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LITTLE BENNY
BY LEE PAPE.
The Weakly News.
ther. BETTER
SISSIETY PAGE.

WtdJIlSTs DEUEL..
SISSIETY PAGE.
Mr.. Persey Viewer is looking very
serious lately, on account of having a
tooth out in frunt and not wunting to
show the place.
Miss Mary Watkins the we'll known
charity werker is making a bewtiful
lamp shade out of empty potato bas-
kit and 2nd hand peece of silk that
use to be her fathers pidjammers, say
ing she will donate it to a hospittle or
something if she gets it finished.
INTRISTING FACKS ABOUT
INTRISTING PEOPLE.
Reddy Merry can make pennies dis
appeer like a trained magician, ony
when he tries to make them appeer
again they genrelly get stuck on ac-
count of the lining of his sleeve being
tore.
No matter how perfeck Pubs Sim
kinses stockings was when he put them
on, he will always bet anybody cent
any time of the day that there will be
at leest one hole around the feet If
he takes his shoes off.
POME BY SKINNY MARTIN.
Lost Forever.
I planted a acorn in the ground
And covered up its face,
o maybe there's a oak tree there by
now,
But cant remember the place.
LOST AND FOUND.
Not today.
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ness. Her services really cost nothing.
She saves more than she gets.
In number of big department stores
also men and women Of this teaching
temperament are employed TO teach the
staff its WORK. Big telephone companies
also have sucn instructors.
Writing advertising is one form of
teaching, and many n good teacher is
today writing excellent advertising.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-10
Pimento Pickles.

Remove the stem ends and seeds
from some pimentos and cover the
pimentos with boiling water for two
minutes. Drain and cover with ice
water for minutes. Put into jars
and cover with boiling hot vinegar to
which sugar has been added in the
proportion of one cupful of sugar TO
well after the Jars are opened, and
they may be used in many ways. A
few slivers added TO canapes or creamed
chicken or fish are at the same time
decorative and tasty.
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My Neighbor Says:

When meat is to be used for
sandwich filling, it should be put
through the food chopper and
mixed with seasonings.
Do not wash grease spots on
linoleum or wood floors with hot
water as this sets the grease.
Wash with soap powder and cold
water until the grease comes out.
A crater for cheese, etc, can
easily be made at home by punch
ing holes through tin cover with
a nail.
Winter squash should be cut IN
pieces and boiled from 20 to 40
minutes in a small quantity Of
water. When done, press water
out, mash smooth, warm with
butter, pepper and salt.
Always wash eggs before put
ting them in the refrigerator.
(Copyright, 1917
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tight across the chest and at the arms
One little woman Of IS who says she
can wear size Is except for the sleeves
being too tight wants to know whether
exercise will reduce or develop her
upper arms. This is no doubt a point
that will interest other readers as well.
Slender arms are characteristic of the
youthful figure. AS milady develops
normally it is natural that she should
become somewhat heavier and also
larger in girth. At 16 years Of age a
girl who is feet inches tall should
weigh about 113 pounds if she is Of
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who is doing it be-
cause teaching used
to be the only
lady-like job for a
woman.
Here's a girl who
writes me.
Il feel that the
teaching profession
is one of the finest
and offers a splen-
did opportunity TO
do real worthwhile
work, but the field
is OVercroWded.
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Office Teacher.

There's many girl who would love
to teach who can't afford to take the
necessary training. And then, there's
many a girl who hates to teach, but
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-10

Patent leather has smartness all its
own. Its brilliant blackness looks so
clean and trim and when the patent
leather consists of new accessories to be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-10
Size 16.

