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Simple Ceremony
Marks Opening Of
Community Center
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Continued from page u
North Dakota.
Jack williams, department adjutant
OF the American Legion, said the
building Is indicative Of the peace
time spirit of the American Legion.
which Is pledged to serve In peace
as its members served in war.
Miss Mary Hauser, president OF the
Bismarck American Legion Auxiliary
unit. presented q check for $500 as
that organisations contribution to-
ward financing construction Of the
balcony.
Commander A. D. McN n n o n
presented the Legion's check for
81, 900 to be used for q similar pur-
pose.
Musical numbers were 1nterspersed
with the speaking program. The
American Legion drum and bugle
corps gave several numbers and the
high school band played.
Auxiliary Trio Sings
An American Legion auxiliary trio,
composed. Of Mrs. Iver Acker. Mrs.
Opie s. Rindahl and Mrs. w. q. Wor-
ner, sang two songs.
Robert Bruce, a member Of the
local Legion post, gave q cornet solo
and an encore when the crowd re-
called him for q second effort. He
was accompanied on the piano by
Miss Belle Menus.
A number Of persons Of local and
state prominence were introduced by
r. j. Kampltn, state Legion COM
mander, who presided. They were
Mrs. B. K. Skeels. president Of the
local unit Of the War Mothers: Mrs.
John Burke, state pre1ident Of the
War Mothers; Lieutenant Governor
John w. Carr, Speaker g. v. Free
man, Dell Patterson, veteran senator
from Renvilie county; J. II. Burkhart,
senator from Ward county; Mrs
James Morris, former STATE president
Of the American Legion Auxiliary:
J. J. Liebenberg, Minneapolis. archi-
tect tor. the building: and the men,
beers OF the board Of Burleigh county
commissioners and the Bismarck city
commission.
Commander McKinnon opened and
closed the post meeting with the
Legion ritual. Rev. @. s. Rtndahl
post chaplain. gave the invocation.
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Avenue d and Seventh street.
l.. BenZOn, pastor.
English service at 10:45 a. n. The
choir will sing.
Sunday school and Bible class at
IL o'clock.
English service at 1880 p. m.
The annual meeting of h congre-
cation will be held Monday evening
at S o'clock. All voting members are
requested to be present.
Confirmation class meets Wednes-
day afternoon.
Local Mission society meets Friday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
c.. C. Larsen, 500 Thayer avenue west.
Mrs. G. c.. Larsen and Miss Lucille
Ma]mquist will entertain the society.
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SYNOPSIS: Jack Stone, n airuail pilot who made good IN the
movies. IS In love with Pearl Dare: Her father di.s.pproves q the
in his plane. the Blue Falcon. This he is forced 70 abandon In mid.
ocean. and continues his journey. o an airline. The pilot Of this p
Bert Hill, who joins forces with Jack In his attempt to rescue earl
They make several attempts, but each time Jack Is defeated BY IN un-
known enemy-the Silent Menace At last Bert slows away on the
Zeppelin Just as it Is leaving Calcutta, with Pearl her fathers spy,
Thornton. and an indian raah o. board. The Silent Menace again
attacks Bert. and thrusls him through . ventnator 10 the noor Of the
Zeppelin! #&a
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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST

Fourth street and Avenue G.:
!, Sunday service at IL a. m. SUBJECT
sacrament
Sunday school at 9:45 a. M.
wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at 5 o'clock. ,oy
A reading room maintained at 1917
Fourth street is open daily except
legal holidays, from IL to 5 p. MI
Sunday, 5 to 5 p. NJ.
All are welcome to attend these
and to visit the reading room.
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saulting through the clouds. which
now surrounded the skyship.
! reached the ladder and I climbed

