davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-24
Slovaci vo Warren
zalozili Sbor Ligy

Mas zastupca vo Warren, pan
Stefan koval nam oznamujc, &c
v nedel'n, 19. oktobra tamoi$i Slo-
vaci zalozili Sbor Slovenskej Liey,
ktort dostal cislo 4O3.
Phi zalozcni ma pomoci i'm boil
Rev. Jozef krispinsky, vypomoc.
ny dnchovny anglickej osady vo
Warren a p. Anton M. Palkovic
deputy serif 2 Youngstown a Glcu
hi. ilradu Ligy.
Po zapise tlenov prevcdena bola
vol 'ha nradu. Zvolcni boil nasIc.
down.: Jan Liptak "a prcdsedu,
Frank Bacigal IA podpredscd,l,
Stefan Koval "a tajomnika, Jozcf
Seko "a pokladnika, Martin Kraf-
elk, Jan Horniak Jozef Grtgn
"a dozorcov.
Novozalozcny sbor odbyva scho-
DIE kazdii tretiu ncdcl' u mesia oi
po sch6dzi cisla I. X. S. j.. V skol-
skej miestnosti pod anglickym ko-
stolom p. Marie.
Br. Warrencania sa tcda chy.
till rczko do pracc IA narod. Len
nedavno zalozili 81 clslo X. J. a
teraz uz Ease sbor SLOW. Ligy. Pra-
jemc i'm mnOhO Zdaru!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-24
sPADOL so STR0MU Ma JAR,
ZOMREL TERAZ.

Michal Svagerko, 8-roeny syn
:>tefana a Veroniky Svagerko Z
Taft Ave, zomrel nedel'u Y
Youngstown nemocnici cd zranc-
MIA modzgu, utrpeneho este Y me-
siaci mali padom so stromu.
Maly Michal narodeny boil y
Clevelande 6. febr. 1916. Chodil
~ do skoly osady Sv. Mateja q bol
:lenom sokolskeho podrostu KJ.
Oplakavaj1 no okrem rodicov ira
ia bratia a jedna sestra. Pohrab
mu boil utorek rano.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-24
NASLI MU vino v PIvNICI,
Boil POKUTOVANY.

Michal Trclog z {. 1927 Wilson
Ave-, nachOdi sa V okresnom VII
zenl, lcbo nebol vstave zaplatit
pokutu $3.50 a sndne trovy, kea
no sudca Bailey odsndil ma TITO
pokutn pre- prestilpenie statneho
prohibicneho zakona. u Treloga
najdene bolo polioajtom Alrinom
4 East Youngstown "A sndkov Vi.
ma, ktorIch % bolo plnych a '
ostatnEch po troche. Trelog Sa
vyhovaral. ze vino robil este v ro-
ku 1918. ale jcho vyhovorka ne
obstala, lcbo sa vynaslo, ze nieco
toho vina robent bolo az po-
cas- prohibicic. Sudca nariadil Wy
liat' vSctko jcho vino. Trelog od-
sedi 81 pokutu vo vazcn1, lcbo ne
NAL peniaze na jej zaplatenie.
Sudca Bailey odsndil Treloga
ma zakladc vyhlasenia statneho
prohibiGneho direktora McDonal-
da, ktory nariadil vsetkyvm prohi-
bicnEm a policajnym nradom pre-
nasledovat' vyrabatel 'ov vlna, kde
ic to moZne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-24
20 SLOW. AMERIKY,

