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Evening star., 1926-11-23
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Evening star., 1926-11-23
CANADIAN RAIL men.
THREATEN STRIKE.
Want Wages on Level With
Those Paid in U. S., Says
UItimatum to Roads.
By the Associated Press.

TORONTO. November 28.-Mem-
bers Of the Order Of Railway Conduc'
tors and Of the Brotherhood Of Rail
way Trainmen. including yardmen
throughout Canada, have voted to or
der a strike IL this should be neceS-
sary to enforce their demands for the
standardized wages paid in the United
States to these classes Of railway
workers, says the Globe today.
The newspaper asserts that W. G..
Lee OF Cleveland, president Of the
trainmen, and L. E. Sheppard Of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, president Of the con-
ductors, have been summoned to Can
ada for a conference at Montreal with
the Canadian union officials. One
brotherhood official announces that
Evening star., 1926-11-23
SAYSLAbORPEACE
! RULESPROSPER|Ty
League of Nations Official
Tells of Efforts to Bet
ter Conditions.

Cooperation between employer and
employe is the price that must be
paid for continued prosperity, and the
common interests of capital and labor
must outweigh their hostility in the
interest of prosperity, Harold B.
Butler of England. deputy director of
the international ie3or office, under
the League of Nations at Geneva,
declared at a dinner in his honor last
night at Rauscher's. Detailing the
growth of the international labor Of
flee. which is the secretariat of the
international labor organization,
Mr.. Butler recounted the steps leading
mp to the establishment of the office,
the progress 1t has made in tightening
the burdens Of labor the world over
and said he believes the craft is well
on its way to definite port. The
dinner was attended by representa-
tives of nearly a score of organiZa-
tions, many of them national bodies.
with officials Of half dozen Govern
ment departments also present. Secre-
tary Of Labor James ]. Davis acted
as toastmaster and introduced Mr..
Butler.
The international labor office, Mr.
Butler said, was initiated by the thir-
teenth section of the Treaty OF Yer
sailIes. primarily to establish inter-
national standards of labor and to
combat the spread of Bolshevism,
which was spreading in 1919 and lis
not yet dead" Four delegates from
each country meet in annual conven-
ton with two drawn from official
government circles and one each
from the greatest employers organ
fzation and the largest employees
organization of each nation. To date,
o13 conventions dealing with hours
and working conditions OF labor
throughout the world have been ratl-
fed by the signatory nations partici-
pating in the work of the office.
Many countries have taken the
conventions adopted by the organiza-
ton as the basis for their social legls-
lation. Notable among them. he said.
are Japan and India.
The international labor office. Mr..
Butler said has a research stan or
more than $50 persons, drawn from
more than 80 countries, and costs
about 81 100000 year to maintain
1.-The most difficult part Of the job.
he said lis to know what Is going
on in the various countries" For
that purpose branches of the office
are maintained in all the foremost In
dustrial nations of the world.
Orga niZationS represented at the
dinner included the State, Agriculture,
Labor, Commerce and Navy depart
ments; the Chamber of Commerce OF
the United States, the Aperican Fed
Grafton Of Labor, the Zonta Club,
Women's Press Club, American Asso-
citation of University Women. National
League of Women Voters and the
District League, the Women's Demo
cratic Club, Pegun Club, Institute OF
Economics, League of Nations Non
Partisan Association and the WOmen's
CITY Club.
Evening star., 1926-11-23
TUNNEY DISAvOWS
SHAW CRITIC ROLE
Pugilist Says He Was Misunder.
stood-Thinks Author IL
One Of Greatest.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, November
2S.-Gene Tunney. heavyweight cham
pion Of the world, did not mean to
tell George Bernard Shaw how to
write a book, he said here yesterday
in explaining his recent comments on
the English writer's novel "Cashel
Byrons Profession" Tunney declared
he was misunderstood when his re-
marks were interpreted as a literary
criticism. Shaw in a statement in
London declared that If Tunney could
rewrite the novel, which has been
considered for adaptation to the
screen, and do a better job Of it,
nothing prevented his attempting 1t.
II never criticized the books lit
erary merit, for I feel am unqual-
ified," Tunney said. But I did say
that the story would have to be
changed somewhat for modern screen
adaptation.
II think Shaw one Of the greatest
literary minds of the day. / would
not attempt to advise him how to fin
ish a work Of literature any more
than would expect him to advise
me how to box an opponent"
Evening star., 1926-11-23

