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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-08-08
FROM OVER THE COUNTY
ATHOL
Special Correspondence

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Kendrick,
accompanied by Miss Magdalene
HAYS, autoed to Lost Creek. Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowers OF Spokane
drove to Athol Sunday.
Those who have lost horses had
better come to Athol and look over
the stock now IN the pound. You
may fnd yours here.
Mr.. and Mrs. FraHk Williams aud
son. Kenneth, returned July 81 from
a two weeks visit at Auburn, Wash {,
and other coast points.
Mrs. j. B. Peterson of Spirit Lake
has as her guests two sisters from
Spirit Lake, Iowa, the Mesdames
Myers and Dinglie. They were visit
Ing one day last week at the Brackin
home.
The Misses Dorothea, Frances and
Sarah Wenz of Rathdrum were call
ing on Miss Ethel Brackin, Thursday
OF last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Moore return
ed from Mount Vernon. Wash, last
Thursday, July 81. Mrs. Moore
suffered stroke while there and is in
very critical condition.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the M !.
f. church will have cooked food
sale at the church Saturday, August
Every one is invited to help
support the sale. Food, vegetables
aud money are acceptable. Every one
j. welcome.
Rev. David l.. Clarke and wife were
callers in Athol Sunday, on their way
10 Belmont, where Mr.. Clarke
preached at 2:30 p. III. Mr.. Clarke
will be 10 Athol next Sunday, August
10, at the>usual hour. Every one is
invited.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-08-08
POST FALLS

Evening preaching services have
been discontinued at the Community
church during August.
l. a. Kruger has purchased the
George Thomas home 10 Post Falls
for a consideration Of $1,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Young have
been married 81 years
Archie Nogle and family and Mrs.
Eric johnson made a trip to the
Yellowstone park.
Under The direction of Councilman
Handy the old dump pile has been
showed out Of sight into the draw.
The annual financial report of Post
Falls school district shows $2o. 1854 80
receipts and $I9,554.40 expenditures
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-08-08
SPIRIT LAKE

H. J. Atkinson and Mss Frances
A. Richardson, both OF Spirit Lake
were married July 2l at Ellensburg,
Wash. the Presbyterian pastor
officiating.
Employees 10 the Milwaukee rail-
way shops were given weeks lay-off
Miss Marcella Kartheiser is at
home from years absence in Caii-
fornia where she taught school.
A son was born July IS to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas Bagley, and son was born
July to Mr.. and Mrs Edward Car :
penter.
Miss Katherine Kemp is on the
students honor roll OF Washington
State college.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-08-08

! Valley, .of Rose Lake, injured when
struck by alloy which jumped the
chute, died at the Occur d Alene hos
pital the night following the Injury.
To recover $479 so alleged due ou a
promissory note, together with
interest, taxes, costs aud SO attor-
neys' fees, the Rathdrum Grain &
Supply Co. fled suit with The clerk
OF the district court Aug. |, against
Ida A. Lyon, James Fl Lyon and the
Murphy, Favre Co.
The funeral OF Ed Costong. who
was found dead near Hauser Ju notion
was held July 80 from the Mooney
parlors. He had been estranged from
his family 10 Spokane and evidently
|.committed suicide. -'
William Colgate, Pete Olson, jake
Jesslck and R. E Egbert of Occur d.
Alene. and o. V. Pearson OF Hayden
Lake, were arrested Saturday after
noon by members of the sherff's
force on liquor charges
E. Hill of Carlin Bay, arraigned on
a charge Of setting out fires during
the closed season. pleaded not guilty
and the case was continued until
August II
Emma Reel is suing William Reel
to recover $404'pn note.
The case OF Carl Evans VS.. e A.
Hessner and +. H. Mead has been
appealed from the probate court to
the district court.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schmidt of
Dalton Gardens were arrested last
week on liquor charge and their
bonds were fixed at 500 each.
E. e Elliott seeks to recover $4,000
from John Tom and Mary Tom, on
promissory notes.
The Scottish Rite picnic was held
at Spirit Lake Sunday.
Miss Martha Cassidy left Sunday
for Boston, Mass, where she will
represent Idaho at the National co.,
vention of the W. r. c., August 10
10
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-08-08
Met Death In Portland.

