davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-19
PREHL 'AD historic ZEN
SKYCH PRAC.

hodnosti a akoby prednosti tlo-
veka mad vsetktnli inymi tvormi
je zaiste ruka. Uz staroveku
vedeli to mndri muzovia, lebo uz
filozof Aristoteles povedal: "Clo-
vek obdrzal ruku preto, be ma
rozumnu duSu''. A NAL pravdu,
lebo prave ruka je tym cinite-
Pom, ktory uvadza do skutoeno-
sti vsetko to, co bystry duch rud-
sky vymyslel Ona je prostredni-
kom zvlast "a nasej DOLBY, ktora
tvori divy a zazraky. PodivaJme
sa ma priklad ma lokomotivu, ma
parovoz, ako okolo mas prebehne
ohromnym rachotom ohnivym
dychanim tiahne "a sebou cely
rad t'azkych vozov rychlost 'ou
vetru. Nepozastavf sa pudska my
sel' mad tymto vytvorom, ktory
ie dielom piatich prstove o ruke
ludskej skutocne mono pove-
dat, ze miesta ma miesto horv
a skaly prenasa. Ruka ! 'udska O.
panovala cel1 zem, prekonala
prekazky oceanov a spojila vset-
ky ciastky zeme, ba vynasla i
stroj, ktorFm sa clovek dosta-
ne pod vodu vzlietne mad po.
vrch zemsky. Ba ludska ruka
podrobila svojej moci zivly me-
viditel'ne, ako elektrinu. radiove
ziarenie a pod.
A jako ruka muza ohromnvch
velikfch dielach podava dokaz
svoiej schopnosti, tax Ease ruky
zeny vynikajd pracami, hodny-
mi najvyssieho obdivu pre- svoju
neznost', jemnost' krasu. Ako
muzovi zelezo, tax zene zas nit
ka sl6zi, aby vydala skvele do.
kazy schopnosti svojej ruky.
Pozrime sa len ma khsok zenskej
prace, ma priklad ma cipky belgi-
cke. z TAX jemnych nitiek sil zho-
tovene, ze jednotlive uzlieky mo-
zno uvidiet' iba Ma podlozenom
ciernom papieri. Aky to rozdiel
medzi jemnou rucnou pracou ze-
ny a mocnou a tvrdou pracou
rnk muza!
A teraz nieco historic zen
skych rucnych prac. Kedy kde
povstaly, to je zakryte rtiskom
davnovekosti, avsak toll je l.
ste, ze povod tohoto umenia ma
lezi krajinam azijskym. Svedec-
tvom toho sn i cirkevne spisy. Ma
prfklad cirkevny otec Tertu!ia-
nus, ktory I'll v prvej polovici 3.
storoeia, pise vo svojej knihe
zenskom odeve, ze obyvatelia
Frigie vynasli umenie vysivat' i
10
hlou rozlicne figlry ma tkaniny.
0 davnovekosti vysivanych prac
svedci i to, re "a dolby Moizisovej
boly uz medzi zidmi zname OBJ
P1bene ze al muzovia boil u.
meni vysivat' vycviceni. v knihe
Mojzisovej pripomina Aholiat 2
pokolenia Dan, ze pod jeho spra-
YOU ma oponach svatyne povysi-
vane boly obrazy Cherub1nov.
Najvzdelanejsf predkrest'ansky
narod: Grekovia pripisoval po-
vod vysivania samej bohyni Mi
nerve a 2 toho vysvita, ako veli-
kej vaznosti toto umenie u Gre
kov pozivalo uz vtedy. I Ovidius
ma poyiedku 0 tom, ze grecka ze-
ma Ariadne pustila sa bohynou
Pallas do vysfvania o zayod, ale
preto, ze druha zvit 'azila, nest a.
stna Ariadne bola hou premene-
ma pav1ka, ktory do dneska a.
koby "a trest vsade niti pradie.
Atallus, kral' pergansky, vyna.
siel Y VII. storocf pred Kristom
vysfvanie zlatom a striebrom a
sfce ma tkaninach vlnenych. Wy
sfvanie zlatom q striebrom ma
platne poystalo y iii. storoci do
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-19
VAS POKRM "A VASE
ZDRAVIE.
DETsKE zUBY.
Pise Shirley w. Wynne. M. D.,
P. H., komisar zdravotnictva me
sta New York.
Fills.

