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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-04-30
Casey Minstrels
Will Include Many
Unusual Features

Unusual musical and comedy feat
ures Will be introduced every minute
during the Knights of Columbus min
strels at the Grand theatre next Sat
urday evening. The production will
be staged under the direction of Mrs.
Harry Sealey.
The opening number will be a
sketch, Zone Fleeting Hour the
scene laid in a soldiers home and
the plot centering around the interest
of n young society woman Miss Jean
nette ASH IN the home.
The second part of the show will be
n rollicking act staged in the check
room OF q cabaret. After several mus
ical numbers, including a,"Rube" spe-
cialty: "Hortense," by Jack Huddle-
ston and chorus, the scene win shift
to the banquet room ofthe St Fran
els hotel, where chorus girls, escorts,
check girls, piclcanninies and walters
will assist the end men, interlocutor
and soloists in the main part OF the
minstrels.
Many Of the very latest song hits
of the east will be featured during
the cabaret minstrels.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-04-30
To Ask Release OF
A. B. Capt on Writ
of Habeas Corpus

Judge Mckenzie yesterday held A. b.
Cant to await the action of the sup
erior court on a charge of grand lar
ceny and placed his bond at S1'oOo;
Cant was taken to Tombstone ana
placed in the county Jail.
Immediately after he was placed IN
Jail Alexander Mury, attorney for Capt
filed a writ of habeas corpus. The
writ was based on the insuffieiency of
the evidence that was introduced at
the preliminary examination.
The matter will come up for argu-
ment in the superior court before
Judge Lockwood on Wednesday morn
ing.
Capt is charged with stealing four
head of cattle from the Greene Cattle
company, in Sonora, near NacO, driv-
ing them to his ranch near Bisbee
Junction and there slaughtering them.
He has already been held to await
the action of the U. S. grand jury at
Tucson on a charge of smuggling the
cattle across the line.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-04-30
BISHOP GRANJON
GOES TO EUROPE
To Take Part in Big Congress
While in Rome; Is Granted
Audience With Pope

The Right Reverend Henri Gran
Jon, bishop of the Catholic diocese of
Arizona, with headquarters at Tue
son, but formerly I'm charge of the
Catholic church here, has left for
Rome, where he will be granted an
audience by Plus NJ. The bishop
viii sail from New York for Naples
on May 4, it was announced yester-
day. II is expected that he will be
away for several weeks.
While in Rome, Bishop Granjon
will attend the international Euch-
artistic congress, which will be held
there from May 25 to 20.
1t Is the custom for Catholic bish-
ops to visit the pontiff every five
years. Bishop Granjon's last trip TO
the Holy See, however, was made in
1910, special leave having been grant
ed to him to omit the usual visits, be-
cause Of his heavy duties as head OF
the Arizona diocese.
Bishop Granjon has been in charge
of this diocese since July 4, 1900, hav
ing been consecrated in the Cathe-
dral of Baltimore by the late James
Cardinal Gibbons, on June II, of that
year.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-04-30
Final Examination
of Applications Is
Set For June 18th

The Arizona state Board of Nurse
Examiners will hold meeting Tor the
final examination OF applications for
registration under the waiver, on
June II.
The waiver expires June 8, and no
application reaching the secretary al
ter that date will be considered I'M
der the terms OF said waiver. The
ruling adopted by the board requir-
ing membership in the State Nurses
Association before the registration IS
granted, has been suspended unth
after June 9. This is the only oppor-
tunity nov existing in the United
States for a nurse to be registered
without examination.
Information and application blanks
can he obtained through members OF
the board: Sister NJ. Evangelista, st.
Mary's Hospital, Tucson; Miss II
Grace Franklin, Department PuDhc
Welfare. Globe; Miss Grace Buckley
Jerome; Miss Edith Snowden, Phoe-
nix, and Mrs. C. Russell, State House
Phoenix.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-04-30

