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APARTMENT-Pr six rooms gas
and electric; IL E. Second ST Apply
LEWIS y. Z Corner Second and French
streets. junel5-iyr
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DELIVERING & LIGHT HAULING
James l. Passwater. 3l2 Sixth Ave.
Phone SS72. jan2-1m.
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700 block w. 26th St. s r. b, ?. II.
$500 block. jefferson St, 8 r, r, r, II.
200 block. Washington st. 6 R, b,
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APARTMENT rooms and bath.
sol Orange st. Phone 2297-J.
jani0-lm.
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REAL EsTATE-roR SALE

9O7 Orange Street.
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FOR GENERAL HAULING AND Nov
ING. call Donnelly. Phone 56l7. 704
Harrison st. sept6iyr.
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IF YOU MUST SACRIFICE your home,
address W-6s. Evening Journal Office.
jan25-tf.
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APARTMENTs ToR RENT.

APARTMENT livlngroom
and bedroom, with private bath 909
jefferson st. Janis i2t
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APARtMENT-Furnished. three rooms
and bath second floor; no children.
400 jefferson street. ian262t.
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Real EstaL-r Insurance & Mortgages
1900 Pine ST. Phone 1850.
Member vii r. F. Board.
, 1923-02-11

length Of the irrigation season is
from April l to September 30, or 1873
days. Late and early frosts may be
expected but ordinarily little damage
results.
Water Supply.
Water for irrigation is obtained by
the storage of flood water of North
Platte river in Pathfinder reservoir,
covering an area Of %. 900 acres, and
having a capacity of 10000 acre feet
at the sDiliway level. This reservoir
is controlled by Pathfinder Dam, one
Of the largest masonry dams in the
world, rising 21S feet above its rock
foundation. This storage is supple
mented by smaller reservoirs on the
interstate division and economy in
distribution will be secured by the
construction OF a regulating reservoir
at Guernsey, Wyo.. at which point a
complete power plant will be installed
for developing electrical energy for
the needs of the project. Pathfinder
reservoir is located about fifty miles
southwest Of Casper, wyo. Water Is
released as required. and flows down
North Platte river for a distance of
IT'S miles to Whalen Diversion dam,
where the water is diverted into the
Interstate canal which carries water
for the irrigation of the lis, 900 acres
of irrigable land under the Interstate
division on the north side of the river
n into the Fort Laramie canal
which carries water for the irrigation
of the 107, 900 acres of irrigable land
under the Fort Laramie division on
the south side of the river. A diver.
sion is also made through the Tri.
State canal of the Farmers Irriga-
ton district to water the Is. 600 acres
of irrigable land under the Northport
division. The water is distributed to
each individual tract of land through
a network of lateral bitches operated
and maintained by the reclamation
service. The irrigation system has
been substantially constructed. all OF
tho structures being built of concrete
and steel. The water supply is ample
for the land to be irrigated and sur
plus storage water has been sold to
private irrigation districts in the val.
ley, subject, however. to the prior
right Of use for the lands under the
project.
Domestic water supply is available
on practically every farm by ordinary
, 1923-02-11

