davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-16

bou. Prijduc do miestnosti kras-
nej budovy, povedam 81. Ellde-
royej, ze co mi nedala znat', kde
ma ciee pojat'. Ona mi poyeda,
ze mi to nevyzradila preto, ably
som nebola upodozrievana cd tych
zien, preto chcela, ably som pri-
sla v jednoduchych satach. ia tt
nechcem povedat naco 81 tu vo-
lana, hovor1, ale ked ia vyzvu
reenit' yerim ze ii Bob pomoze.
| tax sa stale. Naraz sd dvere O.
|tvoria na jedalni ozdobenej ivy
mi ruzami "a vtedy boly vel mi
drahe), stoly boly vel'mi bohato
prikryte, i priviedly ma medzi ze-
ny odene hodvaboch a milionar-
ky nasho mesta posadily ma i $
mojou sprievodkynou na samy
stred stola, ozdobeneho prapo-
rikami sv. Patricka. Ked SINE 81
mjedh, povstala predsedkyna to-
ho spolku povedala, re pre- jaky
ciel' sa tam sisly. ia som bola "a
razena, ale v meme Krista som, bo-
la vel mi posilnena, talk re cltla
som sa ako keby ma opanovala
elektrina. I povstala ia moja maj
vaaeGssia nepriatel'ka a verejne Wy
znavala, co jaky Gin vykonala,
prosiac najprv tie starenky a po-
tom nina "a odpustenie. Ked' u
koncila, bola som vyzvana, ably
som povedala, co myslim. ia som
naiprv zacala skoncla slovami,
ze mas nasa sv. viera Kristova uci
Odpust' nam nase viny, ako i my
odpist 'ame nasim vinnlkom, a
! preto i ia uz davno som odpustila
tym, co mne zlo prajn. Ny kato-
lici zabndame, ba ami nechceme
pamatat' ma to zlo, co nam satan
pred oci kladie. Ano, ia odpd-
st am pani Cllendenin, aeprave
mi sam advokat Mofut odporucal
ju zalovat' 20 troch jej previnenl.
D'alej povedala som, ze prisla
som sem, neznajnc kde ma 81. ELL
derova vedie j prave teraz mann
cest povedat' co som jakeho
naroda pochodm. Prave mi je te-
raz prfhodno reprezentovat' slo-
yensky narod. Nam chudobne sa.
ty, jako je to nase Slovensko, q
Wy ste odene v hodvabe, aka je
bohata ta nasa mila Amerika. Po'
vedala som a vysvetlovala, akt
som najlepsie mohla z historic Slt
vakov "a z historic Europy podl' q
knihy, ktoru som citala tn Anne
rike, a veru drahy otSe marty
ru mas, nezabudla som spomen1t
ami Vase memo Andrej Hlinka
martyr "a slovenske prava vie
ru, spomenula som slavne meste
cko Cernovu a jej mucennikov {
tax d'alej. A zeny plakaly. p
ukonceni mojich SLOW povstal.
vsetky, asi 800 zien, staly 81 d.
radu "a pobozkala ma kazda n;
ODE lea a cello a som bola odpre
vadzana dprimnymi slovami: -
Ked' budes potrebovat' pomoc
mic nepotrebujes, len jedinke slo
vo povedat'. Cd tohto casu ka
zdy zna dobrom meme Slovako'
v nasom meste. Mala by som est
mnoho a mnoho povedat', ale ma
teraz uz je dost', lebo sa tax o
bayam, ze nebude miesta.
No, chvala Bohu, dockali SIN
sa naseho milovaneho otca slo
venskeho naroda, Andreja Hin
ku, je medzi nami. Ked' som boil
v Chicagu ma eucharistickom ko'
grese, poula som no, jako mil
praje dobryym zivot vecny zlyyc'
tresta otcoysky. Kto Rev. Hlink
poeul raz, nedbal by, keby hove
ril Ease Ease, milerad by no pc
cnval. r.
Ked tieto riadky koncim, ra
dost'o oznamujem youngstown
skej verejnosti slovenskej, ze ma
taticek Andrej Hlinka pride k
nam do New Castle %. julia vece
Q s. hodine. Prid tie a pocujte MAJ
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-13
Youth On Trial
For Car Theft
DEM GuiIt

