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DEATHS.

white.
Fr.seis Z. Nelson, so years, walter Reed
Hospt.
Isabelle G. Powers, so, 434a Warner st.
NV.
Elizabeth Posey. 80. III 6tb st. Sc.
Cora A. Lowe, 45, 2126 l4th st. NV.
Isaac B. HiSEs, II, Walter Reed Hospt
Adolph Guderian, so, Walter Reed Hospt.
Martha u. Bruni, rs, 1870 Gales st. ne.
Carrie A Burton, "a, 1701 Jackson st. ne.
Hargaret Wulfert, Is, 1209 Decatur st. NV.
Martha z. Searle, 81, 1905 18th st. SC.
Henry K. Porter, 80, 1900 l st. NV.
Saras Parashow, IS, Georgetown Hospt
h, Xarif Ayers, 70, 4l3 4th st.-nw.
Annie c. Cooksey, 80. Providence Hospt.
0Serton @. BoeteIer. %, So You st. NV.
william Turnbull, "A, Naval Hospital
Harold woodsll, % mos, Provd. Hospt.
Oara Rosina G. Colsbucci, Is days, Ar
thur phes nv.
Marion A. Ensor. 3 days, 1898 d st. Sc.
Infant Of Philip b. and Ruth V. vernier,
81 days, Providence Hosp.
John Paldouf, 2 hours. Garfield HosPt. ,
Colored.
Carrie OuttIer, so, Proyidence Hospt
Aarxaret haddoI, Il, 1155 1Tth st. NV.
Simon Csnter, 55, 1144 Lingers court NV
Lsuis p. H. Davis. IS, 1880 1lth st. NV.
Mamie Bdseoe, 80, 402 Richardson st. NV
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SHORT STORIES OF
FAMOUS SONGS
"Star-Spangfed Banner,

One story says that the words
of this song were written the
morning after an attack on Fort
McHenry, by Francis Scott Key
while he was held prisoner on
board the British feet during
the war of 1912.
Another denies that Key was
being held prisoner, but had
visited the fleet to get the re-
lease of a friend who had been
taken by the enemy. Conditions
made It impossible for him to
return to Baltimore until the
day after the attack on Fort
McHenry, which he witnessed.
The morning after, Seeing the
flag waying above the ram
parts, he hastily penciled the
words of the great song on a
piece of paper.
On his return to friends In
Baltimore he read the verses.
They were received enthusiast
tically. One Of the listeners,
Ferdinand Durang, hunted out
an old book of flute music and
searched for a tune which he
thought best fitted Keys verses.
Finally he found one, i"Anacreon
in Heaven" by name, and he ar
ranged the notes. to suit the
songs words. The "Star-Spans
gied Banner" was first sung in
a tavern near Holiday Street
Theater, Baltimore, by Durang.
1t became popular during the
war of 1912. and today is one OF
the greatest of national songs.
Key was born in 1880 and died
in 1S43. p
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FEATURES, FlCTIOf
TUESDAY APRIL "a Ioar
kMrning,
.xn,rnnlp. prrM&N
vRUDOLPH PERKINS
STEALS STOCKINGS
TO APPEAsE HUNGER.

TO APPEAsE HUNGER. :.
Cliff simms was hungry. So he
said. He had been out OF work since
last October. He was broke and
could not support his family. SO he
said.
lie decided to go shopping. He
did not shop like some OF the women
do-look around in every store p
town AMI then not buy anything.
He intended TO get something. -
From what Mrs. Sarah Farling, a
store detective said. Cliff swipsd
several pairs Of stockings. He
showed very poor judgment. He
should have robbed a grocery sore
II he was in such shape that Ne
could not help committing a robI
berry. .
He wanted to sell the stockings
and buy some grub. He never
thought that IL was just as easy -
steal the grub and not have to 20
10 the trouble Of retailing. .
II he had done that the coUtt
would have believed his tale abOyt
being out Of work and starving. o.
There must have been someth 'rr
fshy about his explanation because
the court gave him ninety days.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-12

