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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-05-12
a TEST CASE is BROUGHT
AGAINST NEW STATE TAX
Santee Mills of Orangeburg Ask In
junction Against Tax Commis-
sion
| Columbia Record, 9.

! Columbia Record, 9.
The state income tax law got into
the courts today on the allegation
that it is unconstitutional, and the
Isupreme court, assuming jurisdiction,
set MAY 18th as the date for hearing
arguments in the petition of the San
tee Mills of Orangeburg for re-
straining order against the state tax
commission, to prevent them with
proceeding with the collection of the
tax.
! The Santee Mills allege, among
other things, that the act was not
read three times in each branch OF
the general assembly, that the act
of congress providing the federal in
come tax was not read into the act
except by title; that there is no pro-
vision in the state income tax law
for exemption from taxation of the
federal income tax paid each year,
and therefore taxes money that is not
income. thereby falling outside the
scope of an income tax; that the state
act Incorporates the enforcement OF
the same rules and regulations as are
provided in the federal income tax
law, but that these were not read into
the act by the two branches of the
state legislature; that the state law
allows a return for the calendar year
or for the fiscal year, thereby taxing
some person for a longer period than
calendar year; that the state law
provides a tax on certain interstate
commerce, and that it exempts lnf
surance companies from taxation,
thereby becoming in sense class
legislation.
The case is brought by the Santee
Mills as a test of the state income
tax, enacted W 5y the 1922 legislature.
This act is an exact copy of the fed
eral income tax except that it pro-
vides for a state tax of exactly one-
third of the federal tax. W. G..
Query, chairman, and J. P. Derham
and J. Fraser Lyon are named as re-
spondents in the case, as members of
the state tax, commission. William
Elliott of Columbia represented the
Santee Mills in bringing the case, and
Attorney General Wolfe represented
the tax commission.
The petition for the restraining Or
der against the tax commission was
filed with the supreme court Tuesday.
Later the court issued an order MAX
ing the rule returnable on the 18th,
which is next Monday, the hour be-
ing fixed at o'clock.
There has been talk of test case
against the state income tax for some
weeks, but not until Tuesday was the
case brought.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-05-12
Legion Post and Auxiliary Meeting

There will be a joint meeting of
Post No. "a, the American Legion,
and the auxiliary to the post at a spe-
cial call meeting Monday evening,
May 18th, at 8 o'clock. Morris C.
Lumpkin, department commander,
has been invited to be with US on this
occasion. All members are urged to
be present as business of importance
will come up for consideration.
John B. Settler,
Publicity Officer.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-05-12
NEWBERRY INDIANS
WIN FROM ERSKINE
Seceders Are Swamped by Lutherans
Final Score Being Thirteen
to One
The State.

The State.
Newberry, May 9.-The Newberry
Indians pounded Lefty" Boards Of
ferines hard here yesterday after
noon and swamped the Erskine Sc
ceders by the score of 13 to l. Lu-
ther toyed with the visitors and had
easy sailing throughout the contest,
q wild throw from the odtfeld allow
ing the Seceders to score their lone
run. D. Shealy, Haltiwanger and
Crooks led in the terrific batting as
sault of the locals, the latter securing
a home run, triple, base on balls
and sacrifice hit out of five times at
bat. The speedy work of Williams
in beating out bunts and running oas-
es was a decided feature of the
game.
The batting of Beard who secured
three hits out of four times up was
the only feature of the game for the
Seceders.
New5erry has won eight games and
lost one in the official state champion
ship season, today's contest being the
second of Newberry's officially sche-
duled games with Erskine. Clemson
has won nine official championship
games and lost one thus far. The
Tigers will meet the Indians here
Friday in what will very probably be
the deciding game in the race Tor
the state title.
Newberry ..12o 500 2so-1s 12 2
Erskine :. ..O01 900 600 6 8
Beard and Evans; Luther and
Robson. Umpire, Hardeman.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-05-12
HOWARD STRONG OF N. Y. TO
MAKE ADDRESS IN NEWBERRY
Speaker Coming to Newberry to
Make Address at the Greater
Newberry Dinner

