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The Nome nugget., 1925-12-26
AvIAToRs ANxIors TO MAKE TRIP

DAYTON Dee. 2i, l41-rhc M,tooL field ofie- ias said that Wilkins had asked uooi,t!c Mac- ready to act pilots for the Polar flight. The plan is reported to he entirely Feasible fac tnorn,- tion gathered would b, inca ulabi, value. I3oth aViatOrS anxious to make, the trjp
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-26

SEATTLE. Dec. 3B, tAP)-Thc Secretary of the aviation society nt DctrOit, trIernpcd it's ucccpi- ,mcc of the offer or the Seattle Chamber or Com mercc to cooperate with thcm in ever, possible wa, i" 'h" preparation for the lAtr"w-Sp zhrrpn flight. It is understood that the planes will be shipped North from seattle Seward, thence by raiIro,,. tn N"'ana where.the flight will begin. It Is cx- Icc'csi that the three planes will a, from Ncnnna to Barrow carrying such ucr.ieti supplies as they may need
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-26
CRIPPLE PERISuES IN FIRE

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. aG, (iID-NIr,. Frances
 Wenzer. aged fifty-two and cripple missing after fire which destroyed q fonp story brick build-
 imp in which she resided. The succeeded in rescuing twenty-two of the occupants. The mer- curry thirteen below zero.
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-26

FAIRBANKS, Dec. 26, (AP)-Norman C. stines cabled thc Daily News.Mner from Havana, that the head of the Fairbanks Exploration Company had authorized his program spend between ten an.l eleven million dollars here in the three years
 The thermometer twenty degrees above here yesterday.
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-26
SHORT CIRCUIT STAHTS DISAsTRoJs FIRE

HEliAtisE Ohio, Dec. .5. GNl-Ninc men ;,rr dead as tl" result O! fire which h, short circuit In coal mine here Titr sl,nrt cir cult was caused f, thc falling tons e'al over tc electric wires. Seventy mi cn- tonh'i. I, mine Is known .s Wchbs cnai n,,n,. .
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-26
GOVERNMENT AUTHORITY NECESSARY

WASHINGTON, Dee. el, G,l)-WilIiam D. Mayo, chief engineer for Henry Ford, presented t" the War Department the project the Polar flight. He was advised that before inc Army officers could participate, Congressional authority would he ncccs- sary.
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-26
TRAM ROAD RESOLUTION
 APPROVED

SEATTLE, Dec. 2G. (ii )-1h,. trustees the seattle Chamber of Commerce have approved the resolutions Of Northwestern tiitmier Commerce. of Nome urging appropriations for roads trains on Seward Peninsula and particular, fine e>tenton of the tran, road from shelton Candle
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-26
ROATsWAIN COURTNfARTIALED
 FOR ASSISTING RoOTLEaGERs

ATLANTIC CITY, Dec. n, tAP)-Captain Ru- dolph Risaey. IT,, Commadsnt of the Ooast Guard here. conrtmartiassd Boatswan Frank Kassidy, keep. q of the Coast Guard station here, . hundred charges of shore bootleEginG. It appears that the keeper of tho life station used the patrol boats to cary out messages to the bootlsg boats lying out oa Rum Row. The charges against Kassidy were sesal'sons conduct tending to destroy ths naosale q ths Osast 0pasd.w
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-26
DETROIT AVIATION SOCIETY BACKS POLAR FL|Gnf
 BARROW -SPITz5ERCEN

AEW YORK, Dec. 3s, 1P,--It is reported that Henry Ford is going back stop Polar flight from Point Barrow Spitzbergen in May, although those named in connection flight would confirm, the Dr. Isaiah Bowman, Director of the American Geographic Society and George Will kchs veteran explorer of south Polar EXpedi- tions have left for Detroit according NilhajaImur Stefannson... Malcolm Alexander smith, an Alaskan prnsIector and well known nusIcr, is arranging the flight with Wilkins. smith left for Detroit Huw- man said that announcement would b,. made in W" weeks It is understood that cnant John Nacr':,y, tie Army transcontin. bier and Lieut.
 James Dootlc. tie holder several army Migi' records will pilot all pl.,nc over the en,rsc
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-26
PHIL ABEAuAMS BURIED THURSDAY

