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Evening star., 1924-09-21
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

NEARLY NEW HOME IN OF BEST SEC
tions In Mt Pleasant; rooms, tiled bath, i,, az,
rear porches. copper screened; inst. gas nearer;
bnilt-in garage; good yard TO paved alley
priced right. owner. Adams 1888, No AGENTS
heal VALUE; MOD. 5-IiOOM BUNGALOW;
ha ardwood floors and open fireplace; 5000 cash;
bal. monthly. See builder and owner. John NJ
PHILLIPS. llo Elm ave. Tnkoma PARK.
81 $50 Is 4 Low PRICE NUKTHEAST FOR
g large rooms, screened porchrs. tile bath,
h.-w.h. cleo. laundry trays. built-in garage
and refrgerator. Frank. 6054W. 81.
PRICE Only S8.WU; EASY TERMS: CLOSE
bath. This is one of the best bargains on
market today. as location is ideal for room.
ing aud boarding Address Box le4-D' Star
GOOD 7 ROOMS AND BATH, BAY WINDOW
brick dwelling: near 5th and II SITS. ne;
price reduced to $6,250.oo; be purchased
through building association on good terms.
p. ]. WAIIsHE. ING. 10Y Eve i. NV.
BUNGALOW BARGAIN. DIRECT FROM
owner; Cleveland Park, within block OF Conn
provements: s13,3O0: no commission. Cali
cieve. soss now or cleve 221s after Sunday.
Capitol; 2family house; rooms; h-wh.;
electricity: spac" for garage: in Al condi-
sG1 owner 90 sdSised 70 rduSs price from
McGW bldg. Main 1881.
AN BUYING LARGER HOUSE, THEREFORE,
garage. on You st. NV. bet. North Capitol
and 1st. at great reduction; house is in OK
cellent condition. Address Box 1i3-D, Star
office. 2l'
90 RANDOLPH PLACE NORTHWEST e
rooms. sleeping porch, glassed in superior
electric Lighting fixtures, floor plugs, new
linen shades, brick garage with running water
and speaking tube to house, paved alley,
bronze screens decorations and clean,
atural white ash trim, radio wires up. hear
ing grape vines. Inspection after o'clock.
North 1904 W 21s
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE ON L STREET
rooms and . baths. brick Price sl3, 800
terms A real bargain in wonderful
neghborhood. No agents. Address Box 242 ID,
Star office 21s
Evening star., 1924-09-21
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

I7G4 CORCORAN sT.-SIX MASTER BED
rooms. two baths; closing estate; bargain
price. +. G. LASALLE BRYANT, sos 18th
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Pokratovanie.)

Andrew JACKSON ls2alas7 Kto chce porozumet' Jack
sonovu administrator naas citat eho nkdy pred
tvm toho easu Amerka neprisla tax bSo ku Wade
ieneho elovela ako "a jeho radovana Jefferson vysov
tar deu denokratickej vlady ked poveda z dna otaz
ka aka sa predlo kanddatovi urad Je on cest
N.Y. Je on schopnys Bude podporovat ustavug tomto
hol ako n prezident ktor styrdsat rokov od
stran mene rankov osobne alebo strannckc
prieny jackson ukazal nakseho ducha ke pepust bez
vsetkeho dvatc kranskych 1radnikov behom sesch me
siacoy zapniac ich svom lud mi kori hasovali
tiketu.'' 4. SO 40
J.sausu bsnia spejsayeh asi.ev Despotieha povaha
prezlentova zjav hed adsprel posichnu rozhodnn-
tie Najyysseho sddu Obiava ked znisfl bankn
spojench statov jackson nenavdel til banku, ktor me-
noval onopolo,n. vyhlasil must byt zrusena Ably u
rozb rozkazal vyahnut $40 GEO vladnych vkladov
Banka pozhsven ne sxei hlavne cas prosriedkov "a
savla dinnost Tato uaost povzhula paniku roku 1884,
nakusu pohromu anerc4ej nancnej historic &tora nad-
a padiatku naseovassei aniisrace Wan BurenoseD
a vfedla 4 porazke +dsmokrzsekej strany. ~:
NsfhasuJ vjpss, lsa4 Najvyssf Sud jediny ma moe
nietnry zakan kengresom vyhlasae no "a
protviae sa ssave cd rok 1900 do 1860 acere say
mysley on ay podobna pravo South Carolina jednala
Ola tohe Zakonaarna South Carolny svolala statnn kon
venciu ktora praa nlfkaenv vyhasujc diva cone
zakony neplan Vynos zakazoval sbeane ella
sastkaeh South Careny zakazoyal apelovat Najvyss
Sud- svoaval mlieiu hroz odtrhnutim (zanechanim
Unie) ak by ederalna vlada cheela pouzt silly .
Ackol Jackson boil zvoleny strankou ktor verila
pravach satov tito zalezitos chyt praE konec W.
dial prhlasenie varoval South Caroln pred vzdo
federanym vrchnostam postal vaecne lod tvo do
Charstonu svoal kongres, ably kona svoju povnnost
Kongres vynieso tax zvany zakon moc davajc prezden
take rozene prava axe davane len vojny aebo
narodneho nebezpecenstv Zakonodana South Carony bez
cakana svoane druej satnej konvence 2rua nulifi
kacny vno ale prijala druhy, kor kongresny zakon
moc vyhasia zrusenI neplatny. Takto nebezpecna
otaka stanyh prav neboa urovnana ale predlzena
pokoovane krany dalsic tridat rokov vieda konec
k obcanskej vojne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-24
KU %. oKTOBRU.

