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Evening star., 1926-11-14

Caponsachi. my soldier priest"
sometimes has been described as the
greatest human character in English
literature greater than Hamlet. or
Parson Adams or Becky Sharpe.
His creator, Robert Browning. like
wise quite frequently has been held
as. next only to Shakespeare. the
greatest writer in the English Ian
guage.
1t has remained for a Washington
girl, Miss Rose A. Palmer, a mem
ber Of the staff of the Smithsonian
Institution, to do for Browning what
the great Victorian poet, without
question one of the greatest intellects
OF all times, never could do for him
self. She has made him a success on
the stage. The play "Caponsachi." I"
with the role of the romantic young
priest played by Walter Hampden, is
one Of the big hits of the season on
Broadway and Miss Palmer is receiv-
ing unexpected royalties from the pro-
duction. Moreover, she has revived
the Browning cult and booksellers are
reporting the greatest sale of his
works in years.
Is Student of Browning.
Miss Palmer. whose name appears
on the play with that of Arthur Good
rich, HamIden's brother-in-laW. mod
estly diSclains much credit for the
production. She long had been a close
student Of Browning, particularly of
his longest and greatest poem. 1.-The
Ring and the. Book" About four years
ago she saw Hampden play the CHRIST
figure in THE Servant in the House. y
The idea car1e to her, she said, that
1 l., oatn n II
to play the role of the young Roman
priest.
First she wrote a letter to Eampden
but never mailed it, fearing that it
would receive no attention. instead
she set to work, with even less
knowledge than that Of Browning
himself regarding requisite stage tech
nicalitieS, to extract an actable drama.
The manuscript Of this she mailed TO
Hampden. lie was pleased with the
idea and returned the manuscript with
suggestions for revislons. These MISS
Palmer made. Hampden then turned
the revised manuscript to Mr.. Good
rich who again rewrote it, still pre-
serving considerable of Miss Palmer S
work. The evidences of her own work,
she says, gradually have disappeared
as the piece has been hammered down
for the stage until there is little left
except her original idea of starring
Caponsachi.
The magnitude of her original task
is easily appreciable to those ia
miliar with that enormous, cumber-
some lumber chest packed full of
old blankets. priceless silks, broken
fiat irons and old masters, with the
family diamonds and rubies scat
tered among them. which is THE
Ring and the Book" 1t is the longest
poem in the English language. 1t is
the story of a gruesome murder
which took place in Rome early in
the seventeenth century. Each per-
son concerned with the murder or
IN the trial, which followed. tells his
own story of how it all happened,
each taking a book to do so. Some
of the books are hardly readable to
the present generation. but the books
of CaponSachi, the Pope, Pompilia
and Guido are like so many lightning
storms on a hot, weariSome Summer
day. 1t is hard to imagine any
thing more difficult than such ma
terial for moulding into a stage play.
Browning himself tried in vain to
write for the stage, met with re-
Evening star., 1926-11-14
JEWISH WOMEN'S
COUNCIL TO OPEN
First Session Tonight to Be
Followed by Meetings
Until Friday.

With members arriving from
throughout the United States, the
eleventh triennial convention of the
National Council of Jewish Women
will begin at 8 o'clock tonight at
Eighth Street Temple.
Fourteen hundred delegates and
visitors, about equally divided as to
numbers, are expected for the ses-
sions, which will continue through
Friday at the Washington Hotel,
where the council tomorrow will
transfer it's activities.
The meetings will bring together
the leaders of many Jewish women s
organizations for discussion of prob
lens of wide range, including reli-
glon, education, immigration, social
welfare and similar topics.
Senator Boraf Speaker.
Senator Borah of Idaho is on the
speakers program Tuesday night.
while tomorrow night the convention
is to hear w. w. Husband, Assistant
Secretary of Labor. and X. w. Dun
lap, Assistant Secretary of Agricul-
ture.
Mrs. William Dick Sporborg of Port
Chester, n. Y, the national president,
VIII preside tonight, and will pay
memorial tributes to leaders who have
died since the last gathering and also
deliver the presidential address.
The visitors will be welcomed by
Mrs. Leonard B. Sch,oS3, president of
the Washington Section. Mrs. Fan
nah G. Solomon of Chicago, founder
and honorary president of the coun-
Gil, will respond to the greeting.
DIR. Simon ON Program.
DR.. Abram Simon of Eighth Street
Temple will give an address, and
other Capital rabbis on tonights pro-
gram will be DR.. j. T. Loeb of Ohev
Sholom Synagogue, who will give the
invocation, and DR.. Louis Schwefel Of
Adas Israel. who will give the Eene-
diction.
There will be greetings from
various Jewish womens organizations,
a musical program, and after the
meeting, a reception at which the Sis
terhoods Of Washington and Adas
Israel Congregations will be the
hOSteSSeS
Evening star., 1926-11-14
RUDOLPH |SFETED
BY CITY WORKERS
800 Officials and Employees
Gather at Testimonial
Luncheon.

