davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-05
ZPRAVY v KRATKOsTI.

Charles Punk Drucker, je-
den 20 svindlerov, ktori oklamali
Kasmerika a Luckeho Pennsyl-
vanie $4,000, Dol arestovany
nachodi mestskom vazeni.
Pikniky slovenskych osad q cir
xvi Youngstown nedel'u
pondelok vydarily sa znamenite.
Mrs. Laird Schell, 29-ro6na
Warren, zabita bola Marion,
ked' auto, v ktorom muzom ce-
stovala, sa prevrhlo do hlbokej
priekopy.
Stanislav Piskorski, 3-rocny
chlapcek v Clevelande, ma behom
siestich mesiacov uz tretiu matku.
Predosle dive mu zomrely.
Thomas N. Studebaker, zamest-
nance Standard Oil Co. tuna, "a
topil sa nedel'u Milton jazere.
V utorok zahajeny boil skolsky
rok publicnych skolach Youngs-
town. 10000 ziakmi.
V Cine vypukla revoldcia. Dva-
ia provincialni guverneri posta.
viii vel'ke arma'dy proti sebe /
BOZ sa uz zapocal. Cudzozemske
valeene lod d'stvo je pohotove ma
chranenie zaujmov roznych kra-
jim,
Ma vyrocnom pikniku Youngs-
town Sheet and Tube Co. pritom-
ne bolo 10000 l'udi.
Poe1va sa, lie cyklops Klanov =.
Mahoning doline, Web Lentz sas
pod 'akuje Iradu.
Distriktnv sudca Spojenych.
Statov Paul j. Jones odobral OBJ
cianske papiere nasledovnym oby-
vatel 'om Youngstown: Emanuel
G. Tambakis, vincenzo Rnlli, Fran
cesco Pallante, Aliborto Incurva-
to, Giuseppe Poto q Temmasco
Frasca. Nix nebude "a tskyni.
"obcsnnni" banovat' s
Walesky prime, ktory ie oslsr
vovany po cslej Amerike, NJ TT
noel jednu I. druhou lump>val IA
5. hodiny rama. Jest to 20 o6disos
lvat' Y jedneho princai /
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-05
LETUNI
OBLETELI ZEMEGUL'U

Slava obletenia zemegul patri
Amerikanom. LetIni l.. H. Smith
Erick Nelson po 5 mesiacoch a
IA dnoch lietania obleteli celii
zem, co dosial' nevykonal nikto
my pred mimi. Prezident Coolidge
postal i'm uvitaci telegram, ako-
nahle sost1pili ma americkej p6-
de v Labradore.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-05
pOI.IT1CkY
PREHL'AD
"DRzhfE AtfERfKU
AMER1CKoU.

Ma Labor Day vsetci traja pre-
zidentskf kandidati: Coolidge,
Davis LaFollette recnili ma.
hodou recnili skoro o totoznych
predmetoch. Coolidge odporttal
pokratovat' v smere, akym sa a.
mericky zivot teraz pobera; Da-
Wis odportcal Ligu Narodov a
vodcovske miesto medzi naroda-
mi sveta; LaFollette odpor1cal
sr1tit' terajSie politick6 zariade-
ME Spojenych Statoch, ktorych
ekonomickd kontrolu drzi ru-
kach mala hrstka kapitalistov.
Coolidge reGnil v Bielom Dome
pred zastupcami robotnickych IT,
nil, a medzi inym povedal:
"My nepotrebujeme importo-
vat ziadne cudzozemske ekono-
micke idey, ami ziadne cudzozem-
ske statne formy. My sa radSej
pridrziavajme americkeho druhu
vlady, americkeho druhu rovno-
sti, a americkeho dru'hu mzly, A.
merika mech radsej zostava. ama-
rickou.'
Coolidge tn chcel .poukazat' na
to, re ziadna europska vlada ne
moze byt' modelom pre- Ameri-
kanov; vsetky sti horsie cd nasej,
preto je lepsie al ostat' pri ma
Sej osvedsenej form evlady, ktora
dava rovnakn prilezitost' kazde-
mu vyniknnt a umoznuje lepsiu
mzdu pre- robotnictvo, nez ktora
kol'vek ina vladna forma ma sve-
te. A tomto NAL pravdu. Kto
pochybuje, mech poukaze ma pr.
aspon ma jedneho robotnika Eu-
rope, ktory by vlastnil svoj auto
mobil alebo aspon SIS izbovy
dom, axe tn Amerike miliony
robotnikov vlastnia. Amerika ne
potrebuje kopirovat' vlady Gu
dzozemske, lebo s1 d'aleko "a ma
Sou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-05

