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Evening journal., 1922-01-09
NUPTTAL KNOTS MAY
HAVE TO BE RETIED

Couples married by the Rev. r..
T. Western. Of Elkton. are taking a
chance Of having the ceremony de-
ciared Illegal. in the opinion OF Dr.
Robert Watt. superintendent OF the
wilmington Conference Of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, II legal pro-
ceedings which may be brought
against the minister are sustained by
the courts.
Dr. Watt on saturday, was in Elk
ton in consultation with II. NJ. Nc
Cullough. an attorney. who has been
engaged by the Methodist Church 10
look after the legal proceedings
which are TO be instituted. He said
ne was preparing complete history
OF the case.
DR.. Watt also expressed conf
dence in the belief that the Mary
land Legislature In a short time
would take action relative TO
change in the marriage laws thai
would make Il compulsory TO have
"A time residence in the State before
a marriage could be legally per
formed
Evening journal., 1922-01-09
10 5YEARS To
BE LIMIT Of
five POWERS
ARMSHOLIDAY
Treaty Makers Allow More
Time to Make Pact of
Practicable Effect to
World
EXPECT TO SETTLE
SHANTUNG PROBLEMS

WASHINGTON. ia. ? Omitted
Press) s)-The ave great powers are TO
bind themselves TO program OF
naval reduction and limitation FOR
fifteen years by the terms Of the
naval limitation treaty 1t was learned
today.
The duration Of the treaty as
completed by the naval experts Is
fifteen years, instead Of the ten-year
period OF the naval holiday, st was
said. This is TO give the naval hol-
iday sufficient time 20 be put into
practicable effect Il was ex-
planned. and to allow the naval es-
adjustments OF the powers 70 put
on the replacement tonnage basis
which has been agreed upon after
the conclusion OF the holiday.
The question OF arming merchant
ships as a safeguard against subma-
rine attack is not touched by tho
new treaty. IL was learned but the
other phase OF the merchant shin
ouestion-that Of conversion into
armed lighting ships-has been taken
up and certain restrictions are in
cluded In the treaty.
There are about % or "a main
clauses in the treaty.
The detailed plans that have beer
agreed upon for carrying out the
Continued on Page EighL
Evening journal., 1922-01-09
HUNTING JOB
WORSE Than War
Ex-Service Man Says He
Prefers St. Mihiel to
Present Plight
WANTS TO MARRY,
HAS ONLY 80 CENTS

I would rather go through the
battle OF st. Anhiel again than face
what I have lad TO face in the past
two months trying 20 get a job,'
The speaker was a clean-cut ap-
pohring former service man. who ap-
piled to the Delaware Public Em-
pioyment Bureau IN the old City
Hall. Sixth and Market streets. to-
day for work. Miss Katherine Smith.
who IS in charge OF the bureau, drew
from him his story.
Before the war" said the ex-
soldier. whose name Is not made
pubMc in accordance with the rules
OF the bureau. "1 had a little busi-
ness OF my own II paid fairly well
and / thought myself fortunate
Then 1 enlisted. left my business In
ahe hands OF others. and was sent
to France"
Here the former service man un-
folded his army discharge. II show
ed that ne had been through tho
fighting not only at St Mihiel bu
In the Argonnes. and Chateau
Thierry. and had received honor
able mention.
gwhen I returned home" con
tinued the speaker. Il found m,
business pretty well shot to pieces.
1 tried TO revive it, but the indus
trial depression came along and !
went under. Now I'm worth thirtl
cents and feel like It,"
The former soldier also produced
photograph OF a good-looking girl
also a letter.
That's the loveliest girl in all III
world. ."he said. handing Miss Smit
the photograph. "and want {
Continued on PAGE Eight.
Evening journal., 1922-01-09
&. PEPPER IS
PAU. S. SENATOR
Philadelphia Lawyer is
Named as Successor TO
Boies Penrose
GOVERNOR ENDS
o-DAY TURMOIL

