davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-28
20 sLOV. AMERIKY.

Ma Vianoce, viacere slovenske
casopisy vysly vo zvacsenom for-
mate. "Obrana vysla az ma 24
stranach, IN. Y. Dennik' ma 16,
"Nove Casy' ma IL, ako nase,
"Dennik SLOW. Amerike'' ma s
stranach. Ostatne vysly ako oby-
eajne. !.
Spocitanie hlasov vo vol be hl.
iiradnfkov N. s. S. bolo skonGenS
a vysledok je tento: Ia predsedu
zvoleny Dol Jan Krafeik (vaGsinou
493 hlasov), "a pddpreds. Jan
Simko, "a tajomnika j. G. DvorS.
cak, "a pokladnfka Jozef Durish,l
"a dovernfkov Jan j. HornAk, jan
A. Hrabovsky a Jan s. Karabin,
"a elenov fin. vyboru: Cyril Ru-
man, Jan A.. Gallo a Jozef Just,
"a dozorcov Jan Ddbos, Mchal
Soltis, Jnraj Hlatky, Mirhal ~.
ran 9 jan Humenansky, q redak-
fora Jozef zlry, q spr. tlacisrne
Stefan straka, "a starostu X. Mi,
Jan A. Feriee ecfk, a. sudcov !. s
Dvorc4k, Jufasj Hudlk, Josef IJs
Ilicny, Adam Poliak ! Pavel Holn
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-28
DVAJA POSTRIEL AMI
MA HOSTINE v NILES

Ia nest 'astna trinastka PRIME,
sla nest 'astie trinastim kamara
tom mokrej stvrti Niles. V ne
del II sijdeni boil dome Guy; Nor
ma Pratt st. a popijali vinko. Ked
sa poriadne nat 'ah,ali, zacali sa
vadit', z coho povstala bitka na
noze a potion strel 'ba. Raneni boil
gul kami Guy Nori a Tony Mills
Ranenych zavezli do nemocnice !,
ostatnych do lakopy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-28
NIGER ZASTRELIL !
sVoJU MI.ENKU,

Vo vianocny yecer v utorok nj.
ger Nose Coar zastrelil syoju mi.
lenku, Pearl Palmer po. veeeri pri
stole dome pod {. 3 Cypress ST
Pocas strel'by nikto nebol v izbe
okrem milencov. Strel 'bu poculi
" susednej izbe sestra zastrelenej
a Harry Green, ktori udali, re nc.
poculi ziadnu zvadu nevedia pri-
cinu vrazdy. Coar po strel be usisl
ale Dol chyteny. Udava, re sa ne.
hoda stala nepozornost;.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-28
VYsTRAHA PRE- AuTOMOBI.
LISTOV.

Uradovna bani ve Washingto-
ne vydala vystrahu pre- automebi-
.listov, aby 81 davali pozor, ked'
pracujd ' garidzocA ma ich auto
mobiloch. Kedykol 'vek nschajii
ist', motor v sara1A, aAsjd otyo.
rit' dvere slebo bNloky, aby jedy,
uchodiace z cyaindtSv, maly W.
chod,.vonka. Tisto jsdovate plyny
,sl ninorisdne silAs > sspri5inisy
smrt' AZ mnohym sntomob obilistom,
lked neboli poxefni. III
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-28
.LEN"9 L'UDf OTRAvENE
PALENKOU CEZ VIANOCE
BY Fred Yost !

= Prohibicne vrchnosti nem6zu 81
vysvetlit prfcinu, ze len devat
l'udi celych Spoj. Statoch 70.
mcelo cez Vianoce ma otravu pa.
lenkou. Myslia 81, re sa alebo pa
lene zlepsilo, alebo menej l'udi
pilo. V New Yorku a v Chicagu
zomreli po traja na otravu palea-
kou, kdezto vo Philadelphii, Bir.
mingham V Steubenville, O. len
po jednom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-28
SEKRETAR DAVIS
BUDE TU REtNIT

Sekretar prace Spoj. Statov, Ja-
mes J. Davis bude mat 6. januara
rec vo Y. M. G.. A. anditoriume o
prist 'ahovaleckej otazke. Ma jeho
no l'udi mesta i okolia. Ministra
prednasku chysta sa vel mi mn0-
pozyali sem reGnit kongresman
Cooper, senator Fess a N. Cross
handler, predseds spolaGnOsti, kt0
ra vydava tieto noviny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-28
vlAlTsUCH DIREKToRoM
BEzPEGNoSTI.

