davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-03-07
VEL'KY VYPREDAJ
v CENTRAL STORE

Upozornujeme ct. titatel'ky ma
OhlaSku Central Storu V tomto e.
sic novin. Obchod rozhodnul sa
'ohlasovat' V nasich novinach, ably
slovenske zeny oboznamoval Ca
su ma cas- 0 vypredajoch, ktore sa
tam konaj1. Terajsl vypredaj po-
nnka vel Ike hodnoty "a mike ceny
a myslime, ze sa vyplati list % tom
sa presvedcit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-03-07
K. SOKOLI CV1CIIL v CANTON

Tunajsi Sbor 157. Kat. Sokolov
20 South Side boil minulej nede-
lie V Canton, O., kde tamojsim So
kolom preukazali svoje cvicby. We
rejne vystupenie nasich Sokolov
sa Canton vel mi zapacilo po.
vzbudilo Cantoncanov. Tento sbor
NAL v utorok veter krasnu tanec-
MI zabavu v skolskej miestnosti
sv. Cyrilla a Methoda, ktora sa pc
kne vydarila.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-03-07
Bazaar div
a yydarly|
Vel'ka naysteva akn n hasare,
tax j ma divadle Y Haselton.
v Lansingville a M Steelton saI
divadla tiex vydArily.

Bazar osady 81. Alzbety = Ha-
selton, ktory sa odbFva1 Cd stvrt-
ku minulfho styzdha do utorknI
polnoci, yydaril sd mad ysetko oea-'
kavanie, vd'aka usilpvnym pra-
covnikom a pracovniekam ho;-
nej navsteve sloyenskeho. obecen-l
stva scelej youngstownskej oko-s
lice. Bazarova miestnost' bola kaz
dy den zaplnena a tanecne yeeier-
+ ky testify sa vel'kej obl'ube. VI
| Y nedel'u po poludnf .veeer
osadna mladez zahrala hasny di-:
vadelny kus "Az lipa zakvitne's.
Predstavenie bolo nadherne, herci
hrai ako ozajstnf herci. Rychtars
Viflbansk6ho vyborne predstavil p,
Andrej Malak, jeho manzelku pi.
Veronika Fabiny, jeho syna Janka
p. Stanislav Necko, jeho dctru 81
Anna Frankie, Niznika p. Ondrej
Grecko, Jozka p. Jozef UlicnS,
Marienku 81. Katarina Gekel, PAL
l1a p. Frank. Strana. Anicku 81. Ma
ria Flip, jej matkar Katrenu 81.
Maria Lajha, Kondnrekul II, jezi-
babu 81. Maria Kosturak. dnchov:
Anna Repasky, Maria Hnat, Anna
Andrasi Maria Knna a Margaret
Repasly. s 4,
Miestnost', Y ktgrej bolo pred
stavenie, bola tax preplnens, "
by jablko nebolo pablo ma zem.
A kto boil ma diyadle tomto, pee,s
banoyal, lebo sa ma nom dpbre Ess
bayil 4 potsa. ysetsi 81 { 8 81. 81
y y y Fs D6f5 Il 5f 4 L :.
Ako poe1vame, toto divatllo Ha2'
seltoneani pojdu zahrat' ma Lam
singville Lansmgvilleania Ease
pojdu zahrat do Haseltonu syojho
"Marnotratn6ho Syna', ktorv kus
je tiez jednym najkrajsfch
Lansingvillcania ako herci sd ia
siroko-d 'aleko chyrni.
V Lansingville sa divadlo tiez
vydarilo. Sokolovna Dol celkom
zaplnena. Podrobnejsej zpravy o.
divadle ma Stecltone SINE nedosta-
Ii, ale predpokladame, re sa i'm tax
vydarilo. ako~ vse $. najvacslm
nspechom. Majn totiz Steeltonca-
nj veteranov hercov herecky a
ich hranie je i co sa tyka cistoty
slovenciny bezvadne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-03-07
SEQ, 900 MA KAMPAN
PRoTI BoNUsU.

