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The Washington times., 1923-06-18
CHANGING AN OLD ONE.
YEoMEN TO GO
ON FIRST ANNUAL OUTING

A souvenir will be given every
child who attends the first annual
excursion of Homestead No. 64O9,
Of the Brotherhood of American
Yeomen. on Thursday. June %, at
Chesapeake Beach. according to an
nouncement today by Benjamin r.
Williams, District manager and
chairman of the outing committee.
A dancing contest and brief ad-
dresses by prominent members of
the order will he other features.
The brotherhood is q fraternal In.
surance organization, ranking fourth
in size in the United States. 1t
started In the West, with headauar-
tiers in Des Molnes. but In the past
two years has spread through the
Eastern and Southern States. IL
has $4,000 members. and in fifteen
months placed legal reserve insur.
The Washington times., 1923-06-18
BALTIMORE APPROVES
-INTERCITY PARK PLAN

The linking of Washington and
Baltimore with a series of parks
and national forest reserve as
proposed by the Fine Arts commits
sion' Ia exciting keen interest among
the business men OF Baltimore, ac-
oordins to William M. Ellicott,
president of the city congress in
that municipality.
Baltimore ID going to appoint
Hpeclal committee to develop the
Guys park system with special
reference TO connecting it with this
city. It probably will be founded
as a branch of the American Civic
Association which ID supporting the
movement,
The Washington times., 1923-06-18
APPOINT WOMAN DOCTOR
FOR COAST GUARDSMEN

DR.. Blanche N. Epler Is the latest
woman physician to win the distinc-
ton of being appointed to furnish
professional service to coast guards
men, She will serve at Hatteras,
N. G.. which Is considered one of
the most dangerous spots along the
Atlantic coast.
DR., Epler has been engaged for
wears in private practice among the
Inhabitants of the isolated and ex-
posed region around the cape.
The Washington times., 1923-06-18
LACK OF WIND PREVENTS
SPREAD or SERIOUS FIRE

Upper Marlboro was saved from
o disastrous fire last night through
lack of a breeze. Flames original
ing in the home Of Joseph Gallo
way, colored, destroyed a frame
store and barn.
Hundreds Of residents formed a
bucket brigade and saved adjacent
buildings from the fire. The Jail,
two boarding houses and the build
ing of the Eastern Shore Trust
Company were seriously threatened.
The jail fence was torn down and
carried away to prevent spread of
the flames.
The Washington times., 1923-06-18
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS TO
PLAY TWO-ACT COMEDY

A two'act comedy entitled. '"The
Goose Creek Line" will DO given by
the Sunday school class OF the Con-
gress Street M. +. Church tomor-
row at SAB o'clock in tho lecture
room OF tho church, 1885 Thirty
first street northwest,
II. Clyde Grimes will direct the
play, and proceeds will go to a fund
for the children's day Offering Of
thM Sunday school.
The Washington times., 1923-06-18
JUDGE BOOTH TO TEACH AT
Y. M. C. A. SUMMER COLLEGE

July 2 will open the summer
courses Of the Young Mems Chris.
tan Association College. Glasses
will be conducted on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays.
Judge Fenton w. Booth. asset
ate Judge of the United States
Court of Claims. will be the in.
structor In constitutional law and
Attorney Charles V. Inlay will con.
duct the moot court work. The
school is co-educational and will
close August 10.
The Washington times., 1923-06-18
SEAT PLEASANT SCHOOL
GRADUATES is PUPILS

Prof. Nicholas Orem, superintend-
ent of schools for Prince Georges
county, today announced. that the
eeven-grade course in the new Dis
trict line elementary school at Seat
Pleasant. Nd. has been completed
by the following:
Pauline Boyer, Louis Cummings,
Margaret Stotler, Claude Blackwell
Cecil Ttghe. Walter Milburn. oliver
Fischer, Eugene Schultz. George
Cady. Joseph Huntington. Tenry
Newton, Andrew Brown, James Nor.
rfs. George Harris and Burton Low
ing.
The Washington times., 1923-06-18
North Washington Meeting.

