davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-07-24
DOZVUKY o SLAVNOsTI els
519. IKSJ. v CAMPBELL.

PRIV nezli by SINE zabudli ma
nasu slavnost' 25-rocneho jubilea
Cisla SO. K. j. V Campbell, ctp
redaktor svedcf sa nam, ably sme
my, co vybor "Pamatnice" L.
primne pod 'akovali sa yam "a DO
moe, ktor1 ste nam poskytli pri
nasej praci. Preto v meme Cisla
519.. K. J. mech yam je vd'aka.
"a ct. vyboru kto pod 'akuje
"a jeho vel'kd pracu? ia som len
malieko to vzdy vd'acne kazde-
mu spolku urobim. Red.) Praco-
vail SINE vsetcia spolu ako vcely
a. 1spech mas neminul. Ale bez va
Sci pomoci v tax kratkom case
nebolo nam mono upravit' kni-
hu v tax elegantom formate, ako
bola nasa Pamatnica.
Slce my SINE pracovali kazdy
IA svojej vydelenej praci, ale mas
predseda Jan c.: Dulovie telom i
dusou pracoval kazdym. Jeho
sebadovera je obdivuhodna; vse-
tel SINE pochybovali zdare tejto
slavnosti, iestlize nebude v halle.
len on ME!
"Ta slavnost' musf byt' v pri-
rode, v lese, a ia slavnost sa nam
musf vydarit'," povedal - ze
SINE mali zdar, to nam priznava
kazdy clovek, ktory sa slavnosti
zicastnil. Ci ste spozorovali ten
blazeny vyraz, ktory sa javil ma
tvari kazdeho, kto tam boil? A tie
spevy, a tie tance, a tie kotrmel-
ce po tom travniku - ci ME je to
1spech a zdar nasej prace? Este
al tie duby svojim kosatym ha-
luzim vyludzovaly tax harmoni-
cky Sum mad hlavami, ze shypno.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-07-24
VEL'KY soKoLsKY PIKNIK.

Ma 26. julia Sbor 146. S. T. J..
Sokol usporiada vel'ky vElet ma
farme pana Antalika, ma SO. Me
ridian Road. Je to vyb ,rne mie-
sto ma pil1nik, lebo je to blfzko
cd mesta poulicnej kary. Je ci-
sto a hodne stromov, tedy dobrE
chladok to je najhlavnejsia wee.
ably SINE sa mali kde ukryt' pred
hor1cim slnkom. Bude to uz dru-
hy sokolsky vylet a bude este
lepsi, ako ten prvy, lebo bud1
rozliene zavody, cvieby, tanec a
inc zabavy. Preto prosime cten6
slovenske obecenstvo, aby mas po-
,ctilo pritomnost'ou a prislo sa "a
bavit' do peknej prirody.
Zaciatok cd poludnia, vstup je
vol'ny. 0 dobre zakusky a obeer-
stvenie postara sa vybor. Ma W.
let sa mono dostat' cd konca
Mahoning Ave. kary v pavo ma
Meridian Ave. prvy dom ma IA
vej strane je p. Antalikov. Jestli
by bolo zle pocasie, pre- ktore by
nemohol byt' vylet, bude prelo-
zeny ma druhy raz, co budc ozna-
meme v, tychto novinach.
Dopisovatel'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-07-24
TRI OBCANSKE KLUBY
ENDORSOVALY JULIUSA


V nedel'u a pondelok tri OBJ
cianske kluby odobrily kandida-
ciu terajSieho mayora Campbellu,
Juliusa, ma druhy termin. V ne
del'u endorsoval no Horvatsky
klub. ako tiez Jozefa Moore "a
auditora a jana Kadilaka "a po-
kladnfka a pondelok endorsoval
no Bulharsky Klub ako Sloven-
sky Politicky Klub Haselton.
Bulharsko ma macedonsky klub en-
dorsoval celn jeho "tabul'ku",
podobne haseltonsky klub.
V Campbell budd teraz tuhe
kortesacky schodze voliGov su
caste. Zaujem vol'by ie tax
vel'ky, ze SO novych volieov sa
registrovalo ku tym. co sa lani
registrovali. Campbell ma teraz
4.28S registrovanych volicov, kto-
ri budn hlasovat'.
Zaujlmave je, ze Wit 'azstve
tej-ktorej stranky budl rozhodo-
vat. cernosi. z dobre informova-
neho pramena SINE sa dozvedeli,
re Lisko i Julius smajti asi row
naky "cens' ma nominaciu medzi
bielymi, ale vazku drzia Gierni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-07-24
ZPRAVA o POSLEDNEJ SCH0.
DZI "a SLOW. DEN.

