davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-12
Juraj Puhalla, act.
ROCNA SCH0DZA 6. 373. Z. J.
MA LANSINGVILLE.

Spolok Fanny Marie Levocskej
{. 373. X. Z. j. bude odbyvat'
svoju rocnal sch6dzu V nedel'u, IA
decembra po obede pol 2. hodi,
ne pod kostolom osady Sv. Ma.
teja. Ziadam vas ct. sestry, ably
ste sd zucastnily V tom najvaG.
som poGte, lebo pridu vaznc wee
ma pretras. Tiez prevedie sa vol,
ba lradniciek ma rok 1881. Dlhu
jlice sestry majn svoj dlh vyrov.
nat, lebo mile sestry, ako vam je
znamo 10 stanov, re ked' dlhuje
te diva mesiace, ME ste Opravne
ne ma podporu V chorobe. TaE
mech sd ziadna ndkyna nest 'azu
je ia nradnlcky, ked' jej nevy
plata podporu, ked' ochorie. L
radnlGky mlsia tax robit', ako in
&tanovy kazu. Tedy prld'te sestry
na tilto sch0dzu. ZoStavam Il
ctou
Justina Palguta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-12
RocNA sCH0DZA sPoLKu sv
MIcHALA, 6. s15. MA
STEELTON.

Ctenf mill bratia oznamujem
vam, ze budnca sch6dza, ktora
bude ma 21. tohoto mesiaca, je
roena sch6dza, preto vas dctive
ziadam, aby ste sa jej jeden kaz.
dy zdcastnili. Rocna sch6dza ie
vel 'avyznamna, ponevae je Wac
zalezitosti, Wac debaty, ako ma
inych schodzach. Jako je vam
znamo, al novy trad sa bude vo-
lit, TAX sa nebojte, ze vas zvolia.
A ked vas zvolia, bud'te ma to
hrdf. Len prid'te vsetci, ponevae
ked' vas malo pride, tax MET z
coho vybrat' dobrych, svedomi-
tych, pracovityych,. "a spolok od-
danych ddov ma tirad. Lebo take
no ida nemozno zvolit' ma trad,
ktory je nepritomny. Preto prfd'-
te vsetci. Dlhujdcich ddov pro-
sim, aby vyrovnali svoj dlh. Mill
bratkovia, hoe sd jake plane dne-
sne easy robotne, ale vzdy had
me najprv spolku zaplatit', pone.
vac ked' nezaplatime ' prv6, dru-
hh, tretiu, stvrtu schodzu, potom
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-12
ROCNA SCHODZA SPOLKU SV.
L'UDMILY.

Spolok Sv. l. 'udmily, Cislo 1926.
I. X. S: Z. j. vyzlva svoje ldky-
ne, ably sa dostavily na rocnu
sch6dzu, ktora bude odbyvana IA.
decembra 2. hodine popoludni.
Kazda sestra je ziadana, ably sa
schodze z1castnila. Toto je rocna
schodza a name mnohe veci ma
pretras. Prevedie sa vol Il.
radnfciek.
Dlhujdce ddkyne mech 81 hra.
dia svoj dlh vyrovnat' ma tejto
schodzi. Neprftomne ndkyne bu
du pokutovant dl'a stanov.
Znacim sa nctou ma ysetky
spolusestry
Maria Mandula, preds
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-12
Julia Vankulic,
ROCNA SCH0DZA HASELTON.
SKEHO SPOLKU "TATRA".