PHILADELPHIA. Jan Omitted
press). - Governor William c..
sproul here today appointed George
Wharton Pepper. lawyer OF Phila-
deiphia to nm the vacancy in the
United States Senate caused by the
death OF Boies Penrose.
The announcement was made
from the Governors ohice az II
O'Clock. II ended nine days OF spec
ulation and turmoil in Pennsylva-
MIA.
Indicating ne has Withdrawn en-
tirely from the contest for the nomi-
nation 10 the Senate. Gov. sproul
asked for support for Pepper. stat
ing that ne expects the appointed
TO be n candidate for the nomina-
ton and election this year
WASHINGTON. Jan. CUnlted
Press) Senator Porter J. McCum-
Continued on Page Eight
Evening journal., 1922-01-09
SAY RYAN TRIED To-
JUMP FROM BRIDGE

Just as he is said TO have been
preparing TO leap in the chrlstiana
river from Third street bridge yes
terday afternoon. Thomas J. Ryan.
25 years old. resident OF South
Wilmington. was overpowered and
taken into custody by officer Gold,
The man is said to have been drink
ing but no charge was placed
against him.
Ryan is said 10 have been climb
ing to the top OF the bridge raj
when he was seen by officer Gold
who rushed up to him and prevent.
ed him from jumping into the river
When placed in a police station
cell, Ryan lost his melancholy spell
and Justify sang.
Evening journal., 1922-01-09
BOYER WAS GIVEN
SOME STRONG H00TCH

When Martin Boyer was ar
rairned before Judge Hastings, in
Municipal Court this morning. on a
charge Of drunkenness. ne said
friend gave him three drinks al
sixth and church streets. and from
ttat time he could remember Moth
ing. He had no money. he said.
Judge Hastings dismissed him.
Clifton Harkins was also dis
missed on charge Of drunkenness.
He was arrested by officer Cham
bors. lying on steps at sixth and
Lombard streets.
Evening journal., 1922-01-09
free Theatre Tickets

Theatre Invitations (war tax paid).
are extended through the Journal Clas-
sihed Department today-look for your
name today In the CLASSIFIED Advs.-
for a showing Tuesay Of
WEDDING BELLS,
AT THE ARCADIA.
AND
FOR THOSE WE LOVE-
AT THE MAJESTIC
SEE PAGE IL roDAL
Evening journal., 1922-01-09
CHILDREN SURVIVE
BUMPS BY AUTOS

Nora Iawler. the l3-years-old
child, who was being taken to the
Delaware Hospital by her mother,
to have her tonsils removed, on Fri
day. when rundown by an automo-
bile at sixth and Madison streets,
and taken to the hospital by the
driver OF the car, Felix Ruggerrow.
OF 500 Lincoln streets. is reported
improved today.
o. Adair the three-year-old daugh-
ter OF Mrs Rebecca Smoker, 2O4
Madison street, who was run down
between Third and Fourth streets.
on Madison street. on Saturday by
an automobile. and taken, to the
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital
by G.. E. Hirlinger. driver OF the ma
chine. also is improving. The N-ray
taken Of the injury is said TO show
no fracture of the skull. Both chill
dren are said 20 have run from be-
hind other machines into the ones
by which they we're injured.
Evening journal., 1922-01-09
PROCLAIM FIVE-POWER TREATY THIS WEEK
BRAND URGES PEACE PACT FOR ALL EUROPE
BRAND Urges
All European
Peace Treaty

CANNES, Jan. g.
UNITED Press) - A new
treaty, signed by all the ma
tions of Europe, including
Germany, binding the sigma
tories to respect the territor-
ial integrity of their neigh
bors, was proposed today by
Premier BRAND of France.
The French Premier met
with Lloyd George in a pri-
vate conversation at the
Cannes golf club. He out
lined his plan for an all
European agreement, which
besides guaranteeing terri
tory would pledge each ma
ton not to attack any of the
Others.
Lloyd George and BRAND
were unable today to reach
any agreement regarding the
form which an alliance or
guarantees to France might
take.
The British Premier ar
gued in favor of new style,
general pact similar to the
four-power pacific treaty
signed at Washington.
BRAND prefers the pre-wsr
variety of military alliance.
Evening journal., 1922-01-09
THINK ROBBER
fired Store
South Side Sunday Blaze
Scares Thieves Away
Empty Handed
TRACE FOOTPRINTS
IN SNOW PATH