II. G. Sturgeon, %, is ON rial in
Superior Judgr Franklin Cole ;
c9ues today charged with hc'ng an
aecompIicc with II. L. Dukes in the
theft Of an automnhil, from Tom
Stewart, Ioc&l business man. about 4
month ago.
Dukes pleaded guilty before Judga
Cole two weeks ago and was sen
fenced to scrye from enc to Il years
in San Quentin peuitcutiary. \
20 lay stay Of execution was grant
cd SO that Dukes could appear as Il
witness in Sturgeon $ trial.
Since arrest Of the two yoJth i1
san Diego the m rniu& after Tie
IL theft Sturgeon has denied that
IT, had anything TO jo with tie tax
ing OF Stewart : car. He insisss he
met Duke on the road Wc,. OF hc.c
and rode To san Diego With INN.
Duke : confession stated that stun.
1eon WAS parry viii him il driv
iug the ear away from in front OF
Stewart : home. Fhn ease is cV-
pcttcd to % to the iug .atc today
or tomorrow morning. Deputy Dis
cai,t At,or.cy simpson j. ri, seeJ.
ting.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-13
H0itviIle Man
Hurt at VisaIia
Ey Juited Press nrnscd Wire

NI~AI.IA. Gal. Ocr. l3-J. I.
#jSr. .grd -, uf iIsltNi.lt. Imperial
County. sustained Dangerous hrHis '>
ami probably II fractured iip, an
.Io,rpI Farkr-, aged IS Of Dunlap
Fresno county. waS bruised severely,
several ribs Icing fractured in "
three car m.>hap occurring four
mics north ot Ni-alia today. the
accident leirs participated in by
c-.r., Pars"t. - brother ~ Josouh
Parker and farmr-iv sheriff Of Tn.
lar. ..-n-v. aI,r by CAalrs Il
<n-.. .a.-.a. deputy h'gfi.
T. t'.aak ar h-n by
a... "ln. 10 PISS =
N... .r...f IS Hl.. apl Lis son
>.e. -f. o. -'. ~-eicbahcr
a-...., .... r; .. i-."" Oh sec
.,.. ~..'. s.- a.r..rai"L, over
.r.- .'. ...r .'t.'u .nG pin
rl Wise a h.s -a ua.oruoth
The ~,al.iak-r crashed into tha
Dodge driven Nv Deputy smith, and
Jos.rA Parker was -Arowu oa' fore.
IDLY All the cars were badly dam
aocH. r.. .rir.i We've -a'-cn I.
Eawral hospital where j. ras rc
rcrfcl tr~t heir hurt, may prove
mcst serious raasr Of their ages.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-13
Play With Match
Cause OF Fire

Truthful admission of fault and
quick action ON the part of little
Betty Cook, small daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John W. Cook. today
avcrtCd what might have been a
serious fire when Il small blaze
Lroke out shortly after 2 'clock in
a shed at the rear of her parent s
home, lOl6 Ell Centre avenue.
Little damage was done, however,
rs the fire department quickly ar
rived on the scene and promptly cx-
tnguished the flames, which had
gained considerable headway on the
shed and its contents. The building
wa used fer storage purposes, and
acrcr&ia@ to Mrs. COX, contained
li'.r Of value.
First knowledge that fire had
started was brought to Mrs. Cook,
who was at a ncighbors. by Bettr
who acted with Promptncss which
would have been Il credit to any
"ue of mature wears. Though bad
ly frightened aac was unhurt, and
later, between SODs, spoke OF y
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-13

