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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
FILM PLAYERS
ARE MENACED

LOS ANGELES. Jan. il'-~seareh
for Harry ]. Dunlap, notorious
badge bandit, was aulekened today
by Information that that much
wanted criminal had threatened tho
lives OF Douglas Fairbanks and Mary
piokfori. film stars.
Tho players fine residence. Moon
Fair" 10 tho exclusive Beverly iiills
district. Is under a heavy guard OF
deputy nherlffa. Fairbanks has dou.
bled the reward outstanding foF
Dnnihp'a arrest and aided In having
his picture and description thrown
on motion picture screens thruout
southern California
Dunlap IL said to have threatened
the famous movie folk after ho was
denied employment az their studio.
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Personal

MiHa Nettie NJ O0lbralth. principal
OF SO. raula Episcopal school In
walla wAlla. arrived today 20 attend
the wedding OF her cousin, Miss Looll
Lacy Evans. aud Mr. A. 7 Pontius.
ON Saturday evening. While here sho
viii be the guest OF Mrs. Florence
Lacy Evans az her homo ut Burlon.
Mrs. Leslie III. Darwin OF pelllng.
ham will spend tho weekend with
her sister. Mrs, Gonovicve Blethen,
and mother. Mrs. Martha swadlcy.
Mira Ida Pursell. who Is visiting
in California. IL expected to return
about January rs.
Mrs. II. +. Alexander left today for
Portland on n short visit,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Godfrey l. wakeman
and son Willard have returned from
a motor trip 10 California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alban A. Shay re.
turned recently from u five months
trip 10 California.
Mrs r. V. Ambers Edith OLSON.
OF Medtord. ore. formerly OF Seat.
tie. arrived Thursday evening. TO
make short visit with her many
friends In town. while here she
will be the guest OF MIR and Mrs.
Robert keil
Mr.. and Mira. David Morgan Rod.
erick have returned from short
trip 10 Bellingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Grady will
leave Saturday for California. Mr..
Grady will make q short business
trip. but Mrs. Grady viii make a
longer stay and before returning
viii visit, Ia the East
Mr. and Mrs. Henry c. Bertleson.
OF spokane. are In town, attending
the annual meeting OF the Institute
OF Architects. and arc guests at tho
Hotel Gowman.
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"U" Arranges Mixers
to Get Acquainted

Quarterly interchurch mixers VIII
be held in the Christian. Baptist
Presbyterian and Episcopal churches
OF the University dlstrie, Friday
night. Programs OF stunts and
games arc planned for ali tho gath
erings. which viii 30 held In the
respective churches.
Because OF conflict In dates. the
Methodist. Lutheran and Consrcga-
tionai parties have been postponed.
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Fear Missing Man
Foul Play Victim

Search for James Meyer. 80. who
disappeared December n. whlla on
route from Blnck Diamond 70 his
Seattle homo, aSi i4,h ave. N. had
failed TO locate tho missing man. 20
lice admitted Friday,
Mrs. Meyer received n letter from
her husband Jus; before Christmas.
sayinE that no would be at home on
that day with his family. No word
has been heard from him since. sho
fears that he may have mot with
foul play, as no carried jewelry
and money.
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Viii Open Home
for Luncheon

Mrs. Joseph Greenleaf will open
her home on Wednesday. January
IS. for a luncheon to be given by
Alpha Phi Aiumnae TO the Mothers
club and the active chapter at /
o'clock. when covers win b placed
for fifty guests.
Hostesses for the affair VIII DO
Mrs. ]. Holland cowiry. Mrs. Har.
old Raglan Priest and Mrs. L. II.
Eicher.
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University Chapter
d. A. r. Plans Pdrtu

A valentine card party on Fri
day. Fes<uary /. at the chapter
house. IL being arranged by tho
Mothers club of University Chapter
Of the daughters Of the American
Revolutions. further details TO be
announced later.
Reservations may be made by
calling Mrs. c. w. Chandler,
RIA nier.ls5s.
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Assisting at Rainier
Golf Club Tea

At the bridge and nah iongg tea
the Rainier Golf and Country club
win give on Monday afternoon. Jan.
uary 81. Mrs Nelson Troyer. Mrs.
Raymond d. Ogden. Mrs. j. r. Lane
and Mrs. Lee Mckenzie VIII preside
over the ten table.
Fifty tables have been arranged.
Those desiring reservations may
do so by calling Mrs. stephen Dwan
and Mrs. ID. u. Morgan Mrs, r. y.
Bold. chairman. Mrs. J. r. Wilson
and Mrs. ]. Weber include the
committee in charge Of the affair.
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Arctic Club to
Gre Dance

