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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-07-17

union, for the beginning of their la
bors. They used my yard as a rem
devious, and could easily watch their
movements. There was no suggestion
of labor before the whistle blew. They
made no preparations to begin. They
lay down beside their work as con-
tentedly as dog curls up behind the
kitchen stove to go to sleep after
hearty meal. l suppose, in fact, that
1t would have been a heinous breach
Of regulation if they had done otheE
wise. They stretched comfortably in
the grass smoking and talking ami
matedly.
When the signal for the fatal hour of
work sounded they arose slowly, defib-
erately, reluctantly and dragged them
selves to their tasks, as if they were
getting ready for their own hanging.
There was no enthusiasm, no evidence
of joy in the toll they were taking up,
no suggestion Of eagerness or liking
for their work. If the boss" came
along to give directions to one of them,
the others seized upon this as an OPP
pOrtunity for little breathing spell,
stopped their work and gathered round,
to hear the gossip or the call down.
Often during the morning would look
out to see them leaning heavily on the
pick or the shovel or standing aimless-
ly gazing into space. The work Jagged
as it always does when one watches
the clock. 1t was only when the whis-
tie blew at twelve or at six O'clock, and
they dropped their tools that they
sprinted up and showed any speed.
My father used to tell of man who
was regularly looking for work and
hoping all the time that he would not
find 1t. There are many like him, /
am convinced, yet such men can hardly
hope to make much advancement or to
get much pleasure out of life.
One ought to like his work: he
should so to 1t with pleasure and leave
it with regret. The man who cannot
bring himself to like work is due for
great many disagreeable moments if
he lives long. for the majority OF US
VIII ho'O q SOOu uCdh VI ~ W uO DC
fore we go to our eternal rest, and
possibly afterward.
The most unhappy people know are
the people who have no work to do,
who spend their time as they like. and
grumble because there is no variety in
life. Work seems to me one of the
greatest blessings, that our Creator de-
vised for us. When. for his disobedi-
ence, man was condemned to earn his
bread by the sweat of his brow, /
have alwaysfgured out that if he were
not actually found mot guilty. he, at
least. received the minimum penalty.
| &c. 1895, Western Newspaper Union.l
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-07-17
LIKING WORK
By THOMAS ARkLE CLARK

MY nelghbor Warner down the
AsA street is always busy. During
tile spring and SUMMER can see him
ut almost any hour Of the day potter
Ing about the yard. His lawn is al
ways carefully moved His borders
are in order. The little garden back
Of his house is carefully cared for.
When snow falls during the late au-
ttimn or winter he is the first man on
tfie street TO have his walk cleaned.
he Is not satisfied with just pushing
q reluctant shovel down the middle
Of the path to the street. He cleans
the whole expanse neatly and pains
takingly, and extends his labors to the
walk along the front of his lot. Some
times when he feels more than ordi-
narily full of pep" he does the work
OF the widow next door. have. al
ways felt that when q man living on
corner lot shovels the snow from
the walk all about his premises, it is
a pretty good Indication that he likes
work. Work is for Warner an avoca-
tion. a hobby. delight. He enjoys
1t. His greatest grief is the thought
that he may some day not be able to
work. In some ways he is unique.
"Why do you work so constantly?"
] asked him one day when he seemed
more than ordinarily aggressive.
: Il don't know any better" he an
swered. but any way, I'd rather
work than eat"
There are not many like him. Few
people, whom j have known. would
work If they did not have to, or if
through early necessity they had not
cultivated the habit with such persist
ence that it is easier for them to con-
tinue the practice than to give it up.
They take consolation in the fact that
they may some day be able to evade
work entirely.
Every autumn am besieged by a
crowd OF young fellows who want a
Job. who are without adequate re-
sources and who need to earn money.
They go to their tasks like boy to
licking. They have no enthusiasm
for what they are doing. When an old
acquaintance or football GENE comes
along, they fail TO show up, confident
that they will not be missed. or that
someone else will take care of their
tasks.
A group of workmen during a con-
siderable period of time last summer
was engaged In laying the walk, or re-
organizing the pavement, or hunting
for the sewer in front of my house.
They used 10 arrive In the morning
long before the hour designated by the
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-07-17

