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Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-20
$4,000 SPENT IN
FIVE YEARS ON
VISITING SOLONS
Total Cost of Project to
Data Totals Half
Million

approximately $4,000 is the
amount of money spent in the last
/, five years for bringing members of
Congress into the valley to see the
need for dam such as the propos-
ed Boulder Canyon dam, for adver-
'tising the project and for ali ex-
penditures outside the actual inves-
tigation costs, Mark Rose said yes
terday afternoon.
A report of expenditures in carry
ing on the investigations relative 10
the project covering the last five
years was sent to the irrigation COM
mittee at Washington late, yester-
day. The total amount shown spcn.
was 100000 including expend lures
for investigation of an All-Am"ri-
can canal, Boulder Canyon dam and
payment on the connection with
Laguna dam to develop the. storage
and water supply of the Colorado
river.
The report of the Imperial Irriga-
tion district was made following
statements of those opposing the
passage of the Swing bin to the
effect that Mark Rose had faileI
to give the committee that report,
as promised.
In personal letter to Mr.. Rose,
received yesterday, Col. B. F.. Fly
declared that the attitude of small
minority in Imperial Valley toward
the Swing bill was its greatest
menace. Col. Fly said:
Leatherwood asserted before the
committee the other day tina. he
would file copy of the Imperial
County grand jury report AMI de-
nland that you at once furnish the
!, committee with all the moneys I'm
perial Valley expended in advocat-
ing the construction of Boulder Cam
yon dam and the All-American cam
al.
Condemns Valley Minority
che was even more vicious in this
demand than he has been at any
time during the hearings, possibls
because his friend, Ballard, has ad-
mitted that his company had spent
$l25,000 defeating the California
Water Power act, and he was no
doubt trying to affect that adInis-
Slou ny sHOWlIS nOW Hlutu tu1 IDl-
perial Irrigation district hal spent
III trying to pass the present pena-
ing bill.
1T was gratifying to note that
all the other members of the com
mittee looked upon his actions with
apparent disgust.
1t is unfortunate fo.N our cause
tia. very small minority in vour
! community is so ugly in its position
to the very things that are best eal-
culatcd to benefit the entire valley.
''l'hn only solution can offer for
! this pnSi.ion can be found In the
/ article II at / once wrote for my
/ own ,5arer in Yuma to The effect
+ thar this small minority OF your
people are really anxious to bank
rupt Imperial Valley so that they
can get possession of thousands ups
on thousands of acres OF 'anl 1T u
mere hagatelle, then exercise their
best ingenuity to rehabilitate the
valley and thereby make millions on
the enhancement of the property
they would come in possession Of
by these bankruptcy proceedings. I
Il really think that is the aim
and object ofVour opponents, and 4
will always think so until AN Civ
en- better evidence to the contrary
than they have ever given 10 the
public press or to hearings before
the irrigation committee here.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-20
More Rain
Next "a
Hours
by United Pr-.. Leased wive

by United Press Leased Wire
LOS ANGELES, Mar. Co.
Promise of more rain for SOUTH
ern California was made today
by Col. H. B. Herscy. observer,
in his prediction for the next "A
hours.
A low pressure area is NOV
ing south from the north IA.
cific slope and brirying raia
with II, Col. Hersey said. Ore
gon, Washington and northern
California have already besa
drenchcd, with the probability
the storm will reach Southern
California by tonight.
No rair In this territory has
fallen during the past "a hsurs,
the report disclosed.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-20
GRAFT COMMON
IN U.S.. RANKS
SAYS OFFICIAL
by United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Mar. 20.-Graft
and dishonesty have been common
in the prohibition unit during the
past three years, Charles r. Nash,
assistant commissioners of internal
revenue told the senate committee
Investigating the internal revenue
bureau today.
Approximately half of the ems
ployees discharged by the bureau for
dishonesty during that time have
been members of the prohibition di,
vision, he said.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-20
House to Adjourn
By June First
BY United rr.-- Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Mar. 20 The
house will be ready for adjournment
by June |, Representative Long.
worth, Ohio, Republican floor lead
er, declared today.
The legislative probram is in
shape for speedy action on all re-
naming items, Longworth said, add
ing the following measures will be
taken up in order:
Navy department, war depari
ment and independent offices appro
priation bills; immigration and pos
sibly GerRan relief.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-20

