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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-06
California True To Form

resolution decided to investigate
newspapers companies for the
purpose of defeating Boulder
legislature will lay nearly all Arizona
newspapers suspicion but specifically
legislature suspects Angeles Sacramento
have fought the
the dspeaure
0 Johnson
Every since Hiram Pacific
time finds opposition his
plans
the Colorado and intends
the Tehachap to accomplish her
been discovered for
transferring another without the
the water.
By shouting Arizona sets it's just
of Colorado river
of the people from
rights diproporiona rights for the
people of California
arid lands primarily
over any power development be effected
The consequence IS built farther the
Arizona and the to be
developed
Angeles.
system will give the
of the Of
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-06
BY RODNEY BUTCHER
NEA Service Writer

WASHINGTON see by the pa
pers,' muscd Senator j. Boomboom
McWhorter, that less than so per
cent of our eligible voters went tt
the polls in the last election.
"Oh the shame of it!''
Senator McWhorter," spoke mn
your correspondent, earnestly, "tha
people look to you in this hour. 1t
is time for you to come forward.
Someone must devise ways anc.
means to bring the people to til,
neglected polls. Someone must show
us how to increase pIuralities anc
pile up bigger and better land.
slides, Have you"
Say no more" broke in Senator
McWhorter, leaping forth from his
muse. ''The people shall not look in
vain.
II shall furnish the key and con-
gress, in it's wisdom, shall unlock
the door. Come November, 1928, and
YOU shall see the polls besieged like
a public peep-hole at ladies' Turk
iSh bath. Men, women and children.
will vote early and often and the
ballots VIII be deposited in ware
houses instead of boxes.
"You may say for me that, come
December, when congress, in its. wis
dom, again assemblies. / shall for
mally propose 4 constitutional amend
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-06
WASHINGTON Az
LETTER AN

ment to achieve this end.
my project, which calls FOR {,
comparatively small appropriation,
envisages an all embracing campaign
designed to decoy all classes cf our
citizenry to the booths.
I'm each precinct we VIII appoint
a paid committee to plan our various
appeals. First the committee will
spread the word that excavation is
about to begin in vacant lot next
to the polling place and that there
is splendid chance to see a steam,
shovel in action. This will insure a
goodly gathering at the outset.
"Then there will be announced or,
election, day a treasure hunt. The
clews will lead directly to the booths
This will attract the better classes
ahem, that is, the society people.
and before they know it, they will
be casting their votes
1.-The committee will spread the
word that John Barrymore will be
present at the polling places, in
tights, which will mean that all
housewives and working girls viii
he on hand. To make sure of get.
tins every woman in the precinct,
including the blind. we viii also am
nounce that the first woman TO ar
rive will be given a potted plant, to
take home. The appropriation will
provide for purchase of potted plant.
The gambling element viii be
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-06
Sixteen Years Ago

Douglas Gray and son, of Tomb
stone, who came down to attend
the circus, returned to their home
yesterday.
A. d. Archuleta left last eve
ming for Pagosa Springs, Col, to
spend the summer.
Rev. E. W. Simonson returned
yesterday from Nacozari, report
ing that everything is quiet down
there and that at Fronteras the
rebels are simply taking the
place for practice.
1t is announced that the Stand
ard Oil company will construct
a spur track here to get to its
yards where oil tanks will be
located.
c. G. Tomason, the oldest man
in point of service in Douglas,
having been here for the past
eight years, expects to leave
about the goth for Washington.
He has arranged to exchange with
L. H. West, of Washington, who
arrived here a few days ago.
w. A Brooks, newly appointed
chief clerk in the mechanical
department of the E. P. & S. w,
arrived here Tuesday from Cim-
arron, N. M, bringing his family
with him.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-06
A FUTILE APPEAL TO PART1sANsHrP
ARIZONA Republican,

brings out only during
democratic unity
Blu he
When unity
of
when in
presidency defeated the
governor possible
Whatever the the the
S
the the for
majority in legisa-
responsible
the relations members of the majority
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-06
BAKB8
WARS AND RUMORs OF WARS

