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Evening star., 1926-04-27
Washington Stock Exchange

SALES.
Potomac Eec 6s la53-slNo s10@ >, at ,da rSs u
Cautal Traction Cos at 1922.
Washington Gas B.s,i12 light-1122 at at va
Washington Loan & Trust Co.--l0 at $50
10 a 4so e al 500 70 at t 'e9 60 at at 'S3 81
=, a. 20 At So iO at S4Ts. 10 at 81 i ,
st S. 10 at SIS. 6 at 50. 20 at 50, 30 at Sd
AFTER CALL.
Commercial National Banll--10 at 23l.
Union Trust Coo at 10; &c
Washington Gas Llght-3u al DC
I-nion Trust Colo at 22o.
UNLISTED DEPT.
Departmental Bank-40 at :.
4 Money-Call loans. 5 and per cent,
Evening star., 1926-04-27
TELEPHONE COMPANY
PLANS IMPROvEM ENTS
New Central Office at Capitol
Heights Authorized by
Board Today.

Directors of the Chesapeake and Po'
tomac Telephone Company at the
monthly meeting today. authorized i'm
proyements in the District of Column
bia involving expenditures of 1000.
The improvements include under
ground and aerial cable relief in the
Lincoln central office district. EXten-
sions will be made on Twelfth street
north of Otis street. and along Tucker
man street, east of Georgia avenue
An underground conduit will also be
placed in advance of paving on Co
lumba road between Sixteenth and
Eighteenth streets.
Additional central office equipment
will also be placed in several of the
offices here.
The personnel of the board includes
Albert +. Berry. president; Charles ]
Bell, Alexander T. Britton. John Poole
and F.. c. Graham, Washington. and
W. S. Clifford. president, and +. s
Wilson. vice president. the America n
Telephone and Telegraph Company
New York.
new central office To be estab
lished at Capitol Heights. Md. involv-
ing expenditures of more than $4,000.
was authorized at Baltimore City to-
day.
The new office, ii is understood, will
be established about the first of July
and will serve about $50 telephones.
Telephone engineers estimate that
there will be about 500 telephones in
service in this office by January |.
1881.
The board authorized additions and
improvements in Maryland involving
expenditures of $4,000. The Capitol
Heights central Office appropriation is
included in this amount.
Evening star., 1926-04-27
COTTON ADVANCES
9TO 13PO|NTS NET
Steadier Cables Factor in
RiSe-NeW Orleans Mar
ket Is Quiet.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 27.-Cotton fu-
lures opened steady; May. 1858; July,
1903; October, 17.22: December, 1851;
January, 1913. The market was steady
at an advance of to points in re-
sponse to rather steadier Liverpool
cables and covering after the declines
OF yesterday.
May sold off to 1851 after the call
under little liquidation brought out
by the circulation of notices estimated
at about 1000 bales. These near
month offerings were readily absorbed
by trade buying, presumably to fix
prices, however, and the price soon
rallied to 1850. October meanwhile
sold up from 1870 to 1871. the gen
eral list showing net advances OF
about 8 to 13 points at the end of the
first hour.
Early weather advices indicated no
rainfall of importance hi the South.
but showed rather low temperatures
at a couple of Eastern belt points and
reports reaching here from the South
west brought reiterated complaints OF
delayed planting.
NEW YORK April ~ (P).--Cotton fu-
! lures closed steady at net advance OF ii
Evening star., 1926-04-27
New Orleans Quotations.

NEW ORLEANS, April 81 P).-
Cotton futures opened steady; May,
l7.70: July, 1910 bid: October l6:oZ'
December. 1854 bid January 092U.
1850 The market was quiet and IL
regular. first trades being points
up to down. Liverpool cables were
Indifferent and early weather news in
dicated increasing cloudiness in the
West. New crop months rallied after
the call, but old crop positions re
manned unchanged with small trading.
May traded at 1888 and July at u. 40.
or unchanged from the opening, but
points up compared with yesterdays
close. October, however, traded up to
1851. and December. to 1850, or TO
. points above the previous close. New
York reported that notices for only
900 bales for May delivery were is
sued there this morning.
NEW ORLEANS. April 27.-Cotton
futures-1l am. bids steady: May
17.S5: July. 1854: October, 1862; De
cember. 1852; January, 1851.
Evening star., 1926-04-27
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received by Private Wire Direct to The star Once

