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Evening star., 1923-05-07
FOUND.

FOX TERRIER-Found four days ago:
lovely. well bred. Cleveland 497. es
HANDBAG-0n Rhode Island ave. ne near
cath st. Phone North 5o14-J.
PCPPY-Abcut six weeks old: near 18th and
9. Owner can have by describing. Phone
North Q32s. So
Evening star., 1923-05-07

Parents League Of the District will
meet. O'Clock, at Bethel Baptist
Evening star., 1923-05-07

The Laymen's Service Association
OF the diocese OF Washington will
hold annual meeting, o'clock. at
Rock Creek Church. Mrs. Louis 4
Simon will speak of the Big Sister and
Big Brother movement.
Evening star., 1923-05-07

Juvenile Protective Association
40 o'clock in parish hall of the
church Of the Epiphany. Mrs. Edna
*. Bushee will speak.
Evening star., 1923-05-07

Z. Fl. DeGroot will address the
mems Bible class of Eastern Presby-
terian Church. 7:45 o'clock. in the
mems room, GIL Maryland avenue
northeast.
Evening star., 1923-05-07

stanton Park Citizens Association
VIII meet; o'clock, in Peabody
Evening star., 1923-05-07
TONIGHT.

Mems Club OF Mount Pleasant Con-
gregational Church will meet 8
O'Clock, Columbia road near 18th
street. Albert Ottinger will speak on
Citizenship and Immigration" Musi-
cal program.
Evening star., 1923-05-07

Bridge and afternoon tea tomorrow
pm, with Mrs. George p McCabe,
oomS, 127-2S, Willard Hotel,
Evening star., 1923-05-07

Mrs. Minnie Frost Rand will give
lecture and demonstration of THE
Batiks of Java" s O'Clock, at Art
center. 11o6 Connecticut avenue.
Evening star., 1923-05-07

North Washington Citizens As
socla alton will meet. 1:45 o'clock. in
sunday school house of United
brethcren Church. W. Graham Cole
will speak
Evening star., 1923-05-07

FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
Evening star., 1923-05-07

MARSHALL. Entered into eternal rest at his
residence. 623 Fairmont st. NV, Monday,
May I. 1923. at : am. WILFORD MAR.
SHALL. beloved husband of Rose L. and
devoted father Of William A. John NJ. Fred
f., Frank B. and Alice Z. Marshall. Notice
of funeral later 9s
Evening star., 1923-05-07

The Girls Friendly Society of
chapel of the Resurrection will hold
a bazaar, S O'Clock.
Evening star., 1923-05-07

The Soixante Singers will give an
encore concert. O'Clock, at First
Congreg gational Church. Mrs Ottonie
GiIoert. pianist; Arthur Lambdin,
baritone; Isaac Minowich, violinist.
and musical comedy. Grand Opera
Up to Date Admission free.
Evening star., 1923-05-07
SDecinI Demonstrators

in Special Foorto instruct those
who wish know the fascination of Pung Chow. They
glad questions and give individual attention
Instruction books, pads be secured the
demonstration and in Game Dept, Fourth Floor.
, 1923-01-13
eAre I'LL Men Alike
By Arthur Stringer

Author of The Pratrle Wife" THE House Of Intrigue" Etc.
I~SsTALLMENT NO. 1
, 1923-01-13

Life my dear Is a waffle iron tina
shuts down on us and u.
INTO nice little squares like ell the
other waffles In the world"
Theodore Learns That Freedom
sometimes Comes at a High Pice.
Her name was Theodore, which
means, Of course, 1.-THE gift of God"
as her sad-eyed Uncle Chandler was
IN the habit Of reminding her. In
fun, 1t was Theodore Lydia Loril.
lard Hayden. But she was usually
called Teddie.
She was the kind of girl you could
not quite keep from calling Teddie.
Of you CHANGED to know her. Teddie
you must remember. was not mascu-
line. God bless her adorable little
oocg. she was anything but that
She was merely a poor little rich girl
who'd longed all her life for freedom
and had only succeeded in brulsing,
IL not exactly her wings. at least the
anterior OF a very slender tibia, on
h bars OF a very big and impressive
cage.
And as she fought for breathing
space between the musty tapestries
of department she was called intract.
able and incorrigible. when the only
thing that was wrong with her was
h sub4minal call Of the wild in her
clustered little bosom, tho call that
should have been respected by turn
ing her loose in a summer camp.
where she might have Strengthened
out the tangled-up Robinson Cruso
oomplexeA
At the tencer axe OF seven after In
generation for kprinkling the West
Drive with roofing-nails on tho &C.
casion Of a fete champetre from
which h had been excluded on the
ground of youth. she had amputated
her hair and purchased appropriate
attire from her playmate Gerald
Rhindelander West. intent on run
ming away to the afr West and be-
coming n cowboy.
1t was about this time that her
6reamyeyed father. who had been
born to more millions than he cared
TO count. gave up dining u to
count electrons." as Uncle Chandler
expressed It.
For Teddie's father was an ANA
Q mathematician and scientist.
who had made two important discov.
cries in light-deflection. sufficient to
convert him into what Uncle Chand-
1er denominated eS IAN eclipse
hound" which meant that he went
dreamily and repeatedly off to Ari-
IONA or Egypt or tina Island OF Prtn-
ctpA.
And this brought about ths sal
xorce" In the Hayden family, the old
Major sturdily maintained, not an
outandout Court one, but an astral
, 1923-01-13

