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, 1922-08-12
WYOMING oils

NEW YORK. Aug. 12.-Prices of
Wyoming oils at 2 p. m. today were
listed on the New York curb as fol.
lows:
Boston wyoming so, Glenroek III
Merritt 81. Mutual eh, Omar rs,
Salt Creek 15M.
, 1922-08-12
CLASSIFIED
How to Answer Blind
Classified Ads

In answering blind nds m these
columns. please be careful 20 use
the precise address given in the
advertisement. Write the address
plainly. Letters brought to The
Tribune office DO not require
stamps. Always mcfose your an.
swers In sealed envelope In reply.
ing TO Advertisements where refer
encss are asked Tor. do not sem
tho original references. Send copies
Of thom only.
, 1922-08-12

Classified ads In the Tribune are
winners and possibly the keys we
give with every Soc paid at office will
win you a big prize. S-12.tf
, 1922-08-12
HE'LL wANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-Competent girl to assist
with housework and are of chill.
dren. 1o42 3. Second. Phone SAW.
s-11.3t
, 1922-08-12

OMAHA, Neo., Aug. 12.-tUnitco
States Bureau OF Agricultural Eco
nomicaHHog receipts 5000; market
fairly active. mostly Toe higher than
yesterdays average; bulk mixed and
packing grades $7.6o9s.5o:- bulk
butcher hogs sS.5o@e.s5; extreme top
for sorted lights $3.50.
Cattle receipts $50: compared with
week ago: choice grades beef steers
stady; others mostly 25@4oo lower:
better grades she stock fully steady:
spots stronger: others fully csc
lower; bulls mostly 2bc lower; veals
generally steady; stockers and feed
ers strong TO Csc higher.
Sheep receipts none; market com
pared with week ago: lambs SOC lower,
sheep and yearlings steady TO 25c
lower; feeders steady.
Denver Prices.
DENVER. Colo. Aug. 12.-cattle re-
eeipts, 100; market steady; e steers
s7@1o; cows and heifcrs. s4-5097.bo;
calves, s6he; bulls. s2.50@4; stockers.
s5.75@6.25; feeders s6@7.2o.
Hogs, receipts. $50; market steady;
top $3.50; bulk. 1925.
Sheep receipts none; market un-
changed; lambs s1o911.25; ewes $50
$50.
, 1922-08-12

LONDON. Aug. 1a.-Bar silver
a4%d per unc Money TX per cent.
Discount rates: Short bills Q 3-16 per
cent; three months bills 2 a16@2K per
cert.
, 1922-08-12

Meet Me a. tho smokehou.e:
, 1922-08-12

The Foley Drilling company has es-
tablished a record for fast drilling In
Salt Creek which will probably stand
for soule time In that district.
This company drilling for the Staley
syndicate on section 6-se-7S, drilled a.
, 1922-08-12
Butter and Eggs.

Butter and Eggs.
CHICAGO, Aug. i2.-Butter I'M
changed
Eggs u~nohangedI receipts 1889
cases.
, 1922-08-12

Meet Me at the smokehouse.
, 1922-08-12

Shipments of gasoline for export fell
off during the month Of July according
to a report issued by tho Standard
only nine trainloads leaving local plant
No. 3 for Baton Rouge during that pc.
Rod.
These shipments totalied $500, 900
gallons and is much below that aver
age for past months which is usually
IL or IL trainloads. This average VIII
be maintained during the present
month and the entire contract of e..
900 900 gallons will be filled before
the first OF the coming year as the
company is still considerably ahead Of
schedule owing to larger shipments
made earlier In the year.
, 1922-08-12
12s N. CLINTON ST.
CHICAGO, ILL.

or at nearest shop or car re-
pairing station !
, 1922-08-12

Further price cuts IN the automo
bile industry reflect the pehsena
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-14
REFUSE LIBERTY BELL LOAN.
Philadelphia Mayor Netoes Trip to
Chicago; Would be Endangered.

