davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
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POLiI'IlckY ! .
P r REHL'AD
DAVIS TAJf, II sA VIDA
SvOJHO URADU.

Minister prace James J. Davis
sa DO tieto dni vratil 2 Jnznej A
meriky, kde stndoval prist 'ahova-
leckh otazku. Pri prichode tazany
Dol zpravodajmi casopisov, q je
prapda, ze sa mieni vzdat' svojho
iiradu, ako to bolO oznamovant
20 ieho odchode do .Juznej Amc-
riky. Davis sa osvedcil, re tato "a
lezitost' lezi medzi MIN prezi-
Denton, a re neziada 81 nej vo
verejnosti hovorit'. y toho sa od-
vodzllje, ze Davis sa nevada svoj-
no 1radn, lebo jeho politika ma
dobreho zastancl V prezidentovi.
Menovite nedavna ziadost' prezi-
denta, aby kongres zmiernil pri-
st'ahovalecky zakon, bola vyslovc-
nj n nplnej shode ministrovymi
nahI Iadmi.
Minister Davis sa vyslovil, &c
ma svojej studijnej ceste sa este
lepsie lltvrdil v svojom prcsvcd-
eeni, ze Spojen6 Staty potrebujl
svyberane prist 'ahovalectvo''. To
jest take, ktore americke konzu-
larne ilrady by samy vybraly V
cudzine zpomedzi nadejnych Wy
st 'ahovalcov, to ma zaklade po-
treby robotnikov pre- jednotlivt
priemysle. Minister jc tiez "a to,
ably dcti a zeny tn osadenych Gu
dzincov boly pripllst 'an6 mimo
kvoty.s Toto 81 ziada j prezident.
o jnhoamericlkych sposoboch
zaobchadzania $. prist 'ahovalcami
sa minister Davis vyslovil, ze je
ME tax dohre, ako nase,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
PRACE KONGREsU.

Kongres ma pred sebou mnoho
prace "a ,bltdilce diva mesiace. Jest
Ii ju neskonci, prezident bude pri-
n1tenN svolat' mimoriadne zasad-.
nutia. Ma programe. ie 12 rozpoc-
tov jednotlivych ministerstiey, Z
I lztorych este len tri haiy prijaia
v lonc sastHpcov a ziaden Y Sc
mate. Pctem jes sM navrh Under
wood OK nj sadosxtla ,NAsele.
Shoals jednej jllanackel spolotfo-
sti. Y tejto veci bude vel'ky boj.
My>li 50, ze skonci sa TAX, ze otaz-
ka Muscle Shoals bude odovzdana
zvlastnej komisii v d'alsiemu Stu
dtovaniu. Potom bude sd hlaso-
vat o vetovanej predlohe podvy-
senia place postarom. Znamo je,
ze podvyska vyzaduje $6S,000, 900
kazdorocne a peniaze MET odkial'
what. Kazdy uznava, re plaza po-
staroy je ME primerana, Vaesina
kongresu je "a podyysku, ale po-
chybuje sa, Gi s1 dive tretiny "a
nu. Jestli ano, tax predloha pref
de j vzdor prezidentovmu vetu a
postari dostan1 svoju podvysku.
Avsa'k prezident ma nadej, re
pre'dloha bude porazena dvoma
hlasmi. Vlaaa je ME proti podvy-
ske, lenze. peniaze chce mat naj-
PRIV zabezpeGene, ktorymi by sd
podvyska zaokryla. Preto je ma
vrhovane zdrazenie druhotriednej
posty. Proti tomuto vydavatel 'stvA
novfn vel mi protestuj1 a preto
sotva co bude toho.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
40 L'UDf oTRAvENE PALEN-
KOU v MAHONING IA L RoK.

