davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-03

mi. sIadialay NpydA minister.
i -. = obeheda. -

(CSTk) Podkarpatska Rus ma
pekne ,vyyinutJ priemysel chemi-
cky, drevarsky a zeleziarsky. Pc
kne prfrodne bohatstya podporu-
jn tieto tri odvetyia priemyslu
tlm. re mu poskytujn dostatok su-
rovin.Ale vyrobky ysetkych tych-
to priemyselnych podnikov ne
majn dostatocny trh donna, preto
musime sa starat' to, ably do
statocnym vyvozom "a hranice "a
bezpecena bola nepretrzena yyro-
ba tym j zamestnanost'. @ w
voz do cudziny starame sa 1pra-
YOU obchodnych a eolnych smlav,
hlayne Mad 'arskam Rumun-
skom, q zasobenie domaceho trhu
napomahame lpravou . zlepse-
MIN zeleznicnfho speienia a zlac-
nenim dopravnych panlatkov.
Zyelebeniu priemyslu yenuje sa
co najvaesia pozornost' w al pre-
to, lebo Podkarpatska Rus svoiou
zemepisnou polohou ie branou.
ktora vedie 2 nasej republiky do
niekol'ko sisednych statoy, $ kto
rymi potrebujeme udrziayat' OBJ
chodne styky a ktore pre- ich ne
vyvinuty priemysel bndd este d.
no nasimi odheratel mi.
starost' statu q pl:iemysel '
Podkarpatskej Rusi jayi sa. al Y
tom, ze odbo6ka iistredneho syazu
ceskoslovenskych priemyse)nikoy,
ktora bola 1921 zalaAna, ma
svoje sfdlo v Uzhorode, lje v sta
iom styku ministerstvom OBJ.
chodu.
ku zvelebenlu priemyslu Pm
speje al nova obehodna q priemy-
selma komora pre- Podk. Rus, ktp-
r. u naihratsom case zahau svo-
ID einnost Tato ustancvizei bu-
del zaiste prospesna, lebo preja.
vllie 81 3 nu veliky zatliela medEi
priemyselnikmi, obchodnfctyom 9
remeselnlctvon.
Osidloyacia akcia pre- Podkarp.
Rus je vsetkymi vlivnymi cinitel'
mi Prestred dkpEsPa = alporqrs'
na = docielens bolo, ze mnoho prie
Inyselnik ikoy, obehod dnlksy : reme-
selnfkov I ostatnyeh 6iastok re.
pub III ND NJ \ Redk Rqsi
VSetcil { ffto oIonisti prispievat
hua6 Nc lasE,al 6uxhe1aa zvelshe.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-03

Nariadenym slpisom a okolko-
vanim nevznikajl mattel 'om d.
hopisov naroky, oproti Cesksslo-
venskei srepubike na vyplatenie,
alebo vydanie noyJch dlhopisov
v peniazoch ceskoslovenskych. O.
taxa, aka nahrada sa da MATTE
l'om tychto, bude rozhodnuta po-
zdejsie.
Prislusnici Ceskoslovenskej Re
publiky, ktori tieto dlhopisy ma
ju pri sebe, Ii tie dlhopisy patria
i'm alebo ich majl v drzani AXE
hokol'vek ,d6vodu, vyplnia diva
soznamy dl'a stanoyensho vzoru
a predlozia ich dlhopismi pri-
slusnemu konzulatu. Kto ma dl-
hopisy ulozene u Incl osoby, Pc
hazneho lstayu a podobne, mech
vyzve schovatel'a ich, aby Y jeho
meme dlhopisy prihlasil k sdpisu
okolkovaniu.
Soznamy. treba vyhotovit' RAD
| ne dlhopisy sroynat' dl'a lnedzi-
narodnej hodnoty, emisie, cisiel
a serii v aritmetickom poradi.
Soznamy, ktore tomuto predpi-
su nevyhovia, budl vratene a
strana vyzvana, aby predlozila no.
| We, riadne ;vyplnene. Slpisu a O.
kolkovanTu podliehajii len plaste
dlhopisov ME kuponoye harky.
Supisovy iirad vrati strane le-
den soznam, na ktorom potvrdi
Eprevedeny sdpi sd okolkovanie dl-
hopisov.
| ia sipis a oznacenie dihopisov
treba zaplatit prislusnemu kon-
zulatu poplatok tri osminy pro-
centa nominalnej hodnoty ozna-
cenych cennych papierov uhor-
skych korunach dl'a denneho kur-
zu newyorkskeho.
vyslanectvo teskoslovenskej
| Republilky vo Washingtone.
| r.. 18. februara 1922
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-03

fxlEA
1v "a ~ Sss ii 60
u YhL ASKA
sdpia okolkoys9is pFsdyt rspt UhqrsJch kon,
.ulAzaymi t1sdmi osssoalassasssj pspneliky y spes
jeutch 4saa~sh. .s."' s.e ..S ..,s

