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streaked through the air at a speed
Of 267 miles an hour and carried a
load of several tons more than a mile
up.
Flew $50 Feet
The human race found it's wings
on the sand dunes at Kitty Hawk,
N. c., on Dec. II, 1908, when Wilbur
and Orville Wright astounded the
world by flying S52 feet 1t was the
first sustained fight in history in a
machine heavier than the air upon
which it rode.
Back Of the airplane, though. was
more than a hundred years of mans
attempts to fly with gas bags, such
as the balloon. Back of this were
the efforts of the ancients, who be-
leved that if all the air were ex-
PEELED from a hollow ball it would
rise, and shading into legend was
Icarus, who is reputed to have
scared so close to the sun that it
melted the wax which fastened his
wings and he fell into the sea.
1t remained for couple Of French
paper bag manufacturers, the Mont
golfer brothers, to produce the first
aircraft that would rise and sustain
itself in the ali. In 1882 they filed
one of their paper bags with heated
air and We're rewarded by seeing it
float to the ceiling.
Man Leaves the Earth
The next year the Montgolfiers
made big balloon of linen, which
rose to a height of over mile and
travelled for more than a mile before
it fell to the ground.
In 1888, man left the earth for
the first time. Pilatre de Rozier
scared aloft, maintaining his supply
of hot air by burning straw and
wool in a brazier carried in the bal
loon basket. The world was astound-
ed by the feat.
Benjamin Franklin, present at the
ascension, was asked for his opinion
as to the use of this new device.
"Of what use," replied Franklin,
els a newborn babe?"
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MA" Ferguson

To the Editor o. The Times
~ NOTICE that the women OF
| Texas. known for their Chris
- tian ethics and generous hos
pitality, nave elected. by a large ma
jorlty a very prominent woman of
Bell County Texas. as Democratic
nominee for Governor.
AS a farmers wife. she knows all
the tricks Of the trade Of housekeep-
Ing and can handle the broom to
perfection. When she goes to Aus
tn with her broom she viii surely
sweep the kangaroo politicians from
the corners OF the Capitol, and that's
no Joke.
The above applies 70 many kan ga
roo politicians nationwide, for before
the sun goes down on the fourth OF
the coming November there are
many seeking Office who will reap
Texas fall. ALBERT HEATH.
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OFFICIAL
TELLS OF
VI. W. BODY
Cross of Malta Post Has
800 Members De-
Tense Day,
To the Editor of The Times

To the Editor Of The Times
s a member of the Veterans
| N of Foreign Wars and Adju-
S tant of Cross Of Malta Post
No. 1920 of Indianapolis, would like
to state few facts for he benefit
of the public, as the impression
seems to have got around that we
are an organization within the
American Legion We are con
nected in no way with the American
Legion, although we have many
American Legion members in our
organization
The Veterans Of Foreign Wars is
the oldest soldier organization in
existence, outside Of the G. A r.
having been organized in 1899, i'm
mediately after the Spanish-Ameri-
can War, and is composed exclu-
sively of men who have seen active
service. A man to be eligible for
membership must have served under
Old Glory on foreign shores in time
of war. In other words, it is the
Gold Stripe outfit.
Teach Patriotism
The motto of the Veterans Of For
eign Wars is "One Flag, One Coun-
try, One Language. We have an
Americanization and patriotic pro
gram which we endeavor to carry
out among foreign citizens and
school children, teaching them re
spect for the flag Of our country
and its laws.
The national encampment of the
V. f. W. will be held at Atlantic
City, y. J., Sept. s to u. The Indi-
ana delegation, composed Of dele
gates from more than fifty posts in
Indiana, four Of which are in Indi-
annapolis, with the Cross of Malta
Post Band, are planning to go by
special train.
On Wednesday night. Aug. 2, our
band will give a concert downtown,
preceded by a parade of the post,
TO he followed by a three-day festival
and jubilee at Fairview Park.
The Cross of Malta Post is com
posed Of approximately 800 of the
finest fellows 4 person would want
to meet. In soldier English, IT'S
some gang" We are planning to CO.
operate to the fullest extent with
other organizations on Defense Day.
and Believe me, Buddy, there are
no slackers In our outfit"
GEORGE HOLMES.
Adjutant Cross OF Malta No. 1920,
Y. 4. w.
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Tongue TIPS

