davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16
652 KIN "a hodinu.
STRANA &.

Pri leteckej slt'azi v Anglick,l
o Schneiderov pohar docieli! le-
tecky d6stojnik Stainforth rtch-
losti vyse 404 MIL "a hodinu, t.
j. 652 KIN "a hodinu. Pri tom je
odovodnovana nadej, ze tento re.
kordny vykon hetadla bude CO.
skoro prekonany, lebo stavia sa
novy aeroplan, ktory bnde Wy
zbrojeny motorami Rolls Royce,
ktory je urteny k tomu, aby pre-
konal rekord Stainforthov.
Krivka letcckych rekordov ry-
chile stlpa. V roku 1913 dosia-
hol Francnz Provost u KIN "a
hodinu, r. 1914 Pixton Anglie
139 KIN. Vel mi skoro na to, M v
roku 1922 Anglican Baird dosia-
hol rychlosti 235 KIN "a hodinu,
tedy rychlosti, ktora tehdajsej
dobe bola povazovana "a ncmoz-
nu. / ii, ktori kladli do aviatiky
najskvelejsie nadeje tvrdili, re
konstrukcia lietadla a najm;i fy.
zicka konStrukcia aviatikova so
tva snesie vacsiu rychlost' ako
200 KIN "a hodinu. Dnes ovSem
-ychlost 235 KIN "a hodinu ie
celkom normalna pri vacslch a
novsich typoch dopravnych lieta-
diel, stihacich rychlych vojen-
skych lietadlach a specialnych
zavodnych strojoch ami nehovo-
riac. Ale rychlost' 652 KIN "a ho-
dinu, ktorej dosiahol Stainforth
je este i Ma dneSnn dobu ryeh-
lostnych rekordov iste vel mi INA
cna, a ukazuje, vel'mi presvedti-
We, ze aviatika vedela rychle pre-
konat' namietlzy vsetkych neve-
riacich. Tato rychlost', ktorej do
siahol Stainforth je ovsem vlni-
meGna, bola dosiahnuta ma zvlast'
sostavenom stroll vzt 'ahuje sa
len ma kratku drahu a ma kratky
cas-. Hodinova rEchlost' lietadiel
je o mnoho mensia, ale pri tom
vsetkom je 1ctyhodna. Aeroplan
dnes drzi primat rychlosti. Ler
d'aleko "a MIN nasleduje auto.
Tieto ohromne vykony aviatiky
podnecujn zeleznicu k vel'kym
vykonom. V Nemecku V posled-
nej dobe pri pokusoch Ia zelez-
nicnej trait bolo docielent rvch-
losti 23O KIN "a hodinu. Bola to
ovsem lokomotiva Specialize So
stroJena, nebola pOhanana prla-
mo kolesami, zaberajncimi do
kol 'ajnic, ale vzdusnymi srobami
Ak vsak uvazime, re zeleznice
majd "a sebou vyvoj celeho jed
noho storocia a ak 81 vzpomenie-
me, ze zeleznice uz dobe Step
hensonovej vedely vyvindt' vel'-
mi 'slusn1 rychlost', potom vidf-
me, ze bude to aviatika, ktors
vzdy bude drzat' palmu Wit az
stva v boji najvacsiu rychlost'
Costa "a takymi krajnymi W.
konmi lietadiel je vel mi obt'az
ma. Prave v nedavnych dhoch "a
platili niekol Xxi letci zivotom 20
kus o to, ably ma seba strhli re-
kord V rfchlosti ietadiel. To sa
stalo pri pokusnych letoch v "a
vode Schneiderov polar. "
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16

- Ked' mate rodinn1, spolko-
VII, klubovl alebo osadnd uda-
lost. oPiste to a zaslite uverej-
nit do tychto novfn. Zpravy a
neobchodne dopisy uverejhujeme
zdarma. >'.''
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16

Karkosak (st.), Michal Blatnica,
Jan Porubsky Michal Karlak,
druzice sle6ny Maria Simon ST.,
Margareta Ivanich, Julia Krupa
a Rozalia Muzik.
Po vel'kej svadobnej hostine
mlady park hned' po syadbe od-
cestoval ma vtchod ma svadobnl
cestu po ndvrate budn -byyat'
pod {. 1922 Scranton Rd. v Gle
velande. PriateP.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16
ZAUJfMAVE OTAZKY "A
ODPOVEDE.
Fills.
Fills.
Podavanie ziadosti ma formulari
els. A-2214.

