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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-17
.EMBEZZLER GETS
1O-YEAR SENTENCE
Ex-TreaSurer Of Stock Yards

Pleads Guilty TO Charge
y United Press
ST. PAUL. MINI, April III VI.
Lindsay. former treasurer Of the
Union stockyards Company. South St
Paul. today pleaded guilty 10
embezzlement OF 500 900 and was
sentenced 70 not more than ten years
in prison.
Lindsay told Judge Hanft he vas
"sorry that ne had not been able to
pay back the entire amount.
Il have paid off all but 100000 Of
It. and have had TO sell furniture to
provide for my family he said
He has a wife and three small chill
dren.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-17

To Cure Cold In One Day
Take Laxative promo QUIN1NE
Tablets. SignatuR <af E. w Grove is
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-17

along with male veterans Of years
Of service.
The above group OF women post
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-19
TRADE BOARD REPORTS SWEDISH RETIREMENT
Has Laid Firm Foundation For Im-
 provement And Prosperity

STOCKHOLM, April 1S.-The clear ing-up process of the years of de- pression has laid a firm foundation for improvement and general pros perity in Sweden, and the critical period of liquidation has passed through it's final phase. according to the official economic review of the first quarter of this year, which has just been issued. by the Swedish Board of Trade
 Significant facts set forth in the review are the stabliization in in dustria1 stocks since the beginning of the year, and the notable rise in industrial production. though labor conflicts and the Ruhr situation have caused temporary reaction. Con siderable progress has been shown. especially by the lumber. wood pulp. and paper industries. The iron, steel and machine shop industries, how ever, have had only slight in- crease in production.
 The number of business failures and bills protested has been steadily decreasing. The banks report that the withdrawal of savings by small Gcpositors has now been reduced to normal proportions.
 Some alarm. however, is caused by the present labor conflict, which in wolves 65,000 men in the wood and iron industries. If prolonged this strike may materially influence Sweden's exports during 1923, and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-19
AMERICAN DRY LAWSl SATIRIzED IN ENGLAND
Pemberton Says They Do Not Want
 United States Brand

LONDON, April 1S.--In contribu- ton to the Daily Mail the novelist Max Pemberton is gently sarcastic over Lady Astor's forthcoming Tenn perenance Bill. which changes the age from 16 to s at which young men may be served in public houses.
 He recalls the court scene in Pick wick vs Bardel, and says Lady As tor is to initiate the amiable lawyers Dodson and Fogg, and come before the tribunal of the House of Com mons with a pulling infant of Y years II months whose immortal soul is in peril for the sake of a glass of Basss beer"
 He declares the measure is merely the first word in the campa ign for prohibition imported from New York. and that there is no valid reason why boy of [ years of age should not have glass of beer if his parents consent; they are the best judges in the matter. And not only may he not drink ale himself,' continues Pemberton. but he is forbidden to fetch's supper beer. And all beneath a Statue of Liberty to be carted stone by stone from New York harbor and rebuilt within sight of the Cenotaph.
 "We do not want this United states measure, or any other kind which emanates from the same source America herself is heartily sick ot those fanatics, and long ago wished that she had had nothing to do with them Why, then, plant them upon our friendly shores?'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-19
WANT RESTRICTIONS
indications Are That China Wants
 Strict Opium Regulation

PERKING April 1S.-The sugges- ton by Sir Francis Aglen, head of the Chineste customs administration, that China legalize the opium traffic in order to control it. has elicited protest by Sir John Jordan, for many years British minister in Picking, who regards such proposal as retro grade" His comment, cabled from London. expressed the belief that Chinese public opinion would be strong enough to resist a relapse wIieh would stigmatize the Chinese for all time as an opium ridden race.'
 Sir Johns criticism impelled Sir Francis to further eXpound his views. Authorized publication of the state ment that, just as after 50 years of opium prohibition and repression, backed by the full weight of imperial authority, China in 1853 was obliged to take the retrograde step of legal izing the opium traffic, so, he be- lieves.
 China again will be forced by rap idly increasing demoralization grow ing out of the vast illicit trade, to retrace her steps. He added that he did not advocate legalization for pur- poses of raising revenue. but as the only practicable means of controlling and finally suppressing the trade.
 The Picking directors of the Inter- national Anti-Opium association have called a special meeting to consider Sir Francis suggestion. The result vas adoption of resolution stating tkat the association is opposed to legaliza tion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-19
CLEVELAND TO DETROIT nY AIR

