davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-04
10 ZABITfCH
PRI SRAzKE
Vyletny vlak rozbity ma triesky,
Vyse 80 ranenych.

Cincinnati, O,2. -Vcera
.udalo sd tn hroznf nest 'astie. w.
letny vlak G. J.. q N. zeleznice
vrazil do druheho vlaku celon
svojou silou, naSIedok coho boil 4
pine rozbitie vlakov, 10 zabitych
vyse so ranenIch l'udi. Medzi
zabitymi a ranenymi je najviae
cernochov, ktorl sa nachodiii vc
vlaku, idnci Ma vylet
svojej cirkve. Pricinou melody i
dajne bol riadiG vyletneho vlaku
ktory necakal LA prichodiaci
vlak, ako NAL nalozene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-04
ORGANIzACIA K. Q.
SA SII.NO vZlGAHA

2 prilezitosti zahajenia konven-l
Gle katolickej organizacie Knights
of Columbus Y Atlantic City, n. i.
hlavny tajomnik organixacie WI
hlasil, De "a minuly rok do orga-
|nizacie vstlpilo d'alsich 1904 de
nov. Majetok obnasa teraE SIS
|OOO, 900. Papez Pins XXI. xaslsI kon
vencii pripis, ktorym pozdravuis.
|organizAciu . tiez vyznacil hlays
En6ho predsedu K. Of g. odxnak akon,,
'vyrezantm pkpexsk6 k6ho olt6 3
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-04
Pre- $l9.56 UTRATILA
100000 MAJETOK
zaluje teraz telegrafiGnu spoloc.
most o nahradu, ze nedorucila jej
dailovy poplatok uradom.

AaluJe teraz telegratlcnu Spoloc-
most 0 nahradu, ze nedorucila jej
danovy poplatok uradom.
Podivne nest 'astie prihodilo sa
istej Grace f. Post Kearns els.
1904 Logan Ave. Vlastnila 66 a.
krov olejovych zemi v Hamilton
mestecku, Mexican County, Pa,
ktore cenene boly ma 100000. Ma
la platit dane od tohto majetku
" obnose 1886. S platenim od-
kladala az pc predposledneho dina
-termlnu, do 13. jtina, kedy o II.
hodine predpoludnfm zasla 81 tn
do kancelarie Western Union Te-
legraph Co, slozila obnos a pozia
dala, ably no poslali telegraficky
okresnemu danovemu nradu do
Hamilton, Paw kancelarii jej "a.
sielku prijali a ratali je.i "a dopo-
slanie zasielky $1.61. Peniazc ma
dan vsak nedosly. Telegraficka
spolocnost' v tom mesteeku totiz
nema kancelarie, preto peniaze ne
mohla ia dorneit'. Ale kancelaria
Mrs. Kearns Q tom neupovedomila,
4 "
take dan nemohla inaksim sposo-
bonn zaplatit', az jej danovy drad
cely majetok ma licitacii predal ma
zaokrytie dane. Majetok tento je
pre- nu teraz uz celkom ztratenyy 4
pretq podala proti telegraficne
spoldcAoati rzzalbbi etnahradu J ,sb
nose 500, 900 q ma vratenie jej ps-
hazi, ktors Y telegraficnej kance-
larii slozila. .l
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-04
10 PtTNIKOV
zAHYNULO
Srazka dvoch vlakov vo Francii
vyziadala 81 vel'ke obete.

Parlz, 2. aug. Styridsat l'u.
dl bolo zabite so ranene srazke
;dvoch vlalov, ktore viezly pntni.
kov do Lurdu. Srazka sa udala pr
Villecomtal. Pltnici pochodili !
Francie.
O Lurde je znamo, ze je chyr.
nym posvatnym pntnickym mie.
lstom, kde statisice l'udi kazdoroc.
ne putuje.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-04
TAzKo RANEN1 Y PRAc1.

Jan Hank {. 314 E. Front
St., zamestnanec Wilkoff Bros.
CO., bol odvezeny po tieto dni do
nemocnice sv. Alzbety po tiazkom
poraneni; ktore utrpel pocas prace
u tejto spolocnosti. Pravy clenok
ma zlomeny telo hrozne dotlce-
ne. In6G lie ma ceste uzdravenia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-04
ZOMRELA Cd POzITIA
OTRAVY.

