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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
DOKIE Wild CAT
WON'T Be tanned
BY 4 mere MAN

Fred Mccain. crp;ain 81 tho floor
team Of Dahna Temple. No; lbA' II. o.
X. X. Cthr D"k:oSD Is much wiser man
this morning than he was Yesterday
i;rnd had nothing in particular TO do
yesterday afternoon. and the weath"T
being fine. he jumped into his automo-
bile and took SPIN out BoEES Run 70
Grant Cuur:nEhnm's farm 10 pay a
which Is ION Tastur"" there" and II pos"
sihlc TO tcach Il n trick or Nv" for tho
Doklc ceremonial which takes place a
Dor Day. afternoon and evening. ~ n"
Pyth!an castle.
Mr,Ya!n pcsscssns q tame "dominNch-
or" hen that he trained to do a stunt OF
two for the candidates at the ceremonial.
and Nc thought with a litt!" coaching
thor" was 40 reason why a Wild cat
couldn't hC taught I" do on" Of IN" same
tricks and do II much better.
Arriving at IN" farm: after rcm0finS
hts coat and seating himself AT a SAFE
distance from the wild cat. which -
securely fastened by a collar and chain
wards " more between TWO tr""s. allow
Ing tha animal plenty OF play. Fred
started IN - cal. IN the most winning
way. kitty, KITTY k'ry petty ru.!':
crourhcl down on All rours. growing.
snarlinG and sN!ttnE-what tail shN
has. standing straight Up. md slowly
swayinG back and forth m tn" summer
breeze.
Come. rn"'ty KITTY, rload"d l'r"ddi"
''Wow. S""s'." said pussy. which
ant--''Whcn l Get ready
All The ,imc r'r"d was 'dE!nG "loe0r
and closer to Miss Wild Kat. In his
right hand Fred held Il lump NJ sugar.
Why Fred thought ne could tanc d vii
cat with n lump ~ sugar. goodness only
knows unless Il was hrcas" F'r"d knew
she was q lady and ell ladies iik>
sweets. We'll. 10y this t!ne Fr"d vas
close enough to scratch III" pretty Kitty
on the head with lit''" swift h. hut
he wont dn L again. 80. sir! KITTY
rctaI!atcd and was not particular what
rort OF Trcd's ANATOMY she scratched.
She made Il pass At Predicts faco with
her strong right paw. sort Of IN upper
cut lob Eor IN" paw Missed her aim by
about ono iAt"enth NJ an inch. and BE-
fore he knew Il. FrNid!" was wander
INK around looking for tn" sleeve out or
a practically new twenty dollar shirt.
Fred SAYS he has horse shoes all over
him FOR he didn't receive scratch:
also SAYS thai k!pltnc was sure right
when no said that the fcmal" NJ ~"
species Is NOR" deadly iNnn ~" mac,
ard has mad" ~ h's mind N Let som"
ono else tame Wild cats wh!|N no Dc,
votes hts spare ftwn 10 tanning rhickCnF
(thc kind with feathers "n)
Tn" Wild Cat r"r"mnn!al contest given
under IN" auspices NJ l,7hn2 Temple.
Ne IF4. n q. X. X. tTh" nokiCs) 10
now raging and all ready srorcs ~
rresscs have been received at tho Pyth-
ian club. Any member ~ N" Fyth'an
Dok!rs. IS entitled TO guess what he
thinks would he Il good name for lazy
Wild cat Write Il on Nt""" or ran"r'
together with tn" contestants FULL nam"
and lodge number. Nal or l"av" sam"
at Pythian club. car" OF Contest Ed
tor and await results.
Some Of tho names ALREADY received
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
v, R, WHITE SUES
FRANK ANDERSON
Tenth civil Proceeding to 1ecovsr
Money Lost In Purchase OF Autos
Alleged to Have Been Stolen