Esther Toedter. age is, OF Post
Falls, was killed ia Portland, Ore,
Aug. 4, when she was struck by q
truck at Sixth and Giisen streets. She
had gone to Portland to enter q
school.
Miss Toedter is remem bered BY
Rathdrum people who heard her 10
the inter-high school oratorlcal con-
test at Fraternal hall ia March, 1923,
when she won first place 10 The
dramatic section with her reading
entitled "The Hlghwayman."
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-08-08
|ONE YEARS RECORD
Federal Enforcement Of Prohi-
bitiOn In Idaho.

Boise Twelve hundred and
eighty eight gallons OF whiskey
were seized by federal prohibition
agents in Idaho during the fiscal
year ending June 80, and 1868
gallons OF mash, report OF Prohi-
bition Director Elias Marsters,
issued here reveals.
The report further states the
fines imposed in federal: court total
s7o,S5o; the cost of the national
prohibition act in Idaho for the
year was $38, ,oS8. 81, netting a
balance of $41, 76I.43 in excess OF
expenses. The report reads, in
part:
Number of distilleries seized,
So; stills seized, Io4; coils seized,
o5; gallons of whiskey seized. 1888;
gallons of beer seized, 500; gallons
OF wine seized, 557; gallons Of
mash seized, II, COS; fermenters
seized, SAL; automobiles seized, 10;
violators against whom cases have
been filed, 675; violators who
entered pleas of guilty, 222; vio-
lators convicted, 81; violators ac-
Quilted, IS; violators' bonds for
feited. S; violators turned over to
state court, 88 (4S8); violators in
cases pending in federal court, 81;
months of jail sentences imposed.
5r4.
Amount of fines imposed in
federal court $7o,85o. 90
Cost of enforcing nation
al prohibition act in
Idaho ho-- 38,oS8.57
Fines imposed in ex-
cess of expenses 1890 S4I,76I.4 43
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-08-08
How to Get War Trophies.

Under a recent act OF congress,
towns or local organizations may
obtain cannon or other trophies OF
the world war by application through
the Office cf the governor, according
10 a communication from Representa-
tive Burton l. French. The govern
ment will pay for Grating and loading
but the local organization must bear
the expense OF transportation from
place of storage TO destination.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-08-08
FUR FARM GROWING
Aumuck Has Assortment al
Upper Twin Lake.

Leo Aumuck rs establishing .
silver fox and fur farm at the head
of Twin Lakes, to be known as
the Pine Woods Fur Farm, and is
rapidly branching out in several
untried lines Of furs, says al article
in the Ceur d'Alene American.
Mr.. Aumuck has spent the last
twenty years trapping and study,
ing the habits of fur bearing
animals, and claims that he is the
only man who has ever tried rais-
ing fur bearing marten in captivi
ty. Men who are admitted
authority in these matters claimed
thar it was an impossibility, but
Aumuck has done it and has
several pairs now growing to
maturity. Mr.. Aumuck spent
several years trapping in Alaska
and believes he understands
animals in way that makes him
their master. He has recently
associated with him Raymond
Thompson, trapper and author on
fur bearing animals in the far
north, and with Jack Gordon and
Joe White, experienced trappers
they will leave soon to be gone
two or three years, trapping for
breeding animals in Alaska and
the far north. They will ship the
live animals direct to the farm at
Twin Lakes.
At the present time they have 1o
silver foxes at the farm. They also
have about "a pairs of mink, of the
dark fur species. A pair of mink
were recently sold for $Ias. The
original stock came from Nova
Scotia and other north country,
and are very choice. Another
interesting fur animal at the farm
is fisher, which is OF the weasel
family, native of Canada and the
United States, and almost extinct.
1t is hoped that other specimens
of this species can be secured and
large number established at the
farm.
Mr.. Aumuck says he has studied
these animals for IS years and that
almost without exception they all
become pets of bis. He is very
enthusiastic over the prospects
and believes this country to be ex-
ceedingly we'll adapted for the fur
business.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-08-08
HARRISON

Norman o. Doty and Miss Audra
Roscoe, both OF Harrison, were
married July 25 by Justice Hubbard
of Occur d'Alene.
A radio has been installed 10 lne
Office of the Harrison hotel.
Logging operations have been
resumed on Harrison flats since the
case of Fred Herrick and J. NJ. Casey
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-08-08

was settled out OF court. Timber
estimated at 5000. 900 feet Is being
cut for the Occur d'Alene Mill COM
pany, a HerrIck concern. 1t chiefly
yellow pine.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-08-08
RESULTSOF PRIMARY
Defeats Indicated. ---Clynn and
RoSeboToush Ii Lead.

