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The Washington times., 1926-02-04
HE|DE NHENNER
RITES FRIDAY

Elias Heidenheimer, SO years old,
president of the firm or u. Heiden-
haimer. Jewellers, and a resident OF
washington for rs years, died at
his home yesterday.
He had been In the jewelry ana
brokerage business since 1850. Al
though feeble and weak from adj
vanced age. he was in business at
his office, 1886 Pennsylvania Ave.
n w.Xup to the time Of his death.
Mr. Heidenheimer was born IN
GERMANY and married there to his
first cousin, He came to this
country in 1859, first settling IN
hartford. Conn, Immediately be-
came naturalized citizen and
about a year later came here
His first office was at 1913
Pennsylyania Ave. n. W.. next 70
fhe site of the old National Theater,
which was destroyed by fire years
ago. when Pennsylvania Avenue
was a dirt road. In 1875 he moved
~ the corner of Thirteenth ana
Pennsylvania Avenue, and few
wears later took offices at his pres
when the law against brokerages
was passed in 1918 he moved MS
brokerage office to Alexandra, con:
tinuing his jewelry business mere.
He had been member Of B'nal
Birth for many years.
Funeral services win be held 70.
morrow morning at 1880 o'clock q
his home, 1740 Lanier FL n. VI,
with the Rabbi Abram Simon con.
d,Icfine services. Interment will be
IN washington Hebrew Congrega'
ton Cemetery.
He is survived by three sons,
fsaac, Benjamin and Jacque Heiden.
heimer. well known In music circles
here. and one daughter, Mrs. JoseDh
Kohler, Of New York. Ills VIE.
Fanny Heidenheimer, died % years
ago.
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MICHAEI. j. FARRINGTON

Funeral BerVlces Tor MIchaeI ,.
Harrington. ga, who died at his
home, 3O2 K st. NJ. E., Tuesday,
will be held tomorrow morning at
8 o'clock in ST. Aloysius' Catholic
Church, where mass will be cela.
brated. Interment will be In Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
Mr.. harrington was born in IRE
land, but bad lived here more than
IS years He is survived by his
wife. two daughters, Mary and Mar
guerite Harrington, and one son,
John HARRINGTON.
The Washington times., 1926-02-04

packed, skies. ripe, wrapped, fancy
count. $3.50: choice. count. $3.50; 8.
pan cartons, ripes, wrapped, fancy
count, $3.25@3.50; mostly 1925.
Carrots-Supplies light; demand
light: market steady. Texas, busheI
baskets. $1.I5@2.25; best mostly
$500.
String Beans-No supplies on
market.
no sales reported.
Peas Supplies moderate; demand
moderate: market slightly weaker.
Mexico, crates, $6.50@7O0 few
high as $3.50
Peppers Supplies light: demand
light; market steady. Cuba, pepper
crates fancy stock, $500.
Squash, cucumbers, okra-No
supplies on market.
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DEATTI0

samuel 6. Higgs 81. s2s Ninth st.
Meta 2. woifsteiner II. St. Eliza
Walter w king. 10. aoss q st. N. w.
Mabel Reid. 81. 1915 Kenyon st. N. w.
John 2. Hollis. IS. 5000 Twentieth st.
ss%ssl Flf na9: 4. g ss ssoa y y VI
Eleanora walter. ss. 1928 Thirty-fourth
Thomas DAILY, 81. st. Eiizabeths Hos
Mary p, Jacobs. 70, AZ II st. N. w.
Mildred 4. Daily 81. III North CAPT
Ella Berman. II. t14s Seventh st.
ssptimss T; Graham, 81. ss1s Broad
Agnes Y. carrick. IS, i4s twelfth St.
Matthew F. RUPERT IS. 500 8 s..
Elias Heidenheimer, ~, 174o Lanier
ida McGeary.. II. Columbia Hospital
Dorothy Z. Miles days. ~ X st.
Lucy ). jenkins 50. Gallinser Hos
Marie Berry, .. sa1 rhree-and Hair
Catherine >, Morton. II. 1871 colun-
Carolina Green. 50 years. tuberculosis
Thomas Tanefmon. II years, Home
for Aged and Infirm.
Elizabeth Thompson. 50 years. 1911
Second St s. r..
Agnes Beaver. is. Garfield Hospital.
John johnson. 81. Freedmen's Hos
Cora a. Brooks. 50. 81 Defrees st.
Louis H stewart 50. EOS & st. N. e.
John Lucas, IL, sos L st. s. w
James H. Lee. 40. Tuberculosis Hos
. q +
Ave N. r,
Fred jackson. a, Garfield Hospital.
Leonard Cash. ~ months, IT'S Sea-
Robert P. Washington. ~ months.
123 l. st. ". w
Bessie n. Wormley. 3 months. 27Og
o st. N. w.
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Births, Marriages, Deaths
Phone Notices to Main $500, Obituary Desk
Death nOllees

