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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-08
The Between-MesI Raisins"-Dl

Packed just like the big
sister" Sun-Maid Raisins that
you use for cooking-in the
same sanitary way, so they
come wholesome. sweet and
clean. into chiidren's hands.
Made from highest quality
seedless table grapes, the fin
est Kind.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-12-08
Sknlnhruatt Gufal Nrn1a

The Parochial Schools close Dec %
until Epiphany. the sixth of January.
Mrs. Minnie r. Wheeler left here
Monday afternoon on the $50 train for
an indefinite stay in Boston.
Miss Anna Philbrick of Boston is
spending several days with her sis
ter, Mrs. Pauline Hill of Norridgewoels
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hayward of Bling
ham barbara Weston are the par
ents of a little daughter, born at Som
erset Hospital.
John F. Phillips, of West Front st,
who has been in feeble health for
several months. suffered an Ill turn
Friday last and remains considerably
indisposed
Mr.. and Mrz. Evander Mitchell of
East Skowhegan. were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Withee on
Friday where their sister. Mrs. A. B.
Clark. of California is passing sey-
eral days.
Miss Lucy Jewett, for several years
located in New York, who is spending
some time in Skowhegan with her pa
rents and brother, has accepted a po-
sition at the Bucknam store during
the holidays.
Mrs. Susie Jacobs will entertain the
Pioneer Past Noble Grand Association
next Monday afternoon at her home
on Mount Pleasant Avenue. The Off
GERS for the ensuing year will be elect
ed at this time. The meeting will be
called at go o'clock.
A regular meeting of Simon Peters
Post. American Legion. was held
Monday evening. Plans were made
for an entertainment to be presented
after Lent and to entertain the Wom-
ans Auxiliary shortly after Christ
mas. The annual meeting will be
held Dec. 10, at which time officers
will lie elected and refreshments will
be served.
Edgar Petier. of the River Road.
who has been suffering With an infec-
ton of the knee underwent surgical
treatment recently at Somerset Hos
pital Miss Louise Gilbert of Oak ST.
is in the hospital following an opera
ton for appendicitis. Patients dis
charged are Mrs. Charles Pomerleau
of Madison, and Jerome f. Cole. of
skowhegan.
Among the, patients at Kennebec
Valley Hospital. are Nahum Cook, of
Athens who is, suffering with a broken
knee, and Miss Alice Thompson. of
StarkSi who was ODerated on last Fri
day, Among the patients who have
returned home are Mrs Ora Chad
bourne of Harmony, Mrs Bertha
Burns of North New Portland: Mrs
Richard Redmond. of Skowhegan;
Morrell Rowe. of Bingham; John Muir
nhy, OF Bald Mountain and Walter
Fitzgerald, of Canaan
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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-12-08

Crochet and Embroidery materials
at Iva M. Holways, Dodge Block.
49, lw49f
Sanitas Luncheon Sets in new de-
signs. at Miss Townes.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-12-08
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Madison Avenue, Skowhegan
1wIS

Special Notice, DIR. Frederick Jacob
7on SAWS that phosphates are iust as
essential to any woman Who tires
easily is nervous or irritable worn
out or looks haggard and pale. TO make
strong. robust. vigorous. healthy
bodN, ~ theN are To make corn. wheat
or any vegetable plant grow strong
and healthy. The lack of phosphates
is the cause of all enemic conditions
and the administration Of 5-grain Ar
eo-Phosphate Tablets will increase the
strength and endurance 500 per cent
in Il few weeks time in many instances
Dispensed by Frank w. Buchanan.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-18
MA KoSIcKOM NADRAzf ZHA-
BALI JEDEN METR1CKY CENT
STRIEBRA e

