davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-09

la few OF the means by which tht
partisan government in Prague
has so far been able to maintain
itself in the saddle. ..a..- -.
| We solemnly protest against the
presence Of DR.. Srobar in Ameri
ca as the most mscrupulous re.
preventative Of the present bar
barous system in the Slovak part
Of the Czecho- -Sloyak Republic.
We protest against the efforts
OF the government in Prague tc
make the world believe that tht
Slovaks and the Czechs are one
and the same nation.
| We protest against the projec
ton Of Czecho-Slovak govern.
ment in the internal affairs Of A.
merican Slovaks.
Therefore we American citizens
respectfully demand that DR.. Sro-
bar be prohibited from further
lecturing in the United States and
request that he be given the treat
ment accorded any undesirable
alien.
Respectfully,
Association Of Slovak News.
papermen Of America,
John Porubsky, President,
Jessup, Pa.
Osved6enie. .-Tento Elm predsedu
Sdruzenia Slovenskych Novinaroy
vykonany bez vedomia a schva
lenia clenov tohoze SdrMenia
nizepodpisany povazujem "a ne
miestny a neopravneny, preto ze
Sdruzenia SLOW. Novinarov vystu
pujem.
Hanb1m sa hlboko, ze Slova
| ci len takeho ministra Sk0l osya
ty mohli dat republike, ktory ,
Iprednaskach paholske vyrazy uzi
va, ale hanbim sa i "a to, ze TOT
spinou uteka predseda Sdruzenis
Sloyenskych Novinarov pred sa
m1 vladu Spojenych Statov, "a
vindc do toho kalu posvatn1 Pitts
burghskd Dohodu.
! Ma jednej ma druhej strans
ide to do extremov. ma skodu
naroda i republiky. Ny pojdems
zlatou, strednou cestou, ktora j
teraz sice hrbolata, opustena, als
jedine spravna!
N. Mraz, red. Y. s. N
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-09

Tych 5000 nekuklukskych hlasov,
oddanych ma Scheibleho, Dol by
dostal Williams, spolu Muldoo-
novymi, Watkinsovymi svojimi
bol by dostal asi $4,000 hlasov, GO
by bola byvala 10,000-ova vacssii.
ma, aka mu bola takom pripade
al predpovedana.
Co sa stale, sa uz neodstane.
Ufajme, ze nebude to najhorsie ami
pri Kukluksoch. I'm samym ma "a
lezat ma tom, aby tn boil pokoj a
poriadok, lebo ked tax nebude
bude zle vsetkym, vsetci budeme
trpiet'. Scheible vydal osvedce.
me, ze chce byt' sluhom pre- vset-
kych 9 ME otrokom dakol 'kych,
Maine vieru, ze sa bude podl'a
toho drzat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-09
POLL x. ] |. | | j.
a .@ Il.
P R AID
scHEIB1E zvfrAzIL.

Po celom meste nehovori 50 IA,
raz skoro insom, ako o vel
vit 'azstve klanisticReho kand
ia scheibleh6. Kazdy svojim ! spol
sobom vysveflaje priciny tejto
vel'kej vyhry Ku Klux Klanl !
Youngstown.
Vol'ba nam dokazala, ze v nej
vskutku hlavnym predmetom Dol
protestantizmus a katolicizmus, ze
'vol'ba bola medzi Muldoonom a
Scheibleom. Boly roben6 poknsy
prominentnymi obeanmi mesta, a.
by sa tomu predislo, namahali sa
o kompromis, ale bez vysledku.
Watkinsovi priatelia to zamedzili
a pomohli Kanu k Wit t'a2styu.
Bolo totiz hodnoverne ozname-
ne, ze Mnldoon sobotu vecer NAL
t,lz svoje pod 'akovanie kandida-
Gle prospech, Williamsa podpi-
sane. Jeho jedinou podmienkou
bolo len, ably tax nrobil al Wat
kins. Tento, ma radu svojho spray
en- kampane, adv. Moore, odoprel
tax vyk onat' a preto Muldoon v
kandidacii zostal. Muldoon tedy
lrobil ysetko NONE, co bolo ', je-
no moci; ncmoze mu byt' vyty-
kane, ze svoje osobne zanjmy po-
stavil mad zaujmy obyvatel 'stya.
Ked' sa videlo, ze je 2 odstti-
penia dvoch kandidatov v pro-
speech tretieho mic, malo kto Dol
v pochybnosti ohl'adom vysledku
volieb. Zostalo len -hadanie, ci
Scheible bude minoritnym mayo
rom, alebo dostane dost' hlasov,
ably zbitoval vsetkych protikan.
didatov dohromady.
Vol'ba nam tiez dokazala, ze
klanisti@ matt, tn naozaj $4,000
hlasov. Ukazalo sa to pri hlasova-
nj ma kandidatov "a sndcov, ma
Heffernana. a Reebleho. Heffer-
81 AF = i
nan je .sice lSatolik, ale tax obl'i
benv, Re nanho hlasovali vsetci
volicia, ktori ME s1 6lenmi klanu.
Reeble dostals len hlasy 6lenov K.
K. & II, ,5a4 . Hsff fernan dostAl'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-09

