davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-27
YOUNGSTOWNsKY Y NEMOC
PODP0RUJUCI SPOLOK
TATRA.

Uradnici: Jozef Martinkc; predseda,
S55 Carlton ST., Jozef Javorsky, pod.
predseda. Stefan Novotny, dct., 4O4 E.
Myrtle Ave. Andrej Adamko, poklad.
ok, 1884 Oak st. -. Martin Muran
sky Frantisek Hudik. dozorcovia.
Schodze vydrz,avajd sa kakdd pfv6
aedel'u mesiaci ' skole ~. Cyrilla s
Methoda 2. hod. popolndni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-27
Tajnosti Bosorstva
a1ebo
Kniha prirody a sveto-
vych tajnosti

Ktore su ziyotu iudskemu nezname
a ktora je zapovedana mldrost sta.
rych filozofov. Knihu napisali mai
slavnejsi ueemci, filozofovia, hcba-
ri, prfrodozpytci a psychomisti, me-
tallurgisti a kdzelnfci, spolu s ma
hi 'admi mnohych umelcov. Cena $2.
Name rozlicna lisciv6 byliny .
zeliny pre- rozlicne nemoce, sktore
mnohym poanohly. Piste pre- infor-
maciu a cennik, ktore vam posleme
zdalma. "TATRA' Knihkupectvo,
Box 1861 City Hall P. O., New York,
NY.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-27
MAJITRL' PRBDkVA

Ma Madison Ave-, 8-izhovy dom
na vel'kom lote, ma ktorom je j
ina vacsia budoya slca ma mastal.
Dom moderny " dobrom staye.
iMajitel' odchadza 2 mesta, musi
predat'. Je to blizko Wick parku,
v {. 269 w. Madison Ave. Telefon
3O553.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-27

Ma pekn0m a dDbsem mieste, pfOti
Stop II Ivan, Park, Girard. Vsetko. ie
ynltri: yoda klpelia, fornes, skleny
pore, garadz. Pekna zahrada ma kvety,
ma zadku velky kns pre- zeleninu, PEEK.
ny rodiaei vinic q mlad6 ovocne stron,.
ky. g prfeiny odchodu al SO ysetkym
peknSm dnukajbim zariadenim alebo
bez neho vel mi laeno. Hodi ga pre-
obchod, lebo je ma statnej ulici. Cena
dPa dohovorq- Adresa: Jozef Yanik,
R. F. D., rGirard, Ohio. Stop II Ivan
park. sf 's.s I
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-27

l{s a
ssdist sie yJalody vyuxit' POD
zastavou SLOW. Ligy nase politi.
eke Anby budd tvorit jeden sill
ny celok a ako celok, budeme
moot rozhodovat i v takych O.
tA2kach, do ktorych ako jedno-
tlivci neopovaEime sa prehovorit
slova. Bo ked' by SINE al chceli a.
ko jednotlivci nieco povedat |, mas
HAS by nebolo podut', ]. ale spoje-
nj budeme m6ct' robit vel,ke We
ci, lebo spojeni je sila.
Ked 81 pozakladame kluby
vsade, kde Slovaci vo vacsom DO
cite byvajd a tie kluby sa spoloc-
ne pri daktorych otazkach ohla-
sia, bude to mat inaksi vyznam,
ako ked' teraz jednotlivec pride
k daktoremu politikarovi, lked al
dobre znamemu a predloEi mu
svoju ziadost'. Politikar ho sice
pekne priJme, potlapka po pleci
a postiska ruku. Pc pripade al pr;
81 '1bi mu o co ho Eiadal, ale nj
kdy to nesplni, alebo ak al ME
kedy sa taky zazrak stane, re
'daeo 70 sl'ibene splnil, vyjedna
81 vopred vjakd vyhodu a podpo-
ru pre- seba v bliEiacej sa vol be.
Ked' ale budeme mat svoiu sill
MI politickdI organiEaciu, vtedy
nebndeme prosit politikarov q
zladnal almuHnu, ale budame 81
ziadat nam patriace prayo a L.
cast nasich obci, nasich statov a
nasej krajiny.
Uvaznjte tomto a zaiste pri-
dete k tomu presvedceniu, ze We
ru SLOW. Liga zasluhuje cd kazde-
no Sl0vaka obcana uznanie "a ten
to Jej krolS, re takymto sposobom
pobada narod, ably sa vsade DO ce-
lei 'krajine robilo nieGo pre- mas
samych, pre- mas tn Amerike. Ci
pochopia Slovaci a Slovenky tito
svoJu povinnost' v oGi samym sc.
be- Ci daj1 sa Slovaci al Sloyen-
ky do prace hned' zacnu vsade
zakladat politicke kluby, alebo
blldn boeit Cd navrhu Slov. LII.
gy tax, ako boSili cd nou zalo1e-
nej Matice Skolskej a len DO ro.
koch sa budG priberat proboyat
uskutocnit' to, co Slov, Liga cd.
poriica urobit' teraz, hned'g
IakladaJte teda politi2ke kluby
uz teraz a necakajte "a nikym, ze
by niekto zacal inym ma mon
|plejzi. Konajte svojn povinnost
Wy, aby druhy 81 musel brat va,
"a priklad, a ME w ineho, leb.
len talk budete m6ct' sebe my
sliet', ze robite pokrok, ked bu
dete Wy v popredi llie vtedy
ked sa povleciete "a niekym inyyn
bez toho, Eeby ste svojim rozu
nom vytvarili nieGo, TO musi ma
sledovat my, ak chce dokazat'. 4,
Je vam rovny. Ked by ste 30
trebovali nejake vysvetlenie, ale
b0 radu v 0tazke zakladani;a klu
bu a pripojenia no k Slov. Lipe
obrat tie sa ma tajomnika Slov
Ligy ma adresu: Mr.. John A. Ko
cur, ?. 0. Box 996, Pittsburgh
Pa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-27
! !! -. -! ] ! .!I|..'
ZPR
SL0vENSKE L1GY
Pss ~; I Hs.is 5siEss Rss:e swRsts VIZ:
slovAC1 A PoLlT1KA.
Ill

