davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-06
Second Hour

No let up occurred in the demand
for stocks in the late morning and
bullish demonstrations went ahead IN
every part Of the list Columbia Gas
went into new high ground at BAN,
rejecting consolidation Of some
middlewestern holdings. Motors were
strong as a group. Mack Trucks,
Studebaker. and Chandler reaching
the best levels Of the upswing, while
other representative groups Joined in
the forward march which had attained
considerable momentum by noon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-06
Silver Medals

Perry a Moore, Otterbein; Roy
Weinhold, Fowler; Herman Reynolds,
Lebanon. r. r. Il; w. II. Baker,
Lyons: Holmes Peters, Vallonia; Ros.
coe Ianuing Wheatland; William
acknowledgements, Sandborn; Fred
w Buescher. Edwardsport; H r.
Wason. Lowell: Albert J. Quivey,
Plymouth: r. r. Pennington. Shoals;
Clifford Herath, Brook; Harry Sell,
Brook; Charles Longyear, Kendall
Vile. Thomas Raymond, Halton; Carl
Creek. Liberty: Harold Winsett, Ten
nyson; Harish Bros. Button, r. r. 1.
Bronze Medals
Robert LaBoyteauX. Newcastle
Harvey Denny. Madison; C. A Bar
hite. Lowell; Larllin Stallings. New
Harmony: A T Blacklidge Rushdlle
Sidney Carter Richland; Willie Essig
Upton; Sam Fields, Liberty; John F.
Perkins Liberty; Lawrence c. Craw-
ford. Milton: Alva Jones. Liberty Cen
ter; Ora A. Lamm. Button. r. r. g.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-06
Births

Daniel and Hattie Fulton, 1913 AlyOrd.
John and Madge Kiley. 800 y ONO
Everett and Kathryn suitor s07 Coffey.
Walter aud Mona Whitman. 1043 Haugh.
James ard Katherine Kurtz. 540 W. Tween
ty-Sixth.
Charles and jeanette Thorpe SIS E. Nor
rts.
George and Lilly Kirstufek Sal n. Glad
stone
Boys
Walter and Eva Alice 5"'7 Winthrop.
John md Erna Sharkey. 2Sl5 n. Illinois.
william and Edna Murphy. 2o2o Living
ston
Louis and Bertha Lltwak, 1912 S. Me
ridian.
Burton and Lydia Barrett, 1917 Pleasant.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-06
TON LIT1ERS ARE
PRODUCED BY IS
SWINE RAISERS
Live Stock Breeders ASSoCia-
ton Awards Gold Medals
to Winners.

BU ItnlcS Spec1dt $3.50.
eight members Of the Hoosier Ton
Litter Club today hold gold medals
awarded by the Indiana Livestock
Breeders Association for producing
ton litter of hogs.
Chester A. Meal of Rush County
produced the heaviest litter. Ills
thirteen pure bred Poland Chinas
weighed 3.210 pounds.
The second heaviest was one of
twelve pure bred Durocs that weighed
2.s45. produced by John F. Allan of
Sullivan County.
FOR litter weighing between 1,S0O
and 1000 pounds at six-months'
eighteen members received silver
medals. Eleven were awarded bronze
medals for litters Weighing from 1900
to 1900 pounds.
Gold Awards
List of those awarded medals fol-
low: Otto Holle Decatur; E. w.
Busche. Monroe: John w. Amstutz
Eerne; John Leuck, Ambia; Lock
Moore farm, Thorntown; J. C. Enders,
burg; 0. c. King & Son. Sweetser; L.
c. Letsinger, Bloomfield; w. G. Hola-
day, Carmel; Lester Foster. Green
field: Roscoe L. Bowers, Springport;
A. L. Winters, Newcastle; Henry
Steele, Kennard: Robert Langston,
Dublin: J. W. Buscham. Vallonia; Will
liam Judd, Cortland; Lottie Mitsche,
OH q
lonia; Flank r. Porter, Hanover; /.
f. Loci ry, Franklin; T. l. Meier,
Westphalia; Ivan Hayburst, Lowell;
D. c. Frank & Son, Hobart; John Nor
rical. Bourbon; John c. Haag, Walk
erton; James T. Clifton, Shoals: T. H.
Norman. Macy; John T. Riddle,
Unionville; Harry Bruner, Brook: Roy
6. Sell. Brook: William Whaley,
Brook: Edward Hooper, Roselawn
Ivan Chambers, Gosport; Cottrell
Bros. Rockville; NJ. J. Parks, Kendall
willie. Carl Harve, Kendallville; How
ard Evans, Russellville; c. +.
Webster. Russerville. Claude Mangus
Union City; Joseph Z. Brown, Union
City: Wilbur Gray. Nashville; Charles
NJ. Phillins, Arlington r. w. Dawson
& Son. GIenwood: Chester A. Meal
Manila Roy Price. Richland; Chris
BRAKEMAN. Lamar; John f. Allan.
Farmersburg; Purdue experiment
station. Lafayette; 0. r. Creek. Nit
chel: Gilbert Gardner. Liberty: Frank
Carson, Liberty; r. S. Snow, Salem
D. z. Short. Salem, r. r. 6; Horace
NJ. Cole Milton; w G. Martin, Liberty
Center Edwin Edris Bluffton, r. r.
8; Tom Fitzgerald. Dana.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-06
Noon Hour

