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Evening star., 1925-06-02
GIRLS ATHLETICS
nv THE DISTRICT
BY CORINNE FRAZIER.

LICE BROWN captured the Eastern High singles tennis title
~ terday afternoon her of Mary kco
scho in for
weeks the match straight
81 he
Evening star., 1925-06-02
SINGLES.
[nsideGolf
BY Chester Horton

is a good idea not to experiment
much with grips. There are \
|n or more grips, any one Of
lh Is successful. but anx nlsyer
Evening star., 1925-06-02

deer passed the Winter will largely
determine the course TO be finally
pursued. The deer are now. or were
= couple Of weeks ago. leaving the
Winter range. II will be interesting
to hear how they are getting along.
II is q strange situation: A vast herd
of deer marooned on this plateau.
fighting for food
Evening star., 1925-06-02

Metropolitan Athletic Club will hold
its final business meeting for the year
at SIS o'clock Thursday evening in
the Metropolitan Theater building.
Gladys Mills. president of the club,
urges all members to attend this meet
ing. az activities for the Summer will
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-30
ASKS $25, 900 DAMAGES
FOR TRAFFIC INJURIES

Morris Alloy, 1914 Twenty. fourth
street northwest, has been sued IN
the District Supreme Court by Will
liam e. Counts, 1926 Kearney
street northeast, for $4,000. aIleg-
ing personal injuries.
Represented by Attorneys Aus
tin, Cromelin and Laws, Counts de-
clares that while a passenger on q
street car near Rhode Island
avenue and Ninth street northeast,
February 81, last, an automobile
operated by an agent Of Alloy col.
Iided with the car in which Counts
injuring him seriously and perma.
nently.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-30
BREAKS.
MANY WATCH
SPRINGS
Repair Man Kept Busy Today
As Result Of Last Nights
Rain and Cold

Did you find the handspring OF
your watch broken yesterday? If
you didn't, consider yourself lucky,
that's all.
When one citizen took his dead
watch to Adam Schneider, repair
man Of much wisdom and ability,
he turned the stem and muttered:
THE storm Sunday night"
What In thunder has the storm
to do with my watch?" / asked.
And then he told Of having put
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-30
DOCTOR SENT TO JAIL
FOR RAPTlZING BABY

MOSCOW. June so.-Because he
baptized his grandson during the
temporary absence Of the child's
Communist father, Doctor Stefan
Georgieff, retired physician, has
been charged with moral assault
by Ivan MichaiEoff, his son-in-law,
and indicted before the Moscow
lower court.
While the father was away the
baby fell sick and Doctor Georgieff.
fearing it might die unbaptized,
waited until the mother left the
house and then had the child chris
tened. He now faces trial for his
offense.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-30
MAPP IS GAINING
STRENGTH IN
VA. FIGHT
Arlington County Voters Deep
" Interested in Guberna-
toriaI Campaign

ARLINGTON COUNTY, June So.
With the Democratic primary
election only one month off, the
canpaign for governor is growing
warm. The fight appears evenly
divided between Walter Mapp, of
Accomac, and Harry B. Byrd, of
Winchester. With Mapp favoring
| the abolition of the fee system and
| the motor vehicle office, he IL
gaining strength throughout the
county, it is claimed.
The voters of Arlington county
object to the alleged Inefficient
manner in which the registering
of automobiles and transfer Of
titles were handled at Richmond.
Not only is the. gubernatorial
fight attracting tho attention of
the voters Of Arlington county,
but there is a local fight on to
elect member Of the house of
delegates.
Failure Of Colonel Jesse and L.
Garleand KendFick to stare their
stand on the fee system will cause
heavy vote to go TO Doctor
Frank T. Stone, who has an.
candidate. Doctor Stone has stated
AS 10 OPpOSCu " bAlS 4CO SSSIO1AD
which appears to be the main
issue. s
To obtain a modern water supply
for Arlington county Captain John
T. Talman, county engineer, stated
last night that efforts are being
made to have the Alexandria
County Water Company extend
their lines through Arlington
county.
Officials Of the water company
have made survey Of the county.
All plans for the fifth annual
carnival, which will be opened to-
night under the auspices of the
Clarendon Citizens Association
were completed today. The carni-
val will be held on the association
grounds and will continue through
July 4.
The repaving of the one mile OF
Columbia pike connecting with tbs
Fairfax line win be the principal
subject OF discussion at the month
" meeting of the Arlington Citi-
zens' Association said President H.
C. Corbett today.
Arlington Lodge No. 1913, I. o. o.
F., will meet in the community
hall tonight at 3 o'clock.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-30
TENNESSEEMAN
TAKES MD.
BRIDE
Hyattstown Girl Is Wed at
CIarksburg-Groom From
Chattanooga

