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Continued from Sixth Page)
start is not Forthcoming, he investi
gates. Usually such Investigation
leads to the discovery of weak
spark, frequently occasioned by 4
weak Battery. The latter will also
prevent the starter-motor from Civ
ing the engine Il snappy turnover.
\ slow start may not appear to be
anything to be concerned about. yet
it is a very effective form of power
loss. A slow start means using an
excess Of raw gas during the chok-
ing process. This excess leaks down
to the crankcase, dilutes the oil and,
in thinning It, increases friction at
the bearings. This results in power
loss and excessive wear-and then
more power loss.
Difficult starting pulls the battery
down even if the battery is not to
blame. This results in u weak spark,
occasional missing" and lowered eff
ficiency. Modern engines start so
quickly as a general rule that the
average driver is often satisfied If
he does not have to get out and
crank by hand. This is just where
the trouble comes in. He skates on
thin ice without knowing it.
Ammeter as Guide.
1t is doubtful whether one out of
hundred drivers pay any attention
to the ammeter, yet here is an in
strument that will tell instantly
when anything is starting to go
wrong in the generator-battery sys-
temp. The wise driver regards II
slightly lower charging rate as evil
dence of generator brush wear, and
so promptly investigates the situa-
ton. If the drop in the charging
rate is excessive and he does not
have the time for Immediate renewal
of brushes he adjusts the third
brush so as to furnish a higher
charging rate. This helps to keep
the battery fully charged and keeps
the engine that much farther from
running on its reserve.
Getting everything out of your en-
CINE is n matter of trying to keep
its reserve power and endurance un-
til.you really need it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-21
CONSTANT TUNING
OF ENGINE MEANS
POWER CONSERVATION

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Whales are reported plentiful along
the coast of Oregon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-21

Col. John Scott announces that the
initial meeting of Reserve Ordnance Of
ficers has been postponed, but it will
be held January 3, at the Graham
Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-21

The long debated question as to who
will succeed Brig. Gen. Harold b. Fiske
as the commanding general of the LIST
Field Artillery Brigade and the com.
nanding officer at Fort Boyle, Md, has
been settled. Brig. Gen. Edgar T. Col
Inns has been selected and ordered to
command at Fort Hoyle. Gen. Fiske has
been ordered to duty with the I'd Divi-
sion, Fort Sam Houston, Tex.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-30
ZAPIsNICA
Vyboru pre- Vychodne Slovensko
20 schodze 30. aprila 1924 miest-
nosti The American State Bank,
Pittsburgh, Pa.

Brat Jakub .Virostek, predseda
Vyboru, srdhenymi slovami pri-
vital pritomnych, a vrele d'akoval
i'm za beast, nato vysvetlil ciel
schodze vyborove zasadnutie "a
hail 9. hod. rano.
Bol citany menoslov clenov W.
boru. Pritomni: Jakub Virostek,
predseda, Frantisek Bury, tajom-
mix, Michal Sincak, Glen, Stefan
j. Pettko, Glen. Ia lstrednn spra-
WI Slov. -Ligy pritomny br. Jan A.
Kociir, tajomnik.
Kvoli informacii bola citana "a
pisnica minulej sch6dze, ktora
bola uz predtym uhodnovernena,
a teraz znamost' vzata. us,
Vybor zistil, re ami po tret 'om
upovedomeni p. Frantisek Ambr6z
neoddal literarne prace studujuu-
cej mladeze 20 Slovenska, ktore
wal a 81 l'dbil, ze nahle tiespreeita,
posle ich zpiatky. si.
Prace tie mnohi ziadatelia sti-
pendia chc1 mat nazad. Preto w.
Dor sa usniesol, ably menovany pan
Dol poziadany cestou tejto zapis.
nice este raz, ably oddal tie spisy
vyboru. Inac s l'titost 'ou doznava.
me, ze budeme nlteni sddobnou
cestou tie literarne prace- cd. p.
Ambroza vymahat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-30

