davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-10-02

/ i y z q. &
most vysoke icty krajcirky tax
zle. Mnohy setri ma tyzdennom
peniazi, ME ze by Dol skhpym, ale
ze by 81 zelal, ably no zena prosila
viacej. mi zas prehlasujd svo-
.je zeny "a marnotratnice, chcn len
vzdy znovu poukazat' ma to, co
vsetko pre- svoju drahd polovieku
robia. A TAX vobec ME je vacsina
muzov tax zla, jak sa domnievaju
ich zeny, beri1c ich prilis vazne.
Radostny smiech, vesele slovo
posobi mnoho razy lepsie, jako
najkrasnejsie kazanie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-10-02
vYRoBA oCTU donna.
F. +. 7. s.

Department zemedelstva vydal
v tyehto dnoch Farmers Bulletin
(. 1424 pod nazvom "Domaca Wy
roba octu" vysvetluje v nom
postup, ako je, mono vyrabat' O.
cot donna, alebo ma farme a ko-
neene al v tovarni. Pise sa tam,
ze obycajne sa vyraba ocot z ja-
blk, avSak MET prieiny, ably sa ne
mohol vyrabat' al hrozna, z
hrusiek alebo z broskyn, ked' ce-
ma tohoto ovocia ME je privyso-
ka. Ocot mono vyra!bat' ktore-
hokol 'vek ovocia, alebo ktoreho
kol'vek materialu, ktory obsahu-
ie cukor ME je mac skodlivy.
Mnozstvo ovocia je znicene kaz-
deho roku, ackol'vek by sa no
mohlo uzit k vyrobe octu. Su r6z
ne methody vyroby a o tTch po-
jednava sa V buletine.
X vyrobe octu potrebne je dvo-
jake kvasenie. Prve kvasenie je
alkoh holicke a drWhe aceticke. -
Ked' teda sa ocot vyraba z jablk,
najprv treba jablka dobre umyt', g,
odstranit' hnilobne ciastky a po-
om rozmliazdit na kaSu. Je lep-
Sic jablka rozmackat' nez rozo-
inlet vymackat vSetku st 'avu,
pokial mono. z jedneho buslu
obycajne ma sa dostat' od dvoch
do troch galonov. St ava ma byt'
ulozena otvorenych sudoch jc-
don alebo diva dni, ably sa usad-
lima usadla a potom ma byt' Wy
tiahnuta pozorne a preliata do
inych nadob k alkoholickemu
kvaseniu. X alkoholickemu kva-
seniu musi sa uzit kvasnic a to
Jedon kus pre- 5 galonov. Ked' je
aIkoholicke kvasenie hotove, "a
enc sa kvasenie. aceticke, a to je
jednoduche. Stiahne sa Ease Wy
kvasena tekutina do inych nadob,
ktore sa majG zaplnit' len 70
dvoch tretfn. Kazdy sud potom
zaplneny je pravEm octom a to
asi 3 galony ma jedon sud. Ia
kEmto sp6sobom privadza sa kva-
senie druhe Ked' sa privadza kva
senie aceticke, study majn byt' V
teplote asi 10 stupnov lezat' OF
3 do 6 mesiacov.
Ked' chce niekto vyrabat' ocot
ma predaj vo vacsom mnozstve, je
dobre, ked' 81 vyziada pravidla a
zakony prohibiene. V bulletine sa
d 'alej popisuje, akych nastrojov
je treba k vyrobe dobreho octll
donna, ma farme alebo tovarni
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-10-02
NEBERTE svoJHo MuzA
PRfIIS vkzNEl

