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The Washington times., 1933-09-15
By KIRK MILLER
Times Sports Editor

The Washington ball park to-
day commenced to accept appli'
cations for the pending world Sc
ries.
Forty thousand persons will be
able to see each classic game held
in washington on october 5, 6 and
7, according to the plan for the
local ticket sale made by the
Washington ball club this morn
ing on the arrival from Chicago
of Secretary Eddie Eynon, who
has been in conference with Base
ball Commissioner Kenesaw M.
Lands in the Windy City.
The 10000 will include box
seats, grandstand, improvised cen
ter and right field pavilions, i'm
provised box, temporary right
field bleacher, working press COM
plimentary and standing room
customers.
Box Seats $3.50
Box seats will sell for $3.50 a
game and must be bought for all
three games.
Grandstand seats will be sold
for $3.50 a game and must also
be bought for all three games.
Centerfield and right field pavilion
seats will be $3.50 a game and
must be bought for the three
games.
Temporary bleacher seats and
The Washington times., 1933-09-15
johnson SEEKS
PRICE CURB
BY International News Service


Determined to prevent prices
from running away" from the
earning power of workers, Hugh
s. Johnson, recovery administra-
tor, today said that a detailed
survey of the effect of the NRA
on prices is being made by statis-
tical experts. He said:
"If prices run away from in
creased wages, it will be like
a frog jumping out of a well
and falling back. Every time
he gains a foot he loses two
feet"
Asked if prices would run away
under initiation, johnson replied:
''NOw you are asking me some
thing that I cannot answer
some of them will"
johnson said he had presented
to President Roosevelt a joint
statement by the industrial and
labor advisory boards of the NRA
on the labor provisions of the re-
covery law.
The statement is expected to
outlaw the so-called merit clause"
in all future codes.
He failed announcement Of the
r. F.. c. that it is ready to make
loans to private business If the
banks fail to do so, and to aid the
banks in financing industry.
The Washington times., 1933-09-15
NEW REVOLT 7
F|zZLES OUT
IN CUBA
Rebels in Pinar Del Rio Flee
To Mountains Without
Firing Single Shot
By WIN. K. HUTCHINSON

HAVANA, Sept. Is G.N.SO.
An attempted revolt in Pinar
del Rio, westerly province OF
Cuba, against the new gov
ernment of President Romanon
Grau San Martin, has been
suppressed, it was officially
announced this afternoon.
The Cuban army announced the
rebels had fled into the mountains
without a single shot having been
fired.
The announcement said that
many of the participants in the
revolt had been forced to join its
leader, capt. Ramon Aran, and
that these men now had vol
unfairly returned to their posts.
Other RevOltS ..
Meanwhile, the ousted army o.
ficers still besieged at the Ma,
tional Hotel claimed additional
revolts in Santa Clara, Matanzas,
and Cienfuegos provinces.
It was reported two ousted
army officers planned to put
troops in the field in Santa Clara
province. ,
Pinar del Rio rebels had seized
arms at the barracks and gone
into the mountains with band OF
aroused civilians to entrench. The
number of this force was not
definitely known, but officers in
the National Hotel said it COM
prised 300 men.
Col. Batista denied the alarm
ing reports from Santa Clara,
and the police sergeant in Santa
Clara city denied the reported
uprising in a telephone CONVEX
sation with International News
Service, stating absolute tran
quillity prevailed throughout the
province.
The Washington times., 1933-09-15
Norfolk Makes Ready
For New Hurricane