the gray man. but Kennedy waved
him aside.
7 am dying" A strange gentle
ness formed about his mouth and
Eyes. Jeanne Beaufort. forgive! I.
who once preached OF the Lamb. have
lived as the Wolf. Christ said:
Forgive them. for they know not
what they do And I-have not al.
ways known what I did! . Poor
chlldT' He beckoned to Jeanne. then
to ArmItage. "Kneel. children. God
has given you love-: I will give you
benedlction. Kneeiy'
WONDERINGLY the two knelt,
w Armitage had never seen Ken.
nedy's face like his; never had there
been that benign note in his voice.
Jeanne dropped to her knees in a
blind wonder.
Jeanne Beaufort. the man you
married is dead. No. not Morgan
As Jeanne mechanically turned her
head toward the quiet form by the
table. 1T was Armstrong. the man
who died in your garden. Presently
Goodwill Judge us both together"
Kennedy stretched out his hands,
one upon each head. From the gray
mans lips came with incredible even.
moss OF tone the marriage ritual.
When the last word was spoken.
there came a deep s~uspiration. Tho
hanCs slipped Imply to his knees.
Both Jeanne Ind ArmitaGe looked up
quickly.
Parson John Rsnnedv's stormy
soul had passed out into the aulet
Harbor Of Eternity.
THE END.
lCopyrlEht, 1922. Bell S1-r5irst. T1r
, 1923-01-13

press herself through the pure and
impersonal medium OF dry-point or
moceling-clay.
She wasn't quite sure which It WAS
TO be. She painted for freedom and
particular hand was to bring about
her liberation.
She installed her roadster in a
downtown garage Ito be taken out
rather shamefacedly). bought a Latin
Qaurter pAint.smock and bobbed her
hair ana learned to manipulate a
kitchenette gss.range.
As a matter-of-fact girl. Teddie had
scAnt patience with undue a~ttribution
Of the romantic to the commonplace.
Yet the name In which she first
met Raoul Uhlan. It must be ADMIT.
ted. was not without its touch Of the
picturesque.
Teddie, still n little intoxicated with
her ~new.found liberty, one morning
was swinging smartly up Fifth ave-
nue., when she caught sight OF a vic.
let peddler. The girl stopped and
passed over to tho sloe-eyed Greek a
.twenty-dollar bill.
Explaining thai his exchequer
stood much too limited to make
change for the bill. he placed the
tray OF violets in the girls hands.
pointed toward n nearby store. and
plainly implied hat he would break
tho twenty and return with change.
So Teddie stood patiently holding
the tray of violets, happy in the
nowery perfumes which were being
waited w to her de'Icately dlstended
noHtril.
But a1methlng else was At the
same time being waited IN Teddle's
direction. It was a large and hand.
, 1923-01-13

