davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nome nugget., 1928-04-21
TWO MEN HANGED AT
 SALEM. OREGON, TO-DAY

SALEM, Ore. (F = James Will los and Ellsworth Kelly today paid the death penalty for participating in a prison break at the Oregon Penitentiary in 1925 when two of the prison guards were killed.
 Willos was hanged first. in the early morning hours. and Kelly fol- lowed as soon as Willos was cut down.
The Nome nugget., 1928-04-21

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The Nome nugget., 1928-04-21
JUDGE THOMAS REED VERY ILL

JUNEAU, R) = Federal Judge Thomas M. Reed of the First Judi cial District of Alas,a with head quarters at Juneau, is seriously i'll with gastritis. He Is in local hos pital where he was taken two nights ago. Judge Reed has been Ill for some weeks.
The Nome nugget., 1928-04-21
PROMINENT JUNEAU MAYS
 WIFE DEAD; BODY SOUTH

JUNEAU. (R - The body of Mrs. Theodore B. Heycer, wife of prominent Juneau business man. who died here suddenly Saturday of apoplexy. was today sent South for burial at Des Moines. Wash ingtou.
The Nome nugget., 1928-04-21
NEVER LEFT COUNTY

FIT. WAYNE. Ind. FD = Henry Bergman, a 76-year-old farmer liv- ing near here. has never been out side the county in which he was born,
The Nome nugget., 1928-04-21

Subscribers who Ao not Set tholr paper regularly, Wm confer . fhvOr oa tho o0ce fl. thsV VIII sepsse 1t ~ soon = pessfbie.
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To the Voters of Alaska :
GEO. S. MAYNARD.


 
  J. Perry made invested dollar of
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-31

what is BY now definite and
specific mate-hunger.
Which means that by the time
we reach the marrying age the
mate we choose, liz any. will be
more or less already picked out
Tor Us. Romeo-and. Juliet n sound
psychology and natural behavior.
'sThat Is the man want.
couldn't POSSIBLY love that
woman. We are so certain we
cali 1t instinct: and say that
marriages are made in heaven.
Maybe. But ii Is on earth we
wake up ia discover that we have
married d dilnpIe. Cupid's bow. a
broad chest, q nustaclie, purple
socks. Roman nose. blue dress,
trim ankle, or q head OF hair.
That. In short, have married
certain trimmings and accessories.
And we 20 on through life buying
magazines BY their covers, cars BY
their colors and coats BY their but
tons.
Things and places. y says Wat
son tend to become associated
with organic responses, specifi-
caiiy those with love. Every OBJ
jeet, BY virtue OF the original bent
of the individual or through con-
ditioned reflex or habit, calls out
overt or delayed response In the
motor mechanism; also. "a definite
and complex group Of reflex ac.
tivity in the erogenous zone.
Here, then. Is the sex-appetite
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DO YOU KNOW
THAT

spain plans to build $500 miles
Of automobile roads within the
next five years. so per cent Of
the mileage to be ready for use
In two years. A private company
is reported to be planning TO
build straight line motor toll
route from Madrid To Valencia.
According TO a new law In
Portugal, the President chosen ri
the coming election will have a
term Of five years. He is also
eligible for reelection for another
term OF five years. The candi-
dates must be Of Portuguese ma
tionality and be over 45 years Of
age.
Sun is the only light In prisons
In France. In winter. cells nd
corridors are dark from the early
sunset until daylight again comes
through the small windows at
o'clock in the morning.
III is reported in Germany thlt
there are officers and privates
still held AZ war captive% In
Russia. They are destitute and
anxious to get back home, sui
without means to get transporfa.
ton. =
Only about one parent Of the
population Of Ireland speaks
Gaelic, the native language.
IEighty-six per cent. speak Eng
lish, and about IL per cent both
languages.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-31
TO PROTECT
CLERKS