du Vybor sa usniesol dat vyhoto.
Wit vkusne odznaky znazornujucc
vzkriesenie vych. Slovenska, a ola.
rovat' tym miledarcom, ktori obe-
tujti znacnejsl obnos na Osvetovy
fond Vychodneho .Slovenska.
= Sch6dza Y. v. s. vystovila vd a.
'ku vsetkym tym Slevakom Slo.
venkam Monessen, Pa, ktori pri-
spell hmotnou a moralnou po.
mocou ma akciu Vyb. Vych. Slo.
venska.
Dalej ustaleno, aby tajomnik
Vyboru spracoval strucnu zpravu
2 dvojrocneho dcinkovania Vybo.
I'll ju ma Is. kongrese Slov. Lfgy
predniesol.
| Vzhl'adom ma cudne poziadav.
ky Karpato-Rusov v otazke uspo-
riadania hranic medzi Sloven.
skom Karpato-Ruskom, ktori 81
v ich neuvedomeni 0 pravom sta
We tamojsieho SLOW. obyvatel'stva,
nezodpovedne ziadajn potisndt
svoje hranice v prospech ich Az
po Poprad... Bolo Vyborom prija,
te, zeby zastupca v. Y. S. ma XIV
kongrese .Ligy odpornea1 vo vybo.
rovej zprave, aby haklivej tejto
| otazke bolo venovane Wac pozor.
| nosti, aby tento kongres porobil "a
vcasu opatrenia, AXE "a prospes-
ne uzna, ako dovodu, ably zalost-
ny osud nezastihol bratov a sestry
ma vychodnomN Slovensku tax, ako
zastihol rodakov v Spisi a Grave.
81 Vybor pre- Vychodness ssSlovensko
So .znoyus obfacia -kps sirokej slo-
lvensxej verenosti $ ;prosbou 0 roz-
Esiahlejsie hmotne prostriedky, a.
by mohol ma buddci skolsky rok:
l924-1925 vol'nejsie odmenit' a
|podporit' skolsku mladez, bud1cu
to nadej nasho l'udu ma SLOW. w.
chode. Vybor veri, ze ia sl'achet-
ma idea najde hlboke porozumenie
medzi SLOW. narodom, ze pochopi-
me tento vzneseny ciel napo-
m6zeme milodarom to, co je v Ii
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-30

q priltsitosti polrabt. jihllio ., tlliicaa,
p. Juraja Hermann, 1aystfyilssy
ponieiok po poiil1rnib,es Il ynss,l M redak- siais
.ciu p. .J;aJ. Istosih, slovenaky po.
hrabnik 4 Ambridge, Pa, ! .ktofsm
SINE sa srdecne poshovarali, Pan
1stoain nam rozprava1 80 Amb-
ridge, kde Jest hodne Slovakoy. a
main'aj svoju osadu. Okrem Slo-
vakov ie fam aj hodne R1ssinoy,
ktorl maj,i az tri cerkvi a Polia.
kov. Slovaci pracuji tam v ocefiar-
zach, menovite v pajpovhach to-
varnach, kde vyrabajd kovovt
cievy pre- kable a platne pre- lode.
Slovaci tam pokracnj1 obstojne.
Maj1 styri kluby, v ktorych sa
vzdelavajl Pan 1stoein ma V me-
ste ! Youngstowne okoli mnoho
prlbuznvch priatel'ov, lebo tn
predt tm ,byval "a dlhsiu dobu. Je
on 'starym Amerikanom, byva v
tejto zemi uz 40 rokov a preto ma
velike zk1senosti. Jeden jeho syn
studuje "a knaza. - Panu Istoci-
novi "a navstevu vd aka! . ..., ~.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-30
HASELTON SLOVAK TATRA
KLUB,

