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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-13
NoEk vlkda y. svymsnovan&

Noyk vl&da y. vymsnovank.
Dna 5. ektobra vymenovaadA 9bola
nova vlkda republiky' na miesto
odstlpNsej. Ministerskym predsc-
dom je agrarnik Anton Svehla,
ministrom zahranieia i nad'alej
DIR. Benes, ministrom financii dr..
Rasin, ministrom zeleznic Juraj
Stribrny, ministrom socialnej pee
livosti Gustav Haberman, minis
from vp@tra Jan -Malypetr, mini
ster mar. obrany Fr. Udrzal, mi
nistrom posty Alois Tucny, mini
strom zasobovania Emil FRANKIE,
ministrom skolstva Rudolf BECKY
ne, ministrom prace Anton Srba,
ministrom obchodu Ladislav No
wax, minister zdravotnictva dr..
Jan Sramek, minister spravedlno-
sti dr.. Jozef Dolansky. 70 Slo~
vakov dr.. Hodza je ministrom ze-
medelstya, l. Markovic unifikac-
nym Dir. Kallay ministrom pre-
Slovensko. Do novel Elady prist1-
pill mar. demokrati
Kntlkafalvy v z&njme Pod
karpatslkej Rusi. DR.. Kutkafalvy
Miklos, exponent mad 'arskej VIA
dy podal Ease sekretariatu Svazu
Narodov pamatne Memorandum,
Y ktorom ziada nielen dpln1 auto
nomiu pre- Podkarpatskn Rus, ale
al 1pravu hranfc ma 1kor Sloyen-
ska. DR.. FIR. ITCHY Prayer Presse
poukazuje ma to, ze Mad'ar me-
hajl ziadneho prava hovorit' me
nom Podkarpatskych Rusov, lebo
toto ilzelnie bolo oslobodene zpod
pad 'arskej tyranie proti voli Ma
d 'arov. KlltkafalvylN krok je nj
cim inym,> iba ,jednym ohnivko:n
tej ret 'aze, aktorou sa Mad 'ari
vynasnazujd postupne ,nazpat ii
skat' vsetko, CO ztratili.s Ruske o.
byvatel'stvc Podkafpa fsE19 hnsi
dneska horecne pracuje ma kult1r-
nom poll, aby elm PRIV mohlo sa
vlozit do vsetkych zalezitosti svo-
jej zeme. Mad 'arske starosti preto,
mierne receno, s1 smiesne.
Tesla sa tureckeho Wit az
stva. Krv ME je voda - pravdi-
vost '>tohoto prislovia osvedcuje sa
teraz, ked Turci docasne drzia
tromfa b Mad 'ari spievaj1 chvalo-
spevy ich Wit 'azstve. Ruszinszkoi
Magyar Hirlap Uzhorodu pozdra
vuje Wit 'azstva Turkov ohnivymi
clankami fantaziruje, ze budova,
ktora bola vystavena pre- boha ins
trigy blaznivosti, sd r1ti. Jeden
jej slip - smluva Sevreska - pa
dol d 'alsie - Trianon, ST. Ger
main Versailles sd tiez skoro so.
sypn. Co sa babe chcelo, to sa jei
prisnilo.
Move statne stavby ma Slo.
vensku a v Podkarp. Rusi. (Cstk.
Csl. vlada mieni tymto urobit roz
hodny krok, ably povzbudila OBJ
cianstvo ku vytrvalemu boju proti
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-13

