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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-17

lectman II. l.. Simpson, Hon. Thorn
as G. Weeks of Watervile. Wesley
Wilson, teacher of mathematics in
Winslow High school, and Embert
A. Ramsey, postmaster of Winslow,
and master of Winslow Grange, who
were all called upon, as We're sever
al members Of the football team,
to speak.
Too much cannot be said of the
attractiveness of the beautiful din
ing room where this happy COM
pany held their pleasant affair, and
the tables were very good to look
at indeed, with their snowy linen
and glass and silver cleaning under
the prettily shaded lights. The
menu, which was most efficiently
served under the direction of Mrs.
Eldridge, consisted of celery soup,
roast chicken and cranberry jelly,
mashed potato, celery, squash,
creamed carrots. hot yeast rolls,
pickles, apple pie, ice cream anc
coffee. All did ample justice to this
splendid banquet. The mattresses
were Sadie Thomas, Mildred and
Frances Marcia and Edna Pomer>
leau. After the banquet and the
speeches, the company enjoyed
group singing and general music,
with Miss Doris Totman at the pi-
ano. During the evening, George Jo-
seph of North Vassalboro, who has
been one of Winslow's best athletes
in every field, was elected captain
of the Winslow High school football
outfit. 1t would be a mild express
sion to say that everyone had q good
time. Everyone expressed them
selves as having a wonderful time
and especially did they enjoy the fine
dinner, and to the townspeople of
Winslow do the boys wish to ex-
press their heartfelt thanks that
their efforts this fall In football pur-
suits should have been so highly ap-
preciated by the people as to war;
rant such a fine banquet and enter
tainment as the one held Monday
evening.
Another pretty affair was held at
the Fort Halifax Tavern Tuesday af-
ternoon from one until five o'clock,
when Mrs. e. w. Boyer and Mrs.
Flood of Waterville We're hostesses
to an auction bridge club A delicious
collation. was served, Safter which the
ladies enjoyed several games of
bridge. taking their departure at five
o'clock, voting very pleasant after
noon indeed.
c. F. Ware of Fairfield was a bust
ness visitor In town yesterday
Mrs. Susan Patterson entertained
the members of the Sebastcook Lit
erary club at her home on Bay street,
afternoon at $50 The roll
call was responded to nv c,trrepf
events. and household economics were
given. Mrs. Doris Russell read some
criticisms on Arnold BENEFITS works,
and read several extracts from his
books 4 very fine meeting Vas held,
and the ladies adjourned in late, az
ternoon voting to meet Dec. at the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-17

Harvey d. Eaton of Waterville was
business visitor Tuesday at the
Court House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-17

4 ..,.tah Aid will hold a pub
|, ,sst psi' y / O. 0. F. hall. The
|y sassF II ;" be Hannah Ripley,
4 ~ s,r hsy Nellie Gregory and
|p ,,atiny.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-17
local NOTICE

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- new distinctive Christ
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-17

,,st,e has resumed his
,ra r E. Hers Jersey Shoe store aft
y !. .,i ins Of three weeks be-
~ :, illness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-17

!" n Club will meet with
a .. y p p;,ijbrick, Mt Vernon n
Is L.iav afternoon at q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-17
.,,,crA LOCALS

eide Association Will
:, pa .,s slao at 2 o'clock ,es, in
pals Afternoon ,e rooms, City building.
The Washington times., 1926-06-02
Short Tenn seurities
kEasnl.hsa s j. nInh. 9 go

Andco1de E4Nn1f tsetfsI yf - Is ~ u
Ans ~ fsi' ~ sH
4in6IIca4 thfe4Q It44
&afta. Okla sees lt4
s SO ~ Ear 81. =
Guk oil GA ~ ~ I;
&. 10. se "a. t34e ~ a. Is " ~
The Washington times., 1926-06-02
FORCED
T0 COVE R
3 InleIaalIonal news seTYIra'