Mr.. Howard Strong of New YORK
city is coming to Newberry on May
25th for the purpose of making ar
address at the Greater Newberry din,
ner, which, as previously announced
will be held in the Legion hall on the
evening of the date mentioned.
The program committee which was
named at the general committee
meeting some days ago made public
the fact that Mr.. Strong accepted the
invitation to come to Newberry fol
this occasion, and the committee is
very fortunate in being able to Sc
cure Mr.. Strong for he is recognized
as very capable speaker. While it
is not definitely known what subject
Mr.. Strong will talk on, he intimated
that his subject would be "You and
Your Town" In addition to Mr..
Strong's address there is a possibility
that there will be one local speaker
on the program, also some musical
numbers.
This "get together" meeting, as it
may be called, promises to be one of
the largest events of its kind ever
staged in Newberry, due to the fact
that practically every organization in
the city will participate, and every
member of every organization, as
we'll as those who are not members
of .any organization, should attend,
Rev. E. V. Babb, who has been named
chairman Of the program committee
promises all who attend real treat
and a good time, and then, the ladies
of the Civic league will be in charge
Of serving the dinner-this announce.
ment is enough to be said when il
comes to the "eats," for we all know
when the ladies of the Civic league
agree to serve dinner it will be done
in grand style.
The executive committee which
was named will meet some time the
first of next week to max plans to
take care of all details connected
with the big dinner. This committee
is composed of a. representative from
all of the organizations participating
and they will see that no stone is left
unturned to make this dinner a grand
success in every particular.
Let every, citizen, of Newberry
county begin now to prepare their
minds and hteir appetite and above
all to remember the date-Legion
hall, Thursday night, May 25th, the
hour to be annuonced later. Also
remember that absolutely nothing
will be said about money as the din
ner is not being held to solicit funds
for any purpose. The whole evening
will be devoted to one continuous
round of plea-ure.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-05-12
JUDGE BEVERLY D. EVANS
DIES SUDDENLY

Savannah, Ga.,, May Judge
Beverly D. Evans, United States dis
trict Judge for the southern district
Of Georgia, died suddenly at his home
here tonight.
Death resulted from heart at
.ack.
Judge Evans was 81 years old. A
graduate of Yale, practically his en-
tire life from the time he left that
institution was spent in practice OF
'aw either on the bench or bar Of has
native state. He served as a mem
Ger of the Georgia legislature 1886
81 and was a delegate from Georgia
TO the democratic national conven-
ion, 1888. Appointed judge OF
The middle judicial circuit of Georgia
he filled that Office FIVE years, beeon,-
ng a justice of the state supreme
court in 1904 and presiding justice
n 1907. After thirteen years as
head of the highest state tribunal,
Judge Evans resigned to accept the
federal judgeship which he held until
lis death.
Judge Evans was taken i'll at 4
o'clock this afternoon and physicians
we're called and administered to him
out he gradually grew worse and the
End came at $50 p. m.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-05-12
NEWBERRY IN RUNNING
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Clemson, Newberry, WoRord, Furman
in Last Lap for First Place in
College Ball

The last lap in the intercollegiate
baseball championship race leaves
Clemson, Newberry, Woford and
Carolina still in the running. Glenn
son is leading with nine victories and
one defeat. Newberry is close on her
heels with eight games won and one
defeat. Wofford has won seven
games and lost three. Carolina has
four victories to her credit and two
defeats.
Clemson's schedule calls for three
more games. On May 11th Furman
will visit Clemson for game on
Riggs field. Couple weeks ago Fur
imam defeated Clemson in Green
vile. So the outcome of this game
will be followed with interest. May
18th the Tigers invade the Indians
camp. And the following day they
meet the gamecocks on Carolina's
field. Should the Tigers be FORUM
ate enough to win these three games
no one will begrudge them the pen
nant, for they will have deserved it.
'We shall see what we shall see."
Newberry will probably play three
more games. Wednesday, May 10th,
the Indians cross bats with P. C. at
Clinton. Friday they meet Clemson
on the local diamond. At date yet
to be arranged they will play the
postponed game with Carolina in Co.
lumbia. Can Newberry win these
three games? Her supporters be-
lieve she can.
From the time "the memory run
meth not to the contrary the Glenn
son-Newberry games on the local dia-
mond have attracted large, enthusi-
astic crowds, due to the fact that the
games have invariably been close and
exciting. The game Friday. after
noon promises to break all past. rec
ords by bringing one of the largest
crowds that has ever entered the To-
cal park. Advance dope has it that
they are coming from distant parts
of the state to witness this game. 1t
promises to be battle royal. 1t is
very likely that Boozer, a Newberry
boy, will be in the mound for Glenn
son, while Punk" Luther will be
Coach MacLean's choice to toss them
over for Newberry. In all probabil-
Iity this will be the deciding game in
the championship race. Then, too,
this will be Luther's last appearance
on the home grounds. Luther is rat
ed, we believe justly so, "the ace of
aces" among the college pitchers OF
the state. At any rate the manager
of the Washington Americans squad
believes in him strong enough to re-
serve a berth for him until he can
join him the 18th OF June. we be-
, lieve he is going to make good. Any
way hundreds of his friends will be
on hand Friday afternoon to give
him "the glad hand" when he walks
upon the mound Just follow the
crowd and you will be there too. Who
was it suggested that the stores and
business houses in Newberry close
from 4 to 6 o'clock Friday afternoon
! as a tribute to Luther? This was a
good suggestion. Who will volunteer
to circulate a petition to that effect?
Following is the standing of the
teams in the pennant race; this in
cludes all games through Tuesday,
May 9th.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-05-12
It was his third heart attack.

