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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-25
Slnecne paprsleky su ho;ive.

Mierne pohybovanie sa ma slo-
bodnom vzduchu a slnecne paprs-
leky, zvlast' chodenie, je potreb-
ne ku dobremu zdraviu a utiSui1
euvy pridaja j1cej matke. Ked' ma
matka mnoho prace dnu dome,
nebude mat silly ku moe chodeniu
alebo ma inc pohybovanie ma von-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-25

y
YEA sko by nskvicalo, ked ho
niskkr zpoza Moray miskoval.
Sudca hliadi ako vyjaveny. Teda
Ste nezabfjaI prasaY Ver1 ME.
Prasa miskar miakoval: Ale
we'd ! to prasa kviSalo? Muscle
kvicat', ked no 1niskovali, a. al
ten financ, ktory ma oznapil, By
krical, keby no miskovali. Sud-
ca co; NAL robit', musel rol 'nika
oslobodit'. A financ zialil, ze ml
odplavalo pat sestfn pokuty.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-25
okoid heho chvely So hviezdy j,
5ko roi svatoianskych mtlsiek.

OFAO4V AA*lAV NAAsVAf 80 AASASAuy J07
ko roj svatojanskych mnsiek.
Sfrasslliiik odpcssvs pred svoiim
domkom ma travniku, kde Dol
vzduch predsa snesitel'nejsi nez \
izbe, kde bolo jako peel. MAJ
deku, pod hlavou, odpocival, ale
nsn1t nemohol. V ldoli huaala
voda pod splavom, poll tn a tam
volala prepelica.
Po 'tvrdej ceste ozvaly sa nahli-
We kroky, ktore sa blizily. Mic
zvlaStneho. T. L'udia chodia no.
ci. Nejaky elovek prisiel al k ira
ii zastal. Straznik okrikol psi
ka, ktory so stekotom bezal ku
neznamemu p1tnikovi, a zdvihnu!
hlavn, ably sa podival, Il sn "a.
worry spustene. Me, cesta ie VOL
ma a ten tlovek tam stoji, jako
by sa bal vkrocit' ma kol'aje.
eco chceteg'' opytal sa st-az-
mix.
Neznamy sa ohliadol a spatriac
straznika, zamieril k nemu.
"Prosim vas, mohol by ste mi
dat trosku vody? Uz sotva idem
od smadu.''
Straznik vstal, vytiahol vo vedre
20 studne vody a siel po pohar.
Neznamy vsak medzitym nahnuI
vedro a pill hltave.
"Uz som tn dnes po druhy RAJ"
povedal, ked' sa osviezil. "Pama-
tate sa9 Bol som tn cetnikom. "
"To ste wy Nal ste ma rukach
puta." ..
"Tie som rozbil tamhl'a pod le-
som hranu kamena. Go povedal
eetnik9" .
"ze. ste vraj zabil zenu.'
"Ano, svoju zenu som zabil, a
potion toho, ktory mi zenu, jedi
ny moi majetok, ukradol.'
Nemohol to povedat', lebo to
ami sam nevedel, ia som tom tiez
nevedel. Chcel som sa vrhnGt' pod
vlak, ale ked' som uz citil horici
dych lokomotivy, vzpomenul som
81, preGo uz mann odist' so sveta,
ked' som dosial' nevyporiadal eel
kom svoj ncet. Uskocil som pazd-
rom smrti a rozbehnul sa este ia
civil 'ku do sveta. Me aby som
usiel sddu, ale aby som zabil este
toho, kto nina prindtil, ably som
zabil svoju zenu. Nebojte sa nina,
dovediem 81 vazit' dobrodinca, a
Wy ste posledny malo l'udi, ktori
mne vol'akedy preukazali dobro-
denie.
"Mate snad' hlad po ceste9"
"Nie, - len hrozny smad. Este
sa napijem Ease pojdem tam,
kan nina NAL doviest' eetnik. Ne
utekal som 20 strachu zivot, Il
vot moi nema ceny ami jako zivot
tohoto psika, ale chcel som potre-
stat toho, kto nina olnpil mole
st 'astie. Milovali sa spolu, mech sii
spolu al pochovani - on moia
zena. Svet ma rad take pohraby
milencov. Myslel, ze sa uz nevra-
tim, ked' nina cetnik sp1tal a od-
viedol. Myslel, ze je to sen, ked
som sa pred MIN objavil.'
s'Tak ste no zabil."
"Zastrelil. Nal som starry vojen-
sky pistol, ale ten pistol robil este
dobrd sluzbu.'
Ma streche domku ozvaly sa L.
derry zvonku.
Vlak ma ceste.
Straznik siel pre- signalny lam
pas, nez sa vratil, neznamy zmiz-
null.
IA, chyl'u nrihna1 ca v1ak rnz-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-25

