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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-04-08
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-12

Bob silly. Prihlasujem sa na pol
strany pripojujem money order.
l., Rev. X, Bridgeport, Conn. -
10 srdca suhlasim, oboma rukami
podporujem.
J. B., Barberton, Q. - Chytili
ste Sd vel'kej, chvalyhodnej. a
narodu vel mi potrebnej prace,
ked' ste sa rozhodli vydat' pre-
mas vel'mi potrebne dielo. Prajem
vam mnoho zdarn!
Chvala Bohu, Ia dielo je vSe.
stranna zaujatost'. Celia sloven.
ska Amerika stoji "a MIN. A pri'
chodia taketo potesujnce, po
vzbudzujuce slova: Zle robotnt
pomery vas nesmil odstrasit'. Pc
maze rboly, budd, ale mas nebude
| Sloboda sd rodi V krvavej koli
ske dobre dielo V bolestiach
Kazdy, kto citi, re je clenom slo
venskeho naroda hrdo sa k ne
mu hlasi, mech pospiecha pfi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-12
NovY HoRvATsKY KNAz

V nednl'u tyzdcn NAL primicie
novy horvatskv katoIicky knaz,
Rev. Josip Matune Z Campbell. v
horvatskom kostole Sv. Petra Il
Pavla V Youngstown. Rev. Ma
tune vysvateny boil 30. maia
katedrale Sv. jana V Clevelande
biskupom Schrembsom. Ma primi-
ciach novemu knazovi asistovali:
Rev. Jan Hamrak co jahen, boho-
slovec Michal Suba co podjahen.
Bohoslovec Michal Hnat Dol ako-
lytom a kazen NAL Rev. Michal
Domladovic Clevelandu. Rev.
Matune studoval ma kolegiu Sv.
Prokopa Lisle, ILL.,, Lake st.
Mary Seminary " Clevelande a
Mt. st. Mary Seminary Nor
wood. Zatiatocnt skolu ekoncil
tn pri osade Sv. Petra a Pavla.
Medzi Slovakmi zvlaste V Camp
bell je dobre znamy. ....
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-12
MNoHo sLovENsKYCH
GRADUANTOV

Ma strednych skolach YoungS-
townu graduuje toho leta 6oo
studentov, toho poctu 344 chap .
GOV 324 dievcat. Medzi tymito
nachadzamc ticto slovenskt me-
ma:
Rayen High School Helen Be
nish, Anton Botak, Anna Husick,
Michal Kundracik, Paulina Kut-
iik, Marta Martinko, Edward
Roth. Julia Slobodnik (dcera p.
Andreja Benedika.)
South High School: Jan \.
Benko, Helena Jozefina Bohenek,
Maria Lucia Bubak, Jan Jozef
Chizmar, Lujza Maria Herman.
Jan Edward Javorsky, Jan James
Javorsky, Jozef M. Kralik, Alojz
S. Krispinsky, M. Cyril j. Matus,
Stefan Jan Melek, Evelyn Rose
Prohaska, Jan Edward Runevic,
Albert Edward Sikorsky, Michal
s. SmoIiga, Frank Pavel Susor,
.Jozef James Tarapcak, Maria Do
rota Vrabel.
East High School: Maria HUI
SAX. Cecilia Rita Mauser. Helena
Ruth Muransky, Julius A. Baca,
= Jan Jozef Datko. Michal Jozcf
Jackovic, Jan j. Mika, Edward
NJ. Palguta.
CLANCY High School: Anna Be
Ian, Helena kozak, Alzbcta kra-
mer, Margita Macinga, Maria
Mondak, Alzbcta Ochotnik, Julia
Olsavsky, Julia Novak, Pavel j.
| Hura, Juraj Kabclo, James L
Kubik, Emil Ochotnik, Pavel p.
OndasIl. .-.
Scienceville High School: Julia
Koccmba a Jan Burkovsky.
NSetkym srdecne blahozelame
a prajeme st'astia zivote.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-12
zieho pOzehnania.