NEW YORK june - Nv ora BILE
business reports ana III ovarerpwdad.
short interest were the prlnelpal
factors iii the stiffenins 81 prices
81 Industrial stocks ID early trading
today me steel manufaet ureFs ri
ported I good dpfnand Tor structural
and railroad steel indicating 4 eols:
tin0anee 81 the aatiVlty fl lines Il
which Feeessiafs were predicted
The higll-priced speciality st aelkga
feraif4ed most af the losses eilEf
"a Ined near the close of 4ifesdaN 81
session Foundation Company ~
vaneina about points and pupoHf
lkltefnatianai Camhuation Fef
eumed its forward movement and
sold 81 & new high above
The pool ii Itaee Petroleum
marked M the price m fllMf sfflsfk
% Gek the highest since IT, tEenAr
fer Il Ntile big board a few q lae
rails ma moter stocks eonaiElal lae4
fFaetIepallv higher prices III the
first hour, but the gaila we're
quickly wiped out by profit fhlEllsg 81
The market vas guided almost e3s
eluslVely hy the activities Of the
pFefeasi0nals and traalng Nias there
fore confined 70 comparatively
Hallrpad was sold freely as re-
suit Of the refusal Of the directors
/ to increase the cash dividend rate
on the common stock. and the an
nouneement hy President storey
that no increase was content ted
! Cor long time TO come.
WINS Overland Da7Qe Packard
The Washington times., 1926-06-02
chlcago Produce

CHICAGO. June s.-Ruttsr-Re
ceipts, 2l.2s9 tubs, Creamery, ex
ira, ssK @3sssc; standard, ssAc
extra Girsts. a7h Q3s1sc; firsts, SEQ
SIC; packing stock. use.
Eggs--Receipts. s4,4e5 cases, Mis-
csllaneous. 2skc; ordinary eirsts,
e702se; firstsf asa @2siae; extra,
sic; checks, CSC; dirties, 261se,
Cheese-Twins, new, 10 Ne; Daisies.
19% @20nI Young Americas. 20Ac;
Longhorns, zoe: Brick, lSc.
Live Poultry-Turkeys. SIC; chick
ems, $50; BOOSTERS, l6hc; geese, old,
lie; spring. 2S027c; ducks, old, gee
spring, ale.
Potatoes~-Reeeipts, 81 cars. Wis
consin, sacked Round Whit,
So. 4002,70c; Minnesota, & sacked
Round Whites. s2.OOW2.SQi Alaballaa
and Louisiana sacked Bliss
Triumphs, 99.bO@2.eB.
The Washington times., 1926-06-02

BY subjecting opala 10 currents of
air from electric fans an English
gem expert claims to harden theHl
TO- facilitate cutting and poltshing.
The Washington times., 1926-06-02
BANK BRANCH IS.
GROWING AST
nv RICHARD HATTON

To-day marks the second ami.
versary off the opening Of the up.
town office pf the Lincoln National
Bank. The banking room IL at-
traatively decorated with palms and
igHts Of flowers, and the officers
aslt directors are being cungratu'
Hated upon their foresight In lie &c.
Lection pE the strategic location 81
nteenfh and III Streets,
~ branch Is under the laanag Sc.
aa1f az Wallace Nick. St0WelI. vice
dent well known 10 local hank.
feles. lie HIS been With the
h since rs blasllpnent ~
$50 He Is 4 past president % Ine
hiagkpn chan American ii
titknte 0f BankinE
That tie people 0f this section
appreciate the security stability alla
aervina 81 Inn old and WelislgnpWn III
ntituttOn made available at con.
Eeniant location. Is evidenced not
only BY It's growth In deposits but
i1lereaee IN personnel and Il pansion
Of safe deposit facilities. Sln US
0neping day, June 2, 1874 The &C.
POSTS aggregated sa2,D0p
Bic Gains Shown
Teddy the deposits approximate
fhreesauarteFe 81 i million, Nhie
bisnel har, Ii addition, the haeklng
~ the parent orga lion with itF
ppurees tokallng more than eigA1
lions, ita board Of diFaeters, Wile
arc seasoned and sturdy buasfeks
men, and its complete mechanism
toF settling every haHlflng trans
ne president 81 the Lincoln Ma.
RionaI m Floyd ~. Davis; the eKes.si.
tive vice president Is Albert 2.
and there are three vice
IderlfE John w. RFaWners W.
fot afOWsH and H q. 0fkters
TIE cashier ii james A..
ana the assistant cashiers
Wilson, !. Everett Baird
Frank Rice, all for many
NeaFE continuously associated with
~ Elettfntions Directors are Ste
AeA laAse Robert A. D0rag w.
w Griffith Melvin g, Hazen, Leroy
IN. Heron, Peter L.atterneR. An
drew a. Ioffler. Howard r. Norton.
9enrgn Humphrey, Samuel g,
Rednan and william b. Sullivan
no meet the demand Of business
Zen and brokers Ii this new up
pWn section the safe deposit vault
most Nl1dern construction haa
Na1enfly been ENLARGED ~ the In
atallation III a. leck boxes ok the
larger sizes.
The branch Is equipped 60 render
the services Of the parent tn-
The Washington times., 1926-06-02
Pittsburgh Livestock
fnternatlonal News RGrylea

