davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
ny nEnBERT LITTLE

MADISON. wis. June 27.-The
city Of Milwaukee. once made
famous by beer. IN going after a
moro respectable claim 10 fame. A
two.pnrt plan 10 retire all OF the city
bonds. nnd set aside permanent
funds that viii make tho municipal
ny tho owner OF more money than
Il can spend In a few decades. has
just gone into effect.
Thomas Duncan. socialist mem.
Der OF tho assembly and former sec.
Rotary 10 Daniel Hoan. socialist
mayor Of Milwaukee. u the author
OF tho "amortizRtion fund" bin for
Milwaukee. which has been passed
by tho legislature and signed by
Governor Blaine.
Both parts OF tho scheme go into
effect January !. 1924,
Tho public money amortization
fund" ioEalzed by tho new state
law, provides that about 100000 II
10 DO set aside next January. and
about $500 900 OF the citys money
"A year thereafter. This money viii
come from "one.thlrd Of tho In
terest money on tho city'a bank
balance" and from any private be.
quests specifically given by citizens
70 tho fund. This fund Is 90 BIO In.
vested In Milwaukee municipal
bonds. 40 the taxpayers will DO pay.
ing interest on their city'a bonds 10
tho city government instead OF 10
capitalists who buy municipal bonds
az present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
SALES AND
PRICE LEVELS

Sales NJ retail. Es'reported by -
department stores. were io.s per cent
GREATER in value during May, 1898.
than during May. 1895. and. except
Ing the month u December In each
year. were greater in value than In
any month Of tho past four years
- Wholesale the movement OF goods
showed seasonal decline In many
lines. but with the exception Of agri-
cultural implements continued great.
cr than one year nEo. In eight of
tho n lines which report their tales
20 this bank the value Of sales In
creased Is per cent or more during
MAY. 1874. as compared with May.
1875 Tho number Of buaineas fail
ures Increased during tho month. but
small concerns woro chiefly involved.
tho total amount Of liabilities report
ed being icss than In any month
since January. ig2s
This general level OF prices de-
cllncd slightly during May The In.
dcx number Of wholesale prices pub
liNhed by tho United States depart
mcss OF labor stood at ise FOR tho
month. a decline Of three points or
~ per cent from the previous
month Certain price discrepancies
continued In tho agricultural prod
ucta group. some commodities selling
At prices below those Of year ago
while others were quoted At prices
well above the prices Of May, ia12.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
WILL INCREASE AT
COMPOUND INTEREST

The fund continues 10 grow az
compound interest until II Is equal
90 thrcefourihs Of the outstanding
bonded debt OF the city. which
would 30 i5.oo0.o0 II tho city debt
stayed az It's present figure OF $780,.
100000. A. that time thrce.f ourths
OF the income OF tho fund shall DO
applied 20 retiring ali city bonds.
both principal and interest.
Tho other part OF the plan Is a
perpetual private trust fund into
which all moneys received by be.
quest or Eift AFRO 10 remain intact
forever. tho city getting rs per cent
yof tho interest thereon for tho next
g yeara. 80 per cent OF tho interest
for the following &c years. and s7i.
PER cent Of the income after the
firat 30 ysaua.
Both parts OF tho plan are hahed
on tho Hocielisiic principle OF put.
ting the city In the money saving
business for Itself with tho city get.
ting the interest.
Private savings are dispersed NJ
tho end OF tho savers lifetime. IN
most cases. bu, tho city has a con.
'inuous existence. and thru com.
pound interest on these two funds.
can double its money every decade.
and keep UP the process Indefinitely.
Opponents Of tho proposal call II
taxing this generation 10 pay the
expense Of the next generations. /"
but the Sooialist proponents claim
u viii lower taxes 10 an extent tina,
Milwaukee will b. given a great ad.
vantage over her Industrial rivals
in the nation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
BANK CLEARINGs
Seattle
Seattle Stock Market

Furnished BY II. VI. Herrin a Co.
III Therr<gs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
See Good Year for
Farms and Ranches

SAN FRANCISCO. June AZ
Weather conditions in Pacific Coast
stat q have continued favorable for
the growing OF crops. according to
the Federal Reserve review issued
today. The condition Of the grow.
ing grains improved in all states OF
the district during May. A yield
OF wheat well in excess of last
years short crop is now reported to
be in prospect
shearing of wool has been com.
pletvd and 75 to so per cent OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
Arrivals and Departures

