davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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The Bedrooms

Master Bedroom extends across
the entire width of the house. The
two other Bedrooms are of un-
usual size-with entrance TO the
sleeping porch.
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The Closets

An unusually large Coat Closet
in the entrance hall; large Linen
Closet in the upper hall; and
enormous Wardrobe Closets in
each of the Bedrooms.
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TWo-in-One Cake.

Take two cupfuls of sugar, three
fourths cupful of butter. stir well,
add five eggs and stir well again. Add
two cupfuls of milk and one-half a
tablespoonful of vanilla, five cupfuls
OF flour and two heaping teaspOOnfuls
of baking powder. Then stir all well.
Before making the cake take two
tablespoonfuls of cocoa and one-fourth
teaSpoonful of ginger and dissolve
in hot water. Let stand while stirring
the cake and after the half portion is
taken, add the cocoa and ginger and
you will have a nice dark cake.
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The Basement

Servants toilet; complete laun-
dry tubs: separate cold storage
room; hot-water heater: and sep
arate heater for the service water
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The Kitchen

Every woman will appreciate
the attention which has been given
to the arrangement and furnishing
of the Kitchen. One-piece porce-
lain sink, glassed dresser: White
Mountain Refrigerator. of 100 lbs
ice capacity: very best type of gas
range.
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An average of one shipwreck day
is the toll of the sea each year.
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The Rooms
enormously big rooms; in an
- entirely new arrangement.
The POrches-

3 of them to each Home c-Large
concrete front porch. Big break
fast porch and big sleeping porch
both screened.
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Lighting Fixtures

The very latest design. includ-
ing wall fixtures and center lights
producing wonderful effect.
Floor plugs everywhere.
Evening star., 1926-10-02

1t pays to read the want columns Of
The Star. Hundreds of situations are
obtained through them.
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Floors

All floors. upstairs and down
stairs, are of best grade of hal
wood. doubly laid. with insula.i =.
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Screens

All openings are completely
screened with durable wire, made
on strong frames, and perfectly
fitted.
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5th and Decatur StS. NV.

Home the group is of a artistic degn-dferng
effect. Internally they planned and
finished on the lavish
These are Homes you must inspect-IN DET4IL-fOr
there is a surprise erpFy turn.
Evening star., 1926-10-02
The Bath

High-tiIed; and equipped with
the very finest of built-in tub and
shower.
Evening star., 1926-10-02

