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The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-08-05
A Key to Culture
Luncheons

The most elastic word in the whole
vocabulary of entertaining is the
term luncheon. 1t is applied to mid
day meal occurring any time between
IL a. m. and 3 p. m. and may mean
anything from brilliant la Russo
banquet to the hastily gathered frag-
ments left from yesterdays dinner.
1t may describe an hour of abso-
lutte leisure and the most delightful
conversational interchange, or it
may signify the five minutes grab
from the sideboard between the
games of closely contested amateur
tennis tournament.
In general, we may say that lun-
cheon, resembling the dinner in the
main features of its serving, has
three points of distinction: the num-,
Der of guests is irregular, usually,
uncertain; they go to the table sing
ly; they come dressed in any way
that the hour of the day or their
recent occupations swarrant-raen
dropping in dressed for business or
sporting and ladies in promenade cos
tunes, with bonnets or hats; the hour
is not rigidly fixed-luncheon being
largely of cold dishes, is not spoiled
by a half-hour's hardness; a late
conner is greeted as cordially as the
first arrival, and "the more the mer-
rier" seems to be the motto Of the
hostess who keeps "open house" at
luncheon time.
The formal luncheons, for which
engraved invitations are issued, is
usually the "ladies' luncheon" type,
- Sc
equaled by the elegance of the tot
lette. Men have little leisure for
daytime entertainments, except dur
ing the brief outing at some summer
resort, where the easy-going lunch is
the ruling fashion.
The menu of the cold luncheon
may present great variety and pro-
vide for many guests with little
trouble. For a smaller or more def
mite number, hot luncheon may be
prepared. The cold luncheon may be
consist of cold meats-ham, tongue,
roast beef, etc.-salads, wine jellies,
fruits, cakes, bonbons and coffee.
For a hot luncheon is suggested the
| following: a tender steak with mash
ed potatoes and asparagus, or some
thing equally simple, and dessert OF
pie or cooked fruits. In all respects,
the luncheon is a little informal
dinner" If it is strictly formal il
consists usually of soup, fruits, lob.
ster in outlets, croquettes with mush.
rooms, an omelet or fish, broiled
chicken or lamb chops with greer
peas and potatoes, salad, crackers
and cheese, ice cream, coffee, tea Of
chocolate.
The large luncheon party, like the
a O'Clock tea, gives opportunity fol
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-08-05
Vegetable Cocktails

Combinations Of vegetables, tangy
and appetite-whetting, win prod
tagging appetite and add zest to a
whole meal. When such a cocktail
is served it is usually put together
with a salad dressing, and its pres
ence on the menu eliminates salad
which ordinarily would come after
the main course. The serving should
be small, not more than about three
or four tablespoons. The following
recipe makes two cocktails. Serve
them on small glass salad plates or
in stemmed glasses, garnished with
lettuce or other salad greens. Have
all ingredients very cold.
Cueumbers and Celery
Mix four tablespoons of diced GU
cumbers, two teaspoons of grated
horseradish, two tablespoons of
minced celery, one teaspoon of
minced onion and two teaspoons of
thinly sliced radishes, add dash of
salt and pepper and moisten with
mayonnaise dressing. Chill at least
an hour. Serve in lettuce cup on
green glass plate.
Another cucumber cocktail is made
by tossing lightly together four
tablespoons of chopped cucumbers,
two tablespoons of pineapple cubes,
two teaspoons of green peppers, one
tablespoon of pineapple juice, lit
tie salt and pepper and mayonnaise.
Top with a mint cherry and serve in
a shallow glass individual dessert dish
with sprigs of cress for the garnish.
Tomato and Orange
Chop fine enough tomato pulp to
make four tablespoons, add to it two
tablespoons of shredded orange pulI
one tablespoon of minced green pep
pers, two teaspoons of olive oil, two
teaspoons of orange juice, dash of salt
and pepper and mayonnaise to mois'
ten well. Have very cold. Arrange
in small stem glass with spears OF
endive standing up around the edges
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-08-05
Covering the Board

