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Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-07-10


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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-25

povedal, ze dostand ii. aiolArov
po dvadsiatich rokoch. 80, jest
j taketo poistenia, ako S5sskidfte
ma tablet, ale ma til sa plata roc
ne prfspevky Cd styridsat' do
pat 'desiat dolarov. Ked Vam bu-
de jednatel' hfovorit', ze hotovsch
penazi v 20 roku budete mat IT,
sic dolarov Vase rocne prispev.
ky sd nize styridsat' dolarov, tax
sa no pytaite, ze ci vie, cez ktort
dvere prisiel dnu.
Pre- dietky asekuralcia je tiez
rozmanita, kde sa plati tyyzdenne
Cd pat do tridsat pat centov. Tie
sd najvia'c ma dvadsat' rokov ale
bo ma cely zivot. Cel1 smrtn1 pod
poru cd prvsieho dina nedostane-
te Ito len jednatel' povie, ale spo-
locnost neplatD. Dletky sa po-
list 'ujn Cd sto do pat 'sto dolarov.
z mojej zk1senosti myslfm, re die
"a chudobnych rodicov lepsie je,
ked' je poistene v slovenskom
spolku. o~r>,v. 81
Kazdy jedon Slovak ma mat
slovenskv spolok, kde sa pestuje
narodny duch viera, a pracuje
! "a Boha narod, ale jedon spolob
IA tisfc delarov, to je len ma Pc
hrabny yydavok, kde je manzel
ka.a dietky?' Ten otec, ktory j.
poisteny len ma .tisic dolarov, ne
stara sa o svoju rodinu, len sam {
seba, tomu by bolo lepsie, keby
Dol ostal mladencom, TAX by male
mesto menej vydavkov ma tie ne
vinne siroty.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-25
o pOISTovANf MA zIvOT.
Pre- eatelo Youngsownskych Sovenskych Novin napsa
MARTIN LESNAK.

Ma til mrzacn1 podporu sa plati
cd jednoh do dvoch dolarov.
Dvojnasobna nahrada double
Indemnity je TAXA, ze ked' by
ste umreli neprirodzenou smrt 'ou,
tax spolocnost' vyplati Vasim po-
zostalym dvojnasobny obnos, tedy
miesto tisic diva tisic dolarov atd !.
Tiez name spolocnosti, ktore
davajd dividendy a ktore media
vajd. Daktore davaju zas divi-
dendy po tret 'om roku. Ktore spo-
locnosti nedavaj1 dividendy, ma
ju poistne poplatky mensfe, ktore
aavaju, majd vyssie, takze " tom
OIL 'ade je to takmer vsetko jedno,
ii dividendou a ci bez, ci S ky
JON a q palicou, to je jedno.
Ked' sa niekto chce poistit' ia
zivot, najsamprv jednatel vyplni
siadost' (Application). Tato zia-
dost je jedna ciastka smruvy me-
azi ziadatel 'om a .spolocnost 'ou,
preto v tejto prosbe musi byt
vsetko po pravde udane: zamest-
nanie,' vek stav zdravia v cas-
vNplnenia. Ked' je uz vsetko ho-
tove, ziadost' sa zasle do hlavne-
hoIiradu, kde rozhoduj1, ci tento
ziadatel ma byt' prijatys alebo
odmietnuty. Ked' no prijmu, tax
mu posln listinu, ma ktorej je ia
prosba pripojena.
Ked' sa tato prosba vyplnuje,
mech 81 da ziadatel' pozor, ably
jednatel' mu nenaznaeil inaksie,
len ako mu ziadatel' poveda, lebo
mac v bud1cnosti moze byt' z to-
no nedorozumenie medzi ziadate-
l'om a spolocnost 'ou.
Teraz vysvetlim prispevkovd
tablicu ma tisic dolarov, vek 80 ro.
kov, na sp6soby poistenia, ako stl
hore udane. Lenze spolocnosti
name mnoho, tax al prispevky si
ME rovnake, ale vezme to len diva
dolare Wac alebo menej rozdielu.
prispevkov, ktore tn nize poda-
VAN, ked' sa budete toho DIR.
Eat, tax Vas nikto neoklame.
Tieto prispevky sn ratane, ked
mate bezpecnn robotu (Standard)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-25
Ba zdravy clovek ritim takejto|
palenky privodf 81 srdecn1 vadu.

