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Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-30
GOV. PINCHOT
MAY OPPOSE BIG
POWER CONTRACT

WASHINGTON, July 3o.-Govcr-
Pinchot OF Pennsylvania, conScrva-
tionalSt, may appear before Attor-
ncv General Sargent to oppose hold
ing the lictch Hetchv contract le-
gal, it WAS lcared here today.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-30
ROBBERY CAUSES
BROTHERS. SLAYING
By United Press Leased Wire

CANON CITY, Colo, July 30
Robbery was the motive advanced
for the killing Of Walter Sisco, -,
and Milton, 81, his brother, follow
ing Investigation by officials here
today.
The body of Walter was found
yesterday in Dead Mans gulch,
near here after Il search of several
days. The body of Milton was
found earlier in the week.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-30
DIRT FARMER TAKES
UP RAILROAD WORK
By United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, July 80
Leon o. Whitsell, former Orange
county supervisor and "dirt farm
cr," has taken up his duties here
as state railroad commissioner. He
succeeded Edgerton Shore, resigned.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-30
GAMES TODAY

National
New York at Chicago, clear.
Brooklyn at st. Louis, cloudy.
Boston at Pittsburgh, cloudy.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati,
cloudy.
American
st. Louis at New York, clear.
Cleveland at Boston. clear.
Detroit at Philadelphia, clear.
Chicago at Washington, cloudy.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-30
WEATHER BEATEN
NOTE new ANGLE
IN KIRK AFFAIR
Incoherent rawlings May
Have Been Written
Before Duel

An entirely new angle OF mystery
WIS olected into the Kirk Trudcn
case late yesterday afternoon Dv the
finding Of a weather beaten note on
paper with Kirk : monogram ia the
conner, near the scene where his
Eody was found week aeo last
Monday.
Kirk 5 badly deyomposed body
vas found near Imperial after John
Truden had committed suicide in
Jacumba, leaving a note IN which he
declared that he and Kirk had
engaged III Il death duel and that he
Lad Il pact to take his own life two
days after the deadiv v combat. Since
that time there has been much new
evidence Nnearthed which would
Tend TO prove that Kirk was murder
ed by Truden and that a third per-
son may have had hand in the
mysterious affair or knows some of
the details. which, are being kept
from the offi.iaIs.
The note was found by Lee Nix,
a rahcher who lives near Imperial,
who turned it over to Chief Harris
AT imperial. The letter is written
IN lead pencil and owing to the fact
tha: 1t had evidently been exposed
to the elements for some davs the
writing had faded in places as to be
illcgible.
No stationery was found in Kirk s
effects similar to that which the
EGtC was written on and which bore
Ill purple ink in the corner the mono
gram "H. II. X.
Similar to Kirk Writing
The writing is Very similar to that
contained in letters written bv
Kirk and found III his trunk but
ooeS not bear signature Whether
he wrote it with one hand while
lrudcn had him under cover of II
gun or whether the rambling, dis
connected thoughts are the rawlings
OF trapped man crazed by the
HcWledge that he is facing death
mav never be known.
The letter follows, the spaces do.
rating where the note was ilegible:
~ have been regarded as man
out here where a man is Judged by
more than mere appearances.
Simply because refused to
fight under rule that binds one
Of my hand while my opponent sails
lHto NE with both hands free. |
have naver been u believer i'm the
doctrine of "turu the other cheek. -
Let lis not make believe. Life
viewed from different angles and
sWayed by various moods paints
different pictures. 1t is tragedy to
the tragic, a huge joke to the humor-
orS iuclined and but Il drab canvas
TO the unimaginative.
1t all depends upon what
---- one sees it through.
Viewed unGer -.---manv
respects the desert in the light of
the moon is greatly like some woman
We known and prospered by.
1t ------ --
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-30
with craft work.
- accident
Canyon Of Gold


the ages.
Canyon of Gold
'Then the canyon of gold with
its promise of Scratched out) peace
and safety, its blessed work and
dreams and hopes and miracle gift
Of love.
1T is not love- bitter er-sweet-
----it was gilded with the
strongest solution of understanding.
-------'-~----- Il good
scratched out) woman S loving
been transposed. A love is sung.
II woman s sweet peas
and evening primroses never fair
tu--hoom.
"Thc magic of the tropic moon
LAS flooded NV very soul
My brain is working ciearIy
now. The magic of the moonlight
has lost its power.
Standing thus for a moment in
the attitude of Invocation.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-30

