davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-23

Dobre znamy SlorAk, >. Stefan
r. Pcolar, .. Gs Phi. G. ktory
pred nastdpenim stddii boil tla-
lnasoln IA tuna jsem inestskom sd
[de; bide skladat ma tito sobot,i,
|dha "a. febru6ra graduacne Xxi.
Sky Z chiropra ktickeho lekArssvn
n Capitol Theatre, Davenport,
Iowa. |,
Pan P6olar 50 pilne pripravoval
ma chiropraktorstvo, preto SINE
ze skdsky slozi $ Il
|spechom, 90 nlu prajeme 20 srdca.
20 graduacii akistc. osadf sa Y
|nasom Ineste, kde Ha6 siroky kruh
|priatel 'ov nielcn medzi Slovakmi,
ale j medn Amerik6nmi inJnli
|narodnost ami pre- jsho prijemnsi
|porahu d priatsfske sposoby. y
|ieho iispechu potesf sa kazdy Slo-
yak. Mnoho zdaru!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-23
DoDAToK REDAKcIE KU
TEJTo zpRkVE.

y s Z i
Povd 'acni SINE p., Puhalloyi "a
jeho dost' aplny opis prednasky.
6hceme til dodat este Rev. Zla
malove slova, ktore sa \ opise ne
nachodia tax ct. citatel, bude
mat ecly obrar prednask
Rev. Zlamal hovoril este asi
nasledovn6
Potomkovia nasi budu oslavo-
vat Is. legionarov ako najvacsieil
narodnych hrdinov, bud1 i'm kla-
dcni "a vzor najvyssieho patrio-
tizmu 1 sebaobetavosti. a tito ls-
gion4ri-invalidi sd dnes n pol 'uto-
vaniaho dnom staye, takmer VI
bta ak.hi: vxstci voau6nf praoov.
MI ~ prsaid denta nAdet saaj
detF6 = nj t56lI ~ :,
ssfs( " y ! lS oF{ sstln
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-23
SRANKO ODS0DENY
ma DOzIVOTIE
Primal - vinnym ! vra5dy dru-
hsho stupha.

Michal Sranko primal sa "a vim
neho minul6ho piatku pred sud
com Lyon \ common pleas korte
ma obzalob,t = vrazdy druhsho
stupha, az kabitie Nikolaja Elioff
v East Youngstown pred istym Ss-
som. Bel odsddeny na dozivotna
vizenie V Ohio penitentiary
sranko pri ptvon predvolani
pred sud primal sa < yrazde pr
|v6ho stnpna, ale sudca to Srizna-
ME neprijal. Sranko poveda "a
bill som Elioffa, ale keby som llo
|nebol, on bg ma Dol zabil.
Sranku obhajovali advokati NJ.
q Harold Hoore. Bolo i'm l'ahko 40
|k4zat, u, 81 Sranko nemohoi vraz-
|du PRIV rpzmysiet' 4 ze svoj Gin
|sp6chal u nahlosti. Preto nabol sd
deny = yraEdy prveho stupha, \
toroin pade Dol by byval ods,i.
deny na aart
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-23

Ma tlto sobottl 20 poludni III
|tvorcna bude may yorom Rcese-oln
dr1lha vyrocna vystaya autonao.'
bilov Spolkom yollngstownskJcssi
|automobiloyFch obchodnikov
|novej priestrannej Vahey budovr,
|ktora "a nachodi na rohn Front j
Phelps ulic, ieden blok povysa
|hlavnej posty. 81 u
Vystava tato bnde jjednou ! naj-
|krajsich, aka kedy usporiad dana
|bola Il MASON meste. Vystayen6 bu
de ma 40 rozlienych vyrobkov . III
|l50 rozli6nych modelov scrii 1922.
Dvadsat' obchodnikoy ! artouio-
|bilami jes ma vystaye zast6penr.
Rudl tam auta, ktord idii Y Gene
|od $4OO nalor az do $40, ,OO0 Kto
Isl zamysl'a kiipit auto, til bndeF
mat prilezitost ma ten najvaesi
|vvber. Vsetky kary tohoroenycll
|serii s,i prekrasne a zlepscne \ ka-
|zdom OIL 'ade,
Vystava bude umiestnena 1a
Issetkych troch dlazkach vel 'kci
Vahey budovy. Ma kazdej d1axke
|budn koncertovat I tie najchyrnej-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-23
osEM CHIRoPRAKToRov
SLo DO vxzENfA

