davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18
BANKET HOLY NAME
SOCIAL GUILD

Icny Spoloccnsktho Krilzkn O.
sadly Najsv. NJ. JcziS zabavily svo-
jich muzov ma bankctc usporia-
damon V Clairtncll Tea Room, Z
prilezitosti 2. vtrocia : zalozenia
krlizku. =" 80.
Prestrctt bolo pre- "a osob. Ru-
zova zelcna barva zivych kvetin
Sviec ozdobovaly stoly. Na Sic
stimi stOlami i,raIo Sa 800 a ccny
vyhraIi: Mrs. Andrew Dolak
Mrs. John Richtarcik, Mr.. Ste.
phen w. Mako a Mr.. Harry l.
Benson. Blanket usporiadaly move
nradnicky kr1zku: Mrs. Michae
Broscoe, predsedkyna Mrs. Har
ry L. Benson. ~podpredsedkyna
Mrs. Stephen Hura, tajomnicka
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18
z ROCNEJ sCH0DZE STEEL
TONSKEHO OBC. KLUBU.

IA roGncj ScI6dzi Steclton~k' =
no ObtanSkthO Klubu nasledujil-
ci nradnlci boil vyvolenl: IA pred
sedu Pavcl Ondash, IA podpredse-
du Andrrj Dolak, "a zapiSnlka
Pavel Bilka. "a pokladnlka Ste,
fan Jochman. Martin IIum'nskl
.Jozrf BegalIa a Jan Martinko bo
| Il vyvoleni "a vysancov do Slo
vcnskcj Politickej Fcderacir:
Vyvolenie Pavla Ondasha ma Il
! rad predsedn prichadza nas!ed
kom iehe chvalit ebndhoh vyliona
vania popinnostia Pan endash
/ ieho prijimacej reel vysvctlil pc
litiku a podal odporiltanla pr
lepsi pokrok k!ubu.
Zpravoda.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18
ROCNA sCH0DZA sPOLKU sV.
MTCHALA ARCH, G. 322 PENN;
SLOW. JEDNOTY.

RocnA Sch6dza mala byt' l6. de-
crmbra, ale SINE novy nrad memo,
hi zvolit', bo Sa dost, ndov nrdo,
stavilo. Prcto tcraz povolavam ct
spolubratov, pr1d tie vsctci ma ma
Sn rocniI sch0dzu V ncdel'u, 20
ianuara O 2. iodine popolndn'
pod rlmsko-katMicky kostol ma
T.ansingviIIe. Bude Sa VOLT novy
ilrad a tiez pridu vazne veci ma
pretras. Prid'te al vypocut' fl
nancni zpravu presvcdcit Sa,
akl spolkov% majetok name. Ma
Sc cislo teraz Sport. Tych bratov,
ktori dlhujn. ziadam. ably 81 Svoj
dlh vyrovnali. Som ncto1I,
Michal Chuhanich, net.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18
sCHODzA UCASTINAROV
sOKOLOVNE

Vsetkym hratom ncastinarom
ma Lansingville ozna-
muicm. zc ma ncdel'u, 20. jannara
vcccr O 6. hodinr Zapocne sa roe
ma sch0dza, na ktoril ziadam
vsetkych ncaStinarov direkto-
rov ysa doStavit'. Budil vel mi do
lczitt zalczitosti pojednavant a
vybavent. Prid tie vSctci bratia,
ably SINE V svornosti a k prospc-
chu Spolocnosti vybavili vsetko
co nam predlieha. Je toho hodnc
preto sa sch0dza musl zatat o 6
nod. Idar Bob!
J. L. Maruskin, prcdS
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18
Mrs. Joseph Nidis. pokladnicEa a
Mrs. Joseph Begalla. zpravodajka.
SMRTNE ZPRAVY.

