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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-25
THEY COME CLOSE
c. VI. c. t. Students Lack Only 10
Points In Winning Shoot.

The Eighth Corps Area c. NJ. 7.
c. rifle team now at Camp Perry.
Ohio. competing in the national rifle
matches lacked hut 10 points in win
ming the c. NJ. Il. c. rifle match. ac-
cording TO a telegram received Mon.
day by Lieut.. James 4. Gilruth. corps
area c. NJ. T. c. officer. from Capt.
Tarrant, captain and coach of the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-25
italian Ships Sail.

laramie. Italy. Nay-l Base. Sept. IS.
The cruiser San M,.rco sailed today
for the island of Corfu, in prepara-
ton for the evacuation the island
by the Italian forces set fo- Septem-
Der ~. The second divisio.. of the
fleet also left to join the first division
under Admiral Solari for man .uvers.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-25
HOW TO GET RID
OF CATARRH
A Simple, Safe, Inexpensive
Method that Clears Out the
Head, Nose and Throat. -

There is no disease more offensive
or disagrecable, or no disease. that
will lead to as much serious trouble
as catarrh. You can now get rid of
it by a simple, safe. pleasant home
remedy discovered by DIR. Blosser, a
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-25

Division headquarters Monday aft
ernoon was established at SINNERS
ranch and at O'Clock orders were Is
sued for Tuesdays maneuyers whicr
will consist of an attack by the
l.hrowns" upon the whites in an eff
Hort to force them back, and cover the
advance of the "reds" from the south
Although the maneuvers under way
lin the Big Bend district are the most
comprehensive in peace time in the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-25

catarrn specialist.
DIR. 3 10 S S G RS
Remedy is COM
posed of medicinal
herbs. flowers and
berries. which you
smoke in a dain-
" pipe or Gig
arctic. The smoke
vapor is inhaled
all the air passage
the head, nose. th
and lungs and ca
medicine where spl
douches and So
cannot possibly re
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-25
Mrs. Stone Beckett

Insure your income against loss by
accident or illness. CIR. 2061. (Adv.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-06-06
EXPLORERS OF ARCTIC MAY
 SOON TRAVEL IN COMFORT

STOCKHOLM, June 6.--(By Asso- ciated Press. IA new type of motor sleigh designed to provide the com forts of Pullman car for polar ex plorers has been experimented with in the Arctic regions of Sweden and is now being perfected by the inven tor, MT. J. Ws Sandatrom, chief of tho Swedish weather bureau.
 Mir. Standstrom in an address just delivered before the Swedish Physics Society declared that polar explora- tion ought to be raised from the level of hazardous sport to that of well-equipped scientific research. The explorer needs swift and reliable means of Transportation, depend able plant for the preparation of food, comfortable bed, a table at which Ito work, a dark-room for de- veloping photographs, otc., and these advantages are all provided by the new motor.slegh.
 This new vehicle is an adoption of tho principle of the tank. Sufficient supporting area is given to the cater rillar treads to carry a three-ton cargo over loose snow several feet in depth. IA 36 horsepower gasoline motor propels this strange craft at the rate of seven miles an hour. The interior of the car is fitted out com pactly' with folding beds, patent kitch-
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-06-06
WHO'S WHO
 AND WHERE

