davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-31
ADREssAR oKREsNEHo sBoRu
SLOW. Ley v YOUNGSTOWN, O.

Joaaf Martinko, prcds., 249. Carton
St., City. .Inraj Murdzak, podprcdseda
1922 Taylor ST., City, Jurai puhalla
tajomnfk, u N. Whitney Ave-, City.
Martin Dolak, pokl., COL Steel st., City.
Dozorn.t vybor: Frantisek Hudik, Pa
vel Habovsky a Martin Lipka. - Ma
sledovn6 sbory prisldehaid do Okr.
Sboru: A.. Lansingyille, SO. mesta,
1913. 10 >teelion, 1870. 20 Struthers, 2OI
Briel Hill, 242. Haselton a 314. 2
East Youngstown.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-31
uRAD Ma RoK 1921 HAsELTON
sLovAK TATRA KLUBu.

Jan Basista, predseda, Michal Jnras,
podpredscda, Michal Kozak, dstovnik,
Payel Mack, pokiadnik, Stanislav Ne
cko, zApisnik. Dozorcovia majet-
kn: Jan Blazo Jan Venglareik. Do
zorcovia rhorJeh: Stefan Sanetrik,
traz, Valent Rovder. Adrcssa: Stani.
slav Eecko, r. 9, Box 800, Haselton
Sta, Youngstown, Chic. Ed
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-28
TaikOs KOnfer0nCija su TurkaiS
Cali Pairti
ANGLAl SU FRANCUzAIS GINCIJASl W zBALA

LAUSANNE, lapkr. p.
ArtimQjn RytQ taikos konfe-
rcncija pradcda irti. Politi-
nts komiSijos SuSirinkimas,
kuriamc turGjo but i$SprcStos
TmkijoS SicnoS Mazojc Azijo-
ic, taigi, ir Mosul zibalo lau-
kQ Stovyba, atidGta toliaus.
Tam komisiJos susirinkimul
ncpaSkirtaS laikas.
Su>iriuLimO atidtIiOjimas,
tai kiIe ncsutikimai angIQ su
francuzais del zibalO lauEQ.
VyriauSias FrancijoS dclcga-
tas Barrcre parcikalavo in
Strukciju * ParyziauS nuo
premiere Poincarc. .Jis be jO
uurodymQ nczino kaS vcikti
Su Anglijos vyriauSiuoju dele
cato lordu CulZOn.
Gil paStarQiam ncvyko pa
daryti su turkaiS privatinC
>utarti kas link tQ zibalo lau-
ky. NyriausiaS turkQ dele
gataS ISmet pa$a atsiSako an
CLAIMS priazinti bent kokias
ypatin&aS teiScS zihalo lau-
kuoSc.
LordaS Curzon zadGjo, kad
MoSul apskriti Anglia pripa-
Ems Turkijai ir kitIq uz Ii
balo konccsijq. Bet turkai
atSiSakO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-28
iPENK1 NUzUDYTA IR
NAMA1 PADEGTA.

BRISTOL, Tenn, lapk. %.
= Kuomet gaisrininkai uzge-
sino pakilusi gaisrq valgomQ
daiktQ krautuIije il namuo-
Sc, is muodcguliu iStraulh
pcnkis zmoniu lavonus. Tai
buvo krautuN6s savlninko Ja-
mes Smith, 80 m., ir jo Sci
mynos lavonai. Butent, jo
motcrics ir 2 metQ dukters.
BE to, jo giminaitfs su l3 me-
tQ bcrniuku.
Susckta, kad visos aukos
nuzudytos su kirviu ir namai
padcgta. Kick palaukus John
son City areStuotas Ben, Bur
enfield, Al m. Ia zuvusi pas
Smith us giminaitt tai buvus
jQ motcris, su juo pasimGtu-
81. Burchficld daug kartQ
jai grumojes.
Policija RADIO Burchfieldo
drabuzius sutcptus krauju.
Policija patyra, kad Smith
iSvakaro pardaves savasti ir
mamie tu;ijo nemazai lpinigQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-28
ANGLUA REMNANT S. v.
NUs|STATYMA. Al
LAUSANNE, lapkr. %.

