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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-22
ZAToPn sA v JAZER1.

Stefan Skopsky, 20-rocny mia.
dix z Clevelandu, kiipal sa v ne.
del'u v Milton jazere kamarat-
mi. Odvazil sa sam preplavat' je-
den zaaiv pri cimentovom moste
a ked' no kamarati odhovarali, po
vedal i'm, re vsak sii tu, ably mn
pomohli pade by nevladal do.
plavat'. Ked' Dol len 20 stop od
brehu BIOL uE vysileny natol 'ko, lie
klesnul pod vodu. Jeden kama
ratov no chcel vytiahnnt' ale to-
piaci chytil no "a rameno talk kr
covite, ze obaja sa pon,orili pod
vodn. Zachrancovi sa podarilo
vym6ct' Z krcoviteho objatia
vyplavat' ma breh, ale Skopsky
Wac ma vrch nevysiel. O sest' no
din Dol vytiahnuty ponize uE axe
mrtvoFa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-22
vYDAREN1 PIKN1K soKoLov

Sbor 146. TSJS.. NAL minnlej ne
dele podareny piknik ma farme
svojho spravcu, Mateja Susaka
pri Girard. Sikovns Sokolky pri.
pravily chutnd huracinu k veceri,
Sokoi Cisar Katros hrali o du-
su ma harmonike husliach pre-
tanecnfkov a vybor. usilovne "ca.
poval" sodu a pivo smadnym no.
st 'om. Ka'zdy sa vyborne zabavil.
Pritomne bolo vyse 60 l'udi vzdor
tomu, ze to bol snkromny pikmik.
Vsetko bolo zdarma. Ma pikniku
bolo al vyhravanie peknych veci,
importovanych Oeskoslovenska
znamym slovenskym obchodnfkom
Y Campbell, p. Swantnerom. Pix
nikari sa rozisli v dobrej nalade
domov len neskoro ve6er.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-22

diny 70 dne v6hka ma cerstvom
vzduchu. Pite najmenej osem po.
harov vody denne, najlepsie me-
dzi jedlami, a nejedzte ziadnu
prisladkd a sytu potravu. Dietu
tu uveden1 odporiieam pre- tych,
co chcd ma vahe pribrat'.
Ranajky: Nesladene dusene O.
vocie, tmava obilina, kakao, coko-
lada, mlieko alebo nahrazka ka.
Wy, cierny, opeceny chlieb hrubo
natrety maslom. Medzi ranajka-
mi obedom vypite diva pohary
vody a jedon pohar mlieka.
Obed: Husta smotanova policy
ka, zeleniny, cierny chlieb, pohar
mlieka, ovocny rosol so smotanou.
V dobe medzi obedom veeerou
diva pohary vody a jedon pohar
mlieka.
Vecera: Chude opekane maso,
kurca alebo ryby, zeleninu, peee-
ny zemiak S maslom, ovocny ro-
sol, cierny chieb, kakao alebo
slaby Cal, dusene ovocie alebo
koch tapioky. Pred odobranim
sa ma odpo6inok jedon alebo diva
pohare vody.
i Pan McGovern vd ACNE poda
| d 'alsie pokyny rady. Dopisy adj
resujte ma: Arthur A. McGovern,
IL East 42nd St., New York, N. Y.
Arthur A. McGovern.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-22
DOME DIvADLo.
Program pre- budIci tyzden.

Cd nedele do stredy:
Marion Davies kuse "Tillie
The Toiler'', podl'a chyreeneho
kart1nu komickeho novinach.
Johnny Arthur komedia "The
Drawback. TART 2 footballoveho
hriska.
Vitafonove lakavosti: y.
a. Reinald Werrenrath, slavny
koncertny BARTON a rekorduj1ci
umelec spieva "Long Long Trail
a "Heart Of A Rose.
b. Buddy Doyle, obi 'nbenj
eernossky komediant v novom
vybere piesni.
q Howard Bros. Willie anG
Eugene (Podrzani ma ziad'ost }
Sd to hlavni komikovia 2 chvrne
no kusu Geo. Whites Scandals
Cd stvrtku do soboty:
Shirley Mason, v "Rose Of tht
Tenements'.
Komadia "Big Boy" v "Ope1
Spaces.
Vitafmove lakavosti:
a) Martinelli, slavny tenor 4,
Metropolitan opery, spieva s6la Z
opery Ella Juive".
b. The Revelers, spevacky kval
tet. Teraz na jeho europskych ce
st&ch. Radio umelci a rekordujn
co hviezdy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-22

