davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-21
CHYRNY HYPNOTISTA
SA PREUKAzE v NEDEL'U

Uz tdto nedel'u V Sokolovni u
sporiadana bude zabava, ktora.
uist 'ujeme vSetkych, bude zauii.
mava. podivna nadovsetko ME
co noveho.
Bude to hypnoticke predstaye-
ME tanecna zabava " Sokolov-
nj pod {. 319 Washington st.
Preukazovat' sa bude Tora, sve-
toznamy hypnotist, ktorF sa uz
20 rokov preukazuje v tych mai
vacsich divadlach Spoj. Sta
toch. Ma jeho predstaveniach to-
no roku je al moe smiechu.
Citime sa st t'astni "a prilezi-
tost' predstavit' tohto cloveka a
jeho spolocnikov slovenskej We
rejnosti v tento cas-. Ochotny bu-
de poSllNlt tym, ktori maju ne
jake pochybnosti o jeho umeni.
Predstavenie potrva tri hodi-
ny hned' po predstaveni vybor-
ma orchestra bude hrat' k tancu.
ktory bude zdarma.
Vstupne na predstavenie a ta-
nee je len 25c. Povolavame vas.
aby ste sa prisli podivat' ma ME-
co, elm budete prekvapeni. Pri-
ved'te al svojich priatel 'ov. Pred
stavenie je usporiadane V pro-
speech Sboru 146. S. T. J. Sokol.
Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-21
Valna sch6dza
slov. republikanov
Bude v pondelok vecer v skol-
skom auditoriume osady Mena
JeziS.

Slovaci v meste Youngstowne
budu mat prilezitost' vypoeut
jedneho najpoprednejsich Slo-
vakov v Amerile ma vaInei scho-
dzi, ktora bude vydrziavana v
pondelok, "a. oktobra Z 80 We
Ger skolskej miestnosti pri O.
sade Najsv. Mena Jezis ma Steel
ton. Bude reGnit vel mi dobre
znamy pan Jozef A. Franek z
Farrell, Pa, ktory je prvyin ma
yorom toho mesta tiez je prvy
Slovak v Amerike, ktory dosiah-
nul ilrad mayora.
Mayor Franek prehovori slo-
venskej a anglickej reei. Vybor
zaobstaral al miestnych recnikov,
taktiez al hudbu.
Nezabudnite den a miesto: "a.
oktobra pri osade Najsv. Mef1a
Jezis Z 80 'vecer.
Vsetci budete vftani.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-21
Valnaasch6 dzas
sloW,denokratov
Odbyvat sa bude %. oktobra We
Ger v skole osady Sv. Alzbety
v Haselton.

Vsetci slovenski demokrati sii
pozvan1 ma vel XII demokratickii
schodzu, ktora sa bude odbyvat
v nedel'u, %. oktobra vecer pol
8. h6dine v skolskej miestnosti 0.
sadly Sv. Akbety ma N. Haseltine
Ave.
Ma tejto sch6dzi reenit' budd
len demokratickl kandidati o
krajinskych, statnych j okresnych
otazkach. volieia, prfd'te vypo-
cut pravdu. Prfd'te sa poucit'
o verejnych zalezitostiach. Kazdy
bude vitany. Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-21
Valn& sch6dza II
SLOW. repubikanov'
v Soko1ovni ma Lansingville, %,
oktobra vecer o 8. hodine.

Valna sch6dza slovenskych re-
publikanov ma Lansingville cd
byvat' sa bude v nedel'u, %. ok
tobra 8. hodine vecer Soko-
lovni ma Homewood Ave. Ma
tejto schodzi budd povedane re-
Ii rozlienych ,otazkach, ktore
sa hlboko dotykaji Slovakoy.
Vsetci Slovaci mech pridu. Hlav-
nymi recnikmi budn kongresman
John G. Cooper, pravotar A. T.
Kryzan, Kenneth Carlyle VIM.
E. Lewis.
Nasledovni kandidati budl pri-
tomnf: Jesse III. Leighninger, "a
okresneho zalobcu; George D..
Gluck Frank Vogan, "a okres.
komisarov; James A. Green, "a
klerka sldu; VIM. j. Engelhardt
"a serifa; Fred M. Griffiths; "a
okresneho rekordera; George P.
Lewis, "a okresneho pokladnika; /;
George Montgomery, "a okr. ze-
memeriea; M. E. Hayes, "a koro-
nera; Frank Agnew "a statneho
poslanca; Earl Haefner, "a Stat
neho poslanca; Theo: johnson,
"a okresneho sudcu; Arthur Nor
gan, "a probatneho sudcu.
Recnici bud1 recnit' o krajin-
skych, statnych a okresnych "a
lezitostiach a inych vaznych o.
tazkach. .Vvbor 81 'ubuje prekva.
pujiice pobavenie. Prid tie, Slo-
vaci, vsetci! Predsedat' bude Jan
J. Yarb. Jan s. Walko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-21
OD VYBORU MEDZINAR.
VYSTAVY v CLEVELANDE

