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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-01

vN6Fy IVY NS4cE9AOEsss0 0uk's NV6S
may bs cast NY find Opportunity
for educxtion. | seiAenhber that
when, a. : boy, | vent u work
as i puddkr 4 helper, with my
father, here n the iron mills in
Sharon, my eyes were, opened to-
the fact that eduest stional oppor-s
tnnity is everywhere. The pud-
|dler's raw inatetial is PIC iron. ]
asked ny father where the pig
iron with which we worked came
from. He led me to the blast fur
mace, and showed me the iron
ore, and the limestone and the
coal brought from afar,, which ii
the furnace. purify the ore, He,
showed me how the iron, further
purified, in the pudding furnace.
went to the sheet mill, the plate.
mill, and the nail mill, and he
showed me the finished products.
when you have found out
where these raw materials come
from, how they are treated, and
where the finished: products go;
you will have acquired kaowl-
edge,s'' said my father.
His lesson holds to this day.
Every man or woman can acquire
knowledge by examining the
things with which he or she comes
in contact in his or her daily life,
by determining where they come
from, how they are treated, and
where they GO. :. 3 81
Two things are vitally needed
by the men and women who go
ont into. the world today, if they
are to- serve themselves, their COM
munity, their.country and human
ity. They must know. how to
think. They must know how to
work. We are too prone to allow
someone else to do our thinking
for us We are too prone to ac-
cept ready made opinions because
they are arrayed in easily remem-
bered language. America and all
the world needs men and women
who can do their own thinking,
who can get and consider facts
and reach true decisions. At every
railroad crossing in America is a
signboard bearing the words.
,."Stop, Look and Listen" /
wish we could erect before the
mental crossroads of every Amer
lean sign bearing the words,
"Stop. Investigate and Get the
Facts We would have fewer
wild social, political and economic
theories afloat in the world If
we could make every man his own
thinker.
As you go out into the world
you must know how to work.
For, after all, work, mental and
physical, is the real end and pur-
pose Of life. Work is happiness.
There is no greater satisfaction
possible to the human heart than
the sense of duty well performed,
of a difficult task we'll done. The
overcoming Of obstacles, the con-
quering Of Circumstances; in these
lie human contentment and
human progress. The poet was
close to the heart of humanity
when he said:
"Work, and thou wilt bless the
day,
Ere the toll be done;
They that work not, cannot pray,
| Cannot feel the sun.
God is living, working still,
| All things work and move;
Work, or lose the power to will,
Lose the power to Love-
| Work is the great remedy for
all the sorrow and misery Of the
world. Work, honest, patient,
conscientious toll will conquer all
things, will gain all things. One
OF the greatest things that can
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-01

Cita1te pozorne tieto clanky
kazdy tyzden a odkladajte 81 ich
pre- pripadne upotrebenie ' bu-
.d1cnosti.
Evening star., 1923-05-17
TABLET TO ARCTIC
EXPLORERS VOTED

The National Geographic Society's
board of trustees yesterday author
lied the placing of a tablet at Camp
Clay, Cape Sabine. in the arctic, in
memory of the eighteen men of the
Greedy party who died there in 1884.
Maj. Gen. A. w. Greedy. L. S. A. re-
tired. dean of living arctic employers.
now lives in Washington.
This tablet is one of series the
National Geographic Society will
place as memorials to Americans who
have made history in polar explora-
tions.
One such monument. the unique
memorial to Rear Admiral Peary, in
Arlington national cemetery, erected
by the National Geographic Society.
exercises are held to commemorate
Pearys attainment Of the pole. An
other Of the memorials is that to
Rear Admiral Charles Wilkes. dis
coverer of the antarctic continent.
also at Arlington.
The tablet to the Grealy party will
bear the following inscription: ITO
Lit. A. w. Greedy, here gave their
lives to insure the final and complete
success of the first scientific CO.
operation Of the United States with
other nations. 1ss1-1Ss4.
Erected by the National Geo
graphic Society. 1925"
1t will be carried north by Donald
B. Macmillan, when he starts north
in June for further explorations of the
arctic, and 1t will also be placed H.
position by him on the rock cliff
facing the camp.
Evening star., 1923-05-17
PLAN MEMORIAL
T0U. S. SOLDIERS
Water Supply at Cantigny to
Be Built by National Geo.
graphic Society.