sault1n8 through the clouds, which
now surrounded the skyship.
I reached the. ladder and I climbed
into the hull.
I wls inside the Queen Of the
Skies. I was safeis.
AZ yet not, q soul aboard, except
those two In the rudder, had seen
me.
I wa ia . state 81 complete col.
lapse. Ny eyes. nose and mouth
bled prot,asely, ! was stiff and bat
tered from exposure and the wind.
MY hands were cut, bruised and
swelling to twice theif natural size.
~ wno!a body sagged with utter
fatigue. Isswanted to drop In my
dared not. Pearl was in tho
power Of q man different from
tTalR Inornton, but e equally
Summarizing all latent shreds Of
reserve end q false stamina. I
dragged along the passage. step by
STEP leaning heavily on the rail-.
Each step, I thought, must Sc fhe
last. I wanted to cry out but an
0tterance had temporarily left me.
I was spent Yet, ! knew / must
And I went on, coniurtnr eyery
known form OF torment For Pearls
royal prosecutor. Only the prospect
O. wftngtng his neck, kept me from
cruubling.
reached the r,dder,. h.t.h
Somehow. 7 crawled IN. I had
picKe0 up an axe, en- route. with
which to smash the bolted door.
How reached the door win
never be clear.
To my utter stupefaction. / found
Y wide open and the emergency
steering wheel room In completes
Pressed on the lights.
me narrow, cEamped interior was
In Wild disorder. NV thermos al
coffee. which I had left In 3 niche
II the wall. wa. on the floor, It's
contents half spilled. a s,nesr. not
coffee but blood, mot vet con9eaied.
clotted the edge at the bottom.
I glared at this unmistakable evil
d!ence OF .. physical encounter be-
tween Pearl and the ra1ah.
Then I saw that the pOrthole vim
dow was wide 'open.
What had happened? had the
raJah completely lost his reason
and pushed Pearl out? Had She
suffered the fate intended for me?
Or, realizing his. enormous folly
Ina disgrace. had the rajah him
self committed suicide?
- -. "#
I Topped into the steering. seat,
to- longer stand the strain.
my brain almost refusing to operate
1nstinctively / reached for
,he telephone, which connected with
the skyship'S bridge. NV puffed
had so stiffened that 1 could,
not close them around the receiver.
The receiver dropped.
8aHgtng to tho floor. I scooped jt
aWkwardly into my hand and held
close to my ear.
] waited and waited. Finallv I
managed to call in q scratchy, UNI
recognizable, gutteral voice.
NO answer. No sound whatever.
I listened q while. Was nv hear
ng still clouded from the rush and
oar Of my frightful experience?
Had I gone deaf? Nothing like
|ound penetrated to my ears.
The phone semed to have gone
dead"
I labored to 4 standing position.
Is I did so, I staggered. 1 was still
loldtng the receiver, but when I
iwayed It fell again and this time I
with increasing alarm. that
he hook-cord had been cut. The
,hone had been put out of commits
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leisurely mounting!
A biting cross-wind was racing
down from the north! Hot currents
we're pouring in from the direction
Of the sea! Through the conflu-
ence CT these two streams Of air,
n hot. the other cold. the great
skyship was doggedly boring a holel
1t was driving onward!
Inside that mammoth air cruiser
was Pearl Dare, subject to the subtle
batteries Of the rajah. prey to the
cunning m~achination of Frank
Thornton. with Mrs. Richards,
Pearls chaperon, adroitly manipu-
lating her to her own will. I had
not yet sized up this Richards per-
son. She was younger and far more
inScrutable than her predecessor,
Mrs. Frayne. Whether she was, ct
heart. my friend or my enemy, how
was I to know? She was In the
pay Of Homer T. Dare, Pearls
father, to keep Pearl and myself
apart. And. In addition to Frank
Thornton, who would. no doubt, be
fascinating to q girl, the Hindu
prince was now my rival!
And where was I?
I was hanging to the very tail OF
the skyship, a paracute tangled in
its cords around my shoulders. The
other ends of the cord we're fas-
tened to q stanchion under the
emergency steering wheel room in
the rudder.
II those cords should snap or
thread!
II that Sanction should break
under my weight!
That would be the end Of Jack
Stone.
The speed Of the skyship and the
beat me about and hauled me along
like a human dummy swinging on
q bit Of towline!
Directly overhead was the port
hole through which / had been
thrust by mysterious human hands
bent on numbering me in this most
treacher0us and horrible manner.
1t was closed, and the glass was II
breakable! :
MY Only Hope Was the
Portfolio.
Would It be possible to pull my
self up and pry the portfolio open?
The distance was about fifteen feet.
I looked about wildly for other
means Of s%elf-rescue. Below, to the
right, at a greater distance, was the
aft gondola. Light flooded from its
windows into the darkness now
settling thickly in the whole sky. a
darkness impregnated with a ris-
ing mist which had in it the brack
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He began to talk. I could not hea,
Q word. I could only interpret his
intentions from his lover like ges-
lures, his intensity and tho move
ment Of his lips.
He drew her toward him. BE
meant to embrace her.
PEARL" I shrieked. bursting With
hammered IKE . fjend on the
glass.
NY voice dia not reach Them. The
frantic knocking probably was not
heard. I had caused . diversion.
with unbridled passion the "a
Jah's AIMS had wrapped around
kisses on her startled lips when. -
loathlngly, they both saw mn.
Stunned, the rajah merely stared.
He had. IN his astonishment. re-
Pearls eyes dilated. She brushed
q hand across them as II 70 blot out
a torturing nightmare. 5he took
q step forward.
I yelled again: "fearli open the
Jack" she screeched; and her
hand outstretched to the window.
The ratah. snapped out Of his
daze. He shot In front Of her,
grasped her arm, Just as her fingers
touched the portfolio lock, and
showed her aside.
She came back at him, . raging
lioness.
He warded off her blows, . GYM
teal smile lowering about his thin
lips.
And she was helpless against him.
A sudden weakness beset me and
In a panic I started to crawl along
q strut my wavertng hand. had
touched. The strut proved to be
sturdy. As I wrapped my arms and
legs around It and inspected It more
closely I discovered that It Joined
a lattice-like device fastened to and
parallel with the under-structure
Of the hull, connecting with the
ladder which extended from within
the hull to the aft gondola.
Without q seconds hesitation, I
severed the cords binding me to
the rudder's stanchion and hand
over hand worked my way forward,
my whole body extending EARTH
ward. 81
As I progressed by inches. hand
over hand, under the great diri.
stomach, only the fact that
Pearl was In real danger kept me
from losing my grip and somer-
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U l had experienced every thrill the air could
l offer to a flyer and a parachute jumper!
Here, was a new one!
Get the pictCre:-
The Queen of the Skies, pointed for China, had left
Calcutta far in the rear. 1t was moving at sixty to seventy
miles an hour! We were %thirty-five hundred feet high and
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Baptists Present
Canadian Night

