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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-14
COMBINATIONS
OF COLORS a10 FABRICS

~HE steadily increasing variety in
fabrics and the constantly widen
ening color range is two-fold in
- its effect. and the benefit of a
more general choice is. in a great
measure, offset by the possibilities of
an ~ill-advised selection. Especially is
this SO at the present time, when every
indication points to the fashion of
combinations-in both fabrics and
colors. New weaves are daily intro
duced and new shades of old colors
evolved, so thai there is no excuse for
either an homogeneous combination of
fabric or an inharmonious blending
of colors.
Paris has set the stamp of her ap-
prevail on two new-ohd fabrics-velvet
and satin. and there will be frocks of
both and both will be very generally
used with other materials. In general
the familiar weaves will show a satin
finish, following a period of dull-sur-
faced fabrics. The return of these
two materials to favor means an at
mosphere of elegance in the world of
dress, for they are both exquisitely
luxurious. Colors, too, seem ~lovelier
when applied to the supple softness of
velvet and the glistening sheen of
satin.
Addict to the true beauty of these
fabrics we have the wonderful posi-
billties of color combination, and the
well-dressed woman will realize at the
outset that color choice and color
blending is fraught with hopes and
fears, since the color card shows prac-
tically all the new shades-though
many of them have new names-and
several that are quite new. 1t is well
to study the models brought out by
real artist-designers. who have, in
their turn, studied color harmony,
gaining no small amount of their in
spiration from the paintings OF the old
masters of color.
1t will be-to a certain extent-a
season of monotones, that is, of GER
tain colors in sequence-say of shades
of gray or brown or blue. There will
be color ~harmonies, too, but whatever
the preference-monotone or harmony
color must be both analysed and
ordered, IL it is to be successful. The
use of a color in graduated shades
may be a very economical, as well as
a very beautiful thing. since one's en-
tire wardrobe may be based on n
color sequence, thus making 1t pos
sIble to combine the parts of several
costumes, and so attain a wider
variety.
But If it is contrast that is most de-
voutly to be wished, Their 1t is well
to remember one thing. While every
color may take several in combination
friendliness, there are a few chosen
colors that combine artistically. and
those are the colors that should be
combined. One would naturally ex-
pect black to form a background for
any desired shade, but apart from the
popular black and white combination.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-14

When Nature Proves Unkind And
Locks Are Scanty, There Is The Nat
ural Looking Transformation-At
Your Service.
it compliments the color with which
It is combined.
Then there is the choice CT a hat
the stumbling block on which many
a woman falls-and the way she wears
1t, once it's chosen. The clever woman
always chooses her hats when she is
not feeling at her best, when her hair
needs marching and her spirits are
low. And she tries on and rejects
until she finds a hat that becomes her.
even though life does seem dreary,
and her locks ~straggle straightly over
her ears. For then, she says, 1t will
surely be becoming, when she Is at
her best.
Shoes n hosiery must be a part
Of the costume, and the former must
At the foot il they are to be correct.
The woman who totters about in too
tight shoes, on heels too high, her
shoes very plainly built on q last de-
signed for someone else Is not we'll
dressed, They must be correct as to
color and appropriate to the occasion
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-14

is plainly hers-the distinction of real
individuality.
To study ones self In the mirror is
not vanity. but common sense. Wheth-
er n dresses for herself or for others
or both. she owes It to herself to be
certain that lines, c%olors, accessories
all. are right. and to be positive of
this she must see herself as others
will see her. from all angles and all
sides. And to thus see herself she
must consult the mirror, viewing her
self with a critical, well-nigh hostile
eye. And when in doubt, one is al
ways safe in choosing simple lines,
conservative styles and subdued and
subtle ~colorings, considering them
from the individual view point of per-
sonal becomingness.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-14

on which they are worn. The hosiery
that is worn with them should not
break the long line that is so desirable
only the slender may wear a frock
of one color. shoes Of another and
hosiery of a third.
Costume jewelry should belong to
the suit or gown with which 1t is
worn, and to belong 1t must blend. be-
ing harmonious in color, or deepening
a faint note in the general color
scheme of the fabric. And just how
much, the shape, and the particular
pieces should be carefully considered.
There are still women Of the tailored
type to whom ever expensive jewelry
is not becoming-to such q woman
costume jewelry should be taboo, II
she would retain the distinction that
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-14

