davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1929-01-30
Jury DISAGREE.s
ON KILLING
BY GUARD

EIMIRA. IN. II, Jan. so lin. 50.
Both B0atsusain Frank u. Beck aald
snrfmarl Glen Jennings, Coast
GuardslSlen, charged with second
degree mad dgEfgkf f6r the fatal
shooting Of Jacob d. Hanson, Buf.
falo EIks official are free men
today.
Jennings gained his liberty. tenn
porarilv at least. today when q
Jury in Judge John r. Hazers
court here failed to agree on q
verdict after deIiberating more than
Cd hours. Beck was discharged by
Judge Hazel yesterday for insuffi-
Client evidence.
When the jurynen filed into
court ali q q. m. today and said
they had been unable to reach
verdict Judge Hazel quickly dis
missed them with an expression Of
thanks for their services ana an
nounced that court was adjourned
to Buffalo 10 3 Z. m. tomorrow.
Jennings was unaffected BY the
failure of the jurors to reach g
decision ana made no statement.
District Attorney Raymond A.
Knowles Of Niagara county. who
prosecuted the case, was frankly
disappointed but not surprised.
United states District Attorney
Richard H. Temp1etOn, who de-
. Yended Jennings, refused to express
IA opinion as 10 the possibility of
refrail Of the case, although
! 4l1e opinion Of court officials Is
that q conviction cannot now be
secured
The Washington times., 1929-01-30
49 GRADUATE At
BUSINESS HIGH

Know your city was the advice
~ Dr George e. Havenner, pregi-
dent. Federation of Citizens Assoc
cations, in his address to the 4s
graduates from the two-yeai course
81 business High School, today.
Mr. HavRnner4 impressed his
auditors with the Woeful lack OF
knowledge of the national Govern
nenk and cities among young men
ana women who are just entering
fhe business world. AS d guide
~ this class Of graduates. he out
lined the adjustment and admin
3strafion Of our national Capital
Harry @. Hine. secretary of the
board of Education presented John
Riley, past president of Business
FIf1h School Alumni Association
and graduate of the class Of 1921.
who awarded the certificates Of
graduation. s
Scholarship awards were merited
Is Flora Adler, Anna De Fabio,
Robert Held, Dorothy Kiatta, Char
1otfe Kimball, Elaine Lund. Bernard
MargoIius and Sarah SiIvermaH
musical program was offered
81 the high school cadets under
direction Of Miss Emma Louise
Thompson,
The Washington times., 1929-01-30
OFFICIAL 0. KS
MAR SPIRIT

The defense Of the United States
in times of war must depend on the
willingness OF a sufficient number
Of cisizens to enter the military
service. Assistant Secretary OF War
o. B. Robbins told the womenss con-
ference on national defense today at
Memorial Continental Hall
The United States has never had
nor Is 1t likely to have q large
standing army, he said.
Referring to the national guard
and the building UP of the reserve.
corps. Robbins said:
The fact that SO many thousands
of our youth are willing TO volun-
tariIy take the military training
that they may Fit themselves for the
grim business OF war is one Of the
finest indications that we can have
that the heart of the country ID
sound, that loyalty and patriotism
are not mere words and that the
continuous efforts of the pacificists
and internafiOnalists to destroy our
national defense are without avail =
The Washington times., 1929-01-30
GUT 1ERS START
STORMY TON
Photo 81 Tnterna tional

BOSTON, jan so lT.N. s, IA stir
ring tale OF the sea was being writ
ten in the high waves. wind. and
rain approximately 500 miles north.
east of Bermuda today as the cut
ters Mojave ard Tampa were en-
gagged in one OF the greatest towing
jobs undertaken BY the Coast Guard
After thousand -nile dash to sea
from the New England coast, the
last i've hours blcling q 50-milesaIl.
hour gale. the two cutters reached
the side OF the rudderless and drift
ing British steamship Silver Maple,
with 35 men aboard and started to
tow her to bermuda.
Brief radiograms this forenoon
stated that the tow line Of the Mo-
jave broke as the Silver Maple
steered wildly out Of her course,
The Washington times., 1929-01-30
Typewriter Speed King
Does His Stuff Today