Walter Roach, assistant county at
torney, was in the county seat yester-
day on business before the superior
court.
Attorney Bruce Stephenson, Of
Douglas, was in the city yesterday
on his way to Tombstone on court
business.
Miss Jennie Carlson has arrived in
the district from Sweden, on n visit
to her sister, Mrs. NJ. j. Cosgrove, of
Warren.
Mrs. f. M. Fisher, who recently un-
derwent an operation at the Copper
vueen hospital, is reported as doing
nicely.
II. D. Palmer was in the city last
main over Sunday visiting with rela-
'tives.
Senator w. P. Sims was in Tomb
stone yesterday on business at the
court house.
J. p Connolly came over last eve.
ming from Tombstone to remain over
Sunday on visit.
Harry Crockett is spending the
week end here from the University
on a visit to friends.
Mrs. z. E. Fruits is in the district
for. few days as the guest OF Mrs
20 Warran
Charles Joynt left yesterday for
California where he expects to make
his future home.
John husband, former resident Of
Bisbee, was in the city yesterday
from his home in Douglas, on short
visit.
Porter Mcdonald and wife, of Toni
stone, were among the visitors to the
city yesterday.
John Meadows was in the city yes
terday from the o. K. ranch in the
Swisshelm Mountains.
A. G. Smith, Of the Bank of Benson
was in the city yesterday on short
visit.
William Hildreth was in the city
Yesterday from the sulphur Spring
Valley.
George Bacon was in the city from
Douglas yesterday on a short bust
ness trip.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-04-30
Personal

Frank Ivey, of Tombstone, was in
the city yesterday on a visit to rela-
tives.
c. /. McCord. Douglas auto dealer,
was in the city yesterday on a bust
ness trip.
Louis burgess has returned from
California where he has been for sew
eral months.
Sheriff Hood and Deputy Harry Raj
ferty were in the city yesterday on
their way to Douglas.
Jack Ford was in the city yester-
day from Cananea, where he is en-
ployed in the mechanical force.
e. L. Cook will leave tomorrow for
Ajo where he expects to locate for
the present.
L. B. Hopson will leave in the next
few days for Ajo where he has Sc
cured position as an engineer.
County Assessor. George Henshaw
was in the city last evening while on
his way to Douglas.
Deputy Sheriff Vern La More was
in the city yesterday on visit to his
mother.
Harvey Saxby, of Lowell, left yes
terday for Tucson where he will
spend few days on business.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-04-30
urges Local Youths
to Rush Applications
For Summer Camps

Warren District youths who wish
to make application for the summer
citizens military training camp at
Fort Bliss, Tex, should communicate
at once with Earl Solms, at the Y.
NJ. c. A, according to an announce
ment last night by Major Verling
Marshall, local chairman of the train
ing camps association.
Solms will be ready at all times to
assist prospective students in max
ing out and forwarding to Fort Sam
Houston applications for enrolment.
at is urgent that all who plan to
attend send in their applications as
soon as possible" said Major Mar
shall last night. "One reason for the
necessity for immediate action is that
all who attend the camp must be vac
cinated before their arrival at camp. "
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-04-30

r. n. French was in the city yes
tarday from Douglas on his way to
Tombstone on court business.
George Buxton, president Of the
chamber of commerce of Douglas,
was in the city yesterday ON bust
ness. trip.
Percy Walton was In the city yes
terday from his ranch in the Huachu-
cas-.
Mrs. George Wales, or Tombstone,
was in the city yesterday from his
ranch in the Sulphur Spring Valley.
Miss NJ. Hammond. who has been
visiting friends In Warren for several
weeks, left yesterday for Tucson.
Tom Glenn and wife, of Douglas,
were in the city yesterday on n visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Haigler.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-24