pOlltlke nleto cltllv'karstya
lsentinentalnosti), politika pozna
len moe, pozna len silu. Mo6ete
byt' akymikol'yek dcbrymi OBJ
canmi, moEete byt' akokol 'vek
bezdhonnymi, cestnymi krest am
skymi l'ud mi, ak ME ste politi-
cky brganizovani, ovladajn vas
l'udia nemajicich tych dobrych
vlastnostf, ak sd oni organizova-
nj. Toto moEeme vidiet Y kazdo-
denn0m Eivote ma kahdom kroku.
Preto politick6 kluby sloyenske
81 potrebne nielen k tomu, aby
sa pomocou Mich nasi l'udia do
stall do politickych tiradov tam
braniii nase zaujmy, ale potrebne
si ! k tomu, zeby vselijakf po-
chybn6ho karakteru l'udia neka-
zili verejnn sprawl nasich miest.
My SINE uz tu teraz talk dobri A.
merikani, ako ktorakol 'vek ina
narodnost !, ktora sa prist ,ahovala
sem niekol 'ko rokov pred nami.
My ME SINE na dnes ziadnymi
greenhornmi' a preto zodpo-
vednost' "a spravovanie tejto kra
jiny, spada ma nase plecia.
Lenze tn nasu zodpovednost' u
pLitnit nem6Eeme ami hundranim
po ktitoch ami boEekanim mad ne
poriadkami pripadne al krivda-
mi akych sa nam dostava, ale je-
dine zasadnutim 81 do iiradoy a.
ko rovny rovnym. Tam potion
hei, uplatnit svoje statocne sna-
by nielen " prospech svojho naro-
da, ale prospech celej nasej OBJ
ci. Ponevac politika je vel'kym
umenim, preto treba Y nej sa sta
lie vzdelavat', poncovat sa toto
sa da najlepsie docielit v -politi-
ckych kluboch, kde sd obeania
mozu sist yeciach tykajucich
sa 1H ci len ieh obci, alebo statu,
alebo celei kraiiny, 81 pohovorit'
q II, ktori sa lepSie ' polifike w
znsjd, menej zkdsenych poueit
Politikari riadia osudy niest.
statov, al celej krajiny, ale penia.
&c k tomu i'm davame my, vsetci
obGania. My musime platit direkt
nu dan ak name nejaky nepo-
hnutel my maletok, ktori matt
trochu vacsie prfjmy, lpusia pla
tit al dochodkovti dan, .ale drob
ND dan plata este al deti, ked
klpuju nieco talxeho, co podliehs
takzvanej valecnej DAM a opatre
ne je danovtm stemplikom.
Nuz toto ME je TAXA otazlSa
ktorn by sme mali brat len tai
ma l'ahko, lebo politika siahs
nam Az do kuchyne, siaha nan
do vackov a dava nam al zivotn!
smer.
KedHe teraz w al nase zeny
majn volebne pravo, nasa politi
cka sila sa zdvojnasobnila, ak j,
nevyuzueme, hresime proti svoJ
mu narodu, al proti svojej move
vlasti. Caste pozorujeme, axe di
woke nauky dostayajn' sa medz
l'ud pomocou DRAMA sa a rec
politickych panov, pomocou MIN
regulovanych divadeliec pohyb
liyymi obrazkami, pomocou icl
tlace a vselija'ky kymi inymi cesta
mi, ktore nasmu narodu SD verl
ME ma osoh. Ba sii Skodlive' ce
lei obci. Toto prekazit' a napra
vat, mozno je len politickou or
ganizaciou. Preto Slov. Idga ma
vrhla lSlovakom zakladat' politi
cke kluby, ably Slovaci, chlapi .
zeny, vysiikali rukavy a dali sa
do politickej praci, volenim syo'
jicb l'udi do liradov, ably SINE
pfispeli syojon krest 'ansikou prak
sou j politickom ziyote k zlsp-
seniu terajsich dost' divokych po.
merov panujlcich V nasej novel
vlasti.
Zakladanim politickych kluboy
dame ma javo, ze poqhppujeme
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-27
OZNAMENIE,

