davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-11
FARMA Ma PREDAJ

Drobezna farma, 1plne zasobe-
ma hydinou, IS akrov, polovica
vycistena, ostatok krasny javoro-
w, orechovy atd'. les. 9 izbovy
dom, dobra mastal, styri vel'ke
kurniky, 3 mensie, 3 inkubatory,
2 mich Ma 600 vajec, 4 liahnucie
pece, mlyncek ma krmivo, gazovy
motor, sekac, pluhy, brany, oko-
pavace, voz, sane, siry, 1 kon, l
krava (skoro sa otelf). Asi 700
nesdcich kiir, asi 600 kurciatok,
olej, gaz, uhlie susedstve, vset-
ky prava zahrnute, 11a mile ka
poste. Dobra pol'ovacka, dobra
rybacka V pstruhovom potoku. Ma
statnej ceste. Kto sd zaujima 0
t1to farmu, mech sa hlasi u Ora
Chas. A. Duff, 1874 E. Federal St.,
Youngstown, 0.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-11
behom ,niekol'ko rokov bude do
prava lietadlom TAX vzita, ako
.dnes doprava vlakom.
Nasledovns Knihy a inc veci ma
Slovensk& Liga na predaj:
Knihy:

( b Z !
Menoslov obci ma Slovensku, "a
$3.50. 125 rokov 70 slovenskeho Ii.
vota soc. Prva Slov. Amer. Ku-
charska knizka 85c. Spisy Grego-
ra Tajovskeho soc. Slovaci Ma
d'ari cd DIR. Vacovskeho, viaz. "a
Csc, neviaz. 15c. Vestci a prorocl
cd Piseckeho, Csc. Rozpravky z
voJny, sostavil Srsen, Csc. 70 "a
jatia, basne Jesenskeho, viaz. 25c.
Ma vojne, rozpravky Csc. Alma
mach Mar. Shromazdenia SOC. III
votopis gen. Stefanika 35c. Mie-
rova smluva Mad 'armi 15c. Slo-
vensko po oslobodeni 15c. Politi-
cka Nauka, cd Feriencfka 15c. Zi-
votopis Jana Kollara Csc. Ameri-
cky dsudok vojne 10c. Vrazde-
ME Slavianov v Rak.-Uh. 25c. Le-
tack Csl. Cerveneho Kriza 1Oc.
Slovensky Spevnieek 25c. Vlada
l'udu demokracii {. l, 2, 3 po
15c., {. 4. 25c. Slovak, jeho pova-
ha, vlastnosti a schopnosti, napi.
sal Rev. Kompanek SOC. Slovaks
of Hungary soc. Bohemian tCech)
Biography $l.00. The Trail of the
Hun 25c. Dlzeh; makcen ypsi,
on 40c.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-11

