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The Washington herald., 1922-01-29
Historic "PrOp" for
"The Man From, HOme'

One OF the most historic musical
instruments in the world will figure
in George FitZmaurice's next Para
mount production, THE Man From
Home" The grand piano, which &C.
cupes a prominent position in the
closing scenes. was designed by the
late Sir Lawrence Alma -Tadema, r.
A.. and was one of the great classical
artists most treasured possessions,
for inside of the lid are velIum
panels bearing the autographs OF such
musical celebrities as Tschaikowsky,
Boito, Clara Schumann, Paderewski.
Saint-Saens and Melba
The instrument is constructed of
polished oak with ivory enrichments
Of carved foliage and diaper patterns
inlaid In ebony and ivory. The body
is supported by columns of rosewood
and ebony. and the end of the case
Is decorated with a silver bas-relief
or Orpheus by G. B. AmendaIa. The
music seat is made to correspond.
the painting on the back in oils. show
ing Roman figures dancing to the
music OF a flute player, being the
work of Sir Alma-Tradema himself.
The piano is valued at several thou
sand pounds. Through the efforts OF
the art director, N. Gregory Arnold.
1t was found possible to borrow this
historic instrument for Mr.. Fitz-
maurice.
Indian Art Center Opened.
The American Indian Arts and
Crafts Foundation" Is a new center
in Washington. just opened by Miss
Jane Zane Gordon, a handsome
Wyandotte Indian girl from a
western reservation. She desires
to help her people by organizing
their native industry. the artistic
production of baskets, rugs and
pottery, so as to provide a steady
occupation, especially for the aged
Indians, who often suffer so great
ly for lack of employment.
mot many Indians have any
wealth." Miss Gordon tells US. The
vast majority of the $4,000 Indians
scattered about on 200 Indian reser-
Vations are very poor, and they
Will suffer terribly this winter, be-
cause there is no work that they
can depend on"
Miss Gordon has incorporated her
foundation, in the District of Co.
lumbla, and has opened offices at
ASVA street. northwest. She ha
already secured the cooperation of
leading people interested in the arts
and welfare of the Indian. She will
seek to establish art centers near
the reservations, and then by the
cooperation of department stores
throughout the United States to
market the product.
Mrs. Bush-Brown has recently
painted an excellent interior study
in oil, a group called Friends"
picturing a girl seated by a win
dow. on the floor by her chair a
dog, and at the table a girl sewing,
one OF those charming compost
tions. full of light and color, which
Is sure to be enjoyed at, a public
exhibition.
The report comes from England
that the best seller in the nom
fiction class at the present moment
is From Private to Field Mar
shall" by Gen. Sir William Robert
son. Tho American edition of this
book was brought out shortly be-
fore Christmas by Houghton Milf
lin Company. In this autobiogra-
ply Gen. Robertson tells the really
thrilling story Of his rise from
enlisted man, to chief of the i'm
perial stan In the war.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-29

The elegance or your Amer
girls was most amazing TO me.
Ernest LubitsCh. the European
rector OF Deception" One Arsl
Night" and other pictures, who
just returned home after spen,
three weeks in the United Ststes
Even the check girls in hotels
telephone operators have the mani
OF ladies. They wear smart cIot
have manicured hands and con,
themselves with an air such As ,
the women Of higher class have
Europe. There don't seem 10 be
classes in America. especially in
York / never before saw sch bed
ful working girls"
Lubitsch left for Europe last Vi
on the s. 5. George Washington
will begin work on another ,pecd
as soon as he sets back to his stJ
He was unable to say Just Uhstl
story would be but intimsted
II probably would have an hrsyoI
background like most OF hls
lures, He brought to this ,uul
what he declares is has gro
picture, "PhsrRoh's VIE. sooi
be shown on Brosdway.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-29