HOUSTON, Tex, July 3o,-llun-
dIcds of cattle were under quar-
antine today as prccaution against
the foot and mouth disease.
symptoms similar to those in the
cattle plague were discoycrcd in
the Brahma herd, owned by DR..
William S. Tatcs Jacobs, near Al.
vim.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-30
Texas Cattle Are
Under Quarantine
Nv United Press Leased Wire

By United Press Leased Wire
HOUSTON, Tex, July So
United States Expert DR.. Ma
rion lines, of Washington, an
nounced today that the cattle
in DR.. William States Jacobs
ranch were suffering from foot
and mouth disease.
He has ordered the original
herd Of 100 head killed and
their bodies burned.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-30
NATIONAL

At Chicago
New York 020 002 000-4 13 |
Chicago GOO O0l lOO-2 10 |
Scott and Gowdy; Alexander,
Jones and HartHptt.
At Pittsburgh
Boston 600 300 l00-5 II .
Pittsburgh GOO 100 000....1 8 |
Gencwich and Gibson; Aldridge,
SheChan and Smith.
At Cincinnati
Philadelphia 600 600 000-2 .
Cincinnati $50 100 02x-6 II 0
Mitchell, Knight and Wilson;
RiNey and Hargrave.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-30
At PHILADELPHIA

Detroit GOO 600 0O0-O 10 o
Philadelphia 32O POO llx-9 Is o
Whitehill, Wells and Bassler,
WoodalI; Gray and Cochrane.
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AMERICAN

At Boston
Cleveland 00O 021 0I3-7 II |
Boston 600 600 200 |
Buckeye and Myatt; Zahniscr and
picmich.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-30

Total Receipts,.-..-....S624 ,49o.64
Disbursements during the wear
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-30

JULY 90, 1926
River Gage at Yuma
1871 feet
River row at Yuma
15,700 sec. #.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-20
Personal

Loa Angeles, after spending some
time hero az Tho Hotel Olympic
Mrs Louis M"ndouball. Mrs Pan
"a fes mother and Mr. Alexander
IuHiugc5 ana con- Mr Lloyd Pan.
i1gca, ,uro remaining for a longer
visit
Miss Marion D1zrllc Of Los An.
gtlea. who has been visiting ln
town lcft last evening for her
home
Mr and Mm Palmer X. Lobnr
man and Sir Fulton Lcbcrman are
spending q few days In Vancouver.
SIR and Mr.. william IN Roy
Baird and their niece. Mlr8 Ida,
blanche Robe. arc spending the
week M Lake Crescent
Mr, and Mrs. willlis j. Hole will
arrive In town Saturday on their
yacht snmona after spending the
summer cruising in Alaskan waters
and viii bo the guests ~ Mr and
Mrs Albert Charles Phillips until
they leave for their home In Cali,
fornia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-20
Pretty Home Wedding
at "Lucerue"