. y ! I q y !!
Tnfi. Miznd poslsdnie dony brati-
|slavske, objavujd' 50 stroke ldky
is pasncimi sa stadami, barakmi,
a po kratkych formalitach pre-
ihliadame 81 aero, ktoremu sverime
svoje zivoty. Je mono tvrdit', ze
costa z Bratislayy do Prahy male
Il medzi najkrasnejsie dojmy.
Slniecko svietilo tax vyborne,
ze sme hora mohli shliadnut' ma
sta obci a miest jedinym pohpa-
dom. s vysky 1900 m. vypadaju
tieto osady mnoho krat vel'm po-
divine SO svojimi cestami, ktore
do Mich vbehaju a Mich vybeha-
jd. ia vyzera jako ohromny bru-
chat, ktory sa natiahol jak 81
roxy tax dlhy roztiahnutymi ru-
kani a nohami, ina vyzera ako
velika meddza, ktora jednym cha
padlom objdma rybnik, leskn1ci
sa slnku ako zrkadlo, druhym
obtaca les a ostatnie chapadla Wy
siela do dial'ky, ina zas vyzera a.
ko rak S klepetami atd'. A medzi
tymito obcami mestami LEILA le-
sy a polia ako roznotvarne "a
platy vo vsetkych odstienoch zele-
nj a. inych 'bariev, prepletene rie-
kami potokmi a rybnikpi, a asvse-
tka ia voda je ako 20 striebra, po-
toky su ako pramienky rtuti V
teplomeri. Tu a: tam vidime ,sku3
piny ,bodov - s1 to stada pas1-
cich sd krav, tam sa pomaly plazi
Ejakasi cierna Clara - to je uhana-
jhci rychlik, tam Ease jakysi tina
Wy puktik sa trochu hyde - to je
orac konmi ma tom hnedom poll.
A teraz vidfme kus Moray kus
Czech. Ceskomoravska Vysocina 5
lesmi lezl pod Mani ako na dlani.
A aero lett tax iZasne spokOine,
ze - ak sa nepodivas doluI kde
plynie pomaly a ~velebne krajina
pod nami, zda sa, ze~ stojime S
miesta sa nehybeme, len motor
vedie svoj ohlusujuci hluk bez pre-
stania. Ale civil ann, predsa "a
cne sd trochu kolisat', ked' "a
Gina stilpat' alebo klesat ten We
liky vtak, na ktoreho chrbte Sc
dime vtedy to v celom tele tai
zvlastne zabrni, ale "a chvil 'oc
ku uz Ease letime spokojne d 'ale.i
krajina tam hlboko velebne 20
maly plynie do zadu a motor hrm
svoju hromovii melodiu. Marn.
sa namahame vzubdit' trochu strs
chu, marne 81 uvedomujeme, Z.
len slaba doska deli mas cd smr
ii. Pod zmensujiicim sklom tejtt
vysky, v ktorej letime, je zem tai
: krasna a nebe tax blizko! Posie
lame pozdrav slnku, ktore vyku
kuj1c "a blfzkym mrako ON zda S;
byt' ma dosiahnutie.
: Tie tri hodiny, co SINE leteli, u
= belly tax rychle! A potom kona
+ enc objavila sa na obzore Vita
va so svojimi zatackami a "a chvi
locku uz motor pracuje pomal
Sic a pomalsie, zem je stale zretel
nejsia "a PRIV, nez by sa nam zda
/ 10, boil SINE ma zemi v Kbeloch
o Len v usiach nam to este dlh
J huci po vystnpeni.
A teraz este niekOl'k slov
ceskoslovenskej Statnej aerollni
Nasa prva samostatna trat' pr
dopravu osob, tovaru a posty pra
cuje medzi Prahou-Bratislavou
Kosicami. Tato clara je preliet
nuta "a 6 hodin, pocitajic do to
no zastavku v Bratislave. Ceny s.
iste pristupne pre- obchod ma pr
klad PraIha BRA tislava- 160 kcs
A "a tri hodiny letu. Osobny listo
| I
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-11

q 1NFoRaGA 6NEHo oDDELE-
MA sLOv. ItuY.