= Kazdy citatel', ktory nam je
dlzen predplatne "a noviny, do
stane zaplatene "a svoju pracu
Al my len to ziadame.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-25
Nechcel vysivanie ma hlave.

Doktor: "Ja vam zasijem til ra-
nu ma hlave "a $1,000"
Pacient: "Oh, pane doktor! ia
chcem len obyeajne zasitie, a ME
umelecke vysivanie!" !"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-25

Citajte pozorne tieto clanky ka-
zdy tyzden a odkladajte 81 ich
pre- prfpadne upotrebenie bu
d1enosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-25
Miskovane prasa a financ.

Pred bratislavskou sedriou po-
jednavana bola zaujimava zalo-
ba. Isty link cd SaStina dal 81
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-25

Kozka vasho kojenca je jemnou
a mala by ste uzivat Colgate PIT
der pre- Deti, nalol 'ko Colgate
Detsky Puder je zvlaste pripravo-
vany pre- nemluvnata dl'a recap-
tn chyrneho lekara vo vel'kei nc.
mocnici. Uzfvajte no hodne po kii-
panf zamienanf plienok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-25

skl, ale ma 81 zvyknht ma trAvenis
istej easti dina vonku. Ma chode-
ME zvykle matky uznajl toto "a
dohre cviGenie 81 ito dobe. LEM
ze nesmejh tol 'ko chodit abys od
toho ustaly. Praca y zahrade je
k tonn sdca, len neslobodno sa
prerobit'.
Cerstvy vzduch v dome je po-
trebny pre- zaravie tax matky ako
al diet alta, tax spalna ako al
izby ma byvanie mnsi byt' dobre
vetrene.
Ziadne diet'a nemusf byt' ko-
rist 'ou takzvanych detskych ne
moci. Ked' jeho telo je v prvo-
triednom stave, vtedy ie cd prf-
rody tax opatrene, ze moze vzdo-
rovat' nemociam. Ken ked' s1sta-
va dict'at'a a je postupne podkopa-
ma skrze podvyzivn, vtedy sa sta
va snadnou korist on barsakei me-
moci. Kazde diet'a m0ze sa 1plne
yyliecit', jestli je obklopene pa
tricnymi zdravotnymi podmienka-
mi. Ochranne jedlo je rnajdolezi-
tejsie. Pridanim Bordenovho
Eagle Mlieka ku dennej potrave
vasho diet 'at'a mozcte byt' isty-
mi, ze jeho telo dostava potravu,
aki potrebuje. Vase diet "a ma do.
stavat' dive polievkove lyzice
Eagle Mlieka denne okrem pravi-
delnej potravy. Rozried tie dve po-
lievkove Lyle Eagle Mlieka v
troch stvrtiach siallay l'adovo
stndenej vody. Inc deti casom
radsej ho majn smiesane ginger
aleom, ovocnou st'avou alebo S
trepanymi vajcami a sladkost "a
mi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
NOV. II SERVICE
SpiritualiStS Play Program
for Disabled Vets

A special Armistico day service Tor
disabled veterans OF the world war
viii be given by tho associated spIr
ltuaiist churches OF the cts lasting
from 1880 "a, M 60 ., m Noysm.
Der II. az the A. o. o. " temple
Ninth aud Union. Mrs A. W Rose
Grams. Mrs L. D. Eimorc and Mrs.
l.. A. Griffin Hrownlsc arc the CON.
mittcr representing the churches in
charge % tho program
Fiurrn.mlnuto talks viii be given
hy representatives OF the army. navy,
municipal government. Chamber Of
Commerce. ministers o. the orthodox
churches and splritualist ministers.
They will be on tho subjects II peace
and Armisticc day and preparedness
10 prevent war Arthur Henderson
will talk for the disabled veterans
A feature o. tho program will be
a march and nag drill hy ts small
Girls. representing the states led By
two small boys. representing the
army and navy. There VIII be pa,
triotic music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
Stickup Suspects
Get Continuances

