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Arizona state miner., 1925-01-17

with another. He urged her till 2
O'clock in the morning to marry him.
When she refused he walked the
streets all night. At next morning
he called at her house again, forced
himself into the room she occupied
with another girl, asked her again to
marry him, and, when she refused.
whipped out revolver and shot both
girls. The companion, accidentally
wounded, recovered, but his sweet
heart died. Topping was hanged for
the crime.
All Five Caught.
Thus of the five slayers here re-
corded not one escaped. Two went to
the gallows, two were in asylums and
one committed suicide.
The sixth case is not yet concluded.
1t is the tragedy of seventeen-year-
old Beatrice Thorpe, the belle of the
countryside near Cornwall. She was
nine a farmer. For three years he
has been infatuated with her, but was
rebuffed both by the girl and by her
parents. He went away, but could
not forget, and a few weeks ago came
home Shortly after his return, on a
Saturday night, as dusk was falling
and Beatrice was tidying up her
kitchen for Sunday, shot rang out.
A bullet crashed through the window.
The girl fell. Other shots followed,
In a few minutes the girl was dead.
When the police arrived at Colli-
sons home they found him on his
knees praying. At the inquest wit
nesses reported him as having said:
God made Beatrice Thorpe for me
and 1 have a divine right to marry
her."
II shot her because 1 loved her."
was what Collision told other wit
nesses, according to their evidence at
the inquest. The trial has yet to take
place.
Il shot her because / loved her." Is
the motive running through all of
these strange killings. 1t is the trag-
edy of Carmen" which, bizarre
though it is, cannot, as far as this
province and generation are eon-
cerned, be described as uncommon.
Arizona state miner., 1925-01-17
Rare Specimens of Fifteenth Century
Printing Discovered by Chance
in England.

Newcastle, England.-A number of
rare Old-worId books, found quite by
chance, are now on view in the Arm
strong college art school here. They
were discovered by Lionel Robinson,
an expert who, visiting Newburgh
Priory, near Coxwold, for the purchase
Of interesting volumes, obtained infor-
nation which led to his visiting an
other ancient domicile in the neigh
borhood
Here, near the reputed tomb of
Oliver Cromwell, Mr.. Robinson found
an old chest full of rare treasures,
such as editions Of Dante and Petrach.
examples of Fifteenth century print
ing by the first craftsmen in Rome,
and specimens of the work of the
great Venetian printers.
There was a manuscript volume In
Arizona state miner., 1925-01-17
Franklin's Kite Put in
American MYTHOLOGY

Boston.-Benjamin Franklin's IA
nous experiment with a kite during a
thunder shower, causing a shock
through key at the end Of the string.
was declared myth that had taken it's
place with Washington's hatchet and
cherry tree and William Tells apnle
and arrow, in an address by Prof
Alexander Meade, director Of the
Blue Hill observatory.
"A coroner's jury would have been
holding an inquest over Franklin's re-
mains next day, If he had performed
the experiment as popular history has
It," the scientist said.
Arizona state miner., 1925-01-17
Six @Carnens' Die
at Lovers Hands

catatonic there would be little or no
movement of the lips.
AT London Gordon Dibsdale, twenty
three, urged Christine Near, sixteen,
to marry him. Her own and her
mothers objections on account of her
youth could not be overcome. So
Dibsdale took a double-barreled shot
gun and waited on a corner till the
girl got out of street car on her way
home. She Joined him and they
walked away casually. Suddenly the
girl was seen running with Dibsdale
after her. He pointed his gun, fired
and almost shot her left hand away.
She tried to get behind tree but the
crazed lover fired again, the charge of
shot entering her back and killing her
instantly.
A jury found Dibsdale insane and
ordered his confinement in an asylum.
Murder and Suicide.
At Prescott Ethel Stokes, a clergy
mans daughter, nurse in training,
twenty-five, was urged by Harold @.
farmer, to marry him. She refuseds
Using a double-barreled gun, Bar
rington fired at the girl from a dis
tance of fifty feet. The wounds were
fatal. Darlington jumped in his car
and drove off. Some distance away he
put it to his head and pulled the trig-
ger. The car with him dead at the
wheel ran off the road and into an
artificial lake where it was found with
the corpse Of harrington hanging over
the side.
In Hamilton, George King, twenty
five, wooed Erie Johnson, a pretty
seventeen-year-old girl. King came
to the Johnson house one evening
about 10 o'clock. He acted quite nor
mally. He gave the young brother
Of the girl 80 cents and sent him
out to buy three bottles of pop. He
stood In the parlor with the others
singing while some one played the
piano. Then he asked for a paper on
which he calmly wrote a letter to his
mother. He called Erie johnson out
to the veranda and asked her to de-
liver the letter. And as she stepped
forward to take 1t he shot her dead
The only explanation he gave after
ward was that she twas going with
other fellows"
A jury found him insane and COM
mitted him to an asylum
A parallel In some respects to the
Beatrice Fee tragedy Is supplied by
the case of Geraldine Durston, nine
teen, of Watford. Like Beatrice, she
was engaged to a neighbor, and, like
Beatrice, she went to the city-Lon-
don in her case. Her lover followed
her. He said he found her "going
Arizona state miner., 1925-01-17
Arsenal Helps Industry

