davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1924-01-13
WOMEN AID CHOICE
OF CONVENTION CITY
Democratic Party Confers Right to
Vote on Subject, Setting
New Precedent.
COMMITTEE TO MEET HERE
Forty Committeewomen Will At.
tend Gathering Tuesday.

For the first time in history of
either major party, women. will have
vote on the selection OF a conven-
tion city when the democratic national
committee takes up that subject at it's
| meeting here Tuesday at the Lafayette
Hotel
Forty of the fifty-two national COM
mitteewomen have informed the demo-
cratic national committee that they
will be in Washington for the gather
ing.
Among these are: Mrs. John McNeel,
Alabama; Mrs. b. J. Mckinney, Ari-
| zona; Mrs. Charles F. Donohoe, Cali
fornia: Mrs. Gertrude A. Lee, Colorado:
Miss Caroline Ruutz-Rees. Connecti-
cut; Miss Lena Evans. Delaware; Mrs.
Lois X. Mayes, Florida; Mrs. F. l.
McIntire. Georgia: Mrs; Teresa M.
Illinois; Mrs. Bessie Riggs. Indiana;
Miss A. b. Lawther. Iowa; Mrs.
Florence G. Farley. Kansas; Mrs. j. G.
Cantrill. Kentucky; Mrs. Gertrude y.
| Massachusetts,: Mrs Peter Olesen,
Minnesota: Mrs. Emily Newell Blair,
| Missouri; DR.. Jennie Callfas, NebraS-
ka and Mrs. j. Friend, Louisiana;
Mrs. Dorothy b. jackson, New Hainp-
Jersey; Miss Elizabeth Marbury. New
| York. Miss Mary o. Graham, North
Carolina: Mrs. Bernice S. Pyke, Ohio;
Mrs. ID. A. McDougal. Oklahoma; Miss
Mary Archer, Reading; Mrs. Robert
K. Newton. Rhode Island; Mrs. Leroy
Springs. South Carolina; Mrs. Benton
McMillin. Tennessee; Mrs. Monte Bo-
rem Mahoney, Texas: Mrs. Weston
Vernon. Utah: Mrs. Beverly Fl. Nun
ford, Virginia: Mrs. Rose McGraw
de Berriz, West Virginia; Mrs. Ger
trude Bowler. Wisconsin,; Mrs. r. ID.
Hawley, Wyoming; Mrs. John w.
| Troy, Juneau. Alaska; Mrs. Thomas
F. Walsh. District OF Columbia; New
Mexico proxy to Mrs. A. A. Jones ::
Porto Rico proxy to Mrs. Thomas Il.
| Lawler of New York.
The majority of the women will
, stop at the Lafayette Hotel. They
Will be luncheon guests Monday of
the National Women's Press Club at
the Hamilton Hotel, and Monday
night they will be guests of Mrs
Emily Newell Blair, vice chairman of
| the democratic national committee at
a dinner at the Wardman Park Hotel
On Tuesday evening they will be
honor guests at the opening of the
Woman's National Democratic Club,
$40 Connecticut avenue, Of which Mrs.
j. Borden Hartman is president.
WILL CHOOSE DELEGATES.
Evening star., 1924-01-13
WILL CHOOSE DELEGATES.
jackson Committee to Meet With
National Party Leaders.

