davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24
Prva graduacia
vSkoleSy.Alzb
Haseltoncania budu prezivat' ra-.
dostne chvile ma nedel' u, ked 90
graduantov dostane diplomy.

Haseltonski Slovaci mnoho trip
kosti stradania zak1sili, kym
vybudovali svoju krasnu skolskii
budovu potion kym zas dostali
svojho milovaneho knaza v osobe
Rev. Jozefa L. Kostika pred pia-
timi rokmi. Ale cd toho casu UNI
vaju sladke ovocie svojej prace
a stradania ma bud1cu nedel ID
akoby vrchol vsetkeho bude prva
graduacna slavnost ich osade,
pri ktorej 20 ziakov a ziaciek OBJ
drzi diplomy skolskej dospelosti.
Me je div, ze ma Haselton sa tej-
to udalosti vel mi tesla a radost-
ne vyckavaju chvfl'u, v ktorej sa
fch davne sny splnia.
Ku graduaciam priprayeny Dol
bohaty program, ktory bude pre-
vedeny nedel'u popoludni o pol
3. hodine pre- dietky veeer q.
hodine pre dospelVch. Program
je nasledovny:
Privitajlca rec Justina Ku-
bus.
Anglicka rec - Helen Repasky.
Male graduantky Dietky q
l. triedy.
Strajkeri - Skolske dietky.
Cvicenie - Skolske dievcata.
Slovenky = Male dievcata.
Rozhovor graduantov Gra-
duanti.
Anjel Odmeny - Maria Basi-
sta.
Vymam americkej zastavy
Skolskf chlapci.
Rec rozdavanie diplomov gra-
duantom - Rev. j. Il. Kostik.
ROZlUcenle - Matilda GaJdOS.
Slovensky spev ma rozliickn
Vsetci graduanti.
Anglicky spev ma rozlicku
Stella Vano, sprevadzana ma pia-
ne Veronikou Klesc.
Po kazdom vystupe zahra ma
plane ziacka Helena Repasky.
Diplomy obdrzia nasledovni:
Karol Klesc, Michal Hudac, Fran
tisek Hasaj, Michal Novak, Mi.
chal Hudran, Michal Geffert, Ve-
ronika Klesc, Maria Kopkas, Mar
gita Repasky, Katarina MILAN,
Stella Vano, Helena Repasky,
Alzbeta Mlinarcik, Matilda Gaj-
dos, Helena Stole, Maria Basista,
Cecilia Hamracek, Maria Franko,
Justina Kubus, Antonetta Hrosar.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24
Pridte ma Slovenskyy Den do Idora Parku 80. j1na!

MIN vel. sestry Marie Cyril: Ju.
lius Baca, Andrej Balas, Jozef Ba-
rabas, Jozef Brosnae, Jan Datko,
Michal Dudas, Stefan Gajan, Jo-
yet Glejdura, Michal I'll as, Mi
chal Jankovic, Jan Javorsky, Jan
E. Javorsky, Jan Kalna, Jozef
kordek, Cyril Koscak, Alojz Kris
pinsky, Albert Kubina, Arturs Ma
ga, Cyril Matds, Stefan Melek,
Edward Palguta, Pavel Petrov-
sky, Juraj Pillar, Albert Sikor-
sky, Andrej Smetanovsky, Jan
Stanovcak, Francis Susor, Jozef
Tarapcak, Henry Valicek, Juraj
Vrabel', Helena Bac, Grace Baca,
Anna Conek, Maria Dobran, Mild
red Dolansky, Anna Dzurbala,
Helena Friedman, Maria II as, Ma
ria Javorsky, Helena Krajnak,
Margita Kukura, Paulina Kutlik,
Helena Macuga, Anna Markovic,
Maria Markovic. Marta Martin
ko, Cecilia Mauser, Helena Mu-
ransky, Anna Olejar, Katarina
Olejar, Maria Pekarcik, Agnesa
Puskar, Helena Rigelsly, Helena
Sajna, Anna Senvisky, Helena
Silvia, Maria Smiga, Anna Maria
Sofranec, Helena Vinkler, Maria
Vrabel', Helena Zolko.
Nasledovni ziaci a ziacky obdr-
zali odmeny "a prikladne spravo-
vanie sa: z 2. triedy Matilda O.
lejar a Stefan Ridarsky. 2 3. trie-
dy Estella Pastor a Jan Wagner.
10 4. triedy Margita Bujnovsky
a Frank Vrabel. z 5. triedy Ma
ria Klein a Jozef Ruzbacky. 10 6.
triedy Maria Rak a Andrej Savel.
10 7. triedy Maria Kanos a Ed
ward Petrik. z s. triedy Anna Co.
mex a Cyril Koseak.
Nasledovnd obdrzali odmeny "a
dobr6 ucenie sa: z 2. triedy Anna
Rehovcik a Jan Mikula. z 3. trie-
dy Genevieve Sofranec Jozef
Krispinsky. 10 4. triedy Helena
Kopruscak a Jan Horny. q 5. trie-
dy Etela Petrik a Stefan Doncec.
70 6. triedy Maria Balas a Ed
ward Bobala. 10 7. triedy Anna
Petras a Jan Hrehovcik. z s. trie-
dy Anna M. Sofranec, Maria Smi.
ga, Paulina Kutlik Jan E. Ja-
vorsky.
Graduantom prajeme mnoho
st 'astia pri ich vst1penf do sku-
tocneho zivota.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24

