davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Seward daily gateway., 1931-10-03
YUKON TAKING FAIR
 LIST OF PASSENGERS
 SEATTLE, NAY POINTS

The outgoing listing of paSsen- ger reservations on the SS Yukon which left this morning at Il o'clock, included the following:
 For Seattle-Mrs. L. Kay, Dor othy Bean, Mrs. c. L. Bean, J. w. Jones, pr. D. L. Kinsolving, Mrs. F. Roycroft, W. c. Smith, B. A. Wennerstrom, Henry Greatfield, J. McFadgen, Frank Lemond, A. Hall verson, R. F. Welsh, Mrs. F. B. Quinn, Mrs, A, H. Karo, Louis Gjoem, A. Courier, Carol Scheffler, Juanita Olin, J. E. Manning, Mrs Manning, Mrs. J. H. Cotne, Helen Aster, Mrs. R. Isaacson, R. Isaac son.
 T. K. Guether, Frank Grannis, Carl Elk, Anne Sherbesman, Maude I. Pratt, c. A. Shonacker, Ben Set tie, Dan Ohman, Peter Batim, An drew P. Kellogg, Mrs. c. H. Bray ford, Cecil Brayford, Ted Hanson. E. Loranger, Chris Worheim, liar old Ohman, Ben Brook, James Krest, Arnold Karo, Mrs. c. H. Scheffler, MT. and Mrs. A. H. Hall vorsen, J. Clarke Duff, Walter Strickert, Capt. Ivan Peterson, Jack Chovin, Q. Maxey, Mrs. c. Maxey, Otto Lackshas, Mrs. Otto Lackshas,
 Frederick Hollander, H. T. Booth, John B. Carver, MT. and Mrs. J. D. Nelson, Paul Thorgard, J. D. Dyer, Andrew Gallo, Rodney Halversen, c. Maxey. From Valdez to Seattle-I. Fred erickson, Mrs. E. H. Dawson, Wm. Cook, Mrs. Joe Henderson, Joe Henderson, Mrs. P. B. Churchill, Ed ward G. Kunkel, Mrs. B. A. Klesin- ger, Wanda Klesinger, Mrs. c. Pierson, Ralph Peterson, Alex Han- not, Billy KleSinger.
 For Juneau-C. F. Snyder, s. T.. Kelsey, T. J. Swift, J. E. Pinkham, Mrs. B. R. Nichia, G. L. Rich, F. 1 Parrish, M. S. Gill, c. A. Piske, 1 Frank Scully.
 For Cordova-Phil O. Hartman, Geo. Henry, John Hulkins, Paul Lynn. Alvin Noren, Martin Penna- man.
 For Wrangell-T. Bennett.
 For Ketchikan IT John Ketchen, A. Abella.
 For Port Althorp-Ira B. Jarale-
 man, A. D. McRae.
 For Valdez-Maude Arnott, Dor othy Nicholi.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-10-03

1RAPPERS! Two Foxes In . day, with only two sets out, is my recerd. Methods guaranteed, $I00. Floyd Blaeiman, RD 8, New Ber- lin. N. Y.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-10-03

FOR SALE-Old newspapers; 25c per bundle. Order by phone Main no or letter to Gateway office, Seward.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-10-03
BID NORTH BON VOYAGE

Accompanying their mother, Mrs. Frank Roycroft, to Seward from their Moose Pass home, William, Eddie and Robert Estes arrived in the city on last evenings train. Mrs. Roycroft departed this fore- noon for Seattle on the SS Yukon and two of her sons were in Seward to bid her bon voyage. Eddie was unable to remain in Seward to see the Yukon off and left for Moose Pass on the mornings train.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-10-03

Paul Swanson, member of the local Signal Corps personnel, de- parted on today's train for Anchor age where he will be stationed. Mrs. Swanson will remain in Sew ard for short while.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-10-03

The much discussed nuOk-"The We'll of Lonliness" now available at the Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-10-03

Mir. and Mrs. George Colwell ar rived in the city last evening from Tunnel. MT. Colwell departed again this morning.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-10-03

Developing, printing, enlarging and framing at SYLVIA'S.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-10-03

E. P. Harwood, attorney-at-law, with offices at Seward, arrived from Valdez Friday on the SS Yukon.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-20
O SLAVNOSTI NASEJ NAJSTARSEJ OSADY.

