davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Idaho County free press., 1923-09-20

favor of G. w. Bassett, the above
named plaintiff, and against Won
der Gold Mining company, cor
poration, the above named defendant
for the sum of twenty-seven thousand
three hundred thirty-six and 51-10C
($27, ,336.51) dollars, lawful money of
the United States, together with costs
and interest, have levied upon the
following property, towit:
That certain group of mining
claims situated in the Ten Mile
Mining District of Idaho County,
State of Idaho, and particularly
described as follows:
Wander No. /. Wander No. 2,
Wander No. 3, Wander No. 4,
Wander No. 8, Wander No. 6,
Wander No. z. Lode mining
claims, constituting what Is COM
monty called the Wander and
sometimes called the Wonder
group of Lode mining claims, the
original notices of which are on
record in book As, at pages 522,
523. 524, 525, 526, 527, 52S, respec-
lively, and the amended location
notices of which are recorded in
Book SO, at pages 532, 534, 5S6,
53S, $40, 544, respectively, of the
records of mining locations in the
office of the Recorder of Idaho
County, Idaho.
Public Notice is Hereby Given. thai
on Saturday, the 29th day Of Sep
tember, A. ID. 1923, at 10 o'clock a
m. of said day, at Front Door of the
Idaho County free press., 1923-09-20
NOTICE OF F0RFEITIrRE

To George Nelson, his heirs, and
assigns:
You are hereby notified that in ac-
cordance with the provisions of Sec
ton 1924 of the Revised Statutes of
the United States and the acts amen
datory thereof and supplementary
thereto, requiring the performance of
annual labor on mining claims, we,
your co-partners, have expended in
labor and improvements the sum of
800 on the Idaho Queen lode mining
claim. situated in the Ten Mile min
ing district, of Idaho county. state of
Idaho for the year ended June 30,
1923, AMI if within 80 days after
the expiration of this notice by pub
lication you fail or refuse to pay your
respective proportion Of said expendi
ture, namely, one-third, or 1888 1-3,
together with the cost of publishing
this notice, your interest in said Ida
ho Queen lode mining claim will be-
come the property Of the undersigned,
your co-owners. as provided by law.
John Brill
Ola Nellie Marcuson
First Publication, July IL. 1923,
Rooms and board for high school
girls and teachers in good home
-,
Idaho County free press., 1923-09-20
NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE UN.
DER WRIT OF EXECUTION
District Court

G. W. Bassett, Plaintiff, VS.. Wonder
Gold Mining company, corpora
tion, Defendant.
Under and by virtue of Writ of
Execution issued out of the District
Court of Idaho County, State of Ida
no, and to me directed and delivered,
for a Judgment rendered in the said
District Court of Idaho County,
State of Idaho, ON the seventh
day of August, A. D. 1923, in
Idaho County free press., 1923-09-20
NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT

In the District Court of the Tenth Ju-
dicial District of the State of Idaho
in and for the County of Idaho.
State Bank Of Lamberton, a corpora
ton, plaintiff, VS.. Western States
Lumber Company, a corporation, de-
fendent,
Notice is hereby given that a writ
of Attachment was issued out of the
above entitled court in the above en-
titled action on the list day Of Septem-
Der, 1923, against the property Of the
above named defendant.
17-3 HENRY TELCHER,
(Seal) Clerk of the District Court
Idaho County free press., 1923-09-20
Notice of Special Teachers
Examination

The examinations in the Idaho civil
rarnment rnv and school laws, elemen-
sSrv gov manual, and courst of study. and
s;nh .al school manual, and course OF
a.ls% ltgdv will be given at the court house
in in Grangeville, Saturday, September
% % All applicants for certificate by
endorsement eu must take this examina- :
tiOn.
Idaho County free press., 1923-09-20

Idaho; Robert Dibbins, of Joseph, Ida
no; Russell Dodge, Of Joseph, Idaho
17-5 HUGH e. O'DONNELL,
Register
Idaho County free press., 1923-09-20

