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Evening star., 1923-05-04
CHAS. D. SAGER,
Realtor.

$3.50.
EXCELLENT HOME IN
NORTHEAST.
Six rooms and bath; electricity and het-
water heat; double garage. bargain and
you should not miss 1t.
EXCLUSIVE AGENT.
SI5,5oo.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C. The best bny to-
day in this exclusive section Eight lovely,
big rooms, two baths: modern throughout;
garage TO paved alley; shrubbery and trees;
semi-detached. home that is real home.
Convenient terms.
$I2,5Oo.
Mt. PLEASANT. Nine rooms and 2 baths;
hot-water heat and elec. A splendid home,
beautifully located. Terms arranged.
SII,5OO.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS Tapestry brick,
semi-detached; . rooms and bath; elec. and
hot-water heat; 2 screened rear porches; ga
rage room; lot $50 feet. deep. Terms ar
ranged.
CHAS. D
Evening star., 1923-05-04

SII,25o.
ME-. PHEASANT. Near beautiful Rock
creek Park. Six rooms and tiled bath: eisc.
sno h.-w.h.; lot 142 feet to alley. Terms
$3.50.
traI1 nIooMlNSnALE: ON a3Ls Six roons and bath; !;
l44 feet deep to alley; s1,75O cash required.
$1,000.
SosiaW d VEST. A good proposition. Well
located, rooms and bath brick. viii soon
pc vacant and can be handled on easy terms
solve your rent problem now.
$1,000.
e0uTHWEST. Eight-room brick, good
condition; can b made into store and dwell.
ing. A splendid proposition. Easy terms
$1,000.
SOUTHEAST. Nice. cosy home IN good
condition; gas and furnace, PittsburKh heater
Can be handed on easy terms. Don't miss
this.
S4,5oo-$4,25o.
. Two sozy northwest homes, in good condi-
$500 cash. One partly furnished. Owne.
will sacrifice 500 II equity is paid in full
SAGER.
TOR.
MAIN gH
Evening star., 1923-05-04

IRVING ST. NV.
Six rooms and tiled bath, amt: doubI.
rear. pcrches. built-in refrigerator; lot Ill
Il. deep to 20ft. alley; concrete front porch
Price. 50, l6o; easy terms. Phone Col. 2a1O
for inspection.
HOWENSTEIN BROS.
ith and Il SITS. Nj. Sol5 14th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1923-05-04

\ CONGRESSMAN. LEAVING TIE
'.ity. will sell a good as new six-
room dwelling. situa teed In Mt. Pleas
ant NV, near 10th street and two
80. on hes cash and term. ,or h,enr snr.
Address Box 251-P. Star oface, or
phone Columbia 10l31. after 6 pm.
Owner. g
Evening star., 1923-05-04

NEAR 10Th AND PARK ROAD.
Owner offers beautiful. semi-de-
rach., tap. brick home, Z spac.
ms. and double incl. sleep
porch, also wide break. porch.
lie bath. h.-w.h.. Anil, huilt-iu
Gear fireproor garage. oaved al
ley. side and rear. delight. font
verania. srrecnri Throughout: ~
repairs necessary; house reariv
uew: iuspcrt ly app.EI. url..
SI3 900: convenient terms
ME TAYL0E.
so RvI.i Buit,.i"c
Main GJ""
Evening star., 1923-05-04
Salt Water Front Property
South River Park.

The Ideal Summer Colony.
For sals-Siceiy situated lots. $500 IL st.
$50. Some very attractive bungalows. 1.65o
to $3.50. This Is the time TO select your lot
you to build this spring and have Il ready for
occupancy by summer. South River Park IL
80 miles from Washington on the Washington
& Annapolis pike. For particulars srply {.
n. Neely. 1918 II ct. NV. Phone Franklin
82o7. Saturdays and Sundays at South River
Park. Anne Arundel county. Md.
Evening star., 1923-05-04

NEAR SAUL'S ADDITION-so.5oo Terms
on
with ana Hdv
a
than they " go" "hcn is much
TAkOMA PARK-S7,5oo Terms
five large
hma P5sh and ssps so1i afs :. .
PARK VIEW
coonlb
attractive 'Ae "e'
NEAR CAPITOL-S 500, Terms
s' aAo 'h'n De inspected a.
PETWORTH-S775o, Terms
just
for anu
., CHEVY CHASE D. C-S1I,s75, Terms
MORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY Inc
US l2tI 2ueet. Main 6I7.
Evening star., 1923-05-04
2-FAMILI FLAT.

