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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-01-15

entertaining a large company of,
friends ct q dinner this evening at
her home in Williston. Messages
from Bismarck friends and relatives
far and near will be read at this
time.
During the years spent in Bismarck
Mr.. Wolbert was q member OF the
hardware firm Of Grambs and VOL
bert, later, known as the Wolbert
Hardware company. He served this
district as q member Of the state
legislature in 1909 and was also active
in community work. Both he and Mrs.
Wolbert took an active interest in
the work of the Presbyterian church,
and Mrs. Wolbert was one of the
early members Of the Current
Events club.
Mrs. Wolbert was formerly Miss
Jennie Ditmore Of Glendale, Mimi.
and her marriage to Mr.. Wolbert
took place in Fargo, where MI VOL
bert wa engaged In business. Later
they lived in Casselton and st. Paul
before coming to Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolbert have three
children; Mrs. Nelson. Williston, Rob-
ert, Aliens Grove, Wis, and Alfred,
also residing In Wisconsin.
w. p. Tomas, 80l Tenth street, IS
a cousin Of Mr.. Wolbert.
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Speaking on THE Wonders of the
Camera" before members of the
Fortnightly club Wednesday at the
home Of Mrs. F. L. Conklin, Mrs.
James Morris pointed out the histori-
cal and scientific Importance Of the
motion picture industry. She show
ed how the talkies have revolution
lied movies and described how talkies
are made. Mrs. G. l.. Young gave a
highly interesting resume of the most
important news events OF the last
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Van Wyk,
whose marriage was announced re-
Gently. were guests Of honor at an in
formal party and shower last evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Neff, ITO Seventh st., with Mr.. and
Mrs. Neff and MIR. and Mrs. Myron
Anderson as hosts. Guests were men
of the high school faculty and their
wives. Various games were enjoyed
during the evening and special en-
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SOCIETY NEWS
Good Form Is Topic
For Girls Club Talks

Talks on Good Form in Public" by
Mrs. v. J. LaRose. Mrs. Floyd E. Logee
and Mrs. A. A. Whittemore, will be
given Friday evening for members Of
the Bismarck girls clubs meeting at
the Wachter, win and Richholt
schools.
Mrs. w. q. Pierce and her commit
tee will have charge Of the sewing
hour and games at each school.
For the program next week Mrs. w.
E. Perry and Mrs. N. NJ. Ruder have
been secured to speak to the Wachter
and Will school clubs on the topic,
THE Home and the Girls Relation to
IT.. The Richholt Girls will have
several reels Of motion pictures, while
readings and stunts will be q part Of
programs at al three meetings.
The Business and Professional Wo-
mems club, the y. G. T. Auxiliary and
the Eastern Star will have charge Of
serving at the January party to be
held the last Friday of the month.
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Girls Will Present
Plays for Council

Two short plays, 1.-THE Acid Test"
and lat the Sign of the Cleft Heart"
will be presented by members of Bis
marck Girls clubs for Community
Council members. following their
regular business session at 2:30
o'clock Friday afternoon at the pub
lie rest room.
Taking part In the plays, which will
be under the direction Of Mrs. F. H.
Waldo, are Fannie Alice Roberts,
Kathleen Pherrell, Catherine Hall
and Leoma Howell.
Following the program, the Coun-
ell will 60 in q group to hear Mrs.
Agnes Boysen, principal Of the Lyn-
dale school, Minneapolis, who will
address county superintendents. edu-
Gators and club women OF the topic,
Character Training on q Practical
Basis" She will speak at $3.50
O'Clock at the Elks hall.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-01-15

stockings, to advise Mrs. Frayne
Baker, who will collect these and see
they r sent to the u. g. Veterans
hospital at Fargo. The silk pieces are
used by the men in making rugs.
Auxiliary members were also e.
minded Of the canvass for magazine
subscriptions which is being conducted
throughout this month and next. A
report shows very salts
factory results.
Following the business session
bridge was played at seven tables with
honors going to Mrs. Giles Personals.
The committee in charge were Mes
DANES L. v. Spohn, Myron Atkinson,
A. L. Fosteson, r. D. Kennedy, Fran
cts Halloran and j. A. Kitchen.
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Auxiliary Will Give
Dancing Party Jan. 30

