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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-12
EAST YOUNGSTOWN
ZARABA PENIAZE

Odkedy ma East Youngstown
Gordona "a mayora, obeania toho
mesta nemusejn sa obavat' IVY
senia danf. Mayor Gordon zaraba
pekne tisicky pre- mesto z pokht,
ktore skolektuje od priestupnir
Aov prohibicie. Len v pondelok
skolektoval $3,100 od niekol 'kych
"boOtlegerOv'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-12
AMERIKANI VERA v PO-
ISTENf.

Dl'a oznamenia predsedu John
Hancock Mutual Life Insurance
Co. z Boston, Amerikani s1 poiste
nj ma $13,5OO, 600, 900. Cez r. 1923
novo-poistenych bolo "a ST ,00O,-
900, 900. 2 tychto cislic vysvita, b
kazdy American, diet'a j starec,
poisteny je u poist 'ujdcich spo.
loGnosti ma $125.OO. Tu 81 ME "a,
poSitane poistenia u podpornycl
lorganizacii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-12
fO'l.141CK|.:'Yl !
PRE:HL,AD
LAFOLLETTE ZALOzf TRVALU
POLITICKU sTRANU.

Najblizsl priatelia senatora La
Follettea oznamujti, ze sa senator
vazne zaobera zalozenim trvacnei
politickej strany, ktorej organi.
zatna siet rozprestierala by sa po
celej krajine.
Senator uz ma najblizsej sch6dzi
vykonneho .vyboru konferencie
pre- pokrokovn politickn akciu bu-
de hl'adiet' svoje zamery usku.
tocnit' Takato sch6dza bude W.
drziavana uz tohto piatku vo Wa
shinetone. Vybor tento pozostava
20 samych jeho privrzecov, pre-.
TO sa ma "a to, re LaFollette do
stane od vyboru privolcnic k "a
lozeniu strany.
Jestli bude strana zalozena, pri
kroti sa hned' ku pracam organi-
zacnym, ably do budncich kongrcs-
nych volieb, ktord budll diva ro-
ky, kazdom mestecku kraiiny
bola jedna lokalna progresivna or
ganizacia. LaFollctte chce, ably
strana tato postavila potion svo-
jich kandidatov nielcn do kongre-
su, ale al do statnych, okresnych
a mestSkych ilradov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-12
Colonel Watkin,
lnusel zutekat'
Krajinski detektivi mu vraj boli
!. > "a patami.

AA.o ~ Ii'Dol poSuA olCDO CAtuA
o istom 'plukovnikovi' "A. E.
Watkinsovi cez posledne diva roxy
v Youngstown Bola to figura elo-
vek, ktory sa vsade vopchal, boil
to opravdovy "vsadebol''. Tento
Watkins minuleho tyzdna nepozo.
rovane wal do zajacich. Zprvu sa
myslelo, re Siel ma vakacie, potion
boly obavy, ze sa mu dato stafo,
az konecne vyslo ma javo, ze Wat
kins ma radu svejich priatel'ov Ill.
tekal = to udajne pred federal
nymi vrchnost ami, ktore no tajne
vysetrovaly chcely arestovat'..
Watkins byyal v Youngstown
uz vyse dvoch rokov, ale nikto ne
vedel, kde bol jeho byt. Ami svo.
jim najblizsim priatel 'om 81 no
nevyzradil. AZ no vystopovali do
iednoho hotelu ma Front ST., kde
I'll pod menom Montague al s jed
nou peknou, mladou zienkou, ktn.
ri 81 bol doviedol Kanady, kto-
ra no volala "strytkom.
Watkins, ackol'vek ME je udaj-
ne ami americkym obcanom, "a.
castnil sa vSetkych moznych pohy4
bov meste ma okoli. Bol 100
percentovym Amerikanom''. Vie
dol volebnd kampan nasho mayo
ra, organizoyal Ku Klux Khan, bOl
kazatel 'om v Girard, organixato-
Pom V cndzine rodenych kluAse-
row, organizatorom akeisi & 1st6t,
nei polieie.-,', ktora nemala prava,'
ma iestyoyanie.a, bol rod kl,aas,s.
serov ' Niles, kd- IA nsiaiy nv
vzbury bitky, ktora Nilesn ma
robily tol 'ko handy po celej Ame-
rike. Boil tiez redaktorom khan
skeho casopisu "Citizen" done
davna. "a zamysl l'al vydayat'' syoj
vlastny kluksersky tasopis. O sebe
tvrdil, re je plukovnikom britskej
armady, re bral podiel v bojoch y
Azii generalom Allenby, ale ang-
licke vojenske iirady oznamuju, ze
takeho dostojnika nikdy nebolo Y
anglickej armade. Vzdor svojmu
! verejnemu iicinkovaniu malo kto
co vedel o jeho minulosti, lebo
Watkins nebol z tych, ktori o Sc
be moe hovoria. Pred priatepmi
bol vdovcom, ale teraz je patrns,
re Mrs. Montague, ktora tiez zmi-
zla mesta, nebola inou, ako jeh0
milenkou alebo zenou. Pravdepo-
dobne no vladni l'udia nahahali
pre- tito zenu, ktorn 81 doviedol 4
cudZeJ kraJny.
Traja farari, ktori sd znami
klanski pracovnici vyhlasili, ze
Watkins nachodi sa v Spoj. Sta
toch a do Youngstownu sa vrati
ma jar, lsed bude po vsetkom, lebo
re S Youngstownom jeho zivat je
uz srasteny, ma tn majetok i pria-
tel'ov, dve dcery pochovanS.
Klani sa hanbia "a vyciny tohto
eloveka, lebo sa vel mi "a neho
boli exponovali.
Najnoysie zpravy oznamuji, xe
Watkins Eutekal do Kanady ma
aute, ktore sa pr4ve vratilo do me-
sta. Usiel vraj pre- jednu druhl
zenu, ktorej sl'abil manzelstvo a
! potom tym odt 'ahoval. Mrs. Mon
ll l:N1. ..lr.ro 70 ,nsrn 4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-12
zELEZO WAC zDRAzELo
NELL oCEL

