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choirmaster only. In the chapel &C.
caSional entertainments are given, such
as lectures and magic lantern shows.
OF greater influence on the char
acter and future of the prisoners, how
ever, are rescue work and aftercare.
The men and women who devote them
selves to this visit the prisoners In their
cells.
There are conditional sentences where
by misdemeanants are at liberty on pro-
baton and are under supervision Of
rescue work officials for three years,
dependent on their own efforts to lead
an honest life. The conditional release
Of well behaved prisoners after they
have served three-quarters Of their time
Is also permitted. There are several
societies and institutions devoted to
rescue work.
Criminality Is Decreasing.
Criminaljty In the Netherlands, as
reflected in the figures regarding con-
victions, has been greatly decreasing Of
late. In 1907 the number in prisons
and similar places was $1,000. There
were $4,000 in 1925, with the result that
many cells are empty and some prisons
have been closed.
The percentage Of recidivists in pro-
portion to the total number Of con-
victed prisoners is not so satisfactory.
In 1928 1t was Ale per cent. In 1905
and 1905 it was A per cent; in 1901,
1913 per cent. The lowest figure was
In 1918, 1877 per cent, and since then
the highest was 42.5 per cent, In 1922.
It would seem, therefore, that the
cellular system .does not exercise q
greatly deterrent effect.
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India now has one automobile to every
2.548 people.
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DUTCH PRISONERS WEAR HOODS
TO HIDE IDENTITY OUT OF CELLS
Solitary Confinement Is Enforced Strictly
In Netherlands, With Great De-
crease In Crime.
BY HENRIETTA w. BINGHAM.

This the seventh = articles European
with crime and criminals.
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FUGITIVE CAUGHT
AFTER LONG CHASE
CoIored Boy Held as Purse
Snatcher Leads Police for
Many Blocks.

A suspected purse snatcher led a
pedestrian and patrolman in a lively
chase about IL O'Clock last night, which
began near Seventeenth and K streets,
where he is said to have grabbed the
purse Of Miss Dora Brody Of 1908 K
street, and ended with his capture at
Seventeenth and L streets.
The fugitive gave his name as James
Coyington, colored, II, Of Hamlet, N. c..
Although the purse, tapestry bag con-
tanning $2.14 and miscellaneous articles,
was recovered from his person, Coving-
ton assisted the actual robbery was ef-
fected by Q companion, also Of the
North Carolina town.
Miss Brody, who saw two colored
boys break and run about the time she
felt her purse snatched from her arm,
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MARINES RECALLED
FOR DUTY At HOME
Half of Enlisted Strength
Either in U. S. or on Way
From Foreign Posts.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
For the first time In more than two
years, half the enlisted strength Of the
Marine Corps Is in the continental
limits Of the United States or home
ward bound from duty in foreign lands.
Disturbances in China, Nicaragua
and other lands have kept more than
two-thirds Of the enlisted personnel Of
$4,000 In distant lands for q long time
to fight bandits and otherwise protect
American interests. Quieter conditions
have come to prevail, however, and the
forces abroad gradually have been re-
duced In recent months, but Secretary
Adams does not expect any large adj
ditional Withdrawals in the near future.
OF the 1900 recently ordered with
drawn from Nicaragua by President
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work usually are taught tailoring or
sewing. Well educated persons become
clerks or work in the libraries. All
prisoners are allowed books. Chapla1ns
and religious instructors of every creed
visit the prisoners regularly.
Pay from 10 to IS Cents.
The pay varies fronN 10 to IS
CDutch) cents a day q United States
cent Is equal to 2@ Dutch cents). Half
is put aside for the prisoner on his re-
lease, the other half he uses as he
likes-at the canteen, for postage, or
his relatives. Many prisoners look upon
Sundays as the worst day OF the
week, for no work may be done then.
letters, read or do nothing.
OF late years a certain liberty has
been admitted in the application of
some privileges, and the degree with
which this is applied accounts for the
noticeable difference in the regime OF
various prisons. In some the dlScip-
line is benevolent, even friendly, and
in others 1t is based strictly on rules
and regulations. Individual attitude Of
the officials counts for much.
Among the privileges one may men
ton permission to prisoners to mitigate
the severity of their cells by the pres
ence of one or two plants, whose growth
depends greatly on the amount Of SUM-
light reaching the cell. Here and there
one may find some poor bird suffering
q double confinement, but providing
comfort and cheer at the same time.
A small aquarium is another favorite
possession. AS a privilege prisoners
are allowed to fix picture post cards
they receive to their walls and prints
or drawings of their own.
Every day prisoners are taken into
the open air, although this is generally
only to be had in a dark courtyard
where each one steps to and fro in his
own sector unseen by the others.
Scarcely ever are there trees or plants
in these yards.
Gymnasium for Prisoners.
Some prisoners have gymnasium
and an instructor. It is possible for
certain prisoners to join choir, and
they give performances in the chapel
now and then, but each singer sits
in his own cell-like seat seeing the
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Some prisoners have a gymnasium
and an instructor. It Is possible for
certain prisoners to join a choir. and
they give performances in the chapel
now and then. but each singer sits
in his own cell-ltke seat. seeing the
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WEALTH TO GRANTS KIN.
Two OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Are
Given $51, 100 Each by Father.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, August Is Up.
Two great-granddaught of the late
President Ulysses S. Grant were be-
queathed sums Of $51, 100 each as the
result of an order of distribution;
granted In the local Probate Court, from
the will Of Capt. william p. Cronan,
retired United States Navy officer, who
died at his home, in San Diego, Calf.
Nellie Grant Cronan and Elizabeth
Grant Cronan, great-granddaugh of
Gen: Grant, are two surviving children
of Can't, Cronan,
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was unable, to say nositively If. Coving-
ton was the boy who took 1t.
:. A pedestrian, Fred Herrel Of Park
Lane, Va, overlook Covington and held
him until Patrolman p. @. Tanner
could come up.
Police have broadcast description OF
the other youth. E9I
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Letter Chases Engineer.

