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Evening star., 1926-05-09
George AIDES Movie-Bred Caddie Aims
To Write Comedies Like Famed Boss

are comedies, aren't they? ] want 1"
act first, and then maybe I can writ
a comedy
And so 'Treckles" had decided r'.
TO follow the example OF his his
brother, who five years ago Joined The
L. s. Army Cavalry, and not 10 suc
ceed his father as operator Of /"
motion picture projection machine. hu
rather TO follow George Ade's foo'
steps, off as well as on the golf links
When the future possibility Ct Sc"
ing his name iii electric lights on =
home town theater was suggested, IA"
boy registered no pleasure. After Z"
silence, he smiled wanly and eA
planned:
Seems like the names we hat
most stick longest around hoin'
They'd advertise hero that the sta
would be six Cents Stanfield.
Evening star., 1926-05-09
continued from First Page

Il
tower. running a pipe line up TO the
L. inch nozzle that is attached to the
under side Of the ladder near the top.
Two men carried the hose aloft, strap
ming It ut necessary intervals TO the
rounds, while the others attached the
lower end Of the line, Stamese lash
lon, to an imaginary pumping engine.
| A couple of pulleys near the nozzle,
over which ran ropes that extended
to the ground. made 1t possible for the
men to control the flow OF water from
| the street.
Another form of climbing practice
was afforded by the pompier ladder
drill which followed. a pompier lad
der is the simplest form Of climbing
device. It consists Of a. single up
right stem. the crosspieces being
mere footholds for the men. The top
is fastened to q large, strong steer
hook. They are used for various pur-
poses, in this instance being employed
when It was assumed that 1t was nee
essary to reach an elevation beyond
| that attainable with the S5-foot lad
der. Using the metal hooks on their
belts, two men would carry the pom.
pier ladder to within 10 or IL feet of
the top Of the truck ladder. There
they both secured q leg lock. unhooked
the pompier, which was raised and
swung over the top Of the extension
by the upper man. In q real Are the
second man then would have climbed
up and steadied the base OF the pom.
pier while the topInost man climbed
During this drill Chief O'Connor
showed that he was no more desk
hero" capable only OF issuing orders,
but demonstrated that he literally
knew the work Of the Fire Depart
ment from the ground up by getting
on the ladder and performing a leg
lock for the beneht OF an inexperi-
| enced man.
THE equipment OF every fire COM
- pany is inspected each morning.
but an opportunity thoroughly to test
the S5.foot ladder on the truck Is not
| a afforded every day, so that the men
took this occasion to make sure 1t was
in perfect working order by running
the extension all the way out. While
# was in that position Chief O'Connor
| a dvanced the information that one of
tha renuirements for admission to the
portland. Oreg., Fire Department was
ability to climb to the top of 60.foot
ladder, step over, and descend on the
other side.
Having found their ladder in perfect
working order, the men Of truck No. 6
lowered 1t to rest, and got out their
life net. This device, formerly made in
halves. is now folded in quarters of a
circle. only a few seconds are re.
auired to open it. There Is a big red
circle of cloth in the middle, a sort
Of bulls eye at which the person to
be rescued Jumps. In this, as In every
other drill of the Fire Department, the
men are given minute instructions as
to lust how to stand, how to hold the
| net. how to lower 1t when the person
strikes so as to break his fall, and so
forth. Every man in the company got
up on the truck and jumped into the
net. No one missed the bulls eye.
Another use for pompier ladders
was brought out when the men en-
! ployed them to climb, spt1er.like. up
the walls Of their house, A ladder
Evening star., 1926-05-09

adventure in the Mills family
l. not confined 10 the male side
"f the house For while Capt.
Arthur Mills WAS serving With the
British forces in the World War
and later travelling i'll the other
America" j." which he described in
an article entitled I'm the Wild
West OF South America. his wife
was having unusual experiences on
her own Il count. mainly in out
the-Way ,l,aceS of the Near East,
t. which S1r has since returned.
Lady Mills WAS formerly Lady
Dorothy Malpole. daughter of the
Earl of Orfurd. and has a kinship
with the United States as IA grand
daughter Of Daniel Corbin Of
Spokane. Wash. The present ar
iirlr rerouuts one Of the most
remarkable experiences Of her re
cent travels.
Before the incidents recounted i'll
lhis article Lady Mills, while Oh
a 0ve-day automobil" journey To
the land - TIE Yizie. said to be
be only 'ribe in the world who
Worship he devil, had an en-
counter with brigauds in mid
desert. After hcing pursued for
many miles and when 1t seemed
tnat she would i've oyertaken and
Geized Arab police suddenly APP
peared, chased away the pursuer5,
ard escorted her to safety.
Evening star., 1926-05-09
BI LADY DOROTHY MILLS.