The National Geographic Society
is having a water supply brought
into Cantisny. France. as memorial
to the American forces who captured
this town on May %. 1918. This was
the first battle in which United States
troops were engaged and it's outcome
was eagerly awaited by friend and
foe. The allies were weary and the
enemy was hoping that the United
States soldiers would. by failure.
cause the French and the English to
fear that they were depending upon
broken reed. In the taking and
holding of this exposed position new
courage was given the allies and they
found in it grounds for the belief that
the coming of the Americans insured
Victory.
The presentation of this memorial
Of the society by DIR. James H. Gore.
one of its founders and now mem
ber of its board of trustees. 1t viii
bc formally accepted in the name OF
France by high officials in the civil
and military service and by the
mayor of Cantigny. The ceremony
will be honored by the presence Of
representatives of the United States
Department of State and the War
department and delegation from
the American Legion.
The work. including an artistic
fountain, has been done under the di-
Icction of Mr.. Alexandra Marcel,
architerte -en-chef of the French gov
ernment. and will cost between ten
and fifteen thousand dollars.
Evening star., 1923-05-17

10 ALI. CONCERNED. THIS IS TO NOTIFY
You that l have sold my business located at
BOG 1Ith St NV. to Cirillo Maggenti. All
persons having claims will present the same
10 me without delay. FAINA AMERIG0. 306
Evening star., 1923-05-17

~ NC AAkSSAAiAJ w SAAS
steady advance Of
prosperity, John
r. Adams, repub-
lican. n a t ! o n a |
chairman, declar-
ed here while on
his way from Ne v
York to his home
in Dubuque. Iowa.
Still furt h e r
gains in favor by
the party were
predicted during
the remainder OF
the year by Mr..
Adams, who said
that within that
time the wisdom
of the adminis-
will be brought
Evening star., 1923-05-17
DANCER OUT ON BAIL.

NYACK. " Y. May 17-Evan Bur-
rowes Fontaine, dancer, and her
mother. Mrs. Florence A. Fontaine.
were released on bail Of $1,000 each
last night after their second indict-
ment on a charge of perjury in con-
nection with the dancers s1,000.000
breach of promise suit against Cor
nelius Vanderbilt whitney
Evening star., 1923-05-17

SPECIAL. RATES on TRIPS TO AND FROM
New York. Phila.. baltimore and Richmond; ;
pool car shipment 70 To-, cossti FEDERAL sLOR,
Main laSI S3i-3l Now York ave. NV. 10e
Evening star., 1923-05-17
'PROTECTIN"

One coat of this grand old roof pain
will keep your roof in good shape for
years to come. Solid. durable, honest.
Remember the name,
KOONS RooFING t,P.Hx 1422 St. NV.
Evening star., 1923-05-17

HAVE MADE TWENTY-THREE SATIS-
hcd users of No-Kol heaters. 4 few more for
immediate installation at a saving Of 500
Col 1913 1Is
Evening star., 1923-05-17

tratiOn'S Policies VIII be brought
home to the voters.
Material reduction in taxes, made
possible, he said, by the judicious
pairing of government operating ex-
penses, were declared to be less than
year away.
We've deliberated for years about
our convention city" Mr.. Adams said
when asked about the location of the
next party convention, land after we
were through celebrating We came
to Chicago"
Evening star., 1923-05-17
C. O. p. Prospects
Much Improved,
Says J. 7. Adams
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May II. - Republican
party prospects have greatly i'm
proved within the last six months,
Evening star., 1923-05-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.