Minnesota: II don't go to Washing
ton to milk COWS but to work. with
Wheeler and Bob La Toilette, for
progressive ideas"
PROBATE JUDGE JOHN A.
DAHL, Minneapolis: THE worlds
not going to the bowwows and we
are not all throwing our money
away. But saving gets to be a less
popular habit every day"
EDDIE CANTOR, actor: "a good
dancer is one who dances without
effort Therein lies the secret and
art of it-naturalness. 1t IS art to
conceal art"
JAMES e. PHYLE, Hiawatha,
Kan: II ran out of bait while fish
ing one time, and tied a ceIluloid
collar button on the hook and caught
more fish with it than I did with
regular bait
WALTER MAILS, Pacific Coast
pitcher and comedian: "All left
handlers are supposed to be crazy
and I might as well act the part"
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4 Thought

A merry heart maketh cheerful
countenance.-Prov 1913.
Nature designed us to- be of good
cheer Jerrold.
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WINGED
MAIDEN
IN SKIES
She Is Called Constellation
of Virgo, or the
Virgin,
BY DAVID DIETz.

pCItIICt I1NIIUI VI ZIG I 1IIIOS
- mong the oldest and most fa-
| q nous Of all the consultations
is that Of Virgo, the Virgin
You will find her in the southwest
ern part Of the sky, south of Bootes.
1t is easily identified by the first
magnitude star Spica, whose color Is
a beautiful pure white
The ancients imagined the figure
as that of a beautiful maiden wear
ing a flowing robe and with wings
growing from her shoulders In her
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Wits is the most powerful mo-
tor-one run by gas, steam or cleo
tricity?
The size of an engine or motor
depends entirely upon its design,
some machines being large and
heavy in proportion to the power de
veloped and others small and light
For example, the engines of a tor
pedo boat developing several thou
sand horse power are much smaller
and lighter than engines of the same
power in a city water works SINH
larly, an electric motor for a street
car is much lighter and more COM
pact than one of the same power in
factory.
At what temperature will mer-
curry become solid?
At -39.5 degrees centigrade.
When did Aristotle live. where
was he born, when did he die?
Born nat Stagira Tor Stageira) in
Thrace. on the western side Of the
Gulf Of Strymon. SS4 B. c. He died
at the age of 81.
What is the specific gravity and
relative hardness Of diamonds?
Specific gravity. 3.52; its hardness.
which is assumed to be ten on the
mineral scale, exceeds that of any
otoher known substance.
What is the fastest speed known
in the universe?
The speed of light, about $4,000
miles per second.
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How many We're killed at the

4hdSSdCIe Oh 81 bdI LIlOlOIICW
The estimates vary from 1000 to
100000. Exact figures are not OBJ
tainable.
How does one clean brick or
stone work?
Mop with a solution Of caustic
potash or soda with oxalic acid dis
solved in water. Or pour the mixture
over the surfaces and scrub with a
scrubbing brush, but do not dip the
hands in this mixture, and do not
use it too strong.
Which makes the best compan-
ion for a child. a Newfoundland or
a st. Bernard dog?
1t is purely a matter of personal
choice; both are good dogs for chill
dren.
Who originated the expression
''the almighty dollar?
Washington Irving. The quota
ton reads as follows: The almighty
dollar, that great object of universal
devotion throughout our land, seems
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Family Fun
Dads Girl

Guess my girl in college has
changed her mind about basketball.
She is evidently going in for some
thing more useful
How SOP"
Now she writes that she has
made the scrub team. "-Louisvill
Journal
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It's beginning to look like James
E. Ferguson's promise to his dog is
going to come true. When Jim"
was impeached as Governor of
Texas eight years ago, the dog,
then only years old, was discon-
ISOLATE In leaving Austin. Never
mind" Ferguson told him, you'll
live to see the Fergusons in the
Governors house again. And now
Ferguson's wife, Mrs. Miriam A
Ferguson (above), has won the
Democratic gubernatorial nominal
tion-and her fight for "Jinn's" vim
dication. Since Texas is a, Demo-
cratic State, her nomination prac-
tically means election
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to have no genuine devotees in these
peculiar villages" From The
Creole Village"
What should one do with a
ported poinsettia in order to have
it bloom next season?
After the flowers and bright col
ored leaves Of a poinsettia begin to
fade and wither. let the plant dry
up gradually, reducing the amount
of water daily until it is stopped en-
tirely. Along in April or May, start
watering it and let it start to grow
again.
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For the Butcher

