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The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-18
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-3 room house: bath i:
 partly furnished. 20. Box 633.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-18

FOR SALE = 5-passenger Stude- baker touring car. s200- cash. R. F. Blake, No. 2, Partridge Apts, Sth St.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-18
M 4 RI W K
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TENDER IN PORT

The Marguerite, Diamad K can nery tender from Hoonah, Is in port today from that town.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-18

FOR SALE-Gas loat, 40 it., 25 h.p. engine. Good condition. Bargain for cash. Phone 374.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-18

Old papers for sale at The Empire
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-18

PIANOS, Victor. Latest Phono- graphs and Records for sale and rent. Expert Piano and Monograph Tuning. Repairing. Musical Goods. Matl orders dll- ed. Anderson Music Shoppe. Phone 143.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-18
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-1 nfce1y furnished rooms. Hot and cola running water. With or without board 210 Main St., between 2rd and 3rd.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-18

Old papers for sale at The Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-18

FOR SALE-4 room house with
 bath s1,000. Phone 682.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-18

FOR RENT-Space in Cable Of flee Building, suitable for of flee or salesroom. Apply Pacific Coast Coal Co. office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-18

CLIFF Apts., I, ? and 3 room furnished Apts. Phone 209.
, 1927-04-04

The Vice Chairman: The ~appropria-
tion of 500, 10000 was made en- condi-
ton that those estates owners along the
road should be willing to sell one-haIf
Of itheir property for homesteads. We
have very little undeveloped territory in
St. Croix and the chances ere that it will
be very difficult to get any of that money
over here. | cannot see that they have a
whole lot of land to develop over there,
and if anybody feels ike asking Con
gress to change the wording of the bill
so much TIE better.
ITO be concJuded.)
, 1927-04-04
BURIALS
M TIE PUBLIC CEMETERY
or "CHRISTIANSTED.

March 1927.
I7-AIexarder Ford. died at Peters
q Farm Hospital, aged sc years.
11-Ferdinand Williams, died in town,
aged rs years.
13-ReginaId James, died at Peters
Farm Hospital, aged 5 months.
17-Sophia Williams, died at Peters
Farm Hospital, aged 80 years,
Is -Rosalia Hortence Boiling, died at
Peters Farm Hospital, aged 20 years.
21-Robert Edwards, diei at Peters
Farm Hospital, aged 81 years.
23-John Benjamin Pa. terson, died at
Peters Farm Hospital. aged So
years.
28-Edgar William Meyer, died at Est.
Beeston Hill, aged sc years.
30-Araminta Lucinda George died at
Peters Farm Hospital. aged Z years.
, 1927-04-04
BURIALS
IN THE PUBLIC CEMETERY
or F"REDERIKSTED.

March 1927.
2-EIizabsth Griffith, died in town aged
II years.
3-Augustus Bastian, died in town, aged
43 years.
6-Mary Ann Gilbert, died in town,
aged 81 years.
10-AIbert Chandler, died at the Hospi-
tai, aged sc years.
10-Joseph StapIeton, died at the Hos
pital, aged SO years.
10-Ann Eliza Williams, died 10 town,
aged 81 years.
16-Valdemar Alex. Holder, died in town.
aged 6 moutHS.
25-Eugenje Mclaba, died at Est. Two
BroJhers, aged AZ years.
, 1927-04-04

