davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-02

EAG16H4A Sj NXkYWAN&O
lovNICI
sss -------
Jako ma druhych miestach
podobne iv Youngstowne "a
|veden& bola sbierka k napomo-
zeniu noveutvoreneho spevoko-
III ' Hranovnici, Spisskej zupe,
ktor& vyniesla ihrnom OK 22,-
SIS. z tohoto obnosu v Youngs
towne n&svieralo sa medzi ro-
dakmi . Hranovnice OK 10000.
Ma druhom mieste naseho
casopisu, n1edzi krajovymi
zpr&vami prinasame clanocek
"Jako SINE 81 zalozili spevokol
" Hranovici," ktory 81 preci-
tajte. Tuna obmedzfme 50 ma
sbierku. Nasledovny je pripis
Michala Brusnick6ho, ucitePa
v Hranovnici:
Racte uverejnit' nasu zpravu
sbierky zavedenej v prospech
n&sho spevokolu.
V Hranovnici, 10. aug. 1921.
h Michal Brusnicky,
ev. uciteP.
(Pozn. redakcie.-Pre nedo-
statok miesta vynechavame me-
ma darcov z inych miest a OBJ
fnedzujeme sa ma Youngs-
town.
Tu nasledujd men& nasich
,dobrod dincov. .ktprs BY slae
2isty1mf ItSrsmiis.sa II. A.
tisali, ked je to ale nemozne,
1ist'ujeme Vas aspoh 0 to, Z
kazde memo staly prfbitok 81
naslo v nasich srdcach; ME zla-
tom, ale krvou sd zapisan6,
skade jich voda nevymije, zlo-
del neodnesie. Prijmite este
rag Cd mas vrele, srdecne po-
d'akovanie!
Mena darcov v takom po-
riadku nasledujd v axiom SINE
jich dostali, zneju nasledovne:
a. Sbierka cd slecnej Anne
Stolcovej z New Yorku:1
Spolu 40 osob obetovalo
$124.40, Y nasich korunach DIT
kursu 10000 Korln.
b. Sbierka cd pana Frantiska
Jamnickeho, uradnika ma kon-
zulate ' Montrealu, Kanada.
V jednorn obnose - bez me-
noslova - 348 korln.
c. Sbierka Cd p. Stefana Ca
valera a Martina Vitku z Car
rolltowna.
Spolu 8 osob $34.OO, v ma
sich korunach 1880.
d. Sbierka cd p. Jana Du-
naja / Michala Markovica z
Younstowna, Ohio:
Jan Dunaj, Jozef Kundus po
$1,000; Michal Markovic, Jan
Kundus, Jan Hlavcak, Jan Pet
rik, jim Olejar, Jakub Slavkov-
sky, Michal Racek, Juraj Far
kasovsky, Jan Dicky, Jan Jur-
60, Martin Kikta, Ondrej Lip
taj. Jan Kikta po $500; Mi
chal Stole $500; Jan Jochman,
Ondrej Farkasovsky po $500;
Tomas Orlovsky, Jan Liptaj,
Martin Farkasovsky. Michal Ho
van, Frantisek Galovic, Franti-
Sex Kanik, Ondrj Javorskyy,
Michal Tolnaskovic po $500;
Martin Mafkovic, Jozef Volus,
jim Germ, Suzanna Benkova,
Jozef Hudak, Payel Kukla, Jan
Hi3naj. Michal Gajan, Jan
Ptstrik, Matej Slavkovsky, Mi.
chal Korhel, Jozef L,eman, Su-
1inna Dicky Tk4c,. Mattel vik-
tof. Michll FarkoSovslky. Ma
ris siivka kovder, Frantisek.
yid,iA4aASty po $l.oo; Miehal
z6idak, I'm zmok 20 $50; ]:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-02

80 l4oI 81 ~. WI SEI

Martin SaveL Michal CLOSER,
Stefan Rutkay pos zoe. SJoln
40 osob obstovalo $l32. 80, N
nacich peniazoch dl'A knrsu'
10, 900 korlll.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-02
SLOVENSKE DIVADLO A
NASA VEREJNOST