Hey, what are you going to do
with that meat cleaver?"
You always rest your hand on
the scales when you weigh my
meat. This time I'll take away all
I'm paying for. Judge.
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How long did Saul reign as king?
Acts 1921 says that Saul reigned
forty years as king over Israel.
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When is the proper time to slip
and transplant rose bushes?
Spring is best.
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Tom Sims Says

A bee wrecked an auto in New
Jersey, the moral being: Little things
count.
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TRANSPORTATION COMPETITION

m Indianapolis Street Railway Company now is pla1
ming to operate busses well as street cars
Fine Nnhinp will business ahea
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FAILURE OF the tobacco crop is denied and, it fol
forests will continue to smoke.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-11
VYZVANIE MA RODAKOV 20
SPIS. TEPLICKY.

Dostali SINE prosbu plnomocen-
stvo cd duchovneho spraycu ma
Sci rodnej obce, v ktorej mas ziada
nejakn podporu ma opravenie
nasho chramu a cintorina. TAX
my tn nize podpisanf uz SINE "a
viedli sbierku, ale SINE sa rozhod!i
dat o tom zpravu j do novin, lebo
ak by SINE kazdeho nenavstivili,
tax ably sa mohol 2 tychto novin
doznat a tiez ncast brat tomto
yznescnom cieli. TAX ktori ste e.
Ste neoferovali, bud tie tax laska-
vi dajte co Yam Vase svedomie
kaze IA oltar Pana, .stante 81 do
radu ( zas1ite ma niEe ,ilanii ad.
resu, "a eoTVam ,lz vopred me-
ne nasej farnosti srdecne d d'akuje.
me. Sbierka s,bude uverejnena v
tychto novinach, re kto kol 'ko dial,
ked' budemc II konca.
Tunajsi vybor sbierky:
Jozef zekucija !
Jan Gbur
Juraj Murdzak
1718 Taylor ST., Youngstown, O
Vybor v kraji:
Rev. Puhala, farar
Juraj Hamra6ek,
starosta Teplieky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-11

| he tom spoloenost ,6u. tdto plach-
ftdrka davala ccstovatel'om Y pr
vel 1ricde szriedkavost', postei
pre- ich yylncne upotrebenie sto-
love nacinie, poznacene odznakom
spolocnosti.' Druhy Dentsch-
land bel aany do slnzby I. 1900.
Tc NJ Dol parnik a NAL 1900 ton
|snosnosti, stavany yystroieny
|dl'a vtedajsich najmodernejsfcll
sp6sobov, a skero Isl zadovazn po-
Epradnf micsto ma Scvcrnem At
lantiku.
Novv Deutschland JIG parnik
%, 900 ton snosnosti, ma .miesta pre-
1000 cestovatel'oy a vystroieny
vsetkymi modcrnymi vymozcno-
st ami Pre- lliksus pohodlie ce-
stovatel'ov. Okrem toho ako ten.
to Deutschland talk al jcho
druh Albert Balm main "a
vedeny novy system proti-kolem-
bajncich sa tankov, ktore So dolsa-
zaly vel mi ncinnymi V ustalovani
rovnovahy aparnfkov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-11

M1M0RIADNA sCH0DzA
0KRESNEHo sBoRU LfGY
PcvolAya vsetkych base hall hr&
6ov ma tito sch6dxu.