or 4 ~
Judge Evans was born at Sanders
Vile, Ca, on May 21, 1865, and was
graduated from Mercer university in
1881. He was admitted to the bar
If Georgia in 1884, when only 19
7ears of age. Before he was 81 years
IF age he was member of the Geor-
ria legislature. He was twice mar
led. He has four living sons, Thom-
IS W. of Dublin, Ca; Julian of Sam
lersville, Ca; George R. and Erwin
Z. Evans. Another son, Lieut.. Bev-
,rly D. Evans, Jr., was killed in ac-
Ion in France in 1918.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-05-12
Watts.Miller

On last Saturday evening Mr.. j.
;. Miller of Pomaria and Miss Mary
Lizzie Watts of Prosperity were mar
ried at the St. Paul's parsonage, the
Rev. S. P. Koon officiating.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-05-12

The stand recently vacated by Mr..
Trakas near the busy Busy Bee is
being reftted for occupancy by the
new Newberry merchant, Mr.. Cap
Ian.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-05-12

what the estimate is, the law directs
the repayment to an importer when
ever there is an excess of deposits by
him, and there is no limit to the
amount available for the purpose.
Placing this estimate on the books
will not make the expenditure great
er or less.
"The budget bureau has the nerve
to- even claim q saving out of appro-
priations for the veterans bureau IN
the face of the fact that during the
first half of the year that bureau has
received deficiency or supplemental
appropriations from congregations
amounting to $l58,993,112.
81 refer only to a few Of the larg-
er items. Examination discloses the al
legged savings to be budget bunk,
and i is regrettaA!e that the presi-
dent should be misled by the depart
ment into believing they have accom-
plished savings which in fact are only
of the paper variety and offer no re-
lief to the taxpayers. If, however,
he believes the budget bureau has
effected the savings they claim, ne
should, in justice to the taxpayers,
urge congress to declare dividend. ="
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-05-12

.9Y!Ils Ieoo e olu! ueI J! lou
100 eQ4 ..peuIn4,, sseu!!snq u7qM
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-05-12

The Reds will never succeed be-
cause at heart they are yellow.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-05-12
LUTHERANS
TO OBSERVE MOTHERS DAY

Mothers day will be observed at
the Silverstreet Lutheran church at
the usual hour of services Sunday
morning, May IA. The committee IN
charge asks everybody to wear red
or a white fower-a red one if moth
er is living and white one if mother
is dead. Those who do not have
flower may be supplied at the church.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-01
Vyplata banlDoviek zadrzanych
pri okolkovani.

Podl'a nariadenia vlady Cesko-
slovenskej republiky budu vypla.
cane vkladne listy ma, zadrzant
bankovky pri okolkovani vset.
kym osobam, ktore davke z ma.
jetku nepodliehajd, alebo davku 2
majetku 1plne zaplatily dl'a def.
nitiyneho pravoplatneho plateb
neho rozkazu. Davke . majetku
nepodliehajl osoby majetkom dc
10000 Kcs. D'alej nepodiiehajl
davke maJetku 1stayya obce, Cd
paaistkayej davky dl'a zakona o
slobodene.T y. VI
ssS. IS k lgs5s. y.
Kto chce decielit y yyplatenie
vkladneho listu:: ma zadrzane ban
kovky, mnsi podat ziadost INT
Slovensku . ' Podk. Rnsi finan
snemu riaditel 'stvu- syoiho bydli
ska. sss &
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-01

xAsTAvENIE vYDkvANIA
VIEUlEov.