Invitations have been issued by
the Arctic club for a formal dinner
dance on saturday evening. January
10, AZ I o'clock.
Tho annual reception and ball 10
tho 600 new members OF the club Is
planned for Friday evening, Fehru'
airy 1.
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Entertaining at
Luncheon

The Architects Wives club OF the
Washington State Chapter OF the
American Institute OF Architects.
will entertain the visiting wives Of
architects who are attending tho
annual meeting being held here at
a o'clock luncheon ON Saturday
afternoon. ut tho Sunset club.
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TO Assist at
Afternoon 4 far

Mrs. Barnette Fisher VIII DO as
sisted on Tuesday afternoon at her
bridge luncheon. given az her home,
in Mount Baker Park. by Mrs. lie
Roy Fowler. Mrs. Donald Graham,
Mrs. James Farrell and Mrs, George
uughson.
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Mrs. Bordeaux Entertains at Luncheon for
Taco Honor Guests, Valentine Card Party
Planned n 800 :,

MRS. THOMAS BORDEAUX en-.
AA tertained with luncheon or
ten covers at her homo this after
noon. In honor OF Mrs. Helena u
Cline. OF ST. Paul. and Mrs. William
Hubert, OF Everett. who are leaving
next week for san Francisco, TO sail
for Honolulu.
on Thursday OF next week Mrs,
Bordeaux will again bc hostess az n
luncheon. entertaining ten guests,
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Women's Clubs

NORWEGIAN HOSPITAL
ASSOCIATION
The annual meeting OF tho Nor
wegian Hospital association viii be
held in Norway hall. Tuesday. jan
uary IS. at i p. m Reports will
be read and tho annual election OF
officers win take place. Mrs s.
Stray. Mrs Anna Nordhy. Mrs ia
cob LANCE and Mrs c. X. Ander-
son win be the hostessea
PALM CIRCLE NO. ss
Palm circio No. So. ~ Of w, viii
hold public installation OF officers
Monday. January IL. az p. M. In
Odd Fellows temple. 10th and +.
Pine -. District Past Guardian
Ncighbor Edwards will install the
following officers:
Past guardian neiEhbor. Marguer.
tie Nielsen: guardian neighbor Alice
Weber; adviser. Minnie O'Bannon,
Magician, Grace Bowling. attendant,
Violet Janiseh; inner sentinel. ". Ru-
doIph; outer sentinel. ~. Randall;
clerk. Josephine Mclaughlin; banker.
Mary Jane Marsh: captain OF guards.
Alice Schmutz; managers. Frances
Mclean. Rachel Moore. Lulu Wise;
flag bearer. Anna Carlson corro-
spondent. Pearl Ellis. A musical pro
gram will follow.
The committee In charge are
Neighbors Garrett (chairman). Gillst
and Young. Nelghbors OF woodcraft
and friends invited.
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Hosts at Musicale

To honor Signor and Madame
Gaetano Tommaslni OF the San
Carlo Opera company. Mr.. and Mrs.
Farwell Putnam Lilly, have extend
ed invitations TO n musicale at their
home on Saturday evening.
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wOMANs
LAKEWOOD GLIB

The Woman's Lakewood Civic I'm.
proyement club viii hold it's regular
meeting Tuesday. January 10, at 2
p. m. at the clubhouse, 5Oth ave.
$. and Angelina st. Members OF
the publicity COMMITTEES will be host.
csses for the afternoon.
Mrs. Henry Bandes will address
the meeting on ''The Moral Respon.
sibility n the Woman Voter" Mrs.
a. r. Plough will give a group Of
SONGS, and the service Of refresh.
ments viii conclude the meeting.
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ALPHA BELLE CAMP

Alpha Belle camp No. 1881, Il. N.
OF A.. viii install officers Monday
evening. January Il, ut o'clock, in
Fremont hall Mrs. Gusslo r. Smith,
OF Green Lake, installing officer. All
Royal Neighbors welcome
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Announce Daughters
Ennnnenent

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Moslcr an.
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter. Muriel Beulah. 10 Mr..
Harry A. wicnir. son OF MIR. and
Mrs. Samuel wienlr.
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Ser,,ice at Thrift Shop