Mrs. s. M. Graff, wife of the own CT of the public utilities at Seward, accompanied by her son, Hamilton Graf, and his wife, is a passenger westbound on the Northwestern. Mrs. s. M. Graf has been visiting outside for several months.
 Al Davis. one of the best known old timers of the kenai Peninsula, accompanied by his wife and. two children. is aboard the Northwestern bound for their 'liome at Seward Mrs. Davis has been living in Cali Ifornia for the past two years. { 1 Mrs. R. J. Solnnfers is a passenger on the. Northwestern for Seward en route to Nenana on a visit to her Sister, Mrs. A. B. Phillips. From Nenana Mrs. Sommers will go down the river to St. Michael, then to Nome to join Mr. Somrnefs,t who is a passenger north on the Victoria. He is superintendent of the Alaska Road Commission on Seward Peninsula.
 B. Q. DelzeHe, local broker. was a passenger from Juneau for Cordova on business trip.
 l.. c. .Buschniann. in charge of the cannery at Port Ashton, left on the Northwestern for that place. He has been at Port Althorp Mr. Busch mann was met here by his wife and baby, who came from Seaetle on inc Northwestern. Mrs. Busclmann was formerly Mss Esther Joslin of Ja- neau, niece of Mrs. Gunnar Blomgren.
 Miss Adeline West, trained nurse, of New York, is a paysenger on the Northwestern for IEa'touche, where she win enter the nursing staff at the mine hospital there i
 E. H. Shields, canneryman, is aboard the Northwestern en route to Latouche. where she will put fer tilizing plant in operation. He is ac- companied by Mrs. and Miss Sielsis.
 R. E. Robertson, local attorney. re. turned to Juneau on the Northwest ern from Ketchikan, where he has been on court business.
 Mrs. w. c. Johnson and her two children, Peggy and Billy, except to leave Juneau on the Princess Louise on a trip to the States.
 MT. M. Summers, attorney for the
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-06-06
GET DOWN TO B USINESS IN
 MEXICAN CASE
Mexican Delegates Are In structed to Give Propos-
 als for Recognition.

MEXICO CITY, June 6. - Presi- dent Obregon has authorized the Mexican delegates to the recogni- ton conference to present definite proposals to the United States dele gation. This became known here today. IL is believed there is a pos sibility that the conferees will make a report to their governments this week the basis Of a possible agree ment.
 Previous lack of power Of the Mexican delegates caused prolonged discussions and the American dele gates yestreday asked that the con- ference get down to business and concrete proposals for a solution of the differences in the way of recog- milton of the Obregon regime.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-06-06
Eye Trouble? Try
 Camphor & Hydrastis

For most eye trouble there lis nothing better than simple camphor, hydrastis. witchhnzel, etc., as mixed in Lavoptik eye wash. One business nan says it relieves aching eyes and improves sight. Another case of red. watery eyes reports that Lavoptik has helped wonderfully. One small bottle usually relieves ANY CASE weak, strained or sore eyes. Alum mum eye cup FREE. Butler, Mauro & Co, druggists. Sold in Douglas by Guys Drug Store.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-06-06
ENGLAND IS BLOCKING TODAY
 TO EPSON DOWNS FOR GREAT
 HISTORIC RACE; GOOD ENTRIES

Then there are lcgions Cf itinerant restaurants, lemonade stalls, beer stands, patent-mediciDe vendors, mis- sionaries, reformers, simple rustic gentry and sharp city folk. The scene resembles an American Wild West Show on colossal scale, or huge county fair in the heart of Bret Hartcs Golden West. As far as vision can penetrate, the greensward is cluttered with tents, caravans, car riages, donkeys, horses. farm-wagons and even wheel-barrows. There are whole aimadas of charabancs and automobiles, tho owners converting the roofs into grandstapds.
 Royalty Attends
 In uhe grandstand VIII De the King and tho Queen Princess Mary, as well versel in racing subtleties as the eldest bookie. will be an eager spectator. and the Duke of York and his Scottish bride. fresh from their honeymoon will come in for much attention from the crowd. Fl Year after year the scenes at the Derby repeat themselves with re- markablc fidelity. so much so that one familiar with past races knows almost exactly what to expect. There will be the professional tipsters and Ibookmakers at points of vantage in the fold and grandstand. gesticulat- ing and indulging in queer physical gyrations. They wig-wag or sema- phore to their comrades on the out side of the course the betting odds as made by the sporting peers and oth. erss. It is a mute, cryptic language of the hands and arms that mystifies the uninitiatcd. but whole fortune may depend upon it.
 "They're of'
 Within the elliptical raee-enclosure 30 of Britain's fleetest and finest thoroughbreds prance at the tape, restiye and fractions. The magic words They're off" will issue from Ia hundred thousand thtoats, and a solid phalanx of horseflesh and hu- mans will dash away for the finish ing post
 Through the binoculars one may discern on the shadelcss .expanse of Epson Downs maelstrom of crouch ing, straining. eager human forms, frantic to get glimpse of the in. visible steeds. They have come for hundreds of miles, these faithful fans,
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-06-06
fcontinncd rrom rage One.)