LAUSANNE, lapkr. %. =
Anglijos Delegates lordas
Curzon paskelbe, jog Anglia
remnant Suv. Valstybiq nu-
sistatymq Turkijos klausime.
Taigi, buk ir Anglia stovinti
az "atviras duris" Turki.joi-
Kalbama, jog turkai ar tik
nepadarys sutarties su Amc-
rika Mosul zibalo laulzQ rel
Kale. -...
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-28
AMER|KOS lEG|ONAS W ATE|v|y YARzYMA

INDIANAPOLIS, lapk. %.
Amerikos Legiono amerl-
koninimo komisijos nacionalis
direktorius Powell skelbla,
Jog Vokietija stow Viso pa
saulio prieSaky apSvietos Evil
gsniu. Vokietijoj gyventojQ
tarpe analfabetizmas (skaity-
ii ir rasyti nemokejimas)
kaipir nezinomas.
Antraja vieta uzima DAM
ia. Paskui paeiliui seka
Sveicarija. Holandija, Suomi
ia, Norvegija, svedija, skoti-
ia, Anglia, Valija, Prancija,
Paskui seka Suv. Valstybes.
ITaigi S. V. uzima net vienuo-
likta vieta.
1920 metals padarytas cen
zus irode, kad Suv. Falstyha-
Sc yra nemokSQ apie penki
milionai.
Kas idomiausia, kad eia a
nalfebetizmas neina mazyl1,
bet nuolat dauginasi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-28
Turkai s1narkauja.

Francuzu delegacijoS Sekre-
toriuS MasSigli uAgy!4i kllu-
SiuS lramcuZu su anglalS ne
SutikimuS. NcZiurint to, kon-
fcrcnciioS bdgiS Iyg SuSpcn-
Quotas.
ViSkaS konferencJoje geral
klojoSi. kol nepakeltaS Mosul
zibalo lauku klausimaS. Tur-
kai. raSi, butu pasidave anglQ
nOrams.
Bet Staiga konferencijojc
pak@M balsQ Suv. EalstybAl
neoficialiS atstovaS. Jis pra-
neS1, kad Turkija turf but
Iaisva il atvira visam pasau-
liui. Kitokiam nusistatymul
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-28
TURKAI WALDO ADRIA-
NOP0LI.
-ADTIANOPOLIS, lap. %

ADTIANOPOLIS, lap. %,
Kaip tik ana diena Si mic
sta aplcido paskutiniai graf
ky zandarmQ burial, tuojaus
micstan inGjo turkai.
hI%jus turkams, gyvcntojai,
kaip bcmatai, apsitais6 turk1ll
fezomis (kepur6mis). Nisos
skryhilts mcsta Salin. Visos
graikQ iSkavos ant krautuviQ
pakcista turkiSkomis iSkabo-
mis-.
FrancuzQ komcndantas
miestq pavede turkQ guberna-
toriui, gen. Tahir bey'ui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-28

Tai patyrus, Americas Le-
gionas nusprend6 darbuotis
maziausia penkeriems me-
tams visai sulaikyti Sion Salin
ateivyste il tue laikotarpiu
pavaryti pirmyn amerikoniza-
Vino darba, ty. .visus Gia gy-
venancius ateivius suameriko-
ninti.
Amerikos Legiono virSinin-
kai yra nuomonHs, jog analfa-
betizma cia daugina ateiviai.
Tad verciaus tokiu visai nel-
sileisti Sion salin. ,
Bet kas bus tuomet su A
merikos pramone, tai Powell
nutyli. =
zinovai tvirtina, jog memo,
ksu tarpe didesrs5 dalis yra
ciagimiQ zmoniq, bet ne at
eiviu. Juk nemokaneiu skai-
tyti il savo pavardes parasy-
ii ateiyiq Suv. Valstijos Sc
mai nepriima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-28
FRANCUzQ EKsPEDIC1JA
PER SAHARA.

