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The New York herald., 1920-11-07
HARNESS RACING
NOTES AND NEWS
Nine NeW 2:fO Trotters BY
Peter the Great.

Peter the Great, :07i4, is the sire Of
nine new trotters IN the 2:10 list this
year. Six of the lot are -year-olds
The great sire Is now credited with
seventy-five trotters having records of
. 10 or better. and Of these sixteen have
trotted in 2:05 or faster.
John r. Thompson OF Chicago Is
going TO sell all his trotters at auction.
Among them is Azoff. 2:1ihi. sire OF
Peter Manning. . :02 Il. the horse that
many turfmen believe will trot in 900
or better next year. Mr.. Thompson re-
Gently imported some English hackneys
and is now interested in show horsoo.
Horsemen who were predicting a few
years ago that Peter the Great, with his
short bred dam. would not breed on. are
thoughtfully pandering the records OF
the campaign just ended. Peter Man
ming. 2 :02i5. the fastest trotter OF the
year, and one that Is booked for q
record of 200 next season. Is by Azoff.
AJAX. son OF Peter the Great Call
Curci, :031s. the fastest green one OF
the season. is by Peter Montgomery. an
other son. Rose Scott. . :0s1a. winner
OF the Kentucky F'uturity for two
year-olds. is by Peter Scott, :05. ana
10 - ilt A.SNtoN .
IS BY Peter Volo. . :02
}. W. Bailey. formerly United Ststss
Senator from Texas. now owns five
brood mares that have produced trottcrs
with records of 2 :05 or better. They
are Ante Ash. dam OF Ante Guy. Q :03ja :
irene s.. 2:2sA. dam of Espcranza.
2 :03ii Lucille Marlowe, :091t, dam OF
Lucille Bingen, :o3$i Margaret Par
rish. 2 :06 u. dam Of Arion Guy, :04st
and Mignon Axworthy. dam OF Misnoia.
2 :04h.
Charming II. Cox. who was elected
last week TO succeed Calvin Coolidge ns
Governor OF Massachusetts,. Is n brother
20 Walter II. Cox. one OF the leading
trainers and drivers OF trotting horscs
In the Grand Circuit
Nancy Hanks. the trotter that set the
worlds record at . :o4 back In 1892, and
Alix. 2:03 a, the first TO lower this rec
ord, are the maternal and paternal
grandams of the fast young trotter Con-
erai Burlcw, that earned a record OF
2 :07ia at the Lexington meeting In Oc-
tober. His sire was Lord Roberts
2!07h. son Of Bingen, 2:o6K. and Nancy
Hanks. while his dam vas Queens Heir
ess, 2:2fk, by Handspring. 2:tsA. on,
of Aiix. Plausible, goo. another new
2:io tfotter OF 1920, Is by Slliko. 2:osik
out OF Nancy McKerron, 2:i0iA, a dausi,
ter OF Nancy Hanks.
The New York herald., 1920-11-07
SEEN AND HEARD
IN HORSE MARKET
Riding and Driving Horses
and Equipment at Auction.

