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initiative and reward that the capitalistit
system implies" He then asks what is
democracy. We quote few terse sentences
from his answer:
''The definition is so simple as te
sound almost absurd. 1t consists of foul
words, but those words should be italicized
Democracy means voluntary coop
GRAFTON.
"Wrggle and twist all you want, but
that is what democracy means, and if you
won't give yourself to voluntary co-opera-
ton, then you won't have democracy"
Every time we organize to found 4
hospital or to take care of unemployment
we are being democrats The old vigilante
committees that made the West decent were
examples Of democracy The most marked
characteristics OF the American is his
genius for voluntary cooperation. This has
been shown time and again. Lord Bryce
remarked it III his American Common
wealth. But whereas we will organize for
everything from a horse show to unemploy-
ment, it is almost impossible to get us to
organize for decent government OF for de-
cent economic conditions
I'VE have no longer any free land; our
apparent inexhaustible natural resources
are now known to be exhaustible; we are
poor, and III many places, crowded; either
we learn the application of democracy which
Is individual sef-government coupled with
local self-goyernment, or else we 90 under. =
If every bridge and golf player and
reader III this country would deduct ) per
cent from his or her bridge and golf and
reading, and devote this 5 per cent to local
politics, and then add to this per cent the
few hours necessary to understand state
and national politics and to vote III both,
this country would shape itself nearer to
the hearts desire with rapiditv that
would be almost alarming
IF You find your government lazy and
dishonest, it is because you. as Il citizen,
have been lazy and dishonest toward the
rights which you as a citizen. possess.
s'All that has been asked of the ordi-
nary citizen is to take some intelligent III
terest III the particular corner in which heI
or she resides and. every now and then, an
hour off III which, intelhgently, to consider
state and national problems =
I believe that the average citizen, in
diligently instructed and once aroused toI
possible danger, is honest, direct and over
cooperative.
sThe man who thinks badly and goes
out and robs. bank is, inherently, no more
OF drag on the body polite than the in
telligent and good citizen who sits III chair
and refuses to lift hand toward the bet
terment Of conditions
Think over what this man has said, YOU
good-citizen readers Of this newspaper The
citizens of this county, on previous occu-
sions, have rallied to the support of good
government. 1t is necessary that they bel
eternally vigilant if honest and progressive
government is to be maintained The de-
structve forces, the dishonest politicians,
the rule or ruin clan are always alert
There is one thing that is indisputable
1t is up to the intelligent and decent
people of every community to stand val
iantly back Of good government if that
blessing is to be enjoyed.
And the intelligent and decent people
are vastly in tha ma iOrity
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~ RADFoRD MOTLEY

Washington, D. C., August with
the dispersal of the bonus army
Washington has settled down again to
its usual midsummer calm. Every
body who can do SO gets out Of Wash
ington in August. That is not SO much
because Washington is any hotter than
any other city in the summer, but be-
cause anybody who lives in any city
who could possibly get to the coun-
try in August does 50.
In place of the permanent inhabi-
tants, composed mainly of government
employees, August always sees great
influx of tourists from the rest of the
United States. This year the number
is not quite SO large as usual, because
apparently fewer people have the
means to take extended vacation trips,
but the hotel and motorists camps
along the river are beginning to fill
up and at every point of interest in
the city one encounters groups from
out of town being shown the sights
of the nations capital by one of the
thousands of licensed guides, who man
age to make pretty fair living show
ing visitors around.
The removal of the Bonus Expedi-
tionary Force was one of those things
which had to be done and which, con-
sidering the fact that the mob was
throwing bricks at the police and at
lacking them with clubs was done
about as peacefully as such mean job
could be done. Nobody enjoyed it, but
nobody sees how it could have been
done differently. When the Spokesman
for the B. E. F. took possession Of
government buildings and government
land and announced that they were
going to stay there until 1945, if neces-
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sary, or until they got their bonus, and
defied the authorities to eject them on
the plea that government property was
their property, there just wasn't any
thing else to do but shoe them off, and
the army handled the job efficiently
and rather tenderly, but with decided
firmness.
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The army ndnuieO the 1OD efficiently
and rather tenderly, but with decided
firmness
Washington looks upon this B. E. F.
episode as manifestation of fostered
discomfort, like the Communist plot to
start runs on banks all over the coun-
try, which was unearthed in Michigan
by secret service men. Just how far
reaching Communist propaganda in
America has become, nobody knows.
1t is the belief of officials here that it
is nowhere near as disturbing or as
widespread as is represented. There
has always been turbulent lawless
element in America, and they have
received great many recruits from
Russia in the past few years. The whole
purpose seems to be to stir up trouble
and embarrass the government in every
possible way Just exactly what good
they expect to accomplish by their
policy Of destruction is not quite clear
to intelligent people.
Secret service men of the department
Of justice know pretty well who the
Communist leaders are, and are usually
we'll informed about their activities.
They found good many of them ac-
lively working in the ranks of the B.
E. F. Indeed it is the belief here that
had it not been for these agitators
who never wore a uniform there would
have been no trouble whatever.
Politically the sensation of the hour
is the appointment of Atlee Pomerene,
former senator from Ohio, democrat
as chairman of the Reconstruction FL
nance Corporation under its reorgan-
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Next Weck:-The Eternal Miracle
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-04
Kto dotrpel?