this conference likely will name a
small committee to Ak the exact time
for a strike II the wage demands are
not met.
The Globe says the chief officials Of
the railway organization will not at
tempt to interfere in any way with
the decision of the workers, but that
thoy may use their bent efforts with
the Canadian National Railways and
the Canadian Pacific Railway and the
Evening star., 1926-11-23

ages to obtain the special type Of
stone available at the quarries.
One Indian, Joseph Taylor, who
lives at a quarry, and a number Of
others specialize in pipe making,
while their sale constitutes the chief
Indian souvenir sold here to tourists.
Prices range from $3.50 to So and the
total business runs into a good-sized
figure annually.
Tradition has it that in the days Of
Indian dominion Of North America
pipes from the red quarries here were
in ceremonial vogue from ocean to
ocean, being accepted as the authentic
peace pipe to seal tribal agreements.
Evening star., 1926-11-23
His Tender Memories.
From the Judge Magazine.


Mrs. Newlywed was in tears.
II don't believe you love me any
more" she sobbed. You don't take
n bit of interest now in anything ]
do"
My dear, that's positively absurd, +"
ne soothed her. "Why, do you know
hat after we ate that Welsh rarebit
you made last evening | lay awake
yearly all night thinking what a fine
title cook Nou Werc?''
Evening star., 1926-11-23
Mother Just Knows.
rom the Boston Herald

From the Boston Herald
Peggy. aged 2h, was left down.
stairs while her mother made the bed
upstairs. On seeing that Peg was SO
quiet, her mother suspected that she
was at the cheese she had left on the
table.
Peggy, get away from that cheese, I"
she called down. To which Peggy came
to the foot of the stairs and called out:
"How YOU know, mOm?"
Evening star., 1926-11-23

labor department at Ottawa to have
the demands granted and thus avoid
trouble.
Evening star., 1926-11-23
TRAILED 2 YEARS FOR S48.
Man Accused Of Postal Theft
Caught After Long Search.

ASHEVILLE, n. c., November %
Discharged with stealing $4S from
the post Office at Glenville, jackson
County. Eros Webster, 25, was brought
here yesterday from Porto Rico and
placed in Jail. Two New York deputy
United States marshals accompanied
him.
Post office inspectors followed Web
ster two years before they located
him
Evening star., 1926-11-23
CHILD DIES OF POISON.
Small Girl Swallows Tablets She
Believed Was Candy.

MILWAUKEE. Wis, November %
GP).-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kasterski
were seated in their living room last
night discussing Christmas plans for
their five children, when Virginia, 4
Years old, skipped into the room, tug
ged ut her mothers dress and con-
f..ed: Il found some candy, mamma
and then danced about the table
Suddenly the dance stopped, and the
child fell to the floor. dead.
She had swallowed a dozen sugar
coated poisonous tablets which tho
mother had used for medicinal pur-
poses
Evening star., 1926-11-23
Sports Hose, 75c

Children's Wool-mixed Hose:
ribbed; five colors; sizes 615
to 10.
Evening star., 1926-11-23
PIPESTONE QUARRIES
SOURCE OF PEACE PIPES
Indians in Minnesota Community
Use in Industry Stone From
Which Town Was Named.
By tho Associated Press

By tho Associated Press
PIPESTONE, Mimi, November %.
Making peace pipes from stone
taken from the quarries from which
this town takes it's name is one Of the
principal Indian industries here.
Members Of the YanktOn Sioux
tribe, who were granted reimburse
ment for abridgement Of rights on the
Red Pipestone reservation by the Su'
preme Court at Washington yester-
day, obtain materials for their pipes
here. Many make periodical pilgrim
Evening star., 1926-11-23
Fabric Gloves, 7Sc

Four attractive styles; turn
down and flare cuffs. Sizes
5h to s.
Evening star., 1926-11-23

Wages Of boot and shoe workers in
Australia are being raised on recon-
of q committee which re-
views the cost of living in the six
cities Of the country every
civ months
Evening star., 1926-11-23
He Knows His Boss.

From the London It'd Bits.
i've worked under the same boss
for 20 years.
'I can beat that; it's my silver wed
ding next week.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-11
Velky fajt ma
Lansingviue
W thto sobotu ma Smoker
Lansingville A. Klubu. - Prid tie
vSetci!

