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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-21

anu &c l1s 4&CJAAlOIlas
For the first time the schedule was
made up in two NIGHTS, Jack VIII.
liams and his schedule committee
performing with rare speed.
For the first time the prize list
Is ready to print with the SEIZED
ule, thanks to the effort Of John
Costello, OF the prize committee.
The largest tournament will be
run off. In the shortest time, the
rolling to cease on May 10.
The tournament will be inaugu.
rated with knights Of Columbus
Night" eleven Casey teams shoot.
ing. and also a squad of doubles
and singles.
Entries i'm Class b predominate
in all events. In Class A there
are thIrty-fOur teams there were
only fifteen last year.; Class B.
seventy-twO teams; and Class C.,
stxfy-three. The classification Of
ten teams has been held up.
The doubIes-Class A, 81; B, 100;
C, 10.
Singles-Clas A, 1876: B, 154; C,
lie.
Here's the prize list:
TOTAL $1,732.
CLASS A.
TEAMS-S16O.
Three duckpin balls to winning
team donated by Brunswick Bake
/; $50; 2. $40; 3. $50; 4. $40; $50;
a. DoUBLEs-S11s.
!. $40: z. $50; 8. $50: 4, $40; 5. $40;
a. sINGLEs-s125.
1. $50: Q, $25: 8, $40; 4, SIS; 5,
SO; s, IS; Z, IS; s. s.; 8, IS; 10. IS.
CLASS b.
TEAMS-S340.
1. $50; 2, 45: 3, $40; 4, $35; 5, $50;
6, SIS; I, $40; 8, SIS: 9, $40; 10, SO;
IL, SO: ~, SO; Is, $40; Il, So;
Is, SIS: 16, So: II, IS; Is, SIS; 10, IS.
Three duckpin balls to winning
team donated by the Brunswick
Bake Company.
'B" DOUBLES-$190.
/, $40: 2, $35; 8. $50; 4, $25; 5, $40;
6, SIS; I, $40: s. SIS; 9, SIS; 10, SIS.
"B" SINGLES-$145.
/, $50, 2, SIS; 8, $40: 4. SIS; s.,
SO; 6. SO; Z, $3.50: s. $3.50; 8, SIS;
10, SIS; IL, SIS; IL, SIS.
CLASS "C''-TEAMS-$30O
1, $50; 2. $40; 8, $35; 4, $50; 5, $25;
s, $50: I. SIS; 8. SIS; 9, SO; 10, SO;
IL, $40; u, $40; 10, So; II, S.; 15, So;
16, So: II, So; Is, IS.
Three duck-pin balls donated to
winning team by Brunswick. Bake
Co.
&C. DOUBLES-$150.
1, $40; 2, $50; 8, $25; 4, $40; 5,
SIS: s, SO: Z. IS; 8, S..
&C" SINGLES-$110.
1, SIS; 2, $40; 8, SIS; 4, $40; S,
SO: s. $3.50: 7. $3.50; s, SIS; 9, SIS;
10, SIS.
ALL EVENTS.
CLASS "A"-$26
Silver cup to winner. donated by
King Pin Alley.
1, $40; 2, So; 3, IS: 4, So.
CLASS ''B''-$39.
Silver cup to winner, donated i.y
King Pin Alleys.
1, $12; 2, SO; 8, IS; 4, Sc; 5, SO.
CLASS "C''-$29.
Silver cup to winner. donated by
Petworth Bowling Alleys.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-21

L saw Cutbill and some other
stars run last year in the legion
meet and it struck me that I
could run as fast as they did for
the distance Of a mile.
Since then have thought several
times I would like to run against
Cutbill or some Of the other fast
mile runners and show what |
could do.
$50 this spring as soon rs
found out that the legion games
would be held. Immediately
sent in my entry for the mile
open. Ever since then have
been putting in most Of my
spare time training.
Now the time is near, feel ]
am ready and hope to be in front
at the finish.''
Just as serious about it as that
Is young Sam, who is q page at
the Capitol when Congress is in
session. In Congress- off season
having lots of energy, he plugs
away at a trick Job with con
Germ in the Munsey building, do
ing this and that.
Yes, honestly think will
win" said the young man in reply
to a questio"
Sam says his pace is about the
same as some Of the runners who
finished up front In the legion
mile last year. He has never
smoked and always has been in.
cIined to sports. He weighs 1875
pounds and Is five feet five
inches tall. He is a sturdy, clean
cut boy.
Sam played football with the
Mackin A. c., which in its first
season, last fall. finished runner
up for the Junior championship
The Mackins' followed their grid
success by winning runnerup hon
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-21

