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The Washington times., 1922-04-22
FIRST FOREIGN SERVICE
SCHOOL PROM HELD

Diplomatic and official Washing
ton was well represented at the
first formal prom of the combined
classes 70 the Georgetown Univer.
sity foreign service school, in
Wardman Park Hotel last night.
Approximately 500 couples attended.
Faculty members. including Dean
Roy S. McElwee and the Rev. w.
Coleman Nevils, S. j., also attend
ed.
Among the patrons were the Vice
President, the Ambassadors OF
France, Spain and Great Britain,
the Secretary of State. the Minister
OF Cuba, the Minister of CZecho.
Slovakia. the Minister of China,
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, Sena-
tor David I. Walsh, Senator Henry
+. Ashurst, John Bassett Moore,
Congressman Young OF North Da.
kota, Baron Serge Korff. DIR. James
Brown Scott, DIR. William F. NotZ,
DIR. w. S. Culbertson, Lieut.. Jean
j. Labat of the French embassy;
Thomas II. Healy, secretary of the
foreign service school; DIR. Leo s.
Rowe. William A. Read, Huston
Thompson, Allan G. Goldsmith. DIR.
Guillermo A. Sherwell, Lawrence
Martin and w. l.. Bull.
Lady Geddes. Mrs. Hughes and
Mrs. John Bassett Moore were pa,
troneSSeS.
The Washington times., 1922-04-22

SoCIETY's interest today is di'
vided between two dinners
one to be given by the French
Ambassador and Nine. Jusserand
in honor of Marshal and Nine.
Joffre and the other the Gridiron
dinner at the Willard. which al
ways brings together a notable
assemblage Of men from all over
the country.
President Harding Is expected
to attend the Gridiron party. The
Vice President will also be among
those present" with cabinet Of
ficers and many others prominent
in official life. Mrs. Coolidge.
however, will be among the
guests of the French Ambassador
and Nine. Jusserand. who will
assemble a small but notable COM
pany to meet the great French
soldier.
Following the dinner at the
French embassy there will be a
reception with representatives Of
diplomatic. official and resident
society included among the guests.
The French Ambassador, M. Juss-
SIdIlu loh liA'
dinner. having made a hurried
trip to Philadelphia to address a
convention Of surgeons and ply
sicians
Marshall and Nine. Joffre gave
up plans which they had made
for a visit to Annapolis today
and are devoting the gfeater part
Of the day to making and receiv.
Ing calls and sightseeing.
The Vice President and Mrs
Coolidge will be honor guests at
dinner which the Secretary of Stat
and Mrs. Hughes are giving mex
Tuesday afternoon; and on Wednes
day Mrs. Coolidge will be among tn
guests in Mrs. Hughes box for tn
recital to be given by Nine. MAJ
zenauer under the auspices of tn
Washington Wellesley Club.
Last evening Vice President an
Mrs. Coolidge We're entertained q
dinner by the assistant to the A
torney General and Mrs. Guy Des
pard Goff. The other guests wer
Attorney General Harry NJ. Daugf
erty, Senator and Mrs. Selden F
Spencer. Senator Richard Erns
Senator Samuel NJ. Shortridgc. Cor
gresham Theodore Burton. DR.. an
The Washington times., 1922-04-22