Sch6dza sa odbyvala utorok
vecer V skole osady Sv. Cyrilla a
Methoda. Pritomni boil: NJ. J.
Palkovic, predseda ; M. j. Lesnak,
tajomn1k a Frantisek Hudik, po-
kladnlk Okr. Sboru Ligy a Slov.
Dna; Matej Martinko "a c. 3OS.
IKSJ.; Michal Rybar Jozef
Grancaj "a Odbor GIL. MSS. An
drej Tarapcak "a c. 500. IKSJ. :;
Anton M. PalkoviG "a Sbor 175.
K. Sokolov; Antonia Maruskin
"a Venice "a. X. S.; Alzbeta Sko-
kan "a Polit. Klub; Andrej Rene-
dix "a c. 90. Sci; Anna Melek
"a Cis. 325. IkSzJ. a Odbor 46.
Ziveny a Martin Lipka "a Cislo
26O. IKSJ.
Po precitan1 a prijati zapisni-
ce min. sch6dze, podan6 boly
zpravy vyborov. Usnesenf, aby
radio vylosovane bolo 0 6. hodi-
ne. Ku zprave vystave obrazov
bolo prijatf, ably T. cena boIa $5,
druha $3.50. Prv1 cenu vyplati
pokladnik a ma II. cenu prispeli
M. j. Palkovic $3.50 a A. M. Pal
kovic $100. Vybor stuziek ozna-
mil, re novIch stuziek je $40
starych 160. Zprava taneGn6ho
vyboru prijata. Ohl'adom lunco-
vych listkov, wee bola ponechana
na p. Dolaka a Martinka. Spray
ca svadby, br. Juraj Murdzak po-
dal zpravu, ktora bola tiez pri-
jata. Tiez bolo oznamen6, ze Mar
tin Dolak daroval este kompakt
pre- dfevcata. Nato sch6dza bola
zakP1cena. Znacil:
M. J. Lesnak, tai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-07-24
STRANA 5.

Charles Scheible, bIsaly mayor;
Arthur Williams, byvaly direktor
financii mesta; Ben Morris, by
valy serif: William Il. Buchanan,
predseda mestskej rady Jerry
Sullivan, koncilman 2. wardy.
Nome je, re kandidovat' budu al
A. w. Craver, niekdajsl mayor a
Mark T.. Moore, terajsi mestsky
gudca. IT,.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-07-24

tizovane bolo cele obecenstvo do
tax dobrej nalady, ze niektori 70
stall ma pozemkoch az do bieleho
rama.
Ctenl spolubratia a sestry, mas
predseda Jan G.. Dulovic je pod
nikavy clovek a ponevac sd ucha-
dza o 1rad predsedu mestskej ra-
dy V nasom meste pri budncich
vol'bach, nasou povinnost 'ou je
starat' sa 0 to, aby on na tento
trad Dol zvoleny.
On tento 1rad nepotrebuje pre-
svoj zisk, ami pre- svoju slavu.
On je majetny az dost' a slavoul
mu je jeho w dost' vysoky vek.
Ale povinnost' mu kaze, ably iSiel
tam a hajil svoj ako al vsetkych
obcanov majetky Campbell.
Zaiste re cloveb, ktory "a svo!ho
aivota Dol schopny 81 nicco zeaz-
dovat', ten veru zgazduje i pre-
svoje mesto. A potion danovni-
kovi bude jeho t t'archa pol 'ahcc-
ma. Zvol'me 81 p. Dulovica IA pred
sedu mestskej rady, on budc do.
brVm ZastancOm naSim.
Miller
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-07-24
Pikniky a zabavy
VEL'KY OsADNiCKY VYLET
v CAMPBELL MA NEDEL'U.
Osadnici Sv. Jana Krstitel a bu-
du mat vel 'ku zabavu ma Lotus
Platt. Romantic hry, vyhravka
radia, baseball, hudba, tanec ma
programe.