Slovenske narodne divadlo
Ivykonava dnes ma Slovensku til
dolezitu pracu narodnu a l'udo-
svychovnu, ktord pred prevra-
tom vykonavaaly v Cechach,
ma Morave a Sliezsku vsetky
|ceske divadla. Slovenska sko-
la vychovava nasu buducnost'
ma Slovenskl, ale Slovenske di-
vadlo chce odstranit' vsetky
neblahe dcinky nedavnej ma
d'arskej nadvlady mad zotro-
cenym slovenskym l'udom, ably
mohlo Slovenske narodne di-
vadlo vykonavat' svoju uvedo-
movaciu a umeleckl pracu, je
mu treba hmotnej podpory ce-
lei nasej verejnosti. Preto je
povinnost'ou kazdeho dprim-
neho a verneho Slovaka Ce-
cha, aby cim SIX prispel svo-
Jim darom ma "Jiraskov fond
Slovenskeho narodneho diva
dla." Sbierky ma tento fond
schvalia a odpordca ich vset-
kym vernym nasincom donna i
"a hranicami Narodna Rada
cesko-slovenska a Cesko-sloven-
ska jednota. Poslite kazdy
elm sk0r svoj prispvok Druz-
stvu slovensk6ho narodneho
divadla v Bratislave - Zupny
dom.
slovensky basnik Martin Ra.
zus, ktory do tych eias byval V
Pribyline v Liptovskej stolici pod
Tatrami, stal sa fararom y Moray
|skom Lieskovci pri Novom Mes
te mad Vahom. Y sobotu odviezli
81 veriaci noveho farara ma II
kococh pekne ozdobenych 70 sta
nice domov. Dojimave boly prve
1ohosluzby, pri ktorych vel "a
fudf Z d'alekeho okolia prislo
81 r. : 4f q
|pozret' vel'keho slovenskeho
b&snika.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-09
Will Radium Eventually
y Danish All Human Ills?

Only . few years ago We thought
NJ automobile was a top; to tele-
DAoas without wires was ridic-
ulcus: to fly in the air was a crazy
notion; to take a trip under the sea
impossible. Why did we think
these things impossible? Because
they had never been done before.
!. These things are most wonderful,
and Of great benefit to the human
race, but In Radiu.n and Radio-Ac-
dvity the scientists believe we have
. power far beyond our widest
dreams. Radium WAS discovered by
. woman some 20 years ago; she
knew she had discovered ~omething
new, but what?
Then Our most learned chemists,
Netallurgists and scientists began
70 study this precious, new thing.
0ovefnments have taken over the
sale and manufacture of this re-
variable new element. Our own
government reports show that a
large percentage Of various cases
q sickness treated with Radium or
1adio-Activity we're cit -er cured
q greatly benefited.
The Radium Appliance company
It Los Angeles now comes forward
With the statement th.t they be-
Neve Degnen's Radio-Activ- Solar
Pad will benefit about IS per cent
q all human ills. (Now remember
That We once thought selden, Mar
conf and the Wright brothers were
craxy).
Their records show that Rheu-
AAtium. Sciatica, Govt. Neuritis.
Neuralgia. Nervous Prostitution,
Constipation. High Blood P sure
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-09

and diseases OF the StoL h, Heart,
Lungs, Liver, Kidney and other
ailments respond to the action of
the Radio-Activity in th.se pads to
a very remarkable degree They
know this. You do not. So they
wish to convince each pu chaser by
having them wear one of these
Pads for a number of days so that
each purchaser may feel the first
benefits, in their own particular
case.- before they really purchase
one of these appliances.
You wear this Radioactive Solar
Pad day and night, receiving the
Radioactive Rays continuously in
to your system, causing healthy
circulation, overcoming sluggish
ness, throwing ! fl 'impl. rites and
restoring the tissues and nerves to
normal condition-and the next
thinc you know you are getting
we'll. Sold on a test proposition.
You are thoroughly satisfied it is
helping you before the appliance is
yours. Nothing to do but wear it.
NO trouble or extra eArense, and
the most wonderful fact about the
appliance is that it is sold SO rea-
sonab!. at it is within the reach
OF all, both rich and p, r.
AT your request we will welcome
the opportunity to send you inter-
esting information regarding Rad
ium and Degnen's Radioactive
Solar d in particular. If you are
really sick, or just dangerously
run down, write US no. today, do
not wait until tomorrow, for this
instructive literature. Edium APP
pliance Co., 1859 Bradbury Bldg,
Los Angeles, Calif-tAdr.).
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-09
B|lElS
FIRES