HARTUNG--on Tuesday February 2
1925, at 8 p. m, JOHN HARTUNG,
beloved husband of Louise p. HartunS,
aged sixty-five years. .
Funeral from his late residence, 90
Bryant Street Northwest, on Friday,
February s, at b. m. Relatives and
friends invited to attend Interment
at Rock Creek Cemetery.
HEIDENHEIMER - On Wednes-
day, February 8, 1925, ELIAS
.HEIDENHEIMER, aged SO years.
Funeral from his late residence,
174O Lanier ri. N. w, on Friday,
February 5, at 1880 q. m. Please
omit flowers.
KELLY-On "wednesday, February 3.
1925, A. GEORGE KELLY, JR., aEed
#13 years months, SON Of Mr.. ana Mrs.
A. George Kelly, 122 18th ST. ~. -.
Funeral at Holy Comforter Church.
Fourteenth and East Capitol Streets,
Saturday morning at o'clock. Inter
ment Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
TdIEkBACH--Wedn esday, February 3,
1926. at $3.50 q. M, LYDIA JANE (nee
Delanol. beloved wife or William 3. g.
Thierbach.
Funeral from the late residence. go
Pennsylvania Ave. s. e.. Friday. Feb
ruary s. at p m. Relatives and friends
Invited. Interment. private, ct Con-
gfesgIonal Gemetery.
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We even buy your p. G. tags
and fill your tank with gas, and
on top of all this we give FREE
SERVICE for All minor ADJUST
ments for 80 days.
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BIRTiHS

John W. and Bertha Leeds, boy.
Ivan and Louise r. Thompson. boy.
Greeley U. and Kiair G. Camp, boy.
Irving G.. and Rosette Small, boy.
Robert L. and Francis e. Shepherd
boy.
Sayerio and Concetta Buonviere. girl
James H. and Grace z. Trail girl
John F. and Frances q. Cavanaugh
girl.
John H. and Ethel Page, girl.
Arthur and Clara Follin, boy
Ralph /. and Fern Schneider, boy.
John and Emma King, boy.
Osceola and Juanita Madden GIRL
West and Bertha Warren, boy
Thomas and FIorine ". Roache, boy.
John and Mile Jones. girl.
Robert and Lille Tolson. boy,
The Washington times., 1926-02-04

Every car offered in this sale
lis in good mechanical condition,
All have five good tires. All are
fully equipped as to curtains, tools,
etc, in fact, every car is ready
to put in service without the ex-
penditure of one cent on the part
of the purchaser.
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Essex Coach, rs. $500
Hudson Coach, '25 llatest). S75
Nash "a Touring ......... 500.
Buick '28 Touring ........ 500
Odds '25 Coupe. ........ SIS
Dodge Coupe, sacrifice 75
Piedmont Tour, Lycoming". IS
Mash Sport, @. x $1,000. 160
Ford, "a Coupe, bargain 200
Odds 4S Touring M, o. K..... so
bort, good runner. ~. So. 80
Maxwell (Chrysler colors) $50
Durant Sedan, painted .. 376
Studebaker Special" painted 476
Buick K45 Touring 325
Nash 49, 20 Touring 200
Nash "6' 7-pass Sedan 200
Ford 4-door Sedan, new paint 325
10 other cars in good condition
all placed on sale and must
move.
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PERSONALS

