davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-03
70 starej vlasti
(Zpravy sd prevzats : krajo-
vych casopisov.)
SLAvN0sTNk INSTALAu1A
BIsKUPA DR.. sAMUELA
ST. 0sUSKEHo.

Y utorok, 10. oktobra 1873:
bola v Modre vyznamna sl&y
most pre- zapadny distrikt evan.
jelickej cirkvi, ba pre- celd cir
kew evanjelickd: slavnostna IN.
stalacia noveho evanjelickehc
blskupa pre- zapadny distrikt,
ktorym sa stal byvaly dekan
vysokej skoly teologickej, prof
DIR. Samuel St. Osusky.
Pred 8. hodinou dostavili sa
oficialni hostia instalacneho ak
tu, medzi ktorymi Dol general
ny biskup ev. a. v. cirkvi ma
slovensku VI. Obbrda, biskup
ev. a. v. cirkvi kral l'ovstva Ju.
hoslavie S. Starke, kalyfnsky
blskup Balogh, generalny ms
pektor ev. a. v. cirkvi ma Slo.
vensku DIR. j. Vanoyic, krajin.
sky prezident Orszagh, vodca
juhoslovanskych Slovakov dr..
Bulk, starosta mesta Bradshaw
DIR. vi. Krno a vel'ky pocet cir
kevnych a svetskych hodnosta.
rov.
Asi pol 10. otvorene boly
instalacne obrady modlitbou BIZ
skupa dr.. Osuskeho, naco ms
pektor dr.. u. Simko otvoril
konvent. Potom vykonali oltar.
nu liturgiu seniori Neckar, Bod
mar a prof. DIR. Jamnicky, po
com nasledovala uvadzacia rec
najstarsieho 20 seniorov, Bod
nara, sledovana v hlbokom do
Jatl celym slaVnostnym ahro-
mazdenim. Potion bola prisld-
zena biskupovi velebna sviatost'
vecere Pana.
Krasnu a hlbok1 instalacnu
rec povedal generalny biskup
ev. a. v. cirkvi ma Slovensku,
vi. Cobrda, o poslani cirkvi a
povinnostiach biskupa v dnes-
nom mravne pokleslom svete.
Po odzneni sboroveho spevu
povedal dojimavd programov1
rec instalovany biskup, DIR. o.
susky, "a ktorou nasbedovaly
pozdravne reci. Pc spolocnom o.
bede skoncila sa tato vyznamna
slavnost'. ...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-03

Podl'a zAznamov statnych me-
teorologicktch dstavov Q mera-
nf slne1neho svitn je ma prvom
mieste StarA Dala, ktora vyka-
zuje 1886 hodfn slnecneho svi-
to. Potion nasledujd kdpele Pie.
St'any 2,194 hodinami Y roku
Ia ako tretie statne khpele ma
Sliaci 8 2,112 hodinami.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-03
L'UDOVA POLITIKA sKONFI.
SKOVANA +.

Cislo "L'udovej Politiky" z
g. oktobra bolo konfiskovane
pre- clanok o kritizovanf CHINO.
sti Spekulantov. "L'ud. Politi-
ka" je organ Micurackej lido
vel strany ma Slovensku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-03
K VOLICOM MESTA CAMP
BELL.