Konvencia S. r. Jednoty, ktora
sa odbyvala V Pittsburghu, bola
skoneena sobotu, 18. okt. Zvole-
ny boil nanovo skoro cely starry l.
rad. Len predsednictvo dostal p.
Stefan Stefanik Z Clevelandu. Do
terajsi hi. predseda p. Bibza ostal
hi. pokladnikom. Redaktor p. Ka-
rol Belohlavek boil jednohlasne
znovu zvoleny, tax podobne pan
Emil Stankoviansky, "a spravcu
tlaeiarne. O zvyseni prispevkcv
bude hlasovane po clslach. Budii-
ca konvencia bude Detroit, Mich.
tri roxy.
Pan Michal Bosak, ktory sa ne
davno vratil 70 Slovenska, vyslo-
vii sa pred americkymi novinarmi
nadsene pokroku budncnosti
CsR.
Orlando Plantation Co. zmenila
81 memo ma fernando Plantation
Co., lebo manifesto v Orlando, "a
k1pila okolo $500 akrov zeme v
fernando okrese, Florida. Zalozi
sa tam slovenska osada Masaryk-
town. #s.... ..
Biskup Mrzena vyst1pil z ces-
koslovenskej cirkvi. Vo svojom
osvedcenf vyzradil, ze tie cirkve,
ktore boly "a posledne roxy me-
dzi Slovakmi zalozene, neboly pri-
jate do cs. cirkve v Prahe. Ami
jedna z tychto cirkvi neuznava
Mrzenu "a svojho biskupa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-24
47,000 REGIsTROVANYCH
VOLICOV.

V Youngstown, East YoungS-
town a Struthers registrovane je
X prezidentskym vol BAN spolu
49, volicov. u tohto poctu 49,
$40 Youngstown, 2,l06 V Eas st
Youngstown a 1867 StrutherS.
Chlapov rcgistrovanych jc 27,S62
a zien 1881.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-24
PREDPOVEDAJU ZDRAZENIE
UHLIA.

Obchodnici uhlim predpovcda-
jl zdrazenie uhlia V kratkom ca
Sc. Teraz sa uhlie predava Cd $5
do sc "a tonu, dl'a jakovosti. V
budncnosti ma zdrazet' asi O 25c
ma tone. lie preco, to neudavaju.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-24
HARRY L. DAVIS PRIDE
IL DO YOUNGSTOWN,

Republikansky kandidat ma L.
rad guvernera statu Ohio pride
do Youngstown sobotu vecer.
Bude mat 8. hod. programme
rec v Moose Hall ma West Board
man St. Volieia, prfd tie!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-24

Guvcrner Vic Donahey, ktory
sa uchadza O znovuzvolenie ma de-
mokratickej tikete, dostal po tie
to dni posmelenie V jeho made
jach organizaciou X. X. X, ktorej
vsetci clenovia v Ohio bud1 na
neho hlasovat Toto vyslo cd mai
vyssich nradnikov xxx. a Dona-
hey to netaji. Iba to vyhlasuje "a
nepravdu, zeby Dol t1to podpor''
pytal.
Ze je Donahey obl:1beny khan
mi je davno znama tajnost'. Meno.
vite cd toho casu, ako sa guver.
ner zaoberal suspendoyanim NEST.
skych 1radnikov pre- nedostatoene
vymahanie prohiblcie inc male
neriady. Netreba pripomlnat', ze
tymto bratriGkovanim sa xxx
81 Donahey pokazil Il vaesiny vo,
licstva v Ohio.
Klani, napriek svojmu predosla-
mu rozhodnutiu, bud1 mat svo-
jich kan'didatov ma okresne Il
rady. TAX ma trad serifa budi1
chciet' dostat' Johna Eye, proti
riadnemu kandidatovi republican
skemu Paul Lydenovi. Ia probate
sudcu budd podporovat' Clifford
M. Woodside oproti riadne zvo.
lenemu kandidatovi Arthurovi
Morganovi. Slovcnskych volicov u,
pozornujeme, aby vo vol bach hla.
sovali ma svojich priatel'ov, seri.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-24
POLtTl'ICKY
R'EHL'AD
rREz1DENTsKA KAMpAN
Blfzt sA KtJ KoNCtJ.

