davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-15

cudloretovJch novinaroS ministrom.

v Cleyeland 3fiio, dina II. jii-
ma sdruaeni nov nari a vydavate.
,lia cndzoresovy casopisoy mai
sch5dzku mini rom prace Davi.
som y Union K1 be, kde minister
prehovoril k min . prist 'ahovalc-
ckej otazke. Nassch6dzke "a nase
noviny pritomn5 boil osobny pria.
tel ministra Dat tisa, p. N. Gross
handler, preds1 vyslavatel 'skej
spoloenosti UMt4d Printing Co.,
ktory priniesol sebon hlavnejsie
body : reel niihistra, ktors uve-
rejnujeme ' anelistine ma druhei
strane tohto Gas0pisn. Obsfrnej ejssiu
slovenskd zpravn o sch6dzke pr.
nasa clevelandsky aDenny Has !
z ktorej vynimalne
80 terajsom zakone (prist 'aho-
valeckom) sa vyslovil minister, ze
je nanajvfs neapravedlivy, lebo
ze vytvara al fodinn eloveka tn
uN dlhe roxy byvaj jdceho, ked je
kvota uz vycerpana. Ale on je tel
mienky, ze tri percentovy zakon
zrusit' sa media, lebo je mnozstvo
organizacii takych, ktore rozhod-
ne s1 "a znemoznenie vsetkeho
'prist 'ahovalectva do tych cias,
kym til w usadenf prist 'ahovalci
nebud6 celkom asimilovani.
On je tiez "a. tri percentovy "a
kon, ale je. zaii Y tom smysle, zeby
prist 'ahovalci bpli vyberani a ze-
by boil zkisanf ma europskei stra-
ne mora q ktorf sii tam priiati, ze
by uz potom tn ma 'americkej stra
ne i'm neboly kladene ziadne pre-.
.kazky, ale zeby takyym prist 'aho.
valcom potom poskytnuta bola
kazda pomoc a ochrana, zeby sa
mohli tn uplatnit' Zknsky by tam
prevadzali americkf komisari a tn
v Amerike by bola zavedena re.
gistracia cudzincov, kotri. by pla.
till rocne isty poplatok: do fondu
ustanoveneho pre- mich samych,
ktoreho by sa i'm poskytlo potreb
neho skolovania biednym podpo
ry. DO pokladnice Spoj. Statov ,
|tych mimi naskladanych penazi by
neSlo ami centa.
Minister Davis citoval pripady
zavinene terajsim nespravedlivyu
zakonom, dl'a ktoreho on muse
dat deportovat biednu zenu 81
sirotami preto, ze' jej muza zabi
10, alebo zomrel tn pc niekol'k.
mesiacoch pobytu ponevae "a
kon predpisuje, ze taketo osoby
pripadnuvsie ma t'archu obecen
[stva nemajn tn byt' trpene, 4
teda n1teny je poslat' ich nazat
do ich rodnej vlasti acprave vie
ze ii l'udia nemaj1 ku komu list
ked ich zivitel' je tu usmrteny
Dl'a noveho zakona ze toh'
fondu skladaneho cudzincami b,
sa takej rodine poskytla pomoc |
nebola by deportovana.
Hovoril, ze sami musime sa u
silovat' zeby sa tn nedostali ne
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-15

