davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-03
"a Plvo "A vino,
0I PROFIT?

Tazko ie rozhodovat otejto. o.
take. A preto 50 AMI nepoknsnje-
me II, radit' volicom, ako hlaso.
vat.
mokra'' is shcha'' stranka
majn moe pravdy. Prohiblcia je
skntoene obmedzenie osobnej slo-
body obcanstya nesrovnava 50
dnchom' konstit1cie Spoj. Sta
tov. Ked' je mozno zakazat' pit !,
preGo nezakazat' jest pracovat'
zabayat' sa alebo inc vykony clio,
vekas Rozie i svetslse zakony IA
kazuj1 zlosiny; pitie piva a vina
vsak nemoze nikto povazovat' "a
zlocin,
Tn je .zrejme a logicke toto:
Ked' je pitie vina piva ME zlo-
Gin, nasledoyne Il, ktori pijd, ale
bo tie napoje majh, nesmd by'
"a to pokntovanf, Ked vsak "a
kon predsa nariad 'uje takym po-
kutu, tax nem6ze byt spravodli-
wynn zakonorn.
"a preto je prohibicia yeliky q
myl. Ked prohibidiaci chcei w
korenit opilstyo, mali yynajst
ma to my sposob ME siahnut' ma
osobni alobodu cloveka. Sp6soby
M vykorenenie opilstva najdu So
al inc a snad lepsie deinnejSie,
nez je sama prohibicia.
Naproti tomu prohibicia yyko1
nala nesmierne mnoho dobra.
Ked porovnkme zlociny q preei
nv spachan6 pred prohibfciou .
pocas prohibieie, vidime, ze ma pr.
september roku 1911 areztoyanf
I bolo \ nasom meste i,4as osab !
tom isttm mesiaci tohto rokp
len 697. q tohto poctn opilcov |.
restoyanych bolo 1917. roku II
928s kdezto tohto rokn \ tom ne.
siaei len l48. Pre- nabitie syo;:sll
zen aleh0 detf 4 opilom stayes are
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-03
CENA MIlEKABHA
Ease POD lSENA
Kvart "a 13s, paint T. To- Smo,
tana bude lie. "a pol Epajnta. .

Poenic ods j. novenbra, cena
mlieka YoungstoWn zygSena .bo-
la 0 jeden cent ma kyarte, tco je uz
0 3 Gently Wac, nez v lete. Paint
mliekas zostane ma rs. Smotana
tiez .zdrazela 0 jedneho centa ma
polspajnte.
Dodavatelia mlieka ,rdavajit, ze
81 tnto podvysku nestrcia oni do
vrecka, ale ju dajn .farmarom.,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-03
ONO Il - RoSSI5
yIk,KE sHROMkxD4NlA va141g4x 1x81L40M s41 fj1clFs
LANs1NavLLK, EAsT T0UEo1r0WM u sF1U&

Slovenska Amkrieka Poiiticka
Fedcracia Mahoning County,
prostrcdnictvom po.itickych kin
boy, ) nej organizovanych, svola-
sya na tito nedel'n vei Ike politicks
ihromazdenia n aacste, ma Steelton
u Haselton, Lansineville, Strn.
theirs a u sobotu M East Yonngs-
sown. Federacia tymto cinom chce
doknmentovat', ze ie silnim poll
ticktm cinitel ON Il Mahoning CO.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-03
MICHAL MIKITA oDISIEL Ma
STUDIE.

Dobre znamy slovensky mladik,
p. Michal Mikita, ktory Dol wac
nym clenom ch6ru oSAdy Sv. Cy-
rilla a Methoda a vynikai j v base
ball hre, .odisiel minuleho tyyzdha
vo stvrtok tdo New Yorkn "a svo-
jou sestrou studovat spev a w
cvifit svoj tenorovf HAS. Jeho
sestra 81. Maria Mikita odisla do
New, Yorku pred nedAvnom. ktora
tam tiez studuje spev,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-03