y A speed demon on the typewriter
il George Il. Hossfield. who. today,
showed his skill at the Department
of Justice to hundreds of maryeiing
clerks and typists. Hoss field gave
his demonstration Of how he can at
tain 4 speed Of 13S five-stroke words
i minute and maintain 1t for one
hour, speed that gave him the
championship.
! HossfieId. whose home Isl in Pater-
son, N. u, first won the title In the
Underwood competition in 1913. He
repeated in 1920. 1922, 1925 and 1928.
IN his last title event he wrote S.289
words. necessitating 41.443 strokes,
with but ~ errors, copying printed
copy. Yesterday he demonstrated his
skill before the students at Central
High School.
The Washington times., 1929-01-30
(0NCLAVE
TO MEET
INN. Y

NEW YORK. Jan 80 d.N.sA.--A
world conference for discussion Of
the narcotic problem to which Off
cial representatives from every ma
tion win be invited is to be held in
New York next November, it was
announced today.
The conference will be held undcc
the auspices Of the Narcotic Re-
,habilitation Association, Inc.
The program OF the conference
viii include discussion OF the best
means of securing international Co.
operation in the control Of the pro.
ductiOn Of opium and other mar
cotics, suppression Of Illegal traffic
In drugs, prevention of their illicit
use through scientific public en-
lightenment, further legislation con-
trolling possession and sale, and the
rehabilitation of addicts.
The association is endeavoring to
adapt the Porter narcotic bin, signed
recently by President Coolidge to q
program of State legislation. 1t is
seeking the enactment Of State
laws to provide model farms for
narcotic aidicts in each section OF
the country where the problem Is
acute
The Washington times., 1929-01-30
Jewish Center Elects
Morris CafritZ Again

Morris Cafritz was reelected
president Of the Jewish Community
Center at its meeting last night
III the clubhouse.
other officers elected were r i.
kaufman. Morris Gewins and Nor
- Garfinckle, vice presidents;
Albert Sheffernan, recording secre-
farv. nj. Offenburg, corresponding
earretary. Charles a. Goldsmith,
treasurer. and Harry Viner, assis-
can't treasurer. Frederick William
TVIYe was named to the board Of
directors. All Of the other members
were renamed.
The Washington times., 1929-01-30
Aged Soldier Injured
By Auto Improving

the condition of August Keis. q,
ali inmate of the Soldiers Home,
who was struck BY an automobile
iast night while walking in the
grounds Of the home.
Police said Keia was struck by
an automobile driven by Francis
r. Draley. Ss, Of the $500 block
Thirty-seventh street Mount
Rainier. Nd.
The Washington times., 1929-01-30


GETTING ACQUAINTED WITH THE G. O. T.
JUST AS though former Gov. AL Smith, Of New
York, didn't have enough trouble few short weeks
ago with the elephants Of the Republican party here
he is making friends with of the big elephants
This elephant, however, happened to be one at the
winter quarters of the Barnum and Bailey circus at
Sarasota, Fla where Al was visiting
The Washington times., 1929-01-30

How urInce Oh the royal
blood WOOs d princess viii be
revealed h the Sunday Herald.
The Washington times., 1929-01-30
RITEsFQR RAIAH
HEIR BEGUN