Okresny Sbor Slovcnslej Lfgy
Y Mahoning dolinc vydrziavat'
bnde ma utor0k vecer, Is. aprfla
Y skole sv. Cyrilla a Mcthoda zvla.
stnu sch0dzu, ma ktorej sa zalozi
prvotricdna base ball cata. Ma
sch6dzu sii pozvani vsctci zastup-
covia sborov a spolkov, ako al
vsetci, ktori sa zaniimaji base
ball hrn, menovite nasi vyborni
slovenski hraci. Kto 81 praje, aby
Sloyaci mali najlepsf team v Ma.
honing, mech iste pride.
Martin Dolak, preds. O. S
Juraj Puhalla, tajomnik,
Juraj Prokop
A. M. Palkovic.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-11
DEUTSCHLAND" PREKONAL
PRVU CEsTU z NEMECKA.

Dl'a oznamenia United Ameri-
can Line, ktora je hlavnym ans
rickym agentom pre- Hamburg
America Line, do new yorkskeho.
pristavu dosiel 6. aprfla najvacsi
parnik hamburgskej spoloenosti
"DEUTSCHLAND", ktory takto
prekonal svoju panenskii cestu. De
Hamburger sa vrati II. aprila.
Novy parnik je uz tretim toho
ist6ho mena, Deutschland Ro-
ku 1847, hned' po zalozeni tspoloc-
nosti, mala plachtarka bola pustc-
ma ma more pre- plavbu po Sever
nom Atlantickom mori. Mala 700
ton snosnosti miesta pre- 81 ce
stovatel'ov. Dl'a cennika vydane
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-11
vEL'K1 MAsKARNY PIES
CY-ME KLUBU.

Pochvalne many Cy-Me Klub Cd
farnosti Sv. Cyrilla Methoda Wy
drziaya ma vel 'konoeny pondelok
2l. apr. 1zrasny maskarny pies, We
Ger skolskej miestnosti, ma kto.
ry pozyva cele slovenske obecen.
stvo. Bude to nieco pekneho vc-
seleho. Prld 'te umelych alebo
'vo svojich" maskach, zabavi.
te sa veselo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-11
Ala. otlhlasovane bolo nosenie ka

Ala. oilhlasovane bolo nosenie kal
Ipncni bez nalienice.
Percy Hanlcy 4 Alpine ST. Dol
Estreleny do nohy pri hre kocty.
Uzival vraj olom nabite kocly.
Maria Timnik, <. 1890 Manhat-
tan Ave. chtiac rychlo priprayit'
|rahajky pre- svoiho mnza, naliala
petroleja do pece. ktory vyblsil a
jn vel'mi popalil po .rukach, tvari
a prsiach Bola odvezena do ne
mocnice, kde majil malo nadeje ma
jej zivot.
Bohatstvo statn Ohio odhadujc
"a ma sis, Ara, ,Ooo, 900. Najbohatsim
station je New York, potom Penn
sylvania, potom Illinois a tax pri-
/ dc Ohio.
Michal Antolic {. 22l4 James
1st. odsadeny Dol no 800 pokuty
a 80 dni vazenia pteto, zc opljal
svojho 15-rocnehog g:syna whom.
Okresny auditor vyzyva dan pla
tiacich, ably svoic vykazy osoh-
nom majetku vystavili spravne a
l = = -2ss : ..f =
nepodcenovali svoj majetok, mae
ze bude i'm pripisane o 10 percent
Wac.
Oznamujc sa, ze mayor Scheible
ma /. maja vyda.nove rozkazy ..
hi 'adom nedcl 'nych zakonov, kto.
re budn este miernejsie nez teraj,
Sic.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-11

2 Alliance, O. oznamuj1, ze al
tamojsf nigri dostali vel Ike mnoz-
stvo revolverov 2 Newly orku.
Ma konvencii Kamelie (zenskej
odbocky Kuklusov) v Birmingham
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-11
ZPRAvY o sLOvENsKEJ LICE,
Z Gradovne tajomnika SLOW. Egy.