Philadelphia July lt-Mayor Moore
yesterday vetoed the City Council res
ulution for sending the Liberty Bell to
chicago for the Pageant OF Progress
His action came as a surprise and
caused some criticism from members
of that body.
However. the Council tabled the
Mayors message explaining his veto.
and NJ attempt was made To pass the
resolution over 1t.
Both technical and patriotic reasons
were presented by the Mayor for his
course Technically, he said, the reso-
luton conferred administrative powers
upon the Council which ii did not pos
sess. and II for no other reason he
would have felt called upon to veto
IL ON that ground.
On other grounds. he said that, while
approaching the patriotic benefits of
; trips OF the bell. he felt that as Gus
todian OF the greatest national relics
Philadelphia had a greater duty than
that OF stirring up patriotism IL the
/ trip "a Chicago We're approved. II
would set a precedent for other trims
which could not we'll be refused the
Mayor said, thus endangering the bell
lie t"lt that the time had come to de
tcrm.ne definitely and finally as to all
proposed trips for the bell, and he
would take it upon himself 10 do So
in the negative.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-14
REED TURNS ON WOMEN.
Senator Attacks the Rid-Us-of-
Reed Club, of ST. Louis, In
Trenton Speech.

Trenton. Mo. July 14--S Senator
James A. Reed. speaking here last
night, turned on the rid Us of Reed
club" of St Louis. Although he never
mentioned its name. he referred to the
tclub as group of society women who
meet once week.
Reed was introduced by Mrs. Lulu NJ
Barry, Chairman Of the Democratic
| Women's rganizat ton and the dele
gate to the state convention at Joplin
and to the National Convention al
San Francisco.
81 am glad for the kind words Just
spoken % oen." ne said. because you
know q sod many women In public
life in the State do not like me very
much. There is group of st. Louis
women who meet every week and reso
lutte thus, this and thus. and SO. AND
this chiefly Il about us or concerning
myself.
And they do not represent Mis-
souri," he said a moment later.
Reed declared that nobody could di
vide the vote of the men and womei
of the state. To separate them woul'
be impossible and end in dismal fail
ure. lie then passed on TO the~politica
situation.
The doctrine which he said ha'
grown up through the Administrator
10. Roosevelt, Wilson and Harding. q
the President debating the laws fo
Congress was condemned. That forme
a basis for an attack on Long, who
said Reed. promised To go with tn
President. Reed referred to him as
Siamese twin intellectually with WI
,son and pictured Long In the futur
Knceling before the White House an
praying. '"Give us this day our dahl
thoughts"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-14

Gould WAS a frequent caller Mt Mrs.
Sinclair's house. which Is directly op-
posite the home q Charles NJ. Schwab.
known nv Miss Sinclair In 1915. MIR
Goulds bride was Mrs. V. Sinclair"
To tradespeople and owned luxurious
car with the initials "V. r." on the
door. She was said to have been n
former actress.
Mrs. Gould is the daughter CT Eng
llsh parents, who came to this country,
settling I'm Ohio. She Is about 30 years
old. a blonde and considered beauti-
ful 10y many Of her admirers. Az Miss
Sinclair she occupied house ON the
Boston Post read near Quaker Ridge.
In the Long Island sound environs
of New York. Several years ago she
moved TO Manursing Island, at Rye,
fashionable suburb. occupying n
splendid residence.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-14
PATTERSON MAN
GAINS 80 POUNDS
Rheumatism n d Stomach
Trouble Entirely Overcome
by Tanlac, States Well
Known Citizen.

