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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-24
AMERICAN KILLED

WASHINGTON, oct. 23 R)-Eldon
w. Cupp, seaman first class of Cams
den, ~ j. was the man killed in an
explosion on board the cruiser Tren-
ton Off Guantanamo bay, the navy
department was Informed today Mrs.
Rosa Cupp, his wife, "ua ro'irled.
The departments message said the
accident occurred Friday when a
primer exploded during target prac,
tice.
The Caribbean hurricane delayed
transmission Of the news. No other
details were given
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-24
MASQUERADE PARTY

The ]. o. c. class of the Grace
Methodist church will have a mas
querade party Monday evening ut
TIE church. Everyone is expected to
wear masks. The committee IN
charge is composed of Mrs. James
Lee, chairman. and Mrs. Q. Evans
and Mrs G. s. Cowden.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-24
UNITED VERDE TO.
TAKE OVER B|SBEE
MINING PROPERTY.

BISBEE, oct % Qp--The United
Verde Extension Mining company will
enter the Bisbce district taking over
= the control of the Bisbee Queen
Development company, according to
announcement made tonight. Work
on development shaft will begin
Immediately after legal matters nave
been settled and 100000 or more
VIII be spent in exploration work
under the large silicicus outcro1s
according to NJ. j. 1lsing, corsultinS
mining engineer, who viii have
charge of the work.
Negotiations have been going on
Tor the past year and the United
Verde Extension now owns or mas
options on II per cent Of the stock
of the Bisbee Queen Development,
while, 81 per cent additional is owned
or under option py other parties in
terested. A new company is now
being formed, papers being drawn
for a Delaware Incorporation, and
Is soon as this work has been com
pleted application viii be made to
The Arizona corporation commission
FOR permission 20 issue stock ana
bCSlH WOI ~ NO SlOCh. VII. w OllCi
cd for sale, and it is expected tina,
SO difficulties Will be encountered s:n
arranging the legal details so thas
work can begin during the next So
Gays. The new company Will have
{; capitalization Of .$750,00o, divide /
into 100000 shares with par vaiut
CT so cents.
The property Of the Bisbee Queen
Development company consists OF Is
and q fraction claims, a total of 313
acres, NVing east of and contiguous
to the Lone Star claim or the WAR;
rem Realty and Development com
pany. on which the Lone Star shaft
IS sunk to depth of 700 feet. The
Eisbee Queen lies mrstly in Gold
Gulch and on the property are large
silic.ous outcrops which many geo:
logists regard as most favorable to
ere occurrence in the Warren ais,
trict The IS claims are patented.
Local mining men said tonight
that the coming of the United VERGE
Extension into the Bispee district
was the most momentous event III
the districts history since the be-
ginning of development of the Irsn
Mag in the early 90's. Attention was
called to the extension of ore re-
serves in the district due to the new
discoveries in the Junction Campbell
mines, of the C. and A. on the lower
levels, and this latest move of Verde
Extension was regarded as presag
ing greatly increased activity around
I}isbee. Several mining men statet
that other undeyeloped properties
Would undoubtedly begin eXploratory
work in the infr:scdate future. EIsing
stated that work would begin under
the Bisbee Queen Development man
agemenC to De transferred to the
new company Immediately it is form
ed and authorized to proceed with
operations.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-24

ending in May, has the name en-
graved on a large scholarship trophy
cup, which was presented to the
school by the class of 1922.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-24

mediate life and death to million
peasants il it has destroyed their
grainaries and storehouses, filled with
their recent meagre harvests."
There also is a possibility, he said.
that a. dozen or more great irriga-
tion projects were wrecked. He
thought the greatest loss of life
probably was in the peasant VIII
lagos, where the houses are OF mud
construction being built about half
under the ground.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-24
roRM CAME FIRE GRoUP.