Pan Andrej Timko, predseda
Spolku Vychodoslovenskych Aka
demikov Prahe postal Liginmu
vyboru pre-. vychodne Slovensko
vrele pod'akovanie "a podporu
pre- studentov. Vybor Ligy bol to-
tiz postal chudobnym vychodoslo-
venskym studentom podporu v oh.
nose Kcs 72,25O.OO.
Americki Slovaci sti ziadani, a.
by ma sbierku vyboru pre- vych.
Slovensko obetovali, ably Ease bolo
umoznene zaslanie podpory chu-
dobnym studentom.
PAM Anna Schustekova, pred
sedkyna 345. sboru Slov. lLigy Y
Chicago, Ill. poslala ma Lfgu ,ta-
kyto list: "Brozlrka sSlovenska
l.fga otazka prist 'abovalecka je
vel mi dobra. Myslfm, ze Sloven-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-11

M ss s3
) ska I Eiga kedl posi'ai'a 40 w :s!s:h-
ingtonu zastupcov ohlsadom pri.
st 'ahovaleckcj otazky, urobila 81
medzi lNdom dobre oko, TO Dude
Lfge K prospechn.' Riadky sestry
Schnstekovej nverejnujcme preto,
aby vsetci Slovaci videli, zc Slo-
venska Liga stoji ma vyske svoj-
no povolania a svojich povinnosti
K nasmu narodu tn pod Tatrami,
co sestra Schustekova uznava.
Brat J. G.. Kolesar. preas. $40.
sboru Ligy Port Clinton, 0. po-
slal "a I novych clenov prispevky.
Brat Michal S. Zappej, cs. legio-
mar narodny pracovnik oznamu-
je, zc Scanor, Pa. zalozf sbor ST.
Vcterani. Clcnmi budil yysllizilci
svatovej vojny, Slovaci.
Y VAmbridge, Pa. zaklada sa no
Ivy sbor Lfgy.
Pricinenim organizatora Jalsub-
janskeho, v Boonton, N. J. zaloze-
ny Dol novy sbor Liey so 40 elem
mi. .
Organization Jakubjansky zalo-
I'll j New Yorku jeden sbor, so
26 clcnmi. Sbor ma cislo 2S3.
| SLOW, Liea zaslala 10 knih do
kniznice v Santove, Z. Huntianska
Lorain, 0. diva spolky prist1.
PLY do Slov. Lfgy IL noyych che.
nov. TamojSf 81. sbor chce, aby
kongres Dol v Clevelande.
Is. sbor Ligy Detroit Dol ere
organizovany S SO elenmi.
|. V New Alexandria, Pa. zalozeni
Dol noyy 39S. sbor. SLOW. Ligy 5 81
elenmi.
! V Newark, N. J.. zreorganizova
ny Dol $50. sbor Ligy.
i Cd posledne uverejneneho 50
znamu spolkoy prihlasivsich sa d;
Ligy, clenovske prlspevky obno
vily alebo co move do Ligy sa pri
hlasily nasledovne. spolky: Cisl,
80 Sci. v Braddock, Pa. - Cisl
1 112 Sci V Daisytown, Pa. - Cisl
252 SEJ v Akron, @. - Cfslo II
SCI. v Monongah, w. Va. - Cis
\ 247 Sci Everett, Wash. - CT.
122 SCI Spangler, Pa. Cfsl
1914 SCI. Elizabeth, N. j. - G
slo l. SCI. vo Freeland, Pa. = {
2. SCI. v Sharon, Pa. = Cislo Z
Sci. V Braddock. Pa. = Cislo
SCI. v Bridgeport, Conn. - Cisl
164. SCI. Egypt, Pa. Cisl
731. IKSJ V Youngstown, She
1876 KTSJ Sokol v Nanticoka, P,
- Odbor 13 MSS Beaver Fall
Pa. a Odbor q MSS. v Braddocl
Sbor IS. Ligy v Rossford, P;
boil zreorganizovany 13. clenmi.
Sbor 1877. V Connellsville, P;
: boil tiez zreorganizovany.
Jan A. Koclr,
tajomnik Slovenskej Llg,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-11
HASELTON SLOVAK TATRA
KLUB.