Youngstowncani
VII aznli ' Chicagu
Sekoli dobyli druhd cenu q Sokol.
ky tretiu a Wac prebornickych
Glen.

Chicago, 3. septembra. - My
youngstownski Sokoli Sokolky,
delegati, a delegatky na slete "a.
vodoch Rim. CIR. Kat. Telocv.
SLOW. .Jednoty Sokol name sa do
bre vSetci. V zavodoch' SINE do.
/ byli druhn cenu a Sokolky tretiu,
ako al Wac prebornickych cien,
ktore spomeniem neskorsie. Kon-
vencia je v plnom pride a ide v
tom najlepSom poriadku. ufam,
ze do soboty bnde skoncene vse-
tko.'
Ma Labor Day t. ]. v pondelok
SINE boil ma "auto ride, ale 20
troch hodinach rajtovania dosiel
dazd' a o $50 veGer SINE museli
ist' zpiatky. TAX SINE videli asi
pol mesta Chicago. Dnes ideme
do "Stock yardov'' ma dive hodi-
ny, tax vel mi malo qvidime, le-
bo nam hovoria, re k obzretiu
treba ccly den. Ale my SINE radi,
len ked' sk6r budeme hotovi, ably
SINE sk6r boil donna.
Sine tn nasledovni delegati: A.
M. Palkovic, hi. pokladnlk; J. l..
Maruskin, delegat sboru 10S.; M
J. Palkovic, advokat, delegat sbo-
ri 175.; J. Ulicny, delegat sboru
199.; j. Palkovic, delegat Venca
"a; V. Fabiny, delegatka Venca
1O7. B. Stanovcak, delegatka
Venca 108.
Sd tn al cvicenci a cvieenky
Jan Repasky, Agnesa Horvath,
-KaaltIagina P'alsntas Magia spRosa
a Maria Lipka.
Prebornicke ceny dostai: M. j.
Palkovic, Jozef Palkovic a Kata-
rina Palguta. -
Som nctou, J. L. Maruskin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-05
RoBOTNE ZPRAVY.

V utorok zahajena bola praca
po oceliarnach Ease zvysenou Gin
most 'ou takmer vo vSetkych od-
deleniach vyroby zeleza a ocele.
Najpozoruhod naprava ma
stala ma Brier Hill, kde zahajena
bola vyroba v. piatich open hearth
peciach 'blooming mill", co
znaci zamestnanie pre- 400 robot
nfkov. zvysena bola einnost i '
harkovych mlynoch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-05
Ako svindler dostal
sveje obete Q peniaze
Pozemkovy wizard" Mackey no.
still najprv svojich kostymerov
whom, a tax ochmelenych povzbu.
dzoval ku kupovaniu lotov.

