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New Britain herald., 1926-06-09
Your Health How to Keep It.
 Causes of Illness
(BY DR. HUGH S. CUMMING) Surgeon General, United States
 Public Health Service

Public Health Service
 An abundance of water, both in formally and externally, is neces- sity during hot weather. A daily bath during the summer cleanses, refreshes and aids in maintaining the health.
 Just how much water should be consumed in hot weather depends upon the work performed, the at mospheric temperature and the rela- tive humidity. In any event, pleas antly cool water should be con- stunned in fairly liberal quantities.
 The excessive use of iced drinks Is apt to exert a determined influence upon the digestive system, causing discomfort or actual illness, and if such drinks are sweet, the sugar contained adds to the amount of heat produced in the body.
 Take a sun bath every day, but very cautiously at first, until your skin attains the necessary protective powers. Too long exposure to the suns rays when you are not accus- toned to if, is harmful.
 In summer ones thoughts natur- ally and very properly, turn to the prospect Of a vacation, a change of scene and respite from customary labors. Every person who works would be benefited by such a vaca- ton and should endeayor to obtain it.
 The person who remains at home Is fortunate in many ways. In cities the milk, water and food sup plies are usually available and insect pests are infrequent.
 Sometimes a vacation at home affords the very best opportunity for rest and recuperation. However, many Of the home advantages are offset by the summer heat and the sameness of the surroundings.
 If an away from home" vacation Is decided upon, a place in which adequate health protection is afford ed should be chosen. The selection Of such a resort is an important matter requiring the exercise of good judgment and careful attention to numerous vital health factors that have been discussed in previous lectures.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-09
Daughter Crates

My Mother from q Child's View point" was the subject given l@- year-old Ellen Elizabeth Benson, worlds brightest child. on which to speak before metropolitan Busi- ness anl Professional Women's club. A bully idea. this! If more children were encouraged to rise right up in meetin'" and tell what they think of their parents, that profession might be greatly re- formed. AS is, children have never been trained to endure in silence and grow bitter and rebellious in. side at injustices of parents.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-09
The SCarf'S the Thing

It all depenCs on how the scarf is tied this year. The same old scarf Of yesteryear which flew airily heath the coat, may become q mod ish thing of beauty if tied into stock effect. q four-in-hand, or soft and jaunty bow al the side Even the old Deauville scarf man ner of wearing it swaggerishly la banda: T is seen on sport frocks.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-09
Menus for tie Family

Orange juice, aspara gus oaelet, graham mullins, milk, coffee.
 Luncheon - Baked homiuy, crisp 'hroilcd bacon, cress and mint sand Wirhcs caramel cookies, rhubarb sauc", milk, tea.
 Dinner Casserole Of mutton, hoiIrI new potatoes, beet greens lemon sponge pie. whole wheat bread. milk, cotfes.
 Sine. no cereal is served for lnrrHkfast 8 cereal in dish is sug rDst"d for luncheon. The rhubarb eauro should be served with the hominy, hacon and sandwiches and Tho rockies finish the meal 10 help make the milk go down."
 Asparagu, Omclet
 Ono bunch asparagus. table spoons butter, tablespoons flour, cup water in which asparagus was cooked. r cup cream. 5 eggs. tea spoon salt IS teaspoon pepper.
 Wash and scrape asparagus and .cut all but four fine stalks into inch pieces. discarding the tough ends. Cook all in boilin~ water until ten der aG ing the heads after the first .ten minutes of cooking. Salt slightly when heads ; added. Drain and rc" rye water. Melt tablespoons butter in a smooth sauce pan. Stir in flour and whom perfectly blend ed slowly add a paragus water, stir ring constantly Add cream or milk and ] more tablespoon butter. Cook and stir until thick and smooth and add the asparagus cut in pieces Keep hot ov,r boiling water. Separ- n'o yoll,s from whites of eggs and heat yolks witl tablespoons water in W ich asparagus was cooked un- iii thick and lemon colored. Season with salt and pepper and fold in
New Britain herald., 1926-06-09

The ability of American automo- biles to climb hills and travel rough roads has made cars from this coun- try and Canada popular in New Zealand. which bought six times as many American machines this sea son as it did four years ago.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-09
Why the Ants Love the Aphids

By Thornton W. Burgess Re gentle 10 the one who feeds you And make him think he really needs you.
 The Ant.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-09

