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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-12

Wayland, Miss Vivian Wayland and
Miss Juanita Wayland of Baltimore;
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Toms, Mrs.
Ernest Toms, Miss Marian Roland, Miss
Ruth Jones, Miss Georgia Rogers, Miss
Catherine Schlag, Miss Virginia Green,
Miss Agnes Baccigalupo. Miss Sydney
Wells, Miss Margaret Jones and Mr..
Thomas Downey, Mr.. Earl Thomas, Mr..
Andrew Toms. jr.; Mr.. Francis Downey,
Mr.: Raymond Wells, Mr.. Wilson Sim
clair Mr. Blake Parker, Mr.. Albert
Schlag, Mr. Franklin Parker, Mr.. Paul
Humphrey. Mr. William Carr Mr.. Her
bert Nugent, Mr. Paul Bayliss and Mr..
Francis Pallant.
Mr.. and Mrs w. D. Scott, Miss Jean
Scott, Mrs W. E. Moore and Miss
and spent the past week end with
friends
Miss Donna Marie Cooper of Kings
ton, NJ Y, who has been a guest of
her sister, Mrs. L. T. Ralford, left
Monday for Asheville, N. c., accom-
panied by Mrs Raiford, who is visiting
her parents. Prof. and Mrs. A. W..
Cooper in Warsaw, N. c. Her two
children, Lucille and Carleton Raiford,
are spending the Winter with their
grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. L. Limerick and
Mr.. and Mrs. Pope Payne have returned
from visit to Mrs. Vogel in Herald
Harbor.
Mrs. M B. Hawkins and his son, Mr..
o. r. Hawkins of Mitchell. Va, were
week end guests of his sister, Mrs. B. T.
Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar s. Bayol were
week end guests of the latter's grand
mother, Mrs. Walter Burgess, in Cul-
paper County.
Mrs. Manly Broaddus has returned to
her home in Newton, Va. after a visit
to her scn-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert w Wheat.
Mr. Frank S. Williams, Mr.. Park Ag-
new Bell and Mr.. Gordon Campbell
have left for Chatham, Va, where they
are students at Hargrave Military
Academy.
Mrs. Charles Goss of Hollywood,
Calf; Mr. Frederick Goss of Los An
geles. Mr. and Mrs. r. j. Morris and
Mr.. ]. E Sturgis of Denver, who are
on a motor tour through the East. were
guests last week of Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Dunn.
Mrs William Lewis entertained at
bridge Saturday evening, October 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest NJ. Studs have
returned from motor trip to New York
| City. where they we're guests of Mrs
Aimee Clark
Mrs. Pierce Reid and Miss Mary
Wease spent the past week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Pickett in District
Heights. Nd
Mr. T. D. Toll of Dupont, Ohio, has
arrived to spend the Winter with his
son and daughter n-law, Mr.. and Mrs
L j. Toll
| Mr. and Mrs John Page entertained
| the Club of Twelve Friday evening. Mr.
! and Mrs. w. H. Fulton were guests OF
/ the club. taking the places of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. J. A. Logan, who are out of town
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lafew Of Mar
/ tinsburg. w. Va, are guests of the lat
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Kitchen Shower Honors
Miss Morris, Bride-Elect