do that unless we have another recess,
and | think that before we elect such a
commit ee the best thing. wJuld'be to
find out if the members are in favor of
such a committee being elected. The
matter is outside the order of the day.
1st Member for Christiansted Town
(Canegdto) remarked. Mr.. Chairman. |
want to say that the suggestion might
not be a bad one, but | feel that if such a
motion falls fiat it would give this House
a very peculiar appearance. We should
have some qittle conference before decid-
ing to vote. do not think a suggestion
like that should be defeated but should
show the unanimous approval of this
Council. A letter like the one suggested
should be sent with the full approval of
everybody or we should not send it at all.
The Vice. Chairman: Did the gentle
man have a talk with the other members
of the Council as TO what they would do
in this matter :?
3rd Member for Christiansted Country
District BERG: | did discuss the matter
with several members of this Council
with whom | had an opportunity. On the
the other hand | hardly see any reason
for any member to vote against it, and |
take it for granted that such a proposal
would be unanimously voted fer.
A recess of five minutes was given.
At the resumption the Vice Chairman
remarked: In regard to this motion by
Member Berg, being outside the Order OF
the Day, it requires two-thirds of the
Council to decide.
The vote was taken and unanimously
carried that a committee of three be
elected TO draft a letter of thanks to the
President and Congress for the ~extention
of citizenship to the people Of the Virgin
Islands.
LIST Member FOR Cbristiansted Town
(CURegdtaJ: | propose that this Com
mittee. consist of the Chairman, the Vice
Chairman and the Secretary of the Colo
NAL Council.
The proposal was unanimously adopt
ed.
The Vice Chairman: The letter will be
drafted and forwarded to the President
and the Congress Of the United States.
5th Appointed Member (ArmstrOng):
Mr.. Chairman. 1t appears that the Con-
gress incidentally passed $500, 600. 90 for
roads in St. Thomas and just before the
fin passage the wording of the bill was
changed to read the Virgin Islands"
think we ought to be interested in get
ting at least 500 of that money. 1t is
time to keep our eyes open to get
$50, 900 90 of this amount or the St. CrOix
pro rata share of it. The surface of our
roads can certainly take it.
, 1927-04-04
. 70
OF THE
COLONIAL COUNCIL
OR ST. CIR
,Contdnuod from Saturday's AUS

The Vice Chairman remarked: The
9Th item on The Order of the Day is the
Resolution passed by the Virgin Islands
Education Association. | do rot know
really that the Council has anything to do
with this resolution except in so far as
the members may wish to read it through
and take some of the points and bring
them them in for the purpose of Iegisla-
ton The resolution has been in the Of
flee of the Colonial Council available to
anyone and the proper procedure now is to
put it on the table.
1st Member for Christiansted Town
(~CGUegGtG) remarked: Mr.. Chairman.
think the resolution really IN
der the head of a memorial to the Coun-
ell. | think the method of handling
memorials is prescribed in Section Z.
The V5ce-C Chairman remarked: That
corresponds very we'll with what | have
already said to lay the resolution on the
Councils table for any member to take
up In accordance with the rules. This
resolution was also brought to the NUM-
clpal Committee, | have glanced through
II and have seen many quite interesting
parts. | strongly recommend that the
members read it.
The resolution was therefore ordered
placed on the table in the Colonial Coun-
ellis Office.
3rd Member for Christiansted Country
District BERG remarked: Mr.. Chair
man, If there is nothing more on the
Order of the Day may | be permitted to
move the election Of a committee of
three to draft a letter to the President of
the United States thanking him and the
Congress and people of the United States
for the eXtention of United States citizen.
ship to the inhabitants of the Virgin Is.
lands, | thoughtsthis would be the best
opportunity as we have met here for the
first time as citizens of the United States.
This Committee of Three might be able
to draft the necessary document so we
are on record as expressing u apprecia-
ton in an official manner.
The Vice Chairman: Does the Hon.
Member mean that after such a letter
was drafted it should be presented to the
Council for adoption ?
Bird Member for Christianstad Country
District Berg: | hardly think that is
necessary. think we could trust any
three members of this Council to expe.
dite such a matter in the correct way, If
any member wishes to make any other
suggestion | would appreciate 1t.
Inc Vice Chairman: | do not really
kppUv tD,t W. ann ,OoOioAo oOrooo;kAoo -
, 1927-04-04

The Native Brass Band entertained the
public last night with one of its usual
popular concerts.
, 1927-05-27

DURHAM DUPLEX Shaving Set De Luxe
illustrated contains a handsome assortment of
all the uecessaries of q eentleman's toilette.
The DURHAM DUPLEX Razor and its aces
SORES provide the means of clean, comfortable
SLAVES and The assurance Of Wel-groomed APP
rearance at all times.
Model Dbl with Razor, attachment for
shopping blades, Iubberset Shaving Brush.
Handsome Comb. stick of superior Shaving
Soap and Strop packed in a neat leather case.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-16