Americky konzulat v Prahe SIDE.
lii, ze 4. novembra 1922 ,bude w
cerpane kvotum vyst 'ahoyalcov,
ktore je zakonom americkym pre-
republiku cesko-slovensky povole'
me a ze Y dosledku toho bnde po
4. noyembri vydavat' VIA len o
sobam, spadajncim pod zakonne
vynimky, I. j. u Vladnym trad
nixon a ich rodinam, ich sprievod-
com j zamestnancom, a sluzobni-
kom. q Turistom, alebo osobam,
idncim do Spoj. Statov "a 'obcho-
dom, alebo zabavou. 81 Det' 'om a.
merickych obcanov, mladsich ako
Is rokov. A. Osobam, yracajhcim
sa z navstevy Cesko-slovenskej
republiky. 81 Hercom, umelcom,
prednasacom a spevakom. g. O.
setrovatel kan. y Duchovnym ka
zdeho vyznania. s. Profesorom u
niverzit a seminarom. 8. Osobam,
ktorehokol'vek Aznaneho ucene-
no povolania. TO-, Domacim oso-
bam sluzobnym. :, 7 i L L.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-01

Ia debaty rozpoctoyom vybo-
re zdoraznil minister skolstva Be.
chyne, ze skolska sprava venuje
Slovensku a Podk. Rusi vel XII Pc
zornost', co dokazuje ciastka 49,,
100000 Kcs. ma investicne ciele
Slovensko ma 9S2 skol statnych q
2,43O skol cirkevnych. Podk. Rus
ma 223 statnych skol obecnych a
S mestianskych, a 1873 skol cir.
keynych obecnych a / skolu me.
stiansku. Cirkve prispievajd na
personalne vydayky ciastkou B.,
497, 900, stat dava ma tieto trovy
65 milionov Kcs. Ministerstvo skO.
stva zamieta akdkol'vek agitaciu
skole, pretoze skola sl1zi ler
ciel 'om vzdelavacim.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-01
Pozemkova reforma " Podkarp.
Rusi.

Prevedenie pozemkovei refor.
my ma Podk. Rusi deli sd IA a-tri G.
pochy. " prvej bude rozdelene
$4,000 katastralnych jutar pody
druhej 34,700 kat. jutar, tre,
tel epoche 23,30O kat. jutar. We
Vsetkych epochach spolu 100000
jutar pody. Prva epocha sa prave
konci a do konca tohto roku bude
prevazna vacsina 2 prvej epochy
totiz 42,OO0 jutar pody, rozdelena
medzi /, obyvatel 'stvom. D'alsie
ciastky prvej epochy zostand L
rozdeleniu na jar. Potion zacne sa
druhou epochou rata sa tym
re tretia epocha bude skoncend
do konca roku 1925. lynn bude o
tazka pozemkovej reformy ia Il
zemi Podk. Rusi rozriesena.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-01

