davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-19
BULLETIN
SLOW. Ligy
lZ dradoYne taiomnflka.l

laskavej pozornostl. Slovenska
Lika vysiela k yam brata M. Mif-
kovica "a ucelom nsporiadania
prednasok S pohyblivymi obraz-
kami. Sd to historicke obrazky, 5
ktorymi chceme vas oboznamit' 5
mnohymi d6lezitymi udalost'ami.
Uvidite v Mich pokorenych Ma
d'arov, ako idd po podmicnky
mieru. Uvidite boj c.-slov. vojska
mad 'arskymi bolsevikmi, ktori
vtrhli Ira Slovensko, ably ho zaja-
Ii hodili zndvu do jarma ma
d arskeho. Uvidite slovenske na-
rodne slavnosti tn i v starom kra-
il; krasy prirody, slovenske me-
sta j dediny zivot v MICH Mimo
tychto obrazkov uvidite zivot
Columbusa, ako objavil tlto nas,l
novu vlast', co vsetko pretrpel a
jaku odmenu dostal.
Prosfme vas srdecne, drahf bra
tia a mile sestry, usporiadajte VIC
vasom meste aspon jednu pred
nasku S, tymito zabavno- -poucnynli
obrazkami.. USitok bude neoceni.
tel'ny, lebo donesie krasne ovo.
Gle. Napiste nam, kedy 81 praje.
te prednasku usporiadat' a my
sa potion uz' . vsetky k tomu TO
trebne veci postarame. Prihlasy
o prednasku racte zasielat' Ma
adresu: Slovenska Liga, P. 0. 3
996, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Vrele, bratske pod 'akovanie
Menom Slovenskej Lfgy vyslovu.
jeme'i touto cestou til najvrelej.
Stu 'najsrdecnejsiu vd 'aku L. X
S. Jednote, N. S. Spolku a /. K
S. z. j. "a ich mravnd hmotnu
pomoc poskytnutu nam vo veci
hajenia prava zaujmov t'azko.
pracujdcich a -rozlicnym prena.
sledovanim vystavenych banlkov
D'akujeme i p. o. D. Koreffovi "a
sostavenie appelu na hodnostaroy
statu Pennsylvania, ably sa prici
Mill "a obmedzenie moci takzva.
nej Coal & Iron policie, ktora ma
mnohych miestach banditsko-b -bru
talnym sp0sobom tryzni "a lepsil
slyvu chlebfcka boriace sa robot
e nictvo. Vd'aka i Sborom Sloven
skej Llgy, spolkom bratskych or
ganizacii a Klubom, ktore nam
tomto podujati kooperovaly
No hoci neradi, predsa muslin,
pri tejto prilezitosti zaznacit'
jednu spatnn vec. Naslo sa toti.
niekol 'ko spolkov, ktore nam re
zolucie vratily s pripisom, ze icl
nepodpisu, lebo sa ich ona vra
netyka. Nuz ma toto odpovedame
Bratia, l'utujeme vas, ze ste tai
hlboko padli. Matte Boha pri seb
a pamatajte, ze to, co sa dnes de
je banikmi, m6ze sa dat zajtr;
vami. Nemyslfte?
Rodaci, bratia, pozor! W sm
boil Wac raz upozornili nasic.
milych bratov prechovavajlcicl
vrel1 tdzbu dostat' sa cim skor
Sic do spojenych Statov, ably ne
verili hoci komu, kto i'm povit
re "a sto alebo dvesto dolarov dc
stane pre- Mich vizo. No vysledo
nasho upozornenia ME je dpln!
lebo takmer kazdy tyzden dost;
vame st'aznosti Kanady, ze Q,
platili vysspomenute obnosy /
gentovi, ale ze vizo do dnes n,
dostali. Bratia, jestli nechcet
prist' svoj vel'mi t'azko zarob,
ny a caste vypozicany gros, chra
te sa tych zloduchov, ktorf val
vizo "a $4,000 sl'ubujd, lebo il
ide len 0 to, ably 81 vasim gr'
som svoju kapsu naplnili. Nuz ,
pozornujeme vas znovu, ably 81
sa 0 vizo hlasili II najblizsieh
VAN americkeho konzula. Jedir
on yam moze zadovazit' dat
tilaobne ocakavane povolenie
odcestovaniu do Spojenych St;
tov. Jestli potrebujete radu a p,
moe III 'tn lxl1 svpdnmifTn 1'11d'nn
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-19
OTVORENY
K PREHLIADKE