Este desat dnl name pre-
2identske vol'by. T1to blizkost
badat' na ysetkych stranach. Vse-
tel kandidati ohlasaj1 sa a robia
pripravy ku poslr aemu zapasu
o hlasy.
Demokraticlly kandidat Davis
zakontil svoju kampan ma Zapade
q vracia sa do statu New York,
kde sa svedic rozhoduidca bitka.
New York stat je totH povazova.
ny "a neisty stat preto ze ma 45
elektoralnych hlasov, ktort Davis
vel'mi potrebuje, chce mu veno-
vat zvlaStnu pozornost'. b..
Dl'a zprav New Yorku, robot
nlctvo sa tam spojilo $ dcmokrati-
ckou organizaciou Tammany Hall
a bude pracovat' "a zvolenic Da-
visa, lebo vidi, ze hlasovanie ma
LaFolletteho tom State by bolo
pomahanim Coolidgeovi. Pre- til .
pricinu 2aujcm o vHsledok hlaso-
vania V New Yorku jc vcliky pc
celcj krajinc. Ak sa Davisovi po-
dari tentO Stat dostat', talk vol 'bv
podistym bud1 preveden6 kon-
grcsom.
Ako veci stoja dnes, ziaden kan
didat ncma istotu zvolenia, ale
prczidcnt Coolidge ma rozhodne
lcpsie vyhl 'ady nez Davis alebo
LaFollette. AvSak nil;to ME je
isty, ci prezIdcnt dostane dost' ,
hlasov, ably Dol zvoleny.
Minultho tyzdna bola u>prezi-
denta deputacia redaktorov cudzo-
jazytnyc1 tasopisov 70 Stdtn New
York. Ia Slovakov boil Rev. G.. l..
Orbach, hi. rcdaktor Dennika
Slovak v Amerikc.' Deputacia "a
osvcdcila, re bude vsetko moznt
robit' "a prekazcnie zvolenia La
Folletteho: Ny mimi snhlasime.
lIaFollette je ME clovck ncstran-
ny, aky sa vyzaduje ma drad pre-
zidentsky a chce rusit lstavu Spo-
ienych Statov, ktora umoznila tej-
to krajinc stat sa najlepsou ma
syetc. Proti I4aFolletteovi sme |
preto, re je smrtel 'nym ncpriate
Pom naScj rodnej vlasti a keby
m6hol, Slovakov by dial nazad do
mad 'arskeho otroctva. Podal V Sc
nate tom smysle reZOlnciu a pre-
to ziaden obcan cesko-slovenskeho
p6vodu, ktory d'aluje Bohu, ze
sa Slovaci a Cesi vyslobodili jar.
ma rakusko-uhorsk6ho, neodda
svoi hlas ma nhlavneho nepriatel' a
svojho rodu.
Ma LaFolletteho bud1 hlasovat'
skoro vsetci Mad 'ari, Nemci a
bolscvici.' Slovaci medzi tymi mic-
sta nemajn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-24

ia Lyden-a a Arthura Morgana,
lebo len tax porazia kandidatov
klanistskych.
The Washington times., 1924-08-14
BANK LOOTED BY CLERK
WITH BOGUS REFERENCES

NEW YORK. Aug. 14.-Robbery
Of $4,000 from the National Butch
ers' and Drovers' Bank became
known with the arrest in Stony
Brook, L. l., Of two men suspected
Of having been implicated in q
conspiracy. The men were cap
Ntured in q bungalow at the point
of guns by six Federal and local
officials and private detectives.
The two gave the names Of
Stephen Breese, alias Steve Fisher.
and George Haughton. alias Jack
Conway. Word of their appre-
hension brought the news that
Pasquale j. Garcia, alias James
Seaton, also had been taken into
custody in connection with the
robbery.
Garcia is said by the police to
have obtained a position in the
bank under the name Of Seaton
with bogus references. At the end
Of a week, detectives said. bank
officials became suspicious, and an
investigation showed that 5000
had disappeared.
The Washington times., 1924-08-14
N { " MARINE
HOSPITAL IS
PLANNED
Purchase of Site at Cleveland
to Cost $1,000, 900,
Announced

