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The St. Paul echo., 1926-04-03

part of the stove. Now we are ready
to prepare: ..
Chicken Chop suey-Take one cup
full Of celery Cor more If the dish
needs to be stretched) to two cupfuls
of minced chicken, a good sized onion
minced, and one green pepper also
minced. II one has a few cooked
string beans with their liquor add
them and the broth from the chicken
bones and a cupful or less of good
chicken gravy. Simmer for an hour
on the back Of the stove. add season
ing Of salt and pepper and serve In
the center Of a hot platter with sea-
soned cooked hot rice as border. Il
any chicken fat has been saved, pour
it over the rice and add two teaspoon
fuls Of Chinese sauce to the meat just
as 1t Is ready to serve.
currlsd chieksn.-Season a cupful
or two of boiled rice with melted but
ter or chicken fat and a teaspoonful
of curry powder. Arrange a baking
dish with alternate layers Of minced
chicken and the rice with any chicken
gravy. Have the rice at the bottom
and on the top with the chicken be-
tween. Dot with bits Of butter and
put into q moderate oven to become
thoroughly hot. Serve at once.
Save a cupful of coffee from break
fast and use in the following:
Ginger Bread.-To one well-beaten
egg, add one cupful Of sugar, half q
cupful Of melted lard, one cupful Of
molasses, a tablespoonful Of ginger. a
teaspoonful of salt and three cupfuls
Of flour-sifted before measuring. Mix
well and add one teaspoonful Of soda
to a measuring cup, and fill with boil
ing hot coffee. Pour over the mixture
and stir until evenly mixed. Bake in
a deep dripping pan forty minutes.
The coffee gives a different flavor
which makes the cake out Of the
ordinary.
The St. Paul echo., 1926-04-03
OCTOGENERIAN DIES

Raleigh, N. c., April 1.-George
Aston, aged SO, died at his home
here last Wednesday night following
an illness of four weeks. Old age
and a complication of diseases
brought about his death. He was a
trusted messenger in the Supreme
Court building for more than 80
years. The deceased is survived by
three sons and three daughters. He
is also survived by large number of
grandchildren and great grand-chil-
dren. He spent practically all his
life in Raleigh.
The St. Paul echo., 1926-04-03
FROM LEFTovERs

When one has q cupful or two Of
cooked chicken, several things may be
The St. Paul echo., 1926-04-03
St. Paul Pastors Asked to
Stand Anti-Evangelist
CONTINUED from page u


meeting should be called to be held
at an early date in one of the church.
es of the city of st. Paul, other than
the Pilgrim Baptist church, where
facts can be submitted and the find
ings of the Urban Leagues investi-
cation may be given to the people Of
st. Paul by the Urban League secre-
tary and two other persons whom
said secretary may designate for the
purpose of condemning or publicly
denouncing me and my activities as
a menace to the community in which
we live.
at is further suggested that after
these speakers have had ample OPP
portunity to state their grounds for
denunciation of me and my activi-
ties, that be given ample opportuni-
ty to answer same. The congregation
would then be given an opportunity
to vote publicly, and the action be
published in any of the papers of the
city of st. Paul"
Carter Silent.
When Mr.. Carter of the Urban
League was approached, he said:
"The Urban League will not engage
in any press controversy with any
persons or organizations which come
under the purview of the work of the
Urban League"
On being asked about his probable
participation in the public meeting
suggested by Rev. Harris, Mr.. Carter
laughed. Replies to the letter sent
out by the Urban League indicate
that the consensus of opinion is that
the activities of Rev. Harris should
be stopped.
Rev. Harris came to st. Paul in
January of 1922. For approximately
six months has was the pastor of Me-
mortal Baptist church, Rice St. at
Fuller Ave-, and during his admins
tration he introduced several church
reforms and improvements. At the
end of that short period, Rev. Harris
was dismissed from the church.
Since then he has been engaged in
evangelical work. His latest project
is the erection of a Christian Center
to be located at 603 w. Central Ave-
The St. Paul echo., 1926-04-03
WHY NOT BUY?