-Callan, took place Wednesday morn
ing at o'clock in st. PeTer's
Church, Baltimore. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Thomas
A. Calnan, brother of the BRIDE
groom.
The bride was attended by Miss
Bessie A. Calnan and Patrick Z. Cal.
nan was best man.
A wedding breakfast was served
after the ceremony in the little room
of the Belvedere Hotel. Covers We're
laid for twenty-five guests, who IN
cluded only the relatives ot the
bride and bridegroom. Mr.. and Mrs.
Calnan left later for New York and
Canada, and will be at home in Bal.
timore after May Is.
Mrs. Mary Shierer Bowie. as
sisted by Prof. Anton Kaspar. Miss
Ritchie Mclean, J. +. NJ. Bowie, ana
George Wilson, accompanied, Will
give a concert at Foundry Meth
odist Episcopal Church, sixteenth
and Church streets, Monday eve
ming.
For several years Mrs. Bowie has
local charity.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Cortel
YOU, OF New York, with their
daughter. Miss Grace Cortelyou
who have been in Mobile attending
the marriage Of their son. George
b. Cortelyou, 1r., and Miss Irwin
Fearn, are stopping at the Shore
ham while in Washington, on Their
way home.
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Mrs. Stanley Rinehart has ac
cepted the craftsmanship Of the com
mittee on boxes for the two perform
ances OF THE Cross Triumphant,
which are to be given at 4 o'clock ir
| the afternoon and at $50 in the eve
ming Of Friday, May 5, at Hilda'i
Woodland Theater, in the Nationa
Cathedral Close.
Mrs. Rinehart has established thu
/ headquarters OF her committee a
/ Mason House, 1906 Twentieth street
where all written requests for th'
reservation OF boxes will be received
and all information given. or tn,
. twenty boxes available for each per
| formance. a number have already
been taken.
The Monday lecture at the Ar
Center. 11O6 Connecticut avenue. vii
I be by Maj. George Oakley TOtten
/ jr., on "Constantinople." II will b,
! at S o'clock in the evening insteaC
of in the morning. as formerly. TIL,
public is invited.
The Washington times., 1922-04-22

The wedding will take place this
afternoon in the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church.
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Mrs. Laura Williams. Mrs. Basil
Manly. Miss Ethel Smith, Mrs.
Lyman B. SwOrmstcdt. Mrs. Kate
Trenholm Abrams. and Mrs. George
A. Kicker will be in Baltimore this
week representing the District OF
Columbia League OF Women Voters
at the convention Of the National
League OF Women Voters. The last
session OF the convention will be
held in Washington in Continental
Memorial Hall The British am
bassador. Lady AStor. and other
distinguished persons will address
the meeting. Members of the Dis
trict league who wish to attend the
Washington meeting may obtain
tickets OF admission from Miss Har-
lean James, room 907 Union Trust
building.
Senator Walter L. Edge and his
mother. law. Mrs. Sara Lee Phillips.
will close their social season this aft.
ernoon when they will entertain n
| large number of guests at a reCep'
| ton and dance at their home in Il
| street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Thropp will be
hosts at dinner this evening.
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Nine. Hauge will entertain TWEEN
! tv.four guests at dinner this even
| ing, and will he hostess again at
dinner next Saturday evening.
Palph A. Graves entertained seven
guests at luncheon yesterday.
s.
| The National Spanish Association
! will hold an open meeting at Carroll
! Hall, Tenth and G streets, tomorrow
evening at 1870 o'clock in Commemo
ration OF the 206th Cervantes-Shake
| speare anniversary. An interesting
program will be given.
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Mrs. Bernard E. Jones will give a
luncheon on Tuesday, April 25, OF
/ her residence. Pas Wyoming ave
nue., and will entertain again at
/ luncheon on Tuesday, May 2.
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Mrs. II. f. 'DePuy, OF JenkintCwn
| Pa. is visiting her cousins, Miss lsd'
belle McDougall and Miss Maud Nc
Dougall. at their residence in Twen
| ty-seventh street.
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Mrs. George Kennedy will arrive
on Monday from Worcester, Mass.
| to visit her parents. Rear Admiral
and Mrs. William Strother Smith
| for ten days or two weeks and OF
Wednesday evening Admiral and
Mrs. Strother Smith are entertaining
, at dinner in her honor at the CheV!
Chase Club. Mrs Strother Smith has
but recently returned after spending
several weeks in Florida.
The Washington times., 1922-04-22

sAs also appears a. C1ss-
patro and N Several 0thsr
Peppsry Bite, Asststed by
Kenneth Hdrtan, Fronk Lo-
lor, Horny Nshor, Thsrsso
HdzUsH- ConoVer sad 6oorss
More. ts,cIvdIn0 the "FoIstss~
Bedvttes.
The Washington times., 1922-04-22
Diplomats Wedding
Set for Wednesday,