The new United States marine
hospital at Cleveland viii cost over
81 500, 900, 1t was made known at
the Treasury today.
Purchase Of a site for the struc-
ture is expected to be made soon
after August 20. Building Of the
initial unit of the hospital will start
when the land Is acquired. accord
ing to the plan Of the United States
supervising architect.
| Officials announced that the first
unit would cost $780, 900, the sum
paid by the New York Central and
Pennsylvania railroads. for one-thtrd
Of the, present hospital site OF
about twenty.seven acres.
The other units win be erected
when the Government has disposed
Of the remainder Of its land on the
Cleveland lake front. It was an.
ticipated that the tract VIII bring
$780, 900. The land will not be
offered for sale until the present
hospital is abandoned on the com
pletion Of the first section OF the
new institution.
Government officials declared that
the Cleveland hospital will be one
Of the model institutions OF the
kind in the United States.
Thirty-six sites in Cleveland ana
vicinity have been offered the Gov
eminent for the hospital.
The Washington times., 1924-08-14
LETTER REVEALS MOTIVE
OF STAYING AND SUICIDE

GREAT NECK. N. Y. Aug. a.
An unsealed stamped letter, ad.
dressed to Clark Wood, Of South
Norfolk, Va. gave the police a clue
to the motive for the shooting to
death in an automobile Of Mrs.
Clark Wood and the suicide of
Frank Hayward, a New York chauf-
feur.
The letter. written by Hayward,
and found in his pocket, told Wood
OF his wife's desire to marry Fay
ward and of the latter's decision not
to wed. The letter urged Wood to
induce his wife to return to Nor
folk. and ended with this warning:
III she doesn't go back, she win
never marry me or anyone else.'
The Washington times., 1924-08-14
CIVILIANS GOLF
PRIZE GOES
To KENT
Sidney Tears Around Beaver
Dam Course In 70 At
Annual Outing

Repairs to the Beaver Dam. Golf
course were begun today following
the invasion yesterday Of sixty-odd
turf lifters-members Of the 'Civitan
C1ub-on the occasion of their an
nual outing.
Tabulation Of the narrowing de-
tails at o'clock showed that the
prize for the low gross score went
20 Sidney e. Kent; second prize to
Willard Kochenderfer, third, to I.
L. Goldheim and fourth to Doctor
D. q. Davis.
The net scores for the eighteen.
hole course were as follows: 76
s. e. Kent SO, Willard Kochender'
fer; 81, I. L. Goldheim; IS, Doctor
D. @. Davis; SO, b. s. Brashears
90, Robert Walter, W. X. Fergu
son, J. 8. Mckee. Doctor G. s.
Barnhart: 101. Walter Hagen; Ill
s. B. Curry; 116. r. D. Van Val
kenburg, G. II. Cole; 1T, Luther
G. Stewards 124, Charley Morgan
The scores Of the other players
were not turned in, for personal
reasons.
Winners in the women's drawings
The Washington times., 1924-08-14
$1.39 Bleached Sheets,
S1.O9

Seamless Bleached Sheets, Six
80, perfect quality, double.bed
size; hand-torn and ironed.
$500 Bed Spreads, $2.19
White Dimity Bed Spreads, S0x
90, extra length for double beds.
$3.50 Bed Spreads, $3.50
Crochet Bed Spreads, full
double-bed size, in heavy raised
Marseilles patterns.
$500 Bed Spreads, $1.29
Crochet Bed Spreads, single.
bed size, in Marseilles patterns.
15c Unbleached Cotton,
111Sc
Unbleached Cotton, 80 inches,
lengths 2 to 10 yards, close
woven grade.
Zoe Bleached Muslin, 15c
36.inch Bleached Muslin, a
close woven soft finish quality,
free from starch or dressing.
The Washington times., 1924-08-14
Wales To Be Guarded
By Secret Service At
1. /. Estate

NEW YORK, Aug. 14--Curi-
GUS folk are to be kept at a
distance from the James A.
Burden estate, Syosset, Long
Island, when the Prince Of
Wales is a guest there, it was
learned today.
Servants on the estate, aided
by. secret service operatives
from Washington, will form a
rigid dead line," beyond which
only those having proper Gre
dentials may pass.
The first entertainment for
the prince will be at the Piping
Rock Club, Locust Valley, inn
mediately after his arrival Cor
the international polo games.
The Washington times., 1924-08-14
Boys WearabIeS---Odd Lots

