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The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1926-09-30
By
ELIZABETH HART

F1rSt J0lnS we were TlSHJ up dlHlOSi
onto a man when he turned his head
and saw us. The way that man jumped
sideways-he beloved out Fool
Nate got ratified and whirled the wheel
and we headed right for a bunch of
people that weren't even on the pave
ment Say-you never saw such
scattering. They just flew in all di-
rections, and some of them got tan
gled up together and fell down. And
mad-say-I thought I'd die
Mr.. Bond: That's nothing funny.
You'd better not let me hear of your
being out with Nate, especially when
he's in that condition. (Taking out
a cigar.) Guess I'm due smoke.
Jack: Same here.
Lizette: Me, too. Don't be shocked,
dad This is a night Of discoveries.
Jack: Smoking hasn't hurt you, has
it. dad?
Mr.. Bond: But, your mother
Jack: That's what say. ] don't APP
prove of girls smoking.
Lizette: Don't preach, bruddy, moth
er would hate as much to see you
smoke as she would me. Nice mother.
Jack (confidentially): See here, dad.
Lizette and / want you to help us out.
We want to give party at the house
here next week in honor of Miss Van
Slater of Detroit We want it to be
lively-not too lively-but we'd like
to have little something on hand to
keep the crowd popped up-you know.
Mr.. Bond: Now you know very
we'll
Lizette: Yes, we know very well
mother wouldn't have il.
Jack: But you're a good sport, dad.
Couldn't you drive mother out to Aunt
Maud's for visit next week?
Mr.. Bond: Why, as far as that is
concerned-she's been wanting to go
for some time-But, see here I'm
going to be present at that party.
There's to be nothing going on here
that might get into the papers.
Lizette: Sure, dad; we want you at
our party. You might come in handy.
Sometimes these little parties get be-
yond control when there are no older
persons around.
Jack: Sure do.
Mr. Bond: Your mother likes to
give parties for you. II doesn't seem
right
Lizette and Jack Just this once,
dad.
Mr. Bond: You wouldn't want to do
anything that would hurt her
Lizette: No, no, dad. Not anything
really bad. This is just going to be a
harmless little frolic-a little more
up-to-date than mother would approve
of, maybe.
Mr.. Bond Your mothers mighty
proud of you two
Jack: And maybe we're not proud
of mother She's always been dandy
good scout-that is-well-you know
mothers strong for the straight and
narrow trail. You see, mothers the
original female of the species .
Rights right and wrongs wrong to
mother
Lizette: You've said it. A thing is
either black or white with mother. No
intermediate gray with her, especially
where booze is concerned.
Mr.. Bond: She's right about It. too.
believe.
Jack: ! guess she is, but what's a
fellow going to do in this day and age ?
LiZette: One hates to be suueamish
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1926-09-30


catch you with the goods?
Lizette: Really, though, dad, we've
known it for a long time. But we re-
spected your desire to shield us from
temptation and kept as mum as min
nows.
Jack: Don't you remember, Sis, our
favorite indoor sport when We were
kids was to ferret out dads bottle and
smell of the cork?
Lizette: Do you remember, bruddy,
the time l had a tea party for some
of the little neighbor youngsters, and
you played butler and filled the cups
out of dads bottle.
Jack: Gee, wasn't that great. It's
a good thing the cups were so small.
] was just getting ready for the sec
ond round with the bottle when we
saw mother coming. She met old lady
Hilton out in front of the house and
they talked about an hour, or we'd
have got ours that day.
Mr. Bond: You good-fornothings
why can't you be like your mother?
Lizette: Because it's easier to slide
with dad than climb with mother
I'm going to reform shortly after this
party.
Jack: I'm going to cut the stuff out
entirely when | get through college
If ] can find girl with mothers prin.
ciples-
Lizette: Talks cheap, bruddy. Did
you answer our question, dad?
Mr. Bond: Let's see, you want the
party next week?
Jack: Yes, next Friday night.
Lizette: Listen, dad. You take
mother down to Aunt Maud's next
Thursday morning and go after her
Sunday.
Mr. Bond: Perhaps mother will want
to make longer visit.
Lizette: Oh, we'll coax her not to
this time. There's ma luck ABBOTT the
hoose" when mothers away Ell, brud
dy?
Jack: It's pretty flat around here
all right when she's gone. looks at
watch) Hadn't mother ought to be
home pretty soon?
Mr.. Bond Cooking at clock): She is
late tonight? Call up Chipmans, per
maps sue StOppeu tHere. Tell them L III
step over and get her.
Jack: No, I'll go and get mother.
Lizette: I'll go with you
Lizette (phoning): Mrs. Chapman?
This is Lizette. Is mother there, Mrs.
Chipman?-Oh, you didn't go to
church ?-Thank you.-Good by
Lizette: Mother isn't at Chipmans.
They didn't go to church.
Jack: Darn shame mother had to go
alone.
Mr.. Bond: Well, Gilchrist came in
Il couldn't go. She probably came
back with the Hiltons and stopped
there.
Lizette: Wonder IL I'd better call
up Hiltons?
Mr.. Bond: I'd wait a few minutes.
She's with Hiltons,' ] suspect.
Jack: Maybe they took her for
drive. It's a swell evening Moon
light and everything
(Phone rings and Jack goes to an
swer it,
Jack: Here she is now.
Mr.. Bond: That's Glchrist. I've
been expecting him to call me
Lizette: I hope it's mother.
Jack (at the phone) II isn't, it's
man speaking (Phoninp) He1lo-Who
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1926-09-30

