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New-York tribune., 1922-06-12
Seek Clews in
Walter Wards
Personal Life
'c'''l'S.s ~ go, -.


will be questioned to-morrov. o..
70 be asked 10 tell ali sh. k,ow' 'a' :
tho movements Of her son.I, se's.
the night Peters vas Killed. ~ n
her daughter may have tsld ,snIsaihs
a blsekmail scheme Of which l., 's'ss
band was the victim; anyski.i aa'.
daughter may have told her .ss hd
character Of her husband wsisst'E -
explain his relations With ps,... "lss.
thing Ward. himself. nav -. ~.
her. Mrs. Curtis may not l,.,T ~
theso lines. ' 'i'ig
Little additional informatlo,
Is expected from George ss. h's,
New Rochelle, who played ara, y
Ward home the nizht p,,.,." n
killed. A. least, however. h. ~
settle the fctional chafse,., ~
story told b. James J. Ctnrirs1.~. -
so-called material witness "a. ~
that Ward killed Peters In M. ~
Of HE home. The poker par,, PAT
alibi for that yarn Nr sg,,s. -
testify tomorrow. y
George Wards testImosz a.,
the most interesting reye.stiss, s,ai'
can be got before The 9r,.1 I =
Thus far the father OF W,s., ~.
shown no disposition % aid The 49,. ~
ties, and II Is not even knovs t..s'' .t..s
he intends % avoid The ssss,r,' '.Ati ~.
ers. Thus FAR they have not n,.. ~.
% find him. He vas reported a.
urday % be motoring home frss s's ~
ford Springs, Pa. but yesterday 49,, ~.
not been seen % enter his 49,.
sputten Duyyil, and the tsl,s.,',
there was reported "0gt of -,
George Ward is believed % krs, Z.
entire story, and ire knovlesz, /,
lieved 70 have made hin ss,s,..
seryer-shy and camers-shy
The only other witness exs.e.s 3.
testify tomorrow IS Fif zisr., .
French maid who was employed -.
Ward home FOR a brief period Ia, /.
ciuded, however, The tTenty-fosr 49,,
during which ner employer M
Pcters.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-12
Soviet Flyers, Who Fire Plane
When Forced Down, Caught

BUCHAREST, Rumania, June H.
Two Russian Soviet aviators are being
held az Kishinev by Rumanian military
authorities following a forced landing
Of their airplane near Tigina, Bes-
sarabia.
The machine developed motor trou-
bic. and when the ayaitors found they
could not again take to the air they
set fire 70 their plane. Rumanian gem
darmes were able TO extinguish the
flames. They found the machine loaded
with Bolsheyik manifcstos, printed in
the Rumanian language, apparently in
tended for purposes Of propaganda In
Bessarabia.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-12
Boy Dies, 20 Hurt When
Storm Wrecks BafhhOuse

NEWARK, Ohio. June ii.-One boy
was killed, and probably a score Of per-
sons injured, ten Of whom, according
TO reports probably fatally, when
violent wind storm swept Buckeye
Lake, summer resort near here, late
this afternoon The boy killed and
most Of the injured we're in bath
house, which was toppled into the lake
bv the wind. Those who may be fatal
ly hurt are near-drowning cases.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-12
$4,000 at Coney Island
In Panic as Storm Bursts
Croiod Ouerrchelms the Police
Reserres in Rush for COrer;
Extra Trains SOIre Dilemma

More than 100000 men. women and
taildren. panic stricAsh, overwhelmed
reserve police detachments under Cap
tain John J. Hughes in their rush for
tower when the storm broke over Coney
island late yesterday afternoon. For
more than an hour scenes Of disorder
prevailed IN the principal Coney Island
terminals az West End and West
Eighth Street.
when the menacing appearance Of
The sky was observed police precau-
ons were taken at once, reserves be-
.ag rushed 10 al terminals, while am
New-York tribune., 1922-06-12

Cucumber Is a Fruit
HE eumeumber is really a fruit. and
not q vegetable.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-12