Haseltonsky Spolok Tatra W.
zyva svojich clenov, aby sa kaz-
dy usiloval dostavit' Ia rocnu
sch6dzu, ktora sa bude vydrzia-
vat dina %. decembra, nedel'u
po obede presne l. hodine. Ma
tel schodzi sa bude 1rad VOLT ma
rok 1881 taksamo sa budu ro-
bit move pravidla pre- spolok. Te-
da prid tie, ably ste boil ma pomo-
ci, aby sa to jak najlepsie usku-
toenit' mohlo pre-, dobro spolku
clenstva.
Pritom sa vyzyvajd clenovia,
ktori dlhujd vyse 3 mesiace, aby
prisli ma t1to schodzu a svoj dlh
vyrovnali. Jestli tax neucinia, bu-
d1 20 spolku vyluceni novinky
sa i'm zastavia. Jestli ma niektore-
no padne robit ma ten den, teda
mech sa hlasi II nctovnika alebo
niektoreho dradnika a svoj dlh
vyrovna. To sa tiez tyka vsetkych
ktori dlhuj1, ably taksamo svoj
dlh vyrovnali, aby starry trad mo-
hol novemu oddat' knihy bez
dlhov, aby nebolo nedorozumenie.
Znacime sa S bratskou 1ctou
Martin Zentko, Iet.
M. ]. Bartos, pokladnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-12
ROCNA sCH0DZA 1O7. VENCA
KAT. sOKOLIEK v HASELTON

Venice 1O7. Kat. Sokoliek v
Haselton bude vydrziavat' svoju
rocnii schodzu II. decembra po o.
bede /. hodine. Prosi svoje i'd
kyne, ably sa kazda jedna dosta-
villa ma tnto sch0dzu, lebo sa bu-
de VOLT nrad na buduci rok, al
inc vazne veci, tykaj1ce sa Venca
pridu ma pretras. Neprltomne bu-
du pokutovane na jedon dollar a
dlhujice mech sa snazia svoj dli
vyrovnat'. Zdar Bob!
Maria Hatagan, net.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-12

podp1sane a musia byt', mae bu-
dil taxi ndovia vytvorcni. Name
zapIatit' po 55 dolarov hoe al po
smrti, ale zaplatit' sa musia. TAX
bratia a sestry Narodneho Spoil
ku, nezabudnite prlst' ma til sch6-
dzu ma 81. decembra, ably ste INA
Ii, com sa bude rokovat'.
A tax vinsujcm st 'astlive svia-
tky kazdtmu, ably Pan Boh po-
zehnal cely svet. S 1ctou
Jan Sima, zap. 722. Odb.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-12
UDOM A UDKYNAM 8. ODB
N. S. S. DO POZORNOSTI.

Dna IA. ace. mas Oooor ouoe
mat svoJu rladnu rocnu schodzu'
ma ktoreJ ako TO- ooycaJhe oy'a'
prldu tie naJvazneJsle Vecl ma
prctraS, lcho to Je taxa mala W.
rocna konVencla naseho Odporu,
ma ktoreJ sa Dude VOLT urad'
NypocuJeme ZpraVy Stafych urad-
nlKOF, pOJeu1laNdI Sd Duut y H.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-12
ROCNA SCH0DZA SPOLKU SV.
MARIE MAGDALENY v CAMP
BELL, o.

Spolok Sv. Marie Magdaleny,
CisIo 1872. Penn. S. Z. j. Camp
bell oznamuje svojim udkynam,
re rocna sch0dza bude sa odby-
vat v nedel'u. ii. decembra po-
poludni O 2. hodine po obede. Ma
til sch6dzu sa ma kazda udkyna
dostavit' a udkyne, ktorr dlhuju,
mech 81 svoj dlh vyrovnajn, lebo
ktora dlhuje Cislu viacej ako diva
mesiace, ME je opravnena na pod
poru chorobe. Udkyne, ktore
nepridu ma rocnn sch6dzu, budu
pokutovane dl'a stanov.
Som uctou vasa spolusestra,
Julia Vankulic,
uctovnicka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-12
UDOM SPOLKU SV. MATEJA A
v HASELTON.

Udovia Spolku Sv. Mateja. c.
26O. l. X. S. J. pristupia ku via
nocnej sv. spovcdi v sobotu, 13.
decembra po obede a vecer a V
nedel'u potom pri druhej sv. O.
msi ku sv. prijlmaniu in corpore
S Odznakmi. Teda mech sa kaZdy
I'D dostavi svoju povinnost' wy
kona. Som bratskou uctOu
M. Kozak, uct
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-12
ROCNA SCH0DZA ODBoRU
722. N. s. s. v CAMPBELL.