Ten ohromny naval Iudu slovenskeho nedelu do
poudna kostole veSer skole, tie vyznamne osobno
st radostne tvare, srdce prtiace kazne pre-
sovy: vsetko nam dokazovalo, re boa medz mann
rebyvaa slavno re osavene go vyroGia osady Sv Cy-
rlla Methoda Youngstown bude pamatane nelen ma
mi ale este naSim detnymi det'mi.
A ME bez priGiny Ved' osada Sv. Cyrilla Methoda
e zakadom nase silnej slovenske kolonie vel
kom oceiarskom stredisku Ameriky. Ona bola tym du
sevnym nagnetom, co prt ahoval Slovakov vSekych
konGin Sovenska Ameriky udrzlava Ch tu, kde bolo
honost' cheba kazdodenneho kde sa Slovakom dosta
vao tomto prvom kostole slovenskom chleba duSev
neho TAX za6ai rast' poctom dust tax po
tom budova chramy move po ceom oko
Osada Sv Cyrla Methoda pamatana je medz sta
rymi uadkn slovensky ako TAXA kora sluzila zprvu
vsetkym krest ano- -Slovakom Take tradlce su drahe
kazdemu Slovakovi preto je ona vsetkym mahonlng-
skym Sovakom blizka k srdcu. VSetkych odchovaa k
sanostatnemu duchovnemu zivotu, vsetkym osadam Je
ona matkou.
Zalozenim novych osad postavenm novych ko-
srolov po Siron oko osada Sv Cyrlla Methoda nepre
sala byt' ohnisko, ma korom sovenska spoupatrie
most zohrievala kovaa jej skoe odbyvay a nespo-
Gitaelne narodne shronazdena, prednaSky, koncerty
divada zabavy, schodze spolkov kazdeho druhu. Tam
a rozduchoval plamen rodoasky, yzkrsa ME edna
nyslienka, ako pomoct syojet moron tu; ako napo
moot mas pokrok, ako hait nae zaujmy. Tam fare,
pred dvadsatdv rokni, hlave Rev. Zamala vzkrsla
nySlenka zalozenia tchto novin ably pomahaly udrza
vat Sovakov pospolu, ich nformovay, i'm radou po-
r,ocou posluhovaly, ich pokrok napomahaly.
Zaiste MET Slovaka Mahoning dolne ktory by ne
zicl tejto oade 6im najva6sich dasch uspechov Met
duse, ktora by Rev. Stefanov Begalov, synov-otcovi
tel osady nezica navacSe lasky oddanost najtesne
Sci kooperacie osadnkov bahovoe verenosti soven-
ske Lebo osada Sv. Cyra Methoda, ej duchovnyrn,
81 toho pine zasluhuje.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-20

ma tie mnohe vyborne mlade zeny
nasej osady, ktore sa zriekly
svetskych radostf a posl1chly hla-
SUI Bozieho, ably sa venovaly mai.
slachetnejsiemu povolaniu sester.
skemu, nom venuj1 svoje zivoty
Bohu rudstvu.
Tuna, cez tych tridsat' zkusova-
MIA dejov plnych rokov, prislu.
hovali l'udu, i'm sverenemu, hod-
nj sl'achetni knazi - velebny
pan ALOJZ KOLLAR, ktory bol
pilny a organizator; velebny pan
JAN BEC'KA, ktory boil osviete.
ny usilovnyy; velebny pan 10.
ZEF NOVAK, ktory Dol svaty a
horlivy; velebny pan OLDRICH
ZLAMAL, ktorf bol vyrecny a
majster; velebny pan FRANTI.
SEX KOZELEK, ktory bol vazny
a pracovity; velebnv pan JAN
LISCINSKY, ktory boil vysoko
nadany schopny nechze vse-
tky ich cnosti spoja sa a okra-
sl'ujd pastierstvo nasho novovy-
menovantho zasluzileho pastie-
ra, velebneho pana STEFANA
BEGALLU.
Gin viac ho vidim, cim viac po-
cujem o nom, tym Wac som uiste-
ny, re duch Bozi je jeho dust,
a laska K cloveku jeho srdci.
Ako vsetci znate, on poskytnul
vzacnu sluzbu V minulosti, po-
skyline este vacsiu sluzbu v bu-
dilcnosti - celej jeho osobno-
sti zraei sa knazsky muz a muzny
knaz.
Teraz, ked' no .uz name, pritis-
mime 81 no k nasim srdciam oce-
Povymi ramenami, lebo MIN ma
me vsetko, co potrebujeme ma
zdokonalenie nasho dusevneho Ii
yota, vlastnime ysetko, co potre-
bujeme k uvedeniu novel dolby e.
Ste Vicsieho pokroku, nezli kedy-
kol 'vek predtym V nasej. vernej
osade Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda.
A oslavujlc, uprime svoje IRA
ky k nebu, uprime ich ma tycn v
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-20