Mr.. Farmer-A barrel Of flour for
six bushels of wheat at the Denver
Roller mills, 3. J. Bennett, proprie-
tor. 15tf
Idaho County free press., 1923-09-20

For Rent-Furnished 4-room house.
L. Neal, Pacific phone 773. 16tf
Idaho County free press., 1923-09-20

Rooms and board for high schoo
girls and teachers in good home
Close in. Phone 461. 13-tf.
The Glenwood post., 1923-03-22

for Dairy Day." Every man in the
community supports it.
The best national judges are always
obtained and every possible feature Of
a good show is attended to. Thousands
Of people attend, and the animals come
fitted in the best of fashion. Private
homes are thrown open to visitors and
the word "welcome' never need be
spelled out anywhere in Johnstown.
Everyone is made to "just feel that
way and many visitors return year
after year.
The Johnstown farmers are a pros
porous group. They believe in CO.
operation, and prove that they do by
supporting live COW testing associa-
tions. They believe in good homes as
shown by their comfortable houses,
and neat, ample barns. Their methods
of farming are up-to-date because they
know it pays.
Johnstown, Colorado, is living >ex-
ample of two much talked of theories:
cooperation and community develop
ment. 1t proves that the theory is
practical if handled in the right way.
The interests OF the farmer and the
man in town are one and the same.
They are both business men.
The business men there decided that
their community must develop and
grc9-. They found the dairy COW the
solution of their problems. They cen.
tered their efforts upon one breed
the one which seemed to fit their CON
ditions best. So, if you are looking
for Holsteins in Colorado, you will
surely be referred to Johnstown. You
will find it on the dairy map.
The Glenwood post., 1923-03-22
FOREST PROTECTION WEEK

Efforts to save the forests of the
country from fire will be commemorate
ed during the week of April 22-2S, in
accordance with a proclamation issued
by President Harding on March 8. The
proclamation calls attention to import
ance Of forest preservation to the in
dustrial and commercial life of the
nation and to individual welfare, and
points out that fires which are the re-
suit of carelessness or thoughtlessness
do great damage, even threatening the
timber supply and endangering the
cover of the watersheds of streams
that are used for navigation and ir-
rigation.
President Harding urges the COVER
nors of the various states to set the
week apart and bring about its proper
observance in the schools, through
civic and other associations, by means
of the press, and in all proper ways.
This is the third year that Forest
Proection Week has been fixed by
presidential proclamation, and its OBJ
servance has been very generally in the
forested regions. Last year it was
combined with the fiftieth anniversary
of the first Arbor day.
The Glenwood post., 1923-03-22
SHERIFF SEARCHES
JOHNSONS HOME
Locates Quantity Of Booze
Which May Furnish Motive
For Murder Of Martin
STILL ALSO LOCATED

Last week Sheriff Winters made a
trip to the Wallace creek ranch of
Charles johnson, now in Jail on
charge of having murdered Orange
Martin on March in the kitchen of
the johnson home at the mouth Of
Wallace creek.
Various reports had reached the
sheriff to the effect that johnson and
the dead man, formerly employed by
Johnson as ranch hand, had been
operating a moonshine plant, and that
both had been guilty of bootlegging,
and that disagreement over the spoils
had probably led to the killing.
Winters succeeded in finding bar
| rel of liquor, buried on the johnson
ranch, and two kegs partly filled with
homemade booze. He also located, un-
der the oil shale cliffs, still which
had recently been used, and which he
believes to have been operated by
johnson and Martin.
This paraphernalia was brought to
Gienwood and is being held until the
trial of johnson in the district court
in May, in the belief that it may have
an important bearing On the case.
The Glenwood post., 1923-03-22
LUCAS TUNES IN"
ON PORTLAND