ors. in the junior basketball title
series.
sam managed both teams.
sam Ormes may not win the
Legion mile-open. He may not 80
much as make a showing But the
boy has a lot Of the stuff that
makes for success in athletics. If
he falls today he'll be back in
there at the next opportunity,
knowing more than he did before
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-21
ANGLERS OPINION AS TO
WHITE PERCH FISHING

hey have arrived and departed said Of the first
Of white perch Many anglers Of opinion that during the muddy
waters, deposited their and left for home Then
believing the perch
spawning they advanced into fresh water planted their
farther down the river.
angler with years experience that due to the
fish arrived but be
looked for change of tide That the fish taken far
sraggers Of big schools that
follow He to that il the fish here
endowed with smelling that enables them to
in ddv water
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-21
CATHOLIC FRESHMEN WIN
WESTERN HIGH CONTEST

The Catholic University freshmen
defeated Western High in a game on
the Brookland field. to S. The
Brooklanders took the lead in the
opening inning, and were never head
ed. Today the freshmen play the
George Washington University engi
neerS at Killian field.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-21
PikETOWN A. C. TO PLAY
LIBERTYS TOMORROW

The Piketown A. c. will open
their season Sunday when they
meet the fast Liberty A. G. on the
field at Seventeenth and d streets
southeast at ! p. m.
The Piketown manager requests
all players to report at 1902 Thir.
teenth street southeast at IL o'clock
EharD.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-21
Springs to Report.

All players of the Silver Spring
Reserves are requested to report al
5 o'clock on their diamond for
workout. Teams desiring games
are requested to write to Assistant
Manager Alfred w. Saunders. Sill
yer Spring, Md.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-21
KEoKUK CLUB MATCHED
WITH w. r. ROBERTS

The Keokuk Club formerly the
Superba A. c. will play the W. F.
Roberts team Sunday, April %. The
Keokuks would like to arrange
games with some fast teams which
have playing fields. Address Ralph
T. Little, 1912 H street northwest,
phone Main S012 after p. m.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-21
MANHATTANS TO PLAY
BOILING FIELD TEAM

- The Manhattan A. c. will meet
the Boiling Field team on the lat
ter's diamond tomorrow afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock. The Manhattan
players are asked to report at
Eleventh and East Capitol streets
at 1870 o'clock.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-21
If GRIT MEANS MUCH
THIS BOY WILL SHINE
By r. D. THOMAS.

He is sixteen old and his
footrace but Sam Ormes is
the American Legion this afternoon
declares ne has much chance Of winning
Sam much of a the
Tor the first time he regular track shoes having purchased
in
Nothing about it, said Sam morning discussing
hope to defeat trained athletes with little
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-21
GEORGETOWN FRESHMEN
DOWN BUSINESS HIGH

Georgetown University Freshmen
defeated Business High School in a
seVen-inning game. the score being
- TO 4. The Hilltoppers pounded
McAuliffe for IA safe hits. Hagerty
OF the Freshmen and Haas of the
High School each obtained a home
run.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-21
Y Day School Wins.

The Y. Day School team defeated the
junior team Of st. Adams. 10 to 8.
Engle connected with a homer with
one on in the first.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-21
PARK A. C. TO PLAY
EMIL EMS IN OPENER

The Park Athletic Club baseball
team will play the Mt. Rainier En-
blems tomorrow as the opening
game of their season. The game
will start at 1890 o'clock.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-21
ArIinotons to Practice.

The Arlington baseball team will
practice this evening to get in
shape for their game Sunday
against the Cherrydale A. c.
Judge William c. Cloth will toss
out the first ball.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-21
SOUTH BRooKLAND DENIES
cANCELINO WITH LIBERTY