Cd l. do7. vecer, nederu, pod
&. 23S East Chalmers Ave-, pri
South Side parku, V krasnom mie-
ste, celkom novy S-izbovy dom ma
lote 5Ox15O Zlepsenia ma ulici
vsetky vyplatene. Preda sa vel
mi lacno. Malo hotovych sa vyza-
duje alebo vezmem Sedan auto
mobil alebo maly dom ma South
Side. O d 'alSie informacie h1aste
sa u agenta F. j. KUMIK, 318
Emery Ave-, nedel'u v {. 23S
East Chalmers Ave. Tel. 76098.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-19
Drobne ohIasky
MA PREDAJ DOM

5 izieb a kdpel'na, ma 1926 Cooper
ST., lot 4Ox150, dom 16x30, kuchy-
1a 7x11. Vsetko je dnu: yoda, gaz,
elektrika, fornes, povala, garadz
12x16, ovocne stromy kazdeho
druhu, vsetko zaplatene, len pa
wing sa plati pri daniach. Kto by
no chcel kupit', mech sa hlasi MI
1911 E. Indianola alebo: Peter
Stanislav, Mutual Hotel, 3212 n.
Howard ST., Akron, O. Preda sa
"a hotove alebo tretiu ciastku ho-
tove ostatok ma splatky. (17)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-19
MEXICKk VLkDA VEDIE
BOZ PRoTI ALKoHOLU

Mexicky prezident Emilio Por-
tes Gil poziadal vsetky vrchnosti
vladne, statne, mestske skolske
o pomoc v boji proti alkoholu.
Gil nejde zavadzat' ziadnu prohi-
biciu, ale chce narod oducit' opil-
stvu pomocou vychovy obme-
dzenia poctu krciem. V kazdej
mexickej skole bude venovana l
hodina v tyzdni prednaskam o
skodlivosti alkoholu ma zdravie,
tela duse eloveka. Kremy, ktore
boly zavrete mattel mi dobrovoP-
ne, nebudu Wac otvorene, ziad-
ne move nebudu povolen6. L'udu
bude odporucane pit vodu a mile
ko a poukazovane, re alkohol We.
die robotnictvo j sedliactvo do O.
troctva a poddanstva.
Zpravy o revol1cii v MeXiku te-
raz neprichodia ziadne slce pre-.
to, ze severnom ,Mexiku revo.
lucia bola uplne zlomena v juz
nom sa federalne vojska koncen
truiu ma take rozhodne zlomenie
revolucionarov, axe dosiahly ns
severe. Asi sestnast' mexickycf
revolucionarnych generalov usle
do Spoi. Statoy,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-19
OTEC SIEDMICH DIETOK
..-zABFTY v PRACI

Rocco Calangelo, 46-rocny ta-
iansky robotnik, zabity Dol v
pondelok popoludni praci u Yo
Sheet and Tube Co. Calangelo re.
paroval parny jarab (crane)
ked' sa odrazu jarab pohnul. Ca.
langelo utrpel prebitie lebky d
,vn1torne zranenie. Nest'astie nj.
kto nevidel. Zostava po nom vdo.
va a sedem sirot.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-19
LEN DO VEL'KEJ NOCI!