Another of the charming summer
WEDDINGS was solcmniscd last eve.
ming at the iiome Of pr. ana Mrs
iaehard o'shea. az their home "I.u.
oorne on Lake Washington. when
Miss Esther Olive Calvin. was united
In marriage 90 Or Alexander Ham.
l'ion Peacock Tho Rev. Or. Allison
Matthews performed the ceremony
al o'clock. In the presence OF reln-
ives and intimate friends, \ rcccp.
ton followed tho services at $50. 20
which a large number OF friends we're
invited The services were read In
The Twins room, before tho fireplace
which was banked with ferns Tall
standards 81 gladloli and delphlninum
at either side OF the fireplace and
hrgc baskets ~ summer flowers
were used turnout tho room The
bride wore becoming French model
% shell pink satin, made with tivht
bodice and bourfaut skirt. adorned
with medalliops Of real lace. and
large picture hat OF pink and rose
velvet and chiffon combination. Her
bouquet was small colonial ono OF
butterfly roses and lilies Of the val,
les
Mrs, Louise Price. was her only
attendant and was attractivcly
ypwued In lavender chiffon. over
pink satin, with "A large hat OF velvet
trimmed in ostrich 20 match.
and wore a corsagr OF orchids. Law
cndar sweet peas aud blue lace now
ers, pr Waiter Kclton acted as
best man Tor De- Peacock a. tho
reception Or and Mrs. o'shea were
assisted hy Mr. and Mrs. William
Leonard Eaton.
Or and Mrs Peacock LETT for
motor trip around Vancouver island.
Mrs. Peacock wearing an attractive
ensemble or cocoa brown. with
small brown velvet hat trimmed with
ostrich. They win be AZ home after
September ! al tho Spring apart.
meuts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-20
City Employees to
Hold Picnic Sunday

Employees Of the city. and all
members Of the city civil service.
VIII picnic at Halls lake. north OF
Seattle. Sunday. A program Of
games and sports has been ar
ranged. Coffee and cream viii be
free The arrangement committee
announced that the public is in
vited. The Everett interurban will
furnish means OF transportation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-20
Assistants Named for
Bridge Tea

Miss Tyrone Whitney who Is civ.
ms = bridge tea tomorrow afternoon
az her home on Highland drive FOR
her house guest, Mrs Alexander
Dngweu Burnet Clark OF berkeley.
cal. formerly OF Seattle. and Tor
Miss Margaret Thomas, a byido-to,
be. has selected her assistants. Mrs
Herbert Terrell Mis-, r. $ wutsie,
Mrs Will q, Crosby Mr. Kenneth
Bates. Miss Julia Carlson, Miss
Agnes Piles, Miss Carroll Main. Mrs
Lester Graham. Mrs Edwin Fellows,
Maip. Mrs Warren IveTson. Mrs. e.
Il, Kelly and Mrs Lorin Il. Allan.
Eieyen tables win be In play. with
additional guests at the tea hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-20
Orthopedic Lunch Room

The Orthopedic Lunch room Will
be In charge ot Alki tomorrow With
NrS. Burton r. Bradford as hostess
assisted by Mrs g. H. Crawford,
Mrs Alexander Msist0r. Mrs u u
pobhs. Mrs Hoyden Gibson. hrs.
II. Il. CARMEN. Mrs cyrus BriggA
Mrs Joe MARKS Mrs u II. p~lai.
Mrs. S. +. Desilyia, Mrs J j.
Cannon. Mrs. r W stranE. Mrs,
Frank d. Plumb Mr.. Jack Wall
inEford. Mrs Hugh Todd and Mra-
Archie f;rnmlnnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-20
Marriage Announced

The marriage OF Miss Minnie Topo-
lovitz. daughter % Mt and Mrs. b.
Topolovitz. and Mr. David Cohn. son
Of Mr. and MrS, j. Cohn. was quietly
sulemnizsd Sunday. August IS rabbi.
Baruch Shapiro officiated in the
presence Of the immediate relatives
OF the two families MIR. and Mrs,
cohu viii be at home ~ sio7 25th
ave. n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-20
LuncheoRS GiUen at Sunset Club: Miss Jean
FOr COmpimeRted