Iron Age, najzodpoyedneJsi
organ oceliarskeho priemyslu pi-
Sc, ze vyhl lady s1 skvele dobry
obchod je predo dvermi. Casopis
udava, ze ocel' "a poslednSch pat
tvzdnov zdrazela len o tri percen-
ty, kdezto suroye zelezo zdrazelo
az o II percent.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-12
GoMPERs oNEMoCNEL.

Samuel Gompers, ktory sa zdr-
zoval v Mexiku ma konvencii A
merickej Federacie Prace, a ktora
81 no Ease zvolila "a predsedu, vel
mi prechladnul cd toho talk O.
slabnul, ze musel byt' ma nosit-
kach odneseny do vlaku. Gompers
je uz 75-rocny, preto sn obayy 9
jeho zivot.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-12
RoBOTN1 zPRAvY.
vyroba oceae sase sv5sena.

Vyroba' .socele youngstown.
skych okolitych oceiiarhach zvS-
sena bola tohto tJzdha o pat open
hearth peel IL Sheet and Tube Co.
take cclkova prednkcia ocele jc
NJ s2-percentoya. Zylsena bola
vyroba al harkov ia inych hoto-
vych vvrobkov.
10 139 harkovych mlynoy v
cinnosti je NJ 113. 60 je najvysSia
vykonnost' Cd jaris Zvysena bola
cinnost' v odtleieni rnr Sheet
and Tube, a celsove zlepSenie je
citene skoro celeis okolici.
Occliarne neprcstajne dostavajii
move obje inavky. Niektore majn
uz dost' roboty ma stvrt 'roka vo-
pred. Pc Novom roku ocakavajn
este vacsie objednayky, lebo pred
l. januarom skoro vsetky podniky
majd pracu so spisovanim inven-
tarov, a preto objednavajd len pre-
ekamzite potreby.
Youngstownski obchodnici chva-
liza 81 vel mi, ze i'm sside dobre OBJ
chod. Obchody sd preplnene kupu-
j1cim obecenstvota, Go je istvm
znakOm lepSich Casey. ..- .-. ..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-12
3HE't7i q Y n ~ 5I "A q
16-dhov6 vakacie pre- xiakov.

Ziaci youngstownskych skol do
stan1 tohto roku 16-dnove vianoc-
ne vakacie. Zacn1 sa 19. decem.
bra q potrvajd do 5. janu6ra. To-
to bndd jedny : najdlhsfch vakaa
elf, axe ziaci mali Y poslednE roxy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-12
Metropolitan Opera hraaa 6esky
kus.