Slovaci-obSania obcai5 \ q
SOU slovenskou povinnost ,on ie
prist ma tieto shromazdehi4 kde
je komu blizsie a tax ukAzet' po-
litikarom svojul politick1 silu 81
Mahoning. Ked bndu haly zapl-
meme obecenstyom, kazdy bnde yi-s
Edet', ze SINE vskutku sila, kto.-
ron treba vzdy poeitat' Ked' pri-
|dete vsetei, mozeme ocakavat
"a to syoju odlnenn Iaznanim . W.
menoyanim niekol 'kych Slovakoy
ma dobre statne alebo ;okresne
miesta v bud1cnosti postaveninl
|niektoreho slovenskeho obcana do
kandidacie ma vazny 1rad.
Obcanial Bud me svorni, medal
me sa rozcesnlt' ma dve strany
Wit 'azstvo bude nase!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-03
PREHLAS XII SLOVENSKEJ
VEEEJNOSTI Y AMERIKE
oD v1BoRU pR1ArfL'ov sLovENsKE3 sLoBoDY.

|vacie dielo, jaka sa yracia hadam
len raz "a sto rokov. Staly sa chy-
by, ktore 50 stat nemaly kto-
rych nasledky Il 'azky sa dnes da-
jl odcinit q tym I t'azsie osprave-
dlnit' Lud pre- toto ztratil do
yeru " nafodnom vedeni... Nasa
.sila bola syiazana. Nebolo d6very,
ME systemu, ami urciteho a jasne-
no progran,l. Roxy presly v do
macon boji proti nsiliam chcet'
.narod strhntit' ma nepravl ,cestu.
Ale nesmieme preto zmalomysel-
MET. vec nasa bude ztratena len
vtedy, ked sa jejs samil zfieknemc
a . boja nst1pime. Kvm SINE Y be-
il, SINE ma sceste K Wit 'azstru. IA
toto Wit 'azstvo bude tym cemcr
Sic q jeho nasledky blahodarnej.
Sic a trvacnejsie, elm drahsic bn-
de vyk1pene! A my. sme pevnc
presvedceni, be ak, "a naso,t sstk4 I
scion: vym6et Y pittshurghskej do
hode uznania platnosti, s,bpde
stat sorganizoxana mrayna a
shmotna sifa americkych Slovaknv.
vit'azstvo jej je zaistene.
Je bezsporn, a zknsenost' vlast-
ma mas . tom. dobre poucila, ! ze
bez organizovanej a ciel 'nvedomcj
skooperacie vsetlych priatel 'ov
spittsburghskej dohody, nemozno
Eratat ma trvaci iispech. Toto ma
ilc ma zreteli, pittshurghska scho-
|Azas - AZ tebra zast tnpsay sloy.
prganizacif, casopisov, . !. zvoh-
Ia zvlastny vybor, ktorgm koope-
.racia vsetkych einitel'ov V nasom
narodnom zivote v zaujme pitts
burghskei dohody ma byt' nmoz-
nena
Boil to aida vari jediny sposob
spojit' vsetkych, ktorf 81 iiprim-
ne zelaia, aby v otazke pittsburgh
skej dohody americki Slovaci pre-
sli cd SLOW ku skutkom.
Tento vybor prijal ma seba lilo
.hu: akciu "a pittsburghskl doho-
.du organizoyat', "a starat sa "a
roven 0 prostriedky--na jej finan-
covaliie.
Co zrobi, jake sposoby 81 szyoli,
5zaviset' bude hlavne cd mrav-
nych hmotnych prostriedkov je-
mu k dispozicii stojacich asod w
yoju politickych pomerov v sta
rel vlasti. Alessby nemohly vzkrs-
nut nijake pochybnosti Q charak-
tere,a ciel'u jeho, osvedeujeme sa,
ze jeho cinnost ME je namerena
,proti celistvosti ceskoslovenskej
republiky. Ciel' mas je: pittsburgh
ska. dohoda. Mic Wac, ale ami me-
nej.
Do strannickych politickych bo.
jov ma Slovenskn zasahovat,, ne
mienime, ale mravne i financne
budeme podporovat vsetky te slo-
venske, tax politicke, jako kul-
Dokon6enie ma 2. strane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-03

Columbus, Ohio. Statny bazs
n,,soyy trad dosisl vyplStn ohiar
skym yeteranom vetsvei rojny
$23s94li14e III l76, GA Siaslostf.
Denne vyplaca sa 500 ziadatel nm
Este sa ma vyplatit | asi 1000 xxiia-
dosti. s
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-03
'sviatok pin aaSsfA M noyembrssl