Horejsi obrazok predstavuje
nam ma Campbell celej youngs.
townskej okolici znameho And.
reja III. Hamraka, ktory sa u.
chadza o republikansku nomina-
ciu ma nrad uctovnika (auditora)
mesta Campbell. Pan Hamrak
pochodi jednej 2 najstarsich
slovenskych rodin Campbell,
ktora je ku cti slovenskemu me-
nu. Ia poslednych sest rokov je
pomocnNm auditorom a preto ma
dobre kvalifikacie ma iirad, O kto-
ry sa uchadza.
Jednym kandidatov ma nrad
pokladnlka mesta Campbell je i
p. Michal Cvengros, ktory berie
zivt1 l1Gast V kazdom narodnom i
cirkevnom pohybe slovenskom.
Bol ia Wac rokov policaitom
mesta Campbell a posledne dele
gatom na konvemcii Penn. Slov.
Jednoty. Je on obi 'nbeny Slovak
pre- jeho milh a priamu povahu a
preto ma mnoho priatel 'ov, ktori
"a jeho nominaciu pracuj1.
Ia koncilmana f. wardy vystu-
puJe okrem p. Martina Haski al
p. Andrej Malal1, znamy osadny
narodny pracovnik Haselton.
Pan Malak je znamy kazdemu Slo-
vakovi vo f. warde co svedomitV
Glovek a ma mnoho nasledovnikov
IA sebou.
Ia koncilmanov at-large" w.
stupujn dvaja nasi l'udia, Stefan
Wasko a Andrej s. Klimko. Vset-
kych kandidatov je Sest', ale len
traja majd byt' zvoleni, preto OBJ
eania sloyensk6ho p6vodu mech
nezabudnt ma 9. augusta naiprv
urobit' krlzik pri menach tychto
dvoch Slovakov a len potom este
jeden ku menu daktoreho tretieho
kandidata.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24
TO BUDE RYMOVAT.

V tieto dni Dol V Youngstown
senator Spoj. Statov Ohio ST.
neon ID. Fess, ktory povedal po-
liticku rec ma bankete miestnei
republikanskej organizacie, Union
League Club. Fess je blizky pria-
tel prezidentov a hovoril O prezi-
dentskych kandidatoch. Il jeho re-
ci vynimame:
"Coolidge a Smith budii kandi-
datmi dvoch vel 'kEch stran na
prezidentstvo buduceho roku. ia
som ME povereny hovorit' "a pre-
zidenta, alebo ia republikansku
stranu, ale co politik a pozorova-
tel stojaci bllzko prezidenta,
som vstave videt' dobre do veci.
V republikanskej strane je len je.
den kandidat a tym je Calvin Cool
ldge, ktory a. bude znOvuzv0leny
tou najvacsou vacsinou hlasov,
aku kedy ktory kandidat mo-
dernej dobe obdrzal.
"Guverner AL Smith New
Yorku, styri razy zvoleny "a gu.
vernera vel'keho statu, bude To-
gicky kandidat demokratov. Le-
bo demokraticka strana nem6ze 81
dovolit odppret' n o m n a c i u
Smithovi. kontro1a miestnych
vlad vo vel 'kych mestach visi ma
vazkach. Darmo hovoria JuHnaci,
re Smith memoze byt' demokratic.
kym kandidatom. Smith MIN bu.
de, ably zaIchranil demokratickt i
kontrolu vo vel 'kych mestach.
"Dawes bude znovu republi
kanskym kandidatom ma podpre
zidentstvo, a demokratickym kan
didatom podprezidentstva bude
Vic Donahey, tri razy zvoleny gu
werner statu Ohio, jestli sa Ter
nebude uchadzat' o stvrty ter
min"
Fess je dobry prorok. "Cal" !
"Al" budn nasi prezidentskf kan
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24

didati ma .budlci rok. Bude sa to
dobre rymovat'
Vic Donahey bude kandidatom
podprezidentstva. v uterok ozna-
mil, lie je spokojny troma ter
minami guvernerstva a Wac sa 0
tento lrad uchadzat nebude.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24