ple from every part of the Britsh Isles. America and faroff lands gath CT for 36 hours before the event Most of them have pilgrimagea here on foot for hundreds of miles as though obeying an irresistible relig- ions dnstanet This is their Mecca, their Holy os Holles They wanI to Jay their tribute at the shrine of Athe Horse, for today he is King. And they are prepared to place taeir last shilling on their fayorite. steed.
 Bookmakers Galore
 In the midst of the great spectacle are countless thousands Of book. makers, prophete,4 oracles, ggpsies and liars. standing on soap boxes, in booths, in c:rcus-wagons or under tents, selling information and tips that may make CT break the buyer Great cotton plaeards and canvas banners tell the world who they are There is Long Tom," who has been making bets at the same old place for 49 years" There is Honest Henry who has picked the winner in 12 consecutive Derbies." There is Skipper Sparrow. who guarantees the public prompt payment, honest dealings and courteous treatment 2 Some of them have automobiles, some only great sunshades. others wagons resembling American prairie schooners. and few come with one . hoss shays. They screcch their odds and prices in racoas but plausible tones In England tho bookies, un like their American comrades. are not molested by the law They have an open sesame Of betting. Even, the policemen place wagers, while Eng lands lax racing law winks it's eye.
 Gypsies Are There
 Mingled among the multitudes of bookies are hosts of bronze-faced gypsies with long hair and lean wis. ages. begging. badgerng soothsaying. This is their Patron Saints day. One of them may display an American flag on his dilapidated caravan so as to attract the Yankees in the crowd. Another offers real American apple pie and coffee to homesick race-goers from across the Atlantic. Others c1ser to tell the fortunes of the ,wo- men in the crowd, and to pick them a winner.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-06-06

Alaska Steamship Company at Sc attle, and Mrs. Summers, are round trip passengers on the steamer North western
 Mrs. Grace Bostwick, Alaskan rep. resentatiye of Fuller Brushes, re. turned to Juneau on the steamer Northwestern after a business trip to Keichikan.
 : Walter B. Heisel, of the U. s. Land Office, Field Division, returned to Juneau on tAe Northwestern from trip to the southern district oa official business.
 c. W. Folta, court reporter, re turned here on the Northwestern from Ketehikan, where he has beer on court business.
 Miss Alice Morrison, teacher 1T the Juneau Public Schools, and hel mother, Mrs. Anna Morrison, vii leave on the steamer Princess Louise for the StateAv to spend the sum mer.
 MT. and Mrs. Arnold Leduc vii leave tomorrow on the Princes Louise for Seattle to spend severa weeks there visiting with relatives
 George F. Forrest, local broker left Juneau on the Northwestern ol d business trip to the Westward. L. S. Robe. mining engineer, ar rived here last night on the Am basadcr from Chichagof
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-06-06
B.M. Behrends Co.,, Inc n,

to see the spectacle, and they have seen nothing of 1t. Wooden barriers and great stretches of canvas blinds rob them even of a glimpse of the whirling stream of horses and jockies as they flash around the circle. But a curious telepathy tells them sof the position of their favorites, and they stand or fall by the result.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-06-06

en and other special equipment which a scientist needs in a sheltered place. It is planned to have similar motor sleighs in the employers train for the transportation of fuel and sup plies.
 Preliminary experiments with the new motor-sleigh have been carried on in deep snow near the town of Doden in Northern Sweden.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-06-06

Mrs. John A. Clark, wife of a prominent Fairbanks attorney, was a passenger on the Northwestern enroute to her home after a visit to the States.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-06-06

Harry Dierk of the Taku River Company, is in Juneau today on business in connection with the construction of the camp on the Taku River. He expects to leave tomorrow.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-06-06
Al, the Gastineau.

i. Miss NJ. o'Malley. B. Levine, A Goldberg, w. DeLong, w. A. Blakey, c. w. Tracey, Harry Dierk, R. NJ. Welshons. Mrs Welshons, l.. S. Robe, Mrs. Lankko. A. s. MeMillan.
 At the Zynda.
 Mrs. John Malver, F. H. Hamber, Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Hudson, E. r. Davies, s. H. Lorain, c. k. Perry, M. w. Kane, Hanry Baman, Olive Goodwin.
 sa At the Alaskan.
 Nils Husoig, John Picco, l.. Par lem, J. Jenkins, Joe Frederick, Geo Synder, B. Nif, Nicholas Flenoss.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-06-06
Ga k1alld Cal M1lsta4ral 1 A Fl Snow 1>>7z

The new Oakland (california) Museum, soon to rise on the shores Of Lake Merritt, will house the famous N. A. Snow Exhibit, largest and most complete ever brought out of the Dark Contin- ent. Snow spent three years in wildest Africa, shooting with gun and camera
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16
CLANoK xI.
D0lezitost' spanku.