Dl'a 1radnych vykazov, 40 l'udi
bolo otravene tohto roku Y Maho-
ming okrese Cd palenky. Vsceloln
State Ohio otravene bolo ma 300
l'udi, vacsinou drevenym alkoho-
l[om. Najviac l'udi otrasilos sa Y
Cuyahoga okreses ( Cleyeland), q
sfce So, mas okres je na. druhom
mieste a ma tret'om LiEas okres.
Okrem mrtyych, mnozsfvo ludi
osleplo alebo dostalo aihe vazzre
choroby. 1ss 81
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
Ease TRI MOVE PADY
CIERNYCH KIAHNi

V Struthers ochoreli ma cierne
kiahne tri osoby, ktore byvaly Y
dome v {. % Lewis St., kde 20
mrel ma tnto chorobu John Hash.
Ochoreli: manzelka neboheho a
w. Irwin so zenou. Ich stav je ME
nebezpecny. V decembri traja l'u-
dia zomreli ma t1to ohavnii choro-
bu. Sirenie nakazy bolo prekazene
vseobecnym stepenim.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
CHYTILI SvINDLERA, KToRY
OKLAMAL sLOv. FARMARA

Lawrence Frandsen, byvaly po-
zemkoyy agent " Youngstown
chyteny Dol v New Yorku vypo-
mocnym okresnym fiskalom Ray
Thomasom a privedeny sem ma OBJ
zalobu Pavla Zvaru Mineral
Ridge, re mu ukradol morgic a
tym oskodil 0 81 300. Frandsen bu-
de sldeny ma okrem side. Teraz
sa nachodf vo, yazeni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
ZABIL JU AUToMoBIL, KED
NIESLA VIANOCNY OAR

Mrs. Hulda Jane Noble, 81-roc
ma babi6ka, zabita bola utorok
min. tyzdna vecer automobilom,
ked' prechadza ulicu jedneho
obchodu do svojho domu North
Jackson. Starena kupila v obcho,
de vozicek pre- jedneho svojho
ynuka, ktorym no chcela obdaro.
vat ma Stedry vecer a drzala no
krcoyite y ruke j vtedy, ked, uz
bola mrtva. Automobilista usiel a
dosial no nechytili.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
VEGIEROK
DIETOK ma LANSINGVILLE

s II 7 .
Minulej nedele skolskt dietky
osady sv. Mateja ma Lansingvil'e
usporiadaly vel mi krasny vianoc-
ny vefierok y Sokolovni. Zahraly
krasnu Betlehemskn hru a mimo
toho dietky 2 kazdcj triedy pre-
viedly krasne tance a spevy, TAX
ze rodicia mali 2 Mich mhoho "a
9osti.
ASo sa doznavame, hcrcf tej.o
osady pripravujii sa k vel 'kolc,
ptmt divadelnemu predstaveni:,
vo februari. ..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
EUROPA NECHCE DAKO
sPLACAT svOJE DLHY.

Tisice milionov dolarov dlhuj1
europske krajiny Spojenym Sta
tom. Tieto tisice sn valecnou p6-
zickou. Inc tisice milionov pozica-
ne boly Europe do obchodu a pric-
myslu, ably sa dako postavila na
nohy.
z casu ma cas- vyjdu Europy
cd vladnych l'udi reel, ze by vraj
Amerika nemala pytat' svoje pc
maze, a Europa by nemala vratit'
to, co 81 behom vojny pozicala.
Rozumie sa, ze to sposobuje ner-
vozitu v Amerike a horkokrvnost
zvlaste II l'udu. Europa bola "a
chranena cd Nemcov Amerikou a
teraz ma taketo nevd acne ch1t :
ky voci svojej zachranitel Ike.
Tieto reel neplatenl dlhu ma
palily uz prezidenta Coolidgea a
ten sa osyedeil, ze ak ma ktora
krajina take 1mysle, tax on zame-
dzf akdkol'vek financnd pomoc
takej krajine. Europske krajiny
totiz stale este pozieiavajd 81 tie
nase americke dolare sta milo.
noch. To nAalo dcinok. Francdzska
vlada sa hned osvedc ella, ze Fran
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
sLOvENKY OFARENE KAVOU

Dive slovenske devy, zamestna-
ne Ohio Hotel kafeterii, Margi-
ta Doliak a Kristfna Bartek, boly
v sobota bofastne eparene. kavoH
Sl.Doliak niesla hrniec kayys a 81.
Bartek vychd;lliac zpoza uhla ste
ny, buchla sa do nei, pri com 50
kava po nich rozliala. Opareniny
s1 ME nebezpeene, ale vezme 10
cas-. kvm sa zahoja.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02