Pc nedavnej porade katolickych
biskupov celej republiky vydali
teraz, arcibiskup biskupovia spo
locny pastiersky list k duchoven.
|stvu ku vsetkym veriacim.
Y nvode sa hovori, ze list ma
uspokojit mysle veriacich kato.
likov, ktori su znepokojeni dema-
gogiou v otazke rozluky cirkve a
statu.
" podstate ma pastiersky list
dve ciastky. V prvej upozornuje,
ze syllabus, papeza Pia TX. zavr-
huje rozluku cirkve statu. Wy.
hFasajes potion rozluku cirkve a
statu "a odluku moderneho stat,,
cd Boha, S ktorou sa musi ratat'.
Ziada pri tom, ably stat nepouzil
nasilie, ale odlukovy zakon, pri
ktorom ma cirkev so station rovny
rozhodujlci HAS. Potion vymeru.
je na zaklade dogmatickom hran;-
ce poslusnosti katolikov ku statu
uvadza, ze sa majl voci nasiliu
branit' vsetkymi pravnymi a po-
litickymi prostriedkami, ktore i'm
obeianska rovnopravnost' a nabo-
zenska sloboda 1stavne zarucuje.
ssTieto "nezmenitel'ne' zasady
prisposobuje potion k chystanym
statnym zakonom o skole, prepu-
steni Aatoliclych kostolov cesko-
slovenskei 'cirkvi a spolocnom
uziyani hrobitovov.
Potion rozobera doyody katoli-
koS prpti vladnym navrhom po-
drobne, 'zada' konfesionalnu sko-
lu, vyhlasuje,, ze prevzatie katoli-
ckych kostolov mocou ,je proti-
pravny Gin vyslovuje: sa "a ka-
tolicke hrobitovy.. sst y. =, !
Ma konci pripomina pastiersky
list siedmych bodoch povinnost
katolikov a ziada cd mich jedno.
tn biskupmi a papezom.
Ma tychto zakladoch sa shodli
biskupovia. VSeobecne sa ocaka-
va, re odpoved nekatolickej We
rejnosti bude mierna, a BOZ nebu-
de zbytocne zostrovany.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-01
Karlova univerzita v Prahe.,

Odstupuj1ci rektor prof. dr..
Nemec uviedol vo svojej roc4ej
zprave, re ma Karlovej univerzite
bolo v skolskom roku 1922
1854 cudzincov, medzi mimi 705
Juhosloyanov, 446 Rusov, $50 u
krajincov, 86 Bulharov a 112 Ru-
mun0v, dakol 'ko Poliakov a luzi-
rckych Srbov. Cestnymi doktormi
boil menovani Slovaci prof. Jozef
Skultety q Jozef L. Holuby. Poso-
bilo spolu 226 ucitel skych sill
Doktorat dosiahlo 7SS kandidatov
IL -toho 81 zien). Poluchacov bolo
Y ,zim9om ssemestri 8,S14 V let.
4 nan ,l,l I ,6s6. 70 sJbyenskaj q Peak
Rifsi bolo zimnom semestri 1421
n. 1870 21. 1897 a Y letnom Sc
mestri 400 (predtym 313). Je t.
|teay vzrast yel'ky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-01
ZBOJNICI MA MAGURE.

Y Rel 'ova pisu, re tam okolo II
novembra dostaviIi sd zbojnici,
ktori sd pok1sili rabovanie. Pc
kus sa po tento raz nepodaril, a
zbojnici uprchli prazdnymi ru-
kami. V noci 0 II. hodine vzbu-
dill bnchanim krcmara Ignaca Sill
bigera a ziadali no, ably ich pustI
dnu. Dvaja hovorili len po pol'sky
a treti, ich vodca, ktory hovoril
dobre po nemecky, povedal, re prl-
sli z Pol ska a re su vraj kupci S
konami. Ked' krcmar otvoril, a
traja muzovia vst1pili do miest
nosti, vytiahol ich vodca revolver
Ma krcmara S .vykrikom: peniaze
alebo zivot Y tom okamihu zdvi-
hol napadeny Silberer so stola Tx
a skocil na zbojnika, s1casne vsak
tento vystrelil. Krcmar NAL sta
site, lebo gul 'ka mu prevrtala len
ucho. Nato zbojnici usli bez ko.
risti.. ..~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-01

zAKoN Q xUFNOM sRIADENf
VObIEL v PI;ATNOSf.