+ !. Z = -
la prehlasenie ku obcianstvu OS&.
" ktorom vyzyva kaxd6ho, aby.
di'a moznosti pracoval a pomahal
" boji proti drahote q 7 toho vzra-5
stajdcej 'nezamsstnanosti. Sama
vsak urobila 'rozhodny krok a n
znamila, ze este tohoto roku "a
haji pracu ma roznych verejnych
budovach, aby poskytla l'udom "a
mestRa4ie. PodSVsAe saEnam tTch,
stayieb M dzemf SapyeRaks 2 Paa-
karpatskej Rusi, ma ktorych sa uz
pracuje, alebo ma ktorych praca
bude v najkratsom case zahajena:
ID stavby, na horych sa uE pra-
|euje: Banovce, dostavba okresne-
ho sddu 50O,00O Kcs., Giraltoyce,
dostavba okresn6ho s1du 900, 900
Kes., Kosice, dostayba nemocnice
3O.QOO,o 900 Kcs. ziina, pristavba
nemocnice 100000 Kcs. Bratisla-
va, novostavba domkov pre- drady
potravnej dane ma Clare 1000, 900
Kcs., Mukaceyo, stavba elektr6r-
ne $4,000 Kcs.. Nitra, dprava le-
tist a 81 600 Kes., Bratislava,, roz-
sfrenie posadkovej 1emocnice 81
O6O, 900 Kcs., Kosice stavba han
garu pre- ietadla $4,000 Kcs. a
dprava garazi 76,45O Kcs., polo
permanentne provisoria v Nitre
710,6OO Kcs., Parkam 1,511, 900
Kcs., v Bratislave 1888, 400 Kcs.,
Y Rim. Sobote 1852 900 Kcs., do
stavba delostreleckeho tabora v
Uzhorode 100000 Kcs., dostavba
|tabora v Michalovciach $50, 600
Kcs., vo vranoVes 100000 Kcs., V
Huste 100000 Kcs., Komenskeho
univerzita v Bratislave (pristavby,
rekonstrukcie adaptacie, inter-
nat) 100000 Kcs., stavba real
neho gymnazia v Noypm Meste
mad Yahom 100000 Kcs., stavba
obecneJ j SkUay v Starej Turej g.
100000 Kcs., rekonstrukcia gym
nazialnej budovy v Banskej Stiav
nici 100000 Kcs, dostavba pia-
ristickeho gymnazia v Trencine
100000 Kcs., dostayba provizorif
z r. 1921 ma Sloyensku a Podk.
Rusi 5,599,774 Kcs. - q Stavby,
ktore budu za6at6 este v tomto
roku: Kosice, adaptacia vojen-
skych barakov na byty, 1900, coo
Kcs., prfstavba a adaptacia stat
nej tlaciarne 2,O31,72O Kes. Uzho-
rod, stavba proyizornej st. budo-
Wy pre- civilnT sprawl 2,750, 900
Kcs., Herlany, zabezpecenie gey-
ziru 100000 Kcs., Mukaceyo, pri-
stavba financneho riaditel stya,
100000 Kcs. Bratislava stavba
lod 'nych dielni a skladiSt'a voj.
clnov 1,555, 900 Kcs. Kosice, STAY
ba hospodarskych BUDDY pri st. ze-
medelskej skole 10000 Kes., STAY
ba SIX. internatu pri tejto skole,
2,120,OO0 Kcs. Uzhorod, pristavba
financneho riaditel' 'stya, l,700, ,OD0
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-07
SIDE TALKS
by Ruth Cameron
THE HEART OF THE HOUSE

i room. The S.usr Of having a centre
and focus would ten times rather
have shahhi,y furnished room with
It reading t,,L'" Uttered VITA masI-
Esr"S. we'll placed low Nrhts and ,
Fireplace. chan n room furnished Win
nc mos; h"ouritEi :,"d luxurious things
money could ruy and without thos'
tire" 'h!ugS hat make Il home
It Saves Money.
/ h..."," nay friend will sL'" a.,n'y
30 tar end Il n'l" has e" open m" b.
cause an open Nr" Is an entertainment.
\ fireplace makes N" home the Kind OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-07

il9G The little dol! mother may not
on.y make dOliy's clothes but also the
doll. from the models supplied herewith.
The body may be of drill. unhl"arh"n
muslin. oil cloth or eanitas, with STUFF
ling Of bran. kopak. or cotton. Eyes "
shoe buttons. nose and lips Of warn. or,
the features may b" embroidered 81
painted.
Dressed as Il clown this dol! VIII he
very attractive. The suit may be or
calico. crrtouur or scraps vi *!.H or
satin. ON" or two c"'orS % material !
may he used. For the Rompcrs--c"c-
'onue or Bingham is pleasing. Dolly
Will be So glad Of The dear little pockets
n her rompeys, and 'Picrr";' the clown
viii do ali sorts of tricks n ms COM
'oriah!" costume, 4 his arms and legs
ARE, fastened 81 as 10 y" movable.
The Pattern comprising the Doll AMI
the garments, j. cut in sizes; small
- inches, Mcd!Uu--lG inches. Large
% In, he's in length. The Don requires
Tor a Medium size Z yard. The Rom.
pors Is yard. The S"it and Hat, IL
ward of - Inch material.
Pattern mailed t" any address on -
....pr of l@c In silver or stamps
Sud PC IN silver or ste mps FOR our
ur-to-datr fall and winter l9@@-23 book
OF fashions.
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WARRINGTON

