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Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-07
Martin Identified
As Patton Inmate

Makisich Martin escaped from
the insane asylum nj Patton three
weeks ago.
This was established this morning
by attaches ut the sheriff s office
when information regarding Mar
tin s arrest by Fl Centre police was
forwarded to that institution and an
answer received. Martin was ar
rested on Main street Friday night
by Patrolmen McCaslin and Mill,
kin when his actions aroused their
suspicious. He was turned over TO
the county authorities.
Since being locked up at the
county Jail Martin has caused con
siderable trouble. He has been
violent at times but the
greater part of his antics have as
sumed a turn of humorous vein.
Arrangements for his return to
Patton have been begun.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-07
Couplc Held For
Investigation

Sam and Babe" Diamond. ne.
slocS, are in the county jail.
just how long Sam and " Baby
will remain - questionable bat III
the meantime attaches of the Sher
if 5 office and the district attor-
ney's office viii make an effort 10
prove that they ar the pair of cot,
orcd folks who have caused consid-
cradle trouble in the valley Of late.
All kinds Of tricks in the confluence
game have been leSOrtcd 10 by the
hunted pair and in the TWO appre-
hended today. the deputies believe
they have locked up the much want
ed and woman.
peputy Shcritfs Pat Thaanum
and ". \. McCltlland effected the
capture They picked up Sam and
" Babe in FL Centre and when
possessions were turned over to tha
iailer. IN envelope was found bear
ing the inscription. e" POO in cash. :
The envelope. however, contained
nothing more than Two small alma
macs. They did have about $40 in
cash between them.
In Brawlcv. where one confidence
game was worked, persons connect
ed with the case have agreed 70
come to the county iail to attempt
10 establish the identity Of the pair.
methods and other evi-
deuce VIII be gathered by the Of
ficials,
No formal charge has been
brought against the prisoners at
,liS time.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-07
Academy of Music
Program Tonight

El Centre residents are remind.
cd that tonight is the time set for
the ioii.t program to be given at the
Academy Of Music by 7. Morley
Harvey. London orgauist, and
George Ballentine, lyric tenor Of
New York City.
THE two artists will present a
varied and interesting program Of
bi=no and organ numbers and vocal
selections. Tickets win be on sale
at the Academy. he program
viii open at S:lj.
Harvey comes highly recommend
cd and is connected with London
musical Organizations. such as the
ROYAL Oratorio Society, for which
he s soloist. and the London
10 = auii7techn.c Institute, Of which he
Is graduate and from which he
is the holder OF a prize.
Halientine : work IS characterIz-
cd bv an unusual versatility IA
language and stvle He has studied
with various internationally known
teachers and during one season
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-07
LETTUCE MARKET

Lettuce shipments for Saturday
totaled l55 ears, with 20 out Sunday
The south end of the valley is now
leading in amount of shipments Ri
Centre shipping 40 ears Saturday,
Heber 81. Calexico 26, and Holtvillc
90. OF the total number Brawlev
shipped 3S ears.
Sundays shipments showed Fl
Centre high with % cars; Holtvillc
rolled II. Heber Q. and Brawley 10
of the total number. Cars ordered
for today's loading, l32.
Today's market quotations:
New York. II degrees, cloudy.
81 ears California, I Florida arriv-
ed, iceburg supplies moderate, mar
ket about steady. Imperial, 2.OO-3,
mostly 2.50-75. poorer low as 1.5o.
Philadelphia. - degrees clear, one
car Arizona. Is California l Florida
arrived. 47 cars on track, supplies
moderate, demand moderate. market
slightly stronger. Imperial 4s-1s,
o.j0-3.2J. few higher, poorer low as
2.2j.
Chicago. II degrees, raining. 81
ears California, . Arizona arrived.
l55 cars on track, supplies liberal,
demand moderate. market slightly
stronger. Imperial 4s-5s, 2.75-3.23.
Fair quality 2.25-50.
United States shipments for Sat
urdav were Arizona 2S, Imperial
l55. Florida l, total 1S4. Sunday,
Arizona p, Imperial 20, total 81.
Imperial Valley shipping point IN.
formation for Saturday. demand
good. market stronger. Carloads +.
o. b. cash track. 4s-5s l.65-2.OO, ac-
cording. to quality and percentage OF
fours.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-07
News Notes From
Here and There

