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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-01

CHFVROLTr SEDAN 1924-Looks and
runs like new: bumpers and other extras
Ss62o eash ssS62 RssE TEeet' ouris nnsn
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-08
ZLATo MA sLovENsKU.

2 Prahy. CEPS) Jako oznamu-
je Prayer Presse, ma Sloyensku
pri Harmanci vo Zyolenskej zupe
pri sa pri hi $ mi medi ma bohate
lozisko rudy, ! ora obsahuje znae-
ne mnozstvo !, ata mikroskopi-
ckej forme. d. "a nazoru odbornl-
koy, zlata lila je. vydatna. Vo w
skumoch bude rychle pokracova-
ne, ably mohlo byt rozhodnute o
sposobe t'azby. Znalci sa donnie
vaju, ze dolovanie by mohlo wy
niest sluzny zisk. Ku tejto zprave
zlatej rude blizko Kremnice pri-
chodl dodatoena, re tome rudy
je obsazene asi 6-25 gramov zla-
ia, !Odborpici ,vyslovujd sa vel mi
eptimisticky o podniknutyych skh.
maniach nazdavajd sa, re V oko.
Iii Kremnice je celia siet' zlatonos.
nych r1d.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-08
co HovoRf RoBoTNfK
o RUSKU.

Nedavno vratil sa Ruska ro-
botnik Jan Kopecky Kladna. Sue
odusevnenym komunistom, dal sa
Izlakat ma robotu do Ruska, ale
to obanoyal. Pri 10-hodinovej pra-
ci denne zarobil 81 len IS kope-
jok, z eoho ziaden nemohol riadne
vyzit'. Boil nnteni pracovat' prez
cas- v nedel u, ale tato praca i'm
nebola zaphtena a ami zaloba me-
pomohla. Nikde sa nedovolali 3.
chrany. Jeden cas- pracovali via
ceri Cesi v sklarni, kde i'm sl'n-
bill 49 rublov mesacne ale dosta
Ii len 19 rublov. Ked sa zbyva.
jiice peniaze hlasili, poh16zil i'm
sovietsky naceln1k vazenim. O.
lirem nedoplatku ma1o byt' Ko
peckemu vyplatene 30 rublov ns
cestu domov. Ale nedostal nic ;
vratil sa do Cesko-Slovenska be;
grosa rozodranych satoch. N;
cestu~ domov mu pomohlo cs. "a
stupitel 'stvo. ~s~ ,-,>. 60.
"Budem banovat' cely zivot -
pise - re som sa nesvedomitym
komun lstami dial zlakat' do Rus
ka. W nina Wac mix nedostane. \
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-08

A tax vieme, ze take vladarenie,
AXE bolo v tel Republic "a po-
slednych sedem rokov je na d'a-
lei nemozne. We'd uz terajsie, tre-
bars len dradnfcke ministerstyo
ledva podarilo sa vol 'ako dohro-
mady splatat' Move vol 'by naiste
musia prist v nedlhom case.
L'udova Narodna Strana sa ma
tie vol by pripravujf. L'udova
Strana ide. mocna ma snem a Ma
rodna Strana donna sriad 'uje sa
ma pevnejsie teleso, poklacuje v
organizovani vididckych vyborov,
ustavicne dostaya vacsf vplyv V
tobciach V zupach. Pracuie usi-
lovnejsie V easopisoch MET po-
chybnosti, re spomenute dive, "a
samospravu napravu zauiate
strany povedomou snahou "a ma
mahou, vytrvalym postupovanim
uved1 ma Siovensku ziadncny po-
riadok a zachrania mas narod cd
d 'alSieho 1padku. . $50
Pravda k tomu musime i'm OBJ
zvlaste my americkl Slovaci cim
'naJvydatnejsie d alej pomahat
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-08
oPRAVNENf ZASTUpCOvIA
NASICH NovfN.