r,-
nok business IN the valley mas
80 'ety pFUiltaDie. tnere are many
land Cbtra No., ~ ~
thor, 10 no Iorgo- 800 20 - -
side NJ tbia gao,Ior a., -. -
brec,Iinr stool s'
M, ~
- l'ola'to weather. condluons
-. :. pouS q proiitaoie SD issue
= II mere are aIso many
1890 $500 ""o "''e ouHt UP Il
D. !, lanes stock'
,bo a..5urHE 80 "So pto.e anu
~ n,aI-tNo ~ nSy taNodole LOT
a,e.,r-" IL lieiuS u cioNer ana
- .S " 'oui'o y 'He iilest
HotS:
ihiorInat'On Tor Home Seekers.
The Interstate division of the pro.
ject has been completed and unCer
irrigation for several years and Is
gradually becoming a highly devel.
oped farming community with many
beautiful and modern homes. There
is no government or homestead land
left in this division, but farms in vari.
stages OF development can us.
ually be bought at prices which of.
lNi AZ bOOu opportunity 1OF n farmer
seeking n location. Prices n from
$50 to 5000 per acre.
The construction of tho Fort r,,,.
mic division is under way woter he.
ing available for about az ooo ocros
of the 1O7OOO undcr tho di,,i.tor
Their are approximately 10, 900 acres
OF vacant government land on this
division which will be made avail.
able for homestead entry as soon as
the construction work for the deliv.
cry of water TO Ian can be com.
pleted. At the land openings prefer.
ence right Of filing is given, by act
Of congress, to ex.service men. Land
in private ownership can be pur.
chased at $40 to $3.50 per acre, the
lower prices being for raw land
which eventually can be irrigated and
the hlgher prices Tor land partially
developed and the more desirable Of
the raw lands The lane under the
division Is practically all
IN private ownership and Fan be pur'
chaseC' at about the same prices as
quoted Tor the Fort Laramie division,
, 1923-02-11

Comparatively small areas are affect.
ed by seepage and in such instances
h bitches for the proper drainage of
the land are constructed by the Unit.
&C States.
The soil and climate are favorable
for the growing of practically any
temperate zone crop, The principal
crops raised arc: in tho order Of
acreage devoted to each crop, alta IA,
sugar beets, potatoes. oats. corn,
wheat and barley. The other crops
grown are on relatively small acre.
ages. The total crop value for the
crops raised on irrigated land in 1921
was $500. 900. Sugar heets and po.
tatoes are generally the most profit.
, 1923-02-11

bored or dug wells which yield very
satisfactory drinking water.
Soils.
The soils vary from the light sandy
soil found on parts of the Interstate
division to the heavier or gumbo soils
which are found in some localities on
the Fort Laramie division. A greater
part of the soil is n sandy loan Of
excellent quality, free from alkali and
other injurious substances. 1t is
easily worked and particularly wei
adapted to the raising of fine potatoes
and sugar beets. The soils are very
productive and raise large yields of
all crops adapted to this climate.
, 1923-02-11

locally. together with the sugar beet
tops, pulp, and waste syrup from the
Sugar factories has made the feeding
OF cattle and sheep very profitable.
T''ere have been fed in the valley
oN er 100000 sheep and 10000 head of
CO tile in one season.
There is also a growing Interest in
pure cattle and hogs. There are now
a number Of herds Of pure dairy
ste TX in the valley and the number
ant size of such herds is increasing
yeH-rly. Under the existing favorable
conditions and an almost unlimited
me rket. the dairying industry offers
an excellent opportunity for profit.
able investment.
, 1923-02-11