Cuno II. Rudolph, retiring president
Of the Board of District Commission.
ers, was honored at testimonial
luncheon yesterday afternoon at the
Wardman Park Hotel by more than
200 employees and officials of the Dis
trict government.
Harry Almond, secretary to the
commissioner, presented to him on
behalf of the officials and employees
a. handmade book autographed by
more than 500 of the officials and en-
ployes. A bouquet of chrySanthe-
NUNS was presented to Mrs. Rudolph,
who sat at her husbands side
throughout the dinner and the pres
entatiOn ceremonies.
Commissioners Doughcrty and Bell
paid tribute to the high qualities of
leadership Mr.. Rudolph has displayed
during the nearly three terms he has
served on the Board Of Commission
ers. and expressed regret at his resig-
nation.
Replying to the congratulatory ad-
dresses. Mr.. Rudolph said he was
severing his relations with the Dis
tr!Ct with great regret. and also paid
tribute to the municipal employees Of
Washington, declaring there is no
finer staff Of municipal servants in
the country than in the National
! dHlldI'
II hope you will give my successor
the loyal support you have given me, :"
he said.
The retiring Commissioner also ex
pressed his appreciation of the
friendly attitude Of the newspapers of
Washington.
Commissioner Dougherty referred
70 the friendly relations that have ex-
listed between the Commissioners, and
said that never during Mr.. Rudolph's
leadership has there been any dissen-
sion among them. Commissioner Bell
referred to Mr.. Rudolph as the bal
ance wheel OF the District Building"
A program of entertainment was
furnished by Jack Smith. the "whis.
pering" baritone. appearing at Keith's
Theater, and Ambrose Durkin, bass,
who was accompanied by Christopher
Tenley.
Dancing, which followed the lunch
con, was featured by toe dancing by
Ethel Dulin. Music for the dancing
was furnished by Irving Boernstein's
orchestra.
Evening star., 1926-11-14
Wasted Energy.

From the Cincinnati Enquirer
Most of us waste a lot of perfectly
good energy trying to find out thing.
that we really do not want to know
Evening star., 1926-11-14
BRITISHCALL NEW PLANE
"THE FLYING BUNGALOW"
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, November I3.-Great
Britain's newest seaplane has been
nicknamed "the flying bungalow" "
This is because of it's cooking and
sleeping accommodations.
The plane, carrying a crew Of five
and driven by three high-powered en-
gines, has been designed to carry out
experiments in connection with open
ing up a flying service to Australia
and New Zealand.
Bed hammocks are slung in part
Of the cabin, which in the daytime is
the living room. The galley is aft,
and is to % passengers may be car
ried.
Evening star., 1926-11-14
GERMANY WILL BUILD
1000 MILES OF ROADS
Government Has $4,000. 900 High
way Plan to Bid for American
Tourist Business.
Nv the Associated Press


BERLIN. November 13.-Nine thou
sand miles of improved highways are
20 be built in Germany during the
next five or six years. The govern
ment has sanctioned a roadhuilding
project which will cost about $40 ,000,-
900. The highways will CriSS-CosS Ger
many from north to south and east
20 west, connecting every city of i'm
portance.
The object of the project as an
nounced by the government is TO
make Germany a paradise for auto
moblists, and to capture more of the
tourist business which comes to Eu-
rope from America.
Evening star., 1926-11-14
First Aid.