With the approach and hot weather. St. Paul
home begin they have the spring past
to look cottages which may be rented for few weeks
the entire
On many of nearby favored lake fronts there still
occasional blocks of lots which for cored well white
purchase places such blocks have already been bought
up by small groups of coored resorters.
the number of lake cottages bought by coored
people would indicate foresight would help to ward off growing
strength in discriminatory practices would let them take advan
tage the health asset of of Mnneota beautiful lakes
and would in the long run be cheaper than renting
The St. Paul echo., 1926-04-03
YIN THE REALM
81 -
/lubdOn1

The Tri-Art-Coterie met at the
home of Miss Thelma Davis, Wednes-
day, March "a.
| The hostess served a dainty lunch
con. Business plans were discussed
and a social hour was enjoyed by all.
The April Fool Party given by the
Usher Board of st. James A. M. E.
church on Thursday night at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Stokes,
SIS Rondo St., was we'll attended.
Every one enjoyed a pleasant eve
ming, participating in many games.
The B. G. C. club met at the resi-
| dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Cot
ton, 31S No. st. Adams, Tuesday
night. The meeting was well attend
| ed and after short business session
a delicious repast was served and
much enjoyed. The membership de-
cided to send a night letter of SYM
pathy to Mr.. and Mrs. James X. Hill
yard, who were recently injured in an
auto accident near Troy, North Caro-
! lima.
Minnehaha Temple, Daughter Elks,
gave their regular card party Tues
day evening at Elks' Hall. Mrs.
Myrtle Polk was chairman.
ST. PAUL
The Mothers Study club of
Bethesda Baptist church, Mime
apolis, celebrated their 3rd birthday
anniversary on March %, at the
home of Mrs. Milton Shanks, 3712
Fourth Ave. So. There were about
fifty ladies present, including num-
Der of visitors and presidents of 9TH
er clubs.
The program given by Mrs. VIM.
M. Smith was opened by invocation
and short talk by the pastor. 9th
er numbers were vocal solo by Mrs
Mae Marshall; a piano solo, Mrs.
Nellie Bogen; reading by Mrs. Mar
tina Lee, who gave two numbers;
vocal solo, Mrs. Shanks and two in
strumental numbers by Miss Mari
enne Jeffrey; vocal solo by Mrs. j.
Shannon, and the club history by
Mrs. Chas. Force. A short address
by the president ended the program.
A very elaborate luncheon was serv-
ed by the members of the club.
The Wherefore Alumni club is
completing arrangements for fare
well party to be given in honor of
Mrs. L. Wilkerson, $50 Arch St., who
is leaving the city for Chicago for an
indefinite stay.
The Cabaret Dance given last
Thursday evening, March rs, by
Ames Lodge and Minnehaha Temple,
at Elks Hall, was a unique and en-
joyable affair. Tables were set
around the hall in cabaret style and
the Daughter Elks, in white uni
forms acted as mattresses. Exalted
Ruler Bryant was on the Door and
State Deputy Mamie Crowder, Mr..
Eddie Boyd was chairman. Carl
Cockrell, floor manager. Clarence
Johnson's orchestra paying dance
hits, with Miss Ozzie Schauffner en-
PERTAINING, made the occasion espe-
cially pleasant.
Mrs. Margaret Douglass of St..
Paul was the lucky winner and re-
ceived a 50-pound sack of flour.
The St. Paul echo., 1926-04-03
WAITER FINED

Chicago, Ill.-William Burkhardt,
white, waiter was fined $500 and
costs Monday on a charge of refusing
service to Miss Bobby Paine on &C
count of her color. He told her that
he would serve her if she went in
the kitchen.
The St. Paul echo., 1926-04-03
NOTICE

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Mrs. Walden, 1913 Washington Ave.
&c., and at the Public Service Ga
rage, 532 Lyndale Ave. No., Mime
apolis.
The St. Paul echo., 1926-04-03

uOA0 WAS&A Az uA1u q uOASA
more will suggest them
selves an we think about
1t. If q little fried
chicken II left, remove
the meat In neat, even
sized pieces, crack the
bones and cover them
with cold water and put
The St. Paul echo., 1926-04-03
N.. MA~e

Philosophy is usually about all a
a philosopher has.-Columbia Rec
ord.
One beautiful thing about popular
songs is they don't last.-Columbia
Record.
The St. Paul echo., 1926-04-03
xq
&c. 1913. western Newspaper Union.)

W. A'As' "'sn Ns"spepel on'SA''
It II true that often the things
we hope for fail to put In their
appearance, but think Of tho won
derful compensation we get in the
good things that appear 20 unsx-
pectedly.-Lloyd.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-20
PovAzLIVE SYMPHONY ROZ,
KLADU KOMUNISTICKEJ
STRANY.

