davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1924-10-06
2,O53. .C94 Carats of Diamonds.

in South Africa alone last year
there were 2,053.094 carats of dia-
mOnds mined, the first value of which
is placed at more than $50, 0,19O.035.
This is three times the quantity mined
in 1922 The famous Kimberly mines
produced 9a5.05l carats valued at
more than $4,000, 600. The sale ex-
ceeded production by 531.l75 carats.
Evening star., 1924-10-06
Wants Tourist Located.

Maj. Sullivan this morning received
message from Charles G. Green,
mayor of Battle Creek, Mich, asking
that Walter Coggan of that city, be
located and informed of his fathers
death. Coggan, who is touring in an
automobile, is expected here today.
Evening star., 1924-10-06
442 Arrests in 48 Hours.

Arrests during the 4S hours ended
at s o'clock this morning totaled 442.
There were 106 persons arrested for
drunkenness, 22 for ille.,al possession
and transporting. for driving auto
mobiles while under the influence of
liquor and for drinking in public.
Evening star., 1924-10-06

Woodside, Sheriff of Allegheny Coun
ty. Pa, and DR.. c. L. Gambler of
Detroit. Mich, are the members of the
committee appointed.
Evening star., 1924-10-06
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

North Star W. {. II. L., will meet
tomorrow, pm, with Mrs. A O..
Tingley, 1901 Hamilton place. Elec-
ton of officers
Evening star., 1924-10-06

Brig. Gen. Frank II. Hines. director
of United States War Veterans. will
oe the honor guest of the Wapiya to-
borrow, l2:i5 pm, at its luncheon at
the University Club. He will speak
Of The Problems of the Medical
Service in the Veterans Bureau"
Evening star., 1924-10-06

Civitnn luncheon tomorrow. $50
pm. at the La Fayette Hotel. DR.. II
bennington Hayes, pastor of St.
Marks English Lutheran Church,
viii speak. Subject: who's Boss? ="
IiEitan dinner meeting October IA.
$50 pm.
Evening star., 1924-10-06

The outing. al IT,. Corhy country
place. scheduled fer Thursday. has
been postponed on account of uncer-
tainty as to whether a ball game in
the world series will be played on
that date
Evening star., 1924-10-06

The International Association Of
Art and Letters will meet tomorrow,
S pm, at 2019 y street, to decide on
new headquarters.
Evening star., 1924-10-06

The Northwest Branch of the La
Foilettef for President Club will meet
tomorrow. 8:15 pn., at 6i3 Louisiana
avenue.
Evening star., 1924-10-06

The National Capital Dental So
ciety will meet tomorrow, : pm, in
Seorge Washington University. DIR.
Charles Detmer will give a paper on
professional Ethics"
Evening star., 1924-10-06

The meeting Of the Advertising
Club dated for tomorrow has been
Cancelled owing to world series. Meet
ingS resumed Tuesday week.
Evening star., 1924-10-06

The Mira Mccoy Andrews Day
Nursery will meet Wednesday, 1880
am, at Arlington Hotel
Evening star., 1924-10-06

johnson Powell Bancroft school
Mothers Club will meet Wednesday,
$50 pm, at Powell School.
Evening star., 1924-10-06

TakOma Park Civic Study Club will
meet tomorrow, , pm, in Takoma
Theater. Speakers: James J. Britt
Mrs. Virginia White Speel and Mrs
Augustus knight.
Evening star., 1924-10-06

The Botanical Society will meet to-
morrow. pm. in aSse mbly hall of
Cosmos Club. A. 5. Hitchcock viii
speak of "A Botanical Visit to Peru
with lantern) and l.. E. kulkani.
assistant economic botanist. College
of Agriculture, Poona. India, Will give
address: Change of Sex in tarica
Papaya" with lanterD. Election OF
officers.
Evening star., 1924-10-06

President Lyons comes here with
the advent of development plans for
a Greater Georgetown funds for
which have been furnished by the
Georgetown endowment drive Dur
ing the administrator of President
Creeden courseA in the college have
been expanded and the number of
Evening star., 1924-10-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DR.. +. NJ. BJTZ. DENTIST, HAS MOVED
his office from Sth and Eye sts Sc to III
East Capitol. Lincoln 10.
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
LYNN Z. FULLINGTUN. 6lS Morris St ne
Evening star., 1924-10-06