Lansingville Athletic Club, po-
zostavajnci z, nastch mladych
starslch Slovakov, usporiada tel.
to sobotN, II. jiina vecer s. ho-
dine vel'ky zabavny vetierok, TAX
zvany "Smoker" v Sokolovni ma
Homewood Ave-, ma ktorom bu-
de vel'mi bohaty program preve-
deny. Bude Is utkani boxovom
zapase, spievane budn duety,
kvartety, hrat' budn ma banjo a
tancovat' sa bude chtrecny tanec
"Oharleston'', slovom, budu to
aobre easy pre- kazdeho. Vstupne
je len so centov "a osobu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-11
PROBOVAL TRI RAZY,
MA STVRTY SA MU ZDARILO

Ignac Nitowsky, obyvatel' ma.
Sho mesta, vyloveny boil po tietc
dni rybarmi 2 Pymatuning rieky
pri Orangeville, O., mrtvy. Poll
cajne vrcmosti, neznajnc jeho
historiu, myslely 81 zprvu, re Dol
zavrazdeny, ale ked' sa doznaly,
ze boil Nv tri razy kandidatom
smrti, prehlasily no "a samovra-
ha zatopenim. Nitowsky Dol "a
mestnany V Youngstown este
pred dvoma tNHdnami v jednej
mliekarni. Odisiel do Sharon, kde
sa dcstal do basy. Tam vyslovia
chut zomret' a prikroeil al k ci-
'nu. Po tri razy sa obesil vo va
zeni, ale vSe Dol zavcasu odreza
ny zaehranenv. Ked Dol vypu-
steny ma Slobodu, Siel do Orange
vile, presiel cez fanny ku rieke
a zatopil sa. Nepovedal nikomu,
preco sa mu tax zivot sprikril.
Bol slobodny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-11
BIsKUPI PRfDU
v PIATOK RANO

tStyria slovenski katollcki bis,
k,rpi: Vojtassak, Kmet 'ko, Car
sky Jantausch, prichodiaci na
eucharistieky kongres do Chica-
ga a ma navStevu slovenskfch o.
sad Amerilxe, vystiipia ma anne
rickI p6du v piatok rano, II. jh-
ma. Ma ich uvitanie porobent boly
tiez vel'ke pripravy. V nedel'u
popoludni budii host ami kardi-
nala Hayesa, veGer bude banket
" osadnej miestnosti Sv. jana Ne
pomuckeho. z banketu odcestujG
biskupi do Danville, Pa, ma prve
graduacne slavnosti jedinej slo-
venskej vyssej dieveenskej skoly
v Amerike.
Dvaja biskupi zostali ma Slo.
vensku: osvpp. Blaha a BubnE.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-11

Predn&ska ~ Youngstown je
zabespeeena.

Msgr. Andrei Hlinka drom
Jozefom Budayom prednasait il
tejto nedei ' Perth Amboy, N. J.
Pravdepo'dobne je, ze Monsignor
do Youngstown pride podl'a po-
riadku, aky vppracovala sloven-
ska Llsa a nie ako boil pfsal liste
uverejnenom vposlednom elsie
tohto tasopis,i. Youngstown je
mae riadne prihlasen! II spravy
Ligy o jednu prednasku a "a zdar
tejto prednasku budd pracovat
mnohe spolky asvsetky slovenske
farnosti youngstownskej okolice.
Prednaska bude usporiadana v
niektorej vel kel miestnosti, kde
sa vmesti tisice l'udu. Akonahle
budeme znat datum prednasky,
oznamime to v tomto casopise.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-11
Pesviacka chramu
osady Sv. Mateja
Prevedena bude osvp. biskupom
Schrembsom "a obrovskej tcasti
Slovakov celej okolice.

PoSviacka krasneho chramu o.,
sadly Sy Mateja ma LansingvilleI
prevedena bude NJ teito nedeli RAJ
no pol 10. hodine osvp. biskn-.
pom Sehrembsom "a pomoci vse-
tkych slovenskych knazov oko-
liza mnohych inonarodnych. Po-
Sviacky sdcastnia sa vsetky oko-
lite farnosti so svojimi duchovny-
nj ma cele a mnozstvo spolkov in
:orpore. Spolky shromazdia sa O
ool 9. hodine rano v SokolOvni na
Homewood Ave. "a pochodovat
oudn po Homewood Shirley Rd.
'lu Poland Ave. Tam pockaiii ma
ssvp. Biskupa a po jeho prichode
,omarcuju nazad ku kostolu, kde
"a llned' zapotne akt posvatenia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-11
OSLAVILI TU SVADBU
ODBYVANU v KRAJI