. l. Gllhoolcy and W Knowcll.
arrested last week as suspects IN tho
robbery o, Fred Jones. Rsnton man.
were arrdgucd In police court Mon.
day. and were granted eontinuaneos
until tho latter part OF tho month.
when they VIII be tried on charges
OF being disordcrly persons.
Paul Chatham. third member Of
tho trio Of alleged s,ickup mon. II
facing a robbery charge flied against
him, Mrs Viola Mckee. pretty
bobbedhMrcd Eirl. who was with
Jones when he WINS held M. and who
later Informed tho police that
chenthhm her friend had planned
ana executed tho holdup. win be
states witness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
CLUB WILL AID
Lonesome Members 10 Give
"Crutch and Cane" Dance

Tho first consignment ~ 10000
booklet folders which explain iu d.
tail the purpose of the Cuteh AMI
Cane drive % Tho Seattle ehaptcr
Disabled American Veterans ~ the
World War waa received from the
printer Tuesday and these were
being distributed
Veterans hoaiquarsr. s0g I'm
press building. received notification
Tuesday that the Lonesome club
would donate its big hall and organ.
iratiou for one evening during the
campaign, proceeds from the dance
10 so 90 the Cruieh and Cane club
other offers u aid and cooperation
continued 90 come 10 The urgaulzs
lion from 40 quarters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
Three Accused of
Car Theft Attempt

ATHITl y IHFJ FHf1T"1 aH ~.
o. sfwrn 10 Clark arsIse
and ~ carton, 10. were aa-asa .,
aitrmplHE 90 steal tha maehls
Monday night rafra,mm PERI,
I7z9r ARRESTED tHe fro ~ Qs,,-
Anne ave aad Roy ~ Stevens 80,
lH the drivers seat and admitted b.
Has tryiuE no drive the car. il1srr.1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
Believe Youth Is
Lost in Seattle

Believing that he Is lost. perhaps In
Seattle. relatives Of Johnny schrle-
Der. II, were searching Tor the boy
Tuesday. The lad ier Muscatlns. Ia.
three weeks ago 20 yisit his mother.
Mrs l. Carson, Of Seattle. but failed
20 arrive
The boys uncle, VIII Keller has
left word Tor him AZ the King ~. pas
songsr station. Keller lives at 1915
Eighth ave W
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
Scholastic Frat
Banquet Thursday

ln brts kapTa members win ban
Gust at IN CcmwanE 1n thc INT
,vriiy of Washington campus
THURSDAY evening The membership
ci Washington Alpha chapter viii
attrnI
onccu ere 20 he e.@'ej ana che
application OF tho Uni,rsity ~ lla.
20 Cor a charter viu d. discussed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
Baby's Love Reunites
Young Couple in Court

TUE power OF a baby'H love
Il shed brief halo over the
sordid monoiouy Of police court
trials Monday
r. y. BarhAm. 10. alleged IN.
former for the police. was
charged with procuring tho ar.
rest Of w. ~. Preston. 4ss Dce.
ey Place on a liquor charge. that
no BarhamJ might BE- trra to
court Prrstou's 2o.ycar old wife.
Blossom Preston.
Preston was released on bail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
6 Are Arrested on
Narcotics Charges

Pour women aud two Chinese
men were arrested Boa tso raids by
tho narcotics squad. rHlr1lmsn @
D. Reynolds ANA q g. chusiy.
Monday uiEbi,
Dong suoy. 90. Betty Brown. g.
ard D1ttie Page "a. wrrr arrested
a. no W Boston a. A. sos Weller
~. Louie Woo. e. Jean Cauiveil,
- ana Marion James. -. were ar.
rested All rIK o. the prisoner
were held Tuesday Tor examination
on narcotic charges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
Yeggs Attack Safe,
but Attempts Fail

breaking into tho office % the
Amick sheet Metal Works. SOL Ran.
rad ave. s.. Monday night. ycgEa
attacked the safe with aledge.
hammers and other tools but failed
20 open the vault.
The combination knob and hinges
were battered of but the safe still
held rs contents and defied tho az,
tack Police detectives Tuesday
found many good finger prints on
the safe and transferred them for
future reference.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
MILK INJUNCTION
UP WEDNESDAY
Question OF 0airymen'S
Membership involved