Metropolitan Opera y New Yor-
ku, n1jslaynejsie divadioav Anne,
rike, predstavila minuk dpi "Je-
aufu =, operu ceskeho skladatel q
Leosa Jan4cka. Hlaynl 1lohn spie
vala Mime. Jeritsa, speviska a Mo-
ravy. Kus bol prsdsta5enf y ne
snascl1ej reti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-12
AMERIKA BUDE STAVAT
WAC BITEVNfC.

Sekretar namornictva Wilbur
poslal senatu naliehavn ziadost o
odhlasovanie zakladiny $1l0,OOO,-
900 ma zbudOvanie noveho valec-
neho lod 'stva. Navrh tento bol uz
sice odhlasovany minulom kon-
grese, ale jeho do zivota uvedenl"
bolo prekazene senatorom Kin
gom. Wilbur, ziadajnc tito zakia-
dinu, udal, ze americke valecne
lod 'stvo je v horsom stave nez je
japonske, ackol'vek dl'a wash
ingtonskej konferencie, valecne
lod 'stvo nase moze byt' talk slime,
ako anglicke, lebo konferencia u
stalila silu valeenych lodi Angle,
spojenych Statov a Japonska v
pomere $50. Anglia std@ia move
lode, robi TAX Japonsko, preto
Spojene Staty musia sa chytit' Go
prace stavania lodi. V pade voJny
nase pobrezia sd nedostatocne
chranene a sistredeny htok ne
priatel'a a moze' znieit nasn po At
lantickom Pacifickom mort roz-
tratenii flotu. Kym by atlantlcka
flota prisla ma pomoc pacificke],
zatial' m6ze byt' California uz V
rukach nepriatel'a.
Wilbur odporiica stavbu l'ah'
kych kriziakov, ponoriek mno'
hych vypomocnyeh lodi, ktore ST
kontraktom ME obmedzene.
Prezident Coolidge sa Q tnto 9
tazku tiez zaujima, a ackol j
ME z aprekotne zbrojenie, predss
chce videt' krajinu bezpecno
sti. Prezident tiez odporncal DO
rozmnozenie valecnych lietadiel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-12
PRoTI DETsKEJ PRACI.

Kongres Dol prijal dodatok k u
stave, ktorym sa zakazuje detska
praca. Teraz je agitacia rozpr1de-
ma po celej krajine, aby dodatok
jednotlive staty potvrdily. n
Tento dodatok k 1stave Dol po-
, 1924-01-10

Frank Wolfard has been a bust
ness visitor here for a day this week
from FIT. Steele.
w. NJ. Englehart of E%ncampment
was a business visitor here on Sun
day and Monday last.
Mrs. Preston Welch and small
daughter arrived in the city the first
of the week from their home at
for a visit of several weeks
in Rawlins with Mr.. Welch, who is
employed here this winter.
John O'Connor returned the latter
part Of last week from Long Beach,
Calf, where he accompanied his
family and spent a week or more
with them getting settled. Mrs,
O'Connor and their children will
spend the remainder of the winter
in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer. Young are
the proud parents of a fine baby
daughter, born to them OF Friday
of last week. Mrs. Young and baby
are both doing nicely under the care
Of DR.. Jeffrey.
r. d. Ehlers of the w. w. w
Variety store returned the first o.
the week from Council Bluffs, Iowa
where he spent the holidays with hi!
mother.
, 1924-01-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Soren Frandsen de-
parted on Sunday last for a months
vacation in California, planning on .
couple of weeks each in Los Angeles
and San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeForrest Hansen
are spending the week in Laramie
where Mr.. Hansen Is attending to
business matters and where they
are the GUESTS of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Hagewald.
Mary Ellen, the small daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Ryan, who has
been quite i'll with ar attack of
pneumonia, is recovering very nicely.
Mrs. Olga Ferguson, who has been
spending the past summer II fall
In Rawlins at the home OF her SIS
ter, Mrs. e. Mosher, left on Friday
of last week for Los Angeles, Cal,
where she will spend several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. Tolliver de-
| parted on Tuesday night Of this week
for Ogden, Utah, where they are
spending the remainder of the week
on a business and pleasure trip.
NJ. G. Finley of the Service Auto
Supply Co, has been confined to his
home for several days the past week
with a severe attack Of grippe.
John Alameda spent yesterday In
the city from his ranch, on a bust.
ness trip. and getting some supplies
Aubrey Brown of Medicine Bow
was a Rawlins visitor for a day the
latter part of last week and while
here was the guest of his brother.
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
Gildea.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c.. Luckie had
as their house guest for several days
last week. Miss Effie Larsen OF
Cheyenne. a sister Of Mrs. Luckie.
Mrs. John Terrell of Dixon, who
spent several days here last week on
a business trip, has returned to her
home on Snake River.
Mrs. A. j. Kennedy and son have
been Rawlins visitors during the
past week from their Cedar Creek
ranch near Saratoga.
, 1924-01-10
Business Meeting
OF Rawlins Rotary

