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COMPOSER SAYS COST
 OF LESSONS HAMPERS
 U. 5. MUSIC STUDENTS

FRANKFORT, Dec. 3-Native mu- i 3icians will never have a fair op- portunity in the United States un- til the cost of musical education is reduced in America, according to Simon Bucharoff, the Chicago com poser who is in Germany arranging for the production of his new grand opera, "Sakahra."
 We should have government and city support for music schools and opera houses in the United States said MT. Bucharoff, land I believe such public spirited citizens as Gen. eral Dawes will eventually bring about the establishment of schools of that character, where poor, but talented, young Americans may get thorough musical education at small cost. A school, such as the Berlin Musical High School, would be boon to hundreds of young Ameri- cans who are struggling to become artists.
 Tn the Berlin school German pu- pills have tuition for about $50 a year, and foreigners pay about twice that amount. Only youngsters who are wellrOunded in music are talk en, and the course in the school is ordinarily three years. Most of the pupils have had at least five years of training before they enter the Berlin school.
 Think of the difference in cost for students in Germany and America. skilled teachers in the United States charge advanced pupils s1O, s2O or even $50 a lesson. When one con- slders that most really gifted pupils ln the United States cannot afford to pay even $2 a lesson and are often earning all their educational funds it is little wonder that Am erican students become discouraged. We can educate our American sing CTS and musicians in the United
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JOURNALISTS
 CAN GO INTO BUSINESS

SEATTLE, Dec 4.-Graduates of the University of Washington school of Journalism can own their own newspapers after finishing their courses here it was announced by Dean M. Lyle Spencer, director
 Dean Spencer, who has been financ- ing the scheme said it has been in operation for some time and that sev- en newspapers in Washington have been purchased by graduating stu dents.
 When the newspaper is purchased, Dean Spencer says he becomes own CT of 51 per cent of the stock, the graduate student buying the remain
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HEADS WIDOWS AND WIDOW
 ERS' CLUE

Mrs. N. B. Stull of Sandusky, O., who is president of the Widows and Widowers' Club with branches in ev- cry large American city says her idea has matured beyond her expectations. Two years ago she started the club with the idea that widows and widow CTS could form pleasant association. The idea proved good and prospered. AS Mrs. Stull claims the club is not for marital-minded people, for as soon as some one marries their member snip card is revoked
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DO NOT FAVOR PLANS 0F
 SOVIETS

MOSCOW, Dec. "A far-reaching policy toward the peasantry is en- visaged in a speech delivered recent ly by Stalin, one of the powerful tri- umvirate now controlling the des- tinies of the Bolshevik party Stal- in's remarks were addressed to the secretaries of the so-called com munistic cells" in the villages. In view of the overwhelming prepon- derance of peasants among the citi- zens of the Soviet Union, Stalin's frank admission of the peasants aloofness from the soviet's political activities acquires high importance
 Stalin stated unreservedly that the work of the communists in the will lages continues to represent the weakest side of the party The ''cOmmunist cells" or village groups of bolsheviks, have become accus- toned to considering their own mood rather than the temper of millions of non-pratisan peasants, without whose support their work is unavail- ing. Stalin eXhorts his comrades in the villages to learn the needs, de sires and humors of the common folk on the land, and to discord their own leanings toward bureaucracy
 He points out that the communist carry on in full swing, because the bolsheviks are surrounded by a mass of impartial but sympathizing citi- zens. These non-partisan sympa- thiZers are lacking among the peas ants, declares Stalin, and the party groups in the villages have not sue ceeded in approaching closely enough the agrarian population.
 It is one of the main tasks of the villages, as has been done in the party, he continues, to create in the urban districts, 'an intermediate layer of sympathizers, who stand be tween the party itself and those who are wholly detached from commun- ish'
 The communist is sdmonished to refrain merely from teaching and commanding" the peasants and is urged to approach them on foot ing of equality.
 We have much to learn from the peasants" says Stalin, "and if we fail to win the confidence of the non- partisan element on the land, a gaunt wall will intervene between our party and the peasantry."
 Referring to the recent events in Georgia, Stalin attributed that insur- rectionary movement to the fugitive mensheyiks and foreign powers, but adds that the mensheviks succeeded in winning over the peasants in var ious Georgian districts. He attri- butes the hostility of this section of the peasantry to the poorly estab- Hshed contact between tn ecommun- is tparty and the masses of the land' and, in general, to the made quate foothold of the party in the provinces.
 The sOviets are the barometer of the party's power in the country" declares Stalin, "and this barometer failed to rise to the occasion in cer- tain Georgian districts, when it was most necessary
 "The events of Georgia are signifi- 1 cant What happened there might occur elsewhere in the union, if we do not succeed in creating an at mosphere of confidence between par
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SEWARD DAILY GATEWAY