SEATTLE Dec 25. (AP)-Thc funeral of Phil Abr,han,s who died here Sunday last held yesterday. The deceased an old pioneer and n member of the Masonic lodge at Skagway He survived by a daughter Mrs. Alice Wright of Montreal.
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-26
McTIcuE WINS
 OVER FLOWERS

NEW YORK, Dec. e5. (Al)-Mikc McTg"e, Il former worlds lightweight champion, won judges decision over Tiger Flowers Atlanta negro in Il furious round go. Fi,Iel Iabarba six round semi -iinnI decision Lew Forfctts of New York.
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-26
FRANCE HAS SEVERE WIND STORM

Paris, Dee. .G, (AP)-A scvrre wintlst"rm Is raging through France. \ ferry crossing the Seine six miles above Isoucn blown and nine passengers drowned squalls of unprecei- cntcd violence exceeding hundred miles an hour take place Intervals. Numerous houses un rUOfcd and rooted up. The wireless antenna Eiffcl tower was demolished fin the midst of broaticastng concert
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-26
SHIPPING BOARD SELLS THREE VESSEL.

WASHINGTON. D. C., Dec. ao tAr,-Thc shipping Bnard sold to tho Alaska s ean,ship Com pany three vessels os fifty hundred deadweisht toss. The psice paid was two hundred and seventy
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-26
ANCHORAGE HAS EARTHQUAKE

ANCHORAGE, Dee. 2G, (\r)-rhr most severe earthquake shock in years aroused the people o Anchorage t,i> morning. The lasted ncari, n minute. No damage done.
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-26
FOUR KILLED IN PENNSYLVANIA FIRE

WAHNEsrtHai, PA. Dec 26, (AP)-Four vol mnteer fIremen killed and five others badly injured in fire which swept the business district The loss is estimated at n million.
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-26
POLICEMAN FINDS
 THREE c0RPSES

NEW YORK, Dee. a0, (AP)-A policeman found corpse in the street South Brooklyn and began investigation. In it's course he entered the nearby Atlonis Social Club and found two more sorpscs amid broken furniture. The rooms [
 deserted. All the dead shot a Christmas dance which was given therc last night.
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-26

ELIINSEl RG Dec 2G, (NP)-tlGlrgcs antl degree murder dismissed against Fllc0lM Josiin for itcidcmtlA shooting killing his hunt ing partner. William IIarizog. Il farmer. on mot ion of the district attorney.
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-26
FLIGHT PLANS uNKNow IN DETROIT

DETROIT, Dee. @:, tHH-NoIng is known here of the Ford plans for Polar High IL is said that Wilkins and Smith comn:. on their own init iHtiyr to put their plans up to Ford.
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-26

TOKYO, Dec. 2G, (Ar)-Twcmy fishing boats containing hundred and fifty fishermen miss ing by of q which struck fine Northern coast of Japan yesterday. Many houses wreck cd and forty vessels capsZct.
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-26

PHILADELPHIA Dee. 2a, tAP)-RussclI Her. man ConwclI. the we'll known preacher, lecturer, and phianthropst, died here recently after n long iilness aged 82 years.
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-26

sur,cRlps FOR TIRE NOME WEEKLY NUGGET
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-26

RUSSELL HERMAN C0NWELI. WELL KNOWN
 PREACHER AND LECTURER IS DEAD
The Washington times., 1925-05-28
To GET
+. BIG BUDGET
CONTINUED from Page I'D