Rumors of wars are being bruited
about. Harvard and Princeton are
going to have at one another at golf
this spring. 1t is to be hoped none
of the Princeton men forgets HIM
self and let's go with a hook,
Controversy RACES in London over
whether men shall or shall not tip
their hats to the ladies'. Now that
the street ear seat questions have
been settled there just has to be
something to fight about. ~. :.
Rutgers classmen have been bat
Ting over the issue of mustaches
and who shall wear them. The
seniors are fighting for first down.
The worlds leading artists
are contesting for prize necktie pat
terms 1t is to be hoped none of
them has been reading about the
snyder murder case.
we have learned now why the
American legion is going to Paris.
It's to see "Abie's Irish Rose
Canadian milk has been found un-
safe to drink anu paH hds pNeh
placed on it by the government.
What in the world is man to drink
in Canada, anyhow?
An Englishman drove his car 2O7
miles an hour down in Florida tho
other day, but he didn't manage to
hit single pedestrian.
A girl coming home from party
at a. M in Chicago shot herself
when she met her mother who was
on the way to church. Mothers
shouldn't get up so carly to go to
church.
Copyright, 1927, NEA Service, Inc)
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-06
More Truth Than Poetry
By James J. Montague
CHARITY


The Sutans o Turkey led multiple lives,
Each one had of dozen OF wives
we'll have been married put onoe
For they in of publicity stunts
King Henry repeated recourse
legal proceeding that's known as divorce
which proves i'm an wicked old lad
For severe doesn't need ad
And Solomon so the oil chroniclers
to scandalous
Though the which attached to his
Was not a broadcast his fame
through lived wicked old
have married married and married again
following the cinema
be hard the who seeks
weeks
this practice
He employees it alone to help out his
While others whose habits
Had not like the actor--a first class
It the American visitors a of
debt, hear them complain
He Reputation
Beethoven wiser than the jazz
without words -
Frenchmen complaining of Wait
they try to buy over here.
(Copyrght 1927, by the Bell Syndicate
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-06
Efficfencx

Senator Shortridge was commenting
the Boulder creek dam. "Of course
there are two sides OF every question,
but my own opinion of the procedure
is that it had no more sense than
the pruning of Bill Smiths peach
tree.
"Bilrs oldest son was up on a
ladder pruning the old tree when
his younger brother John came along.
How long is it going to take
you to prune that tree? John asked.
" 'Oh, about two hours, I guess
"'Well, make it snappy; dad says
for me to cut down the tree
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-06
No Four-In-One

"This is the age of specialists,
said Charles M Schwab, "but there
is such a thing as OVERRIDING It.
office inefficiency has ruined many
an otherwise good business.
"T want girl the office boss
said to his secretary, who is high
school graduate; want girl who
can spell words of at least two
syllables; and 1 want a girl who
knows something about business; I
want a girl who has ambition to
become an executive
"'Yes sir said the secretary look
ing up from her notes. you want
four new girls for the inner office. :"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-06

lured by promise that fitting
prizes will be awarded for lucky
numbers on the ballots.
"To get the older men, we will
hire artists to paint gilt letters on
plate glass windows. To get the
younger men we will announce the
opening Of new speakeasy on tho
second floor. Bootleggers, pick.
pockets and hodup men will come
anyway when they appreciate the
size Of the crowd,
Perfect isn't it?"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-06
Abe Martin

TIL thing 1 don't like about movie
battles is that they shoot right mt
each other so long before 1T occurs
t. someone t. git killed. Mrs. Eh
MoOts' brother is quite a character
He still votes am carries a tooth
brush i'm his vest pocket.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-06

and other bodies Of corporate wealth That too is od
stuff" orn-out
1t might yet in benghtea Oackwou ~
whore vet radica1m is democracy could not gain the econ
tho twelve members Of the thirtyour majority VINO are more
related to corporate the humblest mOer oi
tho state highway to administration
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-06
Aerial Object Lesson


from n an
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-06
Plucked From the Plains
Appropriate