Fire OF undetermined origin last
night damaged the stock OF Miller
Brothers. at B and Townsend streets.
TO the amount OF $500 The finding
OF a partially nlled basket and a
number OF burned matches scat
tered over the floor has led TO the
belief by the police that the fire was
accidentally started by some one who
was in the store gathering food TO
be taken away. Evidently the Wis
tors were scared away by the dis
covery that the store was on fire
and took little il anything with them.
The firemen we're summoned by
telephone and quickly extinguished
the blaze.
Following this a thorough lnves-
/ tigation was made. Foot prints in
the snow. which had fallen only a
/ short time previously. showed that
| two men were concerned In the at
tempted robbery. Footsteps led 10
a rear window which had been
prled open. Entrance gained, Il Is
believed. the men then turned their
attention to picking out the most de-
sired foods and in their search ~
many matches. the charred ends Of
which were found scattered in pro-
fusion about the store.
When the blaze frightened then
away they hurriedly left by the same
window through which they gained
entrance. Their long strides were
B registered in the snow. An aban
doned basket with food scattere,
about was found on the line Of re
treat.
The call came to the fremen jus
as the change in platoons was abou
TO be made. Engine Company No
.. with both Lieutenants McGowai
Continued on Page Eigh,.
Evening journal., 1922-01-09
OKUMA NOT DEAD,
BUT ON THE VERGE

TOXIC. Jan. . I'll a. mo- Omitted
press) .-Although officially pro-
nounced dead. Marquis Okuma still
lives.
Tho former Japanese Premier
decorated after the announcement
OF his death with the highest honors
Japan reserves for her deceased
heroes. today was reported by his
physician to be ''verging on death
From time to time his pulse ceases
altogether.
During one OF the periods when
his pulse ceased to beat, members
OF his family made formal an
nouncement that the Marquis had
died. This was done last Friday
but three days later the statesman
heart still beat family.
Evening journal., 1922-01-09
mn sINTWAIT IN ELMTRA.

Or. John W. r. Sumwalt left TINS
morning for Elmira, y. Y, where
he will spend the week in the Win
My-Chum" campaign.
In the absence OF Dr. Sumwali
next Sunday morning. DIR. c. NJ.
Boswell Of Philadelphia, will preach
in Grace NJ +. Church.
The mid-week service next We'd
nesday night will be in charge OF j.
W. Robertson, 5. S. Clark and Will
liam Harris. Speakers for that
evening will be Herbert II. Ward
and James II. Hughes. who viii
speak on The Gospel From a Lega'
Standpoint"
Evening journal., 1922-01-09
NoNr INJURED HERE.

In a collision on the Philadelphia
Pike near Holly Oak. the automo-
bile OF Ralph Dinsmore was dam
aged last night The other car whose
drivers name is not disclosed. skid
ded into the Dinsmore machine.
While the car Of Dinsmore had the
rear axle wheels and Tenders dam
aged, the other machine was little
damaged. No one was injured.
Evening journal., 1922-01-09
WATER RENT RECEIPTS FALL

The first weeks receipts by the
water Department for water rental
for the year 1921 shows big slump
over tkat Of the corresponding week
Of last year
The eotal amount received last
week at the office in the Public
Building was SIS e6O.67 For the
corresponding week OF 1921. the
collection amountea 70 S20.497.56,
showing a loss this year amounting
TO S4SS6.Ss.
Five per cent. discount is allowed
on an meter bills during the presen
month. and on schedule rates 10 pei
cent.
Evening journal., 1922-01-09
PROPERTY OWNERS
j. PAY OVERDUE TAXES

That city Solicitor Satterthwaite
his succeeded In stirring up delin-
quent taxpayers is shown by the IN
creased receipts since November /.
During November. approximately
$4,000 was collected. In the month
OF December. the total was s9,S7ll9,
an increase over the collections OF
the corresponding month OF the
previous year of s5.5S4.56.
SO far during January, TIE total
collection has. exceeded $4,000
Evening journal., 1922-01-09
CALANTIIE LODGE
INSTALLATION

Tho newiy-elected officers Of Ca
lanthe Lodge No. 2S. X. Of F.. will be
installed by Deputy Grand chaneel-
lor Harry r. Wilson. and appointed
stan tomorrow night.
The rank team association viii
have a short period for their work
after which the meeting will be
turned over to the entertainment
cnmmIttee.
Evening journal., 1922-01-09
WIRE TTST AT . A. VI.

