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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-03-06

What is the time, Dear?" asked
the wife, murmured, Heck
who cares"
What the clock had struck, l
didn't know, but my toe
struck thirteen chairs.
| knocked the front door off the
stove,
[ felt my ears turn white,
| sat down on the cat and cried /;
"NIy kingdom for light
In our 'lectric lights we find a
kick, that we've not had for
years,
When in the sunlight, we be-
hold our cleaning chande-
liers,
And by the evenings freight
our hearts are filled with joy,
As we discuss how things have
changed since father was a
boy.
If Moses, that good Saint of old
should come to life today,
And to the shores of this fair
isle it happened he should
stray,
have bunch he d bark back
through the centuries of yore,
And say; "As sure as I'm alive,
I've seen this place before.
Twas here, down in my cellar,
recall beyond a doubt,
/ was hunting for my ginger ale,
and the bloomin lights Went
out
oh, but it's nice to get up in the
morning,
When the juice is on the line,
When all our grievance is forgot,
And the cables working fine.
And when we turn the covers
down,
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-03-06
OUR 'LEoTRIC LIGHTS

Oh, ii 5 nice to Get up in the morn
ing when the lights are on the
blink,
All four or five or six O'Clock,
when the nights as black as
ink;
When you try to fry your bacon
by the starlight overhead,
Oh, it's nice to get up in the
morning, but it's nicer to stay
in bed.
Oh, it's nice to wake up in the
morning with a pair of sleepy
eyes,
When you pull the chain and all
you get, is elbow exercise;
You re not inclined to whistle, and
you're too polite to cuss,
Just close your trap and pay the
bill, let the women make the
fuss.
Yes, it's nice to get up in the
morning, as | did the other
night,
Get tangled up with the table
legs, and everything in sight,
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-03-06
Pays to Build Well;
Use Lasting Material

In these days when building costs
so much more than formerly IL Is
doubly important to get ones moneys
worth in good substantial material
that will last. 1t is far better to build
a house of good material and add to
1t later than to build larger house
OF tlimsy construction for the same
money with cheap trimmings and ma
terial that will not last.
The life of cheaply built house
is seldom more than 80 years; by that
time the amount of repairs it has re-
quired to keep 1t standing is almost
equal to the cost of rebuilding it.
There are many houses of masonry
in this country which are more than
100 years old, and in Europe there
are many more which have been stand
ing for more than 800 years. Most
of these houses are giving good serv-
ice today.
Good construction does not de-
teriorate or depreciate. Get a good
concrete foundation and good eel
lar wall of concrete or concrete block.
When you get up to the ground level
it costs very little more to carry the
same construction to the roof line. A
more beautiful type house construc-
ton than good concrete block walls
covered with Portland cement stucco
or special concrete cement faced units
cannot be obtained. A wall of stucco
or concrete facing does not require
frequent mending and repairing.
A cheaply built house will sway,
sag and settle, but house with
masonry walls is rigid, so that the
plastering will not crack, floor joints
will not open, doors will not Jam and
the house win not settle.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-03-06

Chicago. The child labor amend
ment to the federal constitution ha'
been rejected in full by 10 states an,
partly rejected by either the senate OF
house in IL other states, which ~
sures is defoat until sufficient
these states change their position.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-03-06
Mitchell Is Accused Of DIsobedienoo.

WIIUHVIT Ib NUVubUu OF LTbVUVuTIIIOu
Washington, d. C. Secretary
Weeks Saturday told the house air
craft committee that BrigadierGen'
eral Mitchell, assistant army air chief
had directly dlsobeyed President Cool
idge's order in writing magazine ar
ticles without obtaining the approval
of the war department. The general
Weeks said, had the articles publish
ed without war department approval
despite the fact that President Cool
idge had written him cautioning him
against It.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-03-06
EDITORIAL
POET LARIET

The broken cable this week has
uncovered another Vashon island
poet in G, G, Kimball, Mr.. Kim,
ball who is employed by the Beall
Greenhouse Company found time
to put into RHYTHM the best hit
apropos the broken cable the
News-Record has seen. We pub
lish as written, and call it not only
good sense but good poetry as
well.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-03-06
Business Mans Creed