oznamit jake dokumenty mi tire
ba prilozit' k syojej ziadosti 0 ma
tnralizaciuo- T. D.. Newtown
Mass.
Odpoved': Svojou ziadost on Z
naturalizaciu mienitc akiste for.
mular A-22l4, Gize tax Nv. "Prc.
liminary Form for Petition fol
Naturalization. X spravne vypl.
nenemu formularu els. A-2214 mu
site prilozit' nasledujiice dokla-
dy: /. Prvy papier. 2. DYE svoj2
podobizne rozmcre 2.5x2.5 co
low. podpisant na vrchnej stra-
ne. 3. Postovn poukazku ma pa,
doldrov, vystavenn ma 'Commis-
sioner of Naturalization, ak Dol
prvy papier vydany pred l. ji-
lom 1929. Vsetky tieto dokumen-
ty majd byt' poslant District
Director of Naturalization re-
gistrovanym listom.
Poplatok "a legalizaciu pobytu
v spojenych statoch.
Otayka. priSial som do New
Yorku v r.. 1903. Cd toho casu
zdrziavam sa nepretrhnute Spo-
jenych Statoch. V okrese, ktorom
zijem nateraz, bvvam uz od =.
1919. lba pred kratkou dobou
som sa rozhodol stat sa amer;
ckym obGanom, ked' som vsak
zaziadal o prvy papier, zistil som.
re naturalizacny urad nem6zc o.
VERT mole udania ohl'adom moi
no prlchodu do Spojenych Statov.
MOI vlastnt pokus dokazat' "a
konitost' m6jho prichodu nebol
dspesny, lebo lod ma spolocnost'
nem6ze najst' m6jho mena svo-
JON soznamc cestujiicich. Moje
memo bolo do spomenuteho So
znamu zapisant cajsi nespravne.
Jedon moi znamy sa mi pon1ka.
re vybavi moju zalezitost' Ii
ska pre- nina amcrickt obtianstvo,
ak mu zaplatim $l75. Ci mi od-
porncate, ably som mu tieto penia-
re zaplatil? - A. X. Phila,. Pa.
Odpoved'; Neodporiitame! Clo-
vek, ktory od Vas ziada $l75, ne
,asl1zi 81 Vasej dovery. Poplatok
"a registraciu (record of regi-
stry) nezaslnzi 81 Vasej d6very.
"a registraciu (record
Of registry je len 500, dodatocne
vldavky pri podavanl ziadosti s1
.elkom male. Az Vas prichod do
bude legalne zazname-
many, mozete 81 hned' zaraz "a.
ziadat' vydanie prveho papie-
ru. CudzojazyGna Informatna
Kancelaria Vam vd acne posle
informacie, jako podat' ziadost'
0 legalizaciu.
Predlzenie tunajsieho pobytu.
Otazka: Prisiel som dcerou do
ma navstevu a rad by
som sa tuna zdrzat' dlhsie cd
DOLBY, ktora je mi povolenaA Kde
mann podat' ziadost' o povolenie
predlzit' svoju navstevu? CT mo-
JED deere je treba podat' osobit-
nd ziadost'? - j. X, New York
City. ...
Odpoved': ziadosti o predlze-
ME navstevnej lehoty treba po-
slat' prist'ahovaleckemu dradni-
kovi v pristave, v ktorom cudzi-
nee vst1pil ia americkd podu, vo
vasom pripade musite tedy po-
slat svoju ziadost Commission
er Of immigration, Ellis Island.
New York, N. Y" Ziadost' sa
podava 80 dnl predo dnom, kedy
lehota vyprsi, najneskorsie vsak
Is dnf pred vyprsanim onej leho-
ty. Ma podanie ziadosti sa uziva
formular els. .639, ziadost' sama
musf byt' odprisahana pred We
rejnym notarom. Ak sa podava
ziadost' ma osoh viacerych clenov
jednej a tel istej rodiny, ktori
prisli vsetcia jedon a ten isty
den boil pripustenf v tom istOm
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16

