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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-12-15
Home Building Service
Ii Is Yours TO Command
ARE O ENJOYING

I'M TO IINJO IIVO
the comforts Of an enclosed
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to have an opportunity to give
you an estimate on enclosing
your porch with our DOUBLE
DUTY ENcLoSUREs-Glass in
winter and Screens in summer.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-12-15

Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship lately existing between Crop & Son
and Joseph S. Smith, under the firm name
of Gropp & Son, engaged in the painting
business, in Wildwood, N. j., has this day
been dissolved. All debts owing to said
firm have been assumed by Crop & Son.
GROPP & SON,
JOSEPH S. SMITH.
Dated November 29. 1922. 12-S-2tpf$2,4o
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-12-15
@HEAVY" SUPPERS MAKE REST
LESS CHILDREN

Susan doesn't sleep very WELL"
said a mother recently, "she is SO rest
less and usually gets up feeling tired
and not hungry for breakfast"
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-12-15
HOME EDUCATION
CHuD,s FIRST SCHOOL is THE F~AMILY"-FrOebel

Issued by the National kindergarten Association s West 4Oth street. NE"
York City. These articles are appearing weekly in columns.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-12-15

One of our enclosures will enable you to enjoy the sun
shine of the Atlantic Coast in winter and the cool, refresh
ing sea breezeS of summer An estimate places you under
no obligation. Send for our representative to take the
necessary measurements.
Evening journal., 1922-07-13
PRODUCE MARKET
OPENING PRICES
Quotations Today for Pro-
visions, Grain and Poultry
in Philadelphia

Following are the opening quota
tions today in the grain. provision
and poultry market in Philadelphia:
EGGS-l.ow :, nearby extra hrsis
2Ilzc: do frsts 25c; western extra frsts
2.Se; e do nrsis Csc fancy selected.
CHEEsE-Firm: New York whole
milk fancy fats fresh. 2ic. do. fair 10
good, goa 20kc: Longhorn, 2iG2likc :
single daisies 2ic.
TALIOw-Dnll; prime city loose
5i4c: do, special loose. SIC: prime
BUTTER.Tiigher: western cream m.
wHEAT-Lower: No ?. red winter
81. goa .25: do, garllcky sli0G113
FLOUR - Firmer. hard winter
stralght se.65G7oO; do. short patent.
CoRN-Firm No. 2, for export. 72M
@ISi5e' No. D 7lhG72hc; Nor 4, 6sjz
oArs-Higher: No. .. white. isma
&c: No ;. white. i5ik d46c
BRAN-Steady; soft winter IN 100-lb
sacks, S27d9i. DO, spring. S225OG23
HAYDEN. timothy. No. /. 22.00G
% so. do. No. :. Sl9d20 do. NO. g. Si6
ais: sample, !i9dl5; NO grade. sliQ
u; clover mixed hay, light mixed, $40
Q20: No. I. mixed. Sl7a1s.
LIVE POULTRY-Firm: fowls. not
leghorns. 26G30c; do, leghorns. 2id
DRESSED PoULTRY-steady: fowls
fresh killed, choice TO fancy. 3Oa3lc:
do small sizes, 22Q csc; broling chick
i2c; ROSTERS, western i9c; do. southern
l1n lsc: spring ducks. 2id 25c.
OTATOES-Lower. No /, 81 50N
SO. No. 3, 81 .00M2 90.
Evening journal., 1922-07-13
WOMAN WANTS
TOBE SHERIFF
Mrs. w. N. Andrews An
nounces Candidacy for
Eastern Shore Place
HASN'T ASKED
PARTY SUPPORT