CHRISTI
Jack: Met him down the street. Pre-
tended l was in an awful rush. | can't
stand his line of CAB. And that Nate
Gilchrist sure is flat tire. Did you
know he's trying to make an impress
sion on LiZette these days?
Mr. Bond: DO him lots of good,
imagine Lizette wouldn't use him for
a door-mat.
Jack: Well-no-of course not. Did
Lizette go to church with mother?
Mr.. Bond: No, Lizette didn't show
up.
Jack: Is that right? You didn't
let mother go alone? You know how
she likes to have some of us go with
her
Mr.. Bond: / know, but Gilchrist
came up to talk over business prop
Osition.
Jack: Darn shame mother had to
go alone. l shook the bunch as soon
as / could and came home. | wanted
to see if Lizette got home all right
l mean-I thought she would be home
to go with mother. She left Oldhams
quite a while before l dld.
Mr.. Bond: She did? Who was she
with?
Jack: Why, why-that's just what
l don't like about it. She was with
that Nate Gilchrist And, he was lit
up, as usual, of course.
Mr.. Bond: Oh, guess not. Lizette
has too much sense.
Jack: Hold, on dad. Say, fill this
flask, won't you?
Mr.. Bond: Well, this is going a lit
tie too far when youngsters like you
Jack: oh, come on, dad. II tastes
as good to me as it does to you.
Mr.. Bond (reluctantly filling flask
What would your mother think
Jack: Mother don't need to worry
about me. I'll never be a booZer. But
just now it's the fad-I wouldn't like
to have her know about it though.
ENTER Lizette, who runs in, kisses
father. She shifts, sees bottle Jack
is trying to hide. Lizette reaches for
bottle but Jack passes it back to
father.)
Lizette (holding out glass;: Just
drop, dad. My nerves are a wreck.
Mr.. Bond (distressed): Why, Liz
cite. (He holds bottle away but fin
ally gives in and pours some liquor
into glass;
Mr.. Bond (reproachfully) What
would your mother say?
Lizette: I'll do my drinking on the
Q. T., same as my daddy does. Really,
dad, don't drink-not to speak of.
Lizette aside to jack: 1t does
taste better than it used to, Ell, brud.
dy?
Jack Somewhat-but ! don't APP
prove of girls drinking What would
you think If mother
Lizette: Did you let mother go to
church alone? | intended to come
back, but ] forgot it was Sunday The
bunch got to dancing.
Jack: You were lucky to get home
alive. What possessed you to go off
with that crazy fool? He hasn't hard
ly sense enough to drive car when
he's sober.
Lizette: Does dad know?
Mr.. Bond: Yes, dad knows. I'm
surprised at you, Lizette.
Lizette: Don't scold, dad tell
you how it happened. | saw that Mol
ly Boyd was crazy about Nate Gil
christ so | thought I'd show her
could take him away from her if
wauted 70 And heliava mo ~ wac
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1926-09-30

This is one of the prize-winning one
act plays in the Ivaloo Pearl Eddy-Spo-
kane Women one-act play contest.-Ed-
TORS Note.
Cast of Characters.
Mr.. Bond-prosperous, easy-going
business man. Middle-aged.
Mr.. Gilchrist- friend of Mr.. Bond.
Nervous type.
Jack Bond-son Good-loOking boy of
twenty.
Lizette Bond-daughter Nice ap-
pearing girl of eighteen. Not flapper
type.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1926-09-30