PARIS, Jan. 80 n.N.s). Flab-
orate Hindu ritual christening cere-
monies are under way at Chateau
Holkar. At ST. German, today for the
tiny, 4.day.oId Princess of Indore,
who was born to Nancy Ann Miller,
American wife of the former Ma
harajall of Indore.
While the name of the infant,
Sharaga Raje Hoikar. was Off
5cialiy registered at the ST. German
city haII, the religious rites Ii con-
nection with the naming Of the small
princess win continue at Chateau
doIkar for another seven days.
These rituals are being conducted
Ii constructed iii imitation Of q
miniature Hindu temple with q fam.
lily altar. They are under the direc-
ton of the family priest.
TukoJirao HolkaF. husband Of the
former Miss Miller. was reported by
his friends To be happy over the adj
ditiom ID his family despite his dis
appointment that the child was q
girl instead of d boy.
Both the YnaharaHlee and her
daughter are ia excellent health.
Purified water brought from
the Ganges River iii India. Is being
used In the sacred baths of the
little princess.
There are nearly 4 score Of sepa-
rate rites before the entire ceremony
Is completed.
How 4 urince of the royal
The Washington times., 1929-01-30
NNAIORIT !
IN SENATE
('L LA|NlE[)
BY WILLIAM X. HUTCHINSON
international News service

international News Service
The Administration big Navy
bill, authorizing the construction Of
is new cruisers and giant aircraft
carrier, viii be enacted next Monday
or Tuesday, itt was conceded today
by the opposition, following adoption
of an agreement limiting debate.
The bill will be enacted in virtu.
ally the form Ii passed the House
almost d year ago.
3 This will include the time clause,
opposed BY President Coolidge and
President-elect Hoover, which pro-
vides that one.third OF the new war
ships shall be started during each Of
the next three years.
The bill likewise will include the
House provision, calling for construc-
tion Of half of the ships In Govern
ment yards and half in private yards.
win Be Victory
Thus 15-month battle of the
Big Navy group III Congress for a
strengthening Of the American Navy
will be won. The bill viii pro ides
for replacement of virtually all obso-
lete cruisers now IN the Navy and.
in this respect win bring 1t closer to
d parity with the British navy. The
cost win be $273 900 900. compro-
mise figure, since the big Navy
advocates at first demanded a ST00. I
10000 construction program.
All attempts to modify the bill un-
doubtedIy will be rejected. as the
Big Navy" bloc has d minimum Of
So Senator'S pledged to the bill in it's
present form. The measure, how
ever, will be subjected to attacks in
debate throughout the remainder Of
the week.
Tor Conference
Two ef the amendments may lead
to interesting discussions. One pro-
posed by Senator Norris ri or
Nebraska would request President
Coolidge to summon an Anglo Anleri-
can disarmament conference within
the next year for the purpose OF
establishing q parity between the
British and American navies By re.
oticing both.
In debate, Norris agreed with Sena
tor Borah H.l Of Idaho and Walsh
Id of Montana that America need
fear only Great Britain and that
both nations should minimize the
danger of future war BY reducing
their naVies.
The Norris proposal further
would authorize the President to-
suspend the construction program,
pending the outcome Of his con.
ference. III the conference agreed
upon further Limitation. then under
Norris plan, the President would
be empowered To reduce the build
ing program. This provision. for
ssuspending the program. undoubtedly
viii lead to rejection of the Norris
amendment, although d majority of
senators probably would favor q
separate resolution, proposing 81
disarmament conference between
Great Britain and the United States.
New Draft Bill
The second amendment, proposed
by Senator McMaster tR.l of South
Dakota. would draft all members Of
Congress. under SIS, for the next
war, destined to draft.
Another amendment, proposed by
Senator Brookhart lR.l Of lows,
would provide for building all the
new warships III Government yards
Il
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
MADARKY OTRAvILY a
98 MUzOV v s OBCIACH

V Mad 'arsku majd vel'ky skan-
dial. Dewitt 'desiatosem Mad'ariek
bolo arestovane ma obzalobu, re
81 potravily svojich muzov, aby
sa molly znoyu vydavat' a zmoc-
nit majetku. Arestovane boly j
dive porodne baby, ktore zenam
pripravovaly a predayaly jed a
nau6ily ich, ako maj1 svojich mu-
zov otravit' nepozorovane. Dakto-
re z vrahyh odpravily SO sveta
al troch manzelov. Zlociny udaly
sa ma okoli Szolnoku v obciach
Tiszakurt, Nagyreva, Cibakhaza,
Karcak, Ujkecske q Tiszasas. W.
.kopan6 mrtvoly obsahui1 v sebe
arsenik. I'll lien 50 uz priznalo kn
vrazdam. Vrazdy prev&dzane bo-
" Cd rolu 1911. Y spomenutych
obciach panovala medzi tenant
hrozna spustlost' mravn&.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
NARopNA s0KoLovNA .-
w SKORO HOTOVA

