davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-05-08

while DlaSC1nS SCumpS lOOhGu 1uIO one
stump to see why the charge of dyna-
mite didn't explode 1t did, and the
explosion sent gravel into their faces
with much force, causing severe injury
to their eyes. Attending physicians
declared they did not believe the
couple would lose their eyesight. Neu-
man is also suffering a shattered knee
as the result of the explosion.
Miss Hazel Webster Is, sopho-
more in the Lake Geneva high school,
was severely injured and two others
escaped with lesser injuries when an
automobile in which they were riding
was struck by freight train on the
Milwaukee road at Springfield.
Capt. w. w. Wismer, conservation
warden, Brentwood, has announced
that the conservation commission will
investigate all forest fires during the
season of 1924 where the fires get
beyond control and in the event of
damages the commission will prose
cute the guilty persons.
Application for patent has been
made by Mrs Julia Forester of Mani
towoc on a bib holder to be used for
infants. The device may be attached
to table and prevents crumbs from
falling. It is also suitable for hos
pital use where patients eat in bed.
A Is per cent increase in Workmen's
compensation insurance rates in Wis
consin has been ordered by the state
compensation board The order is
effective May Is. Announcement of the
increase was made by Thomas w
Bfoughton, secretary of the compen
! sation board.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-15

odayxaal Aldiks l5S KIDS listok
s tou poznamkou, ably So primno-
ho neponAhl'ala a aby nikomu ne
poyedala, komu ten vklad patri.
Ponevac sldzka nevedela,. kde je
"Sloy. vseob. banka'', poslala s
heu jej zamestnayatel'ka syojho
12-roeneho syna, aby jej banku
ukazal. Slnzka odniesla peniaze
do banky, dostala vkladnh kniz-
ku a dovzdala ju Mnohelovi. O
tom bola tiez vypocuta MATTEL
ka penzionatu, ktora ndaje sllz-
kyne potvrdila. Dalej vypoenla
policia Mnoheloyu domacu, ktora
udala, ze Mnohel ju postal dvak-
rat do tel istej banky dvoma
menSimi obnosmi. mladsi brat
Mnohelov sa primal, ze dvakrat
niesol diva. mensie obnosy do
"Sloyenskej Nseobcenej banky"
pre- Mnohela.
Ked' mala policia tieto zavaz-
ne okolnosti vysetrene, dosla 81
pre- Mnohela. Mnohel pri vyslu
chu tvrdosiine tajil, ale konecne
pod t'archou dokazov sa primal
a udal, ze potvod previedol spo-
lu S 25-roenym Milanom L'udeyi-
tom Provazaikom, pokladnikom
Slovenskej vseobecnej banky.
Ked' Mnohel knizku falsoval, od-
ovzdal ju najprv soferovi auta {.
$40, ably knizku a listok odov-
zda1 V banke q vypytal 81 Cd po-
kladnika kupon a ten ably mu
vratil. 10000 Kcs 81 Provaznik Wy
platil sam ten obnos sa Mno-
helom rozdelil. Po druhy raz po7
slal Mnohel. tym istym sposobom
do Slovenskej vseobecnej banky
fiakristu {. Al Provaznik wy
zdvihnul pokladnice pre- seba
pre- Mnohela $500 Kcs.
Pri vysluchu Mnohel udaval,
re penazi podvodom ziskanych
81 zaplatil svoje dzoby. Poklad-
mix Provaznfk, ktory bol vysess
trovany uz hned' vtedy, ked' boil
podvod banke objaveny, dlho
sa nechcel priznat' a ked' mu
radca Garay ukazal priznanie
Mnohelovo, dlho sktimal jeho pod
pis, ci je pravy a az potom sa
primal. Obidvaja pachatelia boil
zatknuti a boil odovzdani stat
nemu zastupitel'stvu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-15