they models of practical livablenessbut
of that the We've
features these Homes that have been Incorporated in
Homes under $4,000
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Mrs. Homer Franks and baby
daughter came home last week.
Mrs. j. o. Sandburg of Lyons,
Oregon, came in Sunday for an
extended visit at the home of her
son E. Sandburg.
Miss Mary Franks who has
spent the past two months visiting
at the home of her brother, Homer
returned to her home at lone,
Oregon, Sunday.
M. w. Zindel and family were
visitors at the j. Nyens home last
Tuesday.
N. P. Nelson of Patterson spent
Sunday visiting at the Nyens
home.
Miss Amy Alridge who has
spent the past two weeks visiting
her sister in Seattle came home
the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Sandburg and
Mrs. j. o. Sandburg were guests
at the j. Nyens home Tuesday eve
ming.
Mrs. Wesley Monroe visited her
parents Tuesday afternoon and
took her mother and Barbara Gene
home with her.
A. F. Stops started with a nice
truck load of fruit for the harvest
fields Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Davis was unfortunate and
collided with Mr.. Desgranges and
Mr.. Simenson. damaging his new
car quite a little and taking a
wheel off the Dsegranges car, but
fortunately no one was hurt.
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Miss Pearl Williams was quite
sick at her home for several days
the past week.
Jacob Dahlin who has been al
Hood River, returned to his home
here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Hampton ant
Mrs. Tucker left Thursday fol
Moscow and returned Saturday
bringing with them, Miss FerI
who has been attending the U. o
Idaho there. They also had a shor
visit at the home of Mrs. Hamp
tons brother, H. Sherk of Moscow
Leslie Moe is staying in Finle.
this week looking after interest
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kilmer of Kenne
wick were visitors Sunday at tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Frank
lin.
Harry Hampton was Wall
Walla visitor Monday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Perkins, Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Cox and their fam
lilies are spending a week at Wal
low Lake, fishing and having
good time in general. They will
be home next Monday. Mr.. Stengel
has charge of the Perkins ranch
while they are away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Volland went to
Pasco Sunday and spent. the day
with Mrs. Volland's sister Mrs.
Goodell and her family.
Mrs. Volland had quite an cat
Home Day" last Wednesday. The
visitors calling were Mrs, Farney,
Mrs. w. Monroe and Barbara,
Mrs. G. Piert and daughter Eliza
beth and Miss West of Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nyens and family
were visitors at T. A. Hooker's
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. T. A. Hooker was quite
sick the early part of this week
but is some better now.
Mrs. George Frederick and two
little girls have gone to Astoria
and Long Beach to visit with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cronkite visited
with Mrs. Bennett last week.
Miss Louisa CARAT is visiting
with her aunt, Mrs. T. A. Hooker
this week.
Word has reached here from
Mrs. Thompson saying that they
are on their way home and will
be here by August 7th.
Last Sunday morning it was de-
cided to purchase new hymn books
for the church. Subscriptions were
taken up and thirty dollars and
fifty cents donated. Altho this will
not cover the cost. we feel sure il
will come and Mrs. Zindel was
instructed to get the books a,
once.
Sunday School at 10, and preach.
ing at 8 by Mr.. Adams. Everybody
welcome.
The regular meeting of the
grange will be held in the hall
Friday, August 9th when it is hop.
ed there will be good attend.
ance as there is quite a lot OF
business to be taken up. Bring q
dime for your lunch.
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his sister at Tillamook, Oregon.
Chas. E. Lum was Yakima Wis
itor last week.
Miss Lucy Campbell left Thurs
day to visit her sisters and brothe'
at Anatone. .--s.
Miss Edith Lampson visited witt
her sister Miss Clarice from Sun
day until Tuesday, when she lefr
for Goldendale to visit relatives.
Mrs. Theodore Buchanan and sol
Guy of Yakima have been visiting
the past week at the j. c. Buchan
an home, accompanied by Miss
Miss Irene Buchanan whom the!
Irene. They left for home Wednes
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. F. Cresswel
entertained at Sunday dinner, j.
S. Mcclure and the G. A. Rupl
family. ~. o. ..--
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Feeble re
ceived word that their son Gene
who had an operation about ;
month ago is now able to leave
the hospital. ...
Miss Lillian Hutchinson of Okla
homa City, Oklahoma, arrived las
week for months visit with he,
sister Mrs. ]. I. Hill.
A large number were present a
the Progressive Womans club Fri
day at the home of Mrs. Lupi
Refreshments were served by Mrs
Neil and Mrs. Witt. The next meet
ing will be held at the home o
Mrs. Cresswell, August 9th.
Miss Hattie Blair is visitin'
home folks.
Gladys Blair who has been a
Kahlotus for some time came HON
Sunday.
Bert Pope of North CAROLYN:
is spending the summer at TIL
home of his aunt Mrs. j. c. Buch
anan.
The j. C. Buchanan family an,
their guests made trip to the OF
wells in Rattlesnake hills Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wake
have purchased the five acre trac
from Mr.. and Mrs. Chinell. Tn
Chinells expect to return to thei
old home in Canada.
Little Marjorie Mason of Pros
ser is visiting her great-aunt, Mrs
James Johnston.
Mrs. John Jacobson and childre
of Seattle are visiting at the hom
of her mother Mrs. Chris PudeY
baugh.
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A woman lay very i'll. Hapin
brought up a clever orphan gin
the sick woman called the orpha
to her and said: 81 shall soon leay
my little children motherless. The
know you and love you, and afte
I am gone / want you and my hu.
band to marry"
The young woman, bursting il
to tears, said: owe were ju!
talking about that"
The wife recovered.
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"The Masked Bride" sensational
story of Partisan underworld. Also
comedy.
+ f. T.
. ,Tuesday-Matt Moore and Dor
othy Devore in "His Majesty,
Bunker Beam" a comedy drama.
Also two-reel comedy.
y
Wednesday-Mary -Philbin in
"Rose of Paris. Also Pathe News
and cartoon comedy.
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Thursday - Leatrice Joy and
William Boyd in Ewes Leaves"
a splendid comedy drama and one
you will surely enjoy. Also 2-reel
comedy.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Neuman and
is sister Mrs. Z. F. Mathews and
returned Tuesday from
short auto trip to La Grande.
nd Portland. Mrs. Mathews is
'om Peirre, S. ID. and is a house
lest at the Neuman home.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

