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The Connecticut labor news., 1922-01-20
PROFESSOR IS PAID $500 FOR REMOVING
 HOUSING PROBLEM
Columbia's Instructors Impartial Facts" Were Propaganda For
 Profteering Landlords

Lilies darkest moment for Prof. Samuel McCme Lindsay, of the faculty of political science of Columbia Univer- sity. New York, came when he was com pelled to admit to the Lockwood legisla- tive committee that he received $500 for making an apparently impartial survey of housing conditions in New York at the suggestion of the New York Real Estate Board.
 The pamphlet written by Lindsay and distributed by the Real Estate Board de- Clared that there is not today housing situation and, therefore, no reason for the continuance of emergency rent laws.
 This was the first intimation given that the professor had not made a dlslnter- ested survey and that his presumably inn partial findings were simply propaganda for rent profiteers of the metropolis.
 Testimony quite different from that fered to the committee by Frank Mann, tenement house commissioner. He said that there IS a shortage of 8O0OO apart nlents right now. compared with 10000 last year.
 Only the grace of God," declared Health Commissioner Royal s. Cope land, has saved this city from paying a terrible price for this crowded condition pestillental diseases might easily have cost us a million lives"
 With 100000 rent cases clogging the court calender, there has been a virtual breakdown of justice" said Aaron J. Levy, chief justice of the municipal courts.
 Housing conditions for workingmen are becoming desperate, and we are get ting no relief for these people ;" was the comment of Patrick J. Reville, superin- tendent of buildings in the Bronx.
 Dirty, dilapidated, insanitary tene ments of the East side, which people re- crowded" said Dr. Annie s. Daniel, of the New York Infrmary for Women.
 Conditions in the tenements are very rotten, owners refusing to make neces- sary repairs" testified Gerald Greitigam, writer who has made survey of hous- ing conditions.
 Every witness present save one land lord admitted that there is imperative necessity for the extension of the rent laws, as the emergency not only exists but is more acute than ever.
 In spite of this contrary testimony, Professor Lindsay had been so con- pletely "sold" by the landlords and real estate speculators that he endeavored to sustain the statements in his $500 pro- paganda pamphlet.
The Connecticut labor news., 1922-01-20
Railroad Clerks
 Making Big Drive
Lodges Unite In Effort To Gather
 Members To Mass Meetings.

Lodges of the Brotherhood of Rail way and Steamship Clerks, Freight Handlers, Express and Station Elm ployes in the Philadelphia-Camden district have launched membership campaign which it is believed will add many names to the rolls. A mass meeting has been arranged for Sun day, January 22, at Concert Hall, 1626 Arch street, Philadelphia, at which Grand President E. H. Fitz- gerald, John A. Voll, international president of the Glass Bottle Blow ers' Association, and Miss Ethel Smith, member of the executive board of the Federation of Federal Elm
The Connecticut labor news., 1922-01-20

of their benefits during the process of determination"
 1t was shown that the amendment would effect every law that applies to women, and that these laws would be set aside while the lawyers and courts dis Cussed the constitution.
 END GRADE CROSSINGS.
 Washington, Jan. 2o.-The grade
The Connecticut labor news., 1922-01-20
QUACKLESS DUCK LATEST MARVEL OF
 YANKEE BRAINS
Guilford Man Breeds Birds so Silent
 He Has to "Bell' Them.

One of the latest contributions to the poultry industry in the way of improve ments in breeds better adapted to satisfy- ing the demand of the backyard poultry man is the work of William E. Berger ducks" MT. Berger conceived the idea several years ago while living in the city, where the keeping of growing roosters and quaCking ducks constituted a nuis- ance under the city ordinances. It be- came one of MT. Bergers ambitions i'll life to produce a breed of ducks which without becoming a nuisance to the nei- ghborhood
 After years of work in the selection of breeders inclined to be less nervous in temperament. MT. Berger has evolved strain of Muscovy ducks which are practically nOiseless. Indeed, so silent are they that when given free range on tie a small bell to one of the male birds ill order to locate the flock during the summer when they are roaming the fields.
 According to MT. Berger the "quack- less' Muscovy duck is easily reared and developes so rapidly that the amateur breeder who is obliged to keep his poultry in close confinement can invariably raise his Christmas duck and at the same time continue in the enjoyment of the good will of his neighbors.
 This innovation in Connecticut poultry will be on exhibition at the State Arm elusive
The Connecticut labor news., 1922-01-20
OPPOSE COSSACKS.

