davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01
SIBERIA MA COMMUNITY
CHEST ZAtNE SA s. MAJA

Budilceho piatku, s. maja zaha-
jena bude $375,O0O sbierka ma do
,, ;brocinne dstavy mesta Youngs-
town. Bude toto w siedma vyroe-
ma sbierka cd jej zdaru zalezi
moe ma tom, ably biedni, nndzni,
chorl nest 'astfm postihnuti l'u-
dia mesta boil nalezite opatreni
ked opatery potrebuj1.
" Youngstown name 30 dobro-
cinnych nstavov kazdeho dr,rhu a
kazdeho nabozenstva. Sa to: Anna
Marie Receiving Home, Allied
Council, Booker T. Washington
Settlement, Boy Scout Associa
tion, Broom Factory for the Blind,
Camp Fire Girls, Children's Ser
vice Bureau, Christ Mission Settle
ment, Big Brothers and Big Sis
tiers, Mahoning. CSunfy Public
Health Association, Salvation Ar
my, st. Elizabeth Hospital, Foster
Opportunity Home for Girls, Je-
anne d Arc Home, Tod Post, G.
A. R., Visiting Nurse Association,
Wesley Brown Personal Mission,
Y. M. c. A., Youngstown Hospi-
tai, Youngstown Humane Society,
Youngstown Playground Associa-
tion Y. w. G. A. Tieto 1stavy
starajii sa chudobu mesta, o ne
st 'astim postihnute rodiny, vdo-
Wy, o siroty, o opustene deti, o po-
kazene dievcata a chlapcov, o ne
mocnych, a starajl sa, ably dietky
hraly sa ma hriskach pod dozo-
rom a vychovavajl z mladych
dievcat a chlapcov bud1cich dob
rych NEST 'anoy. Kazde poriadne
mesto musi mat taksto organi-
zacie, ably bolo zdravym a bezpec-
nym miestom ma byvanie pre- po-
riadnych l'udf. Organizacie tak1-
to pracu nem6zu konat' bez pena-
ii, preto ta sbierka kazdeho ro-
ku. Nest 'ania slovenskeho povo-
du sd ziadani, aby ked' sa sbier-
ka zacne, obetovali ma nu dl'a
moznosti tax ukazali, ze sd hod-
nymi obyvatel'mi tohto rast1ce-
hO mesta. ....
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01
JAN SMIE$KA AMERICKYM
OBCANOM,

Y piatok minuleho tyzdna OBJ.
.drzal americke obGanstvo dobre
znamy Slovak, p. Jan Smieska
Pan Smieska vedel dobre zodpo-
vedat' otazky iistave a preto OBJ.
drzal obcanstvo vzdor tomu, x,
ma manzelku j dceru v kraji, kto.
ra okolnost' bola pri predoslyych
dvoch vysluchoch obt 'azuilco,,
pre- uchadzacov. Svedkami para
Smiesku boil: dobre znamy. pra.
.covnlk slovensky p. Frantisek
Hudik Mr.. N. Bacher. Novemu
obcanovi gratulujeme!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01
sTEELTONtANI MAUI
DIVE BASEBALL CATY
Maly dopis nasho zpravodaja,

Kto tlta Youngstownske Novi-
ny, bude 81 myslet', ze my tn ma
Steelton spine. Ale veru tomu
ME je tax, rlesplme, len ideme tax
potichu pomaly, ale iste. Ma
me dve baseball caty pripravene k
tohorocnej sezone. Jedna ie pod
menom Holy Name. Minute roxy
hrali jak chlapci, ale vse dobyli
Wit 'azstva a drzali sa dobre, OBJ
zvlastne nezapomenutel ne ma
Slovenskom Dni. Tohto roku ich
uz ami nepoznate, sn Mich pravi
sporti.
Drl'hv team bude hravat' pod
menom Dolak Grocers. Tato cata
je mala, ale kazdy jej ellen ma
medal campionsky, lebo ako sa ci-
tatelia pamatajd, tato cata minu-
leho roku dobyla campionstvo.
Teraz to vyzera TAX, re ma .jasefi
tito hrati bud1 mat po diva me-
dale. Oba, naSe teamy nemajti
vel'k6 nrady, len dobry program.
lch program je: sikoynost'
e.. s., .,as5 Ma zdar
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01
P1dte IA dHadehe predstayenie Sokoloy
Hrob lasl dojiAy6 drama vzorny narodovec fasla pn
smiechu, hadh sarant TO- maja skoe Cyria