Mrs. Charlotte Malona, 49,
rocna, Z {. 412 Holmes ST., pozila
" piatok G polnoci jed v sobotu
mad ramon zomrela v snemocnici
Korohcr Hayes zahajil vysetro-
vanie. 7
V poslednom case viacere zeny
v meste polly jed ciel'om samo-
vrazedlnym. Tie ale podarilo sa
zachranit' zivotu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-04
DISNEY G. SHALE IA
OKRESNEHO POKLADNfKA

Pan Disney G. Shale, terajsi po-
mocny pokladnik MahQning okre.
su, uchadza sa republikansku
nominaciu ma drad pokladnika.
Sue V tejto praci oboznameny, bu-
de neho vyborny pokladnik. V
primarkach ziada SLOW. volicov ma
neho hlasovat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-04
0 DIVA KATOLlCKE
KOSTOLY WAC.
Jeden bude na Mahoning . druht
ma South Ave.

q v kratkom case zapocata bude
stavba dvoch novych katolickych
kostolov meste Youngstowne. "A
sice jeden pre- osadu sv. Stanisla-
va ma South Ave. nakladom vyse
500, 900 a druhy ma Mahoning
Ave-, ktory zacne stavat novou-
tvorena osada v tom diStrikte.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-04
KAPITALISTI NECHC0 SKONCIl
BANlCKY A zELEzNICNf STIBJE
Robotnci prial podmienky prezidenta apitalisu iii
odmietl- Pre1dent je nahneyant

zpravy, ktord minlleho tyyzd1a
dochodily Washingtonu 0 biz
kom skonceni zelezniciarskeho a
majnerskeho strajku, rozplynuiy
sa ako hmla ME nasledkom od-
mietavsho stanoviska kapitalistov
k vyjednavaniu ma zaklade pod
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-04
6ERNoSI vYDAvAJU
1877 CAsOPIsov

Desat milionoy nigrov v Spoje-
nych Statoch yydaya l13 casopi-
soy . "A magazinov, pri ktorych
zamestnane je 1900 robotnikoy, !
toho 81 belochoy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-04
ZABITY Boil KUsoM oCELE,

Ernest Rapp, zamestnanec u
VIM. Pollock Co., zabity Dol po
tieto dni kusom ocele, ktery sa
nachodil jarabe, nachodiacom sa
v pohybe. Rapp opraval necin-
ne pece tejto spolocnosti v case
melody. Pochodil 20 Sharpsville.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-04
zABITY RUSNOM
ma KRIzOVATKE

F.. O. ,Hillard {. $50 w. Fede-
raj St, gzabity Dol minuleho piat,
ku po poludni rusnom ma West
lake krizovatke. Jeho telo bolo
skoro rozpoltene v drieku. Nebohy
Dol 35-roeny, pracoyal il Distilled
Water Co. a pochodil 2 Butler, P;l.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-04
MAYOR ROZKAZAL
STAVAT KANALE

i 0tl fs y. ! &. d r
Mayor Reese zaslal pc tieto dni
upovedomenie Frank George Co. a
bondsmanom tejto spolocnosti, ze
jestli spolocnost' nezacne hned
|pracu ma staybe kanalovych st6k
Nv Mill Creek distrikte, re mesto
zaene stavbu samo. a cenu toho
bud1 platit' bondsmani. Tato spo-
locnost' ma kontrakt ma staybs,
st6k pri Mill Creek, no pracou sa
|vlecie uz Wac rokov, nasledkonl
coho vsetka spina 2 kuchyn "a
fchodoy ma tom okolf ide do jazier
" parku, kde sa l'udia klpaj1, 30
ohrozuje ich zdravie a zivoty.
Osud napravuje ma mas mno-
he chyby, ktore rozum by nevedel
|napravit'.
Slabost' je jedina chyba, kto-
ri nemozno napravit', ale iba
|prekonat'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-04

V Youngstowne narodilo sa
"a poslednych sest' mesiacoy 351
deti, zomrelo 212 l'udi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-04

oBErE ''NEoDyIsLEJ' !, } J :'l !
POLITIKY.

