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, 1923-06-15
CANYON OF FOOLS" At
'WY0M|NG ONE OF BEST
HARRY CAREY PICTURES

Break-neck action. big and rugged
drama. tingling adventure and 70.
mance that CLOVIS are the chief in.
gradients OF Canyon OF the Fools"
Harry Carey's new starring vehicle
released by F. B. o. and rvealed for
the first time at the Wyoming Theater
yesterday.
Carey's popularity is expanding with
each new production in which he ap-
pears because his name has long been
Identified with virile Western dramas
with fast action and delightful humor.
Canyon OF the Fools" based on n
novel OF tho same title by Richard
Matthews Hallet gives to Mr.. Carey
n Of his most impressive roles and
no endows h part with all his rich
skill Of characterization.
Tho story has to do with the ex.
ploits of a cowboy. one Bob mccarthy.
with the wanderlust strong In his veins
He hoboes his way to Madcap. n min
ing camp and hen the fun breaks
loose. Carey is In tho thick of 1t
all the time and, as always. is re-
sponsibls for some delicious enter.
talnment. His Whimsical humor dis
tinguishes him as one of the most
facile T artists devotinK his tai.
ents TO this sort OF production.
In Mr.. Careys supporting cast are
such artists as Marguerite Clayton,
Fred Stanton. Joseph Harris, Jack
Curtis. Carmen Arselle Charles ]. Lee
, 1923-06-15
MARKET KEEPS
ITS GAINS AND
CLOSES FIRM
Wheat Export Demand Slow.
But Prices Retain Early
Advance

CHICAGO. June 15.-wet weather
impairing the crop outlook. especially
in Kansas. led to increased buying Of
wheat today. during the early deal
lngs and gave a material lift TO
values. According to one authority.
the condition of the crop in Kansas
was at such n critical stage that the
rain would be likely to destroy n
heavy percentage in the area that
has had the best promise. Opening
quotations. which ranged from hc to
70 higher, with July S1.11h to
SILK, and September s1.osia to
$1.09H. were followed by moderate
further gains.
Export demand was slow. but the
market retained most Of its advance.
The close was firm. Nc to Nc net
advance, with July 111R to liz and
September 1oe% TO 1o9%.
Predictions that the government re-
port July l will show crop conditions
somewhat under normal help to sus-
tain the market In the late dealings.
Prices closed firm at SO to lie net ad.
vance. with July san.
Corn and oats were 1rmer with
wheat. After opening unchanged 20
&c higher. July 1Mo to s1%o. the
corr market scored an additional ad-
vance.
Oats started at a shade lower to
Nc gain. July 41&c and later made
a little upturn for all months.
Higher quotations on
strengthened the provision market.
, 1923-06-15
Love AND MOON HAVE So
MUCH IN COMMONPLACE

What are 'the glimpses Of the
moon" moments In life? In Edith
Wharton's novel. 1.-THE Glimpses Of
tho Moon" picturzed for Paramount
by Allhn Dwan, and which ZONES to
the Rialto Theater for 4 days. begin
ming Sunday next, they are the mo-
ments when love first blossoms TO
find fuifillmsnt. moments hat bind
lives together safe against tempta-
ton.
But there are other "giimpses Of
the moon moments. according to
Bebe Daniels. who plays the role Of
Susan Branch, the heroine OF the
picture.
Every time you DO a charitabi,
act; every time you accomplish some.
thing worth while; every time your
thoughts are tempered with magma.
nimity toward your Scllows, you ex
p%erience what I nnlieve to be
'glimpses Of the moon movements"
explained Miss Daniels. They are the
moments when you feel the ocstacy
of a full life and reach mental. spiri.
tual and physical heights hat lift you
above the mAterialism OF every day
living.
"There Is something about the
noon when It shines in all its glory
that brings a peaceful calm TO those
who look on from the earth below. II
is this same calm that comes "a
lovers in perfect accord and OF which
Mrs. Wharton wrote that explains thu
meaning Of the title OF her novel
THE Gllmpses of the Moon We ali
seek such moments in our lives. and
some find more OF them than others"
, 1923-06-15
1000 BARRELS
OF Water FOR
mountain View

