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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-08
Call EN-
What You Will
BY LEE SOMERS.

And stroIting round today,
He sure could make q lot of Jack;
He sure could make big pay.
They'd sign him up right off the bat,
With no butts, ifs or nnds,
He'd be some ad, you bet your hat
For Long-Life Monkey Glands!
UPS AND DOWNS.
CThe Tragedy of an Elevator MANI
Scene-An elevator. 1t has just
been filled to repletion and is
starting its upward flight.
ELDERLY LADY (gIowering at
stout. prosperous-looking NAM
Sniff! Sniff!
PROSPEROUS-LOOKING MAN
Ito companion(-So cleaned up
$4,000 on the deal, and-(Car
passes second floor.
ENTERPRIsING YoUTH-Six-
teen out!
ELDERLY -LADY-Young man,
why didn't you stop at the second
floor? CThe car has passed the
third; she has been so indignant at
the neglect of the prosperous-look.
ing man to remove his hat that
she has not thought of getting off,
ELEVATOR MAN-Second? Yes,
ma'am. Runs back; elderly lady,
shifting impartially at him and at
the financier, gets off. Now we're
off again; car passes third floorJ
ENTERPRISING YoUTH-Six.
teen out! Gar passes fourth floor.
ELEVATOR FINANCIER Il
made a lot of jack on that other
stunt. too hey. femme out!
Third!
ELEVATOR MAN-Third? Yes.
sir! Backs UP again.
VOICE OUTSIDE-Hey. wait a
minute! Footsteps approach. not
very rapidly
EVERYBODY INSIDE-Make it
snappy!
VOICE OUTSIDE-Going down?
ELEVATOR NAN - Gan-oop!
slams door shut.)
EXCITED MUNICIPALITIES,
! want out!
ELEVATOR MAN (stoppingl-
Fourth floor!
EXCITED INDIVIDUAL-No-
fifth for me. (Off again.)
ENTERPRIsING &YOUTH-Six-
teen out!
(The car stops at the fifth floor.
Nobody moves)
Elevator man-Fifth floor. (SiI-
ence.) Who wanted the fifth
floor? The excited individual, who
has been very calm, now awakes.D
Excited individual again ex-
c1tedl-Oh-lS this the fifth floor?
Elevator man-Fifth floor-alI
out that's going out.
Excited individual-Well, why
ncher say so? brushes OUT.
Another elevator financier las
the car shoots up againl-An' 1
told him, mo, sir, I'll give you
$4,000 for that an not a cen:
more" / did
Crusty dowager Ito elevator
man)-Boy, what floor is Mr..
Dingwhistle's office on?
Elevator mani dunno, mum.
Look at the bulletin on the
ground floor.
Crusty dowager-Why, the i'm
pertinence! 1 shall report you at
once!
Elevator man with a sardonic
laugheHuh! 1 quit tonight
Trump that!
land so on for twelve more
floors and 240 more trips.)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-08
Alone Again Blues.

I stood at my window at MID"
night.
Staring through the air
When a comedy maid pulled down
her shade
And left me standing there.
-OctODuS.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-08

OUT IN the patio.
OF MY hotel.
WHERE FLOWERS grow.
AND SHRUBS.
AND PALMS.
THERE IS a vine.
THAT HAS been planted.
IN A pot.
AND PLACED
UPON A pedestal.
ABOVE THE ground.
ABOUT TWO feet.
AND THERE it grows.
AND WHERE it stands.
is NEAR a wall.
AND LATELY.
I'VE BEEN watching 1t.
AND ONE day.
FOUND A tiny shoot.
JUST PEEPING out.
AND EVERY day.
SINCE FIRST 1t came.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-08

THAT 1T had done.
THE BEST it knew.
AND HAD a fear.
THAT TT had failed.
AND ASKED of me.
If 1 might help.
AND so I did.
AND GOT a stick.
AND STOOD it up.
AND BRACED it there.
AND TOLD the vine.
TO LEAN on it.
AND 1T did that.
AND YESTERDAY.
WHEN went out.
THE VINE had found.
THE GOAL it sought.
AND NOW.
THE VINE and water spout.
GO ON their way.
AND ASK no help.
OF ANYONE.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-08
BETWEEN THE LINES

