davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-01

me pri 5000 koc1roch a $500 ma
asach, $4,000 mladych madiek. A
III SINE llz pri vlastnom zaklade
bohatstva. $4,000 mladych matiels
ia predeslych $500 je dohromady
$4,000 maciek. ktorych, poyedz-
me 10000 bude kocnrov $500
maciek. Tieto budn mat do roka
.665 900 mladych maciek, ktore. sa
po visc mesatnom dobrom krmeni
zabijdl, odern a kozky sa preda-
jd. Pocitajlic "a vyrobeni macaciu
kozku len 60 centov, ztrzi sa "a ne
|skoro $400, 100000. Spocitajme te-
raz vydavky. Pri opatrovani ma
ciek vvraabanf ich koze bolo by
zamestlrane 1000 robotnikov den
Fnym platoon priemerne 3 dolare,
a talk vyplatilo by sa i'm asi $219,-
600 mzdy. Technicky spr;ivca pod
niku NAL by rocne 1000 dol platu,
,obchoany spravca tiez 1000 dol,
podspravca 1000 dol, polSladn.k
$4,000, nctovnik $4,000, styria d.
relztoria po $1,000, zavedovacie
trovv, bytne. oprava zvacsova-
ME stavisk. cestovne trovy, dan a
nepredvidane vydaNky $4,000,
spolu $37,oo0 Prijem "a kozky
100000, vsetky vydavky vyse
| $256,000, zostalo by cisteho zisku
$126,000. Tcnto by sa d. navrhl
spravy podelil nasledovne: $780,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-01
lJMRTNOsT MATIEK.

Len malo ktori mas zpozna.
vajn, ze prinasanie deti ma svet
je terajsom case nebezpecno,,
vecou, nakol 'ko sa to zivota ty-
ka. Roku 1916 utratili SINE Sp.
Statoch prinajmenej 10000 zien
nasledkom vsetkych prfcin, spoje.
nych tchotenstvom, a takmer
vsetkym tymto smrtnNm padom
m6hlo sa predist'. P6rodova no
rncka jc ton najcastejsou pricinou
smrti V radoch tehotrych zien, a
je to istou formou Zapalenia rany.
vo vacsine povstavajnccho od do
dania zapalenia ma rukach osetru-
juceho V case narodenia diet at a.
Jedna matka zomiera z kazdych
$50 padov rodeni diet at "a, jedno
diet a kazdych dvadsiatich Five
narodenych nedozije sest' tyz-
dnov. V zakopach poeas vojny 20
meral asi jeden vojak kazdych
pat 'desiatich V boii sa nachodia-
cich.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-01

900 by sa rozdalo iieastinarom ma
iidelok, a sice ma kazd1 800 llca.
stinu nslo by So 81, 600, Go zodpc-
yeda lOO0-percentovci diyidende.
$26, 900 dalo by sa do rezervne.l-
zakladiny. Preto ae dl'a pravidicll
trvanie spolocnosti nrcene je M
~ rolsov d diyidenda vyplaca sa
len od treticho roku pocniic, teda
"a 25 rokov dostane kaHda iica-I
|stina prinninenej $25, 900, a ponc-
vac sa rocnc odklada do rezervy
aspon $4,000 dol, "a 25 rokov ma
rastic rezcrva ma $650,OOO. Ujde
sa teda pri rozidenf sa spoloenosti
ma kazdil ncastinu Sc, 500 $40, 900
kapital zarobil "a 25 rokov 3 mili-
ony al $50 tisic dolarov.
Mnohy pokriti hlavou a pomysll
81. ze pri vypoctoch neratalo sa
nicoho ma krm macick. Pravdazc
ME, lebo krm okrem prvotne in
vestovanych 1000 dol. nestoji nia.
Rataimc Ease trocha! Spolocnost
knpila 5000 potkanov, Mich -
,o,o,l,,,o 1n00 oor,;;s;nl, T;n
| vrhnn rotne 2-3 razy po go
/ mladych, priemerne teda kazdh
samicka 80, a 1000 samiciek 12O,-
900 mladych prvy rok. Druhy rok
sa ,lz tax rozmnozia, re by ich bolo
skoro pol miliona. Alc chlievce
maGiek sn tax mndre kanalmi spo-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-01

iene J chlievcami potkanov, ze sa.
denne vzdy isty potet potkanoy
zatara inedzi mafky, a tic 50 M
mi nasytia. Potkany Ease krmia So
zabitymi ma6kami, tax ze ledni
q druhych nplne vyzijn a netreba
ich nicim insfm krmit'.
.Jestli by sa relsiel podnikavy
jednotlivec, ktory by do takehoto
podniku sam vlozil celv kapital,
tax ieho cisty zisk bol by este vac
81, lcbo tie rozlicne platy spray
GOV, dozorneho vyborn atd'. by
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-01
Pred narodenim sa nemluvilat a