Ceskoslovenska republika sav sieste v!roce svojho
jestvovania Vyrocie sestich rokov usovnej rce jej
obcanov upevneni jej zakladov budovan ej krovu
Ako kazda udska prca e nedokonaa, tax e al ato bu-
oyd nae1 fodnei xlasti Ale rako kazd chyba da ma
pravt ked e zbadan ,znana tax al ,tu pride casom
naprave, ktora uspokoji ked ME kazdeho, TAX aspoh
Nelkd vaesinu jej obaanstva: Il -
Fl Geskdslovenska repblika ufoba krasne okloky ga
tie krake roxy vydobyla 81 vynikaj1ce posavenie me-
dz nirodan svea svojou pokojamilovnost ochotou
K spoluprac svetoyy mier Jej hospodarska ustdle
most ez vacsej takze velk nezamest
nanost ktora panovala, dla dei umensuje Je
dine este polcke uslenosti neto Je stave kvasena
Ma ednej straiie s tn tredne boe robotnctva kapt
lom tychto dvoch rolnictvom; druhej srane boj
protistatnych nemeckych mad arsch elementov ktore
stale napinajn silly osabene postate republiky;
tretej srane tn este neresen sovensk otazka ktor
sposobuje tol Ike nesndze vntros statne konsoidac
Ze ei resenu nedoso este, snad vazne pricmy ale
re tomu dojde, name pevni vieru lebo nemyslme re
by repubka nemala dost muzov, ktor vida do dial Ky
ktori vdia re pomery, axe panu1 Sovensk, nemozu
zostat lvalymi re tn musi prist rozhodne naprave
Bez spokojenia Slovenska ME e mozne zmohutnenie
publiky vnftri vonok. Madeleine sa, re buduce
kroky vlady smerova bud1 ulcitejsie tomuo cel'u.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-24

Ma Zapad prermom skdner Pre- ebezpc rozaee od INDIA
monlch kompanac vednych jed
nka uaborily takeo vypravy
spay vozoch, muzov
boli zamiehanl
kazde aleho tri hodinv.
Rozmaeh ku Pacifku 1s401S6o Pc vyhrani slobody,
rozsirene hranc aebe posp slobodneho uu konnen
I najodusev nuncim vavom americkej drame Obrovsky
rozmach troch edno druhym nasedoyavsch posupoch
zaniesol nasu zastavu cd Mississippi ku Pacifiku.
Prvym postupom bolo pripojenie Texasu, ked 81 teno
stat vydobl needvislss cd Mexka zaa pristup do unic
Druhm boo nadebudnutie Oregon hzema smluvou Vekou
Brtauiou. obe krany robiy 81 naroky Oregon; ato
azka prakeky bola resepa samyn amerekymi pianierm
ktori wall vsade sebou amerck zasavu Tretl posup
ktor nasedoyal nevyhnute bola zauatie Caforne J
hozapaau prasom podananeria po mexckej vojne
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-24
SLAVA SLOVAKOM MA BENWOoD AVE-!