tok slovenskeho povodu denne ma,
vstevuje tieto osadne skoly, aby
obdrzaly krest'anskn vychovu -
vd'aka slovenskJm obetam, vd a.
ka slovenskej stedrosti, vd'aka
slovenskemu katolicizmu.
Dneska ii duchovni, ktori pri.
sluhuju nabozenskym potrebam
tychto osad a tie mniSky, ktort
vyucuj1 mladez V tychto, osad
nych skolach, sl vacsinou syno
Via dcery l'udu, ktory vybudo.
val katolicizmus medzi Slovakm
V nasom meste.
Vybornl mladi muzovia, ktori
Bozou Prozretel 'nost'ou byvse 0.
znacenl kilazskym charakterom
sa vratili, odkiaP prisli, ably "boli
okom pre- slepych, podporou sla
bych, uchom pre- hluchych, utesi.
tel'mi postihnutych, zivotodarny.
mi pre- dusevne mrtvych, otcami
vdov a sirot, ochrancami bezpri-
stresnych, kazatel'mi evanjelia
pre- vSetkych."
st 'astnou, yskutku, bola osada
Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda - osem
jej naJhodnejsich synov posllchlo
hlasu Bozieho venovalo sa mai.
sl'aehetnejsiemu stavu knazske-
mu.
Opravnene hrdymi SINE ma mas
ho velebncho pana JANA FIRE
NU, ma nasho yelebneho pana
STEFANA KOCISA, ma nasho We.
lebneho pana JANA KRISPIN-
SKEHO, na nasho velebneho pa
ma JANA HAMRAKA, ma nasho
velebneho pana JOZEFA KRIS
PINSKEHO, ia nasho yelebneho
pana EDVARDA STANkU, ma
nasho velebneho pana EDyAR-
DA ISTOCIN.A a konecne, nie
menej fopravnsne hissl.y:mi / /: nj sme ma
nasho velebneho paia STEF ANA
BEGAI4LU, ktory jer teraz patric-
ne ustanovenym vykonnym du-
choynym spravcom tejto mater
skej osady.
A opravnene hrdyini SINE tiez
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-20
REC PRAVOTARA JANA A. WILLU,
toru povedal ubienom bankee osady Sv Cyra Meoda
15 februara vecer
Is. februara vecer.

bro l'tdstva, ktora bola pre- dObro
katollcizmu, ktora bola pre- dobro
nasej milovanej Ameriky.
Bolo to V tento pamatny den
pred tridsiatimi rokmi, ked prva
slovenska katolicka osada zaloze-
ma bola srdci oceliarskeho prize
myslu blahej pamati Right Re,
verend /. f. Horstmanom, bisku-
pom clevelandskym, a ked' po-
staveny boil prvy katolicky chram
V Mahoning doline. V ktorom Slo-
vo Bozie malo byt' hlasane slo-
venskej reel.
Il tienov minulosti, prevracajuc
nazad strany rozpomienok, Wy.
stupuje tridsat' rokoy pred ia.
mi - tridsat rokov posyatnych
snazeni a bohatych dosazen1, tri-
dSat' rOkOv hrdlnSkeJ SeJby a hOJ-
nej zatvy, tridsat' rokov slnzenia
duchu a duchovnemu zivotu V o.
sade Sy. Cyrilla a Methoda horli-
vymi, SPachetnymi klazmi. boz
skymi; sebaobetovnymi mnlskami,
oddanymi yernymi veriacimi -
co ysetko yynuuje cd mas srd-
com precltene a radostiplne VIDA
ME ncty, dnes yecer.
Ia dvadsat pat rokov, pred
chadzajilcich svetov1 yojnu, tt
S1oyaci, ktorf chceli njst' ma
darskeho jarma, V nom stenali
co podmaneny a utlacenl l'ud "a
starocia; ii Sloyaci, ktori neztra-
till syoje narodne povedomie; ii
Slovaci, ktori sa pridrziayali svo-
jeho rodneho prava a sloyenskej
narodnosti, yyst'ahoyali ea y tisl-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-20