The girls of the .6-B grade at the
grammar school have organized a
Camp Fire group, under the leader
ship of Florence Wilder. They held
their first business meeting at the
Y M. G. A. Thursday. They have
planned a program, to be given at
the high school within few weeks
showing what the Camp Fire means
to girls, the proceeds from which will
be used for the payment of member
ship fees.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-24
Cuban Death Toll Is
Now Set at Five Hundred
CONTINUED From Page one)

In Havana the estimate is zoo
dead. In Marianao, which adJoino
Havana on the west, the estimate Is
100 dead
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-24

mining industry in Arizona, and to
the fact that never once has my
office ever pigeon-holed a complaint
without Investigating it,"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-24

pispatches wan1 Ads--Paone s1.ss
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-24
900 Dead, Thousands
Hurt in Big Quake

Continued iron. Page one)
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FOR sALE--AUTOMOBILEs.
WARDMAN
USED CAR DEPT.

WILLS ST. CLAIRE 1928
SEDANA very high-grade car
that originally cost $4,300. It has
been thoroughly reconditioned
recently; 4 brand-new tires !;
high-class paint job; motor
blocks rebored, and, all moving
parts. such as pistons, pins, rings
and timing gears, replaced with
new parts. Any one interested
in a car Of this type can avail
themselves Of a real, genuine
bargain at $3.50; year to pay.
PEERLESS 1928 SEDAN
S-cyl., Spas; newly painted;
recently conditioned rnechan-
ically; about 75eo OF unused
tire mileage; upholstery in very
nice condition; $l,O50 is about
one-fourth Of the original price;
year to pay.
CHANDLER TOURING,
i9257-pass.; S brand-new bal
loon tires; Just completing S85
paint Job. This car is far above
the average in appearance and
condition; $7S5 is little more
than one-third of its original
cost, and a splendid investment,
considering the low mileage and
present condition; year to pay.
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CHANDLER
LATE 1924

Special chuf11niy, sedan;
should interest buyer looking
for a big powerful automobile
seating 5 people with every
comfort; nearly new Hood
cord tires; motor recently over
hauled by owner, a resident Of
Chevy Chase; not only a bar
gain but q real buy. See this car
today. Inspect the fine Duco
paint done by Willett & CO.:
price, $3.50, or $40 cash and
balance monthly.
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PAIGE
m SPEEDSTEP

Re6nished at cost Of SO; per-
feet motor; any demonstration !;
18th st. hill from 4 to 40 miles
per hour; will do rs miles on
any good road. Priced, $500, or
$500 down, your car as part
payment, and balance monthly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-06
CLEARING OUT BALANCE
OF USED TRUCKS.
ONLY A FEW LEFT.
LOWER PRICES THAN
EVER.

,r,rr.w,,r a.r Gv h IINnrRRony
A6IsT sTEEG pJMg SopX;
AS NEW. LATE MODEL GUAR.
ANTEE :, AND SERVICE SANE As 20 ooo
ON NV TRUCK $2,2O0
HOIST WOOD DUMP BODY
lgx2 MODEL. GOOD HCNNIN6
0RDEk DOC
WIIT.WLkL. S.TQN: lgzz MODEL.
Il2z5,ESUgSOrrr S sssA5h1E,Sn,lDIGE obgggRI1
RECoNDTTToNED. NEWLY -
EAIMTEp -; a. 600
~, ~. SersW
COOP COMPTON. 1922 MODEL, 80
rIhBoo p = iAHESr !; sr:l,s 4oV
stMN III AID Is uAhINTEE6
siH paEo b6pF l dIosRp sT eAB.
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WANTED-Ro0ds AND BOARD.
YOUNG NAN desires pieaaant accommoda-
ton In. c0ngenial .surroundinEs: prefer
northeast section. Address Box 092-D, star
COUNTRY BOARD.