VANCOUVER. WASH, Mar. 90
Headed by Major Frederick l.. Mar
tin, the three round the world .
army planes hoped off from Van
couver Barracks here at 1918 a. M.
today bound for Seattle, Wash.
The planes started under lowering
skies with the expectation of reach
in Seattle about 11:15 a. M. weather
permitting.
Major Martin said he believed the
fog which the planes encountered
yesterday afternoon forcing them to
turn back. would not bother today.
1t was at first discussed this
morning to wait for Lieutenant Erik
Nelson in plane No. at Eugene,
but the latter was unable to get
away on account of stormy weather.
Major Martin then ordered the
fleet to get under way.
A late message from Lieut. Nelson
at Eugene said the weather was
threatening and he didn't know
when he would get away.
Railroad dispatchers on the North
ern Pacific line, which the fleet eX-
pected to follow, were ready to re-
port the progress of the army fliers.
Only moderate winds were pre-
valent.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-20
HOTEL CLERK, rs
SUICIDE IN L, A

Los ANGELES, Mar. 20.-With-
out leaving any explanation, Arthur
Hart, so, hotel clerk here for many
years, committed suicide today by
placing a chloroform soaked hand
kerchief over his face.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-20
Bergdoll Safety
Fully Guaranteed
By United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Mar. 20.-The
American legion has guaranteed the
personal safety of Grover Cleveland
Bergdoil, draft evader, now in Ger.
many, if he will return to the Unit.
ed States to serve his sentence.
Garland w. Powell, director of the
National Americanization Commits.
sion of the legion, announced today.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-20
WOMAN INSTANTLY KILLED

PORTLAND, Mar. Walking
with her umbrella up in front of
her face, Mrs. G. Byers, 80, stepped
directly in front of an interurban
train and was instantly killed.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-20
GOV. RICHARDSON IS
IN FAVOR OF LAWLOR
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by United Press Leased Wire
SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 90
Justice William p. Lawlor is fa
Vored by Gov. Richardson to sue
ceed Curtis ID. Wilbur as chief Jus
tiee OF the supreme court, it wa
reported here.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-20
FILIPINO BOXER HURT

SALINAS, Calf. Mar. 20--Young
Nationalist, Filipino boxer, was in
iured in the automobile collision
near Gonzales Tuesday, according
TO "a check of reports today. He
was only slightly hurt.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-20
WORLD FLYERS
GET STA RTED
FOR SEA TILE

by United Press Leased Wire
SEATTLE, Mar. 20. - The
firts leg of the army "around-
the world airplane flight was
completed this afternoon.
Between 1910 and 1855 p.
IN. the three Douglas air cruis
ers which left Glover Field, Cal
ifornia, Monday morning on the
epoch making flight arrived at
Sand Point aviation field near
Seattle.
There they will wait until the
planes are fitted with pontoons
instead Of wheels for landing
gear.
Lieut.. Erik Nelson, the fourth
aviator who did not start until
Tuesday, left Eugene, Ore, this
morning and was expected to
join his comrades here before
night.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-20
RUSSIA-PERSIA AGREE

