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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-24
Iihl som tlenstto vo vtbofe,
Jed dk0tlivec hovofi

Il Ilx4kA oVA gSASAASSsU vVaav5 Iva Y, lsss -
Ejeahotlivec hovofi
sSnahou 'tohoto vybofu je;
EspoTt' vsstly s1ovetsks organ.
Isacie, 6asopisy, vsetk5ch verei.
lhJch Ginitsl'ov K pf6ei = symA.
lhAnie ptav, aabezpetenych slovea.
sksmu hkfodu i PittsbutehAkej
lbohode. !
v registrovanorn iste tajoihhi'
kovi tohoto vtboru, dha 25. okt
1922. zaoraznil som vyboru este
raz nasledovnyni slovami mole
stanovisko:
| "Je zrejme, re som ma schodsi
spomenutej nebol pritomny Go
predseda Sloyenskei Ligy, ze som
v meme tejto nehovorl. Podpis
tento teda neviaze a viazat' memo.
ze Slovenskd Llgu V Amerike, kto
ri dosial' n2navam uznavat' bu-
dem "a jedine politicko-narodn
| teleso v Amerike, a ktorom ko.
neene mohli by posobit' vsetcia
priatelia Pittsburghskej Dohody
dohromady. Doba je vsak vazna
a ked niektori cinitclia nechcd
posobit' Lige, som "a zvlastny
vybor, ustanoveny hlavne a zvla.
Ste ma to, aby pomocou jeho: "Ko.
operacia vsektych cinitel'ov Y ma.
| SOM narodnom :aivote y zaujme
Pittsburghskej Dohody mohla
byt' umoznena.
"Tymto vsak nepodpisujem a
nepriznavam nejaku neschopnost'
Ligy vykonat' poyinnost', vyply
vajticu Pittsburghskej Dohody,
ktorn ona uzavrela, nepodpisujem
nepriznavam ami osobne, ami L.
radne pravomoc a svrchovanost
ineho telesa mad Slovenskou Ii
gou, ami ziadne poverenie, ably
niekto my prebral 81 povinnost
Ligy OIL 'adom Pittsburghskej Do
hody.;.
Toto najlepsie dokazuje, re pri-
kre odsudzovanie, hlavne vsak po-
tvaranie predsedu Ligy nebolo a
ME je ma mieste. re rezolIcia celia
je prosto odsddenia hodna. Za-
pisnica bola uverejnena pred W.
nesenim rezol6cie a tax verejnost'
znala, zc Liga nradne nebola "a
stllpena ma menovanej sch6dzi a
tak ami vo whore ze som co jed
notlivec hajil Ligu a jej zaujmy
a talk chranil cisty stit Ligy, vzdor
nebratskej insinuacii
menovanej rezoldcie.
S najva6sim zadost '-ucinenim
konstatujem, re rezolucionisti a
zviaSte pod rezoldciou podpisani
PAM uznavaju, ze vymahanie Pitts
burghskej Dohody je vecou Ligy.
easy sa menia a to ku dobremu.
Pred kratkym casom menovani
pani smtsl'ali a dl'a smysl 'ania
pokracovali inak.
Al brat predseda Okresneho Sbo
ru zvlaste brat podpredseda Ii
gy, krone uverejnenej zapisnice
mohli dostat' ma poziadanie infor-
macie - mohli vypocut' predsedu
Ligy predtym, nez vyniesli rezo.
lhciu nez volali idstvo Ligy do
boja proti predsa len predsedovi
Slovenskej Ligy V Amerike. Brat
Matlocha zahajuje "novl' Gin
most v Lige divnym sposobom a
prvy akt brata podpredsedu je
tiez vel mi divny.
Ze som, co privatny clovek Gle
nom tohoto vyboru - "a to zod-
povedam 81 vlastnemu svedomiu a
nikomu menu. A ze rhojou inici-
ativou V tychto krokoch bolo po-
sundt' posilnit akciu "a Pitts
burghskd Dohodu - to je zrej-
me. A zrejme je, ze veraboze ME
ma dEor Slovenskej Ligy Ame-
rike.
Ked' zapasia jednotlivci lone
Lfgy "a energickn akciu so stra-
ny tejze "a Pittsburghsk1 Doho'
du = sn hamovani radene polo
zapieranie jej vlastneho decka;
ked' sa ppkdsi nejaky vybor po-
mahat' v akcii "a t1to - ie W.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-24
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pfsvt aociaailta

ia SON vzdy Dol dobrJm 50.
cialistom. Osemho odinove spanie q
osemhodinoys zabAvanie punktov-
ne aadfzim.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19
Sheriff London
. HAS MADE RECORD
THAT STANDS Up
Commended for Work by
Citizens of County; Ar
rests Show Section Is
Well POliced