RESTING PLACE Tor tired city people,
pleasant SURROUNDINGS. city convenience:
hot and cold water, bath, toilet: plenty milk
Farm, Route 2, Box 10. Laurel. Nd. PHONE
.'MAYFIELp," Braddock Heights. Mdr--sl2
Rox sg.r Fredsrick. Nd. Telephone H{sd'
CHILDREN BOARDED ON FARM--Astrac-
tive home. modern conyeniences. shady play
grounds. Gaithersburg 160-F-2I. Mr.. Harry
ROOM AND BOARD at pretty farm. good
drive TO Chain Bridge. Apply 70 Mrs. J. =.
Pollen. near Chegterbrook. Va. p. o.. ad-
dress East Falls Church. Va, r. l. Sc
s.L!LIrILE,HAVEN.-7Qn salt water: bethinE:
whf.: quiet refined, homsliks poetcardg on
request. Mrs. p. G. Prics. Mcdaniel. Nd.
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s-@ s97&
1924 Studebaker sedan $495
Mitchell touring. Us.
1924 Auburn special tour. sos
1925 Peerless coupe. a ,7o5
1925 Olds De Luxe sedan. 745
1925 Ford sedan ...... $50
1925 Peerless sedan, 6-cyl. | ,795
1924 Peerless sedan ......l ESQ
1924 Peerless coupe. $50
1924 Dodge coupe ... $50.
1928 Dodge bus. coupe. $50
Buick 4-pass. coupe. $50
1924 Chevrolet coupe o5
1928 Peerless 4-pass. SPIT. 795.
1924 Chevrolet touring $50
1928 Peerless sedan. 49,. ooS
1924 Cleveland sedan. 495.
1922 Peerless Berlin limo. sos
1928 Hudson sedan. 4o5
1928 Peerless 2-pass. cpe.. 905
1922 Peerless touring 4955
1923 Hudson coach. $50
Dodge sedan 1876.
1924 Willys-K Knight sedan. $50
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DQD(1E

LATE 1925 TOURING
Perfect and ready to go; no
explanation necessary; can be
bought for $3.50 cash and bal
ance monthly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-06
FORDS 4.
EETMTCfYEr
WE. ARE.

convinced that price alone ii
not the only attraction to used
car buyers. In addition to the
unusual and low price of our
cars you find them rehnished
tested and ready to 20.
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Liberal Terms.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
STANLEY RI. HORNER,
INC,
l0l5 18th St. Main $500.
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WHERE TO DINE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

TIE LONE ETKR TIM. CONDUIT Road,
en- dinners. dancing. q. 4003. ty1As
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YEAR TO PAY.
PEERLES MOTORS Co,
18th and p SITS. Main $3.50.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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MAXW ELI,
SEDAN
$3.50

Traveller sedan; cost 5000
when purchased new; a real
bargain; trunk racks, rails on
top for luggage, side rack and
straps for tires; $50 cash, ball
ance monthly.
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WANTED-AUTO TRUCKS.
RENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-secopd.hand truck; flsp build
tngs to wreck. Lowe 4 Co.. 434 Park I'd
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s2b down. IS per week. n
Steuart Motor Company,
i4I 18th 81. NE. Z: 5000:
NOTICE THESE SPECIALS!
Essex 4-cyl cQNEh .s.i. -. ssS@a2
Buick Sport model roadster, % 900
Chandler sport model. touring 1850. ESQ
Chandler touring .s..... Joy
Cole touring .......s..s........s l14
Stut9 roadster .S... ... ...,.. lZ1
Liberty roadster Y. - $1,000. Iye
Chevrolet coupe, 1923 80. ]: !. .s,.. 30
Hupniobfie tourinGD (2)..... $50 ana $20g
REQ 4 touring y. .-5. ~
Star sedan 1850. - ...ss..s... 20
Ford sedan ....,....... -. i. ....s. 20
bodsss and Buicks, tourings i. SOS ana up
Plenty more nc equally low prices. Z
~, Hn9RE5 s NJ HhENsHNs AgNI S,th 1CzoS IA
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OFFICE TUENIgTTER

