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Mems Wear

SHIRTS-Special lot Mems $l.39
Genuine Broadcloth Shirts, with
collars attached. In white, tan
and blue. Perfect quality. &c
Sizes IA to IT.
MEMS sOCKs-2sc and ssc
Fancy Socks, in rayon-and-lisle
and rayon-and-cotton; slight ir-
regulars. Many smart, new 10c
patterns. Sizes 10 to 11h.
PULL OVER SHIRTS - Mems
excellent quality sec elastic knit
pull-over athletic shirts.
subject to very slight ir- 90
RAYoN UNION sUiTs-s1.5o
quality, in pink and flesh; ex-
cellently tailored. Sizes 30c
SO to a. ..+.............
MEMS SHIRTS AND SHORTS
KNITTED pull-over athletic shirts.
balbriggan shirts with short
sleeves, white track pants, athletic
pants and fancy shorts. S0c
Sizes 80 to As. Each. $50. wv
OTIS BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS
AND DRAWERS, slight irregulars.
Short-sleeve shirts, sizes -, A, So
and 81; ankle drawers,
sizes 81 to so, except, size GO
46. Each ................
ATHLETIC UNION SUITS of
cool, serviceable white checked
nainsook, with tapped armholes;
yoke and knitted insert and
snubber in back. Slight go
irregularities. sizes 80 to so. ooC
......., Street Floor.
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Hosiery and
Underwear

CHILDREN'S SOCKS-25c half
socks and "whoopee" socks, in
Isle, rayon and mercerized'
cotton. Slight irregulars' l5c
Fair 1900
SILK HOSE-$1.00 perfect chif-
fon silk hose, with wigwam heels,
pointed heels and square heels.
All colors and black. Also Zoe
silk mesh hose ...........
WOMEN'S VESTS, standard Csc
quality, in regular and extra sizes,
with built-up shoulders. CSc
2 for .................
UNION SUITS-Women's atm
letic union suits. of white and pink
madras: excellently tai SQc
lored. All sizes. So to a..
RAYON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ers, chemises, step-ins and vests.
Pastel shades. Tailored and Soc
lace trimmed STYLES .......
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government had ''extorted" the resig-

government had ''extorted" the resig-
nation.
To clear the atmosphere, and on Lord
Lloyd's request, the letters exchanged
between him and the foreign ofiice were
made public. He wrote on July % that
he had reluctantly arrived at the con-
clusion that his views were not likely
to be in sufficient harmony with those
of Mr.. Henderson to enable him to dis
charge his duties conscientiously. He
therefore submitted his resignation.
The reply from Mr.. Henderson recog-
nized the sincerity of the commission
er's motives and expressed appreciation
Of his services.
1t was stated last night in govern
ment circles that the trouble was
largely an inheritance from the Bald
win administration. 1t was said that
Lord Lloyd's differences with the home
government arose from his lack of SYM
pathy with the British declaration of
1922, whereby, subject to certain reser-
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OLD BUILDING OPENED.
First u. s.. Customs House in Cali.
fornia Made Public Museum.

MONTEREY, Calf. (P.-An excel
lent example of old Spanish architec-
ture and the first building in Califor-
MIA officially to fly the United States
flag has been opened to the public. 1t
will become a depository for historical
objects.
The old customs house Of Monterey
was built in 1914, and Comdr. John
Drake Sloat raised the Stars and
Stripes there in July. 1846. The struc-
ture will be the scene of part of the
annual Sierra pilgrimage in August. The
fete Is held in memory of Junipero
Sierra. Spanish priest and founder of
CALIFORNIA; missions.
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PAYS HIGH INTEREST.
Man "Borrows" Dollar, Costs Him
Thirty Days.

Elmer E. Hanley, who borrowed"
q dollar from friend yesterday without
getting permission, must pay high rate
of interest on the loan, Judge Isaac r.
Hit ruled in Police Court yesterday.
when the man was arraigned on q
petit larceny charge.
Hanley was detected when removing
the money from the acquaintance
pocket and pleaded guilty before the
magistrate.
On the recommendation of Assistant
United States Attorney James Hughes
he was ordered to serve 80 days in jail.
Convicted, Hanley implored the court
to place him on probation, declaring he
mad o wife and child. He had never
done anything wrong before, he said,
except to borrow" an automobile for
which he said he served one year in jail.
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Woman Asks $4,000 Damages.