Sozialdemokrat" hlasi, re We
denie komunistickej strany vyl1-
clio 20 strany komunistickeho po-
slanca Hyrsla, ktory Dol zvoleny
V juznych Cechach. To je tym po.
zor,rhodnejsie, ponevac Hyrsl boil
"a svoje komtlnisticke presved6e-
ME niekol 'koraz zalarovany ma
ceskom juhu tesil sa popularite.s
Nedavny skok byyvaleho sefredak-
Itora Rudeho Preva" Dolezalal
do fasistickej Vel'kej Rady, po-
kanie' Tausikove, vst1penie po-
slanca Knnsta medzi fasistOv te-3
rajsi pripad poslanca Hyrsla sd
iste symphony vel mi p0vazliv6.
" toniiceho korabu rudej dikta-.
tiry zutekajh alebo predn6 stra-
ze, alrbo je odhadzovana t'azkk
prft az. Ceskoslovensky komuniz-l
mus nachadza sa slepej uli1keE
malomoci a beznadejnom staye.
ze budicnost' priniest' m6Ee hep
Sin situaciu. Zenith je prekro6enH
vsetky rude zbrane otupely =
zhrdzavely '.lIII||l sV
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-20
PAM MARIA BEGALLA
ZOMRELA.

. = { = 4.
Pani Maria Begala chvalne zna-
ma obyvatelka Struthers, Ohio
mamelka p. Louisa Begalu zom-
rela vo stredu 0 druhej hodine ra
no v II roku zivota.
PAM Begalova prisla do Struth-
ers pred "a. rokmi. Pocas celcho
jei tunajsieho zivota tesila sa vel
kemu kruhu priatelov nasledkom
jej milei povahy jej smrt' bolne
sa dotkla vsetkych, ktorl jn poz-
nall. Boh jednou z najhorlivei-
sich cirkevnitek osady Sv. Troll
ce a jednou so zakladateliek Pr
vej SLOW. Kat. Zenskej Jednoty.
+ Okrem jej manzela zanechava
nasledujiice dietky: Pani G.. Be
nikovii, Stefana Louis BegaIu
v Struthers JDzefa Begalu V
Youngstown. Pochovana bola v
piatok rano 9-ej hodine, chra-
mu osady sv. Trojice do Kalva-
ri Cmiteru "a velkej iicasti smii-
tiacich priatelov. Pozostalym W.
slovujeme srde6nn sustrast'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-20
zakladny kamen skoly Najsy.
N. Jezis slavnostne posyatenyy
TIsfCE L'UDf PRfToMNE PRI sLAvNosTNoM AKTE
Msgr Postsnyi NAL lrasnu priezitostnd kazen.

Pc Msgrovi P0stenyimu pove'
dal parui pod 'akuiuhich slo,
duchovny osady, Rev. Stefan Ko
els, ktory d d'akoval menoyitt
Msgrovi Klutemu "a jeho laska
vost', re prisiel posvatit' zaklad
ny kamen skolskei budovy, po
tom Rev. Stipanovicovi, zaklada.
el'ovi osady "a jeho pritomhost ,,
ako al ostatnym pritomnym
duchovnym, Rev. Kozelekovi, Rev
Bobalovi, Msgrovi P0st6nyimu,
ktory az 2 New Yorku dosiel, ably
Dol pritomny ma tejto pamatne
slavnosti inym knazom, ako al
ct. spolkom "a jednotlivcom.
. Po tomto zastmp odisiel do chra-
mu, kde Msgr. Klute udelil sv
pozehnanie povedal paru SLOW,
ktorych pochvalil Stpelltonov-
'canov "a ich prikladnn lasku k
cirkvi. Po zaspievani "Teba Boze
chvalime', slavnost' posviacky
bola skoncena.
Skola 'Najsv. M. Jezis bude
stat Ma rohu Lakeview Manhat-
tan ulic a zaujimat' bude el'ky
priestor. Dohotovena bude okolo
mesiaca februara stavba bude
stat asi $125,O00.0O, co je pomer-
ne lacno "a tax vel 'ku budovu
Bude nej IL skolskych izieb,
vel'ke auditorium $ javiskom a
galeriou, so sedadlami pre- 1000
osob. Dolu bude veEka kolkaren
v jednej izbe, druhej zas bill
-ardovna. Pri audftoriume bude
moderpa k,uchyha k voli banke-
tom. Skola bude tedy SHIFT ME.
len skolskym 6celom, ale al spo-
locenskym. -~
Pritomni Slovaci, neprislncha-
juci k osade, sa vyslovili, ze Slo-
VAGINA LansingvilIe Steelton
robia najvaesi pokrok. Toto je is
tie zasld5ema pochvala a my i'm
srdeene blahozelame k nej a pra-
jeme 'alsieho zdaru a pollroku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-20
MESTA v OHIO ZAOsTALE v
LIETANf

