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Evening star., 1924-05-11
Fascist IN GERMANY
PLAN DEMONSTRATION
Ludendorf, Won Mackensen and
Other Notables to See Won Moltke
Monument Unveiled.

By the Associate ted Press.
HALLE, Germany, May 10.-Unless
federal authorities at Berlin or the
Prussian government decree an
eleventh-hour prohibition, the Ger
fan Fascist organization will carry
out their program for an elaborate
outdoor demonstration on the oc-
casion of the unveiling of a monu-
ment to Field Marsh Won Moltke to-
morrow, it was declared tonight.
Gen. Ludendorff, Field Marshal
Won MacKensen and other celebrities
will attend the ceremony, and ad-
vance guards of the various Hitler
organizations, the Veterans Corps
and the National Student League,
were arriving hourly tonight. Gen.
J,udendorfrs arrival was made the
occasion for an ostentatious ovation.
The local police have announced
shat ample provision has been made
10 insure order. and have notified
+be Communists that they will not
he permitted to hold a counter dem
onstration. The report that the
former crown prince was scheduled
10 participate in the ceremony has
been definitely denied.
Evening star., 1924-05-11
COOLIDGE IS SILENT
ON EXCLUSION ISSUE
Conferees' Agreement on Measure
Eliminates Proposal Made
by President.
HOUSE DRAFT STILL STANDS
Provisions of Section Become Eff
fective July I.

Faced by the apparently unalterable
in operation of the japanese exclusion
provisions of the immigration bill,
conferees upon the measure again
agreed yesterday to make the exclu-
sion section effective July 1. 1924.
The agreement has the effect of
eliminating completely the proposal
OF President Coolidge that this gov
eminent endeavor to negotiate the
abrogation of the gentlemen's agree
ment prior to the effective date of ex-
clusion.
As approved by the conference
committee, the section prohibiting
admission of aliens Ineligible to
citizenship" stands as it came from the
House. The Senate version would
have made the section applicable
upon enactment of the bill.
VIII Go to Senate.
Tho report of tho conferees-the
third to which they have affixed their
signatures since the committee re-
ceived the House and Senate bills
probably will be laid before the
House tomorrow. 1t will lie over a
day under the rules and then will
come up for adoption. Afterward it
will go to the Senate.
There was no indication from the
White House yesterday that the
President would take any further
step to influence the Senate and
House conferees. Neither would
White House officials forecast wheth-
er the bill would be approved by
President Coolidge when finally sub
mitted to him.
Evening star., 1924-05-11
France and Japan Confer.

TOXIC, May 1o.-Franco-Japanese
negotiations looking toward an eco
nomic understanding between Japan
and Indo-C China. opened today. Vice
Minister of Foreign Affairs Matsu-
daira Is representing Japan. France
is represented by two members Of
the STAFF of M. Merlin. governor gen.
eral OF French Indo-China- The first
day was devoted to procedure and
agenda.
Evening star., 1924-05-11
MOROCCANS Defeated.
Spanish Troops Dislodge Rebel
Tribesmen From Position.

MADRID, May 10.-The rebellious
Moroccan tribesmen have been dis
lodged from their positions at Sidi
Mesaud, which menaced the Spanish
front, said an official statement on
the military operations in Morocco
today. 1t adds that the offensive will
be resumed tomorrow with the aid
of airplaneS No mention is made of
losses among the Spanish troops, but
the belief is expressed that they are
mot great
Cen Sanjurjo, who was at the head
of column during the Spanish re-
verses in Morocco in 1921, is about
to leave for Melilla to take up his
new post as commandant general
there.
Evening star., 1924-05-11
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 10.-Plans
to broadcast the entire proceedings
of the Republican national conven-
tion, which opens here June 10, have
been approved by the full Republican
national committee. and negotiations
were opened today with hroadcasting
stations in several cities to broadcast
the convention proceedings to per-
haps 10000, 900 people in all parts of
the country by means Of telephone
service and radio.
The plans to put the convention
ION the atr' ~ now outlined win
Evening star., 1924-05-11
TODAY'S STAR
Part One-40 Pages.