Zprava o svindlerskom preda-
vacovi pozemkov Salem a New
ton Falls, O. rozchyrila sa uz po
celej krajine. VySetrovanic sa We
die v pozemnokniznych nradoch
ciel 'om zistcnia, ze vlastne kol 'ko
lotov a "a jak6 cenu Mackey po-
predal prist 'ahovalcom rozlic-
nych miest Ohio, Pennsylvania a
West Virginie. Dosial' zistcne bo-
10, re svindler dostal diva miliony
dolarov cd 'ahkovernych l'udi "a
Lofty, ktor6 si ME hodny ami po
800. On dostaval "a take Lofty od
$500 do $2,1OO.
Obete svindlera udavajd, ze ako
boil "nalapane" do k1py. Mackey
privadzal do Salem na pr. cele
karavany v automobiloch ma jeho
pozemlsy, tam ich po kral 'ovsky
hostil, rozdaval vonavt cigary a
napajal whom, a ked takto boil
opojeni a nasyteni, vysthpil na
vyvysene smiestosa zarecnil o vel'-
kej buddcnosfi toho alebo oneho
mesta. Vymal oval fantasticke o.
brazy, re Lofty vsttpia do stona-
sobnej ceny, udaval priklady, po
com sa teraz Lofty v New Yorku
ma Broadway predavaj1 a tax
priviedol ochmelenych l'udi k to-
mu, re sa pretekali v kupovani
lotov a platili hotovymi peniazmi.
Mackey popredal mnoho lotov al
l'ud 'om Salem a Newton Falls,
fktortm@ nakovoriii zze~na pozeA1ka
bude postaivena vel tovaren,
ktora bude zamestnavat' tislce ro-
botnikov re zarobia vel'ke pc
niaze pri znovu predani svojich
lotov budtcej tovarni. On sa Wy
daval totiz "a splnomocnika VEL
kej korporacie, ktora no vyslala
vynajst' stice miesto pre- til tova-
ren a preto re vie, co hovori. L'u-
dia mu sadali ma lep lahko a ma
Ii no radi, povazujnc ho "a svojho
priatel "a a dobrodincu, re i'm chce
k majetku dopomoct'.
Nuz ale tovaren nebOla nikde
postavena, lebo ziadna korporacia
no nepoverila vybranim miesta, a
l'udia tratili trpezlivost Oznami-
Ii Mackeya 1radom teraz bude
sa zodpovedat' pred sirdom. I'll
sice prist 'ahovalcov, medzi mimi
iste i Slovaci, oplakavaji svoje
grose, ktore lahkoverne vyho-
dill "a manic sdce pozemky.
Kto chce k1pit lot, mech kupu-
je taky v meste, kde su ulice dlaz-
dene, voda, gaz i elektrika vove-
dene. Take Lofty nestoja Wac, nez
platili oklamani "a Lofty Mackeya
v Salem a Newton Falls.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-05
$4,000 FLIAS DOBREJ
PALEFKY ZHABANE

vladny prohibicny agent Viii,
liam Bence pri pomoci serifa Ly-
dena vystopoval v stredu vecer
cely jeden wagon visky pri Hub,
bard. Visku viezol jeden naklad,
ny Walk. Vozen obsahoval $4,000
flias dobrej palenky, ktora bola
zhabana. Bence teraz hl'ada odo.
sielatel'a tejto visky. =
Minnl6ho tyzdna Bence skon.
fiskoval dva vagony piva.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-05
koncert l00-elenoveho spevickeho
sboru Z New Castle v Youngstown
Chyrecny spevoko pride 2l septemba usporiadat'
koncert St. COLUMBIA hale pod vedenim eho sborastra
Rev. O. Necida.
} "vodu, vodu' - Muzsky

~ "vodu, vodu'' - Muzsky
sbor.
1S) "Hej, Slovaci' - Smic-
Sany sbor. ,...s-..
Vstnpnt ma koncert ie len soc.
ufame, ze slovehskt obecenstvo
Youngstown a okolia pocti ten
to neobytajne dspesn% spevokol
impozantnou naystevou povzbe-
di no jeho sbormajstra k d'al-
sim pracam obctiam "a pozdvih-
nutic slovcnskeho mena Ame-
rike.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-05
KAzDY VOLIC sA MUsf
REGISTROVAT.