A large trust company in New
York city has Installed new
device to protect the life of any
employee who might be accident
ally locked within its vaults. The
new invention consists of a
cylinder of compressed oxygen
with an easily operated hand
regulator and several containers
OF special chemical which may
he spread on the floor and which
will absorb exhaled carbon
dioxide. Flashlights, instructions
and a special cabinet complete
the apparatus.
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mechanism which early in lie
begins to sort the little world
about into loved ones and those 1t
does not care for. Through the
mechanism 81 habit and reflex
functions. objects which at first
had no emotional value come
later to arouse family or overly
one or other OF the two impulses
tumescence or detumescence.
10 the objection that this view
over.efnphasizes the instructive
factor of love, Watson points out
that the love and do-not-iove
factors are at the bottom Of
horne, general, social and Noca-
tional life. We work long hours
TO improve our position TO make
more money 10 carry on home
life on q broader scale. The
activities centered about loved
ones from infancy to odd age are
easily the most important factors
in life. No wonder that our acts
are connected with and eValued
by the connections lying below
our language level"
Here again. as always, we come
back TO that as vet uns0Ived prob
lem or two faces: the significance
and extent of individual inherit.
ance: the degree to which this in
dividuaI inheritance can b con.
ditioned. DO our original ten.
denotes make us. or our parents
and our teachers ana our environ
ment? Or, put the question this
way: Where does nature leave off
and nurture begin7 Nature never
leaves off-we may he certain %
that. Nurture begins at once
there Is no doubt about that.
But, as Watson SAYS. as long ~
we keep up our sentimental drivel
about children instead of looking
at childhood as problem, the
problem OF Individual bents and
capacities will remain an chaotic
as Ii Is now.
As it is now, we are ali tied
up with sticky sentimentality
about Alma Matters and hurrah.
ing without stopping to inquire II
1t Is worth hurrahing about. We
have a huge youth-cult: enor-
NOUS and costly equipment to
train boys and girls in the way
they want or are fitted to 20?
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ApvEaTlsEMENr
MAKE MORE MONEY


Healthy. vigorous men land LIES
best prizes. Buoyant step. bright
eyes. clear complexion and exuber-
ant vitality denote q system free
from Impurities Constipa ton pol
sons the whole system. slows the
step. saps energy destroys con-
fidence and cuts down the earning
power.
Rid your system Of constipation
and its poisons DR. Edwards Olfve
Tablets remove them gently. tone
up the system, clear the eyes and
complexion and bring back normal
vigor. compounI OF vegetables
ingredients. prescribed to patients
for 20 years III place OF caIomel.
They act easily and quickly on
bowels and liver.
Take Dr. Edwardg Olive Tablets ana
keen lit for the daily grind. Thousands
Of happy men and women nss them
regularly as an aid TO success in their,
everydax tasks. Know them By their
olive color. Sc soc. soc.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-31
By George A. Dorsey,
Ph. D., IL. ID.
81 II. De q

when 4 woman says, III hate
80 ~. ,,,,. Z. aoe. ia hate
80 80 =. ss,,'-'s
MN Win lIOsh hate spsp'k hloin
rage impulse which drives ms to
anger when restrained. ii is it the
,,,,,.sitx ~. cat,,,,, aes...,,aA ~
Iaveg gnnnas,s she savs. haze
layenderss q - women III s.,v such
Times. heard ore sav:: II hate
Paris. Most women love paris.
siehf 81 ofsor a ,.as,ss ~ s,.s1T ana
s. IN, 81 makes nv Noun VA sr
Nc mouth ~, Ears s,f,lv sul1..n I Am
sflmnIafed ~ sa11afl1inr within
nv fdnd. n,,nrar ,.ar,e,fni.a Nv
nlouff,.water uneca,a Isisn, 4. made
up * glands muscles. nerves. "a
adequate stimulus sets II an.
Call chat ACTIVITY tiimeacence
tswelIing1 And .noge that may
leave the restaurant With full
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-31
CORRECT
MANNERS
Mrs. Cornelius Beeclkman !