10 All CONCERNED. THIS IS TO NOTIFY
3O6 14th st. NV. to Cirillo Maggenti. All
persons having claims will present % the . same me
THE USE OF CAMP MEIGs AS An AIMAs
Temple official parking space has been do,
priTiiesss or concessions are for sale by US
during the convention period. or from June
~iches Hane soft Oft se drlnss cfaPs @ % Cigarettes and
candy. ice cream. photos. shoe shining. auto
arressnries. tire service, ear washing: polish
door and camping equipment. Camp Meigs
with its wonderful concrete roads. has ca
restricted parking zones about the city. should
prove a mecca TO tourists. Full! informa ton
on request the grounds. 9th and Florida
ave. nc. Apply Sidney L Heckinger Co.
WANTED-MACHINE WORK.
When the other fellow tells you he hasn't
equipment large enough to handle your work
OUR EQUIPMENT HANDLES 1T.
EMERSON PUMP AND VALVE COMPANY.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
MAKE YOUR Gas WATEK HEATER srEa. AUTO L1an1
See demonstration. Room 414. Bond bldg.
l7s
wANTED-.T0 CARRY a VAN LOAD OF
FEiR; FER; < HF sToRAGE -.~ q. w -.-..'D
I HAVE MADE TWENTY-THREE Salts
immediate installation at saving of $40
Col. 1913. IL
SPECIAL. RATES on TRIPS TO AND FROM
soo NsT 10 coaa hn s@e
NGE AND FREIGHT SERVICE, INC. phone
Main 1881: s33-37 New York ave. NV: 10.
DUMP TRUCKS. 2ia TONS CAPACITY. So
per hour or by contract: dependable. Phone
I Will NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR DEBTS
contracted by others than myself. FRED
ERICk MASkE. 474 Md ave. s.w. 1s.
PARTIES HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST STORE
a. 80" F st. NV. formerly owned and con-
Quoted ny Julius Fiovavanti. will please pre-
sent them by NAV 81. 1923. for payment. II.
wANTED-EssTIMATE FOR M4yING LOAD
tween June - to July /. 1923. Address Rox
2o5-T. Star office. 1s'
Will NOT BE REsPONsIBLE FOR ANY
+. NJ. STRICKLAND. "A 4th st. ne. 1s'
FURNITURE REPAIRED AND UPHOT.-
stored at your home; will so anywhere. Ad-
dress Box s7-S. star office.
lunchrosm at ~ st. ne; from Louis Cap
IEALTY CoMPANY. 737 18th st. NV. be-
FROM PHILADELPHIA. MAY 22nd
FROM PITTSBURG. G................MAY 21st
FR0M FR0M tTT,sF: tTEaNf1d HrIyMAY asth lsth
FROM NEW YORK CITY,. JUNE End
FROM Nv HAVEN. JUNE 2Ist
WEEK. SERVICE FOR SMALL LOTS TO
hNn FROM BOSTON AND IMMEDIATE
THE ErG TRANSFER COMPANY INC.
112I 18th ST. NV. MAIN 2159
LADIES. GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO HAVE
rugs washed disinfected and restored to their
original colOrs at your residence, very cheap;
protects from moths 20 years experience.
PROGRESSIVE SALES Co. sos NV. 22'
FREE PLANS AND ESTTMATES-CARPEN-
tor builder. general contractor. alterations.
repairs, store fixtures. garages. HARRIS,
400 9Th ct. NV. Franklin 677S. 21s
NORTH REACH REGIsTRATIoN-NoTI
Is hereby given that the Board Of Registra tion
for North Beach. Md, will be in session at
the Pythisn Temple in Washington: D. G.: on
in North Beach. Md. on Saturday. May 10.
1923, from / to Q pm. each day, and unless
you register on one Of these two days you will
he barred from voting at the annual election
10 be held at North Beach. Md, on Saturday,
June %. 1923. from to pm.
APPLETON CADY,
JOHN E. BANGS. {. W. SINCELL.
Clerk. B. h. l.. GRAVES
Board of Registration and Elections.
@PROTECTIN'
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22
CHANGES IN HOME
Pushing Electric Buttons May Re.
place Maids and Servants Soon.

The words Servant and maid
are fast disappearing and in 80 years
time they will have no Distinguishing
place in the English language and will
be buried in the limbo of forgotten
things, says an expert houSekceper.
This at least is the opinion Of a
number of housekeeping experts. who
are following what is surely the most
universal business on earth-that of
making honesty the simple method
of pushing electric buttons.
: The up-to-date louSekccpcr or mis-
fress will call her cook, maid. nurse
and governess her "first, second. third
and fourth assistants and 50 on, as
the size of her establishment warrants.
A highly influential organization
that is instrumental in all big cities
in securing positions for young women
in refined households is helping this
greatest job for women by adyertis-
ing for housekeeping assistants"
This. coupled with the fact that domcs-
tic science departments Of the uni
versities are graduating. household
engineers" who are fully capable of
doing easily by the mere pressing OF
electric buttons everything that the
old-time cook. chambCrmaid and lauu-
dress did by the hardest Of manual Ia
Dor. is rapidly taking the sting from
the thought Of menial household duties.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22
CROP FILLS 142 CARS
Citrus Shipments From Valley This
Season Valued at Sf39,173.