C. B. Williams. chief entomologist Of
the Egyptian ministry of agriculture,
has found that the painted lady" but
terfy has migrated from Africa to Ice
land on number of occasions The
distance is over 1900 miles and it is
usually covered in three to four
months. The butterflies show up in
Iceland in July, leaving Africa and
Asia Minor in April. Only the hardi-
est among the flyers succeed in max,
ing the immigration, however.
Doesn't common sense begin with
patience? We should think so.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-07-17

ga treasury or stOrehouse
24-BOdfes of water
ga person Of little account
2S-A thing to be done
20-YOu and 1
3O-A scfiix denOtinE mn agent
32-ThOse who offer prices
34--A city in Montana 35-WanderinE
3S-A high card
4O--A Scotch fOrename
43-A form in which volumes are pro-
duced 45-TO tear by force
47--Inhabitants of an Arctic region
5O-A negative
51-Objective form Of 81"
54-NOt bright
58-An electrified particle
5S--A meat and vegetable stew
6O-TO plumber 01-TO be discOrdant
62-WithOut color 64-DOctOr of lnws
CA conjunction 67-BOggy land
6S-A situation or employment
7O-A continent
s2--An old form OF you
73-An exclamation used to brighten
Solution will appear in next issue.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-07-17
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HOW TO SOLVE A CROSSWORD PUZZLE
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In the lions.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-07-17
Horizontal

Horizontal
Ito empty 5-POssesses
S-s2ongy tissue in stems (pluraD
13--Part OF harness IA water way
1e--Parts of the body 17-An organ
is--8ne of breed of pet dogs
1O---A domestic animal
FLA southern constellation
22-Part Of the verb ssto be"
23-An artificial elevation in a popular
game
25--A means of fastening
%7--UpOn 2S-An exclamation
S9-shaii s1-A sailor (slang)
33-Margin
34--shaggy haired animals
S6-A river I'm Egypt
S7---A Biblical character
3D.--sccnred "a ~
41--faepresents dramatically
4&-marks with a hot iron
44--An entertainment BY two persons
46--'ro stake or put up
4S--Sour In aspect "a foe
52--tSOddess OF the rainbow
63-:Wet dirt 55-A INIT
S6--lseionEing to 1T GA proposition
Se-A title of respect 61-Giadness
Sz--S.i41G G3-Sick
-O5--An assembiage e7-Fo winnoYy
60--z4ubricntes 71-Purchnser
TIA single-edged knife like a ma
ehefe
51-Reiating to n swelling
S5-A number
56--PrOiections of somewhat rounded
forms
Vertical
1--One who has visions
Twenty Guires 3-To yentiIate
Mot ont ga she-demnn
G-An indefinite article
ITO weaken 9-Proyfded TINT
xO-A social gathering
ia distinguished person
1@-POsffion of golf player,s feet
tplurnD IA pool impIem emf
1S-Rart Of the mouth
1s-A vegetable 2O--A light garbage
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-17
Spolkove zpravy
VSETKYM CfSLAM X. j.
DO POZORNOsTI

Dl'a usnesenia schodze zastup-
GOV cisiel K. j. na youngstown
skej okolici, ktora sa vydrziavala
skole osady Sv. Cyrilla Me-
thoda 5. julia, bud1ca schodza Wy
drziavat' sa bude tejze miest-
nosti v prvn nedePu, 2. augusta
8. hodine popoludnf, ma ktorn
je kazde cislo ziadane vyslat' 81
troch zastupcov. Ma schodzi po.
jednavane bude, al1o oslavit' 35,
rocne jubileum zalozenia I. X. s
Jednoty, preto cisla s6 tiez ziads
ne, ably po svojich zastupcoch pc
slaly svoje navrhy prospech tel
to slavnosti, ably sa co najskvelej
Sic vydarila.
S bratskym pozdravom,
Jan Melek, predseda.
Mattel Martinko, zapisnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-17
VYPILA OTRAVU, LEBO
ZUNOVALA UZ ZIVOT

V piatok vecer min. tEzdna
najdena bola ma ulici leziaca Ro-
setta Thomas, 21-rocna dievka,
Jedna tadial' idiica zena zavolala
lekara, ktory ju odpravil do ne
mocnice. Tam museli pouzit' ma
silia, ably jej otvorili 1sta a ma
liali do nej proti-otravy. Ked
vsetko vyvracala, povedala, ze "
zunovala zit'. lebo zak1sila vSe
tko ma svete. Dievca nezije pri ro
dicoch, ktori byvajn na Cale1o
MIA ulici nevedelo ami povedat
cislo domu, V ktorom rodicia by
vajn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-17
POLROCNA sCH0DZA sPOLKU
SV. AMY.