Jozef Maruskin, 261.S Hunter
Ave. (koleKtor).
Jozef Martinko. krajcirsky OF
chodnik, % North Watt St..
s.. M. Keval, obchodnA, 9N
Parkman St., Warren, Ohio. !.
Harry Lautman, obchodnik, o.
Short St.. East Youngstown. :
Michal Rovnak, r. F. D. No. 2
Newton Falls, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-08
llericke obeanstvo.

merlcke ObcanstyO.
zaroveh odporuca, ably povole.
ne boly peniaze a vobec prostried-
ky ma prevadzanie deportacie ur-
ditvch os6b. Takato deporta,cia
mala by Nplyv ma tych, co by sa
chceli dostat do krajiny nezako-
mite ked' bola by vseobecna re.
gistracia platnosti, nemohol by
nijako unilxniit' ten, ktory je '
krajine proti zakonu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-08

Rusku znri nezamestnanost pra-
covne pomery st tam d'aleko hor-
Sic, ako pred prevratom. Soviet
ske R.sko nie je Station sociali-
stickym, ale triednym, v ktorom
sd bohaGi zobraci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-08
sEKREFAR DAVIS CHOE RE
GIsTRoVAP + vsETKYcH
CUDzINCOV.
f. Il. I. s

Sekretar prace James j. Davis
70 svojej zprave kongresu Spoi.
Statov upomenul ma vzrastaiuci
pocet rezidentov Spoj. Statoch,
ltor1 sa nijako nestarajd, ably sa
stall americkymi obcanmi. vysvet
luJe potom, ze len legalni osadni
CT mozu sd stat obcanmi, ii vsak,
aori dostali sa do Ameriky ce-
stou nezakonnou, ami sa nehlasia.
a ami by "a terajsich pomerov a
zakonoy nemohli stat sa obcan-
mi.
Sekretar Davis tiez berie do po-
vahy ten fakt, ze bolo by nemoz
ne zistit', kto vel 'keho poGtu re-
zidentov Spojenych Statoch ziie
tuna s1Ihlase so zakonom a kto
protl zakonu. TO mohlo by sa stat
len vseobecnou registraciou. "a
pisom, ako uvadza navrbovatel' a
odponlca, ably takato vseobecna
registracia bola zavedena. Spoie-
ne Staty chcu len zelatel 'nytyh pri
st 'ahovalc0v, ktori mozu byt' $
dobrym vedomfm pripustenf, po.
tom sa o Mich starat', ably dostali
rladneho vycviku reel anglickej
v nauke obcianskej, ably skltoc-
ne dobrymi obeanmi mohli byt'
Ma tret 'om mieste stara sa ylada
Spojenych Statov, ably sa zbavila
vsetkFch nezelatel 'nych "a nepoho.
dlnych prist 'ahovalcov, ktorf ru.
sia zakony a ku vsetkemu dostali
sa do krajiny niektorou nezakoni.
tou cestou.
ked Jedna sa O pripustenie
rladnych prist 'ahovalcov, teda cd.
porucatel ne je, ably prist 'ahoval.
cl boil zkilsani Ia druhej strane
ME az v Amerike, odkial' caste
museju byt' deportovani uvrh-
mutt do horsich nesnadz, nez v a,
kNch boil predtym. Vznika tiez
otazka pat 'rocnom pobyte v
Spojenych Statoch, po ktorej dobe
vel mi nesnadn6 je deportoyat ;,
Medzl tymito ovsem je tiez vel a
tNch, co prisli kraja bez zrejme.
no vedomeho umyslu porusit
zakony. Nevedeli, re stal sa ich DO
byt V Spojenych Statoch protiza.
konnym, akonahle neboli zapoci.
tanl do kvOty a nebolo i'm dane
vyslovne povolenie k trvacnemu
pobytu. Neskorsie regulacie a ma
riadenia prist 'ahovaleckeho zako-
IA staE ich ucinil neistym a moz-
most americkdho obcanstva lie IL
Mich vylncena. V takom staye
mnozstvo tunajsich prist 'ahoyal-
Gov nemozei zostat' a preto hl'a.
dane sil cesty, ako by neziadleim
prist 'ahovatcom boil d 'alsi pobyt
zncmozneny ako by ty1n, co mac
sa chovali riadne bez vlastnei
viny stall sa nelegalnymi osadpik-
mi tejto krajiny, mohlo byt' u
moznene stat sa zakonitymi osad.
nlkmi. Pravidelna cesta, ktprou
by to slo, bola by odist krajiny
a vratit' sa po dlhSom pobyte ma
zad cestou zakonitou. To spojend
bolo by, sssvel'kymi 'azkost ami; .
preto navrllasje. SAL 70 kzpfave Sc.
kretara Davisa,t abN sekretar pra'
&c bol opravneny rezidenciu ia.
kychto proste iegalizovat Cd chvi.
le ich registracie a potion "a pat
rokoy ich pobytu po registraci
mali by pravo sa uchadzat' a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-08