Miss Marjorie Arnold of Thirty
eighth street entertained at kitchen
shower Thursday in honor of Miss
Elizabeth Morris, who is to marry Mr.
William w Wickes Tuesday, and Miss
Margaret Vance, whose marriage to
Mr.. Gregg Mason will take place in
the near future.
The guests included Miss Elizabeth
Maynard, Miss Ramona Newman, Miss
Mary Holmes, Mrs. Alan Perley and
Mrs William Bulls
Mrs. Frank E. Mack of Lamont street
gave a trouSSeau tea at her home yes
terday in honor of Miss Morris. As
sisting at the tea table were Miss Ida
May Wilmer, Miss Ramona Newman,
Miss Dorothy Boyle and Mrs. H. G.
Nichols. The table was attractively
decorated in green and white.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard G. Nichols OF
Lowell street will entertain at supper
this evening IN honor of Miss Morris
and Mr.. Wickes, and Miss Lyndal
Eckert, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. V.
Eckert of Cleveland avenue, entertained
at bridge and shower in honor of the
bride-to-be, when the guests included
Miss Virginia Armstrong, Mrs. Regi-
nald Conrad, Mrs. Lawrence Barnes,
Miss Emily Pilkington, Miss Dorothy
Boyle Miss Della Little, Miss Juliet
Phillips, Miss Alice Van Dorm and Mrs.
Thomas Van Dorm.
Mrs Joel NJ Morris of Pittsburgh, Pa.
mother of the bride-to-be, is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lamont.
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ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Harris.
Mrs. Quinton Sneed and Miss Claudia
Sneed of Richmond were guests last
week of Mr.. and Mrs H. E. Rodda.
Mr.. David Cole of Glenview, Ill, was
a recent guest of his uncle and aunt.
Mr. and Mrs F. A. Lyons.
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Fleming spent
the past week end with the formers
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. l.. Fleming, in Hagerstown, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Swami have
gone to their home. in Culpeper, after
a visit with the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. N. Rosson.
The Rev. and Mrs. Raymond Wood
returned last week to their home in
Salem. Va. after a visit to the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Kid
we'll
Miss Nellie Davis has returned to her
home, in Staunton, after visit with
Mrs. r. E Treakle.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Bonifant were
week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
ton Bonifant, in Richmond.
Mr.. Mason Gringsby of Balboa, Canal
Zone, and Miss Louise Dickinson of
King George County. are guests OF the
formers brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. j. L. Frank.
Mr.. James Waddle left Monday TO
join Mrs. Waddle at the home of her
parents in Chunkey, Tenn. They will
return home early this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest CARRIER spent
the past week end with the latters
sister, Mrs. j. P. Kyger, in Harrison
burg.
Mr. and Mrs. Kellogg Hall have re-
turned TO their home, in Falls Church.
after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. H. M.
Wilson.
The Mary Gusts ee-Seventeenth
Virginia Regiment Chapter, United
Daughters of the Confederacy, will
give a bridge party in Lee Camp Hall
Monday evening. October 81. Mrs.
Charles NJ. Shepperson, president Of
the chapter. is chairman of the Com
mittee on Arrangements. and she will
be assisted by Mrs. Harry d. Kirk. Mrs
Lowell Willcoxen, Mrs. Margaret
Bailey, Mrs Carroll Woolf, Mrs. Car
roll H. May and Miss Sara Eddington
Mrs. Charles E. Outcalt is a guest of
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Hall last Summer were directed by
Mrs. Halves as a member Of the House
Restoration Committee in charge OF
temporary repairs.
Senator and Mrs Halves will cease to
be part of official life in Washington
when the Senator takes the presidency
of an association founded in New York
to conserve wild life and to establish
refugees for birds and game throughout
the country. The association is a
large one, and Senator Halves refused
to enter the Missouri primary after de-
Gliding that the work was Of vital I'M
portance. Senator Halves has written
book on bass fishing and Is a great
hunter and fisherman
Mrs Halves interest in Stratford has
been factor in assuring the preserva-
ton of the famous home. She has
worked in her native State and in the
District of Columbia for the foundation
and has secured important results
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-12

DR.. and Mrs William r. Griffin In
Asheville, N. c..
Gen. S. S. Simmons of Bell, Calf, Is
a guest of his daughter. Mrs. George
T. Klipstein, on Prince street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis H. DeVaughan
announce the marriage of their daugh-
ter Margaret Isabel to Mr.. David w,
Smith, Tuesday, October Z. The Rev.
Edgar Carpenter rector of Grace Epis-
copal Church, oficiated.
Mrs. Anna Coates of Los Angeles Is
guest of her niece, Mrs. Raymond
Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Swope of Canal
Dover, Ohio, are guests of their son
and daughter-in-la DR.. and Mrs. Felix
D. Swope, on North washington
street
Mr.. and Mrs George c. Cole were in
Staunton over the past week end to be
with their daughter, Miss Elsie Cole,
whole is attending school at Stuart
Hall
Mrs Henry Collins Of Scranton, Pa.
was a guest during the past week of
Mr.. and Mrs Henry A. ziegler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Smith have re-
turned from spending a week with rela-
tives in Richmond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-12
New York State Society
Plans Halloween Dance

The first celebration q the New York
State Society this season is to be held
Friday evening, october 81, $50 to
1890 o'clock, at the Willard Hotel, in
the form of Halloween dance
A short program has been arranged
by the Entertainment Committee. Dur
ing the evening an interesting an
nouncement will be made concerning
the prize contest, which will be one of
the special features of the season.
During the short Summer intermis-
sion many new names have been added
to the membership In view OF this. and
the attractive features incident to a
Halloween dance. a record attendance Is
anticipated at this meeting
The president of the society, DR.. Will
liam j. Davis. and officers Of the So
ciety extend to all members and their
friends most cordial welcome.
Music for the dancing will be fur
nished by Meyer Goldman and his or
chestra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-12
Entertains Members
Of Lawton Chapter, D. of c..