Sheriff Ewing c. London has made
An enviable record the short time he
has been In office. as his records will
show.
One hundred and one dozen arrests
is what the ssil 'in and out" record
shows, between January 10 and Febru.
airy II. just one day less than
month.
TWO raids on vagrants and loiterers.
three on gamblers in the oil field
communities, one narcotic raid. and
one still raid. These are read be.
tween the lines. There might be
more. The records reveal more than
three arrests in each case. Property
was seized in each case, and charges
were filed against the persons arrested.
Numerous affairs have been looked
into and arrests made, Of which the
only information told is that arrests
were made.
Not q serious affray, such as blood
spillins fights or murder, has been
reported during his tenure Of office.
His worl; has received the comnen.
dation Of citizens Of Healdton. vii.
son, Writ. Rexroat, Lone Grove, and
nearly every community in the county.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19
PECAN CROP SOLD
FOR GOOD PRICE
Nut Is Found to be Real
Asset When Cotton and
Other Varieties Have
Slump in Yield

Although some OF the northern
counties Of 'he state produced from
onefourth 10 one.third bale OF cotton
to the acre last season the pecan crop
sold Tor more money. J A. Kenn dy
OF Pauls Valley. . member o. the
Oklahoma Pecan Growers Associa'
ton, told members Of the Carter
County Pecan Growers Association
in session Saturday afternoon. at the
county courthouse.
Mr., Kennedy Is a pecan enthuslast
and stated that The people OF Okla
homa, forced to resort to the pecan
Industry on the failure of the cotton
crop, have found that the pecan Is q
real asset and should be cultivated
He stated that he sold, in the past
season 20 600 pounds OF pscans at an
average Of 10 cents per pound. often
We were unable TO secure cotton pick
ers because they found IL more profit
able 10 pick pscans"
Enthusiasm prevailed az the meet
ing, which was well attended c, f.
Ringer made talk on the prepara-
ton OF the trees. Walter Colbert also
made a brief talk. a number Of new
members were enrolled
The growers will meet again Sat
urday ot this week ot the regular
hour.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19
asked to act.

ST. PETERSBURG. Va.-Hazel Mil
ford Van freedom, secretary of the
Purity League. Of this city, has de-
manded OF frank Fortune Pulver,
millionaire and bachelor mayor OF st.
Petersburg, the appointment Of a
hathing suit inspector Of the Florida
west coast from the "wiles Of pretty
sea vamps."
Contending that abbreviated bath
ing suit costumes Of the one-piece
variety are vulgar and likewise serves
to seduce married men away from
their wives. the Purity League head
further insists that sea vamps" be
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19

The above picture is Of Mrs. l.. ".
Fine Of Chicago.
Ever see it before? Whether you
did or not, take a good look now
for this is the last time it's to be
printed-maybe'
At least Mrs. Fines husband
hopes so.
Why. Well just because.
When Mrs. Fine was little she was
pretty. AS she grew she became
beautiful. Photographers delighted in
swapping her, and her face soon be-
came familiar in many ads
Then she was married.
Friend husband found her staring
him in the face from calendars. soap
wrappers, street car ads and bill.
boards
Now he's peeved. Never want to
see it again" he declares
Tell the world l never got q dime
Oh, Of il. l support my own wife.
So glance at the "ad girl" before
she ceases 10 appear
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19
HALF Of WILSON
FUND IS RAISED
No Contributions Recorded
Since Feb. Is, Roosevelt
Said; Oklahoma Second
In Subscriptions

NEW YORK.-More than $500 600,
half the amount which will make up
the fund has been authorized to the
woodrow Wilson foundation. it was
announced 10y Franklin D. Roosevelt,
chairman Of the national committee
The halfway mark was passed Feb.
ruary -, Mr.. Roosevelt said. and the
amount since contributed has not been
recorded.
New Yorl; leads in money subscrip.
tion, but Nor,h Carolina is first in
proportion TO its quota. Oklahoma is
second and the District Of Columbia
third, each having subscribed more
than two.thirds Of their quotas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19

