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Evening star., 1925-03-23
New Charm in Moulded Silhouette
BY MARY MARSHALL.

Silhouette offers certain difficulties for
the ready-made frock-at least, the
flock moulded with anything like the
closeness that was known twenty years
ago does.
So the problem is TO find type OF
frock that will not present TOO many
dii1iculties to the makers OF ready
made clothes for women who do not
want to be bothered even with aters-
tions; frock that is comfortable. and
possesses at the same time those
obvious and indisputable advantages
characteristic of the frock that shows
more closely the outline OF the human
form divine than frocks have been
doing within the past decade or SO.
The French dressmakers are leading
the way with frocks that by means of
cleverly devised yolles, cores. tucks and
other contraptions do give more out
dne- Apparently they are not trying TO
solve the problem by means of the
raised waistline. Waistlines, in the
sense of definite boundary between
bodice and skirt, are really extinct. If
there is any waistline at all in the new
things. it is lower than ever.
Copyright. 1880
Evening star., 1925-03-23


are not quite so simple as they may
seem. They are not governed by any
thing so definite and unvarying as the
swinging of the pendulum of a clock.
There are numerous little deterrents.
In the case of the straight up and down
frocll there was the fact that women
have become much more "th'etic. If
they are not positively athletic, they
are far more active physically. That
seems to be a definite bit of progress
and nothing short of an enormous up
heaval in economic conditions and a
h ng gins of prevailing trends of
thought could bring back the ideals of
feminine fragility and delicacy that
would make the tight waists and other
details of Victorian costumery possible.
Then another thing: Since moulded
silhouettes were in fashion before,
1ar larger proportion of women buy
their frocks reaGymade. There are
comparatively no little drcssmakers
nowadays. The young woman who buys
so much material and so much trim
ming and takes it to the dressmaker
TO be made up is hard to find. She
either buys her frock ready made,
manages to make it herself, or. if she
be well supplied with lucre, puts the
dressmaking establishment. The enor-
nous majority of women buy their
clothes ready made. And the moulded
Evening star., 1925-03-23
Steamed Spice Pudding.

Two cups graham -four. one cup
sweet milk, one egg. one-half tea
spoon salt. one cup raisins, one cup
molasses, one-half teaspoon grated
nutmeg or any preferred spice, eight
teaspoons baking powder. 'Sift the
flour, baking powder, salt and spice.
Combine the beaten egg with the
milk and the molasses. Beat the dry
molasses into the liquid. Add the
cleaned and chopped rsisins which
have been basted with -four. Steam
for four hours.
Evening star., 1925-03-23
Spaghetti With Cheese.

Take a handful OF the very long
sticks of spaghetti and put one end of
the bunch in a kettle OF boiling water
lightly salted. AS the sticks soften,
bend the mass around in the kettle
and SO put II all in without breaking
the sphagetti Cook until tender. thcn
drain and blanch. Return to the ket-
tie, add little milk and let It cook
slowly until the milk is absorbed. Just
before serving add quarter of a cup
full OF butter, and when melted turn
out on shallow dish and sprinkle
with grated cheese.
Evening star., 1925-03-23

broken, Polly Chuck particularly, for
1t was she who had made that fine
home.
AS the Black Shadows from the
Purple Hills came creeping into the
Old Orchard, Johnny and Polly sadly
turned back to the new home which
would be a home no longer. They
would sleep in IL one more night. You
remember that the back door was still
open.
look" exclaimed Polly Chuck,
stopping so abruptly that Johnny.
who was right at her heels, almost
bumped into her.
Look where?' Grumbled johnny,
rather GROSSLY.
over by our new house, Whispered d
Polly, who was sitting up behind an
apple tree and peeplng around it.
1T is Farmer Browns Boy, and he is
doing something there. Johnny
sLssk. do believe that he Is the one
Evening star., 1925-03-23

At last--at long, long last-thc
moulded silhouette is announced. No
one who knows anything of fashion or
OF human nature could have thought
that the straight, severely vertical fig
uTe would remain Indefinitely. No one
could have thought that wsistlines and
hiRs and other imehonored curves had
departed from off the face of the FASH
ION plate forever. The reaction was in
eyftAble and the more severely vertical
the frocks became the more it seemed
mat the reaction would come soon.
Yet such inevitable fashion reactions
Evening star., 1925-03-23
Graham Nut Bread.