Koncom tohoto ,roku v Spoje-
nvch Statoch bude okrnhle 500
poll upravenych pre- aeroplanov1
sllMbu. Posledneho mesnca dl'a
vykazu sluzbu vzduchovej pocty
v Statoch bolo dovedna 373 letist'
Rata sa, re do konca tohoto roku
pribudne ich este okolo $50. Mno-
he mesta venuji tomuto novem1
dopravnemu prostriedlku zaslti-
zenn pozornost upravujn polia
nakladom vlastnym, tax aby '
tomto ohlade nezaostaly. V Sta
tie Ohio name doposial 81 takych
letist'. To je posledna statistika
v ktorej este nebolo zaratane le-
tist'e, ktore m'esto youngstown
hodla v kratkom case upravit'' :.
70 vsetkych poll pripravenych y
state Ohio pre- aeroplanovn sluz-
bu, len 3 2 tychto sn vl2stnent
mestami, ostatne vlastnl vlada
Ma prvom mieste v Spojenych
Statoch, co sa poctu letfst vlast.
nenych mestami tyka, stoji stat
g 5. - g. - i -
Texas, kde 50 nachodi 48 takych.
to poll.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-20
MINISTER POL L'NoHOsPODAR-
sTvAs DR. sIAvIK MA !,
sLovENsKU.
Uh. Bratislava, 20. julia.

'Vo stvrtok odpol. prisel minis
ter pol 'nohospodarstva Dir. Juraj
Slavik ma Sloyensko, ably sa til
informoval o Skodach, sp6so-
benych povodnami a zivelnymi
katastr6famf. " pryom rade
navstivil minister Holic, kde bol
ocakavany poslancom drom Bla-
hom, Mackom q Braneckym, a
kde mu zastupcovia okolnych OBJ
ci predniesli svoje zelania OIL "a
dom regulacie .rieky Moray a ma
brady skod, sp6sobenych povod-
fami. Potion odeestoval pan mi
mister do Moravskyych Sv. Janov,
kde vypocul starostov zastup-
GOV pril 'ahlych obcf. Ma d'alsei
ceste zastayii -say minister V Ma
lackach, Hochstetne Devfnskej
Novel Vsi, kde ysade sa podrobne
informoval o sposobenych sko-
dach o potrebAch pol 'nohospo-
darskeho l'udu. o desiatej hodi-
ne prisiel zpat DO tBratislavy. V
piatok rano odcestoval k d'alsei
informacnej ceste po Slovensku,
ktora povedie cez zitny Ostrov a
Komarno do Nitry, ma co odce-
stuje potion do Piest an. Pana mi
nistra sprevadzas odborovy rad
"a DIR. Horak, prednosta expozi
t1ry ministerstva pol-nohospo-
darstva pre- Slovensko DIR. Houba
Z Bratislavy. Il
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-20
SLEPT BUDU "PotUvAT"
SVETLO.
Zvlastny vynAlez.

CEPS, Moskva, "a. apr.-Pred
kratkym casom objavily sa v mo-
skovskej verejnosti zpravy, re Dol
urobeny novy vynalez, ktory
umoznrje slepym citanie knfh a
easopisov S obyeajnym pismom.
Teraz tunajsie casopisy pisu, ze
vynalezcom je professor L. B. Ro-
zing v Petrohrade a ze novy W.
nalez ma uz memo "optofon
Optofon podl a SLOW profesora Il.
B. Rozinga umoznuje slepym, ably
"poculi' svetlo, lebo meni sve-
tel'ne javy ma zvukove vlny. Pri-
stroj vyusfva :" "tofoelementov =
naplnenyych rozriedenym heliom
ktore "a urcitych podmienok
vytvaraj1 vlny, ktore sd repro
dukovane ako zvuky roznej w.
Sky. Podl'a SLOW profesora L. B,
Rozinga zvuky vydavane ''opto.
f6nom nepodobaji sa clenite.
reef, ale sn zvlastnym systemom
zvnkov pri com kazdy ton odpo.
veda nrtitej pismene. Slepci 81
musia naucit tieto zvuky dobrt
rozoznavat'. Vzhl 'adom K tomu
ze vacsina slepcov ma dobrJ
sluch, toto ucenie netrva dlho /,
selpci m6ku vynalezu dobre po
|uxiyat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-20
NALEz PoHREBIsTA z
PRvEHo sToRotIA
Po KRIsTU PRI DEvfNE