: of good cifissnahip in this
~ . the individual energy in
t1uGe f3ge haSards, according to
4eynolds Of Bemijdi. Mimi,
Snan Of. the local IRE preven-
committee. Mr.. Reynolds
- his creed in the following
II NJ what you DO with your
" Ind viii tell you what
0f . citizen you are. Il you
~ of I'll your broken. worm
3nrniture, old .nswspapess, oily
worn,out clothing. and all
o1sh Of every kind. you are .
~ ettisen, but n you allow them
10ccumulate you are not only .
~ c1tisen, but . menace TO your
@hbofD.
w hat makes such things catch
~ i may be heat from the fur
$50 . spark, = cigaret q candle,
Numbers torch, or perhaps they
~ catch fire from spontaneous
- Ibustion. You don't know what
- III It IL . fire that starts
Cotton waste, oily rags,
1T hay and certain other things,
\ 1T 70 themselves, will grow hot
VI and hotter and finally burst
~ flames.
III Where Hazards Are.
= 3 you see that beautiful house
Saroos the way? Its lawn nicely
nt1fped, flower beds well tended,
ri gfavel paths nice and smooth.
1Stiful vines over the door-end
- that houss IL more dangerous
= Ats neighbors than . German
S1nab dropping bombs. I made an
~ section there recently and this
= What l found: In the cellar and
nn1er the piassa are barrels and
1o4es that were used when the
CAnlily moved in. also excelsior that
0ans aroui3d the new paflor clock,
3 fsw old broken chairs, tables. q
disabled rocking horse, and boxes
Of PAPER and magazines. In the
Raffet number Of old straw hats,
two or three old mattresses. q lot
q old clothing. a trunk full Of old
listers and q lot Of other stuff.
And right now If you look you will
49, Q pile Of leaves near the steps
u The side door. Even dead leaves
sometimes take IRE from sponta-
neous combustion. Do you wonder
hat every time hear the fire
,olasN ! think of that house? When
q burns the whole block may burn
With It II there is . strong wind,
end the people will blame the fire
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-09

A NUMBER OF SOILED
blouses Of voile, Jap silk and
crepes. plain white and figured.
Tucked, hen titched and en-
broider.d. Round, squa. and V
necks, with collars and collar
less. Short, long and three
quarter sleeves. Clos M
ing them out at Low
A FEW LADIES' THIN
dresses in figured voiles. made
with white lawn collars and
cuffs. also some with M
sashes, special Low
REGULAR SIZE. BLACK SAT-
cen petticoats. also a few with
Powered hounces made with
deep ruffle flounces, I mn
also pleated. special Low
CHILDREN'S UNBLEACHED
muslin aprons stamped. M
special Dollar Day for AsVV
ROMPERS IN SIZES 2, 3 AND
S, ready made and stamped for
embroidery in poplin. M
Special Doll Day at Low
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-09

proper precautions We coula y.
enough to build . Panama 49,.
each year. An average Of = -
lives are lost in fres throushl ~.
lessnees. IN
Are you . good citizen. i ~.
you are or will be. k
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-09

Ing ststes: Maihs. west Virginia.
North Carolina, North Dakota.
South Dakota, Alabama. Louisiana
or Montana. Like feeding one Of
these great states into . IRE each
year.
If the people would really take
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-09
RICH-LAX

This preparation not only overcnmes con-
sdpation, but 10 does away with ID the
nausea, cramping and deransed digesdoo
caused by ordinary laxatives.
Cuaspnteod Ct Our Stofs. We ase % sue thse
Rich-lax win please you that We want yoQ a
coms to our store and get bottle and Try Il en-.
tifely ut our risk. II i doesn't suit you II d iGt
tell NJ 70 and w viii PROMPTLY refund the full
purchase pgjce.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-09
For the Men

MEMS MADRAS SHIRTS,
coat cut style, French cuffs. for
merly sold at SIS, DOL 4 m
lar Day special at Low
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-09

BENGSTON'S DRUG STORES
Rock Neutrality-suspicious.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-09
True Hair Grower at Last

heis. Positively XOfALKO = q
'oealeo that sueessds spoa gsauinl
q ~ drug store. o. ssk fee Il
|oppatss q any Large dapertnent st
1p1dAg 49, = 'juse q goed.s n
2Hd 70 eans (dlvsr q stamps
y UQ0F BOX a Ketalko Nth
d ~ array 4 sslsa1srv tsgeis1
HuFP. 70 treat BAIDle1
&KO. apply oaes e twies
Mx0 OFFICES.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-09

