davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-29
LACNo DOM MA PREDAJ

Ma kenmore Ave-, {. 567 je ma
predaj 5-izbovy dom, k1pel 'nou,
elektrikou, gazom, fornesom i ga
radzom. Blizko Mill Greek parku.
Lot ie 50x148. Vyborna pumpova
voda pri dome, pekna zahrada.
Preda sa vel'mi lacno len $500
hotovych treba. Haste sa ma hoe
reudand adresu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-29

vim, draff bratia, mife sustry, zai
cenu vyroby t. j. jednoho dolara|
nasledovne dobr6 pre- kazdeho
Slovaka a Slovenku uzitocne ci-
TAME:
|. Ustava a vlada Spojenych
Statov Americkych, cd popred-
neho narodneho pracevnika jams
A. Feriendfka. Je to dielo iasno
pisane, l'ahke srozumitel'ne.
3. Slovaci Mad'ari, politicko-
historical dvaha cd DIR. Vacov-l
skeho.
3. Americky iisudok vojne t.j.
odpoved' ma APPEL ku civilizova-l
nemu svetu Cd SO ne1neckych pro-
fesorov, ktor1 napisal Samuel
Harden Church, predseda Carne-
gieho 1stavu V Pittsburgh. Diel-
ce toho prelozil do slovenciny j.
Vojtko.
4. Politicka Nauka vzhl 'ado1n
ma Cesko-Slovensky stat. Napisal
Jan A. Feriencik.
5. Sdrna Ziadost' americkych
Sovakov ma csl. vlatlu v zalezi-
tosti Spisa Gravy. Podava Slov.
Liga v Amerike a Staly Vybor
pre- celok Slovenska.
6. Jako prisiel horny Spis a O.
|, rava pod Pol'sko. sostayil Flpn-
tisek Bury, predseda Staleho w
boru. ~ =
| Kto by w nal vysspomenute
knihy, alebo prial 81 inc citanie,
moze dostat' "a ti samu cenu
nasledovne knihy:
/. Slovak, jeho povaha, vlast-
nosti a schopnosti (easova' lva-
ha Slovensku). Napisal Anton
Kompanek.
2. Rozpravky vojny, $ s. OBJ
razkami eesko-slovenskych dobro..
vol 'nikov. Sostayil Janko Srsen
3. Americki Slovaci Sloven
sko. 70 zk1senosti cestOvania pt
ISlovensku. Napisal Pavel Kuklis
lKunovsky.
j 4. Besednice. Napisal Pavel Blu
| can. IN
/ 5. Cd srdea k srdcu. Rozhl ad!
a dvahy pre- kazdeho Slovaka
4 Napisal P. S. Kompis.
Upozornujeme kazdeho brat
: Slovaka, sestru Sloyenku, ably nj
: zameskali tiito zvlastnu dopr
prilezitost "a paru centikov "a
'ldovazit ST vzacne knihy. TAX lac
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-29
Predplat'te YoungPto
slovsnsk6 Noviny svojim
prfbuxnJm na Slovensku' 4
MA PREDAJ 1KRAvA

Mlada dobra Jersey noveho
sena / tona, tiez kvartoyky ma
mlieko, 5 tuctov po &c jedna. Roz-
hodol som sa uE Wac kravy nedr-
Eat, lebo husto kolo nina posta-
lvene boly move domy a ME je pc
kna vec inym Isebe spatit' kras-
ne byvania. Preda sa lacno. Ste.
Iphen stanislav, @2s06 Shirley Rd.
Lansingville.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-29
DOBRA A ZRIEDKAVA
aPRfLEZITOST