Il /.
Pri Devfnskej Novel Vsi otvo-
reny boil staroslovansky hromad-
ny hrob. Jedna sa o cmiter pr
veho storocia pc Kristu. Hrob OF
voreny Dol "a pr1tomnosti brati-
lavskeho zlpana dra Bellu, stare
stu dra Okanika archivara dra
Fausta. Objavitel'om je dr.. Els
ner, chyrny odbornik, ktory je
silkromnym docentom ma Komen-
skeho univerzite v Bratislave. Bo-
" vykopane hroby bojovnikov {
konimi. v d'alsich pracach sa bu.
de pokra6ovat'. -uh
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-20
piknik
ev. skolskyych dietok
Dobre sa zabavaly nielen deti, ale
al starsi. spev, recnovanky, W.
hry a dostihy ma programe.

Y nedeliu popoludni vydrziava
ny piknik skolskych dietok ev. a.
". cirkvi Jana Husa zahrade p
Antolfka ma So. Meridian Ave. boil
nadmieru vydareny. Pritomne bo-
10 ma nom do 500 os0b, vel'kych i
malych. sDeti maly najviac za'bavy
a smiechu, ale al starsf sa vybor-
ne citih. Dietky zaspievaly niekol'-
ko pel1ne nacvicenych sloven
skych piesmi a predniesly viacere
recnovanky dobre. Rodicia boil
veru hrdi ma ne. Potion boly wy
hry rozlienych veci, ktore daily
do vyhry V prospech cirkvi I'D
kyne OItarneho KrnEku. Vo w
hre boly mnohe vel mi krasne w
sivky kto ich vyhral, sa i'm ne
smierne tesil. Hodne zaujmu a
veselosti vyvolal vel Ky kolaG,
ktory Dol ma. licitacii vyhravanv.
Licitantom boil p. Pavel Serfel
ktory sa tomu veru dobre rozu-
mel, lebo vybral skoro desat.' do
larov zah. Memo st 'astneho W.
hercli nezname, ale boil to sted-
ry mladik, ktory cely kolac tam
prftomnym rozdal. ObcerstHenia
bolo homosti; nikto nebol smad-
ny, ami hladnv. Zvlast' deti, ktore
majll rady sladkosti, boly vzdy
okolo stola ami ROY vcelieiek. OBJ
sluha bola vyborna zrucna. w
bor sa postaral al Q stolicky, aby
81 prftomne danny maly ma 60 sad
nut, "a co zasllzi al verejnti
'vd 'aku. V6bec piknik boil pri-
kladne a svedomite vedeny.
Mnoho zaujmu a smiechu wy
volaly dostihy detf. To bolo chuti
ma vyhranie pri kazdom. Ami ke-
by bolo slo zivot. Deti nedoc-
kave eakaly ma powell pana fara-
ra Juraja Roha. A ked' powell "a
vznel, to kazdy letel ami ma kry-
dlach. A ked' ktory nevyhral, W.
hovorkam nebolo konca- -kraja.
Dietky, ktore v dostihich vyhra-
ly, sly domov snad najst 'astnej-
Sic v zivote.
Ua bolo tina, ked' @ piknik
skoncil. Kazdy odisiel domov v
povedomi, ze to Dol jeden z maj
prijemnejsich piknikov tohto le-
ia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-20
Pesviacka Kostou
S. Katariny


Ma prichodiacu nedelu vydrzi-
avana bude posviacka chramu
Sv. Katariny pri Milton Lake o
3-ej hodine pc poludni. Posviacka
prevedena bude Rev. Tomanekom,
ktorej pritomny bude osv. bis
kup Schrembs Clevelandskej dio-
cesi. Posviacku bude predchadzat
koncert, medzi 2 a 3 hodinou. Slo-
vaci mesta Youngstown a okolia
sd tctive povolavany, ably sa tejto
posviacky hojnom pocte sucast-
Mill.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-20
A. c. Sparta Praha
do Amerily