Huxley l.. Galbraith, university
dairy specialist, has been retained
for 1927 by Kings county.
Louis Rischoff, Pixley, Tulare
county, harvested two bales of cot
ton to the acre from 10 acres.
On November /, San Luis Obispo
county, had had II times as much
rain as at the same time last year.
1t is reported that mint refinery
will be moved from Portland, Ore
gon, to Porterville, Tulare county.
A movement is under way for a
roadway that will link Yosemite
General Grant and Sequoia national
parks.
The Growers and Shippers Protec
tive association is the name Of q
new on-profit, non-eapital corpora
tion at Fresno.
A company has been formed at
Bakersfield, Kern county, to import
tree cotton or Kapok from Colon
bia, South America.
Tree men in the San Joaquin Val
lev say the warm weather has much
delayed the digging of deciduous
nursery stock.
The Turloek irrigation district
voted, LAOS to 27l for 100000 in
bonds to build additional power un-
its at Don Pedro dam.
The latest plausible highway plan
is to run q road up Mt. Whitney,
the highest point in the United
States and link Kern, Tulare and
Invo counties.
V. L. Souer, Oakdale, Stanislaus
county. has picked two crops of ap-
pies from his Greening and Pippin
trees, the first in July, the last in
November.
The noted death trap crossing
on the state highway at Dixon, So
lano county, is now avoided by a
new route through the town.
The day s news yields advanced
data on the millennium. Thus: Pull
man porters have begun an anti-tip
campaign. 1t is said they actually
want salaries.
Chicago Swedes claim Theodore
Roosevelt and George Washington
had Swedish blood.
King George has springs put on
royal carriage after riding the
rods Il years. Science certainly
flies in Britain.
Flappers in New Orleans go bare
foot during floods. A complete
swimming suit merely by removal OF
the stockings.
Large buck deer leaps through
plate glass window in Antwerp, n.
y, stirring village. Not the first
time town has been aroused by n
stag affair.
The Arkansas assembly refused
to make chicken stealing a felony.
That s great help for the help.
On account of foot and mouth dis
ease cattle are forbidden entrance
from Mexico.
Eight thousand acres have been
added to the LovelOck irrigation
district in Nevada.
The first asparagus from Texas
ever reaching New York was re-
ceivedN there two weeks ago.
The acreage of tomatoes about
Miami, Florida. is 100 per cent
greater than last year.
j. A. Peck, Fruitland, Idaho, got
an egg from a ten months old pullet
that weighed nearly four ounces.
The dairymen S association OF
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-07
To Make Survey
of Agriculture

An agricultural survey of I'm
perial valley, which will include
mapping the crops planted through
out the valley aud corclating them
with the soil, will he made by
STANLEY VI. Cosby. of the division
of soil technology Of the University
of California. Cosby arrived here
today to begin his work, and plans
10 remain for two months.
Cosby expects to include in his
report. which will later be pub
lishcd for public distribution. data
transportation. markets,
drainage. irrigation and other sub
iects of direct bearing on agricul-
tural conditions in Imperial valley.
Cosby was member of the party
which made the soil map of 1mper-
ial valley in 1919, and is therefore
familiar with this district and par
ticularly we'll fitted for the work.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-07
PERSONALS

Will r. Conway returned to the
city this morning after several days
spent in Los Angeles on business.
Wiley Weaver Jr., is back in the
citv. following several months. dur
ing which time he and his family
were in the Hawaiian Islands. The
Weavers will make their home IN
the valley again, Mrs. Weaver and
their small son remaining In san
Diego temporarily until a house on
one of the family ranches can be
put in order for occupancy.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Carson Of this
city are the parents of baby boy,
born carly this morning at the
Stone Maternity hospital. Both the
baby. which weighed eight pounds
at birth, and the mother are doing
nicely. Carson is employed by the
lee and Development Co.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-07
Noted Musician
Called by Death
By United Press Leased Wire