Ma kosickom nadrazi padol do
ocu policajtnemu straznikovi vel'-
mi elegantne obleceny pan ko-
zenou taskou v ruke, ktora sa
zdala byt' vel'mi t'azkou. Poll
cajny straznik neznameho pana
oslovil ,aby sa legitimoval. Ne
znamy pan sa legitimoval ako F
Pollak, MATTEL prazskej klenot-
nickel firmy Stoll a Pollak. Po-
licjtny straznik poom vyzval Pol
laka, ably no nasledoval do straz-
nici,. lebo chce prezret' al obsah
kozenej tasky. Pollak sa vahova-
raj, ze nema kedy ist' MIN, lebo
by zameskal rychlik. To vsak ne
pomahalo, musel fst', SO strazni-
kom ma stranicnd stanicu. Ked
otvoril kozend tasku, ostali pre-.
kvapenl mad nom stat. Bola pl-
ma striebornymi jedno- a pat 'ko-
dunikmi. ktore hned' odvazili.
Bolo ich strnast' kilogramov. Vo
vrecku klenotnikovom nasli al
nakladny list: ktorym ako rychlo-
zbozie podal ma prazsky rychlik
vel'ky balik. Policajti isli do
skladist'a a vyhl 'adali Pollakovi
bednu, ktoru tiez wall ma straz-
nicu. v szelezom okutej bedne
nasli same jedno- pat 'korunoye
strieborne peiaze, ktore vazily
osemdesiat' sest' kilogramov. Kle-
notnik hovoril, ze tsrieborne pc.
hiaze nak1pil cd kosickych oh.
| chodnikov, ale nebol stave po-
menovat nakupne pramene. ,Strie-
borne peniaze kdpil "a Wac sto-
tisie kordn, ktore .vyplatil hoto-
vymi peniazmi. 2 vel'keho jar.
moku ostalo mu este 81 tisfc ko-
, rim, ktore tiez zhabali. Policia
zaviedla vo veci prisne vysetrova.
lnie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-18

Ma predaj lebo ma z&me1lu s ak
rova dr1bezna farna ,umiestnena
z mil Cd Youngstown, ma maka-
dam ceste, v huste osadenonl
okoE, znamenita zem. Svah.
vel'ky vyber ovocia, studnova a
cisternova voda v dome, Z izbovJ
dom, tiez letny dom q garaz, 90
thindt cesty cd pouliEnej kary,
Toto je znamenity dom6ek a mo.
zete to vsetko kdpit' "a So, 800,
zavolajte q. H: Brooke $ Ira G.
Park, 606 Home Savings and Loan
Budova Bell Federal 1910, Auto
maticlky 6970.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-18
MEsTo sAMovRAzD

4 II 4 l.
" Budapest bolo napocitane
r. 1916 $50 samovrazd, ktore rol
po rok sa mnozily. TAX r. 1917
bolo ich az AGO, r. 1918 730, r
1919 996 a 1920 1907. Ia prvych
osem mesiacov tohoto roku bolo
napocitane 1920 pripadov a teda
cislo konecne prekroci podl'a to-
no este poeet samovrazd roku
minuleho. z toho 40 proc. bolo
muzov, 60 proc. zien vo veku Cd
9. do 81 rokov. Deti vrazdily sa
z cisto detskych dovodov, pre- "a
|nedbavanie skolskej navsteyy
alebo 20 strachu pred trestom.
Motivy dospelych vyplnuju celti
skalu l'udskych bolesti. go proc.
samovrahov jednalo nidze, 10
proc. pre- l'ahkomyselne utracanie
penazi, s proc. (vacsinou dievcata
dobrFch rodin) z nest 'astnej Ia
sky, 8 proc. bolo pomatenych, 3
proc. bolo ci citilo sa nemocnymi
a 10 proc. boly motivom poruchy
nervov nasledkom vojny. Samo-
vrazdy mladistvych osob .dosiehly
|najvyssieho poctu maji, star
sich septembri a okt6bri. Sii
l'udia, ktori sa uz desat' raz po-
klsili samovrazdu. Patrne ide
i v tomto pripade O isty druh cho-
roby.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-18
sLAvNosTNE oTvoRENfE
prednasok na slovenslkej univer
zite v Bratislave

bude pondelok, "a. t. m. a to ma
pravnickej 3 filozofickej fakulte
zahajevaciu rec bude mat rektol
univerzity prof. dr.. Aug. Rath
Ma programe zahajena je: I. "Kto
"a pravdu hori," hymna cd X
Kuzmanyho, ktoru zaspieva Aka
demicke spevacke sdruzenie. 2
Prejav rektora. 3. Zahajovacia
prednaska prof. DIR. Joz. HanuSa,
4. Narodne hymny. TO iste cd.
poludnie bude ustavujice yalne
shromazdenie spolku slovenskych
pravnikov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-18