The Jackson dem mocratic committee e.
! of which J. S. EaSby-Sm is chair
| man. Is to meet with the national
committee Tuesday in connection with
the local election of six delegates and
six alternates TO the national conven-
ton.
The National Democratic Club of
the District of Columbia will give a
reception in honor of the visiting
democrats at the Raleigh Hotel Tues
nent speakers will be on hand and
a large crowd is expected. Fred p.
Myers is chairman of the speakers
committee in charge Of arranging the
affair.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, one of the
founders of the Women's National
Democratic Club, has given the orna-
ments for the mantiepiece in the
clubhouse parlor, and also ave a steel
engraving of her husband, which he
autographed. Steel engravings of
other former democratic presidents
also will adorn the walls, that Of
Thomas Jefferson having been given
by Mrs. Bonsal, who is one of his
descendants, and that of Andrew
Jackson by Mrs. Hartman.
Nineteen cartoons depicting the re-
pub litan attitude toward the league
Of nations will adorn the library
walls.
A buffet supper will be served at
the TueSday evening reception from
8 to IL. Members of the club are in
vited to be present to meet the ma
tional committee men and women.
The opening reception will be fol-
lowed by a series of receptions and
by daily luncheons and teas.
The members of the board IF gov
ernors are Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Hugh
Wallace, Mrs. Peter Gerry, Mrs.
Townsend. Mrs. Daniel c. Roper Mrs.
William Jennings Bryan, Mrs. Smell,
MISS Lindsey Wood. Mrs. Funk, Mrs.
Dodd, Mrs. John b. Kendrick, Mrs.
A. A. Jones, Mrs Carter Glass, Miss
Mary Archer of Philadelphia, Mrs.
Emily Newell Blair. Mrs. Cordell
Hull, Mrs. Blair Banister, Mrs. Ollie
James and Mrs. Bonsal.
Evening star., 1924-01-13
GROUP TO PLAN HERE
FOR GRIFFIS RELEASE
Will Discuss Means for Presenting
to Germany Two Million
Name Petition.

DR.. James Whitney Hall. chairman
OF the committee for the release of
Lieut.. Corliss Hooven Griffls, who
was tried recently and committed to
German prison for completely in
the attempt to kidnap Grover Cleve-
land Bergdoll. millionaire draft dodg-
er Of Philadelphia, has called a meet
ing of the national committee in this
New Willard Hotel, tomorrow morn
ing, at 10 o'clock.
Capt. Arthur P Fenton, secretary
TO Representative Theodore H. Bur
ton Of Ohio, as the Washington rep
resentative of the committee, an
nounced yesterday that at this meeting
Arrangements will be made for
presenting the petition of 100000
names for release of Lieut.. Grifiis In
such manner as the State Department
will countenance.
= Arrangements have been made for
the committee to appear at the White
House.
Evening star., 1924-01-13
SINGER FROM WEST
AT CONCERT TONIGHT
Miss Webber and Mrs. Hubner to
Be Heard at Central High
Community Center.
HAWAIIAN TRIO ON PROGRAM
Edna Gilbreath to Give Group Of
Piano Selections.
PUBLIC CONCERT.

Central High Community
Clnter. tonight, SIS o'clock.
Admission free. Doors open at
Z o'clock.
March ................ Selected
Washington Community Or
chestra, Charles V. Banner,
Director.
(a) America"
(b) Salute to the Flag"
(c) "Oath of Allegiance.
Cd DoXology.
Everybody.
(a) Come, Thou Almighty
(b) Loves Old Sweet Song"
&c 'Massr.'s in the Cold
Ground"
Everybody.
(a) welcoming Visitors to
Washington"
OBJ "Howdy."
Everybody.
ta) "Au Convent. Borodin
OBJ '.Moto Perpetuo,
MacDowell
Edna Gilbreath. pianist.
(a) New Welcome Song"
(b) In the Evening by the
Moonlight"
Everybody.
(a) Nocturne ........ .Curran
(b) Thy Beaming Eyes"
Mcdowell
Theresa X. Hubner. contralto.
Helen Burkart at the piano.
"a The Ferry
(b) Little Liza Jane"
Everybody.
(a) ''One Fine Day" from
M nj Butterfly"
Puccini
(b) Rain" ........ .Curran
Wanueen Webber. soprano.
Miss Burkart at the piano.
Nonsense Songs
Everybody.
Announcements.
"a Hawaiian Waltz. . Avail
tb) "Hilo March" Pale
Hawaiian Music Trio.
Alice +. Hill. guitar: Mrs. Edith
z. Tschiffely. guitar. and
Arthur Williams. tiple.
Star Spangled Banner"
Evening star., 1924-01-13
TRIAL OF 8 ON MONDAY
IN GLASS CASKET CASE
$165, ,627 Stock Sales in Washing
ton Charged in Indict-
ments.