GLENDALE, Cal, March =
Funeral services will be conducted
here tomorrow for Mrs. Julia Pow
ell Rice. IS, sister of the late Ma
jor John Wesley Powell, former di-
rector of the United States Geologi-
cal survey and the first white man
to explore the Grand Canyon. She
was an aunt of Maudc Powell, fa-
nous violinist.
Mrs. Powell died here yesterday
from heart disease. She had lived
in Southern California practically
all her life and took an active part
in musical and educational circles
for many years.
Mrs. Powell was an instructor in
the public schools of San Diego,
Santa Barbara, Los Angeles and
San Bernardino and at one time
was director of music in, the old Los
Angeles State Normal school.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-07
MaZer Said to
Have Confessed
BY United Press Leased Wire

CANTON, o., March Louis
Mazer, indicted for the killing of
Don r. Mellett, has made Il com
plete confession of the underworld
plot against the life of the militant
editor, Henry W. Iarter, Jr., coun
ty prosecutor. announced today.
In return for the detailed state
ment duplicating others in the as
sassination conspiracy, Mazer has
been promised immunity, the formal
statement said.
Mazer will be used as the state 5
main witness in trials of others i'm
plicated III his confession, Harter
said. AFTER three hour confer
ence with Ora Slater and me, Mazer
made a confession that we believe
to be true, the statement by Har-
ter said
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-07
Boy Scout Camp
Plans Approved

Building Of mess hall. admins
stration building. swimming pool
and the installation Of proper sani-
tary equipment for the Imperial
Valley Yuma district Boy Scout
camp site in the Laguna mountains
was recommended at the camp com
mittee meeting held at the Hotel
Barbara Worth Saturday night. A
group Of representative business
men from different parts of the val
lev and Yuma We're present. IN ad-
dition to the committee members.
A blue print, showing the camp
as it will ultimately appear after
development according to the pro
gram the committee has adopted,
was shown. The entire program viii
be extended over period of more
than one year. Cabins will be built
at q later date General discussion
followed, after which the recon-
mendation covering the described
program was unanimously carried.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-07
Practice Held
By Sci0ts Band

Members of the Sciots band held
practice at the Palace theater yes
terday under the leadership of jim
my Hushman, and present plans
call for a rehearsal each week with
the expectation of putting on an
open air concert in the near future
An invitation is extended to all
persons playing band instruments to
become affiliated with the band.
Members are enthusiastic over
the possibilities for organizing a
high class band to give frequent
concerts here.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-07
GIRLS" DEFINED

RIO DE JANEIRO, March T.
The great novelty and fascination
for the Rio De Janeiro thcater goers
are at present girls, American
and English chorus girls and quite
a number Of Latin girls, who are
doing fairly well as imitators of
their American and English sisters.
Things started for the box office
recently when troup of American
chorus girls arrived in Rio after a
stand Of a few months in Buenos
Aires vaudeville houses. The
troup was advertised locally as " AS
move Girls Americans, the
girls being left in the original
English The word "girls was
soon coined by the Brazilians to
mean, as one newspaper put it,
d" Anything young and feminine,
happy and knowing few words in
English, almost naked and almost
pretty, exceptionally nice and TO be
seen heard and delighted in.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-07
new SUPREME
COURT HOLDS
FIRST MEET ING
By United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, March THE
state supreme court convened here
today for the first time since it
was newly constituted at the recent
elections.
Appeals in four murder eases and
the plea of Thomas Hennessey, con
victed broker, for reversal of
Judgment were considered by the
court.
Philip A. Goodwin, convicted in
Orange county of the Staying of
Joseph Patterson, and George Fer
lin, convicted of arson and murder,
seek new trials.
Earl j. Clark, under sentence of
death, for the murder of Charles
Silvia at Wilmington, will enter .
plea for the right to appeal SEN
tcnce. The court ordered that Clark
lose his appeal following his es-
cape from the county Jail here.
Charles Sieber, accused wife muir
dered. will also be granted hear
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-07

