davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-28
PosoLsTvo K sLovENsK1M NovINARoM.
Povedane julia vp Porubsm bane ktory
poctu lcastnkov kongresu SLOW novinarov Scrantone
dial p. Nfchal Bosak. s

Vazenl panOvla:-
Prijmuc laskave pozvanie mas.
no spolocneho hostitel'a k tomuto
vecierku, citil som, ze sa neminie
bez podarenych reel zdravic. O.
kolnost' tato je mi tym milsou, ze
je akousi uzavierkou toho, do Co
no som vhupnul, Wac 2 nenazda-
MIA, pred prave 25. rokmi. Ked laj
ME najstarsi, tax predsa jedon 2
MICH, dovol 'ujem 81 tn podat' Yam
v Nkratkosti tie nahl'ady, ktor5
som si'zadovazil poeas tych 25 ro-
kov ako novinar.
Novinarstvo, zurnalizmus je v
najsirsom slova smysle casovym
odrodom duchovnej brace. Ones
myslime telegraficky stenogra-
ficky, t. j. vyzadujeme kratke, do
bre pestre citanie -pou6enie. Pred
pokladajlc svojom kruhu tita-
tel'ov hlbsie a vSeobecns vzdela-
ME, musi byt' al novinar nielen
tym jadrnejsi, ale zroyna nsecnej-
81. Jestli sa novinar tomto OIL a.
de nepovznasa mad iroven svo-
jich citatelov, - neni zurnalistom
ale obeajnym nadenfkom, je me-
stalou bludickou, clovek pod prize
mer. A naopak: vyznanenava-li sa
ten zurnalista schopnostiami tych
kruhov, medzi ktorymi posobi,
stava sa nielen modernym maj
strom stylu, ale al hotovym vir-
tuozom podavani myslienok.
Slovenska zurnalistika mala pre-
mas hned' cd pociatku tym yacsie
zavazie, re nemali sme a nemame
dosial natol'ko bohatej knizno-
periodicko-odb literatury, a.
ko inc narody. Ale Slovaci vzdor
tomu mali predsa znamenitych
"novinarov-zurnalistov." Mad ar
sky, nemecky, rusky, franciizsky
a cesky bojdvali "a vec nasu Gu
dzine; donna slovencinou slnzili
rodu. Bernolakovski "Tovarysia !"
boli zurnalisti' a takym Dol al
St1r, Kollar, Safarik, ktorych nam
veruze al cudzina moze zavidet'.
Po odst1penf St1ra a neskorsie
Palarika, vzdor namaham martin
skeho centra, dostala sa nasa zur-
nalistika S padom bachovskeho
systemu do prtidov pestianskej po-
litiky, napodobnujic bez najmen-
Sci originality cudzinu, cudzich
majstrov, najviac zidov, tax ze po
kles slovenskeho novinarstya kra-
cal ruka v ruke S hlivenim mas
ho narodneho cftenia al zitia.
Ze po peniazoch tlac je najpo-
prednejsou mocou a silou sveta,
pochopuje dnes uz al ten najde-
dinskejsi politikar. Go sa potion
novinarov tyka, neprechovavajn
AMI tito najmensej ildzie Q tejto
lnoci, znajnc jej slabost' iej OBJ
cssn1 siln. Len malo redaktoroy
i ystaye predvidat deinok, aky
M6ze mat lich sposob pisania, ich
teH,cpJ cl6Hok no cjtatel'oy. Ale
vyder tpHn moSu hyt isti, ze po
csss zsdev4Sis 81 predsa isty vliv
~ vsysiaa mienku, n totizto ich
6sf6l ssnis il pcctiye ich pisa.
M 6Pyilns.
NAvintreyi NAL By byt' znamy
nfelslt v5voj casopisn, ole al do
konkle pcchopenie pricin tsksho
yjsojs NesbytuJm pre- kszdeho
NpyiakFs j. 10 neiFosnaanitsjEie .
a. R1jh1 ie ysds dslsnie. n dnssnej
debs e@lest cud4ich jaxykev, sle
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-28