Uz tcraz, nedel'u, 26. julia
bude mat osada Sv. jana KrSti-
tel'a V Campbell svoj vyroGnE
vylet, ku ktoremu kuratori du-
chovnym osady, Rev. Janom Ham
rakom, robia vel'kt pripravy. w
let bude ma LOTUS Platt. Ma pro-
CRANE je vyborna baseball hra,
romantic zabavy a hry. tanec,
smiech a veselost'. Tam kazdy.
zabudne ma svoje starosti. budc
ia cltit', ako sa w davno neci-
til. Ma tomto vylete vyhrane bude
j fajne radio, ma ktord s1 pre-
davan6 listkv len po &c. ia diva
Gently mate Gems ma radio. .Je
to tax lacno, ze kazdy ki1pi Wac
"cfnsov ..'
Zeny Cd osady maly zvlastnu
sch0dzu, ma ktorej sa radily, ako
najlepsie nasytit tolky svet, kto-
~ tam pride. Prichystaly take
Hmacne zakusky, ze lepSlch ami
prezident nejie. A ably sa to mo-
hlo zaliat', budu dobrt napoje,
ktore v tomto teplom pocaSi tax
laho1ia hrdlu zalndku. Pre- dcti
Il mladez bude hodne fajneho
ice creamu. kendov, ccncnl'ov a
inych lakot.
Ably kazdtmu zilkv nohach
%aihraly, vybor sa postaral 0 mu-
zikantov, ktori vedia ohnivo "a
hrat' pod nohy, ze ich muzize nj
kto neodola. Bude to zabava, a.
XII len campbellskf osadnici vedia
usporiadat'. Kto nepride, bude
naozaj banovat' - a preto radsej
mech pride kazdy! Vybor povola-
va nielen osadnikov, ale vsetkych
Slovakov ako z Campbell tax i z
celej doliny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-07-24
PINK I BANKET
v CAMPBELL.

Piknik i banket pri ruskej pra-
voslavnej cirkvi Sv. jana Krsti-
tel "a. 1872 Gordon Ave. a IA. St.,
odbude sa uz V totl nedel'u ma
26. j1la. Piknik sa ,zacne doraz
20 sluzbach ~Bozich ma lotach pri
cerkvi. Ma pikniku bud1 sa Wy
hravat' rozlicne veci, ktOre po-
sbieraly nase zeny Oltarneho spoil
ku. TAX tiez budi1 tam rozliGne
zabaviska a i jeden cierny niger,
do ktoreho Sa bude hadzat' ba-
>lami kto nigra potrafi, tax budc
odmeneny cigarami. Nebudn tam
chybet' ami dobre zakusky, ktore
nase zeny porichtujn a nase diev-
cata povysluhujd kazdtmu. Tiez
budc tam / Jimmy ice cream a
pap, i druht Pahsie napoje ma OBJ
cerstvenie. TAX tiez naSho me-
sta kandidati majn dobril prile-
zitost' prist' nam zareenit' a po-
vedat', co zrobia dobrtho, ked
w budu zvoleni na ilrady.
! ia tym bude banket pod nasou
ccrkvou 0 s. hodine vecer, ia
ktory banket sn uz prichystant
dobrt napoje a fajna kuracina
TAX kazdy ma prilezitost' prist
a obhryzn1t' aspon jednu nozku
Z kury. No pr1pade, zeby sa do
bre citil, m0ze zjest i celu kuru
Takto potion prevysime rekord
ked' / ME s preleten1m Atlanti
ckeho mora, tax aspon so zjede
MIN verkej kury. Budeme tam
mat dobrych recnikov ma ban
kete, ci uz to veceri. Taktiez .bude
spievat' tam mas obl'ubeny spe
vokol narodne a naboznt piesne
Nase skolnd deti budn spievat
nasu obi 'nbenii piesen o kurocke
a h1socke, al vel a druhych.
Prid 'tc vSetci IA banket, neo
banujete, lebo to bude daco inte
resantneho. Povolavame ct. slO
venskt a slavianske 0becenstvO
ably mas navstiviIo ma pikniku a
bankete. Ma banket sa plati len
jeden dollar pre- chlapov a zeny
pre- mladencov a dievky 25c, deti
s rodicmi zdarma, ma pikniR
! pre- kazdfhO zdarma.
Som S bratskym pozdravom a
do videnia! Dopisovatel
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-07-24
ZVYSENIE
OPERACNYCH TROV