Thursday, September 30, 1926
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1926-09-30

Time-Sunday evening. Sum
Place-Bond residence.
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-16
YouNesroWNsKE sLovE4sKE KovINY

Sovenskej Ligy spolu slovenskym spokam ma okoli
jestvujucimi Ma poslednom Dni bolo najmenej 5000
udi Ufame ze eraz kazdy Slovak da prac pokoj pri
de- ably mas bolo najmenej 10000 Pttsburghu ma Slo
venskom Dn bolo udajne 10000 ludi; Scrantone
Judi New Yorku 225Oo. Preco by mas nemohlo byt'
aspon $4,000 20 sreho okoa ratadc do toho Farrell
Sharon Warren i Newton Falls? Svojou pritomnost'ou
ukazeme ze name cit spolupat1icnos do roka raz
sa sist spou tomto mori cudzch narodnosti je po-
vnnost ou ably SINE presvedh ze nase rady nerednd
ale hustn re sa netratime, ale s1stredu ujeme Prid
sa poznat prd me potesit prld me sa sbzlt, prid
me 81 potvrdt' re jedna slovenska rodina ktoru
victor osu zavial daeko sire more do nezname1 ale
priatePskej zeme ktora nam dava prezitost M po ud
skv Prd'me ma g. julia do Campbell parku utvrdt svo
ie sovenske bratstvo svoje narodne povedomie posi
nit sa dasm pracam narod Pridme vsetci ma Slo-
vensky Den! .#a1
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-16
MEDZI MANI.

Najdostojnejsi biskupi sovenski Jan Vojtassak 20
Spisskeho Podhradia dr. Pavel Jantausch Trnavy
medzi Sovakmi Mahoning dony. Ma buddci stvrtok
prijdu medz mas al najdpp bskupi Marian Blaha Ban
ske Bystrce dr. Jozef Carsky Kosc. Je to navsteva
akej este nemai ake SINE este pred paru rokmi
ami snivat nemohli Je to ako sen ale skutocnv bla
zaci.4
Slovaci Mahonng doliny srdecne vita1 slovensk ych
velekazov rodnej vlast kori neprestali movat ami
po dhych rokoch prezvania dalekej ze1n amerckej.
Milun vsetko, co e slovenske vanie dychom veleb
nych Tatier co upomina ich kolisku, ich rodnd
vlast, fch narod vieru. Mujd tedy zvast teplym
srdcom al veleknazov svoho rodu, svojej krv svojch
kosti, cacch pudom zij1cich pre- l'ud T1to lasku
vycitia najd PIP. Biskup medz nam tax, ako u pocit
ju po vsetkych osadach slovenskych Amerike.
Ale lasku asku, hovorf nase prfslovie Slovaci
Mahoning dolny, poctom vyse 14,o00 dust, prdu k
vznesenym hostom svojim zohrat lucoch ich srdc
nadchndt' dalsiemu zertvovaniu Boha, narod a
ludstvo Lebo hrejva laska je to- co prekonva vseky
tazkost zvota co vorf povzbudzuje enom, co mad
chyna zvotu ak ukazoval ud om Jezs; zivotu kto-
ry je edne spravny pre- ludi jasnou myspou estym
srdco Vsetci presvedceni, re navstevy bude wa
johnny zsk duchovny radost zavadne vsade prezjeme
chvile axe sa len zvote vyskytnu.
Bud tie nam vitani!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-16
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
STArE or OHIO.
[Seal1