The Bismarck American Legion
Auxiliary will sponsor a dance Friday
evening, January 30, In the auditorium
OF the new Burleigh county World
War Memorial building, it was decided
at a meeting Of the Auxiliary Wednes-
day evening. Proceeds from the affair
are to be used to purchase furniture
for the Auxiliary. and War Mothers
room in the building.
Reports Of the child welfare. re-
Mobilization and community service
committees, showed that the Auxiliary
has been especially active In commun-
ity betterment work during the last
few months.
An appeal was made by the pres
ident, Miss Mary Houser, to members
and others having old silk underwear
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home, 922 Sixth st. "A film picturtng
the activities OF the Farmers Union,
Of which Mr.. Maddox Is vice presi-
dent Of the board Of directors, was
shown. The picture will be used by
the Farmers Union to acquaint It's
members with the work the Or
g~anization is doing, Maddox said.
Mrs. w. p. Knott entertained the
members Of the o. e. o. bridge club
Wednesday evening at her home, 1401
Thayer avenue. Two tables Of bridge
were in play and honors were held BY
Mrs. Joe Patera and Mrs. Leonard
Olson.
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club voted to make q contribution to
the General Federation foundation
fund.
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Mrs. Joe Clifford, 4O8 Second ST.,
was hostess to members Of the n. N.
o. bridge club Wednesday evening.
There were guests for three tables
and honors were held by Mrs. Ralph
Wardell, and Miss Pat Clooten. A
green color scheme was used for the
tables.
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Former Governor and Mrs. Walter
Maddox were hosts at a movie party
given Wednesday night at their
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MIR. Mrs. G. W.. Wolbert
Observe Anniversary

MI. and Mrs. Granville w. VOL
bert, Williston, residents Of Bismarck
from 1898 to 1913, are today cele-
brating their 40th wedding anniver-
sary.
In their honor their daughter, Mrs.
L. L. Nelson (Jeanette Wolbert) Is
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-01-15
Miss Mary Kelly
Becomes Bride Of
Mr.. James Trimble

Miss Mary Ellen Kelly and Mr..
James Trimble were quietly married
Thursday morning at the rectory Of
st. Mary's Pro-cathedral, with the
Rev. Father John A. H. Stag officiat-
ing. The attendants were DR.. and
Mrs. G.. r. Lipp, brother in law and
sister Of the bride.
Mrs. Trimble Is a daughter Of one
Of Bismarck's pioneer families and
has spent the greater part of her life
here. She Is one Of the prominent
business women in the city and
through her connection with state
and government offices. together with
her social activities, has a wide circle
of friends.
Mr. Trimble is widely known
throughout western North Dakota as
a result of his public utility connec-
ton. He assumed active managsrship
of the Bismarck Gas company four
years ego, coming here from Mime
apolis. He became affiliated with the
Montana-D Dakota company when that
organization purchased the local gas
property. Mr.. Trirnble Is q director
of the Association Of Commerce and
is a member of the Rotary club. In
which he heretofore has been one of
the bachelor section.
After a wedding breakfast at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. G.. r. Lipp, 500
West Rosser avenue, Mr.. and Mrs.
Trimble left for California where
they will spend the winter. Upon
their return to Bismarck they will
make their home in the Mason apart
ments.
* X X
Mrs. E. j. Rue, TOT Avenue A, en-
tertained the members of her bridge
club at a party Wednesday evening
at her home. Cards were played at
two tables with score honors going
to Mrs. G. w. Cas-.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-23
UPRAVA SLOVENSKYCH CIR
KEVNYCH OTAzCK.