Continued from Page I'D
chart prepared by Major Daniel
J. Donovan, District auditor,
which shows in percentages the
share each local government ac-
tivity gets in the annual appro-
priation.
The chart was prepared for the
Citizens Advisory Council to guide
them in their recommendations to
the District Commissioners for the
budget of the fiscal year beginning
July 1, 1927.
The total appropriation for the
coming fiscal year, beginning July
1, is S33, 3,37S, Gal, which, in the chart.
represents 100 per cent. For the
fiscal year ending June 80 the total
appropriation was $2S,SO5,S5S, rep
resenting 100 per cent.
The appropriations for the coming
fiscal year were divided as follows:
Education, 36.9 per cent, $12 ,332,-
Gas; protection OF life AMI property,
including fire and police, 16.2 per
cent, $5,418,47 highways, Ill per
cent, $685. ,2S1; charities and cor
rections, 81 per cent, $S,O45,SSt; !;
health and sanitation, 3 per cent,
SS ,009, ,9S3; public service, including
markets and water supply, 1.6 per
cent, $2,546, ,160; recreation, 5.s per
cent. 81, ,9s9, ,566; general government,
Including salaries and courts, So
per cent, $1.S07,712, and miscellane-
Gus, .04 per cent, $1S2. .565.
For the, fiscal year beginning
July 1, 1924, and ending June 30
Education, s0.1 per cent. $685.
B72; protection Of life and property,
1872 per cent, $5,4S6,005 highways,
12.6 per cent, $3,626,2Ss; charities
and corrections, 1913 per cent,
S3.123. .5O4: health and sanitation,
IO.2 per cent, $2,964,733; public SER
vice, 5.4 per cent, 1868 ,420; recrea..
zion, s. per cent, $1,454,9 ,967; general
government, "A per cent, $1,279.-
IT'S; miscellaneous, Ia per cent,
$416,094.
The Washington times., 1925-05-28
AutOmotive
SERVICE AND REPAIRING /.

CARS washed. Simonized, polished. Free
storage. Quick service. Auto Laundry.
rear 41S X st.
The Washington times., 1925-05-28
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The Washington times., 1925-05-28
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Chevrolet Sedan .......... 400
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Oldsmobile Coach ...... 500
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The Washington times., 1925-05-28

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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-26
SLOVENKA CHVALENA
v NEDEL NOM "VINDI'

V nedelnajsom {. tunajsieho
Vindicatoru Dol krasny clanok o
pani Svabekovej, manzelke Pavla
Svabeka, 941 State ST., Girard.
Pani Svabekova ma utesend "a
hradu kvetov, ktorn obdivuje ka-
zdy, kto tadial' prechodi. Uz II
rokov venuje sa okrem domacej
prace kvetinarstvu, ktoreho ma
ako SINE poculi - krasne prijmy
Svabekovci byvaj1 V Girard uz
81 rokov, kde sn ctenymi a vaze-
nymi. Maj1 jedneho syna, ktory
studuje na vysokej technickej
skole V Pittsburghu. Pani Sva-
bekovej i my k jej hspechu blaho-
zelame.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-26
Posviacka oltara
' E. Youngstown
Osada zaroven oslavi patrona
sv. Jana Krstitel'a.

V nedel'u predpoludnim prevc.
dena bude V chrame Sv. Jana Kr-
stitel'a V Z. Youngstown posvia-
cka boeneho oltara, ktory daro-
valo osade cislo 1873. Penn. Slov.
X. Jednoty. Posviacka spojena
je zaroven oslayoll patrona O.
sadly, sv. Jana Krstitel a. Kazdy
osadnik a osadnicka sn uctive po.
zvani byt pritomni ako kmotro-
via pri posviacke oltara.
Popoludni nato vydrziavany je
vvlet spolku Sv. Jana Krst., {.
1873. PennKJ. ma osadnych poem
koch (pri SLOW. cintorine). Obe-
censtvo bude zavezene ma miesto
vvletu na autoch cd kostola.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-26
Pesviacka rohoyeho
kanlena na nedeI Z
Posviacku prevedie Msgr. Smith,
o pol 4. hod. ma Lansingville.

