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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-24
Oklahoma Outbur1s
By OTis LoRToN


with so many candidates FOR every office. It
does look a. II the parties ought to offer n con-
ISOLATION prize.
II begins 60 look as II it would take a lot OF
soothing ointment 30 heal tho sores left by the
primary campaign.
An alienlst is n doctor who will testify IN
sanity cnse whlch ever way the lawyer who em-
poys him wants him 70.
Also. observes tho Dallas News why doesn't
some Washington policeman play practical
Joke by arrcstlnK congross for srccding2
Aan precautionary measure for personal pro-
lection, Oklahomh cry womon are now having
their hair s'roakcd with gray instead Of
"hcnna-od'
n the Daily Okahomon IL afraid OF compe-
uuou, why does IL not SO the whole hog ond
bnr all newspapers except i'sclf from the news
stands IN Oklahoma CITY?
Ola RIu Dlnroy says another reason why he
doos not own n car Is because he knows some
1ornod rcckloss driver would run into r. and
smash It up tho first time no took II out on tho
street
Thoughts are either pleasant recolections or
horrible raising dsturbcrs of oao's peace
1f mind. and II no stops To aualyze thoughts by
oId-bloodod reason Ee viii most likely wish he
had mover thuuk thought
Glyo tho Rnrtlcsyo Enterprise Credit for
this delayed thought: "One OF the greatest
questions now is why an efficiency expert, In
stead Of working for somebody else docs not
start I'm business for himself and wipe all COM
petitors Off tho map"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-24

Also, observes tho Dallas News why doesn't
some Washington policeman play practical
Joke by arrcstinK congress for spcedlng2
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-24

Aan precautionary measure TOR personal pro-
lection, Bklnh0m1 cry womon arc now having
their hair stroakcd with gray instead Of
'hcnna-ed"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-24

n tho Daily Ok'1homan IL afraid OF compe-
tllon. why does 10 not so tho whole hog oud
bar all newspapers except ifsclf from the nows
stands IN Oklahoma CltyP
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-24

UTd I'D UHTI'N NITN UIVT0T T0UFIH WHY ~
does not own q car is because he knows some
1ornod reckless driver would run into n and
smash It up tho first time no took Il out on tho
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-24

collinTllle. Okla, Il, F, D,
The Washington times., 1922-05-17
PHYS|CALLYF|T
CONTEST HELD
IN ROCKVILLE
Sixty-four Boy and Girl Pupils
Participate-Gets Damages
For Auto Accident.

ROCKVILLE. Md, May 17.-tol,
lowing a long illness due to general
debility. Mrs. Margaret r.. Bean,
widow OF J. Asbury Bean. died at her
home near COlesville, this county,
aged eiGhty.three years. She is sur
vived by the following children:
Mrs. Joseph w. Howes, Of Rockville,
and Miss Idella, William A, Richard,
Eugene and Thomas Bean. OF the
Colesville neiEhbOrhoOd The funeral
took place this morning from ST
Johns Catholic Church, Forest
Glen
The Rev P Rowland Wagner.
pastor Of the Baptist Church. Of
fiCiatcd at the marriage here on
Tuesday of Miss Jennie f. HOEarty
and Roy f. Warfield, both Of Wash
ington.
A license has been issued by the
clerk of the circuit court here 10:
the marriage OF Miss Lucy G. Clarke
and Lutte r. Miller. both Of Wash
ingtOn.
In the most phvsraiy tlt' con.
test among pupils Oc the public
schools of the county, which was
conducted by tn" county board of
education. and for whicn cash prizes
were awarded by the social Service
League of the county, the winners
were as follows:
Girls-High schools: FIRST, Mozelle
Downs. Fairland school: se"orl,
Mary Bell. Sand.y Spring school;
third. Marian Fry, Rockville school.
Larger graded schools. elementary
grades-First, ThClma Thomas Ken
sIngton school; second, MaziC Duvall,
Laytonsville school third. Helen
Stone. Chevy Chas" school. One and
two room sChools--First. Hazel Wind
ham. CoicSville school. second. Esther
Allnutt, DaWsonVillC school. thud,
Virginia Barnslev. Avery S"hool.
BOys-High schools: First, Henry
HiCkerson, Germantown school, sec.
ond. Herbert NJ. Jewell. Poolesville
school; Allan Thomas SANDY Spring
school. Larger graded schools. ele.
mentary grades--rirst, David Lch.
man. Rockville school. second Cash
ell Best. LaytOnsvilIp s'hoCl: third.
John Philip kennon, Chevy Chase
school. One and Two room schools -
First, Clarence Pettiglll Bailey
school, second. James Welsh. Avery
school; third. Donald Bowie. ir.. Oak
dale school.
Irene Baker and her brother.
Maurice NOkes, of the vicinity of
The Washington times., 1922-05-17