]. w. De Camp, r. A. Howe and
Edwin c. Reed. indicted on a charge
Of using the mails to defraud In con-
nection with the sale of stock of the
Crystal Glass Casket Company. Will
be called for trial Monday before JUS
tice Hita in Criminal Division j. "A.
b. Lacey and 8. NJ. Acker. Jointly In
dicted with them, secured severance
and will not be tried at this time.
The men are accused or seilinS a
total Of S189,4O0 worth of the stock,
of which S165.627 worth was sold In
Washington. OF this sum. 1t is al
legged, De Camp. said to be the pro,
stock of the value of s32.6G0. The re-
mainder OF the money collected is al
legged to have been expended In saia-
ries. commissions and expenses,
Assistant United States Attorneys
Bilbrey and Mccall will conduct the
prosecution. Attorney T. Morris
Wampler represents the accused.
Evening star., 1924-01-13
GRIFFIs STILL IN PRISON.
Germans Aware of Efforts for His
"a Release.

- BERLIN, January 12.-Lieut. Coriss
Fl. Griffis of Hamilton, Ohio. who was
sentenced to eighteen months in pris-
on for his part in the plot to kid
aap Grover Cleveland Be-gdoll the
American draft evader, is still in jail
At Mosbach. The foreign office has no
Information Of any impending steps
Boxing to his early release, although
it Is known here that strong efforts
Ere being made privately in the
Emitted States to obtain his freedom.
Evening star., 1924-01-13

One large firm of electrical engin-
eers In London Is run entirely by
women.
Evening star., 1924-01-13

wv Wv "SoP ~
Of the Community
Music Association.
Wandeen Web
ber, soprano and
Theresa X. Hub
n e r. contralto,
will be the vocal
lists of the eve
ming.
Miss w e b b e r
b a s re C e n t v
Joined the musical
colony of WASH
ington, CO m 1 n e
from California,
where she is well
known as a con-
cert and recital
artist. She will be
Evening star., 1924-01-13
FEW PNEUMONIA DEATHS.
10 Die First II Days This Year,
Against 46 in 1929.

Washington has been unusually free
from pneumonia deaths so far this year.
During the first eleven days Of Janu-
airy, 1928. the health department re-
corded forty-six deaths from that dis
case. This was an abnormal number
and was largely responsible for the in
crease in Washington's death rate last
year.
For the first eleven days Of January
there have been only nineteen pneu-
inonia deaths.
Evening star., 1924-01-13
HOSPITAL JOBS OPEN.
Civil Service Commission to FIJI
Freedman's Vacancies.

The Civil Service Commission has
announced open competitive examina-
tions to fiill the following positions
at Freedmen's Hospital here: Head
cook, at $1,000 year and meals:
cook. at 5000 to 1852 year and
meals; head laundrylnan. at 5000 a
year and meals: maid (unsktlled
laborer). at 5000 a year and meals:
orderly tunskilled laborer). at 5000 a
year and meals and quarters; un-
skilled laborer, at 5000 year and
meals and quarters; unskilled laborer
(waiter), at $500 "a year and meals and
laundry worker. at $3.50 q year and
meals
In addition to the salaries nrmed
above. appofntees will be allowed the
increase Of $50 a month granted by
Congress. Full information and ap-
plication blanks may be obtained at
the office of the secretary, local Civil
Service Vice Board, reedme en- q
Hospital.
One large firm OF electrical engin-
~,
Evening star., 1924-01-13

Vocal and instrumental artists will
feature the free community concert
to be given tonight at Sis in the au-
ditorium of Central High School un-
Evening star., 1924-01-13

The Ladies' Journal, published in
Chinese In Shanghai. has a circula-
ton of 1000, and is the medium for
steady flow of literature dealing
with the woman's movement.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-22
slG1TANovA sLkvHosf
! v, ,CLEVELkNDE.4