len tom, co 81 myslme, neodvisle
svobodne. Ale ovsem, sebe W.
sloyit svoje vlastne presvedcenie.
Ako vieme, Liga, pot 'azne v jejl
lone sriadeny Vybor pre- Volebny
Fond sbieral obete na trovy volieb
na Slovensku pre- tie politicke
stranlxy, ktore tam zas savaju pro-
,pech Slovakov. Sbierka sa vyda-
rila. Vol'by boly prevedene. Il
ych dvoch straT, ktore Liga pod
oorovala, Slovenska L'udova Stra
"a dostala pri vol bach 35 vyslan-
COY do snemovne do senatu a je
IA Sloyensku najsilnejSou politi-
'kou stranou. Slice bolo by jej pa
trilo dostat' aida so mandatov, a.
e "agrarna strana, ktora cd Via
Eiy dostala do syojich paziirov po-
1emkoyi reformu nahabala 81 Z
toho yyse Is milionov korlin a po-
uzila ich na agitacie ia seba. Slo-
| vensky l'ud je este natol 'ko sle-
py, re ked' mu vol 'akto ukradpe
,1us majetku a potion mu da to-
ho jednu siastku V podobe napoja,
| gulasu alebo al podplatku a k to-
mu este nieeo 81 'iibi: tax hlasuje
-ua svojho zlodeja.
No mozme byts spokojni. Liga
vukonala svoju povinnost' a nou
podporovane strany na Slovensku
tiez vykonaly svoju' povinnost'.
Slovenska Narodna Strana sice
1 nedostala ami jedneho vyslanca,
ale dosiahla blizko styridsat 'tisfc
| 100000 hlasov, lenze nie V jed
nom okrese a tax - dl'a figliar-
skeho terajsieho zakona - nepri-
pablo jej AMI jedneho vyslanecke-
ho mandatu.
| Skutoena pricina toho je, re
| Narodna Strana pohla sa pred
vol 1bami prineskoro nemala
dost prostriedkov, zeby jej l'u.
| dia kandidati boil mohli navsti-
Wit 0 niekol 'ko sto obci Wac nez
navStivili.
Ale tn treba vediet', ze Sloven-
ska Narodna Strana je vlastne ME
len volakou politAckou strankou,
ale je to representacia celeho s1o-
venskeho naroda. A ponevac Ag-
rarna Strana a nou drzrace men,
Sic stranocky chcu slovensky ma
rod ako narod vynicit' a ked by
sa Narodna Strana uE teraz bola
dostala ma snem, nuz by vo spoje-
nj s L'udovou Stranou @bola Fab
ko vymietla terajsichl potrimis-
karov "a zapredancov, tedy tito v
strachu a V zufalstve svoju ne
poctivn kozu pri volebnej agita-
eli pouzili ysetko NONE, cudzie
! peniaze, cradzie majetky, cigan-
silva a sl'uby, len ably Narodn1
Stranu na nejaky cas- znemoznili.
PraNda Narodna Strana pohy-
bala celym Slovenskom "a ma "a
sebou uz dnes ya6Si p0eet nou
cestne narodne smysl 'aj1cich l'u-
/, di, nez mala pri volebnych, urnach.
Dnes je nou uz vyse stotisic Slo-
vakoy.
Okrem toho treba what do po-
vahy terajSie pomery v Cesko-
slovenskej Republike. Tie pomery
| si1 take rozorvane, obcianstvo ma
Sloyensku take nespokojne, ze te-
rajsie vladne strany ma ziaden
pad ME su vstave uviest nemkli
napravu. Lebo we'd tie neznesi-
tel ne dane, tie klamy pri rozde-
lovani vel 'kostatkov, ten nedosta-
tok zarobkov, til tlizbu utiect.' q
M
1 vlasti, til nehodnotu> penazi "a
priGinily prave. vladne strany
mnozenfm daromnych 1radov, do
vaEanim desat 'tisicok vselijakych
po svete posbieranych tulakov ma
i Slovensku osadzanim ich do
i nastnych dolhodkov. A k tomu
! podplacacky sekatlfy Pudu
iprenssledovanie kazdeho, kto ne
klania sa xlodeiom toto vsetko
| dGzrieva ako sosbierany vred a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-08
.PoRATAJME sA.