The South Brokland A.C. denies
it has cancelled its game with the
Liberty A. c., scheduled for to-
morrow, and expects the latter
team to report at the diamond al
2 p. M, as originally arranged.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-21

trils OF the perch are not connected
with the air tube system, but lead
into blind crevices, lined with deli
cate membranes well supplied with
nerves. The water il not drawn
through the nostrils, but merely
into the crevices where it is emp.
tied and refilled. The quantity
Of water brought into contact with
the nerves of smell is compare
lively small, but sufficient enough
to allow the perch to exc out an
existence under such trying con.
ditions
Being in an optimistic frame of
mind ! am Of the same opinion as
the experienced one. That the
perch, the main run, have not ar.
rived and with the river in almost
perfect condition the big schools
can be looked for most any time.
Today brings to close the first
convention OF the Isaak Walton
League Of America being held at
Chicago. The 400 delegates are
looking toward an organization
that viii band together 1,O0O, 600
spOrtsmen to further protection
Of wild life for the generations
that are to follow.
Yesterday. Will dig, president of
the league, lunched the delegates,
representing thirty-five States, where
additional plans were laid for the
protection Of game fish, fowls and
animals.
Louisville in all probability will
be the next convention city.
Anglers will be given an op-
portunity to demonstrate their
skill with the rod and reel and
compete for the handsome prizes
offered for the best trout catch
in the Field and Stream Fishing
Contests for 1928.
One Of the big prizes in last
years contest was won by a girl.
Her prize trout catch was made on
a fly Of her own construction in q
chain Of lakes in the western por.
ton Of Maine called the Rangeleys.
The worlds record brook trout
taken with the fly weighed in the
neighborhood of ten pounds.
With snow water pouring into
the streams the outlook for trout
fishermen was very dlscOuraging
last Monday when the season
opened in Pennsylvania.
Trout are habitual sluggards in
cold weather, almost too lazy to
eat and 1t takes choice morsel
to make them take hold Of the
hook. But what it takes to catch
them with Mat Yerger- possessed
in a can Of wiggling worms.
Mat landed his bag limit in less
than five hours and when he re.
turned to his stopping place, Valley
Store, near Valley Forge, the ma
tives were very much surprised
when he exhibited his creel con.
tanning the rainbows.
We are already getting ready
for the fishing season, but we
would like the loan Of q net cat.
fish so that we can have better
luck when we 60 fishing.
Why a pet catfish you may ask?
We were told that an old fishern1an
kept a pet catfish at home so that
he could tell what days would be
good for fishing and what days the
fish would not bite When he felt
like going fishing he would throw
some bait to his pet fish and il
the fish would grab the bait az
though 1t was the first meal in a
long time, this shrewd fisherman
would venture out and make a haul
put II the pet fish didn't show any
pep fishing was no good and he
stayed at home.-Exchange.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-21
MATMEN AND DANCERS
SET NEW FASHIONS

Of gentle readers realize how much the world
suits the wearing Of fu proxidng the hair
suicides and booteggng Only few short
ago call all for synthetic gn but now 1t swinging
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-21
DUCKPINNERS WILL GET
$1,732 IN PRIZES
By II. D. THOMAS.

Bowers the thirteenth annual of the Washington
City Ducpn Association starting Monday night the Grand
merchandise trophies.
final of the entries shows 79 241 doubles and
4O5 singles by far the largest entry the has had
1t record in respect For the first time the
entries classified in days. the efforts Irving Belt
nd + Rodn Il
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-21
concannon Wins

Joseph Concannon defeated Len
Sebastian, of Clarendon. 100 to IL
in an exhibition pocket billiard
match. Concannon had high runs
of 81 and Sc.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-21

Today brings to q close the first
convention OF the Isaak Walton
League Of America being held at
Chicago. The 400 delegates are
looking toward an organization
that will band together 1,OOO, 600
spOrtsmen to further protection
Of wild life for the generations
that are to follow.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-21

He has been showing plenty of
class i'm all of the indoor events
held through the Middle States
and from all reports may possibly
shatter the Legion record for this
distance.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-05
FARMOvE LAcNOTY.

Is akrova farma SO zvlaste dobrym
Z izbovym domom pivnicou, hodna
bank barn inc potrebne budovy, zcnl
v dobfofn obrobenom stave, asi 8 akrov
lesa. Majitel' preda ysetek stntok a
stroje vel mi lacno.
IS akrova farma hajlepsej piesosna,
tel zeme, $ fajnym novym Nbovym
domom so slejt daehom, pivnicou, vel.
kou bank mastalou, stodolou ma slamu,
vsetko pod slejt dachom. Tato farma 5
celym Sariadenfm, kravami, koiami a
vsetkym len $4,000 no 'ahke podmien
ky. Haste sa Taylor & Burkholder,
412 Home Savings and Loan Bldg
Tel. Bell, Federal 629s, Auto. 1927.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-05