Mrs Stephen c. Van Fleet, assisted
by her sister, Mrs. Minot E. Scott, jr.,
entertained Wednesday afternoon at an
informal tea members OF the A. r. Law
ton Chapter, Daughters Of the Con-
federacy. Mrs. Lawton- Morgan, grand
mother of the hostesses and president
of the chapter, was guest of honor.
Other guests were Mrs. William Butler
Bonham, Mrs. r. S. Bowie, Mrs. Alex
ander M. Bull, Miss Fannie E. Chap
man, Miss Jessie Dell, Mrs. E E. Fisher
Mrs. Pattillo H. MCGOWAN, Mrs. John
J. Mcmahon and Mrs. Adelaide Yates.
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Reception Scheduled
At Garfield HOSPITAL

Mrs. Cabot Stevens, president Of the
Ladies Aid Of Garfield Memorial Hos
pital. has arranged an informal
reception for Miss Edith Hoffman of
Connellsville, Pa, at noon Thursday,
october 16 in the Kellogg building Of
the hospital This will follow the Fall
rally at 10 am. of the Ladies Aid and
Junior Aid. An interesting program
for the season will be presented. Miss
Hoffman comes to inaugurate social
service work at Garfield. sponsored by
the Ladies Aid, Endorsed by her alma
mater, Wilson College, and the Penn
sylyania State Mothers Welfare Board.
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Halloween Bal Masque
At MayAower October 8

The second annual Halloween Bal
Masque will take place at the May
flower Hotel October 81. Mrs. Helen
Ray Hagner is chairman of arrange
ments for the carnival dance.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-24

sledoval Stefan Bednar, syn jana
Bednara, ktory tiez ma krasny
hlas. Tiez spieval Michal Baca a
toqviacere nase piesne. Spevaci bo-
Ii odmeneny vel'kym potleskom.
Prof. Belavic este vyzval jednoho
dobreho huslistu, jana Rataja, a.
by zahral. Ked' spustili spolocne
jednu notu, bola to az radost' po-
Guvat'.
Pan Stamina vyzval ku par slo-
vam i znameho herca, jana Mar
tinka, ktory pod 'akoval duchov-
nemu "a pohostenie a prial nasej
osade svornost' a lasku a mnoho
zdaru, ably este lepsie prelvitala,
jako dosial'. Zelal, ably bola jed
nota medzi nami, ably SINE net "a
hall jedni ma pravo a druhi ma
| lavo. Uistil duchovneho, re sa bu-
de usilovat' celou jeho druzinou
mas prekvapit' este V tychto fa-
Siangoch zahranim divadla 2. feb
ruara a druht bude niekedv V
marci.
Zatym povstal mas vrele milo
vany duchovny a V meme svojom
i celej osady pod'akoval p. Mar
tinkovi jeho celej druzine nielen
"a spev, ale "a divadeln6 pred
stavenia, ktore usporaduje ma roz-
veselenie a poucenie osadnlkov a
ma podporu naSej osady. Nato p.
Martinko este povedal par SLOW.
re ia cest' nepatri len jemu same
mu, ale vsetkym, ktori pre- osa-
du pracuju. Potom nam este "a
spieval cely sbor spolocne niekol'-
ko piesni mas vrelemilovanl du-
chovny sa pomodlil a povedal
nam, ze on uz musi sa vzdialit'. ,.
ale my ably SINE sa este zabavili.
A my SINE sa zabavili al do pol
nOci. Som iIctOu
Pritomny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-24
o TOM STRASIDLE.
Pritornny.