Ba zdravy clovek ritim takejto
palenky priyodi 81 srdecn1 vadu.
Druhym ME menej smrtonos-
nvm Jedom, ktory v hlci sa ma
chodi, je nikotyn. Jedna kvapka
nlkotinu zabije cloveka. v tomto
liehu, ktory urceny je k pouzitiu
pri vyrobe tabaku, cigar atd ma
chodi sa 40 percent rozpusteniny
nikotinu smiesano. Pravda, jedon
poharik hudu nezapricini smrt J,
ale jedna flaska - kto vie? Vse-
tko zavisi od toho, kol 'ko nej ne
chal bootleger nikotynu.''
Ma otazku, preeo bootlegeri po-
uzlvaj1 pri vyrobe shncu' dena-
turovany lieh, odpovedal Quillen !:
Vsetok zrnovy alkohol tejto
krajine je V rukalch lajsnisova-
nych palenciarov, ktori ho doda-
vajd vyrohcom denaturovaneho
liehu, 4ktori tiez sd lajsnisovani
vladou. Je Wac ako pat 'desiat for
null ma vyrobu denaturovaneho
liehu, ale vacsina 2 Mich obsahui ie
iedy, jako sulphuric acid, ether,
oNridinc, acetone, nikotyn bru-
cine. Tento lieh vyraba sa vyluc-
he len ma 1cele industrialne a lie
fpredavay vyrobcom voilaviek, ho-
licom. vy-rabatel 'om barviv, j.
nym. Ably "bootleger" mohol do
stavat' denaturovany lieh, otvori
81 tovarnu na vyrobu povedzme
vonaviek, myala atp. = Ked to-
to ma, poziada 0 lajsnis. A ked
toto ma, postavi 81 distileriu, wy
raba Z denaturovaneho liehu
"dzin' alebo "skotsku'. Alko-
hol obarvi a ably boil "tuhsi'' da
do neho trocha kreozotu.
"V porovnani S "munsajnkou"
vyroba "bootleg'' palenky de-
naturovaneho liehu je mnoho
lacnejsia. Z jedneho galonu take
no liehu da sa zrobit' galony pa
lenky, kdezto k from galonom
mllnsaJnky potrebne je sest,' ga
lonov zrna alebo ovocneho "me-
SUI
Toto sd slova experta, podoprc-
ne nielen chemickou analyzou, a.
lie i statistickymi datami zdravot-
nych nradov. L'ud pije otravu a
plati "a fu draho. A plati ME len
bootlegerovi "a .otravu, ale plati
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-25

skej", jako to dosvedcuj1 zazna-
my policajne spitalske. A pri-
blizovanfm sa vyrocnych sviatkov
timrtnost' rastie nesmierne.
Toto je malo potesitel ma pred
poved' Quillena, hi. vladneho che
mistu New Yorku, ktory tvrdi,
ze vsetky pqsledne vzorky boot.
Leg palenky, ktore analyzoval,
obsahovaly diva move smrtonos-
ne jedy. Jedon tJJchto znamy je
vo vedeckon vete pod menom
brucine sulpl ..te'' druhy chi
cotin''. Zkdsk,-, ze jedon alebo
druhy tychto jedov nachodil sa
v kazdej flaske takzvanej dobrej
"skotskej'', "itnej' palenke, v
dzine alebo alkoholi, ktory sa pre-
dava "a nesmierne vysoke ceny V
takzvanych 'speakeasy' a po-
cestntch hostincoch.
L'ud mysli, ze "palenka tato
prisla sem Europy. Podl'a Quill
lena, "a poslednych sest mesiacov
import palenky Europy boil tax
mer dplne zastaveny. Preto, ked
"bootleg'' povie, ze je palenka
, jeho importovanym stofom, pro
sto lie, vedome alebo nevedome.
A kto takd palenku%kupu moze
byt' skoro isty, ze je'to vyrobol;
niektorej ''h1ciarne.'
"Nieto pochybnosti, zc vacsina
bootleg palenky vyraba sa ma
atlantickom pobrezi z takzvaneho
denaturovaneho liehu, ktory Dol
nedokonale redistilovany. - Do
| kazuj1 to chemicke zk1sky. V de-
naturovaliom liehu sd rozlicne je-
ldy, ktore odstranit' "bootleeeri'' y
nemozu. V niektorych pripadoch
oeistit' lieh tento cd jedovatych
tpridavkov je nemoznost 'ou este
pre- expertov.
| "Vacsinou palenky tieto obsa-
hujd takzvany "brucine sulphate"
zvlast' smrtonosny jed, ktory je
cast 'ou formally denaturovaneho
liehu pouzivaneho pri vyrobe vo-
naviek a toiletnych clankov. -
Brucine'' dcinkuje, jako prilis-
ny stimulant ma srdce asi takym
sposobom jako strychnin, a clo-
vek majdci slabe srdce, ak Pile
hue, prosto fliftuje so smrt 'ou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-25