General News-LocaI, National Foreign
National Political Survey-Paaes 4
and 5.
Schools and coIieses-Pases 70 and 27
Spanish War veterans-Pace 81.
At the Community centers-Pase 81.
Veterans of the Great War-Paae SO.
Fraternities-Paees "a and IS.
Army and Navy News-Page 35.
D. A. r. Activities-Page 35.
Activities-Paae So.
Radio News and Gossip-Paee 81.
Sunday School Lesson-Paee SO.
Evening star., 1924-05-11
Russians Are Released.

BERLIN, May 10.-All members of
the Russian Soviet government COM
,,nerciai delegation who were arrested
b the recent raid by police on the
\sdQuarters of the delegation here
o been released. according to Vos-
.s Zeitung. "
Evening star., 1924-05-11
STOKES WINS POINT.
Court Upholds Affidavits in Law
yers 5000 Suit.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, May 1o.-The appli-
cation of Attorneys John A Nugent
and Daniel F. Nugent to have por-
tions stricken out of affidavits filed
by w. E. d. Stokes, owner Of the Ho-
tel Ansonia, in their suit to recover
$4,000, was denied today by Supreme
Court Justice Carswen in Brooklyn.
The attorneys say the money is ow-
ing as part of the legal fee for act
ing as counsel for Stokes in his di-
vorce suit against Mrs. Helen E1wood
Stokes, in which Stokes was de-
feated.
In his affidavit Stokes charged the
lawyers with extortion in obtaining
a note from him as part Of their fee
The Nugents denied his accusation,
and moved to have it struck out as
irrevelent-
Evening star., 1924-05-11
Part Two-14 Pages

Part Two-14 Pages.
Editorial and Editorial Features.
Washington and Other Society.
Girl Scouts-Page 10.
Tales Of Well Known FoIk-Paae II.
News of the ciubs-Pase II.
Boy Scouts-Page IL.
Reviews of New Books-Pase IL.
Around the city-Pase 13.
Evening star., 1924-05-11
JAPAN Government
THOUGHT Defeated
Returns From Election Indicate
Decisive Loss-Hear Premier
VIII Resign.

BY the Associated Press.
TOXIC, May 11.-Early returns to-
day indicated the decisive defeat of
the government in yesterdays cleo
tions.
The japanese press credits Premier
Kiyoura with the statement that he
will resign II the government is
beaten.
Evening star., 1924-05-11
Part Three-12 Pages.

Part Tmee-12 Pages.
Amusements-Theate and the Photo.
play.
Music in Washinaton-Faee 5.
Notes of Art and Artlsts-Paee 5.
Motors and Motorino-Pases to II.
The Civilian Army-Page 12.
seriat-"Mlstres WlIdins"-Paae 12.
Evening star., 1924-05-11
DAVIS MAKES AIR TRIP,
Labor Secretary Goes to Philadel.
phia for Ware Dinner.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1c.-rhe
airplane bearing Secretary Of Labor
Davis from Cleveland landed at Pine
Valley, N. j., at 2:o2 pm. today. The
Secretary made the trip to attend a
dinner here tonight in honor Of
Representative William s. Ware. The
plane left Cleveland at $3.50 am. and
reached Bellefonte, Pa, at 11:25. It
left there at 1901 for Pine Valley.
The Secretary motored from Pine
Valley to Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1924-05-11
BATTLE WITH AXES.
Woodsman Found Dead and Oppo-
nent Nearly Unconscious.