Cteni bratia sestryl Zaiste
je yam lN znamo, ze v Clevelan-
de, Public Auditoriume bude
vel 'ka Medzinarodna vystava, ma
ktorej bude brat iicast AZ ma
rodnostf. Chceme teda al my Slo-
vaci byt' zastdpeni. K takejto
vystaver treba zbudovat' al pri-
meranv stanok, ktorom budii
nase slovenske veci vylozene.
Ponevac SINE pevne presvedce
nj, ze al Wy chcete vykonat' vasu
povinnost', totiz ze chcete po-
dat pomocn1 ruku nasmu vybo.
ru v tom vel 'kom podujatf, da-
vame al yam prilezitost' podpo-
rit' til vel 'avyznamnn vec. Ri
nancne, co mozete urobit' darom
a moralne, vasou prftomnost 'ou,
ohlasovanfm vystavy medzi Una.
mymi a zaslanim dakeho bohate-
no predmetu slovensksho ks vyrob-
ku a umenia ma vystavku.
Filiancne prispevky poslite ma
brata A. Hadbavny, pokl. vyboru
ma adresu 1926 Castle Ave, Gle
veland, O., predmety atd'. ma ad.
resu predsedu Okr. Sboru Slov.
Ligy a vyboru vyystavy, DR.. John
J. Weber, 1851 East Boulevard,
Cleveland. Ohio. 9s
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-21
ROOSEVELT TIEz
Boil v YOUNGSTOWNE

Franklin ID. Roosevelt,d demo.
kraticky kapdidat prezidentstva,
Dol V stredi.rano Youngstowne
ale nerecnil, lebo vtedy este spal.
Ma N. Y. Central stanici sislo sa
okolo 500 l'udf, ktori ho chceli
vidiet q pocut'. " Youngstowne
zamiena1i rusen ma ceste Z Buff
falo do Pittsburghu. v Pittsbur-
ghu Roosevelt povedal rec, ze je
ME "a vyplatenie bonusu vetera-
nom teraz. Youngstowneanom
odkazal, ze tu este pride Se BY
sa nebali ma neho hlasovat''.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-21
FEDERACIA IA POISTENIE
v NEZAMESTNANOsTI

Americka Federacia Prace pra-
cuje ma navrhu zakona, dPa kto-
reho Spoj. Statoch zavedene by
bolo poistenie proti nezamestna-
nosti. Tento navrh zakona bude
hotovy do 21. novembra, kedy
predostrety bude konyencii Fede-
racie. V decembri bude uz poda-
ny kongresu k pojednavaniu.
Americka Federacia Prace do.
savad sa vel'mi stavala proti po-
isteniu a .podpore v nezamestna-
nosti. Este lanskorocna konven-
cia Federacie poistenie zavrhla.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-21
Jubilejn& slavnost'
v osade Sv. C. a M.
Najstarsi RuSanslky Spolok slo-
venslT ma Mahoning doline sl&v
30-rotn6 jubileum teraz v nedel u.

Ruzansky Spolok v osade Sv.
Cyrilla a Methoda oslavi v tiito
nedel'u svoje 3O-rocne jubileum.
Oslaya sa vlastne zapocala uz '
piatok, tri-dnoyymi poboznost "a.
mi. Vo stvrtok 1dstvo prist1pilo
k sv. spovedi a piatok, sobotu
a nedel'u pri sv. omsach k sv.
prij1maniu. Piatkova omsa sl1He.
ma bola "a odstranenie zlych ca
soy, sobotn6 Ia duchovnych osa-
dy a osadnfkov, v nedel'u bude
"a zivyeh ,ddov tohto spolku a v
pondelok 5budet omsa i "a zomre-
lych 1dov.
V nedel'u pride SHIFT sv. ON.
su 10. rano Rev. j. w. Becka
z Clevelansi,, byvaly duchovny
teJtO Osady zaKladateI SpOlku.
Zakliicenie slavnosti bude v
skole nedel'u vecer pc .poboz-
nosti. Pani Katarina Sulik. privi-
ia duchovnych a obecenstvo
predstavi Rev St. Begallu, ako
A Z
toastmajstra. Recnit' bud1 .du-
chovni 20 slovenskych osad j. "a.
stupcovia spolkov. Ma ostatku
skolske dietky predstavia .hru,
ktor1 napisal Rev. Michal Tom
dra zvlastne pre- t1to slavnost'
a je venovana clenom bratstva
sv. Ruzenca. Slovenske' obecen-
stvo je srdecne pozvane ma t1to
oslavu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-21