PreQ narO0enlm Sa nemluVnaL q.
Pred narodenim sa diet at a. ie
potrebne, ably matka mala:
u Vcasnn poradu S dobre cvi-
cenym lekarom, uplne lekarske
prehliadnutie. zahrnnc do toho pa
sove zmeranie caste zkumanie
mocu.
q Zazivnl pokrm a hodne mile
ka.
- Regu'ovanie priliSneho ma
berania vahy castym sa vazenfm
obmedzenlm jedenia Skr0bovin
cukru.
4. Hodne tekutin. obzvlaste mile
ka a vody.
y Regulovanie tvrdcj stolice,
dl'a mozncsti pokrmom.
g. Denny knpel' ku zviitseniu
vyparov cez kozu.
y OSetrenie Zubov.
s. Dostatok odpocinku a spa
MIA.
81 Praca a pohybovanie ma byt'
talk obmedzene, aby sa predislo
ustatiu.
10) Spravne satenie sa a moz-
most zabavy.
III Denna prechadzka ma von-
ku a vol ne vetranie spalne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-01
EBRU

jeml zostaly, 20 znamena "a q
rokov este d'alsfch vyse $75, 600,
talsze dhrnom BY mali 10000 do
larov pc dvadsiatichsiedmich ro-
koch slsoro 4 miliony dolarov. kfo
veri, mech neprobnje!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-01
! |DOMACNOST
d KRAJINsKEJ DAM z PRIJ.
NOV.

j6ce cisteho prijmyl $1,000 alebe
wac rocne, alebo hrnbeho prfjmu
$4,000 alebo Wac rocne, a zenati
majnci cisteho prijmu $4,000 pri.
padine yiac alebo hrllbeho priimu
5000, pripadne Wac rocne, mu.
sia yyplnit listinu 0 priznani da.
ne Z prijmov.
kedy sa ma dan platit'9 = Cd
/. jannara do Is. marca 1924.
Kde sa ma platit /? U kolek.
tora federalnej dane okresu, v kto.
rom dan platiaci zije. alebo ma
obchod. (v Youngstown ma poste,
ma 2. poschodi.)
Ako ma platit'2 = Navod je u
vedeny ma formulari {. 1040A a
ma formulari 1040, ako v sbierke
zakonov a nariadeni. (Formular
ma vypmenie mono dostat u ko-
lektOra dane.
Kol iko ma platit = Styri per-
centa normanej dane prvych
I $4,000, po odratani zakonom po-
voleneho obnosu ma vyzivu nMe Is
roenych deti osob Cd platiaceho
zavisiacich. Osem percent riadnej
dane toho, co je vyse 1900. -
Zvlastna dan sa plati Cd l do 30
percent 2 eisteho .prijmu vyse
$4,000 "a rok 1923.
Cislo l. - Dna /. januara sa Ia
Gallo obd0bie, ktorom ma kazdy
vyplnit listinu priznani prijmov
pre- vyrnbenie dane "a rok 1923.
Toto obdobie sa konci Is. marca
1924 Il. v noci. Vysoke pokuty
bud1 vymerane tym osobam, kto-
re by pre- jaki1kol 'vek pricinu toto
ustanovenej dobe neurobily.
Listina {. 104OA bude upotrebo
vana odteraz pre- vyplnovanie a o.
znamovanie prijmov do $1,000,
bez ohl'adu ma to, ako boly tietc
pcniaze zarobene. Listina tato ma
byt' pouzita hlavne osobami, kto:
! re su platene tyzdenne, polmesae-
ne alebo mesacne. Listina tato bo-
!. .'-~S.ona a je vytlaeena ma jed
DeI ,e papieru. Ostatne osoby
prijem zavisf cd obcho-
,,y, aa,.a, farmarenia, predavan'la
alebo prenajimania majctkov, mu-
sia priznanie vyplnit' ma listlne
cislo 1O4O ked' ich roeny prljem
Dol mensi cd $4,000. Listina {. 1O4o
sa vyzaduie vo vsetkych prlpa-
doch, ked rocny prijem presaho-
val $4,000.
Ponevac ME je NOME rozhod.
nut napred, ktora istina je ko-
mu potrebna, trady zasln kazde-
mu ODE platiaci musia sami dl'a
tohoto navodu vediet', ktoru majil
pouzit Listing budn zaslane len
tym, ktori platili dan predosle ro-
ky. Ostatnl m6zu ju dostat' od IL
radovne kolektora " Youngstown
postovej budove.)
2. Prist 'ahovalci dan prli.
NOV. - Kazdy clovek Spojenych
Statoch, ci obcan alebo eudzinec,
ked' ma urcity prijem, musi pla-
tit dan prijmov. Kazdy slobod
ny, ked roku 1923 NAL cisty pri.
jem $1,000, alebo vseobecny pri-
jem 5000, kazdy zenaty clovek
zijnci so zenou, ked' NAL $4,000
cisteho prijmu alebo $4,000 vseo-
becneho (hrubeho) prijmu, mus
podat tom zpravu ma zvlastnom
formnlari Form. 1040A abo 1040)
do Is. marca 1924. Zpravu "a
robku musi podat' kazdy, lebo l.
nae bude pokutovany. Vlada ma
rome cesty a sposoby vynajst', re
kto kol 'ko zarobil.
Podat' zpravu zarobkoch ne
zyaei este, ze musi platit dan. "a
kon dava oslobodenie Cd dane slo.
bodnym, ked' nezarobili "a rok
Wac jak $1,000, zenaty ked zije so
zenou oslobodeny je cd dane na
cistom zarobkn $500 ma kaz-
dom diet att este Cd d'alsich 800
takze zenaty clovek dvoma Diet =
mi nebude platit' ami vtedy dan
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-01
Cestou ku kostolu.

