davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-03-05
VII. vsEsoKoLsKY sLET v PRAHE.

Zaciatkoln julia vyd,ziavany bude Prahe VII. vse-
sokolsky sle Ma tento sle prpravuju Cesi Sovac
vel'kym odusevnenim Povazuju no "a vrchol oslave
MIA slobody ceskoslovenskeho naroda .- ~ n
Sokolstvo od eho zalozenia bolo povazovane "a ME
podporu boji prot nemecko mad arskemu utlacovaniu
Do eho radov vstupova najleps synova dcery naro-
da Sokolsyo pestovalo slime telO mocnelo ducha vide
lavalo nevedome massy udu: vstepovao hldos narodn
malomysenym boo predsavitel ON nasej silly pred ne
priatel mi cudzinou ''
Roku 1912 Dol Prahe akIto set. Prisli nan Sokoli
nieen cesk, ale Sokoli ceelo Slavianstva Al N.Y. anne
rckl Slovaci mali svoiich Sokolov ma 1om 10000
Sokolov cvcilo prostne cvcby vvhraznymi pohybam
pre- Ausliu Austria tHm pohybom porozumela. Ked'
vona vvpukla rozbla cel sokols orga,lizaciu ceskl
Ale daronna bola nanaha Austrie. sokoli, nositelia
hesel slobodu naroda organzova sa ne oplst ali
aus1o onad arskt a1madu strtniic sebou cele puky
>vzdavai Rusom sostavova svoe vlastne ceskoslo
venske vosko ktorf vrhao Austriu ej cerneho
ola, ktor6ho zhrdlsilo TAX rozkyda pysna austria
cko-nad arska csarsko~ ~kr1l 'ovska risa
Je len samozrejme, zc toto Sokolstso chce oslavit
svoje najvatsie Wit tazstvo. ~
Bud1 to ohromne sldvnosti JUL la prazskom poll.
Cey naIod bnde Mich Po prvI v histor nasho
bovali svoje oslobodene krtdla KIN
My americEi Slovaci tez tam budeme z,sipenf
Pojdu tam nieen Soko ale al nf clenovia sloveskeho
naroda. Kto by zaujmal tento slet naSlo mesta
p. Frantisek Oslislo Struthers kor je havnm pod
predsedom T. S. j. Soko vdacne poda sievysvee
MA Oil adom cesty programu sletu. -"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-03-05
YouNesrowNsKf sIovENsKt Nov1NY

by rozpadly nase vele male organzace "a mimi by
posy osady cirve ich skoy potom nase obchody ko
necne kazdy jednotivy Sovak by tn cftil ako tine
Nevahame vysovt lie by to Dol najvacs zoen spachan
ma sobode americkych principoch C BY sa potom cd
patilo nasmu udu takto zratenemu tuna zit? Rozhod
nenie Vyst ahova by do ednoho do svojej osobode
aej vlasti Amerikan by dosahl prayy opak svoch u
mysov
Upozoiujene Slovakovobcanov, ze ie to ich povin-
nost'ou zasat protest pro prjatu tohto zakona ko-
gresse Kazdy voe mech posle telegram svom senate
row kongresnanov, ktorom no poziada porazenie
predlohy Kazdy takv senator kongresan HI adj vyho
vet svojm vocom ebo vie, ze len dotial m6ze byt' mi
lackom volicov dokal ch zaujmy zastupuje Blizi sa
veka volebna kampan Teraz je najprihodnejs cas- na
to- Ako treba telegrafovat, to vas pouc torykovek
potcky klub alebo m6zte to urobit nasej redakcii
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-03-05
Adressar 0kresneho Sboru Slov
Ligy v Youngstown, @.

Jozef Martinko, preds., 249 Carlton
St., City. Frant. Hudik, podpreds., 1914
Belleview Ave-, City. Juraj Puhalla
tajomnik, 21 N. Whitney Ave-, City.
Martin Dolak, pokl., COL Steel St., City.
Dozorny vybor: Michal Hanisko, Jozef
Sramofsky Michal Rybar. Nasle,
dovne sbory prisldchaji do Okr. Sboru:
AZ. z Lansingville, SO. mesta, 1913. 20
Steeltop :130. 20 Struthers, 2O7. Brier
Hill >242. z Haselton "a 314. East
Youngstown.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-03-05
DEN NASHO PREZIDENTA
* 10. narodeninam Masarykovym
6. marca 1920