Walla Waha, Washington, will put
up $4,000 headquarters building.
The number of cattle in Nevada
decreased $4,000 last year but the
number of dairy cattle and sheep
increased.
The first robins are singing now
at Oneco. Conn. Tijuana. Mexico,
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-07
Arrest Near in
Branding Case
By United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, March Pos
sibility of an arrest loomed today
by Officers engaged in Investigate
ing mysterious assailants who are
alleged to have recently branded
the initials N. r. = upon the shoul-
ders of Mary Gerard, Burbank girl
The girl and her mother appeared
at the office of Chief Complaint
Deputy Clifford Thone, and stated
that they desired to bring charges
against a suspect. The girl up to
the present time has maintained
silence on the incidents of the al
legged branding.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-07

A child in Chicago begged to stay
up q little later, saving her life be
cause building next door fell into
her bedroom. All you children who
don I want to go to bed and who
have a building next door take not
ice.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-07
CIES ON GOLF COURSE
By United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, March Earl
T. Wight. 81, an engineer of Salt
Lake City, died on the Griffith
Park golf course here yesterday.
The body is being held pending in
structi0ns from relatives in Utah
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-07
SEEK THEATER BANDIT
by United Press Leased Wire

PORTERVILLE, March Local
police were searching today for
the bandit who bound Everett
Howell, manager of local theatcr,
and Helen Kugis, cashier, and es-
capped with 1870 late last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-07
Woman Believed Insane.

phine Marshall, 20, colored woman
arrested in Imperial Saturday after
noon, is believed TO be insane. The
woman was brought to the county
Jail bv Deputy sheriffs Thaanum
and Evans where she was locked up
pending further action. 1t is ex-
Peeted that she win be given an in
sanity hearing before Judge j. S.
Larew in superior court, department
one, Tuesday afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-07

Now that the movies have begun
to do their own talking, perhaps
those earnest souls who converse
during films can find haven for
their discourse in the public librar-
iea.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-07

Hollywood is a place where a
man who wields a hammer on Il
movie set is known as master
artisan.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-07

"WeH. " as Col. Jake Rupert Of
the Yankees muses., cheerlessly,
the difference between holdout
and holdup ism I so great after all,
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-07

Money TO LoaE on Altomoblies.
Stp-!ing securitIcs Co. inc. Fred r.
Gro. :. Mgr. ESQ Main ~. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-07

In the last five years wheat acre
age in Nevada has decreased about
5000 though still a staple crop.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-07

Springs coming, boys and girls,
but as the soothsayer spake to Ju-
lius. Beware dah wides oh
March
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-07

Fifty acres of olive trees near
Chico. Suttcr county, have been or
dered destroyed to protect other
nearby orchards from olive knot.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-07

Headlines you never see: G. o. p.
Honest Crowd After All, Says Jim
Reed.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-07

gave concert programs with Sig.
Italo Picchi, eminent hasso of the
Metropolitan Opera Company.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-07
Income Tax Official Here.

McElvaine, deputy income tax col
leetor, opened office at the chamber
of commerce quarters this morning
and will remain in FL Centre until
March 16. He viii furnish persons
making out their 1926 income tax
returns with any information re,
quired. All returns must be made
on or before March l.. Blanks are
available at the chamber headquar-
ters.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-07
Deputy Assessors Named

Deputy ASSeSSUrS NdHeu.- .-FItNt0
deputy assessors for Imperial Coun-
y were appointed by w. NJ. Weav-
cr, assessor, SATURDAY. and papers
certifying the appointments were
filed this morning at the county
clerk office. Those appointed
are: Scott B. Foulds, " G. Horine.
Anderson B. Derrick, Grover G..
Tucker. Don l.. Grumbles, Irene Mo
den, Cleo McCarv. George T. Tally,
Alex r. Never, John r. Salassi and
{. :. Fowler.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-07

Cost Expert Here. W. Flu,
harty of the University of Califor-
mia arrived here this morning and
will spend several days in the val
ley working in connection with the
Farm Advisor S office. Fluharty is
an accounting expert, and will give
expert advice to poultrymen and
tairymen now using the university
system of cost accounting. While
here he will also help the citrus
growers install an account system.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-07

Citizens of Essex, Mass, scour
woods for hugger. The dispatch
didn' say whether the posse was
made up of men or women.
Money to Loah or Automobiles.
Sterling Securities Go. Inc. Fred n.
Cross. Mgr. GEO Main st. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-07
Local Resident Returns.-Mrs. s.