Osada Sv. Mateja ma Lansing
Vile bude mat vel'kn osadn1
slavnost ma nedelu popoludni.
Posvateny bude zakladny kameil
pod novf chram, so stavbou kto-
reho bolo uz pred mesiacom IA
pocate. Ma posviacku pride mno-
no naroda 2 celej okolice mnohe
spolky silcastnia sa slavnostneho
pochodu V hstrety ,posvatitel'a u
sporiadaneho. Posviacku prevedie
Monsignore Rev. Smith, admin
strator diecezi zastupca osvp.
biskmpa Schrembsa, ktory sa ma
teraz zdrzuje Rime.
Spolky shromazdia sa v Soko-
lovni ma Homewood Ave. presne
pol 3. hodine a pojdu naproti
posvatitel owl kamefla od Soko-
lovne po Shirley Road ku Poland
Ave. Ked' posvatitel' dojde,
spolky no budG sprevadzat' ku
novostavbe kostola po Shirley
Road a Homewood Ave. Posvia-
cka prevedena bude pol 4. ho-
dine popoludni.
Chram Sv. Mateja bude stat
ma rohu Indianola Homewood
ulic, hned' pri terajsom chrame,
ktory bude potion sltlzit "a skolu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-26
VEL ky BASEBALLOVY
ZAPAS MA NEDEL'U
Farrellcani budu, hrat' Lansing
villcanmi ma Shirley Rd. hrisku.

Youngstownski a okoliti Slova-
ci, ktorf s1 milovnikmi baseballu,
budn mat opravdoyu hostinu ma
tlto nedel'u, ked' dive mocne ca
ty zmeraju svoje silly ma hrisku
phi Shirley Roaa. 3 Lansingyiifc
klubom bude hrat' chyrny klub
Farrell. Bude to el'ky zapas
a napinavy. Kazdy hrac bude sa
usilovat co najlepsie, ably jeho
cata vyhrala. Slovaci z celej oko-
lice, prid tie ma tnto hru neoba
nujete.
Zaciatok hry je 4. hodine po
poludni. Preto tax neskorsie, lebo
pol 4. je posviacka rohoveho ka-
mena slovenskeho kostola ma Ian
singville.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-26
MOVE GAzovE RATY PRIJATE

East Ohio Gas Co. oznamila po
tieto dni, re prijima zmenu, v ra-
tach. ktorn urobila m astska rada.
Zmena je malicka, ale tyka sa
ona malych spotrebovatel 'ov, pre-
to je dolezita. Spolocnost' chcela,
ably sa platilo po SOC Cd prvych
5000 kubicnych metrov gazu,
mestska rada Ease, ze cd prvych
5000 po SOC "a 1000 ku. stop. To
ie celia zmena cenach, ktore SINE
minule uverejnili Move raty voj-
du v platnost' %. augusta t. r.
Rozdiel v Gene gazu bnde tedy
hodny. Kto na pr. teraz vypali "a
mesiac 1900 ku. metrov gazu,
plati len $1.O5. Po %. auguste bu-
de platit az $2.1O - a to $3.50 "a
gaz a 60c "a obsluhu, "a ktorl
SINE doteraz neplatili. Okrem toho
kompania bude ratat ST. "a otvo-
renie gazu So "a pripravenie me-
ira.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-26
VECIEROK ma ROZLUCKU
S REV. LISCINSKYM

Y utorok vecer odbyval sa V
skole Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda We
cierok osady Sv. Cyrilla Me-
thoda ma rozlucku q poctu Rev.
j. M. Liseinskeho, durhovneho
osady, ktors odcestoval ma ma
vstevu roditov ma Sovensl1o. We
cierok Dol krasne havstivenv o.
sadnFkmi, ma ktorom vyslovena
bola oddanost' Rev. Liscinskemu
a zelanie k st 'astnemu navratu.
tn bol tiez obdareay osadnikmi
penaanym darom na cestu.
Rev. Lisainskf {odcestoval Z
Youngstown v stredu vecer do
New Yorku, odkial; odplava ma
lodif4fs ans do FrAlYedzska a cd.
tial' domoy. V stredu bol odpre-
vadeny ma vlak pocetnymi osad,
nikmi a priatel mi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-26
SUDNY ZAKAZ PROTI
MAHONING WAR CHESTU

