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The Washington times., 1930-03-10
Minister Is Charged
With Taking Wife
of Fireman

STRASBURG, Va, March 10.
Rev. DR.. James Kirby, colored,
Of Baltimore, Nd, is being
held at the Woodstock jail on
a charge preferred by A. r.
Spencer, a colored fireman on
the Southern Railroad, living
near StraSburg.
Sheriff Sheetz went to Win
chester for the reverend" last
week. He is charged with TAX
ing the wife of Spencer. She
was with, Kirby when he was
arrested and is also being held
in the Woodstock jail.
The Washington times., 1930-03-10
Bender Exalted Ruler
OF Nartinsburg Elks

MARTINSBURG, w. Va. March
10.--Clarence L. Bender wa
elected exalted ruler of the
local lodge of Elks at the or
ganization's annual election.
William N. Widmyer was named
esteemed leading knight: w. j.
Darlington. esteemed loyal knight
r.. M. Hall. esteemed lecturing
knight, and George l.. Viewer was
reelected for the ninth time as
secretary.
The Washington times., 1930-03-10
Cherrydale Firemen
Have Minstrel Show

CHERRYDALE, va, March 10.
The Cherrydale volunteer fire
department holds its tenth annual
minstrel show Thursday, Friday
and Saturday nights Of this week
IN the auditorium Of the fire.
mems hall.
4 The proceeds will be added to
the departments maintenance
The Washington times., 1930-03-10
Girl Falls From Horse
And Is Badly Injured

Hurled from her horse when it
stumbled and fell on the bride
path in Rock Greek Park, yester-
day afternoon. Miss Louise Gro
gan. 26-year-old stenographer. 1900
block Irving st. N. W., received
painful injuries to her back.
She was picked up by Miss
Janette Hall, 1900 block @ st.
N. W., and taken to Walter Reed
Hospital, later being transferred
to Emergency Hospital.
The Washington times., 1930-03-10
Bring Back WoodLot
Maryland Slogan

COLLEGE PARK. Nd, March
10.-Restoration Of the woodlot
to the American farm is a sub
ject that is being widely advo-
Gated by the Maryland State de-
partment of forestry.
It is pointed out by F.. b.
Trenk, specialist in forestry for
The Washington times., 1930-03-10
June Wedding Planned
For HagerstOWn Girl

HAGERSTOWN, Nd, March 8.
The engagement Of Miss Edna
Stickell, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel A. Stickell, Potomac
Avenue, to j. Benjamin Reed, Of
Biglersville, Pa. formerly of
Hagerstown. was announced at a
reception given by Mr.. and Mrs.
D. Ross Stickell at their country
home here Tuesday evening.
The Washington times., 1930-03-10
James Enumeration
In Mt. Rainier District

MT. RAINIER, Nd, March 10.
w. w. James has been made a
commercial enumerator for the
census in this district.
James is councilman from the
second ward of Mt. Rainier. and
has long been identified with
Republican activities throughout
the State,
The Washington times., 1930-03-10
Clarendon Citizens
Will Elect Officers

CLARENDON. Va. March TO-
The Clarendon Citizens Associa.
ton will elect officers at its
monthly meeting tomorrow night
in the rooms OF the Arlington
County Chamber Of Commerce at
8 o'clock.
Following the election. con.
sideration will be given to the
proposed bond issues for schools
and sewers.
The Washington times., 1930-03-10

the University of Maryland Ex-
tension Service that if all the
farmers of Maryland would plant
5 per cent of their poorest til
liable land in trees, it would
amount approximately to 100000
acres, or about the combined
acreage of Kent and Howard
counties.
The Washington times., 1930-03-10
.1AAEII
TBS