The most successful method Of
covering the ironing board is to. tack
the cloth on wet. Then when it dries
II will be absolutely tight and smooth.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-08-05

displaying all the pretty china one
owns. Flowers and fruits may deco
rate the table, or tables. and all the
most artistic effects may be secured
by little attention to blending and
grouping. Aihostess who knows how
can make her rooms look like a
festal bower for these occasions
without much money outlay, and if
she is clevef in the compromising of
made dishes jand salads, she can give
luncheons that are remembered as
the epitome bf good style, albeit the
bills for tho same are surprisingly
small. Suchta gifted woman enjoys
a sense of exlltation that is unknown
to her richef sister, who merely fills
out a checktfor the cost and leaves
all else to TIC caterer. .h 5...
AT a horrt luncheon ladies remove
wraps but realm hats. As the guests
enter the dUawingroom the hostess
shakes hand with them and intro
duces them one another before GO
ing to the lining room. When no
men are pffsent the hostess leads
the way I'd Nhe dining room and the
guests find Gheir places at the table
Dy the ndnlN CdTuS. WneH men are
present the procedure to the dining
room followsthe custom at formal
dinner.
1t is becoming customary to use
the dayligb tSas much as possible at
all social fuections; and, indeed, at
no affair, unless it be very late in
the afternooh and very ceremonious,
is the daylight excluded and the can.
dies and chandeliers lighted.
AS the luncheon is the most i'm
promptu and variable of meals, each
persons conduct must be guided by
his or her own instructive sense Of
propriety. One who is habitually po
lite is not likely to make any blum
ders at luncheon, since there ar,
no arbitrary rules to trip up the un
wary. b
If the luncheon hour Is much pas
noon the guests should be carefu
not to remain too long after, as the!
might thus be OBTAINING the hostes
from later afternoon engagements.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-08-05
Cantaloup Cocktails


With a vegetable cutter cut small
balls of cantaioup mot too ripe) add
to them an, equal quantity of toma-
to cut. nearly the same size from
large Iheaty tomatoes, put together
with mayonnaise and garnish with
pieces of pimientos cut in diamond
shapes. %
Another good combination is to
dice the pulp from one small can
taloup andg add two tablespoons OF
chopped Spanish pepper and tender
celery. Let iharinate in French dres-
sing. Servelin a followed out ripe
tomato on lettuce.
With String Beans
Mix lightly equal parts of small
string beans, shredded green pepper
and finely minced celery, add few
drops of onion juice and serve with
Russian dressing.
Use equal parts Of shredded string
beans and cucumber and sliced rad
ishes, marinhte in French dressing,
moisten with sour cream dressing
and sprinkleSover the top very small
bits of dieH pineapple. Serve in
shallow. oblpng green glass dishes
with a garnish OF very small celery
hearts. Dishes shaped like grape
leaves lin old-fashioned pressed
glass; are excellent for these cock
tails. "a
Tomato and Peppers
Cut the stem end Of green oil
sweet red peppers, remove the seed!
and stand in cracked ice. For each
pepper cut in halves a small tomato
squeeze out the seeds and cut il
cubes;. add n quarter of an onion
finely chopped; half fill the pepper
cases, haste the filling with Frencl
dressing, and whirl of mayonnais'
and sprinkle the top with minced
watercress ar parsley.
Green pepper cases may also b
filled with equal parts of tart, Whit
flesh apples cut into dice and greer
pepper mixed with mayonnaise.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-08-05
Beauty Answers

F. M. >R.: Twelve to fourteen
glasses of water daily is too much
to take. II is liable TO overwork the
kidneys and overburden the stomach
and heart. Six to eight glasses are
sufficient. There is no objection in
drinking water with your meals,
provided it is not used to wash food
down.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-08-05

drinking water with your meals.
provided it is not used to wash food
down.
G. l.. R.: Often the eating of too
much meat causes headaches and
dopeyness. Eat more vegetables and
fruits, and get more exercise. Try TO
spend at least half hour in the open
air daily. Walking two or three
miles would be splendid exercise Tor
you.
FELICIA: Avoid cold-creaming
the face as much as possible when
the skin is oily. Daub the following
lotion on the face frequently and al
low It to remain on the skin: Boric
acid, one dram; distilled water, four
ounces.
ROSE D.: The dandruff remedy
is: Sixty grains Of sulphur mixed
with one ounce of vaseline and APP
piled every other night to the scalp
with massage. Wash the hair once
a week and brush il for five OF ten
minutes every day. The brushing re-
moves dust and CRIME and is cleans
ing. 10
JETTA: Yes, / believe that un-
derweight people are more suscep-
tible to nervous ailments than others.
II is not a coincidence that so many
"nervous" women, those who react
quickly to irritations physical and
mental, are underweight. There is no
surplus energy with which to NEE,
the irritations. They become tired
more readily, also.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-08-05
Gas Is Economical
for Heating Homes,
Eliminating Waste