Tho North Platte Project IA located
In the valley of the North Platte river
in western Nebraska and eastern
Wyoming. The irrigable LAM lies In
SGoshen county, Wyoming, and Scots
Bluff and Morrill, counties IN Ne
braska. and v a territory approx.
imately 100 miles long and 25 miles
in width at the widest part. The set.
Element of the valley was begun in
the eighties and since the advent of
irrigation both by private and govern.
ment agency. has developed rapidly
until It IS one of the most progressive
and highly developed communities to
be found.
The cities and towns to which the
project lands are tributary with their
population according to the latest fig
ures available. are Bridgeport. 1880;
Northport, so: Bayard, also: Nina
tare. 66o: S~cottsbluff. $3.50; Mitchell,
1900; Morrill,. 776; Henry 1870; Nc.
Grew, 1870: Melbeta 1870; Gering $500:
Haig, so and Lyman 300. in Nebraska;
and Torrington 1900; Lingle, Sos:
Fort Laramie. 100: Huntley. so; Yod.
er. 900; Veteran. $50: and Cottier. so;
in Wyoming. With this large number
of towns. many of which are very
progressive Inc enterprisinE com
munlties, none of the land lies at any
great distance from shipping, market
ing and shopping facilities. and fine
Educational and social advantages
may be enjoyed such as would not
he available in a smaller and less
highly developed community.
Transportation.
The valley is served by two rail
roads, the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy and the Union Pacific. In
addition to the towns on these rail-
roads as listed in the preceding par
agraph loading switches have been
provided at short intervals along the
lines. Branch lines have also been
constructed from Bayard, Scottsbluff,
and Mitchell through the project
and and are used for transporting
sugar beets to the factories of the
Great Western Sugar 10.
Gated at these cities and at Gering.
Neb. This brings all OF the land with.
in a short distance of a loading point.
where carload lots may be shipped.
The towns in the valley are also inter.
connected by an auto freight line
WHICH operates from S~COttSDluff,
Neb., and offers additional facilities
for tn emareting of products.
The altitude varies from $500 to
$500 feet above sea level. The eli
matte conditions are such as to make
the project an enjoyable and agree
able place n which to live. The sum
mers are usually warm and dry. Lit.
Ne extremely warm weather occurs
and then for only short periods. The
hot weather is not oppressive on &C.
count of the dry atmosphere and the
fact that there Is nearly always some
breeze. The nights are cool even fol-
lowing the hottest days. The average
Of the lowest temperatures for the
past eleven years is "a degrees below
zero. anG the average of the highest
temperature for the same period is
IS degrees above. The mean temper
ature is 46.6. The average rainfall
for the past eleven years is 14.74
inches, a greater part of which falls
during the growing season. The snow.
fuA Is Usually light and stays on the
ground or only a short period. The
, 1923-02-11

able crop. Fruit has not been raised
commercially but man. farmers
raise small fruits and some tree fruits
for homo consumption. By far the
largest area is in alfalfa. which is
grown for stock feeding and also in
rotation with potatoes. sugar beets
and small grains to maintain the fer.
tility of h soil. Pickle growing has
proven quite profitable and 107 acres
were planted to this crop in 1921. The
pickles are grown under contract
with the Heinz company which main
tains pickling stations at convenient
locations in the valley.
The large crop of alfalfa produced,
, 1923-02-11

Today the Casper Packing Company has one thousand head Of
young high grade beef cattle on full feed of corn at their feed
lots in Wyoming and Nebraska. This means that the markets
which handle our products will be supplied with choice corn
fed beef during the coming months
, 1923-02-11

Domestic water supply is available
on practically every farm by ordinary
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-12
PRvA REC
NovEHo GUvERNERA.

A.. Vic Donahey povedal pri je-
no nastoleni ma trad pozoruhodnu
REQ tym, ze bola kratka a jadrna.
Y svojej reci sl'nbil ochranu a
platnost' vsetkych zakonov, ma IL
rady vymen1vat'' bude len schop-
nych eestnych l'udi, obmedzi Il
delovanie milosti vaznom udajiic,
Re spolocnost' l'udska ma pravo
chranit' sa pred zlocincami od-
stranenim ich 20 svojho kruhu. Ia
sudcov vymen1vat' bude len
schopnych a cestnych l'udi nie
len politikarov. Y pade potreby,
kcd' to bude v zaujme l'udu, bu-
de vetovat' zakonne predlohy u
dajic pri tom vzdy prscinu syoj-
no jednania. Naposyedok sl'nbil
sporenie a obmedzovanie vydav-
kov a ziadal statnu legislatiiru 0
ko-operaciu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-12