ChyrHx kosicky osvetoyt pra-
tcovn{k prot. csl, st. vys. re6lky
jim Beniac pracuje prave na ne
mecko-sloyenskom slovnfku, kto.
~ vyda firma Hartlebenova W
Viednh .Je zanjimave, he
Nenci uznaveM dslezitost' slo-
yenciny na tol 'ko, ze chan vydat
moderny mecko-slovehsky slov
nix, aby 50 poaPa neho mohl
ucit slovensky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-18
YouxasroWNaK1 .LoY4Xlxx xoYIN7.

Vojddc po kolena do vody q
yytiahnuc sa ' cely stoj Dhrom-
ny vzrast, zas&il okom poyedal
70 ii je tn Anglia ii,
Miss Tuajs chladnokrvne pre-:
menila eervika, zivla . 'hodila
udicu. Otcov 50 odvr&til. Gria
bov osvobodil hacik, ponoril 50 :
5 fncanim yyliezol z.vody. 0 dvt
minuty ,uz SO sedel ma piesku !
rybareil d'alej.
| q rnSkEhn.. M G
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-18
uRAD MA RoK 1921 HAsELToll
SLovAK TATRA KEUBU.'

Jan Basista, predseda, Jan Kozak,
podpredseda, Michal Kozak, detovnfk,
Pavel Matek, pokladnik, stanislav Ne.
eko, z&pisnik. - Dozorcovia majet-
ku: Jan Blazo . Jan Hudran. - Do
zorcovis ehorteh: Stefan sanetrik,
tr&s, valent RoSder. Adressa: stani-
slav Neeko, r. o. Boz 500, Hasslton
Sta, Youngstown, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-18


X domn statkara Griaboya pri-
frHal krasny kociar kauGnko-
vyIni obruGmi, tucnym kocisom a
aksamjetovym sediskom. z ko-
ciara vyskofil okresny nacelnik
dvorianstva Fedor Andrejie OF
GOV. Y predsieni vital no ospan-
Ivy lakai.
Donna sn panif opytal sa no
naeelnik.
Me, prosfm. PAM $ Diet mi
odisli ma navstevu pan lapaiii
ryby $ mamzelou q guvernantkou.
Cd sameho rama, prosim.
Otcov povstal, podumal siel k
rieke, pozriet' Griabova. Nasiel no
asi dve versty cd domu, pri rie-
ke. Pozfel nadol, prikreho sva-
hu 2ociac Griabova, musel sa ro-
zosmiat e. Griabov, vysoky, tu-
eny Glovek, velikanskou hlavou,
sedel ma piesku ucupeny rybar-
eil. Klobdk NAL zatisnuty do tyla,
masl a sa mu skrntila ma box. We
dl'a neho stala vysoka, temna An
glicanka vyspulenymi raeimi
ocami dlhym vta6im nosom.
Oblecena bola bielych muslie-
novych satoch, cez ktore presvi-
tally jej chude, zlte plecia. Ma
pozlatenom pase wisely zlate ho-
dinky. i ona rybareila. Zokol-
vokol oboch .panovala hrobova It's.
Oba boil nehybnf, ami ia rieka, ma
ktorej plavaly ich poplavky.
Sto chuti "a vysledku mic |!
zasmial sa Otcov.-Zdravstvuj,
Ivan Kuzmic!
A. :. to 81 ty? - spytal sa
Griabov, neodtrhajic oe1 cd vody,
- Prisiel 81?
Ako vidis :. A ty sa este
vzdy len tym svojim nesmyslom
zapodievas! Ked' 81 to neod-
vykoll
Paroma Cely den tn
rybarcim, od rama Zle sa
akosi chyta dnes. Nieoho som
nelapil ami ia, ami tato kykymora
tuto. Sedime, sedfme a zeby ii
len jeden cert! Mozes i ma ratu
kricat'.
A ty zapl'uj. Pod, vypije-
me. 81!
- Pockaj -. Aida len nieeo
csytime. X veeeru sa ryba lep-
Sic chyta Sedim ii tn, bra
eek, Cd sameho rama! Taxa nuda,
re ii to ami vyslovit nemozem.
Ci ma vsetci eerti pot kali privik-
nut k tejto rybacke! Sedim tn
ami nejaky podliak, ako nejaky
zlocinec a divam sa ma til vodu,
ako SONAR! Ma lnky by som NAL
ist' a ia lapam ryby. Veera sluz-
by Bozie NAL vysokod0stojny ia
som nesiel, tn som presedel touto
rafikou, s touto certicou i.
- No !. blaznies sa 3 zahria-
kol no Otcov, zbalamuteny, Fl och
nnc ma Anglicanku. - Nadavas
pred damou ba ju samii j.. i.
A paro mpo nej! To mic, -
nerozumie ia po rusky ami byle.
Mozes ju ty kol'ko chces chvalit
alebo hanit', - to je ysetki jed
-EnF ua1 isou uol gu !Izod lou
nj q mas dost' - zamdlies! Sc
dime tn spolu cele dni a zeby ii
jedno slovo preriekla! Stoji ami
.strasiak a okale vytriest'a do vo-
dy.
Anglicanka zazivala, stokla no.
veho Gervfka hodila udicu.
Sam sa cudajem, brat moi,
pokraeoval Griabov. Byva
sprostana v Rossii lesat rokov a
zeby ii vedela jedno slovo po ru-
skyl Mech ide K MIN niektory
ten mas aristokratik, hned a hned
sa natei brechat' ich jazykom a
oni 3. certi no vedia! Pozri ma
ten nos! Noze sa ty prizri ma ten
nos!
Prestanze, prestan ... To
mrzko 81. Co napadas bezbrannd
zenuf
To lie ME zena, ale dievea...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-18
zsiss s.sssT: De6ra Albiona nNIilllHHiIiiNii|