4 TRUST | shah be forgiven If L
do not mention names and local
tiles in writing of the queer, in
i CUmn.etc little drama that |
stumbled across in the wildS OF
\ Asia Mror short time ago. So
many Of its ramiticationS are. and
ever will he, unknown to me, and l
I'm afraid of getting myself and other
people intO trouble.
4. few months ago 1 VAS travelling
southwark from ConstautinOple seek
ing the sun, and looking for (; quiet
spot in which to finish some work L
WAS engaged on. Struck with the
wild beauty Of the Taurus Mountains,
! aIighted on q Sudden impulse at
an unimportant junction that / will
call Y on the Syrian frontier, and
next day installed myself III 4 little
Kurdish village high up a mountain
side
Ny accommodations We're i couple
of rooms III the tiny stone cottage
OF some rough but kindly Kurdish
1easants, who evidently considered
me pleasantly and harmlessly mad.
and looked after me 10 the best of
their simple ability. The window Of
my little sitting room furnished me
With Il view of some of the most beau
jifui scenery in the world-rugged,
black, towering mountains. snow-cap-
ped and bathed in frosty sunshine,
and down IN the Somber valleys be
low doomed the ruins of infinitely old
Turkish fortroSSes.
The tiny village, perched like an
agile on the rocky lnountainside, was
accessible from above and below by
steep, winding mule paths, and there
,t-YS nOntIaY. human 11ljf4 tinp
within many miles. The hours that
my writing table did not claim me
spent astride an old lop-eared mule
called Mustapha. who could climb like
a cat. wandering over the valleys and
mountain sides. eXnIoring odd nook s
Evening star., 1926-05-09
Electric Clock.

nR. j. c. VAN SYKE OF Wash
- ington has an electric clock TO-
which he claims uncanny power. lie
has trained it TO do some feats, such
as turning on an automobile parking
light Is minutes after sundOwn ana
then turning il off at daybreak.
Evening star., 1926-05-09

gravely and Internationally and with.
out any suggestion Of Il future meet
ing
X X !;
IN the course Of three months
l. strenuous travelling in the wilds l
almost forgot my mysterious friend
till 1 found myself once more on the
little primitive Turkish railway on
my way back TO Constantinople. AT
the junction of X. / again had to
spend the night between trains, and.
partly from curiosity and partly to
while away "a tedious "a hours. I
went up the mountain to pay 81 visit
TO my Kurdish friends.
They seemed delighted to see me,
Evening star., 1926-05-09
Prefer Leather Boots.

T EATHER boots, reminiscent OF the
California gold rush days, still are
worn 10y a group of Sacramentans. a
shoemaker of Sacramento. He says
that there are at least 40 persons III
that city who prefer leather boots to
modern shoes
Evening star., 1926-05-09

Titled Englishwoman Tells of Un-
solved Riddle Presented in Course of
Visit to Crest of the Taurus Range.
Kurdish Hosts Embarrassed by Ques-
tions-Strange Disappearance Accom-
panied by Hint of Death.
Evening star., 1926-05-09
II FOUND MYSELF LOOKING
= DOWN THE SHINY BARREL OF
A Gun"

and cranlies and breathing in the
marvellous tonic air.
After dusk | had sometimes noticed.
away up the mountain above US, Il
tiny pin-point of light. but when [
questioned my hosts about it they
seemed slightly embarra ssed End, say
ing that it was probably the light
of some bclated shepherd, seemed
anxious TO change the conversation.
=; 4 / x
nNE afternoon, when l had ridden
" right up to the barren snow
line, / noticed u storm brewing over
rhe valley, and turned the head of
Aiustapha toward home. was
riding absent-Inindedly, absorbed i'll
the gorgeous scenery and letting
Mustapha pick his own way
Suddenly 7 was aware that he had
stopped and was cropping happily at
some green herbage. Something about
,ne richness and luXuriance of the
Green stuff caught my attention in
that barren dark waste of ragged,
stunted fir-trees.
o'Why. IL looks like a Sarden,' |
said to myself
Then 7 gasped, for | found myself
looking down the shiny barrel of a
gun
The frightened exclamation that
4 rose to my lips was in French. and
the barrel Of tho gun was slowly
Evening star., 1926-05-09
FRENCH LICK SPRINGS. Ind,