ARIuNAI.S--Juns 7s--str Bert v.
Hancy from Han Pedro. ~ a, M. str
Meridau from San Francisco via San
Pedro. at noon. str jefferson from South
eastern Alaska. at : a, M. str Admiral
Watson from Southeastern Alaska. at $50
n. m sir Admiral Hodman from Port
Angeles. at 7;ap y m. str Harry Luokeu.
hash from New York via ports. at .sg0
a. ~ June zE--str Csntaurus from BAL
timorc via ports. at 1855 p. m. str Arson
X brooks from San Pedro via San Fran
cisco. at s.4s p M str Admiral Rogers
from Northeastern Alaska. at 1885 p. m.
sAILED.--Iuna 26-str Arson g. Brooks
for Tacoma, ~ iao q. M June ss-s,r
President Mckinley for Tacoma. az D.
ut . =. "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
BONDED DEBT Is
NOW SIS PER CAPITA

Ailwaukco'a bonded indebtedness
~ now it5 per capita. giving her
already considerable advantage in
this respect. as tho Detroit bureau OF
research lists New York city with
bonded debt Of siss per capita,
Seattle $3.50 per capita: San Fran.
cisco. ;iae; Cleveland. siss: New or,
leans. SI0p: Akron. o, si07; New.
ark, n. j., sio4: Boston. gi0s; Bait.
more. 800: Toledo. 500: Philadelphia,
sol: Detroit. $50: ptisburE. $50.
Minneapolis s77: Buffalo. $40. q
Under tho present system IL iasu,
ing bonds 10 meet big expenditures
II city issues bonds OF about 81 900.
600 year for 20 years. IN Aiilwau,
keo has done. ut tho end OF the 18th
year the entire issue Is taken up 10y
tho expenses of paying tho intercs,
and retiring tho s per cent OF prin.
cipal required by state law. accord.
Ing 10 AsHembiyman Duncan.
Tho enormous increase in taSa.
ton over the country results from
tho policy OF issuing bonds now in
vogue in American cities" Duncan
said. This has hitherto been con.
ccaled in the United States by tho
unusually rapid growth In popula.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
Irish Free State
Has Trade Agent

shirl II. Blalock. dlstrlc; manager
Of the department OF commerce. has
Just received advice that the Irish
Free State has appointed Mr.. Lind
say-crawford as It's trade agent at
New York. where TO has opened Of
fees at 11a Nassau street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
MUST JOIN q. OF G.
PHILADELpHfA. Jllne -,

FFIIbAUEIFHIA' june 2I.-Mem.
bership In the various chambers Of
commerce In japan Is not n matter
Of choice, but is compulsory If a
firm pays an income tax of more
than $50. according TO shlntnr Yoda,
an executive OF the Tokyo Chamber
of Commerce. who is touring the
United states, The dues In Japan,
according to Yoda. lnstead Of being
on n set stable basis, are predlcatod
also on the income tax. each indIyld.
ual or firm paying "A membership
fec OF 2ls' per cent OF tho amount
he or his firm pays in income tax.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
Meetings

The Seattle Real Estate association
viii meet Thursday at 1915 .. In. in
the Hotel Butler cafe. II is to be
Chamber Of Commerce Day and q
record attendance Is expected The
officers Of the chamber. president,
vice-president, executive secretary
and treasurer are to be honor guests,
and Frank Waterhouse. A. $. Kerry
and DR.. Mark A. Matthews win talk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
Shipbuilders Form
Coast Association

SAN FRANCISCO, June 27.-The
Pacific Drydock association complet-
cd It's organization here yesterday 1t
Is composed Of many Of the Pacific
Coast shipbuilding companies. and
will work towards the establishment
OF the Industry on prev war basis,
both as TO repair work and new con
struetion Uniform charges at all
coast points viii also be one of It's
objects
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
Business Changes

Chas. A. johnson aud Fred A.
Becker have organized a new lum.
Der and single company, the Met.
ropolitan Lumber 4 shingle com.
pany. and have rented 500 White.
Henry-stuart building.
The state department OF health
has taken 904 Whlte.Hcnry. Stuart
building.
Wabash Railway company has
rented SCI White.Henry. Stuart
building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
GRAIN PRICES
CLOSE LOWER