Believing that the very finest of
relations have always existed between
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Don't fail to read tomorrow's
installment Of this smashing
scrial-"On Cupid's Wings" The
greatest love serial Of the air.
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M'CARE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Walter E. Water, pastor.
Morning WOrShtn NJ i0.a0

M'CARE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
walter -. Water, pastor.
Morning worship at 1880.
Organ prelude, allegro con Brio"
okohimann)-Miss Ruth Rowley.
Anthem, Trust Re in the Lord".
organ ~offertory. TN the cloister"
Sacrament Of holy baptism for in.
rant will be administered. i
Solo. "How. Beautiful Upon the
Mountains"-Mrs. w. J.. Targart.
sermon, The Ministry Of Child.
hood"-Walter 3. Water.
or tmn,l P9aathlude' March in E Flat"
Persons DESTROYS Of presenting their
children for baptism will kindly do
at this service.
Sunday school at ~ noon. Glasses
for all ages.
Junior league at 3 p. m. Mrs. F. A.
Gossman, superintendent.
Epworth league at $3.50 p. m. Miss
Isaminger, leader.
Evening worship at 1880.
Organ prelude. Devotion" (Ready.
Anthem, Something for Thee.
Organ offsrtory. Twilight Rev.r,...
solo ea ssisefSed-Mrs. Helen Lada
se r%es; "A Thrilling pI.covery"-
Mems quartet. Come. Spirit. Come
Organ postlude, March" (Ne.slar,.
tuesday. 1890 p. M, prayer service
Wednesday, 1880 p. M, prayer sery.
for adults.
Ezra
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FIRST EVANGELICAL

Seventh street and Rosser avenue.
Ira. E. Herzberg, minister. <or
Sunday church school, 10 a. m. Q
ali Troups II. G. Schwantes. superin-
Morning worship service at IL. Ser
mon by Ira Z. Herzberg.
Christian Endeavor, Z p. m. -.
Evening service at 7:45. Sermon oy
Wednesday at 1880 p. M. midweek
nraYer service.
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There isn't much difference be-
tween parties, except that they blame
the inevitable on different thiuaa.
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sT. GEORGs,s EPISCOPAL
Rev. McNurm, Fargo.
Church school at 10 a. III.
Morning prayer at IL.
TRINITY LUTHERAN
venue A at Fourth street

TRINITY
Avenue A at Fourth street.
Opie S. Rindahl, pastor.
( church school, 9:45 q. M. ~
Mnrninr worship at II. Anthem Dy
choir. praise Ye the Father" 1Gou.
nod. Women's quartet, my TASK
Evening service at 7:so.; Duet,
Broom in My Heart for Thee '"n-
son).
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FIRST BAPTIST
Fourth street and Avenue B.