Frankfort, Ky, Jan. 2o-Organized labor has perfected plans to resist the establishment of the cossack system in this state The unionists will also ask the legislature to repeal sedi- tion law, which empowers any con stable to stop a meeting that he be- lieves is liable to "create discord" in the community.
 When he signed the law, Governor Morrow acknowledged its unconsti- nationality.
The Connecticut labor news., 1922-01-20

November p, 1921. To MT. F. c. Ayrcs, Government Di- rector of Savings. First Federal Re serve District, Boston, Mass. My dear Mir. Ayres:
 I am pleased to add my personal endorsement of the thrift idea and of the valuable results t!l at have fol lowed by putting this idea into ac- tiOn through the agencies which the Treasury Department has established. The schools of Connecticut have been enthusiastic in their thrift work and the momentum gained during the war period keeps the pupils still in terested. You may be assured that this office will continue to keep thrift work before the pupils of the state.
 Sincerely yours.
 A. B. MEREDITH,
 CommissioI CT of Education ARM :AGP
 The foregoing endorsement speaks for itself and the educational value to our school children is unquestioned In addition to the education of Thrift in our schools. Mir. Ayres has prepared a plan whereby the teach CTS may profit by this unusual offer or the U. S. 1reaSuTN Dept. so that if consistently followed there will be a steady return O. principle and in terest five years hence, which will go far toward financing a trip to Europe or some other form of vacation which has been so well earned in the in terim.
 Mir. Ayres would be glad to cor respond with anyone who is interest ed, and explain his idea which is both feasible and practical.
The Connecticut labor news., 1922-01-20
FLIRT WITH SALES TAX.

New York, Jan. 2o.-A "committee of American business men" has start cd to educate the public in scientific taxation. It is stated that "most of the business men of the country be- lieve in a sales tax, and it is probably to such a remedy as this that we shall be obliged to come"
 The committee gives solemn as surance that it IS not a business bloc
The Connecticut labor news., 1922-01-20

crossing is doomed, according to the department of agriculture which de clares that this menace 10 life must go and will be eliminated wherever possible on the roads of the federal aid highway act"
 During the three years ending 1920, according to the best records avail able to the department, 3,636 lives were lost at grade crossings and Io,- 644 persons were injured.
The Connecticut labor news., 1922-01-20
,loycs, will be speakers.

ploycs, will be speakers.
 A permanent general membership committee has been formed, with Matthew Geiger, general chairman Of the Allegheny System Board of Ex- press Employees, chairman, and o. E. Weidman, jr., secretary.
The Connecticut labor news., 1922-01-20
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-14
Majneri sa dobre drEa. Strajk sa
si1i ma vsetky strany.

Situacia majnerskom strajku
sa nijako nevyjasnuje. Pc dvoj-
tyzdhovom strajkovani majneri
stoja tax ma svojom stanovisku, IA
ko al OPERATOR. Strajk sa kaz-
dym dfom siri do neuniovych ba-
nj, takze pq6et strajkerov obna-
sa uz. vyse 65O,O0O. V poslednom
tyzdni 10000 majnerov ma connell
villeskej okolici opustilo pracn.
Tieto majny boly neuniove. Ma
sledkom tohto viacer6 oceliarske
zavody boly prinltene pracu "a
stavit', elm ma tisice oceliarskych
robotnikov ma pittsburghskej oko-
lici zostalo bez roboty. S1 obavy,
ze nedostatok uhlia zastihne ! IA
su okolicu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-14
Zal 'dbeny Italian zastrelil milenku
@ q seba.