CEMENT WORk-CEMENT WALKS STFpS
coping, garage floors. porches.
NORTHEAST CONCRETE CO.,
6o7 7th NE. Line 800 ca
Evening star., 1924-05-18

shoppers
order that better
tn
disposal has been greater than in seasons
Tomorro Monday, place sale
Evening star., 1924-05-18
Little Boys One and
Two-Piece Suits
Formerly $2.98 to $3.50
Includes Mddies, Oliver Twist and Regula-
ton Suits of fine Madras Lnene, Popln Kidde a i nh
embroidered models ~
Infants' D1t-TAird Floor.

Infant2 DeIt-TAtrd Floor.
Overslx, for either boy or girl of 2 to
s years. OF fine wash materials. At soc.
Infants Play Yard, of golden oak with
canvas floor, colored beads on all sides.
At $3.50.
Infants Long and Short Dresses,
handmade, embroidered and tucked.
many novelty styles to years. At $I59.
Baby Pillows, of pink, blue and white
sateen, filled with sanitary floss. >At Sc.
Short Dresses, dainty styles for boy
or girl, 6 months to 2 years. 75c and
&c values. At z for 81.
sISe Bonnets, of Null, Swiss and en-
edge. At 7sc.
Rubens Shirts, the double breasted
kind. Sizes to 3 years.
Of all cotton, &c.
Fiber and WOOL SOC.
Silk and wool, 75c.
Infants 6oc Gowns and Wrappers, OF
fannelette, white with pink and blue
edge. At Soc.
soc and 6oc Abdominal Bands, of silk
and WOOL AT SOC.
J. 75c Rubber Sheets, 2sx34 inches.
: maroon color, eyelet on edge to hold
tight At Soc.
, $1z5 Sweater Sacques, dainty lit
c tie styles with ribbon tie or but
!. ton front. Pink and blue edges. At
Sl.oo.
Palais sRsyal-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1924-05-18
Clearance Sale
for the BOYS

Boys s2oS to sl4So Grade 1Wopans d SUNS keooeea
and cassimeres. Coats alpaca twill lined both VI
knickers full lined. 18. Many of these - y
suits than wholesale cost
Boys $500 $3.50 Grade Two=Pan Suits Reduced to
in As?s 100 s $lO95
pair golf and pair regular knickers Most - " -
O them have to match Sizes 8 to H.
Boys 5000 to $500 Grade Two-Trousers Suits
Including the very finest in stock Imported <77 IN
Fnosh and extra fine domestic woolens II 1vD
in the very patterns and models Sizes - w "
8 to Reduced to $780,
Boys $z75 $z!o5 An-Wool Knickers <7 ~
Atwood Tweeds Cheviots and -Casslmeres. ~
Fverv pair full Sizes = to 18. Reduced to
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-19

NJ upnsesi 1a1k daesz asdssssas
.ukmsis MIN Slos6sod tlto CO.
stu spdsy.
/ r. JAmriska, Jan rBsrko, Anton
R. Hranec, Jossf Dlurish, Frant.
Bury, Lezef zary, Jsssf UjhaEy,
Anton $. RedAk,. Aug. j. Tomai-
ko, Martin Minartin, Jozsf' Mar.
hevka, Andrej Ramezaorfer, An.
,drejt Ratab Jan Ganik, Jakub vi
rostek,, Jam Marhevka, Peter s
Kompis, Karol Belohlhxek, Ivan
DaxneE Ivan Bielek, Jan A. 10
cur, KaroL NJ. Pisarcik. g..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-19