ELLIS IL. JaCkSOn, pastor.
Church school, 10 a. m. Mrs. Howard
McNutt, superintendent. The Quain
class for young people and the Evarts
class for adults meet at this hour.
Morning worship at II.
Pianist. Miss Esther Wilson.
Prelude. ION the Holy Mount"
Chiidren's talk, 1.-THE Compleat
Angler"-Mr. Jackson.
Offertory, "Melodie" (Massenet).
Special music, violin solo-Adolph
Engelhardt.
Sermon theme, 1.-THE Flame of New
Life"-Mr. Jackson.
'Intermediate. B. y p. u, GAS p. m.
Ragnhild Jacobson, leader.
Friendly hour, 1880 p. m. Music by
the church orchestra. The pastor be-
gins tonight a series of IL sermons
on the men who companioned with
Jesus. The attempt will be made to
give a brief character study Of each
Of the twelve. Tonight, "The Man
Who Betrayed HIMSELF
Monday night at 1880, through the
courtesy of the Canadian National
Railways, there will be shown in the
church moving pictures OF western
Canada: A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all who are to come to get bet
ter acquainted with the great north
and. A silver offering will be taken
for the mems work Of the church. The
films are shown by Mr.. Upset Of St.
Paul, travelling passenger agent Of tho
Canadian National Railways.
Wednesday night at 1850, midweek
service at the parsonage. Topic. the
fourteenth chapter of Johns gospel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-27
UDKYNAM G. 373. I. K. S. z. J
MA LANSINGVILLE.

Spolok P. Marie LevoGskei G.
373. IKSZJ. ziada Svojc ndkyne,
ably priStGpiIy ku vel 'konoGnej
Sv. spovedi V sobotu, 7. marca a
V nedel'u, s. marca ku Sv. priii-
maniu na prvej sv. omSi, in cor
pore. Sijdeme Sa vzadu V babincu
a tax pojdcme spoloGnc do kosto-
la. kazda mech sa doNtavi nacas
Taktiez til istu nedel'u po o.
bede o 30 name 3-mesacnii
sch0dzu. Kazda ndkyna sa ma
dostavit' pod pokutou dl'a sta
nov a svoj dlh vyrovnat'. Po-
vsimnite 81 tych paru slov a u
robte tax, jak nam je patricn6.
Som S 1ctou
Justlna Palguta, iict.
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CARD PARTY MA LANSING
WILLIE.

Slovensky Baseball Klub bude
odbyvat' ma 3. marca Card Party.
Zapocnu sa s. iodine vecer v
Sokolovni ma Homewood Ave.
V meme toho klubu nctive povo.
lavame vsetkych mladych al sta
rych. Prid'te vsetci sa sumne "a
bavit'. Vstupnf nijake. Cisty w.
t 'azok toho ide do basebalovej
pokladnice, ably SINE mali S kym
buducu sezonu zaciat'.
Zaroven ticz ziadame vsetkych.
ably sa stall clenmi tohto klubu
Clenovsky prispevok je iba 81 sc
ma celn seZOnu a to mOzete ro-
Stupne zaplatit', jestli nemoznc
naraz. Nemalo by byt' nikoho
na Lansingville, ably neprisld
chal do tohto l1luGu, preto ze ten
to klub robi ceSt nam vSetkym.
Sine 81 sIctou, Vybor.
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HASELTONSKY v MEM. POD.
PORUJUCI sPOLOK TATRA.