Johanna, sl1zka IL Dukata -
81. Anna Textoris.
Straznik - p. Stefan Katros.
Sepkar - p. Jan Wagner.
Riaditel' - p. Andrej Cisar.
Po6as predstavenia lMinkovat
bude orchestra mladikov, pod We.
denim Janka Tomecko, syna p.
dana a pani Julie Tome6ko.
Ctene slovenske 0becenstvO ie
iictive pozvane siiGastnit' sa tohto
diyadelneho predstavenia v nede.
l'u, 10. maja vecer o pol 8. v sko.
lie Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda a neoba-
nuje. Bude prekvapene krasnou
hrou, speyom i tancom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01
vRAzDY MA vsETKY sTRANY

Y kinsman, pri Warren, najde-
ma bola V nedel'u zavrazdena man
zelka farmara John Haefnera.. Jej
hlava bola celkom rozmliazdena a
na tele mala znaky cd bitky. A.
restovany Dol Haefner jeho slu-
ha Cress Spring, lebo sii podo-
zrenf, ze lebo jeden, lebo druhy
zavraddili Haefnerov1.
Chap Gay, 32-rocny cernoch 2
{. 725 w, Rayen Ave. V ziarliyo.
|sti zaklal Leonarda Danielsas.a a
svoju vlastn1i zenu, ktorych ma.
siel rozhovore. Gay Dol chyteny
bude shdenyyNz vrazdy l. stupna.
Ked' Joe Williams, cernoch, 2
{. s Decker St., zacal bit svoju
zenu, ia pochytila revolver a sire.
lila ma mulka. Gul'k no chybila
a prevrtala hlavu George Overto.
novi, jej priatel 'ovi, ktory nasku.
tku zomrel. Williamsova mu.
zom boil arestovani.
Samovrazdu spachala 71-rocna
starena, Margaret James z {. 766
Mineral Springs Ave. Muz ju ma.
siel obesend v pivnici. Prieinu o.
besenia sa stareny nevedia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01
PRECEDENT SA DIAL
STEPIf PROTI KIAHNAM

Cierne kiahne, inaG zvane ovci-
mi, rozsirily sa skoro po celej kra-
jine dobijaj1 sa uz do Biele-
no Domu. Ako oznamujl z WASH
ingtonu, prezident Coolidge Dol
po tieto dni zastepeny protl MIN,
lebo panovaly vazne obavy, ze ich
dostane. Vo Washingtone je tol'-
ko padov kiahni, ze "a posledne
mesiace zomrelo tam l9 l'udi mn
tuto pl'uhavn chorobu a 81 l'udi
ochorelo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01
CIERNE KIAHNE SA
ROZsfRILY DO TRUMBULL

Cierne kiahne, ktore tejto jari
narobily hodne strachu v Youngs-
town, rozsirily sa do Trumbull
.okresu. Vo Warren je 80 pripa-
dov tejto strasnej choroby, v Nc
Donald Is inych mesteckach
ma okoli tiez je rozsirena. v Niles
zomrel ma t1to chorobu jeden po-
hrabnicky zamestnanec a vo War
rem zomreli dosavad' uz tri
osoby. V Youngstown sa choroba
w neSiri.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01
RUS VYNASIEL RADIO
PRED MARCONIM

Sovietska vlada vyhlasila, ze
William Marconi ME je vynalez.
com radio-telegrafie, ale MIN je
A. sPopov, professor Elektro-techni.
rkeho Ustavu v Leningrade, kto.
ry vynasiel a upotreboval radio
v roku 1895, tedy diva roxy pred
Marconiho vyhlasenim tohto Wy.
nalezu. Ruska rada komisarov u.
stalila den 7. maja "a sviatok, ,
ktory Rusko oslavovat bude 80.
roene jubileum Popovho vypalezu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01

V Carnegie, Pa, pri Pittsbur-
ghu, zbankrotovala The Carnegie
Trust Co. The First National
Bank Of Carnegie. Prya mala ka-
pitalu 10000, dr1ha $265, 900.
Vkladov maly vyse $1,000, 900.
Banky upadly udajne nAsled-
kom planych obchodnych q ro-
|botnych pomerov na tarnojsej MAX
konhol mel okolici.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01
vYKoPAL1 PRAvEKE MEsTo.