On: Dovolite, seGna, aby som
vas smel odprevadit' do kostola?
Ona: Ach, vd acne, trebars ~
ku oltaru!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-01
Cvicena poatera pocas porodu.

Cvicena opatera, potrebna ka
bezpecnemu porodu, vyzaduje
zvlastne vycvieenie a je skutoene
al zvlastnym oddelenim lekarskej
vedy. Ami ten najlepsf lekar-ope
rator ME je pridobrym, jcstli ME-
kto trpi ma prirastok slepeho ere
va alebo ma nohu zlamanll. Ku
cennym statkom ma farmu volavd-
.jn vzdy vvcviceneho zvcrolekara.
CT zivot bud1ce zdravie man.
zelky a diet alta nevyzaduje tn
najlepsiu lekarsku oSetrovatel :
ski silu, akii len dostat' mozete ?
Tym matkam, ktore maj1 beby
a nem6zu ich pridajat', odporu-
ca sa uzivat' Bordenovo Eagle
Mlieko ma flaskove pridajanie. Je
ono tym najjemn,ejsim mliekom a
najlepsim cukrom, vedecky spoirl
smiesanym priprayenym. Bor-
denovo Eagle Mlieko je tou po-
travou, ktora zbuduje pevne no
by a zdrave telo. Ono umoznuje
kojencu naberat' vahy, ktor1 mu-
81 mat aby bolo normalne zdra-
We. Je schvalene a odporncane le-
karmi vyse sest 'desiat pat rokov
pre- jeho znamenitn akovost
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-01

Cftajte pozorne tieto clanky ka-
zdy tyzden odkladajte 81 ich
pre- pripadne upotrebenie -bu-
'd1cnosti.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-26
LOS ATLETIcos REPRESENTATION
D1GNAMENTE A SAN JUAN EN-
LOS JUEGOs CON Ell "ALLEN-
1ERDEN UNo; EMPATAN oTRo
Y CANAAN Ell ULT1Mo
VS. s. j. ATHLETIC;
TERCER JUEGo
SCORE 2 A / A FAVOR DEL
SAN JUAN