The FIRE alarm test is now sound
ed at . 9lo'clock each morning instead
OF at s.45 as has been the custom
for many years
As the test sounds only in engine
houses the change OF time does not
make any difference to the DUblie
Evening journal., 1922-01-09
AT sALEsNIEN's CONVENTION

George +. Miller, S2l North Mon
roe street. has returned from Balu-
more where he attended the annual
salesmen's convention held in that
city. The affair was brought 20 a
close with a banquet at the New How
ard Hotel. Mr.. Miller was a
speaker.
Evening journal., 1922-01-09

LITTLE ROCK, Ark.-This is the
story about a sheriff who pursued
girl until he caught her. And then
he locked her up" for life.
But it's all Dan Cupid's fault, so
let's let him tell about it.
Says Dan.
1 watched Irene Calvin rise TO
fame as musical comedy star. She
was a pretty miss, and she sung her
way into TIE hearts OF audiences
throughout the southwest My heart
was one OF them.
Then ] happened on sheriff big
Evening journal., 1922-01-09

LONDON. Jan. ,. Omitted Press)
Great Britain plans 20 Withdraw
an troops from Ireland. to indemnify
inhabitants and release Irish prison
ers at the earliest possible moment
From an authoritative source, Il
was disclosed the government Is op-
timisiic over tho situation and in
tends to do everything possible TO
make things easy Tor Griffith and
Collins IN their efforts to establish
the Irish Free state
The various maneuvers or Eamonn
De Valera are believed In govern
ment circles 10 be doomed 10 fail
ure. Press satisfaction over the
Dali vote Of approval was tempered
today with nervousness over DC
Valera's obstinacy.
DUBLIN. Jan. 9.-(United Press
"A motion TO re-elect Eamonn ID
Valera president OF the Irish repu
bile" and head Of the Dali govern
ment was defeated in the Irish Par
lament this afternoon by vote o
IS to 5s.
Evening journal., 1922-01-09
LOST

STRING OF PEARLs-Golng from 27th
and Harrison to Ninth and Market
streets. via Boulevard, then east on
Ninth street, TO Pine Reward N re-
turned to 527 r. Ninth ST. jan9-lt.
(Continued on PEe Eleven.D
Evening journal., 1922-01-09
CHIMNEY FIRE.

Engine Company No. and Truck
Company No. exunguished a
chimney FIRE at the home OF A. j,
Krebs. 25O6 Willard street, Satur-
day afternoon. The loss is slight.
Evening journal., 1922-01-09
ropAY,s TEMPERATURE

At The Evening Journal ONCE.
500 A. M...30 12.O1 p. NJ. IS
1000 A. NJ. 80 LOO =. NJ. 40
Evening journal., 1922-01-09

Use Glover Dairy SAFE MILK"
for the school ctild's body and
mind builder. Phone 154O-l541.-
49,
Evening journal., 1922-01-09
SUN AND TIDE.

High water. $40 A. NJ. s.35 p. NJ.
Low water $50 A. NJ. 400 p. NJ.
Evening journal., 1922-01-09
The Weather

Fair tonight and Tuesday. moder-
ate temperature; fresh westerly
winds.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-06
NEsTRAsME DET1 MATo.
HAMI.

Mnohi l'udia maj1 vo zvyku
strasit' svoje alebo al cudzie deti
vypravanim hroznych rozpravok o
strasiakoch matohach. Tcraz
vsak svet zacina nahliadat', ze
toto ME je potrebne ku vychove
dietok a ze strasenie malych deti
moze mat niekedy ve1'mi zle ma
sledky.
Iste male dievcatko bolo TAX u
strasene rozpravkami buba-
koch, ze lrasledkom toho ztrati-
10 rozum d lekari sa vidal nadeje
ma jeho vylieeenie. Priatel' rodi-
ny rozpraval pred dieycatkom
niekol 'ko hliipych rozpravok q
niatohach 4 potom mu lpovedal, ze
matofIy cllodia po tine skrtit' l'u-
di prfdu al pre- nu ked' bude
spat Dieyca So tax nal 'akalo, Re
omdlelo. Ked prislo k sebe, balo
sa kazdej tiene. Ztratilo rozum i
rec 4 neskorsie i zrak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-06