f. rgs 4q 4 2
v mesiaci jani dostali 3 Infor-
macneho Oddelenia radu a po-
moe nasledovnf bratia:
Brat S. HI. .. Vandergrift, Pa,
dostal radu pomoc pri vymaha-
nj druheho obcianskeho papiern.
Brat M. H. Coral, Pa dostal
informaciu OIL 'adom dopravenia
jeho synka 2 CSR. do spoj. Sta
tov Americkych.
Pan F. P. Bratislavy, obratil
sa ma mas cestou nasej Informal
nej Kancelarie Bratislave, ably
SINE pohl'adali jeho brata, ktore-
no posledna adresa bola.: Coney
Island, Brooklyn, N. Y. Ziadosti
jeho snazime tsa yyhovet'.
Brat j. H. z Barchdale, Pa. do
stal radu porhoc. pri vymahanf
druheho obcianskeho papieru.
Brat A. s.. Braddock, Pa. do
stal potrebnd ipravu k usporia-
daniu jeho majetkovej zalezitosti
ma S1ovensku, $50 &,
Brat J. I. 20 Springdale, Pa. do
stal radu a pomoc pri vymahani
dr,llteho obcianskeho papieru.
Brat H~H. Bruceton, Pa, O.
bratil sa ma mas pomocs v jeho
majetkovej zsIsziitostsii .sloven-
sku. zalezitost' 5sbe,, siirazime sa
vybavit = s+,,s.;o \, !,
Brat A. B. Bellingham, Wash;
dostal informaciu nasej Infor.
macpej Kancelarie v Bratislave
v zalezitosti jeho nepohnutel' 'nosti
np Slevensku.
Btat IT, S. Orangeburg, N. Y
dosfaf ~informaciu nasej Infor
macnej Kancelarie Bnatislave
ohl'adom dopraNenia ieho,r synks
CsR dolspoi. ststov.~ss :.
Brat j. s. HannastUwn, q
dostal informaciu nasej Infor
maenej Kancelarie v Bratislave
OIL 'adom dopravenia jeho rodin,
z CSR do spoj. Statov.
S. J. Skriba Co., dostali infor
maciu z nasej Inf. Kancelarie
Bratislave zalezitosti khpno-pre
dainej-smluvy.
Mill bratia sestry, zariadil
SINE teda v nradovni SLOW. Lig,
Informacne Oddelenie. ktore po
skytuje vsetlxy nome informaci'
ZDARMA a ochotne. Teda ked
budete potrebovat' radu pomoc
racte sa vzdy obratit' ma mas Il
plnou doverou. Listy adresujte
Slovenska Liga, P. o. Box 90e
Pittsburgh Pa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-11
PREDA sA

5 rocna fresna Jersey krava. Do
bra pre- vacsiu familiu. Tiez nam
do predaju sporaky do kuchyne,
jedna olejova, druha na uhlie Il
drevo jednu mocn1 4x7 ice boxu
Haste sa v &. 2SO6 Shirley Road,
Lansingville (kde sa hra lobda).
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-11
Drobne olllasky
MA PREDAJ FARAdA

6s1a akrov, s izbovy dom, vel'-
ka stebelna, ma dlazdenej Inaca-
dam ceste. Cena 200, ma pahke
podmienky, alebo zamenfm "a
mestsky majetok. Hlaste sa osob-
ne alebo pisomne u Andy Fedor,
r. F. d. No. 2, Hubbard, @. Ale
bo telefonujte: 132-F4.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-11
Co DoN1EsLA PosTA.

Brat. j. L. z New Yorku pise :
"Zaiste ste citali samochvalu p.
Ihriskeho. Pravda, pise len TAX
20 svojemu, krici ze co vsetko Wy
konal, kym bol predsedom Okres-
neho Sboru New Yorku. V jeho
samochvale nenajdete ami -slovic-
ka tom, ze druhf nieco vyko-
nall. A este jedno: p. Ihrisky pl-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-11
FARMA DO ZAMENY ALEBO
MA PREDAJ

Preda sa alebo zamen1 "a NEST
sky majetok 80 akrova farma, {
izbovy dom, vel'ka stebeina, tri
Sandy, 8 krav, 2 kone, 8 telce, vse-
tky farmarske stroje traktor
atd' Role obsiate a posadene. 'Ce-
ma so vsetkym $4,000. Haste sa
alebo piste: George Lapin, R. F.
D. No. 2, Lowellville, Ohio, alebo
v redakcii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-11
MA PRED!AJ

Ma Millet Ave-, novy 6 izbovy
polo-bungalow, tiez 9-izbovy dom.
Oba domy maji1 vsetky moderne
pohodlia "a garadze. Haste Sd u
majitel'a pod cislom 1O3 Millet
Ave. (3y)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-11
z BRATISLAVY DO PRAHY
v LIETADLE.

O tretej hodine odpoludnia od-
jazdilo auto cd bratislavskeho
hlavneho postovneho 1radu, ably
doviezlo do Vajnor 1castnikov
letu do Prahy na statnej aeroli-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-11
s IzBovY DOM "a So, 900.