~ ASHTON interest at the present
kZ time centers in generalities, rath-
er than details. We are con-
cerned with the frocks we already
own and their possibilities of future
usefulness, rather than with the frocks
we may buy later. when the season
has really opened. 1t is always an
occasion of great satisfaction when
one finds that a favorite dress pos
sesses the general lines and character
istics of the really late models, for it
means, not only it's extended useful
ness, but its ability to tide over the
awkward between-season. when ones
attitude toward the new fashions is
one of INDIGESTION.
A general summary of the present
situation shows late summer tenden-
cies definitely established, and at the
same time some of the loveliest of the
warm weather modes are retained, so
it would be a most unwisely chosen
frock of silk or cloth hat wouio not
meet the present hour needs, and,
with a little r%emodeling masquerade
successfully as an early fall model.
1880. 1880. Oriental And Second
Empire Styles
For several seasons now we have
had the straightline frock, and in
spite of the fact that different design
ers are using the fashions Of 1890,
1880 and the Second Empire. and the
lines and embroiderles of China and
Japan, there are still straightline
frocks. If one possesses a model in
the latter mode, and has tired of 1t.
she Will not find 1t impossible to
change It to some one of the former
styles, for a wide selection of trim
mings and materials-as we'll as neck,
wrist and waistline arrangements,
make this practically certain.
The outstanding characteristic is, at
first glance, simplicity, but a second
glance reveals the u|ndoubted sophis-
tication of the apparent simplicity.
Whether it be the straight, tube-like
dress. the frock with a circular flare,
a circular hounce, godets or bouffant
hips. its apparent simplicity will be
reached by clever. subtle ways. that
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-14

~ AS il ever occurred to you to be
A self-questioning concerning the
impression you make, not only on
the person toward whom you
walk, but on the one from whom you
walk away; not only on the friendly
critic, but on the one who is openly
hostile? Do you view the frock, the
suit, the coat, the hat you buy as
carefully In the mirror that reveals
the back. as you do IN the one that
show 0 face to face? Do you dress
your hair and you neckline and adorn
your ears-or leave them unadorned-
in the way that becomes o most.
regardless Of fashion? Are your shoes
and hosiery and your costume Access
sories chosen as an integral part of
the costume they complement or be-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-14
I D KNOW.

n HAT a new little collar and cuff
set of organdy wolfe is made triple
- fashion. its degrees showing a mar
row piping In color?
THAT they're wearing handmade
flower armlets of delicate French rib
bons-the foliage either green or sill
yer as best suits the color scheme?
wishes.
THAT colored velvet. metal cloths
and metal lace will be the evening
fashion for winter. II Paris has her
way?
THAT three-piece costumes are fea-
turing mandarin coats. three-quarterf
length and even longer? There is
most decided Chinese influences every
where.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-14

a shade of purple distinguished as
"mallow"-these are suggested by the
color expert as millinery possibilities,
and are, therefore. correctly chosen.
There will be much brown and blue,
and with the former certain shades of
blue are possible. also certain shades
Of green and red. always remembering
that nothing is lovelier than brown in
color sequence. With blue go certain
shades of green. red. brown, gold and
silver, and blue is another color that
proves the artistic worth of mono
tones. So 1t goes throughout the color
card, and throughout the entire realm
of dress = millinery, frocks, suits,
wraps, shoes and hosiery. not forget
ting the decorative handwear that is
fashion. 1t is the season of all sea-
sons to arouse ones color conscious
ness, for with so many "given" shades,
the solution of any problem is as
sured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-14

sonal taste makes crepe-finishes the
usual choice, any appearance of
mourning may be avoided by a bit of
color or costume jewelry. or a glimpse
of a shining surface. Jewelry should
not be worn with mourning apparel.
with the notable exception Of pearls.
which are permissible.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-14

there are few colors that are really
effective-and effect is the desired end.
is it not sol The green and gray
blues; the shade of red known as
American beauty; gold or silver; and
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-02
vEtERNE sKoLY
ANGLICKEJ REcI