CAMBRIDGE, Md. July 13.-Mrs
William n. Andrews. wife of former
Representative Andrews. of Cam
bridge, has announced that she will
run for sheriff of Dorchester county
at the election TO be held in 1923
She will run as Republican. she
said.
Asked what platform" she in
tended TO run on, she said she hadn't
drafted one as yet nor had she made
very definite plans concerning the
campaign. but that she would surely
run. she had made up her mind as
TO that.
You must understand" she said,
that l haven't consulted any party
leaders about this. l don't know
whether l will have any support or
not. But | believe could discharge
the duties OF the office creditably II
should be elected. and l am anx-
ious to make the attempt"
Mrs. Andrews is the daughter OF
Edward 5. Phillips, her father hav-
ing himself been sheriff of Dorchcs-
ter She is a singer. having studied
at the Peabody Conservatory in Bal
timore. She has directed several To-
cal theatrical productions and has
been active in the community life of
Cambridge.
Ira c.. Wheatly. Democrat is the
present sheriff.
Evening journal., 1922-07-13

refreshments will feature the enter
tainment.
Frank Schaeffer, a local tennis
player, sustained a severe sprain OF
the ankle while playing the game on
Tuesday evening. The tennis play
ers of the town are considering the
organizing of a tennis club to con-
duct elimination tournaments and
instructing beginners in playing the
game. Several of the young folk
have developed into exceptionally
good players and are considering the
acceptance of the defy issued by
New Castle players for an intertown
tournament. Plans are being CON
sidered and the challenge will prob
ably be sent New Castle this week.
Major and Mrs. ,Eugene r. House
holder. of Fort Howard, Baltimore.
Nd, are here with his mother. Mrs.
Mary Householder. after having
completed a three months tour of
Europe. They will spend about ten
days here after which Major House
holder will report back,to Fort How
ard for duty.
Miss Carrie Clark, formerly of
this place. who has been visiting
Mrs. Theodore Clark of Clark's Cor
ner, is now spending a,few days in
town with her niece, Mrs. Anna
Pennington.
Harry Buckson, of st. Georges. a
member OF the New Castle Levy
Court. has purchased the Thomas p.
Craven farm of 1885 acres at a re-
ported price of $1,000.
Davis Coale is III at his home here
and has been unable to work this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth z. Cross
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas $. Della
nav motored to Queenstown. Md,
md spent Tuesday with relatives.
Mrs. Sadie Onderonk and daugh-
er. Mrs. Lillian Johnson and grand
Evening journal., 1922-07-13
REDLION &. O.P.
women ACTIVE
Will Make Special Effort to
Get Out Large Registra-
ton Saturday
TEAR DOWN PORCH
OF OLD HOTEL
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
DELAWARE CITY, July 13.-Ar-
rangements have been completed
for canvassing of Red Lion Hundred
! by the Republican Women Commit
teemen. Mrs. Thomas J. Whteman
and Mrs. Bernice Reybold. These
women will visit the homes of every
Republican woman in an effort TO
secure a 100 per cent. registration.
William L. Reybold. a local busi-
ness man. has announced MS candi-
dacy for the Republican nomina-
tion for Representative from Red
Lion Hundred
The first registration day is Sat
urday. The registrar will sit in
the Town Hall from o'clock in
the morning until o'clock in the
evening. In an effort to deter wo-
men from registering and becoming
eligible to vote this fall. reports
have been circulated that each wo-
man will be required to show tax
receipt on appearing for registra-
ton Mrs. Whiteman said yester-
day. that while men knew this to be
raise, many women entitled to the
right OF franchise We're laboring un-
der the wrong impression, due TO
the wrong impression. due to the
iact or their not being posted on
election laws The women during
their canvas tomorrow will distri-
butte pamphlets explaining the re-
4ulrements for voting. which have
Evening journal., 1922-07-13
NEWS HAPPENINGS IN DELAWARE AND MARYLAND TOWNS