zieho pozehnania.
NJ. F., Bridgeport, Conn. - Po-
Get priaznivcov, ktori budu ocho-
tni so svojim prispevkom, umozni
vydanie diela. Daj Boze zdaru
Rev. Il. L., Detroit, Mich. -
Zelate 81 mat i nasu pomoc pri
uskutocneni krasneho ctihodne-
ho umyslu vasho, pri sostaveni,
rozsireni hi,storicky vyznamneho
narodne reprezentaGneho diela !:
Album Americkych Slovakov. Mi
lerad vyhovujem ziadosti. Pra-
jem vam mnoho zdaru! e. ~
r. X. H.. New York, n. Y. - Ia
podujatie vase Ma talk vel'ke die
10 VAN spoludejatefom blaho-
zelam. Je cas-. ably Slovaci pre- Sc
ba pre- historiu V Amerike uz
raz nieco vykonali. Je to vsena-
rodne dielo, na ktore kazdy Slo-
yak Slovenka maju prispiet'.
M. P. Chicago, I'll. - Co sa IT,
ka vydania Albumu. test ma, &c
ste sa Ma takl vec podujali.. III
st'ujem vas 0 svojej pomoci.
Rev. A. X. Clifton, n. J. =
Dielo GO naj1primnejsie prijl-
nam a prajem vam mnoho zda-
ru k vePkolepej praci. | keby
tam mole memo obrazok nebo-
ly, tax by som takn vePkolepu
wee podporil. Bude to kus narod.
nej historic.
j. J. B., Uniontown, Pa. - Jt
to dielo vel'mi prepotrebne pre-
bud1cu generaciu Slovakov. Alb,
som ia NAL beast nom, pri
pojeno zasielam Plnomocenstvo {
eek na pol strany.
J. O., Los Angeles, Cal. Die
10 je potrebne a ziad1ce je, alb,
sa no zaujal kazdy sSlovak Slo
venka. Ruky prilozim, ably ,sa ia
to A'achetna praca vydarila. j
to vel'mi pel<ne cd vas, ze ST.
sa takeho diela zaujali. Daj van
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-12

dovali: obchody, priemysel, od-
chovali inteligenciu. We'd najma
priemysle tejto nasej domovl-
ny sn nemale stopy sloyenskeho
umu, mozoFov, potu, prace, krvi,
prislovecnej sloyenskej poctivo-
sti, llsiIovnosti nadania. - Sdru
zenie Slovenskych Novinarov po-
mocou nadSenych, idealnych bra
tov sestier zanecha po mas anne
rickych Slovakoch jnehynuci po-
mink vo vel 'kolepom dele, V al
bume Americkych Slovakov v
ktorom sa bude Odzrkadlovat' mas
duchovny hmotny majetok. -
Chvala Bohu. je medzi MANI vel
ky poGet odusevnenych. ideal
nych fudi, ktori vel ,kou ocho-
tou idd pomahat' uskutocnit' tr-
vace dielo. y odusevnujnclch H.
stow, ktore denne prichodia, u.
vadzame tn niektore:
|. J. j. S., Philadelphia, Pa. =
Nasmu narodu, najma tn Anne
rike, Album je. potrebny, ako du
choyny chlieb. - Rad by nom
vdiet' vsetkych roduvernych bra
toy sestry, praeuihcich pre- do
bro sloyenskeho naroda.
A. d., Saginaw, Mich. = Chva
litebna a prepotrebna vec pre- a
merickych Slovakov. ia y AL
hume chcem byt'.
J.fP., Uniontown, Pa. Praca
aku steAssa podujali vykonat', j,
chvalyhodna. .Daj yam Hospodil
silly a vytryalosti ju prekonat
Prajem vam mnoho zdaru Bo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-12
r. JUNA 1851

hlasi svoju dcast' "Albume A.
merickych Slovakov."
Tedy, kto jak slovak, Sloven-
ka citis, vykonaj svoju povin-
most! - Vo WHORE "Albumu A
,herickych Slovakov sd: Ivan
Bielek, Pavel Jamriska, Karol
Belohlavck, Jan A. Kocur Jozef
Zary. Redaktorom-spravcom die
la je Karol Belohlavek, 654 Cen
ter Ave-, Bellevue Station, Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Piste mu. - UpisovateP pbdrzl
: knihu a cut zdarma. ~.......... .....
Vybor "Albumu Americkych
y. Slovakov''. .s,.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-12
CT S NASoU sMRTOU MA "a
HYNUT VSETKO, co SINE
VYBUDOVALI?

