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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-29
z NA6Ho bgILfHo sLovENsKA

Slovcnska Liga v Alnerike uve-
ne5huje pod 'akovanial ktore jej|
iiradne zaslali zastupcovia dyoch
sloyenslkych politickych stran Slo
vcnska, tetla: L'udovej Narod
nej.
ku pod 'akovaniam netreba wy
svetlivok, alebo dokladov.
Zastupcovia oboch stran zaiste
V meme naroda pod Tatrami Il
vzdavajt patricny hold nasim o.
bctiam a niemenej nasej obetavo-
sti a praci a zdoraznujd, ze jako
I'D amcrick1 Slovac spoliehajd vi
d 'alsej boi'be "a uznanie pray slo-
velskeho naroda republike.
S pod 'akovanim prisly al ST.
kromne listy, hovoriace viacej.
Tieto vsak neuverejnujeme a sde-
lime ich plny obsah 1radnym "a
stupcom alebo cinovnikom Ligy
na patricnon mieste.
Zdoraznit vsak m,lslme, ze "a
miliomy, kortn, dane pocas revo-
liicie a po revolucii - nedostalo
sa nam temer ami len riadka po-
tyrdenia ou patricnych, vtedy
vladnych cinitel 'ov, "a slromnu
nasu pomoc vlastnemu narodu,
ylastnej krvi dostalo sa nam
vsalS Cd zastupcov draheho nase-
no naroda pod Tatami - stedre,
al prestedre uznania a Slovenska
Lfga V Amerikc toto vd ACNE da-
va prvom rade slovenskym ma
Sim casopisom nami, slovenslym
organizaeiam, prirodzenym vod-
;. com l'udu - duchoynym a ME
menej vlastnym Okresnym Sbo-
rom, Sborom ndstvu vobec.
Blpan Ivan Bielek, predseda
Sloyensliej Lfgy Amerike,
Pittsburgh, Pa. e
Blahorodny Pane!
Odpust'te neskoro, ale lepsie a.
ko nikdy. Pc pracach agitaciach
nastal cas- spytovania svedomia
ci som vykonal vsetko co som mo-
hol a, NAL. Svcdomia ma nczatrV-
cnje, ponevac vysledok dokazal
najkrajsie SINE vykonali II
SINE dosli IA %. Keby Sramek ne
boil postal Micuru, name 30 man
datov. Ny stojime ma svojom -
Pittsburghska Dohoda alebo mic
Este sa budu "a cas- metat V sieti
ale konecne podl ahnu. Slovensko
musi 'byt' slovenskym! D D'akujem
"a vase obete prace, pracujte
d'alej a my sa budeme tiez snazit
pridat k vam.' Zasielky vase do
sly ia zodpoyedne miesta. Vecna
YAM Nd d'aka. Ideme do novel pra-
ce. Oddajte moju vd 'aku nasim
bratom. UEs
Ruzomberok, IA. januara 1925
Vas Hlinka
: III.
Nor. Lieskove, Is. decembra
1925.
Vel 'actene prostnednictyo Slov.
Ligy v Pittsburgh, Pa.
Drahi bratia, mile scstry moje
ia moron!
Dakujem Yam srdecne "a til
vel Ike obete, co ste nam z mozO.
l'ov svojich poslali. Dostali SIN,
ich dl'a Vosej vole a dl'a toho
vynalozili. Smutno Vam je cut
ze Slovenska narodna strana ne
dostala mandatu, hoci mala vyss
:s5 tisic hlasov. Nedivte sa tomu
Doly to vol'by ako zh Tiszu ;
Ranffiho. Ostric teroru, podkup
1,ictva a sl'nbov bolo namereni
imjnla proti nam pocAopitcl
,,yich priein. Narodn6 strana do
byva posledne basty centralizmu
Olrazili mas, ale tislce nasidh, hla
SOW s1 zivym profession proti ME
slovcnskemu rezinu. S l'udackym
je to vyse $4,000 hlasov, ted,
vacsina slovenskeho naroda. T,
50 media bagatellzoyat, yaBudic
,,no4 "a ,,nSSI yNp Sc1yn iinh II !, -; to1
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-29
Konec trapeniam
ZALU DIX VYM
Netreba sa postit', mozete jest to, co
chcete, ci uz plnenu kapustu a ci
h,lrky, klbasy, ogurky atd'., bez
toho, ably ste sa obavali pred tym,
re 81 poskodite zaludku.