Fills.
Zdrave zuby q d'asna davajt
pocit pohodlia zachovavajd mas
dobry vzhl'ad. Zavdavajd nam
moznost', aby smc sa mohli te-
Sit dobremu zdravin.
Zanedbavanie zubov moze po-
sobit' tvorenie sa nepatrnych tia-
stok sukrvice okolo korenov zu-
bow, ktoryze hnis moze sa potom
dostat' do krvi zapriGinit' tax
srdecnd chorobu, zapalenie kost'
klbov, alebo vaznu podvtzivr
venujte preto zubom svojicb
dietok td peclivost', ktord po.
trebujd. Zacat' treba hned' ns
zaciatku zivota. ba Go Wac, prve'
ktm 50 diet'a narodf. Peclivost
cistotu zubov a uzfvanie kef6c
ky pri ich cisteni je prave tai
d6lezite, jako k1panie a rhca nc
Slivost' telo. Treba vsak kon
statovat', ze al najpeclivejsie ke.
fovanie a cistenie samo sebe ne
zaruGuje este zdrave zuby.
Je nevyhnutne potrebne, aby
okrem cistenia zubov bola venc
vana poEornost' al dikte, lebo
spravna dista dodava telu mine
ralne latky vitaminy, potrebne
pre- zdravy vzrast zubot.
Spravna, dobre "balancovana' >
dieta pozostava 2 primeranah;
mnozstva cerstveho mlieka (ho'
len jeden kvart pre- diet'a), z do
davky urcitaho mnozstva vita
minu D, obsazeneho slnecno"'
svetle, rybacieho tuku, alebc
viosteroln, jako al 20 surovej a.
lebo varenej zeleniny (najma re
leniny listnatej) a citrusoveho O.
vocia fpomaraneov, citronov a
grape.fruitov), d'alej al para
dajok. Krone toho jedzte dosta
tocne mnozstvo ostatntch druhov
ovocia a zeleniny. Ak budete 50
riadit' tymto pokynom, bndetr
zasobovat' telo vsetkymi ttmi
mnohymi minerssnymi latkami :
vitaminami,. ktorych pre- zdravt'
vzrast zubov je potreba.
Ably SINE mohli zasobovat zub,
rhcou potravou, ktora by bola NJ
osoh ich vzrastu, treba i'm veno
vat rdcu peclivost'.
Navstevujte preto zubneho lc-
kara v pravidelntch prestavkact
a to najmenej kazdtch sest' me
siacov. Diet'a- ma zatat' chodjt
K zubnemu lekarovi k prehliad
kan q opatere zubov najneskor
lie, ked' dospeje tretieho roku
svojho veku.
Kefujte zuby a masirujte d'as
ma kazd& rAno a vecer. Po kaz
dom kefovani zubov treba tista
ride vyplachnut'. Kefovanie su-
bow a yyplachovanie fist udrzia,
va v cistote fsta aj dych.
AK narastaid vasmu diet at n
krive zuby, id'te 8 nim hneda a
zaraz k zubnemu lek&rovi. Cir
mladSie je diet'a, t5m snadnejsic
daj6 50 taketo zuby .narovnat'
zuby stisnut6 alebo nepravidelnf
ro vzraste m63u sp6sobit vAanp
nesnadze. M6zu zaprfeinit zapa-
lenie d'asien . : toho maSe vzkrs.
nit pyorrhea.
venuite najvacsiu peelivost'
prvtm zubom svojho diet'at'a
Hoci prvs zuby 81 len docasna
wzaduj6 prAve tol 10 peclivosti,
jake zuby trvacne. Druh4 zubr
vlSho diet'at'a budd prave tax
debr6. jake peclivost', ktord ve-
Apjste jeho prytm xubom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-19
Jei taionIstvo.
Napisal.: +. Cirikov.
I STRANA. s.