From the Atlanta Journal.
An elderly man was observed acting
rather nervously in department store
and the floorwalker approached him.
"Anything 1 can do for you, sir?"
Il have lost my wife"
"Oh, yes. Mourning goods, two
flights up" promptly responded the
f1OOrWalker
Evening star., 1926-11-14

Terms as lou as So 1Veskly may
be arranged. rOih moderate doaUN
payment. Il snail carrying charge
is added aVhen payment is extended
beyond tzUo months.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02
AHRIKA v BLAHoBYTE.

HfnaflEa SiJe va Vel 'kom blaho-
byte, pisu vsetky noviny radost-
ne. Dosial este nikdy takeho bla-
hobytu nebolo dosiahnute, ako
"a uplynuly obchodnyv rok. Bo-
hatstvo Spojenych statov vzrastlo
"a tento rok $40, 100000, 100000.
z priemyJov vsetky maly vel Ike
risky, slaby obchod NAL len prize
mysel uhol'ny, tkacsky, satny, re
menarsky obuvncky, hlayne pre-
strajky. Oceliarsky priemysel NAL
rekordny obchod.
Ma blahobyte krajinys 1eastny
je Youngstown. Tunajsie banky
vyplatia ma I. julia $1,000, 10000
polro6nych interesov syoIm vkla-
datel'om. Nezamestnanosti TAX
mer MET a stavba domoX je tiez
vel'ka, SEQ znaGi, re penazi je
dost
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02
Ease ZEMETRASENIE
v CALIFoRNn

~ v utorok vecer udalo sa pozdlz
californickeho' pobrezia zemetra-
senie, -ktore narobilo dost' skody
a zapri6inilo smrt' jednemu chlap
covi. Zemetrasenie sa udalo prave
" ten isty den, Go lanskeho roku,
ked' znicene bolo mesto Santa
Barbara. V Santa Barbara osla-
yovali v utorok znovuvybudova-
ME mesta, ked' move zemetrasenie
prinieslo ma Mich DIES a strach.
Zem sa trnsla al Los Angeles
IA v inych mestach. s mnohych
domov popadaly komfny. Chap
eek, za'bity v Santa Barbara, "a
bity boil pada jlcim kominom.
Zemetrasenie vel 'kych rome.
rov udalo sa Europe okolo E.
gejskeho, Adriatickeho a Stredo.
zemneho mora. Tam tisice domoy
bolo srumenvch, ale nikto nepri.
siel 0 zivot, lebo obyvatel 'stvo u
SO . domov pri prvych znamkacf
trasenia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02
YOUNGSTOWNCANI MA
SOKOLSKOM SLETE
Zupa "Svatopluk" +. s. J. Sokol
mala slet 27. juna v Canton.