81 am, without doubt, one of the
happiest men alive, for after years OF
suffering, Tanlac has restored me to
health and | have gained thirty pounds
besides. was'thc enthusiastic statement
of Abram Ncrmeulen, n well-known
and highly respected citizen of Paterson,
n j., residing ut 200 North Sixth street,
Mr.. Ncrmeulen is superintendent and
part owner of the beautiful Fair Lawn
Cemetery in Paterson.
IL was sick in many ways, he CON
tinued but my greatest alillctlon was
rheumatism. Ford six years | was IN
agony and spent many n dollar trying to
get well, but nothing would give me even
temporary relief. The rheumatism was
| in all parts OF my body but the severe
pain and swelling was mostly in my legs
and ankles. At times | could hardly walk
/ and | could never get good night =
sleep orrcst
Il have always suffered from stomach
trouble too and for the past few years
my stomach was, in an awfullcondition.
/ | had almost no appetite and the little
! did eat and that with much care
ALWAYS caused Indigestion, hloatng,
palpitation and shortness OF breath,
and the pain was SO bad thought ! had
heart trouble. was also given TO con
stipation and bad headaches and was
awfully nervous and Discouraged.
"Taulac proved to he life saver for
me. II only took three bottles to iiX me
up and it worked like magic, II gave
me II big appetite and soon | could eat
most anything, without any trouble
afterwards In n very short time the
stomach trouble. bloatinG, palpltation
and pains about my heart disappeared
the rheumatism left like IA flash and has
never returned. Now, can do a hard
DAYS work every day. Why, only a few
DAYS ago lady came along who
noticed my strength and activity ans
her remark. for she was little lame. was
oh. if could only &c, around like You
can. She would not have said that
three months ago am very Thankful
TO Tanlsc and will always recommend
it
Tanlac is sold at Eckcrd's Mcdlcin,
stores
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-14
BUTTERCUP SEEDS AS FOOD.
Indians Formerly Gathered Them for
That Purp0Se.

The seeds of the buttcrcup are so
small that We would scarcely think OF
them "a source of food for human
beings; yet IL Is said that the Indians
formerly gathered them for that pur-
pose.
NJ first thought. collecting them I'm
sufficient quantity would seem like an
almost endless task. But after one has
seen them growing as thiCkly as grain
he situation takes on new light -
Los Angeles Times.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-14
GOULOS WE'D IN JUNE
At LAKEWOOD HOME
Sailed for Europe Together
After Ceremony at Georgian
Court; mo Mystery"

Cahi,gram 60 the New York Times
N-i.os-Rains. France. July IA
Tho mystery IN thu marriage of George
Jay Gould 90 Alice Sinclair lice In
nothlng deeper than the desire of the
couple to have a quiet ceremony and
q peaceful honeymoon. IL will sur
prise some W their ncighhors AT Lake
wood to learn that the wedding took
place ut Georgian Court. the Gould
house at Lakewood, y. T., early In
June Who performed the ceremony
both bride and bridegroom refuse TO
disclose When the correspondent
called az tho Hotel Splendid here.
whore the Clouds are stopping. he
found that Mr.. Gould was "indispoeed"
and unable to see visitors. His friends.
however. state that his indispositiNn is
slight and merely tho result, az cold
caught while cut walking with Mrs.
Could
Their ma,fagr at Lakewood was
planned some time before 70 took place
last month. hut was postponed until
all arrangements could Ne made for
their trip 70 Europe together. They
sailed together and after short stay
in London pa ssc-i through Paris at the
end ~ last week There they stayed
az the Hotel Meuricc and motorcd
down hevc last week end. stopping one
ntRht az Fontainebeau on the way
They intend to spend mos; OF the sum
NOR ana tho early Autumn IN Europe
and to return 10 Lakewood before the
Winter.
Mrs. Gould. who was Miss Alice Sin
C,air. is a preposscssing woman ot
about thirty and the Two have been
friends for some time past. They have
derived good dea' NJ amusement from
the secrecy 90 their wedding and theji
only regre, Is that q has been dis
covered before the honeymoon wa,
over.
Paris. july 14--In reply 10 tele-
gram sent to George !. Gould. aSk.ug
him 20 verify the published reports OF
his marriage 20 Alice Sinclair. he wireo
a. follows:
Aux les Ba!nee. July 70 Thank.
for your telegram. Yes. am mavlcd
George JaN Gould"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-14
MRS. GOULD TNE MOTHER
OF THREE NOl NJ CHILDREN

New York. July l4--Mrs. Vera Sin
clair Gould bride ~ George !. Gould.
announcement at whose marriage
abroad has accustomed stir among
the -Four Hundred. has three children.
~ has been learned.
Tho Youngest child was born In April
last The eldest IL , wears old They
have frequently been seen going and
counting from their mothers residence
ut aga West S,Nruty fourth street -
iakr walks in Riversidc drive IA charge
eft q French nurse
u was uu, untn two months ago that
So hr,nmV known Mrs Sinclair had
gone abroad. Prior to that time MIR.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-14
Two Held on Liquor Charge.

