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Evening star., 1923-06-17
SOLDIERS TO PLAY
At PUBLIC CONCERT
Army Band to Be Feature at
Central High School
This Evening.

Tonight at 7:45 o'clock at
Central High Community Cen
ter. Admission free. Doors
open at o'clock. Program:
7:45 p.m.-Rnnd Concert.
March. lie Giralda". Gonzales
Selection. Mile. Modiste."
Herbert
The Army Band, William J.
Stannard, leader.
Su5 p.m.-Community Concert.
ta) america"
OBJ Salute to the flag.
tc3 Oath of allegiance.
td) "Doxology."
Everybody.
ta) Annie Laurie
tb) Down on the Farm
tc) Somewhere a Voice is Call
ing"
Everybody.
(a) Welcoming Visitors TO
Washington"
(b) Acquaintance Suna
Everybody.
Euphonium solo. Les Mil
lions d'Arlequin" Drigo
Scrgt. Samuel l.. Johnson, o.
accompanied by the
Army Band
ta) "Massa's in the Cold,
cold Ground"
(h) Marching to Glory
(c) My Wild Irish Rose"
Every body.
ta) Aria, "Vissi d'Arte." from
"Tosca" ......... Puccini
tb) Waiting" ........M Millard
Eva Slayton Fatt. soprano.
Prof. Frank A. Schroeder
at the piano.
ta) Golden Gate"
tb) Bye, Lo."
Everybody.
Announce mentS.
Excerpts from Woodland.
LuderS
The Army Band.
Surprise feature.
Robert Lawrence
star Spangled Banner
Every body.
Community singing will he
directed by Mr.. Lawrence. as
sisted by the Washington COM
munity Orchestra. with Mrs. II.
{. Grimes at the organ.
Evening star., 1923-06-17
22 MILLION STUDENTS
IN AMERICAN SCHOOLS

The smile that greets vacation
days will light up more than 22,0O0.-
600 faces this June, if figures COM
piled by the bureau of education fur
nish a correct index
A census of educational institu-
tions just completed shows that %,
100,070 pupifs were enrolled In 1922,
compared with 16,123.05O twenty
years ago. In the same period the
value of property used for school
purposes has quadrupled. It amunts
now to $2,409,7l9l2O.
Evening star., 1923-06-17

The forty-siXth free concert under
the auspices of the Community Music
Association will be given tonight at
the Central High Community Center,
with the Army Band. under the di-
rection of William ]. Stannard, as
the main attraction.
Eva SIayton Fatt, soprano, will be
the vocalist of the evening, assisted
at the piano by Prof. Frank A.
Schroeder
Sergt. Samuel j.. Johnson, the
noted euphonium soloist. now a
member of the Army Band, will be
heard in Drigos Les Millions
harlequin" with band accompaniment
Director Lawrence will introduce
some new songs for the community
singers. together with other inter-
esting features.
The Washington Community Or
chestra, Charles V. Banner, conduc-
tor will render selections and ac-
company the community singing, as
sisted by Mrs. H. Clyde Grimes at the
organ.
For the accommodation of those who
were members of the association during
the past season, and for any desiring to
become members this year, the associa-
ton will have applications and men,
bership tickets available in the lobby at
tonight'S concert.
Evening star., 1923-06-17

According to the latest word re-
ceived from the American Relief Ad-
ministration In Moscow, three of it's
staff have fallen before Cupid's
darts and, with their pretty Rus
sian brides, have planned to make
their future homes in Washington.
In Petrograd J. Rives Childs.
former member of the Washington
staff Of the Associated Press and
now connected with the American
Relief Administration. was married
to his Russian bride During the
world war Childs was d member of
tho military intelligence department
OF the United States. He wrote
book on cipher and code work which
is considered an authority on the
subject. The couple have already
been in America for some weeks and
are at present living at MIR. Childs
home at Lynchburg, Va.
The other two victims of Cupids
active bow are w. Il. Parker, who
was married in Odessa, and j. e.
Evening star., 1923-06-17
B0NYNGE NAMED
ON CLAIMS BOARD
Prominent Lawyer to Succeed Rob-
ert C. Morris as Com
missioner.