MOSCOW, Mar. 20.-The Rus
sian-Persian Commercial treaty was
signed at Teheran Wednesday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-01-10

mona Fike, Corda Soldiers, Carl Sisler,
Arnold Sisler, Acy King.
New Germany School
Willard Otto, Harold burst, Ellis
burst, Eileen Otto.
FlatwOOds School
Paul Haenftling, Leonard Haenft-
ling, Carl Haenftling, Edward Mil
Ter.
Engle School
Manning Bowers, Harold Setter,
Allen Baker, Anna Setter, Mildred
Bowers.
Mineral Spring School
Virginia Stegner, Eleanor Stegner,
Ruth Stegner, Alberta Hanft, Emma
Harmon.
Boucher School
Ray Docrr, Freeman Bowers, Mary
Martha Miller, Margaret Wrich, Hell
en- Kamp, Borden Boucher, Clyde
Dahlgren, Marion Folk, Orpah Folk,
Olive Vangilder, George Lager.
McCabe School
Charles Friend, Ruby Fike, Beulah
Fike, Mae Friend.
Shade Run School
Elwood burst, Andrew burst.
South Point School
Wellington WEIGH, June Sembower,
Lucille Sembower, Emma Gnegy.
Wilson School
Rudolph Browning, Mary Kathryn
Smith, la Fern Knox, Bertha
Wright, Evelyn Wright.
Armistead School
Irwin Hershman, Gertrude Cullen,
Nettie Speicher, Pauline Filsinger,
Wilma Hershman, Emma Filsinger,
Mary Hershman.
Cherry Meadows School
Norman Ash, Perry Ash, Dorothy
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Fort Hill School
Earl Winters, Pearl Wilt, Sharlet
Harris.
Sand Run School
Florence Deem, Garrett Liller.
Elder Hill School
Carl Sines, Dwight Brenneman,
Izetta Brenneman, Joseph Taylor,
James Taylor, Edgel Brenneman,
Minnie Taylor.
Long Stretch School
Orville Mckenzie, Ralph Mckenzie,
Howard Mckenzie, Francis Mckenzie,
George Murphy, Seth Murphy, Lii
liam Layman, Beulah Mckenzie.
JOhnstOwn School
Burton White, Owen Dewitt, Dor
othy White, Elizabeth Dewitt, Mar
garet Dewitt.
Cherry Creek School
Annie burst.
Grove School
Harvey Grove, Hazel Grove, Pearl
Grove, John Wiland, Wilfred Wiland.
BishOff School
Wandelle Keller, Catherine Frazee,
Clement Frazee, Ernest Hauser.
Blooming Rose School
Playford Frazee, Blanche Vansickle,
Orval Schroyer, Mae Frazee, Ruth
Frantz, Sadie Frazee
Bethel School
Foster Tasker, Allen Tasker, Helen
Tasker, Mildred Virts, Anetia Virts.
Promise Land School
Virginia Paulie, Catherine White,
Dorothy Sanders, Forrest Sanders.
Sand Spring School
Chalmers DERRICK, Bruce DERRICK,
Leroy DERRICK, Olive Umbel, Abbie
Bruner, Oma Frantz.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-01-10

ter Steyer, Frank Cerre, Joe Cerne,
Herman Cerne, Frank Ullery, Ethel
Rulings, May Ray, Thelma Tasker,
Margaret Brock, Edna Monks, Lovena
Whetsell, Blanche Moon, Rosie Cere.
Mason School
Carl Ridder, Lulu Kelley, Helen
Fike, Carroll Martin, Ray Ridder,
Gerald Sanders, Gordon Sanders. An
ME Lichty, Blanche Ridder, Oral
Fike.
Laughlin School
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-01-10
Asher Glade School

William Umbel, Frank Humbert-
son, Claude Fike, Russell Humbert-
son, Mary Frazee, Wilma Fike, Olivia
Fike, Verna Fike, Mary Myers.
Combination School
Margaret Williams, Lillian Younn
Paul Moon, Russell White.
Bernard School
Carleton Bernard, Stanley Bernard.
Steyer School
Jennie Crue, James Whetsell, Ches-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-01-10