Houses and Estafes for Sale,
D. of c.
CHEVY CHASE. Detached. Z rooms
baths. Like new t9,2S0: easy
terms.
AUtomobilss for Sole
CHEVROLET Sedan fasa. psrtsct
condition; owner leaving town. must
sell At once. terms II desired,
Doss,@ Cats, Pets
POLICE DOG-Pedigrssd female,
nine months old; reasonable
Unfurnished Apartments
i4TH ST. N. w.-Twc rooms, bath
apt; nonhousskeeping; good condi-
tion; convenient to downtovni
s22.6e.
Motorcycle for Sale
1898 HARLEY DAVIDSON, $50: 1891
HARLEY DAVIDSON, $14s. Easy
terms.
WGnted-Rsai Esfats
LIST your property for sale or rent
also business piaces with uG
Personals
VIOLET RAY electric trsatmsntA
grsduats nurHs.
Painting, PapsrinR,
RedeeordtinF
ALL kinds Of painting, paperEE,
decorating, carpentry and roof re-
pair done On short notice. No job
too small or too large.
Money to Loan-Real Estate
HOME oWNERs--CAN SAVE you
MONEY ON YOUR LOANS. WILL
CALL TO SEE you.
Thsss are excerpts from bni
Fsw of many iRtsrsGtinR Gd-
you wiH find in
The Washington times., 1930-03-10
K. L. Walker Is Named
On Electoral Board

ARLINGTON COUNTY. March
lO.-Jndge Howard w. Smith of
the Circuit Court has appointed
Robert L. Walker a member Of
the electoral board for a term Of
three years.
The Washington times., 1930-03-10
DR.. Stones Successor
Up for Consideration

CLARENDON. va, March TO-
The Back-tothe District Associa.
ton will tonight consider the
election of successor 10 Dr.
Frank T. Stone. president. re.
siRned.
The Washington times., 1930-03-10
THIEVES TAKE CIGARETS

Fred Deckelbaum yesterday re-
ported that thieves invaded ms
store. in the 1900 block TWelith
ST. N. W.. and made away WIN
10 cartons Of -igarets,
The Washington times., 1930-03-10

Thsss are excerpts from bot
n Fsw of many iRtsysatinR Gd.
Uertisements you wiH find IN
sodoy'S Times ond HsyGld eLossi-
fled adUsEtisiaF ssetieH.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-24
no relationship between statesman ship and apparel, sir"

no relationship between statesman ship and apparel, sir"
 Although Lewis devoted the early years of his attorneyship to crimi- nal cases, of later years all his work has been as a corporation lawyer
 Lewis dress, his diction, his man. nerisms are the same whether he be addressing a Gold Coast dele gation or stockyards crowd. AL ways the spats, the wing collar, snowy linen, cane and gloves.
 Sir, I repeat, 1 shall lose more than any man I know on this floor, for if this amendment should pass now in my state the majority of women would vote overwhelmingly against me for any office to which I undertook to aspire"
 The speaker was Lewis. The oc- casion was the Senate's debate in 1918 on women's suffrage.
 And his last campaign was to some extent a test of that. Two women, Mrs. Mccormick and Mrs. Lottie Holman ONeill, opposed him Lewis won by approximately 70O,- 900 votes
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-24

Play Inuoor Golf at The Alaskan Hotel. (adv)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-24
TIMED BOMB IS SENT TO
 A. P. OFFICE
Internal Machine, Contain ing l06 Sticks of Dyn-
 amite, Is in Trunk ENOUGH EXPLOSIVE
 TO BLAST CITY BLOCK
Mysterious Express Pack age Opened in Time
 to Prevent Disaster

SPOKANE. Wash, Nov. 24.-A time dynamite bomb, capable of blasting a city block, was delivered to the Associated Press office in the Spokane Chronicle Building last Saturday.
 The bomb was in a steamer trunk.
 Acid leaking from an automobile storage battery, in addition to the obvious fake labels, prompted open ing of the trunk.
 The bomb was found. Attached to it was an electric battery and time clock set for the explosion of the bomb at 3:30 am. Sunday.
 The trunk was delivered at the Associated Press Office Saturday morning by the Railway Express Company and apparently was sent from Seattle.
 Suspicion was first aroused when it became known the sender's name was faked; then the acid leaking and fake labels caused added mys- tery.
 A locksmith was sent for and the trunk opened.
 The bomb contained 106 sticks of dynamite, enough to blow up the Chronicle Building and the Spokes- man Review Building, adjoining
 The internal machine attracted unusual attention because little
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-24
By WALTER BROWN

