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Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-02
ANCHORAGE MAN ARRESTED

Jack Cook was discovered last Fri day evening on Eight street dabbling in physics, by the local dry squad which came upon one of the choicest breweries seen here since the day Volstead arrived. Two kegs of moon shine and BIO bottles of beer, many empties, corks hydrometers and other paraphenalia were taken to headQuar ters. @
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NEW STRIKE MADE NEAR
 MILE A ON RAILWAY

Capt George Howe, an old timer of the Third division, especially the Cook Inlet district, has an outfit at work at Mile A, where a strike has been made which assays about $19.50 in gold and good values in silver
 The new strike is said to be right alongside the railway track.
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ADMIRAL WATSON
 L SAILS WITH 116

SEATTLE, Aug. 2.-The steamship Admiral Watson sailed today with 116 passengers, including 42 excursionists. Her list for Seward follows: Miss Minnie Green, w. J. Stewart and wife, G. J. Williamson, w. J. Stewart, Jr., c. R. Erwin, Mrs. Robert Camlon, Mill E. Stanglund, Mrs. Grace L. Stew art, John Young, Henry Leiner.
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c. w. Mckay and c. A. Carey ar rived on last nights train from Nu- lato, where they have been stationed for several years. They are mem bers of the signal corps, and on their way outside for discharge.
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TEXAS PARTIES
 ID END; SAYS G0V.

SOMERVILLE, Tex, August 2-"If it rests within my power the murders and tar and feather parties will cease in Texas"
 With this pledge Acting Governor T. w. Davidson brought to close a speech here on the supremacy of the law" delivered at a barbecue given by Company H, 143rd Infantry.
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eb SAN FRANCISCO, August 2-Hard-
 ing in last nights foreign policy state ment. discussed Russia in this fashion.
 international good faith forbids any sort of sanction of Bolshevist policy.
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MAKES TRIP TO INTERIOR

Commissioner O'Malley, Senator w. L. Jones and wife, Congressman L. H. Hadley and wife left this morning for Fairbanks They may decide to go by way of the Richardson road to COrdova.
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FLOUR PRICES
 SHOW B|G FALL

MINNEAPOLIS, August 2-In sym pathy with wheat, flour broke today to a new low mark in about eight years, when one of the largest mills here set the price at $6 barrel for family patents when sold in car lots. 1.-The decline registered at the mills here today ranged from fifteen to 24 cents a barrel. ...t
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-02

SAN FRANCISCO, August 2-Other than a slight improvement in lung con dition, last nights bulletin reveals no change in President Harding's condi- tion
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-02

It is reported that the Folsom party of fifteen will return from the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes on the Starr tonight.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-02

Col J. c. Steese, chairman of the Alaska Railway Commission, arrived on last nights train tomeet the fish cries party, returning today.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-02

Chas. Brown, of the firm of Brown & Hawkins, who has been in Seward the past few days, returned to An chorage today.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-02

SAN FRANCISCO, August 2-At- tending physicians at noon yesterday stated the presidents lung condition was the same as yesterday that he is still much exhausted but maintains his normal buoyancy of spirit" While progress is being made every care is necessary to assure freedome from further complications.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-02
STARR DUE TONIGHT

The steamship Starr is due tonight at 8:3O, according to word receiv- ed today by Agent Henderson. The Starr has a full list of passengers.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-02

Thos. G. Paradine and wife, of Erie, Pa, left for Mile 23, to spend the week end, as guests of the Sextons.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-02
BRIDGE CLUB

The Seward Bridge Club will meet with Mrs. o. A. Johansen on Friday afternoon at the usual hour
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-02
HOT WAVE FATAL
 IN GULF STATES

DALLAS, Tex, Aug 2-Six deaths a number of lightning shocks and pros trations have striken persons in Texas in the heat wave of the past few days. The thermometer at Fort Worth yesterday stood at 103 degrees.
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RELATIVE KING ITALY
 VISITING IN ALASKA

VANCOUVER, Aug. 2.-The Ouch ess of Aosta, the Duke of Spoleto and Commander Mariana, relatives of the King of Italy sailed on short cruise to Alaska.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-02

Delegate Dan Sutherland left on to- days train for interior points. He will visit Ruby and Nome before re- turning.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-02

Volney Richmond, manager of the N. c. Company of Fairbanks, is in Seward
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-02

The Van Glider has received sever al telegrams from Starr passengers, asking for reservations.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-02

Ed Bazinet was in town last night from Mile 312.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-02
WEATHER FORECAST Fair tonight and Friday.

