davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-21
Rehor- Uram- Podtatransky

nraz zahalil stromy, strechy a
Evsetky predmety. Ma stedry vecer
vyzeralo to ami V bajecnej povie-.
stke. Vianocne koledy rozliehaly
SO Cd ,domn k domu a vona via
nocnych strom6ekov plnila vzduch
" kastieli robily sa vel'koleps
prfpravy. Pan ssice pred dvoma
dnami odvestoval a vrati sa az k
stedrej vecery, ale pani lieta ma
koei do mesta, snasa vseliake
krasne dobre veci, pripravuje
skyostny stromcok a vo vsetkom
skryva sd dajake tajemstvo, ktore
81 nikto 20 sluhov vysvetlit me-
vedel.
Salon kastieli jagal sa ziarou
svetiel vianocnsho stromku, Iktory
Dol obt 'azeny bohatstvonl krasy.
Mlada pani veselou tvarou vie
ola svojho manzela ku stromku q
IS p6zitk kom blazenosti pozerala ma
prekyapeneho muza, ktory pod
Istromkom nasiel svoju matku j
deti Y peknych modernych sa-
|toch.
~ dobry aniel, ty zlata du-
SAT- volal pan kastiel'a, objima-
! inc zenu, matku | deti.
moja pomsta "a tvoju me-
lprinnost a nesl 'achetnost' Ma
mi6la j deti ostanl u mas 9 me-
vd'aks tvoj vyrovnam syojou Ia
slavost on, DO chcem 81 ich q
patrpvat ako svoje vlastne'
N kastieli d ZlatArov mali tie
najkrajsic, najradostnejsie Viano-
Ice, kde domaca PAM stala sa an
! jelom pokoja lasky
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-21

najvacsom nebezpecenstve ukryla
ma pred nepriatel ON tym "a
chranila mi ziyot A "a jej peniaze
k1pil som toto panstvo. Ona nevie
a zvedet nesmie, BE som Dol ze-
natv, ze mann deti. Nebpjte sa,
biedu wac trpet' nebudete, ia sa
postaram'o Q vas al 0 deti. Kde BY.
.vate -
Starka ako V snach sdelila mu
syoju adressu, ktorl 81 on ma pa.
pier poznacil pokraeoval: "Ja
budem tajne dochadzat' k vam a
posluzim VAN radon pomocou
Tu mate predbezne ma sviatky'
Podal jej tobolkou $ peniazmi ~
"A chod tie, mako draha, aby
mas nix nezbadal. S Bohom".
rs Bohom!v riekla starka 4
ukryjdc pehazenku, odisla $ rado.
[st'ou, ktorl rusilo trpke presved-
Genie: Hanbi sa "a nina, "a svo
lju vlastn1 matku |"
Domaci pan ju odprevadil M
dyor aby zakazal sllhom jej u
lbIHA
n tom okamzeni alxo vysli IL
by. odhrnila sa portierka ma dive
lrach veddcieh do jedalne ele
Egantna nnlada dana vybehla Z je
Edalne, piadila rovno K pfsacemy
lstolu vzala adressu starkej a RE
kla: Pocksj yt6sku, viem vset
ko, toto. Dude n1ojou pomstcu !,
ltvojn nesl 'achetnost Ukryjlt
|adressu "a saty a. prss odbehls
i'd jedalne.
Boly krasne Vianoce. Hnlly' ].
vxniesly iskrivy trblietavJ
~ Z r
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-21
ANJEL SKA ZVEsT

..a ~ y z = - ssts Y
Anjelska zvest': sSSlava Bohu
ma yysosti!' l'dbo zneje
! nam, lebo test mnohu
dusu, a nej nadeje
budi, ze hor mad hviezdami
panuje Ten, co je S nami
a S nami co casne-vecne bnde
j ked telo spoein najde hrude!
Anjelska zvest': "Pokoj l'udu
bud ma zemi!!', i nam hlasa,
ze al v biede, nildzi, trudu
On paveza, pomoc nasa!
Ked' mas narod zhodil jarmo,
nevylieval 'kry nadarmo,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-21
Published Every Friday. 5 cents Copy.
Vianocny dar = : =
Rehor Uram- Podtatransly