CHICAGO, Nov. 24.-When the Chesterfield Of fresident Wilson's wartime Democratic family, James Hamilton Lewis, goes back to the United States Senate he will find few of that clan still wearing the toga
 Those who served under his whip in the glamorous war years will find him grayer now Some of the sting is gone from his tongue, and some of the fire from his leader ship.
 But he is the same stylish dress CT, the same courteous individual and his voice still carries the sil- yer, honeyed tones as of old.
 Lewis, the Democrat, in defeating Ruth Hanna Mccormick, the Re- publican, for the Illinois Senate seat closed cycle of campaigns and personages begun 12 years ago. Then he was defeated by Me dill Mccormick, husband of his opponent this year.
 Charles S. Deneen eliminated Mo- Cormick in the primary six years later, and last spring Mrs. McCor- mick won over Deneen.
 A roll call of those whom Lewis knew when he was the Democratic whip-political friends and foes would bring but few responses.
 woodrow Wilson, Oscar w. Un- derwood, Henry Cabot Lodge, War ren G. Harding, Boies Penrose, R. M. LaFollette, Charles Culberson, Hoke Smith"-all are dead.
 James Reed has retired to pri- vate life. So has Harry New, and Gilbert M. Hitchcock, Albert Fall and Irwin Lenroot.
 There are a few of the old-tim- CTS to greet U. Ham," however James Watson, George Norris, Key Pullman, Lee Overman, Charles McNary.
 Lewis, Virginian by birth, now is 67 years old. He grew up in Georgia -motherless. as she died at his birth. His father was Con- federate veteran.
 James Hamilton went about as far west as possible-Washington- to seek his fortunes. He worked as a dock laborer to study law. When he returned to Georgia to marry Miss Rose Lawton Douglas he car ried a bag of gold coins to pay of creditors.
 Lewis served in the Washington State legislature and went to Con- gress from that state. He served ir the Spanish American war. emerg- ing colonel. In 1903 he moved te Chicago, and nine years later Hi nois sent him to the Senate.
 Tom B. "Czar" Reed was th< house speaker when Lewis first went to Washington. He dubbed the youngster "the garrulous rain bow" One writer described hin this way:
 Over everything, even as tht sun in the sky, looms the whisker: of Jim Har1-vast, opalescent, hert a shred of pink and there sombel russet; now shimmering as a golder field of wheat. anon bristling ree and angry"
 But Lewis had a comeback. Ht once told correspondent, there i
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-24

most decisive triumphs ever chalked up in the 38-year gridiron rivalry between these two teams.
 Eighty thousand spectators wit messed the game.
 A game in which the score was 38 to 0, a victory for California in 1920, was the most decisive previ- ous whitewash since the two teams first clashed in 1892.
 Tn the 36 engagements Stanford has won IT games, California 12 and ' games have been tied.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-24
SEARCH IS STARTED

SPOKANE, h., Nov. 24.- Search for the author of the sec- ond attempt to bomb the Cowles Publishing Company within three years, today spread from Wash ington into California and Oregon.
 Information Is that the steamer trunk containing the timed bomb might have been in San Francisco, Portland and Seattle enroute to Spokane where it was delivered to the Associated Press Office. It at tracted the attention of Cleveland Williams, Associated Press corre- spondent, who summoned a lock- smith and had the trunk opened, disclosing the bomb.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-24
BIG VICTORY
 IS ATTAINED
 BY STANFORD
Wins Forty-one to Nothing
 Over California Be- fore 80,000

BERKELEY, Cal, Nov 24-Be- hind perfect aerial barrage and perfect ground attack which proved irresistible, the Stanford Cardinals smashed their way to 41 to 0 vic- tory over the California Bears last Saturday afternoon in one of the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-24
NORTHWESTERN
 FALLS BEFORE
 ROCKNE ELEVEN
Unb eaten Teams Play Scoreless Game for
 Three Periods

EVANSTON, H., Nov. 24.-Notre Dame, unbeaten and united, last Saturday defeated the hitherto un- beaten Northwestern IA to 0. Fifty one thousand spectators saw Notre Dame held scoreless for three pe- riods; then the Irishmen crashed over and made two touchdowns in the last period.
 Northwestern twice lost golden opportunities on the one-yard line by fumbles of Bruder and Russell.
 For the best in town Fresh dressed turkeys, ducks, geese and chickens, orders should be phoned at once to D. B. Femmer, Phone 114 -adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-24
LIGHTS OUT IN HOLD-UP!;
 SHOTS FIRED
Roadhouse Suddenly Dark ened During Robbery
 Women Killed
YOUNG ROBBER GANG
 FEARING TRAP, SHOOT
Tragedy Caps Worst Week. End of Crime in Chicago
 Area in Months