Frank I'll. Vogan, terajsi okre-
sny pokladnik, ktoreho termin uz
vyprsl, uchadza sa o nrad mayo
ra mesta Youngstown. Pam Vogan
je dobre znamy kazdemu dan plai
tiacemu NEST 'anovi, co svedomi.
ty prfkladny 1radnih, ktory "a.
viedol v tom tirade fnnohe dobrt
poriadky a nasledkom svojich
mnohorocnych zknsenosti co We
rejny 1radnik, bude znat' dobre
West al trad mayora pade zvo
lenia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24
P0voDNovE SKoDY
WISE 500, ,00o. GU

Sekretar obchodu Spoj. Statov|
Herbert Hoover udal, lie skoda,
sposobena povodnami Y idoli rie.s
ky Mississippi obnasa Cd t20fs
600, 600 do $40QO 600 600.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24

Siedmy vyr&eny Slovensky Den
Slovakov Mafoning a Shenango
dolin odbyvatI ia bude ma budu-
ci stvrtok, 80. iiina, Cd rama do
veeera, v pre1 kasnom Idora par.
ku. Vsetky p1 bravy sd uz vyko-
name, bohaty Program sostayeny.
Teraz w len bd vsetkych slova-
kov ma okolid zaIezf, ably tento
slovensky Del prevSsil predosl6
svojo" vel 'k0i 'oo " s'avou.
Vybory sp9lkov Okresny
sbor slovenslHj Ligy vydrziava-
ly viacere scliodze "a posledne
mesiace, ma kterych svedomite bo-
ly konane vsstky prace uspo-
riadanim tSloNnskeho Dna spo-
jene. Podali sxoje pomocne ruky
i duchovni a ma schodzach pano-
vala vzdy najhpsia ochota k pra-
ci bratska laska. vysledky tel
| to prace ibudnlviditel ne ma stvr-
tok.
Ako nam ozIlamuj1 so vsetkych
stran, ma SIovensky Den pride
mnoho tisic Slovakov. Elektricke
kary, auto-busy automobile bu-
dd cd rama do poludnia, preplne-
ne Slovakmi, iducimi do Idora
parku. Sprava parku porobila
zvlastne pripravy, ably sa Slovaci
citili co najlepsie,
Ma tSlovenskom Dni prevedeny
bude nasledovny program: .
O II. hodine-Privet spravcu,
p. j. j. Schromofskeho.
Cvicenie skolskych dietok osa-
dy Sv. Mateja.
Slovenskti rec povie - Niekto-
ry miestny duchovny.
Cvicenie X. Sokolov.
Cvicenie X. Sokoliek.
Cvieenie podrostu X. Sokol.
stva.
1O0-yardovy beh chlapcov II
do 15-rocnych.
50-yardovy beh dievcat IL do
15.rocnych.
1O0-yardovy beh dospelych chIa
pov.
50-yardovy beh dospelych zien
75-yardovy beh vyse 2O0-funto-
vych "chlapcov'.
Beh vo vreci chlapcov nize 49,
rocnNch.
Troj-nohy beh chlapcov.
Beckovy beh chlapcov.
Topankovy beh chlapcov.
Pajovy kontest chlapcov.
Baseball hra slovenskej vybera-
nej caty Mahoning proti sloven-
skej yyberanej cate 20 shenango.
Tahanie povraza, 'chlapsk6 ca.
ty.
Vol'na zabava tanec.
Hrat' bude chyrna orchestra
ldora parku. -...-.
Wit All V behoch a zavodoch
dostann ceny, darovane sloven-
skymi obchodnikmi.
Costa do Idora parku: Po elek-
triGke "Idora park" z Central
Square. Autom po Garfield ce-
ste, ktora sa pocina ma konci w.
Indiamola Ave. ma Glenwood
Ave. Slovaci Campbell Hasel-
ton budu odvezeni zdarma zpred
ich kostolov ma busoch Cd 10. hod
rano. Slovaci 20 Steelton m6zu
/ prejst' autami krfzom cez Mill
Creek park do Idora parku.
Mech pridu cele rodiny uz "a
rama a donesd 81 kosiky jedlom
Kto nedonesie, nezomre hladom
lebo v parku mono dostat' mno
no dobreho pod zuby. Rodicis
dozieia svojim Diet 'om raz v rokr
pobavit' sa ma kolotococh, jazdit
Ina drevenNeh i ziyych konEkocl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24
OKR. SBOR LfGY
MA NOVY URAD
Ustredne narodne teleso Slova-
kov v Mahoning doline postave-
ne ma pevne nohy.