The next story. "The Hidden Monster"
New Britain herald., 1926-06-09
ITO RE coNTINrFD)

Fanny planes Sylvia for Lolly's Sylvia feels the in- justice but is glad In her heart that Lolly and Boyle have taken In their own hands,
New Britain herald., 1926-06-09

TOMORROW; An Astonishing Turn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-10

nasi bratia sestry v starej Via
sti robia, tiez kroje celeho Slo-
venska, ako al Tatry, rieky, zam-
ky, jarunoky a mnoho inych veci
tykaj jdcich sa hospodarskeho a
kulttirneho zivota slovenskeho
l'udu pod neboty1nymi Tatrami.
Uvidite tiez miesto, kde boil slo-
vensky milacek general Stefanik
zabity a odhalenie jeho pomnika
V meste Cleveland, Ohio. Tiez u
vidite faru kostol msgra And
reja Hlinku, prdcesie ,odpusty ma
|'Slovensku. Mimo tychto veci u
vidite i Eucharisticky kongres V
Chicagu ako al kongres Slov. LII
gy a konvenciu Narodneho Slov.
Spolku v Detroit, Mich, hlavnych
ilradnikov tychze a hlavne nrad-
nicky Ziveny, slovenskych ameri-
ckych redalitorov a rozlicne me
zaujimavosti.
Tedy su to obrazy, axe ste este
ma vasej okolici nevideli a sotva
V zivote svojom uvidite. Sti to see
NY ~ zivota slovenskeho, ducha
mysel' povznasaj1ce a preto
nemalo by byt' Slovaka, Sloven-
! ky, Rusfna, ably sa neprisiel po-
kochat' a videt' rodnu zem aspon
V pohyblNych obrazdch. Obrazy
ukazovat' trva dive a pol hodiny.
Obrazy tieto ukazoyane budu V
kazdej sloyenskej osade len raz.
Nasi poverenici PIP. J. M. Har-
bula Juraj X. Gazak V kratkom
case navstivia "a ilceiom zariade.
MIA prednasky najbry mesta v
Pennsylvania, potom indie. Al v
Youngstow bude prednaska, kto-
ri oznamime inokedy.
Obraciame sa teda iprimnou
prosbou na vsetkych naSich bra
tov a sestry, mennonite ma nasicl
roduvernych slovenskych duchov-
nych, ably vyssDomenutych ia
stulpcov Sloy. Ligy, ked' pridu, la
skave prUali a poskytli ian radu
a pomoc V tejto vznesenej a slo-
venskemu l'udu prospesnej praci
Ivan Bielek, predseda. Jan A
Kocur, tajomnfk.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-10
SLOVENSKO v POHYBLIVYCH
OBRAZOCH, J
RCl'aci a rodacky

Rodiaci rodacky! =
Slovenska Liga v Amerike ide
yam ukazat' nasu rodhu Svlast'
kolisku to mas vsetkyph - nase
krasne Slovensko, ktore SINE my
amcrickl Slovaci pomahali oslo
bodit'.
Obrazky celeho Slovenska sli
zaciatkom programu amerikani
.zacneho Slov. Ligy. Po tychto "a
Sc usporiadame prednasly 0 kra-
sach nasich slavnych Spojenych
Statov.
Ma tomto predstayeni uvidfte
Slovenske mesta: Bratislavu
Nitru, Trencin, zilinu, Sv. Miku-
las, Sv. Martin, Ruzomberok, Pre-
Soy, Kosice, Michalovce atd'., slo-
venske dediny, zivot Y, nich ako
al pracu na poHaeh, mlatenie ce-
pami a strojami, hrabanie sena
pratie Stat ma potnkoch, trepanie
! anu a konopi, pastierov, bubno-
vanie, svadbu. UvidIte vsetko, &C
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-10
MA PREDAJ
CIsTOKRVNE SLIEPKY
NOsNICE
Nasledovn1ch plemien:

Barron p6yodu biele Leghorns, Ever
lay p6vodu hned6 Leghorns, Thomp-
sons Barred Rocks, Owens alebo
Tompkin's s Rhode Island Reds, biele
Rocks .alebo biele Wyandotte, s1.25
"a jednu.
Pat 'mesaGn6, kury horeudanych
plemien, po $1.00, skoro bud1 NEST
Mladi kohdti dorastli, po 50 jeden.
Kohdt zdarma pri objednanf jeineho
tuctu sliepok alebo Wac. z
Biele Leghorn kurciatka, $s.75 "a sto.
Brown Leghorn kurciatka, SO "a sto.
Barred Rock kureiatka, $11 "a sto.
Rhode Island cervene k1rciatka, $40
"a sto.
Biele Rock kurciatka, S12 "a sto.
Biele Wyandotte kurciatka, $1l.5O
"a sto.
Vsetky su tistokrvne toho povodu,
ako je udane.
My pestujeme sami nasu hydinu a
SINE vel mi opatrni pri vyberanf vaicc
ma liahnutie. Ia uspokojenie yam ru-
aime.
Ny platime postovn6 poplatky "a do
pravu kureiat exprssne poplatku "a
dopravu sliepok.
Rutime, re hydina bude yam xiv.
dodana.
The Fulghum Hatchery
GIRARD, OHIO.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-10
Drobne ohlasky
vAzNE.

Ked chcete kiipit dom alebo
lot na Steelton alebo kdekol 'vek
v meste, prid tie ku mne. ia nam
dom pre- vas usporim vam penia-
re. Vd'acne dam poradu zdarma
v majetkoyych problemoch. Mo-
zem YAM pomoct' peniazmi pri
stavani domu. Ked pocestnost' a
spraynost znacia daGo pre- vas,
tax ma navstivite. Prid'te ku
ADoLPH KEssLER
slovensky obchodnik majetkami a
yerejny notar
602 First National Bank Bldg.
Telefon 39567
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-10
z URADoVNE TAJOMNfKA
SLOW. LiuY.
ZLATE DUsE sLovENsKE.

Minuly tyzden dosly nam Ease
tri prosby poanoc Cd nasich ,
biede naehodia'eich sa rodakov
Jednu prosieb uverejnujeme tu.
na nadeji, ze ju bratia drahi
sestry mile, precftate a ma ul "a.
venae biedy trpiacej svojeti so
svojim skromnym milodarom pri-
spejete, "a co yam vopred srdee-
ne d 'akujeme.
Toronto, Ont, Canada. CITE
nej Slovenskej Lige v Amerike
Oznamujem Yam, ze po 15-mesac-
nom lezani nemocnici Dol som
prepusteny do krlhu mojej ro-
dinky, ktora w tratila nadej ma
mole vyzdravenie. AvSak ked
som zacal pri dome sem-tam cho-
dit : - hoci som mic nerobil - "a
puchly mi nohy a al ava ruka
tax, ze mi lekaris odporucaji ist ;
na scst mesiacov do sanatoriumu.
Ale mestski nradnici zacali robit
natlak na nina, ably som najprv "a
platil "a osetrovanie V st. Mi
chaels spitali $500 do Queen
Alexandra sanatorilmu London.
Canada $17S. Toto vsetko ziada-
Jil odo nina preto, ze som neni V
kanade este pat rokov. Ked ne.
zaplatim, nedaju mi d alsiehe O.
setrovania, ba ze ma budt depor.
tovat'. Nuz predstavte 81 mole po-
lozenie. Nemam centa a maltch
pat dietok Dez Stat, bez chleba.
Dat sa dportovat nemozem ,lebo
v starom kraji tiez nic nemam.
musel by som i tam zahyniit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-10

~. nov. 90 &. 0eo0mDra 1875.
Andrej Valko, Whiting, Ind,
postal sbierku, ku .ktorej prispeli
Matej Kovacik 81, J. s. 81, a Jan
kreh soc, spolu $3.50.
Stefan Pekarcik, New York, DO
slal sbierl1u z krstin u jana Ben;
dix $3.50.
Eden Radic, Pittsburgh, Pa. ST.
Frant. Privara, Chicago, 81. J
Juzef Gurcak, Pittsburgh, 81
Spolu $11.W. Prenaska z predo
slvch vykazov $SO.6S. SdhrnoH
$91.6S.
Vyslovujeme YAM 81 achetni do
brodincovia meme ubohych ne,
st 'astnych rodakov til na!jvrelei
stu vd 'aku, to najuprimnejsie P
Bob zaplat' "a vase obete. Dary
prosime zasielat' IA adresu: Slo,
! venska Liga v Amerike, P. O. B
996, Pittsburgh, Pa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-10
Ma predaj