been prepared by the State Com.
mittee.
on the request of the Mayor and
Town Council. the owners of the
Delaware City Hotel are having the
old porches around the building torn
down. This IS done as a safety first
program. as they were in a dan
gerous condition.
The hotel is the first hostelry
erected in the city and is located
at Clinton and Dock streets. 1t is
an old land mark. Not only were
these porches used by speakers AT
political meetings but many ban
quets shad dinners and public and
patriot:c entertainments were hell
on them. II was from these porches,
the dedicatory addresses and musi-
cal program was given at the time
of the opening of the Chesapeake
Delaware Canal.
For many years many prominen'
guests visiting the town spent the
nights and dined at this hotel. which
was noted all over the country for
its excelleBt planked shad dinners
The hotel is now the property OF
The Stoeckle Brewing Company. of
Wilmington. II has not been ODer-
ated for the past few years.
Many boats loaded with oyster
shells are passing through the canal
enroHte for Maurice River Cove and
other oyster beds of the Delaware
bay on the New Jersey shore. These
shells will be planted as see shell.
They are said TO be the best sent to
these oyster beds in years.
Frank X. Irons, contracting
plumber, is installing a hot water
heating system in the new bunga-
low of c. Earle Baum. on West
Fifth street. which was erected by
Harry Clark and Son. contractors.
Mr. Baum expects to occupy the
lew home by August /.
At the last weekly Meeting OF
harmony Council, Daughters of
America. the secretary was instruct |
ID to request all members to be /
,resent next Friday evening, as a
pecially interesting program is be-
ng prepared to be presented in con-
JUNCTION with the installation of Of
GERS, recently elected. Literary
nd musical numbers followed by
Evening journal., 1922-07-13
NO MORE GAS
in Stomach and Bowels

II SOU wish 20 be permanently re-
ileved Of gas in the stomach and bow
els take Baalmann's Gas Tablets.
Baalmann's Gas Tablets are prepared
distinctly for stomach gas and for all
the bad effects coming from gas pres
sure.
That empty gnawlng feeling at the
pti of your stomach disappears that
anxious nervous feeling with heart pal
pitatlon will vanish and you will again
be able 10 take a deep breath. often
prevented by gas pressing against your
heart and lungs.
Your limbs arms and fingers won't
feel cold and go To sleep because Baal-
mann's Gas Tablets prevent gas In
terfering with the circulation: drows-
ness. sleepy feeling after dinner will
he replaced by desire for some form
OF entertainment Your dstended. stOm-
ach will reduce because gas will not
form after using Baalmann's Gas Tab
let's.
Get the genuine in the Yellow pack
ages price one dollar. from Eckerd SC
Drug Store or any reliable druggist. J.
Baalmann. chemist. San Francisco.
Evening journal., 1922-07-13
100 ATTEND BEACH
PARTY AT REHOBOTH

Special to The Evening Journal.
REHOBOTH. July 13-Dr. Charles
NJ. Wharton former state Senator
and for many years connected with
the coaching OF football teams at the
University OF Pennsylvania is spend
Ing his vacation here.
Mrs. T Coleman dupont has been
here "a number OF days as the guest
OF Mrs. Alfred Gawthrop.
Mrs. W c. Clyde entertained at
bridge yesterday at her cottage on
Oak avenue. Among those present
were Mrs. George Cross and Mrs.
Edward Burton OF Chester.
Mrs Loie McGraw. OF Albany. y.
y. Is visiting her sister. Mrs. l.. II.
Raymond.
Miss Edith Thatcher. OF Whining
ton. has taken a cottage here for
the month OF Angus.
Mrs. Wynfield Heisler. of VIII
mJngton. has taken a cottage here
for the remainder OF the summer.
Paul Mention the well known sports
writer and tennis expert OF Baltimore
Is spending a few days with his
mother here. Mr.. Mention will leave
soon for a trip over the country IN
The interest OF tennis
A bathing suit dance was given
st the Belhaven Hotel last evening.
After tho dance a beach party was
given about a hundred attending.
The evening was brought TO a close
by dip in the ocean.
Evening journal., 1922-07-13