The North washington Citizens
Association will hold its June meet
ing at o'clock tonight in the
Sunday school house of the United
Brethren Church, North Capitol and
r streets northeast. Robert M.
York is president of the associa-
ton. Guy w. Numbers is secretary.
The Washington times., 1923-06-18
U. s. ROAD IN ALASKA
TO BE FINISHED IN WEEK

The Government railroad in Alas
ka will be completed this weke IN
anticipation of President Harding 8
visit to the territory, the Depart
ment of the Interior announced
this afternoon.
Laying Of the rails for snort
distance near Fairbanks Will com.
nIete the construction of the road
which has taken more than a year
to build, the department announced.
The average cost was $4,000
mile
The Washington times., 1923-06-18
TITS NOT RAINING RAIN

II L. not raining rain today,
It's raining cabbagiz.
And making for the farmer gay
A dandy summer biz.
His seeds he will be planting soon,
Or maybe has done SO.
And underneath the rainy moon,
His garden truck will grow;
And we will to the market HE
And grab as off q lot.
OH. In the sweet days by and by,
That surc Will hit the spot.
Well mastica3e the long string beans,
And onions we will chew,
And new potatoes, served with greens.
Will fiji us for true.
And lots Of other things as well
Will garnish our insides.
And flowers we will have to smell
As spring to summer RIides.
So do not to the gloOms give way,
Or let your anger whiz;
1t IL not raining rain today,
It's raining reddishlz.
GENE BLOSSOM.
The Washington times., 1923-06-18
If the epidemic of sleeping
sickness were foILoaOed by an
epidemic of awakened con-
sciences aUe Mould be better
off. LULU NJ. SCHULTZ.
ON ANY GOLF COURSE.

OO4UAoG'
Eyes, I'm off my game today.
I'm trying a new stance"
II never did such poor putting"
I'm through with the game for
life."
1.-THE lucky stiff"
eff that bird fell into a mud
hole he'd come. up with his suit
Numbered"
The Washington times., 1923-06-18

The Prince of Wales may be
the best dancer in the world,
having. been 50 proclaimed by
New York dancing institution,
but his many falls in steeple-
chase events have so far pre-
vented his selection as the best
gentleman jockey.
The Washington times., 1923-06-18
Merchants Collect Data On Auto Rules
1IEARloIeSEEBD
VH7SE73 10 by BILL PRICE -reaLAa~
THE TILTED BLUES.

(THE CAVE MANI
tried to charm my sweetheart,
So / acted like q Sheik,
But this strategy was useless,
As she slammed me on the beak.
So now Pm desOlated,
IT'S In sorrow that 1 muse,
For my plan was one grand failure
I've got those Tilted blues!
tPRINcE CHARMING.)
Oh. met q gentle lassie,
The fairest In the land,
told her Of her beauty,
In accents bold and grand,
And so the trouble started.
For when she heard my views,
She secured q movie contract
I've got those Tilted blues!
(THE YOUNG ROMEO.)
I'm shedding tears Of sorrow,
And 1 ann feeling hurt,
For my former bonnie lassie
I have found to be a fIirt.
The boys ALL seem to please her,
And this is painful news.
i thought i was the ONLY ONE
I've got those Tilted blues!
JOE HI. HOLMAN
The Washington times., 1923-06-18
CIsubaugh Is Improving.

William Clabaugh, lawyer and pub
Ito accountant. who has been i'll in
Georgetown Hospital. was reported
to be better today. Physicians at
the hospital say that his condition
is much improved.
The Washington times., 1923-06-18
ance Of $3.50. 100000 on its member

ship.
Charles Brattan is State manager
for the District, Maryland and Della
ware. The excursion committee is
composed OF Mr.. Williams, chair
man; L. r. German, Charles Brat
tan. Miss Spangler and Charles Tip
pens.
The Washington times., 1923-06-18

On the subject of names, a0e
haze with as IN Washington the
mesO minister from Czechoslo-
VGkiG, DR.. FrGntisek ChGUGl-
hoVsky. Imagine the state of
mind of the messenger for the
Secretary of State 10hen he is
called upon to pronounce the
name,
The Washington times., 1923-06-18
SHE GIVES 1T UP.

SHE GIVES 1T Up.
Dear Bill: I give up! No 121,
of the Viva. raile0Gy, is flap
per proof. l haze tried eVery
tactic knot0n to flapperdom, but
failed. Here's luck to any other
fLGpper 1Oho thinks she can sue
coed. BABY FLAPPER.
The Washington times., 1923-06-18
WE'VE GOT FINE ONES
HERE.

Dear Bill: All
the good-looking
ones didn I go
out Of town
when the visit
ing Shriners left.
Tell the girls
Alnas Temple,
Washington, has
plenty who lock
like this one.
ALMAS KE.
The Washington times., 1923-06-18
OH WOMAN, WOMAN!