Nelebny pane Toastmajster, cti-
hodni Panoyia, cteni Hostia, We
lebni Panovia, Danny a PAM:
Je to, vskutku, vysoka cest'
ktora mi bola udelena tohto We
cera osadnlkmi osady Sv. Cyrilla
a Methoda, vybranim ma 70 svoj-
ho stredu poctu prehovorit' k
tomuto vel 'kemu sEromazdeniu,
ktore je zdobene pr1tomnost 'ou
nacelnika nasho mesta, temer ce-
lynn sudcovskym sborom okresne-
no sudu nasho okresu. dekanom
tohto -katolickeho dekanatu a
mnohymi inymi cirkevntmi OBJ
canskymi yodcami.
Som si hlboko vedomy cesti,
ktoril ste mi preukazali, a som
vskutku vel'mi yd 'acny Ia to vel
Ike prlylleglum, ktOreho sd mi do
stale. Ill.
Sisli SINE sa oslayit' pamiatku
tridsiateho yyrocia zalozenia pr
vel slovenskej katollclSej farnosti
v Mahoning doline.
Ones yecer. toto obcanske shro-
mazdenie, ktore nepozna osadni-
ckych ami vieroyyznanskych roz-
dieloy, 'je vhodnym svedectvom
prace a hodnoty osady Sy. Cy-
rilla a Methoda co prednej a W.
nikajucej osady nielen v nasom
meste,. ale V celej diocezi cleve-
landskej = co osady, ktora "a po-
slednych t'azkich dejovplnych
tridsat' roEov tax. horliye praco,
vala tax vrele slilzila ludstvu
a Slovakom AIahoning doliny Y
kazdej yeci, ktora bola pre- do
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-20
BERNAT. " BRANDABUR.

LA, BERNAT,, BRANDABUR
DOLANSkY, DOLNY, FARKAS,
F'RANKO, FARKASOVsKY, FL
ALA, HARKABUS, HUMEN,
SKY, HERMAN, HOSA, HRADI.
CKY. HANNIS, HAMRAK, IL,
LENCfK, JAVORSKY, janet,
KRAMAR, KRIsPINsKY, KO.
CTS, KARABIN, KUSPER, KLU.
CAR, LuKAC, LABUDA, MIX.
LER, MARTINKO, NOVOTNY,
OLENIK, ONDRUSKO, PALGU.
Ia, RAKOCY, RIS, RUsINAK,
ROTH, SLIFKA, SCHROMOF.
SKY, SMIGOvsKY, SARIsKY.
sTROJNY, WOPERsHALL, VA.
RAB a poskytuje mi vel'k1 osob,
MI hrdost', ze mozem pridat' k to,
muto cestnemu menoslovu i moje
vlastn6 rodinne memo.
'achetni bojovnici VERY boil
tito vcasni slovenski katolicki pri-
st t'ahovalci.
St'ahovanie sa Slovakov do Ma.
honing doliny sa potem zdyojna.
sobnilo a ztrojilasobnilo, takze
dneska, tato tridsat 'rocna sloven.
ska osada .je materskou osadou
siestich kvitnncich slovensktci 0,
sad, 2 ktorych kazda ma vel'ko.
lepy chram Bozi, ktorych ka.
ida ma modern1 skolu pre- kre-
st'anskii yyychovu svojej mladeze
Mich ziactvo p-ijima nauky
cd krest 'anskych uciteliek, kto.
re, ackol'vek dajn mu til najlep-
Stu svetsk1 vyyucbu, nastoja, re
akO srdce tax ! hiaya Sn SuclaSt-
kami l'udskej bytnosti, a preto,
tomuto srdcu musi byt' venovana
patriena pozornost', akze vychova
ma byt' TAXA, akou ma byt' -
sflladnvm vyyinutim vsetklch
sehopnosti celej lndskej bytho-
sti.
Dneska yyse patnast 'tisfc kato-
likov slovenskeho povodu posltl-
cha Slovo Bozie v tychto chra-
moch Bozich vo syojej materin-
skej reel, dnes, vyse tritisic die
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-20