Beulah Hctrick, Earl Hetrick. ST.
mon Bittinger, Woodrow burst, Lee
Bittinger.
Firm Rock School
Frances Michael, Helen Michael,
Irene Stump, Pauline Stump, Dora
Wilkinson.
Weir School
Clinton Cutter, Leslie Cutter, Ralph
Hoopengardner.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-01-10
Firm Rock School

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05

fine living accommodations has
been given strong boost
The appointments OF the place
are unique. In that the owner and
builder went al the work in the
nature OF an eAperimant-a desire
10 see how his idea o. an ideal
dwelling would be received by the
public. and no expense wns spared
in turning out -comfoTtplua"
article.
'It has been my cnsirs 20 own
the finest apartment house IN the
city" tho builder ANNOUNCED Tues.
day. Beginning with tae workmen.
l hired none but tho beat ard then
told them I wanted the beet work.
manship OF which they Nsero capable.
without regard TO t!mo or expense.
Every biz OF material in tho
place. from tho bricks IN the wall
to the thing in the bathroom. has
been selected because expert opinion
eiassed Il as the best ON tho mar.
kei."
The Pennington Is srziated ideal.
" as TO viow and accessibility. II
overIooks tho downtown ssc,ion OF
the city and is within a few min.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
Electric Apparati
to Feature Homes

SAY Il with electricity" that is
what Nepage Kenny Co has done
In It's installation % electrical de-
vices IN tho new Pennington
apartments. az broadway an D.
John ~.
The laundry contains tho latest
equipment In the way of electric
washing machines. electric clothes
driorH and mhnglea
Ranges gro provided for each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
Ranges Installed
in Honey Kitchens

Electric ranges ana service have
been installed IN Tho new Fleming
ton apartments by the Puget Sound
Power a Light Co Zach apartment
has range. convenience outlets
and tho latest lu lighting fixtures.
iH the basement are clothes dricrz.
electric irons and an electric ironing
machine Tor tenants use.
The Puget Sound Power A Light
co. has equipped many OF sesttls's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
VARIC0sE VEINS ARE
QUICKLY REDUCED

No sensible peFaon win continue
20 suffer from dangerous swollen
veins or punches when the new
powerful. set harmless Errmicide
called Emerald OIL can readily b
obtained at any well sioeked drug
store.
Ask for A two-ouncs original bot
To OF Emerald oil tfuli strength
and refuaa substitutes Upe aA d.
feetsd and In a few days Improve
until the swollen veins are reduced
10 normal. u 10 guaranteed and IL
30 powerful that X also reduces en-
larged glands. Eoitrra and wans--
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05

finest apartment houses with ranges
and fixtures Prom The largest stock
Of electric appliances Do the North
west. thsy are able 10 furnish every
style and size ~ electric appliance
needed 80 homes. hotels and apart
meuu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
PENNINGTON APARTMENTS ARE NOW OPEN!

Bungalow ranges. small ones. g.
pecially designed for apartment
space. and large automatic ranges,
which work By the clock, are only
few n the many types OF tlectHe
ranges handled b. The Puget Sound
Power ana Light CO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
Install Plumbing
in New Apartment

The Seattle Heating & Plumbing
Co. OF eoeH Stewart a.. were the
plumbing contractors on tho new
Pennington apartments. This com
pany takes the greatest pride In their
part IN the construction Of this mod
crn APARTMENT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
-iment. b. arc telephone.

apartment. aa are telephone
A unique feature not usually
found M apartment builllauH e tho
NrrY complete and up.to date radio
system. with The antounar on the
roof. and the instrument operated
from the apartment office. with oui,
let's arranged IN each apartment 20
that a loud spoken or ordinary head
Fet can be plugged iu AZ will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
"Comfort-Plus" Idea Is
Used in Construction

With the opening OF the Fleming.
ton apartments. az the intersection
OF Broadway. John and Olive Sc
sttie's claim Of being a city OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05

Where DO your children learn
an their bad lAnEuaref'
Eve live near the income tax col.
lectcr's office JuRcnd Muuichl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05

utes Of tho business section OF me
city.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-07
POZvANIE MA vfNOBRANIE
"A TANECNU ZABAvU.