Any girl or woman
can have a beautiful.
rosy white complex %
ion and clear. smooth,
unwrinkled skin like
mine IL she will fol-
low my advice and
use Derwillo In COM
bination with Liska
cold cream. Both are
simple but very ef-
fective toilet prep
arations. ] use Der
willo for the instant
beauty II imparts and
Diska cold cream to
cleanse the skin and
make it soft and
smooth.
II is easy to apply
absolutely harmless.
and has a marvellous
effect upon the skin.
One application proves
Il. Try this combina-
tion today on your
face, neck. hands and
arms and Nn1i will ha
Evening journal., 1922-07-13
b. & o. ORDERS ENCIxEe

Ihirty-hve Mikado type locomo-
tives have been ordered by the Bal
hmore and Ohio Railroad from ths
Baldwin Works The road also sent
% locomotives to the plant to be
repaired.
A contract has been entered into
between Baldwin's and the New YORK
Central Railroad for repairing so
locomotives.
Evening journal., 1922-07-13
Largest Paid Circulation

son William Johnson, OF New York
City, who have been the guests Of
former Councilman and Mrs. Frank
K. Iron the past ten days, returned
home yesterday.
Mrs. Amy Sheldon and son Will
liam, OF New York City. are spend
ing the summer with her brother
Frank X. Irons and family here.
Mrs George n. Bright, wife of
Mayor Bright, is spending a few
days with her parents. Postmastee
and Mrs. A. y. Sutton of ST. Georges.
Mrs. Thomas S Delahay and Mrs.
Cedric Filkins motored to Chesa,
peake City yesterday and visited
friends.
Evening journal., 1922-07-13

My son. there is no place like the
home where the Want Ads are frees
ly used.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-07-13
Dorothy Dalton S
Beauty Chat

Los ANGELES cAL.-Miss Dorothy
Dalton. the actress. famous the world
over for her beautiful complexion, says:
Evening journal., 1922-07-13

arms and you will be delightfully."- sur
prised. Derwillo comes in three shades.
flesh, white and brunette. For sale at
the toilet counters Of all department
stores and druggists including y. B.
Danforth and the Eckerd Drug Co.
Evening journal., 1922-07-13
SET DATE FOR FARMERs' PICNIC

CENTRENILLE. Nd. July 13-At
the quarterly meeting OF the Queen
Anne County Farmers Federation.
held yesterday in the courthouse.
Cenireville, August "a. was selected
as the date for the annual farmers
picnic. The picnic will be held a..
My Lords Gift farm. near Queens
town.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-04

p lxdna T. lllDvsnslkR
te1lH &tsv. Fs4ds = tsapi1al D
-, lGe 40 Siovsnsku nfpadne
ysttstot poaet krsiem ! / tym u
korhel l'stvp. Kp palenician kto-
Irydh bolo rokn 1919 Asi i09 Eri-
bu1lo este d'alsfch aoyycA ~ !
ssstky pracujd plaoa paasoss. 2i-
dovskf krcmari ! .Abanjskei ) Sar
rissarej protestujd, 1e I'M sobrali
iieencSe. " tom issom elsie easopiis
poznamenava, ze Krajinsky Svaz
ndtarov je 1plhe ovlidany ma
d'ar6nini . syEyva slovenskyeh
i1ct&rov, aby 81 zalozii vlastn1 or
gahisksiin. u
y Alsvansli krs1t iansAd soeiali-
stisspoja n Is l'ud&kni9 Podl'a
Ealrav moravskeho org6nn Is. l7n-
dpysi strany pemysl'a . sloNenskd
ffakcia krest .-socialnej strany na
Slovensku spojit sa so strano,l
l'ndovcn.
zmAna vlAdy, - v ssptenbri?
PodPa Geskych casopisov bude re-
tkonstrukcia ceskoslovenskej vlady
prevedena az v septembri, Qaso-
,isy pisu, ze ministerstvo-s S plnou
|noeoa pre- spravu Slovenska bude
Jane do rhk nepolitickej osobno-
|sti, d'alej ze minister obclAdu No
wax vr6ti 50 zpat do bankoveho d
|radu a, ministrovi yndtra Cernemu
|bude prideleny vynikajdci adni-
1istratfvny trad.
Biedny stav slovenskych
|mensin v Mad 'arii. "Slovensky
sivodnom clanku "a
|obera sa otazkou ochrany a po-
vzbudenia Yelikych slovenskych
ostrovov V Mad 'arii, dotykajncich
|sa skoro slovehsko- mad 'arskych
hranic. Tieto mensiny zijn v, ta-
|kej narodnej apathii, ktora cha
rakterizovala pred prevratom w
chodne Slovenskos Mad 'ari ubi-
jail kazdd iskrickus kazde zna-
miepko prebudenia sd sloyensa5ej
mensiny a roztrubujd do sveta,
he Sloyaci zijd Mad 'arii ami v
nebi a ze sd spokojni. Tato le-
thargia slovenskych mensin vsak
akonahle zbadajd, ze "a
mimi stdji cely slobodny cesko-
sloyensky narod a jeho ylada, kto-
ra ma ma zretei ich osHd a ktoTa
vzdy energnicky zakrecuje Ma
d 'arsku i u Svazu Narodov v ich
prospech. Tato narodna ptupe-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-04