Highest. 40: lowest, 81.
Relative humidity. S a. m., As; .
p. m. IS: s p. m. 80.
Rainfall Is p. m. to s p. m.), O.O3.
Hours of sunshine. 1O.7.
Per cent of possible sunshine. 81.
Departures from Normal.
Accumulated excess of tempera-
ture since January l. 1921. 722.
Excess of temperature since April,
1921, 65.
Accumulated deficiency of precipi-
tation since January l. 1921, 3.9S.
Deficiency of precipitation since
April l, 1921. 0.69.
Temperature same date last year
Highest. Sc; lowest, 80.
Other Temperatures.
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Technical Engineers. Architects and
Draftsman's Union, affiliated with
the American Federation Of Labor.
which will be opened at knights Of
Pythias Hall, this morning. Dele
gates will attend from all principal
cities and Industrial centers.
Today's business will comprise the
seating of delegates and the assign
ment OF committees. II. S. Holder.
labor leader, will be the main
speaker.
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SENATE,

Met at noon. recessed Mt I2,is
until 1880, and again at 2i4O until
J o'clock, to await notification from
the House.. and adjourned ut 3,IO
until IL today.
Vice President Coolidge, presid-
ing. appointed Senator Lodge, Re-
publican leader, and Senator
Hitchcock, Democratic leader i'm ab-
sence of senator Underwood, to no
tify President Harding that senate
was In session and ready to receive
his message.
Oath administered to Holm q.
Bursum, of New Mexico, and Peter
NOrbeck. of South Dakota, ms Sena-
tors. Bursum having been appointed
successor to senator Fall, who re-
signed to become Secretary of the
Interior, and NOrbeck, succeedins
Senator johnson, having failed tn
arrive for the reorganization cere-
monies March 4.
senator Lodge gives notice that
COIomb bian treaty will he called up
Immediately after address of PresI-
dent Harding today, and that he
will deliver address on the subject.
Senator'S kellogg, of Minnesota;
Pomerene, of Ohio, and Knox. of
Pennsy1vanin. giving notice also
that they wOsId speak successiveIy.
Senator Lodge calls conference Of
Republican committee on commit
tees for today TO enlarge certain
major committees, making places
for new Senators.
No bills introduced.
HOUSE.
Met At L. m- recessed from to
4i2O p. m. and adjourned at <t30
until noon today TO await the wish-
es of the President.
Clerk of House called role by
State delegations and new members
were sworn in.
Frederick II. GilIett, Of Massa-
chusetts, reelected Speaker.
Committees were elected and
rules adopted.
Democrats vainly protested scat
ing of Richard +. Bird, Republican.
of Kansas, because of alleged HiO-
Iation of corrupt practices act.
Notification committee appointed
to notify President Harding that
The Washington herald., 1921-04-12
Court Asked to Set Date
In P0Icers DiUorce Case

Caleb Powers, former Representa-
tiVet from Kentucky. who was sued
for limited divorce by Mrs. Anna
VI. ID. Powers, asked the Distinct
supreme Court yesterday to set a
date for the hearing on the ques-
,tion OF his wife's legal residence.
Powers Questioned the jurisdiction
OF the court to try the divorce pro-
ceedings. The couple are both citi-
zens Of Kentucky, 1t is claimed. At
torney II. z. Davis will appear for
Powers when the case is tried.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-12
Georgetown to Honor
Venezuelan Diplomat

The honorary degree of doctor of
laws will be conferred upon Senior
Gil 1Borges, Venezuelan minister of
foreign relations, by Georgetown
University, it was announced last
night. The exercises will be held
following his return to Washington
frop the unwilling OF the statue of
Bolivar in New York City on April 10
Rev. John B. Creeden, S. J., presi-
dent Of Georgetown University; the
Rev; Edmund A. Walsh, 5. J., regent
of fhe Foreign Service School and
other members of the faculty will
attend the unwilling exercises in
New York. President Harding will
speak. A special train will convey
the guests.
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retirement who continue 10 hold Po-
sitions.
Mason, IlIinois-To permit gov
ernment TO establish homes for aged
and inhrm colored women and work.
ing girls Of District Of CoIumbia.
Curry, California; - Authorizing
commercial use of radio stations un-
der Navy Department.
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Union BARRIERS Give Carnival.