Nasledkom toho, ze tohto roku
s1 prezidentske vol'by, kazdy vo,
lie bez rozdielu musi sa tohto roku
registrovat' pred volebnym W.
boron svojom prisinkte. Re.
gistracne dni stanovene boly na
g., g., II. a Is. oktobra. tt, ktor1
bud1 v tieto dni vzdialeni me.
sta, mozu sa registrovat' den
pred vol 'bami.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-05
zABITY v ocEL1ARlgl

Pavcl Kebnynok, 34-ro6nJ u u
"a Penny Ave, East s614s
zabity Dol Y stredu pudIoyn
Il Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Co. kusom trosku. Jeho mrtvola
odvezena bola do pohrabnickeho
zavodu p. Jozefa Vascaka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-05
Podrobnejsl program osadn<ho
pikniku na Steelton
PIKNIK BUDE v NEDEL'U Po oBEDE


tiez vsetkych lnasich priatel'ov
a znamych. Prid'te ma tento nal
piknik, zabavfme sa ilprimne 4
srdecne az radost' bude! Preto do,
yidenia sa ma pikniku nedel,,,1
ale hned' pc obede, dha Z !, sep
tembra.
Vxhnr
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-05

pride X nam 2 New Castle nal
vaeSl najchyrneEl slovensky
spevacky sbor Amerikc, .Gita-
jlci 100 prvotriednych spevakov,
koncertovat' v znamej st. Column
ba hale. Bude spievat' nase slo-
venske l'udove piesne, tie prekra.
sne perly, zrodene dnsi nasho
l'udu. Az ich pocujete, srdce sa
Vam zaraduje a pocltite, ze je to
daGo "naSe'. Tie vel'ke tisice
naSho slovenskeho l'udu, ktore ma
Slovenskom Dni v Pittsburghu
pociivaly oduSevnenim ich ume-
lecky spev, jednohlasne prehM-
silly, re este nepoGuli zivote svo-
JON tax krasneho spevu. Este al
dnes radost 'ou rozpominajn sd
ucastnici ma slovensky koncert v
Pittsburghu poslednom elsie
"Jednoty' pisal 0 nasich milTch
host och New Castle v dopise z
Monessen A. Breza: "Spievali tax
krasne, az sa hory zelenaly a hlas
jejich ozyval sa jako spev slavika
po celej pittsburghskej okoliei. -
Prid tie nasi slovenski bratia z
New Castle, mas l'ud v Youngs-
town okolici Vas privita otvo-
renym narucim a svojou pritom.
most 'ou ukaze, ze ME je l'udom
zaostalym, ale sa raduje, ked' slo-
vensky narod moze predstdpit
pred cel1 Ameriku a ukazat', ze
Slovak Una viacej, ako len t'azko
fubit' 1sssss s,-s.4ssa4
V tomto spevackom Shore, kto-
reho sbormajstrom je vysoko cte-
ny obi 'iibeny tamojsi pan farar
Rev. Oldrich Necid, sn clenmi tax
mer vsetci osadnici, cd 9-rocnych
deti po sedive stareny starcov.
Cvicia sa kazdodenne mnohi 4
mich chodia ma cvicby fariem al
Z. mil cd mesta vzdialenych. Mo-
zeme 81 predstavit' til lasku, s
kterou sa clenovia spevokolu svoj
mu umeniu venuj6 a obdivujeme
Rev. Necida, re mohol nieco po-
dobneho vytvorit' v tax malej ko-
lonii slovenskej, aka je v New
Castle. Spevacky sbor tento ma
ma programe mnohe koncertne ce-
sty po Pennsylvania a Ohio, ako
medzi Slovakmi, tax al medzi A.
merikanmi. Jeho chyr sa Siri BILE
skurychle vsade.
Program je nadmieru bohaty,
pozostavajdci Is. bodov, ako
nasleduje:
y ''Islo dievea'' - 5-hlasy
smieSany sbor.
q "Takn som 81 frajerenku'-
5-hl. SIN. sbor.
81 "Ztratila sa ma salasi' -
6-hlasy SIN. sbor.
~ "Nestiskaj mi, Suhaj rtu-
ku' - Soprano solo.
81 "Pasol Janko" - 4-hlasy
sbor zensky, so soprano alto
solom.
g. "Prfdi ty, Janieku" - 3-hl.
solo. --
y "Pod tym nasim okene-
ckom'' - 4-hl. zensky sbor.
81 "Pridi Janik" - 4-hl. ZEN
sky sbor.
81 "Ja som baca' - Kontra-
alto solo. ~
1O( "Povedals' mi" - 4-hl.
sbor S kontraalto solo.
11 "Bodaj by vas" - 4-hl. sb.
smiesany: .~
12) "Stary kastiel" - Kontra
alto solo.
13) "Zamiloval som 81" 3-hl.
zensky sbor.
IA ".Dobrl noc'' 4-hl. zen
sky sbor.
15) "Anicka, dusi6ka'' - Muz-
sky sbor . shaiesany sbor.
16) "Slovak ia SON. Smie-
!'sany sbor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-05

