davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald., 1924-08-04
Hudson seal

Hudson seal sill hs very popular this winter not snly Tor coats of all lengths but for trimming on eloth models,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-04
Buyinp Vegetables

When buying vegetables avoid those of poor quality that are wilted, specked,. oyerripe or green. The waste amounts to much more than the saving in cost.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-04
Away From Heat
Snnnli Quantities

Keep ammonia In glass bottle away from the heat
New Britain herald., 1924-08-04

peks bonnet shape with a gide poke hrfm in front and none in the back, Usually it is faced with a delicate eeloF
New Britain herald., 1924-08-04
Prevents Cheese Dr,ing

Butter tho edges of cut cheese to keep it from drying. Store it in a cool, dry place of even temperature.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-04
oContinusd in Our Next Issue
Selecting Fruit

When selecting fruit buy that which is not bruised, as a break in the skin means quick decay.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-04
Gossip:s Corner
New Colors

New Colors
 Three new colors for fall are Nene- tian fuchsia. shutter green and rus set brown. The first is particularly liked in velvet for evening gowns.
 Hat Trimming Buckles in all sizes are very much in demand for hat trimmings. Many are of metal or coored composition that is decorated with conventional designs.
 Unusual Hats In unusual hats there is the tiny
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Personal

Mu. Harry % TsuirE win '-sy,
Thursday. December no.. Tor Rev
Orleans 20 visit rt.atlgrr ana fr.ru1r
fgr two months
ar. ana Mrl Pred Remington
Greene len "Wednesday maTaiuE f1T
their home ga Amsterdam. D. 81.
Ailss barbara Elliott o. WaIIa
Walla 0til he. the weekend guest
u pr and Mn Edward Lincoln
Smith
MI Eduari Dandy Lewis win az.
rive December "a from Lawrence
VILE 70 spend his Christmas yaca,
zion here
Judge and AIrr Thomas Burke are
expected home next week from a
mouthr visit in New York
Mr and Mr. Walter McEuun
Tomkins and SIR and Sire, o, Fergus
MeI'ae spent the last week end iu
Portland
Mr and Mrs Ernest Riley Aues
jacknonl have removed 20 their
apartment IN the Fairfax.
Mrs Howard Knott returned Mon.
day from two month"; trip in tho
East
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Elman Gives Superb
Program

Mischa Elman one ~ the few
great yioIinists n the present age.
was heard m concert last evening
az the Masonic temple since hts
lart appearance here. some time
ago. he has lost none o. hits ability
20 sway an audience. az was shown
hy the reception accorded him last
night
Fow artists are as universally
liked % Elmhn and wherever DO
Eoss he receives uustinted praise.
his recitals being one Of the most
popular ~ any musical season.
Elmhn may Justly bo called d
great musician. A master o. violin
technique his playing attalus M
near Az possible perfection. He has
mastered an the intriraeiss % com
position. and his technique, erquis-
lie Interpretations, tone coloriuF and
purity OF intonhtion arc that o. the
master musician.
The recital was under tho local
management OF Marjorie CoVhn.
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Orthopedic Lunch and
Thrift Shops

Mrs, Copeland Plummer viii be
hostess for Mount Baker guild Fri
day az the Orthopcdic Lunch room
2lt Columbia 81. assisted by Mrs.
George Johnston. Mrs Charles n
Field. Mrs. J. A. Hyde. Mrs. Frank
Van Patten. Mrs. r. o. Paxton.
Mrs. W. Mckinney. Mrs l.. s.
Richter AIRS Howard CozErove.
Mrs. T Gamble. Mrs, C. Houston
Mrs. w. S. Vonlrek. Mrs. c. A.
Brown, Mrs W. Peterson. Mrs. II.
r. Washington. Mrs. r. G. Loman
and Mrs. Frank Clancy.
North Queen Anne guild win be
in charge all day Friday AZ tho
Thrift Shop. represented By Mrs. +.
G.. shipman and Mrs IT. +. Porter
In the morning. and Mrs. II. o.
leigh and Mrs. W. A. Bausris In
the afternoon.
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Amphions Give
Recital