Rozhodnutim repsraenej skomi-
sic 20 dha S. decembra 1921 dis.
1912 pri prevadzani clanku 208.
smluvy Trianonskej, nariad 'nje So
s1pis a okolkovanie dlhopisov pred
vAletpeho nexaisteneho dlhu u
horskeho, ktore 50 nachodia SIP.
Statoch SO majetkom ceskoslo-
venskych prdslusnikov alsbo pray
nickJeh esob, majdcich svoje sta
tutarne sidlo y Ceskoslovenskej
republike. 81
Slpis . okolkovanie ''tyka sa
tychto dlhopisov:
u 4 proc. uhorska zlata renta
$ kuponami 1. januara . !. julia.
q 4 proc. uhorska renta 2 roku
1910 kuponami !. marca q l.
septembra. III
- "A pol proc. uhorska umorl-
tel'na renta roku 1914 kupo-
nami l. marca a /. septembra.
A 4 a pol proc. uhorska renta
roku 1919 kuponami |. aprila
a !. oktobra..
81 Kr. nh dane lprosta 4 proc.
statna pozicka rentova "A proc. n
horska korunova renta) s kupo;
nami /. j1na /. decembra. 'sIi; ~. /;
g. 3 pol proc. uhorska kori.
nova renta kupsnami l.. jan. a
/. julia.
y "A pol proc. oMigaciesza w
kup vyeapnyeh. resalaych pray
sl.4 proc. uhorsky vysadzovaci
pozemkovy dlh kuponami ]. ma
ia a /. novembra.
Potrebns tiasiva obdrzia strany
u prislusneho konzalata "a stano.
yeny poplatok 10 csator.
Kto case do 10. marca 1872
nepredlozf svoje dlhopisE X 50
znamenaniu q okolkovaniu u: Rri
slusneho konzulatu (v Cleveland)
ztraca narok ma vydanie novycl
nahradnych dlhopisey-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-03
YouNa4{QWNaKf atovRNsxf No.YI IN'y1

Teraz sriad '0van6 sd ma celom
tiaeni ceskoslovs rsPubliky
pFalti4ht atsy, ~ ltef5ch ~
vyuSnie edkere5R rslseselelc.
kym zRalostis,p. n Uzherode sidh
referat ministsrstva obchodu, kto-
ri vyyiauje yAemozny vhv na rye
lehenie priemyslu, obchodu 9 re-
mesla vsPadk, Rnsi.
Domaci priemyssl, ako vsade Y
kraji, ktory vynikA prirodnymi
bohatstvami kde lie malo miest
50 strediskami priemyselnymi, Y
Podk. Rusi je hodne' ''vyyinuty. Y
mnohom hl'ade ie prekazkou ria
dnym remeslam. Starame sa vsak
al Q vyvin tol1oto domaceho prize
mysln, ktory sa vyznacuje hlavne
vo vysivkarstye, pleteni, hrneiar-
stve, vyrobe dreveneho nadobia a
hraciek. Usporiadane sl poucne
kurzy, pridelovane su obrabacie
nastroje, sriad 'ovane prednasky
atd'.
Ked' poroyname, sko vyzeral
priemysel, obchod, remesla a do
maci priemysel V Podk. Rusi "a
mad 'arskej vlady jake to vse-
tko vyzera dneska, nemozeme ne
videt' vseobecny pokrok, vyko-
many tax kratkej dobe, ktory al
obyvatel 'stvo yseobecne uznava.
Ked' vsak vzdelanost obyvatel
|stva Podk. Rusi postnpi a sa po-
vznesie, zyelebenie priemyslu a
pbchodu bude tym Wac viditel'.
me. Dokaz tohoto tvrdenia name
a vidime V ostatnych krajoch cs
lrepubliky, kde inteligencia ako
MATTEL 'ov, tax al robotnikov pri,
lspela a prispieya ku hospodarske.
mu rozmachu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-03