PARYzIUS, lapkr. %.
Vienas automobiliQ gaminto-
jas francuzas sureng6 ekspe-
dicijq per Saharos tyryna'
.Tikslas - norma iSmaginti
na1os automobiliu konstrukci
jos iSlaikomybe. Turfs per
vaziuoti apie 1000 mailip
smilciQ juromis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-28
MATyT, PREzIDENTAS PRADES REFORMUOTI
PROHIBICLJA

pravcsti tardymus. Be to,
prohibicijoS klausimq paduos
aptarti savo kabinctui.
Iinovai tvirtina, kad po to
ivykio prozidentas darbuosls
prohibicijoje ivesti zylnias re-
iormas.
Tas iStatymas Siandie visoj
Sally tiesiog ignCuojamas'
Del jo zmonds iprato ignoruo-
ii ir kitus svarbesniuosius i
statymuS. Tokia pad6tis A
MCCALL gyvuoti.
Cia galimas vienas is dvie-
jQ daiktaS: arba Xxi paskuti-
Mo kraujo laSo prohibicijq
vykinti arba jq atSaukti. Wy
knit prizes didziumos gwen
tojQ nora yra negalima. At
Saukti irgi neparanku. Tao
geriausia ivesti bent kokias
reformas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-28
Atvyko bolsevikas.

IS Maskvos atvyko dar vie
mas bolSevikQ delegates -
Rakovsky. iTomis dienomis
atvyks dar Tchitcherin.
.Atvykus Rakovsky'iui pra-
ncSta, kad bolsevikq delegatai
bile momentas pasirenge sto-
ii konferencijon DardaneliQ
klausime. Kas valanda jie
gall paduoti savo nusistaty-
mQ.
Is Konstantinopolio atvyko
amerikoniSkas admirolas Bri-
stol. Pranese. jog Konstan-
tinopoly yra ramu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-28

WASHINGTON, Iapkr, %.
- Prczidcntas Hardingas pa
inforlnuotaS, kad ana dienQ
Philadelphia ivyko armDoS
ir karo Iaivyno zaiSmes Sval-
diniu. Dalyvavo apie 10000
publikos. Ir tOje pramOgo-
je visai buvo uzmir$ta, kad s,
Valstytase gyvuoja prohlbEcl-
ia. Svaigaiai liejosi vlsame
amfiteatrc. Kaip vyral, talp
moterys vieSai gene tikrq alQ,
vynQ il net degtine.
Pc pramogos vakare Phlla-
delphijos vieSbuciuose tas pat
veikGsi. Eisur mat6si nusl-
garusiQ zmoniQ. Prohibici-
ia tiesiog pajuokta. Prohlbi-
cijos istatymas buvo mindzio-
jamas.
Kalbama, kad, matyt, pre-
zidentas Hardingas par6dys
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-28
ILLINOIS PALETTE zEMES
DREBEJIMAS.
ST. LOUIS Mo, lapkf. ~:

ST. LOUIS Mo, lapkf. ~
jVakar vakare stiprus, ze-
rAas drebaiimas palieti Il
miestq, pietine Illinois valsty-
bds dali, vakarine Indiana il
vakarine Kentucky.
Kai-kur subir6jo langW sti-
.klai, nugriuvo kaminc-, sutru-
ko muro sienos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-28
zUVE DAUGIAU STU
DENTU.

WINNIPEG, Man., Kama
da, lapkr. 90. - Gaisro SUI
naikintoj sv. Bonifaco kolegi-
joj, sakoma, &uve he du, bet
apie deSimts Suddenly. Nuos-
toliai siekia apie vienq milo
nQ dOleriQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-28
Anglai baimeje.