CHICAGO. June s6.--Heayy iluui.
dalton, brought about hy favorable
crop nrWa. caused grain prices 20
decline a. the close on the Chicago
board or trade today.
After July wheat had reached
within a fraction OF tho former low
and deferred months recorded new
low values on the present crop. that
market rallied with a fair class Of
buviuE
Corn dIHpIayed independent
strength, stocks were low in prac-
ucellN all sections. Farmers ia tho
vicinity 81 pes Mnlnca are hauling
supplies 10 warehouses DESPITE high
prices offered at country elevators
oats declined.
Provisions were firmer with trad
ing liEht and the lack OF speculative
demand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
OPEN ELECTRIC
SESSION TODAY
Leonard Welcomes Light
and Power Men

The 10th annual convention Of the
Northwest Electric Light and Power
association opened AZ 10 o'clock on
wednesday morning a. tho New
Washington hotel. with over 200 dele
gates In attendance. A. W. Leonard
delivered the address Of welcome. 20
which W. Il. PUTNAM. yiee.presIdent
OF tho Idaho Electric Light and
Power association responded on bo-
half OF the delegates.
Leonard sketohed briefly tho bene-
fits derived from an organization OF
this kind. along the lines Of stand
ardlzation. improvement OF Seryicr
lowering OF costs for the benefit OF
the public. together with tho better
nent OF conditions turnout the entire
electrical industry. He pointed out
that the Northwest Electric Light
and Power association is one Of the
oAaett ulflhlDuhl VIbaulA<At'Dh VI t4D
kind in the country and after II had
affiliated with the National Electric
Light association. tho organization.
plan here was adopted for the entire
United States.
Following the opening addresses,
Norwood w. Brockett. president OF
the association. announced "A series OF
scholarships 20 be offered by the as
soclation TO senior high school stu
dents turnout the state. aiding them
TO graduate from any OF Washing
toms higher institutions OF learning
which they may elect TO enter. Each
scholarship Is for $3.50 a year. One
will be awarded each year, and each
viii be for four years. This Will
provide the winner with 1000 for
an educational course. The award
Will be made 10 the student each
year writing the best essay on the
subject OF State Regulation OF
J3tthlic IrtIifffee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
Foreign Exchange


NEW YORK. June gs.-ForsiEn
exchange opened lower Sterling.
demand. Sf-6tA: French. 0Oets
lire, se,9ttg. marks. i2e. $50 to the
Foreign exchange closed STEADY
sterling, st.si t-ik, francs. so.0sfa
ire toeif3is mRrkN. ts0. 80 20 tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
Announce New Cut
in Freight Rates

a new carload rate on machinery
from Chicago Of Sk9S hundred has
been announced by the transconti-
mental railroads. The present rate Ia
f2.27l5, and the new rate will become
effective about Augnst /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27

total clip Of approximately $4,000
900 pounds has been sold by tho
growers at the highest price re-
ceived since 1919. Livestock gener-
ally are reported TO be in good con-
dition and marketing is proceeding
IN an orderly manner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
BUSINESS-Fmance Produce Agriculture Shipping, Building
NelU York Stock Market
M. srIInrr InunNAI. rINANcIAI. nIsNIEM


NEW siTradinE
ho q
StudctaAcr baldwin
Products
indifferent TO the s'6ng Improvement shown IN statements az May
=,
a. j.
n.
~ q % a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
Weather Bureau Report

TAToosH ISLAND. Juur 1s.--s A. ".
barometer rising. cloudy. wind south.
~ miles an hour Passed in. str vi
Ahstn. At a. M. str :. a. Moffsit. at 4
a, M y. Y. X. llner. a. A. IA. Passed
out. stt Melton. ct a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
Portland Produce
Denver Live Stock

caftie-ReeeIpta 900. Mnrke, isn
95c higher. Beef steers. s5Mi0.
COWS and heifsrH. sg.S0n $50:
calves. s7dii: bulls, t3T5n5.2B.
stockers and feeders. S5df.6U.
HoEz-Receipss. 1900. Marx Z
steady 20 iGc higher. Top. 81 10.
bulk. ST.i5 n $50; pigs. s57sffg.25
shrep-Roceipts, 900. Market steady
Lambs. st5.50a1450. ewes. gfa
"a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
FRIDAY SESSIONS
WILL BE IN VICTORIA

Friday morning the delegates take
the steamer for Victoria. At the Col
wood Golf club the Kilowatt golf
tournament will be played. and the
Oak Bay golf course will be open 10,
golfers who are not entered In the
tournament.
Final executive session Of the asso-
citation win be held Friday evening.
the feature being an address on The
Electrical Industry-Its Future" by
NJ II. Aylesworth. executive mana
ger Of the National Electric Light as
ISOLATION. New York city. Aylesworth
is recognized as one of the leaders in
the electrical industry OF the country.
and his address will be one OF the
high spots OF the convention.
w. ]. Canada. director of engineer
Ing for the association, who was
scheduled TO discuss Generalization
OF Public Utility Systems and Rea-
sons for n National Policy" was I'M
able to be present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
Alaska Vessels