| Y sbierke zakonov nariaden
Is datumom 2. novembra bolo w
hlasene nariadenie vlady republi
ky Ceskoislovenskej 70 dna 26
oktobra 1922, ktorym sa /. janu
ara 1928 uvadza do zivota move
zupne sriadenie slovenskej ca,
sti republily.' Obsah nariadenia
znie:
Ma zaklade {. /. "a 2. zakona zo
dna 20. februara 1890, {. 1875. Sb
z. a n. 0 sriadeni zupnych a okres.
nych nradoy v republike Cesko.
slovenskej nariad 'uje sa toto.
Par. /. Zakon 20 dina 80. febru
ara 1920, {. -126. Sb. 2. a n. o sria.
deni zupnych a okresnych nradoy
v republike Cesko-sloyenskej na-
dobuda platnosti l. januarom 1923
na uzemi republiky, ktore zahr-
lluje sebe zupy 15-20. uvedene
v prilohe Al k par. 2. zakena
(zupa Is. SO sfdlom Bratislave,
zupa 16. SO sfdlom v Nitre, zupa
II. so sidlom Turc. Sv. Marti-
ne, zupa 1S. so sidlom vo Zvolene
zupa l9. so sidlom Lipt. Sv. Mi
kulasi a zupa 20. so sidlom Ko,
siciach.)
Par. 2. Tymto dnom v tomto
dzemi zahajujd cinnost' zupne a
okresne urady, sriadene podl'a "a
kona z dina 20. febr. 1920, &. 125
Sb. z. a n. Tym istym df1om a V
tom istom tzemi sa zrusujd a "a
stavujn svo.iu cinnost' doterajsie
zupy, ich organy, spravne vybory
a sltiznovske urady.
Par. 3. Pokial' nebudn ustano-
venf zupne zastupitel 'stva, zupne
a, ,okresne vybory, vykonava pra-
va i'm prisllichajdce zupan, resp.
okresny nacelnik (sl1zny.)
Par. 4. Nariadenie toto nadobn-
da ucinnosti dnom vyhlasenia, 2.
nov. 1922 a prevedie no minister
vnntra S ministrom s plnou mocou
nra Snraul1 SlnunnSka
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-01
Priemyselna stagnasia M spisi.

Krompasske zsleziarne, Hambur
geSova papierna Poprade, Hal
tenbergerova textilka v Spis. No
vel gsi, zavod vychodoslov. DIRE
vopriemyselnikoy V Jaglovciach,
Plauderova tvoaren v OndriSku q
tlkstilka StraFkach zastanly q
pine ySroby: AntpnsoFske Val:
skovske tovafne Y Gelniei, HarHa-
tovska tovaren y Podhradi, Prpa-
kovska zeleziaren, Weinova tex
tilka = Kezmarku Reichova to.
warren na stroje rs, Novel Vsi oh
aaelzily v5roby.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-01
Sjazd legionarov.

Ceskoslovenska Obec Legionar.
ska svolala II. nov. verejny sjazd
egionarov-s -statnych zamestnancov
Sjazdu sd zucastnilo vyse 1000 le-
gionarov 20 vsetkych koncin re,
publlky. Prijata bola rezolncia.
ktora obsahuje poziadavky legio-
marrow Statnych zamestnancov cie-
Tom zabezpecenia zlepsenia ich
postavenia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-01

zervativnych. Je teda celkom ne
intestine hovorit' konfiskacii v
slyise S pozemkovou reformou, a.
lebo Q prflisne nfzkych cenach ma
hradovych. Ami MET nebezpecia
mechaickeho stanovenia nahrado.
yej ceny, poevac ako uz povedano.
hi adj sa pri tom ku jakosti pody
podl'a produkcnej oblasti a ku
vsetkym individualnym cinitel 'om
ktori sa tuna uplatnuj1.
(Dokoncenie buducne.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-01
Novy slovensky casopis.

v Spisskej Starej Vsi zacal v
tychto dnoch vychadzat' novy
sloyensky casopis tsNasa Magu.
ra''. Vydava no Literarny odbor
organizacie magurskych Slovakov
Spis. Starej vsi. Casopis vycha.
dza diva razy do mesiaca a, ako
prveho cisla. vidno, je nepoliticky
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-01
Generalny konvent ev. cirkve v T
Sv. MARITIME.

|. Generally konvent ey. a. v. v
cirkve side sa2S. novembra v T
Sv. MARITIME a ,rozhodne stano
visku eirkve " otazke 'zostatnenia
cirkevnych Skol, smluve medz
SLOW. cirkvou ev. radou ev. cir.
kve americkych Spojenych Sta
toch smluve medzi ev. cirkvou
a cirkvou ceskobraterskou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-01
Zalozenie slovenskeho Pol ,nohos.
podarskeho muzea v Bratislave.

" Bratislave zalozene bolo pc
tieto dni Slovenske Pol 'nohospc-
'darske Muzeum "a podpory cs.
ylady. Ma cele zakladania muzea
stoia DIR. Hodza DIR. Blaho.