Cenzusna 1radoven oznamuje,
ze operaene trovy vel'kych miest
v krajine sa cd roku 1917 ne
smierne zvysily. Kym v 1917 pri-
pablo ma jedneho obcana $19.07
ma udrzovanie mesta, teraz pri-
padne az $48.68. v Youngstowne
operacne trovy boly vzdy trochu
nizsie. V roku 1917 boly $13.46
M obcana, roku 1929 VI $35,o3.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-07-24
SLOVENSKY DEN
(DokOncenie 8 /, strany,)


jedno dievcatko. St'astnt cislo
NAL k1pene p. c. Dugas 70 Stru-
theirs.
Ma Slovenskom Dni sa vsetci
pracovnici hodne: narobili, no
zvlastnu vd'aku zasl1zia steel
tonske zeny, ktore na poziadanie
p. Martina Dolaka, Mateja Mar
tinka a Andreja Dolaka, podo-
braly sa narobit' vyse 5000 sen,
vicov. Pri ebslnzeni l'udu pomo-
hi i'm chlapi a tito slovenski
policajti: Kralik, Lesnak, Fabi.
ny Hosa.
Hodne sa napracovaly panic
Budayova ESQ stuzkamD; Skoka-
nova, Estokova a Hudak Starin-
cakova Is listkami ma radio)
Maruskinova p. Maruskin Is
vystavou) mnoh% slecny, kto-
re predavaly parku stuzky a
predaly ich okolo 800. Netreba
pripominat', re bratia, Palkovi-
covci, Martin Lesnak, FIR. Hudik
Mich. Rybar, p. Hnat, p. Benedik,
panic Novotna, Kramarova, Balu-
chova, Lescakova, Ondasova a
mnohe inc ticz nesedeli, ale pra-
covali stale. VSetkHm vd aka,
tym, ktorych mena ME sii nam
zname. Ufame, ze spravca SLOW
Dna da uznanie kazdtmu V jeho
podrobnej zprave.
Ma slavnosti NAL recnit ma
yor Youngstown, Heffernan a
mayor Struthersu, Roberts. Ma
yor Heffernan pre- mestskf zale-
zitosti sa omeSkal a prisiel nesko-
70 a struthersky mayor Roberts
priSiel nacas, ale zas neznal. kde
sa recnilo a jeho znamych ne
bolo nikoho vtedy ma blizku, aby
no upravili. TAX zostalO len ma re-
ciach predsedu mayora Juliusa.
Ma XII. Slovenskom Dni bolo
tol'ko sveta, ze je t'azko odhado-
vat. lebo nebolo vstupn6ho, ami
Incl moznosti iitastnikov spool
tat. Anglickt denniky odhadly
pocet l'udi ma $4,000. Je to kra-
,sny poeet ma naSu koloniu, ked-
i re ME je z t!ch najvaSsich A
merike. A. pritomni boil Slovaci
vsetkych flied 'a?stavov; temer
vsetci nasi duchovni a kazatelia.
). vacsina nasej intelligence, vacSi-
:, ma nasich pionierskych rodin a co
/; je vel'mi potesitel ne - vacsina
i. toho obrovskeho zastupu bola
y mladez. Nasa mladez sa drzi svo-
5 jeti = my tn name budlcnost'.
va aka vsetkIm, pracovnikom
j iicastnikom ma XII. Slovenskom
Dni. Bol vel ky mravny ziSk a
bude i hmotn!, ktory bude danI
ma BOhu milT ciel'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-07-24
YOUNGSTOWN MA SEST
KANDIDATOV MAYORSTVA