dla spojenf u'zfvania jej vyrob
kn, elm vyhovie vseobecnej potre
be.
Schvalne vynechali SINE odpori
sania, pojednavajilce . doktor
skom lie6eni, znajtic, ze taketo po
kyny majl prist cd rodinneho lie
kara, ked take pokyny sd po
trebne.
Nekrmte bebu pricasto, tiez ne
davajte jej prince.
Neukladajte bebu noel do po
stele, jestli nemala cez den dobry
pohyb 6riev.
Nedovol tie bebe cucl at ziad
neho utisovatel'a, prazdnu flas
ku alebo dake prostriedky ma uti
sovanie.
Nedavajte bebe ziadne lieky a
lebo mamidla bez poradenia sa le
kara.
Nedavajte bebe cal, kavu an
ziadne liehove napoje.
Nedavajte bebe cnkoladu, cuk
riky podobne. p,
Nedavajte bebe huste pokrmy
kym ME je rok stara a al vtedy
len vo vel'mi malom mnozstve a
snadno stravitel'nej podobe.
Neskipte s pitnou vodou, dosta.
tok vody napomaha udrziavanie
criev v dobrom stave.
Pri pripravovani pokrmu pre-
kojenca nef1kajte ma pokrm cle-
Pom jeho vychladnutia.
Pripravujte len ma jedno krme-
ME dostatocny pokrm. Najlepsie a
najbezpeenejsie vysledky sa do
siahnu, ked' potrava je vzdy Ger
stve pripravovana.
Neuzivajte ziadne gumove prl-
pravky ma flasku kojenca, okrem
cmnlika.
Nenechavajte samotnil bebu s
jej flaskou.
Nespoliehajte sa ma svoje slnA.
ky a nedavajte i'm cistit' potreb.
nosti. flasky atd'., alebo pripra-
vovat' jedlo, vykonajte tieto do.
lezitt podrobnosti sama.
Nezabudnite West tyzdenny re-
kord kojencovej vahy.
Nepridajajte bebu prsnika "a
lebo nedavajte jei flasky clcat'
ma ieden raz dlhsie nez dvadsat
min1t.
Nedovol'te bebe spat' cucli-
kom pridaiajdcej flasky v nstoc
kach. n#
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-16

Nehrajte sa $ bebou po jej ma
krmenf. Drzte jill Y tichosti a ne
vyrusujte v kolfske.
Nedovol'te det'om hrat sa 5
lch pokrmom, nezabavajte ich a
neodvracajte ich pozornost pocas
jedenia.
Medzi tasom krmenia nedavaj-
te Diet 'om jest.
Nedovol'te det 'om ponahl at
sa $ jedenim. Maji 81 what do.
statok casu a maju byt' priheane
jedlo dobre prezuvat'.
Nezanedbavajte zuIby deti. To,
to je vazna povinnost ktorej mn-
81 byt' spravna pozornost' We.
novana.
Nennkajte deti k jedeniu. Jest
Ii zvycajne nechcn jest pocas le
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-16
KoL,Ko PRIsfAHovALcoV
"A noPRAcovALo usPECHU
Y AMERIKE.

spoiene Staty sn easto a pra-
vom nazyvan4 zemou prilezitostl.
4 snad' nikde indie ma svete ne.
moze clovek, ktory zacina $ holy
mi rukami, ale dobrou vol 'ou Z
praci, dopracovat' sa takeho U
speehu, ako prave Amerike. Ma
sledu,jdce cfslice, vzate censusl
spoien5ch statov 2 roku 1920 u
kazlii dost zretel ne, akeho po-
stayenia sa dlopracovala vel
Siastka prist 'ahovalcov, vd aka
syoiej nednaynej usilovnosti q
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-16

- Go m6zeS urobit' sam, neu-
val,rj ma ineho. KazdF mech zame-
ia pred svojim praihom, ked' to
bude robit kazdy, celia dedina bu-
de eista. .s rs.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-16
Uvod.


Odporiieame nasledovne pravi
dla v domienke, Ee matky vo vse'
obecnosti ME 81 II ttak ks dokonale in
formovane oh1'adne svojej vlast
nej icih kojencov blahobyte
el'ky pokrok bol dosiahnuty be.
hom poslednych -niekol 'ko rokov
sbierani takychto vedomosti
prostrednntvom yladnych a inych
jednatel'stvi obrovska Borde
novska Spolocnost', povedoml
ze tisfce deti krmene je ma Eagle
Brand Mlieku, p0dava tieto pravi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-16
Vhodny ~darcek.

Muzlcku, nevieS o nejakej who'd
nej knihe, jako svadobnT dar pre-
mojho synOvca
Kiip mu "PieSne otroka'!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-16
| ragedia zartu
Napfsal: Jaroslav Smolc.

