davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1925-04-09

The annual election of officers of
the Woman's Guild and Auxiliary of
st. Thomas church was held on We'd
nesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Tony Stratton with the follow
ing result: Mrs. Louis Schalk was
elected president; Mrs. l.. E. Vivion,
first vice president; Mrs. T. NJ. Bald
win. second vice president; Mrs. d.
j. Wren, secretary and Mrs. Geo.
Bible, treasurer
, 1925-04-09

Willet Robertson left the latter
part of last week for his old home
in Iowa where he will spend a couple
of weeks visiting. Mrs. C. A. Aman
is employed at the jewelry store dur
ing Mr. Robertson's absence.
, 1925-04-09

] c. Davis returned from Saratoga
Tuesday afternoon.
, 1925-04-09

Mrs. Maude Kelly, Mrs. O'Connor
and Mrs. Homer France entertained
most delightfully."- on Thursday after
o in honor of Mrs. owen l.. Stitt,
who until a few weeks ago was Miss
Helen Childs. The afternoon was
spent at cards and later a miscellan-
eous shower of household goods sur
prised the honor guest and furnished
lots of amusement The guests were
Mesdames A. j. Roster, H. M. Lamb,
w. F. Daley, R. Logan, A. P. Owens,
D. T. Parker, w. Stookey, Ed. Hill,
u Miller, j. Ryan, R Daley, F.
Cunning, ]. Cunning, o. l.. Stitt; and
the Misses Fannie Murray, Hilma
Peterson and Margaret Wallace.
, 1925-04-09
Ten Years Ago

Last night for the second time
since the organization of korein
Temple, Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine
hat order was honored by a visit
from the Imperial P~otentate, Fred
erick r. Smith. Imperial Potentate
of Rochester, n. Y. and James +.
Chandler, Past Potentate of Ararat
Temple, Kansas City, arrived in Raw
Inns al 1880 last night and Mr. Smith
paid this Temple his official visit.
He expressed himself as being much
pleased with the reception extended
him and with the condition of this
Temple. Mobiles VIM. Daley, Sr.. and
F. A. Hadsell went to Salt Lake
where they met the Imperial Poten-
tate and accompanied him here. Supt.
Brophy extended the courtesy of his
private a for the party. The first
and second section OF the Ceremonial
Session was held in the afternoon
when DR.. A. l.. Lane, DR. j. =. Mark
ley, u Il. Sevison and NJ. n. Grant.
all of Laramie. l.. T. Bishop and
Chas. Nicholl OF Green River and
VIM. Stookey and ]. c. Brown OF this
city were initiated. Addresses were
given by Imperial Potentate Smith,
Mr.. Jas. II. Chandler OF Kansas City
and Mr.. Jas. NJ. Rumsey OF this city.
, 1925-04-09

Mr.. and Mrs. l. c. Miller and Mr..
and Mrs. A NJ. Startzell vent out
to the Miller ranch about 40 miles
northeast, Tuesday.
, 1925-04-09

First publication April 2, 1925.
Fifth publication April 80, 1929.
, 1925-04-09

Mr.. Sager is the new postmaster
at FIT. Steele.
, 1925-04-09

Thos. Hanks has resigned his po-
sltlon as jailer to take effect the first
OF May. His successor Is not known
yet. Mr.. Hanks has acted in the
capacity OF Tailor for a number of
years and has given the best OF salts
faction TO all concerned. He viii
remain in Rawins.
, 1925-04-09

David L. Rusk, David II. Craig and
II. b. Henderson made a business
visit out to the ranch Of Henry
Beckman, Monday.
, 1925-04-09

The water bonds carried by n good
majority and there was a big flood
in town the evening after the cleo
ton, in which we are sorry to state,
some OF our most prominent citizens
got thoroughly soaked.
, 1925-04-09