What improvement took place In the
oil group was too slight to be o1 sig
nificance. Conditions in the OIL IN
dustry are more promising than they
have been for many months, but so
far they have failed to be reflected III n
a material way in the market Tor OH
stocks. Humble Oil, one OF the largest
earners of the so-called Standard SUD
salaries, came down slightly from
Yesterdays final quotations. out most
others were unchanged. South Amerl-
can issues. which have made up
good part of the trading in the OIL sec
ton. continued active, with price
changes small and variable. l.ago is
sues held firm, while slight recesslons
were recorded in Creole Syndicate ana
Venezuelan Petroleum.
Victor Talking Machine. Canada
Dry Ginger Ale and Gillette SAFETY
Razor felt the effect of realizing sales
but the selling failed to communicate
itself to other parts of the Industrial
list. New General Electric stock. ad-
mitted to trading for the first time
Monday. dropped below 81 In sym.
pathy with lower prices for the old
shares on the Stock Exchange.
Evening star., 1926-04-27
C0ASTW|SE TRADE
FOUND PROFITABLE
|, M. M. Sale of White Star
Will Give 1t Entry Into
That Field.
BY j. {. ROYLE.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. April 27.--The tre-
mendous Development of coastal and
intercoastal trade in late years Is
linked in the minds of many marine
experts with the report that the Inter
national Mercantile Marine has prac-
tically completed the sale OF the Whte
Star Line to British interests.
The White Star vessels are under
the British flag. That fact bars them
from entry into American coastal and
intercoastal trade, which has been eN-
tremely profitable in the last feW
years.
The sale price of the White star is
understood to be approximately $780,
400 900 That sum expended directly
on indirectly for vessels under Ameri-
can register would give the lnterna-
tionaI Mercantile Marine entry into
this profitable trade. Seven OF the
ships remaining to the company are
now under the American flag.
1t is doubtful if the crack ships OF
the White Star could be reproduced
new for S36. 400 900. especially III
American yards. But ships deterlo-
rate rapidly. The average life OF a
liner in first class service is about 20
wears. Then it gravitates into the
cheaper and less crowded traffic lines.
Considerable attention has been
given the possibility that the United
States line might he taken over by
the International Mercantile Marine.
But whether this is done or not II
seems assured that the big company
will retain fine vessels on the North
Atlantic run.
The North Atlantic trade stands TO
the shipping business in good deal
the same position that the eXtratare
trains stand to the railroads. Vessels
on that run are a splendid advertise
ment in addition to any prohts they
bring in, just as the Twentieth cen
tury Limited. the Pennsylvania Linn
tied. the Sunset Limited and other
crack trains have an advertising
value beyond what they produce in
cash revenue. But the big profits IN
shipping come from hauling freight
just as they do on the railroads.
Evening star., 1926-04-27
ro< CONSTRUCTION
OD LOANS
FRED T. NESBIT
Investment Rldr. NJ. 9392
OFFICES OF THE
Lanston Monotype Machine TO.
Inyestment Bldg. NJ. 939

Philadelphia April 10. 1925 !,
The annual meeting Of the stoSkhSlTaerr6e r6T Sl
PANY will be held at the George Mason
Hotel Corner Washington and Prince streets;
Alexandria. Va, at IL O'Clock noon. noon. on on
the purpose of electing Board OF Drec-
tors TO serve for the ensuing year ana trais n1,,
acting such other business as may properly
come before the meeting. -, oc
Transfer books will be closed on Aprii 20 20
at o'clock p.m.. and will be reopeheu oi'
May II at 10 O'Clock am.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors:
JOHN A FERGUSON. Secretary.
Evening star., 1926-04-27
BY WILLIAMF HEFFERNAN.
Received by Priv