Denne dielo nasho prezidenta
Masaryka, ktore sd vaesinou Wy
myka verejnosti, zacina v zine
o siedmej hodine rannej. Prezi-
dent ranajkuje v najuzsom kru-
hu rodinnom. Prezident eta pri
>ranaj jkoch noviny, co zabere plnn
hodinu. Ako zkdseny zurnalista,
vie 81 rychlo najst' najdolezitej-
sic a najzaujfmavejsie zpravy a
to nielen politicke, ale al lokal-
ne, neutrality-suspicious. a besed-
nicu. Tiez no zaujimaj1 ceny po-
travin pokial' nemoze sa mich
informovat' novfn, dopytuje sa
sos6b svojho okolia po podrobno-
stiach. Panovnici stareho stylu,
davali 81 predkladat' len peclive
vybrane upravene vyt 'ahy z
novln, ktorych ,sa dozvedeli len
to, co bolo Wade lebo kamarille
who'd. Pre- nasho prezidenta w.
hotovuju sa slce tiez excerpta, ale
i keby- Dol umysel zamlcat' mu
pravdu, bolo by to nemozne, pre-
to re eta vsetky prazske mai
d6lezitejsie yonkovske casopisy.
Ak je W.T. 'ahom lebo citation upo-
zorneny IA nejaky clanok, ktory
sa mu ida hodny zaujmu, dava 81
dotycne cislo novin predostret' :,
ably no cely precital. 70 sa casio
stava so zahranicnymi casopisa-
mi. Presne 0 9. hodine odide pre-
Izident z bytu III. poschodia hradu
do prijlmacich a pracovnych izieb
prveho poschodia. Cd 8. hod. do
l. hod. daya audieneie a vybavu-
je akta. 0 svetovom chyre nasho
prezidenta svedci, ze prijima po-
cetnych yynikaj1cich cudzincov.
u nasho obecenstva stala sa my
slienka hl'adat' u prezidenta ra-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-03-05

du pOmoc cd zaciatku co mai
popularnejSia, Dovera, ze IL neho
bude porozumenie, spravedlivost'
dobrota najdena,, nebola nikdy
sklamana. 'Idem k Masarykovi"
stalo sa obvyklym heslom mno-
hTch l'udi, ktori chctl nemozne u
moznit'. Prezident hovori SO vSe-
tkymi navstevnikmi stejnym spo-
sobom. Cd cloyeka k cloveku bez
obradnosti, ktora je mu naozaj
vzdialena. Chudobne mamicky
sloyenske oknzli rydza povaha
vel priatel'a l'udstNa prave
tax, ako navstevnikov kruhov
vysokych hodnostarov.
O jednej hodine prezident obe-
duje, ak nie je dolezitym rozho-
vorom zdrzanI. Casio usada az 0
2. hod. k stolu. blnoho razy byyva
rodinny krhzok rozsireny po-
zvanych host 'ov. Pc 4. hodinach
audiencnych a po vybaveni stat
nych zalezitosti ME je prezident
znaveny, naopak, zabava pri lun.
ci lie vel mi Ziya. Pc obede odide
prezident do svoiej knihovne =
hned' zas do prace. V knihovni
stoja vysoke otvorene regale
knih, ako "a jeho, professorskej
cinnosti, pocetne svazky, srovna-
ne dl'a priehrad, ukazuju, re >sil
casio vyhl adavane. Ma stoloch le-
zia casopisy. Poprsia greckych fl
lozofov zdobia rozsiahly byt, kto-
ry zahrievajn diva stare nadhcrne
kirby. Vedl'a knihoyne je mensia
izba so skrinami, ktorychN sli
schoyane vedecke rukopisy Masa-
rykove. Su nich tiez dosial' ne
.uyerejnene svazky, .diela Rusko
al Europa. Cele toto, dielo bolo
rakuskou vladou v roku 1915 zha-
bane a do Viedne odTezene. Ma
jar 1919 yratila ho ikvidacna ko-
missia prislusnymi aktami.
Popoludni program niesje pew
ne ustanoyeny, riadi sa podl'a u
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-03-05

