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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-15

vladala viera, ze zivot pouci jej
samozvanych yodcov. Neverilo sa,
BE mozu byt' l'udia, Sloyaci, kto-
II sa postavia proti sloyenskym
zaujmom cynicky, zaryte a vytr-
vale.
Ukazalo sa, ze je to mozne. Stra-
na, ktora svoje hlasy d'akovala
vel 'kej ciastky nam, vahou tych-
to hlasov kryla "ucencov", kto-
rym je mas narod bastardom, mas
jazyk ME jazykom, a takom du-
chu stavala ma nohyl vsetky ten
de1icie, ably Slovak zmizol S po-
vrchu zeme.
Dostali odvetu obroyskym Vi
t'azstvom Hlinkovej | l'udoyej stra-
ny. A dostali odvetu 10000 HAS
mi tych volicov, ktori drzali Slo-
vellsl1o narodne V matt azsich ro-
koch predprevratovy,ch, ktori su
mravnou a kultir.nou silou ,Slo-
venska.
Svedomie naroda, ktore sd O.
zvalo V slovenskej narodnej stra-
ne, pablo ich najvacsmi. Ubit' Aho
korcentrovali najvacsiu svoju 81
lu. V Liptove. samom koncentro-
vail legiu sekretarov a agentov.
Clovek sa hambi, re sa nazyvali
Slovakmi. A aky vysledok? Ubu-
dol i'm cely mandat. Delhi sa OH
l'udova strana strana narodna.
TAX SINE nedosiahli volebneho ci-
sla.
Do parlamentu narodna strana
este nepojde. Miesto biskupa ia
nosku pojde este Srobar, miesto
skultetyho pojde Cyril Pivko, ne
vinny eloviecik, ktory je najpo-
slusnejsim svagrom Hodzovym,
miesto Razusa pojde inz. Botto,
aby sa v parlamente zas hanbi "a
slovencinu, ale vahy uz nebudt
mat "a nebud1 mat buducnosti.
.<Zba.dene svedomie naroda krici
w no mic. peumlci. Oei sa otva-
rajn, styridsat 'tisic'3 2slevakov sd
naslo, srdce stikatalo SO srdcom a
zaSumelo V dusiach cosi al1o miaz-
ga.
Zrno je V zemi. Lepsia budilc-
most Slovenska klici. Spravci Sta
tn sa desia. Kratkozraki! Raj po-
chopia, re sloyenska pravda je dO-
brou pravdou j pre- stat. Ze Slo-
yak bude mu pilierom najpevnej-
Sim, ked' bude sv0j.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-15
vfFAzsTvo cs. LIETADLA.

Pri medzinarodnych leteckych
dostihoch 10. nov. zvit 'azilo lieta-
do ceskoslovenskej firmy Avia,
vedene pilotom Fricom, ktoremu
bolo priznanych 1916 bodov. Pri
tejto prllezitosti bol Erie vyme-
novant cestnym clenom talianske-
no Avio-kmbu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-15
sNGYsEL voI.IEB MA sLo-
VENSKU.
CAIart. Mar. Now