NORFOLK, Va, Sept. Rain.
50 was literally batter
ing down it's matches today as an
uneasy populace awaited the ar
rival of a tropical storm sweeping
in from the sea and scheduled to
strike here about midnight.
Winds of hurricane force, with
a velocity as high as 80 miles
an hour, were predicted.
The storm was reported early
today 200 miles southeast of Will
mington, N. G.
Transportation companies, fear
ing a recurrence of the high tide
that flooded many sections of the
city during the terrific storm
that raked this section of the
coast two weeks ago, were moving
freight out of low areas.
Residents of Ocean View and
Willoughby Spit, which juts out
into Chesapeake Bay here, were
advised by police to, move back
from the waterfront.
The Spit suffered heavy dam
age during the storm two weeks
ago.
The Washington times., 1933-09-15
TAKES THIRD
HUSBAND IN
NEVADA
Former Mrs. Ruth Dickson on
Honeymoon After Plans Go
Astray at Marriage

The former Mrs. Ruth Thurs
ton Maitland Dickson, 81, step
daughter of DR.. William A.
White, superintendent of st.
Elizabeths Hospital for the In
sane, was on her third honey
moon today, this time with a
Las Vegas (Nev.) taxicab
driver, friends in Washington
learned.
She and her new mate, Dewey
Howard, 81, were married in Las
Vegas by Justice P. j. Springer, it
was learned.
The new Mrs. Howard is the di'
ivorced wife of Lieut.. Lester j.
Maitland. noted army aviator
and also the ex-wife of Cecil B.
p4writer. -
Just Got Divorce
Mrs. Howard was granted her
second divorce decree in Las
egas only a few weeks ago from
Dickson, a writer making his
home in Washington. She charged
cruelty.
In her first divorce, granted
her in April, 1880, from Lieuten-
ant Maitland, she charged mental
cruelty. Maitland was the first
person to successfully fly the
Pacific to Hawaii. She married
Dickson a year after her divorce
from Maitland.
CIimaxes Hectic Day
Upon her divorce from Matt
land, she was granted custody of
their 5-year-old daughter, Pa
tricia Ruth, by a court in Las
Vegas. The daughter has been
with her ever since.
Her marriage to Howard cli-
NAKED a hectic day for the pair.
Shortly after they had appeared
at the clerks office and obtained
(Continued on Page 2, Col. ~
The Washington times., 1933-09-15
HOOVER CALLED
REPEAL|ST

DEL MONTE, CAL, Sept. Is
G.N.SO.-Former President Her
bert Hoover privately favored re
peal of the Eighteenth Amend
Inent, Arthur L. Race, Of Boston,
chairman Of the prohibition COM
mittee of the American Hotel AS
ISOLATION, told the annual conven-
ton delegates here.
Race said Mr.. Hoover sent for
him after the September election
in Maine and wanted to know
what happened" Race added:
'"That was the first time the
Republican party had become
worried about the possibilities
of their remaining to rule in
Washington.
'T told Mr.. Hoover what it was
all about and he said to me,
although he would not let me
say afterward, that he was for
repeal Of the Eighteenth Amend
.ment and thought it ought to
be repealed as soon as possible.
He also told me of the magni-
tude of the bOOtlegging and the
speakeaSy industries. He knew
all about it and said they all
should be eliminated as soon as
possible"
The Washington times., 1933-09-15

Hatteras to Wilmington. Storm
warnings were also displayed
north from Hatteras to Boston
and south from Wilmington to
Charleston.
Virginia In Path
Maryland and Virginia are in
the storm area.
Unless the path of the hurri-
cane sweeps this way, the storm
will not be as intense as that
which the District went through
several days ago.
At that time the wind reached
a maximum velocity of So miles
an hour, while tomorrow's wind
will probably not exceed 35 miles,
it was said.
The Washington times., 1933-09-15
SOCIETY WOMAN WEDS TAXI DRIVER
Hurricane SwerueS;
Gale, Torrent Due
Here Tomorrow

Heavy rains wind that may reach gale velocity will
reach Washington in advance of terrific tropical
approaching the coast the Weather Bureau
nounced today
The Washington times., 1933-09-15
Du POnt FdUOrs NRA
Rut Asks LenienCV