All through this broad land.
As warm weather comes among
The women are putting on furs-
For kidding remarks they care
not a cuss.
/ never could fathOm fair damseIs,
/ doubt IL Solomon ever did;
They keep the male sex guessing.
Their common sense they've hid. |
Through the cold. raw days of
Neckpiece furs they passed by:
Now that warm weather IL here
They'll wear 'em sure or die.
Foolish man will take off warm
But not so with all the hers.
Man may change to his b. v. DIS |
But the women all put on furs. |
IRIZONA IKE.
That good lawyer and good
Washington citizen, THOMAS
J. DONOVAN, did Che right
thing in resigning from the ad-
miralty law division of the Ship
ping Board to enter private
practice. Mr.. Donovan is a
clear-headed leader of civic SEN
timent and thought in Washing
ton and also a mighty good
lawyer.
CHANGING AN OLD ONE.
fFrom the Florida Times Union.)
Mother, may / 60 ont to swim?
Yes, my darling daughter peach:
But stay in the surf in that ono-piece
suit,
And don't parade the beach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-25
.ouNaarowNaKE sLovHNaKf NoYIN7

ma mad 'arske vykorist 'ovanie, o.
'iitiupov vaifie, M ll,aitsii<lr panovacnosiS
a inc neblahe pamiatlSy, ktore este
dlho zane6hajil viditcl' ne stopy ma
Slovenskn. Ilenze Cesi by mali
svoje postupovanie prisposobnit
tejto skutocnosti. Cesi ponajviac
iba frazami sa usiluiil apelovat'
ma nacionalne city Slovakov, po-
ukazujilc ma pamiatky mad 'arskf-
.ho panovania, ale s1casnc v sku-
tocnosti poclnajii 81 tax, ako co
by v kazdom OIL 'adc chceli zau-
jat' til poziciu mad Slovakmi, 2
ktorcj Mad 'ari vyfrkli. Ba V hos
podarskom OIL 'ade este silneisic
.doliehaju ma slovcnslSy l'ud ma
slcdkom nesmyselneho aplikova-
mia narodohospodarskych norienl
priemyselnych eeskych zemi ma
rol'nicke Slovensko a ma druhe.j
strane zas i priemysel slovensky
ubijajnc svojim vyvinutejsim prie
myslom a obchodom. Toto vsetko
slovensky Pud dobre vidi, inteli-
genciu a stredne vrstvy tlacia zas
existencne obavy krivdy preto
sa vyvinula ma SlovensRy oprav-
nena mienla, ze Cesi usiluj1 sa
jednoducho zaujat' mad Slovak-
mi til panoviti pozfciu, ktor1 ma
Ii mad n&ni predtym Mad 'ari. Pre-
to slovensky Pud samosprave
vidi vychodisko takejto situa-
Gle, frazami laske sa uz media
uchlacholit'. Vidi, ze pre- sloven.
sle zauimy je nemoznym stavom
byt' vydanym ma milost' nemi-
lost prazskeho centra a pritom sa
spoliehat' iba ma "bratskn Ii,
sku.'
Preto jc pritomny stav hoto.
wynn nebezpeGenstvom pre- cesk ,.
slovenskii vzajomnost' bratstvo
a Ccsi by spravncjsie robili, keby
uznali svrchovanost' Slovakov v
Specialize slovenskych veciach, le.
bo slovenske hospodarske a kul.
tnrne zaujmy budti vzdy zname-
nat Unprecedented MI priepast
medzi Mad 'armi a Slovakmi, tax
re nejakom slovenskolmad ar
skom sblizenl v pripade autono-
mie nem6ze byt' ami reel. Dnes
vsak, ked' 81 Slovak, nevynima
JUG ami toho slovenskeho rol'nf-
ka robotnika svoje najvitalnci-
Sic zivotne zaujmy musi este
pred Cechom hajit' ma neho o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-25
prAvnene ziarlit': iste ze nem6ze