Flrst-Play no favorite, particularly
in your own organization. People will
play the game straight and clean with
you IL you let them. Never let chum-
mlness reach the point where II will
influence your Judgment
Second--Llve up to your own words,
Thlrd--Kcep your record clean SO
that nothing you do will ever arise to
thwart you In doing what duty die
tates.--A. p. Glannini, President, Bank
of Itnly, Sun Francisco, in Forbes
Magazine.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-03-06

And all our prayers are said,
Wen thank the Lord for our lee
trio lights, and a chance to
find our bed,
&C. G. X.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-08

Bolo to minulej zmy. Ia tresk,icei zmy ked' ma
oblokach jagay damantov6 kvety ked' krovov vi
sely dlhe adove cenciile. chudobnei chyzky vysla
oderkach obecena zena, schdena, trasca sa Natvar
vyraz zfastva. Isa do obchodu pvtat' odpadky masa
starry tvrdy chlieb pomrznute zemiaky. Lebo lei de
boly hladne muz - ten lezal nehybne ma postei
Srdce zatriaso pri pohPade' ma i, TAX boiazve
pytaa; tax ponizene d'akovala! u -
Dobry clovek, ich sused i'm tiez ponahal Ked' sa
bose de iiasy cd ziny doleso ulia 70 svojej pvnce
nakladol i'm ohfa. Sohrialy ich noziGky sldiecka
napnily sa ch zadky chlebom zad1obenv do polievkv
stareho hovadzieho masa '. -. -
Ale sused Dol sam chudobnv; nemohol dlho davat'
nhlie, obchodnk nemal vzdy sucheho chleba Pomaha
al nl susedia ale ME dosatocne. Mnoho drobne det
sly ohlade spat; mnohoraz zaby cee dn. Zena zfala
suzovaa trapla km muz - lezal nehybne na postel
konecne doznala sa bede tejto rodnkv Allied Coun-
Gil cd Community Chest (Spolcena Rada Spolocnei Po-
kladne) Vyslana bola clenkyna vysetr pripad Glen
kyna nasla rodinku lplnom donovi: mic iedena mic
nhla Aadnych tepych Stat rent neplaenf diva mesiace
- otec rodiny beznadejne choly vodnatiel'ku.
Allied Council hned' objednala uha, zapatila rent
zaopatlia jedenia otca wall do nemocnce dei boy "a
odete make dell bola prca: petenie svedrov pun
cosek donna, pri svoch det'och dome nastal obrat
lepsenl Deti sa radostne usnievay, maka cnlt 'ou
pleta svedery kedytedy dosala dalsiu pomoc Com
mumty Chest Iakto prezivii do jari. Ma jar otec
pusteny bol nemocnice uz zdravy Dosal svoiu stari
robotu moho znovu davat svoje rodnke vsetko co do
bry otec ma davat' prichodom ara prislo jaro do
dusi srdc tychto dobrfch lud S povzdychom spomi-
naji svoje tvrd6 easy zmne,a poselaji vd aky Bohu
re i'm najvacsom nest asst postal Anjea Strazcu po-
dobe Spocene Rady od Spolocnej Doblocirnei Polad-
nice
Obetujte na Community Chest aby mohlo bvt' DO
mahane budlcnost nest astnym rodinam Je to kre-
st anska obcanska povnnost'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-08
PRIPOMIENKA,