EFFECTIVE this date. ] will not Be
responsible for any debts contracted
other than by myself. Nathan r.. Beavers
ala Seaton Pl. N. K.
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Yesterdays FINES AND FoRFETUREs

John w. SfnlEn. 0V
Nora E. Nelson. -. 50
Samuel Lewis. IS
Calvin w. Stonnell. Is
Richard Winfield. 25
Jas. III. Mccormick. %
Stanley III. Gill. SIS
John r. Boone. $25
Robert F. West -. rs
Benz. F. jackson p
Robert Ball. $780,. %
Philip C. Harding. 20
vinc't E. Thompson Is
Harry Bissett. 10
Samuel Fairchild. Is
David Kessler. 10
Robert C. Jones II
Grey II. Oyster. IL
Cecil chatham. -. 10
George Burroughs. 10
Zeb B. Williams. 10
n. w. Jackson - 10
Norman Van Horn. 10
w. K. Mellon -. 10
Eddie Smith. $500. Z
William Norris -. {
Abe d. Beavers. Z
Carry w. Veach. -. D
Geo. A. Alexander. >
Theodore Moody. ,
Fred B. Miller 49,. >
Ernest Tolson. $50. 5
Samuel Dews. 500. 5
Francis Hart. $50. S
Glenn Snyder $500. j
Luther L. Smith. D
Roger C. Johnson. )
Russell D. McShea. o
Howard o. Coaster. )
Francis z. Day.. 0
Samuel Frazier. j
Samuel E. Williams !
NorviII Belt. ....... j
Chas. s. Havener. )
Francis E. Hought'n !
Fred 7. Penner,.
Randolph Bellnlan. :
Jas. J. Johnston.
Mckinley Whiting
VIM. H. Wenger.
Paul r. Reincke. >.
L. w. Gerilford -. /;
Myrtle r. McKelney {;
Arthur E. Hoover.
Guy Cartrell. ......
Luther Williams. =.
Arthur Coles $500.
Clarence Daily 80.
Simon Gerber -.
John j. Allen 49,.
Daniel J. Berger.
Evelyn Clark 49,.
Oscar Baum ....
Minnie s. Foraker.
Albert Harris .
IameS r HoliinpS-
worth ..:.....
Hilda Green ...
Archibald Grill -.
Otis III. Smith. $500.
Theodore D. Peyscr
Francis A. Davis
Rome Soyes -. :.
Ewell G. Walker.
Herman !. Mcleod >.
r. B. Armstrong.
Fred w. Swanton.
Otto S. Brodt -.
Edward p. Elliott.
Reuben Rosenberg.
Ralph Landau.
Lonnie Hair.
Francis j. Brocn.
Percy Ballou .-..
Walter j. GrIgss...
Mildred Brown 49,.
Carlisle Christy -.
Henrietta Albers.
Harold S. Blackman
Loe Ballinger -.
Moody Garner -.
William III. Bowman
II. O. Fleming.
III. c. Mccall.
W. Ingraham ....
W. T. jackson -.
g. 4. Water.
Charles Green ....
The Washington times., 1926-02-04

ALL ARE READY TO DEM
ONSTRATE. EVERY CAR is A
GOOD. BUY AND WILL GIVE A
SATISFACTORY RETURN FOR
EVERY DOLLAR OF THE PUR-
CHASE PRICE.
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AUTO ACCESSORIES

PARTS-Mostly all makes of cars Sold
at junk prices. S24O Prospect Ave.
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gPECYAL NOTICES

NOTICE TO ALI. CONCERNED
Notice ID hereby given that All per-
sens having claims or obligations againss
the Marshall Heights Land ,GompAn >. !.
must preaei.t them for establishment -
the office Of the unuersigned, y. Hen ~
Brown treasurer or said COMPANY, = Y
18th street Northwest Warrington, -.
c.. on Or before February 8. ~
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AutOInOtive
AUTOMOBILES FOR SAFE

pAons c,oss.t.sa Ads e Ma.n sc
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AutOnOtive
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paoas classltIsd al 8 Masn 5aso
, 1926-09-24
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Great Britain And North
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Effective at once, articles Registered
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The envelopes or covers of articles
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, 1926-09-24
? RO GS
OF THE
COLONL L COUNCIL
FOR ST. CIR ok.
Continued from yesterdays AUis.)