Left to right in group photo seated Charles W. Cuhberson,
vice president OF the Rhode Island Avenue Citizens Association;
Guy " Collins PRESIDENT John N Knopp second vice president
Standing Arthur F. Svers financial secretary Oscar F. Ellis
committee George Springer former secretary
Brasheer committee meetings; S. Symons
Schools Ira B. Nue committee and water: w. S.
Iorbert committee legislation; W. NJ. Collins committee
lights and mails Benjamin Edwards assistant secretary W. B.
Putnam committee lawns gardens and parks Chester Smith,
Left right single photos bottom Guy "
Collins, president and Julian F. Bclfeld secretary
The Washington herald., 1922-01-29

DUring the recent run Of En-
Madame" in Chicago the time
rived for a matinee performat
when the alarming discovery ,
made that the inEenue was not
the theater. Moreover. there \
no underStudy At ApproAimat
2:25 o'clock. when all the ada
highways and byways had b
vatnly explored for an actress.
usheress delivered note b,
stage. In something less than
minute she was being made VI.
idea being that she should walk
In the role, while the other IA,
bers Of the company adapted
lines to their. own Tn" usher
however. had been observing
play for several weeks, and
only played the role in full.
gave an excellent performance.
was so satisfactory. in fact. that
continued in the psrt-the delat
Ing actress was dismissed
name OF the newcomer is Gle
QUIET:
The Washington herald., 1922-01-29

To insure fidelity 10 fact In 4
ing the elaborate court scene,
his patest picture. "Spanf>n 1;
John $. Robertson. who has
maxim the picture in SusIr
tended a Spanish trial in S,lrIId
cOmpanied by l. Daw son. lls
director, who had obtained sd
permission from the autnu-gf'd
make sketches Of the cuurtaurr
its furnishings.
Criminal cases in Spain arc
before the president Of the
and two judges. who arc seatc
a raised dIas beneath q S,a.Ict
opy. A ballot for tho Jurv Is L
before proceedings Upen TIVE
eight names are written on sltl
paper and dropped INTO a boz
the first fourteen which are dt
are empanelCd for the case on
The Spanish jury consists. =
other countries. OF twelve Q.
men and tru'," but two extra !
hold in reserve m case OF ilIn,,
some other unforeseen emerge 4
William u. Taylor had a bu
recently making double eNpuI
with four dissolves for The d
Temple ton" Betty COmBson's
picture These scenes show
CompsOn in the various stvId
dress she assumes in the pIclurl
what the audience sees IL h,|
Election in a big cheval mirror \
she herself stands aUDarentlJ
changed before 81. The idea
she sees her reflection in the
in a review as IL were OF the i
ent characters-Genelle. the al
Coraline, the danseuse: ColuuI
and the Red Cross nurse.
"A Game Chicken" which /
Daniels has just completed. is
aided as providing the creates
riety Of action OF any producti
which this vivacious star d.
peared. The final scenes wer"
in the coming tower Of
rie. and different Sequences pr
pictures Of Cuba, smuggling a
high seas and rescues from a
ing ship.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-29

OF particular interest TO local photo
play enthusiasts is the announcement
by the management OF Loew's Palace
Theater that Viola Dana will shortly
appear in person at Loew's Palace
in connection with q new photoplay
in which she has the stellar role
The date Of Miss Dana's coming will
be announced later.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-29

Owing 70 the tremendous Dol
larity Of Orfenbach's "OrpheI
which was played by the CoIum
symphony Orchestra under the
rection Of Mr.. Leon BrusiIoi.
selection will be retained as
overture for the current week
connection with the prssentat
for . second week Of Mae MUIR
In Peacock Alley"
The Washington herald., 1922-01-29

crsndElI's Knickerbocker Theat
at Eighteenth street and Columl
road, has been beautified by the
stxliation Of q new and highly art
tic stage setting, especially made
order for the most distinguish
picture theater in the Capital a;
cost OF many thousand dolls
Mr.. Robert Etris, manager Of 4,
Knickerbocker, has received ma
expressions OF enthusiasm from
patrons OF his thester since
completion Of the installation OF
new scenery and magnificent dro
The Washington herald., 1922-01-29

Sherlock Holmes Appears
In a Screen incarnation
John Barrymore to Bring Conan Doyle's Fam
ous Detective to the Picture Drama.