Frank Beall spent tho weekend with
nis parents in Sycamore.
Mrs. G. l.. Wagner of Hagerstown.
Md. * visiting her sister, Mrs. A. +.
Dunngan.
John Sidicy has returned TO his nome
IN Philadelphia after visiting his broth
CT. Or. Joe Sidley.
Miss Gwendolyn Haniey and Mrs. II.
s Rroadwater were Visiting IN Fair
mont the first part Of the week.
Jack Reay has returned TO keyse.
otter visiting his family here.
r. II. Turner OF Cameron was risi-
tor in town Tuesday.
Ted Jones was visitor IN MOUNDS
VILE Tuesday.
Harold Moore. manager or the Fora
garage visited his home In Morgantown.
Russell Stone. clerk at tho Mcclure
hotel In Wheeling. spent the weekend At
his home.
Frank Miller Of Dunn has returned
from n business trip In Baltimore.
Miss Rhca Griffin has returned from
Wheeling, where she has been the guest
Of her father and brother.
Mrs. Straight has returned after
shedding the Weekend with her husband
At I.umberport.
Miss Laura Weekly Of Clarksburg is
the guest Of Mss Irene Rudy AZ
Dunn'S.
Lawrence Huey If W. V. L. spent the
weekend with his parents.
Mrs. Batson has returned fronss=Et@'
ginIa. where she attended the Wedding
q her nephew.
Miss Isabelle Tabicr has returneu
from Pittsburgh. where sh" has been
visiting for the past few days.
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that the white men were ConSptring -
take It's land. In the presence Of mum
bcrs and guns tn" Wongu,oS Were
friendly and protesting. But mon wh"
iourncyed into their country alone
never returned
The chief was The largest. native
Bates had ever sen and quite iae most
efficient. II" rrinncd pleasantly AZ The
white man AID issued orders rapidly.
Bates Was led outstd" the village AMI
Into 4 small clearing in the center o.
which was a heap ot ,oSc earth. When
he was thrust upon this heap he saw
X WIS an ant hill. Then il was IN"
weakened man felt fear. For him they
had reserved The supreme torture.
A circle OF solemn faces and flashing
eyes. witch doctor dressed in furs
and plumes and painted like totem
pole: Bates heard the Sing-song chant
and :-It tn. bite OF insects on his legs
He was too week - rise. With his
fists h. pounded The aEth!N and his
hand rell on the Roman candle. Seek
INK TO plug lhe exit OF this l!ving heap
ne thrust Il into ihe hole. The witch
doctor. swinging L torch. dancing near
or Warriors with spears We're ready 70
:hrus, him back II ne should rise.
4 would ~ better 20 die on one Of
those spears. Bates ihougt. than 20
Wal: for death where ne was. lie gath
cred has strength for tn" "iIor'. TIL"
FAC, ~ the which doctor. grr:esQUe and
htdrovv. stared into his. Bates jumped
To- his feet grabbed the torch from
h. fca,ehcrsG ,rrmsutor AMI I".l back.
tn" fuse Of the Roman candle roa" from
IN" ant heap ard Rates applied IN"
flame. he vas no. To- be cheated oil
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Captain Edward Bates. clad IN paia-
mas. walked N.ua" - the m"aaciuS
shades O: az African moonlight ana
held clutched In his hand. as Il It were
n spear or a sword. Roman candle.
\ coo, breeze famed his face aNd
slowly there came realization @.
where ne vas and what he Was doing.
Re would have 20 wait for daylight: g
find his way back. He mus; take care
Of himself Il was dangerous Cor man
with u high !cver % exercise q" mucH,
thea. again. this was Mongolia land.
The young American. head nf 4 sciea-
tltic expedition. 81. down and waited.
II would no. ID 10 think too much Of
MS plight. of the DANCE from NATIVES.
lie would Try 70 piece together the story
~ the evening Bates had been III SO-
a week That afternoon he had heard
tho doctor say Il VAS abou: ;ime FOR IN"
turning point The doctor did not
knoS ne had heard. Then there had
come the box. the box from Alice and
an opsaed Z.
This will reach YOU" a note had
said. on Or near the Fourth OF Ju'y. 7
am seHd!Dg YOU = few fireworks AMI
VIII picture you eiebratiaG. way OF n
are 20 Do back by Christmas. Th:i3E
~ ne when YOU send a Skyruckc; over
the heads O. YOUR savage WoaSolos."
Bates I'D smiled a. the note. The
doctor had signed WITH satisfaction amt
g. was agr--t -" n-.~.S had passed
I~-ha-< s. VAS ~. .N":..Tt@t OF hear
.ag from N.;r". N" dreams the I've
works r-rynlci--hs remembered moth
l-G "-Se Gat:l - found himself walk.v- ::
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a place that children Will he more like
" 20 stay In and sure To- remember more
tendevly when they grow up.
One can toast marshmallcwS al n
open fire. one can simmer sweet eide"
IL is friendly heat. on" can roast chest
nuts IN It's ashes one can sit before 4
FOR An evening with a book, one can
get a group Of young people around It
telling stories OF singing IN 4 way thn;
they would no, d. +: there were no
such focus fcc the gathering.
II I wood fir" IS a luxury" said
Chr.lcs Dudley Warner. 1t ~ cheaper
than many In which wc .udulG" with
,vt Thought al.i cheaper than III" Wis
rs 81 tn" doctor mad" necessary by
lh. want OF ventilation N tn" house"
OF course when n" wrote TIA; neither
ffreplarcs nor wood costs as much AS
ta"y Do today. Hu' then neither d!d
dpr'urs'
romorrow-we Love TO BE Rsmem-
bar>Tl. =.
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[Na Dietand Health
s'.S.."- ByLulu Hunt Peters MD ..
s17tAA"' .aor q Diet and Rea, .eat key to the Galleries.
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