Now that auction sales OF horses and
carriages arc no longer held regularly at
any other place In New York. quite
run OF saddle and harness horses, pleas
ure vehicles. and riding and driving
equipment OF the better class finds an
outlet through the Monday and Thursday
auctions 1t Fiss. pocrr &: Carrolls. Last
weeks sales, for example. included sew
eral fine carriages. q lot Ok coach har-
ness. saddles and a dozen or more car
rage and saddle horses. all OF which
found as ready sale as the hundreds Of
work horses and business wagons which
made up the bulk of the offerings. For
almost half n century the old firm o.
Van Tassell g. Kcarney held the lead IN
this branch OF the auction business, and
for many years similar sales were held
regularly at the American Horse Ex-
change and other uptown marts. The
last Of these has been discontinued, how
ever. and the old Eulrs Head district in
East Twenty fourth street IS once more
the only place on Manhattan Island
where buyers and sellers Of light and
heavy horses como together each week,
just as 1t was almost a century ago.
William du pont who is going 20 sell
some show prospects at Durland's Riding
Academy OF Tuesday evening. breeds
hacinoys at Montpelier. tho historic Vir-
ginia homestead OF President James
Madison. Numerous winners at last
years National and this years summer
shows were bred and developed there.
HR- c. Watson OF New York was the
largest winner among exhibitors Of Nor
gan horses thiJ season at New England
fairs and shows. He has consigned four
teen good ones from his Ed@eview Farm,
Brandon. VI. 20 a special sale at Dur
lands on November 10.
Tho Bergen Horse Company sold
carload OF fresh Western work horses
from BIrminghnm. Iowa, In their regu-
lar Wednesday auction IN Jersey City
last week. Tho big ones brought good
prices. but thorc were some unrnis-
taxa bic bargains among tho lighter
horses.
william II. strang's motor vans are
already being booked up for moving
day" az next weeks National Horse
show IN Madison Square Garden Many
exhibitors, racing men and other horse
owners nowadays ship BY Mr.. Strnng's
specially built Packard cars from as
far away as Boston and Baltimore.
Georre Watson OF Paradise Farm.
Teaneck y J.. saws there Is n SEEM
ingiy unlimited demand for GOOD hunters
this fall. He recently told Wayne Dlns-
more. secretary Of tho Horse Associa-
ton ot America. that he had sold more
than 100000 worth OF them since Labor
Day.
NJ. n. Newconib a2i Seventh avenue
has sold two or three high class saddle
horses lately FOR exhibition next week
st Madison Square Garden.
J. A r. Rausien OF NewburEh. who
% one os The most successful breeders
OF saddle horses m the country. has
purchased the necky hackney stallion
r.angton's Victor 10 Use IN the stud at
his Powclton Farm
Mrs ia T.. wenrick OF Mechanics
burr. Pa. has purchased the black
fivs-year-old trotting mare Uneeda
Hale. BY Senator Hale. 2ioA. from
George w. Snyder of Harrisburg. Pa.
and is driving her % the Brewster side
bar road wagon built for Globe, 2:il%,
and Justina, 2:2o, when owned by
e. J. Hamlin.
The New York herald., 1920-11-07

Charming II. Cox. who was elected
last week 10 succeed Calvin Coolidge ns
Governor OF Massachusetts,. Is brother
20 Walter II. Cox. one OF the leading
trainers and drivers OF trotting horses
in the Grand Circuit
The New York herald., 1920-11-07
B,s Entry for Toy preeders' Show.

Il is a pleasure TO note that the In
augural show OF the Sheepshead Bay
Toy Breeders Association. TO he held
next Saturday AT the Bayside Casino.
Emnlons and Ocean avenues, Sheepshead
Bay. will be biz success. There will
be n bcnchIng OF 200 dogs, which means
The New York herald., 1920-11-07

nearly 400 entries. and the attendancs
from the popularity OF the officers and
members Is certain to Do a record
breaker for the first show.
But the fact is that those most inter-
ested In the new organization, Mrs.
Sidney Franc, Mrs. Frank T. Clarke,
Mrs. A. Mcclure HALEY, Mrs William
Sheppard. Mrs. Carl Baumann and Miss
Viola Hertisch, OF the committee. have
been consistent ard enthusiastic sup
porters OF every local dog show Tor
long while, and. as turn about Is fair
play, the members OF the other ana
older clubs intend now to turn out TO
score a big triumph for the new Sleeps
head Bay venture. Rain or shine, the
dog lovers who attend next Saturday
will be well repaid for the trip
Collie Club Of America Show
II. e. Hungerford of Montreal
Canada. am pleased to learn. e 10 Dc
the Judge for the Collie Club OF America
show at the Waldorf-Astoria on De-
cen.ber Il. lie is a competent ana
earnest official who gives careful m
spection to every dog In each class.
There will be three prizes IN each class
Of $40. S and s3 The entries VIII close
on November 27. with George q. Foley.
the superintendent
Gains Championship mt Tuxedo
Park.
Miss Claire A. Knapp's handsome reo
chow chow. Chop Suey of Clairedale.
not only won the class for winners
bitches at the show OF the Tuxedo
Kennel Club, but also the specials Tor
the best in the American bred classes
a cup given by Mrs d. S. Ward--and
for the best chow--a silver vase given
by Mrs. r. L. Clarksor. Through an
error, theoe awards we're wrongly as
signed IN the summary
Chop Suey of Clairedale has taken ths
winners class for her sex the last five
times benched. and the success az
Tuxedo Park gained for her an Amori-
can Kennel Club Championship
View Secretary for setter Club
In accord with the efforts TO gain held
trials for the Irish settlers IN the west
and a large entry of them at Eastern
shows, the Irish Setter Club OF America
has some new departures to urge. ono
Is that whenever possible an indiyidual
Judge should be selected for lrish set
ters, rather than TO submit the breed
as an addenda TO the laoors OF the ex-
pert selected 10 pass on the English ana
Gordon settlers. pointers. wire haired
pointing griffons and 80 on. The point
is well taken. for while there are "au
FOUNDERS" and general bird dog experts
capable OF including the I~ish tstters.
thsy are few IN number, and specialist
is always best
At a recent meeting OF the executive
committee Of the irish Setter Club Of
America Charles Essyltyn OF Hudson.
y. Y. student OF the breed fer the
field and the bench. was elected TO sue
ceed as secretary Mrs. II. NJ Talbot OF
Atlantic, Mass. whose III health has,
compelled her resignation.
The New York herald., 1920-11-07