Zlpa "Svatopluk" T. s. j. So
kol, do ktorei prishicha i sbor z
Youngstown a sbor Campbell,
vydrziavala nedel'u, 27. jina "a
pomoci sboru 219. a SO. Venea So
koliek Sokolsky Den a vere;ne
cvicenie V Canton, Ohio, v hore
na farme p. Weavera.
Slet sa vydaril pekne. Nal ma
sledovny program: y Shromaz-
denie ucastnikov pred Slov. Do
MON. p Odchod do hory ma auto
mobiloch - pri hudbe. 81 Rozbeh
po 'hore. ~ Kratka privitajuca
rec spravcu zupy br. l.. Krta. 81
Spolocny pd,hod cvSGencov ma
cvieiste, potion evicenie Sokolov a
Sokoliek pri hudbe cleveland
skych hudobnikov. g. Vol ma ta
necna zabaya.
Den predtym, sobotu vecer
bola tanetna zabava v Sloven-
skom Dome ma Henry Ave.
Ma tomto sokOlskom slete pri-
tomnf boil nasledovni Youngs-
towncani a Campbellcani: Juraj
.Palascak $ manzelkou, Jan Sher-
ffel S manzelkeu "A synon, jan No
votnik manzelkou, Albert Smrek
maMelkou a dietkami, Andrej
Palenear s manzelkou, Mattel SUI
SAX dvoma synmi, Stefan Katros
s dvoma synmi, Jan Wagner a
Stefan Hindus manEelkou. z
Campbell boil: p. Koza S rodi-
nou Springer rOdinou. Pri-
tomni boil al ini, ale tych mena
5si mas zpravodaj nezapamatal!
preto mech odpustia.
( Ma slete bolo mnozstvo Sokol-
stva Canton, cleveland, Akron
a inych okolitych miest. Sokoli i
Sokolky cvicili krasne a obodrili
pritomnych praci "a sokolsku
myslienku. Cas- potas sletu boil
krasny. Zvlast' pekne sa vynima-
10 cvicenie malyeh Sokolikov. So
kolov cvicilo vyse 100. Vsetko
bolo pekne a vydarene, obsluha
bola vyborna, tax ze sa kazdy ci-
til dobre a odniesol 81 milh roz-
pomienku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02
Deportujd dvoch
tunajssiich Sloyakov
Andrej Datko a Martin Marsal
musejl ist'.

Prist 'ahovalecke vrchnosti are
stovaly minule dni dvoch Slova-
kov, ktorl sa dostai do Spoie-
nych Statov nezakonitym sp6so-s
bonn a usadili sa nasom meste.
Sm to: Andrej Datko Martin
Marsal. Obaja budn deportovanf
v najkratsom case.
Okrem tychto arestovani boil
odsndeni IA deportaciu Yonngs-
town, David Elving do Syedska,
Giovanni Madchiagadina do Ia
lianska a Elizabeth Kecskemethi
do Mad 'arska. Tato 81 najala adj
vokata Jana Willu, ably ju "a
chranil cd deportacie, lebo bola
tu rodena, ale nasledkom vydain
"a Eugena Sarkadiho, ztratila OBJ
canstvo. Dostala sa sem tax, re
ma konzulate V Pesti falosne IL
dala, re je sl0bodna.
Y celej krajiny deportovane bn-
de V najkratsom case tisice cu-s
dzincov, ktori sem prisli nezako-
nit cez hranice Kanady, Mexika
Kuby.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02
DEVXT NOVYCH
OBtANOV.SLOVAKOV

iVo stvrtok a piatok minuleho
tyzdna odbyvane boly zk1sky 2
obcanstva, ktore dobre sfozilo 1O5
kandidatov. Nasledkom toho sud-
ca okresneho sndu George H.
Gessner ndelil i'm obcanstvo, me-
dzi ktorymi sl i nasledoyni Slo-
vaci: Pavel Sedzmak, 1897 Law
renee ST., pani zofia sonoga, 2
Campbell, dr.. Martin Mahrer z
Erie Terminal Bldg, Jan Grego-
rik 913 Poland Ave, Stefan
Hriniak, 20 Struthers, Michal
stsnislav, 2sO6 Shirley Road, St,
Matuscak, II Fernwood Ave-, Mi
kulas Borsuk, 925 Franklin Ave,
a Michal Novotny 20 Struthers.
VSetkym novym Sloyakom-ob-
canon bhhozelame.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02
FEDERAL SAVINGS
vEL'MI vZRAsTLA