MISS HEusN FARRELL enter.
A'l taIuc8 with small luncheon
AZ tho sunset club toial, IN honor
10 Miss Marorcia hellman 81 los
Ansslcs. who is VISITING bon town,
Mrs, Erred u flammons Is enter
tanning with a luncheon al the club
tomorrow. I'M honor uf Mrs, l., =
Hicks, who Is visiting her son and
daughtcrin law, M and Mrs, ~.
Eugenc Allen,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-20
To Entertain
With Luncheon

Mrs. James wyitc Is entertaining
with a luncheon at the Seattle Ten,
mis- club Thursday. August II. in
honor Of Mrs, Alfred Eollo, who has
Just returned from spending the sum.
mcr with her parents. Mr., and Mira
Charles n. Mccollum. nj Carmel.by.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-20
Game Commissioners
Open Denver Session

DENVER. Colo, Aug. 2O.-(By
4. PJ--The two-day convention Of
the international Association OF
Fish and Game Commissioners op-
cncd here today with 100 members
from widely scattered territory at
tending The American Fisheries
society closed thrco-day session
here last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-20

PAST PRESIDENTS TO PICNIC
The past presidents Of the John +.
Miller Relief corps viii have a picnic
saturday, August g. At the home OF
Mra. g W Furry 1917 Second ave,
y Lunch az 1880 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-20
To GiUe Luncheon
at Olnmpic

Miss Shirley Goodwin Is entertain
INK with luncheon az The Olympic
next Monday, 10 compliment Miss
Sarah Dorsey Brown ot Texas, who
~ the guest of her aunt. Airs George
Black. and Miss Emmanuel Backus.
who has recently returned from Cali
forum The party VIII later go on
20 the Orpheum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-20
LINNEA REBEKAH

Auxiliary TO Linnea Rebekah
lodge viii meet with Mrs. Thaanum.
Gl5 Bellevue ave. n. wednesday
evening, August 2s. Members and
friends invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-20
Miss Jean FOG
COMMUNICATED

Muz Herman "A, Hoeuig Is cptcr.
tanning with a luncheon % twelve
covers in her apartments at the
Biitmorc. on Thursday. September
J. which affair win compliment
Miss Jean Fox. whose enlargement
TO MI, A. NJ wachter van sehaik
was recently announced,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-20

Mr and Mra Robert MericE
lMurel Walrrhousoi ~ vancouver
u, C.. are being congratulated upon
tho birth Of "a daughter, Joan, IueH
day. July Is. iu that city,
MiAs Virginia shank left Tuesday
for Lrthbrldgr. Alberta, where rhe
viii br tho guest Of Mla Dorothy
ban' for two weeks
Miss Emma Pratt, Miss Peggy
uubug, Mlaa Helen Graham Mis7
Margaret t.utimor ana Miss Gather
me Howard nro spending "a few d1ya
In Vancouver g. G.
Mr., and Mira, u. y Taylor are en-.
tertaining SIR ana MIN. G. T. iiol
brook ana daughter N Kansas city,
Mr.. Holbrook b.. IL brother Of Mra,
Taylor's.
Mrs. o. u. Fisher and Mrs, Donald
q. Graham are spending u week az
Seaside. ore.
Mr. Edward brooks, of Minneupor
Me-. ia a guest at The olympic Hotel,
Mrs. Frederick " Brown. Mrs.
@. a. C. Rochester and Mrs, j, NJ.
rHnk. who have been visiting Mrs.
William A Shannon nt her summer
home, Shnnnon.on.Chelan. Lake Che
ian. FOR the past two weeks, returned
10 their homes In this city yester'
day
Mr.. and Mrs. George william
Mertcns and their house guest,
Miss Elisa Michaels OF Victoria. mo.
torcd to Seaside. ore, for the week.
Mrs Leon Powers OF Spokane,
IL in town for few days aB the
guest OF Mrs. +, M nanauer. in
the Holliston apartments.
Mrs. Lawrence Blodgctt Gertrude
HortonL who has been tho guest
FOR several months u her parents,
Or and Aira George II Horton.
il leaving Saturday, with her small
son. Iorry. for Coronado where
Lieut.. Blodgeti viii be stationed for
tho winter,
Mrs. 4. r. Todd Of Victoria. b.
C.. viii be tho weekend guest OF
SIR. and Mira. Frank II. Frctwell.
Mrs Alexander PAntaEes and Mtss
Carmen puntngea left Tueadny for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-20
Mr.. and Mrs. BdckUS 10
Girc Snnner Dance