'prostrisdky y d6innknf,a. preva-
dzaniu vzajomnej pouoci.
Preto,. nedajme So diabolsky,
drobit Ma, rivalizujuce spolky a
spolceky ale. ostafme vernf Slo-
venskej Lige i keby mas strannf-
cki agenti vabili do inich = no
vvch - trebarsY i vladou favori-
zovanych; a pedporovanych orga-
nizacii, menovite nedajrne sa
pouzivat' "a slepy nastroj nice
mia znemoM0yania slosenskej
'uajonlnej pomoci. y
Zakladajme move sbory Slov.
Lfgy! QAvujme stare, zaspate
Sbory a prived'me ich X novel
cinnosti! Zariad 'ujme verejne po-
ucne prednasky, a agitujme vsa-
de "a Ligu! = Uloha 81. Ligy
naskrze ME je dokoncena -- a.
nj nemoze byt', lebo, krivd jesto
dost' na vsetky strany a narod
potrebuje stale take organizova-
ne nstredie, ktore by stalo ma
strait v ochrane prav jednotliv-
Gov i celeho naroda slovenskeha
a sldzila "a mohutny prostriedok
prak tickeho uskutocnovania a
sprostredkovania vznesenej zasa,
sdy:: yzajomnej, pomoei.,
Kasdy sbor sSlov. Ligy - ba
kaziy jednotlivee - NAL by Sc
starat' TO, ably tohoroena Sta
oslava dina ivyhlasenia neodvislo
sti:T Cesko-alovenskej republik,
bela ;vsade valne navstfvena &
cd Bavilat sd dostojne. Postavme
profit kratkozsakej, panskej: ide
statneho a narodneho centralizm
nasu .statotvornu Stat opravd,
posilnujnclf ideu:: vzajomnej bra
skej pomoci,, ktora ma odusevnit
oba nase statsiutyorivsie narod.
ku srdeenei spolupraci a obran
prot spolocrym nepriatel 'om, al
ktora vytvara vyysady predpra
va jedneho naroda mad druhyr
a netrpi pestovanie a protezova
ME paskudneho renegatstva. Ma
pisme ma nasu zastavu krasne he
slo.: "vzajomnej pomoci'' a we'd
me tito ideu k Wit 'azstvu!
, Dajme sa do horlivej prace z
nasu SLOW. Ligu a starajme sa
to, ably ona bola vedcnd Il rraet
vala opravdove duchu vzajon
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-19

"zapisly "a zva pochovaneho'
koneene vysly z tlace tym, ktofi
sobjednavky davnejsie doposlah.
zaslane budn v parl dnoch.
Vyhotovenie knihy opozdilo sd,
be miesto~ projektovanych $50,
kniha obsahuje 1886 stran II. o.
brazmi a rozumie sa sadzba, tlaS
a. vazba vzaly Wac casl, nez som
predpokladal.
Uctive. prosim vsetkych starych
priatel 'ov, obzvlaste ctenych ddov
Mar. SLOW. Spolku d odbory, ably
taskave ujali sa| rozsirenia diela.
" ziadnom odbore nemaly by chy7
bevat' ZAPISKY, bo nieh doei-
tat sa WAC pravdivej historic
prvKch pociatkov mnous zalozenej
orssanlizacie, sl nes 2: postal vyslyych
nfyvKOV. .,., 81, i
T. No ME len ddovia Mar. SLOW.
Espolku, ale i ctene odbory 1--WE
NY a sbory Sokols a v6bec kaz-
Edy Slovak najde v Zapiskoch dost
Izanifmavej latky prvotnychs pra:
leach medzi slovenskou emigraeiou
" Amerike Zapisky nemaly by
Ichvbovat' domu ziadneho Siova
kka-inteligenta robotnika, spolka.
"a i nespolkara.
Vsetky whisky sii platne via
zane. CenS vytisku $500, ktor'
$ objednavkou doposlat' na nize
udanu adressu.
| p. v. Revnianek
i p. O. Boz 578, Sants Cruz, Cal
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-19
Drobne olll5Slxy


Predam lacno, MOI stavebny pOzemok,
Ivel'kosti 5ox116.4 ma jednej najkraj-
sich ulie Youngstownu, pri Mahoning
Ave. Ohio Works karach, blizko Mill
Creek parku len tri minlty pesi ku
krasnemu Glacier jazeru. Hodi 50 W.
borne pre- slovenskd evaDjelickd rodinu,
lebo evanj. kostolI je len, ma par mint
chodze, ale no m6ze kdpit' al katolieka
rodina nikdy neobanuje. Lot je row.
ny, utica asfaltova, vsetky Improve.
menty" vyplatene do centa. Este je ME
neskoro pustit' sa do stavby. O podrob.
ne vysvetlenie piste alebo prid'te do
redakcie. M. Mraz. =,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-19

REzloEflCIA
REz)LUE1IA
prijata ma schodh pittsburghske.
ho 0iEesH6kA bsrH.

