davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-07
tfka predGia zidovske miestnosti. O.

tfka predGia zidovske miestnosti. O.
hi 'adom parcelacie sdel'uje, ze akcia
tato pokracuje ako sa dl,a okolnosti
da. Kde mohol, vsade konal svoje po
vinnosti voei americkym Slovakom a
do 100 rodin usadil ma Apponyiho, Koh
nerovom Csakyho vel 'kostatku. Mi
mo tychto prac daval vsemozne infor
macie danovych,, obchodnych a inyrh
otazkach, take tato kancelaria vyko-
nala mnoho dobra pre- vracajucich sa
rodakov. Ziada kancelariu podrzat', a.
vsak jej einnost' by odteraz mala po.
zostavat' Wac vysetrovania prace
prepust enych nasich l'udi nahradzo-
vanie ich zvlaste bratmi Cechmi.
Brat predseda d'akuje p. Gessayovi
ia pozdravy nasieh zamorskJch bra
tov posiela i'm al mas srdetnf a vre-
II pozdrav.
Ponevae je IL hodin eakame s O.
bednaisimi vlakmi este viacerfch bra
tov, oapordca jsh6dzu vyzdvihndt', a
po poludnf pokraGovat''.
TT. zasadnutie.
Brat predseda Ivan Bielek zahajil
druhe zasadnutie o pol 2. hodine pc
poludni. A ponevaG ma sch6dzu do
stavili sa este viaceri bratja, vyhlasu.
je tdto sch6dzu "a plenarnu, nasledov.
ne moezmc bojednavat' a rokovat' ,
Preto predseda Bielek vita pr1tomnycl
| nasle1ovnym privetom:
"Brat podpredseda, spoludradnfci a
hodnostari, d6stojni a dvojctihOdni pa
novia:-
"Po dlhsom uvazovani, nuteni zod
povednost 'ou, usniesli sme So svolat
tdto mimoriadnu sch6dzu, vymikaj1cr
| sa pine ramca naSich stanov, a pre-
dsa nanajvys d6lezitd, diktovand IRA
lynn okamihom a najvyssimi zaujma
mi telesa a idei, smeru snah, ktort
ono reprezentuje.
Zvysajna roena schodza tstrednej
| spravy vIborom musela vystat' pr
sporenie, diktovark nutnbst 'ou. NJ
druhej strane aspon bez rocn6ho sij
denia sa roztratenTch Ginitel 'ov, be-
1radneho organu telesa t'azko ma
predovat', rozptylovat' mrakavy: ne
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-07
CENY STAR KAR sNfzENE.

Andrew G.. Mcguire, miestny
odpredavatel' Star, Durant d
Peerless automobilov oznamil ma
sledovne snfzenie cien Star auto
mobilov, platne cd I. augusta:
Star touring, snfzena cena z
$540 ma 1925; coupster 20 $625 ia
$685.; coupe 20 $715 ma $675; diva
dverovy sedan 20 $3.50 na $685.
styri-dverovy sedan $500 ma $77j
chassis 70 $445 ma 1925. Tieto
move ceny s1 ratane Lansing,
Mich. Tedy "a dovoz a dan treba
osobitne platit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-07
ZAPIsNICA
poradnej schodze 1strednej spra-
Wy tistrednym vyborom Sloven-
skej Ligy odbyvanej Y dnoch "a.
a Is. jtina 1925 vo Fort Pitt Hotel
v Pittsburghu, Pa.
(Pokraeovanie.) }