WILMINGTON, Del, Sept. IS
G.N.SO.-Expressing his support
of the NRA, Pierre S. du Pont,
president of the E. I. du Pont de
Nemours Company and a noted
industrialist, in a letter to a
South Bend, Ind, correspondent,
today urged that those entrusted
with the NRA administration as
sumo a more tolerant attitude.
The Washington times., 1933-09-15
STRIKES END.
EXPECTED IN
24HOURS
Roosevelt Demands Action;
Wage Differences Reported
"Ironed Out"

UNIONTOWN, Pa, Sept. Is
E(I.N.S.).-Although the flames
of violence flickered low in the
bituminous coal "holiday" this
afternoon, sporadic disturb
ances continued.
c. H. Yauger, miner employed
by the H. C. Frick Coke Company
at Edenborn, was probably fatally
injured today when three men
waylaid him on his way to work
and beat his head with rocks.
Yauger said his assailants also
attempted to break both of his
legs by twisting them. He was
found crawling on his hands and
knees, half -dazed, on the roadside.
Earlier today a mine picket was
shot following an alteration with
q strike breaker near Mt. Pleas
ant, in Westmoreland county.
Officials Take Action
Meanwhile, operators and union
leaders based their hopes of bring
ing peace to the strife-torn area
on three developments during the
night and early today. 4
These were: a
/. President RooseYelt,s, yir-
tual ultimatum to miners and
operators to get together on
competitive codes and wage
agreements. That ultimatum
expires tonight.
2. Prompt action by Gov.
Clifford Pinchot in rushing
State police into the affected
area. The State police have or
ders to permit peaceful picket
ing but also to protect and
guard miners who Withstand the
persuasive arguments of the
pickets and insist on entering
the pits.
8. Disavowal of the holiday
not only by responsible leaders
of the United Mine workers of
America but also by an appar-
ent majority of the miners af-
fected by the holiday. These
latter frankly admit their fear
of intimidation by "left-wing"
strike leaders.
International News Service
brought to the mine field the
statement of President Roosevelt
can persuade him not to go in.
that's all right with us.
"But if that man refuses to
20 out on strike, that's his
(Continued on Page 2, Col. y
The Washington times., 1933-09-15
Griffmen Game Off;
TUin Bill Tomorrow

Because of inclement weather,
today's ball game with the De.
troit Tigers has been postponed
until tomorrow, at which time
a doubleheader will be played.
Ladies Day, which was to nave
been held today, will be held
Monday, when the st. LOUIS
Browns are here.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-24
RozPoMIENKA MA NEB. MI
CHALA GEGU$A.

Michal GeguS, ktory sa tax ma
HE v mladom veku odobral do
vecnej slavy Otca nebeskeho, bol
jcdnym nasfch spolnziakov.
Este ako mali chlapci chodieva-
Ii SINE spolu do osadnej skoly Sv.
Cyrilla Mcthoda. Tn SINE sa IL
cili a bavili ako chlapci V takych
rokoch sa main.
Po skonceni naSho ucenia tuna,
vybrali SINE sa ma cestu do vyssich
Sk6l. Odcestovali SINE do kolegia
Sv. Prokopa v Lisle, ILL., STUDIO
vail sme spolu, t'azko to bolo, ale
ako porekadlo hovori, "Ucenie je
mucenie" Veru to je pravda. A.
ko al mas spolubrat Michal, po
naSom Studentskom meme s''Sam-
N.Y., studoval t'azko, horko pra-
coval, ably sa mohol vyvISit' na
vyssi stupen V svojom zivote, aby
mohol dosiahnut' syoj cieP; ably
mohol byt' ma pomoci svo.imu O..
tcovi, svojej matke, ktorl t'azllo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-24