Ci vas zaludok dobre trovi pokrmy?
CT vas zalIdok JIG slaby alebo Dol a.
w, je haklivT ci v nom pocit 'ujete
t 'azkost ,? Trpite w na nezazivnost :
ma zaludocny katar, grga sa yam kyslo.
tou. CT trpite STALE na bolcnie hlavy. ii
trpite ia nejaku inl chorobu, pochodia-
Gu od zalldka, pecicllky alebo Gricv?
Chcetc. sa oslobodit od tych vselijak.
ych Dol 'asti tax, ably SIC sa mohli dobre
najest toho, toho chcete a to, co Wy
najradsie mate k jcdcniu9 "a
Hncd 81 objcdnajtc znamenity TAT
RA TONIC zatnitc no okamzite uzi
vat budete sa sami sebe cudovat'. ia
ko rJchle sa budcte lepsie citit', lcbo
lick ten vam skoro ul 'avi vasim Dol IA
stam. Hncd' budctc stave jest to,
GO sam chcctc. Rano sl prebuditc eel.
kom sviczi budctc mat dobry odpo
tinok vo spani, ochotou pojdete do va.
Sci pracc, lica vase dostanu prirodzcnl
barvu Il oGi vase Ease nadobudnu svoj
byvalr lesk IL bulu sa iskrit zdravim.
Nczabudnite 81 tcnto lick okamzite OBJ
iednut'. TATRA TONIC musite
mat ;, jestli chccte byt zdravym a sill
nJm. Peniaze ncposielajte, poslite nam
len vase memo adressu a "a lick ga
platte postarovi, ked' vam no dorpti
$l.25.
7 A T r A, Dept, Y.
P. o. BOX 2153, BRIDGEPORT, CONN
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-29

"a: cislo 5s2 KJ. IS, Sbor 2. Ligy|
SIS, Odbor 634 MSS $40, Cfslo 253I
XII. So, Sbor $50 TSJS S., Cd.
bor5O r. s. S. So, Cislo 40. S. S.
K. SO, Odbor 162 ziveny So, po1
81: Andrej Oravik, P. Gregoleta,
Karol Hurta, Andrej Blasko, Jo-
zef Shaft, Adam Gottvald, Stefan
Halmes, Michal Hradnansky, Ven
del Hradnansky, Daniel Hurta,
Simon Lesnak. Po soc: Jan Matu-
Six. Spolu $3.50.
"a mesiac jun 1895.
Ma Fond vymahania Pittsburgh
skej Dohody--zo st. Joseph d.
Alma, Quebec, Kanada, poslali:
Pavel Papik So, Benedik Kosak
SOC, Martin Valchar Soc, Pavel Ku
rucar SOC, Simon Groman soc a
Stefan Chleboce 50, spolu $500.
Cislo 80 KJ., Haverstraw, N. Y.
$5, Ida Neznamy, Morgantown,
w. Va. $5, NIaxa Marek 81, M.
Gajdos 81, Eden Radio Chicago
81, Jan Gira $3.50, Jan A. Koctr
Pittsburgh, Pa. $25. Spolu $3.50.
Ma Informacne Oddelenie. Mi
chal Uhelsky, Ontario, Kanada 81
| Jan Modralz, Webster, Pa. 81, pi.
Polaeekova, Cleveland, 81, Peter
Krupa, S. Bethlehem, Pa. So. Spo-
! lu $50.
V prospech trpiacich bratov v
Kube, Kan&e atd'.-25. Sbor Ii
gy, E. St. Louis, I'll. $40, organi.
zacia Kat. Sokol $3.50, Tnocent Nj
kulas, Pittsburgh, Pa. soc. Spo.
lu $16O.50. >
(Pokracovanie buducne.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-29
oPRAvNENf zxsfUPC0VIA
NAAICH NovfN.