A observation-disclosures tank was
ordered today by the Baker-Grude
Investment company as a reservoir
for water to supply the prospective
residents OF the new townslte of
Mountain View which lies adjacent to
the Industrial section west OF Casper
on the Yellowstone highway. The tank
will have an elevation sufficient to
secure pressure for both domestic use
and fire protection. a four inch main
Is being laid from the river. and
water will be plped to each lot. II will
take about 60 days to complete the
project.
In order to raise the water to the
tank, a water plant will be required
, 1923-06-15
Livestock

CHICAGO. June 15.-U. s. Depart.
ment OF Agriculture) = Hogs-Re,
ceipts. $4,000; mostly 1oc to i5c
higher; top. s7.2o; bulk 100 to s25
pound averages. s6.9o97.15; packing
sows. s6.O096.35; desirable ITO to 1870
pound pigs, $5.50@6.25; light weight
hogs. Ss.75@7.10; medium. ss.s5 @7.2o;
light. se.75@7.15; light light, s6.4oG
$50; packing sows. smooth, 5000
ESQ; packing sows. rough. s5.75@s.i0
killing pigs, s5.25@6.5o.
Cattle-Receipts. 5000: active; kill
ing quality. plain with light weight
beef steers and yearlings predominant
ing; beef steers. yearlings and des!-.
able beef hsifers. steady to strong
other killing classes. steady; top
strictly choice 1857 pound yearlings
sil.25; best yearlings. price OF season
few heavy steers here; bulk steers
ss'oo41o.15: veal calves. mostly 5000
$1,000 to packers. a few at slo.2s,
stockers and feeders. active.
Sheep-Receipts. 10000; fairly ae
tive; sheep and lambs. steady to
strong; bulk best native springs,
sis.00@16.25; few to city butchers,
1855; strong weight culis. mostly
s11.oo; few decks choice handy
weights. fed lambs. s14.5O; best light
and heavy weight ewes s5.75 s.25;
heavies. around 1926.
, 1923-06-15
PROMOTEns
FOR BIC FIGHT

Continued from Page one.)
ing harder yesterday than in any
previous workout.
Dempsey continues to wear the
leather h~eadguard to protect the heal.
Ing cut over his eye. and also limits
the rest period between rounds 10 so
seconds instead OF the usual minutes
rest .
Herman Auerbach. n lightweight
from Dempsey's home town in Utah,
Salt Lake City. Joined the stan Of
sperring partners today. Auerbach's
father was Dempsey's first manager
in the pork and bean" days of his
ring areer A white Persian kitten,
the Gift OF a three-year-old admirer.
Margaret Clark OF Great Falls. is
the latest addition to Dempsey's ZOO
logical collection. which now includes
a cow. bulldog. baby timber wolf and
a highly valuable bull. with a pedi.
gree almost as long as Dempsey's
list Of knockout victims.
, 1923-06-15
Visa Big Horn B.sia

TERMoPoLIs. wyo.. June a.
Fay Phebus OF the Phebus on com.
pany had a group of prominent oil
men here showing them over the oil
fields of Hot Springs county.
In the party were ]. r. Munee, vice
president Of the Arkansas Natural
Gas company. from Shreveport. La;
Fred w. Crawford. president OF the
Ohio Fuel on company. from Column
bus. o.; Frank S. Mitchell. indepsn-
dent operator. Beaver Falls. Pa; W.
c. Spooner. geologist for the Arkan-
sss company. Shreveport: Warwick
NJ. Downing. attorney. Denver: w. p.
Stewart. operator, Dallas. Tex; ]. ].
o'Mnhony. attorney, Cheyenne.
The gentlemen are interested in op-
erations that are being carried on by
the Arkansas company, the Phebus
company and other concerns in this
county. They were looking over the
situation generally with n view to
purchasing oil property and carrying
on oil Development We learn that
they were favorabiy impressed. but
up to the time OF leaving had made
no statement for publication.
, 1923-06-15
Handbook Gets 500 Barrel
Well in Salt Creek Field