v tom pred sisednym domom
zavznejd detske hlasy Owe "a
znama yianocna pieseh: Gas ra-
dosti, veselosti. To spieyajii
chudobne dietky popod oblokyta
sbierajn 81 male Gar6eky Il dobro-
einnych Tudf. Piesen ta dotlne sa
bol'ne materskeho srdca. Ach, ME
kedy bola jej tax vel mi milou!
We'd sama uGiladiet'a a svoje pie
senke tejto! ALI teraz reze jej
srdce, rozmaha jej b0l', predsta
vuje jej pred oci terajsie tax t'az-
ke polozenie! Ia blazenou minn-.
lost on prisla jej trapna pritom-
most! Nuz bud1cnost aka se
bude? Ona ostane samotnon,
opustenou. Ku hrobu draheho
manzela pridfuM sa maly hrob-
eek. v nom ustelc 81 miesto jej je.-
diny syn! Tam Made pokoj jej
nemocne diet a. Tam pochovajii
jeho bezdnsne tclo, ach snfm
pokoj blaho iej srdca j auss!
Nelavznie Wac jeho mily hlasok!
Neprftulia sa K nej jeho krasne
rncky, ami rtiky l'iibostnom
bozku! Utrati h o, a $ MIN
utrati vsetko tn ma zemi Na
/ co ma teda i ona d'alej lit! Ko-
mu a k comm k voli? We'd lepsie
bude, ked i ona l'ahne 81 S min
do chladneho hrobu!
! u tichne cifapot diet ara a
Itfchne j jeho srdiecko. Zatfchne j
| spev. dietok ma ulici, posvatna
tichost' rozklada sa prirode, le
| bo bllzi sa uz hodina, v ktorej "a
vzneln radostne zVuky ~zvonov 4
Inabczny spev veriacich. I'll
Ghost zavladne malou i5bickou
a ma jej perutiach sklana sa itchy
pokoj, - matka skloni hlavu.
Jej hlava je 'azka. A ME div,
we'd w siestu nee bIdeje mad svo-
jim nemocnym diet at ON. Ne
vyslovna nzkost zaIahne ma jej
ddy, vicka klesaju, pamat slabne,
sabapovedomie mime. Uboh.i
mat zaspi tisko.
A la, vidi vo sne. Vidf $ me-
ba spist lat sa amelia. Lett tax
tisko, tax | 'ahncko. Nepocnt sum
krfdiel jeho, ale jeho biele rlcho
zahalen1 postavu rozoznat' dobrs.
"To anjel smrti!'' zavzdychne Il
! boha mat: Kohoze pojme do
syojho narueia a ciu dusu WINE
sic do blazenych stankos nebaY
Anjpl sa nizi rfzi sa mad dom,
1 k obloku iibohej matky. " vstd-
pill dnu oblokom. Vona nadzem-
skfho raja naplni pricstor izby.
Uz blfzi sa j K postiel Ike diet a.
tia, uz vystiera K nemu svoie
ruky, uz v tom skrfkne mat /:
"Ber nina ale diet'at'u m6jmu daj
1 pokojl'
Sen zmizne. Matka sa prebudf;
zdesena pore ma postel'. Tam lei
ljej diet'a. live Il mrtye9 Mat.
ka skocf k remu, nachyli sa mad
jeho 1sta, a t'azky kamen odpad-
ne $ jej srdca. Diet q dycha.
lPrilozf mu rnko ma cello, . hl'a,
Ihorncka prestala, nemoc je prelo-
lmena! Diet'a otyori oSi, tie
ljasne, krasne oei. . jeho rtfky
zasepocn milo II Mama, tn bol Je-
! zisko! Videl som ho!'' |" Ano,I
biol til, diet = meje'! On darpval.
mi tebal'' vskrilnse nradostnena
mat 4 klesa na koleAa
I zahlaholia zyony NaboSny
4 l'ud \ ehrame spieya radostny vim
4 lnocny zalm s Narodilssa Kristus
I Pan Radajms 81 III
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-21