zieb mesta Your - E9ll
stem boil traja d6bri SlovAci, :
svedcenf pracovnici vo verejnon
zivote nasom. Dvaja policajti /
jedsn vypomocny superintendent
ulfc. Mena ich Una kazdy Slovak
Mono ntratili mestske prace a.
ini Slovaci, zamestnanf ulienon
vodovom departments, kto
rych nezname.
Prepusteni Slovaci stall sa o
bet ami tel medzi nami obl'dbe
nej "neodvislej politiky.' Ne
odvisla politika ma ma syedom
ich prepustenie 2 prace!
Wac razy tychto novinach
vyzyvali SINE nasich drobnych po.
litikarov, no menovite apelovali
SINE ma zdravosmysl 'ajicich obca-
nov mesta Elovenskeho pavodu,
aby sa sorganizovali "a udreli pc
cat, dali mater svojim klubom ME-
ktorei hlavnych politicklch
stran. Nasa rada nikomu sa me-
pacila zostalo pri neodvislosti.
Nasledky vidime.
"Neodvislost = je krasna
cnost' obcania 81 ju. mozu podr-
Eat j vtedy, ked bud1 organize
vani V republikanskych alebo i
nych kluboch. Ale namysl'a at 81,
ze nasou iradnou neodvislost 'ou
mozeme vysledky volieb v meste
prevratit' ma ruby, ze kandidati
bud1 sa pred nami triast', je bla-
hove. Nasich 1000 hlasov, nasu
politicki silu, ktorn by SINE mali
reprezentovat', neuznava nam nj
tkto, ami ju nemozeme pouzit sii-
stredene. Tote trlnajsi politikari
vedia preto sa mas neboja, pre-
to nasich l'udi bez obavy prcpn-
St'ajd mestskych prac.
REGIsTRUyTE sA!
Dna Z. augusta su registracie
v0licov. Kto je ME registrovany
chce hlasovat' v primarkach i
novembrovych vol bach, musi
byt' registrovany tefaz: Kazdy
obSan a obcanka ma sa zncastnit
hlasovania primarnych vol bach.
Vtedy 81 vyberiete kandidatov,
ktorf budu voleni v novembri. Ak
81 .volicia yybert zlych kandida-
TOW teraz, budu mat zlych trad
nfkov v budncnosti. Kto sa spo-
lieha len ma novembrove vol by,
ten sa myli. Lebo V novembri sa
len ma tych hlasuJe, ktori uz te-
raz boil vybrati "a kandidatov.
Preto sd primarily tax vaznym
axiom volicstva, ako ol'by same.
Registruj1 sa ii, ktori sa od
minulych volieb prest 'ahovali do
inych prisinktov, potion ii, ktori
sem prisli inych miest a tiez tt,
ktorym bolo udelene obeianstvo
tohotO roku.
BALoTY.
Ma >intom mieste tohoto caso-
pisu prinasame 1plny soznam re-
publikanskych kandidatov ma
rome frady Cd guvernera nadol.
Je to volebna listina (balot), na
akej obcania budn znaeit' krizi-
kami mena tych, ktorych chcd
zyolit'.
Tento ballot prinasame, k voli
nasim ct. citatel 'om, obcanom a
obcankam, ably SINE i'm vypomohli
pri hlasovani. Ballot je prazdny.
Obcan, pot 'azne obcanka, mech 81
vyberie tn mena kandidatov, ma
ktorych chce hlasovat a mech 81
ich poznaci krizikom. Tento ba-
lot takto poznaceny mech 81 po-
tom vezme sebou do volebnej bn-
dy a dl'a neho hlasuje ma trad
nom balote. Tymto 81 usporf moe
easu svbju obciansku povinnost'
vykona syedomitejsie, lebo uz vo-
pred ST prestudoval mena kandi-
datov a poznacil 81 tie, ktorych
uznal "a najhodnejsfch.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-12-14
SANE HERE

James Amber was here from Buck
ingham last week Thursday trying to
interest the people OF this vicinity
In improving the roads without couE-
ty help. He stated that the county
road fund was exhausted and that
no more money was now available
from that source and therefore II
our roads were to be put in passable
condition the work necessarily would
have to be done through public spirit
cd cooperation. Mr. Amber said the
farmers Of the Buckingham neighbor-
hood had tried this plan and found
II very satisfactory Each farmer
had dragged the road passing his
place. some OF them doing much more
than this In order TO connect up with
the neighbor's work. and in every
way put the roads in very good shape.
without going into any argument
a. to the justice OF eastern Weld be-
ing compelled to adopt such method
In order to make the roads even pass
able, It seems to be the only way out
Of the present difficulty. It's just a
case OF help yourself or go without
Pawnee Press.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-12-14
FEATURE SERVICE FOR
THE HOLIDAYS