Urad ma, rok 1924 je nasledovn$
Jan Kozak, predseda. P. o. Box 90
Haselton Sta, City. Stefan Antal, pod
predseda Box 254 Haselton Sta, City
Jan sBlazo., dctovnik, 1920 Gladstone
st., City. Jan Basista, pol<ladnik, 1ol
Haseltine Ave, City. Jozef Kaeenga
zapisnik, 1889 Gladstone St., City. -
Dozorcovia majetku SD: Michal Ko
zak, Box ISL Haselton Sta, City. Mar
tin Basista, 100 Gladstone St., City
Dozorca chorych: Stefan sanetrik
2 Starr St.. East Youngstown, Ohio
Valent Rovder, straz, Box 264, Hasel.
ton Sta. City.
Schodze vydrziavajd sa kazdd 4. ne.
del'u v mesiaci skole Sv. Alzbety ma
North Haseltine Ave. po obede.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-30
VEL'KA VYPRAvA sLoVAKOV
DO KRAJA. ~

Dna 2. julia tolfo rolxl odcestu-
je hromadna vyprava Slovakov
do kraja ma expresnom parniku
Franc1zskej LIME "Paris" pod o.
sobnym vedenfm bankara J. Gold
mamma New Castle. Ako nam p.
Goldman del'uje, ma lodi tejto
pocestuje mnoho Slovakov 20 vse-
tkych stran Spojenych Statov, no
menovite Youngstown, kde "a
iispech vypravy pracujl: Youngs-
tonsla Statna Banka, firma Lo-
schitzer a Engel, G. V. Hamory
international Bank, Cudzozemske
Oddelenie Dollar banky a Cudzo-
zemske oddelenie City Trust ban
ky. Tieto banky posltHia vsetkou
moznou information OIL l'adom ce-
stovania ma lodi "Paris', ktora
odplava 2. julia z New Yorku do
Havre. Vsetky zalezitosti spojene
cestovanim vykona pan Cold
mann ako tu v spoj. Statoch, talk
al v Europe. Cena sifkarty az do
Prahy je len $1O5.50. LODI "Pa-
ris' ie moderna v kazdom OIL a.
de do Europy dojde behom sest
dni. Kto sa SIBERIA do kraju uz ci
ma navstevu alebo ma stale obydle
. ME, mech cestuje touto vypravou,
bude mu veselo a bude bez stare
sti cestovat'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-30
HUMOR
Republika podl'a kysuckych
pochopov.
(Skutocna udalost'. y


Hama Brindzarova z Horclice
namrzena kraca domov s Gadcian-
skeho trhu. Pod "PraSivou' sire
the ju kmotra Kaca Bukovanova.
vycita. jej z tvari, ze sa jej stale
dato nemileho, i pyta sa jej:
- Odkalides, Hankac Cos taxa
zauraGena?
Ale, Kacko, jako bych' sa ne
zlobila! Tol 'ko casu marnit'! Ra.
da bych 81 trochu chalupu okalit
(obielit'), uz treti pondelok cho-
dim ma Cadcu "a vapnom, MEDAL
boze knpit'.
- Ale, Hanka, skoda cesty! No
vcd' vies, re v Prahe stavaj1 til
nov1 republiku a ia wall vSetko
vapno!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-30
PODAKOVANIE.
Vdova a siroty,

Nasim milym priatel 'om, yktori
vyjadrili s1strast mad odumretim
nasho manzela, pot 'azne ujka, Jo-
zefa Vasok, no jeho nemoci ma
vstivili a po smrti ma vecny odpo-
cinok odprevadili a jeho hrob kye-
THANH obsypali, vyslovujeme ma
Su vreln vd 'aku. Podobne d'akuje-
me dostp. St. Kocisovi "a krasnn
kazen, ktor1 mad nebohym v chra-
me Najsv. NJ. Jezis povedal a v je-
no meme sa od rodiny a priatel 'ov
odobral.
Anna Vasok, vdova.
, Ignac Liptak manzelkou
vnuk.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-30
america, OUR COUNTRY"
v Y0. SLOW. NOVINACH