Majk: TAX veru, mas staryv
kamarat uz dotrpel!
Patrick cozes yari BY Dol
zomrelg
Majk On ME, ale ten jeho
anjel jeho zena.
Ct. eitatcl'ov ,ictiye ziada-
me 9 doposlanie predplatnsho,
ked im yyprsl.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-04
Patranie po dopisoch a inych O.
sobnych pamiatkach ma zaklada-
tel'a sokolstva.

Ell SletOvych SlaVnOStlacl a o..
slavach jubilejneho roku Tyrsov.
no bude na vvstavisti Prahe,
VII, rozsiahla vystava sletova.
Jadro vystavy 'bude Priemyslo-
vom palaci, ktoreho stredna cast
bude premenena slavnostnil
sien Tyrsovu. Ceskoslovenska O.
bee sokolska prosl vsetkych svo-
jich prislusnikov, clenov sokol-
skych organizacif zahranicnych
najma ameri G;yych - a vse-
tky kruhy nesokolske, ably jej pc
mohli ucinit' slpis pamiatok ma
Tyrsovu osobu.
Je znamo, ze 81 DIR. M. Tyrs
dopisoval niektorymi Sokolmi-
priekopnlkmi Spoj. Statoch.
Tieto dopisy iste bud1 obsaho-
vat vzacne rady pokyny a slo-
va povzbudenia, 'budi zrkad-
lom vodcieho ducha Tyrsovho.
Skalova Statna Banka V Chica-
gu, poriadatel 'ka oficialnych w
prav Slovenskej 7. J. Sokol A.
merike po lodiach Europa Bre-
men, vyzyva preto vsetkych kra-
janov, ktor1 by mali nejakd po.
dobnil pamiatku Ma dra M. Tyrsa
ably to oznamili ma adresu ban
ky: 970 West 18th ST., Chicago.
Illinois. Mehovana banka zaria-
di ochotne d'alsi kroky, ably take
pamiatky boly ohlasen6 Sletove.
mu vystavnemu vy,boru pri-
padne boly ma vystavu zapozica-
ne. Je silna nadej, ze v niekto-
rych starych sokoIskych rodinach
V Amerike take osobne pamiatky
sd dosial' nachodia je len ma
mieste, ably holy aspon tomto
Jubilejnom roku s1stredene v
Prahe k prospeehu, vsetkych, ktc
ri slet vystavu navStivia. Ska
iowa banka V Chicagu bude po-
vd 'acna "a akdkol'vek upozorne-
ME, kde by take pamiatky ma o.
sobny styk mohly byt', ably sama
zariadila d'alsie patranie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-04
vRAzDA MA MUzIKE