Hoot Gibson was deploring the
passing of the horse. "And to think"
he added, "that they are even talking
of making a statue for the man who
invented tires!"
"Wouldnt bust be better2' asked
Ethel shannon as she made for the
door.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-06
snfe an ,Round

Safe All Round
This story is vouched for by one
of the driest drys in Boston: A
Scotsman received present of a
bottle of whisky from a friend.
A third party who happened to be
present when the transfer of the
package took place warned the Scot
that one could not be too careful
nowadays. IT have known men to
go blind after drinking present day
whisky" he remarked.
Meeting the Scot few days later,
he asked if he had drunk the whisky.
t'No," said the Scott sold it for
SIS to my blind uncle"
Knew Their Stuff
"People criticise the oncoming
generations ways" says Lieutenant
]. Dunton Sharman. "The plain fact
is that the children are just about
two jumps ahead of the rest of us.
"There was an American family
/ knew it was American because
there were only two children. boy
of twelve and girl about nine.
Another boarder was expected, a
permanent, so little sister was sent
off solemnly and mysteriously to
another town to visit her auntie until
the excitement of the arrival was
over
when the new boarder had ar
rived the father gave his son a
dollar and telegram to send off
to his sister. The father had writ
ten: While you have been away
from home, the angels have visited
us. and. when you get back you
will find you have a new baby
brother
"The boy took the telegram and
the dollar, but came back in an
hour and brought his father go cents.
How did you manage to send that
long wire for 40 cents?' said father.
"'Oh, 1 cut it down.
"'what did you wire?
"'oh I just sent, "You win, Sis;
it's boy"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-06
HAD the Dome

Barbara Kent, one of the Wampas
baby stars. was going on location.
Just before the train left she dashed
into a bookstore and asked the boy
behind the counter Cor a book that
would be good to read during the
journey.
The boy glanced at the shelves
and said, 'How would The Last
Days of Pompeii' do?"
"Pompeii? never heard of him.
What did he die Off" Barbara wanted
to know.
"Tm not quite sure" said the boy;
Some kind of eruption, think"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-06

That, too, is "old
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
DvoJE DETi ZH0RELO.

V dedinke Spokane, II mil Sc.
verne cd Warren, sla Mrs. Shat.
fer do obchodu ma pol mile vzdia.
leneho a svojich dvoje deti, 5-roc.
MI Violu a 3.rocneho Jerry, "a.
mkla na zamok, sl'nbiac kendy.
ak budu dobre. Deti, ked' matka
odisla, zacaly sa hrat ohnom v
peel a chytily sa, i'm Saty. Ked
sa matka 2 obchodu vracala, vi.
della oblokom vychodit dym. Pc.
cula btchanie dievcatka ma dvere
a chytro ich otvorila. Do narucia
jej padla horiaca dcerka a ma po.
steli lezal chlapcek w skoro mrt.
w. Postel' horela. Ohen boil hned
zahasenyy, deti zayezene do ne.
mocnice, ale chlapcek zomrel ce.
stou a dievta hned' po prichode
do nem0cnice. Matka kendy do.
niesla, ale uz ich nemala komu
dat.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
PRIPUSTIA WAC
PRIsTAHOVALCOV