predo vsetkym naJdokonalejsla
|nenprosna znalost svojej mater.
ciny. Novinar a zvlast' redaktor
ma sa vyznamenavat' vlastnostia-
mi mravnymi, ako ,je bystrost' v
rozoznavani dobreho cd zleho, ne
navist voei krivde, laska K l'u-
d 'om a odvaha pocfnat' dl'a ci-
lsteho svedomia. Vydavat', alebo
llepsie: pisat noviny znamena pre-
vodzovat' remeslo, povolanie, umc-
nile; to znamena odbor l'udskej
cinnosti, ku ktoremu clovek musi
"mat' dano hora'', musi mat
povclanie.
Hovorim takym, ktori to zna-
ju = mono, re takym, ktori to
pocujn po prvy raz, re zivot no.
vinara je 'azky. Novinar pracuje,
ked' uz I'M spia; ked ini spool
tall uz hodiny svojich namah a
vykonali svoje povinnosti, novi-
nara t'aha puto jeho casopisu, =
ktoremu sa venoval. Povolanie no.
vinara neni zamestnanim odpocin-
ku, ale uskalie, pine nebezpe-
cia, sklamani, dusevneho rozlade-
MIA, rozcarovania vidfn; sprostred
kuj1ce z druhej strany tol 'ko a
takeho zadost 'ucinenia, ma axe my
elovek ratat nemoze.
Idealizmus snilkov, alebo lepsie
receno snivy idealizmus, ked' kde
indie, tax u novinara je tym Wac
podozrivy, re oznacuje mrzuta. T.
dealizmus tlaei je nezbytny, ale
musi chodit' po zemi. Mat ideaie
je d0kazom praktickeJ mndrosti !;
ideal je bod,' ktorom sa sbiehajd
vsetky silly ducha, silly tvorcive.
podnecujdce.
Odvisle noviny sn tym najvae-
Sim nebezpecfm citajnceho publ
kuma. Nikde vo svete netreba
tol'ko neodvislosti, jake u novi-
nara. Politikovia 2 povolania a po-
litikasteri ho nenavidia, - hlupae
kovia a nzkoprsf karieristi MIN O.
poyrhuj1s podozrive natury sa
ho stitia; ale mech povie kto chce,
co chce, nase noyiny a nasi novi-
mari boil, sd a maj1 zostat' najlep-
Sou ochranou naSho naroda vse-
tkych jeho zauimov. Cd moderne-
no casopisu zvlast obdennlka a
lebo dennika sa vyzaduje, ably pri-
nasal zpravy, poskytujnce verny
a co najzivsl obraz udalosti, maj
noysej situacie, zivota, jednym
slovom: ably rozpraval co noveho.
Zivotnym 6kolom nasich casopi-
soy je Wit AIT mad zlom a neye-
domost 'ou.
A ku koncu PIP. redaktori, do
vol'te mi podat .vam konec klbka
Ariadny, ktoreho ked sa chopite,
Wy "Theseovia' nasi, som isty, re
pc ease-necase vyprovadf vas iste
. labyrinth, do ktoreho ste sa pro-
ii vlastnej voli dostali, - a stras-
ny minotaur nasej rozharanosti.
vami ma veky znemozneny, presta-
ne gniayit' q zrat lnnohosl 'uhne q
prepotrebne silly naroda nasho.
Predo vsetkym blaho Republiky
q .zauiem naroda slovenskSho bu-
diz VAN najvyssim zakonom.
Nezabddajte, ze kazda vec nd
dve~stranky; berte ohl'ad ns ODE.
Bud tie praydomlayni a prsvdy-
miloyni; neodbocujte Cd holycA
skutkov.
tOhyby So stavajl, ale hl'ad re
byt Gin ddkla dnsjsi; radssj je-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-28
PRESLOV,
rym Karo stiasny pal dcastnov schodze slovenskych
novinarov dina 20 julia 1922 Scranton, Pa. -