Anicka, jeJ vnn6ka - Maria r.
perjesy.
Adam, dozorca eazdovstva
Jan Kadilak.
Beta, jeho zena-Jozefina Helt.
Janko, roEotnik - Jozef Dobos.
Andrej, robotnfs - Jan Blasko.
Marka, slnzka - Maria Brayer.
Katka, slnzkaz - Anna Yudin.
Zuzka,- slnzka - Anna Eper-
jeSy.
Dorka, sl1zka - Anna Gajdos.
Snsed = Andrej Osika.
Chvala i'm, vsctcis hrali znamc-
mite, $ pochopenim. Bob i'm "a
plat
Najradostnejsfm okamihom pre-
vsetkych osadnfkov. bolo ozname-
ME programu +. dejstra,: .Meniny
.nasho duchovneho a rie,mavneho
pracovnika, Rev. j. w. Krispin-
skeho. Ma jayisko Dol povolany
mas duchovny, opona sa zodvihla
a dietky osady nasej ako al spc-
yokol zaspievali lia cest' mena
svojho dusevneho pastiera piesen
"Boze vysosti,, vyslys hlas die
tok, xiv no Boze! Bolo, to vel mi
dojemne a "a tym rad4radom die
tky thlmocily city meme celei
osady, dobropranie ma Vigiliu Sv.
Jana, patrona mena nasho duse-
.pasticra. Potion jedna nasich
malnckNch podala> dilchoynemtl
vel ku kyticu cerstvych ruzl na
znak nasej lasky. Spevokol vsak
$ pomocon dobrych farnikov pri-
emil sa a meme celej osady' OBJ.
stlaril svoiho dobrtho kastiera pek.
Iias e'l fnf zlaats MI fIfosiiiikami
Ma 'koniec zaspieva1 spevokol
Boze dobry, vys1ys hlas l'udu Two.
jeho, pozehnai a RAD kroky kna.
"a naseho. Shy bolo badat O.
ciach dojateho duchovneho, a boly
to Shy radosti nasho kiaza, ked
pred ociami vsetkych prijal dar
lasky Cd svojich oveeiel. Ano, mas
Velebny Otee, Ute dlho ifedzi ma,
mi, my SINE Vasi aH Bte mas
Mech Vas Bob zivi ss.Vami tiez
i mas! Osadnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
Podarene dlyadehs predstayenie osady|
Sv. Jana Klistitela v E. Youngstown

Ctcna redakcia! MGte popriat
miesta mojim riadkSln vo Vasom
obi 'abenom casopisd lebo veru
ME casto vidct' dopisu ol ms.
Nickto by myslel, ze snad sneein- !
ne zijemc tuna. Nappak, 'zijeme
cule a vesele v 'krtzku rim. kat.
osady sv. Jana Krstital d, pod mi
drou spravou nashd obi 'dbeneho
duchovntho otca, RcE J. W. Kris
pinsktho. Ma Vianoef, Is. decem-
bra mas osadny spevpkol usporia
dal divadelne predslavenie pod
menom "strydza. spod IIaja', ],
ktora hra vydarila 81 znamenite.
@ 3. ho1inc po obede bolo predsta-
venie pre- dietky, yecer 0 8. hod.
pre- dospelych. KoHolna miest-
most bola preplnenaEdo posledne-
no miesta. Ked' hercfzbadali toll
ke mnozstvo l'udu, pfedstavili ma
cviccnd hrts 3. dej#vach & vei'-
kou chut 'ou znamerdte. Vd'aka
i'm! Osadnfkom Y Hast Youngs-
town slovakom 2 olxnlia bude We
ri tento veeierok pahfatnym.
Prosfm tedy mas spayokol o DIAL
siu pra'cu pre- mas chfam Bnzi, a.
by nam mohol ma VeFkuoNo Ease
predstayit nieco pHkvapit' mas
.podobne peknon siivaaclnou hrou.
Nasa mladez sa ta'ktoi sama j mas
vzlelava. Spozoroval som, ze ME
.kterf herci len po prvy raz hrali,
ale svoje ilohy vel'mi' pekne "a
sttipili. Toto divadelnf predsta-
venic zahrali nam naslednjifce =
soby:
Maths Breznansky A,is3 an
fsszsaasrs 's'a
Eva. jeho sestra 81. Terezil
VaskD.
Veronka, chovanica - 81. Anna
zigray.
Martin, chovanec = Teodor
JackO.
Kalina, ryehtar - Jan Marhu-
hk.,
Pal 'ko, jeho syn - Andrcj Med
vcdz. .-
Hama, striga = Maria Topolov-
sky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
COOLIDGE DOSTAL
15,718,789 HLAsOV