X zpravam o uprave sloven-
skych cirkevnych otazok vzhFa-
dom k sriadeniu arcibiskupstva
V Bratislave, dozveda sa Prayer
Presse, re dosiaP medzi Cesko
Slovenskom a kuriou vobec ziad-
he vyjednavania ohPadne sriade-
MIA slovenskeho arcibiskupstva,
tym menej 0 oznaceni urcitej O.
sobnosti Sd nestaly. Go sd tyka u
pravy ohranicenia diecezii tiez
tax majetkoveho pOmeru sloven-
skych diocezil, zamestnavaJu sa
tym prislusne rezorty, co oprav-
nuje k nadeji. re behom tohoto ro-
ku koneGne riesenie bude nasle
dovat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-23
MA ZAPADNOM sLOVENSKU
DosTANE PRACU 5000 ROBOT
NfKOV.

Tovarnik Tomas Bat'a odkupil
verkobosiansku tovarnu ma re-
men. VePkobosianska tovaren v
,posledne easy rapidne upadala a
len t'azko zivorila. Kedysi kve-
tnci zavod stal sa obet'ou t'azkej
hospodarskej krizy. Posledne tyz-
dne zamestnavala vel'kobosian-
ska tovaren uz len nieco vyse 100
robotnfkov, ale tento pocet NAL
byt' este revolutionary. Ako sa
dozvedame teraz, Bat'a zapoene s
rozsiahlym vybudovanim a zvac-
sovanim tejto tovarne uz ME-
kol'ko tyzdnov. lynn Bat a Ia
klada svoju prvu tovaren ma u
zemi Slovenska." Podra informa-
eli tovaren bude v kratkom case
zamestnavat' okolo 5000 robotni-
kov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-23
sLOvAK oKRADE-
NY v KRAJI.

Cetnicka stanica MOravskom
Lieskovom (Trencianska zupa) u
robila nasledovne telegraficke o.
znamenie do Bratislavy: Rychll-
kom cd nemeckych hranic vracal
sa ma Slovensko robotnik Martin
Banovsky, doteraz pracuJuci A
merike, zkadiar sa vracal domos
do Dolneho Srncia V okrese Move
Mesto mad Vahom, al 50 svoJiml
tisporami, ktore 81 "a dlhe roxy
t t'azkou pracou V Amerlke uspo-
ril. Ked' 2. januara dopoludnla
prisiel na stanicu V Piest anoch,
kde prtsadal, zbadal ku svoJeJ
hrdze, ze sd mu ztratily vsetky Je-
no peniaze. Nal pri sebe totiz Is
kusov bankoviek po 20 dolaroch a
3 bankovky po 1000 Kcs, vsetko
V Gene asi $4,000 kcs. Nemohol 81
uvedomit', akym sposobom mo-
hol byt' tieto peniaze obkradnu-
ty a vyslovil jedine neureite po-
dozrenie ma krajana, ktory MIN
cestoval spolocne Bavorska
kde bol dotycny udajne ma pracl,
Bol to asi 2O-30-rocny mladlk,
vel mi bystreho vzhpadu, sired
nej postavy, hornej eepusti ma nal
tri zlate zuby. Cestoval alcbo &c
Bratislavy, alebo do jeJ bllzkeho
okolia.
Vsetky bezpecnostne ilrady bo'
ly 0 tejto kradezi upovedomene a
zaealy hned' prislusne yysetrova.
uie a patranic.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-23
sPISSKE MESTA MA SOCIAL
NU PECLIVOST.

Ma socialnu peclivost prelimi
novalo pre- rok 1881 Spisske Pod
hradie obnos 17.260.20 Kcs. Levo-
ca SO.46O Kts Spisska Nova Yes
lOO,9SO Kcs. Ma podporovanie
chudobnych je ,pissko-novove-
skom rozpocte polozka 44,o6O Kts
ma milodary socialnym llstavom
1924 Kcs ma prllezitostn@ pod
pory, ktore budu priebehom roku
predlozene, obnos $4,000 kcs.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-23
LIFROVAL SLOVENSKE
DIEVCATA.