He always made sure OF bottle
falling off the wagon by digging
holes in the street.
And the only time ne sObered up
was when the city had the roads
fixed.
When father was a kid he used
to sit up and walt for Santa Claus.
Now he sits up and waits for the
bootlegger
But instead of hanging up a
stocking he puts out bottle.
You have TO get up early in the
morning to fool the revenue men
and these bootleggers do It,
They're out so early that they
meet a lot OF the prohibition Off
GERS on their way home.
But they never h <er with the
gtnmen's booze ine arms Of the
law can only carry so much at one
time.
They figure that two bottles In
the hand are worth one on a de.
livery wagon.
II you like TO drink order your
liquor from the Haig & Haig dairy
in your neighborhood. They run
all the risks and take all the
chances except drinking II.
ICopyright I922. King Features Service }
The Washington times., 1922-05-17
WOMAN 'SCLUBS
IN YEARLY MEET
At THYATTSV|LLE
Biennial Election Of County o.
ficers Will Be Held
Saturday.

EVANSVILLE, Md, May H.
Arrangements are practically com.
plete for the annual meeting OF
the Prince Georges County Fed
alton of Women's Clubs TO be
held Saturday at the town hall, at
Springfield. An attendance or sew
eral hundred women is expected.
At the morning session which If
to begin at II o'clock the biennial
election of officers, submission OF
reports, and other business will
take place. Luncheon will be
served by the women of Holy Trim.
ity Parish.
Addresses by DR.. A. F. Woods.
president of the University OF
Maryland. Mrs. John F. Sipple.
president OF the State Federation;
Mrs. Francis Sanderson. past state
Federation president, and Mrs. Ed
ward r Buchncr, will feature the
afternoon session.
The nominating committee has
agreed upon the following officers:
Mrs. Theone Collins. Tuxedo. pres
ident Mrs. Hal b. Clagett, Upper
Marlboro, vice president; Mrs. A.
BurCh Fitz Simons, Lanham, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. w. s.
MusgraVe. Laurel, recording sec
retary. and Mrs. George n. Wells,
Landover. treasurer.
Charles Horse. Colored, of Forest.
vile. Prince Georges county, has
been sentenced to two and half
years in the House of Reformation,
Cheltenham. following his Convic-
tion by a jury in Annapolis OF
murder in the second degree in
connection with the death last sum
mer at FOrestville of Mamie Col
bert, also colored.
Clarence NJ. Roberts OF Land
over. Prince Georges county, a
member of the house OF delegates,
has been nominated as a vice presi-
dent of the Maryland State Bar AS.
soCiation
Elections will take place at the
annual meeting of the association
to be held in Atlantic City June
1880 and July l.
Actual construction OF the South.
ern Maryland trunk line, surveying
for which is now in progress, soon
will be begun. The road will be
about 33 miles long and will run
from a point near Glenburnie on
the Annapolis boulevard to Malta
woman, Charles county.
The Washington times., 1922-05-17

