davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-18
v KLAsToRE uKRYrA sTRo
IOWA PtJsKA.

z Hlohovca oznamu.m, ze ta-
mojsie cetniatvo vypatralo V
klastore, frantiskanov
strejoNti pusku, ktora bola udaj-
ne $ vedomim spravcu klastora u
.kryta rodobrancami. Strojova pu-
Ska bola zakopana asi ma pol me-
ira " zemi a bola vykopana eel
kom zachovala, pod dozorom Get
nictva. Ukryt gu 'ometu prezra-
dill isty prepusteny zamestnanec.
Pretoze je podozrenie, ze al ma i.
nyclI miestach khstera budii IL
kryte zbrane, 20 muzov citajtlca
vojenska haiadka ebsadila kla
stor, ably 1kryt d'alsaclr zbran
vypatrala.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-18
ORCANIzkCIA VEREJNEJ
SPRAVY.

Nova uprava veremej spravy
zabezpecuf Slovensku postave.
nie verejno-pravnej jednotky
ktora bude vlastnymi organlnI
vykonavat' svoju sprawl, co 50
pre- Javi v prvom rade priaanyT
menovanim nradnikov politicke.
spravy, ro1hodujGcim vlivom ma
menovanie do kategorie finane
nej, zeleznicnej a postovej spra
Wy, takze kazdy tiradnik, memo.
vany ma Slovensko, bude mat ma
budilcne sankciu slovenskych Il
stavnych cinitel 'ov. Je vel mi do
lezite, re pre- vedenie slovenskej
zemskej spravy podarilo sa "a
chovat' taocsiu bezpecnejsie IA
isteni pravmoc ako NAL pred
ttm miestodrzitel' V Ce'chach a ma
Morave a 2 kompetencie zemslSe-
no prezidenta, predsedu zemske.
ho zastupitel fstva predsedu
zemskej skolskej rady ako a.
dvoch vice4prezidentov vyplyva
re vsetka verejna sprava na Slo.
vensku bude dbsad 'ovana dl
slovensk1ho vlivu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-18
re ST vysvet1itel'ne nedostatkom

re sd vySvdtlitel ne 11edostatkom
Ifinancnycll prostriedkov a TO-
riem, akych by najNhodnejsie
mohol byt tento uver poskytovar
NJ. Emisia nevypoveditel 'nyeh o.
baigacii melioracnych, splatnost
kturych by sa rozr1e elila ma 90 al
80 rokov, je MONA ma dneSnom
peya1nom trhu len "a znacne Wy
soReho lroku. Preto prvou pod
snfienkou pre- obnovenie normal
neho trhu je odstranenie tejto d
rokovej nerovnosti. Ovsem me-
.horacny iver, ako verejnoprav-
ny liver, je dnes tiez iba eiastkou
icelkoveho sfoEenia penaznych po-
merov, a predpoklaida vhodn1 81
,tuaciu na pe1aznom trhu, hlavne
dostatok kanatalu. Ones vsalk
konsDlldacne snahy na tolnto po-
Ii ME sti dokoncene, situacia pre-
melioraeny iiver ME je este pine
priaIzniva a preto bude nutno O.
patrit ma preehodnn dobu lacny
liver dlhodoby 2 inyeh zdrojoy,
alabo aspon zabezpecit' prechod-
ne liver kratkodoby. A tn sd mu-
81 uplatiiovat' svojpomoc zaujem-
.eov, ktorym musia prispet' tiez
jednotlive hospodarske a financ-
ne 1stavy, ktore sd spiate so "a
ujm ami a prosperitou zemedel-
.Stya.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-18
NEBEzPEtNY Poz1xR v MA.
TtASKE.

Dina II. jan. 0 5. raio vypukol
v obci Matiaskc, v okrese giral-
tovskom poaiar. vzplanula nahle
slamena streelra stodoly, patria-
cej rol'nikovi Ondrejovi Ivanco.
vi. Ohen, ponevac f1kal victor
smerom k ostatnJm budovam
rol'nlokych usadlosti, mohol mat
,katastrofalne nasiedky pre- obec,
ale ucinne zasiahnutie hasiGoy po-
ziar lokalizovalo. zhorel i dom
Amy. Ivansovej, svagrinej memo.
vanello' rol 'nika. Skoda odhadu-
je 50 na $1,000 Hes . len stolola
lbola poistena.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-18