NaSIaIy VianOce. NaJfadOStneJ-
Sic to sviatky nielen dietkam, ale
]. kazdemu krest 'anovi. Syn Bozf
sOstilpil neba, stal sa clovekom
diet at 'om priniesol spasenie
lPndskemu pokoleniu. Vsetko pie
sa, ysetko sd raduje. / Y prfrode
zavladnul pokoj, al5oby al ona
zbozne naciivala anjelskym zv,l-
kom, ktore hlasajn celemn svetu !:
Slava ma vysosti Bohu ma zemi
pokoj l'ud 'om - Len zvuk zvonoy
zvuci neobyeajnom suzvuk,l
hlasov a vznasa sa mad ulicami
newell 'keho mestecka, ktoreho O.
byvatelia y naboznom rozochveni.
a s radostnym pocitom ocakavajn
prichod Spasitel'a.
Obloky domov. sd oziarene svet-
lom. Y izbach jasajn sa krason
e H de-
vianoene stromky, vokol ktorych
sdruzujn sa start mladi. Srdcia
vsetkych opanoval pocit blaha.
ktory zraef sa ma ich tvarach.
Dietky tesla sa darmi, ktore im
postal Jezisko, starsi tesla sa V
dietkach. We'd dnes prichodia i'm
ma um al ich vlastne, TAX rychlo
zasle. detske easy. Vsade panule
blaho, pekoj radost'
len izbicku isteho domu zat 'ah-
la tina. Mala lampka ma stole
mdlym svetielkom len slabo osve-
anje izbu. " tejto polotme vidno
cdkrytii postel a ma nej asi stvor
rorocneho chlapceka. Lezi nemoc-
ny. Ocka svietia mu desnym pla-
menom; tvaricka, ba cele tielko
mu hori a nepokoj sk,lbe jeho roz-
culenymi euvami. z polootvore-
nych rtov vychodia len bol'ne
vzdychy a bllznive slova nesii-
yislej vravy. Lei v horicke nz
Wac dni. A mad MIN bdeje Ultra
Fpena mat. Neznou starostlivost 'ou
sprevadza kazdv jeho pohyb.
Bol ne vzdychy diet at a rezi1 jej
materske srdce a jeho nepokojne
skubanie otriasa jej vlastnymi
cuvami. Replace, ubolena
mat! Vyschnul az pramen d'obro-
cinnych slz; jej oci sd suche, alebo
20 srdca lej1 slzr dnsevneho bo-
,l'u, ktory travi ducha j telo.
/ Ach, smutny to stav! Ved'
dnes, v tax svaty vecer, kde vset-
ko raduje sa, ona sm1ti mad ne
mocnym; kde dietky spolu ro-
dicmi svatia najradostnejsf vecer
v roku, ona musela pocut q ilst
lekara hrozne slova: Moja vcda
je prislaba. Pomoc je jedine Il
Bohi!' - Cez oblok vidi snsedne
|osvetlene obloky a Y tych izbach
vokol jasavych strom6ekov via
|nocnych uradostnene tvaricky
st 'astnych dietok. "A jej jedine
diet'a trapi sa Y nemoci, ba, dbo-
ziatko, ufniera!
Utratit diet "a ]! Utratit jedine
no syna Rozldcis sa 5 tou drahon
dusou, ktora tax mocne prirastla
K jej materskej dust! Ach, tym
6inom roztrhne sa syazok dvoch
milujdcich srdc! Zanikne nadeja,
ktorn SINE 81 priali az do dial mel
bud1cnosti! zastre sa nebo vyba-
jeneho blaha! Me, materinske
srdce to neprenesie TO prevysu-
+ je silly dbohej matky
Al matka len hl,adi diva "a \
utrapenn tvar diet'a. TIL prilo-
III ruku ma rozhor16ane cielko pri
lozi chladny obkIadok; poprava
perinkn; na6lva rychlenu bitiu
srdiecka Z chce ryeitat ! zachyti'
Itdzbu nemocneho syna, ably mu jl1
lvyplnit mohla
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-21