Union BARRIERS Of Washington
played the role OF hosts last night
to a gathering Of pleasure seeksrS
at the old Masonic Hall when Dis
trict Union 23o gave its first csrnis
val. Charles J. Bovello was chair
man Of the committee in charge.
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WHO PLAYS TODAY

The following teams pIay
baseball today on the Municipal
playground diamonds: jefferson
VS.. Bowen Smallwood; Ludlow
Nys. Wheatley, Blair VS.. Edmonds.
Twining Us. Gales, West VS..
Monroe, Fillmore VS.. Toner.
Brookland VS.. Gage, and Buch-
anan VS.. Congress Heights.
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WEATHER

For the District of Columbia and
Maryland. fair and warmer TODAY
apd tomorrow; gentle to moderate
south and southwest winds.
For Virginia, fair and warmer
today and tomorrow: moderate
shifting winds, becoming south and
southwest
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Union Men to Discuss
Vital Labor Problems

The open shop. group insurance,
matters affecting the railroad EN-.
ployes and the system of arriving
at a fair wage rate will be thrashed
out at the annual convention OF the
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Nuts to Crack.

What is the left side of an
apple pie?
(Answer to yesterdays: what
Is the difference between an
honest and a dishonest washer
woman"-one irons the family
laundry and the other steals III
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New Citizens Entertained.

Graduates of the Americanization
school for men and women who
were naturalized in the ,Distric.
during the past two months were
rendered reception last night at
the school, Seventh and o streets
The reception was in line with the
Americanization work being carried
on by the d. A. r., public schools,
and the Naturalization Bureau.
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For Better Milk in District.

4 revised bill to better regulate
Washington's milk supply will
probably be completed the latter
part of the week by Health Officer
Fowler. Action on the bill is hoped
for at the present session of Con-
gress-
The Washington herald., 1921-04-12

Mrs. Alice NJ. Dexter, OF Edgar
town, is distinguished among her
Massachusetts, sisters, as the only
woman operator Of a moving PIC
ture machine.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-12
Daily Hardknot.

Take the middle letter from a
fruit, rearrange what's left. and
make affection.
Take the middle letter from
an incident. rearrange what's
left, and make outlet. q"
Example: Take the middle let
ter from bird mentioned in the
title of one of Edgar Allen Poe's
poems, rearrange what's left,
and make close at hand. An
swer: Raven, near.
tAnswer. to yesterdays: %,
arithematic: (2), grammar; (3),
spelling.)
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Today's Great Person.
April 12-Your tBirthdny

Henry Clay, American
statesman. Three times he,
was candidate for the Presi-
dency. hut was unsuccessful.
He yas the one who said, 81
womb rather be right than
be President He was born
In Virginia, Thursday, April
II, 1777. Died Tuesday, June
20, 1882. -
The Washington herald., 1921-04-12

According to a survey made in
1919. the working women in Penn
syIvania, 222,763, received an aver
age weekly wage of s11.60.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-12
e Student Study.

leaves of book are bound" to
stay together.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

The baseball scores are: Emery, 2s:
Brightwood. o. Lenox, Is, Towers, 9.
Thomson. "A; eaton, o. =.
The schlas ball scores are: Emery,
Is; Brishtwood, 8. Hilton, IT; Jefferson,
Is; Dent. 10; Van Ness, 4. Henry-Polk,
=; seaton, % cranch, si Congress
Heights, s. wsllaeh, IA; Tyler, 3.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-12

Well made. reinforced at the corners
with riveted leather; one lock and two
straps. The interior is cretonne lined
and fitted with top pocket.
Trsyelius Goods sectios Fourth floer.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-29