The. Federal / Savings & Loan
Co., ktora bolas zalozena %. julia
1900, vzrastla d malych pociatkov
ma jednu nsjvacsich sporitel'-
nych pdziekovych spolocnosti
" Ohio. Dna 4. jdna tohto roku
jej prostriedky tobnasaly w T.
79l, 100000, a tohto nspechu do
jsiahla svojim mddrym spravova-
MIN l'udskych penazi, ktore nj
kdy neinvestovala mac, ako ma
prvo -morgicov1 zabezpeku tn v
Youngstown, ma okolite nepohnu-
tel'nosti. Vzrast jej bol dosiahnu-
ty al tym, ze krem istoty, davala
ma vklady vysoke iiroky - 5h
percent to bez toho, zeby bola
potrebna dajaka vypoved' pri Wy
tiahnuti vkladu. Banka ma od-
becky Orrville, O. Hubbard,
Ohio a jej iradnfkmi sti: Hon.
B. F. Writ, predseda; A. j. Lof-
tus, podpredseda; H. H. Geitgey,
podpreds. spravca; A. G. Welsh,
tajomnik; H. w. Pennock, pom
,tajomnik a pravotar; James r
Law, pokladnik; E. G. Datson,
pomocny poM. direktormi O
krem menovanych: DR.. s. Schil,
Ter, Rudolph Kurz Lucins B
| McElvey.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02
ANDREJ ToBAsKo MRTvY.

Andrej Tobasko, ITO Madison
ST., Campbell, zomrel minulej me-
dele vo veku SO rokov, a jeho po-
hrab odbyval sa utorok rano
z chramu Sv. Jana Krst. Pohrab-
ne obrady vykonal Rev. Jan Kris
pinsky.
Nebohy byval ma Campbell "a
25 rokov boil vseobecne znamy.
Bol elenom spolku Sv. Jana Krst
(. 1873. Penn. S. j. a tamojsej o.
sadly. Zanechava manzelku Kata-
rinn rod. Seranko, dvoje dietok
Juraja a Katarinu, brata Jana '
Sidney, Pa. a jednu Sestru vo
PHILADELPHIA a druh1 v kraji.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02
vEL'KY PIKNIK vo WARREN

Slovaci, prid'te ma vel 'kolepy
piknik, ktory usporiada tislo 764.
EKSJ. yo Warren, ma South Main
ulici 2. hodine popoludni dna.
5. julia. Doknl' sa l'udia nerozi-
du, bude hrat vyborna orchestra.
mi ktorej 81 mdHu vsetci zatan-l
cit, ako start, TAX / mladi. Nesa-
budnite cas-: 5. julia 2. hodine
popoludni Bratia Jednotari, zylh-
ste Wy matte ma starosti upove-
domitS Q tomto ct. bratov vset-
kych Slovakoy a povolajte vasich
priatePov znamycli. 0 serstve7
napoie a zakusky postara sa w
Dor.
Jozef seko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02
PoLIACI PROTEsTUJU
PROFIT REGIsTRACII

Youngstownsky Pol'sky Politi-
cky Klub vyniesol ma svojej po-
slednej sch6dzi rezollciu, v kto-
rel ziada kongresmanov, ably hla-
sovali proti Halladayovej predlo-
he, .sdl'a ktorej kazdy cudzinec "
Spoj. .Statoch by, ,sa musel kazdo-
rocne registrovat' a platit' regi-
stracne poplatky. Podobne rezo-
hcie vynasaj1 mnohe organizacie
politicke kluby a nezaskodilo
by, keby podobn1 rezol1ciu Wy
niesly i nase slovenske politicke
kluby a poslaly ju kongresmano-
vi Cooperovi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02

cej sch0dzi, ktora sa bude odby-
vat V nedel'u, II. julia vecer v
skOle Sv. Cyrila Methoda.
Br. Hudik pod 'ak,rjlc kazdemu
"a ncast' bratske poiednavanie,
poziadal pritomnych, ably priSli j
ma budi1cu sch6dzu vsetci pri-
viedli al ostatnych, zakl 'neil
schodzu pol II. hod.
M. Mraz, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02
piknik
n Steeltone
Dcery Najsv. =. Jezis usporiada.
il ma 10. jtls piknik v prospech
skoly ma Ohio Works Grounds.