Nasa farnost' Najsv. Mena Je-
lis bude mat tcraz nedel'u po
obede, dina 7. septembra svoj o.
sadnf pilSnik. Ako nam mas dn-
chovny otec oznamili, piknik ne
robime k voli financnemu zisku.
ale predovsetkym k voli tomu, a.
by SINE sa vSetci, osadnici i osad-
nlcky, spolp s nasou mladezou a
Diet mi, co najlepsie zabavili. Dl'a
tejto rady al mas SRIADUJI'C1
VYBOR robi vsetky pripravy.
Miesto, kde bude piknik.
Ably kazdy mohol ma piknik
prist', vybrali SINE miesto, ktorc
je iba asi nejakych patnast' mi
nut cesty. w SINE raz tam pix
mix mali, takze skoro vsetcia nasi
osadnici budi znat', re kan ma
j1 ist'. Je to prave oproti domu,
w ktorom kedysi byvala nebozka
Sovania. PeSky mono sa tam
dostat' po Belle Vista a po ceste
vedl'a novel publickej skoly. Ma
Sim priatel 'om znamym mesta
odpor1came, aby ii, ktori maj1
automobily, ISL "a Mahoning St.
Car az ma koniec jej "treky' a
potion skr1tili sa ma pravo, ma
prvej ceste. Costa tato VIOLA sa
MERIDIAN ROAD a dovedie ka-
zdeho az ma PTKNIK. z mesta
odporncame what len MAHO-
MING CAR a neschadzat nej,
kym kara nepride ma koniec svo-
| iej "treky''.g Potion what cesta
ma pravo. . pat mifinnt Ste ma
pikniku.
Zaciatok pikniku-hned' po
obede.
Kazdy mech sa tax chysta do
mu, aby o jednej hodine az boil ma
pikniku, lebo pol druhej sa ma
:ji zaciat' rozlicne hry. Wit 'azom
bud1 davane odmeny. Program
behov a zavodov ie dost' bohatf
a zabavny.
Najsamprv bule "Base Ball.
hra. Hrat' budti nasi chlapi -zena-
ci. VSetci vyberani. Jednu stran-
ku vyberie Stefan Vidis, druhn
stranku ale Mate; Cizmar. ] je-
don i druhy sl'ubuje, ze ieho
"team' vyhraje. No my neveri-
me, ze by ODE stranky molly Wy
hrat'. Ktora stranka zvit All, til
potom odmenime. Inc zavody bu-
dn:
100 yardovy beh pre- chlapcov.
dieveata, mladencov, devy, mu-
zov a zeny. Chceme, ably kazdy
vek boil zastupeny, kazdemu po-
hlaviu dana bola prilezitost'.
SO yardovy beh zemiakovy pre-
dievcata, devy a zeny.
IS yardovy beh pre- piatich maj
tucnejsich chlapov.
"Shoe-race" pre- chlapcov.
Ked' slept sbierajd jablcka ma
trave. Pre- chlapcov dievcata.
Troj-nohy beh pre- chlapcov.
s'Pie eating contest" pre- chap
GOV. ..
"Cracker eating and whistling
contest pre- 'chlapcov.
Tahanie povraza, len dospeli a
SLIM muzski.
Tanecne zavody. Pre- mladez:
"Virginia Reel Dance pre- chla-
pov a zeny: Do saflika cardas.
Pre- chlapov len: Hajdukovanie.
Zakusky a napoj.
Ma pikniku bude postarano al
o teple a chutne zakusky, jake
tiez al napoj a tepld kavu, ice
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-15
CLARK ARRESTED
 ON WEES STORY
Charged With Murdering Sam Bates At His
 Home

