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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-05-26
-Financny stav ts. republily.

Financny stav ts. republily.
Nasledkom zmensenia mierovych
pohl 'adavok stdpnul obeh stato-
yiek 372 milionov, ma. 10,075 mi
lionov. Zasoby deviz sd rozmnozi-
" ma 451 milionov. Kovovy po-
klad sa zvysil 2 615 ma 621 pol
lniliona.
Observation-Disclosures oh
chodna smluva. Vyjednavanie o
obchodnej smluve medzi Cesko-
Slovenskom a Ruskom ide ku kon
Gu. Smluva dosial podpisana ne
bola, lebo ceskoslovensky navrh
smluvy obsahuje pasus, podl'a
ktoreho tvori prazska ruska So
vietova misia jedinn Representa-
ciu societoveho Ruska Cesko-
Slovensku, kdezto Moskva ziada,
aby tekstovanie znelo "tvori je-
dinu reprezentaciu Ruska.'
! Dobre je vrahom v CSR.
Jedno male dievca este Z. augu-
sta 1921 naslo v lese pri Jablonke
mrtvolu lesmajstra Ludyika Dvo-
raka. Bezalo ma cetnicku stanicu
a oznamilo tento pripad. Cetnici
vysli do lesa Ma ceste sd street
Ii lesnikom FrantiSkom Galov-
skym. Tento i'm yypraval, re isiel
lesmajstrom do lesa, ale obidva-
ia sa zaeai pre- dajakn malickosr
hadat' a tn lesmaj jster vraj W.
tiahol revolver strelil diva razy
ma Galovskeho. Ale. laetrafil no.
Galoysky na.3tos skocil ma Dvora-
ka, ale tu vysla ttstia rama, ktora
trafila Dvoraka do srdca. Pr 1e-
karskej prehliadke mrtvoly bolo
ale zistene, ze okrem strelnej ra-
ny bol Dvorak udrety al do hla-
Wy pazbou pusky, re al tato ra-
ma bola smrtel' ma. Galovsky Dol
hned' zatknuty minule jeho Ia
lezitost' bola prejednavana pred
porotou v kosiciach. Porota Ga
lovskeho pre- nedostatok dovodov
oslobodila.
- Narodne shromazdenie slide
sa IS. maja. Podl'a zpravy "Pra-
va Lidu" side sd Narodne shroma
zdenie dna 25. maja k letnemu
zasedaniu. Pracovny program bu-
de obmedzeny. ..-
Masarykove move dielo. Pre-
zident Masaryk pracuje pilne ma
politickom dele, ktore bude OBJ
sahovat' jeho valecne zktsenosti
a valecne spomienky. Dielo bude
obsahovat' d'alej vylicenie vzt "a
hu svetovych udalostf rokoch
1914 az 1918 k akcii vedenej so
strany ceskoslovenskej ciel 'om
odtrhnutia zemi ceskoslovenskych
od byvalej mo1archie Raktsko-
Uhorskej. Dielo poda konecne W.
svetlenie k otazkam svetoveho ra-
zu, pokial spadajl ma dobu sve-
tovej vojny.
Move policajne komisariaty
ma Slovensku. V dohl 'adnom ca
Sc bude sriadene 6 novych poll
cajnych komisariatov na Sloven-
sku, taktiez nastane rozmnozenie
policajnych uradov Cechach a
ma Morave.-
Podpora Cechom slovakom
v Rusku. "Tribuna' oznamuje,
ze Ia poslednej schodzke mini
sterskej. rady bolo usnesene po-
skytnut' Cechom Slovakom v
sovietovom Rusku ma Ukraine
ciastku - milionov koriln ako
podporu pre- udrzanie existencie.
Tym sposobom zamysl'a a vlada
zamedzit' st 'ahovanie krajanov z
>Ruska. Boly porobene al opatre-
MIA, ably cs. rol 'nici v Rusku do
stall dostatocne mnozstvo obilia
pre- osey pody.
Falsoval cs. peniaze. Kra-
kovskym krajinskym s1dom Dol
ods1deny ma 6 rokov t t'azkeho Ia
lara advokat dr.. Frohlich, ktory
v Pol 'sku falsoyal cs. stokoruny.
,,,,,,,,, ~, u,1TxV-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-05-26
MA PREDAJ