Budapestianska policia zatlSla
45-rocneho Jozefa Gelba No
vych Zamkov, ktory je v podo-
zreni, re sprevadzal obchod S diev
catmi. Gelb sa vydaIal "a zubne-
no technika, denne navstevoval
istu Mad'arku na Barosovej ulici
V Pesti. Do bytu tejto Mad 'arky
prichadzalo denne al desat'-pat-
mast mladych dievcat 20 Sloven-
ska, ktore z nadrazia sly rovno Ia
oznacenu adresu. Medzi tynlito
dievcatmi, ktore boly vsetko kra-
sky, boly mnohe 15-rocn6.
Policia zistila, ze vsetky diev-
cata prichodily k Mad'arke ma
zaklade ohlasky novinach, kde
stale, re umelecky riaditeP hl'a-
da mlade a pekne dievcata, kto-
rym sl'uboval, re ich vyuci tan
GU, aby mohly vystupovat' v eu-
ropskych i zamorskych mestach.
Pred niekol 'ko dnami obdrzala
policia dopis jedneho dieveat'a,
upadnuvsieho do, Gelbovyeh pa
zdrov, toho vyslo IA jave, re
Gelab je V spojeni S medzinarod-
nou bandou, ktora obchoduje S
dieveatmi. Policia zatkla Gelba a
zistila, re sa vydaval "a riadite-
Ia roznych podnikov, a re po-
slednych easoch postal do Belle
hradu As dievcat, ktore zmizly
bez stopy. Nepochybne SIT uz V
niektorych zamorskych brlohoch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-23
HLINKA ODPOVEDAL MAZDA.
ROM.

Mad'arske noviny napadaju
Hlinku preto, ze nechcel S mimi u
tvorit' biloxi praobyvatel'ov Slo-
venska. Hlinka i'm odpovedal ::
,,Desat' rokov tito Mad'ari obdi-
vovaG nase boje a z nasich bojov
konkludovali na - uspesny w
sledok ich imperialistickej a inte-
gristickej politiky. AZ dnes, ked'
poculi, ze Hlinka jeho strana ne
moze a nesmie snfvat' o integrite
a mentalite mad'arskej, stal sa i'm
Hlinka prilis dprimnym otvore-
nym."
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-23
VEL'KY PRIRAST OBYVATE-
Low PODK. RUSI.

Casopis ,,Venkov'' konstatuje
vel'ky vzrast obyvatePstva ma
Podkarpatskej Rusi, ktora V ro-
ku 1920 mala 97,O62 obyvatel'ov,
V roku 1921 6O6,56s V roku 1890
uz 25,294, co znamena behom
desat'rotia prirastok 20 percent.
Prirastok je vysledkom vzostu
pu p6rodov, ktory obnasal V mi
nulom roku 20 percent Wac, O.
proti 7 percentovemu priemeru V
celej republike.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-23
STAVBA zELEZNICE ZADANA
KRCMY DOSTALI CESI.

Konecne dostalo sa Slovensku
noteho uistenia, re stavba zelez-
nice Cervena Skala-Margecany
je zadana from ceskym a dvom
slovenskym- firmam.
V sllvislosti so stavbou zelezm-
ce podali 81 ziadosti vyeap lie
hovych napojov slovenski krema,
ri " mnohych prlpadoch legio-
nari) kraja, ktorym je stavba
zeleznice projektovana. Niekto.
rym bolo uz odpovedane a nevy.
hovene. TAX na pr. Hell 'pcania ne
obdrzali licencie iba preto, re ST
cd zeleznice vzdiale1i ma 15 KIN
ale zato dostali ich l'udia z histo.
rickych zemi, ktori 81 uz restau.
racie a vycapne stavaju, ably pc
niaz nadejneho zarobku chudob'
neho Pohronia odniesli do. Czech
Slovenska verejnost' zasadne sta
via sa proti tomu, ably boly povo
l'ovane licencie tam, kde zarobok
nebude kryt' ami zaopatrovacit
vydavky dnes talk zadEeneho 70
botnfctva, a preto ziadame kom
petentne nrady, aby toto nespra
vodlive pokracovanie, vyplyvaju
ce z politickyych praktik, mamie
renych zrejme prot chudobnem.
sloyenskemu robotnlctvu casocl
hospodarskej krizy bolo zamedze
ne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-23
sTAvBA NKMooNIoE v PRE-
SoVE.

