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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-06-03

That the life Of u wife of a famous
man Is not always pathway Of roses
was eNempliiicd in the ease Of Mari
anne Kent. the lovely bride Of Leigh
Hunt. the most eccentric If all eccen.
tric poets. They were childhood sweet
hearts. and the girls parents had
SteadfnStly refused - approve the
match from the time Of Hunts first
declaration, when Marianne was
scarcely more than Il child She knew
her own mind. AMI they were married
when she was not yet twenty
The Hunts We're exceedingly pocr,
and the husband was possessed of n
nature with which It j. certain very
few persons could have lived in hap
pinesS Marianne however. by her
tact and uniform sweetness. made him
ideally happy. and was just rs happy
herself, and managed the household
with practically no money NJ all She
was obliged Ia assume sole RESPONSE.
billty for the home. for Hunt had no
business SENSE whatever She ne
cepted her trials II part Of her love
and. until her early death. the two
lived life of perfect and loving
contcnlmcIt.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-06-03
CAME AS SHOCK TO NASAL
Why White Man Should DELHI
erately Starve Calves.

My work MS the manager ~ n farm
brought me in close contact with the
African natives the actual raw saw
ages who are only 10 be met with In
the more out-of-the-way districts Of
the protectOrute. The thought and
customs Of these people had AS yet
been uninfluenced by the invasion ~
the white man. writes Llewelyn
Powys IN the New York Evening Post.
The Nasal especially Interested me-
This tribe IN more intelligent than the
others and ~ the same time more
tenacious ~ ancient preIudices. Years
ago they raided and harrled the whole
of the east coast If Africa and were
terror I" everybody. Now that their
pugnnclty is held in restraint by the
Kings African Rifles they have come
Ia concentrate all their interests upon
the countless herds ~ cattle that still
belong To them-the legacy Of their
old foraglng days.
II happened that had deal with
Il white man. He was dalryman.
and was selling him three half.breed
cows which had Just calved sent
the COWS up to the place under the
care Of n Mnsai herder. When he re-
turned I asked him about his visit.
For long time he was silent and
then he said: "Is II the custom among
white men 10 strive their stock to
denth?"
The dalryman. nverjoyed NJ his pur-
chase and the sight Of the heavy I'D
ders Of the cows he had bought had
tied up and MIXED them. "Now." he
had thought. II shall nj last have
enough milk for my cheeses" And II
was not until he had extracted the
last drop Of white liquid that he al
lowed the calves Ia suck. And even
then. us I understand from the min
icry Of the black man. he had kept
hold of their hind quarters pulling
them away as soon MS he thought they
had had enough
To the Nasal the action had np-
peared cruel and lncomprehcnsible
The Nasal could not understand that
II the price Of cheese was higher than
the price Of cattle the man considered
he was doing II perfectly rational and
Legitimate thing in starving the calves.
This deliberate starving of young life
10 make white cakes was In his sight
horrible blasphemy against the
methods Of his god Ngal. who lived
beyond the clouds and ordered all
things for the good of man and beast.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-06-03
Not What She Expected.

A teacher in school NJ Is had left
the room for a few minutes. putting
their children an their honor 10 be-
have. When she returned everything
was peaceful aud quiet except for a
grinding noise The teacher looked
about the room. trying I" learn which
pupil was making the noise, hut she
could not. Stamping her foot. sh"
exclaimed: whoever is making that
noise stand up"
The grinding stopped and life
sized man. with n brace and a bit In
his hand. stood NJ. 1t was the elec-
triclnn who had come into the room
in the teachers absence. and who
had been lying on the floor drilling
n hol" through the baSeboard.-lndi.
annapolis News.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-06-03
IS Cents for the Orchestra