Wall Street rightly regarded Presi
dent Coolidge's message as the most
constructive document in recent
years. But the financial community
had expected stocks to sell of when
the good news contained in the
message was made public and a re-
dictionary tendency developed toward
the end Of the noon hour. The set
back to the morning advance, how
ever, was not great as the community
was too much engrossed in thought
concerning the bullish outlook as in
TINA ted in the address to allow any
important recessions TO take place.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-06
Fourth Hour

Recessions during the early after
ICON were largely confined TO in
dustrial leaders as the rails continued
buoyant under leadership Of New
York Central which reached a new
high on the movement. This strength
was based on the highly bullish IN
terpretatiOns Of President COOlidge's
railroad recommendations. especially
those regarding consultations as a
means to more efficient and at the
same time more economic operation
Of many Of the great trunk systems
OF the nation.
Wednesday averaged 92.S1. up Is per
cent. Twenty active rails averaged
$50, up 50 per cent
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-06
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE To DEFENDANTS
State Of Indiana, County Of Marion. IS:
in the Circuit Court of said county.
Lydia K Carey. plaintiff.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-06

NEXT-Bed Coverings.
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-10-12
AUTUMN
Marion Foulk
Lillian Corliss Hires.

Autumn, the delightful and most
beautiful of the season. 1t is in this
season that the sky seems clearer, and
the sun brighter in contrast with the
leaves of Gods forest.
Autumn is the season when God
sends his air fairies with paint and
brush to every tree. Day by Day as
they work you can see the color
brighter, first tinge, and then a
deeper, and then the color is seen in
swaying in the wind; my but the trees
look proud of their cloaks, but alas,
presently the yellow, and red leaves
begin to fall, and son the trees are
bare, but before going to sleep for the
winter they ge tone more glance at
their fallen garments, "then Sleep"
The playful wind rushes by and
shakes large beautiful chestnuts from
their place on tn etree.
Then Mr.. and Mrs. Squirrel are
kept busy carrying away chestnuts
for their winter supply. Then we hear
the ring of laughter, children are COM
ing for their share of the nuts, as long
as the chestnuts lay on the ground
the children are happy. They laugh
and sing at their work, and God is
glad he made a season called Autumn.
Then comes the harvest of Golden
Grain, and the picking of rosy apples,
with luxuriant pears to be stored in
the attic, to eat when Jack Frost
comes.
Autumn, when yellow golden rod
and other late flowers are seen, sway
ing and dancing to the lively tune of
the breeze Adding all these wonder
Gus things to gether we have, tall
graceful trees and leaves of yellow
and red, the harvest of golden grain,
the hunting of the chestnuts, and the
picking of late fruits, so you can
plainly see why God has set this sea-
son aside. naming it Autumn, mean
ing the time of golden harvest.
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-10-12
Local MaSOnS to Take
Part in Great Event
VIII Witness Laying of Corner
stone of George Washington
Memorial November |