tx tymto veciam treba vsak Slo-
venskej Lige peniaze. Bez prostriedkov
mic media sa docielit'. Toto mali by 81
uvedomit' vsetci slovenskf einitelia.
Americki slovaci tol 'ko vahy budn
mat svojej rodnej vlasti, kol 'ko bu-
dil m6ct' "a nu vykonat', tol 'ko bu-
dd moet' vykonat', kolko penazf budti
mat. Toto je mathematical pravda, kto
ra by znovu mala sjednotit' vsetktch
americkych Slovakov do tabora Slo,
venskej Ligy. Mojou uprimnou mien-
kou je, bratia sestry, ze americki Slo
vaci musia zasat' sbierat' druhy mill
on dolarov s takym odusevnenfm a s
takou obetavost 'ou, S akou sbierali pr
w million. Ale nechcem d 'alej vyuzf-
vat Vasej trpezlivosti. Vas netreba
povzbudzovat k narodnSm pracam,
ved' konate ich od rokov rokov a ko.
nate ich svedomite. Konaite ich al ma
d'alej s Vasim dovoenim odovzdavam
vasim sestram bratom, zijucim ma
Slovensku, historickych zemiach,
vas iskrenny pozdrav ubezpecim
zvlast' tIch prvfch, ably neprestali IL
fat Gakat 'od vas pomoc. Prajem
Vasim svornfm, usl 'achtiltm pracam
mnoho skveleho zdaru!
IGNAC GESSAY.n
Po tejto brata Gessayovej reel, brat
predseda ziada p. Gessaya vysvetle.
ME poml1v rozsirujdcich proti sloven.
skej Lfgc .Janom Janeekom. Brat Ges.
say vysvetluje: JanGek zial 'bohu by.
valt tajomnil slovenskej Ligy, napi
sal cyklus Glankov do "Slov. Denni
ka' ktorfch popiera prava nase..
Ligy hlavne Pittsburghskej Dohody
Janeek chodil prednasat' po sloven
sku, ably takto svojim sposobom stva
proti Slovenskej Lige., Brat Gessay hi
vSak vyzval, aby svoje neprave nc
logicke tvrdenia opravil, pripadne cd
volal. SnGasne odporIca, ably tomt'
ohl'ade zakrocila sama Liga, lebo Jan
Eekove nepravdive tvrdenia m6zu sko
dit ma dobrom meme Slovenskej Lfgy
Slovenska Lfga utvarala CS. Republi
ku, nassledovne nikto nema prava je
naozai titansRd rrdca popierat' j
&uaima@GfIovat
potom BRAT Gessay hovoril vyse
trovacej II Ehmisfi spofnenul, re Komi
sia tato hota Gttonot,5 m jeho ziadost
VI pazostavaIa 4 fs, Earodnej Rad
Z s1ovensaes L5sy NJ slovensku. D
dradovne tejze Ko.a.sic p1islo vraj tol
ko zal6b a st 'aznosti slovenskeho Y
du, re 81 nevedel mimi rady. Zalob
a st'aznosti tieze nasledkom nedosta
ku kooperacie nemohly byt' vysetren
a TAX Komisia nltena bola svoju ti,
most zastavit'. D'alej hovoril, re
Sinnoati Kancelarie Slovenskej Lig
Bratislave posle obsirnu zpravu pre-
sedovi Slovenskej Ligy, ponevat n
znaI, ze bude osobne pritomny ma te
to sch6dzi.
Y }15EEosst sall 7uje, re dosial' Z:
obstarat 800 alnerickfm rodakom
eeneie rre al,ebod, ktor6 co sa tistot
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-07

ably som zaujmy nasej 2. wardy
co najlepsie v mestskej rade bra.
nil a napomahal.
Som, S krajanskym pozdravom
verny Slovan
Jozef M. Vansuch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-07

dorozumenia, nepochopenia, alebo nevi-
denia prace, snah Ginnostf tych ME
kol kych cinitel'ov Ligy.
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SEW WITH THE DELTORi
Evening star., 1925-06-03

headed by Capt. ]. c. F. Palmer, and
composed of Helen c. Hironimus,
Helen NJ. Burns. Carrie Hunter, Steven
r. Katopothis, Mary Reagan and VII
liam l.. Gray.
The recipients of degrees follow:
Master of laws Frank Swain Bel
lah Elizabeth Hutchinson Brown,
Helen Burton Kelleher, Marx Lewis,
Harry Earl Mitchell and Eunice w
Wright.
Master of patent law-F,lizabeth
Gililland Bellah. Frank Swain Rallah,
Julia Mae Bland. Elizabeth Hutchin-
son Brown. Samuel Cockerill Clara
NJ. Coon, Helen Burton kelleher and
Harry Earl Mitchell
Bachelor of lawS-HartwelI s. Adkins
Evening star., 1925-06-03

morrow morning at 1890 O'Clock from
the Church of the Ascension, at
Bowie, Rev. Aloysius J. Quincy Of
ficiating. Interment will be in Lon
doun Park Cemetery, Baltimore.
Mr.. German was born at Wood
stock, Howard County, Md, where he
lived until 1901. when he removed to
Prince Georges County, taking up his
residence at Glendale and engaging
in farming. During President Cleve-
la nd's administration Mr.. German was
appointed by Secretary of the Trea $
ury Manning a special agent of the
Treasury Department.
Mr.. German leaves his widow, Mrs.
Minnie German. who was his second
Evening star., 1925-06-03

fered by Epsilon Chapter. Kappa Bet q
Pi Legal Sororityl-Awarded TO Harry
Earl Mitchell Honorable meBtion
Helen Burton Kelleher and Fra Fk
Swain Beilah.
Highest record during the year
l924.5, made by member of Sigma Nu
Phi Legal Fraternity. 'Scholarship
Key" offered by the executive ,coun-
Gil of Sigma Nu Phit-@Awarded to
John William Dyer, ir.,' average, Sc. is.
Honorable mention-zEars Arnim Ruth.
average $3.50
The program opened with rnusical
selections, followed byEinyocation by
Rev. DR.. John F.. BpGes, pastor of
the Fifth Baptist CbIrch. Arrange.
ments were in chargt of committee
Evening star., 1925-06-03