| prfrody.. "a vieA, ako sa volaY 7
|Uil'ka Carbzoya Tnais. Fnj!
ami sa to media vypovedat'!
Anglidanka, zacujiic svoje me-
no, pomaly obratila nos Y stranu
Griabova a premerala no opovrz-
Ilivym pohl hl'adom. s Griabova pod
| iiala oSi ma Otcova a toho oblia-
| la opovrzenfm. A vsetko toto
Imlsky, vazne pomaly.
A 81 yidel9 opytal sa Gria-
boy, chichoc1c sa. Nate, vrai,
tn mate! Ach ty kykymora
Pre- nicoho insieho ju nedrzim, ako
k vol Diet 'om. Mech ME deti,
ia by ju nepripustil ami ma desat
verst k svojmu domu ... Nos ma
akurat jake jastrab. Aten driek'!
Toto ohreblo mi napomina dlho.
cizny klinec. TAX by som no,
vies, lapil a vbil do zeme. Pockaj
TAX sa mi vidi, ze berie
Griabov skocil zdvihol udicu.
Snnrka sa napala ;. Griabov
trhol este raz, no hack sa ami
nepohol.
Zachytil sa! povedal a
smrastil sa. "a skalu !. Bodaj-
Ma tvari Griabova vyrazilo sa
trapeniej Vzdychajnc, nespo-
kojne sa mrviac a mrmliic, pocal
drmat ndicu. Drmanie nespo-
mohlo. Griabov pobledol.
Bodaj "a, ably Ia! Prichodf
zaliezt' do vody.
- Ale, nechaj tax!
- Dd tStc cO OuVtctI Sd
dobre lapa. Ked' sa ii to stane
TAXA babraeka! No, no! Rricho-
df mi vojst' do vody. " inak
ME. A keby 81 vedel, ako sa mne
nechce sobliekat'! Treba Angli-
canku oddurit'. Pred nou sa So
bliekat' to nejde. Predsa je
len DANA.
Griabov shodil klobnk a masl'u.
= Miss e-e-e, - obratil sa
k. Anglicanke. - Miss Tuajs
Zevu pri !. Ako jej to pove-
dat's No, ako ii povedat', ably 81
porozumela? Pocujte, hen - ia !!
Hen, ia chod'te! Pocujes?
Miss nla6s obliala Griabova
.opovrzenim a vydala nosovy
zvuk.
= Coze9 Nerozumieteq Ho-
vorfm, chod' prec odtial'to. Nine
ga treba posobliekat', eertovo
ohreblo! Hen - ta chod'! Ta!
Griabov potrhol miss "a rukav,
ukazal jej do krovia a sadol 81:
Der sa vraj, ia, "a tie kry scho-
vaj sa tam. Anglicanka energic-
ky mihaj1c mihalnicami, rezko
prehovorila dlhdciznt anghckd
frazu. Statkari prskli.
- Prvy raz zivote pocujem
jej hlas -. Ci je to. lie "a hlasok
Nerozumie! Co mne robit' S
nou?
- Napl'uj! Pod, vypijeme 81 !
= Nemozno, teraz sa bude Ia
pat Vecer. Porad', co 'ro-
bit? To je robota! Treba sa
bude sobliect' pred nou
Griabov shodil kabat vestu a
sadol 81 ma piesok, st 'ahovat' ci-
zmy.
- Poeuj, Ivan Kuzmie, po-
= To je uz, bra6ek, potupa, po-
|vedal Otcov, chichoc1c 50 v past
smech!
- Nikto ju nepyta, aby nero
.rmela! To je poueenie i'm, Gu
dziincom!
Griabov stiahol eizmy, pantal6.
! ny, snal so seba bielizen ma
siel sa kostyme Adama. Cely sa
zarumenil cd smiechu al Cd zma.
tenia. Anglicanka zamihala oca.
mi, POST 'ahnj1c obrvy. Po jei
z6ltkastej tvari preletel vysoko.
myselny, opovrzlivy 1smech.
Trocha ochladnnt - riekol
Griabov, tl'apkaj1c sa po bedrAch
- povedzxn Nv mnp EndOr An
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-18
UNITED DOLLAR STORE
257 w. Federal st.