Nels Steels, of Curry, was an arri- val on last nights train.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-02
PRESIDENT HARDINC IS IMPROVING
 VERY SLONLi
WHILE CONDITION IS SERIOUS
 COMPLICATIONS ONLY WILL PREVENT RECOVERY
Time Chief Element in Recovery

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2.-Time today seemed to be the chief element in the recovery of President Harding. It was also regarded by his physi- clans as one of the most uncertain.
 The President, howeverf, passed an other restful night and his tempera- ture this morning was normal.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-02

Henry Lucas returned to his home at Skilak lake this morning, after spending the past week in town.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-02

Harriet Stephens, of Seattle, is a gIest of the Van Glider.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-02

Louis Liebel, who has been working for the Standard Oil company, has re turned to his home at Mile 23.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-02

Mrs. Aron Ericson left for Anchor aFe this morning to spend the week end with her mother.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-02
SENATORS SET SAIL EUROPE

NEW YORK, August 2-Senators Lafollette and McKellar sailed this af- ternoon for Europe.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-02

Mrs. Roberts returned to her home at Roosevelt this morning.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-09

ko ma bank q ulokil IA kredit np.
yei firms. 81 y. ped .s:r -. ~
81 'dbil ze bude cakat n 1nadoys
nj. Ked cudzinec prisiel na hank,
poznal, ze sd tam len bezcenne pa-
pierre nastrihane noyin. Podvofl-
mix NAL obalku priprsxenn, vlsst-
ne dves.a do jednej boly peniaze
ozaj vlozene, ale til zamenil drll
hou obalkou, ktora bola zaplnena
bezcennym papierom.
Podobny podvod prevadga So i
$ rucnymi kufrfkami odchadzaj1.
cich cudzincov, ktorych podvod'
mix prehovori, aby mu tam dovo-
iii dat svoje veci, q potion tasky
sti zamenene obratne a odcudzent
v chvili, ked' cudzinec je uz ma
ceste zbay,eny celehQ ssyojho y ma
jetku.
/. 'Redakcia k.tomuto ma t1to w,
strahu: Nedoverujte cudzemu M
prve stretnutie. Ned6verujte mi
vsak ia ziaden I'd, ak vam che,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-09
'Youhtsfo wHsk4 lLovka1kf royIHY
ktore nikdy nejestvovaly.
podvudxs Ob6l1kou

ktore nikdy nejestvovaly.
rodvudx ! 0blikou
9 fu6nOu tAskou.
, Casio "a pisalo Y casopisoch, a
ko boil India okradnuti o tisics
dolaroy, TAX zvanym obalkoyym
podyodom q predsa najdu sa now,
ktori dajn sa osialit' a podviest'
TAX vyskytol sa pripad,, ze cudzi-
nee NAL obchod. potreboval ,,lio
zvacsit', dial ohlasku do noyin, ze
chcc I6zilI...,..s $4,000. Ma ohlasku sa
.dostayil muz, ktory 81 obchod zna-
lecky prescral a konecne sa w
sloyil, &c by Dol ochotny pozieat'
nu peniaze. Oysam je podmienka
a ta je. ze cudzinec musl ukazat
ze ma tiez tol'ko penazf. Culzi-
nee, aby presvedcii noveho svojho
spolocnika, yezme banky svojich
$4,000 a prinesie. Podvodnik vlozi
ich do prihotovanej uz obalky a
vlozi tam domnele svojich $4,000
a ziada, ably cudzinec wal vset.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-09

ze zlato uz net 'aha a ze akcie zla-
tych bani sa nedajd tax l'ahko
predavat'', obratila sa ich pozor-
most ma lany zeme S oranzovnik-
mi. Predavaly sa podiele ma po-
liza pomarancove, ktore "a sedem
rokov maly priniest bajecny ma
jetok. Potion sa povedalo, re oran-
ze znicil mraz a ze sa mic neuro-
dilo. Ked zas ami tento podvo1
nesiel, obratila sa pozornost' fch
k predaju petrolejovych akcii.
Mnohi v Texas a indie boli zlaka-
nj, aby prenajali aker pody, kde
sa este nevrtalo a kde moze byt
petrolej nahovorilo sa kupcovi,
ze potion 1n0ze prenajatim pody
"a storazs vyssie sunny, zarobit
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-09
Bell Main 952. Auto. ALI
JOZef Friedman
PRAvOTAR A vEREJN9
NOTAR
Hovori po slovensky.
200 STAMBAUGH BLDG.
Youngstown, o
FARMOvE LACNoTY.