I'VE GONE to it.
AND EVERY day.
THIS TINY shoot.
HAS TAKEN on
AN ADDED length.
AND AS it grew.
1T SEEMED to me.
THAT 1T had eyes.
FOR ALWAYS.
1T SEEMED looking out.
AS THOUGH in search.
OF THAT support.
THAT 1T must have.
OR 1T would droop.
AND OF it's weight.
SINK TO the ground.
AND WITHER there.
AND THEN one day.
THERE CAME a streak.
OF BRIGHT sunlight.
DOWN THROUGH the trees.
AND POINTED out.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-08

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A WATER spout.
UPON THE wall
CLOSE TO the vine.
AND THEN it was.
OUR GROWING shoot.
MADE UP it's mind.
WHERE 1T should go.
AND RIGHT away.
IT CHANGED the course.
THAT 1T was on.
AND FINALLY.
1T STRENGTHENED out.
AND SET it's eyes.
UPON THE spout.
AND KEPT them there.
AND EVERY day
WHEN I'D go out.
I'D FIND the gap.
BETWEEN THE vine.
AND WATER spout.
NOT QUITE so wide.
AND was glad.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-08

FOR STRANGE enough.
1T SEEMED to ma.
THAT BOTH the vine.
AND WATER spout.
WE'RE LIVING things.
AS YOU and I.
AND ANYWAY.
THE VINE still grew
AND THEN one day.
WHEN went out.
DISCOURAGEMENT.
LAY ON the vine.
AND 1T had dropped.
A LITTLE bit.
AND WHAT of strength.
THAT 1T had had.
TO CARRY it.
TOWARD THE spout.
SEEMED ON the wane.
AND 1T was sad.
AND LOOKED at me.
AND SAID to me.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-08
BY K. c. B.

AND 1T had failed.
IF I had failed.
TO HELP the vine.
WHEN IT was weak.
AND FILLED with fear.
/ THANK you.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-08
AppR Sauce
an tn or oil

III - -
an tn or oil
By CHARLIE WARREN.
uluVUEH UnlIs
A Bolt for Freedom.
Four.fifths Of missing girls
have bobbed hair. reports Missing
Persons Bureau-An instance where
the home ties are severed by clip
ping the locks.
Haek.kneed.
An aged woman longs for the
days OF the stage coach again.
Quite q novel idea. But where
can we find the old-fashioned
boys with the side whiskers.
knee breeches, and . gay plume
adorning the headgear? Present
day hackers don't quite fill the
bill, and the Smithsonian Insti-
tution's supply Of these curios In
limited.
Joy.ridin9.
Listing badly In midship. man
steered into an auto to sleep the
effects off. but learned upon
awakening that said auto was
rolling stock Of New York police
department. Yes, the Judge gave
him ten days in which to enjoy
q more comfortable rest.
Another Jay-waIker?
Aesop was a wise bimbo. we are
led to believe-and we Opino
ditto, after reading some Of his
wise chirps-but he never gave
out the inside story of who
Killed Cock Robin"
-O-
a Maze of Maize.
The Shriners' guard Of honor
from the Peace Monument to
Seventh street has been completed.
This coveted post was awarded
to the italian popcorn artillery.
who viii unlimber their caisscns
and hurI their barrage of vari-
colored maize down on marching
fez-capped hosts to the tuns Of
their trick steam whistles.
''R. l. ping.
France to honor Al. e. +.
April II by inaugurating Ameri-
can Hall in Hotel Invalides. Very
appropriate place to store the
French American war loan, as at
present it surely is weak sister.
%
Rocked In The Deep.
Foreign warship sinks after
hitting rock, and now reposes
in Davy Jones' locker. Parallel
ing the broken down opera So
prano, it will never hit the high
seas again, Ell!
A Diamond Flash.
An unidentified man sets new
sprint record by carrying away
a 1925 diamond as his prize:
police were outdistanced in the
chase, says the story. A baseball
writer might express it thus:
The gem catch OF the fleetfooted
pilferer was a daring bit Of dia-
mond play.
A Horse Tale.
Battery Park Aquarium has re-
ceived a few specimens Of sea-
horses. With the racing season
now open probably King Nep-
tunes stable will have a few
entries on the racing charts and
should be sure favorites especially
during the wet weather.
New Worlds to Conquer.
Miss Abigail Harding goes slum-
ming in Greenwich Village and
visits rendezvous and haunts Of
lower Broadway. Probably a secre-
tive stump for Brother w. Cana
liel for "a campaign. Although
said brother expects to garner
most Of the forty-eight States.
it probably won't harm his voting
column to drag an unknown world
to his side Of the ledger.
%
Lost And Found.
A colored man lost his car re-
Gently and sought police aid in
recovering same. Report now
shows that the minions did find
it, and also its contents-five gal
Ions of liquor. It seems the
owner carelessly left 1t on road
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-17
sTRUTHERs POvOLAvA
MA BAL "A DIVADLO