Oslaya storoanych narodsnfn
Bedricha binetanu, ktore pripad-
MI ma den 2 mafca 1924, bude vel
kou umeieckon udalost 'ou v Gle.
velande. Cesko-slovenske spolky i
clevelandsky orchester $ dirigen-
tom Nikolajdm Sokolovom ". eele,
spojenSmi silami pricinujl sa 0
Ito, ably Y omen slavnostny den pre-:
vedene bolo vzacne sdielo MAESTRO.
vo V Amerike zriedka hrany cy-
klus: MA Vlast'' Je to no prvy
raz y historii americkej hubby,
kedy monumentalny tento cyklns
bude prevedeny y celistvosti ma ie
dnom k0ncerte.
v cykla '.Ma VAST Bedri,h
SnetanA dial svojmll narodu Il
|svetu nielen hudbu posobiacu mo
hutnym dDimom, ale tiez dielo, i
ktorom majster svojou original
nou mluvou nadobycajne vyrazne
|vyprava o slavnych dejinach svo-
;ej drahej. ylasti a jej prfrodnych
|krasach.
Koncert clevelandskeho orche-
stru nema mat len lol1alnu w
znam, alesI ma vzbudit' zaujem 0
Smetanu il hudobnych organiza-
Gil pc celej Amerike. v skutoe-
nosti Smetana ME je tn uznavanVv
tax, ako by 81 toho jeho genius "a
sluhoyal. Preto koncert, tento ma
slilzit' dvom yeciam: predne chce
dokazat' Amerikanom, ze Cesi a
Slovaci majd svoju vysokti kul-
turn hudobnu, ktora sa stavia
eestne pc boku kultnre ostatnych
silnych a samostatnych narodov.
Smetanov koncert bnde dava-
my v auditoriume Masonic Hal!y
" Clevelande, kde. 50 usporadujl
pravidelne symfonicke koncerty
Sokolov, nadseny ctitel' Smetano-
vej hubby, je jednym tych vef'-
kych upelcov-dirigentov, ktorych
svet uznava ocenuje. Bude diri-
govat' w piaty koncert symfoni-
|ekeho orchestra v Londyne v
Queens Hall. Ia pomerne kratku
dobu siestich rokov vytribil kva-
litu clevelandskeho orchestru dc
tel miery, ze orchester jeho vra-
deny je nedzi najlepsie V Europe
a Amerike.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-22
PRfJldY kA4D1Ho DRUHU
su PoUR0BENE. DAM

slJlidia, 'zainestnani 4 ktorejkol'-
Ivek praci d dostavajdei KIN peHa-
zitej mzde este straw a obydlie,
sll vel a raz y poehy bnostiach, ako
Isl vyratat', cf s1 povinni platit
dan IA u akej; yyske, aleboI ME ST
lpovinni. Mzda i<yo forme- stravy
a nbydlia je podrohana dahi. Tedy
robotnfk farmarsky y !. ktory dosta-
val cast peilazitej mzdss a k tomu
iobydlie a stravu, musi zaratats do
lsvojich prfmov rozumnu cenu "a
lt1to stravu a "a svoie obydlie. To
iste plati o kelneroch i hote-
loeb zanestnanyeh, y restaurant
ioch. nemocniciach a plati to / pre-
sluzobne dievcata a sluhoy y6bec.
ktorl sii zamestnanf v rodine do
stavaih penazitd mzdu k tomu
4 obydlip d stravu.. Ked' grocernv
pomocnik ma miesto celej mzdy
al nejaky tovar, ten tiez musi byt'
| priratany do prijmov. Farmar zas
mnsi zaratat cenu tovaru gro.
cerneho obchodu, ktory obdrzal "a
svoje farnarske produkty. Pone-
vac s1 zivotne podmienky roz-
nvch eastiach Spojenpch Statoy
rome, tedy ME je stanovena urci-
/ ia .cena "a .stravu obydlie. avsak
must sa ratat cena asi TAXA, ktorll
by musel poplatnik zaplatit' ke-
by stravoyal sam d sam 81 piatil
"a svoj byt.
Zpravu syojich prijmoch mu-
lsia podat' ysetci slobodni l'udia,
ktori mali prijem roku 1929
$1,000 alebo Wac a ich hruby pri~
jem Dol $4,000 alebo Wac d a
lei vsetci zenaei vydate, ktorych
eistl priiem Dol "a postedny rof
$4,000 alebo hruby prijem 5000.
Cisty prijem, ktorv je zdaneny,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-22