The marriage OF Miss Agnes Page
Brown. daughter of Mrs. Arthur
Page Brown, OF New York, who is
now in San Francisco. to II. Perci-
val Dodge, American minister at
Belgrade. will take place next Wed
nesdoay in the American Church in
Paris. Miss Brown IL grand.
daughter of the late Justice and
Mrs. Roger A. Pryor, Of New York.
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Mrs Henry e. Corb!n will return
from "Highwood," her place in Chevy
Chase. to her apartment in the Con-
necticut on May I. She plans to
sail for Europe early in June.
Commander and Mrs. Leigh War
rem Will occupy Mrs. Carbin's Chevy
Chase home during the summer.
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DR.. Nicholas Murray Butler. Of
New York. 's in Washington for a
few days and is staying at the Shore
ham.
Col. and Mrs William Eric Fowler
entertained n company OF twentY-four
at dinner last evening, after which
about sixty additional guests came in
for the dance which followed. A
buffet supper was served at mid
night.
Mrs. Stephen L. Slocum has re.
turned to Washington after several
months spent in the South with
Colonel Slocum aboard their house
boat. Colonel SloCum remained in
the South.
The Washington times., 1922-04-22
Mrs. Work Entertains
For Colorado Delegation.

For Colorado Delegation.
Mrs. Hubert Work. wife cf tho
| Postmaster General. entertained at
luncheon today in the Chevy Chase
Club in compliment to the memoel 9
Of the d. A. r. delegation to the
Continental Congress from Colorado
and the wives OF the Colorado dele
| CATION in Congress.
Miss Caroline Lynch. who has been
visiting Postmaster General and Mrs.
! Work at their apartment in WarG-
man Park Hotel, left here yesterday
for her home in Harrisburg, Pa.
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Mrs Hoover. wife Of the Sec
retary OF Commerce, entertained at
tea yesterday afternoon group OF
Girl Scouts from the Oranges, y. j.,
who are in Washington on sight.
seeing trip. The girls, who are in
the charge OF Mrs. w. NJ. Osborne,
local director at East Orange. will
be received this afternoon at the
White House by Mrs. Harding. Mrs.
Hoover is national president Of the
Girl Scout organization.
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| Mrs George Vanderbilt has post
poned the dance she was to have
given this evening for her daughter
Miss Cornelia Vanderbilt. Mrs. Van.
derbiIt left yesterday for New York.
where she will remain until the
early part Of next week.
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Mrs. Guy GOff entertained twenty.
two guests at luncheon today at her
home In New Hampshire avenue
Among the guests were Mrs. James
r. Mann, Mrs. Loren johnson, Mrs
Victor Kaufman, Mrs. Francis S.
Nash, Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe, Mrs.
William G. Rivers. Mrs. Ira Bennett,
Mrs Mary Stewart, Mrs. Wade Ellis,
Mrs. Harry Covington. Mrs. Eugene
Cowles Pomeroy, Mrs. Wilfred Du.
Puy, Mrs. MCEwen Johnston. Mrs.
John A. Lejeune, Mrs. Emerson
Howe. Mrs. Mark Winslow Potter
Mrs. G. c. Calhoun. Mrs. Timothy
T. Ansberry, Mrs. Frederick Mac
kenzie. Mrs. James II. Turner. and
Miss Louise Goff, daughter OF the
hostess.
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Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr. wife OF the
director OF the consular service, will
entertain at tea this afternoon for
the American diplomatic and con
sular officers now on duty in Wash
ington and their wives. members OF
the service, who are here on leave
being also included among the
guests Mrs. Charles DENLY and
Mrs. Tracy Lay will preside at the
tea table, the wives OF some Of the
State Department officials assisting
the hostess.
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The marriage of Miss Margheritta
Tillman, daughter OF Comdr. and Mrs
Edwin s. Tillman, and DIR. william
Calhoun Stirling. jr., of Winston
Salem, n. c.. will he one OF the i'm
portant events of this evening. i
will take place in st. Thomas
Church, with small reception after
ward at the home OF the bride in {
street.
Capt. Sidney r. Bailey and Capt
Clarence Henry, Of the British EN-
bassy. returned yesterday from {
six weeks trip through the West.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Castle
jr., will entertain at dinner thi'
evening.
Joseph p. Tumulty was host n
dinner of twenty-four guests a
the Shoreham last night.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Larne
were hosts at dinner last night a
Chevy Chase Club for their daugh
ter, Miss Ruth Larner, her fiance
members of their wedding party
The Washington times., 1922-04-22
Houstons Resting
At Hot Springs.