nent Nearly Unconscious.
By the Associated Press.
GROTON. Mass, May 1o-As a re-
suit OF duel with axes today in a
Groton wood lot Donat Fontaine,
thirty-fve, of Lowell is dead and his
opponent. Joseph Gaencn, sixty, also
OF Lowell, is not expected to live.
Gagnon is in a Lowell hospital.
The men were chopping wood at
some distance from others of a chop
ping gang. When Frank de Foe, the
foreman, went to inspect their work,
he found Fontaine dead from many
deep gashes and Gagnon about to
lose consciousness from wounds all
most as severe. Gagnon was too
weak from loss Of blood to make any
statement Both mems axes were
bloodstained. None of the other
choppers knew what started the fight.
Evening star., 1924-05-11
Absolute Opposition to Sub
stitute for 60-40 System
Expressed in Statements.
TO TAKE ARGUMENTS
TO SENATE TUESDAY
Capper Vigorously Opposed to
Rider to Change Fiscal
System in Capital.

Absolute opposition to the Cramton
amendment, which would substitute
a fixed sum of $4,000. 900 in the Dis
trict appropriation bill in lieu Of the
S0-40 plan, and decision to endeavor
to have the 6o-40 plan restored in
the bill, was expressed yesterday by
the three District Commissioners in
official statements.
The Commissioners will 60 before
the District subcommittee of the
Senate appropriations committee
Tuesday morning. At that time they
will urge vigorously that the Cram
ton rider be stricken from the bill
and the existing legal basis of fiscal
relationship in the form of the 60-40
plan, under the act of July 2s, 1922,
restored.
Evening star., 1924-05-11
sss. 100000 TO DEPARTMENTS.

An appropriation bill carrying about
$68,oo0,ooo for expenses Of the de-
partments of State, Justice, Commerce
and Labor was passed yesterday by
the Senate.
Evening star., 1924-05-11
BONUS BILL RETURNED,
Goes Back to White House After
Examination in Bureaus.

The soldier bonus bill was returned
to the White House yesterday after
study by the budget bureau, Treas
ury Department and Veterans Bu-
reau.
President Coolidge probably will
announce his action on the measure
early this week.
Evening star., 1924-05-11
FOREST AGAIN BLAZES.
Troops Called to Combat Fire in
Arizona.

DOUGLAS. Ariz., May 1o.-A forest
fire which originated early Thursday
morning in Pridham Canyon, in the
Chiricahua Mountains and which was
believed to have been extinguished
late yesterday has broken out anew,
according to word received here. A
call for troops to combat the con-
fagration has been telephoned to
Camp Harry J. Jones here.
Evening star., 1924-05-11

Part Four Pages.
Pink Sports Section.
Evening star., 1924-05-11

Comic Section Pages.
Mr.. Straphaneer; ReaIar FeIiers; Mr.
and Mrs.; Mutt and JEFF.
Evening star., 1924-05-11

Part Six-2 Pages.
Classified Advertising.
Financial News-Pases 10 and II.
District National Guard-Paae IL.
Evening star., 1924-05-11

Graphic Section--12 Pages
World Events in Pictures.
Evening star., 1924-05-11
Hope Placed in Conference.

Since the rider has aready passed
the House, its rejection by the Senate
will throw the issue into conference.
Hence, it may be possible, the Com
missioners indicated that the amend
ment introduced by Representative
Moore of Virginia, on May l, providing
for investigation of the fiscal affairs
in the District by a congressional
commission which would report back
to Congress on this proposition on
January /, 1925, may in the event of a
deadlock in conference be considered
by the conferees as compromise
proposition.
The Commissioners do not however,
present this possible compromise as
their proposition. The fiscal rela-
tionship of the United States and the
District of Columbia on the 60-40
basis was fixed by the act of June
%. 1922, for five years and taxes were
levied for these five years on that
basis by the specific words of the
statute. It is felt that the fiscal re-
lationship established by this COM
promise law should be left undis-
turbed for the fve-year period, un-
less the law is overthrown and an
other substitute, in its place by
legislative action of the two houses,
after hearings and favorable reports
by the District committees.
Blew to Fiscal Plans.
II is the contention of Commits
sioner Oyster that when the 60-40
plan went through it was to be in
effect for five years. District plans
for improvement were made with that
in mind, he said. The Cramton
amendment knocks these plans into a
cooked hat"
Commissioner Oyster announced
yesterday that in addition to stand
ing pat as an advocate of the 6o-40
plan of appropriation he favors a
bond issue of about $2o,000,o0O to
cover permanent improvements in the
city. This is separate and distinct
from any proposition to defeat the
Cramton amendment, which sets
SS,000,0o0 as the federal contribution
Evening star., 1924-05-11
"FrOn Press to Home
Within the Hour"