L'AnA IA matka stefana L,l-
kas GAcash) ktory zomrel l3.
okt. lal8 Y Salem, @. a zamest-
many boil u Mullins Co. Nebohy
bol poisteny ma $l,100, ktore pc
niaze patria fmatke nehoheho, ale
llevie So, kde; nateraz byva. Kto
BY o nei Vedel alebo ona sama
mech So hlasi Y redakcii tychto no
vim alebo U Czeehoslovak Consul
General, a East II ST., New York
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-03

niu svojej novej vlasti a ku po-
vzneseniu domaceho obyvatel'
stva. nj
Prrfodne. bohatstyo Podkarpat-
skej Rusi je veiks V rldach, So
Ii, uhlf atd'. Ale toto vsetko 6aka
ma usilovne ruky, ably celia kra-
iinka ozila a ably to prinieslo ta-
mojsiemu obyvatel 'stvu ul 'ahcenie
zivota. Porobene su <prlpravy. a
by nase yysoke skoly technicke,
rol 'nicke, univerzity banska a
kademia daily k dispozicii svojich
pracovnikov, ktorf by preskumali
spominane prirodne bohatstvo.
V easoch mad 'arskeho panstva
Dol obchod v Podkarpatskej Rusi
v rukach l'udi, ktori zneuzivali
prostodusne a skoro nevzdelane
obyvatel 'stvo jedine vo svoj pro
speech nebrali ziadneho OIL 'adu
na zaujmy obyvatel 'stva patrie-
nebo k1ta zeme.
Ceskoslovenska vlada vynasna.
zuje sa tieto zivly uviest' na RAD
nu cestu v obchode, ably neho
NAL prospech nielen obchodnik, a.
de al obyvatel 'stvo, ktorym OBJ
chodnik obchoduje. Potion tiel
tstat, v ktoreho hraniciach obchod
nix zije. Tato praca vsak vyza
tduje dlhy cas- a velik1 trpezlivost
dokial' sa podarl vychovat' move
obchodnictvo, ktore bude svedo
mite obchodovanf a priatel skt
ku nasej statnej myslienke.
Vacsia vzdelanost' rusinskebe
obyyatel' 'stva, ktoreho postupom
casu rekrutovanf budn obchodni
ci hoine osadzovanie sikovnycL
obchodnikov inych eiastok re
publiky prispeje ku vzrastu sye
domiteho obchodnictva.
| Ma vonkove MET ziadnych re
mesiel a tych niekol 'ko, ktore jes1
yuju, sti 1plne primitivne. Rene
selnici mestach osadeni sn II,
vyske DOLBY, hlaVne 60 sa tyk;
remesla .sllziaceho potrebam mes
skeho ,obyvatel'stva.
Pekny pokrok V tomto smer'
MONO pozorovat' ostatnycl
ciastkaeh repqbliky. Y Podkarpa'
skej Rnsi bolo pravidlom, be J
meste usadzovali So len remesel
nlei, kteri II gsili q cviSii vp We
Ilikych mestach, GO So od6vodIu
ie tym, ze Y Podkarpatskej Rus
Ia ma Slovenslu mestsk6 obyyatcl
styo pozadaje yacsiu remese1ni
cku zdatnost nez Y Gerhach ale
ho na Moraye.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-03

MA P1lnA{ q isbpv5 dom m Tssf
Madiasn ysska 3ohellis. IN 2o -.
MT cha zs ae ~. Co.'S s4,5eA s75a
hotevtqt ltassk na NslacnA splAt
~. HlAsts n y 4roPl K1esI @F, 4aa
.425 DOLLAR BANK BLDG. Bell NJ.
apM AHtA G19A. -IO.mchl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-03
KQsIcE
Hlavna ul. {. SO. oslovakia.