DeJlny NDQelanOStl mnOnO Ia
oberajd sa otazkami: aky Dol po-,
yodny stay zivot starodavnych
narodov? Gin sa zivily? Ako pre-
chadzalyt od jedneho zamestnania
III druhe? Kedy sa ktory narod
naueil vyrabat tkaninyg Kedy
vyrabat upotrebovat' kovove
nastroje? y. .
Ma tieto otazky maju ucenci o.
hi 'adom na rozlicne narody roz-
liene odpoyede. Co tyka sa mas
slovakoy, hoci dejiny vzdelanosti
nasej ME sd nejako hlbsie OBJ
sirnejsie yNpracovane, predsa ma
me dost 'l6kazoy ma to, ze SINE
narod starodavny. Ba to je Jas
ne, re uz V siedmom storoci pred
kristovym narovenim, to jest asi
pred poltret 'atisic rokmi ,-- bolo
ia Sloyenskal v uzitku uziyanie
t:rncekovych vyrobkov, koyov,,ygch
nastrojov riadneho odeyu. A ma.
81 predkoyia vedeli stayat' j bu-
dovy dreya j z kamena, hradky,
brady, tyne, zamky a rozumie a
. j menSie domy pre- jednotlive ror
diny. Zivnost' vydobyvali 81 poll
nym hospodarstvom, to jest rol ,
nictvom a chovou statku. Ohova
statlol je S rol 'nictvom tesno spo-
jena. I same rol 'nictvo vyvinulo
sa pastierstva temer sncasne. z
obidyQch tyychto stavoy maj1 Slo.
vaci az polnes vel'mi mnoho
We'd V nasej starej vlasti aspon
'dve tretiny l'udi zij1 hospodar.
stvn. A ze SINE prave zimnej do,
he, dobre nam padne pripomendt
81 jeden narodny zvyk hospodar.
sky: .r.
Ia starodavna hospodarsky rok
koncil sa novy sd zacinal ma
VSech Svatyych. Par dni predtym
to jest ma den Dimitra (Demetri
osa, 26. oktobra) skladavaly sa -
a este postal skadayaiji sa - sa.
lasnicke 1cty. Ovce sd vtedy 81
salasov uz donna. Valasi matt
prazdniny. Ale "salasny gazda"
to jest vrchny dozorca mad sala
Som hlavny t1ctovnik toho gaz
dovstva na patricny rok, zasadne
S dircktorom valachov, totizto s
bacon ku stolu porataj1 81 svo.
je ncty: kol l'ko mali vydavkov
ma najom valachov, kol 'ko "a sa.
E:sne nacinie ina move nadoby a.
lebo ich opravdu, cedidla, gelety
putery atd'.) pripadnn "iitro.
va pri "miesanf oviec" nieke.
dy al pri inWeh prilezitostiach
Potion ten s6hrn penazl odratajd
od prijmov, co salasny gazda u
trzil "a spolocny odpredany syr
a ostiepky zvysok je cisty zisk.
Rozumie sa, re muSi salasny paz-
ola ciselne vykazat' i to, re kaz-
demu majitel'ovi oviec riadne do
dal jeho "prislusnost'' syra, pri-
paIlnc zincice.
Pri tNchto tictoch byvaju al
svcdkovia, zpomedzi gazdov. Ba-
covia "a starsich dob viedli svoje
ncty so salasnym ieazdom na "ro-
vasoch''. Rovase boly drevene ty-
cHy pozostavajllce dvoch polo
vic na ktore yyrezavaly sa cislice
" podobe krizikov - desiatok -
x, - piatok V, jednotiek y.
Ticto cislice vylrezavaly sa jednym
recon ma obidvc polovice tax, ze
slozene spolu tvorily celok. Jednu
rolovicu rovasa opatroval 81 sa.
lasny gazda, drlh4 baca. Ked ma
Eimitra iicty boly poriadku, sa.
]lSnik a baca 81 rovase zrezali'
Takto lctovali gazdovia so svo.
jimi eel 'adnikmi, paholkami a
sliHkami.
rKed salasny gazda baca vse.
ky svoje povinnosti ku spokoje.
niu obcanov vykonali, yrayelo sa
"ze dobre vyradovali.'s'
Terazy chceme hovorit : tom
ako ''vyradovala' Sloyenska Ii
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13
FLORIDA OFFICERS
SEEK NIGHT RIDERS