stately and proud Pohkas into JAZZ
vaudeyiiiians.
Harry Clark. the FIRST treasur
Of the Gayety Theater when II y
built In 1905, and the son Of W
Ham 8. Clark. who was IN. nj
manager. died during the past we
at his home in Paterson, n.
where he was employed as tire,
urer- OF the Orpheum Thest
Funeral services were held BY I
Newark Lodge OF Eiks. He wa,
years old and had been employed
the box once OF the orpheum I
past seven years.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-29

Thomas Meighan. who has won
the sobriquet of "transcontinental
commuter" OF the movies because OF
his many trips from New York to
california and back, feels right at
home in his latest picture, THE
Proxy Daddy" Many Of the scenes
in the picture take place on a Pull
man and dining car Of transcontl-
mental train.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-27
NovY DIV v TEcHN1KE.
Barlow vynasiel parny motor pre-
pre- auta a lietadla.

.
Cleveland, O. - l.. P. Barlow,
dobre znamy inzinier a vynalez-
ca vzdusnych torped, vynasiel no
veho systemu parny motor, ktory
enact revoliiciu automotivnom
priemysle. Dl'a jeho udania jeho
motor moze behom troch mint
vyrobit' 81 parry ma 100 konskych
sill a jeho automobil moze sa roz-
behnnt' behom par okamihov ma
rychlost vyse 90 MIL. Ako pail
vo pouzivat' sa bude petrolej. z
ktoreho gallon postaci ma, 1S mil :
.cesty. Automobil jeho ma len so
pohybujncich sa aiastok a spotre-
buje oleja len kvartu ma 1000 mil
Parry motor da sa prisposobit'
nielen ma automobile, ale al ma
lietadla, lode, zeleznice a poulic-
ne kary. Zeleznice nebud1 potre-
bovat' kurica, ami inn. pomoc a
bud1 m6ct' jazdit' ma vel'kn i
mald vzdialenost bez ztraty. Slo-
.vom, Barlow yynasiel nieco take
no, co vytisne takmer terajsie ga
zolinove motory jestvovania.
Svoju automobilov1 tovaren "a
klada prave v Clevelande.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-27
R0BOTNfK zABITY q
TRUMBULL STEEL 60.

Warren, Ohio, 25.. okt. Ferris
Martin. 32-ro6ni, d East Youngs-
Town, ktory. bol zamestnany pri
open hearth peel ii Trumbnll Steel
co. 60 prvy pomocnik, zabity Dol
tardzhihcim strojom, ktory no
pritisol k peel. Martin sedel chrb.
tom k strojn obrateny, preto 10
nezbadal ma krik spolurobotni-
kov pohnul sa miesta uz nesko-
70. 2abity boil okamzite.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-27
Ease PES MANIFESTO Iva.

Celia krajina sniya o lavoch. Pc
michiganskych lesoch behal pes,
a nahanal strach obyvatcl 'stvu,
lebo sa 0 nom nazdavalo. ze ic
lev. Reporter cd Chicago Daily
News no nasiel a poznal V nom
psa, ktvajncim chvostom. Pes
bol vel'ky, zltei barvy a NAL al
hrivu alSo lev. Toto je druhy pad,
ked pes nastraSil l'udi az na
smrt'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-27

sky, / k. ideam, k yoli ktorym sme j
dnes, sem prisli Z lasky k narodEu
q jeho svatym prayam, slaskE 4
dnchu, ktoreho srRes my vsetci zde-
dill Cd stdra, vajahskeho, Moyze-
sa a, Kuznanyho. Hovofim "pto
.domo" len preto, lebo som neo-
hrozenym pfivrzencom slavianskc
no rydzo-slovenskeho dncha spo
menutych, "a co by som j zivot
polozil.
(Dokoncenie budncne.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-27
81. OKTOBRA 1922.

