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VaturaIness and Courtesy Are AIWays SureFre Attrd

fathers home the, friendship De-
tween Phil and Eff was renewed
on deeper, more understanding
basis. They are to be married a.
. Christmas time.
when / saw how earnest yOu
were in wanting to make some
thing worth while Of your life,
admitted Fiji, II realized that /
was on the wrong track. So Is
decided to try to live more AZ 4
really wanted to in my heart.
But while / was trying myself out
1 wouldn't risk dragging you any
further down.
Every girl owes it To herse6
and others to. make herself as
dainty, delectable. pretty and
companionable as she can. But
having done this much, she win
shut out charm IL she continues
to let her thoughts dwell on her
self.
Forget yourself in eager. whole
hearted, sympathetic efforts 70
make others happy and put them
at ease through your considerate
Kindness.
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The knowledge Test for
Times Readers

Strengthen the spots education by checking your
these questions. each day.
Fill blank with the that makes the best
/. She preserved --- demeanor
2. Many fruits in - climates
3. The cattle crossed the -- stream
A. Her smile consent.
Observation-Disclosures unruffled)
Where is
5.'Calgary?
6. Ganges River?
Z. Dallas?
8. The Hague?
8. Bar Harbor?
Which statements true? Which false?
TO- Barbados belongs to Spain
IL. Callope a mechanical musical instrument
Il. Ebony is soft wood.
49, The Battle of Fair Oaks took place in the Civil War
Who write
"Cowards die many times before their deaths"
15.. She sat like patience monument
Smiling at grief"
See tomorrow's to verify answers.
Answers yesterdays, tesg. :
L. degrees Mississippi River; s. 231 cubic inches; 1925;
February 2; T. productive; g. ndugent; g. de-
Oish TO- rough; H. terse; IL, musc 10. California; H.
Verdi; 49, hog - IN
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others favor blondes. sDashing
and demure girls have their ad.
mirers. If you try to please all
men you will succeed in. pleasing
none.
On the other hand, If you live
up to your vision Of what is
beautiful, good and true, and
without initiating others, rid your
own nature of obvious faults of
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-12-07
CHRISTMAS
CAROLS

THOROUGHLY organized asso-
= Citations, formed for the
especial purpose, are planning the
Christmas caroling to be held
during the holidays in some of the
big cities. An instance Of this
trend Is the st. Louis Christmas
Carols Association, which has a
strong list of officers and an
executive secretary. It is pro.
noting the caroling idea with .
LEARN a Carol a Day" campaign
In the newspapers -
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am a little daft-I'm so happy
At the corner she turned and
looked up at Sloan's window. He
was there. She blew him a kiss
and waved again. laughing.
Poor Rosemary. She didn't
know that when she was saying
goodbye for day Sloan was
saying It forever,
1t was TolSi. the Jap. who
finally told her.
"Mr. Whitney called out OF
town. Toki? But he Wouldn't go
so suddenly. He wasn't well
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character and personality, you
will unconsciously grow more
like your ideal and so should at
tract and capttvate the man Of
similar ideals.
This is our last party to-
gether," announced Fiji.
She and Phil had driven home
in breathless silence from the
roadhouse which had been raided
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1t is for this reason that every
child who commits an act which
brings him into contact with the
J law should have such diagnosis
and treatment as will prevent his
ever becoming a menace to the
State"
These children. If they are TO
be saved. as they ought to be and
as many may be, must be treated
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FASH 10 Ms
FANCIES

The rule of three is being ap-
piled to the wearing of carnations.
1t is quite smart to wear three OF
these flowers snugly punched to-
gether. with 4 small spray OF
fern. high up on the right shoul.
der. Although white seems to be
most In demand, colored carna-
tions in their natural red and
pink tones are frequently worn.
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Experiments on this line reveal
that about 10, per cent will sue
coed.
No one knows anything definite
about those unfortunate children
who fail except that generally
children who are retarded in
school are afflicted with some
deviation from normal mental
and physical health which, If not
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-12-07
By Beatrice Fairfax,
An Authority on the Problems Of
Love and Marriage

