. as Dinnv noyle
~ barytone Bouchal. was roundly an.
plaudsd. John Bctz. as Sir Reggie
ss!blins, was hugely funny in his role.
The cast included Joe Weber as
Eumpy Grogan. Joseph Landheer as
Seksy O'Brien, Miss Grace Wade Nc.
Hlwes es Rosie Flynn, Carl Bordt as
1eeun Dhu and Miss Lulu Becker as
6iddy Flynn. John Feeny was cast as
q English sergeant. In general the
s'ags direction left little to be desired.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-16
KENYON TO QUIT FEB. "a
sudlelal Appolntee Submits ResIg.
nation as Member Of Sanata

Washington, Feb. 16.-(By A. P.)
-Tne resignation Of William 8. Ken {.
on % United States Senator from
!owa, to take effect February "a. was
,caay en- route to Governor Kendall, Of
senator Kenyon, who is resigning
% axe the Federal Circuit judgeship to
rnich he recently was appointed by
rleadent Harding, mailed his rcsigna :.
uon TO the Iowa Governor late yestsr.
Vuy. Hc also sent the Iowa executive
letter informing him Of his action,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-20
ANITA STEWART HRA
v ROSE O. THE SEA

Dome divadlo zahaji ma nede-
l'u ukazovanie prekrasneho ku-
sil "Ruza% mora V ktorom hlav,
MI iilohu hra svetoznama herecka
Anita Stewart. Del kusu zobrazu-
je topenie sa lode, zachranenie
dievcat a, ktore prijduc do vel
mesta, stane sa predmetom lasky
vsetkych bohacov, ktori 81 ju chc1
vziat' "a manzelku. Anita vsak
prekvapi kazdeho-i divakov, lie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-20
THE DOLLAR 7ey!sse 7Ryg4 ee: s
FOREIGN DEPARTMENT. I.
YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO

y. =
hlaynu ulohu hra slavna Norma
Talmadge. Tento kus je 20 zivo-
ia francuzskeho kral 'ovskeho dvo-
ru a Dol prepracovany romanu
Honore Balzacovho HLa ,Du-
chesse de Langeais' Del sa ode
hrava po porazke Napoleona pri
Waterloo "a casu panovania
Ludvika XVIII. Je prepletany ! Ii
,bostnymi dobrodruzIstvami, AXE
len Franc1zi vedel1 "a toho casu.
Cely del je el'mi zabavny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-20

DO 81 vyberie celkom ineho. V tel
to hre S Anitou Stewart ncinku-
ju este: Rudolph Cameron, Tho
mas Holding, Margaret Lands,
Kate Lester, Hallom Cooley, Fl,
P. Lockney Charles Belch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-20

Eskej wa jonno ossi ! odvazi IA ties
povedat nieco podobneho. y, com
ie zarukaf I W centralizmes " ne.
yyberanych prostriedkoch vlads
nej moci, policii, Y minister
skych kreslachi Me. Ale je ona
' spolocnej praci,, u sile Pittsburgh
Fskej Dohody, serioznosti, ktorou
musfme narabat ~ uvedomenl
vaznosti clvile, ked ide skonce-
ME sporu, 0 zabezneeenie republi-
Ky, ktord slept l'udia do priepasti
zen1.
Bratia drahi, americki Slovaci,.
chapete vyznam moiich SLOW? s
1zkost 'ou vas upozornujem, ze a..
nj slovfckom neprehanam, ked
vam hovorim ostrom, dnes ua
bohuzial az krvavom boji autono
mizmu centralizmom. A som rad,
ze som svoju povinnost yykonal,
ked som vas ma toto upozornil.
| Vratim sa s cistym svedomlm do
mev.
! Co teda robit', aka povinnost
vam nastava?
Drahi bratia, tvrdlm to ia a tvc:-
dia to vsetci, ze slovensky narod,
ktory je tn v Amerike, len tam
ten pod Tatrami, je neyypraco-
}vanou massou, ten nevie bcenit
]vyznam naroda, prava, statu, re.
publiky. Ma vas ako ma naJcen-
nejsiu, v narodnom kultnrnom
ohl'ade ma potesitel nom stupnl
stojacu vetey slovenskeho naroda
! cd poeiatku upieraly sa zraky do
macich narodnych pracovnlkoy
Len centralisti nechcu vediet
vas, Ii vas hovoria, re ste Dol
"pod vlivdm mad 'arskej mentall
Ity' co inacej hovoria o kazdom
koho sa boja. No nadovsetko pre-
to hl,adi rozharane Slovensko n;
vas, lebo Wy ste kontraktormi Pitt
! |burghskei Dohody, Wy ste ju uza
vierali, Wy ste ju podpisovali, v,
ste na jej zaklade zacali revolucn'
: akciu po vyhlasenf Ceshasloven
skej republiky ste jul al dokoncili
Teda vo vasich rukach je osud tel
to Magny Charity pray, ktore 81
v nei naznacene. Ved' ano, m
kraiovi Slovaci odvolavame sa n;
nu, ale coze mozeme viacej spra
Wit, ked re pozadovat' zadrzanl
v kontrakte dohovorenych zaya'
kov ma pravo jedine kontraktol
Nuz tuto je vasa povinnost', a
! len chcete, ably slovensky marco
Dol st'astny a Ceskoslovenska re
publika zachranena.
Ako to spravit's To je vasa vet
preto lie, tato schodza svolana, v
ste vybrtsenl l'udia, ja vam ne
potrebujem rady davat'.. Ale n
iedno vas muslin upozornit'. A t
prosfm vas, racte 81 vstepit' d
!, vasich slovenskych srdc.
(Pokraeovanie budncne.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-20
Drahi BSatia !!