The deal in which ]. w. Hugus &
Co., of Rawlins became of
the stock of general merchandise of
w. B Hugus & Co., of Saratoga, was
c~onsumated the latter part of last
week. The firm of j. w. Hugus &
Co. is one of the strongest in Wy
oming; in fact its only equal in the
state is the Beckwith Commercial Co.
and this deal proves that they have
faith in Carbon county for the mer-
camille business. 1t also means that
the greater portion of the Saratoga
freight hereafter will be freighted
from Rawlins instead of Fort Steele.
Mr.. Davis having already contracted
with parties to haul over the e
road. AS predicted by the Repub-
lican last week, Mr.. j. B. Hassett
will be manager of the Saratoga es-
Enlistment. Mr.. w H.. Smith, the
firms dry goods man at this point,
went over on the stage yesterday
morning to help Mr.. Hassett out in
stocking up the dry goods depart
ment. Mr.. H. S. Brodt, for a num-
Der of years an employee of the Co.,
will have charge of the grocery de-
partment here. and under his man.
agement the business will be ably
taken care of.
, 1925-04-09

The action of the Republican City
Convention in choosing Mr.. p p
Murphy as the Republican candidate
for Mayor. and Mr.. Ole Larsen as It's
choice for Trustee is being given
hearty approval throughout the city,
, 1925-04-09

The last issue of the wyoming and
Idaho Mission says: st. Thomas
parish, Rawlins. is n of the hap
piest in the jurisdiction, it being en-
tirely out of debt. Since Mr. Sellick
took hold of the work here, S46T.59
has been raised in this parish and
old debts paid. Extra TO this amount
Mr.. /. C. Miller and j. Davis have
each given a check for 500 and Mr..
r. Wilson (who is now in Europe)
has promised one for S25.
, 1925-04-09

Hundred Club of which she is a mem
Mrs. R. j. Daley also enjoyed Mrs.
M~cFarland's hospitality.
, 1925-04-09

Many complimentary things are
being said these days regarding the
fine bunch OF cattle which +. A.
Hadsell recently received from Iowa.
II. a. Hunter was down from Big
Creek the first OF the week looking
the cattle over and he p~ronounces
them TO be the finest animals he has
ever seen in Wyoming.
sportsmen are OF the opinion that
, 1925-04-09
NEWS OF
THIRTY-FOUR YEARS AG0-1891
Taken from The Republican of that date
Compare the RaOhns storied in these old
items wiM our city and county of today

song and dance, collected ten or
fifteen dollars from the crowd, did
a little performing on the rope, fold
ed his tent and quietly stole away,
and the band played annie Rooney"
, 1925-04-09

Miss Myrtle Ivey who has been at
tending Parks Business School in
Denver the past five months return
ed this evening for a short visit with
her parents.
, 1925-04-09

Jas. Measures returned from the
east last Friday. Mrs. Measures and
the little babe accompanied him.
, 1925-04-09

First publication March 26, 1925.
Fifth publication April 23, 1925.
, 1925-04-09

MART T. CHRISTENSEN.
, 1925-04-09

sportsmen are OF the opinion that
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
POSSES SEARCH RIVER
LANDS FOR CONWCTS

HOUSTON, Tex, Dec. 23.-Posses
were beating the Brazos River bot
toms in the vicinity of the Ramsey
and the Harlem state farms today.
hopeful of apprchending two groups
of escaped convicts during the day.
Seven of the 10 men who escaped
from the Ramsey farm late Sunday
night had been recaptured while two,
who broke from their guards at the
Harlem farm early Tuesday are still
at liberty.
Prison officials credit the attempted
break to the nearness Of Christmas.
Convicts become restless at this time
of the year, more than at other times,
they say.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
Do Your Christmas Shopping
SOUTH FLORES STREET