ziavana bola v skole Sv. Cyrilla
Methoda schodza Okresneho
Sboru Slovenskej Ligy, ma ktorej
toto narodne teleso bolo ozivene a
postavene na pevne nohy, takze
v bud1cnosti bude moct' lepSie
pracovat' ma naroda roll dedic-
nej. Ma tejto sch6dzi zastupene
boly vsetky sbory Ligy spolky,
prisluchajilce do Ligy, mimo {.
260. KJ. a vsetci zastupcovia pri-
zvukovali ochotu k praci a zia-
dostivost' k cinom.
Nasledovni nradnici a zastup-
covia boil prftomni: Jozef j.
Schromofsky, predseda Okr. Sbo-
ru zastupca SO. Sboru Ligy
Frantisek Hudik, podpredseda
Okr. Sboru zastupca POT. Sboru
Ligy; Juraj 'Murdzak, zastupca
At. Sboru Ligy; Martin j. Les
max, zastupca 246. Sboru Ligy;
M. Mraz, zastupca 1913. Sboru Ii
gy Yo. SLOW. Novin; Michal Ry-
bar, zastupca Odboru Gil. MSS;
Matej Kucko, zastupca cisla 30S.
IKSJ. Cislo 25. IKSJ. zastupoval
v nepritomnosti riadneho zastup-
Gu br. Muranskeho, ktory sa ne
mohol dostavit Frantisek Hu-
dix Okrem tychto, pritomni boil
nasledovni clenovia Ligy: A. M.
Palkovic, M. J. PalkoviG J.
Kral.
1Sch6dzu zahajil br. Frantisek
Hudik, podpredseda Okr. Sboru,
lebo predseda nemohol sa dosta
Wit ma ach6dzu nacas. Br. Hudik
privital vsetkych pritomnych a
poziadal M. Mraza vedenie "a
pisnice.
Prvym predmetom pojednava-
MIA bola prednaska p. inziniera
Mahrera, ktory je ochotny pred
nasat' youngstownskym a okoli-
tym Slovakom, pod zastitou Okr.
Sboru Ligy, hospodarskej situ-
acii ma Slovensku. M. Mraz ozna-
mil. re inz. Mahrer ponechava po-
drobnosti usporiadania prednasky
nplne Okresnemu Sboru len to
81 praje, ably prednaska 'bola maj
neskorsie 10. julia. Ma dany pod
porovany navrh sch6dza usnie-
sla, re prednaSka bude nedel'u
10. julia vecer. Oil 'adom miest-
nosti bolo usnesene, aby bola v
auditoriume novel skoly osady
Mena JeziS ma Steelton, ked 'ze
dl'a oznamenia ma schodzi, v sko-
lie Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda budn
v tom case prevadzane opravy
prednaska by sa tam nemohla wy
drziavat'. Miestnost' skoly Najsv.
Mena Jezis je vel 'ka, vmesti sa
do nej hodne l'udi je k nej pri-
stup so vsetkych stran Mahonimg
doliny po Ohio Works kare. Ta-
to kara ide az 20 Struthers ma
Steelton. Bratia z Campbell Ha-
selton dostann sa tam Pahko po
Glenwood kare, transferujnc ma
Ohio Works karu. Dalej usnesene
bolo, aby vstupne ma prednasku
bolo 25c, ktorych penazi zapla-
tene budn trovy prednaSkou
spojene. Do prednaskoveho vybo-
ru zvoleni boil: Jozef J. Schro-
mofsky "a spraucu; A. NJ. Palko-
vic "a podspravcu; M. Mraz do a.
gitacneho vyboru; M. Kucko a
M. Rybar ku vstupenkam a budii-
ci novy pokladnik ku pokladnici.
(Tym je Fr. Hudik.) Spravca
prednasky ma poziadat' naSich
! duchovnych 0 pomoc oznamenfm
prednasky veriacim. Cislo 3OS. +
(Dokoncenie ma S. strane.)
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-03-18
Rv MRS. NJ. Il. PLAssMANN)