CHICAGO, H., Nov. 24.-A gang of young robbers became panicky when the lights were whisked eff during a roadhouse holdup early Sunday morning and poured a shotgun volley into crowd of frightened victims huddled into a corner, killing two women and probably mortally injuring another and wounding three men.
 The youths were described as about 18 years of age.
 They took about $200 from pat rons and started to leave the place when it was suddenly darkened.
 Fearing a trap, the youths fired in the general direction of the huddled group.
 Miss Barbara Lee, aged p; and Miss Alice Ward, aged 29, were killed.
 Miss Mary Clancy, aged 36, is be- lieved to have been mortally wound ed.
 John Gates, James Miscus and Jack O'Brine, were badly wounded
 The roadhouse shooting capped the worst week -end of crime out burst in the Chicago area ir months.
 The robbers escaped in two auto- mobiles.
 ANOTHER DEATH CHICAGO, H., Nov. 24.- Mis- Mary Clancy, wounded in the road house hold-up, died this morning
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-24
ROBBERS GET PANICkY; POUR GUNSH0T INTO CROWD

day by a 12 to 0 defeat by the Whitman missionaries.
 Whitman scored touchdowns in the first and third quarters, but failed to convert the extra point each time
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-24
FIRST CONFERENCE
 VICTORY IS WON
 BY MONTANA UNIV.

MISSOULA, Montana, Nov. a. The Montana University Grizzlies playing their last game of the sea- son last Saturday afternoon, won their first conference victory of the season, defeating the University of Idaho 12 to 6.
 
 It is rumored that Pat Page, foot ball coach. will leave Indiana uni versity after this season.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-24
RACES 65 YARDS
 FOR ONLY SCORE.

ANNAPOLIS, Maryland, Nov. "A. The Navy won against Maryland last Saturday afternoon by score : of to o. Kirn raced 65 yards for a touchdown in the second play 'f the game.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-24
HOCKEY GAME

SEATTLE, Nov. 24.-Tacoma de- feated Seattle at Hockey last Sat- urday night, 1 to o. This is the third successive scoreless game for Seattle since the season started.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-24
WHITMAN DEFEATS
 WILLAMETTE l2-O

SALEM, Oregon, Nov 24.-Wil- hopes for a second con- secutive Northwest Conference championship were crushed Satur-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-24

more than two years ago a dyna- mite bomb was left at the entrance of the Spokesman Review Building. That time the fuse died out before detonating the dynamite.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-24

NEW VIEWS OF JUNEAU Showing all public buildings on sale at Winter & Ponds New Studio. -adv.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-25
nasa len jeden jediny cent na den.

nasa len jeden jedny cent den.
Columbus, O., jeden obchodnlk zacal predavat pc
kne biele opanky zenske, petenlm irami po SO
ov par Obchodnik zak1p tychto topanok velk6 mnoz-
st'o mysel re ich vypreda ami dracke. Ale zny
Ill. l. uda tak'l lacnotu nechce kupovat'! Potom mu
jedcn priatep poladl ably ich predava po 40 OBJ
chodnlk vypredal vsetlly zasoby Topinky boy tiez
Cesko oSlovenska.
Podobnc prikady udavali al I'M senatori kongres-
mani. "A novy colny zakon bol prijatl
coho by europskl premyselnici mohli poucit, re
ne je midre odrazu drat robonika koze donna robot
nikovi americkemu odoberat pracu vyzivu.*
Drlhou viacerych p1icin zv!senia ciel ma cudzo-
zenlskc vyrobky e stavane americkych fabr Europe
Ford, General Motors mnoh6 inc velkopremyseln6
podnkv amelicke nastavaly cudzne hodne fabrk Wy
robeny tovar dovazay do Ameriky ako amercky vyro-
box - bez ella. Takto maly znamente zarobky ebo TO
botnt silly cudzne si lacne. Ale ym utracay narod
dane lld pr;,cu Teraz museju platt clo keo' chc
sem dovalat svoj tovar to hodne vysoke.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-25
20 SLOVENSKOM DNI.