NEW YORK. April 27.--Falling off
in the trade volume and narrowness of
the general price movement on the
Curb Market today gave close observ-
erS the impression that the public was
not disposed to follow up what recov
cry had taken place during the past
10 days.
Those who were able to retain their
holdings through the depression which
followed the bull campaign of January
are committed to the long side at
prices considerably above those pre-
vailing. In view of the many false
starts recently. they are not disposed
to follow through the slight buying
turries until assured of permanent
change for the better in outside bust
ness conditions.
The eXceSseS committed in the cam
paign for higher prices during October
and November We're costly and proved
that the market had gone too far in
discounting business conditions, pres
ent and prospective. The speculative
element had benefited by the lesson,
and this appeared to be the basis for
the caution exercised in making new
commitments.
Evening star., 1926-04-27
MINING STOCKS.
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, April 27 (P.-Copper
steady; Electrolytic, spot and futures,
IA. Tin, easy; spot and nearby, 63.75;
futures, 61.00. Iron, steady; prices
unchanged. Lead, steady: spot, 1856.
Zinc. steady: East st. Louis spot
and futures. 6.95 to 6.97. Anthony,
spot 1925.
Evening star., 1926-04-27
BALTIMORE IMPORTS.
oecial Dispatch to The Star.

BALTIMORE, April 27.--Bulk i'm
no,-ts received at Baltimore last week
included the following tonnage:
Bananas, 102,007 punches; bone
meal, 1886 bags; clasy. $3.50 tons:
gasoline, 125,00O barrels; iron ore,
SO 500 TONS kainite, 10.950 bags: man.
ganese ore 26,103 tons; nitrate of soda.
41.332 bags; crude Oil, 1000 barrels.
paper, 1,331 rolls; sugar. 91.706 bags:
woodpulp, 4,46S bales; asphalt, 1880
hays
Evening star., 1926-04-27
LOEW'S. INC. REPORT.

NEW YORK, April q CR.--Loew's,
Inc, reports net income of $3,651,753
for the % weeks ended March IA,
equal to $3.44 a share, against $2,945,-
143, or $2.77 a share in the previous
corresponding period Gross income
was S33,624,443, against $30.177.121 a.
wear ago,
Evening star., 1926-04-27

NEW YORK. April 21.--4'ollowin.s
is an official list of bonds and stocks
traded in on the New York Curb Mar
lSpt fOIoN-
Evening star., 1926-04-27
Have You Been stung Yet,

Some men have to get stung good
and hard before they learn to be eau
tious in making investments. Before
you invest-investigate!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-15
VEL'KY ZDAR TUNAJSIEHO
sLOVAKA VO FLORIDF'

Y casopisu "San Antonio Flo
ridan" dozvedame sa, re menovi-
te ma Lowellville a Struthers do
bre znamy Slovak, p. Juraj Ze-
man, dopraciiva sa vel'keho tispe-
chu vo Floride, kde sa odst 'ahoval
asi pred rokom a zakipil majetok
San Antonio. Pan Zeman je
dnes uH spolumajitelom casopisu
"San Antonio Floridan'' pod:
predsedom vydavatel 'skej spoloc-
nosti. Posledne zakipil jednu celn
obec Pasco, sest' mil zapadne le-
ziacu cd San Antonio i S domami,
ktore teraz oprava a opravene
predava investorom osadhikom.
Okrem toho p. Zeman investoval
penfaze inych development
toch', ma ktorych stavia a osa
dz,lje. Zamysl'a zalozit sloven
ski koloniu pri San Antonio, kto-
re lie hi. mestom Pasco okresu.
Pan Zeman v Lowellville ma este
iteraz gazolinovy automobilovy
obchod. Ked' odchadzal do Flori-
dy, Dol sa odobrat' Cd mas. Je on
starry American. Pochodil cele
aSpojene Staty a v Kanade poma-
hal Wade pri zakladani osad. Ma
tedy, dobrn zklsenost' V tomto o.
hi Jade. X jeho 1spechu vo Floride
mu blahozelame prajeme DIAL
Sieho.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-15