j. + : -
2O-roena Twenty Year Pay.
ment Life) bez dividendy $26.41,
$ dividendou $32.42, hodnota pc
vyprsanf smluvy $5OS.OO. u
2O-rocna Twenty Year Endow-
ment) bez dividendy 1929, di-
videndou $4s.63, hodnota po w
prsani smluvy 100000.
15-rocna Fifteen Year, Pay
ment) bez dividelbdy $3.50, $ di-
videndou $38.99, hodnota pc Wy
prsanf smluvy $4,000.
15-rotna Fifteen Year Endow-
fnent) bez dividendy $58.47, $ di-
videndou 5000, hodnota po Wy
prsani smluvy 100000.
10-rocna (Ten Year Payment
bez dividendy $43.19, dividen
Ndou $52.51, hodnota po vyprsani
smluvy $4,000.
S10-roona (Ten Year End6w-
ment) bez dividendy $91.52, $ di.
videndou $102.O8, hodnota pu Wy.
prsani smluvy 100000.
Ma cely zivot whole Life) bez
lividendy $1S.65, dividendou
$22.51, hodnota po 20 rokoch je
$254.OO.
20-rocna listina, ma ktorej ST
zhamky Optional Coupon1, ma I'll
sa plati $34.36 a ma po 20 rokoch
hodnotu $692.00.
Kazda poistna listina ma pc
naznu hodnotu uz pe tret'' ON ro
ku. Kto by chcel nechat', .poiste
ME po tret 'om roku, moze 81 pc.
maze vybrat' alebo len pozicat
Povedzme teraz, ze je Vam &c
rokov a chceli by ste sa poistit
ma dvadsat' rokov, tax vase pri
spevky by boly bez dividendy
$26.41, dividendou $32.42. Pt
vy'prsani casu V dvadsiatom ro
ku, Wac uz neplatite, ste poiste
nj do smrti ma tisic dolarov alebc
ma kol 'ko ste boil poisteni, ked
chcete peniaze, tax Vam spoloc
most vyplatf $5OS.00, lebo ma tol'
ko je VaSa listina hodna diva
dsiatom roku, ked' 81 tGto sunni
vyberiete, potion nemate co via'
ziadat' od spolocnosti.
Tuna upozorllujem kazdeho, ktt
81 mieni brat poistenie ma tntt
listinu, lebo sa stretam kazdy del
takymi l'ud mi, co i'm jednatel
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-25
"a L. q
BOOTLEG.
p ~.

To, co sa dnes predava pod me-
nom bootleg" palenky, je otra,
va. Kym politikovia, humanisti,
sociologovia, statistikovia atd'.
dohadujn sa 'dobrych a zlych Il
cinkoch prohibicie, znacny pocet
l'udi zomiera denne - a Wac ich
je na rychlej ceste k hrobu - cd
pitia takzvanej bootleg palen-
ky, ktora sa teraz vseobecne pre-
dava.
Y samotnom New Yorku, kde
je tejto palenky aida vari najviac,
zomiera denne niekol ~ I'D cd
pitia takzvaneho dzinu'' "skot
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-25