Edna succeeded IN Jumping 70
wooden platform as the car she was
seated in neared the ground. She
called 20 Helen 70 jump and the latter
did so. At the same moment wind
carried the lattice work of the wheel
over toward the beach. Helen was
hurled into the water. Steel beams
crashed about her.
According to Simon the wheel was
erected ten years ago and was pur-
chased by him six years ago. He said
IL was safe under all conditions and
expressed his belief that the tructure
had been struck by lightning, causing
It to collapse.
Assistant District Attorney Quigley
declared that Ferris wheels and many
other instruments Of so-callcd pleasure
in summer resorts should be legislated
out Of existence, because Of the danger
attached to riding in them.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-23
NASSER TOBOX
J.ROSS TONIGHT
Glove Bout To Follow Spectacu-
lar Mat Contest Last
Night

On the heels Of what fans said was
the best and most spectacular wrest-
ling match ever staged in Americas,
it was announced today by Promoter
Alex Thomas that Joe Nasser, win
ner of last nights wrestling match
with George Borella, had been match
ed to box rounds at the Opera
House tonight with Jack Ross on a
basis of winner take all. Nasser,
who is both wrestler and boxer, won
the light heavyweight championship
Of Cuba recently in two rounds,
knocking out his opponent, Luis
Smith. he has been challenged by
Ross, who last week defeated Young
MCGOWAN in a fast match at Dub
lin, and the two agreed to meet to-
night. Young MCGOWAN is consider
ed one of the best boxers in ne
state, but he wasn't good enough Ter
Ross. Ross and Nasser are evenly
matched and are expected to put ol
a good bout. There will be II other
rounds on the program. Ladies, who
are specially invited, will be admitted
free, the management announces, an
evening of clean sport being assured.
a packed house greeted the wrest-
ling match last night, and the spec
tatcrs were given one thrill after an
other Nasser, who is clean wrest-
Ter, won the first fall in 20 minutes
with body scissors hold. The sec
ond went to Borella wit ha toe hold
in IL minutes. The Greek roughed
1t considerably in the second session,
apparently harrassing Nasser, who
restrained himself. During the CON
te for the third fall, which went to
Nasser in 80 minutes with another
body scissors, Boreila became very
rough and Nasser retaliated at times,
calling for quick work on the part
of the referee, who prevented any
serious offense outside the rules. The
two, who have had bad blood be-
tween them for several weeks, since
a previous meeting, wrestled all over
the mat and off it, and gave the
crowd a great show Of skill and
strength. Fans were present from
as far as Albany to witness the bout.
Harry Stevens, who wrestled in pre-
Vious shows here, was tie referee.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-23