Price. $3.50. Rents for $50 monthly First
foor has 5r. and h.: second floor has Or and
b.; two separate heating plants. A splendid
ome investment. Phone Main $500 for
articulars. BACMAN * HEISZMAN 1904
RI street
Evening star., 1923-05-04
WANTED TO BUY-HOUsEs.

l CAN PAY ALL CASH FOR FIVE or sIH
room bungalow, with grounds. In suburi,@
Bethesda or Silver Spring preferred writ.
me, giving full particulars and when propert,
can be seen. Address Box 92o-P. star oface.
FROM UWNER,-6 ROOMS AND BATH T.
Petworth or sauls Addition. Price aisoa
Ss.61. Can pay $500 cash. Address b
:ii3-P. Star or.ir@
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-18
YoUEas7oWnskt sLov4xBk1 nOvInY

mcrick1 Domovina pri kasdej prf-
lezitosti = iste nebude jedink6ho
cecho-Slovaka Y Spojenych Sta
toch, ktory by na dotaz, ii w pod
poril Americkd DOinovinu, musel
W .,o 1sii,an;Deniim dioznat ze tax ne
.ncinil este.
A ten, kto sam podporil, nema
povazovat svoju povinnost "a u
|koncenn, ale starat' sa, aby jeho
priatelia a znami tcnto 81 achetny
ciel podporili nechceii sa bez-
dovodne vyhntlt tax prikaznjd-
Iccj povinnosti.
Obrazok institilcie al sirotok
zas,eme vsetkym ziadatel ON. Il
Tstredna tajomnfoka: Prof. Gar.
ka B. HH1lkova, Manager, Czecho
Slovak Bureau, 119 West Ast St.
New York City.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-18
Jozef Husek,
pretls. v. P. S. S.
POSTARAJME SA o SIROTY A
MRzACKOv. -

W dues mozio pozorovat', m
APPEL k i ssirokySn. yrstvam ceslSo.
slovcnskeho a'udu po ccINch Snoj.
Statoch pre- horlivu podporu GA
merickej Domoyiny'', institucle
to, zalozenej pre- .siroty a zlnrza-
Gene dictky cesko-slovenske, 70
vsetkych krajin Ccsko-Sloyenskej
Republiky stretne sa $ uplnym
zdarom. V jednom apelov bolo,
aby sa nezab1dalo na podnikanie
sbicrok pre- Americkd Domovi-
nu'' pri ziadncj prilezitosti, tcdy
ami pri svatobnom veseli, ami na
,schadzach, alcbo pohrabnlch ho-
stinach.
Dnes dochadzaji zpravy, zc ce-
ly rad takychto sbicrok sa uz pod
nikol. Pri takycih prilczitostiach
pravldellle rozpomenic Sd niekto,
ry pritomnych a vyda heslo, ably
sa vykonalo nicco uzitocneno, pod,
nikla sd sbicrka ma nicktory 81 IA,
chctny ciel'. A moze byt' dncs
vznescnejsieho ciel'u, nez je GA.
mericka Domovina Kral 'ovom
Poll pri Brne ma Morave?
Svojho casu byvalo heslo Ces
ko-Slovensku "Vsetko pre- diet a }
tax zovsednelo, ze sd heslon
tym zacinal kazdy Gin, kedykol'
! vek sd sislo spolu niekol ko pria
tel'ov.
| Podpora "Americkej Domovi
ny" v tejto dobe mala by sa stat
akosi nutnost 'ou, bez ktorej by 81
nemalo mic zacinat'.
Vel'a nasich poprednych muzo,
a zien prisl '1bilo podporovat' A
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-18