Robert William Bonynge of New
York, was appointed yesterday to
he American agent of the German
American Claims Commission, sue
Ceeding Robert c. Morris. resigned.
The appointment of Mr.. Bonynge
completes the personnel of the com
mission. and will make 1t possible
for that body to proceed with its
work Chandler. Anderson, for
mer counselor of the State Depart
ment, was appointed several days
ago to be a member Of the commits
SION. succeeding Edwin r. Parker,
who in turn. was elevated to the
POSITION of umpire made vacant by
the resignation of former Supreme
Court Justice William r. Day.
Although Mr.. Bcnynge is a native
of New York, he resided for many
Years in Colorado. representing the
first district of that state in the
House Of Representatives for 70,
Evening star., 1923-06-17

bill. II he completes II e year without
addition to his quarterly cash prizes
During the first year of the cam
paign 375 men got bright new uni
forms at the company's expense and
2,S33 five-dollar awards were made.
For the second year $50 received out
fits and 2.270 got the five-dollar notes.
In addition to these lucrative
awards. the company has much COW
eted banner that goes to the trans
portation division showing the great
est percentage of decrease in acci-
dents for each quarter.
Evening star., 1923-06-17
PUTTING 1T ON REPORTER
BRANDED AS COWARDLY
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTIC CITY, y. j., June L.
The reporter today found friend.
Col. George Mccain Of the Philadel-
phia Evening Ledger, who. addressing
the Pennsylvania State Editorial Asso
citation, attacked 1.-The fellow who
blames it on the reporter as being
nine times out of ten a moral coward
and the tenth an ordinary liar.
81 particularly desire to speak Of
a certain class of men, usually iden-
titled in some way with public life.
whom every reporter sooner or later
is bound to meet said the colonel.
HE is the individual who gives an
interview or makes a public declara
tion one day and then Indignantly
denies 1t the next.
THE reporter is the wheelhorse of
every newspaper organization. Ed
itors may write, business managers
may manage, the circulation men
may circulate, but not one Of them
could function were it not for the
+ reporter"
Evening star., 1923-06-17
D. C. DELEGATES ATTEND
SERVICE LEAGUE MEETING
Third National Convention of
Overseas Body Held
in Chicago.

Eight members of the Washington
unit are attending the third ma
tional convention of the Women's
Overseas Service League in Chicago.
They are: Miss Lena Hitchcock, vice.
president of the local organization;
Miss Gertrude HusSey. Miss Mar
guerite Godsey, Caroline Lee Hen
bricks. Miss Alma Winnighan, Miss
Geneveve Parke. Miss Virginia Ray
mond and Miss r. Louise Fitch.
Mrs. Herbert Hoover, wife of the
Secretary of Commerce, and who is
member of the Overseas League, had
her Girl Scout program presented at
the convention
Evening star., 1923-06-17
FILM STAY EXTENDED.
Birth of Nation" to Remain One
More Week

Do motion pictures ever outiive
their initial popularity? This quro-
lion receives an interesting anSWc =
in the negative in the anuoInc"ncur
last night that ID w. Grifith's mo
tion picture production, The Bir,h
of a Nation" which made its bow
to American audiences sor1e half i
dozen years ago. will be held 1T
Polfs Theater another week. owing
10 public demand.
The picture first came 10 wash !
ington more than five years ago, ut
the National Theatcr. v here IL
was exhibited TO crowded houses
throughout its stay here II was
brought back to the city SHORTY ar-
ter and shown AZ the Casino. now
the Shubcrt tGarrick, iii Mar,h II
1918.
Evening star., 1923-06-17
Just a Lesson.
From the Philadelphia Record.

From the PhlIndeIphla RECORD.
Cohen placed a ladder against the
side of the house and then called his
son, Able. aged seven. and made him
mount to the top.
Now jump" commanded Cohen.
I'm frightened" replied Able.
Cohen held out his arms.
DO as papa tells syou-jump-papa
is here"
Finally Able did jump. Cohen
stepped aside and Able fell with a
bump.
Let that teach you a lesson never
to trust nobody" said Cohen.
Evening star., 1923-06-17
Contempt Of Court.