pondeok, 4. maja boo tomu Sest' rokov co narodny
bohatier slovensk general Milan Rastslav Stefanik ira
gcky zahynul padom lietada osoboden1 zem soven-
sku pn Najnorach, v zupe Bratislavskej
Rozpomelme svojho hrdnn Narodl sa 21
julia 1880 kosariskach Nliaskej zupe kde jeho otec
Dol evanjeckym fararom. Prahe vystudoval hvezdar
stvo, ktorom zdokonaloyal Taliansku a vvnknu
nom vo Franczsku Bo vysielany francizskou vladou
IA vedeeke vyskluny najvysse konciare vrchov ma
velke palste, na d'aeke osrovy po sirom svete Ked
yypukla svetova vojna bo vske svoje yedecke sla
W. Ffanclzsky prezdent Dol jeho priatel om franeiz
ski ministr ucenci jeho cttelm. Ale Stefank bol O.
hnlvym Sovakom pochlebuj1cej cudzne Vstipil do
franczskeho voska bojoval ako obycajny voak ,eho
hrdlnstvaskoro m zadovazy dostonicke hodnosti Sta
sa letllnem: ieta mad franczkymi bitevnymi Giaram
fallansku ia Balkane, Rumunsku Rusku Sriad
poyctrnostne stanice btevch carach 70 sgojei do
myse nostl "a co mu bol hlavny vetel spojeneckych
voJsk vd acny Poom vykonava vazne dplomaticke suz
by pre- Francu zaha akcu oslobodene svoiLo naro
da On viedo Masaryka Benesa pred spojenecke Via
~ obi ahcoyal i'm plistup spojencom On zahail or
ganlzovanle egn Ameiike prevail avelenie mad celym
viedol no ku pln6mu azstvu ku oslobo-
denlu sloyenskeho ceskeho naroda.
Skutocny bohatier Slovakov tento Stefanik Mai
Vaesl syn naoda Mech MET edneho Sloyaka ktory by
y nevzal Stefanka szbach naroda svoiei kry
nlaja 1919 rozluseny1n srdcom neopisate nymi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-08

malo 26. Jan. 1925 1,319,62S neza-
mestnanych. ....
: Mad'arsko so 7,945,s7s obyv.,
malo 81. okt.. 1924 3O,12O neza-
mestnanych.
Taliansko s 3S,S35,941 obyv.,
malo 81. dec. 1924 150449 neza-
mestnanych. .-. T..
Hollandske so 7,0S6,913 obyv.,
malo 30. nov. 1924 74,S3O neza-
mestnanych.
Norsko $ 2,649,775 obyv., malo
80. nov. 1924 1871 nezamestn.
Pol'sko $ 29,16o,163 obyv., ma
10 30. nov. 1924 1901 nezamest.
Rusko, obyv. 133,442,O65.
Svajciarsko 3,S8O,32O obyv.,
malo 81. Jan. 1925 12,1S1 neza-
mestnanych.
Svedsko 5,9s7, ,52O obyv., malo
l. Jan. 1925 l2,600 nezamestn.
Spoj. Staty, obyvatel 'stva maid
11S,493,72O.
Pozoruhodne je, ze pomerne po-
dl'a poctu obyvatel 'stva vo Fran
c1zsku pocet nezamestnanych je
skoro najmensi a predsa "a rok
1924 prislo tam ,mnoho hospodar-
skych robornikov cudzlch kra-
jim a skoro vsetci nasli tam pracu.
Celkom ich je a9,114 muzoy, 49,
1913 zien 1924 dietok, teda s1hr-
nom 1896 prist 'ahovalcoy. Len
ceskoslovenska ich tam .prislo f.,
466 mllHov, 1918 zien 153 die
tok. Teda Wac, nez obnasa Gesko-
sloyenska kvota pre- Ameriku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-08

zAKoNNE UL'AvY PIE vOJo-
PovINN1CH.