HunaJSfA ffcSsSkh 1El1t4AfoA M W4cks
Ave. obohatena bola Y rosledn6 easy
svazkami blovenSkyth tes-l
kysh knfh, Et6fg sseaysi sastpily WI
hajsie sloyensk6 spolky potion dsosl
Vzdaly Okresnemu sburu Eloyenskej.
Lfgy, ktory ich daroval tunajJej nest.
ssej khizhici u shHlhau tych spolkov.
Rhihy 81 pozitiasrssd zdsfma kaxdsmn
Shyvatei 'ovi y NoangstbWhe, brsso ipdl
por1came nasim et. citatel 'om, aby td.
to knihovIu Gastejsic havstevessh ] nI
hej 81 dobre knihy vyposiavali. spr6ya
kniznice vd ACNE posldzi d,alSimi in,
formaciami. /.
Jamarfk-Boj diablom alebo 20 ie
opilstvo q jeho fa1osne povesti.
Kempensky o nasledovani krista.
Kova6icky proces.
Stodola Statistika SIovenska.
Adam Obfazkove povesti.
Adam Tri zakliate kniezat&.
Holly -B6sne.
Somolicky B&jky.
Tolstoj -Povesti ) bajky.
Zamenhof Zaklady medzin6rodnei re
81 Esperanto.
ozsmbsl Rrkovst' pscvssj req
slovenskej.
Czambel-Sloyenska rec jej miesto
y rodine slovanskych jazykov.
Houdek-vyvin zeme zivota.
Wagner-Zjavy nebeske.
SfobhrL 'nd6va zdrav0ved1
Supej--o repovych hid 'atkkch alebo
I takzvanych nematedoch. ~
supej- -Ume1e hnojiva 4 ich upotre.
benie.
Burjah lNemluvna alebo zivot 8
patera diet tatA v prvych dvoch 70
koch.
Borovohajsky slovenske hkdky, a.
styroch oddieloy.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. spisy basni
eke.
Krasko--Nox ct solitude.
Krasko-Verse.
Kupeok -Novy vinsovnfk.
uzmany-Pamatnik ma storocie ie
| no narodenia.
Paulfny T6th-Basne.
Sladkovie-Spisy basnickc..
Vajansky-Kniha vefsov.
Batikova-Zlaty Kruh, pohadka I
styfoch jcdnaniach SO spevanli a tan
cami.
Bibibin-Mltanie- -slusnost,, dvc We
aclohry dcjstve.
Cechov-Jubileum.
Cisler- Osetrovatel'ka.
Cislcr-Vojaci, vojaci.
Hrase Krasata, kr&l 'ovna VII.
4 s-Krakonos, dram. pohadka.
Krasnohofska -Medved a via.
1 Krofta-Nad Berounkou pod Tetinen
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-05

yUM4GUVE Uac - 5 a . - ~ "a
Plumlovsk6 rkos0t
HunhbvsAt ssh, Sihn1tka ~
! FlkaIlU III Glsa
fAxn6UysA1 sasl s
Plsnloyykk zIksA 1it,
samberk Era Kslbsns sosj MI. No
banberk vylet p6na HfouSka
Sedlatskchytfy HUalA
sSedl6tsk dJ6seHaee RsAt62b 2btsaA
scdlasek scdem hay1AhSv
GedlAeok StoleSEn, pfestff o..
Seneradcva zlaty ptkk.
Bima Dlhy. sifoky i bystftsfsl
ktolbaPshiase.
stofbaZa 81 'achtickym srbem.
Btrohpsshicly Pan MssisSk.
Btroupe znicky PAM Mincnlstrcva. /
stroupeznicky -zvikoysky rarasek.
vorackova-O pysnem Jsnickovi.
vajansky Letops zivshy.
Wagner Ake bade pbcasie.
Bank k--Slob. kr. mesto Zvolen.
Kalal-Na isp&snsh Slevensku.
Eavadil- Velehraay Devfn q Nit:a.
Mayer -Hungarica.
vajahshy volcskS v1theeiA. VI
vaiansky Sofia pleyhS.. .x
Haslasa aaat aAlif6xn5s9 9cS povesti
Botto- -siovAcI vsvin ich n6rodnsho
povedomia. sysss ssae
H. v.-Cernovsky process.
Kalal slov6ci, strueny rozhled Pc
lobe mina1g fsaprftonnte..y : {
Markovis Niftfansky polft. process.
Nalatly a v5hl lady.
Sasfiek Obrana sv. Methoda.
Sasinek Slovaci Uhorsku.
Pietor- -Napor- -odpJr.
Basfnek strueny dsjspis uhorska.
sasfnek Dejepis BlovGkSv.
Francisci-Vlastny Sivotupis.
Alexandra Rok ls47.ls4s = Uhrach
Nenadovic- 20 Cernohorcoch
Kmet : Jufaj Hclcsk.
Hurban Pai1iatkA. fSos.avil Jckel
Skultety.
Aliquis Rodina Rovss.ych. Roman
/ Bjorhson Arne, novela.
Beblavy-Janosfk.
Bjornson-Rybarca.
Cipkay-Poklad.
Dickens -vianocna piesef prsxcs.
sGlowAcki- -Krcsby d ohr6zyk
Goldsmith Wakefieldskt fkfar.
Havlasa -Poslcdnf tatransk6 povflkS
Havlasa-Prvnf tatranske povfdky.
Observation-Disclosures, inc povcsti
Kosinak Cirt, obIaz " zivota.
Kcsmak-Eugenie.
Kcsrnak -Jak byy-l Rapouch Jun. w
!ecen, hunioreska.
Kosmak-Jak Martin bloudil a n,
pravou cestu opct &c vratil.
Kosii1ak-Kukasls0.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-05