Continued from y~e8tordagS Avis.)
Government Secretary Baker, intro
d ced the Ordinance saying: Mr.. Chair,
q an The Government is very anxious
to protect bird life wherever possible
anG oere are a gfeat many bird nests
in Ick Island Ind iG is recommend
ed to set that is a.baside as a game pre-
serve. The wisdor, Of this is SO we'll
known TO The Q.l4d, the people of this
island that furtcag comment seems an
necessary.
Bird Member for C~hristiansted Coun-
try District Berg remarked: Mr..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-10
YouNagrowrsKt sLovENsKE NovINY

stoy udakm pokona keby tu neboly prisly inc pre-
kazky do cesty. Ked vyjednavanie bolo vSnajlepsom
prdde ked Svehla kyval nerozhodnosti koza Ma
tejov bJvala prava ruka Hinkova vyrukova do yereJ
losts hroznou obzalobou dra Tuku byv. plofesora
mad alskej unverzity vplyvneho >poslanca TudoveJ
strany ze preyadzal vlastizradn cinost ze bo spo
ieni mad vladou Cd korej vra prijmal peniaze ze
MIN organizovand rodobranu zamys al pouzt revolt
Gil Toto postacilo Ucinok bol talk vel KY ae sa cs lido
va strana verene postava prot vstupu udove strany
do vlady Msgr. Sra1nek jednom slovenskom shro-
mazdeni vyhasl ze jeho strana bude bpjovat tak1
zensk salospravu aki Cesko Moraya, co vraj po-
saG aby sa Slovaci cti Sovellsku donna Ia Sranl
kom PROFESSIONAL pro udovej stlane inl vpyvn ceskl
soyenski udia tax Svehla odvola syoj Stub odo-
prel dat do rk ludakom ninistersyo pre- sprawl So-
venska.
Tol koto SINE vyroznneli rozlicnych clankov. Lu-
dova sraa vyhlasa ze do vady nepode bez bratislav
sk6ho instestva. tax edy zostane mad 'alej opo-
zicii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-10
ROZISLI SA.

nou ked tn odraz druhc ruky mieso kolo hrda padly
na tvare objima lcch nastalo nenle pletrhnutle
kiatkeho priatel stva.
Ako nozno vyrozunet' rozlicnvch udajoy, situacia
znenila sa lasovam ceskych mar socalistov vadne
predloy; Kozovou bonbou udanej ylastizradnej Gin
llDst dra Tuk tiez nasedkom vel keho odporu eske
lidoye straly inyc proti zavedeniu ndackeho rezmu
im Slovensku.
Kynl ceski mar socialist neukazoyali ochotu podpo-
6yat vadu pozicia udakov bola sina Sveha i'm ocho-
tile daval bratislavske mnsterstvo. Kef mar socia-
is lpzLod podporoyat Syehlu ten ludakoy uz tax vel
nepotreboval "a oh vstp nechcel draho zaplatit
blatislavskfm milisterstvoln.
Avsak SVehla bal by VA wider podpore Soeali-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-10
JANosfKOv PoKLAD.