polcanoch a Bratislave 1899, stal
sa fararom v Dubovej 1906 v
L'udaniciach. l. Uz jako Student bol
'povedomym Slovakom. Jako ia
rar pisal mndho clankov do slo-
venskych novin a pri Spolku sv.
Vojtecha bol stalym pracovnikom
pri boku Martina Kollaa, ktory
no vel mi miloval. V l'ude NAL
vzdy vel'kd lasku, lebo pomahal
mu dobrymi radami pomahal
al mac. 70 svojej vysokej uceno-
sti dial mnoho narodu. Mnohe je-
ho spisy vysly nakladom Spolku
sv. Vojtecha.
Roku 1922 postavila >ho Sv. Sto-
lica Ma cello tel casti ostrihom-
skeho arcibiskupstva, ktora pri-
padla Slovensku. TAX sa utvorila
apostoaska administrators trnav-
ska. IA. jtna 1925 boil vysvateny
"a biskupa' a sprave ma 397 far
nosti SO :knazov. .r .
s. Michal Bubnic, biskup, apostol-
sky administration roznavsky, ma
rodh sa %. maja 1877 v Pajstaine
pri Bratislave. skoly vychodil vo
Sv. Juri, Bratislave a Ostrihome. /.
Dna 90. j1na 1900 bol vysvate-
ny "a knaza poslany "a kaplana
do Sv. JMra. Po dvoch rokoch pre-
lozili no do svetoehyrneho kdpel'-
neho mesta Piesr'an. Sest' rokov
nennavne pracoval tn, pokym ne
dostal malu faru ma Povazi: Ma
dunice. Toto bolo jeho hlavne po-
sobiste "a Is rokov. Tu postavil
nov1 skolu, obnovil kostol, faru,
do pormdku dal potravne druz-
stvo a duchovny zivot povzniesol
u veriacich ma vel mi vysoky stu
pen. Roku 1922 presiel ma faru do
Vel 'kych Topolcian. Tu zas len
budoval. Opravil kostol, vystavil
skolu a nadhemy l'udovy dom S
divadlom. Ia biskupa vysvateny
boil 8. decembra 1925 a poslany
jako apostolsky administrator dc
! Roznavy. =
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skej. ia nitrianskeho biskupa w
svateny Dol spolu $ Vojtassakom
a Blahom 13. februara 1921. TAX
zaujal miesto najstarsieho biskup-
stva V republike. Jako nastupca
sv. Methoda odusevnene horli "a
Apostolat Cyrillomethodejsky, "a
kult slovenskych. svatych Andre
ia a Benedika, ku pocte ktorym
dal vybudovat' nadherny chram
ma Skalke pri Treneine. Stara sa
o studujtlcu mladez stava vel'-
ky missijny dom, V ktorom sa ma
j1 Slovaci vychovavat' ma missile
pre- vsetky narody. Vedie dozor
mad $50 farnost ami 226 khaz-
mi.
DR.. Jozef Carsky, biskup kosi-
cky, narodil sa 6. maja 1886 v
G'beloch, studoval V Uh. Skalici a
Ostrihome, zkadial' co vyborny
ziak poslany Dol ma bohoslovie dc
Viedne. Tu Studoval v Pazmane
me, avsak Dol vyhodeny pre- svo.
je narodne povedomie. Neskor ns
odporitcanie dekana L.. Okanika
prijal no dr.. Aug. Fischer Colbrit
do kosickaho seminara. Vysvate
ny Dol "a knaza roku 1909 a pc
slany Ma mad 'arsk1 faru do Mo-
noku. Kaplanoval"i v, Kosiciach
zkadial' presiel.;na chudobnu. sa
risskn faru do Sirokeho. -.
Ma vychode bol iedinym kna
zom, ktory sa priznaval otvorene
k narodu. Pc Sarisi risil sloven.
sku tlac budil " zanedbanon
Jude narodne povedomie. Pc pre-
vrate povolany boil do Kosic "a
profesora bohoslovia.
Ia biskupa vysvateny bols IA
Jina 1925 a meaovany "a apost
administrator do Rozhavy. P,
smrti biskupa DIR. Fischera Sv
Stolica no prelozila do Kosic, alb.
administroval kosicke biskupstvo
Ma dozor mad 210 farnost ami
329" knazmi.
DR.. Pavel Jantausch, biskup
apost. administration trnavsky, ma
rodil sa 81. jina 1870 vo Vrbo
vom, Nitrianskej zupe. Studova
V Ostrihome V Pazmaneume, nj
viedenskej univerzite. Vysvaten.
bol "a knaza 81. sept. 1893. Ka
planoval vo V. Topolcanoch 1894
" Smoleniciach 1897, v Bojne, To
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-16
sLOVENsKY DEN PREDO DvERM1.