States better than it can be done here, and by so doing we can lay the foundations for a real American type of music and divorce ourselves from European standards.
 We can get all the European teachers we need in America and create schools just as good as the government maintains in Germany or any other European country"
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-15
REKoRD UspEcHU,

V Milwaukee zomrel vo veku
5S rokov dramaticky soisovatel'
a herec jednej osobe, ktory svo-
Jim kusom "Lightning'' dosiahol
najsenzaene.Eeho tispechu ma
americkych javiskach. Tento boil
predneseny najprv septembri
1918 v New Yorku a zostal od
tel DOLBY mnoho vecerov na re-
pertoiru. Mimo to hrali no cele
roxy este tyzdenne ma troch do
poludha jsich predstaveniach. Ten
to tspesny kus, V ktoroem autor
hral hlavnh hlohu, vynesol mu
Wac nez 4 mil. dollarov. Autor
hral svoju 1lohn 1000 krat. Pri
posledhom predstaveni opvtal sa
no ktorysi priatel', ci sa neboji,
ze sc toho zblazni a ci by medal
prednost spokojntmu pobytu ma
Floridc. Herec odpovedal: "Na-
prosto ME, som obet 'ou svojho
nspechu a boil by som nevd 'acny,
kdyby som, pri takom tispechu
nechal kus, ktortmu vsetko d'a
kujem. Neopustim javisko, do
kial' publikum nebudc nasytene
m6jho kusu.'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-15

dlnjd sa konesne j ma tvojom Ii
q. d IA celon tvojon tele. Ak pre-
ylada myslienka neustalej mlado-
sti, opozd 'niti sa prirodzene po-
chody starnutia.
Drz sa teda pevne myslienok
mladosti. Pomysli 81 vzdy, ze tvo-
je telo ie vytvorom poslednych
dvoch rokov, ze ami jedina two
jich bunek ' celom tele ME je cd
dvoch rokov starsia, ze tvoie telo
je neustale mlade, pretoze sa tc-
raz bez ustania novotvori a obno-
vuje, a. re teda stale m6ze a ma
mat sviezi mladistvy vyzor.
Diva roxy stara buhka sama 0 Sc
be nevyzerala by jake seaemdc-
stat 'roena: hen tvoja myslenka,
re 81 stary, robi, ze tax vyzera.
A je predsa rovnako l'ahko zvyk-
nut 81 zachovat' 81 myslienku
mladosti, ako mysliet' porad ia
starobu.
y. g Mardan
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-15
NIECo o KNIHACH.
O. s. Marden.

