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The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-03-10
CLOTHING CLUB
ORGANIZED BY
ROBERTS GIRLS

Nutrition work has been selected
as the major county wide extension
project, according to Miss Grace
Carey, county home demonstration
agent. Miss Jessie Mcqueen, state nu
triton specialist, will be in this coun.
ty Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
to assist Miss Carey with the project
and tentative arrangements for meet
ings are as follows: (Monday), Drap-
er community club, Red Lodge in the
evening; (Tuesday), Washoe; (Wed-
nesday) Fromberg. The project will
be introduced at Rockvale on Thurs
day, at Edgar on Friday, at Bridger
on Tuesday, March %, at Warren on
Wednesday, March %; at Bearcreek
on Thursday March "a and at Luther
on Friday, March 25
Women Of the Roberts community
have received a demonstration on
"The Type Pattern" and on Saturday,
March 10, will receive the subsequent
demonstration on "Use of Type Pat
tern"
Organization of a All Girls Cloth
ing club was completed at Roberts
Tuesday. Twenty-four girls have en-
rolled in the club and will meet
weekly Leona Hogan will serve as
president of the club for the ensuing
year, Hazel Monahan as vice president
and Ercel Heikkila as secretary.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-03-10
''THE' WHOLE TOWNS
TALKING" WILL BE
GIVEN BY JUNIORS

"The Whole Towns Taking" a
farce in three acts by John Emerson
and Anita Loos, has been selected for
the annual play of the Junior class
Of Carbon County high school, and
vii be presented Friday evening,
March Is, at Workers Hall.
The action of the play revolves
around Chester Binney, heretofore
known as "a slovenly, careless, alb
sent-minded drudge" His business
partner Henry Simmons, has picked
Chester as the husband for his daugh-
ter, Ethel. Ethel is just home from
year in Chicago and has very definite
ideas about the kind of man she
wants for her husband Mr.. Simmons
has to work up a past for Chester to
show that he has had love affairs,
even with the famous movie star,
Lefty Lythe. The news is soon
broadcasted and the whole towns
talking about "quiet old Chester" The
comedy is filled with the kind of hu-
NOR that audiences find so pleasing.
The following Juniors compose the
cast:
Edward Johnson ........... Henry Sim
mons, manufacturer.
Dorothy Davis Harriet Simmons,
his wife
Mary Naretti Ethel Simmons,
their daughter.
George Thompson ....... Chester Bin
ney, Simmons partner.
Dorothy Fleming Lefty Lythe,
a motion picture star.
Eugene Fgan Donald Swift,
her director.
Viers Roger Shields,
a young man from Chicago and
Paris.
Margaret Souders ..--..-.--Lila Wilson
LehtoIa Sally Otis,
Ethels friends.
Lydia Romersa, Annie, a maid
Helen Williams ....... Sadie DOM
Mario Marchello "A Taxi Driver
Lempi Waltonen, Dagney DeBourg
and Edna Korpela Mrs Jack
son and girls.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-03-10
DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK
BY EDISON R. WAITE

John F. Wolfe, Editor Of the Corning IN. W Lead
er, says
THAT American industry no longer is a one man
business with room for only few at the top 1t is
hydra-headed affair divided into many speciality
departments each one of which offers opportunity
OF the highest order to men who will think, and
learn and apply this specialized knowledge.
THAT there is no longer any room for second class
brains in American business. The rewards are 90
ing today to men who reach into background and
project into the future service that gorifies what
has heretofore been commonplace
THAT restricted migration and improved machin-
cry provide more work, higher pay and shorter
hours for generation whose principal problem
will be how to use this extra time opportunity and
income to the best advantage
THAT the wonderful increase in interest in every
form of sport while apparently healthy mentally
for the middle-aged carries with it nothing but
spectators ticket and that was the trouble with
Rome Not until another generation will the force
of athletics be exerted on the nations nerves and
temperament.
THAT all the talk about religion is an effect and
not cause. The parents in their forties are look
ing for a moorng place and are missing their an
chors. The nervous breakdowns Of the nation are
those who have found material success but found
it wanting in the foundations which reconcile and
balance the transition from energy to rest.
The tremendous amount of life insurance in force
will lay the foundations for higher "cass life" in
America just as the lifesavings of the generation
just passed did There is no reason to throw fit
because pa and ma of today step some or because
when they pass on four wheels are put on the old
homestead and it appears on the highway as new
model automobile Dollars today are cheaper than
brains, and here and now are more important than
maybe.
Copyright 1926)
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-03-10
MUMMY OF RED
PRINCESS FOUND
BY BOY SCOUTS

