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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-06-05
A FALSE REPORT

Since my last arrest and trial,
which was held on May 9th,
some of my beloved enemies
have circulated the report, that
| have sold out my business and
quit. Which is ABSOLUTELY
false.
| was away from my office
for a while, working on our ref
erendum petitions, but | had a
competent assistant there every
day filling my place and am now
back on the job again person
ally.
If they think I am gutter
they have another guess COM
ing.
"a Gutter never wins and A
Winner NEVER quits"
CRAMBLET, the ? ????? :?
At the same old stand
so E. Main ST., Opp. Interurban
Station
'Where the sick go to get welP'
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-06-05
PRINTERS UNION

A good attendance of members was
on hand when President Martin called
Tvpographical Union No. 50 to order
Monday afternoon. No time was
wasted on preliminaries and the bus
mess of the Union was quickly dis
patched.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were approved as read, and the
financial reports were accepted.
Among the communications was
one from P. S. Mann, a delegate to
the recent Typographical Conference
held in Newark Mr.. Mann spoke in
the most mplimentary manner OF
the way in which things were con-
Quoted at this meeting, and mention
ed the fact that he had been a reg
ular attendant at similar events for
the past forty years, and none of
them had surpassed this last one IN
either pleasure or in resultant bene-
fits.
Delegate Morrison gave a most
complete and comprehensive report
of the recent meeting of the
Trades Assembly, and urged the CO.
operation of No. 50 in making the
coming Fourth of July celebration 9
big success. The meeting then ad'
iourned.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-06-05
NEWS FROM OUR
LOCALS

Secretaries and business representative
of the various organizations are request
ed to furnish weekly. The Leader with the
news from their respective organizations.
If your union is not represented in TINS
column it is because it doesn't send the
editor any news. See that your union ap-
points a correspondent and then see that
sends in the news. Other unions want 10
know what your Local is doing.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-06-05
Memorial Tablet
The Late John A. VOll Is Fittingly
HOnOred at GAINESVILLE

That the work of John A. Voll in
securing such a splendid water sys-
tenn and one of the finest plants in
Ohio is appreciated by the people of
GAINESVILLE was attested on Memorial
Day when a Memorial Tablet was
unveiled at the new water works
power house.
The ceremonies were in charge of
the Trades and Labor Council, and
the following program was observed:
Overture-The Ballinger Orchestra
Invocation-Rev. Father Roach.
Address-Mayor Slater.
Introductory Address - President
VIM. G. Muhleman.
dwelling of Tablet.
Address-James Maloney, Presi-
dent Glass Bottle Blowers Int. Assn
Selection-OrcheStra
Address-John P. Frey, President
Ohio Federation of Labor.
Selection-Orchestra.
Address-Thos. j. Donnelly, Sec
Treas. Ohio Federation of Labor.
Hymn, America, led by the Or
cheStra.
The audience to join in singing.
Among those from Newark at
tending the ceremonies were VIM. M
Morgan, Harry Cochran, j. w. Dover
Fred Schimmel, Julius Juch and J
| H. Sharritt.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-06-05
BOILER MAKERS UNION

The Boiler Makers and Helpers Lo-
cal No. SO held it's regular meeting at
Trades Assembly Hall, May 21, with
one of our national officers present,
Bro. Maher. The meeting was very
poorly attended and that too after
each member had been notified in adj
vance that we were expecting Bro.
Maher and that we desired a good
turn out. Nevertheless the meeting
was a good one and some valuable IN
formation was obtained.
Bro. Miller, chairman Of Shop Com
mittee, reported on several grleV-
ances successfully handled and the
various Shop Committees reported
everything in good condition. Bro.
Maher gave a good talk on the COM
ing convention at Kansas City in
September and reports quite few
changes that our international wants
to make in their bylaws. He also
urged Local 80 to send at least one
delegate.
The much looked for blowout" of
the Boiler Makers was given last
Friday night, and while it was a big
success and all who attended had a
good time, it was rather disappOint-
ing that more members did not at
tend. A great deal of credit is due
Bros. VIM. Taylor, Dan Mccoy and
C. A. Sprouse, members of the En-
tertaining Committee for their eff
forts to have a good time and fine
lunch for the members. The lunch
was very good and we want to es-
pecially thank Mrs. c. A. Sprouse for
her help in making it a success and
thank her very much for her kindness.
Bro. John F. Kane of the Machinists
Local and wife were guests of the
Boiler Makers and we are always
ready to have John around, as he is
a genial old fellow and is always do
ing his share to help others have a
good time.
w. T. WILSON,
Secretary.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-06-05
LOCAL ITEMS
League of Women Voters