\ suit styled W. r. White vs.. r. q
Anderson IN assumpsit, damages $1,000
was fIcd IN The office OF Circuit CLERK
John l.. KtnFhorn yesterday afternoon
by iiusHs Wilson. Lan'z ard cotton, AZ
r0rH"ys for tho plaintiff. The suit Is re-
court.
The suit !. 20 recover tho sum OF
SISA which White claims 10 nave los,
through A transaction with Anderson IN
which the latter is alleged 70 nave SOTO
White 4 Buick touring car Which WAS
no, tho property OF Anderson.
This is the tenth suit fled against
Anderson since tho latter was taken IN
10 custody upon complaint OF Pits
hurgh Detectives on charges OF LTaElcK-
ing in stolen automobiles. White al
lsrns in an AFFIDAVIT for attachment.
which accompan,"s the praectipe. that ne
WINS compelled 10 restore the automo-
bio IN question 70 the r!ghtlul owner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
GIRL GETS HEARING
ON BICAMY CHARGE
Is Alleged TO Rave INDUCED in Matri-
mony Second Time while Husband
Was In Army

Vc!ma StrICklIn. alias Nelna T"arS"''
alias Nolma ReCk"r "a awaiting near
inG before Squire Kindc!hcrEcr, this arr
crnoon. on charge OF hiGamy. The girl
who ia but slightly over twenty years
OF age, was arrested early yesterday
morning 10y Officers Roth and HumcS,
as a result Of warrant sworn out ny
Frank Rcckcr Of Martins Ferry. who Is
alleged u hc husband No >.
The young woman is alleged 70 have
married George FCarsol in thus CITY JUS
before he hcram" member or lnCl'
SANS army. Letters were received ny
her, II Is stated. while Pearsol vas III
camT. hut when he was sent overseas
his letters became fewer and they soon
stopped. Later. Il is alleged, Frank
Rocker came along and offered TO aiH
the sorrowinS young bride. and they
too. were soon united in marriage:
Everything went along nm" unit! tho
hou,e-ronl.ng OF Penrsol. hubby No. |.
Tho sad news WAS snon broken TO him.
hut not being satisfied h" Went in search
~ hts wife She consented 20 return.
Eeck"r. however. didn't Ike 10 environ
monrs Of bachelors he. and madc
Kick. with the result thu, warrant
WAS eworn out for her arrest.
Both husbands hav" stated that they
will appear against her.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
S5,175 RAISED
FOR CHARITIES
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES FINANCE
CoMnuTTEE STARTS WORK
IN EARNEST
Contributors Include Liberal Donations
and Gifts BY People OF
Limited Means.

The Associated Charities finance com
mittce started earnestly 20 Work
Wednesday at their task OF raising the
much needed funds for the care OF
needy families IN Wheeling during the
year, and at Yesterdays meeting the
committees was able to report S5.l73
subscribed. as tn" result Of tho day :
work
Three Of IN" subscriptions received
during the day were Tor $"on eacn; Nv"
for 5000: three for $25c, and quit"
large number for $500
The most gratifying f"atur" Of the
report was that tho people or " nrci,
INK appreciate how tho present hiSh
prices arc making harder Inc iIEinLs
conditions for IN" poor families with
OUT broad winner. and many confirm
ut,,rs ara increasing their suhscrip'
lions accordingly. In n number OF in
stances former subscriptions were
doubled
Another gratifying feature was the
generous interest shown by pc"rl" or
limited means. who wish 10 have part
IN the work and who were rerres"hten
by 4 larE. number of "CntriHutlons iHTT
small amounts, the total or whiCh Will
nd materially IN carrying on thlS re-
lief work among needy families.
The committee must sim ra'S" SlI
600 This will tnke much hard work
on their part hut they real ze tlnt u
Is y iuh that must be- put through. and
have generously volunteered their tim"
until It Is done. They are expecting
every individual. business and corpora
ton in "a" Wheeling district 70 con-
tribute according to It's means.
As the welfare Of the whole com
muuity. as well ms tho dictates 81 hu-
uunity. require that these unfortunate
families b" cared for. II" c"mmi'toH
does not believe that any man viii
shIrk this obligation when It Is pu; up
To him.
II win r"duc" tho work Of inc COM
mittc" very much II the conir.hut"rS
will send In their suhscrip'ions by mall
instead Of whiting /" he called upon.
SuhSrr!u,lunS may hc sent either 70
N. Associated Charities. Eoard or
Trade building, or TO ". l.. Wilson,
g. \. Robinson. J. 4. Rum. J. summer
Jones. Roy =. NaylUr W. II. 'iundlinE'
Or ( 4. Wingcrtcr or Attorney I. J..
Mr(,iMleN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
SERVE WARRANTS
ON PROPRIETORS
or RESTAURANTS
Owners OF Eight Eating Houses Charged
with Selling Cream That II
Below Ctty Standard