Jozef Maruskin, 2678 Hunter
Ave. (koleKtor).
Josef Mzrtinko. krajcirsky ob
chodnik, % North Watt st.
s. n. Koval, obchodnR, 9N
Parkman St., Warren, Ohio.
Harry Lautman, obchodnik, as
Short St.. East YOUNGSTOWN.
Michal Rcyhak, r. +. D. No. 2,
Newton Fails, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-29
VRELA PROsBA SLOW. LfGY
v AMERIKE
ma hodnostarov nasich sloven-
skych organizacii v Amerike.

Dlhy strajk nasich bratov ma
tvrdouhol 'nej okolici zaprfcinil
zaiste nevfdane utrpenia V rodi-
mach spomilsany'ch. Bieda straj-
kom postihnutyych rodfn je vaesia,
strasnejsia, jake ju opisujti ang-
licke casopisy. zit' bez pol-roe-
nych zarobkov tam, kde sa zije q
ruky do 1st = je nevyslovne
'aHko.
Treba pomahat'.
Slovenska Mga v Amerike ME
je stave financne pomoct trpia-
elm. A prave preto nemoze viacej,
ako vrele, citne apelovat ma nase
bratske V pade smrti nemoci pod
porujllce organizacie, ably dl'a
moznosti prevzaly tuto samari-
tansku Sollu pomahaly v situa-
eli, nakol'ko i'm to prostriedky
dovol'ujd.
Narodny Slovensky Spolok, ma
kol 'ko name zpravy - prispel
krasnou hrivnou ma tento ciel a
sine isti, re ami ipe bratske orga-
nizacie sa neddtiahnu Cd priatel
stva ku l'udu a narodu - ked' je
takymto utrpenim postihnuty. y
Je zrejme, ze povinnost' kazdej
organizacie pr7om rade je: po.
mahat' udstvu.
Lenze: l'udskost', volanie pre-
dsa len ylastnei krvi V cirkvi q
narode kaze = pom6ct predsa ler
syojeti i mimo kruhu organiza'
Gle.
| A kaze to al budncnost orga.
nizacii!
Bratia, ktori sn este ME lone
tej-ktorej organizacie = ked' 81
i'm so strany organizacii dokazt
priatel 'stvo nudzi - zaiste roz
hodn1 sa povstupovat' do ustano
vizni, ktorych sa presvedcm, Il
sa starajd vlastn1 krv casocl
biedy a utrpenia.
Apclujeme tomto smere vrelt
/ na ctene bratske organizacie a nit
menej ma ldstvo Slovenskej Llgy
V Amerike, nachodiace sa V st asst
nejsich oblastiach sirej Ameriky
! Necllze ono obetuje ma tento ciel
al 20 svojho MALA, ked' vlastn;
brat inych ciastkach tejto Via
sti tvrdo spi.
NIilodary prijima Slovenska Ii
| ga v Amerike a postara sa cesto,
vlastnych sborov V strajkom po
stihnutej oblasti, ably ony boly O
kamzite trpiacim dorucene. A nie
menej jej budu vitane milodar,
bratskych organizacii urcen,
ma podporu svojeti = MIMO ram
ca organizacil.
Podporme vlastn1 trpiacu krv
podporme ju v borbe "a lepsi,
skyvu chleba, "a lepsiu budnc
most vlastnych rodin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-29
Drobne ohlasky
MA pREDAJ

Ma Wilkinson Ave. blizo Mill
Greek parku medzi Slovakmi,
novy sest' izbovy dom; pat izieb
a knpelna dolu, a jedna spalna
na poschodi. Vbudoyana vala,
tyrde drevo a duplovane tvrde
dily. Gaz, elektrika, fornes, stud
liza, a mestska voda bude zavede-
na tejto jari. Cena len SIS, $50.
Haste sa v {. 42e Wilkinson Ave.
(o6)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-29
MA PREDAJ