Vyrocna vystava antomobiloy
Youngstown odbyvana bude cely
budnci tyzdeh, od 18.. do %. janu-
ara V Hearn- Miller P. & O. budo-
We, ma Mahoning Ave, hned' "a
B. and O. zeleznicnvm mostom. Je
to nova, rozsiahla budova. VISTA
vene bude 12O modelov 80 obchod-
nikmi. Vsetky kary su najnovsie-
no vyrobku mimoriadne krasne
farbene. Vystava otvorena je ka-
zdy den cd IL. hodiny na,poludnie
do II. hodiny vecer. Celia miest-
most je nadherne ozdobena jux-
nymi kvetinanii. Vyhravat bu-
du najlepsie orchestry.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-15
AKf ST L'UDIA PoMsTIvf.

Po tieto dni prisiel ma policiu
isty elovek udal, re domacno-
sti j.. Humanskeho ma Elberon st.
majn palenku. Policia prisla a ma
sla maln zasobu palenky. Human
sky vsak tvrdil, ze palenka ME lie
jeho a po d6kladnom vysetrovanl
policie sa dokazalo, ze Humansky
nsa pravdu a palenku tajne donie-
sol do jeho domacnosti clovek,
ktory Dol al udavaeom ma policii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-15
sKvAJERI BOIL PoKARHANf.

Statny examiner Karl Dodge
prehliadal knMky skvajerov Ma
honing okresu a nasiel, ze skva-8
jer Bailey a skvajer Murray 4
Coitsville Township ved1 svoje e.
rady 1plne len 20 zarobkoveho
stanoviska. Dodge nariadil Bailey
mu, aby vratil 1,329 nazad, ktore
81 nezakonite privlastnil q skvaic,
row Murrayovi $591. Skvajer Ro-
sensteel z Austintown ma vratit
$3.50, skvajer Brooks $3.50 a skva-
jer Green $61.25.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-15
100000 oHEN.

V pondelok mad ramon vypuk-
null vel ky ohen ma West End, kto-
~ znicil budovu Brier Hill Motor
Sales Co. a jeden obytny dom. 2
domu l'udia utekali v nocnych
satoch. Skoda obnasa $lO4, ,OOO. 90.
!Ohen Dol podlozeny, lebo policajti
naAi diva obhorene knoty pri, bu.
dove. bs<I
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-15
VEL'KA BANSKA KATAsTRO
FA v OKLAHOME. *

V uhol'nej bani {. 81 patriacej
DegnanlMcConnell spolocnosti, a
nachodiacej sa blizko mesta Will
burton, Okla, udal sa 13. januara
strasny vybuch uhol 'neho prachu,
ktory celu bahu zasNpal a pocho-
val do jej iitrob 81 banikov, ktori
v tom case pracovali. Len dvaja
banici Ostali ma live.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-15

Sbor 258. T. S. j. Sokol chysta
sa zahrat' ma styrtok, II. februara
vecer v Horvatskej hale ma Bright
Ave. krasnu frasku "Veno'' a po
predstaveni usporiada veselii ta.
necnn zabavll. Herci su uM vybrati
a usilovne sa cvicia, aby sa diva
do kazdemu co najlepsie zapacilo.
VSetci Slovaci East Youngstown
a okolia mech sa chystajn ma toto
divadlo "a taneGnn zabavu Sokolov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-15
$40 BANKOvKY FALSOvANE

Federalna rezervna banka V
Clevelande rozposlala po celom
State vystrahu proti falosnym 500
bankovkam vystavenym ma memo
Federalnej Rezervnej Banky. Ka-
sir banky Nevin hovori, ze falso-
vanie je dost' dobre, takze falos-
most bankovky je t'azko zbadat'
Hodvabne vlakna sd napodobnene
ceryenym atramentOm. T..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-15
Program 3O-rocneho jubileamu spolku
Sv. Amy (. 80. IKSZJ.
NEDEL'U RANO MsGR. BLAHUNKA sLUM sLkvNOSTNU
sv. oNdsU CHRAME sv. CYR R1LLA A METHoDA, vEtER
JE sKvELY BANKET v sKo1sKEJ MESTNOSTI