The Star is delivered every evening and
Sunday morning to Washington homes at
90 cents per month. Telephone Main 5000
and service will start Immediately.
Evening star., 1924-05-11
WEATHER.

Clouded, with occasional showers
today and tomorrow; continued cool;
gentle to moderate east and south
east winds; temperature for twenty
two hours ended at 10 pm. last
night: Highest, 81, at 4 pm: lowest,
SO, at 10 pm. Full report on Page 20.
Evening star., 1924-05-11
Blew to Fiscal Plans.

CONTINUED on Page 2. Column g.
Evening star., 1924-05-11

Part Ffve-8 Pages.
Magazine Section-Features and Fiction
Evening star., 1924-05-11

Continued on Page z, Column 81
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-04
NADEJ KLAME = c1NY vEDu X UsPEcHU

g., Slavian si znaln akeI nepraktck snkovia Sniva-
ill., planuj, nadee rosvilujd zostavajd obycane pri
svojich snoch pri svojich planoch p svoch nadeach
Phi Slovakoch, ako epravdotych slavianocf tieto
charakterstick6 znaky SIT az sypdkt sovak pri lhani
do pestee vysnfva 81 cey raj zeln opo nadejou
zasp sladko ably rano prebudl pri osklvej szutoc
,nosti svojej biedy. planov ostaa len nadej
nade tel hrdaai derje tazkej prac dalej. Jeho
vysnivane plany .predstavia M len hmisto pred
ocaln icl1 tskutocnenic nem odvahy. Koji made
o ze tobude epsie, re to zvrtne talk doze tel
deji staroby bez uskutoGnenia eho vidn, eho
IL George NJ Reynolds, predseda Continental & Com
nlerc1a National banky, druhej navacsej banky Ame
ke vyhlasil re nadej je kam loz. lie nade je ako
pojny jed, ktory sp6sob premnl pocit zacas ale ma
strasne nasledSy. Nasledky precena najdenia sa V
hroznej skutoenost
Nemyslime ze nadej je kam loz. Myslime ale, ze
primoc nadeje zaden Gin vedd nezdau Kazdy co-
vek potrebue trocAu osladenia svoho zvota nadej
fym osladenm. Avsak primoc omamovania sa nadejou
zabia ducha vol'u einu Preto prisn6ho nadeena
treba vystrihat.
Snivanie planovanie, ked' s cie uved,ice nidei
s dobre vlastnos ale mus byt' pri mich pevna vol'a
sebad6vera pany tie uskutocnt Preto pestume prak-
tick6 mysenie, sin VOL cinu sebad6veru dopracu-
jeme llspechu zivote
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-04
TISfC REVOLVEROV.