dalosti dila. Prezident pracuje vo,
svojej pracovni prvom poscho-
dl alebo v knihovni, caste odby-
vaju So tn konferencie. NavSteyy
ktore nemajl povahu Audiencie,
prijlma PRECEDENT tiez tuna. Ne
skorsie popoludni yenuje hodinu
prechadzke alebo jazde ma koni,
jestli ME je ,inymi zalezitost ami
zamestnany. Jazdu ma koni obi d
bill 81 menovite cd svojho pobytu
' ruskych legiach. Veceria caste
"a pritomnosti host 'ov, shromaz-
di opat' rodinu v jedalni. Veeer
straw prezident v knihovni y
druznom rozhovore pri kave ale
bo zas v praci, pise, alebo eta,
pokial' no verejne zaujmy nevo-
laj1 indie. X osviezeniu siahne pre-
zident casio po obi 'abenej zabav-
nej knihe. TAX eital na priklad v
poslednej dobe anglick6> romany
od Gissinga, Thomas Hardy inc.
Tiez ottawa romany Balzacove. I.
nae sleduje peclive novinky medzi
narodneho knizneho trhu, dava 81
predkladat' katalogy vo vsetkycf
kulttrnych reciach a diela, ktort
no zaujimaj1, oznacuje k objed.
hawke. 'Po II. hodine easto tiez
neskorsie konef sa pracovny den
prezidenta, ktory je vo skutocno.
sti prvym sluzobnikom statu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-03-05
Urad ma rok 1920
HASELTON SLOVAK TATRA
K11IRI1

Andrej Maiak, predseda, Jan Sraj
Der, podpredseda. Jan Hudran, poklad.
mix. Jan Najpaver, .dctovnik. Jozef
Kaeenga, zapisnik. Dozorcovia majet.
ku: Pavel Kacenga a Pavel Mack
Dozorca chorych: Stefan fSanetrik
Straz: Valent Rovder. Adressa: Jozef
k'acenga, 1889 Gladstone St., Youngs,
town, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-03-05
YOUNGSTOWNSKY v NEMOCI
PODPORUJUCI sPOLOK
TATRA,

Uradnidi: Prcseda: Jozef Javorsky.
337 E. Myrtle Ave-, podpredseda: Jan
salata, 400 Oak ST., dctovnik: M. Kra-
mar, 25 Lakeyiew Ave-, pokladnfk: A.
Adamko, 1884 Oak St., dozorci: j. Du-
lik j. Adamko. - Sch6dze sa vydr-
ziavajn kazdu l. nedel u 1hesiaci v
skole sv. Cyrilla Methoda .. lod.
po poludnf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-03-05
OZNAMENIE

Oznamujem ct. obecenstvu, ze
som otvoril lekarsku uradovnu.
Som vstave liecit' vsetkych pa
cientov, ktorl potrebujd pomoc.
DIR. L. A. KUSTIN, 231 E. Federal
ST., Youngstown, O. Auto. 76406,
Bell Fed. 4472.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
East Evergreen
For SaIe-Miscellaneous
 SALE OF ARMY OFFICERS NEW


 CLOTHING THESE ARTICLES ARE ALL OF THE VERY FINEST QUALITY AND HAVE NEVER BEEN USED IN ANY WAY.
 Officers extra heavy pure wool drab sweater. made to sell from S1250 to s15.00 each. These sweaters were made by the Bradley Knitting mills of Del evan, Wisconsin and are wor- derful values at our special price of each I-so Olive drab wool sweaters. 5000 value, high grade worsted faced with cotton back, broad gauge knit two pockets and elastic cuffs. All sizes from 36 to fl. Special each. 4-9O Olive drab sleeveless sweaters. $500 value, special ...--.---.-..s 2So Olive drab sleeveless sweaters, Sz.5o value. special ...........S 2-s5 Officers heavy waterproof sheep wool lined Top Coats, all sizes, cur special price, each S1S.e5 Officers heavy olive drab all wool Mackinwas. lined with soft fleecy wool eiderdown; large shawl collars; real s35.00 value, Officers khaki waterproof Mack inaws, same lining and collar as above, S35.00 value. special each s19.95 Heavy pure wool. soft downing mufflers. worth $500 and s3.5o our special price s2.50 and $2.00 U. & Army Canvas Cuff Leg gings. sizes Q to 3, absolutely brand new, $500 dog. or per pair 100 L. $. Army New Spiral Puttees, full length. per pair ......-.....s 200 All goods listed below have been used by the United States army, but they are in a serviceable condition. U. s. Army Wool Shirts, used but washed. disinfected and repaired. If new would be worth from $500 to S750 each.
 These shirts are divided into classes, according to their present condition. Class Al Shirts s21.00 dozen or Class A shirts, sl6.5O dozen or each -...-..---. 1-'o Class B Shirts s13.50 dozen, or each -...--.-.-.-.-.- .-.-.-..s $ 1-5o Special lot of slightly used all wool olive drab Army Shirts, limited quantity. each .......S 2.95 Shirts may be ordered in any sizes from 14 to 1S-
 L. S. Army Overcoats. re-dyed. navy blue or black. new buttons sewed on: a fine all wool over coat for a small price. S150.0o per dozen or each S14.9a L. $. Army wool underwear. Un- dershirts and Drawers. good re- pairable condition. per garment : 1.33 T.. :. Army Blankets. renovated. all wool olive drab or gray, full size -......-......... .S b.oe L. $. Army Comforts s24.00 dozen, each .............. 2.50
 Large stock of shoes, tents. tar paulins, etc. Write tor complete price list. Send cash with order. No goods shipped C. O. D. Your money back if not satisfied if you prepay transpor- tation charges. A sufficient amount must be included when goods are or dered to be shipped via parcel post. ARMY SALVAGE WAREHOUSE CO, The largest house of it's kind on earth.
 Greenville. South Carolina. It
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
Fine Small Buys