IS akrova farma so zvlastc dobrym
7 izbovym domom S pivnicou, hodna
bank barn inc potrebne budovy, zem
v dobrom obrobcnom stavc, asi 8 akrov
lesa. Mattel pre1a vsetek statok q
;troje vel mi lacno.
IS akrova farma najlepsej piesocna-
tcj zemc fa jp5Fm noyym izbovym
domom so slejt dachom, pivnicou, vel'-
kou bank mastalou, stodolou ma slamu,
vsetko pod slejt dachom. Tato farma i
celym zarialenfm, kravami, ko1ami a
vsctkJn, len $4,000 na l'ahke podmien-
Ky. Haste sa u Taylor & Burkholder,
4la Home Savings and Loan Bldg
Tel. Bell, Federal 62os, Auto. 1927.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-09
vYzvANIE.

Osoby, ktore vzaly zimne kaba-
ty Ford Coupe pred Slovenskou
Sokolovnou ma Homewood Ave.
;vo stvrtok vecer su zname a abys
predisly neprijemnostiam SiadanG
su kabaty vratit na adresu: Hall
Walpert, 2lO5 Market st. a budu
mat pokoj..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-09
AKo ST PRIsrAHovALCI KLAnAN1.
+. Il I. s..
s(Doko5n cenie.)
budovy v Niles,

to mohlo byt aszlato sa nellajde,
bahia sa ponecha svojmu osudu
Ovsem vsetky peniaze vydane "a
akcie sn ztratene a ziaden> ich ne.
moze nahradit a tiez nechce. Te-
dy kupovanie takych zlatych ak
eli 5e z.99 procentov istotnou ztra-
ton.
Skoro desat rokov .trvala tato
zlata horncka, kym l'ud troch,l
vytrezvel a dal 81 pouedat', Re
zlate bane sn podvodom a predaj
lcastin okradanim d6verciveho
ludu. A ked' poznali podvodnici,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-09
Bexcenne
uca;stiny.

Cudzojazycna Informacna Sluz-
ba obdrzala ncdavno Cd jednsllo
farmara 70 stareho krajus dotaz .
Gene akcii 20 II americkych bani,
ktore mu NAL zanechat' jeho me-
bohy brat. Akcie ma pohl 'ad maly
mat cenu ash 100000 a ponevsae
farmar chcel podiele tieto predat,
a obaval sa podvodu SO strany ne
svedomitych l'udi, obratil sa ma
Cudzojazycnu Informacnu lSuzbu
ably mu tie itcastiny predala. Do
stal odfoved', ze.pani jedna u
vedenych s,pe,otnosti, ktore maly
iicastiny tie vydat', nenachadza
sa sozname spolocnosti, ktore by
naozaj vlastnily zlate bane a po-
dele ktorych lnajlr opravdoyu ce-
nu a ze ami jedna akcia nema toll
ko ceny ami ako ten papier ma kto-
rom je vytlacenh.
Ziaden 81 nevicr pfedstavit', !,
kol'ko milionoy 'dolarov sa rocne
yyhadze ma take bezcenne .podicle
a inym sposobom. Je podivne a
skoro ncpochopitel 'nd. ako moze
robotnik, ktory nasetril celozi-
votnej prace a t'azkej nickol'ko
tisic dolarov, va9siu cast svojho
majctku alebo dakedy i cely ma
jetok vlozit do lejovych a.
lebo zlatobanickych 1castin, a to
zemi, kde nikdy .vo svojom III
vote nebol snad' nikdy sa Tam
ncdostane.. Ale s'agenti yedia w
obratne vysvetlovat' svadzat a
lax obeti neubhda, aby pribyva a
Go by sa kolko Saroyalo. a. w
svetlovalo.
vel uul ma III d0inlenk u, re
sa madam 70 zlatycll bani kope
zlato ako uhlie 4 baHi pennsylvan-,
Skych a prcto nlozenie penazi tlo
takych bani ida sa 3 byt' Stub.
nym pokusom, ktory pemoze. zmy-
lit. Take podniky 81 sobyaajne
prevadzajl nasledoyne Prospeks /
tor a jeAo priatelia spbsfdSkus po,.
zemku, ktorom nlyslis zes by mo-;
hol obsahovat zlatosa ma ptvonf
mieste sergaei zuie 81 spolocHl " i !,
vyda sa Nel2asakcii, ably belly sspe.
maze ma d6bJyyanie |zlat, al sah ss1
zdarma ponecha vacsinu podieloy,
ostatne sa predd 1aiu I'ahkoyer-
nym l'pd ON. Agent pysen | do
stand nejakl prdyisiu as potom sa..
xacne pracovat ma baai. Ked sa
dojds u \ oasj 4, TN ,bys ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-09
seI's 'pd1aii. a TAX boIi pody6.
'dzanf d6yerciyi ludia base iaym