AS the result of collision of two
automobiles at Thirteenth street and
Park road, April S. 1927, Alice Mills, a
passenger in one of the cars, brought
suit yesterday against William r.
Rosenbloom. 5521 Potomac street. the
owner Of the other vehicle, for $50 900
damages for alleged personal injuries.
She says she was in delicate condi-
ton at the time of the collision and has
suffered severely. She is represented by
Attorneys James A..O'Shea and Anna
l.. Cooke. - AS
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RESIGNATION CAUSES
COMMONS. SENSATION
Friction Between Egyptian Com
missioner and Foreign Sec
rotary Brings Stir.

BY the Associated Press.
. LONDON, July pa first-class
surprise was sprung upon the House of
Commons today when Arthur Hender-
son foreign secretary. announced the
resignation of Lord Lloyd as high COM
missioner in Egypt a post which he has
occupied since 1928. winston Churchill
added to the sensation by insisting the
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Rattanla Rugs
Rattania Rugs and Grass Rugs.
sx12. Sold for $3.50 CID or
and S15.75. Now .....
2 Rattania Rugs 6x9. OIL
for $1,000. Reduce CT or
to .............'... .....
2 Rattania Rugs, ASKS. Sold
for $3.50. Reduced @1 or
3 Rattania Rugs, 36x63. Sold
for $685.. r e d nc d 81. rs
70
Grass Rugs
3 Imported Grass Rugs, 9xl2.
Sold for S7.98. Reduced Cd. 90
70 ....'....
10 Imported Grass Rugs, 8x1O
and 6x9. Sold for $3.9S. @C OQ
Reduced to ...........
8 Imported Grass Rugs, 4.6x7.6.
3 Sold for $1.9S. Reduced CT 20
70 .................
30 Yards Grass Hall Runner.
Sold for 4Sc.. Reduced to, OOc
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PEEKSKILL, N. Y. July IS (P.-
Putnam County authorities are OPP
posed to bare legs for girls and threaten
arrests. They have ordered police to
tell stockingless Summer visitors to
dress properly.
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Children's Wear

CHILDREN'S $50 DRESSES,
of printed dimity in dainty pat
terms. Variously designed with
cape collars and organdy and self
trimmings. All have two OSn
pockets. Sizes 7 to IA. >S
STRAW HATS-All our $1.98
children's Summer hats, in fancy
straws, fine hemps and milan
straws. All colors and
good selection of popular SOo
SUyl6S
GIRLS $2.ss BATHING SUITS
-All-wool, one-piece suits in red,
blue and black. with rayon stripe
borders. Sizes 80 to "a. CT 90
Reduced to .......... ~A
Second Floor
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NURSES VISIT CITY.

French and Belgian Members of
Council Are d. C. Guests.
French and Belgian members of the
International Council of Nurses, an as
ISOLATION composed of nurses from "a
countries, were the guests Tuesday of
Sister Mary Joanilla, superintendent Of
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vstions. concerning the defense of the |
Suez Canal, Egypt was declared SOW
ereign and independent state.
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Lamp Shades
81 Decorated Lamp Shades, for
bridge, table and junior floor lamps.
Sold for $1.OO and S1.25. 100
Reduced 70 ................
% Decorated Lamp Shades, for
bridge, table and junior floor lamps.
Sod for $1.59 to $1.98. @1 TO
Reduced 70 .-..........
5 Decorated Lamp Shades, for
junior floor lamps. Sold CD 90
for $2.9S. Reduced to-. %~o
80 Yards 49c and Soc
Awning Materials. Reduced 2Sc
to, yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
So Yards Belgian Linen and
Linen Slipcover Fabrics.
Sold for CSC. Reduced to, GSc
yard
SO Folding Gard Tables, QQc
Sold for $1.9S. Reduced to-. wv
Third Floor
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Corsets

ODD LOT CORSELETTES,
made of fine fiesf-colored rayon
stripe material, with elastic in
serts over hips. Side fastened.
$1.00 and $50 values in SOc
broken sizes ............. ~
BANDEAUX-Odds and ends in
sizes 80 to SO. Regular sec value.
Back fastened model made Of
rayon stripe material in CSc
flesh color ..............
BRASSIERES-Broken sizes in
X. C. Brassieres Of fine rayon
stripe fabric. Sold regularly at
$50. Side and front @1 M
fastened styles .......
Second Floor
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Luggage
Mating Suitcases,
sold for $3.50 Reduced $l.59
TO ..................
q. Hat s. Boxes s. Sold for 1898
80. Hat sI Boxes; :, sold for $4.98
Gladstone Bags, &11 or
sold for SIS. Reduced to
2 Auto Wardrobes, sold GO or
for $3.50. Reduced to-.
=. ! !. Auto Gases ;, sold for $5.98
Slip Covers 2
6 Sets 3-Pc. Furniture Slip Covers,
sold for 1895. Reduced S7 or
One Set 3-piece Furniture Slip
Covers. sold for s12.e5. SO. IS
Reduced to.
IL Cretonne Cushions.
Sold for 39c and see. Re- CSc
duced to ..................
so Sateen Cushions. Sod zoo
for SI.OO. Reduced to. .....
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nurses at Georgetown Hospital, and
Miss Matte Gibson, superintendent of
the Children's Hospital.