Pc dlhsom vyjednavanf poda-
rilo sa nam zadovazit' vol most
prekladu chyrnej historic Spoje-
nych Statov: Amerika, .N'asa
VAST ktori napisal William j.
Long a pre- slovenslSy preklad spra
coval Mr.. Wheeler, hlavny spravca
Youngstown Public Library.
Historic tato povazovana ie IN
najlepsi spis, ktory sa l'ahko a pti-
tave eta a zarovcn poucuje Ia
sku vzbudzuje k tejto vel'kej slo-
bodnej republike. spracovanie pre-
slovcnsky preklad je este ME skon
Gene, preto uverejnovanim zac-
meme len paru tWdnov. Upozor-
hujeme vsak vopred nase citatel'-
stvo, re v spise "Amerika, Nasa
Vast" najde take vzacnc cita-
ME, AXE v slovenskej reel malo
kedy sa objavi. Niektore histori.
cke udalosti budlt al obrazmi OBJ
jasnene. Zadovazenie dovolenia a
obrazkov stale mas hodne penazi,
preto prosime vsetkych, ktori sa
zaujfmaj1 nasu nov1 vlast' Ca
mali by sa zaljimat' vsetci), ably
sa zavcasu postarali predplate-
ME t chto novin, jestli ich este me-
OBJ ,rajd, ably mohli sledovat' o.
ktizl'ujncu historiu Ameriky Cd
Zaciatku do kOnca.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-30
Spolkove zprav,iyli
SCH0DZA 1913. sBORU LfGY.

Oznamujem ct. clenom 1913. sbo-
ru Sloy. Ligy ma Steelton, ze rad.
ma schodza odbyvat' sa bude ma
bud1ci utorok, 3. iilna vecer pod
kostolom Najsy. NJ. Jezis ma Mid
land Ave. Ma schodzi podana bu-
de zprava kongrese Slov. Iigy
a ked' bude mono, prevedie sa
vol noveho ilradn. Ziadam bra.
tov, ably sa ysetci tejto sch6dze I'll
castnili. s nctou,
Pavel Trnavsky, taiomnfk
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-30

Vsetkym nasim priatel'om a pri-
buznym, ktori nam zial' mad odu-
mretim nasho milovaneho manzela
pot 'azne otca, Juraja Hermana,
usilovali sa umiernit', jeho ma vec-
ny odpocinok odprevadili a jeho
cerstvy .hrob vencami a kvietim
zasypali, vyslovujemc nasu srdec-
MI vd'aku.
VdOva 4, siroty.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-30
Apelata po slovensky.

Sudca Ok obzalovanemu) -
Posldeny ste ma 500 koran penaz-
nej pokuty. Ste spokojny9
Obzalovany: - ia sa w.. ia
taky sud.
Sudca k zapisnikevi) - Ma.
piSte do zapisnicc, re obzalovany
oznamil apelatu!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-30