John Kerr of near Coach's Bridge
and Loretta Ross. colored, were held
In bail for the next session OF the Fed
eral District Court yesterday by y. \
Commissioner John Pearce Cam. tn,
former in $1,000 bail. the latter In ST.
500. The charge in both cases was vio
lation of the Nolstead Act.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-14
CAyEIL BETRAYER SPARED.
Jeannes Gets Communication Of Death
Sentence to Life Imprisonment.

Brussels, July 1.-THE death sen
tcnce pronounced by a civil Court at
Mons last April upon Armand Jeannes,
for treason and espionage against
Belgium and the Allies during the
World War. was yesterday commuted
To life imprisonment.
At his trial Jeanues bUasted that he
had much to do with the betrayal 10
the Germans. and the subsequent
execution 10y them. OF Edith Cavell
the British war nurse. This charge
however. was not brought out IN the
indictment against him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-14
ulrrtt>G RHYMES.
NY Walt Mason.
sl1i WADE.

am my tr.'uds, s''f mad"
man AND y my rrc "a ,'u Nj
prau. AuU eee how humble
WAS ans birth. and how ',s'
heDnusc of worth ike to tell
how long age. herdpd Eouts
and shuNrlcd snow. fo earn zen
cents. tho which. when mine !
placed n iho prea"rN,ug brine
liu' when would The ale hr.
rln-Whioh shows how inert, az"
viii VIM hear TINS fr.m the
lips 90 men The blamed old
boroH wound up again D." 90 nay
onc tale never ire. and i:
should teach youth 20 aspire.
huj children. when would mar
rat. the YARN 10 how con-
Querpd fate. move N ~ though
we're a pest. and rudely ,~y.
"NlNp rs a rest Nuu always
tell ~ trumphs won. when no
ONE r"eius 60 have a gun
HeNvd nay uelrhbur Richard l3p.
~ hr could Tell why 'h.S is 81.
lie said emerging from HE barn.
N.u are fhv hero ~ Your YARN
leg som" ore else tha' sioi,
spring and a, wiI cordial pla.-
dls bring RI' whsle you p..ut
win pride old son go gorgeous
Victories to..N, won your aud
turs Mi HaWu and sgh. and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-14
Birth of Son Announced.

The birth of a son to Mr.. and Mrs
Ohio Il. Gusts of Gordon Heights is
announced
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-18

vJbcr prs viphodne Stovsnsao,
zvoleny ia poslednom XIV. ksn4
srese Slovsnsksj Lazy V AmAaike
zorganiseval q, zvoliao 81 20 pred.
sedn br~ Jakuha Viresteka, r. ta.
jpmnisEa, hr,, Frantiska, Dnryho Z
Isostavit nas1sdstsn5 brogran pfAs
ee,, vyniasel nasledoxnsr nsaHretia
ciel 'om exekvovsnia Spr&wdm Slot
|venskej Ligy .NtAmerike. ~. II I
y Ably SprAya Sloyenslkej Dgy
pytala sa br. Ignaca Gessaya, IA
20. by '-rozposlN 5,doo aIsid "a
inerickeAo Sbrdka'' do r61hych
dedf ma mesteGiek slovenskeho w
she1iu side Ytedy,' ked' 50 tsnto
s6asbRis zanenf' 4 mesasnika na tIzz''
dennlka IL! vss ,s.s.s an..,
p Ably Sprava Slovenskej Ligy
peiiadala br. Qssssya ,a.spsinit
Eyyivu' VI ksaisSsch ,sasspisoch
Ektore tamojEis Sftacfe spolky, knil
|f1dd| soRolsks aIsbo {nes organiza.
sic prialy bS si mat 2 knfA, ktert
ma Slovenshl Liga na sklads !
| ktore by prostesdnictvom tejEs
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-18
sLOvENsKYM 0BCHoDNfKoM
DO PozORNoSTI.