Ale aby sd tax m0hlo stat, musia
byt' napred \ Lfge utvorene take
pomery q podinienky, ktore by
nam zarueovaly, be hnutie nase
Lfge 8 touto moze rozvindt' vac
ssis;, sS;;ii;fsss =. sssso u. isiiiIii
nej sice, ale iiou. v dncsnej Lii
ge jc to nemoznost'. Preto kyan
d6kladna oeista v Lige preycdena
nebude, nenozeme sa vedenia ak
cie v6bec zritct' Y prospech Mgy,
lcbo, tym by SINE hnutie nesmierne
uskodili. Ale vsetko NONE SINE
ochotni urobit ably Liga co maj
sk6ra ocistena bola cd zivlov nasej
akcii neprajnych, jake i Cd ziv-
loy obojzivelnych nespol 'ahli-
vych a osamostatnila sa cd vlivov,
ktore ju v necinnosti ndrzovaly a
Ju $, cesty..Jej p1aveho narodneho
poslania odviest', a to ME celkom
bczvyslcdne, sa usilovaly.
Odhliadnuc od tohoto, nasa ak.
Ella ma dnes w pevny zaklad.i Au-
torita naseho vyboru narode j.
zabezpecena. Ncpriatel' vidi ,
iiom protivnika, ktoreho podceno
vat by sa mu neyyplatilo. Repre-
zentujeme myslienku vel'kn {
81 l'achetnn. Ma mas je. stat sa je.
hodnymi bojovnikmi apostolm
poctivou, ciel 'uvedomou, vaznou .
vytrvalou pracou a zertvami.
Verim, ze myslicnka, "a ktorl
pracujeme, wit All, ak ju vodco
via naroda nezradia, alebo zbabe
lie ncopustia.
II Jozef Husek,
DretlS. " p $. S
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-18
6 IZBovY IA $4,000.

Dom, ktory sa nachodi blizkc
stredu mesta, medzi South a Mar
ket, ma 6 izicb, forncs, clcktril.u.
gaz, vodu, na dlazdcnej ulici a I
tomu este al 2 izbovd chalupu mu'
81 byt' prcdany bshom dvoch tyz
di1ov, preto majitcl' obctuje no "a
$4,30O. Lot je vel'ky, 42x165. Kto
hlada dom, a zaujfma sd o tento
mech sa hlasi Il M. Mraza, 800 W.
Federal st. ina poschodf)
Mnoht inc domy ma vyber-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-18
DOMY Ma PREDAJ
PREDA sA DOM v sTRUTHERs

Dom je iiplne moderny,ema 8
izicb a knpelnu. Dom musi byt'
.predany, lebo majitel' odcestuje
z mesta. Cena vel'mi mierna. Hla,
ste sd {. So Grantview. Ave,
Struthers, O. (V-2J
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-18
NfzKEJ CENY DOMY.

Pri Lincoln Parku, nova chalu-
pa, elektrika a dobra studna, lot
l0Ox150. Cena $1,7O0.
Ma Campbell st. 5-izbovy dom,
gaz a elcktrika, mastal a garadz,
lot 5Ox12O. Ccna $2,75O.
Ma Malta Ave, dobry 4.izbovy
dom, vel Ky lot. Cena $2,95O.
Ma Ravcnwood Ave, Cochran
Park, pekna 3-izbova chalupa,
vsetky impruvmenty dnu a zapla-
tcn6. Ccna $4,000.
Ma Sherwood Ave-, dobry 5-iz-
bovy dom, lot 50x14O. Cena $3.50
Ma Second St. Struthers, do
bry 6-izbovy dom. Lot 5Oxl5O.
Cena $4,000.
Ma Wayne Ave, dobry G-izbo.
w dom, tiez 2-izbovy dom, dobry
lot. Cena 50, 500.
Ma Garfield st, dobry dom Q s
izbach kdpelila, moderne poho-
dlia, dobry lot. Cena $4,000.
Navstivte IRA G. PARK,
COG Holue Savings and Loan Bldg.
Federal 1910. Auto. 697O.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-18
MA PREDAJ s IzBoVY DOM

