davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-24
UPRAvY PRE- DELEGATSTvO
MA VII. sTUDENTsKU
KONVENCIU.
NIECEDA.

Toto je tretf clanok, ktory sa
podava pre- delegatov a delegat-
Ky, ba j pre- tych, ktori pridu ma
tn siedmu konvenciu. Tieto slo-
va sa pisu len preto, ably SINE po-
vzbudili delegatstvo a ncastnfkov
ma tento sjazd, najma, ably SINE
vzbudili zaujem medzf 1dstvom
verejnost'ou tuto konvenciu.
Neleni sa nam. Lebo chceme vi
det' pokrok a pracu medzi slo-
venskou mladou inteligenciou.
Krasne je to sledovat' nejaky po-
krok a zaujem veci narodne a
nabozenske. Len sa rozpamatajte
ma prvd konvenciu dorostu Kato-
lickej Jednoty. Opravdu je to
krasne... Mlada slovenska genera
cia takym skutkom pripravuje sa
k veslu organizacie. Lebo pride
cas-, v ktorom ona prevezme mie-
sto a ma ten cas- musf sa postupne
pripravovat'. Teraz tn nebudeme
podavat' pokroku alebo nepo-
kroku studentskej organizacie,
hoci mohlo by sa kde-tu napisat
paru SLOW nam studentstvu tym
by rastol respekt medzi vlastnym
ludom. Ale nerobime to-. Ne
chceme sa chvalit'.
Titul tohto clanku uvadza nam
ma um, aby SINE pisali nejake L.
pravy pre- delegatov a delegatky
ma konvenciu. My chceme i'm po-
dat nejak1 informaciu, ktora i'm
bude potrebna, ked' pridu do
New oYrku. Hoci znate tuto me-
tropolu, predsa nezaskodi, ked' 81
upravy precitate. Potion nechce-
me, ma moi pravdu ME, aby So
niekto ztratil alebo zablddil q ne
Dol pritomny ma konvencii. Preto
mech kazdy sleduje dpravy, ktore
i'm bezplatne poskytneme. Ma
tychto sa nebude menit ami slabi-
ky preto delegati delegathy
! maj6 81 ich uschovat'. Tieto 1pra.
Ivy, jestli budd sledovane, daj1
nam system. Ma siedmej konven-
eli potrebujeme system poria-
dok - mac budeme mat revo-
ldciu manifesto konvencie.
Najprv sa 3iada, ably delegati a
delegatky dali znst' miestnemu
kcnyencionalnemu vyboru, ze pri-
du ma siedmu konvenciu. Toto
mech ueinia iradnfci 1castnici
Taky ohlas mech sa posle ma ad-
resu: Miss Hslen Ferenz, 4O4 =.
10th 1trssk New York, NY. TAX.
50 bndsme mst' jednu pracu bs.
toyn, ktord nam vykona miestny
konvencionaIny vybor. Ny ,chce.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-24
Ho6roDlHskE AKTUALITY.