Last evening At Msany hail the
Amphion society. a male chorus OF
over n hundred voices, was heard In
a most enjoyable recital Under the
leadership Of Graham Morgan this
organization has grown until II II
now considered one o. the finest OF
~ kind on IN, coast.
Their program was one that met
with unusual enthusiasm Aryille
Belsiad. well known local pianist.
provided excellent accompaniment
for tho chorus. AZ did the orchestra
Of 20 pieces
Assisting on the program was
Gertrude Huntly Greene. plalst.
whose playing n not now 20 Seattle
audiences. and who received a
vcritablo ovation.
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serve. Plain or with fresh
fruit, its attractiveness tempts
the appetite of the whole
family.
And it's dainty and healthful
dessert after hearty meal.
1t is delicious in appearance as well
as in taste. Its crystal clear certified
color adds touch to the table that
makes plain meals delight You'll
serve it often, once you have tried
Jell-wcll.
Ask your grocer for your favoritc
flavor today. Then experiment. with
variations that will surprise you with
their deliciousncSS. Insist on Jell-
well, in the Rcd-Box.
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nIBs FOR FRIDAY

<-YAs PARTY
xhnhtrt club will have its
ms party al tho home OF
EEers ROwley. 425 50th ave.
December 5. Luncheon AZ
f.iock.
Ezy STAR CLUB
~ STAR club win sew for
sh;nocss for the Blind, on
December s. from 10 a. m.
at 1850 Arcade Square
ECE cLuB
essrie club win meet Fri.
ls,snbsr ). at the Gamma
ahease. 45is 18th ave. \. z.
y y charge q parliament
picture department, consist.
u reading Of one-act play.
q Roses" BY Constance
isadlag b. Mrs. Elmer c.
d AK on Differences o. opin.
2 Mrs. George n. AlcLouRh.
= scdrsss on Parliamentary
,''n Legal Standpoint" by
W. W. ]. coyle. Executive
ass'I at 40 o'clock.
.Lss ANGELINE PARLoR
d Angeline Parlor. No. 2.
Daughiers Of Washington.
& a business meeting. Fri
\ 7 ! December 5, at the
a ciubrooma
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WoncR'S University Club
wa Sponsor Talk

Under ihe auspices OF the Womsa's
University club Professor How %
Isaac. from the fine arts department
a. tho University % Washington.
Nil ialk on tho Western artists sN.
h'b'is az the fine arts ssllcry, s0sg
Ibfd ave- on Friday afternoon. ns,
c'mher 9. st ESQ O'Clock
The exhibit has been retained until
Friday Tor the Women's University
club, 30 that be- members and friends
may have an opportunity 10 hear an
authority give hia views OF tho pie
lures
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PROGRAM ANNOUNCED
FOR HAZAAR