election IN koosepBi county SEEM
ID to indicate the defeat oi Shetih
r: L. Quales, democrat, apd
Prosecuting Attorney r.. 6.
Wearne, republican, for renomips-
ton. In seven out OF 80 prscinoss
reporting at II O'Clock Tussdsy
aight S. B. Roseborough had t56
votes to Quarles' I33; while tie
republican votes on prosecutisk
attorney we're scattered as follows:
E. T.. knudson II; w. B. McFss-
land, III; F. W. Reed, So; r. 6.
Wearne, So.
]. L. Glynn Of Harrison SCENE
to be the republican nominee for
sheriff, having 2o4 votes to II. a.
Fields 1856, on the early returns.
Early reports on progrsssive
party primaries in the county At
large were SO indefinite and incom-
,leie as to leave the results in con-
siderable uncertainty. However,
iater advices from C'd'Alcne claim
the nomination .ef Hansen for sh'4r-
f, while Mrs. Martin defeated
Mrs. Todd for superintendent apd
Or. Sturgis leads Simon Beck fer
coroner.
Light voting characterized the
primaries in all the north ldaho
counties. e
Glynn, Wearne, Quarles spd
7uedi carried Rathdrnm precinct
10 the principal contests in the
several party primaries Tuesday
afternoon.
The republicans polled 81 votee.
10 the contest on sheriff, this
precinct gave Glynn 81 votes and
Fields IL. On prosecuting
attorney Wearne received1s voter,
Mcfarland I3, Reed 10 and
Knudson IA. ~
Miles F. Egbers, uoopposed, was
slected precinct committeeman;
and the following. all uoopposed,
we're elected delegates to the
county convention: IL: Heitnap,
J..R. M. Culp, Dr.. F. Wenz. Niles
F. Esbers, w. H. EdelbIute and
c. p. Evans.
Those serving Oh the election
board were Mrs. FL Firnsworsb. +
Mrs. Martha Saunders, Miss Jeau
Wenz and Mrs. c. l. Sage. ~
The next highest vote, a6. vas
poIled at the democratic. primary.
Rathdrum precinct gave QusrIes
23 votes to only two for. Rssebor.
ough. H. Fl. Mitchell was elected
precinct committecman, and F. G.
Hart, F. II. Bradbury g. w.
Flemming and Ernest Rcinigef
were chosen delegates 70 the
county convention on August i9-
The election board consisted of
! Mrs. Ernest Rciniger, John
Schroeder and Dswet Bradbury.
Ia the progressive primary ~
votes were cast In the principal
contests the votes were: Sheriff,
Geo. w. Ruedi Of Spirit Lake, Ia;
Z. K. Hansen Of Ceur d'Alene. s.;
county superintendent, Mrs. M.
Todd, IA; Mrs. Pauline Martin 8.
Charles S. Green was reelected
committeeman; and Charles, s.
Green, E. Q. Stoddard, Wn.
Neustel and Mrs. Leo Lentsch
were elected delegates.
The progressive election board
consisted of VIM. Neustel. E. g..
Stoddard, Mrs. Leo Lsntsch and
Mrs. E. S. VonH ostcen.
Out of 365 voters registered in
this precinct, Io4 voted 10 the pri-
maries.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-08-08
cGUR D'ALENE

Despite the amputation Of his left
arm 10 an effort to save his life, John
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-28
z CINNosTI sBoRoV 81. LiGY

Brat Michal Hradnansky, zap.
397. sboru pisc, re usporiadali
prednaSku ze sa I'M vydarila.
Brat karol PetraSek, preds. 399
sboru plse, ze V nedel'u, 7. dec
bude New Yorksky Okresny Sbor
vydrziavat' sch6dzu v Boontop,
n. j., zc dotycna schodza bude
spojena $ prednaskou.
Brat Ignac M. Krsak, predseda
20. sboru pise, re sd i'm prcdnaska
znamcnite vydarila. D'alej ozna.
mule, zc dotycny sbor posiela
sbicrku vymahania Pittsburgh
skej Dohody v obnose $4,000.
Brat Pavel Ziros, tai. 2O4. sboru
oznamil, ze usporiadali malu IA
bavu, ktorej odovzdava dotycny
sbor 1915 na sbierku vymahania
Pittsb. Dohody.
Brat Ferdinand Slavik, preds
2l2. sboru postal "a osem cleno'
prispevky. Sbor tento bol len he
davno zreorganizovany dnes u
pocita pekny i pocet clenovs 7.
horliv!ch narodnych pracovniko
"a lepsiu vol'nejsiu budncnost
nasho slovenskeho naroda.
Brat Pavel Sajdoch, iskrenn
narodny pracovnik nam pise, Z
pracuje vseuoAue Ia w, aby Sd
steubenyille, @. zalozil sbor Lig,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-28