WOMEN'S DOUBLE TIPPED
silk gloves in bla.k. grey and
white, two-clasp, broken sizes,
Special 2 pairs M
for lsVV
WOMEN'S LONG 12-BUTTON
chamoisette gloves in 4 m
brown only, 1.50 value 1sVV
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-09

KLEINERT'S SANITARY
aprons, a Soc seller for 4 m
Dollar Day only, 8 for 1sVV
SELECT NOTIONS TO THE
value of~1.25 (all notion items
except thread included) 4 m
for Dollar Day all for 1sVV
JERSEY SILK VESTS. WITH
ribbon shoulder straps and built
in shoulders. These are slightly
soiled and are zoo values. Spe-
cial Dollar Day m
each lsw
ONE LOT OF rs WASH SATIN
and silk null boomers in flesh
color, formerly $50 m
values. for lsUU
SATEEN CAMIsOLES. AN Elk
ira hne value, with built In
shoulders, some styles hav rib
Don shoulder q Aps. These are
1.6o values. m
Dollar Day each 1sw
W0MENS MUSLIN GOWNS.
with long. and short sleeves. en-
broidery and lace trimmed, in
hes hand white. . 1lne 4 m
value for Dollar Day at 1sw
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-09

CANDY CRAFT CIRCUS BOX"
candies, IL OF. size, SOC value.
Dollar Day m
3 for 4sVV
1 EACH CANDY CRAFT"
Famous Riddle box and l Jim
gle jungle box" regular value
was 2.35, these two 4 m
boxes, Dollar Day for lsUV
SPECIAL-BUY 16 PACKAGES
Of assorted Charms, your selec-
ton, and 10 pecan-nugat loafs,
10c 'lues, Dollar Day M
all for 4sVV
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE Nc
Call Magazine at our pattern
counter. at the special m
price of 10 months for xsVU
CORTICELLI MERCERIZED
crochet cotton, 16c val M
ue, 8 balls for 1sVV
CLARK'S o. N. +. CROCHET
cotton; one dozen In 4 M
box, Dollar Day box 1sVV
DENNISON'S JEWELRY
drier. Gle. .er and polisher, 46c
value, Dollar Day II
3 for xsVV
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-09

CHILDREN'S TWO PIECE
suits in poplin, ri .sham and
percale. Some striped with
trimmings, others plain col
ors with self-trim; also
rompers and Oliver Twist
suits in combinations and
s D's,a so'0''' LOO
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-09

WOMEN'S LIGHT WEIGHT UN-
ion suits with bodice, beading
or tailored tops, lace, shell or
cum knee, in fl - or 4 M
white. special 2 for lsVV
WOMEN'S FINE KNIT COTTON
boomers with elastic at waist
and knees, in flesh, white or
black. Special M
2 for l,UU
WOMEN'S FINE RIBBED COT
ton vests with beading or bodice
tops in flesh or white. I M
Special, 3 for 1sUV
CHILDREN'S HEAVY FLEEC-
ed union suits with beading or
collarette neck, ankle length,
long or elbow sleeves in gray,
white or ecru. Special. 4 m
all sizes l.UU
CHILDREN'S FLEECED VESTS
with beading or collarettc necks,
long or elbow sleeves, in gray
or white. Special m
1 for 1sUV
KAYSER'S BAND TOP Isle
: :.s "''e'''''' vests 100
LADIES' SLEEVELESS VESTS,
to ID n'et'' 100
LADIES SLEEVELESS VESTS.
pink only. v neck, ~
4 for 1sVV
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-09
Women S and
Children 8
Underwear

WOMEN'S HEAVY FLEECED
or medium weight union suits
with tailored bodice or beading
top, long, elbow sleeveless,
ankle length, in flesh I M
or white, special lsVV
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-09
Jewelry and
Leather Goods

RHINESTONE BAR PINS IN
sterling, platinoid end aiumi-
mum, value $50, special M
Doll.- Day each LOW
FRIENDSHIP BRACELETS,
silver, set. in sapphire, amethyst
Day each 4sVV
MEMS SCARF PINS, SOLID
gold 10-k, dainty designs with
colored stones, special M
Dollar Day Low
LADIES' AND MISSES MUSIC
rolls in leather, semi-bag effects
and rolls, Dollar M
Day zach Low
LADIES' STRAP PUR S E S,
crepe and silk lined. mirror, mo-
rocco and seal, Dollar M
Day each 1sVV
BEACON FLASH-LIGHT, NICK
ell and keratol. equipped with
battery, Dollar Day m
each AsVV
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1921-12-22
LutesviIle News