Minulej soboty jedenast chiro-
praktorov odsddene bolo ma po-s
kutu po 800 a troyy pre- prcva-
dzanie chiropraktiky bez icencie.
q Mich 6smi radsej 81 vybrali va
zenie, ako by mali platit pokutn,
ably tax npozornili vereinost na
kriydy, ktore sa i'm deju. Ma po-
kutu odsddeny Dol slovensky Chi
ropraktor p. Jozef Sofranec, .. C.
ale ten apeloval ma vyssi sud.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-23

Jurajovi Halapy padol t'azky ka-
men ma hlavu pri vychode : banc,
usmrtiac no ckamxite.

Juraj Halapy, hrdina svetovej
|vojny, sisiel v sobotu, II. februa-
|ra strasnoil smrt 'ou so sveta. Bol
zamestnany maJne v Coraopolis,
Pa. lddc Z prace uz domov, pr
|samom vychode majny odvalil
|sa t'azky ka1nen, ktory mu padol
ma hlavu a no ma mieste usmrt;l.
|Nebohy tusil svoj koniec a ~ dav-
|no predtym 81 vyziadal, ably pa
de smrti pochovany Dol Y East
Youngstown, kde jeho rodina ziie.
q Coraopolis dovezeny Dol do
East Youngstown u pondelok.
Nebozky bral beast vo ,svete-
|vej vojne. Bol yo Francii skoro
!tri roxy. Sllzil pri delostrelectve
(kanonieroch) ns2. U. s. diyizie.
Narodeny Dol ma Slovensku
Ipred ~ rokmi . do Ameriky pri-
Isiel s rodicmi este ako Inaly chla-
|pec. Oplakava ho jeho mila man
|Selka Anna so synkom Jurkom,
|tiez matka Maria Halapy, bratia
Jan, Pavel, Stefan, sestry Maria,
lAlzbeta = Helena, otcim Jozef
ILilko a d'alsia rodina.
Nosiemi truhly boil hrdinovia
lsyetoYej vojny: Juraj Kukula,
Jan Knlnla. Fraaak Maruskin, Jul
traj Kisel Josef 1lakoyskyy y u ST.
Iyasko, ktori boil oble6enf 81 u uni !;
Iforne ls IS: s.s
Pohrab odbayoval Rev
Spinsk Il Y stlrean rSno a & 3. 4 ss 4
ldine Val 'k0n IN ,sv en,lIoli y pslno,lsl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-23

|lrv vylisvali, ktcl1 obetovah svo-
BE xdrsvie, Mvoty tslesni xdat'
most . tych = nilkto nestaral.
Len ipo styroch rokoch jestvova-
mia republiky vyneseny Dol zakon
|o podpore pre- legionarov-invali-
Idov. Podpora ia pre- iiplnych mr.
|zakoy pozostava ! asi 40 annari-
|ckych dolarov mesaene, = kto-
|rych v tomto ease nevyzije All
|jednotlivec, nieto otec rodiny. Pr.
va TAXA pqdpora prisla u jannari
|tohto roku.
Americka Narodna Rada roz-
hodla sal nasbierat' zakladinu
100000, 3 ktorej BY podporovand
bolo tych 1O5 Is. legionarov Y IA
|merikc, ktori ST invalidmi. Asi po-
lovica tohto obnos,i jc llz nasbia-
rama.
Rev. Zlamal dotknul sa ali otaz-
Ky autonomie Slovcnska. Go jeden
q, podpisovatel 'ov Pittsburghskcj
Dohody, samozrejme, stoji "a iii.
Vyslovil sa, ze Slovensko budc
mat iste svoju najsirsiu samospra
WI, akonah1e o tom dohodnl sa
sami Slovaci. Ale terajsie bojc
odsudzuje a vraj st 'astfm je,l ze
|svctova situacia je TAXA, akou je,
|inac by 50 republika octla vo
|vel'kom nebezpeei pre- stieto boje.
Ods1dil al terajsi smer Is. zahra-
|nicnej politiky, ktora je ME sla-
|vianska, ale zapadnicka, opiera-
j1ca sa 0 Angliu a Franciu. Cs. "a
|hranicna politika ma sa nicst'
|smerom slavianskym. Vyslovil ma
|dej, zc So talk stane, akonahle SO
Rpsko obnOvi a Pol sko bude Il VIC
sim porozameaim hl,adatlna nass
|republiku.
| Sovenskych rodakov pros.me
" r1asom meme, aby legionarski1
|sbierku podporili vsemoznym sp6-
sobom a zachranili nasich legiona-
|rov-invalidov Cd biedy, ktora ma
/, mich so vsetkych kltav kuka. Pc
iniaze budu dozerane samymi le-
gionarmi a Cesko-Slovenskou Ma.
irodnor Radon Amerike v kto.
Irej zastupcov ma TAX nasa Slov
Llga, ako al Ceske Mar. Sdr,He.
ME a Svaz ceskych Katolikov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-23