The Evelyn Shoppe wishes to
announce the advent of per-
nanent waves in KenneWick.
An expert from Spokane will
give the New Nestle CircuIine
Waves on Wednesday, August
lth. Only three can be given
% If interested call 1881 for
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WE WANT to fill this page with good newsy items
wv every week. You help When you know an
item of interest, tell about it personally or by
phone-we'l appreciate it. Phone No. One Double One.
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j. J. J. j. !. j. T. j. j. j. j. j. J.
LIBERTY PROGRAM +
= J. J. = + J. = !. I. !. j. j. ).
Friday and Saturday - Vera
eynolds, Joseph Schildkraut and
lillian Boyd in "The Road to
'sterday," a very fine picture,
oroly enjoyable. Also comedy.
and Monday-Mae Muir
Y and Francis X Bushman in
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-09-24
MA PREDAJ DOM
MA LANSNGVILLE

Novy, teraz dohotoveny, vel Ky
6-Mboyy dom, na Cooper st. Ci-
pivnica pod celym do
MON i pod prednym porcom, XII
pel'na, gaz, elektrika, mestska
voda, stra, utica dlazdena, vset-
ko moderne vel'ky pojd. Dom
moze ~byt' pre- jednu alebo dive
rodiny. Dom dobre budovany du-
plovane sajdingy a medzi mimi
papier. Kto no kupi, neobanuje.
Haste sa u stavitel'a
JAN sLAvKovsKY
LII N. Bridge st., Struthers, Q.
Telefon 5O2113.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-09-24
LITERATtRA.

Duchovny Pastier, tasopis slo-
venskeho katolf,keho duchoven-
stva. Majitel' a yydavatel' Spo-
lok sv. Vojtecha Trnave. Zod-
povedny redaktor DR.. Jozef Ii
so. Predplatne pre- Ameriku ma
rok 800, prilohou Katolicke
Kazne $1.0O Wac.
V 8. elsie s. rocnika nachodia
sa nasledovne clanky: Nasa kon-
grua. Cirkevne pravo. - O su-
pise farskych dochodkov. - Pa
storacia. Cirkevne dejiny. -
Nieco 0 podvedomi " psycholo-
gie). - Reforma revolucia. -
Referaty a zpravy katolfckeho
syeta.
V prilohe "Katolicke Kane
je devat' kazni Cd vynikajilcieh
katolickych knazov, ku roznym
prilezitostiam.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-09-24
zAvRAzDENY KNAZ.

Mala, takmer panu Bohu za
chrbtom leziaca dedinka Malcice
pri Michalovciach ma Slovensku,
bola dejiskom bestialnej vrazdy,
Starry knaz, posobiaci dedine
vyse 81 rolov, 2-rocny obi Tube
ny farar Jan Mad ar boil mel 'ud-
skym posobom zavrazdeny pacha
tel mi, ktori s1 uz rukach s1du,
Ked' rano 26. aug. kostolnik
Setak, ako obvykle, po zaklopa-
nj vst1pil do Rkazskej pracovne,
poznal hned', ze sa vol 'aco priho-
dilo. Nedobytna pokladnica bola
otvorena a ma zemi rozhadzane
boly niektore dokumenty. Dvere
do spalne boly postriekane krvou
Kostolnik bezal pre- ostatnych do
macich l'udf ked' S mimi vosiel
do loznice, naskytlo sa i'm hrozne
divadlo. Ma posteli, celej zakr-
vacanej, lezal zavrazdeny farar
Hrdlo NAL prerezane, hlavu roz
trieskanl a ma zemi lezala Tampa
a ohorele papiere Ma nej nahadza
ne. BeStialni pachatelia totiz "a
mysl ali zalozit' ohen a zahladit
stopy yrazdy..
Cetnicki strazmajstri Malclc
!Ciganek a Marek, zahajili hned
patranie. Podozrenie pablo hned
ma isteho Michalku Kulicha, ma
co obaja boil ,zatknutf. Ma poyale
kde spal Michalko, boly najaent
saty, ktore boly zakrvavene. Obi
dvaja tajili, ale ma koniec doznal
! Michalko, ze rano prisiel k nemu
Kulich vyhrazal mu;, s..Ked Sne,
budes eusat', tax TIA zabiSeml'
Ale on, Michalko, nevedel, co vrai
urobil.
s prevedenim ma mrtvole trad
nej pytvy, bolo potvrdene, ze 20
Inuly Dol tupym predmetom, pa.r-
ne .obuchom seRery, diva razy MOI
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-09-24
SIBERIA PIESNf Cd MMOsA
RUPPELDTA.