Fiskus, vysoky, suchy pan, pa
trne nezdravy, pokasl 'avajtci, po-
cal rozoberat' trestny Gin obza-
lovaneho. 49,.
Povedal, ze NAL dost' vynosne
a l'ahke zamestnanie, ale nesho-
doval sa so svojim chlebodarcom,
vyst1pil 20 sluzby potlkal sa
mestom. Snad' by boil mohol najst' :
move zamestnanie, lez vyhybal
praci, chcel zit pbhodlne, bez ma
mahy. Konecne dostal sa do nz-
kych, nemal penazi, vosiel do il
denarskeho obchodu, t'azkym "a
vazlm, co tam stale ma 'tpndle =,
omraeil majitel'a a patrne sa chy-
stal vyrabovat zasuvku peniaz-
mi, lez tom vosli ludia do OBJ
chodu, videli majitel'a lezat ma
zemi, zlapali zlocinca a oddali ho
policii.
Tichym, skoro bezzvucnym hla-
som rozpraval toto vsetko ten pri-
sny pan 2 minulosti obzalovane-
ho nasledkoval, ze len nestalost'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-24
Go vsetko aiadajd "a rtezidsnta.

Is
Do kancelaric prezidehta Masa.
ryka prichodi define tnnoSstyo
|stranok, 4 vel'ka CAST 4 Mich pred
nlsa ziadosti, kteryn inemoano
vyhoviet pre- ich nemoahost pre-
mrtehost i neslushost'. Na pr.
pride siadatel ably prezident re-
publiky poziaal rnu 100000 az
200, 900 kofln, ably prevail zan
zarnkn II bahky, ahy zrusil smlu-
w, ktora ziadatel nieky1n u
zavrel, q ktora tho teraz mtzi, ably
ziadatel l'ovi pozical .kone,s alebo
aeroplan ma cestu okolo sveta( -,
ably lo prezitlent prijal dc statncj
sluzby, aby mn opatril byt, povo-
iii trafiku, koncesiu ma biograf,
hostinec, ably mu primal inva-
lidnd rentu, ably dial svolcnie ku
usporiadanlu IanecneJ zaDIvy
(ked olSres. pclit. sprava odoprc-
la), aby nariadil sndu rozhodnat'
Y nejakej veci ziadatcl'a urcitynn
sp6sobom atd''. atd'. To vsetko sa
faktieky pripady, a lsed' iradnfk
prez. kancelarie upozornf intcrve-
nujiftal stranu,a ze tel ziadosti ne
mono vyhoviet', dava ziadatel'
caste priechod nespravodlivym w
cifkan.; To ie celkom zvrateny ma
zor o pomere yerejnosti K znosi.
tel 'ovi najvyssej moci v State a
tato verejnost' 81 ma uvedomit',
re moe prezidentova VI demokra-
eli ma urcitd hranice Re prosty
rozum moze uznat nesmyselnost
takychto .poziadayok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-24
a z1rive na tohoto 4 nesplst AT oti

d zdrive na tohoto i nesplst 'a1 OH
8, re6nfka. 81
Advokat idohasori, saaa.l ii 4
vypil pphar yody Tvar .ieho ha.
.budla Ease l'ahostajneho, oby6aj.
ndho vyrazu. Pofotei sd utiahli kt
.perade a po chvfli yratiac So, je.
dnohlasne odmietli; otazku IA III
pezne prepadnutie a obaalovahy
odsldeny Dol XII niernerhu trestu
pre- nblizenie ma tele.
Takyto vysledok akiste mecca.
kayM. Prikrdaiac ku obrancovi,
d'akovsl mn, pri com mu vel'ke
Shy rinaly dolu tvirou.
Advokat obliekol svoi obslcha.
ny vrchny kabat, wal klobdk a
alo inokedy, tieho vytratil sa q
.pojednavaeej siene, l'ahko poklo-
Mae sa predsedovi. Ma schodoch
dohonil no novinarsky zpravodaj.
Gratulnjem, pane doktore,
ku dnesnej reel ! Bolo to skutotne
majstrovske, dtseslovne st1dium.
Do paroma, 2 ktoraho romdnu ste
to ySetko cerpalie
Nebolo m: toho treba. Ia
svoiich studen!skych easov sam
som Dol ME raw tom istom polo
zens, povedalf doktor pol1ojne
zapalujiic 81 ma cigaru...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-24