Gr6cko-katolicke nabozne knihy sl
II nas snizene 0 jednu tretinu prayi-
delnej ceny M6aemc YAM nabidnut' tu
zriedkavl prilezitos.' len preto, re SINE
obdrzaH vel'ku zasobu knfh kraiu. |
Avsak pamatajte, ze tento vel'ky W.
predaj ie len do ruskej Vel 'kej Noci
a hem IL mas, preto 81 objednajte hned!
Izbornik Cerkovnij, Malij, /
obyeajna tuba oprava. ..... .$1.00
V morocco kozi, vel mi fajna |
trvaca koza .$1.50
Naplnena koza .... ...... 1.75
Izbornik Dobey,
napodobena koza ...... 200
Ohebna morocco koza
Gill safian koza 4.0
Izbornik Cerkovnij Velikij,
obyc. tuba oprava. ,..... $50
Pekna silna napodobena
koza ................... 400
Vel'mi dobra koza morocco 4.5O
Chlib Dusi, Malij, pre- dit,
obyc. oprava ........ 30
Hrubsi, lat. Russ. buk-
vach, obyc. oprava ...... rs
Dobra ohybliva koza ....... 100
Ohybliva koza morocco. 49,. 1.25
Dobra makka koza ........ 1.25
Makka naplnena koza. -. 1.50
Biela celulozova oprava,
s obrazkom a sponkou. -. 1.50
Chlib Dusi, Velikij, cierna
cellulozova oprava, vel'ke
bukyy a dobry papier. 200
Anhel ChraniteI, morocco
-ohyb. koza - ...........-.. 1.25
Naplnena kozas mikka 1.50
MoHtvenik, v Tat, Russ.
| bukvach, obyc. oprava. i. 100
v morocco kozi ........ 200
V naplnenej kozi. ....... 200
Biblia, platena oprava. -. 1.50
Obnosy zasielaite objednavkou po
money orderi alebo papierove peniaze
i v rcgistr. hste. Mcnej ako "a $500 ne
| zasielame po G. @. ID. Tiez name vse-
!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-19
CEDAR ST. MOST
BUDE 4O-sToPOVY

Cedar st. most bude 40 stop ST.
roxy 755 stop dlhy. Jeho stavba
bude stat od $25O,O00 do $780,
900. Most bude rovny ME so "a
hybkou, ako doteraz, a bude oce-
iovy. Ma pondelok Cedar st. ma
byt' sudne vyhlasena "a okresnu
cestu. Pry okres nemoze mic pod
rfiknut k zapocatiu stavby.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-19
90 KONA ODBoR Gil. N. S. s.
PRE- svoJE MLADE GLEN
STVO.

lOuHbStuWl, Oulo, y. dpilld.
Odbor GIL. n. s. s. uznava, ze
svoj vzrast buddcnost' zabezpe-
ci najlepsie prilivom mladeho
clenstva preto snazi sa vyhovet
Isvojej mladezi v tom, o co ma "a
ujem co ju k Odboru prit'ahuje.
| Ma fasiangy Odbor usporiadal
syojej mladezi tanecn1 zabavu v
najpoprednejsej tanecnej sieni
Youngstown, pri hudbe najchyr-
nejsej orchestry. Ma nest 'astie v
den zabavy bola vel'ka pl'ust' a
preto zabava sa nevyplatila fl
nancne. Ale Odbor nebol znechu-
teny. Ma svojej schodzi 8. aprila
usniesol sa zalozit' baseballovn
catu, ktora bude nosit hrde> me-
no Narodneho Slovenskeho Spoil
ku. Ia spravcu caty zvolil br. ia
na Myersa (Majercaka), zname-
no mladeho Slovaka a obchodni-
ka. Br. Myers, pod ktorym me-
nom je medzi Amerikanmi zna-
my, bol "a Wac rokov spravcom
pol 'skej caty Youngstown, kto-
ri viedol cd Wit 'azstva k vit'az-
stvu al financne ju zabezpecil.
Preto Odbor 1fa, re jeho sprav-
covstvo j pri nasej cate bude zda-
rom korunovane. ia predsedu
caty zvoleny Dol br. Daniel Sra
mo; "a tajomnika-pokladnika ca
ty br. Frantisek j. Hudik, "a
obchodneho spravcu Michal Her
man. Br. Myers ma uz devat W.
bornych hracov, potrebuje este
| piatich. Preto ii mladf Slovaci z
j Youngstown, ktori vedia dobre
lobdu hrat' a neprisl1chajl este
do ziadnej caty, mech sa prihlasia
"a clenov caty i nasho Odboru. To
neobanuju nikdy, lebo nielen ze
| sa stan1 clenmi najstarsej sloven-
skej organizacie Amerike, ale
Ii Odboru, ktory rozumie ich ttz-
4 BAN. X tomu Odbor ma spolkov1
miestnost' na hlavnej ulici mesta
Youngstown, pod {. 33S1a w. Fe.
deral ST., v ktorej 81 clenstvo mo;
ze vydrziavat' "card parties
hostinky male tanecne zabavy
Pri miestnosti je kuchyIa, v hale
piano. Je to idealna miestnost
pre- spolkovy spolocensky zivot
youngstownskych Slovakov. Scho
: DE Odboru sn v kazdy druh!
pondelok mesiaca vecer.
A aby som nezabudnul, Odbol
\ stara sa i o svoje dietky Kriiz
, ku Mladeze. Ma leto i'm usporiad;
vel'ky pilznik, na ktorom bud
vsetkeho dobreho hojnosti ;
bud1 i vselijake zavody a Try
Ziadam rodicov, ably svojim de
7 tom oznamili t1to radostnn zpra
WI, zeby sa uz odteraz ma ten pix
: mix tesily.
A vas bratov i sestry Odborl
Gil. ziadam, aby ste usilovne Pra
covali "a vzrast svojho Odboru
Privadzajte novych ndov, zeb,
SINE ma kazdej schodzi primal
: ME po dvoch-troch, ale po piaticl
desiatich novych clenoch.
9 Daniel Sramo, tajomnfL
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-19
SLAVIAN ZATOPIL SA
v SHENANCO RIEKE

