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Evening star., 1925-05-03
How to Become Beautiful
Practice
the Overhaul dandNew Provided.
BY WALLACE IRWIN.

To Editor The Star who keep his face
in his desk to bring out occasionally
& scare reporters
my Cousin Nogi We're read
ing Sunday Sapplemint
- what came weeks of yore.
OF suddenly he look uply &
report.
Togo" he snagger. here are one
~ page adv. for Two Spot Beauty
Cream with very sweethearted por-
trait Of Mrs Vestibule Van Astorbilt,
in central middle of page"
! look. So 1t were.
This portrait" dictate Nogi, with
fashionable printing all round it are
such Socity Leader that when she
holla Come On all Socity get up from
lunching and jump right after her.
1t say that she have been received
like queen in all the Courthouses
or Europe, that she have been dec
GRATED by the Grand Dutchess Cyrene
and met all the nobility in & out OF
the movies.
Attached & fastened to this are a
letter from Mrs Vestibule Van Astor-
bllt herself to tell all America how she
get that way. Each morning before
breakfast, she say so. I use 2 jugs
Two Spot Beauty Cream. and look at
me now. Kings, Ears. Grand Dukes
& headwaiters stop me on the street
& holla, 'Ah, Mrs Van Astorbilt,
where did you get the skin you love
TO touch?" 1.-TWO Spot Beauty Cream
make me so that l can be received
annywheres without primples, warts,
ounyons or many of those horrud
blembishes what makes so nanny of
our younger Set so difficult to look at
Why connot other people be beautiful
like me? | will tell you my secret.
Buy Two Spot Beauty Cream, price
81, which cost less than gin and last
muchly longer" ."''
look at portrait OF that lady on
page.
''Nogi," 1 say so, "her nose are ar.
ranged in middle of her face and her
eyes are longside Of It at ezackly
where Venus wore them. Also she
got mouth in very good tasty with
the rest of her feechus. Suppose she
got nose kind of sideways like a
wicked turnip while only one "a eve
was there while her mouth fit too
tight. You sippose Two Spot Beauty
Cream could fix them up so they
would look pleasant to Hon. Harrison
Fisher"
Evening star., 1925-05-03
Invented in a Dream.

A DREAM invention" making pos
= sible moving picture shows In
broad daylight, is claimed by young
bookbinder in Budapest. according TO
8 dispatch from that city.
The inventor projects pictures not
against a white screen, but against a
rapidly rotating disk covered with
strips of dark green and dark blue
paper, which radiates from the center.
The dispatch says the invention has
been proved a complete success bv
experiments and is already patented
The inventor says the idea came 70
him in a dream and he is unable to
explain 1t.
Evening star., 1925-05-03
his problem. Tobin was soon on the
scent and the wife got the perfume.


scent and the wife got the perfume.
Now I amt nobody's press agent
outside of my own family, but it
seems to me like 1t would be nothing
short of criminal to keep Tobin Sc
cret. Personly they's been many a
occasion when I could of used him to
advantage and ] have no doubt the
big majority of nay friends often finds
themselfs in the same kind of jams.
Like for example l was standing on
the corner of 41st st. and 7th ave. one
day and l had about II minutes to
catch traip at the Pennsylvania
station. My dogs was fretting me so
bad that l didn't want to walk, but
the subway would get me there too
soon and / didn't feel like risking my
life and climb in a taxi. A eth ave.
surface car would of suited me fine,
but l couldn't coax none of them to
stop and leave me get aboard. Finely
give it up and took a taxi, but it
was then too late to catch the train.
Had Of knew about Tobin how SIM
PIE 1t would of been to commission
Evening star., 1925-05-03
A Queer Railroad.

ONE of the worlds oldest narrow
gauge railways is owned by the
Duke of Devonshire at Eaton, Eng
land. 1t was built In 1894 for the
purpose Of transporting supplies to
Eaton Hall from a station miles
away. Now 1t is used as passenger
line to transport the dukes guests
about the estate. The gauge Of the
railway In only Is inches.
Evening star., 1925-05-03
BY RING LARDNER.