Ma prvom mieste investicneho
programu okresu presovskeho, a.
ko jedon z najnaliehavejsfch ne
dostatkov okresu, je stavba okr,
verejnej nemocnice v Presove.
Veci, tykajdce sa stavby nemoc-
nice, sd okresnym zastupiteP-
stvom i vyborom urychlene pre-
jednavane, takze podl'a dnesne-
no stavu je mono uz s urcito-
st t'ou tvrdit', ze so stavbou zapo-
enc sa na jar buddceho roku. Ne
mocnica bude vybudovana ma W.
hodnom mieste Presova, "a delo-
streleckymi kasarnami. Patricne
pozemky boly o dmajitel'ov zakti-
pene, "a ktore bolo zalohove 450,-
600 Kcs vyplatene. Ma planoch,
ktore este svojho casu nechalo
zhotovit' mesto Presov u archi-
tekta Babusku v Prahe, prevadza
autor este niektore zmeny, aby
stavba odpovedala poziadavkam
modernej dolby a potrebam okre-
su. Nemocnica, v ktorej bude 200
lozok, bude vybudovana priblizne
nakladom 100000 Kcs, ma po-
zemku vo vymere II kat. jutar.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-23
LEVOCA MA OSVETOVE
CIELE.

V minulom roku sriadilo mesto
Levoca verejnd citaren nakladom
$4,000 Kcs, ma udrzovanie do
plnovanie obecnej kniznice vzalo
do rozpoctu ma tento rok Kcs H.
900. Pre- podporu osvetovych u
stavov je v rozpoete polozka l2,-
500 Kcs, pre- podporovanie miest-
neho odboru Matice a inych miest
nych kulturnych spolkov $4,000
KGs,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-23
VYSoKE VYZNACIE RUMUN
sKEHO sLOVAKA.

Pavel Veselsky, byvaly pitya-
rossky uciteP slovensky posla-
nee pryeho rumunskeho snemu V
Bukareste boil "a svoje zasluhy a
obete prinesene Rumunsku pocte-
nv cd rumunskeho kral a velitel :
skym krizom radu Koruna Ru-
munska''.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-23
POSTATNENIE BANsKEJ
SKOLY.

Sprava banskych zavodov v
Bindte (pri Spis. n. Vsi) obratila
sa ma statne skolske 1rady so zia-
dost 'ou, aby doterajsia banska
skola prevzata bola station. Skol-
ske 1rady zahajily O postatneni
skoly vyjednavanie a ziadosti "a
vodov bude pravdepodobne vyho-
vene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-23
SJAZD PODKARPATSKO-RUS.
KYCH STUDENTOV.