WHAT is charm?
" We have all been told that
charm is a wonan's weapon, the
secret of her power
But has the word ever been
clearly defined?
Can charm be cultivated? II so.
how?
"charn," points out the die.
tionary, sis the power OF alluring
and delighting." But what is the
power?
Why are some women lacking
In charm while others. fairly reek
with this enchanting elusive
quality?
Possibly. one difficulty in defin-
ing charm arises from the fact
that it is relative. What con-
slider charming may be repeliant
to you and vice versa. Because
of this wide diversity in individual
taste, likes and dislikes, it is clear
that no one can be charming in
everyone's estimation.
Some men prefer brunettes.
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different. / hope you'll stay diff
ferent. That's why I'm not going
about with you any more
Phil tried TOT tell Fiji he loved
her. but she would not listen.
"It's not love-only cocktails
and moonlight" she laughed.
From that time on Fiji always
had date when Phil called up.
Only she herself knew what It
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-12-07

him every chance of success.
Fiji was the spoiled and only
daughter Of an elderly widower.
an official Of PhAls company.
Having left the sobered and re
morseful Bob at his hotel. Phil
was driving Fiji home.
"You only went to that road
house because insisted" con-
tinued Fiji. You're not like the
set I go with. I'm glad you are
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-12-07
BY Fay King

WTHEN a girl thinks Of an Zen.
w gagement ring she usually
thinks Of a diamond. There is
no reason why an engagement
ring should be a diamond one.
1t is the promise, and not the
setting, that makes it an en-
gagenent ring. Diamonds are
too costly for many a young
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-12-07

one and one-half tablespoons OF
flour and two egg yolks beaten,
Into this stir q cup Of sour
cream-thinned with milk ifneces-
sary to make the desired guam.
tity. Place in q double boiler
over hot water and cook for
10 minutes until we'll thickened
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treated att once and effectively,
will be translated into unusual
and most frequently anti-social
conduct.
Judge Hoffman finds that it is
from this group. with its infef1-
ority completes, it's twisted per
sonalities, it's i'll health, mental
and physical, that the criminal
ranks are recruited.
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character-forming period of life.
Judge Hoffman takes for illus.
tration the 10000 children in Ohio
who failed last year to pass their
grades. OF these, $4,000 were in
the common school grades. 1t
was recommended by the State
Department of Education that
these children be placed on pro.
baton in the next higher grades.
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cost her to shut herself out q
Phirs life.
Phil did succeed. Two years
more found him advanced 20 the
position OF mana ger Of the COM
pany. He was invited to a DIM
ner party given by Fits father
in recognition Of his success and
promotion.
So at this dinner party at her
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whisper in the dark when It was
no use waiting UP any longer,
and the damp, old house was
still.
Night after. night, on her way
home after work. she toiled M
the stairs to Sloan's apartment,
to ask II word had come to her
there. And on the sixth night.
when she came iii a little earlier
than usual. she found the old
japanese surrounded with ba,zs
and boxes and suitcases and
trunks.
You know she cried. "oh.
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spoonful OF salt and one tea.
spoon sugar.
A cooked salad dressing is in.
finitely better If 1t is made OF
sour cream. For instance this:
Mix one teaspoon mustard. one
teaspoon salt. a dash Of cayenne
pepper. a tablespoon of sugar.
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during a fist battle between Phil
and Bob over Fiji.
Phil knew well he had no bust.
ness to be at this roadhouse OF
shady" reputation. He was adj
vancing rapidly In the employ Of
a big insurance company, which
demanded high ethical standards
as well as business ability. An
arrest in this sensational raid and
the attendant publicity would cost
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Some young men may not want
the girl to give the ring back,
and can well afford the money
spent Tor the ring but even so-
why should she want to keep ii?
She win love and marry some
one else, and surely she won't
want to be continually reminded
OF the engagement she broke BY
still wearing his ring2
There are sepi-preciot1s stones,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-12-07
By Chas. A. L. Reed, MD.
Former President Of the American
Madfcal Association