ROCKVILLE, Nd, June 3d.
Miss Violet L. Murphy, daughter of
the late Charles B. Murphy, of
Hyattstown, and Samuel III. Russell,
of Chattanooga, Tenn, were mar
ried by the Reverend Wallace M.
Brashears, pastor Of the Methodist
Church at Clarksburg, Nd, the
ceremony taking place at the home
Of the minister in the presence of
q few relatives and friends Of the
couple.
Charles r. Scott, a young Sandy
Spring negro, pleaded guilty in the
police court here to a charge of
violating the county local option
law and paid fine OF 800 and
costs. Sis bottles Of corn whiskey,
which Scott said he obtained in
Howard county were found in the
negro's automobile when Police
man Snyder arrested him for speed
ING.
for the marriage OF J. Bywater,
81 anu 44A4 - AAAcAAJ i AAOAAAcSS1 OO1
both of Washington, and Ira SUIT
phin, IS, Of Fairfax, Va, and Miss
Dora Chinn, %, OF Vienna, Va.
Following his conviction in the
police court here on a charge of
selling Intoxicating liquor, William
Wade, was fined $50 and costs by
Judge Samuel Riggs, Thomas Pat
terson, arrested on q similar charge,
was found not guilty, and Maggie
Graham was fined $50 and costs
on a charge Of keeping disorderly
house. The woman also was found
guilty Of selling intoxicating liquor,
but sentence was suspended.
On e. charge of assaulting Otto
Rupp, of Glen Echo, Joseph Rich
ardson, wasAfined $50 and costs by
Judge Riggs In the police court
here.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-30

Arlington Lodge No. 1913, /. o. o.
F., will meet in the community
hall tonight at o'clock.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-30
Daily Traffic Calendar
FINES AND COLLATERAL FoRFEITUREs.
SATURDAYS FINES AND FoRFEITUREs.

Harry Davis. .....
Jas. A. Wilbur. -
John w. Walker.
Lloyd B. Miller. -
AIonzo Praether. !.
Jack White. ......o
Sandy Ingram. $500
Charles Gold. .....
Albert G.. Ellis. ...a
TT. G.. Laycock.. -.
Alma McCrum ....
Henry Simpson. -.
Mary I'll. Colman.
Edward J. York. :.
Leo j. Fogarty.
Assoc P. Mike. 49,.
VIM. B. O'Connor.
Willard H. Lieth.
Harry d. s. Hall.
John C. Brown. -
Harry Weidman. -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-30
in mainsprings. in six watches to.

In mainsprings In six watches to-
day.
The sudden changes in weather
in summer, with its numerous
thunderstorms, helps the trade Of
the repair man, according to Mr..
Schneider. It's difficult to keep q
sufficient supply of mainsprings on
hand, he claims. He puts in ten
times as many mainsprings in sum-
mer as he does in winter.
He also claims that a handspring
Is seldom broken in just ordinary
winding Of e. watch, but just breaks
itself, due largely to weather con.
tiitions.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-30
200FOREI GNERS
MUST OUT
MEXICO
Americans Among Alleged
Crooks Who Are TO Be Ex-
PEELED by Gales
Bx TnternalIonaI News eervIee.