ia kde ME, tn nid. Uz islp ma styr-
|ty rok, co zmizol, at traia co den
vaesmi sa vrezavali do jcj tela.
- Ach, hovori, - az to a "a
lei neznesiem; idem svetom Id a
dat 81 muza... Isla, iSla, az prisla
do redakcie "Narodnich Novln".
K,lezc 81 sa til vzala, stvo-
riGka bozia, = we'd tn ami vtae-
ka, ami letacka...
- Ach, nuz hi adam 81 mnza.--
odpovie ona. - Nevedeli by ste
mi takto poradit'g We'd oni tax
mnoho vedia.
= Ten ii je vcru v Bratislave.
Tam ho STRATA v redakcii "Slov.
Dennlka!'' Ghod' ta, lazda ii
st 'astie poslhzi. A tn mas prnt
spisovnej sloveneiny, namaz MIN
dobre chrbty redaktorov, a tonto
mastickou autonomie namast' ,idy
muzove.
Iena Sa pod 'akovala horko-
t 'azko sa dostala do Bratislavy :
rychlik Dol preplneny, celau ce-
stou musela stat, a ked' dosla do
mesta, tn nemohla bytu dostat'
Akosi uz' len prebdela til noe a
rano, hned' sa pobrala do Ruzo-
vej ulice {. II. Strach a hriiza :lu
obchadzaly, ked' zazrela pred Sc
bou tmavt jaskyhu "Slov. Denni-
ka". Tu naraz sa owe tisic hla-
SOW: "... Ty TAXA, ty Martincan-
ka, ty narodniarka, ty mad 'ar6n-
ka, co tn hi l'adaS?"
Ale ona sla len d 'alei, tn zaby
hadi, jastericc co ia viem aky
este ZemeplaZ skreci a sypi do
osvetlenej izby, kde ma posteli lezi
jej muz, obklopeny trinastimi
poboenvmi, pravymi, l'avymi,
zodpovednJmi, nezodpovednymi
atd'. redaktormi "Slov. Denni-
ka.'
Ona urobila tax, ako jej pora-
dill MARITIME. Najprv prt1tom
dobre posibala pit. PIP. redaktorov
a potion muzove ndy mastickou.
Tento sa zobudil ndoch poci-
til tak1 silu, re rozpraSil vset-
kych redaktorov.
Potion sa vratil so zenou domov.
Zena porodila krasneho syna, a
zijn 81 a zit' budu st 'astne nave
ky, lebo divotvorna mastiGka od-
kliala princa jeho potomkov
tax, ze Cechoslovakov stall sa -
Slovaci! Kocnr'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-24
Konzulat Republiky 6eskosloven.
skej Y Clevelande, O. !.

1903 w. supericrAyennel hl'ada
nasledujlce !osoby
Kohut Vendekh, pos1edne ,
Cleveland, o..
Kohut Karol, poslcdne Y Cleve.
land, O.
Fuza Bakos Augustin, rodent
V Lykayke,. zupa Liptovska.
Palo Frantisek, rod: u Martin.
eeku: pri Rlzomberku, Z. Liptov
Oeovai Margitas rod. Lipjanec,
posledne South Depot st., Salem,
Ohio. e
Arndt Albert. posledne 1356
Superior Ave. CLEVELAND, o. 1
Plisek Cendk. pos1edne ' Irwin,
Ky.
Babusik Ondrej, posledne Y
Cleveland, @.
Balint Michal Morva, posledne
V Steubenville, O..
Balint Furda Janova Alzbeta
Garan, posledne v Steubenville, O.
Panuska Samuel, posledne Y
Lakewood, Ohio. gst -
0ndrisik Jozef, posledne l71l
Bradford Rd., Cleveland, o..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-24
Vysvetlenie.