II. Strickland returned to the city
Yesterday, following three months
spent visiting in Chicago, Indian
apolis and other eastern points.
Mrs. Strickland was met Saturday
by her daughter. Mrs. Carleton d.
Jov and her son, w. j. Strickland,
who motored over to Chula Vista,
where they joined her at the home
of another daughter, Mrs. Nat Ro-
gan.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-07
Motor to Los Angeles.-Father

Motor to Los Angeles.-Father
W. G.. Moffat of st. Paul 5 Epise0-
pal church left yesterday for Los
Angeles, where he will spend few
days. returning in time II hold
Lenten services on Wednesday.
Father Moffat motored to the coast
in company with Jack Reinhardt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes and Mr..
Barnes, all of Los Angeles, who
were his weekend guests here.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-21
UDOM SPOLKU SV. VOTE
CHA MA STEELTON DO
POZORNOSTI.

Y laskavn znamost davam vse-
tkym udom Spolku Sv. Vojtecha.
za podielove knihy ma rok 1927
som obdrzal. Kazdy nd tohoto
roku dostane kalendar "Pntnik
Sv. voitessky'', roman "Mokan-
dah, alebo mladr nacelnik indi-
ansky'' a tiez Zemepis Republiky
Casko-Slovenskcj. Teda vel I'M
krasne, zabavne pouene citanie
a k tomn krasne obrazy 70 Slo
venska ktore sa V zcmepise na.
chodia.
Mill bratia! Ma budilcu nedc
IN, %. januara druhej hodint
po obede blrdem pod kostolom y
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-21
Anna Novotny, iictovr
HASELTON SLOVAK TATRA
SPOLOK.

Uradnici na rok 1927 si nasledovni:
Stanislav Necko, prcdscda, Box 800,
Haselton Sta. -- Jan Ri2up, polpred
soda, 1877 Gladstone St. Martin
Zentko, dttovnik, p. O. Box l47, lia.
selton Sta. Jan Rasista, pokl., 10i
Haseltine Ave-, City. Jozef kasepga,
zhpisnik, 1889 Gladstone St., City. -
Dozorcovia maietku si: Michal 10.
zak, Box l5l Haselton Sta, City. Mar.
tin Basista, 100 Gladstone. ST., City
Dozorca chortch: Stefan Stole, P. 0
Box IS Haselton Sta, City. - Stra;
dveri: Valent Rovder ST., P. O. Box 264,
Haselton Sta., City.
sch5dze vydrziavaja sa kazad 4. ne
del'u mesiaci v sko.e Sv. Alzbety n,
N. Haseltine Ave. Z. popoludni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-21
Al STEELTONSKY POLITICKY
MA SA K PRACI.

Steeltonsky Politacky Klnb nal
svoin mesatnii sch0dzu dna 26
decembra, ma ktorej Dol zvolcnS
nasledovny novy nrad ma rol,
1927:
PrcdScda: Martin Humensky st
Podpradscda: Pavel .Ondash.
Tajomnik .Jozef F. Begala.
Pokladnik Jozcf Bolha.
Vyslanci do Fcderacic: Martin
Hmcnsky ST., Andrej Smigovsky
Jozef H.ura, Martin Dolak a Pa
vel Ondash.
= Ma Sch0dEi bolo usncscnt, alb,
nasi 5yslanlci sli ku koncilmanoy
Buchananovi, ably hlasoval V sl
hlalse so aiadost 'ou nasho klub,
a obcanov Ma Steelton, zeby bo
postaveny most Cd Division nlice
ku Salt Spring Road. Ticz, ably
dostali nasho zastMpcu, koncilma
ma Buch anana ma naSu budGcr
sch6dzu, ze'by sme MIN mohl
81 pohovorit' inych veciach
ktore sn potrebne ma okolici Steel
tonu najviac o cesty, ktore 81
potrebne pre- dietky, chodiace d.
skoly Nsv. Mana' JeziS.
Schodza klubu bude na 30. ia
nuara vecer 0 Z 30. VSetci obca
MIA 10 Steeltonur sn ziadani prist
S nctou,
Jozef F. Begalla, ia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-21
NOVY URAD SPOLKU SV.
AMY, G. 1853 PSZJ.