William II. strang's motor vans are
already being booked up for moving
day" az next weeks National Horse
show in Madison Square Garden. Many
Exhibitors, racing men and other horse
owners nowadays ship BY Mr.. strnng's
specially built Packard cars from as
far away as Boston and Baltimore.
The New York herald., 1920-11-07

Tho Bergen Horse Company sold a
carload OF fresh Western work horses
from Birmingham. Iowa, In their regu-
lar Wednesday auction IN Jersey City
last week. Tho big ones brought good
prices. but thorc were some unmis-
TAXA bic bargains among tho lighter
horses.
The New York herald., 1920-11-07

II. r. G. Watson OF New York was the
largest winner among exhibitors of Nor
gan horses thi5 season at New England
fairs and shows. He has consigned four
teen good ones from his EdSeview Farm,
Brandon. VI. 70 a special sale at Dur
lands on November 10.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-10

NOR years farmers have needed high rubber
oVershoe-casy to put on and take ofI--war1n
n and conioftahle-one that could be easily
cleaned of the dirt of the BARNARD.
There's an overshoc like that ready fer vo,, this
winter. With an all-rubber surface tight and
watef-u2At- hned with soft warm tleecc-the U. s.
Walrus is just the thing you've been looking for
1t slips right on Owe, yoUr leather shoes. You can
work IN sticky mud all day, but when you get home
pail OF water a rinse at the pump washes the u S
Walrus as clean as when you started No chance for
dried mud TO rot that smooth rubber surfaced
AT exactly the place where overshoes usually wear
out first, the U. S. Walrus has been made STRONGEST
It's sole consists Of heavy layers Of the finest rubber
All other points of strain are specially reinforced
Ask your dealer to show you pair of the u S.
Warus Examine for yourself their wonderful built.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-10
LELAND

sRey. Charles Lyons. beginning sun
day evening will give three lectures
on the leaeuo CT nations
The Junior class held their annual
meeting recently and elected the fo,
lowing officers:
Presidcnt-.Alice Haslam.
Vice prcsident-Alvin Anderson.
Secretary and treasurer Wfmot Fl.
liot.
Glass adviser Mr.. Hatland
Mrs. Carrie Danielson and e'"a II
az Sandwich are spendile Il lea day
among the home folks
The parcnts-Teachcrs association
vi meet en- Friday evening. NOV. H.
Mes Margaret Bar.as ~pent lfida4
vita Per brother and family a. Aurora
1f.a' N9aro.s@u made busines,
r. 10 CHICAGO Thursday.
4 sGamts isaac and Joseph Arnold
y r H4u4ata suuHpera Monday.
Ethan Ris%cdahl made a business
trip to Yorkyille Thursday
" G. Farley made a business trip
to Ottawa Monday.
J. Il. Jacobson made business tfipI
to Aurora Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse kl1p are spend
ing the winter at Port Orange. Fla
Miss Gertrude F0&Aand was an Au
rora shopper Wednesday,
The Young Ladies' Auxiliary Of tho
Methodist Episcopal church Will meat
Saturday. Nov r. The hostcs,es viii
he Misses blanche Anderson and Won
sic Harmon.
Miss Edith Pierce was an Aurora
visitor Thursday
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-10

Acknowledge by press and public =
~ l"e jffatG master Of mystery
The wo"d has ever k7owr.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-10
Other types Of ~. S. Footwcar-
buiit for rough service