Tho musical program for Jefferson
Park ladies' Improvement club ba.
zaar Friday afternoon. December 8.
al the Beacon I'M Community house.
21as 10th ave =. will include tho
following numbers.
Vocal solB--aalsrtsd
Mf. WAngu
Piano ssio-
'Morccau" ........... Cafsrt- Frtstirns
Mrs Napier
Friday evening". December 3
Piano soil
Dance % ihs Dwarfh-. ........ Grstr
"Fsrrisn sony ...........Hurrss is,sr
Allan Ktrkam
Vocal soio--"ons FisstinE Hour
Miss Cuddy.
Nuaio-Jan orchestra
PAGEANT TICKETS MUST
BE IN BY FRIDAY
All members OF tho Seattle FEEDER.
alton OF womcns Clubs who have
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.He#.-- nm r----. Co.,. ....-.....
. r.-- u. ...-a--
rr.H- 49, az. r--..s..
$1,000. ~ ~ e-.--.- gr--.--
rrar ~ ~ .-r---s ar+.r.-f..-f
HHn .HH-e- -.---.- r--r---
-H-f.s rf-#r l.s..g $500.
80. -r- $685.
49, sr..-a.
r-seHaf 4 400 r.-@- 49,. ~ rs..-
s-Fl-,f-,. So. -.
-
,... 49,
~ -. '''-----'. ta5 49,,
T-.r.- rr---s a.... ~.
rr-.rrrrr rs4#-- r.-.- ~
~ 49, s.--.-
God, t.r.-.fl-.. ,...,,.-..
ar+rs me r.s..4- 4, -.
HaH#n f.H4-arHEr tr.-.-..- mn
Elrrr 49, ....-.s-. ..-.........-
..-.-..-...-.... Trs- 40 r-s-
~ 80. 49, t--.,.--
aa
~ " '' '7l .[sF g..
!. a I- f.Ps .-.. p hs.f5 al.s-1
n'.ifi
80 r. a. - -, '''
fri1~rss nafsasr.ts ..-..- Doris IIsrEs
49, 100. .r.-'.'''r ..L-,- g .,s''
raaT Hrarirs ......... Der Esr- ois5a
90 Innocent JACK Gtiiahrr
Na'rai - iAs haHHi.fsa Hera
p,fr-. r,g--ar me- 80.
Prince ud .......... .t.suis FrFrief
A' lil,a.aisni' o. ia' rri.s''s- Doris Outs
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~,p's University Club WW Feature
rsristmaS Programs, H0SteSSeS at
T5mtry Home

V,-sas University ra.
-. for prTmh |
ss1s a nuurr- NJ n
ats n Etrne ufr
~ Easn
- Afternoon lFf-m'Sl
sr,e,k a Chufma Ha
-sted ana staged hg
l,tr. assisted ty tfs
"A vn H. presented
rsrne p,ymhrr POI az
N,s. Ns F1ya Tam
-,rtai1 tEr house guests
,-.ras paru af Der home
u Flsme pi
~ pcumhr - at Sis
=, Bach s,st5ly VIl gIrr
-, eanofrt aI the club Tor
- ~ their guests Tho
=, ne evening Vm D.
- nan White Mrs a,
- M. q ID SilmsoH and
-. s,srrayC Following the
4. urpsr viii d. served
~ Janmp 0 from 5 un-
-. -Nev Years Observ
n-srr viii be followed bT
- pngg dancing or Giro
- Mrs samuel Barnes
- Alison T WanamBkeE
/, ~ hosftsses
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Annual Reception
10 FaclIltu

t and Mrs H.nu SuzlIu vTI
H hozis at thrr annual rersptis1
90 ihr members 0f We faculty Ii
iEe University of Washington ana
lhelr wives ou Thursday afternoon.
l'f1emhtr NJ from 4 until 8 o'clogk
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Women's Clubs
WHITTIER HEIGHTS CLUB

WHITTIER HEIGHTS CLUB
The regular meeting OF the Whit
tier Heights Improvement club will
be held IN the Whittier school, W.
18th 81 and i4th ave. n. w. on
Friday. December :. az s p. m.
ST. ANDREW GUILD BAZAAR
81. Andrew Guild OF Green Lake
Is featuring a novel bazaar on Fri.
day afternoon and evening. Deem.
Der 5. at their hail. Fifth ave. ".
f. and f. 10th 81 A homs-eooked
dinner viii be served from $40 70
100.
The committee in charge OF The
affair. which is called n week.
day bazaar" follows. Monday. or
washday booth. Mrs II. Lsnigarf;
Tuesday. or ironing day. Mrs. J. s.
King. wednesday. or mending day.
Mrs r. Bryan. Thursday, or visiting
day. Mrs. J. Battsrton: Friday or
cleaning day. Mrs. C. Uric; Satur.
day. or baking day. Mrs. H. Dore;
Fish pond. Mrs. J. Mehan. Fortune.
telling. Mrs. Clarke.
BRIDGE AND
NAH JONGG PARTY
The Improvement committee Of
University Heights Pareut.Teacher
association will hold an auction
hyidge and nah Jongg party Friday,
December 3. at ? O'Clock, at The home
Of Mrs Albert J. schoephoester, 1928
z. 55th 81.
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Music
Piano Recital