CT. redakcia! Chcem YAM sde-
lit nieco noveho Haseltonu.
Ako je znamo, ked' deti otca a
matku milujii, tax otec a matka
ich miluju. A tak!m dobrym o.
tcom je i mas brat Stefan Smin-
cak, ktoremu Sa jeho milovany
syn ozenil v starom kraji, Ulo-
zu, z,upe Spisskej. Jeho otec tn
cd radosti povolal svojich pirate
l'ov a usporiadal tiez jednu svad-
bu ma pam:atku svojmu synovi.
A bola to veru pekna svadba, hoe
SINE mladych medzi sebou nema-
Ii. Spominali SINE ich stale, a v
dust boil SINE S mimi. St6l bol
vel mi bohato prikryty rozlicny-
mi dobrymi vecmi, bolo toho vse-
tkeho, co 81 len dusa zaziadala.
Netreba spomenGt' re sme sa Wy
borne citili a zaspievali SINE 81
tie nase slovenske piesne a potom
i zatancovali. Ma svadbe prltom-
nj boil PIP. Michal Flip S man
zelkou, Jozef Seman manzel-
kou, Stefan Antal S mSnZel-
kou, Valent Repasky manzel-
kou, Stefan Repasky mi. man
zelkou, Stefan Hasaj manzel-
kou a Andrej Smincak, Juraj Re-
pasky, Juraj Hanisko a Valent
Rovder st.
Pri veceri SINE sa ushovorili me-
dzi sebou. ably SINE tym mladym
do kraju dajaky dar poslali. Cd
SLOW prislo k skutku posle sa i'm
dost sumna suma. Ale mladoman-
zelia budn mat vacsiu radost' z
toho, re SINE ma Mich neapome-
null sa ma Mich den svadb,'
rozpomfnali.
TAX d'akujem br. Smincakovi
v meme vsetkych a tiez pi. Anne
Hanisko, vdove, ktora bola do
brou kucharkou domacou gaz-
dinou. Mladomanzelom ale pra.
jem, aby i'm Pan Bob dal zdravia,
diheho zivota a mnoho radosti 20
zivota.
Prftomnt,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-11

vstupeniek ma tanec. ktore by SO
predavaly tri "a 25c. Preto ale,
re by takato kontrola vyEadovala
mnoho vyborov mpricinila al
inc t 'azkosti, usnesene bolo jed
nohlasne, ably sa ratalo vstupne
ma Slovensky Den, av tomto
vstupnom zahrnute by boly uz
vsetky hry a zabavy. Vstupne ma
Slovensky Den urcene bolo ma soc
pre- muzov 25c pre- zeny. Tanec,
baseball a vsetky hry budn zdar-
ma. Zastupcovia vyslovili nadej,
ze obecenstvo vd 'acne taketo niz-
Ike vstupne zaplati a bude RADIO,
ze nebude musiet' kupovat' ex
ira vstupenky ma baseball alebo
tanec. Po inych mestach, kde u
sporadujd Slovenske Dni, ratajn
vstupne po 81 90 "a osobu. Vstu-
penky maj1 byt' vytla6ene ma
tvrdom Stvorhrannom papieri,
pre- muzov incl a pre- danny inej
barvy', napisom "Slovak Day,
July %, 1926'' ma jednej strane.
Ma druhej strane m6ze byt' mala
ohlaska niektoreho slovenskeho
obchodnika alebo obchodnikov,
ktori su ochotni zaplatit "a tlac
vstupeniek. Prfhlasy Cd obchod-
nikov priiima tajomnilz, redak-
eli miestnych novin. Vstupenky
budn opatrene spagatikom, ably
81 ich kazdy mohol pripevnit' ma
kabat, pot 'azne ma bluzku. Vstu-
peniek ma byt' natlaeene po 1900
kusov oboch. IL.
Preto ze cas- uz pokroGil, inc "a
lezitosti ponechane boly budneej
sch6dzi, ktora bude 4. nedel'u,
dina q. j1na veeer skole, Sv.
Cyrilla a Nethoda,.
Pod 'akujnc "a icast', predse-
|dajici br. Frsntisek Hudik scho-
dzu zakl 'nGil.
n. Mraz, zapisnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-11