DOBRA A ZRIEDKAVA
sPRfLEzITOST'
kupit' dom, lot alebo farmu!
Ma Dickson st. moderny dom,
v ktorom sest izieb siedma ma
attic. Cena len $3.50.
IL krasnych lotov na Maryland
Ave. blizko slov. kostola, po 1915
len "a kratky cas-.
2S-akrova farma, dom, nova
mastal pre- s krav, preda sa "a
$3.50 so vsetkym statkom a far
marskymi vecmi. Neomeskajte t1-
to pribezitost' zabezpecit' 81 bez-
starostnn starobu.
Nam ma predaj mnoho inych
domov, lotov. a fariem "a vel mi
vyhodne ceny a na splatky. Prid' ,
te ma navstivit'.
JOZEF J. SCHROMOFSKY
707 Dollar Bank Bldg.
Telefony: 75149 Res. 83114.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-29

'no prfst : ku Atobryms kniham ne
naskytne sa vzdy prilezitOst'. Kni
!hy tietoaposleme "a td samu cenu
i do Kanady.
Objednavky racte posielat' ma
Iadresu: Slovenska Liga, P. 0. B.
1896, Pittsburgh, Pa
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-29

Ma polievku, lb. 1916
Vyborny Round Steak, ID. 3Sc
Hamburger, GERS. mlety, ID. 18c
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-29
sSVOJ K SVOJMUF'
DOMY Ma PREDAJ

OOm = MA FkEDAJ ],
Dom SO Z chyzami k1pelnou,
pekne zdnuka mal'ovany, ma pek-
nom mieste, medzi Slovakmi. Lac
nota "a $64OO.OO.
Dom so sest' izbami a k1pelnou,
dlazdena utica a vsetko vyplateno
"a TAX nizku cenu 81, 10000.
Dom SO sedem izbami, klpelna
dlazdena utica, musi sa predat' "a
TAX nizku cenu $56O0.OO.
Nam al jedon poschodovy dom,
gekne zariadene izby, "a $44OO.OO.
Nam jeden este sa len stavia, S
pat ehyEami, kdpelnou a vsetko
zariadenie, "a $5400.OO.
Kt0 by 81 prial videt' tieto lac.
ne domy, mech sa hlasi u :
ALOIS KLEIN
1112E E. Indianola Ave. alebo nec1
zavola pc telefone, 40906.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-29

MA A-PREDAJ NAkADIE

Naradie Z jedalne, spalne, ku-
chynska pac a mnohe jednetlive
HUSKY, ako stoE, stolidky, atd' I.
Odpredaj. sa vydrziava vecerami
cd 6 80 do 1880 v {. 143 Park
Ave., ma rohu Elm st.
, 1926-03-08
US. NAVAL RADIO STATION9
CHRISTIANSTED, ST. CROIX,
9Th MARCH 1926.
Courtesy of the Associated Press

Paris. Carol of Roumania who came
here recently from Milan with Nine.
Ameda Lupesco is being sued for ten
million francs by his former m%organatic
wife Jeanne Marie Valentino Lambrinzo
better known as Zizi. Zizi bases her
claim for damages on allegation that Ca
rol had ~disregarded special patriotic and
dynastic conditions under which she a.
greed to annulment of marriage.
New York. National Food Products
Corporation today answers under FEEDER.
al court consent decree curtailing its &C.
t%ivities to prevent possibly monopoly in
food stuffs. Decree orders Corporation
dispose of its holding of voting stock in
seven food concerns. 1t is permitted to
retain stock in eight other concerns no
two OF which however operate in same
part of country.
New York. Rescue in mid-ocean by
Holland American liner Volendam of six
men who had been a1oat on disabled
schooner since December II was told in
radiogram received here. Name of YES
sci was not given.
Leningrad, Russia. Thirteen persons
convicted as Esthonian spies were exc
cuted yesterday for plotting against State
and operating in conjunction with British
and Esthonian military intelligence SER
vice.
New York. Pointing TO shocking and
scandalous increase of divorce deranging
very fabric of home Bishop Manning has
issued call to all churches Catholic and
Protestant to join in combined efforts
for preservation of marriage and the
home.
New York.-Herald Tribune will say
, 1926-03-08
LOCAL