Tcn.year-old John has only recently
come 10 indianapolis with his family
from Il small town where the movies
are "ten-ccnt shows" with no extras
thrown in. one night recently there
was Il well-advrrtiSed production at
one Of the downtown picture thcaters
that John was particularly anxious to
see. His mother gave him - cents ana
started him on. hui in short time he
was back.
why, what's the matter, john" his
mother asked. Didn't you 90, To the
picture show"
NAV" was the disgusted reply. II
didn't have money enough II cost ~
cents"
"Eishty-iive cents Why there must
Ice some mistake" mother answered.
"No. mother music alone was
30 cents. There was a sign that said
box seats - cents, orchestra - cents.
That made - cents. - | Just came
bac1i. "-Indanapois News.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-06-03

Everything at a low price.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-06-03
Royal Window Cleaning.

a correspondent of Canadian
newspaper recalls the famous con
trOversy over subject which ragged
during Queen Nictoria's reign II was
established that the outsidcS Of the
windows OF buckingham palace were
cleaned by the office Of woods and
forests. hut that office had nothing 10
do with the interiors, and there was
considerable doubt as regarded Ger
tain windows whether their insides
fell within the province of the lord
chamberlain or of the lord steward
IA doubt which extended even 10 the
fire IN the queens drawing room. Of
which. IL was laid down. that the
lord steward laid II and the lord
chamberlain lighted Il.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-06-03
Java lmports Much Cotton.

As in most tropical countries the
lack of extensive manufacturing de-
velopment causes the Dutch East In
dies to be large importer of manu-
featured goods. The most important
item brought in is cotton goods. In
fact. the island Of Java is reported
To be the third largest importer Of
cotton goods In the world. Formerly
the supply came almost entirely from
Holland and England. but since the
war this trade has been shared by ia
pan and the United States
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-06-03

I Will agree to give
It a fine new finish,
from the wood or metal
up - at the lowest
possible cost.
There is only one
system which is quick.
enough to varnish a
car throughout from
Monday to Saturday
VALENTINES CEL0X FOUR
DAY SYSTEM.
I will use it on
your car. Valentine
automobile Varnishes
are the best and most
expensive in the
world.
May I have your car
Monday2
I will return it.
Saturday!
Repairing, Upholstering
WALTER B. HEARTHTAY
Snow Hill
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-06-03

Those WeSterners are great ohserv-
ers. one says; Al party man
usually eats something he shouldn't
and woman generally says some
thing she shouldn't"
Another remarks: ~ man Is al
ways wanting some one 10 tell him
how handsome he looks: a woman will
Just stand before the glass and see
for herself "-BOstOn Transcript.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-06-03
snmethinn Lust as Good.

"What :" said the young husband.
"you can't make your own hairs, or
dresses. or bread or ples-then what
can you nlake?"
purchases she answered sweetly.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-06-03
KING ALBERT

Four years old this year, 1922, by
imported Sire and Dam. Both reg
istered in Belgian Stud Book These
stations when full grown weigh one
ton.
King Albert by Rigo de Grenappe
Gimp. 759-A) sired by Sans Peaer
Schendel (4O59O). RIGGS dam was
Louise de Grenappe (F-29S7.)
The dam of King Albert was Paula
de Goddard limp. 76O-A). Her sire
was Chancord SAINT (5i052), dam
Belle de Goddard (2S593), registered
in Societe Cheval de Trait Belege.
King Albert can be seen at the
Glen Riddle Farm by anyone inter-
ested in securing his services. Fee
$500 with return privilege.
GLEN RIDDLE FARM,
Berlin, Md.
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n. n. BAILEY
Corner Federal and Bay Streets,
SNOW HILL. MD.

Modern Kansas Reformers.
An Atchison young woman Is try
ing to make her young man friend
quit drinking. and he is trying to
make her quit smoking.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-10
81anUs1nxllA. Ina 5. febia,a.