Lancaster, Ohio, March Ga num-
my believed to be that of an Indian
princess, found in a forgotten cave
100 feet above a creek bed in wild
stretch of country near here by John
and Robert Goslin, boy scouts, has
been unearthed for the Ohio state
archaeological museum. The discov-
cry was classed as one Of the great
est Importance by c. H. Shetrone,
curator of the museum, who declar-
ed pottery and other relics found with
the mummy indicated that the persons
were of high rank. Mr. Shetrone said
the body probably was that Of a
daughter of Tarhe Of the Cranes,
chief of the Indian village which
stood where Lancaster now stands.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-03-10
CARBON CETSSHARE
OF SCHOOL MONIES

A sum amounting to $1,29G,922 Il
was distributed by the state treasur.
er to the public schools of Montana
about week ago. The amount reere-
sents the income from the state
school fund for the year ending De-
cember 81, 1926, and means that for
each child of school age, the county
receives almost $780, There were
154,458 children listed in the 1926
school census and Carbon county's
census was 5,102. The share for Car
bon county was $42,899.45.
County Superintendent Abigail
Doran has apportioned the share of
Carbon county as follows: School
district No. l ($13,182.66); dist. No.
z, (S3686.1D; district No. 3, ($2O9.92)
district No. 5 (S436.62); district No.
6 ($269.69); district No. 7 (S141903l;
district No. 8 (s302.27); district No.
3 (s2Oes2); district No. 10 (s235.11);
district No. II (S83.97); district No.
II (S16793); district No. 13
($loo.76); district No. ID ($31O.6O;
district No. Is ($16793); district
No. 16 ($58.s0); district No. 1s
(S26O29); district No. 10 ($159.54);
district No. 20 ($11Os.35); district
No. q ($37785); district No. %
(Ss06.O7); district No. 23 ($1393.84);
district No. "a ($55418); district
No. % ($176.33); district No. 20
S201 -; district No. 80
(S3325.05); district No. 81
($299759); district No. 80 ($319.08)
district No. SO (s1419.o3); district
No. "a $2367.84); district No. 35
($4l1.43); district No. SO ($34426); 4
district No. 81 ($295.1D; district No.
g (S310.6D; district No. 80 ($1o076) i
district No. 40 ($142.47); district No.
Al (S176.33); district No. 43 (10076) Il
district No. As ($852.66); district No.
AZ ($125.95); district No. 48
($83.9D; district No. so ($226.7D /
district, No. 81 (s13435); district No.
50 ($184.70); district No. SO ($92.36); |
district No. 54 ($237624); district No.
75 (S75.55); district No. IS (Ss3.97 |
district No. So ($142.47); district No.
81 ($1O0.76) district No. Ga (134.35);
district No. 65 ($1S4.7O); district No.
Sc (S10076); district No. 67 (S41.98); |
district No. 68 ($17633); district No.
50 ($92.36).
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-03-10
4 ..I..l..H MATROg
DIES IT FER HOME
SATURDAY MORNING

Mrs. Chas. Hevosma died at her
home on South Haggin Avenue about
seven o'c'ock Saturday morning, the
immediate cause of death being
broken neck. Mrs. Hevosma suffered
a paralytic stroke on June IA and
since that time had been ailing. A
few weeks ago she was able to re-
turn to her home from local hospi-
tai where she had been receiving
treatments. Saturday morning she
arose from her bed in her weakened
condition and called for help. Before
any of the members of the family
could reach her she sank to the floor
in such position that her neck was
broken.
Mrs. Hevosma was born in Finland.
March %, 1888. She had been a resi-
dent of Red Lodge for twenty-three
years and became the wife of Chas.
Hevosma in this city.
Funeral services will be conducted
from the Finnish church Sunday af-
ternoon at one-thirty O'Clock, under
the direction of the Downard Funeral
Home with Rev. Matt Erkkila officiat-
ing. lnterment will be made in the
Red Lodge cemetery.
Beside her husband Mrs. Hevosma
is survived by two sons, Elmer and
Waino Of Red Lodge; three daugh-
ters, Helen and Ina, Of Red Lodge;
and Mrs. J. Markoyich Of Bearcreek,
a sister, Mrs. Victor Tmmonen Of Red
Lodge, had mother and sister in
Port Arthur, Canada.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-03-10
CUBA FEELS EARTH SHOCKS