Spolok Sv. Amy, .cislo 1863. p.
S. u. K. J. ma Lansingville bude
odbyvat' svoju polrocnii sch0dzu
v pondelok, dna 20. julia vecer 0
7. hodine. Ma tito sch0dzu ma sa
kazda sestra dostavit' lebo sa bu-
dl vazne veci pojednavat', al pol
rocne 1cty citat'.
Tiez ctene sestricky nezabudni-
te ma den svojej patronky, sv
Amy a s1castnite sa 25. julia sv
spovedi 26. julia rano o pol 8
hodine sv. prijimania. Kazda Sc.
stra mech ma svoj odznak, DO to
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-17
Cd SPOLKU SV. M. MAGDALE
NY, 6. 1872. PENN. s. Z. X. J.

Davam ma znamost' vSetkym
sestram naSho cisla, ze den nascj
patronky pripada ma stredu. TAX
pojdeme vsetky m sobotu, 25. ji1-
la ma spoved' a V nedeEu pri vel'-
kej omSi inkorpore na sv. priji-
mamie. Ziadam sestry, ktor6 50
nachodia V Steelton a ma Lansing
vile, ably prisly vsetky a s1cast
nily sa sv. prij1mania nami c
1890 hod. rano.
Po obede (26. j1la) bude M
moriadna sch6dza, ma ktorej pre-
vedie sa ol'ba delegatky ma kon
venciu nasej orSanizacie vo vii
kes-Barre, Pa. TAX prosfm Va
sestry, povsimnite 81 tycAto slo,
a nevyhovarajte sa, Re ste memo
hly prist'. Kazda m6ze, ked' chce
a len s dobrou vol 'ou daco vyko
name. Ostavam so sesterskvm 20
zdravom, J. B., zan
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-17

nielen denne, ale i vecerne vyu-
eovanie. Vecerne skoly navstevu-
je 10000 studentov, ktorych
velke percento sh dospeli l'udia,
predstavujnci asi 80 az 40 naro-
dov.
V Detroit je asi 400 kostolov,
ktore sltizi'a nabozenskym vyko-
nom 35 vyznanf. Najstarsf kostol
je kostol Sv. Amy, ktory bol "a
lozeny r. 1701, diva dni po pri-
chode Cadillaca do Detroit.
Detroit ma mnoh6 nadherne bu-
dovy a Grand Boulevard, ktory
obklucuje mesto a dava motori-
stom prllezitost' ze sa mozu pre-
hanat' ma II mil dlhej ceste a
obdivovat' mesto V r0znych jeho
pohl 'adoch. Pobrezna plocha me-
sta /je nadherna zaist 'uje pri-
| stav desat' mill dlhy, ktory po.
skytuje mestu obrovske prilezi,
tosti pre- obchod. Skoro til istf
dolezitost' ajko vodne cesty matt
zeleznice a dobre asfaltove cesty
a verejn6 drahy, rozbehujlce s.
mesta vo vSetkych smeroch.
Rychlost' ktorou sa mesto De
troit vyvinulo Z malej, opustenc
vojenskej stanice ma hraniciach '
jedno Il najkrajSich miest, je jed
nou z najzaujimavejSich kapit0
V dejinach SpojenIch Stdtov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-17
LABOR RECORD v RUKACH
JEDNOTLIVCA.