Usilovne praeovnicky "a osadu
Najsy. Mena .Jekis ma Steelton, or
ganizovane Y spolku "Dcery Nsv.
Mena Jezis',', llsporiadajn ma So
botu, 10. JULIA vel'ky piknik ma
Ohio Works Grounds, v pro-
speech v .stavbe Sa nalchodncej
slovenskei skoly ma steelton. Ia
bava bude to prvotriedna, lebo vo
whore sd vsetko usilovne a OBJ
| 'iibent dieyeatA ako: Anna CM-
mar, Julia Kruanar, Mary Rich
nafsky, Helen krafcik, Marion
Tokoly, Anna Vidis, Mary Sabol,
Mary Hatala, Aknes Philips, Ma
ry Martinko, Margaret Krupa,
Anna Jakubein, Mary Jakubein,
Mary sciranko, Mary Gondol,
Julia Ondash,. Christina Jubak,
Mary Cnmar, Nary Balueh, He
len Bindas, Pean Tomek.
Ma pikniku budd romantic hry
a potion tanec od 30 do II 80
vecer. Vysluhovane budi rozlie-
ne obSerstvenia.
H.
@Klnb povolayas.vsetkyc Slova-
kov okolia nalttto peknoduchii
zaMyu. Vstupne ie soc pre- pa
nov, 25c pre- danny 10c pre- deti
Pink ie uspbriadany pro-
speech skoly, ktarej stavba zapo-
cata bolasdna 7.sjnna.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02
MALE DIEVGATKO
PRfCNoU MELODY

'-rocna Frantiska Simeno-
vic Homecrest prisla skoro Ii
vot' minulej nedele rano, ked'
chcela prejavit' svoju lasku ma
tke pocas vozenia sa aute. Ma
tka bola zayiezt' svojho muza do
prace iddc nazad, dievcatko sa
prit1lilo k matke a potiahlo ju
"a ruku, ktord ia mala ma kormi-
dlovom kolese. Auto sa skrntilo
do telefonieneho stlpu a cd vel''-
keho narazu dievcatko vyletelo
cez oblok auta Won. Dievca bolo
vel mi sklom dorezane a matka
utrpela l'ahsie porezaniny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02
sLovENsKf BIsKUPI
MA OKOLICI SCRANTONU

Slovenski biskupi Blaha, Vol.
taSsak, Carsky "a Jantauseh ma.
chodia sa tohto tyzdna ma tvrdo-
uhol mel okolici Scrantonu, kde
ponavstevuji jednotlive vsetky o,
kolitf slovenske osady. Vo vii.
kes-Barre usporiadana bola slav.
nostna uvitanka 30. j1na, ma kto,
rel pritomnf Boil biskupi Hobar
a Brennan.
DO clevelandskej diecezi bis
,kupi pridu pred Is. jiilom a od-
tial' do Youngstown.
Msgr. Hlinka nachodi sa teraz
ma zapade.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02
sTRUTHERsKf CILAPCI
sUDENf.

'Chlapci, ktori okradli sloven-
skeho obchodnika Juraja Hurtuk
v Struthers 0 $1,000, boil sddeni
po tieto dni v detskom s1de sud-
com Baldwinom, ktory jedneho
Z Mich odshdil do polepsovne '
Lancaster, 'druh6mu tdtu pokntu
tieE prisddil, ale odpustilta troch
'dal ma probu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02
)1l4 / 90kolstvu
II LansingyiDe