Un juego sensational, verdadera-
mente renido result6 Ell tercer desafio
entire "DuQues' y "Atletas'', como
podran apreciar los FANS.
Una sola carrera anotada en- Ell ter
Ger inning por los ''rubios'' me-
dante un error de Chato priv6 los
Senadores de regular un collar los
Americanos y puso a temblar a los
espectadores hasta la ultima entrada
en- que ganaron los nuestros.. (Tene-
mos para el sabado nuestros sscomen-
tarios fuertes" invitamos los fans
a que los lean va que en- ellos pone.
mos claramente los puntos sobre las
fes).
La dignidad por encima de todo. de-
clan los Atletas y lucharon como yer
daderos titanes para derrotar los
yankees que tanto han Querido ru
cir en- nuestras lgas. Los Senadore,
en- su afan de ostentar con orgulIo e
honor v Ell nombre de la Ciudad En-
cantada iuch6 varonilmente y triunft
lContinda en- la pag. 11)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-26

Muerto de risa-esta el BRUJ0
ojeda en- San Jose No. 81 reparando
maquinas de escribir. Tele S55.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-26
RAMON MA. ROIG
MGENIERo CIVIL

Especial atenci6n al levantamiento de
pianos para el Banco Federal de Gre
aitos Rurales, con el que ha estado re-
lacionado desde que empez6 funcio-
mar en- P. B.
Ayuda desinteresada para que I'd.
consiga su pr6stamo la mayor breve-
dad, evitandole gastos innecesarios.
No importa que ID. no tenga dinero.
Plaza Degetau No. 8, Ponce, Tele-
fono S52 roio. Adva.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-26
!luevo renedio para el higadO. Cura
todos los desordenes del higado
v del est6mago. s'''s

El Renedio de Leonardo es TN nuevo
descubriniento vegetal que limpia el higa-
trabajen propiamcnte, FL. Remedio de
Leonardo para el Higado no contiene calo-
mel, nj deja a Ia persona, estrefiida.s ST
sufre I'd. de desordenes del higado, el es-
tonnage intestinos, tome sinmedatamente
el Rcmedio de Leonard, lin agradable me-
dicamento que scGura e :nofensivanuente
fortalecera y. permanent eulentee yigorIzara
u higsdo y estomago Biliosidad, dolores.
de caleza,t 'estonago agrio, Indigestion,
eructos, alientos fet;do. estreniriento
palpitaciones sen pruehas de que tiene I'd.
el higado y estomago descompuestos de-.
mandan cl uso Immediate DEF Renedio de
Leonardo. De venta en- todas las drogue-
rlas ll. -. 80
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-26

: H O 7 Ell E'S :
CENTRAL

Edificio construido expresamente para
Hotel. ntodernamente equipado, CON
Ascensor, Habitaciones con baho. Te-
I6fonc, Tinihres, Barbsrfa y cuanto
requiere 81 AGoderno Comfort.
Plan Emopec American Plan.
Desds S1.00 $50. Desde $3.50 $50
Restaurant La carta. Cubierto $1.Oo
SAN JOSE No. IL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-26
CARIRE

- . y ~
situado On ell coraz6n de La ciudad.
Perfectamente acondicionado con todos
los adelantos modernos: Ascensor. Ts-
l6fonos. Timbres, Magnificas habitacio-
res con bafio privado , efectos santa
RIOS. Especial comfort para famiiias ,
viaJantes. Precios moderados.
Teiefonos 4s4 y 1909. p. d. Boz s2e.
Gale de San Francisco, No. 5A.
'sals % SAN Juan p. Z. 'l
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-05
.BARES 13-YEAR
FIGHT AGAINST
DOPE
J. H. Burch Tells Judge He
Was Stealing Shirts to Buy
Drugs When Arrested

A thirteen-year fight, waged
against the dope habit, was related
to Judge Mcmahon by John Henry
Burch, thirty-two, who was ar
raigned today in Police Court on a
charge of the larceny Of silk shirts
from a local department store. He
pleaded guilty.
While the clerk was wrapping
up a twenty-cent purchase Burch
had made in the store, he reached
over the counter and took four
shirts from a pile behind the
counter. He was seen by an EN-.
ploye, and detained until the ar
rival of Headquarters Detective j.
+. Waldron. who took him before
Commissioner Mcdonald on charges
of violating the Harrison narcotic
act.
"They told me / was going, to
the hospital for treatment" he
testified after he had admitted tax
ing the shirts which he said he in
tended to sell to buy DOPE" but
they didn't send me and / walked
the floor of my cell all night long
torn by the craving"
When asked If he wanted to go
to the hospital while awaiting the
action of the grand jury, he said
he would rather stay in Jail as lie
bad temporarily. at least, eon.
ouered his longing.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-05
D. c. HYDRO
PROJECT
RAPED
Engineer Holds Great Falls
Plan Unconstitutional, in
Report to BIanton