one with a twelveinch telescope as a
correspondent.
wev h a might have been, Il
left Trumbull Hayden a very faint
and ghostly figure to his daughter
Theodore Lydia Lori.lard, who had
her own natural and inherited love
for solitude. but could never be alone
Just as h could never be free. At
flrst, when she moved about she did
SO with a maid or n groom at her
heels. Then came tutors and teach.
ers and governesses, each determIn.
ed in characted and each departing in
time with a secret consolation check
from Uncle Chandler and the convic.
ton that Miss Theodore was any
thing but the gift OF God.
Teddie attended her first holiday
party IN the white and gold ballroom
OF the st. Regis. where she danced
very badly with very dignified young
partners.
There she not only stumbled on to
the bewtldering consciousness that
there was sonsathing different in boys
and girls. but publicly punched one
OF h youths in the eye for holding
her in a which she regarded
as Objectionable.
~hAAA 4 " IT, FHH
when h olCer brother OF the thump-
ed n sought 20 A.-
amends, and Teddie agreed to let by.
cones bs bygones. that youth. cheer.
fully and clumsily tried OF kiss her.
Whereupon, ThsQdara first enun.
ctated her significant. her perceived
and her some what exasperated
Query:
"Are all boys like THAR"
Poor mother. o know, hasn't a
thought later han 1899" this apostle
OF the new averred some years later.
There were some very respectable
thoughts IN 1899. as I remember
them" her Uncle Chandler respond.
ed.
NSTheye were too respectable she
said. They were SNUG. And I dc
spise smugness."
The Old dandy contemplated her
with a ruminative stare.
You're right, TeCdikins," he fin
ally agreed. I'VE all get SNUG as we
get older. Life. my dear. is a waffle
iron that shuts down on us and
squeezes US into nice little squares
like all the other waffles in the world
It will come n take even the i'm
mortal You.ness out of you. It tames
turns o out an altogether accept.
able but an altogether commonplace
member OF society"
Nowt most girls OF Teddies set and
inclination from their adde's.
cent boredom by excursion into am.
orous adventure. But TsCdie felt that
, 1923-01-13

some stranger. There was lightness
in his step, Notwithstanding his
size, n n amplitude of ventral
contour was corrected by a tightly
laced o~bssity-belt.
For the stranger was Raoui Uhlan.
and Rabul Uhlan was an artist, who
found the guest OF beauty both a pro.
fessional and a personal necessity.
Ho hove.to IN the ofting. for the
seemingly innocent purpose Of buy.
ing a boutonniare. but It would be
gracious, he also decided as he In.
qulred tho price, TO give the little
, 1923-01-13
MADAME Who
RsTALLMENT NO. THIRTEEN.

NSTALLMENT NO. THIRTEEN.
DOCK. BOOM. BOOM They were
- sending shells across the river.
whittier the gallant gray lad were
making their last stand. The tumuIt
about the house had ceased.
Jeanne. how could I help loving
you? How could any mani But you
shall not live in dread and doubt n
longer, oath or no oath. ! was not
the man who stepped out and first
offered to marry you. 1t was Nor.
gan. He knew who you were"
"But-the mark on his arml'
at was made recently. God knows
what Dark idea be had in mind. Be.
aides tho mark Isn't quite identical
TO the true one. see!' He rolled up
his sleeve.
"Girl. do you think III ever let
you go again. now that I've got you?
What's the North or the South to
you and me7"
"Sonf'
DARsoN KENNEDY lurched in
through the shattered French
window. He was a grisIy object.
covered with wounds. and the green.
ish psllor on his unshaven face fore,
told that he stood on h Brink.
jeanne Beaufort
Kennedy Armitags ran toward
, 1923-01-13

soothing and valorous things. She
soon had the satisfaction moreover
on seing her gruff patrrSman be.
rated by n higher official who an.
nounced that IS there was no cas-
aPIinst her she was quite free.
So Teddie sailed forth with Raoul
ULlan At her side. And. before she
kne whow It IA all been arranged. 1t
we agreed that Uhlan was to come
three times . week and give her les.
sons in Art, for the sake Of Art.
1t want until her third lesson that
Tetlis LeEln to doubt the wisdom
, 1923-01-13

thing a thrill. Rsoul otter wondered
what II was about him that made
him 30 attractive to wonen
cone COLLAR q bunch" announced
the little thing. giving seant evidences
OF being thrilled. She notIcad tho
mans Vince. but never dreamed Il
arose from her protiteerinE. She took
his dollar, tucked It into n corner
Of the tray. and handed HIM the VIC
let's.
Just then an officer in uniform
sauntered IN and confronted Der.
Yuh gotta license L peddls them
, 1923-01-13

she had exhausted love very early
in life. having at the tender age of
nine fallen In love with a Park po-
lceman.
And so she tipped over the apple
cart. brooks jail, bolted, took her life
IN her W hands by allylng herself
with Art.
She abtured the parental roof, leas-
ed a studio in Greenwich Village. and
announced that she intended to eK-
, 1923-01-13