There was no set program at
Tuesdays luncheon OF the Rawlins
Rotary Club. the program time be-
INK devoted to business matters.
There was a general discussion OF
the joint meeting to be held here
next Saturday with tho Laramie
Rotaray Club and from the remarks
which were made it is n certainty
that the Laramie Rotarians are GO
ing to be shown n good time when
they come to the city.
Tho matter OF lnances vas also
taken up and II was the unanimous
decision or the Club that n budget
should be adopted for 1924.
, 1924-01-10

NJ. 50 GATHERED FROM
"SSS M|N HERE AND THERE"

Jas. ESpy Is spending several uays
In the city this week from the
range.
DR.. J.. Il. Osborne r-turned the
first of the week from Denver where
he has beer spending the holidays
with Mrs. Osborne and their daugh-
ter. Miss Jean Curtis, and Is again
at his desk in the Rawlins National
Bank.
Miss Elizabeth McGarry. who has
been spending the past several weeks
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. John McGarry, departed on
Sunday night for her home in Blaine
Kansas. She was accompanied home
by her brother. who will spend a
week visiting relatives there.
w. w. Green, of the Pierce &
Ryan Drug Store, returned on Fri
day last from Denver where he
spent the holidays visiting his
mother.
Miss Lena Kreuger returned the
latter part of last week from her
old home in Iowa, where she has
been spending the holidays with
relatives and friends.
James. the small son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Bevington, underwent an
operation the first OF the week for
the removal OF his tonsils. The OPP
GRAFTON was performed by Drs.
Swisher and Jeffrey and the small
patient Is convalescing nicely.
Mrs. Dew and Miss Hazel White,
who have been spending the sum-
mer here, guests at the home of
Mrs. Dew's brother-in-law, George
Pepper, departed the latter part Of
last week for their home In Logan.
Kansas. having been called by the
illness of Mrs. Dew's father.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Wallace spent
several days here last week from
Casper on a business mission.
Mrs. ]. o. b. Keener departed on
Monday evening OF this week for
Portland, Ore. where she will Join
Mr.. Keener who has been spending
the past several months in that sec
ton. After n short visit in Port
land Mr.. and Mrs. Keener will go to
California whore they will spend a
month visiting relatives and friends
before returning to Rawllns,
business visitors here this week
include Ben Bashore OF Encamp-
ment. who was in the city Monday.
Miss Elizabeth Maboney Is spend
ing several days In Laramie and
Cheyenne this week visiting friends.
having accompanied Miss Mary
Holiday home. upon the conclusion
of her visit here.
Miss Anne Swirtz OF Cheyenne,
who has been spending the past two
weeks in Rawlins as the guest of
her sister. Mrs. Henry Larsen. de-
parted on Sunday evening last for
Cheyenne. where she resumed her
work a > teacher in the Cheyenne
schools.
Mrs. John Burke and two children
OF Kelso. Wash. arrived the first
Of the week for a visit OF several
weeks at the home OF Mrs. Burke's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. d. +. Logan.
Mrs. Burke was formerly Miss Vida
Logan of this city. and has many
friends in Rawlins who will be glad
TO welcome her.
Mr. and Mrs. +. NJ. Johnston and
two sons have returned from n visit,
N a week or ten days with relatives
and friends in Cheyenne and Denver.
, ]. II. Schneider and G.. l.. Rhiner
both of Saratoga, have been Rawlins
visitors for a day this week.
, 1924-01-10

Mrs. Sam Kelly Is spending the
week in Cheyenne and Laramie visit
ing relatives. In Laramie Mrs. Kelly
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
Moore formerly Of this city. and in
Cheyenne Mrs. Kelly Is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Schmidt.
l.. Fl. Startzell departed Wednes-
day evening for Denver where he is
spending several days on business
this week.
, 1924-01-10