II w lllO Cu1lOl "a SldlACC OF liiC
help wanted columns Of our
big dailies will convince any
Il body that they's plenty of
queer professions and out-of
the-way jobs in this world. Once in a
vile the attention of the public is at
tracted to same by a special article
about a man that don't do nothing day
in and day out but stand up and let
people shoot at him to test whether
his bulletproof vest is really bullet
proof or not.
A article of this kind generally al
ways makes interesting reading and
for that reason ! will say few wds.
today in regards to a man named
Tobin who you don't need to read this
IL you have heard of him before, but
If not why he may be just the man
that you or your friends has been
looking for to help them out Of their
dilemma.
Mr.. Tobin's slogan is whatever you
want, tell or telegraph Tobin." Mr..
Tobin "specializes in human service" !"
They aih't nothing you can ask him to
do but what he wont at lease try and
do it and so far as we been able to
learn his batting average is pretty
Evening star., 1925-05-03

To Editor The Star who keep his face
in his desk to bring out occasionally
& scare reporters
Evening star., 1925-05-03

T HIS morning put on my pink
suit for the first time, and I
must say it just looked too
4 cute for anything. l felt, of
course that it was an innOVa-
Evening star., 1925-05-03

A Joan of Arc, the originator of
~ the Girl Scout movement,
~ often used to say, "A dollar
4 saved is a good reason for
spending five, in most fam
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-23

promised to support a modification
of the law if General Lincoln G.
Andrews new military organiza-
ton" is unable to enforce the dry
laws any more adequately than
they have been enforced. The story
Is headlined: "Have Vets Won
Support Of Mr.. Rockefeller
Anderson scathingly denounces
the administration Of the Anti
Saloon League as "bunglesome and
indecisive."
1T is possible" the article states,
that the League has consented to
things hazardous to prohibition in
order to hang on to Rockefeller con-
tributions."'
The Rockefellers, father and son,
have long been numbered among
the principal financial hackers Of
the league.
The story on which Anderson's
attack is based is that Rockefeller
and other outstanding public men
have become convinced that bad as
beer and light wines might be, the
present wave Of immortality and dis.
respect for law, particularly on the
part OF the younger generation, is
Infinitely worse, and that in the
interests of national morality" a
law should be framed that iS pos
sible or enforcement.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-23
PAVLEY BALLET
IN UNIQUE
DANCES
Second of "Ten Star" Attrac-
tions Proves Refreshing in
Technique and Joyousness
By JESSIE MCBRIDE

A very delightful and refreshing
program of dance was given by
Andreas Pavley and a group Of
dancers of the Pavley- Oukrainsky
ballet at the National Theater yes
terday afternoon, as the second at
traction in the T. Arthur Smith
"ten-star" series.
It's real charm was the buoyant
youthfulness of the dancers. their
real beauty. and the very fine
technique of all their art. For
there was no dominant soloist, with
the, exception of Pavley, though
there were many claimants to hon
ors in the colorful, effectively cos
TUNED groups.
) Pavley, himself, gave a gripping,
even though gruesome portrait of
q "Crucifixion," that was Russian
realism to the nth degree. Next
TO this. the most forceful inter
probation was the Serpent" of
Mile. Bennett, in scene Of the
Bird and the Serpent" with Mile.
Milar as an airy bird of Paradise
Mile. Bennett brings to the group
all the ballet art that made her
teacher (Oukrainsky) so famous.
She unfo1ds, as the serpent, as he
0lu III his remarkable ART OF the
mime" with Diaglieff, poised on
her toes, with her facial play al
ways in the picture She charmed
the bird with a 'subtlety of motion
that marks her high in the art of
the dance-actor.
Something entirely new-perhaps
daring in its thought yet so satisfy
ing, was a novel blue Danube"
A shimmering scarf, held by four
dancers, was the stately river, into
which, beneath and above, scarlet
clad nymphs Of one-piece bathing
suit variety disported themselves,
with central figure in fair Mile.
Elisins captivating by her elusive
dartings as through the moving
water
A one-act ballet of '"Trianon' pre-
sented moonlit. Vatican scene of
much beauty. A hoydenish Hol-
land dance and the final Czardas
gave brilliant stage pictures, while
again Mile. Bennett gave a force
ful thing in an "Orientale," while
Pavley in a Victory dance was the
vtrile hero. The grouped Largo"
sculptured group, misused the
mood of the music. but over all
there was the life of Russia in the
art Of the ballet.
The next ten-star artist will be
sophie Braslau. contralto, in re-
eital
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-23
MAN GETS ROYAL FLUSH
AS POLICE RAID PLACE