Irene Baker and her brother.
Maurice Nokes, of the vicinity Of
The Washington times., 1922-05-17
SIC Drdpe VeiIS, 39c

Stylish Drap" Wells II, Yards long va.
riOus style meshes. with chenille borders,
in black, navy, brown and combinations
The Washington times., 1922-05-17
I9c PercdLeS, I4c

3b-lnch PerCaIes, light grounds In a
large assortment OF checks. stripes dots,
plaids and neat figures; fine Closewoven.
softfinish grade.
The Washington times., 1922-05-17
S6 to SS Footwear, S4.69

Women's New Oxfords and Pumps OF
patent. black and brown kid, suede and
tan calf feathers; Louis and low walking
heels; welted and turn soles; sizes ga to
:; widths from TO D.
The Washington times., 1922-05-17
!
Sar ~
Says Buy Your Booze From Bootlegger.
They Run All The Risks And Take All
The Chances Except Drinking 1t.
BY John p. Medbury

There is so much competition
between moonshintrs that most OF
them now have regular routes and
deliver your liquor to your door.
When you hear footsteps on
your front porch i'm the morning
and the climbing of bottles you
don't know whether it's the milk.
man or the bOOtlegger.
People used to get two quarts OF
milk and one pint of cream. Now
they order one pint of milk and
two quarts of gin.
Milk Is necessary to keep babies
alive, but older people can live on
whiskey, il they can sell enough
Of il.
There is not much difference be-
tween milk and moonshine. they're
both bottled in the barns.
Good milk is pasteurized, but
good whiskey is past your reach.
These ginmen put their hooCh
up in white bottles and nobody
can tell what you're drinking un-
I'll after the Coroner's inquest.
or course once in while the
wagon will hit rut and a bottle
OF hOOch will fall off and break.
No wonder so many people sleep
with their windows open.
One guy left his window open m
a windy night and he awoke up in
the morning intoxicated
The Washington times., 1922-05-17
Doctors Recommend
Bon-0pto for the Eyes

Physicians and eye specialists prescribe Bon
Optic as a safe home remedy in the treatment
of eye troubles and to strengthen eyesight.
Sold under money refund guarantee by all
lrng~ists.
The Washington times., 1922-05-17

Poolesville, this county. and Clar-
cnce Pinkett, OF, Loudoun county,
Va, all colored. were placed on
trial before jury in the circuit
court here yesterday afternoon on
an Indictment charging them with
the murder OF the wOmans hus.
band. Frank Baker, who was one
Of Poolesvillc districts best known
and most thrifty colored residents.
Attorney Thomas l.. Dawson is
conducting the prosecution and
John A. Garrett is defending the
trio. Chief Judge Urner and As.
soCiate Judges Peter and Worth.
ington are on the bench. II Ia
thought the case will be concluded
this afternoon.
The Washington times., 1922-05-17
$3.50 K. e G.. COrSetS, SI.48
$500 Pique Coats, S2.8

Riddles White PiQue Coats. wide or mar
row vale, with large collars and belts;
some with scallops: sizes l to years.
Evening star., 1922-10-27
FEWER PRISONERS GET
EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY

Executive clemency was denied to
an increasing number of federal
prisoners during the year ended June
80. and fewer combinations were
granted. the annual report Of james
A. Finch. attorney in charge of par
dons Of the Department OF Justice
shows according to q statement made
public yesterday.
Thirty-one pardons and one condi-
tional pardon were granted. tho
statement said. One hundred and
thirty pardons were granted to re-
| store citizenship after service of
sentence. A total Of 1s5 sentences
were commuted. including twenty
one conditionally: fines and costs were
remitted In thirteen cases: Jail sem
tences remitted In two cases and
twenty-eight respites granted.
THE number Of pardon cases acted
upon by the President" the Attorney
General was advised by Mr.. Finch in
his report. 'fs not quite so large a S in
the years 1920 and 1921: still. it ranks
well with those years, which estab-
lished the high-water mark for par
don cases for the past fifty years.
The l. w. W.. or wartime cases, are
being gradually disposed of by COM
mutation Of sentence or parole or by
reason of sentences served, so that
now there are very few applications
pending wherein final consideration
and action have not been taken. About
fifty of these prisoners refused to
present applications or submit any
statement Of facts. All of the cases,
however. are being reviewed"
At the beginning of the fiscal year,
Mr.. Finch said. there wn~e 20S ann'i-
cations for clemency pending. During
Evening star., 1922-10-27
RAPS WET PROPAGANDA.
League Counsel Says
It Causes Murder.