Sdruzenie Slovenskych Katolf-
kov Struthers nsporiada na So
botu vecer, %. augusta vel ky
bal v osadnej miestnosti a ma dra-
hy den bude divadelne predstave-
ME. Ako ma zabavu, tax ma diva
do povolane .je tymto iictive cele
slovenske obecenstvo z Mahoning
doliny. Ma bale hrat' bude mai.
lepsia hudba. Tanecne zabavy y
Struthers byvaj1 vzdy vesele 4
naozaj zabavne, takou bude al
ttato 25. augusta.
Divadlo 26. augusta bude jedno
2 najpodarenejsich - a to kazdy
INA, re Strutherscania sn vyborni
herci. Osoh 20 zabavy i z divadia
venovany bude ma osadu Sv. Tro-
jice. Kto tedy pride, nielen ze sa
dobre zabavi pouci, ale podpori
al slachetny ciel'. ....... !.
Kazdy bude srdecne privitany
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-17
OCELIARNE DOSTAVAJU
DOSf ROBOTNfKOV

Mnohe oceliarske podniky maiy
obavy, ze nebudu moct' zavadzat
S,hodinov1 pracovnu dobu pre- ne.
dostatok robothictva, ktory sa
vo vseobecnosti citel'ne javil. Ako
teraz oznamuj1, robotnikov sa hla-
81 dost' preto nenacha dzaj1 zis-
dnych prekazok v prevadzani svh'
jich ,planov. Mnohe priemyselnt
podniky, ako automobilove, tkas
ske s1avebnt, ,.teraz ztisn3n lin
nost' a mnohf robotnfci odtial
hlasi sa do oceliarni.
V sobotu tunajsie oceliarne ma
ly male nedorozumenia robot.
nikmi ohl 'adom zavadzania S-ho
dinovej sichty. V jednej vysttpi.
10 prace ma $50 robotnikov, ale
po vysvetleni vratili sa do prace
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-17
VYsLEDKY voLIEB
v EAST YOUNGSTOWN

V primarnych tol'bach uto-
rok "a republikanskeho kandida-
ia ma nrad mayora mesta East
Youngstown nomhovany Dol T.
Roy Gordon, ktory dostal 6s4 hla-
SOW. Andrej Hamrak boil ma dru-
hom mieste 555 Masmi, Cunning
ham ma tret 'om s $50 hlasmi "a
Birk ma styrtom ss22 hlasmi.
Hlasovanie poyRrdaeh bolo ma.
-sfld -sfledov,fs Yf:iv;E Yf:i; ! sN'aFiia X-Ham-
rak ia, Gordon 1O5, Cunningham
105, Birk 2. -. Prva warda B.
Hamrak %. Gordon So, Cunping-
ham 60, Birk @. - Druha warda
A-Hamrak 1919, Gordon al, Cum
ningham 81, Birk 3. = Tretia war
da A-Hamrak Is, Gordon IA,
Cunningham 1913, Birk 3. - Tretia
warda B-Hamraka4S, Gordon Sc
Cunningham 26, Birk 3. - Stvr'
ia warda A-Hamrak SO, Gordon
6S, Cunningham 119, Birk 9. -
Stvrta warda B-Hamrak LOG,
Gordon 1O7, Cunningham 33, a
Birk 9. "
Ia predsedu mestskej rady zvo-
leny boil vel vacsinou Rudi
Nan, dostan1c 796 hlasov, viac nez
dvaja jeho protikandidati.
Ia auditora zvoleny Dol Antho'
ny julius, "a pokladnika Siovak
Daniel Barbus, "a solicitora Xury
Wilkins, "a koncilmanov mimo
wardov j. R. Kubovic NIL, John
Flickinger, Juraj Lisko. Ia kon.
cilmana prvej wardy Jan Swan.
TEX, druhej wardy Jozef Reppej
tretej wardy Nick Comsa, stvrtej
wardy' Alfred Burch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-17
vYBAvENIE ZALEzITOsTf
STRUTHERSKEJ BANKY