Pani Zuzama Serfel, manzelka
Samuela Scrfela. zomrcla na kom-
plikacie nemoci sobotn 0 3. ranoI
V svojej domacnosti, 19 Fifth ST..
Campbell, vo vckn 45 rolloy.
Neboha zdrzovala sa Camp
bell "a 90 rokov a prisIllcha!a do
evani. a. v. cirkvc Jana Hllsa. Ia
ncchala manzela a dietky: Zuzan-
ma. Annu, SamncIa, jana a Mariu.
Pohrab odblval sa V utorok ra-
no domu smlitku a chraml Jana
Iusa. Pohrabne obrady vykenal
Rev. Juraj Rob. Pochovanh hola
ma Tod cintorlne.
/ Peter Buril1, z &. 40 Frank st.
Strnthcrs, ktOry nest 'astnou ma
hodou padol so schOdov minulehC
tlzdna a utrpel smrtel ne crane
nie. Zomrel V nrdcl II nemocni
ci, vo veku SO rokov. Ncbohl "a,
nechava manzelku a dietky Kata
rinn, Margitu, Annu, Mariu, Em
mu, Jana, .Juliu, Michala Jura
| ja..rTicz dvoch bratov, Jozefa ;
Jnraja Rurik q Sestrn, pi. ANN
| TabIak. Pohrab boil V stredl
rano T. chramu 3Najsv. Trojicc
Pochovany Dol V "cfntorfne ma Lo
wellviIle. z 49, -
Uelenka Papac, 3-mesacna dee
ra jana Papac a jeho manzelk,
Z G. 50 Spruce ST., zomrela sobo
tn. Pohrab jej bol pondelok
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18
TANECNA ZABAVA YOUNG
LADIES SODALITY.

young Ladies' Sodality' pri
osade Sv. Cyrilla Methoda uspo-
riada vesell tanecnn zabavu ma
utorolS, %. januara vecer V Burt $
Hall na w. Federal nlici. Toto bu-
de zyEist', pckna zabava nascj
mladeze cd osady Sv. Cyrilla a
Mcthoda vybor srdecnc povola-
va ako mladych tax starsich.
Vo WHORE sn slecny: Katarlna
Pekareik, zofia Rybar, Anns
Mandula, Julia Javorsky, Kata
rina Javorsky Maria kubIna
Znamcnita orchestra budc hrat.- s.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18
HASELToNSKY v MEM. POD.
PoRUJUCI sPOLOK TATRA.

Iradnici ma rok 1929 sii naslrdovni:
stanisiav Necko, pretiseda, r.. @. Box
800 tIaselton Sta, City. - Stefan An
tai, podpreaseia, 60 Gladstone st.,
Campbell, Ohio. Jozpf Katenga, III
pisnik, l639 Gladstone ST., City.
Martin Zentko, nctovnik, 103 Glad
stone ST., C.smphan, @. = Michal y.
Rartos, okiaanik, 100 Conrtland Ave.,
Campbell. Oiie. --tDozoreovia malrtku
Martin Basista, 100 Gladstone St.,
City. Jan Rasista, IIaseltine Ave..
City. - Dozorca chorlch Stefan Stole,
=. @. Box 65 Haschon Sta, City. -
Strhz: vahnt R6v,lcr ST., y. O. BOX
264, Haselton sta, City.
Schodne sa vydrziavaih kazdG 4. ne
del n V mesiaci Skole osady Sv. Az
betty na y. Hasetime Ave. 2. hodine
! popolaldni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18
YOUNGsTOWNSKY v NEMOCI
PODPORUJUCI SPOLOK
TATRA.

tradrici: .Iozaf NTartinko, prctlse,la,
80 Carlton ST. - Jozcf Mndroh, pod
u, cdstfia, 53s S. Hardwood Ave. -
Stefan Novotnt, dftovnik, 4o4 East
Myrtle Ave. Andrcj Adanko, po-
kladnik, 1854 Oak st. - Martin Mn-
ransky a Frantisck Hudik, dozorcoyi;,.
Schddze vydrziavaj1 81 kazdd prvd
nedcl u mesisci skole Sv. Gyrilla
a Mcthoda . hod. popoludni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18
Spolocenske zpravyI
PRIPRAVY Ma VEL'KY BAL
" CAMPBELL v PRUDE.