PITTsBuRGH June 3. Cattle
supply light; market steadys choice
50 SEQ % rs; prime, se0e.50I gOod
$9.e6W9.76: tidy butchers, se,60Ra
fair, s7,25@e,2B; common. $500 I 80
common to good fat bulls, $500
7,6O; common 70 go0d tat cows.
sSW6.TB; heifePn. 90 s0@7.75; fresh
cows ana spTlp9aFs, e6a@l06l yea
calves, et4.S0.
sheep and lamb Supply, b00l mar
ket steady.
Gtocker COWS and heifeFe, f40e
Stocker calves. 50. 60@a.t0,
Sheep Receipts. $4,000: snaflket
steady.
Lambs-clipped. $3.50; eulIs and
common. s1l.50@ls; yearling, sil.sf
0i8,Se.
The Washington times., 1926-06-02
Chicago Grains

CHICAGO, jane AFTER start.
ins x to sc lower on diaappolnt,
Ing cables, offerings were quickly
Rbsofhed and the wheat market
Corn started unchanged With
small mixed commission house
trade. So
Oats. started unchanged with . linas
tied trade.
The Washington times., 1926-06-02
Pittsburgh PRODUCE

Rutter-Print, 47m@4Sc; tub. as
@47c, Pennsylvania and Ohio, 41Jsc.
Egga-Ffesh, selected. So 03fc.
Live p0ultry--Ilena light, 80 - sac;
hens, heavy, 93034c, ducks. $50 3Se;
roostsFa, 20@s2c: turkeys. tiDsBc'
geese. 2lW26a.
Vegetables Potatoes tPa.l $4.sOM
$50; tomatoes H'lal $7@s.50; cab.
bage. 2cta@8c
Fruits - 0traWberFiea, $4,000 $50
per "a quart crates.
The Washington times., 1926-06-02
Nav York Coffee

NEW YORK June Optional
prices were 10 10 points lower
At the opening of the coffee mar
kat tpday, July opened AT $3.50
down and September, 1850
The Washington times., 1926-06-02
canadIan WI1aaf

WINNIPEG. June q Opening
wheat prices were: July. et,47ss ~
1.47, from unchanged to &c
lower, and September, 9l.301s 0
1.30M from unchanged to Ne
The Washington times., 1926-06-02
Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL. June 2.--Cctton
There was an increased demand for
spots. Prices were easier with
sales aggregatlng 5000 bales
.t, Mld so1r wss qISssa re e MD
1899; strictly mid, 1857; mid ,
1927; strictly Tow mid, EST: low
mid, $50: strictly good ord. 1857,
and good ord. e.D2.
Futures were steady ct the open.
ing. July, 9.65; October, $50; Janu.
airy go, and March . 81.
The Washington times., 1926-06-02
DaIIY Treaaurl atatenlaIlt