Recent organization OF the Chick
Choc Home Demonstration Club by
Mrs. Minnie r Church, home dem
onstration agent. marked u new era
IN Carter county club work.
Fifteen Indian women, full.blood
Choctaw and Chickasaws, enrolled in
the new club manfesting great inter-
est AZ the meeting were six men
who also evidenced the greatest in.
terest IN the work.
Although all OF the organization work
was perfected through the aid Of an
interpreter there was no difficulty in
giving Instructions. Mrs Church
states.
Il am exceedingly proud OF the new
club" Mrs Church says. these wo.
men viii have exhibits at the Carter
County Free Fair this year which
viii demonstHte their ability In this
line Of work 300
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19

The first meeting was taken up
with the Importance Of milk and
poultry in the home. Meetings will
be held every fourth Saturday At
the next meeting the making Of a
homemade fireless cooker will be dem
onstrated and food prepared In !
fireles3 cooker VIII be served
Officers and members Of the new
club are as follows; Mrs Minerva Mar
r!s, Overlook, president; Mrs, Mary
Shoemaker, Overbrook. vice president:
Mrs. Belle Cannon, Ardmore, score.
tary: Mesdomes Ada Lafontain, Ard.
more, Missy Wilson. Overlook, Susie
Shoemaker. Oye.brooG, Christian Mar
ris. Legate. susan Bull, Sallie Phillip,
Betsey Porter. Lena Johnston Mar.
ris, Lizzie Kelly. Fannie Thompson,
Ar5more. sookie Sampson. overlook,
Felice Eaptiste, Brock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19

compelled to wear stockings, long.
sleeved and skirted suits.
Pulver rounded up his legal forces
seeking an opinion TO learn what CEN
sorship powers his office held. City
Attorney F. J. Mack informed Pulver
he has no right TO say what the
young women bathers shall or shall
not wear.
That leaves me out" says the
mayor, "and besides l am for one.
piece bathing suits for the reason
more freedom Of movement is given
the young ladies' when in the water. -
Pulyer further contends that 10
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19

force bathers 10 wear the cid style
of bathing suits would create a dan.
gerous condition and make consid'
erably discussion in social and art
circles here
Public opinion here IS not in back
Of the Purity League movement and
upon their demand with much dis
favor
Hundreds Of applications have been
made Of the mayor for the position
Of bathing suit inspector
Pulyer said in an interview today
that he felt perfectly capable Of TAX
ing care Of that job himself
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19
LOST WIFE'S BODY; SUED
FOR S2,5O0--AND WINS

CH1CAGo.--Charles segrlst won
verdict for s9.6Oo against the
trustees Of 81. Raymonds GENE.
tery Saturday for the less Of the
body OF his wife. who died in the
Influenza epidemic Of islS,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19

In Caesars time. Alsace-Lorraine
formed part Of ancient Gaul.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19

England taxed bachelors in 1855 70
raise money for the French wars.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19

Delaware has an average elevation
Of 10 feet above sea level.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19

Al meeting Of the Civic league
held recently at the American Ma,
tional bans when plans for mem.
bership drive 10 start on March !
were discussed. Important announce
ments concerning the activities Of
the league during the coming season
are TO be made IN tie near future.
Officers OF the league who were re-.
elected are a follows; Mrs. Maggie
Foster. president; Mrs. A. b. Seay,
vice president and Mrs. W, r, Lind.
sey, secretary and treasurer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19

Saturday at the Chamber OF Com.
merce and formed an American Asso
citation OF University Women. y shor,
business session was held and the or.
ganizaNon voted To endorse the ac.
tiyiue3 OF the Good Government
league. The next meeting viii be
held on March /, when a permanent
election OF officers viii be held and
further announcements made.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19

Wireless waves travel az the same
speed, regardless Of their lengths
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19

Plans are going along nicely for
the Rotary club annual party 10 be
held Thursday night Of this week
when District President aud Mrs.
Burns OF orange, Texas, viii bs the
guests OF the club
Attorneys for Chief Of Police Dlcl:
Hlgnisht are ready 10 battle with
the state when the custer case IL
called In district court before Judge
y. c. Logsdon of Marietta Monday
morning. they announced Saturday.
II ia expected that tho hearing will
lie short.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19

Acknowledgment Of large sign
on which ia painted "Rebecca Kahn
'Home- the gift or W. r. Burnitt,
Ardmore's poster man. is made by Mrs
Julius Kahn. who expressed keen ap.
prsclation for the gift which has been
placed at the gateway cf the hcme.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19