Wet propaganda "ridiculing. mis-
representing and scoffing ut prohibi.
ton and those who try to enforce 1t
causes the murder of more faithful
,ublic officials than anv other factor.
Wayne b. Wheeler, general counse!
Of the Anti-Saloon League. declared
yesterday in commenting on state
rnents made in New York by Ransom
Il. Gillett, general counsel OF the as
sociation, against the prohibition
-mendment MIR. Gillett. calling at
.ention to published figures that 125
Prohibition agents had been killed
and $500 wounded. declared that pro-
hibition enforcement had proved to
be a miniature civil war"
Every murdered officer" Mr..
Wheeler asserted. adds another rea-
son for defeating this notification
program of the Association Against
the Prohibition Amendment" Chal-
lenging a statement by Mr.. Gillett
hat arrests for drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct had increased under
orohi bition Mr.. Wheeler declared f1g-
ures compiled by the association were
far atield"
Evening star., 1922-10-27
DWARFED LION CUB
MINUS UPLIFT AID,
PASSES ANIMAL STYX

The last Of tho three lion cubs
at the National Geological Park 10
dead.
He was q runt. and efforts Of
nature and man could not save him.
officials at the ZOO" said today.
The survival Of tho fittest had it's
way.
When 1t was seen that the little
fellow was not thriving in the
care OF Mrs. African Lion, keepers
took the cub away. and attempted
to bring him up on the bottle.
But he was q runt. and went tho
way of all runts in nature. There
was no child hygiene society to
save him, no medical association
that could brace him against the
law.
so he died. and where last spring
three cubs struggled on their linn
Der legs. today stands only q
wooden house and q bereft mother
lion.
Evening star., 1922-10-27
MARINE CORPS ORDERS.

Capt Graves Z. Erskine has been
appointed ass Stant quartermaster.
Second Lieut.. George w. keyser
and Gunner II. j. Moore have been
honorably discharged from the Marine
Corps Reserve.
Quartermaster Clerk James F.
Dickey has been transferred from
Quantico. Va, to marine headQuar-
terS this city
Evening star., 1922-10-27

two were considered and acted upon
by the President. and 1I6 were filed
without action for various reasons,
including cas- prisoners
had been released on parole
Evening star., 1922-10-27

clemency pending during the year
OF these, 420 were adversely reported
by the United States attorneys and
judges to whom they were referred
for report Five hundred and seventy
Evening star., 1922-10-27

the year 1000 applications were fled
and fifty-four other applications filed
during the current and other years wer"
reopened and further considered.
making a total of 1862 cases for
Evening star., 1922-10-27
LAUGHTER In the ':M0uies .

The etet Jokes
"F From
tell showing run FROM the frs line Literary Dge'
W. W.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-16
Zpravy : Cesko- -Slovenska :
President Masaryk do slisz-