Dear little home on East Winetta: Hurry up and go and get her.
 Show her a nest just built for two. Its purchase price you will not rue. Garage and living room below
 Above fine rooms where breezes blow. Three thousand buys this little gem When will the wedding be 2-Ahem,
 Four more good buys and well worth the price, within a few blocks of the above place. Inquire 4o1 North First st See Mir. Hager. bm
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15

30 acres of high class a high class street, s565 acre; all plowed- Why don't you buy this?
 C. E. PAGE REALTY co. Phone 41Sz. A F. Adams.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15

A e-tsOUM Dr4ck house on car ,ine. nodera brick garage, well improved. shade and fruit trees; $3,600 will handle; will take good car as part payment Phone 395? II
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15

Rooming house. 26 rooms, s. GOO i; one for S6,000; one for S10,00o. What ever you want, don't hesitate to call us.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
For Sale-Houses
For Sale-Houses TIT PAYS TO SEE US' GOOD HOUSES
 AT RIGHT PRICES

GROOM DOUBLE HOUSE
 This is a splendid proposition near Capitol for two families. New floors, two baths, screen porches, on lot 75X 40 with good shade. garage. Price s4200. $2700 will handle, balance $25 monthly.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
IF YOU WISH

IF YOU WISH To trade your house, ask us about this AS acres and get s75 acre rent, on first payment of ranch with S6 900 house; is a good trade This is potato and cot ion land.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15

CLEARING $500 MONTH Rooming house, rent s75, with long lease; good terms; s3,00o price.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
H. E. GROOM
CORNER BLOCK .2s. 900

On Washington St, west. with big dwelling houses as furnished. apart ments. with furniture and one vacant Iot. First call may get it. Terms good. SS, 900 down.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
A GOOD PROPERTY TO SECURE AN INCOME

SECURE A N lNCOME
 FROM
 IT IS A CORNER PROP ERTY ON PAVEMENT AND CAR LINE. THERE Is X DOUBLE HOUSE.. BRICK PEBBLE DASHED, A SIN GLE HOUSE. BRICK PEE BILE DASHED. AND A DOUBLE GARAGE WITH APARTMENTS ABOVE. THE LOT IS 150x165 FEET. THE BUILDINGS ARE MODERN. BEING EQUIPPED WITH $ SOLA F HEATER, GAS AUTOMATIC WATER HEAT FIR, AND GAS FURNACE. THESES AN ATTRACTIVE PROPOSITION FOR ANY ONE WITH MONEY TO IN VEST.
 HERBERT S. PRINCE co.
 REALTORS
 Il WEST ADAMS ST. b
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
FINEST HOTEL.