Kto. obohatit chce svoju dusu,
svoje vedomosti, musi citat' kni-
,hy dobrt, lebo V tychto ulozeni
s1 nielen najlepsie nVSlienky a
zkhsenosti, ale al veda.
Okrem nailepsieho priatel'a
nachadzame v mich al najlepSie
priklady pre- Eivot; lebo knihy
hovoria nami doverne, uteSuji
mas a dodavaju nam chut' k pra-
ci.
Sn nam utitel'om a pestitel'om
characteru ale len knihy dob
re. V prvom rade treba rozozna-
vat knihy dobre a Spatne. Kni-
hy spatne s1 tiez t. w. krvave
romany, fantasticke detektivky
opak zivota, ktore podporujti
len smyselnost' l'ud odvracajii
Cd uzitoenej prace. Name teda
c'tat' len knihy take, ktorych OBJ
sab mozeme uplatnit' pre- vSeobec-
ne al odborne vzdelanie - pre-
naSe dobro.
Citat' hocktorn knihu bez W.
beru je nielcn ntracanie drahe-
no casu, ale tiez utracanie duSev-
nej silly.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-15
~ 4 Z
pordcal.

,Tym matkam, ktore majti be-
by a nemozu ich pridajat oapo.
rii6ame uzivat Borden-ovo Eag.
lie Mlieko na flaskove pridajanie.
Je to tym najjemnejsim mliekom
najepsim cukrom, vdecky spolrl
smiesanyym a pripraventm. Bor-
den-ovo Eagle Mlieko je tou po-
travon, ktora zbnduje pevne no.
hy zdrave telo. Ono omnznuje
kojencu naberat' vahy, ktorn mu-
81 mat, ably bolo normalne I'd
rave. Je schvalene a odporIcant
lekarmi vyse sest 'desiat-pat' ro-
kov pre- jeho znamenitn akovost
Matky vynajdu, re pravidelne I'd
rave nemluna stale a ustaviGne
sa vyvinuje ma Eagle Mlieku. Je-
still neznate, re ako uzivat' Bor-
den-ovo Eagle Mlieko, vyrezte 81
kupon ohlasky, ktora je ma
Som casopise, poslitc no ma Bor-
den Company a odtial' yam poslG
zdarma upravu vo vasom vlast-
nom jazyku, ze ako mate krm;t
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-15
18. do "a mesiaca. - Styri
krmenie denne.

@ Z. rano = KukuriGnn kasu,
oatmeal, dnsen1 kukuricu (pri-
pravit, ako je hore .udane. Ma
sa dat mliekom alebo maslom
a sol'ou. Ma mako yarene vajce
kazdy druhy alebo treti den. OBJ
cas- posekann knraeinn. Sialku
mlieka. Suchar a maslo, alebc
starsi chlieb $ maslom.
O 9. rano - St avn jedneho
pomaranca.
OIL. rano - Dusena hovadzi-
ma, zmleta alebo pokrajana; sire
dok jahhacieho rezka, JENNIE
rozkrajany. Kuracinu, Spinat,
spargla, omacka, rozdrobene va
rene zemiaky, pareny kalerab, po
puceny karfiol. Pecene jablko ale
bo jablcna omacka. StarSi chlieb
a maslo. Po dvadsiatom prvom
mesiaci poeene zemiaky a dobre
uvarenn strukovn fazulu.
O3. popoludni - Kuraciu, no
vadziu alebo, baraniu polievku s
r!zou alebo s rozdrobenym sta
rym chlebom. Custard, kukuriG-
ma kasa alebo ryzovy nakyp pa
rene slivky. Bran suchare a maslo
alebo starsi chlieb maslo.
O 6. vecer - Grfzku. cream of
wheat, wheatena (oboje ma byt' ,
varene dive hodiny(. Davajtc Cd
jednej do troch polievkych ly-
ziek mliekom alebo s maslom a
solou. Jedno napitie mlieka, su-
char alebo starry chlieb a maslo.
Poznamka: Diet "a dostavat ma
len vel'mi malicko masa do We
ku sedem rokov. Ia tymto vekom
mala porcia maSa ma byt' davana
diet 'ati len raz do dna. Jestli die
ia krmene je ma potravinach, kto
re sn bohate na proteiny, ako vai-
cia, fazul'a, hrach alebo ryby,
vtedy maso v6bec nema byt' da-
vane, iba ak by no sam lekar od-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-15
MATKA.