Organ robotnickych unii V Ma
honing a Trumbull okresoch, IVA
ny Labor Record, preSiel V tieto
dni do majetku Harry Dechend,
jeho redaktora. Casopis sa udaj-
ne nevyplacal, a6kol'vel ma Wac
tisic odberatel 'ov. Nakopenn dl.
zobu prevail novy majiteP. Ca.
sopis vydavaly dosiap unie spo
menutych okresov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-17
sTARENKA ZABETA AUToM

Miss Elizabeth Smith, 60-rocna
zena z &. 1862 Lincoln Ave. zabi-
ia bola pondelok vecer ma kri-
zovanf Belmont a Lincoln ulic.
ked' prechadzala ma druh1 stra,
nu do obchodu. Vrazil do nej au-
tomobilom John Klemm. 22-rocnF
mladik, ktory sa vyhovara, ze ma
tom mieste je tina, preto zenu ne
videl, iba pocitil naraz, ked' do
nej uderil.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-17
PIKNIK zENsKEHO POLIT.
KLUBU v E. YOUNGSTOWN

slovensky zensky Politickl
Klub v East Youngstown uspo.
riada v nedel'u, 26. julia vePky
piknik ma pozemkoch osady Sv
Jana Krstitel'a, na ktory dctive
povolava ct. slovenske obecen.
stvo. Zaciatok pikniku je o. !
hod. popoludni. Ma piknik odve
zeni budete ma aute Cd kostols
Sv, J. Krst.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-17
POLROCNA sCH0DZA 6. 100
PENN. K. Z. J.


Spolok Sv. Rity, els. 16O. Penn
sylvanskej S. X. Il. Jednoty O.
znamuje svojim ddkynam, ably Sd
kazda dostavila ma polrocn1 scil6-
dzu, ktora sa bude odbyvat' v ne
del'u, 26. jilla. Bud1 sa citat'
ncty, a tiez bude sa VOLT dele
gatka ma konvenciu. Sestry mi
le, vSimnite 81 tohto dostavte sa
vsetky. Nepritomne podlichajii
pOkute dl'a stanov.
Zofia Schromofsky, preds.
Maria Melek, zapisnicka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-17

- Ked' mate krstiny, svadbu,
pohrab, spolkovt1, osadnd slav-
nost', opiste nam to a zaslite uve-
Remit do nasich novin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-17
ZAsTRELENY OD CHRBTA

John Parinachua, 31-rocnT ro-
botnik, pochodiaci z Grecka, "a
streleny bol koncom minuleho
tyzd1a pri North Sharon nezna-
mym zlocincom. Streleny boil cd
chrbta do srdca. Pri Grekovi na.
Sli flasku palenky $40 hotovych
Ostava po nom vdova troma
det'mi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-17

Dozorcovia majetku sd: MichAl 1s
zak, Box 151 Haselton sta, City. i'm
Fabini, Box 1O4, Haselton sta, City.
Dozorca chorych: Juraj Hasaj, 1l0s
Columbus Ave, E. Youngstown, Q. Al
Martin Rovder. 1o5 Columbus Ave, E.
Youngstown, o.
Schodze vydrziavajd 50 kazih 4. ne-
del ii mesiaci skole Sv. AlEbety na
North Haseltine Ave. po obede.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-17
YOUNGSTOWNSKY v NEMOC]
PODPORUJUCI sPOLOK
TATRA.

Uradnici: Jozef Martinko, predseda,
255 Carlton St., M. Dupej, podpredse-
la. Stefan Novotny, detovnik, 4O4 f.
Myrtle Ave. Andrea Adamko, poklad-
mix, 1884 Oak ST. Martin Muran
sky a Frantisek Hudik, dozorcovia.
Sch6dze vydrziavaju sa kazdd prvti
nedel'u v mesiaci skole sv. Cyrilla a
Methoda 2. hod. popoludnf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-17