,,Centralny Svaz podkarpato-
ruskych studentov usporiadal V
Mukaceve dnoch Pol. dec.
prvy sjazd karptoruskych SUDDEN
TOW. Je to prvy krok historickeho
vyznamu, ktory bude prejavom
studentskych snad a potrieb mia
DEF podkarpatsko-ruskej genera
Gle.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-23
PRAHA sA BLizI X MILIONU

Posledne scitanie fudu ukazu-
.ie, re akym rychlym tempom ra-
site hlavne mesto republiky. Ro-
ku 1921 mala Praha 676,750 oby-
vaterov, pri ajsom seitani bolo
napoGitanych s4s,oOO. Zvacsil sa
teda pocet obyvatel 'stva Prahy
"a desat' rokov temer 25 pro-
cent.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-23
sLovAcI UTEKAJU z G. S. R

Podl a zaznamov Statneho sta
tistickeho uradu bolo september
vydane vyst'ahovaleckych pasoy
V Cesku pre- Ala Fudl, Ma Morave
a V Sliezsku pre- %, na Slovensku
pre- ,422 a na PodkarpatskeJ Ru-
81 pre- 53S Tudi, spolu celeJ re-
publike pre- 1897 Fudi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-23
VZRAST BRATISLAVY.

PodFa najnovsich zprav, Bra
tislava ma 123,SS1 obyvatel,ov,
co je o 30,692 viac, ako roku 1921.
Je to 30 percentovT prlrastok,
ktory dosvedcuje RICHLY vzrast
Bratislavy. >.:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-23
VYSE STo UCHADZACOV O.
MIESTO KATA.

Po poslednych dvoch popra-
vach v republike Dol kat Bron-
marsky pozbaveny syojej funk
Gle, lebo prestupil predpisy Q MI
eanlivosti. Ako pocut'. ia Jeho
miesto hlasi sa vyse sto kandi-
datov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-23
STATNE HYMNY PONEMCEEE z

Statne hymny .,Kde domov
muj" Mad Tatrou sa blyska'
boly R. Prochazkom prelozene do
nemciny pod nazvami ,,Mein Hei-
matsland" a ,,Auf der hohen Ia
tra",
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-23
z L'UTOSTI MAD JALOVICOU
spACHALA SAMOVRAZDU.

V Kanianke pri Prievidzi (Nl-
trianska) spachala gazdina Zuza-
ma Meciarova samovrazdu. Ako Sd
zistilo, svoj Gin spachala Z rnto-
sti a zial'u mad zdochnutou Jalo-
vicou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-23
ODHALENIE PAMATNEJ
TABULE.

PatrOnat rim. kat. SLOW. real.
gymnazia V Klastore pod Znie-
vom usporiadal slavnost' odhale-
MIA pamatnej tabule Martinovi
Culenovi, zakladaterovi prvemu
riaditel'ovi ustavu. Slavnost' cola
9. novembra.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-23

no brat vazne a skoda je mu pri-
pisovat' akekol'vek tendencie. Ma
vodciu ulohu tymto smerom moze
sa podobrat len autoritativny re-
prezentant najvacsej slovenskej
vladnej frakcie. ze by to dodalo
ma vaznosti ci jeho frakcii, ci je-
mu samemu osobne - MET smyslu
nervozniet'. Kiezby sa uz niekto-
ra frakcia po topkych fiaskoch
dokazala A kiezby sa uz doka-
zal niektory politik, ved' politi-
cke mrtvoly nepovznesd ubiedene
Slovensko! Ny narodniari preJa-
viii SINE V tejto veci svoje stano-
visko davno urcite - tlacou i
V krajinskom zastupitelstve, ako
ma sneme. Neosobujeme 81 zato
nijakych zasluh a prajeme dobrej
veci elm vacsieho zdaru. Sloven-
ska parlamentna delegacia ma
mat organicky suvis S kraJin-
skym zastupitePstvom, ak sa i ia
prva pretvori V teleso, co ma hla-
WI, dusu, srdce ruky - sanac-
ma praca je MONA. My k tejto sa-
natnej praci ochotne staneme a
venujeme svoje skromne silly, kto-
re name a budeme mat dove
ry naroda. Zrejme je nam - ia
Slovensku nemoze to takto d 'alej |
fst', lebo prideme o vsetko a slo-
vensky l'ud vyzenieme 81 "a hra-
nice, ak ho nevzenieme do zlfal-
stva. Ocakavame vsak, re dielo ma
dejn6ho poradneho sboru bude O.
zaj vazne, zodpovedne t'azkym
1loham. Inac by expe-
riment bez dostatocneho prehlbe-
MIA nezvladaI vel'a a nemal dlhe-
no trvania.
NaStojenim Ia tomto pokuse do
kazuieme statocnost' svoJich |
snah pom6ct' upadnutemu Slo-
vensIu. PodPa naSho presvedce-
MIA najvhodnejslm prostriedkom
zabezpecit nase hospodarske, kul-
trne i osobn6 zaujmy tym slo-
narod a Slovenskn kraJl- |
nu V ramci CSR je autonomia,
pravda - kym sd Slovensko ne
vycerpa 70 sill. Tu je vsak este
tento pokus, ratajuci vlastne te-
rajsi system. Mono cd mas cakat
Wac. ako ochotu tento pokus 20
vsetkych sll podporovat,? Chcemc
verit'. re sd zdari. Akby sa vsak
jednako nezdaril Vtedy ocakava-
me, slovensky narod vo vsetkych
ieho slozkach uzna, re mu ostava
iedina forma v danych pomeroch
nezhynut, ale zabezpecit' 81 bu-
ducnost': autonomiu!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-23
PRoMocIA.