Broadway Guild wfli direct the
service at tho orthopedlo Thrift
Shop on Saturday. In charge win
he Mira II. L. Greene. Mrs. c. II.
Eberting and Mrs. II. ". Glass
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FREMONT

Fremont W. G. r. u. will hold an
all-day meeting In Asbury NJ. Il.
church, Tuesday evening. January
IS. Regular assembly at 1880 n. m.
a special program. open TO all in.
terested in the subject, "Upholdlng
the Constitutional Amendment"
viii be given at 1870 p. m. Rev.
u. II. Hicks and Rev o. T. Krieger
will make short addresses.
Bring lunch; coffee viii be served
At noon. Everybody welcome.
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WEST SEATTLE

West Seattle Chapter. o. f. s.. SO.
cial Circle, will meet Tuesday, Janu.
airy Is. Hostesses for the day viii
be Mrs. c. Boswell. Mrs. J. a. Good
and Mrs. G. a. Reading. All Eastern
Stars invited.
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SUNSET HEIGHTS
LITERARY CLUR

Tho Sunset Hei dts Literary club
viii hold it's regular meeting Mt the
home or Mrs. Mary r. Brown. 3sO6
Aurora ave. on Tuesday. January
L., az 2 p. m.
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LITERARY AND
TRAVEL CLUE

Mrs. Dudley wooten will entertain
the Literary and Travel club at
luncheon on Monday. Jan. IL. at !
o'clock. at the Hotel Butler. Mrs,
Thomas r. Minehan will read n play
on American Art and Literature"
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1rAgHINGroN ALuNrNAE

washington Alumnae OF the Uni
versity OF Washington. win meet for
a 1890 luncheon on Saturday. Janu-
airy ~, at the Commons For reser-
vations call Mrs Thomas Askren,
ca ptl.4oso and Mrs. A. l.. Thompson.
IKE nwd-0060.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
INSTALL OFFICERS

INSTALL OFFICERS
Ladies' auxiliary TO Greeters OF
America held installation Of officers
at the home of Mrs. I. c. Humphrie.
1915 First ave. ", on January ..
The new officers installed were:
Mrs. w. Moran, president; Mrs. X.
p. Ward, vice president, and Mrs.
william Murray, secretary and
treasurer.
MOTHERS CLUB or s. a. f.
The gln.Aers' club OF Sigma AL
pha epsilon fraternity viii meet
Monday. January il. at 2 D. m. at
the home Of Mrs. G. T.. Fursman,
4712 Seventh ave. N. u. Members
urged to attend.
GREEN LAKE PIT. a.
The Green Lake PIT. a. will
meet Wednesday, January 15. at
2:sO p. m. Mrs. John G.. Matthews
will speak.
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WHITTIER HEIGHTS

iAit w v E<%h1-EA
A card party will be given by
Whittier Heights Improvement club
ON Saturday evening. January II,
at s o'clock. in Dimick's dining car,
s55i 18th ave. ". W. Refreshments
All welcome.
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DANIEL BAGLEY Pr. A.
NORTH END
PEOGRESgINE CIIfR

The North End Progressive club
will be entertained by Mrs. Margaret
Richcy and Mrs. Il. Il. Mcdonald at
Mrs. RicheyB home. 1904 10th ave.
N. r., Tuesday. January 10. at 2
y. m. Business session and parlla.
mentary drill. Take car No. 16 on
Third ave. 10 10th ST., walk two
blocks east
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ALPHA CLUB

Alpha club viii meet with Mrs.
Clara Swan Short. 1926 Sixth ave. ".
r.. Thursday. January II. Luncheon
ut 1890 o'clock. Subject. Travels
in Mexico"
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OVERALL BOYS ASSOCIATION

The Overall Boys association will
meet Monday evening. January H.
at 7:45 o'clock. In the Community
Service room In the Douglas build.
ing. Anyone interested in this work
is cordially invited to attend.
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ANNUAL MEETING