V nasom meste, podl a carteru,
nebyvaju primarne volby kandi-
datOv, ale zato kandidati sa uz
hlasia. Ma nrad mayora bolo uz
osem kandidatov. ale definitivne
kandidujil tito: James n. Jones.
tera.Si direktOr financii mesta :;
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-07-24

Westinghouse radio, v Gene
$131.50, ktore bolo obchodu p.
Hudika ma Poland Ave-, vyloso-
vane bolo po baseball hre sprav-
com Idora parku, Karticky vyt'a-
hoyalo pred ocima vsetktch l'udf
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-07-24
YoungstoWnsk& 81

- Youngstownsk6 Slovensk6
Noviny ST pisan6 q vydavan6 pre-
youngstownskych a okolitych slo.
vakov. Nase namahy budd maj
lepsie odmenene, ked' pom6zete
ticto noviny do kazdej slovenskej
dom&cnosti ma okoH umiestnit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-07-24
Vyborna baseball hra.

Baseball Llgy: SteeltoncanOv a
LansingvillGanov. Bola to hra,
akej Slovaci neboli svedkami este
toho roku. Podra tajomnika ligy,
p. Michala. Kornicka, divalo sa
IA hru 1000 pudl, ktori platili
vstupn6 po 25c. Vysledok hry boil:
Lansingville g., Steelton 1. Piter-
mi boil Stricek a Hospodar. Pan
Kornick podava into uradni zpra-
WI hire:
Ucastnici Slovensktho Dna, kto-
ri sa divali ma zapas, videli iednu
najlepsie zahranych hier tohto
roku a hoci Lansingvillcania W.
hrali, bola to hra kohokol'vek.
Jozef Hospodar a 'Lefty' Stri-
eek utkali sa v obdivuhodnom
picerskom dueli bolo to len o.
tazkou nahody, ze Steelton ne
vyhral. SteeltOn sk0rOval pr
.vom iningu a drzal sa l ku O do
deviateho, ked' Lansingvilleania,
s mkdy neumierajiicou odusevne-
nost'ou vel 'kolepe poviazali hru
a potom vyhrali V desiatom inin-
gu. Priehra Steeltoncanov dava
teraz Mad'arom neodskriepitel'ne
prve miesto v lige
Fox, Massey a Favier lansing
villskej caty, skolektovali devat'
z dvanastich zabitov, ktore Ho-
| spodar dal. Stricek dial desat
zabitov, ale ich dobre roztriasol
Andy Bernard, najlepsi zabitnik
l1gy, nemohol rozlnstit' Striceko,
We kritene a neudrel ami jediny
raz styroch nastupoch.
V lansingvillskej cate hrali IT.
to: Fox cf., Rehak rf., Massey
S., Dornbrook 3b, Faiver If, Con
da 1b, Stricek p, Novak 2b, Paw
lima c.
V steeltonskej cate: Bernard
cf, Kachmer 2b, R. Brayer c, 'Rer-
dis If, Gajan rf., Behan ID, J.
Martinko IS, j. Brayer 3b. j. Hp-
spodar, p. 7 ,
Chyby urobili Massey. Dern.
brook, Kachmer, 4Nartinko: d.
Zabit ma dye bazyH Fox, Mar
tinko. a.
Obety, Dornbrook a Martinko
, Ukradene bazy Bernard, Fox,
Novak, R. Brayer.s =.
Duplohry, Kachmer, Martinko
Behan. @:-,.
Bazy ma lobdu, Stricek 2.
Vystrajkoval, Hospodar 7
StriGek 5.
| Zabity, cd Hospodara r., sod
Striceka 10.
+ Rozhodcimi boil Davis a Timer
Umelecka vystava.
Vystava obrazov vysiviek DO.
Ia cez cely den bocnej miestno.
sti tanecneho pavilonu a riadila
ju pani Antonia Maruskin via.
cerymi pomocnicami. (Obsirnej
| siu zpravu poda pam Maruskino.
va.) Vysiviek bolo vyse 300 ku.
SOW, vsetko nadherne prace o.
brazov 16, a to 10 originalov p
Juraja Krispinskeho a 6 kopii p
Novaka. Obrazy cd Slov. Uncle
ckej Ligy nedoSly do toho dina
ackopvek len 81. Lucanska posla.
la 20 svojich diel asi 80 diel i.
nych maliarov. Ako obrazy, tax
vysivky testify sa vel'kej ma
vsteve a boly obdivovane i da.
mani vyssich kruhov youngs-
townskych, ktord sa prisly ma
vystavu podfvat'. Viacere Mich
vyziadaly 81 adresy nasich vysiv-
kariek.
Prv1 cenu ma obrazy dostal p.
Krispinsky, druhi p. Novak.
Prvd cenu ma bielu vysivku
obdrzala pani Katarina Ivaniko-
va z Wilkinson Ave. .Druhd cenu
ma naplnkov1 pracu pi. Helena
Novotny. Tretiu cenu ma pracu ma
tenkom platne pani j. Wilflingo-
va stvrt1 cenu ma postelne pre-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-20
By X SERVICE

