davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-14
vsETKYM sLovAKoM!

Cislo 25. spolol Sv. Martina
X. Jednoty po drnhy rag oznamu.
je cestou tychto novin, ze tejto
soboty, Is. novembra vccer uspo-
riada tanecn1 zabavu osadnej
sieni Cyrilla a Methoda, ma kto-j
ri 1radne povolaya vsetkych Gle
nov clenkyne, tax tiez vsetlSych
spolkarskych priatel'ov a vset-
kych Slovakov vobec, ma ktorej
sa sluSne a po priatel'sky zaba.
via a svojmu telu dajd telocvilu.
tTancovat sa bud1 nase starozna-
me tance slovenske, taktiez i tie
najmodernejsie, ktore 81 nasa MIA
dez obl'nbuje. Kto tam pride, ne
obanuje, ponevac sa nakocha po-
hl'adom ma tych nasich starsich
bratov, jak i'm bldu nohy virgat'
pri tom ,cardasi. Mas brat Majer-..
cak SO svojou polovickou uz sa
nan od mesiaca pripravujii, ze od-
nesn dornoy vit'azstvo (prajzl.
Udovia spolku plata $1.00 a da-
my 25c. ci NJ tam bndn alebo ME,
TAX boil by to rozum donna sedict'
Il y :. ~. 3 ~ - y. -
a dat $1.OO, ked' "a ten isty 81
sa do syta vykrdtia vyparadu-
il. Hostia a nendovia zaplatia Soc
vstupne. o zakusky a obcerstvenie
jak v tychto easoch to je, sa po-
riadajiici vybor postaral, tax ze
bude kazdy dl "a ziadosti a vole oh
sldzcny.' s tictou' "a 'spolok a ro-.
riadajuci vybor:
N. MuransIky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-14

most novej iillcentrkcie 81, 81
,chotnfeh pracovat ia posdyihnu-
Ii naroda 1primne q poetiye.
Honferencia bnde dha q. no
vembra 4 Del va 'al.yvkdania Il
1niestnosti tesko-s sloy..Ameriekej
sieni. 14s6r4O West IL, ul., Chi.
cngo, Ill. Konfereneia EahAsena
bnde . $50 rano.
vereinA schodza ale y ten isty
den . 2. hodine popoludni Y tel
istej sieni, kde prehoyoria pres
polni predaci slovcnski q ini.
0krem spravne zvolenych dele
gatov ma konferenciu bnd1 mat
prisfnp ii jednotliyci, ktorych
svolavatelia uznajl K toma IA O.
praynenych. Vitani bud1l vsetci i
pracovn1ci, ktorym lcast' ma nj.
rodnej praci znemozhovana bola
politickym smerom iestvuideich
organnacii. Kto mieni beast brat
na konferencii, mech to laskave
pfsomne oznami najneskorsic do
s25. novembra ma adressu:
John Matlocha
I17O2 So. Halsted ST., Chicago, I'll
q @fNac1ndniH nndnisv \
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-14

kyvzdania, tax ze nstaty cloyek
81 moze dobre odpocinnt', lebo
viaceri nemusia ist' do roboty, co
i'm tiez dobre padne. Preto uctive.
povolavame celii youngstownsk1
ako mladych, tax i star
sich, ma tento veseE vecierok, a
sme presvedceni, ze ziaden neo-
banuje, kto sa pride zabavit lebo
hudba bnde TAXA. co nielen mia
dym. ale al starsim tanecnlkom
vyhovie.
Tedy mill rodaci Slovaci, nedrz-
te sa prfslovia: "Ej, GO ia tam
pojdem, ia som uz stary po tan.
coch chodit', mech 81 idl tt mladl
tancovat'.'' - Mylili by ste sa tc.
veci, lebo starsiemn treba tej sa
mel veselosti, ako al lnlademu, 8
vel'a jest takych, Go s1 mladi !
starymi sa robia len preto, ze 81
lneidd trochu zabavit zatancovat
81 a obvcselit sa.
Este raz Vas povolavam, prid
| tie vsetci; bude to posledny tane'
tel sezony, I. j. do Vianoc.
Tiez al spolusestram tohott
spolku oznamujem, ably sa ma bu
d1cu riadnu schodzu, ktora sa bu
de yydrziavat' nedel'u, dina %
noyembra 0 pol 3. hod. po obedt
Y plnom pocte dostavily, lebo 81
bude pojednavat' 9 vaznych We
ciach.
S tyln sa znaGim. S lcton a po
zdravom ma vsetky spolusestry
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-14
SMRTNE zPRAVY.