V Roosevelt jazere, pri Globe, v
state Arizona najdene boly pozo-
statky vel'kych domov. Objav u
mozneny- boil yypustenfm vody 2
jazera. Vyprava americkeho mu.
zeumu mysh, ,ze mesto bolo v roz-
kvete pred dakymi 1900 rokmi q
jeho obyvatelia boil ciyilizoyanf
predkovia terra jsich Indiknov
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01
40 Nov9cH oBcANov.

Minuleho piatku dostalo obcan-
ske papiere 49 kandidatov. Sudca
Lyon dial obcanstvo i takym, kto-
rych rodiny sd v Europe vzdor
tomu, ze no prist 'ahovalecke 1ra-
dy poziadaly, aby takym kandi-
datom obcapstyo hned' nevydal.
Sudca Lyon sa vyslovil, ze on da
kazdemu obcanstvo, kto 81 no Ia
sllzil.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01
8 NovYcH LIsroNosov.

Youngstownskyy postmaster
Westwood ozn6mil, ze pocn1c l.
jdlom, poeet reznasacov posty v
meste rozmnozeny bude Q sest',
nasledkom 6oho mnohe ulice, kto-
re dosial' nemaly postovej obslu.
ny, budii listonoslai Cd l. julia OBJ.
sluhovane Nedostatkom postovej
obsluhy najviac trpela juzna stra.
ma mesta, preto tam budd pridani
|.traja novi list1aosi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01

Sofia, hlavne mesto Bulharska,
je v plamenoch. Ohne podlozena
boly ma viacerych miestach odra-
zu. Vlada obvinuje komunistov 2
podpalacstva a komunisti vladu,
ze ona podpalila mesto, aby W.
hnala komunistov z ich nkrytov.
V revol1cii zabite bolo Wac tisic
l'udi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01
JAKUNIC w ZoldREL.

Tomas Jakunic, ktory postrie.
l'al svoju zenu, aby zomrela S MIN,
ked He jemu uz nebolo pomoci cd
suchotin, zomrel v stredu v ne.
mocnici. Jeho zena sa vyzdrave.
la 20 strelnych ran stala sa ma.
tkou dievcatka. ,Trpi ale tiez ma
suchotiny, ktore dostala cd svoj.
no muza. Ma vsak nadej, ze. sa
z Mich vylieci. ...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01
PUDLERI DOSTANtJ
25c PODvYSKU MA TOME

Pudleri, pracujuci v Girard ma
zaklade smluvy, dostann Csc pod-s
vysku place ma kazdej tone pnd-ss
lovaneho zeleza. Toto je prve zvy-,
senie place cd osmich mesiacov.
Podvyska sa tyka Wac sto robot
nikov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01
ZoMREL PoPREDN1 MESfAN.

DIR. N. H. CLANCY, "a dlhe roxy
hlavny dozorca youngstownskych'
sk0l posledne klerk okresn8ho
shdu, zomrel %. apr. Cambridge,
Springs, Pa, kde 81 liecil srdecniig
chorobn. DIR. CLANCY boil 69-rocny
vseobecne cteny po celom me-
ste. d
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01

Ford Garfield sddnym klerkom.
Novym klerkom. okreshsho sl-
du stal sa po smrti doterajSieho
dra- N. H. Chaneyho, Ford w.
Garfield, ktory Dol "a dlh6 roxy
deputy klerkom ma side.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01
DIEvtA zABITE AuTo1f

Y sobotu popoludni zabite bolos
l3-roene dievea, Helen Moore, Il
{. 81 Glacier Ave, automobilom.
ktory riadil' Thomas McLain. Ko-s
lesa auta presly jej cez hlavu. Il Il
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01
Dvaja xonireli Cd p&lenlry.

Y Springfield, Ohio zomrelf n1
otravu Cd palenky Frank Higgi1l1
q John Lidy. Ich kamarat. Ro
Brown "a toho svyligal'
tel traja pill p6lenkn ktoz 's
kradli jednemu hcbovi IN.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01