Poslednej chaty zakial
stoja steny. nejz .hlaho-
Fla Sladka slovenGina ; IS
tou chatou sviazem obsah
svojho bytia.
Maly narod mulsi mat Ia ere
tell svoje ulohy povinnostl, kto-
re nan cakaju borbe narodov.
Bez idei je narod surovou masou.
Narodna povinnost' je vec svedo-
mia. TAX ako vyvrhel ON ludskeJ
Spolocnostj ntane sa jednotllyec,
ktory zanedbava seba, celkom TAX
nectia ten narod. ktoreho synO-
via a dcery neplnia svoje narod-
ne povinnosti.
MY ako Slovaci muslme byt
stavitel 'mi svojich svojich vacl
pracovat' pre- seba. A iste, ked
kosti v chladnu hlinu schylime
potomkoyia vernl mad hrobon
skvilia poodlSryvajn ciny nase
- Tie sa. odzrkadlia Albume
Americkgch Slovakoy', ktore lde
vydat' Sdruzenie Slovenskych No
vinarov. Tedy, ked svedolnlte
vypInime syoju nlohu, ked u
mrieme, zostane po mas nehynu
ca pamiatka. Album bude hla
sat. ze SINE pracovali IA lepsit
bndncnost' tych, ktori posli
mas.
Potomkovia nasi budu hrdi n;
mas otcov a matky, ktorl vybu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-12

ltou Pred vonou mali intelligence par tuctov, dnes
ej uz name vyse tisic Poda naSho mohutnenla
bude rast ucta vo6i nam pribudat ma rovnopravnost
Ale my anericki Slovaci musime narodu nasmu tomu
dopomoct' naepsou pomocou je DAME prayneho pod
kladu rovnopravnosti, co doceme, ked rozozenieme
hmlu pochy ybnosti zavaznosti Ptsburghskej Dohody
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-10
SUCCESS NEAR
IN BATTLE TO
SALVAGE COLD
Divers Hope Soon to Be
Able to Bring Up
Rich Prize.
BY RICHARD d. M'MILLAN
United Press stan Correspondent


PARIS. July 10.-DiverS working
all summer on the sunken. wreck of
the liner Egypt in the Bay of Biscay
expect soon to bring the ships
100000 in bullion to the surface.
The Artiglio II, New Salvage
vessel, which replaced the original
Artiglio blown up and destroyed
when she had reached vital stage
toward salvaging the gold, resumed
work today on the wreck, lying at
400 feet amidst dangerous swirling
currents always threatening the lives
of divers working at such depth.
The new salvage ship, owned and
manned by Italians, but operating
by arrangement with London in
surance brokers, who carried the in
surance on the liners gold and had
to pay when the vessel was wrecked
in 1922, has had more than a month
OF steady, progressive work on the
wreck, thanks to good weather. But
Tie WORKING spells nave to be broken
by returns to port to take aboard
fresh stores.
Statements made by the divers
during their stay in Brest indicate
that If they have two more months
OF fairly calm weather they may be
able to crown the long fight against
the sea with success, and bring the
bullion chests to the surface.
The salvage boat is equipped with
giant cranes capable of hosting tons
OF weight from the sea bottom.
Inc divers are excited at the
prospect of reaping the rich prize
money promised them In the event
the glittering metal is brought
safely up from the Atlantic's bottom
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-10
$1,000 IN GEMS
CROOKS BOOTY
IN APARTMENT
Thieves, Burglars Prosper
in County; $500 in
Cash Is Loot.