teI'a 'pd4ati. A tax bolt pody&.
'dzanf d6verciyl pudia Aass isSm
[sp0s 6bpm
Okrcm tychto podvodpy je este
rely rad inych q . tych je zmien.
ka \ d'5alsom.
podvod l psstovsniin.
br1vov.
Ako to bolo 5 pestovanfm poma-
tanSov, TAX je to $ dochovavanfm
bravoy. Utvorf sa domnela spo-
Ilocnost ktorA, sa ma oko zaobe&
| Ichovom braoyv pre- cudzich pod
|nikatel 'ov, HE pre- seba. Agenti
nahovoria toho tol'ko znameni-
tom vyt 'azku, ked sa vie znalec-
| ky pestovat brav a netrva to dl-
no, je yel'a d6vercivych l'udi pre-
myslienku ziskane. Spolocnost
ziada peniaze, ktore potion Z pre-
daju bravov zaplatl zpat tym, kto-
ri sd obetovali., ..t.
Ably sa sk5r nalakali i 'udia, spo
locnost' TAXA vyda obezniky, kds
vysvetluje, ze oby5ajna svifia ma
az osem prasiec diva razy do roka
Ked' sa tedy najdn l'ndia, 'ktori
! by obetovalis peaiaze, ma take W
nosne zviera a ked sa, poskytnd
peniaze ma krmivb, O to ostatne
sa uz spolocnost' >postara. A tax
peniaze sa zacnii hrnlt' v mienke,
! 70 "a rok budc prasiec .tol 'ko, u
vsetko sa ich odpredajonl vrati
zpat. A netreba sa ponahl at
platenimpenazi. Me je treba, ably
sa zaplatil vel'ky obnos naraz, mo
ze sa to dat pc splatk4ch a ME
vel'kych, ably cely podvod Medal
sa az prilis priehl l'adnym. Moze
sa splacat' az tri roxy, ked' ma to
pride kazdy 81 moze klpit' syfh
kol'ko by 81 prial a ma kol Ike
i!staci. V II nlesiacoch "a jednu
sviGu kazdy moze mat II pra,
siec "a, este k tomu swim. A ked
sa potion prasiatkam dari dobre
a s1 mohutnejsie, prevadza sa pc
stovanie d'alej, ze kratkej do
be je taky elovek vlastnikom
tol'ko prasiec, ako snad' nikd.
nikto nebol. A medzitym, 20 81
prssiatka mnozia treba sd ovsen
starat' krmivo a to tsoji tiez pc
niaze a elm d'alej Wac peiazi. o
cakava sa, ze kazdi e,ifi,.'u budi
sa m0ct prasce dat ma trh, all
nahle dojdu triichlive zpravy
cholere bravov, vysvetluje sa 4
tax presvedcive, ze oklamani 5.
este radujd, ze i'm nebol zaslani
Gcet "a odstranenie mrtvol icl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-09
Hl'ada n jim uermsk J Holisa