Zastupitel sky sbor 1nesta Zvo-
lena pri' prejednavani svojho roz-
poGtu ma fdk 1927 oMllasovag a.
ko podporu pre- nezanrest nary oh
40,0M Kcs a okrem toho podnik-
ne Y ziInnycll mesiacoch prace,
.ktore sil rozpoctun zahsypecent q
n ktorych nezsmestnsni rebotni-
.ci zyoleDgski majd dostat ma mzde
80 600 Kcs: Hned' no rozpoate
boil prihlsseni nezamestnani roz-
deleni Y Partie, q ktorych prvy
tyzden psanpvalo 40 robotnlkcy,
drqaly tyzden bclo. zalaestnanycal
l56 ropotnfkov . treti tNtlen je
zamestnanych 45 robotnikov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-18
BITKA fARnHoVIA1tSKYuH
M1ADENO GOV i DvoGIJAN-
KovsxYlu.

Medzi parobkani : Parcho-5
.vian a Dvorianok panovado dlho.
nepriateI 'stvo. Ked' sa raz par
chovianski sijdu parobkaani q
Dvorjanok, je z toho iste bitka..
Pred viano6nyuni sviatkaani vra-
cali sa parchovianski parobci 20
Seeoviec domov. Ked' priSli ku
krcme Jana Hudfka v Dvorjan-
kach, vosli Mich dvaja do krcmy
"a ostatnf ostai vonku. Nenazdaj.
ky vsak primal sa huff dvorjan-
skylh parobkov, ozbroienych ko-
1ami a zacali bit parobkov 2 Par
chovian. Bitka bola veI'mi prud-
ka a krvava. Traja Parchovian-
cani, a to Pavel Kotulak, Jozef
Topolovsky a Jozef Topolovsky
mladsf ostaIi lezat zkrvavenf v
bezvedomi na zemi lynn nebola
bitka este skoncena a dochadzalo
K srazkam medni jednotlivymi
parobkami, takze ma oboch stra-
mach boIo mnoho ran. Konecne
vazni obcania zakroeili urobili
poriadok.
Po svojom navrate do Parcho-
Wan podali parchovianski parob-
ci oznamenie ma cetnickej stanici.
Tra,ia zraneni boil obviazani a
bola i'm poskytnuta lekarska po-
moe. Ma st 'astie neskoncila sa BIZ
tka trgiacky, napriek tomu po-
. dalo cetnictvo ma % parobkov
trestne >oznamenie, ponevac ne
mono zistit', kto ltocnikov ko-
ho zranil.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-18
O. 1O4 MILIONY KCS OSUDFLI
MAR. SOCIALIST CSK.

an. Listy' sdel 'uji, ze po ma
nrahavom a zdlhayom vysetrova-
nj konecne bolo presne zist tene
ako zarobila Ma republike zaloz.
liza narodnych socialistov svojimi
podvodmi valecnymi pozielsami.
Len salna Saldova l. 'srdova "a
lozila v Prahe ziskala ma celon
podniku proti republike = pre-
ncely strany = celych A a pol
,niliona Kcs. Ostatne zalozne, ma
ktorych mena boly tiez padhane
podvody, zt1tastnily sa ma tyych-
to podvodoch ciastkou SO Milo
nov Kes. Celkom bola repuIblika
olzradnuta o 1O4 milionov Kds. a
to podnikmi narodnych social
stow. z tychto pemazi boly zaria-
d'oyane tlaciarne narodnyclI So
cialistov, boly sanovane podniky
a zbytok 81 ncchali ii, ,ktori tiefo
podvody zosnovali riadili. Ako
20 zistenych faktov je patrne. ma
bratr Groh velimi dobrl pamiit
lebo hned' V prvy den svojho w
slnchu tidal, ze celkovy o'bnos, o
ktory bola republika okradnuta,
pohybuje.sa okolo 100 .milionov
KGs.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-18

hospodarsky uzitocnou. Taketo "a
riadenia s1 odvodnovanie, alebo
zavodnovanie pozemkov, regulo-
vanie rick, potokov, hradenie by
strin atd'. Statistlky sa dokazu-
:je, aky vel'ky vyznam ma melio-
racia na Slovensku, kde by sa in
tenzita zemedelstve molla zna-
ane zvysit' primeranymi opatre
miami technickymi. Len 81 pred
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-18
KULTURlSE sTHBDISKo wy
Cf4Of1. SE0VEltHHA.