Americka spisovatel ka, Doro-
Thy Dix, ktora otazkach man
1elstva mnoho pisala II ameri-
ckych dam je povazovana "a ora
kulum, bola z roznych stran dota.
zovana, ktord najdolezitejsiu ra-
du mohla by zenam dat pre- man
xelstvo. Odpoveda ma to jedinou
vetou: "Neberte svojho muza prl-
lis vazne! Je to chyba, ktorej sa
dop1st'a vacsina zien. y = Pokra-
dlje d 'alej: "Poeuly toho tol
. muzskom rozume a muzskom Sc
bavedomi, ktore vedie k istemu
ciel'u a preto veria, ze ich mamie
liza s1 vyspel a rozvazni l'udia,
ktori myslia kazde slovo tax, jak
no prehovoria, a III ktorych kazdy
Elm prameni v zralo uvazenom Ii
votnom plane. Pravdou vsak je,
ze muzovia mozu prave take ne
smysly hovorit', ako zeny, ze sn
zrovna tax odvisli cd nalad ma
hodnost, jake tieto. Zeny sa do
mnievajt mat monopol ma ner-
wy a sd presvedcene, ze hysteria
le ich prednostnym. pravom. Pre-
to posudzujd vsetky prejavy ei-
ny muza inak, nezli svoje vlastne,
prikladajiic i'm priliS mnoho va
by. Srdce i'm moze puknut' pre-
preciny, ktorych sa nevinny muz
bez jakehokol'vek zleho imysln
puhej nerozmyslenosti alebo "a
budlivosti, dopustil. Myslime ia
pr. ma muza, ktory sa so svojou
zenou nudi: je to zjav dost' ca
sty, mali zena tax okolo 40 ro-
kov. Devat' tychto desiatich
starn1cioh zien podozrieva, re ich
muz Wac nemiluje, pretoze ME s1
Wac krasnymi a sthlymi! Ale de-
vat a pol muEov medzi tymito
desiatfmi poklada svoju zenu "a
najlepsiu ma svete a vsetky tie
znamky, v ktorNch zeny vida ko-
nice lasky, ME sti mic inc, nez pro-
sta nedbalost' a bezmyslienkovi-
tost'. Zena bere totM nedostatok.
rytierskosti Il muza prilis vazne.
Domnieva sa, re ju jej Jozo alebo
Jano Wac nemiluje, zatial' co on
ma hlavu pln1 starost ami a ira
pi sa obchodom alebo pracou.
Nestal sa ami dost' malo l'ahostaj-
nym, nasytil sa len neustalej hry
lasky. Mnohe zeny pochvalovaly
st 'astie svojho manzelstva, hl'a-
daJuce doVOdy pre- clny svoyho
manzela, ktore tomuto boly zcela
cudzimi. MuE je pilny a poriadny,
al enemluvny a trochu brucavy
Miesto aby no obveselily, marie
kajd 81 zeny ma jeho drzanie sa,
ktore upodozrievaju z nespokoj-
rosti V manzelstve. Vycitajdc a
prelievaj1c Shy pri kazdej prize
zitosti, cinia no netrpelivym a ON
povie nieeo, co mu potom veepe
vNcit,tn. Ak je jednoslabienym,
naznava sa zena, ze pred nou ME
co zatajuje, zatial' je muz len u
naveny a myslf ma svoj obchod.
Ma druhej strane nemysli to muz,
ktory 81 st 'azuje ma drah1 domac-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-10-02
Pochopil sen Faraonov.

- Priatel 'ku, ia 81 ami len I'd a
leka neviem predstavit;, ako tyclI
seiem chudych krav pozralo Sc.
dem tlstych krav.
HIM.. ia som 81 to tiez nijakc
nevedel predstavit' to mi zata.
10 len svitat', ked' som sa oze
nil. : ~.
m =: -. .
- Ked' som sa zenil, nal SON
sedem tlstych a vel l'kych primo
vych knih a moja mala len malu
linky notes. Ma konci roka ale II
mala knizocka pozrala tych Sc
dem vel 'kych knfh. Cd toho cast
verlm v sen Faraona.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-10-02
Prihrievanie mlieka.
UANOK 144.