Jan Cermak Z HQAca, Nitrian,
|slscj znpy, narodeny ls, aug, 1850
SIS htolry bSyal lrsdt I'm y New Buff
falo,E Mich, SD i'll ada, PribuzuJm
poslednc pisal /. 1911 ! od toho
casu MET q nom cAyru. Kto by
|o nom zaal, mech laskate pise ~
CzecAoslovak Bureau, Foreign
Language Infpruation Service,
'l19 West 4. st., New York City.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-09

Sloyenskf stavitetia 4 pOluii iilh eila
inalych ! vel 'kych budov. Nekfsg a
rosvrhy ns jakskol 'vek deny I'D ~
Eiadanie dajd van 5idsriAel "a Ned NJ
dete spokojni icA rozvrhom lesApsl, j,
zaiste brdete spokojni aj ! ich pskeou
q materi6iom. Ich heslom u: Pcstivk
praca, najlepsi material najni a1ia
cenal Y pade potreby obrat II u ! dlil-
yerou ma mich.
Bell telefon. SOL.
80 EAST wAsH1NaroN W.,
sTRUTHLRs. OHIO.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-09
MA PREDAJ

Pre- okamSit6 ylastnenie. preda sa pol
akra zeme, 200 stop Cd Austintown
tchlovej cesty alebo asi poldruhej mile
od Wickliff. 4 izbovy dom, garAdz, kur-
nix stulha vsetko v najlepsom stavc.
Na okoli sl prvotriedni sdsedia. Ecna
skO5O na splatky. Hldste So Himel-
reich, Z izbp Z. 400 Dollar Bank Bldg.
Qba tclefnay. r-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-09
MA PREDAJ PIANO.

Dobre piano, malo upotrehOva-
ne, je lasno ma predaj. Vyzera ako
move. Haste sa II 0takar A(raxek,
326 Summit Ave. Telefon: Auto.
7934G.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-09
MA PREDAJ

4 izbovy dom ma Austintown
Road, asi 200 stop od Mahoning
Ave. Wickliffc, S pol akron zeme,
dobry garadz, tiez kurnfk, dohla
studna ma vodu. Cena ST. ,050. Ma
Ia hotovost', ostatok ma splatky.
Haste sa u Himelreich, 6O5 Dol
lar Bank Bldg. Bell Main 1877.
Auto. 6131.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-09
JOHN WILLO
: sLoVENsKH ADVoKkT
Diamond Block
DOSTANE ROBOTU

Dievca ia vSeobecnh ,domacu
pracu. Met prania ami biglovania.
Vysyedcenie charakteru sa vyza-
duje. Haste sa u Mrs. j. G. Herald
1430 Elm st.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-09
!. .HL'ApA RA.

L UA M
Stefan Duslk, rodom 2 Vradista
zqpy Nitrianskej. v$-Amerike 50
parl!alil ]! l!ssl / II H. srokpN Cd pphlruh.ae u
roka -jahst tilla tkss s.ne poc,lla mic .
nom, ZdrEosal ssa Z Newy Yorka
pod :. 2S4 West Killeil ST. by
d lolA znal aleGo On sam mech 50
hlasi firnly Loschitzer i Engel,
3a6s West Federal St., Youngstown
Ohio. a. .
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-09
MA PREDAJ DOM

,Prcda sa 5 izbovy bungalow na
Jcdnom floore, noderne stavany,
s gazom, elektrikou vodou. Hla-
sit sa trcba {. 949 e. Indianola
Ave-, pri South Ave. {2s
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-09
II Drobn@ o:]hlaslky :] s.
MA PREDAJ
DIVA MESTSKE. Lofty

Vel'mi ziaddcne Lofty meste,s na
Randolph ST., pri Bricr Hill Steel Go. .
pri Standard Oil Cloth Co. Predajn sa
vel mi lacno, lebo mattel byva Penn
sylvanii. Ma pozemkoch sl chodniky q
elcktriha. Kto sa zaujima tento ma
ietok, mech sa hlasi o 'alsie vysvetle'
MIA u
- MATEJ MRAZ
32O-22 W. Federal Street
" redakcii.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-09
HI 'ADAME DIEVCA

ma vssobecnd domacu pracu, MET
prania, dobre miesto plaza. Te-
lefon, Main 1869 alcbo hlaste 50
osobnc 354 Lora Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-09
Phoness Office Auto. C3S5
/. Res. Auto. 7368S
/ - DIR. ne. j. I.ASKO
sLovENsKY zUBN1 LEKAR
339 w. FEDERAL ST.
Mckay Budova, Room s.
Spring Common, prpti Penna Depot.
YOUNGSTOWN, o.
IRA c.. PARK
HL'ADAME

zkuseneho predavaca poist 'ovania
ma zirot, ktory zna citat' a pisat
pc anglicky. Plat alebo komisia.
Haste sa mcdzi 8. 10. hodinou
rano u George Batrin, S11-S12
Home Savings and Loan Bldg ],
Youngstown, O. G.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-02-09