Americki priemyselnici sa M
davnejsie ponosujd, ze nemajl
dostatok dobrytch robotnikoy, a.
kych dostayali, ked' p1ist 'ahova-
lectvo nebolo obmedzene. Terax
miesto rozunnHch sikovnjch
robotnikov europskych, pfichodi
do priemyselnych miest tisice Ger
nochov a Mexikanov, ktori ME s1
tax dokladni v praci ako Europ.
cania. Vlada preto v budncnosti,
ked' ibude treba, vyzdvihne naSas
prist 'ahovalecke kvoty z platno.
sti pripusti sem wac prist 'aho-
vaFcov, nez kvoty urcuj1. Ale
tieto vynimky budn sa tykat'
pravdepodobne len Anglicka a
Irska, lebo tt 1O0-percentovi chcd,
ably posilnena bola anelo-saskh
rasa v Amerike.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
chamberlain A
LEVINE v PRAHE

Slavny letln Chamberlin a je.
no spolocnlk Levine, ktori ma lie
tadle Columbia preleteli New
Yorku az pred Berlin, sleteli vo
styrtok v Prahe ma csl. lietadle,
ktore prislo po Mich do Viedne.
V Prahe su host ami americkeho
vyslanca a prazskeho Aeroklubu.
Tam 81 prezrl medzinarodnu le-
teck1d vystayu a urohia viate ma.
vstev. Ich manzelky prisly nj
mi do Prahy ma inych csl. lieta-
dlach.
Chamberlin, ked' dosiel do Ber-
lima, vyslovil ziadost' vypit' 81
plzenskeho piva. Ceskoslovensky
vyslanec v Berline, dr.. Chvalkov.
sky mu hned' postal cel1 kysnu
flias naplnenych tymto pivom a
cd toho casu je Chamberlin tu.
hymn priatel ON Ceskoslovenska.
Plzenake pivo snad' zadovazilo
CSR. Wac priatel 'ov, nez cokol'.
vek inc. A ME div. Je to najlepsi
napoj ma svete.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
SCH0DZA OKRESNEHO
SBORU SLOV. LfGY
Bude utorok vecer, 81. juna v
skole sv. Cyrilla Methoda.-Za-
stupcovia sborov Ligy a spolkov
prisldchajdcich do Ligy maju
prist'.

Ma budlci utorok, 81. jlina We.
Ger o 7. hodinc vydrziavana budc
v skole Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda va
INA achodza Okresntho Sboru 81.
Lley, ma ktorli majil sa ma kazdy
pad dostavit teraIEi 1radnici O.
kresneho Sboru, zastupcovia Sbo.
rov Ligy zastupcovia spolkov,
prislirchajncich do Slovenskej LII
gy a to: Odb. Gil. MSS, {. 25 KJ.,
{. 2s9 KJ Haselton, a cislo 3Os
KJ 20 Steelton.
Tato schodza bude ako roGna,
preto lradnici ma nej podajn svo.
je zpravy a prevedena blde vol
ba 1radn. Okrem tohto, bude sa
pojednavat' prednaskc, ktorii
ma Okr. Sbor sriadit pre- inzinic.
ra Mahrera augustc, a 0 pra.
each, ktore Okresny Sbor V bu.
dmnosti podhikne.
Joz. J. Schromofsky,
"-. preds. Okr. Sboru.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
vL4AMAc, KroRY HRDtsn

Vo stvrtok rano o pol 3. hodi-
ne neznamy chlap malej postavy
dobyl sa do bytu pani Marie
Hamrak v {. 93 Edgewood st. a
prejduc cez jej izby, vosiel do
bytu Mrs. Amy Morris, ktor1
chytil "a hrdlo zacal hrd1sit'.
Mrs. Morris sa takehoto ohja-
tia vel mi nal'akala a zacala kri-
cat Vlama6 sa zas jej kriku ma
l,akal a, uSiel. Mrs. Morris neve.
della dat dobry opis vlama6a,
iba to, ze boil malej postavy q
NAL zltl kosel u oble6en1.
DO domu Juraja, Liptaka v &.
141 N. Broadway Ave. dobyli sa.
rleznami vlama6i ukradh v me-.
pritomnosti Liptakovcov, diamaI
tovy sperk, hodinky a retiazku,
zenske hodinky manzetove gom-
bieky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
SOZNIAM KANDIDATOV
v sTRUTHERS.