LtdYUE UI w OIIINI VONNH0 -,
The League of Women Voters Will
meet at half-past seven o'clock Mon
day evening in the Chamber of Com
merce rooms.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-06-05
NOn-UniOn Coal Men
Secure Juicy Plum

, Denver, Col.-With the equaliza-
ton of freight rates by the interstate
commerce commission, will the state
industrial commission order the Col
orado fuel and iron company and
other coal operators to restore
wages?
The coal operators recently secured
a wage reduction order of 20 per
cent from the state commission on
the ground that discriminating freight
rates made it impossible to meet east
ern competition.
The interstate commerce commits
sion at Washington has just equalizec
these rates, and the operators are
jubilant. They announce, "Now we
can compete with the eastern field.
But they make no mention of THEN
unorganized employees.
Trade unionists are asking: "DiC
the coal operators have any hint that
rates would be equalized when they
were so insistent that wages be low
ered?"
AS matters now stand, in less thar
a month the operators win both ways
by securing lower freight rates and {
20 per cent wage reduction.
With the defense of the state in,
dustrial commission swept from un
der it, the organized workers insist
that the old wage rate be restored
To justify this position, they quote
the coal operators and the commits,
sion.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-06-05

OHIO POWER
COMPANY STOCK

Envelopes bearing checks from The
Ohio Power Company were received
through the mail on June l by thous-
ands of residents of the territory
served by the Company. The money
was the regular dividend paid by the
Company every three months to its
Preferred stockholders. These divi-
dends amount to more than 6A 90 a
year on each dollar invested.
1t is believed that through the sale
of The Ohio Power Company Prefer
red Stock the benefits Of investment
were taught to hundreds. Many who
received checks have owned shares of
this stock since it was first issued
and have always received their divi-
dend every three months.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-06-05

local committee that Toledo business
men are giving the convention and
preparations for it their unstinted
support.
The convention bureau of the
Chamber of Commerce is financing
the erection of the large reviewing
stand on Madison avenue between
Michigan and Tenth street. The
stand is to- have a seating capacity
of about $500 and will be occupied
by officers of the grand aerie, visi-
tors and county and city officials.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-06-05
Further Plans i'm
Big Eagles Meet

A big parade will be one of the
leading events of the convention of
the Order Of Eagles in Toledo
in August. County Prosecuting At
torney Roy Stuart will be in charge
of the pageant. Arrangements were
completed here Sunday in conference
with Col. Herbert Choyinski, grand
marshal of the grand aerie.
National officers of the order ex-
press pleasure with the report of the
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-06-05
Will Have the Concerts

The merchants have again decided
to continue the popular summer con-
certs and subscribed the necessary
amount for that purpose. AS hereto
fore they will be given weekly on
Thursday evenings. This will be
welcome news to the thousands who
so thoroughly enjoy the excellent
music rendered by our home bands.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-06-05
Two Heavy Fines

Hugh Miller, of Arlington avenue,
was arrested for illegal possession of
liquor on Memorial Day. He was
found guilty in municipal court on
Monday and fined $500 and costs
Charles Seufert (Frenchy) was cap
tured near the Shawnee bridge last
Friday, with a basket containing five
half pint bottles filled with alleged
corn whiskey in his possession. On
Monday at hearing in probate court
Judge Alexander declared him guilty
of violating the liquor law and finec
him 5000 and costs. Truly the way
of of the bootlegged when detected, is
hard.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-06-05
Mrs. Keeley Breaks Leg

Mrs. ]. D. Kelley, Of South Fifth
street slipped and fell on the porch
of her home Sunday morning, break
ing the bone of her right leg be-
tween the knee and hip. Surgical
aid was Immediately secured and the
broken bone set. Mrs. Keeley's con-
dition is as satisfactory as could be
expected.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-06-05

PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-06-05
No Board Member Elected