coch imperialistickeho NADIA
ska do slavnej Ameriky, kde poll
tickG ovzdusie bolo ocistene van
kami slobody a ronosti, kde bolo
miesta pre- vsetkych a miesta pre-
kazde podnikanie, kde boly usta-
novnne. co posmel 'ovaly kazdeho
cloveka S usilovnost'ou schop-
nost'ou pozdvihndt' sa najponl-
zenejsieho do najvyssieho stavu V
krajine.
A tax koncom Osemdesiatych
rokoy devatnasteho storocia, hrst-
ka tychto vybornych prist ,aho-
valcoy. z milosti Bozej, usadila sa
" Mahoning doline prist 'aho-
valcov, ktori priniesli so sebou a.
ko Diary pre- ich novu Vast, hi
bokd zivu vieru a zivotaplnu,
cestnu muznost'.
Historic nam hovorl, re SlOya-
ci boil horlivymi katolikmi odke-
dy poculi ucenie Kristovo z list
slavianskych apostolov - Sv. -Cy-
rilla a Methoda, davno v devia-
tom storoci.
Tito rydzi slovenslSi prist 'aho-
valci V Youngstowne, pred tri.
dsiatimi rokmi, hoci chudobni V
svetskych veciach, ale bohati V da-
roch nebies - zapasili t'azko o.
kruzi opozlcie a predpojatosti, a
by pozdvihli vysoko zastavu svo-
jej VERY - ochotne oferovai z
ich biednej mzdy, ktor1 81 zasl1-
zili V potu svojej tvari, ably 81 mo-
hi vybudovat' chram hodny pra-
vtho Boha - ktorom by Slovo
Bozie bolo hlasane v lch materin-
skej reel, a ktorom by preniesli
Ia svoje dietky tie hlboko yrode-
ne tradicie katoliclej VERY, ktore
oni doniesli so sebou co ich maj
drahocennejsie dedictvo V ich sta.
rodavnych domovov.
Poshovejte mi, kym ~precitam
rodinne mena niekol 'ko'z tych ne
smrtel'nikoy, ktore mi do pamati
prisly dlles vecer: ALMASI, AN
DREJKOyIC, BACA, BEGAL-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-20
20. FEBRUARA 1851