Last Friday evening Manager Elmer
E. Lucas of the Hotel Colorado gave
stag" party at his home, entertain
ing his friends from the Lions club
with cards, and later with splendid
supper, in the serving Of which Mrs.
Lucas assisted.
In addition to Monte Carlo whist,
Mr.. Lucas new radio outfit was
brought into use for the entertainment
of his guests, and as he presided at
the machine and eagerly listened to
each new selection he appeared to be
rather disappointed, until about one
clock in the morning when in very
nervous manner he announced a mes
sage from Portland, Oregon.
The guests were all attention and
soon they were listening to a strong
voice in Portland announcing that E.
L. Lucas, manager of the Hotel Colo
RADIO at Glenwood Springs, was enter
tain ng number of his friends with a
card party and supper, among whom
were-and here followed the names of
number of the guests, such as Tail
twister Williams, Lion Tanner Wash
Langston, Lion Mccoy of the Buick
agency, Lion Joe Hum, who was said
to be able to ride burro If some one
would lead the animal up to the, side
of hill SO Joe could get on, ETC., etc.
And thus the story went. on until
nearly all the guests were described
by some personal and fitting allusion,
the men all sitting with their mouths
open, wondering if they were connect
ed with some telephone over town, or
il they dared believe their own ears.
Finally it was admitted that Mr..
Lucas had pulled off good stunt when
he arranged with his hotel friend in
Portland to broadcast a story at this
particular time that would just fit the
Lucas guests, and make them sit up and
take notice and acknowledge the won.
ders Of the radio. system.
The Glenwood post., 1923-03-22
Interesting 6 Point in Right Of
Way Dispute Decided Against
Midland Grantee
SILT MILL CO. LOSES

In the district court this week Judge
Shumate heard the application of N.
NJ. Hubbard for a transfer of 1.96 Sec
ond feet of water from the Weaver
Ieonhardy ditch to the Rockford
ditch, and as no one appeared to pro-
test the application, the same was al
lowed.
In the case of the Anglo-American
Milling company vs.. j. K. Cowden and
the Silt Nil and Elevator company,
the First National bank of Glenwood
appeared as an intervenor and attack
ed the plaintiff company's alleged
contract with Cowden, but claimed
there was direct sale to Cowden of the
milling machinery upon which the
bank held lien.
Judge Shumate sustained this con
tention, holding that the transaction
was sale and that the banks lien
was good.
In the case of julius Wulfsohn vs..
G.. c. Nottingham, involving title to
the abandoned Colorado Midland right
of way through the Wulfsohn ranch,
nottingham having purchased this
strip of ground from A. E. Carlton,
receiver Of the defunct road, Judge
Shumate declared the plaintiff, as
against the defendant, to be the owner
in fee Of the land in question.
The deed from Carlton to Noting
ham is set aside by the courts order,
and title is quieted. Defendant is de-
clared to possess the posts, fencing
and personal property of the strip, ex-
cept that portion which separates plain
tiff's land from the public highway,
and plaintiff is allowed 80 days in
which to remove this personal prop
I erty.
This decision is in accordance with
one of the United States supreme court
just received at the local land office,
and strengthens Judge Shumate s
ruling on this very interesting case.
AS The Post goes to press jury in
the district court is considering the
case Of Thos. E. Bailey VS.. The Farm
ers' Union Exchange, this being a
case where Bailey seeks to collect
$l,560.50 as balance on two cars of
apples shipped from Grand Valley to
the defendant company on what Bailey
claims was an absolute sale ut an
agreed price of $1.90 per box, the COM
pany's defense being that the apples
were consigned, and that the company
is not obligated beyond the cash pay
ment of 5000 paid Bailey soon after
the apples were shipped.
The Glenwood post., 1923-03-22
PARTY AT KINDERGARTEN