Anglai Siandie rciSkia bal
mes, kad gall jic netckti Mo-
sui zibalo laukQ. Tuos lau-
kuS gall paimti koncesijOn a
mcrikOnai.
Uzvakar vakarc Ismct pasa
kalIiijo su amerikoniSkais ko-
rcspondentais. Ismct parei-
Skd, kad jis norris praneSti A
CLANS pripazinti bent kokias
mcrikos gyvcntojams, lygiai
ir Amcrikos vyriausybci, jog
Amcrikos kapitalas TmkWjoje
labai geistinas. Tuo budu
Turkija nori iSvengti Euro
pos vieSpatiju panciQ, kuriais
norma subraklinti turkQ tel
SeS., NJ
"Turkiia reikalauja sau
pilnos ncpriklausomyh@s ir
laisVts. Nori patti rupintis
nuosavais reikalaiS," sake ki-
taS turkQ delegates. " Turki-
ia neturi savo kapitaIo iSvys-
tyti induStrijai. Tam tikslui
rcikalingas svetimas kapita-
las. Dclto j labiausia pa
Iinkusi prize Amerikos kapita-
10. III pasircngusi tam ka-
pitalui duoti pirmenybe. 10
dziu tariant, Turkija pagei-
dauja biznio tik su Amerika. "
Kad tik del tQ zibalo lauku
ncsuirtQ visai taikos konfe-
rcncija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-28
Amcrika bus prieSinga.

Amcrika bus prieSinga.
TaS atgaivino turkams dva-
sig. Jic galvoja, kad Turki-
ia su Amcrika gall gercsni
bizni padaryti, ncgu su Ang-
LIZA. Dclto anglams grieztai
il pasiprieSino.
Tad il nesteb6tina, kad sia-
ndie uz tuos suirimus anglai
kaltina Amerika.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-28
BOLSEvIKAI .REIKALAU-
IA BESARABUOS.

KONSTANTINOPOL, lap,
2S. - Is Sofijos depeSoje pa
zymima, jog bolSevikQ valdzia
pasiuntus dar vienQ nota Ru-
munijai. Reikalauja graziuo-
ju grazinti Besarabijos pro
vincijq Rusijai. -.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-28
CLEMENCEAU CHICAGOJ.

Vakar Chicagon atvyko bu-
YES Francijos premieras Cle-
menceau. Siandie popiety jis
saEys prakalba Auditorium
teatre.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-28
DUONOS GAMINTOJAI
GRUMOJA.
lapkr. %.

PARYzIUS, lapkr. %.
Sio miesto duonos gaminto7
jai grumoja uzdaryti visas
kepyklas, jei miesto autorite-
tai priesinsis padidinti duo
mai kaina.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-28
"a zMoNEs NUsKENDo.

BUENOS Aires, Argentina,
lapkr. %. = Upeje Parana,
arti Zarate, du' pervazu susr-
dauz6, 81 zmones nuskendo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-28
DAUGELIS KATALIKU
ERINKTA $KOTUOJ.
skotijos kataiiku darbininkp
elemental ypa6 turejo pa
vykimo. Vatikano choras
duoda koncertus. Angijoje.
Kardinolas lanke Oxfordo
UniVe1sitetQ.

LONDONAS, lapkr. %.
SkotiioS municipalities rinbi-
muoSc katalikQ darbinmknl
elemental turtjo pavykimo.
Kituomct rinkimuoSc .icmS
mazai vyko. Bet Simct jie
iro&t savo susipratimQ. Is
to kilo vicnybG il pagallanS
laimGjimaS,
GIasgowo .municipalIj tary-
BOZ katalikai Iainijo II vie
tQ. Daugiau kaip kitos at
skirios partijoS victQ Iain1ijo
ir kituoSc mazcSniuoSc Skoti-
joS micStuoSr.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-28
Kardinolas OXforde.

kardinolaS Bourne lank6Sl
Oxrordo UnivcrSitctc JiS y
ra >io UnivcrSitcto TeiSiU
Daktaras. - @
KataIikai Studentai turi sl-
organizave Newman kllubq.
Kliubas tmtjo metini SuSirin-
kimQ. Pirmininkavo kardl-
nOlas.
Po suSirinkimo Studentai
surengt pokyli pagerbti 10
EminencijQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-28

CHICAGO. -Siandie iSda-
lies apsiniauke; maza atmal-
na tcmpcraturOje,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-28
"DRAUGAS"

Six Months. ...............$S6O
AT NEWS STANDS &c. A COPY
DRAUGAs PUBLISHING CO., Inc.
1884 So. Oakley Ave, Chicago, Ill.
Tel Roosevelt 1901
SSS068S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5;
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-29
DEsDE euAYAN1LLA