spolocnym zivotom. Srdeene pria
tel 'stvo otcov a matiek precho-
dilo ma deti a deti bolo tn tam
mnoho, chlapcov dievcat, preto
zivot plynul veselo a hlucne. III
vot plynul rovnako tax Y zilne "a
ko lete. Y zine chodily deti
spolocne do skoly 20 skoly v
1ete odchodily Ease spolocne ME
kan na prazelniny Privykly.
spriatelily sa, utvorily jednu vel
XII rodinu, a tax nepozorovanf
rastly. Mit'a Katusa zvlast
lnui k sebe. Matky, ked' toto
zbadaly, robily 81 plany do bu-
d1cnosti.
- Zda sa, ze pridemc do 70
diny.
TAX to vyzera...
Presto ale niekol 'ko dni a po-
dozrenie bolo akesi nenrcita. Ka
tuska Nit 'om sa pre- akdsi hlil
post pohnevali a poyadili 81.
- Ty 81 lagan mic Wac
A ty 81 sprosta hus a Wac
nicl -.
A matky zasIy nae ,Fmto "a
miesaly sa i'm do zvady.
Cd dneska ia sa katou
nerozpravam, oznamuje Nit 'ko
S tym somarom chcem mat
navzdy pokoj, vyslovila Katka
A nikto to netusil. ze Pc t&
kychto vyrokoch obaja trpeli ne
znesitelne, plalali ziadali s
smierenie elm prv...
Protivny Nit o! Skaredy :;
do nevystatia ehlapec! SeplSal,
Katka veeer do hlavnic a sediaC
pri otvorenom obloku, dychtiv
nasldchala kazdemu hlasku- "a
hrade, ci by nezachytila hlas Nj
t'ov. Pri tom utierala 81 SLY
oc1 usmievala sa sama nevediac
preeo jej tax tecu...
Presly roxy a iskra 6istei icl
lasky mohutnela, ale peelive skrI
vala sa pred l'ud mi Milovali SO
vzajomne a skryvali to jedor
pred druhym, aby nevyzradil'
svoje tajomstvo a to len preto
ze sa bali, ze miesto laskY naSl'
by u druheho len priatelstvo.
Vykate ST? = divili sa pu.
dia, hi 'adiac ma Katusu ma Di.
mitrija, ktori spolu hovorievaE
vel mi zdvorile. ...
NIit'o mykol plecom, katka
svraStila obocie:
Me SINE deti. Vyrastli sme
V lete lily obe rodiny Tia Won.
kove. Tu stala sa neprijemna wee
Mit'ov kamarat, Student, priSie
no navStivit' Zamiloval sa III
Katusi. V lese ma hubach vyzna
jej lasku, ,ale Katusa sd mu roz
osmiala a utiekla. Prcpelkin sko
ell do rybnika, ale Mita no za
chranil. Ako sa dalo ocakavat
hned' toho povstaly klebety, Z,
rodicia Katuskiny nedovolia je.
so studentom priatelit sa a re Q
ma je don zamilovana. Ale niko-
mu pri tom nenapadlo, re by mo
hla byt Katuska do Mit'u zalni.
lovana. A Mft'a to tiez nevedel
Vtedy ziarlil ma kamarata a v
bezosnych nociach 81 umienil, IL
no vyzve ma snboj. Ale k tornu
nedoslo.
Katarfna Vladimfrovna, ste
spokojna, ze som vam zachranil
Prepelkina9
- =.
To mi je l'ahostajne!
Aka bezcitnost'. Ona jednodu
cho nemoze q nevie milovat', po
myslel 81 Mft'a rozhodol sa. ze
Katuske nikdy nevyzna svoju Ii
sku...
Presiel rok. Mit'a skoncil stG
die voienskd povinnost'. A ne
jedno srdce dieveenske tajne tn
lilo "a MIN.
A Katka Palivanova v tie easy
Ella Moskve navstevovala
" knrzv.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-19