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Oct. 23.-
San Antonio has a gambler who
knows how Moses felt when he
looked over into the Promised
Land. Moses could only look, for
he was not permitted to enter.
This gambler drew a roaI flush
for the first time in fifteen years
Of playing.
But he only had a look at It.
Just as he was getting ready to
bet, the police raided the place.
The judge dismissed him when he
showed the five cards to which he
had chung.
you've had hard luck enough"
said the court.
I'm going to frame them" said
the gambler as he left the court
room.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-23
PARIS TAKES Up
CAY UMBRELLA
FASHION
Made to Match Costume
With Trick Vanity Cases
in Handles
BY ALICE LANGELIER
International News Service

PARIS, Oct. 23.-Rainy days will
not be dull ones on the French
boulevards this winter If bright una.
brellas have anything to do with
the matter.
Like the fan, the little raInshade
Is becoming a decorative factor In
the scheme of woman's dress. Gone
Is the day when the rain brought
only sombre blacks. dull grays and
muddy browns into the streets over
pretty women's heads. The UNI
brella Is now as gay and charm
ing as any other accessory in a
fanciful range of models.
One shop on the Rue de Ia Paix
is showing them in bright, varie
gated silks that may be carried
with almost any costume. Elabor-
ate ones in rich and fragile ma
terials are intended for wear with
only a certain hat or scarf, or even
a single gown. With an afternoon
dress of henna-red, trimmed with
gold lace, there is a tiny umbrella
with oldgold silk figured in red,
rainproof, of course, and the han.
die and tip are in enamel to
match. On another. where the body
of the umbrella is red silk, there
is border of red and. black checks.
with a large, bright flower pat
ftern.-
With stubby tip, and thick heav-
ily-embroidered handles, the new
Tom Pouce" is as far as possible
in appearance from the slim. tight
old umbrella with the discreet
knob at the top.
Usefulness as well a charm Is
present in the new stubby shane
bearing a carved handle topped
off by a knob of ivory which. when
opened, reveals all the little "nec-
essaries" Of a woman.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-23

Former Anti-Saloon Official
Sees Attempt to Modify
Dry Law

A story that has been going
around the Capital for Weeks to
the eject that unless the new pro-
hibition regime is able to make
some Roadway in enforcing the Vol
stead act, Administration officials,
backed by such outstanding indus
trial figures as Ebert H. Gary
and John D. Rockefeller jr., will
unite in asking Congress to modify
the law, found it's way into print
today in the Fellowship Forum, a
weekly newspaper whose principal
editor is William H. Anderson, de-
posed head of the Anti-Saloon
League in New York State.
Anderson challenges Mr.. Rookie
Teller to deny the story that he has
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-23
TWO coNvIcTs FLEE BY
.SHoRT-cIRcUITING WIRES

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. %
Earl Foster, a life termer, A. J.
Smith, and William A, Hopkins.
coREicts at the Tennessee State
Penitentiary, escaped yesterday,
by short circuiting electric wires
strung along the top of the wall,
and climbing over on a ladder.
The men were put to work repair.
ing machinery in the hosiery mill.
escapes. Then they mounted a
ladder, and dropped safely outside.
With their tools, they cut off the
power charging the wires on top
OF the wall, used to prevent
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-23
LYE ATTACK VICTIM
WILL SAVE ONE EYE

Doctor Louis S. Greene, of 171O
Rhode Island avenue northwest,
WHO is treating E. Fred Jones, of
246S Eighteenth street northwest,
into whose face Mrs. Edele Edger.
ton Whitemore. of the same address,
threw a can of I've recently, said
today that Jones was getting along
nicely" and that one of his eyes
may be saved. At the Episcopal
Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital,
where Jones is under treatment, it
was said. he had no visitors.
Mrs. Whitemore, who admitted
throwing the I've in a fit Of jealousy,
is out under 81, 900 bond.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-23
GO 1900 MILES
FOR RABIES
REMEDY
Three Bitten by Dogs in West
Africa Travel Far for
Pasteur Cure
BY International News Service