.pracoyali, horko, sa potili, aby ieh
syn mohol matt. vsctko, 10 mu
bolo treba. Chceli mu dobre uci.
nit, ably sa mohol vyncit aby
boil inteligentnym muzom, aby
mohol zastupovat svoj rod hoe
jakej prilezitosti
Bob dal, Bob wal. Nemohol do
koncit' svoj ciel'. Prisla jeho ho-
dina. Odobral So do vetnej slavy
cd svojich 'rodieov, bratov a see
star; cd mas, jeho spoluziakov, Cd
svojich znamych priatel'ov. Taz-
ko je jeho rodieom. Tazko je nam,
jeho spoluziakom. Ako STUDENT,
pracovali SINE spolu; ihrali SINE sa
spolu; zartovali SINE spolu; tax ze
j nam je ztrata vel'ka, lebo M
sme len traja, ktorf SINE boil v
iednej triede S MIN. Menovite Rev.
Shuba, DR.. Kupec Andrej HAM
rak. Zialime ako jeho spolnziaci.
tax al ostatnf STUDENT "a svojim
spoluziakom, nikdy nezabudne.
me nan. Ostava nasich srdciach
do sllontenia naSho zivota.
Andrej Hamrak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-24

5 i :. Il : Il
predseda tel organizacie spravca
a Sumnymi slovami pod'akoval
vsetkym, i tym, co uz odisli do.
NOV; talStiez otcom duchovnym i
recnfkom tym zenam, ktore pri-
hotovily til veceru.
Predseda oddal slovo dnchovne-
mu, Rev. Jozefovi Mill duchov-
ny otec tax samo vSetkym krasne
pod 'akovali "a vytrimanie "a po-
sliichanie a tax sa vsetci pomod.
Jill banket Dol skonceny.
Pritomny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-24
vYSfAHovAI.H0Tvo v NO.
III vEAGBRL ,,.,

Podl'a predbeznych zaznamov
Y Statnom statistickom trade bo-
10 ' ,mesiaci novembri 1882 vyda-
ne vystahovaleck yeh pasov ' Ce-
ch6ch pre- 1O3 " oktobri 115) g.
sob, ma Morave q v Sliezsku pre-
2g4 (43), ma Slovensku pre- lii
{151), ma Podkarpatskej Rusi
pre- 6 ! (12) os6b, spolu v celej re-
pnblike pre- SIS (328. os6b, ! Mich
416 (206) osob oznacilo "a ciel',
cesty st6ty europske, to Fran
ctgsko So (77), Nemecko is (14),
Aak6sko II ~, Svaz sssR 261
t66), Belgicko IL az, Jnhosl&viu
3 az, Rumunsko l (l2), Ma
diaFsko . (6) . ostatne 5t&ty
eslfopske 10 l1a) St6ty z6ncr-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-24
HRDINsKY GIN sLovAKA
v JUzNEJ ANdERIKE.


2 Argentfny dosla zvest', ze v
meste Doksude umrel oravsky ro-
dak Tomas Knbik, ktory boil tam
zamestnany II istej petrolejarskej
firmy. Umrel ma nasledky popale.
MIA, ktore 81 utrzil pri hrdnskom
cine, ktorym aida zachranil cele
mesto cd poziaru. Nadrzka, v kto
rel bolo do 100000 litrov petroleja
sa totiz zapalila plamen ohrozo-
val inc nadrzky. Kubik, nedba-
jnc plamen, uzavrel privodne
r1ry tychto nadrziek, Gin poziar
lokalizoval, pri com vsak utrpel
take popaleniny, ze i'm podl'ahol.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-24
REZOLUCIA PRACOvNEHO SJAZDU
AUTONOMISTOV.
(PokraGovanie.)