Dokoncenie S l. strany.
|V tych pripadoch, kde niektore
odvodne miesto Y republike Cess
kosloyenskej je blizsie pobytu ode
vodom povinnych v cudzine, ako
sfdlo najblizsieho esl. zastupitel 4
skeAo tradu, musi sa odvodomt
poyinny dostavit pred odvodnn
komisiu v GSR.. K tomu ciel' IA. pe--
ziada u domovskeho politick6ho
dradu /. stolice 0 povo1enie, ably
sa mohol dostavit' v Qdvodnoms
mieste, ktore je ku jeho pobytu
v cudzine najblizsie.
III. Bezplatn6 1el&rska
prehliadka.
Tym, ktori pre- nemajetnost'
ME sd vstave zaplatit' "a lekar-
sku prehliadku, zaplatenie sa od-
pnSt'a.
w. odklad nastlpenia presen6-
nej sluzhy.
Odvedenym stndujncim, jako i
typ odyedenym, ktorym prekaza-
jii pomery zvlastneho zretel u
hodne, nloze csl. zastupitel sky
trad (konzulat) - poda-li 81 zia-
dost' "a odklad presencnej sl,lzby
podl'a par. Is. bran. predpisu =
povolit', ably vyckali " mieste po-
bytu rozhodnutiu tejto ziadosti.
Odklad presenGnej sluzby po-,
,dl'a par. Is. bran. zakona povo-
1uje sa odvedenym, ktori pokra-
'cuju vo svojich stadiach, a to. najs
I'D 'alej do l. oktobra rnku, " ktor
rom dosiahnu "a. r6k. svojho vel
.ku. Tiez odklad naoae byts, povor
leny tym, kto sae pripravuje k ur-
;citemu povolaniu ina priklad u
citel'om) a prerusenim utrpeli by
velik1 ujmu, podobne tym, kto-
ri preukazn okolnosti zvlastneho
zretel'u hodne. Studujdcim vyso-
kych skol povoluje sa ma ich zia-
dost' odklad. nastlpit' presencnn
sluabu najneskorej do /. oktobra.
,roku " .ktorom dosiahnu rs. rok
svojho ziyota.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-08
SVETOVA STATISTIKA NEZA-
MESTNANOSTI.
T.. l.. I. S.

V nasledujdcom sozname uye-
dena je vseobecna nezamestna-
most, datum, kedy cfslice boly
spfsane, a poGet obyvatel 'stva.
Poeet obyvatel 'stva Il vzaty po-
dl'a seftania, ktore II roznych ma
rodov bolo v. r6znom case. z Rus
ka ma pr. nebolo mozno sobrat
data nezamestnanosti v statisti-
ckych tsdaniach uvedene bolo len
cfslo obycatelstva, ktoreho bolo
celkom 133, ,442,065. v Spojenych
Statoch neboly tieto cislice sobrf+
ne lplnom pocte a ME sn pretu
,wedene v dolejsom sozname.
Australia, Sd, ,496,704 obyv., ma
la 80. sept. 1924, 38,4S2 nezamest-
nanych.
Rakllsko, S 6,526,66l obyv., dina
81. jan. 1925. malo 187, ,O7O neza-
mestnanych.
Belgieko 50 1000, 900 obyv., ma
10 81. dec. 1924 32s734 nezamest-
nanych.
Kanada t,8,788,48S obyv., mala
81. dec. 1924 26,451 nezamestna
nych.
Ceskosloyensko l3,613,l72 O.
byv., malo 90. nov. 1924 1900 ne
zamestnaych.
Dansko 3,352,OOO. obyv., malo
2. Jan. 1925 4i,364 nezamestna-
nych.
Finsko 3,366,507 obyv., malo
80. nov. 1924 2,452 nezamestna-
nych.
Francdzsko 39,4O2,739 obyv,
male IA. feb. 1924 1883 neza-
'mestnanych,
.Nenrecko 5 59,s5s,2S4 obyy.,
'naalo Is. jan. 1925 $50, 1876 neza-
.nlestnanyeh.
Anglicko, 50 44,147. Sol obyy,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-08
$4,000 ZABITYCH AUTAMI.

Roku 1924 zabita bolo v Spoje-
nych Statoch 1900 l'udi 45O,-
600 ranenych. 70 zabitych, 800
bOlo leti
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-08
Predplat'te Youngstownske
slovensk6 Noviny svojim
pribuznym ma Slovensku !!

Ked' mate krstiny, svadbu,
pohrab, spolkovu, osadnd slav.
most, opiste nam to d zaslite uve-
remit do nasich novfn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-08

Vas dom rcprezentuje vynaloze-
ME mnOho dolarov q ceutov. Gas
a zivly snizia jeho cenu, ak ho
neochranite farbou varnisom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-08
Farhte Teraz-
Platte Poton.