In this issue OF The Enterprise
and continuing until the last week in
December, you will find an unusally
attractive collection OF Holiday Fea-
lures which we have secured regard
less OF expense. Things OF interest
and beauty will be printed in every
issue between now and New Years,
and the reading matter contained in
the articles will be appropriate for
keeping up the Christmas spirit.
In these special features. stories,
poems. important articles and pict-
ures, you will find much copyrighted
material signed by many well-known
and not few famous names Be
sure and read the Christmas feature
this week.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-12-14
LITTLE GORDON

Billie Brownie had always cOnsid-
cred himself very fortunate little
Brownie. You see Mother Nature had
given him permission to call upon her
different children. and she had also
given him the power to understand
he language her different children
poke
They, too, were given the power to
understand Billie Brownie.
So. wherever Billie went to call
upon the flowers and the butterflies
and the birds he knew how to under
stand them and they knew how to
understand him. Then he could 60
back to Fairyland later On and. tell
II the wonderful ways Of flowers ano
butterflies and birds, or how they
cared for themselves and each other
pi their travels. Of what they ate. and
Of how they planned their little lives
Whenever Billie went to the 200 he
could understand the lions and the
when they told him OF the wild, free
lives they had led before they had
been brought To the ZOO.
But Billie Brownie had new Idea
Mother Nature" he said. you have
lei me call on so many wonderful chill
dren Of yours that do not like to ask
for another favor. and yet-and yet
am only human. suppose"
"What Is II YOU would like to ask Of
mel" Mother nature replied AZ she
drew her early summer cape about
her shoulders. II was a lovely cape
made of early summer flowers, and
as she drew II about her IL delicate
fragrance filled the air Of roses and
Of peonies, Of tall Iris flowers and VI
late crop of tulips, Of ferns and Of
lilies Of the valley.
II wonder said Billie Brownie. III
! could be given the power to under
stand the talk OF little baby l
should so like To know what q
baby means when he gurgles and chat
ers and cries and croons, They would
all like to have such Il story told to
them In Fairylanh. and then perhaps
the Breeze Brothers would carry the
stor, 70 others-lt is not only for my.
self that ask this favor
"Granted," said Mother Nature.
Yes, Billie Brownie, your favor Is
granted, but 1t Is rare treat and
should | grant II often others might
feel badly that nd not give every.
one this permissIon-so just choose
one little baby to talk to, and then
you can tell his story to your Fairy
land friends and to all your other
friends"
oh, thank you, dear Mother Ma
lure" said Billie Brownie, and he
waved his brown cap In the air.
So Billie Brownie went to call on
little baby, and the little baby whom
he wanted to see particularly smiled
at Billie Brownie when he saw Billie
understood him.
MY name Is little Gordon" said
the baby, after Billie Brownie had
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-12-14

think II Is SO genera 10 llske Il bi
nose-of course II isn't qHi!e rs gener
Gus as though ] had big heart. bu
then II will do, yes. II will do,
"I've only been IN the world for
few days. Billie Brownie. but II looks
all right to me- Everybody admire
me. Everyone loves me That's .
good beginning. isn't II!
"And I'm perfectly satisfied With my
parents. II wonld be horrible for a
baby II after choosing parents one
would wish to change them
II don't know II parents can be ex'
changed at shops. know there are
shops where they exchange baby jack.
cts. heard my mother say so. But
I'm not 50 sure about exchanging
parents. Well. l don't have to worry
about that. I'm so we'll pleased. In
fact, little Gordon hasn't single COM
plaint to maker
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-12-14
NOTICE