Warrants charging the owners 81
eight Wheeling restaurants with viola
tions OF the city health ordinance we're
served last evening BY Inspector
Charles L. Gallagher. sanitary officer
Of the Wheeling Department Of Health.
The specific charge IN each Warrant
alleges violation OF Article OF Section
10 OF the health ordinance which pro-
yides that cream sold within the city
must contain not less than eighteen per-
cent OF butter fat.
The warrants were scrved upon tho
proprietors OF tho Anchor. Crystal.
American. Bijou. Basle's Yale Liberty
and Fort Henry restaurants. The war
rants are returnable in police court Sat
urday morning
In speaking Of the charges last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30

4 further effort will also he made TO
have tho manufacturers and diStribu-
tors Of iCe cream improve their methods
ot manufacturing and handling their
products SO as 70 reduce tho bacteria
content and thereby lessen the posi-
bility Of disease.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
DIR. GIBSON WILL

Rev. Samuel Martin Gibson. pastor
this rr:y. who rlI"i the pulpit Of DR..
l"hn Timothy stone. at. Chicago. last
SUNDAY. Will leave again today for
Chicago to preach ror DR.. Stone this
Sunday Mrs Gibson and daughter.
Miss Eleanor. VIII" has been severely
81 ru: tho past f"w weeks. Will leave
Monday ~ join nr. Gibson in Chicago,
and from ther" they will go to the
woods IN Wisconsin where they VIII
spend ecSeral weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses

Frank !. Witt. 2S. OF ENwood city.
IA. and Mary Agnes MrGec. - OF
Beaver Falls. Pa.
Harry r Cosgrov". a. and Clem"n-
tine GriMi,hs. -, both OF Canton. q.
Deeds
! r Marshall and Minnie Marshall
70 w. A Marshall. property AZ Ia las;
( = caldwell and wife 10 Minnie Nc
nonnld rropcrtv AT West Liberty.
r l.. Klmmons and VT" 70 w. \.
Marshall. IL. acres IN Philadelphia dis
trict.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30

and the methods Of cleansing tho serv-
ing counters 81 cct"ra at the. various
places Of distribution
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
QUALITY OF ICE CREAM
SHOWS IMPROVEMENT

Since the last published report OF
zee cream samples examined by the
Health Department IN" quality of tho
C!ty's Ice cream supply has improved
observation-disclosures III" bacteria
counts are still in excess Of the legal
limit OF 5OO.0 900 bacteria per cubic cen
ttmeter THIS Is. accounted FOR by the
handling and exposure OF the product
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
Ulcer Gallagher stated tina

Sanitary officer Gallagher stated that
tho city will present evidence that IN
all of these restaurants. cream has been
sold and charges made for cream. that
contained less than the standard IS per
con, Of butter fat. In some instances Il
Is alleged that restaurant keepers have
diluted cream with milk.
Or. John r. Marschner. city health
commissioner. II was stated at the OF
hce OF tho health department. recently
visited each OF the restaurants named
above. and personally warned the prop
rictors TO comply with the health or
dtnancc before resortin8 10 pros"Cu-
tlonS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30

BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
SPECIAL COURT Term

Judge r. NJ. Addleman will hold =
srerisi tom, Of circuit court today. Sew
oral pending matters will be given at
tcnt:on 10y tho court
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-02-13
JOHN WILLO
sLOvENsKY ADvOKAT
Diamond Block
Adressar Okresneho Sborn SLOW
Lfgy v Youngstown. O.