Francdzska armada vtrhla 40 pp- ]
mecks tzeniie

Pariiz a. jan. Frame 'azaksl 4
.arma,iA poeitnjlica vsse 50, 00D
muzos. vtrhla dnes ma nemcclge u-
zemie Rnhr distriktc 4 zaiiiafa
vcl'ke accliarskc mcstn Essen.
Prezident Harding hncd dal
rozkaz, ably americke yojsko, kto-
re sa este nachodl u Ncmeekn.
.dalo sa ma zpiatocnii cestu do Anne
riky. Toto sa yysvetluje ako pro-
test proti francizskcmu vojensls's
mn zakrocenin.
Francia ytrhla do Nemecka pre-
to, ae' toto neplnilo mieroyH smlu
va ofazke platcnia nahrady.
Ezcmie, ktore francnzska ar
mazda ma zaujat' je vel Ike a siInn
prienysalne. Siaha az K Lipskn,
60 je ME ami pol dha cesty ylakom
lin Ccslso-S Slovensku.
Iaroyen S Francnzskom Fit
virsko poslalo svoje voislxo do
nemrckeho iizenia 10 yiehodnom
Prnsku. lstore ie ncntrainym pas
nom.
Toto vtrhnutic. Franc1z0v do
Nemccka mozc mat osudne ha-
sledkv pre- cely svet. Svetova Vol
ma mozc sa opakovat'.
Y iiradnych krnhoch vo Wash
Iingtone povazujd "a moane, ze u
Nemecku vypnkne teraz rcvollicia
monarchistoy, ktori poyalia meme
ckil repuhliku vvhlasia cisar-
stvo. Potion sa cisarske Nemecko
f1atl ma Franciizsko. Poncvax ma
Franctizsko rozlicnych spojjesnrcov,
do voiay yrthnuti by boli i ON ;
/ q tax svctova vojna bola u ~. !.
Epakovana. Nome jc ale to, VI
NE y Nemeekn, ale yo Francfi VI.
pnkne reyoliicia, ktora smetie te.
:ra;sln vladu a bnde sa snazit 0
'Pokoine e-vyrovnanie s Nemeckom
Ae dobreho Europy. teraz moe
necakajme.
I = y
i pade by sa 4strhla riadna vol:
na nedzi Nemeckom a ,Franciou,
celkom iste butle do nei vtiahnnts
1 Belelclso, cesko-s,oyensko 4 POL
sko, ktorymi statmi ma Francia
nzavrete ,vojenske smluvy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-12
100000 PozIAR v MEsTE.

Minulej nedele rano pol 3.
hodine vypukol poziar v kuchyni
hotela Salow ma N. Phelps St..
ktory sa rychle rozsiril znicil
styri budovy. Skoda je odhadnu-
ia ma $500, 1000. Poskodeni sd: Ho-
tel Salow ma 100000, Frank NJ.
Powers, klenotnik ma $25, 900, FIR.
]. Tierney, satny obehod, $4,000,
Jacob Newman, klobucnik $4,000
Thomas Davis, husliar, S., 600, Ju-
liza Moore, ztrata domu $4,000,
Nash Estate Garfield, ztrata do
mu, Y ktorom NAL Newman OBJ
chod, $4,000. Poistenim kryte sd
,tri stvrtiny toho obnosu. Viaceri
hasicia a hostia v hoteli len zt'az-
ka nsli vaznym nehodam.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-12
zUPNf KOMIsARI ODOPRELI
NASMU MESTU POMOC

Ako .je znamo, mestska rada by
chcela prepustit' mnoho rolicai-
tov a hasicov, elm by mesto upad-
10 do vel'mi zleho polozcnia- Pre-
to poziadani boil zupni kolnisari
so serifom, ci by neporobili pre-
pustcnych policajtov hasieov
zvlastnych deputov, ktorych by
platila zupa. Ma porade, ktora nd
.sledovala, komisari a serif odp0-
vedali, ze i'm ie to nemoznc uro-
bit a sice z tel prieiny, ze by to
iste musei potom urobit' pre-
inc mesta, ktore sa nachodia v
zlych financnych pomeroch. Po-
dobne nie6o by nrobili len Y pAdc
mimoriadnych udalosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-12
NovY AndERICKY ono