Ako sa mnohi pamataji, pocas
vojny prevadzana bola sbierka Ma
takzv. War Chest. u tel sbierky
podporovane boly Y. M. G. A.,
Cerveny Kriz, X. of G.. inc po-
mocne organizacie. V Mahoning
War Chest dosial' jest $4,000,
ktore maly byt' odovzdane Ame-
rickej Legii, Post Is v Youngs-
town. Proti tomuto ozvala sa or
ganizacia VeteranOv Cudzozem-
skych Vojen a poziadala sudcu
Lyona o sddny zakaz odovzdania
tyrhto penazf Legii Cervene-
mu Krizu, ktory zakaz sudca al
vydal. Veterani ziadajd podiel ma
tomto obnose.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-26

dal vladnym lradnikom nasle-
dovne:
"Aby vojna mohla byt' iispes-
ne vedena, l'ud sa vtedy musel
odovzdat' do rlk vlady. Kontrola
majetku, ba al ich 6sob musela
byt' postilpena Wade. My SINE te-
raz zamestnanf nazaduvadzanim,
vracanlm toho majetku, oslobo-
dzovanim os6b. Vasa praca je
pomahat'' otcom a matkam, ul a.
vovat' dietkam tejto zeme, aby
Dol zaisteny blahobyt v krajine:
Buddci pokrok tohto naroda, je-
ho schopnost' udrzat' domaci do
brobyt, jeho schopnost' mat po-
diel ma pokroku civilizacie cele-
no sveta, zavisf cd vasho pevn6-
ho predsavzatia vasho odhodla-
MIA. w musite byt' Y tom dspes-
ii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-26
VEL'KE NESTASTIE
NEDALEKO WARREN

Vo stvrtok rano zabiti boil VIA
kom Erie drahy v Cortland, Roy
Allen a jeho brat Glen Allen a
George Longberry boil t'azko ra-
neny. Tito traja prechadzali cez
krizovatku pri Gentzovej pile na
aute, ked' sa primal nakladnv
vlak a vrazil do Mich celou silou.
Obaja zabiti boil zenati a zane
chavaju siroty. Ked' sa nest 'astie
udalo, boil ma ceste do prace Il
Trumbull Steel Co.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-26
vYZvANIE osKoDENYM.
Kazdemu koho sa to tyka.

Po tieto dni statnou policiou
arestovani boil V Monongahela,
Pa, byvaj1ci do vysetrovacej
vazby V Morgantown. w. Va. do
praveni "promoteri'' Michal So
tax (Szotak) a Pavel Kirnag
(Kernog), ktori siroko d'aleko
predavali medzi Slovakmi a Ru-
sinmi falosne banske dcastiny (se-
ry), len ma tIIchto jednych, dl'a
dotera. .isich 1radnych dokazov,
vyklamali medzi chudobnymi
l'ud mi do dvadsat' tisic dolarov.
Ponevae ale az al davnejsie pred
tym vysemenovani ma inych po-
dobnych klamarskych "seroch' -
a ich r6znych "transakciach" pre-
vadzali medzi slavianskymi l'ud'-
mi take "obchody', ktore sn do
sial este 1radmi co neprihlasene
nezistene, preto mech kazdy kto
akokol 'vek Dol menovanymi osko-
deny, to osobne alebo pfsomnym
prihlasenim uda na tnto adresu :
Josepeh Hill, Notary Public
Room 79, St. Nicholas Bldg.
Cor. Fourth Ave. & Grant ST.,
PITTSBURGH Pa ..