Prezident Hoover, vez1c sa do
Clevelandu v sobotu. kde pove-
dal vel'kl rec, zastavil sa v ma
som meste 0 5. hodine popoludni
a povedal platformy B. O..
drahy ku 5000 osob poeitujn.
cemu zastupu tdto kratku rec:
"Moji priatelia, som vel'mi rad,
ze som. medzi ,Fami. Som vam hi
boko povd 'acny, ze ste prisli pa
nj Hooverovl. "a nina pozdravit'
TO posilnuje odusevnuje. TO je
d6kaz vasej podpory pojich
namahach. Nemusim vam hovo-
rit', ze mas narod presiel cez me-
slychanti krlzu, a nemusim vam
povedat', 5e kHfza sd odzrkadlila
j vo vasom meste v kazdom va
som dome. Postihnuti ste boli me-
zamestnanost'on, vase banky bo-
ly zavrete vase oceliarne boly
ciastocne zastavene. To je vysle.
dok nest 'astia, ktore sa prihnalo
do spojen5ch statov zpoza mora
a proti skt4rAnu nasa vlada ve-
die neustaly BOZ cd zaciatku. A
v tomto boji ukovali SINE slime
zbrane ma obranu americkeho
l'udu a priemyslu a zamestnania
a vasich domacnosti. Viete,. BE
jeden nastrojov vlady, ,ktory
SINE zhotovili, nedavno znovu O.
tvoril banky vo vasom meste. Ia
mestnanost', ktor1 SINE stupnova.
ne napomahali, zacfna sa javit'
v tomto meste.
Prave som dostal telegram,
ktory mi dodal povzbudenia Wac
nez cokol'vek ineho poslednych
tyzdhoch. Sdruzena tlaG oznamh-
je tito zpravu Youngstown:
'Zlepsenie vo vyrobe ocele ma bu-
duel tyzden zodvihne operacie '
oceliarhach youngstownskeho di-
striktn mad 20 percent kapacity
po prvy raz cd mnohych mesia.
GOV. Bessemer pee Sheet and Tube
Co, necinna Cd dvoch tySdhov,
obnovi cinnost' budlceho tyzdna,
cfm vyroba ocele u tejto spolos.
nosti bude najvyssia Cd vyse 70.
ka.'
Toto, priatelia moi, je rnko.
1apny q pozitfvny dokaz viditel',
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-21
NIzSIA CENA PLYNU
PRE- CAMPREIlL.

Mestska rada Campbell pri.
jala nabidku East Ohio Gas Co.
ma nizSie raty "a pHn, nasled-s
kom coho Campbellcania usporia
mesacne 5000 rocne 81 800. Pre-
kazdd domacnost to znaci asi 24c
mesacnych 1spor. Smluva bude
platna cd 18. nov. do nov. 1886.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-21
Vazne dive schodze

v pondelok, "a. oktobra vecer
0 7:30 budes schodza Slovenskej
Politickej Federacie v skole osa-
dy Sv. Cyrilla'a Methoda. vsetky
kluby matt byt' zast1pene.
v utorok, IS. oktobra vecer 0
8. hodine bude sch6dza v repub-
lilsanskom st&ne v budove War
ner divadla. Tu sa sijdu zastup-
covia obcanov cudzeho povodu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-21

v nedel'u, pondelok a ntorok
vecer Dol pri osade Mena Jezis
ma Steelton bazar, ktory sa ne
ocakavane vydarils Vo vsetky tri
vecery bolo ma haz6re mnoho l'u-
di. v nedel'u veSer bola pri ba-
zari kartova Sabsva; ' pondelck
Q utorok vecer tanecna. Hrala
obi 'dbenA aosadn6 Aorchestra pod
yedenina rdna Firpsku. Cisty zisk
. trojvederovehoba bazaru Dol yyse
900.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-21
WAsHINGTONOvA OsLAvA
BUDE VEL'KOLEPA

v pondelok vecer bola v Soko-
lovni ma Washington st. schodza
vyboru Washingtonovej oslavy,
ma ktorej vypracovany Dol boha-
ty program. TAtor slavnost' bude
"a. novembra, ma Pod'akovanie.
Ma sch6dzi zasthpene bolo mnoho
narodnych spolkov klubov.
Program bude oznameny no
vinach neskorsie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-21