K red. sSlev. v ychodu posi-.
DIR. Hodsa vyslovil So q potrebach
Vychodneho Slovenska takto:
Medzi nasimi vndtropoliticky-
mi nedostatkami najcitel 'nejsie
bije do eel nesriadenost' l'udove-
no ksolstva. / poslaneckcj svo-
jej reel ma sneme poukazal som
ma to, ze menovite vychodne Slo-
vensko naliehave vyzaduje v skol-
skom OIL 'ade mimoriadnej pecli-
vosti vlady. IS
Na vychode name asi $50 skol,
ktore nevyhovuj0, bud Ito pre- ne
dostatocnd odbornl narodnll
kvalifikaciu ucitel'ov. alebo jedno
ducho preto, re sd skolske budovy
NELL rozrucane, tax predsa este V
prisernom .neporiadku.
Musime stavat' skoly! Skoly,
skoly a Ease skoly! Nedostatoe-
nych, alebo nespol 'ahlivych ucite-
l'ov treba nahradit osvedceny-
mi Slovakmi, ktorych 81 v uei-
tel 'skych nstavoch ovsem este len
musime vychovat'! Je nevyhnu-
tel'ne, ably platy ucitel'ov a pen
zie nasich penzistov bolo zabez-
peeene ' takei vyske, ktora zod-
poveda d6lezitemu poslaniu do.
stojnosti ueitel 'skeho stayu.
Mimoriadnu pozornost' muslme
venovat nasmu dorostu ma sired.
nych skolach..
| ia sam sa nadsenim ujimam
koSickeho internatu.
Kosicky internat je nielen We
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-06

Ma druhy den popoludni sli sme
Ma lekarsku prehliadku. ia - a.
ko obycajne al tam som sa hla-
sill "tu som. = Pan seflekar Or.
Sritt pozrel ma nina, akoby ma
Dol chcel zniest' povrchu zeme.
hovoriac: "Co, Wy neznate, jak Sc
tfeba hlasits VI Ste desatnik ! w
ste viii ten, kdo yam dal tn hod-
most, to byl jeste vetsi vGl!' Nuz
ci sa takto pestuje cesko-sloven-
ska vzajomnost's Ci to moze po-
vedat vzdelany clovek, dobry
Cechg... Pocllybujem. Nasa repub-
lika je "cesko- o-slovenska" a ME
"cesk&'. 81 teda slovenska red
ME je 1radnou re6ou? Ci sloven-
Gina nema byt' tax uctena, ako
prave eestina ? ci al teraz nam bu-
du zahazovat', ably SINE sa vyja-
drovali slovenslky? ia, ako dobry
Slovak, Glen telocvicnej jednoty
Sokol', viem pochopit', re vsetci
Cesi sn ME taxi. Ale iste sa najdn
vel mi mnohi, ktori po podobnych
zkusenostiach nikdy sa dobre> ne
zmienia ceskom narode, vzdy ho
budn len prekllnat'; pre- takych
panakov trpi potion cNy eesky
narod. ii PAM mech 81 uvedomia.
re Slovaci s1 poyedomi l'udia.
Prosim upozorhujem kompe-
tentne kruhy, aby sa postaraly 0
znemoznenie takychto cinov, lebo
takymto sposobom seize sa najyac-
sia .nenayist' proti narodu ceske-
mu.
Rexervist&
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-06

Toto je len priklad, co moEe IA
prfcinit tento lildpy stary zyyk.
Starsi lndia nemajl ponatia, a.
Ky dcinok majd taketo rozpravky
ma nevyvinutii, vsetkym dojmom
pristupnl mysel diet'at'a. Ia
kych veci, ako matohy ia svete
MET, tax preco strasit mimi deti?
Rozpravajte i'm radsie veci, ktore
i'm budn osozne V pozdejsom Il
vote. Dokazte i'm, ze v tine neei-
haju ziadne matohy, ze tiny sa
netreba bat, ale ze je ona pozeh-
nanim, ponevac svojou tichost t'ou
umoznuje l'ud 'om pokojny spa
nok a odpocinok. 81. b.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-06
PosIAN1c HoD1A "A v1uHoDNE sLovHNsKo