a SAS t4T nv fSf6 vY1fs3f n * afSf r1F3 ~
Il; u. 4|ss raI,l MN I; s;,, 8 kt,,l
~ M 4 NV, & ,,ras,l, . \, 4, 'sd d MN.
M nm, r,,.; III ;af 4 & 3oila 4 4 Il M s z;
d stavp I o;encc ,s' 81 ;tov 3 l .sk,, ii,nc
A,.j.k k.a,';a I q Az dntsIse; ,rscc q q Nsvrh
1 I, vsl,orb 81 MA. 3
u e ocl, ro, .ra. /. !, / !, 81 s,,,.,,, I'm,
,.s ia rotI;,s @ sfs q; ob,rsss;t; ,
s,o,,o ,.s.at ~ q 3. &, .,s,t osah ,s.
IL. d q o ro. ,,,,s,1s ,s;ol,' 81 W D 80
u 1. ,s !,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-23
FIrfBusTER v SENATE
SrOt. 3TlTov.

Ma vyslovnl ziadost prezidenta
Hdrdinga V senate sa pojednava
70 vladnom navrhu zvanom s. ship
subsidy BILL, ll'a ktoreho, Y p'l-
de by Dol prijatJ, americke paro-
plavebne spoloGnosti dostaly by
skoro zadarmo vel flotu vlad-
liych lodi a poskytovana by i'm
bola al ina vladna pomoc, ahv sa
tax SO zdarom zalozila vel'ka OBJ
chodna namorna flota americka
"a urobeny Dol koniec sdvislosSi
Ameriky od lodi europskych pa.
roplavebnych spolocnosti.
Proti tomnto navrhu vlady po-
stavili So dcmokrati a S mimi ira
ia republikanski senatori, . sice
LaFolette, Brookhart a Borah.
Demokraticki senatori $ tymit1
troma republikanmi prevadzajd
teraz v senate tax zvany filibu-
ster'', to jest dlh5mi rozvlacnymi
reeiami prekaEajii senatu . od-
d'a.uja poiednavanie q predlohe.
Opozicia mysli, ze vydrzi vo fill
bustrovanf do skon6enia kongresn
n
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-23