Syn: Co to znamena; &c zneuzi-
vanie opojnych napojov.
Oteci: Ked' sa napoje tax neu-
ziyajh, ako by .sa maly: ma pri-
klad ked' niekto varl ma spiri-
tusi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-24
Sovensk6 Politicke Povesh
Ako 50 stal Gechoslovaka Slovak
Alebo zAKILAT1 PRIMO,
[Podla narodnych povesti.)

Pod Tatrami I'll jeden statny
chap, ktory NAL ntesenn dc6ru.
ZapaGila sa ona kral'ovi s1sed-
stve, ked' tento prevratom, obo-
ma narodmi tiizobne oeakavanym
vtelil pod svoje zezlo krajinu
pod Tatrami, priSiel j pre- in, a
b0la vel XII svadba. Jedlo sa, pilo
q kazdy sa tesil tomuto svizku.
Novomanzelia zili 81 pekne. No
casom m,lz zacal byt' vystnpnym,
vo vsetkom len on chcel rozkazo-
vat, takto priostroval sa pomer
medzi mimi, ba vznikol iiplny roz-
por, ked zena porodila syna.Kral
totiz poslnchol radu syojich ra-
dov, referentov atd'. dial syno-
vi memo - Cechoslovak.
Ked' mas Cechosloyak az hodny
narastol, chcel sa ozenit'. Ale We
ru dievky no nechcely. Jedna ho-
vorila, re we'd ami poriadne hovo-
rit' nevie, MESA vraj slovencinu
s cestinou; ina Ease, ze ona ne
chce takeho, ktoremu je krstnym
tatkom dr. Blaho. A kazda 81 ma
sla nejaku pricinu.
Toto vel rozbolelo nasho
Cechoslovaka, plakal cele dni mad
svojim nest 'astim, a zaklfnal vse-
tkych, pomocou ktorych dostal
toto znetvorene memo. A V svo-
JON smiitku vybral sa ku krst-
nemu do Skalice pytat' 81 radu.
A krstny nenadarmo Dol politi-
kom a doktorom ran, poradil mu ::
- Chod' ty len, synku, do Mar
tina. Tam, pravda, neradi Cecho-
slovakov, ale pravs preto, sa maj
de dievka, ktora pojde "a teba,
aby ia strovila...
Cechoslovak al tax urobil, a ma
jdne 81 nevestu, doviedol ju do
NOV, kde slavil sobas. Veeer po-
tom povie Cechoslovak zene: :.
Ach, zenieka moja, bozkaj-
ze ma, bozkaj!
Zena ,ho objala bozkala. A
zrazu Cechoslovaka spadla ces-
ka koza on sa prememl ma kra-
sneho Slovaka.
- Ach, zepieka moja, - ho-
vori muz, ak ma neprezradiS,
v axiom ma teraz sposobe vidfs,
naveky bademe st 'astni. Ale ak
ma prezradis, bude zle, lebo pani
Cechoslovaci pomstili by sa ma
mne nedali by mi AMI len pisar-
skeho nradu.
Zena prisl 'nbila, a tax 81 zili
st 'astne, kym sa nestala samodru-
hou. tn 81 l'udia zacali vselico
povravat', re ako to moze byt', +,
ked' je Cechoslovak vlastne psti-
ra, ze TAX TAX. musi vraj mat
pomer s inyan. A tax chnd "a zena
isla sa poradit' k doktorovi Sro-
barovi a vyzradila mu svoje ta-
jomstvo.
To jej este len bolo treba! Sro-
bar hned' postal k MIN Blahu, Ste
fanka a DIR. Medveckeho, ktori po-
tom strazili pri posteli a nedo-
volili muzovi svliect' po veceri
ceskn kozu. Nato muz vyskocil: /:
- Nest 'astna zena! " skoro bo
la by 81 porodila, ia Dol by som
ostal naveky Slovakom! Teraz "a
pokutu neporodis, lebo tito traja
hlavni Cechoslovaci bud1 strait
diet'a, ktore nosls pod srdcom, len
aby sa nenarodil Slovakom. Ne
porodis do tych cias ia budem
tiez do tych cias zakliaty, kym
ma nenatres mastickou autono-
mie. A ziizol.
Nest 'astnej zene len teraz svitlo
' hlaye, GO urobila. Pustila sa do
nlaEn. ale to nannmahaln - mn
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-24
4 lahkomysel most doniesly hc
ma miesto, kde prave stoji.