Cream together one-third cupfuI OF
butter and one cupful of sugar, add
one egg well beaten. one Cupful Of
milk, one-half u teaspoonful of salt. g.
one-half pint or graham -four. one
half a cupful of white -four, two tea
spoonfuls of baking powder and one
cupful of chopped English walnut
meats. Mix and turn into a buttered
mold. cover with CREASED paper and
steam for two hours.
Evening star., 1925-03-23

The thoughtful hostess is careful to
provide good reading light close be-
side the guest-room bed and to sup
ply each guest with books and maga-
zines which she thinks will appeal to
his taste. A bedside stand is usually
inadequate to hold these, so that
small bookcase. as shown here, is
much to be preferred.
AS 1t will hold quite a little library
OF books, the top need not be over
loaded, and it looks very much
Evening star., 1925-03-23
High -Heeled Sport Shoe.

There seems a general swingin &
away from the erstwhile faVorite-
the perfectly fiat-hceled sport shoe.
At any rate, in many girls colleges
here and there girls who have never
worn anything but the very fat low
heel. save for parties" are now
wearing fairly highheeled shoes for
everything save actual sports or gym
wear. For some time Frenchwomen
have considered a fairly high heel
perfectly appropriate for the sports
costume. They have even had high
heeled sports shoes.
Now word comes from England that
women who took to fiat shoes as
a duck TO water are giving them up.
because they feel that such footgear
robs them of ankle charm" some
thing very important in this dance
era.
Prices realized On Swift a. COM
pany sales OF carcass beef in Washington u.
c., for week ending Saturday, March 81 1925,
on sh pments sold out, ranged from 10 90 cent
20 $500 cents per pound and averaged IA. 6J
Mound d-AdyertiSpmeuf
Evening star., 1925-03-23
TAPIOCA CREAM

Soak three tablespoonfuls of
pearl tapioCa In cold water
overnight. In the morning add
TO one quart of scaldina milk
and cook until the tapioca Is
clear. Stir in yolks of three eggs
beaten light with three-quar-
ters cupful OF sugar. Cook two
or three minutes, remove from
fire, add q BIT Of salt and flavor
to taste. Pour into a deep dish
and cover with meringue made
from whites OF eggs and three
tablespoons OF sugar. Brown
ina slow oven and serve cold.
Evening star., 1925-03-23
Johnny and Polly Rejoice
A judgment passed in haste or fright
You'll find is very seldom right.
-JOhuur Chuck

1t is bad enough to want something
and not be able to get it: it is worse
to have that something and then lose
il. This had happened to Johnny and
Polly Chuck. \ great stone had fallen
ana blocked the doorway to their new
home under the old stone wall in the
upper corner of the Old Orchard. All
day they had wandered about looking
for a place to build another home, but
not another place could they find to
suit them. They felt quite heart
Evening star., 1925-03-23
Mint Sauce

For roast lamb-0ns cup chopped
green mint leaves, one-half cup vine
gar. one-fourth cup powdered sugar
Mix one hour before serving.
Evening star., 1925-03-23
STUFFED PEPPERS

STUFFED PDPPEKS
Make q stufflnG OF finely
chopped cold mcat, bread crumbs
and enough milk TO form
paste. season with salt and pep.
per to taste. Cut off tops OF
sweet peppers, SCOOP out seeds.
wash and fill with stufiing, Put
a small piece OF butter on top
Of each pepper, place in a bak.
ing pan and bake In moderate
oven for three OF an
hour
Evening star., 1925-03-23
APPLE CORN MUFFINS