Business follows the pathway
of improvement and development
invariably. That is why the paw
ing, lighting and construction on
South Flores street has suddenly
boosted that thoroughfare into
one of the foremost business
streets in San Antonio. South
Flores street has enjoyed the dis
tinction of being one Of the main
arteries entering San Antonio, for
many years. It always has had
an excellent patronage largely
from those living in that section
of the city and in rural dis
tricts adjacent thereto.
But the recent widening and
other improvements on South
Flores street have definitely
turned the tide of retail buying
in that direction. 1t is today one
of the best paved and lighted
thoroughfares in the city. 1t
also is one of the widest streets
in San Antonio. ,a-,eo-ro .,-i.
Consequently the wholesale
building and improvement incl
dent to the widening has created
one of the most modern retail dis
tricts in the entire city. South
Flores street has an especial ap-
peal to the woman shopper who
drives her own car. She has
ample parking space so that she
can park her car close to any
store she desires to visit.
Because Of the width Of the
street and the unobstructed view,
traffic accidents are almost I'M
known in that thoroughfare,
adding a distinct element of safe
ty for the woman driver.
Business is increasing rapidly.
The stores and shops on South
Flores street are able to offer
standard merchandise at real saw
ings because they are outside Of
the high rental area, yet conven-
lent to every part of San An
tonic. The stores are well light
ed, beautifully appointed and
have expert staffs of trained en-
ployes giving service equal to that
offered by any of the merchan-
dising establishments in the city.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
ELIZABETH RECEIVES
ROSE FROM POPE

BRUSSELS, Dec. 23.-CP)-Queen
Elizabeth today received the Golden
rose sent to her with Pope Plus bless
ing in commemoration of her twenty
fifth wedding anniversary.
Elizabeth. Princess of Bavaria,
was married to King Albert of the Bel
gians at Munich on October 2, 1900.
The presentation was made in the
chapel of the Royal Castle at Laeken
by the papal nuncio in Brussels.
King Albert and his daughter, Prin-
cess Marie Jose, were present.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23

at the Barker home shortly after the
bandit had fled. Supplied with a de-
scription, they searched for him for
more than an hour, but failed to make
an arrest.
Barker had just returned from the
city and was locking his garage door
when accosted.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
DOCTORS TIMEPIECE
TAKEN BY BURGLAR

Taking valuable watch and
purse containing a few dollars from
the clothing of DR. W. o. Wynekcn. a
thief rifled the dressing room on the
fifth floor of the Santa Rosa hospital
Wednesday. d.. Wyneken reported
the theft 20 nolice.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
VICTIMS CRIES
PUT BANDIT
TOFL|GHT
Gun Punch in Ribs Only
Results in Shouts
for Help.

Lung power alone routed bandit
Tuesday night when J. Fl. Barker,
1885 North Alamo Street, was held up
at the entrance of his garage.
Instead of complying with the
masked gunman's order to raise his
hands, Barker raised his voice.
"Hands up" shouted the bandit.
"Help,, shouted the intended vic
tim.
"Hey, I'm holding you up" cried
the bandit.
mot if I know it, help!" screamed
Mr.. Barker.
The bandit punched his gun in the
ribs Of his prey. Undismayed, Barker
continued to call for help. Discon-
certed, the bandit fled.
Chief of Detectives Sam Street and
Detectives Carver and Ruhnke arrived
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
WAR GUILT PLEA.

LONDON, Dec. 22.-OP-A petit
ton for the resembling of Germany's
forced confession of guilt for the war
has been signed by more than 100
professors. church dignitaries and
writer's, including Arnold Bennett, Sir
Johnston Forbes-Robertson and Israel
Zangwill.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23
Mile-long Chain
Of Confedenucy
Barred by Slide

HICKMAN, n.y., Dec. 23.-
R)-Buried under q bluff since
the site was surrendered by Con-
federate soldiers in 1851, part Of
the mile long chain, composed Of
19-pound iron links that was
stretched across the Mississippi
river by soldiers Of the South to
prevent the passage Of Union gun.
boats, has been barred at Colum.
bus, Ky., 20 miles from here, by
a landslide that hurled two acres
Of ground into the stream.
Sixty feet Of the span were
exposed by the slide. The an
Choir of the Kentucky end Of the
chain has been dug out. Its
shaft is 10 feet long and the
arms . feet.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-23