nachodi sa po tieto dni ma nasej
okolici, usporadujtlc predstavenia
prvej slovenskej fotohry: Jano-
| six Hra bola odobrata do filmov
ma Slovensku, V okcli Kral 'ovei
Holi, Dumbieru a Demanovskei
doliny, kade Janoslk najviac Il
cinkovak. Filmohra ma byt' jed
nou najlepsich najkra jsfch, a.
ka kedy bola odobratary Cesko-
| slovenskej republike. Obsahuje ,
"reels" okrem inych obrazkov 10
Slovenska, Ceska Moray.
! Prve predstavenie 'Janosika :"
bolo vo Stvrtok v osade Sv. Az
betty ma Haselton. Druhe bude tel
to soboty vecer pol s. hodins.
V Sokolovni ma Lansingville a v.
nedel u tiez tam sice popoludri
pre- deti a ve6er pol S. hodi-
ne pre- dospelych. Ma utorok, dna
13. nov. predstavenie bude V East
Youngstown Hamrakovej hal
vecer o pol 8. hodine, vo stvrtok,
Is. novembra v skole Sv. Cyrilla Z,
| MethOda popoludni O 2. pre- deti
a vecer pol s. pre- dospelych
konecne vo Farrell, Pa, v Slov.
Narodnom Dome ma Spearman
Ave. nedel II, IS. nov. popoludnl
o 3. hodine a vecer pol s. hoa.
Y Lansingville bude lcinkovat' i
hudba, ktora bude hrat JanoSiko-
We piesne. pochody. Vstupne pre-
deti je lac, prp dospellch soc. Ma
vecernych pre- dstaveniach vstupne
pee last s.--.s.,:.. z. {.
I "Janosik'' bude nkazovany j \
Johnstown, Pa, Erie, Pa, Canton,
o., Akron, o. "a inych mestach.
slovenske obecenstvo vyzyva-
me, ably sa tychto predstaveni zd-
castnilo V najvacsom p6cte a vi
delo, ako Janosik I'll trpel r.
chudobu. Predstavenia sn uspo
riadans v prospech osad.
Tu podavame kratky nastin
dolby, V ktorej Janosik I'll a ncin-
koval.
! AZ do roku 1S4s byvalom U.
horsku obyvatel 'stvo rozdeleni
bolo ma dive hlavne vrstvy: ma re
manov ma poddanych. Tt prv
panovai, tt druhi sluzili a robo
till.
Ku koneu druhej polovice Is.
storocia, ked kral 'ovske zezlo pre-
slo do r1k Marie Terezie, svevol a
a bujnost' zemianska maly izdu
tax vol'nn, ze pre- poddany l'ud
nastaly' ytie najkrusnejsie easy.
Poddanv,; sedliak, nesmel vlastnit
podu, I'll 2 milosti svojho zemepa-
ma, ktoremu "a uzivanie knska po
Ia Dol povinny zem obrabat'. Bo'
takym z1bozenym otrokom svo:j
no pana, ze bez jeho dovolenia ne
mohol sa ami st 'ahovat', ami DOLBY
tok dochovavat', ba Wac: syn sed.
liaka bez. snhlasu pana nesmel $;
ami zenu vybrat'. A boly vtedy \,
byvalom Rak1sk 20 Uhorsku i taxi
kraje, kde 81 sl'achtic nal "pravc
prvej noei'' na nevestu svojhc
poddaneho. Bola to hrozna doba
zemianskej surovosti.
A prave do tejto DOLBY spada
dejstvoyanie slovenskeho hrdinu.
! zbojnickeho kapitana Jura jam
Ska Tarchovej (Treneianskei).
Prisiel v avanastu hodinu vel Ike
ho utrpenia slovenskeho l'udu "a
panstva mad 'arskeho zaGal kri-
! vdu nemilosrdne trestat' pod
1 ( - ! Z
danych bnrcovat'. Preto tax zivo
zachovala sa .jeho pamiatka medzi
slovanskyh l'udom.
Ked' Juro yanosik vyrastol "a
drieeneho mladenca, jeho rodicia
ma -radu. .fararovu dali no studo-
vat "a mnicha. Toto boil iediny
sposob, ako mohli syna pred ped
danskou robotou zachranit' CO
taky nenhsel zemanovi robotit'.
! Juro Janosfk ueil sa "a knaza.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-09
! JANOSlK Y YOUNGSTOWN
Najkras sovens ulazovany e po slovensych osad1o