Nektor ct. citatelia mono budl palnatat Ia ca-
nok amerkanzovani, ktory sme tn uverejni pred
kom nom vyzyva Slovakov, ably 81 svoje uce dali
dlazdit ably al MICH vial duch Ameriky.
Tohto leta obyvatelia Benwood Ave, ktori st vacsm
dielom Slovaci dali 81 dlazdit' svoju ulicu
Netreba tn zd6raznovat vsetky vyhody dlazdenej u
lice ebo si eny zname kazdemu, ko rad ma krdsu ci
sotu Slovakom Benwood Ave. gratulujeme ieh po-
kroku ame re budi slizit priklad inlm hromadne
byvajdeim Slovakom meste
Tiez by odporlcali nasim rodakom aby sa st a.
hova aej cd oceliarn Dym ocelovy prach, ktoreho
sa nadychad skod ich zdaviu Ale tisicnasobne Wac
trpa ich det Lebo skodl to al ch dusevnenu rozvou
Toto blzke byvane pri ocelaach ueinkue mich TAX
ako jamo. Ich dusevny poet neprenkne chmary fabri
ckeho dymu; cd mlad privykajd nan preto ncvzbudi
sa nich tax ahko tuba byt al nieGim epsim niecm
yyssim spolocnosti ludskej Ked' vyrast, "a
ujimaju zvacsa miesa svoch otcov NepokroGa stupe
vyssif, nevymania ovzdusia fabrekeho, nepozual
krajsieho, yyssieho zita.
Mate radi svoje deti? Isteze nado vsetko na svete
ked i'm chcete dobre ked chcete ably i'm bolo lepse Ii
vote nez Yam odst 'ahujte sa cd fanov'', dy1nu
sladu neeistoty krase ulice date tax prieztost
videt ich dusevnym oeiam nlrakavy fabrickeho dy
cez hnu t'azkeho fabrckeho zvota Vase det ST to
zasuza. Ony maju na to pravo. Pravo ktore i'm dava
Bob anericka soboda prleztosti vysint sa tax vysoko
ako 81 zaslfzia Ale tomu potrebu1 iasnejs rozh ad
na sve nez aky I'm poskytuje byyanie zadymenycA
zacadenych, nezdravych uiciach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-24

Since .vzdy ia svete na nieco
svieti - najcastejsie ale Ia l'ud.
skd nespokojnost'.
zapasy dusevnyeh slakov ne
byrai4 pre- l'uai nikdy tab Aka
We, ako zapasy silikov telesnych.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-24

= n Z e Y =
Pricn teoyojne bolo hodne; prileztosto nej Dol
mexick tok americk6 vosko drace Rio Grande hra
medz nam Mexikom- Jedna americka kampan rycho
vyhrala Califniu Juhszapad duha daa nasej arnade
kautrolp seye<nsho Msyka treta skepea vpjnu zsuam
mexickeho havneho mesta.a .sss .s z,ss zs-s
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-24
MtDRos ovIA.

nczpeenou znamkou nevzdela.
nesli je nesnasanliyost'.
% 81 platne konu ysetky cpO-
fti jeke predk0v ked sam je lo-
fOr j klsm6r!
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-10-02

states and tiles; greetings and facts
from Montana newspapers to news
papers throughout the nation.
There are many ways to reach
people-none more effective than
from person to person."
Montana's Resources
MAJ Goodsill, formerly secretary
of the Helena Chamber of Commerce,
but now of the publicity depart
ment of the Northern Pacific, sug-
gested that the campaign might be
aided by a proclamation by the gov
ernor followed by proclamations by
the mayors of the cities and towns
and greetings from churches and
schools to churches and schools in
other states. Inserts could be used
to good effect in kilograms deliver
ed by the telegraph companies.
H. R. Cunningham declared that
the plan of the railroads was the
most comprehensive that he had
ever learned of in 35 years. He
told of the comeback the state had
staged and spoke most optimistic
ally of the future. Already debts
were being rapidly liquidated and
Wall ChC f6ob 1O0O01 OS0J S0lO0
mining, numbering, power and hor-
ticulture, no state in the Union could
prove a better case than Montana to
the prospective homeseeker.
w. S. Mccormack, Montana rep
resentative of the federal land bank
said that the farmers in this state
are liquidating their loans from two
to six per cent above farmers from
other states in the northwest, ac-
cording to the reports on file at
Spokane.
Lewis A. Campbell of the state
agricultural department outlined
plans %embodying some of the sug-
gestions advanced by the railroad Of
ficials and suggestions how CONNER
cial clubs, farm organizations and
other clubs might forward the cam
These suggestions are to be
taken into consideration at a meet
.ng to be held shortly.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-10-02
Rail Executives Cite Methods For
the "MOntana Month" Carnpaign