,urobia vsetkU mozne, aby sa moh-
10 . Mich povedat ze milujd syoj-
ho blizneho.
Tymto bola prednaska skonce-5
na. ylbp. zlamal vyzval prftoln-
nych, aby kto chce, prispel neia-
kym milodarom, aby sa sbierka "a
pocala tym dnom. Vysledok sbier-
Ky Dol $164.2O. Prispeli naslc-
down.: Po $500 Sbor So. Sloy.
Ligy q Sbor Az. Slov. Ligy, Po
$1,000: Jan G. Duloyie, Rev. f..
Kozelek, Odbor GIL. N. s. S. Po
$500: Martin Dolak, Jozef Javor-
sky, Jan Novotny, Jan Frankie.
IPavel Habovsky $500. Po 5000:
Juraj Mnrdzak, Rev. Jozef Nj
dcnnicek, Jozef Martinko, Jurai
Labuda, Jan Thurik, Andrej Au-
.gustinak, Jozef Dutko, Jan Jez.
Franko, Jan Ruman, Michal Ne
|cko, Jozef Stanislav, Michal Ka-
sony, Michal Bindas, Jan Lesko,
Michal Sopko, Jozcf Kubus, Joz.
Tukortilka. Po $1.O0: Jan Bednar,
u. Matiscik, Martin Hockicko, Jo-
Tzef Rehak, Katarina Habovsky,
NJ. Gcgus, Jan Harmocy, Jan Sic
NIL, Jan Tkac, Juraj Palascal,
Anna Murdzak, Jan Stamina ST.,
Stefan Jayorcik, Jan Dolak, Ma
|tej Mraz, Aug, Hlebovy, yalent
|Hlebovy, NJ, Dupej, And. Holcc-
10; I. Beanar, sulih, Jan
Tcjbus, St. Gonda. Po 5Oc.: Maria
Timko, Anna Staron, Alb. Tkae,
Nv. Augustinak, Julia Hamrak,
Helena Olenik, Anna Gonda. Ma-
ria Basista Toe. Spolu $164.2O.
Y pondelok po prcdnaske Rev.
10. Zlamal navstivil este niekto-
|rych obchodnikov, ktori prispeli
Inasledovne: Jan Salata $1,000,
Iadv. Jan A. Willo $500, Michal
Willo $1,000, M. S. Djakovie $500
NIichal Ropar $500, Pavel Bil'ko
800, Jozef G.. Vascak $25.00,l 10.
Izef Friedman $500. Spolu sbierka
Idosial' eini: $248.20.
DO sbierajdceho vyboru sa pri.
Ihlasili nasledoyni: Jan Matistil:,
IJuraj Murdzak, Jozef Tkac, PA.
! vel HabovskJ, Michal Bindas, Joz.
Stanislav, Martin Dupej, Jan Ja.
vorsky, Fr. Hudik, Jozef Javor-
lsky, Jozef Martinko, Martin Do
LAX a M. Mraz.
| Prosimc tych rodomilov, ktori
by boil ochotni sbierat milodary
ra Stecltonc, Brier Hill, North
lSidc, East Youngstown a Stru-
theirs, aby sa prihlasili ii br. 10.
zefa Martinku, "a So. Watt St
lalebo u Juraja Puhallu, 2l N
whitney Ave. Pokladnikom sbier.
ky je p. Martin Dolak. Pcniaze sa
lukladajd do Youngstown State
Bank (slovenskej banky.l
Juraj Puhalla,
tai. Okr. Sbora
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-23

II 80 -
Ae0 son 3: !, No frahcll tam q
sonl side1 M lAl nas1cn lego
nafoS ! nrol'A H. sn clapkach' K1o-
s. ~ poly aenc nosit iran I,
c''zshou sias1Oa re icn nrains1va. Elll gs'a
- sei ~ q a1ls1inoV iFancla-
sAych nosllo EYE elapAy. boia 7 g
seay vei ka eess
flitoM Vse1koh ,ale poio zapud- ol
nuse na naslcn glonafov. i'o 81 E- Is.
koncenl, Yaik hoM prlsh sem
!. .plasKy 9 .o n lc na9norsle easy, y,
kca an .'s A'oN Doil zaravl, ne-
u'oi.ii apSsas = ce. Ale meazl nl-
~ Doll ln'loha; sorl u1ratln i svols 3
zurasie' pa n Is Doh mrzakml.
s. Aa AlsVs.' sa staia nas'n
|,eefo'.srom !, g len aoofooen1e. Ne-
Dy1 icn' ooi bys 2 mas sVet Malo ~
!, 8 - ~ - uDs
, y ..s,,lo. 3 S. & q 3 s'' unos ~
A -. aa' .a-s .ous A'os, ~
so'.a S..s.ss,n' Ivy g. ieslos
Asr. vya0Ds.1 ,o'o 1e e e 4
aos1a !. 80 's'A' n'eco n'o7
6 .'. Avs
] s 'a . y i'.ssa - 's!,o ,piefA
!: ,..-.A ....s 1. 49, s ! = - -
3 , ~ u. ~ J !, 81 a '''.. s. !runs
tn u ys,a s 81 a' ..ol'lsa. enc
y, s 81 u ssss seSle, ! Dou % :,
& s . sls sa IT. arooA'
q. " J, ~. ',oA !. ., 80. I.
]. s. s.. 3. = - |.
r. 80, SC ' 80
I -, ., s.,, s'na :, aa0o : =
=. a 80 Di0 s'a
a'
III Amerlke mame Ssoo leglo.
narrow medzl nlml 100 lnvalldov.
y " Dy 70 ooio mozne, Zen nechat
len tax ma pospas g py SINE sa
my oesi a sloSae' nemal Q men
pOSGarat aOV, I'M OOlO TT OEiSl1 nj q.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-23