Former President Of the American
Medical Association
NyHE school is a most important
i part of the environment that
either makes or breaks the social
character OF the child.
This phase of juvenile deiin-
quency has been carefully analysed
by Judge. C. w. Hoffman. the
distinguished judge of the Juvenile
court at Cincinnati, who looks
upon schools as a chief casual
factor OF human behavior in the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-12-07

man to buy for the girl he Iovea.
The girl who win not be salts
fled with any but diamond en-
gagement circlef IS thinking more
Of the ring than the man. She
will probably marry the man who
can give her the most expensive
diamond engagement ring.
Recently judge in one of the
Southern States ruled that when
young lady breaks her engage.
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why don't you tell me? He'd
want me Is know. It's something
bad that has happened to him
/ KNOW can feel it," She
picked up the old steamer blan-
ket. red and black and yellow
his riding crop an old
they were part of him. al mat
She was sobbing now. Sobbing
terribly. her face half hidden IN
the old blanket. Sloan, come
back to me. / can't 70 on with
out you now-it's no use expect
ing me To-"
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enough. And surely he would
have left an address.
But why did he so? It wasn't
bad news?'
He say business
+ suppose IL was. but wish
he hadn't gone 50 soon. And
can't imagine why he didn't leave
some word for me. TOlsi. you're
sure he didn't? He must. have
told you something
mol don't think so.
<And that was nearly all she
could get out Of him for almost
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so fashionable just now whose
meaning for ages makes them
even more beautiful for an en-
gagement ring than the diamond.
The topaz. with its golden heart
Of captive sunshine. has. long
been known al the emblem Of
lovers true! The garnet, deep
red like the roses q sweetheart
sends, means consistency and fidel-
ity. The ameythyst means sim
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week. She spent her days work
ingtemporary work and her
nights in the boarding house
room. huddIed In the ieaiy
armchair. listening for telephone
calls that never came. haunting
the handicapped table in the
hall, where the postman left the
letters.
'sT don't care-IsI never lose
hope. I'll go on waiting al.
ways. He'll come back. But
oh. Sloan. why don't you write to
me? Why don't your she would
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n1ent with d young man she must
give the ring back. It seems. 10
me that this is no more than
fair.
II girl promises to marry
young man and he spends his
hard-earned money to give her an
engagement ring, and she then
breaks the engagement, he Is GER
tainly entitled to receive his ring
back!
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Ancient Voting Methods

THE method voting by the Greeks for $500
having each candidate The
tossed in white pebble for the candidate or black one
against him.
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cerity. The carnelian and the
sardoflyx both mean content and
happiness ii marriage.
The emerald, the sapphire and
the ruby are often chosen in pref
erence to the diamond for en-
gagement rings by fashionable
brides.to-be, but they are ais cost
IL, IL not more 80. than the dias
mOnd!
(, So do not think only Of Ola.
mond as an engagement ring.
Miss. don't cry. Miss. don't
cryP It was Toki. talking quits
close to her ear.
she looked up at him, Through
her tears.
III tell yOu-wait.' Il
.sThis very embarrassing situa-
ton for me" the old japanese
said 1T last. '.Mr. whitney havM
given instructions tell nobody.
he threw out his hands with q
hopeless gesture
co BE Continued Tomorrow
FIX
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You Will Jingle With the Thrill Of Life
As You Read of the Adventures
Of Rosemary Merton
The Story Thus Far

Rosemary quits college, following with Phillip
meets Sloan Whitney,
Nina Spain Stanley
OF
apartment Merton dies Rosemary encounters
abroad with him. She asks time to think She discovers Whitney
wife INSTALLING Rosemary for Nina attempts to shoot dpping
inquiry her release DISCHARGED from her position Nina cables
Phil
him e once She refuses thinking Of her love htney He takes
and Al Gere husband and leaves the house Meeting Rose
E0ss 70 his where Cecilia LanslEg rival tries e bar her
about her intentions She exacts from him promise quit drinking
hunting. 86s#
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beneath.
A side-fastening model of satin stripe material
with light bonng the diaphragm and in the back
with ella site inserts the hips. Sizes "a to 49,
SECOND LANsBCRGH BRO.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-24
oBRovsKE zIsKY
AMERICKHCH KoRPoRACIf