Gif1rd, ohio. < Dominic. Sara,
2s<otax Italian al 'lhil "A este :
Sicflii do- Angeliny Palone. Jeho
laska bola ohniva naruziva,, ako
priroda jaznej Italie, no Angelina
no nechcela. Vybrala sa do Anne
riky a " Girard vydala sa "a iste-
no Palone. Sara sa neyzdal tax
l'ahko svojej lasky, ale vybral sa
"a nou po namahavom hl'adani
nasiel jn tuna. Angelina nezila so
svojim mnzom pre- iste priciny a
preto Sara stale chodieval k nei
a nahovaral ju, aby sa sobrali. A.
le ona no Ease odbila. V utorok
rano v v.dome ma Hancock ulici po.
cut bolo vel'ky kirk nato strel'.
bu. Ked' vosli l'udia dnu, nasli
Angelinn v krvi lezat', a Sarrr
videli, ako 81 prilozil revolver ku
hlave a diva razy strelil. VystreI
sa j on. Mrs. Palone zomrela Okla
mite q Sara o niekol 'ko hodin ,
nemocnici. Mrs. Palone bola %
rocna a pekna. O jej muzovi ne
znat', kde sa nachodf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-14

Cd zalozenia tejto slovenskei
banky YoungstowE Savings &
Loan Co., po prvy raz mozeme po-
dat verejnosti, re ich aktiva pre-
vySila w pol milionovd znacku.
Tuto potesitel'n1 zprayu dostali
SINE Cd pfezidenta oboch iistavov,
pana Michala Willu po tieto dni.
Majetok Youngstown State Ban
Ky 10. marca obnasal 1866, ,79S. S.66,
a majetok Youngstown Savings
& Loan Co. $147,5l5.52, co spolu
ueini $514,314.18. Koncom roku
1921 stav banky boil 5000, ,483.S7.
Majetkovy vzrast obnasa tedy be-
hom ME .celych troch mesiacov W.
81. $50, 600. Prajeme 'sprdve banky
d'alsieho zdaru!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-14

Jedna zena bola zabita, dive oso-
by t'azko a styri l,,ahsie ranene
v srazke motorcyklu automobi-
lom v nedel'u veeer s. hodine
ma Coitsville Road. Zabita bola
Mrs. Still Boncilla Edinburgh,
ktora sa vezla v MOTORCYCLE. Ma
vine tejto srazky Dol riadit' mo-
torcyklu William Fecid 2 Colts
vile Township, ktory vrazil do
auta. Raneni sa vyliecia.
John Guilano, 7O-rocny Italian
Y Leetonia stal ma prostried ceste
v tom mestecku a ked' sly tadial'
dva automobile 6paenym smero1n,
ztrath hlayn a aevtdef. ktorsmp
sa vyhntit' Kara isteho Fishera
ho povalila ma zem a jedno pred
ne koleso mu rozmliazdilo prsia.
BOl naskutku mrtVy.
Michal Pavelko, 14-roeny chla-
pee z {. 1892 Greenwood St. ute
kajdc po Salt Spring Road pom
delok 0 6. hodine, vbehol rovno
pred automobil Laidvika Roth :.
1751 Silliman St. Pan Roth "a
stal a wal chlapca do nemocnice.
Chlapec Dol Dol 'astne, ale ME ne
bezpecne raneny.
Okrem tychto nest asst udaly sa
viacere melody a srazky, v kto-
rych boil l'udia raneni auta po-
skodene. Mnohi automobilisti id1
so svojimi maSinami ako bez rozu-
mu, no mnoho razy peSi l'udia
sd ma prfcine nehod. Preto treba
81 davat' vzdy pozor a vyhndt
nehode, lebo ked' sa daco stane,
to odcinit' uz nemozno.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-14
zomrela cd Himinalnej operacie