Mr. and Mrs. Vim Alternately en-
tertained Saturday evening for their
daughter Miss Willie Those pres
ent were Misses Mildred and Mabel
Bess and Mary Alexander and
Messrs Milford Riggs, Jr. Buchner
Stewart. Marion Hardy and Marion
f Hill.
JR Wilkerson and daughter OF
Crump we're here Monday market
ing brooms.
Curb Robertson and daughter,
Miss Hester, of Huskey were in
Lutesville Monday
WR. Henson returned Monday
! from ST. Louis, where he has been
attending to business,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Collins o
Schlatitz were here the first of tht
week. They report wheat looking
fine.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Ellerage o
the vicinity of Little Valley churct
were here Tuesday on business
Melvin Seabaugh and son Dale o
Sedeewickville were~here Tuesday
They are proud of the prospect 10
good roads.
Sam J. McMinn of Marble Hill i
assisting in the Bollineer Count,
Bank during the absence of Cashie
F. M. Wells,
George Kurre of Jackson spent
, few days here this week.
Mrs Molhe Phelps is visiting he
, brothers, Alexander Slinkard a
, Chaffee and Daniel Slinkard q
; Whitewater.
Assessor A. J. johnson is her
seeing what we are worth this yea
|, A son was born to Mr., and Mr.
Roy Sander Sunday morning,
, Mr.. and Mrs. William McClendo
E and daughter of near MCGEE chap
!. were here Tuesday doing SON
e Christmas shopping,
n All members of the |. o. 0, F. an
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1921-12-22

Rebekah loiaeS are requested 20 he
pTesen, January 7. 1922 for Install
alton of officers Please bring vel
tiliri baskets aud enjoy the evening.
The first part Of last week John
Henley chauiirred cow and calf to
Sikrstun fnr l. } Grimsley Of Va,
bic Hill as Christmas present To
his daughter. Mrs Rudolph Henley.
John spent Tuesday night with viii
/ Pom. q. n-.,"iivs, viSifed his dauph-
tss, Ace Ed BwsvtI, ~ CsUu IN,
Thursday and also saw I'd Crawford
and family he attended o O r.
lodge at Charleston FRIDAY night.
Hp reports corn about al gathered
and wheat looking fine
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1921-12-22
Faculty Members to Visit 8.
y. Missouri Counties

In order To kerp IN closer touch
with the people Il its district the
Southeast Nl,Smfi State Teachers
College at Care Grurdeau hns az
ranged with u number Of faculty.
members to visit The various coun
ties IN the district TO explain the
work OF the rollefe and It's desire 10
be Of practclI USE TO those who are
seeking a fuller life thru better
lrainine
These faculty members expect to
spend part Of their Christmas holi'
do, in visiling In the counties A.
signed o. thru aud " u en al other
times during he year when oppor.
tunities pfesru, themselves
The following assignments have
been made aud accepted: For Dunk
lin cpunty. Prp' K ). Douglass, Cape
Girardeau coHnry, Prof John II
/ Gehfs: Jeff-rsuu rontv. Prof. Jeptha
Riggs; 81. Lou, county, Prof 5 A
| Krusr: ST Francois county. Prof A
&c Msgill; New Madrid aud Penis.
cot counties Prof j c Logan, Scott
calnty. Prof 4 " Vaughn: hissis,
sippi count, Prof Charles Lamb
Perry COUNTY prof o A rearney
Stoddard county Prof W 7 Doherty
Franklin and Gasconade counties
Prof B. r johnson. Madison coun
". Prof J { Payne; Wayne county
: Dr J. II Hoover shannon county
DR.. X r Spencer, Butler count,
Prof z II. Thomas. Bollineer couu
, ty. Prof. j N SiIze: Ste Geneviev
county. Edward T. Vaelh; RIPPLE
! county. Prof +. J. Courleux
Z D,h.-- s-,.ii - ----ssssssi =" 'i'S -
4 naming counties in the dIstri'
later on.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1921-12-22

more attractive terms, H. convenient
denomination. both on direct sale
and on conversion Of Postal Savings
deposits
The small war time treasury Sc
curities comprising the 25c Thrift
Stamp and the $50 War Savings
Stamp are being discontinued, ef-
fective December 81, 1921, bat the
Thrift Stamps outstanding will be
accepted at face yalna for tho "-'.. '
Treasury Ssss4aes Securities or vii
be redeemed at face value in cast
at post off ,es
The new securities are placed OF
sale at the post Offices Thursday
morning.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1921-12-22
Baptist Church Notes