Y Udyarnoku (Nitrianska r.
Dol sedliacky bal, ma ktorom sa
strhla opravdoya vojna medzi
parobkami domaci1ni parobkA-
mi okolitych dedin. Tito po-
slednl sa totiz mali tuho okolo
miestnych dievcat, takze udval-
nocki mladenci zahoreli ziarlivo-
st'ou. | shovorili sa, ze mladen-
GOV 2. okolitych dedin vyzenl.
Syetla zhasly a nastala pracka,
" ktorej zabite holo 5 mladencov
"A os6b .bolo ranenych, mcdzi
mimi dieycata, ktore boly 20.
sliapane pri dverach. Desat mla-
3dencov, U ktorych bbly najden6
revolyery, noze kyjaky, bolo
arestovan6.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-04

Andrej Susalko, Granville, N,
Z, A kusov pre- dosp. a deti.
Andrej Drotar, Madison, Me-,
20 zen. muz. veci.
Stefan Majoros, Westfield,
Mass. 35 kusoy pre- dospelych.
/. |Clllebom prispely nasledovne
pittsburghske pekarske spolocno
sti: Ward, United, Brown, Seven
Bakers.
Hankey pek. spolocnost', Nc
Kees Rocks, Pa, chlieb.
Darcoyia mech prljinu srdetnh
vd 'aky "a diary lasky, ktore O
chotne a stedre obetuj1. Sncas
ne mech ich krasny prfklad po-
vzbud1 inych bratov sestry X
NASLEDOVANIU.
Bratia a sestry! Pomoc je sur
he potrebna. Vybor Vzajom-
nej ,Pomoci snazne uctive vas
prosf: KOMU LEN NONE, IA
sielajte svoje dary lasky elm maj
skor ma adresu: Slovak League
Relief Fund, P. o. Box 996, Pitts.
burgh, Pa. Najma gros, spod.
ne .saty pre- dospelych i deti a
obuv. Vel'mi trpime nedostatkom
tychto veci, ktore sa prosiaci
najviac uchadzaju. Veriac, bratia
a sestry,. ze 81 tejto vr1cej zia-
dosti nasich biednych vsimnete.
= SINE yam ncte oddany,
Vybor Vzajomnej Pomoci
Slovenskej Ligy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-04
OHIOCANIA MEDZI VITAZMI
v SUTAzI "666".

V nasom casopise uvereji1ova-
Ii sme oznamku vyrabatel'ov lie
kov '666". V ktorej bola nabid-
ka $4,000 cenach pre- tych, kto-
II napisu najlepsie odpovede Ma
otazku 'sWhy you prefer 666 for
cold.
Vit'azov sut'azi bolo mnoho,
podFa soznamu, doposlaneho nam
touto spolocnost 'ou. 70 statu O.
hio dobyli ceny nasledovni: Mrs.
Helen Z. Savage. GAINESVILLE, O.,
prvu cenu $4,000. Po $4,000 W.
hrali: Frank G. Davis, 1862 Ce-
dar Road, Cleveland, o.; Mrs. 3.
A. Kraatz, 1895 Lewis Drive,
Lakewood, o.; Frank j. Mickey,
Fostopia, Q. Pc $1,000 vyhrali
Mrs. A. I'll. Krause, 1871 Il. Goth
Place, Cleveland, o.; Harriet M.
Erdman, Canton, O.; Ira G. Koble
1925 Runnymede Ave, Cincin-
matt, o.; Carl f. Mellage, Xenia,
Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-04
Novsie Diary lasky doposlali
nasledovni:

Juraj Halas, Hazleton, Pa.
Z kusov muz. a zen. veci.
Jan a Zuzanma Sinai. Anson.
Maine, Is kusov veci pre- dospe-
lych a deti.-
Juraj Turcan, Chicago, Ill. =
IS kusov vecf pre- deti dospeI.
A. Andrejeak, Cleveland, o. -
| 6 zen. muzskych veci.
A. Lazorcfk, Pittsburgh, Pa. =
Pre- dospelych a pre- deti II lxus.
u. Plichta, Bridgeport, Conn.
A muz. zen. veci.
Jan Lukae, Syracuse, n. Y, 26
kus. pre- dosp. a deti.
A. ~, Owosso, Mich. q. kabat.
NJ. Skovranok, Johnstown, NY.
25 k. rozl:- veci pre- dosp. a deti.
Andrej Cerven, Roscommon,
Mich. - Is rozl. veci pre- deti a
dospelych.
n. N, Schenectady, N. ", 26
roll. veci pre- deti dospelych.
PAM Hermfna Maz,r, Spring-
dale, Pa, 20 yecf pre- dosp. deti.
Ludvik Sojkovic. Pittsburgh,
16 vecf pre- dospelych a deti.
Michal a Anna Sinai, Anson.
Maine, 30 kusov pre- deti dosp.
G. Pekaril, Lansford, Pa. 212
rozlic. vecl pre- dospelych deti.
Pi. Jozefina Zarecka, Green
vile, Pa, 16 muz. a detskych veci
a slaniny.
Stefan Kraizel, Cambridge, @.
s mllz. zenskych veci.
Rosenbaum Spolocnost', Pitts
burgh, zenske a det. sklobdky.
II. Ierezla Tunderova, Cam
bridge, O., s muz. a zen. vecf.
]. NJ. Miklosko. Hackensack,
n. j, II Diet. a zen. veci
Juraj Majtas 5 MANI, ST. Louis
Mo-, darovali 26 kusov zen. a
det. vecf, a sosbierali od nasle-
dovnych Jan Kedra $ MANI. 30
kusov Diet. Zen. veei; Martin
Rojko ) manzelkou 9 veci pre- de-
ii a dosp.; Martin Majtas s man
zelkou "A kusoy vecf pre- diey-
lcata.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-04
SLOVAK CATHOLIC so.
KOL DUCK PINS.
BY John Talan.

A general let down with one
exception marked last weeks
rolling The one exception proved
to be our old friend from the
down river section, Struthers to
be exact, who have a habit of
busting out for no reason what.
ever. u !
AS there were. not enough of
the K of G boys present to make
a team they forfeited their three
games to Struthers who took the
opportunity to. coup up on the
leading st. Cyrils and also to
bolster up their averages. A
couple of 500 games, the last
game an S9S which broke their
former single game high score
by 2 pins.
The Grand Alleys won three
games from the ailing Sokols in
a weak match, led by the John
son boys. Sarna stood out for
the Sokols.
De Salvo and Kopsic did some
neat rolling and helped the ST.
Cyrlls to take two games from
the Steelton gang. Tommy kra-
mer, Steelton s "old Reliable"
had good evening and rolled 3
nice games.
The coming week finds the two
leaders matched together and
the fur is sure to fly.
The 200 scores:
M. Olenik -. 211.
kopsic 220.
c. Miller - 2O2.
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potrebujem $500. Smilujte sa
Alzbeta Gersioya.