liy JC ~ SAOvSA10nySA VscAauSAs
/ v trnavskom klastore. Ucil So yel'-
mi dobre, lebo NAL vel'ke nada-
ME. A jako povest' hovorf, nechy-
balo mu uz yel'a do vysvatenia,
ked ma vakacie siel navstlvit ro-
dieov do Tarclovej. Ale radost
ieho. za shliadne drahych svojicli
rodieov, zmenila sa smdtok.
Vstupil do rodneho domk1, nasiel
svoju drahu mamicku mrty1 na
yystlani, a otca upalicovaneho pan
skymi hajduchami preto, ze pre
smrt zeny nesiel ma panske role
okopavat' Cd utrpenych iderov
otec 0 civil II zomrel. Bolo to cosi
strasne .bolestneho, ukrutneho. CT
takto kazal Kristus prevadzat' la
sku k bliznemue A mlady klerik
zabudol ma svoje knazske povola-
nie... Vybehol chalnpky vrhol
sa ma katov panskych, srazil ze-
mepana svojho. Ale ze drabi boil
v presile, a vediac, ze vrazda by
smrt' rodicov nepomstila, usiel
potion do hor.
Neskorsie zaumienil 81, ze as
pom hroby svojich rodicov musf
videt pride ma cintorin a vidf
! Ankn, sirotu, ktora kladie kyety
ma hroby jeho rodicov. Laska ziari
v oboch. Tu vidime, ako Pista po-
"a kriakov vyskoGf chyti Anku,
Ale mi uz teraz neutecies - ale
sikovny Janosik priskoci a odhodf
Pistn ako prazdne vrece nastra- !
Semi Anku vezme do narucia, me-
dzicim, sa Pista posbiera q ntelka
Ipre DoMoc. Hromada haiddchonss
/ vyhraI IA saaels - N ~
aby ho ehytili dostali vyplssntlr
odmenu. Ak1 odmenu dostali tito
hajdnsi, budete vidiet ma predsta-
veni, lebo Janosik i'm vyplacal
tax, ze ztratili chut ma sto duka-
TOW.
Hra inohova druxina
Hrajnoha dival sa so stromu.
ako hajd1si prenasledovali tohto
mladeho klerika, Jnra Janosika a
videl, ako ich tento vyborne W.
platil. Sisla sa ostatna tlupa Hrai-
nohova, obklncila Janosika zvo-
lila 81 no "a svojho kapitana. Pc
vol be Gajdosik zahral a tancil Sc
odzemok na slavu.
Potion vidime, ako zeman San
dor vydrziava hostinu, po ktorej
prisiel baron Revay pytat' svoju
dlzobu II Sandora. Tento sa mu
vsemozne vyhovaral, ze penazi me-
ma. Baron mu dal radu, aby zr0-
bill dezmu, mech kazdy sedliak "a
plati so turakov cd hlavy, no Al
bola suma po ruke. TAX chudob-
nych sedliakov zemani pripravili
Q vsetko. Ale "a toto JanoSik ze-
manov potrestal. Vyslal 81 sikov-
neho Ilcika ma vyzvedy, ktory a. I
ko drotar chodi vyzveda, ba ma
samom panskom dvore nac1va, a.
Fko sa co robi. Ilcik potion sikov-
ne vezme hajdnchovi dobre osed- !
laneho kona usiel do hory, aby
sdelil kamaratom, co sa robi. Til
Janosik rozkaze potion svojim
chlapcom, ako budn robit'. Hrai-
noha ako prvy po Janosikovi do-
stane rozkaz. aby prepadol baro-
ma Revaya on sam ide do de-
diny zachranit svoju Anku, kto-
ra nemala ako dan zaplatit j ma
la sa stat nevol 'nou zenou SAM
dora, co Janosika vel mi roztrp-
clio. Prave nacas dobehnul W.
rval svoju milenku r1k Sando-
ra a sveril ju svojmu ochrancovi
t'archovskemu fararovi a potom
rychle uhanal ma koni "a kama
ratmi do hor, kde dosiel prayeas
ked nz Revay nal pistol ma nose
q Hrajnova rozkazal: sDaj Bohu
dusu a, nam dukaty,!". Ale Jano-
six mu zachranil zivot, povediac
Hrajnohoyi, ze vraSdit' Sd neb,I-
Il q -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-09
CHCU VYSUPOuAr
SROBARA AMERIKY
Nesdhlasfme miesanim Pitts
burghskej Dohody 80 jpinavym
pradlom dra Srob&ra.