D Joxef Martinko, pteds:. atG6 pnlll 4
ST. City. Jurai Murdzaks pod
1922 Taylor 81, CITY: Jnra rnksilt,
tajomnfk -pokladnfk, Ri IN ]. itley
Ave, City Frantiaek Hadik : ravla
Habovskt, dozorcpvia majetk lsaI
DO Ok. sboru prisldeAaja nsslsaov.
ne sbory: Al Z I.ansingville -. I i II.
sta, 193, 70 Steeltoa, 207. n Bfier Hill
24a Haselton 4 314 ! n Yonng,tora.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-22

ie svyra atany I hrubeho prijmn, ID
ktoreho odfata sa, srazEa obehodl
naa. ztraty, nedobytns dlhy a po,
dobne i obchodnikov' d suhlaslld
srazky u 'uM. profesiopalnych y.
ko lekaroy, .pravnikoy, dentistos
atd FILLS.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-22
. PR!l,1HI.IlAs.
(Od Bazafoveho vyboru TCleve
lande.)

lod Bazafovdho vyboru y TCieve-
lande.)
Cleveland, q My nizepodpi-
sani, meme BazAroyaho vyboru,
ktory Dol zvoleny ma schodzi o.
kresneho Sboru,s c.t2. Sioy. Ligy
Y ncdel'u, 23s decembra 1923, u
p. Stasovej hale, ciel 'om usporia-
dania bazaru prospech uz- sta
vajhceho sd pomnfka gen. Mila-
na r. Stefanika, ziadame vas .
pomoc.
,Bratia a sestry! Prichddzame
k yam bratsko-sesterskym a ma
dovsetko slovenslym srdcom 4
ziadame vas, ably ste nase dielo a
podujatie ako len mono nailep-
Sic 'podporovata sa snazili.
My neziadame Cd vas mic me-
mozneho, my neziadame cd vas to
Go obetoval "a mas ten, 'ktoreho
by NAL kazdy ziveipamati nosit
a podl'a moznosti al prispet', aby
to 81 achetne dielo s triumfom
Slovakov v Clevelande a ma okoli
hlasalo: Hl'a, talk 81 uctili Slovaci
syojho do teraz najvacsieho syna,
ktory obetoval svoj zivot "a svoi
|narod!
Sestro! Bratu! Obetuj co mo-
'zes! Nehovor nemam, nemozem, uz
som dal. Kazdy moze, ked' chce.
Priatelia, primknite .sa blizsie
Podajte nam pomocnn vasu ru-
ku, napomozte, ba snazte sa po-
moot spolocne zavrsit to spoloc-
ne zapocate dielo.
Uvazte len, Amerikani ak1 ho-
r1cu lasku .prechoyivaj1 ku svo-
i'm ny zosnulym muzom, ale kto-
II muzovia duchom zij6 budn
zit pokym Amerika Aimerikou bu-
de. Nnz a my Slovaci, co po-
yieme. akO sa ZachOyame naDroti
ansmu vel'kemu muzoyi, najyae-
siemu synovi slovenskeho naroda
On polozil svoi zivot ma oltar ma
roda! Svojou vlastnou krvou po-
kropil til nasu rodn1 zem, to kra-
sne Slovensko.
Bratia a sestry Gin sa my cd
menlme "a tuto yel'kn obet toho-
to mllza /? Tym, ked' kazdy kaz-
da prilozime ruky k praci a dopo-
mozeme zavrsit TO. krasne dielo
tax krasny ciel'. Ba ideal, ktory
tlumacit' bude americkej verejnc-
sti ten slovensky cit a lasku, ba
til najvacsiu uctii S ktorou je cd
dany naproti tomu, ktory tax Wy
soky 1rad postavenie zanechal
a -vydobyl uznanie slovenskemu
narodu medzi ostatnFmi naroda-
mi.
Bratia sestry! Nehl 'ad' tie Y
tomto dele, ma politiku. Politika
ma svoju cestu, tel do cesty vstl-
pit je nemozne, ba sa ami media.
Ale v tomto diele miesta rozhodne
nema. A to preto, Re je to dielo
celeho naroda!
Nuz hore sd k praci! Chystajte
syoie darcokv ku bazarll, berte IL
cast na schodzkach Bazaroveho
vyboru. Prid 'te bratia a sestry,
budete nam srdecne vitani. Scho-
DE sa odbyvaji1 kazdy .pondelok
|vecer v dolejsej miestnosti Ceskej
|Sieni Sokol ma Clark Ave. Bazaar
mienime odbyvat' Y .styrty tvz-
den mesiaca marca. Teda cas- jc
kratky vazny. 1'reba je s1stre-
dit vsetky silly!
IA Bazarovy vybor: Daniel Vi
clan, predseda, Jozef Firak, zap,
Jozef Valentin, pokladnfk, L',l-
dovit Krc, Glen, julia Farencar,
Eclenkyaa. @
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-22