Constitutionality of the bill for
the erection Of a hydro-electric
plant at Great Falls was ques-
toned sat the opening meeting of
the special House subcommittee to-
day, by J. Edward Cassidy, Wash
ington engineer.
Cassidy contended, in a state
ment submitted by Congressman
Thomas L. Blanton of Texas, that
the Federal Government is without
authority to spend public funds on
such a project.
Charges Fraud On Public.
ITO take the stand that the de-
velopment Of the Great Falls pro-
ject would be an aid to navigation
or commerce, which is the only
authority for enbarking on such a
project, would be to perpetrate a
fraud on the public" Cassidy
stated.
"The project is one of these
paternalistic ventures which has as
primary object of providing
large sums Of public funds to be
squandered by Government
bureau.
ITO carry out the proposed pro-
ject would involve not only the
invasion Of property rights OF
private citizens, but the rights OF
three sovereign states. The
proposition from legal standpoint
is absolutely indefensible."
May Report Bill In Week.
The subcommittee will meet
again next Friday, at which time
1t Is expected the bill will be re,
ported to the full committee.
The bill. which follows that plan
submitted by Major NJ. c. Tyler,
army engineer, would fix a total
cost for the project at $44, 421 900.
Major Tyler estimates that current
could be delivered in the District
at S.S mills per kilowatt hour, after
the plant is paid for.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-05
S5,045 RAISED
BY XMAS
SEALS
Many Friends of Tuberculosis
Association Make Liberal
Contributions

Sales of Christmas seals at noon
today totaled $5,O45.s9, it was an.
nounced at the headquarters OF the
tuberculosis Association. The bud
get for this Christmas calls for the
sale Of 100000 seals.
Many friends of the association.
in returning payment for the 200
seals mailed to them, are including
liberal contributions to the work of
the Tuberculosis Association, it was
said.
Directors of the campaign today
asked that all replies be mailed to
the association headquarters in the
stamped envelope sent out with the
seals. The stamped envelopes are
marked on the back with the name
Of the sender, and enables the
clerks to check the results.
The products of the Occupational
Therapy Department of the society
are now on exhibition and sale at
the social service house, 1922
Eleventh street. Included in the
exhibition are rugs. articles Of
woodcraft and leather work, all
suitable for Christmas presents.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-05
PROMOTION ANNOUNCED
FOR GEN. DENNIS C. NOLAN

Brtgadier General Dennis c. Nolan,
deputy chief Of staff, today was pro-
NOTED to be major general, Secre-
tary Of War Weeks has announced.
Major General Nolan succeeds Ma
jor General David c. Shanks, who
retires on January II, 1925, after
more than forty.four years of active
service.
General Nolan was awarded the
Distinguished Service Cross and the
Distinguished Service Medal for his
world war service. He has also
received a number of decorations
from foreign governments, being a
commander of the Legion or Honor
of France. and commander of the
Order of the Gath. Of Great Britain.
He has been attached to the Army
War College much Of the time since
the close Of the war.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-05
OMPANY
ASKS FOR
PERMIT
Four to Be Run on Sixteenth
Street If Commission
Agrees to Plan

Permission to run double-deck
BUSES on Sixteenth street was
asked of the Public Utilities Com
mission today by Leon Arnold.
president of the Washington
Rapid Transit Company.
It was indicated that the COM
mission would approve the petit
ton unless there is vigorous pro-
test on the part of citizens.
Four TwO-Deckers.
Mr.. Arnold plans to put four of
these BUSES in operation on Feb
ruary l, in addition to eight single
deck busses. The double deckers
will cost $12,5OO each and the
others $500 each.
The new buses will go into OPP
Grafton simultaneously with an in
crease in bus fare from three
tokens for 25 cents, 10 cents cash,
to five tokens for IS cents, ten
cents cash.
The route proposed for the dou-
ble-deck busses follows:
From Fourteenth and Buchanan
street to Sixteenth street north
west, south on Sixteenth to H
street northwest; west on II street
to Jackson place; south on Jack
son place between the State, War
and Navy Building and White
House; west back of State, War
and Navy Building to Seventeenth
street; south on Seventeenth street
to B street northwest and west on
B street to Lincoln Memorial and
Eeturn.
Salaries Reduced.
Mr.. Arnold also notified the com.
mission in writing that the salaries
of officers of the bus company had
been reduced from $4,000 to $4,000
a, year, following a suggestion of
the commission.
The commission several days ago
announced an increased fare ef-
fective February 1, contingent. upon
the placing of new buses in opera
ton. The company's announcement
Of new busses is expected to meet
the approval of the commission and
make the new fare effective.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-05
BALL WILL ASK U. S. TO
ACCEPT PARK GIFT