z New Castle oznamujd, ze sa
tam ' vsobotu zatopil Y Shenango
fieke Nike Shqrnack (alxiste Mi
chal Gornak) 22-roGny, ked' sa
vracal 4 hosting U Oakland. Shor-
mack spadnul' ) Franklin mosta
do vel 'kej hlbiny. Hasicia probo-
vali jeho mrtvolu najst', dyna-
nit vystrelili, bez vysledku. Shor-
mack zanechal mladd zenu d ne
mluvniatko, ktore nlalo byt' na
sdruhy den po jeho .s4nrti krstene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-19

Obnosy zasielaite $ objednavkou po
money orderi alebo papierove peniaze
registr. hste. Mcnej ako "a $500 ne
zasielame po c. O. d. Tiez name vse
lijake inc knihy a lieGive zeliny. Kni.
hy zasieaame hned' a "a kazdd objcd-
'navllu rucfme. Pistc zrete.llne a hned
pokial' je este cas-, posielate vsetko
len ma: "TATRA'', Box 1861 City
Hall P. O., New York, N. Y. (17
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-19
HL'ADAME

Starsiu zenu ma vedenie domac-
nosti. Musi znat mad 'arsky. Hla-
ste saw {. 13O Livingston st.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-19
JOZEF KLEIN
SLOW. stavitel' dornov

Kto chce mat dobru obsluhu,
mech zatelefonuje Kleinovi ma
1921 Ash St. Telefon 6583O alebo
42784.
The Washington times., 1929-05-31
SHIELD
GIVEN To COE

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, May 81
U.S).-In the presence of the
student body Of Coe College, and
distinguished guests yesterday, the
William Randolph Hearst Trophy.
silver shield, was presented to
the rifle squad of the college which
won the Hearst Rifle Competition
In composition with 5S Midwest
colleges.
Hearst medals also were presented
to Charles Shepard, Claude Boles,
Ais Hasek, Earl Werner and Floyd
Trimdle.
Peter Hamilton. of the Omaha
News-Bee. presented the trophy to
the rifle squad, and also the medals.
He and Col. G. b. Robbins, former
Assistant Secretary Of War Col.
A. A. Bonway, OF Marshalltown,
and Col. Bowers Davis, comman-
dant of the local unit, reviewed. the
r. o. T. c. parade following the
presentation of the trophy and
medals.
Four Linn county boys have been
chosen to take preliminary exauai.
nations as contestants in national
elimination contest to determine the
winner OF four-year technical
school scholarship which will be
awarded by Thomas A. Edison. /
The Washington times., 1929-05-31
Births, Deaths, Marriages
sPENCER y. DAVIDSON

Funeral services for Spencer L.
Davidson, assistant managing editor
of the Baltimore Sun, win be con-
Quoted tomorrow morning at 3
o'clock in the Catholic Cathedral
at Baltimore. Interment viii be
in the Cathedral Cemetery.
Davidson, who was So, died
yesterday at his home, IL West
Chase ST., Baltimore, following an
illness Of several months. A native
Washingtonian, he was the son of
Spencer l.. Davidson and Mrs.
Laura Lee Davidson.
Mr.. Davidson was graduated
from Baltimore City College, and
worked successfully with the old
Baltimore World, the Baltimore
American and the Sun. He held
the positions of reporter, assistant
city editor, city editor, Sunday
editor, night editor and news editor,
gaining his last position several
years ago.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Mary Thelan Davidson; three daugh-
ters, Virginia, Mary and Laura
Lee; son, Spencer L. Davidson,
jr.; his aunt. Miss Virginia David
son, and a sister, Miss Laura Lee
Davidson
The Washington times., 1929-05-31
WOMAN EXI[ED
FROM GEORGIA