Maria Repiscak, 29>rocna, man
zclka Stefana Repiscaka Z {. 130
S. Blaine Ave. zomrela ncdel'u
vceer ma komplikacie nemoci pc
4-mesaenom chorenf. Neboha ma
rodena bola ma Slovensku a do A.
meriky prisla pred 4 rokmi. Wy
dana bola IL rokov. Bola osadni-
ekou osady Sv. Alzbety V Hasel-
ton spolkn Sy. Alzhety, {. 202,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-14
vYZvANIE KU VOI.ENIU
zksTUPCoV !.
pre- prvd konferencin ciel ON "a
loSenia 'Slovensk6ho N1rodneho
Sdruxeuia.

NiSepodpisanf svolAvatelia q
mesta vyzyvame vsetkych, ktorf
uz dnesk& vida potrebu zaloze-
MIA novel organizacie aby 81 po-
starali . to, zeby 70 svojho stredn
vyslali delegktov al Chicago ~
.Dhu ~. nov. 1924 aby ddast An
tejto .prvej konferencii bola TAXI,
xeby yzbudila n4dej n xivot schop1
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-14
Spolkove zpravy
sCH0DZA ODB. As. zIvENY.

Odbor 46. ziveny vydrziava ma
tito nedel'u, 16. nov. 'popoludni
v akole Sv. Cyrilla Methoda
schodzu, ma ktorej sa bude pojed-
navat o konvencii. Preto kazda
sestra mech sa nevyhnutne dostayi.
Anna v. Herman,
zap. a iict
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-14

,Antonia lfarislxin, Mdria Kntlisj
'Franfiska B: Tkasilk, Anna Olnar
sta i Barbara Actodko Boh Van.
odplat stonAsobne.
Tiez d'akujem Josefovi MAfus-
kin q Jurajovi Knknlovi East
Youngstown, ktorf nasbierali OBJ
nos $23.W medzi krajanmi.
Anna MCLEAN,
tr1chliaca vdova.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-14


este IA MET 4 ktor4 sd ta, MI hi potrebns
Bratia cesi sporitel hach yyse 2,ooo,
100000 kor fieto spotel he BY kytovaly
male gazdom maloob priinaly by
vkady deincatov pre- svojp eentfal L'ud BY ga nau6
SPORT lebo kaEd5 zyyAnJ grps y odo hned do domas
nej banky, kdeFto ako e 70 teras esta zanesie len
ked Ia ide po eake prac Mnoho raay zvysne peniaze
srov ma nepottehne vec len pre- ve XII vzdalenost ban
Ky Cd deiny Takto nspor al rnoho eas, pri kazde ban
koyej zaleztosi Go to znaH narodnom hospodarstye
Iozumnemn coteku netreba Vysyetlovat 70 zakladiny
by poInahalo tJnto dednskfn bankam preo lebo de-
dincania navajo sezony, ked potrebujd gros sne ne
nozu no aho AMI meste dostat tak6to sezony by
dedinsk5m bankam poslalo po niekol ko tsfc korn
vpomoc, GO by nebolo zadalo. Ovsem fnancn6 2akony
CsR neznane ale pochybujeme, ze by znely proti
to dobrocinnym skutkom.
Ked by zakadina vzrastla par stotisfc kortin (za
20 rokov by vzrasta as 100000 kor) pole nenko
vania noho by byt rozsren6 S1 tam reeselnici ktor
teraz len neznajd 81 po0ct Tymto by TAXA bez
1rocna pozcka, aka by boa poskytnuta obchodnikom,
tez vel mnoho pomoha. Mohlo BY sa nou pomahat al
tm ktorf nemajd roll zakpt' 81 po par utar parcelo
vanych vekostatkov. " pade by direktorum nenlohlo
zdarma pracovat p6zicky by molly byt' davane 2s
alebo $50 1roky (Tento plan vyzaduje lepseho expert
neho vypracovania.
Je mnoho inych sposobov pomoc Sovensku Mysli-
me- ze teto nacrtok e hoden povsmnua pok,su jeho
prevedenie. n6om neprotivf zakono nicom e ME
STRANGELY, vylucne vsenarodny direktoriumoch,
ktor spravovay zkladiny by mali zastdpenie ako ka
olfc tax protestant Politika by msea byt vydeena
ale podporu by dosta len povedom slovac GO by
postaraly patricne drektoria
Teraz, kde vziat' $250,0O0g Je to velky olnos. Ale
ME dost' velky ably no amerc Slovaci nesosbierali
We'd je til vyse 7ooooo ma Mliondoarov sberlSu
boil vstave naskladat vac nez tolko. Nasc pod
porne organizacie poct vyse 25oooo clenov Ked kaz
dy Glen zaplah po 81, tax kapital md1ne sohnany.
Ny neodpor1came Maden pad. ably sbierku podu-
jala len Slovenska Lga Aerike. Sbierku by teaz
sey zahajt vsetky slovenske organizace casopisy
West by ju NAL vybor pozostavadci najv6su dover
pozvalcch nezistnych os6b. Ia pokladnika sbierky
vsak rozhodne BY ceeliat p Michaa Bosaka, kto-
~ by Dol zarukou ze sbierka nielen vyda ale al
treb tax, ably najucinnejsie koala svoe posnie slo
yenskom narode. Cujme d'alej!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-14