Kazdy utorok a stvrtok veeer
cd Z. do 8. hodiny vedene s1 kllr-
~ v anglictine ob6ianskych ma
ukach pre- prist ahovalcov, zeny i
muzskych v Central Junior High
School (stara Rayen), ma rohu
Wick Ave. a Wood St. Nateraz tn
sa nachodia tri triedy. Prva tric-
ola .je pre- tych, ktori este nehovo-
ria anglicky. Tu sa ucia hovorit !.
citat' a pisat' anglicky. Druha
trieda je pre- tych, ktori uz trochu
hovoria a tretia, kde sa ucia sprd-
vne po anglicky hovorit citat' a
pisat' ako al 0 obcianskej nauke,
Go i'm dopomoze obdrzat ich dru-
he obcianske papiere. v skolewy-
ueujn vyborne ucitel ky ucitelia
a majn dozorkynu osohe Miss Lii
liam Clark, ktora bola sem nato
poslana Columbusu. Slovaci a
Slovenky, ktorl by sa chceli ma
ucit alebo zdokonalit' 7 2nglickej
reci, budd vftani ktory kol 'vek u
torek alebo stvrtok vecer.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-02
MEsTo CHCE ZAPLATTf
SVOJ DLH BANKE

Y statnej zakonodarni poslanec
Sullivan podal predlohu zakona
ma dovolenie mestu Youngstown
vydat' bondy obnose $16O, ,628
ma zaplatenie dlzoby First Natio-
nal Banke, ktory obnos tato ban
ka dala mestu ma yydrziavanie
zvlastnej policie pocas oceliarske-
no strajku. Dosayadny zakon to-
tiz mestam doyol ',lje vydavat'
len ma mestske stavby, ako dlaz-
denie ulic, kopanie kanalov atd' i
Zalezitost' dlzoby t'ahala sa "a
dlhsi cas- po s1doch, al najvyssi
sud statu Ohio nariadil mestu dl.
zobu banke prinavratit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-02
UzfvAJTE MENEJ cUKRU
A ZLA!CNIE, RADf vLADA

Vladni znalci potravnych clam
kov a zasob radia obyvatel 'stvu,
aby uzivalo kupovalo menej Gu
kru ak chce,' aby cukor zlacnel.
Kupoyanie do zasoby alebo IVY
sena spotfeba cukru zenie vodyl
ma mlyn cukrovych spekulantov.
Vlada uist 'uje obyvatel 'stvo, ze
terajsie zvysovanie Glen cukru ne
nj nasledkom nedostatku jeho, ale
je Specialization cukrovych magma
Sow ma ozbijanie l'udu. Preto ak
l'ud prestane sa zasobit cukrom
kupuje len tol'ko, kol'ko potre-
buje, zlacnenie cukru nastane eel
kom iste a plany cukrovych mag
nasov sa rozprskn1 ako bubiny
mydla.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-02
DvE zENY ZABITE
4 ERIE zELEzNICOU

Y sobotu odbyvany Dol pohrab
veterans svetovej vojry Tony
Mast. Ked ! pohrabny sprievod
prechadzal cez kol 'ajnice Erie
drahy ma Holmes ST., osobny vlak
Z. 624, jazdiaci medzi Clevelandom
a Pittsburghom vrazil Do sprievo-
du zabijac ma mieste dive zeny a
raniac sest inych os6h. Zabite zc-
ny, ktore sa vezly v automobile,
menovaly sa Mrs. Lillian Zarlenga
2 N. Watt st. a Mrs. Donate Ce-
remle Z Hillman ST., ODE Talianky.
Ostatnl raneni sd tiez talianskej
narodnosti.
Vinou nest 'astia tax sa IDA, je
rnshoyodic Shane, ktory signale
aiebo nevidel, alebo 81 ich nevsim-
nul.
Minuly tyzden yo stvrtok vlak
Erie keleznice yrazil zas do ohilc-
hasieak eho as,tcanabiIu aS W est
SIGke kfiEoyl iIl|1| 3! l lcIs n
llh6nMaslcOv. Id . n f6nly u pa 81 Ilitlis u M: WI
did ruSha 1ievsiMnni II signalov
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-02

Bernard Greasman, mlady nee
nee New Yorku rozhlasil POI tie
to dni, ze SO MI podarilo vynajst
sposob ma zaeiytavanie a udrza-
ME slnecneho tfpla. Pouzfvanie u
hlia a dreva 81 kuriva bude v kra-
tkom case vraj vecou historic.
Grossman tvrdf, ze ked' nastane
zima, l'udia nsbudd 81 objedna
vat spinave uaiie, ale zatelefon,,-
j1 81 pre- t,lee flias slnecneho
tepla. Fraza otvor druhd flasu'
buie zas slyxana y americkych
domA Asnostissh po jej viacro6norn
,zaniknutf. PraFTla, nebudl to fla.
Sc 4 sfekutinpu ale teplym slnie.
ekom. NM aexi ijeme easy l'kych
sdssakoss
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-02