ANNUAL, MEETING
King County Humane society held
It's annual meeting on Tuesday. az
tho Y. w. G. A. Mrs. C. u. Eichel.
berger was elected president aud
Mrs. Frederic struve. one OF the vice
presidents.
Mrs. Joshua Green and Mrs. c.
Norman Compton were chosen to
serve on the board OF directors with
Mr.. Herbert a. sehoonfeld, MFR. Paul
Gocrner and Col. A NJ. wctheriIl.
Mr. Nathan Eckstein was elected
vice president. Mr.. c. II. Howell.
treasurer. and Mr Charles NJ. F'arrar.
executive secretary.
DUNLAP PIT. a.
Tho Dunlap PIT a. will meet
Wednesday. January ie. az $50
y. m. The program win include n
talk on tho Priesthood Child" by
Miss Helen Reynolds. primary
school supervisor: a speaker on
Thrift: violin solo. by Barker
Wood. and tho sixth Grade win put
on feature under tho direction
OF Miss Carolyn Stevens.
GUARANTEE CLUB
Tho ouaranto club win meet
Tuesday evening. January Is. with
Mr.. and Mrs. William Anderson.
&i5e Beach drive.
CLARA BARTON TENT
ISsTALLs OFFICERS
Clara Barton Tent. Daughters 81
tho Civil War Veterans. held Us reg.
uIar meeting January .. Della Highly
presiding. Two candidates wero IN.
itlatod, Ciarn Kelez and Rose Jen-
klns. and tho following officers IN.
stalled:
President. Henrietta PARROT. senior
vice president. Margaret Linn: junior
vice president. Ida Jost. chaplain.
Frances Layman. treasurer. Rachel
Peterson: patriotic instructor. Anna
Matson. secretary. Martha Hartb.
rong: press correspondent. Elizabeth
Fohn: guide. Bessie Howe: mem0era
OF council. Della Highly. Flora Gil.
more. Emma Eakin: inside guard.
Belle Sheppard. outside guard. Della
Fall: musician. Lois silber; frat color
bearer: Ina Horner. second color bear.
err. Caroline Jost. third color bearer.
Violet Do Silvia; fourth color bearer.
Dorothy Horch.
Committee appointments were.
Floral. Ina Randolph. Irene sohu,t
and Laura Narmshold,; relief. Alice
Reynolds. Frances Russell and Olive
Fceley: visiting. Jennie Jewup. Lulu
Holmes and Lillian Spencer; social.
Jessie Hagen. Kato GillIgan and
Rennis Hodgden: entertainment for
three months. Irene schutt. Jessie
Lewis. Florence corbett and Nan
Palmer; telephone. Grace McAdam.
May Mikley. Caroline Jost. Fern
Hubbard and Mary Phtsrs.
CIVIC IMPROVEMENT CLUB
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CLUBS FOR SATURDAY
STREET RAILWAY

MEMS DANCE
The Alpha auxiliary OF Street Rail
way Mems local. 5sT. WIN give A
hard tirmess dance Saturday even
ing. January 12. In Fremont hall.
s472i Fremont ave.
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CIVIC IMPROVEMENT CLUB

Seattle Civic Improvement club
win meet at the Federation club.
house Thursday, January IL. Lunch.
con WIN be carved NJ 1890 o'clock.
Mrs. Henry Landes will speak on
Civic Duties" Members are urged
TO be present.
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SOUTHWEST
SEATTLE CLUE

The Southwest Seattle Improve
ment club will give dance Satur-
day evening. January IL, at the
clubhouse, z4th ave. $. w. and w.
Hudson.
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pYTHIAN SISTERS

Pythian Sisters Temple No. ..
will give a card party in Wings
cafeteria, Saturday evening, jan
uary IL. at SIS o'clock.
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PENNSYLVANIA STUDY CLUB

PENNSYLVANIA STUDY CLUB
The Pennsylvania Study club viii
meet Friday, January rs, at the Y.
w. 9. a. Luncheon ut IL O'Clock.
Miss Grace Denny will address tho
club on Art" Roll call. New Years
resolutions Musical program. Mrs
Louise Sampson and Mrs. Mac
Jacobs. hostcssea. All Pcnnsylvun.
ians welcome.
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NEIGHBoRHooD CLUB
The NeiEhborhood club Of West
Seattle will give q dance at Hia-
wataa Piayfield. Saturday evening.
January IL.
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- Come Shopping Whh cecaye -
A Prize to Win!