ORMAND BEACH, Fla. reb. TO-
Conserving his Strength by playing
six holes Of golf, SIX days a week.
rather than the customary eight
holes In the past; but at the same
time appearing as hale and hearty.
poppy and jolly, as ever. John d.
Rockefeller, Sr., in his 8lst year,
again finds happiness this winter In
spreading cheer among Ormond
beach's winter colony.
He does not always give away
dimes and nickels this winter, but
he invariably passes out printed
lines Of wisdom Or poetry. They
r as eagerly accepted rs the treas
ured coins.
Rain or shine, cold or hot-pro-
vided. OF course, the rain Is not IN
the nature of a deluge or the tenn
perature OF a bitter, biting degree
Neighbor John plays his daily round
with various members Of the colony.
And his game is rs consistently
good this winter as 1t has ever been.
He is getting anywhere from $50
yards or better on his tee shots.
and his fairway and approach shots
are true and long. He continues TO
favor a braSsie, whether playing
midway TO the green OF approach
ing. and in his hands, the wood club
Is a potent weapon.
He came to the popular resort
course on this particular morning
in high spirits, interrupting his
game Of golf long enough to tell. 20
use his Own words. the funniest story
he had yer heard.
He had greeted every person
awaiting his arrival al the club with
a Happy New Year," adding. IT'S
nice of you 70 greet an old. infirm
golfer Still joking about hts age.
he illustrated the latter remark oy
limpinE on h~alf-hcnded knee In q
semi-circle In typical Rockefelier
mood.
do you want to hear "A funny
story" he asked.
All right. but you must come n
close he said. after hearing the
enthusiastic assents OF every one.
"A young nan went south 10 enter
business" began the aged philan-
thropist. He was selling looking
glasses.
Very few people In the locality
which he had chosen 70 begin his
work in knew what looking glasses
we're. and the young mans lot was
q trying one" he continued.
In his zeal 10 sell his wares the
young man pushed a glass into TIC
face of a prospect.
Why it's grandfather" tx
claimed the man cat this point IT,
the story everybody started laugh
inc. but Neighhor John held up J
c~sutionine hand declaring that the
best was yet TO come) The man
bought the glass and took It home
Fearing his vifeS wrath at having
bought It. however. he hid it in the
barn.
His wife noticed that he was
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spending an uncommon amount Of
time in the barn. so she slipped mp
on him, took the glass away from
him and looked into 1t.
so" she exclaimed. This Is the
hussy you have been running around
with"
An amateur photographer re-
uuested q picture and MIR. Rookie
teller assented. Fire away!r he
shouted gaily. after backing to the
proper distance.
Then, with parting waves Of the
hand and measured stride, he turn
ed and walked across the green's
ward to the clubhouse. where soon
afterward he Joined a foursome for
his daily morning round.
He sat on a bench adjoining the
No. 3 tee. where he begins his round
this winter, until the others had
teed off; then. following custom. he
ignored preliminary warming up
swings and sent the gutta percha
pellet sailing down the fairway APP
proximately $50 yards.
He selected a braSSie. and the
next shot was a spanking drive u
100 yards. Neighbor John holed ont
In SIX, making tie 451-yard hole IN
one over par. The morning round
had begun.
A flock Of sea gulls. flying high
above the links IN military-like for
nation. attracted AIR R~ockefeller's
attention. He gazed upward AZ
them q moment and then moved On
sturdily. following the little white
ball over which tie has become a
veritable master,
The eighth and final tee was
reached Neighbor Johns ball roll
ed barely short 81 the I50-yard
stake. His next shot broughts him
better than midway 70 the green.
his third. a beautiful approach. with
a brassie. laid the ball 10 feet away
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A review Of the 18th Cavalry,
with full field equipment, win be
held on the aviation field at the
post on Saturday. February 81.
commencing at 800 a. m. After
presentation Of the regiment 70
Colonel Francis w. Glover by Lieut.
enant Colonel Stephen w. Winfree.
Commander OF troops, the regiment
will pass review and upon con-
clusion OF the review the regiment
will be halted in column. dis
mounted and prepared for inspec-
ton.
Tents will be pitched and all
field equipment displayed for the
inspection OF the Regimental Com
mander. The public Is cordially in
vited 10 attend this ceremony and
ample parking space viii be avail
able IN rear Of the position oc-
cupied By the commanding officer IN
the vicinity Of the airplane hangar.
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from the pin. He missed the putt.
but holed out on the next for a five.
one over par for the S07-yard hole.
The weather varies almost fro 4
one extreme 70 the other-for in
stance. the day before a keen wind
bearing icy tidings OF the mort l.
land swept the course: just before
MIR. Rockefeller reached the final
green on this day an obviously aged
man. whose white hair ~contrasted
sharply with the tan OF his skin.
wearing shorts and n sleeveless
shirt. strobe briskly along the wool
land road adjoining the course. TAX
ing his constitutional. His attire
was admirably suited to the day.
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Train Schedules
MISSOURI PACTFIC Inns