Filipfncan Cres Coronel xavrAxlil
d&nslke dievGa q xiarlivussi

SFlS SOfHeI, lndc ZVHny ~ CO1ke
nell, 35-rocny Filipincan, zamest-1
many ako sofer ii bohateho Fred
Tod-a ma North Side. primal 50 IN
pondelok pred detektfvmi, ze on
zavrazdil nozom svoju milenksl,
2l-rocn1 krasnu Helenu Drach-
mann, rodom Dankll 40 ziarlivo-
|sti, v noel 81. maja jej mrtvoln
|schoval do kanala pod hubbard
|skou cestou, kde bola najdena mi-
nuleho piatku.
Vraada tato vyvolala vel XII sen
zaciu po celej krajine. v piatok
rano policajny sef obdrzal list,
ktorom mu bolo sdelene, ze Y ka.'
nall nachodi sa mrtvola difv6a-
ia. Vyslani detektfvi vskutku ma
sli mrtvolu, ktor1 bolo t'axko zto-
toznit', lebo bola uz v rozkladc.
Zistena vsak bola nej Helena
Drachmann, ktora bola zamestna-
ma v jednom vel'kom obchode ma
Federal st. a byvala vo Y. w. Z.
A. Policia hned' zacala chytat'
l'udi, ktorych sa vedelo, ze sa
E
|stykali S dievcat 'om co chyfl'a
arestovane bolo sedem os6b, Inedzi
mimi j zeny. Medzi zatknntymi Dol
j Coronel. Tento, aby sa vysmik-
nul podozrenia, preukazaT sa w.
straznym listom, ktory vrai dostal
este II. maja, ze bude zabity, ak
neprestane chodit' dievGat 'om.
List vsak NAL opacny icinok, le-
bo detektivom napadla podobnost,
rpisma oboch listov, totiz Oorone-
lovho a policajneho sefa. Detek-
tiyi sli ma byt Filipincana, kde ma
sli Wac l'1bostnych listov, pisa
nych Coronelom vsetky sa v pr
smenach shodovaly. Privolany zna
lee pfsma podozrenie detektivov
potvrdil a tax Dol vrah zisteny.
Potion uz bolo l'ahko dostat' pri-
Znanie cd COronela.
Vrah boil odvezeny do Warren,
lebo vrazda spaehana bola Trnm
lbull County. Sud bude mat ma
jasen.
| Pri vysetrovani Coronel udal,
ze dievea dopichal svojim nozi-
kom, ked' mu vyzradila, ze mala
pomer i s inymi muzskymi. Nozik
ze zahodil asi 200 krokoy cd mie-
sta vrazdy. Nozfk hl'adali, ale no
nenasli. Pc tieto dni jeden chlapec.
nasiel 2 pilnika uroben1 ostr1 dy-
ku ma McGuffy Road. d'aleko od
miesta zlocinu. Dyka bola zakr-
vavena. Preto sa mysli, ze Coro-
mel nehovoril pravdu, aby mu me-
mohla byt' dokazana premyslena
vrazda, vktorom pade ocakavala
by no elektricka stolica. Policia
vsak mysli, ze list, ktory 81 sam
lsebe napisal II. maja a vyhrazal
sa v nom sebe samemu, je dosta.
tocnym dokazom, ze vrazdn pla-
noval davno pred skutkom a pre-.
to no elektricka stolica neminie.
Zaujimave je, ze prave v tonic
case. i v New Yorku jeden Filipin-
can zavrazdil svoju milenku, kto-
ra ho Wac nechcela. Jej mrtvoiu
nosil zabalend po celom meste 4
chyteny Dol prave, ked' ju chcel
,hodit' do mora.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-15
MAJOvA vYPLATA
NAJvYSSIA oD 3 ROKoV

M&jova vyplata tuna obnasala
$6,730,119. Bola tedy vyssia o.
1914, ,667 nex v april a najvysssia
cd janu6rs roku 1921, kedy w.
plata obn&Sala $6,S72, ,8O5.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-15
.P|'0|''l.irick''Y ! !
r + s HI,A,'D
FoCH MoBIl.1zUjE.