ma vojnu.
Mit'ag - Pravdaze, we'd .je
poruc1kom..
A vecer, ked katusa zazrela
osvetlenv oblok Mit'ov, zaplaka-
la:
Ach, Mlt'a, drahv Mit'a...
Snad sa vojny. AMI nevratis a
nikdy sa nedozvies, ze som ia
milovala...
| vybehla von al na schody
KoroleviGovho domu l; chcela
vybehnft hore, ably sa dozvede-
la pravdu. Ma schodoch sa zasta-
villa, ably svoje roztulenie premo-
hla pevne 81 unlieniac. ze sa
neprezradi, zazvonila. Dlho jej
neotvarali. Konecne ziavil sa Mi
TIA ohleceny vo vojenskej rovno-
Safe.
Teda je to pravda. - zvo-
lala Katusa. Este dobre. ze bolo
Y chodbe tina - nebolo teda vid-
no iei rozpalene lica. - AXE je
to divine. re ste V rovnoSatc. -
aolozila.
Pozajtra, Katar1na Waldo
mfrovna, rukujeme. Nespomlnaj-
te na nina po zlom, riekol Di-
mitrij..
Y predsieni povedah 81 niekof
ko obycainych fraz, hoci obaja
mysleli len ma jedno slovitko: :
milujem -
V jedalni je mnoho rozhadza
nych veci = vsetky pre- Nit u -
ktore ieho matka starostlive skla
da do otvoreneho kufra. Sn IT,
vsetci bratia i otec. S h6asten-
stvom pozerajii ma Mft'u ktor,F
odide cd mich do kruteho zivota
Katusa nemoze odtrhnut' oci Cd
neho. Je takv krasnv a dohry V
tdto chvil'u. / zda sa .jej p6yab-
nejsim drahsim ako kedvkoi-
vek predtym. Odchodi na vojnu.
kde cha smrt'. a on je taky po-
kojn%, nezny laskavy ku vset-
kTm zartuje usmieva sa. Hl'a
prisadol k nej, nesmelc sa u,
smial chce nieao povedat
- Snad' mi napisete niekedy
niekoIko SLOW! Budem st 'astnE,
ak 81 na mia spomeniete..
- Isteze napisem... Ale na a
XII adresu? ..
= Armada CHINA. Lenkoransky
pluk, poru6fkovi Korolevieovi...
Katlska sa zachvela, muSi 81
to zapfsat', lebo mac zabudne,
a ceruza je Nit 'ovej izbe.. Sla
Obzera sa V rozpakoch seda ku
pfsaciemu stoliku. Je Y izbe... Ne
zavel'a bude opusteny... Ruha
sa iej trasie a Katuska nem6za
81 spomenut' na memo plukn a "a
nou oval sa HAS, ktorI rozochral
iei dusu. .E
- Nasli ste ceruZu?
Ano. ale zabudla som memo
pluku.
Dimitrij pomenoval pluk a ma
kloniae ga mad nu, riekol proseb-
nfm hlasom:
= A odpoviete mi, ked' yam
napisem? -. a
- Pravdaze!
- ia som vas vobec chcel pro-
sit, aby ste mi dovolili VAN DO
pisovat'. Jedon list som yam uz
Al napisal... Dostanete no den po
zprave o mojej smrti.,.
Zachvela sa nerozumela do
bre, co hovoril.
Napiste, alebo.
Uz som no nap1sal. Brat ho
po mojej smrti hodi do truhlicky
?ostovej.
Preeo do truhlicky? Preeo.
ME mne do ruky?
Me, v tom liste je tajom-
Stvo, ktore nemozem prezradit
len po mojej smrti.
- Preeo hovorite 0 smrti?
- Cltim, ze sa nevratim. Ne
mozem predsa ratat ma take ne
Evening star., 1932-10-21
BANDITS GET S192
IN THREE HOLD-UPS
Motorist Says Two Men Took $3.50
From Him and Drove Away
in His Car.