At the regular meeting of the
Board of Education Monday evening
two ballots were taken on the cleo
ton of a successor to the late Will
liam E. Miller, but without result,
each being a tie. The candidates
were Stacy Conrad and L. Tenney
Reese, each of whom received two
votes. Further balloting was defer
red until another meeting.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-06-05
Back From Motor Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. Curt Berry returned
Sunday from an extended motor trip
which covered nearly a thousand
miles. During their absence they
took in the Indianapolis automobile
races and attended the Kentucky
DERBY.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-06-05
Musical Recital

Mrs. Mabel Riggs Younce will pre-,
sent the pupils of her class IN vocal
instruction in a recital at eight o'clock
Monday evening at ST. Pauls PARISH
house. The program will consist OF
solo and chorus numbers, and the en-
tertainment is open to the public.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1925-06-05
Miss Morgan at Home Again

Miss Martha Morgan, daughter of
Congressman William M. Morgan,
has returned to her Newark home
from the George Washington Univers-
ity, Washington, D. C. She will re-
main until she returns with her father
to the Capitol when the fall con-
gressional session opens.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
CARNEGIE STEEL POSTAVf
TRI VALCOVE MLYNY

Carnegie Steel Co. yydala si-
bel1 ia stavbu troch valcovvch
mlynov v Mcdonald, ktore budii
stat okolo 50, ,0oO, 10000. So stavbou
BY sa zaealo l.. marca. MlyI,y bu-
an mat vyfobnej kapacity medzi
500 d6 40oy4on valcovanej orela.
sSsledk dko1n teito sstss y,
stto Mcisohaf4lf sa zdnpluje na.
5000 dusf. OceI' pre- tieto mlynys
bude dodavana Ohio Works ;s
preto ma sa "a I o, ze vSroba .eceles
ma Stceltone bude miset' byt's
zvvsena, a tax al poeet robotni-
skoy rozmnozeny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
OCELIARNE PLATA 22.1
PROCENT OKRESNEJ DANE

Olresny 1stovnik Faust dal na
verejnost', kol 'ko jednotliye oce-
liarne v Mahoning okrese plata
dani. Ola jeho iidajoy, tri Gee
'liarne plata blizko $500, 1000. Sheet,
and Tube Co. plati 1lperqent da-
nj, Repllblic 81 pefSgpt hsGarne-
u als.pefsstus
tei'nx majetok Sheet and Tube
Co. odhadnuty jc ma 1875, ,161, ,24O,
osobnF najetok ma S13.3S6, $50.
Nepohnutel'nF majetok Republic
Iron and Steel Co. odhadnuty ie
ma S22,022,250, osobny ma $3,73s,-
55O.a Carkegie Steel Go. nepohmu-
tel'ny ma $l5,597, ,41O osobnf ma
1896, 900.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
ZAPALILA HO, KED sA MU
NEPACILO JEJ VARENIE

Edward Zepora nebude viacej
"kikovat,' ma jedlo, ktore mu ze-
ma predlozi. V pondelok dostal cd
nej takn lekciu, na ktorn do smr-
ii nezabudne. Ked jej zacal hubo-
vat, re je obed ME dobry, zena
vzala nadobu s gazolinom, oblia-
la muza zapalila mu kabat. On
$ vel 'kym krikom obklopeny pla-
mefami, usiel ma ulicu, kde ho
l'udia oratovali. Prisli al hasicia,
ale ked' nemali 60 hasit', tax no
zavezli' do nemocnice, kde sa po-
'darilo lekarom zachranit' ho zivo-
tn. Rama zena bola ale aresto-
vana. Toto sa udalo v Chicagu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
IA NEsTAsTNA LAsKA.

Eva Baker Girard zastrelila
sa V Dohviezdny vecer preto, &c
jej mily ju nechcel milovat'. y
ten vecer prisla k domu, v ktorom
byyval jej milenee, Harry Terrell
a ziadala 81, aby vysiel Won. On
lebo tusil, re by mu daeo
urobila. Ked' sa jej ziadost' ne
splnila, obratila revolver ma seha
a zastrelila .sa. Zomrela onedlho
V nemocnici. Pred svojou gazdi-
nou, II ktorej byvala, sa vyslovila:
ze zastreli seba i milenca. Tato
deva uz predtym sa chcela zmar-
nit otravou pre- nest 'astnn lasku
Vtedy sa jednalo o druheho milen-
ca. Bola to tedy naruziva milenka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
sANKovAL sA, Boil ZABITY