ssd1yle, ~ ssasl ~ y 1eaa,
ing, ~.
Jan "A. Kocdr,' : taiemnik r. Q.
Box 996, Pittsburgh, Ia.
p. Jamriska, pokladAik, 62s
63O Grant St, Pittsburgh, "a. d
nezarIg vfhar:
Joxef HAsek, .predseda, Box p,
Middletown, Pa. /,
Jozef Durish, Glen, F. o. Box
17O4, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Michal Sincak, Glen, 321 Schoon
maker Ave, Monessen, Pa.
Porote.
Stefan Kukuca, ST., 210l Bowed
St.. Lakewood, Ohio.
A. NJ. Palaovie, 631 Samuel St.,
Youngstown, Ohio.
Payel Weber, Cleveland, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-15
TOH0RCNE AUGUSTOVE
SLkVNOSTI TURGIANSKOM
SV. MARITIME.

Vybor Matice Slovenskej 10 t.
IN. V. usrozumeni S predsednfc-
tvom Ceskoslovenskeho Cervene-
no kriza, Ziveny Muzealnej spo-
locnosti uzavrel, re tohorocne ma
rodne slavnosti " TurGianskom.
Sv. MARITIME budii II. a 13. angus,
ia S tymto programom Il. augu-
sta (utorok): o 2. hodine osobit-
ne porady delegatov Matice Slo-
venskej, Ceskoslovenskeho Cerve-
neho Kriza ziveny: o 4. no
dine spolocna porada vsetkych
troch spolkov. @ 5. hod. otvore-
nie, vystavy Ceskosloyenskeho
Cerveneho kriza a spolku sloven-
skych umelcov, s. ACADEMIA. =
II. augusta (streda): 8. sluzby
boaie. 10. manifestaene shro-
mazdenie spoluprace Matice Slo-
venskej, Ceskoslovenskeho Cerve-
neho Kriza a. ziveny, 1al2. polo
zenie zakladneho .kamela novel
budovy Matice Sloyenskej, 0 !.
spolocny obed, 3. navsteva Wy
stavy muzea, O g.. diyadelne pred
stavenie Spevokohl. Odhalenie
pomnika SvetozaEa Karbana Va
janskeho odroci 50 praydepodob'
| ne ma buduci rok. Veducou my
slienkou shromazdenia bude MI.
nifestacia troch veducich kultur.
nych spolkey: Mstlce Slevsnsksj
Csl. Cerveneho Kriza a Ziveny
To bude smyslom rezolucie, kte
ra sa precita shromazdeni a ci
tat sa bude i vo vsetkych vi
dieckych odboroch troch spolkov
4 Iniciatorkou spoluprace je. pred
sednfcka Ceskosloyenskeho Ger
veneho Kriza 81. DIR. Alice Masa
rykoya, ktora bude predsedat'
Y spolocnom shromaE Edspl.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-15

treba tejto nelnocnice ie pre- Bra
tislavu Fel'mi nalishaYi, odmiet-
la. financna kon1isia mesta tito
ziadost S, poukazanim ma to, ze
nemoze urobit taketo cavalier
ske dary, ako je daroyanie l73
jutroyeho pozemku. Finanena ko-
misia neuvazila zaiste dosah to.
no svojho rozhodnutja dilfame,
ze plenarnej schodzi mestskeho
zastupitel'stva bude Q veci roz-
hodnute inae. Stat sllbil podpo-
rovat tiito nelnocnicu poskytnu-
tim 40 proc. stavebneho nakladu
a Spolok pre- stavbu nemocnic ia
Slovensku vyjednaya SO zemskym
nradom pre peelivost' o ,valec
nych poskodencov a pre- poist o.
vanie robotnictva, aby rovnako'
prlSpelys vacSlml Obnosml lnve-
sticnymi. Ako sa dozvedame, Gel
kovy stavebny naklad na nemoc-
nicu bude emit 12.OOO.OOO Kes,
naklad ma prievoz pri 25 Kcs pre-
osobu denne emil by rocne 2,670,
600 Kes 600 posteli). Je otazka,
ci mestske zastupitel'stvo moze
svojim odmietavym stanoviskom
p evziat zodpovednost' "a zmare-
ME tohoto planu pripravit' ne
sc seine mnozstvo robotnikov, re-
meselnikov i obchodnikov brati-
slavkych o isty a trvaly prljem.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-15
i mfkleo 0xADu Ma'
BRATISr.AVY.