Uradne vykazy prezident-
skej vol 'be davaj1 prezidentovi
Coolidgeovi 15,718,789 hlasov 70
vsetkych 28,92O,O7O odovzdanych
hlasov. Davis obdrzal 8,37S,962 a
LaFollette 4,S22,319 hlasov.
V percentoch Coolidge dostal
54.4 hlasov, Davis 29.O, LaFollette
1876.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02
DANE sA PLATA 2. JANuARA

Frank Vogan, okresny poklad-
mix 1oznamil, ze: dane Cd nepohnu-
tel el'nych a osobnych majetkov ga
Gnu byts' prijfmane nd .Skresnem
dome od 2. ianu4ra.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02

c1zsko nema ami nemalo imysel
zriect' sa svojich dlhov, len pon-
kazala ma t'azkosti, ktore ona sa-
ma. ma kolektovanim dlhov y
krajinach, ktorym pocas vojny
vel Ike. biliony pozieala.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-02

v Lorain cez mesiac december
zomrelo pat l'udf cd planet pa
lenky. serif vystopoval, ze palen-
katpochadzala . jedneho doml. Je
nadej, ze travicov chyti q predye-
die pred sud.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-18

KIN G'S BIR TIL
HONORED BY
ENVOY
Serbian Minister Host
at Reception at
Legation

The birthday Of the King Of the
kingdom Of the serbs, Greats and
sloyenes, the fittingIy celebrated
yesterday afternoon ~ the min
lister here, pr Ante Tresich
pavichica, who entertained at . re-
ception and tea at the legation on
Sixteenth st.
The minister received alone
standing lit the entrance 70 the
raryIn r-roorYas on the second floor.
The following ladies cf the dip
fanatic corps assisted. Nine. de
Riano. wife Of the Spanish aInbas.
sador: Nine. de Varela, wife q
the minister Of Uruguay Nine.
Marc Peter, wife Of the minister
OF Switzerland Mime. sainollez -.
tour, wife Of the minister q
Guatemala; Nine Alfaro, wife "
the minister OF Panama, and NINE.
Prochnik, wife Of the minister q
Nine. Lipova, Nine. de Tilmonti
Nine. Aspasia Adjemovitch. Niles
Antoinette and Irene Daeschner
Mile. TAI dc Ciraeff, Mile. Blanche
staurt Ruossel, Miss Rosa Maye
DKendrick Miss Beatrice Hender
son and Miss Betty Byrne assisted
at the table.
The dining room was decorated
in roses and cllFy SAINT henunls
large bowl 81 pink roses adorned
the tea table and tall yellow caryt
Continued OH PAGE 81
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-18

day evening, january %, in complir
ment to Miss Suzette Dewey, daugh.
ter of the Assistant Secretary Of
the Treasury and Mrs. Charles
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-18
WEDDING OF EX-DIPLO.
MATS SISTER.TN.L.AW

The wedding Of Miss Ida Shepard
Parker, sister OF Mrs. Richard
Washburn Child, and Heath Dulaney
Davidson took place wednesday
afternoon in st. Stephens Chufch
with the Rev. Daniel y. Mcdonald
Officiating.
The ceremony was performed IA
the presence Of only d few wit
nesses, Miss Mildred Parker, sister
of the bride, John Davidson.
brother Of the bridegroom, and VIII
liam Mackall, q close fried from
Mclean, Va.
49,
The Counselor OF the American
Embassy In France and Mrs. Shell.
don Whitehouse will arrive next
Week from Paris. They will stay
some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles b. Alexander, in their New
York city home.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-18
TWIN DAUGHTERS ARRIVE
FROM ENGLAND