Ciel l'om zohrievania mlieka na
patricpn temperature ku pridaja-
niu, dajte flasku do nadoby te-
plou vodou tax, aby voda dplne
zakryla mlieko. Nechajte vode 70
hriat' sa, ale ably nevrela. Tempe
rat6ru mlieka sprobujte tax, ze
kvapnete trocha ma svoje rame-
no. Ked' citite, re je prave poho-
dine teple ma vasej kozi, bude sii.
elm pre- bebu. Jestli by ale mile
ko ma vasej ruke bolo hor1cim,
treba no schladit' tax, re flask7
vstrcite pod tecncu student vo.
du. ,
Drzanie diet alta pocas krmenia
flaskou.
Ked' b6be davate jej potravu
drzte .ju vo vaSom podolku, ably
jej hlavicka spocivala ma vasom
ramene. FlaSka ma byt' drzan5
pocas celeho pridajania a v ta
kom postaveni, ably hrdlo flasky
bolo stale naplnene. Mlieko hr
die flasky prekazi to, ably 81
vzduch dostal ;dnu cez cuclik. Da.
te bebe prilezitost', aby cuclik
dobre chytila do ust.
Dlzka obdobia pridajania.
Jedno pridajanie ma byt' "a
konGen6 asi behom dvadsat' mi
nut. Jestli beba 'hltave Pile, Wy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-10-02
Statistika.

- AXE memo vyskytuje sa mai
castejsie v sozname statnych d.
radnikov ma Slovensku?
- To sa, kamaratku, meni.
- NuE?
- No po prevrate mali SINE tn
samych Nejezchlebov dnes ma
me w samych Brzobohatych!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-10-02
Stara panna pri side.

Sudca: - Teda naozaj mate
len 20 rokov9
Stara panna: - TAX je, pan
sudca.
Sudca: - A kol'ko rokov ste
mali, ked' ste sa narodili?
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-10-02
TROCHU SMIECHU.
Pri lekarovi.

Lekar: - A aky mate spanok,
l'ahky a ci azky?
Pacient: - No to zavisl od ma
lady.
Lekar: - A axe nalady ma
vate?
Pacient: - ia ME, proslm. ale
- moja zena!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-10-02

Bulletiny tieto mozno dostat' cd
U. S. Department of Agriculture,
Washington, D. c., a uviest' Si-
slo al memo jeho to Farmers
Bulletin 1924, Making Vinegar in
the Home and on the Farm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
Leaves
for Portland

I.lborlus Hauptmnn, well known
pianist and orchestra leader leaves
seattle this week TO take over the
direction Of an orchestra in Port.
land.
Mr. Hnuptman has been associht'
ed with the Columbia orchestra for
more than eight years During the
past several years he has been an
able leader and director and has
gained an enviable reputation as a
master pianist and conductor. Thru
consistent effort Mr. Hauptman has
contributed much TO the better
music movement in Seattle.
Altho Mr. Hauptman regrets
leaving Seattle and has refused
many splendid inducements In the
past. he feels that a change for a
time VIII be stimulating TO him and
a distinct help IN the fulfslment
Of his ambitions, He hopes 10 re-
turn 10 Seattle someday and also
hopes hat his friends here Will be
Sratlned BY the results OF his prog
rcss while away.
Tho Columbia management was
very DESTROYS OF giving Mr. Haupt'
man n farewell concert, but tho
necessity Of his leaving for his new
work made this impossible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
Anniversary Week
at Coliseum Ends;
"Merton" Coming

That the Coliseum's biz Ninth
Anniversary Week celchrption a the
hugc success Il was expected TO ~.
b clearly shown by tho enthusiastic
crowds that arc packing the the.
alter AZ each performance.
The program. tho most attractive
that has been offered az that play.
house for some time. and which
viii come 10 an eud Friday night.
includes two delightful novelties.
one Is tho it.ycarold two part pie
turs. Janet OF tho Chorus" star.
ring the now famous Norma Tai.
madgc. who was then just begin
ming her screen career. Charles
Roscn. a member Of tbs Coliseum
concert orchestra. who played the
piano In a Jensen and won lierbcrg
thca,rr morn than 10 years ago,
gives the picture an atmospheric
touch with n piano accompaniment.
using the exact methods that were
in vogue IL years ago.
The musical novelty on the bill II
tho medley - Trip Thru Tho
Olympic Hotel" compiled hy s. X
wlneland. director Of the Coliseum
concert orchestra
Merton Of the Movies" starring
Glenn Hunter. who made the title
role famous on The stage opens Sat
urday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
Winter Garden Star
Changes to Brunette