The convention of the Cigarmakers
the orga MIA ton in two years, is
scheduled for Boston the week Of
August 10. The attendance viii in,
clude 800 delega ties. representing more
that 35 900 workers in the industry in
the United States, Canada, Cuba and
Porto Rico.
Evening star., 1925-06-03

Elizabeth Gililland Bellah, j. Yandel
Blakely. Julia Mae Bland, Mary C..
Boggs, Kathryn c. Bonner, Hugh L..
buckingham, Abraham David Caesar.
susan Travers Campbell, Samuel
C6ckerill, Edward ID. Coleman. Cert
rude r.. Coyle, John W. Dyer, jr.;
Harry Friedman, Jessie r.. Canoe,
fMadGe Breeden Glassmire, Martha
Robbins Gold. Rebekah Scandrett
Greathouse, Julia b. Hallameck. Vim
cent Harper, William Elmer Hutchin-
son. Elizabeth HYDE, William Jacob
hanot. Robert W keyser Thomas =
Henry King, Carrie I.awton. Oliver
Burkert Barch, Harry Levy. Mart
IS. Williams l.inkins. Jamie r,
Martinez, Charles Wilson eckham.
Evening star., 1925-06-03
RITES FOR p. c. G0RMAN
TO BE HELD TOMORROW
Brother of Late Senator Was Ma
tive of Maryland-Former
in Treasury Department.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
GLENDALE. Md, June 3.-Fu-
neral services for Peter Calhoun Cor.
man. IS years old, brother of the late
United States Senator Arthur Pue
Gorman, who died Monday at his
hame near here. are to he held To.
Evening star., 1925-06-03

NJ. Margaret Ranahan, Shelby Saufiey
Roberts. Earl Arnim Ruth. Kathryn
Schenkat, Marjorie Lyke Soper, Le-
more Linwood Sites, Grace Muriel
Whelan, Mary Catterlin Whelan and
Alice Josephine Whitcomb.
Evening star., 1925-06-03

wife. His first wife was Miss Effis
Curtis Of Baltimore. who died about
six years ago. There are no children.
Also surviving Mr.. German are
these nephews: Representative Step
hen w. Gambrill of the fifth Mary
I land District, Col. William g. Gam
brill, L. S. A.. commanding officer at
| Camp Hola bird. Baltimore and Ar
thur Preston Gambrill of Hyattsville
Hay that must he cut, cured and put
away within few days each wear In
this country weighs more than 100
000.00 tons, say figures based on re
cent Government reports.
Evening star., 1925-06-03

Highest scholastic standing in post
graduate class (priZe. $40 in gold. of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-03
1924 Star Touring

Iuat the car FOR Tn. person that
can NOT afford 10 boy n new
q and does not want n cheaper
large EAR This car ta a dandy:
nickel radiator she'll motor all
thoroly checked new top and
curtains Jest try her on a hill
gsz5 fi00 down. - months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-03
1924 Ford Coupe

Just finished IN eoiors or the new
style enclosed Fsr4z Sew tires
and plenty % extras secs. ti2S
down ls montha. I; win surprise
you the ARE this Ford shows 81
has had.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-03

a PEW or THEM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-03
1923 Ford Touring

fiaa for a Ford ear only years
old That sounds funny. but
that IL just one Of our 80 good
sound buys This ear has new
bands a GOOD top. side curtains
for this winter. good tires a
swell motor and you can take
possession for only SIS down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-03
Buick Sport Roadster

Here secs another late model car
~ an unthnuEht - price. 1895.
Jpst rcnnishsd In tho original
NIlth sport maroon The top
doesn't show a seasons wear =
ueW tires ou the rear. = q NJ.
spotlight. bumpers. spare tire.
new side curtains. cui-ouL. dash
conirol ana the sweetest running
motor you ever heard a0-dAT
guarantee. sZoa down. IS mouths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-03
Garford Motor Truck Co.
INC.
A FACTORY BRANCH

Operated in Seattle for 10 years.
Always have same opportunity to
make choice trades az other man
~ufacturers represented here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-03
Line 8 Gardiner
Brougham, 1925

$3.50 saving and a new car. run
, miles We have two lust tho
same Beautiful two-tone nrCO.
a-Nhccl brakes. luxurious brown
cut velvet upholstery. satin win
dow ~curthiha 5 balloon tires and
many other dotaila Phone Us
Tor q dsmonstrRuon compare
beauty. riding ease. power ease
81 steering drive IL yourself ia
traffic. ~ top speed on hills any
where and you viii convince
AoIhSELf thai this "a the best
bay on the market 1883
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-03
Your Question:
Where Can't Safely Buy
a Used Carr"
The Answer:
Standard Used Car Co.
SIT East Pike