Vladne .strany isly ma Sloven-
sku do volieb S 1radnym terorom
az odvaznym, S financnym kapi-
talon Wac milionovym a voleb-
nym aparatom, od ktoreho Glove
ku az vlasy dupkom stavaly. Ho-
vorili, re je to v zaujme statu.
Nebolo. Boolo ma posilnenie pony
lenej, protislovenskej politiky, o
ktorej SINE videli, ze automaticky
pracuje ma svoje vlastne znicenie.
Ked' jeden z inscenatorov tel
to politiky, ytedy predny v nej
DIR. Vavro Srobar, ako minister S
plnou mocou pred vol 'bami roku
1920 presyedcoval svojich, 5e slo-
vensky autonemizmus m6ze mat
vel'ke nspechy v prvych vol ;
bach, ale do druhych neostane ho
ami desatina, a ked prisahal sa
strane l'udovej, re Sest' rokov i'll
smetie povrch.u zeme, citili
SINE niektorl, ze je slepy a S MIN
fanatleky zaslepena je ieho sui
ia. Politika, ktora TAX nevidi a
tax slepo ide "a svojim fantomom,
nemoze neist' chyby do cnyby,
z netaktnosti do netaktnosti mu-
81 podtinat' nohy sama scbe.
Hovorilo sa 0 prielomoch stra-
ne. Hovorilo sa, ze po odstaveni
Sroharovom vnasa Hodza do ag-
rarnej strany noyeho dueha res
pektuj1ceho zivot slovensky a je-
ho narodile, hmotn6 / duchovne
potreby. V kritickej chviIi pred
vol 'bami, pri kandidaciach, wy
svitlo, ze marne boly nadeje. Co
slovensky cftili medzi ich poslan-
! caWi, a hoci i'm loyalne sluzili,
tyych odstavili. Musel list DIR. Va
movie, musel ist' Klimo -- a na
ich miesto stavali Stefanka, Paw
lnva, Hallu, eminentnyah zastan-
GOV smeru protislovenskeho. Bolo
jasne, kol'ko bilo. Nemohla tn po-
mylit' ami kandidacia biskupa To-
cha, cloveka dobrych nmyslov, a.
lie zakladne pomyleneho, zaverle-
neho a poviazaneho. - Napravy
nechceli!
Terror uradov, stotinu draho pla
tenych sekretarov, tucty automo-
bilov i vagony tlaciv maly pri-
West Wit 'azstvo, alebo len -p0sil-
nenie tejto politilSy.
ZIyhalo dokonale.
NSetko bolo marne, marina ich
vychval 'ovana ''Sest 'rocna pra-
ca, marne ich volcbnt miIiony,
newt 'aziii, nezosilneli, Slovensko
prptestovalo doraznejsie, nez my
sleli l'udia pesimisticki medzi
mimi a,nez SINE mysleli sami.
Agrarna Strana ztratila cd mi
nulych zupnych volieb vyse 100,-
900 hlasov. Strana Markovicova
Dererova, ktora narodnych
otazkaah isla mimi ruka rukc,
padla uplne.
Je bolestne pre- Slovaka, ze ta-
kym fiaskom musela skoncit' Via
dna slovenska politika, ktorn SINE
pri vol bach +. 1920 so sebazapre-
MIN, ale najoddanejsie "a vydatne
podporovali, lebo tax bolo, re pre-
's-------------------
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-15

vensky l'ud len vtedy, ked So to
bude bratom Cecho1n paiit'. Bra
tia Cesi vytiskaju mas l'ua 20 vse-
| tkych prac ma Slovensku Cesi "a
beraj1 vsetko, Go len m6zu Slo-
vak chudak putuj sirym svetom.
Fa'briky vo vacsine stoja neeinne
a tie co sa v mich pracuje, sil "a
plnene l'ud mi zpoza Moray
Nase Slovensko mimo alkoholn
nema MIC in6ho pre- svoj l'ud. A
no, allzoholu je. dost', lebo ten je
Y Cechach vyrabany a ma Sloven-
sko htfne lifrovany, ably mas l'ud
pil a boil otrokom, ako "a svagrov
Mad 'arov. Je ma case, ably ameri-
cki Slovaci robili nieco "a svojich
bratov V starej vlasti.
Slovensky narod pod Tatrami j
dnes caka ma pomoc Anleriky,
lebo 81 je isty, ze jedine americki
Slovaci mu Ease pom6zu Gostat'
sa Won noveho otroctva, do kto-
reho upadol nasledkom grady -slo-
venskyIch judasov. Dnes je na Slo-
| venshu zle, vel mi zle a lepsie bu-
de len vtedN ked' mas narod do
stane vsetko to, co mu americlsi
/ Slovaci vybojoval. Dnes by sa
darmo hlasil Slovak syoje pra-
va, Cesi mu hned' povedia "blbej
Slovak. " A jestli by sa opovazil
pocinanie Cechov kritizovat', tre-
staji no Ia zaklade zakona na. o.
1chranu republiky.
Prosim Slovenskn Lfgu a jej
clenstvo, ably sa elm skorsie "a
krocilo II svetovych mocnostl pro-
ii prazskemr centralizmu. .Bratia,
sestr y, vybojovali ste svojmu ma
rodu slobodu, pomohli ste mu o.
troctva mad 'arskeho, prosim vas,
pomozte nIu i dnes V borbe rroti
| pazravemu centralizmu. Mech Ii
je Slovenska Lfga a vSetci tt ro-
duvernf synovia a dcery, ktor1
pracuj1 "a zachranu Slovenska
Slovakom a "a spravodlive parce-
lovanie zeme slovenskej rol 'n1cke-
mu l'udu.
Andrej Hlasko,
Rovneho, Gemerskej, a nateraz
vyst 'ahovalec v Kanade.
- Slovenska Liga je vsenarod-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-15
CEsI A sLoVACI VO VIEDNI