Dobre znamy slovensky obchod-
mix v East Youngstown, pan Jan
Vansuch je udajne vybraty ma
yorom Gordonom "a direktofa beg
pecnosti a. yerejnych prac mesta
East Youngstown. Zprava je sice
este doteraz ME potvrdena, ale po.
vaznje sa "a pravdiv1.
Serzant Putko bude vymeno-
vany "a lientenanta policie a poz-
dejSie "a kapitana. Pri zk1ske OBJ
sSalol najviac bodoy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-28
.sLov.-AMERICKf 6AsoPIs
VYKAZANH 20 sLOVENsKA

Nabozensky easopis "Bozske
Srdce Jezisa'', vychediaci mesac-
ne ' Bridgeport, Conn, boil vyka-
zany zo Slovensl1a. Ministerstvo
pre- Slovensko odhalo mu ma "a
klade tlac. zakonoy mad 'arskych
postovl dopravu a zakazalo jeho
rozSirovanie udajne pre- nepriatel
sky sposob pisania proti CSR. Me-
sacnik vydava Rev. @. E. Konlara,
farar bridgeporaskej rim. kat. cir.
kve .Srdca JeziSa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-28
"a L'UDf ZABITE TU BOLO
AUTAMI TOHO ROKU

Policajne oddelenie spravy me.
sta vydalo oznamenie, dl'a ktors.
no cd l. januara 1923 do tejtc
stredy ma uliciaIch mesta zabit'
bGlo "a osob automobilami. Roku
1922 zabite bolo len Is l'udi, tedy
thorocne obpte boly o hedne vac
Sic. Najviac zabite bolo minuleho
mesiaca a sice Sest os6b.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-28
ZoMREL PRI PAsovAtKE.

V Stedry vecer Steve Napoli-
tano "a James Muldore, Taliani
bell v praci elektrarni ma North
Ave. Prisla i'm chut' do pasova.
MIA zacali sa pasovat'. Muldore
pri pasovacke padol ma Napolita.
ma urazil no ma zalldku.. Odve-
zeny Dol do nemocnice, 'kde este
toho vecera z0mrel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-28
ORIENTAL UNIVERSITY
BOLA ZRUSENA

Stat Virginia zrusil barter q.
rental uniyerzity vo Washington,
ID. c., lebo bolo dokazane, ze uni
verzita predavala diplomy, zamest
navala neschopnych profesorov a
Idopustila sa inych svindlov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-28
vRAzEDLNY tToK MA
JAPoNsKfHO vLADARA

Toxic, q. dec. ~ Dnes jeden
2O-rocny mladfk strelil tu na auto
Y ktoram 50 viezol princ,regent
japonsky Hirohito. Gnl'ka rozbi.
Ia sklo ma aute. ale vlad4rovi ne
stale 50 mic. Mladik Dol arestova-
nv. Myslia, ze je sialenec.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-28
zABITY AUToMoBILoM.

Christopher Knapp, {. 20lT
Belmont Ave-, Dol ' utorok vecer
prejdeny automobilom ma Bel
ihent Ave. pri Redona Rd. Cd 1rs-
soy na druhy den rann zomrei
RiadM ianta Dol najdeny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-28
POllT1CKY
Pr EHI'AD
KABINET NovEHo MAYoRA,