President Masaryk do slisz-
ska. POSI-. Proxies sdelil v zaseda-
nj NOR -ostravskej spravnej kohi-
sic, ze prezident Masaryk mai
blizsom case navstivi Sliezsko.
Nasi poklad. Ma Hamroch '
zupe Zemplinskej nasiel sa hrniec
starych zlatych striebornych pc
nazi rokov $500 -16OO napis-
mi "Ladislav kral cesky a uhor-
sky : Ludwig, ten co zahynul
pri Mohaci. Alfred vojvoda prus-
ky. Peniaze vacsim dielom boly
/ ll'ud mi rozobrane len mala cia-
stka bola hlavnym sliiznym za-
chranena a bude odozdana do mu-
zeumu.
= stihanie bytovej uzery Ko-
siciach. Ked' v kosiciach Dol svoj-
.ho casu minister socialnej peclivo-
sti dr.. Grhber ked' tento mini
ster poznal z vlastnej zkiisenosti
pomery Kosiciach, vyjadril sa o
tomto meste, ze co sd tyka byto-
vel otazky, patria Kosice k tym
mestach republiky, kde bytove' po-
merry sn priamo katastrofalne. Den
ma zkusenost' uci mas to iste a my
tn V Kosiciach najlepsie vieme, a.
ko t'azko' sa tn clovek ubytuje. A
predsa tn po Kosiciach chodia l'u-
dia, ktori "a isty a casio vel mi
znacny poplatok - predsa len byt
najdu. Ale nema kazdy clovek
moznost', ably platil "kral'ovi by
tovych tizernfkov'' vel'ke provi-
zie a nema kazdy, ably mohol "a
byt zaplatit niekol'ko tisfc Kcs.
odstupneho. s OIL 'adom na neute
sene tieto pomery, ktore sa neu-
stale stupnovaly, dava polio. ria
ditel' Kosiciach min. radca dr..
Klima, teraz patrat' elm najusilov
'nejSie po l'ud och, ktorl zamestna-
vaj1 sa prostredkovanim bytov.
Jeho nariadenie uz niekol 'ko raz
malo vysledok. Pred niekol 'kymi
dnami stal pred policajnym ST.
dom koSiciach cestujnci Michal
Petera, ktory svoj byt - jednu
izbu a kuchynu bez nabytku =
chcel odstdpit' chudobnemu ro-
botnikovi Michalovi Mulatovi "a
odstupne 5000 koran. Petera bol
zatknuty a odslideny k 6-mesacne-
mu vazeniu. Preto, ze bola obava,
re chce opustit' Kosice, Dol hned
zatvoreny. Ale Peterovi pri tomto
obchode pomahal Herman Buch-
halter, znamy "kral' bytovych IL
zernikov' Kosic. Tento pan pred
niekol 'ko dilami bol odsndeny pre-
bytovy podvod na 6 mesiacov va
zenia a 10000 korGn pokuty a pc
tieto dni, slicasne s. Peterom bol
odsndeny Ease na d'alsich 6 mesia
GOV. A zaujimave: Buchhalter,
ktory je cudzi statny prislusnik,
ziadal ceskoslovenske statne OBJ
canstvo. Teraz prvi dvaja bytovi
uzernici sn uz zatvoreni. Dnfajme,
re bude al d'alsim patranlm ko-
necne urobena naprava. Ale dnfa-
me stlcasne, re p. Buchhalterovi ne
bude priznane statne prislusnic-
two nasej republike, ale ami re tn
nebude ponechany, ale re po odpy-
kaom vazenl posln no tam, kde pa
tri - do Mad 'arska. A snad' po-
tom konecne tie byty, ktore dnes
mono dostat' pod rukou, bud1 da-
ne k dispozlcii bytovemu uradu
bytova nndza V Kosiciach predsa
sa trochu ul 'ahci. Isl. Vych.,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-16
Stavba novel ratinariA culuu