A srehp Of Aranors women met
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19

Jim May, chief engineer OF the Con-
sumers Light and Power company,
who has been attending the national
convention OF reirigerating engineers
in Dallas, returned home yesterday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19

E. ]. Hancock. who was recently
lodged in the county Jail on liquor
possession charges. was removed 10
the Federal jail at Muskogse yesterday
by United States Marshal win Card
well.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19

committee from the county doc.
tors association will present plans
for a county hospital for the poor.
Plans for the building will be dis.
cussed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19

J. H. Finley, United States probate
attorney, has purchased the large law
library OF the late s. VI. Davis and
removed same TO his offices In the
federal building.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-08

mart of Finance Commissioner F. A. Searle Councilman Hart and others'
New Britain herald., 1922-03-08

part Of Finance Commissioner F' A. Searle, Councilman Hart and o'hers'
 Gill Up Again.
 Inst as the meeting was about to vote on the budget, Alderman Gill se- cured the floor and, addressing the chair, said:
 "I am glad that the eX-mayor has withdrawn his motion, yet it seems too bad to mo that the republican party cant do any better than re duce the salaries of city officials and cmployes to bring about lower tax rate; to save one mill they must GU; labor"
 Mayor Curtis rappcd his gavel Vio- lently to bring the aldcrmans re- marks to d close.
 On a viva voce vote, the motion as amended was carried by an apparent large majority.
 Things Wax Warm
 After the meeting had adjourned, the delegates gathered in several corners of the hall to discuss the ac- ton taken. In one group eN-Alder- man Charles May of the first ward, made the accusation that the council men were afraid to voice their senti- ments on the salary question.
 Alderman A. NJ. Paonessa, who is seeking the democrat nomination :or mayor overheard the remark, and asked that Mr. May repeat the state ment. He was obliged with a repe- tition of the charge. In a voice that attracted the atten- ton of about q score of the meeting board members, Alderman PaoncSsa angriy replied: Liar" Is Word Used "I was never afraid to vote any way [ thought was right. And if you in cludc me among those afraid. ther you're a liar He then waited, ostonSibly to see II the apueiation would have the desir- cd effect. When May did not repl, to the charge. paonessa then shout ed:
 "You'rc a Coward, Too" "You'rc not only liar, but also q coward Don't try to talk to mo. gc md talk to your equals
 "You're not my equal Mr. May shouted at Alderman Paonessa.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-08
PROMISE TO NEW LONDON
If Naval Sub Bases Arc Changed, Connecticut City Will Get Prefer cncc. Freeman Says.

New London, March S.-A Wash ington special to the Day today states that Congressman Richard P. Free man has received assurance in high naval circles that if it is necessary to consolidate New London and liamp- ton Roads submarine bases that New London will be given the preference. Captain George C. Day, head of the submarine division, stated before the house naval affairs committee and in
New Britain herald., 1922-03-08
Mir. NcNiahon Hits school Board


 days in a week during the year.
 Mir. McNlahon Hits School Board
 NIr. McMahon felt that the city. to carry on business would find it neces- sary to cut pay; but he felt that the greater need was for more efficient school board He also attacked the common council, alleging that there were many members of that body who did not have the slightest idea of what is going on. Looking directly at the section of the hall where Chairman F. r. King and Commissioners Stephen Robb and Samuel Davidson of the board of po- lice commissioners, were seated, Mir. | McMahon said:
 "P. S" Rants On "A member of one commission, whose chairman and commissioners are seated almost in front of me, made the statement to me that his board could get along with s2o,ooo less if forced to. He warned me though, that he would deny he ever said it if I told anyone
 The speaker explained that he had q budget that would cut three mills from the tax rate He told the board that the library appropriation would have been cut out. He claimed to have the support of one of the city's most prominent ministers in this l movement since, he said, it is pub | lie money and yet there is never an accounting.
 Chamberlain Rises, Indignant At this point, Mir. Chamberlain jumped to his feet and in loud and excited tones, addressed the chair.
 What does this man mean by making such statement? Every year there is a complete accounting in the municipal record"
 "Sit down, Freddie. Sit down, Freddie. Just wait until I am through and you can have the floor," was Me- Mahon's cool reply as he stroked MT. Chamberlain on the arm and then patted the top of his head.
 McMahon Raps Quigley. Mir. McMahon then directed his shafts at former Mayor Quigley, as- serting that if a man ran a private business the way Quigley ran the city t41urlnS ms elSnl years as mayor, llc would soon be bankrupt. Mir. Quigley favored an adjourn ment of the meeting. He was anX- ious to bring about a 20 mill taX but felt that some items other than sal aries could be cut
 Councilman M. T. Kerwin was not in favor of the amendment. He warned that, if the 20 mill tax is car ried, the one min will be added on in six months, but that the salaries will not be bolstcred.
 Curtis Breaks Tic.
 Alderman Gilpatric called for the question and moved a vote by ballot. Mir. Qugley wanted standing vote so that the stand taken by everyone could be plainly seen. On vote the motion for a ballot was declared lost, 4S to A. The count was doubted and recount found a tie AS to AS. Mayor Curtis broke the tie, by voting for a standing vote.
 On the amendment the vote stood 61 to 37 for the amendment on 21 mill tax.
 MT. Quigley moved that the meet ing adjourn for two weeks and that the budget be referred back to the council. He withdrew his motion be- cause of strenuous opposition on the
New Britain herald., 1922-03-08
IRISH SNIpER KILLS MAN