A total of s19275 was obtained last
night by robbers in three hOld-upS and
a pocketbook snatching reported to po-
lice.
Harry Brown of the 700 block of
Morton street was robbed of $780,
Brown told police two colored men
jumped on the running board of his
car, took the money, forced him from
the machine and drove off in it. Sub
sequently he found the car at the place
where the robbers said they would
leave it.
Jacob Hamaton. proprietor of
store in the 1900 block of Vermont ave-
nue., was held up late last night by two
men. who robbed him of SIS, he re-
ported to police
Ida Guy, Of the 200 block of Twelfth
place northeast, told police she had
been robbed Of Sl375 by a man in
whose car she went to Virginia. The
automobile had Pennsylvania license tags.
Annie McKimmon Of the 100 block
Of c street southeast, reported her
pockctbook. containing 81 in cash. eye
glasses and a bar pin. valued at S25,
was snatched from her By young man
near her home.
An armed white man who jimmied
hi way into the apartment of Mrs.
Robert A Lord, 1860 Ciydesdale place,
shortly before noon, fed after finding
she had only small amount Of change
Mrs. Lord said she aWoke to find the
man standing over her with revolver.
Evening star., 1932-10-21
CHESAPEAKE FERRY
LOAN IS INDORSED
Merchants and Manufacturers
Head Calls R. F. c. Attention
to Benefits in Project.

The proposal to establish new ferry
line from Chesapeake Beach to Cam
bridge. Nd, on the Eastern Shore of
Chesapeake Bay, was indorsed yester-
day by Mark Lansburgh, president of
the Merchants and Manufacturers As
sociation Mr.. LanSburgh. in a letter
to the Reconstruction Finance Cor
poration, called attention to the action
taken two years ago by the Board of
Governors of the association in advo-
eating such ferry in the interest of
public convenience.
Such a ferry" Mr.. Lansburgh
stated. would provide the truck farm
ers of the lower Eastern Shore with
a more direct route to their market in
Washington, which would save more
than an hours time over the present
route and would open new artery OF
traffic to the Nations Capital" The
association, therefore, urged the Re
construction Finance Corporation to
give earnest consideration to the re-
quest of the Chesapeake Beach Railway
for loan to finance the hAding of
tel eels and equipment fo he op-
ers - Of this ferry.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-08-24
THREE men KILLED
in RUSH DOWN HILL
Circus Trucks Get Out of Hand
on Grades at Duluth; Fourth
Victim May Die

Duluth, ug. 24.-P)-Three men
are dead, fourth is dying, and three
others were seriously injured early
Wednesday when drivers lost contro
OF two circus trucks on Duluth hills.
Torrance LOBBY, st. Paul, and Paul
Sikorsky, Arcadia, Kansas, were in.
Stantly killed, while Albert Beardsley
Chicago, died four hours after the &C.
cidcnt.
r. H. Hargrave, Terrill, Texas, was
not expected to live.
The two trucks were coming from
Hibbing and the circus employees
were on their way to New Ulm, Mimi,
when one pulling trailer got out of
control coming into Duluth on the
central entrance of the Miller trunk
highway.
The truck gathered speed at every
block until 1t was estimated it was
travelling between 10 and 80 miles an
hour. It plunged over a high en-
bankment after travelling about eight
blocks down hill, and crashed into the
side of an apartment building. The
body of the truck plunged Is feet from
the apartment. The chassis was
damned against the building.
Six men were in the truck, five of
them asleep.
The second truck, carrying ferris
wheel, broke loose and plunged down
the hill to land In a lumber yard. The
truck was wrecked and the driver
seriously injured.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-08-24
South DakOtans Are
Boosting Wheat Move