INsPECCIONANDO:-En inspection
de los libros muricipales Sc encuentra
en- esta poblacion, desde hace algunos
dias, ell active investigator de la audi
toria de San Juan, don Juan J. Santos.
Grata permanencia le dsseamos.
Sc QUEJAN:-Los presos que Sc en-
cuentran recluidos en- la carcel de esta'
poblaci6n Sc han qudiado al Comisiona-
do de Servicio Publico, Policia y Pri-
stones del maltrato de que son objeto
Esperamos que Sc haga justicia los
reclusos.
PRoGREso EsCoLAR:-segdn in
formes que hemos obtenido del depar-
tamento de instruction local. Ell total
de escuelas en- esta municipalidad as
ciende SO, con un total de 144o alum
nos.
Ell coEREsPoNsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-29
DEsDE LAJAs

CONTRA BACO:-El nuevo jefe de
la policfa. don Juan Soltero, en- union
de sus subalternos, esta desplegando
una activa campafa contra los ''moja-
dos''. &c
LOS FANS DE PLACEMEs:-
Nunca el deporte basebolero habia ad-
quirido tantos fanaticos, nj Sc habia
desarrollado con tantog entusiasmo, CO.
mo en- la actualidad.
FL ''base ball" es Ell tema del d1a
En- los cafatines, plazas, Gales esqui-
mas no Sc habla de otra cosa.
VISTA PUBITCA. Recientemente
Sc llev6 a efecto una vista publica pa
ra estudiar la queja que Sc formula con
ira los abastecedores de carnes de ga
nado vacuno
segln la queja, al amanecer solamen-
to quedan huesos y piltrafas, propias
para los animales.
Ell Concejo hubo de impartirles per-
don, aunque comprendi6 10 justo de la
protesta.
! Enardo DE BAILsSY.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-29
jUNA GRAN ECONoMIA!
AHoRRE DINERo

No hay necesidad de botar los ira
jes viejos, mandandolos al "Dry Clean
ing'' del PORTO RICO STAN LAUN-
DRY. Sc transformaran en- nuevos.
Tel6fonos 90 Y 1914. San Juan, p. r.
Oficina: Salvador Brau 81. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-29
Notas de la isla

calentura no 'esta en- la sabana. En- All
bonito, esta demas sea lucha esteril que
s6lo trae como iinica consecusncia I'm
semillero de odios, perjudicial a toda
comunidad que 10 soporte. Deben ALI
unirse. ambos partidos, hacer una Sc
lecci6n de hombres para ponerlos al
frente de la representation local, Y ira
tajar todos por ell mejoramiento de Ia
poblaci6n. Este es el unico remedio pa
"a combatir los males expresados. Po
cas- palabras mas que quedan por decir.
Ahora estoy aqui, situado en- Ell simpa-
tico pueblo de Rio Piedras. No me dis
gusta este sitio, que he elegido para d
jar mi residencia, por que noto en- 6l
los sfntomas del progreso, en- todas sus
mti1tiples manifestations. Ell pueblo do
Rio Piedras esta recibiendo toda la in
fluencia de la culta ciudad de San Juan,
v con este queda dicho todo. Termino
estas cortas NAL escritas lineas en-
v;ando mi triste saludo de despedida a
los habitantes de Aibonito, ponien-
dome incondicionalment a las 6rdenes
de ellos. y de los del pueblo de Rio
Piedras, quienes pueden contar en- Ell
que estas lineas escribe con un humilde
pero sincere servidor.
Fernando Pont ZAYAS.
Rio Piedras, "a de agosto de 1922.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-29
AcoMETIM1ENTo Y AGGRESSION

Ed la Gale Pelayo, de Puerta de
TERRA, Ell suJeto Francisco Quinones
acometi6 agredi6 al guardia Agapito
Bermddez, en- los momentos que aquel
era arrestado por un delito ds altera
ci6n de la paz. La Corte Municipal i'm
puso al agresor $50 de multa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-29
Academia CatdIica