Sest 'roeny Daniel Holmes {
224 Plum st. dostal ma Vianoce
move sanky. Vpiatok ich siel Wy
proboval ,dolu strmou Plum ulicou
Ked letel ma sankach scez krizo-
vatkn Plum Marshall ulic, vra.
I'll rovno pred a1tomobil, ktori
riadil slseo Kahn d bol zabitv
"a Predas ESQ; M pred esz !.
vi. Kahn siel pomaly cez ulicII
ehlapca ale nevidel, iba ked mu
Dol pred autom, preto nemohol
vyhnnt dost szavcasu. Skrntil sa
do telefonicneho stlpu, ale uz ne.
skoro. Chlapec NAL prebitn lebkr
ma dvoch miestaeh hrdlo prere,
zane predkom sanok. Chlapec 70.
mrel nemocnici chvfl'u. Kahl,
nebol areStovanT.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
18 ROBOTNfKOV DRzANE
o HLADE v TAzKEJ PRACI

V sobotu rano dostavilo sa k
mayorovi Scheibleovi Is robotni-
kov, ktori vel mi zle vyzerali. Po-
vedali mayorovi, ze nejedli Cd
stvrtku obeda ina Vianoce) mic,
a ze prisli do Youngstown pesi az
z Aliquippa, Pa, kde pracovali
pri stavbe kol 'ajnic. Do Youngs-
town prisli preto, ze tn mali do
stat vyplatu, ktorl vsak dostand
len 8. januara. V praci ma OLAF
niciach nemohli .vydrzat', lebo i'm
kompania nedala dost' jest, tax
re pracovali Q blade. z tohto moz-
no usddit', 60 jeden robotnik Wy
trpi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
DVOJ-REvOLVEROvY Gk
ZBOJNfK We. YOUNGSTOWN

Y utorok veser min. tfzdna o.
hodine voSiel do obchodu Hotim-
skeho ma Robinson Road jeden clio
vek, ktory 81 ziadal pocut' dakto-
re move rekordy, ktore NAL v Il
mysle kilpit'. Ked' sa napocnval
hubby, zrazu vytiahnul diva vel
Ike revolvery ma tam prltomnych
troch MATTEL 'ov obchddu rozka-
zal i'm, ably NH vydali vSctky pc
maze registra. Hotimskovci zboj-
nika posluchli oddali mu vSethy
penia2e, ktorych bolo viac sto do
larov. Zbojnik potion usiel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
ROBOTNE zPR

"obotne ,pomery zelez iaIia aeh
q oceliarnach ma yonngstpW nske5
'okolici m6zu byt' povazoyane aga
dobre, lebo vsetk u vacsie opernjd
~ okolo 90 percentovou aiioals tie
mensie trochu slabsie Carnegie
Steel, Trumbnll Steel Sharon
Steel Hoop a "A. NJ. Byers opernE
il plnou silou.
Behorn poslednych dvoch tyas
Ednov zapalene boly dve3vysoke PEI
ce, jedna Republic spolo1nosti na
Haselton, di1lha Stewart spolocno-
Esti y Sharon. Cinnych vysokych
| peel y5nasom distrikte teraz je ~
70 45. Dalsic budn zapaiene, Iebo
suroYe zelezo predava sa q III nn
/ tone drahsie, nez tomu bolo pref
par mesiacmi.
| z harkovych mfynov einnych ia
100 20 LIS. Open hearth peel Gin
| nych je 60 20 66. v Sharon a
/ Farrell pracnjc sa' norma1ne.
Inc tovarne ma okoli oznami1jn
dobre operacie.
| Pudlerom bola zas placa snfze-
ma 25c ma tone. Toto je ale uz
posledne snfzenie, lebo ich vyrob-
ky stipajn v Gene. Pudleri "a ia
nuari a februar budn dostavat po
$1l.63 "a tonu manifesto $11.8S.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
D0LEzITE UPOzORNENIE
MATTEL ON GS. BANKOVIEK