APPLE CORN MUFFINS
Scald two cupfuls of cornmeal
With boiling water, add two
slightly rounding tablespoon
fuls OF -four and milk enough
for a rather thick batter. Add
two-thirds cupful of brown
sugar, stir In two teaspoons of
baking powder. then add two
cupfuls of diced tart apples.
Half I'LL hot buttered muffin
pans andSbake in a quick oven.
Evening star., 1925-03-23

Menu for q Day.
BREAKFAST
Grapefruit.
Farina with Cream
Coddled Eggs
Apple Corn Mullins
Coffee
LUNCHEON
Baked Stuffed Peppers
Finger Rolls
Preserved Peaches
Cookies Tea
DINNER
Dreaded Veal Cutlet
Mashed Potatoes
Stewed Tomatoes
Radishes
Tapioca Cream
Evening star., 1925-03-23

AGrUss.
/. Nearly
5. Evening meal
0. Prcfx meaning new.
10. Employ.
II. Glance maliciously.
i3. Rodents.
"A. Exclamation.
l6. Red deer OF Europe.
Is. Possesses.
20. Climbing tropical plant,
81. Foremost.
%. Craft: skill.
"a. Made a bet.
70. River in England
IS. within.
90. Exists.
80. Is erect
81. A color OF the rainbow.
3s. a heavy weight.
80. y blade.
Al. Eternity.
~. Decay.
a3. Ovoid.
a. Compact mass.
As. Only.
IS. Mimics.
81. Spot on a playing card.
81. At the present time.
So. Rough sultings.
IS, Goes rapidly.
Down.
I. Perpetually.
.. A single unit
3. Observe.
(. Very hot.
s. Most certain.
6. An American nation (aDbD.
Z. Fondle.
s. Perches upon.
IL. Tibetan monk.
ls. Imitation.
10. Covering for the head.
II. \ conjunction.
10. Exist.
q. Parties.
90. One OF three equal parts
IS. Relations.
21. Mans name.
30. Roadway in city.
81. Likewise.
80. Insects.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12

ly vykonan6 prace obnose 1,215,
COO KGs, v turc.-sv. martinslom
6l5, 900 Kcs., vo zvolenskom 716,-
600 Kcs, lipt.-sv.-mikul ulasskom
/ ,O5, 900 Kcs a v kosickom 1924,
900 Kes. ID alsia cinnost je v4prn-
de konajd sa prace, vyzaduju-
ce obnos asi 16 mil. Kcs., 2 kto-
reho pri jednotlivych projek-
toch 60 az so percent hradi stat.
Doteraz bolo prevedene brati-
slavskom okrese 35, v Nitre IL,
v okrese turc. sv. martinskom %.
vo zvolenskom 19, v lipt. sv. mi
kllaSskom 20 kosickom q
melioracnych prac. Urychlene pc
kracovanie v tejto cinnosti je tym
Wac ziaducno, ked' uvazime, ze
riadna melioracia VI uspojeni re-
gulaciou poskytnn bezpecnn Q.
chranu proti velikemu nebezpe-
censtvu povodni, co tiez zname.
ma vlastne ustSlenie zvyseneho
vynosu obilnej nrody.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12

sine vytvorit ! vlastny eslropsky,
avsak pri tom rydzo sloyensky
typ strAanej skoly, ktora otyori
nam cell Europu, avsak vychova
Z mas predovsetkym dobrych Slo-
svanov. Zakladom reformy je jed
notny typ niEfch tried strednej
skoly; V-VTI triedy della sa ma
.gymnazialne realne, VIII. trieda
je duchovedna, prirodovedna a.
lebo matematicka a speciahzuje
pre- univerzitne vzdelanie. Sire
dina skola deli sa ma klasickn a ma
slovanskn. Hlavne ten druhy typ
strednej skoly prinasa dlho caka-
MI a prepotrebnd novinku, ktord
zaiste S radost 'ou uNitame vse-
tel. IT. o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12
|YoUrosroWKgK1 3 skoYENskl NoyIx!x