Ia showing unusually good. The in.
tention Is to leave II as II 10 for the
present although at some future time
It may be drilled deeper into pro.
duction.
Interest is now turned to the well
Of the Evans OIL corporation on sec.
ton %. half 4 mile west OF this loca-
ton which will probably be the next
completion in the southwest part of
the field. Casing has been set at be.
low 1000 feet and with double tour
working the bit should be into the
first Wall Creek within the next 10
days. From the formations so far
psnetrated there In no doubt ex.
pressed but what this well will prove
a good producer and that II win add
considerable to the proven area Of
the field.
, 1923-06-15
Foreign Exchange

NEW YoRK. June 15-Foreixn ex.
changes easy. Quotations In cents:
Great Britain demand 461ls: cables
46lh; sixty day bills on banks
459 l-1s; France Demand $50; cables
sS2b. Italy demand 462h; cables 1853.
Belgium demand $40: cables 543Js
Germany demand .o0oeK' cables
.0o1oA. Holland demand 3s17: cables
1920. Norway demand 1864. Sweden
demand 1850: Denmark demand 1870;
Switzerland demand 1875. Spain de
mand 14s4iA; Greece demand eos.
golnnd demand .oo11%; czecho slo.
vpkia demand 2ss; Argentine demand
$50. Brazil demand 1850. Montreal
97&.
, 1923-06-15

which the company IL now putting In
The water will be secured from thu
bed of the river on a similar plan
to the Mills water system. thus assur-
ing the best supply o~btainable.
The streets of this townsite ara
being graded. and many persons who
have purchased lots are planning to
build homes and TO start chicken
ranches on the acre tracts. One pur-
chaser plann to put IN a truck gar
den. realizing the local demand for
the products Of such q garden.
, 1923-06-15

A report from the Geld states that
the well OF the Handbook OH com
pany, a Montana corporation. on the
southwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter of section 24-sp-T9. Salt Creek.
is flowing and that it ia expected 10
make 500 barrels or better.
This well was drilled into the sand
shout 10 days ago Int due to the
fact that a layer OF hard. rocle-iike
substance was found at the top Of the
stratum it was decided to shoot IN
order to break this up and allow the
fuid to flow more freely. Ths shot
bridsed the hole and It has taken
several days to clean out and run
tubing.
As the saturated sAnd . drilled
to q depth Of only two feet this well
, 1923-06-15
Oil Reported Rising In
Hole of New Fargo Well

with the bit 10 feet in the sand.
ell was rising rapidly IN the casing
ef well No. % Of the Fargo OIL com.
pany in the South Casper Creek field
late yesterday and every indication
10 that this we'll win be the best pro.
Queer yet completed In that district.
Thu field was struck at four feet In
the sand indicating that the forma'
ton 10 more porous At this point than
Mt the others where Il was necessary
TO drill in Is feet before the point
Of saturation vas reached. An effort
Ii being made to keep the oil bald
down and the driilers will endeavoF
to penetrats the sand to . dspth OF
, 1923-06-15
Sugar

NEW YORK. June 15.-The mar,
ket for refined was unsettled and
prices were unchanged to 80 points
lower. with two refiners now listing
at 925 and three at $50. Business
however was practically at a stand.
still owing to the weakness in. tho
raw futures market.
, 1923-06-15
Butter and Eggs