Americke korporacie zarobily
tohto rdku dbrovske zisky. Dobre
So viedlo oceGarnam, zelezniciam,
albtomobilovym tovarnam, olejar-
skemu priemyslll a kewovemu
priemyslu. TAX U. S. Steel kor-
poracia rozdava 40 percenfovd
1castinnd dividendAl, Santa Fe
seleznica ma zisku 1910, ,OO0, ,O0O,
Pullman spoloSnost' 33 milionov,
Southern Pacific zeleznica 358
mlilionov, Standard Oil Of N. j.
349 milionov, Union Pacific ze-
lezmaca 189 milionov, New York
Central zeleznica 1853 milionov,
Allied Chemical Dye ISL Milo
nov, General Motors 85 milionov,
Standard Oil of Indiana 142 mi
ionov American Smelling and
Refining Is milionov. Zisky Ford
apolo6nosti CHINA niel0oa ko sto
milionov a inych vel lkych korpo-
racii tiez pekne miliony.
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~ F@
Firozny Gin
Slovenky
Y pomatenosti poliala 50 terpen-
tdnom . xapalila, Zomrela . paru
hodin v 1lemocnici.

AlAbeta Sabo, 35-rocna Sloven-
ka 4 (. 548 Baldwin Ave, Sharon,
Pa, inan2elka Karola Saho a ma
tka troch dietok, spachala ninu-
ldho piatku ,lkrutnd safnovrazdu
Hpaleniin "a. Nest 'astna zena ne
bofa zdrava ma roAame. Uz Wac
dni pred smrt sou javila znamky
pomatenosti . yyhra5ala sa usnr-
tenfm seba. Jej mud vystal 2 ro-
boty X v6li nej b v cas- nest 'astia
qpatroval trirodnd nemccnl deer
ku, hed' zacul 4 pivnice hrozypl-
ne stenanie. Hned' sisiel dolu a
dhcel zenu zachranit ;, ale jej ne.
bolo pomoci, lebo bola celia Y pla.
mendch. Bola rychlo odvezena do
nemocnice, kdes jej sfce nemohli
zivot zachranit', ale aspon vel Ike
bdle utfsili, kym zomrela.
Vysettovauim bolo zistenf, ze
neboha Sabovh poliala sa celA
terpentfnom caluala ks1n dobre
do Stat vsialcne. Potion 81 zapalila
saty ma spodku pri hrd1e, takze
behom okannihn celia bola ako O.
hnivy sHlp. Zanechala okrem
n1anGela dyoch synov, jedneho l2-
ro6ndho, druhkho 9-ro6,aho
3-rocnii dc6rku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-24
MEsTo VIDA "A $685., 900
Nov1CH BONDOv

Ma sch6dzi mestskej rady u
snesene bolo vydat' novych bon,
dov obnose 1887 5000 ma roz-
licne pra'ce v budiicom roku. Maj
vacsi obnos, 100000 rpotrebeny
blDde ma otvorenie Andrews Ave.
potom $61, 900 ma otvorenie inych
uhc, $50, 900 ma stavbu West Av
mosta, $4,000 ma zaaoupenie ha.
sicskych strojov, po $4,000 ma
kniEnice v Brownlee Woods na
West Side, 5000 ma kdpenie po
zemlku pre- kniznicn ma East Side
a po 5000 a menej ma inc drob
|nejsie vydavNl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-24
DIAL SvOJU zENU I DETI
DO MAJETKU MENU