pIdQlOm ora Sr0n6ra.
Sdruzenie Slovenskych Novi-
naroy poslalo nasledoyny telegra.
ficky protest statnemus sekreta-
royi do Washingtonu:
To the Hon. Charles Evans Hughes
Secretary of State,
Washington, D. G.
Sir:
During the latter part Of Sep
tember, under the auspices Of the
Representative Of the Gzecho-Slo-
yak government at Washington,
there appeared one DR.. Vavro
Srobar, Czecho-Slovak ex-mini-
ster of State, who was admitted
to this Country under the pre-
text Of being on cultural mis-
sion. During the course of his
lectures DR.. Srobar forgot the
scope of his mission, even forgot
himself, in ontbursts against lead.
ing Slovak American gentlemen.
calling them vile names unworthy
man Of his position and the gov
ernment under whose tutelage he
is enjoying the hospitality Of the
United States.
The purpose of his visit to this
Country / will try to make clear
to you.
During the war the American
Slovaks, as an Independent ma
tional unit, contracted solemn
pact with President Masaryk. The
government II Prague while viii
linglss accepting .oslrs anal md
financial support as that Of an
autochthonous nation have sofar
refused to honor the pledge and
signature of it's President and
maliciously mystified the Peace
delegates in Paris, Versailles ana
Trianon making it appear as if
Czechs and Slovaks were one and
the same identical nation, saying
that the future Of the Czecho-
slovak Republic depended on
such a construction of non-exist-
ing facts.
To inoculate the masses of our
people in America, as a contract
ing party, with such misconcep-
ton and ethnographical nonsense,
the government in Prague has re-
peatedly sent emissaries to this
Country, to weaken, and if pos
sible to annihilate, the national
significance Of the so-called Pitts
burgh Pact with President Ma
saryk. %s
DR.. Srobar is the most recently
sent agent Of the government in
Prague. Not culture nor benevo-
lent unifying Of the masses Of our
people is the purpose Of his tours
but demagogical sowing Of such
reactionary principles as only the
government in Prague is able to
exercise toward the Slovak people
The most desperate laws for the
protection Of the Republic, muzz-
ling and satanical censorship Of
the oppositional press and disrup-
ton Of popular meetings are only
Tych 5000 nekuklukskych hlasov,
oddanych ma Scheibleho, Dol by
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-09