YOUNGEST. SLOW. NOVINY
Mono dostat' ' drobnom odpre.
dali u p. j. Hudika, 1853 Poland
Ave-, p. jana Franko ma lansing
vile a ma stande pod mostom '
Campbell.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16

AdhlduC dcCJ IhhtuI diIAdGiG, ~
| vsak len pod tou podmicnkon, h
bude do Spojenych Statov pri
pusteny zakonitou cestou pred
dosiahnutim 81. roku svojho We.
ku. Do dosiahnutia l,lnoletosti
moze sa prist'ahovat' do tejto
krajiny mi1no kvoty a pc pricho-
de bnde hned' povazovany III a.
merickeho obcana. Ak nepride a.
lie sem do dosiahnutia plnolctosti,
utrati pr;vo jako ma pripustenic
do spoienych Statov mimo kyoty
tax al ma ziskanie amcricktho OBJ
cianstva ma zaklade Vascj natu-
ralizacie. al ked'by sa sem ne
skorsie snad' dostal.
Preml6anie v pripadoch
3 danovych.
Otazka: Ci m6ze byt zalovana
osoba, ktora nezaplatila r. 1921
dan rriimov? = A. A., New
York City.
Odpovcd /: Podl'a dahovvch "a.
konov m6ze byt' poplatnik zalo-'
vant pre- neplatenie dane len
vtedy, ak bola zaloba nahho po-
dana pocas prvfch troch rokov
po nezaplateni dane.
Analfabetizmus medzi obyvatel'
stvom v cudzine rodenym.
Otazka: Ak mate potrebni sta
tistiku, boil by som Yam povd 'ac-
ny, ked'by ste mi laskave ozna-
mill, ci negramotnost' Spoje-
nych Statoch medzi obyvateP-
stvom cudzine narodenIm po-
klesla alebo ME. - L. c., De-
troit. Mich.
Odp1ved' Analfabetizmus me-
dzi obyvatel'stvom cudzine ma
rodenym poklesol sice cd r. 1920,
ale je nicmenej este dost' znaen6-
horozsahu. Dna /. aprila 1890 bo-
10 V Spoienych Statoch vySe 3D.
366, 900 obyvatel'ov v cudzine ma
a tohoto poctu cajsi
l 1,34S,O0O nevedelo ami citat' ami
pisat' ziadnej reel. Procento a.
medzi domorodym o.
byvatel'stvom bolo l.5 proc. o.
prot 2 proc. +. 1920; medzi oby-
vatel'stvom v cudzine narodenym
9.9 proc. oproti l3.1 proc. roku
1920 medzi Gernochmi 1863 proc.
oproti 22.9 proc. +. 1920. ~
Podiel vdovy ma pozostalosti.
Otazka: V axiom pomere je po-
.ostalost' rozdelena medzi vdovu
4 deti, ak nezanechal zomrely
poslednej vole? - A. r.,
Cleveland, O.
Odpoved': Vo vacsine statov
zdedi vdova jednu tretinu vset-
keho nepohnutel 'neho majetku a
polovicu osobneho majetku tom
re jej manzel nezanechal
.vole. ,Zbytok pozosta-
losti sa potom rozdeli medzi deti
rovnakym dielom.
"Ibidem''.
Otazka: V knihach, ktore ci-
tam, casto vidim poznamku IL
bid. Ct by ste mi mohli laska-
We vysvetlit', co toto sloyo vlast-
ne znamena? Nemohol som no
najst' V slovnlku. - F. H., Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Odpoved Ibid alebo "Ib"
je skratka pre- Ibidem''. Je to
latinske slovo, ktore znamena "
tom istom mieste'. Tohoto slova
uziva autor vtedy, ak zopatuJe
;asto jedneho a toho samtho
liela, ktore predt3m uz Dol ma
znacil.
Zist 'ovanie dina prichodu.
Otazka: Podal som nedavno
ziadost' o druhy papier, kto-
rel som vsak udal datum svojho
prfchodu len priblizne. Neviem
tiez urGitost 'ou, ci memo sifi,
ktore som udal, je sprayne. Ked'-
by nemohli mole memo LODI
.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16
Roxtrhtt professor.