8uanUvTnx<la. Dha 8. februa-
Ia .bolo hlasene atatnej spolicii "
KoSiciach, lie v Masarykovej uli-
lei v (. IA sa obesil muz. Ma miesto
|samovrazdy ldostavila So konlisia,
ktora nasla muza lezat' ma zelni.
n obesenom zistenv Dol Frantisek
RataS, AZ -roonv zeleznieny official.
Pricina >samovrazdy uyadza sa
ma rozliGne sluzobne d6vody a "a
chxat choromysel 'nosti.
Nasi poslanci = ich povola-
ME. Podl'a rocenky Cs. republiky
name 18 polit. stran a IL posla-
neckych klubov. Med1 1856 po-
|.slancami je 40 tajomnikov, men
sich r0l'nfkov je 30, redaktorov
SO, s1krom. nradnikov Is, advo.
katov II, robotnikov IA, ucitel 'oy
IA, profesorov 10, obchodnikov 8
knazov 9. Potion je niekol 'ko le-
karov, priemyselnikov, zem. sud
nych radcov, mest 'anostov atd,'.
Y celej snemevni je len ! statkar,
| nakladatel', l zverolekar a |
spisovatel''.
- NGinistri DIR. Nficura "a DIR.
Srob&r v Kosiciach. Dna Z. febr.
prisli rychlikom do Kosic Bra
tislavy minister plnou mocou
pre- sprawl Slovenska dr. Martin
Micura minister skolstva mar.
osvety DIR. Srobar. Ministra Micu-
ru sprevadza ma jeho ceste do Ko-
Sic sef administrativy na Slo-
vensku odborovy prednosta DIR.
kallay a odb. radca dr.. Meznik.
AIinistra Srobara sprevadza skol-
sky referent Stefanek a cirkevny
refetent. dr.. .Medyeckyl Okrem
tgch prisi.: bratislavsky zupan d.
Bella, presovskS zupan DIR. Brez-
ny dr.. Kornel Stodola. Minister
Micura prisiel do Kosic, ably Stu
doval otazky a pripravy k sriade-
niu vel'kej zupy kosickej. Mini
ster Srobar Ease prisiel ciel 'om
'informacii a stddia otaziek Skol-
skych a cirlSevnych.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-10

k y. 4
E&vody - sprscovasas ~
lsGa, kovov . drotov hnAn zaIO.
zene v Bratislave ma vyrabanie
t'azkych lod 'nych pristavnych
ret All a Ian,
kosloxensk& a mad 'arsk5
koruna. Ako je zname, byvaly ma
a 'arsky fillancny minister DIR
Hegedus nrobil nasou vladon
kompenzacny obchod vacsieho slo'
hu, zamenu mad 'arskej milky va
lGeskoslovenske i,lhlie S podmieA
kou, ze my hned SINE musei "a
platit' cenu obika, Mad 'ari ale
mohli nam zostat' dlzni cenu u
hlia. Teraz .prislo ma platenie /
Mad 'ari museli kupovat' nasu ko
runu "a vysoky kurz, elm utrpe
mad 'arsky stat skody / pol mi
Hardy mad 'arskych koran.
- Medzinaroank burza v IRA
tislave. Viedeaska tsDie Boerse'
pise, ze nasa vlada vyjednava /
viacerymi statmi vo veci zalozenis
vel 'kej medzinarodnej bury y
Bratislave, to plodinovej j pc
ilaznej.
$ Dlhy 6eskoslovenskej rspub.
liky cinia dnes::. Domace dlhy-T
K 9,627, 100000. Dlhy v zallrani
ci- Ia potraviny do Ameriky s.
mil. dolarov pri kurze K52.- "a
dollar: 3,276,ooo,OOo kor. Anglii
"a potraviny 417,43 funt. ster.
lingov t..j. 92,OOO,O 900 kor,, Angli
ia potraviny 2 miliony f. sterlin
gov, pri kurze K 220.--- "a funt;
44O, ,OOO, ,OON kor. Amerike "a 81.
birsku armadu 29,800,00O dolafos
co ucinf X 1850, 100000. Italian.
sku "a nase tai. legie $50 milionos
lir Ok 2.30 "a liru) 414,OOO,00G
koriin. Ia frame. legie Francii 12s
mil. frankov OK 4.3O "a frank
spolu $4,000, 900 kor. Osvobodzo-
vaci prispevok $50 milionov zla-
tych frankov pri kurze Kcs. 1920
"a frank: 1850, 100000. Spolu "a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-10
FINANCNE A PRIEMYSELNE
ZPRAVY 20 iSLovENSKA.
Go Slpv. Penaznika, Ture. Sv.
Martin. Predpl. So rocne.)