Il ( !. VI Z.
Noyozvoleny mayor Scheible,
ktory hastilpi svoj trad |. ianuara
1924, oznami. ma sobotu vyma
vanie nasledovnych "a elenol
!, jej administracie
Clyde w. Osborne, direktor
prava.
Arthur H. WilliamfL direktsr
financii.
DR.. III. E. Welch, komisar zdra-
votnfctva a deputy direktor zdra.
via verejnsho blaha.
George F. Turner, komisar in
zinierstva deputy direktor va-
rejnych prac.
Henry r. Kaercher, komisar vo-
dy a deputy direktor yodovodov
a inych verejnych zavodov.
Kedgwin Fl. Powell, sef policic,
Joseph Wallace, sef ohnohasi.
Gov.
Lionel Evans, komisdr parkov g
detskych hrfst'.
Andrew Martin, komisar verej-
nych bndov pozemkov.
Prvym pomocnfkom direktora
prava bude William f. Lewis,
druhym Ralph Miller tretfm Ja-
mes +. Reany, ktory bude zalob-
com policajnom korte.
PodlPa noveho carteru mesta,
mayor je zodpovedny "a vsetko,
co jeho podriadenf konajd. Preto
ma pravo ktorehokol prcpu-
slit . 1radu, ked bv sa nedoka-
zal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-20

GROOM bouso f0F rent SIS month
~ Walllngford district Phone
ME lrse-i092-
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SIX ROOM furnished houpe Tor rent
lZ0s Phinney ave. phone MclroHe-
EgTE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-20
DEATHS

Brandt. Amelia. A. e5i9 Fifth ave.
~ T.. Nov. IL
Dickerman. Harry f., 81. $3.50 18th
ave. n. f.. Nov. II.
Hayashi. Kyolko. months. 1900 Sew
enth ave. Nov. II.
Hunt. Marvin, IA. 1888 14th ave. S.
w, Nov. is.
Gibson. Ida Mary Frances, IS. Si4
18th ave. Nov. 49,
McAloney. Elizabeth Anne. so. 1911
32rd ave. n. w. Nov. II.
Moriat William. 73. 1913 First ave.
S, Nov. II.
Noddin, Infant. SO4 Second ave. s..
Nov. is.
Nogahi, Kuws, 40. 1915 Yesler way.
Nov. is.
Powell. Archibald olin. SIS. ssos 18th
ave. n. f.. Nov. is.
Smith, Mary Eva. 81. 1927 Holly st.
Nov. 16.
wesover. William tno age or ad-
dress), Nov. l6.
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ADDING MACHINES and cash regis
ters bought. sold and exchanged.
.SUNDWALL COMPANY. af9 End nv.
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10 STTUATI0N-MALE

RELIABLE middie-aRed man wants
work. ianitor or watchmah. Eve
nlnga NJ Lac -laa2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-20
10 FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR RENT

Us. MODERN UrniE6Gd Groom
house big garden. chicken houses
2l01 Horton a.. Jefferson Park
car
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-20

PORTABLE garages. houses, stores.
MARS PORTABLE BLDG. co
S2l Roy 81. O. piti-3922.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-20
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

DAAN u ~
Births In their households are re-
ported by the following men:
Bell. Jack Gordon. sieiz ~. ssth st.
girl.
Heller, A. G.. All Rayenna blvd. boy.
Blanchard, Arthur. 1920 Fourth ave
n. T.. boy.
Pugh. Arthur J.. 1928 n. ssth St. boy.
Bitoc. Seiso, 2is 18th ave. boy.
Davis. Everett p 55oi Brooklyn
ave. girl.
Domeinchimi. oreste. 1901 Sixth ave.
s.. boy.
chlappa. Ambrose. col E. 18th St.
Tardich, Red. 4i2o Maynard ave.
Maracich. Jack. sl2 orcas st. girl.
Merolich, Joseph. 6eiS Carleton ave.
girl.
Jordon.. Norris E. 1922 Eighth ave.
girl.
camidge. william. 11s goth ave. s..
waslund. Grover. Bellevue. boy.
Foote, James Edward. 1872 Brooklyn
ave. girl.
Dubuque. Benjamin j.. 11f3ss How
ell st.. girl.
Becky, Leroy. sSss 18th ave. s. W.
boy.
Denny. Henry. 1928 Sixth ave. boy.
Spring. James NJ. 1923 z. Columbia
st. girl.
Rossoff. Nlckolai, 2I25 Seventh ave.
girl.
Rootkovsky. Alexander. AS Meirose
ave. ~. boy.
Poto. yordemar. Iis 18th ave-. girl.
Jensen. Roy. 1859 Hudson ST.. girl.
Hoffman. Marinus. 55i5 s5th ave.
N. f.. girl.
Belsvin, Alexander. $40 10th ave.
boy.
Brenna, Neis. 1851 gard ave. g.. boy.
McBraun, James Bruce, $50 73rd St.
boy
Clarkson. Robert Thornton. s51s
Watlingford aVe boy
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Clarence E. Stohr
For Sale by Owner