Odbor 722. MSS. bude mat roe
MI schodzu ma 21. decembra, ma
ktor1 povolava vsetkych 1dov a
ndkyne, bo sa bude pojednavat'
o vaznych veciach, ktore sa ty.
kaj1 spolku. lAko to uz byva, ma
roenej sch6dzi bud1 sa VOLT no.
vi 1radnfci q budd vselijake de.
baty. Bud1 sa podpisovat' al "a.
vazkove listing, ktore este ME ST
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-12
OSLAVA 15-ROCNEHO TRVA
MA SLOW. ROB. SPOLKU.

Odbor rs. S. R. S. usporiada
dna IA. decembra oslavu l5-roc-
nehO trvania SlOvenskeho Robot
nickeho Spolku pod cislom 334 E.
Federal st. Slavnostnym recnl-
kom bude S. j. j. Pikula Z Cleve-
landu. Vstup vol'nyy. Zaciatok 0
2. hodinc po obede. Slovenske ro-
botnictvo povolava usporiadajilci
vybor
Jan Turek, Frank Dusprung,
Jozef Matusica, Pavel Salata,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-12
Spolkove zpravy
UPOZORNENIE-Dalsie spolko-
We zpravy ST al ma inych stra-
mach tohto casopisu.
sCH0DZA SBORU 1O8. S. K. s
MA LANsINGVILLE.

CT. bratom Sokolom Sboru 1O9.
S. X. Sokolov oznamujem, ze ma
tnto nedel'u popoludni O 2. hodi-
ne bude sch6dza V Sokolovni, ma
ktorej porobia sa predprace k1l
rocnej sch6dzi. prcto prltomnost
kazdGho llda Je potrcbna.
Idar Bob!
J. L. Maruskin, spravca
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-12
ROCNA sCH0DZA POLITICKE
HO KLUBU v HASELTON.

Slovensk[ Politicky Klub Ha-
selton bude odbyvat' svoju roGml
schodzu v tito nedel u. IA. decem-
bra vecer s. hodine V Skole O.
sadly Sv. Alzbety, ma ktoru povo-
lavam vsctkIch clenov Klubu.
S nctou
M. j. Lesnak, prcds
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-12

ie toho vel a, zas nemOzno zapIa-
tit vSetko a tax mozete sebc sko-
dy narobit' OIL 'adom spolku. TAX
vsimnite 81 tieto mole slova, mill
bratia prid'te vsetci ma tito
schodzu. S pozdravom,
Juraj Bernath, pokladnlk
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07

Longview, Washington, is becom.
ing known nationally as center for
growing gladiolus bulbs.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07
Damages Asked
For Auto Crash

An echo of the T. A. Coleman trial
which was concluded in superior
court Monday afternoon when the
defendant was found guilty by a
jury Of driving an automobile on the
public highway while under the in.
fluence of Intoxicating liquor, was
heard this morning when Richard
Darling filed suit against Cole.
man for $4,000 for alleged injuries
sustained due to the latter's negli.
Gence.
The complaint states that on Jan.
Lary 4, at about $3.50 P. m. Darling
vas working on the motor of his car
which had pulled off the highway
Mt a point about SA miles west of
the Colorado river bridge. near Win
:crhaven. It further charges that
Coleman drove into the ear of this
parked car and knocked the plaintiff
down, crushing and bruising his
chest, back and other parts Of his
body, causing permanent disability.
Beside the amount stated above,
plaintiff sues for costs of the ae-
tion.
The judgement of the court at the
conclusion. of Coleman's criminal
trial was that he should pay fine
cf $500.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07
WarehOuSemen to
Banquet Tonight