Sedem- osobny automobil, ako novy,
1921 model, 35x4 cord gumy, bude nej
krasna kara na pozieiavanie, preda sa
skoro "a darmo.
Kroeck Motor Car Co.
900 Market st. Main 6514
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-05-26
Odsddeily vyzveda6.

odsdderay vyzvedac. Divi-
zijny sud Y Banskej Bystrici po-
jednaval zalezitost' byv. poruci-
ka Paula Roseisa, ktory Dol obza-
lovany pre- vyzvedacstvo. Roreis
I ie Nemec. Divizijny sud odsddil
no ma 4 a pol roka vazenia.
Zayraxdil manzelku. Pavel
Remecky Kriza zupe Zemplfn-
lskej ozenil sa roku 1921 Barba-
rou Sal6kyovou. Pravda, sobas
nebol tax snadny. Matka Barbo-
rina nechcela "a ziadnu cenu k
tomuto sobasu dat svoj suhlas.
Ale laska obidvoch mladych l'u-
di bola silnejsia ako matkina vo-
Ia a preto syadba bola. Ia ME-
kol lko mesiacov matka nechala
mladych manzelov na pokoji, ale
pozdejsie zacala nadavat' ma Re
meckeho. Konecne jedneho dina,
Iked' Remecky pracoval ma poll,
isla do domu svojej dcery od-
viedla ju domov. Ably sa uz Wac
k svojmu muzovi neyratila... Pa
vel Remecky raz videl svoju ze-
nu, ako pracuje ned 'aleko ma o.
tcovom poll. Nerozmysl' al sd d.
Tho, ale isiel k nej a ziadal ju, ably
,sa vratila k nemu. Nechcela... Pa
vel sa rozculil, vytiahol z vrecka
noz a zasadil svojej zene do prs Is
ran. Barbora dlho nezila... Mimi
le dni rozhodoyala porota v Ko-
siciach vine Remeckeho a uzna-
la ho vinnym. Odsudila no na Is
rokov do zalara.
Vel'ky poziar v L'ubici. V
L 'ubici, zupe Spisskej, zdril 19. a
20. aprila obrovsky poziar, ktore-
mu pablo obet' 25 obytnych do
NOV, / rim. kat. kaplnka, l cir
kevny dom, IA stodol, Is stajni,
43 chlievov vel'ke mnozstvo sta
,tku. 120 l'udi ztratilo pristresie
a nocuje pod holym nebom. Sko-
da sa odhaduje na 2 miliony ko-
run, tohoto nahradi sd poiste-
MIN len mala ciastka, asi 2O0,0 900
kordn. V celej Spisskej zupe u
sporaduju sbierky na podporu
pohorelcov, ktorvch bieda je ne
smierna. .
= Taxa je sloboda tlace ma slo-
vensku! Minister pre- Slovensko
DIR. Martin Micura odnal postovti
dopravu a zakazal kolportaz Ia
celom nzemi Slovenska casopisu
"Amerikansky Russky Viestnik "
ktory je vydavany Spojenych
Statoch Ameriky Homestead,
Pa Vlada mala vraj. v umysle
zabranit' pristup i viacerym slo-
venskym casopisom americkym,
no poslednej chvili 81 to rozmy-
slela. CT "a stareho rezimu ma
d 'arskeho bolo to horsieyl
- Miesto krcmy - kostol. v
Kosickej Novej Vsi usniesli sa
obcania, re predaju obecnu krc.
mu "a peniaze takto ziskane po-
stavia kostol. Ma stavbu kostola
yybralo sa okrem PRIV uz shro.
mazdenych 10000 kor. este 15O,;
600 kor. :
l. Vyvoz culsru q Ceskosloven.
ska. Ceskoslovensko vyviezlo Cd
oktobra m. +. do konca marca t. r
2,571410 metrickych centov Gu.
kru proti 1,288,OOO centom v tom
istom obdobi predchadzajtceho
roku. Ma prebytku participate
hlavne Rak1sko: 100000 centoy
proti 100000, Hamburg 1,163,00(
proti 1S5,805, Taliansko 267,O0C
proti $4,000, Anglicko 10000
proti $4,000, Francizsko 143,00(
proti $4,000 metr. centom. Ma
proti tomu klesnul vyvoz cukrl
IL Ceskoslovenska do Nemecka ze
POT 900 na 10000, do Syajciar
ska 20 100000 na 81 900, do Ru
munska 2 $1,000 ma $4,000, kdez
| to do Pol l'ska a Mad 'arska vyvoi
eeskoslovenskeho cukru ivobes
tprestal.
| Mnoho zidov musi opustit
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-03
TIQ0A