Gas as fuel for house heating is
winning out on an economic basis,
as we'll as on the scores of conven-
ience, comfort and cleanliness, ac-
cording to Alexander b. Macbeth,
president VI the American Gas AS
ISOLATION. Gas heating is still con-
sidered by some 70 be exclusively
within the province of the rich, says
Mr.. Macbeth, but more aid more
people in the middle classes are COM
ing to realize that there are certain
economies that can be attained only
with this fuel.
"a study of temperature charts
shows that temperatures vary consid-
erably in most sections of the coun-
try" says Mr.. Macbeth. Gin a GER
tain city it may be 10 below zero
on January and 32 above the next
day. The user of gas-fired heating
plant with thermostatic control rests
assured that gas is being used only
in proportion to fluctuation of the
weather.
"On a cold day the furnace will
consume more gas than on a warmer
day, but only sufficient gas will be
used to keep the house at 20 degrees
or any other temperature desired
The automatic control turns off the
gas when his 70 degrees is reached
and no fuel is used until the house
temperature begins to fall trifle
Then the gas goes on automatically
and brings the desired heat, only tC
cease functioning when it has &C
complished its work.
"Crude fuels mean waste regard
less of care taken to economic. y
Adv.
No man is entitled to credit fol
| tt. s.aoI 20 L. ;.ntt Nox.ntad
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-08-05
Household Hints

SCATTERING Grease
If a little flour is sprinkled in the
frying pan, it will prevent the grease
from popping and scattering.
~ Baby Bibs
A Turkish towel cut into quarters
makes four nice bibs for the baby.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-08-05
PAGEFOR WOMEN
Six Picnic Lunches


Sandwiches-Ham, Cheese, Peanut
Butter, Pickles
Box of Sweet Crackers
Fruit Ginger Ale
! Chicken and Nut Sandwiches
Celery and Cabbage Salad
Sandwiches
~ Chocolate Cake with Mint Icing
Tea vacuum bottle)
f0 eNk
Boston Baked Beans Tin cup or
H sandwich)
Brown Bread and Butter Sandwiches
Lettuce Sandwiches
Little Tomatoes and Salt
Peaches Iced Cup Cakes
Tea
ssA
Bacon (for broiling)
Apple Sandwiches
Doughnuts Cheese
Coffee
Brigand Steak Potato Chips
Rolls Fruit Salad
Chocolate Oatmeal Cookies
Coffee
Lamb Chops Ito be broiled over an
open fire) Potato Salad
Bread and Butter Sandwiches
Tomato and Cheese Sandwiches
Peach Ice Cream
Angel Food Cake Hot Coffee
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-08-05
MenJino China

Splendid cement for broken china
is made by mixing plaster of Paris
with the white of an egg until the
consistency of cream. Apply as you
would any prepared cement.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-25

Vo Warren prisli ma stopu pi-
jackych orgii mladych, 12-15-
rocnych dievcat, v spolocnosti $
chlapcami. Jeden otec zbadal, ze
jeho dcera prichodi domov v ma.
pilom stave a preto ju stopoval.
Stopy no zaviedly do restaurantu
Dominika Domonicas v (. 25 So,
Pine. ST., kde nasiel svojn 13-roc.
MI dcern spit1 ma mol. Dievca sa
nachodilo spolo6nosti deviatieh
inych mladych diensat a asi toll.
ko chlapcov a vsetci boil. opiti,
Nahnevany otec chcel cely re-
staurant "rozstriel at" ale poll
cia no utisila arestovala Domo-
.nicasa. Dalsm vysetrovanim sa
.zistilo, ze skolsk6 deti chodievaly
ma .lumpovaGku al dn inyeh miest-
nostf. U DomonioasA policaiti m,
si take tuhe vino, II ieden poh6r
,zsneho postacil na Spite dospelt,
no sEloveka. DomQni1as ohfkisl
pred sudcom dost: fAhka, platil
len $50o pokutx III ssi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-25
$ERIFoM BOIL oDoBRATf
AAsTNY HRMKc

