davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-22
APPLEBY ADDS new TITLE TO HIS LIST

PhraaespAta, Feo. 21.-EAxar T. Ap-
ptsby, New York. national champion,
nAdsd the international title to his list
teniKnt by defeating Percy n. Collins,
Ch,eaEo, in the final match OF the Class
A. 1919 ba!k line amateur billiard tour
rsyrert at the Manufacturers club. The
sco~e vss 500 to 10s.
Il was the shortegt rlatcfI OF the
eournanent, Apology collecting his total
II fourteen innings His average was
81 s-il, which also was record for
the present meeting. The New Yorker
hsd high runs OF 1873, 20 and So, while
CoiliaS best Efforts were 20. 10 and, II.
Collins averaged Ais.
IN the afternoon match AIRY BoS, OF
Holland, defeated J. E. Cope Morton, OF
Philadelphia. 500 to 2ss. giving the Eoi-
lazder afh plaza with two victories and
Three DEFEATS. Morton finished last, tav-
fnE loSs all Ave OF. his cares
Tho competition Of tho tournR7psnt
eouHd three players, Edouard Roudtl.. Of
France. Francis s. Appleoy. New York,
and Collins. tied for second place, each
having won three games and lost 2.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-22

during the market session and this was
extended by liberal fraction after the
close OF business.
The French rate eased slightly from
its recent brisk advance and Italian re-
mittances also were moderately lower.
but the Belgian rate hardened to the
accompaniment Of the higher quotations
reached by that governments bonds in
this market
Guilders, or Dutch exchange. rose
about so points on reports that the Ne
therlands government is negotiating q
loan OF considerable portion here. Dan
isi1, Swedish and Norwegian remittances
more than recovered their losses Of the
previous day.
Indications Of better trade conditions
between the United States ana Canada
were furnished by the further reduction
OF the discount on Montreal. which fell
to 1916 cents. This IS the lowest
rate Of discount reported for the Cana
dian dollars here in almost three years.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-22
ATTRACTIVE HocKE4

ATTRACTIVE HocE1
CONTESTS PLANNED
Although Harvard clash officially ends
Yale schedule a city title series and bat
ties with crack Boston and New York
sextetr will keep hockey fans occupied
FOR some time TO come
Yase will complete sts original hockey
schedule Of games this week. when the
Blue plays Harvard on Saturday night in
the New Haven arena
But the completion OF the Official soSled-
uie will not wind up the hockey season
at the arena, far from It.
After Harvard is beaten for the first
time this season, Yale Will engage IN a.
the Yale freshmen to decide which ig the
best team In New Haven. not that this
will mean q. great deal to anyone, but
there are. quite a numbe- OF people very
much interested N the decision and the
, players themselves would like to settle
the sss Everyone VIII be satisfied. ex-
.cepttas Clarence WanamsE1er. All he
will have to do is to select the lineups
FOR all three teams.
Waffle this series Is ON tire crack West
minister team OF Boston rated as the best
to play tho New Haven club, and pos
sibiy Yale on the same trip. The Yale
management has bese71 in communication
with the Westminster mana cement. and
| the latter team is Wiling to play here
any time attsr the first Of March. They
will be brought on. But this IS getting
away from the story Of what IS going 10
| happen at the Arena this week. Yale
| will play two games. the New Haven
team oae. and there VIII be several IT.
dustrial league games.
nell to Play With New Haven.
Wednesday afternoon and evening we
will have the St Nicholas team with us,
playing the New Haven team In the af-
ternoon and Yale In the evening. We'd
tuesday is WaShington's birthday, q legal
holiday. st. Nicholas it will be remem-
-5ered, open the season at Yale andt
gave the Blue an artistic trimming Yale
expected to be beaten The idea Of play
ing St Nicholas was to learn something
Yale is not the only team that has been
defeated by the St Nicks. The great
Westminster team lost its only game O.
the season thus Far to St. Nicks. New
Haven folk are very much interested In
knowing how mlrcn Yale has improved
since the opening Of the season. and JUS
how the New Haven stands with the st
.Nicis.
New Haven VIII have a new player II
its lineup Wednesday in the person 0.
Archie Bell the former Yale goal tand Ct
Because OF scholastic conditions Bel i,
Gil the ale team for the remainder O
Inc season, ard desiring to play hook e,
he has Joined the New Haven club ant
VIII be used at goal Wednesday BeH il
the early part Of the season looked Xix,
d sweet goal tender. He fell OFF in llt
game and finally was s',pplanted b,
Fogel. More than nl1ely Bell will com
back, and i? he PLAYS for New Haven z.
10 did for Yale early in the season New
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-22
OIL. sEARING NUTS