JIG nom gaz, elektrika, fornes, kit
peliia, voda, vsetek improvement dnu,
vel 'ka stebcieh pre- dvc kravy i pre-
kury JIG sanda, ovocn6 stromy, uz roIia,
ma jardc pumpa dobrou vodou, sdra
sidewalk uz ost;ttna rata sa budc pla.
tit Kto by NAL vol u dom k1pit mech
81 pride obzret', neObanuje. M0ze nc
dostat' lacno, lebo chccm fst do kraju
v JUL, kde som klpil majctok a muslin
tn predat'. o blizSie vysvctlcnic hlaste
50 MATTEL "a pod Gislom 1886 Taft
Ave-, ma Lansingville. (V-lS
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-18
MA PREDAJ DoMY

High ST., 10 izBovy "a $4,50O.00
Carroll ST., 6 nbovy "a $6,OOO.00
Joseph ST., 6 izbovy "a $3,OO0.0O
Alice ST., 10 a 5 izbovy S13,000.00
S. p. DRAKE
obchod domami
517 Home Savings & Loan Bldg.
Bell, Main 1928 Auto. 63O3
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-18
Drobl16 ol1ll !
pRAyts DOsLo 5000 kusosg' jed.

pRAvt, DosLo 5000 kusos' jed
no-fnntoyych drcvenych nAdob1
fajpej jarnej bryndze . RuEbm.
berka. Poslem najmenej 4, kpsy za1
$3.50 uz All $ postou. Jedna7 u fufir
tova nadeba "a $4.8O. s pax. po 4
funte "a $500. rcniaze treba OBJ
jednavkou doposlat na adressu: !:
Paul n. Sturn,an, 1916 Lawndale
Ave-, Detroit, Mich. (V-25
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-18

DON no INN y
pri Stsmbaush fiksls. isis &
~ byyat' dyeA msasis ilis N II
sola Ne, po tslefene Min q
lsbo Auto. 1880. 1
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-18
MA PREDAJ DOM.

izbovy, k1pelna, gaz, elektrika
cimentovana pivnica, pri sloven-
skom kostole Sv. Mateja ma Lam
singville. Musf byt' predany ry-
chic. Haste sa v {. 54S Herman
Ave. WIS
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-18

Pre- 4Obrt fasiny = Isil a. = d
NJ, vsstly VI 'kssti ! 1i6G y
pslkns prsdmassslEt M G ss-
dftajts q MI solnan prv ~ klI-l
pits. Hlksts ~; TAzLC1 y
BUKKHOLD8R, IL Molne ~.
iags \ Lsan Bidg, Fsdsral 61oe
Auto. 4227.
sfDLo I.ACNfCH FARIEsG.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-18
KTo BUDE TEN >sTAsTNY?

4.5izbovy doan ,ia Carlton st. pri
Walnut: (blizko stredu mesta) 81
prcda rlchlemu kupcovi. Je nom
forncs,' yazs voda,i utica dlaztlena,
dlazba vyp1atena. Preda sa. "a ba-
gated. .K,to nrvy pride, ten lio do
s'"'le.2 v. . ) 4:
Hast sa trcba redakcii NJ.
Mraza (320 w. Federal st. Ia po-
schodi)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-18
BFesHfaEEa ssaaesssst A:33s:
bltny sloveneirk 81 I.