Preda sa 5 izbovy dom ma Ian
lot 40x140, fornes, elek-
tri!Sa, voda, pumpa, gaz, klazet,
kurnik. Dlazdeny chodnik. Haste
sa u M. Mraza, vsredakcii. .''
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-11
MA PREDAJ

MA PREDAJ 49, ma l'ahke pod
mienky, 5 izbovy dom kupel-
nou a dubovym zahotovenim. Js-
den aker zeme mnohymi ovoc-
nymi stromami. Vel 'ka maStal a
kurnik. Haste sa IA LIST Street yo
Wickliff VIM. Felmet.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-11

Sc, re OkreSny SDOr SlOv. Ilgy
View Yorku prestane jestvovat'
Ma toto len tol'ko: O jestvova-
ME Okresneho Sborn sa AMI maj
nasnej lletrapte, lebo ten nielen ze
neprestane jestvovat', ale stane
sa cinnejsim, ako nahle prevezmn
jeho vedenie roduverni synovia a
dcery slovenskeho naroda.''
Brat X. 2. 2 Boonton, N. j. pi-
Sc: Mas 399. sbor Slovenskej LII
~ usporiadal vylet, ktory sa nam
j obstojne vydaril. Clenstvo ma
tho sboru pracuje tichostiy iy-ale
lobre.' -
Rev. Anton Kompanek, redak-
or Mar. Novin v Turc. Sv. Marti-
4
le dostal sa ma lavicu obzalova-
lych preto, ze sa NAL kdesi vyslo-
7it' takto: INA slovensku Sc
sim vladnu Cesi.'' Nuz jestli to
ovedal, TAX povedal pravdu, kto-
|, svojho easu potvrdil p. Ihris-
y, ktory po jeho navrate 20 Slo-
'enska boil napisal, ze ma Sloven-
.iku este al cistieia vlakov su lif-
'ovani zpoza Moray. Pravda,
Ines p. Ihriskyy pise inac. Ze pre-
30, to 81 sam Scteny citatel' l'ahko
vysvetli. Roduverny slovak a
sldvenkia by nemal ami mindty roz
nysl'at', ale hned' sa prihlasit'
10 Slovenskej Ligy a pomahat
lei praei, aby Sleyensko patrilo
Slovakom. - =, r -:
Brat S. B. Binghamton, y "
oise: "Tymto VAN dctiye ozna.
nujem, ze bkat ppiokladnik. nasho
104. .sboru Slovenskei Ligy< p;osie.
la Yam "a dvadsat' clenov clenov
ske prispevky. Sdeasne pozname
navam, ze dalo nam to mnoho pra
ce kym sme mas 1O4. Sbor Slov
Ligy zreorganizovali, ale co rodr
vernf synovia a dcery slovenske
no naroda prekonali SINE vsetky
t''azkosti, tax dnes hrdost o,
mozme povedat', ze 1primni Slo
vaci Slovenky v Binghamton'
znovu postavili sa do radov slo
venskych pracovnikov "a Pitts
burghskd Dohodu a z nej vyplyva
jdcu samospravu Slovenska.
Pravda, dnes mas je este lei
dvadsat', ale 1fame, ze v kratkon
case bude mas o ,nnoho viacej, lie
bo verni oddani synovia deer.
nasho naroda zij1ci Binghamto
ne zaiste vykonaju svoju sloven
sku povinnost', ably Slovensko pa
trilo Slovakom. Teda pri tejto pr
| lezitosti apelujem na kazde ver
ne slovenske srdce, ably sa do s.
Ligy r%ihlasilo a pomahalo jej
praci "a dokoncenie diela: 1plnf
no osvobodenia slovenskeho marc
da." -. -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-11

Lacno, ak sa preda tohto me-,
siaca. Fajne miesto pre- slovensku
pekaren. Haste sa {. 172H, South
Bridge st., Struthers, Ohio. (x)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-11
DomY MA sTEELT0NE
MA PREDAJ