Vel Ike pripravy sa robia na ta-
necnil zabavu, ktoril uSporiada
Slovensky Politicky, Vzdelavajnci
a Podporujdci Club Campbell
ma sobotu vecer, 26. ianuara v
Horvatskcj hale. Zabavhl vybor
srdeGne povolava slovcnske obc.
ccnstvo a ziada vsetkych clcnov
klubu, ably pomohli tento bal uti:
nit, 81 s]kvelym. Clenovia dostani'
svojel vstupenky pri pokladnic
chodbc haly. Ia vlbor,
y j. R. Kubovcik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18
STRANA 3

ehramu Sv. Jana Krst. y Camp
bell pochovana bola osadnom
cintorine. 4
James E. Novak. 7-tyzdnoyy
syn Stefana Novaka a jeho man
zclky, u {. 10 Herman ST., Strn-
Tiers, zomrel nedeltl pocho-
vany boil V pondelok ma Calvary
cintorine. Oplakava no pat bra
tov a ledna sestra, rodicmi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18
pREHL AID 20 SCH0DZE POLL
TICKEJ FEDERACIE.

Amcriclla Slovenska Politicka |
Fedcracia V Mahoning okreSr od-
byvala schodz,l dina a. januara
1929 V S0kolovni ma Lansingville.
Schodzu zahajil prcds. Anton
nj. Palkovit a pokracovalo sa dl "a
stanov. Zapisnica minulei Schddzc
bola citana Zapisnikom Stcfanom
Smieovskym. Po precitani zapis-
nice Dol dany navrh. ably bola
~prijata a uhodnovrrncna. Potion
naslcdovala vol 'ba nradnikov pre-
rok 1929. Naslcdujilci boil zvo-
leni:
Za predsedu Stefan A, Herman
ia podprcdsedlu Jan llaSsaj.
ia zapisnika Martin Martinko.
Za pokladnika Jan JavorskH.
Ia dozorcov Jan Vansuch, Jan
Gura a Martin Humcnsky. ia
straz: Stefan StanovGak. Rrat
Stanovcak Dol vel mi ochotnl ten
"strazny' ilrad prijat' prcto. zc
ak by sa nickto slnSnc nedrzal
vstavc 81 je dat s MIN rady.)
Ia dopisovatel'a zvolcny Dol .Jo-
zef j. SchromofskI.
Navrh Dol danny a podporovanr,
ably byvaly prcdScda Anton Pal
koviG bol jednohlasnc zvolcny "a
ccstntho prcdsedu. Bolo prijato.
Novi zastupcovia slovcnskyclr
politickIch klubov vo Federacii
ma rok 1929 SIT nasledovnl:
ia Youngest. Politicky Klub:
Stefan StanovG;ik, Jozef J. Schro-
mofskT Stefan Herman. ..
Ia Stecltonsky Ohciansky Klnb
Martin TTumensky, Martin Mar
tinko a Andrej DoIak.
Za Stccltonsky PoliticIly Klub
MichaI Hrivko.
Za IansingviIlSkf Politickl
Khnb: Jan Javorskl, Jmraj Palas-
Gall a Jozef Rrhah.
Xa HascItonSky PoIitickl KIub
Jan Hassaj, Martin Lcsnak, Jan
Kral.
la Politicky Klub V Campbell
Jan VanSuch.
ia PolitickI KInb V Struthcr>: ::
Jan Gura. Jozcf Stavnicky a NJ
Zelinsky.
Novozvoleni nradniei a 'akovali
delegation "a davcru 4 nich sloze-
MI. Nastupujnci predScda Stefan
Herman prosil vSetk[ch IA ko-
operaciu. ably podali svoje pra-
vice do politickej pr;ica, zcby Sa
Slovaci V Youngstown mohli vyS-
Sic dostat' ako doteraz. A to do
cicli sd len tEm sp6sohom, krd
budemp ruka rukc pracovaf.
Nato sch0dza bola zakl l'nfcn;
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18
sOKOLsKA TANECNA ZABA.
VA MA 19. JANUARA.
Hrat bude Tomeckova orchestra