MEXICO CITY, June 80. Two
hundred foreigners. including some
Americans, win be expelled from
Mexico by the Gales government
IT was announced today.
They are characterized as "unde-
sirabIe. and according to Govern
nent officials, are petty crooks
who came here to prey upon their
countrymen.
Most OF them, II was said, could
be imprisoned under Mexican laws,
but the government decided expul-
sion was the better solution.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-30
A DAYS
WALK
with JIM RING

EARTHQUAKE.
Where is the brain that planned the
where is the hand that deftly
wrought?
WHEREOF the bricks have tumbled
down
And thought and labor have gone
for naught?
Who could prevent it-who could
The reeling earth and the falling
stone?
Who could deliver the town so gay
From smoking walls and from
shattered bone?
Now is the pride of mortals set,
Dull and low, for a greater power
Has IeveIed each spire and parapet,
In one, great. dark disastrous
hour.
The first contribution on the
quake comes from j. w. B., the
Sage OF E street, who rises to
remark:
young men, opeyfng Greeley's
bring along their shock abb
sorbers."
Impressions of Chesapeake Beach.
The Sunday mprning outing
crowd, laden with box lunches,
immense newspapers, bathing
bags, parasols, sweaters and
noisy babies.
The unexpected apparltion Of
the old Washington Rapid Tran
sit buses, which we had CRATE
fully thought to have passed to
some unknown limbo, operating
on the route between North
Beach and the resort proper.
The jolting ride, during which
I every man holds his collar to
keep is from bouncing over his
head.
The site Of the new hotel, with
a pile of terra Gotta lying nearby.
The ancient, unused "Tooner-
Vile Trolley on its last siding,
having fallen before the advent
of the buses.
Bathers in bright suits walk
ing toward the water.
Two little girls weighing q cat
on the drug store scales.
Automobiles, back in the wood,
using their machines as bath
houses.
The wet thrill of cold water
around the ankles.
The taste of salt in an I'M
expected ducking.
Coca cola-Seven cents.
A ukeIele beach party.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-30
NATIVES IN SAVAGE GARB
'CREET PRINCE OF WALES

BULAWAYO, Africa, June 3d.
Rhodesian native chieftains, in
colorful garb, extended their greet
ing to the Prince OF Wales today.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-27
SIALENY VRAH ESTE
VzDY NAPADA zENY

V Toledo, ako sme minule ozna-
mill, jeden sialenec napada zeny
vel 'kym kyjom. Dive zeny zomre-
ly cd ran a asi desat lezi ranene.
Mnoho zien dostalo otrasy nervov,
ked' .boly nahanane sialencom a
zachranene ltekom alebo zjave-
MIN sa l'udi. Sialenec ukryva sa
v branach domov alebo "a uhlami
domov a ked' vidi zenu, vyskoci
a bleskurychle uderi svoju obet
po hlave a potom utecie. Policia
dosial' .nachytila tohto vraha, kto-
ry je znamy co utecenec blazin-
ca. Vrah Dol udajne dany do bla-
zinca svojimi sestrami, aby sa
zmocnily jeho majetku a on ujddc
2 blazinca, pomsti sa "a to ma vse-
tkych zen&ch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-27
TAKE easy PRICHODIA
MA BUTLEGEROV
Budu posielani do robotarne
Y Canton, o.

Mayor Scheible oznamil, re cd
teraz bntlegeri, odsndeni v NEST
skom snde, nebudn davan1 do O.
kresneho vazenia, ale posielani
do robotarne Canton, Ohio, "a
co mesto bude dostavat' 81 ma
den "a kazdeho vaZna.
Do robotarne posielani budu
len ii, ktori nechc1 zaplatit po-
kutu, ale radsej idn do okresneho
dzelu, lebo sa i'm vse podarilo do.
stat sa z neho predcasne pomo.
cou habeas corpus zakrocenia. Cd
teraz take zakrocenie nebude plat
ne, lebo tunajsie okresne sddy ne.
majn pravomdci mad robotarnou
Y Canton.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-27
Y OCELIARNACH PRAGUE
SA SKORO PLNOU SILOU