4 izbovy dom gazom a elcktri-
nou, pri poulicnej karc, na South
Side. Cena $4,000. $1,000 hotovych.
5 izbovy dom a } izbovlsdom
ma jednom lote. Tiez miesta pre-
este jeden dom na tom lote, ktory
meria 50x20O Vsethvl zlepsenia
dnu a vyplatene. Blizko mad ar
skeho rim. kat kostola. Cena je
$295O. $700 hotovye.h.
Ma Sherwood Ave. & izbovy
moderny dom. Vsetky zlepsenia.
Cena 100000. Ma splatky.
Stop "A Sharon Line. 5 izbovy
dom. vo vybornom stave. kornc-
royy lot. Voda, elektricke svetlo,
torncs cimentovana pivnica. Ce-
na $500. $500 hotovych. Tiez A.
izbovy dom, celkom novy. Cena
$500. $500 1lotoYych.
r. G. VAsU~COMPANY
213 Terminal Bldg. Tel. 36956.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-10
Matus Pavlik

Bratia, sestry, prosime vas, smi
lutte sa mad nest 'astnou ,svojet 'ou
NNehovorte, re MET penaxi, re s1
tvrde'' easy. Takto hovoria len
ii l'udia, ktori maju tvrde, ka-
menne' srdcia.
Ano, 'udia tvrdeho srdca skor.
Sic dajii dolara ma paSkrty, ako
centa ma ciel' vznesenf. Ami ne.
vravte, re 81 Wy kaady sam sebe
pomahate a preto ably 81 i ini sa-
mi pomahali. Take slova idtl len
nst cloveka sobca. Tiez sa ne
chval tie, ze Wy nikdy cd nikoho
pomoci potrebovat' nebudete. III.
vot je kruty a casio ami nastra.
dany majetok nezachrani cloveka
od biedy. Dokial je clovek zdra-
w, Tile vsetko V poriadkal, ale jak
mile ohoroba prekroci prah domu,
zmNne tych niekol 'ko dolarikov
a vtedy pani bieda hlad zaklope
ma dvere a pyta sa dnu. Kto ma
dost', mech d'akuje "a to Vsemo.
hlcemu. Ale mech nezabuda ma
to. ze mu Pan Boh nepomohol k
tomu majetku preto, ably sa stal
malodllsnym skepcom.
Slovalci, Slovenky prispeite
dl'a moznosti ma sbiarku V pro-
speech trpiacich bratov Knbe a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-10
Ma predaj

49 akrov North jackson ma
dobrej ceste, 5 izbovy dom bar
na. Cena $4,000.
AZ akrov v North Jackson, na
dobrej ceste. 6 izbovy dom, dobra
barna. Cena $55OO.OO.
60 alrov, IA dobrej ceste, Sc
verne Cd Youngstown. Z izboyy
dom $ kupeli1ou fornesom. w
borna mliecarska barna. 5 akroy
ovoclleho sadu. Vsctka droda, sta
tok a stroje. Cena $9SOO.OOs II
Na Smiths Corners. Diva akre
y ovocine. Jeden tri izbovy domok
i jeden diva izboyy. Cena $425O.
Malo hotoyych treba.
r. g. VASU COMPANY
2l8 Terminal bldg Tsl. 36o58,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-10
Poor!

Ma predaj rovno Cd majitel'a d
Hbovy dom V prvotriednom stave,
50 vsetkymi pohodliami zlepse
Miami Nachodi sa na Silliman st.
Steelton. Piste informacie: Post
Office Box S45, Youngstown, O..
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LEADERS W ARN SMITH TO REJECT
 SENATE OFFER
BY ACCEPTING VACANCY OF Mo kINLEY MAY CAUSE EXTRA
 SESSION CONGRESS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15. (P)-Sen- ate Republican leadrs warned Smith of Illinois, not to accept the appoint ment to fill the seat of the late Sena- tor Mckinley. It has been reported that Smith determined to accept the appointment in order to present his side of the investigation into cam paign expenditures. The leaders are prepared to move for an immediate vote on seating Smith if he is appoint ed. A resolution or bill introduced would disavow Smith as senator-elect. Watson, a personal friend of Smith, telephoned him by long distance not to accept for it might cause a special session of congress.
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PEROY|CH CASE, OF
 FAIRBANKS, NOW UP
 ID SUPREME COURT
QUESTION IF MURDERER CAN RE. FUSE PRESIDENTIAL CON-
 MUTATION OF SENTENCE