Rev. Andrej Mihal, redsktat''
"Dcnneho Hlasu I iiapisal d saarr
ma Vyboru r. S. s. K dispozicii
dal broSiirku . ,dnesnych p6litf-
ckych probltmoch slovenskych.
Obsah brosiirky je Yam znany, Jc
to znalnenite casov6 dielce a
znacnc napomohlo nase shahy
sdruzit Y akcii "a pittsburghskd
dohodu vsetkych jej vyznavacoy.
Brosiirku dal som llatlacit I v 1000
vytiskoch a rozposlal ju casopi-
som slovenskym j ceskym, tunaj-
sim zamorskym, k1azom, politi-
kom etc. To, ze yykona kus uzi-
tocncj prace, som prcsvedceny. I
ma tonto mieste rev. Mihalovi w
slovnjem "a lu srGeGn6 yd ,aku.
Kooperacia autonomistickych
stran.
TAX ako usilujeme tn v,Ameri-
ke 0 konsolidaciu, jednotny po-
stnp, kooperaciu goSiadali sms j
Najovych dinitel 'oM,s nasQn Ak,
diou sa stotqzhajdcich alebo tsyifai.
patizujdciehs ably al oni utyorili
podobny tyter,, kaory bN repre-
zentoval a yiedo1 celia hnutie "a Su-
tonomiu. V jednote je .sila.
Ma Slovensku sd dnes dive poll
ticke strany vyslovnc autoh4nri1
stickym identickym programon :
!. strana l'udova a strana narod
ma. Krone tychto su dve takzva;
ne krydla: Vrabcovo l'udoves a
Bazovskeho narodnd, ktofe tiez
boj,,jl "a myslicnlxu slow. aiitonol
nic. Ale m apittsburghska dohoda
privrzencov j v stranacll vyslov-
ne protiautonomistickych, v agrar
nej, socialistickcj v tax zvanej
! narodnc dcmokratickej. Nasou
snahou je spojit vsetkych a utvo.
rit jednotnd frontu autonomi.
stov. IA myslienkou tou stoja
dncs dobre dvc trctiny naroda. "A
zbudajnca tretina dala by sa ri.
skat', kcby sine ju molly presvtd.
cit zeby 2 autonomic net 'azili ne
priatclia republiky.
- v totrftu smyslc pisal. som nj
Slovensko uvercjnil som niekol'
ko clankov Y casopisoch. Vysle
dok l'udova strana vyslovila So
iiradne "a kooperaciu "a tyn
cicl 'om zvolila uz 70 svojho stredl
vybor. Narodna strana nam odka
zala, &c Fudovou stranou koopc
rovat' nc1nozc. Jcj hlaynymi do
vodmi proti kooperacii SIT: l. q
v l'udovcj stranc je silny mad "a
ronsily zivel, 2. zeby koopera
eli so silncjsou agresivnejSou stra
nou pomaly zanikla, 3. zeby j,
npodozrievali mad 'arofilstva
"strasne prenasledovali. =
Keby islo tu 0 spojenie, anal
gaciu tychto stran, dovod druh,
NAL by vahu. Ale ide len spo
locny vybor. jednotny politick
postup dvoch stran to len {
take antonomie, prcto, ak je .pra
vdou, zeby v takej kooperacii nj
rodna strana mohla zaniknht', nj
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-18

S priatcl 'stvom, ktore Bolo
dlho zlomcne a potom opat bolo
nadviazane, je to ako so stuhou,
ktora bola roztrhnuta opat mad
viazana: stale citime niekde .uzol' !.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-18
HL,ATtkM ktafi,

HL'AIAM staFsN xenskd ~.
spraTevanic moiej dpmscnosti a5
.opatrovanie troch deti, ktory1a.
matka po ticto dni zomrela. Hla-
sit sa treba u jana Gromoysky,
9O9 Il. Indianbla Ave, na Lam.
singville. v- rs
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-18
zPRkYA PR4iipSxpu v4BokU Rse.
prsais.aA il uuisl das I apr1a r4ssbusshs, n.