ROCHESTER. N. Y. August IS (E0.
"A circular letter, mailed to a local
address. is back at the post office here
after. chasing the addressee over three
continents. 1t was forwarded, in turn,
to New York City. Buenos Aires, Paris,
and finally back home in an effort to
catch up with the man, an engineer,
for whom it was intended
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PRINGLE,. JOHN GILBERT'S
FATHER" DIES AT 81
Screen Star Refused to Recognize
Claim of Stock Actor That He
Was Stage Veterans Son.

BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD, Calf, August ;13.
John Pringle, 81, actor and veteran
head OF stock companies in New York
and Chicago, known as the father Of
John Gilbert, screen star, is dead,
Gilbert refused to recognise Prinele
who was his mothers first husband. as
his father. saying his mother had told
him he was born Of a second marriage
to a man named Gilbert.
Pringle, who, since his retirement
from the stage four years ago, had been
employed in films, chung to his conten-
ton that his divorced wife, the screen
players mother, did not reveal the facts
Of his parentage to young Gilbert.
India now has one automobile TO every
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Radio Is becoming SO popular In the
Netherlands that equipment factories
are being enlarged constantly to care
for the rush Of orders.
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ANA)Soitary confinement strictly
afercare
greatly decreasing and the percentage OF recsm exo
dinarny
In
eheands
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-19
VfTAZSTVO KATOLfCKYCH
s0KOLOv v PRAHE