Hospodarsky rok, ktory SINE len
nedavno zaeali, plynie TAX rychle,
ze dnes nz mozme podat' bilanciu
prveho polroeia hospodarskeho
zivota Slovenska. Ako zivot poll
ticky, TAX hospodarsky zivot to-
hoto roku Dol ma Slovensku vo
znameni zmeny Misunderstanding
spravy. Reforma verejnej spravy
bola pre- Slovensko krokom vel :
mi dolezitym pokial sa tyce ho-
spodarskych problemov nasej ze-
me j celeho nasho statu. Zupy po
tisierocie tvorily nielen drobne
jednotky administrative, sddne j
kultnrne, ale i jednotky hospodar
ske. Nasledky toho vel mi t'azko
prejavily sa prave v kritickych
rokoch povalecnych. Cely hospo-
darsky zivot bol dezorganizovany
naprava bola vel mi znesnadn0-
vana i tym, ze pre- Slovensko ne
bolo jednotneho hospodarskeho
programu. Kazda zupa yypraco-
vala 81 svoj celorocny hospodar-
sky program $ OIL 'adom len ma
Specialize lokalne zaujmy, ale bez
akehokol 'vek ohladu ma hospo-
darske potreby a poziadavky cello
slovenske celostatne. Decentra-
lizacia je iste zdrava wee. Ale po
tejto stranke decentralizacia Slo-
venska vo forme zupneho sriade-
MIA bola vecou viac skodlivou ako
osoznou. Zavedenim zemskej spra
Wy bola i po tejto stranke preve-
dena dokladna zmena mozme
vyslovit' i nadej, re dobra ma
prava. Ones Slovensko tvorl ME
len Administrations, ale hospo-
darsku jednotku. Vsetky dolezi-
te problemy, tykaj1ce sa vset-
kych hospodarskych problemov
Slovenska, budu teraz s1stredene
prejednavane vybavovane v ho-
spodarskych odboroch a refera-
toch sriadenych pri krajinskej
sprave bratislavskej. V sidlach O.
kresnych nradov, ba i v inych w
znamnejsich mestach budu sria-
dene hospodarske referaty, ktore
bud1 prednasat' poziadavky toho
ktoreho kraja bratislavskemu L.
strediu, ktore kazdy slovensky ho-
spodarsky problem bude riesit' z
hl'adiska zaujmov celosloven-
skych j celostatnych. Jednotne
hospodarske vedenie Slovenska
zavazi iste Wac i v hospodarskom
vedeni celoStatnom. Mozme vyslo-
Wit nadej, re Slovensko stane sa
aktivnou slozkou hospodarskeho
zivota nasej republiky.
z hospodarskych aktualit je
treba predovsetkym zaznamenat'
stav urody, ako sa javf ma konci
prveho polrocia. V junzych ca
stiach Slovenska mono tohoroc-
MI nrodu nazvat' dobrou, ba mad
priemernou. Naproti tomu 20 Sc
vernych casti hlasa sa 1roda, maj
ma obilnin, pomerne slaba, to
nasledkom dlho trvajuceho sucha.
Tu Gaka hospodarske vedenie kra
jinskej spravy slovenskej prvy do
LEFTY 1kol: spravnym rozdele-
MIN nrody celoslovenskej / cello
statnej poskytndt' pomoc kra-
JON, kde nroda tohoto roku bola
menej vydatnejsia a tym zame-
dit stipaniu drahoty. Stdpanie
drahoty je zjav, ktory sirokych
vrstvach naroda je akymsi me-
rftkom dobreho alebo zleho stavu
statu. Zamedzit' stnpanie drahoty
ma Slovensku, naopak zivot ma
Slovensku zlacniet', to znamena
posilnit' d6veru najsirsich vrstiev
slovenskeho Pudu k statu.
Zpravy statneho uradu statisti-
ckeho prekvapily mas nedavno
prfjemnou zvest 'ou. Dozvedeli
SINE sa, ze najvacsfm pristavom
republiky je slovenske Komarno.
Myslime, ze ME je nutne zd6raz-
novat' vel'ky slovensky hospo-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-24

pre- Maytag. Pouxite ho ma W.
pranie svojho prada pre- trov :
zavxzku. Presvedcte sa, ako
mocny. priestrannt kateho alu-
nairia Safel drN v00u hor0cou
cez cel6 pranie, ako vyperie vel'-
k6 pranie behom hodinky alebo
okole, bes r,icn6h0 kuAlsnta TO-
holol'vek. Ak 81 sam nepred4,
nedrxts ho.
, 1928-06-26

quarters, and United States Common
showed a net gain Of 2 points at 1876.
New York, June 22nd. Two of the
greatest steel producing organizations in
the country, the United States Steel Cor.
poralion and the Bethlehem Corporation,
have combined their sales groups in an
effort to obtain a larger share in the for
eign steel market. A new organization,
the Steel Export Association of America
has applied to the Federal Trade Commits
sion for permission to absorb the export
business of the two corporations, now
conducted by the Unired States Steel
, 1928-06-26
KILOGRAMS
ST. CROIX STATION.