The S. s. Dominica arrived at Freder-
lksted this morning and will load some
10000 bags sugar from the West India
Sugar Factory, sailing for New York
about Wednesday noon. Mails close for
New York at 400 p. m. tomorrow.
About Is bags mail arrived via the
s. s. Catherine on Saturday reaching this
town about 40 p. NJ.
, 1926-03-08

TH q5 o EFQQRTXzF2gRTH GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NEW ST.
CROlA SAVINGS BANK, which vas to be held OF the 18th November 1926 was
o@pcoo a L%4% led f9te22 5h Noyember 1925. on which, day the meeting was held at the
OWe OF the institution at 4O o'clock pm for the purpose Of receiving the Report
tor the financial year from the 1st April 1924 to 31st March 1925
The following Members were present.
b Il Larsen, Lionel Lang. JOS Alexander and A. Teyaud.
Mr. A. Ieytaud was elected Charmana and Mr. JOS. Alexander Saretay.
me minutes of the previous meeting were read and confirmed.
The Chairman then laid before the meeting the audited general statemen for
the year., which Wass subsequently adopted as the report fort the past financial year
The following trustees we're elected: Judge A. E. Stkemann, DR. u c. Cane
gaia reverend W. Allen, MesrS P La BeaL Lionel Lang A Teybmd Aug Bfsarup,
mr. tspTsen, Reverend AsbOe ant MeSs. JOS Alexander and B T. Larsen.
The Office bearers are:
Pnsdent-A E. STAKEMANN
Board Of LmtmGt-JOS. ALEXANDER d. C. CANEGATA, P [. LA BEGA.
H. ASBOE and A. E. STAKEMANN.
Committee Of A0omt&-W. ALLEN and CHR. ESPERSEN.
There being no further business. the meeting adjourned 1t SOL M
Chnsdansted. St. CrGx, November pr 1926.
A. TEYTAUD, Chairman JOS ALEXANDER, Secretary
Fortyfourth General Annual Statement of "The New ST. CrGx Savings
Bank" for the year from 1st April 1924 to 3lt March 1925.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
CLAW CHIEF IN RELIGIOUS RIOT
Mexico City Official Victim Of
 Riotin8 Women'S Attack

Mexico City, r,b, 9i (R Just ns the people Of the capital had be. gun to believe that tho religious F.. a4r, due 10 tho closing hy the Eo@- rrnmcnt of Catholic churches un institutions. had ended Il riot bluko out late yesterday afternoon ut tho ratholic church of the Sacred lam, fly, during which tho chief or DO. lice of tho tenth district Wua serious ly wounded and four civilians were
 injured, The gundnrnes had 10 dro a yullcy oNcr the beads of tho rIo'- ITS, composed mostly of women, be-
 fore they could be dispersed, The
 playing Of hose upon them hy 'irt- men previously tHd had no fleet.
 the women holding their crouM lnnaciously.
 The trouble began when gem larm"s cndrayored 10 dispcrsc par ishion"rs who had gathered in the belief that th" government was en- d"avoring to close the church, As
 matter of fact, hoNNcr it was Il
 Mexican priest, Father Carrasco.
 who ordered thc ,diGco closed.
 The inturidt'd women attacl;cd t2uo poli"r cent. ring their efforts on the .cIjrr Who &as clnWod and maurl badly. The fir" department Was .colIod out aud inc hrrmon poured h stream of water on Inc hrlliccrunl
 women, hu, i' was not until the VOL ,l"y was fired that they quit the pre- cincts Of the church and marched .to"ard the department Of the in .tcriOr with inc intention of making Ia protest against the shutting of thG Idoors Of their place of worship. Here Ialso tha tlrcmcn again were called uru, and after playing streams Of water on the women they finally broke ranks and made their way homcWard.
 Adviccs from Chihuahua City say .that in protest against &overHmcnt Interference with religions schools, Ia big demonstration is to be heId .thoro next Sunday tWrnty-thrnc schools there. including q Baplst .aca1omy. has been forced 10 shut down. They had total Of moe ithan G,o00 students,
 The governor of tho state Of Ta- maulipas has informed the Calholic bishop that foreign priests must quit line country or he expelled, in Tam pico the mayor has sent out simi- lar notification and the church ot Marin of AnXiliadors will h" closed Hs Spanish priests arc officiating lin l.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
NIDNIs siltN.
(All Programs on Eastern standard
 Imr.l
IsNI4NING plt'k.

