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The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-06-07
Worlds Injustice

Old age is never honored among
us, but only INDUCED, as childhood
precious rights of man-that of be-
ing judged by their peers-Goethe
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-06-07

A mother caught picking pockets pleaded
that she needed the money to give her daugh-
ter an education. Now the laughter may at
least e ranthe meaning of sentence.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-06-07

The McNary- Haugen. Bill is the thirteenth
bill vetoed by President Coolidge in the present
session No doubt many wish he had been SUI
persttious enough to stop at twelve.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-06-07

IL does absolutely no good to try and guess
q wohfnans age No man would have the cour-
age 10 tell the truth if he were certain of it.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-06-07

Chicago now has court of justice devoted
exclusively to dogs Will barking at the judge
be construed as contempt of court?
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-06-07

It costs $3.50 for the average baby to be
born, according to figures recently compiled.
The storks seem to have bigger bills now
adays.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-06-07

WIN the girls all working young whipper-
snappers/may get the notion that hepmeet
= one who will help them meet the expenses
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-06-07

Charles M. Schwab says he does not know
how much money he has--he is too busy to
find Nout Some of us are too frightened to find
out how much we have.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-06-07
Long-LiUed Presid emf

At the time of his death John Adams
was ninety years old No President of
the United States lived to greater
age.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-06-07
O.
:. but v>z1l&at will il cost me
to11gly alat car 0w haue?"

XXYdEN you buy for cash. you pay the factory
w price plus freight tax and delivery charges.
When you buy on time, you pay additional charge
which inc4ues fire and theft insurance This additional
amount is Known as finance charge.
The finance charges General Motors
General Motors Acceptance Corporation organized
sound credit Practice and
prefer time The
GAC Plan Of payment The Plan simple fair
large business give you
satisfaction and to keep your goodwill
When ycz4 General CMAC Plan you
the cash delivered priceI1so only the low GAC financing
charge-flotIlIna n7orel
The available through
buying your
General Motors dea.er.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-06-07
PAUL E2AINES, EDITOR.

The Dickinson County Herald is Independent
in politics and It's columns are open to all par
ties at the regular rates.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-06-07

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Light equipment.
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Subscription $3.50 a year, in advance. Six
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The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-06-07

Entered as second class mail matter February
9th, 1927, at C1intwood, Va.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-18

do istej polohy, je celkom hno1-
ne, ze ma zlomend nejaki1 kost'
alebo trpf dajakou inou nemocou,
ktord moze rozpoznat iba lekar.
Vel'mi chore diet'a obyeajne
neplace prihlasne. Jeho plac sa
skorsie podoba stenaniu ochka-
niu je vel'mi caste sprevadza-
ny otacanfm hlavy jednej stra-
ny ma druhn.
Chore diet'a. Naucte sa rozo-
znavat' aklkol'vek zmenu cd nor
malneho stavu. Neobycajne zcer-
venanie alebo bledost oblicaja,
nespavost', nedostatok energie,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-18

to nevyhnutne, ze je chore, iste
vsak je, ze sa yam snazl cosi po-
vedat' svojou jedinou recou. Snaz
tie sa tel jeho reel porozumiet
Plac hladu. Milky, mrneivy
plae, snrevadzany caste cickanfm
prstekov alebo perny je obycaj-
ne placom Cd hladu. Ak ME je
,tento elm najskor ukojeny, zme-
nj sa plac v ohlusitel ny kirk.
Namrzeny plac. Diet'a je ospa-
le, alebo mu nieco zapricinuje ne
pohodlie. Bud je mu prihor1co
alebo je ustate poziciou, V ktorej
ie polozene. Utretim Spondiou, ma
mocenou v teplej vode jemnou
masazou, alebo zmenou satstva a
vynesenfm ma cerstvy vzduch sa
diet'a obyeajne celkom uspoko-
il. Ked' v placi vytIyale pokra-
Guje, dajte .ho prehliadnut' lcka-
rom. Mono, ze je chore.
Bol'ny plac. Hlasny plae zosil-
nuilci sa obcas krik a Shy O.
ciach diet at "a znamenajn, re die
t'a citi Dol asst. Pri zalhdkoyycn
lSreoch kolena sa vyt 'ahujn pod
briadocl1u a rlcky sil sopnute V
pasti. Tato sovreta past je vo vac
Sine prfpadov znamkou Dol asst,
Ak sa zosiluje plac pri kazdom
pohybe alebo pri kladeni diet at a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-18
OPATERA NARODENIATKA.
r. T.. I. s.