Mrs. John Linbean, 32.rocna
Rnmunka z (. 1924 Kimmel St.
dala sa /. aprila kriminalne ope-
rovat' cd porodnej baby Mrs.
Geo. Schunn. Operacia sa nevyda-
rila a Rumunka minuleho piatku
zomrela nemocnici sv. Alzbety.
Pred smrt 'ou vyda.a podpisane
osvedcenic, ze nedovolenl opera
ciu ma nej previedla Mrs. Schunn,
ktorn koroner Hayer dal aresto-
vat. TAX je to, dnes mnohe zeny
radsej riskujd svoj zivot, len ably
T. 81, -
nemaly deti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-14
N&mestie ux Gistia. Kniznica bnde
tiex odstr&nen&.

Nase namestie konecne uz raz
bude vyzerat' aspon trochu ako
namestie a ME ako dajake hnoji-
sko ma zapade. Tohto tyzdna ro.
botnici vycistili pozemok cd spi-
ny, papierov a plakatov a v pia.
tok ma byt'. odstranena al budo-
va odbocky mestskej kniznice, a.
lebo ako ju mayor Oles naval
"kravska mastal." Robotnici sko.
pail zeIn, pohnojili zasiali travy,
lenze semeno holuby ini vtaci
usilovne sbierajl. L6feri nebudl
mat Wac doyolene poyalovat' sa
okol0 kanonov a studne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-14
II percent cudxincov nezna hovo.
rit' angiolky.

Washington, D. G. - Cenzusna
iiradovna vydala statistiku Gu
dzincov v Spoj. Statoch, ktorych
je 13, ,487 1856. z tohto poctu nero
zumie anglickej reel 1,4S8.948 l'u-
di. Pred 10 rokmi neznalo angli-
ckd rec vyse diva miliony cudzin-
GOV. Najviac anglickej reel nezna.
lych je v statoch Texas, New Me-
xico Arizona a sice v prvom
ST. proc, v druhom 49.4 proc, a
v tret 'om 51.9 proc. v tychto Sta
toch vacsina cudzincov pozostava
z Mexikanov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-14
Dial 81 vyplatit' poistne "a auto,
ktore dal priatel 'ovi ukradnlt' .

Joe Davis Garland Ave. NAL
automobil,. ktory 81 poistil proti
zlodejom. Automobil pozdejsie do
voll s'ukradndt'' svojmu pirate
lovi, Joe Djakovina, aby mohol
poistne skolektovat'. Djakovina
odiSiel s autom do Lorain, kym
ho hl'adali, ale ked' Davis dostal
svoje peniaze, vratil sa do Youngs-
townu. Tu boil arestovanf obaja
po tieto dni na obzalobu 20 spik.
nutia sa ma okradanie poist tit
cej spoloGnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-14

Ochotnfci osady Axbety sahrajd vace56 kusy skoe
40 Haselton- Bude to prvt divadlo aejto osade

ahraja: Pi. Anna Sonoga, 81. z.
Frankie a p. Jozef Hudran.
5. "Sedliak d Cert" Cinohra vo
2. dejstsaeh. zahraji nasledovnf
p.i Stahislav Necko, pi. Anna So.
noga, 81. Maria Bilka, p. Jozef u
,lisnf, b. Frantisek staho. Susedia.
8. "Hej, pod Krivanom'' (dva
verse). Zaspievaj& vsetci herci.
Vybor osady. st Alzbety me.
novite ochotnfcis ziadajd vset.
kych Slovakov a klovenky ce.
lei okolice, aby sa feb divadla III.
castnili v elm najvxcsom poete
Podporia tax dobre snahy osady
a povzbudia usilovnych. ochotni
kov K d'alsej yzdelavatel'nej pra.
.ei. My nasej stfanky prosinle
tiez slovensk4 verejnost'' o hojnl
navstevn. Skola osady sv. Alzbe.
ty, v ktorej sa divadlo bude cd
byyat', ;. nachodf sa ma Haseltin.
Ave, ma vrsku. s kary treba sijst
ma rohn Wilson Center nlic
VSetci hnstia budti srdecne vitani
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-14
Vyplata rohotnikov vaGsia v niarci
s neg vo februari.