Of her arrangement with RaouI uh.
Ian.
She was as clean OF heart as sho
was clear of head. and she resented
what began to dawn on her as the
unnecessary physical nearness Of
the man as he corrected her draw.
ing.
But his knowledge was undenIabis
and his criticisms were true. She
was Earning some6ninS. So she ro.
Continued On Page N.ns)
, 1923-01-13
flowers7'' he demanded.

flowers?" he demanded.
Teddie explained the situation.
'Yuh Just mad a sale to this guy
here. didn't yuh?" persisted the off
Ger.
Yes. this is the dollar he paid me-
Teddie acknowledged.
That's enough. nverred her per
secutor. you'll have to come along
with me-
But Raoul Uhlan insisted on call
ing n tHxi.cab and IN transit TO the
police court managed to say many
The Wolf Point herald., 1923-05-24
3Days--May 3 l, June and 2--3 Days
Schafer's Market
Specials

will move my market and open in the new
of opening and the two following days will hold
a Special Sale and offer the exceedingly low
prices quoted below. I have been able to buy
stocks at very low figures especially for this sale
and will give the public the benefit. You can
save money for yourself by laying in supply
at these bedrock cash prices.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-09
LANsINGvuL.EsKf
sLovkCI So tIllNf
ziadajd novy East End moat =
predlxenie uic.

Slovensky Improvement Klub
ma Lansingville sa usniesol vyslat'
vybor k mestskemu dra'du, aby
ziadal postavit' novy East End
most, ktory spojoval Lansingville
so stredom mesta ktory bel ne
davno zavrety co nebezpecny pre-
mavke. Vybor tiez ma ziadat me-
sto 0 predlzenie Taft a Indiano-
la ulic ich dlazbu tadial z toho
sa tamojsi Slovaci mozu presved-
cit, re tento klub je i'm vel mi po-
trebny majd do neho ysetci ystil-
pitt, lebo elm ich Wac v nom, tym
vaesi vliv natlak ma 1rady moe
vyvinit " spojeni je sila!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-09
STUDENT oTROKM
OPOJNYCH JEDov

Policia v New Castle, Pa. are
stovala po tieto dni mnoho Stu
dentov a inych osob, lebo sa ma
chodi!i v takom stave, ako keby.
boli spiti. Vysvitlo, ze uzivali o.
pojna jedy. Styria STUDENT, sy-
novia prominentnych rodicov, ma
chodia sa nemocnici cd uzivania
mamidiel. Policia sa doznala, ze
medzi New Castle, Youngstown a
Cleveland, operuje jedna vel 'ka
banda pedlerov 5 mamidlami, kto-
Ri sa namaha polapat'. Uzivate-
liza jedov odopreli vyzradit', cd
koho ich dostavali.
Rodicia, davajte pozor ma svoje
dorastajhce dietky. Ony mnoho
razy pouzijn mamidiel len 20 I'VE
davosti alebo 20 spasu, 60 ich po-
tom moze stat al zivot. Vystrihaj-
tie ich pred touto nakazou, ktor1
sa siri po Amerike ako morova
rama.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-09
sLovENsKE PoHRABY.

Jan Vargo, 2-dnovy syn Jana a
Amy Vargo, 269 Reed Ave., East
Youngstown, zomrel v youngs-
townskej nemocnici v utorok. Po-
hrab odbavil v stredu rano Rev.
Krispinsky v chrame Sv. Jana
Krst., pochovany Dol v osadnom
cintorine.
Maria Bileik, 1-rocna dcerka
M. Barbary Bilcik, LAS Trum.
bull Ave., E. Youngstown, zomrela
sobotu na komplikacie. Pohraf
mala V ponde!ok rano chramn
Sy. Jana Krst., pochovana bola !,
osadnom cintorine.
Margita Matus, dcera Mateja
Maths jeho manzelky, zomrel
stredu domacnosti rodicov. Po.
hrab odbavi Rev. j. M. Liscinsky
v piatok rano Y chrame Sv. Cy,
rilla a Methoda. Pochovana budt
" Calvary cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-09
|lDlo PACHNE
Cd CARIBOU
Ma jar mole vypukndt TAXA cpl
dsfnia, akej mesto este nemalo.