Among the prominent foreigners
now visiting here are the Hon.
Misses Alison Mary and Margaret
Leslie Hore-RuthVen, twin daugh.
tiers Of Maj. Gen. Lord Ruthven
and Lady Ruthven of London, who
arrived today to be the guests over
the weekend Of Miss Natalie Ham.
mond, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hays Hammond. They will
go from Washington to visit Mr..
and Mrs. jackson II. BOYD al
Southern Pines, n. C.
Mrs. w. Harry Brown will give
a small dance tomorrow evening in
her apartment al 1885 Massachu.
sets Ave. for the visitors.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-18

Of Samuel Vauclain, Of PhiladeI
phia. Mr. VaucIain was later oIlf
Of the speakers at the meeting q
the Pennsylvania society at the
Willard.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-18
NINE. HAUGE WILL GIVE
DINNER FOR GHRERTS

Nine. Hauge has issued invita-.
tions for dinner on the evening
of January when the guests have
been asked to meet S. Parker Gil.
bert, agent general of Preparations
under the Dawes plan, and Mrs.
Gilbert, who will arrive in this
country soon srom Berlin where
Mr.. Gilbert has his Iea. quarters
Mrs. Gilbert is remembered here as
Miss Louise Rosg Todd, niece OF
Nine. Hauge.
Nine. Hauge is entertaining at
dinner this evening
~ =
Congressman Clyde NJ Kelly of
Pennsylvania was host at dinner
last night at the Willard in honor
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-18
THREE DANCES" AND
sFRIDAY EVENING" TONIGHT

Society is dancing in two parts
this evening those going TO the
second of The Three Dances be-
ing given in the home of. Mrs. Jo-
seph Letter on Dupont circle and
those attending the first OF the
series Of six dances OF the Friday
Evening Dancing Class being given
at the Willard
Congressman and Mrs. John
Philip Hill are entertaining com
pany OF twenty-five at dinner before
The Three Dances" Col. and Mrs.
Charles B. Drake are being hosts
to a company of one hundred at
the Willard before the Friday Eve
ming.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-18
LUNCHEON HOSTESS FOR
DEBUTANTE DAUGHTER

Mrs. ). Walter Drake, wife Of the
Assistant Secretary Of Commerce,
was hostess at luncheon today at
the washington Club for her
daughter. Miss Rosalie Drake. The
guests numbered twenty-five.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drake are enter
tanning at dinner tomorrow evening
for members of the Princeton
Triangle, who are giving par
formance later in the evening at
the Washington Auditorium.
y 4 +
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont were
hosts to a company OF twenty at
luncheon today.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-18
MARY sTITT 10 WED Soon

Another engagement, so rurnor has
It. which will be announced to-
morrow evening viii Be that OF
Miss Mary Stitt, daughter Of the
Surgeon General and Mrs. Edward
Rhodes Stitt, who is 10 marry 4
nice boy" whose name escaDes
for the moment. The endorsement
win be announced at q dinner which
Miss Stitt's parents are giving to-
morrow evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Royal e. McKenna
will leave this evening for Detroit
where they will spend the weekend
as the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Fisher,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-18
BELGIAN PROFESSOR TO
LECTURE IN ENGLISH

Through the courtesy OF DIR. YER
non kellogg, of the National Re-
search Council, arrangements have
been made to have Prof. Paul de
Reul, Of the University of Brussels.
Belgium, give q lecture on English
literature in Corcoran Han on Tues
day afternoon, ats o'clock.
The public Is cordially invited to
attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Flint will
entertain at luncheon on Sunday
for their daughter. Miss Margaret
Flint.
Mrs. Francis White was hostess
to a small company at luncheon
today.
Mrs. Samuel Gordon Graham was
hostess at luncheon today at Meri-
dian mansions. There were twenty
eight in the company.
Mai. and Mrs. Henry Leonard
will entertain at dinner On Tues
day evening, December 20.
ID. A. r.. PRESIDENT TO
FETE HEAD OF WONIAN'S CLUB
Mrs. Anthony Wayne Cook, presi-
dent general of the d. A. r., has
issued invitations for a dinner on
Thursday evening, January Ia, at
the Memorial Continental Hall, in
honor of Mrs. John d. Sherman,
president of the General Federation
of Women's Clubs.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-18
RI NOR TELLS
OF WEDDINGS
AT HAND
Barbara Stanfield and
Mary Stitt Among Those
Mentioned