. sf2s Is II co. { 4
cou Kosic a yychodneho Sloven.1
ska, ale vecon vsenarednou. W.
chov6va sa nom 715 sloven,
skych rol 'nickych synov a prave
Y tomto je jeho obrovsky vyznam
lebo konecne da vychodnemu Sfo-
vensku tl narodnn inteligenciu,
ktorej vychod dosial' nemal q
mat nemohol. Najlepsia narodna
inteligencia pochadza 20 sedliac-
kych chalip. Treba len l'utovat !,
ze sa spraya internatu obratila 9
statnu podporh az, teraz, ked je
rozpocet -nz hotovy a nepripiist a
novych vyloh, takze $ minist. skol
stva budeme muset' hl'adat' po-
lozky uz len vypomoene.
Go sa tyka yysokeho skolstva.
trvam ma starom navrhu, ably Ko-
sice dostaly techniku. Myslim, ze
statny rozpocet ma r. 1923 bude
uz tymto nasim poziadavkom
pocitat Taktiez budn Kosice po-
trebovat isty druh vysokej skoly
pre- politick1 Sprawl. Mono, ze
to bud1 predbezne len zdokonale-
ne kursy notarske, mono, ze do
spejeme az k pravniclej akade-
mil.
Ma kazdy pad 81 musi vychod-
ne Slovensko vychovat svoju in
teligenciu, 20 svojich domacich
l'udi. Mas sedliacky narod ma w
chode ie dost zdravy ma to, ably
dobra skola jeho nadanych sy-
nov vychovala schopnn spoil 'ah
|liyn narodnfi inteligenciu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-06
PODAKOvANIE
Cd markusovsk6ho p. farara "a
lnilodary ma mariusovsky
kostol.

Markusovce, ,lia 8. dec. 1921.
Pan valent Hatala! Tohoto tyz-
tlna obdrzal som cd vas 5000 ko-
run, ktory obnos ste mi zaslali
skrz Youngstown State bank co
milodar cd americkych krajanov
ina mas chram Bozi. "a milodary
tieto prijmite najvrdcnejsie vd a.
ky TAX so strany mojej, ako al 50
strany nasich spoluobGanov. La
skavy Jezis, ktory nenecha ami ha-
liera bez odplaty, mech bude vam
stedrym zaplatitel'om!
Nase hmotne pomery sa zhorsi
". Vacsia polovica obyvatel'ov
vyhl'a l'adava 81 svoj kazdodenny
chlieb v zeleznychs baniach, Z te-'
raz roztocke a bitnanske bane eel
kom zastavily pracu. Y koterba-
.hu majsi tiez zastavit prdcu. Ma
Sc kovy neihajl odbyt. lebo memo
III konkurovat S cndzozemskom.
A potion dane tarify sn TAX W.
soke. ze ami bohata koterbachska
,polocnost' ME je vstave vyrabat
d'alej. Len Pan Bob zna, ako to
llho bude trvat'? Gazdom rol nj
kom neide tiez lepsie, krem ohrom
,,ych danf rekviruj1 bez presta-
MA!
Pred trcma rokami poziar zni-
Ill vacssiu ciastku Markusoviec,
kedy skola zhorela. Prosili SINE
statnu pozieku pre- pohorelcov bez
iirokov. Tri prosby zupana sa
I'm ztratily, a TAX pohorelcov
,osavad' len styria sa mohh zno-
WI vystavit'.
Ked' yam este raz tie najvrelej
lie vd 'aky vyslovujem "a vase mi
lodary, so srdeGnym pozdrayom
znacim sa YAM vrele oddany
Matus Pajdusak,
dekan-farar.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-06
NEMAME KALENDARE ToHTo RoKU.

Nasledkom toho re mas redaktor vratil Sloven-
ska len pat tyzciami pred Novym rokom, nebol SINE
vsave yyda skalendar ohto roku pre- nasc ct predpa
ttel'oy. Manifesto tohe yydame budncne kacndar bo
hatsim obsahoin nez mnueho roku ktory bude dayanv
zdarma vsetkym skutocnym piedplattePom
sdsasne prosme tsch ct predpatitel'ov ktoli byvaj
Youngstownu, East Youngstown Struthers, abv
nest aacvali posat syoje predpatky postou lebo mas
agent nebue ich moct osobne navstvit ako pre- vaesiu
yzdiaenos tax al pre- nahodu ze by ich al tax nenasie
donna, 10 je vel skJmi vsdavkami spojene.
Jestl BY nasicl niekto predpatite ov vo vida
mestach ktori by podujali prevzat agentru
uasieh noyn, prosime plIhlasy ably i'm mohli w
5zvetl Aase podmienkx posat' potrebne poistenky.
Tak isso prosnle vsetk sch et GitateIov aby ked
i,A nie6o Ptiledi 60 II heso dslei oznalnt posla