Sudca okresneho asdu Baldwin
NAL v tieto dni neobycajny sud.
ny pripad. Ma lavici 0b5alova-
nych sedeli dvaja nevlastni bra.
tia: Roy Groves . Hillman ST..
ktory svoju zenu i troje detf 0.
dovzdal do majetku, ako d6ky
tovar, svojmu nevlastn6mu bra.
tovi, Harry Foster. Bola riadne
vystavena hdpno predajna smlu.
va, ktor1 musela podp6sat' Gro.
'vesoya zena, ze pristava byt' pod
danou Fosterovi. Groves predal
svoju Senu q deti preto, ably mo.
hol slobodne lit $ inymi zenami
Foster dostaIl rok vazenia $1,000
poknty a Groves este nabol Cd
sideny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-24
YOUNGSTOWN STATE
BANKA NAPREDUJE

Youngstown State Bank a
Youngstown Savings Co., tieto
diva slovenske penazne iistavy v
Youngstown, napredllju stale
pod zlsilsenym konzervatiynym
vedenim ich predsedu p. Michala
Willu a ostatnych lradnikov. U.
stavy uE preSly take zaciatky a
fch DBL 'dbenost rastie so dna ma
den medzi slovenskym a slavian-
skym obyvatel'stvom mesta O.
kolia. Toto dokazuje al fakt, ze
prostriedky obdch iistavov od' le-
ta zrastly 0 vyse $100,00O.OO a
dbnasajl teraz uz $932, ,033.35.
Sprave istavov prajeme d'alsie-
ho 7daru, ably boly pyehou slo.
venskej kolonie Mahoning do.
line.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-24
PREDPOvEDA sNAzNE LETo

Herbert j. Brown, ktory je 81
roko-d 'aleko ,znamy co dobry
prorok pocasia predpoveda, ze
rok 1927 bude mimoriadne stu
denym a podobnym vel'mi roku
1915, ked' v j1li padal snah a po,
tokVl zamrzly. Svoje proroctyo
udava ma zaklade presk1mania
prddov morslSy1ch, ktore ST udaj.
ne studensie, nezli byvaly "a po.
sledne roxy. Naproti tomu mete.
rologisti spoj. Statov, ktori pred.
povedajd poeasie ma zakla'de We.
deckyych stiidii, smeji sa Brow
novmn proroctvu hovoria, ze
potasic vobec nemozno predlpove.
dat rok vopred, ale len tyzden
vcpred, al to ME celkom SPRAY
ne, a preto mix nema prechova.
vat obavy to, ze budeme be2
leta baldilceho roku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-24
ClSLO (NO.) 50.
A. kriisspirsky
deputy serifon1
Serif Corll, demolrat, vymenoval
dobre zn&meho Andreja Krispin-
skeho "a svojho pomocnika.

Novozvoleny serif, Peter j
Corll v pondelok o1namil verej-
nosti svoj kabinet". 10 stares
no uradu podrzal 81 ssdem dlenot
devat' vymenoval novych, Ne
dzi tJ1mito je byvaly mestsky
policajt a doIbry slovak p. And.
rel Krispinskyy, ktory zaujme
~,;es4o deputy Serifa.
~neoyad' ma serifskom lrade
ea,i Slovaci p. Antona Palkovica,
ktory zaujimal irad deputy seri-
ia "a styri roxy. Pan Palkovie je
republican a co taky pomahal pri
-,cF,"dnNch vol bach republican
skemu kandidatovi. Zvit 'azil ale
demokrat a talk nastala zmena.
Ny sane radi, ze Slovaci pri tej-
to zmene budu mat svojho clio.
veka ma serifsaoan tirade to
schopneho a zhlsenkho v podobs
nei praci co dahorocnS policajt a
preto SINE presvedcenf, re pan
Krispinslky bnd'e 'kreditom slo-
venskej kolonie v Mahoning do
lime. 8tt
Pam Krispinskemu srdecnc
blahozelame k vymenovaniu Z
praieme vel 1keho ilspechu.
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RADIO. MOVIES"
~ ISTOTOU BUDUCNOsTl