Dl'a scitania l'udu, prevedene-
ho dfia 7. marca 1923 vo Viedni,
2 1,S65,7SO obyvatel'ov hlavneho
mesta Raknska je 233,l90 cudzich
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-15
YoUnGs1ow6gKE sLovENsKE EovINY

statnych prfslusnikov, eoho 49,
$50 je Cechov a Slovakov, - to
dl'a viedenskej, teraz publikova-
nej statistiky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-15

- Slovenska Liga je vsenarod-
ma ustanovizen, vstupuite do nei I!
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-15

indorses the great herbal medicine
which is creating such a sensation
here in San Antonio where it is on
sale at the Sommers drug stores.
II tell you. before my wife start
ed taking Plant Juice she was in
the worst kind Of condition. She yas
always taking some sort Of medi-
zine or treatment, but couldn't ge.
any relief. Her stomach was 50
sour and acid that she would bloat
with gas after eating anything and
suffer with indigestion and awful
headaches.
''She tried living on light diets such
az milk and toaEt but even this
kind Of food would ferment on her
stomach. She complained of her
back hurting her all the time, too.
aud hardly had energy enough to
look after her housework.
"However. she just wouldn't give
lp. She said there must be some
medicine that would help her If she
rould only find ii. And, believe me,
she sure found il when she got Plant
Juice. She has only taken three
bottles Of this remarkable medicine
70 far but she has been improving
continually from the very first dose.
why. this medicine is just making 4
different person Of ner. j tell you.
YOU just can't imagine what this
medicine viii really do for a person
until you actually try IT,"
Plant Juice is sold in San Antonio
~ all Of the Sommers drug stores.
al i sold br all druggists every
phera
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-15
CLERKS MUS
REFILL JURY
WHEEL
Judges Find Names Were
Taken From Wrong
Lists.

The Bexar county jury wheel is re-
volving at a dizzy pace these days, as
the district judges decide it shall be
emptied and refilled. only to be emp
tied and refilled again.
The judges met in conference Tues
day, found the jury wheel had been
illegally filled last August, and or
dered it emptied and refilled. Work
was begun forthwith and during We'd
nesday and Thursday clerks wrote 5000
names and placed them within the
wheel.
NEW SESSION HELD.
Then, late Thursday, came orders
that the wheel must be emptied again
and the work begun all over. 1t was
held that the tax rolls were being
used, and the judges held that the
assessment sheets were the proper ones
from which TO take the names Of pros
pective jurors.
The judges were in session most OF
Thursday afternoon, having assembled
on call, it Is understood, Of Judge
r. B. Minor Of the Fifty-seventh dis
trict court. No official announcement
was made at the conclusion Of the
meeting.
Officials charged with filling the
jury wheel were told that it must
again be emptied and refilled with
names from the assessment sheets.
County Tax Assessor Albert v.
HUH was informed in due order that
the judges desired his lists from which
TO compile the jury names.
NO DUPLICATES.
ct will do as the judges wish, OF
course" Mr.. Huth said. But i do
not know how 1 am going TO assess
taxes without the sheets available in
my office. We are assessing taxes now
and these records are indispensable for
that work. There are no duplicates.
The furore over the jury wheel was
aroused when Judge W. W. McCrory
OF the Ninety-fourth district court
sustained a motion Of o. B. Black.
attorney for Mathew Briscoe, negro,
charged with criminal attack on
white girl, attacking the method Of
supplying the names of prospective
jurors.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-15
AUSTIN MERCHANTS
HEAR WILLIAM OCHSE

William 0chse, vice president of the
West Texas Chamber Of Commerce,
spoke before the Austin Retail Mer-
chants association at its annual meet
ing in the Stephen f. Austin Hotel,
Thursday night. His subject was
Craftsmanship and Modern Business
Methods"
Among the San Antonio business
men who attended the Austin meet
ing were: \. S. King, &C. Mitchell
and Adolph Grssso, secretary Of the
I'm Antonio Retail Merchants as
ISOLATION.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-15
ADVERTISEMENT
knew THERE WAS
SOME MEDICINE
TO FIT HER CASE
And She Found II in This
Plant Juice After Takig
All Others, Declares
Shreveport Motorman.