'G ,. Hee.# 81 tie n.aao. The
teachers arc Ms~, Lila j. rowcll>on
:ud Miss Vida H. Ob.1Hts.a
Rev. T. q. Godic. tile Sunday
school missionary tu, san Diego and
Imperial rouu;jr> has bren staying
with Rev. NJ VI. Mccoy several
days and together they have been
Visiting several outlying commuuj
tics hoping ID orgaui. Sanday
Schools.
I.,.. ...e 80 ~ n. .~Ga1ra at
~"Hi.. ...... r." Be-. .aureb and a1
~ ....-'..- j.. ...- .t,t ~@n&N
3D.. t,. ~.... ,.... VI. Chris
t.n l,..eatH. v,..ttl .at ar.r.
.n r"~. G..aa, .,,a.ae o.. ~
" -. N ..@.. I'll.
.'...h :" 1850
.u M.a .....t j. horses f~ow
81, ira,I,-. hu,. Dyes f@ . .'
s.r. .a l.. ..,a .t. &- i.s on t..
..,., rya ran... @. T. E.ja~.H
H ,.~.-r ~ t.a .Dyr..~-.
T. vte -r. -..,. ,...s.Ht 1s@.
Sunday 81 IL. High School sunday
'..... ,.-s.. Is 81. ~gg.y church.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-13
RAINIER PARK IS
BIG ATTRACTION
TO CALlFORNIANS

RAINIER NATIONAL PARN.
Wash. Oct. is-1a..fognja ed AL
states outside yf Was.ia@ton in the
aumbee Of people g1g >,rrod tins
season 1T Ranirr Natja9al Park.
s3.@tHncut officials announced 10
}a-. Residents If the GolG'i Stat
Hambering l5..9 came to JHp Pa
itie NartLwy>. by rail. stag,
steamship and in 4.s5s private ears.
10 vacation for Il time at the fan.
us mowtaiH resort.
Eor the first t.ma in history cy=
y2r state IN tie Union was repre-
seated in the park entrance regis
ter. Foreign countries uWuh.ria.t
-. a&a.yI ta".r quotas to The cas-
'Ionoiitau tirJug q adventure seek
= uio visited the great glacier
LAD peak. Total travel for the seg.
sea- was iGl.796 people coming IN
- ,626 private cars .yprcs 'nting -
3itter.nr makes of automobiles.
Increase i'm travel from California
to ctc Pacific northwest is L.m> /
sble evidence If tHc growing int n
-, in Pacific caast unity. say roas+
..aseI experts. The splendid cond.-
len If tie Pacific highway from
Mexico TO the Canadian line u.
-eaher with the Uintrr7imc traN
70 taiforni. from tn 18th Parit F..
has eng,n3crrd among coast pcopls,
y h-s.cr appreciation Of III" ma9-
.itieenr wca.a ef scenic bcaGtE
comprising this western empire.
Ca.iucidcnt wi.a tle "nuounye-
ns1t q. travel elIa7e<. is the state
.~eat ~ park official. .i aA 80
10y 1t Els5es i -.53 aad
transportation facilities "il! p.
IT, .a-u.atH,G A-aaehau. the year, ~.
:h.l.g .dIitioaal thousands t1 en-
/ oe -ac elaborate program If 1.'-
- SPORTS plaru,l FIR ~. s....a.
-r-t If park guests.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-13
MASTFR SCCRTS
POLITICAL VIC TX
AMONG T3AooH.o

SAN .|.'..F. or. -'e.-
.. Ca.ifa.a Masonic c.Wl lodge,
I'M II -air aal ".-a ~
''-.a.yl., today .or Charles ".lea-
t,s. Dt -.'- ,.+- IAN
take, p.ar. 'r'day.
IN Guar ".ars II. .rli. -a9 /
.rard,r viii h-r4mr .a.H -ter
~ Mr,u.> tar ta:s i4rie!...t,a ~
rroar 7,iur.
Attempts ur e@e l.3.., ta take
part in political cquai-r were
sesar.I: scored hr G-aaJ Master
Nhr. t.. Bovu.pu in h, uHaal
H,--3-, to the craft. Dth'r a.ngS
- officially lro"I. 1T upon .H-.J.ed
I..-.. ,.,uie. o0 sunday: plr'.-ina-
te# rtf,", aHA '.tteri-, n Ma
saa-, taou-d ''a aanj/"'.n saA-
t.r r'a"c,s not 81 Masonic
5..a,. ami tay uaptatiou pi '.t. in
-a.aacr companies which profess
r, cant."e 'a.tr aas.ue-- 'a N.~oHs
rni..
TIL" wr,. of the ~~mmi.t.. o1
.'su. .aG.a'iou Was drr.~.i u
Z. aaa'hor -',p la advance .t the
rest ~ ~. country, u ac'l..'i.- Of
~. faa.u.tr.
i..a'an o. Masonic rlnh a.us. $
- ~.rfpri T.. s. &. and T.. ,f e..
,.> A.~,. branch similar {, the
... 81 i'.tf'I'v, WIS % project ad.
,.1.gj iu the message.
#.L"t -md lodge program in
..H3. " visit 10 '.c Na-.o. mr
r. ha.to, followed hv d.ar and
r. 'nn. 81. 'le Na-.ui. club
oaaae a. Tire University Of '.tor-
B. .a.
#"lruhoe IT, 2 taastco Of tha De
'.'o h"nr and is Superintendent or
.y I'm i'raurisco Rc,iaI innc.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-13
eITP DOING BUSI-
Ness UNDEr TIE NAME or
CITY LIMITS CAFE