Ane. Tohorocnl kdpelna sez6as
ma slovensku vyznahenava 81
|tym, ze skoro vsetky knpele sS
skoro prazdne. HI 'adajd sa pfi-
ciny toho a "a jedru udavajd w
sokii eeskoslovenskn d valutus Ia
transke k1pele, Trencianske Fe-
plice, Slac, Piest any si vel 'hi
slabo navstivene a Moray a
Czech js menej host'ou nez ylali.
Nv niektorych kdpel och je navste-
va tax slaba, ze' spravy hotelov i
kdpel'ov smusely prepustit eiast-
ku zamestnancov, HtubniansIe
kdpele mala prenajat' angliska
firma ma 2 Orokov uz al zahaiha
.oprayne prace.
Prve akvaiium ma Sloven-
ssku. v mesiaci SUM bolo verej-
nosti Bratislave odovzdane r.
kvarium. Je to prve akyarium na
Slovensku. /
Nemci ma Slovensku hlasia
sa k zivotu. Nemci Kosiciaeh
zacn1 vydayat' novy nemecky
narodo-hospodarsky tyzdennik,
sSlovakische Fi1lanzwelt.' = Re-
daktorom bude DIR. Julius Arat6,
redaktor drevarskeho odborneho
casopisu z '"Karpathia.'' Bratis
slavsky casopis. ''Deutsche Zeit-
ung fuer die .Slovakei'' pozdstn-
vuje sa mad tym, ze ministerstvo
S plnou mocou zakazalo rozsiro
vanie hhsovacfch jazykovych list
kov stredo-europejskych Nemcos.
Casopis tvrdi, ze CODY DR.. Mieu
IA sa kol 'ko namahal, Bratislava
zostane i mad 'alej "uzavretym'
1zemim nemeckym. Podl'a toho
by Bratislava mala zostat 'neme1
ckym mestom.
- q pofsko- -slovenskych sty-
-
kov. Kosicky pol sky. konzulat
vynasnazuje sa 0 nadviazanie slo-
vensko-pol 'skych obchodnych sty-
kov. Pravda, dne este s1 vel'ke
v ceste, ako na pr. nizka
valuta pol 'skej marky, ale ocaka-
va sa, re tomto smere nastane
naprava. Vypovedanie pol'skych
prislusnikov 70 Sloyenska je v
platnosti a sa prevadza-pravda,
zasluhou ministerstva pre- Sloven.
sko, S dostatocnou toleranciou.
Vo L'vove organizujd orientalne
veletrhy, ktore Slovensko jaw
vel'ky zaujem. Mnoho l'udi 70
Slovenska ziadalo 81 pasy do Pol
ska, aby tam navstivili rome XII.
pele-zakial ma Slovensku 81, k1-
na1p nrazdnp
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-04