London.-Part of the great work.
shops at Woolwich arsenal will be
used for private enterprise in the man
ufacture of goods, instead of imple-
ments of war.
The Woolwich chamber Of commerce
has persuaded the government to re-
lease certain Of the workshops and
parts of the river frontage for private
enterprise.
Arizona state miner., 1925-01-17
Al Least Practical

Chairman of Company Cat board
meeting)-As to our faithful en-
ployees, who have grown gray in our
service, we propose to present them
each with bottle Of the best hair
dye btainable.-Judge
Arizona state miner., 1925-01-17

opera "Politianus," a production of
the Aldine Press printed in Venice.
Most Of these volumes were collect
ed by the first earl of Fauconberg, am
bassador to Venice, who married
Mary, daughter of Oliver Cromwell.
In 1857.
Arizona state miner., 1925-01-17

Even in the public schools of many
cities and towns the crossword puzzle
craze is now prevalent for the teach
ers find the current indoor sport con-
siderable help. The illustration shows
the English class in Central high
school, Washington, struggling with
one of the twisters.
Arizona state miner., 1925-01-17
Bandit Sentenced

New York.-Luring pretty women to
wild parties, then cracking them on
the jaw, stripping them of their jew
els and leaving them to gasp and per
haps to die is a romantic business
which pays big dividends But it final
ly has landed "Moll- l-Buzzing" Harry
Behan in prison.
Arizona state miner., 1925-01-17

When man is intoxicated with love
1t is up to him to sign the matrimonial
pledge.
Arizona state miner., 1925-01-17

Copper was the first metal discov-
cred by primitive man.
Arizona state miner., 1925-01-17

The Egyptians had no multip9ica-
tiou tables.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-13
UMENIE A VKUS v DOMAC-
NOSTI.

CT. O. Rozdiel medzi clovekon
dnesnym vcerajsim prejavuje 50
ia kazdem poll. Zmenil Sd nielen
celE syeta ak0lo mas, ale tieZ naSr
W.T. 'ahy k nemu a zmena dotkla
sa naSej domacnosti. / ia sd mem,
tn je poznat', zc doba ncstoji Ia
jednom bode- Mozeme to pozOro-
vat uz ci sd d1vame na obsah a
zariadenie domacnOsti, ci na sp0-
soby, ktorymi 81 zariadenie byt''
usporiadame. Podstata citu tOhoto
a vkusu je sice tax stara, ako .e
l'udstvo samo, predsa len mas
vkus pracuje mas uz vedome Il
vySkolene, dokial' praclovek, ked
81 ozdoboval svoju domacnost .
svoje nastroje, a ked Jeho zena
zdobila sd naramkami, prsteIlmi a
inymi Ozdobami, jednali oni iba
dl'a prirOdzeneho instinktu. Tnha
pO ozdObeni a okraslenl osob a do
macnosti prejavuje sd pOtom V
celom evolucnom postupe behonl
dejin l'udstva jednoduchy prl,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-13
jeda6Na nsilovne 0 najlepsie pod