's tss,ser,ffir 4 IL
'sil den IL. novembra "a sviatok
primeria. ziada obyyatel 'stvo Sta
tn, aby ten den zasvatilo primera-
nym sp0sobom obchody aby boiv
zavrete od obedu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-03

ss AeQ fllfe 81 mi glstrOyaIl, teda
al hlasujme, A hlasujlne TAX, ako
nam nsss Slovenska Americka
litiek6 Feder&cia odporlsa po
pnblikhnsk y lebc jc taxi ia ilei
Sic pre- nase z6ujmy. Menovite zia.
tlame nasich slovenskych volisoy,
aby 90 jedncho hlasovali ma Paw
III II. I,ydenza serifa, lebo ten w.
Ineni,je aspon jedneho slovaka "a
svojho deputy serifa. Pomozme
mn 4 vft' 'azstvu,;i on nam pond
ze.
Ale ami ostatnf republikanski
kandidati nemali by byt ukrateni
AMI . jeden HAS slopenskych vo-
licov. Sd oni ysetci muzovia cista-
ho charaktern, j sdci ma iirady, .
ktore 50 llchadzajd.
n IA priklad okresny fiskus Ha-
rold Fl. Hull, ktory 50 ,lchadza .
snovu zvolenie, zaslnM 81 toho y
plnej nniere. Ako je on fiskuson,
zlociny sa u meste d olxrese sfneIi-
silly ma minimnm. "a jeho irado4
vania piati vrahoyia odsadenf boil
] ma snlrt' kdezto "a roku 1916 do
1921 len Styria vrahovia. boil ma
smrt odslNaeni. Nasledok jIe, ze sd
zlo1inci 1ieodyazujil K vrA5dam,
Iebo vedia, ze to- znasf koniec al
fch sivotom. Mr.. Hnll .jel prisnym
yoei zlosineom l spravodlivy voei
nbsanom
Elias M Faust so nchadza o
znoyu zvOlenie ma irad okresneho
6stoynfka (aalditora). syoje po-
yinnosti koneil vzdy spravne a nj
kto mn nemoze yytSkat' chyby.
sAckpl'vek okresny auditor ma
pravo vyrlibit' dan ma $l 80 Cd
kazdej $1,000 hodnoty majetku,
on vyrnbpie len po $1.21, 60 pou-
kazuje M to, ze ma pochopenie
pre- dan 'platiacich, Pravda, oby-
vatel 'stvo plati vyssie raty, ale tic
81 ono samo odhlasoyalo. Jeho ne
prajnfci zvysenie dane pripisujd
ja1pa ~ VIM, 60 ie naivys1ia zlo,'
nsysel nest ny lie po celei B.
G S6Q. IN ssif f aknisf G ze q ccly'
svoj zivot. za 1 / rokov Dol sud
pokoia y Coitsville Township 4 Y
meate byval "a Wac rokov neite-t
l'ona a principalom pnblisnych
Skolach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-03
Sestry a Bratia /!

ISestry Bratia!
Je naiyyssf cas- dat priamu i
poctivd odpoved' ! ma otazku.
Ci al mad 'alej budcme sa dfvat
lnesinne ia nerotny zapas sroiho
naroda pod Tatrapi, na zapas
ktory rozhoslne 3 jeho narodnom
bytf alebo nebytfg
Jaka bnde Vasa odpoyeA ame-
lrickf Slovaci
Odpovieme i teraz leIt pesnyrp
Islovom, rezolncion, alebe odkazom
do starej vlasti, ze my snles pre-
mich alz vykon6li tolke, kol'ko
bolo nasou povinnost on. odferaz
mech sa starajd 0 seba sami a. bez
nass 7
Ruku ma srdce;; Sestry q Bra
lila Keby sme talk mysleli, hove
Irili a citili, zasliizili BY SINE 81, a.
by vlastna nasa mat nam; OPP
vrhla! ss &
Me! Nasa odpoved'ta mas odkaz
"a more tym, GO bojujn "a svobo-
du sloyenskeho naroda, moze hyt
a bude len takato:
My sn1e s Vanai v boji q vytr-
vame V nom, kym ciel' nasej q
svobodscyaeej akcie: samosprAy..
ne slovensko v ramci ceskosloven-
skej rspdblilzy . ' smysle pitts
burghskej dohody, nebude dovr-
seny. xanas tento mole trvat' rok.
diva, desat rolsoy, ale alnsridlki
slov6ei xostan6 Y non M t5eh
|! |ss - 1Bssds ] = 1DyxsI
TAX nam Boh psssIaiaj III
Len takato odpovcd, je hodna
lmerickych Slovakoy tych zcr-
ltvi. ktore ma oltari slovenciny =
Slovenska prinies',i.
A tak1to odpoved dat nam
'saze niefen laska. K zemi sloven-
ikej, ale / nasa povinnost', dovf-
mt svoje ylastne dielo. Lebo we'd
sme to boil my, americki Slovaci,
iStorf sqe prezidentem eeskoslo-
genskej repnbliky, n G. Masa-
.ykom ostatnymi eesky ymi pred
stayitel'mi revolucnej zahranienej
akcic uzavrei pisomnii smlnvu,
takzvann pittsburghsk1 dohodu,
:e Slovensko v ramci ,ceskoslo-
venskej republiky bude mat svoj
slovensky snem,- svoju slovenskn
sprawl, svoie slovenske study, a
svoj slovensky iiradng jazyk. a
len pod touto smlnvne zabezpeee-
1 -
nou podmienkou spojili sme sa $
Gechmi "a ciel'om ,,ltvorit mimi
;tatpu jednotu, ceskos1ovenskd
republiku.
PittsburghslSa dohoda je nasir1
| dielom, oyocim nasich prac zer-
tvi. Ale zaroven je isnasim cest-
nym sloyom zavazkoni!
| "A nikto nesmie pouedata. ze a
| mericki Slovaci s1 vierolomci!
Pravda, prepasli SINE TAXI pri-
Ilezitost' zvrsit' syoje osvobodzo-
stoyans bolo sept. 1917 roku q
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-03