DEAR MRS. BEEcKAiAN;
ii i young lady and man 81 into
Al ice cream shop. is II proper tor
the young man to SIT at the same
side Of the table III the booth. as
the lady If there is only one couple?
2. Is ii correct il tho lady re-
moves her coat2
q. liz a knife and fork ID served
with dry sandwich, ~ ii neces-
sary To use them?
4. When young lady meets
Young man In the corridors n
school, whose place is it to say
hello first STUDENT.
There IS no rule about this seat
ing arrangement. They may sit
on the same side of the table or
opposite each other
2. Yes, II she wishes to.
3. Al punctiIiouS eater would use
both tho knife and fork
A. The young lady Is given the
privilege OF acknowledged an &C.
quaintance with a gentleman.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-31
TO INCREASE
SPEED

An engineer in England is
working on a plan to increase
the speed Of railroads. TO 200 and
300 miles an hour. He plans TO
eliminate trains. substituting a
single car containing the prOpell-
ing unit. which will be operated
by electricity or gasoline and
streamline to decrease air resist
ance to the utmost. limit. Each
car will carry from SO TO $50 per-
sons. and there Is special ar
rangement replacing the usual
Hanged tire to prevent derail-
ment.
Paris, France. with a population
Of nearly 5000, 600, has only 140,-
900 telephones.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-31

uncies, etc, all on their toes to
adjust for us. Nature never gets
chance. Nurture cries when
we do not smile back. To make
US smile, they tickle us under
the chin and trOt ms on their
knees and bribe MS with candy
and ribbons and gewgaws.
And so our od-appetites, sex
appetites, fears, and RACES slop
over into endless things that are
not to be eaten OF, loved. nor to
be run from or killed. Indiges-
ton or adiposity; celibacy or
nromiscnity. afraid OF shadows,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-31

INSIST--On the delivery OF your
Times or Herald every day. IT
You do not get your Herald by
q. m.. The Times by 5 p. m.
or The Sunday Herald by 4
4. na., call Main 500. Delivery.
Is gnaranteed and your copy
will be sent yOm Immediately
gr0n THE Times Company office
~ apecibi messenger.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-31
Mediclne stains on LINEN

Stains caused by medicine viii
sometimes come out with ordinary
washing; II, however. dark
brown mark still remains, apply
salt of lemon and use solution of
carbonate of soda for rinsing.
should the stain that remains lie
reddish In color, use moistened
powdered starch, leave 1t on for
some hours. rub it well and wash.
1T al simple methods fail, use
chloride or lime in cold water and
rinse very thoroughly.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-31

No: in the way they ought to !.
goi'' AZ one calls the roll OF
the men who have rendered use
full social service. one is inn
pressed by the notion that most
OF them succeeded not because,
but In spite, Of their training
1t almost seems az IL the best
equipment with which to start
life IL widowed mother who
turns one adrift at eight.
Born with an elaborate mechan-
ism for adjustment. we face
three doctors. two nurseg. several
servants, father, mother, aunts,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-31
NelC Dye Method

RESEARCH N MelponLns
has discovered method dyeing hitherto believed mpossaO
His to reducing nsaVy
eolOrs to light thus reversing the usual process
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-31
VHu We BeIIaDe Like Human Beings = aDr 9 0ary

facts, and death; and war on our
neighbors instead of against pow
erty, squalor, and ignorance.
Love and such move the world,
move It in many ways because
instructive responses can be and
must be conditioned The condf-
toned response Il our only mech
anism for learning to behave like
human beings. Love Is driving
force Of great dynamic power.
But such grist as it does grind!
To Be Continued Monday
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-31
HOUSEHOLD
HINTS
10 Make ! Jelly Set

A jelly does not set because too
much water has been added or not
enough gelatine allowed. In this
case Add teaspoonful Of white
vinegar or the juice OF a lemon.
TO make 4 jelly set quickly, place
the mold In basin Of cold water
In which handful each OF salt
and soda llas been dissolved, and
to make sure it turns out well
first brush the mold with olive
oil
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-31
Queer Doings

Human sacrifices are still made
among pagan tribes In Nigeria.
Il
The government OF France is
presenting to the city of Quebec a
bronze bust of Louis XIV.
Radio listeners In Canada must
pay license fee of 81 year.
strict embargo on arms is pro-
posed in China Ii halt the spread
ima n a mkNA war.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-06