II IL. l.. ~.
Matka ma 20 narodeni diet "a
t "a zostat' v posteli najmenej je-
don tyEden este niekol' 'ko tyyz
dnov potion nema vykonavat
ziadnej t'azkej prace. Mnohe va
zne zenske choroby s1 zaprlcine-
ne prave tym, re sa zeny po po-
rode neriadily tymito dvoma ra-
dami. ~
Temer vsetky Eeny mozu kojit'
svoie deti samy. Strava mladeJ
matky ma byt' l'ahko strovitel'-
ma a vyzivna a ma v sebe zahrno-
vat hojnost' mlieka, avsak malo
caju a kavy. Ak MET materinske-
no mlieka nadostac, zena sa ma
riadit' nasleduj1cimi pravidlami:
az Pit hojnost' tekutin, najma
mlieka, lb) nevykonavat' ziadnych
vysiluj1cich prac, g venovat do
statocny poeet hodin odpoeinku a
spanku, d. preehadzat' sa ma Ger
stvom vzduchu, kedykol'vek po-
casie dovoli, e) vystrihat' sa "a
pchaniu criev, f) kojit' diet'a v
pravidelnych hodinach.
| Ak ma byt' diet a uE cd maj
cintlavejsieho veku spravne Wy.
chovavane a zdravie matky pr
tom chranene, je treba zivot die.
lt'at'a rlGe systematizomat'. Ko
jenie, klpel', spanok al vychadz'
ky ma 6erstvy vzduch majd mat
Isvoje ureite hodiny. Ak je diets
casio mrznte a rozplakane, je ma.
lepsie, ak sa matka poradl leka'
rom. Nikdy vsak, "a ziadnych Q
kolnostf, nsznaja 50 diet'at'u da
vat uspokojnidce syrupy alebo q
| k6kol'vek inc patentovane medi
/ cfny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-18

PokoEka diet at a ma byt' te-
plasta, slabe navlhla, zdraye ruzo-
va a makka, svaly pod nou maitl
'byt' tuhe. Popilst 'ane, yisiace xsva-
ly naznacujd nespravnu dietu.
Deti potrebujd obcas sa vypla-
kat, aby 81 rtiee vyvinnly pl 'ilce.
Ak vyrev1vajl deti pre- kaadi
hlnpost' alebo ked vol'ac chc1,
je to vysledok planet vychovy. Ak
je diet'a mrzute nepokojne a
mnoho casu FIREPLACE, naznamena
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-18