.Jozef Martinko, preas., 249 Carlton
ST., City. Frant. Hudik, podpreds., 1914
Belleview Ave-, City. Juraj' Puhalla
tajomnik, 81 N. Whitney Ave., City.
Martin Dolak, pokl., Col Steel St., City.
Dozorny .vybor: Michal Hanisko, Jozef
Sromofsky Michal Rybar. Nasle-
dovns sbory prisldchaid do Okr. Sborn:
d. Lansingville, So. 2 mesta, 1913. 20
Steelton, 13o. 20 Struthers, 2o7. Brier
Hill, 242. Hasclton a 3l4. East
Youngstown.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-02-13

A: (k priatel ovi B, ktory sa
bohato ale nest astne ozenil) -
/" Vidls vidis! = ia som Ii po-
vedal. ze bohatstvo samo neblaM
cIoveka -
b: I'm, = samo by ma veru
bolo obfaziloI'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-02-13
s. STRANA
Skronna ziadost

Test: ia dam svojej deere
10000 kor,ln vena, Aron; ak mi
ale sl'abis, ze v sabes zavres OBJ
chod, dam jej s0,0O0n'
Fat: "Vics co, tato, ,'aj nj
100000 kornn a ia sklep vobec
ami neotvorim
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-02-13

Bol raz jeden vel mi, ale vel m
chudobny kovac. Vol 'akedy sa
dobrc NAL. Ale coze, ked' RENE
slo mu zaseklo, easy prlsly zle
zena drobnt deti pytaly lel
jcst'2 VySiel celkom na mizlnn
zc uz ma celom svojom bydlc ne
NAL iba sedem krajciarov. A Wy,
hladovelt, vyziable deti este len
tcraz pocaly mravcat' ze by ony
jedli. Osanoval sa a pod! XII
pill ST "a tych ostatnych spdcm
krajciarov poyrazok, re sa vol "a
kde V horc nan zavcSi.
Pride do tel hory, vyhl ada 81
micsto a zahadZujc ten povra-
zok ma mocnu haluz vvsoktho
>tromu, ably ho to zdrzalo. Ira,
zu kdc sd vczmc, tn Sa vczme Je-
dna Tierna panicka a odhovara
no, ably sa ncveSal, re to hriech,
al mrzko zc je. Zarazil sa mily
kovaG, kcd tn TAX mic po mic OBJ
iavila sa tn ia panicka a pobral
sa d'alcj. Len GO nickol 'ko kro-
kOv urObil. Ease Sa Uzelcl a Zaha-
dzoval uz povraZok ma halnz.
Ako by z ncba bola Spadla, zaS
Ia ia paniGka. Odhovarala no.
Pokr1tiI hlavou. vidclo Sa mu to
i tax nctak; ale tcda ncZahodil
ten povrazok a zostal tam, ako
prikovany. Kcd' panicka zmizIa,
icmu Ease len celia jeho bicda po-
,tavila sa pred oci. I vcru pri-