HskonStrukcna Financna Kor.
porasia povolila Youngstown
$86; 75O q Mahoning okresu $48,-
600 p6zi6ku ma nl'avovanie bic.
dy medzi obyvatel'stvom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-21
Program oslavy 25-rocneho
jubifea osady Najsv. Troiice
0svp bisup McF Fadden bude sx pontkanu sv omsu Rev
Jozef Zbea bude mat savno kaz dopoudna 80 okto
bra vecer bude ubejny banket prftomnh duchovn5ch
IKSJ KSzJ nych knazov hosi zasupcov spolkov osad

leeko "a Dieveensky krdzok sv.
Terezky.
Osada Najsvatejsej Trejice v
struthers zalozena bola %. sep.
tembra 1901 Jei prvym duchov-
nym spfavco,n Dol Rev. Melchior
Furst.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-21
Haste SA o I,ISTY 81
MA TUNAjSEJ pO&TD

Nasledovni majl ma hi. poste
y Youngstown listyg ,ktors posta
nemoze dorucit pre- al6 adresy:
Katarfna Sulika tod. Baluch.
Stefan Koczka. M IL
Datcu George (Datko
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-21

hOu naJStarSOu OSadOu ma MahO
ming doline, oslayi ma nedel II, 80
oktobra t. r. 25-rocie svojho IA.
lozenia dostojne slavnostne
Slavnost' povySi svojou pritom
most 'ou osvp. vypomocny bisknr
clevelandsky, James A.. McFad-
den, ktory bude sltizit' slavnost
nd pontifikalnu sv. omsu V chra.
me IL. hodine predpoludnim a
mnohf .knazi i pocetni hostia. Ce.
Ia slovenska Mahoning dolina
bude zast1pena.
Jubilejny vybor, ma cele du-
chovnym spravcom osady, Rev.
Jozefom Krispinskym, pripravi1
nasledovny program:
Privitanie osvp. biskupa Nc.
Faddena skolskymi dietkami.
Slavnostne bohosluzby. Bisku-
pow asistovat' bud1 pri sv. omsi
Msgr. Nicholas Franche co arci.
knaz; Rev. Stefan Koeis co la
hen; Rev. Stefan Begalla co pod.
jahen a biskupsky tajomnik Rev.
DIR. Vincent Balmot Clevelan.
du co majster. ceremonif.
Anglickh slavnostn1 kazen po:
vie osyp. biskup McFadden.
Slovensk1 slavnostnii kazen
povie Rev. Jozef Zalibera 2 De-
troit, Mich.
Pri sv. omsi' spieva osadny spe.
rvokol a ma organe hra 81. Helena
Baka1ar, organistka.
Rev. Jozef Zalibera Rev. Ste.
fan Begalla, s1 byvalymi duchov-
nymi osady. Rev. Stefan Koeis
Dol kaplanom ma tej osade. Ma
slavnostnych poboznostiach pri-
tonne budd vsetky vel. sestry,
ktore osada dala cirkvi, a sice tri
z klastora Villa Marie v Bed
ford, a dvanast' 20 slovenskeho
klastora radu sv. Vincenta.
Cestne miesto v kostole bud1
mat starsi osadnici a osadni.
cky.
Vecer pol s. hodine zacne sa
jubilejny banket v osadnej sieni.
Zapoene no duchovny osady, Rev.
Jozef Krispinsky privitanim obe-
censtva predstavenim Rev. FIR.
Dubosa, hi. duchovneho IKSJ.. co
toastmajstra. Ma bankete slav-
nostn1 rec povie Rev. Stefan Ko
els, hi. duchovny IKSZJ. a histo.
riu osady rozpovie p. Michal Du-
gas, jeden najstarsich osadniL
kov a slovenskych pionierov ma
iMahoning doline. Recnit' budd
este: mayor mesta Struthers,
Hon. 7. A. Roberts; "a zenske
spolky pani Julia Danko; "a
muzske spolky p. Jan G. .Kocis.
Ma bankete bude spev a hudba.
Vybor oslavy postal zvldstne
pozvanky slovenskym duchoynym
a slovenskym spolkom ma tdtc
pamatnd slavnost''.
Vybor slavnosti e4tento: Rev.
Jozef Krispinsky, predseda; ku-
ratori osady PIP. Andrej Bakalar,
Jozef Adam, Karol Virostek a
Michal Vilkos NIL, clenovia. w
boru ma pomoci bud1 predsedovia
predsednfckyi, spolkov: Jan G.
Kocis "a 6. 234. IKsJ. a Sbor
266. Katol. Sokola; Jozef Stanko
"a G. 259. IKSJ.; Michal Varsa
"a N. Q. {. "a. IKSJ.; Stefan
Mikler "a Atleticky Klub Najsv.
Trojice; Stefan Kubicko "a Odb.
81. MSS; Azbeta Babel "a Ru-
zansly Spolok a Odbor a. live
ny; Julia Danko "a G. 156. i. II.
IS. 2. il; Maria Writes "a 6. BO.
Penn. 2. &. ~; Maria Hanzely "a
Pam. Oddiel :. 66.; 81. Anna Ho-
Evening star., 1932-01-24