Len Go sa, diet a narodilo, O.
Haste jeho narodenie prislusnym
dradom presyedcte sa, Ee ii al
| vas lekar tax urobil. Dovodov ku
spravnemu hlaseni uje vel a, my
tuna uvadzame iba niekol 'ko z
nich re dolezitych, uznate Wy
saml:
y Zistenie totoznosti, y urce-
ME narodnosti, 3 dokazanie, ze
diet "a je diet at 'om manzelskym,
| ~ zistenie, kedy diet a ma pravo
vstllpit' do skoly, 81 zistenie, ke-
dy diet'a ma pravo uchadzat' sa
0 pracu, g. zistenie prava dedie-
neho, y zistenie veku, vyzadova-
neho pre- vojensku sluzbu (pripad
me oslobodenie cd nejD, 8 zalste-
ME prava volebneho, 81 opravlie-
ME ku kdpe a predaju nehnutel'-
nosti, 1O) zaistenie prava ucha-
dat sa verejne statne 1rady,
l1l) dokazanie veku, kedy je do
volene vstnpit' V svazok' manzel-
sky, ~ umoEnenie Statistickych
studii zdravotnych podmienok.
Deti nevedia hovorit', Ia to ma
jii svoj vlastny dorozumievajncl
sp6sob posunkami.
Zdrave diet a. Normalne, zdra-
We diet'a pribera pravidelne na
vahe, ma teplastn, vlhkn pokoz-
ku, oddychuje pravidelne, ma
dobrd chut' k jedlu, spi spokojne,
ma prayidelnn stolicu a je nepo-
kojne placlive iba ked' ma hlad,
ked mu volaGo. zapricinuje nepo-
hodlie, V nemoci a pri planet ma
lade.
Pri spanku zdrave diet "a je spo-
kojne, nehadze sebou, udy ma
vol'ne natiahnute. Vyraz oblicaja
vyjadruje pokoj. Ak diet'a citi
boil asst, oblicaj sa mu casu ia
cas- b6l ne Stiahne ruciGkv sa
zavierajG past.
Oddychovanie deje sa pravi-
delne a pokojne, iba II novorode-
nvch detf je dychania niekol 'ko
tyzdnov nepravidelne, bez toho,
ably bolo znamenlm nejakej ne
moci. Tato doGasna nepravidel-
most ME je zjavom, ktory by NAL
budit' aki1kol 'vek obavu stav
diet at "a, iba V tom pripade, re
sa dostavaju este inc abnormalne
priznaky, ako ma priklad zvysena
telesna teplota, abnormalne, zacer-
venaly oblicaj a podobne.
Diet'a ma dychat' nosom Il
sta mat zavrete. Dychanie nsta-
mi naznaeuje zvacsenie mandh,
adenoidov, alebo vol ol'ajak1 insiu
prekazku v dychacom organe,
ktorl m6Ee odstranit iba lekar.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-18

x 4 +
do krcmy, nakilpila vsetko, co
Smrkaj rozkazal oddala mu to.
Smrkai s Martinom dali sa do
prlpravy odrobenia. Vohnali
prasa do Martinovej zahrady, u
sporiadali nan kratky pohon 0
chvil'u - poeut bolo uz len do
konavajdce hlasy "kvik... kvik...
kvi-i-k" Jurovi pravda bolo "a
kazane, ably sa ukazal, lebo tym
vraj pohneval by zlych duchov.
Zakial sa Juro so stavbou chile
va potil, sdseda ma novej Serpent
usmaMla prasa a pri hojnom po-
lievanf Jurovej slivovica zacala sa
hostina.
Nadisla polnoc... Smrkaj wal
ma seba starn huftu, ma pailve roz
pustil sadlo, smiesal ho krvou
prasat "a, posypal to srst'en a v
sprievode Martina zaniesol to do
Jurovej mastale. Jura Doru tiez
ia zavolali. Smrkaj v sprievode
earodejnych SLOW - boly to hliipe
taraniny - namazal sadlom maj
prv vema, potom rohy - chvost.
Ma to zapalil borieyku a do tre-
tieho razu okidil kravu. Konecne
chytil do ruky n6z, udrel MIN sill
ne ma panvu - prieom prasce
slime zvrieskaly = obisiel dvo-
rom a diva krat' cez humno. Juro
a Dora museli "a MIN. Zakial
Smrkaj dbchadzal dvor, Martin
vohnal prasce do chlieva.
- Este civil u a vsetci iii du-
choyia utecu z kravy, povedal va
zne Smrkaj. Sotva to dokoncil
krava sa zacala hadzat' a strasne
rycat'. Zapricinil to Martin, dopl-
nujnc ostatok tajnych obradov.
Mad ramon, ked' dosiel cas- do
ienia, Smrkaj preriekol este ME-
kol 'ko carodemych SLOW rozka-
zal kravu dojit'. Dora nedove-
rou a po viacerom zehnanl, pusti-
la sa do kravy, No, axe vel'ke a
radostne bolo jej prekvapenie,
ked' V sechtari uzrela svieze a
zdrave mlieko.
Radosti nebolo konca, Juro da-
roval Smrkajovi este jedno pra-
sa a fl'asu slivovice.
u Martina zacala sa nova no.
stina, ma ktorn povolali al Jura.
- Mech zije l'udska hl1post' !!
- zvolal so smiechom Smrkaj,
pripijajuc Jurovi. A ty Martin,
dajze este toho Jurovho prasa-
ia, vykrmeneho ma kravskom
mlieku.
Juro vyvalil oei ako jablka a
cely pomateny sa pytal:
- Co to rozpravate?
- Nuz len to - odvetil Smr-
kaj - ably ste prasce drzali v
chlieve; tax yam nebudn cicat
kravu Wy budete mat mlieko
Vase prasce boil ii Iii duchovia
ktori - daj Boze - mech sa vam
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-18