Toto je treti raz, co americko
lslovenskf novinari schadzaju sa !
Iporade "a icelom zalozenia dake
Tho spolku, sdruzenia. Prvy raz 81
sli SINE sa boil - ma iniciativu ia
Ina Porubskeho a ma svolanie bla
hej pamati Stefana Furdeka, tohc
casu aktivnych novinarov dina
II. aprila 1907 Allegheny, Pa
Tam zalozene bolo Sdruzenie Slo.
venskych Novinarov, ,ktore male
ale kratky zivot. Ono svolalo prvy
slovensky vsenarodny kongres dc
Clevelandu, kde u. maja tohoze
roku zalozila sa Slovenska Liga,
ktora prevzala funkeie Sdruzenia
Novinarov. Je tedy len slusne
spravne, ked' Liga svolala tlto
schodzu usiluje sa znovu k zivo-
tn priviest teleso novinarov, z
ktoreho sa ona splodila.
SiSli SINE sa hlavne ciefom zalo-
zenia dakeho stavovskeho spolku
-menujem ho starym nazvom !:
Sdruzenim Slovenskych Novina-
lrov = tiez ale ku porokovaniu e.
minentne nasho sta avu al naro-
da vo vseobecnosti tykaj1cich sa
zalezitosti. Ziadon prftomnych
kolegov nemoze tvrdit' doka-
zat', ze nasho odborneho, stavov-
skeho spolku nepotrebujeme. A
potrebujeme no ku viacerym 1ce-
lom. V prvom rade ma ono slnzit'
zaujmom novinarov, tel malickej
sice triede naroda, ktora ale kona
til najcennejsiu, lez ziaP Bohu maj
neocenenejsiu pracu duseynu a
vzdelavaciu. Je mas sice len hrst-
ka, ale nikto neodvazi sd podce-
nit americko-slovenskymi novi-
narmi "a narod mas vykonanu vse-
strannu pracu. Kazdy slovensky
novinar ziie povedomi, ze sl1zi
narodu. ale ,1znania "a to Sa nam
nedostava, alebo ME v takej mie-
re, ako by 81 to praca nasa zaslu-
hovala. Nutna nam je tedy orga-
nizovanost, ably 81 novinari al v
tomto ohl l'ade vydobyli patriaci
i'm prestlz.
Sdruzenost' potrebna je nam al
2 hmotnych ohl'adov. Vieme len
predobre, Re ziadon Slovak, kto-
,, ,,reho zivotnym povolanim je .zur-
nalistika, nena veru ma ruziach
postlane. Zname sn nam smutne a
| pol 'utovaniahodne pady nasich ne
bohych kolegov: Gonrlu-H -Horskeho,
| Marsalla- Petrovskeho, Gustu Piy-
ku, Laca Plecha, julia Pletenlka,
ktori "a ziva zaujimali cestne mie-
| sto nasom povolani, ale nezane-
chali ami tol 'ko pozemskeho ina
MIA, ably ich bolo "a 60 pochovat'
Iste nerobf to narodu eest' a my
vsetci usilovat' sa musime, aby
mas podobny osud nestihol. Zislo
by sa vseobecneho polepsenia mas
no stavu, len5e sloyensky novinar
je stale tax zamestnany, ze nema
casu ami ns to, aby So 0 seba, Q
svoju budlcnost' dostatocue sta
|ral.
Potrebny je nan daky spolok j
pre- psstcysBie lePtej keleyialno-
sti, lpFjMnssti . vz&iou,posti,, te,
dy prostFiedkov, nedoststok kto--
|rych zhorSil prave novinarsky
|stay. Be dprimne 81 musime pri-
znat' maine dost odvshy 81
TO Al povedat 5e msdzi novi-
n4rHi y nish htorych ohl adoch pa
1uje pI'l5y odlsr, neRarist' /,
The Washington times., 1922-05-02
Local Wholesale Prices.
Tuesday.


Esss-strictly fresh. selected, per dos,
2s027; average receipts. 3oh; South
Live poultry-Roosters. per Ib. IL:
turkeys. per lb., $50 80; chickens, winter.
per 10, 900 50; spring chickens, per lb..
$3.50; keats, younx, each. bo9so; fowls.
Dressed pouitry-Fresh-k KILLED winter
chickens. per 10, to@tB; hens. per Ii.
81; roosters, per ID. 40; turkeys, per ID.
5000; keats, young, each, so.
Livestook-Caiver, choies, per H., 10
lambs. choice, per ID. is9is; live hors,
per ID. II. g.
Green fruit-Applss, per bbl.. Booo
500: per bu. basket, 2oor2.7S; west-
,rn. per boz. a.7S1t26. csnforni.
per BOZ. oos1ss. GTSpetrSit, per Ses.
Strawberries, 2oas6 per at.
Observation-Disclosures, No. l. per bbl.,
2Bo@2T6: per sack. 2.oo6s.1S. New po-
tstoes, per bbI No. 1, s.7B6TeO. No. z.
IB00Bse Sweets, $500 100 YRms, g. 90
aae0. Lettuce, Southern per crate, 90
o 2os. Rornaine lettuce, 2eO62.B0. Gym.
blinEs, per crate, 1.BoG2BO. Onions. per
crate, a.oo8s.oo. Cabbage new, per cwt
s.B06Ase. Cucumbers, 9B08s.k0. Egg
plants, per crate, seO0SBO. Tomatoes,
per box. Florida. 1000 soc Beans, s.eef
aAee. Ksis boGi... Asparagus. per
doz-, 2.sea.So. Spinach, per bbl., LSo
The Washington times., 1922-05-02