My nizepodpfssni, shromazde-
nj ma schodM svolanej Pittsburgh
skym Okresnym Sborom Sloven.
skei Ligy,,
PREHLASUJE1aIs a ylsstno.
rucnymi podpisami dosvedcujeme
ze ma uztlnaveaiie nateraz rozha.
ranych ,slDvsnsAych pomerov v
Amerike. chseme AXE roduverhj
synovia slovenskeho naroda a
nadseni pracovniei "a Gesko-Slo,
venskd Rspubliku, vsstkymi silai
mi pracoxat " tom smere, ably
medzi Slovakom a Siovakom ne,
bolo ziadnych triednych bojov.
Narod nadovsetko!' Narod pri,
sl1cha ku veciam syatym! !
Ku, dosiahnlitin ,tohoto vznese,
neho ciel'a, t. j. slovenskej wa
jomnosti a. narodnej .spoluprace
smerodajnym, pre- mas ,je program
Slovenskej Ligy, vsenarodnej tt
ustanovizne, ktorI odpordcame
vsetktm roduvernym Slovakom y
Amerike.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-19
YsyNss1axNsE1 aLer111n1 1gyIHY

.~ ". ~ A A 4. h.. WI. .s ss - s ..
= fich ssraay, ME jeg rovna zlo6i-
nom profit aivotnym Auinora MI
roda celeho a zlom myselnym zne-
moSioxanim uplatnenia 50 1f'vza-
jomnejt pomoci'''? - Gil tento pl1-
sty politicky boz strannickych "a
u5snov, ktory sa medMl nami vzma
la, ME je drzou negaciou zakiad-
n6h0 .principu a ncinnej obrany
ma zakladc "vzajomnej pomoci''
Al konecne: ci odopieraniet priro-
dzenych prav narodnych, 4nasim
starokrajovym bratom vyvola
vanie nebyvalej predtym =
narodnej nenavisti medzi Cechmi
!. a Slovakmi, ,ako al upieranie nam
americkym Slovakom prava sta
rat sa 0 napravu donna, - zod-
poveda zaujmom statu' a oboch
Stat tvoriacich narodov? - CT
sa to neprotivi prikre myslienke
"vzajomnej pomoci'', ktora by
mala panovat' medzi oboma ma
rodami?
! Hl'a, tieto smutne odchylenia
sa cd vznesenej myslienky 'vza-
/ jomnej pomoci'' zavinujd, ten
temer neznesitel'ny STAY spolo-
censkehoa narodneho zixota ma
sho tn Amerike, ktory vsetci
bol'astne citime, 2to je, prleina, &c
bacill nenavisti soziera zivotnf
silly nasej slovenskej spolocnost.
a paralyzuje narodnd einnost =, d
ktory - ak sa nevzpamatame "a
pvcasu - povedie mas " zahubu
Naproti, tomu nemozno odtajit
to, - re wsetko, co, sluzilo a sl1z
ku prospechu eeleho. naroda,~
I lednotlivcov, plynie prac .vede
pylch duchu zasady:. Svzajom
nej pomoci''.
z toho >vyplyva@ naucenie: -
Chranme sa odchyliek cd tejto VI
likej zasady konajme, hovorm
/ i pracujme v suhlase nou. =
Zahod me to, co sa protiv1 tejt
Imysl;enke, a podporujme horliv
to, co sa iiou srovnava a co j
vybudovane ma zakladoch lasky
plnej a obetavej "vzajomnej pc
moci."
: Predovsetkvm vyhost me 2 kr
hov nasich Skaredu zavist' ne
navist'! - Odstra1me stvacev
tym, re ich nebudeme posluchat
Odpust 'ajme 81 navzajom osobn
vinv a prijmuc- zasadu bra
skej pomoci "a veducu, - posk,
, tujme 81 vzajomne tito pomoc
plnej miere a po hranice mozn'
|, sti, beZ rOzdielu stavu triedy /;
ko al bez OIL 'adu na vierovyzni
: ME. - Konecne, otvorme oci
i vid me cele jasne, re je nasou p,
: vinnost 'ou podporovat' tie spo
: ky a organizacie, ktore sa V m
nulosti dokazaly byt' b1ahoda
nymi svojou cinnost 'ou a kto,
: vedene SIT zasadou: vzajomn
: pomoci. A ponevac medzi tymii
j. ma prvom mieste stoji Slovensi
Il Liga, ktora uj al svojim vsenaro
!. nym razom zaujima rozhodne n;
+ vyznamnejsie miesto medzi mas
= mi organizaciami al vel Ike v.
i sledky docielila, nedovol me, at
o ona upadnvala slabla, ale po
: porujme ju 70 vsetkych sill sv
:, jich mravne j hmotne, stavaji
e sa jcj cinnymi clenmi a sbier
: jdc obete, - ably mala potrebr
pENAZNf
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-19
pOrHEBUBDIE