aaa6 = J4n delea6k ! HoaSa
Jsn Cera@k 2 HoliSa, Nitrian-
sksj Elspy, narodery le. aug. 1880,
kter9 byyal predtlm Y New Raf-
] fsle, Z 4 Msb. 4 .lss' III Pffbssnttatt
poslednet pisa !. 1e1l q % stoho
Easu MET nom cAyru. Kto hy
q I nom znel, mech laskave pise IA
Czechoslevak Bureau, Foreign
Language Information Service,
i19 West Il. 81, New York City.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-05
MA pREDAJ

Pre- okamzite vlastnenie preda sa pol
akra zeme, 200 stop cd Austintown
tehlovej cesty alebo asi poldruhej mile
Ud Wiekliff. izbovy dom, garadz, kur-
mix a studna vsetko najlepsom stave.
Ma okoli sd prvotriedni sdsedia. Cena
$l,O5O ma splatky. Haste sa II Himcl-
reich, " izbe & 4O5 Dollar Bank Bldg.
Oba telefony.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-05
Lssuf oDsd.

gig6H siel do prvotriedneho ho-
stinca. Objednal 81 vyborny obed,
hoci nemal vo vrecku ami haliera.
Ked % dobre najedol, 1muzile "a
volal:
/" Kelner, vyhodit' -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-05

Kosmak hldsky zverinec.
J. KosAsk Povfdky.
! Kosmak zehit se Ii nczenitf
Kosmak ztraccna.
Kukutin Dom = str&ni
Kuzmany Rczpomienky 4 kresby.
dishonesty zarty 4 rozmary.
Lieskov- Rozpravky.
Marothy 4Solt6sz -Proti pr6du.
Maupassant- lovely.
MiksE&th Sleveaslf rda&ci.
Miksz6th svIteho Petrov dazdnsE,
I Milieevis Potsrsenica Lejla.
B-M- StoroSn6 psmiatka narodcnia
'Moysesa.
MrstikP PehAdka m6le
Nefncora- Babickassg
Nemcoya pisk BAH. Dobrv slovek.
shyze pod horami.
Nemcova-Narodni bachcfIy po-
vesti.
-Nensev6 osl,sses aesaitks
Pietor KavkaEsky ssjasse i inc
eiAnky. - Hf9
Petor Niskevar srAt q inc slanky.
Piet6r Stedry vccer ! inc Gl6nky.
!, 4 q setss nftfk inc slsnky.
Pietor--Z lAsky hncv . inc 1lanky.
pedjavorinska Kde So vzale
Podjavorinska--v otroctve.
Potapenko-v skutocnej slashe.
Prevail -Tetmajer-Z -Zbojnicka chalupa
a inc povesti Tatier.
Sienkieicz-Bitka pod Grunwaldom.
Sienkiewicz-Danusa
Sienkiewicz Jagienka
Sienkiewicz- Jurand 20 SpychowA.
slayik-H Hospodarske prednasky.
Sloyepska kniznica.
srcmca Vladimir Dukljcn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-05

ssIe,e Nj,

SE;0ze M sI
Uzsyfsts, oadslsht tajaty prs sestevs.
ssls0v ). tfHsdy. Vyb6fn6 jedlo. 0sSb
doxor nd lshy ! deti. MiefAe esny
Dbl 'adom lodnsA lfstEov ! infornksii
bbr6tlte sa na najbiih5isho agsntas
ktory 81 naehodf vo vasom mksts alo-
DO M blizkh. jss
~ 50 h<S 14| sSsssS sSs
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-05
Nsbude na6ct' vyhovst' !.