## Siesy Slovensky Den youngstownskych okoitych
Slovakov e uz predo dverm Nede mas cd neho len pol
druha tyzdia. Tohorocny Sovehsky Den vydrziavany
bude ME Idora parku kde po inc roxy vydrzava ale
Campbell palku mad Poland Ave-, medzi Lansingvilom
Struthesom Tento park boil vybrat v0li bratom Slo
vakom Sruthers Lansingville, Haselton Campbell
ktom bolo daeko chodievat do Idora parku tez pre-
to- re tuna odpredaj napojov zakuskov budeme mat my
tedy al zsk oho, ME spolocnost. Dovody Camp
bell park boly al ne sce ednym bo ten, re sa tn bu
deme m6c zabavat vol he len medzi svojet o kdezto
do Ido1a parku ma pristup hockto tax Sovaci nemoh
sa ctt ako by slovenskej savnosti ctt' chcel
mali Campbell park je velky vmesti don tsice Iud
ma tiez k tanecm sien so srokou strechou kde
mozno pade dazd a uchylit'. Tento park ma vsetky
podmenky prvotriedneho zabavn6ho mesta: je tam hr
sko baseball tents rozlcne zavody; s bulky pre- pre-
daj roznych veci pristup nemu je tiez dobrt Str
theirs kara ide tam kazdych mint dine kazdych Is
1nindt vecer z Lansingvillu Struthersu Hasetonu
mono pesi p1ist'.
Program bude velmi bohaty Dvaja reenfc (jeden
sovensky jeden anglicky) povedia prleztostne rec
hrat sa budd dive baseball hry jedna dopolunia druha
odpoudnia bud rome zavody dostihy pre- muzov, ze
n.y. chlapcov dievcata pod nohy hrat bude vyberana
orchestra sovensk6ho hudobnka prof Molcana. Tanec
zdarma baseball zdarma po oba razy vstupne Slo-
vensky Den je len soc pre- m,lzov Csc pre- zeny.
Baseball bud1 hrat' vybolni hraci. Dopoludnia sve-
d zapas sovenski sudenti 20 Struthers chynymi Do
lax Groce1s Steelton Popoludni budu hra Pennsyl
vancani s Ohiocanm Farrell Mahonng County,. ODE
hry bud1 vel mi zaumave napinav6, lebo vsetky caty
bdd 50 co najepse namahat zvftazit. Najvacsou la
avost dina mmo baseballu budd zaiste zavody chla
pow povraz Tu ednotlive mesa budu zavodit cest'
chr silly. Kto wit All To je otazka ktora rozhol
he len 28 julia. Vit'azi vo vsetkych rach budu odme
nenf cennyn darmi ktore dajd nasi sovensk obclod-
nici ss @.tNA N9VpRStMlII
Tdte = ~ sissty alovenekt Den slcvkkey Ma1ouina
1nie ~ 1aj4e (3liresn{u Shof
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-16
KRATKE zIvoTOPIsY SLOW.
X. BISKUPOV.