Mr. and Mrs Sanford oron Backu'
are entertaining with e supper dance
at their home ON Lake Washington,
Saturday evening. 90 compliment
their daughter Miss kathryn Back
US. ana her tnucc, Dr John Russell
Marria whose engagement was re.
Gently announced. and their sonin-
law and daughter. MIR and Mrs Ken
meth X. Dean. OF New York, who arc
In the city. Twenty eight guests will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-20
Nah Jong Luncheon
to Be GiUen

Mrs William z, Harper Is enter
taining with NAH jonSg luncheon
n sixteen covers at her home. Tues
day, August 20 in honor Of Mrs
Paul c, Harper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-20
~ NEvlEW M. b

All Review No % will meet In
A. O. L. " hail 1909 Ninth ave.
Friday August Il, at SIS o'clock.
Refreshments.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
RECEPTION ron
GRAND PRESIDENT


GRAND PRESIDENT
Two hundred members attended
the reception. Tuesday evening, at
the clubhouse OF the Young Ladies'
Institute, which was given to honor
Miss Jessie HrtdEcmau. grand pres
dent Of the Young Ladies' Institute
MisE Bridgrman. who ~ member
Of the Queen Anne Institute, has
just bcsn appointed grand president.
Visiting members from Tahoma In.
stitutc. Tacoma. we're Miss Sadie
Foyc. Miss Mabel Kruger and Miss
Florence Saul. From Vancouver
was Miss Elizabeth Rice, Musical
numbers we're given by Mrs. Am.
hroae whaley, accompanied by Mrs
Charles Gibson and Mr.. Jcno O'Ncil
accompanied by Miss Ruth Towuc
short TALES were given by delegates
who attended the convention At 70.
semitic Valley. California.
BALLARD LODGE 40. 90
Ballard lodge No. 90. Degree Of
Honor. will meet in the lodge room
Of city hall at Ballard Thursday.
August 20. Mt 7t5 o'clock. Progress
aiyo whist at $3.50, Tho public is IN.
Sitcd. Take cars No. or no rs and
yet off nt 27nd.
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the Sea. Invitations have been lin
tied to the intimate friends o. the
honor guest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-20
Los Angeles Visitor
Entertained

Mrs John sherman Robinson. en-
,srtained with bridge luncheon to-
day az The Hotel Olympic FOR the
pleasure o. Mrs c, II Lind. Of Los
Angeles. who IS visiting in Tacoma
ISinc tables VIII be In play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-20

DAUGHTERS or SCOTIA
Daughters OF Scotia VIII hold a
picnic Saturday. August %. At Alki
beach. Clansmcn and friends in
yitcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-20
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY

AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY
American Legion Auxiliary 10 Sc
attic Post No IS viii hold tea
az the home of Mn. Guy Iuumclce.
tIso t5th ave s W. Friday Aug.
nat -. 0t I o'clock Members and
their friends are invited Take
ears No g ana No, 10 California
ave aud T.. Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-20
Luncheon at
Port Madison

Mrs. Edmund Bowdeu and Mrs.
William Burt Bowdcn were hos,csses
at luncheon at their home. Cedar
Lodge Port Madison. yesterday for
the pleasure Of Mrs. William shcr.
man Walker organizing secretary.
general o. the Daughters Of the
American Revolution. Covers were
placed for eighteen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-20
WOmen's Clubs