vyzivou. Ak Hfdete nasledovat
rady, ktora tuna podavam, zba.
date, ze moja metoda sa al u vas
uplatni bez OIL 'adm ma to, kol 'ko
rolov mate.
Potrava, al keby SINE jej zjedli
akekol 'vek mnozstvo, nepom0ze
nam k stucneniu, ak nebude vo-
pred dobre strovena. Go Wac, tyr
dim, re vacsina chudyc'h l'udi b
stucnela chytrejsie, keby jedla
menej a dozicovala talk zaalvacim
organom lepsiu prilezitost' k pra-
ci. Preplnovanie zaludka m6ze
mat "a nasledok poruchu zald.
docneho tkaniva.
Mierne cvicenie a cerstve pove.
trie s1 dvoma hlavnymi cinitel.
mi, ktorf pracujd ma stavbe tela
Desat' mintt systematickeho
cvicenia (prostocviky) pred ra'
najkami, polepsi obeh krve a u
vedie zaIzivacie organy do dobre
no pracomeho stavu.
Nikdy nemame cvicit' hned' pc
jedle. Jest name v pravid elnych
hodinach, spat' najmenej osem
hodin noci a najmenej pol ho
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-22

Priberanie ma vahe o jedon funt
tyzdenne.
Ak pribsrie chudy clovek pra.
videlne kazdy tyHden jedon funt
bude moct' byt' vysledkom ma.
ozaj spokojny. Chudost' je vo vac
Sine prfpadov zaprfcinena planou
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-22
RIADNA STRAVA A
POHYB.

Cd Arthura McGoverna
byw. riaditel telesnej vychovy
ma Cornell Medical College.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-22
VYNASIEL Lick
PROTI SUCHOTINAM

F'rancin DIR. Calmette "a 13 ro-
kov zkuSoval svoje serum prot SUI
ehotinam v Pasteurovom tstave v
PariHi ma opiciach inych zviera-
toch. Jeho zkIsky boly tax zdar-
ne, re istav dovolil mu vyprobo-
vat lick ma l'ud och. Tieto pro-
by sa vydarhy, ako dosial ziadne
inc, lebo 26 pacientov vyliecene
bolo tymto liekom Is. Novy lick
sa vola "BGG" a zastepuje sa do
krYi. wv
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-22
MnuHAL MIHALKo ZoMREL

Michal Mihalko, 2 (. 1872 Park.
way, Struthers, zomrel sobotu
yeas rano nemocnici Sv. Alzbe.
ty ma zapal' pl'1c vo veku IS ro-
kov. Nebohy byval v Struthers "a
lS rokov q pracoval u Sharon
Steel Hoop Co. Co rigger. Oplaka.
va no manzelka zofia rod. Bros
cak, dve dcery, jeho rodicia, sty-
ria bratia dive sestry, vsetci v
Struthers. Pohrab mu bol ' uto.
rok r&no. Pohrabne obrady vyko.
nal Rev. St. Begalla Y chrame
Sv. Trojice. Pochovany Dol ' Cal.
vary cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-22
FANNY PIKNIK
POLITICKEHO KLUBU

Iansingvillsky Politicky Kl,tb
NAL nedel'u svoj vyrocny pix.
mix ma farme PIP. Tkaeika a Ku.
busa Y New Mddletown, ma kto'
ry doslo vySe $50 clenov klubu.
Ma pikniku boly rozlicne hry a
kazdy sa vyborne zabavil. Metre.
ba dokladat', ze mali v hojnosti
al fajne zakusky a napoje.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-22
PIKNIK K. soKoLoV
Y CAMPBELL

Sbor 26. K. Sokolov Campbell
uaporiada nedel'u, "a. julia pix.
mix ma Petrovi6ovej farme. Zacia.
tok pikniku 0 2. hodine popolu.
dnf. vyborna hudba hry na pro.
CRANE. Vstupne zdarma. Zabav.
ny vybor povolava ma tento pix.
mix cele slovenske obecenstvo 2
okolia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-22
rOwEnLVuLE NEUHCE
PoULIdNf KkRY

Mestecko Lowellville podalo
ziadost' ma side, aby bolo zakasa.
zane East End Traction Co. q Ma.
honing and Shenango Go. opero-
vat ich elektrieky cez Lowellville
lebo 5e zaprEinuj1 dbyvatel 'stu
mnoho nepohodlnosti sl ma sko-
du zanjmov mesta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-22
zoNREL Cd HoRtc cosT1.