Pc cclEch Spojcnych Statoch
vedena bola kampan istymi vete.
ranmi vojny proti bonusu. Tito
kampanieri hlasne kricali, INC
treba nam bonusu, my SINE ME pa
triotmi "a peniaze!' Teraz vyslo
ma javo, re ma vedenie tejto kam-
pane nasbierane bolo medzi ka-
pitalistami najmenej $90,0OO.00,
ku ktoremu obnosu jedna Mello-
nova (ministra financii) firma,
Gulf Refining Co. prispela $4,000
"milodarom''. Teraz uz roznmie-
me volanin bojovnikov proti bo-
nusu, ze. i'm bonus netreba, ked'
oni w syoj dostali.
Ma budIci tyHden bude v kon-
grese podany znovu navrh zakona
ma bonus pre- veteranov svetovcj
vojny. Vojaci, ktorl sldzili v Spoi
Statoch, dostali by po $1.O0 bo-
nusn "a, kazdy den sluzby; vojaci,
ktori boli 80 Francii, dostand dl'a.
toho navrhu po 1925 bonusu "a
kazdy den sluzby. Cely bonus, ak
by Dol vyplateny peniazoch, W.
zaduje $l,319,5OO,Oo0 vydavku.
Nayrh ale ma ma vyber pre- vete-.
ranoyi paistenie ma zivot. farn&re''
ska podn 4 inc, TAX ze cely vidaj.
81 banusNm hude, hodna n;3xliSii d.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-03-07
VEL'KY POHON MA
PREDAVACOV PALENKY

Vo Svrtok vydane bolo sddmi
30 zatykacich rozkazov ma prize
stupnlkov prohibicie arestova-
ME sa az zapocalo. .Je to vysledok
jednomesacnej pracc statnych su-
chych detektivov Dyera Justina
V 'kazdom pripade tito detektivi
dostali dokazy do rdk V podobe
predanej palenky. z toho videt,, ;,
re youngstownski biitlegeri s1 ne
opatrni predavaju. kazdemu. kto
pyta. %s
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-03-07
RUMUN, POD OBzALOBOU
z vRAzDY, JE v RUMUNsKU

Vasile Bogdan, ktory je tn obvi-
neny z vrazdy druheho stupiia pre-
smrt' prohibicneho agenta, dra S.
E. Conrada, usiel do Rumunska q
minister zahranicnych veci Spoj.
Statov Hughes sdelil nasej poll
Gil, re Spoj. Staty nemozu ziadat
jeho vydanie cd rumunskej lady,
lebo nema S nou takych sml1v.
Nick Sirbu, tiez jcden obzalova-
nych podobne usiel V nezname
svety. V Youngstown nachodia sa
ale jeho bratia, Pete Ironim Sir
bu, ktori bud1 student onedlho.
Mrs. Conrad okrem toho zadala
ma Mich zalobu o nahradu, $4,000
pre- utratenie svojho zivitel'a.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-03-07
Moderny americky syncek.

Edward Cox, 19-rocny mlade-
nee a, ziaik vysokej Skoly otravil
sa minule preto, ze mn matka ne
chcela kdpit automobil, lebo dl "a
jej udania, nemala "a 60. Myslime,
xe takeho syna ta matka by al
tax nebolas mala moe radosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-03-07
Snivalo sa mu, ze no pes hryzol,

William Coleman New Galilec,
pri New Castle zobudil sa jedno
rano tohto tyzdna $ polananymi
palcami ma nohe. V noel sa mu to-
,tiz snivalo, ze no pes hryzol a on
donho kopal nohou. Kopal on do
zeleznej nohy ma postel ME do
psa, az 81 palce dolamal.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-03-07
R0BoTNfK Boil ZABITY
v KoKsovN1 SHEET 4 TUBE