Kazdemu Slovakovi j. dobrc
znamo, he Janoslk w pred dvesto
rolsami zaeal bojovat "a prava
nasho milovaneho Slovenska a le-
ho utlacaneho ludu. kcd' memo
hol inacej, rozbijal panom zamky
a tam nahromazdene zlato, penia-
ze a me poklady pobral clastoc-
ne medzi ch,ldobnym l'udom roz-
dal, mnoho ale horach pokryl
pre- st 'astnejsiu generaciu.
! Dir. Lesak, bratislaysky lekar,
| HI 'adal tento ohromny poklad.
Ze jakym sposobom a jake no ma
siel, precitajte 81 knihe vyse u
ldanei. Hruba kniha je opatrena
ll5 obrazkani mozete ju kuplt
neviazano Is sositoch "a $1.Ol
viazano makkej oprave "a SLID
lPostou 10c Wac. Tdto knlz
/ lSu mono dostat v nasej redakcl
II F
NJ. MRAZ
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-10
zAUJATosr KULTURU MEDzI sLovAKMI

dOsane sa pllezltost pozofoVat aku
zauatost' kutiru vedia prejavit amer1ckl Slovac
Minua nedePa bola ednou tych prilezitostl Odo-I
vzdayanv bol k,lturny dom = Stambaugh Auditorium -
do zitku ludu Vzdor vel mi zlemu pocasiu dohnuo sa
tam ma pat tisic lud lduc nu pisate strenul tlo
ma mladym Slovakmi Lansngvlu. Ked' bolo po vset-
kon sclvne postavl ku havne brane ably vide ktoI
tam vsetko boil Videl nmozstvo Amerkanov Iidov al
Talanov pocul greGtinu nemGinu srokych schodach
sa ozyva' - len sove1sky ME- Videl dive slovenske va
re la dodaok ku predosle spomenutym to vsetko MOI
no bolo c Wac ale iste to ko ko ko by $4,000
Slovakov svedcilo.
Drelhd prilezitost' chcenle spomendt' dakomu do
svedoma vstnpt Pred pol rokom po prvy raz sa stalo
&c americka kniznica vydaa pre- Sovakov prepotrebm
knihu americkt isoru Psaly nej vsetky sovensko-
alerickc casopisy pochvalne vditenom meste Cd
lor1iCav iu /vrele Ked' direkom knihovne videl w
strzky zaradovali tesi pozornosti akl nase caso
psy venovaly knizke Boil 81 sti, re knihovna preda
dost kniziek, ably zaplatia ch tlac vazbu Piano
vala vvdat' druhi knizku neco typckeho ameickeho
zyota Aby Slovakom tn epsie zo, ably necti tax
cudzo No. axe sklamanie! Kniziek nepredalo am
toko aby polovica vvdavkov boa nahradena. Ze co 81
lyslia teraz uei Anerikani mas to nevyjavime ale
llam6jverm, citime hanbu
Toto snysl'anie Amerikdnov m6ze este napravit.
celom okoi Youngstown byva $4,000 Slovakov. ked'
len iede tridsiach kupi tto kzk tax sa lch preda
500 postaci vyplatenie lctov.
V Amerike zijeme, Amerka je nasa vast Dava
nam chlcba vsetko porebnc. Dava nieen chleba ma
son ale nnohlm al peknt domy, automobile, dava klas-
kostoly skoy, jakych kraji nemoz AM pomyset
my Amerike tax vd acme toto vsetko re neclce-
ne zat AMI len je hstoru je dejiny bojov ia sobodu
boov "a vysoke ideae dejny ej zazracneho vzlstu
dosazena.
Nebud me nevd d'aenikm! A nebud me lahostajn ku
kultnre! Len kulttr1y narod stoji daco 70 vdime
ysade: historii kazdodenom zvote. neloze byt'
nikto kult11m cloyekon. ked' nepozna AMI len hisoriu
ylasti ktorej ziie
Prosimc vsetkych ctateovc ably sa knizky zaujali.
kto ju w ma mech povie nej druhenu kto jul nema,
mech 81 ju knp Nevytlkame nikonu re Mlneskal tax
urobt predtym To Fahko zabudne vec, ktora Je
nie zvotnc potreba Ale 81 treba uvedon re Je to ME
pekne pre- mas vsetkyc ked nedbae co 81 nase knl-
ilnej drovn nysa takom mese, ako je yerejna kl-
hovna Pltisi se peron Ufame, re nam to bude pre-
minute poslizi dobremu
Knzka, ktorej je rec, menuje sa 'Amerika nasa
ylast jej e $15O. Slovaci kon by knizku chcel
prcdavat dom do domu, dostam obchodnn srazku Mo
III 81 ccstne zarobit vanocne vydavky tomu po-
SHIFT sloveske literature dobrej povesti sovenskeho
naroda. knizSv sa trebA hlasit' V nasej ledakci.
RoZISLI SA.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-10
PEKNE z1sKY BANK.