FINEST HOTEL and best terms on best street, best part of town; s1 900 down. Can on me for this.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
For Sale-Houses
TWO-Apartnent

It is well located, has large parlor with fireplace, dining room, with built in features, hardwood floors, nice kitchen, waShroom with hot and cold water, hallway leading to large inside bedroom, nice sleeping room and fine bath. Without doubt this apartment is the best arranged of any in the town Both sides are alike, one side rented unfurnished on lease at $50: would bring S100 furnished. Other side owner lives in- Will rent till fall There is also a double garage built of brick The price on this for quick sale is s7 300, of which amount S3,700 must be cash. This is just S2.500 cheaper than any thing like it. Don't read and forget. but take quick action. My old custom CTS will tell you I don't advertise any thing except EXTRA, EXTRAORDI- NARY AND SPECIAL BARGAINS.
 H. E. GROOM
 1o6 w. ADAMS. PHONE 4246. It
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15

GROOM BRICK PEBBLE DASH
 This pretty cottage is within blocks of the Capitol and only 3 blocks of car line. Convenient to schools and churches and in a good section of the city. Hardwood floors, cement porch and built-in features. Price 5000; will make terms.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15

TWO NEW GROOM HOUSES
 These two cottages will. be completed by April 1st and will have all con veniences. Hardwood floors, garage with one screen sleeping room, best of pIumb ping, etc. In the splendid north west section of the city. Price s7500; s4000 cash
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15

HOUSES for sale or rent, 1106 $. Fifth Ave Modern brick concrete. Apply. Room 12 Masonic Temple. ds
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15

THREE room house, new, with or without furniture; large lot; nicely lo- cated; one block school. Owner, 1413 E. Roosevelt. bl SIX-ROOM brick house, at 7lS N. Third St: all modern, one screen sleeping porch. one garage and one room house on rear of lot. bl HOUSES for sale or rent, 1106 $. Fifth Ave Modern brick and cement Apply Room 212 Masonic Temple Phone 4221. If FOR SALE-Small house and large lot near Indian school on Center street; lot S2x260 feet. Part cash, balance good terms. Call at Busy Service sta
 bm.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
SEE THIS

SEE THIS
 A splendid six-room concrete block, hardwood floors. best of plumbing screened throughout, nice sleeping porch, tile walks, pretty lot and good garden. Price s5S00; s230O cash.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
Stewart Realty Go.
Special Bargains Nice Modern Homes s3700-Furnished 5-room brick, close
 in; good terms.
r w. Adams St.


 S5500-6-room beautiful brick, West Adams near 14th. s95oO-Near Center and Culver just west of Central Ave. This is one of the loveliest homes in Phoenix. Finest location. All rooms are large. latest designs. with beautiful sun parlor and sleeping porches. You can buy this home elegantly furnished if desired Owners leaving city. Terms to suit. $3500-5-room extra nice home on paved street near Capitol. This will not last long. s3000-$600 cash, , rooms with 10Ox 150 corner. All kinds shade. We are going to sell this place quick. s1500-3-room house on 50x140 lot; half cash.
 s9500-Beautifully furnished home w. Adams near 12th. If you want the most charming home with large double solid cement garage in the city, call us at once. Own CTS leaving city. $6500-100x13o corner on W. Washing ton near 10th; real sacrifice. Fine homes in Wentworth, Evergreen and Cheslea addition.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15

FOR SALE-5 room brick house with bath cellar and garage; only one block from Brill carline. See owner. \. gth St and Monte Vista St. bm
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
Block &.Burns

27 \. FIRST AVE. PHONE 420s.
 hDl
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
S475O.OO

MAXWELL OR TOLLESON Phone 4282 108 North Central Ave.
 hr,,
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
PHOTOS

COLLAPSIBLE GO-CART and high chair in good condition. Phone T56-
 II FOR SALE-SuIky blow, good as new. s60. Y. H. Weast. l. mile east Fowler school. Yuma road bn
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
S45O0
S45OO

brick with concrete porch and walks; cement block garage; built in fixtures, hardwood floors, has the best shingle roof in town; for quick sale. S4500; S2000 cash.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15

Fine homes in Wentworth, Evergreen and CheSlea addition.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-08-18
WOMAN BEST SHOT ...,
AT CAMP PERRY

Camp Perry, Ohio, Aug. IT,
Tabulation today of yesterdays
scores in the National Association
shoot here showed second worlds
record to have been broken during
the day. Mrs. Mary Crossman, wife
of Capt. E. G.. Crossman of Wash
ington, D. c., made perfect score
of ten bulls eyes on the 1000 yard
range, in the ,adjutant generals cup
match. Such a score has never be-
fore been made by woman at this
range. Mrs. Crossman scored 81 out
of possible SO on the 600 yard
range with a strong wind blowing
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-08-18