jedaaNa nsilovne najlepsie pod
mieaky,
Kult1rny zivot Podkarpatskej
Rusi Dol v minulom roku zastih-
nut sanrt 'ou zakladatel'a a orga-
nizAtora rnsinskeho skolstya, min.
radcu Jozefa Peska. Jeho zasluz-
nj einaost' socenia budnce veky.
On poleEl pevne zaklady rusin-
skeho skolstya vsetkych kategorii
a tym sd dane zaklady, ma kto-
rych je mozno budovat' d'alej
kultnrny yyvoj Podkarpatskej
Rusi, 60 je hlavnou podmienkou
| autononn6ho narodneho zivota.
Menej politiky potrebuje Pod
karpatska Rus a Wac obetavej
cinnosti medzi l'ud 'om pre- l'ud.
| Najlepsou politikou je dat l'udu
chleba a vsetko inc, 60 potrebuje
k telesnemu dusevnemu zivotu.
Hladny a nevzdelany clovek ne
zanjima sa 0 yeci metafyzicke, sta
the "a politicke, on l'ahko sadnc
ma lep kazdemu, kto mnoho ho-
vori a hlavne mnoho sl'lbuje. Pra
yymi yodcami l'udu budn vsak ii
ktori nehl 'adiac ma popularitu Il
IA osobne prospechy pracovat
bud1 pre- kult1rny "a hospodarsky
pokrok a postavia sa razne v pr
vom rade proti ponodlnosti, leni-
vosti, osobnej ziskuchtivosti, po
veram a zaostalosti, ktori budu
mat smelost' pri praci pre- l'ud
rieknut' do oci Rusinom tiez /
pravdy neprijemne nepohodlne.
ME len uchu lahodiace hesla 4
nesplnitel'ne sl'uby.
!, 2Novy rok potrebuje tiez i nd
Podk. Rusi move myslienky a no.
VII pracH
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-13
NESTASTIA v UHQL 'NYCH
RANIACH.

Nest 'astia a melody uhol l'nych
baniach yo Spojenych StatocA "a
mesiac november 1924 zavinily
smrt' 155 rmuzom, ako uvadzajn
zpravy inspektorov departments
vnutra. Celkom zahynulo ia l'u-.
di baniach makkouhd 'nych
Al oblasti tvrdouhol 'nej Penn
sylvanii. Teda na jedon million ton
produkovaneho uhlia je to 3.8
percent, pri porovnani procen-
tami "a november 1923, ikedy to
yinilo 3.45. Y baniach makkOu-
hol 'nych procento to cinilo clslicu
$50 "a november 1924, v r. 1923
ale 3.43, ;tedy, priemerne 1856 "a
ten isty mesiac- zasppsIednyeh 10
rokov od 1914 do 1923. v baniacl
kamenouhol 'nych procento Ginilo
sos na million ton, naproti tomu
procentu roku 1923, ktore cini-
10 len 3.6I tedy priemerns pro
cento "a poslednych 10 rokov bolo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-13

= ~ = ~ =
dnesnych mnohych autonomistov
v Podk. Rusi stanl 50 odporcovia
autonomie.
Mas Stat y jeho vlada, tiez i by
strozrakf rusinski politikovia vi
dia to dobre a dl'a toho 81 zaria-
d NH syojn cinnost'. Minuly rok
priniesol Rusinom zast1penie v
parlamente a intensivnejsiu spo-
lupracu vladnou koaliciou. Ru-
sinska parlamentna trojka" ma
moznost' informativne zasahovat
do riadenia osudu Podkarpatskej
Rusi a vysledok sa pomaly obja-
vuje. Vidime vazne pokusy RE
senie jazykovych sporov ich
vylucenie 20 zivota politickeho, a
| hospodarskeho, tiez j .nabozenske
spory sa rozhodne utisujd.
Huzevnata cinnost' ministerstva
zemedelstva prinasa ovocie pr
vom rade yo zvel 'adeni chovu do
bytka. Zakla'daj1 sa hlavne mile
karske druzstva, ktore zahajujii
intenzfvnu cinnost' priaznivymi
vysledkami. Pozehnanie tychto
druzstiev pocitia Rusini prave ma
, najodl 'ahlejsich poloninach, kde
sn doteraz nevyuzitkovane vybor-
ne alpske pastviny. Ruka ruke
Is tymito druzstvami prichadza sna
ha o. zlepsenie plemena dobytcie
ho. V poslednej dobe pracuje sa
ma. zachraneni uzhorodskeho sva-
zu dfazstevneho a na jeho sluee-
nj mukacevskym. Vinarstvo a
yociliafstyos, ,jen tiez V stadiu OBJ
rodenia a stoji pred sl'ubnou bu-
dncnost 'ou. Podkarpatska Banka
trusinsky podnik) zalozila Uz-
horode tovarnu na zvony, com
|svidime rozhodny zjav rusinskej
hospsdarskej podnikavosti. Tiez v
minulom rokun e bola zalozena prva
rusinska poSt 'ovna. TO je ia ce-
sta, ktora vedie k 'hospedarskej
samostatnosti, sebestacnosti. a. k
autonomii. szes.@ ...-~<
V pritomnej dobe pripravuje sd
obehodna smluva Pol 'skom a s
Mad 'arskom, ktore staty maju G.
minentny vyznam pre- Podkarpat
skd Rus, hlayne drevarsky prize
mysel dostane tam | lahSieho a lac
nejsieho Odbytu. Smluva Ma
d 'arskem najde Podkarpatsk1
Rus pripravenii k obchodnym sty
kom otyorenim zeleznicneho mo-
stu u Copu zahajenim priamej
zeleznicnej dopravy medzl Ma
d d'arskem Podkarp. Rusou. Dl'a
novinarskych zprav ista francdz-
ska spolocnost' chce investovat'
kapital na hl'adanie petroleja Ia
Podkarpatskej Rusi, pripade
priaznivych vysledkom Podkar-
patska Rus dostane sa do zaujmo-
vych hospodarskych kruhov sve-
tovyich. Tiez musi nastat' obrat V
iesnom hospodarstve, i tn sa Wy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-13