Sbor 1l6. II. S. j. Sokol uspo-
riada ma sObotu, 10. .januAra vecer
tancGnii zabavu V Svojcj SOkOlOv-
nj, 80 Washington st., pri Oak
St. mOstc. ma kt povolava ct.
slovenskt obccenStvo. TcntO ra2
budc hrat' vyborni orchestra p.
jana TOmccku krajov6 i ameri-
cke tance, takze sa kazdy zname-
mite zabavi do v6le vytancuje.
Budn j vFborne zakusky. Kazdy
budp Srdecne v1tany.
Zabavny vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18
Spolkoye zpravy
ROCNA ZPRAvA
YoUNGsToWNsKEHo v NE
MOCI PODP. SPOLKU TATRA.

Youngstownskr Ncmoci Pod
poruj1ci Spolok Tatra NAL rotnh
sch6dzu 6. januAra 1929. na kto-
rdj< sa prcvedla vol Ia ilradnlkov
ia rok 1929 a podane boly rocn"
zpi'avy liradnikov Nasledovny u
rad. ma roll 1929 boI zvoleny:
Jazcf Martinko, predscda. ~,
.Jozcf Mndron, podprcdscda. x
Stefan Novotny, nctovnlk.
Andrcj AdamIso, pokladnIk.
Frantiscll Hudik a Martin Mu-
ransky, dozorci majetka'.
Financna zprava SpoIku Tatra
2 rol;u 1923 jc naSlrdovna:
Mesacnt prijmy spolu $S771O
Intercs od ulozcn[ch
pcnazi ma bankc 194.71
Spolu prijmy intcrcsom 1,O71.Sl
Vydavky spolu 965 As
ZvySok minulrho roku 1866
Prcnasi<a rollu 1927 3,s12.O7
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18

ZvySok z minnlrho roku 1866
PrcnaSka z rolu 1927 3,Sl201
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18
Pehazity majetok ma
banke /. jan. 1929
$3,918.43

Tu som podal celo-rocny pri-
jem a vrdaj. Vo yrdavkoch jc "a
hrnut% al dar $4,000 na Maticu
Skol>ki. 10 zpravy sa kazdy Slo-
yak rrcSvcdcl, zc ST spolOk mas
ma.ietkovc dohrc StOjl. a prcto ne
IMAM pririnu. prcco do tak@hoto
majctntho spoIliu talk malo Slo-
vakov pristnpnjc. Name SO 'idov
a ma bankc $3,9lS.43. tcdy ma ka-
zdeho ida pripadnc $47.2l.
Do tohto Spolku by NAL ,kazdy
Slovak na youngStovnskej dolIne
prislucEat. Y ziadnom NOM Spo'-
XII take vlhody ncdoStanctc, jako
tuna. My platimr 800 na tyzdrn
podpory V chorobc $4,000 smrt-
nej podpory, a TO "a maly popla-
tok s. centov mcSatne, a ku tomu
uaVdmr | ! lnGStOWnSkp .SlONPll-
ske Noviny
Schodza odbNva sd .kazdii prv1
ncdcl M V mesiaci g hodine po
poludm " Skolc Sv. Cyrilla a Ne
thoda. Pr1d'te SlOvaci Ma nasr
sch6dzu a Haste sa ia clcnov ale
b0 prlhlastc Sa Il nasich llradni
kov, ktorych adresy s1 udanf ,
naSom spolkovom adreslri kazdl
tyzdcn tvchto novnach.
Som s ilctou, ..
Stefan Novotny, iict
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18
CRAWFORD JE KONCILMAN