v Europe "a cosi klnje. Zalezi.
tost' Franciizska ) Nsmeck ckom do
chodf do ro5hodui i1ceho
Mono, zss to bude vojns|
len voienska okupacia eeYsko NE
mecka. s'' 's''s \ DtF
Ako je znamo, Francnzsko oku-
povalo Ruhr, priemyselne stredi.
sko Nemecka, : ktorfho lifalo TIA.
lit tol'ko, Go by stacilo ma zao.
kryvanie vydavkov ,ldrzovanis
vel'kej armady a. znovu vystave.
ME znivocenych krajoy Franeie a
Belgie Franc1zi sa sklamali, leba
Ruhrll nedostavaj1 yel'k1 ko-
risa'.
Nemecko je .tiez ME spokojne $
ckupovanfm Rlhru 4 vyvolava Y
obyvatel 'stve odpor 4 vzbury
proti Francilzom, aby tychto z11c-
chntili. s drnhej strany podavajti
move move navrhy ma vyrovna-
ME $ Franciizskom, ktore navrhy
ono rad-radom zavrhuje, ako ne
dostatocne.
Rozumie sa, ze to tax do neko-
Ifeena nemoze ist'. Nedavna cesta
marsala Focha do Cesko-Slovenska
q Pol'ska nasvedcuje, ze sa vola-
Go vel'mi vazneho chysta, volaco
razu vojenskeho. Francia neposie-
Ia svojho nacelnfka armady bez
prfciny. MarsaI Foch Poliakom
povedal, aby mali pohotove 60 di-
VIII vojska. v tesko-Slovensku
robil prehliadky vojska ' kazdom
meste, kde sa zastavil a hovoril 8
potrebe pohotovosti vojska.
Europa je presiaknuta vsetkymi
moznost ami, j moznost 'ou vojny.
Valecny duch tam este ziie, naro-
dy Mjd ' nenavisti, ktora je roz-
duchovana vsetkymi moznymi pro
STRICKLAND. Me div, ze sa Spoje-
ne Staty' nechc1 miesat' do enrop.
skych zalezitosti, Re chcd byt' O.
samotene, mechanic ma pokoji. Je
to najmiidrej jsia costa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-15
BASE BALL.

Vysledky nedel 'hajsich hier slo-
venskych ciat:
struthers S. NJ. Club 1e, St. sh.
nislaus 3.
Pol'ski Sokoli 3, Lansingville 2.
Slov. Sokoli 8, Holy Name I.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-15
HAaRAK il KAND1DkroM.

Andrej II. Hamrak, east youngs
'townsky sfoyak, vyplniI po 30 tieto
dni dradnl nominujdcu petfciu
ma ,nayra mesta r. Youngstown.
Tymto sa stava p. Hamrak sku-
tocnym kandidatom ma ten trad.
zaroveh $ MIN sVplnil petfciu
ma hrad auditora East Youngs-
townu Anthony Julius.
Peter P. Bobby mi. a John B.
Conklin 20 Struthers zadali peti-
ciu ma iirad koncilmanov mesta
Struthers.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-15
SMRTNE ZPRAVY.
Tri slovenske duse odletely do
veGnosti.

Pani Zuzanna Dolak, manzelka
p. Jozefa Dolak z {. 715 Mabel
Ave., zomrela v utorok v nemoc-
nici sv. Alzbety vo veku % rokov
po operacii ma zapalenie slepeho
creva. Bola operova na rano viac
sa neprebrala. = Pani Dolakova
narodena bola v Youngstown %.
septembra 1900, dcera Jana Stroj-
neho a jeho manzelky. Bola elem
kynou spolku sv. L'udmily a far
nosti Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda. Bo!a
vsestranne CHINA obi 'lbena. Za-
nechava manzela jednym synom
tiez rodNov tri sestry, panic
Manserove a pani Schoenfeldt.
Pohrab nebohej odbyvany je v pia
tok rano chramu Sv. Cyrilla a
Methoda. Pochovana Dude v Cal
vary cint0rlne.
Stefan Seman, z {. 933 w. RAJ
yen Ave-. zomrel v sobotu rano
ma komplikacie nemoci vo veku
81 rokoy. Nebohy narodeny boil
Pennsylvania. v Youngstowne
pribuznyych nemal. Pohrab mu .od-
bavil Rev. Liseinsky chram,,
Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda Astredu
rano. Pochoyany bol Calvary
cintorine.
Albert Kormendi, nemluvna A.
berta a Heleny Kormendi Adam
ST., E. Youngstown, zomrel vo
styrtok rano. fohrab mu odbavil
Rev. Kostik ten den popoludni.
Kto mnoho rozprava, malo
robi. Mldry clovek vzdy sa boji,
aby jeho slova nesl 'ubovaly Wac,
nez mole dat, a preto castejsie
mlcf . rozprava iba vtedy, ked'
je to nzitocne ME jemu, ale dru-
hymn. Tolstoj.
: N : l5
Evening star., 1923-05-25
RENT-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
Continued.