4 pretty party of the week was
that on Thursday afternoon when
Mrs. Ernest Spann was hostess to the
Matrons' club and several invited
guests. The living room was most
attraetively arranged with a pro
fusion Of sweet peas placed in silver
baskets and low bowls Following
the game of rock, Mrs. Spann served
sandwiches and iced tea and an ice
course Assisting were Mrs. Edmund
Oliver and Mrs. E. E. Cook. Playing
were Mrs. Oscar Williams, Mrs. 0. V.
Hogsed Mrs. Joseph Williams, Mrs.
Jack Slappey, Mrs. f. Zimmerman,
il, Mrs. Alton Carter, Mrs. Alvin
Zimmerman, Mrs. Mamie Bradley,
Mrs. Thad Wise, Mrs. Frank Tim
norman, Mrs. Emmett Harper, Mrs
Bowman Wise, Mrs. Sam Bergin, Mrs.
u. B. Mauney, Mrs. j. H. Monts and
Mrs. J. C. Logan.
The announcement of the recent
wedding of Miss Evelyn Shelton and
Il. 3. Evans, of Douglas, is of cor
dial interest to many here. Miss
Shelton is one of the most popular
young ladies of Douglas, while Mr.
Evans, q young business man of that
city, was reared at Plains, and has
many friends here and in this section
Of the state. Mr.. and Mrs. Evans
are spending some days at points OF
interest in Florida.
The official members from Plains
Methodist church attending quarter
ly conference at New Point Wednes-
day were J. A. Mcdonald, E. r.
Stewart, w. S. Moore, Rees M. An
drews and Dr. j. C. Logan.
Dr. w. C. Lovett, presiding elder
Of the Americas district, filed the
pulpit at the Methodist church Wed
nesday evening. While here he was
the guest of Rev. Jason Shirah
Miss Annie Pickett, of Americus
spent Wednesday night with her sis
ter, Mrs. Emma King.
DR.. Thad Wise is spending some
days in st. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. w. II. Forester and Miss
Carrie Forester, Of Leesburg, We're
! pleasant guests of Mrs. w. l.
Thomas Wednesday.
Miss Mary Edna Jennings, who !.
in training at Grady hospital in At
lanta, came Thursday to spend some
time with her mother, Mrs. Lille
Jennings, while recuperating from {
recent operation.
Rev. NJ. r. Wingard returned early
Friday morning from Savannah
whore he went to attend special SEES
I sion of the Lutheron synod, at which
time a close friend of his, Pau
Counts, of Harrison, Ga, was or.
dained, and will sail the goth of June
as a missionary to Africa.
Mrs. J. P. Arnold, of Parrot, spent
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. w. r.
Arnold at her home here.
Mrs. Frank McGill and children, Of
Bronwood, are spending several days
withc Mr and Mrs. viii Wise.
Mrs. r. e. Bankston and r. A
Bankston, Of Roberta, spent Shurs-
day night, guests of Mr., and Mrs.
Homer Bankston, coming to attend
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-23
CONCORD

Mrs r. l.. Gardner and baby WIS.,
tied her sister, Mrs. A. c. Bell, last
Sunday.
Mrs. R. F. Bell and baby, Pauline,
spent a short while with Mrs. Matte
Womack Monday afternoon.
Mrs Eliod, of South Carolina, who
IS visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. S. Bell, is on the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs. j. s. Glover were in
Americas Monday afternoon.
E. c. Reid was visitor at Plains
Wednesday,
Among those attending quarterly
conference at New Point Wednesday
were DR.. A. j. Logan, Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H,
Guest, Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Dupree and
w. w. Dozier.
Miss Mary Wynn is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Glover visited
in Americas Thursday.
w. w. Dozier and little grand
daughter and son, Virginia and Hugh
Dozler, were Friday afternoon WISH
tors of j. II. Dupree.
Rev. Jason Shirah, of Plains, filled
his regular appointment Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. F. L. Wynn and baby Doro-
thy, spent last week with Prince Kidd
and family, of Schley county.
Several from here attended the
play at Plains auditorium Friday
night.
Mrs. J. H. Daniel is on the sick
list.
Jesse Salter and daughter, Mrs.
Mack Jennings, and baby Charles,
were visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. j. IL
Dupree Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Emmett Allison spent Friday
afternoon with Mrs J. II. Daniel.
Miss Mary Mcneil, of the 2Sth dis
trict, is visiting her sister, Mrs. j. +. |
Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. P. Buchanan and |
children, Julian and Martha, visited |
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Holley Saturday
night
Keith Dupree, of New Point, was
IN the community Sunday
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-23
FRIENDSHIP

Mrs. George Aston is the guest of
her mother, Mrs. Ida Wright.
Mrs Otis Wellons and little daugh-
ter, Hilda, returned to their home
in Plains Sunday after a pleasant
visit with her mother, Mrs. Rosa Nc
Garrah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Priddy and
Miss Cornelia hagerson were SPEND
the-day guests of Mrs. Luther Grand
ford at her home in Plains Sunday.
Miss Bessie Harris has returned to
her home here from Leesburg, where
she was member of the high school
faculty the past year.
Mrs. Josephine Wells is the gueest
OF her daughter, Mrs. Chappell bod.
son, at her home near Plains.
Mr. and Mrs. r. E. Wells and
Ernest Wells attended the exercises
given by the fourth, fifth and sixth
grades at the auditorium of Plains
nigh school Friday evening.
Mesdames Davis and Bartlette
Misses Estelle Bartlette and Fannie
Davis attended the commencement
exercises at Plains Monday evening.
The W. M. S. met Monday after
noon at the Baptist church. An in
teresting program on "The Training
School, and Margaret Fund was fur
nished.
Miss Eleanor Wells returned home
FRIDAY evening after a pleasant WISH
OF several days with Miss Elizabeth
Dodson at her home near Plains.
On Saturday evening, May 27, the
ladies of the Baptist church will have
an ice cream supper in the grove
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-23
BOY EDITOR OF CORDELE
KILLED IN AUTO CRASH