PozvANIE MA vELKY JEsEN-
SKY BAL
ktory usporiada spolok Sy. Rity,
cislo 100. P. s.. q. J.. dna 26. nov.
vo stredu vecer pred dnom Vd'a-
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-06

Mccormick corn binder. Gale
corn planter; John Deere ma
nure spreader: 16-inch walking
plow. John Deere. l4-inch walk
ing plow. John Decree sulky
plow. j. I. Case; 2-horse cultiys-
tor. Minnesota mower. John
Deere rake; 2 wagons spring
wagon John Deere riding cul-
tivator. DeLaval cream separar
tor, No. Is feed grinder. gas
oline engine. "a III r.; one Hoov-
err potato digger and a number Of
smaller ARTICLES.
Terms-AIl sums under $40
are cash: ON suns Of $40 or over
six months time viii be given on
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-06

Sealed bids VIII be received by
the undersigned for the transpor-
sation Of school children on three
short routes during four winter
months. said bids TO be IN By 8
%. m.. Nov. III. 1924 Coatract
blanks and bonds are On file at
First State Bank Of Askoy.
Given under my hand this q
day Of Oc-Dber. 1924
Jeppe Sorsnsen-
Clerk. Ind DIST. No. n.
66w92r Ask0w. MINI
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-06

For Reut-D acre farm. 4
miles southeast of Askov. with Z
cows. good team of horses. some
hogs and farm machinery on half
shares possession VIII be given
at once or by April ist. Hay On
pIace for stock. -Henning Simon
sen. Ashnv- 43xs-tf.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-06
ASKOV

4
Helge Kilstofte came Up from
Cambridge Saturday and visited
with his family TN Tuesday.
Mrs. C. NJ Nelson has been con-
fined to her home since the first
Of this week with a severe attack
Of grippe.
Miss Gerda Carlson of Cam
bridge. came UP Saturday and Wis
tied until Tuesday with Miss
Anna Yngve.
r. o. Lund returned last week
from St. Paul and is now employ
ed at the FerndaIe Nursery He
reports work scarce In the cities
Mr.. and Mrs Eiler Sorensen
and two children drove up here
Sunday from Minneapolis for q
couple days visit at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
MosbRk.
The Misses Edith Gravesen and
Edith Fenger. university stu
dents in Minneapolis. visited at
their respective homes here from
Sunday till Tuesday. coming up
with EIler Sorensens-
The telephone company recent
ly built one and a half miles Of
line from Jens Arnhars corner
south to Hans Bagge's. The new
subscribers added on by this ares
Jorgen Christensen. Chr. Sam
dahl, Ole PauIsen and Hans
Bagge.
Byron Olsen was q Minneapo-
lis visitor Sunday. going down to
see the brig foot bah game at the
new university stadium. He re-
turned home Monday morning
Just in time to be engaged as sub
stitute for Mrs. C. NJ Nelson on
the local school faculty.
Holger KIEstofte who has been
with the Askov Construction Co.
at Cambridge, returned to Askov
last week and will remain home
Temporarily. All the brick work
lon the Cambridge job Is now
completed and more Of the crew
are expected home today.
| A trip over the roads east and
southeast of Askov shows that
the road boss and crew have been
on the job for some time and are
making a good job of it. Consid-
cradle work has also been done
on the road straight east OF
Askov by the Fleming township
crew.
i Mrs A. NJ DeYoung was taken
suddenly iii last week with sto-
mach cramps and Sunday was re-
moved to the hospital at Sand
stone where recent reports indI-
cate she Is improving nicely and
win be home again In a few days.
Mr.. DeYoUng took their little
boy over to his grandparents at
New Richmond. Wis.
Several In this community had
applications In for the Standard
IOil Company delivery job az
Askov. The Company's repre-
sentative who was here Last
week selected Jsns Hyldahl
Jens who had become a familiar
figure at the Askov Mercantile
Co store, terminated his services
there and on Nov I took charge
of the oil delivering business He
has purchased the Ford truck and
other hauhng equipment from
( Csh rTSrans-saf. Rl-rg
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-06