Uradnicky spolku Sv. Amy, {.
163. PSI. ma Lansingvile, ma
rok 1927 si1 nasledovne:
Anna Dutko, predsedkyna.
Katarina Hudak, podpredsed-
kyna.
Katarina Rakoci, 1ctovnicka.
Katarina Savel, pokladnicka.
Anna Gonda MI, zapisnfSka.
Petrona Fabian, doz. chorych.
Dozorkyne majetku: Anna Con-
da st. Maria Humenik.
Do Pam. Oddielu: Maria Ha-
lahan.
Sch9dze vydtrziavajn sa kazdii
3. nedel'u v mesiaci v hale pod
novym kostolom Sv. Mateja ma
Homewood Ave. o 1. hod. popo-
ludni. TAX prijmite odo nina
vsetky sestry srdecny pozdrav a
prajem yam v tomto novom ro-
ku zdravia a st 'astia.
Anna Gonda, NIL, zapisnieka
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-21
ROCNE UCTY A ZPRAVA z
RoCNEJ sCH0DZE sPoLKU
TATRA v YOUNGSTOWN.


Youngstownsky sIoyenskI ~
Nemoci Podporujdtci spolok IA
ira nal rocnii schodzu, ma ktore.j
podane boly nasledovn6 roend
llety:
Mesaene prijmy Ia 1926 $S13.2o
Mesacne vydavlly IA 1926 $4,000
Interes "a cely rok 1884
Spolu prfjem intcreSom 9S7 Ia
Zvysok Z intcresu bol ~. 81. ID
PrenaSka y T.. 1926 3.454.S1
Z a -.f
CcIy majatok spolku
Tatra |. janaara 1927 $3,509.95
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-21
NOVY URAD SPOLKU SV. MI
CHALA ARCHANJELA MA
STEELTON.

Davam na znamost udom a
udkyfiam spolku Sv. Mich. Arch
amelia, cislo 3l5 ma Steelton, me-
novite tym, ktori d 'alej od osady
byvaj6.. ..ze boil zvoleny novy urad
ma rok 1927 jako nasleduje:
Matej Kovall, predseda.
Juraj Bernath H.. zapisnik.
Michal Bertko, nctovnik.
Mikulas Popovic, pokladnik.
Jan Rozum a Jaraj Jmhas IT.
dozorcovia majet'ku. Dozorcovia
chorvch: Andrej Ferko a Pavcl
Koneval. -n, ...
Sch6dza sa vydrziava kazdn 3.
nedel'u doraz po druhej sv. omsi
pod kostolom Najsv. Mena Jeziss.
Bratia, nejdem reel sfrit', ale da-
yam yam ma znamost re bolo IL
StanOVene a JednOnlaSne prlJate,
ze nd, ktory diva mesiace dlhuje,
ME je opravneny ma podporu V
chorobe, po druhe, ze nd, ktorv
v tretiu sch0dlzu nezaplati, vytvo-
reny bude 20 spolku. Preto bra
tia sestry Nsimnite 81 tyIchto
SLOW, bud tie riadnymi udami, a.
by mas spolok rozkvital tejto
nasej milej krasnej a obetavej O.
sade ma Steelton. Ked talk bude-
me spolu nazivat', talk mas Pan
Bob 'bude zehnat' mas spolok
bude rast' Adresa spolku je ma
Matej Kovall, 81 Silliman ST.
Som ilctou,
Juraj Bernath, zapisnik
III 78 Oneta st.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-21

skole, rozdaEat. 1ietn knizkF.
TAX sa usiluite, priH tie sami, a.
lebo poslite dietky, ably ste po-
lom nemuseli 'chodif "a mnou.
Kazdy I'D "a podicloyt lnihy "a.
plati 15c ma postoy6 trovy,
Som yam ilctou,
Jozcf Oravec, jednatel'