This one of series of Advertisements published the interests Of
Jc5cely 4dveris1s in The Light
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-30
ZOMRELA MLADA sLOVENKA

Julia Hajdn, rodena Liptak, ro
dom Nadasdu, Abaujskej zupy
zomrela neocakavane 6na %. ia.
nuara nemocnici sv. Alzbety ia
zapalenie.
Ia nebohou smnti jej manzel
Jozef Hajdu, jej sestra, pani ia.
nova Gombita Z ktorej domacnosti
sa pohrab odbyval, potion jej muz
Jan Gombita dietkami Edvar.
dom Elemerom, V kraji pani IA
tarina MaSGak manzelom And.
rejom a dietkami Andrejom a Ka
tarlnou, potion Jozef Dojcak S
manzelkou Gizelou rod. Liptak q
dcerkou Marienkou ostatna vel
mi pocetna rodina.
PAM Gombitova srdecne d'aku
je vsetkym, ktori jej sdstrast' Wy
slovili, pohrabu sa sncastnili :
krasne vence ma hrob zomrele,
polozili.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-30
BUDEME PLATIT DUPLO.
VANU CENU IA GAZ

East Ohio Gas Co, 'ktora zaopa-
truje youngstownskt obyvatel'-
stvo prirodnym plynom ma pale
ME, podala V pondelok ma sch6dzi
mestsSej rady podmienky, "a kto-
rVch ,je ochotna dodavat' plyn O.
byvatel 'stvu po vyprsan1 doteraj-
sci smluvy auguste. Dl'a tych
podmienol1. plvnova spolocnost
ziada duplovan1 cenu. Dotcraz
SINE platili pc 35c "a 1000 kubic-
nych stop plynu, cd augusta bu-
deme muset' platit po 55c "a 1000
stop a okrem toho 60c. sluzobneho
poplatku. Kto ale vypali "a me-
siac Wac nez 5000 ku. stop, ten
bude platit' "a kazdych 5000 stop
co raz Wac az po Toe "a 1000 ku.
stop. Mestska rada 1fa, re sa iei
podari trochu snizit' tnto pozia-
davku. rs
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-30
DIVADLO MA LANSINGVILLE =
BOLO VEL'MI FAJNE.

Divadelni ochotnici osady Sv.
Mateja na Lansingville m0zu 81
gratulovat' osada ma byt' hrda
ma Mich, lebO kus 'Jakub a Tekla
zahrali tax vyborne, ze ma to di,
vaci tax l'ahko nezabudnn. Obe-
censtvO sa nasmialo do popuku.
Mnohi 81 drzali boky, aby sd ne
rozpucili. Bola to vskutku zabava
hOdna Gasu penazl. Herci vSetci
znamenite hrali. Ja'kuba predsta
vii p. Jozef Javorsky, Teklu, bo-
hatn vdovicu Veronika Necko,
Marienku, jej chovanicu Maria
Mihalik, Ondreja, sluhu II Tekli
Martin Markovic, Borku, slizku
Maria Basista, Prochadzku, rych-
tara Jan Repasky, Janika, jeho
syna Jan Martinko a Simeka, zida
Jan Rejduga.
Predstaveni bolo dvoje, jedno
popoludni pre- deti druhe veccr
pre- dospelych. Ma obidvoch bolo
plno divakov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-30
OSADNfCKY BAL
MA HASELTON

j Osada Sv. Alzbety ma Haselton
usporiada V tuto sobotu, 81. ia
nuara vel'kolepl bal V Skolskej
miestnosti, ma ktory je nctive po-
volane cel6 sIOvenskt obecenstvo
2 Youngstown a okolice. Hrat bu-
de nasa chyrna cisanska hudba
pod vedenim Baradaka. Najlepsia
zabava zarutpna. -
UpoZornuje sa ct. ohecenstyo ma
prichodiaci bazar osady, ktory but
de koncom faSiangov. Bazaar budc
taky, aktho este mix nevidel. Chy-
Static Sa vSetci nan!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-30
PRECEDENT IA SPORENIE.