Vyplata oceliarskeho robotnic-
tva ma youngstownskej okolici OBJ
naSala V mesiaci marci $3,57O,422
co je 0 $187 ,28O Wac nez mesiaci
febrnari 0 $297, ,434 Wac nez '
januari tohto roku. v lani marco
va vyplata obnasala $4,382, ,548 a
predlanskym $7,e5l, ,e35. Dl'a to.
.hoto mozno videt', ako 81 robot.
nictvo Youngstown gle stoji Q.
proti predoslym rokom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-14
o. novych americkych ob6anov.


v dhoch 6. a 7. aprila udelene
bolo americke obcanstvo "a. ucha.
dzaeom v common pleas korte Cd
ssudcu Davida g. Jenkinsa. 70 zia.
datel 'om bolo obcanstvo odoprent
Ipreto, ze stoja pod obzalobou, sled
mira preto, ze neslIzili v armade
americkej poeas vojny, jednemu
|prsto, Se ma kriminalny rekord
jednemn, ze uz raz Dol obcanom
"a jednemu nebolo mozno udelit
ob6anstvo, lebo medzi casom 20
mrel.. Medzi novymi obeanmi 81
viaceri Slovaci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-14
NOVY sLovENsKY PoHRAB.
NfcKY ZAVOD.

Pan Andrej Krispinsky me-
sta pan Jan Hamrak East
Youngstown, obaja vel mi dobre
znami Slovaci a dawn obyvatclia
tejto okolice, zalozili po tieto dni
slovensky pohrabnicky zavod. kto-
:ry bude mat dive kancelarie, a
sice jednu pod (. 1878 Wilson Av.,
East Youngstown, ktorn dosiai'
pod svojim menom viedol p. Ham
rak a druh1 pod {. 1856 E. Board
man ST., v meste Youhgstowne,
ktori bude West p. Andrej Kris
pinsky. Ako pana Hamraka, tax
p. Krispinskeho pozname nielen
my, ale skoro vsetci Slovaci na
-tejto okolici 60 dobrych Slovakov
"a krest 'anov vybornych vlastnosti
preto ich odporiicame a prajeme
najvaGSieho zdaru v ich novom
Epodujati. Ich zavody otvorene sl
uz k prevadzaniu pohrabnictva a
balzamovania. Tiez poziciavajd an.
tomobile k svadbam, krstinam d
inym prilezitostiam. ~'- r..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-14

81 3 IA =
Mayor Oles prepusti Y kratk0m
ease g policajtov. Is ohnohasitov
a $50 zamestnancov cd service de-
partmentu, jestli chytro neprfjde
financnaS pomoc mestu. Oles TAX
urobi ma rozkaz mestskej rady,
ktora mu to poradila ma jej seh6-
dzi " pondelok. Mayor sa teraz
radi obchodnou komorou mesta,
ako to. ma vykonat'.
Oznamnjiic svoj dmysel prepa-
silt tol'kych zamestnancov, Oles
sa vyslovil:
"Oles, yam ide ukazat' ako ro-
novat' vel Ike mesto skoro bez pO-
licie beg hasicov. Mestska rada
81 ziada, ably som tychto ludi od-
lozil z prace a obchodna komora
81 ziada, ably som mestskn radu
posldchol. Je to ziadost 'ou j ban
karov, obchodnikov profesio.
nalnych l'udi, aby som odlozil
prace vsetkych 'udi, pre- ktorych
MET pehazi ma placu. ia sa pova-
zujem "a ich sluhu a neviem 81
Incl rady, ako prepustit' skoro
ysetku policiu a hasicov prace,
ako al poulicnych robotnlkoy.''
Mayor poton dodal, ze sa tax
stane NJ desiatich dnoch.
Ako sa tato zprava rozsirila, a.
GENT cd poist 'ujicich spolocnosti
vyhlasili, Re vsetky poplatky "a
poistenie proti ohnu a zlodejstvu
budd zvysene o 100 percentoy,
jestli tente plan bude prevedeny.
Bola by to hostina pre- zlodejov
zbojnfkov, vsetci by sa tu shrkli
z celej krajiny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-14
Youngstown ch1e dostat' distrikt-
g.. ny sud spoj. statov.