Havana, March 5.-Five earth
quakes Of some intensity and dura-
ton were felt in Santiago De Cuba
recently. The first tremors accurred
at II p. m. last night, causing such
alarm that spectators in a moving
picture theatre attempted to rush to
the zstreetss The last quake was felt
at a. m. the next morning. San
German, town situated near Santa
go De. Cuba, also felt a slight quake.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-03-10
VOTERS TO DECIDE
SCHOOL QUESTION
AT MAY ELECTION

A petition filed with C. E. Thonp-
son, clerk and recorder, for the dis
solution of the county unit school
system of Carbon county, contained
54s signatures. In order to comply
with the law only 402 signatures are
required.
At the regular meeting of the
board of county commissioners held
this week, Tuesday, May 10, was set
as the date for special election, for
the purpose of deciding whether or
not the unit system will be dissolved
or retained.
A side e from allowing monthly
claims the commissioners decided to
hold a special session, Monday,
March 21, to take up road matters
and any other unfinished business
that might come before them.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-03-10
TOURISTS INQUIRE
OF THE BEARTOOTHS

Although early in the season several
inquiries have been received by the
Beartooth Boosters Club from pros
pective visitors to the Beartooths and
from several railway centers.
All inquiries request booklets and
scenes of the resorts and scenes near
Red Lodge. From all indications
tourist travel through Red Lodge will
be especially good.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-03-10

Heinrich Krohnen of Duisburg
Germany, repairs intricate locks and
other mechanisms without glasses
and delivers to his customers on a BIZ
cycle at. the age of 80. -
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-03-10
OPENING OF PARK
JUNE I9

Washington, March 4.-Formal
opening of Yellowstone Park for the
1927 season has been set by the in
terror department for June 10. Camp
ers will be admitted as soon as the
winter SHOWS are clear, which should
be about June 1, the department an
nounced.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-03-10
NINE NEW MEMBERS
ENTER EAGLE AERIE

The following nine candidates were
initiated into the local Aerie of
Eagles at a regular meeting at the
Italian Hall last night: John Fran
cisco, Jr., Art Lumley, Ferdinand
Koski, Matt Lehtola, Peter Negro,
Sylvester Braida, John Evans, Emil
Maenpaa, and August Mlekus.
Within the past several weeks the
Eagles membership has been in
creased to Al new members.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-03-10
MONTANA AMONG "BEST"

Montana is rated in the "best" di-
vision in reports on business condi-
tions by the United Business service
of Boston. Only nine other states are
ranked in the "best" division.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-03-10

Miss Inez Quigley departed Monday
for Billings where she will make
short visit with her sister, Mrs. John
McKinnivan, before departing for
Wenatchee, Washington, where she is
making her home Miss Quigley spen
week in Red Lodge, the guest Of
Mrs. Maude Leland
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-03-10

Leopold Newsalts of Owantonna,
Mimi. regained his memory after
more than 60 years, when piece of
shell imbedded in his head during the
Civil War was removed. Il.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-03-10

A domestic science expert declares
that small-town girls are better cooks
than their city sisters. otll IL can
not be denied that lot OF city girls
know their groceries.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-03-10

Tennesee's Legislature has rejected
bill for the regulation of BARRIERS.
Anyway the conversation could hard
ly be regulated.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-03-10

Since green and back is the color
chosen for the new auto license plates
the wearing of such plate by your
car will be a very appropriate way to
celebrate st. Patrick's day.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-16
10000 DETf BUDE
STEPENE PROTI ZASKRTU