Uradnfci ma rok 1881 sd nasledovnf:
Predseda, Michal Kozak, 16 Glad
stone St., Campbell, o. - Podpredse-
da, Stefan Bartos, 165 Courtland Ave.
Campbell, O. - Zapisnik, Michal va
ros, 119 Columbus Ave-, Campbell, O..
- Uctovnfk, Martin Zentko, 1O3 Glad
stone St., Campbell, O. - Pokladnik,
M. j. Bartos, 169 Courtland Ave,
Campbell, o. - Dozorcoyia maietku:
Stefan Antal, 50 Gladstone St., Camp
bell, O., Jan Blazo, 1920 Gladstone St.
Youngstown, 0. Dozorcovia cho-
rych: Stefan Stole, Box IS, Sta. A.,
Youngstown, Ohio. Straz dvier Mi
chal Bendzala, 122 Blaine Av., Youngs-
town, Ohio.
Sch6dze sa odbyvaj1 kazdd 4. nede-
l'u v mesiaci l. hodine po obede V
skolskej miestnosti osady Sv. Alzbety
ma N. Haseltine Ave.
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TOW mesacntho poplatlu mozete
dostat' $50 dolarov co Wac, do,
stanete krasny venice diet at'u,
ked by. Boze zavaruj, zomrelo. A
teraz treba spolok ma deti este
skorej, ako predtHm, abo potom
neskorsie, lebo teraz slabo pracu-
jeme, malo zarabame, tax ze -
mech mily Bob chrani - museli
by sme pozieiavat' ma pohrab. A
ked' name deti V spolku, nemu-
SINE sa starat', ze kto nam pozi-
cia ma pohrab. TAX rodiGia mill
dajte ich zap1sat', dajte mi znat'
kto ma deti do spollSu, ia ich ma
vstivim. $ milym pozdravom
Juraj Bernath,
7S Onptta st
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STRANA 5.

tok, povol 'ovany zakonom vo
vaesine statov, su tri procenta
mesacne. ackol 'vek niektOre Sta
ty povol 'uji poplatok o vela vys-
81. Y New Yorku sa povoluj1 tri
procenta mesaene ma dobu 6 me-
siacov ma pozicku mensiu 100 dol
larov. Pc siestich mesiacoch do
stava MATTEL zaloznice az len 2
proc. mesacne. Vsetky uroky tre-
"a zaplatit' najneskorsie jedon
rok po poskytnuti pozieky. Ak sd
TAX nestalo, majitep zaloznice w.
da novy lfstok Ma summu penazi,
zvacsenu nezaplaten6 nroky.
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SPOLOK SV. MICHALA, 6. 315.
PENN. S. j. MA STEELTON
PRIJfMA UDOV ZDARMA!

Mill bratia ma Steelton a ma o.
koli, oznamujem yam, ze mas spo-
lok ma minulej schodzi sa rozhod-
nul prijfmat' 1dov uplne zdarma.
TAX teda mill bratia a sestry, ci
treba lepsieho svedectva, ze spo-
lok vam dava 1plne zdarma pri-
Ilezitost', ably ste sa jake rimsko
tax al grecko katolici mohli stat
Idami naseho krasneho a dobre
no spolku, nasej milej, krasnej a
mocnej organizacie, akou je nasa
p S. Jednota. Drahi bratia a Sc
stry, prosfme vas, vsimnite 81
tychto SLOW, teraz mate dobr1 pri-
lezitost', prid tie medzi mas, vstdp-
te do naseho spolku, v ktorom, i.
fam, ze sa budete cftit' dobre a
budete spokojnf, lebo SINE jake
Jedna dObra, uprlmna rodlna.
Bratia, ktorf prived1 alebo ma
vrhuj1 novych ddov, dostand do.
BIRD odmenu "a fch pracu. TAX te.
da neodkladajte, ale usilujte sa
este dnes ohlasit sa ma nize uda-
MI adresu.
Zarove1 oznamujem vam, dra.
hi rodicia slovenski, ze name al
M. Cd. pre- dietky pri nasom spoil,
ku a vas pytam, nedavajte deti
tam, kde sa sklamete, ale dajte
ich tam, kde budete isti a spo-
kojnf, ze mate deti svoje tam
kde maj1 byt': kde ziaden nam
ziaden klam MET, kde "a 20 cen.
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Spokove zpravy
UDOM 6. 260. I. X. S. J. DO LA
SKAVEJ POZORNOSTI.