Harry NJ. Crawford Logan
Ave. bOl zvoIcnv mestskou radon
IA koncilmana !. wardy ma micSto
zomrcltho koncilmana DOerighta.
The Washington times., 1929-07-17

begged. Her florid face was
flushed with excitement. Ro-
nance went straight to
Helen's head. The Hollen-
beck girls had always been
sorry for her, in spite Of her
lovely clothes, her rich dot
ing father, her name in the
society columns. The men
didn't like her. Hostesses
were always prodding eli
gible young men, Dance
this with Helen lHeffinger,
there's q dearl She's really
good dancer -truly she
isl'
"Well, there was a good
looking ranger, whom we
bumped into everywhere we
went. Good looking! Like
something out of a movie"
"A rangerl Next to the
Royal Mounted they re
simply the most exciting
but you always were
lucky, Nancy Hollenbeck !"
"Nonsesense, May Belle.
1t wasn't anything
much. III bet you've been
up to much more mischief.
Has Gil proposed yeti"
The Washington times., 1929-07-17

A scornful, pitying smile
twisted Nancy's lovely
mouth. IF that's all you
have to worry about
ROSES!" she said, "don't
bother me about it. / have
troubles of my own!'
But when her mother
stepped backward, gentle
eyes staring, little old hands
at her withered throat,
Nancy melted.
"Oh, mummy, mummy
you mustn It mind mel" she
cried /" she cried, enveloping
her in one of the old bear
hug embraces. I'm just
your bad girl, blowing up
about nothing = 80 and I'm
so nervous . 80
Half Modified Mrs. Hol-
lenbeck Strengthened her
mussed hair and settled her
high net collar. Mama
understands, " she said with
dignity, "but you must not
be SO secretive. Can't you
tell mama your little secrets
just as you always have'"
Quite unexpectedly Nancy
burst into tears.
"There, there, " Mrs. Hol-
lenbeck soothed. 'Mama's
girl!'
Ito Be Continued)
The Washington times., 1929-07-17
Read How Nancy Tempted
Fate to Win Romance

me either, she'd say things
if she could 80 you know
/ really was with the ranger
a lot $50 you don't think
she'd go to see Aunt Elliei
Still Aunt Ellie has no tele-
phone, and that deaf maid
never hears the doorbell
Lou, you don't think
she wouldi"
II IN sorry, Mani WASH t
listening. What was it,"
You weren't LISTEN
ING!"
No, II was thinking
$50 Positively, Helen Hef-
finger is a pathological liar.
Mounted Policel She never
knew one by name. And
as for Mat Tully having any
thing to do with her! I
don't believe It'll"
"Who cares2" Nancy
murmurcd. She was too alb
sorbed in her own thoughts
to notice her sisters hectic
flush and dark, swapping
eyes.
Minutes passed.
Louise shook herself an
grily and began to rearrange
the living room chairs.
"Oh, May Bellies gossip re-
minds me. Jack Beamer
sent those roses that were
here when you came back. 1"
"He /" he did! sss
was there any wordf"
Mama took the card"
Mama took the card j
Mama took my Letters!
MAMA" Nancy was in the
kitchen in two leaps.
Mama, Lou says you have
the card Mr.. Beamer sent
with the roses. I'd like tn
know why you took my
letter."
Only a card" mama
said indistinctly, her mouth
full of peas she was shelling
for dinner.
But / won't have you
reading my mail, interfering
in my affairs !"
Nancy! Mama won't
have it. | meant to tell you
I didn't like Mr.. Beamer's
sending flowers! 1t doesn t
look well. Those things are
so easily misinterpreted. A
gentleman of Mr.. Beamer's
social experience should
know how easily people"
The Washington times., 1929-07-17

Up in her old room again
with the big windows open
and the scent of honeysuckle
and verbena coming up from
the garden, Nancy relaxed a
little. The wind was cool,
and the old downfilled COM
forter with the faded blue
and pink silkoline roses,
filled her with 8 pleasant
warmth. After all, this was
: home. She belonged here.
Why should she let mama s
fussing upset herf Lou was
right, it was perfectly mean
ingless. No doubt about
their being overjoyed to
have her back . (" they
had almost SmOthered her
when she got in last night
even papa who tried to
be dignified had furtively
wiped his eyes. 1t WAS
good to be home = she
sighed and snuggled deeper
into the pillows. Her eyes
closed. For the first time
in 4S hours, Nancy was
asleep.
So
'That high altitude, "
mama decided. 1T never
agreed with me either. | re-
member that summer | went
South when I was a young
girl. Crossing the mountains
I tainted dead away. Dead
away. 1t was weeks before
/ was myself again. DR.. Nc
Gillycurdy-he was THE
fashionable physician in
those days, ordered sherry
and egg +" -" or was it
sulphur and molasses'
The Washington times., 1929-07-17