Askov Live Stock shipping As
ISOLATION VIII ship stock Monday.
Nov. 10. VIII also take sheep
this time. Bring listed stock be-
fore go a m.-Chr. Larsen.
shipper. Nw101t
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-06

Strayed Prom my place Mon
day, two Holstein heifers. about
5 and 10 months old One had
yoke around neck-Mikael Pc
tersen, I mile north. 3 east.
Askov. 27w1a1t%
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-06

hankabIe papers At 9 per cent IN
terests 2 per cent discount for
cash an sums over $40.
Thue Christensen. owner.
VIM H. Barniek. auctioneer.
First State Bank. Axkov. Clerk
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-06

For aie-SeveraI head Of re-
gistered Shorthorn cattle, one
bull with pedigree. price $1,000,
several heifers from s months to
z years old prices very reason
able. Call or write Frank w.
Stepan, Willow River. 33w9 3ts
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-06

FOR THE WEEK

Tnfs snflIun - nEr frss use by
churches. scil0nis. sGseisciss iont<ss
&C.. fgr r1s 1uruoss Of 4n0ounctna
meeC1n48 Whsra ~ GEfiu1salDn - -
De eifargatL sEIeh meefin9s az are
heidi TOR sfscfa1 or sftlEemrfunal DHr-
psJses and not n1r yecuniary gam
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-06

VIII ship a carload live stock
Monday. Nov. TO- Bring your
listed stock before $50. List
with A. Henriksen or myself. -
Hans III. Sorensen, Askov.
25w92r
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-06

No method Of advertising that
win set you as hig results for
the money spent ~ throuxh
American Want Ads Only lie
per word per insertion. minimum
Sc Send stamps with order.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-06

Those who want free stump
wood on my Land east of Askov
must remove same soon or It will
be burned Take first from along
the Henriksen fence.-L c. Pc
dersen. Askov. 32w10It
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-06

Electrical Work, Plumbing and
Heating BY McMillin Bros. See
us first for service. price Kohler
farm light plants. Motors and
appliances T. j. McMillin. Sand
stone. Phone II; II. j. McMIllin.
Hinckley. Phone 50. 33vs-its
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-06

For Sale-A good strong dining
room table. top 40 inches square.
with 8 leaves, at s12.O0- Mrs III.
Petersen. Askov village
25wlCN1t
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-06

For SaIe-One bay horse colt,
"a years old. weight LOO IBIS.
Owner L. w. Knziol- Inquire
Tony Bonk. r. r. 2. Box Y,
Askov. 25w104t~
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-06

Efterz1rzrsngDring ! kIrken er
besrernt Il MAndag Fsru1idltag L.
10 NoEbr. knna mango Spand
or Klr1se reGnringes.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-06

Singing rehearsal AZ the school
house. thursday evening. Nov.
ID
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-06

For Sale-Four weeks old pigs.
SIS per pair also . young gray
mare. weight about loo -Nels
Lundorff. 3 miles east of Sand
stone. 2Sw101~
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-06

For Sale-Cash or on time. one
Ford Sedan and one 81 horse
power engine. DIR. H. p. Dreige,
Sandstone. Mimi 2sws-st
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-06
WANT COLUMN

RkrE--a e~.s p~s wsrs S<s .~<s-
sHs.. NAanu.s. - s~.s~
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-06

Wanted to Purchase Some I'M
marketable potatoes. -R. 5. KS
mussen. Askov. 25w1o-tf
, 1924-12-23
ST. Thomas News.