Minulli nedePu zahrali divadel-
nj ochotnfci Zensk6ho Politick6ho
a Vzdelavajilceho Klubu "Strasi-
do. Bola som zvedava, ze co ie
to "a strasidlo. Bolo vel mi zima,
snah pod nohami len vrzd al. vac
Sina l'udi bolo donna. Teda al ia
ME tou najvacsou chut'ou som
sla, ale muslin vyznat', re som ne
obanovala, lebo herci hrali INA
menite. PAM Hermanova 81 tiez
zasllzi pochvalu, lebo ako riadi-
tel 'ka 81 povyberala dobrych her
GOV, mladych i starych. NajlepSie
sa mi pacilo, ze medzi hercami
boil II starodavni, ktori uz dav-
no ma javisku neboli a predsa svo-
je nlohy znamenite skoncili. Pa
MI Hudikovi vel'mi pristalo byt'
rychtarom. TO ami ma Slovensku
nemaj1 lepsieho. Ba ked by vsetci
taxi boil. Vel mi mila bola ma
licka Patricia Hermanova, 3-roc-
na dceruSka Hermanovcov, ktora
nielen re zaspievala pekne, ale al
zatancovala ballet, re sa l'udia az
divili mad jej sikovnost'ou.
Veru, kto nevidel to "Strasi-
do, moze 'banovat'. Viem, Re to
vzalo mnoho casu, kym sa vycvi-
cili a preto by bolo skoda, ze by
no Wac krat nezahrali. We'd ma
me V nasom meste Wac zenskTch
klubov, mohli by zas ma inom
mieste zahrat'. Mech zeny ukazu,
re mozu naozaj nieco dokazat'.
So srdeenym pozdravom som,
Antonio Maruskin
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-24

ami rezoldcie, ami nikoho nebudu
osocovat'; daj1 svoju odpoved
mierne. taktne, ako sa ma Sloven-
XIV slusi. A americka verejnost'
bude potom znat' ODE pravdy -
mad'arsku slovensku. Len tax
Mad 'arom prejde chut' cd d 'alsle-
ho podnecovania americkej vereJ-
nosti proti narodom, ktore kedysl
Mad 'ari Otrocili.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-24

verejnost'. Nase zeny, ktore boly
ma prednaske, widely krivdu, kto-
ra sa deje a preto sa rozhodly IL
robit' slovensky vecierok, ma kto-
ry pozvu tie danny a panov, ktori
boil ma bankete prednaske. Ny
slime, ze je tax spravne. Robily
to zeny, mech zeny daj1 odpoved.
Nase zeny nebudu robit' propa-
gandu, nebudu vynasat' protesty
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-24

pasy, aby mohli chodit' do robo-
ty. - Preco Re neurobia novy
vchod do bane, IA mad'arskej
strane? Zaiste preto, aby mali ma
terial pre- propaganda.
Mrs. Guilleaume citala z viace-
rych knih, ze Mad'ari pod cesko-
slovenskou vladou sd obranf i o
take prava, ako je posielanie svo-
jich deti do mad 'afskych sk6l
kostolov. - 65O,O0O Mad'arov (z
toho polovica pomad'arcenych Slo
vakov) ma Slovensku a 100000
Mad 'arov ma Podk. Rusi ma 10
gymnazii, okolo 900 elementar-
nych Sk6l, dive obchodne skoly,
dve preparandie, jeden kalvinsky
seminar, ba i stolicu mad 'arskej
reel, literatnry a historic ma bra
tislavskej univerzite. Keby diva
tri miliony Slovakov pred vojnou
bolo malo tol'ko takEch skol V
Mad'arsku, kol 'ko a akych maj1
Mad 'ari dnes ma Slovensku a ma
Podkarpatskej Rusi, veruboze
Slovensko Rusinsko by dnes bo-
ly este castor Mad 'arska.
Mad 'ari vraj mali 81 colleges
(snad' gymnazii?) na iizemi te-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-24

rajsieho Cesko-Slovenska, a re i'm
zostalo len desat'. - Tym sa pre-
zradili, ze Slovakov mad 'arizo-
vail. Naco Re bolo na Slovensku
a Podk. Rusi 81 mad 'arskych gym
nazii inych vyssfcp sk6I, ked'ze
tam byvajl Slovaci a Rusini? A
ze vraj Mad 'arsko nedostalo ziad-
nu nahradu "a tieto skoly. Ved'
boly postavene "a peniaze danu-
jncich Slovakov a Rusinov. Chce-
Ii by, ably SINE i'm "a ne po druhy
raz platili?
Taketo nepravdy a zdanlive
krivdy" boly obsahom reel pani
Guilleaumeovej. Zakoncila, re 81
Mad 'arsko ziada reviziu micro
vych smltiv, ma co no vraj oprav-
nuje 19. paragraf tychze sml1v.
A reviziu 81 Mad'ari predstavuju
tax, ably Mad 'arsko dostalo nazad
svoje predvalecne hranice, ktore
vraj boly najperfektriejSfmi hra-
nicami jednej krajiny Europe.
Ukazala mapu terajsieho pred
valacneho Mad'arSka
Miestne denniky priniesly o
bankete prednaske dlhe zpravy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-24
KRAsNY PREKVAPUJUCI We
CIEROK MA LANSINGVILLE.