tych, ktorych prace prispely ne
malo k dosiahnutiu tych vepkych
veci, ktore sldzia k nasej radosti
slave pri tejto pamatnej prile-
zitoSti.
Shliadame tam ma dvore Bo-
zom nasho milovaneho byvaleho
pastiera, velebneho pana NOVA
kA, nasho milovaneho ALMASl-
HO, BEGALLU, KRAMARA,
HERMANA, KoCISA, MIKLE-
RA, ONDRUSKU, RUSINAKA,
sL1FKU, SCTIROMOFSKEHO,
SMIGovsKEHO mnohych i
! ! nych byvalych osadnikov, ktori
sa odobrali k vecnej odplate -
vsetci miesajuc svoju radost' a
vd'akyvzdanie nasou radost'ou
a vd'akyvzdanim a vsetci spoju-
JUG svoje medlitby $ nasimi mod
litbami.
A iduc d'alej, nezabudnime pre-
javit' nasu opravdivli povd'ac-
most "a til vyznaent cest', ktor1
nam preukazal dnes rano ten slav-
ny cirkevny hodnostar MEDINA
rodneho chyru; ten 'achetny
hodnostar, obdareny veikost'ou
srdca, duse a mysle, co ho prima-
10 a ueinilo priatelom a radeom
slovenskych katolikov Ameri-
Ike: ten slavny hodnostar, ktory
dnes rano odtrhnul sa 'od jeho
mnohych t'azkych silrnych bis
kupskych povinnosti, aby mas po-
ctil svojou pritomnost 'ou na sv.
omsi ably nam kazal jubilejnu
kazen talk uGinil tento den maj
pamatnejsim pre- osadu Sv. Cy-
rilla "a Methoda - mas vlastny,
dobry a hodny biskup, Right
Reverend Joseph Schrembs.
Ones vecer nase srdcia plesaj1
a vzdavajd vd'aku Najvyssiemu
"a tych tridsat' rokov posvatnych
snazeni, "a tych tridsat' rokov
bohatych a pozehnanych dosaze-
nj, "a tych tridsat' rokov hrdin-
skej sejby hojnej zatvy, "a tych
tridsat' rokov sluzieb duchu du-
chovnemu zivotu v osade Sv. Cy-
rilla a Methoda horlivymi klaz-
mi, horlivymi mniskami horli-
vymi osadnikmi.
| Blahozelame tym sebaobeta-
wynn vel 'koduSnym budovate-
Pom osady Sv. Cyrilla a MethQda
"a ich podmkavost', akd preuka-
zali cez tych tridsat' zkusovania
a dejov plnych rokov, "a premo-
zenie ysetkych velkych 'azkosti,
a "a ten staly polrok vynika-
jilci zdar, co dosavad dosiahli.
kladieme k ich noham poplatok
nasej chvaly.
Nezabndaime, ale naopak. mai
me vzdy ma mysli til pracu, tie
zapasy, to odriekanie, tie obety,
til odvahu slovenskych pionierov,
ktori postarali sa mas nabozen-
sky zivot tejto doline.
Odusevnime sa k vaccsim ma:
maham sPachetnejsim skutkom
tym vybornym prikladom nasich
slovemkych pionieroy, ktorych
| srdcia neustale horely vsetko OBJ
jimajueou laskou k Bohu, vlasti,
clovecenstvu.
Nezastanme a nestoime neru-
sene - neustupujme - ale ma
prcdujme. My vsetci sme vojakmi
V armade Kristovej. Mech pove-
lom nasich vodcov bude napred
- napred "a Boha, "a vlast', "a
l'udstvo.
easy a pomery sa zmenily.
Vacsie prilezitosti a prostried-
ky sh nasimi. Predpojatosti voci
nam sa zmiernily vaccsina z nich
! padla do prachu. Ukoly, co caka-
Jll Ma mas ako katolikov ameri-
ckych obcanov s1 pomerne l'ahko
uskutocnitePne. ..-
i Ked' v mas Zostanc len ia Stara
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-20

Rada vasho lekara je:
Udrzujte sa ia von-
k owe, ma cerstvorn
vzducllu, dy c h ajte
hlboko; konajte telo-
cvik ia prijemnom
Slnku a z casu ma Gas
vysetrujte zdravie va
no tela.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-02
Miss Reilly
Sets Dec. Fl
for Wedding

Miss Ineva Reilly has chosen Dec.
81 as the date of her wedding 10
Erwin F. Meyer, Boulder, Colo.
The ceremony will take place al
$50 at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter G. Reilly 1874
North Meridian street.
Miss Eleanor Walter, Pueblo, COLO.
who is her house guest, Will De her
maid of honor, and Mrs. Albert
Meyer. Evanston. Ill, and Miss Bet
ty Bertermann will be bridesmaids.
Albert Meyer will be his brother S
best man.
A number of pre-nuptial parties
will precede the wedding, and a
number already have been held Tor
the bride-elect and Miss Walter.
Thursday Miss Betty Bertermann
will entertain at tea for Miss Relily
and Miss Walter.
Friday Mrs. Walter Stuhldreher
will entertain; Monday, Mrs Edwin
v. ONeel, Hagerstown; Tuesday,
Miss Frances Krieg; Wednesday
noon, Mrs. Culver Godfrey; Wednes-
day night. Miss Eleanor Cox; Thurs
day morning, Mrs. Louis Hensley;
Friday, Mrs. Frederick Ahrbecker
and Mrs. Howard Fieber; Saturday,
Mrs. Frederick Albershardt, and the
following Monday, Miss Lorena Nc
Comb.
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GMANNItRSANDMORALS1
N\ BY JANE JORDAN /p