b " xlayeuski vclit tias lJ)e y
pujidi svoje obsanskx beSinhokIi
Na tychto shronsez le,ii i6cil se &,
nit budd pfominelatu ssosSns A 81
y anRliclf kfoff alovs B
|skJch obSanov f6lixnA mia I \ prime n i
pani Y progral les @ rspubl
|skei strany ! ! l olbsnkmia icls y ksl ].
|didatmi ma roxlicns tktne ! Eree
ne brady. aas \
Shromaidenia hadii n naal
|nych miestach 4 ease: sas
n messs q Ylounasioi si xkoIe
osady sy. Cyrilla n Meti 81 4
der D 30, ale mozno mn ~ mist 4
budf zaujimave roxhov5E q
koli prevedn esishy, I'm - xafns
|re6nenie. \ III
Ma Steeltonv skOlskej aiest
nosti osady Naisv. n. Jezis (pos
kostolom J, . 100 veeer. M
" I4ansingyille " SokoIovni M &
Homewood Ave, D 10 vccer. s
v Haselton Y skolskei nicst.
nosti osady sv. AlShety A n. Has.
seltine Ave-, :. hb1iie DO pol,a.
f1r,i stss !. !,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-03

tstovans bolo v sept. 1917 rokn ~
inuzskych, tohto soptembra len 6.
pomerne dl'a tohto ndAva sa IA
prohibicie menej vrazd. menej BIZ
tick, vytrznosti, kradezf q ldpezi.
.Slovom, zloain sa zmensil . vel Ike
.percenta. .'si
Ked' 81 predstavlme, 60 jedna
lena . jej deti museli yytrpet od
sozraneho muza otca. ked prisiel
domos sTzo salonu q kol 'ko nest a.
sta cakalo rodinu, ktorej otec
sp&cEal dajaky zlocin opilom
Save, = ked povazime, ze vel 'ka
cast, zArohhu, ktord otec predtIm
prepiial ide teraz do banky alebo
na lepsiu svgchovu deti, prideme
na mienku, ze ia prohibieia pred
Y je leli posehnanim pre- lud.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-03
By DoLRYMpLE