- ~ = = .ASS~ SSO'AAsAA - = ~ASSS
257 w. Federal st.
Teple flanelette
Ruzove, modre paskovane. Riadna
$1.oo .hodnota, 70.
pO "a. -. ...ss1... -.
zensks bAvlnens puncochy
zenske znamenitej jakosti bavlnene
pueochy, eierne lebo biele, kazdej vel'-
kosti. Riadna cena l9c, -.
Detske plsten6 papucky
Detske plstene papueky, ruzove, mo-
Dire, lebo bieie, riadna cena 69e, H.
Detske cierne nohavicky
Y celom kraji oznamovane DR..
spencera zdravotne nohavice, %.
pO -. -.
Gingham oblsky pre- dievcata
Robene 2 dobrej jakosti pracieho per-
kalu, nave jasenne IVORY. Q0>
Riadna cena $1.29.. !. OO$
Muzske vlnen6 puncochy
Muzsks take vlnen6 pun ochy,
sede a modre miesane, riadna %.
cena 35c, teraz =. -. $50. 4OS
SO colovs Scout p1rkily
Dobrej jakosti ssout per kaly, l'achke
IVORY, riadna eena l9c, -.
lerdA -. - -" =. -.
Chamois rukavice u
dvoma sponkami vysivanym
vrchom, kazdei barvy vel'- 90.
kosti. Riadna cena soc ;. ASS
s5ss nevA jasenins, ohaskovs sukns
zenske damske move jasenne ylnens
oblekove sukne, plejtove, &9 0E
riadna cena $593, teraz... ~OsAO
zensk6 Union obleky
Monarch vzoru, dobrej jakosti, via
cere IVORY, riadna eena $1.2s, To-
teraz -. go. .,... -.
27 c6love flanely
81 c6love flanely, l'achke lebo 10
tmaye IVORY ... ...... -.
Detsk6 skolske puncochy
Pre-. chlapcov a dievcata, take lebo
stredne, eierne, biele, lebo kordovan,
kazdej vel 'kosti, riadna cena %
IL.
35c, ...... -. -. 80. -.
Muzsks flanelove kosele.. ..c1 90
fake a teple flanelove kosele, mo-
Dire sede 2 vreekami. Kazdej vel >
kosti. Riadna cena bola $3.50.
79c pletsn6 zapestly
Pre- chlapcov dievSata vlnens z&.
pastky, rome IVORY, vsetkoch bariev,
t,asna ts,sn ss'' &c. Acc
$5.es disvcacie serge oblsky
Pre- dievcata vlnene serge obleky,
namornicke lebo jumper IVORY, kazdej
vel 'kosti. Riadna cena $5.os, 60 ca
teraz -. -. -. e.. ..... ~OsOS
Biele corduroy kabaty pre- nsmluvhata
Belle corduroy 'kabaty pre- nemluv-
nata, utesens IVORY, riadna cena $e.9s,
lkazde nefluvna potrebuje e. 90
kabat ...... .s... ~. AAeSO
s'n'fs ''n'n' ''nsosh'. 49c
Tepls senske vlnens pnnsYochy, icA
riadna cena bola 69c.
Union oblsky pre- disvtat&
Union obleky, pre- ,diev ats, sfaho
biele. Kasdej vei'kosti,, tl.co To-
hodnota, po ...:... -. nv. -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-18
81 Il rEF = - 4 n q q
Najmod efnsjzis satstvo prs
shu ~ mlad eh j staraich.
s edna nina y, ~ n6mestia y
122 East Federal Street
Y0nnsstown, Ohio.
FARMY