I22s n. 18th, at stone Way.
MI. irae-8G97. open Evenings
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Any leaks in roofs7 Phone So nset-
la1a and fnrRnI N
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THE Desk Exhange. 2i0 James st.
Buys. Sells aud Exchanges
office Furniture MA tn-78sg.
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CARPENTRY and repairing. Tele-
phone sU nset-57l5.
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MALE HELP-WANTED
CIVIL SERVICE POSITIONS

Wanted by Seattle Civil Service
Commission. applicants for exam
ination for the following city po-
sitions: Registration clerk. clerk
stenographer (malcl. license In
spector. electrical m terman.
junior craftsman. car cleaner. For
detailed information and applica-
tion blank call at COB COuuty-City
Building not later than November
30, 1929.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-20

DRY planer ends and box wood
cord 10 load 81 up. office phone
ME lrAe-2173. So nHct-2f7i.
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Roosevelt Special
REAL VALUE

81, 6O0--A nice little cottage. on a
valuable lot b0Xl04. only one
block 70 Roosevelt high; has
rooms and small building adJoin-
ing used by owner FOR an extra
bedroom; has combination living
and dining room, fine Kitchen,
good plumbing. benring fruit
trees, buildings on rear OF lot
leaving front for business. apart
msnts or large residence. only
$500 cash gives you the Keys. It's
hundred TO one bet that the
buyer makes $1,000 profit within
year. You cant see this one too
soon.
ROOSEVELT REALTY co.
l76b University Way. IKE nwd-4oBc
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence. Age.
Sather, Birger. Seattle ..... Legal
Ellingsen, Astrid, Seattle 49, Legal
Aciro. Felix p. Cushman hospital.
Tacoma
stanton. Mary E. Spokane ....24
Marsh. George A. Tacoma =. Legal
Wilson, Charlotte D., Tacoma. Legal
Leist, David Franklin. Dun
geress ..-..-....-.. .Legal
Roberts; Ethel Jessie. Seattle. Legal
Willeford, Pearl j.. Butte Legal
Carmichael. Bertha T., Butte. Legal
Graham. Claude. Seattle 20
Grofvert Ruby. Seattle .........2o
buckingham. Claude A., Sc
Burgeson. Ruby, Seattle Legal
Jochimsen. Andrew NJ. Seattle Legal
Berger, Winnie. Seattle ...... Legal
Plunkett Claude s.. Fresno Legal
Cox. Irene, Fresno ............L Legal
Williams. George Sidney. Sc
attic ...............,... Legal
Robinson, Edna l., Seattle. -. Legal
McAuliff. Thomas T.. Seattle .....s1
Rosenkranz Lillian. Seattle ......27
Nixon. Vernie Robert. Tanas-
ket ....s.-........ Legal
Tanner, Alice, Seattle ....... Legal
Michel. Cyril William. Seattle. Legal
Barker. Adele. Seattle ........Legal
Meyer. Kari, Seattle Legal
Block. Hancheu. Seattle ... Legal
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Big Rush Still

Big Rush Still
on for Cnthcnrt lands. short auto
ride north Of Seattle. Dakota.
Montana. Canada people coming In
bunchep TO the office OF G, ID. Hill
man. 90S Third ave. Seattle. There
is n good reason, as cows. chick
ems. are furnished on easy terms.
Lots OF work at good wages close
by. Flooring delivered at only SIS
thousand feet; free wood: water.
10000 people have bought OF us.
Free excursions today and every
day. Our Everett office rs at
strand Hotel We are the owners
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20 FOR LIGHTHOUSES