Pierre, S. D., Aug. 24.-tP)-Gover-
nor Warren Green and L. G. Troth
state agriculture secretary Wednes-
day expressed approval of the "dolla.
wheat" plan started in North d.
kOta.
Dell Willis, Tolna, N. D., sponsor
of the program for withholding wheat
from market until the farmers are
paid 81 a bushel, obtained letters of
endorsement from the two South Da-
kota officials.
II am in hearty sympathy with any
plan which will give the farmer a bet
ter price for the products Of his farm
Mr.. Green said. a.. I would
be glad to lend my aid to any plan
that has a possibility Of assuring the
farmer living for his products"
Troth said he Is convinced Of the
feasibility of this program II the
farmers and other groups OF the
wheat growing states will get behind
1t solidly.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-08-24
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF William c. eastman, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned. Evan P. eastman. the ex.
and of the estate of William c. Cash
man, late of the city of Bismarck, in
the County of Burleigh and State Of
North Dakota, deceased, to the cred
against said deceased, to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within
six months after the first publication
of this notice, to said executor at his
residence at Number 522-9th street,
north. in the city of Bismarck. in said
Burleigh County. or to the Judge Of
the County Court of said Burleigh
County, at his office In the Burleigh
county. North Dakota Court House. in
the city of Bismarck, in Burleigh
You are hereby further notified
County Court within and for the
County of Burleigh, and state of
of March, A. d. 1888, at the hour Of
10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day.
at the Court Rooms, in the said
Court House in the said city OF BIS
marck, in said County and State. as
the time and place for hearing and
adjusting all claims against the estate
of the said William c. eastman, De-
ceased, which have been duly and
regularly presented as hereinbefore
provided.
Dated August GOTH, A. D. 1882.
Evan p. eastman,
the executor of the last will
and testament and of the es-
tate of William c. eastman,
deceased.
Geo. NJ. Register,
Attorney of said Executor,
Bismarck, North Dakota.
First publication on the 8-24-31 81
day Of August, A. ID. 1882.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-08-24
|SP0RTSMEN SAVING
PARALYZED FOWLS
Several Hundred Persons En-.
gagged in Rescue Work at
Burleigh County Lake

Several hundred persons Wednes-
day were at Long Lake, IS miles
southeast Of Bismarck, engaged IN
rescuing paralyzed wildfowl from
the waters of the lake.
Ducks, made helpless from drink
! ing the stagnant water, were being
carried from the lake and carried to
a reservoir near Sterling and to Pur-
sian lake.
Cooperating in the rescue work
were sportsmen from Bismarck and
the surrounding territory, members Of
the local chapter of the 1zaak Wal
ton League, volunteer farmers from
Burleigh and Kidder counties, and
Boy Scouts from Bismarck and Man
dan under the supervision of w. g..
Fulton, scout executive.
Between 1000 and 5000 ducks al
ready are believed to have died from
drinking the brackish water and ap-
proximately $4,000 more are believed
to be in danger.
The water level is extremely low
and in many places the water is only
one-half inch deep.
1t is planned to set off bombs inter-
mittently to keep wildfowl away from
the shallow water.
Floyd B. Johnson, Watertown, s.
D., representative of the federal
biological survey commission. has
been asked to come to Bismarck to
give expert aid in the rescue work.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-08-24
Women Are Urged to
Watch City Expenses

Washington, Aug. 24.-(P)-Mrs.
Grace Morrison Poole, widely. travelled
new president of the General FEEDER
alton of Womens clubs, Wednesday
returned from still more travels to
launch what she labelled a These
United States" movement among
women.
More than 100000 miles in 81 Diff
ferent countries has been her record,
and yet she remarked: I'VE women
need to narrow our horizons, rather
than broaden them, right now. We
should clean up our own back yards. "
Mrs. Poole said she would urge the
approximately two million women be-
longing to the $4,000 federated clubs
under her supervision to "go down to
the city hall or town hall" Of their re-
spective communities, land ask to
seee how the money is spent"
Women should know, she commended.
how the income Is spent in state and
town-and how it is wasted-"for as
spenders of the family income they
have had wide experience in watching
apportionment to prevent waste, and
they should use this experience to the
advantage Of the community"
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DESCRIBES PARKS AT
MEETING OF ROTARY
S. W. Corwin Outlines Develop.
ment of Garden Spots
in Bismarck