Trzne ceny potravin Cd q. do
81 jlla 1924. Hovadzie privaz
kom kg Kcs 1216. Hoyadzie
bez privazku 1913 Hovadzie
svieckovica cistena 2426. Tela-
Gle privazkom 14-16. Telacie
bez privazku 1870. Telacie ma
rizky bez privazku 25-27. BRAY
cove privazkom 14-l8. BRAY
cove bez privazku 14-20. Brav-
cove karmanadle 20 stehna els
tene Pop. Johnacie 12-14.
Hovad. pluca --.-3. Hovadzy ja-
zyk 14-16. Hovadvie jatra g.
10. Hoyadzie modzgy / kus g.
II. Hovadzie ladvenice l kg ID
is. Telacia pltca i12-14.T. Telacy
jazyk 14-16. Telaeie jatra 49,
20. 'Telacie modzgy kus S-10,
Bravcove pltica / kg 60. BRAY
'eovy jazyk PA. Bravcove jat-
"a ,12-14. Bravcova nadvenicc
'16. Udene maso 22-26. Stamina
ddena paprdkova ls-D. Slani-
ma bravcova surova 14-15. Sad
10 bravcove 16-1s. Mast !, TO-
Is. Mast >americka 1910. Rast-
lime tuky 12-20. Loj surovy g.
g. Druky 2.50-3. Hus ziva hlad-
ma 20-25. Hus ziva krmna mia
da lziya vaha) PA. Hus ci-
sstena krmna AIS. Kacica Ii
va 'hladna kps 14-2O. Kacica ci-
stenas krmqna q. I ky 15-1S. Kura
zive tohoroeae ma .vysmazenie l
kus 6-s. Kura zive tohorocne ma
pecenie 1915. Kurasdistene ma
Iysmazenie $40. Kura 'cistene
ia peeenie 14--16, Kura eistens
apoulard) 20-24: Vajcia u pro-
aucenta 90 az go. Vajcia u
obchodnika -.6V,az 10. Mile
ko l lit. 1.90-2lQ. Mlieko pre-
kojencov 2.30. Mlieko spre=Ye
ghurt 800. Smotana kysela $40:
Fyaroh bezmastny ! ky 4-5
Fvareh mastny 5-6. Tvaroh ma
stny homolkach (25 dkg) l kus
1.5O. Maslo varove l ky 20-22
Maslo cajove 32-36. Maslo Pa
hodkov6 danske 36-3S. Syr
grojsky 2s-32. Syr trapistsky
ementalsky tuzemsky 22-2S. Syr
20-24. Syr Rockford 24-2S.
Syr ovcf buchniku NASTY 16-2O.
Syr 7ovci buchniku polmastny
12-l6. Bryndza (maj jovka) Ia
hodkova 13-14. Bryndza MESA
na 1O-12. Muka na peeenie 2,60
-2.S0. Muka na varenje 2.30-
$50. Muka chlebova 1.60-2.40.
Ryza 3-6. Pseno 3-3.40. Krupy
jacmenne 2.4O-3.20. Zitna kru-
plea $3.50. Gersla 3.6O-4.S0.
Cukor 4.s0-5.20. Max 6-7. Mad
It's. Fazula stara $50. Fazu-
la nova -.6O-0.S0. Hraeh suse-
ny lupany 4,5O-6. Hrach zeleny
2-3. Hrach zeleny v luskoch
SOL. Zemiaky move 80
1.20 Ovocie. Orechy l1pane tu-
zemske 1 ky 23-25. Orechy lu-
pane besarabske $50. Orechy
nelupane s. Ceresne "a. Ribiz-
lie "a. Egres 81 81 Pomorance
kus 1-3. Citrony 10000.
Hrusky La 1 ky ga Hrusky liza
1-3.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-15
SgAY1A NE'nGooNIcE PRE
fuR1RKM.ozNYqR i l4&fs
"A FINANtNA Kel llFeIA. J,