Hlasovanie ma sudcov dava nam
moznost' nazret' do vysledku vo.
lieb, keby sa boli Watkins a Null
doom vzdali. Williamsova vaesina
mad Scheiblom by bola byvala me-
dzi 6 a 10 tisicami hlasov. Takto
by bolo byvalo nase mesto zachra-
meme pred nabozenskymi nesvar-
mi, ktore mozeme teraz oeakavat
vzdor tomu, ze Scheible chce sa
usilovat' SHIFT kazdemu rovnako.
Poeas volebnej kampane Slova-
ci sa nezadrzali ako sa patri. Ny
SINE sice neboli ma sch5dzi Fede-
racie, ale b0lo nam sdelene, ze Fe-
deracia s hlasmi proti 3 odhlaso-
vala podporovat' Williamsa. Ma.
sledovalo odtrhnutie sa troch sill
nych klubov a denunciacia Fede-
racie v anglickych novinach, ktora
trapne ncinkovala ma Slovakov a
slovenskemu menu neposllzila. Y
politike treba drzat' srdce ma Il.
zde a chladnokrvne uvazovat'
Kazdy popredny katolik znal, ze
Muldoon nemohol byt' zvolen!,
znal to i sam Muldoon, ked' Sd
chcel vzdat' len Watkins mu v
tom zabranil. Ale NJ je po tom,
neprijemnosti by sa maly zabud-
nut a Federaciu ma pevne nohy
postavit' lebo este len teraz m0ze
byt' Slovakom potrebna! Oprava
v stanovach, ak je daka treba
mech sa prevedie, ale Federacia ma
kazdy pad ma byt' udrzana. Ne.
ma sa JED dat padnit' pri prvom
napore.
Mayor Reese najhorsie pochodil
tejto vol be. Dostal 1913 hlasov
tedy len % Wac, ako po jednonl
hlase kazdom prisinkte. Jehc
volebne heslo bolo: "Dajte chap.
cow prilezitost''''
Mnohym je divine, ako mohol
Scheible dostat' TAX mnoho hla.
SOW Williams tax malo. Prote.
stanti, Kuklukseri Nekuklukse.
ri hlasovali spojene "a Scheibls.
no, ably boil isti, ze Muldoon ne.
vyhra. Ma Scheibleho ostatne hla.
sovali al mnohi naturalizovanf OBJ.
cania (aj Slovaci sa nasli). Keby
vsak Dol. Williams sam stal prot
Kukluksom, boil by byval istotne
zvolepy najmenej takou vacSnou
hlasov, ako Heffernan "a sudcu
The Washington times., 1923-04-11
CRAPS GAME IS
BROKEN UPBY
POLICE
Raid on Alleged Elite Resort in
Southwest Nets Four
Men in Tolls.

Lieutenant Davis, Sergeant Nc
Quade and Policeman Bauer, with
Prohibition Agents Ruby and Fow
Ter, early this morning sent a SIX
teen.foot craps table spinning to the
floor, and seeral score dress suit
jewellers on a stampede when they
staged successful raid on an al
legged elite gambling establishment
at 80 G street southwest.
Alvin c.. Ogle, once popularity
known as "the baby of the police
force because Of his enormous size.
and featured in the moving pictures
as a competitor of Fatty" Ar
buckle, was arrested by the raiders
and charged with setting up gam
ing table. It is said that Ogle
weighs $50 pounds.
Besides Ogle, those taken gave
their names as Benjamin H. Foster
1900 Twenty-second street north.
The Washington times., 1923-04-11
70 AUTOS BRING
RICHMOND
AID MEN
Coming for Big Dinner Dance
and ReveIs Of Washing
ton Colleagues.