Stavba novel ratinAriA culru
IA slovenslEn. Dozvedafne 50, lie
Cukrovar rafineria I'd. spoil. vo
Vel'kych Suranoch zamysl'a Y mai
blizsom case znovu vybudovat
svoju rafineriu, ktora bola +. 1916
iplne zhorela.
Karpatoruska banlxa v u1ho-
rode povys,lje svoj kapital dote-
.rajsich 5 milionov ma 120 milionov
kor1n. Povysenia sa zticastnf istn
zahranicna banka vel 'kostatkar
Schoenborn- -Buchheim.
v akej valute plata mad ar
size zivotns poist 'ovns7 V Kosi-
ciach vydavany sCsehszlovak jog
pise, ze ma. nedavnej konferencii
zastupci nastupnickych statov do
hodli sa i vo veci vyplacania IL
votnSch poistenf. Cesko-Slovensko 0
Rumunsko Juhoslavia ziadaly, a.
by mad 'arske poist 'ovne platily
vzdy meme statu, ktoreho pri-
slusnikom je poistenec. Po dlhsich
rokovaniach sa konecne dohodly v
tom smysie, ze mad 'arske poist 'ov-
ne srocne poistene sunny budu pla-
tit ceskoslovenskym, rumunskym
a juhoslovanskym prfslusnikonl
vzdy v ich vlastnej meme, ovsem
vzdy berlc OIL 'ad na pomer, a.
.kom dotycny stat zamienal stare
koruny. Dl'a tohoto es. poistenci
dostan1 ceskoslovenske koruny,
ale pomere jedna mad 'arska ko-
'runa "a jednu ceskoslovensk1 ko-
runu. V Rumunsku je pomer l q
a Juhdslavii l a. Tato dohoda u
moznila mad 'arskym poist 'ovnam
ably mohly plnit' svoje zavazky.
Delegate 'konferencie podpisalis to-
to dohodu, ktord musia patridne
vlady schvalit'. Ceskosloivenskf po
istenci boli by takto marianne u
krateni. ..a...
- Liecive kupele ID. spoil. v Tr.
TepNciach na valnom shromazde-
nj dha 80. apr. t. +. ustalily svoj
lanskerocny zisk ma Kcs. 271, ,769
z ktoreho sa bude vyplacat' cd 1.
julia 5 perc. dividenda. Navsteva
kdpel 'ov sa utesene vzmaha.
= Tatransku elektricku zelezni-
Gu, o knpu ktorej vyjednavala
svojho casu nasa vlada, potom Ces
ka banka Prahe, zaiste dostane
do najmu Slovenska vseobecna Il
verna banka Bratislave, ktora !
chce najmdt' statne kupele v ,
Tatransksj Lomnici. Ma Slovensku
boil nedavno Ulhmann a Kornfeld
Mad 'arskej vseobecnej
iivernej banky Budapest, kto-
rel filialok Bratislave v Kosi-
ciach vznikla Slovenska vseobec-
ma uverna banka, ich pobyt tn
najsi snvisel touto, ako my
mi transakciami spomenutej bra:
tislayskej banky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-16
OZNAMENIE DO HAsELTON.
2 -|--|| Dh1GDIN -
ia South Center Street.

HI 'ADAME slovensk6 dievca,
ktore hovori anglicky, 1aa do
macu praeu. Dobfe nliesto do
br1 plat. Hast So trsba O sd-
resu v redakcii tychto novfn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-16
KRAJANIA!.

Vo vaSs ssrej vlasti yych9dza Kodicch FnapsfeAep
tsnnk slovsnsky Lud' Aol ysk ydavahie
osns vi fnancnym obetami predsa stou edno co
len 20 haerov orsm porta, predpaok KIDS d por
tom (a ooc Fechcene mat osoh choeme poxest
init vxdsdat' Ms l'ud
rodpoFnjte mas nase praci stante nAsimi prslah
tel mil {Redada s. Nov1 vrele odporda te1to cssopis
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-16
Vxrast hankoynfrtya y 0es.