Send Tor ON" pamphlet on gaming u
you haven't = aud max" out your own
menus. remembering that you ar"
growing and YOU should include In your
diet -, least one qGArt a day Of mix
.rcSh green vegetables and Who'll"
" Neat bread As you are I'M" perhaps
yuu can ;aKr more than quart OF milk
4 day yru:iianly. You need not have
/, all in the form az drinks.
You need a, l"as; ten hours steep
and you snouId take Il rest period IN
the day time warm bath every day.
with "a cold shower If there is Il good
reaction, Is good for anyone, believe.
* = W-Jeiln In ITSELF has very
LitI" food value. Il = an incomplete
protein The calurir vain" would de-
pend upon the amount -: sugar and
other things you pa; In IT. Three
cubes of sugar is 100 ralorics.
Mrs . r. Your larGr hrsts and the
roll ui II; under them VIII disappear
as You reduce. Usually the Fat on
tn" iattcs, spot goes first. tn" floor
excrciS" Will h. good for ;he abdominal
wall a.: and the muscles.
Mrs. + Ga baby from Is 10 Is
months can have beside its quart or
milk, cereal. bread (h"st - hours ODD.
butter. orange juice. apple sauce. prune
pulp. pear pulp. esq. beef Juice or
scrapcd hcrf or other lean meats. po-
taiu. rice. macar.ri. simple desserts
like yuukct. jc.i" and custa-ds.
Mrs. g T. Y"u say YOU had for
three DAYS uniy hire" glasses ~ milk
and did uu, los" wr.gH.j "n t. Are YOU
sure t1ut IS all !"U had !. 5" your
scales were wrong. Mrs. +. Thre"
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toms you spoke OF you had better see
Your personal physician.
A. Is. C.--YOur weak heart should he
improved now that you have lost the
twcuty-thrce pounds In excess weight.
Are you masticating your food thoro-
ughlyo Perhaps your gas may come
from rapid eating. Oftcntimes gas If
simply swallowed air.
espondcnt.-pnn't l." deSpondcnt.
You can gain. Others have done K.
Have physical examination 10 SEQ
that there Is no organic basis for your
:hluness and send Tor our instructions
and follow them faI;ht fully. Pretty soon
I shall expect Il letter asking me FOR
Instructions on losing.
Toruorruw-Thc History Of Ne 10y Xe.
Chapter XNANI
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NJ dear Followers:
When sending FOR material which w
offer you. please remember I" enclose
stamped envelope hearing your :uu
name and address. The pamphlet 81
reducing and gaining IL the only ON"
gor which you must enclose four cent
in stamps extra Address your ic;t""S
to ne in care Of his paper. Make them
as brief as possible. not over IS" WORDS,
AID type or write them lcgibly with I'M.
Please sign your name a evidence ni
good faith--wc will not use Il In an
way Remember 1t IS impossible for M
% diagnose for YOU or I" answer Vow
personally. I appreciate very much n
beautiful letters YOU send me- and IT,
gret Il IS impossible to give YOU ,Ud!vii
ual Advice The questions you ask VIII
be answered IN the column az soon
as possible. II they are Of general In
:CrcSt.
Tourteen-y car-old Girl. -- cannot
write you an individual diet i'S; dear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-07
A Stenographer's Romance
HOME AGAIN
By JANE PHELPS