Serffstyo bolo v Ohio dosial
povazovane "a jeden najlepsich
politickych ddibov, lebo serifovia
zarabali vel'ke tisice ma kuchyni.
Bol to tedy opravdovy mastny
hrniec. ..Vo vaGsich mestach, ako
je Cleveland, Cincinnati Akron,
sefifstvo bolo hodno paru stoti-
sic dolaroy roGne. PodPa doteraj-
sieho sposobu, serif NAL vydelenti
istn sumu ma chovu kazdeho vaz-
na v okresnom vazeni. Ia suma
oby6ajne obnasala okolo As Gen.
tov ma den ma kazdeho vazna. Sc
rif ale boil ystave vychovat' vaz-
nov al "a 25c a TAX co 'bolo mad
tento obnos, Dol cistv zisk pre-
serifa. Teraz Statna zakonodariia
vyniesla zakon, dl'a ktoreho Sc
rifoyia budii muset' podavat' Il
ETY. z kuchynskych vydavkov a
zvysne peniaze odovzdavat' okre-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-25
KAUFMAN PRoTI
CANFIEIDSKEMU MAYoRoVI

Pravotar Nate Kaufman podal
II peticif okresnemu s1du, v kto-
rych ziada zrusenie vyrokov ma
.ynra Rarringera . Garfield no
We pojednavania pred okresnym
sddom. Mayor Barringer ods1dil
totM sedemnast osdb, medzi mimi
] Slovakov, prest1penia prohibi-
Gle q nasddil i'm vysoke pokuty.
Nasledkom ned&vneho rogudku
najvysieho shdu, Barringer nemal
prava shdit' mad dotycnymi a
Kaufman ziada zrusenie jeho w
rokov, 60 znamena j vr&tenie pc
naxi, ,ktore Cd svojich obeti ' po-
dobe pok6t pre- seba skolektoval.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-25
VOLT RADSEJ sMRf,
AKO HANBU

Do obchodu Petra ReSetara, ma
IL. ulici Campbell dobyli sa
minulej nedele v noci dvaja mia
denci, ktorf boil pri skutku chy-
tent arestovani. Jedneho to tax
dojalo, 5e sa tri razy v mestskom
vazenf obesil, ale po kazdom raze
boil odrezany. Prvy raz sa obesil
ma opasok, druhy raz ma kosel u,
a treti raz ma nohavice. Potom ho
policajt strazil aE do rama, aby
mn ndbola dana prilezitost k
d 'alSfn pokusom samoyrazdy. s
tymito dvoma m1idencani are,
Stovany bol j treti, ktory udajne
NAL strait vonku. Ked' ale po-
licajti prichodili. usiel. NeskorSie
tento treti Dol oslobodeny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-25
VALEcNE DOLARE
v POVALEtNYCH KORUNACH

Newyorksky mad. casopis EN-
ber' priniesol zpravu, ze pred
inajvysSfm siidoan statu New
York pojednavana bola zaujfma-
va pravota, zadana iyttm Mem
csm proti jednej banke. Nemec
zaloval, ze pocas vojny ulozil 81
v banke dolare a tato mu po voj-
ne chcela vyplatit mad 'arsky1ni
poyalecnymi korunami a sice len
v takom obnose, kol 'ko koriIn by
Dol \dostal "a svoje dolare i pred
vojnou. Sid rozhodnul, re banka
mllsi mu vyplatit do centa jeho
dolare.
Druhy rozsudok tykal sa zas
pripadu Disielky pehazi. Peniaze
'boly poslane V case, ked doruco-
vanie bolo zastavene. Banka ma
miesto vratenia dbnosu hned', po-
drzala peniaze pri sebe po voj-
ne poslala len tol'ko korin, kol'-
ko bolo pocas vojny objednane a
ostatne dolare 81 podrzala seba,
to jest, ratala zasielatel 'ovi "a po-
valeene koruny predvaleenu ce-
nu., v tomto pripade sud maria
dill banke vyplatenie rozdielu v
obnose zasielatel 'ovi.
V pade tieto tidaje casopisu
Ember" s1 pravdive, to zname-
ma, re vsetci cudzozemci, ktori
poslali peniaze do kraju yeas voj-
ny a dorucene holy len po vojne.
sd oprayneni ma prinavratenie
rozdielu v Gene povalecnych pc
nazi krajovych od ceny predva-
iecnej. Jedna sa 0 sta tisice do
larov, ak ME 0 miliony.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-25
Spojen6 Stat
v Gfr,slkej vojl
AmerickS bitevnice bombardnxs.
y cinslne vojslko, napadnnvdis NJ.
dzineckd Stvrt Y Nanldne
NIEKOL no AlGERIKkNDV'
ZABITE.