'zoldcia, 3e vraj: Me 10 pravda...
Me je pravda. l" Ash, aki sd
len prekedvesni. Hrtanek, Liscin-
sky a Komara, sotva ze donna IA
,koncili tie gulminantne q l'1bost-
ne clanky ma obranu q chvalu
.Jehlicskovu pisane, uz hl'a,
isbehli sa a hovoria, be vraj: Me
lje pravda..." Panovia, prehrai
ste! L'ud .uzrel pravdn, videl
dovody, pocul neodvolane, znovu
potvrdene svedoctvot krunneho
|svedka, pana Jozefa Huseka ma
dovsetko, co najdolezitejsf dokaz:
este teraz cita tie vase clanky,
Iktore az tec1 chvalou ochranou
tJehlicsku. Wy hovorte co chcete
s. vasa vina dokazana, vam uz
l'ud neveri. Preto dajte pokoj re-
sollciam a radsej sa ztrat 'te s
toho miesta, ktore v Kat. Sdruze-
nj bitangujete prepust tie ho
inym. Sd v Amerike opravdivi,
roduvernf knazi ked ich nieto,
najd1 sa svetski veriaci, schopni
a pql'ahlivf, ma drad Katolfckeho
Sdruzenia.
Slovaci! Katolici!. Zachrante
svoiu organizaciu pred bandou
jehicsko1skou, nedajme zakerni-
kom svoj BOZ "a pravo a pravdu
krest 'anstva zprznit -vlasti IRA
dou. Dolu mimi! - zahnat' ich
al Jehlicskom do jazerneho pc
kla! -
(Rev. Komara dostane odpo-
ved' v buddcom cfsle. 2 dnesne-
ho eisla vystala.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-29
yRHK1UuEovBKt RkK04
PTTTSBUR0HU
Pize: Knas zobor

Dina 28. jlna b. +. zasedal "
Pittsbarghu vykonny vybor $.
s. K. pod predsednictvom hlay-
neho patrona Jehlicskn, Klema
Hrtaneka. Zle jazyky hovoria,
se schodze sa zdeastnil al Jehlics
ka, ale my verime len tol 'ko, ze
Dol pritomny len v duchu..., ako
to al resoldcie ma tejto sch6dzi
vynesens dokazujd. Sa tri:
/. Ma sa utvorit,, "Cyrillo- Me-
todejsky fond' ma Sehranu VERY
ma Slovensku. Nuz, daj Boze,
ale my vieme, ze ma tenze isty
ciel' utvorena bola pz davnejsie
"Ucastinarska Spolocnost' Leo. =
Tato spoloGnost' cely svoj kapi-
tai vytrovila na volebne ciele, ma
noviny, letaky azbrosdry, obsahu
vel mi podozrfvehp Nasledkom
toho NAL Leo" poN vol bach ]
million 600 tisic kortn dlzoby bez'
zaokrytia. Ably sa "Leo cd
krachu nejako zachranil, pre- td-
to ncastinarsku, serovu teda cisto
biznisov1 kompaniu boly maria
dene kostolne sbierky ma celom
Slovensku. Plan zlyhal, lebo
l'ud nedaval a dlzoby zostaly ne
kryte. Ably l'ud nevedel, ze So
tn jedna 0 zkrachovanom biznise
"Leva," prichadzaj1 novyh
planom: pod menom Cyrillo-M Me-
todejsky Fond" Nova ohlavka,
starry hoh = odporiieajn no edo
stedrej pozornosti Slovakov kato-
lfkov v Amerike.n Teda Slovak
daj a neprestavaj davat' miloda-
ry ma zkrachovane sery bizniso-
vel kompanie "Leva!' Panovia! /!
Ked' yam tax vel!mi zalezi ma
ohrane VERY, nepok1sajte so
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-29