Little Teresa May Ferraro, who it
making her home with her aunts, the
Gallo sisters, while attending kinder
garten, celebrated her sixth birthday
Sunday. She was given a party fol-
lowing the afternoon session of the
kindergarten Monday afternoon. Twen-
two-two little folks, the teacher, Miss
Hollister, and Miss Rothwell were
present and were served delicious re-
frcshments by Misses Catherine and
Josephine Gallo.
Little Miss Ferraro was born in
Glenwood Springs, and has visited here
several times from her home in Salida,
and greatly enjoys attending kinder
garten. A group picture was taken by
Miss Gallo.
The Glenwood post., 1923-03-22

pacts.
No. 159--Giving G. A. R right to
erect drinking fountain on state cap
itol grounds.
No. l77-Establishing boundary be-
tween San Miguel and Dolores counties.
No. 310-Prohibiting sale of insur-
nnce premium notes to delivery of
policies.
No. 44-Providing for publication of
statutes of 1921 and destruction of
printing plates.
No. A7-Pertaining to clearance OF
bank clerks and drafts.
No. 124-Admitting veterans of In.
dian wars to state soldiers and sail.
ers' homes.
No. 332-Relating to checks and
drafts.
The Glenwood post., 1923-03-22
CREAM PuFFs, YuMl YUM!

Last Tuesday Bigham's Bakery re-
membered the attaches of The Glen
wood Post with plate of luscious
cream puffs, great nice fat, creamy,
delicious ones.-the real Bigham kind.
The force greatly enjoyed the delica-
cics, and thanks the donors for the
same.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-28
REV. GERENDA PORUC.L,
$3.50 v HOTOvOSTT

Rev. Jan M. Gerenda, byvaly
duchovny osady sv. Mateja ma
Lansingville, ktory zomrel v Err
dudke, zupe Oravskej ma Sloven-
sku koncom oktobra, zanechal v
hotovosti tuna $3.50, ktore budii
rozdelene nasledovne: .biskupovi
Schrembsovi 81 900 ma stavbu Ika-
tedraiy, Rev. Stefanovi Banas v
Erdudke, ktory no doopatroval,
$1,000 kIazske rlcha, ma po-
hrabne dtraty, pomnik a ma omse
$4,000, sestre Katarfne vyd. Tro-
jakovic $1,000, brahovi Jozefovi
tiez $1,000, Andrejovi tiez ST, ZOO
a Michalovi $4OO. Sesternici Ka-
tarine Lucko porucil $3.50. Toto
porucenstvo vyplatene bude pa
tricnym v 1castinach, ktore nebo-
ny NAL tn pok1pene a ulozenG.
Vykonavatel'om jeho poslednej
vole je City Trust & Savings Co.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-28
sMRTNE ZPRAvY.

Jozef Fabry, lO-rocny SYN Ju-
raja Fabryho manzelky, zomrel
v utorok rano ma komplikacie v
domacnosti rodicov, ma Oakview
Ave-, Struthers. Pohrab boil w
stvrtok, ktory odbavil Rev Bega-
La. Chlapec bol pochovany ma Lo-
wellville.
Pavel Godovcik, 3-mesaGny syn
Jana a Marie Godovcik, 50 Bright
Ave., East Youngstown, zomrel
minuleho stvrtku ma zapalenie
pl'nc. Pohrab odbavil Rev. MAIDEN
meek. Pochovany Dol Y Lake Park
cintorine.
Jan Dluhos, dva-dnove nemluv-
ma Jana DluhoSa m,anzelky . (.
SO Terrace ST.: Struthers, zomrel
Ipondelok. Pohrab odbavil Rev. Be
gala vo stredu rano. PochovanJ
bol v Calvary cintorlne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-28
YoUNGsTowNtAN1 MINULI.
M1LI0NY MA vIANOCE
Takeho marnenia penazi obchod.
nici nepamatajl.