CADILLAC built a reputation by
sctllhs a ~hiEhrgrade automobile
We are building "a reputation
on the same Principle Only Ia
HIGH GRADE USED CARS
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-02-16
CI TY PLAVIV||VG
GROUP HERE
NEEDED
Senator Kings Resolution e
Approved BY Architects
And Other Experts

The joint resolution, introduced
In the Senate ~ Senator King, pro-
viding for the creation Of city
planning commission has been en-
dorsed by the American Institute
Of Architects,A American City Plan
ming Institute and other Organiza-
tions, Horance w. Peaslee. chair
man OF the committee on the plan
OF Washington and environs Of the
American Institution Of Architects.
said today.
The architectural institute made
known It's Views In the following
telegram recently:
We believe most effective means
TO safeguard city Is the creation Of
a commission III Washington such
IS that propoHed by the Joint resO-
luton The American Institute Of
Architects has always advocated
the defense and development Of the
L'Enfant plan Of the Capital City
established by George Washing ton.
HaDhazard Growth Feared.
Haphazard growth Of the city
and environs would be bound to
result III irrSmedial Injury To the
development which should take
place 81 harmony with the original
plan. Z
The telegram Is signed by D.
Everett Waid. president.
George b. Ford, president 81 the
National City Planning Conference
and American city Planning Insti-
tute. made this statement To Mr..
Peaalee:
washington Ii today almost the
only large city that has az vet no
city planning commission. Almost
all Of the progressive cities Of the
q carefully worked out city plan
to grow To, II just as important
to b city as an arOhitect's and en.
gineer's plans II an important build.
Ing.
There Il today an obvious need
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-02-16
KILLS W|FE MAN
SELL WILL
GRAzED
Wounds Another Norman Be-
fore Shooting Himself il
Jealous Rage

SANTA ROSA, CA. FEB. I6 Two
men and d woman are dead and
another woman Is injured here to.
day as the result Of what police de-
clare was q temporary lit Of jealous
insanity on the part Of Samuel II.
Montgomery, San Francisco truck
salesman, who late last night shot
and killed his wife, Mrs. Ruth Mont
gornery, and Werner ROnk, Well-tc-
do real estate man Of Santa Rosa
who was driving with Mrs. Mont
golnefy, seriously wounded Mrs.
Werner R0rlk, who was with her
husband and Mrs. Montgomery, and
then ended his own life with y bull
let through his brain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronk, together with
Mrs. Montgomery were returning
from b Sunday motoring trip when
Montgomery, who, according TO pO-
lice. had QuarreIed with his wife
and returned horne earlier In the
day. drove along side their machine
and ordered ROnk to stop.
when Ronk apparently refused
60 stop, Montgomery forced the car
In which the real estate man and
the two women were driving, into
s. ditch along the side of the road,
stepped from his own automobile
leAped 10 the running board Of the
other machine and began shooting.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-02-16
TIED" CLARK 70 TAKE
VACATION AFTER MARCH g

Edward T. Clark, Familiarity
known as Tied who is private
secretary to President Coolidge. will
take a vacation after March &.
Clark's task at the White House
has been an onerous one, especially
sir,ce e. Bascom Slemp resigned as
secretary. The administration OF
the executive offices has largely
fallen on his shoulders and the
pressure has been heavy.
clark has not decided where he
win spend his vacation, but he is
blaming to start 1t shortly after
the inaugural ceremonies.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-02-16
SPANISH WAR VETERANS
PLAN MAINE MEMORIAL

The annual Maine memorial serv-
ice Of Rear Admiral Charles M.
Thomas Camp, No. 8, Department
Of the Potomac, United Spanish
war Veterans. viii be held at 8
o'clock Sunday night. at st. Luke's
Protestant Episcopal Church, Fiji
teenth and Church streets north
west.
An service men and ex-service
men desiring TO take part In the
exercises are asked to report at
the church parish hall at 1880
o'clock.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-02-16
HARRIS AND EWING WILL
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY

a masquerade party to celebrate
the twentieth birthday Of Harris
and Ewing, photographers. win be
held tomorrow evening by the
seventy-six employees at the studio.
1913 F street northwest. George
". Harris. president Of the firm.
VIII be host.
Many features have been planned
to tell the history Of the studio and
several local artists Including Rob
ert Lawrence and George O'Connor
WIN assist in the entertainment.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-02-16
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greatest vitamine food and builder
81 healthy flesh 81 the world win
feel extremely joyful when tneJ
read this WeicOrae newn.
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