= i 4 /. F4 4~~r
Jozef Matdsek, preds., 100 "
I107th ST., Chicago, I'll.
Jozef Horvath, Glen, Sc Garden
ST, Hoboken, N. J.
Jozef D'uris, Glen, r 0. Box
a93, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Clenoyia spravy:
Frantisek Oslislo, 2s3 Oak ST.,
Perth Amboy, N. j.
Rev. Jozef Horvath, AT N. Suis-
man ST., N. s. Pittsburgh, Pa.
L'ndevit Kre, 329l West Sind
St, Cleveland, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-27
7ffnnl
(QN!ARE0 6
Do CeskOslovenSlza "a s dni
CEZ HAMRUR0

Do CeSkoslovenSka "a 8 dnl
CEz HAMBURG
Plavby kaxdt utrok
nairychlejsimi modernymi parnikmi
MAURETAlGIA AQUITAlGIA
3O,704 ton 45,647 ton
BEREN0ARIA
52,O22 ton
New York Southampton prevoSnfm
parnikom do Brunsbuttsu (aamburg)
.Je to najrychlejsia plavba.
Tis4 New Yorku do Chsrbourgu
zeieznicou do cssko- -slovsnska.
Priamo do Hambufgu
6AxoN1A .......... %. noveDbe4.
Uzarrett, ofdelen6 kajuty prs eestotB-
tcl 'ov 8 triedy. Vyborne jedlo. osobty
4 elozor ma zeny deti. Mierne cs1y.
OIL 'aaom lodnych listk6v ! infsfmleii
obrat 'tc 50 ma najbliHiebo' sEeits,
ktors 50 nachodi 10 vaSom meste Ale
DO na blizku.
A ~ s -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-27
Adress6r Ustrednej spr&yy slo.
venskej Ligy v Amerike.

Ivan Bielek, predseda, P. @. B.
40, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Jan zidek, podpredseda, 14O7
W. Chicago Ave, Chicago, I'll.
Pani Maria Matiisek, podpred-
|sedkyna, 100 West 10th ST., Chi
'cago, TIL.
Jan A. Koctir, tajomnik, r. @.
r. 996, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Frantisek Stas, pokladnfk, 632
Amboy Ave, Perth Amboy, n. ].
Dozorny vybor:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-27
POaoISTvo
EVk5OlkSxvO III
~ kcmp6nl prednsssht ttSstgha 1a oksbsa sa2
u = spolo6nsj schsdd shasfiokyoA Sbvtkov 3sSTest L

(Pokra6oyahie.)