Y tomto clanku nelnienim chva-
Lit AMI hanit ziadnu poctiv1 oso-
bu alebo spolocnost', podavam no
ct. eitatel ON ciel'em vysvet1enia
porady tym Slovakom, ktori sd
l;s alebo chcu sa dat poistit' ma
zivot.
Tuna v Amerike kazdi dvaja
l'udia 70 troch su poisteni ma Ii
vot, ale len kazdy desiaty vie, ze
CO ma "a co platf (tyka sa toto
tax ucenych l'udi, ako al robotni-
kov). A toto je, co ma prin1tilo
ably som tento clanok napisal do
nasich novin, co som zknsil a ma
ucil sa "a poslednytch strnast' me-
siacov.
Ako v inych obchodoch, TAX al
V tomto najdeme jednatel'ov (a-
gentov) poctivych al nepoctivych.
Pojedni chct urobit' dobre pre-
vdovy a siroty, druhi nepatria ma
mic Inc, len na svoju kesefu.
Asekuraciu name romantic, a.
le len tie formy vysvetlim, ktore
su zname medzi Slovakmi. A sice :
Ma cely zivot whole Life alebo
Ordinary Life); dvadsat' '-rocna
(Twenty Payment Life) dvadsat
roena Twenty Year Endowment)
patnast '-rocna (Fifteen Year Pay
ment) patnast '-rocna Fifteen
Year Endowment) desat '-rocna
(Ten Year Payment); desat' roe
na (Ten Year Endowment) a pre-
dietky. T.. .... - s~s.
Ku tymto poisteniaml sa este
rripojuje obycajne al mrzacna a
dvbJAasobna smrtna nahrada, ked
81 toiEiadatel' praje.
Mrzacna podpora je TAXA, ze
ked' ten clovek, co je poisteny
ia mrzaen1 podporu ostal by
mrzakom, zeby nebol schopny do
prace "a cely jeho zivot, je po-
isteny ma tisfc dolarov, tax spo.
locnost' mu plat desat' dolarov
mesacnc az do smrti, ale ked' je
elovek 'chory "a mesiac alebo diva,
tax mu spolocnost' mic neplati,
lebo to v listine nepise. (To len
Aesvedomity ageRt vaH sl',rbuje)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-25

vel Ike lcty ! lekArovi ! konedne
pohrabnikoyi.

u
pohrabnfkovi. aS sz|
Veci tejto maly BY 81 nase spoil
ky a jednoty vsimat' lepsie, ,kleboa
koniec- -koncov zaplatia to al ony
a to chorobnych . posmrtny yql'
podporach. Vzrastajdca iimrt-
most medzi 6lenstvom mech je W
straznym znakom pre- mas. Mno1
he nemoce, jake zalildkove vredy,
chore l'adviny, cuErovka, vodna-
tiel 'ka, srdecne vady' mozu byI'
q mnohych prlpadoch al sd pria-
mym nasledkom pitia takzvanej'
bootleg palenky, odhliadnuc Cd
toho, ze striedme pitie tejto o-
travy oslabuje nasu telesn1 sil-|
stavu a tvm einf ju nesp6sobnou
vzdorovat druhym zdraviu nase-1
mu skodiacim vlivom. "JednOta. !"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-25
70 skoly.

Ucitel' ehce vstepit'' 'ziackom
pojem mladosti a pyta sa:
Noze, Juricko, co je to? Clo-
vek ma to len raz ked to ztrati,
vlacej sa mu nenavrati. No, m 80
Synacek byv. soc. poslanca:
Mandat!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-25

- Ked' mate krstiny, svadbu,
pohrab, spolkovii, osadn1 sl6v.
most, opiste nam to zaslitc i've
remit do nasich novin.
The broad ax., 1925-12-26

Assistant CORPORATION Counsel Chicago who Of the
brilliant in the ranks Of the Democratic per
and who in the delivered speeches IN all parts or
country for his party since the first election OF the at
President Woodrow Wilson In 1912 Mr. GrcSsnan mas
thousans of warm steadfast friends In this city, VINO
are urging him to the for judge Of the MunclPa
Court Of Chicago In 1926.
The broad ax., 1925-12-26
HON. JOHN H. PASSMORE
Clerk of the Criminal Court of Cook County

Hon John H. Passmore has been
honorably in the public eye of Chi
cago for some years He made an
untarnished record while serving in
the City Council as Alderman from
the old Third Ward. He always man
fully fought in the interest Of all the
citizens Of this city and never per
mitted himself to record his vote in
favor Of any proposition which would
not staDi the bright sunlight to shine
upor i There is no doubt in the
minds of the voters in his ward that
he could have been renominated and
reelected to the City Council on the
expiration of his term in April, 1920,
but as Mr.. Passmore is bold and in
dependent and would not fall down to
the behest Of the political bosses, in
his ward, he then and there retired
from the City Council and resumed
the practice Of law, his chosen profess
sion.
The broad ax., 1925-12-26

At the November election 1922, he
was elected Clerk OF the Criminal
Court Of Cook County and he has
made a record in that Office which has
not been surpassed BY any Of the
former Clerks Of the Criminal Court.
The big leaders Of the Republican
party have been holding conferences
right along and planning on rounding
UP the Cook County Republican ticket
for 1926 and Mr.. Passmore heads the
list and in fact is the only person
named or that will be named for re-
nomination and reelection to his pres
ent responsible position, showing that
Mr.. Passmore has the greatest conf
dence of all the leaders of his party
and that they will stand solidly behind
him when the time comes for action
in that direction. That fact speaks
volumes for the honesty and popu-
larity Of Mr.. Passmore and for his
efficiency in conducting the affairs Of
his Office in the interest Of all the
people in this city and county.
The broad ax., 1925-12-26