Ailono Ray hid her lovely blonde
locks under a wig Of long and luSur-
an, black hair 10 play the role OF
Aimee. the fascinating heroine OF
The Fortieth Door" tho photoplay
at tho Winter Garden. Aimee - n
beautiful girl hidden in n harsm and
is rescued from n marriage TO n Mo
hammedan By a brave American who
has discovered untold wealth beneath
the deserts sands. The hero Is play
ed by Bruce Gordon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
"North of IS" Held
OUer BY Popularity

North 81 49, IN n film with as
many hairraising thrills as thrro
arc feet Of film.
Produced by Irwin willat from tho
novel by Emerson IIough and fsa-
turing Jack Holt, Ernest Terrence.
Lois Wilson and Noah Bccry IN the
leading roles. North Of &C." Is being
held over AZ the Liberty by popular
demand.
Here's a great story Of the pioneers
"a story Of Texas. The time IS "a.
rectly after the civil war when the
Lone Star state was almost broke
and at losa for n market for its
herds.
Word comes thru That such a mar.
kct il TO DO found far w north Of
90" and girl Is the first 90 under.
take the pcrilous vcn,uro--and Texas
Is saved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
PANTAGES BOOKS
u. S. S. NEVADA BAND

As a special attraction on next
weeks bill. opening with next Mon
day matinee. the Psntages theater
announces an exclusive Seattle
showing Of the L. s. S. Nevada
band as an added feature 70 the
regular vaudeville program.
Manager +. C. Bostick completed
arrangements yesterday with Capt.
Todd. Of the Nevada. which is sta.
toned at Bremerton for repairs.
Mr.. Bostick. realizing that the pub.
lie OF Seattle would appreciate see
ing md hearing the type OF band
produced by the big naval ship.
reels that this will be one OF the
biggest features OF the present year.
The L. s. S. Nevada band in.
ciudes II men and a soloist. They
win APPEAR al every Performance
during the week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
LIBERTY NEWS

one Of Second avenues best-known
landmarks. the Railway Exchange
building. has been transformed by
the sandblasi treatment and viii be
shown In It's new aspect in the
Liberty News, which win be included
on the new blu opening at Tho
Liberty tomorrow morning at II g.
clock. The search made by police
divers in the bottom OF the DuwRTri'
ish river for the body OF Ernest Sea-
borg, state Supervisor Of Fisheries,
also viii be seen In that film.
other interesting items included In
the weekly will be tho laying Of the
cornerstone OF the ID. A. r. Memorial
building by the Masonic order, and
Sergeant Seth Smith, of the marine
corps. being decorated for honorable
service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
Edmund Louie Stars
in NeuU Capitol Film,

The Capitol viii show Ports ot
CALI a William Fox production
starring Edmund Lowe, beginning
saturday The story is said TO
have all the intrigue OF tho burn.
Ing oricnt-sll the creeping mist OF
tho tropic nights and crawling heat
Of MONDAY sun. one reviewer has
referred 10 II MS love story that
viii sneak IN and capture your
heart, Tho picture, directed by
Dcnison Gift. includes N It's cas-,
Hazel Kecncr, 1llyan Tashmnn.
William Davidson. william Conklln.
Bobby Mack and Alice Ward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
Jackie Coogan Is
at the Colonial

Little Robinson Crtisoe.F star.
ring jackie CooEan. IL the film OF.
ferinE at the Colonial. The story
vas written for tho youthful star
by Willard Mack. famous American
playwright and tells about tho nd.
ventures oe a small boy cast upon
South sea Island.
Jackie gets a chance TO do more
comedy in this picture than any lie
has appeared in for some time.
Gloria Grey and Tom Santschi
arc in the supporting cast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
ooh Doctor" Winning
Success at Columbia

They just won't let Reginald
Denny leave town, SO popular has
this young star been at tho Colu.s-
bla Tits week that Manager Bender
announces he Is going 20 hold ''oh,
Doctor over few days longer.
Dcnny's' popularity has been In.
crcaslng In leaps and bounds and
the Harry Leon Wilson story payes
the way for some great comedy act.
ing. II Is unquss4onably the best
picture Denny has been featured in.
The cast includes Mary Astor in
the leading feminine role.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
NeU Blue Mouse Film
Introduces Dog Star