Name redakcii asi 600 krass
nych obrazov, zobrazujdcich oslo
bodenie Cesko-Slopenskei republi-
ky. Obrazy sd vysokejt umeleckej
ceny hodia sa nielen "a ram, ale
al pre- obchodne stenove kalenda-
re. Predame ich lacno, lebo sa ich
chceme zbavit'. Name tiez mapy
Cesko-Slovenska, ktore m6zu byt
pouzite pre- stenove kalendare ale
bo davane ako vianoeny dar pre-
kostymeroy.
Dajte svojim kostymerom nieco
noveho, easoveho a ME stale jed.
make obrazky obnaEenych. zien, Go
poriadna rodina nevyvesf nikdn
O ceny a inc informacie Haste ia
osobne alebo telefonicne v redak.
eli tychto novin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-18
LITERATuRA.

Krdtise Mvotopisy anericlzych
preidentov, cd Washingtona po
Wilsona, cd roku 1889 do roku
1921. Cena $1.00. Tlacou a nakla-
dom international Printing Co.,
'ov "Americkeho Slova-
ka'', 628-6aO Grant st., Pitts
burgh, Pa.
V tejto skvostne upravenej kniz-
Ike nachodia sa strucne zivotopisy
.2S. prezidentov, tiez poucenia, ako
SO stat obeanom kratky vyt 'ah
5dejin spojenych Statov. Vydava-
tel 'stvo daya tuto knizku, ktorn
.sostavil p. Julius Bucko, zdarma
ikazdemu novemu predplatitel'ovi
,,'s Americkshe Slovaka.'' - Inac sto-
ii 500. Vrele, odpordcame.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-18
sLAvA BIEIdPorocx11su!

. Nou Yychod'' I Kosiciach ma
v jednsm {. nasledoyny elanocek: !:
Bieiop0tockf. q,
Ten B Bielopotecky, ktorom no.
vorf1n, 'neboi9 ami, biskupom, ami
s1ovensk ym basniikom. .sTsn Bielo-
potqcky ME je chfrecnym Glove
koln len iednym skromnSm
Movakom 20 slovenskej kolonie '
zupe Pestianskej. Jednoduchym
rol'nfkom je ten Bielopocky, po-
cas- voiny bojoval do konca, a "a
to obdrzai strazmajsterskd hod.
most. Po skoncenf vojny nayratil
sa zpat do dediny ku svojmu pfu-
hu. ~.
Horthy v Pesti podarovdva te-
raz starych vojakoy "vitezi tel
kek", "hrdinskymi pozemkami'.
I Bielopotocky dostal cd Horthy-
no vel'ky zapecateny dopis, kto.
rom mu oznamuje, ze by mohol u
on obdrzat' cd gubernatora zeme
taky "hrdinsky" pozemok, ale
len pod ton podmienkou: memo 81
must xmad 'arizoyat'!'
Bielopotocky ,odpisal vel 'komoi
nemu panstvu list, ktorom pre-.
lctive d'aknje "a vyznamenanie
memo svois zs mad d'arixovat' ne.
bude nikdy! On ie Slovakom axe
jeho otec, ded j praded, vsetci vo
lali sa Bielopotockymi, on budt
sa tax menovat'!
Teraz uz asi sotva dostane Bic
lopotocky horthyovskyy shrdin.
Isky" pozemok. Zato vsak dosta
ne So mu odmeny steraz vacSej, q
to radostne nazdar! l'udu sloven.
skeho! ). j. Moldavsky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-18

Carl Hamburg, Larceny, &
303 w. Madison Ave, Dol skqro
okamzite zabity \ pondeieE ye.
Ger, ked 1 nakisdne snto, ktort
riadil, sa prekotilo ma zakrute prii
Ravcnwood Market uiieiach, I g !
prekotenf Hamburg vykodeny bol
70 sedadie NJ hrbu sadl'a !, a ksa.
rom 81 poprebijai' hlavp aiprrt'al
hlavnl tepnu. zomrel ma eests 40
nemocnice. 4 4 t,fg
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-18
0sU1lEt 6fsLe 2s.