meste vzbudzuje jeho priemysel|
ma prvom mieste svetochyrny
priemysel automobilovy, ktory ma
tam svoj domov. Prvy povoz bez
koni, ktory sa objavil ma uliciach
mesta Detroit Dol demonstrova-
ny r. 1894, NAL gazolinovy stroj
so styrmi cylindrami a jeho vyna-
lezca Charles Y. King MIN mo-
hol ist' 20 mil "a hodinu. Henry
Ford uz vtedy pracoval na zhoto-
veni zdokonaleni takychto vo-
zidiel a "a diva roxy neskorsie de-
monStroval svoj prvy uspokojivy
automobil. Bol to vel mi skrom-
ny zaciatok obrovsk6ho automo-
biloveho priemyslu, ktorv sa Cd
tel DOLBY vyvinul. Dnes je snad'
35 automobilovych zavodov V
meste Detroit a V okolici, ktore
dodavajn. dve tretiny celej anne
rickej produkcie a Wac nez polo
vicu vsetkych automobilov na
svete. Tovarne tieto zamestnava-
:j1 235, 900 az 100000 robotnikov,
okrem toho je vel'a robotnikov
zamestnanych V tovarnach vyra-
bajncich rome ciastky a potreby
! pre- automobilovy priemysel. Maj
vacsie automobilove tovarne sn
| Fordova, ktora vyraba 5000 all,
tomobilov denne a Zamestnava
10000 robotn1kov, Dodge Bro,
theirs, Packard, Cadillac, Max
well, Studebaker. Hupmobilo
Hudson, Paige a inc. Tieto tovar
ne zamestnavaj1 d'alSich 165,00(
robotnikov.
! Me je to vsak len automobile
Wy priemysel, ktory preslavil De
troit. Nachadzame tam al in,
priemyslov6 odbory, kvitnnce tan
uz V starych caSoch, medzi kto
rImi naihlavnejsio s,1: vIroba le
karnickych potrieb, bariev a la
kov, priemysel 2doharovE, lode
nice, tovarne ma vNrobu dr0tr
; pocitacfch strojov (Burrough
, / Adding Machine Co.. najvacSSia n
!; svete), tovarne ma SOL a Sodu, Wy
davatel'stva a vel inIch podn
kov.
4 Mesto ma asnad' 10 verejnEc
:. sk6l, z ktorych 10 sn vysSie SKI
- ly High Schools, ktore st1 n;
= vStevovan6 asi $4,000 ziakmi
0 studentami a ktorIch stab m
0 6,471 ucitelov. Okrem tychto V,
} rejnych skol je tam skoro sto
; nych vychovnych 1stavov, ak
v Detroit university, vysok6 skol
h obchodne, lekarsl1e, pravnick
' technick6, aUtomobilove a in
Skoly V Detroit sn vyuz1vane {
0 mono najviac, vel'a Mich maj
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-17
DETROIT, MEsTo AUToMOBI
Low.
f. Il. /. S..

Detroit, toto svetochyrne mesto
automobilov, lezi ma zapadnom
brehu rieky "Detroit medzi ja-
zerami St. Clair Erie. Memo me-
sta odvadza sa cd francnzskeho
"de-troit co znamena rovnl a
dzku vodnn cestu, vIastne teda
prieplav. - "A
Mesto Detroit bolo zalozene r.
1701 franc1zskym 81 achticom Ca
dillacom. Povodna mala osada pre-
lila vel'a indianskych ntokov a
vyvinula sa postupom casu V ma
Iii dedinu, obkl 'iiceni farmami,
ktore sa taahaly V uzkych pas
mach pozdlz rieky. Roku 1760
stal sa Detroit britslym majet-
kom, avsak r. 1896 Dol dobyty A.
merikanmi pod velenim generala
Wayne. R. 1912 Detroit Ease pa
dol do rIk Anglicanov, ale uz v
nasle1ujucom roku Dol znovu do.
byty Amerikanmi. Ked' Michigan
stal sa station V Uni roku 1897
Detroit NAL asi 5000 obyvatcl 'ov
ktory pocet vzraStol ma $4,000 Y
dobe obciansllej valky na 100,
600 roku 1873. Cd toho Gasu me
sto Detroit rastlo tax ohromnor
rychlost 'ou, ze sami obyvatcli;
m6zu 81 len t'azko predstavit
tento rapidny vzrast svojho me
sta. Roku 1883 mesto malo IL
100000 obyvatel 'ov, r. 1900 icI
bolo 2S6,000, behom roku 1910 D.
Get Dol 465,0OO a doSiahol r. 1872
= cislicu $4,000. V terajsej dob
pocet obyvatel'stva prevysu.
snadno cislicu 100000.
Detroit predstavuje skutocn
mapu narodov. Tvrdi sa, ze 9
procent vSetk6ho obyvatel 'Stva S
= bud cudzinci alebo dcti cudzi1
GOV. Dive vel'kf pol l'sk6 Stvrte z;
beraji skoro cel,i Stvrtinu cele
4 rozlohv mesta, jpdna east NEST
: je 1plne mad arSka ostatn
vel'ky zbytok je sostavenT Men
cami, Rusmi, Grekmi. Rumunm
, Srbmi, .Hidmi, Belgicanmi, Armf
j. mi a prislusnikmi inHch narodo
: Podl'a odhadnutia, ktore bolo s.
l., stavene pred niekol 'ko rokmi, b
J. 10 usadenych V meste asi 2O0,0
~ Poliakov, 100000 Nemcov, 5000
Zidov, $4,000 Talianov, $500
cernochov, $4,000 Rumunov, &c
900 Rusov, $4,000 Cechoslovakc
+ IL toho 5000 Slovakov, teraz ic
bude viac), 10000 STrcanov, 1(
4 900 Sv6dov 5000 Srbov.
J. Najvacsiu pozornost' toni
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-17
HAsELTON sLOvAK TATRA
SPOLOK.