Groom House, $50 Month.
New Groom and bath home in Lyon Park
Va, 270 feet above Washington; hot-water
heat. gas, electricity. fireplace. hardwood
floors. garage; will lease for year to respon-
sible and careful tenant: can be used by two
families as two separate apartments.
Inquire Lyon Park office. Take Falls
Church line trolley at Mt. Vernon station,
18th st. and Pa. ave. Get off at Lyon Park
station. Communication fare. 101s cents.
Or drive over Highway bridge to Hatfield
continue road along trolley to Lyon Park
RUBY LEE MINAR,
Lyon Park ONCE. Phone Clarendon 4s7.
Evening star., 1923-05-25
SUBURBAN PRop'TY

WANTED TO RENT, WITH OPTION OF
buying-House and ! TO acres, suitable for
raising poultry; in nearby Va; state price.
conveniences and location. Address Box
335-Z, Star Office.
WILL RENT FURNISHED OR UNFURNISH-
ed small 3 or room house. reasonable: Va.
preferred; by June /. Address Box 313-Z,
Star Office. 27s
HOUSE, KENSINGT0N.
close to cars: ami; large lot. Address Box
1897, Star ONCE.
KENSISGT0N - HOUSE, ANIL, LARGE
lot near car line; bargain: easy terms. De-
tails. address Box 1927. Star Office.
Evening star., 1923-05-25

CONGRESS- HEIGHTS. d. c.
S4,000-Six rooms aud bath; gas; room for
garage; in splendid condition; possession; easy
terms.
JOHN QUINN CO.. INC.
1O4 18th NV Main 42h
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FOR sALE-WAREHoUsEs.

Warehouse Site-Price, S8, 900.
Within one block Of Baltimore and Poto-
mac ffeight station. No. zoe 0-1l-IJ yfr9infa
are. s.w.; 5000 81 IT. of land.
L. 'H. GR0OMES, l4f6 st.
Evening star., 1923-05-25
sALE-BUs1NEss PROPERTY.
Eouffnmed.

I
ings renting for SAL a month; good lot to
alley Price of Doth 5000 1
Commercial zone--Ten- room brick house.
Georgetown; lot 3GxI0o IT. bargain at
arst commercial Price, So square foot
Terms
Wisconsin avc.-seven-room brick. fronting
prco wS ss1esss sa s.s easily remodeled into store
Prather & Robinson,
5l4-515-516 Bond Bldg.
18th and n. Y. Ave.
Main 442.
TWO COL. HEIGHTS STORES, $s,5Oo-rwO
prick store buildings; good section of
heights elec.; other features; bargain at
CORNER STORE. COL HGHTs.. s1s.7Oo-
Three-story brick building. "A IT. wide. con-
elec. Terms
GEORGIA AVE. STORE. s1o.5oo-High-cla
brick store. limestone front. large display
window; h.w.h., cleo: 4-room and bath
apartment on second floor; brick garage on.
rear; ffa.; in section of tremendous business ac-
BUSY l4th STREET. $50, O00-High-class store
property. center of many large apartment
houses and unusual business: rented to show
'N's 6ooN tVtuIu oH investment, .m:l., deep
lot to alley.
10th STREET NEAR L. ss,5Oo-Real specula-
non non IN second com: zone; lot 1914 by over
i4o IT; TO soft. alley: brick building; right
ooii In path path OF intensive DEVELOPMENT
Ind STREET NEAR NJ, S6,OOO-First COM
mercial zone. rapidly developing locality: g.
room and bath brick, on good lot to alley;
bargain ut this figure.
DOWNTOWN APARTMENTS. Ses, ,OO0-ExceI-
lent 4-story brick apartment building; first
commercial zone; close to Conn. ave. in
section or great activity; good lot to alley,
with garage.
OPPOSITE HOTEL WALKER, 500, ,J00-Two-
story and basement brick building, with
store and two apartments; $3.50 cash. with
remainder financed
COL HEIGHTS, 18th ST, $3T 3T.J00-Large
brick building, containing q apartments on
three floors: now renting for about 500 per
month: with rapidly increasing advance of
business in this section, this is excrp-
tionai buy.
WAREHOUSE. Georgetown water front.
$4,000 - Brick building Oh lot 9lxl97:
Ideally LOCATED Terms
S13 18th 81. w Nain 2430
Evening star., 1923-05-25