Youngstownske a okolite oce-
liarne su chime nasledovnou per-
centualnou vykonnost 'ou:
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
80 percent, Republic Iron and
Steel SIS percent, Carnegie Steel
v Ohio Works, Upper a Lower
Mills a ma Mcdonald 100 percent.
Trumbull Steel 100 percent, Sha-
ron Steel Hoop 100 percent, New
ton Steel 100 percent, Falcon Steel
100 percent, Mahoning Valley
Steel 100 percent, Waddell Steel
100 percent, Thomas Sheet Steel
Is percent, A. NJ. Byers 80 per-
cent.
|. Inc tovarne majn tiez dostatok
nraae. a7 r. = '- - { = ---''7'sF
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-27
FRANCUZsKO JE v KRfZI.

Francnzska republika je kri-
ri, a to vialc financnej nez politi-
ckej. Politicki vodcovia nemozu
utvorit' vladu pre- nesvornost' po-
stran. Vel'ke nebezpecie
hrozi republike ale z financnej
krizi. Vlada ma vn1torneho dlh,,
ma 60 bilionov frankov a ma jeho
krytie len pol biliona. Vladne no.
ty paddy Gene. Ak nezjavi sa
zazrak, hrozi republike vel Ike ne
st 'astie. Pravdepodobne je, ze Via
da svoje dlhy odvola alebo umrtvi
ma ist1 dobu, v ktorom pade ale
priemysel a obchod utrpi vel Ike
ztraty hospodarsky zivot upad-
ne, nastane vel'ka bieda a mono
al vzbury.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-27
Prld'te ma bazaar
osady Sy. AEbety
Tanecna zabava v sobotu vecer 10
vrcholom bazaru.

Osada Sv. Alzbety vydrziava
tohto tyyzdha krasny bazar skol-
skei miestnosti, ktory bude skon-
ceny v sobotu vecer, %. novem-
bra. Zakonceny bude vel 'kou ta-
necnou zabavou, ma ktorej bude
hrat' vyborna hudba najkrajsie
slovenske americke tance. Slo-
vaci celej okolice s1 srdecne
pozvani sncastnit' sa tohto bazaru
zabavy. Pobavia sa znamenite
v posledny den obyeajne ST
"censy" ma vyihratie niecoho mai
lepsie. Miestnost nachodi sa ma
North Haseltine Ave-, mad Wilson
Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-27
MENosLOV ZvOLENfCH po-
sLANCOV L'UD. sTRANY.

Dosial' je znamo nasledov-
nych kandidatoch l'udovej stra-
ny, ze boil zvoleni "a poslancov a
senatorov:
Ia poslancov- -Hlinka, Labay,
Buday, Ravasz, Pazman, Juriga,
Tomanek, Gazfk, Machacek, Paw
lacka, Tiso, Sivak, Grebac, Han
cko, Surovjak, OnderSo, Fri6, Tu-
ka, Matik.
"a senatorov Kovalik, Dur
cansky, Tcmik, Podoba, MsliSck,
Krcmery, Babula, Kalcok, kim
ko. Janik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-27
VLAMACI ROZBILI 5
PoKLADNf, WALL $500

V noci 20 soboty ma nedel'u ne
znami zbojnici vlamali sa do via
cerych obchodov ma w. Federal
St., v ktorEch rozbili pat ocel'o-
vych pokladnic. V obchode Il Do
nahey ukradli $1,000 a v obchode
McFadden Co. okolo 81 900. v
troch inych obchodo,h nenasli zia-
dine peniaze. Obchodnici sn vystrl-
hani, ably v svojich "safoch" 1" me-
nechavali noel peniaze.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-27
Veccierok Ex krdzku
Dol peknou zabayou
" X .s.. . i
Poucny i zabavny program pelxne
prevedeny I jeflo vyborne.