CoRDELE, May ga. A. Rose,
eighteen years ago editor of the
Hornet, a daily newspaper in Cor
dele, and c. II. Branch, ten years
ago chief clerk in the freight of
the G. S. & f. railroad here, were
both fatally injured in the same auto
mobile accident in Atlanta last Fri
day evening. One died in a hos
pital Saturday afternoon and the 9th
er Monday afternoon. Their auto
collided with street car Mr.
Branch has relatives here and both
many old time friends.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-23

The proceeds will go toward painting
the church. Games Will be played
and many interesting things are be-
ing planned for the amusement of
the people. Everybody is invited to
attend.
Mr.. and Mrs Blake Harris and
Miss Bessie Harris were visitors in
Americas Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Mae Smith, of Ameri-
Gus, was the weekend guest Of Mrs.
Sam McGarrah.
T. B. Woodbridge, Harry Priddy
and R. E. Wells are attending court
in Americas this week.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-23
Norma oalmadge and Nyndham Standio6
IN Smilln' JhrOuQhp 8

Ur;4L IL LIT. ssl-
VA ''e Pu'''' nv" o''' sup
ping Tor IT'S screen entertainment
and willing to accept only the best,
progressive improvement in the film
industry is baing made and tbe ONT
Hook is very nronising according 70
Norma TaImadoa VIA nointe to' the
recent oroanizqtion Of thn rndonen-
dent Screen Artists, Crild in cali
fornia as one -, tho most significant
devalon,nants If cirn,na historv
~.
,na 100 a. ~i5} - o''e VI tne
;aa. % it 'i =; ~, '''e ''''ItGuli~eu oD
y - "'-ltn 70 l'lt So 81
~, 80 a. l' t,, 0eS"Ge" OnG S'uuio9
Lo az; , 40. - - To'''i y WIN
on5 - a. .'.I ,:s i'."0i ''i'',i 'os'S
anu Yl,eneDy nlaNlnF II possible Tor
- W P0' '''oi'eS ii''0 "'''s'
'lN'
Among the most preJehtlous OF
1ulio productions IS Norma Tai
madge's "Smllin' Through the First
-''''Qi'''l ''.'I ''o''o" directed by gu
hey FRANKLIN ana coming to the KY
lander theatef on Friday and Satur-
gay,
beyGhd me slightest shadow OF
doubt the EJ3IIc nave indicated very
PLAINLY That they are interested sole
y IN good pictures" Miss Ialmadge
says taste has improved to such
ueg'ee ChaI 'he poor picture doesn't
=, s'and me Sllgntest chance. The pub
nc IN lac1' is SICK ana tired Of cheap
pictures ..,ri
1 ne organization '. OF the lndepend-
ehJ screen Artists Guild promises
mucn Tor the future Bigger things
are asSuredly IN store for the pho
toPiay pa1loh' MY own initial con
. ,IIouCloh TO the Guild program is
onllln lhfough' the most costly
anu e'"Dofate picture have yet
mace ana my next picture viii be
l r!,I on just as blg scale. Other
,.I! members also have very am
0iI sI pans
/" inc lutufe' pictures must be
NY III meme and treatment-not
I el'.sar'ly OF great length, you I'M
L peI5''l'lu , big N the power to
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-23
MISS MYRTLE POOLE
DEBATE. MEDAL WINNER