Bol citany list cd pana X. Stias-
neho, redaktora t'Obrany'', kto-
ry ma zaklade minulej vyborovej
zapisnice, ziada podiel literarnych
prac Cd studujdcej mladeze 20 slo-
venskeho vychodu pre- dotycny ca
sopis. Bolo schodzou rozhodnuto,
ze ked' tie .spisy bude mat .vybor
pohromade, potom ich rozdeli me-
dzi SLOW. casopisy prisldchajdce do
Iona SLOW. Ligy.
Vybor dostal dopis cd spolku
sv. Pavla apostolic, 20 Spisskej Ka-
pitule, v ktorom prosia Vybor W.
choaneho Slovenska, aby ich novii
vychovnu knihu (nateraz este v
tlaci sa nachodiacej) Ia Boha a
narod", ktord vydali bohoslovci
seminara, Vybor medzi vcrnych
Slovakov a Slovenky vrele odpo-
rucal. Bol prijaty .navrh, ably me-
novany dopis Dol uverejneny v
Buletine SLOW. Ligy, aby SLOW. ro-
daci mali prilezitost' obsahu
knihy sa obsirnejSie oboznamit'.
Nasledovne ziadosti o stipendia
Studujdcej mladeze z vych. Slo-
venska boly citane,. uvazovane a
niektore do bud1ceho siibehu po-
mechanic ku rieseniu.
Cislo I. Jozef Murgas, rozhod-
mute ponechat' do bud1ceho sdbe-
hu.
Cislo 2. Blazej Bindas, podobne.
Cislo 3. Vzhl 'adom ma to, re klub
Vychodo-S -Slovakov Bratislave sa
rozpadol, Dol navrh prijaty, aby
|tajomnik SLOW. Ligy. br.; Jan A:
:Koc1r udelen1 podporu 5nenova.
menu Klubu cestou kancelarie 81.
Ligy ma Slovensku vyasignoval, a
ten obnos rozdelil medzi chudob-
nych vychodoslovenskych ziakov,
a poistenky postal do Ameriky
vyboru pre- Vychodne Slovensko.
Cislo 4. odporuceno Mattel Skol
skej.
Cislo 5. Jan Smigovsky, pone-
chano do budticeho sdbehu.
Cislo 6. Katolicky Konvent v
Kosiciach, :Joz. Ciarsky, spravca.
Ponechano do buddceho slbehu.
Cislo I. Alojz Nanak, ushodnuto
ponechat' do bud. snbehu.
Cislo 8. Martin Mark6, podobne.
~.Cislo .. Frantisek Gavura, po-
dobne.
Cislo 10. Ponevac podpora ude-
|lena from (3) ziackam ma Statnom
Ucitel'skom Ustave v Kosiciach, a
sice: Kosova Eta, Kosova Wilma
a Timkova Alzbeta 2 z;ucitel 'skeho
dstavu uz vysly, 2 tel priciny bo-
LA podpora ma ziadost' spravcu IL
stav,1 udelena nasledovnym ziae-
kan: Emilii Kuse, Marii Kuse a
|Julii Loj.
Bola jedna hodina popoludni,
preto br.t predseda predpoludllaj-
Sic zasadnutie Vyboru SO sdhla-
som elenovs odrocil do druhej ho-
diny popoludnf.
Popoludnajsie zasadnutie br.
predseda zahajil 0 2. hod. popo-
ludni. Pritomni vsetci.
|. Citana ziadost' cd pana Karola
Poljaka, ucitel'a, . jjednu zasielku
knfh.z knihoskladu SLOW. Ligy, pre-
rim kat l'ud. skolu vi sentove,
sppa Hontianska. Vybor odporl-
ca vyhoviet' ziadosti, . zaslat' je-
dnn zasielku knih do l'udovej
skolskej knihovne.
Vybor uznal potrebu Icinlivei-
SCI aeit6cis msdsi amsrick6d 81. 81
rokou verejnost 'ou, ! toho d6vo-
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1924-04-26
WOMEN SHOCK EDITOR
GRIMES
(Lincoln News service)

Fort Worth, Tex.-@B Black men be-
Iieve they have the most beautiful, at
tractive and refined women, and they
are mindful Of them; but they like to
see them look their best at all times
and also act their best. Men believe
that women should organize more and
teach department in the homes, on
the streets and elsewhere. Loud talk
ing and laughing on the street cars,
and, above all, the discovery by 50
many Of our women fiat their stock
ings are coming down or their shoes
are coming united. only when they are
on the streets. should be eschewed.
Fix up your stockings at home ladiesF'
(From: Fort Worth News)
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1924-04-26