Ma Den vd 'akyyzdania Oltarny
Kr1zok ev. a. w. cirkve Jana Hn.
sa usporiadal krasny veeierok ,
skolskej miestnosti pod chramon
ma Mahoning Ave. VeGierku sf
tastnilo sa mnoho cirkevnikov
ktori sedeli ia prikrytymi stolami
takze vyzeralo to ako vel'ka ro
dinna slavnost
Nasledovny program boil pre-
vedeny:
l. Spcv "Viem sja zem prekra
snu" - Obecenstyo.
2. Privitanie obecenstva - pi
Zuzanna Roh.
3. Basen "Materinska rec v Gu
dzine" - pi. Anna Dovalla.
4. Ma plane = p. Jan Cizmar.
5. Rec "Cie' 10. Krdzku" -
pi. Julia Klueik.
6. Humor "Veselie zemiaka s
kapustou" - pi. Alzbeta Kulik
I. Spev "Dcera a mat - pi
Maria Serfel 81. Az. Machel.
8. Ma plane isl. Alzbeta Ii
Stiak.
9. Rec "Historicky vFznam dns
Vd 'akyvzdania' - pi. Zuzann;
Roh.
10. Basen "Pratka ma Rimave'
-pi. Julia Laska..
IL. Spev "Hej, Slovaci" - o
becenstvO. .
II. Spolocna vecera.
Toto Dol prvy, vecierok Krdzk,
vydaril sa znamenite. obecen
stvo sa poueilo Ii rozveselilo
ma koniec pohosffHc Sa chutnye]
zakuskach. Vsetky cinovnicky' "a
slizia 81 pochvaly. Kruzku zelam
d d'alsieho iispechu v jeho Bohu mi
lei praci.e
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-27
DoVOLENKY MA vino
NEBUDU W DAVANE
Protivf sa to prohibicnemu zakonr,

Washington, D. C.-Vsetky pro-
hibicne dovolenky (permity), kto-
re dovol 'ovaly domacnostiam ma
robit' 81 vina, boly utorok od-
volane a zruSene.
Asi 100000 rodin V Amerikc
malo tieto dovolenky, dl'a kto-
rvch dovolene i'm bolo vyrabat
pre- domacu spotrebu ovocne st a
Wy okrem sajdru beg platenia da-
nj bez bondovej zaruky. Mnohi
Slovaci v Youngstown mali tieto
dovolenky. -.
Nariadenie proti dovolenkam Wy
slo cd Department. pokladu via.
dy Spoj. Statov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-27
SHEET & TUBE sLAVuA
25-ROtNE JUBILEUM

Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Co., najvacsia korpqracia State
Ohio a tretia najvaesia oceliaren
v Amerike, slavila v sobotu 25-
rocne jubileum svojho zalozenia.
Povodne inkorporovana bola ma
100000, a jej terajsia hodnota
obnasa najmenej $250,00O, 900. ia
mes "A. Campbell, pod ktoreho
spravou oceliaren napredovala,
Dol najprv "a styri roxy jej pod
predsedom, potom "a 81 rokov
predsedom bez prestavky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-27
dvojnasolbnyy .
vfah Dol chytenyy
Gregor Bogojevic arestovany pre-
zastrelenie Michala ProtiGa a An
tona Parent ma Waverly Ave.