Debre znauy sloyak redoaa .os
scavnika, znpy spisskej, PIN III
zef Ilen6ik Dol vo sstvrtok a. o-I
kresnom siide vyhlascny "a ob6a.
ma spojenych Statov. "a svedkpF
mu boil PIP. Jozef Martinko Ha
Javorsky, tiez rodaci % Scavnika.
Okrcm p. Ileneika dostali ane-
ricke obcaastyo: 4 Al inf 6lQv&ci,
ktorfch .meni nam ysak neboiy
sde'ese dosisl,, ,, rreto iet a1
pveraisif Je to pokszitsl t4
yoaaGstowaski Slow (ei s4 1l ~
stIyaj6 ~ aiaeriet i A i "
e sdafsAps sloje jenisl ;lll \ =. i
tkyn atatalnj jenc s' { i
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-12
IAUTOMOBILOvA VYsTAvA
ZAHAJI sA "a. FEBRUARA

p -. ~ fra
Obyvatel 'stvo Youngstown a
okolia budc mat splilezitost' Vi
det' takmcr vSetky drnhy automo
bilov, AXE SIT vyrabane V Ameri-
Ike. Spolocnost' automobilovych
predavatcl'ov usporiada v dnocil
Cd "a. febr. do 3. marca tretiu w
,stavu automobilov novel Valley
budove, na ktorej vystavene bu-
de- 90 modclov Gene $27O,000.
Vo vyborc usporiadatel'ov si
B. p. Highly, F.. r. Smith, d. A.
Heindel, Albert Elton. Leo. j.
Collier, A. III. Moore a G.. s. Deibel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-12
4. VIC DoNAHEY,
30. GuvERHER OHIO.

Dha s. .januara zaujal trad gu
vernera statu Ohio A. Victor Do
nal1ey, denokrat. Je on SO. gu-
vernerom nasho statu.
A. Vic Donahey narodil sa Z.
julia 1873 v Tuscarawas zupe. Ia
mestnanim Dol sadzac. Pred 20
rokmi, majdc pocetnl rodinu, "a
ncchal tlaciarstyo a dal sd do po-
litiky, Kandidoval+ "a zupneho
and aitora a Dol zvoleny. v tomto
postaveni Dol "a diva terminy. Ro-
III 10ll bol svoleny "a elena stat
mel kofvencie a nato "a statneho
auditora, v 'xtorom i1rade zotrval
"a osern rokov.
Je ma podiv, ze Stat Ohio ma tax
schopnych, tlaciarov. Prezident
Harding je vyuceny tlaciar, ,byv.
g,lyerner a demokraticky kandi-
dat ma prezidenta James Cox je
tiez .tlaciarom. Y kongrese nacho-
di sd Wac tlaeiarov, medzi mimi j
John G. Cooper, kongresman 2 ma
Sho distriktu. ..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-12