NlKQy AM pOQ necneI pOzlllv-
nei zdarnej prace nevykonate
"a Pittsbnrghskd Dohodu tax, a.
ko ste to dosial robili. Vojska
roztrateneho, rozpadnuteho, ne
disciplovaneho nepriatel sa ne.
boji, takym 81 l'ahko zatoci
Fronta disciplovanych, solidar-
nych, spoludrziacich, svornych
smelych a'za ideu odusevnenych a
praceschopnych voiakoy ysak zna-
mena iste vit 'azstvo. ia vas bra.
tia drahi, upozorhujem, ze moze-
te Wy vo yaSich spolkcch a orga.
nizaciach storaz odhlasovat ME.
komu doveru alebo ned0veru, ii
sic rezol1cii vyniest', ked' to ro-
bite oddelene, iseparatne to ne.
stoii ami "a tol 'ko, ako keby sa
niekde ma dedine nejaky ucitelik
oval naJma ME, ked tymto pre-
stava yasa praca. ia pomery do
ma dobre znam a hovorim 20 zk1-
senosti, ME ze by som chcel vase
spolky podcenovat', alebo ura-
Eat. No jednotna poziadavka Ma
ntvorenf Cs. republiky lvi podiel
majncei americkej Slovace ame-
novite, keby sa videlo, ze "a touto
poziadavkou stojf j praca, obet'
ze je to systematicky vybudova-
ma, premyslena a seriozna a ME
len nejaka ne,trcita, slaba pra-
ca, to by bolo tol l'ko, ako Wit az
stvo. Prizvukujem, re vase osob-
ne boje nat 'ahovacky sd takou
silnou zbranou v rukach centra-
listov, re nou mas so dna ma den
porazajn. ia vas len prosim, aby
ste sa pozreli ma centralistov mai
ma domacich, ale tunajsich. Hl'a
taxi smrtel nj nepriatelia ako su
rol'nici a robotnici, teda politi-
cky povedano agrarnici social
sti ma podiv spolu. drzia, ked ide
o centralizmus. Priklady netreba
uvadzat', no jednako spomeniem
aspon tol'ko, ze socialisticky mi
mister Derer nedavno dal sa in
tervievovat' agrarnym easopisom
"Slovenskym Dennikom'', ked'
chceli dokumentovat', Ee' stoja
spoloene "a centralizntus, Vydr-l
xiavaji spolocne shromazdenia ma
Myjave, Lucenci a vsade, kde
sipia, ze sa i'm p6da trait zpod noh.
Alebo mech len minister Srobar
povie niekde nieco "a centraliz-
mus, hned' cele stlpce mu venujfi
socialisticke, teda stavovsky kraj-
ne nepriatel'ske 'Robotnicke No
viny'', privrzenci ktorych nazva-
Ii no ma jednej schodzi ma sneme
krvavym psom''. Nuz ei nam ie
to ME hroznym mementomi Ale
I'M. Tu sii odveki nepriatelia mas
no naroda a Cs. repub1iky Mad "a
ri ma vychodnom Slovensku. Ma
ju zorganizovan1 takzvann kre-
st 'ansko-socialnu stranu a majI
V nej katolikov, evanjelikov, kali
vfnov, vel 'kostatkarov, gr6fov a
robotnikov. len ably Dol dobrym
nepriatel'om Cs. republiky.
Bratia, prosim vas, ruku ma
srdce, pocdvajte HAS vasho ma
rodneho svedomia konajte po-
dl'a tohoto hlasu. Pre- B0ha, pre-
mas milovany narod, pre- lasku k
nasej Cs. republike, ako jedine
moznemu nasmu statu vas npenli-
We prosim volam k VAN: svor-
most, svornost', svornost' a este
raz svornost'. Svornost 'ou, poro-
zumenim najmenSie veci rast1,
nesvornost 'ou, rostiepenost'ou al
najvacsie veci sa rozpadn1, roz-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-27
zAlTsN1cA
porady : IL. oktobra 1922, vydr-
Iavanej vo Fort Pitt hotel
v Pittsburghu, Pa.