| Ctena redakcla, racte mi uve-
remit tychto paru SLOW, "a co
yam vopred d'akujem.
Vol'by sa blizia, ale nasho
mesta Campbell necut' mic, jako
by vsetko spalo. Smutno je to,
| ctenf obcania. Pozrime 81 do slo-
venskych casopisov, vidime tam
dopisy z celej Ameriky, ako po-
vzbudzujd a poueujd svojich ci-
tatel'ov, ably v hromadke boil,
aby sa ami jeden Slovak alebo
Slavian neztratil, zeby jeho hlas
neposiel tam, kde nepatri, ale
len Slovakovi a Slavianovi. Ci
my tu meste Campbell nema-
me- tych nasich kandidatov slo-
venskych a slavianskych, a ne
mohli by SINE o mich tiez pisat'
v novinach a aby SINE sa v kop-
ke trfmali a nase hlasy tam od-
dali, kde sa patri, Slovakovi a
Slavianovi. Name tn kandidata
Slaviana ma trad mayora me-
sta Campbell, Jana Boraka, kto-
ry 81 zasluhuje ten drad, bo H
dokazal, ze stojf "a mas narod
"a vsetkych "forejnerov", ako
sa hovorf. Odkedy je v skol-
skom trade so Slovakmi, mno-
no nasich Iudf sa dostalo "a u
citel'ov ucitel'ky. Druhe, ako
nam je znamo, "a jeho predsedo-
yania v skolskej rade sa dostal
Slovak, pan Klimko "a superin-
tendenta sk6l mesta Campbell.
On 81 preto zasluhuje nasej pl-
nej podpory. Dajme nase hlasy
nasmu zasl1zenemu kandidato-
vi Janovi Borakovi a jeho cele-
mu "slejtu'. Name dost' spiny
v meste Campbell, bude mat co
cistit', ako al mas p. prezident
Roosevelt cisti. Mech zije mas
kandidat Jan Borak al cely je-
no slejt. Ma siedmeho novem-
bra mech nechybi ami jeden slo-
vensky a slaviansky HAS.
Teraz par slov "a nasho kon-
cilmanskeho kandidata vo 4.
warde. Volicia dobre znate, co
nam zrobil mas starry koncilman.
A preto nam sa patrf jednemu
kazdemu hlasovat' ma Slovaka
Andreja Hamraka. On je mia
d5, schopny, je kazdemu dobre
znamy q ze je s1ci ma ten 1rad.
TAX jeden kazdy dajme HAS
Andy Hamrakovi, Go sa al pa
trf dl'a hesla Svoj k svojmu.
Ziap Bohu, este vsetci nevidi-
me do toho ako 50 ma Slovakov
patrf. Je to hanba, ze So dame
odkdpit' tymi, ktori mas nazy-
vajd hanky. Nesldchajme ma ta-
ktchto pomylenych SlovAkov, =
le hlasujme ma Slavianov q Slo-
v&kov ma v5etky frady, lebo sd
zaslf3eni. Slov6.
r. ~ AA--k ~ a Z -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-03
ZEM HO ZAsYPALA

V Hronskom Piale kopal A.
rocny rol'nik Karol 10th so sy-
nom zem ma stavbu. Nebol pri
tom opatrny a zem sa sosypala
ma neho. Ked' no vytiahli, Dol
uz mrtvy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-03
PozEHNAN1 vxK

v Cfferi pri Trnave umrel
rol'nik Stefan B6hm, ktort Dol
najstarSfm obcanom zApadneho
Slovenska. DOLL l03 roxy . NAL
- 1nukov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-03
PODAKOVANIE IA UCAST
MA OSLAVE.