Sbor 146. T. s. j. Sokol uz sa
chysta ma odhalenie svojej Soko-
lovni, ktora bola cez leto zvacso-
vana. Budova bude uz par dni
dokoncena. Ma buddci tyzden "a
emu pripravovat' javisko zdnu--
ka, to jest budd mal'ovat' opony
a vsetky potrebne scenerie. Ma
prednej opone bud1 ohlasky ma
sich obchodnikov. Opony bude
mapovat' zkiiseny maliar, ktory
je tel praci expertom, take
vsetky obrazy budn ako zive.
Ktorf obchodnfci by chceli
mat ohlasku ma opone a ktory ne
boil navstiveni, mech sa laskave
prihlasia u p. Palencara v City
Hall, on i'm ochotne wee vysvetli
TT obchodnici, ktori uz dali ohla-
Sky sii ziadani, ably sli ich pozret
ci sti spokojni s mimi; pade ME,
ably sa to mohlo opravit'.
Vybor,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
MAURITANIA ZAS
PREVYSII.A REKORD

Chyrna anglicka parolod', Maui
retania, plavaj1c New Yorku
do Plymouth, prekonala cestu cez
more "a 4 dni, II hodin a 49 mi
nut. Takto prevysila svoj- byvaly
rekord styrma ,hodinami. Maure-
tania je w vyse 20-rocna lod' a
donedavna bola najrychlejsou To-
d 'ou ma .Atlantickom oceane. Ne.
mecky parnik Bremen prevysil ju
v rychlosti, prekonajnc til istd
cestu "a styri dni, IA hodin a 30
mindt. Mauretania probovala zbi.
tovat' Bremen, ale sa jej podarilc
zbitovat' len svoj predosly re.
kord.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
OBLIAL SA HORIACIM
VOsKOM PRI HASENi

Harvey Adler, predavac Padu
poslany boil hedel'u svojou fir
mou l'adom do domu pod {.
44S w. Myrtle Ave. Ked tam pri-
siel, nasiel plny dom dymu ma
sporaku kotal horiacim voskom.
Adler chcel zachranit' dom Cd zho
renia, preto wal kotal $ horiacim
voskom $ pece chcel no yyniest
Won. Ale 50 poklzol a padol, pole
JUG sa cely voskom. Utrpel take
popaleniny, ze teraz zapasi ne
,mocnici so smrt'on. zena, ktora
vosk yarila, bola v tom case '
kostole. Nemyslela, ze by 50 vosk
zapalil. 2 vosku robila kvetiny a
predavala.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
v ZAUJME PREPUsTENIA
JOZEFA SCHIILINGA

Zapocata bola akcia ma vymo-
zenie slobody pre- Jozefa Schillin-
ga, byvaleho bankoveho klerka u
Dollar Savings & Trust Co. Akciu
zapocal p. N. Grosshandler, pred
seda vydavatel 'stva tychto novin.
Schilling, ako je znamo, odside-
ny Dol pre- spreneveru penazi
banky ma ] do 10 rokov do stat
neho vazenia. Odslnzil 81 uz 4
roxy preto podl'a zakonov je
opravneny davno ma slobodu,
Akysi nepriatelia, ME banka,
prekazali Schillingovi dostat'
slobodu, a my vidiac, Re sa tn de-
je krivda a ze Schillingova rodi-
ma zije opustena potrebujnca
pomoci, SINE sa no zaujali. Schil.
ling je rodom Poliak, ale dobre
hovori slovensky, tax samo jehc
manzelka. Pan Grosshandler "a,
opatril vsetky potrebne doku
menty, ktore predlozi guvernero
vi Cooperovi prosbou, aby Schil
linga pustil ma slobodu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
co CESI ROBIA, TO
SLOVACI NESMU ZNAT