K odchodu talianskeho koh-
xula i Brstislayy. Ka odchods'

II S~S-ANS~e
xula i Rratislavy. Ka odchodlss'
1taliaaskeho konzlia Maffeiho po-
znamenava bAtislavsky casopis
Magyar Ujskk, Z ze odchod spo-
1sobeny Dol ceskoslo sloyenskymi kru-
hami, ktorym sa mel 'ibila konzu-
Iowa einnostss Medzi inym foto-
grafoval rozblranl sochu' Marie
Tfezie . obrazok postal angli-
ckym illustrovanym casopisom.
"A vraj nikdy 30 indie nebolo Vi
dino iba v mad 'arskej spolocnosti.
Nemeclre poxiadavky ma poll
skoastva. NemciS Kezmarku q v
Kremnici zahajili akciu, ably i'm
stat vydrziaval nemecke realky.
Ksd professor politizujn.
Podl'a zpravy Karpati Futaru, "
zkusky ma ucitel skej preparan-
dii v Uzhorode skoneily sa $ vel-
kym netispechom. Skolsky refs-
rat nijako ME je vraj spokojnyAs
vysledkom Skolskeho roku. Chy-
ba je vraj tom, ze profesori tej-
TO skoly zapodievajd sa viacej pe-
itikeu ako vyncovanim, q skol-
sky referat sa rozhodol, ze budl-
echo roku. zapis do prvej triedy
nepovoli. -
Druhy bratislavsky srien-
t6lny trh v Bratislave. Druhg
bratislavsky orientalny trh po-
dl "a hlasov slovenskej, mad 'arskei
i nenekej tlace 20 Slovenska, d "a
leko vynika mad vlanajsim trhpn
nieaen praktickou vystavnost 'ou "a
odbornym usporiadanim, ale j po
stranke obchodnej. "Sloyensky
Dennik |" prinasa uvodny clanok
Kernela Stodolu, originatora O.
rientalnych tl,hoy v Bratislave,
ktorom poveda, ze druhy trh ie
technicky uplne tybndovany a
co ho najyiac test, yacsina VISTA
voyatel 'ov sd Slovaci. Bratislav-
sky trh stava sa takto ukazova-
tel hospodarskej potencie Slo-
venska. Ma trhu tcastni sa al
slovenske l'udove umenie ta-,
kych rozmeroch, re podava trhu
svoj zvlastny raz. Skrze tiete tr-
by Bratislava staya sa znamou &C.
lemu sNetu. Ale al bratislavski
Nemci sa fezhovefili. 9 Presb.
Zeitung' uvazuje v kratkosti na-
sledovne: ''Zemepisna poloha
Bratislavy je z ohl 'adu obchod-.
neho az zavidenia hodna a predsa
trvalo to skoro celych tisic rokov,
.dokial' 81 toto mesto vydobilo Il
ilohu, jaka mu po vsetkom prave,
prinalezi. A. Pichler, autor. clan
ku, rozobera dejiny a historicky
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-04

o vsak " iex psestala keby sdnp cbsc soyenak d F
Malsrn nali svojp Treba mat my q Saoykk6y
noviny ktore by ick Mad ehs chrAnt nen
pf&vne nfermovay rro zandareri f0xncj hrad
Sloy6ci ne skaner aj Hich do
dodavanou zfhliadt dckia trSa
adspes Gasopis odpord6a PredcysetJm tfeba = slo
by Sovensku sorganiscyay mensa&n Ned
skzvans ochranns jednoty kAy,
ktore vzdy an6 pride
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-04