Piano Recital
Grrirude rulel, Greens. pianist.
oiii b. heard ia recital Friday 90
gIug. December 6. az Plymouth
Congregational church. under the
auspices ~ the Palmrrt0u MrnisI
gurfsu
urr Erusm fellows
fsH Nussrrs en- H5rGss .-.....
..a..r Namfaa sa1autr1
tEN faFafiia Reese ..-..-. HHmus'
.HI auuata fn - faF.-.... ...... Eearlsfrl
tll Fsuissl ana TuEus lH q afingr
sr.-rttsr.aFa-- ..s-r.- HHrh lAHt'
~
AllsEro hSssfasa
srhersg
large
FiHsle Presto pa rar tsHrH
Ilhis HEnsts 10 ris1r1 H|TEgal irfrTTap
uaut
an
Itl FsifT EaIs - flEt ninaf
Ihl RAIN Tale. u flst Niuur
opus la 30 ....... .ss.s
'rh Arahraga0. TAn ilFUr ...s d MeffHsT
Idf paHEa raafIta ....-.....
iFl Pain Fal1 ia O. fiat opus
30 No .s.r-...r.r
.al Ballet music fram UasamunaH
...s--r... schubert gddaushy
90 "A tlitis rbrE1itsH waltz ltf..,
lrl folanaiur in D. MaIarrr...-
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Informal Luncheon
al Home

Mrs A r. T. williamson viii en-.
'trtnn with AN Informal luncheon
at her home on THURSDAY after,
noon. December II.
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|0megq Bazaar

rEssiing event Tor satur.
BIZ chi Omega bazaar. AZ the
ri University club. Bridge
- iaasg will be In order AZ
~ and the service Of tea at
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No Failures
With This Dessert
because 1t Je1ls Well

Always succcssful-this at
tractive, delicious gelatine
dessert.
We make sure that it will
mold perfectly by using only
the purest gelatinc obtainable.
We invite you to try Jell-
well-and note its havory frag-
rance when the hot water is
added. See how quickly it
jellS, too.
Red-Box Jell-well is made
in six delicious truc-fruit hav-
ors, offering scores of ways to
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STEVENS IS. H, &.
Members. comrades and friends q
stevens " r. G. No I. win BE- en-.
tertuined az a MONDAY luncheon Fri.
day, December 6. az the home u
Mrs, Carrie Barck. 1919 n. sgth n.
Take Meridian or whlllngford cars.
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ADDITIoNiL CLUBS
,ua.faTtr upcrTAF

DRAMATIC RECITAL
The Margaret Olson School q TX
preston ana Dramatic Art viii pre-.
sent pupils from ths chlldren's and
Junior classes IN a recital Saturday
evening December 9. n 7.8O O'Clock.
Ia RiseEari HAN. Odd Fellows TEN.
pie
The program follows.
f-rhs Chudrsu's Hour" Marioris usu
10 lf'z' .r-r....-ss.sn Harold HsEEo
HMr EiussIdgrf ana the water PIPE
s-trassrss.s- Frrrr-s Nay Cunliffs
PA and Na, H8t Polly NEEDED
EduCatiu'" .-....-... Ffnurfa smith
Tribute 20 a F0fd" ....r-.... Fred sf5e
"Purkrr.' ,.sr. -.s.s... Don Eden Olsen
"a Princess and = Churn"
Scene Cottage home o. Harbhra
Princes HoazliHdss d. Chariotts Hysnss0n
Barbara. the peasant maid -..r.s-s
sr.rsFsrsrrs.srsf rsr Marjorie Isdman
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RrTnENTs, AIIIsIcAL cIIrn

% y I'm = ~ a. HlAAAs CLUB
Friends o. the Students Musical
club are invited 10 attend a. nrrt
concert this season on Friday even
ms December @. Ht the residence
studio o. Mrs ora Rlrkhuff 1913
Fourth ave. y.
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zsr lTior

uai Colonel Howard G..
UsA. and Mrs, natids.
loss al a reception AZ their
,n Fort LAwton on New
-. from ! until 2 o'clock.
- syenins. December II,
k ruy post. Lieutenant and
n Fsin Waite and Lieutenant
T. William Marshall Jr, win
With a dance az the or
TN
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Dancing PARTY