Acreditada por Ell Departamento
de Instrucciol
Ensehanza elemental 0e- 10. al 80.
grado.
Curse Commercial de dos amos.
Alta Escuela, 10. y 20. Afio.
Profesoras, Sisters Americanas y
6 maestras puertorriquefias.
Glasses de Religion y Moral.
Alberta la Matricula de 8 IL a. m.
FL nuevo curse comfenza Ell 5 de
Septiembre.
Informes, tel. 1924, san Juan. P. r.
FL P. Director,
Antonio de CASTILLO.
Advs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-29
RoTos POR TACOs sANOs

Hernos introducido nuestro Establecimento e
carnblo de de bolillo. Haceos toda clase de
canbio al calzado ben porque haya roto el taco
estropeado resulte alto bajo. Los todos
colores tamanos Nuestra garant1a es de que queda
ain mas frme que de fabrca $15O el par las
clones sc hacen 20 inutos Los trabajos que
Wen de la Isa seran atendidos Ell d1a. Tambien
hemos montado nuestro taller de reparacion de
las de gona contando operarios expertos mate
les de primer orden.
LA IMPERIAL De Antonio Lena. Cruz esq. aSanFancisco
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-29
ARREsTADA PoE EscANDoLAsA

La policia de Puerta de TERRA arres
to aver Amalia Esueves, quien produ
jo un fuerte escandalo EN- la via pd-
blica. La Corte lie exigi6 la delincuen
to $15 de multa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-29

Esa maquina trabaiara GUAM
do la yea eI BRUJO.-Tel. 355.
AdVt.
The Glenwood post., 1922-01-26
Twenty Years Ago
Items Taken From The Post Published
the Fourth Week in January, 1902

o. D. Button of New Castle left the
ranch long enough last Monday just to
see what a real town looked like.
Charley Lang this week made a visit
to DeBeque to see what an oil boom
looked like and incidentally to make a
few investments. He speaks well Of
the new camp.
Senator and Mrs. E. T. Taylor on
Tuesday evening entertained at dinner
Judge Stevens of Ouray and his stem
ographer, NJ. M. Detch. The gentle
men were both delighted with the hos
pitality of Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor.
Sam Dougan has sold his residence
property on Blake avenue to Mrs.
Mary Doze, who has also purchased Of
Mrs. Ross the two lots adjoining on
the south and will probably erect a
neat pair of cottages thereon. Mrs.
Doze and family will take possession
of the Dougan house just as soon as
Mr.. Dougan can vacate the same.
The Woodmen gave a very enjoyable
reception and dance last Thursday eve
ming at their hall on Grand avenue.
There was large attendance of Wood
men and their friends and everybody
seemed to appreciate the hospitable
and pleasant maner in which the
Woodmen entertained. The Woodmen
band and Barlow 3 mandolin club rem
dered excellent music. There were
recitations, phonograph selections, a
wood saving contest and the percept-
ton degree conferred on Mrs. Noonan
and Mrs. Walz.
The Glenwood dancing academy at
the opera house added about fifteen
new scholars to their roll Tuesday eve
ning, making total of forty-five.
This put Manager Pease in such good
spirits that he sent out for new mu-
sicians and gave his scholars an extra
hour for social dance. A noticeable
feature of this academy is the large
number of ladies that attend and the
excellent order maintained
One of the prettiest parties given in
Glenwood this winter was that of Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Dougan last Saturday
evening at their residence on Blake
avenue when they entertained over
forty of their friends at six-handed
euchre. Six beautiful prizes were
given, the winners being Mrs. Bert
, Barlow, Mrs. Ollie Thorson, Mrs. Fred
Kaiser, Mr.. C. Schwarz, Bert Bar
low and II. R Kamm. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. E. B.
Parker, DeLan. ,Edinger, Bixby, Bert
Barlow, Ewing, Carr, Korn, Thorson,
Ernest Barlow, Napier, Kaiser, Kamm,
Burritt, Dean, Ross, VIM. Dougan, ].
G. Schwarz, Dresser Hughes, and
Misses Parker and Bixby. At twelve
o clock dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess and at . much
later hour the guests took their leave,
The Glenwood post., 1922-01-26
FOOD FOR THE FAMILY,