co zakladu rol 'nickeho dveru
Ziadame primerane zastnpenie
Slovenska penaznej rade.
Ziadame nalezitn reformu slo-
venslxych filialok Zemskej banky
Hypotccnej banky Ceskej, pre-
toze slozenie ich predstavenstvi
slovenskym poziadavkam nevyho-
vuje. ie prilis strannicke, najma
pri Hypotecnej banke Ceskej.
ziadame. ably Vseobecny PEN
zijny hstav, Ustredna socialna po
st'ovna, PoStova sporitel 'ha, coli
ny fond ostatnt institdcie nale-
zite podporovaly svoiimi kapital-
mi slovenskv hospodarsky, zivot.
Ziadame, aby Narodna banka
eesko.slovenska preiavovala vac
81 zanicm oproti ekonomickym
po>tulAtom slovenskym.
Koneene ziadame, ably ma Cd
skodnenie, doterajsich. krlvd, pa
chanych ma slabsom Slovenshu,
boil utvoreny reparacnv fond 70
spoloenych statnych prostried-
kov, ably sa elm skorej vyrovna-
ly nalezitosti Slovenska so zemia-
mi zamoravskFmi
Ziadame cd zodpovednych cini-
tel'ov, aby venovali zvysenh po.
zornost' obcia,n mestam ma Slo-
vensku, ktore sa nasledkom ne
porozumenia a macosskeho zach.
chodenia centralnych liradoy do
staly do t'azkfho, financn6ho po-
lozenia.
Postavenie samospravy ma Slo-
vcnshu je kriticke. Verejno-prav-
nc prijmy obci a miest ma Slo.
vensku roka ma rok upadajl a
naproti tomu illohv obcl miest
sa elm d'alej, tym Wac zvysujd.
Jedine krajilske prispevky m6zu
zachranit' slovenskh samosprayu
od iiplneho npadku a preto oprav
meme ziadame zvysenie krajinske-
no prispevku pre- slovenskH OBJ
ce a mesta..
Sine ia dokonale vybndovanie
silnej a iednotnei samospravnej
organizacie v ramci Slovenskeho
krajinskeho svazu obci a miest a
rozhodnc sa staviame proti spo-
litizovaniu rozbijaniu sloven-
skvch samospravnych sfkov
Ziadame, aby uznany respek-
tovany Dol 1stavny recovy zakon
so dna 20. februara 1920. Mech
vlada nariadi, aby par. tohoto
zakona Dol vykonany ma celej cia
re, ktory priamo naklada,i aby,
slovencina ma Slovensku bola POI
vinne uzivana. v duchu tohoto
zakona mech vlada nariadi, ably
ma Slovensku pri vsetkych lra-
doch, sddoch a na akolach Cd
univerzity po detsk6 opatrovne,
dradovalo pot 'azne vynSovalo
sa reci sloyenskej.
Slovensk6 brady a slovenske
skoly obsadit' len Slovakmi. Ma
prednostenske, yeddce miesfa W.
menovat' len Slovakov, respektu-
fjle pritom mensinove prava fsta.
Won zabezpe0ene. sostavit' osobit,
lny slovensky Status, platnt pre-
vsetkych Statnych q verejnfeh za
lmestnancov, dradnikoY, uoitAl'ov,
|pro{esorov std, A Slovssata, j
| fktor6ho ~ ~ y prsstt trtnis Ao
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-24
Telefon 44431
Joseph Friedman
Pravotar a verejny notar
210 Stambaugh Bnilding
Youngstown, o.

statusu historickych zemi mech
je nmoznene.
AXE by sa ukazalo potrebnym
z dovodov dspornych prepdst'a at
zamestnancov ktorehokol 'vek cd
vetvia statnej sprayy, ziadame
vyslovne, aby sa tato restrikcia
ma Slovensku Slovakov netykala.
Ziadame zastavit' ter0rizovanie
a prenasledovanie statnych We.
rejnych zamestnancov, uvedome-
l9ch, roduvernych Slovakov pre-
politicke presvedcenie. Prosfme
vsak vsctkych Slovakov, ably Pc
stovali lasku k rodu dali vyraz
svojmu pnesvcd6eniu, kcd' to ma
rod cd pich kedykol'vek ziadat'
hude.
v centralnych 1radoch praz-
skych mech sa sriadi osobitne od-
delenie pre- veci slovenske a od-
delenia tieto mech sa obsadia Slo-
vakmi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-24
sKLAREN Y SARI6I ZAsTAvI
LA trNNOSf.