Tc'horocne Vianoce boly tymi
najvacsimi pre- youngstownskych
obchodnikov, ako sa sami PRIMAL.
Odhaduj1, re youngstownske oby-
vatelstvo minulo cd l. do "a. dc.
cembra okolo 1S milionov dola-
rov v obchodoch ma rozlicne veci,
upotrebene ma Diary. V sobotu
len ma West Federal ulici - dlz-
Ike troch blakov obchodnfci utr-
zili diva miliony dolarov. U Nc
Elvey Co. mali 1900 obsluhova-
Gov kostymerov. Obecenstvo kn-
poNalo vsetko, co prislo pod ruku,
naradie, sperky, hraoky, cukriky.
saty, obuv, mechanicke veci al
hodne marnivosti, ako kvety atd' !.
L'udia wac kupovali a drahsich
vecf, nez "a vojny, ked'. boly "a
robky najvScsie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-28
OSVINDLovANk BoLA
DvESTO DoLARov

Mrs. Anna Balogh z (. 40 Belle
Vista ave. udala minure. dni ma po-
licii, ze bola so svojim muzom
nedavno osvindlovana o 5000 ne.
znamym chlapom, ktory sa vyda-
val "a predavaca ifcastin Hoosier
Rolling Mills Co. a udal 81 memo
Pearlman. Svindler vylddil Cd Ba-
loghovcov 5000, "a ktore i'm dal
10 faloSnych leastfn. Hoosier spo-
locnost' 50 osvedcila, ze ona nem4
ziadneho agenta podobneho mena,
ktcry jej ticastiny tu predava.
Srindler je asi % do 30-rocny,
vysoky 5 stop s meow a vazi okoio
1875 funtov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-28
BoLSEvICKE SKoLY
ST TU ZAKLADANf

Neaavno " Moose Temple boly
ukazoyane propagaene pohybliye
obrazky Sovietskom Rusku. Ma
predstavenf bolo vyse 1000 os6b,
zaealy tajne vysetrovat bolsevi-
preto vrchnosti 81 toho povsimly .
ckn propaganda v Youngstown.
Zistene bolo, re ma West Federal
ulici jestvuje nedel' ma skola, v kto
rel sii male deti vyuGovane boil
sevickych zasadach a revolucnych
piesnach. Skolu navstevuj1 al star
81 l'udia, patrne rodicia deti, kto-
ri spolocne S Diet mi spievaj1 In
tcrnacionalu. VysetrovHnim sa i
to zistilo, ze d'alsie skoly' maj1
byt' zalozene v meste, Go by ma
svedcovalo, re tn jestvuje silna
bolsevicka organizacia. Met po-
chybnosti, BE toto bude trpene 4
preto mono oSakavat' take depor-
tacie, axe sa udaly pred paru rok-
mi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-28
1GsADOo a JOHNSON
A ion PLATFoRMY.

William Gibbs McAdoo, byvaly
minister financii "a prezidentstya
Wilsonovho senator Hiram John
son 2 California, nedavno oznami-
Ii svoje kandidacie ma nominaciu
demokratickej republikanske j
stranky ma prezidentstvo. Tito
dvaja oznamili uz al svoje plat
formy, ktore sa napadne podoba-
ji. Obaja odportcajd bonus pre-
veteranov vojny, snizenie dani a
pomoc pre- farmarov. Ako je zya,
mo, prezident Coolidge je prot
bonusu.
McAdoo povazovany je "a iste.
no kandidata demokratickej stra.
ny johnson je jednym najsi1.
nejsich oponentov Coolidgea.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-28
Mikulas Y chranie
SLOW. kalylnoy
Vy$e 80 deti obdarovan6 ". III.
kulasom ma vianoGnom veGierlEu
v nedel'u