Professor (kara ziaka): Jestli 50
stale budete tax zle ucit', to veru
vas otec nasledkom toho al ose-
divie.
ziak: TO asi bude t'azko, pa
ne professor, otec ma hlavu plesiyd
ako koleno.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-05
Dobra rada.

Pan 81 zapalil fajku svo vlaku.
Naproti sedela DANA, ktora mu
povedala: "Mne fajcenie 2 fajky
skodf. y.
"Tak potOm by som vdln rad.l,
= odpovedal pan, aby ste faj-
lila cigarety.n
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-05
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ks AjnV nekaeAoVkvAja pod
hlienky, staaoyehs pri yyrovnsni
esslsaaeho vel4sho strajku inaj- |
herov, podl'a ktorych povinne 81
priiat' do prace nasad Aj tvcha
ltraika jidcieh majnefoy, ktori sd
tcnAmi anie, a lse1aehovav ich
llsneyite, ked' Il AotySni slosdci
Alebo prfslpsnfci inych slavian-
eekych narodov. Sdsasne dosly 4.
aa1n st'asnostii u aj vel'ke zele-
'siarske "a oceliarske spolccnosti
pomaly odstranujd prace Slo-
vakoy v0bec Slavianov.
SloYenskG Lsga, saloEena tym.
el'on aby pomahala nAsmu m
du a chr61ijla jjeho prava, povasu-
je "a svoju povinnost', zastat' sa
nasich rodakov, ked 50 i'm krivda
dejs a, chranit' .tych, ktorf sd i
mac poriadni obeania a trpia len
preto, ze boil verni K unii" po-
eas prace . straiku, ked'se "u-
MA neven6je in zy1astnu pozot-
most I a, nebrani ieh, len preto, 70
|eh povazuje sa cudzincov".
Nasledkem itoho Slovenska Ii4
Iva .chcela by zakrocit prospech
|hasich rrodakJt,, podanim st'azno-
|sti ma prfslusnych miestach, aby
'tento nespravedlivy a nepriatel :
(sky smer Dol zastaveny, Il, ktori
|aokasu, ze len pre- ich vernost
|'k uni holis prepusteni, boil do
lprace nazad prijati.
Zrejme je ale, ze k tomuto pc.
Itrebuje Slovenska Lfga predovse.
ltkym slusne q neodSkriepitel ne
la6kAsy . d6yody, ktore BY ' st az.
1hosti upotrebit 1noh1a prospech
aasich rodakov ako platne a1'ga.
menty. Bez atakychto overenycl,
|a6kazoy je jej nemozne vykona.
|Esiivojn 1lohu $ vyhl 'adom ma 1,eja.
II zdar.
Preto obracia 50 Ustredna Spra.
Wa Slovenskej Lfgy ma sirokd We
rejnost' a najma k ukrivdenyti, 5
tym vyzvanim, aby jej tieto doka-
Wy cim sk6r dorueene bo1y, q zia-
va predovsetkym Ukresne a miest
ne sbory Slov. Ligy, ako al inc
|slovenske organizacicM spolky, y
by tam kde 50 podobne krivdy
ssly, zadovazily N ukrivdenycl'
u 2 price prepusten5ch rodakov
|dokament6 aokazy (afidavity)
|,serejhyym notafom Notary Pub
|'hc) potvrdend, obsahnjdce opis
skrivodfiveho prepustenia, jake
|sj prfciny okolnosti prepustenia.
al pri st'aSnostiach jednotlivcov,
|ktolsf by sa airektne ma trad Slo.
fvenskej Liey 'obratili ziadame, aby
pfifoEeI1e boly d6kazy, lebo t'aE-
nosti bez vasnych .dovodov uplat.
| nit fienioSno.
Listing a ddkazy racte posie-
lat ma adresa: SlovenslEk higa,
P. o. Bon o06 Pittsburgh, Pa.
s rodackym pozdravenfm som
Yam oddany spolubrat,
Jan a. Kocar,
tajomnik Slov. Ligy,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-05
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