We. i'' undersigned. %" hereby
certify that we are couartncr-
.rarsac'ing 81 Q.rrral rcs.auront
business. ml-r the firm name and
s'vlc Of '.Citv Limits cafe :; thai
'lo principal LACE of business Of
4ail c1partucrship~.s at ;hc North
west corner cf Imperial Avenue anf
1pn rjcg Highway i'm the county
of Imperial. state Of California
aul that thc nam"s in fnll Of al
wrn]crs Of mid coportncrShip and
'hoir rcsuoctivc residences are aS
follows, to-wit:
Peter Shcpae Maria Shcnas. Sam
o)onas aul Tli.ip Ca'lar. cach re-
siding at the CITY Limits Cafe
northwest corner cf Imperial Ave
nur and SAN Diego Highway. in th"
county Of Imperial state Of Cali
fornia
IN Witness Whereof we have
lorour'o SCI orr bonds this 17th day
If September. 1926.
PETER SIITNAS,
MARIA SITENAS,
SAM SIIENAS
PHILIP CALLAS.
lEyccutcl in Trip'icq'o)
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-13
Y. M. c. A. Elects
County Directors

i''r two delegates from valley
'o"as attended the annual meeting
# 'hc county y. VI. e. 4. board last
night - the Methodis social hail.
'Ae t".og'.cs selected tho follow
ing mon 10 serve ON the executive
colmriI f,r the coming ycpr: bean
Richmond Brnwlcr: p. e. Prince,
Cai'wria; Dave Ecnri. H.ltvillc;
E.n.r. N"'"E imrcrial: Frank l.
aoe., f..T;r'; Cl1lcg Soues, ri
.-'' i. p tate t' C.u'ro.
This committee VIII meet tomor-
rows a'-rruoeu >4 the ci4mhrr Of
commerce ~ pDfan oaHll...ou
aal +, UaH activ..le tos the coming
:car 3. +. ForucY, county ,c,rc-
farF; Ralph q. coic boys worl. see
rotary and j. p. Iascrman,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-13
PLAN CAMPAIGN
ON CARS WITH
ONE HEADLIGHT I
SACRAMENTO.