The Daily statement az the
United States Tfea aFys shows;
Income to date this year, e,alI,.
1850. Ss
Income to date last year. SssIek.
1ke. 1896
Increase. ka46. e6p, eO7.4p.
Income over Outgo this year,
eas. Sc
Income over ontge last year,
s., se2, s3I. 81.
Increase, Ss4 4es,
alanea general fund t0dag, $3.50
30a "
Inereaee. aI.07g, Iae. 90.
The Washington times., 1926-06-02
New York Cotton

NEW YORK June lle cotteg
market GianIaved IN uneasy ten
depez a the enrnIng todaY, VIII
initia apflonel prices - points
s,iiv nnened Sag down
oetollar aar and BeceHa
The Washington times., 1926-06-02
Foraian Ronda

French - ,,..t.,.,t'','''s.ts -
French Be .tt...t.Ass.1ssssssss g
French Premium b. ,s..is'sssssf. sg
british Victory ~ ,.,..s,........ 4be
National War Loan Be .....s.s.. SIS
WRf Loan 30 ..... ,...,,,,sss.t,, ~!
Italian Notes. 1895 q
ItRHan % ss,s.,t+ -. s...s.ssssta e9
BaleiaH RaRi0ratien 81 ...,sss.ss. q
0elBlsp psseailA1n ~ hAaaAssaassSA& -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-26
DANoVY URAD ~.
oNESKoRENY o RoI RoKA

Nasleikom preveaen6ho, znovu-
odhadovania majetku *. ciel 'om
danoyym, danove brady okresns
oneskorily;s sa pripraxnou pFaeou
talk vel I'mi,- ze dan, ktcra mala
byt' yyberana VI janadri, bude
mosno yyberana al Y ajjtmi alebo
jill, ak totiS nepride statna yla-
da ma, pomoc. Jestli dane bud1
vybenane len o pol rdka, snesta
" Mahoning okrese a sam okres
budds nitene poziciarat', 81 penia-
ze ma potrebns vyraavay, v kto-
rom pade len intsresow nabroma-
di So vyse 1900 900 ktorS daacv-
nici budd musets zaplstit. Je sle
nddej ze stat ~dovoN vyberat '.slah
u januari ,podl 4 stasJch rat "a
tax danovnici 'buad uchrapenl, cd
vel kychs ydavkov, ma finteyesoch
Cd pdxitiek. s. 4;
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-26
HUBBARD DosTANE
NoVU TOvAREf

-E -
Valley Mould & Iron Co. zaca
la sa st 'ahovat 20 Sharpsville
Pa. do Hubbard, Ohio, Rde po
stavi slejarhu ma Is akroch po
,zemkov hned' pri vysokych pc.
ciach Sheet and Tube Co. Toto
znaci mnoho pre- mestecko Hub
bard, lebo najmenej 600 robotni.
ekych d nradnickych rodin pri.
budne k jeho obyatel'stvu. Sama
Valley Mould spolocnost zamsst.
fnava medzi 400 q 500 robotuikov
ale Sheet and Tube bude muset
zvysit' pocet zamestnancov pr
vysokych peciach aspon 0 100. a.
By stacily lat Eelezo pre- Valley
Mould.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-26
SLOVENIAN A SLOVAKOM
DO POZoRNOSTI.

Boil SINE pdziadani redakciou
"Vimdicatoru'' oznamit', re radi
uverejnia zdama V ich nedel mel
rotogravtirnej prilohe obrazy pc
knNch Sloveniek " slovenakych
krojoch, alSo al obrazy predsedov
"a predsedkyH slovenskych spoil
kov ma youngstownskej okolici.
Bolo by pekne, keby elm Wac Slo-
veniek a Slovakov sa prihlasilo a
poslalo alebo donieslo bud do re-
dakcie h ;Vindicatoru'' alebn k
nam svoje podobizne. Predsedovia
a predsedkyne. nemuseji byt' v
krojoch, ale svojich nedel 'nNeh
satoch. V krojoch SIT ziadiicnc
hlavne fotografie dievGat a mia
aych zien.
Vsetiky slovenske obrazy, uvc-
nejnene " nedel 'nej rotograytir-
nej prflohe "Vindicatoru" uve-
rejnfme potom i v nasich novi-
mach.
Diev6ata, zeny mNovia, ne
hanbite sa poslat' svoje obrazy.
Nebojtc sa zlych jazykov. I've
rejnenim Vasho obrazu talk kra-
snom prevedeni, ako je rotogra
viira, budete mat peknn pamiat-
kn americke obecenstvo sa do
zna mas, nasich umeleckych
vysivkach a nasom spolkovom
zivote.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-26
zRAI 'ovNA MARIA oDIsLA