Michael Stergos, 22-rocnF Gr6k
zabity bol minul6 sobotu rano 0
pol II. hodine Y koksosni Youngs-
town Sheet and Tube. Co. ma East
Youngstown. Rozmliazdcni boil
pusherom'' koksovF stroi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-03-07
:! |l!'',&pisI1ica !,
R0cNEJ eo4 EE 0KR. sB0RU sL0v. LfGY oDBYvA.
NEJ DINA = MA6A 1924 v sKoLE cYRILLA METHoDA

/ = - AD'o'AtsA = - = AluNiN. AIldsOSdHlV
bolo tajne, karotkami. Vysledok
Dol: Martin Dolak s hlasov, FIR
Hndik 3 hlasy. Predseda vyhlasll
"a predsedu Martina Dolaka.
! Ia po9predsedu bol jednohlasne
zvolenf Fr. Hudik.
Ia tajomnika a pokladnika bol
jednolllasne zvolent Juraj Pu-
halla. ri
DO dozorneho vyboru boli jed
nohlasne zvoleni: Andrej Malak
20 246, sboru a Andrej Benedik
20 1913. sboru. "
Teda sprava Okresneho Sboru
pozostava nasledovnych: Martin
Dolak, predseda FIR. Hudik, pod
predseda .Juraj Puhalla, tai a po-
kladnfk Andrej Malak Andrea
Benedik, dozorny vybor.
Zpravy zastupcov sborov.-Za
sbor A.. podal istnu zpravu Ju-
raj Murdzak. Shor poeituje asi II
riadnych elenov. ..m 49,.
Ia sbor 207. podal zpravu FIR.
Hudik. Sbor poeituje asi 27' RAD
nych clenov. '.t%
Ia sbor 1913. podal zpravu And
lrej Benedik. Sbor poGituie asi 25
riadnych clenOv.
Ia sbor 246. podal zpravu And
rel Malak. Zreorganizovany sbor
poeituje asi 20 clenov. ~;
Ia sbor 59.< podal zpravu Juraj
Puhalla. Sbor pocituje asi 80 Gle
nov. - - ~ .ta ~ ..1-. r..
Pojednayane !bolo prispev-
koch pre- sbory spolky do Okr.
Sboru. Dane boly dya navrhy. d
ysiee sig I. gQgrai Mgrdz M dzak dhl nayrh, .abx
spolkv piatily diva dolare rocne a
sbory dl'a elenstva po 25c rocne
ma kazdeho elena.
FIR. Hudik dial navrh ma 5000
pre- spolky a po 10c roeneho po-
platku pre- kazde no elena sborov.
Tento navrh Dol prijaty.
Budnca schodza bola nrGena ma
%, marca veter do Skoly Cyrilla
a Methoda.
D'alej bolo este uzavreta, aby
.sa dlh vykazanl hl'adel splatit'
elm najskor.
Uzavrete, ze nakol'ko kongres
SLOW. Ligy vypada z Binehamtonu.
ziadame sprawl 'Slov. Ligy, aby
budlci kongres boil odbyvanv V
nasom meste Youngstown, kde
name dosial' 5 aktivnych sborov
a Okrcsny sbor. Dosial' sme este
neboli pocteni ziadnou schodzou,
ami kongresom, boil SINE vzdy oo-
chadzani. Len Pittsburgh Cleve-
land, o Youngstowne ako by ami
nikto mic nevedel.
: Uzavrete, sostavit' V tomto o.
hi l'ade rezolnciu a zaslat ma spra-
-vu Slov. Ligy do SLOW. casopisov.
Do vyboru boil zvoleni: Matcj
Mraz, Martin Dolak Juraj Pu-
halla. Rezoliicia ma byt' zaslata
v elm najkratsom case.
Do iiradov boli| novi nradnici
uvedeni hned' po vol'be. Predse-
dial p. Martin Dolak.
Uzavrete. ably kazdv pritom-
nych wal 81 "a povinnost vysvet-
lit spolkom potrebu spojenia sa,
zainteresovat' ich, ably vstnpily
do Slov. Ligy stall sa Glermi
Okr. Sboru, kde by 81 potion kaz-
dy spolok riadne vysielal zastup-
Gu, ktory by NAL pravo debatova-
MIA hlasovania.
Ponevac bolo uz pozde, pan
predseda Martin Dolak pod 'aku-
j1c pritomnym, schodzu zakl'ncil.
Juraj Puhalla, tajomnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-03-07
oPRAvA oHLASKY.

v min. g., ohlaske drs Lsuri-.
sina udana boly Gle cisla teiefonu.
Spravne msiy byt'; Tel. kanee-
'larie Federal 6f7l, na byte lfsix
45o5. 1sEs I
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-03-07
KONGRESM.ANI PRIJALI
UpLATKY.