 WTlc, --- Tho Hartford sanger.
 buud of 11 voices, WEE, 2--~Thp AuseIus quartet, WCAr. S;ip--"Musleal Nights Ad-
 ventures" WILT, 9-P k. r. band. WoR, 13l5--"Deltrr Times timer
 with prominent speakers, WNAC, S--Am,rieun Legion pro-
 gram, WsM. 1l--suiurrs' concert, CNHO, S;45-- Src3uI Anniversary
 program, WDNY, Brooklyn Navy Yard
 hanl. wHAP, g-TolN "mmdgraton Re.
 strietiou," WuAM. S:ni -Operu. "Marthu,' MGE d. n.--Spncial tdrer hour
 popular program
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24

patriotic citizen," says Mir, Cann
 unless 1 registered Il protest against this sort of treatment l will sure ly make a formal hotes to the gov ernmont at Ottawa, intend to fight this case to the very limit, not be- cause of the damage done 10 my vessel, nor the expense to myself
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24

bono duo, special numbers, Flor.
 cnce Behrend, soprano. lo:i5-lierald aud Examiner news
 flashes.
 l9--lreno HeasIey, "Tuo Girl From
 nixie," songs; ElrnWatcr Beach
 Hotel Oriolo orchestra, dance
 numbers; l'lorouc" Bchrend,
 aongs; Elgcwater Beach Hotel
 nriolc orchestra. impromptu re-
 }ur,
 WiNR-tHlCtGO-2d6 I-2--paily dinner concert. Eauland-
 Lyric Trio; Russell IIendricksou,
 cello; Frank Wvstpna b piano
 solos; yora.
 9-ll--ropU1ar program; AIl-Amcri-
 ran Pioneers; Archie Eawls. tenor; ]. F. Peterson, basso; Dorothy Cutter, pianist; Arj lilquist, songs;
 Claire Gosska-Cris, soprano, l-$-~Midnltl Frulics; Frank West
 phal and hIs Ail-AmoricAu pio-
 n"trs; banjo and saN numbers; rn-
 cal WHiS-LOuISNILLE-t00 E;@o---K, X l. orchestra; string dl- vision Of the orehcstrr.
 WR\A-RICHM0AD-256 S:1o--Orchestr1 selections and spe- cial fcaturps. J:3o-K Richmond Musicians club pro gram of vocal and instrumental ! numbers,
 lI-"Carry Ne Pack To 01I Nt-
 ginny."
 WNB-irLN>TA-I2s G-~Ent,rrainmont 1 Biltmore Hotel duncc orch.
 WsM-NtSHlILLE-2s3 7:20.9--Francis Craig's orchestra
 and bedtime story interludo. 9-Mrs. Daisy Hoffman, pianist;
 Mrs. Robert Lusk yiolinist 1 l1--Progfam by the Shrinors,
 WSMB-NEW ORLEtNs-3l9 l IQ.30-Gallo Instrumental quartet; Paul Jacobs quartet; soloists
 WJtX-JACkSONNILLE--33, ] 1:&"-MusiG memory contest. 1 9-I0--popu.ar program.
 WGHB-CLEAKWAILR-2GO ! 6:3Q-Dnncr music. ! y:36-Al Grcsc6 anl his Gang 1 Plank Recording orchestra, Tenor | solos.
 1l:45--Radio Eamblers midnigh. froNc,
 WMBT-MIAM BEACH-3s5 i 7-9-FleetWOod radio orchestra. l 10-1--Gene Fos1ick's orchestra and
 the Fleetwood radio orchestra. ! PWX-HANANA-4O0 ! S-9-Cubau Military band. 9-?;l5-Talk, "Baire and Cuban { Revolution" ! Q:15--Cuban Military band. WMAQ-SAN JUAN-3lt -5--Municipal band Of san Juan. ] WOaI--SAN ANTONIO--395 | 9:30-Army Night musicale,
 WBAP-FORT WORTE--i76 7-Texas Hotel Royals. Silent night.
 KPRC-HOu usrON-297 1 S:&0--End O Main dance orchestra, | 9;30-Rice Institute band. 1 12-Palaco thnater orchestra. C<RM--MOSTREA 1 S:30--lnstrumcnta concert night. CNRO-OTTAN 7-~Childr"n's srogran, i 7:3 Markets. ! S~-Chateau Laurier concert orch. S:41-The second annual birthday
 party celebrating the second aU-
 niyorsary Of the opening of Radio
 station CNRO, A special extended l program will be broadcast by ia
 forite local artists.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
CANADIAN SHIP OWNER
 PLANS FORMAL PROTEST
~,ill Insists That Ills Vessel Was Fired Upon By '. S.
 Patrol Boat.