sbierkami ten dbchy l'ud Y Anne
rike, we'd teraz je bez prace 4
nema ami 60 Jest, lez jedenl
kazdy slozte aspon po 5 tisic dol
larov zkrachoane sery lie
va bud1 zachr&none. z vasich
statisicovych dsporov veru by ste
Ito Hahko mohli urobit - ked re
ste TAXI ueohrozeni bojovni kato-
lici. Preuklzte sa uz raz a uve-
rime vam! Tie vase statisfce dol
larov dl'a zakona j tax patria
cirkvi, lebo z cirkyi pochadzajl.
Ale . milodarov hladuj1ceho ka-
tolickeho l'udu podporovat' cistos
biznisovd akciovn spoloenost' a
ciele ME katolfcke, lez strannfc-
ke,. je me bars sumno.' Il
blazon. kto da!
2. Ma tejze sch6dzi usnesena
bolo: IS radost 'ou berie zna-
most poverenie dane Spolkom sv.,
Vojtecha Trnave, / Sdruzeniu
Slovenskych Katolikov v Ame-
rike, ably ono prevzalo hlavne
jednatel stvo pre- Ameriku a kna-)
ii jednomysel'ne sl'ubuju svoju
pofnoc .spolku. a tenze co najvre-
lejsie odpordsajd vsetkym slo-
venskym katolikom v Amerike. =
- Dobre a pekne! 'sVojtessky
Spolok boil i je kult1rnym cini-
tel l'om slovenskym, ale teraz pre-
ziva t'azku financn1 krizu, preto
ppvinnost 'ou kazdeho Slovaka je:
.ysemozne no podporit'. Ale doc
kajme, panovia, ma slovo, mann
poznamky. E
a. Ohlasujete,b sze ,6lenovskyy
poplatok ma vzdy pre- jednotlivca
je 81 Ny predsa vieme, ze do
zivotny prispevok jednotlivca je
teraz 100 Kc. Ber1c balutu ST "a
70 Kc. = preeo pytate 4-krat'
70, to jest $50 kordne - Co mie-
mite urobit' vyklamanymi sta
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-29

X PRENAJMU 1888 Dale
street A izhovy dom, plyn, elek-
tricke svetlo mestslza voda, $25
ma mesiac. Haste sa pod cislom
Cos Dollar Bank budova.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-29

= 5 I
Oyos, n basel \. !. ..... ......... 30
Lnpan6 kuksrica, busal ............75
poh&nka. busel ........ .......1.76
zito ................ 1.7U
Otruby. 100 funtov ....... 80. 1.zo1
seSka. 100 fnntov ...... 1.6e1
Buffalo Glatea, 100 funtov. ..... Ito
Biela miesanina 100 funtov. ...... 1.60
Hominy krm, 100 funtev. .9...... 16O
Mlety ovoc ....... .......... zoo
Quaker Dairy krm 100 fnntov =. 1.60
Oielovy krm leo funtov ....... j. 200
Semiaakovy krnl 2 bavlny 80 perc. AGO
Krm 70 zadiny 100 funtov. ..... 200
Krm pre- kury 100 funtov .....: .2.60
Mash ipre kurcata 100 funtov .3.15
Mash ma rastenie, 100 funtov $3.50
Grit, 100 funtov. ...... ...... 1.25
Ustricovs skrupiny 100 funtov.. Las
Corn Meal, 100 funtov. ........ 1.60
Molasovy krm pre- kone, 100 funt. 1.90
Psenicna jarna mdka vrece. -. .2.65
Zitna mdka, vrece .2.25
Seno, 100 funtov ........ .......1.1O7
Slama, 100 funtov .............. 80
KukuriSne lupiny, 100 funtov :. .2.5o
Sol pre- statok, sddok .......... 500
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-29
7ouNasrowEsKf aLovINsK1 EovINy