Cteni spolubratia sborn 1Os., "a
povinnost si' beriem Van ozna-
nit, ze Slovensky Den je NJ "a
dveumi malo pripravy k Dnu
so strany sokolskej. Name sa IL.
cit atletiku ako beh, skoky atd'.,
ked' ale budeme donna, veru me-
bude mic. A co je so Sokolkami
Venca 54? Este pred par tyzdna-
mi Vas boly 2 caty co teraz?
Ked treba ist' Ma Slovensky Den
cvifit', beh skok inc, aby ten
Den boil 60 najskvelejsi, Vas tam
nebude vidno v praci narodncj.
Veru je smutno, ked' 81 pomysli-
me ma sokolske heslo: "a Boha
narod, re dl'a neho nekracame,
ze zab1dame ma pracu ma poll te-
locvicnom a narodnom. CT ME je
to vel'ky hriech utiahnut' sa do
spanku, teraz, ked' celia priroda
sa rozvija rastie? Spolubratia a
sestry, pod me Won toho chlad-.
ku, pod me a ukazme sa ma slnie
tku, re este zijeme, ukazme sa ma
rodu, ze pracujeme "a Boha a ma
rod. A Wy rodieia malych Soko-'
low Sokoliek. Ma jar byvala So
kolovha preplnena dietkami kde
sn teraz? Neviem, ci posielate Va
Sc dietky ma cvi6enie. Minuly raz
ich bolo len Z Sokoliek.s Ked' ro-
bfm ma den a m6kem byt' pritom-
nF ma evident, byvala ich pima
Sokolovha. Ked' som pracoval ma
noe, nemal nh kto cvicit isly do
NOV. A to je chyba. Skoda, re
v shore lOs. medzi $50 ddami sa.
nenaMe jeden, l4oryy by sa veno-
5aAsaez tensstra4tA a0isrok ahT
SINE til mladez mohli pohromade
udrzat'. Teda spolubratia a Sc
stry, otcovia matky, poslite
svoje dietky do Sokolovne v uto-
rok vecer, ably sa este dost' ma
rvieily ku Slovenskemu Dnu, a
ked' pridu domov, epytajte sa ich
co sa ueily cvieit' d hned' budete
vediet', ci 'boly ma cvicbe. We'd !
name halu pekni, name al pod
halou vel XII jedalhu a kuchynu,
kde sa m6ze ma svadby a party
varit', jest al tancovat', vsetko
je prvotriedne zariadene. We'd ie
to vsetko vybudovane pre- naSu
mladez, v ktorej vidime nasu bu-
diicnost'. Nasa mladez sa m6ze tn
citit jako donna, ME jak niekde
v cudzfch miestnostiach.
Teda prid tie ma utorok a Stvr-
tok, cvicba sa zacina 7. hodine
vecer.
So sokolskym pozdravom zdar
Bob!
j. L. Maruskin, vel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02
MEsTsKY ROZPOCET
.... Boil uDoBRENY

ss FiinantDyy svsbof mestskri rahy
udobril rozpocet mesta ma budifci
rok a odporti6at no bude NEST
skej rade k prijatiu v piatok We
Ger. DIE rozpoctu, policajti a ha-
sicia dostann $40 podvysky ma
mesiac, okrem toho policajny de-
partment bnde rozmnozenv 20
policajtov a 3 policajtky haste
sky department o IA muzov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02
CHLAPEC sA ZATOPIL i
vsMAHoNMG ,R1EKE

L. Fisher, 10-roeny chlapec 2
Warren, utopil sa v utorokfv Ma
honing rieke, v ktorej sa kipal S
inymi chlapcami. Chlapec So sho-
varal kamaratmi a siel do vody
obrateny chrbtom, vhupnitc do
hlbiny. Zavolani hasicia vytiahli
iehO mrtvOlu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02
TERMfN voJENsKEHo
PoIsTENIk PREDIzENY

Veterani svetoyei vojny, ktori
81 nechali prepadnit svoje, poi.
stenie pri valecnom departments
a chceli by 81 no obnovit mozn,
tax urObit' do 2. julia 1927. V tel
to zalezitosti m0zu sa obratit ma
tunajsiu Americk1 Legiu v Moose.
Hall ma Boardman St.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02
Al STRUTHERS NAL
SBIERKU MA DOBROCN

V Struthers prevedena bola po
tieto dni sbierka ma dobroeinnost'
ktora bola nspesna, lebo nasbie-
ralo sa $3,686.30, o $186.3O wac,
nez bolo ureene. Ma sbierku pri-
spell al tamojsi Sloyaci, Peter
Bobby Dol jednym 2 kapitanov
sbierky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02
ZABIT1 vLAKoM.

Jose Cardenas, robotnik New
ton Falls, zabity boil v utorok We
Ger vlakom B. a O. drahy ned "a
leko toho mestecka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-02
SPORT.

V nedel'u vyhraly:
Lansingville mad Campbell,
pomere Ito.
Hillcrest mad Newton Falls, y
pomere 100.
Dolak Grocers mad Acme V po-
mere I'll.