town usporiada v nedel'u, dina 10.
maja 1925 diyadelne predstaven,e
v skolskei miestnosti Sv. Cyrilla
a Methoda. Zahrane budli diva di-
Madeline kusy jedna drama a jed
ma fraska. Drama sa menuje
"Hrob laskya ie cerpana 70 Ii
vota slovenskMo l'udu. Ma 3 DEF
stva a jednn lremenu. v tejto hire
zahrnuty je kfasny spev mad
herny tanee vii - Druhy kus je
fraska .'Vzorny narodovec" v l.
dejstve. Tatos fraska je pima komi-
ky a smiecha. Program je tedy do
bre sostaveny, Shy i smiech, tanec
i spev. Drama Hrob lasky' je
jednou najlepsich slovenskych
dram hraAa bela ma Slovensku
skoro v kazdom meste dedine
S najvacsim dspechom. " hre Wy
stlipi osem VII ,fktore tancujd ballet
ia spievajd lahodnt sloyenske pie
sne. Krasne sola spievaju al ini
herci a hereby
Predstavenl bude dvoje, jedno
popoludni 0 pol 3. hodine pre- deti
SO vstupnym l5c., drnhe pre- do
spelych vecer % pol 8. hodine, so
vstmpnHm Soc. ~ ~
Osoby, 1cinkujace v drame
"Hrob lasky' sn nasledovne:
Helena Hfalbovska, bohata ydo-
va = pani Maria Katros.
Martin, jej syn - p. Pavel Sher-
fel.
Terezia Vavriekova, suseda
Hrabovskej ~ pani Katarina Hs.
bovsfr tf''s - = 81 = ~
Elenka, jej defra pani Anna
Sherfel.
Payel HruSik, hajnik - p. Ste
fan Bolha. >-
Katrena, jeho zena - pani Ma
ria Mihalik.
Ondrik, ich syn - p. Jozef Sol
tis.
.Johanka, sirota, chovanica Il
Hrusikov - 81. Irena Smith.
Adam Gaburjak, hlasnik hro-
bar - p. Albert Shrek.
Bora, baba- a-vSevedela - 81. Ma
ria Elavsky.
Jozko a Janko, priatelia Mar
tinovi = PIP. Pavel Blasko a And
rel Benedik
Anieka a MariSka, priatel ky
Johankine - 81. Anna Textoris a
81. Zuzanna Krchnak.
I. Suhaj - p. Jan Wagner.
II. s,rhaj - p. Stefan Katros.
III. suhaj - p. Juraj Kobusi-
cky.
/. dievca - 81. Anna Elavsky.
II. dievca - 81. Maria Durish.
lit. dievca - 81. Julia Brndiar.
Vily = slecny Anna Elavsky,
Maria Durish, Julia Brndiar, Mar
ia Tomecko, Anna Katros, Maria
Skovira, Maria Olenik, Margita
Stankc.
Sepkar - p. Juraj PalasGak.
Riaditel' p. Andrej Cisar.
Prve dejstvo odohrava sa Ma
spolocnom dvore Hrabovskej a
VavrMkovej, druhe dejstvo v Fla
tel hore ma Kral'ovej nive, tretie
dejstvo ma hrobitove v podveecr
Dusiciek a premena tiez tam 0 pol
noci.
| Osoby, lcinkujdce vo fraske
"Vzorny narodoyec" sd nasle-
dovne:
Jozef Dukat, byvalyy penaznik,
teraz mattel domov - b. Juraj
Palascak.
Olga, jeho zena - 81. Maria
Textoris.
Ani6ka, lch dcera - 81. Maria
Elavsky.
Ladislav Topol sky, spisovatel
a Glen red. Dsnnika p. Mi.
chal Rlasko.
Jaroslav Trnik, sp(sovatel' a
red. satyr. casopisu "Bn - p
J Pavel Habovsky.
.srr 4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01
POLITICKY
PREHL'AD
DoNAHEY vErovAL
BIBLIOvU PREDLOHU.