Pri vysetrovanl neporiadkov vo
vedeni Veterans Bureau vyslo ma
javo, ze dvaja kongresmani zara-
bali 81 pekne peniaze vymahanim
slobody obvinenym al odshde-
nym vel'kopanskym bridegroom
vo Washingtone. Ia taketo sluz.
bitky pani kongresmani prijfma!i
odmeny tisicove v jednom pri.
pade dostali az $4,000. Prezident
nariadil vysetrovanie prisne po-
trestsnie kongresmanov, ktori svo.
je postavcnie zneuzivali.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-03-07

dzak, podpredseds EsJm.aj PHI
halla, tajomnik. Jak Tkae, And
rel Hrabusai a Maft Dolak "a
sbor l93., Michal RSbar d Fr. Hu
dix "a sbor 2O7., AHarsJ Malak "a
sbor 246.. .Juraj MdFazak "a sbor
A., J,n'aj Pnhalla zatBor So, An
drej Benedik "a tllos as. SCI.
Pavel Trnavsky, atD 9s. SCI.
Juraj Puhalla "a odbdr 5. MSS
Fr. Hudik "a odbor 4n. MSS, A
NJ. Palkovic, Glen vshshr ohlasiek
Matej Mraz, red. 4. YoaSov. Novin
Tajomnik, precital program so.
staveny pre- tdto sch.sisu, ktory Dol
prijaty tax ako sostaFeny.
Doterajsi predsedans .Joz. Mar
tinko zahajil schd,lzsg primeranou
reeou tax pokraesyale sa dl'a
programme. -
Otazka zastnpcov sboru 1913.
Tento sbor vyslal tr6sh zastupcov.
otazka, q vsetci trajl.pozu a ma
jti mat pravo hlasoyania. Ma da-
ny 4 podporovnyv naSrh bolo uza-
4
vrete, ked' bolo vyssetlene, ze 81
sbor zvolil troch zastapcov preto,
aby ked' by jeden namohol prist'
no ten .treti zastupoval. ze prayc
na st'astie sd pritonati vsetci ira.
ia. tedy ably ostali vketci traja a
mali hlasovacie pravp
Tajomnfk precital q zapisnicu Z
minulej sch6dze, ktora bela pri-
jata talk, ako preeitapaa a nhodno-
vernena Pavlom Trnayskym An
drejom Hrabusajom
Nasledovaly zprayy aradnikov.
.Pseasea 1sss8, ], "a sssssas4i,
stnu zpravu, v ktorej vylieil dnes.
ne pomery a odsudzoval pokra6o-
vanie- spravy Sloy. Liey Preto, ze
nesnhlasi $ pokracovanim, rzdava
sa predsednictva ' Okresnom Sbo-
re. Pracoval cd zalozenia Okres-
neho Sboru co najlepsie, mohol,
dnes ale vidi, re tato praca ME ie
uznavana, ba tupena to organi-
zatorom Slev. Ligy, ako to posled-
ne jeho zpraye udava. Dakoval
vsetkym pracovnikom. Zprava
predsedu bola V znamost' vzata $
vyslovenim zapisnicnej vd 'aky.
Podpredseda Juraj Murdzak po-
dial tiez istnu zpravu, ktora bola
v znamost' vzata 50 zapisnicnou
vd 'akou.
Tajomnik podal pisomnn zpra-
WI, ktora zneje nasledovne:
(Pre nedostatok miesta uverej-
mime ju budticne.) ~
Ia dozorny vybor podal finan-
emu zpravu FIR. Hudik, ktora zne-
je nasledovne:
Prisla doba, ked' treba vydat'
pocet dradovania, TAX ia co Glen
vyboru majetku Okr. Sboru a O.
znamujem, ze som knihy prezrcl
a ako prijmy,, TAX al vydavky sa
srovnavajii uznavam> ich "a spra-
vne. s ~ .~
Prijmy: $184.99.
Vydavky: $152.90.
Zvysok: 5000. ..sa
PrenaSka 30 apr. 1923: $4,000
Tohorocny zvysok: 5000.
Rocny interes: $5.H.
Vykaz %. febr. 1924: $407 so.
Penalty majctok Okr. Sboru 81
nachadza: Youngstown Savings 4
Loan Co. $111.72. Liberty bona
5000. Youngstown State Bank
ma ceku $213.18. U Jana Kadil'ak
sa nachodf $500. U tajomnika sa
nachodi $2760. Spolu rovna sa s
vykazom knih: $407 so.
Dlzoba Okr. Sboru eini: $166. so.
Fir. Hudik, Glen vyb. mai.
Zprava bola prijata vyslove-
,oS,o, I'll Sol~x~ L...-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-03-07