Slovaci radi menujeme sa spe-
yayym narodom, radi honosime
sa re milujeme spev a hudbu.
Tiez 81 radi i st 'aEujeme, re ne
name pestovatel 'ov spevackej a
hudobnej literattry. Nuz povedz-
me 81 pravdu do oci. V skutocno-
sti malo name pestovatel 'ov spe-
WI a hubby. Preco /? Preto, ze ME-
to odberatel 'ov. Bratia, sestry
Nepopieratel ma pravda je, ze ma
rodny spev, narodpa hudba ma
narodne povedomie a pestovanie
tychto veliky 1cinok a vyznam
v narodnej praci. Nedavno ozna-
mill SINE nasej americko- -sloven.
skej verejnosti, ze name ma skla-
de l. sosit "Sbierka slovenskych
muzskych sborov'' Cd Milosa Rup
peldta, prof. Hudobnej a drama
tickej skoly pre- Slovensko v Bra.
tislave. Sosit tento je vkusne w
strojeny a obsahuje q krasnych
narodnych piesni napevom. Cd
porncame no znovu nasim rodu
vernvm a spevuznalym laskavvm
Slovakom Slovenian. Cena so
Stu je Is centoy, ktore mozte po
slat' v postovnych znamkach ns
adresu: Slovenska Liga, P. O. B
996, Pittsburgh, Pa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-09-24
Bob zIv sL'ACHETNYCH!

Svobodu prava nevydobyl 81
ziadon narod bez menSfch a vac
sich obeti. TAX al my Slovaci, ak
chceme vydobyt' nasemu narodu
nplnn svobodu a prava, musime
kazdy podl'a svojej moznosti
svojho sposobu obetovat'. Obeto-
vat pracu, cas-, myslienku i gros,
Ziadna obet' neni mala. Kvapka
vody ked' padne na suchll zem
ztrati sa slice, ale tiez ME bez sto-
py. Vel mi peknym prikladom sil
nam bratia v Branch Dale, Pa
Brat Michal Ivanov, horlivy ma.
rodny pracovnik, postal nam $l3
co sbierku zavedenh ma krstinach
odbyvanych v dome nasho spolu-
brata Michala Zemba. Pan Bof
zaplat' stonasobne' vynahrad
sl'achetnym dobrodincom ich o
bette prinesene na akciu vedent
"a zachranu Slovenska Slovakom
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-09-24
VYKAZ INTERVIEWED
a navstev nradovni tajomnika
slov. Ligy v Amerike cd l. do Is.
septembra 1926.

Juraj Sivak, ohl'adom zadoya-
zenia afidavitu. - Jan Augustin,
OIL 'adom vymahania VIA. A..
Doruscak, OIL 'adom afidavitu. -
Michal Tkac, ohl iadom registra-
Gle IL americkeho kozula. - Jan
Zrhal, OIL 'adom registracie II a
merickeho konzula. - Jozef Ze-
lenik, OIL l'adom registr. u amer.
konzula. = Jan Fedeles, OIL "a
dom vymahania viva. - Stefan
Mihalik, OIL Padom prednasky. -
Pavel Valent, OIL 'adom regitra-
Gle u americkeho konzula. - Pc
ter Jakubjansky, OIL 'adom "a
kladajucej sa organizacie. 10.
zef Mia, OIL 'adom podania ziatdo-
sti vizo.. - Lad. j. Skvarka, O.
hliadom milodaru. Michal Tim
ko, ohl'. podania ziadosti 0 vizo
Maria Horni, OIL 'adom afidavitu
Alex. Jakubek, bhl 'adom podpo
ry Michal j Pavucko, OIL "a.
dom st 'ahovania rodimyl Kama.
dy. ~ Michal Kropco, OIL 'adom
vymahania viva. Jan Paulov
OIL 'adom cestoNneho pasu. A
Svec, ohl 'adom afidavitu. -, 10
zef Kuchar, OIL 'adom sidla Okr
Sboru. Michal Gaspar, ohl'a
dom. st'ahovania rodiny 20 Slo.
venska, Jan ssoltis,a OIL sadpmp, =,
vymahania viva, Jo2ef Hudak o-
hladom predlzenia pobytu v SIP,
Statoch. Jan Cineala OIL l'adom
cestoyania do Spoj. Statov. Jo-
zef Puskar OIL 'adom vymahania
VIA. Michal Sabo, OIL 'adom
cestovneho passl. Andrej Once
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-09-24
PREzIDENT MAsARYK
v MARITIME.
(Dokon6enie so 4. strany.)