Ostry severak zavyjal pol 'om
lleslom, skuciac a hvizdiac po
medzi domy, nasiel kazdu skull
nu, ktorou sa tisol dnu.
Gtara Nlatarkai ponpchavalsl
dvere al okna, ably jej do male.
izbietky nefucalo, we'd ! i tax nemi
elm Kurt a tie dive siroty po 81,
noyi, sest 'rocny Milko, a stvor
rocna Helenka mnsia sa len v po
stsli Y perinach hriat' ably nepre.
stydly. Stsrka, pri Mich sediac
parie driapava, ably aspon ma tel
chlebik zarobila.
U starej Zlatarky bieda hPade'
la q kazdeho kita, hrozna bieda
ku ktorcj sa ] HAD druzil. Este
sa trikrat' vyblvame kym prid.
Jezisko, pravda babenka 4" povit
Milko.
: IN f@%sesa Z = u
.teAno deti moje 0 tri dni pride
Jczisko!'' odpovedala starensa q
zavzdychla 81.
# s Jezisko pride Jezisko pri-
del" tesla sa mala Helenka. "A
donesie nam jableka al oriesky" !"
Ano, ale tebe nedonesie, lebt
vzdy plakavas, ked id1 babenka
domu ], nadhodil Mike.
'Ba donesie, pravda, babenSa
ze donesie, ysak uz nebudem pla
kat" !.
s "A mne 60 donesie Jeziskog'i
pyta sa Milko.
Ach drti mos neteste sa mar
ne. On Syn Bozi do takejto bied
nej chndobnej izby neprfde,
rickla starenka.
Precoze by neprisiel, vsal
ked' sa V chudobnej mastalke nd
rodil, preeo by do nasej izby ne
prisiel?o pytal sa Milko.
Preeo ked nemame somarika
ktory by nan dychal, bolo by mi
zimka. Pravda, babenka," !" odye
tia naivne Helenka.
"Vsak zakurime, ably mu bol,
teplo", povie Milko.
tsKed' dreva nemama, pravdi
ze nemame, babenloa'', tvrdil;
Helenka.
S No, al da Bob zajtra lepsieh,
pocasia, pojdem do hory ma DIRE
vo, ably SINE mali Gin Jeziskovi "a
knrit'." Ma to rozpravala stark;
det'om, co i'm vselico Jezisko no
sieyal, kym tata a mama. zili q roz
pravala i'm, tax dlho az zaspaly.
ai
Husta hmla zahaluje cely krai
plazf sa po zemi vesia sa ma stro
my a kriky ma saty, chyta sa n
vlasy a v kvapkach splyva po tya
ri any Shy. Je smutno, eyPudno
neprijemno, ze kto nemusf, neid'
!. Won. r~
Stara Zlatarka kraca ) plach
ton pod ramenom k panskemu ie
su. Zle sa jej to ide tom zamlze
III, Il 'apka pred sebou jako do tiny
IJz jes II hore. Ami ma krok ne
yidf pred seba. TO je dobra
aspon ma hajnik,' ami pan = kas
tiela neuyidf' povedala 81 tis
ka, striasla 50 seba, nasadanl
hmlu y ! chut 'ou dala So do pra
&c. Netrvalo dlho, mala NJ nos
dreva na chrbete q natesena pobe
rala "a domov.
Is Stoj babol, zahrmelo zrazl
pred non i i hustej hnely pristd
pil < nej silny vysolxy mtlz, pan
Sky hajnik
Jeziss, Maria, ~. Jozefe 4" zvo
lala 4 strachu starls&
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-21
YOUNCST0WNSKE SLOVENSZE NOVINY
Youngstown Slouak Ne,vs
Anjel lasky a pokoja 2 3 = 3
Vianocna novelka.