V mesiaci septembri okt6b-
ri tohto roku navstivi Spojen6E
Staty ceskoslovensky footballoyyS
Atleticky Klub Sparta Prahy,
ktoreho prfchod "a vel 'kej financ4
nej obeti svojich ldov nskuto6ni-s
la A. B. A. SPARTA Chicago.
A. G. Sparta Praha moze So
chldbit nielen titulom majstra9
Ceskoslovenskej Republiky, ale
al neoficialneho majstra Europy.
Neoficialneho preto, ze officialna
s1t az dosial vybojovana nebola.
Individualne, hraci, ktori priduE
do Ameriky, sn milackami praE-
skeho sportovntho obecenstya,
Hraci Pesek-Kad'a. Kolenatv,
Hochman, obranna dvojica Hoyer
Perner, majn medzinarodnI
povest s1 pre- svoje vysoke ume-s
ME znami po celej Europe.
Nedavno navstivil Spojene
Staty viedenskv zidovsky klub
HAKOAH a zaslnhou, tunaisich
zidov ich hry tuna maly vel'ky
financny dspech. Prayy ncel prf-
chodu nasej prazskej SPARTY
je vsak moralny. D6stojnym w
stupenim, Wit 'azstvom mad tunaj-
Simi teamy dokazeme tuna jSej
sportovnej verejnosti vysokl hod
notu nasej sportovnej vyspelosti
kazne donna "a moron.
v povalecnej dobe A. G. SPAR
Ia navstfvila hrala temer v
kazdom enropskom State, ktory
Dol schopny do pola muzstvo
.schopne dostojnej obrany, lie dnes
znamym faktom, ze v Europe ME
.ie lepsieho mHzstva mad one
SPARTY. TAX ma priklad ' roka
1923, navstivil europskn pevninu
finalista anglickej poharovpj sf-
t'aze klllb "Bolton Wanderers =,
a sohral vel'ky pocet zapasov,
kazdy Wit 'azny. Bol vSak vel mi
prekvapeny, ked'' Prahe vystu-
penim proti nasej SPARTE utr-
pei prvti a jedinn porazku,
tesnym, ale rozhodnym vysled-
kom / %. Ami inym anglickym
skottskym teamom nedarilo sa
v Prahe lepsie. Mnohe muzstva
navStivily Prahu niekolko raz a
vzdy s tym istym vysledkom.
NajvacSieho zklamania dockal sa
asnad' vit az parMskei Olym-
piady, Uruguayske muzstvo, kto-
re porazalo vsetky teamy europ-
ske iste svojho Wit 'azstva nav
stivilo al Prahu. Ia ucasti 10000
os6b, navsteva ma prazske pome-
ry rekordna, hlavne wi 'adom k
pomerne malym rozmerom hriska,
porazia SPARTA Uruguyacov po
krasnom a zpurnom boji vysled-
k0m ! %.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-20
sLovENsKA svADBA.

Slecna Alzbeta P. RepaSky dee
ra p. Stefana Repaskeho chvalne
znameho slvenskeho obchodnika
ma Haselt one bude slavit' svadbu
ma stredu, to jest dina Is. angus
ia S p, Lawrence s.. Konstikom.
Priatelia rodinneho kruhu boli
pozvani k svadobnej veceri ktora
bude v dvorune sv. Alzbety dina
rs. augusta o 7-ej hodine vecer.
Blahozelame!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-20
DO STAREJ VI.ASTI MA
NAvsTEvU.

Dna q. t. m. odchodia ma lodi
Leviathan ma navstevu do starej
vlasti p. Jozef Vansach, kouncil-
man druhej wardy z Campbell,
Ohio, p. Daniel Bencha policajts 2
Campbell i S manzefkou a p. Pavel
Richnavsky. Prajeme i'm dobrd
zabavu ma rodnej p6de st'astli-
W navrat.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-20
sCH0DZA vYBORU
sLovENsKEHo DNA.

Ma prichodiaci utorok, to jest
dina "a. augusta vecer bude w.
dMiavana sch6dza vyboru Sloven-
sk6ho Dna v skolskych miestnosti-
ach osady Sv. CyriHa a Meth6da.
Prosime vsetkych clenov tohoto
vyboru, abyt sa schodze s1castni-
Ii lebo name do poriadku uviest
zalezitOsti Slovenskeho Dfa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-20
SCHoDZA BASEBALL KLUBU
MA LANsINGvILLE

Lansingvillsky slovensky base
ball klub bude vydrziavat' pri-
chodiacej nedsle, vecer 0 Sci ho-
dine v miestnostiach Soko4ovne
ma Homewood Ave. d6lezitt
schodzh a povolava vsetkyrh svo-
jich clenov, ably sa tejto sch6dze
siieastnili.