zakoaov je predloha zakona So
cialnom poistenf os6b %amostat-
ne hospodariacich a docasna snlu
va obchodna 5 Pol 'skom. Vladne
osnovy boly potion odovzdane pr
slusnym vyborom, ktorych soci-
alne politicky sisiel sa hned po
plenu. aby yypocul doprovod mi
nistra socialnej peclivosti dra Z.
Wintra k predlohe socialneho POI
istenia. z vykladu ministrovho
vysvita, ze predloha zakona Q po-
isteni osob samostatne cinnych Je
dosial' jedinou osnovou svoJho
druhu ma svete. Pocet poistenych
cini 1,15O,OOO osob, take vzhla-
dom k prevedenemu uz poisteniu
robotnictva, bude " Ceskosloven-
skej republike poistene asi 1000
900 osob. y:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12
'sporiada put 4 jeho hrobu u Plz-
hi. kde bude zaroven odhaleny

'sporiada put 4 jeho hrobu \ Plz-
hi, kde bude zaroven odhaleny
.jeho pomnik. v roku 1926 maju
vsetky nase spolky usporiadat
predstavenie Tylovej hry pro
speech fondu pre- postavenie Ty-
lovho donu v Prahe. Konecne ma
byt' podniknuta verejna celona.
rodna akcia sbieracia v prospect
vsetkych podnikov k ucteniu Ty.
lovej pamiatky Prahe, Plzni :
v Kutnej Hore.
Sjazd je stanoveny na Do. jil
la 1926, tyzden po vsesokolskon
slete Prahe, tax ze sa no budi
moct' nasi zahranicni priateli;
sncastnit'.
Ceskoslovenske spolky v cudzi
ne hrajdce diuadlo ziadame, alb.
UMDOC v,Prahe Hep. 12S ozna
mily, ci sa sncastnia poriadanycl
akcii v roku 1926.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12
sRIADENIE DREvo-T -TovARNE
VO ZVOLENE.

Dna Z. apr. bola general
nom riaditel 'stve lesov a maJet-
kov porada zalezitosti sriade,
MIA tovarne na spracovanie DIRE
va vo Zvolene. Tovaren tato ma
byt' sriadena manifesto dosavad,
nej tovarne ma spracovanfe zele;:
"a. Poradys sa zdcastnil zvolen;
sky zupan dr.. Slavik, zastupcovia
mesta Zvolena so svojim stare.
stom Ma cele, zastupcovia robot
nictva prislusni referenti mini
sterstva orby. Bolo usnesene, ably
boil dany slhlas k sriadeniu teJ
to tovarne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12
POoET zIAKOV MA UNIvER-
q zTTE v BRATTsL4AvE.

v letnom semestri roku 1924
bolo ma vsetkych fakultach Ko-
menskeho university v Bratislave
zapfsanych 1,03l posluchacov. q.
toho bolo riadnych posluchacov
Ss9, mimoriadnych 142. Ma prav-
nickel fakulte bolo riadnych po-
sluchacov 600, ma lekarskej 18S
a ma filozofickej 101. Do repub-
liky prislusnyc'h bolo 977 q slce:
| 727 posluchacov 70 Slovensla,
ll43 z Czech, 1O3 Moray 4 20
Sliezska. Cudzozemcov bolo 81.
Je vel'mi podivne, ze z Podkar-
patskej Rusi nestuduje Brati-
slave AMI jeden vysokoskolak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12
VNUTROPoLITICKAs sITUACIA

+, z Prahy. (CEPSl Y piatok, %.
maja po d'alsej prestavke zaha-
jila dvoma sch0dzami poslanecka a
snemovna Ease svoje prace. Ia
sadnutia maly len formalny raz,
ale predlohy,. ktore mich boly
podane, ukazujii, re koalicna krl-
"a pominula a ze vlada vynasna-
Ii sd, ably uskutocnila Y snemov-
nj ushodnuty koalicny program,
Najdolezitei isim p predlozenych
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12
dBL. % no ! : y 1