Jeden najvacSich slovenskych
zenskych spolkov v Youngstown,
Mlozeny pred 30 rokmi, oslavi
ako svoie, tax i 30. vtroGie zalo-
zenia najyacsei slovenskej zenskej
organizacie, I. X. s. Il. Jednotv,
tejto nedeli, II. Januara. Bude to
vyznamna udalost', ma ktorn sa
.nielen clenkyne toho spolku, ale
celia Slovac youngstownska test.
Jubileum zapocate bude rano o
10. hodine pochodom 20 skoly do
chramu Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda,
kde slavnostn1 sv. omsu slnzit
bude hi. duchovny organizacie,
Monsignor Rev. Blahunka, "a ash
stencie Rev. Jana M. Liscinskeho,
duchovneho farnosti Sv. Cyrilla a
Metihoda a Rev. Juraja Bobal, po-
mOcnehO dnchOyneho farnOSti. Il
prilezitosti tejto vsetky ddlsyne
spolku Sv. Amy a p. Odd. Sv.
Heleny, ako al noveho spolku Sv
Terezie pristhpia ku sv. sviato-
stiam. ... ..,.. .. t..-..s
Slavnost' bude zavrSena skye
lynn banketom vecer V Skolskcj
miestnosti, ma ktorom ocakava sa
mnozstvos hosti. Ma bankete od-
menene b5df, spolkom krasnym
darom dye zakladatel ky spolkn
Sy. AIMS, pi. Anna Bernat a pi.
Anna Rokita. Zaeiafok banketu iiie
0 pol s. hodi1k sjeho pfogrsm e
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-15

nasledovny:
l. Star Spangled Banner.
2. Rev. Listinsky predriel.a
modlitbu k veceri.
3. Predsedkyna cisla zahaji
bankct a predstavi Rev. Lis1in-
skaho co toastmaj jstra.
4. Hudba pocas jedenn..
5. Rec Monsignora Blahunhu.
6. Spey - Skolske dietky.
Z. Rec hi. predsedkyni IKSZJ.
pi, Frantisky G. Jakabcin.
s. Rec Rev. Stefana Kosis.
9. Hudba - Orchestra MolIa-
nyho.
10. Rec pani Marie Dolak, hi.
preds. dozornitiek Penn. s. Il. q.
Jednoty.
IL. spev - Skolske dietky.
12. Reel pritomnych Velebnych
Panov.
IS. spev Skolske dietky.
ID. Rec - hi. it1tovnicka I. X.
s. z. j., pi Maria c. Slifka.
+. is. Reel zastnpcov spolkov.
Is. Rec - Rev. Juraj Bobal.
II. Stub vernosti spolku Sv.
Terezie. s ss
IS. Hei, SloyAei.
Ct. obecenstvo je hctive poxva-
ne byt' ficasilym nasho jubileu-
m,l. 4.
yubi,6rny vtbor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-15

jovacie konferencie dohromady.
Keby taky zakon vyniesla kazda
krajina ma svete, vojny by boly
znemoxnene, lebo by nikomu ne
donAsaly zisk. A tvrdi sa vseobec-
ne, ze SO percent vojen ma svete
veden6 bolo jedine k vol hmotne-
mu zisku, w si narodov alebo len
istych tried.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-15
DANE MUsEJt BYT
ZAPI4ATENE DO 20. JAN.

Okresny pokladnik Vogan ozna.
muje, re dane cd majetku musn
byt' zaplatene v jeho 1radovni do
20. januara tohto roku. Vogan
skolektoval dosial' len nieco vyse
million dolarov a ma skolektovat
81, 10000. Vyslovil sa, ze predl-
aenie terminu ma zaplatenie dani
sotva hude povolene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-15