poriadne dieyca ma vseobecnu do
'macu pracu. Stale miesto. Hast
sa treba {. 1904 East Madison
Ave, Telefon 1890.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-19
FARMY Ma PREDAJ ALEBO
M ZANKNU. 4

Ked' chcete kapit' alebo zamenit ,
;svoj mestsky majetok "a farmu, ohlaste
sa u mas. My obehodujeme majetkami
kazdeho druhu.
BURKHOLDER g. MELLINGER
606 HOME SAVINGS C LOAN BLDG.
TelefOn 6697O
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-19
Ma PREDA.J

Osem izbovy dom prvotried-
nom rczidencnom distrikte. Cena
mierna. Haste sd na mieste, Ill
East Chalmers Ave. (o3S
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-19
.PREHIkS.
Jednohlasne rrijatf ma schodzi
Pittsburahskdlt0 oiresn6ho Sbu,

Jednohlasne rrijatt ma schodzi
Pittsburghskdno olresn6ho Sbu-
ru SLOW. Eigy.
49, Pricstor cas- sas rozpadne,
Svety kol'aj, sveju ztratia.
Ale pravda svetom, vladne,
r. pravdu veky nepohvratia!
Sladkovic.
',Kazdy narod ma pravo zit'
VOL ne sa vyvinovat', rast' a, mo-
hutniet', dl'a svojho, sposobu,
svojej vole a svojich schopnosti,
danych mu ,StvoriteEom. Pravo
toto nadobudM. 81 uE v svojom po-
sati, ked' kacal ssaa vyvihovat',, -.
a pravo toto ie neodcudzitel'ne,
nezavisi cd milosti nikoho ma
svetc, ami cd uznania alebo ne
uznania mocnycll, a ono patri rov
max vel'kyym / malym, moenym: j
slabNn, -- bohatym i chudobnym
narodom!
z tohoto prirodzeneho prava
vyplyva prvom rade pravo, sa-
nssepra%y t. j. to, pravo, aby kazl
dv narod sprayoval svoje narod-
ne zalezitosti sam, a I'll svojim
vlastnym narodnym zivotom VOL
he, - bez podrobovania sa vede-
niu, alebo rozkazom ineho naro-
da.
Tieto zasady sluzily "a zakiad-
M kamcn podmienok mieru, u
zavreteho po svetovej valke, -
ony svietily ako jasny majak pra.
vdv a spravedlnosti nasmu sl'a-
chetntmu byvaltmu prezidentovi
Wilsonovi, ked' pracoval "a uza.
vretie tak6ho mieru, ktory by
Dol trvacny a rovnak spravodli
wy ku vsetkym narodom. - A
Wilsonov veduci princip pokoja.
uznaly vsetky narody, - este
nepriatelia jeho - "a spravny a
spravodlivy.
Ktory narod haji 81 svoje pri-
rodzene pravo samobytnosti a
vol 'neho. narodneho vyvoja, ten
kona, mlldre a spravodlive, -
Rtory narod ale .upiera toto pra,
vo inym - acprave 81 no pre- Sc,
ba svoji - ten kona nemndre a
nespravedlive, ten pacha krivdu
Ten prvy musi zvft'azit', - po'
sledny ale lett Y zahubu!
Spolocnost' fudsku tvoria ma
rody. - Narody nevymyslel zia.
DON minister alebo panovnik a
general, ami icil nestvoril nejsks
iednotlivec, diplomat Al statnih
Oni nevysly y lsboratoris ucen
eev a profesoroy, ale povstal,
prlrodzene, ma zaklade vecneho
nezmenitel'neho zakona Bozieho
a preto main pravo. lit! y. b.
A toto prayo ,ziyota,. obsahuj'
v sebe al pravo ns~ slobodny w
vim. Ah tate sl0boda. naznameni
"svevol'u'' ona ostaEs oprav
nsnou, krasnou slobodou len do
tedN kym,r ruznava podshas pray
inym. aobod& uulati1ovans N
tikor inych, je nepravost' svrh'
s& vpanstyo. Akekolye d. poll
tiskf9 cishesspaaarske,l isheess r. 81 lhAltlr
ne pansty.o ale aje skriRda aproti
vi 50, vseobecnsm ziujmoin spo
losnosti l,udsksi . aloyesenstys
Preto narody - sko slozkys l'ud
stva - snazziiaz sa v, dobre poakE
penom vseobecnom zaujme :
ct7s%ra ifsun,, 81 a. u -, xa,,akvnsfi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-19