ztrata chuti K jedlu, slime potenie
(najma ma hlave), mrzutost', da-
venie alebo hnacka, to s1 niekto-
re u prfznakov detskych pocla-
tocnych nemocf. Lekar je jedinou
osobou povolanou ma to, aby roz-
hodol, ci je.diet a naozaj chore.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-18
Vacsi hrdina.

Prvy,: Napoleon, snsedko, ~ to
.vam Dol chlapfk! S celym svetom
sa bill a nebal sa nikoh0!
Druhy: No, je tam toho to
ale len preto, slsedko, re mega
stara nebola vtedy este ma svete !!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-18

DOLKA DOTS are in vogue
Dagain. Paris takes this printed
l. fabric and uses it to fashion.
trim and line the very newest OF
this seasons clothes. -.
An interesting treatment of the
polka dot silk Isl shown in this
frock of black chiffon which
Dorothy Sebastian, .Metro-Gold-
wynn Mayer player, wears N
Dancing Girls.
Tiers on the skirt and the IN
triguing sleeves are fashioned of
the polka dot taffeta, which IS
dotted with yellow, green and
red -.
Black satin slippers and black
felt toque complete the costume
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-18
Porobeniina.
Napfsal:: Michal Back.
Pomahai Pan Bob
81 ANA 5.

re prave obstruhoval razvoru obe-
rucnym nozom. Martin nevedel sa
dost nadivit !, ze uz "a yeas rama
vidi Jura vo svojom dvore, lebo
we'd sa to len zriedka stavalo, re
sa tito dvaja jeden k druhemu
pr1blizili. Nehnevali sa, ale ich
povahy nevedely sa nijako spria-
telit'. Juro boil nedovercivy, "a
dumcivy, ale pracovity, pri tom
kazdy gros al sto raz osdchal,
kym no vydal. Martin Ease, ktory
nejednej pece chleba jedol, ma
vsetko NAL casu, len ma pracu ME,
ia no vzdy ominala. Najradsej sa
pohyboval okolo senku. Vidiac te
raz Jura pred sbeou, zaeal tax po
svojom:
- No, vitajze mi, vital, kad'
81 sa uz raz al k nam uponmil! [
akoze tam II vas?
Ap! - hodil Juro rukou -
zle je MARITIME, zle. Nest ,astie nj
kdy samo nechodi.
Nuz a coze sa yam prihodi-
- Onahdy - rozpraval so zia-
Pom Juro - pri opraseni zhynu-
la nam prepitujem sviIa a teraz
Ease kvetul'a uz vyse tyHdna ami
ii len mliekom necvrkne.
No, no! Ozaj. Nest 'astie! -
prisviedcal Martin. - Nuz a CO.
re sa jej stale?
= A ci ia viem? Ma oko wye
RI dobre, zerie ako vlk, je spo-
kojna, re al diet'a moze 1st' pod
nu, len mlieka, nedaj Boze, od
nei dostat'. vies, obavam sa, Gi
to reku nebudi cary.
Martin uz davno vedel, co si1 to
tie cary, ale ked We NAL nadej ma
dobril hostinu, mleal mysliac 81,
ze Ease nieco vytlcie ! l'udskej
hlnposti.
- TAX, veru, talk - povedal
ku koncu - incl pomoci tu MET,
ako zavolat' stareho Smrkaja, le-
bo we'd ma siroko d'aleko on je
iediny, ktory vie cary odrobit' J.
Lenze - pridal vazne - bez obe-
ty sa to neobide.
= Ale dam k1pim - povedal
Juro. - Zaraz pOslem moju do
krcmy, len treba povedat', co je
potrebne.
- ia ii to, istotne povedat' ne
yiem, lebo som nie carodajnlkom,
ale dai flasu slivovice a hned' sa
yyberiem ku Smrkajovi sa no o.
pytam.
Martin "a chvil'u irsmevom
niesol slivovicu ku Smrkajovi.
Bolo este hodne pred poludnlm
ked' Martin SO Smrkajom zavita-
Ii k Jurovi. Chytry Smrkaj, dobre
sa potGziac, ziadal si'ukazat' kra-
WI. Isli do maStale. Vedl'a koha
staly dve kravy popod ne tmo'
lilo sa niekol 'ko nem6resnvch
prasiec.
Smrkaj pristupil ku krave, po'
macal vema, chytil ju "a rohy
zodvihnul chvost a robiac vaznu
tvar riekol:
Tel krave je porobeno - I'll
duchovia pij1 jej mlieko.
Juro. sa ztriasol a hodil ma sebs
kriz. Smrkaj pokracoval:
Duchov treba vyhnat', kra
WI okadit', VIENNA namastit svle
zim sadlom - vSetko to pravds
so zacitanim. X tomu potrebujen
borievkovy ker, hol'bu soil, now
n0z, nov1 serpenu, tri flase sll
vovice a jedno tucno prasa, ktor'
ale sam muslin vybrat'. S tymtt
vsetkym narabat' budem ia. w
Ease este do vecera pravom kn
tie mastale urobit' musfte klietku
podobn1 chlievu, do ktorej zaze
MEM zlych duchov. Pristanete nj
to?
Martin sa usmieval. Juro SO ze
nou, po6ujdc tento RECEIPT, poskra
~ ~, 1Syxy rryvr 4
Evening star., 1928-03-02