uJCH JcuIrntcL wv 1IcpU suuOv1et
sv;itovojtesskf mech sa hlasia .
svoje podiely u svojish.miestnyc
jednatel 'ov. Kde takeho ednatel q
nieto, tom pade mech sa ldovia
obratia ma hlavneho jednatel'a a 4
mech pisu jedine na tlto adressu: /:
Rev. Stefan Kocis, 613 N. Lake
view Ave-, Youngstown, Ohio. /
Nine este do dnes, t. j. do dna
IA. februara, ked' tieto riadky pi-
Sem, .podiely Trnayy neprisly.
Ale pred par diiami dostal som u
poyedomenie q HAMBuRGU "
Nemecku, re zasielatel ska firma
SCHENKER & co. sikuje pre-
nina dive bedny (boxy) podielov
pre- roztratenych iidov starych Il
pre- tych novych ldov, "a ktorych
som prijal clenovske pred pryym
januarom 1924. Ked bude zasoba
podielov stacit', tom pade po-
Stem podiely al tym 1dom, ktori
vst1pili Cd prveho januara to v
tom poriadku, ako sa stall Glen
mi Takto nestane sa krivda niko-
mu.
Vsetkym tym starym udom, kto-
ri dostavali svoje podiely Cd velp.
Andreja Paycu, davam na yedo-
mie, ze majn sa toho roku hlasit
svoje podiely nina, co hlavne-
ho jednatel "a, a preto mech pisll
na vyssie pdanl maju, adressrl.
Vsetci tito mech poSl1 po 25 cen
tov podiely i'm poslem, akonahlc
mi pridu kraja.
II miestni jednatelia, ktori ne
dostali pre- syojich ddov, menovi-
te staryeh, dostatocny pocet po-
dielov Trnavy, vsetci taxi mech
mi pisu, ze kol 'ko este potrebuj1,
aby som al 0 mich mohol, dl'a
moznosti, SD postarat'. Lebo mo-
jou lprimnou snahou je, ably to-
no roku kazdy stary I'D dostal
svoj podiel a dl'a moznosti i ka-
zdy novy I'D, hoci tento dl'a sta
nov Spolku nie je este v pravde
, ma to opragyneny M . !.
S diplomami nateraz dajme 81
este pokoj. Vsetcia pracujme na
tom, ably menovite kazdy stary I'D
a dl'a moznosti j kazdy novy I'D
dostal syoj podiel. Ked' budeme
mat ldstvo a menovite miestne
jednatel'stva v poriadku, potion
81 diplomami l'ahko dame rady,.
So sbieranim novych udoy ne
odkladajme. Tych, ktofl mienia
behom toho roku vstiipit do Spoil
ku sv. Vojtecha, nezabudnime u
pozornit Ma to-, ze elm skorej
vstiipia, tym istejsie dostanl svoj
podiel ma buduci rok. Jednotlivy
I'D plati raz navzdy $4.OO, spolok
a rod (familia) plata raz navzdy
$500. Potom iidbyia ldazdy rok
plata iba niekol 'ko tych centov
"a dopravu svojich podielov.
Tych nasich velebnych panov,
w ktorych farnostiach este nema
Spolok sv. Voitecha aniestneho
jednatel'a, ictive proslm, aby
bud sami jednatel 'stvo prijali, a.
lebo ked i'm cas- nedovol'uje, aby
>vybrali niektoreho poriadneho far
nika mech ma o tom upoyedo-
mia, aby som ho vriadil medzi jed
natel'oy. Ma. tento sp0sOb vykona-
me yel'a dobreho iak pre- mas do
bry l'ud sloyensky, tax tiez j pre-
nasu katolicku myslienku. Roz-
sirujme Spolok sv. Vojtecha a tyn,
sd bude Sirit i katolicka tlaG a
roduverny duch slovensky.
Cd 18. do %. febrnara bnden.
brat Cleyelande ncast ma lk1az-
skych exsrciciach, Jake nebude
mi mono nikomu odpovedat' ma
listy. Preto tych, ktori mi budh
pisat', prosfm "a trochu trpezli-
- ulu- ,nl6unuu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-22
oD HI. JEDNArE1,A sFo1KU .sv. voJTEoHA.