Len 5 min1t cesty Cd pouli6nsj
kary, ned 'alslso Cd Youngstownu,
% aln'ov tel najlepSej zeme, VEL
kastodola q inc stavislra. vel'kt
troj, isbovy dom pojdom. 13
alrov pastviska . 10 alrov ora
cej zeme Dobre cesty. Len
$500. Ma splatky. Musi byt'
predan6 bezodkladne. Zavolajte
HIMMELREIcHA, COS Dollar
Bank Building. 0ba telefony.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-18
Offiss Apso. 6Soe !
EAsnse: Rss. Aute. 4sse
D.. M. j. LlASKO
1Iov11g1KY xU11gY L1KA1
- w. FEDKRAL IN.
Mckay 1ldovA 4nn 8
Dprins DOMINION Proty fsnna Dspos
YOUNGSTOWN. o. /.

2 isby zariadenS lebo bez nara
Tia ma Berkley Ave. Haste So
Cos Dollar Bank budova.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-08-13

FOR RENT-Dandy little tent house
near East Lake Park. Just the
thing for man and wife or health,
seekers. House completely furnish
ed, electric light, water paid. $12
a month. Inquire 1902 East Jeffer-
son street.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-08-13
HEAR YE! HEAR YE!

All Preachers and Delegates
who plan to attend the Annual
meeting of the Paradise Baptist
Convention which conyens Aug.
l6, with the First Baptist church
at Flagstaff, Ariz., are request
ed to write the pastor at Flag
staff, who will provide accom0-
datiOn for them.
1t is important that we know
how many will attend and you
should write the pastor at once.
Address your letter, Rev. ].
B. Bell, care Box Sc, Flagstaff,
Arizona.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-08-13
Second Baptist Church

Second Baptist Church
Excellent services were held Sun
day at the Second Baptist church and
the attendance was unusually large.
The pastor, DIR. Green delivered two
able and inspiring sermons and the
collections we're good as usual
this church. In the evening the pas
tor again filled the pulpit and deliv-
cred a wonderful sermon on Baptism
The attendance was large and the
collections good.
Tanners Chapel
Splendid services were conducted
Sunday at the A. M. E. church. In the
morning the services were turned ov-
er to the congregation for testimon-
ials and an old fashioned general
class meeting was held. The Holy
Ghost descended and all mere made
happy In the evening thepastor, DR..
Sanford delivered an able sermon to
his congregation and his remarks
were well received. Mr.. w. J. Jones,
manager of the Palace Tailoring Co,
was introduced and made a short but
interesting talk in behalf of the busi.
ness league that was organized re
Gently in this city Mr.. Jones is a
fluent speaker and drove home his
argument with force. Among otheI
things he said that the time has come
when we must lay aside our petty
grievances and support worthy en-
terprises of the race wholeheartedly
| if we hope to make a showing along
commercial lines. He urged cooper
alton and stressed the necessity fol
race solidarity and unity.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-08-13
FLAGSTAFF
:. Z. !. :. :. !. J.
BY Mrs. EsteIIe Wallace