Boys Atwood Bathing Suits,
California style with skirt, plain
colors. pretty college stripes
and combination color styles;
sizes % to SO; regular
$500 and $3.50 grades. CT OK
Boys Wash Norfolk Suits, in
light beach cloth, also a few
grays; sizes 6 to II
years; regular SO grade. @1 ~
At INSTRUMENTATION. WAs1
Boys TwO-pants Suits, fall
weight cloth Norfolk Suits, neat
dark mixtures; both pants lined:
sizes to II years; regular
$S.75 to $1,000 grades. @E TX
AT
Boys Norfolk Suits, khaki
and dark cotton covert; sizes S
to 16 years; regular Sc GO 10
grade. At. WOsA~
Boys $50 Overall Suits; QOC
sizes 2 to 5 years. ...... wv
The Washington times., 1924-08-14

Boys Genuine Palm Beach
and Panama Norfolk Suits: sizes
s to Is years: regular
1878 to $1,000 grades. &C 90
AT .s.s..sesssssS.s.
Boys Wash Suits, broken
lines from our regular stock;
Oliver Twist, MILDLY and Flap.
per styles, in white, colored.
plain and pretty combination
colors, also khaki; sizes 3 to 8
years; regular $1.1s to 100
$3.50 grades. At........, SVN
Boys Soc School Caps OSc
Tor .................
Boys S1.O0 and $1.25
Play Suits; sizes 8 to s 100
years ................G. Wv
Boys $1.OO to S1.5O
Wash Pants; sizes to 100
10 years. ................. SVN
Boys Soc Short Blouses; OO~
sizes to IA years. 80. OON
The Washington times., 1924-08-14
Ribbon Remnants

Ribbons, in plain and novelty
effect Moire; checks and pretty
combination Of taffeta; assert
ment of wanted len gths and
shades; formerly sold for 19c,
25c and S0c a yard; 1C1N
now selling at. ....... AA2N
Lot Of Narrow Ribbons,
fancy and plain; many pretty
styles and patterns and colors,
for trimming and bows; all
good, desirable lengths; 1Oc,
12hc and 15c grade. At, SO
yard. OO
Wide Ribbons, in satin, MORE,
satin stripe and plain satin; 6
and inches wide; all
shades; regular 4oc and 95C
45c grade. At. OOO
The Washington times., 1924-08-14
Knit Underwear

Women's Gauxe Cotton Union
Suits, with low necks and no
sleeves. tight and loose knee:
some in bodice style: all per.
feet quality: regular 69c SOO
grade. At. CJC
Women's Forest Mills Rib
bed Cotton Vests, made in
bodice style: also with crochet
neck and arm; regular and ex-
ira sizes. all perfect
quality: usual 3sc grade. OSO
AZ sssss.ss"...s
Boys Knit Union Suits, with
short sleeves, high neck and
knee length pants; in broken
sizes; slight seconds of 900
SEQ grade. At. S~N
Children's Nainsook Waist
Suits, with garters attached; 2
to 10 years; perfect
quality; former $50 Soc
grade. At. .............. wv
The Washington times., 1924-08-14
Comforts and Blankets

White Cotton Filled Comforts,
72xS0 inch, double bed size,
covered with. good grade fig
ured silkoline, in light and
dark colors, with plain colored
sateen borders. For CD OK
mer $500 grade, at sDOoUO
Goldenberg's-Fourth Floor.
The Washington times., 1924-08-14
Sligo to $2.98
BOudOir Caps, 99c

A varied assortment Of
boudoir caps and handeaux
in messaline silk, attractively
trimmed with lace and rib
bons, also net and lace COM
binations in blue, pink, honey
dew, turquoise, maise and
old rose.
The Washington times., 1924-08-14
S1.75 Costume SLIPS
$1.29