Many MasOns from this city and
vicinity are planning to attend the
ceremonies attendant upon the laying
Of the cornerstone on November /. at
Alexandria, Va, Of the George Wash
lngton Masonic National Memorial.
This event will attract to Alexanria
and Washington, D. c.. the largest
kumber of MasOns ever gathered on
any occasion in American history.
The memorial, which is declared to
be the grandest ever erected in honor
Of any man, will be built on Shooters
Hill, along the Arlington Ridge and
commanding a view of the city of
Washington, of Mount Vernon and of
all the country most frequented by
George Washington. The structure
will exceed in size all the other great
monuments heretofore erected in the
national capital and immediate envi-
rons. 1t will be 230 feet in depth by
160 feet in width and its height will be
200 feet. 1t will be in the classical
style, entirely of enduring granite,
and its cost when completed will be
$4,000,000
Surrounding the memorial proper
will be park of 90 acres, and the edi-
flee will be approached by a series of
steps and terraces, beautifully arrang-
ed by the landscape artist. The Me-
mortal Hall in this grand structure
will be in the form of an atrium 70 by
100 feet and 64 feet in height. 1t will
be flanked by Ionic columns 40 feet
high. The entrance will be expressed
in a six-columned portico of pure
Doric design. Above the Memorial
Hall will be rooms used for a museum
of Washington relics Still another
level will rise beyond that, and crown
ing all will be a covered observation
platform, all three levels screened by
stately collonades.
The architects for the imposing
memorial are Helme & Corbett, of
New York, with S. Eugene Osgood, of
Grand Rapids, as consultant, and the
landscape architects are Olmstead
Brothers, of Brookline, Mass.
There are now more than 1900
Blue Lodges in the United States, with
100000 members. The Masonic Fra
telnity as a whole, and each of its
100000 members, are vitally inter
ested in the ceremonies to accompany
the laying of the cornerstone of the
memorial on November l next. The
memorial itself will be the center and
rallying point for the Masons of the
United States and of the whole world.
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-10-12

When desperate ills demand
speedy cure, distrust is cowardice, and
prudence, folly.-Johnson.
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-10-12
South Side Eden

Touchdowns-G. Dalbow, J. Patter-
son. Wright. Goal from touchdown
Patterson, 1.
Substitutions-Tig M. Patter-
son for Coneeny; Mahoney for Hen
bricks; C. Dalbow for Wolfer; Bennett
for o. Viele; Hendricks for Mahonev;
Kilmer for Robinson; Wolfer for H.
Dalbow; Smell, for Bellard. South
Side Eden: Alexander for Ferris;
Shockley for Magee; Santa for Gun
ther; Sclor for Nemethy; Golden for
Rossiter; Dean for Goodman.
Referee-Layton, Swarthmore. UNI
pire-Stafford, GOldey. Head Lines
man-Mitchell. Time of periods-12
minutes.
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-10-12

Statute laws can never be made to
supersede economic. laws.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14
ROBOTNE ZPRAVY.
10 -hodinovi robotnici dostali pod
vysku.-Vysoke pece vyhasene.

Robotnfci, ktorl pracujI po 10
hodin denne oceliarnach, a ktori
sa citili ukrivdenymi pri zavedeni
8hodinovej pracovnej DOLBY, do
stall 10 percentovu podvysku,
ktora sa i'm rata cd l. septemibra.
Oceliarne myslia, re tymto otaz-
ka 1O-hod. robotnikov bola spra-
vodlivo riesena.
Behom. tyzdila vyhasene holy
d'alsie vysoke pece, a sice II A. M
Byers Girard, a II Carnegie v
New Castle po jednej. Cinnych j:
teraz ma okoli 30 peel. V kratkom
case majd' byt' vyhasene pece v
Sparksville a Leetonia.
Milsov cinnych je 70 20 1T
open hearth peel Sc 20 66. Besse-
meri s1 vsetky chime. 2 oceliarni
plnou silou pracuje tuna len Car.
negie Steel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14
VYPLATA v AUaUSTE
oBNASALA $6,910, ,331.