London, June 22nd The Ascot gold
cup resulted as follows: Invershin LIST,
FingIas End, Cling a Sept. 3rd.
Oslo Norway, June 22nd. Although
Norway is frankly uneasy at the lack Of
news of Roald Amundsen and Rene
Guilhaud, who left Tromsoe at 4 o'clock
on Monday afternoon for Spitzbergen,
its fears have not yet mounted to real
apprehension Amundsen, a veteran eX.
plorer, is quite able to take care of him,
self in any circu instances, except a crash
of the ~seaplane in which they were in, it
is believed here.
Berlin, June 22nd. -Germany's capital
did honor to the three men who made the
westward air crossing of the Atlantic.
The streets were lined with thousands,
who ch9ered the intrepid as they passed
from Iemp.ehOfer ajrdrOme to the palace
of Chancellor Marx. while the airdrOme
itself has never seen more people than
crowded into the field to view their arriV.
al.
New York, June 22nd. The stock mar.
ket having developed temporary over,
sold position, rallied briskly, despite a
market stjtfening on money rates. Prices
of standard industrials and rails ran up
one to five points at the opening, with
even larger gains in some of the speclaIl-
ties, which sold off sharply in a seven
day reaction and then moved forward to
new heights for the day, Several OF the
specialities closed 5 to ~ points net high.
er. Radio vas the spectacular performer
today. The stock opened at 1853, ran up
a few points above that figure, broke to
l59 and three quarters, and then ran up
to It's and three quarters, closing just
below that level for a net gain Of 10
points. United States cast iron pipe
Jumped 20 points on a small turnover.
General Motors closed nearly 3 points
higher at TIA and seven eighths, after
fuctuating between III and It's and three
, 1928-06-26
FREDERIKSTED THEATRE
Wednesday Night 8.15 o'clock
''HELD BY THE LAW"

A Universal Jewel presented by Carl LeammIe The Sensational Meodrama Triumph
of the Season!
MYSTERY! SUSPENSE! THRILLS!
A cast of exceptional brIHance, beaded%y Johnnie Walker Marguerite de la Motto and
Ralph Lewis.
A cOnincIgy realistic drama from the inspired per Of Bayad WELLER the Master
of eohama and Mystery Tales who wrote the great stage success" Within the Law.
The cunnngy woven plot doms an innocent nan to the chair Although you see
the crme committed you annot figure out HOW CAN THIS MAN BE SAVED.
HELD BY THELAW" is by far the most battling of all mystery maodram@!
1t will hold YOU speHbound A murder in a moment of passion. The victims best
FRIEND accused allied sent to the death CELL The mexoabei inside working of the
Law. The alert detectives or the trail The cunning murderer eudng their traps. All
eliminating in a climax hitherto unsurpassed for sheer ynam cPOWER.
ADMISSION AS USUAL
, 1928-06-26

Entered as second class matter May
26tk 1917 at the P5st Office christian
sted, st. Croou, v. I. of the U. S. 4. un-
der the Act of March 3. 1879.
, 1928-06-26

THE ST CROX AVIS
is printed and published daily (Sunddgs
and Holdings ercepted) by G. Johansen at
the AVjs Office.
TERMS so cents monthly IN Gdvdnce
2 cents q single copy.
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Building and Contracting

GENERAL building and contracting. re
modelling specially. CIVIC REALTY
COMPANY. 1916 N. Delaware. Ii. $3.50.
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Suburban for Sale
Real Estate for Exchange

NIFTY-New. Groom house; gaarge; e.
trio lights, fruit. $3.50; $50 down,
month. Call 535 Livingston Ave.
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Business Property for Sale
NORTHEASTERN Block Bldg. 32x75
-9-room modern adjoining Both $500.
Equity, $1,000. 1870 investment. owner
Ia 6567.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-26
NOTICE no BIDDERS

SALE OF BUILDING AND GROUNDS
Notice is hereby given that the Board
OF School Commissioners of the city OF
indianapolis. Ind. will up to the hour of
II 100 O'Clock a. m, Friday. Nov. g., 1923,
offer for sale to the highest bidder
certain school property hereinafter
specified which cannot longer be used
advantageously for school or library pur-
poses. but the proceeds of which through
sale may be so used. This property VIII
not be sold for less than its fair cash
value.
The following property is offered for
sale:
School No /. located at the southwest
corner of Vermont and New Jersey
streets, Indianapolis, Ind. The building is
a twO-StOry eight-room brick and the lot
Is approximately 80 feet by las feet.
Old school No. 81. located at Baltimore
avenue and 'rwenty-Fifth street. lot only
dimensions approximately los feet by
1876 feet.
Each bidder must file with his bid a
certified check for 1917 of the amount of
his bid, or his bid will not be considered.
The. board reserves the right to accept
successful bidder after award to him shall
fail to enter into and perform his con-
tract of purchase. the said board is to
retain the proceeds of his certified check,
filed with his bid. as liquidated damages
agreed upon.
Bidder will make sealed envelope For
Purchase OF School Property"
BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
BY ALBERT F. WALSMAN,
RUciDpCC Director
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Aoto Supplies and Repairs