Z" Ktorasi mlada pani v Bostonu
octla sa po smrti svojho muza s
tromi diet mi bez postriedkov.
Ako zcne bolo jej t'azko najst
vEnosnt zamestnanie. Provliekla
sa tedy "a muza a docielila sp0-
sobom dobre postavenie. Pone-
vac jej deti boly este vel'mi ma
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-15

F, riastly od tel DOLBY Y domne.
min, ze zijn SO svojim' otcom a ju
al tax menovaly. Gasom vzrastla
Y nei ale tuba ably ,ju menoyaly
matkou. Odlozila preto po mno-
hych rokoch muzsky oblek a W.
stupoyala Ease ako zena; ztratila
tim sice svoje miesto; ale zfskala
Ease dusevne uspokojenie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-15

| l1.lDosf.


erz4Ayai 50 presvedsenia, ze
~ tyoilm spravom adelom, aby
si ostal. stale mlady ze je ne
spravno, ak vyzeras sostarle. Ne
staraj So Q to, ak ii l'udia horo.
ria: "Starnes, je to na tebe Vi
det''' a odporuj i'm do oan :
Stvoritcl' ma ureil pre- stalu
mladost' ustavisny vzrast, ne
dam 50 priprayit Q svoj ndel.''
Neusinaj nikdy $ predstavou
starnutia. Je treba, aby's vyhnal
mysli vsetky starostlive mysli-
enky, ak sa chystas k spanku, le-
bo starosti p6sobia, ze sa mod
zgu vyluauje vapnik, ktory pre-
stupuje hunky modzgove.
Mysli radsei pri usinani ma to,
60 je ii najmilsie a 60 by's 81 mai.
viacej 20 vsetkeho prial. A ked
sa rano prebudiS, mech hned' W.
st1pi pred tvoj dusevny zrak OBJ
raa mladosti. Hovor sam sebe:
"Som mlady, nem6zem ami So
starnut', lebo v nltri mojom sid
Ii bozstvo a bozstvo nestarne.
Treba 81 odvykntit' mysliet', re
6im dlhsie zijeme, elm viacej ma
dobndame zknsenosti, elm viacej
pracujeme, ze tym Wac a skorej
SINE opotrebovanf, vyterpani a ne
potrebni. Praca, tvoriva cinnost
zivota, nevycerpava, ale naopak
omladz,tje no robi silnejSim.
Nezapominajme na zakon prirod-
ny, dl'a ktoreho necinnot 'ou orga-
ny zakrnujii, cinnost 'ou vsak ra-
stu stavaju sa silnejsimi.
{ Je nepopieratel'nou skutoeno-
st'ou, re priroda dala nam vee-
MI mladost' dajuc nam silu a
moe vecne sa obnovavat'. Met
jedinej bunky v nasom tele, kto-
ra by mohla starnit', lebo vSet-
ky buhky sa neustale obnovujd a
sice, elm s1 cinnejSie tHm ca
stejsie: mnohe uz po niekol'kych
hodinach, inc po niekol 'kych
dhoch alebo tyzdhoch.
Najpomalejsie regeneruj1 Job
novuj1) sa bu1ky kostne; ME-
ktori badatelia hovoria, ze osem-
desiat az devat 'desiat 20 sta ma
sich bunek obnovuje sa dobe
medzi siestimi mesiacmi az dvoma
rokmi.
Chmurne a zahorkle myslienky
branja tomuto procesu (postupaJ
stalej obnovy, a preto malo by
byt' najd6lezitejsou nasou do
hou, ably SINE zaoberali iba takF|-
mi myslienkami, ktore sn sn-
hlase s tymto zakonom reeenera-
Gle (obnovy.)
Vsetko, co odpiera tomuto Ia
konu, privolava znamky staroby.
Sem patri predovsetkym inym Sc
bectvo. Sine uz tax stvoreni, re
musime byt' dobrymi, ably sme
boil st 'astni, a byt' st'astnym, to
znamena byt' mladym. Preto je
sebectvo nepriatcl 'om nasho st as
tia a my citime to sami vo svo.
jom niitri a nevdojak sa cenime
menej, ak sme sebci.
Ak sa zaoberas zlymi, lakotny.
mi, zavistiv!mi, mstivymi mySli
enkami, neochrani ia mic ma sve
te pred starnutim: pokial' u Sc
ba prechovavaS nepriatel'ov svo
jej mladosti sam.
Myslienky, ktore zaujmn We
dice postavenie tvojej mysli
zaryvaju sa do b un,e k, vita
caiii sa i do characteru a odzrka
The Washington times., 1924-03-31
FAMILY HEARS FARMER
MAKE READY FOR SUICIDE