When woman, single handed, and all by her lone self, can make enough money to own her own car, her own home and go abroad six times within dozen years, you can just take off your new spring bonnet to her and "kow-tow" and "salaam" until this time next year. because that spells ability"
 This Is precisely what our own Mrs. J. H. Ray (and I say "our own" advisedly because she is part and parcel of Birmingham and has grown up with the Magic City. progressing as 1t has progressed, and making money as the opportunity has af- forded). has done and her story Is one that will interest her scores of friends IS well as hundreds of others
 Mrs. Ray has made her success through the time -honored custom of keeping "boarders," a profession that has been the occasion of many anus ing remarks by facetious newspaper scribes and the subject of many more amusing cartoons" but that type has not been her manner of con ducting business; she has always stood for the most exclusive, the most homelike and the most attrac- tive of boarding houses, where her own personality permeated the place and gave 1t the atmosphere which has made scores love her and love the home she has made for them.
 Mrs. Ray, in addition to the money she has amassed, and the trips she has enjoyed and the many other things that she has indu1ged herself in, has always been beautifully gowned believing as every woman does. who has keen eye to effects, that the well dressed woman stands a better Show to succeed than the shoddy looking one, and besides she is just feminine enough to adore pretty togs.
 When l came to Birmingham I had exactly s75 to my name" Mrs. Ray told me the other day, but l had the good fortune to fall in with Mrs. P. K. McMiller in the old days, when Sixth avenue, north, was the fash ionab1e residential section of Bir- minghem and the Jemisons and the w. s. Browns, the Tutwilers and the Arnclds. the Hudgins and the Sloss's, the Berneys and the Hillmans and many others lived in that section."
 Mrs. McMillar retired and II bought the business. having assisted her during my residence with her in many ways and the suggestion com ing to me from other occupants of her home. I undertook an enormous job. but within six years I made s10,0e0: l then sold my interest to
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-03
SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS WOMEN OF BIRMINGHAM

should happen to tell you that keep ing a first class boarding house is easy, you will know it is all mis- take. You have to have your head at work every minute of the time and watch closely every expenditure, eles there will never be any velvet for the one in charge. l again went abroad and again when came back there was the urge from my friends to open another place.
 T took Terrace Court, which was more than eight years ago, and suc- cessfully operated it until the early part of last autumn when l pur- chased the Roland place on High land avenue, which is now my home.
 "In the mean time, last summer went abroad again and had most delightful trip; I visited all the fashionable Parisienne cafes and hotels, and learned new dishes, gained new ideas, and many of these I have put into effect in my new home"
 T paid s20,000 for my present home. and have expended about sl0,000 on improvements; l have added bath rooms to every room in the house, six in all; I have redecorated and have copied to a certain extent the Cafe Mangot' in Paris, using the beautiful shades of yellow in decora- tion and carrying out the idea most artistically
 saThe Parisienne dishes I have copied too, for variety is the spice of life and I realize that variety in menus Is one of the most appealing things, because the inner man must be satisfied.
 Many visitors
 T never can account for the num- Der of visitors that find my place last Sunday 20 people dropped in for dinner on Sunday evening, and there Is never Sunday that from five to ten are not noted. This, of course, pleases me very much.
 What do I consider the secret of successfully conducting a boarding house? That's easily answered; close buying and getting the very best the market affords, that is it.
 "Of course It Is difficult at first to the novice; I had never dreamed of doing the things I have done when I was girl; my mother was a good housekeeper; I had graduated from the Weslyan Female college in my home in Macon. Ga; my mother be- fore me had been graduate of this
  out of school I was married and later my husband and I came to Bir- mingham and it was here I started in business.
 MT. Ray became associated with the Huston Biscuit company, now the A. B. c. Bakeries; he has been there 35 years and Is the oldest in point of service of any of the present personnel.
 "One of the delightful things about my business is the number of lovely people who I claim as my home folks; during the past years l have numbered many of the most charming people in Birmingham among the members of my household and always it has been pleasure rather than drudge to-fne.
 And guess what they call me?' Mrs. Ray said, smiling. Boss"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-03
Scotti's Grand Opera < Company Closes With
 Artistic Productions

As Antonio So and his Metropolitan artists wend their they reflect Birmingham and congratulate themselves splendid aristicaly if not financially Although the below expectations the manifested equally
  the Birmingham Study an necessity in Birmingham Negotiations the Scoth Grand
  Opera in Birmingham rendition of Bzets Carmen" the matinee "The
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-03
Smyer Talks Shop
 To Postal Attaches
 On Improvements

As a feature of the program of Postal Improvement Week." local carriers numbering more than 1oo assembled yesterday and under the leadership of R. B. Smyer. postmaster, a short discussion was held on the possibilities of improving the city mail delivery service.
 The carriers were urged to wear their best clothes. their best smiles and to be on their tip toes" at all times to make efficient service their watchword.
 Postmaster Smyer stated yesterday afternoon that nothing spectacula r was being done during the campaign but that the personnel of the entire office had been greatly stimulated to better service in the future.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-03