US Foos have all the wear and comfort which the ac-
cumulaed improvements OF n years have given them
U. S. Bootees lace on over the sock like leather
shoe. You can wear them al day long in mud and
watcr-your feet viii stay dry and comfortable
The L, S, line of footwear has type for every need
-arctics rubbers "oVer3' Every one is backed bv
over half century of experience. The rubber cofnea
from our own planation2thc whole process Of manu-.
tacture IS supervised by experts.
Always look for the u. S. Sea--it means solid wear
and long service for your money
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-10

to-Wcar construction. After you've worn n rar Tor
day or two, you'll realize why farmers everywhere
ere buying them.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-10

Try q NaBt 40 III tue Frre Frsta
journal ,uy Outs t.4suDf=
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-10-15

Minister N&rodnej Obrany ge-
neral OF. Husak Dol dosial' Gin
ny ako prezidialny sef v minister
stve Mar. Obrany, pri organizacii
nasej armady. Gen. Husak hral
vyznamn1 1lohu Y nasich legiach
ruskych j francuzskych, kde zl-
eastna .sa vsetkyych syyznacnych
bojov. !.
Minister socialnej peclivosti,
prof. dr.. Gruber, Dol dosial' pro
fesorom .narodneho hospodarstva
ma 'prazskej univerzite. JIG zname-
nifty odbernfk narodohospodarsky
a bol hlavnym redaktorom Naro-
dohospodarskeho Obzoru.
Minister post a telegrafov DIR.
Fatka bol generalnyrn riaditel' 'om
post a telegrafov je vybornym
znalcom v svojom resorte.
Minister rol'nictva prof. dr..
Brdllk Dol doteraz profesorom ma
vysokej rol nickel skole V Prahe'
Minister spravedlDosti DIR. A.
Popelka boil advokatom v Brine a
po prevrate stal sa pryym pred
seldom najvyssieho tshdu''v Brne.
Je vytecnym pravnikom.
- Bratisl. "Slov. Denn. -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-10-15
Ako 50 Prezident Masaryk odobral
Cd odst1pivsej vlady

4 podporovank vsetlkymi
roxv6znymi ! prakticlxy mysliaci-
mi obcanmi, uskuto6n{ d aisle po-|
ziadavky vasej koa1icnej vlady a
jej program. Rozvrstvenie stran
republike, fakt, ze najvacsia stra-
ma nedosahuje nadpolovicnd vac
sinu volicov a hlasov v parliament
te, viedol ku koalfcii !: Zasada ko-
alicna rozchodom tejto koalicie
liem6ze htrpet'. Viem, ke vsetky
.dosayadne strany rozhoduj jncej
vacsiny uznali princip demokra-
Gle a konstitueneho parlamentu.
Pan predseda, in6zete odstdpit S
uspokojenfm ako stupenec a
vodca svojej strany. Loyalnym
prevedenim koalicnej politiky Ii
shal ste v stranach, ktore predtym
odpieraly porozumenie pre- pro-
gram socialisticky< Yerfm Mar
xom a tymi socialistami, ktori
svojou politickou zkusenost 'oa a
svojim vzdelanfm ivedia zaujat
stanovisko svetove, xe pri mai.
mensom niektore pokrocile naro.
dy vedia prevadzat' vel mi preni-
KAYE zmeny soc. poriadku cestou
smierlivou. Verfm, ze mas narod
SO svojou republikou demokra.
ciou Apatrf k tymto uvedomel.y I'm
a politicky zralym narodom. LII
cine sa Vami a S vsetkymi Glen.
mi Vasej Nady pokojom vediac
ze vsetci budete polra6ovat' v tel
tvorivej praci, ktoru potrebujem'
pre- upevnenie a zdokonalenie re.
publiky. Statoenost' a poriadok
.praca, pozvol ny pokrok musia s;
stat einorodym heslom nieler
vlady jej organov, ale vsetkyfcl
obeanov vsetkych stran a sme
rov.
V. Tusar, v.r. T. G.. Masaryk, ,v.r
Novy ministersky predseda DIR
Jan Cerny je moravskyy Slovak
prave tax ako prezident Masaryk
Narodil sa 1874 v Uhorskom O
strohu 20 sedliackej rodiny. Pr
prevrate Dol povereny po miesto
drzitel'ovi Heinoldovi zemsko,
politickou spravou ma Morave
kde osvedcil svoju energiu, usi
lovnost' a vytrvalost'. Dosled
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-10-15