SACRAMENTO, Oct 13 The
mHasa ii an, lighted Aea3..op Oh
"a motor yy|.sir y.s shown t2 gr
ports ot a,-.drat~ made following
ie fs>. r@lu .f f", season accord
.a~ T. inferm-..e. A..sa uut by ta'
lN.slaH a.. motor Erh.e..S tu..s s.
Numerous accidents aaHv ,l.I.,A
G4'+ burning ua.a. haa# @>,.-t.l
~ .lc cause. IaN} .v".~~ or "H,.
ur vehicles paw .... ~ nr ....D
.ia. - tae.. l.....h.irr r.l".
r,r-, a,rar..a. P. "" H. Marsh.
'..t ct II <. division 81 mufta 't
n.,lo>. anl as a r..1.: Il many r#.'>
"1 uot realize thu, one t'-ar Is mon
l.rniuG. O.h.> ..n inst naturally
.e~.l,>s ml attou-l they may
know j.e, e., operating th..r t,-
.:r.r> with .r. headlight huung
g.. >1a'.ta" g g.. las. yts they
s.,tea. ....s> .nJ aaG.~.t 80 re-
.a.n r.p.a the t40td out
aatb A4 ugW enc.
4a.ss aa.ty OF ra- lesSac>, and
r,t gea.s Il tins matter are goI"-
ID Lale ,aasc Tor regret WAru =
.ulgt.4 vbi.h is going to.wa.! ;'.
'av rraa. lie Sacramento o.t'-' u,-
comes effective. Tho halletlu pro
1tIe, tiHO arrests shall il. madr ot
1.jNc.s IT vehicles being operated
.i-h oHe ,@ht.1 hc3diamn. This
A-uotia is being addressed 70 all
vision INSPECTORS and traffic ca"-
ans. aea onc night assl week will
~ devoted - ,hi> particular in
.,aytleu which, atf;t5als assert, is
becoming ,l.iryly too numerous.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-13
SEELEY
ny Press starr correspondent
SEELEY. Oct l3.-Thirfv oi

SEELEY, Oct. 13.-Thirty aiuc
dollars was realized at the oo< sup
Ter Friday evening given by the
Christian End,avor. This win 70
for needed repairs IT, THE Ha9saH
"g'. A program .f a.. t.1ow.u-
numbers was gitpG. piano sole.
itathlccu ~rraesr, reading, Mrs O..
i. Kirk; duet Na-a~.ne h..re..
and Eeu'#h sheldon. accompanied
a The piano n- Na'wa Eir'-: 4aar
eelo Roberta Fer-usan; reaala-.
Nina Kennedy piano ,.,n }em.
Nirk. NV. Jom q. ~nnur.r r.aa Il
short stoh atula# "'.E 3lae
Mike.
More thar - r.1-.~ att.aea3 -.
accption given ly to. flr mis- tar
the teachers af The ">- ~it
'hool Fridar evening". tst tH
Nvas an address of err...n.. "a E.s.
". N. MrCuy and taou .o.ns.m. e'>
rpte sogvc5. &ne.~ w.s furnished
~ Helen Eefa-~ n.' Ula.r ~.
'ain on tAs.r E...~. with .r~.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-13
VALLEY FRIENDS
CRGAEEY SnOCAED
BY NI'HARC DEATH

Sydney Mc}larg, pioneer valley
resident, and one Of thc most prom
incnt men in valley business circles
during 4 20 year residence in CalcX-
leo, died suddenly last night at his
ranch near COrcoraA after 4 hricf
illness
McIlarg was the owner of large
land holdings in Imperial Valley in
Mexico and was one Of the best
known ranchers in this section Of
California. He was a brother-m Flaw
Of Chester Allison Of Calexico. Ali
son was called to McHarg's home
yesterday and arrived only few
minutes before the pioneer del.
McHarg was one ot the first to
become interested in water prob
IrmS in Imperial Valley and for
several years he served as 4 director
in Water Company No. |, w i:h
served a large portion of the central
part Of the valley
He was born in France in 1856
and came to the United states in
his early twcntics. Ia 1904 he
came to Imperial Valley, locating
near CalaXico. He hai maintained
n residence there until two Y'rss
ago when he re;.rc1 from active
management Of his Mexican hold
ingS and went to his ranch near Cor
coran to live. lie was the first
supervisor to represent the CaleXiro
district after organization Of Impc-
rial County in 1907.
Funeral arrangements have not
hccu competed but it WIS announr-
cd by friends in CaleXico today that
the services will hn hcll in LIS An
gyicS Friday afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-13
G-a4c of California.