Jasenne dazde a blative poca
sic pomaly prin1tily elenov nash'
denneho kaviarenskeho kr1zku
opatnemu vysedavaniu "a nasin
obi '1benym stolikom kaviarn
'Thalii''.
Jeden "a druhym k radosti ma
Sho dlhoroGneho hlavneho ciasni
ka, vracal sa dezerter lxrnzku
!. kratky cas- bolo Ease hlucno pr
nasom stoliku.
Jedna historka nasledovala zs
drnhou, jeden zartik "a druhym {
kazdy z mas snad uH priSiel sc
svojou troskou do mi lyna. Len pris
tel Janko sedel, poslnchal, ale
cd neho nepoculi sme dosial zia
dnu historku. Konecne dosla pre-
dsa vsetkym nam uz nitka hovo
ru a zavladlo mrtve ticho.
Janko zadival sa do prazdna, a
ko keby 0 niecom nemilom premy'
81 al, urobil niekol 'ko 'ahov ci
garety prerusil nase mlcanie
Mladenci, al ia VAN poviem
zartik, ktory som kedysi previe
dol. Budete sa snad' smiat a pre-.
dsa nakoniec vas smieuh vyznie v
celkoms inil toninu. Nebudem vas
otravovat' pribehom, ktory som
vymyslel, ale rozpoviem vam o.
pravdovu zivotnn udalost'. Nj.
komu som dosial' tento pribeh ne.
rozpraval, ale dnes som pocul cd
vas tax mnoho l'ahkomysel ne pre-
vedenych zartov, re chcem vam
dat vystrahu, re ME kazdy zart
konti veselo al keby boil sebe ne
vinnejsi...' -
Zatichol. Jeho oti zadivaly sa
do tmaveho knta, ako by tam ME
co mileho, ztrateneho hi 'adaly a
pokraeoval: "Viete dobre, re som
Dol ma Slovensku v posadke re
som 81 tam priviezol svoju zenu
Jar6u sebou.
0 tom, ako sme sa mali radi,
nebudem YAM rozpravat'. To vie
te Wy najlepSie, ktori ste mas jed.
neho bez druheho nevidei. Skra-
tka boil som prvym muzom, ktory
v Jarcinom srdci rozduchal pla-
mienok lasky.
Ze som ovdovel viete tiez, ale
"a akych okolnosti sa to stale, pra
vda, yam ME je znamo. Pribeh,
ktory yam chcem rozpravat' sa
1zko poji k mojmu vtedajsiemu
manzelstvu a preto bolo treba, a
by som YAM to povedal. Pocnem
tedy so svojim zartom, trpko po-
znamenal za6al roApravat':
Manzelka po case odisla 20 Slo-
venska k svojej matke ma prazd.
niny. ia, pravda, som nemohol, lie.
bo prave V tom case odbyvalo sa
hlavne pol ne cvMenie naSho plu.
ku...
Pred odchodom ma stale upo
zorIovala prosila, ably som bo1
eastym spolocnlkom nasej sused
ky, ktorou SINE mali spolocnt
chodbu a hlavne dvere do nashc
bytu, Slecna ia bola asi 3S-ro6na
S ktorou uzavrela moja manzelks
dobre priatel 'stvo.
Citila nou, lebo tato DANA bo
la mplne osamela trpela casto "a
chvatmi trudnomyselnosti. Uisti
som, pravda, moju manzelku, Il
jej ziadosti vyhoviem a tiez pt
odchode mojej zeny som easto pc
sluzbe v zahradke vilky zartova
mojou slsedko uslecnou Hancou
a stravil som nou niekol 'ko pek
nych civil FOX.
Po case vsak zbadal som, re no
worry dotycnej danny zabehajd
thema, ktore by molly pokoj ma
Sci domacnosti rusit' a ia prett
zacal som sa tymto hovorom Wy
hybat' a chodil som domov az pt
veeeri desiatej Az dvanastej no
dine noci.
Ale tym bolo horsie. Aekol vel
NAL som kl'ice Cd vilky, vzdy bo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-16