Prezident Masaryk zaslai od-
st1pivsej Wade ma adressu mini
sterskeho predsedu Tusara nasle-
dovny zaujimavy list:
" Plahe, dna Is. septembra
1890. Pan ministersky predseda!
Prijimam rezignaciu Vasej vlady
o vyslovujem Vam vsetkym jej
clenom vf'aku. Odchadzate: v O.
kamihu, ked' sa Vasa politika do
pracovala vel mi znacnych 1spe-
chov "a hraniciami j donna. TAX
zva,1a mal& dohoda je opravdu
tispech xnacny, verejnost' neyie,
ze tym je korunovans jednanie
zapodats pred dvoma rolxmi. Je-
no ciel' .je drganieks usporiada-
ME strednej Europy cestou mie-
III, Inier a pokoj potrebujeme pre-
iispesn1 pracu administracie a
menovite pre- socialne reformy
vacsieho slohu. Pri hospodarskej
vzajomnosti vsetkych statov a pri
ze'nepisnom polozenf nasej repub-
liky tieto socialne reformy vylu-
eujl nepriatel'ske pomery sdsed-
nych a ostatnych narodov. Od-
stupujete okamihu, kedy mini
ster financii ohlasuje potesitel ny
fakt, xe mas statny roxpocet je III
' rovnov&he. Tiez ' inych ''obo.
roch spravy javi 50 vidite1 ny po-
krolk, ako ' zelexrdciach, postov.
nictve, indie. Al posemkova re.
forma vylsazuje polrok. Pan mi.
nistersky predseda, nepovedam
ze mozeme byt' spokojenf napro.
sto so vsetkym, musfme vsak
podI'a spravodlivosti uznat', ze
vlada "a Vasho vedenia znacne
prispela ku konzolidacii republi
KY z chaosu valecneho povalec.
neho. Name istavu, parliament
funguje, hoci t'azkost ami, ad.
-
ministracia vo vsetlx5ch oborocf
50 zdokonaluje q v state v celkr
panuje poriadok. Opakujem: Nie
je vsetko, ako by som to chce,
mat a ako by to byt' malo; re.
publika dala plnu slobodu vo vse
tkych oboroch, ale slobody tel 50
tn tam predsa len zneuxva. D1
fam, ze nova vl6da, podporovana
statotvornymi strana1ni a ich no
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-10-15

kom toho bolo, ze ma Morave s1
dnes pomery najnormalneisie VI
celej republike< Ministersk5 pred. |
seda~ Cerny ako clovek rol' l'nicke-
no l'udu $ citom demokraticktm
sukaze tieto svoje vlastnosti iste
" najvyssom trade, ktory teraz
dosiahnul.
Minister ! unifik6cie DIR. Vladi-
mir Fajnor Dol doteraz preziden-
tom sddnej tabule v Bratislave.
Je znamy celej slovenskej verej-9
nosti 70 svojho 1cinkovania voa
Zvolene davno pred vojnou, kde
|ako 'znamenity pravnik hajil "a
lujmy l'udn slovenskeho. Pre- svo-
jc odborne znalosti pravnicke Dol
povolany v pryych mesiacoch re-
publiky ma najcelnejsie miesto v
siidnictve Slovenska, "a preziden-
ia sldnej tabule v Bratislave. Tie
to -jeho odborne znalosti pravni-
cke, ako al znama energicnost' a
.ozvaha holy iste jednou po-
!hnlitok, sze Dol povolany teraz pre-
zidentom Masarykom k vedeniu
doleziteho ministerstva pre- sled
notenie zakonov republike.
| Minister pre- sprawl slovenska
DIR. M. Micura, doterajsi zupan
nitriansky tekovskyy, povolanim
advokat, vedel vel mi dobre nplat
nit svoje schopnosti administra-
tivne ako zupan. Osvedcil sa, a
ko energicky, svedomity dradnik,
; ktory vel'm dobre zna Pomery
administrative ma Slovensku
Cd neho mono oeakavat'' napra-
Evp..v administracii u mas ako al
vobec napravu pomerov ma Slo.
vensku,. do ktorych iste zasiahne
pevnou rukou. -
Minister skolstva dr.. j. Susta
je profesorom filozofickej fakul.
ty v Prahe, kde prednasal vseo'
becn1 historiu. Jeho stddia, ktort
slozil v rade vynikajucich diel hi.
storickych, zaistily mu zvucnf
memo medzi dejepiscami.
Minister zeleznic dr., inz. v
Burger je najlepsim eeskym cd
bornikom zeleznienym. Bol dote.
raz sekcnym sefom v minister.
stve zeleznfc jemu nalezi zaslu.
ha, ze nase drahy s1 dnes pomer.
ne vo vel mi dobrom stave.
, Minister zasobovania Prusa bo
doteraz viceprezidenton zemske.
: spravy politickej v Prahe.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-10-15