LONDON, Oct. 23.-Three men,
bitten by a mad dog 500 miles In
the interior of West Africa, recently
were rushed 1000 miles by auto
mobile, steamship and railroad, to
the Pasteur Institute in Paris in
fear that rabies had been communi-
Gated tic them in the bite.
To reach Lagos from the interior,
they had to travel 500 miles by
automobile over wretched roads.
They just managed to catch the
steamship after losing all their lug
gage in the Niger river. On the
arrival of the steamship at Ply
mouth, they Immediately caught the
first channel steamer to France.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-23
Bad Weather Brings
Crime, View Taken
Bv Magistrate
nv InternafinnaI NeWa ServicI

BY international news service
LONDON, Oct. %. - Gloomy
weather fosters crime, accord
ing to Magistrate j. Radcliffe
Cousins.
81 notice that the state of
the weather often has an in-
fluence on the behavior of peo-
ple," said Magistrate Cousins.
Following a fine day, nagis-
trates have not much to do; a
wet day has the contrary effect.
1t is an interesting point in
criminology and psychology.
atmospheric conditions can
produce depressions or exhilara-
ton. Quite possibly it is in
these depressing circumstances
that some small influence which
may lead to crime has its be-
ginning"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-23
Beat Her Regularly

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 23.-Being
beaten in every room OF an eight
room dwelling and then swung down
stairs by her heels was almost a
daily occurrence, according to Mrs.
Elimora Chellow, who appeared be-
fore Judge MacNellle to oppose the
application of the husband for Gus.
tody Of their two children.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-23
4,125,ooo WASHERS IN
U. S. ELECTRICALLY RUN

There are now 4,125,000 electric
washers in use in the United
States. The country over there
are 12,500,000 houses where cleo.
trio service is utilized.
This means that there is an cleo
trio washer in use in about one
out. of every three of the homes
wired for electric service.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-23
Toilet Goods
As Good As They Are Good Looking
Special for Saturday

-Olivilo Soap, 4 cakes Ok
Tor .................. AON
-Yarritu Spanish CASTLE o.
Soap. Special, cakes for. AOC
-Everhot Water Bottles-the
waterless hot water bottle. E0c
Very special. ......... JUG
Tango Powder Puffs. Reg OE
ularly &c.. Special, 2 for. OCC
With each jar of Melba Cream,
a Soc package # Cleansettes will
be given free. These are the It's
sues used for removing cream.
-One-lb Rolls of Absorbent AEo
Cotton. Special, at. ..... fOC
Dora Face Powder. Reg Ok
ularly 45c. Special at -. OOC
-Angelus Powder or Rouge Com
pacts. Made 70 sell for A0n
$1.OO. Special at ......... 4JC
-Howard's Buttermilk Cream.
Regularly TIC size. Spe- EOo
cial, for. $3.50. ............ OJC
To each purchaser of Hudnut's
toilet articles, a weekend package
containing tubes of cream, a box
of face powder and q bottle Of per-
fume, will be given free.
Kann's- Street Floor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-09-25
GENERAL GOURAUD o ts.
ARMADE.

z Prahy. (CEPS) General Goh-
raud, ktory sa prave navratil do
Pariza 70 svojho pobytu v Cesko-
slovensku a Pol'sku prehlasil "a
stnpcom tlace, re 81 odnasa vel mi
priaznivy DOZEN 0 armadach o.
boch statov. V CeskoslovenskeJ
republike ho zaujimal pokrok prl
generalnom stabe, d'alej vysko'
lenost' d6stojnictva a dobre vlast
nosti muzstva. D6kaz vojenskel
kvafity nachodi hlavne v tom, re
letnych manevrov sdcastnilo sa
viac nez 46 procent zaloznlkov'
O voienskej missi Ceskosloven-
sku hovoril, Re jej Ginnost' bude
skoro skoneena vzhl 'adom k po.
krol1u, ktoreho docielil generalny
stab ceskoslovensky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-09-25
zAMEsTNANosT Cs, PRIEMy
sLU sKLARsKEHo.