Ola udania youngstownskeho postmajstra West
wooda cd januara ohto roku doslo posu vySe slc
zaselok revolverov New Yorku. Vysetrovanin zist,
vseky zasieky adresovan6 boly ngrov ucich
Brier Hill Haselton
Tisc revoverov rukach nigrov daco znanlena Dve
vrazdy pocajtov Rubyho East Youngstown Leonardo
Youngstown mozu byt prp pisane v1b tel slobode,
akou vrahova ku zbran dostal Mnoh6 zbojstva sl
tez vysledkom toho. Zanedbany cernoch revolverom
ruke je nebezpecny vzdy, je schopny vsetkeho.
Avsak tieto ponlery nezavinh nigr Zavnilo ich
epekne chovanie bieych ludi ku MIN tn po celej
Amerike. Hovori verejne, re tsic revoverov vtis
cernochom Kukluxi do r,lk svojn demolstratvnym DO
stupovanim.
Met pochybnosti ze druhych tsic revolverov nachod
rukach nych obyvatel ov mesta protivnikov Kuklu
Mnohe arestovana pre- nosene zbrane to dokazuju
Youngstown e teraz hniezdom ozbroen6ho obyvae
nasedovne moznSm javiskom plenennych inych bo
ov ktorch strelne zbrane bud upotrebene Len edna
lnala iskra = vybnch je hotovy.
Napnutost' zvysuje fakt, ze nleste iestvuje prot
kukuxska organizaca zvana "Rytieri Plamenneho Kru
hu'' nedelu clenovia tejto organizacie pal svo
kruh pred metodistickym kostolom na Hman ST.. kto
rom sa nachodilo dakych $500 Kukuxov Skoro povsta
Ia vseobecna btka Zabranila ju satna polica pocom
so muzov kor nachodii pri kostole Tedy uz satna
polica udrzuje mese poriadok pre- nabozenskl nena
visit Rytier palii kruh ako odpoved Kukuxon ktori
ia den sv Patrcka palili po meste krize
TAX So vd re je najvyss cas-, ably ludia prish
Nesnasanhvost neviedla nikdy dobrenu skodila
,setkym Youngstown zjd TAXI taxi ludia mali by
adet zivot 81 vzajone sprijelnnovat ME 81 ho STRIP
Goyat L'udia ktori til zast rozduchu mali by byt od
tnte6ni "a tsh nebsspeaM va loasnsaaIl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-04
NfB6o 8 sL0vkKoOH MA
VANDIR0RITT, PA.
4 APRfI.A 1924.

East Youngstown, o. Mile
sestry bratia v East Youngs-
town a celej okolici! Y dhoch cd
s. do II. marca bola som ma Van
dergrift, Pa. ma navSteve. Prave
Y tie dni tamojsi 1896 sbor Sloven-
skej Ligy Andrej Hlinka NAL
prednasku, ma ktorej som bola j
ia pritomna. Pocula som recnit'
naSho brata Jakuba Vdrosteka,
predsedu VVboru Vychodneho
Slovenska Slov. Ligy a pana Dax-
nera Y Pittsburghu, ktorf vel mi
krasna reGnili. Vel l'mi ma tesilo,
ze mas narod ma Vandergrift So
budi 70 spankii. Pred paru rokmi
neb0lo tn slovenskeho kostola,
vsetci sme chodili do anglickeho,
a dneska, id tie sa podfvat'. So
vaci maju tam uz svoj kostol, .kla-
stor, kde 8 sestier uei sloYenske
dietky. Majii tam isloysnsku hal,i.
Slava North i East Vandergrift-
skym Slovakoma zatoh ~
ynIia Barliak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-04
Hl'AD4lJ;t sA.

Jozef Caderna, byvaly legionar,
ktory posledne zdrzoval sa Gle
velande Hl'ada ho jeho brat A,t-
gustin Caderna, byvajuci V Bra
tislave na Priboji pod {. 4.
Anna Sobotik v Piest 'anoch hi a
da svojho manzela Michala So
botika, ktoreho posledna adresh
bola: 317 Z o3rd ST., New York.
Kto by O nom znal mech pise Slov.
Lige, p. O. Box 996, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-04
(Pokraco'vanie.)