Mr. Harding je rydzm Amerikanom, ktory bozna mi
mova Roosevelt Mckinley tt elki Repu blikan ktori
svojej vlasti.
Diva razy lcen zakonodarne Ohio pod guverner ter
ermn senate spojench Saov sa doka byt,
naroda
Hlasovanie nanho je hasovanim vas saneho "a bl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-10-15
Warren G. Harding, "a preidenta

Mr. Harding narodi far1n eho stareho otca Ohio
sravil svo mady vek pne medz robotnictvom
maeho mesta kde bo vychovany On Dol dy robonym Glove
kom vie, co dlhe hodiny t'azka praca znamenajd.
On je vydavatel ON novin bohacom zadnom ohla-
de- Nbolo nkdy straku aebo robonckych nepokov jeho
tlatiarkom zayode Jeho zamesnanci no vy povaova
laskaveho spravedlveho kazdo jeho
ciastka jeho spooenos vastnena je samJmi robotnkm
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-10-15
Harry |. Davis, "a guvernaa

Mr. Davis e synom chudobneho robotn6ho udu svojej
mladosti pracoya sapach a pra
& covat ked boil 13rocny dne sudoval noci
On iii medz chudonbym ludom cel svoj zivo pozna
eho potreby On Dol raz zvoeny mayora
landu On Dol vAdy lojalym On naso spravedvom jed
mani voc robonkom znaj svojho priatela
rekord ako nbol nky prevsen znac eho vybon1
= sdcost' guvernera.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-10-15

Ako stau
det stnej
bude napomahat dobr1
bezn ndkad
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-10-15
Budete hlasovat' "a blahobvt.
pokoj a spravedivost?

Nasa vel Repubkanska stran ba bou
ona sto robotnikov to lane
spravodiyos lepSho kapiom
a arom
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-20
CASTLE

For those who like the thrills and
action OF a serial story. without
waiting 20 get the big punch. p"
Terror Island" at the Castle today
and tomorrow, is recommended.
That famous hand-cuff king and
magician. Houdini, is the star OF this
smashing siN-reel melodrama, with
its submarine race 10 salvage sunk
On treasure, its battle and rescue
beneath the waves. its villainy, its
mystery. its sensational feats Of dar-
ing escape. Beginning in the shop
of a Yankee inventor. IL carries tho
spectator 10 the shores Of a South
Sea Isle
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-20
AlkaIi in Shampoos
Bad For Washing Hair

Most soaps and prepared sham
poos contain too much alkali. which
is very Injurious. as It dries the scalp
and makes the hair brittle.
The best thing 10 use is Mulsifed
cocoanut oil shampoo, FOR this is
pure and entirely greaseless. It's
very cheap and beats anything else
all 20 pieces. You can get this at
any drug store. and a few ounces
will last the whole family for
months
Simply moisten the hair with wa
ter and rub it in about a teaspoon
ful is an that IS required II makes
an abundance of rich. creamy lather.
cleauses thoroughly and rinses out
easily. The hair dries quickly and
evenly. and Is soft fresh looking.
bright fluffy wayy. and easy 10
handle. BESIDES. 10 loosens and takes
out every particle Of dust dirt and
dandrUl1- ADJ
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-20

orite wallace Reid makes his latest
appearance at the L~aSalle today and
tomorrow. As the innocent third
party 20 q contemplated divorce
who goes 20 bed and pretends 10 be
iN So that he viii not be called 10
the witness stand, he IS at his clever
best. There Is love interest eplenty
too. when romance in the person OF
mis- pretty nurse enters his life.
SICK Abed" is just the SORT OF
frothy. amusing photoplay TO please
most everybody on q hot day.