Civilization could not exist with
out the beauty of trees, S. w. Corwin
said in an address on Bismarck's
parks before the Rotary club here
Wednesday noon.
Custer park was the first park in the
city, Corwin said, and the credit for
its development from an unkempt
coulee to the city's garden spot must
be given to the womenS clubs respon-
sible for its existence.
Tatley park in the southeast section
of the city was presented to the city
by Henry Tatley. It will be deevlop-
ed for the children living in the dis
trict.
Hillside park, east of the city, is a
35-acre tract, which is being lands
capped and developed.
Given to the park board by the
Kiwanis club, Kiwanis park is locat-
ed in the natural timber land south
OF the city. At the site are picnic
grounds and athletic and playground
equipment.
Riverside park, which houses the
tourist camp, has 581a acres of trees
along the Missouri. Roads through
the park have been constructed to
make one Of the most scenic drives
in the territory around Bismarck.
Pioneer park OH the river road
north of Bismarck overlooks the Mis-
souri, from site where Indians once
lived and fought battle. Below in
the timber land is a picnic ground
open to the public.
Another park is situated near
Memorial highway west of the city
and contains Park lake.
Visitors at the meeting were George
w. Brock, Chicago: v. X. Doe, Min
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Finish RedecOrating
OF Sarah Gold ShOu

In preparation for showing of new
fall merchandise the Sarah Gold shop
at 312 Main avenue has been COM
pletely redecorated, new equipment
for the convenience of customers add
ed and display cases and racks rear
ranged to give more space.
Dress booths, built-in features and
other woodwork have been finished in
q deep ivory shade, with ombre bor-
ders and trimmings in a shade of soft
green. The walls, done in pale rose
and ivory. provide a restful back
ground quite in harmony with the
predominating note Of the new rugs
and furnishings.
Panels in the display windows have
been refinished and decorated with
border lines of black and gold.
Among facilities designed for the
comfort of patrons are a telephone
alcove, five large new fitting rooms
and number Of conveniently placed
mirrors, both small and large.
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This Story One of
Wide Open Spaces

Evanston, ILL.,, Aug. 24.-(P)-
When John c. Brennan came
home the other night, with the
key to his house in one hand he
didn't have to bother to unlock
the door, because there wasn't
any.
This seemed strange, so he
walked right in and passed to the
rear of the place, to find that the
back door also was missing.
Then he looked at the garage
and found that his wifes job of
putting up the car had been
greatly simplified because there
wasn't any door there either.
But the mystery of the door,
less front and rear was explained
Tuesday when Brennan appeared
before Police Magistrate Harry H.
Porter, with John Bunch, the
millwork man who put the doors
up in the first place, Bunch ex-
planned he had taken them away
because the bill for his work was
unpaid. He agreed to put them
back when Brennan started to
pay. Brennan promised.
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Meetings of Clubs,
Fraternal Groups

Members OF Circle No. 2 of the
Ladies' Aid society Of the First Pres
byterian church will meet at 3
o'clock Thursday afternoon in the
church parlors. Hostesses will be
Mrs. L. A. Benser and Mrs. G.. w.
Finkle.
X X X
A treasure hunt for children be-
tween the ages of and 16 is plan
ned for the Kiwanis park playground
Thursday morning, according to Miss
Alden Paris. who is in charge. Chill
dren are asked to come at 1880 a.
M, and bring their lunches. The
hunt will be divided into three Sec
tions, one for boys, another for girls,
and the third for children under nine
years.