Toto m6zete4 urobit' bez nepoho-
dlia. M6zte si vyfarbit' syoj dom
teraz-zdnu i zvonku-bez vyda.
MIA vel'keho obnosu peIazi. Roz-
hodnite sa dncs farbit' tcraz
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-08
kSnllatkovy
Plan

My vam dame potrebny material
teraz a. dame vam Gasu. desaI
mesiacoy na platcnic. ZiadAe pre-
t'ahovaGky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-08

citai vznasal Stefanik mad osobodeny Sloyenskom
W len par okamhoy odd aovalo no cd pevne sovenske
zelni aby ju, osobodenn pol ubi Avsak osud to mae
chcel Poldbilo sloyelskn uz len jeho mtve telo
Jeho dusa vznesla do hvezdnaych sfer vsesvea Cd
kia diva sa na ciny svoho naroda strait mad jeho bu
d1cnost 'ou.
Sovac, nezabldajte IA svojich vel duchoy. Ze d.
leh prlkazov da iehs zyotoy Oni nasimi syiecaap
ukazuj1cimi cestu napredoyania k She do4onaosti
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-08
EChrante
Svoj Dom

EGhrante
Svoj Dom
Vas dom rcprezentuje vynaloze-
ME mnoho dolarov q ceutov. Gas
Il a zivly snizia jeho cenu, ak no
neochranite farbou varnisom.
Farhte Teraz-
Platte Potom
\ Toto m6zete. urobit' bez nepoho-
\ dlia. Mote si vyfarbit' svoj dom
h teraz-zdnu zvonku-bez vyda.
h mia vel'keho obnosu peIazi. Roz-
\ hodnite sa dncs farbit' teraz
LSnlatkovy
PLAN .-.
4 My vam dame potrebny material
tcraz a dame vam casu desat
4 mesiacov ma platcnic. ziadae pre-.
|. t'ahovaGky.
Predavame DobTn Farbu
w Dixie Roxy
Name Wac neS. jedsn. druh fsfby,
ale my name, radsaj, ksd, ST., ki,
/ Pite lepsiu. Nasa najlepsia farba
ma dom je ME garaltovana ma l
alebo S rokov, ale je rozhodne k
| vasmu, uspokojeniu. Ak vas me-.
uspokajb my dame zdarma dest
fairly M. zafarbenis vsetk6ho Co.
y trcba.
Telefenujte, alebo. pists o
E podrobnosti tsraA kJm
/ M to, myslitst
! 81 G!!ll!lll '
! ne Yonne,lp,ga
! 6lass. ( Paint Ga
I 2Ass RAsT F1pz1AL sT1aaE
/ Telsfea; 7olsz, 7oa6s, 7olso
!. ss7 WEST FED1kALa11T
Telsfsas 32a85.
Evening star., 1925-10-22

life Imprisonment for Staying during
a bank robbery at Sulphur Springs
several months ago, is the leader of
the convicts alleged to have planned
to escape by use of the explosives and
poison.
Had the plans been carried out dyna-
mite would have been exploded in "A
doorway between the prison dining hall
and stockade building. The prisoners
had hoped to escape during the result
ing confusion. The poison was to have
been placed in the prison drinking
water containers.
Evening star., 1925-10-22
u. S. AGENTS SEEKING
DYNAMITE MAILERS
Attempt to Free Gang From
Arkansas Prison Found
by officials.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, October 22
Several arrests today We're eX.
pecled to result from an inveStiSa ton
being conducted by Post Office in
SpectorS into attempts made last week
TO aid the notorious Birthfield gang OF
bank robbers and mIrdererS in eScap-
ing from the State prison farm AT
Tucker.
The inspectors started their probe
yesterday following "A conference with
the assistant superintendent of the
prison. They have as their task the
ferreting out of persons who mailed a
quantity of dynamite. fuses and caps
and poison to members of the Birch.
field gang The dynamite and poison
was seized at the prison more than a
week ago. before il was delivered to
the prisoners. Discovery of the prepa-
rationS for the Jail delivery was not
made public until yesterday.
John Birchfield, under sentence of
Evening star., 1925-10-22

Americans were proceeding by motor
lorry along a mountain road with
several Georgians when the brigands
fired from ambush. The shot struck
the car. and the chauffeur stopped
Two robbers appeared and ordered the
passengers to leave the car. Jewelrv
and money to the amount Of about
$500 We're taken from them. They
we're then ordered To return TO the
motor and depart quickly. The
Americans were Barclay Acheson ana
Miss Pauline Ritter Of New YorE
Joseph W. Beach of Bangor. Me: lDr
and Mrs Turrentine of Little Rocl
Ark, and Theodore Elmer of Oberin
Ohio.
Evening star., 1925-10-22
WIRTH SAYS REICH
LIKES COOLIDGE AIMS
Former German Chancellor Gives
Praise to Dawes for Economic
Aid to Nation.
By The A Associated Press