Ma Cooper ST., Lansinsville, 6 IL
bovy dom kiipelnou a vsetkymi
pohodliami. Blizko skoly' kosto-
la Sheet and Tube oceliarne.
Tento dom mono kupit' pro-
strednictvom Ohio Savings and
Loan Co. alebo Mr.. Michal Fialls
John Bajtos, 2614 Cooper.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-29
POZOR! Poor!
CITAJTE!
Zriedkava prlezitost' prlst' lacno
ku peknemu a dobremu domu!
Poor!


Chystate sa knpit' alebo postavit
dom? PRIV ncz by ste sa indie zaviazaG,
prid tie ku mne a ia Van ukazem ma
jcthy, ktore sd hodny mnoho Wac,
nrz IA GO ich m6zete kdpit'. r 49,
s-izbovv dom, tvrde drevo dolu,
kresaneho kameila pivnica, dlazdeny
p5id, vsetko modern6, tom najlepsom
poriadku Kornerovy lot 5oxlGo vcl'~
Ks, hodnoty $4,000, S sostopovou ulit-
kou zadn, obo uliee dlazdene vypla-
tcne. Cenalen - $3.50. Holden je mai
mcnej 100000. Majetok nachoU sd
ma Williamson Ave, blizko Market st.
len 10 miniit ch6dze ma Central Square.
Tato cena je platna len do 25. januara.
Druha vel'ka lacnota: 4
Ma Wiseman st. pri pol skom kostole
6 izbovya moderny dom, ma pojde este ]
izba ma spanie. Cena len $4,000. Pro-
butte no vystavit' "a tGto cenu!
Tretia vel'ka lacnota:
va VANISH AVE-, f-lLuVNS uuui q
pentra. Utica dlazdena vyplatena,
gaz, voda, elektrika, fornes. Citajte-
len "a $500!
Stvrta lacnota: ...
Ma Jackson St., najkrajsom rezi-
denenom dRtrikte, 6 izbovy dom, tvrde
drevo, dplne moderny, utica vyplatena,
poI. Cena "a Is dni len $3.50.
Mnohe inc lacnoty mann domoch
lotoch farmach. Prid tie 81 obzret' So
znam, najdete, co Wy chcete. d.
Pritom predavam poistenia domov
proti ohnu a tornadu, automobilove po
istenie, zaruene bondy 1radnikom spoil
kov, Administrations majetkov atd
"a zvyeajnn cenu. o aisle vysvetle
MIA hlaste sa u
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-29
DOM DO MANU-

Sest izboyy tehlovy dom je do
rentu lacno. Fornes v pivnici. Hla-
sit sa treba (. 242O Hartford
Ave-, oproti Stambaugh skole.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-29
Spolu $500.