Miss Dorothy Neville and Mis-,
Ruth Hudson win entertain with d
dance Friday evening at Douglas hail
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|Mdning for
L Folsom

nsn,ing Miss Elizabeth
uho L 70 wed Mr. law.
Ezsy, Mss Loyal TREAT, Miss
Eszy and Miss Gwladys
Tvs VII entertain with a pro-
luncheon on saturday aft.
h December q.
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HARVEST FESTIyAL
AND BAZAAR
The ladies league Of Pilgrim Con.
gregationL church will have a hnr.
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Frrf festival and taaar Friday. De-
ormhFr .. beginning on o O'Clock ana
continuing until li O'clock f1 ftr
gymnasium ~ flr church. w.fH SIR
John sheriff general chairman. iH
charge
A dinner ain - served from 10
a O'Clock. ana q concert wilI he given
during ths evening under thG t.rgr
ton q Prof ElsarI E,irb5grne
WOMAN-s CENTURY CLUB
The music department. ~ tie
Womau'1 Century club uTI mrrt
Friday December c. al 3 O'Clock. af
the homo % Mra samusI a. Mae
donald sgo1 lfiH aVs. =. D. Assist
ing hOEiesraa. Sire, PsrelyaI Collins
Mn J D. Harris ana Mrr Arthur
Holt.
Following the business meeting
q program on ~aIarDowsu ana HR
Music wll b6 illustrated. AL FOL
lows
"I1fe o. MagpowslL" a biography.
BY Sire Fred vs. Bert. Jr
Voice. ITO a WIZ Rose trio. IN
Guiding Mrs J, H. Nichols. Sir D..
g. Cole and AiTs Arthur D. Hurt0n.
Piano, Improvisation. prom
the Depths. 'Elnn Dance" BIZ
Mas Fidtia Burgess
Voice. group selected Myra Ran
croft Olive. director Of the chorus
of the womau's Century club MrF
Rachel siiciSlsmun a. the piano.
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souTH nEAcoN HILL cLrn

SOUTH BEACON HILL CLUB
The South Beacon I'm Improve
ment club VIII meet Friday even.
Ing, December Q, a. oliyct church.
Beacon ave. and Graham 81. at 8
o'clock.
An excellent program Of music.
Rotations and speeches has been
prepared by special committee
under Mrs. Fred Thonpsous dlrce.
tlon.
Various items Of club business
will be discussed.
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wa Dine Together
al Olympic Hotel

A group % friends who will have a
table az The opening dinner dance al
the Olympic hotel Saturday evening
include Mr. and Mrs John Ewing
Price. Mr. and Mrs Andrew Price.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence !. Peck. Nir.
and Mrs, Henry Judson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl 4. Gould
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LITERARY AND MUSICAL CLUB
Ladies' Literary and Musical club
viii meet Friday. December 5. with
Mrs. l. y. Booth. 1894 n. Jgnd st..
at : o'clock. Program-Roll call.
Quotations From American Poets"
and talk on THE Little Theator
Movement In America" by Mrs. w.
J. Horny.
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assisted In the selling OF tickets for
the pageant ''womanhood." 20 be-
given Mt tho Metropolitan theater on
tho afternoon and evening OF Docem.
Der IL. arc urged 60 turn In all funds
and unsold tickets 10 tho chairman.
AIRS. J. w. Hynsman. tomorrow az.
tornoon friday. December d. at !
o'clock. at tho Hotel Waldorf.
NORTH END FLOWER CLUB
Tho North End Flower club will
hold its regular monthly meeting AZ
Moves cafeteria December s. at II
noon. Miss Clara Reynolds. art su.
pervisor Of tho Seattle public schools.
viii speak on English Gardens"
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inn wiz Honor

VS. fls: Pratt
ssrss Il Risss and her
Ms Harold smith. are
l. - luncheon at che home
|oiAnd F--S across Lake wash
/ losfI =. sturdy December 20.
L q Mss Ruth Pratt, whose
TO Dr. Edwin Eugene
bod ~ bsan event Of the near
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-06-13
ROCNA StjH0DzA UCASTINA-
ROV AMER.-SLOV. BANKY.