vysetrujicim vyborom.) Casopisy
vyslovujd mienku, ze prezidento-
vo kamaratenie sa s McLeanom
mu bude Skodit' vo vol bach.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-16
Many Laboring
Under Mistaken
Idea on Taxes

"Phat the officials of many
corporations are under the crrone-
ous impression that the 25 per cent
reduction of taxes due this year on
1928 income applies to the incomes
of corporations, said Collector OF
Internal Revenue Rex B. Goodeell
Yesterday, is apparent from the
remittances being received i'll my
office in payment of the install
ment of income taxes due Septem
Der 10.
'.This % per cent reduction ap-
plies to the tax on individual IN
comes only, and not to that of corp
orations,' continued the collector,
land where the amount of taxes
paid to September Is by corpora
tions does not cover at least 15 per
cent of the taxes due this year,
such corporations will become liable
and subject to penalties and inter
"Where remittanees for the Sep
est for non payment of their taxes.
stember Is instalment have been
made by corporations amounting ito
less than the usual 20 per cent of
the taxes due on 1923 incomes,
checks to cover the difference and
to bring their accounts within the
safety limit should be Immediately
mailed to the internal revenue of
flee in the federal building"
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-16
Won7era's Interests
THESE RECIPES WILL MAKE GOOD Fr0a,s
COOKIES For HUNGRY CHILDREN

Cookies are probably as appetiz-
ing and wholesome as any of the
sweet foods prepared for children.
For some reason in most homes,
cookies, especially homemade cook
les, are seldom served. Possibly be-
cause so many dainty varieties can
now be bought so that it is easy TO
always have q supply on hand.
Freshly baked cookies from the
home kitchen are sometimes more
appreciated and at the same time.
can be prepared in very short
time. Most every housewife keeps
on her pantry shelves, nuts, raisins
jelly or cocoanut, and by using a
plain cookie dough as a foundation
make several varieties.
Excellent for the children g lunch
box, and to accompany ice cream or
a chilled dessert, nothing is more
attractive or appropriate.
For the evening, when one wishes
to serve an iced drink, as an ac-
compartment, or with the afternoon
1stea, assorted cookies or cakes
are in favor.
A couple of fancy shaped cutters
will always vary the old.fashioned
cookie and make one believe they
are getting an entirely new va
/, riety. 49,
These recipes are inexpensive but
make delicious cookies.
Calumet Nut Cookies
1-3 cup butter.
II cup sugar. ly.}s -
? eggs.
] cup flour.
] level teaspoon baking powder.
u cup chopped nuts. s
/ teaspoon vanilla.
Cream butter and add sugar and
eggs, well beaten. Sift flour and
baking powder together. ADD to
first mixture; then add nuts and
flavoring. Drop from spoon on a
creased baking sheet leaving an
inch space between them. Sprinkle
with chopped nuts and bake in a
hot oven. This viii make about
two dozen cookies,
Molasses Drop Cakes.
a-3 cup butter. 3sAt sbts
2-3 cup of boiling water.
/ cup molasses.
/ level teaspoon soda
~ level teaspoon baking powder.
4
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-16
SUGGESTIONS THAT
ARE USEFUL FOR
ALL HONE MAKERS