spirits. J" Then I should say she
is worth waiting for. She is sincere
and serious.
Looking for Scalps
But when a man has danced at
tendance on woman for year or
more when she knows what
his interests are what he
thinks and how he behaves
and still heSitates to answer yes or
no it is waste of time to wait
for her.
No woman has a right to keep a
man dangling when she knows in
her heart that there is no hope. If
she hangs on to him after this point,
it merely is because he f1atters her
vanity. The more ScalpS she gath
ers, the better she likes it. The
man who is caught in the tolls OF
such a woman would better give her
the air.
The rejected sutton should have
no illusions about the crack in his
heart. Nine times out of ten his
pride has received more damage
than his heart. Once the break is
made, he will be surprised at the
speed with which his broken heart
mendS I would advise these young
men not to glance wistfully from
the girl to the carbolic bottle, but
to remember that a man learns to
look with gratitude upon the woman
who refused him.
Look at These Lines
Women who have never had a
chance to reject a sutton might
learn something from Ogden Nash's
humorous lines:
There was a lady loved a gent
But her reward was meager,
Said her gentleman friends to his gentle
man friends:
THE ladyS overeager."
There was a lady loved a gent
She held her backbone rigid.
Said her gentleman friend to his gentle
men friends
THE lady's far too frigid."
There was a lady loved herself
But equipped with Cold and Hot.
Said her gentlemen friends to their gentle
man friends:
Whatever 1t is, she's got"
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Professor TO
GUe Talk on
Modern Russia

Second of a series of lectures on
Russia will be given by Professor
James H. Feeling Of Butler univer-
sity college of education at the Car
rollton avenue Reformed church
Sunday night. The subject will be
"The Five Year Plan"
The series is being sponsored by
the Philathea Sunday school class,
of which Mrs. Walter o. Lewis is
president.
An additional feature will be the
appearance of A. H. Worsham, con-
struction engineer, who recently has
returned from fifteen months in
Russia, and who will assist Profess
sor Peeling during the forum fol-
lowing the lecture, on questions
concerning present-day Russia.
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no not think for moment that
IL Jane JordanS interest in you
ends with your first letter. Write
as MANY as you choose, just as long
as you need help. If you have had
an experience which might help any
of the correspondents, send it in Tor
publication in this column.
IJnreouited love is one of the
great tragedies of existence, but
few people ever die of it. In spite
Of the fact that many think they
are going to die and many wish that
they would, the casualties from
broken hearts are relatively lew
This tender organ can suffer the
most crushing blows, only to spring
no again as good as new, and reaoy
for business. Ut,
Love sickness is something ike
sea sickness. 1t is horribly uncom-
Portable. but when you recover you
forget all about 1t.
The majority of sufferers from
unreouted love are women. men
seldom waste time in frettlng when
q woman rejects him. They hop up
cheerfully and hunt another When
women are deserted, they can not
crab the telephone and make date
With a new man. All they can do
is to sit around and nurse their
wounds until another sultor ap-
pears.
have before me ten letters from
women asking how to win the love
of an indifferent man, and only
two from men wishing to warm up
an indifferent woman. II these ten
over-anxious women just would take
q leaf from the book Of the lndlt-
ferent girls, they might have more
success.
Wants the UnObtainable
The persistence with which man
will pursue the woman who does
hot want him is food for reflection.
There NAV be girls to the right OF
him and girls to the left OF him who
would give their eye-teeth for the
love and devotion that he bestoWs
bn the woman who will have none
bf him. But he has eyes Tor no
bne but the unobtainable!
These two indifferent girls hold
put Just enough hope to keep their
lovers dancing. They promise to
TRY" to love them, which, II the
>men only knew, it is ridiculous
statement. Whenever you have to
"try'' to love some one. you are fore
doomed to failure, for love is a
spontaneous emotion.
These young men have asked me
whether 1 think a girl is justified
in delaying her answer to his pro-
nosal. That depends on why she
does it. If she says: Il do not know
YOU well enough 70 be able to tell
whether I want to live with you or
not / do not know your tastes
al desires / can not tell
whether the slight attraction I feel
for you Is permanent or passing
only association will teach me
whether or not we are congenial