,Senat minule dni vyniesol. "a
kon, utvoriac extra sud pre- Sc.
vernii east Statu Ohio. @ tento
sud uchadzaja sa viacere. mesta,
a medzi mimi naSe mesto. TAX sa
zda, re no dostaneme. Distriktny
sud Spoj. Statov nachedi sa v Gle
velande, kde Youngstowncania
museli dosavad' chodit' ma pojed-
navania. Bola by TO vel 'ka vyhoda
pre- mesto, keby sud Dol tn posta.
veny. .. "...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-14
Zufsl 81, leho nemal roboty.

;, Jan Pastic, 2a-rocny, z. {. 1913
Cherry St. pokllsil sa samovraz-
du porezanim sa vel 'kym. masiar-
.skym nozom. Nasli no jeho kama
rati yo stvrtok rano v postei "a
liateho krvou. Boil zavezeny. do
nemocnice, kde nfajn, re bude "a
chraneny zivotu. Ked' sa opytali
,po pricine jeho cim, odpovedal,
re 81 ziifal pre- nezamestnanost'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-14
Ease vrazda medzi Talianmi.

Pc tieto dni skolak Joe Mehlin
2 BrOokfield Center hadzal skalky
do potoka pri Amy Road, ked
zbadal mrtvolu muza lezat' v prize
kope. Oznamil to d'alej a vysyit-
10, ze je to Joseph Bombarbieri,
Italian 2 Farrell, Pa. Nal ma sebe
'osem strelnsch ran a ali mae Dol
zraneny. Policia ST mysli, ze je "a
Gin Ciernej ruky alebo zbojnikov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-14

Pc prvy raz V historic haselton-
skych Slovakov, ochotnici osady
sv. Alzbety usporiadajd vo vel.
konoen6 nedel'u divadelne pred
stavenie v skole osady ma Hasel-
tine Ave. Divadlo sa zahra diva
razy, a sice po poludni 3. hodine
pre- dietky, a o 8. hodine vecer pre-
dospelych. vstupne pre- dietky je
len 10 centov a pre- dospelych 80
centoy. %.. T.
Program predstavenia je nasle-
dovny: K -2
/. Privitanie. Pan Rudolf Bill
ka, ellen osadneho yyboru.
2. Komicky vystup "Chudak. y
Prednesie p. Stanislav Necko.
3. "Vojna .je.'' Obraz 20 1.-Two.
ia, yeselohra vo 2. dejstvach. Ia
hrajG nasledovni: 81. Maria Bilka,
81. Karolina Tekac, 81. Anna Fran
ko, 81. Maria Flip, pani Anna So
noga, p. Stanislav Necko, p. Jo.
zef Ulicny a p. Frantisek Stano.
4. "Pani Oklamana" a "Stryko
Puko." Diva komicke vystupy. Ia
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-14
Slovaci ma Lansii,gville
zahra IL "Bludara
Chyrna slovenska drama bude xarah4 teto nedele 30
kolovni ma Lansngville ochotnikm bsady sv Mateja.