Application Tor a permanent IN.
iuuctio a'rcstrafniug John Costello. "a
dairyman of Oungn, from selling
miIk % thr Maynowc dairy, will
d. argued tn Judge Calvin Halls
court "Wednesday The injunction
4 asked rs the Seattle Milk ship,
prrs' association, which asserts that
Costello g. member and that lis
rules forbid him 60 sell 20 any dairy
not okehcd by thr association,
Costello says that be o. not "a
membgr ot mo association and can
sell 90 whom he plrasca Tho asso.
citation asks $1,000 punitive damages
Tor what u claims is breach pf
contract
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
Found With Goods,
Two Held by Cops

Possession ~ ao9is stolen from "a
Pint ave Store larr week caused tEr
arrest Monday might o. Harvey WI
Jams Is and walter Harris 20 both
sn'9Trd Detectives A A HrpNn and
T. g. Harms "a Investigate the men
lu connection sIth recent burTaHss
they declared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
ACTION DELAYED
ON HEAT LAW
Apartment House Measure
10 Come Up Next Monday

Action ~ thc city council publ.
safety committee Monday on Che
new heating ordinance vas p1.i
p9nvi over f1r ono week
mo lobby III thr council vBr
packed with landlords Rather tmu
face the tawEr n opposition that
was expected. the measure WaH d.
ayet b. yaa declared
Tho new ordinance requires
temperature Of 60 4sErrrs at 3aa
"a. m. C5 degrees "a q. On and 6s
degrees from $50 "a m 20 lUz1
q "a The Ola ordinance Requires
a temperature Of 90 from 81 3d.
90 10 q. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
A Sure WAY TO
END CONSTIPATION

vslisknsvn specialist tersatiY said
ihet constipation 10 q uunErstsd eHnHi-
ton which affects not emily sire liver
tHt th1 hldusFs. too urdinhry ihhar
lives merely flush. ard do not touch
ihis organic condition. uut ID hns been
kn1uu fpr yssfa that q rrmhfhatis OIL.
compounded IN HOLLAND. Hp~s direct 20
ttu rurErsf-d iifsy ard kidnsYt. tones
ihsm w. and qhieaiY restores normal
action apithou, The zee u weakening
salts ~ harsh drurs ~ n no, merely
cieana and pufifss. but ssis the sutifs
system right utaiH. Deaf usst. time
9TH mrrs temporary fiushss. Ark f1r
He'd hui iiaarism Oh. tn tAstsisss cap.
suisa str sud toc. Raid ard guafAn.
tied ~ ort DRUG CO -Adrsysiastnsnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
Sure Way to Get
Rid Of Blackbeads

Thsf. T. one simple. ssfs and sure way
that nrv~r Falls 70 get I'd 81 hiarkheads
that Il 90 dist1i,s them
To do this act two ourrss Of rai1nits
raudsf ron any drug store -rrrinkis a
little on a hot vet cisth-Fub over the
biarhhFads tfistiY--wAsh the Parts and
YOU vii - surprised hos che biarshsaas
have diHappsArsd. Hig blackhyads, iltfis
hihrkhsads. no matter where they arc
simply disroirs and disappear. BLACK
heads ars a mixture % dust aud dirt
ard tsrrstiors that form tn the pores
% ihs skin. Ths caionits powder ana
The wairr dissolve the biaekhsads 90
they wssh riEht out. leaving the pores
tfss snd clean and IN their natural con
diIian Advertisements
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
Nile Temple Will
Give Theater Party

Siis Temple patrol will b. host
wednesday evening 20 thsatsr
PARTY FOR their wives and friends a.
tho Palace Iiip 20 witness The Mid
night Express" tho musical comedy
offcret by Jack Rusasll'u company.
An entire section ~ tho thsatsr has
been reserved Tor tho Masonic men.
Der, and their friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
Choose Four Men
to Debate Oxford