sbiera<s n4 sk!slad & dinu !! invalidoy
" ncdern vydrziavana bola
prednaska Okrcsneho Sboru Sloy.
Ligy n prospect zaklatiiny na znlr
zaGenych Is. legionarov VI Soko-
loyni na Honewood Ave. Prftom-
rych bolo nalo, AMI celkom 100
Pudf, ale boil i ssetko nadscni
SlovAci.
Prednasku zahajil predseda o-
krcsneho Sboru >. Jozef Martin
ko kratkou ale primeranou recon
no predmet Milnj blizneho svoj-
ho". Prflezitost' sa nam nasky-
tuje dokazat ze ci milujeme svo-
jich bliznJch, ci sa ich zanjmerne,
alebo ei len budeme hl'adiet', ako
trpia nddzu d nedostatok II, ktori
sli bojovat' "a slobodu svoiho mi
leho naroda. Uist oval pr1tom-,
,nych, ze on nem6ze talk vylfcit'
biedu nasich invalidov, ale
ze je isty, ze pritolnny predseda
tejto shierly, velebny pan @. Zla-
NAL nam vysvetlf, ponerac on sa
styka mimi vie pochopit' ich
biedu. Obecenstvo prija1o recnika
hromovym potlcskom, ktory SO
pod 'akoval ajal slova.
Nieco 2 ieho reci som 81 pozna-
ell q tn podavam, aby al ii, ktoss
II nemohli byt pritomnf -ha pred
|naske, boil ebozuamenf.
Mill priatelis i KehG so, 4
|syifcit, ce.d hisforiin u n6sho naro.
da q nasich legionarov, vzalo By
mi cel1 noe ku YAM hovorit'. Ked
Isl prcdstavfme dobu asi 80 rokov
|nazpat, ked' sa mas l'ud prist'a-
hoval do tejto zeme, mnohi Slo-
|vaci ME zeby naboli dobri Slovl-
|ci, ale neboli mnohi natol'ko pre-
svedccni na seba hrdf, ze insie
|nevcdeli, len ze sd 20 Spisskej a.
|lebo Sarisskej stolice, ale sa biz
|sie jeden druheho nepoznali. AZ
. nejakd dobu pocali 81 zakladat
|spolky, narodne, katolicke evan
jelicke a vd'aka zakladatel 'om
|tychto spolkov, lebo which sa po-
|calo sirit povedomic slovensk6.
Najvaesia vd'aka patri neb. Ste
fanovi Furdekovi, zakladatel'ovi
|Slovenskcj Ligy, ktora orzaniza.
|cia objima kazdeho Slovaka bez
rozdiclu nabozenskeho presrea-
|cenia.
A teraz ked sa podivame ma
nasich SloNakov v roku 1914,
ked' vypukla vojna, vtedy este
mnohi nasi krajania boil vel,mi
slabeho presvedcenia, nevedeli
|skutocnc, co ylastnc> ST, cest ! w
Inimkam, mnohi sa prihlasovali do
|nepriatel l'skej armady a boil ma
|tol'ko neuvedomeli, ze BY boil O
chotni dat svoje zivoty "a Franc
Jozefa. Faktom je, lebo som NAL
|prilezitost sa presvedcit' ma svoje
|vlastne oci, ked mi boil pokaza-
Inc mnohe hanebne dopisy, posiela-
Inc nasim sloyenskym redaktoronl.
Terax ale podivajme So ma do
By, ked prichadza mas slavny Ste
ffanik Masaryk. q ako yyrastaju
nase 6s. l6gie v Rusku, 70 Fran.
IcdSsku 4 tn Y Amerikc. Ked som
Dol Ss, yojensksj kancclarii \
|Clevelan1 videl som, ako sa do
nej hl6sil iobrovol he mladi
Istari, ai talsf kfori mali n,anzeL
New Britain herald., 1923-09-01
Four Wheel Brake OH
Latest Buick Models