Pan professor prisiel domoy ce.
II mokry.
Pre- Boha, co sa ii stale?
I - Ale, predstav 81, Eulalia, Dol
som V khpeli zabudol som sa
vyzliect'!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16
svat4 pravda.

- Ktory stav je lepsi: zenaty
Ii slobodny9
Prirodzene, ze zenaty.
M A to pre6oi
Lebo zen&S must SO bat len
jednsj, ale ml&denec v5etktch!
The Washington times., 1931-09-07
Pointing From Autos Brings
Danger In Traffic Line

Hands and most important members OF the human
system and their proper to be commendedespeciay
when their riding in automobiles.
Of the average who operates motor car will
his hands and occasion requires The driver will
generally have all he do to keep his hands and in
position for proper use at the right time
It with the operator of the that this comment
has deal In almost every pleasure there several
whose sole business to enjoy the ride and the beauties Of
the through which they pass Too often these passen
gers careless about their actions long they
to keep from falling out
Traffic conditions have produced code of regulations and
signals intended to facilitate the movement of all vehicles
the public and highways and to insure far posi-
BILE the safety of both life and property Such signals require
the of the hand and and those members the human
body should be outside of the line of raf
c to necessary to the driver
behind to the pedestrian who may seek to the line of
movement.
Frequently passengers in autos will thoughtessy point to
objects they and the careful driver Just behind seeing
the hand put out will stop his machine turn sharply to
the left right the supposed signal would indicate Where
traffic heavy this often inconvenience and hang
for distance back while the offender ignorant of what
has happened goes bthey ready point
view and another oppage of the moving vehicles to
the
After being fooled several times this manner
strange that many drivers become careless Of the supposed
signals ahead and then collisions and loss inevitable
The proper of the hands and arms therefore, the
part of passengers in moving autos becomes vital thing
One may point without putting the hand of the
It is then mark of careesnes where such practice
is indulged in wrongfully
In order to insure the safety of and others the
streets and highways your hands and without
first exercising your BRAIN Both and the law
unite in demanding this.
part of drivers in using failing to sgnabu that
another story.
The Washington times., 1931-09-07
Gas ManipulatiOns and the
P. u. Commission

In its first important fight with the Central Public Service
Corporation of Illinois, which the Washington and
Georgetown gas companies the Public Utilities Commission
appears to have won victory demonstrated its purpose
to make operations of public utilities here open possible
eliminating complications and mysteries that are generally
involved in some forms ownership by holding corporations
This newspaper is quite satisfied that its fight against
secrecy and outside of the local companies has
let in some light apparently brought agreement that
the local companies seemingly to their own affairs
without having to pay service and management rakeOs
elsewhere.
Nobody disputes the right Of holding corporation to
that its properties run with the view reasonable
turns but when holding corporations only get such
down fees and unnecessary charges for supervision
engineering and other things time the Public Utilities
Commission took vigorous notice and action.
Washington people little about the kinds Of holding
corporations operating here but they do much about the
possibility of exploitation They willing to pay charges
that yield fair returns, but no more.
Our public utilities laws ought to be broad enough to
enable the Public Utilities Commission to protect the people
Of Washington against all attempts at exploitation these
laws weak and ineffective against powerful combinations
Of capital then Washington people should go Congress for
amendments that will sharp teeth in the lawseeth that
will reach beyond the borders of the District in going fully
into the operations of holding companies owning utilities
adequate staff of experts fully able to dig deep and
fully for whatever facts may be needed.
So long laws permit holding companies to operate
they do laws should be equally efficient in controlling
these corporations through fearless Public Utilities Com
mission, we'll supplied with competent workers.
The Washington times., 1931-09-07
Police Investigation Not
Yet Ended

Work of the District Grand Jury and Of the Department
Of Justice police matters here yet end and
should be until the thorough sitting in the history Of
the District has been made
The police department cannot be in satisfactory position
after the Grand Jury has found indictments against five
for brutality prisoners and than that openly
that important officials and Of the force few
years ago maiciously framed policeman they wanted to
be rid Of committing peures and causing others to commit
peruries through inducements threats.
The good welfare and efficiency Of the police depart
en indeed stake and there be housecleaning
will convince the people Of this city that members Of
the force free from wrongdongs illegal and improper
performances of duty
Arguing details will accomplish the needful
steps the department Investigations should be pursued to
limit the facts that ascened laid before the Grand
Jury and proper officials and everything done to purge the
department of who aid in bringing dscredit .
It is exceedingly serious matter to charge the framing
of policeman by fellow officers who did not like him or
his ways That charge going to hurt the department
Of the Grand Jury should continue its efforts to
find whether brutality prisoners through third degree pro-
cesses is extensively practiced in the department.
Washington people overwhelmingly opposed to this
species of awssnes by law officers that there
will be early repetition of the Ofense
The Washington times., 1931-09-07
An Appointment That
Would Win Approval