N. Y. Times prinasa cd svoiho
zpravodaja zpravu, ze "Ceske
Slovo", organ Benesov uverejnil.
ze medzi Cesko-Slovenskom. Ju-
hoslaviou a Rumunskom uzavre-
ia bola tajna vojenska smluva,
ktora cinf Malu D.ohodu najvaG-
Sou vojenskou mocnost 'ou sired
nej Europe. Podrobnosti teito
smluve znaj1 vsetci ceski mini
stri, ale neboly vyjavene meme
ckEm slovenskym clenom c.-sl.
vlady. To ie iste drzost' cd toho
casopisu tax pisat' slovenski
ministri, ak majd trochu hrdosti,
vystdria takej vlady, ktora Slo-
vakom nedoveruje. Slovaci este
neprodukovali Falouta, zeby pred
mimi maly byt' statne tajnosti u
kryvane. ....
Slovaci teraz pravom mozu u
podozrievat' Cechov, re tiito tai,
MI vojenskn smluvu urobili prot
Slovensku, Srbi proti Horvatsku
a Rumuni proti Sedmohradsku
ktore krajiny domahaj1 sa samo.
spravy zastavenia fch hospodar.
skeho vykorist'ovania Cechmi
Srbmi Rumunmi kral 'ovstva
Jestli je tato smluva skutoene ia.
keho ciel'a, tax priepast medzi
spornymi strankami bude tax roz.
sirena, ze ju mix Wac nevyplni
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
ANDREJ KUPEC Il,
NAJDENYs DoKALIcENY

Andrea Kupec,sz {. 26O Reed
Ave, Campbell, najdeny bol V
stredu O 8. vecer ma koPajach f.
rie drahy pod Watt st. mostom,
v .bezvedonOm stave prebitOu
lebkou. konduktor Reardon zba-
dial no lezat ma kopajach, upove-
domil tom zeleznicneho detekti-
va Hardestyho, ktory zavolal
mestskd policiu a ia polomrtveho
Kupca odviezia do nemocnice .sv.
Alzbcty. Je mala nadej, ze vyvia-
zne zivotom.
Me je zname, ze ako sa Kupec
dostal ku zraneniu. Mono padol
nedokonceneho mosta ma kol a
je, mono siel cez kol 'aje a. Dol
srazeny vlakom a mozne je to,
re sd stal obet'ou zbojnikov.
Ned 'aleko toho miesta, tiez ma
kol 'ajach, najdena bola minuleho
tyzdna mrtvola Alfonso Walkera.
Jedna noha jedna> ruka mu bola
koLesami vlaku odt'ata Vrecka
NAL vyvratene ziadne peniaze
neboly pri nom najdene. 2 toho
policia uzatvara, ze sa stal obe-
t'ou zbojnikov, ktori no ma ko-
Pale hodili, aby no zabil vlak a
TAX podozrenie od seba odvratili.
Policia mysli, ze sa mono i S
Kupcom to iste stalo. Pripad wy
setrujn detektivi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
sLovAK LETUNOM s.
v YOUNGSTOWN
Ernest Janega, 2o-rocny mladik,
uz skoro dostane letecky licens.

Este len Is mesiacov Ameri-
Ike a uz bude neho americky le-
tdn! Toto je rekord 2O-rocneho
Slovaka Ernesta Janegu, q &. $50
Steel ST., ktory dokoncnje lete-
cky kurz ma Bernard letisku, kde
studuje letectvo pod instrukto-
rom "Bill" Jonesom. Coskoro uz
budc mlady Janega lietat' sam a
po slozeni zkdsiek, dostane lete-
cky licens, ktory urobi neho
plnopravneho americkeho letdna.
Mlady Janega dostal chut' do
lietania pocas vojny. Ako chlapec,
byval kraji pri vojenskom le-
tisku, kde kazdodenne videl vo
jakov lietat'. Prijd1c sem, do
znal sa, ze sa tn moze chytro wy
ueit' "a letiina a dial sa zapisat'
ma letecky kurz. Mimo toho Stu
duje vo vecernej skole YMCA
pracuje Ohio Works ako
.brejkman. Tnac je vyucenym sto-
larom kraju.
Janegu caka pekna budncnost
lebo letnni .sii Amerike dobre
plateni. Je to remeslo este len V
potiatkoch a dakych desat' ro-
kov bude tax rozsirene, ako auto
mobiIizmus alebo zeleznieiarstvo.
Tesimc sa, ze name medzi sebou
Slovaka, ktory sa ma letnnstvo
odhodlal.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
PAVEL PALEGIK z WARREN
ZABITY AUTOMOBILOM