Ct. obecenstvu oxnAuujen, . sem -
prest ahoval do nev6ho 6ont, Z. 45y
Coitsyille Road. Kto xamyspa stayat'
dom tejto jari. mech ma navsttvt q -
mu radosti posliixim planamt, radon =
odhadnutim csny. 1Goja yobota - od-
por,ica sama. Staviam deny vsl'k6
male. Telefonijts 7s7l0.
MATEJ WANSACH .
Slovensky Stayitel' Domov
457 -Coitsville Road, Campbell. o.
Posta: r. D. No, 1, Youngstown, Ohio.
Evening star., 1928-02-05
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Evening star., 1928-02-05
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Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-22
GIRL RESERVES
POT LUCK SUPPER
is MERRY AFFAIR

High school Girl Reserves enjoy
ed a merry pot luck supper in the
high school cafeteria last night, with
business meeting and recognition
service immediately following.
During the dinner, special enter
tainmcnt features were given. y
Coo-Coo punch board was passed
around, the girls complying with
their instructions. Stunts given by
the advisers were especially enjoy
ed
Important announcements were
made by committee chairmcn and
girls were asked to watch the bulle-
tin board for announcements con-
ccrning the Ncsper Service. Miss
Helen Scott, y. W. G. y. secretary,
ended the search of the service
for some work by telling tn" girls
about urgent requests from the
Yuma Indian Reservation.
Under the soft. Pickering glow of
candlclight, the new members of
the club were recognized and be-
came full fledged members. The i'm
preSsivc service was closed with the
favoritc Girl Reserve Hymn, "Fol'
low The CLEAN.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-22
NEW RECORDS INDICATE THAT
ATHLETES ARE GETTING BETTER

the National Outdoor Track and
Field Championship at Denver, July
s, and next year. If this race
is held on lightning fast track, a
new record may result.
Major Patrick J. Walsh, manager
of the American Olympic Track and
Field team, said Williams would be
eligible to compete in the national
championships and }. l.. Bingham
athletic director of the University
of Denver, hopes to have both Will
liams and Wykoff compete in the
meet.
Wvkoff S time of 20 40 for the
POO meters. which equals Paddock $
world record and bcttcrs Williams
winning time of 2l 4-5 seconds at
Amsterdam, was accepted as an
American record.
There still is Il chance for Lee
Barnes pole vault of ii feet, | y
inches to be accepted as a record,
perhaps at the next convention at
St Louis. New evidence has been
introduced by Arthur w. Jones, of
Fresno, Calf, head field judge of
the meet when Barnes made his
vault, that the pegs were only three
inches, and not five inches long as
first reported.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-22
GiLLETTS OBSERVE
18TH ANNIVERSARY
AT FAMILY DINNER