Being able to wear a size l6 frock
when one is twice that age is a salts
faction that is denied to many women.
The frock may fit in length and bust
measure but is too small at the hips,
or it may fit at the hips but be too
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-10
The Woman Who Makes Good


OF
the highest paid business in
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XX7HENEVER you wash your hair
Wv and most people do it once
week-douse full strength Listerine on
the scalp either. before or after the
rinse. Then massage the scalp and
hair vigorously for several minutes.
You will be simply delighted by the
wonderful feeling of cleanness and ex-
hilaration that follows this refreshing
treatment.
Moreover, it is unquestionably one
of the best treatments for loose dan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-10
Cleans the scalp
sets a wave
checks DANDRUFF

druff does get a start, it will be neces-
sary to repeat the Listerine treatment
Systematically for several days,
using little olive oil in conjunction
with it if the scalp and hair are excess
sively dry.
Listerine removes and dissolves the
dandruff particles and heals and soothes
the scalp. Also, if infection is present.
and most dermatologists define dan.
druff as germ Observation-Disclosures ina
mediately combats it.
aeAa. - -
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druff - for preventing it
and for overcoming it once
it has started.
Many hundreds of
women have told us that
since making Listerine a
part of the weekly sham
poo, their scalp feels bet
ter, their hair looks more
attractive, and they are
never troubled with
loose dandruff.
Of course, if dan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-10

when the hair is unruly
I there is nothing like Lis.
terine to make it set
nicely. The same applies
to a finger wave.
Keep Listerine handy
at home and carry it with
you when you travel.
Medical men pronounce
it the ideal safe antiseptic.
Lambert Pharmacal Com.
pany, st. Louis, Missouri.
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PAGE
20, IOoL

posits of s1,O56,s77. today was in
the hands of state bank examiners,
following decision Of the board of
directors to close the institution.
Reason for closing the bank was
given as frozen assets"
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agents of the state fire marshal's
Office, three men were indicted on
arson charges of the Lake county
grand jury.
Samuel H. Milgrum, George and
James Theoharis are the indicted
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men. Milgrum is accused as a re-
suit of fire in his store at Gary.
He estimated the loss at SAC, 900,
but officials say it was $4,000. The
other two are accused Of setting fire
to their restaurant in Gary.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-23

he parked his car in the 1000 block
North Rural street. and robbed of
so in cash and a watch valued at
$65, he reported today to police.
Hughes said the two bandits ap-
peared at the rear of his car as
he drew to the curb. One of the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-23
ARSON CHARGES FILED

Three Gary Men Accused After
Store and Restaurant Fires.
BIZ Times Special
CROWN POINT, Ind, Oct. 23.-
Following lengthy investigation by
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-23
Deer and Pheasants
Druggists oppose U. S. Interference

. By United Press
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Oct. 23.-
. Robin H. Davis of Denver, headed
. the National Wholesale Druggists
. Association today, following his cleo
, ton at the closing session of the as
/. sociation's convention here. The
druggists adopted a resolution OPP
posing government interference in
business.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-23
MoToRIST is HELD UP

City Man Is Robbed as He Parks
Car; SS7 Is Booty.
William NJ. Hughes, rs North
Keystone avenue, was held up
Thursday night By two Negroes as
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-23

bandits drew a gun while the other
rifled his pockets, he said.
st. Louis Bank Shuts Doors
BIZ United Press
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 23.-The Fidelity
Bank and Trust Company, with de-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-23
.JOSETTE LAVAL
DASRES OFF ON
SHOPPING SPREE
Like American Men? Well,
Haven't Met Many Says
Premier'S Daughter.
BIZ United Press