4Nd AHLoi HrUCHO OouN1OAiV.gA e.
vel Turcan, Montreal, Canana ST..
| Ma sbierku "a trpiacich bratov
v Kube a Kanade.- -Organizacia
Clevelandska. G Slov. Jednota 800.
Jozef Hlasnik, McKeesRocks, Pa.
ST.. Spolu $101. 4
"a mesiac marco 1925.
Ma Informacne oddelenie.-Pa-
vel Rengh, Jdhnstown, Pa. 10c.,
Stefan Arvaj, Winnipeg, Kanada
81, Sbor 61., Cleveland Csc, Jan
Hanes, McDougall Mills, KanadaI
50, Jan surovsky, kirkland Lake,
Kanada So, Karof Shiny, High
Bridge, n J. 81, Peter Krupa, S.
Bethlehem, Pa. So, Pavel Tabak,
Fort Williams, Kanada So. SpoluI
$1O.35.
Ma Fond vymahania Pittsburgh
skej Dohody-Maxa Marek, Det-
roit, "a Okresny Sbor $50, "a Sc
stru Hallay So a "a sestrui Jasik
So, spolu $50. Sbor a., Cleveland,
$15, Stefan Kubas, Scranton, Pa.
| 81, Sbor 204, Irwin, Pa. 81, Cislo
SIT KJ. New Britain, Conn. 81,
Juraj Kulisek, Cleveland, 81, Cfs.
631. XII, Hauto, Pa. S., Maxa
Marek, Detroit, Mich. 81, G.. To-
risky, Scranton, Pa. ST., Jan A..
Kocur, tai. Lfgy, Pittsburgh, Pa.
$25. Spolu $114.0O.
Ma podporu trpiacich bratoy V
Kanade Kube--Jozef Sima v
Greensburg, Pa. 81, Jozef Machal
Milwaukee, Wis. $3.50. Spolu
$3.50. ~.
| Ma sbierku pre- Vych. Sloven-
sko.-Odbor 1852. MSS. Cleveland
$3.50.
Ma podporu br. Jozefa Spisaka
Sbierka Jozefa Tomajko, preds
2. Sbor Ligy v Yukon, Pa. 1885
Ia mesiac april 1925.
Ma sbierEu V prospech trpiacicl
bratov Kube, Kanade atd'.-
20. Sbor Ligy v Milwaukee $40
II. X. S. Jednota $500, 1873. Sbol
! Ligy V Schenectady, N. Y. 50, An
drej Baran, Newark, n. j. $4, or
: ganizacia I. X. S. Zenska Jednot;
$1,000. Spolu $1,319.00
Ma Agitacny fond Slov. Ligy.-
20. Sbor Ligy Milwaukee $50
Ma Informacne oddelenie Slov
Ligy.-Micllal Podoba, Hoosier
: Kanada 81, Anton Havar, For
Williams, Kanada 81, Jan Harva
mex, Alberta, Kanada 81, Andre
Jamrid.r, Fort Williams, Kanad;
! 81, M. Dubovsky, Lakewood, O
81, Michal Daniel, st. Joseph ID
, Alma, kanada 81, Koloman IRE
: pan, Fort William, Kanada 81, NJ
7 chal Fantazicr, Broughton, Pa. 81
: Spolu $500.
Ma sbierl,,l "Narodny Fond
v starej vlasti.-4O3. sbor Ligy ,
Portsmouth, va. 800.
: Ma podporu Andreja Uhrin.-
Sbor 1873. v Schenectady, N. Y
: $500. .m.
l Ma podporu vymahania Pitts
: Dohody.-Maxa Marek, tai. Okr
: Sboru Lfgy Detroit, postal G
: dobrovol mi mar. dan po 81 "a me
Y siac nov. a dec. 1924 a ia mesia
E april, maj, jim jul aug. co milo
: dar ma fond vpmahania Pittsb
Dohody "a seba $5 "a Jednot1
"Orla" So, spolu $l7.00.
X. Petrasek, Boonton, N. j. 81
Jan A. Koc1r, tajom. SLOW. Ligy
Pittsburgh, Pa. $25. Spolu $44.0C
Ma osvobodzujiicu akciu Orav.
la Spisa, 10 sbierky nd krstinacl
V dome M. Vodzaka, Pittsburgh
1910.
!, Podpora chudobnym vychodo
G SLOW. Standardization 248 Ms:
{ California, Pa. $500.
:. IA mesiac mai 1925.
j Ma podporu trpracichl bratov
:. tKanade, Kube atd'.-Andrej So
tax, Cleveland, soc.
h Ma Fond vymahania Pittsb. Dc
Seward daily gateway., 1926-05-08
Large Haibut Schooners
 Producing Small Catches