Ako pise "Slovak'', obJavily
sa vo vereJnosti zpravy o zaloze.
nj literarnelro spolku v Kosiciach
ktory ma praeovat na rozsiro.
vani a propagovani umeleckyich
hodn6t. Okrem toho az po tietc
dni zaene vychadzat' v kosiciach
literarny casopis ''Vesna''. Use.
tko toto SD zjavy, ktore 81 vynl-
tia respekt a zaujem. Kosice
stavaju sa TAX rychle kult tirnym
strediskom vychodneho Sleyen-
ska.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-18
tPRAvA MELIoRAdNEHo
UVERU.

CT. o. Pod meioraciou re.
naedelstve rozunieme take tech
nicke opatrenia a zariadenia, kto-
rynmi sa zvysuje vynosnost po-
zemkov zemedelskych, alebo kto-
rymi sa zemedelska poda, dosial
1emedekkemu hospodarstvu me-
pristupna, alebo nevhodna, einf
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-18

DR.. Jan Beblavyy, rodaik y, VIZ
boViec, nateraz cvanjeliclxy ia
srar Hornet Slatine (Povazsks
Sups) povolany Dol. "a univerzit
nsAo profesora do Ksinasu ,
lrepsaMiLe Litpa. Dr.. Beblayy do
.konca svoje st15i8 ma sniverzit,
II EdinkurgH; Y PariEi q v Strass
lburgu, ktlc Ssl pred dvolna rok
mi promovany ma doktora teolo
gie a filozofie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-18

IsosAS3 49, ~ sAAOSA1ASJ PONy FtS
zemedelSke hospodarstvo by "a
ziskalo ma Slovensku dokladnym
regulovanim slovenskych rick. Je
nesporne, ze p6da ziskana me1i.
oraciou by vyhodne rentovala vse
tky naklady, iste vel mi znacne,
ktore by vyzadovaly opatrenia
melioracne. Preto dnes snahy po
melioracii s1 odovodnene nielen
dsiffrn posilit zemeaelsk1 slozku
narodneho hospodarstva, ale tiez
podporovane snahou, aby zvyse-
MIN zemedelskej produkcie mas
Csl. stat mohol byt' elm Wac Sc
bestacnym. X hospodarskemu "a
ujmu sa tn druzi zaujem statu, a
preto melioracne prace sl jednym
IL dolezitych iikolov statnej poll
tiky hospodarskej. Skoro vo vse-
tkych statoch Europy ST meho-
racne projekty podporovane sta
tom. V nasej republike po pre-
vrate boly melioracne prace rie-
sene vypracovanim celostatneho
pregramu, ktoremu polozil za-
ciatky zakon melioraciach z r.
1919, kEory nasledovaly d d'alSie
zakony doplnovacie po stranke
technickej hlavne financnej.
Hlavnou etazkou pri mehora-
ciach je otazka financna, ktora
hra tym vaasiu rolu, lebo bezi
tuna 0 financne nakDady znaene
vysoke, ktore sa budii rentovat
iba po urcitej dobe postupne a
znenahla, co ma vhv ma rentabi-
litu melioracii a na dobu splat-
nosti melioracneho nveru. Preto
skoro vsade sn zakladom financ-
nej stranky melioracie meliorac-
Inc banky, dstavy, ktore maji "a
hlavne odvetvie svojej zivnosti
financovanie melioracnych opa-
trent, co sd deje hlavne poskyto-
vanm d1hodobeho nveru vo for
me melioracnych dlhopisov. Kde
ME sd taketo iistavy, poskytu,Ti
melioraEne livery 1stavy a ban
ky, ktore si povolan6 pomahat
zemedelstvu dlhodobymi, nevy-
poveditel 'nymi poziekami, ako
banky hypoteene, rentov6 atd'.
Druhym zdrojom financnym, kto-
re si podkladom rentability, me
lioracie, su subvenicie. Tieto sub
vencie statu ME sa vsak pre- Stat
ztratene, lebo vo forne zvysene-
no vymeru dani ma zvyysseny w
nos zelnedelskf sa behom DOLBY
opat vracajai zpat. Subvencie
vsak mozu byt iba podporou me-
4ioracie, .jej prcdpokladom je
vlastny ifver.
Dl'a statistiky cini V rcpublike
melioracna poda 2,220,OOO hekta-
rov a zbytkova potreba 1,g5O,WO
ba pody. Pc stranke technickej a
financnej mono ka5dorocne me
liorovat' $4,000 az 10000 ha. &c
by znamenalo, ze V Ccchach by
melioracne prace boly skoncene
"a 10 rokov, na Morave "a 40. 4
Sliezsku "a So, ma Slovensku "a
80 a na Polk. Rusi "a 81 rokov.
Financny naklad by emil s pol
miliardoy Kcs, roene teda l16 mi-
lionov Kes. Dl'a projektovaneho
planu polovicu by hradil Stat a
zem, pripadalo by teda na stat
ash 40 milionov Kcs. Dnes ci1li
statna podpora melioraeneho
fondu 40 milionov rocne, musela
by sa teda j statna podpora pri-
meranc zvysit'.
Po stranke vMnosnosti meho-
racic pocita sa zvysenic vynosti
na ] ha pody 1000 Kcs, po pre-
vedeni ce1eho programu meliorae-
neho, zvyseny by boil rocnt w
nos pody..o 2 miiardy Kc rocne
Va sanlo toto rocne zvysenie w
nosnosti zemedelskeho hospodar-
stva by malo ohromny vyznam
pre- statne hospodarstvo d pre-
statne financie, nehovoriaIc ami q
Il
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-18