Po zaspievani slavnostneho sbo-
ru prehovorila este "a slovenske
zeny spisovatel'ka Soltesova a "a
chovanky nstavu Marketa Suva-
doya. Slavnostnym pochodom, "a
hranym vojenskon hudbou bola
slavnost skoncena.
Popoludnf bola usporiadana v
prirode "a Stefanikovym dstavom
vel 'ka narodopisna slavnost' a
manifestacia, ma ktorej l'ud v ma
rodnych krojoch 20 Slovenska
spieyal narodne piesne a predvie-
dol narodne zvyky a hry. Ma
slaynosti prehovoril predseda 81.
Lfgy dr.. Bella, poslanec dr.. Ju-
riga a poslanec DIR. Derer.
Ma slavnost' prisiel sa podlvat'
popoludni pol IL. hodine pan
prezident ministrami drom Sla-
vikom, drom Krcmarom a drom
Kallayom a so zaujmom prizeral
k prevadzanym l'udovym hiram a
vypocul reci recnikov. Program
narodopisnych 'slavnosti sostavil
riadil professor X. PliclSa.
Vel mi vtipnn rec NAL tn memo
vite DIR Juriga, ktory medzi inym
dl a referatu bratisl. "Sloyaka .,
povedal: "Nezazil som po pre-
vrate tol'ko krasnych civil od-
razu, kol 'ko tieto dni slavnost-
ne. V prevrate bolo niekol 'ko ta-
kychto civil ked' sa prejavoyal
silou zivelnou narodny duch slo-
vensky a hi 'adal svoje umiestne-
ME State a medzi ostatnymi ma
! rodami. Ale tento duch neskor-
sich rokoch presiel do jednotli-
vych Slovakov podivne. Mnohi
no mali vo vrecku (veselost'), I'M
donna ia pecou, Ease inym vbehol
do prstov, no dnes sa on vydra.
\ 20 srdca vsetkych. A zasiel az ns
naivysssie miesta. Vcera dcera pa
Ma prezidenta mala rec a tn Wy
klzlo sa jej nst - myslim 1my
sci ne = slovo "slovensky ma
. rod". Pan prezident hovoril tie
| o narodnom duchu, a lSo no poni
mali ME terajsf nasi rozumkari
| ale otcovia naSi. Je to zjav
ktory nam talk dobre pa.dol, ak
malym chudobnym Diet 'om kus co
kolady (veselost y. Lebo postal
sme stale culi hovorit len 0 ces
| koslovenskom narode, lebo vra
my Slovaci SINE nicfm, nulou. No
Cesi hovoria, ze oni znamenaj'
v svete jednotku. Ked' sa prida
: jednotke nula, to je desat' (ohron
ma veselost') "a desat' menus
sa ami Slovak, ami Czech hanbit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-09-24
LITERATURE.

Obdrzali sme po tieto dpi 156-
stranovu knHku pod menom Spra-
covanie ovocia v domacnosti, kto-
ri napisal byv. professor techno-
logic na vysokej zahradnickej
skole Viktor Buchta, terajsi Stat.
Inspector ovotinarstva pr'e Slo-
vensko prednosta Stat. vyskum-
neho tlstavu ovocinarskeho v Bra
tislave. KnMku vydala svojim ma
kladom spolocnost' Academia y
v Bratislave. .~@
v knizke je vsetko, co kazda
gazdina po.reouje vediet' o zava-
ranf oyocia, vareni lekvarov, DE
Low, dzemov, syrupoy, stiav, vina,
liehu, octu atd'. Vsetko je jasne
a srozumitel'ne opisane, take
kazda gazdina bude mat 2 nej O.
pravdivy osoh a poucenie. Y knl'
he je 23 obrazov. Cena pre- Anne.
riku $1.OO. Knizku mozno .objed-
nat v nasej redakcii alebo ma re-
daktorovej adrese: M. Mraz, ia
So. Whitney Ave-, Youngstown
Ohio. - Objednana zasoba nam
pride asi 0 10 dni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-09-24
LACNO DOM MA PREDAJ
Ach, tax