Program: .Tambos Right, Howard
b. Thompson, George S. Harris
Floyd Cardwell, Howard Cornwell
Tambos Left, Edmond White, H
George Davenport, Chas. c. Fielding
C. A. Stenhouse.
/. Opening Chorus-"Linger
Awhile" Amateur Minstrel Club. 2. q
Don't Care Whose Mamma You Were
But You're My Sweet Mamma Now,
Howard CornweIl. 8. "Ten Thousand
Years from Now" Sterling A. Yancy
a. "Dirty Hands, Dirty Face" H
George Davenport. 5. Quartette-
Medley from the South" /. N. Dun
Zap, Jack Doyle. J. A. Harris. /. 7
Yarbrough. 8. Specially, Edmond
G White. z. Somebody Stole Ny
Gal" Leonard Roane. 8. "The World
is Waiting for the Sunrise" R. Offords
Edwards. g. eHula Lu," George 5
Harris. 10. "Song of Songs" AL Tay-
lor. II. Mamma Goes Where Papa
Goes. Charles c. Fielding. II
Dreaming Alone in the Twilight," " E
H. Hagan. Is. THE One I Love Be
longs to Somebody Else," Robert Fl
Hardin. Tr. IA. ga Woman Get'
Tired of One Man All the Time,
FIovd Cardwell. IS. I'm Drifting
Back to Dreamland," Charles ". Set
Ties l6. @Struttin' Hound, Howard
B. Thompson. II. Closing Chorus
~ Smile VIII Go a Long, Lona
wav.p Amateur Minstrel Club.
The Amateur Minstrel Club Of Chi
eago IS composed Of the following
officers and members;
officers: Rush N. Yerby President
Howard B. Thompson, Vice Presi
dsnt. oscar Randall, Secretary; Bern
~ ! Lewis. Asst. Secretary; Ed
...rd Hagan. Musical Director; VIM
u r,rtson Stage Manager.
=. M.r,bers. Herman x. Barnett
lewis '. Berry Arthur 4. Brown
rIovd Iss cardwell, VIM. c. Carroll An.
dew chirdrsss, J. Franklin Cooper
Howard cornweIl, 2. E. Danisis' 80
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1924-04-26
NEW JERSEY coLoRED DEMO.
Gratis HOLD STATE CON-
VENTION

Newark, N. 1.-THE state conyen-
ton Of Colored Democrats Of New
Jersey was held at the rooms Of the
Essex County Democratic Committee
here last week, and arrangements were
made for permanent organization in
the State Of New Jersey.
The committee on cali consisted Of;
Robert S. Hartgrove, chairman; Will
lam B. Brandon, vice chairman; A. r.
Mayo, secretary; Charles A. Branch,
treasurer; and Lincoln Clark, Walter
Jacobus, c. Puleston, H. M. Nicely,
Albert Thompson, William Simmons,
Cornelius M. Brown, Halsey B. Fran
cisco. Adolphus Thacker. M. Faulkner,
John Sloane and z. Johnson.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1924-04-26
SHE WAS CoLoRED, HE WAS
WHITE; OUT JOY RIDING
THE OTHER NIGHT. HAD HE
BEEN coLORED, SHE BEEN
WHITE, HE'D HAVE BEEN
HE'D THE OTHER
NIGHT.

A man registering as Eugene Merz,
81, grocer, 1856 California avenue,
Bond Hill, and colored woman, Civ
ing her name as Mrs. Marian Pink
ard, 25, 200 Aims place, arrested IN
an auto on Seymour avenue, near
Reading road, late last Tuesday night,
were arraigned before Municipal Judge
Samuel w. Bell on Wednesday. The
colored woman was charged with dis
orderly conduct and Merz with pos
session Of liquor and discrderly con
duct. He was fined 500 and costs
for possessing the liquor and the wom-
an was fined $40 and costs for disor-
derly conduct-Times-Star.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1924-04-26

Monday evening the members Of
the Amateur Minstrel Club, whose
members are twenty times better than
many Of the members of the regular
travelling old time minstrel shows,
gave their twenty-eighth annual show
and dance for the benefit Of the Old
Folks Home, which is at all time near
and dear to the hearts of the members
Of the Amateur Minstrel Club.
The Armony was filed to over
lowing by the best class and the
leading cOlored people residing in all
parts Of this city. 1t was by far the
best show that has so far been pre-
''nted BY the members Of the famous
Amateur Minstrel Club, each and
every member was at his best, putting
his best foot forward all the time.
The songs we're snappy and full Of
as' the jokes were full Of pep and
ginger, the choruses by the entire
Membership were all that could Be
expected.
Fun; Jokes and laughter were in
evidence throughout the evening, for
whenever any number of persons are
'0le with their wits and dry humor to
1u'e people to forget their aches,
PANS troubles, sorrows and suffering
4 this world they are benefactors to
humanity.
alderman Robert R. jackson served
n'Tolocutor and he was the right
tine
ine end men, consisting Of Messrs.
saFd B, Thompson, Floyd Card
Edmond White, Charles c.
a'lns' George S. Harris, Howard
'aE'i, H. George Davenport and
- : Stenhouse, went big with the
!, and they were the real fun
i' q the best show that has ever
4, gwen by the Amateur Minstrel
j., a1' following program was rem
p''u' occasion:
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1924-04-26
PLANS BILL PROVIDING FILL
PINO PLEBISCITE
(Linceln News Service)