Nancy, you wouldn't take
just a LITTLE"
''No THANKS! Nor any
raw eggs either. OF course
if we had some sherry"
Mama's little face puck
cred into a thousand
wrinkles. Nancy, mama
knows you're joking, but
you mustn't SAY things like
that, It sounds common. /
won't have it
Nancy grinned and Lit an.
other cigarette. She had
been home week now, and
her nerves were vanishing.
She was no longer irritable,
inclined to tears.
May Belle Craig and Helen
Heffinger, passing in Helen s
smart little coupe, saw
Nancy's head at a window
and came in for a moment s
gossip.
my God, how did you
stay so long with the terri
BILE Porters?" May Belle
shrilled, before she was COM
fortably seated. Mother
met Mrs. Porter, she says
She s a mess. And you and
the two younger females
The Washington times., 1929-07-17

"As il I'd tell" But
May Belle wriggled and
blushed.
And Helen, too," Nancy
went on graciously, admiring
her own tact. Helen loved
to be accused of misbe-
having.
"Oh, just a wee summer
Irritation with Mat Tully. He
has a crush on me, but I'm
not so thrilled. OF course
everyone is noticing him be-
cause he's supposed to be
so brilliant, but I still have
the Royal Mounted / met
the summer Dad and / went
to the Rockies"
t'Come on, Helen. You
won't have any dinner if
you don't move. Bye Nancy
bye Lou--see you soon.
Don t you dare forget the
Venetian Carnival" |"
Nancy drew a long sigh
when they were gone.
did you hear what May
Belle said about her mother,
Louf just like her to make
trouble. :" The pucker came
back between her eyebrows.
MRS. Porter doesn I like
The Washington times., 1929-07-17

stayed alone at Renof I
never heard of such a thing.
Naughty, naughty"
"With the Porter girls
nothing naughty is possible. I"
eyes, my dear - but
WHYf What was the AT
TRACTIONf Mama, poor
simple minded soul is
BURNING with curiosity to
find out what you were up
to. She almost CRIED be-
cause she didn't geta chance
to question the aged Porter.
With her pure mind she
thought Of Jack Beamer, Of
course. Nancy, dear DID
you go to his Neveda
ranch Z"
"Of course mott / never
saw him u
We'll, you know all the
old cats talked about the
way he carried on over you
at the house party, and ne
left the same day you did
. but my dear, if it
wasn't Jack who WAS iti
You cant tell me you were
on a pure sightseeing tour
with two other females"
Eyes, tell us!" Helen
The Washington times., 1929-07-17
WAR DEBTS AND LOVE

waited until 7, and then he
telephoned.
"May I speak to Miss Del
royi"he asked, when 4 voice
answered.
'This is Miss Delroy, +"
the voice replied.
Even as he spoke Kenneth
realized that it sounded asi.
nine, but it was the best
story he could think Of.
miss Delroy," he said,
this is Kenneth Harlan
speaking. You don't know
me by name, but you may
remember that l interviewed
you for Weekly Events to-
day. About the war debts.
Do you rememberf"
Yes, came the reply.
"Well, - he went on, "the
editor was very much inter.
ested in what you had to
say and he wants me to get
q longer interview. I was
thinking that maybe-that
is, if you don't mind-T
might come to your home
and talk to you. 1t would
take only a minute. May !,
pleasei"
She didn't say yes at first
but, then, she didn't say no
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from a trip i00klng IKE thaC
m Nancy put both hands be-
hind her. II thought it was
- tarantula at the very least !
You-you frightened me.
"You frightened Mel"
mama quavered. "It gave
! me a turn. Seeing one OF
my girls with hands like
that. Like a = : washer
woman. What did you do
to ruin your pretty nails"
"I went to the High Sier-
srras on what was practically
. camping trip. I rode horse
hack without gloves"
"But dear you had gloves
those nice doeskin-"
81 KNOW. Cant I have
q good time without think
ing of my finger nails for
five minutes? We made fires
outside, and broiled bacon
and " /" oh, you don t un-
derstand!"
"No. When ] was a girl
Fl didn't have to ruin my
mails and spoil all my lovely
clothes to have a good time.
) / had too much considera-
ton for the dear mother
who gave them to me"
Nancy sprang to her feet,
quivering. Mama, if you
!. start that again TIL scream.
/ can't stant it, / tell you!
I'll go away again. IN
III"
She broke down and cried
! then, and Lon put comfort
ing arms around her, coax
!. ing, "Go up stairs and lie
down. You're all tired out
still. Don't be silly! Mama
doesn't mean anything!"
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A Subway
Romance