From the New Haven Register
Defendant lin loud voIceJ-
Justice! Justice / demand Justice.
Judge-Silenre, The defendant
will please remember that he is in 4
courtroom.
Evening star., 1923-06-17
Three in american Relief Forces
Wed Russians and VIII LiUe Here

Anderson, who was married in
Moscow.
The Americans were engaged in
different parts of Russia in child
feeding work for the American Re-
lief Administration.
Evening star., 1923-06-17

years. lie is q lawyer and formerly
served as a member of the Rational
Monetary Commission.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-03

tedy 81 to vyrazte ! vasej hlavy,
Seby SINE 81 my naSe dobre "a
sl1zens pravo dali brat ) what
niekomu ma svete! Vase drze|
urazliye vypovede, adresovane
nam americkym Slovakorn najlep
Sic od6vodnujn to nase pevne pre-
dsavzatie, ze sa nezriekneme mas
no poctiye nadobudnuteho praya
a - &no bude1ne 20 stazat do vnu
torntch x&lexitostf Slovenslka q
6esl<oslovenSlkej republily vset-
kymi mo1nymi prostriedkami, do
tedy, kym take fignrky ako je al
p. dr.. Srobar, nezmizn1 ia kan
patria, kym krivda pachana pro-
II nam americkyym Slovakom ne
bude zakladne odstranena.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-03
(Dokoncenie.)

JOkOuCtHIe.J
v piatej alinei iivodu ale par
fixovateP cele zabudol ma fixova.
ME. Tam totiz stoji cele zrejme q
iadrne: " meme Slovenskeho
Nkroda ma Slovensku opravnena
je teda hovorit' jedine '.sloven.
ska Narodn& Rada. Tedy tento
odsek uz nezna ceskoslovensky'
ale len "Sloyensky Narod", ne
J. INA uz AMI ziadnej narodnej rady
ceskoslovenskej vetve'' ale len ei-
sto "Slovensku Narodnd Radu. =
Vo vete hned "a tym nasleda,-
jlcej ale, snad' len preto, ably
citatel'ovi cfm vypuklejsie Jas
nejsie padla do Okla skvostna To-
gika d6slednost panov korek-
torov, uz Ease okazale paradu-
lie: "Narodna rada ceskosloven-
skeho narodo Uhorsku obydlene-
sho" ktora osvedcuje, ze:
y Slovensky narod, je eiastka...
j" ceskoslovenskeho naroda'', ze:
:"na vsetkych kulturnych bojoch,
sktore viedol "cesky narod (tedy
ME eeskoslovensky) brala ucast'
j "Slovenska vetev!"
Takato grotesknu, schomolenipn
logickych nesmysloy etnografi-
ckych a historickych nepravd, spa
chat moze ozaj len zjaseny mo-
dog centralisticko-cechoslo
ii Go hovori tento Ivy bod dekla-
gacie? - Pozorny citatel' tn vidi:
y Re ,jestvuje; ".Slovensky Ma
rod; q Tento celok, ale, ze ic
"ciastkou" lineho rovnorodeho
rovnocennehos celku, I. j.. ''oesko
slcvenskeho naroda, p davsaksx 81
jestvuje al treti celok, t. ICES
Ky narod "-s tym rozdielom, ze
6stomto sa netvrdi, zeby Dol ciast-
kou nejakeho ineho. ..naroda. A ably
bola galamuta 1plna, tel istej
vete konstatuje sa al to, ze f.
jesto al nejaka "slovenska We
tev."
Statnici a politikovia, ked' Sd
obracajn ku yerejnosti, snazia SO
uaivat' slova vety presne ozna-
Guidce a vyslovujdce ich myslien-
ky politicke. Deklaracie me-
nom naroda alebo jeho vedncich
cinitel'ov vydavane - sostavova-
ne byvajn vo vetach prisne logi-
ckych, ably sa do toho mic inc vo-
vysvetlovat' nemohlo, co by pri-
padne stale vediicou myslien-
kou v protive. Protirecenia su ta-
kychto prejavov vytvorene. Este
isdiplomati = ked V axiom po-
lozeni n1teni su utiekat' sa ku
nejasnym, dvojsmysel 'nym vyro-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-03
PosvIETME 81 TRooHU MA P. DoKToRA
SROBARA.
3 poverenia viscerych napisal: Ivan Dsxner.