The laundress whose clothes are
clear and fresh in color is the one
who rinses until the water is per-
fectly clear. Good rinsing is every
bit as important as good washing.
That stiff vegetable brush that
we always seem to have in reserve
is just splendid to brush the suede
shoes so fashionable this year. 1t
brings up the nap in jiffy.
If you make an unexpected call
and feel the hostess had planned
to go out, don't spoil her evening
by making inquiries. Just stay a
few minutes and then say you must
go as you only stopped in on your
way to visit another friend in the
same neighborhood.
Sometimes the little girl or boy
lis too young to share IN the picnic
feast but thoroughly enjoys the
picnic itself. A small box or bas-
ket carrying low jelly tumblers
containing her vegetables, stewed
fruits, etc, may be added to the
bundles for the picnic and the
young lady is all fixed, with nc
trouble when it comes time to eat.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-16
BAVV A vnlveasAl,JEweL
WITH AN ALL STAR CAST

Mystery is the keynote of
o.Bavu", which shows tonight at
the Palace Airdome. 1t is said
that this picture outdoes anything
in the mystery line that the screen
has ever known, completely mystl-
flying audiences, -.
The east of such a picture might
be ordinary and the offering would
"pet over through sheer strength
of the mystery appeal, but "Bavu'
incidentally presents such famous
artists as Wallace Beery, Estehe
TAYLOR, Josef Swickard, Forrest
Stanley Sylvia Dreamer, Martha
Mattox. Nickoiai de Ruiz, Harry
Carter, Jack Rollens and others.
Stuart Patton directed them with
the skill he displayed in "Reputa-
tion', and ether Universal pictures,
seBavu" was written as the re
suit of Earl Carroll s inability to
find suitable play to open the
beautiful new Earl Carroll Theatre
in New York City. For weeks
and months he searched for some
dramatic gem that would be fitting
to usher into light the most mag
nificent theatre in New York. Fin
allv he gave up in despair and de-
termined to write one OF his own.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-16
KINDLY FARMERS 8
PUT DAVIS ARM
into BAD SHAPE
Nv United prc,s Leased Wire

EASTWOOD FARMS, BUNCE-
TON. Mo, Sept. 16.-John w, Dav.
is today was paying the price of
being the Democratic candidate for
resident, His right arm was swol'
len from the wrist to the shoulder
from the vigorous pump handle
hand shakes given him by ienthasF
iastic farmers who gathered at the
monster raiiy at DR.. A. W.. Mel
son S county home.
There wero black and blue spots
on his back where heavy handed
farmers had given him a pat of
encouragement. but Davis was
happy and neither he nor the old
timers here about had ever seen
such an outpo,ring of people at a
political meeting, held six miles
from a railroad.
Davis was wondering what he
would do with the momento of his
invasion of Missouri--a frightenA
hound which was brought to him
by airplane from Boonville. I'm
aple to take the pup with him, he
has decided to leave it with DIR.
Nelson for safe keeping for the
present. s.
Davis devoted most of his time
today preparing his Dest Moines
speech which he will deliver tomor-
row night Leaving Des iMoines at
midnight, Davis returns to Chicago
and then makes his way back east.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-16
DUCKS PLENTIFUL 'es !,
AT LAKE ELSINORE