Bibliova predloha, ktora bola
prijata oboma domami statnej "a
konodarne, a ktora nariad 'ovala
kazdodenne c1tanie desiatich YER
Sow Bible publicnych skolach
v celom state a nauGenie sa ma
zpamat desiatich bozfch prikaza-
nj, bola vo Stvrtok rano vetovana
guyernerom Donaheyom. Guver-
ner vetoval t1to predlohu preto,
re "stala protive $ princfpami
obcanskej nabozenskej slobody,
ktora ucinila naSu vladu modelom
pre- cely svet.'' .n
Predlohu thto natisli zakono-
darni Ku Klux Kani. Ked' bola
prijata, pouEili vsetek svoj vliv
ma gnvernera, ably predlohu pod
plsal tax uzakonil. V protiklan-
skych kruhoch citena je vseobec-
ne uspokojenie mad vetom.
Guverner vo svojom vetovacom
odkaze poukazuje ma to, Re nabo-
zenstvu nemozno nikoho nasilu
nett. Poukazuje al ma nedosled-
most statnej zakonodarne. Pred
dvoma 'rokmi zakonodarna priia-
la jeden zakon, ktorym uvedeny
Dol isty majetok do vlastnictva
statu podmienkou, re ma tom
majetku nebudd nikdy vykona-
vane ziadne verejne bohoslnby.
Po dvoch rokoch, statna zakono-
dar1a vynasa zas zakon ma povin-
ne vyucovanie nabozenstva ce-
lom state, bez zruSenia predoSle-
no zakona.
Ako sa volicia pamatajn, pocas
volieb klani vel'mi podporovali
Donaheya ma guvernerstvo hla-
sovali nanho do jednoho. Dona-
hey Dol povazovany "a ich kandi-
data, ackol'vek nebol. Hned', ako
sa zakonodarna sisla, klani po-
dali svoju bibliov1 predlohu, pro-
ii ktorej boil vel Ky odpor vyvinu-
ty. Klani vidiac, ze svojho koni-
cka neprevedi, spojili sa s me-
priatel mi guvernerovymi a pora-
zali jeho odporiicania ma kazdom
kroku, aby 81 tax zadovazili pod
ROru pre- lch predlohn aod gltysr-
nerovych odporcov. Svojim poei-
nanim odcudzili 81 ale guvernera
tax fch bibliova predloha nebu-
Gle uzakonena. A prijat ju ponad
guvernerovo veto nemaj1 dost
sill. Klani sa tedy dokazali ME
vel'mi dobrymi strategistami
politikc. 49, .....~
Donahey ide vetovat' al druhe-
no klanskeho konicka: predlohu
0 sterilizacii sialencov blbcov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01

Ma guvernera D1naheya docho.
dia protesty so vsetkych stran
statu, zvlaste ale okolia Willard
kde jedna kompania chce usadit
sta japonskych rodin ma jej boha.
tel zeler rodiacej p6de. Farmari
protestujd proti zltemu plemenu
ziadainc okamzite svolanie Stat.
nej zakonodarne ma vynesenie "a.
kona, ktory by zabranil Japoncom
vlastnenie pody v Ohio. Guver.
ner je ochotny vyhovet' pozia
davke farmarov, nakol'ko je to
jeho moci. .
Phoenix tribune., 1925-04-04
LAND OF OPPORTUNITY

Some pessimistic newspapers are
in the habit of proclaiming that the
door of opportunity in this land of
the free and home of the brave has
been forever closed to the poor and
unfortunate.
Some of the yellow journals shout
continuously that the poor have no
opportunities in America and make
apeaf TO class prejudice to convince
the poor that the rich have stolen
their birthright and doomed them
to industrial servitude.
The best answer to this is given
by Roland Hayes, the sensational
Negro soloist, laundry boy whose
mother was a slave and who has
reached the heights of a great art
and become one of the most popular
singers in the world.
Inequalities of life are inherent in
human nature and will exist in spite
of the most highly paternalistic gov
uC lu6d LudI
all that is necessary is to pass more
laws and take wealth from those
who have and give to those who
have not will never create the utopia
of human equality.
All over our country are men and
women, who, like the Negro laundry
hoy, are overcoming handicaps of
poverty, ignorance, racial inequality,
social ostracism by their native abil-
ity, capacity for work, endurance
and character
Individual effort helped Roland
Hayes to scale the heights of sue
cess, and the door of opportunity
still opens freely to those who
knock. Preaching discomfort to bring
about class conflict and social revo-
luton will probably continue to be
the favorite and profitable occupa-
tion of demagogs.
Phoenix tribune., 1925-04-04
MADAM C. J. WALKER co.
OPENS TWO NEW BRANCHES
AND SUPPLY STATIONS