Ma polrocnom shromazdeni ma
eelnikov vladnych uradovni pre-
zident Coolidge povedal rec, kto
rej vyzyval kazdeho nacelnfka L.
radu, ably dl'a moznosti prepustili
nepotrebnych ale;bo neschopnych
vladnych zamestnancov, lebo OH
chce, ably vlada neminula Wac
pefazi, nez tri biliony dolarov toh-
to roku. Pritom poukazal ma iispo-
ry, ktore republikanska vlada nz
previedla. Vydavky vlady roku
1921 obnasaly 5,53s, 900, ,OOO,. kdez
to vydavlSy tohto 1radneho roku,
ktory sa konci v j1ni, obnasat'
budh uz len $3,53s, 900, 900, co ie
dva-bilionova 1spora. Krajinske
dlhy boly "a tieto styri roxy sni-
zene tri biliony dolarov dane
snizene $40 ma kazd1 hlavu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-30
PAN STURMAN MA NOVOM
POsOBISTT.

Pan Jan R, Sturman, "a pat ro.
koy iiradnik V cudzozemskom od
4a.lrnfs Polar Savings ami 1fArrre.
Co., opustil svoje doteraiSic po
stavenie a pondelok Zau.imc no
We: bude Spravcom cudzozemske
no oddelenia Butler National ban
ky Butler, Pa.
Ia svojho pobytu V Youngstown
pan Sturman zadovazil 81 vel m
pocetnych priatel 'ov medzi Slo
vakmi i Amerikanmi, ktori l'utu
jn, ze z ich lruhu odchadza. Pote
Suje ich len to, zc Butler je ME
d 'alclo od Youngstown, budc
tcdy vstave mas kcdy-tedy ma,
vStivit.
Panu Sturmanovi prajeme maj.
vacSieho zdaru V novom poStaveni
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-30
DOMACE ROBOTNE ZPRAVY

Sheet and Tube Co. zapalila Tod
vysokdl pee jeanette vysoku pee,
takze teraz ma v cinnosti uz osem
peel. Len jedna je necinna, V Hub
bard.
Republic Steel zastavila docas-
ne pracu vo dvoch open hearth pc
ciach.
Ostatne operacie sa valne ne,
zmenily.
James A. Campbell, predseda
Sheet and Tube Co. ubezpecuje, re
dobre robotne pomery sn zaistent
ma cely tento rok a hovori, re cas-
ma kupovanie domov je teraz. Wy.
zyyva robotnictvo, ably sporilo a cd
kladalo 81 nieco ma stare kolena
ably ziaden nebol tisnuty sta
robe ma milosrdenstvo dobrycl
!'udi.
Mr.. Campbell udava, re opera
Gle v oceliarnach ma youngstown
skej okolici "a tento rok budn 81
percentove, tedy dobre.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-30
NEZABUDNTTE MA
"STRTDzA ZPOD HAJA'

Y nedel'u, !. februara popolu-
dni veGer ochotnici osady Sy.
Jana Krstitel a East Youngs-
town budn davat pohostinnu hrl
na Steeltone V osadnej mieStnosti
farnosti Naisv. M. .JeziS. Tato d.
vadelna hra sa meluje Stridza
zpod Haja' a je jeinou 2 najlep-
sich slovenskyc.h divadelnych hior
Cd Ferka Urbanka. "Strldza zpod
Haja' ochotnici zahrali V F.. Yo
V Struthers s takym l1spechom.
re boil poziadani, ably kus zahrali
i ma Steelton, ably Sa Slovaci, kto-
ri ten kus nevideli, mOhli ma iiom
pokorhat poutit'. Tedv mech
pride ma toto predstavenie kazdf,
kto no este nevidcl.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-30
.Slovenka zabita
padom 5 mostu.
PAM Lima Albertcva spadla cez
deravy East End mcst v nedel'll
vecer, ked' sla domov z navstevy.