TAMPA, Fla, Jan. 13.-R-Fol-
lowing appeal for protection to the
Tampa city commission, yesterday by
delegations from three negro organiza-
tions, city and county officers today
continued to search for a reported
band Of night riders, which the negroes
say had warned several OF their num-
Der to quit the city.
City officials charged that the night
riders have been acting under the in
stigation Of real estate operators who
would force the negroes to sell their
holdings to make way for subdivisions.
r. C. Dolby, an aged negro, told
Mayor Perry G.. Wall that he was Wis
tied by the band which. after burning
cross before his home. warned him
to leave the city within As hours.
They then left his place, Dolby said,
and set fire to negro neighbor's
home.
Police were detailed to protect the
negro with orders to shoot TO kill any
one attempting to modest him or his
property.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13
DRY OFFICER TURNS
FAUCET AND OUT
FLOWS MOONSHINE

HAMMOND, Ind, Jan. 13,-For
three years, Peter Mistovich sold
moonshine in his home. Federal and
city detectives raided it time after
time, after seeing drunken men com
ing out of it, but were never able to
find a drop Of liquor.
In todays' raid Officer Conroy went
into bathroom and by chance turned
on faucet. A stream Of moonshin'
flowed from it.
Investigation showed it was con
nected with a three-inch wide, Sly
feet deep metallic container built be
tween the walls.
Mistovich was charged with VIC
lating the state liquor law.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13
HAPPY FAMILY
/ HEARS CLUB
SINGERS
Jubilees, Spirituals and
Glees Feature VICAR
Radiocast.

Jubilees. glees and negro spirituals
composed the program of the San An
tonic Harmonique club over the
Friendly Station, VICAR. superpower
broadcasting station of the Southern
Radio Corporation of Texas and The
San Antonio Light Tuesday night.
This organization Of negro singers
made such an impression on the occa-
sion of their first appearance in the
Studio that the Happy Family insisted
on their early return, and their pro-
gram of Tuesday night was no disap-
pointment to listeners-iu.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13
BAND TO CELEBRATE =.
4OOTH ANNIVERSARY

STOCKHOLM. Jan. 13.-R)--One
of the worlds Oldest musical organiza-
tons. the Royal Court Orchestra OF
the Stockholm Opera. is preparing to
celebrate its four hundredth birthday
A musical festival is being arranged
to be given in Stockholm.
This orchestra was established in
the reign of King Gustavus Vasa, who
is considered the founder of modern
Sweden. Since 1926 it has had con-
tinuous existence under varying forms
of royal patronage.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13
COUNTESS PALLFY
SUES EX-HUSBAND
By Universal Service.

PARIS, Jan. 10. = The Countess
Pallfy, who was the American Dor
othy Evelyn Deacon, has begun suit
against her former husband, Prince
Albert Radziwill. The suit is for
10000 francs. alleged to have been
used for the support of their child,
Princess Betka.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13
CLOTHING STOLEN.