Today's new bond offerings ag-
gregate about s22,000,00o and in
clude:
Ten millions dollars twenty-year
non-csllable per cent bonds OF the
Union Oil Company of California
at l01 and interest. This amount is
part OF an authorized issue OF $780,
900. 900. The bonds will be direct
obligations OF the company with sS,-
662, 900 closed prior liens will con-
stitute it's sole funded debt in the
hands of the public exclusive OF
purchase money obligations amount
ing to S1,248,61s.
I Eight millions three hundreds and
thirty-two thousands dollars per
cent bonds OF the city of Baltimore,
to yield 4.15 per cent. The bonds
were awarded yesterday to bank
ing syndicate, by which they are Of
fered today.
Two millions dollars thirty.year
per cent mortgage bonds of the Great
Western Power Company of Callfor.
Mia to yield 6 per cent.
\One million two hundred and fifty
thousands dollars serial Z per cent
bonds of the Sizer Steel Corporation,
TO yield 7.S5 per cent.
The Washington times., 1922-05-02
Foreign Exchange.

NEW YORK, May 2.-Foreign
exchange opening cables; Sterling,
demand, 4.43; cables, 443%g French
francs, demand. .o92o; cables.
.0920h; lire, demand, .0533n; ca
bles, .05S4. Belgium francs. de.
mand, .oS45; cables, .oS45js. Marks
.0o45A. Drachmas, demand, .O4ba:
cables, >.0455. Swiss francs, demand,
1851 cables, 1887. Guilders,
demand 38.27; cables. 1892. Pesetas,
demand, 1852; cables, 1884. Swe-
en- kronen. demand, $3.50; cables,
1855. Norway kronen, demand,
1850: cables, 1855. Denmark kron-
en-, demand, 21.17; cables, 21.22.
The Washington times., 1922-05-02
STOCKMARKET
ADVANCES IN
EARLY TRADING
New High Records Made, But
Trading Falls OFF
Slightly.
by W. S. COUSINS.
Copyright, 1922. by Cosmopolitan
News Service

NEW YORK, May 2.-The an
nouncement by the Federal Reserve
Board OF vast Improvement in th~
trade and industry OF the couu ev,
higher prices for wheat and cotton,
and the reduction of cali money rates
to per cent, stimulated price IN
the stock market in the early trading
today, and the morning session was
characterized by a good demand FOR
the speculative issues, with new
high price records in various sections
of the market.
Compared to the activity that has
characterized the market since the
first part OF April, today's session
showed a falling off I'm the turnover
of stocks, only 2SO. 900 shares chang.
ing hands in the first hour.
The outstanding feature of the
early trading was the demand that
developed for the shipping stocks,
which appeared most often in the
trading lists and which commanded
the highest prices of the year. Active
competition among the shipping
companies OF the various ma
tions is expected to develop for
eign freight and passenger busi-
ness, and American ship owners have
already gone their foreign COM
petitors one better in cutting down
passenger rates 10 South America
Marine common, one OF the mys-
terry stocks. sold up u to a new
high at 27h, while the preferred
gained over two points and sold ~
the years high at S6S. Americas
Ship and Commerce, American Inter
national and Atlantic Gulf also
shared in the advance.
The speculative oil and steel stocks
moved within narrow limits through
out the morning session, some OF
them making slight advances. while
others receded. International Paper
gained one point to 52h on buying
based on the belief that the comuany
Is behind the other paper stock as
well as the paper market as a whole
Cluett-Peabody added to its recent
five-point rise on buying attrihuted
to the interest which sponsored the
upswing in May Department Stores
and iJewett Tea. There was an nc
tive movement in Baldwin LocornO-
tive. which sold up to 120ik and then
reacted to 1l9.
Around noon the market developed
into a narrow, sluggist, listless af-
fair, marked by decided falling off
in speculative interest.
The Washington times., 1922-05-02