'Ni GoQ9tllCls
BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, oct. %. - Mile
.Josette Laval took advantage toda,
of her first moment free from Off.
cial receptions to go shopping Will
Irene Claudel, daughter of the
French ambassador.
The two girls dashed off from the
home of Walter E. Edge, American
= ambassador to Paris, in a Fore
sedan without chauffeurs or foot
men. Mile. Claudel, younger of the
ambassadors two daughters, did the
driving.
The vivacious 19-year-old daugh-
ter Of the French premier, dressed
In a blue silk dresS-because blue
is my fathers favorite color" and
white hat and gloves with blue fox
fur, will search Washington shops
for few gifts for her mother. She
also will buy some things for herself
do you like clothes?" she was
asked.
Eyes, of course. French girls all
like clothes, do they not?" she an
sWered
Receipts Reporters
Mile. Laval held her first press
conference just before departing on
: her shopping tour. She received a
dozen or more reporters in the huge
library Of her temporary home while
her statesman father was visiting
Vice-President Curtis and Chief
Justice Hughes at the Capitol.
Mile. Laval appeared to enjoy
thoroughly the exchange with her
/, questioners. She more than held
her own against attempts to get her
=. opinion on politics, matrimony and
= a career.
This is all new to me-" she said
laughing. I think it is too Won
p derful."
How did she like American men?
Well" she answered, Il haven't
: seen many of them yet. You see
at the party Thursday night we're
Belgians, Frenchmen and Italians,
. but few Americans"
: No fright Hand Man
Was she interested in her fathers
= work2
Eyes, of course. But I a mnot-
what do you call it?-his right-hand
man as some have said"
Does she realize the seriousness
of her fathers visit to this country?
. eyes, of course. But I am here
for pleasure"
. Asked if she queried her father
= often on his work, Mile. Laval
laughed and replied:
2 'Oh, yes, but he doesn't always
. answer me-"
1T has ben said you are an ex-
ceptionally fine shot with the rife.
+ Is that SOP" Mile. Laval was asked.
+ "Oh, no." she replied modestly.
Did you ever shoot anything?"
Deer and Pheasants
: Yes, of course. 1 have shot pleas
ants and-What do you call them
+. deer. Yes, it was deer"
She wasn't sure whether a wom-
an could be married and still pur-
sure a career, denied she was en-
gagged, and said many married
= French women have careers. Then
+. with wave of the hand and a
CHEEKY goodbye" she was off, arm
3 in arm with Refine Claudel to visit
. the shops.
= Mile. Laval will be the guest of
I Mile. Claudel for luncheon at the
French embassy later. Her plans
. for the remainder of the day. she
! said, were not complete.
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Mrs. M de Clare Berry will be host
esS at the Hotel La Fayette Monday in
celebration Of Magma Charta day
Mrs. Berry is head of the District of
Columbia branch Of the International
Magma Charta Day Association, which
has for it's objective one day for all
the English speaking races to celebrate
the foundation Of their laws and liber-
ties.
Mrs. Berry il in Philadelphia to at
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Wesley Heights Circle to
Give Garden Party Tomorrow.