Someone's announced year-long contest Terminating IL,
cash rewards to the Seattle families using the greatest guam
Titles Of Northwest food products through 1874 Soaps
included, too, I'm sprei
TIE Just met Mr. SnoD this ,oeek artist qhose chief
delight IS capturing paper the feeting 0races Of little
children.
THO schools are opening Elise Griffith and Myra
JeffrB fH niM refreshing Vews Of modern beauty
tcork And Mrs Battis enthusiasm for efficiency NTH
cloth and scissors stoaps me- too There 10 8c happiness
tn studying and learning!
It's the month Of masquerade balls false noses, white
boards, bells tinsel spurs gorgeous oes The whole OF
Seattle IS stirring. Come "shopping' Nth mel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
MYRTLE sOCfAL CLnn

Myrtle Social club viii meet Mon.
day, January IL. at 2 D. m. in the
Masonic temple. Members and
friends invited to attend.
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woMANs EDUCATIONAL

CLUB
The Woman's Educational club
will meet Saturday, January IL, at
D. m. with Mrs. J. r. McGrew, 5oSI
18th ave. ". E. Mrs. w. r, Smart
in charge Of program for Music day.
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MIR. CARLSON is HAVING A SALE

His In tho Of beautifully demgned furniture that en-
yourself finished hamonlzs with tho wslLtons
home, 500 Pine
harfy complete lamps And
they're Tnshed lo Of iipino =
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II "cHILDREN's SPECIAL" PHOTOGRAPHS

Arc only 1900 At Tho CHRIsTf Studio, beaboar
pike An sittings arc made personally by one Of
child photographers in the country.
lighting ard composition count for everything
knolc. That's ,ehv camera artists are trained.
scplpforA arc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
BEAUTIFUL NEW SHOES BELOW COST!

because MIR, NEWBILANDr IL quitting the shoe
Atock OF fine footwear is marked Al sacrifice price
OF regular sii.o0 stock marked NJ lass. For
In every line call al 1894 Third Aysnuol
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A WHOLE LIFETIME

OF problems solved In Mn Hanb regular eou
OF 90 csons making at her school in the
w Instruction begins January Is at 10 o'clock MA nI2d
An edesssd Nth children sperds annual
ooftaen ~ rcadymades hires seanrstrea)
much spends oucers dnuseent fuel and house vi
keep all together the Of scissors and thread az
tiablc nishinO herseH 90
ch0n0e tho appalling proportioni
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-14

ko1I rSsoi 30 1s56h SlAtss, NV
|vyidEifsO1h posk kytovaI sIaEby i
'poflevac ty1ssiujs tAto povinnost
'zvysend pozornost 4 i viac fondov,
'ziada1y u kakay aby Csfveny
|KrM po0pOfSval I6aSdf j. sitafJ
IA ELENA Uervensho KtizA i prfEj<-
mamie ,novych idov a obnovovas
ME ndstya sd vydrziava od dna
prfmeria II. flovembra do dina
vd 'akyvzdania ~ ilovenbra. Ma
to byt' radostnym okamiho1l
stat sa iidonl hnmanitnej sluzby5
4 obnos 81 "a idstvo Cerveneho
Kriza je akosi nepriamym podic-
lonl na vel'kej pomocnej akcii NO
ffarfcj pre- v6jina, podnik to, kto-
remn So les1nie vyhnnt ziadeh
a ktoremu sa nema odopret po-
moe.
v Youngstown zapis do Cerve-
n6ho Krfza ie pravc ' pride a pro-
sine vsetkych Slovakov, aby sa
stall jcho clenmi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-14

iiohov. Yglll'x lisk - III
ostala F'raIicia XII v p6Ssst oays.
yatei'stv8 4 aiekU poaadn. lfk NH
n 4 million obyvafsi iov viac nez
nfsIa pred so fols1li, ylstlskto Nssae-
enc dosisiIo 81 1slliynd@ obytay
t1f'ov, AHgfid N 1liIson6v. dbts
vatel 'stvd Y Spoje4tch StatocA
vzrAstlb na no miIionov. Poses
obyvate1'stva ceI6ho syeta esfha-
duje 50 na !, 800 hslIionoy, z'issolfo
500 milio1tov pripaM ma Euforh,
200 n1ilidnov na Asfu, S0O nfiliv-
nov ia scveriiii 4 jtrsid Asnct;-
ku. $50 Milionov fta AffikA d nd
Australiu ) osff6yani v fiehonn
gsfare ma { milionov obyvatel'0s.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-14
,slI1istla bolss xblfana