Mrs. r. Zingshetm and daughter.
Miss Dorothy, left on Saturday night
last for Los Angeles, Cal. where
they will spend the remainder OF the
winter and spring. after spending
the holidays at their home here.
Miss Dorothy resumed her college
work on Monday Of this week.
w. r. Anderson has returned
from a weeks visit with friends in
Denver.
, 1924-01-10

Rawlins friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Riggs of Saratoga, will regret
to learn Of the death of their in
FAINT daughter, within a few minutes
OF its birth in the Hanna hospital on
Sunday evening. Mrs. Riggs is
convalescing nicely.
Frank Whitaker and Willis Don
nelly of the Mahoney Dome have
been visitors the past week on bust
ness.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-10-24
Election of John W. Davis
Grows Bright r

Reports rpceiv- 4 al State
Democratic headquarters show
a strong drift toward John w.
Davis 'oi President as tie entire
national ticket both in the House
and Senate.
The tide appears to be rapidly
turning toward tile Democratic
nominee and reports coming TO
Richmond headquarters from
National Democratic IIeadquart-
ers plainly indicate a Davis
victory. A decided drift OF sem
timent just sixteen DAYS prior 10
the election is hard to head off.
or slow up. and it is believed
that, within the next ten DAYS,
his victory will be plainly Wis
IDLE to all close political readers
OF the press
| Reports at headquarters in
dictate the usual substantial IN ia
joSities for H. Lester Honke err
| Democratic nominee for Stat,
Corporation Commits ,lon art
Carter Glass for relec.is II t. lii,
United States Senate adv.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-10-24
FRIDAY. OCTOBER "a. 1924.
Navy Day October 9th. 1924
TO th. Peonle Of VIRGINIA.

To tn. People of Virginia:
In the interest of the welfare
of the Navy aud of the Nation,
! call upon the people of Vir.
ginia to observe in appropriate
and patriotic manner, Monday,
October 9th. 1924, which has
been designated and set aside as
NAVY DAY in the United
States.
The past year has witnessed
events which give poiut to the
truth that our Navy not only is
a weapon of defense, but an in
strument of mercy. We should
remember the great services Of
the Navy to the Nation and to
humanity.
1t is for this reason that / take
pleasure in urging upon til,
citizenship of Virginia mos
cordial observance of Navy DAY
throue hout the State, in recogni
: ion Of the past gallant services
aud future protection OF the frs
line of defense-Our Navy.
E. LEE TIN xLE,
Governor of Virginia
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-10-24

at l0:45 o'clock, and 1870 o'clock
promptly, and closing at $50
Th public are cor
dis lly invited to be present at
each of these services.
Mrs. A. G. Shaver visited her
sister-in law and daughter Mr.
aud Mrs Elmer v. aisey at
Woodstock Wednesday.
Mrs. :. Bauserman is still
a seriously sick woman. Her
condition at times seems to be
improved, for the past several
days, she has been brighter, Blu,
remains in real week condition
Mrs. Hubert Sager WHO hal
been sick and has recovered
sufficiently to attend to her house
hold duties. was again put t,
bed by her physician DIR. D. L
| Shaver Sunday.
i W. E. Shaver and w. ]. Goch
enour visited the Mountain Viey
Nursery at Willirmsport, Md, t
; select shrubbery and ornaments
trees tor the home of Mr.. Goeh
, enour. here in town.
Mr.. Shaver represents the nur.
cry IN this vicinity.
; VIM. Estep, who lives one mi
south of town, is confined to h
home with All attack of grip.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-10-24
Route 2

Corn cutting seeding. and apple
picking are the order of the day, and
nearly every man in the Vicinity is
working in the orchards some where
in the Valley. Surely speaks for its
self, 'The Valley is Great fruit belt,
Our School opened this year at st
Luke, with so answering the roll call
let us all help to reach the 100 mark,
as that would call for another teacher.
Every one seems to be very much in
earnest which goes to help make
good school.
Mrs. Stanley Hollar visited her mother
and sister Mrs. Alice Hotel and Miss
Lula, at Toms Brook the weekend.
C. M. Stultz o. E. Stultz, D. G..
Stultz and Chas. Hollar who are work
/ ing in the apple orchard spent the
weekend at their homes at Kerns
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ryman, daughter
Miss Helen and son Walter who
motored in from Pittsburg, returned
home Monday
| These are fine Days. The old adag'
Isays work while the sun shines
lyes, every one seems to be very busy
Mrs Laura Bayliss of Opequon, Va
returned to her home after visiting
relatives at Kerns Spring and attend
ing the Golden Wedding
+. Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Coffman and tw
Issns Ray and Chas. who motored i
t from Morgantown, West Va, to al
r tend Mrs. Coffman's parents 50t
anniversary, started the return tri
Tuesday
Mrs. Helen Gochenour attended III
: 'Love Feast" at Valley Pike Saturda
e levening.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Wisman attende
the Love Feast" and services at tn
:, Brethren Church Maurertown Sunda
levening.
A good many from this section a
f tended the Circus at Woodstoc
e Wednesday. "The young people mu.
lgo" and THE old ones may"
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Biedler c
Martinsburg, West Va. and Mrs. c. N
r Bemis and two children of near Wooc
stock spent the first of the week wit
| Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Shrum an
family.
Braden Racey of Woodstock spen
Sunday with his parents Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Racey.
| Rev. P. E. Shealy of Rural Retired
preached an excellent sermon to
large congregation in the Lutheran
Church at ST. Luke Sunday morn
ling at II O'Clock.
BORN
To Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Walker, a sor
Saturday, Oct 18th.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-10-24