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15. (P)-The question whether murderer can re- fuse to accept a presidential commu- tation of sentence from hanging to life imprisonment was reached in the supreme court in an appeal from the Eighth Circuit court asking instruc- tions in the case of Vuco Perovich convicted of murder in Fairbanks, in 1905, and sentenced to death. Pero- vich has been confined in Leaven- worth, but contends that his impris- onment, which President Taft re- commended, is illegal.
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.POsTOFF|CE DEFICIT
 |s s37,90e,11S. y

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15. (P-The Potmaster General shows that the increase in the business of the de- partment for the fiscal year as measured by the postal receipts was 1O.O4 per cent. Exclusive of the in- crease in expenditures due to the salary bill of 1925, the postal expen- ditures increased only 1.29 per cent. The actual expenditures, including those for increases in salaries, how ever, exceeded the revenues by S19,- 972,379.42, which is the cash de- ficiency, and is a decrease of $19,- 9O6,647.S7 from that for 1925. After the necessary adjustments are made the operating deficit becomes $37,- ,118.07. During the fiscal year there was paid out approximately $65,000,0O0 on account of increases in salaries due under the act of 1925 If this had not become necessary, the cash deficit would have been elimi- mated and there would have been a substantial surplus.
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AWARDED NAVY CROSS FOR
 HERO|sM IN EXPLOSION

WASHINGTON, Dec 15. P)-The Navy Cross has been awarded to Lieutenant Hallyear F. Gearing for heroism during the explosion aboard the submarine S-49 at New London, last April, in which four men were killed. Gearing directed the rescue work, entering the explosion in the battery compartment and remaining there until wreckage was torn away and three injured comrades removed. "His nerve and undaunted courage" President Coolidge's citation says, were an inspiration to others in the rescue work"
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CANADIAN HUSBANDS ENTITLED THANK UP"
 OFTEN AS PLEASES

TORONTO, Dec. 15. P)-It is a mans right to get drunk when and as often as he pleases in On- tario, the appellate division of the Supreme court ruled in sustaining a decision dismissing the alimony action of Mrs. Victoria Lang against her husband, Jerome Lang. She declared that he was contin- ually drunk. Justice Riddel opin- ed that "a man may get drunk every day of his life." The court suggested that Mrs. Lang should exercise more discretion in select ing a husband.
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RELIGIOUS BELIEF
 |SPREDOM|NAT|N INC
NEW SPAPER QUESTIONABLE SHOW 89 PER CENT BELIEVE
 IN GOD

NEW YORK, Dec. 15. (P)-Partial returns from newspaper religious questionaires show the South and Middle West towns are orthodox. The results in percentages are as follows: Believe in God, S9; no, Il; immoral ity, yes, S5; no, 15; Jesus was divine as no other man was, yes, IT.; no, 23; Bible inspired, yes, 80; no, 20; attend church regularly. yes, 70; no, 30; will ling to have family grow up in church. less community, yes, 21; no, 79; brought up in religious home, yes, SS; no. 12: religion a necessary element of life, yes, 80; no, 10.
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MAJOR ]. KEMP WILL
 EVER RECALL ALASKA
TREMENDOUS POSSIBILITIES OF THE TERRITORY IMPRESSED
 HIM x

SEATTLE, Dec. Is. P)-'T shall never forget the sadness of the last retreat we sounded at Anchorage on December 4th," said Major J. Kemp, commander of the Anchorage post, and declared: While my stay in Alaska was short, I did not fail to become impressed with the tremen- dous possibilities of Alaska. I will never forget the grandeur and won derful resources of that magnificent country. It was not cold in Alaska when I left. The weather is milder than many places in the States"
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Frank J. Hogan, attorney for the defense, said yesterday, in his ad- dress to the jury: we come to a sorry spectacle in the testimony of Secretary Wilbur, that of a govern ment officer on the witness stand de- liberately withholding truths at the risk of sending two old men to the penitentiary. He told you he did it because to eans-Yer questions would ieopardize the national safety; that isn't why he did it."
 The arguments in the case were completed by Mark Thompson, and Judge Hoehling began the prepara- tions of his instructions to the jury
 Thompson said: Since Judas Is- cariot betrayed the Master, it has been the immutable law that no tainted money could be applied to worthy cause. Fall used the money he re- ceived to buy land to establish a heritage for his children" Speaking of Falls statement that he obtained the money from Edward B. Mclean, owner of the Washington Post, Thomp- son said Fall "lied to shield his friends from a pack of politicians, led by Walsh, that little grey wolf from the hills of Montana, and every red-blood- ed man in New Mexico is proud of him for it."
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HIGH OFFICIALS
 CAUGHT IN NETS
 DRY OFFICIALS
NEW JERSEY MAYOR, POLICE CHIEF, CUSTOMS AGENT
 INDICTED