IVA S0AA0 V1s
ia nize podpisany beriem s.
"a povinnost' podat' moju Il.
primn1 a srdecnu vd 'aku vset.
kym pritomnym ma tel vel 'kej
sokolskej oslave, ktora sa odo
hrala minulej nedeli, 20. okto
bra v Sokolovni na Washington
St. Najsamprv d'akujem nasmu
mayorovi Mark E. Moore, ze
mas poctil svojou pritomnost'ou
Dalej d'akujem br. hi. tajom
nikovi STJS. FIR. Oslislovi, kto
ry prisiel az z Perth Amboy, N
J. br. Jozefovi Kacfrovi, hi
vzdelavatel 'ovi Sokolov Gle
velandu.
Dakujem sestre hi. nacelnicke
Betke Molnarovej McKeesport
Pa. a zupnemu spravcovi Jano-
vi Hudcovi z Canton, Ohio.
Dakujem tunajsfm hi. urad.
nickam a hi. 1radnfkom sloven
skych organizacif, ako al zastup.
com a 1radnikom tunajsfch O.
kolitych spolkov, ze sa zdcast
Mill v tax vel'kom pocte.
Dakujem prof. Otokarovi MIRA.
zekovi a spevokolu sv. Mateja,
tiez panu Janovi Vagasovi "a
ich pekne spevy a ze radost'ou
prijai nasu pozvanku ku oboha'
teniu programu.
Dakujem kapitanovi Richar.
dow Sabo, zastupcovi e.-s. kon.
zula Clevelandu.
Dakujem br. Drahos a Sperka
z Lorain, O. "a ich podareny ko.
micky vystup.
Dalej srdecna vd'aka nasle'
duj1cim spolkom, ktore nam cd.
daily penazity dar: Odbor 8. N.
s. S., Cislo 25. IKSJ., Sbor 25S.
SITS. z Campbell, Cislo $50.
IKSJ., Odbor 731. MSS. z War
rem, Sbor PIG. SITS. z Canton,
Sbor 26O. STJS. z Clevelandu,
Venice 88. Sokola z Lorain, Sb.
80. STJS. Lorain a Shor 22S.
STJS. z Akron, o.
Teraz d'akujem vsetkym pri.
tomnym, ze v takom ohromnom
pocte mas poctili ich pritomno-
st'ou. Dakujem nasim kuchar-
kan, vysluhovatel'kam, vset-
kym vyborom, ktore t'azko pra-
covaly, ably sa tato slavnost
vydarila.
Nem0zem zabudn1t' ami nase
cvicenky a cvicencov, ktori 0.
krem cvicenia, tiez krasne 0.
zdobili sien.
Srdecna vd'aka Sokolovi Pra.
voslavovi Krcovi, vybornemu
huslistovi, ktory hral klasicke
skladby pri pianovom sprievode
prof. o. Mrazeka.
Tiez 81 zasl1zi vd'aku nAs
spravca Juraj Palascak, mas ria
ditel' divadla Pavel Sherfel je.
no manzelka Anna Sherfel, "a
ich beast ma programe a pri
pravenie toho krasneho zivehc
obrazu matky Slavy, ma pamia.
tku Is. vyroSia Cesko-sloven-
skej Republiky.
Slovom srdecna vd'aka vset.
kym, Go jakokol'vek prispeli ku
zdaru tejto slavnosti 25-rocneho
jestyoyania Sboru 146. 8. T. J.
Sokol.
Andrsj Palsn6&r,
sprAvca slAvnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-03
Nov9 GAsoP1s v KosIcACH

Spisovatel' Jozo Igaz-Bskupi-
cky bude v Kosiciach redigo-
vat tyzdennfk "Slovo", ktore-
no vydavatel'om bude Vojtech
Marenein. Casopis ma byt' ne
politicky, kult1rno-hos darsky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-03
70 sTRUTHIRe DO sTRU-
THEIRS OHIO