Celebrating their 25th wedding
anniversaries recently, Sheriff and
Mrs. c. l.. Gillett, we'll known and
popular local residents and Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. f. Gillett of Calexieo, OBJ
served the occasion with family
dinner at the home of the former.
The Gillett home was decorated
for the occasion in a profusion OF
flowers. Five tables were used. with
masses of ehrysanthemums and
gladioli eentering the tables, at
which - relatives were seated.
Bridge was enioyed during the
evening, Mrs. Harold Gillett winning
first prize and Mrs. L. F. Gillett
consolation.
A Telegram of congratulation was
received from Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Johnson of Watsonville. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. e. /. Gillett. On the
day of the 25th anniversary of her
parents. the .Iohnsons were celebrat
ing their fifth anniversary.
Members of the family present
Were Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. Gillctt,
Shirlie, Kenneth, and Bertha Gillett,
and Flack Miner, of Calcxieo; Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Miner, Sr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Miner, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Gillett, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
lace j. Mcf Iceland. Cecil, Paul, La
Mar and Myrel Gillett, Glen, Gale,
Richard and Keith Miner and
Wiley Milncr, and the host and
hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-22

lar monthly meeting Tuesday at the
parish house at 2:30 p. M, with Mrs.
Bolton, who has been in Los Angeles
for few weeks, again in the chair.
Routine business, arrangements for
child-welfare program in Decem.
Der, plans for a Thanksgiving Ser
vice and results of the election were
among matters discussed.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. s. Anderson are
entertaining Mr.. Anderson s moth
cr. Mrs. w. =. Anderson, and Mr..
and Mrs. Clark, of Elsinore, for the
Thanksgiving vacation. Mrs. An
derson and party drove through I'M
pcrial recently on their way to Ari-
zona and are returning here for an
extended stay.
The Social Club of the Eastern
Star held a most enjoyable meeting
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Lawrence Niles.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-22
DO YOU WANT A
PERMANENT PROFITABLE
POSITION

Our Sales Department has an
opening for another man in the
Imperial Valley District. He must
be between % and 4j year old, of
fair education and good character,
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business.
Apply in own handwriting, giving
age, whether married, occupation
and residence last five years. If
applicant $ letter receives favor.
able consideration, references will
then be requested. Should invcs'i'
CATION prove satisfactory, special
complimentary course of instruction
will be given. Address Walter X.
Hocfflin, Box $50, Station c, Los
Angeles. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-22
McCABE
tPress Staff Correspondent

MeCABE, Nov. 22.-John Fan
sher of FL Cajon and Pete Nichols,
who recently returned from Alaska,
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. 7. Hewes.
Mrs. Elmer Forester and twin
babies are getting along splendidly.
The twins already have the name of
being the best pair that ever enter
ed the FL Centre hospital. They
have named the boy Richard Elmer,
and the girl Dorothy Louise.
Mrs. George Austin and Mrs.
John Wagner called on Mrs. H..
Moline and Mrs. Stewart on the
Austin (Date SCHOOL, place Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wilson are cx-
pecting relatives from the east to
spend Thanksgiving with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. He'll are cx-
pecting Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Allison
of Los Angeles and two children,
Mary Louise and Robert Jr., to
spend the Thanksgiving holidays
with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Brock enter
tanned with Il delightful bridge
party Tuesday evening, at their
home. The rooms were beautifully
decorated with roses from the host
css' garden. Those winning high
scores were, II. Iloppin, men 5, and
Miss Grace Hildrcth, womcns. Those
Included were: Mr.. and Mrs. II. IL.
Iloppin, Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Dubois,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Sunstrum, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Austin, Mrs. Vera
Fem, Mrs. Walter Ncidifer, Miss
Grace Hildrcth, Walter Paine and
the host and hostess. Delicious re-
frcshmcnts were served at a late
hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Austin are
expecting Mr.. and Mrs. II. Moore
and family of San Bcrnardino as
guests for THANKSGIVING holidays.
y party including Lewis and
Kathryn He'll, John. blanche and
Lucille Goss attended the Imperial
Theatre Tuesday evening to sec
wings -
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-22
NINE. KUPELIAN
PLANS PROLOGUE
FOR NAVY FILM

As prologue to the feature pic
ture ".AmnaroliS,' which will be
shown at the Imperial Theatre
Friday night, Madame katherine
Ward Kupelian will present an idea
entitled Memories.
Fred Nobel Thau will be seen III
the role Of an old admiral review
ing memories of his days in the
navy. \ group dance by four iuvcn-
lies. Harriet Stafford. Bohhic
Kupclian, Ada BcSS Beynon and
Marjorie Never will he the first
number on the program.
Mrs Ray {. Roberts. an always
popular soloist, will sing two of her
delightful Spanish songs. She will
he III costume. which will add to the
effectiveness of this number.
George Paulin Of Imperial will
furnish memories of Eonnir Scot
land by his clever Harry Lauder
mutations and gay ballet dancer
of Paris will be enacted by Harriet
Stafford.
The regular program will follow
the prologue, with an enjoyable
evening in store for thcater patrons.
Mrs. $. z. Williams will act as
accompanist.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-22
FUTURE ACTIVITIES
ARE ANNOUNCED BY
ST. MARY'S SOCIETY