4 now dog star. Peter the Great,
makes hia debut in THE Silent Ae-
cuser.' tho new photoplay which
goes on view az the Hluo Mouse
Saturday. The dog gives n remark.
ablo display Of intelligence. chang.
Ing In an instant. from a gentle
animal into a .snarlIng fighting
beast. The feature players include
Eleanor Boardman. Raymond Nc.
kcc and Earl Metcalfe
Tho story. which tells Of n dog'a
rescue Of his master from the pun.
lshmcut incurred by another, has
been translated 20 the screen In a
most convincing manner hy Chester
NJ. Franklin. who, with assistant di.
rector Frank o'Connor. prepared
tho scenario from Jack Boyie'H
story. Charles Dreyer II rcspons-
iblo for the superb photography.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
wife of the Centaur'
Next Strand Offering

wife Of the Ccn,aur." King vi.
doris film version % the novel by
Cyril Hume. win be NJ the strand
commanding Saturday This ia tho
story that has caused considerable
discussion recently. written by an
undergraduate at Yale. and dealing
with tho theory that every man n
half poet. half beast. and that there
is continual struggle going on
between tho two.
John Gilbert. remembered IN Ills
Hour and Tho saop,' has the
leading mala role, while Eleanor
Boartman and Alissn Pringle head
the feminine contingent Others In
tho cast include William Haincs.
Kate Price. Phlio Mccullough. Bet.
- Francisco, Jacquslln Gadsiou.
Kate Lester. Lincoln stcdman and
William OriAmnnd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
HeHig Has Hoot
Gibson Thriller

al tho domRnce Of real western
ranch country with none Of the
bunk and hokum" Of typical west.
crn stories a. promised in tho uni.
veral Hoot Gihson feature produc.
ton showing FOR tho first time a, the
Hsllig. In "The Hurricane Kid" 4
strong. original story by WIN Lam.
bert. prepared for the screen by Ray.
nond l. Schrock and L. Richard
echAycr. was enacted by Gibson.
Marian Nixon. william y. Steele.
Fred Humcs. Violet In PIante. Harry
Todd and Arthur Maclsiey. directed
By Edward sedgsiek Hoot rides
his Golden Mare in this picture. p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16

For the cast OF Elmer Davis III
Show You the Town." Erie Kenton.
director Of Jack Dcmpsey's Fight
and win" series. has chosen several
members Of tho cast TO support
Reginald Denny. They arc Louise
Fazenda. Hayden Stevenson and
Margaret Livingston. Production
OF "I1l show You the Town" will
start this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16

with the exception OF the scenes
in the Phautom's mlrrorcd torture
chamber the ELK months shooting
on Univcrsal's supreme effort Of the
year. THE Phantom Of the opera"
is completed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16

Kingsley Benedict. one OF tho old
est featured players on the screen
in point OF service. has been added
10 the cast OF Hoot Gibson's latest
Western picture. 'Rarin' To Co."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16

Making armies suddenly rise from
the ground by scattering magic seed
Ia one Of the most wondrous tricks
Douglas Fairbanks performs in 'The
Thief Of BaEdad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16

Exterior scenes for Richard Har.
ding Davis novel OF adventure.
The white Mice" will be filmed
In Cuba.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16

Irwin willat. who produced North
Of 80" for Paramount. has arrived
In Reno. Nevada. with so players
10 start work on Tho Air Mail"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16

'~rhc Manicure Girl" written by
Frederick and Fanny Hstton. VIII
be used as n starring vehicle for
Bebe Daniels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
STAGE

oHrHErM vaudeville.
rANrAGES-Vaaftvuls
PALACE HIr-Jask Russell Co ia
The rctted Pup
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16

Richard Dix will play the featured
role in the next william de Mile
production, Men and Women"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16

Owen Moore is busily engaged
playing the stellar role in Fred
Jackson's production. Tho Power
OF Darkness"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16

Madge Kennedy and Conway
Tearle will co.star in Bad Com.
pany."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16

North of &c. great cattle drama Liberty and oh Doctor hilarious
comedy at Columbia hodove attractions Merton the Movies COM
ing to Coliseum Strand to show Wife of the Centaur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16