In debate held at the High school
Monday, Miss Myrtle Poole won the
debater's medal given by the Kiwanis
club. The judges We're DR.. Carl w.
Minor, c. U. Rogers and Bradley
Hogg. The subject was Resolved,
That Motion Picture Theaters As At
Present Conducted Are An Asset to
The Community" The other con-
testants were Hewin Hammond, Will
liam Mathis and Bertha Israel, all
members of the Senior class.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-23
MACON LUMBER PLANT
HIT BY $4,000 FIRE

MACON, May 23.-Fire today de-
clroyed the nam building of the
Case-Fowler Jumper company plant.
The loss is estimated at $4,000.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-23
EVENTS OF PLAINS, GA.
r., MRS 7 r HOGAN .C---l-J.

the Tom Thumb wedding Thursday
evening.
Miss Gladys Gammage, of Moultrie,
IS the guest of Miss Laura Caugh-
man this week.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-23
NhrOu8hJ

tunes and settings are said to be
among the most beautiful and strik-
ing ever shown in any motion
picture.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-05-26

tls akFovl pekne lesiaeej Izene, len Z
mil oa stEedu Youngstown, ma soYra-
yenej ceste, vel'ky ySber ovocia, do.
bra voda, dobry dim s izbovt a .letna
kachyna, fajna pivnica, mastal, kur-
mix atd'. Toto miesto jew peknom oko-
4 cena je len $500. Mierne podmien-
KY. Haste sa G. H. Brooke, Ira G.
Park, 6o6 Home Savings Z Loan Bldg.
Federal 1870, Auto. 6o70.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-05-26

Z 4 Il
ciach. Ako sa istych kruhov do
|zvedame, Slovenska financna skn
pima podnikne Y Kosiciach kra-
|tkom case stavbu vel 'k6ho hote-
la. Hotel bude mat 200 izieb, pla-
warren, koncertnd sien, jedalnu a
kaviaren. Stavebny naklad vypo-
citany je ma O3 milionov koriln:
Il ktorych uz dyadsat' milionov je
TX dispozicii.
Krivdy slovenskeho ucitel'-
stva. MAR. Now pisu: Zacia-
tocny statny ucitel' (Slovak) ma
mesacneho platu 7O0-750 kor.
Platf ma vychode "a stravu 500
$50 kor., 1bytne 12O-15O kor.,
pranie priemerne mesaene SO kor.
osvetlenie 30 kortin. Spolp TOO
800 kor. Ably mu mesacny plat
stacil, nesmie vobec pisat', caso-
pisy, knihy, to je luksus, nesmie
/ 81 kupit' mydlo, kefku na zuby,
nemoze sa dat ostrihat' alebo o.
holt, ma vlak sa iba divat' mo-
ze, cigaretle-to je hadka. K1pit
81 bielizen, obuv, saty, na to ma
cas-, ked' postiipi!- Exponovany
kolega Czech a Moravy ma svo-
je diety, hoci ami o halter neplati
Wac. Dovol 'ujeme 81 tvrdit', ze
je na Slovensku aspon tol'ko ex-
ponovanych 1radnikov, ako do
morodych, preco nevezmu polovi-
GU 1ch diet a nedaj1 tunajsim ? !!
Tym by stacilo 1200-1300 kor.,
ako zaciatocnikom nam tiez. A
zda vtedy by ISL domovg We'd co
ze s1 to "a ideale, ked' pracuj1 "a
ne "a peniazeg My slovenski uci-
telia v Humennom SINE vzdialenl
cd domova ma 10000 KIN. a ME
SINE exponovani! Preco je kolega
70 Straznice alebo Hodonina v
Skalici exponovany? CT je Skali-
ca d'alej cd Hodonina, ako HUI
meme cd Bratislavy? PredO do
stanti exponovani. trikrat' "a rok
vol 'n1 jazdenku po zeleznici? A
zda l'ahsie by zaplatili zeleznicny
listok S dietami, ako my bez mich.
Preco majn skolskom referate
vsetci diety, uz ci ex- alebo meek
ponovanf? Prcco ma pisarka 1900
do 1900 korun a, ucitel' 700? Wy
svetlite mi tlto skrivdu! 81. NC.
Skody 81. prislusnikov v
Rusku cinia vyse 8 miliardy ko.
rim. Sdpis skod, zavinenych ces.
koslovenskym prislusnikom v Ru.
1sku vykonany Dol obchodnym Il
stavom Obchodnej a priemyselnej
komory Prahe, resp. Hospodar;
lskou jednotou pre- Slownsky w,
chod. Suma presahuje 3 miliardy
Kcs. Vel mi svedomita praca bo.
la uz odovzdana ministerstvu Fl.
|nancii. A.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-05-26
predsa budems platit'7 Ca