II. NJ. S. ''Wistaria" arrived here tbs
morning from Road Town rortoIa, and
on ~anchoring exchanged sa.ltes Nth
the battery. The Governor Of the Lee
ward Islands who is travelling on tne
warship called on our Governor, who re-
turned the visit later or.
The "Wistaria left for Road Town
this afternoon after taking 1913! tons of
American steam coal supplied by the
st. Thomas wv. H. Coaling Company
Ltd Tie Bulletin. Dec. 18th.
, 1924-12-23

OI. OINOIA D-AIION
London, Dec. l8th.-In the House of
Commons Premier Baldwin outlined
somewhat briefly and vaguely the Gov.
ernment's intentions for reversing the
policy of the late Macdonald Govern
ment, which, on the ground that they
, 1924-12-23
LOCAL

LOOA+
3 lines of rain was measured at the
fort this morning.
The u. S. S. "Grebe" arrived here at
noon yesterday from st. Thomas and
sailed again on the return trip at 5 p. m.
Government Secretary Zane made a fly
ing trip over to be present at the Colo,
NAL Councils meeting.
The entertainment given at ST. johns
School House last night proved a great
success. In spite Of the weather not be
ing very favourable the house was filled.
The children and other persons who took
part in making the evening d we'll spent
one performed their parts sp.andidiy.
The Entertainment Ward certainly made
every one to feel the spirit Of Christmas
when old Santa was crowned, also the
emotions of love with the professor
Of love-, he's certainly a professor of
The stage.
The Colonial Council ia session assem-
bed yesterday. The money bill intro
dIced by Government providing f)r wa
ter and the rebuilding Of tne Hospital at
Christiansted passed LOIS OF unc2Iled
for discussions took place. The meeting
tasted unliI the evening. We are glad
to see however, that while TIE Da)DI''s
representatives are WaStIng JIm3 with
personal controversies, the "i2vor0nhul
is doing its best. We Jhjak that Instead
of some fellows advocating eha4a~of
government, they vacate their seats and
allow sane men with common reasoning
judgement Of the purpose ana behavior
Of a Legislature a chance.
We are informed that the chiIdren's
entertainment which was advertised to
take place on the wharf stonight, will be
held in the CHRISrIANSlED THEA
TIRE instead. d.
, 1924-12-23

able and deplorabIe and fact. but it was
true. He thought Lord Newton would
realize thar the concession which had
been given to Russia had been neither oi
an extent nor of a character which he
was disposed to fear. The House might
rely on the Govern nent. he said, to con
tinue a careful watch on the proceeding
of these persons, whatever their station,
and not to toiera-e, SO far as it lay in
their power, these acts of aggression
against the public and domestic lite OF
the country with which Russian practice
had rendered them too painfully fami
liar.
London, Dec. 18th.-The House Of
Commons tonight unanimously passed
the second reading of the Bill ratIiyjng
the Angl0.Italian JuOa'auI treaty, Lieut.
Amery, Secretary Tor the Colonies, had
previously urged that the bill, winch
was introduced by the Macdonald Gov.
eminent, should not be uuduIy delayed.
but should be passed as speedily as POS
slble in order 10 keep faIyn with lCaly
and enable the apron ~ mt TOT 0sJnIa.y
commissioners.
Rome, Dee. 18.h-P9pa Plus XI held a
secret cJueIalory ii m)ruiJg, deliver
Ing an ALLEGATION AMI designating tl-
Cardinal Legales WAC ..I /. rtJrn the
solemn ceremony OL 3paataI lle Holy
Doors Of ST. JOun Il. erau, Santa " mia
Maggiore and ST.. Pau.'s. GU 5Id- lae
walls. In his aIlecuuOu, the Pope refer
red with great pleasure to the convention
of The Holy Name Societies in W tsulug.
ton, when was addressed by President
Coolidge, Referring 10 The situation 10
France, he SAID, The situation is Meth
, 1924-12-23