Augustova vyplata v youngs-
townskych priemyselnych podni-
koch obnasala dl'a bankovych w
kazov $6,91O,331, eili $7OO,240
Wac, nez mesiaci jill, ale 255
tisic menej, nez mesiaci j1ni to-
no rokn. Oproti lanskej augusto-
vel vyplate terajsia je vyssia Q
poltret'a miliona dolarov.
Ia vsetkych osem mesiacov to-
no roku priemyselne podniky tu-
najsie vyplatili shhrnne $5O,527,- ;
895. Vlani naproti tomu "a ce,5
rok vyplaty obnasaly $54, ,046, ,347
a pred'lanskym len $50, 1884 TAI.
Tedy poslednvch troch rokov
terajsi je najlepsi, lebo uz osem
mesacny vykaz je vyssf nez cello.
rocny r. 1921.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14
POLL .ITlCKY
Pr !. + III LAD ] !. ! |
~ EAST oJJNGsTowN MAJtt
NE0Dv1SLEHo / KoNTRA-NE.
s0DvISLfHo KAagDIDATA.

volicia Y East Youngstown do.
zili 40 lioyeho prekvapenia. Do
bre znamy Slovak, Jan Vay
zadal petfciu ako neodvisly
didat ma i1rad mayora. Gordol
stranka dostala strach jeho kan
didacie, slebo uz pozna silu slo-
venskych hlasov a preto najala 81
druheho Vansucha, Jozefa, ktory
je ME rodine P. Janom Var
suchom, aby proti siel a talk aby
znemoznil jeho zvolenie. Nuz toto
je, ako sa hovori, politicky trils,
ktory Slovakov uponizuje "a
ktory sa bude dakto volakedy
hanbit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14
KTO A GO ST KANDIDATI
MA MAYORSTVO.

Udavame dl'a abecedy mena
kandidatov ma trad mayora mas
no mesta a ich kratuGke zivoto-
pisy.
Edward B: Davis, roller a Glen
mestskej rady.
Rev. George A. Gibson, kaza-
tel' ma Mahoning Ave-, vodca po-
hybu ma odstranenie Reese-a a
Watkinsa, udajne kandidat kla-
nistov.
James A. Green, zeleznieiar,
byv. Glen mestskej rady, terajsi
Glen parkovej komisie Glen Stat
nej zakonodarne.
David G. Hamilton, obchodnik
nepohnutel most ami, mayor East
Youngstown "a diva ,terminy, d.
rektor bezpecnosti Youngstown
vr. 1929.
Fred A. Hartenstein, grocer, by
valy Glen mestskej ray, okresnv
pokladnik r. 1903-O7 a mayor me
sta Youngstown r. 1926.
Thomas G. Muldoon, advokat,
Dol Wac razy kandidatom ma 1rad
mayora.
William G.. Reese, b. Glen NEST.
skej rady, jej predseda mayor
Cd julia 1922.
Charles F. Scheible, spravca
stavitel 'skej spoloenosti, doneda.
7na direktor verejnej sluzby me-
sta Youngstown.
George B. Snyder, novinar, by
valy postmaster Youngstown ,
,okoch 1894-98 1914-22. ia ne
no ct. citatelia dostavali riadnei.
Sic tieto noviny.)
Jerry G. Sullivan, inzinier, cle1
mestskej rady treti termin :
wardy.
James Watkins, policajt, detek
tiv a cd r.19l7-1923 policajny Sc
mesfa..
w. j. Williams, advokat a OBJ
chodnik nepohnutel most 'ami, clel
statnej zakonodarne 1902-1906
predseda carterovej kofnisie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14
POBOzNQ6n POVYSENlA SV. KRfzA
Y EADe 81. CYRnLA A METHODA
Ma peboznostach kor6 potrvaju cely tyzden, VISTA
veny bude kdsok praveho Niza ma ktorom Jezis Dol
ulrizovany.