Here are the high points suggested in Helena recently by
ton railways for conducting the million Dollar" advertising cam
Daign to be carried out during Montana month:
l--Proclamauonb by the governor and mayors to be arranged by
the Montana Municipal league.
Rural meetings to discuss Montana resources and opportuni-
ties to be arranged by state college of agriculture, farmers union and
farm bureaus.
Stalks on Montana in theaters and Montana moving pictures
IN theaters to De arranged by chambers of commerce.
4-Montana programs in schools during Montana Month" to be
arranged by schoo superintendent aided by women's clubs.
ranged by Montana Press association.
6-Montana displays in store windows next December to be ar
ranged by Montana Retail Merchants association.
Radio talks from broadcasting stations in the United States
tic be arranged by the state department of publicity and Montana uni
8-Montana inserts in all mail leaving Montana next December
organizations, clubs, lodges, and others in Montana.
9-Christmas greetings and letters to be sent throughout the
United States under auspices of all public spirited organizations, state
presidents to assume responsibility for their particular organizations.
1O-Greetings to tourists who signed registers in tourist camps
and chambers of commerce, to be arranged by chambers of commerce.
1.-THE mailing of marked newspapers and clippings, boosting
Montana, throughout the United States to friends, to be arranged
through Montana Press association through publicity and local papers.
roads. Montana development association to canvass the state and
recommend to the railroad dining car departments what products will
best advantage. ~-O "A' 80
13--Montana educational programs for clubs, to be arranged by
vertlsing clubs, m others. Women's club programs to be arranged by
National publicity, magazine articles in magazines in which
big railroad ads appear, newspaper stories, syndicates, pictures roto-
vertisng experts to be appointed by Montana Press association and
to be aided by chambers of commerce.
15-Letters about Montana from school children to be sent to
a selected mailing list in eastern states, to be arranged by the presi-
dents of state teachers associations.
16-Montana products, exhibits in cities, to be arranged by XII
wants club.
the United States, to be arranged by Montana Hotel Mems
association.
1S-Montana newspapers to be used next December at doors of
in cooperation with Montana Hotel Mems association.
19-Inserts in kilograms, to be arranged by Montana governor.
20--Inserts and letters about Montana from commercial houses
to other commercial houses to be arranged by Montana Development
21-Montana posters, printed by the railroads, to be posted in
banks, stores and club rooms. Distribution t. be arranged by cham
hers of Ommerc
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-10-02
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We have a method for the control Of Asth-
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No matter whether your case is of long stand
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ent as Chronic Asthma or Hay Fever, you
should send for a free Trial of our method.
No matter in what climate you live. no matter
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We especially want to send it to those
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paroxysms.
This free offer is too important to neglect a
single day. Write now and begin the method
at once. Send no money. Simply mail coupon
below. Do it ~Today-you even do not pay
postage.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-10-02

full people to come; we want them
to succeed after they get here.
"The results which we expect to
attain in this campaign will be Gu
mulative but slow in manifesting
themselves-do not expect this year
nor next year a great influx of set
tiers and business men seeking new
locations; do not wish for a boom.
The plan is not built along such
lines but rather for the purpose of
stimulating a gradual, healthy but
permanent growth without any set
back or reaction.
mo greater mistake could be
made than to induce people to come
to Montana who can never succeed,
nor adapt themselves to changed
conditions or surroundings"
Chester Davis, state secretary of
agriculture, who presided at the
meeting contributed some important
information relative to the states
growth.
A. B. Smith, of the Northern Pa
cific system was the second speaker.
The railroads have great faith in
Montana, Mr.. Smith said, and have
oil CdQg 0OL1OllOl u dIOu LAC IdCt OOLn
by the campaign now IN progress and
by the selection of men who devote
their entire time to working for the
states progress. Have Montanas
the faith that the railroads have?
He believed that they have and that
they will join in the work of bring
ing homeseekers of the right class
here.
Posters, he added, are to be plac-
ed in passenger stations of all three
railroads throughout the country;
Montana food products used on the
cars; Montana displays made
the window of stations.
Inserts containing salient facts
regarding the state and terse descrip-
lions of resources and reasons for
making this state a place of abode
ought to be mailed with every let
ter sent out by Montanans.
Send Christmas Greetings
December is the Christmas sea-
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-10-02
OF MONTANA
TO HAVE A PART THE
ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN

All eighth grade and high school
students in Montana will have al
opportunity to compete for a $1,000
prize to be awarded by the Depart
ment of Agriculture for the best slo-
gan for Montana Month" Slogans
are to be sent to L. A. Campbell, Di-
vision of Labor and Publicity, State
Capitol, Helena, Montana, on or be-
fore the first of November. A rep
resentative Montana committee will
select the best slogan on that date
and award the prize to the winner.
Names of the committee will be an
nounced later.
December is to be Montana
Month as a part of a we'll planned
publicity campaign for the Pacific
Northwest States to be conducted by
the Northern Pacific, Great Northern
and Burlington railroads. During
that month Montana will be featured
through all the advertising mediums
of the three railroads. All state or
CARNATIONS and institutions have
been asked to cooperate in making
December a month to advertise Mon
tana to non-residents and also to
bring home to Montana people the
resources and opportunities of the
state. To carry out the plan a slo-
gan is needed that will express not
only the bigness of the state and its
advantages, but that will carry the
spirit of a unity of purpose in all
communities toward a greater Mon
tana.
The State Department of Agricult-
ure has offered a prize of $1,000 to
be awarded the boy or girl who sub
mits the most suitable slogan. The
contest WILL be limited to eighth
grade and high school students in
Montana. All slogans should be
.ypewritten and sent to Mr.. Camp
1ell on or before November LIST. The
'ull name and correct address of the
he sender must accompany the slo-
,an and be typewriter if possible.
Original plans contemplated clos
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-10-02
Railroad Officials Present Program For
The Advertising of Montana's Resources

son, a season of greeting" he added.
Inc world will listen with recep-
tlon n friendly mind to Montana's
story in December; to greetings and
facts from Montana's commercial
houses to merchants throughout the
nation; to greetings and facts from
Montana institutions to institutions
throughout the nation; to greetings
and facts from Montana farmers to
other farmers; from Montana doc
tors and lawyers to other doctors
and lawyers; from Montana school
teachers and children; greetings
and facts from Montana state and
city officials to the officials of other
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-10-02

Sc per cent will be devoted to Mon
tana. 1t is expected to reach "a,
600, 900 people. Through the ad
vertising in national publications, il
is expected 6O,0OO,00O people, Pc.
tential tourists, will be reached.
Nothing But Truth
Both the railroad officials and re-
representatives. of various Montana or
CARNATIONS who spoke, were united
in one plan of procedure that only
the truth about the state should be
told either in advertising, by inserts
or posters or by letters and that the
sort of settler for the state should
be a person of some capital, eXper-
fence in farming and having intelli-
gence and a willingness to work.
December is montana Month"
Particular attention is to be paid
which is set for December, at which
time the railroads, the Great North
ern, the Northern Pacific and the
Burlington will do much advertising
in certain publications by posters
and by radio, moving pictures lee
turers, letter inserts and other de-
vices to direct the notice of the
public this way. Montanans, strong
in the conviction that Montana pos
sesses great resources and presents
opportunities for settlers will CO.
operate in every way possible. At
this recent meeting some good talks
were made along this particular line.
P. S.. Eustis, passenger traffic
for the Burlington, who
was scheduled for an address at the
meeting, was unable to be present
account of illness which overlook
him in Spokane. Talks were made
by A. j.. Dickinson, passenger traf-
fic manager of the Great Northern,
and A. B. Smith, passenger traffic
manager of the Northern Pacific,
and by Max Goodsill of the publicity
department of the same railroad.
The Railroads Program
The advertising in various publ
cations for Montana will begin, Mr..
Dickinson said, in November and it
will continue through January of
the coming year. Farm journals will
be used largely, 100000 readers
being thus reached. For two years
a joint advertising campaign has
been carrying the story of the north
west to the country. National inter
had been awakened and condi-
had now reached a point in
Montana where a drive for home
seekers could be profitably under
Specific advertising on Montana
n farm papers, coming as it will
rom November to January, will
farmers and prospective farm
RS who have time to read because
he winter season on the American
ARM he said. I'VE expect to de-
'elop thousands of inquiries about
Gontana from the proposed pro-
ram. Farmers who ask for book
cts and for detailed information
viii receive prompt If
correspondence develops genuine in
crest, our immigration representa-
ives will go direct to the farmer
arrange for their trips to Mon
ana.
when they reach your state,
[ontana people can help by hospi-
Atty, by facts, by honest dealings.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-10-02

NO-OPERATION in the million
Dollar" advertising campaign
- for the Pacific Northwest and
especially for Montana, was pledged
recently at a meeting in Helena, with
officials representing three rail-
roads who addressed more than a
hundred men from all parts of the
state.
Approximately 100000 will be
spent within the next - months adj
vertising, Montana, Wyoming, Ida
no, Washington and Oregon. A fea-
ture of the campaign is to be a S70,-
600 farm magazine advertising cam
paign starting November 1, of which
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-10-02

In Oregon the state Chamber of Com
merce has committees in many cOun-
ties to aDpraise lands. Well posted
and competent farmers and business
men are on these committees. They
list lands for sale to homeseekers
and sign what is practically an af-
fidavit t%estifying to fair values on
the lands accepted for sale. They
help h~omesteaders find farms, get
the right terms and see that the
neighbors help the newcomers along
the way also. 1t would be a fine
thing for Montana if the state be-
came famous for hospitality to
newcomers. All of us want success