Zdravotne oddelenie verejnych
skol oznamuje, re po Novom ro-
ku asi 10000 skolskych deti v me-
ste bude zastepene proti zaskrtu.
S dovolenim rodicov. iZdravotn6
uddelenie ziada rodieoys abyr do
volenie dali ochotne, lebo stepe-
ME je jedina odpomoc proti chy-
teniu zaskrtu. lie ako je stepenie
osozne predijdeni tejto epide-
mie poukazuje sa ma fakt, re kym
roku 1922 bolo Youngstown 910
pripadov zaskrtu a 81 smrtnych
padov od neho, roku 1926 bolo len
80 pripadov a 1 smrtny pad. Pred
styrma rokmi stepenie este nebolo
tn zavedene a preto tax vysoky
pocet deti malo zaskrt. I lanske-
no roku ochorely len tie deti,
ktore neboly stepene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-16

Sokolov
Chyrny sokolsky pracovnik 70 Slo-
venska, K. Bima. bude tn predna-
Sat s. februara Sokolstve.

Sbor l46. T. S. j. Sokol uspo-
rada dna 5. februara budnceho ro-
ku prednaSku spojenn nkazova-
MIN pohybliyych obrazov 70 Vse-
sokolskeho Sletu v Prahe a Judo
vyoh obrazov. Prednasku So
kolstve a sokolskych idealoch bu-
de mat vseobecne znamy sokol-
sky pracovnik X. Bima, ktoreho
pozvala ma prednaskovh cestu do
Ameriky Telocv. Slov. Jednota
Sokol. Miestnost' v ktorej bude
prednaska, este nebola vybrana.
Program prednasky a miesto o.
znamene budn neskorsie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-16
OBCHOD SA ZLEPSUJE,
HOVORf CAMPBELL

James A. Campbell, predseda
Sheet and Tube Co. vratil sa z
New Yorku, kde sa zdrzoval W.
Sc tyzdna a vyslovil sa, re lepsie
easy nadchodia pre- oceliarsky
priemysel. Hovoril: "Dostavame
co raz to Wac objednavok dopy-
tovania ceny sa tiez zlepsily.
Dostaneme vyssie ceny "a nase w
robky bud1com Stvrt'roku a
hodne vyssie v druhom stvrt 'ro.
ku.
Campbell New Yorku bol Z
prilezitosti predavania bondov
Sheet and Tube Co., ktorych bolo
predane "a $75, 5,OOO,OOO Vsetky
bondy boly predane, 60 dokazuje,
ze Sheet and Tube Co. pova9ova-
ma je "a jednu najlepsie 81 stoja-
cich oceliarni ' Amerike. Jej lca.
stiny ma burze sd teraz predavane
"a rekordnd cenu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-16
PES ZACHRANIL RoDINU
Cd ISTEJ SMRTI

Po tieto dni vypuknul ohen v
dome Dallasa Kneppera, vydava-
tel'a "Struthers Tribune" BY
vajnceho dome {. 96 Woodland
Ave, Campbell, O. Celia rodina,
poeitujuca pat dust spala, ked
vypuknul ohen od horncej pece
a zacal sa po celom dome sirit'
Boil by iste zahynuli, keby ME ma
leho psika "Barnesa', ktory W.
'behnul kuchyne hore schodami
do spalne a skucanfm j t'ahanim
blanketov zobudil 5-rocne dievca,
ktore zobudilo potion otca. Len co
stacili vsetci vybehn1t v nocnych
satoch ma ulicu, ohen zasiahnul
schody. Skoda ma dome a ma ma
radi obnaSa $500. Netreba do
kladat', re psfk je teraz vel 'kym
hrdinom ociach vSetkych suse-
dov. ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-16
VIANOCNA sLAVNOsT
" sTAMBAUGH AUDITORIUM

" pondelok, 26. decembra po-
poludnf 3. hodine zahajena bu-
de krasna vianocna slavnost' v
Stambaugh Auditoriume, ma kto-
rel spievane bud1 vianocne pies
ne slovakov, Cechov, Poliakov,
Rusov, Franciizov, Nemcov a Sve-
dov. Okrem spevu bude al orga-
nova hudba vianocnych hymn.
Spievat' budi Martha B. Walton,
Elizabeth Crawford, Julia X.
Cough, Alberta Brenner, Novello
J. Freed, Louis Hehman, Josiah
Guttridge, Il. r. Boals a William
Williams. Ma organe bude hrat
Thomas Webber. Vstupne soc.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-16
VEL'KY DAzD ZAsTAVIL
PRACU v OCELIARNACH