Ma pondelkovej Sgile ] ehsd
ii mestskeho zastlpnel stva bra
tislavskeho pojednavana bude i
ladost' 6polkq prs Atsvbp ne
meeaie ~ SlovsRskp . dsrevaais
pozemk4 4a uemocnicu pre- tuber-
61(s ~ x 11atialszs. Heei eos
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-15
PoDARENT RANKoVY PRO.
KUR1sTA A PoKLADNIK.
Ako Dol objaveny podvod v SLOW.
Vseoh. Banke. Ddevca zaciatok
stopy. - Podvodnici So PRIMAL.
V Bratislave, 4 julia.

Ako vi yvcsra "slovensky Den
nix oznamil, boli yypatrani q
zatknuti pdchatelia .podyedu spa
ehaneho, ''Slovenskej Vseobec-
nej banke'' tyym, ze na padeland
vkladnl knkku Yyzdvihli 81 IS.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-15

aprils 9Q.00a KS = q. apEtle 35..
900 Kcs Zmocnili sa TAX ohapsn
ktory patril obchodnikoyi JQliu.
sow Magenovi y -Bratislaye, Pod.
vod boil odhaleny tym. ze mattel
vkladu Magen eheel q vysdyih-
nut 26 maja obnos 5000. Kas a
vtedy prisla banka ma to, ze pc
maze boly podvodne uz vyzdyjh-
mute predtym. Ma durhy den %,
maja banka oznamila podvod po-
icii, ktora hned' zahajila pod We
denim prednostu kriminalneho
oddelenia policajneho radou DIR.
Garaya kriminalnych referen-
tov Hunkovica a Kolenyiho $
pridelenymi detektiv, inspek.
Skrabalom a Wiegertom rozsiah-
lie patranie. Vkladna knizka Ju<
liusa Magena mala s vloziek a
preto museli pachatelia celu pr
VII stranu a eiastku druhej strany
knizky padelat'. V case stopova-
MIA bolo zistene, re pachateha 81
vyzdvihli 9 vkladnych kniziek na
mensie obnosy. Stalo sa to v ca
Sc cd 5. marca Dc II. aprila t. r.
%. marca vyzdvihnul 81 Magen
20 svojej knizki $1,000 Kcs, preto
musei paehatelia padelanie zme-
nit.', ale MATTEL znovu Is. ap-
rila vyzdyihnul. 81 obnos: 1900
Kcs take znovu' musei paehate-
liza este jednu knizku, psdelat'
Preto Is. II. aprila Hyzdvihli
81 Ease dve vkladne knHki, kto-
re ziskali vlozenim mensich OBJ
nosov do banky. Prvych 10000
Kcs ma padeland knizku vyzd-
vihli 81 Is. aprila ma Vel'ky pia-
tok, a po Vel'kej noel %. aprlla
| vyzdvihli 81 d'alsich $4,000 Kcs.
Policia vo dne v noci "a dlhy cas-
tento podvod vysetrovala avsak
bolo NONE no zistit' az len wee
ra to vlastne nahodou.
+ 5:1sty uradnik banky sa pamatal,
ze' asf pred yel'konocnymi SWAT
Rua,iisY5 prisla: 90 fEbspky zadnym
vchodom mlada s1uzka odov-
zdala mu 1istok a 175 Kcs. Trad
mix banky obnos i istok cd nej
prevail dal jej vkladnu kniz-
ku na spomenuty obnos. Dl'a po-
pisu osoby, udaneho spomenutym
uradnlk ON poGcia usilbvne po
oncj sluzke patrala ale nenasla ju.
Az predvcerom vecer spozoroval
isty nradnik "Slovenskej Vseobec-
nej banky' V Palackeho sadoch
mlade dievca, ktoore vyzeralo
tax ako to uvadzal popis onej
sltizky. Dievca sprevadzalo dive
male deti a predchadzalo sa sa-
doch. Uradnik, ktory ju spozoro
val, zavolal svojho kolegu, ktoryy
So k dievtatu pripejil, rezpraval
sa MIN a odprevadil no do kla-
riskej ulice, kde sa pred rozcho-
dom nou jej predstayil ako slu-
ha "Slovenskej vseobcenej liver
nej banky''. Dievca hned' pripo-
menulo, re bolo pred niekol 'kymi
mesiacmi V tejto banke vacsim
obnosom peiaz to vtedy, ked'
sluzila istom pcnzionate, kan
chodievali bankovi uradnici na
obed. To sd stalo uz neskoro ve-
Ger.
Rano o Z. hod. bol policajny
radca Garay 0 tomto pripade W.
| rozumeny a hned' zahajil patra-
ME d'alsie. Dievca, ktore sd vo-
la krstnym menom. Eva, bolo na
policiu predyolane a vypocute.
Udavalo, ze bolo zamestnane v
| penzionate ma Groeslingovej ul
{. 16. Jedneho dina pred Vel 'kou
nocou' poziadal prokurista tunaj.
sci Dreyarskej a priemyselne.
banky 32,rocny Antenln Mpohel
aby poslala syeju sluzku do oslo
venskej vseobecnej banky'
mensim obnosom. Mattel 'ka X to
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-15
Adressar ustrednej sprayy Sloy
Ligy v Amerike. B.