kom, pilne pozorujn ma to, aby
]aspon zdanliyy logicky slvis bol
/ zachovany. Dl'a tohoto posu-
dzujuc tn citovany Ivy bod mar
tinskej deklaracie, lmusi kazdy
spravedlivy clovek uznat', ze
tento veru nepatri do kategorie
seri6znych politickych prejavov.
Je to jednoducho - v tel jeho
spofixovanej" podobe - len je-
dna z1fale splasena strakatina ne
smyslov!
V 2-hom bode ziada sa pre- tees
koslovenskyy" narod samourcova-
Gle pravo! - Preeos - We'd Ce-
81 uz %. okt zplna uplatnili W.
uzili to pravo mer1om ceskosloven-
skeho naroda vyhlasenim neodvis-
losti Cesko-S -Slovenskej Republiky.
Tu tedy nema ziadneho smyslu, "a
by Narodna Rada ma Slovensku
ziadala to pravo pre- ecskosloven-
sky narod, ktore tento uz zplna
vyuzil, ale ano malo smysel' zia-
dat to pravo pre-, slovensky Ma
rod, zrejme je ze to al tax bolo
v nepofixovanej povodine = Bod
tento konei sa S prejavom s1hla-.
su IS tym novym pravnym polo.
'zenim, ktore dna Is. okt. 1918
uznal Habsburgsky minister or.
.Cernin. = Ell a! nasa narodna ra-
da neodyolava sa ami ma medzi-
narodne smluvy,a .dokumenty (u-.
znania Cesko-Slovenskej Republi-
ky, jej pravnym .pramenom je:
uznanie Cerninovo' '!-Tu je vern
t'azko nepisat' satyru! -
3. bod ziada okamzite uzavretie
pokoja znemoznenie vojny! =
Zvtastne sje to veru. Ku comu Yer
satisfy skongres dospet' mohol az
"a 4rok, to nasa Narodna Rada zia-
da "okamzite.r'
Pozoruhodny je ale zaver "de-
klaracie" V ktorom Ease nacho-
dime vety vymknuvsie sa pozor-
nosti "menitel 'ov" ktorych je
zdoraznene, ze jestvuje "snazivy
nadany slovensky narod" kto-
ry dospel ma taky stupen narod-
nej kultury, vyslovuje sa ma
deja, re jemu bude popriate, ably
sa dl'a svojho razu mohol vyvi-
novat'.
o tomto bodc name til informa-
ciu, re V povodnom ieho znenf zia-
dalo sa V nom al to, ably Slovensky
Narod NAL svojho zastupcu pri
miercvej konferencii, co ale nepa.
sovalo do kramu cechoslovackym
kukuckam, a preto bolo povod-
neho textu vyhodene.
Povedali SINE hore vyssie, ze de-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-03