Tias mestskk fada zaoberala sa O.
tazkou nelzamestnanosti a roz-
hodla niehtore inrestieie v roku
1927 previest u5 \ zinnych me-
siacoch.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-11
! IMMIGRATION
LAW TESTED BY
MEXICAN PAPER

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 10 Especial to
the Dispatch)-EI Universal one of
the morn ming dailies of Mexico City,
has conducted an investigation into
the difficulties encountered by per
sons entering Mexico due to the ap-
plication of the new immigration
laws. Ramirez de Aguilar one of
the star reporters of the newspaper
was sent to the border and started
8 series of articles upon his re-
turn.
Aguilar relates a number OF in
teresting personal experiences ho
encountered. He states that al
Nuevo Laredo, among other things
he was forced to pay IN additional
fee on arriving there, although mis-
papers were already in proper shape
This referred to his departure for
the American side.
He states that on his return to
Mexico, agents of the immigration
service took him across the city to
the head Of the immigration service,
forcing him to ride in a designated
automobile and to pay specific
charge for this service. He states
that the chauffeurs of Nuevo La
redo have already complained
against this practice. but that the
Immigration authorities claim that
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-11
TERM
RESOLUTION is
. MOVED in HOUSE

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. GA move
to put the house on record as op-
posed to third terms for presidents
was initiated today by Representa-
tive Beck, a republican insurgent Of
wisconsin.
He introduced resolution, which
was referred to the judiciary COM
mittee, to declare it the sense of the
house that any departure from the
two term maximum would be "un-
wise, unpatriotic and fraught with
peril to our free institutions"
No mention was made in his reso-
luton of President Coolidge and the
possibility of his becoming candi-
date for recollection, put in state
ment, Beck pointed to the contention
of some individuals and newspapers
that if he did, the third trim tradi-
tion should not be raised as bar to
his reelection.
THE complete answer to this ar
gument," he said, ''is found in this
indisputable fact: If re-eleeted in
1928, President Coolidge will serve
until March 4, 1888, or ten years from
the time he first took the oath of,
office, and assumed the presidency IN
Angus, 1923.
rs six years in the chief office of
the republic to be spurned as mea-
ger and unworthy bestowal of honor
and power on the part of the Ameri-
can people?
Those who profess reverence for
the constitution will be interested to
learn that the men who drafted that
great document at one time voted by
a clear majority to limit the term of
the president to seven years, with a
provision that he should be perpetu
ally ineligible thereafter.
THE term was later shortened to
four years for the very reason that
our revolutionary fathers were so
jealous of their liberties that they
feared yielding into the hands of any
man the great power of the execu
tive office beyond term of four
years without an intervening cleo
tion."
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-11
THOMASA.E EDISON
REACHES HISSOTH
BIRTHDAY TODAY