. DIR. f. Alexanderson, poradny
inzinier Radio Corporation Of A.
merica NAL nedavno prednasku
pred ucencami, ktorej tvrdil
5e radio pohyblive obrazy bud6
skutocnost 'ou a to rN behom kra
tkych budtrcich rokov. Vyskumy
v tomto OIL ade naprednjii vel'.
mi rJtchlo a uz teraz posielajn sa
obrazy bezdrotnou elektrinou.
Pracuju ma stroji, ktory by, zjed.
noduEil snimanie obrazov a ich
prenos do pr1bytkov milionoy
l'udf.
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|Dolezite
upozornenie
Krajanom, ktorf maju manSelky
q dietky v teskoslovensl1u.

v senate Spojenych Statov Dol
prave prijaty dodatok k zakonu
o navrate Amerikaniek, ktore
ztratily shatkom americke stathe
ob6anstvo. Dl'a tohdto dodatku
budd m6ct' ,prijst' do SpoJenych
Statov mimo kvoty maMelky a
dietky tych prist ,ahovalcov, kto-
ri sem prisli pred l. Jiaom 1924 a
ktori 81 vybrali W t. w. prvy OBJ
ciansky papier.
Ceskoslovenskym oboanom, kto
ri majd manzelky aleIbo deti v
starej vlasti, sa odporlca, ably Ia
yeas podali II prfslusnych ameri-
ckych 1radov prihlasky 0 povole-
ME k prfjazdu manzelieik a deti.
TT ceskoslovenski obGania, ktori
byvaju v statoch Ohio, Michigan
a Kentucky a ktori sa hodlajd
uchadzat' u americkych iiradov o
pricestovanie syojich rnanzeliek a
detl, mech sa tieE prihlasia osob-
ne alebo pisomne u Ceskosloven-
skeho konzulatu " Cleve1ande.
Adresa konzlllatu je: Czechoslo.
yak Consulate, 308 Euclid Ave-,
Cleveland, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-24
VEL'Kf NESfASTIE
MA HUDSON RIEKE

V pondelok potopila sa pre-.
vozna lod v Hudson rieke New
Yorhu, pri COM 27 robotnikov
zahynulo. LODI sa dostala med0i
diva vdl'ke kusy l'adal, ktore ju
preborily. Voda rychlo vniikla a
LODI sa potopila behom. par mi.
NIT. Kym dosla pomoc, najmenej
81 robotnikov bolo zatopenychl
V lodi viezlo sa 100 robotnikov j
New Yorhu do Edgewater, N. J..
kde pracovali v tovarni Spencer
KeMog and Sons Co. "a robotni-
kov je v nemdcnici, trpiac ma "a.
p&lenie pIc a inc choroby ma
sledkom silneho prechladnutia !
l'adovej vode.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-24
sLovENsKY PROGRAM MA
WMCA RADIO STANICI

Radieva stanica WMCA, ktora
ma sidlo hoteli MeAlpin v New
Yorku, bude M.sielat sloyenske o ven {:
programy, pocndc v janudri 1927.
Tieto programy budd rome, ako
koncerty, spevy a prednasky po
slovensky a budl kazdy vecer cd
8. do 9. hod. Kazda slovenska ro-
dina, ktora ma radio, mala by po-
eirvat' tieto programy, lebo budd
bohate zaujimave. Radio stani-
ca WMCA vysiela ma 34l metro
vel vine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-24
ZLODEJI A VIlAMAtI
UsILOVNE PRACUJU

Ako je tomn vzdy pred Vianoc.
mi, 1lodeji a vlamaci napnn vse.
tky silA, ably al oni mali dobre
Vianoce. Tohto tyzdna previedi
v meste vialcere smele vlamaestva
a kradeEe. TAX vyrezali sklo W.
kladmeho okna zlatnika Brennera
a ukraddi 2 memo sperkov v Gene
vyse $4,000. Vlamacstva prevc.
dene bOly krem toho v American
Restaurant, A. & P. Store, Living.
stone Women's Shoppe a inych
|obchOdOch.