] IS i Z
sopis Nor. 81. Dennfk" oznamu-
je, ze Rumunsko d Ceskosloven-
sko prejavilo vraj uz s1hlas $ W.
platou $4,000 franc. frankov ako
rocny plat pre- rodinu zomreleho
excisara Karola. Pol'ska vlada sa
vraj este nerozhodla.
Trockij do teskoslovenska.
Daily Telegraph" oznamuje,
ze Trockij chce elm skorej prist'
do Ceskoslovenska, ably sa tn lie
ell niektorych kdpel och.
Kol'ko penasi svobodno pre-
niest z 6sR. cea hranice. Podl a
nariadenia ministra financii do
volene je cestujncim do cudzozem
ska what nasledovne obnosy pc
nazf: 1000 franc. frankov, 1900
lir, 10000 mariek nemeckych, $50
hollandskych zlatych, 800 svaj-
ciarskych frankov, 800 norvez-
skych korln, 800 danskych ko-
run, 200 svedskych kordn, 600
belgickych frankov, Is funtov
sterlingov, so dolarov, 500 leiov,
5000 levov, 1900 dinarov, 800, 600
rak. koran, 10000 mad 'arskych
kordn, 100000 pol 'skych mariek.
'Tieto sunny 81 mozu what jedno-
.tlivci podl'a toho, do ktorej kra-
jiny cestujd. Rodiny mozu what
300 hollandskych zlatych, 500 sv.
frankov, 500 norveA kortin, 500
|danskyeh korun, 400 svedskych
koriin, 1000 belgickych frankov,
20 funtov sterlingov, 80 dolarov,
5000 leiov, 5000 levov, 500, 900 ra-
kdskych kordn, 10000 pol'skyeh
mariek, podl'a toho, kan cestu-
j1. Okrem toho m6ze 81 kazda O.
SODA what 5000 kor1n ceskoslo-
venskych, rodina 5000 korGn. A
mericky Slovak moze domov do
niest i million dolarov, no nazad
moze what len so dolarov. To je
m1drost'! -..
- Move 5 a 20 korunove ban
kovky. Ako je znamo, maju byt
vydane move 5 a 20 koruny. Ma
vrhy kresieb prof. Bendu su uz
hotove a budii sa coskoro tlacit
Ma pat 'korunach bude obraz Ko-
menskeho, Ia 20 korunach obraz
Palackeho. "s
snatlzy cetnikov. Nariade-
MIN 20 dna 13. apr. bolo povole-
ne, ze cs. cetnici v nutnych pri-
padoch smd sa ozenit uz Pc dvoj-
rocnej sluzbe.
- Narodna banka v Banskej
Bystrici docielila v plynulom ro-
ku Gisteho zisku X 1,648, ,92O.O, z
ktoreho vyplaca 10 pere. dividen-
dy, II. K 90 Ia icastinu. Jej
novozalozena filialka v Turc. Sv
MARITIME zacne v kratkom case
| lsvoju cinnost' :
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-05-26
Zpravy Z Cesko-Slovenska
ts. vyslanec u p&pexa. Pa