The royal palm trees. especially the
varieties bearing corozo and cohune
nuts grows extensively in the coastal
region of Guatemala, and although as
yet little industrial use has been made
Of these oil-bearing nuts, they might
become the source of an important
vegetable oil industry. not only because
of the fact that the oil contents Of
the Guatemalah kernels is understood
to be 60 per cent. in comparison with
~ per cent for African nuts The
yield of kernels per ton of nuts in
Guatemala is about Is per cent.-Ex-
change.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-22
TEDDY RUSSELL MEETS PALMER
AT PAWTUCKET TONIGHT

Teddy Russell, local weiterweight, box
es this "wednesday evening at Paw
tucket when he meets Kid TX. o. Palm
er, a fast Rhode Island lad Russell is
slated to meet Young Goula of Woon-
socket, one Of HOWE Hodgkins' finds, at
Willow Point on March 9Th. Russell has
also been promised a bout In Worcester
in the near future. and with SO much &C
ton coming along the local boy Is IN the
best form since he came to Norwich.
Teddy is no SLOUGH when he is in con-
dition and with several bouts lined up for
the next few months he should be as At
a boy as ever stepped into the squared
circle.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-22
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago, Feb. 21.-Aithough wheat
today scored a new high price record
FOR the season. the market declined
most OF the time, chiefly on account OF
prospective breakup Of the drought
IN the southwest. Closing quotations
were unsettled. to i 5-s net lower.
with May $1.44 7-S to -i.45 and July
f.26 ia TO 1875 3-s. Corn gained SO
to 1c and oats finished unchanged to
lac lower. In provisions the outcome
was the same as yesterday to 81 down.
sas and other states that for e long
while have been without adequate
moisture gave an advantage from the
start to sellers Of wheat. The fact
that tomorrow would be a holiday acted
also as an inducement to realize on
holdings. For the time being, fresh up
turns In Liverpool quotations were prac-
ticaliy ignored here. About the middle
Of the session. however a leading crop
expert gave publicity to z comprehen-
slve report indicating severe deteriora-
ton OF the winter crop IN the territory
from Texas to Nebraska Inclusive.
rush Of buying that lifted the market
to the highest level OF the day. A ma
1ority Of traders nevertheless preferred
to avoid the risk Of rain and Of any IN
foreseen contingencies while busine SIS
was interrupted tomorrow. Late deal
ings therefore, were at a material set
back from the top prices reached
Active export can was largely re-
sponsible FOR the corn market making q
new high price record FOR the present
crop. One handler said the amounts
ne could sell were limited only BY abiI-
lty to get the grain loaded. Shipping
demand a5.+ 81
Provisions advanced with hogs. but
| reacted later as q result OF selling
| which appeared to be FOR New York &C
| count. Prior to the increased selling
lard had attained the highest prices ye:
| this season.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-22
s28 317 ss4 1o4
WINDHAM DEFEATED
MAN CHESTER IN CLOSE GAM