The local branch, NAA.CP., and
the Willing Workers club held joint
celebration on Aug among the pines
The celebration was in commemora
ton of the Emancipation Proclama
ton and the funds raised were sent
to the riot victims in Tulsa.
The Rev. ]. B. Bell, pastor of the
First Baptist church in this city, re
turned Thursday from Phoenix where
he had been visiting is family The
church has made great preparations
to entertain the large delegation OF
ministers and delegates who will at
tend the Paradise Baptist convention
which convenes in this city Tuesday
Mrs. J. H. Carter of Guthrie, Okla,
Phoenix tribune., 1921-08-13

FOR RENTING room house in east
end; all modern conveniences. APP
ply 1902 East Jefferson street.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-08-13

is visiting her sister. Mrs j. H. Bill
Iingslea of this city.
Mrs. L. Polk of Jerome is visiting
her son and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Polk.
Mrs. C. ]. Fuller is confined to her
bed with illness.
Mrs. p Taylor of Radon, Arizona,
and Mrs. o. Taylor, his son and daugh.
ter, spent the 4th of August in Flag.
staff.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-08-13
aAeeAeE and ExPREss

Miss your train? 1t will never hap
pen again if you call us to haul your
trunk and baggage. Phone $3.50 next
time you need an expressman AMI
learn what Real Transfer Service
means. We put the "S'' in SERVICE.
Geo. NJ Finley. the transfer man.
Stand, II South 4th street. Phons
$3.50.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-08-13

Rueben Reed husband,
Mrs. Nellie Reese, daughter,
Mrs. J. J. Mcdonald, a"
Mrs. c. A. Vann
Mrs. Luther RADON /"
Mrs. Archie Lewis, +"
Mrs. E. A. Henderson
Miss Irene Banks, grand
MrS. Owens is Hostess
On last Sunday August Tth Mrs.
Georgia A. Owens Of 51s East Jeffer-
Phoenix tribune., 1921-08-13
HAIRDREssINc pAeLoRs

Phone the Busy Bee Hairdressing
Parlor for appointment. We use the
Madame G. ]. Walker System exclus-
lively. Mrs. NJ B Brown, SO North
11th street. Phone 1857.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-08-13
Arizona
PAINTS G. WALL PAPER
The Chicago Paint Store
L. J. Lawlor, Prop.

Wall Paper Paints, Varnishes, etc.
327 W. Washington st. Phone 1894
Phoenix tribune., 1921-08-13

New York will have thirty days Of
Garvey. Well, what of it? Dubois
will be in Europe thirty days
Phoenix tribune., 1921-08-13
Rev. Johnson VIII Wed

fA~Ns 1NiiifSOl WIZ "Cu
Like a bolt from a clear sky comes
the news from Ell Paso, Texas, that
the Rev. z. z. Johnson, presiding ell.
der of the G. NJ. e. churches in the
Albuquerque district of the California
conference, will be married on the
evening OF August 20, to Miss Max
well, popular young society matron
of that city Rev. Johnson is well
known IN Phoenix, having pastored
the local G. NJ e. church for six years
and for the past seven years has been
on this district as presiding elder.
Rev. Johnson has made his home in
Las Cruces where little over a year
ago he lost his first wife. His many
friends rejoice with him in his good
fortune and trust he will have a hap
py married life.
Mrs. Brown Convalescent
Friends of Mrs. J. T. Brown of 914
South 9th avenue will be pleased to
learn that she has quite recovered
from her recent illness.
Mrs. Vaughn Still Confined
Mrs. Myrtle Vaughn of S02 East
jefferson street, who several months
ago became seriously i'll and was re
moved to the home of her mother in
East Madison street, is still confined
TO her home, but her condition is
much improved
Antioch Baptist Church
Sunday was a gala day at Antioch
Baptist church In the morning the
pastor, DR.. Gilmore delivered a great
sermon and all were made to rejoice.
In the afternoon at O'clock, all re.
paired to the river where the pastor
immersed several candidate who were
converted during the recent revival at
Phoenix tribune., 1921-08-13

Quality as well as quantity will en-
ter in to the earning capacity of your
farm this year.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-08-13

Some day we viii wake up to the
fact that while we had to have 'em,
we really didn't need EN-.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-14

Miss Martha Allen LEFT Satur-
dar iur her hcr1e III ok ahona
CIV after a v;si+ e. Lexington
and Richmond relatirCS.