TRENTON, N. j., March 81
Nicholas Schilling, fifty-three, a
prosperous farmer Of Rosedale, ten
miles from here. committed suicide
yesterday by hanging from a rope
tied to a spike in the rafter of his
cellar, according to the police.
His wife and four children heard
him moving about in the cellar as
he drove the spike into the rafter.
When they attempted to go down
to him they found the door locked.
He was dead when they reached
him. Schilling was in good health.
His family said they did not know
what prompted his act.
The Washington times., 1924-03-31
MEMORIAL ROW
. DISSERTATION
CONTINUES
Three Additional Markers
Stolen During Week-Legion
investigates.

Recurrence of the vandalism at
the Sixteenth street row of memorial
trees. concentrating the. supreme
sacrifice Of District boys in the
world war, has resulted in the dis
appearance during the past week
of three additional memorial stones,
which American Legion officials are
investigating today.
These stones bore the names of
Francis Xavier Brennan, Ernest ..
Garner and Joseph l.. Garner. They
were set up at the foot of trees,
and had bronze tablets of identifi.
cation.
The person who mutiIated the
marker. of Emmett William Emery
with q heavy blunt instrument is
still undiscovered. Legion officers
who have intituted a close check-up
on the stones since the DETACHMENT
of the Emery markers are convinced
that the other three stones were
dug up, and carried away within
the past seven days.
The legionnaires detailed to look
into thee instances Of vandalism
will call on a local real estate dealer
today, to ask replacement VI marred
and Clipped memorial tablets alleged
to have been damaged during ad.
jacent building operations Of the
firm. Other constructors have safe
guarded the stones by the erection
of frames. Empty whiskey bottles
and other debris desecrate the me-
mortal row, the Investigators said.
The Legion committee which yes.
terday surveyed the situation was
composed of Thomas Costello, Vim.
cent B. Costello Post; Norman Tenn.
pleton, Stuart Walcott Post; Stanley
Cichon and William F. Franklin,
George E. Killeen Post.
The Washington times., 1924-03-31
DYKEMAN WILL
Be GUEST Of
SHR|NERS
imperial Potentate and Divan
to Be Present at csre-
moniaI in Theater.

Imperial Potentate Conrad v.
Dykeman, head Of the 100000
Mystic Shriners in North America,
and members Of his divan, or gov
erning body, will be the guests Of
Almas Temple, local Shrine organ
ization, at a ceremonial tonight in
the President Theater.
Almas Temple will hold bust.
ness session this afternoon at. IS
o'clock in the theater to arrange
for the pilgrimage to the imperial
council session in Kansas City dur.
ing the first week. Of June.
Tonight's ceremonial will recall
the session in Washington last
June at which Noble Dykeman was
raised to the highest post in Shrine
dom. A, large class Of candidates
will be admitted to the order. The
Rev. John c. Palmer viii give the
instructions and Illustrious Poten.
tate Harry T. Cary viii deliver the
charge. =.
The Caravan Club, composed Of
local Shrtners, arranged a luncheon
in honor of the imperial pot5ntate
and his divan today at the City
Club. The divan OF Almas Temple
will hold a banquet in his honor
at 5 o'clock at the Washington
Hotel.
The Washington times., 1924-03-31
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