May 3.
U " IETHER to become u sol
Y n der, Il movie" machine
AA operator or an actor-this
y was the question which
,-.nno.l,, - A - " o ed a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02
Pill L'UDsKt KRv.

q kraju 'prinasaj1 casopisy
strasn1 zpravu o neslychanom
zloeine sadizmu. Trojrocna deer
ka vysokeho nradnika Mukace-
va, Margitka Tarjanova bola od-
vlecena neznamym pachatel 'om,
ktorN jej rozrezal tepnu ma hrdle
a krv potion z nej vycical.
Nasli ju uz mrtvn a uplne bez
krvi. Ia zlocincom bol usporiada-
ny vseobecny pohon, avsak nplne
bez vysledku. Podl'a bratislavske-
no ''Zeitungu" udaly sa podobne
zlociny v Presove, Kosiciach "a
Lucenci. V PreSove nasli vraj po-
dobne zavraizdene '4-rocne diev-
eatko skryte v jaskyni, V Kosi-
ciach Ease zavrazdil neznamy vrah
5-rocne dievcatko a v Lucenci
tiez 5-rocne. Ma tomto boly vraj
viditel'n este i stopy po zuboch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02
JAN CIMRAK ZoMREL.
"SlOy, Hlasv' DiSu:

"Slov. Hlasy" pisu:
Slovensky narod ztratil verne
ho syna, rol 'nicka strana horli-
veho privrzenca, Sielnica (Lipt.)
jei okolie nielen starostlivehO
duchovneho otca a vodIcu, ale ne
ohrozeneho bojovnfka "a prava
l'udu a zrucneho pracovnika ma
poll narodo -hospodarskom, ked
nam neuprosna smrt' vyrvala
radu zivych Jana Cimraka, byva-
leho evanjelickeho farara sielni-
ckeho.
Jan Cimrak pochodil 20 slsed-
nej Gravy, Velicnej. Bol synom
rol'nickej rodiny, a svojmu rol'-
nfckemu l'udu zostal vernym az
do smrti. - Jeho nadanost', pill
most, odvolalyN ho sice cd pluhu
a professionally no "a dusevne-
no pracovnika, ale neudusily mu
" srdci lasku k l'udu, z ktoreho
pochodil a ku ktoremu sa vzdy S
hrdost 'ou hlasil. l ako farar ce-
ly svoj zivot posvatil sluzbe svoj-
ho l'udu: slllzil mu ako duchov-
ny pastier, ako politicky cinitel
i ako narodohospodarsky plucov-
mix. Cely jeho zivot bol vlastne
bojom. - Priduc do Sielnice. mu-
sci bojovat' Jobovci, ktori boil
naucenf v cirkvi rozkazovat' a tax
podobne S tamojsim notarom Su-
torisom. Zvit 'azil mad mimi ma ce-
lei clare a cd toho casu sielnicka
dolina bola ,naR9yedoMejsi Y
odliom ,ohlsalsS Ia stSlisaAho
|vyborrika bpl voleny u1 on a snie
PAM. PFi vol bach ked' kandido-
val Srobar do snemu, sielnicka
dolina produkovala najstatnejsich
volicov, ma cele so svojim duchov-
nym vodcom. n obci zaloEil Eon-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02
PREPUsrAJ5 sLovAKov.

V roznych podnikoch v Brati-
slave bolo konstatovane, ze v O.
statnom case boil prace prepu-
steni slovenski a ceski zamest-
nanci a prijati boil mad 'arski ro-
botnici, pripadne robotnfctvo
intestine, ale mad 'arskej narodno-
sti. Zaujimave je, ze bolo mnoho
prepustenych nasich robotnikov
kym sucasne prijimane je do pra,
ce robotnictvo zahranicne, priamo
dovazane z Budapest. Bolo a.
konstatovane, re niektore podni.
ky zamestnavajl dosial a priji.
majd do svojich sluzieb kancelar,
sky personal Mad 'arska, kym
Itunajsi 1radnfci su bez zamest.
mania.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02