At Hot Springs.
David Franklin Houston, Secre-
tary of Agriculture and later Sccre'
tary OF the Treasury under President
Wilson, has gone to Hot Springs 20
recuperate from a recent illness and
is accompanied by Mrs. Houston.
They are now making their home in
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Bennett enter
tanned a company OF six at luncheon
at the Shoreham yesterday.
All circles OF the Florence Crit
tenden Home will hold rally at
the home. 21S Third street, on
Tuesday. A luncheon will be served
at ! o'clock. followed by reports
from the president Of each circle.
Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett will
speak and a musical program will
be given.
! The marriage of Miss Mary a
Marshall Ramsey, daughter OF Mrs
A. Mckinley, and Michael Fcnncis
! Calhan, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w
The Washington times., 1922-04-22
Luncheon Given In
Honor of Mrs. Coolidge.

Mrs. Coolidge was the guest OF
honor at a luncheon given today by
Mrs. George Mesta, Of Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mesta, who spend a
great deal of time in Washington,
have arrived at the Willard for the
spring season. and 1t was there, In
the Willard room, that the luncheon
was given. the apartment being
charmingly decorated with spring
blossoms.
The guests invited to meet Mrs
Coolidge were Mrs. Henry c. Wal
lace, Nine. Panareteff, Mrs. Willis
Van Devanter. Mrs. Joseph l.
France, Mrs. John B. Kendrick, Mrs
| du Pont, Mrs. John w. Harreld. Mrs
William NJ. Calder, Mrs. Henry F.
Ashurst, Mrs. James A. Reed. Mrs
Rufus Day, Mrs. J. Mayhem Vain
wright, Mrs. c. c. McChord, Mrs
! Charles E. Sawyer, Mrs. Thomas s
Dunn. Mrs. Adams. wife of the chair
man OF the Republican National
Committee.
Also Mrs. John II. Bankhead. Mrs
| Charles Helmbold, Mrs. Septimu:
Austin, Mrs. Charles B. Drake. Mrs
George Hope, Mrs. George Oakley
! Totten, jr, Mrs. James Green, Mrs
Frank Ellis, Mrs. Matthew A. De
laney. Mrs. F. b. Moran, Mrs. Hor
ace mcfarland, Mrs. Charles BouGh
ton Wood, Mrs. Frank Hight, Miss
Callie Doyle, Mrs. Thomas +. Gore
Mrs. James Patten. Mrs. John A
Hull, Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh. Mrs
John Allan Daugherty. Mrs. Parkci
| West, Mrs. william F.. Dennis, Mrs
| Charles Downs, of New York; Mrs
Paul Fitzsimmons. Mrs. John 3
Henderson. Mrs. George T. Marye
Miss Letitia Hunter. Of Pittsburgh
who is visiting Mrs. Mesta; Mrs. An
thony Wayne Cook. oS Cooksburg
Pa; Mrs. Charles Gray Matthews
Mrs. Bernard B. Jones. Miss Mary
Temple. Mrs. T. Dewitt Talmage
! Mrs. David Mulvane, Mrs. George
Leroy Boyle. Mrs. Joseph Hampson
Mrs Harry Norment. Mrs. Georg'
Fairchild, Mrs. Clifford Newlard
Mrs. Elizabeth Wickersham. Mrs. NJ
A. Neeland, of Philadelphia; Mrs. r
J. Adams, OF Derby, Conn. sister o
! the hostess: Mrs. Davis Ireland. Mrs
The Washington times., 1922-04-22

EffinRham Lawrence Townsend,
Mrs. Morris and Mrs. John McGiU-
bons, OF Chicago.
The Washington times., 1922-04-22