Nasledkom vel'keho dazd u,
ktory padal cely utorok, Maho-
ming rieka sa TAX rozvodnila, ze
viacere oceliarne prinntene boly
zastavit' pracu v niektorych od-
deleniach. V stredu Mahoning rie-
ka bola 0 9.75 stop vyssie, nez ino-
kedy. Vo stvrtok rieka upadla ma
tol'ko, ze praca v oceliarnach mo-
hla byt' znovu zapocata.
Voda v Mahoning rieke nebola
tax vysoko Cd r. 1913. Ia jeden
den naprSalo skoro diva in6e vody
Obce okolo rick boly t'azko po.
skodene pri Akron jeden chap.
eek sa zatopil pred domom jeho
rodicov, kde bolo vody vyse pat
stop.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-16
KTo CHCE JEST PRAVU
LIPTOVSKU BRYNDZU?

Najfajnejsiu Gptovskm bryndzu
MONO dostat' nielen V Liptove,
ale al tn V Amerike. PresvedGili
SINE sa, ked' SINE dostali zasielku
bryndze od p. Pavla H. Sturmana
z zDetroit, ktory tiito bryndzu Wy
raba. Chut' jeho bryndze nemoze
byt' lepsia, podoba sa najfajnej-
Sci krajovej. Me div, ze p. Stur-
man dostal "a nu uz sedem zla.
tych medaili ma vystavach v A
merike. Ka1demu Slovakovi odpo-
rlcame, ably 81 objednal tejto
bryndze. Je dobrou poch1t 'kou ME
len pre- zdravych, ale al pre- cho-
rych, lebo je lahko strovitel ma.
Cd nej 81 nikto zal1dok nepokazi,
coby priam pol funta odrazu zje-
dol. Adresa p. Sturmana a ceny
bryndze sii " ohlaske ma 5. strane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-16
! l>l'ky ohen
" v sirotinrci
80 sirot zhorelo v ohni, ktory Wy
puknul v noci.


V Quebec, Kanade, zhorel vo
stvrtok yeas rano katolfcky siro-
tlnec, ktorom zahynulo okolo SO
sirot l milosrdna sestra. V bu-
dove spa1o 371 detf, ked' oheh
vypuknul V chodbe dr,lheho DO
schodia. Va6sina deti bola wye
dena st 'astlivo 'horiacej budovy
mnohe deti zachranily sa ska
kanim oblokov do sakov, ktore
.hasicia pri horiacej budove drzali.
Vsetky mrtvoly este neboly maj
dene V pohoreniskrl Viacere deti
boly ne'bezpeene popalene a oea-
kava sa ich smrt Z Mnisky, pod
ktorych opaterou bol sirotinec,
dokazaly vel'ke hrdinstvo pri "a
chraiiovani dietok. T..
Toto je uz tretf sirotinec, ktory
zhorel v poslednych par mesia-
coch a kazdom pripade utratene
boly zivoty malickych.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-16
AUTOMOBILOVE LICENsI
ST w VYDAVANE

Tajomnik Statu Ohio Clarence
j. Brown oznamil, ze kto 81 me-
zadovazi automobilove licensi do
l. januara, ten nebude moct pou-
zivat' svojho automobile v Novom
roku preto vyzyva kazdeho aal-
tomoblistu, ably 81 licensove plat
ne zaobstaral elm skorej. License
We platne vydavane s1 v uradov-
nj Youngstown Automobile klubu
v Ohio hoteli u viacerych depu-
tizovanych obohodnikov. Kazdy
mnsi sebou priniest' rekordovany
"Bill of Sale, ze je automobil je-
ho, mae licens nedostane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-16