Alzbeta Gersiova.
!, Smithfield, Pa. Balik Z da-
rov lasky som obdrzal. Vel'mi sd
pridalo. Ale treba este; chodim
bosy a bez spodnych Stat Vysiel
som ma zobracku palicu. Hei. ale
SINE vysli nasich spolkoch! Te-
raz, ked' nevladzes platit idu
ia vytvorit'. Prosim, neoEGst al
tie ma. Frantifrl Polak.
Springdale, Pa. So srdec-
nou vd'akou potvrdzujem prija-
tie daru Cd Vyboru Vzajomnej
Pomoci Slov. Digy. Obnv sa pri-
dala j $4.0O ma zaplatenie elektri-
ny (spolocnost ju chcela zatvo-
ritz. Pan Bob zaplat vyboru a
Hachetnym dobrodincom, ktorl
darmi lasky mas biednych pod
poruja. Mech Otec nebesky o.
chrani kazdeho .od takej biedy.
v akej sa dnes mnohi nachadza-
me. - Stefan Jursa.
New York, N. " Y iiprin1
neho srdca, ia chudobna vdova a
mole siroty yam srdecne d'akuje-
me "a halfk Stat. Osatili ste mas.
Mech vam to 'Otec nebesky boha-
te odplat1 a pomaha vam vo va
sej t'azkej praci. Uprimna M "a
ka dobredincom, ktorf pomahajd
nddznej svojeti, re mas .biednvch
satlte krmite. Prosim este obu1
pre- dietky. Cudzi nam nerozl-
mejd a nechcd pomahat. - Maria
Pavlicova.
q Natrona, Pa, nasledovne tri
rodiny: Pavlina Bellasova, Jan
knasko a Maths Kovac, ktor6
Vybor Vzajomnej Pomoci SLOW.
Ligy podporil, vyslovuj1 svoie
srdecne vd'aky "a poskytnutn
pomoc.
Terrace, Pa, Obdrzal som
dar lasky Cd Vyboru Vzajomnei
Pomoci SLOW, Lfgy. .Je to dobra
pomoc pre- chudobneho cloveka !;
Je mas rodine 9 dust. Vyslovu-
jem 1primne vd'aky "a dar w
boru Vzajomnej Pomoci, ktory
sa tax stara 0 mas chudobnvch.
Bob vas xiv! A Wy, bratia a Sc
stry, pomahajte tomuto vvboru.
ably kazdemu pytaj1ce.nu da-
ROY lasky sa mohlo udelit'. Ako
Je to dobre, ked' sd dnes moze-
me 0 pomoc obratit' k SLOW. Ii
ge, ktora je dnes dobra kazd6mu
nasmu rodakovi, ktory pomoc po-
trebuje. - Jan S. Olsovsky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-04
RICHLY POKROK MODERNEJ
VEDY A MoDERNEJ HUBBY.

Hudba k tancl Havanv bola
podana 20. februara posluchacom
Lucky Strike Tancovej Hodiny.
Lucky Strike carodejny prntik
uz predtvm vylddif hudbu Ber-
lima, Parizu, Londyna, Buenos
Aires, Montrealu pre- poslucha-
Gov cd pobrezia k pobreziu a cd
hranlc ku hraniciam Spoj. Sta
tov v programoch tri razy do
tyzdla 20 sest 'desiat model.nych
minlltach hubby najlepsich tam
covych orchestier na syete. Lu-
cky Strike posluchaci uz predtym
poculi hudbu z Havany, takze 20.
februara bolo to uz po druhy
raz.
>Veda yam umoznuje sedet do
ma a pocut' hubby z tisic mil o.
vej djaPky, veda podobne u
moznuJe vyrabatel 'om Lucky
Strike cigariet dat YAM Lu-
cky faJneJsiu a lepsiu cigaretlu.
Veda vynasla tostoyacl process S
pouzitim> ultra fijalovych lieov.
Takto sd odstranujn Lucky
Strike drsne drazdidla, ktore "a
pricinuju drazdenie hrdla a ka-
Sell. Tieto drazdidla nie sii vo
vasich Lucky Strike, lebo boIy
vyhnane.
Ako Lucky Strike Tancova Ho
dina prinasa hudbu svetovych or
CHESTER, talk nakupovatelia doha-
nov pre- Lucky Strike cigarette
donasaju najvyberanejsie doha-
ny 20 syetovych trhov. Me je ale
dost', .dostat' "Smotanu nrody"
pre- vase Lucky Strikes, lebo v
kazdom dohanoyom liste sd ista
drazdidla. Pamatajte, ze Lucky
Strike sil jedine cigarette Ma sve-
te, ktore yam davaj1 ochranu
hrdla tostovacim procesom.
Herci herecky museju 81 dat
pozor ma hrdfo, preto mnohi 4
Mich odobrili Lucky Strikes sa-
/ mi udavaju, ze nedostali ami
centa "a lch odobrenie.
Veda tiez umoznila novy obaI
z celofanu, ktorem su Luckies
zabalene a v cerstvute udrzane.
.Ballk l'ahko otyorite pritisnutim
jedneho rozka a potiahnutim
druheho.
Tedy, vidno, ze vyrabatelia
Lucky Strike pouzili vedy, aby
yam dali najvyssej kvality Lu-
ckies, prave ako pouzili vede-
ckeho vyvinu radiu ma priye-
denie najfajnejsej hubby takej
dial'ky ako je Havana. (Ohlaska)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-04
DO RENTU DOM L.ltCNo.