5 izbovy ma Midland Av. $25O0. 90
4 izbovy tehlovy ma Wellington
ST. "a $4,000. 90
5 izbovy moderny ma Manhat-
tan st. "a ........ $34OO.OO
6 izbovy novy moderny ma
Richland Ave. ....... $4500 GO
IL akrova farma bez domu, pri
1dora parkr ..... 1915 aker
% akrova farma, 9 izbovy dom
pri Idora parllu, $4,000 hotovych
Haste sa u T.. DEBALD
2-hy floor Park Theatre Building
Telefon 70101.
The Washington times., 1924-09-17

Modish autumn frocks showing the new
fall style notes. Flannel frocks, such as
these, seem destined to enviable position in
Fashions favor. They're in distinctive mod
els, which portray the newest style develop
ments Of the day. The straightline, belted
silhouette-the perfectly plain models-find
numerous interpretations here.
The Washington times., 1924-09-17
GOVT. EMPL0YES.
T0REG|STER
PROTEST
Current Classification Policy
opposed--Expect to Take
Case to Congress

A mass meeting of Federal EN-.
ployes, called to protest against the
present classification policy of the
departments, is to be held at 5
o'clock tonight in Central High
School. q +
The detectives before the meeting
will be the passage of the Lehlbach
bill, abolishing the Personnel CLASH
fication Board, in the next Congress
and the creation of Board of
Appeals, independent of existing
Government agencies, to which civil
service and classification disputes
can be- referred.
Heating to Speak.
The speakers at, the protest meet
ing will be Edward Heating, editor
of Labor; r. H. Alcorn, chairman
of the joint committee on retire
ment, and Herman William Blandy
of the Postoffice Department II
is expected also that Congressman
Charles H. Stengle. of New York
and Mrs. Donald Hooker, Of Balti
more, will address the employees.
Mrs. Margaret Hopkins Worrell
an employee of the Interior Depart
ment, is the moving force in or
ganizing tonight's meeting and in
making plans for protest of the
Federal workers to Congress- next
winter. She is acting independently
of the Federation of Federal EN-
The Washington times., 1924-09-17
DOG BITES $ CHILDREN
ON WAY TO SCHOOL

CAMDEN. N. j.. Sept. 17-Five
school children were bitten by deg
at Twenty-third and Federal streets.
The dog was chased and killed BY
two policemen
Helen Frame, six, 1898 Carmafl
street, was, bitten four times on the
legs. The other children nipped were
Nav Zimmerman, fourteen, 2052
Mickle street; Joseph Walters, ten,
and his sister, Anna, nine, pit Wa
son street. and Walter Dill, thirteen,
1929 Carman street.
The children were going to the
Dudley School, Twenty-third and
High streets. when the dog rushed
at them. Helen Frame was treated
by a physician in the neighborhood
The others were taken to Cooper
Hospital. Patrolmen Schreye and
Boettcher killed the animal. Lajcf,
Doctor Charles G. Helm, city vet
erinarian, took the dogs head to
the state laboratory at Trenton, tc
determine if the animal mad rabies
The Washington times., 1924-09-17
Just $50
To Be a Member

In spite of the small dues, here is club that will
give you return in happiness exclusive pleasure
club can offer. club for everybody. If you will
pay $3.50 initially and $3.50 weekly for only weeks
we will deliver to your home the Gulbransen Com
munity Model Registering Player Piano priced the
same from coast to cOast-$45O
The Washington times., 1924-09-17
AID CLUB URGES HONOR
FOR CHIEF IN Capital

Presentation in Washington OF the
decoration of Chevalier OF the lie.
gion Of Honor to Lou q. Holland,
president of the. Associated Adyer.
Using Clubs of the World, is being
urged upon the national orgahiza.
ton by the Washington Advertising
Club.
The honor was conferred on Mi
Holland by President Doumergue, 81
France, recently, when the London
convention of advertising men Wis
tied the French capital.
This matter and others of inter
est to the club were scheduled foI
consideration at the weekly luncheon
meeting of the club today, in ths
City Club. with Howard Cool. direc
tor Of the Better Business Bureau
as speaker.
The Washington times., 1924-09-17

wounded there yesterday by O'Dell
v. Newman, a former brakeman
who later committed suicide when
overtaken by officers. seeking 10
arrest him.
According to witnesses. Newman
approached Mclaughlin exclaiming
you did me a dirty trick drew
pistol and fired three bullets
into the superintendent body.
The Washington times., 1924-09-17

rested by Detectives Kelly and
Scrivener on a train which pulled
into Union Station early today as a
man being sought for murder in
the Keystone state. He was iden-
titled by the skull cap.
The Washington times., 1924-09-17
MANS SKULL CAP NETS
HIM IN STAYING CASE