StrategicAe d0vody stl len sn1ies
non zanfienkou. Jestli BY Kr6fn.
MICA dakou vojnou bola ohfUzo-
vafla, zasoba zlata, striebra i in6-
10 kovu III tux nepatfAe \ min.
covlli, ze lnoSu byt' 10 pol ilfa
.zbalefi6 d odyezeft. A tie stroje
Tic 1najd len tak0 hoanotn, ako
stroje inych tovarnf. 10 BY potion
vsetok priemysel i blfzkosti hra-
mic nillsel byt odvleceny d ma to
Enepomysli nikto, to by Bratisla-
va nesmela mat jedin1 tovarei1l,
ito by konl6rhdnska lcdenica ne
smela ami do zajtra rama ostat
tam kdc u, 20 BY sine museli ma
sc lode I Dfnaja ihned zaeat' w
I 'ahovat ma Tatry.
Kremnieka mincovna ami cia.
stocnc nesmie byt' odnesena do
Czech to .nedovolime, protf tomu
sa pdstavfme vsetci Slovaci do
jedneho. Vyzyvame vladu, by
chyr 0 prelozeni n1incovne krem-
nickel hasP denrensoyaaa, ,a6y
Slovensko nebolo poburovane, le-
DO Slovensko ozobraSovat neda-
ME.
volamc ma vsetkyeA sloverl-
skfch posl1ncov bez rozdielu
strain, aby V tejto otazke ' parla-
merte ami hovOfit nedovo1ili4 vo-
lame al nasim poslanconl narod-
ne demokratickym, ably tieto Il
mysle vTads III v zafodku ,fdusili.
Kremnickd mincoyiu budeme
chranit al svojou krvou, lebo jci
10 rasa schllba, nasas okrasa.'
("Nar. Dennfk vydavany il
kramaroveu stranou a ma Sloven-
sku sa len pred dvnlaa rokmi roz.
sfrila. Minister obchodi Noyal q
minister financif Becka prislaclia-
jd do tejto strany 4 naincovha pa
tri pod ich pravomoc.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-14
Uz CHOU All MINCOvNU o.
vLIECT DO CEsKA.

Y Bratis1ave vychodiaci mar.
etemokraticky 'Narodny Dennfk
pod titulonf "Ozobracovanie Slo-
venskass ,sverejnuje dlhsf clanok.
Ma zaeiatku udavayxc pre- odvls-
Genie bratislavskej dynamitky e.
Ste vie najst' omluvu presvladu a
potion pokraGujc takto: !.
"Ale nevieme a nemozzeme T.
znat' pffeinn zasretia vysokej ba-
nickel lesnej skoly Bai1skej
Stfavnici, ktora bola okrasou Slo-
venska, zivotnou podmienkou me.
sta, ktora odchovavala banickych
d lesntch inzinierov nielen pre-
mas, ale pre- cely svet, ktori 3
.Stiavnici "a styri roxy bydliaoi
boil by nasmu slovenskemu menu
slavu po celom svete. By
s3 3ssnd skola a mesto hynn =
hfFf6 alsas gaespovedat' I, ze preco
! da sa to ii porozumiet', al o
mlavit', ale nikto nikoho nepre-
svedei dnes o tom, ze Bailska Stiav
MICA prime k republike, ked' jej
odfala poklad zivobytia Al toto
50 da pofozumiet'.
Po Bahskej Stiavnici chce te-
raz vlada siahnut' ma Kremnic,
a oslniest' tamojsiu starodAvnu
mi -miiificoviln do Kutnej Hory, teda
Ease do CZECH.
Kremnicka mincovna je pamiat
kou Kremnice Slovenska tax
vzacnou, re sa musi zachranit !,
stoj Go stoj. Ked' renovujeme kde
aka maln soehn 20O-300 rokov sta
ri, ked ma opravu starych budor
dava stat rocne statisre a tieto
bndovy sn zname vo vacsine len
blizkemu okoliu, krcmnicka min
covna je svetoznama, kremnicky
dukat je znamy po ce1om svete,
kremnicka mincovna Cd IA. storo-
Ella jcstvovala a preto je hricchom
al len pomysl'at' ma to, ably tato
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-14
20 svETovEJ sTAT1sT1KY.

Y poslednycll so rokoch pod,
stupil pocet obyvatel 'stva v jed,
notlivych kult1rnych zemiach OBJ
rovske zmeny. Pred so rol1ami bo-
la nail 'udnatejsou zenou v zapad-
nej Europe Francia s 38 miliona-
mi obyvatel 'ov. Pc nej prislo nj
rad Nemecko 81 milionmi a VEL
ka Britania mala 40 milionev, kde
Ito sspojcne Staty maly len as mi-