Vel mi podareny prekvapujuci
vecierok sme mali pri osade Sv.
Mateja dna 19. januara. Usporia-
dial 10 mas duchovny, Rev. Fran
tisek Kozelek k pocte nasmu spe-
yokolu Sv. Cecilie ministrantov.
Spevokol pocituje % spevakov a
licinkuje uz pat rokov pod vede-
MIN prof. Tomasa Belavica. Lam
singvillski Slovaci sa tesla, ked
poenvajd tento spevokol spievat
pri sluzbach bozich a si hrdi nan.
Ma vetierok pozvani boil al start
a novi kuratori osady, do haly
pod novym kostoiom. Tam SINE
prisadli k bohatej a chutnej vece-
ri a potion nasledoval program.
Pred vecerou mas duchovny pred
riekal modlitbu a po veceri Wy
svetlil nam vyznam vecierku. Po-
tom pod'akoval nasmu sbormaj-
strovi, prof. Belavicovi "a jeho
t'azkd pracu, ktor1 zpoly zdarma
kona pre- nasu osadu. CO sa ma
trapi najma S nasou mladezou, bo
name i skolne deti dost' dobre
vycvicene, ktore spievajn vo vsed-
ny den pri sv. omsiach. Potom po-
d d'akoval mas duchovny clenom
spevokolu "a ich namahu, ktorti
konaju pri cvicbach a pri boho-
sluzbach, re sa vel mi test, ked
name taky vyborny spevokol,
ktory sa media zahanbit' ziadnemu
inemu spevokolu IA nasej okolici.
Zatym duchovny tiez pod 'akoval
naSim kuratorom "a 1ch kostolnti
pracu, ze zastavali osadu co mai
lepsie a pracovali svedomite V pro
speech osady. Pripomenul i'm, ably
sa ma buduce tax zaujimali O o.
sadu, ako minuleho roku. Tiez sa
pod 'akoval mas duchovny kuchar-
kan "a chutnu veceru a "a pr;t>
GU, ktoril vzdy tax vd'acne ma Sc
ba wall.
ZatFm povstal mas odstupujiici
kurator Jan Stamina a pod 'akoval
naSmu duchovnemu "a jeho kra-
snu rec, IA ktorii kazdy pritom-
ny bude dlho pamatat "a Il
ctu a lasku k nam preukazann.
Potion pod 'akoval V meme osady
Mr.. Belavicovi "a jeho pracu,
ktorn pre- naSu osadu tax Verne
kona, a tiez spevokolu, ably al ma
d 'alej so svojim spevom pokraco-
val.
Nasledoval prof. Belavic, ktory
najsamprv pod 'akoval duchovne-
mu "a preukazanu 1ctu uist o.
val no, re sa bude este lepsie IL
silovat', ably mas spevokol posta-
vii na prve miesto V Mahoning
doline. Pan Stamina pod'akoval
prof. Belavicovi "a jeho krasnu
rec vyzval novozvoleneho kura-
tora jana Novotneho, ably i on
nieco prehovoril. Pan Novotny
pod 'akoval duchovntmu "a poho-
stenie a osadnikom "a d6veru, ze
no tym ilradom poctili. Uist'oval
duchovneho a osadnikov, re bude
svoj nrad zastavat' V prospech
osady pracovat' jak najlepsie bu-
de moct'. Bol odmeneny potle-
skom. Pan Stamina pod 'akoval p.
Novotnemu "a jeho starostlivost'
ktor1 ma seba berie a prial zdaru
novym kuratorom, ktor1 sn Ma
tento rok nasledovni: Jan Bajtos,
Jan Babel, Jan Novotny Andrej
Holecko.
Prof. Belavic prist1pil k pianu
a vyzval Jozefa Sutaka, ably "a.
spieval solo, co on vd acne uro.
bill, az sa celia hala ozyvala. Ma.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-24
co TO BOLO JANUARA