!. A group of nurses from South Africa,
New Zealand, Rumania, Holland, Fin
land and Greece. will arrive. here In a
day or So and will be guests Of the
Graduate Nurses Association .Gf the
District Of Columbia. This association
is a part of the American Nurses AS
sociation, one Of the units of the inter-
national council.
The nurses are en- route to their
homes after attending the convention
of the council In Montreal.
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Window Screens

-, ~ ", window aso s sssssn:; se.s Use
o - ", WINDOW ssS S sssnesa SOFAS 85c
80 window Screens, 36x45, o.
sold for S1.10. Reduced to-.
6 Window Screens,
s.sss: Sold - for sl.'s: s1.O5
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The Profit Is All Yours-In This Sensational Sale OF
Home Needs at Actual Cost!

sa.e esa ans"a a%a
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Screen Doors

20 Screen Doors, all sizes. Sold
for $2.75 and $3.50. 90 *
IL Screen Doors, all sizes. Sold
for ss.ss a n d ss.S5. $2.65
Now .................
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Porch Awning, sold 90 90
for $6.98. Reduced to-. %0'
8 Porch Awnings, sold
for S3.98 and $4.98 @C 90
Choice %@s
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-05
BULLETIN
SLOW. Ligy
PovsTAN.
PovsTAN.

II SldNlOIu VLhIleScuL dHd
spieva cirkev utesenu antifonu
"PoNtan atd'." Je to hlas tru-
chliacich kolom hrobu Kristovho
shromazdenych, chcu svojho mi
lacka vzbudit'. Podobny zalostny
HAS ozyva sa j z clanku "Sloven-
ska Liga "a prava robotneho pu-
du." Mas mily brat Ferko Bury
cbce MIN vzbudit' slovensky Pud
k zivotu cloveka dostojneho. Moe
nymi slovami poukazuje nom
na priciny dnesnej neznesitel mel
biedy. Jednu 2 hlavnych pricin
vidf v tom, ze sa mas Pud dobro-
vol me kladie do hrobu. A to je
vera pravda. ia neviem, ci je e.
Ste ma pode tejto nasej novel VIA
sti taky l'ud, ktory by tax t'azko
unikal spanku smrti, jake l'ud
slovensky. Mas l'ud-cest' skrom-
nym vynimkam nevsima 81
hlasu svojich zastancov. Darmo
volaju, darmo prosia: iudu dra-
ny povstan, zobud sa Ten mas
makky slovensky l'ud len spl,
spi, - nedotkne sa no ohnive,
pravdive, apostolske slovo, ME
zertva, ME laska, ME pravda: NO
citne diva sa ma z1fal1 borbu jed.
notlivych horlitel'ov.
Kde je pricina? V dlhom otro-
ceni, v dobrackej, bojazlivej pri-
rode. Uvediem prfklad. Isty sedi-
Wy. stark rozpraval raz nasledov-
MI udalost': "Ked mala prestat'
panStina - hovoril dobry stry-
cko- sedeli nasi sedhaci v kre-
me vesele 81 popijali. We'd jako
by al ME! Prisla novina, re ko-
nice bude uz panskym robotam a
ze kazdy bude svojim panom. Ma
radost' toho pill krcma len tax
jacala spevom a krikom. Jano
Dlhonohy vyskoci ma lavicu a kri-
ci: "Kamarati, nebudeme uz Wac
otrokmi! Panske roboty presta-
MI! Mech zije sloboda! Darmo ka-
zal ispan, aby SINE sli zajtra pan
ske' orat': ia nepojdem!'' !
"Ani ia nepojdem! Ami my ne
pojdeme! Mech 81 ore sam! Mech
zije slobodap' volali ostatnf a v
ohnivom vykrikovani usniesli sa.
lie pojdu vypovedat' pracu panu
ispanovi. Ma druhy den sa mill
obcania schadzajn a radia sa, ze
kto to pojde til robotu vypove.
dat. iVcera chceli ist' vSetci
dnes sa i'm to uz mae IDA. Jeder
hovori, re mu zena media lst', dru
ny. re nema .vyrecnosti, temer vse
tcia sa ok1nali. Konecne vsak mt
sci ist' pan rychtar, podrychtar &
prfsazny. PRIV 81 vsak ma gura;
vypili a hned' boil Ease taxi sme
Ii, re kazdy chcel byt' prvy u is
pana. Prijduc vsak ku dveran
kastiel'a, zas 81 to rozmysl ali +;
posielali jeden druheho. Odkas
laval, skriabai sa "a uchom, no!
81 utierali; konecne predsa sa o
povazil rychtar zaklopal n;
dvere.
Kto jeg Co je?" Reve z nutr'
pan ispan. Rychtarovi pada SINE
lost "a saru. Bojazlive vstdpil d.
izby, "a MIN dvaja kamaradi, ali
ami jeden nemohol cd strachu kl
slovu prlst'. Ispan silnym hlason
sa pyta: eco chcete zavcas ram
tu v kastielip Ma to mu pa
rychtar odpovie: Prosim ponfze
ne, pan ispan, prisi sme sa opy
tat, re kan to name ist' orat' 2
Hl'a, taky bojazlivy, tax otro
cky boil mas Pud "a casov panske
roboty. Panska nadutost, nevsi
mavost', t'azka robota a dere
dusty v l'ude nasom cit slobod,
q upevnoyaly nom ducha otro
ckeho. A tato otrockost' je jak
ehoroba, ktora prechadza 2 rod
Gov ma deti, 2 pokolenia ma poke
lenie dlho trva, kym al ostatn
semeno takej choroby clovek
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-05
tsL. GENERALITY KoNZULAT
1440 Broadway, New York, N. Y,
hl'ada tychto krajanov:

Barta Frantisek, mar. 1864 v
Novosedliciach.
Duchacek FrantiS Sek, mar. II.
dec. 1868 vo Vitejevsi, zdrzuje sa
mono v N. Y. alebo v Nebraska.
Gapcik Jan, manzelka Rozalia
rod. Kortis, z Noveho Hrozenko-
va, snad' je v Texas.
Jerabek Vaclav, mar. 1882 z Cy-
ranova Vostrova.
Jilkova Anna, Amerike cd r.
1902, mala dcery Bozenu a Joze-
finu. ..
Kozel Jan a Bohus.
kral Anton KatuSa.
Kraus Theodor Dol. Kralovic,
p'osledne v New Yorku.
Kri1pa Jozef, narodeny v Blu.
dapesti.
Kurdzel Jozef Podolinca pr
Starej Lubovni, snad farmari '
state N. Y.
Lacko Jan, syn Michala, jestli
zomrel, mech sdelia pribuznl.
/. Midancik Ivan z Berehova.
Misovsky Stanislav z Vranic i
Kacova. ''
Modjar Olex (Anna, Pave
Vasjko) z Niznych Vereeiek.
Porupka Frank, byval v Sious
City, Iowa. "
Sitko Emil (ma bratranca Sit
ko Emilia v Lucenci). -
Tomaskovic Maria, mar. 1885 ,
Pezinku.
Vanis Karol, kedysi byval V {
1O7 w. AZ, ST., N. Y. City, kapel
mix, narod. v 1869 Sedlci.
Week Jan, masiar, Zeletvy
okres Dacice.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-05
VRAZDA PRE- DIEVKU

Joseph Mcnamara, 32-rocny, z
{. 339 w. Wood st. zastreleny boil
nedel u predpoludnim ma Divi-
sion st., pri Waverly Ave-, po
zvade v jednom talianskom do
me, kde Mcnamara dvoma ka-
maratmi boil pri 16-rocnej dievke
Mrs. Mary Agnone. Z domu boil
vyhnani a ked' vysli ma ulicu, je.
den troch chlapov, ktori tie5
boil u dievky, zastreIil McNama.
ru. Jeho kamarati zachranili sa
dtekom. Policia areStovala Agno,
novd, jej dceru, oboch kamarato,
Nc Namaru i dvoch Z chlapov
ktori sG v pod0zreni, re ma strel'
be mali ucast'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-05
DIEvCATKO ZABITE AUTOM