Wesley Heights Circle to
Give Garden Party Tomorrow.
The annual garden party Of the
Wesley Heights Circle OF the Florence
Crittenton Home will be held tomorrow
in the garden of the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Allison Naylor Miller on
Cathedral avenue at Forty-fourth street
northwest. The party, which will start
promptly at $50 o'clock in order that
the children of Wesley Heights may at
tend, will end at 9 o'clock. A magic
show will be given in the play room
Of Mr. Miller's residence and a pony
will be availa BILE for all the children
who may want to ride. Ice cream,
candy cake and many diversions will
be arranged for the older generations
attending, Mrs. j. C. Freeland, retiring
president of the circle, is in complete
charge OF arrangements and her COM
mittee includes: Mrs. Carl w. Mitman,
candy; Mrs. c. Chester Caywood.
grounds; Mrs. Horace Dawson. magic
program; Mrs. Bernard A. Smyth, Mrs.
Ruth Curtis Butler and Mrs. Carl w.
Champion, fish pond and children's
activities; Mrs. Charles B. Heinemann.
publicity; Mrs. Otto Englehart and
Mrs. Samuel A. Alexander, ice cream.
and Mrs. Homer F. Dawson, cake.
Mrs. Ida 8. Harrington of Providence
r. l., is at the Dodge Hotel during her
brief stay in the Capital Mrs Harrtnp-
ton is in Washington attending the
meeting OF the Presidents Committee
on Home Building and Home Owner
ship.
Mrs. William J. Blake entertained in
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her home Saturday in compliment to
Miss Elizabeth Mary Mcnamara, whose
marriage to DR.. Andrew Joseph Betz
will take place June 20. The party
was a surprise. Miss Mcnamara was
seated under a large white wedding
bell and Showered with many beautiful
gifts.
Mrs. Thomas r. Callahan, Mrs James
Hayes and Mrs. James McCabe assisted
Mrs. Blake at the tea table, which was
tastefully decorated with lilies of the
valley and fern forming an arch over
a miniature bride and bridegroom.
Other guests were Mrs. Andrew BetZ,
Mrs Walter Mcnamara, Mrs. James F.
Splain, Mrs Edward. STEELE Mrs. Ethel
Waibe, Mrs. MagdAlen Brown. Mrs
Edward P. Donovan, Mrs. d. w.
Burgess, Miss Grace Strange, Miss
Miriam Philips. Miss Kathryn Fegan,
Miss Helen Haltigan and Miss Beatrice
Deeds.
Miss Edith v. Amsler Of Santiago
Cuba, is at the Dodge for few days
Miss Amsler has been doing missionary
work in Cuba, working in the English
colonies and also helping in Spanish
work.
MI JoHn w. HdICen OF elizabeth, N d,
is in Washington for an indefinite visit
and is staying at the Potomac Park
apartments.
Mrs. Kate Carr OF St Petersburg,
Fla, is at the Carlton for several days,
accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Sophia l.. Carr, and Miss Florence c.
Denny.
Mr. and Mrs. George Monaghan OF
Cleveland are at the Shoreham Hotel
Tor a few days, accompanied by their
daughter. Miss Margaret Monaghan.
Mrs. George T. Lord, who arrived in
Washington a day or two ago, accom-
panied by her daughter, is spending
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Ohio. They were accompanied on their
return by Mrs. Green's sister, Mrs. An
ma P. Hilles, Of Columbus, Ohio, who
will make visit in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jay Whitehead
IT, of Pomfret, Conn, are at the Carl
ton for a few days
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Stone Of Atlantic
City arrived in Washington Yesterday
and are at the Shoreham Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Glover Of lake
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Mature, experienced and courageous
though we may be, there still fingers
In most Of us in varying degrees some
dread of the darkness, inherited, per-
haps, from centuries Of ancestors who
peopled the night with horrible shapes
and forms more terrible for being I'M
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some time at Wardman Park Hotel
before returning to her home in
YonkerS, N. Y.
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tend the luncheon given today by Mrs.
James Large to members Of the Ma
( tional Society Of Magma Charta Danes,
in her home, Strawberry HILL at Fair
mount Park.
Miss Marie Menke and Miss Agnes
Menke, daughters of Mrs George Men
Ike, will sail for Europe shortly TO spend
the Summer months
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brewer File
harty have returned from Today stay
at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles ]. Esterly have
motored to Washington from their home
in Reading, Pa, and are stopping at the
Carlton
Mrs. Charles T. Penn. with her par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. l.. Beam and her
brother, DR.. Vernon Beam. who received
his degree in medicine at George Wash
lngton University yesterday. started to-
day by motor for Niagara Falls, Ontario
Mrs Penn and DR.. Beam Will return
to Washington Monday.
Mrs L. B. Mcclure OF Amarillo Tex.
is passing few days at the Dodge and
is accompanied by Miss Victoria War
ner of Cluade, Tex
Mr.. and Mrs Hiram K Green and
their son, Frederick H Green, have Just
returned from motor trip. 10 Salem.
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Bluff, nj, are at the Shoreham for sew
eral days with their two little girls,
Margaret and Ruth.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur J. Campbell,
who arrived in Washington yesterday
from Honolulu, are staying at Wardman
Park Hotel.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Brewer File
harty have returned from Today stay
at Atlantic City.
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Mrs. Charles D. Cole and Mrs
Charles E Detmer entertained jointly
at luncheon and bridge today at the
Columbia Country Club when their
guests included Mrs. James Pierce. Mrs
Louis L. Boekhoff Mrs. Percy Jones
MIS-. George Post, MS. F A. Lechler.
Mrs. H r. Smith. Mrs. John J. Kolb
Mrs. Harry F. Meese. Mrs. George
Brown and Mrs. Clarence Purcell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram K. Green and
their son, Frederick H. Green have Just
returned from motor trip. 70 Salem
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Mr.. Diosdado NJ. zap, technical ad-
wiser OF the Filipino Federation OF
America. will entertain at reception
this evening in the Visayan Circle Hall
at 1917 K street in honor OF Mr. Pablo
s Katigbak. member OF the editorial
staff OF the Chicago Daily News
Mr. zap will entertain at dinner this
evening in honor Of Prof. and Mrs. j.
Orin PIONEERS.
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Reception Tomorrow VIII
Honor Or. and Mrs. Depp.