CLEVELAND, April 17.-CBy As- soeIated Press.) )-The ninety-minute passenger airplane service between Cleveland and Detroit, inaugurated last summer, will be resumed May l, according to an announcement made here. Planes will leave both Cleve- land and Detroit daily, except Sun day, at a. m. and D. m.
 An additional route is expected to be opened between Cleveland and Buffalo during the summer.
 Rings on the tusks of an elephant recently killed indicated he was more than 400 years old.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-19

and have all the facilities for exc cutting the largest orders promptly and in the most satisfactory manner.
 The fact that the company has an enviable record for S5 years of straightforward up-to o-date business methods and dealings is evidence of the stability of the concern. In ad- ditfon to other. activities the com many is agent fer the American Sheet Metal company. manufacturers of fireproof doors and hollow metal windows.
 X. NJ. V-hcelock is president of the company and C. F. Wheelock, Jr, secretary They report that business is very good.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-19
G.F. NHEELOCk CO. LEADER IN SHEET
 METAL. WORKERS
Concern Has Played Impor- tant Part In Building
 Development

In the development and growth of Birmingham, the building operations have played an important part and as generally is the case some firm stands out as a leader in these ac- tivities. Such a leader is the George F Wheelock company, general roof CTS. sheet metal workers and heating contractors. who, for the past S5 years, have been actively engaged in these branches of the building trades.
 This concern is located at 109-1l1 Twentieth street. south. occupying an entire three story building with of fees and shops. whose facilities and equipment are uptC date in every particular. The company furnished the sheet metal work for the heating and ventilation of the Masonic tenn pie the Central High school (under construction, the Vivian schools and other large structures.
 The company is equipped to do all kinds ef roofing and metal work,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-19
OTTAWA TO HONOR HEROES

HAVRE. April 17.-(By Associated Press. )-A train load of stone from the quarry of Migueles-Lourdines. in the department of the Charcnte. has been sent frorl 2oitiers to lIavre to be used in the erection at Ottawa of 4 chapel to the memory of the sol dfers who died in the war. The stone will be loaded on a steamer leaving Esvrc for Canada. The pavement of the chapel will be of English mar bic, the sanctuary of Belgian marble. and tie walls of the building will be entirely of French stone.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-19

progressive change of climate in one direction or the other..s
 The fact that the last two years have been unusually mild in most parts of the country has provoked many assertions that winters are be- coming warmer. bureau officials say but records can be furnished to the contrary. Periods have occurred and will occur again when for a few years the weather has seemed or Will seem to be noticeably warmer or colder than the average. While there are well-recognized alterations in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-19
TO BLOCK CHANNEL
Army Engineer Arrives To Inspect
 Wilson Dam

FLORENCE, Ala, April 1S.-1ndi- cations are that during the spring months one channel of the Tennessee river at Wilson dam will be entirely blocked by building of Golfer Dam No. ,, which work has been started.
 Gen. Lansing H. Beach, chief of engineers, L. S. A.. will arrive at Florence Saturday to study this prob lem, which is giving him concern. General Beach will be guest. of col. w. J. Borden, commanding officer at Wilson dam. while in Florence.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-19

may cause a rise in prices for these Swedish staple products for which the marketing prospects are other wise good.
 statistical analysis of Swedens total foreign trade for 1922 based on volume instead of values. shows that both exports and imports have been increasing since the middle of 1921 and at the end of last year had passed the normal line for 1915 This, the review says, is one of the most trustworthy evidences that normal conditions in foreign trade have been restored
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-19
WINTERS NO COLDER
Earth Is Undergoing No General
 Change In Climate

WASHINGTON. April 1S.-The earth is undergoing no general change of climate.
 Despite repeated assertions around the stove in the general store, that winters are gradually growing mild CT. or harder, as tine case may be- the United States weather bureau declares there is no evidence of d
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-19
TAKE GERMAN nRIDEs