Slovenska 'kalvinska presbyteri-I
anska cirkev ma rohu Shirley Rd.
"a Taylor ST. v Youngstown, llspo-I
riadala "a vedenia svojho pana IA
rara Rev. Nadennfcka krasny 8.
mily vianocny vecierok pre- deti,
ktory kazdemu pEitamnemu p0-
skytol pravej vianocnej radosti.
Vecierok sa odbyval nedelu We
Ger chrame "a prftomnosti vyS3
so deti Cd 4-12 rocnych, S rodiG-
mi. V chrame vypfnal sa uteseny
vianocny stromcek a, okolo neho
vel Ike mnozstvo dlarov, ktore r0z-
daval Diet 'om stedry Mikulas.
Kazdd diet "a, j to najmladsie, od-
rectovalo baseh, Go bolo vel mi do
jfmave. Deti maly z darov vel'kd
radost' lebo boly to darky, "a kto-
rymi fch male srdiecka vel l'mi til
lilly, ako ma pr. babiky inc de-
tom mile veci. Vecierok sa TAX "a
paeil kazdemu, ze bnde opakovany
ma kazde Vianoce.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-28
oBRovsKf PQzIAR
Y CHICAGSKOld BI.AZINCI

V illinoiskom statnom blazinci
pri Chicagu udal sa v stredu po-
liar, ktory znicil celd jednu bu-
doyu. V poziari zahynulo najme-
nej 20 l'udf. Vyjavy pri poziari
holy hrozne. Sialenci vydavali 20
seba zhfsfe vykriky behalf sem
? daan. Viaceri nebespecnf blazni
nfli. Medzi mrtvymi nachodi sa j
spatrevatel bl1znov caraker Z je-
no mAnEslka 50 synom. Budous bo-
n drevenl d nachodilo So V nei
IA 600 bltsnov. tely bl1zinec po.
sost6va : Wac budov, Y ktorych sa
aaehod 800 pacientov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-28
Albert Marnatej
xomrel.

List Ceskoslovenskeho konzu-
latn Y Pittsburghu a telegram Cd
predsedu SLOW. Ligy, p. Ivana Bic
leka zvestovaly nam til smutnl
adalost', ze Albert Mamatey, hi.
predseda Narodneho Sloyenskeho
Spolku a konzul CSR. ' Pitts
bnrgh, Pa, zomrel minuleho tyz-
dha, piatok, q. decembra o II.
hodine , noel v sanatoriume pri
Brookline, Mass.
Zprava tato mas ohromila, ac-
kol'ye nebola necakan&. Tazdo
pride eloveku pocut' 0 smrti "a
sl1zileho mnEa.
Manratey chorl 'avel cd asi troch
rokov. Pred vyse dvoma rokmi,
ked SINE no v Pittsburghu videli,
bel uE len ten proti byvalemn
Mamateyovi. Sedivy, vyciveni.
Trpel udajne ma zalddok, ale dok-
tori nemohli mn najst' ziadnu
vadu. LieGil sa vo troch sanatoriu-
moch, ale nebolo mu pomoci. To-
mrel este pomerne mlady, 53-roe-
my Christian Scnnce sanatoriu-
me v Chestnutville, pri Brookline,
Mass.
Nebohy Mamatey narodil sa v
Klastore pod Zniovom, Turcian-
skej zupe, dna IL. apriLa 1870, ra-
stol vsak Turc. Sv. MARITIME, kdr
81 nadobudol narodneho presved-
eenia. Vyuceny boil strojnfctvu.
Prijd1c do Ameriky, zhcastnoval
50 vsetkych narodnych cinov a
stal sa poprednym pracoynikom.
Okrem dradov, ktore zaujimal Y
Mar. s. Spolku a Slov, Lige, Ma
! matey boil einny al iterarne, W.
dival "Skolu reei anglickej,
na51spM nsrbny caEcpfy ryho dru:
hn. "a dlhsf cas- boil naxornSm uei-
tel 'om strojnfctva Y Carnegie
Technical School.
Mamatey boil diva razy zenatym.
Prva manzelka mu zomrela pri p6-
rode, druh1 manzelku, Ol'gu rod.
Darmekoyi zanechava nasledov-
ne dietky: Milku (z prveho man.
zelstva), Alberta a Viktora.
Telesne pozostatky neboheho cd
vezene boly do Braddock, Pa, kde
boly ma cintorine ulozene ma v*S-
ny odpocinok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-28
YOUNGSTOWN PocITUJE
Uz 1876, 900 oBYvATEL 'Ov
"a styri roxy mesto vzrastlo {
$4,000 obyvatel'o 'ov.