lasti tyrdouhol ol'nej. Vydobyteho
uhlia "a td 'dobu bolo soc, ,O22, 900
ton a tax procento nest asst ma
million ton je 4,22. Ia II mesiacov
v r. 1923 procento bolo trochu
mensie, to 3.87. V obiasti makko-
uhol 'nej bolo procento 1mrti 4.O1
ma million ton uhlia, v L. 1923 "a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-13

5.23 dmrtf ma jedon million ton
vydolovaneho uhlia.
Podpa podrobnejsich zprav z
banskej dradovne, poeet nest asst
a jednotlivych dmrti Dol "a II
mesiacov v +. 1924. celkom 2,135,
/ ktoreho poctu 1867 udalo sa v
oblasti makkouhol mel 43S OBJ
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-13
MAS "vZDIALENY vYCHoD'
T. O. M. r.

E 81 ! i
Takto mozeme menovat' NAVY
chodnejsiu cast nasej republiky !:
Podkarpatsku Rus. Je to .izemie,
kde slovanski bratia nasi priamo
mad ocakavanie prejayili dobro-
vol'ne ochotu pripojit sa k nase-
mu statu ako svojrazna autonom-
ma jednotka. Spolu sme trpei s
bratmi Rus1nmi Uhorsku, oni
vsak nasledlkom iIplneho sa odcu-
dzenia intelligence cd l'udu do
stall sa ma okraj dplnej zkazy.
Snad' iba p1 1iroda a nepristup-
most tohoto horskeho kraja "a
chovaly l'ud rusinsky v jeho slo-
vanskom, svojraznom, ale tiez j
primitivnom, zanedbanom stave
jak hospodarsky, tax kultdrne.
Prevrat postavil narod rusinsky
pred nesmierne take problemy,
,ktore jeho inteligencia este vac
smi komplikovala zavedenim zby-
tocnych a l'udu cudzfch sporov a
vysl'ahanim tychtoI sporov az ku
krajnej nenavisti. - S'"
:.Nenispotom divu, ze*dokial' ru-
slmska inteigencia hadala sa O
gramatiky, dokial' cudzinci hnali
l,ud do krvavych sporov o. kosto-
ly, vel'mi t'aaka dloha' pripadla
tlm, ktori chceli prilozit' ,ruky k
dielu a nieco vykonat' pre- narod
ma poll kultirnom a hospodar-
.skom a konecne tiez politickom.
,Cinnost' premnohyych, domacich
vodcov a politikov - pima cest'
nepatrnym vynimkam -@vycerpa-
la sa volanim po uskutQcnen1 au-
stonomie, ii nevedia, re autonomia
.nepride krikom, ako dobytie Jeri-
ella, ale re ona sa ma vybudoyat
" postupnej, d6kladne premysle-
nej planositej praci. Autonomiu
neni mono .budovat' do vzduchu,
ale len ma .pevns, frrsk zaklady,
ktore dnes este ma Podkarpatskej
Rusi chybia. Velifa ciselna majo-
rita Rusinov je este stale vo veil
kej minorite kulturnej a hlavne
hospodarskej voci mad 'arsko-zi-
dovskej mensine. A to je rozhodu-
jucim momentom pri zariadeni
autonomneho zivota. Zeby nasa re
puplila nemala umyslu splnit
poctive svoje zavazky, to s1 iba
bajky a lakave hesla nepriatel 'ov
repubtiky q tiez samotneho naro-
da ruSinskeho. TT ktori dnes vo-
laju po okamzitej autonomii, ro-
bia to iba vo vedomi svojej veil
kej prevahy hospodarsko-kulthr-
nej mad Rusinmi, ktoril prevahu
by radi 1tplatnili tiez politicky
v prospech cudzieh Statov. Sine 81
pine vedom1, ze az rusinsky narod
sa osamostatni kulturne Ziska
potrebnn hospodarsku prevahu, Z
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-13

tu istu dobu bolo procento len SOL
a priemerne procento "a posled-
nych 10 rokov cinilo 1854. Ze sa
nest 'astia uhol 'nych baniach roz
mnozily, vysvetluje sa, ze skoro
vsetly boly zapricinene vybuchmi
plynov prachu uhol' 'neho.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-13