Women's Costume Slips Of
soft lustrous quality sateen, in
flesh. orchid and honeydew:
made with hemstitched yokes
and full cut.-Third Floor.
3 Dozen Costume Slips, of
white muslin, with hemstitched
yoke and double skirt to hips;
broken sizes: were 81. 77O
AT ..................
Small lot Of Nainsook Draw.
ers, with val lace trimmed
f1ounces; in extra sizes; broken
lots Of $1.9S grades. CT 10
AT ssS.sseo......... WASAV
The Washington times., 1924-08-14
Mems Regular $24.75 and
$29.5O TWO-Pants Suits
Now $19.75

Odd lots from Of most popular lines Of this
stock Of Twonts Suits marked for final clearance tomorrow
Excellent variety Of styles in the most approved modee
dunn weights suitable for fall Welaored suits of
meres, and unfinished worsted, in dark
medium shades. Stripes pIaids and plain coors.
Not all sizes in each STYLE but all regular sizes in the lot
from 35 to AZ
GOdnbergs Clothing Store for MnFrst Floor
X Street.
The Washington times., 1924-08-14

were MRS. e. s. Brashears, Miss
Helen v. Saks. Mrs. Long and Mrs.
S. B. Curry. Following the draw.
ing Of prizes and golf event q
chicken-corn fritter dinner was
served on the spacious lawn OF
| the clubhouse.
The Washington times., 1924-08-14

Part Wool Blankets, sizes
66x80 and 70xs0 inches, good
heavy weight, in pretty colored
plaids, also white with fancy
border. % pairs in the lot.
Former $3.50 and ca CE
$500 grades, at.... OFsUO
The Washington times., 1924-08-14
$1.OO Petticoats, 69c

Women's white sateen Petit.
coats, shadow proof and lus.
trous finish; hemstitched hens.
Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1924-08-14
81 and S1.25 Remnants, Friday at SOC Yd.
Odd Lots of Corsets

2 Dozen Net Bust Ruffles,
slightly mussed; were 81 C0O
and $3.50. At. XIV
C0 Comfort COrseIettes Of
fancy pink material. hook back,
. elastic over hips: sizes 40 and
AZ only: were $500. 81 90
AT ................
2 Dozen @. B. Lace-front Cor.
sets, Of pink coutil; low bust
model; sold for $500. QSO
Small Lot Of American Lady
Raydio GirdIes, Of pink striped
material, with wide elastic
sides; sizes "a to 81; @1 OK
sold for $500. At. VA'~O
Lot of Wrap-around COrsets
and other high.grade Corsets.
In Thomson, Treco, American
Lady and r. & G.. makes;
broken sizes. "a to SO;
sold for $3.50 to S.. co OK
Small lot Of COrsets and
Wrap-around Girdles Of pink
coutil and brocade; broken sizes
81 to 80; sold for $3.50 CT OK
and So. At. VASOO
Small lot Of Lace-back Cir
dies, Of fancy pink materials;
some with elastic; sizes 81, 90
and 50 only; sold for QOO
$1.00. At. .............. wv
GOldenberg's-Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1924-08-14
Seal Prinzip's Cell

VIENNA. Aug. 1.-THE Viennese
city authorities have ordered the
cell in the prison at Theresienstadt.
occupied by Gabriel Prinzip, the
murderer OF the Archduke Francis
Ferdinand, to be closed forever.
The Washington times., 1924-08-14

ID Brussels Rugs, size 5 It.
3 in. by 10 #. 8 in: @1O Ok
sold for $22.5o. At... UAHsOO
CA Japanese Grass Rugs, size
Okla It.: sold at 800: co OK
reduced to............ $UO"OO
% Administer Rugs, size sx12
f.; sold for $4,000. @CI S0
AT ssssssSsssosss
(6) Hodges Rattanla Rugs,
size I #. 6 in. by . #; GO TX
sold for $13.75. At. - WO"dO
40 Crex Rugs, size
Sx10 IT.; sold fer $10.96. &c OK
AT ................. VVVO
Deco and Super Deco Rugs,
size 27x64, and Rattania Rugs,
size Sox60 inches: sold @1 OK
for $3.50 and $3.26. At WA"OO
The Washington times., 1924-08-14
$1.9S Dress Aprons

at $1.39
Lot of 3 dozen women's
Dress Aprons, Of fine grade
percale and Bingham, in combi.
nation colors and c h X s.
Broken lots.-Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1924-08-14
Handkerchiefs