Following special meeting OF the
board OF directors OF the Hamilton
Savings Bank, held this aft 4rnoon.
authority was obtained to apply 10
the Comptroller of the Currency for
permission to convert the Hamilton
Savings Bank into the Hamilton Ma
tional OF Washington. Application
will be mado. for the conversion TO-
morrow. Following the conversion.
a special meeting OF the boa2c OF di-
reotors OF ths Riggs National Bank
will be held On May for the execu-
ton of the consolidation agreement.
A special eleeting OF the stockhold-
ers of bob banks will then bo called
10 rati<y the agreement, and II is
expecNB that the consolidation will
becor0 effective on July /.
Important Merger.
The importance of the consolida-
ton can readily be seen in that II
gives the Riggs National Bank addi-
tional quarters at Fourteenth street
and Park road, Seventh and streets
and Twentieth and p streets north
west, at which places the Hamilton
Savings Bank has branches.
With the object in view of offer
ing patrons of the Riggs Bank the
same banking facilities at the places
now occupied by the Hamilton
Savings Bank that they would re-
ssive at the main building at
Fifteenth and Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite the Treasury, the Riggs
Bank interests recently acquired the
entire capital stock of the Hamilton
Savings Bank. which with the con-
version and the consolidation will
place the parent institution in the
position of completing the largest
expansion that has ever been at
tempted by a local bank.
Officials of the bank today pointed
out that the location of a Riggs
Bank at Dupont Circle, Park Road
and on Seventh street will offer
a distinct. relief from the parking
difficulties and traffic congestion
TO which patrons of the bank are
The Washington times., 1922-05-02
AasssS SassSrEHHPe EEHsHPe BUSINESS AND FINANCE ~5HBa2
Riggs National Bank to-
Merge With Hamilton
Hamilton Savings Bank to Be Converted
Into National Bank and Consolidated
With the Riggs National Bank.
BY HARRY GUSACK.

What is regarded as of the most important bank
consultations that has taken place in Washington In
recent years announced today by Milton E. Allies,
president of the Riggs National Bank who declared that
plans had been completed for the conversion of the Ham
iton Savings Bank into National bank after which 1t
would consolidate with the Riggs National Bank.
The Washington times., 1922-05-02
Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO, May 2.-Wheat open
ed steady; corn steady to firm and
oats firm. Trade was not large.
Trade during the early minutes
was two-sided.~ The irregularity in
Liverpool caused mixed opinion.
Weather conditions over the win
ter wheat belt were considered as
generally favorable. The arrival Of
600 cars of wheat at Winnipeg In
fluenced some selling after the
opening. Provisions were slow.
Hogs at yards fairly active apd 10
10 3 cents lower.
The Washington times., 1922-05-02
Oil Stocks.

Furnished by w. h. Hibb. 4 Co.
p4I .I.nx4
The Washington times., 1922-05-02

subjected to at the main institu-
ton.
Until the consolidation Is COM
pleted, IL was announced that so far
as practicable patrons of the Riggs
Bank would receive the same service
that they would obtain at the parent
institution at Fifteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue.
The romodeling and enlarging of
TIE main bank building is progress
ing rapidly, as well as the construc-
ton of a new home for the Park Road
Bank, IL was stated. Temporary quar-
ters have already been established
near Dupont circle, at Twentieth and
p streets, pending the erection of a
new building on the Massachusetts,
avenue property recently purchased.
Would Enlarge Reserve System.
Legislation, liberallzing the Fed.
eral reserve act to permit small
State banks to enjoy the facilities of
the system, swas proposed in a bin,
s. 1881. introduced yesterday by
Senator Harris OF Georgia. Sena-
tor Harris said he had discussed the
bill with members of the Federal Re-
serve Board and with Eugene Meyer,
jr., managing director of the War
Finance Corporation, and had Sc
cured their approval for the idea.
The bill would amend section 0 of
the Federal reserve act to allow
State banks, with capital Of at least
so per cent OF the amount that
would be required, to permit them
to become national banking associa-
tons under the national banking net,
to enter the Federal reserve system
as member banks.
The banks would be required un-
der the bill to set aside annually,
In a special fund, an amount not
less than 20 per cent of their net
income for the proceeding year, Il ON
which to increase their capital Fl om
time to time, until each would nave
q paid and unimpsired capital equal
to the amount at present required
for membership.
The Washington times., 1922-05-02
Liberty Bonds.

Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co.
The Washington times., 1922-05-02
Taxing National Banks.