Twenty automobiles started from
the State Capitol at Richmond, Va,
at 10 o'clock today, bearing seventy
five members of the Richmond Adj
&ertising Club who, as guests of the
Washington club, are to be enter
tanned at a dinner dance tonight at
Rauscher's.
The local men are to meet the
visitors on the highway bridge at /
o'clock, to welcome them to Wash
ington. and to escort them to the
Washington Hotel, where they will
make their headquarters today.
Al Jolson and numerous other
professional and amateur entertain
ers will aid and abet, in the festivi-
ties at Rauscher's tonight. Avery
C. Marks, jr.. managing editor of
The Washington Times, will be
POSTMASTER.
Among the Richmond visitors will
be: r. L. Hotze, !. jr., Stevens
Hughes; Bertram Y. Kinney, C. r.
Souer, /. II. Held, w. r.. Walker,
George j. Stoneman, Miss Anna j.
Minor, H. s. Danner, Thos. Steele,
Frederick Spiegel, G. B. Beardsley,
Harry. Hughes. Tom Walker. r.. H.
Thomas Post, Fred Fox, Malcolm
Hagood, III. B. Cans, A. ID. Gone,
Nj. r. Bailey, Irving May, r. Gill
liam, L. III. Johnson, d. Holoman,
Miss F. F. Henderson, Ralph Dom.
brewer, r. H. Racket, Louise E.
Stephan, Miss j. e. HALEY, H. c..
McCartha, Miss Rosa Hexter, T. w.
Hundley, j. A. Black, A. S. Rubin
stein, Oakley Mitchell. N. F. Sharpe,
Rob Watt, Miss B. G. Talley. Cole
man Andrews, S. Hottie, r. C.
Church. T.. Raabb.
Arrangements for the entertain
The Washington times., 1923-04-11
HEARST PRAISED
FOR INTEREST
IN YOUTH
Utah Governor Lauds Pub
Usher at Presentation OF
Trophy to Rifle Team.
Do Coamopolltan Sew service.

OGDEN, Utah. April ILL., Gov.
Charles r. Mabey of Utah warmly
lauded William r. Hearst land men
of his kind" for the interest dis
played in the training of the youth
of the nation, in an address at the
presentation of the Hearst trophy
to the championship rifle team or
the Ogden high school. He said:
"Men must be trained In their
youth in order to better protect
their flag. Citizens of his kind tMr.
Hearts's), who sense this response
bility and offer trophies such 'as
Won have here, show that they
know what it means to have boys
fitted when the crucial times come.
They are training themselves in
leadership, or, IN slang words. to
take the gaff,' when it comes, and
take IL like men.
The Washington times., 1923-04-11
Clown Sticks to Job
As Oil Makes
Him Rich

NEW YORK, April 11.-On
gushing up from q farm IN
Montana which threatens to
make q millionaire Of Charlie
Smith, member of the clown
band OF Ringing Brothers cir
Gus, will not interfere one whit
with his clowning, Smith said
today. He was greatly sur
prised to get q telegram from
his Montana friends saying an
oil pool was struck on the farm
which had been left him by an
uncle.
Smith will continue setting
the house on fire and summon
ing the monkey fire depart
ment in the circus, he said.
The Washington times., 1923-04-11

west; Raymond Wernstein, 705 Fifth
street northwest, and Henry e.
Thorn, 102 Carroll street south
east. Each was released on 500
collateral.
Police broke through both front
and rear doors of the four-story
brick home. Hugh o. 'Scheffler
said by police to have been en-
ployed as a Waterman at the
house, was overpowered by Revenue
Agent Ralph Ruby and Officer
Bauer.
One man drew q revolver on the
raiders. He was quickly overpow.
cred.
The Washington times., 1923-04-11
JUDGE HARDISON'S TERM
EXPIRES; STILL SERVES

The term of Judge Robert Hardi-
son, one of the two Police Court
judges. expires today. but Presi-
dent Harding has not yet even con.
sidered the appointment of a sue
cessor. it was disclosed at the
White House today. Judge Hardi-
son will continue to serve until his
successor has qualified.
There are several active candi-
dates for the office. including Gus
Schult, local attorney and former
assistant corporation counsel, and
James Pugh, former police judge,
but Attorney General Daugherty
has not yet made any recommended
tions.
The Washington times., 1923-04-11
Disease Which Kills
Black Terrapin
Conquered
BY International News Service.