baj1ci sa Wac zene, ako muzovi,
vedel 81 hned rady: '.Janko, po-
ckaj to bude svanda, vsak my ju
vyliecime!''
"Vypoziciam 81 cd syojej snil-
benice saty budem ia dnes Y
noel doprevadzat'. Akonahle uvi.
| di, ze ideS v noel domoy so zenou,
yer mi, ze bude vsetkemu koniec,
Poznam zeny dobre =
Pravda, re druhi sa k navrhu la
save pripojili a ia civil 'ocku roz,
mysl 'aj1c svolil som, ponevac NJ
naozaj nevedel som ziadon my
prostriedok, ktoreho by som pou.
Iii, ably som sa neprljemnemu to.
muto nocnemu stretnutiu so slec-
nou Hancou nadobro uvaroval.
Stalo sa. Po druhej hodine noe
nej vysli SINE Vladom, ktorom
by mimochodom receno nikto ne.
boil poznal muza, ako elegantne a
vkusne oblecenu damu. .....
Ako vzdy tax al teraz bolo "a
vrete otvorit Ease prisla slecna
Hanca. Ked videla, re som dopre-
vadzany damou, pozrela ma nina
tax, ze 2 jej pohl adu vycitil som
jej nahlu premenu jej vasne ku
mne v krutl, nenprosnh nenavist !.
Cd toho casu NAL som vzdy O.
tvorene a casom som ma celu tilto
historku zabudol iiplne. Me vsak
slecna Hanca, ako nesk orsie pocu-
jete. Pc pol roku konecne prisla
moja manzelka. PriSla vecer. Ako
je pochopitel ne, NAL som oprav-
dov1 radost' jej prfchodu ba-
viii SINE sa spolu este dlho do noel.
Rano nechtiac svoju Jarcu po
dlhej, namahavej ceste budit' tax
vcasne 20 spanku, vtisol som lei
len l'ahky bozk ma cello pona-
hi al som sa "a svojou povinno-
st on. A ako viete, re ked clovek
,potrebuje, ably bol so svojim "a
mestnanim co mono skoro hoto-
w, tax obycajne sa toto pretiah-
ne.
Ziadne cvieenie nam neSlo a ia
rozochvenF M ttzbou, ably som
bol Ease pri Jarei, prave som Dol
neprWetny tymito nezdarmi a pre-
hanal som svoju rotu tax, ako
som nikdy nerobil. Moi chlapci
ma nepoznavali.
Konecne boil som cvicenim ho-
tovy, sadol som 81 ma kona a hnal
som sa domov. Snad' som NAL vo-
Fake tusenie, lebo stale ma nieco
popohanalo, aby som sa ponahl al
domov. Konecne. Otvoril som dve-
re ponahl am sa V nstrety mo1eJ
zene.
Lezala ma otomane. Domnieval
som sa, re spi. Pohladil som jej
krasne plave vlasy bozkal som
lei rozkoSne rt1ky.
Pocitil som vSak shiny chlad
moia zena sa nepohla. "a 'akol
som sa. Domnievajnc sa, re snad
len zamdlela, trel som ju kolln-
skou vodiekou. Ale vsetko mar
me- Zdvihol som iej hlavu a volal
som: "Jaruska, Jaruska, ale ne
dostal som odpovede. Bezal som
X lekarovi ten po prehliadke mo
lei zeny kl'udne konstatoval:
Mrtva, otrava opiom.' y
Zaplakal som bolest on stlsoi
som mrtve, meme tielko moJe] re-
nv k sebe. a budil som ju bozka-
mi X zivotu, ale marne.
Po uspokojeni po pohrebu ma
siel som vysvetlenie jej smrtl V
dennleku, ktory 81 pisavala kde
stale napisane:
"Nie som uz Jankovi nlclm...
Preco nam stat v ceste Jeho st a.
stiug Pojdem presvedeim no, a.
ko som no mala rada. ustuplm
druhej. vd aka Hanee, ze ina "a.
NINA miesto jeho srdei. ldem
Janko spomen 81 niekdy ma hlu-
pc dievcatko, Jarcu. -
Janko dorozpraval. Zapalll 81
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-16

vytrvalosti. Medzi mimi MAIDEN,
100000 MATTEL 'ov a spravcov ia
riem, 425 900 Observation-Disclosures
10000 mattel 'ov a riaditel 'ov to
varni, $4,000 spravcov a snperin
tendentov tovarni, $1,000 knazov,
$4,000 vel 'koobchodnfkov, expor.
terov a importerov, $4,000 banka-
rov a komisionarov, 1900 mali
tel 'ov spravcov banf, 5000 ma
jitel'ov a spravcov hotelov, 5000
lod d'nych kapitanov dostojni-
kov, $500 sudcov pravotarov,
$500 hercov, 4,50O spisovatel'ov a
redaktorov, 1000 mattel 'ov do
pravnych spoloenostf, 1000 mail
tel 'ov obchodov uhlim, bijarni a
skladisk, 1900 majitel'ov diva
diel $500 vysokosk olskych pro-
fesorov. (FLIS.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-16
denia, porad 'te sa lekara OIL a
dom prfciny toho.