Mr. and Mrs Frank E. Proctor and
che Misses Proctor have returned from
. ten day trip TO Miami Beach. Fla
and Daytona Beach.
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Mr.. and Mrs Frank ], F. Thiel, who
make their home at Wardman Park
Hotel. entertained at luncheon there
yesterday, their guests numbering
about g.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-01

ne Staty neuznaja vladu Soviet.
skych Socialistickych Republik
pre- tri priciny, ktore sd: y Ru-
sko nedava ten stupen respektu a
ochrany majetku a osobam Gu
dzincov, ako sa vyzadujc medzi-
narodnym zakonom. p Rusko ne
respektuje medzinarodne zavazky
predoslych svojich vlad. 81 Ru-
sko nerespektuje prava inych ma
rodov vyvindt' svoje institlcie a
West svoje vnutorne zalezitesti
bez vmiesovania sa alebo kontro-
ly inych statov. Ked' Rusko spl-
nj tieto tri podmienky, Spoj.
Staty uznajt Rusko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-01
sMRTNE ZPRAVY.

Anna Ivan, q {. 326 +. Federal
St., zomrela v pondelok rano v
nemocnici Sv. Alzbety ma kom-
plikacie nemoci vo veku 60 ro.
kov. Neboha bola jednou 20 star
Sich slovenskych obyvateliek me-
sta, usadiac sa tn pred 40 rokmi.
Bola Idkynou 46. Odboru live.
ny. Oplakava ju dcera pi. Maria
Miller Stvoro vn1cat. Pohrab
jej boil V stredu rano domu
smutku a chramu Sv. Cyrilla a
Methoda. Pochovana bola ma Cal
vary cintorine.
Ludvik Coda, syn Jozefa Go.
dla jeho manzelly, &c. 3Ss
Summit Ave-, zomrel v utorok
v domacnosti rodicov ma kompli-
kacie. Mimo rodieov, oplakava
no sest sestar a styria bratia. Po-
hrab mu bol vo stvrtok q chramu
Sv. Cyrilla a Mcthoda. Pochova-
ny Dol na Calvary cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-01
EPECHkL SAMOVRAzDU
& PRE- sPoTVoRENU TVAR

Jakub Harnuch, 56-rocny, {.
932 Caldwell St., hodil sa sobo-
tn do Mahoning rieky pri Upper
Union Mill Carnegie Steel Co., le-
DO nedavno, jednej bitke, boil
skarede porezany britvou po tva-
ii, co mu tvar vel'mi znesvarilo.
Anton Maltonic, jeho priateP, $
ktorfm spolu byyal, videl Har-
nucha vyjst' ia fabricky most
mad riekou, IS ktoreho sa hodil.
Svodkami samovrazdy boil al
Sloyaci Pavel Remias Andrej
Ragan. Harnuch boil zamestnany
II Carnegie Steel "a poslednych IA
rokov a Europe ma zenu deti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-01
NEMENYI UPLNE
OsLoBODENf