LONDON. April 1s.-From the date of the armstice until the beginning of 1923. 40G British soldiers on the Rhine married German women, ac- cording to official information.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-19
GERMANY EARS RonllIE ENTRIES

BERLIN, April 16.-Any horse be- longing to a bookmaker or members of his staff will hereafter be barred from racing on a German track, un der decision adopted by the govern ing board of the German thorough bred breeders and horse racers as- sociation. Further, trainers and jockeys are forbidden to handle such animals.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-19

climatic conditions, as of wet and ,iry, hot and cold little is known with regard to definite laws of se- quence of weather conditions over extended periods.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-19

Wool that is unsuitable for spin ming can be made into a fur-1ike ma terial by q process known to an Australian.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-19

Germany has two general grades of coal, the brown or Ignite and the harder. called steinkohle.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-20
SKOLSKA ZPRAVA .- ,.
SKOLY SV. CYR. A METH

Skola osady Sv. Cyrilla a Ne
thoda vydala tohto roku skolskd
zpravu, to jest vysledok stldii jei
ziactva. Knizka obsahuje 40 stran
a okrem vysvedcenf pre- ziakov
nachodia sa nej anglicke a slo-
venske clanky, preco katolicke
dietky maj1 chodit' do katolickej
skoly a clanky proti navrhu ma
odstranenie cirkevnych skol. Knii
ku sostavili Rev. J. M. Liscinskyy
Rev. J. Bobal sestry-ucitel ky
Vydanie umoznene bolo obet 'ami
slovenskych obchodnfkov, prisl1.
chajdcich dc osady Sv. Cyrilla a
Methoda. Knizka ma vel'k1 cenu
ako pamiatka pre- ziakov, ktorych
povzbudi ku lepsim vysledkom y
sthdiach v budncich rokoch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-20
POsvIACKA ZvONOV
v CIRKVI JANA HUSA

Ma druhy mesiac evanjelicka
cirkev slovenska Jana Husa v
Youngstown bude mat slavncst,
posviacky zvonov, ma ktor1 50 CO
la cirkev usilovne pripravuje. VI
poslednom case cirkev previedla
opravy a ozdobenie chramu fary
nasadila zivy plot. Rev. Rob sa
usiluje pomocou jeho pani man
zelky a ochotnych cirkevnlkov
cirkev priviest' do najlepsieho
rozkvetu. Vyucuje mladez kazdy
den V sloyencine ev. Were, tiez
cvici diva spevokoly, okrem kons
eenia inych cirkevnych zalezitosti.
Cirkevnici sa tesla q rozkvetu svo-
jej cirkve a svojmu knazovi sd
najvys oddani. 'Ako pochvais
cirkevny spevokol pride zaspM
vat ma Slovensky Den do Idora
Parku. i
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-20
NARODNY SVIATOK
SA DOSTANOVIL

Ma stvrtok, dina 26. julia ako mi
nuleho roku, tax tohto slovenske
spolky ma youngstownskej okolici
ma cele Okr. Sborom Slov. Ligy
vydrziavat' bud6 Idora Parkn
Slovensky Den, slavnost' Slova-
kov v Mahoning !tdolf.
Vybor Slovenskeho Dna tymto.
vrele pozyva vsetkych Slovakov
Sravianov celej okolice ma t1to
sIavnost'. Najkrajsf program je
pripraveny. Cely park bude mas
cd rama do vecera. Pre- mladez je.
vel 'ka tanecna sien, pre- deti ko-
lotoce pre- starych vyznamne reel
prominentnych recnikov. Program
zacne sa popoludni. Bud me tam
vSetci a dokumentujme raz roku
svoju spolupatrienost'!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-20
Juraj Graham.
POZVANIE MA TANECNU
ZABAVU DO HAsELToN