The Banking and Currency COM
mittee of the House will hold an
executive meeting tomorrow on IL.
r. s57e, relating to State taxation
of national banks. The differences
of opinion IN the committee over
this measure are so great, however,
that an early report upon 1t is doubt
full.
The Washington times., 1922-05-02

Open. High. Low. Close.
Money on call. AZ e. 49,.
stock sales Up to-
II o. m. IL noon p. m Q y. m.
526, 400 GAG, 900 ...,.... ........
-. Bond sales up to
IL m. IL noon. p. m. Up. m.
s, ,2Os, 900 $685. 900 ...... ........
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-25
Had That Tired, Worn
out Feeling

Do you know that lawful tired
feeling" languidness, lame or
week back, sore muscles, stiff or
swollen joints, or rheumatic pains
usually indicate kidney trouble?
Foley Kidney Pills act promptly
a ndcffectively. Mrs. Roberta Lii
~, 709 Alton St, Alton III, writes:
"For three years I had a tired,
out feeling. Various treatments
failed. l began to improve on the
second dose of Foley Kidney Pills
and today I feel like new."-Ad-
vertisement.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-25

another from the side. Allbee pop
ped one in from hi; station under
the hammock and time was called
out with the score 10 to 16 AGAINST
Newport.
When the prep schoolers again
resumed their MAY, Thomas and
Young, alternating with Geddes,
cut loose with an avalanche of
shots that sent Ha~dwick way int.
the lead. The half terminated with
the locals ahead SO y n.
SECOND HALF
Thomas, standing within an ina
ginary two foot circle on the side
of the court arched in sphere af-
ter sphere until Newport seemed
hopelesslv out of the running. Yer
ret Thomas tailed tipht field GOALS
in this half. Young was the only
other Hardwick man to score.
tallying two baskets, as the result
of clever asSing.
Then Newport awoke and dur
ing the closin minutes of the
game peppercd the Hardwick bas-
ket almost at will. Dick Prouty
took Crawford Lanc"'s place when
the latter was au omaticallv di-
Qualified following the COMM :
sion Of four personal fouls. In the
| closing moments, Viewpoints pla,
became individual with Lem
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-25
LIQUOR CARGO WOULD
EXCEED HALF MILLION

BOSTON, Feb. 25-The con-
traband cargo carried by the rum
running Nova Scotia schooner
Grace and Rub exceeded half a
million dollars at bootlegger's
valuation, customs officers est
mated today after discovering that
she Carried twice as much whiskeY
and gin as her manifest showed.
Customs officers had announced
their belief for that the vessel was
to act as a sort of mother ship
for local rum runners alon" the
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-25
Newport High Sur
renders to HardWick
Continued from Page -

opening orange and blackk heave.
Geddes retoiliated with a Hard
wick shot and then "Slim" Hill cut
loose and dribbling all the way
down the hall, all through the on
posing backs. tweed the big ball
over into the hoon. LARRY"
ner pulled off a corking shot fron.
mid-foor, and followed up with
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-25

coast and that she had acted in
this capacity before she was
caught
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-25

NANTED-Bee1, veal. pork.
lamb. poultry at tn. Summerviile
Slaughter House, 81 Concord Ave.
o Duval, Prop. Phone 651. 157 If
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-25
y q
Gardner, If


Referee, Lewis, Timers kipp
and Gallagher. Time 20 minutes
halves.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-25

WANTED at once. kitchen girl at
Hale's Tavern, Wells River, VT.
19S203
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-25

WE need a few more experience
ed woodsmen. Apply to Tie
Woodstock Lumber Co., Beebe
River, N. H. 200-204
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-25

WANTED-Housework by the
hour. Phone Col. 203
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-25

FOR SALE-House and barn at
St. Johnsbury Center. Large
garden, spring water, will be sold
cheap. Owner leaving town. In
Quire a this Office. 203 If
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-25

WANTED at once-a dishwashcr
at the Ideal. 1876 If
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-25

MIDDLE-aged woman wants nos
ition as housekeeDer. Address Box
"a. Waterford. 200-206
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-25
TO RENT

TO RENT-Desirable tenement
Ii st. John St. 1874 If
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-25

-Middle-aged woman
to do general homework. Apply
to Impey and Cummings. POI If
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-25

BABY CHICKS-1S cents up;
Bred-to-lay; prepaid guaranteed
delivery; send for circulars;
Breeders $4.75 up. Roy Clark.
East Hartford, Conn. 202-206*
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-25

FOR SALE-White Wyandotte
Cockeref', bred from winners of
the Connecticut Laying contest.
C. NJ. Nilmafth, Lyndon, Vt.
Tel. 1912. 199-203 s.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-25

FOR SALE-New Eastman ko-
dak Enlarging camera, SIS. Adj
dress Box "a. St. Johnsbury Cen
ter. Phone 367-M. 203207
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-25
Classified Advertisements

the first insertion One word for each day thereafter
Ten booking charge unless advance Minimum charge Is