praviI povrazok ma haluz, ze 81 no
NJ zakOSidli okOlo hrdla a odvisnc
ma nom.
Panirka pOStavila Sa NJ tcraZ
pred nchO Samtho a rcCic mu :
NcvcSa.j Sa. kovAc, ncvcSaj !
Spom0zcm ii V biedc, dam Ii bo-
hatS,va. kol 'ko chccS, len ci mi
lnbiS, o com dosial' donna ne
vicS 90 - Ell. nuz Gozc to m6ze
hyt o com by SOM mojom pu-
,tom dome ncvcdel? TO budc
akiste ncjaka plctka!' hntal 81
kovac a prisl 'ubil panicke, co zia-
laIa, len ci no 4 biedy vypomoze.
lIned' my nasypala pcnaz1 a zla-
ia plnil kapsu. 'Tu mas - po-
veda - co som ii sl'nbila. A
prcto. co 81 mi ty 81 'nbil. pridem
81 o Sedem rOkOv.' V tom zmi4
zIa, allo by jcj ami ncbolo byvalo,
a kovat, obohatcnl, pobral sa do
NOV.
Cell vytcSenl priSicl a rozlo-
ziI bohatStvo po stole. Tu radost'
mad radosti! Mila zena len sa tax
uSmievala ma ten cink-blink a be-
zala hned' jedenia naknpit' w.
hladovcle dcti Skakaly od radosti
a chvalily sa, alo sa najedly az 30
hrdlo. Ale tn NJ potion priSla rec
/ ia to. ako otcc k tomu bohat-
stvu prisiel. "Pletka, nestoji ami
ia spomenutie,,' hovoril kovac:
Isl 'nbfl som len to, O com dosial
donna neviem. Met vypovedancj
vccl, ako sa ma to slovo zena pre-
! 'akla; lebo sa citila. a len co bo.
la obcula diet a pod srdcom. "Eo.
we'd 81 mi urobil!' recie mu.
eyed ty 81 vlastne diet a zapre-
dial, skor sa ako narodilo!' II "a
kol sa i kovac, ale co bolo robit ?
Slovo dal, cd slova NJ tcraz ne
mohol.
Dobre. Kovacka onedlho poro-
dila krasne, utcSene dievcatko. so
zlatymi vlasmi ma hlavc a so fla
ton hviczdou ma cele, preco no nj
kda max ami ncpozvali, len Zla-
tovlaska. Ako najlepsie mohli.
tax opatrovali vychovavali 81
-ju rodicia; iba vtedy i'm vzdy ME-
co srdcc stislo, ked' 81 ma to DO
myself, ze je al ich, ami ME ich.
Q sedem rokov, ma min1tku ma til
hodinu, ako sa i'm narodilo, "a.
hurtoval cierny koc pod kovaco-
vymi oblokmi a z koca vystiipila
cierna panitka, kovacovi, naco
prisla, oznamila a to dievGa k Sc.
be do koca posadila. s plaGom a
horekovanim vyprevadzali ich
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-02-13
ZLATOVLASKA
RoZPRAVKA PRE- DETI