JOHN GUDELHOEFER WAGON GOWN
repair or make new tops and curtains
for YOUR car 202 Kentucky Ave.
SLIGHTLY USED TIRES-Nearly all sizes
all makes. LINCOLN TIRE co 906-e0S
N. Capitol
USED TIRES-Retreads: all sizes: low
prices ROSE TIRE COMPANY 365
Meridian st
Times WANT Ans mp THT6I r5TTesTN1rlee
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Money to Loan
LOANS-$1O TO 5000

HOLA4NJ PIO I = wv
TO HUSBAND AND WIFE
At lawful rates and easy terms OF re-
payment. We charge only on month";
balances. You can reduce or pay OF loan
any UNDER STATE SUPERVISION.
Popular Finance Corporation
A DIFFERENT KIND OF LOAN COMPANY
513 LEMCKE BLDG. RI. 257S
LOG EAST MARKET ST.
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
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Miscellaneous Wanted
Pets and LiUe Stock

WE sTILL-Have baby chicks; Sl2 per
BOYER'S HATCHERY, "a N. Del. Ri $40
POLICE DOGS-Stememwed Kennels on
Bluff Road and Troy Ave. FRED G.
RUEBECK.
COLLIES-Bargains in pedigreed Collie
puppies. short of housing room. Must
sell LELAND WOOD, New Palestine. Ind.
POLICE-Puppies; imp. sire; long line of
pedi.; beauties; elig. to regis. Mar
schuetz, Dudley and Summit. Edgewood
BEAUTIFUL-Pekinges puppies; wks.
old; pedi. 5026 Broadway. Hu. 4248.
COON DOG-A proven fine hunter; Sos.
81 Kenmore road. IT. 0434.
GERMAN-Police dog registered beauty;
reasonable. DR.. 1874.
very very reason reason 5559 College Hu. 6276,
DOG-A-1 combination rabbit and night
dog; broke right. Ia. 0255.
GERMAN POLICE DOG-Pedigreed: very
gentle; male; reasonable. II. 3470.
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES Sire Terry's
CLASSY Boy: pedig.; reasonable. 923 Drexel
BOSTON TERRIER-Puppies. Sire Intrud-
er's Teddy: little beauties. l343 e. Wash.
FINE HOUND-Trained. and double barreled
shot gun. $50 North Illinois. Ii. 0632.
ENGLISH BEAGLE MISUNDERSTANDING
Al hunter. II SO Hoefgen. DR.. 1891.
cheap 1925 n R ucRdfS CHI Sf Iss6 z Feu
HOUND PUPPIES-Good hunting stock.
Very reasonable. Miss Brown. Ri. 555l.
POLICE PUPPY-1O months old; highly
pedigreed stock. A beauty. Wa. 1898.
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES-31a months
old; pedigreed; healthy beauties. Ii. $3.50.
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Real Estate Wanted

WANTEDETo purchase from owner;
semi-modern house: not over $4,000. Call
Lii FOOT, or evenings, Ia. 1857.
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Business Opportunities
Legal Notices

BOOMING HOUSE-7 rms, modern; small
down payment to right party close in;
walk. dist; leav. city. 634 r.. Market St.
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Lots for Sale

BARGAIN FOR CASH
Lot 5ox143 located on N. Capitol. be-
tween SIND and 53rd. Just completed
brick veneer, 2-car garage. One of the
finest building lots in the city among
exquisite homes on side hill. Wonder
full place for real home Phone evening.
Ha. 3776-M. owner.
LOT ON HERSCHEL ST.-Near Riverside
Park all Improvements; $425. Hu. 4215
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Indianapolis. Ind.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF BOND IS
SUE AND APPROPRIATION OF
MONEY