IA soon as Col. Baker had perfected his
arrangements he sent his detectives
throughout all the southern counties of Mary
land In the meantime two Negroes had come
in and reported that suspicious characters
were seen winding their way in the direction
of Marlboro Detectives of Col Bakers force
who visited the lower counties of Maryland
reported that there were over sixteen hundred
cavalry and about six hundred detectives, from
New York, Philadelphia, and elsewhere, scour-
ing those counties. day or two afterward
Col Baker applied to Col Eckert and obtained
two telegraph operators to tap the telegraph
wires and telegraph Office was established
at Chapel Point, near the Chaptico.
"a Negro who was brought in at the time
Informed Col Baker that he had seen Booth
and a companion cross the Potomac at Swans
Point, which place is on the Potomac, miles
above Leonardtown. Col. Baker, not having
full confidence in the testimony of the Negro,
questioned him very closely, and, finding the
Negro correct In his statement, ordered Col.
E. j. Conger and Lieut.. L. B. Baker to pro-
ceed to arrest the party. Col. Baker applied
to Gen. Hancock for q guard, and requested
that the men detailed for the duty should be
willing to do their duty in all particulars.
Gen. Hancock, in compliance with the re-
quest of Col Baker, detailed detachment OF
the 10th New York Cavalry, under command OF
Lieut. Dougherty, to report to Col. Baker. They
reported, and Col Baker at once inspected the
officers and men, and, believing he had dis
Evening star., 1932-01-24

made careful inquiry and were satisfied that
the report was not without foundation. We
refraned, however, from making any alusion
to the matter, In obedience to the request Of
the military authorities, as communicated IN
a circular dated the 21st instant.
THE body of Booth was brought to the city
on the tugboat Idea Capt Wilson, and was
in charge of Lieut.. Dougherty and q squad OF
the 18th New York Cavalry.
the Government, and who had much to do
with the arrangement of the details resulting
in the capture of Booth, we gather the follow
ing particulars.
"At the time of the assassination Of Presi-
dent Lincoln, Col. L. G. Baker, provost mar
shal and chief military detective of the War
Department, was with his force in New York,
attending to important Government business.
He was at once summoned to Washington, and
was ordered to use all his efforts to effect the
capture of Booth and others implicated in the
assassination OF President Lincoln and the
attempted assassination of Secretary Seward
and son.
"Col Baker, who arrived here on the Sunday
succeeding the assassination, after looking at
all the circumstances refused to pursue myth.
The authorities seemed to have no idea as TO
where Booth had gone, or the direction he had
taken. Col. Baker at once secured photo
graph of Booth, Of Surratt Of Herold and OF
other parties implicated in the assassination,
and by his direction the selling OF the photo
graphs was prohibited, except to detectives.
Evening star., 1932-01-24

ELSEWHERE in the Intelligencer of the same
l. date appears an account of the capture of
the assassin, which, although containing minor
errors vet, on the whole, is substantially cor
rect 1t says:
"The Capture of Booth.
yesterday morning the city was electrified
by the announcement that John Wilkes Booth,
the assassin of President Lincoln, had been
captured 1t was hoped that he had been
taken alive, and that offended justice would
be avenged by his summary execution in due
course of law; but he has paid in q less public
manner the penalty Of his great crime.
"At as early an hour as o'clock on Wed
nesday night rumors were flying thick and
fast that Booth had been captured.
The fact was generally believed, and we
Evening star., 1932-01-24
By JOHN CLACETT PROCTOR.