Tymto dctive' vas pozyvame vse
tkych Slovakov a Slovenky jak
mladych tax starych ma tane6nii
zabavu, -ktor1 usporiadajl mali
Sokoli sokolky sbor 10. a Ven
eek 172. T. S. X. j. Sokol Ha-
selton v sobotu dna %. julia 1923.
Zaeiatok je o 7. hodine vece..
Hrat' bude Baradakova hudba.
Vstupne pan SOC. a DANA 25c. O
dobre napoje zakusky bude po-
starane. Nezabudnite' mas prist'
navstivit' ako mas malych Soko-
Low a Sokolky a naucte al mas po
alovensky sa zabavat', "a Go vam
vopred srdecne d'akujeme. Vrele
uvitame vsetkych.
Stanislav Necko, spr. zabavy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-20
POLTCAJTI STRIEL ALI
MA NEVINNEHO DOKTORA

DIR. George McCalla New
viezol sa S jednou zenou ma aute
v nedel'u v noel cez mesto Wam-
pun, Pa. ked' dosiel ma koniec
mesta, vyskocili traja chlapi z
krovia 5 revolvermi rukach a
chceli mu zastavit' cestu. DR.. Nc
Gala myslel, ze sl to zbojnici
pohnal ma aute rychlejSie. Traja
chlapi nato zacali nanho striel at ,.
z gull niekol'ko vrazilo do auta,
jedna rozbila sklo, ktore porezalo
dra McCalla vel mi po tvari dive
guile prerazili cez gumy, znemoz-
Mac mu d'alsiu cestu. Potom sa
traja chlapi prihnali k nemu a "a
cali prekutavat' auto "a palenkou.
Potion sa doktorovi vyhovarali, zc
mysleli, re je predavaeom palen.
ky. Tento ich vyhovorku neprijai,
ale dal ysetkJch troeh Do lakop,y
zatyorit' pre- surovy napad. Vse
tel traja boil policajtmi mesta
Wampum. Ide sa to prid'aleko ;
tym uplatnovanim prohibicie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-20
POZVANIE MA BASE BALL
DO LANSINGVILLE

Lansingvillski base balovi hra.
ci povolavaj1 vSetkych Slovakov
ma youngstownskej okolici, ably sa
prisli podivat' ma hru ma bud6cu
nedel'u dina %. julia ma Lansing
vile. Hrat' budti najlepsie diva
teamy vo Federacii a sice Lowell
vile A. C. Club a Lansingville
Slovak Club. ODE caty s1 v Glass
A. Zato ich pozyvame v, novi'
mach, lebo zname, ze vel'a naSich
Slovakov radi sa id1 podivat' ma
dobr1 hru a neznajd kde ist', le'
bo necftaju anglicke noviny. TAX
prosim vsetkych Slovakov, ably sa
v najvacsom poete dostavili ru
cine vam, ze uvidfte najlepsiu hru
ma tejto okolici, lebo Lansingvil.
ski chlapci hrajd ako tigri. Lowell
villski este neprehrali ami jednu
hru tejto sezony a mas: prehral
jednu. Toto je prva hra, co tiett
dive eaty budd hrat' spolu a to j
iste, ze Lansingville ich zbituje
t. j. jednu hru bud1 kratsf tam
tt po nedeli. Hra sa zapocne 0 3
hodine popoludni ma Lansingville
Som 1ctou ma vsetkych odbe
ratel 'oN Youngstownskych Slov
Novin,
Joz. Relax.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-20
vRAzDY A sAMOVRAzDY.

Jozef Tomko, 32-rocny Slovak
20 Sharon, zatopil sa utorok V
Shenango rieke. Svoj Gin spachai
v polosialenom stave cd pitia pa
lenky.
Marko Stanic, Horvat, najdeny
Dol v pivnici domu {. 1891 Poland
Ave. mrtvy. Otravil sa whom.
Mrs. Dora Hench, "A w. Prin-
ceton St., najdena bola mrtva v
svojom dome. Strelila 81 revolve,
rom do hlavy. Vadievala sa mu-
zom, co ju dohnalo k samovrazde.
Nikolaj Babie, farmar pri War
rem, povadil sa so zenou a vo iva.
de odstrelil jej prav1 nohu. Pred
arestovanlm pok1sil sa samo-
vrazdu prerezanim hrdla britvou.
Babic i jeho zena s1 v kritickom
stave vo warrenskej nemocnici.
U General Fire Extinguishar
Co. vo Warren udal sa v stredu
vybuch, ktory usmrtil Chas. Fell
ranil troch robotnikov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-20
70 SLOW. Ameriky