! E : -
| memorandum osnoval /. Daxner,
| Clevelandsk1 Dohodu p. j. TYR
zicky, a Pittsburghskd Dohodu O.
snoyal a sam vlastnorucne nap1-
sal p. prezident Masaryk,
musime povazovat to tvrdenie p.
ex-ministra, re ::Idea slovenskeJ
autonomie je vynalezom mad ar
skej vlady," len "a nejapny pokus
oklamania zavadzaria verejnosti
slovenskej, "a vedome poveda-
MI nepravdu!
Pominnc zatym nasleduj1ce n
postrofovanie l'udovej strany $
jej prof. Tukom, ako strannicky
predpojate klebetenie so strany p.
DIR. Srobara, prichodime k jeho ia
mdsnym vyrokom tykaj,icim sa
bezprostredne mas americkych Sio
vakov.
P. DR.. hovori: "Po Pittsburgh
skej Dohode prisiel dstavny "a.
kon, podl'a pravnickej zasady-
pozdejsf zakon vyzdvihuje plat
most zakona starsieho.'
Krasne sii to veru pravnicke ve-
uomosti, ktore ma p. exminister
= ma zaklade ktorych trufa 81
vyslovovat' taketo 6sudky. My
vidime " duchu; ako sa pri tomto
"ecenom vyroku' small do hrsti
pritomni juristi. - Po u Pitts
burghska Dohoda ME je ziadon "a
kon, ale je to bilateralna smlu,
va, voci ktorej p - berilc do po-
vahy ten neodskriepitel ny fakt,
re prva vlada republiky, vsetky
smluvy uzavrete p. Masarykom u
znala "a platne pre- republiiSu
"zavazujnce' - revolucne ma
rodne shromazdenie v Prahe ME
je nem6ze byt' povazovane "a
s'udcu, ale len "a smluvn1 stran-
ku, takych istych pray, ako je
stranka druha, nemoze teda oslo
bodit' sama seba zpod zavazkov
povinnostf vyplyvajncich 70
smluvy, - alebo inymi slovami
povedano: smluva tato nemoze
byt' svevol ne a jednostranne ru-
sena a "a neplatn1 vyhlasena zia-
dnou vladou, ami shromazdenfm,
ami zakonom vynesenym jedno'
stranne, bez 'privolenia prvej
strany, ami vtedy, ked' by ia dru-
ha stranka svojom "zakone" w
slovne vyslovila, ze smluvu til zru-
suje, co ale 1stava neurobila. T.
stava ncruSi smluvu, ona len sved-
ci tom, ze jedna stranka smluv
ma necestne vedome nevykonala
svoju povinnost' poctive neuza-
konila ustave spolocn1 "smlu-
yu'' ma zaklade ktorej stavana bo-
la spoloGna republika spolocnymi
obetiami = silami.
Svoj vyrok horejsl doplnuje p.
Srobar al nasledovnym tvrdenim :
81 keby sama Pittsb. Dohoda v
poslednej vete nedavala prava do
macim Slovakom Cechom uspo-
riadat' 81 svoj Stat skrze legalnych
| zastupcov, v tom pripade by ne
mala nasej republike ziadneho
pravneho podkladu zakonnej
platnosti. Kto zna skutocne zne-
ME toho posledneho punktu Pitts
burghskej Dohody, toho must ma.
pint nzas mad tou tr1falost 'ou
ktorou p. prednasateP tito vetu
tendencne prekr1ca. Zrejme j
i 81
pre- kazdeho nepredpojateho clio
veka, ze ten bod Dohody netyks
sa prirodzeneho - generalneho-
prava "usporiadat' 81 svoj stat
vo vseobecnosti, ale MIN naskr'
ze nepriznava sa pravo druhe,
stranke, usporiadat' 81 no sposo
bonn protiyiacim, sat zakladnym "a
sadam 'Dohedy, 1tedy 5on nep6zzJ3
znamenat inc ako to, ze zasadni
a podstatne, poziadavky Dohod,
nesmejn byt' menene, len 'po
drobne" modality uskutocnen;,
i tychze ponechavai1 sa osvobode
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-03