Petersburg 2i--Sailod. str Ad-
miral Evans northbound, at 10 y m.
seward-Iune 75--Sailod, str Alameda.
soathbound. at 10 n, IN.
1unoau-Iune 35---sailed. str Admiral
Evans, northbound. nj 10 a. IN.
Rstchikau- June 25---Shiicd. str North.
western, northbound. Mt 9 y. M; str
Princess Alice, northbound nj $40 D. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
San Francisco Produce

Butter--Extras. {7c ID. primo flrsts.
50 &c ID. firstE. &c ID
EgRs-ENtraE. 32tso doxs extra
ttrstH. 22c doz.; extra puilets. - q
dox.' underlined puiiets. 2fc dor.
ehsrse--Sa iifornia fats. fancy. asc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
Local
Markets
VEGETABLES

frhe prices Elyrn are those made 90 re-
tail dealers BY wholesalers. Win few
seasonal exceptions prices 90 producers
can 30 figured 81 drduetlna The cost OF
transportation 10 seattle and Aprfntl'
matutif 1885, f9r hauling. storage aua SELL
Ina coat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
NJ. Y. Sugar and Coffee


fuFsdays Quotations
snzar--StFonE Raw sT.7ss refined
firm, granulated. ;ga59g.sO.
6offce--No. Rio. spot. ift 8ifGc
10. No Santos. iJs. 9itisc 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
WILL DISCUSS
MANY SUBJECTS

The Wednesday afternoon program
includes an address by George &.
Pratt Of the Grote- Rankin Co, presi-
dent Of the Washington State Retail
ers' association: an address by j. D.
Barnhill, Of San Francisco. and a talk
By Henry Swift Ives. secretary OF
the Casualty Information Clearing
House OF Chicago. on state and
Municipal Ownership From tho In
surancc Mans Point OF View" \
4 session win be held Wednesday
evening, to be addressed by T. v.
Kuykendail, director Washington
state board OF public works. who will
discuss Public Opinion OF Commits
sion Regulations" W. II. McGrath.
vice president OF the Puget Sound
Power q Light Co. will talk on Pub
lie Ownership OF Utility Securities
and Carl d. jackson. general counsel
OF the National Electric Light asso-
citation OF New York city. win ypealc
on THE Trend OF Court Decisions
and Legislation"
Thursday win be given over largely
70 meetings OF several different sec
tons making up the association.
George l.. Meyers viii preside over
the session OF the public relations
section, Lewis A. Lewis over the
commercial section. George +. Nevins
over the accounting section. and r.
NJ. Boykin, manager OF the North
Coast Power Co, Portland, over tho
technical section. In the evening
there viii be a splash party" al the
CRYSTAL pooi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
DAIRY PRODUCTS
rrisss raid 20 shipper,
DAIRY PRODUCTS
POULTRY AND MEATS
Price. Paid BY wbaiessls Dealer,
10 shippers

Brgiists-t.sshotps. psr n. 49,. .;e0 -
Rocks and Reds. pee ih....... -
Capans lave, fht. per - ... 81
Fahey q = srss...ss...... -
Hrns-tf fhs snd 90 ......,.. 20
hrJigu. i've, ~ 10 "a ms rs
1--we iisht. 90 aE fNs a Il
Fancy dgg picked ] esnis above
live
Gcsso-iive. fat 70 - ns Is
belgian iiaFes-t rtE and % Is
lurkcJs--taneY q. p. sis ms .1a
live, tat. per lb............. Is
Issos'ers--old, live. per n $50. 10
HaGs--
choiss llshi ..........".... 10
choice heavy ..s..t......... .ex8 90
frai-
Fancy nEht .......... .......... -
Fanfr. heavy. $50 200 ibu. lee ~
Medium. heavy. iso.3aa Fbs ESQ .Or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
Foreign Money Status
Tuesdays Quotations
Furnished by Logan & BRIAN
$40 second Ave. g~attl,
Portland Grain
Tusssiay's Quotations
Furnished by Logan 4 nryan
an sraaau Az seattle
Tuesdays Quotations
Furnished hy Logan & BRIAN
gI0 Gefond Ave- N~utti,
Tuesdays Quotations

wheat - Hard white, s1.f1. soft
white, sf.l0; Western white. s1.f0.
hard winter, S1.05. Northern
spring. st.05. Western red, sl0i.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
LIVE STOCK
Quotations at s,ockyards
FLOUR AND SUGAR
Mholesale Price.
nAY. GRAIN AND EEEn