srssss<
4 HnSn ss6. ielateI ska slf-
kartova kancelaria Doubrava q
Sperakus, 355 East 73rd ST., New
York, N. Y. usporiada 19. maja
t. r. jubilarnu vypravu do Cesko-
Slovenska ma lodi George WASH
ington. Ktori krajania zaujimajn
sa . tdto jubilarnu vypravu a "a
mysl'ajl cestovat' v mali do kra-
la, mech sa hlasia o d 'alsie infor-
m&cie ma tito firmu.
Firma Doubrava Sperakus
vydala ma tento rok ,lteseny ste
novy kalendar, ma ktorom je kra-
joyyl obraz NAL 'ovanv. Kto by no
schcel dostat zdarma, mech zasle
svoju adresu a 10c ma postove tro-
W, dostane no obratom posty.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-02
ROB- Ne RR|l R|lAN
Z NASEJ OKOLICE
Pr&ce y ocslarhach je stale via.
cej. Republic zapa1i no pondelok
vysolkd pee Hannah.

Poptavka ma ocel sa stale ivy
suje, ocel' drazie a roboty idu do
bre. Poyraya sa, ze robotnici do-
stan1 Ease podvyslxu place. Mno-
he oceliarne a tovarne ma okoli
citia nedostatok robotnikov me-
m6zu ich dostat' "a takd placu, a.
ko teraz plata.
Operacie ma celej okolici sd
skoro ' plnom pride. 70 As vyso-
kych peel cinnych bude ma ponde-
lok 35, kedy Republic Steel "a
pail svoju Hannah pee. Open
hearth Bessemeri pracuj1 plnou
silou.
Jednotlive oceliarne operujn ma
sledovne:
Sheet and Tube Co.: Sest' Wy
sokych peel, IL open hearth peel,
Bessemer, diva blooming, diva bar,
tri skelp, Is sheet, 10 tube milsov,
pudlovne a inc oddelenia.
Republic iron and Steel Co. /:
IS vysokych peel, IL open hearth
peel, Bessemer, diva blooming, bar,
plate, 6 tube, 5 l'ahkych bar, diva
+ <
skelp 16 sheet milsov, a inc cd.
delenia.
Brier Hill Steel: Tri vysoke ps-
ce, II open hearth peel, blooming;
bar, diva platnove a 81 sheet mill
SOW.
Trumbull Steel: Vysok1 pee, I
open hearth, horilce a chladne
strip milsi, 19 plechovych 13
sheet milsov. +
Sharon Steel Hoop Plnou silou,
a. NJ Byers: vysoK1 pee, 81
| pudlovJeh peel a valcovne.
Newton Steel 13, Falcon 8, Ma
honing Z sheet milsov.
Carnegie Steel: Sest' vysokych
peel, Bessemer, Is open hearth
! peel, blooming a bar milsi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-02
FRANCIA ROZHADZUJE
SVOJE BOHATSTVo

Kym do spoj. Statov Francis
vysiela komisie zobroni 0 odpu-
stenie dlhu $500, 100000, cd kto-
reho obnosu neplati ami len tiroky.
predstierajdc dbohe financne po-
lozenie, zatial' donna rozhadzuJe
peniaze ma vsetky strany. Len M
invaziu Ruhru potrebuje sta mill
ony frankov mesacne. Najnovsie
pozicala Francia Pol 'sku 400 mill
onov frankov ma vyzbrojenie ar
mady.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-02