5 .sss
sBieda, pane, kruta bieda, mann
Idve siroty' po synovi u seba, dro-
bne deti, mrzn1 zimou hladne chi-
denceo
Al nevies, re tn V novovysade-
nom lese drevo brat je prisno "a
kazaneg"
"Neviem, lebo som lleni zdejsia,
len pred pol rokom som sa sem
dost 'ahovala. Myslela som, ze sa
v meste $ tymi sir6tkami skor w
Twin, ako ma dedine, no tn horsie
jake u mas
No, Der sa ma rychlo do ka-
stiela, vsak budes vedet', GO ii tam
lnamerajd. Pod len, pod'!''
Pre- ziveho Boha a Co tie 1be-
he deti, nemam nikoho pre- nich.
Zamkla som uboziatka. Pre- Boha
vas prosim, pustite NAL
Ami slova, Der sa, lcbo ia ma
slime odvleciem. so starou babou
Isl len dam. rady''.
Mati6ko Bozia, neoplst al ich,
|stoj pl,i nichp zavzdychla staren-
ka a S placom kraeala k s1du.
Y moderne zariadenej kancella-
Ri panskeho kastiela sedi v poho-
ldlnej-kozenej stolicke silny, pocer-
my muz prisnych t'ahov a dychtive
lprezera listiny.
Go jcsa oborils sa ma sluhn,
IktorS prave vosiel.
1Starcna ,ktora drevo kradla,
prosf sIovo''.
/ cert TIA Der so starou babou,
nemam aida inej roboty ako jej
nareky oclvat'. Ked' drevo kra-
dla, mech slozi SO korfin ide u
peklo!"
'SNema AMI haliera, je to zobras
ka',.
Nuz prilep jej 50 par ma
chrbat who'd star1 pliagu ma
ulicu".
"Ziada 0 slovo, prosim!''
"Mne daj pokoj S takymi plet-
kami, bo prissam Bohu ] ty vyhr-
mis!',
! Sluha sa vzdialil, ale ako otvo-
rif dvere stara Zlatarka vklzla sa
ako tien dnu, hodila sa ma kolena
a prosila: 'EPre Boha vas prasfm,
sl'ntujte sa, ia ME som zlodejka,
ia zivim sa biedne, ale statocne 2
Iprace riik svojich a Twin dve ma
le siroty po svojom synovi, ktorJ
ma vojne padol zena "a MIN zia-
llom skonala. Chidence mrznl v
Istudenej kutici, smilujte sa, zeby
laspoh ma sviatky maly teplo, da-
IrlIjte mi tu noskn dreva, Bob yam
Ito vynahradi - So slzami o
ciach pozrela ma bohaea. Ich po
1hl 'ady sa stretly. On zmeravel
Listing vypadly inu Z ruky.
Pokynnl sluhovi, aby - vzdialil
Prisiel chvatne izbou, zastavil s,
y stareny 4 pomahal jej na noky
Zlatarka hl,adela zadiven,
man, na jeho oci, jeho podobu 4
|trashc sa ako osika, polosepn1s
Iyravela akcby 20 sna: Valen
.ltinl
Mako draha'', !, zneIa odveta.
/ !SSi to styf"
Vas fleyd 'asny syn I
~ zijcs s
Alp vidite''
BOae ii vd aka ve6na l'' rie
1kla nateSena matka, Oh jfnlajtt
syna. n
s Pstl Mchol Nekricte tax, ma,
mieka. Pomer mas mnsi ostat !
tajnosti! Moi zivot 4 bohatstv1
d,akujen svoicj terajEej zene, il
Ito DANA I vysokeho rodu. Ona \
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-21

lez porobou niiteny k odboju
i ziaddcemu dosiel uz pokoju! :
Anjelska west: .Spasitel yam
naradil sa v Bethleheme -
ceskosloyenskym rodinam,
ba j kraj JONI Slavian zeme
je vyronom tlzby srdca
a obsahom prosba vr1ca:
"Spas Pud svoj 8, Hospodine
Pane,
vo Slavianstve svornost' mech ns
stane!!
Rehor- Uram- Podtatransky
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-12
Bous and Youths
$50 and 100 Coat
Sweaters 1875
Taken from Our
Regular Stock

An unusual offering of
fine high grade sweater
coats. Your choice of a
fine brush wool coat in
blue, heather, brown
heather, oxford and buff.
These are among the most
popular.
Or you can choose a
pure worsted regular stitch
coat with ruff neck collar
In navy, maroon and
brown. Just the thing for
outdoors, skating and
other sports.
Sizes 26 to So. While
they last, 4.95.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-12
Candies Fresh from The
Bamberger Handy Kitchen

/ ID. MILK CHOCOLATE
PLANTATIONS regularly
soc, now soc. A chevy mo-
lasses dipped in milk choco-
late.
1 lb.
SQUARES, regularly SOC, now
sec. First Floor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-12
January Sale of
Bed Coverings
at marked reductions
from regular
l0O% M WOOL COM.