Prltomni boil nasledovni: Ival
Daxner, Rev. A. Kompanek,, Mi
chal Senko, Pavel O. Krivos, Rev
C.. j. Hrtanek, Andrej Novak
Rev. Stefan Kocis, Andrej H. Dor
ko, Jozef Husek, Karol Kolesar
Jan j. Pekar NIL, Rev. j. Hor
vath, Jan Bibza, Jakub Virostek
Jan A. Kocnr, Ivan Bielek, jar
Pankuch. Rev. Jan TomaSnla. Jo
izef D'uris, Peter H. Juras, Rev
Martincek, P. Jamriska, A. Ma
\ matey.
Schodza zahajena bola o stvrt
ma 12:: svolavatel 'om Rev. Kompa
nekom, modlitbou, ma co po srdee.
nom privitanf pritomnych par
svolavatel' cital peclive vypraco.
vanu rec, ktor1 dcslovnom zne-
nj ku zapisnici prikladame.
Svolavatel' v reel svojej hlavne
zd6raznoval potfrebu sjednotenia
sa vsetkych priatel'ov myslienky
samospravy pre- Slovensko jed
notnt frontu.
Rec tato bola pochvalou zna
most vzata. >..-....
Ma vyzvanie svolavatel'a bola
otvorena nominacia ma predsednf-
ctvo ad hoe a zapisnika. Ia pred
sedu navrhnuty boil p. Ivan Day
ner, ktory vsak trad neprijal. Ia
tym navrhnuty jednohlasne zvo-
leny Dol Rev. 'Martineek. ia "a
pisnika nominovany Dol p. J. HUI
SEX, ktory drad neprijima. Po-
tom navrhovany a jednohlasne
zvoleny boil P. Jamriska.
Predseda Rev. Martineek kra-
tkej odusevh,tjiieej reel pripome-
nul ciel' dnesnajsej porady, citu.
jiic vyrok 'Ztratenej narodno-
sti'', otvara poradu.
Rev. Kompanek eta pripisy od
panpv Bosaka. Stiasneho, Belo-
hlavka, Rev. D'ulika, Rev. Porub-
skeho ''Bratstva'', ktorf vsetci
l'utuju, ze sa tejto porady pre- va
zne priciny nemozu sd6astnit', a
praju jej mnoho zdaru, a list ca
sopisu "Nove easy, ktory' sde-
l'uje, ze nedostavia sa 81 roznych
pricin.''
Pan Daxner nastoluje otazku, Gi
boil vsetci pritomni pozvani ma
tito poradu?
Pan Virosetk navrhuje, ably 81
nepozvani hostia ostali v shromaz-
deni. Navrh podporovany pri-
jaty.
Pan Husek navrhuje poradn
odrocit' do 2. hodiny odpoludnia.
Navrh podporovany a prijaty, ma
co pan predseda odrocil toto 7. "a.
sadnutie ma odpoludnie.
O2. hodine predseda Rev. Mar
tineek zahajuje II. zasadnutie pri,
meranym privetom, vyzyvajnc pri
tomnych panov odlozit' stranou
vsetky osobne antypatie.
Do sch6dze dostavili sa PIP. f.
mil Stankoviansky a Joz. Zary
Brat Bielek hovori o potrebe
jednotneho dorozumenia sa, pri
Izvukuje, ze neprisli SINE ma to, ably
sme 81 stare hriechy omyly otie'
rail- usi, ale ably SINE svorno
st'ou napravili chyby. Veri, ze mas
IL. hodina najde svornych a usro
zumenych. d
Rev. Hrtanek poukazoval vc
svojej reel ma to, ze my boil smt
vzdy Slovaci a mysli, ze al stare
krajovi bratia budd chcet' ostat
Slovakmi. My samericki Slovaci
ked' Pittsburghska Dohoda prisls
ma cas- do zapomenutia, drzali smt
sa myslienky slovensko -narodne.
a Dohody, menovite v Sdruzen
|Slov. Katolfkov, menom ktoreht
hovorit' nateraz nechce, lebo tie;
hovori len ako Slovak "a seba
lSpomen1c navstevu Moysovu ,
Amerike, apostroval Ivana Biele
u ako ptedsedu Ligy.. s.
ivan Bielek odpoveda, se on ne
hovoril ako predseda Slov. Lfgy
ale len ako Slorak. Ako predseds
! viazu ho szavretia Kongresu Ii
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-27