|prAvnene aiarlit' s.: iste ae nem6ze
|vxrasfati ScsesiKolsiovenska vzajom.
most brafstvo a ked pud slo-
|venslS u tomto smerc opanovany
Dol osudhym slslamanim, TAX, pri-
|rodzene, o tol' l'ko bude mensia je-
no nesmieritel most a odvaha
lpohotovost' prot Mad 'arom. 4
lSoneeny vyslcdok by hol, ze. Slo-
yak trpko povei: Jeden ako drn-
ny, vsetko jedno, to jest, ze y IA
kladnych, hospodarskych a exi-
|stencnych, ba narodnych veciach
nevidi rozdieln mcdzi mad ar
lskym a eeskym stpanstvom 4, bu-
de sa citit' Ease len poddanym sln-
HON a ME panom vo svojom, o
vlada no apatia: a v takomto sta.
dune potom az prcstava vsetko
0bratstvo', zacina sa vyvin ka-
tastrofy, lebo Slovaci by w Wac
nekladli odpor proti mad 'arskyim
aspiraciam ma zfskanic svojho pre-.
dosleho postavenia, lebo by ich 0
panovalo presvedeenic: "Vsetisa
jedno!"
Poznamenavame vsak, ze pri po
sudzovani tohoto stavu WYNN
!, potrebne ie brat do hl'adu city
a smysl 'anic celeho slovenskehc
naroda, vsctkych Slovakov, ME
len tych 4OO-5OO rodfn, lStore ST
zname pod menom .'predprevra'
tovi Slovaci." V politickom zlvo.
tie, hlasovani atd' ma beast ce.
lly narod, preto pomery treba s
| primeranou realnost 'ou a triezvo.
st 'ou v celku posudzovat'.
Spomenutemu neblahemu vyvi
nu moze vyhn1t' iba ma samo
spravnych zakladoch vybudovant
Slovensko, ktore 81 bude vedomt
toho, re cokol 'vek sa s MIN dele
deje sa to pri jeho lplnej zodpo
vednosti "a vsetko. Takto vSak zs
vsetko zodpovedni s1 Cesi, lebt
81 rozhodujncu moe mad Sloven
skom siistredili do svojich rnk.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-25

vel neresti naroda slovenskeho.
Preto je sloyenskemu narodu este
i to pravo npierane, ktore podkar-
patsko-rnskemu narodI daGe'a IL
stavne zabezpetene bolo bez vset-
kych obav. Lebo ak Slovaci presli
do stavu oslobodcnia 5 istymi sla-
bost ami - tieto slabosti sl o
mnoho vacsie pri Podkarpatskych
Rusoch: a tito predsa dosiahli IL
stavne zabczpeeeneho prava na
autonomiu.
Vsetky namietky proti samo-
sprave slovenskcj, ktore sa zalzla-
daj1 ma takzvanych ''mad 'aron-
skych" obavach, sii uncle, bezzl-
kladne a povrchne. Y skutocnosti
je fakt ten, ze ak ! jest med2i in
teligenciou dost ad'aronskeho'
zivlu. ale pochop mad 'aronstva
znamcna nz len prekonann 'minu-
lost. O povedomom a ciel 'uvedo-
MON mad 'ar6nstve dnes uz ma
Slovensku nemoze byt' ami reel
inteligencia sa triedi ma povedome
mad 'arskll povedome slovenskn,
hoci by al v tomto slovenskom ta-
bore bolo dl'a minulosti takzva.
nych mad 'ar6nov. Rozhoduj1cim
faktorom pri tejto veci Dol a je
l'ud, slovensky l'ud, ktoremu je
ideove narodne ad'arstvo ale
bo mad 'ar6nstvo naprosto nezna.
mou vecou a jestli sa predsa tn
i tam este i dnes owl Jude hla-
sy, zc "lepsie bolo "a Mad 'arska
ako dnes," takato mienka l'udu
ME je zalozena ma nejakych ma.
rodno-politickych alebo citovych
principoch, ale cisto vylucne len
ma hmotnych a hospodarslych po'
hnntkach. Mad 'ari mad 'areili in.
teligenciu, ale ma prit 'ahovani l'u.
du do sfer mad 'arskej mentality
i'm prave tol'ko zalezalo, ako ma
jeho kult1rnom a hospodarskom
povznesenf, to jest oni sa to jed
noducho nestarali a jedina Wy
nimka v tomto smere boI iba V
poslednych rokoch nastavsf vedo-
my mad 'arizacny pokus ministra
vyucby Apponyiho, ktory hromad
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-25