to give the pupils an insight into these
Eugene r. Woodson, chairman OF
the vocational guidance committee. re-
ported that he had the assurance OF Dr.
Frank w. Ballou. superintendent OF
schools. that the school authorities will
give their cooperation and sympathetic
support.
Assisting Mr.. Woodson arc Max
Fischer, Charles Fl. Frame, Harry M
Keyser, Eugene Ruark and Edward
Shaw.
James b. Evans, chairman Of the
clubs orthopcdic and welfare commit
tee. reported that ID new orthopedic
cases are being treated.
Announcement was made that plans
are under way for placing a plaque In
the repository for tributes at the Tomb
Of the Unknown Soldier under thu
auspices OF KiWanis international
April 5.
A 10-week attendance contest, with
the club divided into nine teams cap
tanned by the president and past presi-
dents. was instituted yesterday
Evening star., 1928-03-02
Capital Baby Has S Great-Crand parents
And Grand parents Still Living

Glcnwood Earl Busby, 6 months old,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Busby,
1916 Thirteenth street. has the distinc-
ton of having four grandparents and
five great-grandparents living. Five
of them are members of the Busby FAM
ily and the others are the parents and
grandparents Of his mother.
Little Glenwood and his parents re-
Gently moved to Washington from Lu-
cerne Mo. when his father accepted
a position with the Government.
The grandparents are: Mr.. and Mrs.
c. f. Busby. parents Of the father: Mr..
and Mrs. Grant Busby and Isaiah
Cochell grandparents of the father:
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Reeves. parents of
the mother. and Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Little. grandparents of the mother. All
live at Lucerne.
Evening star., 1928-03-02