1 y
lang bol p. Anton Palkovic, spra-
wa hi. financneho vyboru K. s.
| Pan mlkovic hovoril O iciel och
*. Sokolstva ma youngstownskej
okolici. Vsctky sbory sdruzene bu-
dn do jednej atletickej ligy Ma
hOning dolinc, ktora bnde pesto-
vat okrem riadneho tclocviku al
| football, baseball, basketball inc
Idbl 'ilbcne americkt hry. Ticz Wy
zvval pomahat postavit slovnn-
ski skoln East Youngstown.
| 81. Denis a Gondol. pri piano
lvofn sprievode 81. Klamarovej "a
! lspievaly "Sedemdesiat sukien ma
Ia" a "Ked' sa Jano.ko ma vojnu
bral'. Ich spev boil okuzl 'ujnci
odmenent boly burlivym potles-
kom.
Nasledovala 81. Magdalena Ko-
jis, hi. podspravkyila X. Sokolov.
ktora prisla ma oslavu az Mil
waukee, Wis. 81. KojiSova recnila
o hesle K. Sokolstva "Za Boha a
narod'. Jej rec bola skvostna,
| takmer basnicka. Hovoriln blyska-
YOU slovencinou. Potom pripla od-
znaky zakladatel kan 13l. Venca
Sokohek, zalozeneho nedavno +.
Youngstown. Rev. Kocis vrelymi
slovami pod 'akoval 81. Kojisovej
"a jej najkrajsiu rec ma bankete
povedanl. ! s.: =. z..-
Predstnveny Dol potion Rev.
Rubicky z New Brighton, Pa, hi.
duchovny X. Sokolov. Rev. Ru-
bicky vydal svedoctvo, ze X. So
koli Sokolky su vernymi pri-
kladnymi katolikmi katolicka-
tmi, nerobia prekazky duchovnym
nikde a spolnpracujii mimi.
Nasledovala pi Zuzanna Kla-
mar ,zsNew Castle, Atax& ~ nA-
lou hi. podspravkynou X. Sokola.
Pani Klamarova vzdala uznanie a
pochvalu p. Jurajovi Kukula a je-
no manzellSe, a p. Antonovi Pal
kovic "a ich vel XII pracu, ktorii
konajii zaujme K. S. ma youngs-
townskej okolici. Potom vzdala IL
ctu neb. Rev. Furdekovi, zakla-
datel 'ovi K. j. knazom, ktorl
boil sokolskymi pracovnikmi cd
iizaciatku, ako Rev. KociS, Rev. Du-
lik, Rev. Skutil, Rev. Tormanek,
ktorych mena naSla uz v prvom
rocnika Sbornika X. S. Vyzyvala
pracovat' "a skolu ma f. Youngs-
town za'hajila v prospech nej
sbierku medzi pritomnymi.
Poslednym recnikom boil miest-
ny duchovny, Rev. Jan KrIspin-
sky, ktorA povedal odusevnenii
rec K. Sokoloch a Sollolkach V
East Youngstown, o ich pomoci a
vyhlasil, ze ackol'vek uz prislii-
cha do viacerych slovenskych spoil
kov, tymto dnom hlasi sa al do
miestneho Sboru X. Sokola. Toto
osvedcenie jeho prijate bolo bur
livym potleskom. Rev. Krispinsky
! potom este peknymi slovami po-
, d 'akoval sa kucharkam "a chutnli
veceru sikovnn obsluhu.
Po zaspievanf hymnv ''Hej Slo-
va'ci'' "a "My Country" obecen-
stvo sa rozislo.
Ma jrrbileume zastupene boly.
nasledovne slovenske spolky E.
Youngstown: Cislo 519. IKSJ.,
muzske cislo Penn. SLOW. X. J.,,
Odbor N. S. S., Sbor T. S. j. So
kol, Cislo 313. NJ. O. KJ. a Zen
sky Slov. Polit. Klub.
Ma bankete mali re6nit' al "a
stupcovia tychto spolkov a ini
recnfci,, ale pre- pokrocilost' casu
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-15