and with this hope to spur
him Kenneth pleaded and ar.
gued until she did. Say yes,
that is.
There isn't a whole lot
more to tell. His object, as
you may remember, was
very honestly matrimony
and as the months went on
he pleaded and argued until
she did. Say yes, that is.
For after the first visit
there had been a second and
then the discovery Of mu-
tual acquaintance and then
a third and fourth, ETC., etc.
Marie never tires of telling
the story and she just loves
to be asked how she and
heuueLn met.
"He was so funny, +" she
will say. 'It was all /
could do to keep from telling
him I wouldn't bite him
when he began to blush and
stammer.
"Of all the magazines in
New York he had to select
Weekly Events where |
worked and | knew he
wasn't a reporter. !"
Well, it worked, didn't
it," Kenneth will answer.
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} and then he stepped up to
her and spoke.
His tongue was q little
thick at first, and he STAN
mered, and he knew he was
blushing.
"I'm from the Weekly
Events, . he said, "and
we re interviewing people
on whether they think the
United States should cancel
its war debts. What do you
Think"
"I'm sure I don't know, "
she answered.
Kenneth didn't hear her.
"Lord, what pretty teeth
she has," he was thinking
to himself. "I've never seen
her smile before. "
And then he recovered.
~ beg your pardon" ne
said. "I'm sorry-I didn't
hear your answer
Il said | didn't know a
thing about it." she replied.
"That's what we have Con-
gress for, isn't it, to settle
questions like thsti"
eyes, yes, to be sure" "
Kenneth answered. That's
a fine answer. I'll put it at
the head Of the-er-col-
umn. Now will you please
give me your name and ad-
dressf"
$50 that Z can put it in
the magazine, he explained.
"We couldn't just say that
a pretty girl in a blue hat
said so and so. We have to
print the name and address.
"They always do, he
added. For a moment she
looked at him and seemed
about to laugh. Then sue.
cess.
marie Delroy," (" she said,
and gave her address.
Almost feverishly Kenneth
wrote it down. "Is that
right" he asked as he re-
peated it.
THANK you very much, +"
he continued. "You DON
know how much this means
II mean it was very kind
Of YOU"
YOU'RE welcome" she
said. And this time she did
laugh.
Hardly had she gone up
the stairs when Kenneth
hastened in search of a te1e-
phone directory and quickly
began to thumb the pages.
There it was-apparently her
fathers name but the right
address. He copied down
the number.
He decided that 7 o'clock
would be the best hour. She
would certainly have to
come home then. So he
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"A Tense Story of Love and
"A Girls Ambition
CHAPTER XVII.

kkT OUISE-Nancy's hand-she-shes fall
tered, pointing
Louise jumped up from the piano at the very
moment that Nancy with little cry sat bolt upright and
stared at them in horror. What-what--" she began,
almost afraid look. She COULDNTshe couldn't have
cleft on her wedding ring she took it off long before
4 abe got home. But what else could make
At last her eyes turned downward She her hand
innocent Of rings ''We What rs the matterf she cried
z Mama sniffed but continued to point Your hands,
Nancy they terrible All chapped and your finger
nail broken declare, if you have to come home
=. : A-..- L. LII liz thnAA