Odpadky kuchynske (garbit)
,sa tax hromadi po meste, po jar
doch, po uliciach- -vsade, ze "a
Gina nahanat' strach obyvatel'-
stvu. Tisfce rodin pail svoi garbis
vo fornesoch. A mesto nerobi mic
ma odpomozcnie situacie. Jaro sa
blizi, fornesy yyhasnn a situacia
sa este Wac zhorsi. Zdravotna rada
hovori, ze jestli do tych cias ne
pride naprava, v meste m6ze w
puknit' nakazliva choroba. Mnohi
l'udia hadzu garbic do rieky, elm
tnto vodu nakazujii. mi zas odva-
zaj1 garbic ma fanny ma cesty
"a mestom. Mestska rada v pom
delok pojednavala 0 situacii, ale
nedosla k ziadnej shode. Zalezi.
rost' bude akiste. ponechana az dc
Is. maja ma h!asovanie celeho O.
byvatel 'stva.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-09
SKUTOCNA PIJAVICA
JE TENTO LANDLORD

Do mestskeho sndu prisiel je-
den landlord, ably mu bolo vyda-
nd Apaxalaais. .zIAadit ~ 4hktn4jed=
nu rodinu, ktorA odoprela p1atit
zvyseny rent. Sud predvolal ro-
dinku, ktora rozpovedala nasle-
dovne: Byvala tom domci ma
Oklahoma Ave. dlhsi cas- a plati,
la 500 rent. Otec rodiny Dol mr.
zakom a zarabal ma zivobytie pre-
davanfm novin. Zena je tiez mr..
Yak. Otec nedavno zomrel, zane
chaj1c zenu troma det mi. Maj
starsie dievca zaraba $40 tyzden.
ne, coho vsetci styria zij1. Rent
platili riadne, az i'm no landlord
podvysil 25 percent. Dievca sic
k nemu a prosilo no, ably i'm rent
nezvysoval, lebo re nebudd VISTA
We tax moe platit'. No nemil9srd'
ny landlord sa medal obmakcit
a chcel rodinu vyhodit'. Rodin!
zaujal sa jeden dobrosrdecny al
vokat, ktory ich zalezitost' budj
branit pred s1dom zdarma.
4 .
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-09
ZACALO SA VYSETROVANIE
POHRABNEJ KATASTROFY
Zivot p. Krispinskeho tiez Dol
ohrozeny.

Ma odpor1canie koronera dra
Hayesa, Richard M. Shane, rusno-
vodic vlaku, ktory zabil "a. febr.
dive zeny ma Holmes krizovatke,
postaveny Dol pod $4,000 bond ma
obzalobn 70 zabitia.
v Vsmltocnom sprievode, do kto-
reho Erie vlak vrazil, nachodil sa
i p. Andrej Krispinsky, znamy
slovensky pohrabnik, ktory viezol
smtitiacich vo svojom automobile
boil rade automobilov hned
pred tym, do ktore eho vlak uderil.
Len par okamihov keby bol ne
skorsie presiel cez kol 'aje, bolo
by sa mu stalo to iste, alebo este
horsie, co Melmaniakovi, riadico.
vi nest 'astneho auta.e
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-09

Sbierka dosiap obnaSa 42os 70.

sbierka ma 800, 600 zakladin,l
Observation-Disclosures Youngs-
town pokracuje ,lspokojive, akD
sa nam oznamuje vyboru. Vybor
nema este zpravy Cd vsetkych She
ratel'ov, preto urcite nem6zemc
ndat', kol je nasbierane. zpra-
Wy podali sberatelia: p. Andrcj
Palencar, Martin Dolak d Jozef
Martinko. Andrej Palencar ma
sbieral $1,000, ku ktoremu obnosu
prispeli: Sbor 146. 7. s. j. Sokol
$5, And. Palencar So, Adam Kc-
valcik 81, Albert Shrek 81, Juraj
Klobusicky 81, Jozef Hannis 81,
Jan A. Krispinsky 81. Pan Mar
tin Dolak oznamil koncom min.
tyzdna, re Il neho darcovia slozili
1osial' 800 a u p. Martinku 81 90.
Spolu so. sbierkon p. Palencara
T = +. I.
| 5000. s predoslou sbierkou by to
:inilo 1868 20. Ako hovorime, toto
je ME 1plna zprava; taxa hnde
podana, ked sa vsetci kolektori
sijdu zdctujn.
Opatovne ziadame slovensk ych
rodakov, ktorl majn trochu vol :
neho casu, aby prijali ma seba ko-
lektorstvo. Poistenky a povere-
MIA dostat' mono u p. Jozefa
Martinko, "a S. Watt st. alebo u
p. Juraja Puhallu, 81 N. Whitney
Ave. - CT. obecenstvo vsak prosi-
me o hojnejsie prispevky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-09
AUTo3UsY Po SOUTH AVE.