z Prahy. (CEPS) Zamestnanost
ceskoslovensk 6ho priemyslu sklac-
skeho je vseobecne priazniva ei-
nj asi 60 percent NONE vyrobnej
kapacity (zamestnane je $4,000
robotnikov).. Vyroba deje sa so
do 80 percent len pre- vyvoz, Gin
,je najlepsie charakterizovana 81
tuacia tohoto priemysloveho od-
vetvia, ktore pri pomerne nepriaz
nivych podmicnkach musi eelit
intcnzivnej konkurencii nemeckej
a belgickej.t Zato prenika eesko-
slovenske sklo uspesne "a hran'-
ce, Wit 'aziac hlavne svojou prvo.
triednou kvalitou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-09-25
DoLovANIE NERASToV
v CSR.

z Prahy. (CEPS) D'a prave
vydanej statistiky statneho IRA
du statistickeho vyt 'azilo Cesko-
slovehsko v rokln 1924 nerastov v
cclkovej hodnote 3,464 milionov
kcs. Y cinnosti bolo 432 bani,
toho 14S Ma kamenne PIT na
shnede., uhlie. Celkom vyt 'azent
bolo 2O4, ,496,9O2 metr. centov IL
hlia hnedeho, 51,7S9,419 metr
eentov uhlia kamenneho, 11,739,-
900 m. c. zeleznej rudy, 1,247,721
M. c. soil, 155.SS4 m. c. striebo"-
nei rudy 34O,070 IN. c. zlat j
rudy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-09-25

prfdeme k tomu, aby nam j z tych-
to zrusili jedene Radsej by sa ma
Ii starat' 0 to, ably nam este Wac
odbornvch sk6l postavili, we'd by
SINE ich potrebovali. Podl'a statl-
silky patrilo by nam ich aspoh
200. Rozhoreene poznamenal, ze
sa to deje prave vtedy, ked' nam
hovoria, ze sme svobodni, ze
nam beru to, i1a Go AMI Mad 'ari
nesiahali!
Ia stavitel'om Hlavajom preho-
voril Igor Thurzo. Hovoril, ze ME
je to pricinou, ako by 7bolo malo
ziakov, re nam akademiu chcu o.
dobrat', ale prieinou pravou ie
sam riaditel' (Kubelka) skoly.
Riaditel sam nestara sa to, ably
NAL ziakov. Thurzo dokazal fax
ss
tami, re ziakov naseJ akademie
je zaujem. Bolo by to vraj smut
| ne, keby SINE 81 deti museli posic-
lat do Prahy do sk6l teraz, ked
sa, hovori, re sme svobodni. >
,Zastupitel Sky sbor ziada nielen
ponechat' tieto dstavy, ale ziada
| sriadit' move, ako. ma priklad i
drotarsku odbornu Skolu Rov-
nom. 20
Prerokujnc o mensich veciach,
zupan J. Orszagh pod 'akoval pri-
tomnym "a dcast' a zasadnutie Ia
kl 'ncil.. i (Nar. Nov.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-09-25
70 sNEMovANIA PovAzsKEJ
zUpY.

zrlpny zastupitel sky sbor "a
sedal IL. augusta vo vel'kej sieni
zupneho domu. Zasadnutie otvoril
zupan j. Orszagh a, privitajlc pri
tomnych, zistil, ze je zastupitel'-
sky sbor uzavierania schopny. Zu-
pan spomenul smrt' elena zastupi-
tel 'stva Andreja Fridrichovskeho,
ktoreho pamiatku uctili povsta-
MIN S miest. Oznamil novych sty-
roch clenov zastupitel'stva, to
Igora Thurzu, Stefana Fundarka,
Ferdisa Heidesa Gustava STAN
ka. ~. 49,.
Po tomto oznameni prisly ma
rad. navrhy a interpelaeie,S kterS-
mi .sa zastupitel sky sbor zaoberal
az do obedu. Navrhy boly cd An
tona Maleho, DIR. Jozefa Hranca a
Cyrilla Pivku. Vsetky tri navrhy
boly tohoa isteho obsahu, a preto
rokovali O Mich odrazu. Navrho-
vail rychlu ponloe zivelnou pohro-
mou postihnutyym "a ziadali regu-
lovanie rick. ~
Interpelaciu podal Milos Hodza
OIL 'adom ucitel 'skeho ustavu v
Stubnianskych Tepliciach. a.
Ia tymto zupan J. Orszagh pre-,
cital zpravu o skodach zapricine'
nych povodnou. Zprava bola OBJ
sirna a svedomite sostavena, "a
hrnovala obsahovala vsetlo, &C
bolo spomenutia hodne. Skoda je
ohromna nielen vseobecne, ale
ia, ktortl utrpela zupa ma svojom
majetku, na cestach a mostoch
Skoda ;zupy tini najmenej 20 mi
lionov, ak Stat nepomoze, veru
zupa nebude. moot napravit' tdtc
ohromnu skodu., Povoden vyzia
dala 81 i d7a l'tadske .zivoty.
Pan zupan Orszagh y mech j.
to prikladom = pochodil hned
po katastrofe tefHaf po rssfksrs
miestach, postihnutych krutejsie
ably sa osobne presvedcil, kde. jt
najsiirnejSia pomoc.
Pc precitani teito zpravy pri
hlasil sa k slovu DIR Hranec '
prvom rade vyzdvihol tiez pres
most a svedomitost' zpravy, kto
ra musela byt' sostavena zurnali
stickou rvchlost 'ou. lebo we'd zu
pan ledva NAL Ma to nieco casu.
Dr. Hranec vo svojej odpoved
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-09-25
JUR KOZA-MATEJOV PREPU
STA UZ REDAKTOROV.