DR.. Gustav Kosik, redaktor Ka-
tolickeho Sokola a vodca sokol-
skej vypravy do Prahy postal ka-
bel hi. 1radovni Sokolov do Pas
sale, N. j., v ktorom oznamuje
Wit 'azstvo zavodnych ciat. Podra
kablu gymnasti a Sokolky dobyly
prvl cenu; j. Bigos a M. Svetllk
prve ceny jednotliycov; pani B.
Kliment Stvrtd cenu jednotlivcov.
Toto sn ceny 20 sokolskych "a
vodov.
V atletickych zavodoch vydo-
byl j. Hudak az styri ceny, to
.prvl cenu v hurdles" tretiu ce-
MI v "patiboj", tretiu cenu Y
"shotput' a tretiu cenu v hadza.
nj disku. S. Sniscak vydobyl tire.
thu cenu polevault.
Nasi vit'azi boil 8. julia prijat1
prezidentom sMasarykom.
Wit 'azom srdeene blahozelame
Dokazali, ze americki Sloyaci sd
tuhello stofu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-19
PROGRAM
ma 15-rocne jubileum velp. Josefa
L. Kostika z osady Sv. Al1bety
v Haselton.

!. Sv. OmSa v nedel'u o III. ho-
dine predpoludnim pri asistencii
Rev. Jana Hamrak, Rev. Jnraja
Bcbal, Rev. Jana krusko, Rev.
Stefana Varsaly a klerikov Mi
chala Subj, Jana Humenskeho,
Michala Matunu a Michala Hna-
ia.
Povolavame vSetky ctene spoil
ky, jak muzske tax zenske, aby
sa dostavily do miestnosti o pol
II. hodine rano, odkiap budeme
pochodovat' ku fare.
Niadame rodicov, zeby poslali
dietky bielom riichu; odpreva-
dia jubilanta az do chramu Ro-
ziehO.
Tiez povolavame vsetkych pria-
tel'ov youngstownskej okolice
ma tlto zriedkavG slaynost'
2. Banket sa zacne presne s.
hodine veter. Ma banket pavo-
lavame priatel'ov velebntho pina
j. l.. Kostika a osady Sy. Alsbe-
ty. z programu banketoveho po-
davame len tol 'koto:
Kyyticu kvetin oddajl jubilan-
tovi Frantiska Hassay, Matilda
Bartos a Katarina Timko.
PAM Stanislav Necko Stefan
Palguta predstavia komicky w
stup.
Po vystupe budi nae.edovat'
recnici.
Otokar Mrazek zahra ma plane
William Stark, znamy spevak,
zaspieva jubilarnu piesen.
Hrat bude orchestra dobre xna-
meho slovenskeho hudohnika, p.
Michala Piroskn.
Sine s ictou,
Juhilarny vJbor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-19
10 NOVYCH OBCANOV
SLOVENsKEHO P0VODU

Vo Stvrtok piatok minuleho
tyzdna okresny sudca udelil ame-
ricke obcanstyo " ziadatel'om, z
tych / Slovcnke a Is Slovakom.
Obcanstvo obdrzai: paniN Juliana
Barliak z Campbell, Juraj Kozur-
ko 2 Randolph St., Jozef Zimko z
New Middletown, Jozef A. Tim
ko Powersdale Ave, Jan S. ia
mex z Taylor ST., Jan Rabovsky
Jean ST., Jan Siry Midland
Ave, Jozef Maurer Wayne Ave.
Pavel Sabo 20 Shirley Road, Jan
Semjan z Butler Ave, Pavel Ma
tuscak 20 Silliman St., Peter De-
lei z Philadelphia Ave, Stefan
Kiktavy 20 Struthers, Jan Janos
Campbell, Jan Balinsky 20
Smithfield Ave, Jozef Kicula z
Lee Ave-, Jan Vandzura Camp
bell, Andrej Dolny 2 Campbell a
Juraj Hatalovsky 2 Campbell. -
Vsetkym srdecne blahozelame!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-19
Blanket na rozl1cku
5 Rev. Jur. Rohom
Cirkevnici evanj, a. v. cirkvi jana
Husa rozl1cia sa so svojim obi L.
benym kazaterom v nedel'u vecer.
Odchodi ma navstevu rodiska.