Stiros L. Keffalas, 39-rocny
GrAk z (. 1923 E. Woodland Ave-,
zomrel v sobotu v Republic Rub.
ber Works nasledkom dcinku no.
rdoosti ma jeho srdce modzgy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-22
Spolkove zpravy
sPOLoK Nv. ANNY
OsLkvI PATRONKU

Spolok Sv. Amy, cislo 80. /. X.
s. 3. j. oslAvi ma utorok, rs. julia
svoju patrohku sv. Annu pristii.
penim rano ku sv. spovedi a sv.
prijimaniu. KaEda 1dkyna ma sa
tejto oslavy ma kazdy pad stsast
nit. s pozdravom,
Zuzanna Majercak, preds
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-22
AMERICKt KoRroRkUH
ZAROBILY BuIONY

Statishcka 6radovna depart.
mentu pohladu spoj. stdtov udi.
va, ze roku 1925 bolo ' Hajine
100000 korporacif . tieto maay
"a ten rok GstAho ziaku $500. J.
100000. z tychto 4S0, 600 korporf-
eli, 1876 zarobilo Gist6ho zisk,a sko-
ro tol sko, ako abyvajdcich 429, ,S3.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-22

- Ked m6s, drz; ak vies, MID;
ked' moSei urob!
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-21
With Local H. S. Mines

Beech Grove batsmen were unable
to solve the offerings Of Rearick and
Rice, Manual moundsmen, and the
Red and White nine turned in a
9-to-1 victory over the visiting team
at Garfield Park Wednesday after
noon. Britton and Nield starred at
bat for the Skinnermen. Score:
Beech Grove ..... 9Q9 9 99d Cd g 4
Enthusiastically f Rc earl Rice e. and
Harlan; Beech Grovel Hamilton and
Hensley.
Cathedral opened its season at
Riverside Park Wednesday after
noon with a decisive 10 to 0 victory
over Southport. O'Brien, Irish twirl-
err, allowed one hit in the seven
inning game, tanning eight and CIV
ing but two bases on balls. Score:
Cathedral Cathedral. ........ 8 GIG ga 054 10 9
Batteries cathedra) o'Brien and F.
Mueller; (SouthporD Hays. Grey and
Cline.
Hard hitting behind good pitch
ing gave Technical a to 1 victory
over Broad Ripple, at Tech field
Thursday afternoon. Kruger and
Pahud starred with the willow for
the Arsenalites. Score:
Technical .......... oos zig rs =
Br1ad Ripple ecbnca o92 Gf0 Ok
ger, and Newman; BROAD Ripple) Carter
and Hunt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-21

throughout. The exterior is painted
white with shutters trimmed in
green. The roof is Of composition
shingles.
A sunny south exposure gives
plenty of light. The living room has
an east exposure and is well-lighted.
The woodwork is of gum, finished in
mahogany stain and shellac. The
floors are of hardwood. The wall
paper throughout the house is care
fully selected to harmonic with the
woodwork and light. The dining
room is to the north.
Two large bedrooms, connected
with roomy hallway and separated
by white enameled bathroom, are
built on the west side of the house.
The bedrooms are airy and we'll
lighted.
The kitchen is conveniently ar
ranged with access to the rest of the
house, opening off of the dining
room and rear porch. The kitchen
is finished in two tones of green
enamel. The floor is laid with limo.
leum. A built-in kitchen cabinet is
provided. A charming breakfast
room with an arched opening ex-
tends back from the kitchen. 1t is
also finished in two-tone greens.
A Rybolt furnace is installed in
| the basement and has heated the
house excellently during the winter
months.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-21
CITY BUILDING NEWS
MARVIN SERVICE
IN BIG DEMAND

Marvin Engineering service means
solving the worries of spring house
cleaning when it comes to making
spic and span interior painting of
houses, stores, churches or other
jobs such as reroofing, resurfacing
Of floors or engineering plans.
The Marvin Engineering Company,
1907 New City Trust Bldg, operated
by ]. d. Marvin, offers a monthly
payment plan for new construction
work as we'll as making improve
ments on old work.
The company has undertaken a
number of important jobs since its
establishment. Expert supervision
is given all painting contracts.
Marvin, who has made a study Of
present-day requirements in building
and contracting work, will submit
plans or will build on a lot any type
of building without down-payment
and enable the owner to pay for the
work on a monthly installment basis.
1--WE will consider work for any re-
liable party and will gladly furnish
estimates for any type of building, "
he said.
Tine response to spring demands
for building and other work has been
very good. Indications point to an
unusually busy season, due to the
open weather we have already had
this year. Considerable work has
been begun and much more is in
sight"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-21
LOAN ASSOCIATION
GROWS RAPIDLY

The Railroadmen's Building and
Saving Association, 21-23 Virginia
Ave, has enjoyed an oak'like growth
over a period of forty years.
The association is strong among
building and saving organizations,
and is one of the pioneer concerns
in the nation in modern financlg
plas for home building.
The demand for homes being pri-
NAL one, the association was organ
lied much as mutual organization
of railroad men who sought to help
each other by a saving idea to secure
sufficient capital for home building.
The association had an acorn
like" beginning among the railroad
employees of the city, but as 1t
showed tremendous vitality in &C.
curing working capital through
greater savings accounts and paying
dividends upon shares of stock, a
small army of men and women were
encouraged to deposit their savings
with the organization.
Borrowers found it possible to Sc
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-21