u 60
Il 'ar6nsky zivel \ vl'udovej strane
je pre- ndfodnd stranu planou w!
hovorkou. We'd praye pre- ten ma
a 'aronsky xivel nAaia BY aArodnA
strana vstupit do koopcracie )
| a'udovouI Konccne obagy, 6eby
,larodnd straha pre- jcj koopera
Gin S l'udovon upodozrievali a pre-
,,ssledovali, svedcia len tom, ze
narodna strana 50 alebo boji ale
10 ncma chqti bojovat' "a svoj,po-
liticky program 4 ciel' opraydive.
Ny sme 60 najrorhodnejsie pro-
ii prijimaniu pomoci Cd zivlovl
protistatnych. Cistota slovensksho,
narodneho iako prostatneho cha
rakteru a lmyslu naseho hnutia
ma byt' zachovana. Ami $ Mad ar
mi ami Nemcami nebudeme ro-
bit spolky a nijake dohovory ma
spolocn1 obranu alebo vyboj. l.
mace, fakt, re vcdenie v l'udovej
strane je v rukach vacsiny maj,i-
cej zaujmy ylovenskeho naroda
Euprimne ma sGdci, soznava sam &
(ramF organs' narodnej strany.
Myslfm preto, zc ami tato prekaz-
ka ME je TAX vel'ka, saby sa do
'broi v6l'ou nedala 'prekonat'.
Il .azriekam sa .nadcje, ze koo-
pefEcia bsde i tn v starej vlasti,
Nsarifkasn 50 jej preto, bo l ma
rod je "a hu, 2. potreba 'koopcra-
cic lie vacsia, jake vsetky d6vo-
~ prot nsj uvedenf;;
| Saprotf: iednotlivfm politickym
stranam &c nase sfanovisko totoz.
ne so ,statoviskom Slov. Ligy, to
jc.: ,nestotoznujeme So ami $ jed.
nou, ,'1s ,,financne mravne chcs.
{ re. l'odp9rovat vsetkyok tych sta
ttii1s raltaaleycnskemu loyalnycl1
faktofov politeksNeh, ktorf pracu.
na "a vtelenie pittsburghskej do,
hody do iistavy S proviziou jej
postupneho uskutoci1ovania.
Nasc hnutic ie este len plien'
kach. Nemame este pevnej orga'
! nizacie. A bez tejto rozvinlt Gin
most ma sirokom zaklade je ne
mozne. Prvy krok X organizaci
akcic urobili sme utvorenim Sto
clenoveho pomocneho vyboru. All
d'alej sme nesli, to preto, lcb'
este ami dnes vzajomny pomer me
dzi nasim Vyborom SLOW. Llgo'
ME jc precizovany, ustalcny a u
jasncny. Cakame, re sa tax stan,
ma budlcej schodzi tstredneho w
boru SLOW. Ligy. Tato neistota ha
mujc nasu cinnost podnikavost
vel A nepriatel' mas pouzivt
! ju proti akcii ME malym uspe
chom. Svoje stanovisko naprot
Liga po jeho mravnej stranke sou
|v tejto zprave uz objasnil dosta
tocne. Ale tn prizvukujem znove
ze ziadame nielen slova, ale i sku
ltky a to skutky cele. Polovicato
napravou lynn menej p1hyn
81 'ubmi sa Wac uspokojit' nedamt
Nemam mic proti tomu, aby al
Ella, ktorl dnes uedie mas vyboI
!. sorganizovana bola Slov. Lig,
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-07-28
TURN IN TEXAS;
LOGGED WRONG PARTY

(By the Associated Negro Press)
Port Arthur, Texas, July 27.-This
center Of Texas culture is having the
unusual experience OF seeing the
worm turn. Three members of the
/. w. W.. the radical labor organiza-
tion. were fiogged here recently and
spirited away. Actions of this kind
when they affect Negroes or ordinary
whites are usually accepted as mat
ter of course. But the I. w. WIS
ordered a demonstration made in
Port Arthur and as a result 10000
members of the organization are said
to be en- route to this Texas town.
Port Arthur officials say they will put
them in chain gangs working on the
street If the gathering materializes.
The outcome is awaited with interest.
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-07-28
DRIED SOY BEANS ARE GOOD
Desirable Article Of Food and VIII
Grow In Favor az II Becomes
Better Known.