Crad ma rok 1924 je nasledovny:
Jan Kozak, predseda. P. O. Box 81,
Haselton Sta, City. Stefan Antal, pod
predseda Box 254 Haselton Sta, City.
Jan Blazo. detovnfk, 1920 Gladstone
St., City. Jan Basista, pokladnik, lol
Haseltine Ave-, City. Jozef Kaeenga.
zapisnik, 1859 Gladstone St., City. =
Dozorcovia majetku sl: Michal Ko.
Yak, 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.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-01-31

ceiling the previous high record Of
1908 by S.79 inches and more than
trebling the previous low record of
1919, according to 1. A. Draper, vol
unteer observer at the local station.
The last day of the year the tenn
perature fell to 81 degrees below zero
a mark which has been equaled only
once, December 9, 1919, in the past
% years. The month of January
with a precipitation of IA inches was
the second dryest January recorded,
excelled only by January, 1914, with
10 inches.
July Fl the mercury rose to SO
degrees and established a new record
for maximum temperature; Septem-
Der likewise established a new record
for maximum temperature for that
month with a single day which reg
istered 90 degrees. There was a to-
tai of 1873 inches of snow.
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tator leaves the government in fac
tional hands.
ASTORIA. Ingleman, 70, was
killed by a train while trying to res
cue a COW, which stood on the track
obliyious to the coming train. Ingle-
man pushed the COW off the track
but the train caught him.
Washington - Taxes collected in
the United States for 1922, the fig
ures of which are just released,
amounted to $68.37 for every man,
woman and child in the nation.
Washington-Suit will be insti-
tuted by the government to have the
famous Teapot oil lease, given by
former Secretary of the Interior Fall
to the Sinclair company, declared
void on the grounds of fraud.
New Orleans-Mexican rebels, in
control of the Tampico oil fields,
have demanded $4,000 from Amer
lean oil companies. If it is not forth
coming they threaten to destroy mil
lions of dollars worth of property.
Laredo, Tex.-Guadalupe Sanchez,
n of the foremost revolutionary
generals of Mexico, was probably
mortally wounded in a personal en-
counter with Lieut.. Ponciano Car
rama, his aide. The two officers had
been drinking.
Denver-Overpowering three SEN
tries who stood guard over them with
shotguns, ten military prisoners from
Fort Logan near here bound the
guards with their own wooden leg
gings, took their weapons and made
a spectacular dash for liberty from
a sandpit in which the prisoners
were working. They were recap
tured.
Denver-All records for high
paid for prize stock at the Den
yer stock show were shattered when
Dan Easement of Manhattan, Kas.,
sold a carload of grand champion hat
Hereford steers for SIT a hundred
pounds.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-01-31
THE STATE

Virginia City-The Buckeye mine
is expected to resume operations
soon.
Ennis-Forced from the Madison
river by an ice gorge, muskrats in
vaded this town in large numbers re-
Gently.
Butte-Three hundred people left
Butte recently on the midwinter ex-
cursion to California.
Lewistown-The Texas Oil COM
pany may enter the Fergus county
oil fields.
Red Lodge-Joe Tomsic. coal mi
ner, was killed by a ~cave-in, and four
other miners seriously injured, at
Ashoe a few days ago.
Great Falls-The Sunburst Refin-
ing company, whose plant is located
here, is planning to increase its out
put of gasoline.
Butte-For the past two years
two gangs of boys, aged from Ia to
q SCdi5, nave bOSh tSiloiAAihS INC
north end of Butte, beating and rob-
bling people.
Butte-The Anaconda Copper Min
ing company has acquired the Davis
Daily company. the price being 49,
100000. Much of the city is built
over the workins of the Davis-Daly
mine.
Los Angeles-All of the witnesses
to testify against Horace
Greer, who shot and seriously wound
ed CORTLAND Dimes, suffered from
lapse of memory when they went On
the stand. The witnesses included
Dimes and Mable Normand, the mo-
ton picture actress.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-01-31
THE WORLD

Washington-George B.. Christian
former secretary to President Hard
ing, has been made a member of the
federal trade commission.
Washington-Two United States
battleships and a flotilla of fast small
craft have been ordered to Mexican
waters.
Marion, Ohio-Mrs. Warren G.
Harding, widow of the late President
Harding, is to become an associate
editor of the Marion Star.
Brownsville, Textile garrison at
Monterey, capital of the Mexican
state of Nuevo Leon, has revolted and
Joined the rebels.
Moscow-Nicoli Lenine, head of
the Russian bolshevist government,
is dead. The passing of the red die