Torrel Ford, S-rocne dievcatko
z 913 Convington st., zabite bolo
piatok min. tyzdna automobi-
lom, ked' prechadzalo Parmelee
ulicu. Auto riadil Wick Erb, kto-
ry udal, ze dvoje dievcat bolo
srazene, ale jednemu sa nestalo
mic. Dievcatko bolo ma ceste do
NOV 20 zk1sky kostole Sv. Au,
gustina, kde sa skolske deti pri.
pravovali ku velkonocnemu spe.
WI. Erb Dol areStovany, ale skorc
nato. vypusteny ma slobodu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-05
DO KANADY

Druha vyprava pojde okolo 10
IL. tohto mesiaca. Hast sa treba
ma Juraja Zeman, 1887 Wilson
Ave-, Youngstown, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-05
MA PREDAJ DOM

: 5 izbovy ma 1926 Cooper ST..
lot 40x150, dom 16x3o, kuchyGa
7x11. Vsetko je' dnu: voda, gaz,
elektrika, fornes, povala, garadz
12x16, ovocne stromy kazdeho
druhu, vsetko zaplatene, len pa
wing sa plati pri daniach. Kto by
ho chcef kupit', mech sa hlasi ma
1911 E. Indianola alebo: Peter
Stanislav, Mutual Hotel, 321a N
Howard St., Akron, O. Preda sa
"a hotove alebo tretiu cciastku ho-
tove a ostatok ma splatky. (16)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-05

Ale tycbto je malo. NuzI
je naozaj svrchovany cas-, aby
SINE vsetci povstali, lebo st'ahujl
sa mad nami vsetkymi huste, cier-
ne mracna.. Pamatajme, ze len
tol 'ko ma kazdy prava, kol 'ko
ma moci. Nemalo by to tax byt',
ale teraz je tax. My Slovaci bsz
rozdielu stavu malo prava name,
lebo SINE slabi ME talk Go do po-
ctu, lez slabi kult1rne politicky.
Zacnime teda vsetci usilovne,
,smele nednavne pracovat'. Je-
den ma poll nabozenstva, druhy
vo vede, treti umeni, stvrty v
narodnom hospodarstve, piaty V
politike - kazdy dPa svojich sill
a schopnosti.. Pod tie bratia, Sc
stry pod zastavu "a slachetne Gle
lie bojujncej ustanovizne Sloven-
skej Ligy, ktora vzdy a vsade
brani chrani zaujmy nasho pu-
du. Organizujme sa, lebo v tejto
strasnej vichrici, naruzivosti, kcd
vsetci ini spoluobcania nasi zim-
nicne usilujn sa stavat' 81 basty
svojej bud1cnosti, - my, ospan-
livi nedbali Slovaci biedne "a.
hynieme. Teda povstanme, zobud.
me sa a konajme pozehnan1 pra.
Gu spolocne v lone Slovenskej Ii
gy.
Jan A. Kocdr,
tajomnik Slov. Ligy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-05

Statement of the Ownership. Managemeny,
Circulation, etc. required by the Act Of Con.
E1essn Eres. Of August "a 1912, of youngs;own'k.
Youngstown, Ohio, for April 1st, 1929
State OF Ohio,
County of Mahoning. IS.
Before me, Notary Public In and for the
State and county aforesaid. personally ap.
duly sworn according to law, deposes and
says that he is the President and Manager
OF the Publishers of the Younwstownske
Slovenske Noviny and that the following is,
statement of the ownership, management {and
If daily paper, the circulation), etc, of the
aforesaid publication for the date shown in
ne above caption, required by the Act Of
August a. 1912, embodied in section 443,
Postal Laws and Regulations, printed on the
reverse OF this form. to-wit:
l.. That the names and addresses of the
publisher, editor, managing editor. and bus
Publisher. The United Printing Company.
P. @. Box AIT. Youngstown. Ohio.
Editor, M. Mraz, $40 West Federal street
handler, $40 West Federal street.
2. That the owners are: (Give names and
addresses of individual owners, or, if cor
poration, give its name and the names and
addresses Of stockholders. owning or holding
stocl.)
Mr.. N. Grosshardler, City; Mr.. J. Kra
ia, City; Mrs. G. Gorhalu, City: Joseph
Friedman, City; Mr.. Edward MCGOWAN,
City.
5. That the known bondholders, mort.
cages and other security holders owning or
holding per cent more of total amount
Of bonds, mortgages, or other securities are
uf there are none. so state).
I. That the two paragraphs next above.
giving the names OF the owners stockholders,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-05
FARMA MA PREDAJ