Spolok Sv. Mateja, c. 26O. I. X.
S. j. prosf vsetkych svojich udov,
ably pristdpili ku vel'konoenej sv.
spovedi v sobotu, %. febr. po obe-
de ve9er a potion nedel'u, l.
marca pri druhej sv. omsi in cor
pore s odznakom ku sv. prijima-
niu. TAX pri tel prilezitosti osla-
vine al patrona naSeho spolku,
sv. Matcja. TAX este raz vas pro
sim, Mill bratia, dostavte sa V maj
vacsom pocte.
Som bratskOu ncto1
M. Kozak, ict
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SCH0DZA POLITICKEHO KLU.
BU MA LANSINGVILLE.

Lansingvillsky Politicky a
Vzdelavajdci Klub odbyvat' bude
svoju riadnu mesacn1 sch6dzu V
nedel'u vecer, V Sokolovni ma
Homewood Ave. 0 pol 8. hodine
Kazdy brat je ziadany sa tejto
sch6dzi slcastnit', ably mas elm
Wac bolo. Dostal som list cd mas
no poslanca do Statnej snemovne,
v ktorom pfse, ze rad by navsti-
Wit sch6dzu nasu prehovorit'
ku nam zalezitostiach, ktor6
by mas vsetkych maly zaujimat'
Je to pan George P. Lewis. Teda
bratia, mech nikto nezameska til
to sch6dzu.
'Juraj Palascak NIL,
zapisnik
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UDOM G. $50. I. X. S. J. DO PO.
ZORNOSTI.

Spolok Sv. Cyrslla a Methoda
Clslo $50. |. 4. s. j. Oznamujo
svoiim udom, ze spolocne pristll-
pine ku vePkonocnej Sv. spovedi
dna T. marca a naSleduj j1ceho dina
s. marca 0 pol 9. hodine inkorpo-
re ku sv. prijimaniu. UdOvia su
ziadani sa dOstavit svoju po-
vinnost' vykonat A ii, ktor[m
ME je mono zilcaStnit' Sa, Sll zia-
danl zadovazit' 81 spovedny IL
stok od duchovneho a ma najbIiz-
Sci sch6dzi oddat' spollov6mu Il
radu.
Tiez sd udovia pozIvaju ma
stvrt'rocnu sch6dzu, ktora sa bu-
de odbyvat' dila 8. maEca. Prldu
ma pretras vazne zalezitosti a po-
dajn Sa Stvrt'rocnt nGtv. Tiez sd
budu vy!berat' mimoriadne pri-
spevky pc 25c, lebo q. feb. 10
mreI nam jeden spolubrat, me-
nomN Stegena.
s bratskou iictou
Jozef Hiznay, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-27
SCHODZA CISLA 3O3. ]. K. S. J
MA STEELTON.

Spolok Najsv. Mena Jezis, c.
3OS. IKSJ. bude mat svoju ria
dnu sch0dzu ma budi1cu nedel'u,
|. marca. Prosime vas bratia,
prid 'tc ma tuto sch0dzu, zncast-
mute sa naSich sch0dz. Prldu vSe-
lijake veci IA pretras a ked' je
malo udov ma sch0dzi, tax sa sta
ne, ze niekedy ami nema kto roz-
hodnnt' V tych vaznych veciach,
Tiez ma tejto sch6dzi budn roz-
dane kazddmu ndovi spovedne IL
Stky. KazdT I'D mech 81 'berie "a
povinnost' prlst' 81 sam pre- tento
listok. Toto Cislo 3OS. Mena Je-
ziS pristi1pi ku vePkonocnej sv.
Spovedi na budilcu sobotu; Z
marca po obede a vecer a ne
delu rano, 8. marca, pri prvej
sv. omsi o pol s. hodine spoloc-
ne co celok ku sv. pri.jlmaniu.
VSotci ndovia mech Sd doStavia
pod kostol do bejzmentu, odkial
spolocnc pOjdcme ma sv. omSu.
Mill bratia, nezabudnite, zti-
castnite sa tohto Slavnostneho sv.
prijimania.- Je to nasou povinno-
st'ou ako udov Katolickej Jedno-
ty, aspon raz roku sa spolocne
s1jst'.
Sine s MctOu vaSi bratia,
Matej Martinko, predS.
Andrej Panda, uctov.