"You bet i am glad to indorse
Plant Juice after all it has done for
my wife, and I'll tell the world ]
am just as confident as anything that
il will help anybody who gives It a
trial." is the unqualified way in
which Il. g. Westmorelsnd, well
known street car motorman living
az 2415 Hearn Ave, Shreveport. Ia,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-15

Well find out tomorrow for
we're not going to quote a sin
gle price-but we will tell you
this much-that on every sin
gle item advertised here you take in
every case at least-and in many in
stances FAR, FAR MORE THAN
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-15
Very Substantial Reduction

Come: The very low price at which
have marked this "a bleached sheeting, hol
a surprise for you It's a Acc value. pric
while it lasts at, yard
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-15

Cssn.T cHeoss from mems jer-
ssy knit or 3srssy fleece lined coat
sweaters. 10 heather green. blue
and brown. They've been selling
regularly at s1.5s and 31.ss.
Priced while they last at
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-15
Sensationally Reduced!

Come, Included in this selection are
beautifully decorated dinner plates, bakers,
cups and saueers, naples cream pitchers.
lurar bowls, platters. ETC., variously priced
10 go while they last at
New Britain herald., 1926-03-10
fl CADETS ARE TO BE
 GRADUATED AT N. LONDON
Will Become Ensigns and at once Assigned for Service With
 Various ships,

New London. March 1o--Eleven cadets who may be among the fu- ture "admirals" Of the coast guard will be commissioned cnsigns at graduation in June at the academy here, and they win Immediately therefore be assigned 10 various ships and stations in the service,
 The new class will enter the acad- cmy In August, Neither 1t nor the graduating class will go on the sum mcr cruise of the cadets on the Alexander Hamilton, which has been drydockcd for overhauling,
 The cruise will be to give the cadets experience in piloting up and down inc Atlantic coast, The prac- tice ship will arrive June at Harris Island, s, c, then go 10 Bermuda, arriving June 23 and leaving the
New Britain herald., 1926-03-10
City Items
Auto Show tonight. adyt,


 George Rice of 100 Jubilee street was a recent visitor in Newark, New Jersey
 Smooth out the rough spots on tho road with Weed Levelzers. The Post X Lester Co.,, li Main.--adNt, clifford w, Upson, president and treasurer of the Swift X Cpson Lum. her Co, is confined 10 his home ut 274 Lincoln street by illness,
 Let Us do your spring cleaning, National Laundry X Dry Cleaning Co, Phone 15a1.--advt.
 The Military order of the Ser. rcnts will meet tonight at the state armory.
 New line of sandwiches at Crow cll's.--adyt.
 Auto Show tonight.-advt.
 The boys choir of St, Mary's church will hold a rehearsal this evening at G:4j o'clock, The gen- for choir will hold a rehearsal after the Lcnten services.
 Albert Kunze of 1SS Dwight street returned home from the New Britain General Hospital this after noon, after undergoing an operation.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-10
Police Plan No Drive
 On Firearms Dealers

Police today professed ignorance ,of any contemplated drive against Ipawnshops for selling revolvers to minors. A rumor arose yesterday that such q drive would be made bv police following the arrest of Sam Iuel Fcingold, aged 25, of 10 Lafay. Ieue street. who is alleged to have Isold a revolver to Wilbur Gregory, |aged 17, on last Wednesday when he was an escaped inmate of the
 Meriden school for boys, without al- lowing 24 hours to elapse before in- quiring into the Intentions of the boy.
 Police officials say they do not |contemplate any drive, or any dras. tic moves such as the probable re- voking of licenses of pawnbrokers who have sold revolvers illegally. Officials pointed out this morning that there are only three places in New Britain where firearms are sold, and they said that these three places make regular reports to them. Detective Sergeant William P. McCue said that there has never been any trouble with dealers on the score of not investigating the pur- chascrs' intention of buying a fire arm before it is delivered.
 Chief of Police William z. Hart has been III at his home for the past two days, so no order from him has been issued regarding. contemplated drive against pawn shops. Officials declared this morn- ing that there was no necessity for such a drive.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-10
Public Auction