zum, ktory naucil l'ud sebe po'
mahat', po prevrate zasiedol ,
obci elektraren, tak1e kazdon
dome v Sielnici majii elektrickt
svetlo. RiadilS divadla, veeierky
po prevrate sriadil v obci Soko-
la atd,.
Asi pred rokom zacal trpiet ma
srdce. Mnoha praca, dlhe boje Wy
Silly ho. v posledne easy sa STAY
jeho znacne zhorsil, tax ze ft'az-
ko mu pablo len izbu opustit'
Podl 'ahnul zakernej chorobe .yu-
torok, /. jlna rano o 6. hodine a
tfSlco usnitl v 67. rokl pracneho,
pozehnaneho Eivota. Pohrab NAL
vo stvrtok, 3. jlna ,pri ucasti vel :
keho zastupu domacich i prespol-
nych, v Lipt. Sv. Mikulasi.
Spocivaj v pokoji, zem 'sloven-
ska bud Ii l'ahka, odpoeinok v
nej sladky Pamiatka Tvoja bu-
de dlho svietit prikladom budd-
elm pokoleniam! ~. 40
(Zosnuly krstil, konfirmoval !
sobasil redaktora tohto casopisu,
ktory V nom ztraca dobreho uci-
tel'a priatel:a. Jan Cimrak Dol
dobra dusa, vysoko u6eny elovek,
i literarne cinny, menovite mia
dsom veku a pozival vel,kd 1ctu
ma Slovensku. Dl "a naSej vedomo-
sti, trpel ma srdce uz dlhsie, cd
smrti svojho syna Jana ma vojne.
Zostava po nom jeho milovana
manzelka, syn Vlado a tri vydate
dcery. Zosnulemu mech da Bob
slavu vecnu a pozostalym silly a
1techy hlbokom .ziali. Red.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02
MATUS DULA ZOMREL.

V nedel'u vecer, 13. juna, pol
10. hOdine zomrel v Ruzomberlu
byvaly predseda Slovenskej Ma
rodnej Rady a narodnej strany
pravotar Mattls Dula. Zosnuly 70
mrel u svojho zat a Petra Mako
vickeho "a skoncil tax svoj pozeh.
many zivot v 80. roku. ...
Vysoky vek medal uz zosnule'
mu V posledne roxy zdcastnovat
sa verejneho zivota. Posledn6 tyz
dne zhorsil sa jeho zdravotny sta,
natol'ko, re sa nedalo uz mic in'
ocakavat', ako smrt'.
Pohrab Dol 16. jiina O 3. hod
popoludnf V T. Sv. MARITIME, kd'
bolo jeho telo prevezene z Ru
zomberka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02
TWELVE POHROMY MA SL0,
VENSKOM ZAPADE.

slovenskyy zapad postihnuty
boil vel'kyymi zivelnymi pohroma-
mi, ktore zapricinene boly daz-
dom. Cele kraje sti pod vodou a
samozrejme, re tohorocna uroda
,bola ciastocne znicena. TAX na pr
nitrianska dolina je pod vodou, a
ko al Povazie. Skoda je vel'ka.
Vodou rieky Nitry ohrozene je
velmi letisko 3. leteckeho pluku
v Nitre. Zachranne prace boly ma
niektorych miestach znemoznene
stale stupajucou vodou. Najviac
znivocena je uroda .zemaakov a
obilia. Ako ,sa oznamuje, dazde v
severozapadnej casti trvajn..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02
AUToBUsY v UzHoRoDE.

Pred nedavnom sriadil isty
podnikatel' autobusov1 dopravu
UEhorodom. Autobus chodi cd ma
drazm k nadraziu a je vel mi
lacny, lebo sa plati nadrazia do
centra mesta iba 2 koruny a ma
druhy koniec mesta 3 koruny.
Autobus vel mi poskodil uzho-
rodskych fiakristov a preto sa ich
Is sjednotilo a objednali 81 tiez
autobus. Ulohou druheho autobu-
su bude znieit konkurenciu. Po-
cut, re jazdne bude este lacnej-
Sic, nez u prveho autobusuA
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02
MOVE SKOLY MA MASON
VY0HoDEt

Axe sa oznamuje, bola v posled
nych dnoch v Prahe ma minister
stye i skpktya :, naedgimipist tsTska
pdrada' ''''na'ktosej nanasrhabgrattii. Ii
slavskeho referatu bolo povolent
postavenie 4 novych skol v 1nie-
stach, kde dosial' skoly nebolo
SD to naiesta. Adidovce a Kosic,
Y Rcztokoch u Spissskej Novsj Vsi
y Kalnej Huti a y 0dovej. D'alei
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02
o NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SKE SBLfzENIE.