Mems Handkerchiefs. white
and colored woven and corded
border styles; neatly hem
stitched; slight seconds Tic
Of the 1870 grade. At. O&N
Mems Pure Linen Handker.
chiefs, in white only, with hem.
stitched borders; full size and
perfect quality; regular 7OO
CSC grade. At. ......... A~~
Women's Linen Handker.
chiefs, in solid colors and plain
white; hemstitched effects; good
quality sheer linen; factory
jobs and seconds of the
12hc' 15c and 1sc grades. Or
At ...................... W
The Washington times., 1924-08-14

(Il) Cooks Linoleum Rugs,
with borders; sold for
$3.50. Z # 6 in. by @7 OK
10 It. size. At. ..... W'V
"a Crex De Luxe Rugs, size
6x9I IT,; sold for $500. @S OK
At
Japanese Grass Rugs, size
1895 inches; sold for 1C4O
acc. At. ................
Durolin FeIt-base Rugs, size
1895 inches: sold for 121C
Csc. At. ...............
Grass and Napier Carpet for
stairs and halls; sold 1C4N
for 39c and soc yd. At A6xN
Felt-base Hall Runner, 22h
inches wide; sold for soc CSN
yard. At. SV~
GOldenberg's-Fourth Floor.
The Washington times., 1924-08-14
S1.OO Crystal Beads
Soc

Beautiful new Crystal
Beads, very smoothly cut, in
round and oval shapes; grad
uate styles. All the most
wanted shades, including
aquamarine, sapphire, white
crystal, red and various other
colors and combinations. Some
knotted and some with roun-
dells.
Silk Handbags, 89c
Silk Hand Bags, very pretty
styles in under-the.arm and
pouch styles, made Of good
quality taffeta and Pekin stripe
effects; substantially m a d o
frames: well lined.
Kiddy Bags, Soc,
Very pretty styles in Kiddy
Bags, made Of colored leather;
substantially made Tram s,
fitted with small mirror;
leather and cord handles.
The Washington times., 1924-08-14
Use Chair Cushions,

SIC
Odd lot Of large size Bar
Harbor shape Chair Cushions,
filled with cotton and tufted
with 10 buttons. Covered with
light or dark colored cretonnes.
Fourth Floor.
The Washington times., 1924-08-14
15c Unbleached
n-lA ~

Mill ends Of 80 and SO inch
Unbleached Cottons, close woven
quality; lengths / to yards.
The Washington times., 1924-08-14
Final Reductions on Rummage
Lots of Floor Coverings

All small lots and remanders from the floor coverings
ton deeply cut in price hurry them out tomorrow Quantities
are limited, shop early for these bargains
Smyrna times., 1924-06-11
Stone-Age Houses Are
Rebuilt on Lake Shore

All visitors to the Lake Of Constance
In Baden know that on its banks may
be found remains of sO-called lake
dwellings, prehistoric habitatiOns built
on a platform supported on piles. In
Switzerland and in Austria, where pile
dwellings Of the same kind have also
been discovered, the first reconstruc-
tion Of these ancient villages was tried.
At present reconstructiOns Of SIM
ilar kind are being made at Unter-Uhl-
dingen on the Lake of Constance.
Last year a family house and a
"men's house" were erected on the an
cient piles. Both are limitations Of the
oldest types of lake dwellings belong
ing to the Stone age. A third house
initiating the later type Of the Bronze
age is to be built next.
These dwellings are furnished with
the various implements and articles Of
daily use found in the neighborhood
and are instructive prehistoric mu-
seums on a small scale. 1t is now
planned to reconstruct a cluster of
dwellings showing almost a village for
nation on the Swiss bank Of the lake
at matingen.-Christian Science
Monitor.