Drahi Bratia!
Predovsetkym srdecne Vas Vi
tam. Vitam Vas ako zastupcoy
spolkovs organizacii, yykonav-
sich "a narod nesmrtel'n ne dielo;
yitain Vas, ako representation maj
mocnejsieho narodneho, kultnrne-
no a politickeho faktora, ltace, no
vim, casopisov', vitam vas mno-
hych, co kontraktorov podpisa-
tel'ov Magnet Charity slovenskeho
naroda, Pittsburghskej Dohody; !;
yitam vas, co neohrozenych :bo-
iovnikov "a svobodu naroda, co
pbetavych, nezistnych nennay-
nych, hrdinov prace "a narod.
MOI vrely vlastenecky pozdrav
patri celernu tomuto shromazde-
niu ako jednotlivcom, moja hi
boka vd aka nalezi vsetkym YAM,
ze ste nadchyli1i usi vaznym zvu-
kom nderov dvanastej hodiny, ze
ste nevyratlvali obete, namahy a
prace, ked vas skromny narodny
pracovnlk ako posol osvedcenych,
predprevratovych, vzdy "a narod
horliacich po osvobodeni naroda
mad osudom naroda a fesko-sia-
venskej republikys Z. INK osHiya "a
trasuufch slovaKov- tym scief ON
sem pozval, ably ste 81 uvedomil
vaznost' chyile a wall osud naro-
da do ruky, ako ste ho mali vtedy.
ked' plamene svetoveho poziaru
nebezpecne sl'ahaly skromnG, ale
nhl 'adnu a vsetkym nam vzacnu
budovu slovenskeho naroda.
Bratia drahf! Moja maliekost'
najmenej 81 zasl1zi toho, ably taxi
vazni a zasluzili poprednf cinite-
liza americkej Slovace ma. skromne
pozvanie sem putovali, ale idea,
"a ktorn horlim a obetujem sa ia
horlite obetujete sa Wy, je ta-
ka svta a vznesena, re hadam ne
potrebujem sa vyhovarat', re som
81 tol 'ko smelosti wal a t1to scho-
dzu svolal. Zda sa, ze-som to robil
na svoju past a tomu predsa PIE
je tax. Myslienka tejto schodze
nevznikla jedine v mojej hlave,
pocit potreby tejto spolocnej sch6-
DE od davna Iii v srdciacn vas
mnohych mono ze vsetkycn.
Kdekol 'vek som sa len pohnul v
Amerike, priatel'mi a zastancami
Pittsburghskej Dohody prav slo-
vensk6ho naroda vsadk bola pre-
domnou vyjadrovana vret tuba
po tejto schodzi. BE prave ia som
ju svolal, to ma svoje vazne pri-
einy.
Bratia draAi. Wy sami dobre
viete citite V akych pomeroch
Wy tn zijete. Ste rozptyleni, rozse-
kani, roztriedenf. Niekdajsia svor
most !, spolocna praca, ktora vyko-
nala - nlierne receno - zazrak
osvobodenia naroda naseho, je II
koreni podlomena. w mate me-
dziaxebou hadky, bojc, polennie 4
Mete Y mich do krajnosti. A SD To
hadky cisto osobns, len malo wee.
ne, = vdbecs ME zasadove, lebo ved
y zasade met medzi vami ami toll
No rozdielu, ako medzi dvoma dla-
nani iedneho cloveka. Vsetci ste
"a samosprAvu Sloyenska Y ramci
Geskoslovenskej republiky. "a til
nriaiel som medzi Vas ia. Stojiin
mimo vasieli sosobn ych sporov, sam
iiemam nikJm sporu, som mad
yasimi pomerami, rokoval som sr-
decne, priatel sky 50 vsetkJmi re-
prezentantmi kazd sho kridla tyych-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-20
POsOLsTVO
Rev Komp6nk prednesene Pttsbughu Pa r. oktoba 1922
na+spoocnej schodx americkych sovakov.