EXTRA GOOD PRODUCTIVE FARM, I5O
acres; good house, barns. outbuildings and
fencing; well located; immediate possession.
L. {. GO0DN0W CO.,
100 18th st Wv MAIN 3O7
Evening star., 1923-05-25
WANTED TO RENT-H0usEs.

WE REQUIRE SEVERAL HOUSES FOR
waiting prospects: list your vacant houses
with US for prompt results
y. r. RY0N CO., INC. 1923 7 St NJ. $500
WANTED TO RENT. AN 8 OR 10 ROOM IN
furnished house in NV. Address Box "a,
star office.
s-R0oM AND BATH HOUSE, UNFURNISH
"a. northwest: about 800 per month. Address
Rox 1857. Star office
SMALL HOUSE OR ABOUT 4-5 ROOMS: IN
furnished: garden space: ON trolley or bus
Address Box 113-U, Star Office 25s
VACANT PROPERTY is A DEAD LOSS
Also property improperly managed For
quick rental to desirable tenants and proper
management >of property acquaint yourself
with our rent department
SMALLW0OD & CO.,
1922 Vermont Ave. Main 5o7o
Evening star., 1923-05-25
SALE--FARMS.
Continued.

WE HAVE FARMS FOR SALE IN MARY;
us for further information;
o. b. ZANTZINGER,
Main 5371. 912 10th st. NV.
800 ACRES; SITUATED IN UPPER MONT
Ss,s one mile from staten ge0d motor road.
pasture and nndes cut,v.tien. 3 alton it III. !. pro.
HstuF. drainage but Is sSt IS s Tser.
an orchard Of acres, consisting Of peach.
pear, insana cherry and apples 80, 49,, s,,,
situated on an emlnenee. with splendid lawn.
nne old trees and shrubbery: also tenant
barn barn, eosso; siio and d Feeding iD sheds: running
wster connected with all buildings,
Included with this property are all growing
meadow for hay. preparation for corn; also
iced on hand; complete farm equipment, con,
head Of horses. @ ' 100 h99s. % lumber f Of cows. ~
Price, SGT 800.
THE REAL ESTATE ESTATE INVESTMENT
Phone NJ. $50 SefANia4 ao4 18th st.
TEN ACRES OF LAND. PRACTICALLY ALI,
cleared. fronting 800 feet on state road. about
high elevation; 20 fruit trees in bearing
Price. 500 per acre; $3.50 cash and so month.
Prather & Robinson,
. 514-515-518 Bond Bldg,
l4th snS Main n ~ :. Ave.
2s-AcRE FAHM. ABOUT TWELVE MILES
from city. In Prince Georges county, Nd,
near Clinton. fronting on state road; about
one-hsif cleared and In a high state Of culti-
are stable, corn n0S house en and other outbuiid
ings; no house. Price only 5000: 500 cash
and s25 q month"; h.-incInding interest.
Prather & Robinson,
514SI5-518 Bond Bldg,
14th and n. Y. Ave.
Main A42
Evening star., 1923-05-25
WANTED-MONEY.
FOR EXCHANGE

s.. 900 FIRST TRUST, FROM PRIVATE
party; no agents. Address Box 253-Z. Star
office
Evening star., 1923-05-25
BARGAINS S0UTHEEgT