v slovenskom katolickom chra-
me Sv. Cyrilla q Methoda, ma ro-
hu Wood a Watt nlic, zapoeate
boly dnes rano oj6. hodine poboa-
nosti Povysenia sv, Kriza, ktore
'potrvajd "a cely tyzden, od IA. do
81. septembra. Poboznosti sa od-
byvajd denne tri razy: o 8. hodi-
ne rano, cd 12. do l. ma poludnic
pol s. hod. vecer. Od pondei-
ku ranajsie poboknosti budd 0 6.
hodine k v6li tym, ktori mnsia
ist' do prace.
Poboznosti spoiene s1 so slav-
nostnou sv. omsou, sv. spoved 'ou,
sv. prijimanfm, sv. pozehnanim a
krizovou cestou. Sv. omSe slnzit
bude Rev. j. M. Liseinsky, du-
chovny osady Sy. Cyrilla Methc-
da, deakonom bnde vypomocny
duchovny Rev. Juraj Bobal, sub
deakonom Rev. Jozef Kostik, du-
chovny osady Sv. Alzbety ma Ha-
selton.
V nedel'u vecer pol s. hod.
poboznosli bud1 sa bdbyvat' v
chrame osady Sy. Alzbety, co
Rev. Liscinskeho meme osadni-
kov poziadal Rev. j. Kostik.
Rev. LiSinskt sdel 'uje, ze ma
tychto poboznostiach predmetom
nabozneho horlenia a rozjimania
bude kdsok drevassz praveho kri-
Ia, ma ktorom Je3is Kristns bo,
,ukrizofany. Kdsdle 6ndes spoeas po. 20
boznosti stale yystaveny pre- ve-
riacich ma pobozkanie a pohliad-
nutie nan. Tito relikviu obdrzai
Rev. Liscinsky od sameho papeza,
ktcry mu ju postal v lani po osvp.
biskupovi Schrembsovi. Je to je-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14

zenka tuna, matka, dive sestry a
test kraji, testina, pani Stur-
manova, svagor Jan R. Sturman,
Svagrina pani L'udmila Ondrasi-
kova s manzelom a synom Vlaa-
kom tuna veliky kruh pribuz-
nych a priatel'ov.
Pan Kovac bol zlateho srdca
clovek, neublizil, ako sa hovori.
ami muche, Dol itchy, mily, praco-
witty. Jeho nahla smrt licinkovala
IA kazdeho, kto no poznal, zdr-
cujlce.
Pohrabne obrady vykonal Rev.
Joseph Lloyd, kazatel' Calvary
baptistickej cirkve anglickej a
Rev. Karol Dusek, kazatel' sloven.
skej bapttstickej cirkve vo stvr-
tok popoludnf v dome smdtkn.
'Pochovany Dol ma hrobitove y
Boardman Center, "a tichej 1ca-
sti rodiny a jeho priatel 'ov.
Krasny pohrab vystrojil sloven-
sky pohrabnik, p. j. G.. Vascak.
'Nebohemu mech je slava vecna
pozostalym, menovite jeho man
zelke, mech Pan Bob ul'ahcuje jej
bremeno a pomoze vychoyat' q
sirot, ma ktorych 81 nebohy tax
mnoho zakladal, cennych clenos
naroda nasho.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14
SLOVAK NAPADNUTY
ZBOJNiKMI A oRABoVANY

Pan Stefan Javorsky, z {. 802
Franklin Ave. Dol prepadnuty !:
stredu vecer d'voma zbojnfkmi a
orabovany o $500 hodinky.
Zbojnici vykrocili hpoza jed
neho domu ned 'aleko byvania p
Javorskeho a rozkazali mu dat
ruky hore. Jeden 20 zbojnikov o.
prel p. Javorskemu revolver Q
hlavu a druhy mu presiel po vre..
ckach. Po zlocine obaja usli. Boii
asi 25-rocni. i
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14