FARMY MA PREDAJ ALEBo
MA vYMEleU. .':,a
Pre- dobre farmy "a fa1merske 'ce-
ny, vsetky vel'kcsti a miesta, a
pekna predmestsks majetky. Pre-
.tajte 81 mas soznam PRIV nez kupi.
te. Haste sa: TAYLOR q BURK-
HOLDER, 412 Home Savings 4
Loan Bldg, Federal 6298, Auto,
4227.
SIDLO LACNYCH FARIEM.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-23
'CADDYG|RL ENDS
FIGHT WITH
DEATH
Lives Eight Months With In
jured Spine-Known to
Many Clubs.

Abingdon, Pa, Feb. 23.--Carrie
Liberty died yesterday in the Ao-
ingtOn Memorial Hospital. Death
won the battle over the best efforts
OF skilled surgeons and physicians,
who fought eight months to save
the life OF the girl.
Miss Liberty-she was obout six
teen years o1d-was a caddy girl,
who carried the clubs of numerous
prominent Philadelphians identified
with the Huntingdon Valley Coun-
try Club as they played over the
Noble course. She was efficient
and popular.
On the evening Of last June 8 the
girl started from the caddies' quar-
ters at Noble to walk to her home
in JenlIintown. Near Noble station
she was struck by an automobile.
At the Abingdon Hospital sur
geons found her Les was terribly
crushed, but that the far more
serious injury was to the girls
back. Her spine was injured. and
surgeons said 1t was an almost
hopeless case--just bare, giimmer-
ing chance to bring about re-
coveFy.
And for more than eight months
the fight to save the caddy girls
life has been fought.
For days at a time 1t seemed
recovery was more than a posi-
bility. Then, again, would come
the periods when conditions were
not so favorable. Through it all
Miss Liberty never lost her conf
dence In the men and nurses fight.
ing to save her life. That cheerful
spirit won her friends in the hos
pital. just as she had made friends
on the golf course.
During the girls stay at the
hospital the clubmen had done their
part to make things easier and
brighter. and while the other $50
Huntingdon Valley caddies were
guests at the clubhouse a special
entertainment was provided at the
hospital for the absent caddy girl,
and speakers at the club event re-
ferred feelingly to the fact that she
was not among those ct the regular
caddy dinner.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-23
CONVICT KEEPS
THIS COUNTY
POOR
WestmoreIand, Pa, Paying
$14 Every Day While Slayer
Remains in Hospital.

GREENSBURG. Pa, Feb. "a
Westmoreland county is experience
ing a painful inverse ratio of the
Coue philosophy, for daY by day, in
every way, her treasury is becOm-
ing poorer and poorer, as Richard
Chappell, a convicted negro prison
ar, in the WeStmoreland Hospital.
becomes weaker and weaker.
Chappell, aside from the expenses
Of his arrest, trial and conviction.
has cost the county 81 .666. and his
expense account is mounting at
the rate Of $14 day.
On the night of April 27 last
wear. Chappell shot and killed Mrs,
Alenie Johnson. negress. On
September IA he was found guilty
If involuntary manslaughter and
returned to the county jail to await
sentence. Then Chappell became
i'll with typhoid fever and was
ord"r"d to the hospital Septem
Der 90.
For seventeen weeks Chappel
has been a patient under constant
guard. Three men, detailed to
watch him, work in eight hour
shifts at n daily wage Of 81. For
Guards alone the hill to date totals
1.428. The hospital charge is s14
week for attention, and a bill
=" $23S to date has been presented
The negro long since recovered
m typhoid fe"e". hut his lun~S
came affected and it Is believed
nat death from Tuberculosis viii
be a matter of short time.