ATLANTA, Ca, May 81 d.N.sa
Tried and found guilty in the City
Criminal Court, by, Judge Jesse nj.
Wood on a charge Of possessing
liquor and sentenced to serve 1a
months on the State prison farm,
Mrs. c. M. Jackson, 80, last night
was on train bound for her mothers
home in Virginia.
She is an exile from Georgia ana
may never enter the State. again
under penalty of serving the
sentence imposed on her for her
alleged violation of the law.
When she was sentenced, Mrs.
Jackson appealed to Judge Wood
to suspend her sentence. promising
that she would go back. to. her
mother in Virginia and lead a life
free from any dealings with con.
traband.
Judge Wood agreed to the bargafn
provided that she would never
enter Georgia again,
The Washington times., 1929-05-31
DEATHS

Henrietta L. wyvflle. 81 years. the
Julia A. Edeien, 7s years, ss1s o
st. N. W.
Llnhetts Pennypacker. - years. Home
Annie n Prentice. "a years. see Q
y Amelia B. Carroll ~ years. the
Montgomery Apartments,
Stirling Kerr, u yearA George wash
ington Hospital.
Mary G. caspars. 10 years. els
Seventh st. n. y.
James Mcpherson. IS years. Elmer
gency Hospital
Anna r. Hornbrook. 54 years. Emer-
gency Hospital.
William P. Mccormick. 4s years. st.
Elizabeths Hospital.
Edward c. Taylor. As years. st.
Ethel Walker. IS years. Georgetown
-.i Emma L. Peak. 40 years. sfslsy
Joshua s. Harrinton. - years. 11OO
Eighth st. N. K.
Jennie Kent. 81 years AL p st.
N. w.
James winzie. 81 years 5os N st.
n. w.
Frances E. Clark. 40 years. Home for
Aged and Infirm.
Florence Peters. 10 months. 500 g
st. S. w.
The Washington times., 1929-05-31
HagerstoWn Lions to
Elect Officers June ]

HAGERsToWN. Nd, May S1.-
The HagerstoWn, Lions Club NOM
mated the following officers for
the next six months: For president,
Thomas H. Harding; first vice presi-
dent, Walter Westphal; second vice
president. John NJ. Miller; third vics
president, Charles Hoffman, and the
Rev. w. NJ. Norment; secretary
treasurer, Joseph Foltz; lion tamer,
Clarence Eldrfdge; tail twister, w.
L. Hyde. Robert Knoble and H. L.
Sampson; directors, two to be elected
for two years, w. A. Rosenberg, S.
D. Zurich, Robert B. Boyle, E. a.
Purdy, r. NJ. Raft and Maxwell
Yingling. The election viii be heta
on June 1.
The Washington times., 1929-05-31
MRS. MARY z. CAsPARE

Funeal services for Mrs. Mary z.
Caspare, who died Wednesday at
her home, 615 Seventh st. N. E.,
after a brief illness, will be con-
Quoted at her home tomorrow at IL
o'clock. Interment win be at Cedar
Hill Cemetery Baltimore Md.
Mrs. Caspare had lived in the
District for 10 years. She was q
native of Baltimore and was the
widow of Adam Caspare. She il
survived by her daughters, Mrs,
Richard A. Sauer, and Mrs. Arthur
H. Feelemyer; brother, George w,
Bradley. and a sister, Mrs. Annie
G. Officer. Of Buffalo, N. z.
The Washington times., 1929-05-31
Tea Room Sold Rum
To Children. Charge

NEW ORLEANS, May 81 Q.N.S.l,
Dry agents yesterday raided a home
in a fashionable residential section
here, which they described as a
luxuriously appointed kindergarten"
speakeasy catering to high school
boys and girls.
The raid was made on information
furnished by woman dry agent.
Gaudily striped umbrellas and
brightly painted tea tables on the
lawn gave the home the appearance
of tea room.
The woman dry agent declared
liquor was sold to boys and girls and
even children when she visited the
place three consecutive nights with
her escort.
Harry Mills, alleged proprietor,
and a negro porter were arrested.
The Washington times., 1929-05-31
DIES OF HURT IN SHOP