v roku 1926 oslavi Ustredna
Matica Divadelneho Ochotnfctva
Ceskoslovenskeho v Prahe svoje
40-rocne trvanie, .pri com bude
tiez uplatnena 1cta k pamiatke
Joz. Kaj. Tyla, ktoreho 7O-rocne
vyrocie smrti pripada ma IL. julia
1926. Podla dosavadneho progra-
mu ma byt' usporiadany sjazd
cs. ochotnfctya spojeny SO sjaz-
dom medzinarodnim ' Prahe ma
zaklade dosavadnych ,stykov S
Francnskom, Anglickom, Pol
skom, Juhoslaviou a Talianskom,
d 'alej divadelna sut az, divadel-
ma vystavka ochotnicka,, slaynost-
ne predstavenie Narodnom di-
vadle, maju byt' vydane dejiny
UMDOC a dejiny ceskeho ochot-
nictva v0bec. - Dokial' ide O.
slavy Tylove, ma byt' vydany
sbornik 0. Tylovej cinnosti here
ckej, jeho poprsie portret, ma
byt' usporiadana specialna w
stavka jeho pamiatok, ma sa Ii
skat' a po prfpa,de vydat povod-
ma hudba, vydana pre- jeho hry,
v Stavovskom diyadle ma byt
Tylovo matine, v den smrti sa u.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12
MEIIORACIA MA sLovENsKU

Y
slovom rozumieme akekoivek
zlepsenie zemedelskej pody vse-
tky tym slvisiace prace. Talk
sem patri Ma pr. odvodnovanie
mocarisk, mlak a inych mokrych
LUX, d'alej uncle zavodnenie SUI
chych kamenistych pieskova
tych ploch, obvykle a uncle hno-
jenie konecne tiez j regulacia
rick, uprava ich brehov, S ktorou
s1visi yo vel'kej miere hlavne od-
vodnenie pobreznych, stale sko-
dive mokrych ploch. - Je toto
vel mi dolezita hlavne u mas ma
Slovensku nesmierne zanedbana
praca. Neni divu: starom u
horsku bolo premnoho urodnej,
prvotriednej pody, preto Mad "a
rom nezalezalo ma t'azkom a ma
kladnonf dobyyvani ornej p6dy -,
najma na krajoch nemad 'arskych,
kde obyvatel 'stvo malo ostat' chu
dobne a nasledkom toho otrocke.
Nasledkom toho po zalozeni cs.
statu ostala nam velika povin-
nosts nahradit' zameSkanu pracu
V dobe najkratsej. Vidime, re mas
Stat musi dovazat' obilie z GU
| dzich zemi, aakol' 'vek po riadne
prevedenj melioracii po inten-
zfvnejsom hospodareni mohli by
sme mat tol 'ko pody a tiez i o.
| bilnej urody, ktora by uplne kry-
la domacuI potrebu. To je dnes uz
bezpochybne vypoeftano a vseo-
becne znamo. Jedna sa tn iba o
prevedenie prac, ktore sn spojene
takou iipravou nasich pol mo-
hospodarskych pomerov, ktora by
ucinila mas sebestacnymi. - Tu
musi l'ud mas rol 'nfcky dospet' k
nazorom, re je v jeho vlastnom "a
ujme, ably tato praca bola urych,
Z lena. Rol'n musia sa chopit
svojpomoci! Viefllo bE to totil
i k vel mi nezdravym pomerom a
koncom, ked by sa so vsetkym
malo cakat' na Stat a Ia vladne
Stlbvencie.
Ia tcelom prevedeia meliora
eli zakladajn sa W ma Slovenskt
melioracne svazy, a sice prvon
rade Ma krajoch, ktore naliehavt
yyzaduj1 skore prevedenie nell
oracii. S1 to druzstevne sway, "a
lozene 70 zastupcov interesova
nychs miest, obcl, okresov, zup
ba interesovanych jednotlivcov
Takyto pevny svaz skor zlska IL
yer a tiez statnu subvenciu {
, vzdy rychlejsie moze zasiahnut
nez inc t'azkopadne Grady. L
; speech melioracie ma Slovensku "a
visi dnes w prvom rade cd to
no, aku northwest vyvin1 sloven
ske kraje zakladanl meliorac
: nych svazov a akn cinnost', vyna
: lezavost', herlivost a vytrvanli
: vost vyvin1 jednotlivl clenovia
: melioracnom svazu.
Tato cinnost' w j doteraz NAL
znacneho nspechu, ako to vidim
8 z vykazu innosti 3 melioracnycl
+; okresov ma Slovensku Cd r. 1927
: 1924. v bratislavskom okresu be
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12
aloyerska
Moa1sNTKY z KUETtRNEII0
xIVoTA.