Pavel Palecek, 55-rocny, (.
915 So. Main ST., Warren, zabity
bol v sobotu vecer ma North Ma
honing Ave. Ext. vo Warren ne
znamym antomobilistom, ktory po
nehode usiel. Palecek siel po ce-
ste, ked' sd odrazu primal auto
mobil yel'kou silou do neho u
drel, take Paleeek odhodeny Dol
do priekopy, Bol edvezeny do ne
mocnice v bezvedomom stave, kde
zomrel.
Mimo Paleceka, zabite boly "a
posledny tyzdeh dve osoby ma
tomto okolf. Mnoho bolo rane-
nych, medzi mimi Anna KoniSak
2 {. 1909 Hartzell Ave. a Esther
Meridick, 2 {. 1853 Hartzell Ave,
pat '-rocne dieveata, do ktorych
vrazil autom Michal Lenansky .
{. 20 n. Lakeview Ave. ked pre-
chadzaly Hartzell do Steel uli-
&c. Lenansky 50 primal, ze hnal
auto IS do 40-mil 'ovou rychlo-
st'ou o Dol areStovany. Dievcatk6
s1 t'aIko ranen6. Nehoda Ga uda-
Ia piatok min. tyzdna.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
sLOvENsKf DUCHovNf
MA DUCHOvNoM CVI6ENf

Toho tyzdna lcastne je duchov-
nych cvicicb v Clevelande sedem
slovenskych katolickych knazov
z youngstownskeho. okolia a "a
ten cas- ich zastupcom vo farno-
stiach je Rev. Jan M. LisGinsky.
Takto Rev. Liscinsky ma neoby-
eajnn ulohu byt' docasnym du-
chovnym na osmich slovenskych
farnostiach odrazu. Ze je to ME
l'ahka dloha, je esamozrejme.
Duchovni vratia sa Clevelan-
du kn nedel' 'nym bohosluzbam.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
zABIL sA PRED OCIAMI
SVOJEJ zENY "A DIETOK

Jack Donnega, 4O-rocny, 2 Gle
yelandu, ktory boil professional
nym skakacom lietadiel, zabil
sa nedepu ma 1etisku Perry,
Ohio. Ked' bolo lietadlo 1900 stop
mad zemou, vysiel ma krydlo lie
tadla a skocil. L'udia videli, ze
sa dotknul svojho paras1tu, ale
ten 50 nectvcril q Donnega spa
dol, zabij1c So ma mieste. Jeho
smrti svedkom bola jeho manzel-
ka, dvoje malych dietok 5000
div&kov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
RUsKO POSLE TRESTNU
VYPRAVU PROTI CINE
Nevypovie uradne vojnu Cine
Gina koncentruje vojska.'