P0dla a yladneho nariadenia 70
dia 6. novembra t t.r. (. 247 zb. d.
a. II. a Vyhlasky Bankovneho Il
radu ministerstva financii 2 dna
6. novcmbra i. r. Z. 248 sb. z. a III
prestavaj1 byt Statovlsy So. Ke
$ datumom Is. dpbna 1919 dfom
y. decembra 1924 zakonitFm pla
tidlom.
Po tomto dni bndn menovane
statovky vymenovant NJ len pri
.hlavnom iistave Bankovneho ira
du ministerstva financil V Prahe
a II vsetsych@j jeho filialok, to az
do dna 81. decembra 1926. Pc 81
decembrl 1926 nebudn bankovky
tieto uz v0bec vymenovane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
75-ROCNE JUBILEUM
FIRST NATIONAL BANKY

Najvacssia a najstarsia banka V
Youngstown, First National Bank,
slavi svoje 75-rocne jubileum bla-
hodarneho ncinkovania. Ona hola
prvou bankou Youngstown Il
ked vysiel krajinsky zakon 0 ma
rodnych bankach, ona bola prvou
y Ohio, ktora sa stala narodnou.
Tato banka nesie Eislo 8 narod-
nych bank, jc tedy trct on narod-
nou bankou krajine.
y First National Bank zalozena
bola pavodne ako Mahoning Coun-
y hank. Youngstown y torns,Aast'
S4al este len saali lsea da!si,a
Tato Sbanka ma wi podiel ma mo-
hutnom vzraste nasho mesta, lcbo
ona stala hotova ma miestc, ked
.boly potrebnc vel Ike kapita1e ma
zakladanie a zvacsovanie youngs-
towrskych vel 'kopriemyselnych
podnikov a obchodov. Banka t.
raz kona svoju Ilohu verne a ma
Homaha vZrast mesta yNdatne pri
spolutcinkovani ostatnych ban
kovych nstavov.
First National Bank stavia pra-
We teraz jednu najvacsich ban
kovch budov v meste nakladom a.
81 dvoch milionov dolarov. Jej sta
ra, tiez impozantna budova bola
sriitena, ably dala miesto novel,
ktora bude najlepsie hlasat' VEL
kost a blahobyt nasho mesta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
HROZNE NESTASTIA
.. MA STEDRY VECER
33 l'pdi zhorelo pri vianoSnom
stromceku v Oklahome a 20 l'udi
zahynulo vo Virginii, ked
sa hat ma vapno vyborila.

Smutny Stedry vecer mali oby-
vatelia malej dedinky farmerskej
Babbs' Switch Oklahome. Chy-
stall sa k ra'dosti - oslavit' Ste
dry vecer spolocne v Skole no
miesto toho stala sa i'm skola spo-
locnym hrobom. 33 l'udi - dospe.
lych deti .zhorelo, ked' sa strom-
eek od najvrchnejsej svieeky. "a
palil a prevail ma l'udi. So strom-
ceku maly byt' davane det 'om da-
ry, bola i'm rozdavana smrt'.
Ako .stromcek padol ma l'udi,
tym hned' zacaly horet' saty. Cd
tych sa zapal 'ovali saty .inym, az
bolo polovice skoly zaplnene ho-
riacimi l'ud mi. Pri jedinych dve-
rach boil naramny stisk, take Wy
chod Dol pomalyy 81 l'udf bolo
posliapane. z tychto styria zomru
cd ran.
Vo Virginii pri Parmertown,
prave ked' l'udia slavili Stedry
vecer, pretrhla sa hat. .Mathieson
Alkali Co. Voda vapno valiiy sa
dolinou a braly vsetky domy so
sebou. Patnast domov bolo zapla-
YOU znicene a 20 l'udi .prislo 0 Ii
vot. Sedem mrtvol ,bolo najdent
stuhnutom vapne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
20 SLOW. AMERIKY.

/, Jan Masaryk, syn prezidenta
Masaryka slavil svoj sobas Y nede-
l'u, 90. dec. v New Yorku $ Mrs.
r. G.. Leatherbee, dctrou Charlesa
R. Crane a sestrou Richarda Crane
byv. vyslanca americkeho V Prahe.
Scotus Viator prednasa 4. ianu-
ara Chicagu. Po prednaskc bude
'banket.
Pat 'desiati-styria slovenski ka-
tolicki knazi americki poskladali
sa ma $522.00 sbicrku, kteril po-
slali Msgr. Hlinkovi ma katolfcku
tlac 2 prllezit osti jeho CO. rocnych
menln.
Slovaci v Hazlcton, Pa. zalozili
poist 'uj1cn spolocnost' pre- maine
row kapitalom 100000. spoloe-
most sa vola John Mitchell Life
Insurance Company. Hlavne 1ra-
dy tejto spolocnosti zastavaji
Slovaci: Laco "A. Paumer, Jan H.
Kolesar a Jan Strambo. Gratulu-
jeme prajeme mnoho zdaru!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
.oBETE vIANOCNEJ PALENKY.