Rumnnska kral 'ovna Maria, kto-
ra "a cely nesiac cestovala DO
Spoj. Statoch, odcestovala v stree
!du ma lodi Berengaria nasa
vlada 81 konecne oddychla, ako
keby jej odpadnul vel.ky kamen.
Jej cestovanie .bolo tax cndesn6,
se bolo toho posmeskovanie a.
vldda sa obavala, ze vyvinie sa
dajaly skandal, ktory by pokazil
dobre W.T. 'ahy medzi Rumunskom
. Ameriko,i. Kralovna nabrala 81
do vlakn roalEnych l'usli "a spo-
ldenfkov, ktorych nejeden Dol
takreceno vyhodeny vlaku pre'
nealuSnt daosanie sa. Daktor{
kJneresnAeAi chcsli yysetsovAt !,
Ito jsj dA sd,rma vlakom preee-
siovat' sy1e loo0o nh ale ~
boao nSssnk fochybaje -, e ~
M@ria Dol. tvojou cestosr proape.
/ ~ sv05ej vlAsti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-26
sTAvBA NOVEL SKoLY MA i
sTEELrON IDE RYCHLo

krasna budova slovenskej sko
" ma Steelton 'bude tlz co neyidet
dohotovena. Prevadza 50 uz, Ter
dnuka jsia praca. Ohrievaci system
je zavedeny nedel'u bolo !,
skole w teplo- -kiirili, ably vakov
ka ma stenach lepsie schla.
Nova skola osady Najsv. Meme
Jezis bola vel mi prakticky Wy
plandvana bude mat sien, akej
MET ma d'aleko-siroko, v -sloyen,
skych skolach. V, celej sieni MET
ami jedneho stlpu, ktory by oeiam
zavadzal diyat' sa ma jayiske,
ktore je vel mi pricstrannf.,r DO
tejto divadelnej .sieni vmesti "a
sedadiel pre- vyss 1000 osoh, doh,
okrem .toho, je galeria. Jayiskq
.je TAX vel'ke, ze sa ma nom b,fde
moct' tvol'ne ,pohyboyat'- so, hers
GOV alebo i viac. Osvetlenic sicnc
a javiska bnde co najidaiinne jsis
a opona bndc 70 zamatoEej tlsa!
V tejto sieni budii sa hravat' di-
vadla, vydrziavat' shromazdenia.
prednasky koncerty ukazo-
vat pohyblive obrazy. Bude to
jediny slovenskyy moving picture
show " Youngstown.
V Skole ie IL ucebni, do kto-
rych sa pohodlne ymesti po SO
ziakov, ale V p6de potreby, vme-
sti .sa I / po go ziakov. Tedy ie tn
miesta pre- 0-720 Eiakov. Je
tam aj izba pre- sestry-ucitel'ky
kuchyna ma varenie pre- bankety.
satne a obliekarna. Dolu pivni-
,ci su micstnosti pre- kolkaren a
biliardy. Budova ma cez prostrie-
,dok sirokd chodbu, vedticu ku
mnohym vychodom z budovy, ma
sledkom .eoho je rnimoriadne bez-
pecna. 4s K
V novel skole zahajene bude
vyutovanie NJ ma budlci rok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-26

Rodi6ia 50 teaiA 81 sssjish dietok.
Nezabudnite priSt' no bal Y sobo-
tu do HaseltoAu.