vsctci domaci' az po cinter@) } Chce
i Ii este d'alei list 7, ale lin ia pa
nitka ncdovolila, lebo Re i'm vra.
porobi. Narickajnc vratili sa do.
NOV a sm1tili "a utesenym dicv.
Gatom, ako by no nikda Wac vidct
nemali.~
(ierna panicka to utesene zla-
tovlase dievcatko letcly ma tom
Gicrnom koti pustymi poliami, hu-
strmi horami, az naostatok jc-
dnom krasnom vel 'kom zamku
zastaly. Panieka peknt dievca-
tko dovicdla do zamku, povodila
no po devat 'desiatichdeviatich
izbach a potion takto k nemu pre-
riekla: "Tu ty budeS, dievka mo-
ia, prcbyvat'. Tychto dcvat de-
Siatdevit izieb mi budcS opatro-
vat a riadit mas sa kdc precho-
dit po mich po vSetkych byvat'
V ktorej sa ii zapaci. Aleze mi
tamto do tel istej izby ami nena-
kukni, lebo zle pochodis! O Sc
dem rokov vidfme sa Ease do tych
riaS dobre sa mali - Ako to w.
rickla, zmizla. Ia celych sedem
rokov ncbolo o nej ami chfru, ami
>Ivchu.
A "a tych celych scdem rokov
prcbyvala 81 nasa Zlatovlaska v
tom zamku polojne: prechadzala
>a po devat Observation-Disclosures ~
bach. vymetala,. riadila a cistila
81 i"h, zc vSetko nich ligotalo
Sa, ako len to Zlato; ale do tel
iStcj ami ncnakukala, hoci in to
yzdy pomrzelo a tn i tn jei spat ,
ncdalo. - Ked' scdem rokov pre-
;lo, vratila sa panicka. "No, ci
'i do ostatnej izby nenakukla?"
| Sp!tala sa Natovlasky, a Zlato-
vldska odpovedala, re ME. Pa
litka bola spokojna, lebo vedela,
:e ZIatovlaska til ostatnn izbu ma
ozaj ncvidela. Potion jej zas len
o iste nalozila a ma sedem rokov
skapala.
Freehold sa naSa Zlatovlaska
DO dewitt 'desiatichdeviatich ute
Senych svetliciach, prechodi sa
riadi ich, ably boly este, ako tie
<rkadla. Rok "a rokom nina sa
iej, ako vo sne. Raz uz pri konci
ychto sedmich rokov, ako sa tax
prechodl mysli 81, ako in pani-
cka "a krasne svetlice pochvali,
pocujc utesenn hudbu, ktora w.
hravala V tel ostatnej izbe. Ako
srnka 81 poskocila a bola uz tam
pri dvcrach, a hudba este len te-
raz milo a uteSenc zavznela. Pri-
tlacila kl'ucku Such uz bola
'amdnu.
V tcjto istej izbe sedeli "a sto-
lom dvanasti India zakliati: Sc
deli prave tax, ako boil 81 zasadli
vtedy, ked' ich tam zakliali ia
lvcrmi stal este jedon ten ku
Zlatovlaske preriekol: "Zlato-
vlaska, pre- vecneho Boha, nevy-
javze ty, co 81 teraz teito izbe vi
della! A co by ia panicka co tc-
bou robila, tai do hrdla. Lebo ak
len slovo mnknes, ma vecne veky
, sama nest 'astna budeS my tn
zakliati ostaneme! - S tym vsc-
tko Zanemelo Zlatovlaska zia-
Scna, nastrachana vybehla Won.
A tn ii ami nezbadala, iba ked
cierna panicka postavila sa pred
lou, tato uz yopred vedela, ze
| ZlatOvlaska til ostatnn izbu vide
la. 1ba jej prstom pobrozila a
"iekla "Zlatovlaska, Zlatovlaska,
:ozc 81 to urobila? We'd 81 ty do
tel istej izby marcia! Povcdz
teraz, co 81 tam videla?" Ale mi
la Zlatovlaska, ze mic a mic, tajila
do hrdla. - Ked po dobrotky
neslo, hrozila jcj panicka tax,
tax; ale Zlatovlaska len tajila.
Naostatok povie ia panicka: "Ak
mi nepovieS, 60 81 videla tel
izbe, hodlm ia do studne a me-
mou ostanes!' / veru hodila in
Il
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-02-13

y Cinter (cimiter, coemete-
rium) znamena tn len tol 'ko, ako
kroj, hranicu dediny, lebo, ako
znamo, cintere byvajd ma kraji
dedin a miest, a to obycajne We.
dl'a cesty.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-02-13
KDE ST MONO PRED
PLATIT YOUNGSTOWN
SKE SLOVENSKE Nc.
Why