A total of 42,j74 boxes of citrus
fruits, equivalent to 142 cars, will be
shipped from the lower Rio Grande
valley this season, according TO re-
port made from shipping records. This
gives an increase Of 1897 boxes for
the 1922 season, or approximately
6S2-3 per cent. There were 2J,247
boxes shipped from the valley in the
1922 season, the report states.
The amount OF boxes Of citrus fruits
shipped out of the lower Rio Grande
Valley of Texas up to March 10 dur
ing the 1929 season aggregated 80
400 boxes. According to estimates by
shippers there will be 310J more boxes
from March 10 to the end of the sea-
son of which 100 boxes are held in
storage at Harlingen. The seasons
entire shipments will fill AZ cars.
The total valuation of the crop is esti-
mated at S130, 1I3.
The freeze of March, 1922, is said TO
have cut down that seasons crop.
Since that time Orchardists are pro-
viding heaters for their orchards and
are able TO cope with the frost. 1t is
expected that the cold weather this
spring will not hamper the fruit crops
for the orchard heater business has
been flourishing in the valley recently.
The increase of production is en-.
couraging to further development OF
the industry. An estimate shows that
there are approximately 1.650,OOO
trees planted in the valley. Only TO-
600 have reached the bearing age,
however.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22

The apartment house pictured
above was erected recently at 4j6
Solcdad street by V. Il. Hood. presi-
dent OF the Blue Star Elevator COM
pany. Mr.. Hood is placing the fin
iShing touches on his new building
and announces that it probably will
be ready for occupancy next week.
The building is three stories high
and has Il basement. 1t is fireproof
throughout and contains twenty-five
apartments. These apartments are
modern in every way, Mr.. Hood says,
being sanitary and cool. They have
baths, built in beds. mirror doors.
new gas cooking stoves, electric bells
10 each apartment from the from
door. kitchen sinks. dining tables. and
two chairs. Mr.. Hood furnishes hot
and cold water. New window shades
have been placed in the apartments
and all floors have been painted.
When telling OF his apartment
house Mr.. Hood states:
My original idea was TO build
something that San Antonio did not
have and provide all facilities that
the wealthy people have for people
who work for a living.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22
PlCGLY WIGGLY TO
OPEN NEW VARIETY
STORE NEXT FRIDAY
Goggan Building Is Re-
modelled and Stock Is
Being Placed.

After several weeks Of preparation
the Piggy Wiggly Variety store, cor
nor of Houston and Navarro streets
in the remodclcd Goggan building.
will be opened next Friday. April ~.
according 10 T.. \. Basse, district
manager of the Piggy Wiggly Stores
Incorporated. NJ. \. VIM has been
in San Antonio some time preparing
the store for the opening. +. j..
PrUsyar will be the manager Of the
new store and will arrive here about
two days before the opening date.
Even before remodeling work was
entirely completed on the Goggan
building. arrangement Of stock was
begun BY Mir. VIM who is employed
by the Piggly WigEly Stores TO pre-
pare its variety stores for the opening.
The new Piggy Wiggly Variety store
will occupy the first floor of the
building. The offices of the store
will be on the second floor and the
Easement will be used as stock room.
The basement is already completely
filled with stock included i'm which
is every thing but vehicles. livestock
and groceries, Mr.. Vim states.
~ completed Besides several sections
Of oak display counters and show
cases there will be large soda foun-
tain and candy department in the new
variety store. The candy and soda
fountain departments will be the only
departments in the store at which the
public will not serve itself.
This new Piggy Wiggly Variety
store is the seventh opened during the
last several years by the Piggy
Wiggly Stores. Incorporated. Others
are located in Memphis. Nashville.
Chattanooga, Chicago, Terra Haute,
and Norfolk
The store will have six prices. be
ing 4, 6. II. % and IS cents. Nothing
over IS cents will be sold in the
store, according TO Mr.. VIM.
A formal opening win be held in
the store Friday morning. beginning
mt 10 o'clock. There will be music
throughout the day, Mr.. VIM states.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22