NEW YORK, Dec. 15. P)-Thirty- three persons including the mayor and police chief of Edgewater, N. J., the United States customs inspector of New York City and marine police sergeant were indicted for liquor con- spiracy as the outgrowth of an eight months investigation of the landing of a two million dollar cargo of liquor from the rum runner Eker in April.
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WOULD STEAL LIQUOR FOR AGED VETERANS,
 GREEN TELLS COURT
NEVER CONSUMED A DROP OF LIQUOR WHILE PROHIBITION
 ADMlNISTRATO

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 15. (P)- Former Prohibition Director Green swore: When I was prohibition ad- ministrator I never consumed a drop of liquor the government confscated, nor did any of my friends drink it, nor did any of my friends get any of it. I drink occasionally, but I am not a drinking man." He described how he was appealed to to give liquor to aged Civil war veterans in the county institutions. "Why, in a case like that, would see that they got liquor if I had to steal it," he con- cluded.
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ARMY FL|ER ESTABLISHES !. FACT HUMAN BEING CAN-
 N1OT LIVE H|CH Al TITUDES

DAYTON, Ohio, Dec 15-Capt. T. c. A. Buckner, of the U. s. Army, who recently made an altitude test flight without an oxygen mask has establish ed the fact that human being cannot function beyond an altitude of 25,000 feet above the earth. Officials an- nounced at the Wilbur Wright field that Captain Buckner flew to an alti- tude of 2S,00O feet but after he had attained 25,0OO feet he lost the ability to count correctly and became so weak that every movement was accomplish ed only by extreme effort.
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A. s. co. SHIPS ARE CHARTERED

The Alaska Steamship company freighters, Depere, Denali and Derb- ley have been chartered to the Luck enbach Steamship company to help the latter to take care of the conges- ton in intercoastal traffic. It is said that the freighters will carry Luck enbach lumber to the North Atlantic ports.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-12-15

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 15. (P)-Former Sena, stor Atlee Pomerene of Ohio making plea behalf of the government in the Fal-Doheny trial told the jury that the Elk Hills set aside as oil for your navy and mne It is longer naval reserve, but Doheny reserve and all this accomplished in secret resent the dissertation of the tomb of the late President Harding in the attempt of the defense to bring forth his shroud to cover up the infamy of this transaction"
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CALIFORNIA SHOCKED

CALEx1CO, Calif., Dec. 15. A se- ries of earthquakes, two of them very pronounced, shook Calexico but no damage was reported. Mexicalo, just across the boundary line in Mex ico, also felt the shocks.
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JOYCE AND PEGGY WE'D

CHICAGO, Dec. 15. (P)-James s. Joyce, millionaire lumberman and third husband of Peggy Hopkins Joyce was wed again last night. Peg gv and Joyce were divorced in 1921.
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LIGHT QUAKE RECORDED

SEATTLE, Dec. 15. (P-A light earthquake shock, shook northwestern Washington and eastern British Col umbia. No damage was done, the shock being barely strong enough to rattle dishes.
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SAVED FROM MUD DEATH

OAKLAND, Cal, Dec. 15. (P)- While rescuers warred over her head as to credit due for her rescue, Alma Matiso, ten years old, was dragged from the mud near Bay Farm island after she had sunk to her armpits.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-12-15
S s. ALASKA DUE FRIDAY

According to present indications the s. s. Alaska will arrive in port from the south on Friday, for it is hoped to be back in Seattle for Christmas.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-12-15
INVITES COOLIDGE

WASHINGTON, Dec. l15.-President Coolidge has been invited to spend the summer of 1927 in Californa, and a site will be prepared for the sum- mer White House.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-12-15
BOMB ExPLODEs IN GARAGE

OAKLAND, Calif,, Dec. 15. (P-For the third time in four months bomb was exploded yesterday in a garage. The blast wrecked automo- piles and broke glass in the sur rounding buildings.