Naslm1 poverenyml na prljlma.
ME predplatkov nay Youngstownsk6
slovenske Noviny su:
Jozef Martinko, v jeho sloven-
skej krajcirskej dielni, pod {. "a
Watt ST., ma poschodi, Youngs-
town, o.
Michal Hanisko, Lansingville.
MATEJ KUCKO GROCERIA
414 Steel Street, ma Steeltone.
RAGosIN, obchod obuvou a
odevom. East Youngstown, o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-02-13

vsctci domaci' az po cinter.s) Chcc
Ii este d'alei ist', ale lin ia pa
nitka ncdovolila, lebo Re i'm vra.
porobi. Narickajnc vratili sa do.
NOV smutili "a utesenym dicv.
Gatom, ako by no nikda viac videt'
nemali.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-08-16
DECIDE SUFFRAGE
FATE TOMORROW
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Each Side Confident of Victory
Adopted by Senate.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. l6.-Fate
of the federal suffrage amendment IN
Tennessee may be known tomorrow.
Members of the legislature predicted to-
day that the house would vote tomorrow
on the ratification solution which has
been adopted by the senate.
Whether the house would ratify or re-
jeet the federal constitutional amendment
is an uncertainty.
Speaker Seth Walker, leader of the OPP
position, said last night he was reason
ably sure of rejection. Miss Sue White,
president Of the Tennessee branch of the
National Woman's party, said the issue
was undecided. Other suffrage leaders
still were confident, but the number OF
those who held that the result would not
be known until after the house had bal
loted seemed to be increasing.
The committee in charge OF the ratil-
cation resolution viii meet tonight to
discuss the measure. Majority and mi
nority reports were regarded as fore
gone conclusion.
Workers of both factions continued
their activities yesterday and campaign
headquarters was closed only few hours
in observance of the Sabbath. Suffragists
as a rule went after the members individ-
ually. Rumors that some members
pledged to support ratification We're slip
ping resulted in extraordinary efforts to
hold them III line.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-08-16

day law should remain on the statute
books. / believe it should be ratified ac-
cording to the wishes of the people. 1t
one wants to play ball after a week of
hard work or take ride in his automo-
bile on Sunday, it should be his privi-
Iege and right. If another man wants to
90 to church that's his business. There
are too many laws made nowadays,
over the heads of the people, absolutely
contrary to the constitution of the
United States. l believe in obedience
to laws. that are made by the, people and
for the people, but when they are made
to protect one class and punish another
then / say.it's the worst thing on earth.
1t. discourages respect for the law and
encourages lawlessness.
/ am not Dragging about what I've
done or what | am going to do, but if
you want a senator who will protect the
individual rights of every citizen in this
state | viii do everything in my power
to see that they don't put anything over
on you.
Thanking you for your strong and
splendid support, / am
Yours very truly,
MERRILL A. STARK.
Brattleboro, Aug. Is.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-08-16
CANDIDATE STARK
MAKES STATEMENT
Tells Where He Stands on Volstead
Act and Sunday Law-Would Mod
ify One and Eliminate Other.

Editor of The Reformer:
Dear Sir: / have been asked many
times where / stand in regard to the
VoIstead act. So if you viii kindly per
nit me through your good paper | VIII
state briefly where / stand. Gentlemen,
if am sent up to the Legislature VIII
recommend that the Volstead act be
modified according to the wishes OF the
people and decided by popular vote do
not agree that one-half of one per cent
alcohol in any beverage is Intoxicating.
Now. gentlemen, as far as the 18TH
amendment ia concerned, am not OPP
posed to it, because it Is against the
open saloon, but / am opposed TO any
state act along the lines of the Nolstead
act becoming a law until it has been
ratified and decided by the popular vote
of the people. ! believe the local option
laws should remain on the statute books,
as this issue has been tested and proven
60 be the wish Of the majority. Regard
iess OF my personal opinion, | will abide
by the decision Of the majority OF the
people.
Gentlemen, there is sure TO be concur
rent legislation in regard to the Vol
stead act. You should demand every
candidate to state where he stands in
regard to these matters before you Tgiye
him your vote. 1t will give me pleasure
b. answer any question pertaining. to
these issues to ang sateF whe desires PIE
40 do SO and 1 will answer you tFuthfully
and to the best of my ability.
Now do not think the present Sun