Hamrak. Tohorocny lrad klubu
pozostava nasledovnych: pred
seldom je p. Jan Kadilak, pod
predsedom p. Stefan Mikula, "a
psnfkom p. Hugo Wantz, iictov-
nixon p. j. F. CNengros a poklad-
nixon p. Andrej Varga.
Podobny vybor Okresneho
Sboru, pozostavaj1ci z br. Joze-
ia J. Schromofskeho a FIR. Hudi-
ka boil predminulej nedele Stru-
theirs ma schodzi, odbyvanej v
Slovenskom Dome. Al bratia
Strutherscania sl'iibili uvazit zia-
dost' vyboru. Strutherscania mac
vady spolupracovali $ Okresnym
Sborom. Ked slovensky Camp
bell Struthers obnovia svoje
Sbory Ligy, Mahoning dolina bu-
de narudne tax sorganizovana, a.
ko maloktora ina slovenska kolo-
MIA Amerike a praca "a narod-
ny pokrok pojde rychlym krokom
vpred.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-06
FARNOsT sV. CYRILLA
A METHODA.

(Dokoncenie S 2. strany)
Move kadidlo offerovali pan Jozef
Fabry a jeho mila PAM manzelka
Wilma.
Vel'ke sochy Sv. Patronov, Cy-
rilla a Methoda obnovit' dali p.
Jozef Schromofsky a jeho vseo-
becne ctena PAM manzelka Zofia
v Gene vyse $4,000.
Vsetky oltarne rucha sl vybor-
nou pracou sestier mnisiek fran
cizskych V tejto krajine ne
mono by ich bolo vyhotovit'.
Move sochy su cd Bernardini Co.
2 New Yorhu, tym paru t'azko
by bolo najst'. - Obnovenie soch
majstrovsky previedol znamy ta-
liansky maliar pan Pizzi, ktory
NAL oval al kostol Sv. Cyrilla a
Methoda.
z horejsich offer vidiet', re
slavnost' Vzkriesenia v menova-
nom chrame nebude vecou vsed-
nou.
! Ovsem, toto je len report offer
hmotnych. Ze kol 'ko dobreho na
dusevnom poll taketo offery pri-
nesn, to nikto vyratat' nebol by
v stave. A jako horejsie offery v
| desiatkach a stovkach, talk al c.
: statne offery bohumilych farni
kov a farnfGiek, al tie najmensie
len Bob sam vie, kol' 'ko zname
naju. Iste je, re ked "a pohar vo
dy mas Bozsky Spasitel' 81 'ubova
odmenu, nezabudne On ma offery
: ktore sn ozaj obet ami, mnoho
krat odtiahnute od ust zbozne
dust krest 'anskej.
A v obnovenej sieni skoly Sv
Cyrilla a Methoda pripravuje S
Koncert Spevokolu tejEe farnost
pod znamenitym riadenim zname
ho Professora Otokara MrazelSs
vo Vel 'konocnu Nedel'u vecel
Spevokol tejto farnosti podujs
sa k zaplateniu vsetkych vyday
kov obnovenim sieni. Ked' k
tomu dodame "electric action
p organe V Gene 81 10000, nuz tot
= kricl samo "a seba. Sn to muzovi
0 danny, synovia dcery nasic
h statocnych otcov a matiek slower
: skych, ktori to umoEnili.
II Koncert 81 ubuje sa byt znamt
! nitym a al ma tomto mieste rad
: me, ably sa obecenstvo postaral
Q vstupenky zavcasu, lebo mnoh
I ktori dojdu neskoro, nenajdu pr;
: zdneho sedadla.
: A ked' toto vsetko slozime spc
: lu, nebude t'azko priznat ). Z
: Sviatky Vzkriesenia Krista Pan
j " tejto farnosti bud1 opravdivyl
! predobrazom vzkriesenia zbo;
a nych a bohumilych farnikov, kit
j ri sa vsemozne vynasnazujn. alb
E "boli hodni zasl 'dbeni Krists
( vych". Zpravoda,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-06
! I |
LITERATttRA.