~ EHUM. u u. I4QVT,. 2 &
Complete line Of oeske, file cabinets. lock-
ere Sofiice chatfU and tables: tremendous saw.
tnHo Everything you need for your ONCE.
WAs;HINGToN S SAL S,h ~ SGot
VACUUM OF EANERS, g only.
regularly SIS genuine Sweeper
Vac Cleaners; fully guaranteed !
$50 each. First come FIRST
served. Carroll Electric CO.,
Inc. IA 18th ST. NV.
u. s. GOVT. HARNESS ;saint.
al colors, SIPS gallon; all kinds
garden tool Washington
Salvage Co, 303 -307 10th ~
NV. i !
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

fC0ntinuea.l 49,
ELEcIRIC HOUSE -lR!eiOrs yo.lll
@sts. Convenient Riuss Ins.alisa; TspssiIr
worh attended We give : ySH II e. @ s "a
RSe g. NV Io Nam cSsaa9aa lec'1e oo ~
EEECTRIC1L REPAIRING. mosors arma.
snr1 snd gu T1da pGMer SogPkS ess
: o. NV. Main $500. ..
ELECTRICAL REPAIRING. fans. motor9.
Sspair shop. sos DIT. nv. FrSIiiklin z6SI.
EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING, house paint.
Ing: skilled mechanics; REDUCED prices paul
Serene, 81 st. NV. Tel Pot. 2o1. ~.
FLooRs-Electri machine and hand fnish-
q. e. NASH. .237l 9th ct. Col. 4231.
FURNITURE REPAIRING and refnishinF;
me cabinet X WORK as gnss sherman = TO-. oO4
FURNITURE uPHoLsTEREp. rep,d; clip:
sss HsSs Ei SSssseTstsYb Z. s n%
T snan lG Sros gGs Sen ~ u n eaa iiosS
HOT-WATFR AND STEAM hEATINGr....
sS Z, ss is sss a'sas Co
IRON BRACES. brackets, frames. rods, etc;
est iron welded: picks. shisels; dr d!,
M 2ss PEHfst cs GG IL and
JOB PLAsTERING and cement work Of a1i
kinds: reasonable prices: work guaranteed;
1871 a New T TSsRe ave- 5 c.artr r as sSSs
LAWN MoWERs-3We msse business Of
sSsrDopSs s;n ssSS Haichin: Co. 1918 8. 8.
e.. Si5 er :. e NV Ssin sss smOlA b.
PALNTTNG--House painting. door hnishlng;
Serene 81 9 81 NV. TeI. Pot. 26i. I0s
PAPERING AND PAINTING = Special for
this week: Average size room. $3.50 ana
Grades: washable papers. $40 per room and
uD. These prices include scraping. sizing and
pointing mp. All paints mixed on Jobs.
All work guaranteed against inferior work
manship and material. No extra charge for
Tree. Peerless pecoPatine CO.. Yi4 It'll ' &.
NV. Frank. 9I03. 7s
EXPERIENCING. painting: rooms scraped.
Pp qintssa pe pspSs s go n
able DECORATING CO. see 6th NV NJ. $3.50.
PAPERHANGING. PAINTING-This month
only; ayerage size room scrapsd; sis Ss:
washable paper can be washed with cloth,
w. painting and plastsEi6g o. low S, prices e;
only, We mix our paints on premises: see
the ingredients. Paperhanging guaranteed 8
yeere: nrgt class work only. no extra
months to pay: free estimate. Philadelphia
Main 2a36. Open evenings So
PAPERING ROOMS. SO up: high-class work:
t noSs sntErs ,o get % psss g.
lsoGs I4IA SlN WHOLE HOUSE, SEQ; &c.,;
Ing polychronne: summer prices. Ad. 1926.
SsTs sssP ' Riss ] e s3e
A.. Little about your interior and exterior
painting. 619 9th NV. Fr. 6754.
PIANO TUNING S2-We spemanse IN gsn.
erfl piano repairs and rebuilt Ting. Get our
ssa.sr CO.. no sz4 e zee 1lns ai9dSson
PIANOS TUNED. repaired and rebuilt; high;;
trace E SSrk; MSSSAsHSEh . Lawson. lsss =
BIS SLEANING a1d st9rns oriental a aS
s.. u ave. NV. Line 7sss.I9sl
SCREEN WORK. irst class. at . rea-
so ,1.a price estimstes cheerfully EHi.en.
uPHoLsTERING AND SLIP COyERs. also
ana upSclstefSy .S Co. ssIo 11th i. nv. ii.
UPHOLSTERING---Spec prices now: slip,
covers made to order cabinet work Capitol
Lpholstering Co. 627 st. NV. Main
quality opaque shades fitted TO your. win->
dove Sbc: the best quality Of opaque shades.
lS;; hung free; We VIII caii with ssmRIEsSs
wED2M sH4pF su. kEp sSn gosi Men
o1s ave. &C. Iancoln 1923.
FOR SATE-NTISCElI 4, ANE0TS.
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ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. ST.
near Conn. ave July and August. Sumwer
h.k. apt, corner, overlooking garden; az
elusive section; exceptional opportunity.
Dresden, Apt. e2. North 1898.
I7l2 coRcoRAN. N.W:-2 -: KIT. WITH
weter. gas and eiec. incl: $50 NJ 1881.
1929 10th ST. ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH
snq Az poorc Il. q. . roor,. k,..h., and hath.
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FOR sALE-AUTOMOBILEs.
"A
VACATION
SALEl
OF
USED CARS.
$500
CASH
WILL HOLD YOUR CAR
ALL LATE MODELS AND
READY TO GO.
JORDAN
MODEL. NIX