In tho clubrooms. at lg25is First
ave, on Friday evening, August n.
al 5 o'clock. Aluskans and their
friends are cordially invited 10 At,
tend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-20
CLUBS FOR FRIDAY

LADIES or THE
GOLDEN NORTH
Tho Ladies OF the Golden North,
an organization composed Of Alas
kan women. VIII hold a card party
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-20
sENToN FRIENDSHIP

sexton Friendship club viii meet
Friday. August ~, at noon In Mt
BAKER park FOR n picnic luncheon.
II Il rains. meet at Alice Emerrona.
1895 Rainier ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-20
Thrft Shop

Tho orthopcdic Thrift shop viii
hc in charge OF Mrs. Helen Cobb
all day tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-20

Nrs Alexander Pantsges and Mlsa
Carmen puntnges ieft Tucadny Tor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-20

Small Luncheon at
Tennis Club
Miss Marion Burton Is entertaining
with a small luncheon al the Seattle
Tennis club Tuesday August IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-20

Mrs. 4. r. Todd Of Victoria. y
C.. VIII be tho weekend guest OF
ar and Mira. Frank II. frctwell.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-20
BULLETIN sVATo-V -VOJTEssKY
Podava: REV STEFAN KocIs hlavny jednatel'
613 North Lakeview Avenue Youngstown, Ohio

Is. marea 1925.
Poland st., P. O. Kingston, Pa.
McKEES ROCKS, PA.--Jan Chvo
stal, $50 Munson Ave.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.--Rev. Peter
Polomsky, SIS Walnut St.
MENGO JUNCTION, O.-,Iuraj
.Ilaco, P. O. Box 3s7.
MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI. J.
Martonik, 51S - 10Th St. Ave.
n. e.
MONESSEN, PA.-Michal Sincak
321 Schoonmaker Ave.
MOUNT CARMEL, PA.-Stefan
Mihalik, 428 W. Second St.
MOUNT OLIVE, ILL.-Rev. Ka-
rol F.. Knaperek, Holy Trinity
Slovak Church.
MOXAHAIIA, O.-Karol Hudak,
p. O. Box ia.
MUSHROOM HEIGHTS, MICH.
Stefan Pastucha, 1O41 -- 5th st
NANT1 COKE, PA.->Jan Blihar,
1O5 College St.
NATRONA, PA.--Andrej Celko,
80 Sycamore st.
NEWARK, N. J.--Rev. A. Gra-
elk, 3lS Morris Ave.
NEWARK, N. J.-an Vrabel, Sc
Rome St.
NEW BRIGHTON, PA.-Rev. NJ.
Rubicky, 800 -~ 7th St.
NEW BRITAIN, CONN.-Jan Du-
diak, 81 Putnam st.
NEW CASTLE, PA.-Rev. Old
rich Necid, 1905 Moravia st.
NEW YORK, n: Y.-Jan Koza,
9S9 Adee Ave. Il
NEW YORK, N. Y.-Rev. Stefan
Krasul'a, 348 E. 57th st.
NORTH TARRYTOWN, N. Y
Stefan Spacek, 43 Ellen St.
OAKLEY, MTCH.-Jozef Kuchar
r. D. No. l.
OIYPHANT, PA.-Rev. Jozef
| T nnlik 1OO Willow 81
OwOssO,. MTCH.-Stefan Chrcn-
ko, 122 S. Water St.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-20
613 North Lakeview Avenue