BROOM furnished cottage. garage,
close I'M ono block Phinney car;
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BEST forest wood. $3.50 cord. 1875
A-cord; mill wood. 81 cord: planer
ends. 81 cord. Ell iot-t72I
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-09-06

price of a loaf of bread as sold or
the market, hand the profit to the
farmer instead of the middleman,
and The price Of wheat will advance
65 cents a bushel.
Although it may sound Grimm
al, nothing would be better for the
price Of wheat than to dump a mil
lion bushels in the ocean today.
The effect weuld be startling.
"That would be the revolution
airy way of lettering prices, the
same holding true for all other
classes of farm products.
1.-THE same effect will have been
accomplished within probably three
years, and the drastic means will
not be necessary. The young far
mer will profit by his present
losses because they will be valuable
experience for the next crisis. Tell
every young landowner to hold
his possessions now above all
times. Land values are at the
point of making perceptible gains.
Prior to his election as chief ex-
cutive of Indiana, McCray was
considered one of the richest land
owners in the state. Today it is
doubtful if his vast land resources
will cover his indebtedness.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-09-06

The rigid airship FRI, of the u.
S. navy, made its first trial flight
over the naval air station here late
Tuesday.
The big ship sailed smoothly for
nearly an hour, then began circling
the field at speed of about 30
miles an hour, preparatory to land
ing.
The mnoster ship rose rapidly to
height of 1000 feet and headed
east for the Atlantic ocean. As
she rose, two airplanes, one rep
resenting the army and the other
the navy, left the ground to ac-
company the balloon on her maiden
voyage.
After being in the air fifty-five
minutes the dirigible was brought
to the landing field without a mis-
hap. Great satisfaction was ex-
pressed with her flight.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-09-06
FIRST u. S. RIGID
AIRSHIP is SUCCESS

LAKE HURST, N. j., Sept. c.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-09-06

the club, Mr.. Sheffield analysed a
bank statement for the members
Of the club. He said that bankers
found few merchants and others
who really understood bank
statement when it appears quar-
terly in the papers, as is required
by law.
Mr.. Sheffield said banks were
compelled to publish these state
nents so that the public would
know the condition of the banks
in which they entrust their funds,
and for that reason clear un-
derstanding of the bank statement
was important. he used state
mnet of local bank as an illus
tration, and explained each item of
the statement, in language that
laymen coul understand.
Cobb Miner spoke several min
utes, using as a subject the famous
story by Ebert Hubbard, "a Mes
sage to Garcia "a story that has
been read by millions of people
and reproduced in every language.
Henry Lumpkin read excerpts
from a recent speech made by
Henry H. Rogers, the New York
banker.
Among guests present yesterday
were Mayor j, E. Poole, Joe John
son, of Lakeland, and Chas. Mayr
of Pittsburg.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-09-06
ROTARIANS OPPOSE
LEASE OF {. {. & D.
w. w. Dykes Explains How Pro-
posed Consolidation Might
Injure State Railroad
(Continued from Pare L.


CONTINUED from Page ID
ed also under its control, it will
have a monopoly on hauling and
distributing coal to the South and
Southeast.
ut is certainly very greatly
detrimental to the general public
interest for any railroad company
to have monopoly of the hauling
and distribution of any commodity
"There has been a further sug-
gestion that if the A. C. L. should
acquire control of this line that
the A. C. L. and the L. & N. would
be willing to cut a line through
the mountains above referred to,
which separates the West Virginia
mines from the Eastern Kentucky
mines, so far as distance is con-
cerned, by only 33 miles. However,
by cutting through that point,
which would give the L. & N. free
use of the line proposed to be leas-
ed, would make it possible to di-
vert the heavy traffic now coming
over the L. & n from the Middle
West through this line, and shift
it from the N. C. & St. L., the
lessees of the present state road.
If such contingency should ma
terialize, the possibility of render
ing the state road less valuable
than it now is is one to be seri-
ously considered"
The full text of the resolution as
adopted by the Rotary club fol-
lows:
Whereas, notice of the applica-
ton of the Atlantic Coast Line
Railway company to the Interstate
Commerce Commission for approx
al of lease of the Carolina,
Clinchfield & Ohio Railroad com
pany for a period Of 999 years has
just become known to this COM
munity; and
Whereas, further notice of the
fact that the proposed lease of said
road, on account of the relation
existing between the Atlantic Coast
Line Railway company, the Louis
vile & Nashville Railway company
and the n. C. & st. L. Railway
company would place the control of
the movement of all coal from the
available coal fields for Southern
use in the East with one corpora
ton or general management;
Therefore, be it resolved by
the Americas Rotary club that it is
the sense of this club that the APP
prevail of said lease would create
monopoly, and practically destroy
competition between transporta-
ton companies in the handling of
all coal in the Southeastern states,
and especially in South Georgia
'Be it further resolved, that the
creation of such a monopoly, and
the destruction of competition of
any kind is seriously detrimental
to. the public interest and believ-
ing that the making Of such lease
would tend to the creation of such
condition we therefore object to
the. approval of, said lease. and re-
spectively request the Interstate
Commerce Commission to deny the
same
Mr.. Dykes stated that the same
resolution would be presented to
the other civic clubs and the Cham
Der of Commerce of the city with
requests for immediate action.
Interested parties will present ;
similar resolution to civic bodie,
throughout the state, Mr.. Dykes
said.
Frank Sheffield was in charge
Of the program of the Rotary club
for the day. At the request o.
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5NG yEGl0W SGVGN.s
y A GAME 81
" or CHANG, ECI
~ EOE1o<%D SHELA-.
hLo57~lTsc ~
@usa .s,e E!AS~Ans@FiGLo
ILto>7N,"Tsc ~
E,..U. S,Au sS,FiEGD