Evanjelicka a. v. cirkev Jana
Husa v Youngstown usporiada V
nedel u, q. julia vecierok, spoje-
ny so spolocnou vecerou, ma roz-
ll6ku so svojim kazatelom, Rev.
Jnrajom Rohom, ktory 3. augusta
odchadza ma lodi Majestic" ma
rodne Slovensko, ktore uz mnoho
rokov nevidel..
Cirkevny 1rad povolava ma
tento rozlnckovy banket vsetktch
cirkevnikov dietkami. Banket
sa zacne veGer Z. hodine v skol-
skej miestnosti: Prichystant sl
dobre zakusky j pekny program,
take nikto neobanuje.
Rev. Rob, obohateny zkiiseno-
st'ami, vrati sa do kruin svojich
cirkevnikov a priatel'ov zaGiat-
kom oktobra. Prajeme ma mile
no pobytu rodnei zemi a sta
stneho nayratu!
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PozvANIE MA PosvIACKU
Juhlarny vJbor.

Srbska pravoslayna cirkey Sy
Trojice ma posviacku zakladn6ho
kamena chramoveho v nedel'u
Il. julia o TO- hodine, ma svoiich
pozemkoch pri Steel ST., medzii1
?. ulicou Youngstown. Na til
to posviacku nctive povolayaIn
vsetkych bratov Sloyakov a Sla-
vianov z okolia. Pc posyiacke ie
banket v Ukrajinskej hale ma W.
Rayen Ave-, ma ktorom nam tiez
budh bratia Slovaci vsetci Sla-
viani vitani.
Ziveli braca .Slovaci dobro nam
doSli!
Rev. D. q. Popovich,
svestenik srpski,
107 Ridge Ave-,
Youngstown, o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-19
DEMOKRAT REPUBLI-
KANsKYM KANDIDATOM?

v Campbell maju zvlastnu 81
tuaciu. Ia prezidentskych volieb
vaesina hlasovala ma Al Smitha a
demokratickn tiketu, kdezto te-
raz mnohi sa vracaj1 do Iona re-
publikanskej strany. Padl'a zpra-
Wy, v Campbell majl jedneho re-
publikanskeho kandidata, ktory
vo februari osvedeil yernost' de-
mokratickej strane a osvedcenie
j podpisal v pritomnosti svedkov.
Tymto demokratickym republi
kanom ma byt' Nicholas Petica
Jr., ktory je republikanskym kan
didatom ma nrad mestskeho pra-
votara. Leonard B. Hodgin, tiez
kandidat ma ten 1rad a republi-
kan podal st'aznost ma Peticn IL
volebnej komisie, ktora mala o
tom pojednayat' vo stvrtoS, ale
vec odrocila. st Almost prisla po-
zde ,ale zda sa, ze komisia bnde
predseda o veci pojednavat'. Peti-
ca taji, zeby boil kedy podpisal
osvedcenie a vernost' demokrati-
ckej strane, naproti tomu viaceri
demokrati sd hotovf svedcit', lie
ano, podpfssl a to vo februari,
ked podpisQvali osvedSenie J..
r. Kubovcfk, Michal Kornick,
pi. Bureyova, Andrej S. Klimko,
Jan Kadilak, Anthony Yeropoli
a Martin J. Hines.
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POLITICK
PR.EHL'AD
.p (
PRECEDENT BUDE
VYSETROVAT.

v poslednych rokoch utvorent
'bolo mnozstvo obrovskych korpo.
racii malych spolo6nosti a tic
teraz ohrozuj1 vol'ny obchod a
obchodnn snt az. Vlada preziden'
ia Coolidgea sa nijako neprotivi.
la rozmanitym "vlievaniam" jed
nych spoloenosti do druhych, elm
nastala situacia, ktora je w., pro-
tive S protitrustoyymi zakonami.
Prezident Hoover ide teraz maria
dit vladnej komisii, aby 81 zado-
vazila vsetky fahta tvchto "vlie-
vani'' a jestli sa najdd skutoc-
nej protive so Shermanovym pro
titrustovym zakonom, vlada po-
robi kroky ma odstranenie ia
kychto. nezakonitosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-19
NARoDNf sLOVkCI
DoBIII NtfAzsTvo
Porazili Sharon Line Owls Ill.
v nedel'u hraj1 50 Steeltoncanmi
ma Borts hrisku.