V Struthers bude poriadny "a.
pas o urad mayora, ma ktory je
az sest' kandidatov. S1 to: 81.
neon H. Lewis, A. B. Slough,
Hams p. johnson, Alton NJ. Dick.
son, John B. Conklin, H. T.
Countryman.
Ia solicitora-Mark G.. Myers,
Walter O. R. johnson.
Ia auditora-Albert G. Jones.
Ia pokladnlka-Cora B. Boozel.
IA preds. mestskcj radyaeo.
j. Mohr, Hugh B. Houston.
Ia koncilmanov at.large-Chas
F. Waldele, Cyrus A. Cluse, A. D.
Allen a Slovak Peter B. Bobby
mi. 6 voleni).
Ia koncimana !. wardy-Val.
Notary a Slovaci j. c. Stanko a
s. J. Mickler.
Ia koncilmana 2. wardy-C. J.
Crowl. -.......
Ia koncilmana 3. wardy-Slo-
yak Stefan Kaperak.
Ia koncilmana 4. wardy-Chas.
F.. Wagner, w. H. Farmer.
Soznam kandidatov ma 1rady
mesta Youngstown je este ME L.
plny, lebo tn primarily nebudd,
Kandidatov ma 1rad mayora je
AMI hub po da!zdi. Vol'by budl
live. Soznam prinesieme prilezi-
tostne. s#
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
z farnosti Najsv. Mena Jezis
ma Steelton
Zdarny dvojdnovy bazar-Udelovanie diplomov- slAv-
most Bozieho Tela-V nedepu 20 obede q ve6er
predstavenie. 4

al Il najmensl chlapci piatej q
siestej triedy v ulohe piadimuzf-
kov. Ma koniec vsetci skolaci q
skolacky zaspievajl krasnu slo-
vensk1 piesen: "Sloveneina mo-
jail" Obe divadelne hry pred
stavene budn slovenskej reel.
Vsetky sestricky, ktore nateraz
vyucui1 skole Mena Jezis sd
Slovenky a ony nacvicily vsetky
hry spevy. Spevy a cvieenie
bude sprevadzat' ma plane Mrs.
Maria Kolar, osadna organistka.
A poeas predstavenia bude. hrat'
orkestra pod riadenim p. Micha-
la Pirosku.
z programu vidime, ze bude TO
krasny yedierok, ktoremn sa mo-
zu tesit jak roditia. tax al yse-
lei osadnici. Otakava sa vel 'ka
navsteva, lebo .je to prve sloven-
ske predstavenie vsetkych skol-
skNch dietok preto kazdy pride
sd pozret' ma tych statnych MIA
dych Slovakov svarne Sloven-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
CHANEY HIGH MAI.A
PRvU GRADUACIU

CLANCY High School, do ktorej
chodia ziaci z West Side, mala
V tieto dni prvl graduaciu a me.
dzi graduantami boly tri sloven.
ske dieveata a dvaja mladici.
Graduovali: Ester Olsavsky, Mar
gita Ondas, Helena Kollar, Jan
Tarkanis a Mikulas Sopkovic.
Slovensky West Side (Steelton)
Dol tedy dost pekne zastlpeny v
najvyssej triede CLANCY High
skoly. Odtial' mnoho chlapcov
studuje al ma skolach Illinois a
Pennsylvania.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
BYRD CHCE PRELETIET
oKOI.O CELEHO SVETA

Komandant Richard E. Byrd,
ktory prvy preletel ponad sever
MI toGnu, odleti este tohto tyz-
dina z New Yorku do Pariza a
odtial' Dd'alej ma vvchod, cez
Rusko do Japonska, odtial do Ho-
nolulu a . Honolulu do Spojenych
Statov, tedy okolo celej zeme.
guile par zastavkami.
Byrd chcel p6vodne letiet' do
Pariza 9 nazad do New Yorku, a.
le Aed' SO doznal, ze to zamysl "a
urobit' Chamberlin, rozhodnul sa
ma tento let.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
PREzIDENF MA vAKAcIAOH.