In the most warmly contested game Of
the season the Windham High basketball
five defeated Manchester High school
Tuesday evening at the Windham High
school gym At the end Of the regular
20 minute periods the score stood 20 to
20, and in five minutes overtime period
Windha,n won by two baskets. Wind
ham received a rather severe defeat in
Manchester and the local students were
out to win last evening. During the last
half Manchester displayed some clever
password which kept the Windham boys
guessing but didn't interfere with their
keeping the score Wen balanced The
score at the end of the first half was Ii
to II in favor of Windham.
The summary:
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-22
Ashland Play, stafford snrinrs K q, E

The Ashland basketball team will play
the fast Stafford Springs K. Of C. tonight
in Biiou hall.
The Kaceys have one OF the fastest
teams in eastern Connecticut this year,
and the best team that has been on the
local floor IN t1e last three years.
Manager BENJAMIN has gone to 2, big
expense to get this team hare. and hopes
the fans turn out and help the boys win.
The Ashland team is made up OF all
home players and has lost only two cages
one at the Sub Base by four baskets
and one IN Baltic by three. which goes
to show the brand Of bail they are play
ing.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-22
EVERY FARM SHOULD
HAVE ASPARAGUS BED

There should be an asparagus bed
on every farm 1t one of the most
profitable crops that can be put in
the ground. and is unique in its stand
ing with other vegetables in that a
bed once planted and cared for will
last a lifetime. 1t is one of the earli-
est, most delicious and surest pro-
ducts of the garden. There is but me
ether vegetable. growth which brings
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-22

Mr.. Collins, manager OF the Baltic
Wanderers is very much disappointed
because he could not get Noank to play
in Baltic tonight Wednesday,. He
has succeeded in getting the All Col
lcrians to play here instead.
This game promises to be q. very inter
esting one and a. basketball fans are re-
quested TO be present to witness this
game. The game Will start at 8 O'Clock
sharp.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-22
VOW london at I.oca1 ..Yn

The fast New London Independents
will be seen in action Friday night at
the local Y. NJ. C. A. In. their lineup will
appear such men IS Vtckery. DAILY anr
Griffin. men that are known to basketball
fans in this locality The local 'eY" boys
have only suffered one defeat this sea
son, which was handed to- them by the
Sub BASE team and expect TO take the
New London boys into camp
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-22
Fosters Take Notice.

noticed in Yesterdays Bulletin that
Fosters Pets" claimed the city cham
pionship VIXEN they beat the palace
Rockies" two out Of three at the Atnea
Tuesday.
How DO you get that way. Mike?
Pick up a. team at the end Of the season.
go out and win two out Of three and
get beat on pinfail and start to chi-p
about city championship.
Not on your life. If you want to claim
Il challenge ali teams in the city, lick
few OF them and then start to talk
We will give you q, chance 70 start to
make name for yourselves Friday night
At tbs Palace.
Ara 1<rTrST--
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-22
HOW TO BUILD A. slLo

A well-constructed silo is invaiua-
BILE to weu-conducted farm where
cattle are kept. In order that the best
results may be obtained in convent
ence for use in construction, and in
appearance, il is advisable that good
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-22
Z. OF PENN RECALLED
INVITATION TO MEET

Philadelphia. Feb. 21-The University
of Pennsylvania tonight recalled the in
vitation extended the intercollegiate as
ISOLATION Of amateur athletes of America
to hold its championship meet on Frank
lin Field May &c and 81 because of the
rebuilding Of the field. In order to COM
plete the stadium by next fall, athletic
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-22

BoND MARKET,

New Tork. FEB. 2t-The outstanding
feature Of todays foreign exchange
market was the continued rise Of Brit
ish exchange, which established yet an
other high record since August 1919.
Demand bills on Londnn rose to $40
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-22

authorities. said it had been found nee
essary to start work earlier than had
been expected. The intercollegiate asso-
citation was notified that Pennsylvania
would be glad to welcome the meet on
a new Franklin Field In 1923.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-22

New York. Feb. Chopper weak,
spot and nearby 10 7-S@13 Is: later
1913 Ia.
Tin easy, spot and nearby 1925; tu-
tures $500.
Iron steady, prices unchanged.
Lead steady, spot 40 @4.s0.
Zinc quiet, East st. Louis delivery
spot 4.5094.55.
Antt-nony SPOT 4.io.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-22

1t is the confiding nature Of SOM
women that makes them want to tel.
you their family troubles before you
have known them ten minutes.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-22
Manchester.