MRS. David Jayne Hill; the former
ambassador to Japan, Thomas
O'Brien: the Assistant Secretary of
War and Mrs. J. Mayhem VAIN.
wriSht, Mrs. John Allan Dougherty,
Mrs. Thomas +. Walsh, Mrs.
Stephen B. Elkins. Mrs. Joseph
Hamp, 81; the Assistant Secretary
Of the Treasury. Eliot Wadsworth;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sutherland and
Miss Louise Goff.
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The ambassador Of Belgium, Baron
de Cartier. will go to Wilmington
this afternoon, where he will deliver
an address at the banquet Of tho
Sons Of the American Revolution.
After the banquet the ambassador
will return to Washington.
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Nine. lie Breton, wife Of the
| Argentine Ambassador and her niece
Miss Manuela Lloveras; Mrs. b
Sumner Welles and several OF the
younger attaches of the British
French and Spanish embassies, who
are now at White Sulphur Springs
watched the tennis matches yester
day. The group afterward had lunch
con together at the Casino and spent
the afternoon playing bridge and
dancing.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-10
MAYOR Uz sNIzUJE
VYDAVKY MA MESTO

Preto, ze obyvatel 'stvo mesta
odoprelo prijat zvysenie dani m
operovanie mestskych zalezitostl,
mayor Reese zacina skromnit :.
Oznamil, re cd tohoto casu nebn-
de sa ziadna utica dlazdit', an.
.chodniky po nej davat', svetal po
.meste zredukuje ma minimum, a
zakazal drzat staly gazovy pla-
men pod kotlom mestskej parnej
striekacky. Komisar ulic a kama
Low ma snizit pocet svojho muz-
stya a prepusteni budd yiaceri "a
mestnanci mesta Y ostatnych de-
.partmentoch.
Nasledkom zakazu palepia ed.
szu pod kotlom striekacky. moznl
je, ze poistne raty proti ohnn W.
Istlpia hore.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-10
DVOJE DETf ZOMRELO
T0PORCEROM v DNl.
Zaskrt pricinou vel'ksho smutku
slovenskej rodiny.

Dvoje dietok = dievca chla
pee - stall Sd Obpt ami Zilriace.] j
detskej epidemic zaskrtu. Tri roc.
ma Katarina Toporcer, dcerka Ste
fana a Marie Toporcer 2 {. 2512
Wilson, Ave-, East Youngstown,
vypustila dusu tOhtd utorku pol
5. hodine po poludni stredu
o 7. hodine vecer podl 'ahol tejto
chorobe jej bracek, Jan Toporcer,
S-rocny. Sest '-rocna Marienka je
tiez chora, ale jej stav je ME ne
bezpecny. ,.
Pohrab Katarinky odbavil Rev
j. w. Krispinsky v stredu po obe-
de a Janka vo stvrtok po obede
Oplakavajn ich okrem rodieoy
sestry Marienka a Janka.
Janko az chodil do Skoly a sd
dobre ucil. Bol clenom MI. Cd
delenia Sokolov a rad chodil dc
kostola sv. Jana Krst. Toporcerov-
com vyslovujeme nprimnii sit
strast'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-10
DEsAT L'UDf ZAHYNULo
vO vfCHRICI A Tornado

Drumright, Okla. Tadial TO
pretiahlo sa tornado minulej sobo-
ty,. ktofe usmrtilo. sest' l'udi, 30
ranilo a zapricinilo skody ma pol
milona dolarov.
Okolo Denver, Colorado spusti.
la sa vel l'ka zima fuiavica sna-
hova, v ktorej zahynuli styria l'u-
dia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-10
BRAT SOTIL BRATA
DO VRELEJ VODY
Jurko Sic sotil svojho braceka 20
spasu vo vrelej vody, ktory
cd toho zomrel.