MONEY.
Notice Is hereby given to the taxpayers
OF Perry school township that the proper
legal officers Of said township. at a spe-
cial meeting of the township trustee and
advisory board. held on the oath day Of
October. 1928 at the Office Of Ohio S.
northeast corner of Madison avenue and
Thompson street. determined to issue
bonds; OF other evidence Of indebtedness.
exceeding $4,000 The amount OF bonds
proposed to be issued is Sl50. 600 90. bear
ing interest at the rate of Az per cent,
per annum from date Of said bonds, pay
The net assessed value Of all property
in the taxing unit is Sl2. $50 $1,000. and
the present Indebtedness without this
The proceeds Of such bonds are to be
used FOR the building OF new high
school building on a tract 470 feet in
now owned by Josiah S. Puett and Mary
Alice Puett. husband and wife in said
township. and notice is hereby given that
the township trustee and advisory board
intend at their next meeting which lie Ia
be held Nov. is. 1923. to appropriate
sufficient money with which TO make the
above named improvements.
Notice is further given to taxpayers of
Perry school township that the advisory
board OF SAID township VIII meet on
1923. at 3 O'Clock p. m. at the office OF
Ohio S. Pollard trustee Of said town
ship. at the northeast corner Of Madison
aNNAiuN anu lAollliaull street, anu make
an appropriation Of the proceeds Of s7id
bonds for the purpose of erecting said
new high school building in said towr.-
ship, no amount having been appropriated
in 1928 for the construction Of said
school building.
Ten or more taxpayers. other than
those who p; y coll tax only, who feel
themselves aggrieved by such determine
ton to issue said bonds, may appeal to
the state board OF tax commissioner BY
filing a petition thereof in the office of
the county auditor of Marion County. In
diana. on or before tWenty-nine DAYS
from the date of oct &c. 1928. and said
taxpayers may likewise appeal from the
making Of said appropriation by filing a
Ike remonStrance In said auditors office
within ten days after making such APP
preparation;
OHIO S. POLLARD,
Trustee OF Perry School Township. Mar
ion County Indiana.
Dated Oct. 20. 1925.
EDWIN E. THOMPSON Attorney.
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Houses for Rent

BROOKSIDE, 2816-Cozy 4-rm., modern
bung: single: easily heated; $50 Hu. 6053
BURTON, 2536-Colored; Arm double; in
side toilet; water paid; $18. Ha. 1172-R'
BYRAM, 3834-Never been occupied; 4
RIM doll. gar: $40. Owner, wa. 12O6.
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WHY PAY TAXES
FOR COLORED
$50 CASH

Puts you in q home of your own. New
5-room bungalow, g. N. 4th Ave, Beech
Grove. Price. $4,000. N. ]. FOX, Ri. 2509.
eve, HUI. 1168.
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SPECIAL, NOTICE

Stockholders annual meeting Of the
ton of officers and general business will
be held at the office of Kingon & Co,
indianapolis, Thursday, Nov. IS, at 2:3O
D. m. A NJ. MOVIE. Secretary.
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Radio and Equipment

A GOOD WORKING RADIo-wnl bring
in election returns; Call US for service;
CO. "a w. Ohio. Ii. 1866.
BROWNS RADIO-24-hour service; aerials
installed, S475; tubes. batteries. DR.. 1888.
RADIO-A. c. S-tube. new. complete;
500. Ii 0560.
RADIO-Fine reception: new. viii sell
or trade for car. DR.. BIO.
EXPERT REPAIRTNG-$12 rs per call. S
years experience. Aerials $3.50. Oh. 72l0.
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Musical Instruments

IF it's a piano you want we have several
to choose from. Bargain prices easy
terms.
ROWLETTS CLEARING HOUSE
221 N. Delaware Ri. 3o35
OPEN EVENINGS
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10 ACRES-Near Jacksonville Florida:
deed. abstract, clear, to exchange for
automobile Call at 2181 Temple Ave.
after o'clock.
10 ACRES-Clear; near Jacksonville
Fla. to exchange What have you? 8
Union Trust Ri 1898. FLOYD.
The Bismarck tribune., 1928-11-23
STOCKS STAGE
WILD RAMPAGE
Blocks of 10000 to 100000
Shares Change Hands at
Advancing Prices

New York, Nov. 23.-(AP)-The
"bull" market in stocks started on
another wild rampage at the opening
Of today's market, blocks of 10000
to 10000 shares Of stock changing
hands at sharply advancing prices
despite the record breaking increase
in brokers' loans announced after the
close of yesterdays session. Sale
Of q New York Stock Exchange
membership was arranged today at
the unprecedented price Of $3.50 900,
or $260,00O above the years low.
Wright Aeronauti al was again
the spectacular leader, quickly soar
ord 1t $287. Curtiss ran up $3.50
a.share to $162.5O. Victor Talking
machine, Mohawk Carpet, CONNER
cial Credit and Commercial Solvents
Ill moved into new high ground on
early gains Of IS share, or more.
The Bismarck tribune., 1928-11-23
Veteran Stark County Sheriff
Named Warden of State
Penitentiary
Resident of North Dakota for
25 Years, Brown Has Is
Years Experience