Black diamond terrapin, which
one may have in any first-class
hotel in very small quantities
for a very large price, may soon
become a really plebeian food.
The Bureau of Fisheries an
nounced today extensive experi-
ments in culture of the terrapin
are being conducted at the bio
logical station at Beaufort,
N. c.
A disease which has caused a
heavy death rate among the
turtles has been segregated and
indications point to increased
success in terrapin culture dur
ing the coming season.
Young turtles from the North
Carolina station are to be used
in stocking suitable streams and
waters throughout the South, it
is expected, increasing greatly
the annual "crop" Of this deli
cacy.
The Washington times., 1923-04-11
SEARCH OF TRAVELLERS
FOR RUM HELD ILLEGAL

ALTOONA, Pa, April 11.-Con-
tending that there is nothing in the
Pinchot prohibition enforcement
law which gives the police the
right to search the person Of a
traveller, Judge Baldridge dis
charged Horace Frisby, Allie Parks
and William Coxam, all colored,
and John Borge, white, arrested at
the Pennsylvania railroad station
In Altoona March 81, at which
time fifteen passengers were
searched for rum. The quartet
pleaded guilty to transporting Hq-
uor. The stuff was found on them,
but the court discharged them.
The Washington times., 1923-04-11

Strongly constructed of
hardwood, az inches long,
Complete with hooks and
chains. Ready to hang and
enjoy.
The Washington times., 1923-04-11
DR.. PAUL BARTSCH WILL
GIVE LECTURE ATTY. M. c, A.

Suggestions for Attracting Birds
to Your Home" will be subject of
the first Of a series OF four illus
trated lectures to be given tonight
at the Y. M. c. A, 1923 G street
northwest, under the direction of
the social service department. DIR.
Paul Bartsc OF the National Mn.
scum will be- the lecturer.
The Washington times., 1923-04-11

ment are in charge of the following
members of the Washington club:
Maurice Kafka, William Banning,
Edward S. Hahn, George Snowden,.
Sylvan Oppenheimer. William Wag-
The Washington times., 1923-04-11
Veterans. to Entertain.

The Richard j. Harden Camp, No.
2, Spanish War Veterans, will give
a ladies night" entertainment to.
night In the main hall of the Pytl1-
ian Temple, 1912 Ninth street north.
west.
The Washington times., 1923-04-11

ner, Sidney Selinger. William King
John E. Moore, J. o. Martin, Rob
ert Isbell. Harry w. Hahn, Samue
Schwartz, F. x. Wholley and G
Logan Payne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-05-09
SOMERVILLE

Mrs. Leonard Cooper Of Whitefield
was the guest of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Cooper few days last
week.
Mrs. o. p. Brann is quite sick.
D. J. Woodbury. of Jefferson was q
business visitor in town Saturday
w. G. Overlook of Washington had
meeting at South Somerville Sunday
which was enjoyed by all present.
Prayer meetings were appointed for
Sunday afternoon at 2.3O, during the
summer.
Katie Moore has returned to Au-
gusta to resume her studies at Cony
High.
James Moore of Jefferson is haul
ing hay from the n. NJ. Crummett
barn.
Frank Peaslee, Leslie Cagill and
Linwood Turner of Washington were
Sunday callers in town.
Samuel Clark of Whitefield was a
business caller 1T C. ]. Crummett's
Monday.
Osgood and Norman Moore were
business callers at Washington Mon
day.
Ernest 'Peaslee and Charley French
were business visitors at South Hope
Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Cooper. who has been
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-05-09
BELGRADE

Belgrade Grange held the regular
meeting Saturday night, May S, with
80 members present.
Miss Theresa White. teacher in
Monmouth, passed a week with her
parents. her school being closed on
account of scarlet fever in that
vicinity.
The senior class of B. II. S. will
present the drama valley Farm" at
the Grange Hall Friday night May
II, followed by a dance.
NORTH-John Cook who attends
Oakland high school passed the
weekend with his mother, Mrs.
Minnie Cook.
Miss Theresa White was the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. Ormand Stevens,
Thursday.
Nelson Thompson Of Belgrade
High school. is now making his
trips to school by auto.
Mrs. Elias Stevens, Emma Stevens,
Bertha Rideout and Jimmie Stevens
were business callers in Augusta
Saturday.