Brat Jozef Katric, horlivy Glen
Ligy ziada, aby sme mu poslali
listiny "Ziadost 0 clenstvo'', le-
30 Dc pracuje usilovne "a ziskanic
iprimnych Slovakov do Sloy. Li-I
gy do prace "a to, ably Sloven-
sko patrilo Slovakom.
Brat Stefan Hradnleek Flint,
Mich, nam pise, ked'ze sa Slo-
vensla Liga usiluje yymoct pre-
,lovensky narod to, GO mu ako ma
.odu patri, ia co Slovak budem
Slovenskii Ligu V tejto vznesenej
praci nielen mravne, ale hmotne
,odporovat' ba vykonam vsetko,
% bude mojej moci, ably sa Y
1asom meste zalozil sbor Llgy a
,omahal dstrednej sprave v praci
"a uzakonenie Pittsburghskej Do
,ody ustave CS. republiky.
Brat Jozef Varga, zap. 121. sb,
Use, re usilovne pracuj1 "a to, a
W l21. sbor bol ma pocte clenstya
ilny. Sucasne postal nam cle-
,ovsky prispevok "a noveho Gle.
Ia.
Brat Jozef Nocjar, zapisnik 81.
boru v Lorain, Ohio pise, ze ich
! ,bor zamysl'a usporiadat, pred
nasku vyvihdt' agitaciu "a Il
; >kanie wac clenov.
Brat L. @. Kozar, tai. Okres.
| neho Sboru New Yorku nam pl
Sc, ze podl "a. uzavretia predosle.
schodzi nrad Okr. Sboru robi pri
pravy ma privitanie Scotusa Via
tora, ktory ma prist' do Sp. Sta
TOW prednasat'.
Brat Andrej Holiga, pokl. 90
sboru oznamuje, ze Ma Den Vd'a
kyvzdania maju prednasku. Sbo
sa nachodi v Dayton, Ohio. Pred
nasat' bude horlivy iskrenn,
narodny pracovnik brat Karol Be
lohlavek.
Brat n. n. v Kanade, pise NJ.
slovenski vyst 'ahovalci kanad
nielen re s1hlasime S programor
Slov. Ligy, ale i "a uskutocneni
tohoze programu vsemozne pra
cujeme, lebo vidime, ze uskutocnt
MIN programu Ligy dosiahne ma
narod to, "a elm tIzi kazde roar
Verne slovenske srdce, t. j., alb
Slovensko patrilo Slovakom.
Pri tejto prilezitosti poznam'
navam i to, ze Slovak trpi niele
& & 20 svojej rodnej vlasti, ale i. I
:? hranicami. Isty Slovak Michalk
zamestnany pri zeleznici Ontarj
ochLrcl talk, re ostal prace nescho
nym. Prisiel ma tunajsi csl. kol
zulat informaciu, re jake by s
: dostal do starej vlasti. Pan koI
zul. ako to ma vo zvyku, poved
mu, MY Vam nemozcmc pOmoct
Druhy skoro taky isty, pripad
stal ist6mu Skopikovi, ktory pl
siel sem do Kanady V april t.
y il t'azko ochorel. Tento spolubr
dostal sa do naSho mcsta pol
!, tovania hodnom stave. Vyhl 'ad
tunajsi Gsl. konzulat, ably dost
nejaku informaciu, ale Dol tax o
y praveny, ako ten predosly. \
st 'astie dostal vsak. adresu tuna
-, Sci privatncj kancelarie, ktor
:; mattel mi sti PIP. Krivanek a Fa,
< tito sa no zaujali a 70 svojich vi
Stnych penazi zaplatili mu byt,
= 40 inac no nikto nechcel priJat
Ma druhy den odovzdali ho
? chudobinca, ktor6ho no iste d
portujii, alebo kto vie co sd S nj
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-28
KoNZULkT CEsKOsLoVEN-
SKEJ REPUBLIKY
v Clevelande. 803 w. Superior
Ave-, hl'ada nasledujnoe osoby !:

Zuzanna Pavuk, rod. Dulovic,
posledne zdrzovala sa.,v Youngs-
town, 0. y
Andrej Halcisak, posledne V
Clevelande, O., 1923 E. 6s St.
Frank Natl, syn Franka Malta,
povodne 410s Beck Ave, Cleve-
land. Ohio. '.'1-@t
Jan Zezulak, posledEe, V Cleve.
lande, O., 1906 harrington Ave,
Juraj Unger, predtym restaura.
ter na Smichove, posledne Gle.
velande, O., 3059 East IS st.
Jan Halas, riaditel' alebo spolu:
ma ajitel' elektrickych podnikov '
Clevelande, hl'adany Frantiskon
Napravnlkom Humpolca.
Maria Dupejova, vydana Sisko
va. posledne v Cleveland, O., 233;
st. Clair Ave. ,
Mikulas Vince, posledne v Miles
Ohio. 721 Belmont Ave.
lazanna Kalandova, posledne
Clevelande, 122O7 Union Ave.
Darbora Pastorova, rod. Szahe
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-28
Frantisek HrahAk mar, 1875 I,
kvani, okres Rokycany.

rrauIlScK QFdH3ek AeeF. 1910 Y
kvani, okres Rokycany.
Stanislav Blaha, rod. v Zahora-
noch, kraj Tabor, okres Milevsko.
Vaclav Cerny, mar. v r. 1897,
syn Jana a Antonio Zbankovei,
vdova Maria Franz, posledne v Gle
yelande.
Jan Berdich z Opavy, Sliezsko,
posledne v Turtle Creek Pa.
: Jan Henzel, mar. 3. jan. 1887 vo
Varpalanka, Podkarpatska Rus.
Leopold Glass, posledne Der.
roit, Mich, 397 vieder st.
Jan Domankus, posledne 1885,
II. 90 st. v Cleveland, O..
Jan Babica .Kletik z Detvy, te
raz v Detroit, Mich.
Zuzanna Hager, rod. Stacho
byva Cleveland, o.
Anton a Maria Pikova, rod. &c
chova, mar. ls4Q a 1874 vo zbi
rove. ..,%sss8
= zKto vie nieso o~osude Jana Ho
luba, cigarnaka z,sDetroit, Mich
ktory je nezvestnym Cd r. 1912
Komu je znamo nieco Jozef>
vi .stachovi, rod. 1882, ktory ms
zomret' kdesi v spoj. Statochs
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-28
NOYk DIYADHIlgk
KUSY y XRAJA.

MaA HdsIeuoshe uiVaaelhe hu
~ ne predaJ:
vsho, Ifaska y !. deJs1Ve.
sanoak' hlstoricka afama ' o
deJstvach.
Y u4unea'c' Aart Y !. de1stve'
IrNc 10 true sleOo oary 9 ku-
zia. 1artovny obrazok z dedinske-
no zlvota so sfcvml .. deJoch.
sAa sooaa VsesAo aleDo skrO-
ten& dlvOcka. sseiohra 7. deJ-
stvacn.
ffsvrnnusa slanicka. veselohra
" !. ae3stVe, Amanaas Neselohra
Y J: deJstve.
stras1dlo. L'udova veselohra 50
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-28
YoUNasFowNekl sLeyEKsxl EoyIH1

sky k svojeti, ku syojej materin-
skej reel, tax prestanete podporo-
vat tych l'udi, ktori "a prazdnu
slavu, "a urady, "a misu sosovice
zradzaj0 / tie ntle slovenske sr-
diecka, 2 ktorych sa ozyva: ia
som mala Slovenka.." Ss
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-28
URADNE zPRkVY
slovenskej Llgy ' Ameriks
vYKAz
vybavenych xalezitosti v Informac
nom Oddsleni Slov. Ligy "a nesiae
oktoher 1924.