Iimothy-First grade .....is,oo9si %
Timothy iiny-eD, C.......,faOOs II - 6n
Alfnlfn HaI-i'lrsl grade ....t7.o0a 90
ouh" .,'ts.-s' 's.s.t..........tt 0OFl1g 90
Corn Whole. yellow, l2o'H.....,. 40 "a
Cracked ana feed meal. i90g n oo
Barley whole feed. 1905 az 90
Rolled and ground, sO's-10O's II %
Oats- whole feed. ZOOS ........,.tg06
Rolled and ground. 70s-S0'a ...,,,t9 90
GproutinR, 1905 ........ ~ "a
Whrai-Reclennod feed, 1858 a. DO
al Grain Chop-80' seoo.
,,', -luV ss..s ''.....s.,t.. 500
Chick VI Mash-lGO'a ......,e az on
Growing Fced--i00'a .,,. e1 m
Growing Mash-t00's q, Sn
Egg Mnsh-I00'a ,.,.... 20 Wv
Scratch Fred-iOO'a 20 nv
Cocoanut Mcnl-i00'a 81 ~
Cottonsced Mcal-i00's ....,.Eooo
Iinsecd oil Mcul--f00'a ..ss az
Soya Bean Mehi-ibD'H Es ~
Alfalfa MraI--t0Oa . M NV
Bone Meals-l0B'a .........,,.E ~ "a
Grnnuiated zoos ....... rs NV
Charcoal thardwood sos ....,,...gToo
Fish Mcai-i00'H ..............sT 90
Grit--Limehtuno. 1905 Is 90
orRnlte- lVV .,s-,'. ..5....,...,..sS.00
Meat scrnpH-f5HHtern, f00'a tOl "a
Shell Eastern oyster. iU0'B "a an
Western oyster, 1905 ..........,. sg 90
Whent--Mixed feed, sos ........, az 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
Liverpool Grain

wheat Open High Low ctea
,nlys.-s. - sAd ,seAd ss6sd sgA a
'et.'.'.. ss 81 a ssfsd o. asa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
SflipNews
Tides in Seattle
WEDNESDAY
IfTNE "a

JtNE 81
FIRST High Tide
ISL o. ~ iis r.
first low Tide
Hts a ~, - n,
Sscvns; High Tide
sos .. me- III n,
Second Low Tide
ioitt , M 81 n,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
TIT HsDAT
JIfNE "a

First High Tide
ala a. M. ia r.
FIRST Low Tide
10 siam. ~4gs r.
second High Tide
- p. m ls.s n,
second Lew Tide
~ os p. m. 81 II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
POULTRY AND MEATS
III, La WheIs.ale n.nI,r.

Durks--p Dressed. per n. ... !
hrns--prcsssd. heavy ,,.,..... $50 s
dressed. uHHt ...ss-t.s...... $50 :
Live. heavy. ~. ......... :
Live, light. ~. .......... .-on !
iiFotioTs-ip2s. per N. ..."... $40 i
Geese Dressed. POT 10 ......
Turkeys -Fanry. dressed ...... .4sa I
Live. fancy. ~. .s..s-..... 3
Belgian Hnrss- Live per ~ 4
Dressed. per Ih..-..... !
cows-coHntfy. dressed. No.. .ose .
hoEs--,f aneT. block ,,-.,.,..,. lilo 4
veal : anef, hEht .'.......,.. $50 4
Heavy. coarse ............ .osW 1
Medium. dressed .... .1Ia I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
Note

Schooner Vancouver. now nj Honolulu.
had fire In her cargo, June 90 Cargo
partly damaged.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-21
NOVY URAD Ga. ODBORU MSS.
v sTRUTHERs.