Ma Stedry vecer ze len docasne
zastavena bola praca sklarni
Maria Dolina Y Kruzl owe. Cez
vsetko ocakavanie, podnikatelia
pre- nedostatok objednavok pracu
Y Skl$rni neobnovii q tax $50 ro-
botnfkos xostalo bez zamestnania.
= t5ehto asi 70 dostane podporu
p4dlss gsntsk6ho systkmu, ale dru
ii dsnnf robotnici zostan6 bez
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-24

Ziadame slovensk1 vereinost'
aby' sa d6sledne drzala hesla
"Svoj k svojmu!"
/ Dozadujeme sa splnenia pro-
gramu o vystavbe zeleznic, uloze-
neho do zakona cfslo 235-2O Sb.
z. a H., menovite urychleneho bu-
dovania zeleznice Cervena Skala
Margecany.
Dozadujeme sa vSeobecn6ho sni
zenia zeleznicnych nakladnych
tariff pri doprave vyrobkov tu-
zemskeho p6vodu.
Dozadujeme sa 1pravv export
nych tariff, zaist 'ujncich nasim
vyrobkom odbyt ma trhoch "a
hranienych.
Prctcstnjeme proti tarifnym
i'll 'avam. poskytovanym vyrob-
kom cudzozemslym, sonkurujn-
elm vyrobkom domacim.
Dozadujeme 81 .akej tarifalnej
npravy, ktora by priblizila slo-
venske pro Ety !, miestam spo-
treby.
DozaduJeEle ST. zastilpenia Slo-
venska V Spravhom Shore stat
nych zeleznic, vacsieho zastIpe-
MIA v Tstrednej rade ze1eznienei
rade. silnicnej.
Dozadujeme sa inkameracie kra
jinskych hradskych cestou pri-
pravovaneho silnicneho zakona.
Dozadujeme sa sriadenia civil
nych letist' pre- Piest'any a Ia
| try.
Dozadujeme sa dobudovania a
podporovania dunajskych prista-
vow. .-.
Ziadame zdravu hospodarskn
politiku, ably pol 'nohospodarstvo,
obchod, zivnostnictvo priemysel
boil rentabilny, lebo len ma zallla-
de tomto mono vybudovat' zdra-
VII siet penaznych nstavov a
m6zu tieto iistavy zdarne ncinko-
vat. wv
Ziadame rozumnu a Setrnti da-
novn v6bec financnn politikn.
Stat svojou danovou politikou
mech neskonfiskuje cely docho-
dok, ba i majetkovi1 podstatu po-
platnika, ale danova politika mech
je taxa, ably umoznila tvorenie
noveho kapitalu pre- yyrobu po-
trebneho.
Pokladame "a skodlive pre- cele
narodne hospodarstvo, ked' sa
stat a verejna ruka vobec prilis
zadlzuje, pretoze tym vyvolava
nezdrave pomery ma trhu kapita-
lovom.
Ziadame vhodnh noyelizaciu te-
rajsieho poplatkoveho systemu,
ktory over prflis zdrazuje.
Ziadame, aby vsetok so Sloven-
ska pochadzajdci kapital verej-
neho razu boil vylucne ukladany
len ma Slovensku.
ziadame sriadenie bury cen
lnych papieroy ma Slovensku.
ziadame d'alsie vybudovanie
dlhodobeho hypotekarneho i've
ru, pot'az do zivota uviest' kon
venciu o medzinarodnom hypote-
karnom nstave.
Ziadame urychlene vybavova-
ME ziadosti sloyenskych sanio.
|spr6vnych korporacii . potvrde-
| a stal1ov sporitsl n.
| 1iadame fprsvn pozemtoyei
4 '.knihy a q peae.. Y y fho katAstru,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-24
KRASNA SLOVENSKA
SVADBA.