. ~ A~S~
| Vrativsi sa sekrstar prace Ja-
mes j. Davis doniesoi taky priser-
ny obraz Europy, ktory ho po-
hnul podat' .zpravu al predlc-
hou, 0 ktorej kongres pojeetnaval
V prvom tyzdni mesiaca decembra
1923, odkazal predlohu Vyboru
Prist 'ahovaleckemu., Medzi tym
holy podane navrhy:predloh my yeh.
vsetky smerujdce ku obmedzenih
prist 'ahovalectva. Najvacsieho chy
ru dozila sd predloha predseau
Vyboru Prist 'ahovaleckeho eth.
Alberta Johnsona 20 statu Wash
ington. .ss
Tato prelloha sa zapodieva v
prvom rade cast GU Administered
nou, vydavanlm t, Nv. prist'aho-
valeckych certifikatoy, ktors, Wy
dava americky, konzul. Len ten by
smell opustit' Europu,. kto ma ta-
kyto certifikat.. Sl tam al inc opa-
trenia, ktore tuna rozoberat' ne
idem, lebo som sa mimi zaoberal
na inom mieste. Ale jedna zasada
navrhovanej predlohy je takej po-
vahy, re sa protivi vsetkym poi,
nom demokracie protivi sa | 'ud.
skemu pravu lie V odpore kaz.
dou ethickou zasadou.
Je to opatrenie, re pocet budi.'
ne pripustnych prist 'ahovalcov ma
obnaSat' 2Re na zaklade scitania
l'udu roku 1890.
Toto opatrenie vyvolalo vel ky
odpor II narodnosti, ktore sem pri
Sly po roku 1890. a predsa svojoU
hrivnou prispcly ku zvel 'adeniu
tejto zeme, ktora teraz zamTSi &
utvorit' Mich akusi druhotried
nu triedu obcanov. lebo otvorens
nadrziava Nemcom a len Meme
s1 skutocnymi prijemcami vyhoo
stvorenych pre- mich tymto ziko
nom. Druhe. ne-nemecke narody
>l takreceno vytvorene Z Ame
riky.
Preto Slov 3Iiga Ameriie, NJ
odporueanie Rev, C. l.. Orbacha
Rtory Dol povereny sdcastnit' S;
ma konferencii tovarnikov (Na
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-04

rike.
Predseda: A kol ko ma clcnov?
Koreff: Rekordovane clenstvo
obnasa 10000 clenov, dozerajIc
mad zaujmami asi iedneho milo
ma Slovakov ziidcich vo Spoje.
nych Statoch.
Predseda: Wy myslite Slovfkoy
naturalizovanych?
Koreff: Naturalizovanych ne
naturalizovanych.
Predseda: Wy hovorite, ze ste
uradnikom?
Koreff: Som Shore direktc-
row.
Predseda: Wy ste v Shore direk-
torov?
Koreff: Som v Shore direktorov
Ia zaklade moiho clenstva V sbo-
re d0vernikoy Sdruzenia Sloven-
skych Novinarov.
Predseda: Ci plata clenovia prl
spevky?
koreff Plata.
Prcdseda: Kol ko plata?
Koreff: Plata $1.00 rocne.
Predseda AXE procento su ame-
rickymi obcanmi?
Koreff: Povedal by som 80 pro-
centov.
Predseda: Sest 'desiat procentov
skutocnych, prispevky platiaclch
clenov su americkymi obcanmi:
(Pokracovanie bud1cne.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-04
sIoVENaEA LIZA A.oTAxKA pRIsTAHo-
VALHCKk