s prlchodom letneho poGasia
praca v. okolitych oceliarnach O.
chabuje tyyzdha ma tyzden. W.
roba ocele klesla ma IS percent
II neodvislych ma 80 percent v
korporaenej oceliarni. z 50 neod'
vislych open hearth peel chime je
tohto tyzdna len 33.
Praca V harkovych mlynoch ie
tiez ME vel mi ch!rna, ale obsto-
j. Gimme je "a mlynov neodvis-
lych 20 l27 vsetkych. Toto je me-
nej o IA nez bolo predosleho
t.tyzdia. Oceiiarp ale majti nadej
ma zvysenie ryroby V mlynoch,
.lebo objednavky prichodia.
Pajpovne sn dobre zamestnane,
asi 80 percentovou vyrobnou ka-
pacitou. Podobne skelpovne.
Praca " tVcOvych mlyn0ch Je
asi 70 percentovej vyrobnej moz-
nosti.
Praca v druhych tovarhach,
ktore dorabajil veci 70 surovej o.
cele, ide dobre. Viaeere mich
pracuj1 plnou sifod a v daktorych
i PREF cas-. Plnou silou pracuji
Truscon Steel Co., General Fire
proofing. Youngstown Boiler &
Tank a Engineering Works. Tex
tilka pracuje tiez plnou silou, GU
movna 90 percentovou a garbia
ren IS percentoyou vyrobnou 81
lou. Karsapy pracujl 70 percen-
tovou silou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-11
zALUJE I.EKkRA ...
o $4,000 NAHRADY

Pani Stankova, -vdova po de.
tektivovi Stefanovi Stanko, ktorv
minuleho roku ma jar zomrel ma
cierne kiahne, zazalovala dra
Washingtona l.. Jonesa, cernocha,
o nahradu $4,000, lebo jeho ne
pozornost 'ou nebohy Stanko do
stal chorobu, ma ktorii podl 'ah-
null. ORA Jonesa zalujl al ini l'u-
dia, ktori dostali tierne kiahne
cd ieho pacienta Thompsona, cd
ktoreho ich dostal al Stanko. DR.
Jones totM neporobil ziadne kro.
ky proti rozsireniu sa tel choro.
by a dovolil zdravym l'ud 'om
stykat' sa S jeho pacientom byt
pritomnym ma jeho pohrabe, tc
vzdor tomu, ze vedel, aka je tc
strasna choroba a chytl'ava.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-11
/ 900 L'UDf NEPLATILO
DAN OD ZAMESTNANIA

Vyse 1000 os6b y Youngstown
nezaplatilo dosial' svoju dan cd
zamestnania mestu a cas- ma "a
platenie. vyprsi %. jlna. q tychto
W. malo os6b bude prinitene pla-
tit, lebo mnohych adresy sn ne
zname, infch mena ME sn spray
ne vypisane atd'. Tato dan, proti
ktorej sa mnoho agitovalo, pomo-
hla mestu fmanene ma nohy, talk
ze V bud1com roku bude mono
zamestnavat' H viac policajtov
ohnohasicov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-11
RoZPOCET MEsTA i.
0BNAsA $4,506, ,059 .13

NaGelnici rozliGnych depart
mentov meStskej spravy predlo-
'zili uz mayorovi svoje rozpocty
vydaykov ma rok 1927 obnasa iii
$4,5O6,059. 13. Preto re odhadnu-
tf prijem obnaSat' bude len 'okolo
4,l45, ,047.19, ostaval by deficit
obnose 1861 ,O01 "a, co 81 mesto
nemoze dovolit' preto vypoety
nacelnikov departmentov budii
hodne sosekane, k!m budu pred
lozene mestskej rade ku prijatiu.
Okrem toho jest este deficit V OBJ
nose 100000 2 minulych admi-
nistracii, ktory deficit ma byt
splateny beheni baldceho roku,
Vzdor tomu, re rozpocet bude hod
ne nizsi nez boil predlozeny, bude
dostacovat', ably policia bola roz-
mnozena 20 muzov a hasicsky
department asi o IA muzov. Poll
cajti. hasicia zdravotnlcki "a
mestnanci Obdrzia okrem tohO
$40 mesaGnu podvysku. Toto bude
asi vSetko, co sa m0ze roku
1927 yykonat' pre- zlepsenie O.
chrany mesta
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-11
MIsSoURsKA SYNODA
PROTI MODERNIZMU