lWadSat 'rOcne Jublleum katoll-
ckeho Sokolstva, Oslavene minulei
nedele Sborom 26. a Vencom l31.
V +. Youngstown, utkvie na dlho
V pamati Slovakov Mahoning do
liny. Oslava pod miidrym vede-
MIN jubilarneho vybor,t vydarila
sa $ kazdtho ohl'adu skvele. Pa
novah skutocna sviatocna nalada.
Pritomni boli ,hostia f. Youngs-
town, Struthers, Youngstown a
okolia, prisli hi. nradnici: hi.
spravca Michal Sincak Mones-
sen, Pa, hi. podspravkyna 81, Mag
dalena KojiS az 2 Milwaukee, Wis.
Ill. duchovny Rev. Rubicky New
Brighton, Pa, miestni clenovia hi.
sboru K. s. PIP. A. M. Palkovic a
Jozef Maruskin, pi. Klamarova a
tri slecny 2 New Castle a mnohi
ini z blfzka a d'aleka. Y
Oslava zapoGata bola rano slav-
nostnym pochodom q slavnostnon
sv. omSou chrame Sv. jana Kr-
stitel'a. Pochodu sitastnily sa ju-
bilujiice spolky, ako al viacere
east -youngstownske spolky. Omsu
sliMil Rev. Jan Krispinsky, du-
chovny spraNca tamo.jscj osady
Sv. Jana Krst.
Vecer Dol slavnostny banket.
Sticastnilo, 81 no do 300 hosti.
Hamrakova hafa, jedina to sloven-
ska vel 'ka verejna budova v E.
Youngstown, ylastnena -bratmi
Janom a Andrejom Hamrak, boIa
q tel prilezitostis pekne ozdobena
smhamf a amefickym praporom.
Stoly boly poprikryvane bielym
platnom ma javisku vyhravala
orchestra Sv. jana Krst.
Prvym bodom bola vecera, kto-
ra zapocata bola modlitbou, pred
riekanou Rev. Krispinskym. Po-
cas- veceri hudba hrala krasne slo-
venske travnice.
Po veeeri pan Juraj Kukula,
predseda jubilarpeho vyboru a
Sboru 26. X. S. privital srdecnymi
slovami host 'ov a d'akoval, ze sa
prisli tesit so Sokolstvom jeho
pokrol<u, urobeneho "a poslednych
20 rokov. Pripomenul, ze pri tel
to prllezitosti al Sbor 26. jubilu-
je 15-rocne svoje trvanie. Potion
predstavil obi 'tibeneho narodneho
pracovnika, Rev. Stefana Koeisa,
duchovneho farnosti Najsv. M. Je-
ziS ma Steelton "a toastmajstra
banketu.
Rev. Kocis v svojej lvodnej re-
ci povedal, ze nejde moe hovorit ),
lebo program je vel'ky a potrva
dlho, kym bude vycerpany, len
zad 'akoval "a poctu a vyslovil sa,
ze podporoval X. Sokolstvo od je-
no zalozenia ma d0kaz svojho sii-
hlasu S jeho ideami, vstdpil do
nedavno zalozeneho sboru pri jeho
farnosti.
Dl'a programu NAL nasledovat
mayor Gordon, ktory vsak Dol zdr-
zany vaznymi zalezitost 'ami a
banketu sa nem0hol s1castnit'.
Slecny Alzbeta Denis NJ. Con-
dol b New Castle, zaspievaly kra-
sne' Z Howdy' a "Trebars som ia
cigahova dcera'', pri pianovom
sprievode 81. Heleny Klamar, tiez
New Castle.
Orchestra Sv. Jana Krst. zahra-
la krasne "Tak1 som 81 frajere-
ckl zamilovap', este jednu slo-
venskl travnicu.
Toastmajster Rev. Kocis pred
stavil zaslMileho pracovnika K.
Sokolov, hi. spravcu Michala Sim
eak, ktory neunavne chodl, agitu-
je a organizuje move sbory po ce-
lei Alilerike do organiza,cie K. So
kolov.
Pan Sin6ak zacal svoju rec pa
ru zsrtami . vyslovenim uznania
praci tunajsich PIP. fararoy. Po-
tom hahozelal zakladatel 'om Is.
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-15

Ctene slovenske obecenstvo je
hctive povolane ma toto prve di-
vadelne predstavenie dramtickelho
krtizku v novel osadnej miest-
nosti.