Elwood Hutcheson. lawrence Self.
zcr and Wesley Randall, with Jcifory
Holman as alternate. arr tho men
chosen 10 represent Washington In
tho debate on December with the
team coming here from Oxford INT
yersity Of England.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04

and found his wife away. he
appealed 20 the police. who
brought Barham into court.
Il want hor back for tho sake
Of our baby" aid Prchton 10
Judge John H. Gordon. FRA
live With anyone for tho hsks
Of that kid. She Was good
wife before this fellow Barham
eame along"
Gordon released Preston and
sen, Barham 90 jail for 20 days
on "A vaErnncy charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
and Corrective Eating

The biE demand for Dr. LouHh-
nsy's services has com PEELED him 10
fuiiy and comfortably equip . ssHi-
tnrium especially and strictly for
bsdriddsh pstisnts and ell ihpnIid
cases who are unable 60 be treated
In his Seattle downtoun officss. see
or write DT. LouEhasy and be sure
10 make TtsrrN afions while there IL
stiii room. Hs his sanitsrium spae.
IL limitFd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
cnRlsrY THOMAS HOME AGAIN

Chr.aiy ThumaA secretary u tho
Chamber % Commerce. returned
MondBy from The national convcn
ton ~ commercial club secretaries
AZ Washington. D. 6. More than
400 delegates wero present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04

Ten years ago there were more
telephones IN the United States than
there arc today IN all foreign eoun-
tries combined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04

Elegant Illustrated beckett s-ut t,..
write address plainly.
NOTB-Dr. L0aIhHsy's Bsks o,..
Ireatmsnt Offices are located al n, -,
mr. u mn sud unisu. IL the g..
buiidinr. Rooms Si0-Sli-1if-zit-Iit
pr LSaEhnsJ Is assisted b. osmp.t.,.
ladJ nursss. Hour, a "a 10
Sunday, % ~ emily, Tsisphen. VI is1-
soss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
BUREAU OF
MISSING
RELATIVES

The star invites n. reader. 10 rs. Till.
department az an aid In findinr missing
relatives or friends. The department il
to help In rcunitinr those who have teen
separated. These whose relatives Or
friends are missing are invited 10 rsper,
the disappesrsnc. directly 20 The star,
Reader. who may know the wh,rrabouts
Of person. mentioned In thu. column as
missing are requested also TO report 10
The star. Other newspapers are Invited
TO reprodues such items as viii lnisrssi
their readers.
Mrs. II. ". Hyland. living at 81,
Vincent's home. Seattle. Is searching
for her daughter. MRS. II. c. JOHN.
STON. last heard from Mt Anyox. y.
C., Box 35i. over a year ago.
WALTER j. LARNACH Is asked
10 communicate with his wife. Jennie
Larnach. The daughter OF the sep
arated couple is sick and wants 10
find her father. Phone BE ncn.io5g,
address. 1888 Lane 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-04
DRUG STORE BANDIT
PROVES VERY POLITE
AND ACCOMMODATING

HTALKING into tEr Vine street
w pharmacy $500 First We.
Monday night Iunr bandit Errl
up o. ~ HsbhrrE tBH night clerk.
= raibfl him ~ go.
a. EshEFfF came from behind
fhr prescription counter ihe han.
IIt drew "a gun and said "Elay
uhrrr sou are Il IuHt help my
Hrif Then De proceeded 40 rob
TIE cash register end uaikei out
Tao bandits held uu Boston
IFr'a ChIurrs lauBdg. .lgl Flut
aFr Monday might and took
EI.es from Ice
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-04-05

have come from fishing and golf.
Meanwhile the agents of DR.. J. B.
Litman, Director of the New Jersey
State Experiment Station at New
Brunswick, are investigating.
"If these four acres of blackbirds
had just happened to eat four acres
of poisonous bugs at the very same
time, they would quite possibly die
all at the same time,' said DIR. Lit
man. "or they might have eaten
beetles that had been SPRAYED with
poison when farmers were spraying
their fruit trees, as they do every
year. Beginning about in February,
this is the custom. Anyway, it's un.
natural"
Meanwhile, further vcrification of
the story was obtained from Mrs.
Mary Kembie, housekeeper at the Lip
pincott farm. Just before the birds
fell. she explained, those in the
center were seen to flutter down
ward, as II propelled by a gust of
hot air from above. Then the whole
flock dropped, scattering over four
acres of orchard. and many bushel
baskets of the birds were carried
off.
None of the birds can be found
now.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-04-05
COOLIDCEOPPOSES.
new TAXES; MUST.
PAYTELECRAMT TAX.
Senate Committee Restores
Tax on Telegraph and
Telephone Messages.