i klaracia tato je v jej zmenene,
forme, konglomerat nesmyslov 9
nelogienosti, ale ona stala -
! takou len skrze vsustrovanie &c,
| choslovackych kukucich vajfcok
j lVyhod tie Won tieto, celia deklara.
| cia stane sa zrazu - az ma niektO
re malickosti logicky snvislou
politicky spravnou "Deklara-
ciou slovenskeho naroda.''
/ Ze tato "deklaracia'' p6vodne
obsahovala state, ktorych sa zia
/ dala ",narodna samosprava pre-
Slovenslzo, !" to vieme verejnych
novinarskych dispdt a 20 SOMA
MIA sameho biskupa Zocha, ba al
DIR. Stodolu, 2 coho nasleduje, ze
je tvrdenie p. Srobara, zeby: "slo-
venski zastupcovia v narodnom
WHORE "nikdy neboli ziadali au'
tonomiu,' vylozena nepravda!
Anol~- ziada!i ju pane sro-
bar! ale pani cechoslovaci, = kto-
ri ami nebrali icast' ma shromaz-
deni, - odsvindlovali ziadost' til
2-ho bodu deklaracie prave len
preto ,aby sa pozdejsie mohli cd,
volavat' na to, ze samosprayu nj
kto neziadal.
Co sa tyka celej ssdeklaracie
martinskej" - jej pofixova-
nej podobe = musfme povedat
otvorene, re Slovaka, - ktory ma
trocbu narodnej hrdosti a pove-
donna - musi zabolet' srdce, ked
vidi axe to ckvary konf1snych ne
smyslov predkladajd sa svetu me-
nom Slovakov, skrze patentova-
nych a privilegovanych t. r. "po-
litikov" a "statnikov" centrali-
stickJch a akymi podvodnymi tri-
kami tito t'vyspelf" politici fal-
sovali slovenskii verejn6 mienku.
Me dl p,tom, ze nasi lepsl bra
tia, Cesi - ked' vida taketo blbe
deklaracie, musejd mat vel mi
mike nazory intelektpalnej uro-
vni a politickej vyspelosti sloven-
skych poprednych muzov muse
ji Mich vidiet' skutocne spoloe-
most ma najvys inferiornu, kto-
rou sa nehodno seriozne zapodie-
vat. Treba dat niektorych spl-
havcom zopar ministerskych kre-
siel, "slovensky narod" je po-
chovany.
Sledujnc d'alej referat pred
naske dra Srobara. nachodime We
tu: "Myslaenku !autonomie Slo-
venska prinasaTi ma Slovensko
naiprv zlou s1ovencinou tlacene
letaky, ktcre vydavalo mad 'arske
'propagacne oddelenie v Budape-
sti" - a d'alej: vyrok, re idea
slcvenskej autonomie politickej
je vynalezom mad 'arskej vlady
pre- Slovakov zijucich v republike
Ceskoslovenskej."
Ze kedy, -av ktorom to case
objavili sa tie budapestianske le'
taky ma Slovensku9 to nam p.
Srobar neprezradzuje. Ze to ale
nemohlo byt' ma "zaciatku" val
ky a nasej revol1cie, to ie samo-
zrejme, lebo vtedy este mad ar
ski magnati cele iste ratali ma TO-,
ze wit 'azia ami ume nemali
ponukat' Slovakom autonomiu"
ba prave naopak, zavadzali stata-
ria hrozili nam sibeniciami. Jest
Ii je tedy pravda, ze sa podobne
letaky zjavili ma Slovensku, psy-
chologicky NONE to bolo len po-
tom, ked' v Budapest uz zrejme
videli, ze prehrali, ze hratko-
zrak prazski centralisti stavajh
sa proti poziadavke samospravy,
vyslovenej urcite a jasne uz roku
1915, memoranda Slovenskej Lii
gy v Amerike a v Clevelandskej
Dohode, a potvrdenej Pittsburgh
skou Dohodou 30; maja r. 1918.
Tie letaky boly tedy len podvod-
nym vyuzitfm hlnpeho odporu
smerodajnych politickych zasle-
pencov prazskych, proti poziadav
Ike samospravy, to bolo az po
dOkoncenei nOraZke cpntralnych
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-03
YouNesTowNsKE sLoyENsKl NovlNy