sbierka na lcgion6rskyc ych inys-
lidoy je Y plnom prdf x ektori
oznamuj1 pekns pokroky, ohecen-
stvo vd'acne daya syoje obetA
Chyba je len ta, zc nieto xlost ko-
lektorov, ktorf By chodi po 40
moch a ktori sn, m6zu tak konat
len y svojom slobodroln Case, kto-
reho moe nemajn. Preto So obe-
censtvo dctive ziada, aby ne6akss
10 ma kolektorov, kym prfdu do
domu, ale prinieslo svoje obete
ku kolektorom.
Kolekt0rmi sli nasledovnf:
Jan Matistik, Juraj Murdz6k:
Jozef Tkae, Pavel Habovsky, Nil.
chal Bindas, Jozef StanisIav, Mar
tin Dupej, Jan Javorsky, Fran
tisek Hudik, Jozef Javorsky, Jo-
zef Martinko, Martin Dolak A. Y
Mraz. Adresy vsetkych kolekto-
rov neznames preto podayame tn
len niektore.s
Jozef Martinko, kraj6ir, a So,
Watt st.
Martin Dolak, obchodnfk, 6O1'
Steel ST..
NJ. Mraz, redakcii, 800 West
Federal St.
Rodaci, ktori ST ochotnf kolek-I
tovat milodary ma Steelton Brier
Hill, North Side, East Yonngs-
town Struthers ziadanf 81, aby
sa prihlasili u br. Jozefa Martin
ku, "a So. Watt st. alebo u Juraia
Puhallu, q II. Whitnsy Avn. 81
Iktesx aea1aall es ~! M 4 i,
ny poisfenky. d
Vsetky milodary budd verejno
kvitovane Y tychto novin&ch. Do
kym sa sbierka neskoncf, peniaze
ukladajd sa do tunajsej sloyenskej
statnej banky, Youngstown State
Bank. Il
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-02
s. 4 T. TREfoU NAJvxtsoU
OUEIIARNOU v AMERIKE

V .stredu vydrziavana bola val
ma schodza ticastinarov Youngs-
town Sheet & Tube Co., ma kto.
rel udobrene boly kupy Brier
Hill Steel Co. a Steel & Tube Co.
Of America. zakdpenfm tycllto
dvoch oceliarnf Sheet q Tube CO.
stala sa druhou najvaccssou neodvi-
slou oceliarnou a tret 'ou najva6-
SOU oceliarskou korporaciou VA
merike, ktorej majetok p&ci SO ma
$50, ,OOO, 900 dolarov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-02

'Cftf So VI trochu lepsie.

Pan Michal Willo, prezident
Youngstown State Banky a jedcn
Z najpopredne jsich Slovakov mas
no mesta zastihnuty Dol minule
dni t'azkou nemocou, zapalenfm
pl nc. Vd'aka dobrej opatery pan
Willo presiel krfzu a cfti sa uz lep-
Sic. Prajeme mu skoreho a lplne-
no vyzdravenia. Il
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-02
POROVNANIE DOLARA
S EUROPSKYMI PENIAZMI

Vo Farrell, Pa. Colonial Trust
Co. ma zvlastny vyklad v okne.
Je to porovnanie hodnoty ameri-
ckeho dolara ruskym rublom, ra-
knskou korunou nemeckou mar
kou. Ma zaklpenie peku zemiakov,
pecna chleba, trochu soil, fazuly
inych drobnosti potrebne je Y
Rusku 100000 rublov, v Rakti-
sku 100000 kor1n, Nemecku
$4,000 mariek a v Spojenych Sta
toch - / dollar.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-02
AUTOMOBILOVE VYsTAVY
ST VEL'M VYDARENE

Vystavy automobilov, ktore sa
skoncia tejto soboty vecer a vydr-
ziavane sii jedna vo Vahey budo-
We ma Front ST., druha Rayen-
Wood auditoriume tesla sa vel 'ke.j
navsteve obecenstva. Vo Vahey
budove dosial bolo ma 10000 ma
vstevn1kov predane bolo 200 au-
tomobiloy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-02
v. zUPA KAT. KOLov
VYDRzIAvA TU KURzY

n
". z,lpa Kat. Sokolov bnde. w
drziavat Y sobotu vccer a " ne.
del'u rano . 8. hod. po malej sv.
omsi cvieebny kurz 4 SokoloyEi
ma Homewood Ave. Cvieenci sbo-
RI 108, cvieenky Venca 81. q pod
rosts sborov 81. a 1O7. s1 ziadani
aby Ma kurze tomto boil zastdpenf
Ziadam rodicov, aby svoje die.
'tky Cd s rokov vyse riadne posie,
lali ma cviGby kazdy ntorok q stvr.
tok vecer.
Jozef Maruslzin,
velitep sborn 108
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-02
oHLAPBC PADoL POD TRoK

Stanislav Barovicky, 13-roSny
chlapec 2 {. ZIG Nicholas St. lie
pal 50 ma nakladny automobil ma
plneny uhlim, ktory riadil Frank
Hawn Cd Heller Bros. Co. Chlapec
ztratl rovnovahu a padol pod
troll, ktory mu presiel cez nohy j
jednu rukn T'azko raneny CHA
pee kayexeny Dol do nemocnice Il
lpolkmanymi iiiami.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-02
oP1LsTvo v OHIO UPADUJE.