Po tieto dni vyplacana bola DIAL
sia diyidenda, kreditorom ,dban-
krotovanej Struthers Savings &
Banking Co., ktora obnasala 6A
percent. s touto dividendou w
platene bolo vkladatel'om spolu
Tx percent ich vkladov. Ma zvy-
sujncich 1884 percentov vydan5
budd bondy ma obt 'azenie Camp
belovho majetku, jestli nejaxy
ma. Ak sa mic nenajde, bondy bu-
d1 bezcenne'a ztratu vkladatel 'ov
budd obnasat nevyplatenych 1885,
percent ich vkladov. Campbell Sc
di vo vazeni, do ktoreho boil od-
sndeny ma ME Wac ako 80 rokov.
Banka totiz zbankrotovala jeho
pricinou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-17
KAMP AN IA TISIC
UENOV DO ST. 81.
VOJTECHA ZACATA.
Ma schodzi, vydrziavanej Y stre-
du, osady q spollky tuna prisl' e.
billy ziskat' 1000 clenov katoliclke-
mu spolku v Trnave.

V stredu ve6er vydrziavsna boz
la v skole Sy. Cyrilla a Methoda
valna schodza slovenskych kato-
lickych osad, spolkov a jednotliv-
Gov Youngstown a okolia, ma
ktorej pritomny Dol vzacny host
z kraja, Rev. Jan Postenyi, pred
seda spoil. Sv. Vojtecha Trnave.
Ma schodzi Rev. Postenyi povedal
rec krajovych pomeroch, zvlaste
0 pomeroch katolickej cirkvi a
tlaee. v ktorej vylicil t'azkosti, fl
nancne nesnadze a prekazky ka-
tolickej veci ma Slovensku. Pove-
dal ciel' svojho prichodu: praco-
vat "a zachranu jedineho sloven-
skeho katolickeho kultGrneho
spolku Sv. Vojtecha Trnave do
stanim do neho "a clenov elm mai
vacsi pocet americkych Slovakoy,
ako al financnd pomoc prcn. Rec
Rev. Postenyiho bola poroznmena
q sl'tibena mu vsemozna ponce.
Prehovorili: Rev. J. M. Liscinsky,
Rev. St. Koeis, PIP. Michal Willo,
j. Klein, Martin Dolak a A. M.
Palkovie. Usnesene bolo zahajit'
hned' kampan kazdei osade "a
ziskanie najmenej 1000 clenov ma
tejto okolici do spolku Sv. Vojte-
cha.
Schodzou touto zahajena b0la
vseohecna kampan po celei Ame-
rike IA zaehranu spolku Sv. Vol
techa. Jestli kazdej kolonii slo.
venskej Amerike sa tax odusev-
meme zaujmu tohto spolku, jeho
zachrana je nielen zaistena, ale
umoznena mu bude TAXA kultnrna
cinnost akej dosial mu popriato
nebolo.
Spolok Sv. Vojtecha Trnave
vydaval do vojny kazdorocne ka-
lendar a asi dive knizky pre- svo-
jich clenov. Nal desiatky tisicov
clenstva ma Slovensku A,meri-
kc. Jeho knizky citane bolu v ka-
zdom knte sveta, kde sd Slovaci
nachodili. Prisla vojna, vlada po-
brala financne prostriedky ma va
lecne p6zicky a tax spolok pre-
stal ncinkovat'. Americkl Slovaci
| mu iste pomozu znovu zahajit jc-
no. blahodarnn cinnost'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-17
100 MAJNEROv zAHYNULO
pRI vfBUCHU v BANI

Kemmerer, Wyo. - Tu sa udai
strasny vybuch V bani {. / v uto,
rok, ktory Izapricin1 spredcasnd
smrt' 100 banikov. Len 81 bani-
kov zostalo pri zivote. Dosial Wy.
nesene bolo ma povrch zeme 81
mrtvol, d'alsie' tri mrtvoly neboly
este najdene. Otravne plynA kto-
re sa vyvinuly po vybuchu, vel.
mi prekazaly zachrannym pra-
cam. Skoro vsetky mrtvoly maj
Inerov sn obhorene, 60 nasvedcuje,
Se vybuch celd bahu zaplavil o
.hnom. BAHIA, v ktorej sa udal w
buch, je majetkom Kemmerer
Coal Co.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-17
AuToMoB1L1sT1, PozoR!