tional Manufacturers Association
a ktora tiez, ovSem inych priein,
zaujala odlnietave stanovisko voci
5tejto prediphe) vyslala Rev. G. L.
..Orbacha d naha do Washingtonu,
aby sme tam zauilny slovenskych
a ceskych prist 'ahovalcov zastupo-
vail pred Kongresnym Vyborom
.Prist 'ahovaleckym, ktort.yvdrzia-
val vysluchy 70 tejto predlohe.
Dosiel som do Washingtonu 2.
jannara a ostal som. tam dos. jan.
Navstivil som kongresnikov Al
leghenskeho .okresu, hlavne eth.
Guy E. Campbella Pittsburghu.
Potion som navstivil kongresnlka
Sabatha z Chicago, Ills. Kongres-
nix Campbell pride ma rekord V
prospech Slovakov, lebo on sa
vzdy choval vel mi slusne voci Slo-.
vakom a Sioyaci voci nemu. Ma
tomto mieste muslin poznameaat',
ze trebars som nebol jednym koD
stituentov kongresnika Sabatha,
predsa sa tento tax srdeGne i.
chotne choval voci mne, re by to
|Slovaci a Cesi ieho volebneho
distriktu mali vziat' ma vedomic a
" primarkach vol bach vzdy 81
ma neho spomenuli. ako IA ;ch
priatel'a uprimneho.
Umoznil mi on, ze som dostal W.
sluch pred Vyborom radou, po-
kynami pomocou znacne prispel
k tomu, re Slovenska Liga bola
reprezentovana ako sa nalezi te
lesu tax vaznemu. O vysluchu sa-
nom nepoviem mic. Mech "a mia
hovori vereiny rekord kongresu.
Pedavam tito zpravu vedo-
min, re som sa shostil svojho p0-
verenia ako som najlepsie vedel.
Aky to bude mat nasledok, sam
Bob vie. Vykonali SINE, GO sa Wy
konat' dalo.
Nasledovne ie preklad reel mo-
jej pred Vyhorom kongresu pl-
sanym dodatkom faktov, ktors
som pocas svojej reel nemoliol
preqniest Ne prqdkI pal bu @
tazok ostreho krfzovaho vyslu-
chu:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-04
YoUNGSTOWNSKY v NEMOCI
PoDPoRUJUCI SPOLoK
TATRA.

Uradnici: Jozcf Martinko, predse1a,
255 Carlton ST., M. Dupej, podprcdsc-
da. Stefan Novotny. uctovnik, 404 j..
Myrtle Ave. Andrej Adamko, poklad
mix, 1884 Oak St. - Martin Muran-
sky a Frantisek Hudik, dozorcovia.
Sch6dzc vydrziavajd sa kazdd prv1
nedel'u mcsiaci = skole sv. Cyrilla l.
Methoda 2. hod. popoludni.
- Slovenska Liga je vscnarod-
ma ustanovizen, vstupujte do nej!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-04
z c1NNo6TI sssLov. LfGY.

Vo<Vandergrift, Pa. zreorgani-
zoSany boil Okresny Sbor Ligy.
8. marca 1876. sbor Llgy NAL
prednasku. " !
Sbor Ill. Ligy Niagara Falls:
N. Y: Dol zreorganizovany.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-04
OSVEDCENIE p. O. d. KOREFFA z PITTSBURGHU
(vysluch pred kongresnym Prt ahovaleckym vyborom)

Mr.. koreff: Moje memo je O..
D. Koreff; som obyvatel Pitts
burghu, Pa, povolanlm novinar,
rodeny V Cechach, ktore teraz tvo-
ria east Cesk oslovenskei republi-
ky, naturalizovany americky OBJ
can.
Predseda Wy redigujete noviny
zvane
Koreff: Narodne Noviny, 1rad-
ny organ Narodneho Slovenskeho
Spolku. Tieto noviny maj1 staly
stlpec anglickych lvah maly no
Ia predoslych osem rokov.
Predseda: Pokracujte teda va
Sim osvedcenim.
Koreff Pane predseda a cIeno-
via Vyboru! Je t'azko dodat' nino
ho ku vytecnym vyvodom p. Mar.
shalla poviem priamo, ze Mi Y
istej miere vzaly podu pod noha-
mi don1tily ma, ably som zmenil
svoju liniu utoku, iestli ze mi ie
dovolene hovorit' 0 tom, co chcem
predlozit' ako % dtoku. Zastupu.
jem Slovensku Ligu Amerike,
organizaciu pozostavajticu ma
rodnych, vzdelavajucich, brat.
skych podpornych a nabozenskych
organizacii a ich casopisov. hlav.
nym Iradom Pittsburghu.
Predseda: Ako nazyvate til or
ganizaciu? ..
koreff: Slovcnska Liga .Ame.