Visitors to Speedway Terrace. a
new addition in Speedway City, have
admired the architectural lines of
the houses which have been erected
by the Holloway Building Company,
under the personal supervision Of
Everett ]. Holloway. proprietor of
the company, whose headquarters
are at sos Lemcke Bldg.
Although the addition was only
opened last September a TRANSITIONAL
ton has been accomplished in the
community. Holloway has already
completed seven houses in the addi-
ton.
Located at 5116 Charlottesville
Rd., which extends along the addi-
ton, a splendidly paved highway
giving easy access to the city, is a
five-room bungalow Of pretty lines,
completed last December by Hollo-
way. The house is built in bungalow
style, but several building features
gives it distinction as a home.
The front porch sets over to one
side and breaks up the usual square
ness of the bungalow. The porch
has brick work in front with wooden
pillars supporting the roof. The
floor and steps are of cement. The
house is built of selected lumber
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-21
Legion Ring Show:
Draws Fans

The fourth of the weekly boxing
shows being presented at the Ar
mory by the American Legion posts
Of the city and county will be held
Friday night, and the presence of
Roy Wallace, a strong drawing card,
on the program is causing the pro-
moters to expect the largest attend
ance of the season.
A comfortable seat with a clear
view Of the ring. in a well ventilated
building, with the privilege Of smok-
ing if you wish, and with the very
best order maintained and fight
program of thirty-siX rounds, Is
proving a magnet to the sports low
ing public.
Capt. Howard Clark Of FIT. Harri-
son, acting as matchmaker for the
legion shows, has been successful in
arranging the programs. AS a con-
sequence the legion shows have been
we'll received.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-21
IA. u. BOXING TOURNEY, May 20, Fl
Indiana Kentucky Cham
pionship to Be Staged
at |. A. C. Gym.

The amateur boxing derby, known
20 the followers of the ring sport as
the Indiana-Kentucky A. A. u.
fstic championship matches, will be
held at the Indianapolis Athletic
Club the nights of May 20 and 81.
The announcement was made today
by Paul r. Jordan, president Of the
Indiana-Kentucky A. A. u, and
Thomas F. Murray, boxing chair
man.
The Indianapolis Athletic Club, Sc
lected to stage the amateur ring
meet, staged the tourney in excellent
fashion in 1925.
The amateurs who crawl through
the ropes to swap punches not for
gold, but glory, always put up ex-
hibitions popular with the action
seeking public. Three or four rounds
of real milling develops in each
match.
Under A. A. U. rules for elimina-
ton the youthful mitt singers fight
three two-minute rounds. If the
two judges at opposite corners Of
the ring disagree as to the victor,
the fourth round is ordered. In
event they still cannot agree on the
victor, the referee settles the ques-
ton. There are no draws.
Last year the title matches were
staged in Tomlinson Hall by the
Fairbanks Morse A. A. At least three
of the six winners in the various
weights have since turned profes-
SIGNALS. Some mighty clever lads
have risen to contend for the titles,
according to Thomas F. Murray.
Next week he is to take a team OF
Indiana fighters to Boston to COM
pete in the National A. A. U. tourna-
ment, Tuesday and Wednesday.
The boys selected were named be-
cause of their good showing in the
Mid West tournament held at Gary
in February. Those to go are Mike
Dudac, 112; Milly Martin and Matt
Milligan, 11S; Harry Duffey, 1876;
John Yale, 1876, all Of Gary "Y";
Tracy Cox, 112, Indianapolis Ath-
letic Club, and frankie Clark, 112;
Marble Lee, 1875, and Louis Spencer,
1876, all of Fairbanks.Morse A. A.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-21
REPORT BUILDERS
BUYING HEAVILY

With the building season opening
up with prospects for another busy
year, contractors are being attracted
by the many lines of building sup
plies offered by the F. ]. Schuster
Coal Co., Inc, 9O2 Troy Ave.
The company has large stock of
cement blocks in various finishes,
plain and rock.faced, which are made
according to standard specifications.
Cement, lime, plaster and other
building materials are also being sold
in increasingly large quantities by
the company, according to c. W.
Braughton, president.
Anticipating a steady demand dur
ing the spring, the company has
taken on the Burdsall line of paints
made in Indianapolis" paints
Braughton explained, which have
gained a national reputation for de
pendability. Other paints and kin
dred supplies are handled by the
company, including Barrett roofing
The success of the company has
been built upon square deal" treat
ment. Over a number Of years, the
company, which handles a large
amount of coal, both wholesale ano
retail, has stressed fair treatment
and its steadily increasing number
Of customers testifies to the success
of the company's program.
The company is efficiently man
aged. 1t handles annually a large
number of orders, but special care
is given to every order, large OF
small. A dependable delivery sys
tenn has been a salient factor in the
service given it's customers.