Ma mimoriadnej konvencii Ri.
v st. Louis prijata bola nova tab
lica prispevkova. Nova tablica de-
va vyhody starym clenom, q sica,
II, ktori pocas pocas ,zavedenia
Furdekoyho noveho systemu boil
vyse 45-rocni, budl platit' ako
45-rocni. Prispevky pre- 45-roe-
nych obnasaj1 $2.43 d Ice na fon-i
dy.
Ma konvencii prijata bola rezo-
lucia, ktorej sa ziada slovensky
biskup pre- americkych SLOW. ka-
tolikov.
Jan Matlocha, ktory Dol kan
didatom ma 1rad redaktora N&r.l
Novin, organu MSS, VIDAL 50 kan-i
didacie, aby vraj nerobil konku-,
renciu Hillovi. Ny Gfame vSak, u.
Dude zvoleny zAry. (Hillu youngs-
townskf clenovia MSS. dobre po-l
najd, akej chameleonskej povahx
je on \ M:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-20

Po Youngstown sa vseobecne
hovorf, re Ku Klux Klan bude roz-
hodovat' vol 'bu mavora v mesta.
Niektori tvrdia, re Klan ma uz
vybrateho kandidata, ktoreho bu-
de bude vsemozne naeomahat', a.
by wit 'azif.
Klan ma okolo 5000 clenov v
Youngstown a v pade inc skupiny
obcanov nestistrednia sa ma jed
neho kandidata, NONE je, ze 2--3
tisic Kluxerov rozhodne Vol by.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-20
PklDTE ma SlOVENSKY Den Y DORA PARKU 26. JUIA
DIEvCATA NIzE 21-RotNE
ST VSETKY MALOLETE

Dna II. julia vosiel platnost
novy zakon statu Ohio, ma zakla.
de ktoreho maloletost' dievcat
zdvihnuta bola z 18 ma 81 rokov,
Cd toho dna ziadne dievea, ktort
nema 81 rokov, nemoze West sa-
mo svoje zalezitosti, ale musf mat
zakoniteho t1tora. Tyka sa to me.
novite majetkovych a obchodnycll
zalezitosti. Nize 21-rocne dievca
nemoze platne podpisovat' kon
trakty alebo West svoje majetko'
We a obchodne veci. Tiez sa memo
ze vydat' bez dovolenia rodicov
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-20
JURAJ E. PRoKOP sLOzIL
ADvOKATSKU ZKUSKU

Dobre znamy mlady Slovak 20
Steeltonu, pan Juraj E. Prokop,
po tieto dni slozil t'azk1 statnn
pravotarsku zk1sku v Columbus.
Ma zk1skach nGast bralo 494 kan
didatov a z Mich slozili zkiisku len
1919, kdezto 292 prepadli. z tohto
mono videt', axe sii teraz advo-
katske zklSky. take.
Panu Prokopovi srdecne blaho-
zelame. Kancelariu otvori 81 prav-
depodobne v meste.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-20
Polrocna sch0dza Haselton Slovak
Tatra Klubu.

Haselton Slovak Tatra Klnb o.
znamuje vsetkym ldom, aby sa
dostavili ma schodzu dna %. jd.a.
Ma tel sch6dzi sa bud1 citat' poll
rocne dcty. Schodza sa zahaji o
!. hodine popoludni v slovenskej
skole Sv. Alzbety ma Haseltine
Ave. Ma t1to sch0dzu vsetci ndo-
via majn sa dostavit'. Som brat
skym pozdravom,
Jozef Kacenga, zapisnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-20
voLEBNA v e. YOUNGSTOWN

Slaviani, obcani
re TAX nezrobfme
jak tamten eleksn,
vsak to pamatame.
Kde sa nasi potrhali
co oni obanovali.
2 toho mic neskoristili,
kandidatov utratili.
Verejne 81 ruky dali,
He budd svorne pracovat',
a tax samo j votovat'.
TAX mayora mono zvolit'
.slavy sa takto dozit'.
My vsetci Slaviani,
Dovedna sa. spojme, ..
co tn vsetkd napisane
mech bude splnene.
.Juraj Graham.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-20
POLITICAL sCH0DZA RUsOV
v EAST YOUNGSTOWN.