4 CASUAL glance at the page de-
u voted to women's activities in
"A our Sunday press gives but a
faint idea of what the women of the
state are really doing which is worth
while. There are no better home
makers than Montana women, wheth-
er in city or in town, but the activi-
ties of many are not confined to the
limits of four square walls. Social
events are, quite naturally, Of local
interest, but such items do not in
clude the work of our women along
a number of lines, except. now and
then, to give brief mention of il, and
this is cast in the shade by notices of
luncheons, teas. dinners, and the an
nouncement of marriages. births, en-
gagements, deaths, etc, which con-
stitute the major part of the Wom-
ans Page.
Upon examination, it is found that our
women are yieing with the women of the
rest of the country in their contributions
60 progress and the promotion of the best
interests of the state.
Over in Whitehall is published a maya
zine entitled The Montana Woman. 1t is
editer by a gifted woman-Mrs. Ike +. O.
khAG-tHN - lHt lAAiIl OlEuH VI int AItn-
Gana Federation of Women's clubs. All
club women receive it and. we trust, read
Il. No Montana household should be with
out it, because of the Information it con
tains which Is TO be obtained nowhere else.
While il Is largely made up of reports
from different club departments, ii also
mentions the work of women in other
fields. In its last number IL gives nearly a
column TO an article on the Indian Masque,
which is TO he given at Bozeman the fourth
and sixth of next June. 4 branch of the
Eurodelphian, a national fine arts society,
that Is organized in BoZenfan. is producing
che MasQue, which is written by a woman
and is under the direction of Miss Jessie
Louise Donaldson.
| have been granted the favor of reading
its synopsis, and can testify that il is re-
markahly interesting. It aims to present
Ia an artistic form the myths and legends
OF the Crow Indians, and is TO furnish the
folk lore of other Montana tribes. The
Crows-at least the older ones-are taking
great interest in the production. and doubt
less have contributed to it what they could
recall of the traditions of their tribe.
1t was full time that something Of this
kind should have been undertaken. The
older Indians, who were brought up under
tribal conditions, are fast passing away.
Soon 1t will be impossible to gain informa-
ton which they can give. and which will be
a valuable contribution to Indian ethnog-
raphy.
DIR. Derrick Lehmer, of the University of
California. will write the music for the
Masque. He is an authority, it is claimed,
on Indian music, and Is so recognized both
here and abroad.
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month by the engineers of tn Unitd States
bureau OF public roads. Plans and specih-
cations must be completed by the first of
April and it is probable that bids will be
called to be opened April 10.
The commission also discussed at con-
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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-03-18

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and that the decision to let the contract
was not made at a meeting called for the
purpose. The supreme court dismissed Lar
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He will pay you back the full pur-
chase price. W. will repay him. So
make this trial the very next time
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~s sleep like a log
N-eat like a horse

For an APPETITE that
takes you back to the little
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cuIticura for Pimpiy Faces.

To remove pimples and blackheads
smear them with Cuticura Ointment.
Wash off In five minutes with Cuti-
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Among the unusual occupations followed
by women in Great Britain are the follow
ing. Snail rearing, moss growing, seaweed
gathering. goldfish breeding, and prize
cattle Judging.
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OVERRIDING?
Hurry, Worry and OverUork Bring
Heavy Strain.

Hurry Worry and OverWork Bring
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MODERN life throws a heavy
AVA burden on our bodily ma
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pecially the kidneys, are apt to be-
com sluggish. Retention of excess
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you bake. Order a sack from your
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Our "Baking-test" Recipes
As the Rex kitchens are testing,
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Some are short cuts to old favorites
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you write today we will send them
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The Bozeman courier., 1927-11-04
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

Helena. Montana, Office of Federal
Prohibition Administrator, Oct. IA,
1927.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing described property to-wit:
Nash Sedan, Engine No. 64974, Serial
No. A-15924 seized from one William
Ford, at or near Bozeman, Montana,
for the reason that the said property
was being used by the said William
Ford in violation of the Internal Re-
venue and other laws of the United
States and particularly in violation of
Sections $3.50 and 3453 of the Revised
Statutes of the United States is for
feited to the United States qnS viii
be sold under the provisions O. Sectior
3460 of the Revised Statute 3f t.1a
United States and any person claiming
the above described property is hereby
notified to appear before me at ths
office of the Federal Prohibition i'd
ministrator in Helena, Montana and
'file his claim as provided by laW
within 80 days from the date of the
first publication of this notice.
CARL JACKSON,
Prohibition Administrator
By E. E. Collins, Attorney, Bureau Of
Prohibition.
First publication Oct. 21, 1929
(Last publication November 4, 1927