Prezidcnt Coolidge vo stvrtok
desiel do Pierre, So. Dakota, kde
straw V GiernNeh Horach Y jed
nom krasnom letohradku diva
mesacne yakacie 50 svojou ~
nou 9 lradnou rodinou. PrezidentI
bnde sa yaAsiaou zapodievat' chy-
tanlm pstruhov. Nemusi g !. mini
d'alako chodit' lebo popped leto.|
hr&dkom teeie potok plny pstru.
how. II
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17

vysledlky 2 min. nedele.
Ilansmgville 8, Farrell 8.
Campbell 5, Struthcrs O.
Haselton s, Newton Falls S.
Hxy M nsdsl'u.
Haselton ma I,ansingville, no
Shirley Road. Dive hry: 0 1.3O .
300 popoludnf.
Campbell Newton Falls. Dive
hry.
Farrell Y Struthers.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
RISKO BuDE MAI FAT
v NASoM MEsTE

Johnny Risko, chyrny sloven-
sky pastny zapasnik t'azkej vahy
2 Clevelandu, bude mat ma %.
jlna vecer Idora parku zapas
50 Sully Montgomerym- Risko
NAL mat tento zApas toho tn
dha, ale Montgomery ochorel a
preto Dol zapas oddia1eny. RiSko
bude mat toho roku zapas j {
Jack Dempseyom ' Detroit.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
Poll TICKY
P r EH.LL.'AD |.
SoR1TAM KANDDkTOV
v OArmBEIL.

Nasledovnf kandidati v Camp.
bell uchadzajn So nrady tom
meste:
Ia mayora-T. Roy Gordon a
Joseph r .L,';--- q
Ia 1.1InsM LDssy
Micha Wl1h Ava ..a.1.s n1.,
Nicholas Petica Jr.
Ia auditora-Andrej H. Ham.
rak, Michal Kornik, Jozef Du.
kat, Jozef Moore a Carl r. An.
derson. Krem Andersona, vsetci
Slovaci.
ia pokladnfka- -Michal Gwen
groS, Jozef nj. Vansuch, Harry Fl.
Copp, John B. Ross.
Ia predsedu rnestskej rady---
j. r. KuboNcik, Juraj Lisko a
Mike Kishok.
Ia koncilmanov at-large 6 ma
zvolenie) Stefan Wasko, Andrej
s. Klimko, Peter Strineka, Mich.
Szenborn, Arthur Anglin, Anton
Urlaub, Theodore L. Cassimatis,
Alfred r. Burch.
Ia konciLmana prvej wardy-
III. Il. Parrish, j. e. Price.
Ia, koncilmana druhej wardy-
Jan Kovaleik, Peter Tincu.
ia koncilmana tretej wardy.--
r. Thomas Reichert, VIM. G. King
Stanley DePutit.
Ia koncilmana stvrtej wardy---
Andrej Malak a Martin Haski.
q 35 kandidatov Is je Slova-
kOv. .s". ..s s..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
ZAPIS MICA
20 schodze Okresneho sboru SLOW Lgy SLOW spolkov
zalezitosti Slovenskeho Dna vydrEavanej H. juna
vecer skole Sv Cyrila Methoda