Belfast, March S.-IBy Associated Iress) Another fatal shooting oc- cured this morning in the continual ton of the disorders which have been in progress several days in Belfast and in which resulted in four deaths yesterday. A sniper on Antrim street shot ano mortally wounded one man, William Johnston and slightly wound cd another man.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-08
The alderman's reply was threat nuiNC ono.
Punch On Nose

"If you don't think so, then I'll show you. I'll give you punch right on the nose"
 The alderman then rushed toward Mir. May, but the restraining arms ot Alderman J. F. Gil and Councilman Henry Rice prevented the fist fight.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-08

Feature of most Japanese weddinga is a bonfire of the brides toys.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-08

conversation since then that he is in favor of the New London station and deems it more desirable than the Hampton Roads base
New Britain herald., 1922-03-08

actually working, but that it aver ages s6 day for the six working days in a week during the year.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-08

them, we can take up that question whenever the necessity arrives, I hope 1t will never arise.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13
ASK NEW SPECIFICATION
BartIcsyIilc Determined 20 Have
COnmodius Convention Hall.


COmmoiius Convention Hall.
Special TO The World.
BARTLESVlLLE, Aug. 12.-The
new plans for the Bartlesville con-
yention hail have been received and
the mayor and city commissioners
state that bids for the construction
of the building win be advertised
for Mt once and construction OF the
building started within the next 80
days. The construction OF the build
ing was temporarily delayed when
II was discovered that the plans had
been changed and as a result Mayor
McCaleb and City Commissioner
Ralph Cox were arrested and both
resigned their office.
Tine state hank failure also caused
a further delay as large sum OF
the convention hall fund was on de-
posit in that institution. The city
officials stated that the auditorium
would be completed now and II there
was sufficient funds available the
wings on the building would be con-
strueted and that bids on the hall
would be made separately 80 that
I'm case there was not bufticient
money 10 erect the whole building
II was Intended 10 at least complete
the main auditorium at once.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13
OIL MACHINIST
SERIOUSLY HURT
Tulsa Youth Hit by a
Frisco Train at the
Bristow Yards

Special TO Tho World
BRISTOW, Aug. i2.--G. u. Fuller,
machinlst at the Sinclair pump sta
tlon. southeast OF here, In 4-15-s,
was seriously injured yesterday
when his clothes became caught In o.
line shaft at the station and his body
carried around with the machinery
cutting and tearing his flesh,
He was brought to the Bristow
general hospital and rushed TO the
operating room whore Doctors Bisoe
and Snorgrass attended his injuries,
His injuries are OF such serious
nature that grave doubts are held
out for his recovery.
Three fractured ribs and slight
conclusion OF the brain were suf-
fered by Reubon Nlmms, l8, when
ne was struck 10y Frisco train No.
a short distance east OF Main street
crossing, Nimms Is said to have been
walking along the side OF the rail-
road track and for some unexplained
reason evidently failed to see or
hear the approaching train. He was
struck by the cylinder OF the en-
glne, Il IS said, and knocked down.
The boy was taken to the office OF
DIR. e. Il. King for treatment of his
injuries.
His parents live IN Tulsa and they
came here to take him homo this
evening.
The train after II struck the boy
was stopped and a physician was
called Immediately.