Process 1lAyratu orkpadlych cle-
nov naf6da sfovelisisr ito irvii Ft5'
nz plnsan nrildom 4 tento prdd
postnpns uskutoanenie slovenske.i
autonomie nielen ze nezastavl, ale
rozhodne urychli, lebo narodna,
nacionalna myslienka by az po u
skntoeneni samospravy triumfo-
vala ilplnej miere q tax by w
vinula najv;icsin prlt 'azlivost
Vazna politika a yazny politi-
cky isudok nemoze byt I zalozeny
ma bezzakladnom upodozrievanl a
obvinovanf, ktore pochadza iba 20
strannickej vypoeitavosti a tvori
iba necestn6 pomocky v politicko'
strannickom shone.
"A podobne snad' pravc ameri-
cllm bratom Cechom je najzby-
tocneisie dokazovat', ze by auto
nomia Sloyenska bola pochadzala
z ncjakych mad 'arslSych vllvoy a
&c by tym snad' otvorena bola ce.
sta k navratu do minuleho mad ar
skeho otroctva. Re NADIA DNES
| $ ii 'ubou hl'adia IA politicky boz
ma Slovensku, ktory je vedeny o
/ kolo otazky autonomie, to jc len
prcto, re 81 Mad ari prajn vidiet
politicke trenice medzi Slovakmi
a Cechmi, lebo Cd znepriatelenla
tychto dvoch bratskych narodoY
ocakavajd splnenie svojich tn
zieb po integrite. A to by mohlo
prave vtedy nastat', ak by borba
vacsiny slovakov Cechmi au-
tonomiu este dlho trvala. z ta-
kejto borby, 2 takehoto politicke'
no napnutia mozu mat nejakf O.
soh Mad 'ari, ale ked 'ze tn ma &c.
choch zalezi, ably splnili svoje "a
J iviazanosti, a opravnene poziadav'
ky slovenskeho naroda, tym jc
sncasne do ich rul1 slozeny kl 'nt
upokojenia pomeroy ma Slovensku
a tym i znemoznenie poslednycl
nadeji Mad'arov. Lebo Slovaci So
ami k voli neiakemu fantomu ma.
d'arskeho straSiaka nem6zu
zriect' svojich narodnyych auto.
nomnych pray.
o slovakov sa Cechom netreba
bat: lebo narodne, kultnrne a pre-
dovsetkym hospodarske zaujmy
Slovakcv znamenaju neprelroci.
tel'nu hradzu a priepast' medzi
Slovahni a Mad 'armi. Slovaci ne.
zabudnd TAX l'ahko, co i'm Mad "a.
ri urobili. Nezabudnd tax l'ahko
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-25
PROBLEM AUToNoMIE sLovENsKA.
od vyboru Priatel'ov slovenskej syobody,

3 5. : q y ~ I y s.
Pozn. red Pre- nedostatok
miesta sme predosle diva elanky
PSS. nemohli nverejnit'.
III.
o zasadnej opravnenosti Slo.
venska ma samospravu nemozno
pochybovat'. Dlskussia sa moze
West iba v tom smere, nakol 'ko
je mozna i nakol'k je potrebna
samosprava Slovenska v danych
pomeroch.
A tn prichodi predovsetkym do
iivahy otazka mad 'aronska a $
touto siivisnc otazka siSedneho
Mad 'arska. Tym viac, lebo mamie
tky centralistov sa tocia temer
vylucne okolo obav pred mad "a.
ronstvom Mad 'arskorh, nehovo-
riac tom jarmocnom a pausal.
nom obvinovani slovenskeho au.
tonomizmu, ze "ei az vedome, ci
nevedome slnzi snaham mad a.
r6nsko-mad 'arskym.'
Slovenski autonomisti sn 81 ME
menej vedomi pritomneho stavu
Slovenska, nez centralisti. Sloven-
ski autonomisti celou vaznost 'ou
chapu vel'ke nlohy, ktore v pri'
tomnum v blizko- -budncom case
Slovakov ocakavaj6 ma poll ma
rodneho prebudenia, nvedomenla
a kult1rneho hospodarskeho po-
vznesenia slovenskeho l'udu, kto.
reho neblahym osudom je, re dc
stavu slobody nemohol prejst' $
primeranym poctom roduverne!
intelligence primeranou naro.
do-hospodarskou pohotovost'ou.
Lenze my musime tou najvae.
Sou vaznost 'ou poukaZat pri tel
to veci ma to, ze stav tento centra.
listicke strany a vladne llruhy 2
pochopitel 'nych strannicko-cent-a
listickJch pricin precenujii, I'VE.
licuju pracuj1 ma tom, aby slo'
vensky narod pre- tento prltomny
prechodny stav tryanlive Dol po'
zbaveny svojich zakladnych ma
rodnych pray. To jest nebla'hym
osudom a mad 'arslFm ntiskom
zapricineny pritomny prechodny
stav by chceli urobti pricinou no.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-25
ETERSNupERI.