suppose, what sort of billet they've
fixed him up with this time"
Chinese Pennington was engaged
in rolling a cigaret,
"They couldn't find him a va
cancy-so they made a job for him,
He's sort of travelling {nspec-
tor"
ooh" gasped Monica. you
don't think they've sent him here
to take Jacks placer"
mot on your life! Armitage
don't like work. He's on the cush-
lest he's ever struck-and nothing
short Of an earthquake'll induce
him to chuck it up. He'll inspect
the barracks, parade all the native
troops, drill them himself, nose
into the cook-house, waste every
body's time-and write sinking
report home to England condemn
ing everybody"
Monica Viney's forehead wrinkl.
ed.
Won't that be rather serious?'
Pennington smiled.
IT'D be disastrous-if anybody
! at home took Armitage seriously
AS far as ! can make out, to be
condemned by our friend in the
monOcle is the finest recommends.
tion for promotion and increase Of
pay a police officer can haveW
| The Commissioner wound the
leather sling carefully round the BIZ
noculars and consigned them to
: the cockroach-eaten case that hung
from the wall.
and all this" he complained
when I'm up to my eyes in work
Monica'll have to entertain him
that's ALL"
Il like that"
Il thought you would. Our visl
tor appears to be a perfectly harm
less sort of idiot, although a bi
of bore
"You have to be bore if yo1
wear a monocle," asserted Moni
ca wisely. 81 warn you, Peter, tina
if you attempt to conspire witt
Jack to leave me alone with tina
mani shall flirt with him out
rageously."
"Sorry-but while the dashinj
/ Major is explaining to you wha
he did when he served the nth hus
sars, / shall not improbably b
wandering in the wilderness i
search of Mr.. Chai-Hung's lates
hiding place. True enough, our pc
bandit was badly winged by Rabat
Pilai and the activities of the Ye
low Seven have been temperate
suspended; but while ChaI-Hun
exists there's going to be troubl
on this island, and it's to me t
stop it,"
Where is Chai-hung?"
Chinese Pennington spread OF
his hands.
Vanished from the face of tt
earth"
; Lost his left hand in your la
had. 1t was my chief of staff
Rabat-Pilai-- who accomplished tt
=, dirty deed. He's dried the CRU
some relic over the fire and CARR,
it about with him.
"And the ring" said Monte
! eagerly; "the ling with the gree
stone?'
HE wears that. l hadn't IL
heart to deprive him of it, SEER
that the bandit robbed him of q
ear and eye en- their last encou
ter.
E Monica retreated to her cha
: and, folding her hands over OF
knee, gazed through palm-cls
slopes to the riband-like road b
. low.
81 wish with all my heart yC
g think of you roaming about in IL
q stunt, didn't he?" queried the Cor
missioner. wherever he happier
s to be, hai-Hung'll be thirsting f,
your blood"
k A heavenly smile spread ov'
Pennington's boyish features.
v Il didn't DO it. l only wish
+ jungle with every Chinaman
:. hand against you, it gets on n
nerves"
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