In demonstration OF the ne"
Buick automobile given to deputy
lChief Eugene Barnes and Chiet we
chanic Edward Burke of the New
Britain fire department both express
cd surprise at the efficiency OF the
four wheel brake with which the new
r,uick is equipped,
Deputy Chief Barnes said that |.
is lust the thing for fire apparatus,
which is forced to make many quick
stops. He said that 'it should be OF
great advantage to green drivers
The deputy chief says: 1T Is lar
ahead of the two wheel brake in that
it does away with side skidding ana
enables the driver to keep his car
under perfect control at all times
Chief Mechanic Burke was given
demonstration of the manner in which
fine four wheel brake worked on wet
pavement and said: There is no COM
parison between the two wheel brake
and the four wheel brake. 1t is as
far ahead of the two wheel brake as
the left hand drive is ahead of the
right hand drive. 1t is just the thing
for travelling in traffic"
New Britain herald., 1923-09-01

small vein is injured, the bleeding
soon stops. If deep, an artery may
be severed or muscles. tendons. and
ligaments injured
If the instrument Is dull, laceration,
a jagged wound, may result Such
must be carefully treated to remove
dirt or foreign matter. The flesh and
cuticle must be bound together to
avoid scars.
In slight cuts, wash the wound with
pure water, boiled if possible. Perox-
ide of hydrogen Is also excellent
When properly cleansed, apply iodine
and alcohol in equal parts (tincture
of iodine) with small brush or swab
of absorbent cotton. Put a piece of
sterilized gauze or clean white cotton
over the wound and bandage. :
In deeper cuts, where an artery has
been In jured, 1t may be necessary to
use a ligature, to tie or bind the ends
of the severed artery. In severe cases
a tourniquet may be needed to prevent
bleeding to. DEATH In such case.
bind the wound between the cut and
the body with small rope, a strip
of cotton or rubber bands. Insert a
stick under the binder, and twist until
the bleeding stops
New Britain herald., 1923-09-01

(American Tel. and Tel. Co, y. "
1880 p. m.-Joseph Pauloff, bari.
tone, accompanied by Irwin Hassell.
7:45 p. m.-Frederick Rosen. violin
list. accompanied by Irwin Hassel.
500 p. m.--"Its a Lie" one act
play translated from the Yddish,
given by Clara Langsner and Dora
Koshinska of the Trinagle Players,
under the direction of Kathaleen
Kirkwood.
Sis p. m.--Irwin Hassell. and
pianist.
$3.50 p. m.--Joseph Pauloff, bari
tone.
S:45 p. m.-Frederick Rosen, violin
list.
$500 to 1000 p. m.-Program by
Gimbel Brothers New York store.
800 p. m.--Fred w. Taylor tenor,
with Joe Keden, pianist.
9:15 p. m.-Lavinia Dewitt Nc
Kenna, cornetist,
$50 p. m.-Fred w. Taylor. tenor.
9:45 p. m.-Lavinia Dewitt Mcken-
ma, cornetist.
10000 to Hoo p m,--Dance pro-
gram by the American Tobacco Co.'S
Lucky Strike" Orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-01

/ wants long before he knew there wa.
a girl named Leslie Hamilton in thi!
world.
wrote him some months ago tina
l was having my house painted ant
explained to him the reason l did 81
was because the one painter in thu
town was not busy. also told hin
1t was not convenient for me to pa,
for 1t, expecting, of course, he would
send a check by return mail.
Although both | and Priscilla Brad.
ford have. repeatedly ASKED him fol
the money, he has paid no attention
to us. cannot understand it. John
was not like this until he married
you. Now this last terrible thing
that he has done is simply breaking
his mothers heart.
He has told you, of course, how
objected to his giving to that name
less brat the honorable baptismal
name of John Alden. When l read
of it from a clipping l found in the
paper, for John knew better than to
write me about it. was so ill that l
was not able to leave my bed for a
week. To think that my son, the
eighth lineal descendant from John
Alden, has not more pride in his an
cestry is unbelievable.
Some one has told me that you are
feeling better Il have not heard OF
your health through either of you for
long time), and l am sure, now
that you have had time to think 1t
over with normal and sane brain,
you will send the baby to the orphan
asylum where 1t belongs. / cannot
understand of what the modern
young woman is thinking. What will
you do when you have shildren of
your own7 Will you give them any
less love than you did to this child
who has been literally thrust upon
you?
| think the whole thing is exceed
ing mysterious, and If ] didn't have
thorough faith in Johns ability to-
select a good girl and that his own
common sense combined with his
Puritan heritage must keep him from
any wrong doing. should be afraid
there was scandal hanging over your
head.
However foolish both of you are. !
am certain that scandal could not
touch me nor mine.
wish you would tell John that | |
need the money to pay the painter
ind will you please write to me when
you have disposed of the baby in the |
proper manner.
Sincerely.
MARY ALDEN PRESCOTT.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-01
-. WIZ
(Aeolian Hall, N. Y. City,.