fraternal organizations. labor groups
and all churches were Joined In the
plans to honor the young chief test
pilot of the Ford Motor Co, whose last
mile of flight was over this city to the
spot where his airplane faltered and
fell.
Rev. Alfred Evenden. pastor Of the
First Methodist Episcopal Church OF
which denomination Brooks was men,
Der, was chosen to officiate at the serv-
ices on the beach. Following his read
, ing of Scripture text. combined
choir of all creeds to pursue the simple
program raised voices in the old hymn
Nearer My God to Thee" and a solo
of significant theme. Some Day Wen
Understand" was sung.
Planes Strew Flowers.
Seaplanes. which have coursed for
days above the beach and off shore in
search of the pilots body. were included
III the rites. to fly out and strew flow
ers on the water at the spot where the
plane was seen to dive.
Flowers in the wreathS were donated
by residents along the beach. those who
last saw Brooks alive as he flew over at
a low altitude and many of the blooms
we're wild ones gathered on the shore.
When his plane took the fatal dive
Brooks was en- route to Miami from
Ti,usville after having made the latter
city his unexpected terminus OF nom
stop flight from Detroit. headed for
Miami On the flight he covered ap-
proXimately 925 miles. setting a new
record for planes of less than 40 horse
power.
Evening star., 1928-03-02
VOCATION GUIDANCE
PROGRAM PLANNED
Kiwanis Club to Conduct System
in Junior Righ Schools
Of City.

The Washington Kiwanis Club will
conduct program of vocational guild
ance in the junior high schools here. in
cooperation with the school authorities,
under plans approved in a resolution
adopted at club luncheon in the Hotel
Washington yesterday.
The club will undertake to provide
speakers on professions and businesses,
Evening star., 1928-03-02
FLORIDA C|TYPAyS
TRIBUTE TO OBROOKS
Melbourne Residents Unite in
Impressive Memorial to
Lost Flyer.
Ey the Assoclated Press

Ev the A<soclated Press.
MELBOURNE, Fla. March Hard
oy the waves that engulfed him less than
week ago. Melbourne folk today united
to pay Harry Brooks simple final hon.
sse with long-meter hymns and prayers
of benediction which the ill-starred
young pilot had known from his early
eoyhood
Todavs ceremonies following a long
end truitlcSS search for the body. which
had failed 10 follow the wreckage Of
his tiny monoplane ashore, were PLAN
ned IN harmony with the wishes OF his
family in Birmingham. Mich. on the
outskirts Of Detroit. There other last
rites were timed to coincide with those
on the beach here. in full view OF the
sDot were Brooks plunged to death IN
the ocean late last Saturday.
City United for Tribute.
A proclamation by Mayor NJ, G. Kib-
bee had requested all places of business
e close from the hours of 10 to II III
the morning while the ceremonies went
on and - display half-staff flags.
Schoo! children, Boy Scouts. civic clubs,
Evening star., 1928-03-02
lNDORSES BOXING BILL.


Presidents Own Garrison Backs
District Legislation.
The Updyke bill, legalizing amateur
boxing in the District. was unanimously
indorsed last night by the Presidents
Own Garrison. No. 104, of the Army
and Navy Union. meeting in the District
Building.
A resolution favoring legislation to
permit soldiers and sailors to travel IN
the territorial limits of the United
States on half fare was adopted by the
Evening star., 1928-03-02

ly shaken. but no damage was done.
The shock extended Is miles west 10
Laurel. but il vas not felt east Of here.
Last nights quake followed a series
Of trenors In the Gallatin Valley. in
south central Montana WcdnesdaY.
Evening star., 1928-03-02
Planes Strew Flowers.

The portrait of Caterina Cornaro
Queen of Cyprus in the fifteenth and
sixteenth centuries. which is attributed
to the school of Bellini has just beer
acquired by Sir Joseph Duveen of Eng
land
Evening star., 1928-03-02
EARTH SHOCK IN MONTANA

BILLINGS, Mont, March 2 P).--A
distinct earth trennor was felt here at
1925 last night Buildings we're slight
Evening star., 1928-03-02

garrison. It was pointed out that the
pay of service men Is so small as to
cause undue hardships when they are
forced to travel
Another resolution was adopted fa-
voring the bill before Congress granting
increased pensions to soldiers, sailors
and their dependents.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
REcOmmgNDEn SERVICE.

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Observation-Disclosures.

.HGTAMCO rebnIit Undsrwoods. L. &.
snteed !: yrs; rented. $3.50 per month sns.
eisl students rate. United Tyne. 4 Add
NH Co l.:7 s. y. ave. n $500. - r..
vTTBOLA, soiid nahoganv, and records and
honsshold furniture :i0f r, I. ave. NV.
WoOp--Hard. DRY sawed and delivered.
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