Baseballova cata Odboru Gil.
Mar. Slov. Spolku pod vedenim
Jana Majereaka dobyla vel'ke
Wit 'azstvo v nedel'u mad Sharon
Line Owls catou. Rudy Snier
udrel pre- home run ked' boly ba-
ii zaplnene, co nasim Slovakom
zabezpecilo skvele Wit 'azstvo. Ale
vsetci hrati sa dobre drzali a pi-
ceri Padgath a Majercak dali ma
lc' lderov.
Hraci prisli po vlt'azstve ma
piknik Odboru GIL, kde boil ST.
decne vftani., Mimochodom sdelu-
jeme, ze piknik sa vydaril.
Ma nedel'u Mar. Slovaci hraju
so Steeltoncanmi ma Borts hrisku.
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DvAJA R0BoTNfCI
zABITf PRI PRkUI

i
Henry Owen, zamestnanec i
Sheet and Tube Co, praeoval n
rostovani 9 akosi spadnul, ro1bi-
1uc 81 lebku. Zomrel 0 chyfl'u '
nemocnici.
Albert N. Parks, signalnik i
3. a Q. drahy Girard zabity bol
rnsnom pri Division st. Y Younes-
town, ked pracoval ma kol'ajach.
Alexander Bolak ! I. 5O4 Cres-
cent st. Dol Dol 'astne popalent 80
ehrbte poeas roboty u Carnegie
Steel Go. Bol odvezeny do nemoc.
nice, kde jehc stav je dost' yxxny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-19
RUSKO- -CfNSKA
VOJNA HROZ1
tina xhabala rusl<h xelesnicu v
Mandztrii . preto Rusko pretrhlo
diplomatickE stylky s cfnou. -
ODE krajiny koncentrujd vojska
ma hraniciach.

Cinska nacionalisticka vlada
zhabala ruskd vychodnn zelezni-
Gu, ktora spojuje Rusko $ Vladi-
vostokom a ktora vedie cez Sc
verne izemie .cinskej Mandznrie,
v dixie asi 1000 mill, vyhnala
vsetSych ruskych zeleznicnych
nradnikov. Rusko nato poslalo
Cine ultimatum, ably behom troch
dni odpovedala navrhla pod
mienky vyjednavania. Gina ma
ultimatum odpovedala neuspoko-
jive pokrytecky, naeo ruska
vlada II. julia odvolala svojich
zastupcov z Ciny cinskemu W.
slancoyi Moskve dala vypoved'.
Zaroven ODE krajiny zacaly shro-
MAID 'ovat' vojska ma hraniciach
a Is. julia bola uz i srazka, ked''
ruske vojsko chcelo prekrocit'
rieku Amur. Gina udajne ma uz
10000 vojakov ma hranici a ruske
vojska sa tiez tisicoch shromaz-
d'ujd.
Podl'a vsetkych znakov vojna
je, neodvratna. Jedina nadej je
Liga Narodov zakrocenie vel'-
moci. Rusko podpisalo nedavno
Kelloggov pakt mieru, zavazujnc
sa vsetky roztrzky vyrovnat'
smierlivou cestou. Ak nepristane,
m6zu Povstat' z toho vatsie "a
pletky s nedohladnymi nasled-
kami.
Zeleznica, 0 ktor1 sa jedna, je
tepncn q spojivom Ruska w.
chodnou Sibirou a pristavom
Vladivostokom. Bee tejto zelezni-
ce Rusko nem6xe byt', ak 81 chce
ndrzat' vychodny Sibir a spoje-
ME SO syetom ma Vychode. Dovo-
lenie postavit' zeleznicu cez Gin
ske lEemie dostalo Rnsko este "a
carskej vlady q majetkov6 pravo
Ruska ma zeleznicu zabezpecens
je dvoma smluvami, ktore Gina
zhabanim zeleznice, zrusila. Ru-
sko je tedy v prave chr6nit' syoj
majetok. ktory mu Gina tak5m
banditskym sposobom chce vyr-
vat. Zda sa, ze "a Cihanmi stojs
inS n1rody.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-19