diny opravdovy knsok 70 sv. kri-
Ia clevelandskej diocezi a Rev.
Liscinsky dostal od osvp. biskupa
document, ia zaklade ktoreho
m6ze ist' do kazdej osady v dio-
cezi krfzove poboznosti vykonl-
vat. Je to zaiste vel Ike vyznacenic
ako Rev. Liscinskeho, tax al osa-
dy Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda a vobec
Slovakov. Ocakava sa ma tychto
poboznostiach tisdce katolikov
nekatolikov-krest 'anov, Amerika-
nov inych narodnosti, ably mohli
aspon pohliadnut' ma kisok z kri-
"a, ma ktorom Spasitel' podst1-
pill strasnn smrt', aby' mas vykti-
pill 'hriechov.
Krizove poboznosti s1 jednymi
z najvyyznamnejsfch v katolickej
cirkvi a konajt sa starom kraji
kazdorocne. Ma mnohych miestach
majn Kalvariu a IA stanic, kde
sa poboznosti koncia. Tieto poboz-
nosti upamattvajd veriacich ma
utrpenie Jezisa a ma ideale, "a
ktore zomrel.
V tieto easy, ked' Ku Klux
Klan Sri nenavist', hucka blizne-
no proti bliznemu, vyvlastnuje 81
Krista pre- seba, dobre padne pri-
pomen1t' mu, ze Kristus nesiril
nenavist', ale lasku; ME odboj, a.
lie pokoru; neziadal pomstu, ale
odpustenie a milovanie nepriate-
Ia. Ma tieto poboznosti by mali
prist' k1anisti uvideli by, ze sli
pomylenf, ze ich ciny sti ME kre-
st 'anske i navratili by sa ku pra-
vemu krest 'anskemu zivotu dl'a
prikazania JeziSa Krista: "Miluj
blizneho svojho, ako seba same
ho.'' s"@H H1B
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14
Mayor chce mat dobry chyr.

Mayor Reese po tieto dni vybral
sa policiou pol 'ovat' ma prize
stupnikov prohibicie peknym "
sledkom. v jednom dome nasli 26
kvartov palenky a druhom ce-
Ii palenciaren 0 $50 galonovej ka-
pacite. Hotovej palenky zhaba!i
20 galonov palenceneho kvasu
1150 galonov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14
GARBIC ZACNU PALIT
Cd II. SEPTEMBRA

Spal'ovanie garbieu (kuchyn-
skych odpadkov) zapocate bude
uz II. septembra, afl'a oznamenia
P. j. Carney-ho, direktora verej-
nej sluzby. Vtedy totiz dohotove-
ma bude stavba incineratora (pece
Ma spal 'ovanie). Tato pee stavana
je Nye Odorless Incinerator Co.
"a 100000, ma Cedar st.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14
JAsENNY TERMfN PRI
oKRESNoM sUDE sA ZACAL

Jasenny termin tunajsieho COM
mon pleas kortu Dol zahajeny.
Sud ma pojednavat' skoro $500
s1dnych zalezitostf, co je re-
kordne cislo. Sudcovia 81 rozdeli.i
nasledovne pracu: Sudca Cooper
rozsobaSe rodinne veci, sudca
Anderson g;aain&ane yeci, sna-
covia Lyon, Gessner Mcclure
civilne veci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14
CHOROBA SA
ZJAVILA v YOUNGSTOWN

Mrs. Charles Sherman, z West
Bancroft Ave. je uz druhy tyzdcn
v tuhom spanku. Este predminuly
pondelok zaciti!a vel'ke boil 'asti
v hlave, zatym upadla do bezve-
donna polovicneho. Raz ju zobu-
dill po vel'kej namahe. Lekari my
slia, ze trpf ma spav1 chorobu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14
CHOU VYHNAT KHAN
20 STATU OHIO

Columbus, Ohio. - American
Unity League zapocala kampail
ciel 'om vyhnania Ku Klux Klanu
20 Statu Ohio. V Marietta vydr-
ziavala poradn1 schodzu, ma kto-
rel recnil apelatny sudca James
NJ. Moran z Portland, Ind. Plany
dl'a ktorych Lfga chce klanistoy
vyhnat' 2 Ohio, neboly dane dc
verejnosti. ...s. .....
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14
OHIO MA 21s,s88 CUDZINCOv
BEZ PRvEHO OBG. PAPIERU