Frazier v. Mcclure, colored, TWEEN.
ty-two, always protected his head
against colds. by wearing skull
cap.
Mcclure, whose real name is sup.
posed to be Lee Smith. of 1858 Lin.
den street, Duquesne, Pa, was ar
The Washington times., 1924-09-17
Obliging Cop.

ObAA9A6 S~F
f"He turned the corner out of
Keefer place into Georgia ave-
nue. without giving any signal,
your Honor. / stepped in front
and ordered him to stop. He
headed for me, stepped on the
gas, and yelled, Jump, you-V
So I Jumped on the running
board of a Chevrolet that came
along just then and we pocketed
him on Eleventh street near Co
lumbia road.
Unpreparedness Fan.
"Then it was his turn to jump,
and / found him in a shed, dis
guised as roll of straw mat
ting. He was sure he'd left his
permit home, but we called up
the Traffic Bureau and they
were sure he hadn't. His regis
tration card was missing, and
his tags were dead, SO we took
him to the station house"
Had Honorable Intentions.
Boob-I still say I'm not
guilty. It was a borrowed car
and | didn't know anything
about the tags or registration
card. / had no intention to vio-
late the law when ] ran past
the officer, but / remembered /
didn't have my permit with me
and I was afraid / might get in
trouble"
Or As Days.
"And You'll be- a long time
getting out. For failing to give
signal when turning you can
paw $40: for driving without a
permit, $40; wrong tags, $40;
disobeying the officers COM
mand to stop, SIS. What's the
score, Mr.. Clerk :"
"Seventy-five dollars, with the
registration card still to be
heard from; your honor
'"Take his personal bond on
that"
The Forfeit System.
Twenty-Five miles an hour
down Connecticut avenue in a
two-ton truck loaded with coal,
YOUR honor. He said he didn't
/ realize he was going that fast.
We got him last February for
the same thing, and he didn't
realize it then, either. He has
quite a record, this being his
fourth speed case"
Boob: "You see, your honor,
| get paid by the trip, so some
times | may hurry a little. |
want to make as many trips as
possible, of course"
"Have, you got $500"
mo, sir"
"You can take a little trip
down to Occoquan. Fifteen
days"
A Talk Screen.
"When | asked her for her
permit, your honor, she told me
/ needn't bother about that,
because she was only going to
drive four or five blocks more,
She was looking for her hus-
band, she said"
"The owner of the car is
your husband, is he?"
= "Well, sote of, yo' onnah.
"What do you mean, sort of Z"
"Just that, yo' onnah. Dey's
q lo+ IN 'en dataway, Abs
got NAH application in foe a
duvvoce, but it's de rigoma-
roles thing" -.
"Who owns the car, officer.
"The defendant, your honor"
"What were yo udrlvlng
around without a permit for"
"Well, yo' oman. mah-uh--
mailman came aroun' an say
he'll take me down town foe toe
sigh dem duvvoce papahs, an
less foe we gets toe de Good
Hope road de gas give out, an
he 90 on ahaid foe toe git
some mo-.
"Some frien's O. hisn done
tole i'm las week dey gwine
git i'm alone sometime and
cyarve i'm intuh ribb'ns an tie
bow knots in 'em. Wen he
done leave foe toe git dat gas
yo' onnah, he done stay away
so pow'ful long Abs feared
sump'n' might happen toe de
cyah. so All done driv down toe
de jeerage-"
without any gas?"
swell, dey wuz a little bitty
drop"
"Fifteen dollars"
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ployes, but declares the program
which the mass meeting will indorse
is substantially the Federal program
The organization of a Federal
Employees Protective Intelligence
Bureau, through which conditions
affecting the Government clerks in
the various departments. can he in
vestigated, is also Endorsed by a
group of Government workers who
will take part in the mass meeting
tonight.
The Washington times., 1924-09-17
With The
Abb Artists
"A Cross Section of the
Daily Grind in Wash
ingtOn's Traffic
Court.
Read EN- and Weep.
BY DONALD McDOUGAL.
teamwork.