By the ASsOclattu Press.
MILWAUKEE. Wis, October 22.-
Germany is in hearty accord with the
ideals and character of President Cool
idge. declared Joseph Karl Wirth, for
mer chancellor of Germany, upon his
arrival tonight with "A delegation of
members from the German ReiChstag.
In every city, town and hamlet of
Germany the names of Coolidge and
Dawes are known to the residents
and held in high esteem, the former
chancellor declared.
DIR. Wirth complimented President
Coolidge upon his Omaha speech be
fore the American Legion. and deClar-
ed Germany admireS President Cool
idge's ar-sighted spirit and favora BILE
character. | have read his Oman
speech, and wish Ia say that the peo-
pie of Germany agree with him and
are in accord with his ideals. We will
do all we can to foster in Germa ny
Evening star., 1925-10-22
RUSS ILLITERATES LESS.
Proportion of TIT Per Thousand Of
1914 Drops to 500.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
RIGA. September 2S.--The proper
ton of illterates in Russia has been
reduced from ~ per thousand in
1914 to 800 per thousand at the pres
ent time Among the vast amount
Of reading matter freely circulated In
soviet Russia today, in contradistinc-
tion to pre-war Russia. scientific
works are most in demand. Books on
political economy and sociology are
given preference other very popu-
lar sciences are chemistry, astronomy
and biology.
Evening star., 1925-10-22

the ideals expressed by President
Coolidge in Omaha"
Permanent peace between France
and Germany can come when an
economical basis is found in Europe,
he declared. He urged a moral dis
armament for Europe, and added that
when this takes place actual disarma-
ment will occur.
There is a feeling Of gratitude In
Germany toward all Americans. First,
you have given to all nations Of the
world charity: then the Dawes pian."
DE. Wirth NeClarel.
Evening star., 1925-10-22
SIX u. S. RELIEF WORKERS
VICTIMS OF BRIGANDS
Tif1is Dispatch Describes Hold-Up
of Motor Lorry in Caucasus
Mountains
By the Associated Press.

IN The Ns-UcldItN FTt-r.
cONSTA ANTlNOPl.E. October a.
Six American members of the Near
East Relief We're among the victims
of daylight hoId-up by brisands in
the Caucasus.
a diSuatch from TifiiS saws that the
Evening star., 1925-10-22

A combined hair dryer and bed
warmer has been invented.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1925-10-02

dred mile cross country ride, which
took in parts of Ohio and Kentucky.
AS perfect stranger, with the neces
sary money, we secured contraband
in seven towns. In one of them, while
sitting in restaurant, we casually
asked what "sour mash moon" was
being retailed at. "I'll get you a pint
for $275 or a quart for $780," vol
unteered young man of about
twenty. And it was real mountain
dew" In another place we asked for
something good to drink, and within
a few minutes were paying twenty
five cents for pint bottles of seven or
eight per cent beer. Yes, there are
liars and liars, but the men who sign
vouchers on the prohibition unit are
running true to garnering hay
while the sun shines.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1925-10-02
Here we found "water tanks"

Ind Here we found "water tanks"
located quite convenient for any hu-
man radiator And thus Il was from
the Province of Quebec, Canada,
through many states. A perfect
stranger, and yet when money was
available, as in the days of the
revenue agent" liquor could be had.
Roy Haynes, several years ago said
that liquor was hard to get.> If one
wants it in wholesale quantities, per-
haps it is. When one wants it in
quantities as it may be siezed by the
"booze hounds" it is not at all diff
cult to find broken bottles, smashed
cases, and burlap sacks--but little
seized liquor.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1925-10-02

Saturday morning, September 18th,
we travelled to Indianapolis, Ind,
from thence to ST. Louis, Mo-, and
were regaled with all that men who
believe in liberty might desire. And
that too, as perfect stranger. From
that city we travelled to Vandalia.