zelezny hrob'', roman. Fran
ctizsky napisal: E. A., do sloven-
ciny prelozil E. Y. Stran 152. Ce-
ma Is centov. Tlacou nakladom
!" "Obrany'', p. @. Box SOL, Scran-
ton. Pa. Pekn1 Iterattrll milu-
jlcemu obecenstvu srdecne odpo-
rucame.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-06
oANIA
"A aI.OV. ItGU
q ra1ia struthsrs6ania xamyil'a-
: obnovit, syOj niskdajH sbor
IS Slov. Ligy.

~ 4
I obncyit syoj niskdAjH sbor
Slov. Ligy.
Minalej nedele odbyvala sa VI
O6mpbell sch6dza tamojsieho va
Seneho q vplyvneho Slovenskeho
folitiekeho Vzdelavaj6ceho
Nubu v horvatskej hale, ma kto-
r6 priSiel ! Youngstown vybor
Okresneho Sboru SLOW. Lgy, PIP.
Joxef j. Schromofsky M. Mraz.
vybor uviedol do schodze p. Ju-
ri Wargo, tamojsi obchodnik a l..
hlSvny podpredseda Pennsylvan-
.skej Slovenskej Jednoty, a uvi-
tai v meme klubu pan Jan Kadi-
lax, predseda klubu. Ciel' vyboru
|predniesol p. Jozef Schromofsky,
predseda Okresneho Sboru L1gy
pre- Mahoning dolinu. Pan Schro-
mofsky v obsirnej reel vysvetlil
brstom CampbellEanom, co Slo-
yenska Lfga znaci pre- narod j pre-
mas l'ud tn v Mahoning doline, co
robi a Go zamysl'a robit'. Spome-
nul. ze Okresny Sbor tejto zimy
obetoval do $4,000 ma podporu
slovenskych vdov a sirot ma tejto
okolici, z ktoreho obnosu podpo-
rena bola jedna slovenska vdova
So sirotami v Campbell. Tato bo-
hunI.la praca Okresneho Sboru
zasllEi pomoci cd kaEdeho Slova-
ka a preto je presvedeeny, ze AM
bratia Campbellcania nebudu od
toho, aby sa sdruzili do Sloven-
skei Ligy tax pomahali konat
dobro prospech mas vsetkych
Slovakov Mahoning doline a
celeho naroda. Pan Schromofsky
odmeneny Dol "a jaho rec srdec-
nym potleskom. Nato povstal dru-
nv Glen vyboru, ktory vyslovil
potrebu cinnosti nielen ma nabo-
zenskom a politickom poll, ale al
ma narodnom a hospodarskom, le'
bo ziaden narod nemoGe kracat
vpred, ked sa obmedzi len na
niektors odbory l'udskej CHINO
sti. Poziadal bratoy Campbellea
nov, aby 81 zreorganizovali svo.
Sbor Slovenskej Ligy, ktoron
potion zahaja svo1u narodnu Gin
most budn spolupracovat' 81
vsetkymi okolitymi Sborami Lig.
v Okresnom Shore na narodnon
a kult1rnom pozdvihnuti sloven
skeho narada. Prlzvukoval potre
bu tesnejsieho spolulcinkovania
drzania sa hesla svoj k svojmu,
ko to robia inc vyspele narodnc
] sti v Amerike. Len v svornost
dopracujeme sa 1spechu vo vset
kych naSich snazeniach. Nato pc
vstai viaceri clenovia klubu, ktt
ri vrelymi slovami d 'akovali w
boru ma navstevu a odusevnen
sa osvedcili, re chc1 spolupract
at kaEdym, kto "a narod prs
cuje. Predseda p. Kadilak vysl'
vii pod 'akovanie vyboru men
celeho klubu vybor sd potol
vzdialil, aby klub mohol pokr;
covat v svojej schodzi.
Nepochybujeme, ze bratia Cam
bellcania 81 isvoj byyaly Sbor Sl'
venskej Ligy zreorganizujh, leb
maju nedzi sebou odusevnenyc
pracovnikov dobrych narodo,
GOV, ktorf vzdor nepochopeniu d'
ktorych pracuju stale ma pozdvil
mutt slovenskej kolonie Camp
bell. Zvlast' tamojsi politick
klub je strediskom nielen polit
ckej, ale j narodnej prace a .,
slfizi 81 plnou mierou tel obi '6b'
nosti, ktorn Campbell vo vse'
yeh vrstvach obyyatel 'stya p,
3fva. v klube sn sdruEeni vset,
snazivi Slovaci, medzi mimi II;
mojsi dnchovny, Rev. Hamrak
4 traja slovenski pravatari: Jurs
Rr0kop, Michal Danko, ktory
lilestskNm fiskalom Lldvi
Evening star., 1928-05-08