Jurko Sic, sest'. rocny syn Ju-
raja a Amy Sic y {. 1884 Law
renee ST., je bez braceka, NJ sa ne
ma S kym hravat'.
Y sobotn yeeer mama ich is!a
oknpat' a nahotovila horhccj vo-
dy do safla. Nato odisla po stude-
nj vodu, ably ju trochn ochladila.
Medzi Gasom chlapci ako chlapci
zacali robit' huncutstvo, pri
com Jurko posotil 4-rocneho Mis-
ka, ktory padol do safla vrelou
vodou. Chlapcek So naskutku O.
baril. Rodicia dali no hned "a
viczt do nemocniec, kde mu NJ
ale nemohli pomoct' pondelok
rano 0 3. vypustil dusu.
Pohrab malemu nest 'astnou
smrt 'ou poslemu Miskovi odbavo-
val Rev. A. Papp v strcdu rano 2
kostola sv. Nikolaja. Pochovant
Dol cirkevnom cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-10
ZABIL no A NECHAL
p - I.EzAT MA CESTE

DR.. Harry E.SFusselman, aidlc
ma aute pc Midlothian Blvd. v. pom
delok vecer, nasicl 76-roSneho
starca, Williama Burns lezat' nj
ceste bezvedcm staye. Burns
bol srazenN neznamym automohl-
listom nechany ma ceste zomret',
DR.. Fusselman no wal do NEST.
skej nemocnice, kde zistiG, re ma
rozbitu lebku a utrpcl mnohe inc
nrazy. Burns sa raz p-cbral po-
vedal svoje memo, I'otom zas n
padol do bezvedomia. v ktorom ma
druhy den zomrel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-10
NECHCU SA PRIZNAT
ZE PREHRALI VOL BY

Vo stvrtok vecer Vie Donahey
NAL 10000 hlasovn vacsinu mad
Carmi A. Thompsonom, republi-
kanom. Este chybujd zpravy 500
prisinktov. Republican, preto do
,ial' neuznali sa "a porazenych.
Podivnym je, zh ma statne IRA
ay zvoleni boil sami republican,,
len ma najvysSi iirad guvernera,
demokrat. VysvetI'ujn to tax, ze
) tym l'ud chcel dat ma javo
Hardingovi, ako no ma rad, lebo
Thompson povazovany Dol "a je.
no milacka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-10
zAPIs DO
AMER. CERvENEHO KRizA

Dna II. novcmbra zapocne >a
yyrocny zapis clenov do Ameri-
ckeho Ccrveneho Kriza 20 celej
kraiine okrem Ma honing okresa,
kde sa zacne. ma nedel'n, dina -.
novembra a bude- tryat' cek ,tyz
den. etreAa priip iipominat 10 Ger
veny Kriz Americky zachrani1
mnohe narody cd hladovej smrti
pomahal i Cesko-Slovensku krmit
jeho valecne siroty a preto je len
slusne, aby sa kazdy Slovak da!
"a iedneho dolara do Cervcneho
Kriza zapisat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-10
AKo 81 POLITIKARI
. VED1A NADAVAT

Vic Donahey. zvoleny guvern6r
statu Ohio, este pred vol 'bou OBJ
vinil youngstownskeho advokata
+. Fl. Moore, ktorv je poprednyn
demokratickym yodcom, re pod.
poruje Thompsona. Moore-ho TO
tax napalilo, ze Donahey-ho ma.
zval lharom, neschopnym, spro-
stym, dena scsesa, 81 loesoln, nj,
strojom, zltym psofn a Hottentn
tom. Priatelia Moore-ho odpove-
dali Donahey-mu zas tym, ze va
vol bach odovzdali yySe 500 h,a
SOW ma Moore-ho, "a guvernera
statu Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-10
Povinna registracia volitov v East
Youngstown.

Ma schodzi mestskej rady dany
Dol navrh, aby obcania, byvajlci
v meste, boil poyinni sa dat re-
gistroyat ked' chcu potas volieb
hlasovat'. Solicitor Julius poda V
najblizsom case navrh v tom
smysle. Vynaslo sa totiz, ze pred
vol 'bami do j.. Youngstown do
hrnn sa cudzi l'udia hlasujii ako
obyvatelia mesta.
Zakon o registracii vsak nebu-
de moct' yojst' do platnosti len
roku 1924, preto, ze mesto nema
este II 800 obyvatel'ov
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-10
YYPLATA v OkTOBRI
VYSSIA0 MILLION
Najvyssia vyplato Cd februara r,
1921, kedy boly este valetne
mzdy v platnusti.