Final score was q to 20. Scorer,
Rabinowitz; timer, Sullivan referee
Dean. Field goals, Ellison 8, Obernesser
/ Heller 8. Gates I, Strange 3. Jorkman
1, Anderson 2, Seelert / ; fouls, Obernes-
ser 4. Jorkman /, Anderson l.
In the preliminary the Windham High
school girls team defeated the Man
! chester girls team by the score Of Il to
Il.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-22
MONEY.

New York, Feb. 21.-CalI money cas-
Ter high s; low IL; ruling rate s :
closing bid IL; offered at 8; last
loan ); call loans against acceptances
1-2.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-22

Kenneth s. Adams
George L. Austin
Eugene s. Ballard
Roy T. H. Barnes I
Goodwin B. Beach
James n. H. Campbell
VIM. S. Coming
E. J. Eddy
E. Welles Eddy
VIM. G. Goeben
r. c. Hastings
Jno r. Hugelman
r. B. Leavitt
Jno j. Afurtha
Thos. C. Perkins
Ferdinand Richter
Jno. T. Roberts
VIM. T. Sloper
Jas. L. Thomson
W. P. E. Viering
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-22
eToCKs.

TIC following IS e summary OF the
tLrsac;ions on the New York Stock Ex
.S1ace 20 : p. NJ;
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-22

IS Pearl Street.
is Asylum Street.
Phoenix Bank Bldg.
II Pearl Street.
IS Pearl Street.
So Pearl Street.
102 Pearl Street
l8 Asylum Street.
s Central Row.
102 Pearl Street.
10 Central Row.
Sc Pearl Street.
70 Pearl Street.
40 Pearl Street.
So Pearl Street.
s Central Row.
Sc Pearl Street.
$50 Main Street.
10 Central Row.
a Pearl Street.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-22
MEMBERS OF THE HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE

Adams, Merrill & Co.
Geo. L. Austin & Co.
Ballard & Company
Roy T. H. Barnes & Co.
Goodwin Beach & Co.
Campbell & Co.
Coming & Co.
Putnam & co.
Coming & Co.
Thomson, Fem & Co.
Goodwin. Beach & Co.
Paine, Weber & Co.
Francis r. Cooley & Co.
Putnam & Co.
Judd & Go.
Thomson, Fem & Co.
Roy T. H. Barnes & Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-22

New York. Feb. 21.-Spot cotton
STEADY, m!ddling 1885.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-22

Wanderers to Play All oollegians.

Manager Of Rockies.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-22
AT THE AETNA ALLEYS.
EASTERN CONN. POWER CO. LEAGUE


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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-02
COOPER sA UCHADZA
O 5. TERMfN v KONGREsE
Prisiel do Youngstown vyplnit
svoje kandidacne listiny a zostane
tn cez leto.

Kongresman John G.. Cooper z
10. distriktu, do ktoreho naSe me-
sto prislncha, prisiel /. jIna sem
z Washingtom, ably 81 vyplnil
nominaene listiny k jasennyn
vol BAN. Cooper bude sa teraz Il
chadzat' uz piaty termfn kon-
gresse. Cez leto zostane tuna a po-
vedie svoju kampan O znovu zvo-
lenie na zaklade nasledovnych be-
dov: Zadrziavanie vymahanie
terajsich prohibicnych zakonov,
chvalenie republikanskeho rekor-
du colnych a danovych zako-
noch, pochvale Hardingovej ad-
ministracie, menovite co sa tyka
zahranitnych zalezitosti spore,
MIA vo Wade, podporovani far
merskych robotnlckych zauj-
NOV. Protikandidatom Coopero.
wynn demokratickej strany bude
dr.. King z Ashtabuly, ktoreho Dol
Cooper diva razy porazil kon-
gresnych vol bach, a sice r. 1914
a 1916.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-02
Maftey Vansach, preds.,
Jozef Vanacky, zapisnik.
"a Y. Center ST, Youngstown, @.
PAN sCHRoltoFsKY v NO.
voM oBCHoDNoM PoDUJATf
Stal sa pokladnikom Crsscent
Dairy Co.