Il. p. Welsh reported TO detectives
Tuesday that his room at n downtown
hotel had been broken into and cloth.
ing valued at more than 500 stolen.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13
ADVERTISEMENT

The public is invited to attend
graduation exercises of Texas Chiro-
practic College at Beethoven Hall, :
o'clock Thursday night, Jan. 18th.
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We viii Also Serve

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CANDIDATE HAS
UNUSUAL CARD
LoSChe Tells Qualities in
Clever Manner.

In a few words Albert H. Losche,
candidate for the Democratic NOM
nation as county clerk. describes
his characteristics and qualifications.
The case is presented on a post card
bearing Losche's picture.
Yes, I'm Albert II. Losche, Dem
ocratic candidate for county clerk, ."
the statement reads. II was reared
in Indianapolis and proud of it, Go
tC church. been in the Army, like a
good ball game and admire a hound
dog. Married four years ago and
am still married. Got one youngster
and I think he is a whale Of boy
cause he is my kid. 1 pay my taxes,
political assessments; foot my own
bills and live a happy life. I ex-
pect to be cussed and discussed,
squeezed and mooched, ripped and
shook down; lied to. lied about;
talked to and talked about; eulogized,
criticised and called everything from
a lizard on up.
I'm this primary race shall fight
fair. I'll win If I can, or lose if L
must; 1 will accept victory without
Boosting or defeat without a. whim-
per. Angels could do no more"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-19
HOOSier Briefs

Ralph Stout Of Gary was not con-
tent to take ordinary chances at a
railroad crossing. He crawled under
a crossing gate and was struck by
a gasoline speeder.
Postal officials We're notified when
Henry B. Cain of Elwood received
Spanish prison letter"
John F. Hutichings of Eaton has
been granted a patent on an nipple
ment for depositing cores in moulds
used in constructing sash weights in
foundries.
Plans for memorial hall at Nun
Gle are being rushed so the building
can be completed in time for the
opening Of the local high school
basketball season, according to Rob
ert o. Burt, chairman of the ways
and means committee.
Bloomington Police Chief Perry
Cardwell has started a drive 70 clean
up disreputable dance halls in the
city.
Prisoners in the Lake County jail
at Crown Point received their first
taste of spring when they started
work on the Jail garden today.
Harvey Allen, IL, thrust his head
inside wondow at the Forty Third
Avenue Presbyterian Church al
Gary during prohibition speech by
Judge Thomas w. Slick of South
Benz. The bay was brought inside
to keep him from disturbing the au.
dieHce. Then he started selling seeds
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ing to her-now If she was like you,
you know. Had some understanding
something besides looks
"Oh, have something, then,
Dough"
"Say-have your" He turned to
Judith. His eyes went straight to
Judith's soul.
Just then a bird flung out a note
of song and star sped goldenly
across the sky. Judith's heart stood
still-waiting. The blessed, prayed
for moment--was it come?
To BE COntinued)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-19
SEE CONVENTION RECORD
Three Gatherings Here Every Two
Days So Far This Year.

With an average of three conven-
tions here in Indianapolis every
two days for the first three months
Of 1926 and 14S conventions listed
for the remainder of the year, Off
Gals of the Chamber of Commerce
convention bureau today said they
expected the number Of conventions
for the year to surpasse that of last
years, which was 292.
Special efforts are now being made
to obtain conventions foI 1927.
Among organizations considering In
dianapolis for 1927 are International
Kiwanis Clubs. National Gamers
Association, National Confectioners'
Association and National Tubercu-
losis Association.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-19
BROWNING TO BE TOPIC

Prof. Francis Calvin Tilden, head
Of the department of comparative
literature at De PAW University,
will speak on Browning and the
Thought Of His Time" at the forty
fifth dinner of the Browning So
ciety. May Z. Professor Tilden has
taught literary classes at De Paw
since 1900.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-19

State would lead the Missippi
valley conference for the sixth con.
secutive year.
Final results Of the sale are being
tabulated at State headquarters.
Figures show a Statewide per
capita sal eof SIS cents worth Of
seals. Marion County had an II
cent per capt. asale, totaling about
$39, 1000.
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doc" Malcolm has decided to
"lay" for the thief who took his
lone hen from his chicken house.
Last fall prowler took Docs"
rooster and left the hen. Now the
hen is gone.