z Belehradu. (CEPS) V Parizi
pred nedavnom utvorila sd Liga
pre- sblizenie medzi Juhoslovanmi
a Bulharmi a pre- sjednotenie vse-
tkych Bulharov na Balkane. Tato
Liga snazi sd jednak propagovat
bulharsko- juhosloyanskd fedora
ciu, jednak vsemozne prispievat
ku konkretnemu rieseniu teraj-
sich vzajomnych politickych pro-
blemov. z Bulharov clenmi parM-
skej Ligy boil najprv len zastup-
ci sedliackej strany Stambolijske-
no, ale po kratkej dobe vstdpili
do nej al stdpenci Cankovovi a
Ljapeevovi. V dosledku toho Dol
vytvoreny sest'-clenovy vybor, V
ktorom zasedajd 3 Juhoslovania
a 3 Bulhari. Tento vybor vypra-
coval zvlastny prehlas k Juhoslo-
vanom a Bulharom, V ktorom "a
konecny program Ligy je prehla-
sovana federacra Bulharska "a
kral 'ovstva SHS. Juhoslovania a
BulhaSi musejn mat svoj vlastny
vel'ky stat, lebo tym pomery ma
Balkane by, sa znacne zjednodu-
silly vaha Juhoslovanskej fede-
racie Europe mala by vel'ky
vyznam.
idea juhoslovansko olbulharske-
no sblMenia budila tu v posled-
nej dobe zivu pozornost' v mai
sirsei verejnosti tax Belehrade
ako i v Sofii. WIT 'ahom kral 'ov-
stva SHS k Bulharsku zabyvalo
sa pred niekol 'ko dnami podrob-
ne "Vreme'' v clanku napfsanom
juho-srbskym poslaneom Altipar-
makovicom. Autor predovsetkym
konstatuje, -ze len teraz, po ko-
neenej porazke Ferdinanda Ko-
burgskeho, mozno pristupit' ku
[konkretnemu rieseniu vel'keho
Juhoslovanska, ktore by zaalj jima-
10 ME len cely Balkan cd Jader-
skeho do Cierneho mora, ale do
siahlo by snad al pristupu k mo-
ru Egejskemu. Nikto nevie do
sial' 4sslteraisie ,poilalspie lll .dgski
fsa reasizaeie stejto ysaliiees y ky,h ale
iste je, zet tento plan davno pre-
stal byt' ptihy1n romantickym
snom.
+NasunnSts ins r,xxx7ry ,1o s.rr,, M :, =; .
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02
sITUACIA 6ESKosLoVEN-
sKEHo PRIE1GYsLU. !.
F. u. /. 8.

V poslednych piatich mesiacooh
roku 1925 vyvinula vaGsina cd
vetvi ceskoslovenskeho priemyslu
uspokojivn cinnost', ako je moz-
no videt' 20 zpravy generalneho
Etajomnika 'ustrednej priemysel-
nej spolocnosti. z celkoveho po-
ctu 100000 organizovanych fro-
botnikov,, dostalo podporu v neza-
mestnanosti asi 10000. Situalcia
priemyslu uhol 'neho boh napriek
|:tomu nepriazniva, praca bola OBJ
medzovana ma niekol 'ko dni V
Ityzdni, mnohi banici boi pre-
pusteni. Prveho oktobra bolo v
tom priemyae zamestnane len
$4,000 vzhPadom k 10000 v ro-
ku minulom. Zmensena poptavka
pc uhli sa vysvetluje jednako
mensim odberanim priemyslu ko-
vodelneho a textilneho, jednako
sezonnou nezamestnanost 'ou v
priemysle stavebnom. X tomu pri-
druzily sa t'azkosti vyvozne, to-
tizto obmedzenie dovozu uhlia do
Pol ska, zavedenie novych ciel v
Anglicku, odklad podplsania smlu
Wy Belgickom, zvysenie danl V
Nemecku, Pol 'sku Juhoslavian-
sku. Pri tom vsetkom celkova ST.
tuacia priemyslu je dobra, lebo
celkovy vyvoz rastie.
Zaujfmavou kapitolou ceskoslo-
venskeho priemyslu je priemysel
sklarsky. Pomery vo vyrobe 'skla
tabuloveho duteho sn vel'm IL
spokojive, lebo holy ucinene OBJ
rovske objednavky hlavne Rus
ka. Toto odvetvie priemyslu sklar
skeho je dbere zamestnane. Chy-
sta sa utvorenie sdruzenia celeho
priemyslu, vyrabaj1c tabulo-
We sklo vo vel 'kom. Kedysi boil az
utvoreny monopol vel 'kotovarni
toho druhu, ale jeho cinnost' bo-
la pc nejaky cas- obmedzena. To-
varnici d6faju, re utvoren1m sdru
zenia nadobudne priemysel sta
bilizacie, al ze sd MIN prispeje na
regulaciu cien a na zlepsenie pro-
dukcie.
Oznamuje sa, zc ministerstvo
obchodu usporiadalo pred nedaV-
nom schodzu so zastupcami prize
myslu jablonickeho, ably sa hl'a-
daily priciny terajsieho dpadku
vyvozu jablonickeho toyaru. Akc
jedna z pricin nesnadz boa uve~
dena mensia zrucnost' sklarskycn
robotnfkov, a preto sa berie do
povahy zariadenie odbornej sko-
ly pre- ich zdokonaleny vcvik tech
nickE. ZvlaStni znalci budu vysla-
nj do cudziny, ably zistili priciny
hpadku vyvozu, a ably urcili, aky
| je povod rozsah zahranicnej kon
kurencie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02