y " " IN " ~ l " w ~
tisfesmiY III ich date na zkra-
ehovane ssry { Leya''f Alebo zas
ich yenujete na stvavs noviny,
letaky, bro5dry pri najblizsich
vol 'bachi Alebo ii 81 ich PEE
|kne- -rtee podelfte medzi seboua
sOdpovedajtel
By Ako ziadon statoeny Slovak-
katolfk nem6ze VERT tomu Kat.
Sdruzeniu, ktore je vo vleku Jeh-
lcskovcov, tax nemoze mat do
very ku tomu Vojtesskemu Spoil
XII, ktory je rukach jednodu
chych darebakov. Tu hl'a doku
mentarne d5kazy, cierne ma bic
lom:
Mckees Rocks, Pa, 1871.
Velebny Pane!
Ked' som boil V kraji ma nav
Steve mojich rodicoy minuleho
roku, isiel som al do Spolku sv.
Vojtecha, kde som k1pil knihy
pre- NINA v summe Kc. 6,750.93 a
pre- 60. Sbor Slov. Ligy 813.44,
spolu 7,564.37. - Knihy tieto ma
Iii mi hned' poslat' ale az po dnes
nemam 0 Mich ziadnej zpravy, tre-
bars som sa az napisal ma vse-
tky strany. Preco Vas prosinl, cl
by ste mi to nemohol uviest' do
poriadku! Iste je to zaostalost
Cd tych l'udi, - re Spolok trpi,
ie to ,vinou len niektorych pa
nov. We'd " nasom mestecku
je II l'udi, ktori cftajdc zpravu o
Spolku v novinach, prisli ku mne
a ziadajn sa stat clenmi toho
Spolku, ale jakoze eloyek moze
nieco zacat', ked' zaplati hotove
a neobsldzia no.
S Ictou:
Jan Chvostal.
Scranton, Pa, 1921.
Pan Jan Chvostal,
800. Muson Ave-,
McKees Rocks, Pa.
Cteny Pane!
V nepritomnosti p. M. tBosaka
mia dsieho, odpovedam ia ma
Vas ct. dotaz, ohl 'adom knih, kto-
re ocakavate od Spolku sv. Voj-
tesskeho. / lie kde sa. nachadza-
j1 Vami objednane knihy, to iste
len Bob vie panovia Cd memo
vaneho Spolku. Czechoslovak
Commercial Corp. iste nema 0 nich
ami vedomosti pfavdepodobne
ami tak1 zasielku k vybaveniu
neobdrzala, inac by to uz tn malo
byt', alebo by, Yam boil dali 0
tom znat'. Ale zda sa mi, re chy-
ba - to vel 'ka, spatna, neod-
pustiteP ma chyba - je jedine tam
u Spolku sv. Vojtecha. ia som
minuleho leta tiez bol kraji a
tiez som objednal u toho Spolku
knih Wac, nez "a stotisic koriln,
ale knihy tie este ami dosial' ne
doSly, iba ami neviem, ci boly z
kraja odoslane a, jestli ano, skr-
re koho, lebo Ceskoslov. Korpora-
cia o takej zasielke mic nevie. -
Navypisoval natelegrafoval som
sa tomu Spolku uz tol 'ko, re ma
to omrzelo, ale ii pani "a moju
ochotu a mole peniaze este ami
litierky odpovede mi nedali: Nuz
som tam, kde Wy.
S nctou a rodackym pozdra-
vom.
Michal Bosak.
Teda este LOT tisic kornn t'az.
fko usporeneho, krvopotneho gro.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-29