Anglicky tlradny zpravodaj,
Sir Percival Phillips, postal svoj-
mu casopisu, London Daily Mail
depesu, ze q rusko- -cinskej vojny
nebude mic. VSetko co Rusi idu
podnikn1t je, potrestat' a ma
strasit' Cinanov, ably potion boil
povolnejsi vo vyjednavaniach.
Vojna rusko-cinska je nemoz-
ma, udavajil I'M znalci situacie,
lebo Rusi ju nechcu a Cinania
nemajd ma Gu penazi. Rusi, Wy
slanim armady na hranice a pri-
padnym vtrhnutim do Clny, chcti
81 vymoct' lepsie podmienky W.
rovnania sporu.
Podl'a cinskych zprav, Rusi
zmobilizovali uz celd svoju sibir,
sku armadu a idu zaujat' mesto
Harbin. Cfnania posielajd ma O.
braun Harbinu tri brigady kava-
lerie dive pechoty 20 Shan Hal
kuan 1zemia $4,000 vojakov z
Feng-Tien provincie. S ruskym
vojskom bojovaf budn i sinski
komunisti, ktorych je ma tisice a
ktorl ziadaj1 Rusov, ably viedli
proti Cine opravdovd vojnu "a
viedli vladu sovietov. S Cinanmi
je zas hodne "bielych" Rusoy,
ktori by chceli videt' ruske vol
ska porazene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
1,5OO Slovakov
m putt ' Carey
Diva pine vlaky, kazdy II VOC
noch, viezly tunajsich pdtnilkov
ku svatyni P. Marie Utesitel'ky.

Tohorocna put youngstown
skvch okolitych Slovakov do
Carey, Ohio, na poboznosti ku
svatyni Fanny Marie Utesitel ky,
bola jednou najvacsich "a po-
sledne roxy. Diva dlhe vlaky, kaz-
dy IL voznoch, viezly do 1900
p1tnikov v sobotu noel do Ca
rey, a potion nedelu domov.
Costa bola st 'astne prekonana,
bez akejkol 'vek melody. Iba v
jednom vlaku bolo pritesno
vzdor tomu, ze Akron pripnuty
bol k nemu d 'alsi jeden vozen.
Sprava zeleznice urobila vsetko
NONE, ahy cestovanie bolo pri-
JENNIE, no neocakavala taky ma
val poslednn civil u, nemajti
po ruke zvysnych voznov, museli
sa pojedni uskromnit' so stanim
vo vlaku cez celd noe alebo sede
MIN ma dlazke. Tomu mohlo byt'
predijdene, keby vsetci pdtnici
boli 81 predom zaobstarali listky
ma vlak vo farnostiach. TAX by
bola sprava zeleznice znala, kor-
ko voznov ma nachystat'. Inacei,
put sa vydarila kazdom O.
hlade.
P1tnikov na stanici Carey
ocakaval v nedel'u rano uz cd 4.
hodiny Rev. Jan NJ. Liscinsky,
ktory do Carey prisiel V sobotu.
Tu privital pltnikov vrelymi slo-
vami "a nabozneho spevu mo-
dlenia, .sprievod sa pohol 20 sta
nice do kostola.
V kostole zapocaly sa bohosluz-
by 6. rano. Spieyann sv. omsu
sldzil Rev. Liscinsky, ktory po-
tom NAL krasnu prilezitostnn ka-
zen. Tiez spovedal prisluhoval
Veceru Pana V chrame boli mi
mo Slovakov j Poliaci, Horvati a
I'M Slaviani.
Iopoludpi bola vel'ka procesia,
ktorej bralo neast mnoho tisic
l'udu, na sele knazmi. Pc pro-
cesii obnovili pdtnici Stub YER
nosti udelene i'm bolo pozehna-
ME.
Pc skonceni poboznosti, vypra-
va sa pohla ku vlakom, ktore ma
sich pntnilov nacas doviezly do
NOV. Ma ceste i'm este Rev. Lis
tinsky rozdal obrazky ma pa
miatku.
Put pomohol organizovat' b.
Jozef j. Schromofsky, ako tomu
bolo i minule roxy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
DANE v TRUMBULL co.
BUDU VYSSIE

Dane Trumbull okrese budn
vySSie temer vo vSetkych dano-
vych diStriktoch. Y 50 diStriktov,
len v 10. budn dane snizene v
jednom bud1 ma starom. Dane vo
Warren boly V lani 5000 od IT,
sicky, teraz budG $21.9O. Vo
Warren-Howland distrikte boly
$21, teraz budn $22.8O. V Niles
bude ia sama rata, $24.80.