Chairman L. Heisler Ball. Of the
Senate District committee, today
will introduce a bill authorizing
the acceptance by the chief of en-.
gineers on behalf of the United
States of a gift of 2S.12 acres as
an addition to the park system OF
the District. The ground lies
along Foundry Branch between
Clover's Parkway and Reservoir
road. 1t was donated by Mrs. Anne
Archbold and according to the
terms of the bill the reservation
will be known as "Archbold Park
ay."
Lieutenant Colonel C. o. Sher.
rill personally brought the draft
of the bill to the Capitol today and
told Senator Ball that the tract
would be a splendid addition to
the park system. He said that he
would he glad to appear before the
committee If necessary and explain
the situation fully.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-05
A GOOD WORD PUZZLE TO
OCCUPY YOU.

H. SMITH believes the old col
umn is daily a source Of more
fun and pleasure than all the
crossword puzzles in the world.
To give additional interest, how
ever, he proposes mighty good
word puzzle, to be worked out by
contribs in the shape of a dia-
mond. The answer to this word
diamond he has sent in and in
vites you to solve it and send
answers. Remember it is to be
. diamond containing words
that fit this description:
First-A capital in Spain.
SecOnd-A private hint.
Third-What people tell when sum-
mORed to court.
FOurth-Central. also across the dia-
mOnd. the name of a popular con-
tributOr to the column.
F1fth-An edible nut.
Sixth-A wonderful source Of light
and heat.
seventh-A letter always in use.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-05
D. {. POLICE.
HOLD TONG
GlJNNAN
West Coast Visitor Arrested
in Effort to Prevent
Chinese War Here

Trouble looms in Washington's
Chinatown" again today. V
Headquarters detectives went
through the downtown headquar-
tiers of the two tongs and arrested
"a Chinese, said to come from the
west coast, who is believed to
have come to Washington as a
paid gunman for one of the
tongs.
Find Guns In Bed. 4
The man, who gave the name of
Lee Ching, twenty-five, was arrested
at the headquarters of the Hip Sing
tong, 1926 Pennsylvania avenue north.
west. In his bed were found three
guns. Z
Inspector Clifford Grant, Of head
quarters, called the raid and arrest
merely precautionary measure He
said, I'VE were just looking them
over as usual to let them know we
are on the lookout for any trouble. !"
The man, who comes from San
Francisco and Seattle, according to
police. denied that he had just come
here. His friends said he had beer
here for six months, but police say
he has been here no longer than 3
week.
The inspection of Chinatown 70.
day followed the recent renewal Of
trouble in New York city. and re-
ports that Chinese gunner were
beginning to, flow back to this
city. Inspector Grant, however. is
|of the opinion that not many Of
the gunner have come here lately.
Ching will be held for investiga-
ton by the immigration authorities
to find out whether he gained en-.
trance to the country legally.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-05
A BAD OMEN FOR WOMEN.

Dear BsH:: Pour oton paper pub
fishes a picture Of an Illinois toontun
toho suddenly began to 0Totc a
thrivinO beard; tells Of her spend
ing thousands Of dollars trying to
haze It removed; of being COM
PEELED to join circus to help sup
port her family and III husband, and
of finally hGVing California sur
ge0n and chemist to successfully
operate on her. permanently renlOv-
ing her iohiskers-G rather long
sentence, but.
Leading up to the fear that this
is a bad omen for IOomten generally,
in VietO of the predictions of emit
nent scientists that aDomen, because
OF their modern toGy of HDin0 aud
thinking, are sure to soon begin to
Orot0, boards;
the Illinois lady, after having her
beard removed, lost her job aDith the
circus and totI haze to 90 back to
york on the farm; and
Finally, isn't a beard more profit
able to lady than hGvinO none at
all, tohets she can get employment
in circuSf Arid tohy should any
man object to kissing aud loving
bearded lady Iohen he does the same
thing nOtO I0ith those i1hO are potu-
dered and painted
ARIZONA IKE.