Rumors Of engagements to be an
nounced and weddings soon to take
place are r3VaIing those usually in
herent to the coming OF spring.
just as SattiEdaY the "noluck.at-
all wedding day; has grown az late
years to supplant the popularity of
Wednesday, the ''best day f-all. z
lust so Is the season when icycIes
hang by the wall rapidly replacing
the period when young man's
fancy Is supposed to turn In a
maiden's direction.
There comes this morning the an
nouncement of the engagement Of
Miss Barbara. StanfieId, daughter of
Senator and Mrs. Robert N. Stan
field of Oregon, to Henry Dunn, of
Jacksonville, Fla, which, while not
confirmed entirely by the parents
OF the bride-elect, nevertheless, was
not denied with any conviction.
Miss Stanfield. who made her
debut here last year. is now in
New York studying violin at the
I)aInrOsch Conservatory OF Music.
She will return to Washington to-
naorrow morning.
E Mr.. Dunn, who spent several years
in this city with q local bond
house, Is now In Jacksonville. but
Is expected TO arrive here before
Monday.
The wedding rs to take place
early In January, according to re-
p 81. y +
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GERMAN ENVOY
DINNER HOST

The German Ambassador and
Baroness Nathan will entertain at
dinner this evening at the embassy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hampson Gary will
entertain a small company at dinner
this evening.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-18
WILKINS. HAVE GUESTS
FROM LONDON

Mr.. and Mrs John r. Wilkins
have as their guests Lady Jane
Hamilton and Miss Marjorie Glas-
gov OF London. who win be, with
them until Sunday evening.
David Edward Finley entertained
at tea yesterday afternoon in his
home on / street in compliment to
the English visitors.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-13
BASKETBALL BOYS
 PLANNING SERIES
 AT CORONA SOON

The victorious colors of the Anch- orage High School basketball team will be carried to Cordova within the next few weeks if negotiations now in progress result in satisfactory ar engagements for a series to be held in the Copper City, says the Anchorage Daily Alaskan.
 Having taken the scalps of both Se- ward and Fairbanks, continues the Al askan, the Anchorage boys are now eager to go out after additional hon. ors, and they have written to the Cor dova High School, suggesting their willingness to visit that town if suit able arrangements can be made.
 In the meantime, the Anchorage az gregation will get in condition to take on Seward in a return engagement, scheduled to take place here this month, and an interesting meeting is anticipated.
 The Seward High School girls also are coming to Anchorage this month for return series with the Anchor age girls team, in an effort to regain their lost laurels This meeting will take place after the boys games, pro- bably about a week later.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-13

them, commission to the broker and a few other minor expenses customar- fly comes from the funds derived from the sale of these same bonds. Six thousand dollars is not an unrea- sonable figure for the annual expendi- ture upon new building. A recent article stated that the city govern ment was running on borrowed mon ey. This is not true. There is an approximate balance of $S,000 at present. The ability of the local gov ernment to pay the $6,0OO annually depends upon a proper apportionment and management of it's annual reve- nue to meet this new condition.
 However, as stated before, this election is not concerned with the issuing of bonds, but with the secur- ing of congressional permission to submit bond issue at a later date. All things considered, can Seward afford to defeat an enterprise which means so much to her future develop ment.
 (Signedl G. D. Barnett, Supt.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-13
Advertising Agencies and Press Association
 Combination Alleged
(By Associated Press)


 WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-By mail. The federal trade commission in a complaint issued recently alleged the existence of a combination of the American Association of Advertising Agencies and the American Press association, both of New York and the Southern Newspaper Publish CTS association, of Chattanooga, Tenn, with the purpose and inten- tion of compelling national adver- tisers to employ respondents agencies or other advertising agencies in the placing of national advertising in newspapers throughout the United States"
 Officers and members of the exc cutive board of the American Asso- citation of Advertising Agencies, officers and members of the South ern Newspaper Publishers associa- ton also were named in the com plaint.
 The respondents are charged with using various methods to compel advertisers either to employ agen- cies or to pay for direct advertising at gross rates, such gross rates in all instances being greater than the net rates usually charged by news papers for advertising when the ad- vertiser deals directly with the newspaper and not through an ad veritsing agency"
 The effect of the alleged combina