,d1lsssaiGcs - n tA1st ciaf - II
silujd sa valaaaEhe znehoznit
skriNdali ts
Ns3lepsin . na6As sinns5sisn pro-
,.striedkum kn d0sazennr tuhcto
tcicpa,. je propagovaiie q uplAt-
iovanie zasady: "vzaiomaei pe-
mcci'' v narodnom i spolpo6en-
skoms zivote. !.
Me suroyom, egaistickom boz
il o existenciu, - ME zabezpeGo.
vanina 81 vysad q predprav pred
tinymi, alebo v niceni habani i
nymi vytvorenych hodnot, lei
prava. zaruka blaha celku a vseo-
becneho pokroku naroda k lep-
siemu, e--- ale v cim sirsorn vseo-
becnejsom uskutocnovani vzajom
nej .pomoei, ma ktosei zaklada sa
opravdovy mravny hmotny po-
krok l'udstva celeho tax al slo-
lick jeho, t. j. narodov.
A co plati o l'udstye celom, to
plati jo jednotlivych statoch,
narodoch! - Al \medzi narodami
najzdarnejsie sa vyvi1uje a w.
nikne ten, ktory vo syojom vnd-
tornom narodnom zivote. najdo-
konalejsie uplatni princip wa
jomnei pomoci, a zpomedzi sta
TOW ten prospieva najrychlejsie,
Storeho-. narody ziji medzi sebou
Eha tejto' blahodarnejs zasady. -
Bee tohoto principu nieto ami We
dy,, ami umsnia, ami mrayneho a
hmotnehoe pokroku, bez tejto "a
sadly, ME je mozny nijaky zdra-
ivy vyvins zivota narodneho, bez
nej nemoze sa, vyvinut silna Sc
tmdsrsra . ssanostAtncss', AN:
sehopnost' ssojpomoci - kto-
rvch terajsi prezident Coolidge
povedal v svojej reel prednese.
nej %. aprila 1921 Pittsburgh,
ze "bez nich ziadon narod nedo-
siahol slobody, 5 mimi, ziadon
narod nemoze byt' udrzany po-
robe"
Al nam Slovakom - ak ne.
chceme zahynut' a stat sa kori.
st'ou inych - treba 81 vsimn1t
tejto velikej zasady zit' dla
nej. - Velke, mocne, bohate ma.
eredy, i ked' niekedy odklonia
sa cd tohoto principu, - l'ahsie
snesii a napravia nasledky take
heto, omylu, no my, mali, chu
rdobni a Aabi, nesmieme 81 dovo
lit taketo chyby! - My mali by
SINE vsetkou silou ia pracovat'
Eaby sd princip vzajomnej pomoc
ako najvaznejsi narodny zakon
lhlboko, zakorenil do duse jedne
no kazdeho mas, lebo len sta
Ltocnom, nesobeckom uplatnovan
tcjto zasadv, na politickom, kul
turalnom hospodarskom poll, a
Eko al privatnom spolocenskon
Mvote, - lezi nasa spasa!
! Netrpi pochybnosti, ze my Sla
viani zvlaSte my Slovaci dote
= raz casio odchylili SINE sa cd tel
to linii spasy, a to bolo prfcino1
y nasej poroby a nasho utrpenia
Jasne tom svedci historic "a
!; slych vekov. - A co je dnes? -
Naucili sme sa dejin minulost
coho sa name vystrihat' cob,
pridrziavat'? - Pozrime len ne
.Epredpojatym okom ma pomery
ktore medal nami tu Amerik
Epanujl ktore sa vyvinuly me
dzi naSimi bratmi starom kra.ji
i Sklmajme! a uvidime, ze &
dobreho a, blahodarneho bolo u
/! tvoren6, to, korenilo v zasade wi
. jonnej pomoci, to. vyrastlo n
Itomto zulo-pevnom zaklade. M
! Use podporne organizacie, nase pt
+ zickove sdruzenia, nase cirkevn
= osady a skoly, zalozene SUI n
7 principe ''vzajomnej pomoci'
]. fNasa Slov. Liga jej revolucn
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-19
IN AKRA ZEME A 7 EBOVY
DOM v MESTE ZAMRNi SA
IA MENSf MAJEToK.