NOTICE
State Of Colorado.
In The District cssrt
Ne sss2
IN THE MATTER OF THE AP-
pLICAyIoE OF BERTHA L. }
NICKLAs FOR THE DETER
MINATIoN OF INTEREST IN J NOTICE
THE LANDS AND TENEMENTs
OF WALTER D. cRANDALL,
DISEASED.
TO E. W. CRANDALI4, Z. r. CRANDALL
AND W. H. CRANDALL AND ALL 9TH
Err PERSONS WHOM THIS MAY con-
Germ:
You are hereby notified tina. Bertha l..
Nicklas petitioner for the determination Of
| interests in the lands and tenements Of Walter
| D. CradalI. deceased. and particularly in and
tn the Southeast Quarter tSEl,I Of Section
Twenty t2O) Township Eight 49, North Of
Range Fifty-six 1861 West Of the 9Th P. NJ,
\ has filed her verified petition in the District
Court Of Weld County, Colorado; asking for
l u Juulciai VI oo~Shs Va Wv
property Of said Walter d. Crandall.
NOW, THEREFORE,: Notice Is hereby CIV
| en-: that a hearing concerning the matters
and thing. alleged in said petition will be
| heard In the District Court OF Weld County,
| Colorado; in the City Of Greeley; in said
county and state, Mt ten o'clock a. m; on
/ the END day of January 1923; and all RAJ
ties interested in or claiming any interest
therein, may appear and be heard at that
| time and falling so to do, must abide the
decree Of said Court.
| Dated at Greeley, Colorado; this 9Th day
| Of December: A. D.: 1922.
District Court SesD W, K. ADAMS.
Clerk Of the District Cont,
Weld County. Colorado.
BY c. c. Ankeney. Deputy.
First publication December IA. 1922.
| Las, publication January IL 1923.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-12-14
COAL OIL CHEAPER THAN COAL

Come into the old lumber yard
ONCE and let me demonstrate that
a Coal Oil burner installed in your
Range will do your cooking for less
than the cost OF coal. l have the
Parker Manufacturing Company's
burner. It is economical, 1t is clean
and II is convenient. Let me show
you.
VIM. Arlington,
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-12-14
COAL ON HAND

The Hill coal mine has plenty of
coal on hand now, so YOU can load
without waiting. Just drive up and
load and start home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-12
OMAN,S INTERESTS AND SUGGESTIONS FOR
KEYF0RT FIVE HUNDRED
CLUB OPENS ITS SEASON

KEYPORT, Oct. 1.-THE first
meeting Of the Tuesday Afternoon
rive Hundred Club for the season.
neld at the home of Mrs. Elmer Z.
Morris OF First street, was largely
attended. every member being pres
ent. At the conclusion of the game
the prize. winners were Mrs. o. c.
B~ogardus, Mrs. Harvey S. Bedle and
Mrs. James T. Walling. Elaborate
Iefreshments were served followed
by a social time.
Those present were Mrs. George
". Stldfole, Mrs. F. F. Armstrong,
Mrs. J. c. Anderson. Mrs. Laura
campbell, Mrs. Harvey S. BedIe,
Mrs. James T. Walling, Mrs. Z. b.
Mailing, Mrs. r. o. Walling, Mrs.
Milham T. Van Mater, Mrs. o. G.
Bogardus. Mrs. Elmer E. Morris.
Mrs. Norman B. Lockwood. Mrs,
Harvey Bronner, Mrs. Asbury w,
campbell, Mrs. William T. Van
Mater and Mrs. Charles X. Craw-
ford.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-12
MISS MARIE RIzSAK BRIDE
OF PAUL M. RuELL

ROOSEVELT, Oct. 12:-Miss
Marie Rizsak, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nicholas Rizsak, of 500 Roose-
welt avenue, was married to Paul NJ.
Buell., of All Morris avenue Eliza
beth, yesterday afternoon at 3
o'clock in the Evangelist Lutheran
church, Elizabeth. the ceremony
having been performed by Rev. H.
r. Rudisill.
Miss Ellen E. Bodnar acted as
bridesmaid and Hugo Buell., brother
OF the bridegroom, as the best man.
A group of friends and immediate
relatives were present at the we'd
ding.
A reception was held afterward
at the home OF the bride in Carteret,
then the couple left for Philadel-
phia, thence to Atlantic City, where
they will spend their honeymoon for
about a week.
Upon their return Mr.. and Mrs.
Buell. will make their home on
Grove street, Elizabeth, where Mr..
Buell. owns a florist shop.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-12
COLUMBUS EVE DANCE
SUCCESS AT SO. AMDOI

SOUTH AMBoY, Oct 1.-THE
Italo-American Citizens Society Of
thi scity, in a very brilliant manner
welcomed in Columbus Day by hold
ing a monster dance in the High
School auditorium. Several musical
selections, rendered by excellent
artists made up part of the lengthy
program of musical arrangement
Master Joseph De Marco, well
known violin virtuoso rendered sew
eral selections during the dance m
termissions. and made a decided hit
with the multitude in attendance.
On more than one occasion, Master
De Marco was called upon to repeat
numbers. C. Livingston Pack. .
concert pianist, accompanied the
youth during his selections
The spacious hall was draped In
the colors of the country. blended
in to harmonize was also the coli
ors of the Italian flag. Old Glory
was placed c-onspicuously about the
walls, while the entire ceiling waz
converted into a massive dome OF
varying colors.
A number of the city officials
were present at the festivity as was
county candidates for Office this
year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-12
CINDERELLA SALLY
= BIZ ZOB BECKLEY .