PAM Lima Albertova, z (. 10f
Penn Ave., zabita bola minnlei ne
dele vecer okolo pol 8. hodiny pa
dom cez dieru East End mosta pri
Cedar St. Nikto nevie. 'ako sa do
stala ma prostred mosta, lebo ta-
dial neslobodno chodit a 'brany
81 vzdy drzane zavrete straaniS-
mi. Cez sired mosta chodia len G..
Iektricke kary. Pre- pesich Iudf
je osobitny chodnik. Jej syn my
sli, ze vecer bola zmylena a tax
miesto cez chodnfk, sla cez sired
deraveho mosta. Nebohn videl pad
nut ternoch Julius Logan i 50
svojou zenou prave chcel ma nu
krieat ably sa vratila, ked zmizla
cez .dieru mosta. Padla do 50-sto-
povej hlbiny ma breh Mahoning
rieky. Jej hlava bola hrozne zoha-
vena a prsty na rukach polama-
ne. Jej mrtvola nemohla byt'
hned stotoznena pre- znetvorenic
jej tvare. 4E
Pohrab nebohei boil vo stvrtok
rano. Smntocne sluzby bozie odba-
vend boly V chrame Sv. Cyrilla
Methoda a pochovana bola v
Calvary cintorine.
Pani Albertova bola vdovou po
neb. Samuelovi Albertovi. Opla-
hava ju syn Karol. Bola 67-roena.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-30
MA SUCHOTINY TRPIACIM
DO POZORNOSTI

Po tieto dni osadil sa V Youngs-
town DIR. Joseph Hollos, speciali-
sta nemoci pl 'ncnych, ktoreho po-
zvala sem znama nSmocnica sv.
Alzbety. DR.. Hollos bude spre-
vadzat' sirkromnn praks, ale len
popoludni cd 4. do 6. hod. ne.
del'u Cd 10. do II. predpoludnim
v {. 42O Home Savings and Loa1
Bldg. Ktorl Slovaci trpia ma 81.
chotinv, k tomuto lekarovi sa mo
zu bezpecne obratit DR.. Hollos
Dol vyznamenany francnzskou u
niverzitou a je autorom viacerycf
lekarskych knih suchotinach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-30
AUToMoBILovA vYsTAVA !.
D ZAHAJI sA v PoNDELOK

-. 1ssfvriffa W vyrocna v.ysfava "a auto To-.
mobilov zahajena bude ma ponde-
lok rano Rayen-Wood audito.
riume. Vystava potrva do soboty
vecer, tedy cd 2. do Z. februara.
Ma vystave vystavene bude auto
mobilov Gene. pol miliona dola-
rov. VSetky move modely budh til
G.kazovane. Vystava je usporiada-
ma Spolkom automobilovych OBJ
chodnikov V Youngstown. Kazdy
milovnik AUTOMOBILE ie uctive po-
zvany na tnto vystavu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-30

vzdor nizkej Gene, sa nam nemi-
najii. V tejto knizke je kazdeho
Slovaka memo adresa, vlastne
kazdeho, kto je hlava rodiny Il
poGet dust v dome. Okrem toho je
tam v kratk osti nasa cinnost Opt
sana T. revolucnej DOLBY. Tam Sii
tiez udane vSetky Slovenske osady
a cirkve.- TAX tiez spolky kedy
boly zalozene, s kol l'kymi ildami
4 ako stoja teraz ma clenstve ma
MAJ ajetku.
Kazdy rok mavame tax zvany
"Slovensky Den. | tohto roAn
hodlame taky usporiadat'. Okrem
toho SINE pracovali ma tom, ako by
SINE mohli vyvinit' lepSiu Gin
most, .dostat' naSe spolky dohro-
mady, ably SINE spolocne pracova!i
pre- dobro slovenskeho mena ma
nasej okolici, no dosial' nam to Slo
vel mi slabo, kazdy spolok ma a.
.k1si vyhovorku, cakaju zaiste nd
vysledok tohto kongresu. Dilfame,
re tento kongres, jestli su nejake
chyby, tie odstrani ze Liga bu-
de skutocne opravdovou matkou
mas vsetkych Slovakov tn Ame-
rike, ktora bude hajit' nase spo-
locne zaujmy tuna a pomahat' al
! nasim tam pod Tatrami.
Ma zdar!
Juraj Puhalla, t. {. tai
Po neprijati vySe udanej zpra.
Wy, shovaral som sa s br. Hudi.
kom a Palkovicom a SINE 50 do,
hodli ma tom, ze by bolo dobre spi.
sat- novl zpravu, takd, ktord by
nam prijali, co som potion al TAX
urobil "a spisal som celkom in6
zpravu ia potion bola al prijatd
a uvedena " kongresnej zapis
nici. Ale tento akt zahlusil vo mne
vsetku chut' k praci "a Slov. Ii
49,. (Dokoncenie bud1cne.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-30