CHICAGO. June 15.-Buttsr higher;
creamery extras Ss&; standards 3sk;
extra firsts 36h; firsts 3b@36; sec
onds 34a34is. Eggs steady; receipts
2+.lse cases; firsts 20; ordinary firsts
2o420h; miscellaneous 21621Mi
storage pack extras 24h; storage pack
firsts "a.
NEW YORK, Jun i5-Butter firm;
creamery higher than extras. 500
ss%; creamery extras ssh: ditto
tirsts 379as.
Eggs unsettled. fresh gathered
firsts s5935h; eggs flrsts z3h @74A:
eggs seconds rs: fresh gathered stor-
age packed. extra flrsts 36@2sh; eggs
nrsts 25425h; Pacific coast whites
ffrsts to extra firsts 29E @351.
Cheese, firm, Btats, whole milk
hats. fresh fancy 25h 9a6k; cheese
average run ASH; state, whole milk.
twins. fresh fancy 25H @35h; cheese
average run 24E.
, 1923-06-15

40 feet unless the extreme pressure
necassitates the stopping Of drilling
before that depth 10 reached.
The troubles have been eliminated
In No. % which have caused the
operation to progress slowly and drill
ling Is being continued from $40 feet
No. II. which is an offset to No.
II Is spudding at 200 feet.
Practically all the pipe for the
line from the Poison Spider district
TO this city has arrived and been
unloadsd. Six miles Of the pipe is
strung about two miles OF which has
bean screwed and tho ditchins ma.
chine ID scheduled to start operations
today.
, 1923-06-15

Rigs idle awaiting develop
P~etrosas. Waiting for rig builders.
Midwest Refining company; SEQ
ton 5s-isIo4, 1o-ineh casing standing
cemented around 1000 feet: section 20.
1s.1o4. drilling at 1850 feet; section
2-i7-1o4. fishing for bit around 1900
feet: rest OF rigs. idle.
Ohio OIL company; Section 22.is.
1o4. spudding: section 14-17-1o4,. drill.
ing around 800 feet.
, 1923-06-15
Crude Market
Potatoes

CHICAGO. June i5.-Potatoes firm;
receipts 10 cars; total u. s. shipments
1851; Alabama sacked Bliss Triumphs
number 1 best 2.75@2.s5: heated and
poorly graded 2.25G2.boi Mississippi
and Louisiana sacked Bliss Triumph
number 1. 2.bo@2.75: few best at 2-sb;
South Carolina barrel Irish Cobblers
number /. 5.Bo4b.7b; North Carolina
barrel Irish cobblers 5.759s.ooi Texas
sacked Cobblers number 1, 400.
, 1923-06-15
Money

NEW YORK. June 1b.-CaIi money
easier high AZ; low AZ; ruling rate
AZ; closing bid ~ offered at AZ;
last loan ~; offered at 4; time loans
steady; mixed collateral 60 30 days
~ @b; 80 months 8; prime CONNER.
olal paper 5.
, 1923-06-15

OMAHA. Neb., June 15.-U. S. De
partment OF Agriculture.eHogs-Rs
ceipts. 1000; market uneven; goot
and choice butchers. 1o@I5c higher
100 to 325 pound averages. $50
top. 1886. common grades, steady &c
strong; mostly S6.1o96.25; packing
grades. steady to 15c higher; bulk
sows. $5.10@5.60.
catte-Receipts. 1900; beef steers.
steady to strong; top matured steers.
sio.76; bulk. ss.25@1o.25; all other
classes. mostly unchanged; bulk she
stock. s5.I5@e.o0; bulk canners and
cutters. s3.25@4.5o; bulk bologna
bulls. $t.25G4.bo; practical top vesis.
$3.50; few feeders at $3.50.
Sheep Receipts. 500; market
strong; complete clearance at $3.50;
other classes, nominal.
, 1923-06-15

Montacal Oil company:
ments.
Producers & Refiners corporation;
Section ~56-17-1ol. drilling at 400 feet;
section 13-17-1o4. fishing for pipe at
300 feet.
Continental OIL company: Section
$4,000 Montacal No. l. waiting for
casing at 500 feet.
william Keck: Montacai No. /. rec.
ton 27-17-1o4. rigs UP waiting for
boilers. etc.
, 1923-06-15
Metals