Sunday school 945 Attendance
las Sunday l24, on time ll6 pre-
pared lesson "a; Bible class IS num-
ber staying for church 81.
Evangelist W F Frazier delivered
Two very interesting sermons Sub
ject for the morning sermon. What
Heaven viii Mean to Me Evening
The Danger of Resisting the Spirit
Of God
Large crowds attend the services
and much interest Is given to the
sermons and music. The meeting
will close tonight
The Sunbeam Band gave an in
teresting little program Sunday af-
ternoon Old Santa Claus vas pres
ent to the delight OF the little folks
Rev. Alfred Hughes preached at
Possum Creek church and Rev Gale
at the Shell schoolhouse last Sun
day afternoon
Rev Frasier lectured to the Wo.
mems Missionary Union on Monday
The working meeting was held or
Tuesday,
T. H jenkins. Pastor.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1921-12-22
Lewis Stoyall Gets Arm Broken

Lewis Sicvsll had the misfortune
to set his risht arm hrosen at t~
wrist sunday morning while crank.
ins a Ford car for a Mr. Phelps, a
rural mail carrier OF Oak Ridge al
that place
Rev. ] X kincaid was in Marble
Hill the FIRST OF the week aud while
here bought u Fosd car from c K
Estes and came back Saturday TO
take IL home. His son. Randall Kin
caid, who Is attending school at
rrsicktown. came down Saturday
TO 60 to Oak Ridge with him, and
| Mr.. Stovsll drove the car The nex'
morning Mr. Phelps was to bring Nc
! Stovall to jackson TO catch the train
but could not Get his car startet
/ and called Mr.. Stovall to help him
| Stovsll cranked II once, but il died
The second time he cranked !
Il Kicked him. breaking one OF tn
bones in his forearm and dislocatinl
the other, which will necessitate hin
carrying his arm In a splint and slim
several days. The arm was set am
treated by DR.. Statler Of OAK Ride
and Mr Stovall came home on th
train.
Another accident happened o
; the way over. Randall kihcaid too
the wheel after they were throue
: Gravel Hin and had not ecne far unit
the car eot out Of the road some wa
' and before !, could be stopped ha
! run into a ditch and turned over O
Its side. breaking the glass In %
|, wind shield and tearing the top Qui'
a biz. the car was turned up agaI
aud the remainder Of the trip wi
made without mishap
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1921-12-22
New Issue Of Treasury Savings
Certificates

Beginning December Is the Treas
ury department will offer for sale a
new issue Of Treasury Savings Ger
tIticates in three denominations,
maturing five years from date OF
issue and bearing compound semi
annual interest at a. per cent II
held until maturity, Secretary Mel
lon announced today The prices
for the three denominations will be
$50 $50 and $500, which at matur-
ity will weld $25, 500 and $1,000
respectively
The limit of holdings has been
increased bv the Act Of Congress,
| approved November %, 1921, from
$1,000 to $1,000 and il is now pos
sible therefore to hold Treasury Saw
ines Certificates OF any one series
up to an aggregate maturity value
not exceeding $4,000. This change
makes the Certificates attractive fo'
| the investment of trust funds anC
surplus funds of labor, fraternal
church and similar organizations
which seek an investment OF inter
mediate length with absolute safet,
and o satisfactory income. Tn
new Certificates are redeemable be
fore they mature at their cost, plu
az per cent interest compounds
| semi annually.
Il The new issue has the hearty en-
dorsement OF President Harding q
part of the governmental encourage
ment to thrift. The new offerin
means that Postal Savings an
e Treasury Savings activities hav
Q been coordnated into one peace-tim
!, savings program, under which tn
r post Office department and treasur
!. will ioin to advance Postal Saving
y for the deposit Of savings and Trea
: ury Savings Certificates for inves
I ment. The plan Is designed
J. stimulate the accumulation Of sa'
h ines by accepting deposits
r amounts of 81 or more through Il
d Postal Savings Banks and to e.
y COURAGE investment BY offering Il
a Treasury Savings Certificates