Pan Sarna narodeny Dol i
Ridgeway, Pa, 20. aprila +. 1902,
kde vychodil l'udovn a obchodnn
skolu. So syojimil rodicmi prisiel
do Youngstown pred siedmymi
rokmi. Tu Dol zamestnany "a auto
mobiloveho mechanika Cadillac
garadzi.
Mlady Sarna bol vel mi prijem-
nej poyahy a preto NAL siroky
kruh priatel'ov, ktorf "a MIN sr-
detnef zeieiaa. Hs sfendm spolkn
sy. Stefana, cfslo GAO. I. K. S. j.
a Sboru 175. r. a G.. X. T.. 8. j.
Sokol, ako al Sokolskej baady.
Prislilchal do osady Sy. Cyrilla
Methoda.
Zanechava Y smltku svojho o.
tea Andreja Sarnu matka mu
zomre!a pred 4 rokmi), sestru, pa
nj Sovikovd, manzelku p. Jana
Sovik, a styroch bratov: jana,
Franka, Ottu ,Jozefa Sarnu, a
poeetnych pribuznych.
Pohrab mu odbavoyal Rev. j.
NJ. Liscinsky pondelok rano "a
vel kcj ilcasti obecenstva kostola
Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda. Pritomne
.boly dye handy. Nosiemi truhly
bolt: Michael Koken, Jozef Pal.
kovic, Martin Markoyic, Jan On
drasl1o, Emil Sovik a Patsy Camp.
Noslcml kvetov a vencov boil
Margaret Daubner. Veron Smo-
trlla, katarlna Smotrila, Maria
Smotrila, Katarina Palguta, Ca
ramel Cook, Dominik Camp, Ste.
fan Cernik a Viktor Daubner. Po.
chovany boil v Calvary cintorine
Ncbohy VILLAIN Sarna Dol bly,
|skavym vzorom slovcnskeho MIA.
'dika. Pracovity, snazivy, vesely a
'spolocensky. Mali no radi starr
l'udia 'deti. Ackol'vek tn rodeny
,bol clenom slovenskych spolkov,
" ktorych boil cinnSm a ktore '
nom ztratily vzacneho elena. Mech
mu JIG zcm l'ahka
Pozostala rodina vyslovuje svo.
le srdeene vd'aky vsetkym pri.
buznym, priatel 'o1n a susedom "a
krasne kvctiny ich shcit, ako al
Rev. Liscinskemu, sSokolske,i ban.
de bande local SO "a ich laska.
vost'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-12
YoUNGsToWN sHREr d TUBE
ZAs KUPttsA OCELfARNE
Je teraz tret on najvacsou oceliar.
skou spolocnost 'ou Spoj. Statov.

+ ~
Mesto Youngstown stale sa v u
torok sfdlom tretej najvacsej oca-
liarskcj spolocnosti v Spojcnych
Statoch, ked' Youngstown Sheet
& Tube Co. oznamila ceston svoi-
no predsedu zaknpenic vel'kci
Steel and Tube Co. of America.
Tunajsia spolocnost' len pred me-
davnom zakilpila Drier Hill Steel
Co. Tymito kiipami stala sa Jed
non 7 najyacsich oceliarskych spo-
slocnosti ma svete, zamestnavaidc
70 vsctkych oddelenMch okoln
$4,000 robotnikov.
Zakipena spolocnost ma osem
yysokych peel, Besscmer, open
hearth pece, koksoyne, blooming.
bar, plejt a skep milsi a devat J
pajpovni. Tovarne ma v Indiana
Harbor, Ind, Evansville, ILL.,. Ma.
rysville, Wis, GAINESVILLE. @. a Ka-
lamazoo, Mich. Ticz ma mainy ma
zclcznil rndu ma ,lhlie vo West
Virginii Kentucky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-12
sLOvENsK1 CHLAPEC
STRELENY DO NOHY

Andrcj Ondo, 14-rocny chlapec,
2 {. 104 Jefferson ST., +. Yonngs-
town, postriel ANY Dol svojim ka-
marathon v ntorok rano ma Robin
son Read. Obaia boil ma pohybli-
vfch obrazkach a ked vysli von,5
Ondo sa kamaratovi pochyalil, zc
ma revolver Tcnto pri prezerani
revolveru vystrclil a ranil Ondu
do nohy. Sebe ale. odstrelil kus
kOze 2 prstov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-12
DRUHY sUBEH:

Vybor Maticc Skolskej Sloven-
skei Ligy v AmerilSe tymto vypi-
sujc shbeh pre- 20 americkych Stu
dentoy studujiicich ma univerzi-
tach, kollegiumoch alebo inych
rovnocennych technickych nstd-
voch ma skolsky rok 1923-24 "a ma
sledovnych podmienok:
/. Podpora dana bude dvadsia-
tim (20) studcntom po 200 dola
rov.
2. @ podporu uchadzat' sa mo-
zu yysokoskolski posluchaci, cest-
nj oddani Slovaci, idtici ma bars
ktcry odbor vysokeho vzdelania
do c. S. r.
3. Prednost' majd clenovia Slo-
vcnskej I4igy, pot'azne synovia a
dcery tychto.
4. ziadosti 0 podporu musia OBJ
sahovat':
AZ prosbu;
BY svedectvo 2 posledneho
skolskeho roku;
q odporneanie miestneho Sbo
: :. . /. -
ru, pot 'azne Okresneho Sboru 81,
Ligy, dobrozdanie dekanatu alebo
riaditcl'stva iistavu, ma ktorom y
Amerike studuje; presne adresy
odpor1catel'ov;
d) ldahie ma AXE stldia a kde
|ide.;
e kratky zivotopis uchadzaca
5. sziadosti musia byt' dodand
do |. aprfla 1923, ma adresu pred.
sedu Vyboru: Ivan Daxner, P. O
Box 685, Pittsburgh. Pa. - Prf,
padlne d'alsie vysvetlenie poda ia.
jomhfk VJboru Matice Skolskc.
(R4y. Joaef Horvath, All Suismou
St.,,N. s., Pittsburgh, Pal
Dane y Rttsburghu, Pa, 8. ja.
nuArs 1929. ' 3
ysn Dsxnsf, predssda.
1sv Josyf Horvfth, taj.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-12

1Iatica Akolslkk slovenskej Ligy
rozd& americlkym studentom
sl6venskym zna6ne podpory.

Vybor Matice Skolskej Sloven.
slej Ligy n Amerikc tyrnto vypi,
suje sfbeh pre- As studentov Stu
dnjncich Y Anerike ma univerzi-
tach. kollegiumoch, vyssich sko-
lach i'm sa rovnaiicich technic-
kych i tcologickych iistavoch ma
skolsky rdk 1923 "a "a nasle-
dovnycil podmienok:
l. Podpora dana bude:
piatim (5). po $4,000.
dcsiatim COY po $500.
desiatim {l0) po 5000.
dvadsiatim (2O). po $25.O0.
2. Q podporn moze sa tchadzat
kazdy student hare oznaecnych Il
stavov, kcd je roduverny Slovak
a mravne bezdhonny.
3. Prednost maiii clenovia Slo.
venskei Ligy, pot 'azne ich dictky.
4. Hiadosti 0 podporu musia OBJ
sahovats:
az odovodnenn prosbu;
b. svedcctvo 2 posledneho
skolskeho roku;
q odporncanie miestneho
Sboru pot 'azne Okresneho Sbor,l
Slovenskej Ligy; Amerike;
d) dobrozdame dekanatu, alcbo
riaditel'stva ustayu, ma ktorom y
Amefike' studuje;
e udanic ma AXE stddia ide,
S kratkym zivotopisom uchadzaca
5. ziadnsti musia byt podane
do Is. februara 1928 M adrcssu
predsedu yyboru: Ivan Daxner
p g. Box ,6s:r, Pittsburgh, d.
Pripadnf dalsie vyssctlenie poda
taiomnik vyboru Matice Skol.
skcj (Rcv. Jozcf Horvath,, Ali
Suismcn ST.. y. S., Pittsburgh
Pa
Dane V Pittsburghn, Pa, 3. ia.
nuara 1923.
Ivan Daxner, predseda.
Rev. Joz. Horvath, tai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-01-12
MRS. ARBUCKLE DAKUJE
REV. LISCINSKEMU

Mrs. Fatty Arbnckle. man
zelka chyrncho filmoyeho komika
napisala Rev. LiscinslS6mn pod "a
kujdci list "a jcho clanok, ktorr
naplsal ia obranu Arbuckle-ho a
ktory Dol uverajneny minuleho tllz
dna y tnnajsom indicator. Mrs.
Arbuckle oznamuie. " ten clal,o,s
bude uyerejneny New YORK
World a inych vel 'kych dennikoch
anerickych.