termsster Corps. the annual horse show
at the Front ROYAL remount depot will
he held Saturday, beginning at 10 am
with an interesting program of riding
exhibitions and drills.
The Front Royal Remount Horse
show which is financed almost entire
ly by private subscription. Is more Of a
breeding show than horse show, and
serves to demonstrate the Governments
breeding scheme as authorized by Con-
greSs.
The automobile route is 81 miles from
the Key Bridge to the remount depot.
and leads through Falls Church, Fair
fax Courthouse. Middleburg, upperville,
Paris. White Post and Double Toll Gate
The trip takes about three hours. A
Evening star., 1928-05-08

Mt the Washington Hotel which will
bring to a close the annual u1itod
Palestine Appeal pr Weizmann is
In this country to help raise $7,50O,0oo
this year for rehabilitation Of the jew
iSh homeland.
More than 400 reservations have been
received for the banquet. which will be
attended by contributors OF $25 and
more to the cause. Among the speak
crs at tonights function will be Will
liam Hard, noted political writer.
Charles j. Stein. president of the Dis
trict Zionist Organization; Isidora
Hershheld chairman of the United
Palestine Appeal and Louis f. Spieg~
ler. chairman of the administrative
committee Of the drive.
A large delegation OF local zionists
Evening star., 1928-05-08

Senator Hitchcock Of Nebraska said
yesterday at the Forum luncheon Of
the Womans National Democratic
Club
For this reason, he said, the Repub
llcan party has always brought into its
ranks all those Interests wanting special
Government protection. while the DEM
ocratic party he continued has always
been for special privilege to none, equal
rights TO all"
He said It was up to the Democrats
to clean the Government Of corruption
and predicted that tho country Is ION
the threshold OF a great Democratic
victory"
Evening star., 1928-05-08
Ban Is Lifted.

AS the result of p storm OF protests
from all sources Colombia has aban-
doned It's ban on pirate codes for tele-
grams and cables.
Evening star., 1928-05-08
FRONT ROYAL DEPOT
HORSE SHOW LISTED
Exhibit Next Saturday Designed to
Demonstrate Quality of Mounts
Supplied to Troops.

FoStcred In the interest of good
horsemanShip and designed TO show the
public the quality OF riding horses being
issued to American troops by the Quar-
Evening star., 1928-05-08
SAYS REPUBLICAN PARTY
HAS FOSTERED PRIVILEGE
Former Senator Hitchcock Tells
Woman's Club Democrats Must
Destroy Corruption.

The Republican party has always
fostercd privilege, while the Democratic
party has always opposed it, former
Evening star., 1928-05-08
DR.. WEIZMANN H0N0RED
BY FELLOW ZI0NISTS
Guest at Banquet Tonight Mark
ing Close of United Palestine
Fund Drive.

Dr. Chain Weizmann president OF
the World Zionist Organization and
famous English scientist, will be the
guest OF honor tonight at a banquet
Evening star., 1928-05-08

will welcome DR. Weizmann when he
arrives from New York today.
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cafeteria lunch will be served at the
grounds at nominal charge,
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Lobbyists not wanted. Advertisement