ycsti, kyn i'm budeni moct odpo-
yedat'
Rev. Stefan Ko6is, hi. jednatel !,
613 N Lakeview, Ave, Youngs-
town, ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-22
Vd'aka nasej novel zlepsenej
metode, garantujeme lepsie
'linoleumove vydlazdenie
KRASNA DLAzKA.

LinoleumOve sviky sl temer
neviditel ne ked' boly zape-
catene nasim zvlastnym vody-
vzdornypl cimentom. yysledok
je: krasla dlazka, hladka, row.
ma, netrhana povrch linoleu-
mu. Nasa metoda dlazdenia da
YAM dobrii dlazku vynesie
ma ppvrch pravl krasu limo
leumu, ktory 81 vyberiete 2 ma
sfch zasob.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-22
ozNklGElsIE CT. cITATEL ON.

Mas kolektor predplatkoy, pan
'Jozef Maruskin chodi teraz po
tych slovenskych domacnostiach.
ktorSm pred dplatne IA nase noviny
vyprsdlo. Prosfme 81. citatel 'ev,
ktorych So to tyka, ably 81 laskave
pricbystali predpRtne ! tax q Pah-
cili p. Maruskinoyi pracn. kazde
daromne chodenie p. Marnskina
.stbjf hodrie casu, ktory je kazde-
mil drahy.
Dakujnc vopred "a laskavost', !,
sme : pozdravom
Vydavatel 'styo.
Ked sa yam tieto noyiny pa
Ola, odporucajte ich syojim pria-
tel'om, ked' mate daiaky navrh
ma fch zlepsenie, podaite nam ho.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-22
TRvAcNA DLAzKA

Linoleum je len tax dobrys
ako dlakdeny. Nasa metoda ci-
mentoyania mad podkladkom
ntisovaeej plsti, robf ho ciast-
kou dlazkyvnehrbf sa, neroz-
tiahne sa nezlame sa. Vas
linolelm nebude len pokrytom
ale stalou dlaabou hned'. Ked'
je raz polozeny, robotnfci me-
musia sa vracat' ho napravat !.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-02-20
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY 20 1o1A \
VAST COUNTERFEIT
CONSPIRACY N|PPED
Employees Of Bureau OF Engrav.
ing And Printing Arrested
In Alleged Plot
WASHINGTON. February 90

WASHINGTON. February 20
A nationwide conspiracy to make
and distribute counterfeit treasury
notes of $1,000 denomination has
been nipped in the bud, according
to secret service operatives, through
the arrest of James c. Houghton,
empleye Of the Bureau of Engrav-
ing and Printing, and Cure Jacob.
son of New York.
Jacobson and Houghton, both
charged with conspiracy to counter
felt, were arraigned before United
States Commissioner Mcdonald,
Friday and held for the grand jury.
Houghton furnished bond of $4,000
and was released, but Jacobson
failed to obtain his surety, fixed at
$4,000. A number of arrest m
Other cities in connection with the
alleged conspiracy are predicted
within the next 48 hours.
A Photographic plate of a 81 900
treasury note and several plates
described as nearly complete and
almost perfect reproductions of
those used in the Bureau of Engrav-
ing and Printing were seized. An
effort by one of the men arrested
to destroy the Photographic copy.
the agents alleged, was frustrated.
The men, it was asserted, had
formula for removing the ink from
bills of small denomination to OBJ
tain the proper paper, but the only
evidence the operatives obtained
of this process was bleached 81
found in their possession. The
bleaching process, it was said, e
moved the ink from the bills.
Production headquarters of the
alleged ring is believed to have been
established in this city, with gen.
eral headquarters in New York,
Jacobson was said by Chief w. Fl.
Morgan of the secret service tc
have come here about a week ago
from New York, where he is known
to the police. Houghton has been
employed in the engraving division
of the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing for nearly thirty year,,
and was regarded as an expert in
making certin parts in the plates.