Could anything be cheaper?
- We have no idea who the
governor has in mind for the
Craftsmanship of the commits
sion, but it has been reported
that he would like Herman Leh-
man to undertake the task.
Such an appointment would
meet with the hearty approval
Of everyone except those with
a peewee partisan mind.
It is inconceivable that a sin
gle Republican paper in New
York city would fail to give it
an unqualified and enthusiastic
Endorsement.
Here is q highly successful
business man, with a lifelong
interest in philanthropic work.
with q long-acquired familiarity
with the problems both Of in
dustry and labor, with the con-
servatiSm of common sense
highminded, temperamentally
incapable Of playing politics
with human distress.
There is not a banker or bust
ness man who would not have
absolute confidence in him; and
not a working man, in or out
Of jobs.
The Washington times., 1931-09-07
What About That Back Yard
These Lovely Days?

This is good time of year for any citizen to take stock
of his back yard Often it will remind of choolboys
pocket Of pockets made to put things in
the boy will insist back yards At the
time certain fitness unfnes attaches to the congomer
ate collection of articles often found in EACH
The boy can be excused"hes only boy, you know
but the back yard the especial property of the householder
usually person of mature years.
What's in that back yard anyhow? Certainly weeds unless
there caretaker possibly few old tin cans maybe
discarded automobile tires; the boiler
which burned out in the spring and awaits the arrival of
tinerant unkman; flower potts. which, their
pants having expired set outside the back door be
which has been retained because might in handy
grandma you recall always said everything would find
once in years.
Then there may few bushes other shrubs which
sadly need trimming and resettng perenna which have
not been lifted renewed since the place bought several
years ago; back gate off its hinges, few boards
panels missing from the fence
Honestly citizens isn't it shame that old back yard is
neglected by many people? Why not make expedition
yours of these days and rid it Of the accumulated
rubbish and put it on its feet again, to speak?
The Washington times., 1931-09-07

In his summer palace near
Belgrade, last Wednesday night,
King Alexander, of Yugoslavia,
restored constitutional govern
ment to his people.
In these days of relationships
and questionings of democracy,
it is reassuring to find an en-
lightened m ona arch who. to
meet a critical situation. had
made himself absolute dictator
without a serious challenge
from his subjects, voluntarily
abandoning his autocratic pow
ers and granting a constitution
with q Soundly democratic basis
which guarantees liberty to the
nation.
The Parliament, elected by
the people, will have the same
right to pass on the policies of
ministers as in England; the
liberty OF the press is guar
anteed, along with the absolute
independence Of the courts.
Far.reaching auton omy is
given to the various provinces,
the governors being appointed
only on the recommendation of
the prime minister. Thus has
Alexander given to the world
The Washington times., 1931-09-07
Stretching the Years

Regardless of the circumstances which surround him. the
average desires long life Unless suffering constant pain
in the abjec destituon he will do anything in his
power to lengthen the life-span
Just the other day Nathan M Jacobs of Alameda Calf,
attained the age of 104 John D. Rockefeller recently cee
brated the ninety-second anniversary of his birth.
Both of these men, multi millionaire, the other not
find zest in each day it Jacobs still plays bridge
whist and pinochle Rockefeller sticks to his golf links for
recreation.
Many years ago LudovicO cOrnarO Venetian nobleman
TsstS E~ vno m Ssd rsd the % Set and ober masds
firmly in his system.
Cornaro when advised that he had not long to live re-
marked that he would see about that and began series
of experiments with his diet which enabled him to reach the
age of nneyeght and the passing of all his former ply
sicians who had despaired of his life.
Given ordinary conditions it is within the power of any
exceed the traditional threescore years and en
Mr. Jacobs gives his rules of living thus BE moderate be
contented keep clear conscience and don't worry over
trifles" Who improve that creed?
The Washington times., 1931-09-07
LISTEN, WORLD!
By Elsie Robinson