Jan Bizup, predseda, 1877 Gladstone
Street., City. Stefan Antal, pod
predseda Box 254 Haselton Sta, City.
Jan Blazo. detovnik, 172o Gladstone
St, City. Jan Basista. pokladnik, 101
Haseltine Ave-, City. Jozef Kacenga,
zapisnik, 1859 Gladstone ST., City. -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-17
Jan Slavkovsky,
Slovensky Stavitel' Domov

Predava domy loty Nakresy, plany ceny
domy da zdarma. Ked chcete stavat' dom,
obrat tie neho, budete spokojnf $ jeho pra-
cou i materalom. Prfd' tie alebo piste
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-17

nebars pekne vyzera, ked' jedna
sestra ma druha ME.
Som S flctou, III
Anna Gonda NIL, zapisnfcka.
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-09-10
Carpenters Will Join
Conference Sept. %
at Washington, D. c,

WASHINGTON--(FP)--Among the
building trades unions which will be
officially represented at the confer.
ence in Washington on Sept. % called
by the National Board Of Jurisdic-
tional Awards will be the Carpenters
who for some years past have not
been affiliated with the building trades
department of the American Fedora.
ton of Labor and have not accepted
the awards made by this board.
While the most CONSPICUOUS dispute
changed in by the Carpenters regard.
ing jurisdiction is that with the Sheet
Metal Workers, they have trouble also
with the Lathers and a number OF
other building trades. The present
conference has been summoned In the
hope OF making a start toward set.
ting these differences.
1t is considered likely that the FUR.
additional war between the Brfcklay.
ers and the Operative Plasterers Will
pc taken up at the Same session.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-09-10
FILTERS DEMAND
AMALCAMATI0N
WITHOUT DELAY

BROOKLYN, N. Yin June a con.
ference was held in New York of dele
gates and officials from the Shoe
Workers Protective Union and the
American Shoe Workers Protective
Union, Inc AT this conference a
proposition was unanimously agreed
upon a basis for amalgan1ation. the
American union delegates agreeing to
place as such before their next Joint
council meeting.
AT this meeting however. n was
postponed to the next and at the NEXT
1t was postponed to July Gath. AT the
meeting of that date the proposition
d. amalgamation with the Shoa
Workers. Protective Union was voted
Town twenty to nineteen. As a re-.
suit, active members IN the different
ocals who believe that one orRaniza-
ION on national acale must be- es.
aDiished In the shoe and leather In
lustry started a. campaign among tba
membership for amaIgamation with
ne Shoe Workers Protectiye Union
tuesday night, Aug. g.. a meeting
'f the entire membership Of the FiS
ers local Of tina American union WA.
reid and voted against. acceptinp the
iecision Of their Joint council on J,,jv
a by three to one- They also. voted
unanimously to put the entire ques-
ion Of amalgamation to a referendum
IF the membership.
It is understood that othar- locals I'm
ne American union viii take similar
lction and despite the desire Of those
who seek to keep the workers from
)eing a part Of one national indus
rial organization amalgamation. win
be accomplished.