WEST ORANGE, n. j., Feb. 10. N9
Thomas A. Edison will be so years
old tomorrow, The day, hailed by
the rest of the world as one which
will bring into the realm Of the octo-
genarians a man who has made pos
sible industries whose capital amounts
to $4,000, 900. It's approach ap-
parently meant nothing here tonight
+ At the factory and laboratories the
usual routine continued throughout
the day At the offices the presence
oil several newspaper photographers
seeking pictures of the inventor was
the only outward sign of an event
forthcoming.
Driven by an unliveried chauffeur
in 1922 model Ford-an open car
Edison arriv d at the laboratories
shortly after o'clock this morning.
Four hours later, the chauffeur re-
turned to take him home for lunch,
and within As minutes, Edison again
passed into the enclosure about the
plant, smiling greeting at the aged
gateman.
No public celebration was planned
by West orange. A quiet reception
will take place at the Edison home
in Llewellyn Park, at which Henry
Ford and Harvey Firestone, tire man
ufacturer, are expected Edison may
drop in at the dinner in Newark of
the Edison Pioneers, a group of men
associated with him for many years.
Mrs. Edison today characterized
her distinguished husband as "a
tease"
eff there is any point about which
you are sensitive," she laughed, "he
dwells on it. He's a great tease; he
will tell you what you don't like to
hear.
"He is happy in his home He comes
in and calls me. Mr.. Edison likes to
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-11
CUMMINGS ANNOUNCES
SEVERAL CHANGES in
UNIVERSITY FACULTY

UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA, (Tnc i,
SOM Feb. 1O-rMiss Nellie Miller,
head of the department of mathe-
matics of Lombard college, has ac-
cepted an appointment as assistant
Professor of mathematics in the
same department at the University
CT Arizona, it was announced here
yesterday by DR.. H. B. Leonard,
head of the Arizona department.
Professor Miller will arrive in
Tucson, February Ia to take UP her
duties, DR.. Byron Cummings, act
ing president. said yesterday
The appointment of George Pet
tingill, % graduate of the Uni
versity of Arizona, as instructor in
economies. at Arizona was also an
nounced yesterday by DR.. Cummings,
He was appoi nted on recommenda-
tion of DR.. E. j. Brown, head OF the
department.
DR.. Cummings said last night. that
these appointments were made subs
ject to the approval of the board of
regents.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-11

Persistent coughs and colds lead to seri.
Gus trouble. You can stop them now with
Creomulsion, an emulsi6ed creosote that
is pleasant to take. Creomulsion is new
medical discovery with two-fold action; it
soothes and heals the inhamed membranes
and inhibits germ growth.
Of all known drugs, creosote is recog-
nized by high medical authorities as one
of the greatest healing agencies for per-
sistent coughs and colds and other forms
of throat troubles. Creomulsion contains,
in addition to creosote, other healing ele-
ments which soothe and heal the infected
membranes and stop the irritation and
inflammation, while the creosote goes on
to the stomach, is absorbed into the blood,
attacks the seat of the trouble and checks
the growth of the germs.
Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfactory
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-11
WIDER SCOPE IN
FEDERAL. JUDGE
PROBE is ASKED

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. up = The
house judiciary committee decided
late today to ask the house for au-
.thority to subpoena witnesses in the
inquiry into impeachment charges
filed against Federal Judge Frank
Cooper of northern New York by
can, New York.
The decision was re3ched in execu-
tive session after Judge Cooper had
denied the charges at an earlier open
session The step was taken, Chair
man Graham said, TO pu: the pro-
ceedings on "a regular basis" but he
emphasized that it would not change
the character of the inquiry from a
preliminary investigation.
AT this stage, Graham said, the
committee desired to avoid any action
indicating that it had found prob
able cause" for impeachment pro-
ceedings.
A resolution asking the house for
ably will be introduced tomorrow,
forcing suspension of the hearings
until the authority is granted and
witnesses can be notified.
Graham said the committee had not
discussed who would be called, but
he added that he was ready to call
anyone, for the committee or for La
Guardia.
Blanket denial of the impeachment
charges, filed against him by Rep
resentative La Guardia, republican,
New York, was made before the house
judiciary committee today by Judge
Cooper of the northern New York
district. The judges statement fol-
lowed similar testimony by r. @.
Merrick, former prohibition admins
TRAITOR for New York, with whom
Cooper was alleged by La Guardia
to have conspired to entrap bootleg
gers.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-11

it is being done to prevent immf
grants falling into the hands of un-
scrupulouS drivers
Aguilar also relates an incident
involving Mexican returning to
his horne, accompanied by his wife.
He had been married a NUMBER or
years before in Mexico City and die
rot have marriage certificate
with him. On being refused admit
t&nce until this requisite was full
filled, he solved the difficulty by
returning to the American side
where he was again married to Sc
cure the certificate.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-11
WESTINGHOUSE.
STy4fG
LETTER M
PC o.
BY RODNEY BUTCHER
NEA Service Writer