Nase mesto potrebuje peniaze 4
preto policajtom nariadene je da-
vat vel Ky pozor ma automobile
stow, q neprestnpujl dajake pos
licajne nariadenie. Kto ma auto,
musi mat totiz al peniaze a preto
ma mich sa to vsetko najviac hrnie.
v stredu policajti dali cerven6
karti6ky 100 automobilistom, aby
sa hlasili ma policii pre- prestdpe-
ME zakona syetlach. Tito vsetsi
totiz nechali svoje auta Y rezi-
dencnych uliciach bez osvetlenia,i
60 je proti zakonu. Pokuty pri-1
padn1 mestskej pokladnici.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-17
PRVA SIBERIA MA SPOIL.
Sv. vOJTECHA s., ,307.

+ y Z -s=.
Ma valnej schodzi katolickych
slovenskych duchovnych, organi-
ZACH a casopisov, ktora sa odby-
vala s. augusta sosbierane bolo ma
zachrannn akciu Spolku Sv. Vol
techa Trnave $1,3O7.OO. Pekny
zaciatok
Ako sa oznamuje, osvp. biskup
Vojtassak akiste len pride do A
meriky. Zadal zalobu u Najvyssie-
no sndu CSR. proti ministrovi
Malypetrovi pre- neopravnene za-
chodenie a odoprenie pasu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-17
OCELIARSKI ROBOTNfCI
sA CfTIA UKRIVDENf

Vo stvrtok youngstownskych
oceliarnach zavedena hola S-ho-
dinova pracovna doba pri vyso-
ky5oh peciach, open hearth peciach,
koksovyeh peciach a blooming
mlynoch. Asi 5000 robotnikov do
tknute bolo skratenim robotnych
hodin a asi 5000 bolo ich pribra-
te ma zaplnenie tretej sichty. Sko-
no vsetci pribrati robotnici pre-
watt boil inych oddeleni a na
ich miesta dani novackovia. Wac
sto cernochov udajne prislo po
tieto dni do Youngstown.
Tisice robotnikov ME je spokoj.
ne s novotami, jedni preto, ze i'm
bolo stiahnute SOC z dennej place,
I'M zas preto, ze i'm neboly pracov
ne hodiny snizene 10 ma 8 ho-
din, ackol'vek dostanii taku ist6
placu, ako ii, ktori pracujn teraz
len 8 hodin.
Oceliarne hovoria, Re otazka pla
ce je este ME ustalena, re to vez,
me dlhsi cas- zkusovania, kym sa
plaza rozlienych odvetviach toh-
to priemyslu ustali.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-17

de Anglicko, Taliansko snad' i
Rusko. V Ruhr panuje valecny
duch.
"V Nemecku hrozi vypuknat'
revoldcia. Ak sa nieeo chytro ne.
urobi ma vyGistenie situacie, este
pred Vianocmi nastane revolncia.
Po nej nastane v Nemecku alebo
.monarchia alebo bolsevizmus ale
bo sa ce!a risa rozpadne ma male
staty, ako to bolo pred Bismar-
ckom. "a to 81 Francia praie.)
ia budem radsej zametasom
ma West Federal uIici, ako kance.
larom alebo ministrom Europe.
Som vel mi rad, ze som nazad V
Amerike a hrdy som ma svoje OBJ.
eanstvo americke. Clovek len vte-
dy pozna rozdiel medzi Europou
a Amerikou, ked' vidi til vel XII
biedu, nenayist' medzi narodami a
je rad, ze' je obcanom tejto slavnej
republiky.' :.~.
O Slovensku sa p. Grosshandler
vyslovil, ze tam nateraz panuje
vel'ka nespokojnost' rezimom,
ale dl'a jeho mienky to bude ma
pravene a Slovensko caka vel'ka
budiicnost'. Slcvensko. ma mat
samospravu, ale ME odrazu celii,
lebo nema nadostac schopnych q
zodpovednych l'udi. @ preziden
tovi Masarykovi sa vyslovil, ze je
vel mi demokratickym muzom a Q
DIR. Benesevi, ze je nateraz mai
vacsim statnikom v Europe.
Inac p. Grosshandler nemal moe
casu ma Studovanie slovenskej O.
tazky republike, preto sa memo.
ze do toho hlbsie pust at. On sa
zaujimal Wac otazky hospodar'
ske a v tom OIL 'ade nasicl nasv
rodnn vlast' v lepsom stave, nei
je ktorakol'v ina krajina v Eu
rope.
Ked' boil v Bratisave, zlskal PR
nase noviny staleho dopisovatel'a
ktory bude citatel 'stvo oboznamo
vat $ vaznejsimi udalost ami '
kraji.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-17
PEOPLES TRUST BANK
KUPENA CITY BANKOU