O w III 3 Is ~ y LO We III
rodou dany vkus preston l'ude
prepracoyal sa k yyske, ktora
dnes vzbndzuje ddiv. Vidime to
pri vykopavkach, 4 zachovalom
zivote narodov so starou tradi-
ciou, name to vsak pred sebou v
prekrasnej forme u mas V kruhu
l'udu slovenskeho. Vskutku ume-
lecke vysivky, NAL by, rezby, ke
ramiky, stavby a hracky naseho
i jednoducheho, neuceneho neSko-
leneho Slovaka sd zjavnym sve-
doctyom 0 zivej narodnej sile,
ktora. v premnohych rodinach $
| dlhou tradiciou praksou dosiah-
la dctyhodnej umeleckej iiroync.
Pekne D tom spieva Sladkovic
V "Detvane':
Pozri ma ,crpak nasho valacha,
zasnivas o Fidiasoch,
pocuj tie gajdy sumneho Stacha,
zasnfvas 0 novych .casoch,
divaj sa ma tie cd zeme skoky,
a ukazu ii buduce roxy
obrazy slovenskych tancov.
Pocit' zial' drumbiel v 1tlost'
zavity, .,
to hra 81 len prosta deva, ::
a co, ked zvul1 ten teraz ubity,
V casoch vol 'nejsich zaspieva?
Sladkovicom ospevovan6 "vol'-
nejsie casy' nadisly a je na mas,
aby SINE enalezite ocenili v, prvom
rade my sami hlboke umelecke
vlohy naseho l'udu. Dnes uz cely
svet prehliadnul, re Mad 'ari sa
vychval 'ovali vlastne S cudzim pc
rim, ked' pred vojnou nase l'u-'
dove umelecke prace pred cudzi-
nou oznacovali "a svoje a pc ce-
lom svete budi uznanie umelecka
vyspelost nasho ludu.
Kdc ide zariadenie slovenskej
domacnOsti, tn sd musl prvom
rade uplatnit' povodny svojraz
slovensky. Tym nielcn davame O.
riginalny mater nasmu domacelnu
krbu, ale V prvom rade umoznuje-
me d 'alsi vyvoj l'udoveho uncle
cktho priemyslu. Dnes uz predsa,
takmer cell domacnost' mozem2H
sostavit' a zariadit' narodnych
motivov a je len na mas, ably sme
pracovali Ia to, ably slovenskN
l'ud d jeho inteligencia Sd nezmo-
dernizovala a nezinternacionalizo-
vala do tel miery, ably to slo na
1kor narodneho svojrazu. Je prav
da, re cely rad spolkov dielni
pracuiii Ia zachOyanl slovenskehO
svojrazu V povodnej tistote, to sa
vsak podari iba "a 'siiGinnosti vse
tkych vlstipv naroda, ktore maju
zarucit staly a znacny odbyt u
melecko-p -priemyslovych vyrobkov
nasho l'udu V prvom rade donna.
Co sa tyka vkusu, i tu je V sta
We mas l'udovy priemysel vyho-
Wet najr6znejsim poziadavkam.
tax jc Oh vsestranny. Len je treba
stale upozornovat' Ma vyvoj slo-
vensktho l'udoveho priemyslu, hla
vnc usporiadanim castych vystaV
V roznych castiaeh republiky. B,l-
dull tieto vystavy pestre hlav
he prlneSu-ll Ony stale nOVlnky Ma
zaklade l'udoWch motfvov, potom
ony zaistc zarucia zaujem a pri-
merany odbyt.
W V naSom stavitel 'stve radl
by SINE videli prieboj slovenskeho
stylu manifesto dnesneho, caste
tax nevkusneho kubismu, NAL
bach slovensku ornamentiku jej
pestrymi, veselymi motivami tax
mozeme SD postupne prepraco-
vat k rydzo slovenskej domacno-
sti, milej, teplej veselej oprav-
4
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-12
Inventor Hopes New Musical Instrument
 Will Replace Piano