Prist 'ahovalecka iiradovna mi
nisterstva prace vydala statistiku
dl'a ktorej 2 353,O9s prist 'ahoval-
GOV Ohio, len 1894 vybralo
81 prvy obciansky papier a 218,88s
ich zije bez akejkol' 'vek nachyl-
nosti K americkemu obcanstvu.
Mad touto clslicou hrozf sa celia
americka 'verejnost' a pozaduje
dajaky cin Cd statnych vrchnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14
v NILES CHoD1A PEST.

Mestecko Niles vytrhalo sobo-
tn kol 'aje. P. O. E. Co. ma Robbins
Ave, ze kompania nechcela platit'
$4,000 "a vydlazdenie ulice, po
ktorej jej kary chodia. Nilescania
"a cely tyzden museli chodit pesi
cez t1to ulicu. Ma zakrocenie' sii-.
du, kol'ajnice budh znoyu polo
zene ma bud1ci tyzden.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14
TEN VERU NAL VSKUTKU
NEHORAzNY PECH!

Frederick Bates, 4O-rocny citil
sa minuly stvrtok tako dajaky
mladenec preto mrkal ocima ma
vsetky strany, ably privabil da-
ktoreho amelia MIN ma auto-rajd.
Nuz ale NAL pri tom strasny pech,
lebo ten anjelik, ktory sa siel $
MIN povozit' nebol nikto my, ako
Miss Lottie Mitchell, policajtka
mesta Youngstown, ktora no bez
l'ntosti areSt0vala.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14
Zklsky pre- kandidatov
ma drad sefa policie odlozene

V piatok maly byt' vydrziavan6
pred civilnou komisiou zkusky a..
plikantov ma trad sefa policie.
Preto, ze sa ma zklsky dostanoviii
len dvaja aplikanti, potrebni sd
styria, komisia 'odlozila datum
zkdsiek ma 20. septembra. Ia do
casneho Sefa policie vymenovany
boil kapitan McNicholas.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14
PANIKOVCOM ZOMRELA
DCERKA.

Bozenka Panik, 6-rocna dcerka
Jana a Katariny Panik, 2114 Ell
beron St., zomrela utorok M
Sarlach. Okrem rodicov zanecha-
va brata Jana a sestry Annu, Ka-
tarinu, Alzbetu a Zuzannu. Po-
hrabne obrady vykonal Rev. Rob
v dome sm1tku. Pochovana bola
v stredu ma Belmont Park cinto-
rine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14
20 SLOW AMERIKY.

Prednaskovy vybor TSJS. nam
oznamuje, ze DIR. Srobar so spoloc-
nfkmi dojde okolo %. septembra
s lod 'ou "Lafayette" do N. Y.
New Yorksky Dennik vydal
slavnostne cfslo prilezitosti jeho
1O-rocneho jubi!eumu.
Chicagsky Dennik zacal znovu
vychodit'. aW
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14
WATKINS ZTRATIL
PRVU APELACIU

James Watkins, ktory Dol zba-
veny nradu policajneho sefa me-
sta Youngstown guvernerom Do
naheyom, ztratil prv1 apelaciu.
Guverner totiz v stredu odoprel
mu novy vysluch. Advokati Wal
kinsovi teraz podajd apelaciu ma
hlavny sud statu Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-09-14
PRfLEzITOsT PRE- TUCNE
zENY SCHUDNUT

Tunajsia Y. w. G. A. otvorila
triedy pre- zeny, ktore sd prituens
chcely by schudndt'. Miss Elsie
M. Werts, direktorka zdravotneho
oddelenia bude ma cele telocviku,
ktorN budii tucne danny konat
kazdy utorok a stvrtok rano .
pol 10. hodine. Do tejto triedy
budn prijimane len danny, ktore
maj1 dive, tri j styri brady.