Cez Vianoce otravilo sa osenl
osob cd pitia palenky a 10 ich boz
10 odvezene dosnemocnfc, kto-s
.rych viacerl zomrn. v New Yor-
ku Cd palenkys zomreli. traja,s All
Chicago dvaja l'udia, a po jednoni
Y Cleveland, Boston a Scranton.
Sn obavy, ze cez Novy rok uda
sa Wac otrav nez ma Vianoce. a
V New YorkI cez .tento rok. 20
mrelo spolu 459 os6b od palenk Sd.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
Slovenskl studenti
zahraj1 diyado
Dramaticky Kruzok Kollegia sv.
Prokopa predstaH 8. jan. v sknle
Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda "Navrat.
Neboztika'

Ma sobotu, dina 3. januara 1925
vecer 0 Z. hodine zahrajn chyrni
herci-studenti kollegiumu Sy.s
Prokopa z Lisle, Ill. sjednu 20 svo-
jich najveselsich veselohier INA
vrat Neboztika' sieni skoly Sv.
Cyrilla Methoda. STUDENT prfdsse
z Clevelandu, kde predstavia kus'
V osade Sv. Ohdreja Svorada a.
v osade Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda q
.tiez, osade Sv. Martina.
Tento dramaticky krdzok nasich,
studentoy preslavil sa liz ME jed
nou podarenou hrou youngs-
,townski Slovaci mozu byt' radi,.
ze i'm bola dana prilezitost videt'
hru tyehto znamenitych hercoy.
Nasledovni herci budn iiGinko-
vat: Jan Meluch, Jan Sulik, Al
Andrisek, Jozef Jendrusak, Jan
Blasko, Jan 7 Hnmensky, Jozef
Buc,. Jan Dulik, Andrej Pavlak,
Juraj Gallik. Krlizok je pod ria.
denim dostp. Aemiliana shon
% S. yB., ktor6ho zaslahpgl -, zMal M
priviedol krtzok fns taxi yysokybs
.stuped \ dramatick kom llaenl.
Y tvtupae AZ predsta aYenie isl ~
|Pmks m asarsish, 25s m
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
ZENAe VYVRAzDILA r:
CELU RoDINU
sialena cd zial'u, ze jej diet'a ne
dostalo ziaden dar ma .Vianoce,
zastreIila otca, matku, brata al
svoje diet'a.

StraSna vianocna tragedia uda-
la sa pondelok vecer v Bethle-
hem Township, pri Logansport,
Indiana. Emma Hobaugh, 33-roc-
ma vdova, rozzialena, ze jej jedine
diet "a, 3-rocna Viola nedostala na
Vianoce ami stromcek, ami ziadnu
zabavku, ackol'vek otrocila Il
svojich rodicov len "a byt jedlo,
zastrelila najprv svojho 69-rocne-
ho otca, ktory sedel v pohovke, po-
tom svoju dcerku v posteli, "a tym
svoju matku, ktora sa vracala oil
dojenia krav a konecne svojho 23-
rocneho brata, ked' sa vratil od
jeho sn1benice. Pc tomto cine po,
umyvala krvave skvrny v dome a
odisla k susedom, u ktorych ma
druhy den bola arestovana.
Dl'a jej svedectva, ona, v pra-
vom slova smysle otrocila svo-
jich rodicov, odkedy jej muz 70
mrel. Zachodili s nou surove. Len
den pred hromadnou vrazdou iu
brat vyhodil 2. domu. Upadla do
zlfalstva a sialenstva mad nerodi-
covskym zachadzanim iiou jej
dcerkou rozhodla sa k svojmu
strasnemu cinu. Urady ju nebudii
ami s1dne prenasledovat'. Zaviezli
ju v stredu rovno do blazinca.