vxrast banlxoynictva Y tsss
koslovenslu. Roku 1920 bolo d1'a
statistiky, ministerstva financii "a
Ilozene 8 novych bank, 3 ktorych
jedna je druzstevna a Z snkromne
kapitalistickych. Roku 1921 zalo-
zene bolo 6 novych bank doastin
nou istinou $50 milionov kor.
Dr.. Kkllayovi bolo ponnlna-
te ministerstvo pro SlovsnslEo. O.
tazka zmeny ma cele ministerstva
pre- Sluvensko blizi sa k svojmu
rozrieseniu. Ako znamo, podal mi
nisterpre Slovensko dr.. Micura de-
misiu, aby sasmohol venovat' svoj-
mu novemu nradu, ako prezident
sndnej tabule v Kosiciach. o ma
stupcovi dra Micuru trade mi
mstra pre- SlovenskO ME je dosiap
definitfvne rozhodnute. .Menuje sd
viaccro kandidatov ma toto mimi
sterstvo. Najvaesie vyhliadky ma
ministerstvo pre- Slovensko ma do
terajsi sef administrativy Sloven-
ska zupan DIR. KallaX. Spravnost'
tejto mienky potvrdzuje tiez ia O.
kolnost', ze zupan DIR. Kallay do
stavil sa ma pozvanie prislnsnych
cinitel'ov do Prahy, kde ako sd
dozvedame boil mu nabidnuty L.
rad ministra pre- Slovensko. Ako
sd zupan DIR. kallay rozhodne, ME
je dosiaP zname. Mozno tn, konsta-
tovat, ze v Dir. Kallayovi stal by
Esa miniatrom pre- Slovensko prvo-
triedny administrativny odbornik.
Zupan Kallay ziskal 81 svojim do.
terajsim acknowledgements
tel'ne zasluhy o zdarny vyvoj a
konsolidaciu statnej administrati-
l. Wy na Slovensku, ako jej tvorca,
iniciator a organization. Dielom
zupana dra Kallaya je tiez zupni
reforma ma Slovensku, ciel 'om kto
rej je sriadenie vel'kych zdp
konsolidovanie verejnych pomerov
v ktorom smere Dol urobeny prvy
st astlivy krok sriadenim vef'kej
zupy kosickej. pre- ktord vybral 81
zupan DIR. Kallay ako sef admin
strativy jednoho . najlepsich svo-
jich spolupracovnikov hi poll adj
ministrativy, dra Rumana "a zu-
pana. DR.. KaHay pozna vlastnej
zklsenosti velm dobre Slovensko
i jeho bol'asti ako minister NAL
by istc pre- Specialize potreby SIo-
venska najvacsie pochopenie maj
lepsiu vol'u : naaprave.
= Go sa nestava v sarisi9 DO
Presova prichodiaci gazdovia IL
zasom vypravajn, re vsade, OBJ
zvlast' pri hraniciach pol'skych
organizujn sd zbojnicke handy,
ktore znemoznujh prechod po. ho-
rach. Tymto obt 'azujd pracu ma
Sim lesnlkom, ktori tiez sti VISTA
venf nebezpeceAstvu. PrihodivI Sd
pripad minute poukazuje na pria-
mu vrazdu a po vyrabovani lesni-
ka, usli do Pol'ska. Druhy pripad
je, ked' pred par diiami zastrelili
cloveka tiez podoBni lnpeznici. O.
bet menovala sd Ivan Ujhazy. Ia
bill no preto, ze NAL pri sebe hod-
he penazi, tojest 10000 korun. Iste
by bolo nd case, ably vrchnosti "a
razily cinnost' tychto ldpeznfkov.
- Zakladatel sky ruch v Cesko
Slovensku. V roku 1921 dalo mini
sterstvo financii povolenie ma IA
lozenie 420 spolocnostl a na povy-
senie kapitalu 331 spolocnostiam
" odvetviach obchodu investova-
ny kapital V hotovosti cinil Kcs.
8O1, 1868, ,700.-, odvetviach prize
myslu, vyroby Sivnosti cinil Kes
j ,167 ,3331. .71S.-, iihrnom teda L.
969, ,20O,41S.- kor1n.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-16

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