Do Washingtonu dosla radiovi
zprava cd adunirala Williamsa, M
vo stvrtok clnske narodne vOish0
bombardovalo Nanking, pric0sn
zabite bolo niekolKo Amerik&-
nov. Amerikani v tom case na-
chadzali sa v fovarni Standard
Oil CO., hotovi opustit mesto.
Pri tom dtoku zabity Dol al
jeden Anglican a raneny anglicky
konzul. AkonShle sa 0 tomto a.
tokn doznal velitel' americkyel
bitevnlc, nariadil hombardovanie
nepriatePa. Zaroven vylodenf bo-
Ii namornici, ktori bojujnc be-
dakmi, rozohnali Cinanov. ,Teden
namornik boil pri tom raneny.
.Je nadei, re americkf obeania
nachodia sa uz teraz v bezpecnO-
sti ma americkych lodiach.
Takto uz al Spoiene Staty So
tleastne' cfnskej vojne.
Medzitym narodna cinska Dr.
mada pochodnje Wit 'azne naprel1
Y pondelok zaujaa vvznamn
mesto Sanghaj av nasledovn6
dni cele ndolie vel kej rieky
Yangtze. s touto armadou sd rus
XII boEevicki general, ktorf pro
nu planujn vsetky ltoky. Tate
anarodna armada je tax zp0ly
bolsevicka. s protmarodnon sr-s
madou cinskou sl zas gcnerali
japonski, anelickf ruski carl
str Pri zaujati Sanghaju, general
Pal Tsung- g-Hsi vyhlasil, be Sang
haj stane sa teraz bazou pre- cello
svetovn revoMciu proti kapitaliz-
mu.
Americka vlada, doznajnc sa o
smrti Amerikanov v Nanking,,
nariadila veEitel 'om kriziakov Gin
cinnati, Richmond Marblehead
naskutku odplavat' ku pobreziu
Ciny. Tieto krMiaky staly poho-
tove Honolulu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-25
OBHORENE DIETA
ZACHRkNENE zIVOTU

Pred par dhami vypuknul O.
hen dome {, 518 Belmont Ave,
ktory 50 rychlo sf-il a dostal sa
] do spalne, v ktorom spalo 9
nesacn6 diet'a Mrs. Trayisovej.
Mrs. Travis snaEila sa diet'a "a
chranit', ale musela sa vzdat ma
mahy, ked' bola opalena. Privo-
lani hasiSia rychlo vybehli po
rebrfku do spalne a diet a v mai
vyssom case vyniesi Z horiaeeho
domu. Diet'atko praye uz gaealo
horet'' a malo satocky i vl6sky. OBJ
horenf. Y nemocnici no zachra-
Mill Sivotu. i.s...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-25
CAMPBELL BUDE
MAT NEoDvIsLY
DoBRo6INNY sPoLOK

Mesto Campbell dosavad bolo
spojene Youngstownom do
brocinnej akcii. Nasbieralo penia-
ze a odovzdalo ich do Communi-
ty Chest. V nedel'u bola schodza,
ma ktorej sa malo pojednavat' 0
tom, ci Campbell ma mad 'alej
syoju dobroaipnii akcin West
spolocne Youngstownom alcbo
ME, tiez mali byt' voleni styria
zastupcovia do vvboru. Ale ma tel
sch6dzi sa moe nevykonalo. Boly
podane ponosy, ze mnohym ne
bolo pomoaene, ked pomoc potre-
bovali. Druha schodza bola toh-
to utorku ma tej bolo usnesene,
re Campbell bude svoju dobrocin-
nj akcm odteraz West samostat-
ne a pod dozorom zastupcov
lysetkvch narodnostf prebyvajn-
icich Campbell, aby sa budiic-
lnosti nemohly udat' ziadne ne
ispravedlivosti. Ma bndici ntor0k
lbude tretia scholza, ma tel sa
iprevedie vol 'ba iradu a zastnp-
3ooy riirodnosti. Sch0dza 'bude v
City hall 8. hod. veccr.
Ma sch6dzach 70 Slovakov pri-
itomnl boil: Rev. Krispinsky, Rev.
'Kostik, Jan Vansuch, A. III. Ham
irak, Jan Borak, Juraj Wargo a
este niekol'ki inl.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-25
SLOW. chlapec
zabity autom
Maly Janko Stanek obet 'ou. -
Vbehnul pred move auto F. Kun
dilxa,