Plans are completed for the din
ner of the Imperial Valley Mer-
chants Warehouse association TO be
held this evening in the Barbara
Worth hotel at o'clock, according
to C. H. Colman, president of the
association, and it is hoped that
a full attendance of the members
will be present.
Vernon Day, of the Los Angeles
bar, who represented the association
in a battle waged recently in the
Los Angeles courts to establish the
tights of the organization to operate
their own freight trucks into the val
ley, arrived in Ell Centre this after
noon and will be the guest of honor
for the evening. Day will address
the meeting to give an explanation
of the associations rights and also
to tell them how their business might
be conducted without fear Of future
interrnptiOns
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07

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Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07

, judgeship by President Mckinley
and Secretary of War Elihu Root.
The Job was to establish civil gov
ernment in the turbulent Philip
pines, where Aguinaldo and his fol-
lowers had been stirring up rebel.
lion since American military rule
supplanted Spanish military rule.
Root outlined the task in sharp col.
urs.
You'll have to resign your com.
Portable judgeship, and you m a y
never have another chance to 90
on the supreme bench" Root said.
But we need you in the Philip
pines" Taft took the job. On his
arrival, he flatly announced the
United States would maintain its
sovereignty over the islands. Hopes
eft the islanders for independence
were crushed. Then he announced a
policy of "the Philippines for the
t'ilipinos," and American tradesmen
were hurt.
Taft held meetings in each prov.
ince to discuss plans for government
with the native leaders. His gen
ial and hearty good nature and his
honesty made him popular. He
learned to dance at the native
"bailes." He helped set up prov
ineial governments, courts and most
of all, schools. School teachers were
brought from the United States.
| Brigands were put down with the
iron hand of the military.
Roosevelt, made president by an
assassin's bullet, offered Taft the
supreme court job. He declined.
situation here critical from econo-
ME viewpoint" he cabled. "Change
proposed would create much disap-
pointment and lack of confidence
among people," Roosevelt insisted.
aft cabled "recognize soldiers duty
to obey orders," still insisting his
work might be undone by change
of administrations. "All right old
fellow you can stay" was Roose.
velt's reply. He appointed Oliver
Wendell Holmes to the job.
Enters Cabinet
! In 1904 Roosevelt brought Taft
home to be secretary of war. He
| assumed the job OF administering
the construction, just then starting,
Of the Panama canal, in addition
to overseeing the war department.
and the Philippines. He went to the
philippines to open the legislature
when partial self government was
| instituted.
! He stopped in Tokyo and made a
famous speech against the folly OF
war, then much discussed, between
the United States and Japan. He
extended the trip to a triumphal
world tour.
Cuba, freed from Spain, rebelled
Upon native self rule, and President
Palma called on Roosevelt for help.
Taft surveyed the situation and
visited Havana, along with warships
and soldiers. He drew up Il com
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07
Colman Opens
Local Branch

Finding an expansion of his bus
mess in Imperial Valley to be such
that a new location is necessary to
keep abreast of the volume of trade,
c. n. Colman, well known furni-
ture dealer of Brawley, has opened
q branch of his store in Ell Centro
at $40 Main street, the premises for
merly occupied by the Clayton furn-
iture company.
This expansion has been built up
on the goodwill shown by the com
pany 1t all times and in all its deal
ings with the public and Colman
feels that by establishing quarters
in Ell Centre he can better serve his
many patrons in this section Of the
county. He will now be able TO ex-
tend his delivery facilities to Holt
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07

promise, but Palma resigned. SO he
took over the island temporarily to
establish order. In the following
year, 1907, Roosevelt sent Taft to
Panama and Porto Rico to quiet
disturbances. He did it, and also
made report on Cuba which led to
withdrawal of American troops.
Roosevelt at home was busy with
politics. When Taft found breath
ing spell in 1907, Roosevelt told
him he was to be president. Roose-
velt's great organization under his
orders, put Taft across in the 1908
Republican convention and election,
and Roosevelt sailed triumphantly
away to hunt lions in Africa.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07
THE IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS

VILE. Calexieo and other towns which
was found rather inconvenient while
located solely in Brawley.
Colman has been resident Of the
valley for % years and in the furn-
iture business almost % years. He
is at present engaged in putting in
his stock as fast as possible and
will at the same time take care of
the wants of patrons as they come to
his store. He will continue to take
trades in on new furniture as has
been his policy for some time past.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07
By HERBERT LITTLE
Unfted Press Staff CorTemondent