Halibut schooners arriving in port lately report two steamers from the New England company are laying off the fishing banks buying fish, So little halibut are being caught by the larger schooners, it is said, that the long runs to southeastern Alaska ports are not warranted. The small Ter craft are coming into Seward with the catches disposing of them to the local San Juan Fishing & Packing company plant.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-05-08
LUNCHEON BE GIVEN
 MAY 70, AT SEWARD GRILL, WOMAN'S CLUB
MEMBERS ARE ASKED TO PHONE MRS. RALPH REED FOR
 RESERVATIONS

The Seward Women's Club held its regular monthly business meeting at the home of Mrs. UTbach. Thurs day afternoon. It was decided by the club that since the next meeting would be the last one before the regular vacation taken during June, July and August, they would have a luncheon at the Seward Grill on May 10th. Any lady who is a mem- Der of the club and wishes to attend the luncheon should phone her inten- tion to Mrs. Ralph Reed at least two das before the given time as reser- vations may be made It is planned to have short program and gen. eral good time. So every member should plan to be there.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-05-08
LOCALITIES WIN AGAIN

The indoor baseball game last night between the s. s. Cordova team and the locals ended by the ship outfit taking their second defeat. The score ended II to z. The game was hard fought all the way and once, along about the seventh in- ming, the locals appeared to have blown up. In that inning the steam boat men ran up their score to sev- en where the locals held them
 Following the ball game basket ball scrimmage was indnlged in. Everybody had a good time.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-05-08
DAWSON oLpTIMER PASSES

Recent arrivals from the outside bring the sad news Of the death oi Robert Douglas, weI known sour dough, who left Dawson about three years ago for the coast. Word oi the death of Mir. Douglas comes as a deep regret to the many NoTther- ners who were intimately aoQuaint- ed with the former sour1ough.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-05-08
Kodiak Marshal Comes
 Town With Prisoners

Marshal Nels Sorby, witnesses and prisoners, arrived in Seward yester- day from Kodiak on the Admiral Evans. Marshal Sorby returns to his Kodiak office on the steamer Starr, on Monday. The transfer at this port was made in order that he might make connections with the Starr whereas if he had gone on to Valdez it would have necessitated a delay of two weeks. The prisoners will be taken to Valdez on the S.S. North western.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-05-08
William Preido Died
 Dawson Last Month

William Preido, one Of the oldest men in the country, who had been in Dawson since the earliest days, passed away last month in St Maryas hospital after an acute attack of heart trouble.
 With the passing of William Preido at the ripe old age of SS years one of the oldest sourdoughs of this country has crossed the great divide.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-05-08

Ike P. Taylor, Alaska Road Com mission engineer is expected to ar rive in Seward this evening from his Juneau headquarters. MT. Taylor will continue on into the Interior to inspect road projects.
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1926-02-11

More careful driving and the elimi-
nation of railroad crossings will les
sen the appalling number Of fatalities
due to motor accidents, is the opinion
of B. Fl. Wait, formerly of the New
York state highways department and
an authority ON highway construction.
He also believes it Is now necessary
in the designing Of roads to build
them wider, do away with sharp
curves, high crowns, and use mate
rial which will give nonskid surface.
"Skidding." continued Mr.. Wait, lis
the cause of many of the serious ac-
cidents. and while some Of these ac-
cidents are caused primarily by care
less driving, the innocent traveller,
who gets hit. can be protected to a
great extent If the pavement has a
low crown and nonsldd surface.
Highway engineers. in general,
now realize the advantages of such a
type Of pavement and are now build
ing quite extensively of reinforced
concrete. This gives them a gritty
surface on which the automobile tires
obtain great resistance in skidding.
and this material. not being affected
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1926-02-11

by water lying on its surface, can be
built with lower crown than most Of
the other types of road construction.
by the use of concrete the neces-
sity for Oiling and covering is elm
mated, which does away with many
accidents as we'll as damage and de-
probation on cars.
"When we consider" continued Mr..
Wait, that over 1000 lives were lost
last year, enough to populate small
city, it is apparent that drastic meas
ures are Immediately necessary and I
am sure that the public in the future
will be protected by the highway en-
gineers of the country. as far as pos
sible, by the building Of wider and
better-class pavements.
"At the same time ii win be neces-
sary for the public to interest itself
in providing money for the elimina-
ton of railroad crossings, for the
building of sidewalks in suburban
communities so that school children
will not have to walk on the road
ways, and in taking measures to curb
the careless driving"
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1926-02-11
Cranked Car With Wheel
Helps in an Emergency