Spanok je mimoriadne dolezi-
tym pre- deti. Diet "a ma byt' 20
budene len k v6li nakrmeniu. Y
kratkom ease deti zvyknl zobli-
dit sa ma ich pravidelny cas- kr-
menia a po tret 'om mesiaci ME jc
mic neobycajneho, ze prespia cel1
noe, cd siestej do siestej. Maj1
byt' drzane v teplej, dobre pre-
cajnym pre- normalne deti, ze pre-
vetranej izbe. Me je mic nezvy-
spia dvadsat' hodin z dvadsiatich
styroch. Ma ko1fci prveho roka ma
jd 81 pospat' rano a popoludni na
'hodinu alebo dive. Zvyku ranaj-
sieho spania oducia sa ma konci
drhheho roka, ale popoludnajsie
zdriemnutie ma byt' zachoyava-
ne az do siesteho roku, ba al po-
zdejsie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16
LITER
Americli Slovaci a slovensko

Americki Slovaci a Slovensko.
10 zk1senostf cestovania po Slo-
vcnsku, napisal, vlastnymi snim-
kami opatril yydal svojim nakla-
dom, ciel 'om informacie 0 pome-
roch ma Slovensku, pre- ameri-
ckych Slovakov, zvlaSte ale pre-
lleastinarov "ASDUS" v Novom
Meste mad Vahom ma Slovensku,
Pavel Kuklis-Kunovsky. Cena $
postovnym 30c. Dostat' II vyda-
vatcl'a, 1902 So. Halsted ST., Chi.
cago, I'll.
Vel'mi dobra, informativna kni-
zocka hospodarskeho OIL 'adu ma
Slovensko. Vrele odporncame.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16
MOVE oBCHoDNE
MIESTNOSTI P. MARTINKU

Znamy s1ovenslSy krajcfr, pan
Jozef Martinlzo prest 'ahuje na
pondclok, 10. marca svoju kraj-
cirsku dielnu {. "a SO. Watt ST..
do lepSich miestnosti v elsie %
North Watt St. Move miestnosti
sd hned' ma prizemi, preto nikomu
nebudc t'azko najst' no V pide
potreby.
Pana Martinl1u pozna kazdy tu-
najsi Slcvak nielcn co poprcdne-
no pracovniloa narodneho, ale al
ako vyborneho majstra krajeir-
skeho, preto no vrele odpor1came
do priazne obecenstva.,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16
ozNktfENIE 3. 800. iIKsJ.

Spolok Sv, Cyrillq 9 Methoda,
.s!. 500. +. *. s. ). oznamuje svo-
jim ldom, ze spolok pristlpi ku
vel'konocnej sv. spoyedi v sobo-
It'll nasleduj1ceh dfa, is. marca
rano 0 s. hod. in korpore ku sv.
priifmanill. TAX mech 81 tohto ka-
I zdy povsimne q mech sa dostavi
m urtity Cas-, lebo Y protivnom
Ppade zakroci sa dla stanov. II 4
|dovia, ktori yykonajl sv. spovcd'
|pri inom kiiazovi, talk ticz mech
81 zaopatria spoyedny listolS a Cd
dajd no predsedovi ma naiblizsej
|schod1.
s bratskon 1cton,
Andrej Krispinsky, preds.
Jozef Hiznaj, 'zapisnih.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16
zdravorn
slovaci ma HaseKon, vstupujte do
Haselton Slovak Tatra Klubu.