Citajte pozorne tieto clanky ka-
zdy tyzden a odlnlad'ajte 81 ich
pre- pripadne npotrebenie V 5bu-
di1cnosti.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-09-22
TAX NOTICE

The assessment roll of the Town of WrangelI for the year 1927 is now in my possession for the collee- ton of the taxes levied therein.
 The taxes will be delinquent on the 30th day of September. 1927, at 6 o'clock P. M. and unless paid prior thereto fifteen (15) per cent will be added to the amount as pen alty, and interest on said tax and penalty shall be charged at the rate of eight (s) per cent per annum from the date of delinquency until paid.
 PROVIDED, however, that if one half of the tax so assessed is paid on or before the 30th day of September, the remaining one-half shall be due and payable on or before the 31st day of December, but if the said re- maining one-half be not paid before December 31st, 1927, il shall be de linquent and a penalty of fifteen (15) per cent will be added to the amount thereof, and interest on said tax and penalty shall be charged al the rate of eight (S) per cent per annum from date of delinquency ua til paid.
 PROVIDED, Also. that all payers of taxes who shall pay their taxes in one payment, and in full, on or before the 90th day of September shall be allowed a three (3) per cent rebate on said tax.
 Taxes are payable at the Bank of Alaska
 A. E. GURR,
 Town Treasurer
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-09-22
TEN PRACTICES THAT ARE COMMONLY BAD N
 AUTOMOBILE DRIVERS

There are many ways which a motorist may prove himself 10 be a bad driver just when he is thinking how other drivers must be admiring his ability in handling a ear. state bile Association. The ten most com mon forms Of bad driving which too many motorists regard as good cal operation are.
 Driving slowly in the middle Of the road
 Taking the right-of-way of the other fellow by taking advantage Of his desire to avoid injury to himself or others or hi scar.
 Driving a ear that has squeaky. unequal and general inefficient brakes.
 Cutting corners and taking curves at high speed.
 Passing another vehicle, going in the same directiin at the brow ol a hill.
 Descending a steep hill in high gear when discretion dictates going down in second or low gear
 9Tryng to beat a train to the grade erossing-efen if the trick is turned successfully.
 Parking 50 as to Use Up the space that might be taken by two cars.
 Trying to pass a long line of traffic that is travelling at the legal speed limit.
 Making repair without pulling the car off the highway or, atl east having two wheels off the side ol the road
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-09-22
ECONOMICAL RESULT OF PROHIBITION SHOWN
 IN INCREASE OF HOMES

h prohibition UuiIed States one Of the proofs of the pudding is economical result of bapishment Of the liquor traffic. For instance. Returns received rom building and loan associations Tor 1926 indicate all increase in total resources Of about II percent over the preceding year This means that the total savings of nearly I3.000 building associations in the United States amount to about S6.280. 100000. an increase for the year of S770,0o0.= 900. The membership of these as soeiations is now 11.275, LOCO. an iu= crease of nearly 1,40O,0O0 members during the year.
 It is estimated that over 2,500,= 900 families are now paying for their homes through these associaz tions. h 1925 they financed the building or purchase of 500,000 homes for their members and dur ing the last year assisted over 3D. 900 families.
 The place of building and loar associations in the civilization Of the world is firmly established. These institutions in America are more and more making themselves felt in the vast financial fabric Of this country. The building indus try for the last few years has played an important part in the prosperity of our country and we are told by government authorities that nearly 70 percent of the money which Is used in the building of American homes comes from these associa- tions. Through this agency fully 425, GOO homes were acquired il 1924, 510,000 in 1925. and the es- innate for 1926 places the homes financed at fully 600,000. The total number of homes financed during the last three years, therefore. is about 1,535,000. an astonishing record and almost beyond eompre- hending power of the mind says an exchange.
 We can get a somewhat differ ent conception of the enormity of this home building work. however if we suppose every home financed by savings and loan associations during 1926 were placed side by side on 50=foot lots; the lines of homes would be fully 5000 miles in extent-the distance from New York to San Francisco, and fully half way back. As a result of tn many millions of dollars that We put into circulation hundreds of thousands of workingmen were giy- en an opportunity to earn an honest income. The savings and loan as soeiation dollars went into the pockets not only of workingmen. but of the realtor, the merchant, the manufacturer and the farmer Out of the creation of new homes mil lions of dollars are yearly added to our taxable wealth, so that our communities not only have better citizens, but increased revenue for public improvements.