W. D. Clark of Gate City, was re arrested Saturday afternoon by order of Solicitor Jim Davis on a charge of murder after his wife told the solicitor that her former version of the killing of sam Bates at. the Clark home had been false Clark is, still being held in the county jail without bond. .
 Clark was released from custody June 5, after. hearing before Judge H. B. Abernethy of the court of mis- demeanors and felonies, at which the case was nolle pressed. At this hear ing, Mrs Clark testified that her hus- band had killed Bates while he was making an attack upon her. She de- nied this story when she appeared be- fore Solicitor Davis Saturday, declar- ing that the alleged killing was due to a grievance held against Bates by Clark's mother. .-..-... z
 In her second statement, Mrs. Clark said she was not in her house at the time Bates was killed, but was spend ing the night with her aunt after leav- ing the house as a result of quarrel between her husband, Bates and a third man whose name she did not re- member. She stated positively that Bates had made no improper advances to her and that she was not in any sense involved in the affair.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-15
SEARCH FOR EASLEY
 IS UNSUCCESSFUL
Mother Renews Plea For Help
 In Finding Son

The. search for James Leslie Easley, ex-seryice man, who, it is believed, is suffering from aphasia brought on by complications from a war injury, has so far progressed without avail.
 He has been reported in Birmingham several times recently but no produc- tive traces have been uncovered. In the meantime his mother, grey-haired woman. of 70, is nearly frantic in her unsuccessful quest,
 In renewed effort to locate the youth, Mrs. Paisley called on the news papers again Saturday.
 Mrs. Paisley and her son became sep arated in Ohio a little more than, a year ago. Travelling through the coun- try in search of work Paisley was strick- en with a recurrence of an old war injury and left her at Portsmouth to go to the government hospital at Co- lumbus Upon release he was to meet her in Birmingham.
 Mrs, Easley came here immediately and waited but she has not heard from the youth since. Because he has been reported seen here she fears that he may have partially lost his mind and has requested anyone who knows of his whereabouts to communicate with her through general delivery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-15
LINDSAY VISITS ]. PACKING PLANTS
Assembling Data For Building His New Bir-
 mingham Industry

s 'H q
 William M. g1indsay, president and general manager of the Lindsay Pork Products company leaves Tuesday, June IT, by. the Seminole Limited for Chicago. Milwaukee and St. Louis, where he will make personal investi- eation of the newest equipment for manufacture of sausage and the latest methods of factory refrigeration. His trip is in anticipation of plans for the erection shortly, upon lots recently pur- chased by this firm on Fourth avenue, of a. strictly modern, up-to-the-minute sausage making plant to meet the rapid ly increasing demand for products manufactured by them.
 Mir. Lindsay purchased the business and good will of the Legg Sausage company five years ago, and by his personal zeal and application has. Diiilt up an institution that is widely known even beyond the state. The Lindsay produetss are esteemed for, their. fine quality. Within the past year the Lindsay Pork Products company have added to its delivery service four large trucks to care for increased demand and the erection of a new manufactur- ing and refrigeration plant is in line with Mir. Lindsay's policy of sparihg nothing in effort or expense toward perfection of service and product
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-15
POLICE QUARTETTE
 SING Ar sFROLIC'
Other Features Provided For
 Chamber Party Thursday