Jan vojtassak, biskup spissky,
narodil sa IA. novembra 1877 "
Zakamenoklme, Grave. Ia knaza
bol vysvateny 1. julia 1901. Ia
kaplana poslany bol najprv do
Hornej Zubrice v Grave, potion
boil docasntm spravcom fairy v
Kvacanoch (Liptov), 1903 kapla-
noval Biacovcia'ch, r. 1905 v
Podvlku, Zubrohlave Usti, r.
1906 spravoval docasne faru v
Brutovciach a Dol ka'planom v
Tvrdosine, r. 1908 kaplapsm vo
Velicnej, 1910 doeasnym spray
com fary vo Vysnych Repasoeh,
r. 1911 kaplanom potom i ia
rarom vo Velicnej, 1918 spravcm
diecezalnej kancelarie v Spisi, 13.
februara 1921 vysvateny "a bis
kupa spissk6ho. z tychto dat vid-
no, re Dol prehanany kaplanky
ma kaplanku, fairy ma faru a to
jedine pre- jeho slovensko-narod-
ne presvedcenie. Roku 1910 zalo-
I'll nabozensky casopis "Svat1
Rodinu'', ktora takmer do kaz-
del slovenskej dedinky zavitala a
svojimi clankami p6sobila ma
bozenskom, mravnom i narodnom
zivote Slovakov. Roku 1917 bol
popri Hlinkovi zakladatel 'om slo-
venskej tlacmrne "Leva'. ia d.
hy cas- boil vybornikom, podporo-
vatel 'om, literarnym pracovni-
kom Spolku sv. Vojtecha. Poma-
hal prelozit' Pfsmo Svate. Spra-
vuje $50 farnosti a 200 knazov.
Marian Blaha, biskup bansko-
bystrickyy, narodil sa II. jnla 1869
v Liptovskom Hradku. Ia knaza
boil vysvatenyy 20. jdna 1892. Ka-
planoval v zdiari, v Niz. Ruzba-
| choch, v Kezmarku. Roku 1899
stal sa vychovavatel 'om sl'achti-
| ckej rodmy Zamoyskych a tax
NAL prilezitost' naucit' sa Wac eu-
ropskych reel. Pochodil strediska
Europy, nadobudndic 81 svetovel
| orientaeie. Roku 1901 povolany
bol "a kaplana do Cimhovej, ne
l'skorsie do Gombasa (v Liptove)
do Spis. Kapitule a Vlachov. R
1907 je znovu u Zamoyskych. R
1908 vymenovany "a monsignora
Roku 1913 boil zvoleny "a hi. jed
natel'a Spolku sv. Vojtecha. a poo
jeho spravou, eez vojnu, ked' ma
neho bolo hl'adene ako ma vlasti
zradcu, Spolok vydal pollruh'
| miliona knfh. Pocas prevratu, r
1919, vyslany Dol ma mierovd kor
ferenciu do ParMa a ku Sv. Sto
lici do Rfma v zalezitostiach cir
kevnNeh. Toho isteho roku vyme
nowny Dol "a kapitulskeho vika
ra biskupstva spisskaho. Krem to
ho boil hlavnym komisarom pie
biscitneho 1zemia v SpSi a Grave
Ia biskupa vysvateny Dol 13. feb
ruara 1921 a zaujal biskupsk!
prestol bansko-bystricky, ma kto
rom sedel slavnej pamati biskul
Moyses v ktoreho sl'apajaci
verne kraca.
DR.. Karol Kmet 'ko, biskup nj
trmnsky, narodil sa r. 1875 Dol
nych Draskouciach. Studoyal )
! Nitre a Pesti. Roku 1900 boil Wy
svateny "a knaza. Kaplanoval
Novel Bystrici, Kysuckop Nov
Meste, Povazskej Bystricf U
dMi. Roku 1911 stal sa fararom
Tepiicke pri ziline. VEdy Dol 0
| tyorenym Slovakom. Jako kaplal
kysucky zalozil slovensky narod
| ny spolok, vyucoval mladeE, sria
| dill divadelny kraMok. Ma prevra
te bral aktivnu ncast'. Bd Glenou
lnvolgenea1o MIR. Shrun1azde denia
I heslr6r KtsBd idSvsla ao I't,dcv
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-16
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE
CONSTITUTION or OHIO.
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PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT 10 SETON
II QF ARTICLE XVIII OF THE CONS.Ia-
RHlHasvE LsHT Fl 70 ns.tsssssA1s s11 e ofes PIN Tsk
COST or ACQUIRING PROPERTY.
BE it resolved BY the Gs*eya! Assersbly Of the
State of Ohio. three-ffths Of the members
elected to both houses cencurring therein:
That there shall be suhtpitted to the electors
of this state in the manner provided BY law,
on the second Tuesday in August. 1890, pro.
posal to amend section II of article XVIII Of
the constitution Of Ohio, SO as to read as fol'
lows:
Sec. H. Any municipality acquiring property
by purchase or appropriation for public nm
provement may provide money therefor, in whole
or in part, by assessments upon properly pens'
hted by the Improvement whether abutting, ad'
acent otherwise located. Such assessments
shall in no case exceed special benefits conferred
thereby.
Be It further ,ssolysd, That at such election
above referred to this amendment shall be
placed on the official ballot, in the manner pro-
yided by law and designated as follows:
."fo authorize assessment by municipalities
Of the cost Of acquiring property tor public
improvement upon lands benefited thereby,
or, in other language, sufficiently clear to desig'
If adopted said amendment shall take effect
on the first day Of January, 1927.
/. Adopted March ~, 1925.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
STATE or OHIO. a2
Office Of the Secretary of State.
I, THAD BROWN, Secretary Of State,
Of the State of Ohio, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is an exemplifed copy, carefully
compared by me with the original now on file
in my Office and in my official custody as
Secretary of State and found to BE- true and
correct Of a Joint Resolution adopted by the
S6th General Assembly Of the State Of Ohio on
March 81, 1925, and filed in the Office of the
Secretary of State, on April 3, 1925, proposing
to amend Article XVIII, Section IL of the
still ,tto,, rAl atsH,o IN
costs Of acquiring properly .
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have here
unto subscribed my name and affixed my official
seal at Columbus, Ohio this 18th day of June
A. ID. 1926. H.. .r....ssz.
THAD BROWN,
tSeall . Secretary of State.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-11
CILCHRIST IS
SINKING FAST
1nx Assaciated Press

NEW YORK, May 11.-Physic-
ians at the Hospital for the Rup-
tured and Crippled today said that
former Governor Gilchrist of
Florida was failing rapidly and
WIS not expected to live through
the day.