Odbor GA. Narodntho Sloven-
skeho Spolkn V Struthers NAL dha
o. decembra rotnu schodzn, ma
ktorGi po vybavcni inych spolko-
vych zalczitosti, zvoleny boil nasle-
dovny tlrad ma rok 1924: Jozof To-
movcik, pretlse1a, Michal Gulas,
podpredscda, Stefan IIriniak, "a
pisnik, Pavel Ko$ik, nGtoynlk, An
drej Repasky, poIiladnik, Michal
.Jurek Jan SGavnickN, .ozcf. Tkat,
financnH vybor, Joz'f KaGenga.
Micha1 Cuj, Andrej Sivrc, vybor
chorych, a Jan Sntak, Straz. Cc-
Itmu nradu prajem, ably mas Od-
Dor rastol mad 'alcj ma Glcnoch
ma. maietku! Zpravodaj.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-21
NOVY URAD CIsLA $50. X. J

Spolok Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda, {.
800. T. K. s. J. odbyval svoju roc
mi sch6dzu dna 16. deccmbra. Po
vybavcni vaznych zalezitosti, pre-
vedla sa vol 'ba nradnlllov ma bn-
di1ci rok 1924. Ia prcdscdu zvo-
L nt Dol br. Jozcf Flip, "a pod
pre- dscdu br. Martin Slifka, "a "a
pisnika br. Jozcf Hiznaj, "a uc-
tovnila br. Jozef Klein, "a poklad-
nfka. br. Jan Najpaver, "a dozor-
GOV majetku bratia Michal Mar
kovich, Alois Klein Jan Dunaj j
a ZT- straz nvcri bf JOzcf Coda.
Prajcm cel6mu nradu mnoho zda-
ru! Pritomny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-21
25-ROCNE JUBILEUM t1SLA
3O8. IKsJ. MA sTEELTON
SA BLfzT.

Zaiste ME je to tax vel mi dina
doba, ale 90 sa "a 25 rokov uda,
m6zete 81 what priklad z tisla
3O8. ]. X. $. J. Ked bolo toto cl-
slo zalozane, v ten cas- bolo i5a
.parn slovenskych rodln na Steel
tone. III styria ldovia, ktorl sh
do dneskd ztiravi Y tonic elsie, 81
ami nemysleli, ze tohoto semiac-
ka, ktort oni zasiali, "a Is rokoy
vyrastie taky mohutny strom, po-
nevaG len paru krokov od toho
miesta, kde oni to- semiackO siall,
raStOl V ten cas- este Ovos a trOchu
povySe Dol bujny les. TAX zaisfe
keby Dol vtcdy tymto rdom ME
kto pove1al, ze "a 25 rokov ma tel
farme bude sa vyplnat' slovenskv
katolicky chram, pod ochranou
toho, pod ktorou ochranu je al ma.
Sc cis1o, totiz Najsv. Mena Jczis
kto vie, ci by TO bol uveril, vsku
| tlSu sd to stalo a preto my tera7
vSctci bud me povd 'acn1 tymto 4
dom ukazme i'm nctu, ked' smt
al ME iidami tohoto Gisla. Tnaksif
i'm tnto nctu nepreukazeme, ibs
kcd' sa vSetci Slovaci nielen X
'Steelton, lez al z okolia Youngs
townu dostavia nd 8. januara 1922
vcGer ma banket pod kostol do ha
ly Najsv. M. Jezis.
(Pozn.--Po paru vstupenkac'
zaslane bolO .kazdemu clSlu |. X. S
J. a jestli by 81 este niekto ziada7
moe sa, prlhlasit, Il spolkovfho [
radu tChotO GISla.(
Jczef M. Oravec,
ZaDisnik cisla 2OS
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-21
Spolkove zpravy
Ro0NA sCH0DZA HASELToN
TATRA KLUBU.

Haselton Slovak Tatra Klub
ziada svojich elenov, ably sa do
stavili ma rocnl schodzu dna %.
decembra do skoly sv. Alzbety ma
n. Haseltine Ave. I. hodme po
obede. Ma tel schodzi sa bude vo-
lit iirad ma rok 1924 a tiez ,kazdy
I'D je ziadany, ably svoj dlh Wy
rovnal, ably hnihy molly byt' Y
poriadku odovzdane novemu ura-
dn. s bratskym pozdravom
Jozef Kacenga, zapisnlk
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-21
SIRBU PUSTENY POD
ZARUKOU Ma sLOBODU

Ironim Sirbu puSteny bol na slo~
bodu minult dni pod zarukou $50
900 sudcom Gessnerom pc vypo-
cuti ziadosti Sirbovho advokata.
Gessner sa vyslovil, ze Sirbu ne
NAL nikdy byt' vazneny postave-
ny pod obzalobu vrazdy prveho
stupna, ked re MET ziadnych do
kaZov ma jeho ucasti V zavrazde-