y q T"TI9
:. Ivan Bielel, predseda, 600-602
Grant ST., Pittsburgh, Pa,
:. j. G. Molitoris, podpredseda,
,166 Avenue A, New York. N. Y.
: Frantiska Jakabein, ,podpred-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-09-23
OFFERS FREE EYE GLASSES
70 POOR scHooL chill DRENl

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.-Eyery
public school pupil Of the city who
needs eye glasses but cannot afford
to pay for them will be provided
both with the preliminary eye test
and the glasses. free Of charge by
Doctor Barnett L. Becker, wealthy
optician.
Doctor Becker said that for some
time he has been seeking the most
appropriate way in which to show
his gratitude for the opportunity he
found on coming here from Poland
twenty years ago. penniless imIni.'
grant. He decided today to offer
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-09-23
VOTERS BUREAU OPENED
BY REPUBLICAN PARTY

A voters information bureau
has been established at 1924 New
York avenue by the Republican
Campaign Committee Of the Re.
publican State Committee for the
District and will be open to the
public from 8 a. m. to 10 p. m.
daily.
A. e. Chaffee and a corps OF
assistants will be in charge of the
bureau.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-09-23

The most fascinating
weaves of the new season
are here, arrayed in all their
splendor. Glorious silken
fabrics, rich, warmth-radiat-
ing woolens and exquisite
velvets. Fabrics that will
make the smartest, most
fashionable garments-each
in the best colors and
weights-priced unusually
low.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-09-23

assistance 20 needy school children
with defective eye sight, estimating
the gift will cost him about $40 OOO.i
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-09-23
Home Sewing Week
Brings Thousands of Yards Of Fashions
LOveliest Fabrics at Exceptional
Prices to Lansburgh & Bro.

The most carefully planned
budget will spread over nu-
merous garments for every
member Of the family-dol-
lars will go farther than
usual in the purchase of
silks and woolens during
this offering. Consult the
Standard Designer Fashion
Bookshelf the style and
then buy your correct yard
age here at Sewing Week
prices.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-09-23

Sanitary" BroOms, very finest, each. ...... 9S'
Red Handle Economy Brooms each. .......... 79s
Star or Ohio BrOoms, each Observation-Disclosures. 35C
"Samoset" ClOtheslines each ............... $50
Cotton Work Gloves, pairs for. .......... So
Cotton Mop Heads. each, 35c. stick, 15C
Safe Home Matches, large box. ............. s.
"Protecto" Safety Matches 3 dozen for. 25t
Superior Wax Paper, 80 sheets. ........... 40,
Paper Napkins, pkg. Of 100. ............... ia,
Waldorf Toilet Tissue, for. ...l............2 5c
Scott Tissue, for. ..................!. .35,
Sanitary Toilet Tissue, for. .............16 Isl
Glass Wash Board, each .................. go,
Banner Double Wash Board, each. .,......... 81
Evening star., 1924-12-14
GIVEN PERMANENT SITE.
Tree to Stand on Southwest Cor
ner of Sherman Square.