nets mother, and morning, after
noon, Sundays and sometimes holi-
days she studied with a faithfulness
that overjoyed her tutors and music,
dancing and physical training teach
ers. Evenings she continued at the
theatre, her parts gradually growing
In Importance as her capacity grew.
Several nights q week Candy took
her to unprecedented meals, be-
tween day work and night work,
and generally with Lucy Bennett or
her sprightly mother along. Candy
was amazingly kind and courteous,
out n evening he remarked a little
acidly:
How is it that I am usually
favored with a ~chaperone, but that
when young Stanley asks you out
You go alone and without fear?"
He is the nearest, dearest human
being" answered Sally with her dis
arming simplicity, "in all this world
to me-"
Candy, for the first time, frowned.
And all that I'm-making posi-
BILE for you-is 1t nothing? Haven't
you ever thought"
Sally rose from the table excitedly
and drew OF her wrap with
fingers.
II had thought" she tried to
speak steadily, you really meant
what Golden said-that 1 was an
asset to you. and you were giving
me a chance that would mean a lot
FIRST time that I-have no right to
90 on. And I-shan't."
(To be continued)
Copyright, 1922. NEA Service)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-12
ARMOR IS BACK!
By Margaret o

NEW YORK-In metal suit the
ancient knight was on his mettle
too. He'd clank and swank around
a bit and rescue one or two fair
damsels who were In distress, as
good knights ought to do. He did
MT have to press his suit. but often
he would woo.
Today the tables are all turned
The maid now wears the metal and
she is on her mettle too and also in
fine fettle but 'twixt the metal suits
of knights and metal gowns today
there Is much difference in pounds
and also looks. I'll say.
You really never saw before such
gorgeous gold brocade, such silver
tissues shot with hues that make
the rainbow fade. The sheik would
shrek with envy, I am sure. II he
could see this wonderful metallic
stuff wrought so exquisitely.
And Besides
And lust to show how precious all
these gorgeous fabrics be. they've
got pet names to show their individ-
uality. 1.-THE Paroquette" at Alt
mans shown is really quite a bird.
1t shows the parrots on a branch
their rainbow feathers blurred with
cleaning threads of shining gold.
zhe background shimmers too
and you can get this same design
in almost every hue. "Pre-Catalin"
will win you quite of this ] feel most
sure. It's patterns Anti-Volstead
and it has a wicked lure.
The motif. figured DER and GER
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-12
HOPELAWN

A surprise party in honor of James
Hamilton, was given at his home on
Tuesday night. Games were played
after which refreshments were serv-
ed. Those present were: Bessie VIII
son, Francis Wilson, Rose Potto,
Rose Balman. Bertha Reid, Myrtie
Larson. William Larson, Christina
Brims, James Hamilton. Joseph
Coleman, Hans Smith, William Het-
tigan and Thomas Reid.
Considerable excitement and
trouble was caused yesterday when,
the wall and side walk on the south
side of the bridge over Washington
Heights Brook collapsed. The cause
for the accident is not known, but il
is supposed that the earth under the
walk washed away, causing it tc
drop about a foot and a half.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-12
81 OLIVE RoBERrs BARTON

BY and by they wandered or
then they climbed on Comet-Legs'
star again and sailed away to tell
Twelve Toes the bad news.
When they had gone the Green
Wizard took off the enchanted sheet
and there were Nancy and Nick in
plain view again
"Oh, thank YOU" said Nancy.
Now we can take the automob4is
back to the Fairy Queen"
Not yet" answered the Green
Wizard. You are stuck In magic
mud and ! don't know any charm
that will get you out. I'll have to
go to the Chimney Sweep and get
some ashes and SCOT to sprinkle
round. You stay here until I come
back"
So off he strobe owe the tree-topz
to the place the Sweep lived.
Knock, knock. knock, went the
Green Wizard on a big chimney,
and the Sweep stuck out his head
"Howdy." said he, what can / do
for you?"
ITO be continued)