Teamwork.
"He was doing thirty miles
an hour along NJ street from
Twenty-eighth to Wisconsin ave-
nue., your Honor, in a Buick
touring car"
"Ah drives TO undahtakah,
yo' Honnah-"
"You must be quite help to
him. Work on commission, do
you?"
"Naw, sub. Straight salary.
All gin'ally drives de heahse,
but business kinda slack lately,
an -"
"Well, it isn't your fault
Twenty dollars"
The Washington times., 1924-09-17
NASH POST VETS.
To INITIATE
ROCKIES
victors in Membership Drive
Win Be Honored at GaveI
Club Session

=. A full formal initiation of sew.
enteen members of the Kenneth H.
Nash Post. American Legion. will
be held this evening at the Gavel
Club. All District legionnaires
have been invited to attend the
initiation.
The new members were obtained
in competitive membership drive
conducted by Past Commander
Frank Huntington and Vice Com.
nander John o. johnson.
Those who will be initiated to.
night are H. j. Ramsey, Floyd H.
Mooneyham, Alan D. ROUGH, Don
NJ. Pray, Samuel T. Holmgren,
Byron L. Moss, DIR. Byron c. Lutz,
A. M. Watkins. Thomas B. Albert,
George E. Edelin,, F. v. Gingell,
Marcus A. Mcknight. Pep. Castle,
J. B, Woodside. Paul F. jackson
and Lester E Nelson.
The Washington times., 1924-09-17
RAIL SUPERINTENDENT
KILLED BY BRAK EMAN

CHARLESTON. w. Va, Sept. II.
: II. r. Mclaughlin, assistant
, perintendent OF the Huntington
I vision of the Baltimore and Ohio
+ abroad with headquarters at st.
sibans was shot and seriously
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-06-02
BUENA VISTA

The Public school in Buena Vista
held the closing exercises last Sun
dav and Monday. DR.. w. l.
Wright Of Columbus preaching the
commencement sermon last Sunday
morning at the new school audi
forum.
Monday morning the senior class
rendered the class day program.
The members of the graduating
were Misses Dorothy Dawson, Los
Wells, Nettie Lu Hogg, Maud Nc
Gee, Christine Harris and Messrs.
Rufus Baugh and Lester Holley.
Miss Mary Burgin has returned
from an extended visit to Opelika
and Auburn. She was maid of hon
or at the marriage of Miss Nell
Cook in Opelika and she was the
guest of Miss Elizabeth Young for
commencement at Auburn.
Miss Nattie Powell will leave for
Memphis, Tenn, next Sunday to at
tend the Confederate reunion. Be.
fore her return, Miss Powell vii
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-06-02

But it opens just as Congress is
about to adjourn for the campaign.
So, if your congressman puts up
a more than usually energetic fight
to be sent back to Washington. the
reason may lie in his desire to
qualify for two more years Of golf
at the Congressional Country
Club.
A national Mormon church is to
be erected in Washington, due to
the efforts of Senator Reed Smoot
of Utah, one of the leaders of the
cult established and made famous
by Brigham Young.
A site has been purchased on ev-
elusive 18th street, near the center
Of the embassy and fashionable
church section, on assurances tha5
polygamy has not been practiced in
the church for more than 40 years.
In the absence of church here,
services for Mormon believers have
been held for years at the home Of
Senator Smoot.
The Mormon church will be di-
reetly opposite the new All Souls
Unitarian church, where Chief JUS
tice, formerly president, Taft APP
pears occasionally as a lay preach
er.
A new line Of argument has b ,en
produced to show why Frederick
Dozier Gardner of St. Louis, form
er governor of Missouri, should re-
ceive the Democratic nomination