NEW YORK. June 15-Copper
steady; ~electroiytic spot and futures
15M a15k. Tin easier. spot and near
by 400: futures 4075. Iron steady.
prices unchanged. Lead steady: spot
725. Zinc quiet; east stLouls spot
and nearby 500. Anthony. spot e.sb
Q6.75.
, 1923-06-15

DENVER. Colo. June 1B.-Cattle
receipts 1.1ss; market steady; beef
steers s.25910.26; COWS and heifers
4.5o1s.5o; calves <.oo911.oo; stockers
and feeders 6.oo@7.15.
Hogs receipts b.ss; market 10 to is
higher; top e.65: bulk e.4o@s.bo.
Sheep receipts s2s; market steady;
yeariings io.oo@ii.5o; lambs ls.bo9
1900; ewes 4.oo@5.75.
, 1923-06-15

Moyne. vester Pegs. Murdoch Mac
Quarrie and Mignonne Golden. Val
Paul directed.
, 1923-06-15
Oil : Finance : Bonds = Stocks :: Grains = Livestock = All Ma
BAXTER BASIN E
OPERATIONS T
Associated Montaeal, Producers & Refnsrs, Cont
mental. Midwest, Ohio and William keck All
Pushing Their Wells to Completion

ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo, June 14-The status of the vari-
GUS wells being drilled in the Baxter Basin field is as follows:
Associated Oil company: Montacal No. /. section 23-17-
1o4, drilling out cement and testing for water shut-off; Sec
ton 26-17-1o4, rigging up.
, 1923-06-15

DULUTH. MINI, June 15=Cosing
FAX July 2s5 bid; September 253A
bid; October 242h bid
, 1923-06-15
Silver

NEW YORK, June 15.-Foreign bar
silver 65h; Mexican dollars 80.
, 1923-06-15
Cotton

NEW YORK, June 15.-Cotton spot
quieti middling 1920.
, 1923-06-15

For furniture Of all kinds, get our
prices before buying. Phone 749.
Harmed Bros. Furniture CT.
, 1923-06-15
DECLINE RULES
WIT SELLING
AGAIN FEATURE
Liquidation Increases and
Closing of Stock Market
Is Weak

NEW YORK. June 16.-Professional
selling pressure brought about some
matesial recessions in prices In to-
days stock market. More than SO
stocks. including U. s. Steel common
established new low records for tbs
e Sales Appropriated soo,o 900
shares.
, 1923-06-15

81AAAAA6 NJ R1AAA1
matesial recessions in prices In to-
stocks. including u. s. Steel common
year. Sales Appropriated 500, 900
shares.
NEW YORK, June 15.-Marked IT.
regularity again characterized the
opening quotations in today's stock
market. Some of the oils made partial
recovery from recent heaviness. Cal.
ifornia Petroleum rose q point and
the Pan American issues improved
f~ractionaily. Dawson Chemical ad
vanced TX. Texas and Pacific Coal
and oil dropped to a new low In re.
Election of the new stock offering.
Additional new low records were
made by Transcontincntal and Pure
Oil. Royal Dutch and WHY'S Over.
land. Rails were firm, gains of about
a point each being recorded by Read
ing, Southern Railway preferred.
Pittsburgh and West Virginia and
Atchison. Industrials were under pres,
sure. Stewart Warner dropping two
points. Foreign exchanges opened un'
changed.
Bullish demonstrations of strength
IN dividend paying railroads. the Pan.
Americans. California Petroleum,
crucible Steel. Dupont. Dawson
Chemical and Allied Chemical pro.
vided tho only exceptions to the down
ward trend OF prices in the forenoon.
Motor and rubber shares were the
weakest with the pressure there sun.
plemented by active sailing Of Cen
trail Leather. u. s. Alcohol, Interna.
tional Paper and America sumatra
Tobacco. Over a score of low priced
industrials established new minimum
prices for the ear. Call money opened
at Az percent.
NEW YORK. June 15.-rhe strain
imposed on the market by the por-
sistent liquidation OF low priced in.
dustrials proved too great a handicap
for the recognized leaders to stand
up under, and in the early afternoon
the whole list sagged sharply. United
States Steel duplicated its recent low
figure of s3H mt some OF the invest.
ment railroads shares were also
weak. including Northern Pacific,
Southern Pacino and Chicago q
Northwestern. A considerable mum
Der of industrlais and speciaIties were
on from one to three points.
The closing was weak. Liquidation
OF low priced industriais increased in
the late dealings and brought about
sympathetic reactions In other quar-
ters.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-07
URAD MA ROK 1924
MAR. SOKOLOV.