/ 20. j1na l9lA boil prsvedeny sa-
"a jeSsy atantat ma naslednika
tr6na q jelo, 5snu, 81 julia vyhia.
siio Rahdsko, uharsko vojnu Srh,
Eskn, a. psaxsky pesi; plnk spdss,
|ibih v rskdskej araaads po6iatDh
rozkaaxlu q koneene. u aktohna
19M bol uBUbdny definitipns ko'
Hiee raAaslsn-aAorskei mnnaxahii
= ssaaisn& Gs. nspubiass. Tatos =,
|1ssn,d dEa Il hola hahs6assiaa
Elsthmsnzksil dgnassii soxaj osud.
,nau.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-18

leAd 'aeni pp elsd lRsE6ha w;
stSea. q hReem6 Redposa.

NixsRsdpisan& en-. fsrar, otec q
.dietol, alko n&rod8nae boil SOM v
Mad'afii 3 pesieosr vasneny, pe-
tom a,vsetlo ollpeny. Nldza ma
dohnala, ahy SOM 81, nehadzal y
Was O podporu.
PreE cel1 zimu. boil som v Lu.
6enci, na H&lomi vypomocnom
'grofesesskoH plate, 6eho sa W.
lit, Aie to eSte 3, dsti Satit neds-
10, tax 5e. sem 50 lplue zadlzil.
TeraE som na miEsrnsm mieste,
Emalejl hEe honno@strsAayskei kde
M od aoo roksE 5snataho farara
nebolo,, lebo AsaaeAel vyzit $ ia,
mlions preto Wis este raz Ia.
|skave spresim, ak je Van- meEns,
peslitf leestouS barsktareis na1si slp,
rensk hankN neiskh podporu .na
odakogAs "a hmetne ztpaty, ktert
som utspel Mad 'arii, ako prena.
|sledoyapS naredoyec, slqyak,; !
Ruden So hl'adiet i d,alei Sin,
most 'olasyojousi ver4irs,. Una peli
ispisoatel'skom, m6imn 'nlrods
slovenakemu Acgasar :vstAgm W.
nom. 81
GaAjle Vasei odpovedi a. Pc
r1faj1e So. do. bratskej stistrasti i
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-18
1la lGa1UsEIlG J1s III
J1DlgA4EL on

0xnamujeme nasim ct. citafe-
Pom, ze p JDssf laruilEin i <.
2426 Shirley Road, prevail jedna-
el'stvo nasich noyin je opray-
nent sbierat' predplatky doplat-
ky ma nase noviny. Prosfme roda-
kov, aby mu ochotne platili svoje
|predplathy mu pomahali v tejto
pE&ci
Redakcia : vydavatsl 'styo
Y. slo,, !. !, Astsyip v.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-18
[[zaal6 ,plt aAr1ae ~, kt>sS 81
[tak6to bnd1 ziadat'. q Il n