Ducks are reported to be plenti-
ful. at Lake Elsinore, according to
William A. Ramps, mana ger for
the Elsihore unit of the Southern
California Athletic and County club.
More than 1000 of the game birds
are now feeding on the water. =.
Dykes, are filled and blinds now
being installed in preparation for
the opening of the season October
/ and some of the best duck shoot
ing in the southland is anticipated
-by members of the club on their
magnificent 14,0o0tacre preserve 1
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-16
Surely Truths
Stranger Than
Fiction
by. United Press Leased Wire

by. United Press Len~ed Wire
DALLAS, Tex, Sept. 16.-
Torn apart by bitter family
preiudices, the aftermath of
Civil War passions, a romance
of more than so years ago was
renewed with the second mar
riage here Sunday Of w. L.
Jones of Pennington, Tenn, and
Mrs. L. F. McCarson Of Ferris,
Texas.
fifty three years ago in Ten
nessee the coupe were married.
Jones was an ardent sympathiz-
er, of the North in the Civil
War while the parents Of his
bride were Southerners.
Harsh feelings developed a
breach between the son-in-law
and BRIDES parents, who shortly
afterward emigrated to Texas,
the bride of few weeks with
them.
Jones was unable TO locate his
bride ana subsequently each be-
lieved the other dead. A son,
C. l.. Jones of Dallas, was born
several months later.
Both remarked but lost their
second mates in the last decade.
During the illness of Mrs.
McCarscn last winter, Edith
Jones, granddaughter, believing
her grandfather alive, sent a
letter to his old home at Wheel,
Tenn. Tho letter was unclaim-
ed and sent to the dead let
ter office at Washington,
where it was opened by an opc-
rative who knew Jones where
abouts and forwarded it to
Pennington. The long separat-
ed couple exchanged letters,
resulting in the second enaIs
riage.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-16
OIL STOCK CLAIMS
. ANOTHER VICTIM

PORTLAND, Sept. 16.-How fake
oilstock drove one man to the poor
house and then to the asylum, was
the pitiful talerevealed at the Multi
nomah county poor farm near here.
Worry drove W. Riley Smith, 80
year-old inmate to attempt suicide
several times. 1t resulted in his
transfer from the poor house to the
asylum.
When the superintendent of the
farm went through Smith S locker
he recovered package of oil
stocks, a bundle of receipts and q
collections of statesmen S literature
explaining in lurid detail the wealth
to be CLEANED from the ''liquid
gold.''
The superintendent declared that
Smith was a man of excellent edu-
cation. He came to the farm last
October, his last penny gone, and
nothing but the oil stock. to show
for whatever he might once have
had.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-16
WHEELER FLAYS m
MELLON RECORD

PITTSBURGH, Sept. l6.-Strik-
ing westward, Senator Burton *.
Wheeler came today to the home
city of Andrew Mellon and immedi-
atelv launched vigorous attack up
on his record as secretary of the
treasury.
Mellon was scored by the Inde-
pendent vice presidential candidate
as ''the guard of wealth and big
business who has come to domineer
our government. y
The Mellon plan for reduction of
income taxes was singled out by
Wheeler, who called 1t "the plan
of the rich to tax the poor.
1t was the. Progressives III the
United States senate that foIied
Mellon S scheme, the senator said.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-16
Delightful Tour
of Europe Made
by Local Woman

Mrs. Marie Jenkins, local .musi-
elan, who recently returned from a
trip abroad, describes numerous ia
nous cities and places of interest
that she visited. Wv
London was the first place she
visited and she took in the Wembley
Exposition during her stay in that
city. Mrs. jenkins stated the ex-
position buildings were massive,
but the grounds and lighting effects
were not so superb as those used IN
American expositions.
She went from London to Rotter-
dam by the air line and from there
to The Hague where she visited
the Peace Palace and the Queen s
Palace. ~
Chevening, the fashionable bath
ing beach was the next interesting
stop, and from there Mrs. Jenkins
went to Belgium, where she met
the world famous violinist Ysaye,
and reviewed ,concertos. with him
for three weeks. The study OF
European tone production and tech
nique was observed particularly at
this time.
Mrs. Jenkins later visited Swift
zerland, and the northern Italian
lakes, stopping in Naples, Rome
Venice, Florence, and the famous
Monte Carlo. 81
The remainder of the trip was
spent in France, where she sailed
from Cherbourg on the Aquitania
to New York. 2"