Haselton Sloval Tatra Klub ma
rocnej schodzi, odbyvancj dina "a.
decembra sa roahodnul, ze poenlc
Cd l. januara "a mesiace prijimat'
bude ldov zdarma. Vyzyyame ha-
seltonskych Slovakov, ktorf sd e.
ste ME 1dani tohoto spolku, mech
sa ohlasia ma bnd1cej sch6dzi.
Schodze sa odbyvaj1 kazdd 4. ne
del'u v mesiaci 0 I. hod. po obede
v skolskej miestnosti. Prispevky
s1 len so centov ma mesiac a Wy;
plscame $500 tyzdenne chorob.
nei podpory $4,000 ma pohrab.
ne dtraty ako al venice v Gene $10
a okrem toho kazdy Glen dostava
Youngstownske Slovenske Noviny
"a cely rok zdarma.
Spolkovy lrad.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16
Pohyhovanie.

Pohybovanie jc tax dolezitym,
ako jc ecrstvy vzduch alcbo spa
nok. Ia najmladsia beba dostava
pohybovanic slxrze kopanie, pre-
hadzovanie sa alebo plakanim "a
jedlom. Ked' je. asi devat' alebo
desat 'mesacna beba vo yseobec-
nosti zacne rackovat' v tomto
pohybovanf sa ma byt' povzbu-
dzovana. Nemluv1a pok1si sa ku
chodeniu obycajne vo veku vyse
roka, ale v tomto OIL 'ade deti sa
vel mi roznia. Beba nemA byt'
povzbudzovana kn statiu alebo
-chodcniu Wac, ncz to kona 20 svo-
jej vlastnej vole.
Zdrave deti s1 bohatstvom ma
roda. Jestli nemozete pridajat
svoju bebu, neberte ziadne riziko.
Date jej Bordenovo Eagle Mile
ko, t1to potravu, ma ktorej sa IL
spesne odchovaloa sta tisice deti
behom poslednych sest 'desiat diva
rokov. Tislci lekari po celej kra-
jine odpor1eaj1 Eagle Mlieko, le-
bo ono je vel mi stravitel ne a sy-
tiace jedlo. Eagle Mlieko je cistd
a zazivne. .Ja snadno stravitel ne
a mate no dostatocnI zasobu v
kazdom grocernom obchode bez O.
hi 'adu ma to, ze kde p6jdete.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16
oznamenie 81. Venca K. Sokoliek
ma La1lsingville.

Ma minulej schodzi SINE sa u
sniesli, Re budeme prijfmat' ddky-
ne do nasho Venca lplne zdarma
pocnnc Cd 18. feb. do IS. maja.
TAX davame prilezitost' tym, kto-
re by chcely vstipit' do nasho
Venca. Mas Kat. Sokol stoji 81 ma
prvom stupni, MET obavy zdvi-
hanf prispevkov. TAX samo ,prijl-
ma al do Panenskeho oddiell
cd rok. pol do sestnast' rocne.
Teda davamc prflezitost' rodicom
aby svoje dietky dali do spolkr.
Name zknsenost', ze ma deti treba
dat zvlaStny pozor a preto majii
ich dat do dobreho spolku.
Znaefme sa so sesterskJm po.
zdravom
Barbora Motosko,. spravlSyna.
Mara Gonda, podspravkyna
Antonia Maruskin, 1ct.,
Zuzanna Va1ko, pokladnfclSa,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16
.YoUNqagowxsKE sLoY4NsKfg NovI9Y

potion ma siroko otvorte. obloky
q !na 3 aMsi Al j ihodinu, a1e aibyy il y bsba nebo1a
N prievane. Ked toto konalo sa
IA niekol'ko dni, potom bebu mo-
zete yyniest oil Won. Beba potrs-
buie kazdy den preyetrenis, uz Il
vonkl alebo \ dome, dl'a toho, ze
axe je poeasie, q pajlepsi Gas 4 to-
mn .je od 10. rano do 8. popoln.
dni.i Ma byt' dobre chranena pro-
81 vetru, ZINE q prachu. Ola We
ku potion diet'a ma byt' vonkll
dlhsie v prijeinnom pocasi mo-
ze' byt' vonku cely den.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16
0erstvy. vzduch.