V min. elsie sme par slovami
oznamili, ze apelacny sud nplne
oslobodil Ernesta n. Nemenyiho
zpod obzaloby, re 81 podal falos-
ny ucet volcbnej komisii na $50
"a pozicanie svojho auta.
Nemenyi, ako znamo, boil pra-
covnlkom pri volebnej komisii,
ktorej pomahal pocas volieb ta-
bulovat' hlasy konat' in1 pra-
GU. Pocas 'jasenneho vysetrovania
tejto komisie vel'koporotou,
klerk komisie Morgan primal sa,
ze sa dopustil viacerych priestup-
! kov, medzi ktorymi bolo i vypi-
SAME ceku na $50 Nemenyimu "a
pOzieanie auta a z tohto obnosu
ze mu Nemenyi dal 20 alebo 25
percent. Nemenyi, obzalovany
porotou, ze podal falosny ucet,
dokazal, re ten icet nebol falos-
ny, ze svoj automobil skutocne
pouzil v sluzbach volebnej komi.
sic, vzdor tomu ho porota uzna.
la vinnym sudca Gessner odo.
prel mu preto move sldnc DO.
jednavanie. Naco Nemenyi ape,
loval na apelacny sud. Tento sud
napred vyniesol vyrok, ktorym
Nemenyimu fbol povoleny novt
sud a niekol'ko dni nato, DO no.
vom, d6kladnejsom prestudovan
otazky, no dplne oslobodil. Ape
lacny sud v svojom oslobodzova.
icom vyrolSu udava, re sudca Cess.
ner NAL porotu upravit' na vyne.
senie oslobodzujuceho vyroku q
kedZe to neurobil, chybil. Tie;
chybil pri tom, ze dovolil ne
kompetentne svedectvo a konec
he re okresny zalobca Thomas
pouzil nespravneho argumentu
lktory IDOL vel'mi nemiestny q
predpojaty." Vina vobec nebola
dokazana. CT sa Nemtnyi so svo.
jim zarobkom delil alebo ME, tc
nema mic do CINEMA S podanin
iictu.
Nam sa vidf, ze celia ta kome.
dia S Nemenyim bola pomsta da-
ktorych politikarov, ktorych 81
co novinar, k tomu "cudzinec'
znepriatelil.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-01
PoDAKoVANIE IA OAR
MA SLOW. DIEVC. SKOLu

Ctenemu Uradu VIII. Sloven-
skeho Dna Lackawanna a Lu-
zerne County.
Velebnl Otcovia cteni Pano-
via: Srdecne vd'aky vyslovujeme
Nam q ysetkym tym dobrodin-
com, co prispei M oslavu VIII.
Slovenskeho Dna a venovali phi
.jmy 2 neho ma stavajlcu sa Vys-
Stu dievcensk1 skolu. Tdto obe-
tn sme tohto tyzdna obdrzali '
sumo 100000, ked' nam boil do
ruceny check ma tellze obnos skr-
re predsedu Slovsnskeho Dna,
tvlpy i. j. Bednaf6ika.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-01

Ia poskytnusd ponce, ktora je
nam teraz tax prevel'mi potrebna,
mech Yam dobrotivy Bob zapla-
ii ako On najlepsie vie. Kazdemu,
kto ma beast v tomto stedrom
milodare, ei pracou, ci obetou, ci
priaznivym slovom, prosime cd
dobrotiveho Boha zvlastne po-
zehnanie "a dobrocinni lasku
nam preukazand.
MATKA MARIA Plus,
Predstavena
Sestier sv. Cyrilla a Methoda.
Danville, Pa, "a. aprila 1881.