Vybor osady Sv. Jana Krstite-
la V East Youngstown usporiada
v prospech osadneho cintorina
vc. kolepe vinobranie taneenn
zabavu na pondelok, 10. novembra
Y Grow Halle ma Morley Ave. IA
ciatols Z. hodine vecer trva az
do rama. Hrat bnde vyborna Ba-
radakoya hudba. Vstupne pre- pa
nov je SOC, pre- danny 15c.
Vybor povolava ma tnto zaba-
WI vsetkych Slovakov a Slovenky
2 youngstownskej okolice a ruci,
ze sa lepsie nezabavia nikde. VEL
Ike strapce fajn6ho hrozna budn
kazdeho vabit', aby 81 odtrhnul.
Okrem toho bude vsetkeho ineho
dostato'k, A najhlavnejsie hndba
bude veselo rezat Cd vecera do
rama, take sa kazdy vytancuje
do y6le. Cisty zisk je ma vel mi
vzacnu vec, ma jediny slovensky
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-07

ssochami, stolnon bieli2fou d inymiI
drobnost ami. a este nam til prfdlI
oei 2aslepovat !, ked i'm donna MI
,kto neverf. Vsak 200, 900 kor6n
lbnde stat jedon byt ninistra ma
statne trovy okrem jeho place n
name tych ministerstvf 16. Srataj-I
te 16 razy celi til sunni pefazf 4
nvidite, ze "a take peniaze dala by
sd postavit celia kolonia bytov pre-.
robotnfkov, ze BY, sa od smrti
znfalstva dala zachr6nit' mnoha,
chudobna robptnfcka rodina. Ke-
by tam vsetci robotuj6ci pndia
stall do jedneho Sikh, pdni by ne
smell TAX rozhadzovat nase mozo-
le, ale by museli po s mesiacov
jedni nohavice nosit Nal by som
Ftobo este hodne Wac, ale sa teraz
vratim k predmetu. Ak chceme,
ably sa nam robotnikom donna i
tuna lepsie viedlo, musime po-
stupovat spolocne. Preto Dol ten
to spolok v Youngstown zalozeny.
Predsedom nasho g.. Odboru s.
r. s. je pan Jan Turek, 7SS Gale
donia st. ma Lansingville, cislo
jeho telefonn je 5425. Prave te-.
! raz SINE splnomocneni Cd Central
neho Odborn, ably SINE elenov zdar
ma prijimali. Vrele odporticam
vsetkym spollfrobotnkkom ro-
botnickam, ably tilto prilezitost
vyuzili. Tiez smc aostali upovedo-
menie, re nam Centralny Odbor
zasiela referenta brata Karola Ko-
renovic, ktory chodi po vSetkych
slovenskych odborovych organiza-
ciach a vydrziava prednasky.
PrednaSka Youngstown bude
V utorok, IS. novcmbra vecer Z.
hodine spomenutej hale. Vsetci
ktori pridu prednasku vypocut'
budn srdecne uvitani. Zostavam
$ 1ctou srdecnym pozdravom ma
vsetkych citatel'ov tohto easopi.
| su, Pltnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-07
ROBOTNfCKA sTRANA
sUTRATTLA VLADU v ANGLII

V Anglicku mali "a pol roka ro-
botnickn vladu. Bola to prva ro-
botnicka vlada v tel krajine. Y
parlamente nemala vacsinu, preto
ju opozfcia porazila. Vlada vypi-
sala move vol by do parlamentu,
lStoFe sa konaly v stredu a z do
siaI' doslych zprav vysvita, re ro-
botn1cka strana sa "a budncich da
kol Iko rokov nevrati ku svojej
moci. Zvit 'azila konzervativna
strana, ktora dostala vyse polo
vice mandatov. Najviac v tejto
vol utratila strana Lloyd Geor-
gea a sice SO mandatov. Robotni-
cka utratila 80 mandatov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-07
NAZERAL DO OBLOKOV,
Boil ARESTOVANY