# 11vUxA.
Tohoto rokn vstnpil do zivota
zakon Q zriad 'ovani obecnych kni
hovni. Je to nesporne vysoko w
znamny krok Y kultiirnom vyvo-
ii ,slovenskeho l'udu a prinasa
to vlastne pokracovanie skolskej
vychovy. Otazka knihoyni, otazka
d'alsei vychovy d'alsieho vide
lania l'idu hlavne slovenskych
obciach prestava byt' sdkromnou
otazkou horlivych jednotlivcov
alebo kulturnych spolkov; dnes
sriad 'oyanie knihovni obecnych
je povinnost on obci "a intenziv-
nej podpory statu. Rome kulttr-
ne spolky ovsem dnes prispiet'
svojou pomocnou cinnost 'ou
(chvalyhodn1 pomoc poskytuJe
ma pr. Ceskoslovenska Jednota,
ktora zalozila uz pekny rad kni-
hovni V slovenskych obciach), a.
le v premnohych obciach ostava
tato otazka podnes nevyriesenou
a t'azko dostava sa. ona k usku-
toGneniu tel forme, ako to Wy
zaduje kulttrny pokrok obyva-
+ tel'stva.
Jedna sa d'alej zavedenie O.
semroenej povinnej skolskej ma
vstevy tiez ma Slovensku. Tu
mozeme iba vyslovit' podiv a po-
l'utovanie, ze ".Slovakovi'' uci-
tel -poslanec stavia sa proti tejto
otazke. ,Vieme, re kazdy pokrok
kazda reforma naraza Ma t az
kosti, to vSak neni otazkou, re
hlavne kultnrny vyvoj Slovenska
vyzaduje RICHLY postup. Tu neni
mono sa odvolavat' na zaosta-
! lost l'udu; ved' prave tato pre-
kazka rnusl byt' odstranena; ire
bars nasilne! Vedsispred 100 rok-
mi ucene lekarske fakulty vyslo-
vily sa proti budovafiiu ia laznR
a prehlasily, re zeleznice si1 zdra-
viu skodlive! Prave tax budu ma
Sc budtlce generacie ukazovat' na
onoho ucitel 'a-opozicnika "a ka-
zdu cenu - ako my dnes poza-
stavujeme sa mad rozumom leka-
rov-ueencov, brojacich proti ze.
leznici. Zatym vsak potreba roz-
Sfrenia skolskeho vzdelania maj.
Sirsich nasich vrstiev bije do oci
Vzdelanie modernom demo.
kratickom State nemoze byt' pri
vilegiom l'udi bohatych a vyvo
lenych: cele zariadenie naseho
statu, nasa ustava, volebny zakor
atd'. to vsetko je vybudovane ns
zakladoch vzdelaneho obyvateI
stva S jasnym rozsudkom a nazo
rami vyskolenymi. - Preto pc
trebujeme vzdelanych rol l'nikov
r6botnikov a ME V poslednom ra
de vzdelane zeny kazdej obcian
skej triedy. X tomu vedie osem
rocna povinna skolska navsteva
Me menej vazna je otazka refor
my strednej Skoly. Praeovna ko
misia pri poradnom sboru pr
Skolskn reformu, ktoru sriadil'
ministerstvo Skolstva, vypraco
vala uz svoj elaborat, ktory Wy
siel tlacou vo forme navrhu "a
kona reforme stredneJ skoly
Zakon tento bude vitany hlavn
ma Slovensku. ackol'vek vieme
re jeho dnesna forma neni defini
tivna, aspon jednotlive odborn
kruhy radon podavajn svoje pc
zmenujuce nayrhy. Ny sme znal
redaprevratom iba diva druh
strednych skol: gymnazia a rea
ky. ODE skoly uz davno nevyht
voyaly poziadavkam DOLBY {
horsko patrilo tom OIL 'ade mi
dzi najzaostalejsie zeme. Prevra
priniesol nam uz doteraz nov
typy strednych skol Rak1ska
tiez vsak tie znestacia. Ny 81 mi
Teraz je cas- poslat' p
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12