q alrkomysel most doniesly no
ma miesto, kde prave stojl.
Obzalovany, este mlady mnz,
dost inteligentneho vyzoru, $ ble-
doh, vychndnnton tvarou, bez po-
hnitia sedel ma lavici. obzalova-
.nych so svesenon hlavou a ty6-
ri jeho nebolo badat' ami najmea-
sieho Ezaujmu 0 celti lzalezitost J.
Odovzdal sa patrne svojmu osudu,
neeakals ziadne milosrdenstvo a
|celkom l'ahostajne oaakaval Ia
lar.
Predseda, stary pan, l'ndomil-
nej, dobrosrdeonej tvare, 1istil
obcas svojc okuliare, povzdych-
nul, pokyvnul hlavou, zahl'adei
sa ma obzalovaneho ako by chcel
v jeho tvari citat', zavrtil vsak
hlavou a dial sa do citania pfsom-
nostf, pred MIN leziacich.
Poskodeny udenar, tlsty, zarde-
IL muz, utieral 81 pot naN cele a
obcas hodil ma obzalovaneho zlost
ny, vymlnvny 'pohl 'ad napnu-
tim pozeral sa ma porotcov, aky
DOZEN robi ma nich rec fiskusos
va. &#
Prcdseda oddal slovo obrancovi
obzalovaneho. Ia stolfkom vstal
nevel'ky pan pokojnej, prisnej
tvare, pristrihnutou cervenou
bradou preriedlymi vlasmi. Bol
to obycajny advokat, nevyniknul
dosial' ziadnom vel'kom'' pro-
cesi, nebolo pocut' nom ami co
0 reGnikovi, branil obzalovanych
len EEK offo'', ked' mu ich sud
"'pridelil'', neobzrel sa neho
skoro mix. Porotci pocali 81 po-
sepkavat', predseda cital pisem-
nosti 'alej aszapisovatel' zaeal 81
obrezavat' nechty. Jediny fiskus,
priloziac dian k pravemu uchu,
nacdval pozorne S l'adovou, pris-
nou tvarou. Pomaly, bez vsetkeho
rozculenia, len ako by priatel 'om
nieco rozpraval, vyvracal obran-
ca rad-radom vsetky tvrdenia fis-
kusove. Ale razom, ako by to my
clovek Dol stal "a stolikom OBJ
rancov. Jeho hlas nabudnul inc
ho zvuku a ohebnosti, oci jeho
vzplanuly, tvar mu ocervenala a
zdalo sa, ako by jeho postava bo-
la rastla. Predseda zdvihol hlavu,
porotci prestali posepkavat', al
obzalovany ako by sa Dol prebudil
70 svojei ztrnulosti a pocal sa so
zaujmom a pohnutim pozerat' ma
svojho, si1dom mu daneho obran-
Gu, cd ktoreho 81 uz predom mno-
no nesl 'uboval.
i - Panovia - hovoril obranca
- tento elovek NAL flad. Snad'
Dol povahy prudkej, neshodnul sa
so svojim chlebodarcom a Dol 20
sluzby prepusteny. Hl'adal move
zamestnanie. Ale nemajuc dobre
vysvedcenie, vsade len pokrcili
pleciami, ba dakde sa S MIN ami
do reel nedah. Ponnkal sa ku ma
dennickej praci, ale ami tel nena-
siel. Koneone nemal co jest. T1-
lal sa po meste, laeny, premrznu-
ty, roztrpceny, videl lahodkar-
ske vyklady, jasne osvetlene ho-
stince, kde 81 l'udia pochutnavali
ma vyberanych jedlach a on ne
NAL ami k1sok chleba do list po-
lozit' =.
-Panovia, vas ami jeden ne
pozna dusevny stav, dusevne roz-
polozenie cloveka hladuj1ceho.
Vsetko no roztrpcuje: kociare mi
haj1ce sa okolo neho, krasne ode
Wy, vona jedal dertica sa hostin-
GOV, smiech' vesela vrava l'udi
nasytenyych, teplo @etych. Ra-
zom zastavi sa pred udenarskym
obchodom zachvati no jedina
myslienka: nasytit' .sa Vsetky o.
statne myslienky ustupujn tejto
jedinej, clovek stava sa, predme-
tom telesneho pudu - hladu. -
Vojde do obchodu domienke, ze
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-24