4 site fer the permanent Christmas
tree has been assigned by the Office
Of public buildings and grounds at
the southwest corner of Sherman
SQUARE which is directly south of the
Treasury Building.
The presentation of the tree will be
made to President Coolidge on Christ
mas eve by a member OF the American
Forestry Association. Three commit
tees will attend the ceremonies which
will be held under the auspices OF
the Community Center Department OF
the public schools. The community
center committee is composed of Mrs.
Cecil Norton Sisson, chairman; Col.
c. o. Sheriff.. vice chairman; George
D. Pratt, president OF the American
Forestry Association: f. c. Snyder,
United States marshal; Senator
Charles McNary. Representative Ham
i!ton Fish. L. w. Hardy, Samuel Hib-
ben of New York. Mrs. Gabriel Pei
ham Miss b. S. Shreiner, Miss Evelyn
Smith OF New York, F. NJ. SEEKER,
Paul Wooten and Mrs. Mary Moore
Forest
The committee in charge of cleo
trical decorations is T. l. Townsend
c. NJ Marsh, l.. T. Souder. George
Coleback, r. p Harrington and
George Mangan. The committee from
the American Forestry Association
will consist of o. NJ Butler, executive
secretary OF the American Forestry
Association: Miss Evelyn Smith,
president Of the Amawalk nurseries.
New York, who is the donor OF the
tree, and possibly the president Of
the association.
The exact hour for the presentation
has not been set. but will be decided
as soon as the wishes Of President
+ Coolidge are made known.
Conservation Of Trees.
The movement to prevent the cut
ting of young pine trees every year
for Christmas trees was started by
the American Forestry Association a
short time ago in order to preserve
the American forests. The offer of
the association to present a perma-
nent tree to President Coolidge for
use in Washington was accepted by
the President.
With the program Christmas eve
the Community Center will have
music and carol singing. The United
States Army Band will accompany
the singers. A brass quartet from
the Army Band will also play carols.
Arrangements have not been COM
pleted as yet, but the Community
Center committee said that If it was
possible plans to have the carols
broadcast from a local radio station
would be carried out.
The decoration of the Christmas
tree will carry with it a program
that will be carried out as a national
program. When President Coolidge
presses the button to light the lamps
on the Christmas tree he will stimuli
taneously light trees in many other
cities of the United States.
Evening star., 1924-12-14
THREATENS TO DROP
KARDOS CASE TRIAL
Judge Warns of Action Unless At
torneys Stop Delaying
Proceedings.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 13.-Warn-
ing was served by Judge Charles c.
Mott, who Is presiding at the trial
Of Louis Montgomery Kardos, jr.,
partner In the defunct brokerage con-
Germ of Kardos & Burke, charged
with having feIoniously traded
against customers accounts, that un-
less the attorneys for the prosecu-
tion and the defense ceased to bubble
. among themselves and Immediately
proceed with the examination of wit
nesses, he would declare a. mfstrial,
increase the bail of the defendant or
commit him to jail pending a retrial.
The judicial warning was issued
during the cross-examination Of Mrs.
Florence Noble. Brooklyn, against
whose account kardos is specifically
charged with having traded on
house accounts" The trial up to
that point had been marked by fire..
quent objections and a running fire of
cPoss-comments between opposing
counsel.
Mrs. Noble testified that on Janu-
ary 20, 1922, she had given an order,
through a Brooklyn branch Of the
Arm, for the purchase of SO shares
of Chandler Motor stock. She never
received the stock, she said, but later
had been informed that the stock had
been sold, and received "conflrma-
tion of SALE" She had never given
an order for the sale Of the stock,
she said.
other witnesses testified as to deal
ings with the defunct brokerage firm.
Miss Harriet Kaplan, head book
keeper for the Arm, gave an account
ON the witness stand Of the manner in
which tho brokerage firm dealt in
cross -orders," which had the effect
of nullifying customers orders, and
relieved the house Of actually carry
ing the stock which customers had
purchased. r
Trial will be continued Monday.
Evening star., 1924-12-14
CHRISTMAS TREE
. PRESENTED NATION
Great Evergreen on Way to
Capital to Serve Per-
manentIy.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
KATONAH n. Y, December ia
huge evergreen valued at $500 has
been presented to the Nation by the
,Amawalk Nursery to serve as Ameri-
cas- permanent Christmas tree, ac-
cordinR to S. q. Hibben. member of
the Society of Electrical Development.
Mr.. Ifibben said the tree will leave
here today on A special train for
Washington where 1t will be trans
planted in Sherman Square between
the Treasury Building and the White
House. President Coolidge will ac-
cept the gift on behalf of the coun-
try.
1t is planned to adorn the tree with
1900 especially constructed incan-
descent lamps, amber, green and red.
Permanent lighting equipment will
be donated by prominent electrical
manufacturers.
The planting of the tree. which Will
be in charge of of the American For
esters Association, is in the interest
of preservation of valuable ever
greens and popularization of the com
munity Christmas tree idea.
Evening star., 1924-12-14
JAILED FOR SMUGGLING.
Former Policeman Gets Term in
Atlanta. &