K 2 4 i d
Ma svete name rozlicnych Judi
d rozlicnych. otrokov napojov 4
|omam,'j1cich jedov. Najnovsie w
|skyti sa vo Viedni "etershuperi',
|lStori hoci kde ma nlici zastanii,
|snnpn1 81 q eteru a blazene sa IL
smievajl. Shupat' eter je prdye
tax nebezpecnd, ako mamit' 50 o.
travami: kokainom, morfiun1om a
pod. A preto viedcnska policia do
|stala rozkaz, kazdeho etersnupra
|arestovat'. Snupaci etern koncio
|obycajne v blazinci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-25

nyfm mad 'arSenim l'udovych sk6l
prvy zaeal seriozne pracovat' na
pomad 'ar6eni nemad 'arskeho l'u-
du v Uhorsku, jeho pokus sa ysak
nachadzal iba v stadiume poeiat-
kov a nemal dost easu zanechat
nejake hlbsie vysledky V l'udo-
lvych vrstvach. To SINE videli VEL
mi jasne pri prevratc, ako sma-
HON striasa slovensky l'ud j tie
posledne znan1ky mad 'arskeho ma
tlaku a ako sa skryvala vsade
po Slovensku akakol'vek vyslov-
M mad 'aronska mentalita, to
M vtedy, ked' ceske vojska este
| neboly ma Slovenslsu.
Toho dostatocnym d6kazom sti
! prve vol'by do Narodneho Shro-
mazdenia. Pozrime ich vysledky.
CT medzi poslancami 20 Sloven-
ska krem tych 10 cistyych mad ar
skych poslancov co j len jedneho,
ktory by boil zvoleny ma nejaky
vyslovny mad 'aronsky program,
smer, alebo ktory by So j dnes
ziavne staval "a mad 'ar6nsku men
talitu? Ano, temer vo vsetkych
stranach boil zvoleni do Narod-
neho Shromazdenia ,slovenskym
l'udom vyslati taxi poslanci,
ktorf boil predtym mad 'aronmi a
lebo vlaznymi Slovakmi, ale vse-
tel tito poslanci spolu so syojimi
stranami neslizia Wac mad 'ar-
skej idey, ale slizia len alebo slo-
venskej alebo Seskej idey (ktora
sa ma Slovensku menuje "ces-
koslovenskou') 10 je vsak po-
tom uz zas ina otazka, preco je i
poprevratovy predprevratovy
/ Slovak jednoducho "mad 'ar6-
nom", ak slnzi narodno-sloven-
skej samospravnej myslienke, a
preco je zas ma drunej strane hncd
"statotvornym'' vlastencom i by
valy usvedceny mad 'aron, ako sa
| postaVvil do sluzieb centralistickej
vlady. Ma priklad najcentralisti-
ckejSia strana socialno-demokrati-
cka poslala do parlamentu vyse
dvadsat' poslancov, ale tych sa
pre- slovenskd narodnn wee pred
prevratom iba dvaja exponovali,
kdezto ma priklad "a "mad 'aron-
sku' vyhlasena SLOW. l'udova stra-
ma ma vo svojo'm lone 2 dvana-
stitch poslancov iba jedneho take
ho poslanca, ktory Dol pred pre-
vratom mad 'ar6nom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-25

- ct. citatel 'ov z okolitych me-
steciek, ako Garfield, Hubbard,
Niles, Girard atd'., ktori dlhujt
predplatne ma noviny, ziadame, a.
by nam predplatne laskave dopo-
slali postou, lebo mas agent memo
ze ia prist' kolektovat' pre- zle
spojenie.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-08
EVENING SERVICE
ADDED BY CAFE

Several months ago In response to
a constantly increasing demand for
evening service the management Of
the Russell Cafeteria, 81 s. Meridian
ST., decided to serve an evening meal
The move was fully justified, accord
ing to Grace Anna Rust, manager,
and the number of patrons to avail
themselves Of the service has grown
at an astonishing rate. she said.
when we opened the Russet Cafe.
terra we believed there was a big de-
mand in the downtown district for a
noon lunch service. But we felt that
there would be little or no demand for
an evening meal. Time proved that
we were right In our first surnise, but
entirely wrong in the second" Miss
Rust said
Frequently our patrons would come
to US and ask why we did not keep
open in the early part Of the eve
hing. AS n result on Sept / we
initiated the plan Of serving an eve.
ming meal rom 5 to 1880 o'clock In
the evening. Since then our patron
age has grown at a surprising rate.
Few persons realize Just how much
care must be devoted to the manage,
ment of q properly conducted cafe
terra When we established our plane
we did 1t with the definite object Of
giving Indianapolis business men and
women and downtown shoppers an