Commercial National banka V
svojej zprave itcastinarom ozna
mila, re tohorocne dividenh, obna
sat budll II percent.
City Trust banka zarobila pre-
iucastlnarov IA percent tohto roku
a Mahoning National banka 1t
percent.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-10

predsedoyia; j. C. Scfranka, tai. J;
Karol Belohlavek, pokladnik P.
Janmiska, Rev. Orbach a j. Cullen
fin. vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-10
O kongrese
novinarov
Zastupene bolo II casopisov,-
Sdruzenie bude mat ohlaskove
iednatel 'stvo a dostavat' kabelo-
graficke zpravy kraja.

gra1lcke ZpTaVy hIdJo' ...."
Koncres SdrtMenia Slovenskych
Eovinarov. vydrziavany :. a 3.
decembra Scrantone, vynlesol
mnohe uzavretia, ktore znamena-
il pokrok pre- narod, pre- casoplsy
i pre- samych novinarov. Dl'a zpra
Wv "Denn. Slovak Amerlke /,
na kongrese za>tupene bolo IL ca
sopisov. a to: Obrana, Denn. Slo-
yak V Amerike, Jednota, Sloven-
skv Hlasnik, Narodne Novlny,
Bratstvo, Katolicky Sokol, Jaro,
Slovo, Priatel' Dietok Svornost .
Kongres sa vydrziaval " hoteli
Casey. Referaty prelniesli: preds.
SLOW. Ligy Ivan Bielell, knIhtla-
ciar Pavel Jamriska, red. Obrany
Karol Stiasny, red. sSlov. Hlasnika
Karol Belohlayek red. Dem.
lSloy. Am. J. C.. Sciranka. Ne
t1rolog "a j. A. Ferleneikom pred
niesol Ivan Bielek.
kongres sd usniesol:
Ably X. StiasnN vypralcoval
,lan vydavania casopisu novina-
row a ably sostavil skalu platov, a
it majii redaktori dostavat'.
! Clenovia maui zaujmy jedon
| tlruheho chranit' a Zastavat%.
Trad Sdruzenia ma sriadit
| zpravodajsku sluzbu pre- sdruze.
niarske casopisy. Tyka sa to hlav
he kabelografickych zprav so Slo
yenska.
Rev. G. l.. Orbach, Gustav Ko
Tx J: C. Sciranka maju sriadit
New Yorku ohlaskovi1 agenciu
ktora by prijlmala ohlasky dt
lasskych casopisov a Z toho zisl
nalo Sdruzenie a nie agent.
| Ably raz V roku Dol ''Tyzdei
| lov. knihy easopisu' po vset
iych nasich koloniach Ameri
le.
! Ziskat amer. tlac pre- nase ma
rodne veci.
/ Vydat' dejiny amer. Sloyako'
y anglictine.
! Vydat' narodny katechizmu
/ ire deti.
| Jamriska ma presvedcit' slo,
| laciarne 0 vyhodach sscost sly
| ,temu'.
| Odporiicat' sa ma vel 'ka sch6
liza SLOW. intelligence a obchodn
'lov vo Washingtone.
Krem tyychto, prijate boly via
ere Inc odporncania.
Sdruzenie ma $4,000 majetk,
I NoUresu poslane bolo 5000 kt
i'm red. Hynekovi Dostalovi, ktt
i sa nateraz nachodi v kraji n
ieceni.
q prilezitosti kongresu lspori,
lany Dol al skvely banket, II
storom povedali kratke, reel viz
,eri licastnici, medzi mimi j p. NJ
hal Bosak, hostitel'.
Ma kongrese pritomni boil:
van Bielek, Jozef zary, Ignac J
Tatala, Karol- Belohlavek, Rev {
L. Orbach, Jozef Htlsek, Mich;
kludlag, Gustav Kosik, Paw
Jaanriska, Michal Benedik, ia
G. Scfranka, Karol Stiasny a ia
Cullen.
Novt flrad Sdruzenia je pasl'
ldovny karol Stiasny, predseds
Jozef zary d Gustav Kosik, POI
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-10
ODKAZ REDAKCIE.