1uucnhur@, V. S. Feb. 24 lPY--Ac- ncrding to T statement made here to- night by E. E. Cam of Yarmouth, owner of the schooner Eastwood, which is alleged 10 have been she'll od about q week ago while at an- Chor 2o miles off Long Island, Ne"
 York. by fho United States coaEt guard cutter S"n"ca. he is prepare ing 10 register formal protest at Ot- tawa with the CanGGian government,
 q would not consider myself .
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24

London, Feb 4 P>-'"The end of hobbed hair is now in sight, and il will last another year at the most,
 This opinion is expressed hy N Mangarano, superintendent Of thr Societe du Progress q" Ia roirfurc a French hair dresscrs' organi2a- ton, which last night conducted d hair dressing competition in London
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
Through he Static

All aboard, girls and boys Thr 'reamland special is waiting at the depot with steam up. ready to tak" you 10 Sleepy Time Town. Got your tickets kiddies? Well, Dream Daddy will tell you nice story viz, Il large group of noises roasted on our aerial last night and kicked their feet back and forth and told rsquc stories all evening. There was con siderable fading, New York stations being much affected this way, al- though q large portion Of the broad casters on the lower waves were awfuly unsteady on their under pinnings. There wasn't any static to speak of and there wasn't any vol. ume either, until late ill tlIe even 1 ing,
 We only heard The Prisoners 1 Song three times last evening, from WNYC, WBPI and WL.SI. We expected 10 hear it more than that, i but apparently luck was with Us be cause only those three stations of l rered dance orChestras which played it while We listened in, "Thc Pris- oncr's Song was,an1is, au excel- l"nt number, but too much Of Q good thing is entirely too much, as you doubtless know. For instance. ice | cream is good, but we should hate to i eat five quarts of it at once.
 WBI got it's programs all hallcd mp for Monday and Tuesday. The hockey game, which has proved so popular with radio fans in this vi- cinity. was broadcast on Monday evening, instead Of last evening, and ! when some Of the sport lovers sat town at the sets, packed their pipes, , slid their feet deeper into their slip pers and easod back in the old fam ! fly rocker, they heard classical mu- sic instead Of the Gamlliar voice of Frank Ryan. That must have been q kick in the neck. But the music, furnished by Bowdoin college, We believe, was worth listening 10. How ever, We imagine that the followers of the Boston Bruins via radio, were not al all pleased at the prospect of
 having 10 do without their beloved hockey.
 Another thing we're trying 10 find each evening is the longest titles for dance music selections. Last evening the prize went 10 WCAu, Philadcl- phla, where Billy Hays orchestra played a number named T Met You. l Loved You. I Lost You. I Found
 You (ho-huml Only To Lose You
 Again" and we take great pleasure in awarding 10 that orchestra a two
 days subscription to our Dumb
 Animals" And the song wasn't so
 hot either, although the orchestra
 did its best. But it's just like q play.
 Actors, no matter how proficient
 they may be, cant make a good play
 out Of a bad one. (We hope Hoywooi
 I}roun ssos that. Hen Jus' turn
 green with envy. at our knen in
 sight into the thoater world.l
 Out at WEAO, Columbus. Ohio,
 which station came in with much
 ado-about nothing. some member , of one of the well known fratorni, lies, NC won't say which, because We
 don't know, sang Frankie and Johnnie Blues" the nice version
 Outside of the fact that be was of ? key with his ukulele, or his ukulelt . was off key with him. Ne enjoyed
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24