Baldwin reported the idea Of using the
Safeguarding of Industries Act as a
wedge to introduce a protective tariff,
and admitting that taxation Of food was
not practical politics. He also stipulated
that any industries requiring to be safe
guarded must prove themselves imQor-
tant and efficient, and To be suffer
inc from exceptional competition through
deprecated exchanges, subsidies, or
debased Lab0ur conditions in con
peting countries. The Premier sug-
gested submitting me question OF lap
sed duties and The like ID an ec0DJ-
mic committee Eulcu, ne sad, ulsl
should deal with mea- AID tr5Il. These
articles could not be dealt u..4 oy taxes,
but he hoped il was not beyond the wit
of man to devise some plan by which,
without taxing the food OF the British
people, it might be possible to modify Cae
course of trade for the benefit OF the EN-
pire. twas argued by Mr.. Baldwin that
when the LabOur IOvernmaur abolished
certain duties, the duties had not been
ln force long enough To prove accurately
their value. He was prepared to say
that any duty levied under Safeguarding
Of Industries Act should be general, AID
not a particular duly. Discriminating
duties against particular countries and
their drawbacks in working, while a gem
eral treaty was not 10 reach OF the la
VOuTed nations Clau i'm treaties. Inc
Premier was strongly attacked by the
late Chancellor of the EXcheCuer, MIR.
Philip Snowden, and eX-Pramier Lloyd
George.
London, Dec. 18th The House Of
Lords yesterday debated the question Of
Russia. Lord Newton sought lnforma-
ton as to the number OF persons with
various Soviet missions who had been adj
mjtted to this country since The conc.u-
sion of the AngIo-Russian trade agree
ment. In referring to the L4uOViett let
ter he recalled that the British Ambas5a-
dor in the United States, Sir Lionel Sack
viIleX West, replying TO British born
American citizen, VINO asked Iat advice as
to how he should vote in ,ae Presidential
election in 1888, which was then in pro-
greSs, wrote a letter couched I'D most mo-
derate terms, and when it was made
public, Withdrawal OF the ambassador
immediately was insisted upon by the
United States Government. What a
contrast, he said that case afforded
to Great Britain's liberation OF The
head of the Russian Mission. Lord
Curzon, replying on behalf OF The
Government, said the Soviet Govern
ment could and djde mploy nOn-Rls.
slams, of whom there we're plenty in the
country, who were willing TO serve their
purposes. Further. they were capable
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whose body was found on street
wounded with knife.
MONTGOMERY. - Charles w.
Rittenour is reelected president of
Alabama Farm Bureau Hay asso.
citation, at meeting here.
HUNTSVILLE. - George Speics
and Glenn Lawlor, convicted in cir
cuit court here of second degree MUIR
der, must serve IA years each, ac-
cording to decision of supreme court.
MOBILE. George w. Myrick,
after So years service as chief Of fire
department, is retired. Capt. Gus
Rehm, assistant chief, is promoted
to chief.
DECATUR. - Over 200 miles oil
Bee Line Highway through North
Alabama and southern Tennessee
will soon be completed.
HELM. - Roy McCleskey, want
ed in Georgia for alleged automobile
stealing. is arrested near Muscadine,
this county, and taken to Atlanta.
GADSDEN. - Capt. w. E. Wier,
former police chief of Birmingham,
but for several years citizen here, is
electer mayor, defeating Mayor Ed
ward Christopher by 80 majority.
MOBILE. - Thomas Cleveland, rs,
tried four times for murder OF
Stephen Losing, 80, each time re-
sulting, in mistrial, is granted $4,000
bail.
ALBANY. - Ernest Wright, man.
ager, says Albany silk mills will
continue to operate, and there will
be no close down as reported.
GADSDEN. - Lois Stockdale Ia
placed in county Jail on charge OF
operating tiger" in sight of jail.
GADSDEN. = Rev. J. Ed. LoWery
resigns as pastor of Twelfth Street.
Baptist church and accepts call as
pastor Of Oneonta Baptist church.
TUSCALOOSA. = M. H. Binghams
linotype on Tuscaloosa News, CONS
linotype operator on Tuscaloosa
News, commits suicide by shooting
himself through temple.