Dfvadelne predstayenie skol.
skyych dietok Y Haseltone minule,
nedele "a krashe.s yydarilo, axe
nam sdel'ulje MI yprayoda!j a 70.
difia zazfli mnohn rsdosti 20 svo
,jich 'aierok, ktere tak pekne a SINE.
10 sa no iaviskl pehyhovaly. PEEK
ne boly a'ko divadflns vystupy .
recnovania, tax 81 spevy, nacvi
Gene sestrami-u6itel kami. Obe.
.censtvo bolo oduSeTnene a malycf
hercov iherecky oflmehovalo ca
sto vreaym potleslom.
Ma tlto sobofu xeser vydrziava
,sa osadny bal v slkplskej miestno.
sti, ma ktory je pcxyans sloyenskd
obecenstvo celshe okolia. Hrat
bude vyborna hadba kfajove i a.
merieke tanee, takFe kazdy 81 "a.
tancnje do vole. sJe to posledna
zabava pred adreAtom, preto by
jn ziaden taneanik u taneenica ne.
maly omeskat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-26
VEL'KY POHON PROTI
AUTOMOBuISTOM

Policia prevadza "a posledny
tyzden vel'ky pohon proti tym
amomobilistom, ktori parkujii svo
je kary zakazanych miestach a.
lebo ich pankaj1 vecer bez svetiel
ma tmavy'eh uliciach. Spolu dosta-
10 cervene karty behom tN5lna
700 automobilistov. KaEdy zapla-
til najmenej 50, tedy je to dobry
zarobclk pre- nase chudobne mesto
Komisar premavky Carl Olson
oznamil, ze bude prenasledoyat'
tych, ktorf sa vozia o jednom sve.
tie htori nezastand pri stop
tabul kach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-26
PoKUTA MA PEsfcH. KToRf
NEsPRAvNE PREJDU ULIcU

Mestska rada prijala ponde-
lok yecer diva mestske zakony o.
hi 'adom prechadzania pesich cez
ulice. Prvy zakon nariad 'uje, ze
pesi smn prejst ma druhn stranu
ulice len vtedy, ked svieti zeleny
signal a al to len medziach ciar,
porobenych ma krizovani sa ulic.
Tedy neslobodno prechodit' ma
druh1 stran,Hulice hocikadial', a.
lie len cd rohu kazdej ulice.
DrGhy zakon tyka sa poklt a
dava prayidla, aiko vysadat so.
sadat' s poulicnej kary. Ku kare
treba sa sblizit' cez safety, zonu
len vtedy, ked' je kara asi 200
stop cd zastavky. Do toho casu
trcba ma karu cakat ma chodnfku,
Pokuta "a prestitpcnie tyehto ma
riadcni jc 81 sIdne trovy. Tanto
zikon pokutach este ME jc y
platnosti, lebo ma sa o nom hla.
sovat este rag, ale OIL 'adom pre-
chodenia cez nlicu, ked' svieti ze-
lene svetlo, platnost' w nastala
Keby dakoho zastihlo zlte svetlo
stred ulice, talk ma pravo ist'
d'alej ku chodniku. Obecenstvo je
zvlast vystrihane, ably chodilo len
v medNiach bielych ciar, porobe-
nych ,pri krizovanf nlic' a pri bez,
pecnostnych zonach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-26
PO!!LI..lIlTIC'Kl'Y Q | ] 4! | J | !.
PRE- H LAD
Ro6NA SCHoDzA PoLIT.
KLUBU Y CAMPBELL.

sloyensky Politicky Klub !
Campbell oznam,lje svoiim ale-
nom, ae Y nedel'n, 5. decembra
vecar 0 I. iodine vydrziavana bn-
de Crow halle rocna schodxa
klubu, ma ktorna mech sa ma kaEdy
pad kazdy id dostanovi. Bude
prevedena vol 'ba noveho dradu,
poaane rocne zbravy a pojedna-
vane vaznych otazkach.
Clenoyia klnbu, ktorf dlhuiii
prfspeyky sl ziadani, ably ich ma
tejto sch6dzi vyrovnali tax w
konali svoin .povinnost voei klu-
hu.
Tiez povolavame ma tnto scho-
dzll vsetkych Shvakov Camp
bell, aby sa stall Glenami klubn.
lebo teraz majil dobrl prilezit ost ;.
k ,tomn, ked sn novi iidovia pri-
jfmani zdarma.
Sine $ bratskym pozdravom,
Jan Matvey, preds.
J. F. Cvengros, pokl.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-26
10 zk1senosti
na Sloyensku
Pan Juraj Murdzak vratil sa so
'slovenska zdravy a jary.-Hovori,
ze 81 tam l'udia dobre zijl.