=
WASHINGTON, Feb. 7. W.p, -
William Howard Taft, whose am.
hition from boyhood on was the su.
preme court, refused an appointment
to the court proffered by his closest
friend, Theodore Roosevelt, in 1902.
Taft disregarded the knock of for.
tune on his door, for he found great
or opportunity where he was then,
acting as godfather to the Philip.
pine Islands.
When Taft, solicitor general, and
Roosevelt, civil service commits
sioner, met in 1890, they became fast
friends in bond which profoundly
affected American political history.
The breaking Of the bond was des,
tined to affect the nation even
more.
A short time after "Will" and
Theodore" met, they went their
ways, Roosevelt to become governor
of New York and then vice. presi-
dent and president, and Taft to "set-
tie down for life" in lifetime fed
eral judgeship. President Harrson
appointed him in 1892 to a Judge
slip in the sixth circuit, embracing
Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky and Ten
nessee. His associates were Judge
William r. Day, later n supreme
court justice, and Judge Fl. H. Lur-
ton.
The young judge-hc was only 35
made history during his eight
years on this bench. In the Addy-
son pipe case he dissolved a com.
bination of manufacturers under the
new Sherman antitrust act. This de-
eision was credited by many with
vitalizing the antitrust law and
marking a great step in federal con-
stitutional control over giant in
dustry. Taft's decision was sustained
by the supreme court. Some of the
principles enunciated here were those
which Roosevelt used in his famous
fight against monopolies.
In two other notable decisions,
Taft squelehed labor union methods
of fighting their employers. The de-
cisions were used against him by
labor in his political career later.
I'm the Phelan case, growing out
Of the Debs-American railway union
strike of 1894, Taft interdicted a
boycott. An organizer ordered Gin
cinnati Southern workers on a SYM
pathetic strike, as a protest against
Pullman company ears. Taft sent
Phelan to Jail for contempt, and
Governor Altgeld of Illinois coined
the phrase government by injune-
ton"
Told To Resign
Taft was pitehforked out of his
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07

Ever since I was comparative
~ young woman suffered from
stomach trouble and nervousness. !
was terribly constipated, bilious,
rundown and miserable. The way
SArgon ended my troubles seems
httte less than a miracle.
"The first normal bowel move
ment have had in years I owe to
Sargon Soft Mass Pills. Ny graft
tude te the Sargon treatmen, is be-
yoAd words,"-Mrs. VIM. n. Coeh-
ran, ll47 Harrison ST., Portland,
Oregon.
Eargon's fame is based on actual
results-not empty promises. Mil
lions use it-millions praise it!
shirer Drug Co., sneider's Drug
Co. Of Holtville.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07
Valley Shipments

The present high mark in lettuce
shipments was continued yesterday
when 233 carloads were shipped
from the valley, making total of
1869 ears of lettuce shipped to diff
ferent eastern and western markets
since January l.
For yesterday, Brawley shipped
S. cars; FL Centre, 60; Holtville,
40; Heber, %; Calexico, ls; Imper-
ial, 3; Calipatria, 3; and Sandia, ?.
Other vegetable shipments for the
day were: Brawley, 3 cars Of car
rots and l of peas; Holtville, of
carrots, of cabbage and mixed
vegetables, and FL Centro, of
mixed vegetables.
Cars ordered for today are divid-
ed: Brawley, 95; Ell Centre, 65;
Holtville, so; Heber, 20; Calexico,
10; Calipatria, s and Imperial, l, q
total of 246.
Yesterdays 2l8 carloads of let.
tuce brought the total for the sea.
son to 1895, since the frs. car
rolled out of the valley on Decem-
ber 4, of last year. OF this grand
total. l117 ears are credited to FL
Centro.
The shipments yesterday were di-
,ided as follows: Brawley, 81; FL
Centre, SO; Hoitville, 80; Calcxico,
%; Heber, Il; Sandia, 3; Calipatria,
l. Imperial, and Estelle, l. Other
vegetable shipments ineluded: 3
ears Of carrots from Holtville, .
from Brawley, ! from FL Centre;
2 ears of grapefruit from FL Cen
tro; 9 of cabbage from Holtville,
and Of mixed vegetables, l from
El Centre, the other from Calipatria.
Two hundred and twenty nine ears
ire ordered for today apportioned
to the following shipping points:
Brawley, 90; Ell Centre, SO; Holt
vile, A; Heber, 20; Calexino, 9;
Ca!ipatria, 6; and Imperial, !.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07
TAFTS NOTABLE CAREER FILL
OF INTERESTING HAPPENINGS