Dna Z. januara usporladala
miestna Federacia Zenskych Klu-
bow Federation of Women'>
Clubs) prednasku, ma ktoreJ rec
Mia Mrs. Arpad Guilleaume, pod
predsedkyna vsesvetovej mad ar
skej zenskej propagandistickeJ
organizacie PRO Hungaria". Ve-
Ger predtym, usporiadala tato fe-
deracia banket Mrs. Guilleaume.
ovej.
Ny sme chceli hned' ten tyz-
den pekne, gentlemansky refero-
vat O bankete prednaske; mali
SINE zpravu uz napisanu, ked' W.
siel tlace miestny mad'arsky ca
sopis a nom nadavane bolo Slo-
vakom do spionov a to vzdor to-
mu, re prednaska ohlasovana bola
anglickych dennikoch "a vereJ-
MI. Boly tam inc nadavky, ako
"tvory'', ''panslavi''. Pisane bolo
sice tax, akoby to padalo ma &C.
chow, ale ma prednaske nasej
strany boly len Slovenky jeden
Slovak. Cechov V Youngstown, O.
krem paru rodin, ami MET. Preto
SINE potom priniesli zpravu, kto-
ra nasich byvalych "svagrov''
nesmierne rozculila.
Mrs. Guilleaume precltala rec
v ktorej su i nepravdy ktore po-
skodily dobremu menu Cesko.
Slovenskej Republiky. Tieto ne
pravdy uznala i redakcia mad ar
skeho tyzdennika, ked re V minu-
lom elsie priniesla celil rec be2
tych nepravd a bez spomenutia
Cesko-Slovenska.
Tie nepravdy, ktort Mrs
Guilleaume vyslovila, su:
Ze Mad'ari Rakusani oslobo-
dill europske narody cd Turkov,
- Pravdou je, re prv1 porazku
Turci utrzili cd pol 'skeho kraPa
Sobieskeho, ktorI zachranil Vie
den cd mich, re proti Turkom
ziaden narod nebojoval tax urpu-
the talk dlho, ako narod juhosla-
viansky. Mikulas Zrlnsky je jed
nym z najvacslch hrdinov bojov
proti Turkom Rumun Hunad po-
dobne. Slovaci tax ako ostatn1 u
hrovia bojovali vo vsetkych bit
kach, "a co 81 teraz Mad 'ari sami
chcil kredit brat.
lie Mad 'arsko nebolo utlacova-
tel'om narodnosti. - Axle STRIFE
Fanie Slovakov, vaznenie vodcov
a z1riva mad 'arizacia ME je po-
tlacovanlm, elm ze je? V roku
1S4S bolo Slovakov V Uhorsku a.
81 tol'ko ako Mad arrow. R. 1910
mad 'arSka Statistika vykazovala
uz 100000 Mad 'arov a Slova-
kov menej ako 2 miliony. Kdeze
stekala ia nasa slovenska krv {?
A vzdor tomu, re statislce Nema-
d 'arov 81 "a korunku mena poma
d 'arcilo, este i dnes je V NADIA
sku 100000 takych mien, ktore
poukazuju na ich nemad 'arsky
p6vod.
Mrs. Guilleaume d'alej poveda,
la, &c pri deleni Madarska, nezo,
stalo V nom mic, re mu. bole po-
brane zlato, striebro, uholne ba-
ne, olej, mydlo a vsetky suroviny
a re ziadna fabrika nebola pone-
chana v Mad 'arsku. - Nuz, co je
pod slovenskou zemou, nemozno
predsa preniest', bolo to tam
ked' Mad'ari pred 1000 rokmi pri.
sli, ale svoje fabriky na Sloven.
sku, poctom asi %, 81 do Mad ar.
ska odviezli.
Tato pani d'alej udala, ze anne.
ricke vybory konaly vysetrovania
v nastupnickych statoch re sa
tieto vybory presvedcily, ze Ma.
d'ari, transferovani pod ,cudzie
vlady, s1 potlacovani, obrani O
1ch civilne prava, orabovani O ich
zem snkromny majetok, o skoly
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-24

- Slovenska Liga je ysenarod-
n& ustanovizen, vstupujte do nej
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-09

tween the parties was s340 to 1898
per ton delivered, and the company de-
livered large quantities of coal under
the contract. In the Fail of 1916, how
ever, owing to the progress of the World
War, an enormous European demand
for coal sprang up and prices sky
rocketed The result of this was that
the Commercial Coal Co. went bank
rupt, and the District entered the mar
ket to supply the deficiency of coal
under this contract. Then the District
sued the indemnity company which had
underwritten the contract for the diff
ference between what they were COM
PEELED to pay and that which the con-
tract price called for, amounting to
$4,000.
There is now pending a bill to allow
the Commissioners TO accept $1,000 as
a cash settlement of the suit out of
court. The Commissioners. for the rea-
son given above. and for the further
reason that this is the only suit filed by
the District out of a contract broken by
war conditions, recommended that the
bill be passed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-09

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