c.. and Mrs. Carl Carpenter. of
South Carolina. are visiting Rev.
and Mrs. L. J. S. Carpenter at
the Lutheran Parsonage.
Mrs. Viola Jackson, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Gochenour we're
guests at birthday. dinner giy-
len Mrs. Ellen Mauck at Calvary
last Sunday.
Mrs. David Hotel, Miss Alice
Hotel and Mr.. Robert Wilki,,.
were recent guests of MIR. and
Mrs. Emmett Barton in Edin'
burg,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-10-24
LITTLE BESSIE SISLER
DIED In HARRIS0NBURC

Little Bessie Sissler, seven year old
dal..hter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Sisler, of Harrisonburg who died Sat-
urday, was buried Sunday at Cedar
Grove Church, in Shenandoah County.
Rev. N. D. Cool, pastor Of the Har-
risonburg Brethren Church, conducted
the services and Sunday School class
mates of the little girl acted as pail
bears.
She was ill but few days. She is
survived by her parents; two sisters
and three brothers.
Mr.. Sisler is member of the firm of
Sisler Brothers, monument dealers and
was formerly residentof Woodstock.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-10-24
Secretary of Clark County Farm
ers Union Calls Upon Mr..
D6bney Harrison, hide
pendent Candidate
For Congress-,

u VI AUU&t CSSs
TO coRRET CERTAIN STATEMENT.
Mr.. M. L. P. Reed. Secretary
of the Clarke County Farmers
Union, found it necessary te
publicly deny that MIR. Dabney
c. Harrison was either the presi.
dent of the Clark County Farm.
ers Union, or that lie was en-
dorsed in his candidacy for Con.
gress by the Union Mr.. Reed
called upon Mr.. Harrison to cer-
rect the misstatements made in
his announcement. but so far no
such public correction has been
made by him.
Mr.. Reed. on behalf OF the
farmers who are members of the
Farmers Union, evidently did
not propose for his organization
to be used as stepping stone
for political acrobats contrary
both to the letter and the spirit
of the constitution of his or
ganization. What are the facts?
Dabney C. Harrison, despite his
announcements not President of
the Farmers Union and the Union
is not taking up a collection for
his campaign expenses. ye. up to
this time he has not cleared his
record. The public statement
addressed to the Winchester In
dependent is published in full, as
follows:
A COMMUNE ALTON.
Editor, The Winchester indie
pendent:
1t is not my purpose to lock
horns" with d. c. Harrison on
the political issues he advocates,
nor do / question his right to be
a candidate for Congress, but !
do want to state that the Farm
ers' Union is not a political or
ganization; it Is composed of
Democrats. Republicans, sud
other members, who train with
no political party, and that an
alignment for any candidate
would be out of harmony with
its bylaws.
Through some oversight. !.
think. Mr.. Harrison's announce
ment carried the title, ''Presi-
dent of Clarke County Farmers
Uuion.' Mr.. Lewis Pidgeon has
been president since January
1924. Knowing Mr.. Harrison.s
honesty and fairness, feel sure
he will hasten to make the cor
rection.
Mr.. Harrison says: "The
Union is taking up a collection
at Boyce for my campaign ex-
oenses. Under Its constitution
this cannot be done. OF course,
the individual members are freei
to assist Mr.. Harrison in his /
"a mpaign.
ID. L. p. RRED,
Secretary Clarke County Farm,
ers' UHion. |,