- Kazdy citatel', ktory nam je
dlzen predplatne "a noviny, do
stane zaplatene "a svoju pracu.
Al my len to ziadame.
, 1925-06-17
Local Overflow

B. c. Rumsey left for the west
coast Monday to be at the bedside
of his mother. who is very ill.
Mrs. Georgia Lambert n daugh-
ter Jessie have. leased the Aims
worth Inn and will rent rooms this
summer.
Mrs. B. C. Rumsey and Miss Betty
were in town over night Monday
on a shopping expedition. They
are going to Billings today to get
a new car that is being shipped
from the east to them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richmond. a charm
ing young couple from Province
town, New Jersey, arrived in Cody
last Friday evening and the next
day went VI to Aldrich Lodge to
spend the summer.
Miss Jane Carlow is with Miss
Olive Fell for the summer as sec
rotary and general assistant. This
is a happy arrangement for both of
these %art-loving young ladies.
Russell Fenske of Kenosha, Wis,
nephew of J.. H. vogel, arrived in
Cody by motor last week and ex-
poets to spend the summer here.
He will assist Mr.. Vogel with his
construction work at the Furniture
store.
Among those who took advantage
of the fine weather and the new
road thru the canyon and took din
ner at Holm Lodge last Sunday
We're; Mrs. w. T. Hogg and son
Teller and daughter Mary, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. B. Robertson, Leslie Law
son and ]. E. McElvain, C. c.. Mel
ton, c. A. Starkey, VIM. Pfeiffer.
William Wist, Mrs. Homer Bowen
and daughter Harriet, of Grand Is
land. Nebraska, w. o. Sanzenbacher,
DR.. John w. Walther. of Brooklyn.
N. Y; Mrs. C. A. Evans, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Pool, Miss Mabel Wat
son and Mrs. Agnes B.. Chamberlin.
, 1925-06-17
WIN. Visit ESSAY TO
APPEAR In BOY SCOUT

The prize essay, Buffalo Bill,
the American Citizen" written by
a Cody high school boy, VIM. Wist,
in a contest given by Mrs. Blendine
Hayes Bickel. in February, is to
appear in the Boy Scout magazine,
according to Mrs. Mary Jester Allen,
who has written The Herald to this
effect. Mrs. Allen states that the
contest. which was started by Mrs.
Bickel this year. is to be made an
annual event, and much interest in
the feature is developing in the
east, with the result hat it is pos
sible that a scholarship in one of
the larger universities will be of
fered as a prize in 1926.
Mrs. Bickel is expected to visit
in Cody this summer, and will prob
ably be here for the Stampede eel
ebration July fourth.
, 1925-06-17
SOUTHPORT FARM BUREAU
TO HAVE COMMUNITY HALL

At a meeting of the Southfork
Farm Bureau, held Saturday eve
ming, a definite movement was made
toward the provision of a
ity hall for this organization. Logs
were ordered gotten out for the
structure and will be in place ready
for the actual building which will
probably not start until fall.
The securing of a community hall.
which will be the center OF all he
activities of the Farm bureau, and
also a social center for the com
munity, the people of Southfork
are keeping in step with other COM
munities everywhere over the United
States. The community life of rural
communities is being placed upon a
better and higher plane by better
social advantages, and the get-to-
gether spirit which is developed
through the Farm Bureau and other
similar organizations is doing much
to keep the young folks on the farm
and making rural life more enjoy
able.