- 6jID1f A6rlae tn, kt>Sk 81
ltakato bhdds ziadat',, q
81 navrhoval Spriye SlwSna
Ligy \ Amerike, aby byyalkho
fondu tohoze yyboru, rozdala cAas
'dobnym slovenskym studujdcin
n, 900 ma stipendia. Podmienka Oh
,drzsnis tycltD u; aby patrieen5
prsuiFaset ~ skalsAllfiyyin yvedlb-
esvom, hiavns+ vSsir ssedqctvon
siindbSy aSy tei nieltpr5p eri-
stujacim telsapm orgah) 6ciou
etlpordSany, 70 rydhvsrrs syn
'svoj6o n&roda q priasci' ss. re.
5purliHy. OMAN Y tomto 81 smere
Iink byt' rosposiany cestputfyr. Ig-
.nicr Gesssya kraiovSn casepisom
a 5indateiia vy1vanf, abys cestou
tDhoto doposlaii cim skcrej prosby
D pstricn5mi' svedcctvami 10 r.
pisnika tchutD vyhpru, ktury po.
tom dDsk prvsby $ udObrenim o
statnych clenov vybcru doposle
spYkve Sfotenskej Efgy > odpord-
cspfm.
/ h zreime, ze dokial' ME lie ma
sbieran5 yacsi ohnoa, ako RTitom-
ne =, nenoxno So plst at 90 w
davania zvldstneho casopisd,,co uz
al kongres uzasrei. A je zrs3ne aj
ID, BE. nis je tosne. sakatsssa 50.
|sbiersnisn fokoto btz efnu. 4 pra-
[ye prets dotahF, kym sa AadanJ
obnos nesosbiera - povasovali
sme "a pevinnost' rozposiAlanin
ftuih knizhicia1ln, speikum, Redpo.
lHl ehlpdobpei II stadpjdcei Wladeze
-konat' , 6lofiu ma vyfchods iktord
SINE 81 vztyytiii pri .zaklad4ni to.
lbetu tsissaL ! a
| tiaadso,s,sf nus. Dude stnpsbvaaa
(tIn spsscbem, akSm poidnI Isbiert
! tRyr: psdpera slb~enskshe vyehodH
siahat' Dude TAX d'alsRs, jaks HI
lboko siahneme do kapsy. - AZ pre-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-18
Predplat'te YoungstRwnslkd
slnvenskd Nsuiny sxoiim
p1fbuznym ma Slovenslal
MA PRhDAJ PARMA 11s ak.

Ma PREDAJ FARMA-- 119 ak
ROY dobrej zepe, ma dobrei ce-
ste, "A mil Cd Youngstown, 8 izbo-
w dom, moderne szariadena ma
stsl, vodovod, IL dojnych thrav,
200 kir, mesacny prfjem 5000 do
$500, Reli stgoie, so ton Sc.
ma, mnoho krmu. Cena $4,000 ma
splatky alebo zamenim "a NEST
sky maJetok. 8. Mechler, Ellis.
worth Station, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-18

2 priciny odcestovlnia u,usi byt'
rychlo Drsdaat is0ov5 don i calm
zartadsnim, ktor6 je nssA D pisn
vel,uli la0n0.
KrAsna saarada vlsalAA 1aasiellEa.,
bodern6 zariadsnia, elAktEtla atd'. -
je vel'kosti 4Ox168. Minlta osstx ]
sharon linii, Stop %, pri 5fnie. HI,
ste "a telefonicky: AutG To6l&.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-18

MA PREDAJ-Pol akra zeme so
4 izbovyrn domom, yel'ka ma
stal, novy garadz, studna mlady
sad. Ma konci Mahoning Ave. u
lieIiej kary, ma Payo. JUNE Cd
Wickliff. John Smith. (35
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-18
JuzEF M. KuNDUS
siovensky muSsky hrajtfr
II N. Watt ST., YOUNGSTOWN, .Q

Do laskavej znamosti d&vam usets
kym Slovakom Eoungstown na o.
kolici, ze som otvoril kraieireny ma vyse
udanej adrese. vyr&bam tie najlepsie
oblcky po najnovsej mode. Ked' potre-
bujete dobry poriadny cblek, tax pnd :.
te 4ua mne, .js VAN ho zschim. Tel
cistfm .aatyy liglujem j reparujem "A
miernu cenu. (26l
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-18
RusKH ARCIB1sKuP
HASE YOUaES0ToWM

Metropolits Platan Rozdestyen.
skij, arcibiskup pravoslavn.jyeir
kve, prisiel po tieto dni . Odessy
do East Youngstownu, kde preve-
die posviacku cintorfna cirkvi sv
JAMS nachodiaceho sa na Colts.
vile Rd. q,