but because l. as a Canadian. Will not stand idle and allow any furcisa country 10 treat tho Union Jach d., q joko when i' is hoistcd on tho mas@ of q British merchant man"
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24

Australia has @5S,477 telephone and @05,000 motor cars.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
MBpI-NEW YORk-20a

i.~ ~Mololylaud orchestra; talk. I ~- Nara,r ,hemer hour: Embassy
 orchestra, w. j, Hunham, talk. 7;4i-~ Noort aud l1ucM songs. Entertainers, 3--JuuiQr Council radio Aoun ! ulLLLn AL-AN-L.. -r..- .-nrc-.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24

"Iove's Old SN'" sons" prasrn. ed with colorfu1 harmony effects, T1- offered by q trio from WSB, AtaI,1. This station also came ill WcU, IT midnight. Later w. tuned in WGlII' Clearwater, Florija, but an orch"S, ira was playing an old number Look q, Those Eyes" and ano'h"' station was trying to butt in, and ". were tired anyway, SO We decided 'H retire, OUT company cVaporating iufo thin air.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
SHE'S END OF RORBLD HAIR

That's all for today. +hanhs'
 --P. F. l.,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
W\yC->IW Iol,k-52s

&:e1 Market high spots. y,l3-"tustophyr Mo"hail ,rnor. t:%"--- ---tacmentary spanish lessons, i:@0-~poice alarms. 5;So--lsabrl S,nala soprano. ,;5Q-Leo LynrGa tenor. s--NienncSr Eilc Trio, >;&Q--l.ro Lynch, tenor S;i5--struub and Iamprecur, guitars 9--A co4rs, iI Euglish. 9;lt-- S'gauD anj Iombrcehl guitars 9;@o-.N NIaIo koIfpcn, yIolinisl. lo--- Piano recital,
 ln:tn-locturc service. n;3o~~rolicp alarms; wcatnyr, ln:SJ--St George society orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
NrIC-II,KTrORD-47G

6,30--l,mt Hcimb"rgcrs lGo.cj Bond trio,
 7:&p-Announcrmrn.s, police re- ports and weather forecast. 73j--Si NaIre's dane, orchestra, d. rect from The Auto show at the stale armory. s-rhe Hartford s4"ng'rhunI Of 1o yoices samuel LtvcnthaL con ducting.
 S;3o--Studio program. GeueYieVe Rost Faust. soprano; Mrs Pauline Law kirkwooI, accompanis'. S.45--Brucc F. Young, baritone; Laura (. Gaudet, accompanist, s--ralk, "rho Governments Of Ger many, Russia and The Newer States" Professor Lane W, Lan- caster of Wesleyan University. s:15-Laura C. Gaudct, pianist. 9.&0--Aliss Esther A. Nelson, organ ist direct from tho Austin Organ studio.
 s.55-Time signals and weather re- port.
 lU-11-"Roxy and His Gang" from WEAF. New York. [
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
WpBM-CHICAGO-22U
MIBH-CHIC AGO-S7O

.ElE.~ater Beach Hotel Orlolc orchestra. 1inn"r concert: Flor "urc B,hrru3. songs; String Trio, special numbers; Frank Greif, tenor.
 0-E3Fewater Reach Hotel Orio'e orchestra, dance numbers; trom-
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24