Oktobrova vyplata robotnikov
tuna obnafala .s5,629, ,494, co ie
skoro o jeden million dolarov viac
nez V septembri, kedy vyplata OBJ
nasala $4,71S,5s9. Oktobrova wy
plata je na.jvySsou cd mesiaca feb
ruara 1921, kedy !, este valecne
mzdy boly platnosti.
Tato vel'ka ''peda' v oktobri
bola vysledkom zvysenia cinnos:i
oceliarni a zvysenia place oceliar-
skym robotnlkom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-10
AKo voLIL E. YoUNGsToWN.


East youngstownski volicia dali
vel'kf va6Sinu hlasov V prospech
piva vina, dali vaGsinu hlasoy
IA Thompsona, Fess-a, odhlasovali
5-mill prirazku dane a porazili
vydanie bondov na stavbu budovy
pre- high school.
Etsledok hlasovania: Ia pivo a
vino $50, proti: 1913. Ia Thompso-
ma 45l, ia Donahey-a 333. Ia Fes-
sa 39S, "a Pomerene 233, "a IVY
serie dane sos, prot 326. ia skol-
ske bondy 307, proti 391.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-10
ROBOTNE zPRAVY
Z NASEJ OKOLICE
0peracie sheet milsoch trochu
zasekly.-Dvc d'alsie vysoke
pece ma nasej okolici maju "a
haiti cinnos't. ...

Pre- nedostatol> nakladnlch voz-
nov a objcdnavok, tri okolite oca-
!iarnr lzaciatkom iyzdna obmedzi
k ytrobu ocel 'oyych harkoy. 10
100 sheet gmilsoy cinnych je lea
50. " ostatnych odde,eniach pra
cilje sd ak6 min,'lc.
Vysoke pece Fanny v Middle
sex Claire v Sharpsville, ktore
staly neeinne vyse dvoch rokov,
maji byt' zapalen6 kratkom ca
Sc. Zapalenim tflchto peel zvysenii
bude cinnost' vysokych peel ma
som distrikte na % 70 vsetkyrh
Al. ....
Open hearth pei v cinnosti ma
chodi sa SO 70 vSetkrch sc Ia
pajpovych peel n II.
'Oceliarnc, ktort snizily operacie
sheet milsoch, Sil: Republic l.
ron and Steel, kto a Zastavila prh-
Gu 8 milsoch, DeForcst toya,,'-
nj; Falcon Stcei Co. vsetkych 8
milsov Sharon Steel Hoop "a
>tavila pracu vo Iroch.
Jednotlivt occliarne operujIi ma
sledovne:
Sheet and Tube: Styri vysoxt
pecc, 10 open hearth peel. Besse-
mer, 10 trubicovtch a pudlovych
peel, diva blooming, styri skelp, Is
sheet a jeden bar mill, zrd'ovhn,
drotovnu a klincovfu.
Republic Steel: Styri vysoke
pece, II open hearth peel, Besse-
mer, diva blooming, diva skelp, 8
sheet, I bar jedcn plejt mill.
Brier Hill Steel: Tri vysoke pc
ce, IL open hearth peel. blooming,
q sheet, platnovy mill plnou 81
lou a druhy poloyicnon.
Sharon Steel Hoop: Jednu W.
sokn pee, 6 open hearth peel.
blooming, 6 sheet a 4 skelp milsi.
Trumbull Steel: Jednu yysokii
pee, Z open hearth peel, 3 strip a
A. sheet, tinplate dzabovych
milsov. (10O percent.)
Carnegie Steel: Pat vysokych
peel, IA open hearth peel, Besse-
mer, blooming a II bar milsov.
Mahoning Valley Steel s a New
ton Steel 10 milsov. Falcon Steel
zastavila pracu.
A. M. Byers: .Jednu vysokn pee,
88 pudlovych peel, bar. mill dye
sichty, platnov- ymill jednn sichtn.