n - n
ts. vyslanec u p&pexa. Pa
|pez prijal 4. maja ceskoslovensks-
ho vyslanca Il Vatikanu, pana Pa
liera, ktory mu odovzdal svoje
poverovacie listing. Qdpoved' pa
|pezova ma vyslancovu privet' boz
Ia nadchnuta srdecnymi sympa-
tiami. Pp oficialnom akte NAL roz
hovor papez S vyslancom este dlh-
81 cas- v kniznici. Potom navsti-
vii vyslanec kardinala Gasparri-
ho.
orolska Olympiada. v polo
Wei julia bude Brine Olympiada
ceskokatolickych telocvic., spoil
kov Orol, ktore majd 1900 svaz
koch 5000 miestnych organiza-
eli okrem mnohych dorastenskych
spolkoy.
= Nova zeleznicna trat'. OBJ
chodne organizacie Michalov-
eiach odovzdaly svojho casu cs.
zeleznicnej sprave memorandum,
v ktorom ziadaly, ably Ma trait
Observation-Disclosures bola zave-
dena rychlikova doprava, d'alej
ably bol skrateny cestovny cas- O.
sobnych vlakov na tejto trait a
vlaky, ktore chodia na trait .Uz-
horod-Banovce ably, .chodily, al do
Michaloviec., Sprava statnych ze-
leznic- odpovedala teraz, ma toto
memorandum. V odpovedi sa ho-
vori, ze zaviest' rychliky ma tel
to trait ME je NONE pre- nedosta-
| tok rusnov tiez vlaky trait
UAorod 4Banovce pre- technicke
prekazky, nemozu chodit' az do
Aichaloviec. Pri ,ossobnych Via
koch naprpti tomu zavedie sa
rythlosta 'os10 KIN sacsia. Tiez $
vystavbou noyej trait: Obisovce-
MichaTovce -Uzhordd :. Mukacevo
bude skoro zapocate. Cd stav6y
drahy Kalsa-Trebisov bolo upu-
stene.
- Paradne uniformly pre- do
stojnikov nebudu zavedene. Mini
sterstvo Mar. Obrany sdel 'uje, ze
zavedenie paradnej uniformly u
dostojnikov predbezne odpadava,
tax al distinkcie zostanu nezme-
meme.
- Zatknuty vodca banditov. z
Hustu oznamuju: Pc smrti zna-
meho lupicskeho vodcu Nikolaja
Suhaja prevail vedenie lupic-
skych band Jan Deak. Deak S s.
clenovou bandou ME len olupoval,
ale al zabfjal l'udi. Pred vcerajs-
kom prisli cetnici tomuto vodcovi
lupicov la stopu. V jednej dedine
potion pri Huste Dol cetnlkmi "a
tknuty. Pozdejse podarilo sd Get
nixon zatknnt' al ostatnych Gle
nov lupieskej handy.
- Nezamestnanost ma vychod-
nom Slovensku q v Podkarpat-
skej Rusi. Poukazali SINE uz na
to, re v mnohych podnikoch na
vychodnom Slovensku bola uz
pred casom zastavena praca. Mno
no banf a zeleziarskych tovarien
luz dlhsf cas- nepracuje, elm samo-
zrejme mnoho robotnikov je teraz
bez zamestnania. Zavody potion,
ktore d'alej pracuju, pokusuj1 sa
o to, ably snizily robotnictvu pla-
! ty. Proti tomu robotnictvo ale
! protestuje a odvolavajic sa na to,
re ceny dosial neklesly, nechce
81 dat mzdy snizit'. Vo vychodo-
Islovenskej papierni Hromnicke
zahajilo uz robotnictvo stavku,
lebo riaditel 'stvo podniku chcelo
prist1pit' k snizeniu platov. Tri
najvacsie PLY v Podkarpatskej
Rusi zastayily pracu al vo Syal.
jave sa nepracuje. V inych pi-
lach, kde maly byt' snizene pla.
Ity, vstlpilo robotnictvo do stav'
ky. Touto stavkou je postihnu.
1tych 10 vel'kych drevarskyel
Ipodnikov.
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