Thieves and burglars prospered
in the county Thursday. They
smashed an auto window, entered
homes, and held up huckster on
a state highway to obtain more than
5000 in cash and almost $4,000 in
jewelry and merchandise.
From the apartment of Mrs.
Ethel Chumley, 1142 North Pennsyl-
vania street, a burglar who entered
with a pass key stole jewels she
valued at s2,669.
Three young bandits showed gun
at John Stewart, 1922 Station street,
driving a huckster's wagon near
Oaklandon, and took $40.
A burglar took 500 from the
home of william G. Earring, 1904
College avenue. A thief smashed
window in the car Of H. D. Brum-
field, 621 East Thirteenth street, in
front of his home, and took clothing
worth 500.
Wilson Drew of Evansville, said
his car was looted of luggage with
clothing worth $50, and thieves en-
tered the Leonard Meisberger gro
Gerry at 1146 South East street and
took $50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-10
PROPOSE CLUB MERGER

The Arlington and Raymond
Community Club will meet Saturday
night in the Henninger M. E.
church to consider af1liation with
the South Side Civic Clubs central
committee.
j. Ed Burke, central committee
chairman, will speak. The club will
discuss plans for a picnic to be held
July 10 in Christian park.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-10
WELD RIOT STICKS
TO ARREST SUSPECT
Scuffle Follows Attempt of Cops to
Nab Alleged Thief.

Several were crowned" Thurs
day night when relatives of Lee
Rowie, Negro, 20, of 1919 Martin
dale avenue, attempted to prevent
police from arresting him, forcing
them to use riot sticks.
Rowie, an alleged sneak thief, was
slated on charges Of vagrancy, petit
larceny, resisting arrest, disorderly
conduct and using profanity. His
sister, Villa Mae Rowie, 2436 Shell
don avenue, was charged with in
terfering with due process of law.
Police, who arrested Rowie after
he was alleged to have stolen a
shirt from the dry good store OF
Grover Miles at 1917 East Twenty
second street, had their shirts torn
from them in the scuffle. A police
emergency squad arrived in time ia
quell the near-riot.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-10
FIND FLAW IN CRUISERS
Seven Navy Ships Under Construc-
ton Are Ordered Altered.
By United Press

By United Press
WASHINGTON, July 1O.-Follow-
ing revelations that five of the
navy'S newest and fastest cruisers
are defective and at the
present time unable to take their
place in the line of battle, it was
learned today that high navy off,
Gals several months ago ordered a
radical alteration in the stern de-
sign of the seven cruisers of the
U. S. S. S. Chicago classification
not yet launched.
Rear Admiral George H. Rock,
chief OF navy construction, said
There is little possibility that, with
the changes effected, the uncom-
pleted cruisers will reveal the same
faults in the stern casting, sup
porting the rudder, which developed
in the earlier vessels"
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The boatmen cIambered ashore,
each with a five-gallon jug -.
dashed madly to the car.

dashed madly to the car.
passengers, "how va maxim it."
Wallace Berry couldn't have said 1t
more effectively.
Skipper was quiet, but Screw
piped up: 20. K, mister"
The John boat padded on, and,
within full sight of the writer and
his buddie, scraped its keel on the
bank. An occupant stood up. He
whistled. An answering whistle
sounded from the direction Of the
waiting auto.
Start your motor" Out Of the
night the order rang clear from
the John" boat.
open your rumble seat" the
second order came.
TINE boatmen clambered ashore.
Il each with a full five-gallon
jug. They raced to a clump of
bushes half way up the bank.
How about it," one of them
yelled.
wen, DON'T be so - slow
about It," was the answer from the
roadster.
AS if under fire, bending low.
the boatmen dashed madly up the
steep levy and made the car in a
second.
The motor whirred. Gears
FLASHED. The roadster sped up the
deserted road toward the town.
We'll, I'm a such-and-such,"
gaSped the skipper. 'whadda va
make Of that?"
They're just runnin' corn" an
swered the crew; that's
nothin'."
We'll, hoodlums or no hoodlums,
the Marganed's gonna have a
watch aboard tonight" said the
skipper resolutely.
And the Marganed had a soli-
tary night watch" all that night.
with the skipper" wondering If
the bad lands" up the Kentucky
river were as bad as painted by
the advisers along the broad Ohio.
(To Be- C0ntinued.),
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(TO Be COntinued.).
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Three Robbed in Hotel