County Of Imperial, ss:
On this 27th dav If Scotcmber, in
the wear one thousand nine hundred
aud twan'v-siX before me, J. J.
Simmons, notary publ" in and
for tlc comfy Of Imporial state
If California. residing thcroin, d1'v
commissioned and sworn. personally
oopcarcd Pctor Shcnas. Marin
e.houas, Sam Shcnas arl PhiIin
CALAIS. known 70 me 70 be the pcr-
sons dcscribeT in aud whose names
arc aIbscribod 10 the within In
strumcnt, aud acknowledged to me
that they executed t"c same.
IN Witness Whcrc0f, 7 lavc hcrc-
unto sot my hard ana .ffiXed M"
official seal at nv office Ia said
count # Jmpor;al. state Of Cali.
foruio tfo day and year IN this Ger.
tifirltc r..ef akGvc written.
j. J. SIMMONS,
Notarv Public in and for the county
Of Impeia!, state Of California.
(SEAL) S 30 O 13 90
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-13
PERSONALS

Homer r. Ackcr, former principal
cf the Lincoln school in this city,
was an ii Centro visitor today.
Aker is now head of the Holtvillc
elementary schools. a.l,
George Nowlin, Los Angeles con
tractor and owner of considerable
valley property, is stopping at the
Hotel Barbara Worth.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-13
Night High School
Opens Next Week

AHnlu.c. mont 1T the opening ~
high school and Junior College might
classes for tho l92G-27 school year
wa, made hy Principal !. J.. iIou~
ot Central Union l:Eh sehoo. today.
and ae.t week was designated for
.la CJguiug. Registration for the
ii gular high schools night class. $
viii Il" be!G yu Thursday night,
Get. u. \ special class in college
mathematics will open Nonday eve
ming. o.. i.
Spanish, machine shop wood shop.
huoEkrcp.ug. shorthand ami trpc-
writing viii b, subjects offered 10y
the ni.1t school Glasses wili meet.
gs in past seasons. ON Tuasda" and
Thursday nights. IN average "t-
tendance II ton is required Tor each
course. There is no tuition charge.
Ga Msulav night courses in ana
.yt5. zse:aasrv and college algebra
viii oeeH Only those havia- o'm-
IlereI talgauomotfy and TWO years
nI high hool alg"uIl ase ,ligl2l"
for admission.
#Ha>- rat .WatfeS eaHg>e> VIII ht
particularly v;."ah'a T. t-"e.r-~
>-..v.T#as. t-.-..Hs a STUDENTS
iu a. fields ut a-.HrriH-. N-l
@..-~ ,zfu-ia1 .o take This work
~aoaH. s.+,.r .u Ill. laa. 60.
a. b,s. Mo"l.s if pos ....
These ssh. ,n.c.s> >tall. #rl g.
this #ase atl >. .ivea ra- uSaa'
JeH. E.",4, credit. VIII. IS a,-
cel'ct II m. engineering schools
.ud t.ar r fir colleges and Uni
v.~. les =. it- face -ala.. *. +.
Uc.#aa vii. Ae -he @a~ ruet.r.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-13

match, but could give no coherent
account of how the blaze had start
ed. It was Mrs. Cook 3 belief that
in some unknown way the children
had obtained match, which they
used in their play.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-13
W. NIsE Ls.E. Tcle.

p ..,- r...' ...y -.t a i.- o
'he>. au4.-i,r flight, started!
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-13

California produces nores hone?
han any other state.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-13
NEW ORLEANS. oct. Spots
80. - ,',..,,,...- .-#...I q
caves Former Position.

Ralph Reynolds, who has held ti'
r.>i-ion ct Geaury a>~c>>sr and coi-
lcc.or in the o@si-a Of the Imperial
Irrigation a.~-.ict for the }ast -four
and = ialf years La, r,~.gaed and
IS now -. a.8.yl with her husband
IN IL peys.id~ arn'tHre Co.,.
ND has replaced the .5aa ef H'-
l...sr ard EeEH. '.S.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-13

\ N.a1a>1.. o.. man followed
lis lu.a'vav t-.t, 800 "iIes. But
wills VIII aaye tn t,'lur Tu4nev q
lot farther than that.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-13

Why Men Leave Hone. ad
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-13
COTTON liADNFTS

NEW YORK. tr-. 49,. r. cotton
market closed an T, to -: spots
quiet. rH -. sa.J~ 1850.
, 1926-04-21
CHURCH