Rusky Politicky Klub v East
Youngstown Dude vydrziavat
schodzu dna %. julia o Z. hodine
vecer, v ruskej skole ma Gordon
Ave. pod (. 1872.
Obcania a obcanky, prid' tie vse-
tel, lebo sa bude pojednavat' o
vaznych zalezitostiach a neobanu-
jete.
Jurai Graham.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-20
PoLir1cKY
P r EHL'A|D
vfTAZsTvo FARMARov
v MINNESOTA.

Tohto tyzdna boly nahradne
vol'by senatora v State Minneso-
ia. Vo vol'bach vel 'kou vacsincu
zvit 'azil farmarsko -robotnfcky
kandidat Magnus Joh1s01
republikanovi Preusovi.
Ackol'vek bola toto lei
ma vol'ba, zaujala pozof fll0st cs-
lei krajiny, kbo ma nej politickf
predaci zakladali vypoety svoje O.
hl'adom Wit 'azstva bud1ceho ro-
ku. Vit'azstvo farmarskeho kan
didata vsak nemoze byt' smero-
dajnym pre- prezidentske vol'by.
Pricinu porazky Preusa udava-
il vel'ke padnutie Glen psenice,
eomu je vraj vlada ma vine.
Nizkej Gene psenice vsak sama
vlada je ME ma prfcine. Ma priei-
ne ST sami farmari, ktori primno-
no p6dy zasiali psenicou. Znamo
je, ze v Europe, menovite Rusku
bola iroda psenice mimoriadne
vel l'ka, takze Rusko je po prvy raz
cd vojny vstave vyvazat zbozie.
Inc krajiny maly tiez peknd 1ro-
du preto psenica americka me-
ma odbytu ma svetovom trhu. To-
to zapricinilo jej lacnenie.
Ked' sa farmari presvedeia .
pravej pricine 1padku cien ich
psenice bud1 menej nasl1chat
rozpal' 'uj1cim reciam radikalov,
Wac mySlienok venovat' co pc.
stovat' a kol'ko, ably z toho mali
osoh, potom al fch privrzenectvc
k radikalizmu ochladne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-20
ROBOTNE ZPRAVY.

Vyroba suroveho zeleza ma ma
Sci okolici upadla. Viacere vyso-
ke pece boly vyhasene. Cinnych
je 80. Operacie v milsoch s1 vyso-
ke. Vyroba ocele je tiez vysoka,
Vsetky bessemeri a IS open hearth
peel je cinnych.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-20
Dorkovcom zomrela dcerlka.

Maria Dorko, 4-rocna dcerka p.
Dorku a jeho manzelky, Is E. II.
ST., East Youngstown, zomrela
tohto pondelku. Pohrab jej odba.
vii Rev. Krispinsky vo stvrtok ra-.
no. Pochovana bola v osadnom
cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-20
1000 Anglicanov deportujl.

Do New Yorku doslo tol 'ko ang-
lickych prist 'ahovalcov, ze 81 ne
vedia mimi rady. Ma Ellis Islam
de ich vyse 1900. Ponevac angli.
cka kvota pre- mesiac jul je uz w
cerpana, asi 1000 Anglicanov bu,
de deportovane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-20
soPKA v RUMUNsKU CHINA

Vrch sopky Caliman v Rumun-
sku sa prepadol. q otvoru vystu-
puje biely dym. Obavy s1, ze sop
ka po 100 rokoch odpocinku "a
haji svoju Hcinnost'.'' -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-20
$4,000 mariek "a dollar.

Nemecke marky upadly ma ce-
ne tax vel mi, ze ia new yorkskej
burze predavajdr ich $4,000 "a
jeden dollar.