6.izbovy dom ma Z. lilici 4 Strut
theirs je do prenajmu IA SIS me.
sacne. Pri dome je yei'ka zahrada
7Ox1O0, vela ovoc. stromov. Biz
ko Sheet & Tube. Joz. Sotkovsky,
65 Charles ST., Struthers. 1O}|
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-04
HRMf, BLYsKA sA.

mfakaVy, mracna.. Hrml, blySka
sa... Blesky osvetluju prazdne kn
ty svetlic..., civil 'kami osvetia
stillene deticky, jako prose5ne
vystieraj1 ruky k opodial' stoja.
elm zarmdtenym rodicom: s'Daj
te nam chleba SINE hladne, nahe
bose. y a rodics Zial' mu sviers
srdce. Rad by pomoct', nakrmit
svojich milackov... Nema coho
nemoze...
Ej, blyska sa mad chudobnym
slovenskymi domacnost ami. Bl,
sky biedy, nedostatku, zial n
stra6lania, utrpenia, placu, vzdv-
chania osvetluj1 hladom emo
rene rodiny.
Cely svet sa ~svija. v ekonomi
ckych bolestiach. Trpi chudobnl
l'ud a najma trpi slovensky TO
botnlk jeho vycivenou rodinou
Kto sa no ujme2 kto mu pomo
ze? kto, mu porozumie /? Iste .nie
cudzf! Nuz, ktoze mu ma pc
moct', kto ho ma ma svoje prsis
privinnt :? Nikto my, iba S'WO
JET, totM my VSETCT, bratia /;
sestry! Lebo ak 81 nebudeme
VHAJOMNE pomahat', utrpeni,
bude. este vacsie.
Neboli by sme krest 'ania, Ia
dia, nemali by SINE srdca, ak BY
SINE ostali hluchi, nevsimavi pro
ii prosiacej svojeti. Vyronme 81
III mad krivdou biednych mech SO
owe mas cit Pudskosti, krvne-
spolupatricAosti skutkom do
brocinnosti dokazme, re SMF
JEDNA KRV!
kazda struna svojpomoci MU
81 byt' natiahnuta, ked' HAS kr.
Vi vola: pomahajte, dajte nan
chleba, odevu, obuvi, paliva, gro
sa ma lieky, ma lekara! - Naso,
povinnost'ou ie vsemozne POMA
HAT SVOJETI!
Pomahajme rozhanat chmary
biedy zponad domacnosti sloven
skych ! - I ten najmensi dar Ia
sky sa ochotne prijima. - Vsim
mite 81 nasledovne vr1ce, npenli
We prosby, ako vd 'aky "a OBJ
drzane' uz dary lasky J
Youngstown, @. - Prosim, po-
MOTE nam, smilujte sa. Je mas I
" rodine, SINE nplne vycerpanf
Met nicoho, ami Stat, ami obuvi
AMI chleba "a co k1pit'. Boze, ne.
vleme, ako bude nami. = Ka
tarina Markovicova.
Lyndora, Pa. s lnapzelkou a
. Diet mi nachadzame sa yo vel'ke-
biede; diva roxy nepracujem. @
braciam sa k vam pomoc. Smi-
MJte sa mad nami; bieda ma nas
ll'adi kazdeho k1ta. - Stefat
Capar.
Tarentum, Pa. W SINE boil eel
z1fali. Nebolo ami chleba... V ro
dine je mas s hladnych dust. Kol
ko raz manzelka plakala, ked
dietkam stare Saty platala. A
vd'aka Bohu, prisla pomoc cd
Nyboru Vzajomnej Pomoci Slov
Ligy a zasa SINE plakali, ale te
raz radost'ou. AMI sme nechcel
verit', ze sa niekto stara o ma,
chudobnych Slovakov Ameri
Ike. Bob yam odplaf mnohona.
sobne! Modlime sd "a vas. Fran
tiSek Hrebicek.
Braddock, Pa. So sest Diet !
mi manzelkou SINE takmer ma.
hi a HADN'T. Manzelka je IS rokoy
chora. Pre- Boha vas prosime, po-
mozte nam, nedajte nam zahy-
nut. Jan Rybar.
Bentleyville, Pa. Prosime
vas, udel'te nam nejak1 podporu
2 darov lasky. Nepracujem od +
1922, pocas strajku nina i mo.
ju zenu postriel ali. Obaja sme
mrzaci. Ysetko sa nam minulo
Sine ,odEazani hladom 20
mriet'. Met co jest. Stefan
E.I1
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-04