1854 ". 18TH sr,-El.y.n room S-.s..E
g., hco,.,w.isr heat ?story buiidins In ~;
%sG.sf. u. Ssfi,s .s 9 70 sy4a:Sa:% 4SS.:n ri.
aS+8 y. sAfEDLEY-Two SIy', I rms
.,slns, els, trif; stationary tubs; rood 81;
S-ooo + y. SPIT. ger Co. lbo0 VsnSnR
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-03
LOGAN
-

den: blIIsr room! may b purehs ssd ID y,
nneassnnape hGurs for auick sale
ANYTHING desirable In LoG1n. see our -
y re d.sp,ey SolHrnn Of this pspsr NdsS.
oAkLh.hs HARTLEY. INC, 41Oe &. Sro4i
MODERN sroam house, hot.watsr K11I
hardwood floors; near trolley ana pou}s,
YARD. 800 Ledger Office.
porch, rooms. all cows lot a6xes n
wm II Lamon Son, ?oss r. Front x
'oi ROOSEVELT BLVD, ,-Tw0-.toTy po1oh.
'front.' swelling rooms and bath SSaSo
MM. LINpER 1928 Chestnut 81
i30s y. 18TH ST.-Sis rooms a nd hath .,.oo
MM. Under. l82s Chestnut ST
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-03
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

SALE-Positiysly new. fully guaranteed. all
Se6 model; mahogany finish. $50, cash basis
also $3.50 cabinet grand mahogany pIa|sr
piano. guaranteed. positively new, $3.50.
220S Germantown ave. ~''''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-03
OLNEY
$500 EACH

Hf3h 10 N n Sd st. new homes q reo-.
PAN, cav, n, W heat electricity, porch: iScsX.
o oLNEY REALTY co.
W. y; . : I-sI--,---------- - : WYO. go
'o20 CAhH buys beautiful modern hosne. -
w. FISHERS ave. close to Incarnsf1SS
church; 7 rms. inclossd porch, wi1s .SsNSSs
good section; inn, poss.; Al ana Tn sSLssss
A5ERNETHY. 1895 Chestnut st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-03
CHEsTNUT HILL

coi,,0NiAL DWELLING large Twin. -
dln@ns @ rop,n ospfi With ne srsss scoae::, S,niSs
Den. breakfast room, Kitchen, 6 ia
sersi hers = s baths, linen and trunk clossts
;ty sic. e,celis'.t condition. ssrsGV:
~ about half acre. finely isn6sSsi
OfIsr viii y T'sps;Si :s Rs:st.sS q 81 e. !
: n !
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-03
OLD GOLD

OLD gold. silver. platinum. plated ware old.
style jewelry, teeth plates bought for ca sh
Est. lsl1. J. I. Clark. refner SO7 SAMSON
CASH paid for old gold, silver and antlous
clocks. ROGERS. 45 s. 18th.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-03

1917 POPLAR ST. FOR saln II rooms ,,a
two bathrooms. lot l63xil7 feet; gund To-
cation. attractive price. ~
BARDER, HARTMAN & CO,
1901 Chestnut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-03
MACHINERY AND TOOLS

WANTED--200 second hand wall radia,or,
2Sxl3 inches; must bs guaranteed sound
G, 4. Reynolds Leather Co, Pine st. east of
Haddon ave-. Camden, N. j.
WANTED-To purchase 1 6xiO Waitc die.
stamping press. The George C. Whitney
Co.. Worcester. Mass. e'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-03
FRANKFORD

$4,000 Barsain, 1898 Touikrod at. ovnn,
g .esN'ng city story. brick, semi I.ds,schSS,
msn,s .xns-sr, tss roSm, nnt, nssie al Improve:
screens 10, 25ast Phone Fkd. ioiS i.
BUNGALOWS With sarass. rooms 1rsS
-heors latest improvements DUFF, FIa. 6SSS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-03
1910 CATHARINE STREET