WORT ako vyznavaeis dvoch viero.
ivyznani, bude nedorozufnenie.
|Vie, ze Rev. Kompanek ma prav.
,,du, ked vo syojom posolstve pri-
,,zvukoval, ze nase resolncie a me-
moranda bez einov sn mic. 'Boiu-
idc "a samobytnost' slovenskeho
naroda, hl'adali SINE podporu n
spojenie v starom kraji, no nebo-
10 strany, ktorou by SINE mohli
! ist'. Slhlasi $ tym, ze hetreba sta
wat otazku prava samohytnosti
ma nabozenske Il stavovske zakla-
dy. Nerozdvojovat sa, mech je ic-
den six, jedno vojsko, ieden ciel'
"a Pittsburghskn Dohodu.
Citant telegramy Cd p. Molito-
risa "a Slov. Venice. od Dennika
Slov. v Amerike od Rev. Kuba-
seka. Vsetci l'utujd, ze nemozu
byt pritomni, so vSetkym vsak
sihlasia.
Hovori Rev. Kompanek. Vystr;-
ha poradu, ably. sa chranila stran.
nickel politiky Drzme sa Pitts
burghskej Dohody a vtedy tato
schadza m6ze byt' korunovana
zdarom.
Po prisviedcavych osvedceniach
Rev. Hrtanka a p. .Bieleka p. Pan.
kuch hovori, ze SINE tn dnes, ably
sme hl'adali cestu, axe by sa dale
pracovat' "a uplatnenie prav slo-
venskeho naroda. Ponkazuje ma
to, Re to, co.je chore ma Slovensku,
mozeme hojit', ale len vtedy, ked
dokazeme, ze SINE sami zdravi.
Akcia postavena ma zaklade ME
ktorej jestvuj1cej organizacie, ne
pojde, treba je tedy dohodnnt sa
ma spoloenom programe a urcit
smer praee. tt, ktori sii proti sa-
mosprave, majn moe, my mic. Bolo
by zle, keby SINE sa rozisli bez zda
ru, lebo to by boil d6kaz, ze al my
priatelia Pittsburghskej Dohody
neshhlasime medzi sebou. Navr-
huje stvorit' nejak! vybor pre-
program.
Rev. Kocis vyslovuje svoj s1-
HAS OIL 'adom yymenoyania w
boru.a !
Pan Bibza poukazuje ma to, ze
boil SINE jednotnl pocas revolus-
nej prace, preto, dosiahli SINE zda-
ru. Potion diabol zasial medzi mas
kikol, rozdrobili sme sa, co bolo
vyuzite nepriatePmi. Zrejme jc
teda. re treba sa nam znovn sdru-
zit'. ably SINE prach dokoneili. Je-
dna druha stranka musi popu-
slit a nemiesat nabozenske veci
do pol;tiky. Prosi, ably tato schd-
dza pojednavala len o politickych
veciach.
Pan Bielek uoozornuje, re utvo-
renie nejakej novel organizacie
k voli dosiahnutiu ciel'a dneSnej
porady, je absolltne neprijatel-
ne, ale treba najst' cestu spoloe-
nej kooperacie medzi jestvujdci-
mi telesami. Je "a vymenovanie
vyboru.
Pan Pankuch siihlasi navrhom
Bieleka.
Pan Bielek znovu upozornuje,
re Kongres SLOW. Ligy uz ziadal
vtelenie Pittsburghskej Dohody
do dstavy G. s. Rep. memoranda
nom jeho toto uvazretie viaze.
Vyvinula sa zivsia debatta me-
dzi niektorymi clenami OIL 'adom
navstevy Rev. Moysa o dcinke-
vanf viacerych vyslancov do sta
reho kraju, behom ktorej osved-
cuje sa sbyvaly predseda Llgy p.
Mamatey, ze Liga nikdy Rev.
Moysa iiradne nepozvala a spra-
va SLOW. Ligy nepodpfsala ziadnn
Moysoyu rezoliiciu. Vysvetl'uie
dlhsej reel priGiny napadov ne
dorozumeni.
Ma to odpoveda pan Husek, Il
ked' vyvinula sa ostrejsia osobna
polemia, pan Daxner vazne prote-
stuje proti pokracovaniu tymto
smerom ziada, aby sa prestalo
S osobnymi invektivami, lebo ina
&c on nnteny by Dol opustit' miest-
most, k eomu' sa al pan Bielek
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-14

Nearly one thousand British
towns and villages have namesakes
in the United States.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-14
DO YOU ENJOY
BEING STABBED
BY MOSQUITOES?

Indications are that people are
so busy scratching mosquito bites
that they haven't time to drop
around at the chamber of COM
merce and join the "two-bit" mos
quito club. Only ten members
have been registered.
The club was started Saturday
byJ. f. Grigsby who took out the
first four memberships.
One membership fee has a kill
ing power of surprising proper
tions. Two bits (25 cents) will
keep an oil spreader working for
an hour. One oil spreader can
spread oil in an hour over a water
space, which, when working at
capacity, as at present, will breed
approximately 100000 mosquitoes
The oil kills the mosquitoes.
Enough oil is available to keep
the swamp breeding places in this
vicinity free from wiggle-tails,
which ultimately become mosqui-
toes. There is no fund available,
however. either in the city treas
ury or the chamber of commerce
to supply the labor. One hundred
"two-blt" club members will sup
ply enough money to kill the sew
eral million mosquitoes which are
now breeding In the swamp lands.
The recent rain has retarded the
effectiveness of the first dose OF
oil which was spread several weeks
ago.