Sbor 146. T. s. j. Sokol Wy
drziaval minulej nedele svoju
rocn1 schodzu, ma ktorej 81 zvolil
iirad pre- bud1ci rok. Ia spravcu
zvoleny Dol starry spravca, p. An
drej Palendar, "a podspravcu tiez
starry, p. Jan Sherfel, "a tajomni-
ka podobne, p. Jan Wagner, IA
pokladnlka podobnc, p. Pavcl Ha-
bovsky "a zapisnika taktiez
starry zapisnik, p. Albert Shrek.
Dozorcovia majetku zvoleni boil
novi, sice, PIP. Juraj Palascak,
M, Mraz p. Bolha. Peknd zpravu
o 'cinnosti sboru "a posledny rok
podal predseda Palencar "a
pisnlk Shrek. Sbor vykazuie po-
krok v clenstve, zalozcili podro-
stu a Incl tinnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-07
NEPEKNA OBYCAJ u NASICH
L'UDf.

Pred par dnami boil pisatel
tychto riadkov ma navsteve u jed
nej slovenskej katolickej rodiny
a nasiel ich v advente hrat' ia
harmonike a spievat' vesele pie
sne. Obaja chodia do kostola, tax
mysllm, ze by mali znat re V adj
vente sa nesluSi hrat' a spievat
svetske picsne. Pravda, kazdF
ma pravo robit' V svojom dome
co sa mu paci, ale by predsa mali
brat OIL 'ad ma Svojich susedov a
ich V adventnom case ncvyruSO-
vat veselym spovom a hrou na
harmonike. Drzme Sa akO sa ma
krest 'anov patri. Zpravodaj.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-07
oZNAMEN1E.

Haselton Slovak Tatra Home
Co. tymto v laskavn znamost' da-
va vsetkvm svojim bratom ncasti-
narom, zc dina II. decembra veGor
Q 8. hodine skolskej miestnosti
ma n. Haseltine Ave. bude w.
drziavat' svoju rotnu sch6dzu,
preto jc ziadhcno, ably kazdy, kto
vlastni dcastihy tejto Spoloenosti,
Dol ma tejto schodzi pritomny.
Pridu vazne veci ma pretras tiez
sa 'budu VOLT direktori ma budn-
ci rok.
s nctou,
A. Malak, zapisnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-07
Spolkove zprayy
vYzvANrE.

Uctive vyvyvam vsetky sestry
Sokolky Venca 107. HaseH on,
aby 50 dina 8. decembra po obede
o g. hodine zhcastnily rocnej
schodze v spolkovej miestnosti.
Ma tejto schodzi prevedie sa vo, :
ba novaho iiradu ma bud1ci rok a
tiez vazne veci pridu ma pretras,
preto je ziadncno, ably sa kazda
sestra tejto schodze zicastnilay a
ME ako to nase sestricky doposial'
robily, ze: len iradnfcky chodily
IA schodza. Kazda, ktora ma
sch6dzu nepride, podlieha pokute
25c. Zdar Bob!
A. Malak, spravca.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-07
ROCNA SCH0DZA SPOLKU
SV. ALZBETY.