A. T. RUssELL, 18th and Tasker as
CoRSER--22o+ CumberIandi hot.water heat
elec. Dutch hall front and side porch: gar
prN. VIII finance. Rafferty,. 233s W. Hunt.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-03

Ripe ground main and side street looatlenu
in best West Phiiadeiphia iocatioSs :
W. EARL YONkERS
T92 6lUt nj ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-03
RADIO EXCHANGE

CALL land line. Wyoming O7%9; air line. 4
b. A: r. rad 10 service: wo will wire ad.
lust, alter or Install any circuit you wish,
Modern Electric Co. AIT N. Broad st
sALE-RADIO OUTFIT
Brand-new r. A. and d. A. units, Wasting
house radio tubes. storage battery, yocarnia
otc. Call Germantown 1854 J after p NJ
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-13
Saturday Specials

Ne have a small aza,Ga. q
that peanss,>s-,s B-cS- -eSl
Flour lett
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-13

ea- tA41 re 1r~- Performance and
e~ea - acting ability Of =
Ea~ 8. oe4. people IL hike de-
1 ~ 81 Mss Marian Brew
el1s- Goose and q Master
F--x = 5acz Geas@ vas most
-eute<1 ca The latter nzv-
~ ezv;zose Te9aca-ioz for
sE4-es-r -hea--sca-s D. his
va presentations here
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-13

-sH y seree- - xhen TIE
1e2@~ = Eees have T.
, 1922-11-16

G. Gosslin. Of Missouaa, County of
Missoula, State Of Montana, has filed
in this office his application to select
under the provision Of the Act Of
Congress Of June 4. 1897 go Stat,
36.) the following described land
viz:
NEA Sec. %, T. 81 N, r. Sc W.,
9Th p. NJ, Serial No. 033131.
Any and all persons claiming adj
versely the lands described, or de-
string to object. because of the min
era character of the land. or any
other reason, to the disposal to ap-
p%licant, should file their affidavits of
protest in this office. on or before the
10th day of December, 1922.
MART T. CHRISTENSEN,
Register.
First pub. Nov. Q. 1922.
Sixth Pub. Dec. 7. 1922.
, 1922-11-16

siren sounded and q quick run was
made to the south side, where a
cottage, in which natural gas had
just been installed, was supposed to
be afire in the attic. There was lit
tie or no blaze but plenty Of smell,
for the chimney vent to the gas stove
had been closed and the lath were
touching the hot stovepipe.
During the excitement a man fell
off the roof and for a time vas I'M
conscious. At first it was thought
he was dangerously injured.
, 1922-11-16
DEMOCRAT DISCONTINUED

The Wyoming Democrat, which was
established by Will Reid in Cheyenne
last summer, will discontinue publ
cation with the current number. ac-
cording to a statement made by Mrs.
Reid. 1t was the expressed intention
of Mr.. Reid to enlarge the paper and
its scope and make 1t a permanent
fixture in the state. but these plans
We're cut short by his sudden and un-
timely death, which occurred on Oc-
tober 30th.
, 1922-11-16
Tnral Nntrn