V st. Louis zahajena bola kon-
vencia evanjelickej luteranskej
synody z Missouri, Ohio a inych
statov. Ma konvencii bolo prehla-
sene prisne pridrziavanie sa Bib
lie a proti modernizmu. Synoda je
tiez proti prehnanemu agitova-
niu "a mier, ktore by chcelo kre-
st anon zakazat' chytit' sa zbra-
ne "a svoju vlast'. Synoda zalo-
zena bola r. 1847 a pozostava z
3,497 cirkevnNch sborov vyse
milionom clenov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-11
PRECEDENT PoDPiSAL ZAKON
v PROsPECH CUDZINCOV.

Prezident Coolidge podpisal
tieto dni zakon, ktory dovol'uje
cudzincom, sl6Nivsim potas voiny
v americkej armade a nachodia-
elm sa teraz v cudzine, prist' do
Spojenych Statov bez ohl'adu ma
prist 'ahovaleckn kvotu a yybrat'
81 hned' po svojom prichode ame-
ricke obcianske papiere. Tento
zakon tyka sa asi 10000 cudzin-
COW, ktori sa nachodia Europe
nemohli sa do Spoj. Statov do
stat pre- kvotovE zakon.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-11
PAN HAMRAK OBDRZAL
STUPEN L. L. B. v SKOLE

Pan Louis Hamrak, dobre zna
my Slovak V Campbell v6bec ma
celom okoli, navStevoval College
tunajSej YMCA. a po tieto dni
so zdarom slozil zktrsky. obdrziac
stupen L. L. b. (Bakalar liberal
nych umeniO. Panu Hamrakovi 20
srdca blahozelame a prajeme d al
sieho lspechu vo vysokych Stu
liach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-11
PoMERENE CHCE BYT ZAs
sENAToRoM sPoJ, sTATov.

Atlee Pomerene, byvaly demo
kraticky senator Spoj. Statov
Ohio vyhlasil po tieto dni svoju
ukapdidaciu ma ten trad. Tejto ja-
seni bude sa VOLT jeden senator
Ohio, lebo Willisovi, republika'
novi, vyprsi termin. Willis bude
znovu kandidovat' a bude prav-
depodobne zvoleny, ale medzi de-
mokratmi jasenne vol'by zname.
najd mnoho Wac, lebo keby Dol
Pomere nominovany a potion zvo.
leny. stal by sa prezidentskym
kandidatom demokratickej stra.
ny roku 1928. Pomerene vystupu,
je proti zenskej kandidatke, ALE
novel, elenkyni najvyssieho sddu
statu Ohio. Allenova je vel mi SUI
cha a Pomerene udajne mokry
a preto ma vacsiu nadej ma nomi-
naciu. ~ y,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-11
DIAL 81 vYLOzIf KARTY,
CIGANKA MU VZAL.A SIS

George Starr, zamestnanec P.
& O. garadzu ma Mahoning Ave.
Dol zvedavy ma svoju budticnost
preto dal 81 vestit' jednej ci-
ganke. Ia mu toho navestila mill
ony medzitym vytiahla mu z
vrecka SIS. Starr ozn&mil vec po-
Ilicii, ktorf jednu ciganku aresto-
vail; ale ked' jej nemohla byt' do.
kazana vina, pustili ju ma slobodu
a Starr svojich SIS i5 neuvidf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-11
MLIoNY TIEKLY vo
VOL BACH PENNSYLVANIA.

senat spoj. statov vymenoval
vybor ma vysetrenie senator
skych volieb Pennsylvania. Do
sial' vyslo ma javo, ze kandidat
Pinlchot vynalozil ma kampannt
trovyl $l50,00o, kandidat Pepper
okolo $4,000 ze kol'ko potro-
vii vit'azny kandidat Ware, este
nevyslo ma javo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-11
POBOZNOSTI K SV. ANTONOVI
v CHRAME SV. CYR. A METH.

V nedel'u vecer o pol s, hodine
,dbyvane budii chrame Sy. Cy
lila a MethOda slavnnStne boho-
,luzby k sv. Antonovi, ktoreho
sviatok pripadne prave ma ten
den. y tel prilezitosti bude mat
luchoyny. Rev. j. NJ. Liseinsky
zvlastnu kazen udeli pozehna-
lie. Veriaci sil pozvani siicastnit
"a tychto poboznosti.