vstupuje do manzelskeho svazku
5 osobami ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ne.
jaky Popularity contest by ii.
robil mnoho dobreho, lebo by
mladez videla, ze sa nu zauji.
name. Usnesene bolo, ably sa Q
tomto navrhu hned' ma prvcj
sch6dzi po Slovcnskom Dni DO.
jednavalo.
M. Mraz predniesol, ze sa v
Youngstown zdrzuje ma navsteve
svojho syna inzinier statnych ze.
leznic eesko-s -slovenskych, p. Nah.
rer, ktory by Dol oehotny pred.
nasat' o hospodarskej situacii ma
Slovensku a poziadal o slhlas k
prednaske. Sch6dza snhlas vyslo-
villa ma schodzi Okresneho Sbo.
I'll, q. jiina ma byt' ustaleny da.
tum a miesto prednasky.
Predseda p. Jozef j.. Schro.
mofsky oznamil, ze smluva lido.
"a parkom uzavreta bola " tom
smysle, ze dostanerne 10 percent
z cistych prijmov, ze hudicc
Slovenske Dni budeme m6ct' Wy.
dnziavat' vzdy, v ostatnu stredu
mesiaca jlla. Oil 'adom hubby k
tancu sprava nanku urobi nam po
wolf, ak je to mozno. TotM ohl'a.
dom casu, kedy chceme, ably hud.
ba hrala. ~" e',
Rev. Liscinsky, PRIV nez odisiel
20 schodze, vyslovil vrele blahoze.
lanie nritonnemu p. Jurajovi
Vargovi, k jeho zvoleniu "a pr
yeho hi. podpredsedu Pennsyl-
sanskej SloE.. Jeanbty, TeA sa, re
youngstownska kolonia slovenska
ma muzov stlcich do hlavnych IL
radov nasich vel'kych organiza-
eli. VSetci prltomni sa ku blaho-
zelaniu pripojili srde6nym potles-
kom. Pan Vargo sa pod 'akoval a
vratil poklonu udajlc, ze ma kon.
vencii mnoho delegatov chvalilo
nasich duchovnfch, ze s1 jedny.
mi najleipsich Amerike ze
youngstownski a sokoliti Slovaci
by mali brat vacSiu 1Gast a.
mericko- -slovenskNch veciach, ked
ze reprezentujd tax velku silu,
maj1 casopis, banky, spolky, ko-
stoly a skoly vybornych du.
chovnych. Ufa, ze tomu tax bude,
akonahle Okresny Sbor vyvinie
vacSiu cinnost'.
Podavane boly zpravy .sberate:
l'ov ohlasiek. .....
A. M. Palkovic odoyzdal nasle.
dovne ohlasky: Cd mayora Cor.
dona celostranovl "a $15, "a kto.
ri odowzlal al hotove peniaze.
Cd Arthura II. Williamsa celo-
stranoyd "a $15. Cd sudcu Hef.
fernana polstranovu "a $40. Cd
Ohio State Life Insurance Co.,
ktorej je hi. agentom M. j..
Lesnak agentom, stmt 'stranov1
"a SIS Spolu "a $500.
Jan NJ. Gura 20 Struthers jed.
nu stvrt 'stranov1 "a seba "a SIS,
druh1 stvrt 'stranovii cd J. D.. Ba.
sistu "a SIS. Spolu "a $1,000.
Jozef Rehak Lansingville, cd
Jana Novotneho Styrt 'stranovn
"a $5, Cd Jana Bajtosa taksamo
"a SIS, od Jana Polaka tiez "a SIS,
cd A. J. Kleina tiez "a $5, cd Po-
lonsly Co. "a IS q celostranovn
Cd A. F. Kicos Lumber Go. "a SIS.
Spolu "a $4,000.
Dokoneenie ma 3. strape.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
MAJOVA vYP14ATA
oRNA4AL.A $1,000, ,479

Majova vyplata y youngstown
sktch priemyselnych podnikoch
obnazala $7,ooe,479, . 1888, 900
menej nez aprilov6.
Praca V oceliarhach ide hodne
.siabsie neS Y aprlli MET vyhl'a.
du ma skore zlepSenie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-17
KOIEKTA DANE a
sA W ZAtALA

Prijimanie osobnych a majet-
kovych dani ma okresnom dome
zapocalo sa v stredu. Pokladnik
Vogan omamil, ze jeho Iradovna
pripravena je ma vsetku pracu S
tym spojenii.