MoDERNA BuDovA, 2sxss. ma
6 apartmentov, kazdy po 4 izby
a kdpelhu, gaz, eleAtrika, fornes,
"a Milky rent prinasa $1,440 roc
nsho prijmu. Tento majetok sa
vymeni "a farmu cd 80 do 100 a
lrovd. Haste sa v izbe {. COS
Dollar Bank Bldg. Telefony: Main
1877, Auto. 6131. Residencny tel.
Bell Main 1857. e,.. II s..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-24

- Predplat'te .Youngstownsk6
slovenske Noviny svojin milym
ma Slovensku.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-02
Licenses Net Rig Sum.

John l.. Wright. clerk Of the peace,
reports that mercantile licenses aEEre-
eating $4,000 We're collected during
the months of June and July.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-02
ANOTHER LOCAL
WOMAN RESTORED
Market Street Resident Says
the Action of Tanlac is
Simply Wonderful.

Nothing could have acted more Won
derfully than Tanlac did in my case; why
] feel Just like a different person since
taking il, declared Mrs. Anna +. Lane,
Of 1921 Market street, Wilmington, Del,
a few days ago.
indigestion has caused me a great
deal of suffering for every hit of twelve
years. No matter how tempting my food
was, | never enjoyed il, and even the
lightest meal would cause gas, bloating
and shortness of breath. | also had a
dreadful pain under my shoulder blade
and around my heart that kept me in
constant mise.c. | lost weight and,
with dizzy smis, headaches. extreme
nervousness and inability 10 sleep YOU
may know was in a terribly weak,
rundown condition.
Finally, statements in the local
papers about Tanlac influenced me to try
the medicine as well as the Tanlac
/ Neget table Pills, and | must say that
nothing could have done more for me.
! eat heartily, never have an ache or pain
anywhere, my nerves are calm and steady
and | am full of strength and energy
Tanlac's real worth cannot be estimated
in dollars and cents"
Tanlac is sold at Eckerd's Medicine
Stores.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-02
THEATRE PARTIES POPULAR.
Other Fans, ~ Well as Wilmin gton,
on Garrick's List.

An encouraging feature OF the In
crease In patronage at the perform
ances OF the Wilmington Players at
the Garrick Theatre is the number OF
theatre parties that are being given
Mt the popular playhouse. Last week
large parties from New Castle and
Kennett Square attended McGuirc's
stirring drama, The Divorce Quce-
tion," and expressed themselves as
well rewarded.
( Arrangements are being made for
second visit OF the ONCE force In the
du Pont advertising department
this evening. On tho former visit
1876 of them were seated In a body
In the center OF the house and enjoy
ed themselves to such an extent tina,
mnny voted TO become regular We'd
ncsday nighters. Accordingly seat,
have been reserved fer this evenins
and each succeeding Wednesday night
ns II was found that the enjoyment o
the play wns greatly enhanced by hav
Ing ones friends nearby.