Mr.. Passmore, being on the square,
knows no persons by the color of their
skin or the curl in the hair, but all
men, regardless Of their race, receive
everything which is coming to them
in the office Of the Clerk Of the
Criminal Court.
Five or six colored men hold respon-
sible positions in his Office and they
receive the same consideration and
treatment from his hands which is ac-
corded to the other clerks.
Owing to his past splendid public
record it is almost useless to state that
on April IS, 1926, the vast majority
Of the colored people residing in all
parts Of this city and county will re-
cord their votes in favor Of his re-
nomination for Clerk Of the Criminal
Court Of Cook County.
AT this joyous season Of the year,
Mr.. Passmore heartily wishes to thank
his regiment Of friends for their past
support and wishes one and all pleas
ant greetings at this time.
The broad ax., 1925-12-26

rounds each and four bouts scheduled
for ten rounds ea1h; two wrestling
matches. singing of Xmas carols and
introductions.
Patrick ]. Carr WIS introduced as a
friend Of the poor and the best county
treasurer the couny ever had. He
responded to his introduction by say
ing he hoped every 7ne present would
have a good time and would get his
moneys worth. as that was what was
intended, He thanked the large audi
ence for their presence and at the end
Of his speech the P. ]. Carr Quintet
tickled the musical fancy Of the audi
ence with a song written for the oc-
casion and Paddy's picture was taken
standing in the middle Of the ring
wearing his famous smile and looking
into a basket of flowers as large as
himself.
Just at this point a few facts con
cerning the remarkable rise Of Patrick
]. Carr might not be amiss. His first
public office was that Of Alderman
from the old fifth ward in 1913. serv-
ing two terms; from this he was
elected to the Drainage Board, serving
six years. We next find him ap-
pointed to the county board to fill out
the uneXpired term Of Harry Gibbons.
In 1922 he was nominated and elected
to the Office Of county treasurer, and his
record in that office is of such char
acter as to meet Endorsement Of
the public at large and as stated above
the best treasurer the county has ever
had. He now holds the Democratic
Endorsement for sheriff Of Cook
County, and although the county is
largely Republican he will be a for
midable opponent to any other candi-
date nominated on that ticket.
Following this, Alderman Joseph
McDonough, chairman of the board of
entertainment was introduced as alder
man from back Of the yard" but he
The broad ax., 1925-12-26
| He HOLIDAY EDITION OF THE BROAD AK
"SHA Looking Backward and Foruvard'
THE BOXING MATCHES AT THE COLISEUM WERE A
GRAND SUCCESS. HON. p. J. CARR, TREASURER OF
COOK COUNTY, RICHLY DESERVES TO BE HIGEIY Y
PRAISED FOR BEING ABLE TO RAISE $4,000 FOR
THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR OF CHICAGO
By MRS. ELVIE l.. STEWART

It was clearly demonstrated Satur-
day evening BY the tremendous out
pouring Of citizens representing every
walk in life, first that they were will
ing to Be part Of a contribution to
charity, second that Paddy Carr and
his committee were the proper men to
boost the game which would bring
Amas cheer to hundreds of homes
that would not otherwise know Santa
Claus and Xmas goodies; third. a
new incentive was given to $4,000
persons to boost the boxing game at
the April primaries,
Promptly at 8:15 p, n,, the program
began with music BY the Daily News
Newsboys' Band, and Oh how thev
did play. 1t would have done Parson
Davis, Paddy Ryan and Peter Jack
sons souls good to have been in the
Coliseum at this time and to have
looked into the history of the past and
seen the revival Of the good old sport.
An honest to goodness real prize fight
ring was arranged in the center Of the
Coliseum with Martin Delaney on one
side acting as judge and Harry Forbes.
former bantamweight champion. on
the other. Old-timers Of the ring
twenty or more years ago acted as
referees or towel-swingers and they
acted as if their souls were in their
acting, and as if many more than
twenty years had elapsed since they
had been given an opportunitv to rush
into the ring as the gong struck and
out again as the signal was given for
the bouts to begin
Evening gowns, tuxedos. Jewels,
white fronts and dazzling lights went
far 10 lend color to the occasion and
when at one time the band broke into
"America" and that vast audience
rose as one man, it was a sight such
as an amateur would never forget.
The program consisted mainly OF
seven bouts by amateurs Of three
The broad ax., 1925-12-26
HON. JOHN TOMAN
A Popular Chicago Alderman