Y Youngstown stoif elektri1k.
oproti Tod House nipi,sn
ldora Park Tl 1aveis kaJit.
70 do sansho parkp !. pptpn si.'
vesle ne namestie: Auton nptne
zaiss viaeer5mi cestauai ! uliae.'
ri ~ 1snfield Road, ! ksass -
vchod dc parku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-19

Down Donut Co.
Schwebel Bread Co.
Steelton Bakery
chlieb a zemle.
Olenik. Dairy Co. .ss
McGill Dairy Co.
Isaly Dairy Co.
~ mlieko.
Grennan Cake Co., kolace.
Pittsburgh Pretzle Co., precle.
The b oom7Rosenblum- Klein
Co., sumive bonbony.
Altshuler Bros, kysle ugorky.
Martin Dolak, sunku.
Juraj Vargo, electricity biglajz
a boxu cigar
RozaBd Hndak ,granaty spod-
ne nofavicky.
Stefan Kubala, hodinky.
Jan Walko, baseballovu lobdu
Adam Kovalcik, topanky
Mattel Cizmar, nozik.
Martin J. Lesnak, 2 boxi GU
krikov.
Jozef Brincko, naramkove ho-
dinky.
Robert Kannensohn, tenisove
topanky.
Il tohto sa kazdy presvedti o
cennosti odmien vit'azom. Odpla-
ii sa kazdemu zavodov zilcast-
nit, ably dostal taky uzitocny
dar. Menovite Slovenky, ktore
maj1 narodne kroje, mech sa W.
paradia do Mich. Dive odmeny bu-
dn dane: krasne naramksve ho-
dinky a dobry electricity biglajz
(hladidlo).
Lanskeho roku ma Slovenskom
Dni v 1dora parku bolo asi TO-
900 Pudi a najmenej tol'ko by
malo prist j teraz. Je to sice ro-
botny den, ale tax bolo tomu 20
inc roxy. Jeden den roku vymes
kat roboty je ME tax vrecku
nebezpecne zvlaste teraz, ked' sd
robotne pomery ME najhorsie.
Slovenske Dni v Idora parku
ME sn robene pre- zisk, ale pre-
pozdvihnutie zaujmu 0 svojet'.
Ak bude dajaky maly zisk, ten
bude rozdeleny slovenskym vdo-
vam sirotam v Youngstown,
Campbell a Struthers ma Vianoce.
Lanskeho roku cisty zisk venova-
ny Dol Slov. Katol. Mattel Skol-
skej a predtym ma vdovy a siro-
ty, ako bude teraz. Preto, ze sa
nasim spolkom a Okr. Sboru Ligy
nejedna tax 0 zisk, ako skorej Q
narodn1 vec, bud1 rozdayane z
darma zakusky napoje, ktore
nam podarovaly vel'ksobchody.
Budeme mat dost' senvicov a
g ! +. j \ 4 q 4
mlieka pre- vsetkych, Go prfdu.
Preto prfd tie bratia Slovaci q
sestry Slovenky 10 vsetkych
stran Mahoning a Shenango do.
lin. Prid 'te sa potesit', obodrit'
i zabayit'.
Idora park pozni tn kazdy, ale
ok pridu hostia ! inych miest
pre- tych d&vame tieto dpravy.
Ma Central Square (na n6mestf)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-19
BOHATY PROGRAM PRICHYSTANY - MAYOR
HEFFERNAN, SUDCA LYON, POKLADNfK LfGY
p JAMRISKA SIT sIAVNOsTNYMI RECNfKMI
Kao Sokol Mar sokoce cvicia Baseball hra vyberanych
ciat SLOW Basebaovej gy spevokol evan ckve spieva
hymny. : Romantic zavody det, lien muzov. -
Krasne odmeny. - zeny dievcata najkraj
IL, .xich SLOW krojoch budd vyznamenane
Tanec Idora pavione.
ZDARMA ZAKUsKY A NAPOJE PRE- CELE
OBECENSTVO r@