- Medzinarodna dunajska ko-
misia prelozila uz svoje sidlo z
Budapest do Bratislavy, kde bu-
de 5 rokov posobit'.
- Novy drevarsky podnik ma
Slovensku. Zemplinsky zupan dr..
Slavik zaklada ncastinnn spoloc-
most S kapitalom 6 milionov ko-
run ia spracovanie dreva V kra-
joch, kde postal lesy este nie stl
vy1zitkovane. Sidlo spolocnost!
MA byt' Humemom.
- Plodinova burza v Bratislave
zahaji svoju cinnost di1a l. mar
ca t. +. v miestnostiach mestskej
hudobnej Skoly. Prajeme 81, ably
lpri tejto, pre- mas hospodarsky Il
vot tax dolezitej ustanovizni bo-
| ly nalezite uplatnene slovenske
zaujmy. Najlna treba dbat' pri
vol he sekretara, pri vybere bur-
zovych agentov, ktori musia byt'
bezdhonni a musia byt' pod sta
lou kontrolou burzoveho sudu, v
ktorom tiez musia zasedat' zivly
v kazdom OIL 'ade ciste.
Tovaren ma spracovanie zvie-
raccih mrtvol v Uzhorode bola po
tieto dni zalozena. /,
Ceskoslovenska tabakova re-
i Tia. Cisty vynos tabakoyej rezie
"a minuly rok emil asi 600 Milo
nov kor1n. Hruby prijem cinil
1858 milionov koriln. Jestli ale
lpriratame este dlhy z rokov 1915
-1920, pohy1bujlce sa vo vyske
$50 milionov, v skutocnosti do.
eieleny zisk je vlastne 900 milo.
|nov koriln, teda trochu Wac, ako
SO proc. hrubeho prijmu. Tymto
asi by SINE boil dosiahli predvo.
jcnnej relacie.
Culrovary ma slovensku
lspracovaly v tohoroenej kampani
Z
Y celku 3,006.424.4S metr. centoy
1repy. Y tohoto mnozstva pripad5
ma NDioseg 4S9.112 m centov. O.
rosku 388,913.4O IN centov. Sered
mad Vahom 177, 1872 m ,centoy. Vel
lie Surany 544,423 IN centoy, Tr
nayu 474,50O m centov, Irencian
lsku Tepld 2O6,496 m centov q Trs
hisoy. 429, ,7l2Q3 qn, ,tceHtov. VA Z
lhe Topolsany l60a0D u Uhorski
ives 1855 m centov.
/ AlSvsnSaA stsoj ojrsh, kosla
frsn q slievaren j. Dolezala spoil
IL. spoil. Y ziline lTrenc. ~ bu
.|de zalozena ma prevzatie firm,
J. Dolezal q spoil. v ziline.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-10

Y Carilicad prdborila sa pred
meko1' 'ko. .slhanli hrsaska \ dfllse
asi 80 nrstroy. Pri podrobnsj jssj
|prchhadlte dufahp priestaru, kto-
r. vzniknul pri .sratetii, anoaila
|byt' zistena prekvapuinca skin
|todnost', e tn ides . zasypane me
fsto z vekov davno minllych.. m
|miesto bda povolana stotina z;s-
Ekopnlkoy, ktor1 .po celodennom
hadzovani srlcaiiin odkryi ME
kor'ko pomerne dohre .zachova-
llych budov sgdlerianii. psalsie
vykqpavky sr'nbujn byts yel'ml
zauj jfmavymi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-10
ZVLASTNE 1.ACNUTY 'vo
FARGkUH.