l.. A. Stanton is a business visitor
in Rawlins today from Denver.
w. S. Bennett of Cody, Wyo., spent
yesterday in the city from that place
on matters of business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Brown of Baggs
spent Wednesday in the city on mat
trrs of business and visiting friends.
Mrs. w. C. Bentley returned on
Sunday last from Twin Falls, Idaho,
where she has been spending the
past several months visiting her
daughter.
T. II Butler was a business visitor
here yesterday from Hanna.
Roy Jones and Fred Johnson were
Riwlins visitors yesterday from the
platte Valley.
Chas. Clayton and Chas. Thurman
OF the firm OF Clayton & Thurman OF
Eenver, were Rawiins visitors the
{ rst of the week. looking after the
shipping of several cars of cattle
which they purchased on Snake
River.
Miss Aileen O'Melia left the latter
part of last week for Salt Lake City,
where she will enter a business col
iege and take a course in typewrit-
ing and stenography. Miss O'Melia
will be absent about three months.
p. w. Pearson of Saratoga was a
business visitor yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter H.. Duff of
Craig, Colo, We're registered at the
Ferris on Tuesday of this week.
Harry b. Henderson of Cheyenne
spent Tuesday in Rawlins.
Marshall S. Reynolds. Internal
Revenue Collector. was a Rawlins
visitor for a day this week en- route
TO Cheyenne from Kemmerer. where
he has been visiting his parents.
A. Il. Reader. Harry Riley n C.
W. Scott of the Snake River Valley
were visitors in Rawlins on Tuesday
of this week. looking after the ship
ment OF some cattle from this point.
Chas. Haley spent last Sunday In
Rawiins from his home in Green Riv-
er. visiting his mother, Mrs. NJ. L.
Healy.
Ned F.. Steele. who has a ranch in
the vicinity of Browns Hill. came in
from that section and spent a day
here the first of the week. Mr.. Steele
was en- route to Kansas City. where
he expects to spend the winter.
c.. T.. Harvey was a Rawlins visit
or on Tuesday of this week from
Saratoga, being initiated into he
local lodge of B. p. o. E. at their
meeting that evening.
Kimbrough Breitenstein came up
from Laramie last Saturday and
spent the week visiting at his home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson are
spending this week in Cheyenne and
Denver on a business and pleasure
trip.
Andy Dahl spent yesterday In the
city from Saratoga on business.
Business visitors here this week
include Jack Roe. who is spending
a few days from Casper.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Leas of Craig,
Colo, were Rawlins visitors this
week for one day.
John Irons John Terrell and l. f.
Ostling. all of the Snake River sec
ton. were Rawlins visitors a day this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Reader came
in from their home at Dixon on
Saturday last. and on Sunday made a
trip to the oil fields, returning to
this city the same evening.
Glenn r. Scott was a Rawlins
visitor from Saratoga a day the
first OF the week.
Miss Clarice Healy. who Is teach
Ing in the schools OF Medicine Bow.
spent the weekend In Rawlins.
visiting rrr mother and brother.
r. F.. Wert1 of the Producers &
Refiners Corporation left on Monday
evening OF this week for Chicago.
where he IL spending several days on
business.
, 1922-11-16

Hanna. where it is necessary to
erect a snow fence on the property
Of a man who has a fancied grievance
against the state highway depart
ment and who absolutely refuses per-
mission to build the fence.
Travellers who make use of the
highway between these two places
will know where the blame rests if
this particular cut is filled with snow
and impossible this winter.
, 1922-11-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION OF
TIME APPOINTED FOR PROV
ING WILL. ETC.

State Of Wyoming, County of Car
bOn-SS.
In District Court, Second Judicial
District.
In the Matter of the Estate of James
A. Bennett, Deceased.
To all persons interested in said
Estate: Notice is hereby given that
Monday. the 27th day of November,
1922, at 10 o'clock a. m, of said
day, at the Court Room of said
Court, in the County of Carbon, has
been appointed as the time and place
for proving the Will of said James
A. Bennett, deceased, and for hearing
the application of Ed. F. Bennett for
the issuance to him of Letters Tesla
mentary when and where any person
interested may appear and contest
the same.
Dated November 8, 1922.
STELLA JUNGQUIST,
Clerk.
First Pub. Nov. 9, 1922.
Fourth Pub. Nov. 80, 1922.
, 1922-11-16
SNOW FENCES

Engineer Marks, of the state high
way department, informs The Repub-
lican that the department has been
for some time erecting snow fences
to protect the Lincoln Highway be-
tween Medicine Bow and Hanna,
which has a number of deep cuts that
fill with snow and block traffic.
This work has been finished with
the exception of one deep cut east of
, 1922-11-16
TWO A FIRES

Two fires have called out the de-
partment during the week. The one
Monday will probably always re-
main a mystery, for nobody knows
yet where the alarm came from. The
boys rushed to the city hall and tele-
phoned frantically but there was no
fire.
Last evening about Z o'clock the
, 1922-11-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Anderson re-
turned on Monday from Laramie,
where they have been spending some
time.
, 1922-11-16

First Pub. Nov. 9, 1922.
Fourth Pub. Nov. 80, 1922.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-01
SHELBY Centennial
TO SHOW OLD DANCES