Ma Kenmore Ave, {. SGT je ma
predaj 5-izbovy dom, kdpel 'nou,
elektrikou, gazom, fornesom i ga
radzom. Blizko Mill Greek parl1ll.
Lot je 50x14S. Vyborna pumpova
voda pri dome, pekna zahrada
Preda sd vel lacno len $500
hotovych treba. Haste sd ma ho-
reudann adresu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-09-24

Sloyenska Lisa ie yssnirod-
sn& ustanosixs6, vstupnjts do nej!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-09-24

ne udrety do hlavy. Jedna rama
sbola obsolltne smrtel ma. Po tom
mu prerezane bolo hrdlo ostrym
nozom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-09-24
Pred opicou vo zverienci.

- Ale je to zvlastny tvor tuna.
Ma styri ruky a neberie!
To je ME tunajsi, to je az z
Afriky.
- Ach, tax!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-09-24
Predplat'te Yopngsto townsk6
|Hlovenske Noyiny svojim
pribuxnym I1a Slovenian /!

HssatolcasppiI / ,htyssseia,tieI,p
hlasky len spoil 'ahlWych 9obchp-
dqv, vaesinou tych najstarsich v
meste. Kto sstymito obchodami
-obdhoduje, mozs byt isty, ze do
stane spfavny toTar "a spravnu
cenu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-09-24
DOBRA. A ZRIEDKAVA
PRfLEZITOST.
kupit' dom, lot alebo farmu!

kuplt dom, lot alebo farmu!
Ma Dickson st. moderny dem,
v ktorom sest' izieb a siediha ma
attic. Cena len $780, I a !;
II krasnych lotoy ma Maryland
Ave. blizko SLOW. kostola, Pc 1878
len "a kratky cas-.
2S-akrova farma, dom, nova
mastal pre- 8 krav, preda sa va
$3.50 so vsetkym statkom far
marskymi vecmi. Neomeskajte tu-
to prflezitost' zabezpecit' 81 bez-
starostnu stafobu.
Nam na predaj mnoho inych
domov, lotov a fariem "a vel'mi
vyhodne ceny a ma splatky. Prid >
te MA navStivit'. ;. ...
JOZEF J. SCHROM0FSKY
TOT Dollar Bank Bldg.
Telefony: 75149 Res. 83114
Evening star., 1926-12-12

Dear little b a b v
dolls. "a inches high
w i t h moving eyes.
sweet little voices and
dressed in pretty
white lawn dresses,
trimmed with lace.
Boxed.
----19.inch Bye.Lo
Baby Dolls S3.45
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-04
WEST VIRGINIA VOTING
CLOSE IN 4TH DISTRICT
Tight Race for Successor to Wood
yard-House Incumbents
Renamed.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, August 4
R.-Returns from nealy half of the
State today indicated the renomina-
ton in yesterdays primary Of four of
West Virginia's five Republican repre-
sentatiVes and of her one Democratic
member in the lower house.
In the Republican contests Repre-.
sentatives Carl G. Bachman, first dis
trict; Frank l.. Bowman, second dis
trict and John M. Wolverton, third
district, all were leading their
respective opponents. Representative
James French Strother was unopposeG
for the nomination in the fifth dis
trict.
Representative j. Alfred Taylor
was leading his opponent for the
Democratic nomination In the sixth
district by more than 5000 votes
Former Attorney General Z. T.. Eng
land apparently kI the Republican
nominee in the SIC district.
Former Representative James A.
Hughes and State Senator Harvey
Marsh were running close race for
the Republican nomination in the
fourth district, now represented by
Harry G. woodward, who did not
seek denomination. Hughes had a
slight lead, with third of the district
vet to report.
For the Democratic congressional
ominations, leaders in the various
districts were; First. George w. Old