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fairfield, Of
the House Insular Affairs Committee,
has announced that he soon will in
troduce a bill for a plebescite of the
Filipino people on independence at the
end of twenty-five years, and for the
election by the Filipinos Of their Gov
ernor pending such a plebiscite. Draft
ing Of the measure has been virtually
completed by Mr.. Fairfield, but be-
fore its introduction he will confer
with President Coolidge and the Secre-
tary of War. The bill will provide for
a resident American Commissioner in
the Philippines, with jurisdiction over
questions affecting relations between
the United States and the islands and
over the insular debts.
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Doyle, Isaac ~ Dunlap. Fl. George
Davenport, R. Offorde Edwards, Chas.
c. Fielding, David B. Green, Reginald
Hardin, Robert H. Hardin, Jr., J. "A.
Harris, Lawrence Harrison, David H.
Hawley, H. IT, Horsley, Edward Ha-
gan, Macon Huggins, Maj. R. R. jack
son, VIM. H. Jackson, d. R. Law
renee, Bernard B. Lewis, Clarence w.
Mayo, d. A. MCGOWAN, Ernest Old
ham, Oscar Randall, Leonard Roane,
Chas. Settles, c. A. Stenhouse, Al
bert E. Taylor, Howard B. Thomp-
son, Lincoln L. Tondee, Harry Thorn
ton, Geo. A. Turnbull, Elliot Wash
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1924-04-26

ington, Edmund O. White, Geo. r.
Woodson, Isaac T. Yarbrough, Rush
N. Yerby, Sterling Yancey.
Honorable Members: Samuel Al
ston, F. L. Cuffee, Jesse Binga, Aid.
L. B. Anderson, Hon. Oscar DePriest,
Horace Bronson, Howell B. Holmes,
w. J. Kelly, Geo. F. Maxheld, J. Ed
gar Mitchem.
We, the Amateur Minstrel Club,
wish to thank patrons for their liberal
support in this show and shows that
have passed and shows to come.
AS stated before, more than sixteen
hundred people paid their way into the
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1924-04-26
SUBURBS IN BLOOM

With the coming Of spring and the
beautiful weather which has already
appeared in the suburbs, Morgan Park,
Harvey and other suburban towns are
becoming beautiful spots. Gardens
and flowers are being planted and the
many members of the Race who have
secured homes in these towns are al
ready beginning to beautify them and
make them look like real homes and
thus inspiring others to seek locations
in that section where the air and living
conditions are better and the churches
and schools are good.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1924-04-26

Armory, the receipts for the sale of
punch, $1O0.32; programs, $137.32 cash
receipts for the evening almost $780,
90. Mailing list returns and the adj
vertising payments returns will be re-
ported later on.
II is pleasing to state for the second
or third time that more than three
thousand dollars has been realized for
the lasting benefit Of the Old Folks
Home, and it will soon be free Of all
Of its running debts.
In conclusion we are very proud Of
the accomplishments Of the gentlemen
composing the Amateur Minstrel
Club.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1924-04-26
ANTOINETTE GARNES AP-
PEARED IN A SUCCESSFUL
RECITAL AT ST. LOUIS, MO.

Last evening Antionette Garnes of
this city appeared in successful and
wonderful recital at St. Louis, Mo.
Poro College Hall was crowded from
end to end with the music lovers of
that city who extended to her hearty
greetings when she appeared in their
midst. She will return home this eve
ming.