Until 1916 the soy bean had been
used but little in the United States for
food, and only as a special diet for per-
sons requiring foods of a low starch
content Much interest has been shown
during the last few years In the posi-.
bllities of the soy bean for food. The
United States Department of Agricul
ture and many schools of cookery and
domestic science have conducted sue
cessful experiments In utilizing the
dried beans In the manner of the navy
bean and the green beans when three
fourths to full-grown as a green-vege-
table bean. The variety and palatabil-
ity of the forms in which the bean can
be served make 1t a very desirable ar.
ticle Of food, and undoubtedly 1t will
grow In favor as 1t becomes better
known. Soy-bean meal or -four may
be used as constituent Of bread, muf-
fins. and In pastry.
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-07-28
HAMMER VICTIMS ARE
EXPECTED NOT TO LIVE

(By the Associated Negro Press)
Nashville, Tenn, July 27.-Sam
Moody and Clarence HALEY were so
severely beaten with hammers last
Thursday night by unknown white
assailants" that there is a strong
probability that both may die as the
result of their injuries. The men
have been in the employ as chauf-
feur and houseman in the family of
H. A. Bachelor, well known busi-
ness and social figure in this city.
$4,000 worth of diamonds were re-
ported missing by the Bachelor
household. The Negroes were close
ly questioned by their assailants as
to their knowledge of the robbery.
When they denied their connection
with the theft they were then beaten
with hammers by their questioners.
The police affects to be making an
investigation of the outrage.
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-07-28

claim that colored Chicagoans have
more than $40, 200. 900 on deposit in
various banks OF Chicago.
oficial reports of fve South Side
banks. where q majority of the peo-
pie live, and a large portion Of the
business is colored, this week give
combined resources of more than
$s.000,000. Two of these banks are
colored, with resources as follows:
Douglass National bank. Anthony
Overton. president, $646.536.57;
Binga State bank. Jesse Binga. pres
ident. ss76.s40.5s.
The Binga State Bank has bought
property at what Is generally known
here as the Center OF tie World"
Thirty-fifth and State streets, and is
preparing to erect an exclusive bank
building to cost practically 5000, 900.
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-07-28
PULLMAN PORTER PRAISED
FOR UNUSUAL MERIT

Mr.. B. d. Young, 3S40 Eleventh
avenue south, Minneapolis, is proving
that race employees of the Pullman
are displaying interest in their work
other than what is casually expected.
The following Is taken from the Pull
man news:
1t is not often that Pullman por-
ter is in position to render service
beyond his particular car, but Porter
b. ID. Young of the Minneapolis dis
trict is not unmindful of what is go
ing on throughout the rest of the
train, particularly If 1t pertains to the
trucks, brake or draft rigging, and
this was evidenced in a report he
made to the train conductor of C. &
N. w. No. SIT on May IL which prob
ably saved lives and certainly much
property damage. Porter Young had
no Pullman conductor on this occa-
sion, but he has operated over the
line for many years. Pulling into a
small town on the line, he felt that
all was not right with the running of
his car, and Immediately notified the
train conductor that they must have
run over a broken rail or hit an au-
tomobile. Nothing unusual was
found, but a slow order was left for
the opposite train, carrying coaches
and sleeping cars. This train, run
ming on slow time, found the broken
rail and the engine and tender were
derailed. Railway Div. Supt. M. J.
Boyle wrote Porter Young that 81
take pleasure in sending you here
with personal check in your favor.
trust 1t will indicate that
appreciate what you did in the saw
ing of from 100000 to $150,000
worth of equipment from being dam
aged, and while the amount Is not
large, we hope it will fully demon
strate that we did not let the matter
pass without expressing our grateful
ness for what you did. and incidental
ly to let you know that we are thank
full for the alertness you displayed. !"
Porter Young was employed at Chi
cago in 1901 for service in st. Paul,
where he worked until June 20, 1914,
and was then transferred to Minneap-
oils.
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-07-28
Al AIo,nld
|MHouse

In most cases 1t is beneficial to oil
the scalp after a shampoo.
Much Is added to the appearance Of
room by daintily curtained windows.
Velvet can be steamed and renovated
BY running 1t over the mouth Of the
tea kettle.
TO remove stains from furniture,
rub lightly with olive oil and methy-
lated spirit.
When baking meat. plan to have
baked vegetables with 1t. All may be
cooked in the oven at the same time,
saving fuel and time.