WASHINGTON April 5.--President
Coolidge declared his opposition to
the ten per cent. tax on radio in
struments and nah iongg sets ap-
proved by the Senate Finance Com
mittee in a statement issued last
night in which he announced that
he favors a broad policy against
new taxes and in favor of keeping
expenses within bounds.
Facing the declaration of the
President against new tax levies
the Senate Finance Committee re-
stored to the revenue bill the taxes
on telegraph and telephone messages
as a step toward meeting the ap-
parent shortage of s75,000,000 under
the revenue bill as it passed the
House.
In concluding the consideration OF
the revenue measure the committee
approved the exemption from the
proposed ten per cent. tax of all radio
sets which cost less than $50 per
set wholesale.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-04-05
VOICE OF MARS, CALLING TO EARTH,
May HAVE KILLED BLACKB|RD FLOCK

NEW YORK. April 5.-Science ad-
mitted itself baffled today when con-
fronted with the story of the death
of four acres of black birds which,
when flying over the apple orchard
of the farm of J. l.. Lippincott,
in Burlington County, N. j.. turned
up their toes with one faint squawk
of surprise and fell to the ground
Zone explanation for this unpre-
cedented phenomenon" said Prof.
John Harold Morecraft, of electrical
engineering in the Columbia Univer-
sity, would be that it was another
effort of Mars to communicate with
us. Just think of what Mars must
have been trying to say.
"As for the idea that radio waves
might have knocked down the flock
does not seem probable If a bird
were to come very close. say within
100 feet of a big radio antenna.
it might get shock, but there seems
to have been no antenna in the vic
unity of Lippincott's farm.
II am not positive, however, that
radio is not to blame. Strange and
unusual things are going to come
of radio-more strange and more
unusual even than the stories that
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-04-05
DAUCHERTY HITS
BACK AT PEPPER
Takes Pennsylvania Senator
to Task for Keynote of
Republican Campaign.

WASHINGTON, April i5.-Harry
M. Daugherty, deposed Attorney
General of the United States, in a
statement last night attacked Sem
ator Pepper, of Pennsylvania, as a
result of the speech the latter made
Thursday night at Portland Maine,
to the State Republican Convention.
Senator Pepper said the selection
of Daugherty as Attorney General
seemed to him a mistake of one
now dead" and 'the blame is now
on Harding"
"If this is the keynote of the
campaign which the Senator from
Pennsylvania would have the Repub-
lican Party adopt in the Presidcn-
tial campaign" Daughertys state
mont Gays, ''it is just such a
cowardly cry that will sound the
death knell of Republican success
at the coming election"
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-04-05
new OFFICERS
AMER. LEGION
ARE ELECTED
A La S k a Department Com.
pletes Work. airbanks
Gets 1925 Convention.
Especial 10 Empire. }

t9DCtiul "
SITKA, April 5.-The American
Legion convention, Department of
Alaska, adjourned after the address
by Gov. Scott c. Bone.
Officers elected for the ensuing
year are as follows:
Commander Eiler Hansen, Of
Sitka.
First yice-Commander - Forbes
Baker, ef Fairbanks.
Second Vice-Commander-T. Cor
nelius, of Petersburg.
Historian-Emory Tobin, of Ket-
chikan.
Chaplain-H. Anderson, of Cor
doya.
Department Adjutant-J. T. Pc
trichs of Juneau.
Delegates to National Convention
-Stoddard of Anchorage; Neville.
of Wrangell; John Ford Starr, Of
Juneau; A. A. Rucker, of Seward, !,
Thomas of Sitka.
The convention endorsed adjusted
compensation and compilation of AL
aska history for the schools.
Fairbanks was selected for the
convention city in 1925 to be held
in June. The National Commander
will be invited to attend.