zef Jayorsky). Znzka, jeho zena
(sl. Maria Horvath). Palko, ich
syn (Jan Martinko). Mariepka.
ich dcera 81. Emma Smotrila).
Jan Jandac, vys,ttzily vojak lP.
Jan Rejduga). Adam Lisiak, hal
mix (p, August Hlebovy). Evnsa,
jeho zena (pi. Helena Feren6akl.
Jurik a Katka, ich dietky (p. Jan
Frankie a 81. Helena Ferencakl.
Mattel, hajnik (p. Stefan Bajtos1.
Peter, obecny sluha Up. Jan Sira).
Verona, stara ciganka (pi. Maria
Turekl. Dorka, sldzka II Hlava-
GOV Isl. Maria Basista).
Vybor divadla uctive pozyva na
toto predstavenie -kazdeho Slo-.
vaka a Slovenku Mahoning Il
dolia. Met primeraneEej, zabavy
20 verkonoene odpoludnie a ye6er
ako fst' ma slovenske .divadlo, kto-
re je nieien zabayne, ale j nadmie-
I'll pouens, Gerpane 20 zivota, slc-
venskeho l'udn. Do Sokolovne sa
mono dostat' po Poland kare.
Prid 'te sa vsetci poucit napo-
moct' 81 'achetne snahy ochotni-
kov. Sirme slovenskn osvetu me-
dzi sebou!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-14
Nest 'astny zal'ubsnec -
postriel'al.

Gordon C. Lottier, 23-rocny
mladik {. l415 Overland Ave.
postriel'al sa. minuleho piatkr ne.
bezpeGne- preto, ze ho ista Anna
A. Nadall nevyslysala Y laske
Obvinovala no vraj cinu, ktory
on nevykonal a nemSzuc jn inad
o svojej nevine presvedeit', siahol
v zdfalstve ma svoj zivot. | takych
blaznov este dost' po, svete chodf
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-14

Rev. stanko je dobre znamy v
Yoangstowne medzi Slovakmi, tn
vychodil sloyensk1 skelu .sv. eCy-
rillas a Metheda,s potom studoval
v kolegilme .sv. Prokopa Whsle,
ILL.,, ,odkial' presiel ma kolegium
sv. Bernardo v Rochester, n. Y. a
dokoncil svoje hohoslovecke Stu
dia v st. Mary's seminare v Cleve-
land, Ohio. Rev.. stanko bude
slasit, svoiu pryd ~ y onsn y: ko
stole sv:~ cyriIla Q Methoda TUNA
v nedel'u, dha %. aprila.
Osvp. biskup Schrembs .vysvati
vo vel'konocny pondelok patnast
bohoslovcov ma knazstvo, medzi
ktorymi: je Rev. Stanko "a Rev
Joyce z Youngstownu.1K Krem Rev
Stanku- este: dvaja- Slovaci bud0
v pohdelok vysvateni. Vysvate-
ME sa malo previest len jdni pc
prichode osvp. biskupa z Rimu, n
+ lie ako videt', prevedene bude pred
odceStOyanim osvD. biskuEa.
Il vysvatenia Rev. Stanku ma
knazstvo tesla sa pocetni youngs'
townski Slovaci, ale najyacsm
jeho mill rodicia, ktorf sa 20 svoj.
no syna dozili takej radosti. Rev
Stanko ma tu dvoch bratov, star
sieho Stefana Stanko, ktory je
policajtom a mladsieho, Jozefa
Tiez sest' sestar, ktore sl: Mrs
Maria Klein, Mrs. Helena Palen
car, Mrs. Katarina Adams " Chi
cago), 81. Anna, 81. Veronika' 81
Nargafeta StdnkO. b-tE
Rev. Stanko je tn vel'mi popu
larny htletickych krphoch, po
cas- vakacii Dol vybornym hracon
ma baseball Slovak A. A. a tie;
inych kluboch. Ziada vsetkyeh je
no znamych a priatel'ov, ahy 81
dl'a moznosti zdcastnili jeho pr
vel sv. omse, ktorii bude sliEit
v kostole sv. Cyrilla a Methoda ,
nedel'u, dna. 23.. aprila. Qsobitn'
Epozvanky nebudd posielane, prislt
to tax neocakavame, ze MET east
ma to.