TOhcrocny Sl0yensky Den ma
honingskych shenangoskych
Slovakov, ktory bude uz ma sire
du, "a. julia ldora parku v
Youngstown, bnde tym najvyni-
kaj1cejsim historic tunajsej
Slovace.
Toto mozeme smelo tvrdit'
podl'a programn, ktory nase
spclky Okr. Sbor Slov. Ligy
prichystaly pad'a obrovskeho
zaajmu, ktory panuje ma vsetky
strany. Il
Poriadatel 'stvo Slovenskeho
Dna, v ktorom sd zastupcovia asi
30. spolkov slovenskfych a obchod
nfci pracovali usilevne "a pol ro-
ka, ably tato fnarodna slavnost'
bola kazdom ohl'ade lspesnou.
+Ked pripomenianns, he boly zado-
vazene senvice, mlieko kysle
sladke, peciva, zemle, chlieb,
ugorky, ba sumive bonbony ma
hasenie smadu a utisenie hladu
10000 l'udi, vtedy 81 kazdy cita-
tel moze predstavit' tn obrovskn
pracu, ktorn toto zadovazenie
vyzadovalo a este vyzadovat' bu-
de. Ale nejdeme vopred chvalit
pracu poriadatel 'stva. Ziadame
len obecenstvo, aby sa " plnom
pocte zdcastnilo tohto Sloven-
skeho dna, ktory je uz deviatym.
Uist 'ujeme kazd6ho, re sa bude
nan dlho milo rozpominat'. Zaeia-
tok programu je 0 11:30 hodine
predpoludnim. Vtedy sa zacn1
prebehovacky, preto prid tie "a
vcasu. Lunce si nenoste, lebo "a
husky budG zdarma, len 81 pri-
nestc salky alebo pohare ma
mlieko. Prived tie 81 deti, ably "a
lilly radost', akd4 len raz do roka
zazijd.
Program je nasledovny:
O II 80 predpoludnim Zavody
v behu dievcat, chlapcov, zien a
chlapov
1OO-yardovy beh chlapcov cd
II do 15-rocnych. Vit'az dosta-
ne tenisove topanky.
5O-yardovy beh dieveat cd 12
do 15-rocnych. Vit'azka dostane
granaty Cesko-slovenska.
Troj-nohy beh dievcat cd II do
15-rocnych. Wit 'azky dostan1 faj-
ne cukriky.
Topankovy beh chlapcov. Vi
t'az dostane pekny nozfk.
Cicanie "popu" z flasky.
Chlapci. Vit'az dostane hodinky.
Skok do dial ky. Vit'az, dostane
base ballu.
Skok do dialky. Vit'azka do
stane nohavicky.
10O-y r dovy beh chlapov.
Vit'az dostane boxu cigar.
75-yardovy beh chlapov. Vit'az
dostane Isle ~ topanky.
| 5O-yardovy beh Sien. Wit 'azka
dostane Sunku
o l. iodine popoludni. Hymna
America Zaspieva spevokol
lev. cirkve Jana Husa.
O lilo. Privitacia roc ,. Fr
Hudfk, predseda Vyboru Slov
Dha.
! o 1:2o: Rel, eth. Joseph =
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-19
v ARGENTINE JE $4,000
CHORHCH MA INFLUENZU

V Buenos Ayres, hlavnom me-
ste Argentiny, vypukla influen-
"a, ktora sa vel mi siri po celej
krajine. V samom meste je $4,000
l'udf chorych a kazdy den uda
sa 500 novych pripadov. Epide-
mia ale ME je tych nebezpec-
nych.