PQRIADNY, cestny lplne spo-
l'ahlivy obchodnik hl'ada da-
koho, ktory by Dol ochotny vlo-
zit' niekol l'ko sto dolarov do do
bre id1ceho 2-rocneho obchodu,
ciel 'om jeho zyaeSenia. Dotycny
dostane podiel 70 6-mesacneho Ii
sku q moze byt'' isty, ze po s. me-
siacoch dostane naxad dnplom to,
70 do ebchodu vloh. Pozicka ta-
to bude urobena ma pisme pred
yerejnJm notarom, preto sa neS
treba obayat' o ztratu. D'alsie Wy
svetlenie poda Mr.. Mihok, 800 w.
Federal ST., ina poscAodi), Y
Youngstown, @.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-03
vYRoRNA sLovENsKA
KNIzKAl.

kto chce dokladne poznat svo-
iu vlast', mech mel 'utuje peniaze
na dobru poncnl knihu, ale mech
Isl kilpi knihu:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-03
sLQVENsKA ZEN

=
shornik vlastivednych prac slo-
venskych a ceskych spisovatel'o 'ov.
" pryom dele knihy opisuju spi-
sovatelias tito Slovensko minu-
losti a pritomnosti. v druhom
dele opisuiu historiu jednotli-
vych zlp miest. Kazdy Slovak
pri sitani teitospesynej knihy .
krejs Iebo So presvedei, ze slo-
vaci xiii a at budd na veky.
Pracami prispeli nasledovai spi
sovatelia: Razus, .Kalal, Klima.
Volko, Holuby, Koncek, Mrazek,
Florek. Podtatransky, Kolisek,
Travnitek, Sochan, Gregorova.
Medveckv, Simkovic, Babka, Rot
nagl, Vrbicky,. Zigmundik, PLAT,
,Votruba, srobar, .Kustra, stodo-
la, Krajnak, Drobny, Pisecky, Mi
,rarik, Jirak, Noyak, Smetanay,
Bujnak, Houdek, Sensel, Tajov-
sky. Week, Botto, Straka, Koren
La Caeko.
Kniha ma 60 obrazkov roz-
nyeh krajov Slovenska. Sosita
stojf v Amerike dollar 30 CEN
tov, skvostne viazana o SO GEN.
TOW viac, teda spolu q dolare po-
stou. Priekupnfkom sa poskytujd
znacne slevy.
| Krajania, mel 'utujte peniaze na
zakup tejto uzitoenej knihy, kto-
| ra nielen yam, ale al vasim de
t 'om bude peknou a milou pa
miatkou.
Peniaze mozete poslat' al re.
gistrovanom liste ma adressu:
| JULIUS KUsTRA
Knihkupec nakladatel'
4 KQSICE
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-03

Maj Y '1ete osobnost' l'ud-
skii sebe samom u ostatnych a
.nikdy ju neuzfvaj len ako pro-
striedok. Kant.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-05-15
Potato Season on
Wane, Was One of
Varying Success

With South Carolina potatoes NOV
ing in full volume now few shipments
are being made out of Hastings and
this week will probably see the wind
up of the marketing in this section.
The last bulletin by the Bureau of
Markets and Crop Estimates was is
sued last Friday and showed that car
lot shipments of potatoes out of Flor
ida up to and including May II was
4,427 cars against 2,21S for the same
period last year, lacking but few
cars of being twice as many, and it is
believed that the crop this season will
be nearly twice as large as that of
last season.
The price has dropped to where
many of the farmers who have a few
potatoes left have decided to either
use their crop for home consumption
and the local market or will leave
them in the grund. A majority of the
growers made a profit on their crop,
many of them realizing handsomely
some broke just about even and few
claim to have lost money. e
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-05-15
Pals Go to Lake
City for Three
Games This Week

There will be no disturbance at the
local ball yard thi sweek, the Pals
going away Wednesday for three
game series with the Lake City team,
which has been touted as about the
strongest thing in the Columbia
county capital. Games will be play
ed Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
Next week there will be plenty
doing here when the Lake City crew
comes for a series of return games,
and it is probable that the strong
Savannah team, on which Eddie Ci-
cote, Joe jackson and other of the
outlawed White Sox are playing, will
come here.
1t is hardly probable that any
more games will be scheduled this
season with the Saints, as they have
dropped back into the self-righteous
amateur class and no longer are able
to furnish a good contest except to
clubs like Furchgott, Fernandina
and Bunnell.
The Pal schedule has been shot to
pieces recently by reason Of the fact
that many clubs do not care to play
them with certainty that they will be
defeated. Ocala, losin gtwo out of
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-05-15
Bank Robbers Are
in Jail; Leader
Wore Vanp Toys
CRv Associated Pressl