RHODE ISLAND AVE. AND NORTH CAPI-
tol St; near bus and car line: six rooms and
bath all modern and in fine condition; a good
house in a good neighbo-hood. The price is
right.
JOHN QUINN CO.. INC
104 18th NV. Main 43J
Evening star., 1923-05-25
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
Continual
NEW 5-ROOM BUNGALOW

ment and bath, roughed in: Just ready to
move in; 80 IT. front by 200 IT. deep; block
from car line. blocks from Clarendon school:
Nd; ave-, Clarendon. Va. Get off at Farlee
sta
Evening star., 1923-05-25

4 6-r. and b., pressed brick, bsy-window
home near Lincoln Park, IN excellent condi.
tion, with garage. 23l 18th ct. NE. Price.
$1,000; terms.
Evening star., 1923-05-25

A 7-r. and b., pressed brick. bay-wlndow
home. with ample space for q double garage
$40 st. ne. Price, $500; terms.
Evening star., 1923-05-25

! SOUTHWEST, 4i2 ST. TWO BRICK BUILD
ings renting for s4t a month; good lot to
/ alley. Price of Doth So, 900.
Evening star., 1923-05-25

yACANT-5e5 C st. n.e.-6 +, b.; cx-
cellent condition.
Evening star., 1923-05-25

beautiful 7-r. and b.. semi-detached home;
vacant; electric lights. floor plugs. wonderful
hot-water heating plant. copper screens, laun.
dition: located across street from beautiful
85-acre park; delightful and cool. Priced
s., 600 less than cost. Terms. ia Bryant
st. NV.
Evening star., 1923-05-25

CoLoRED. fine opportunity TO get a nice
home. 6r. and b. brick; perfect condition,
Small cash and monthly payment. 1870 NortB
Carolina ave. ne. Price, So, 600.
JOSEPH A. HERBERT & SONS.
Evening star., 1923-05-25

10 Goth ST NE-sEvEN ROOMS. BATH,
cellar; plenty of room for garden or chickens;
lot 100xl00; vacant
TH0S. A. JAMESON,
906 New York Ave Main 5J26
1927 KENYON ST. N.W.-6 r. AND TILE
bath: ami; sleeping porch. Rent. S115.
BOO 18th ST. n.w.-Beautiful Groom and tile
bath home. front and double sleeping
porches; entire house newly papered, exterior
being painted: garage; S110
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS,
18th and X Sis. NV. Main 1900
IN PETWoRrH-SIX ROOMS AND BATH :
elee. lights. furnace heat; newly papered and
painted: large back yard to alley. Possession
Immediately. Rent $40 per month.
CHAS. u. SAGER,
VAIN ~. va 14th ST. NV. Main B..
Evening star., 1923-05-25

WE HAVE FARMS FOR SALE IN MARY
land and Virginia at reasonable prices. Call
us for further information.
o. B. ZANTZINGER,
Evening star., 1923-05-25
REALTUKS,
616 EAST CAPITOL, ST

NEW EXTRA LARGE SESfI-BUNGALOw
home; no cash required; six large rooms, bath.
very large porches, basement; modern In every
detail: large lot; garage; one block q st. cars;
nice, refined location; vacant; poss.; SIS month,
incl. int GEO. &. WALKER, owner, Kresge
bldg 11th and G. 27s
A REAL HOME, PRICED RIGHT. NEAR lst
and Claiming SITS. NV: six rooms and bath:
good heating plant;t electricity: double rear
porches: lot 100 IT. deep with double garage;
absolutely no repairs necessary
I0HNa QUINN Co. INC.
1Q4 l3th NaN. Main 4sAs
Evening star., 1923-05-25

NEW FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW - ANIL;
garage; fine locality; good home; moderate
price: NJ. F. LOWE, Grace Church road,
Evening star., 1923-05-25
NORTHWEST.