on previous occasions whi4e
the husband was away, a number OF
ciizens set a watch and saw McRary
had entered this home by 10 o'clock.
Guards were placed around the lot
and a search made of the house.
with nobody being found. Some OF
the citizens remained and continued
the search, a spotlight locating Nc
Rary, who had evidently entered
the basement upon hearing the first
alarm. crawled out of the basement
and made his way under the floor
toward thief ront of the house.
The negro was taken from his hid
ing place and gladly took advantage
of an opportunity to spend the night
in jail.
Most of those who knew of the
original search had gone home and
but a few were present when Nc
Rary was found. Early Tuesday
morning prominent citizens had a
hurried call conference and delega-
ed Mayor j. T. Hendrick to bear
the mulatto the message that If ne
valued his personal safety he had
better leave town without delay and
further that if he ever returned II
would be at his peril. Where ne has
gone is not definitely known here
but it is believed he is now at a
long distance from this place.
Mr.. Warner was requested to re-
turn Immediately from New York
and upon arrival here was acqualnt-
ed by his friends with the situation
of which he was wholly unaware
Upon arrival he weAt to a hotel anc
conducted a searching investigation
Following this he remained at the
hotel until after his wife had left
Thursday evening to join he'
mother.
Suit for absolute divorce ha:
been begun by Mr.. Warner. 1t will
be alleged in the complaint that or
the occasions while Mr.. Warner We;
away from his home at nights his
wife's companion was a. negro wo-
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-08-18

ban road bed, partially overturning
to avoid strikig other cars ahead.
Occupants were shaken up but un-
injured and were brought here in
the governors car.
Despite the two incidents the gov
ernor obtained much rest on the
13O mile trip from Wheeling, where
he made five addresses yesterday.
West Virginians who accompanied
the governor expressed pleasure
with. the vigor of his attacks upon
the Republicans and especially that
Senator Harding proposes a sepa-
rate peace with Germany.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-08-18
HE'S TO ARREST
COX FOR SPEEDING
Jacksontown Officer Takes Number
OF Car-Nominee Gives Name

Columbus, Ohio, Aug. 17.--Ar
unsuccessful attempt to arrest Gov
ernor Cox on charge of automobile
speeding and harmless accident tt
one of the cars of newspaper mer
accompanying him furnished excite
ment today in the motor trip OF
the Democratic presidential candi
date returning from Wheeling, W
Va.
The attempt to arrest the COVER
nor and his party was declared BY
Roy E. Leyton, adjutant general OF
Ohio, who accompanied the COVER
nor, to have been planned by Re
publicans to embarrass the Demo
cratic nominee, General Leyton
said warning of the plan had been
received yesterday.
At Jacksontown, Ohio, about %
miles east of Columbus the governor
and his party rode slowly through
disregarded outstretched arms of 4
shirt sleeved man and also large
group of persons gathered there.
Within few minutes two motor
cycle officers stopped the cars of
the governor and press correspond
ents declaring all under arrest and
demanding their return to Jackson
town. Governor Cox identified him
self but the officers said they had
order from Jaeksontown authorities
ITO arrest all four automobiles of
the party, no matter who they con-
tanned" on charges of speeding.
Leaves Officers Behind
"You can reach me at the execu-
tive offices at Columbus any time
Governor Cox replied, ordering all
the cars to proceed and leaving the
officer taking down numbers of
cars.
Soon afterwards during heavy
downpour and in a jam of automc-
biles on slippery road, one of the
correspondents cars was forced up
an embankment and on an interur-
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-08-18
SUES NEGRO FOR
WRECKING HOME
Lexington, N. c. Negro Run Out Of
Town And Sued By Prominent
White Man For 100000
Damages

Lexington, Aug. 17.-Suit for
100000 damages has been filed in
superior court here against R. Bax-
ter McRary, a mulatto, with large
holdings here and elsewhere, who
for years has posed as moral up
litter of his race and who has been
for a number of years grand master
of the negro masonic grand lodge.
The ground of complaint is that
McRary deliberately sought to and
succeeded in wrecking the domestic
life of H. B. Warner, the plaintiff,
by invading Mr.. Warmers home dur
ing his absence.
has been run against
all tangible and intangible holdings
of the defendant tht can be discov-
cred.
While Mr.. Warner was in New
York Monday night as one of p
committee of nine representing the
motion picture exhibitors Of the ma
ton in an important conference
with large motion picture producers
McRary was taken from underneath
the floor of the Warner home, be-
tween 1880 and / o'clock Tuesday
morning. Being Informed that Nc
Rary was taken from underneath