Dozorcovia majetku sd: Michal Ko.
zak, Box 151 Haselton Sta, City. Jan
Fabini, Box 104, Haselton Sta, City,
Dozorca chorych: Stefan Stole, P. Q.
Box IS Haselton Sta, City. Straz
dverf: Valent Rovder ST.; p. O. Box 264,
Haselton Sta, City.
Ech6dze vydrziavajn sa kazid 4. ne.
del'u mesiaci skole Sv. AIzbety ma
N. Haseltine Ave. 2: popoludnf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02

.bola povelena subvencia ma stav-
by l'udovych sk6l v Michalov.
ciaeh, Y Trebelove, vo Y. Cipcine
a v Solnohrade. Do konca toho 70.
ku ma byt' zariadenych, resp. u
pravenych d'alsich 40 skolskych
.budov pre- l'udove skoly, ktorym
by cislo novosradenych skol stu
pilo ma 200 budov. Il
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02
oBEs1L sA.

Gregor Kopcar, 6s-rocny. po7
voznik v vSpisskej Novel, Vsi, v
chlieve ma stlpe sa obesil. Jeho
manzelka ho odrezala "a zavolala
slekara dra Marsu, ktory konsta-
toval ,lz' len smrt'.; -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02
HAsELEoN sLoVAK TATRA
aPoLoK.

Uradnfci ma rok 1926 sn nasledovnf:
stanislav Necko, predseda, Box 449
Haselton Sta. Jan Bizup, podpred.
seda, 1857 Gladstone st. - Martin
Zentko, 1otovnik, p. o. Box 147, Ha.
sclton Sta. - Jan Basista, pokl., 1o1
Haseltine Ave-, City. Jozef Kacenga,
zapisnik, 1889 Gladstone St., City. -
, 1926-03-03
CORBETT ROAD
TO Be STARTED SOON

The state highway department has
announced that a call for bids will be
made for the construction of the Co.
dy-Corbett project at their next meet
ing, provided that there are no fur
Their complications regarding the
right-of-way.
The commencement of the work on
this project has been considerably de-
layed on account of right of way dis
putes. This difficulty, however, was
overcome when these disputes were
settled in the last term of the district
court in Cody, and no further delay
in the plans for the completion of the
project is anticipated.
This section of road is known as
Section A of the Cody-G arland fed
eral aid project and includes approx
mately ten miles of highway from Co.
dy to the Corbett station. 1t is ex-
pected that in the neighborhood of
100000 will be expended on the pro-
ject, which will include grading and
hard-surfacing and the construction
of a new bridge over Sage creek with
70-foot steel span and concrete floor.
, 1926-03-03
CANYON ROAD NOW
CLOSED TO TRAVEL

The Shoshone canyon road has been
closed to travel and the construction
work has started in earnest on the new
project. The preliminary work has
been going forward rapidly during the
past two weeks. An electric line has
been constructed from the power plant
at the dam to the work to furnish the
power for the machines. A camp has
been established and provisions and
supplies have been delivered to the
project and everything has been done
that the work may go forward as rap
idly as possible.
C. F. Capes, associate highway en-
gineer with the U. S. Bureau of Pub
lie Roads, arrived in Cody Monday
and will superintend the work on the
project. He states that the road will
be closed to travel until the opening
of the tourist season, about June goth,
when it must be made passable for
park travel. In the meantime, per-
sons wishing to go up the Northfork
will find it necessary to detour on the
Southfork road and go up the south
side of the lake.