The real test of motoring qualitica-
tions comes with the unexpected situa-
lions. Recently, observes writer in
the Scientific American, an owner
driver stalled his engine on a busy
New York street crossing. When he
kicked his starting motor pedal the
engine cranking mechanism failed to
operate, due to a rundown storage
battery. The frantic search that fol
lowed failed to disclose a hand start
ing crank in the tool box or under the
seat. In disgust the traffic officer
helped to push the crippled machine
to the curb.
Just then a young man stepped out
Of the crowd and offered his assistance.
IF your engine is all right" he sug
gested, Il think can start it for you. >
go ahead if you can" urged the
owner obviously.
Picking up jack the young man
raised one rear wheel from the ground
and threw high gear into engagement.
Then he turned the jacked-up wheel
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to pull up and lean away from the
car. In an instant the motor was hum
ming, and, after throwing the gears
into neutral position and removing
the jack, the friend in need smiled
his appreciation of the owners copious
thanks and went his way.
1t was simple plan, as most sue
cessful mechanical adaptations are
when demonstrated
Early last summer New England
motorist found himself on the road
several miles away from any garage
with a fiat front tire and no jack.
Noting rail fence at the side of the
road, he selected a straight, sound
piece of timber. Next he built solid
pile of stones two and one half feet
high in the road in front Of his car.
Then he laid the rail on the pile so
that it made an angle of about 10 de-
grees with the road, and ran his car
up against the incline with sufficient
force to raise the damaged tire clear
of the road and permit an exchange of
rims. Having his wheels on solid
ground, it was simple matter to back
off from the improvised jack when the
repair was completed.
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1926-02-11
DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART
Hollow Librories

Long sheets of cardboard printed
and colored TO give the appearance of
the backs Of rows Of books may be
purchased cheaply for covering the
empty shelves of libraries. The backs
Of standard sets of books of miscel-
laneous collections may be found in
surprising variety. When these are
carefully arranged behind the glass
doors of bookcases the Illusion of we'll
filed shelves is almost perfect 1t Is
thus possible to furnish, or appear to
furnish, empty shelf space at trifiing
expense. The plan OF thus taking
large libraries is by no means new. In
the Seventeenth century many beau
tiful bookcases were made in France
with elaborate carvings.
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1926-02-11
Plan Road Along Top of
Mountains in Virginia

A 75-mile highway along the sum
NIT of the Blue Ridge mountains in
Virginia may be built by the federal
government. The proposed highway
would pass through the heart of the
new Shenandoah National park and
would look down upon the most ia
nous valley in America, Shenandoah,
daughter of the stars"
The proposed Shenandoah National
park area extends rs miles along the
Blue Ridge. beginning at Front Royal, a
75-mile automobile ride from Washing
ton, and ending in Waynesboro.
Engineers of the Department Of the
Interior in inspecting the site have
recommended the proposed highway
not only as practical, but as furnishing
an opportunity for one of the most
beautiful scenic routes in America.
The highway would have an aver
age altitude of more than $500 feet,
and it would wind around 20 noun
tain peaks on the top Of the Blue
Ridge, which is almost level.
Engineers found thousands of tons
of rock suitable for the highway,
which would greatly reduce the cost.
The highway would run by num-
Der of waterfalls, several Of them
more than 100 feet in height. 1t would
pass through much virgin forest and
along the edges of precipices from
which the traveller can gaze for miles
across the Shenandoah valley. On a
clear day, it is said, the Washington
monument, IS miles distant, is easily
discernible from the peak. From the
mountains can be seen thousands of
acres Of apple orchards and land in
farms in the "granary Of the Con-
federacy."