Deeiaty >ovcnSkI Den mahonngskych Slovakov jc
w tiez vcco, minuloSt ako prcdoSNch devat. \setc
se icdcn docm bohatSi, doem re tieto nase Sovel
sk6 Dni naozaj pcstuju mas snysel pre- spoluoatrc-
most vo svcte henzacom sa ud mi rozlicnycl ked
Sloycs1G )ni nc ntho pre- nezaCia krem pestova-
MIA ducha jcdnoy spoupatricnost, ked by nemly az
nvch hotn0t pre- mas Sovakov: zasuhuh vsetkIch tHch
nsnah obcti, ktorG sl i'm venovane. Nejednotnost
duch odsrediSos bov vzdy slovensk nest astm. My
SAM d"l dcili nis nasi nepriatea mad rozde-
lcn[mi panovali My ST radi davame pr:davne mena /
vteCy, ked' Skodi ceku toho name vys1lhat. '
,irobcni jc sabost, srojcnl sila. 'Rozdel panuJ
vzdy pratizovl len sebec lebo ncplatc slovelskeho
naloda, ale nkcy ME jeho verny syn.
Nazivaimc tcdv llskc svonlosti nlajmc cit spou-
patrcnos TAX vel'kI, ako no maji Zdia. Schadzajme
dovc,na pcstujme cto idcy kort nam nenozu Inc
prinest, ako su pokrok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-25
NE1NFoRMovANosr KRAJovYcH REDAKCIl.

klajovlch novinJch caste badjme vel XII nezna-
lost pomcrov mcczi ameickImi Slovakmi. Fan'za
ledakci mnoho razv zabdi plid aeko. NovSl dokaz o
tom podva ''Slov DcnmiE' Bratslave, hlavnI organ
asrrej strany, korl posudzujuc cinnost amerlckIch
SloVakOv napsal toto:
''Nkam nevedie tcnto paperovI BOZ rezol1cian'.
Ndet to cd ro1ov Ma Zvote slovenskych spolkov Ame
rikc Icll anskl BOZ veci Slovensku znamena len
vnornI jpadok rozvlat celku. \setkv slovenske OF
ganzace Amcrke uzavaj1, ch odllcenie Sd od ce-
skych znamena Skodu pre- sovenski vec.
NY tn Ii jeme ale nevieme 0 ziadnom lanskom boli
Sloy 1lch SpokOv Amerlke vec Slovenskl, am
O ziadnom ich vnlitornom llpadku Naopak, viene, ze
aSc spol1y organizicc nieen nevicdly medzl sebou
ziadne boje neen zc n5sledkom toho AMI neupady ale
naopak chvaltebnc varsity zmocnelE praVe poSed
nIch nieko ko rokoc A co tIka tvrdena, ze vsetky
slovensk& olganizacic Amerike uzavajl, re ch odl
Genie cd ceskIch znamena skodu pre- slovesk'l vec
IA to neveme AM co povedat. Ved' zadna slovenskj
organzdcia Amelike neodcia cd ceske, lebo nast
organzacie nikly neboly ceskym spoen6. S1 sanlo
Iastle cd svojLo zacatku Cd svojho zalozena keby
d. bo psal lpadku ceskych spolkov organizacii -
TO by Dol skorej potraf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-25
PODAKOVANIE IA JUBILEJ-
NY VECIEROK.

TOuto cestOu chceme Sd tiez ST.
decne pod'akovat' nasim milym
kmotrovcom, priatel 'om a pribuz-
nym "a lch lasku, ktorG nam pre-
javili Z prlIezitosti nasho 25-roc-
neho jubilea manzeIskeho uspo-
riadanlm a zucastnenim sa iubi-
lejneho vecierku V Rumunskom
dome diIa II. julia vecer. Zvlast'
d 'akujeme vrele nasim kmotrom
Andrejoyi Adamkovi S manzel-
kou Alzbetou a Michalovi VoIosi-
novi manzelkou Katarinous "a
ich krasne Diary ako al vsetkym
priatePom "a krasne Diary a pri-
tomnost. Dakujeme pani Po-
vraznikovej a pani Jakubekovej
(Michalovej) "a usporiadanie We
cierku vsetku ich pracu. Ma Va
su laskavost' nikdy nezabudneme.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-25
MILIONOVE PLATY.