WASHINGTON-This happaled in
ancient Rome:
A group of New York plutocrats
came down and threw festive
little party.
A delegation of senators was
present-Roman senators, you un-
derstand, because this wasga in Rome
The keGnest feature OF, the party
was the favors. At every, plate,
was found a lovely little silver
flash
And each of these cute little
favors was filled with excellent
Scotch whisky
And after the banquet was over
somebody counted up and found
that only three senators had left
their favors on the table.
And there was a great deal of
talk, you may be sure. Not be-
cause so m;9ny senators had made
way with their favors, contents and
all, but because it was considered
mighty poor taste on any gentle.
mans part to leave his favor on
the table instead of taking It,
All, what terrible, wicked scam
dalous old place was sAncient Rome!
For all this. you must remember
happened in Rome.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-11
ExrRApITIoN soUGHr

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 10 Especial to
the Dispatch) )-Steps are being taken
to secure the extradition of Luis
Valencia Quirez, suspected of kill
ing Pascual Ferro, bullfighter
formerly connected with the Rodolfo
Caona outfit and now reported in
San Antonio. Texas The killing
took place more than a year ago
but it was only recently that Quirez
was located. The matter is now In
the hands of the department of ror>
eign rotations. M
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-11
4tl@!t,g!:s.s. !t,I!:..

have people about him; he never
wants to 'be left alone. But he doesn't
want to be bothered. Nor does he
enter into what is going on about
him. He reads the newspapers re-
ligiously and magazines by the score.
once in a great while he will pick
up a detective story and read it in
one sitting-never novel. He does
not like games, such as cards.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-11
Read Mr.. Awtry's
testimonial as to
what ATT~RRAN

does in stamping out constipation.
''Im man Sc years of age, have had
chronic constipation for 35 years. l
have been taking all kinds of purga-
tives, scarcely-if ever--have a natural
movement. Have spent a great deal of
money and no permanent relief. -.
When I had used one package of your
ALL BRAN. / found could discard my
pills and tablets. l haven't felt as good
in 20 years.
Jos. W.AwTRY, Atlanta, Ga.
You can get permanent, natural
relief from constipation by eating
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN. Two table,
spoonfuls daily-in chronic cases,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-11
A THREE DAYS COUGH
is YOUR DANGER SIGNAL

in the treatment of persistent coughs and
colds, bronchial asthma, bronchitis and
other forms of respiratory diseases, and is
excellent for building up the system after
colds or flu. Money refunded if any cough
or cold is not relieved after taking accord.
ing to directions. For sale by all drug
gists.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-11

No wonder everybody likes the
Honorable Nicholas fLon wor t h,
speaker of the house of representa-,
tives.
His manly beauty is only exceed
ed by his democratic informality
While some of the noble Georgian
champions Of the cottoa1 farmer
were fervently debating agricultural
relief, Speaker Nick, out of the
speakers chair possibly so as to
hear them better = though heaven
Georgia can be heard for remark
able distances-was sitting down on
the aisle among the common rlSn OF
congressman.
Suddenly two rather large and
quite similar brown objects appeared
atop the back of the seat in front
of Speaker Nick. 1t was soon seen
that they We're Speaker Nick's feet.
And Speaker Nick was almost ous
of sight, though he could just peer
over the toes of his shoes toward
the rostrum.
1t was the most brazen eXhihi.
tion of brown spats even seen in the
house The congressWomen Florence
Kahn and Edith Rogers, across the
aisle, didn't mind a bit, evtl though
they didn't emulate Speaker Nick
It's hard enough for anyone to sit
through a session of the house un-
der any circumstances without nav.
ing to sit up like ramrod.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-11
HASN'T FELT so GOOD IN 20 YEARS
One package ALL BRAN enables
him to say goodbye to pills!

with every meal. Guaranteed.
Doctors recommend it because it
is 1000 bran.
Eat ALL-BRAN with milk or
cream-and add fruits or honey.
Use in cooking. Mix with, other
cereals. Served and sold every
where. Ready to eat. Made by
Kellogg in Battle Greek. Recipes
on package.