0erstyy vzdnch je prave tax
potrebnym, ako je spanie. Diet a
musi h'o matt Cd narodenia. Izba
musi byt' dobre prevetrovana,
lenze tote neznamena zimu. Ked
je diva tyzdne stare N .lete, alebo
Cd styroch do siestich ttiyg zzdilov
stare Y ZINE, diet'a ma byt' tax
receno szvykle ma yonkajSf pobyt.
VI lete netreba K tomu ziadnych1
prfprar,. ale v zine je dobre bebn
zaobalt' talk, akoby mala list yon,.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16
PAN MARUskIN JE NAsIM
JEDNATEL'OM.

Oznamujeme nasim ct. citate.
Pom, ze p. Jozef Maruskin, (.
2426 Shirley Road, prevail iedna-
tel'stvo nasieh novin je oprav-
neny sbierat' predplatky a doplat-
ky ma nase noviny. Prosime roda-
kov, aby mu ochotne platili svoje
predplatky mu pomahali v tejto
praci.
Redakcia vydavatel'stvo !,
Y. SLOW. Novfn
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16
NOVA NARODNA BANKA
v MEsTE OTvORENA

Youngstownsky najnovsf BAN
kovy 1stav, .sThe Second National
Bank, 3l2 ". Federal ST, "a
.hajila svoju cinnost' v5stredu. Ze
nova banka bola radost 'ou Vi
tana obchodnlkmi z West Fede-
raj ulice celym obecenstvom, do
kazuje fakt, ze v prvy den prijala
mnoho vkladov hspornych i ceko-
vych.
Bankova miestnost' je vzorom
krasy moderneho vystrojcnia.
Vsetko zariadene najnovsimi 4
najlepsimi prfstrojami proti zlode-
iom a pokladna vyzera dost' bez-
pecna ma to, ably vystala bombar-
dovanie valecnych lodi. Je talk ne
dobytna, ako len veda moze ju u
robit' a vystrojena je hodinovymi
pristroiami ma otvaranie. Obsahu-
ie bezpecnostne schranky ma GEN.
nosti zvlastny safe ma peniaze.
Vsetky oddelenia sii moderne
zariadene a budn oddelene kliet-
kami. Co nasich ct. eitatel'ov "a
uime je, ze banka tato otvori v
kratkom case cudzozemske odde-
lcnie.
Banka zacfna kvetncimi w
hi 'admi do buddcnosti. Jej iradni-
ci s1 vsetko vyznamni obchodni
l'udia, ako: A. w. Craver, prezi-
dent; c. 7. Gather, podprezident
A. D. Reese, kasir; D. G. Dickson,
pomocny kasir a nasledovnf di-
rektori: A. w. Craver, DR.. Samu-
ell r. Craver, G. T. Gather, III. F..
Kaercher, John W, Kuhns, P. Nj
nahan, C. F. Moherman, E. A.
Phelan, Abe Sauber, I. Schwartz:
j. v. STAIRS w. P. Simon. Ustav
ma kapitalu 100000 a je 6lenom
lkrajinskeho Federalneho Rezerv-
.neho Systemu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16
Cd spolku 2. M. Levocskej {. 161
P. S. z. j.

Spolok Fanny Marie Levoeskej
C. 161 PSKZJ. ziada svoje ddl1y.
ne, ably sa kazda dostavila ma sv,
spoved dna II. marca a 1S. v ne.
del'u k sv. prijimaniu $50 rano
,lcbo oslavime pamiatku 5-roeneha
'jubileumu zalozenia nasho spolku
Drahe Sestry, len prid'te vsetky
ably mas Dol hodny pocet, ze sa ne.
zahanbime.
Som $ ictou vasa spolnsestra
Zuzanna Majercak, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16
.oD sBORU 146. T. S. J. sOKoL

sa q r = y S. = H..
Oznamujem vsetkym clenom sb.
.!46. 7. S. J. sokol, ze badiica
,ch5dza, ktora by padla ma vel'-
konocnii nedel u, prelozena ie na
Is. marca, to jest 4. nedel''u to-
toto mesiaca, lebo kazdy mas 81
rad zasviti vcl'konoene sviatl1y.
Tymto vyzyvam vSetlSych bra
tov Sokolov, aby sa tejto sch6dzi
z1castnili, lcbo name vel'mi yaz-
ne veci k pojednavanin.
Ma zdar!
Andrej Palencar, spravca
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16


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