Minuleho piatku vecer zastrele-
ny boil svojom obchode, 124l
Waverly Ave. Michal Protic, Srb,
a tiez zastreleny Dol Anthony Pa
rent. Parent boil zastreleny pred
obchodom, ked' sa pokusil o 1tck
pred vrahom 2 obchodu. Strel blu
i vraha videl z bllzkosti pastny
zapasnik Peck Garnet, ktory dal
policii presny opis vraha. Ma "a
klade opisu detektivi chytili Gre
CORA Bogojeviea, ktory byval v
Central hoteli a Dol vel l'kym ne
priatel' 'om Proticovym. Garnet
zprvu nemohol v nom poznat
vraha, ale ked' sa mu lepsie pri-
zrel ma tvar, zbadal modrinu pod
iednym okom, ktor1 udajny vrah
utrzil v bitke Proticom pred pa
ri d1ami TAX no stotoznil. Are
stovanf boil al viaceri musk,
ktori sa nachodili v zadnej miest-
nosti Proticovho obchodu yeas
strel'by, ktori bud1 pouziti "a
svedkov.
ProtiG Dol znamy co bntleger a
Dol preto al vo vazeni. Bogojevic
mu "a ten cas- odlhdil udajne zenu.
Ked' sa ProtiG vratil vazenia,
so zenou sa pomeril a Bogojevica
obzaloval pre- prestnpenie prist "a
hovalet,kych zakonov, privedenim
svojho brata poktitne do Spoje-
,lych Statov. Bogojevic cd toho
easu Dol jeho smrtel'nym nepria-
tel'om a len paru dnami pred
vrazdou sa pobil s Proticom. Pa
renta Bogojevic zastrelil akiste
preto, ably nemohol proti nemu
svedcit'. Policia je este ME ma ci-
stom, ci Bogojevic sam je vrahom,
alebo ci NAL pomocnika, lebo pri
strel he pouzite boly diva revol-
very. Parent dostal ineho kalibru
guile do tela, nez ProtiG. Brat Bo-
gojevicov je tiez drzany vo vazerl.
Protic i Bogojevic sn Srbi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-27
INTERNATIONAL
INSTITUTE CLUB

Dna II. novembra zalozeny bol
vo Franklin Center klub pre- diev-
cata roznych narodnosti, byvaji-
cich okolo South Ave. a do Iradu
zvolene holy: Katarina Strojny
"a predsednicku, Magdaline Seig-
ler "a podpreds., Viola Meldis "a
tajomnicku, Margaret Rheinhart
"a pokladnicku Mrs. Mccoy "a
preds. spolocenskaho vyboru.
Klub ma "a ciel' vychovny, OBJ
sluzny a spolocensky program to.
hoto roku. Bol pomenovany Tues.
day Evening Club.
Slovenske dievcata st do klubu
vitane. "
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-27
AUTOMOBLISTA POD
TAzKOU OBzALOBOU

Victor Olson, ktory IL. novem-
bra vrazil svojim automobilom do
AUTOMOBILE prof. Altdoerffera, pri
com Altdoerffer boil zabity, obvi-
neny Dol 20 zabitia dany pod
zaruku $1,000, re sa dostano1i
pred sud. Svedkovia svedcili Ia
predbeznom vysluchu, ze nest "a,
stu bol Olson ma pricine. V pade
bude uznaty vinnym, eaka ho
viacrocny zalar.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-27
RoBorNfK ZABITY v PRACI.

John Saunders, 45-rocny ,tesar
z {. 261 Auburndale Ave-, zomrel
v nemocnici Sv. Alzbety v ponde-
lok Cd poranenia, ktore utrpel,
ked' vypadol S obloka druheho
poschodia Stambaugh auditoriu-
mu v ten samy den. Vypadol ma
sledkom ztratenia rovnovahy pri
kladeni oblocnych ramov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-27
DIVE DETsKE sAMovRAzDY

V Cincinnati dvaja STUDENT, Is
rocny James A. Rosenberg a IT,
rocny William Strauss sa usniesli,
ze sa nebud1 Wac trapit ma svete
a skoncia spolu svoj zivot. Obaja
vyplnili smluvu 2l. novembra. Ma
Ii taklto zivotnu filozofiu: Vek
15-17. rokov povazovanv je. "a
najst 'astnejsiu periodu v zivote
cloveka. Ale oni sa necitili st a.
stnymi. 1 pomysleli 81: ked' SINE
teraz nest 'astni, aki mizeraci bu.
deme, ked' dol 'ahne iia mas sta
ranie sa o zivobytie? Nechceli sa
toho dozit', radsej zomreli. Taxa
je moderna mladez.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-27
vEL'KY oHEN MA BLAINE
OHROZOVAL 20 L'UDi