j. d., Donofa, Pa, dostal infor-
maciu OIL 'adom vymahania licen-
Gle pre- krcmu na Slovensku.
j. IT,, Kenaston, Sask., Canads
dostal informaciu OIL 'adom vyma
hania pasu Kanady do Spoj. St
M. u, McDougall Mills, Ont,
Canada dostal informacie ohl'a
dom prist 'ahovaleckeho zakona 8
vymahania pasu Kanady sem.
j. S., Fargo, n. Dakota, ziada
o zachranu pred deportation do
starej vlasti. Ziadosti jeho snazi
me sd vyhsvet'.
j. j., Export, Pa, dostal infor
maciu OIL 'adom vymahania jeht
rodiny na svobodu, ktor6 pre- pre-
stupenie prist 'ahovaleckeho zakC
ma chc1 tunajsie urady deporto
vat do starej vlasti.
j. B.sv .Grindston, Pa, ziada G
poskytnutie rady pomoci pri Wy,
mahani cestovneho pasu pre- jeho
rodinklp do Spoj. Statov.
A. M. New Brighton, Pa. do
stal informaciu OIL 'adom prist "a
hovaleckeho zakona a doprave
MIA jeho brata u Kanady sem.
j. G., Yarba; Sask. Canada, do
stal informaciu ohl'adom vyma
hanna .eestovneho pasu do SIP. St
j. NJ, Greensburg, Pa, poda
ziadost' 0 informaciu ohl'adon
zadovazenia pody z, parcelovanycl
vel 'kostatkov ia Slovensku.
P. s., Steubenville, Ohio, do
stal informaciu z nasej Informal
nej Kancelarie V Bratislave OIL a
dom zadovazsnia pody parcelo
yanych vel'kostatkov na Sloven
sku.
NJ. X. V Detroit, Mich. dOstal i
formaciu ohl 'adom zalovazenia
cencie pre- Obchod krcmarsky n
Slovensku.
]. s., Ell Paso, Tex, ziada 0 Il;
chranu pred deportaciou do st;
rel vlasti a o poskytnutie pomo'
j jeho rodimkc IA Slovensku. Iii
-, dosti jeho snazime sa vsemozr
vyhovet'.
Bratia Slovaci, sestry Slovenll
tieto vybavene zalezitosti nasic
rodakov SIT dokazom toho, ze ST.
venska Iiga kona dobru a pr
spesnii pracu pre- mas slovensk
narod tn starej vlasti. Pre-
obraciame sa Ia kazdeho upril
n6ho Slovaka a Slovcnku $ upril
nou prosbou, ably sa stall elem
Slovcnskej Ligy a pomahali ma
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-19
COMMISSIONERS
 TO ATTEND MEET
WocO Pep Planning Ban- quet At Big Birthday
 Celebration

Members of the city commission and original users of Woco Pep will be guests of the Wofford Oil company at the company's annual "birthday ban quet" which will wind up today's cele- bration of the twenty-first anniversary of the founding of the company and the sixth anniversary of the introduction of Woco Pep motor fuel, according to announcement Tuesday night. The com mission was invited to the banquet at the regular meeting on Tuesday morn ing by c. H. Armstrong of the company and Commissioners McLendon, Harri- son and Cloe accepted. Commissioners Echols and Dickson are expected to ac- ccpt Wednesday.
 Eight local motorists who purchased Woco Pep when it was first sold on March 15, 1918, have also been found and will be guest of the company at the banquet and the theatre party after ward.
 The theatre party at the Lyric will wind up day of sales conferences and entertainment which has been provided all local and visiting Woeo men during the day. After assembling at 10 o'clock at the company's plant, Thirty-third stret and Ninth avenue, north, to in spect the tank farm" they will be taken to the filling station of the Con sumers Oil company, Avenue r and Twenty-first street, where a contest to set a new worlds speed record for filling an automobile tank with 10 gallons of motor fuel will be staged. Entries in tho contest have been received from three states as well as from local Woco station operators and motion pictures of the novel contest will be made for n weekly news reel.
 At 12 80 o'clock agents of the con- pany will be guests of c. T. Wofford. president, at luncheon at the Southern club. At o'clock the entire party will assemble again in front of the Tutwiler hotel for the group picture after which 9 sales conference will be held in the Tutwiler ballroom with c. H. Arm strong, sales manager, in charge. At 30 o'clock visiting Woco men will be taken on a sightseeing ride around the city.
 The birthday banquet will begin at o'clock with Thad Holt, advertising manager of the company and president of the new Woco club as toastmaster.