Very few men in Chicago are better
known than Hon John Toman, mem
Der Of the City Council from the new
Twenty-third Ward. In the past he
has served with credit to himself on
every important committee in the City
Council, one time serving as chairman
on the committee on local transporta-
ton.
At the present time he is a member
Of the following important commit
tees; Railway terminals, gas, oil and
electric light, judiciary buildings and
zoning committees.
Alderman Toman has made several
trips abroad and to many Of the lead
ing cities in this country. with the OBJ
The broad ax., 1925-12-26

was too modest to make a speech
Several persons Of prominence at
this point entered the ring and at
tempted to sing Luther's carol,
Away in a Manger." The audience
did not readily catch the tone Of this
carol, but joined in heartily in Franz
Grubers Silent Night"
George Godfrey, a colored boxer.
was introduced as the BLACK Shadow"
whom Dempsey and Wills had refused
to meet. He received a round Of ap-
plause from the fight fans.
Johnny Coulon offered a check Of
one hundred dollars for charity if any
heavyweight could lift His 11O pounds
Several men Of husky muscle at
tempted this feat, but were finally
compelled to acknowledge that it
could not be done.
Fernando Gonzales of Howards
Gymnasium and Harry Fierro Of
Mike Malloy's Emporium, staged the
first bout at 112 pounds. and after
three rounds the decision was given to
Gonzales.
Frank Mastro and Joe Rychell Of
Mullen's, staged the next bout, and the
glory here was given to Ryche1l
Cozy Dolan of Mullen's and Johnny
Genaro Of Coulon's, next entertained
this vast audience, and this was de-
cided to be draw.
Ralph Mendoza of Howard's and
Toe Iahielka Of Ferretti's took the
ring at this time and the judges had
some difficulty in making up their
minds that this bout belonged to
Jahielka, 50 even was the sparring.
Marty Field Of Mullens', in the
fifth bout, gave a good trimming to
Johnny Lee from Malloy's.
In the sixth bout, Walter Newton
chased Frank Carter of Ferretti's all
about the ring and easily won the hon
ors with some to spare. Carter was a
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ject Of assisting to solve the trans
portation problem in Chicago in the
past
Alderman Toman, who is one of the
most popular members of the City
Council, aside from his aldermanic
duties, is successfully engaged in the
real estate business. He is a member
Of the real estate firm consisting of
himself and Mr.. Edward J. Denemark,-
with Offices at 4O4o w. 10Th street.
Alderman Toman, who would make
a tip-top candidate for Trustee of the
Sanitary District Of Chicago, would
feel highly delighted to know that his
great army Of friends are greatly en-
joying the holiday season.
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CARDINAL GIBBONS INSTI
TUTE RAPIDLY FORCES
AHEAD

Washington.-The Cardinal Glib
bons Institute, which opened in 1924,
at Ridge, Maryland, as a national
training school for colored boys and
girls, regardless Of their church afiih-
ations, IS showing remarkable prog
ress in its second year. It now has
approximately sixty students, repre-
senting six states. It has a splendid
two-story concrete building for school
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As stated before, Mr. Grossman is
one Of the most prominent and elo-
quent orators in this country At the
first election Of the late President
Woodrow Wilson, in 1912, Mr.. Gross
man delivered able and logical ora
tions all over this country in behalf
Of the Democratic party and Presi-
dent Wilson.
Mr.. Grossman, to his everlasting
credit, has been bitterly opposed to
the onward march Of the Ku Klux
Klans and has always been on the
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side Of law and order and the orderly
administration Of justice for all loyal
and true American citizens.
Being well grounded in all Of the
laws governing the great city Of Chi
cago, thousands of his friends are urg-
ing him to enter the race for Judge OF
the Municipal Court of Chicago, at
the primaries, Tuesday, April IS,
1926.
Mr.. Grossman extends the seasons
greetings to his hosts Of friends scat
tered throughout the great city Of
Chicago.
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HON. LEONARD J. GROSSMAN
One of the Ablest Lawyers in Chicago

Hon. Leonard J. Grossman. who is
well and favorably known throughout
this country, who was born and
raised right in among the colored peo-
pie on the south side and who has
always had for them, deep down in his
heart Of hearts, a friendly feeling for
them.
None Of his friends felt more highly
elated than his colored friends when
he was selected as Assistant Corpora
ton Counsel Of Chicago by Hon.
William F. Dever, Mayor Of this city