THING tiny acts of dis
honesty and cowardice, secret
surrenders to laziness, spite
and greed. You didn't want to
be bad. You didn't plan to be
bad. You just got that way
as the inevitable conse-
quence of those "unimportant"
decisions and choices. -,
Now that you've thought 1t
over, you see it all so plainly
and you feel terribly sorry for
yourself. You're a decent per-
son at heart. It hurts you as
much to have done that mean
thing as it can possibly hurt
anyone else. How you wish
you hadn't done it! You are
positive that you will never, :,
never do it again if people will
only forget and forgive and
give you another chance.
Why Can't You?
Yes-you can see all this so
plainly. when you're in bad
THEN WHY CAN'T YOU SEE
TT AS PLAINLY WHEN THE
OTHER FELLOW IS IN BAD?
You are so sure that you
didn't want to be mean-So
certain that you are a decent
person inside
Then why are you so positive
that the other fellow wanted
to be mean?
May he not also be decent
person inside?
Might he not also have been
trapped by his small. "unim-
portant" acts of Stiffness and
spitefulness as you were
trapped by yours?
Did you ever think of it that
way?
Copyright. 1881. by King Features
Syndicate. Incl
The Washington times., 1931-09-07
TIMES TEST

Fill each blank:
I. The - River flows al
most entirely across the 18TH
mus Of Panama.
2. The Bill Of Rights in the
Constitution is the -.
8. is the attempt to
live a perfect Christian life by
giving UP the pleasures Of the
world.
4. A witch, the mother of
Caliban in ShakeSpeare's Temp
est," is -.
5. A is a pendulum
like instrument for marking
time in music.
s. Uncoined gold or silver in
bar form and ready to be
coined is -.
z. A is an eruptive hot
spring which elects boiling
water and steam,
8. The people of Morocco are
known as --.
9. Northerners who sympa-
thized with the South during
the civil war we're called -.
10. A person practicing great
self-control and restraint is a
Match correctly:
II. His writings led to the
Declaration of independence.
Horace Mann.
IL. His influence led to re-
organization of educational SyS-
tem.-ThomaS Paine.
13. Foremost leader Of Abo-
litioniSts. Harriet Beecher
Stowe.
IA. Aroused people to evils
of slavery by her book.-SuSan
B. Anthony.
IS. Pioneer for greater rights
for women.-William Lloyd Gar
riSon.
tAnswers ON Magazine Page)
The Washington times., 1931-09-07
Dempsey and Willard

With Jack Dempsey arranging to try "come-back in
the roped and still interesting figure the existence
of Jess Willard of little Willard had the
fighting spirit of Dempsey but he did not squander all he
made the ring Some time ago he put of it into
large drive-in food market in Hollywood
His place is called Jess Willard's Food Department
Store and he sells little of everything to eat to film artists
and others in Hollywood It is mostly fancy stuff.
John L. Sullivan fought many fierce battles and made
little He invested that in saloon and then turned
teetotaler Jake Kirain is still alive and wachman in
Massachusetts, business establishment Jim sports
writer and actor
Thousands of dollars made by successful pum
meers of other dollar made in the days Su
and Krain Suckers pay far for sham and ckry
than they ever did for the real article In fighting.
The Washington times., 1931-09-07
Alexandria's Traffic Cops

Aexandras police force good and appreciated BY
the people Of our neighbor city.
There probably thought the part Of city officials
about negectg these worthy servants Of the public Just the
there grave neglect to those traffic officers who
stand in the of Alexandria directing traffic.
For traffic compelled remain many hours
the brong sum- fafooted hot asphalt pavements with
out covering of kind anything to stand on to protect
feet is and unnecessary punishment
The traffic officer anywhere has mighty hard job He
subjected many things that shake his pOse If to the rk
somenes of his duties added that cooks and pave
burns his feet there is little wonder that he keeps
his head.
Proper covering in hot weather bad weather is not costly
Neither are platforms that raise the feet above the bsteng
pavements or the rains seets and SHOWS of winter.