Ked' Jur Koza- -Matejov sa roz-
hodol prijat'' smecenassky dar ne,
znameho meeenasa, ktory mu dial
3 miliony na,,to, .ahy, zalozil pc,
vodne tyzdennik, koza vsak do,
razne ziadal dennik, prijal do svo,
jej redakcie hodne l'udi, najma
vysokoskolakov, ktori zurnali,
stike sn malo zkiiseni. Dnes do.
zvedame sa, ze rcdakcie Sloven-
skeho Naroda prepust a w dvoch
zbyva mu vSak este stale dost
Isl. Vych.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-09-25

ma zapanovu zpravu zaoberal sa
Il prfcinami tejto katastrofy ako
ia hlavne priciny poukazal ma "a
nedbanost' slovenskych rick, ma
absolitnu neregulovahost' a ma
kantrenie lesov, ktore je nesvedo-
mite az trestneho rozmeru. IVA
DIAL priklady, boly to veru
smutne priklady.
Po debate o pohrome sostayil
zastupitel'sky sbor komisiu, kto-
ra vypracovala rezoliiciu, kto-
rel ziadaji regulovat' Yah, Ta-
rice, Kysucu a inc mensie rieky.
V rezolucii dorazne ziadajii, aby
pri napravnych pracaeh zamest-
navali domace slovenske nezamest
name robotnfctvo. Kruto postih-
mute kraje mech dostand okrem
.-rychlej penaznej podpory i osev,
uncle hnojivo a inc hospodarskc
potreby. Tdto rezoluciu zastnpi-
tel sky sbor prijal jednohlasne.
Ma navrh p. Zumana, uctili pa
| miatku neboheho kosickeho zupa-
ma j. Rumanna povstanim miest
a poslali telegram matke zupano-
vel, zupe Kosickej ministerstvu
! pre- sprawl Slovenska.
Pc tomto nasledovala dlha de-
bata 0 navrhu zupneho vyboru @
novelizacii zivnostenskeho zakona
ohl'adom odpredaja liehovych ma
pojov zatvorenych flasiach G
sposobe, ako by sa malo odalko
holizovat' Slovensko. Mnoh hi pre-
hovorili k tejto veci a DIR. Hranee
uviedol tn niekol 'ko smutnyc1
prfpadov.
Bude to veru aka praca, kyn
sa nam podari vyeistit' zapadn'
a severne Slovensko cd takzvane
no "hamrslogu'', cize spiritusu.
Otazkou ucitel 'skeho nstavu '
/ Stubnianskych TepliciaIch otaz
kou obchodnej akademie Tur
! eianskom Sv. MARITIME bol pobnrc
,lsny celI zastupitel sky sbor be-
vynhnky.
Stavitel' Jan Hawai- rozhorce
ne hovoril celkom spravne W,
zdvihol, re je to smutne zial ne
ze nam chcti zrusit' uGitel sky Il
stav vtedy, ked' je ministrom Slo
yak! CDR. MarkoviG, socialista..
Stavitel' Hawai- poukazal / ma to
ze je republike 130 ueitePskycl
nstavov, z tychto 9 nemeckych
len 1 slovenske! Ako my Slovac
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Vzhl 'adom na dohanovy monopol.
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