an my eases two girls like to
prepare their breakfast and supper
at home and cat lunch in town.
L have spared no expense for my
tenants convenience. The apart
ments will be ready to occupy within
the next few days at a nominal ex.
pense of $50 per month.
Il refused to lease the entire build
ing but am fortunate in getting
George Weimer and his wife to take
charge of it. They have been in
structed to permit the apartments to
remain unoccupied unless desirable
tenants can be found.
The location is at 4J6 Soledad
street and is in walking distance TO
any point in the business section.
The first two floors OF this new
building are occupied by apartments
and the third floor is partitionless.
1t is large hall which is suitable
for lodge meetings or something OF
that nature. Mr.. Hood says.
The entire structure was built Mt
a total cost of $4,000. according to
Mr.. Hood. There are 2f,000 square
feet of floor space in the building.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22
New Construction

dences for ]. +. Howard, located on
West Mistletoe avenue. The same
firm is also remodeling the residence
of J. w. Kokernot at 403 West
Park avenue.
c. r. Schoepple and Company have
been awarded contract for remodeling
the interior of the store building
formerly occupied by Cole Y. Bailey
on Houston street. 1t will be Occu-
pied by the Blackstone Cafeteria
when completed.
Bids were opened last week in the
Offices of Adams & Adams, architects.
for the construction of a OnestOry
brick and stucco store building for
j. J. Lewis. 1t will cost approx
mately $4,000.
The Presbyterian church of Kennedy
is contemplating construction of 4
frame church building at an approx
mate cost of 5000
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22
BUILDING IN 207
CITIES GAINS II
PER CENT IN MONTH
Estimate Total of $780,
100000 for March Con-
Structi0n in Country.

New York, April 21.-In keeping
with general business activities
throughout The country. new building
operations are continuing to gain mo-
mentum as the season advances. March
building permits in the POI principal
cities were S422. J91 .923. n gain over
March. 1922, of $1G1 ,JG4, III or 81
per cent, according to official reports
recorded in the national monthly build
ing survey. These figures warrant an
estimate OF total permits issued in the
entire country of SG00.O00,O0O. The
same cities reported $S2.i3+i.l07 for
the first quarater .of the year. a gain
of S27S. 320, 72G or 80 per cent. An
estimate of total permits for new
buildings and alterations issued dur
ing the three months period is ST.
400. 100000.
Accompanying these record-breaking
achievements. there WIS a steadily adj
vancing range of building costs both
for labor and material. In many parts
of the country shortages of these COM
mOdities were reported.
Notwithstanding these activities.
there were indications of 4 continued
large potential demand for buildings
of various types throughout the coun-
try.
The greatest proportionate activities
were in the Pacific Coast states which
showed n March gain of III per cent.
There were indications of greatly in
creased activities in the South where
March gain of e. per cent was record
ed as compared with a February gain
of 10 per cent. The Central states
gained a. Per cent and the Eastern
states II per cent.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22
~
Can Give Valuable Hints.

The woman who is planning 70 help
make a home aud live I'm it $50 days
in the year need not necessarily be an
architect or builder to know how 90
plan for proper household equipment
If she is truly modern woman, she
will have her own ideas. even in the
matter OF wiring and electrical equip
ment. She will appreciate the i'm
pertance of such items as: Convent
ence outlets. whore required and why
switches, where required and why;
Limiting fixtures, style and type suit
able for porches, halls, reception
yooms. bed rooms, closets. bath rooms,
Kitchen pantry. cellar; facilities for
vsing electric laundry equipment and
for electric range and electric refrige-
rator. Almost any electrical engineer
can offer advice Of this kind.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22
Del Rio After Convention.

Del Rio. Tex. April 21.-Postmaster
r. J. Mcdowell is working to secure
the next postmasters' convention for
Del Rio. and many postmasters have
pledged him their support, among
whom are o. S. York. Galveston; T. j.
Darling. Temple; W. f. Davis, Con
zales: VI. Il. Howard, Swectwater
L. II. Lpgarde, Laredo; &. +. Long
acre. Tyler: and II. c. Blnlock, Mar
shall. With the support of these and
others. Mr.. Mcdowell thinks there is
good chance for Del Rio TO secure
the next convention
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-22
Says Women to Blame.

II women were as careful when
smoking as the men, and could learn
TO disconnect their electric irons when
leaving them, the reduction in fire
losses resulting would equal the en-
tire present loss occasioned by all fires
of electrical origin. according to an
expert electrician in the employ of a
local electric store.