George j. Brown, Dickinson, was
appointed warden of the state peni.
tertiary by the board Of administra-
tion here this afternoon.
He will complete thr unexpired
term of the late warden, John j.
Lee. who died last Monday. Lees
term expires July l, 1929.
Three candidates were considered
for the office, according to X. B.
Murphy, chairman of the board.
Brown, who has been resident
Of the state for more than 25 years,
has served four elective terms as
sheriff of Stark county. according
to information from the board.
He has also served four terms as
deputy sheriff in the same county,
giving him an experience of 16 years
in police work. Prior to his sheriff
terms, the Dickinson man was man.
ager of a large tract of farm land
near Dickinson.
Brown is about 50 years old. and
is married. He has three children.
The new warden, according to
members of the board, was the out
standing candidate considering ex-
perience and general qualifications
necessary in man for the post.
The board voted unanimously in
favor Of Brown.
The Bismarck tribune., 1928-11-23
Bismarck Fire Lads
Have Busy Thursday

1t was busy night for the Bis
marck fire department.
Two fires, Thursday, one at Z p. m.
and another at 1920 p. m., brought
tn. department out.
The first fire started in a barn
owned by N. VI. Danrot, located be-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets be-
hind the Jack Lyons restaurant.
Fire had gained great headway be-
fore the department was called, and
though it was extinguished shortly
after the arrival Of the firemen, the
building was almost totally de-
stroyed. Worth Of the barn has not
been estimated. The cause is un-
known.
A faulty stove is believed to be
the cause Of the second fire, which
was in the kitchen Of the Sam King
residence. 223 Second street.
The fire was extinguished quickly
and damage was. limited to smoke
damage, according to the firemen.
The Bismarck tribune., 1928-11-23
BISMARCK WILL
DRESSSTREETS
CHRISTMAS
Electric Light Streamers to
Be Strung on IL Block
intersections

Bisnarck's streets will be decor
ated during the Christmas holidays
in keeping with the season.
This announcement was made by
H. p. Goddard, secretary of the AS
sociation of Commerce, today after
a group of the city's business men
had met at the association rooms at
7:30 p. m. yesterday to discuss the
matter.
The group decided to sponsor a
drive for about 5000 for the pur-
chasing of electric light fixtures to
decorate intersections on at least IL
blocks in the city. The group vol
UNFAIRLY subscribed $27O last night
at the meeting, Goddard said.
1t is planned to install strings of
red, white, and green lights diagon-
ally across the intersections. The
strings will be arched to give a
dome-shaped ceiling of electric
lights to every intersection.
Intersections on Main and Broad
way avenues between Second and
Sixth streets and the one at Fourth
street and Thayer avenue will be
decorated in the described fashion,
according to Goddard.
The committee placed in charge of
solicitation Of funds is made up of
Otto Bowman, r. P. Logan, J. C.
Oberg, S. w. Corwin, r. E. Bonham,
Burt Finney, w. E. Doty, c. r.
Simpson, F. A. Copeland, and M. w.
Frederickson.
A committee made up Of S. w.
Corwin, Fred Peterson, and L. H.
Richmond was appointed to make
contracts and supervise installation
Of the light fixtures. The lights
which will be purchased will be
available for use at any occasion
when needed in the future, Goddard
said. Installation Of fixtures by
Dec. 5 is planned.
The Bismarck tribune., 1928-11-23
Hatchet Slayer Is Identified
Ray Potter Eugene WaLa Indicted Bleigh Grand Jury
George Brown, Dickinson,
Succeeds Late John Lee
Lady Bandit Beater
Bars Paper HerOics

Chicago, Nov. 23.--(R-Mrs. C.
II. Simmons insists that if the
newspapers prin. anything about
her ruckus with :. bandit last night
that they do so without any frills
OF heroics."
"Did / strike him?" the gray
haired woman said. "Well, what
woman wouldn't, with her husband
in danger
The doorbell rang and her hus-
band, a mortgage broker, answered.
Mrs. Simmons heard a scuffle and
went to investigate.
"A young man with handkerchief
over part of his face stood there,
pointing pistol at my husband. He
struck Mr.. Simmons over the head
with the handle of the gun. I
grabbed it from him. Did l strike
him? Well, who wouldn't? Be-
tween us, we gave that young man
a thrashing.
''The handkerchief came off his
face, and he ran as fast as he could.
l suppose he was glad to get away.
"But remember" Mrs. Simmons
cautioned, mo heroics in the news
papers,"