80 3. DzMiile will visit Lon
= hrs. Berlin. Vienna. Venice
y Ne while abroad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16

s''Hsg Bunysn" is the frs, o.
.yzks q productions starring
far Barr.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-14
Polish Wreck Not Due
 To Inferior ROadbed

Warsaw, Poland May l4--AP-- The Joint Polish committee, convened at Danzig to investigate tho railroad disaster near starogard, In which 2S people were killed, has rejected the German claim for in- domnity, holding that the condition of the roadbcd, maintained by the Poles, was not responsible for the wreck.
 Thus far there has been no solu- ton of tho alleged intentional de- railing Of tho train although q number of arrests have been made.
 Two other attempts 10 wreck trains in the Polish corridor arc reported. Near Dirschau stones were piled on thc rails and between Posrn and Bromberg two men were discovered tampering with the track. They fired as they fled. and hand grenade was found at the spot where they had heen working.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-14
COOLIDGE ID HEAR
 ABOUT MUSTER DAY
November fl Is Favored by
 Reserve Officers, Etc.

Washington, May fl. (AP)--A concerted movement was in pro- gross today 10 have state executives place before President Coolidge their views regarding tho proposed annual defense muster" on Armis- tlce Day.
 The president before reaching a decision on the plan drawn by a committee Of the reserve officers association and submitted by the war department desires 10 know the attitude of the governors. With a view to expediting the matter ap- peals for prompt consideration were being sent 10 state capitols by the reserve, national guard and vetcr- ans organizations.
 American Legion executives here likewise had the subject before them for consideration of the Legion's at- | titude.
 That news of the defense test be- came known in advance Of war de- partment plans for publishing it was revealed yesterday. The proposal was made public when members Of the reserve association received cop ies of report 10 the department by the committee Of officers.
 Acting Secretary Davis said he was considering drafting regulations which would prohibit reserve off cers from making public on their return 10 inactive status matters they had taken up while on active duty in the department. Recon mendations for the test, he said were not transmitted 70 the White House until they were published In Lthe neWspa ners.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-14
Should Hearers Applaud
 A Ministers Sermon

Memphis, Tenn. May l4. tAF)-- When well delivered point in q preachers sermon appeals particu. )arly 10 his hearers, shall the con gregation applaud. or shall it re- main silent? The southern Baptist convention in session here cannot decide, when a burst Of applause followed conclusion of one address voice from the balcony asked the presiding officer if there vas not a rule prohibiting such display of appreciation.
 "Thcrc is no such rule" the chail replied.
 Well, I move you make it q rule" vas the roioinder.
 Later a resolution was introduced to rule against the practice and re- ferred to the committee on rules Meanwhile inc convention make' , auditory comment on any repor with which 1t finds favor,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-14
QUEER CLASSMATES
Mother and son to Graduate Next Week From Jewell College in Liberty, Mo.

Liberty, Mo, May l4, (Ap)--Mrs. Mary A, Church and her son, James Church. classmates for four years at William Jewell college here. will be graduated next week with A. E, degrees.
 Mfrs. Church was a grandmother when she entered college. Along with her studies and taking an ac- tive part in student activities, she has kept her home. Her husband, pr. Frank Church, Is q lecturer, They have four children.
 Youths of today are drifting away from their parents because the par ents do not keep the lead in mental alcrtncss, Mrs. Church declared, as the result of her college experience.
 The old cry" she said, twas 10 live with your children. This is wrong in 1925. Let your children live with you. Set the pace"
New Britain herald., 1925-05-14
Robinson Defendant
 In Action for S1,5O0

Paul Robinson of 197 Smalley street has been sued for $500 dam ages by Christian Potholm of Hart ford as the result of an automobile accident In Middlrtown last Satur- day The plaintiff claims that his automobile was parked on Berlin street and was run into by the de- fendant's machine. resulting in S1 ,0no damage and the loss of the use Of the car for some time. He alleges that Robinson was driving in q reckless manner at the time. The writ was issued hy Forward G- Daley of Hartford and is rcturnabe in the superior court the first Tues day of June. Service was made hy Constable Fred Wrinkle.
 As result Of this accident Rob inson was fined $25 and costs in the Middlotown police court Monday morning.