100% M WOOL COM.
FORTABLES, 7.e5 EACH
Covered with a high grade of
lowered French cambria on both
sides and bordered with a wide
sateen band in matching color.
Filled with soft. downy lambs
wool. For full sized beds.
COLORED BED SETS,
SOS AND $50
Regularly CTS and 7.5O. Sets
consist of spread with bolster piece
to match worked out with delicate
iacelike lines on white and colored
grounds-pink, blue and gold. Sizes
for twin and double beds.
ALSO
Regular $50 Hemmed Crochet
Spreads 2.4S
Regular 4.5o Scalloped Crochet
Regular 500 Hemmed Satin
Regular 600 Hemmed Satin
Regular 600 Gray Blankets. 3.95
Regular 900 Plaid Blankets. Ats
Regular 1000 All Wool Plaid Blan-
kets 7.S5
Regular 1880 All Wool Plaid Blan-
kets .......".............10.9 1925
Regular 500 Cotton Comfort
Die S.so
BAMBERGER'S-FITTH FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-12

Note These Prices on
Useful White WeaUes
You will End them hard to equal anywhere or at any
time of the year, much less right now, when so many women
are making indies, dresses and blouses.
WHITE LON CLOTHS
6 inches wide at $50 per 10yard piece
80 inches wide at 1863 per i0yard piece
sc inches wide at 210 per 10-yard piece
SO inches wide at 2S9 per 10-yard piecs
WHITE NAINSOOK
80 inches wide at 239 per lOyard piece
q sc inches wide at 1925 per i0-yard piece
80 inches wide at $50 per i0-yard piece
32INCH WHITE CREPE PLISSE, SAC YARD
Only limited quantity Of this pure white crepe plisse is to be
offered at this low price. It Is the very best grade obtainable and
highly suitable for underthings.
100 WHITE SHRUNKEN LINEN AT 85c YARD
A thoroughly shrunken imported dress linen Of excellent weight
and Arm weave. Desirable for skirts and dresses. While 1t lasts.
sc yard.
40-INCH MERCERIZED BATISTE AT Csc YARD
White batiste with a ae silky finish. Its sheer, dainty quality
makes 1t suitable for undergsrments of the better grade as we'll as
for dresses and other infant need& While a limited quantity lasts
at 2c yard.
AUTHORIZATION FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-12
Worth While Items in Beds
and Beddings

5000 MATTRESS, $500
so lbs. of pure South American hair, made with roll edge and
covered with herringbone tan and white striped tick.
34O0 BOX SPRING, 2400
TO match above mattress, and remarkable at this low price.
5000 METAL BED, 225O
Afmetal walnut post bed. A really goodlooking, dependable
bed. Sizes 46, 40, 33.
BAMBERGERs-FIBTH FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-12

1880 Ten-Piece American Walnut Dining
Room Suite, $500
A very beautiful suite Of attractive design. Tbs
'bude4 b es inches long, has two drawers and two
roorny eIoseta The china cabinet 10 81 inches LONG
has glass door With sids pamela There 10 IN e1tsn-
sion tabis 44xeo, which extends 8 fest. The serving
table IL Of the enclosed type, and there are Ave side
chairs and one armchair.
$3.50 Three.Piece Living Room
Suite, 425.00
Another suite of the overstufed design. upholstered
In high grade mohair. Built for solid comfort Large
sofa. armchair and Preside chair. This suite Is par~
ticularly attractive in every respect-in design. in
quality Of workmanship-and in pros. II IN well
worth your close attention
FIFTH FLOOR
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1923-03-09
GUESTS AT WILDWOOD HOTELS