Juraj Rajec, rodon .Dubnice
mad Vahom Stefan jerk, ro-
dom Turnej boil promovanl 8.
noyembra V promoenej sieni ko-
meriskeho univerzity "a doktorov
pray.
Evening star., 1931-12-20
Kentuckians to Hear
Delightful PROGRAM Tuesday

The Kentucky Society Of Washington
ball at the Willard on Tuesday evening
will be the second one Of the season
for the society and will be Of unusual
interest to the Kentuckians and their
guests because of the program which
has been arranged.
Mr.. Edwin P. Morrow, former Gov
ernor Of Kentucky, will give a brief
story about Stephen Collins Foster and
my or Kentucky Home" and later in
the evening a number of folk songs will
be sung by the famous Howard Univer-
sity Glee Club.
AS the party will be attended by many
Of the younger set, who are in Wash
ington for the holidays, a very large at
tendance is anticipated. Among those
who will attend and assist Mrs. Joseph
Horgan. the president, to receive the
members will be: Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Simpich. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Smith,
Miss Atha Gullion, Miss Elizabeth
Shouse, Miss Marion Shouse, Miss Mar
tina Lucas, Miss Laura Barkley, Miss
Dorothy Gilbert, Miss Jane Gilbert, Miss
Irene Moore. Miss Betty West, Mr..
Owsley Stanley, Mr. Marion Stanley
Mr.. William Stanley, Mr.. David Barkley,
Mr.. Stanley Reed, Mr. John Reed, Mr..
Edmund Gullion, Mr.. Charles Morrow,
Mr.. Smith Bowman, Mr.. Delong Bow
man and Mr.. Sidney Wooten.
Evening star., 1931-12-20
nified retainer Of many years. faithful

nified retainer Of many years faithful
service.
Among those who will give dinner
parties at the Arts Club on Tuesday
evening are the president of the club
and Mrs. Fulton Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles H. Stratton. Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
sephus c. Trimble, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Jay Staley. Mrs. Eugene Byrnes and her
sister. Miss Stier; Mrs. Northrop, Mrs.
Vandegrift, Mrs. Carl Casey, Miss Mary
Alsop Cryder, Miss Eleanor Parke Gus
tbs. Miss Hester e. McNelly Miss Alice
Hutchins Drake, Miss Julia Gardiner,
Miss Agnes Winn, Miss Plunkett, Comdr.
Albert W. Stahl, Comdr. Frederic South
worth. Mr.. Lewis Lotion Moneyway, DR..
Robert E. Motley and Mrs. Hunter
Walker. The latter will have as her
guests Miss Ellen McBryde and Mr..
David Caldwell McBryde of Richmond.