THERE is no other article Of food
which is as frequently placed on
the table and takes as prominent
place in the diet as bread. In some
form 1t is served at every meal
Bread because Of Its prominent
place as food, should be well made
and well baked.
The ideal loaf Of bread is dome
shaped, attractive in appearance, crust
smooth, of rich brown color, the
crumb spongy, tender and Of delic-
ious flavor of the wheat.
The Glenwood post., 1922-01-26

health was so seriously undermined by
the naru cimes of 1914 that he became
an easy victim to the 'flu' and your
Uncle Ted wore his serge suit 30 long
that a fly would have broken his neck
trying to crawl ON it. I was mainly
concerned with keeping enough oat-
meal and smoked meat in the house to
beat ont the wolf, but I often heard
him bowling In the next block.
''Then the war orders from Europe
began to pour into this country and
the mills started up again to feed
tho war god Mars, and the farmers set
their plowshares to the task of pre-
pairing the fields to feed the wielders
of the sword. All industry was great
ly relieved and stimulated, not only
because a vast market was opened up,
but also because our great trade COM
petitors were engaged in war. OF our
five competitors in the pearl button in
dutsry, England, Italy, Germany and
Austria switched from button to bullet
making, and Japan alone was left to
compete with us for our own market.
"The war ended as quickly as it
began. In the meantime wages had
climbed in this country in all indus
tries, and Frank NJ. Swacker, testify
ing before the ways and means COM
mittee with regard to the pearl button
industry, just before the tariff bill
VIII ch is now being considered, was
drafted, stated that the wages in the
American industry had increased 93hs
per cent since 1913. He also gave sta
tistics showing that wages in Japan
among the pearl button employees
were IA or l4h cents per day while
here they were from $3.50 to $4.22
day. OF course that means that the
nimble-fingered Japs render it far less
expensive in Japan to make pearl but
tons. During 1920 we imported over
100000 gross of pearl buttons,
enough to button up all the little girls
in the United States for some time to
come. And the Japs produced those
buttons at from to cents gross,
while here they cost from II to II
cents"
"But, if the Japs sell buetons more
cheaply here, don't we get the benefit
of lower prices?" asked Jack
"For time that might be true,"
answered Uncle Ted. ''But what
would be the ultimate effect? The
Japs would drive our own people out
of business, and then with complete
control of this market they would
raise the price way up and we would
be paying more than we do now, with
no pearl button industry of our own,
and with from 10000 to 10000 work
ors out of employment. And what ap-
plies to the pearl button industry ap-
plies to every single industry in this
country which meets competition from
abroad. We should not be required to
reduce the wages paid to American
workmen, and our manufacturers and
farmers should not be penalized by
unrestricted competition because for
eigners will not pay their hands de-
cent wage"
Its a case Of button, button,
who's got the button?', isn't it, Uncle
Ted?" questioned Ruth. eyes, but
when the Republicans get through you
VIII find that Uncle Sam has his but
ton factories" replied Uncle Ted,
"and now your candy has cooled. Go
get it and see if it is on an American
The Glenwood post., 1922-01-26
ActIno Natural.

We are told we should act natural
and do natural things. An Atchison
man says he started out to do things
that seemed natural to him. but that
he landed in the penitentiary.-Atc
son t'lofn
The Glenwood post., 1922-01-26
LYRICS
By DOUGLAS MALLooh
THE NEW YEAR EAST

TAvE no tears for other yeaEs,
For no other days;
In the east the sun appears
With its morning rays.
Turn your back upon the west
Start again upon life's quest
With the rising sun ~
Yesterday Is done.
Do not weep for years that sleep
In the fading past
While the years before you sweep
Like an ocean vast.
There await your untried seas
OF new opportunities,
Lands unvisited-
Shape your course aheadl
Do not live in years that give
Only old regret;
Fortune Is fugitive
You must seek her yet,
Time has closed the old years aoos,
But the New Year lies before
There your fortune lies,
There awaits the prizel
You will find no hope behind,
Only falling night:
But the east is glad and kind
With the morning light.
Turn your eyes to New Years east,
Every hour the dawn increased-
Put the night away,
Yours is now the Day!
(Copyright)
The Glenwood post., 1922-01-26
nefReryG69bBoek

A little thing. sunny smile.
And all day long the day shone bright
The cares of life were made more light
And the sweetest hopes were born.