OwEVER unfortunate it may be,
there is no denying that there are
some people in this big world Of
Il ours who are willing to believe any
thing they see in print. To them
u everything they read Is true or at
Evening star., 1932-09-11
MOOnl1t MIRAGE
ByDHldtadR r. WhHe
One of The Star Magazines
First-Run Stories.
Illustrated by Stirling Hill
Illustrated by Stirling Hill

[ JOWEVER, she had kept her word about
contradicting him in front of others. No
matter what he said she made no comment.
But sometimes the surprised, incredulous ex-
preston on her face was more eloquent than
if she had made an outright contradiction.
The funny part of it was that Lois was
usually right. But why in heaven couldn't
she let one remark of his stcnd without ques-
tioning? 1t was a small matter but never
theless, it had seemed that their recent die
agreements had hinged on the fact that Lois
was so irrefutably correct.
Lois sat on one small foot and looked stonily
out OF the window 1t had misted a bit but
the moonlight was so bright she could see
perfectly. 1t was a gorgeous view
1t had been sentimental and apparently
idiotic idea of hers to have Gordon drive her
to Graces. She had thought because they had
been able to discuss the looming divorce amic-
ably that they could manage one final trip
without further unpleasantness. Evidently
they couldn't 1t really had started before they
had left the house this morning.
so, you told the Castles and the Hathaways
that you were going the road with me?"
Gordon speculatively examined the piece of
toast he was spreading, and without looking
up, asked briefly "Why?"
Il didn't care to advertise to our friends
the great success we have made of our two
years marriage" Lois tone was more whiting
than the words. There's no need for them
to know that am going to Grace's to live
while I secure divorce"
"Oh, I see," and Gordon gave a short. dis
appointed laugh. IT thought perhaps you lad
changed your mind.">
Hardly. Why should II"
mo reason at all"
Blue eyes met hazel across the breakfast
nook, kindled and flashed
Evening star., 1932-09-11
A Six-Letter Word Meaning Trouble -

Nancy and Eileen got on together just little
better than the wives of two boyhood friends
could be expected to-
Six mornings a week Herb and George drove
down to the business district together one
week IN Herbs car, the next week in Georges.
1t was, they explained to each other, SEN
sible and economical arrangement But Nancy
and Eileen having had some experience of
marriage themselves, called it the Husbands
Daily Confessional.
Nancy had named it so one evening while
the four Of them were playing contract.
I've just been thinking up rhyme said
Nancy, who was dummy. "Listen" Then she
smiled sagely and began intoning:
Between the dark and the daylight
that's right after breakfast
When everything looks pretty sour
and doesn't it just!-
Comes a pause in the days occupation
yes, it's time to 60 to the Office
Which is known as Our Husbands Hour
and howl"
nURING the course of the evening the morn
- ings drive received its formal name And,
as Herb reflected afterward, the queer part OF
it was that Nancy was right. George and he
did talk things over a good deal; not really
intimate things and not really important things,
DuC JuSL-WSll, IhngS. innings ike buttons, 1Or
instance, and the various little funninesses Of
women.
So it was that Herb decided to make little
bet with George. But when the time for max
ing the bet came George would have none
of it.
III bet on horse race" said George, skill
fully sliding past another and at the same
time avoiding an approaching truck, land on
whether the next card turned up is going to be
red or black but I'll be darned if I'll put
good money on what any is isn't
going to do. Anyway, my hunch is the same
as yourS-She won't"
Its a good suit too," Herb commented.
you remember it, George"
Better take it to the tailor's.''
Herb shook his head. "In be hanged if do"
Matter of principle-ay?"
Moo not that I guess I'm just sort of
curious"
Sew it yourself" George suggested.
That's what I've done more than once"
But Herb shook his head again. I'll take
a look in couple of days. he remarked.
| iERB waited until the fourth MORNING
Then he looked. The button was still
missing. He scowled at the suit as he held it
Evening star., 1932-09-11

1t had seemed that, from the start of their
trip, everything that had gone wrong had been
in some way her fault. She had used the car
the day before. Therefore, when a noise had
developed in the engine, Lois had been to blame.
Gordon had thought he could fix it, but she
had ridiculed the idea, and had insisted on
stopping at a garage. There they had been
held up for hours. OF course, Lois was ac-
countable for this