Youngstown, O.. dna H. febru-
ara. Boil som Svctlkom krasnej
svailby II pana Jozefa koshan. Y
ten den 81 81 nbili vernn lasku p.
Frank Mishanil1 a 81. Marienka
Koshan. Ich svadobnou druzinou
boil: starejsim p. Jozef Tkae,
svatkpu pi. Anna Markuza, STAR
Sim druzbom Jurai Lahita, druz-
bami Jozef Hrusovsky, Jozef Pc
trek a Stefan Horvat, prvou dru-
zicou .Tanka Koshan, druzicami
Jozefina Koshan, Julia MiShanilS
a Helena Fasank.
Ked' III Dol cas-, re sa mali po-
hniit' do chramu Pana, vtedy pan
starejsi prikroeil ku svojej praci
ia poziada.l mlady park, aby 81 po-
kl'akli pred svoiich rodieov a pro-
sill ich odpustenie ysetkyych pre-
vinenf, ktorych sa dopustili cd
kolfsky az po dnes. Rodicia i'm
to neinili potion i'm dali svoje
rodieovske pozehnanie tax ich
vyprevadili ma cestu do chramu
Pana. Zarosily sa rodieom oei,
ale neboly to Shy zialu, ale Shy
radosti. ked' videli rodicia kracat
svoiu dcaru a svojho syna ku Oh
taru medzi druzbami a druzicka-
mi V bielom svadobnom rdchu a
ked' videli. ze ich dcera dosla ko-
neen6ho ciel'a a podala ruku YER
ne milovanamu svoimn drlthovi ia
ce1y zivot.
Cirkevne obrady sa odbyvaly
kostole osady Sv. Alzbety v Ha-
seltone. Cirkevne obrady previe-
dol duchovny tejto osady, velp.
Jozef Kostik. Kostol boil naplne-
ny priatel'mi a znamymi mladeho
pariku. Tvare mladeho pariku
ziarily nevFslovnou radost 'ou, ze
sa i'm ich plan a sen koneene spl-
nil, re s1 uz svoji.
Po svadobnych obradoch V ko-
stole, svadobna druzina sa odo-
brala do domu rodieov mladej,
kde boil prichystany bohaty obed
pre- vsetkych. Medzi vzacnymi ho-
st'ami boli ma obede al dobre zna-
mi Amerikani, DIR. j. F.. Iiyden s
manzelkou, Mr.. Edward Lyden s
manzelkou, Mr.. Paul Lyden S
manzelkou, Mrs. J. Solomon, Mr..
r. Thomas. Mr.. J. Cooper a Mr..
William Chick Harrison.
Ked' bolo 20 obede Dol kazdy
dobre nasfteny, je zvykom, re v
takyto cas- modlitbu nevynechame.
TAX starejsi vstal a povedal, re by
to nebolo S cesty, keby niektory
Z Amerikanov predriekal modlit-
bu 20 anelicky. A tax sa i stale.
Pan starejsi vyzval pana Lydena,
ably predriekal modlitbu anglie-
tine pan Lyden to al urobil.
Som isty, ze sa ii Amerikani ci-
till medzi nami ako nasi bratia,
len to plano, ze nerozumeJl slO-
vencinu. A tax sa lapili al do tam
ell. Muzika bola dost' dobra, len
to ie chyba, re nemozem podat'
mena muzikantov.
Svadobna vecera bola u rodicov
mladeho, ma ktorej boil prltomny
al Rev. Jozef Kostik al SO svojou
sestrou, tax SINE sa tam zabavali
az do pozdnej noci.
Som 8 pozdravom ma vsetkych
citatel'ov Youngstownskych Slo-|
venskych Novfn,
Prftomn5.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-24
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