mic, nikto ma nenapada, nikto sa
ma nina nehneva, kazdy' SO mnou
suhlasi, sympathetic. Idea, "a kto-
ri som sem prisiel zfskala mi 60
priatel 'ov ysetkych, ktori sa nou
.stotoznujn. Umoznila mi pristup
ku vsetkym bez rozdielu vieroyy-
znania, stavu, hmotneho alebo du-.
sevneho polozenia. A tax teda z
tychto mojich priatel 'skych a sym
patickych stykov zkrsla myslien-
ka tejto sehodze, ma ktorej 81 mate
vsetci podat' ruku, srdecne sa
sblizit' ciernym zavojom zastriet
vsetko, co vas rezdvojovalo a ze-
lenou ratolest 'ou, znakom to po-
koja a vit'azstva ovencit zastavu:
ktora vas spoil.
Drahf Bratia! Vo svojej pozvan-
Ike pouzil som vyrazu, ze bije diva
nasta hodina. Verte mi, ze keby
ME vaznost' tejto hodiny, nikdy
by som sa nebol vydal ma obtiznu
americk1 cestu, nikdy by som ne
boil slovieka ku politike prehovo-
ril, ale bol by som zostal pri mo-
jej skromnej drobnej praci, ktorti
tax rad konam. Ale hodina bijes a
td som nemohof nepscut1' ami ia.
iF Ably ste poznaIi vaznost chvile,
aby ste ma tejto schodzi rokovali
iomu primerane, musite poznat
situaciu ma Slovensku. Dovol tie.
1ech Yam ju strucne vysvetlim
Vlastne mnohe veci budem len o.
pakovat'.
Statny prevrat vital slovensky
l'ud S, nadsenim, odlncenie sa cd
Mad arrow a pripojenie sa k bra
tom Cechom yykonalo sd i vzdor
narodnej zaostalosti l'udu akosi
lnstinktlvne pri neopisatel mel ra-
dosti naroda. Nikto vodcov ami
len nepomyslel na to, re by bolo
potrebne nejakych pray sa doma-
hat we'd utvoril sa Stat, ktory boil
pomenovany podl'a mena nasho
naroda. Zdalo sa byt' celkom pri-
lrodzenym, ze budeme mat vset-
ko, co narodu patrl. - Len ME
kol 'ko mesiacov minltlo sloven-
ski narodovci alsymsi utajenym
dychom hi 'adeli -la to, co sa zati-
ma robit'. Je yam dobre znamo, ze
roku 1896 Cechach vystudovani
niektori slovenski intelligent pri
|pomoci ceskej zalozili casopis
"Hlas !. ktory pod vodcovstvom
!, dra. Srobara znaeil novy smer, do
tych cias neznamy av Cechach
| vzniknuvsi, teoria ktoreho bola a
ie, re slovensk 7 Aarod neexistuie,
slovenska rec neexistuje, ale to Je
| vsetko len eiastka ceskeho naro.
da, eeskej reel. Hlasatelia tychto
idei: Srobarovci dostali sa po pre-.
vratc ku Wade. Obsadili vsetky
miesta, wall do ruk vsetku moe a
nedovolili ami len dychat' priv
zencom samobytnosti slovenskeho
naroda, ktorl ysak boil a sn V. D.
hromnej, neporovnatel mel vacsi-
ne proti Hlasistom. Nasledkom to-
ho zaeala sa robit a robf sa do
dnes politika, primerana myslien,
ke, ze SINE ME narodom. Zacal sa
ostry politicky boj. Hlasistov bo-
10 sice smiesne malo, ale mali Via
du, moe, peniaze, dayali 1rady,, w
soke platy. Vyznayacov protivnej
| politiky bola ohromna vacsina, a-
le nemali moci, ba boil prenasle-
1dovani, ich casopisy habane, zne-
moznovane.
! Prostriedky K uplatneniu poll
tiky. ktpra neuznaya slovepsky
Y ssH 8A4@4t ssg II TO-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-20
BI.AZNIvA FRIvoLNosT
FRANCUZSKEHO DvORU
MA JAVISKU v CAPITOL

Prekrasne Capitol divadlo dnes
ukazuje ma javisku chyrny film
"Ustayicpy plamen ktorom
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-07-28
CROSS ROADS

Mercelite and Ferdinand Skaggs
spent Monday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim King.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barron ant
daughters, of Mine La Motto, spent
Sunday here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank AuBuchon, Of
near Mill Creek, spent last Monday
here with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim King and daugh'
ter were Fredericktown visitors last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oda Wright and baby
of near Rock Creek, visited his moth
err last Sunday.
John Hines and Leslie Caruthers, Of
Womack, passed through here Friday
enroute to Fredericktown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Hicks and two
daughters, of Fredericktown, were ii
this community last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker were Farming
ton visitors last Monday.
Mrs. Emery Tucker was on the sicl
list the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Hicks were il
Pennington Thursday.
Geo. Tucker VENT Flat River last
Thursday.
L. F. Kinder, of Flat River, Repub
lican candidate for prosecuting attor,
ney, was in this community last Mon
day.