V tdto nedel'B /. februara We
GER o 7.15 .hodiIse chyrny Rusin-
sky Narodny Ch6r z Pittshurghu
Homestead pride koncertoyat
do YoungstownsF Moose Temple
Auditoriume, ma West Boardman
St. Tento spevokol je organization
spevakov 2 pittsbnrghskej okolicc
a. jeho ciel 'om ie xirit slavn kras-
neho rnsinskeho ludoveho cir-
kevneho spevu. Gh6r poaostava 4
miesanych hlasovs najvysSieho W.
'cviku naehodias ia V nom dneska
mnohi vyborni solisti. CviGitel'om
spevokolu je JANA. Saxon, jeden
2 najlepsfch znatel'oy a 1citel'ov
ruslnskeho spevu. Predtym Dol di-
rektorom spevokelu rusinskej cir
kve Sv. jana v Homestead, Pa. -
Bratov Rusinov i Slovakoy ce-
lei okolice ziadaine, ably sd tohto
koncertu sucastnili. Iste neobanu-
ju, lebo rusinsky spev poeut' ie
|.vel Ky dusevnys ~ IN iae iaes4.......
Program koncertu jc nas1edov-
,I
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-30
PROTI TRETIEMU STUPNU.

V Spojenych Statoch niel1tore
Staty este vzdN nemajii ochran-
nych zakonov proti pouzlvani"
"tretieho stllpna' pri policajnych
vySetrovaniach. Policajti bin, try
znia mel 'udSEy zachadzajn vaz-
nami, ktori tvrdia, ze su nevinnl
a ktori mnoho raz su nevinni. Tre
II stupen je pozostatok 70 stredo-
veku, ked' spanielska inl>vizlcia
bola V mode, av civilizovanNch
kraiinach tohtO veku tretl stupe1
NAL byt' uz davno zahodeny do
haraburdia.
V Ohio je teraz pohyb4 pa vyne-
senie zakona proti pouzlvaniu trd
tieho stupna V policajnych vysc.
trovaniach a predlohu tom smy,
sic ide podat' v statnej zakono
darni zastupkyna naSho okresu,
Mrs. c.. j. OFT. Predloha bude
mat bod, ktorom sa vyzaduje
aby pri kazdom policajnom vyse.
trovani pritomni boil traja civil
nj l'udia co svedkovia, ably sa po
licajne 1rady baly pouzit' nasi
lenstva a brutalnosti ma aresto
vanych l'ud och, a pade by ST
dopustily nasilia, boly s1dene.
Ked' tato predloha bude prija
ia, Stat Ohio dostane sa ma >vyssit
miesto medzi Statmi OIL 'ade hu
manitneho zariadenia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-30
sLOVENSKY sTAVITEL'
DOMOV.

Slovaci, ktori chcu stavat' dom
a neznajii, ma koho sa maj1 obra.
tit so stavbou, mech vyhl 'adaj1 p.
Jana Slavkovskeho, 1T North
Bridge ST., Struthers, Ohio. Pan
Slavkovsky stavia domy kazdeho
druhu a vel'kosti poda ceny a
plany ma poziadanie.