Vefky 7 izbovy dom, kupelna,
fornes, vodu a elektr. mozno> "a
West, gaz v dome, vel'ka barna,
cimemovana pivnica al j. pol a
kra narozneho pozeisAsu, ktory
mono na Lofty popredat' "a dobrtl
cenu par rokov. Tento majetok
zamem sa cely "a 5-6 izbovy dom
na Haseltone alebo ma Albert st.
alebo sa preda pozemok bez domu.
Cena nizka, dobra prilezitost' Ia
rebft' vel'ke peniaze v budncno,
sti. Hast sa treba u Nj. Mraza
w redakcii) o d'alsie podrob
nosti.
The Washington times., 1924-05-27

review tho various activities Of the
organization. There win be six divi-
sion reports, ~ most Of the 40.
tivities OF the federated clubs come
under her department Of applied
education.
Child welfare, better homes, for
est conservation and garden week
plans, which is an annual program
under Mrs. Sherman's direction,
come under this heading. In tho
displays Of this department will be
diagrams showing how far-reaching
this department OF applied educa.
ton Is. One Of the unique displays
will be the forest protection posters
made by students Of the South Hills
High School. Of Pittsburgh, Pa, for
the American Tree Association, of
Washington, ID. c. Mrs. Sherman
has just received from Charles
Lathrop Pac.9, president Of the
American Tree Association, q letter
telling Of the great work done for
tree planting by the federated
women during garden and forest
protection week.
On the program ara such well
known speakers as Mrs. Carrie
Chapman Gait, whose subject will
be citizenship" She will be intro
duced by Mrs. Percy v. Penny
hacker, Of Austin, Tex. Another
speaker win be Whiting williams,
writer and investigator of working
conditions all over the world, who
will speak on 'Mainsprings Of Men, %
Mrs. Robert J. Burdette, widow of
the famous humorist, win tell of
American Women's Clubs in Other
Lands" Other speakers will be
Mrs. George W. Plummer, Of Chi.
cago; Mrs. J. c. Pearson, of Mar.
shall, OKLA: Mrs. Harry Lilly, OF
New York City; Mrs. william r. AL
word Of Detroit; Helen III. Gardner.
of the Civil Service Commission, OF
Washington, d. c.; Mrs. Elmer
Leatherwood, Of Utah; Mrs. c. e.
Vowles, Of Mount Pleasant, Mich.
Mrs. WinteN viii Sound the key.
note" Of the convention on the eve.
ming Of June 8.
The Washington times., 1924-05-27
women POUR IN
TO CALIFORNIA
FOR MEET
A.
Delegates From An States in
Los Angeles for G. r.
w. c. Biennial

LONDON, May .27.-Secrets Of
Avery State in the Union delegates
- the biennial convention Of the
General Federation Of Women's
Clubs are arriving here for the ses.
MONS which open June 3 and extend
until June 10, when the newly
elected officers Will be presented to
the delegates by Mrs. Thomas @,
Winter, Of Minneapolis, the outgo.
ing president.
Mrs. Mary X. Sherman, Of Colo.
RADIO, chairman Of the department
Of applied education, was among
the early arrivals from headquar.
ters In Washington. Headed by
Mrs. Oscar Pittinger, the Indiana
delegation Is expected tomorrow,
and day after tomorrow the Illinois
delegation. which was joined by the
South Dakota delegates at Kansas
City. Is due.
u Education Day.
Ten foreign countries will be rep.
resented on International Day.
end 5000 delegates representing
100000 federated club women, are
expected. Another big day of the
program viii be Education Day, y
June 8, when Mrs. Sherman win