Sunday school for everyone at
10 o'clock.
At the morning service at IL
o'clock the pastor will begin a
series of m on Christian
Stewardship, with a sermon on
THE Stewardship of Personality
At $3.50 Don Snyder will lead the
Epworth League program.
The 1880 evening Service will be
a Union service and Mrs. Minnie
president of the Wyoming
Women's Christian Temperance I'm
ion, will preach. Everyone Is in
to these services.
GABRIEL S. UPTON,
Pastor.
, 1926-04-21

See Mr.. Bob at the Cody Theatre
April Both.
Hosea Carpenter of Powell spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in Cody.
Glen Trueblood is driving an Es-
sex closed car purchased this week.
MT. and Mrs. Southgate Freeman
spent several days at Billings last
week.
Perry Snyder of the Valley ranch
was a business visitor in Cody Fri
day.
Simon Snyder took on a new
Dodge touring car last week, for
use into Sunlight basin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Nuss moved
Monday to Pahaska where they
will spend the summer.
.. b. Mann returned home today
after an absence of several months
on the west coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Pawley were
over from the Greybull on Monday.
They are driving a new closed car.
w. H. Belts, land owner of the
~Southfork country is back in Cody
again after several months spent in
the southland.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Gail and
Mrs. Ralph Raugh of Billings mo-
tored in on Sunday evening and
spent Monday in Cody.
John Nelson brought in a load
of seed wheat Monday to have
cleaned at the local mill, returning
home the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. v. Robertson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul r. Greever
spent Friday and Saturday at Bill
lings, returning home Sunday.
Mrs. Lulu Hall and Mrs. Kathleen
Darrah spent several days in Bill
lings last week. They made the
trip in the Hall car, which is be-
ing driven this summer by Lonnie
Enochs.
Charley Starkey, genial wool buy
er, dropped in on his Cody friends
today, after a winter in the east.
He expects to leave tomorrow for
the southern part of the state, but
will be back in these parts within
a few weeks.
You're not likely to see a better
window display of pure thread silk
hose than you'll see in Dave Jones
windows during Humming Bird
week, April 26 to May LIST. They
are the finest and best $3.50 pure
thread silk hose made.
, 1926-04-21
MANHATTAN TO CHANGE

Mrs. Blanche Muri announces that
she will take over the management
of the Manhattan Cafe, now op-
Grated by Mrs. Bertha Shrine on
Saturday morning of this week. and
expects to give to the restaurant
patrons of Cody a real eating house
service. Mrs. Muri is not new in
the restaurant game in Cody, and
will command a liberal patronage
as long as she remains in the bust
ness.
, 1926-04-21
BUFFALO BILL TOWN DOINCS


See Mr.. Bob at the Cody Theatre
April Both.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Webster are
over from the Greybuu today.
Andy EIarter was Cody visitor.
from Skull creek on Saturday.
Miss Eva Larson. assistant county
clerk, las a new Cleveland sedan.
MIR. and Mrs. o. Il. Lundvall of
Monument Hill were shoppers in
Cody on Thursday.
Chas. Gawthrop returned Thurs
day from Billings where he was
called on business.
Attorney d.. 10. HOLSTER is driv-
ing a new Hupmobile sedan pur-
chased last week.
Mont Jones mi Carl Downing
are attending to business matters
in Cody today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Frost and Mrs.
the Two-Dot Monday for a load of
Supplies.
Newport LIaxine Hosiery at csc
the pair at Volckmers. Try them
once and you will wear no other.
Miss Gertrude Howe is driving
q new Chevrolet sedan purchased
recently through the Yellowstone
Garage agency.
has purchased a Dodge truck for
use at his dude ranch this sum-
mer.
Have you ever tried Newport
"530O" hose, 1t will please you.
Get it for S1.95 the pair at Vol
ckmers.
Garage made a trip last week to
Meeteetse where he sold a new
Ajax sedan to Charles Manning.
C. r. Cobb returned Tuesday
from Stockbridge. Mich, where he
was called by the illness of his
mother.
,sBrownie Newton writes from his
home at Mt. Shasta. California. that
he must have the Herald another
year to keep in touch with old
friends and doings in Cody. Mr..
Newton has resided on the coast
several years, first moving to Mt.
Shasta while it bore the name of
SIssons, California. which name was
changed to the name of a promi-
ates that portion Of the Golden
Gate state.