/. Ci treba este jasnejM d0kaz
( mala fides-ui" Preco tam tax
!potutel ne vynechsya >. srobGr 70 |
:slovo, "podrobne''i Ci vidfte a
,kymi to skvcstnymi dovodami
chcd yerejnost' oklamat' "a
West PAM centralisticki Hikta.
|torii
Go "a tym nasleduie, je druhy
oflinok, ktory chcel vylepit p. ex-
minister nam americkym Slova'
kom, ked' vel'kopanskym t6nom
hovori: "D'alej musia 81 Slovaci
y Amerike uyedomit', ze SINE Sta
tom suverennym, medzinarodny-
mi smluvami uznanym, Re obca-
MIA cudzieho statu, nemaj1 prava
,niesat' sa do vnntorneho zariade-
MIA nasho (Srobarovho9o stain.
"Americkf Slovaci zijdc v cudzom
state a sue Dbcanmi cudzieho sts-
tu, tomto svojom pocinani sh vo'
ci ceskoslovenskej republike, mier
ne povedane, nelojalni, lebo neko-
nain voci ceskoslovenskej repuo-
like ziadnych povinnostf obcian.
skych, ME sd povinni ctit' 81 a "a
chovavat' zakony, udrzovat' po-
riadok, davat' vojakoy a platit
dane.'
Dobre 81 zapamatajte tieto ma,
dute slova drahf rodaci v Ame-
rike! - tn by vas - aha : chcei
D. Srobar smahom vydedit' va
| Sci vlasti a vyhlasuje vas "a zba'
venych akychkel'vek >'povinho-
sti" obcianskych, len preto, ably
yam bezocive odoprietI' mohol pra-
va. ktore on medal a ktore bez-
sporne mate. - Nezabudnite ma
to, ked' tento panik pride sem! -
A spytajte sa no dorazne, re co tn
lv Amerike chce po tejto jeho W.
povedi? e.
NY mu ma to menom amerle-
Ikych Slovakov odpovedame:
Go sa tyce toho, ze je ten mas
| ceskoslovensky Stat (menom
ktoreho nam tax urazlive a nadu-
te odopiera obcianske prava ten
to podareny pan 'spolitik a stat
nix" -" "suverenny" "uznany
medzinarodnyni smluvami',
dovol 'uieme 81 vel'm dorazne u
pamatovat' no, ze by dnes nebol
| ten Stat, ami "siverennym," ami
"uznanym". ami by on nebol ex-
ministrom, keby nebolo byvalo
mas americk5ch slovakov! - My
SINE nase "povinnosti" vykonall
poctive a nikomu ma svete media
me 81 brat nase "prava." s ma
mi takymto t6nom nema prava ho-
vorit' ziadon nafikany ex-minl-
ster. co sedel dakde "a pecou, ked
SINE sa my borili "a ten Stat, ktory
no sprawl ministrom, co utekal
hore dolu medzi Prahou Ruzom-
berkom, ably 81 chranil svoju mi
zern1 kozku, vtedy ked nasl
chlapci mreli ma krvavych po-
liach Francie Sibiru, len ku
koncu, - ked' uz nasa revolucia
bola iispesnou Rak. Uh. monar-
CHA prast ala, iSiel do Mikula'
sa sniest to vajicko, "a co no po-
tom Mad d'ari ma kratky cas- prl-
vreli.
Hovorite, re SINE my "obcania
cudzieho statu" to je veru Wy
lozena nepravda, lebo my SINE vac
sinou obcanmi Cesko-Slovenskej
Republiky, platime tam dane ma
vyzvu nasich konzulatov tn V A
merike, podrobujeme sa regruta-
!! eke! Nase pravo obcianske Je as
pom tax dobre, ako bolo Masary-
kovo alebo Benesovo pocas revo-
lucnej prace, ale ie rozhodne lep-
Sic, ako obcanske pravo tych W.
tueenych panov, ktori zasadli ku
hodem pri tabuli nami priprave'
nei a nasimi obetiami prikrytej.
Hovorit' nelojalnosti nasej, kto-
ri SINE nasou krvou a obetiami W.
dobli zbudoyali Republiku Wy
mohli jej "uznanie' je tedy zro-
l H. 1.l..1-s I.o.ax:,,co@3
The Monmouth inquirer., 1923-02-08
AUTOS ARE DAMAGED
BY CARELESS OWNER
Attention Called to Useless Wear
and Waste of Gas.
Passenger Car Drivers Should Follow
Example of Racing Car Pilots
and Slow Down for Turns
start Engine Smoothly.

There is too much carelessness in
automobile driving" declared an au-
tomotive engineer, in calling attention
to the useless wear and tear on the
car. combined with reckless waste of
gasoline. :
Did you ever notice." he added,
"how some drivers take turns?
"a honk of the horn-a rush of air
: and they're gone-if the road is clear.
If it isn't the brakes lock with a slam,
the wheels slide, there's a smell of
burned rubber, the clutch is olsen
gagged, the motor races its head off.
And what does this all mean? Use
less wear on tires. excessive waste
of gasoline and oil, severe strains on
the engine and certain damage to the
brakes.
s'The greatest racing a pilots
slow down for the turns on the track.
They do that because they know how
to get the best results. / cannot fig
ure out why some passenger car driv-
ers don't use the same good judgment.
''It's absolutely unnecessary to race
a motor in making a stop. In start
ing all one has to do is to speed up
the motor just enough to pull away
from the curb smoothly.
81 feel pretty strongly on this sub
ject, and l believe that a little extra
caution on the part of every automo-
bile owner will make it possible for
all of US to get the utmost out of
every drop of gasoline and oil we use,
and at the same time prolong the life
of our cars"