Peoples Trust & Savings Bank
v East Youngstown knpena bola
v utorok City Trust & Savings
Bankou Youngstown, d. ozna.
menia II. w. Granta, predsedu tu-
najsej banky. East youngstown
ska banka operovana bude ako od-
boeka City banky. Kdpou City
banka stava 81 do radu vel 'kych
bank Mahoning doline. lebo iej
prostriedky zvysene boly o ST..
213,359. Terajsi predseda Peoples
banky, j. NJ. Reed vymenovany
Dol "a dfrektora City banky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-17
SRAzKA POULICNEJ
KARY S TRoKOM

v utorok popoludni udala sa
srazka ma Stop II, pri Mosier, me-
dzi poulienou karou nakladnJm
autom, riadenym Samom Crepps.
pri ktorej zabity bol jeden clovek
a dvaja t'azsie raneni. Zabity me-
noval sa Luther Bridges. Pricinou
srazky Dol Crepps, ktory rychle
uhanal a ma zakrute, ked' hamo-
val, sk!zol sa rovno pred poulicn1
karu. Bol hned arestovany.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-17
HOLT sA PoDAKUJE z URADU

Samuel j. Holt, 1861 Wellington
Ave., ktory je koncilmanom 8.
wardy pod 'akuje sa 2 tohto IRA
du septembri, ked zahajene bu-
de zasedanie mestskej rady. Toto
So povrava ma mestskom dome.
Holt ma udajne nastdpit' dajaky
okresny trad. Ma jeho miesto je
spominany James Cooper, ktory
je zamestnany u Carnegie Steel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-17
MADAR ZNASILNIL
8-ROtNE DIEVCATKO

John Szakacs, 45-rocny Mad 'ar,
arestovany boil nedel'u popolu-
dni ma obzalobu, re znasilnil s.
rocne dievcatko dome ma Blaine
Ave., kde burdoval. Pred areSto-
vanfm Szakacs dostal poriadnu
bitku Cd otca dievcatka, ktory
ma jej kirk pribehol. Dievcatko
je pod opaterou lekarov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-17
YOUNGSTOWN MA $4,000
AUTOlEOBILOV

Tunajsie automobilove kluby O.
znamuj1, ze V meste Youngstown
ma okoli nachodi SO $4,000 auto
mobilov, z ktoreho poctu najme-
nej 10000 vlastnene ich je v sa.
NOM meste.
Pre- porovnanie pcdavame prave
dosll statistiku : Gesko-sloven.
ska, No s&klade ktorej Aachodi sa
v celej republike len 10,lOO auto
mobil0v.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-17
FL. LEE PoSTMAJsTROM
v E. YOUNGSTOWN

Frank l.. Lee, 2 Coitsville Rd.
vymenovany Dol po tieto dni "a
nahradneho postmajstra ma miesto
T. Roy Gerdona, >ktory sa vidal
toho 1radu, ked' ohlasil svoju
kandidaci una trad mayora toho
mesta. Lee must 'byt' potvrdeny
senatom spoj. Statov, kym sa sta,
ne riadnym postmajstrom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-17
JAN LIPKA v MANZELSKYCH
PUTACH.

v utorok slavil p. Jan Lipka
z {. 925 Wabash Ave. svoj sna
tok so 81. Wilmou Humphries v
chrame Sv. Patricka. Pan Lipka
je synom Jana a Marie Lipka, do
bre znamych Slovakov 20 South
Side, a pracuje nami uz davnej-
Sic tlaciarni jake riadic auta
Panu Lipkovi prajeme blazeny Iii
vot v manzelstye.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-17

vsetkym mojim priatel 'om, pra'
covnikom priaznivcom, ktori sta
Ii verne pri mne vo, vol bach, W.
slovujem svoje najhlbsie>vd 'aky
a 1ctu.
East Youngstown, OHIO, II. au-
gusta 1923.
Andrej Hamrak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-17
DIR. SoFRANEC sA NAVRATIL.

DR.. Joz. Sofranec, chiroprakti-
cky lekar, ktory boil ma navsteve
svojej rodiny s manzelkou v Spisi,
vratil sa v utorok st'astlive. vi
tame ho srdecne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-17
Vol by v Struthers.

Y Struthers zvit 'azil johnson
"a mayora, dostal AS hlasov. Je-
no protikandidati dostali nasle.
dovny pocet hlasov: Countryman
342, Cough Ill, Nets 141. Slo.
vaci (Kocis q Bobbey) wit 'azili.