There is no better sign of race
progress than the continuous open
ing of new businesses by our group
throughout the land. Too numerous
to mention, these businesses are Of
fering employment to more of our
people and are serving the needs of
our group in no small way.
Important among the new estab-
lishments being opened from time to
time are Parlors and Supply Sta
tions of the Madam C. ]. Walker
Manufacturing Company, of Indian
apolis. Ind. Ever so often some city
is chosen for one of the Madam C.
]. Walker Branch houses and the
business life of that city and the
general public alike are helped by
the addition of these new institu-
tions to their already progressive
midst
Most recently Cleveland, Ohio, and
Kansas City, Mo-, have had branch
es of the Walker Company opened
in the heart of their business sec
tions. In Cleveland, at 226S E. 55th
Street, modern, well equipped
Beauty Parlor, School and Distribut-
ing Agency has been established
with seven booths, as many eff
cient operators, competent instruct
ors and every facility for teaching
and practicing the most advanced
beauty culture. At 10Th and Tracy
Avenue, Kansas City, Mo-, stands
the Madam c. j. Walker Beauty
Shop and School, the very latest
link in the chain of Madam Walk
er Branch Schools located in New
York. Chicago, Columbus, Ohio,
Tulsa, Okla, Los Angeles, Calf, and
indianapolis, and make a total of 20
Branch ParIors and Supply Stations
located in as many different cities
throughout the United States.
Phoenix tribune., 1925-04-04
ESSAY CONTEST ON RACE
RELATIONS ARoUSES. GREAT
INTEREST AT KNOXVILLE

KNOXVILLE, Tenn-Great inter-
est is being shown by the students
of Knoxville College in the prize for
the best essay on Race Relations re
Gently established by Rev. J. M. Nc
Quilkin, of Pittsburgh. Pa. The gen.
eral subject is "The Responsible
ties of Each Race for Better Race
Relations" The contest is open to
all the members of the Junior and
senior classes and the majority OF
the members of both classes have
signified their intention to compete
for the prizes. DIR. McQuilkin inti-
mated that the winning essay would
be published in religious periodi-
cal. This effort to stimulate deep
er interest in and study of race re-
lations is highly commendable, de-
clared a member of the college fac
ulty, and it is hoped that many
other such prizes will be established
in this and other institutions
throughout the country. The stu
dents of both races should be en-
couraged to give this question seri-
GUS and conscientious study.
Phoenix tribune., 1925-04-04

Do, not breed from birds of low
vitality. This causes poor matches,
weak chicks. and Improbable pull
let's.
Phoenix tribune., 1925-04-04

There is nothing in the world that
remains unchanged. All things are
in perpetual flux, and every shadow
is seen to move-Ovid
Phoenix tribune., 1925-04-04

The matter of ventilating the poul-
try house is relatively simple, espe-
cially if the open or curtain front
is used.
Phoenix tribune., 1925-04-04
WHICH?

Bob-"How old would you say she
is?'
Bill-"To her face or behind her
back?"
Phoenix tribune., 1925-04-04

Cod liver oil has worked wonders
with confined chicks suffering from
leg weakness.
Phoenix tribune., 1925-04-04

A man is getting old when he rath-
er resents the necessity for new
necktie. Baltimore Sun.
Phoenix tribune., 1925-04-04

Other women can't see how any
man can be jealous of his wife.
Evening star., 1925-02-13
100000 House office addition
Wins Support of Representatives.
Expected to Vote Today to Haze Plans Prepared.
Blanton Wants Membership Cut to 3O4 by
DraiUing Names From Hat.

Authorization for the architect of
the Capitol to secure plans for the
proposed s3.500,000 addition to the
House office building so that each
member could have at least two
office rooms was proposed in an
amendment to the legislative appro-
priation bill yesterday by Represen-
tative r. Walton Moore. Democrat, of
Virginia. 1t was approved by the
committee of the whole and Is ex-
pected to remain in the bill when
the House finally passes 1t. probably
today.
An increase of s400 in the salary of
George w. Hess. director of the
National Botanic Garden. also was
approved
The House had field day of fun
in considering the legislative appro-
priation bill. When Repre- sentative
Connally proposed to change the
name of the Legislative drafting
service" to Legislative counsel on
the ground that they did the thinking
for members Of Congress. Represen-
tative Samuel Winslow of Massachu-
setts arose in defense as promptly as
he could. He said that his committee
on interstate and foreign commerce
would never have gotten anywhere
without this service because there
were II lawyers on the committee e
who did nothing but chew the rag"
When he referred to the fact that
his first assignment in the House was
on the committee on weights and
measures, his colleagues. conscious of
the fact that Representative Winslow
runs Representative Tincher of
Kansas a close race for the distinc-
ton of being the largest man in the
House. laughed and cheered in ap-
probation of the joke.
Whereat Representative Upshaw of
Georgia, with extensive experience
as an evangelist and chautauQua lee
turer, proposed that some one pass
the hat" because his colleague, Wins