V stredu yeas rano zhorela sta.
ra fara osady Sacred Heart ma n.
Blaine Ave. Ohen sa chytro Siril
a 20 cernochov, ktori dome BY
vail, len t'azkost 'ou uslo so svo.
jim zivotom. Zhorely i'm vsetky
saty, zostaly i'm len nocne. Skoda
ma budove obnasa $1,000, ktora
bude nahradena poistenim. Ger
nosi utratili vsetko, co mali. O.
hnohasicia mali hodne prace, kvm
ohen dostali pod kontrolu. Zaeas
sa zdalo, re j starry kostol zhori.
Ohen povstal Cd rozzeravenej IL
hl'ovej peel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-27
sTREDOVEKE MUtENIA
v zALARI GEORGE

V Geopgii bolo zakonom zaka-
zane Bit vaznov korbacmi, ale "a
kon nepostaral sa o znemoznenie
ineho trestania vaznov. Vazenski
dozorci obiSli zakon TAX, ze nepo-
slusnych vaznov zatvarali do tes-
nvch truhal, hlavu i'm zavreli do
otvoru, namazali syrupom a dali
mucham a inemu hmyzu past sa
ma tvarach vaznov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-27
\. WI ~ s5 u. -5.- 81 $3.50
POLITICkY
PREHL'AD
PoL1T1cKA scHoDzA
MA sTEELToN.

Slovensky Politicky Klub ma
Steelton vydrziava v thto nede-
l'u popoludni l.3O hod. vel mi
vaznn sch6dzu, ma ktorej okrem
inych zalezitosti, ktore pridu ma
pretras, prevedene budii al nomi-
nacie ma 1radnikov pre- budnci rok
1926. Vset,i clenoyia sd nalieha-
We ziadanl, ably sa tejto vaznej
sch6dze stieastnili. s 1ctou,
A. J. Smigovsly, tai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-27
MASARYKToWN sLAvI
PRVE VYRotIE ZALOzENIA


Slovenska obec Masaryktown
vo Floride oslavi zaeiatkom de-
cembra svoje prve vyrocie zalo-
zenia. Ma oslavu ide' zvlastna W.
prava Slovakov 20 vsetkych stran
Ameriky. Vyprava pohne So 2
Washingtonu l. decembra ma zvla-
stnom vlaku, odkial' costa do Ma
saryktown a nazad stoji len $38.
v Masaryktown byva uz vyse 100
Slovakov novi osadnfci pribl.
dajl, takze obec ma W zabezpe.
cend buddcnost'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-27
BUDE NAJMENEJ SEST
KANDIDATOV MAYORsTVA.

Vol'ba mayora mesta Youngs-
town bude len novembri' 1927,
ale kandidati sa az prihlasujti a
predvolebna kampan, tax sa zda,
je H v pride. Muzovia, ktori by
chceli tento irad, ponahl 'ajii sa
prihlasovat' svoje kandidacie, z
%obavy, ably ich druhl v tom ne
predbehli.
Dosavad' vyhlasili chut' ucha-
dat sa o mayorsky 1rad nasle-
down.: Fred A. Hartenstein, BY
valy mayor "a diva terminy; Ira
+. Sprankle, tajomnik Builders ,
Exchange; Web R. Lentz, koncil-
man druhej wardy; Arthur n.
Williams, terajsi mestsky dctov-
mix; Frank Vogan, terajsi okres-
ny pokladnik a John Rothwell,
terajsi koncilman 6. wardy.
Je iste, ze kandidatov bude este
Wac, kym sa vol by priblizia a da-
ktori doteraz ohlasenFch vypad-
MI. Ia kandidata spominany je
al byvaly kandidat Williams.
Mayorsky trad v Youngstown
.je vabivym, odkedy name carter.
Je to trad 4-rocny peknym pla-
tom a.plnou mocou. Mayor je sku-
tocnym panom mesta. Me je preto
div, ze sa tol'k driapu "a tymto
iiradom.