/ a
Pan Juraj Mnrdzak, znamy nj.
rodny pracovnik ma Isansingville,
sbol SO Syojou milou maMelkou
ma navsteve v svoiom rodiskn, ma
Teplieke, pri Novel Vsi. ma Spisi,
Ncvidei SINE 'ho od 80. jiila, kedy
.odcestoval a vratil sa len pred
dvoma tyzdnami Y prijemne pre-
zitych zaslizenych vakacii. Do
redakeie vraj nestacil prfst' sko-
rel. To sa vzdy dakto pritrafil v
jeho dome, dopytovat' sa ma svo-
jich milych donna.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-26
SUDIA FALLA A DOHENYHO.


Albert !B. Fall, minister vnitra
"a HardingoNho prezidentstva q
Edward L. Doheny, olejarsky mi
iionar, ktoremu Fall odovzdal o.
'eiove polia "a 100000 nplatok
,1deni sti pred krajinskym sidor
q spiknutia okradn1t vladu Spc
'enych Statov. Je Utmost re Fa'
levysmikne sa talk l'ahko, ak,
ledayno Daugherty v New Yor
KIN. Ma s1de vladu zastupuje by
valy demokraticky senator Ohio
POmerene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-26

zaplnanf ich miest Cechmi. Toto
sa robilo najviac pri zelezniciach.
Ale jednom pripade 81 boil Slo-
wax sam ma vine, lebo Dol vzdy O.
pity. Pc inych iradoch Slovaci sii
akoby sedili ma trni. Nevedia, do
kedy bndii " iirade, lebo nemaiti
definitivneho vymenovania, akn
no majn Cesi. Ale ma SpiSi sa slo-
venski ih,adnici nezalovali moe
ma svoiich tesl1ych kolegoy, ba
dakda Isl ich .aj pochyalili.
|, Pan Murdzak bol by sa rad osa-
dill ma Slovensku pozeral kdpit
nieco. Mohol aostat' vel Ky dom
IS viacerymi bytmi "a okolo sest
tisic dolarov, ale sa obayal ho kt-
pit pre- velke dane pre- bAtdvy
zakon, ktory znemoznuje vypoye-
dat kvartielnikov z bytu. Preto
radsie prisiel nazad, K eomu no
poslrila manzelka, lebo jej sa
ma Slovenskn tax mel l'1bilo, ako
jemu. Pam Murdzakovi ma Slo-
venskn dobro zfrilo, prisiel nazad
cerstvy a jary a itfame, re sa $ no.
YOU chnt on pnsti nielen do syo
iei riadnej prace, ale al do tel
drobnei narodnei prace.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-26
sKDEM RAY Ho PICHSUL
= sTILETToM DO KRKU

Joe Gimmino, Talian,, nahncval
sa ma svojho ibosa, Alfonso Alder
II Y pondelok rano a yytiahnue
stiletto, pidhnnl no sedem raz dc
krku. Alderti Dol zavezeny do ne.
mocnice, kde nemajd nadeje ma
zachranenie jeho zivota. Cimmino
Dol chyteny al drrthym svojim
krajanom, ktory bod pritomny pr
bitke, udavsej sa v restaurants
Aldertiho ma N. Watt ST.. =
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-26
vychodia kazdy piatok Cfslo 20 centov.

nadeie, ze predsa Z tel i,nasej nla-
de !e vychovajd sa v svojski sch
kkoladh narodu verne zeny mu-
zoyia. A je to NONE docielit ,
kde sa mladezi dostava takaj sta
rostlivei vychovy v sloveneine,. a.
ko ma Steelton.
Kn nedel menu iispechn blaho-
aelame vsetIkym cinitel ON!