Zivot 6-ro6feho Janka Stanek
bol okarnzite yyhaSnuty minuleho
piatku vecer, ked' bol udereny
antomobilom, riadenym Fred.
knndik . Cooper st. Nest 'astie sa
ndalo ma rohu Indianola a Taft
ulic. Kundik wal nehybne tielko
chlapceka a zaviezol do nemoc-
nice, kde prehlasili chlap6eka "a
mrtveho. Nal prebitt lebku. Cd
tia1' mrtvola zavezena bola do
nlarnice pohrabnickeho zavodu
pi. Kubinovej.
Kundik Dol arestovany policaj-
tom Going-om podrzany pre- W.
setrovanie. Kundik udal, ze prave
dostal novy automobil vo stvr-
tok a V patok veeer, ked' sa ne
st 'astie udalo, bol ma prvom pre-
vezeni. Viezol sa zapadnym sme-
rom po Tndianola Ave, ked' chla-
pee udajnc vybehol chodnika
pred automobil. Automobil vrazil
do chlapceka PRIV, nez NAL easn
zaibrzdit'. Tieto idaje Kundika
potvrdili Juraj Sidash, 1912 +.
Indianola Ave. Jan Polak, z
Indianola Ave, ktori boil sved-
kaani nest 'astia.
Nebohy Janko Dol synom Ja-
kuba Stanek a jeho manzelky,
2539 Taft Ave. Oplakavajd no
okrem rodieov brat Jozef, sestry
Maria Helena, stara matka a
vel'ky krph prib.lznych . pria-
tel'ov: PofraB mu boil pofidclok
rano. Pohrabne obrady vykonal
Rev. FIR. Kozelek v chrame Sv.
Mateja. Pochovany boil v Calya-
ry cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-25
zENY AGITUJt IA NovY
REGISTRAtNY ZAKON

zeny v Ohio zahajily agitaciu
"a zmenenie doterajsieho sjlkona
o registracii volicov, dl'a kto-
reho volicia v mestach musia sa
kazdorocne registrovat'. Toto zne
chut 'uje volicov a ztracajl Eau
jatost' 0 vol'by. zeny ziadajl, a.
by boil vyneseny novy registrac-
ny zakon, dl'a ktoreho nebolo by
potrebne registrovat sa volitom
kazdorocne, ak ma jednom mieste
stale prebyvaj1. Registracia by
bola len pre- tyeh, ktori sa pre-
st'ahovali alebo dospeli k voleb-
nemu pravu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-25
Il OSoB ZAHYNULO
Y oBROVSKEJ vfCHRICI

V piatok noel minuleho tyz-
dina presEa obrovska vfchrica po-
mad staty Arkansas, Missouri a
Tennessee, v ktorej zahynulo Al
osob a mnoho bolo ranenych. Po-
cetne domy boly irplne rozmeta-
ne a mnozstvo ich bolo poskode-
ne. Pocas vfchrice padal l'ado-
wee, ktory povNbijal obloky tax
mer. ma kaI5dom dome, kadial vi
chor presiel. NajvacSie ztraty bo-
" ma okolf Green Forest, Ark,
Materialna skoda obnasa vySe pol
miliona dolarov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-25
Skv'najeri "a odldu
do dedin
Posbaveni praHomoci mad me-
st 'anni, inc i'm nepo2ost&va, ako
50 odst 'ahovat'.

Y Youngstown nastal koniec
basoyaniu skvajeroy dedin-
skych rychtarov Nedayno mai
yyEsf sud Spojenych Statov zadal
I'm t'azkii ranu pozbaviae ich pra-
yomoci sudenia vo vsetkych prf-
padoch, kde ich plat zavisi cd
prisddenej pokuty. Teraz apelac-
ny sud vyniesol rozsudok, ze
skvajeri nemaJn prava jednat' a.
nj yo veciach civilnych, ked' je
obzaIovany obyvatel'om mesta.
Apefacny sud vyniesol svoj roz-
sudok podl'a znenia statneho "a
kona, ktory zneje: "Jestli je ME
mae ureene zakonom, pravomoc
skyajerov civilnych prfpadoch,
je5 obmedzena Ma townshipy, Y
ktorych boil zvoleni aav ktorych
prebyvaii. ziaden sadca pokoja
(skvajer) nem5ze drzat Sid in.
de, neali townshipe, pre- ktory
Dol zvolepyy.
Skvajerom .eraz w inc nepo-
zbyva, ako prest 'abovat' svoje u
radovne do dcdin : spomfnat' tie
izlate easy, ked' boil vel 'kymi
panmi mad slobodou majetkom
NEST 'anoy. Prv vsak, nez by sa
uspokojili, jeden Mich ide ape
lovat' rozsudok apelaGneho sldu.