The police quartstte. composed of crack songsters from the Birmingham force, will be a feature of the rather exten- sive entertainment program arranged for: the Junior Chamber of Commerce ..frolic." to be staged at Edgewood park Thursday evening.
 During the early part of the evening, following the banquet. win come the business session, of the organization, which is to be s.Shert and snappy,'. ac- corsing to promise of the committee in charge. After that the quartet is scheduled for appearance and two prominent speakers. who. are yet to be named. Il . Guests will have their choice of two amasements later sson in the '.froiic, when both bathing and dancing are listed An eight-p t-piece orchestra will furnish music for the dance.
 Members of the Junior Chamber, their wives and guests, are requested to assemble at the Lincoln Life building Thursday evening at 2 o'clock from where automobiles will proceed to the park in body. Conveyance will be fur; nished to those who do not drive their own machines. N.gs 7 -As--ss l+ !
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-15
REVISION. SOUGHT.
 OF RATES. ON TEA
Traffic Club Files Formal Com
 plaint With Commission

The Birmingham Traffic association has filed with the interstate commission formal coMplaint against the carload rate on tea imported from New York to Birmingham, by both, all rail and rail and water routes, it was announced Saturday. -ss--s =aS -ee-s >Ss Q
 The Batterton Coffee company, upon whose complaint the action vas brought, it is stated, is being forced to pay carload movements lon this com mOdity at the. same rate that small re- ceivers pay for less than carload Quan- titles. c. E. Jones, secretary to the association, declares that Birmmghan is the only southern point receiving ship ments in carload quantities and the rate is much higher than the same move ment to the western or central freight territory. @s9..,... ,,..-
 Jones and O. L. Bunn,s manager. of the bureau, will leave for Montgomery Sunday afternoon, where: they will represent the Underwood Walker com pany and Kirkpatrick Sand and Cement company before the Alabama public service commission at . hearing which involves the freight rates on sand and gravel from Co0sada. Prattville June. ton and Jackson's Lake to all local stations on the Louisville and Nash vile railroad intermediate to Birming- ham. It is alleged that the present figures are unjust and diseriminatoFy and reductions are asked, for.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-15
CITY RESPONDS
 TO MONTEVALLO
100 Per Cent Subscrip- tiOns Received In Bir-
 mingham Announced

Birmingham has responded to the Montevallo campaign for a million dol lar expansion fund virtually 100 per cent thus far, according to Dean O. c. Carmichael, who made a report be- fore the local committee at a. meet ing held Saturday at the chamber of commerce.
 Dr. Henry M. Edmonds, general chairman of the drive in Jefferson county, presided over the meeting and presented the vice-chairman, W. D. Mitchell of the Alabama Power com. pany, who will have active charge of the organization work.
 The organization will be perfected along the lines followed by the Com munity Chest drive. Murray Brown has been appointed chairman of a com mittee to map out the districts and assign them to the various teams which will be appointed from the various civic organizations and women's clubs.
 Mrs. D. K. Bucks is chairman Of the women's division which includes the Alumnae association, the Axis club, the League of Women Voters and representatives of the Federation of WOmen's Clubs. A strong commit tee made up of representatives of these organizations has been appointed to assist Mrs. Bucks in the organization of the women for active work in can. vassing the residence sections of the city which will be turned over to the women.
 Headquarters for Drive.
 Headquarters for the drive have been established on the balcony of Lovemap. Joseph and Loeb's depart ment store.
 The foreign corporation committee, handling donations from the corpora tions with headquarters outside the state. and the corporations committee. soliciting donations from the larger corporations in the state will begin wor kimmediately on their special lists of possible donors.
 Henry T. Bartlett of the American Trust and Savings bank has been ap- pointed treasurer of the drive for this district. m -. ''
 The Montevallo Alumnae association has pledged to raise $500 next week with the sale of tickets to the Temple theater, This Freedom"
 Final arrangements for the drive will. be made this week at a called meeting of the executive committee which is composed of the followine members: Dr. H. NJ. Edmonds, WYE, Mitchell. l.. Sevier, Judge R. B. Evins M. V. Joseph, Victor Hanson, W. R' Thompson, Murray Brown, Frank Rushton and Erskin Ramsey. '-- r ,.-'