JORDAN
MODEL NIX
Best "Duco" finish; looks like
a blue boy; good rubber. splen-
did motor, large drum head
lights; renickeled. This car is a
bargain, only $3.50.
BUICK
1925
Latest model touring, 4
brand-new Goodyear balloon
tires, Duco finish, permanent
top; Winter inclosurc goes
with caryours at a reduced
price, $3.50 cash, or trade and
balance as you ride.
NASH
NEW 20 ROADSTER.
Driven only 1000 miles; own
1er bought larger car; new-car
guarantee; price, $1,225; $3.50
cash, or your car as part pay
ment, balance monthly.
4 I
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PEERLESS.

YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
BUY WITH CONFIDENCE.
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HUDSON
SEDAN

5-passenger;; cost over $500
new used by prominent mer-
chant Of Washington !; in very
good shape needs paint put on
sale in this order at reduced
price; yours for $3.50, or $40
cash and balance monthly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-06
WE SELL
OURSELVES
WITH EVERY
USED CAR.

Several used trucks of various
makes and bodies.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
Very Easy Terms.
No FINANCE CHARGES.
THE TREW
MOTOR CO..
nitiSsSs 4 i isia4 III lEi4By.
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NARDMAN.
1915 l4th St. NV.
NASH NASH NASH
9TH Of July Specials.
II Months to Pay.

Il Months to Pay.
HAWKINS NASH MOTOR
COMPANY, INC,
Conveniently Located.
l333-1337 14th St. NV.
Main $3.50.
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FOR SALE-AUTONfOBILEG.
USED CARS.
Various Makes and Models.
Reasonably Priced.
Terms May Be Arranged.
THE WASHINGTON
CADILLAC CO.,
1888 Conn. Ave. Fr. 1907.
PONTIAC