Kto este nedostal svoj podiel M
rok 1925, mech sa hlasi hi. jed
natcl'a, kym zasoba staci. Tym,
ktorf ma dotcraz o podiely pozia-
dali, podiely som postal. Ked' ste
ziadali a nedostali, hlaste sa este
raz, 'leBo al omyl sa moze stat a
ia chcem, ably kazdy dostal, co mu
patrl.
Memo svojeho miestneho jcdna-
tel'a 81 dobre zapamatajte vo We
ciach,: tykajdcich sa Spolku sv.
Vojtecha, pryom rade obrat tie
sa nanho, lebo nom Spolok slo.
zil svoju doveru. D'alsi soznam
miestnych jednatel'ov je:
IRONWOOD, M1CH.-Juraj Quit
236 w. Aver St.
JOHNSONBURG, PA.-Vincent
Parana, 53S r. r. Ave.
JOHNSTOWN, N. Y.-Stefan HUI
SEX, 527 n. Market st.
JOfINSTOWN, PA.--Pre farnost
sv. Stcfana: Rev. Jan Martvoh
Ala - 4th Ave.
s., Pre- farnost' sv. Petra Pa.
Via: Rev. Jozef Novak, 2ls Ma
pie Ave. 49,
JOLIET, ILL.--->Jan Zubersky
zoos Columbia St.
KASLO, B. G. Canada.-Andrei
Bcnusik Sutty.
KENASTON, Sask., Canada.-Mi
chal Zeman.
LAFLlN, PA.-Jan Strapac, P
@. Box 48. .,.-- .
LAKEWOOD, O.-Rev. A. J. Ma
sat, 1868 w. Madison Ave.
LANSFORD, PA.-Rev. Pavel J
Lisicky, 124 Abbott st.
LEETONIA, O.-Andrej Ochotni
cky (Esky), 224 Oak st.
LISLE, ILL.-Fr. Ivan Kramoris
St. Procopius Abbey.
LLOYDELL, PA.--Jan Hromco
p. O. Box 101.
MALTBY, PA.Jan Surinak, 251
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oznamuje svojim ndkyniam, ably
sa kazda dostavila ku sv. spoved
dina %. marca odpoludnia 3. q
veGer Z. hodine nedel'u ranc
o s. hod. inkorpore ku sv. priji.
maniu. Tia omsa sldzena bude "a
zivych a mrtvych tohoto spolku
Preto povSimnite 81 tohto sestr,
a dostavte sa vo vel'kom pocte
Kaa1a mech pride so svojim cd
znakom Q pol 8. rano do skoly
odkial' pojdeme do kostola.
Ostavam so sesterskym pozdra
vom,
Alzbeta Gabrik, zap
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-20

mat 81 citnej rady. zenstva, napo-
mahat' vychoyu, priat' pokroku
nAbozenstva, podporovat yec ispra
vedlnosti a 6esti medzi narodarni.
Amerika nechce pozemskej rise
zalo2enej ma krvi nasili. ziad-
ne ambicie, ziadne lakavosti nc
svedd in k myslienke opannvania
cudzich krajfn. Legie, ktore ona
vysiela s1 ozbrojene ME sabl'o on,
Gle krizom. Vyssi Stat, kn ktorf-
mu ona hl'ada vernost' celeho alo-
vecenstva, je ME ludskeho, ale
bozskeho povodu. Ona neprecho-
vava ineho ciel'n, len zaslizenie
milosti II Vsemoh1ceh0 Roha.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-20
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Spolok Sv. Cyrilla a Mcthoda,
{. $50. 1KSJ. oznamuje svojim Il.
dom, re jak bolo ma Stvrt 'rocnej
schodzi ushodnuto, spolok pristu.
pi k vel'konocnej sv. spovedi dina
21. marca a nasledujnceho dna,
v nedel'u, %. marca in korpore
ku sv. prijimaniu s. hod. pri
prvej sv. omsi. Udovia sti ziadani
ttto krest 'anskn povinnost' wy
konat' TAX, jako stanovy predpi.
sujf.
II iidovia, ktori prisllchajn X
inym farnostiam a ME je i'm mono
.spolocne pristnpit' k stolu Pana
s1 ziadani zadovazit' 81 vysvedce.
ME Oh svojho duchovneho a to ma
najblizsej schodzi oddat' predse.
dovi spolku. s dctou,
Jozef Hiznaj, tai