West Palm Beach, Fla, May 10
Sheriff R. C. Baker yesterday
brought back Hanford Mobley and
"John Clarence JONES'" two 17-year-
old youths accused of robbing the
Bank OF Stuart, at Stuart, this coun-
ty, Friday, when they escaped with
$S,114 in bold daylight holdup. He
lodged his two prisoners in the coun-
ty Jail and reported that $2,335.05 of
the money was recovered.
If any young ladies had seen the
costume that the bandit wore when
he robbed the Stuart bank last Fri
day they would have been envious. 1t
consisted of a fashionable, modish
summer hat, draped with a beautiful
brown lace veil. The black oxford
ties were of the latest model and the
hosiery was Of fine silk. The waist
was a drawn work white wolfe, while
the skirt was a smart black sport
model.
The wearing apparel was found in
the discarded Buick when Sheriff
Bob Baker arrived. The bandit did a
lightning change act in the car while
travelling at rapid rate, as he did
not have time to 60 TO his vanity ia
BILE to reconstruct his makeup.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-05-15
Willard Not Yet
Decided to Pull
/, Another Battle

Los Angeles, May 15.-Whether
Jess Willard, former worlds heavy
weight pugilistic champion, will
again enter The boxing game is still
a matter of conjecture even with
himself, according TO az statement
from the ex-champion, published
here today.
Tex Richard, promoter, has been
dickering with him for the past year
in an effort to get him to re-enter
the ring, Willard said, but he did not
state whether Che promoters had sug-
gested Jack Dempsey as a possible
opponent.
'I have not seriously considered
going back into Che pugilistic ring"
Willard declared. "At present l am
kept pretty busy attending to my
personal affairs and l have not had
time to give the boxing game much
thought"
The big Kansas rancher appeared
to be in good physical condition. He
has been in Los Angeles about ten
days during which he has secluded
himself from press and the public
generally. Some reports around the
neighborhood where he had leased a
house are to the effect that he has
been training secretly. However,
these could not be verified.
Willard said he was expecting to
leave for his ranch near Lawrence,
Kans., within two, weeks to look aft
err his interests there and in other
parts of Kansas. Then he intends to
return to Los Angeles to make his
home. His wife and children prob
ably will remain here while he makes
the trip to Kansas.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-05-15
Summer Tourist
Rates to Florida
Effective Today

Summer rates from points of con-
troll of the Southeastern Passenger
association to Jacksonville, on tou-
rist-fare basis, become effective to-
day on all carriers operating direct
or through connections into the city
These fares place Jacksonville on q
parity in so far as the application Of
summer tourist rates apply, with 9th
er cities maxim gdrives for vacation
patronage.
The standard fare from such
points to Jacksonville will be 80 per
cent of double the one-way fare for
the round trip.
In addition, special summer rates
have been announced by the Clyde
Line amounting to reduction of APP
proximately 20 per cent in the regu-
lar fare. This reduction is expected
to greatly stimulate water travel
from northern points to Jacksonville,
this being the first season since the
beginning of the world war thai such
tickets have been available. The last
summer during which these fares
were effective found many tourists
in the city, all southbound boats
bringing large compliments of tour
lists. The definite date for the inau-
guration of these fares has not been
announced.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-05-15
Haynes Removal Is
Asked for Because
Urged Hangings
tBy Associated Press)

Washington, May 10 = Secretary
Mellon was asked today by Represen-
tative Mile, republican, of Maryland
to order the removal from office OF
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes, or
whoever in his office was responsible
for the recent press bulletin which
Hill declared constituted "official ap-
prevail to the application of lynch law
to the suppression of liquor violations.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-05-15
Plans for County
Fair Being Pushed

Plans for a county fair in Palatka,
t ODE participated in by the entire
county, are being devised, petition
to the commissioners to make the
proper appropriation now being cir
lucated. The matter will be brought
up at the next meeting of the Palat-
ka Civic Clearing house.
E. L. Mann is circulating the petit
ton, being named for this purpose
by the Kiwanis club.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-05-15
Invest your money in The Neff's
advertising columns and be sefe o.
double returns or the investment.
~L.t B. Z B. DO IT.
NOTICE.
To Meade Hadsock

To Meade Hadsock-
You are hereby notified that the
undersigned, to whom you, on the
goth day of March, 1922, pledged
and delivered one barber chair, de-
scribed as: Manufactured by the
Koken Barber Supply Co., st. Louis,
Mo-, No. $4,000, as a pledge to secure
the payment of the sum Of $25 on or
before the 9th day of March, 1922,
will sell said barber chair at public
cutlery to the highest bidder for cash
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-05-15
Midsummer Mad
ness Big Feature at
Grand Tomorrow