Columbus, O. Ma dotaznik tu-
najsej prohibicnej kancelaric so
mayorom miest v state Ohio, poci.
tuj1cim vyse 5000 obyvatel 'ov,
prisla odpoved' ze v roku 1918
Y ich mestach arestovane bolo pre-
opilstvo $4,000 osob,, kdezto roku
1922 len 1865, tedy opilstvo y
state lpadlo skoro polovicu Cd
prohibfcie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-02

IN ik6tnsi S&konodarni podany Dol
navrh s6kcrla na zrusenis vSet-
S kych osadnych sk6l.

Columbus, Ohio. Poslancc
stAtnej .zAkonodarne Brenner z
Clevelandu podal minule dni nj.
vrh zakona ma zrusenie vsetkyych
osadnych (cirkevnych) sk6l u Sta
te Ohio 2 ma prin1tenie vsetkych
deti vo veku s do Is rokov k ma
ystevovaniu publicnych skol.
(Podobne navrhy podane boly
M Wac razy 70 viacerych statoch,
ale vzdy prepadly.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-02
sLovENsKH oBCHoDNfK
oDCISFoVAIs DO KRAJA

mix 2 East Youngstown po tieto
dni po strnast 'rocnom pobyte y
Amerike odcestoval ma mile Slo-
vensko, kde sa mieni usadit' V pa
de priaznivych okolnosti. Cestu-
je do svojej rodnej obce Hel 'py,
v zupe Gemerskej. Prajeme mu
st 'astlivn cestu mnoho zdaru y
rodnom kraji!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-02
spravu mesta. q 81 obch6dnf.
zIADNE vOJENsKE PRfPRA-
Wy PROFIT BAVORSKU.
Iskrova zprava CSTK.

Praha, %. februara. - Posled-
ne dni americkou tlacou prebie-
haj1 zpravy, datovane v Berlfne,
ze Ceskoslovensko pripravuje sa
vojensky proti Bavorsku, ba ME-
ktore zpravy tvrdily, ze csl. od-
diely prekroeily bavorske hrani-
ce.
Ma zpravach tychto MET mic
pravdiveho. V Ceskoslovensku ne
robia sa ziadne valeene pripravy
a zpravy Nemecka rozsirovane
sd nepravdive bezpodstatne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-02

v stredu vecer tanajsia tajna
organizacia Ku Klnx Khan zahaji-
Il yerbovackp novych clenov pi-
st amin reketlov s1 Styroch stran
mesta, j sice z Mahonins Ave,
Lincoln Park, Belh6rt Ave. elm
torfna 4 Midlothian Boulevard.
lMedxi rakStlami holy 81 horace
'ktixe, odxnaky to, AZ +. 4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-02
ePOLITICKA sCHoDZA
v EAST YOUNGsTOWN.

Slovensky Politicky Klub v r..
Youngstown vydrziavat bude ma
nedel u, 4. marca vel XII schodzu
pod kostolom Sv. Jana Krst. ma
Reed Ave. 0 7.30 vecer, ma ktorl
tictive povolava vsetkych obca-
nov a obcanky. Pojednavat' bude-
me vel'mi vaznych zalezito-
stiach. Prid tie v najvacsom pocte
\ S 1ctou,
Hugo Wantx, tajomnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-02

Narodny, Slovensky Spolok po-
fitoval 81. japuara. 1923: 39, OTIS q
dov.
Sbierka ma krajove Narodnie
Noviny rkazuje sa byt' 81 'uhnou.
v prvych dnoch doslo 1896. Il
y New Yorku Slovaci usilovne
sbierajn peniaze ma postavenic
fodneho Domu. ss I,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-02
sLovENskt DlEfA zo1dRELo

Agnes Garancoysky, 3-mesacna
dcerka Daniela 4 Katarfny Garan-
,coysky, zomrela n domacnosti ro-
sdicov, q Montg gomery ST. vo stvr-
tok yeas rano ma zaskrt. Oplaka-
vail jn rodicia q nasled down. bra
tia q sestry: Jan, Jozef, KatariDa,
Anna, Helen q Maria. Pohrabn6
Iobrad yykonal Ray, a. Papp N
dome smqtkh. PochoyanA bola \
cirkevnom cintorfne sy. Nikolaja.