wiring our hands in agony over our shortsightedness."
 Mrs. Sharp made a stirring appeal Tor motion pictures, said that the directors would give the public ex- actly what it wants and that there Is nothing to take the place of the mo- ton picture
 If we want better pictures we must demand and patronize the good ones and stay away from those that emphasize crime. sex and immoral ity"
 She made this statement which drew hand clapping:
 Books As Bad
 The motion picture has come in Tor great deal of condemnation but it's stories are as a general rule not as bad as the stories of books YOU buy"
 She told of conditions at Holly wood, declaring that the employment situation there is very serious, and that the Women's clubs of California have taken up the work of feeding and taking care of hundreds of people let out of the motion picture business on account of the dull times. These club women are thinking and doing" she said, and I was struck with the fact that in their meeting oratory played no part. The women have gone so far as to make a tabulation of the men and women out of employ Went. and have listed the things like cooking. cleaning. sewing. chaffeur- ring and other work that they can do
 These lists are being used by those persons seeking workers to employ" At the close of the open meeting the Study circle served attractive ices bearing the monogram of the club.
 At the Meeting
 Among those present, anG who were from the listed clubs, were: Mrs. James NJ. Bowman. Mrs. A. J. Monette. College Womens club; Mrs. Kyle Shropshire. Present Day club; Mrs. Francis Ezell, Edgewood Study cir cle; Myrtis Wright. Eclectic Study circle; Mrs. F.. o. Wright. Womans club; Mrs. J. M. Donaldson. Progress sive Study club, Ensley; Mrs. R. A. Gray. Mrs. A. N. Dugger. Cosmos club. Ensley; Mrs. w. c. Sterrett Mrs. w. J. King. Mrs. ]. G. Putnam. Mrs. Roy Mccullough. Mrs. l.. J. Williams, Edgewood Literary club; Mrs. J. R. Irwin, Mrs NJ. O. West Mrs. F. C. Rosamond, Modern Study club; Mrs. John l.. Parker. Quest club; Mrs. C.. C. Adams. Psychology club; Mrs. L. J. Haley. Mrs. A. R. Wilson. Eleanor Horde club; Mrs. H. T. Brownell. Edgewood Study circle; Mrs. & D. Acton of the same club; Mrs. Scales, Mrs Scott, Mrs. Shaw, Shakespeare club; Mrs K. Howard. Mrs. Bessie Webb Jaynes, Birmingham Writers club: Mrs. P. P. Burns, Mrs. Doster, Mrs C. Abbott. L'Etude D'Art; Mrs. Frank Stevens, Wentworth club; Mrs. IS. R. Klippelt. Huntsville Avenue Chautauqua circle; Mrs. Willard Wheeler, Norwood Delphian Study
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-03

This is twenty-sfxth of a series O: stories about successful business women In BIrmingham. The arti- cles will appear each day in The Age-Hernld. Few people realize how many are the highly nuccess- Full examples of women who have seized the business opportunities offered by great and growing Bir- minEhnm and have won places of esteem and confidence in the busi- ness world.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-03

Double Bill at Night : Wolf -Ferrarfs delectable Secret of Suzanne" and 'Leoncavalles Pag 1iacci." were presented as the final operas of the season last evening at the Jefferson theatre by the Scotti Grand Opera company.
 Aside from the fact that "Pagliacci" alone certainly conveys enough eme- tional stimulus for one evening, the combination was well chosen. The "Secret of Suzanne' was one of the tastiest operatic morseIs of the series and was warmly received. Antonio Scetti as Count Gil was as youthful
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-03
FILES s5,oO0 SUIT

Eldorado, Ala, proved to be the Sodom of sorrow for Lula Coleman, according to a suit she filed in cir cult court yesterday against the Louisville and Nashville railroad. She asks s5,G00 damages on the grounds that while she was alighting at the Eldorado station, the train gave a jerk. causing her to fall and dislocate her hip.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-03
FILE FEDERAL SUIT

Suit for sso.Ooo was filed in federal district court yesterday morning by J. H. McNees against the Southern rail- road, asking damages for personal in- Juries received in February, when a Birmingham street car In which he, his wife and son were riding was struck by a Southern train.
 Damages of S10.000 were asked for McNees, for Ila McNees. his wife. and John McNees, a minor son of the plaintiff, who sues for all. Fred Fite is counsel for the plaintiff.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-03

Mrs. Nj H. Ransom for S2.000. making s12,000 all told. I decided to rest for awhile and so I went abroad; enjoyed my trip immensely, because I believe that all work and no play Is a mighty bad thing for anybody"
 Starts on Larger Scale
 "When I got back from my trip I was urged by numbers of my old friends, who had followed the exodus