Snazivy slovensky obchodnik,
p. Jozef j. Schromofsky, Glen p0-'
zemkovej firmy Kenxin.S Schra-s
mofsky -Habodas po tieto dni I'VE
tens bof "a poktsdhfks neso5r az
nizovanej mlieciarne ma South
Ave-, The Crescent Diary Co. Ia
to mlie6iaren zalozena bola kapi-
talon 100000 a predava denne
priemerne 1900 galonov mlieka.
Bude kratkom ease zvacsena a
moderne zariadena. Popri mliekn
mlieciaren bude vyrabat' rozlicne
syry, maslo smotanove mraziyo.
Mlieciaren jestvovala w patnast
mesiacov a vlastnil ju isty R. c.
Knuff, ktory sa stal teraz hlay-
nym jej spravcom. Panu Schro-
mofskemu prajeme mnoho zdaru
v novom podnikani.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-02
Konyencia Sojedinenija Grecko Kat.
Russkich Bratstv a slet Sokolstva.
soolsky slet odbyvany bude 10 na po obede druhy
den bude sokolska konvencionAlna slavnost Lin
coin Parku-Konvencia sa bude odbyvat' hale pod
{. 1851 Wilson Ave

Sojedinenije Grecko Kat. Rus.
skich Bratstv a Sokoli Sojedine.
Mia vydrziavat' budii svoju kon.
venciu v Youngstown, Ohio. Ra
zom vydrziavat' budu j konven.
cionalny sokolsky slet, ktory bu-
Gle 10. jiina o L. hodine pc obede
a ma druhy den, II. jiina 0 2. no.
dine DO obede V Lincoln Parku
Ma slete budii romantic cvic,
by hry odohrate Sokolmi, Sc.
kolkami sokolskym podrostom
Konvencionalna slavnost' zaDo
enc sa II. jtna 2. hodine po ODE
de. To jest delegati a spolky sa
russia v pochode punlSt 2. hodi.
he od konvencionalnej miestnosti
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-02
BASE BALLovY SPORT.

Haseltonski Sokoli hrali ne
del'u s Lansingvilleskymi Slovak.
mi "a pritomnosti 5000 divakov
V hire zvit 'azili po t'azkej borbe
LamsingvilleSki Slovaci V pomere
4 ku 3.
Holy Name hraci hrali v nede-
l'u Pol l'skymi Sokolmi ma Steel.
ton. V hre zvit 'azili Pol ski Soko.
Ii pomere 5 ku T. ODE caty do
toho casu neboly porazene. V hire
bola vraj nejaka mylka, preto ju
mozno budn opakovat'.,
,Struthers s. M. klub porazil v
nedel'u Steelton klub pomere
6 ku 5.
Pol'ski Sokoli, v ktorych cate
nachodia sa al Slovaci, hrali 30
maja vo Farrell S tamojslm slo.
venskym teamom. V hre zvit 'az'll
Sokoli mad Farrellcanmi pome.
re 4 ku 2.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-02
EXTRAORDINARY ZAsTRELIL
SVOJHO HYPNOTIZERA.
Polozil mu vraj zvoncek do ucEa,
ktory mu stale zvoni.