$500 p, m.-Closing quotations Of
the N. Y. stock exchange.
6:05 p. m.-"uncle Wiggily Stories
by Howard CARTS.
1880 p. m.-William Ballyn, CHIEF
steward of the Cunard Liner "Beren.
garia' in Songs of the Mercantile
Marine" followed by the melody
makers of the "Berengaria," Messrs
G.. Goulden, P. Cooper and C. Mat
thews.
= 500 p. m.--Harper Brothers.
S:45 p. m.-Recital by Frank Blyer,
tenor.
9:15 p. m.-Recital by Frank Blyer,
tenor.
9:45 p. m.-"Poems with Musical
Settings" by Catherine Tiff Jones.
1000 p. m.-"The Test Flight of
the Mail" by +. A. Staiger,
1920 p. m.-"Poems with Musical
Settings" by Catherine Tiff Jones.
1855 p. m.-Time signals and
weather retransmitted from the gov
eminent station at NAA at Arlington.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-01
Wy HUSBANDS LOVE
Adele Garrison New Phase Of
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE

1 Nice. accommodating doc" he In,
terrupted laughing, "But that'i
neither here nor yet there, Tell ms
thisi Why In thunder doesn't shs
get divorce from me. instead OF
dragging along this ways I've told
her often enough that ] wouldn't de-
fend It. she can bring any ehargr
against me. she likes-with perfect
truth" he added with wry grimaee.
| II explained patiently that Lillian
was unwilling 10 expose her idolized
daughter. Marion, 10 the publicity a
second divorce suit Of her mothers
would cause.
| T-Always---know''
"Piffle--also poppyeoek" Mr.. I'm.
derwood exclaimed. She's foxy
enough. and can pull enough wires
TO file II where and when II won't
attract attention. And II II does leak
out. by the time Marion Is old enough
10 have II matter. II viii have been
forgotten. And II Marion goes In tor
the society stunt. twice-di Sorced
mother will be an asset TO her. be-
lieve the average II three 10 each
parent in our Hottest circles. In. any
event II she and old sayarin will just
time their wedding day when. some
movie star scandal breaks nobody will
ever know when they're married.
Look here. will you tell her all this.
and let me know her decision? I'd
go to see her directly. but there's no
use giving her any unnecessarily I'M
pleasant moments
Yes, I'll tell her." ] answered.
How shall reach you?" AZ
did you ever pass that little
pawnshop between" The named a
location only block away from the
apartment which Dicky and had
taken until we could find one better
suited to us).
Yes, ] have seen H." answered.
well, either OF the two proprie-
tors there, George or Ed Briscoe-
that isn't their right name. but that
doesn't concern you--will do anything
for me. because of reasons If you
have an answer for me from Lii, or
If for any reason you need me--and
you know your Uncle Dudley will
come from Kamchatka to serve YOU
go in there, be sure you're speaking
to either George or Ed, and that no
one else hears you, and give him
that scarab pin sent you by Jim.
You don't need to say word. They'll
do the rest
'But--how will you know where
am ?"
INSTRUMENTATION, Lady Fair" he
said made a ceremonlous yet half.
hooking obeisanoe, and vanished in
to the eyergreens. |
New Britain herald., 1923-09-01
JOHNNIE Of the CIRCUS
and his CUFFY BEAR =
= By ARTHUR SCOTT BAILEY

moving. They kept going faster and
faster, with rattlety-rattlety-r rattle
that grew quicker every moment.
Lie down and keep still" growled
Rramble the Bear. IT'S only the rat
tier that you hear"
But it was no wonder that Cuffy
was frightened. 1t was his first ride
on a railroad train. Cuffy Bear was
glad when the train came to a stop.
hours later. A faint light now found
its way through the small windows of
the cage where he and Bramble the
Bear had spent the night.
II wish they'd take the sides off this
cage" Cuffy muttered. I'D like to
look out"
They won't take 'em off until we
get to the lot" Bramble told him.
We'll, 1t was q short night, any