Ma slilnom vlsluchu zaezitost vtopenia tunajsej
Sheet and Tube Co. do Bethlehem Steel korporce, pred
seda Bethlehem spoocnost vyav ze mu jeho rad lam
skho roku vyniesol $1,G35753 posedneho posiesa
roka $5497 6o4. Tedy rocn priener million dolarov.
porovnani S patom prezidena Spoj Statov ktory ma
$4,000 roce e lepse by prezdentom oceliarske spo-
locnosti, ako prezidentom krajny ktor ma 125O0OOo0
obyvatel'ov.
Predseda Bethlehem spolocnosti ma tol 'ko platu
rok, ako celia amercka vlada spou vyssmi sudcami
vsetkymi 90 senator1ni dohromady, dodajnc tomu
plat guvernera nsho statu jeho kabnetu vsetkych
konodarcov sudcov najvysseho statneho s1du.
V Amerike mefia zdar cloveka dolarm Me div,
ze 81 Iud nevzi svojch ucencov, svojch umecov,
cl spisovatelov, svojch stanikov dobre chcejncich
vodcov. ocach plienemeho Americana clovek, ktorT
zarlba million rocne je vacs muz, ako my zarbanc nize
miliona preto al Mjeme take prevratene easy. kazdy
sa zenie ia tJm dolarom nemajdc zadneho OIL adu na
druheho cloveka mesto bratstva lasky name hrabi-
vost' a zayist'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-25
VYDARENY VYLET KAT, So
KOLSTVA VO WARREN.

V nedel'u, 20. julia Sbor Katoli-
ckych Sokolov spolocne Ven
com Sokoliek vo Warren NAL
skvele vydareny vylet, na ktory
prisli al Z Youngstown vel'ava-
zeni hostia al cvicencami, ably
takto povzbudili svojich bratov k
telesnemu vycviku narodnemu
zivotu. (Posledny u mas 'vel'mi
chybuje.) Bol tn pr1tomny p. An
ton M. Palkovic, hi. spravca K. S.,
jeho mladsi brat Michal, SLOW. ad-
vokat tiez al p. Jozef L. Ma
ruskin, hi. velite' K. S. Inych me-
ma som 81 nezapamatal. Je to "a
iste pekne, ked' sa takto priatel'-
sky spolu schadzame pritom sa
vrele shovarame rozlicnych We
ciach, no zvlaste O buducnosti slo-
venskeho naroda V Amerike. Ma
t1to otazku brat A. M. Palkovic
bol poziadany paru SLOW prehovo-
rit', lebo p. Palkovic ma mnoho
zkiisenosti medzi nasim sloven-
skym rudom a jemu na tom "a
lezi, aby Slovak bol vriadeny me-
dzi poprednejsie narody. Je on
dobry pracovnik "a svoj narod.
Tu sa brat Palkovic ma tuto zia-
dost' chutne zasmial a opytal sa,
re co vlastne ma hovorit', lebo '
tom case nevidel len hrstku do
spelych. Bolo to vobec priskoro,
ale predsa sa rozhodnul a vyho-
vel tejto ziadosti. Ked' al dospe-
lych nebolo jak by sa bolo patri-
10, Dolo tam slovenskych dietok
ako kvetov ma jar, len sa tax
hemzily na pozemku. Iste ich ro-
dicia vyslali, aby 81 takto mohli
zariadit' veci donna a tax sa al
oni zucastnit' tejto sokolskej Ia
bavy. Tu brat Palkoyic vyzyval
slovensky narod, aby spolocne
pracoval a takto spolocna praca
koneene prinesie dobre vysledky
ziadany cieP. Hovoril, ze to vi
dino nasich Sokolov, jak sa tato
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-25

Vecierok boil pekne odbaveny, i
,hudba hrala. Pekne gratulacie
predniesli panovia Andrej Adam
ko Jan Dulovic. Bude nam to
milo pamatn6 do smrti.
+ Dakujuc, vsetkym este raz "a
preukazan1 nam lasku, SINE S Il
lctou +t <
Jakub a Maria Jakubek.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-25
INDOVIA HOTOVI
VYJEDNAVAT s ANGLIOU

Vallabhai Patel, zastupca Gan
dhiho, vodcu Indov, vyhlasil Y V
jednej reel, he Indoyia sn ochotni
vyjednavat' S Angliou 0 konecne
Susporiadanie indickej otazky.
Anglicania z toho uzatvarajn, ze
Tndovia pristanu ma mensiu for
mu samospravy, nezli "a jakd boz
juju., .f