SHELBYVILLE, Ind, July dos
ADDS" circle to the left and balance
all, salute your partner and alamand
left are phrases that will contribute
to the enjoyment of the older genera
ton and the mystification of the
youngest, when old fashioned dances
are put on at the Shelbyville centen-
NAL which will be celebrated July T.
BY special request of one Shelby
county citizen, Louis Todd, manager
of the dancing floor, has promised
."Old Dan Tucker" Turkey in the
Straw" Skip to My Lou" "Old Zip
Coon and a few other old favorites,
and a respectable couple, grandpar-
ents several times over, the gentleman
weighing over 200 and standing con
siderably less than six feet, have
promised to go through the whole
program.
A reproduction of the James Wilson
log cabin, the first in the county, is
being built on a huge truck by Marion
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-01
Wedding Bells Ring
For IS Couples In June;
Young and Old Joined

June with total of SIS marriage
licenses shows, that the month. set
aside for the bride" lived to its rep
utation
A slight increase in number of
licenses issued this month is seen in
comparison with the mark of SO set
for June. 1921.
Persons in their Juveniles" were in
the majority at the courthouse this
month, the record shows. Out of AZ
licenses issued, % were for persons
born during the COS. seven for persons
born in the SOS, and FIVE for persons
born after 1900.
Two licenses were issued for per-
sons so years of age, and two for per-
sons 70 years old John A McCaffery
and Eliza Carter. his bride, admitted
to being born in 1874 and 1851, respec-
lively, when they took their license
from the clerks office.
James Huntington, of Liberty, and
Mary Morgan, of Centerville, were not
to be outdone in the matter of age.
When Huntington took out his license
May 6, he gave his age as II. His
bride was IA
John Rhodes and Rosie Hill of
Whitewater, who obtained a license
April 6, gave their ages as 81 and "A,
| respectively.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-01
After Ten Years
: MARION RuBiNcAM

ed with all sorts of modern atrocities,
on the questionable edge of the town.
Humphrey was to see about buying
back his business. The man who took
it, to quote him, didn't know cedar
from beech" and was not making a
success of the lumber yard
They arrived at night-Millie pur-
posely told no one they were coming.
do you think We'll make it go this
time?" Humphrey wondered as they
saw the station lights come into view.
Yes, l know we will" Mile said
as happy at being back that she did
not know nor care what matrimonial
difficulties lay ahead of them.
She felt like a bride again, home
from a wedding journey
Monday-Mrs. Munn's Plan
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-01
Heart Problems

Dear Mrs. Thompson: | am a sopho-
more in high school and am deeply in
love with a junior, three years my
senior. | have met him several times
in secret and although he cares for me
it is not in the way | wish
He is our basket ball hero and can
go with many girls, Tell me how |
can win his love without the other
girls saying I am chasing him.
Also tell me if it is all right to
meet one you love in secret, for if
my parents knew l would be forbidden
to see him. ANXIOUS.
You can not make an effort to win
the young man without appearing to
chase him. 1t would be running after
him pure and simple. l think you are
making a grave mistake in giving him
so much thought.
Of course you should not meet him
secretly and deceive your parents.
Look to your honor, my dear. or suf-
fering will teach you that it would
have been better to follow the advice
of your parents.
A Reader:-It is a disgrace for you
to entertain the thoughts you do while
you are still living with your husband.
1t does not behoove you to plan to
leave your husband just because you
believe you love some one else.
Discouraged: = Forget the past.
There is no use trying to worry about
what the past contains Make up your
mind to do what is right in the future.
If you have changed your ways, there
! is no reason why you should not be
very happy and contented
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ed by the department during the
month. Twenty-eight hundred feet of
hose was used and 1922 gallons OF
chemicals
Losses from fire are less than last
month, the total of $500 coming con-
siderably below the mark set for May.
May losses were raised considerably
by the fire at the Harris-Hardman
poultry feeding station.
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township citizens and will be one of
the features of the parade.
Another township will have five
floats in the parade. The parade will
start at 10 o'clock, pass through the
streets of the city and then to the
fair grounds, where it will circle the
race track. The floats will then be
aligned in the grounds for inspection
of the crowd during the rest of the
day.
Boy Scouts OF the city will aid in
tending rest stations, first aid sta
tions and will furnish assistance at
headquarters and in traffic direction
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LAFoLLETTE UNABLE TO SPEAK
EVANSVILLE, Ind, July IA let
ter received here today from Robert
NJ. LaFollette, United States senator
from Wisconsin, stated that he would
be unable to make the Labor day adj
dress in Evansville, in September.
James Wilson, of Cincinnati, Ohio.
president of the Pattern Makers I'M
ion, has been invited to take his
place.