PONTIAC.
We have 2 OF these cars on hand coach
and coupe: both are only slightiy used and
can scarcely be told from new: can be
bought for . substantial reducion on terme
convenient TO you. Mr. Bruce. Investment
18th and x ste. NV.
FOR SALE--AUTO TRUCKS.
FORD LIGHT pELIVERY. 1925 nacdei, With
panel body, self starter. demouqtable Wheoie,
rood rubper q the ioE Drtcs q Only SS NS ~
lSt Sales CO.. 625 ii e. ne. 0Dsn nlEhts and
CHEVROLET TRUCK. y ton capacity. with
t SS SiSs. Owens ns 400 &c. ave.
CHEVR0LET TRUCK. .i-ton capacity. run
lee than 1000 miles; dandy body ana CAP;
FORD ONE-TON. with steel dump body.
trucks are in excellent mechanical condition
and carry our guarantee: no nnanee cnerge
and terms that viii surprise. Williams Mo-
tor CO.. e17 New York ave: NV. -.
PACKARD, 3 y ton. In unusually fine con-
dition. rely for hard work. Pnce risns;
AND ! whole flock Of bargains in all
''''' I sRa Rsstsii1loNAE MOTOR TRUCK
a2s 1s ST. NV. iFsrssnkln ITO.
8 FORDs, 1-TON AND LIGHT DELIVERY
THESE Will BIZ SOLD AT ONCE.
rsrERSSsff92oNsazRR HspoSrSpR TRUCK
AGENCY. INC,
80 Isl 81. N.M. EtAnknn llgO.
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hine and hand iinioh-
Ne; reliable service.
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RENT ROONS--suBuRBAN.
ROOMS ANn RnARn

POTOMAC HEIGHTS = Cnftirnished apar
ment Of 5 rooms. bath, porch, laundry; So
per month: Cleveland 6S-J, 81
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RING. ynoE0rB. arnaM.
power apparatus gpe.
nature Works. 836 D
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
1882 x ST, N,W.--Large.. beautiful. front
room; also single. refined. cheerful surround
very r sSoolssSsSg furnished excellent eals
l12l QUE SI.--D0uhle. aingie airy, newly
decor1ted and furnished. inst. hot water:
plentiful hOrne-cooked meala. promptly
served. Summer rates. s.
1881 HARVARD ST N.VF.--TarFs. well fur
nieneQ front room for two: owners home
near car lines and bus; best home cooking
ana eerylce: reasonable. Col. B003. 81
1889 BILTM0RE 81. NV communicaa-
ms rooms with lavatofy: accommodate 4 per
s1ns: With q without board; twin beds.
Ehone Col 10000.
1900 LAMONT ST. N.W.--Nicsly furnished
s2xposlrs suitable for 2: good meals.
1883 CALVERT 81. NV or 2 aftTac-
lively tufniehed front rooms: twin beds:
carefully prepared home cooking. 9 guests.
TWO LARGE ROOMS private family, board
y wanted $40 month. Telephone Ayatts-
II0l 18Th 6T. Nv omfortable. clean
rooms. With running wAter. electricity: won
oer1nl meAia: low prlce4. Ie
SIXTEENTH STREET Cool. pleasant
room. Excelleqt meals: private home: 4a6
and $40 North $50. ~
ROOM WITH PRIYATE BATH; naeaia: q
ladies'; 9. N. leetton, Abcye u. July 10. ]. p.
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STANLEY H. HORNER.
BUICK.

Used Car Department.
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SIZING, house paint
reduced prices. Paul
nj Dat OH 1no
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cenlent work OF all
%: work guaranteed;
in Q922 81
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ELECTRIC HOUSE WIRING-Befor you
have your electrical work done let M estt-
work attended %. We give you ~ 70 %
months to pay. Economy Electric Cos sol
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srilcat' monastyrsku "cerkov' :.
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horu sa doStat' hodit' skalu ma
cerkov'', no, Bob pomohol "a
chranil mas poklad - zakikirika;
kohut i po treti raz... Diabol uz
nevydrzal, skala mu rnk vypad-
la a tam ostala... A dnes, kto ide
cez Spas, vidi tam vel'kn skalu,
podobnn kostolu, ma nej nera-
site ami len trava. lebo Gertovske
ruky ju doniesly ma nasu zem...
Rozpravkar odkasl'al 81 ma
znak, ze rozpravka je skoncena.
Poslu|chaci zasevelili sd, nastal Sc
pot dievcat a chichot mladencoy.
Starry Nalivajko zmurkol ma ga
zdu,, dosiahol svoje, znovu vypil
diva pohariky, odkasl al, zafajcil
ma nov1 zapekaGku opat 81 brd-
sill jazyk, ktory sa hned roz
viazal.
- Bolo to-. 6, bolo o. zacal Pc
ter - a celou izbou zavladlo svia-
tocne ticho, iba co vreteDa vrcaly
svojim neznym sumom. Diev6ata
i mladenci pocali nac1vat'.
Bolo to vel'mi davno... Kedy,
presne w nemozem povedat', no
nasa Rus bolo uz krstena... v tie
easy nebolo este ami novin, knih
malo, cftat' vedeli iba vel Xxi
PAM nasej dedine len pop
kostolnik ME mnoho... Temna
bola vtedy nasa zem, ME veru ia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-01