MOSCOW, Aug. F. P)-A Rus sian musician, s. Gilev, has invented new musical instrument which, he hopes, will replace upright and grand pianos. The instrument, which has an ordinary keyboard, is in the form of box one yard wide and weighing only eight pounds. The usual strings are replaced by a steel comb, and the little hammers by tiny pinchers which touch upon the teeth of the combs.
 Russian composers and musicians including Ippolitov-Ivranek, who have played the instrument at the Moscow Conservatory of Music, tes- tify that it is capable of replacing existing pianos and that it has a stronger tone and superior intona- tions than the ordinary pianos. The new instrument has been christened "Pichetone" It is believed it can be produced at a low enough price to compete successfully with the pres ent bulky old-fashioned pianos.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-12
WaIther League To Move
 for Stronger Family Ties

SAN FRANCISCO Aug. 12. LP)- The thirty-third international conven- tion of the Walther League, an as- sociation of young peoples societies of Synodical Conference of the ,Lu- theran Church, opened today in the Civic Auditorium with an address by A. A. Grossmann, president. These conventions usually are attended by from 5000 to 4,000 persons.
 The Rev. Paul C. Prokopy, execu- tive secretary, and Prof. John H. C. Fritz, dean of Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, were other speakers at the opening session.
 The Walther League has for it's chief purpose keeping the young people with the church and render. ing service to the church. It com. priSes a senior society membership of 1,10 societies and junior mem bership of 275 societies. It was organized g years ago and today is the most conservative youth move ment of the fundamentalist school, asserted the Rev. Prokopy.
 The league is supporting IA mis- sionaries and native mission work CTS in China and India. An import ant effort to be presented to the convention will be the Back to the Hearth" movement, to strengthen the family ties and re-establish the fam fly altar.
 "The Walther League also will de- clare its stand in harmony with the teachings of the Evangelical Luther an Church of the Synodical Confer ence which is known to be the most conservative Protestant Church Body in America, regarding fundamental ism, liberalism and evolutionism," he said
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Ontario Has Nearly Half
 of Autmobiles In Canada

OTTAWA, Aug. 12. (P-Automo piles in Canada have passed the 60O,. 900 mark for the first time in his. tory, the Dominion bureau of statis. tics announces.
 Motor vehicles registered in Can. ada January 1, numbered 652,121, com pared with 593,323 on Jan. l, 1924.
 Ontario was the leading automo- bile owner among the provinces with 3O8,693 cars to it's credit. The prai- rie provinces of Manitoba, Saskat, chewan and Alberta combined ac- counted for 166,234 automobiles. More than 50 per cent of the cars in that area are owned in rural dis tricts.
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Giant Tree Named
 for Secretary Jardine

LOGAN, Utah, Aug. F. (P-In honor of Secretary of Agriculture William M. Jardine, a giant juniper tree, recently discovered in Logan Canyon near here and declared to be the oldest and largest one of it's kind in the world, has been named Juniper Jardine." The tree has a circumference of about 28 feet and is claimed by local residents to be the oldest living thing with the pos sible exception of the redwood trees in California.
 Secretary Jardine was present at the christening which took place at reunion of the class of 1904, Utah Agricultural College, of which he was a member.
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Many Gifts Presented To Head of Christian
 Temperance Union

EDINBURGH, Aug. F. (P)-Dr. Anna A. Gordon, of Evanston, IL, who was reelected president of the Worlds Women's Christian Temper ance Union at the twelfth triennial convention here, returned to her home with a varied collection of gifts presented to her by countries represented at the international tem- oerance council.
 Tn inc collection is shillaIah from Ireland, a complete set of spe- cimens of pressed wild flowers of Australia, crystallizel fruit and an ostrich fan from Africa, with his tory of South Africa and gold mount ed miniature tempo-anCs banners of Denmark and Finlanl.
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A large bell will be rung to warn people to leiave a cemetery at Mobile, Ala, before gates are closed at nite.
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Frau Margaret HolZen of Berlin, was ordered by a court to support her crippled husband.
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Bulgaria Moves Prevent Profiteering in Foodstufs s

SOFIA, Aug. F. (P)-Minister of the Interior Russell has directed the chief Commission of Provisions to be- gin proceedings against fruit and vegetable merchants in half a dozen cities to compel them to sell their produce at reasonable prices. Com plaints had been made that prices three times as large as they should
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"smiIe With Nile" Saturday night.