William De Mile has handled "a
delicate theme in skillful and de-
lightful manner, in his latest pro
duction for Paramount, Midsummer
Madness" at the Grand today and
tomorrow.
Although the story is of type en-
tirely different from the producers
two mos trecent pictures, "The
Prince Chap" and "Conrad in Quest
of His YOUTH" it bears the same ar
tistic quality which has character
lized all pictures produced under Mr.
de Miles direction.
The story, which is based on Cosmo
Hamilton's late novel, ellis Friend
and His Wife," introduces two young
married couples who have been life
long friends. In one family the wife
not receiving the little attentions for
which every young wife yearns, is
hungry for romance, and in the 9th
err, the husband is surfeited by his
wife's attentions, and begins to long
for new conquests. The inevitable
romance between the romantic wife
and he overlooked husband devel-
ops when the other husband and wife
both happen to be out of town at the
same time, and affairs reach a crit
ical point. The miscreants awaken
to full sense of the wrong they are
doing to innocent people. After a
highly emotional climax, all ends
happily.
The cast is rich in screen talent
and includes Jack Holt, Conrad Ma
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three to Lake City, is said to be
Strengthening, Leesburg is building
a strong club, Sanford has started on
a high-class team and there will be
no shortage of crack organizations
for sport this summer.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-05-15
PEACE CONFERENCE MEETS
'By Associated P-eSsI

Dublin, May f5-The peace commit
tee of the Dial Eireaun, which met at
nine o'clock last night, was in session
until 1925 this morning when ad-
tournament was taken until four
o'clock this afternoon.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-05-15
HOPE FOR PLUMB GIVEN UP

Washington, May 15-The condition
of Glenn E. Plumb, railroad labor ex-
pert, and author of the Plumb plan
for railroad operation, who has been
at the point of death for several days
is, described today as unchanged. Ply
sicians have given up hope Of his re-
coyery.
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MONDAY, Nay Is, 1oa,.

at the front door of Horace Fe,. :
Barber Shop at No. 919 Lemo, J,
Palatka, Fla, at the hour Of d !
on Monday, May 10Th, to sati,f, !.
Indebtedness of s25 and cost ot B.
ing and this advertisement.
HORACE FENNELl.
Palatka, Fla, May Is, 1922.
h.1ka
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gel, Lois Wilson, Lila Lee, Betty
Francisco and Claire Mcdowell.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-12

Germany's first step in the
campaign to regain lost interna-
tional trade was the launching OF
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-12
WHITING
NEWS NOTES

The American Legion Auxiliary
Will hold Its next meeting WednAs-
cay evening. June 14th. at the Pub
lie Library. Business OF Importance
VIII be brought up and all members
ere urged to be present.
The Junior Class Play, "A Single
Nan" given on Friday evening OF
lest week was well attended and
the cast cid splendid work.
The Home Econ,nics Section Of
the ~taightly Club will be enter
tanned at the home Of Mrs. Richard
son In the Forsyth Water Gardens
tomorrow afternoon. Members
will leave on the two o'clock car
with their basket lunches. This
viii be the last meeting Of the sea-
son.
The Owl Club will entertain its
members at dance on Friday ev-
ening. June 10th, from nine to
twelve O'Clock and the regular
n onthly card party will be held on
Thursday evening. June %.
A special meeting fthe Whit
ing high school Alumni Associa-
ton VIII be held in the High School
Assembly this evening at eight o.
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HESSVILLE

The Ladies Aid of the Concordia
Lutheran church are planning To
have an Apron sale Thursday ev-
ening June Nth. Refreshments
and ice cream will be served. An
invitation is extended to the pub
lie.
Elon Smith was a Hammond Wis
itor Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Rohde, Sr., and
Mrs. Oliver Proeschold were Ham
mond visitors Saturday.
Miss Lora Shay and friend Miss
Harriet Sanders of Chicago. spent
the weekend wi1l the formers ia
Their. Mr.. Marenis Shay and family
OF Martha street
Miss Harriet Stafford of Ham
mond. was a Hessville visitor on
Sunday
Mr.. NJ Shay spent Sunday after
noon with relatives at Tvanhoe
Mr. and Mrs. Horner and family
were the dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Luchene of Hammond