19. maja vydrziavana bola 5roe-
ma schodza ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Banky "a pritomnosti vacsieho
poctu 1castinarov, ,ktori, zastupo~
vail S6,25O dcastin. Ma <schodzi
predsedal Jozef Adamek, podpred
seka. Ia rok 1923 banka vykazu-
ie cisteho zisku Kcs. 1850, ,668.59,
z'ktoreho vyplati sa percentova
diyidenda Ma kapitalu 25 milo
nov kor. Banka ma vkladov vyse
135 milionov kor1n. Filialka v
Presove, ktorej spravcom je anne
ricky Slovak, p. Karol Straka, ma
vkladov na 10 milionov. Podobne
al filialka Prahe pred rokom
zalozena napreduje dobre, kde a.
mericke oddelenie spravuje p. Ja-
roslav V. Matyas, amer. Slovak.
Ma buduci rok do dIrektOrla boil
iednohlasne zvoleni: Michal Bo-
SAX, Jozef Adamek, DIR. Pavel Bla-
no, Jozef Branecky, Jan Jiri Krej-
ci, Jaromir Kovar, DIR Gustav Ma
zanec, dr. L'udovit Okanik, dr..
Eugen Pstros, Jan Sokol, Anton
Sachl "a FrantiSek Titera'. Ia pred
sedu jednohlasne zvoleny Dol p.
Michal Bosak, ale ten nemohol pri-
jat' pre- jeho americke podniky,
Potom bol zvoleny p. Jozef Ada
mex "a predsedu "a podpredse-
dov DIR Blaho a DIR Mazanec. Anne
ricko-Slovensk1 banku zalozil p.
Michal Bosak pred paru rokmi a
Jej pokrok je potesitel'ny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-06-13

Behom poslednych niekol 'ko. ro-
kov vyvinuta bola rastnca obchod-
ma stvrt' ma Mahoning Ave. me-
dzi Milton Ave. a Steel st. Pc.
.cetne prosperuj1ce obchody sa tn
nachadzajd, zahrnujdc v to cd
bocku banky, obchod ma farbu a
.zelezne veci, cukraren, divadlo S
pohyblivymi obrazmi, moderne
grocerne masiarske zavody, all-
tomobilove obchody a dielne elek,-
,tricke obchody, kancelaria poem
kova, vel'ka mliekaren, doktorske
a zubohkarske kancelarie, kraj-
cirske a eistleske dielne, restau-
ranty, postova stanica, obchody
ma satstyo, plecharna, klempiarna,
lpradelna inc obchody.
4; " skutocnosti, celkom oddelena
'obchodna stvrt' bola utvorena ma
stajto stranel .mesta, ktora moze, v
|HAde potreby, vyhovet' -vsetkym
|poziadavkam okoliteho obyyatel'- .
silva. =
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-06-13
Nieco 0 Zapadnej Strane
" naSho. mesta

y
Obchodnici tomto okoli su by
strozraki pokrokovi, ktori zavie-
dli mnohe obchodne novoty. Bola
zalozena Spolocnost' Zapadnej
Strany, pozostavajlca z. obchodni-
kov a majitel'ov domov, na po-
zdvihnutie spolocnyych zaujmov.
w. B. Van Gorder, obchodnik ne
movitost ami, ktory tam 7alozil
kancelariu minulej jaseni, je pred
seldom tejtc organizacie. s. q
Distrikt, ktory tieto obchodne
podniky obsluhuju, "a posledne
roxy tax vzrastol, ze obchodnici
iicastni boil krasnej prosperite.
Dalsie vzmahanie je v prdde, kto-
re bude vel'keho vyznamu bu-
ducich: rokoch. "
Mr.. VAN Gerder pevne veri vo
vel'ku buducnost' West Side-u a
v jeho moznostiach a je ochotny
pracovat' "a jeho zvel'aqenie.s
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-06-13
NIEKToRE zvLAsTNOsTI
NEW YORKU.
(Zvlastny clanok Mar. Geografi-
ckej Spolocnosti pre- F. l.. I. 81