Mesto Youngstown svOj zazrac-
ny yzrast nezastayilo este, ba tax
sa vidf, Re rastic rychlejsie roka
ma rok, nez minulosti. Dl "a ziste-
MIA "Vindicatoru', nase mesto Cd
posledneho krajinskeho cenzusu
vzrastlo o 33,0S9 obyvatel 'ov, talk
ze pocituje teraz 165,447 dust.
Pred Styrmi rokmi pocitovalo len
132,358. "Vindicator' vykazuje
nasledovne doklady vzrastu: Ro-
ku 1920 pocet ziakov v skolach
Dol 20,086, jaseni tohto roku ale
uz 27,500, tedy vzrast 7,414, eli
81 percent. Dodavanie mestskci
roku 1920 dialo sa do 23,169 do
NOV, teraz 28,143. Pred styrmi
rokmi meste nachodilo sa 24,007
domov, teraz 10000. Rodin bolo
S,699, teraZ lch Je 3o,SI4. IauJl-
nave je, re je tn vel'ky nedosta-
tok zien. Chlapov je SS,462 zien
len 76,985. Obcanov (vyse 21-roc-
nych) je tu 99,527, t. j. 0 10000
Wac, nez pred 4. rokmi. Youngs-
town caka vel budIcnoss
Predpcveda sa mu, ze v obyvatel
stve predstihne Pittsburgh. Dl'a
terajsieho ,vzrastu mono sndit'
ze bude tOmu TAX.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-28
SCH0DZA POLLTICKEHo
KLUBU MA sTEELToN.

Oznamujem, ze mesacna sch6-
dza Slovenskeho Politickeho Klu-
.bu ma Steelton vydrziavat sa bu-
de ma nedel'u, dina 30. decembra
o 2. hodine popoludni v miestnosti
pod kostolom Najsv. M. JeziS.
Kazdy Slovak a Slovenka, ci sti
clenmi alebo ME, sd pozvani ma
tlto sch6dzu. Vazne zalezitosti
bnd1 pojednavane, taktiez preve-
dena bude vol 'ba noveho tradu
pre- bud1ci rok. Kto by 81 ziadal
stat So clenom tohto Klubu, mo-
ze tax urobit ma feJo schodzi.
Juraj Prokop, preds.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-28
vRA1DA PRE- KLEBETY.

Moselle Washington, 24-rocna
cernoska zavrazdena bola vo stvr.
tok popoludni kusom skla, ktory
jej vrazila do 'krku jej suseda Ly-
dia Raymond, tiez cernoSka. Ray.
mOndOva sa stretla so susedou pri
pumpe ma dvore vytykala jej, ze
ju ohovara. Povstala zvada, pri
ktorej Raymondka sodvihla kus
-skla no vrazila Westinghouse do
'krku. Tato potion zomrela. Vra.
FzedlnfGku zatvorili. Toto je uz %
yrazda v Youngstown toho roku
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-28
CHLAPEC POSTRIEL'AL
SVOJHO KAMARATA

Stefan Kama, 16-rocny chlapec
z {. 20 Stafford st. Siel navStivit
svojho 15-rocneho priatel'a Stan
ford Hite, 662 Wilson Ave. Stan
ford lezal posteli, ma ktorej mi
revolver. Kama revolver chytil do
ruky, ktory tom okamzeni w
pail. Gul 'ka vrazila Stanfordovi
do list, kde sa zastavila ma zuboch
z ktorych diva boly vybite. Poll
ella vysetruje, ako chlapci prisii
k revolveru.