IS akrov& farma, sdobr6 bu6ovy, 2 10.
ne, kravy, vsetly farmarslke nAstroje
lem $4,000. 66rakrov& farna, vel'k& ma
stal, izbovJ dom $1,000. 43 akrovs
farma, dobr6 budosy &1,600. 20 alrfo.
va farma len "a 1900. sod 5 do 10 70;
kov casu ma zaplatsnie. Vr1Eime IN.
pttel ON cestovnS t1ovy. .Soxnam f.
riem zdsrma. Y. q. McaGAsrE4s
Dept. F, 1115 State st., Hrie, Pa. (13)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-10

HIAsTE BA . 4dro rRAUUl
IH'adam zaslseneho siovenskehe
farmara, ma farmu q mill Cd sme-
sta, ktory sa rozuniie a je zdarffy
|v pestovanf zeleniny a dochova,
!Nani klr. M6xe byt' zenatE . odd:
porddanie potrdbna, ktpre ,zs1ne.
MIN. Piste: Mrs. 4. T. Church,
80 Iincoln Ave, ssalsem, a,oaa6.,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-10

5000 pohlavne chorJch In
d Y Kosiciach! v roku 1921 bolo
Y kosickej nemocnici osetrova-
nych 535 zien a 600 muzov po-
hlavne nemocnych. v ambulanc-
nom osetreni vyhladalo lelarsku
pomoc vyse 1900 pohlavne ne
mocnych muzov a zien. Dive treti-
ny nemocnych liecenes bcly u, le-
karov slkromnych, takze celkovy
pocet pohlavne nemocnych dosa-
huje iste okolo 5000 os0b. Ably
zabranene bolo d'alsiemu sireniu
pohlavnych chorob, bude prislus-
Eymi organmi bezohl 'adne zakro-
Gene proti tn bujniacej tajnej pro-
stitiicii, ktora sa poslednej dobe
znaGne rozmaha.
Kral' Alexander do Prahy.
Bpesti Hirlap 81. Jan. prlnasa to-
to oznamenie svojho zpravodaja !:
~ Belehradu oznamujii, ze juho-
slovdnsky kral' Alexander v maj
blizsej dobe pride do Prahy. Y
dobre informovanych kryhoch
pricita sa jeho ceste d'alekosiah-
" politicky yyyznam.
Intervenoval... DO bytd Mi
chala Bekeniho v Cernahovej IL.
Zemplin) prisjel %. feb. neznamy
muz, a sdelil mu, re jeho syn, kto-
ry .ako vojak sIiizi Josefove, je
zatvoreny pre- podozrenie poll
tickyeh ,rejdov a ponukol sa, ze
"a, istl pdr1enu sa postara, aby
Dol prepusteny. Bekeni samozrej-
me re. suhlasil a hned ma to obi
sisliis peznamym do Prahy, kde
teIito no .vodil po preroznych IT,
radoch kancelariach - ale Be-
keniho po kazdej nechal stat IA
ulici - to vraj sa inehodi, darmo
by prekazal atd'. Kone6ne pri
yiedol no neznamy k akeInusi
prazskemu advokatovi, kde mu
Bekeni vyplatil 5000 kor1n. Po-
tom kancelariu spoloene opustii a
neznamy mu dial akysi listok, kde
bolo napisane, re jeho SYN bude
okamzite vazenia prepusteny.
lynn Dol Bekeni celzom spokoj-
ny a vo spolocnosti neznameho O.
disiel nazpat domov. Tento vsak
ma Vriltkach neocakavane yystu-
pill vagona a - viacej sa nevra-
til. Toto iednanie uz konecne vra
zilo- .naivalemu Bekenimu poriad-7
ny stulec podozrenia, ze Dol ma
ramne podvedeny, ale trestne O.
znamenie ueinil len neskorsie v
Kosiciach.
- 20 vagonov drobnych penazi.,
Do dneska bolo kremnickej min
covni narazenych 40 milionov ku-
SOW 20 haliernikov a 13 pol mi
iionov 80 haliernikov, teda asi 90.
vagonov kovovych penazi, ktore.
boly rozoslane filialkam.
Ceskoslovensko odvolalo O.
lejovy monopol. Ceskoslovenska
vlada odvolala V poslednom Okla
mihu obchodnu smluyu so Stan
dard Oil Co., OIL 'adom monopolu
pre- olejovn t'azbu, pred dovoz a
yyyoz oleja yo vel'kom Ma uze-
mi republiky. Ku tplnosti pra-
voplatnosti smluvy chybaly len
Nladne formality, ked cir Benes,
zahranieny minister minister
sky predseda V poslednom okami-
hu odvolal smluyu. Ma sa "a to-,
ze smluva by bola na hospodar-
sky 1kor CS. republiky. Smluva
by bola zarucila Standard Oil Co,
tridsat' rocny monopol a kompa-
mia mala zalozit' sNoju filialku v
Ceskoslovensku. Proti smluve sa
postavil senat cs. a zvlastna komi-
sia bola zyolena, ktora preskdma-
la smluvu.
z kongresu SLOW. Ligy v Bra
tialave. Kongres zahajil predseda
DIR. Srobar, ktory uvftal ministra
Micuru, vsetkych delegatov pra
coynikov,l "a move lepsie Sloyen-
sk0. Minister DIR. Mieura zelal Lii
ge mnoho zdaru pri d d'alsej praci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-10