MISSOURI PACIFIC LINES
No. 12-To Houston. san Antonio
$40 q. N.
No. i4-ro Houston. TOO .. N.
100 p. N.
No. is-From St. Louis. San Antonio
aouston. 7.S0 q. m
No. i3-Fron Houston. $40 a. "a.
No. ii-FFom San Antonio and Hous
cor. o.55 q N
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
NO 3Ie@From Houston San Anto-
no. Sis q. "a
No. 5@S-To Houston. san Antonio
rs q u
NATIONAL LINES or MEXICO
(Matamorcs 6tatton)
No. 1870 Monterrey. Mexico CITY
SOS a. n.
No. l3l-From Mexico CITY. Monser-
ey. $50 o. a.
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State Reclamation Engineer
Heads National Con-
servation Body

DALLAS. Tex. Feb. 2o.-P-The
National Drainage. Conservation
and Flood Control congress was D.
record today with a declaration call
Ing for a searching appraisal Of tire
water resources of the country.
It linked the problems Of conser-
walton and agricultural rehabilita-
ton and asked the constituted eu-
thorities. including the congress II
the United tates. 10 devote their
efforts to the proper solutions.
Asserting the country still is es-
eentially agricultural. il declared thu
present conditions are consequence
OF factors more fundamental than
occasional surplus production If
commercial farm crops. or interrupt
ton Of ordinary methods Of distri-
button.
3. r. williams Of Austin. Texas
state reclamation engineer. was
elected president TO succeed w. @.
Potter of Chicago.
Delegates planned q tour TO-DAY
over the Trinity river reclamation
project In the neiEhhorhood Of Fort
Worth and Dallas.
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Associated Press Photo
Faith Adams. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. Il. Adams Of Washington.
Q. c. is engaged 10 marry Philip
Young. son Of Owen .. Young. New
York fnaneiers