ci usli ma aute do Struthers do
Hutchesonov a Rossa nechali zba-
belle ma ulici. Tento utekal ma
South Ave. moste zakyyal rukou
ma jeden automobil, v ktorom sa
vezlo pat muzov poziadal ich
aby no zaviezli rychle do Stru.
theirs, lebo re mu je matka vel mi
chora. Tito no al wall zaviezli
do Struthers. Ked' ma druhy den
eitali vrazde, rozpamatali sa ma
Rosa, ze Dol zadychcany a roz-
culeny oznamili prihodu stru-
therskemu sefovi policie. Tento O.
znamil vec nasej policii a chytanie
vrahov bolo zahajene, ktore sa pre-
nasich detektfvov skonGilo praj.
ne. Ross sa vyslovil, re bude spo.
koiny, ked' no popravia ma elek.
trickom stOlci. .... i
Matka Hutchesonova bola are
stOvana, lebo IL nej boil i pred
#po vrazde vrahovia a Rossovi u
dajne dala druhy revolver "a ten
ktorym zastrelil Clemensa. Ross &
Bell usli potion do Pennsylvania 6
syn Hutchesonovej poponahl al ss
k armade, kde siel i jeho priatel
Servino, ktory ale ma zboj bo
odoprel ist'.
Oakley Ross, 20-rocny chlapci
sko, je synom jednoho lekara. U
"a chlapectva 81 otec nevedel
MIN rady; yzdy boil medzi zlym
kamaratmi. Cfm Ibol starsf, tfn
boil horst a zacal kradntit'. Bo
Wac raz arestovany a posledne do
stal sa ma slobodu ltekom z po
lepsovne. Jeho osud moze byt
odstrasujtcim prikladom tym
chlapcom, ktori nechc1 svojich 70.
dicov poslnchat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-16
POMOzTE BIEDNYM
STRAJKUJUCIM BANfKOM

Vyse 10000 makko-uhol 'nych
banikov strajkuje uz dlhy cas- a
nachodi sa v hroznej biede. Uhol'-
ne kompanie ich vyhadzujd kom
panickych domov, feh rodiny tr-
pia hlad a zimu. Preto robotnicke
organizacie po celej Amerike "a
hajily sbierku satstva a potrayin
prospeoh strajkerov. Kto ma
obnosene saty a obuy, chcel by
to podarovat' majnerom, mech te-
lefonuje 4-O953 alebo 3-6484 a w
Dor sbierky pride pre- saty. Alebo
kto m0ze, mech donesie svoj dar
do izby {. 2Os V Knight Of Colum-
bus budove.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-16
VLADA SVOLAI.A
BANfKOV MA PORADU

Tajomnik prace James J. Da-
Wis svolal do Washingtonu pora-
du operatorov uhol 'nych banf a
zastupcov strajkuj1cich banikov.
Ma poradu dostavili sa zastupco-
via banikov s hi. predsedom bani-
ckej unie ma tele, ale operate
rov len tt menSi prisli. Pri zaha-
jenf porady Davis povedal, ze Via
da moEe vynitit' poslusnost' ma
vel'kych operatoroch a usnesenia
porady budl muset' respektovat
Preto ked' sa porady nes1castnili,
tym 81 iba sebe poSkodili.
Ze vlada mieni skoncit' strajk
makkouhol 'nych banikov, ktori
trpia nesmiernu biedu, videt' z
toho, re prezident Coolidge zia.
dal 81 zvlastnu moe cd kongresu
ably mohol takychto Strajkoch
zakrocit'. Kongres v najblizsom
case yynesie zakon, ktorym pref.
dent dostane ziadann moe zakro.
covat' vo vsetkych strajkoch, kto.
re nemozu 81 sami strajkeri a "a
mestnavatelia urovnat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-16
NovEMBRovA vYPLATA
VYSSIA OD OKToBROVEJ

Novembrova vyplata Gekami v
priemyselnych podnikoch Youngs-
townu obnasala 1864 1864, O
$4,000 viac, nez oktobrova. Toto
poukazuje ma malicke zlepsenie v
robotnych pomeroch.
Celorocna vyplata bude mensia
nez lanskorocna vySsia neE pred.
lanskorocna. Vyplata roku 1925
obnasala $50, ,105, 1866, r. 1926 $685..
728, ,453 a l14mesacna vyplata toh.
to roku obnasa $76,40 1893. Jestli
decembrova bude TAXA, ako novem
brova, tax celorocna vyplata OBJ
nasat' bude asi $83, 100000.