Of a certain grief you could not help
feeling ! am sure you are happier than
when you thought you were to be Mr..
Fallon's wife. Isn't II so?''
"Perhaps--' Nellie conceded. Il don't
fret and worry any more. II that's a
sign"
II think 1t ls-and good one. Mr..
Right will come along some day. Then
there will be no worries. no frets.'
Tomorrow-Back in the Old Ways.
protected by George Matthew Adams)
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spell out the names OF the little
objects. Then add and subtract as
indicated by the signs. and the re.
sulting letters will be the name OF
a little amphibian.
Answer to Yesterdays.
The gypsy queen earned S2,25 the'
first week Then on the second week .
she earned 10 cents and only %
cents the third week, making 1926
in ALL
The Democrat-herald., 1922-03-24

and combinations to throttle
competition and extort sxtorbit-
ant prices under the Roosevelt
administration than all the bal.
ance Of our history as nation.
Republican prosperity was
that which gave US the Rooss-
velt holiday that lasted several
weeks. Nobody could pay a debt,
nobody could collect one. nobody
could draw his own money from
the bank where he had it on de-
posit. You couldn't sell. you
couldn't buy. Isn't that a beau
tiful picture for republican pros
perity boosters to turn to when
they want to critcise democrats?
Republican prosperity placed
two thousand spectators and
exploiters on the throne of Queen
Lii from which she xovernd her
forty-seven thousand native Ha-
waiians. and a republican presi-
dent proclaimed that they should
con tinue permanently as annex
ed territory without having sny
authority in the Legislation of
the United States.
This ought to bring a blush of
shame instead of note of praise.
Republican prosperity pledged
protection to the person and
property of every American cit
iaen. wherever situated and as
this pledge was given in the see
ton OF the platform dealing with
the Mexican situation, it could
mean only that our boys should
march into Mexico to make that
ten cent investment worth enc
hundred cents on the dollar.
Our text for the next lesson
will be Wilson Got Us into
War;" and president Harding
the World with no
entangling Alliances"
Dad.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-03-24
The Lyric
From First Page

Thursday, Mar. 80.
Charles Chaplin comedy
"Rademptlon" the feature.
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw and her
son Russell Thsv in "Redemp-
tiop" Thursday, March 80.
The stDty is based on the
former life Of Evelyn Nesbit,
yet is distinctly away from it,
and II is worked out 90 beauti'
fully that one would scarcely
realize it is her life. Her little
sou is . precocious youth who
has an especial appeal to woner,
and Jack Clifford. her hust and
dues . modern dance with Eve
Iyn Nssbit With si excellent e1 4 effect f
Surely everyone rem.m N m! bers r
how Harry K. Thsw killed Stan:
ford P. White because of hi
wife, Evelyn Nesbit: Prices
10 and 81:
The Democrat-herald., 1922-03-24
We Don't Want Agt.
From First Page

pep, and won't use the best
methods OF these around him
an agent, whether he knew any
thing or not, wouldn't do him
any good anyway.
l heard one farmer in Perry
county. Mo-, say the county
agent is a nice fellow to talk
with, but q farmer who had an
actual experience and had tried
out the best methods would be
hard to change. and that the
| few who follow the agents ad-
vice don't raise any better crops
than the others.
As a rule farmers are shy
I about taking orders from or
taking the advice OF q man who
lis a farmer by word Of mouth,
but they've got him and have to
pay without receiving any bene-
lat.
There was a man at the Pal
ace hotel this aho sale he was
general agent for the Moline Co.
land when be was in a county
where they hav a county agent
he always arranged with him to
recommend Moline tools, and
generally gave them 20 per cent.
! Yours truly,
| Jake Lasley.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-03-24
Colorado
From the Earth