Komisar poulicnych drah Engle
oznamil, re ods 1s. marca zacnii
jazdit' kazdych is miniit autobusy
hore i dolu South Ave., po Lucius
Dewey a Southern boulevarde, a
tiez po Market ST. extension cez
Woodland, Hillman, Delason, Oak
Hill, G!enaven a Florida nlice. Ma
tejto druhej linii jazdit' bude 5
busov "a rama a veeer kazdych 8
min1t, kdezto cez den 4 busy ka-
zdych Is min1t. Obyvatelia South
Side budd mat teraz uz riadnl
premavku nebudn zaviset' cd
dzitnys. ss't.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-09
GEssNER BUDE sUDCOM
COMMON PLEAS KORTU

Sudca mestskeho sudu, Hon.
George Gessner odpor1cany bude
advokatskou komorou guyernero-
vi Donaheyovi k vymenovaniu "a
sudc,t common pleas kortu v Ma
honing okrese ma miesto sndcN
Jonesa, ktoreho prezident Har-
ding nedavno vymcnoval "a kra.
jinskeho sudcu pre- severny di-
strikt statu Ohio.
Sudca Gessner je dobre znamy
nasim Slovakom co muz spravodli
W uznanlivy, ktory svojes roz
sudlSy daval vzdy po dokladnofn
uvazovani. Mnohl Slovaci, ktori
sa dostali do protivy so zakonam
boil sudcom Gessnerom spravo.
dlivo si1deni a mnoho raz al Oslo.
bodeni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-09
POL SKA OSADA IDE
STAvAT 100000 KOsToI.

Pol ska osada Sv. Stanislava "a.
k1pila po tieto dni pozemky Ma
Williamson Ave., medzi South Av
a Belleview ST., ma ktorych po-
stavi budovu, slliziacu "a kosto1
0 800 sedadlach, "a osem triednr
slolu a spolkov1 halu. Budova bl.
de stat 100000 a zacnn ju sta.
vat v kratkom case, ably v sep.
tembri sa uz mohlo 1vyucovat f,
nej. Teraja majetok osady nj
South Ave. biide predany. Pozem
ky ma Williamson Ave. merajn 27(
stop sfrky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-09
VYNASLI NOVY PLYN
MA USPAVANIE

Chicago, Ill. Viaceri profe-
sori tunajsej univerzity po l3-roe-
nych zklskach sostavili taky plyn
ma uspavanie pacientov id1cich k
operacii, re operacie budn teraz
l'ahkost 'ou. Novy plyn .nencinkr-
je zle ma srdce ami ma pl l'uca, ako
terajsi, ktory casto zapricinil Ia
palenie pl'dc alebo chorobu srdca,
tax zapriciniac mnohemu smrt'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-09
RADOSTNA UDALOST
RODINE DIR. SOFRANEC

Znameho slovenskeho chiroprak
Itickeho .lekara, Jozefa Sofrancc
D. c., a jeho pani manzelku Pan
Bob obdaril minule dni krasnym
chlapcekom, ktoremu sa rodicia
nadmieru tesla. Je toto uz treti
syn; tiez ,majl tri dcerky, tedy
tri krasne pariky vydarenych die
tok. Malicky pokrsteny Dol ne
memo James Method chrame
Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda. st 'astnym
rodicom zelame dozit sa najvac-
Sci blazenosti 20 syojich dietok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-09
+DuNAHEY PODPfSAL pRUHI
ZAKON IA PROHIBfCIU

Guverner Donahey .po tieto dni
podpisal takzvany "padlock bill
ktory zmocnuje nrady zavret' ta-
kym dom, v ktorom sa predava!a
palenka, al ma jeden rok drzat
no pod uradnou pecat'o 'ou prazdny
co pokuta ma landlorda, ze dovoli1
v svojom dome protizakonitosti
Prvym zakonom v prospech u
platnovania prohibicie, ktory Do
nahey podpisal je uz platnosti
je zakon student vrazdy druhe
no stupna tych, ktori predavajl
otravnd palenku.