OQ -kusc,dni daut, orchestra, iU5&o~-Auulol rrlcIlgnd.
 H. silver Slipper orchestra, lt;3u--MrloIy club orchestra, To f.5.f itntfn, .l,t3, y,,,aI,ytr.,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
WHap-NEW YORk-2I0

t;&n-~Dimer music. T;15--"A American History" i;+a--Maric Nanjen Hroeeh, ,lolin-
 isl. S-~-Nc~s digra'. s}l5-WHAP Maurig,l singers. Lucir Wilkin, pianist. 9--JIugh Adams, Immigration Re
 arriction." 2;15--Soprano and baritone, 9:%p--Augusta Stetson, readings. iQ-- Mary pinncy, organiste. 1u;l5--Marie Vandou BroQck, violin-
 ist 10:&o--Earl Palmer, tenor, lg:4G-Lranklin Ford. pianist
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
WEAF-->TN NORK-l92

5-NinCent LopH1a orchestra. 6-Dinnor music. 7-Syna ~oguo services. I:3o--j. :. Nu5y nnd. Mystery Mfrr}mak'rS, >:3n--Daljs SMophopa pH't' 9-"lpana TroGhadours, 10--1toNv.1 Gang. ll.Ie- MusMte M-rr-tl-s orchL.'ta.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
WJZ-Nt.W NORk-l55

s:ao~ Mark"' GuptailonS, Financial HummaT. 1-commodor" jn"nor concert. ,.4j- New York University course, XooIoeDoal society S"rls. s:&u-I1 wisohu fro" rulmt"r mAS-
 concert.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24

s;lQ--Jolf kaue's Musical Nights Adventures, s;o0-~TaIk on Advertising, by T., Ronald Allcn 9~- Rigo's Royal Gypsy band a;S0-~Jones' Jolly Four. lQ--Raymoud Nettcr, Nioninsti Nir- gtnia Klein, pianist. IG;3o -~ Carl Hothrus and Lou lItrschcr, songs. l6:45~FrInk Cook, old time songs ll--Artio Bitong's Chper.Up club,
 MGN-->CHE%ECTADY-3s0 j lrodur" markD; nrws, 6'%"-~ Program 'or childreM '~-Dinn"r program. 1.&U--" Book ot knoWlelgc," >;na--Iroeram from Rochester,,
 WRW-T\EKNTOWN--27% lo"~Concrrt from uuto show. lo;3o~- Songs. ll-~.G4aI&Y orchestra; songs.
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 M>k-BlTT lTTNLO--2G6 ,,1l- News items, 7;&"- 1n-- Musical program,
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New Britain herald., 1926-02-24

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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-19
BIRTHS.

January II: To Mr.. and Mrs. Enrique
ortiz 1905 Fl Paso street; boy.
January IS: To Mr.. and Mrs. Eduardo
Vasquez, 1921 Perez street; girl.
January IS: To Mr.. and Mrs. II. r.
Biddy 2i6 Vine street; boy.
January 4: To Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Antonio Kuntz, Fort Sam Houston; boy.
January IS: To Mr., and Mrs. John
Garcia, $50 Rlvar stfeet: boy.
January t.: To Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo
Drozd. as Mckay street; girl.
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lupe Rodriguez. 2O5 Teresa street: boy
January II: To Mr. and Mrs. Gregorio
Guzmsn, 1911 Santiago street: girl.
January Is: TO Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
Cueyas. sos North Laredo street; girl.
January a: To Mr.. and Mrs Genaro
Martinez, 50s Cameron street: girl.
January 10; To Mr.. and Mrs. Erie ].
karney iO5 East Mistletoe avenue: boy.
January 10: TO Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j.
Booker. 1911 Lakevlew avenue: boy.
January Il: To Mr.. and Mrs Alfred
de Ia LUZ. 1903 Culebra street; girl.
January IS: To Mr.. and Mrs. Dloniclo
Medina, 1903 Perez street: girl.