Dckoncenie clanku ''TaJnostl
americkej prosperity pre- nedo'
statok miesta mllseli SINE odlozlt
do budtlceho cisla.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-10
JANosfKov PoKLADl
Nasli Janosikove psniase! Nasli
JanoSikove zlato!

Teraz vysiel novy l'udovy ro-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-10

M. MRAZ
800 w Federal St., Youngstown,O,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-01-28
OPERATORS TURN
DOWN PEACE PLAN
John [. Lewis, Head Of Miners,
is Ready to Reopen Farley to
End Coal Strike

Observation-Disclosures operators
announced that the Scranton Times
plan to end the coal strike did not
meet any requirements of the situa-
ton"
The following statement was rs
sued:
Regarding reports that the anthra-
cite operators had accepted strike
settlement plan proposed by e. ]. Ly-
nett Of the Scranton Times, the Phi
ladelphia office of the anthracite oper-
ators' conference states that Mr.. Ly-
nett's plan did not meet any require
ments of the situation and had not
been accepted by Mr.. Inglis or the
operators"
President Lewis, after a brief con-
ference at Scranton with e. L. Lynett.
publisher of the Times. had made
known that he would meet the opera
tors in another conference. The
mine workers leader was in confer
ence with Mr.. Lynett less than an
hour in accepting the proposal of the
Times. He expressed a desire to COM
municate with Mr.. Inglis, with view
Of having Alvan Markle call both
sides together again.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-01-28
Mount Where Lies Mosesh

About Is miles from Maseru, The
capital of Bautoland, stand Thaba
Bosigo, "the mountain of the night"
Used as royal burial ground, where
rests the Great Mosesh, his son and
grandson, this impregnable noun
tain was the scene of the great battle
in which Mosesh-who founded the
Basuto nation nearly 100 years ago
defeated with great loss the war
riors of the cruel Umziligazi. Not
far away are the Naluti mountains
which extend for about 80 miles
toward the Natal border-with the
peak of Machacha reaching to a
height of 1000 feet. This peak
was named after the chief Of that
name, who was besieged there by
the royal impis Of the Zulus, and
where, SO runs legend, he and his
followers were reduced to cannibal-
ism in cave near the summit.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-01-28
Weeks Made Defendant in Suit

Washington-A suit against John
w. Weeks, former secretary of war.
for $1,102,000 alleged to be involved
in claims settled in 1921 in connec-
ton with the purchase by the United
States Of Austrian ships, was filed
here by Charles B. Brewer, former de-
partment of justice employs. Brewer.
who figured prominently in the inves-
tigation Of bond duplication In the
bureau Of engraving and printing sew
eral years ago, declared in his suit
that the claim, approved by Mr.. Weeks
when he was secretary of war, was
false and, on behalf of the United
States and himself individually, asked
recovery Of the amount allowed. The
claim, he alleged was for $550,000 and
was awarded George A. Garden and
Anderson Herd.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-01-28
Barge Contract Is Signed

Minneapolis-The northwest signed
up for the barge line that will give It
an all-water route to the sea. Vir-
tually all the details preliminary to
the establishment of the line were
completed when 8. s. Thorpe, presi-
dent, and A. C. Wiprud, secretary Of
the Upper Mississippi River Barge
Line corporation, affixed their sigma
Waterways corporation, the govern
ment agency which will operate the
barges between Minneapolis and st.
Louis