Future activities were outlined at
a meeting of St. Mary 5 Altar So
ciety Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs, Anna McManus, including
a rummagc sale on December l and
the annual bazaar December IS, II
and l..
The bazaar is an annual event
and draws large crowds, with many
entertainment features offered,
which appeal to young and old alike.
1t will be held in st. Mary's hall,
as usual, and the public is asked
to keep one of the three dates open.
Yesterdays meeting was marked
by good attendance. Refreshments
were served late in the afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-22
FINE PROGRAM AT
ACADEMY OF Music
SUNDAY AFTERNOON

Marking the worldwide ohscr-
vance Of the hundrcdth anniversary
of .the death of Franz Schubert. viii
be the program given ut the Acad
envy of Music SUNDAY, under the di-
rcction Of Elmer 4. Todd of the
studio. Only schubert numbers viii
comprise the program, giving those
not SO familiar with his works an
opportunity to realize his versatile
ty. The life of this renowned Ger
man composer was one of hardShipS
and disappointmrnts. recognition Of
his fine work coming long after his
death. His compositions range from
simple, songs to symphonies and
operas. Through some of his music
one distinguishes something of his
own tragic life. though this is only
true an few of his Ice compoSi-
tions.
Mr.. Todd has chosen two of
Schubert 5 more difficult numbers,
including the Unfinished SYM
phony," which lac will play as an
organ solo.
Miss Estelle Ncedham will play
"March Mjlitairc,' the transcript
tion of this number being by
Tausig.
Another delightful feature of the
program will be the "Erl King
number, with Mr.. Todd at the or
gan, and Mrs. Ross T. Hickcox re-
citing the poem. This is most cf-
fective arrangement and is being
looked forward to with interest by
local music lovers.
Mrs. II. ). Capron Of Imperial and
Russell Bcnnitt of Holtville will be
heard in a group of vocal solos,
under the direction of Madame
katherine Ward kupelian.
The public is invited to attend
the musicale, which will be held at
4;3o instead of as previously an
nounced
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-22
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Nov. %. - New
American track and field rec6rds
recognized by the Amateur Athletic
Union during its 40th annual con-
vention lend support to the belief
that athletes are getting faster and
faster in the track events and bet
ter in the field events.
Any man who believes the 100
yards will never be run under 9 3-5
seconds soon may see the day when
the record is broken beyond sha-
dow of doubt.
Charley Paddock, once but no
more the worlds fastest human, is
credited with 9 80 for the 100
yards at Los Angeles May u, 1926,
in the applications for new world s
records in the athletic almanac, but
he never will get official rccogni-
ton for the mark by the Interna-
tional Amateur Athletic Federation.
Paddock S record was rejected be-
cause the foreign group questions
the accuracy of tenth second watch
cS.
The record committee of the \. A.
[. at the convention which closed
yesterday postponed action on
Frank Hussey's mark of 4-5 see
onds for 20 yards indoors at Hart
ford, Conn, March II, 1928, until
next wear because the rate of speed
at which Hussey was timed seemed
impossible.
Figuring that HusSey would have
run the last 80 yards at the rate
of 4-5 seconds per 10 yards he would
have negotiated the century in 9 1-5
seconds, two fifths of a second fas-
ter than the accepted world 5 record
of 9"i held jointly by Paddock. ID.
j. Kelly, H. p. Drew and Cyril Goa
fee. Canada.
Another meeting between Frank
Wykoff, Glendale, Calf, high school
sprintcr, and Percy Williams, the
Canadian school boy sensation who
won the Olympic 100 and 200 meter
championships, may come about at
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-22
4-H Clubs To
Meet Saturday

Saturday is to be a gala day for
boys and girls of the Imperial
County Ill clubs, when they will
be guests Of the county Home De
partmcnt at luncheon in the local
high school cafeteria.
y program Of demonstrations,
music, readings, games and songs
has been arranged.
About 80 boys and girls are to
receive achievement pins. O. G..
Horne, county key banker, repre-
scnting the Bankers Association of
California, will present the pins.
Miss Mary +. Little, county
home demonstration agent, and -.
+. Creighton, assistant county farm
advisor, will have charge of the pro-
gram.
Boys aud girls who were in the
clubs last year and thuse who are
going to be in this years clubs are
eligible to attend.