Tu sl fakta 0 CARMI A. THOMPSON
Rome priciny, pre- ktore matte neho hlasovat'.
uha, Thompson ba
mach juzneho Ohio.
Paoval ako chlapec banach pomocnik poca
vakac tomu Thompson ehod as mil do skoy denne
Uzpac pehazi pokasoyal stdda Uni
versity. -s.s<s .sT ETAIoN /
pnny prestat aen aby
ss 81 zarobi ma dokontcnie jeho stddii #
o pacu pouha
zenie predoyh
pri fornesoch evadzai inc zaroku Mvobyie.
princi
pala, studujdc pr tom praya veeeami
vyuoani roxy, Thompson
s paynikSh stddh raduuc pravncke ko
# ly este toho sameho roku. Isgf
nika private Dol povysen5 ma katana Seventh Oea
Volunteer Infantry vojny sa vrath ako major.
spojeny gardou rokov
kovnika Seventh Ohio. t@
10 sa City socoon 1rontown, o, Dol voeny zaI
statneho zastpcu Lawrence County psom snej
> konodarne pocas jeho druheho .@aaH
II roxy
zvolens zakade ho vsornsho rekodu minulost
IL vymtnvany
voju
schopnost apikoya eto obhodn trade
r. vymsnpal Thompsona "a
seka co je drad vyzauj ku kd
zodpovednst.
"A Potion Dol vynenovuny poklsdaka sponsea s4tov
Tu uvedeny uekead ako rarensho sm opvn3s 10 as ri
guvsrB6rsn dtau eais. v rsf5krkach B augu1A
HLAsUJTE MA cAR1u j. TxeAlasoN.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-04
M6zTE ST ZADOVAzIT $500
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Bell 2213 Auto. 6555
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-04
DO PozoRNosTI CT.

DO POZORN0STI CT.
CITATEL ON.
Texas Shoe 8 Leather Store,
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zasobit' akymkol'vek remenom a
koSou ako al n&strojami ma site
alebo reparovanie topanok alebo
remenom do dielne. Ia ceny nizsie
nez kedykol 'vek predtym.
TEXAS SHOE & LEATHER
STORE,
! 241 East Federal st.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-04
Studebaker

1921 studebaker Light 6 Roadster.
Dobry ako novy. fak
1920 Buick 5 osobny, znovu farbeny.
1919 WHY'S 6, 5 osobny, znoyu far
benS
1920 Nash, Z osobnv, znovu farbeny.
1921 Ford Touring.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-07-22
STRIKE BREAKERS SEEKING TROUBLE
Summary Of The
Strike Situation

Chicago July 22e(By Press-As the railroad
negotiations
Hoover,
Railroad Labor a
Harding efforts leading railroads to make
separate striking shopmen between w.
Secretary Labor Davis at
Mooehea Ill., also was REGARDED as possible nrodoe Of oeaoe
ful gesture.
approximately
and other railway employees
facing prefaced
Mr. CRADLES statement
committees Way adjust wage
differences would a
by
Samuel eompe president of the American
inviting the striking
and their respective employees to begin direct negotiations coupled
with the action representatives of the Big railway
parley
system settling disputes.
eight orders branch
line swelling the number of nnumens we'll
troops guard eight
guards placed duty various cities.
Fremont
than the
deputzed
employees Chicago
Railway driven town by strike
Court action was limited to the issuance of an injunction
Louis San Francisco railroads Kansas
City. filing Atlanta seabOard Air
Atlantic filing
labor leaders at Kansas City, Kan questioning the right of the
Plaintiffs claimed that the strike is interstate
in subject law.
City walked yesterday
handlers
employees Milwaukee ST. Paul railroad
Strike ballots at Chattanooga had not
been representatives of the clerks
other employees of the Baltimore
indicated at Baltimore
Approximately employees Chicago NohshOe and Mil
waukee Chicago surface and the
failing arbitration dsagreements
out unauthorized strike
Milwaukee ST. Paul between Portage
nd Alton out in protest against wage cut
caIiornias governor reported and farmers fearful
railroads declared they
to hand freight than they receiving
first attempted violence when
sympahrs broke through the guards
train They dispersed with wa
shop seized and beaten by eleven
Tulsa and thrown into
staged by strikers and sympa
of fifteen freight cars
Mass, reported cut