UTICA. N Y. December 13.-Five
years and nine days in Atlanta Prison
and fne of $4,000 was the sentence
imposed In Federal Court yesterday on
Edward r Cronk Of Malone, former
state trooper. who pleaded guilty to
bringing aliens into the United Statea
John Passera Of Champlain received
two years and four days and a $4,000
nns for smuggling aliens.
Evening star., 1924-12-14

In locking over income tax returns
many are interested In the how-come
instead Of the income.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1924-10-28
American Legion Gives
Up Idea of Carnival Here
Proposition Met With Disapproval of
Some Local Merchants.

Due to opposition on the part OF
a number OF merchants OF the city the
American Legion temporarily and
probably permanently abandoned the
idea of having a carnival in Dawson
during the week of November 10th.
1t was planned to have the carnival
here at that time, during which the
Legion would have charge OF the Ar
mistice day celebration Due TO the
heavy tax imposed on shows in Daw-
son it was the plan OF the Legion to
make a plea to the city council to al
low the carnival to exhibit here free
OF tax on the condition that they give
the Legion a stipulated share OF the
gross receipts. A petition was circu-
lated in the city and large number
Of merchants signed the agreement.
A special meeting of the council was
called Monday night to decide the
matter, but the veterans finding that
some of Dawson's citizens still OBJ
jected, called off the meeting at the
last moment, stating that they did not
desire to do anything unless unanl-
mously sanctioned by the merchants.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1924-10-28
LIVINGSTON FILES SUIT
BEFORE JUDGE EDWARDS
Haebus Corpus Proceedings Institut,
ed for Arrest Last Week.

Mr.. Will Livingston, who was re-
Gently adjudged guilty of disorderly
conduct and fined $50 in mayors
court has instituted haebus corpus
proceedings before Judge M c. Ed
wards.
Ii is alleged that at the time OF the
trial that Livingston declared hat he
would carry his case to higher court,
and made bond for the amount of his
fine. AS the expiration of the time in
which he must file his claim for an
other trial arrived, without his doing
so, he was called on for the fine by
Chief of Police Hill, and not produc-
ing same was placed in Jail
. He instituted haebus corpus pro-
ceedings before Judge Edwards Mon
day afternoon, but the decision has
not been rendered as yet. Livingston
is represented by w. B. Parks.
Livingston bases his claim for pro-
ceedings on the fact that he was tried
for violation of section 23l, which in
c1udes a large number of crimes, and
contends that if he can be found gull
ty of any one of these offenses he
will be found guilty OF violating the
whole section