Vzdy budes st 'astnym, ak
nachadzas krasu v prirode.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-10
Xlaty poklad republiky. Pri

siahnutia zlatej rezerry.. Obyva-
ltelstvo odovzdavalo Diary v zlate,
lminciach, sperkoch inych pred
metoch, v ktorych obsazene ie zla-
| to. Az dotenaz bOlo .dosiahnnte
lobnosn % milionov kordn 2 tJch-
| to darov.
vlci sozrali h&jnila. v lesoch
vo SpiSskej zupe vyskytlo sa mno
no ylkov. Costa 2 jednej dediny
do dr1lhej je vel mi. nebezpecna,
poneyac vlci objaeuju sa ma ce-
Istach. Minute napadli vlci hajni-
ka Kuchinku v lesoch blizko Via
choy. a no celkom sozrali, takze 2
neho zostaly len topanky vel 'ka
paliea ma zkryavenom snehu.
| Banicka stavka ma vyohod.
nom Slovensku. Banicka unia i
Gelnici dostala cd banickei GEN.
tralnej unie nariadenie, ably bani-
ci zahajili strajk. v niektorych
baniach vychodneho Slovenska, a.
ko Zakarovciach Smolnej HUI.
Fti stavka sa uz zapocala pozdej
Sic zacali stavkovat' v Koterba-
chu. as
- Dar prezidenta repuhliky.
Prezident Masaryk daroyal meme
ckej detskej nemocnici v Prahe
10000 kc. ~
Hromadne zatlKnutie sspiorov
a vlastizradcov v oblasti vychod-
neho Slovenska. Kosicke policaj-
ne riaditel 'stvo zatklo %. Jan. wy
Sc SO spionov vlastizradcov,
ktori chystali puc ma vlchodnom
Sloyensku ma rozkaz mad 'arskel
vlady. Zatykania sa dialy nielen
iv Kosiciach, ale ostatnych me-
stach ta-+ dedinach vychodneho $40
yenska. ,Zatknuti sn obvineni 20
zlocinu vyzvedacstva a 20 zlocinu
proti valecnej moci statu. Boil da-
nj do vysetrovacej vazby. Gas spa
chanych zloeinov siaha az do let
nych mesiacov r. 1920. Plan z1-
castnenych osob Dol vein dobre
premysleny znaene rozvetvenv,
ale bdelost' a ostrazitost' bezpec-
nostnych t1radov, pokrok konso-
lidacie pomerov a dovera " cesko-
slovensky Stat a jeho bhd1cnost'
znemoznily osnovatel 'om planoy
previest' ich dielo. Cetnietvo, voj
sko policia pokracujd vo vyse-
trovani. Isl. Vych.)
Pretvorenie Bratislavskej
zupy. Sekcny sef dr.. Kallay a zu-
pan dr Bella odisli minute do Nj
try, ably tam dohodli o sedovzdani
jednotlivych okresov, ktore do
teraz nalezaly k zupe Nitrianskej
ale ktore teraz majn pripadnut
|zupe Bratislavskej.
Anglicky hlas ceskosloven-
skej pozicke Rakusku. ''Manche-
ster Guardian zaznamenava
zpravu. ze Ceskoslovensko ST. ub,-
10 Rakiislsu liver 500 milionov ko-
run vita d'akou tiito zpravu
ako prvy plod lanskej smluvy,
ktora .je jednym 2 mnolych doka-
zov, ktore podalo Ceskoslovensko
o svojich mierumilovnych sna-
bach lnierumilovnom s1ziti SO
susedmi
- Ukrainska univerzita v u
horode. Medzi Ukraincami preya-
dza sa sbierka na zalozenie llkra-
inskej univerzity, ktora by bola
lpostavena v Uzhorode.
! Objavenie uholnych bani na
Podk. Rusi. Ako na Sloyenskll
lobjavil Demanovsku l'adovu jas
kyilu uGitel' Kral, tax objavil a.
citeP Michal Megyesy ma Pod.
karpatskej Rusi v tychto dnoch Y
chotari obce Lupca zupe Marina
rosskej bohate uhol'ne bane. ~
/ Kvalita najdeneho uhia je prvo-
triedna, je to cierne uhlie COCO
kaloril, ktore sa tiahne v hrubych
vrstvach po chotari obce Lupca
ako 0 tom svedei doterajsie skn
mamie. Berehovske banicke kapi.
! Fl. M
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-09-08
HELM ADULT SCHOOL
DAY SET FOR SEPT. 9