League Records
High Individual Il game) -
Marion - 245.
High Individual 6 games) =
Scannell, GIG.
High Team Il game), Struth-
ers, S9S.
High Team g games) St.Cyrils
1882.
The Washington times., 1932-04-15

Handouts and shackles are
rarely employed by Capt. M. M.
Barnard, superintendent of the
District Reformatory at Lorton,
Va, in transfer of prisoners from
other penal institutions to Lor-
ton.
When the captain visits the
penal institutions to interview
prisoners before the transfer, he
makes it a practice Of placing
the prisoners on their honor be-
fore they are taken to the train.
AS a general rule, Captain Bar
nard says, the prisoners keep their
word.
Recently, he and five deputies
transferred 40 prisoners from the
Leavenworth penitentiary to Lor
ton without handouts. In keep
ing with his pledge to Congress,
The Washington times., 1932-04-15
So IN MIDDLEBURG HUNT

MIDDLEBURG, Va, April Is.
The entry list of the twelfth an
nual race meet of the Middle
burg Hunt scheduled tomorrow
on the estate of D. C. Sands is
the largest in history of the we'll
known hunt There are So
entries for the five races. with
post entries in the huntsman's
race.
The big event, a 4-mile race
over stiff timber, has IL entries,
with the probability that all
would face the starter.
The first race, the Sunnybank,
amateur flat race for 3-year-olds
and upward, about a mile and q
half, has eight entries. The third.
the William Skinner Memorial, a
steeplechase over regulation brush
jumps for qualified hunters, for
The Washington times., 1932-04-15

5-year-olds and upward, about 212
miles, has IL entries.
The Loudon Plate, open race,
about two miles over brush
course, has IS entries and the
final race, the huntsman's, for
horses ridden regularly during
the past season by hunts and
whips of neighboring packs and
to be ridden by them in the race,
promises to be well filled.
The first race will start at 1870
o'clock.
The Washington times., 1932-04-15
OPENING
SCHEDULED

The Mt. Vernon Memorial
Boulevard will be open to traffic
at night as well as day, starting
late next week, officials at the
Bureau of Public Roads an
nounced today.
Installation Of lights along the
highway was to have been COM
pleted tomorrow under former
plans, but unreasonable weather
of the last few weeks has re-
tarded the work.
The Washington times., 1932-04-15
DR.. T|NDALL, 88,
GRAVELY Ill

Dr. william Tindall, S8-year.old
Civil War veteran, and head of
the information bureau at the
District Building, is seriously ill
q Walter Reed Army Hospital.
DR.. Tindall, who is the author
Of many historical publications,
is one Of the few men living who
witnessed the battle between the
Monitor and the Merrimac at
Hampton Roads.
DR.. Tindall has served the Dis
trict Government for SO years,
holding various positions and
posts during his lengthy career.
The Washington times., 1932-04-15
Cosmopolitan Club
Nighf Near

The Cosmopolitan Club will hold
Ladies' Night" at the. Shoreham
Hotel tomorrow evening. There
will be an entertainment and
dancing. international President
Michael M. Doyle invites members
of the club to a clam bake 70 be
given by the Richmond Cosmo-
politanS Tuesday.