By Tunes Hp6CtuE
PERU, Ind, July 10.-A thief in
a hotel here removed $120 from
clothing of three guests as they
slept. The losers are Rex Wisehart,
Fortville; j. w. Mclaughlin, Fit.
Wayne, and c. G. Wren, Lansing,
Mich.
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WOMEN DRIVERS LESS
DEADLY THAN MALES

Frisco Records Show Men Are
Involved in More Accidents.
By Scripps-HoWard Newspaper Alliance
SAN FRANCISCO, July 10.-The
female of the species is less deadly
than the male at the auto wheel.
State division of motor vehicles re-
ports that in 1880, 40,1T4 men were
in motor vehicle accidents, and only
6,112 women.
There are twice as many men
drivers than women, but seven times
as many men get tangled with mis-
haps. While 2.14 per cent of all
men operators had traffic accidents
last year, only "a per cent of the
women operators suffered nishapS.
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NIGHTFALL several hours later
IN found the Marganed beached
at the outskirts of a stable town.
From a window in a house a
hundred yards from us light
flashed. 1t might have been a
match, but it burned too long. The
dark interior of the house set it
off like a beacon.
Slowly the light moved in a
small arc, then back again. Three
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BY EDWARD c. FULKE
sVXTHAT are all these fires along

W the shore, podner?"
Skipper Of the Marganed asked
this question of a lone settler
squatting on the bank Of the Ohio
river. His siesta must have been
ruined. He twirled a considerable
mustache and looked the boat over
from stem to stern.
"Havin motor trouble" he asked
in a drawl. Them gas engines are
derncd tricky" he added.
The answer "just cruz S in g
around" didn't seem to satisfy him.
1t was apparent no explanation
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-10

Henry L. Doherty (above) New
York utilities magnate, and
Governor Harry H. Woodring (be-
low of Kansas, will carry their
feud over gas rates in Kansas to
the courts.
Doherty asSailed Governor
Woodring's demand for reductions
as unjustified and the state has
barred the sale of stock in Do
herty's Cities Service Company.
Today the utility magnate filed
$12,000,000 libel suit against the
Kansas City Star for its stories
on the rate fight.
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What a Night 1t Was
When Marganed Met
Rum Buccaneers.

This Is one Of n series Of articles
~ Edward C. FuIke. Times staff writer.
on a vacation spent in a motorboat on
the Ohio river.
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A light flashed the dark
interior OF the house set it off
like a beacon.
times it waved thus. There was
a moment of breathlessneSs for
two observing waits" out for a
clark"
Minutes dragged by. Frogs, and
the auto horns in the distance
were vying for honors. The oppo-
site bank was dark and still.
Almost like melodrama, it hap
pened. A light flickered on the
far bank, then burned brightly. 1t
was blotted out three times quick
ly, then blazed brightly again.
A S If by magic, the light in the
N window near us fared, moved
thrice in answer, and went out.
Time dragged on, the moon
climbed higher, shedding a pale
light full over us and the Mar
gained. An oar creaked far out
one the Ohio, then aga1n-again.
The oarsman piled his stroke stead
lily.
At the house nearby a car drew
up and stopped. 1t was without
lights. Silence, except for the
steady creak OF the oars, reigned.
Then suddenly the John" boat,
occupied by two men, came into
view, heading straight for our
wharf.
The rowboat pulled near us,
then glided slowly past.
"Howdy, bud" said one of its
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What are We dom In these
parts?" . piercing eyes lev
eled at his questiOner.
ever would be made by him Of that
lazy smoke column rising out of
the hill a half mile to the east
across the stream.
The crew Of the Marganed got
busy at once with the "gas engine"
and put out to the center of the
river.
Funny guy" remarked the
Junior member Of the crew.
"Ho, they're all funny guys" sur
missed the other.
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More than 6OO,OOO,000 tons of coal
are mined in the United States
annually.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-19
STILL LOWER PRICES
ON USED CARS.

Each and every one of the above cars and
many other Ane harsatns are on our door
Call early and get your choice.
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