New York je iste Niagarou a.
merickeho zivota. Ako spusty vo-
dy zenu sa cez tieto chyrecne vo-
dopady, talk New Yorkom zen1 sa
spasty l'udskych dychtivcov, hl'a
dajdcich prilezitost' vyhl 'adat' 81
svoje st'astie v novom svete. ,
Zda sa to neuveritel ne, ale ked'
by vsetci jednotlivci ktorych ro-
dioia sa narodili v Amerike, mali
opistit New York, ktori ovsem
maju'v nom svoje sidlo, TAX New
York ich odchodom by nebol do
tknuty ami najmensom. Prist' a.
hovalecke obyvatel's 'stvo je tam v
prevahe rovna sa skoro poctom
obyvatel 'stvu Pariza a Filadelfie
.dohromady a prevysuje pocet O.
byvatel'stva Chicago a Berllna do
hromady.
V jednom mrakodrape umiestni
sa ma $4,000 pracovnikov. Podzem
ma draha musi ich dovazat' v Is
Fylakoch O 10 voznoch, ked' majt
'sa: dostat' tito l'udia do svojho
dradu. TO trva 26 min1t, nez do
stan1 sa 1zkymi tunelmi na ME
sto.
Il Long Islandu, New Jersey a
stisednych miest je V jednom dni
dovezene do New Yorku a New
Yorku Wac, nez dvaraz tol 'ko l'u-
df, ako ma vsetkych zeleznicnych
drahach vo Spojenych Statoch. V
New Yorku je najviac Pudi, ktori
byvajti ma vaesie vzdialenosti od
miesta svojho zamestnania a preto
ie treba, tol'ko dopravnych pro-
striedkov. Kazdy rok diva biliony
Fudi sa. dovaza. Kazdy den 30 ton
niklov sa odovzda pddzemnych
a poulicnych drahach. KazdX rok
200 t'azkych omnibusovch :voz-
nov sa zaplnf tyymto peniazom.
Sest' milionov l'udf v New, Yor-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-06-13

i kd musi dostat' kazdy tyzden 200
vlakov potravin, 2,160 naklad-
nych vozilov muky a obilnin, 1000
voznov mlieka. Tedy. vlaky keby
sa spojily dohromady, boly by 76
mil dlzky t'ahalo by ich 200
lokomotiv. ~...s.. ;.
Zal 'udnenost' New >Yorku je
tiez pricinou, ze mesto je pre- cho-
roboplodne zarodky rajom. A pre-
dsa je mesto New York najzdrav-
sim mestom v Amerike. Procento
dmrtnosti je V Manhattanu 1880,
v Baltimore vsak 1918 vo Wash
ingtone 1901 procenta. New York
ma znamenity zdravotnicky sy-
stem. Neustala bdelost' mad ci-
stotou vody, neustale nieenie hmy-
zu, komarov a ineho hmyzu. Y
meste je 100000 porodov " roku
a len jedno diet "a z desiatich pod
l'ahne. PRIV bol priemer ten jedno
piatich. VynaSlo sa, ze ma deti
boil podniknuty 1tok jedine neci-
stym mliekom a preto sa sriadily
mnohe stanice, kde novorodene
dietky dostavajd ciste mlieko.
Dba sa O vychovu detf to
nielen vo skolach verejnych, ale i
vo skolach vyssssfch. Deti, ktore ne
mozu po skonceni verejne; skoly
spokraeovat'. ma vyssich skolach,
mozu sa vzdelavat' d'alej vo sko-
lach vecernych odbornych. Pre-
dievcata vysssich idealnych dsta-
vov je Washington Irving High
School, Hunters College atd'. X
Gomu ma dievca naklonnost', to 81
moze vybrat', take v pozdejseJ
dobe ma kazda nich podklad ku
spravnemu a cistemu zivotu.