Evan Evans, 29rocny mladik 2
{. 13 S. Logan Ave. vosiel soho
tn po poludni pol 2. hodine do
restaurantu Patsy Jones, {. As
Liberty Steel ST. vo Warren a SO
|slovami: "Nuz, ia to muslin Wy
konat', strelil JoneSovi rovno do
prs z 10 gaudzovej flinty, usmr-
tiac no okamzite. Po svojom cine
sa dobrovol'ne vidal warrenskej ]
policii.
Dl'a rozpovedania Evansa ma
policii, on a Jones boil dobrymi
priatel mi, lenze Jones vykonaval
mad MIN svoju vol'u hypnotizo-
vanim. Evans vraj mnoho razy ne
mohol konat' to. co chcel, ale to
co mu Jones hypnotizovanim roz-
kazal. TAX sa stale raz, re dna
81. januara Jones wal Evansa na
aute do Newton Falls, kde pill.
Potom sa Jones V rozmare obra-
til k nemu so slovami: "Ja ii l.
dem do ucha polozit' zvoncek. .
A hypnotizoval no. Cd tych cias
vraj Evans NAL stale zvonenie V
uSiach, dnom i nocou a nemal pre-
to pokoja. Ably sa Jonesovi "a to
vypomstil, vybral sa osudnu So
botu k nemu chcel mu len rulz,l
odstrelit', "aby al Jones vedel, co
je to, ked' cloveku daco chybu-
je.' Ale miesto usmrtenia Jone-
sovej ruky. usmrtil celeho Jonesa,
"a co on vel mi l'utuje. Policia 81
tento pripad nevie mako vysvet-
lit. Mysli 81, re je Evans alebo
sialeny alebo sa takym robi, ably
vyhnul trestu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-02
Pred steeltonskymi chlapci treba
mat respekt!

Slovenski skolaci osady Najsv.
NJ. Jezis ma Steelton s6 najlepsi-
mi base ball hracmi v Youngstow-
ne, mono celom State Ohio. As
pon dosial' natrepali kazdy team,
ktory sa odvazil mimi merat
svoju sikovnost'. Uz sa al povra-
va meste: t'Na Steelton sa neo-
platf balu bavit', lebo vas nabi-
j1!''. Ako by al ME, ked' kazdy
z tychto chlapcov je taky maly
Babe Ruth! v elsie z min. tyzdna
bola urobena krivda tymto chap
com v zprave, ze ich nabili sko-
laci sv. Cyrilla Methoda, co bo-
10 prave naopak, lebo Steeltonca-
nj vyhrali v pomere 4 ku 0. V So
botu ich zas nabili v pomere Il
ku 2. Dna 80. maja nabili skola-
kov osady Neposkvr. Pocatia v
pomere 6 ku 5. Mena chlapcov,
sktori tvoria tito Wit 'aznd catu,
s1: Jan Knapik, Andrej Kacma:,
Peter Popovnik, Jan Bipich, Mi
chal Knapik, Juraj Dulovic, And
rel Behan, Juraj Feranko Fran
tisek Kollar. Osada Najsv. M. Je-
zis lie veru ma Mich hrdal
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-02
Slovenske dievcatko ranene
automobilom.

Tsta Miss Margaret Smith 6
3632 South Ave. hlasila sa V sire.
du na policii, ze 'srazila svojim
automobilom 5-rocnn Matildu
Churella {. COS Tindale Ave-, na
rohu Tindale a South ulic sire.
du ma poludnie. Dievcatko bolc
zavezene k lekarovi l.. B. Smith
ktory jej rany osetril. Bola pora
nena ma hlave posk1lana po te-
lie. Pc oSetrenf zavezli Matildu do.
NOV. Nest 'astie sai tax udalo, &c
dieveatko vbehlo pred automobil
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-02
PAM MARIA GBUR ZoMRELA