Colorado leads all states in the
Union in sugar production, the
1921 crop totaling s72, 900, 600
pounds. Some 500 farms and
fifteen beet sugar facto ries COM
bined to make this record,
The wet pulp produced in 1921
will finish for market between
65, 900 and 10000 head Of steers.
The average acre of beats in
Colorado will produce nearly 3,
900 pounds of granulated sugar
and an additional 300 pounds of
fine beef.
Baca county, in the southeast
part OF Colorado. reports a large
increase in farm area in 1921.
The acreage in 1920 was 1O9,26S
acres. In 1921 the area had
grown to 1877. 269 acres. Though
the county has no railroad it is
developing rapidly.
A live Colorado town is Two
Buttes, Baca county, off the rail-
road. One of it's industries is a |
modern flour mill of 40-barrel
capacity. A community club
has heen organized. with Earl
NJ. Terry as secretary. Two
Buttes is the center of a rich
farming section. The Santa Fe |
railway Is 40 miles away, at La !
mar and Holly.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-03-24
Dad Replies to
From First Page

gress. When he knows what
republican prosp-rity is. may be
he won't want that either.
He's had republican prosperi.
ty year now.
Republican prosperity is the
kind that Wall Street enjoyed
during the Civil war. when it
was permit ted to manipulate
the finances of the nation, re-
ducing it almost to bankruptcy.
Republican prosperity is the
kind the people enjoyed in 1873,
described by John Clarke Rid.
path. the famous republican
histo rian, as one of the most
disastrous panics known to
history.
Republican prosperity under
the Harrison administration
turned the Cveifiowing treasury
of multiplied millions. inherited
from a democratic administra.
ton. into a bond issue to pay
running eXpenses-to transmit
to his successor.
Republican prosperity was the
kird that permitted the captains
of industry write prosperity
into the Mckinley bill (of course
for the benefit OF Iahor) and i'm
mediately reduced wages, which
brought on the Homestead riot.
The demand of the laborers for
their share of the prosperity
promised by the republican par
ty was denied by these philan-
thropIsts, and the republican
party. backed their denial with
the bayonet, and the deiuded
worker was compelled to lose
his job or return TO. work at the
reduced wage,
Republican prosperity taxes
the poor mans suit and the rich
mans suit according to its
weight, instead of according IL
lit: value,
II Republican prosperity oppos
ID tax on incomes, forc!ni
those most able to pay, to con
tribute their share to tho SUP
port of government. but 1t was
forced into the constitution BY
wicked democrats,
| Republican prosperity want
the old convention system re
stored, which means a return T.
boss rule, senatorial seats pui
chased and a corrupt senate.
Republican prosperity won!
exempt the profiteers from th
payment Of an escess.protlts taH
= tax that none except thos
: making an excess prout wou'
have to nay,
Republican prosperity II di
rected by the president himsel
would be promoted by sale
tax, levied on all articles OF com
merce. which of course woul
finally be paid by the consumer
Republican prosperity promo'
ed and encouraged more trust
The Democrat-herald., 1922-03-24
Locals

Papa" Stroud now. 1t hap.
pened Sunday-a big girl, Mo-
ther and babe are getting along
fine.
F. J. Graves and Ernest Kerr
Of STRAIT ford. Tex, were il
Springfield over Monday night
on business mat ters. Mr.. Graves
is the owner of the Stratford
Star, and says Stratfera has
about 600 people, but doesn't
think they do the business that
is tranacted at Springfield.
Bob Golden dropped in (or
down from Denver Saturday,
returning Monday. He is DEM.
onstrating spot light fol cars
for Denver firm. AS salenan
and demonstration, Bob can't be
beat.
John Moore shot big eagle on
the river Tuesday, which he
. brought to town and turned
loose IN the big Bradford garage
where he reigns supreme on the
high rafter@ He has ar. injur-
ed wing. The bird Measures 81
inches FROM tip to tip-almost
eight feet -Elkhsrt News. We
presume this is our John Moore
Of Lamport,
Jake Lasley returned. last
weeL from his visit to the
iOznrks. He tays tho difference
between this coU,try and that is.
there times arc hard and no
hope CO the future, while here
they are hard but with a
bright future ahead.
N. 6. Jones' Of Two Buttes
|, was looking over the town of
ISnrme fisld on the 18th.
J Lucius McAdam was over
from Paradise Friday, Mac
thin Ks that a good place to com
rence to lower taNss is at 1he
court nouse-tso many hslpers
and too much salaries. H, says
wheat out his way is coming
out ip good shape.
Sam Nevil of Walnut was il
town on the 18th.
Mrs. ]. G. Gregg is again back
. in the store, and in for ms US Mr.
4 Gregg is getting along SerS
well rheu natisn now heinG I
big part OF hi trouble, He re
" turned from Denver to LANAI
last week,
= The young daughter Of Frank
] Craig Of Hopewell died Tuesday
. night and remains taken back tc
Kansas for burial by the side of
8 her twin sister.