Spolok sv. AEbety, {. 161. I. X.
s. u. j. ma Uansingville tymto H.
povedomuje svoje ndkyne, ze roc
ma schodza sa bude ma nedel'u,
dina 9. decembra miestnosti pod
'kostolom sv. Mateja, po poludnl
o /. hodine. Ma sch6dzi name po-
jednavat' o vaznych zalezito-
stiach, axe byvajd ma rocnych
sch0dzach, preto ziadam ct. spolu-
sesty, ably sa ma nu dostavily
vSetky.
So sesterskym pozdravom,
Veronika Augustinak
predsedkyna. %
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-07
PRELozENIE sCH0DzE
CfSLA 500. IKSJ.

Cislo 500. TkSJ. spolok sv. Cy-
rilla Methoda oznamuje svojim
ndom, za rocna sch6dza, ktora sa
mala odbyvat dna 8. decembra, ie
pre- 40-hod. poboznost' prelozena
ma Is. decembra. Kazdy id sa w
zyva, ably 81 to znamost wal a
ma. rocnej sch6dzi Dol pritomny.
Budn sa podavat' rotne zpravy,
prevodie sa vol'ba 1radu a pre-
jednane budn inc vazne zllezi-
tosti, ktore boly poncchant pre-
rocni schodzu. .:
s Ictou
Andrej Krispinsky, predseda.
Jozef Hiznaj, zapisnlk.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-07

Su hriechy proti l'udom a
su hricchy proti sebe samemu.
Hriechy proti l'udom vznikaj1 z
toho, ze 81 clovek nevazi Ducha
Bozieho vo svojom bliznom. Hria-
chy proti sebe samemu pochadza-
il z toho, re 81 clovek nevazi Du-
cha Bozieho sebe samom. Lev
n. Tolstoj)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-07
HASELTON SLOVAK TATRA
KLUB,

Trad ma rok 1923 je nasledovny:
Jan Kozak, predseda, Stefan Antal,
podpreds., Jan Blazo, TIC, 72O Gladstone
St., Jan Basista, pokl., 101 N. Hasel-
tine Avenue, Jozef Kacenga, zap;s-
mix. Dozorcovia majetku: Jan Ven
glareik Michal Kozak. Dozorca chor.
Stefan Sanetrik. Straz: Valent Rovder.
Adresa: Jozef Kacenga, 1859 Gladstone
St., Youn rstown. Ohio.
Schodze vydrziavajd sa kazd1 4. ne
del'u mesiaci skole Sv. Alzbety ma
North Haseltine Ave. po obede.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-07
DIR. MAHRER LEKAROM
SPOLKU SV. AMY.

Spolok sv. Amy, {. 30. IKSzJ.
ma svojej rocnej schodzi minulej
nedele zvolil 81 "a svojho tradna-
no lekara dra Martina Pavla Nah
rera, slovenskeho krajoveho leka.
IA. DR.. Mahrer ma uradovnu v
Terminal Bldg. (budova Hamory
banky), izba {. 21S.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-07
oKREsN1 sBoR sLovxllyI =
LfoY v YOUNGSTOWN

.Jozef Martinko, preds, ESD Carlton
st., City. Jnrai Mnrdaak, podpredssda,
l7ae Taylor ST., City. Jurai Pnhalla,
taiomnik -pokladnfk, q N. Whitney
Ave, City. Frantisek Hudik ! PAveI
Habovskt, dozorcoyia maietku.
Do Okr. sborn prisldchait nas1edov-
ne abory: AZ. Lansingvil1e, 50. ms.
sta, 1873. 70 steeltor, c67. Brier Hill
242 Hasclton 314 y r. Youngstown.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-07
YoTNGSTOWNSKY Y NEMOCI
.PoDPoRUJtCI sPOLoK
TATRA,

Uradnici: Jozef Martinko, predseda,
o55 Carlton St., J. Martin, podpredsela,
Martin Kramar, dctovnfk. 25 N. Lake
view Ave, Andrei Adarnko, poklaa-
mix, 1884 Oak st. A. Klein a M. Murdn-
sky, dozorcovln-
Sch6dze vydrziavaih sa kazdi prvd
nedel'n mesiaci ' skole sv. Cyrilla a
Methoda 2. hod. popolndni.