Deputy Serif Donahey arestoval
v stvrtok rano jedneho 70-rocneho
chlapa so sirokym klobiikom, kto-
ry v okoli Mahoning Ave. nalu-
kaval l'ud 'om do oblokov. Udal, ze
sa vola George Crick a ze ma "a
pade pred rokmi zabil jedneho
eloveka. Ked' mu deputy Dona-
hey sl'1bil, re no serif Lyden IL
robi deputy Serifom, Crick ra-
dost 'ou siel do okresneho vazenia,
kde no zavreli. Mysli sa, ze starec
je pomateny ma rozume.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-07
sMRTNE ZPRAvY.

Margitka Rusnak. 4-mesacna
dcerka Juraja Rusnak a jeho man
zclky, zomrela minnleho piatku
popoludnf v domacnosti svojich
rodicov, 21O9 James ST., ma kom-
plikacicl nemoci. Oplakava ju G.
krem rodicov icdna sestra, Ma
rienka. Pohrabn6 obrady previc-
dol Rcy. st. Koeis v chramc Nisv.
Mena Jczis. Pochovana bola v Cal
vary cintorine.
1renlla Megla, 6-roena dcerka
Jozefa Veroniky Megla, q {. 4s
Eleanor ST., zomrela nedel'u ve-
Ger V domacnosti rodieov po kra-
tkej chorobe ma zaslsrt. S rodiemi
oplakavaju jul styri sestry, .pani
Stefanova Kerestlr, PAM Andre
lova Dolak, Helena a Veronika a
styria bratia: Pavel,' Jan, Jozef a
Villain. Bola clenkynou spolku
Sv. Ceeilie, {. 231. p. O. Jednoty.
Smiitocne slnzby bozie vylxonal
Rev. Stefan 'Kocis v dome smdtku
y pondelok popeludni. Pochovana
bola v Calvary cintorine.
| Tomas suba, s-roeny syn Jurais
a Katariny Suba, zomrel ' domac.
nosti rodieov, 1888 Manhattan Av,
" piatok ma zaskrt. Bol ziakon,
Washington skoly clenom spoil.
ku Sv Antona, &. 241. M. o. jed.
noty. Zanechaya okrem rodieoy
troch bratov a jednu sestru, NJ
chala. ktory- studuie v Roleii Sy
Prokopa Y Lisle, H., Jana, Ed
varda a Helenn, donna. Pohrabnf
obrady previedol Rev. St. Koeis
~ dome smdtku sobotu popolu.
dni. Pochovany Dol V Calvary Gin.
torine.
Rudolf Roman, 3-tyzd1ovy. syn.
eek Nichala Amy Roman. AL
Randolph ST., zomrel utorok !
domacnosti rodicov ma komplika-
cle nemoci. Oplakavajd no rodi-
cla, a nasledovnf bratia a sestry
Tomas, Helena, Frank, Maria, Ma.
tel Miehal Rudolffna, jeho bli-
zenlca: Pohrabne obrady vykonal
Rev. Stefan Kocis ' stredu rano
y chrame Najsv. NJ. Jezis. Pocbc.
vany Dol Y Calvary cintorfne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-07
cHCEL BY LICENsovAT
RODICov:

Jeden profesorcek 3 Bryn Maw1
kofeglum,D menom DIR Hart, pred.
nasal univerzitnym zenam vo Phi.
ladelphii 9 licensovani bnddcich
rodieov tax, ako teraz sii license.
vani barbiri a plumberi, ze preye.
Gu svoJu pracu d6kladne. Profe.
sor udaya, ze chudobni rodieia
rodia mnoho deti, ktore potion ME
sll vstave vychovat' tax, aby :
mich boil uzitocni Pudia, lxdezto
bohatl vraj majn po malo deti. On
by to cheel TAX urobit', ze rodit
deti by mali pravo len bohati l'u-
dia aanie al chndobnf.
Keby tento professor Dol odpo.
r1eal zdravotn6 prehliadanie ze-
nichov q newest, ci- sl schopni
plodit zdrave deti ma dust j nal
tele, to BY bolo spravne, ale odpo-
r1cat vydavat' 1icensi K manxeI-
styu len bohatym Iud ON, pou-
kazuje ma dbohost nodzgu Glove
ka, ktory je nevysvetlitel 'nym sp6l
sobom profesorom Ten elovek
NAL BIZ prednaSat Il blaine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-07
Spolk!oye ,rsyy
spoLoK sv. MARTINA osLAvI
PATRoNA a UspoRIADA
TANHcNtJ zkBAvU.

Spolok sv. Martina, tfslo Is.
IS. Jednoty ceston tychto novin
vyzyva syojich slenov ku loslave
patrona spollsu Sv. Martina. Udo-
via pristilpia ku spovedi dina s,
nov. 3. nov. u nedel'n s. hod.
rano pristiipia spolocne l1n sv. pri-
jimanin. uradnici 81 prajil, ably Sal
iidovia dostavili aim naiviesom
pocte.
Taktiez . tel samei prilczitosti
spolok usporiada ma bud1ci tyz-
den, to Jest 15. ilovembra, sobo-
tn veter tanecnn zabavu, ku kto-
rel 50. poriadaihci vybor hornGko-
vite pripravrje, aby sa vydarila
v kazdom OIL fade. Sl zjednani ii
najvybornejsi hndobnici, pri kto-
rych sa do syta vykrdtia also II
starsl ildovia a iidkyne, TAX tiez
j ta nasa mladez sa m6ze vyska-
kat pri muzike, ktora bude i'm
portovana Cesko-Slovenska u-
viaspollsn 81 mai6 Ill "a nariade-
mia sch6dze .zapIatit' vstupenku
d bndii pritomni alcbo ME. vstup-
ne pre- nich je $1.0O, pre- danny 25c.
Zabava bude sieni osady Sv. Cy-
rilla a Methoda, ma ktosl tiez j
sirsie dbccenstvo povolkvame.
Vstupne pre- host'ov jc Soc muz-
SKI, 25c. danny. Kto tam pride. ne
obanuje. Zabavf sa tax po pria-
tel sky a slovensky. Mas brat To-
ny Rigelsky NJ postal objednavku
do Ccsko-Slovenska pre- muzikn.
SINE iicton,
Jan Melek, predseda.
Martin Muransky, tai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-07
LITERATURA.

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casopis. Rediguje a vydava Fran
tisek Celko, 2S3 Oak ST., Perth
Amboy, N. J. Vychodf mesacne.
Predplatne ma rok $1.OO. 90 Ma
to byt' humoristicko-satyricky ca
sopis. V prvom cisle pre- dlhy T.
vodnik toho moe nieto, ami origi-
nality. Je v nom dobry kuplet i
$ notami. Cd p. Celku citali SINE
uz j podarenejsie veci, preto lfa-
me, ze bud1ce cisla budl moe lep-
Sic. Predplatky treba posielat !
rovno ma vydavatel'a.
zapislky "a zivh pochovane-
ho'. Je to zivotopis znameho r.
Y. Rovnianka, 0 ktorom vsetky
SLOW. casopisy uz referovaly. Kto
chce znat' nieeo o pociatkoch slo-
venskeho organizovaneho zivota v
Amerike, mech 81 knihu ma kazdyv
pad objedna. Cena $500. Objed-s
navku treba poslat na adresu:
z. ". Roynianek, P. 0. Box SIS.
Santa Cruz, Cal.