I will sell at public auction the household furniture of the estate of Augusta Wright, late of New Britain, at 55 Market street. New third floor, on Friday, March 12th, 1926. at 3 o'clock p. m.. with the right to reserve any and all bids. Said furniture consists of chairs, tables, stands, silverware, crockery and general household fur niture and utensils.
 FRED TWINKLE, Constable.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-10
LIMITATION OF CLAIMS

At q Court of Probate holden at New Britain. within and for the District of Berlin in the County of Hartford and State of Connecticut, on the 9th day of March A. D. 1926.
 Present, Bernard r. GaHney Esq Judge.
 On motion of The New Britain Trust Company, of said New Britain, as adminis- trator on the estate of Anthony Chernaus- kas late of New Britain, within said dis trict deceased.
 This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the administrator and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in a newspaper pub lished In said New Britain and having a circulation in said district, and by post ing a copy thereof on the public sign post in said Town of New Britain, nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt.
 Certified from Record,
 BERNARD F. GAFFNEY, Judge
New Britain herald., 1926-03-10

apparatus for transmitting the hu- man voice over Whv,
 "Tha greatest results obtained to- day in development of the telephone are only the beginning of develop mcnt vastly greater beyond the power of most people 10 imagine, !" said Mr. Watson. The American Telephone and Telegraph company has a laboratory in which are em- ployed 5000 mon constantly experl- mcntng upon improvements in tele- phony,'
 Although no definite announce mcnt has been made. 1t has been r'. ported from London that radio telc- phone lines will be in operation be- tween the United States and foreign countries by next fall.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-10

You can find anything with 8 Herald Classified ad.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-10
StilIman and Wife Are
 Ren0rted aS Very HaNnN

New York. March 10 UP -- Mrs. Henry r. payison, daughter of Mir. and Mrs, Jamrs 4. S1iliman. arriv- ing today on the Majestic. said her para'~ woro ''vnry happy very vnunG aud onJoyinE life rytr"mrly. 70 l1nr husband arronpanlcd hnr.
 Harold r Mccormick. of Chi caeo, another rassorFlr said he had left his wife. Ganna Walska. in Paris. but he will rcjoin her soon after attending 10 some bust ness. He declined 10 discuss her musical plans.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-10
TRANSFORMING PHONE
 TALKS BUT BEGINNING
Radiophonc Inventor Thinks That Wireless Communication Win
 Be Developed More.

Passagrillc, Florida, March 10 P) Telephone conversations across the Atlantic ocean are only the begin ming of modern development in this method of communication said Thomas A. Watson, one of the in- ventors of the telephone, in com- menting today upon radlophone talks between newspapcrmon in London and New York last Sunday,
 Mir, Watson, who managed the first telephone company in the world for seven years, is the sole survivor of the original four who perfected
New Britain herald., 1926-03-10
SMOKING DEADLINE

Wellesley. Mass, March 10 Pl-- A new rule on smoking promulgated today at Wellesley college, establish rl a dcadline within which girl stu dents may not indulge in a cigarette.
 "All students are forbidden 10 smoke within the townships Of Vel lesley and Natick,' the rule reads students under chaperones are not exempt from this rule"
New Britain herald., 1926-03-10

2Sth for Halifax The vessel will then sail down thc coast stopping at shelhourno x, s. Bar iarbor, Rockland and Portland, Me- Glou- cestcr, Provincetown, lioIon, New Bedford, Newport and Block Island, returning to the academy August 96,
New Britain herald., 1926-03-10