ka, ako dnes, kedf' vsetci m0zu
cltat', ba smieshe je, jestli najde
sa clovek negrantotny... TAX, bolo
to vel mi davno... Bola Vel 'ka
Noe. Vel'ka Noe ako Vel 'ka Noe,
vel ky sviato k... Baby napiekly
kolace a, ako bIva vo zvyku, So
bral sa l'ud do kostola - kostol
Dol cedroveho dreva - l'ud sa
sisiel pop zatal SHIFT omsu...
Sl1zi, sltMi, vel konocn1 utieren
az skoncil, kostol S procession obi
sli az tri razy, uz je cas- obrad "a
cinat' Ma dvore este yse noe a
noc... n 'alzli sa ysetci, ci Bob ne
postal w koniec sveta, abo GO ia
Ike, re since nevlchodi, vse je len
noe noc... Strasne...
Posluchaci zhlboka 81 vydvchli
este vacsou zvedavost 'ou po-
eilvali. A Govorlivyj pokraeoval: /:
A poeali prezerat' stare. kni-
hy... hi 'adat', ci nenajdt sva-
tych knihach proroctvo alebo w.
svetlenie, preco ma Vel'k1 Noe
Bob nedava slnieeka... A nasi, ze
ma den ma tohorocnd Vel 'k1 Noe
a drrlhy syiatok pripada vel ky
sviatok. To bolo Zyestovanie Maj
.svatejsej Fanny. zhresili SINE,
povedal pop. Slavime "Vozkre-
senie" a Zvestovanie SINE zabud-
Ii. A zacal sldzit' to, co podl'a
predpisov .treba SHIFT ma Zvesto-
vanie... A div neyidany, len co sa
odbayily bohosluzby ma Zvestova-
ME, hned' nastal biely den... SIN
ce bolo uz vysoko, vysoko ma me-
bi, to Bob sam skryl since, ably
poctil svoju mat Neposkvrnen1
Pannu...
Suchy kasel' rozpravkara oval
sa znovu. Ease vsetci zaSevelili.
Kohdti zakikirikali 70 vsetkych
stran. Mladez sa rozvlnila, po.
d 'akoyala Nalivajku "a ustayanie
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-01
AKY JE PoveD sLovA JAZZ?

Slovo "jazz'', ktore sa tn A
merlke vymorilo, nadobudlo rych-
lie vseobecneho vyznamu. Ked
jazz tanec al zmizne, zostane toto
slovo V reel zachoyane. ,Mnohi 81
'lamali uz. hlavu ma tom, odkial
to sioyo pochadza.- V jednom ca
sopise nedavno bolo toto vysvet-
lenie: V malom juznackom meste-
cku spojenych Statov iii eernos-
SIX! .h1ldobnik Charles, ktory boil
vseobecne menoyany skratkou me-
ma: "Chas'''. Boil horlivym prize
kopnlkom eernosskej hubby GER
nosskyc'h tancov a preto move sa
vynorivsi druh hubby dostal po
nom memo. Zmenou hlasky zme,
milo sa behom dolby slovo "Chas'
v "jas" a d 'alej v jazz. V tej-
to forme stalo sa potion toto slovo
syetoznamym.