Heflin. September 7.-(Special,)-
Following is the program of the
adult school rally, which will be
held here September 8: Assemble at
high school building at $3.50 o'clock.
Parade of adult pupils to the gram
mar school building. Opening song
come address by Rev. w. aB. Smead.
Educational talk by superintendent
of Education G. B. Boman. Educa-
tional talk by John w. Abercrom-
bic, state superintendent of cduca-
ton. The Civic league will enter
tain all pupils at the noon hour at
the club rooms.
The afternoon will be taken up
by reading, writing, spelling and
composition contests. and awarding
of prizes in each contest, awarding
certificates by Leo r. Jones. county
supervisor. Judges of contests are
Miss Lucille Hollis, Mrs. w. B. Mer-
rill and Mrs. A. T. Owen. Other
judges are Miss Abreast, A. H. Glas-
gov, Miss Bryan. W. f. Boyd, Miss
Sarah Foster, J. ]. Wager, Mrs. r.
E. Jones and Mrs. Alvin Atkins.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-09-08
MRS. PHILLIPS HONoRS,
MISS HARPER

Mrs. j. p. Phillips entertained yes
terday afternoon at bridge tea COM
rlimenting Miss Lucille Harper,
popular bride-to-be.
The house was adorned with gar
den flowers in a charming variety
of colors.
The tea table was conferred with
basket of pink asters and the ices
and bonbons were in pink, yellow and
green.
Those enjoying the games of bridge
were: Miss Harper, Mrs. Wright MISS
Julia Bowers, Miss Velma Darby of
Florence. Miss Ceeile Hickey. Miss
Margaret Lewis, Miss Locke Wingos
Miss Elizabeth Wingo, Mrs. Robert
Steadnam, Miss Margaret Mccall.
Miss Mary Eva Wood Others who
called for tea were: Miss Elizabeth
Bates, Miss Erie Conville. Mrs. Bowen
Henderson, Mrs. e. w. Wood, Mrs.
w. T. Mayfield, Mrs. D. o. Nichols,
Mrs. ]. B. Lassiter. Mrs. H. b. Aber-
nathey. Mrs. w. S. McKibbon, Miss
Martha Stone, Mrs j. B. Roberts, Mrs
W.. B. Harper, Mrs. w. b. Mills, Mrs
Phil Phillips and Mrs. Rembert
Eesbit