NORTHWEST.
Fairmont st. near 14th-an attractive colo
NAL six-room house. - 1T. wide. with large
attic; hot-water heat and electricity: rear
porches; double brick garage. The price Is
unusually low for this high-class section.
JOHN QUINN CO., INC.
704 18th NV Main 48b
Evening star., 1923-05-25

2 BBAUTIFUE NEW HOUSES JUST COM
pleted, facing Lincoln Park; large, bright
and beautifully decorated rooms and tiled
baths built in bath tubs, syphon-jet toilets,
pedestal basins. hot-water heat, electric light,
instantaneous gas hot-water heaters, laundry
trays, servants toilets. cement porches, built
in garage. These homes built by day labor
better built homes. Open for inspection daXy
from l to and to pm. 1230-32 East
Capitol st.
Evening star., 1923-05-25
RENT HoUsEs-UNFURNIsHED
KENSINGTON. MD.

NJ NI-AN NCIIN u I J4N, W II
rooms and bath; excellent shade: near
car line; rent, $50 per month. Garage.
rooms and bath, newly papercd; lot COX
$50: rent, $40 per month.
Wonderful large home, excellent location,
10 rooms. 2 baths. extra lavatories; ! acre
ground: for rent for months of July and Au-
gust. S115 per month; suitable for 1
families.
John T. WILLIAMS,
SIT 18th St NV Main 1913
Evening star., 1923-05-25

Takoma Park, Md.
Six-room bungalow on Carroll ave-, with |
garage, $50 mo. Yearly lease and immediate |
poSSessioD.
, 1923-10-28

Of black silk pressed tightly over
them grasped the steering wheel and
drove with every appearance of per.
feet vision.
Had II not been for that black silk
through which no rays could pene-
s,nte and beyond which no eyes
could distinguish even the side of n
building the machine would seem to
nave been driven by one in full pos
session OF all his physical faculties.
There was nothing to be criticised
in the way the man handled his car.
Traffic laws had rot been suspended
for Thompson's drive. There had
been no order issued for cars TO
clear the streets. Hayward Thnmp-
SON did not ask Il. No privileges
We're exacted by him other than the
privileges of the ordinary nutoist,
He had his rights but he also had
his responsibilities. and II an acct
dent had occurred. a person injured,
Thompson would have had to an.
sy,er for 1t.
In the face OF this fact he did moi
ishow the slightest hesitation In
starting out nor did he betray tn,
least excitement after he had start
ed. Goodness characterized him.
GOODNESS that came from perfect
confidence in his ability 4 fulfil the
promise he made to the readers Of
the Tribune.
A crowd gathered in front of the
Tribune building previous tn the
drive. Many persons assembled as
early n 11:3O n. m. although the
start was not scheduled until noon.
';rst before the clock struck. Mayor
John NJ. Whisenhunt tied the black
blindfold over the eyes OF Thompson
The cloth had already been inspect.
ed by 10 representative Casper cit
liens In addition to the mayor him
self. They had put It to every con.
ceivable test and found that II an.
swered all tho qualifications of q
complete blindfold. There was not
n chance for an error in their con.
illusions that so long as that blind.
fold covered the face of Hayward
Thompson his eyes would be as use
Continued on Page Nine)
, 1923-10-28
Magnus Good
As Lightning
Change Artist

ST. PAUL. MINI. Oct. IT,
Omitted Press1-senator Magnus
johnson. In his dual capacity as a
dirt farmer and a member of the
upper house OF congress. IL achiev-
ing fame as u lightning change
artist,
Standing I'm line At the South
st, Paul stockyarda early today,
I'm muddy overails and an old
SLOUGH hat that had seen much
rain and more country road dust.
was Magnus,
He mad hauled a truckload of
pigs from his farm In Kimbal to
sell on the open market,
They were choice animals, we'll
bred and well fed, and they
brought Approximately within ten
cents OF today's peak. sass a
hundredweight,
After selling his hogs, the we'll
known Minnesota farmer hurried
away, donned his senatorial out
III and formally met tho Swedish
archbishop. here ON a visit,
1T doesn't take long 10 change
from a farmer to q senator"