For the week ending Thursday,
March 8, 1923:
The Royal Inn-Thomas Hamilton,
Thomas Richards, Henry Werner,
John A. Gibson, Louis E. Friedman,
Ralph Ross, George B. Hood, Steve
Robertson, Vera Lamar, Mae Burns,
Irving l. Stellegen, Mr.. and Mrs. Mayer
and child, Philadelphia; Carl Coward,
c. CARL, Frank NJ Kirkbride, Cam
den; P. c. Ross, George w. Green,
William F. Pfarr, Newark; John A..
Hubbard, Wyckoff N. j.; S. G. Petuo-
las, G. H. Mullenhew, Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Regan, New York City; Marian
Campbell, Hastings, Pa; Frank Rass-
mussen, Salt Lake City, Utah; Mabel
Ponehan, Cecilia Pennell, Ella Dohl,
Helen Shysherd, Wilfred Lindsham,
William E. Bohm, Alice Wightman,
Mabel Day, Fred Hufsmith, Frank R.
Pearson, Frank Vanaman, Swarth-
more, Pa.
The righton-Hubert Winans,
Trenton; Jesse Bingham, West Col
lingswood; H. j. Ryan, Mr.. Mallory,
Atlantic City; Thomas LeVan and
wife, Wilmington, Del; Nelson Fitch,
]. Vehemia, New York City; Mr.. Whit
man. Mr.. Sheets, r. E. Hendee, Jack
Wilson, H. C. Faraday, Joseph Palm,
Anthony Leaken, S. E. Mauger, M.
Rodman Van Pelt, r. E. Fielitz, Phila-
delphia.
The Fenwick-H. r. Johnson, Ocean
City; Sarah j. Revels, Moorestown;
A. NJ Wickham, Toledo, Ohio; George
Price, Basil Marcolini, R. H. Schen-
kel, Christ Algayer, John Neal, dick
Hart, Edward Kelly, Sr., Edward
Kelly, Jr., H. Gibson, John c. Glentz,
Walter Quinn, Benjamin Daugherty,
Frank Murray, Joseph Blake, George
o'Connell, Philadelphia.
The Seacrest-E. M. Freeman, H. A.
King, Gladys S. King, Jesse Bowen,
Rev. Roland G. Bortz, B. H. Ward,
William Schwartz, Clem Wiltsee,
Philadelphia; R. F. Cross, Whining
ton, Del; F.. J. Burnham, Chicago;
L. A. Drake, Trenton; r. ]. Van Hy-
man, East Orange; George Mcneil,
Vineland; Charles J. Watson, Flem-
ington.
The Douglass-Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
H. Brelsford, Laurel Springs; Mrs.
H. C. Dougherty, Hammonton; G. e.
Torrey, Atlantic City; Alfred Green,
George w. Reeder, Collingswood; G.
V. Allen, Thomas w. Wright, George
T. Calhoun, Bridgeton; S. d. White,
Newfield; G. L. Hitchner, Pitman; R.
ONeill, G. G. Forbes, Newark; Thomas
w. Spear, Paterson; H. G. Peterson,
Cape May Court House; George w.
Tidd, New York City; William Knox,
Reading, Pa; ]. Fenwick, Holmes
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1923-03-09
COULD NOT ACCEPT REWARD
But the Druggist Must Have Had His
Opinion of Value Woman Put
on His Services.

The druggist had stopped In the
middle of putting up a difficult pre-
scription and deftly removed from the
woman's eye the cinder that had been
causing her great pain.
"Ah, thank you so much" she
gushed. "How much is it?'
"Nothing at ALL" he replied courte-
ously
80. but you should let me pay you
something-you really should? I'm
sure it would be only right to pay you
for your time 1t took all of five min
utes-or at least we will call 1t five
minutes. though of course it wasn't
really so long-and if your time is
worth sS a day-and really | think
druggists should make that much,
though of course they do not work so
hard as carpenters or painters-why
that would come to-let me see, why
nearly 10 cents-or at least we will
call ii 10 cents, though it would really
be only about s cents, wouldn't itT'
"No. madam" the druggist replied
firmly. "We are glad to do these little
services for our customers, and | re
cali distinctly that you have bought
most of your postage stamps here Tor
a long while. Pittsburgh Dispatch.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1923-03-09
COMMISSIONERS MEETING
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tesian Well Drilling Co., Aramingo,
street, and Girard avenue, Philadel-
phia, whose offer was at the rate of
$16.75 per lineal foot. The contract
was, accordingly, awarded to this
company.
Another bid on the we'll drilling
proposition had been received but 1T.
arrived too late, and after the time.
set for the opening of the proposals.
This letter came from the Ridpath and
Potter Co., of Philadelphia, but was
not opened for the reason stated.
The clerk announced the receipt of
two proposals on a gas producer. One
from the Otto Engine Works, 99d and
Walnut streets, Philadelphia, at
$3,2SO; the other from the Smith Gas
Engineering Co., of Dayton, Ohio, at
$3,S66.
This contract was not awarded. The
matter was laid over for two weeks,
ostensibly on the ground of lack of
funds to warrant going ahead with
the improvement at once. The Smith
Gas Engineering Co. was represented
at the meeting by George D. Mac
Weigh, engineer, of New York City.
This meeting of the Commissioners
was full of pep and pith and everyone
of the large number of visitors pres
ent that day gave evidence by the
smiles on their faces that they had
been pleasantly entertained, even
though the time of adjournment had
been materially delayed because of
the exciting themes before the Com
missioners that day.