CUMBERLAND, Nd, May 81
John Albert Albright. 1S, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Albright, died at
Allengany Hospital of an injury re-
ceived week ago in the Baltimore
and Ohio shpos where he was a ma
chinist apprentice. A bolt flew from
drill press and struck him in the
side. Besides his parents. he is sur
vived by one sister. Miss Nedra
Albright.
The Washington times., 1929-05-31
Boy Scouts March in Z
Memorial Day Paradi

BLADENSBURG, May S1.-Meni.
bers of the Boy Scout troop here
who represented the unit in the
Memorial Day parade held yester-
day under the auspices of the
yder-Farmer Legion Post OF
Hyattsvilla were: @
Warren ahd Kenneth GiIbertson,
Francis Brigham. Norman Jarvis,
Paul Simpson, Aneth Bright, John
Darling and George Wiseman.
The Washington times., 1929-05-31
BIRTHS

vern r. ana Pearl A. Moore, girl.
Michael and Mary ApoStolos, boy.
Lacey r. ana Lena NJ. Austin, girl
Dominick and Rose PonzOne, boy.
Harold and Mary II. DeCourey, boy,
: John D. and Helen, Wilkirs, girl.
4 John J. and Irene Keanest girl.
Louis X, and Jean L. Rice, boy.
William e. and Susan q. Sonders,
boy.
GarneII ana ConsueIa wIIAon, girl
John and Mary Thompson, boy.
HarIand and Mae Guthrie, girl
Andrew and Edith Lowe, girl,
ClareRee and COrnelia Wilson, girl.
The Washington times., 1929-05-31
Albert Heagy Heads
MARYLAND u, Seniors

COLLEGE PARK, May al
Albert Heagy, Of Washington, has
been named to head the senior class
at the University of Maryland next
year. Heagy has served also as
president of the sophomore and
junior classes.
Harry Jarvis was chosen as
vice president and Roy Tansil as
treasurer,
The Washington times., 1929-05-31
RITES All ANTIETAM

HAGERSTOWN, Nd, MAY 81
Memorial Day was generally ob.
served in this section today with
Antietam Battlefield the center es
interest for several thousand per.
sons. The exercises were held az
the rostrum in the national cene.
terry, following q parade from
Sharpsburg, and were in charge o.
members Of Antietam Post, q. A, r.
of Sharpsburp =
The Washington times., 1929-05-31
Firemen's Carnival. Will
Feature Baby Show

BALLSTON, Va, May 31.-J. r.
Malloch, chairman of the fifteenth
annual carnival of the Ballston fire
department, which IL being held in
the field at Wilson Boulevard and
Boliver Street, announces that the
feature tomorrow night will be the
baby show. The show viii begin at
Z o'clock.
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Saunders Motor Co.
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CLEARANCE SALE

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100 Fla. Ave. N North 1O40s
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-15
Loves Awakening "a: s.. s:s,: ; @ss.. :, .
Handsome Ronald Creates Quite a Sir 4nong The Girl
MGrion's NeIC School.
BY Adele Garrison

Marion" her mother said, smiling at
her enthusiasm. And well 60 over
right away
she turned 70 the ether car with
a word az explanation for Helena
Bri1ton. and then We were on our
way 10 the front az the building.
leaving Ronald and Carolyn standing
by their mothers car. ] shot a sly
glance az the upper windows and
saw that the two girls who had
talked 70 Marion. together with three
others, We're Cnnnistakably watching
Ronald. lie was well worth any
girls looking a.. / thought. as l gave
a backward glance at his 1.-THE. slen-
der young figure. with his really
handsome face and his fair hair. un-
ruly IN The breeze.
We were several minutes reaching
the main entrance. for Marion not
only wished 10 point out TO ms every
detail Of the biz uncovered build.
ings- but ale was In turn interrupt.
ed BY slrls who we're arriving sinrly
and IN groups. and were apparently
filled 10 bursting with greetings and
questions. We were Just at the steps
when one OF the girls we had seen at
the window and who had evidently
made whlrlv1nd progress downstairs,
caught Marion by the arm.
The girls sent me down 70 flrd
out who the sheik is" she said In
what was meant TO be a whisper. but
which was clearly audible to Lillian
and me.
CONTINUED Tomorrow.l
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