Pani Maria Gbur, manzelka Mi
chala Gbur, z West Point, Ohio.
zomrela Springfield Lake sana-
fortune o s. hod. vecer v ponde-
lok ma komplikacie. Neboha na-
rodena bola ma Slovensku pred 81
rokmi rodicov Gustav Maria
Laeny, ktori sd davnymi Ameri-
kanmi. Byvala stale tomto me-
ste do roku 1920, kedy sa odst "a
hovala do West Point. Neboha bo-
la oddanou clenkynou osady sv.
Mateja a spolku sv. AEbety, {.
165. IKSZJ.
Okrem manzela zanechava al
sedem dietok: JOzefa. Michala,
Jana. Mariu, Helenu, Annu a Ag-
nesu. Tiez styri sestry, pani j.
Gbur meste, Helenu vo West
Point, Katarinu Veroniku, ako
i brata Jana ma Slovensku. Jej te-
lesne pozostatky zavezene boly do
domacnosti pani Gburovej <.
2641 Cooper st. Pohrab 50 odby-
val vo stvrtok rano so sluzbami
" chrame sy. Mateja. Pochovana
bola Calvary cintorlne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-02
YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO, 2. JGNA 1872

censtvb odusevnene zatlieskalo.
Celia rec Rev. Kocisa bola mimo-
riadne zaujfmaya sledovana S
pozornost'ou obecenstvom.
Nasledovalo predstavenie Ia
kladatel 'ov-vlastne zakladatel a
spolku sv. Michala Archanjela, {.
259. I. X. s. j., p. Jana Jancisina,
ktoreho predstavil obecenstvu p.
j. G.. Stanko v sprievode kras-
nej reel obdaroval no v meme
vsetkych bratov spolku 25 STRIFE
bornymi dolarmi, pri com mu
prial, ably sa dozil 50-rocneho ju-
bileumu, zeby mohol byt' obdare-
ny so dolarmi v zlate. Pan Jan
cisin, ktory vyzera veru este rez-
ky, pod ''aloval sa bratom "a ieh
lasku a obecenstvu vyrozprava,
historiu zalozenia spolku sv. Mi.
chala. .-...
Ma koniec hudba zahrala hym-
nu StHej, Slovaci!'', ktorh obe-
censtvo spievalo po stojaeky. a
TAX nasledovala vol ma zabava,
ktora trvala llho do vecera.
Cislo $50. IKSJ. pocituje tera2
174 hdov a At udkyn, spolu 22i
Cd i. maja do 30. oktobra prijl.
ma novych ndov bez vstupneho
preto strutherski katolicki Slo
vaci matt teraz dobru prilezitost
stat sa clenmi tohto spolku a
Kat. Jednoty tax zabezpecit' Sc
ba chorobe a svoje rodiny v pa
de smrti proti nedostatku. CT. CT
slu prajeme 'najvacieho zdaru dc
bud1cnosti!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-02

"Stefan poslnsne caka! kym pre-
slo Is minnt pobral sa ku sta
.nici. Tam cakal pol hodiny. .Jeho
dvaja znami ia nedosli. Bleskla
mu hlave. Vynal paklik vrec-
ka, Gtvoril no a nasiel-dve male
doSticky a medzi mimi hrbka ci.
steho papieru a ma vrchu jeden
zeleny dolar!
Stefan Dol pravc o $3,999 2
kratka. Policia mu nemohla moe
pom6ct lebo kym sa Stefan zba.
dial, 'zhotovovatelia penazf" bo-
Ii uz davno pree. Stefan usporil
tych $4,000 "a styri roxy. Sberal
sa do kraja, ale cestu teraz odlo-
zil ma neurcity cas-. Len sa cuduje,
kde jeho dvaja svindleri .odisli
V lamanej anglictine povedlal re-
.porterovi Tribuny, kde by ich rad
mat. To miesto je zname co vel'-
mi hor1ce.''
Podobne svindlerstvo, ako sa
pamatame, udalo ma tejto okolici
i lanskeho roku asi v tomto ease.
Svindler bol tiez Slavian, ale vte-
.dy osvindloval ME svojho krvne-
no brata, ale Taliana.