Editors Note: Here is the sec.
ond Of a series Of articles on the
career Of William Howard Taft,
former president a n d retired
chief justice Of the United
States.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07
DAILY ROUGhAGE IS AN
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Kelloges A-BRAN Is Effective Relief for Constipation.
- - Also Adds Iron to the Blood

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Be sure to include it in reducing
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There are so many ways you can
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Many people soak it in fruit juices.
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served in hotels, restaurants and
dining-cars. Ask for it! Made by
Kellogg in Battle Creek.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07
ACTOR ESCAPES INJURY

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 7.-U.H-
Although his automobile was al
most demolished, Carter De Haven,
screen actor, escaped uninjurcd
when his car collidcd today with
one driven by II. NJ. Brynart 43.
Reseda raneher. Brynart suffered
cuts about the hands.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07

Margaret Trader, Ell Cajon, San
lsiego County, writes: "Last year
we moved fro mthe San Fernando
Valley, Los Angeles County, bring
ipx several eats. Three disappeared
Ana in 10 days appeared at the old
home in the San Fernando"
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-07

Dried Gull apples are being shipped
direct from Omak, Washington, to
Europe.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-18

makes it particularly effective with tweed costumes.
 Bright green and cardinal red are the chic colors for sport scarves thls season. Small scarves, double thickness of crepe dc chine or maro- cain are smarter than big ones.
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drunkenness recently, and when he again sighted the false optic, it was target in a game of marble.
 The youngster was found the glass eye had won 500 marbles with it. Nelson redeemed it with a piece of silver.
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RED CROSS GUARDS ROAD

Ostia, Italy, April IS LP - The famous speedway between this city and Rome, constructed by order of Mussolini who is daringly fast driver. is now lined with first aid stations manned by tho Italian Red
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Even wool scarves arc small, eight inches wide and long enough to twist once around the throat with F to eighteen inches left over at the ends.
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Stylish New Scarf Has
 SIaShed NOtched Edges

Paris, April IS. Pl-Among new scarves is one with irreguar.y slashed and notched edges. They give it roughneck air which
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Boys Use Lost Glass Eye
 As Tarket.fOr Marbles

Brockton, Mass, April IS (UP)- William T. P. Nelson, we'll known local character, lost his glass eye while being forcibly arrested for
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Cross. The service Is doubled e Sundays and holidays.

Theodore Roosevelt WAS blind II. one eye during the last few years os his life, but he did not wear a glass eye
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-13
SPEAKER PLEADS
FOR VOTE IN D. c.
Paul LeSh Says Citizens Here
Should Have Representation
Forced Upon Them.

A plea for national representation for
the District, whether the citizees Of
Washington want it or not, was made
at a luncheon meeting yesterday OF the
Exchange Club by Paul Lesh, former
president of the washington Bar Asso-
citation.
IF Washingtonians are so Indifferent
to those fundamental principles on
which this Government was founded as
not to care whether they vote, then
national representation should be
crammed down their Threats by the
rest of the country" the speaker de-
clared.
Explains Representation.
Mr.. Lesh first told Of what the term
national representation" means. He
said:
I'VE don't want to take Ia g7vern-
ment CT the Capital away from the
Nation, but to make the Capital part
of the Nation.
"Ar other capitals of the world are
in all respects sovereign portions Of
their respective countries. so we see