NaVyplSOVal natelegfaIoVdl som
sa tomu Spolku uz tol 'ko, ze ma |
to omrzelo, ale ii pani "a moju
ochotu a mole peniaze este ami
litierky odpovede mi nedali: Nuz |
som tam, kde Wy.
S nctou rodackym pozdra-
vom.
Michal Bosak..
Teda este 107 tisic kornn t'az-
ko usporeneho, krvopotneho gro-
sa slovenskeho sa vo Vojtesskom
Spolku jednoducho "ztratilo".
Ami knihy ,ani peniaze. Nuz ako
podporovat' takyto Spolok? Vod-
covia Kat. Sdruzenia vel mi dob
re vedia 0 vsetkom, ale vinnika
kryj1, miesto toho, ze by no cd
halili a zahnali. Hja, ale rama
vrane oci nevykole! Dokial' vim
mix ME je odhaleny potrestany,
dokial' skoda ME je vynahradena,
dotial' slovensky katolicky l'ud
| v Amerike nemoze mat ziadnej
garancie, ze jeho krvopotny gros
yo Vojtesskom Spolku nebude sa.
Wac 9 tratit = (!) a preto do
rdk terajsej spravy Vojtesskeho
Spolku Wac AMI deraveho centa
media. Vodcovia Kat. Sdruzenia,
ked chcete Spolku dobre, vypat-
RATE ukazte nam toho pana,
4 ktory tie peniaze tsztratil, : mech
vidfme, ako vyzera ten krajoyy
vas kompan,l HI Y
3. t.Hatra van fekete' leves.."
Ma ostatok nechali tt najjedoya-
'ttejsiu otazku, ktora ich vlastne
! sohnala: co tym Jehlicskom -
Pokyvali, pozmurkah . pomrmla-
!fi vol'aco, coho vysledok Je re-
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-08-19
CHANGES IN GEORGIA
AUTO TAX LAW
No Ten Day Card Board Tag To Be
Permitted in Future

ATLANTA, August 19.-This is tc
call attention to the amendment:
just made to the motor vehicle law
From now on, no ten day cardboard
tags can be used at all, and it will be
a violation of the law for anyone tc
attempt to operate a car under one
of these tags.
The amended law makes it the
duty of every sheriff in the state. OF
which there are 100, and of every
constable, of which there are 1900,
one in each militia district, to swear
out a warrant and to prosecute ev-
cry violator of the motor vehicle
law. In other words, an army of
1860 public officers is now charged
with the duty of enforcing this law,
not only as to tags, but as to every
other requirement.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-08-19
ever Catch a NIeropterusY

The black bass are Of two Species
the snSll-mouth black bass and the
iarge-mOuth black bass writes DIR. r.
W. Shufeldt In the American Forestry
Magazine. Both belong to the genus
Micropterus, and are readily distln-
guished through the fact that In the
last-named form the angle of the cape
Of the mouth Is back of the imaginary
vertical line from the center Of the
pupil of the eye upon either side. So
gamy are these fish that they are
known as the "gamefish Of the North"
ind anglers prefer to fab for them
above all other kinds
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-08-19
REGISTRATION NOTICE

The registration books for the
county will close Monday August o.
6 p. M Whilst there is some doubt
as to the legality of voters register
ing for this special election, other
wise than provided for in the gener-
al laws. l shall keep the books open
for the time specified.
F. M. GRAHAM, Tax Collector
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-08-19
Church News

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Main and Magnolia.
Sunday School 1000 a. m.
Preaching 1880 m. and 800 o.
clock p. m.
Sunbeams 800 p. m.
B. Y. P. U. ZOO p. m.
Mems Prayer meeting Monday 300
p m,
Mid-week Prayer meeting Wednesday
800 p. m.
A cordial welcome to all to attend
these services.
J. F. Singleton, Pastor
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-08-19
CENTRAL METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Sunday School 1000 A. M.
Preaching Sunday II 100 A. M. and
and $3.50 P. NJ by Rev. G. E. Clary
of Byromville.
Women Missionary Society will
meet Monday afternoon, August LIST,
at 4:30 P. M.
Midweek prayer service Wednesday
$3.50 P. M.
Public cordially invited to all serv-
ices.
ISAAC P. TYSON, Pastor.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-08-19
FIRST METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Corner South Lee and w. Magnolia
Sunday Services:-
Sunday School at 10 a. M, Mr.
Burr Stokoe, Supt
Preaching at HIS a. m.
Epworth League 7:3O p. m.
Preaching at $50 p. m.
Midweek:
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8.
The public is cordially invited to
worship with us. You will receive a
hearty welcome.
JAMES H. ELDER, Pastor