BIG REDUCTION Tn late model used cars, from ts5o to 3900. all recondtioned and ready for tho road. Several good buys at t1oo cash. THE HoNEYMAN AUTO SALES CO.,, ias ARCH ST. PHONE .S4s CHEVROLET USED CAR DEPT. OFFER A FEW GOOD VALUES 1925 Ford sedan.
 1928 Overland touring
 1923 Ford sedan
 lsst Chevrolet roadster.
 1928 studebaker coupe
 1925 Chevrolet # ton truck. Ike new. 1926 Essex Coach. A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY or THE ABOVE CARS FOR YOU.
 SUPERIOR AUTO CO.,, l25-i27 CHURCH ST. PRONE rl.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-10
MIKE GLONIN>kI
JOHN swIFRCNlNsKI, TT A
oRprR or NOTICE

 suptrir- Court. s'4+" of rnun'rftruf, cour'" of Hartford fhe siNfG daE of March. lR.c.
 ORDER OF NOTICE
 Iron r0urlast tn aafa rausn hrnuE3t 'o Eald Court az Errtf-ra, in said rtanry on the first Tuos17r of tur. 1923 and row rrn1n- rl1ls.trr T1rtvu Hgu3r T dollars damages. !. aG.rt ar1E 'o Tho E4r- 7arlhjnE agIlo'5r- t.-+ +ho -a..dou~e ot the drrendar+a 7rHr --,.,-- -E.myEI and leo F.luEausE fs uuenva ta u.a rFr.a- tlT
 Ordered t5at uo'I @ a, .re ln-Hatlna a-d psndar-v of said -om-'7fn- shnfr 1r rirpn said defendau'e by THhisarc fhis order iu The Sax Britain Herald. a news paper published in Now RrtaIn. onrr a week for two sur~sssire weeks romrerr- ing on nr heTots Narrh jf 1tzf.
 RAYMOND c. CAISES.
 Assistant Clerk of ssId Court
New Britain herald., 1926-03-10

Continued from First Page.) the bond.
 You have q lot of confidence in yourself. haven't you?" Woods snap ped at McDonough.
 Yes, 1 have" returned McDon-
New Britain herald., 1926-03-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Burial Lots, Monuments

BURIAL VAULTS steel rein. forced: waterproof. dramatically sealed B. Vault Co. Phone 6F.l6. NEW BRITAIN Monumental works. i2s Oak St. Monuments of all sizep and descriptions. Carving and letter cutting our speciality.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-10

A now type of airplan5 has heon developed in ErEland with an in- verted engine having tho cylinders below and the rranAras" on top fo rive the aviator an unobgtruc'ad view.
The Washington times., 1926-01-30

Valentino,
in town
yesterday,
ate breakfast
at the
ATayflower
Hotel.
And Miss
Cordani,
hat-check
lady Of
charm, won
his smile
The Washington times., 1926-01-30
y DEAD TAKEN
FROM MINE
BY international News service

HELENA, Ala, Jan. 30.-Twen-
ty-seven men were killed and six
injured in the explosion which
wrecked the Premier Coal Com
pany's mine at Mossboro, near
here, according to revised check
today.
Bodies of the dead, eleven white
and sixteen negroes, have been re-
covered. The injured, two whites
and four negroes, are expected to
recover.
Wrecked by Windy" Shot
Forty-two men were in the mine
when the explosion, caused by a
WINDY shot," wrecked the inside
of the shaft Nine men miracu-
lousy escaped uninjured.
It is believed all the dead were
killed almost instantly. So terrific
was the blast that a dam holding
the waters of small lake in the
mine gave way, flooding the lower
entries and seriously hampering
rescue work.
1t was after midnight before the
dam was repaired and the mine
Continued on Page 2, Column 50
The Washington times., 1926-01-30

Clues are scarce as to the
identity Of the yeggmen who
cracked the safe Of the Northeast
Motor Company at 900 Bladens-
burg Rd. early today and got
away with $1,000 in cash ard
checks.
Captain Peck, of the Ninth po-
lice precinct, has ordered his men
to bring in Lewis Smith. colored
porter of the place, for question
ing. Investigations of the where
abouts of Smith developed the
fact that he had not been at home
last night and he did not turn up
at the motor company offices this
morning.
The job was done by expert
enced burglars, police believe. as
no clues were left except ham
mer on which no fingerprints
could be found.
Entrance was made through a
rear window of the building after
the glass was smashed. The safe
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The Washington times., 1926-01-30
OFFICIALS BARS SKATING
OND. c. POOLS TONIGHT

No skating will be allowed on the
Lincoln Memorial reflecting pools
tonight. public buildings and public
parks officials announced today.
Skating will be permitted, how
ever, until darkness falls, although
the ice is not in very good condi-
ton.
There will probably be no skating
tomorrow, officials say.