Z Y New Bedford, u akrov, g.
izbovy dom, fornes, elektrika, O.
vocne stromy, 4 kone, 4 kravy, 2
jalovice, SO kdr, 2 bravy, vel mi
lrodna zem, blfzko katol. skoly.
Preda sa vel'mi lacno. Alois J.
Klein, 3O3 Mahoning Bank Bldg
Tel. 76261 = 42764.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-05
MUDRE ZENY UDOBRUJU
CISTOTU CREMO CIGAR

Ked' Alfred w. McCann, chyr-
ny potravinovy znalec potvrdil
cistotu CREMO cigar a dorazne
re toto je cigara suca ma
vlozenie do muz skych dst, jeho
uplny prehlas Dol predlozeny nie-
ktorym dobre znamym hviezdam
v New Yorku a ich sd posudky
su tieto:
Evelyn Herbert povedala: 81
ba CREMO fajciari s1 pre- nina
= muzovia, ktori su vyberavi. CT
tala som, co DR.. Mccain hovori
- al1o mozu muzovia fajcit' ciga-
ry, ktore ME sn udobrene?'
Betty Compton: "Nasli uz spo-
sob proti zapachu z iist - teraz
vynasli sposob k cistote perien
pre- fajciarov cigar. Kazda zena
bude chcet', ably jej muz zacal faj
cit udobrene CREMO cigary."
Helen Gilliland: ''Boly easy,
ked' 81 zeny nebarvily perny. A
bola doba, ked' 81 muzovia svoje
perny nedrzali v cistote. Ale te-
raz, ked' zeny znaju, re CREMOS
s1 zdravotne, vsetko je zabudnu-
te."
Marjorie Peterson: "Ja mann
rada muzov, ktori fajcia CREMO
cigary, lebo viem, ze ked' 81 daj1
zalezat' ma tom, co fajcia, daj1 81
zalezat' al ma vsetkom inom. -
Blanche Yurka: "zeny sd "a
viazane vd 'akou vyrobcom GRE
MO cigar. Ny name rady nielen
ich vonu, ale vieme al, ze su zdra-
votne.'
Trini, obl'1bena taneenica, po-
vedala: "Muzovia nedbajl o diev
ca, ktoreho llcidlo sa sotre. Ne
mono i'm zazlievat'. Ami dievca-
ia 0 fajciarov, ktorych perny ME
s1 ciste. Fajcite CREMOS, tie ST
zdravotne."
Jednohlasna mienka bola, ze
kazdy muz by sa NAL riadit' dpa
toho. co Alfred w. MeCann 20.
vedal, lebo ma dodatok k ich zdra.
votnosti, CREMO cigary daj1 ka.
zdemu muzovi najvacsi moznJ
pozitok, lebo s1 vyrabane Z vybe.
ranych dohanov, vsetko zralych
a jemnych.
vyse $7OOO,OOO.O0 bolo vyna.
lozene ma zdokonalenie vyroby
ktora zaist'uje CREMO iednak1l
fajnovost'. CREMO dodavane ST
fajciarom cerstve, bez zarodko,
a nepolamane, lebo kazda je oso-
bitne zabalena. ~,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-05
NEoPATRNf UHLAPEU
ZAPRftINIL ST sMRT

Norman Cole, 17-roeny farmar-
sky chlapec Berlin Center, O.,
zastrelil sa po tieto dni nahodou,
ked' cistil pusku. Puska bola ma
bita a vstanuc so stolicky, pustil
ju ma zem. Kohntik skocil a bro
ky vosly chlapcovi pod pazuchu
ku srdcu. Bol rychlo odvezeny do
nemocnice, ale O hodinu zomrel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-05

- Ci VI mate knnku Anne
rika Nasa Vlast y" Ak ME. prid'.
te 81 jig zadovazit' do redalkcis
Je to najdplnsjsia americka histo
ria ' slovencine 50 20 obrazmi !
3 fivotcpismi slkvnych Amsrikl-
nov. EDN
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-05
MA FREDAJ

33 pol akra Ashta bula County,
slovenskom susedstve, vel mi irodnej
zeme. Budovy, vrtana studna, dlazdena
costa pol mile cd tniesta. Cena $1,000,
polovica skutocnej ceny,' k voli rychle-
mu predaju. $500 hotovych, ostatok "a
10 rokov. GEO. STEPHENSON, $50 w.
Liberty St., Hubbard, O. Terajsi mali
tel NAL tiito farmu "a Is rokov.