Chcem sdelit roduvernej slo-
venskej a slavianskej verejno-
sti v Struthers, ze moi HAS ne.
Dol hlasom volaj1ceho ma pd-
sti, ale dostal skromnd ozvenu.
INA schodzi v Politickom Neod.
vision Klube dina IL. oktobra
vecer ma Elm st. mali SINE kra.
snu navstevu ddov klubu q pria-
tel'ov i kandidatov ma vselija-
ke urady v meste. Len Bohu
zial nasi sa nedostavili, 60 by
nam boil mohli v nasej materin-
skej reel to lepsie povedat', jak
to, 60 nam druhi tlumacili. Ne
bude cd veci, ked' ich tn dakto-
rych spomeniem.
Jeden mich Dol dobre znamy
a stary obyvatel, p. William
Isaacs, ktory kandiduje "a Gle
ma skolskej rady. On nam mic
zvlastneho nesl 'uboval. Ami by
SINE nemysleli, Go sa v skolskej
rade robi. Tam sa dejl vacsie
veci, ako ma mestskom dome.
Tam dostava nase pokolenie
vzdelanost'. Nase dietky dosta.
MI len tax dobr1 nauku, ked' je
sprava sk6l ma dobrom zakla-
de. Pan Isaacs je povolanim mu-
rar, ten tam pasuje a zamuruje
tie diery, kde nase dolare po-
dobe dani vytekajtl inym a tu
v. Struthers rodenym a vyuce-
nym ucitel 'om a ucitel'kam len
kvapkaj1. To docielime, ked' ma
Z. novembra kazdy da svoj hlas
tam, kde prisldcha.
John (Jack) Godward je kan
didatom ma trad Trustee Poland
Township. Je on nam prajny.
Go SINE zk1sili v minulosti s
Tomom, kandidatovym strycom,
ktory dal prednost Slovakom a
zamestnaval ich cely cas- svo-
jom obchode.) Zvol'me no.
Potion SINE mali ma schodzi
uchadzacov "a mest'anostu a j.
ne drady. To ponechavam ma
volieov, ably 81 rozhodli, co ma
il zrobit' a co ME. Kazdy bol
obdareny rozumom cd Hospodi-
ma. Zial' Bohu, len mala ciastka
no INA vyuzit' pre- seba a pre-
svojho blzneho. Nepriatel' po-
stavil medzi mas vel'ky plot, a.
by SINE nemohli svorne zit' a.
svorne pracovat'. Tym plotom
je nasa nenavist' Pre- nu sa ne
mozeme dorozumiet' a svorne
nazivat' a pre- nu ami mas rozum
nemoze jasne mysliet'. Ked' sa
budeme drzat' slov nasho mai
vyssieho Majstra, "Milujte sal"
hned' bude mac a budeme ST.
lou, ktora vsetko premoze.
Prid'me svoju lasku a silu
preukazat' ma schodzu, ktor1
bude mat mas Slov. Neodv. Pol.
Klub ma 6. novembra vecer, den
pred vol 'bami. Podame 81 pravi-
ce priateP S priatel 'om ii me-
priatel'om, bo sa nemozeme hne-
vat al v tel eiernej zemi) a Wy
pocujeme jeden druheho v Ia
ske a svornosti. TAX do videnia
ma schodzi 6. nov. vecer o 7:30
v starej skolskej miestnosti ma
Elm st. Druhy raz vam daco
sdelim o vode, v Struthers, ably
Dol kazdy ma varte, zeby nam
poplatok "a vodu nezvysili, ale
snfzili. A snizia nam len tax,
ked' budeme svorne a sprave-
dive jeden s druhym drzat', co
sa ukazalo na mestskej rade
dna 20. oktobra. Ale musime ca
kat ma vysledok, bo este name
l'udf v mestskej rade, co "a mas
stoja, a nestoja 0 til misu $685.
vice. s pozdravom ma vsetkych
roduvernych obcanov v Stru-
theirs, J. Koza.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-03
"TATRANsKH sLovkK"
AKkZANY

Okresnt trad v Ruxomberku
zak&zal vyd4vanie pclitickeho
ttxdennfka HTatranskt Slo-
YAK, ktort je organom 6lov.
l'udovej strany.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-03

0dpor66ajts YoungstOwnGlr6
slovsnd,n6 1svizy svojin -
|tsl'oaal = - ~. = = ~
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-03
PkfTonngosT'' sKoNFISKo.
VANH 20 STvRTY RAJ

Peroutkov ttzdennik "Pfi-
tomnost" bol skonfiskovany
pre- clanok o Hlinkovi. Skonfi-
Skovant Dol uz po Stvrty raz.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-03
okolskk jubileu1,
{ Dokoncenie s /. strany. J

AJOh QHCCul6 =. SLIauy.J
PIN Joxef Kacfr, legionar,
M i1iel Y legionarskej unifor.
se. Hovoril, ze Sokoli majd
byt' hrdf ma svoju 25-rpcnd pra-
cn i cele Sokolstvo ma svoje "a.
eluhy 0 oslobodenie naroda. So
q Eolstvo robi dobre memo naro-
az, 60 ga dokazalo ma posled-
nom slete Chicago, ma ktorom
americk& armada brala beast
Potom hovoril 0 Slovakoch, kto.
rf pracujd "a autonomiu, ze i'm
pride koniec, ze bud1 odstrane-
nf. Tiez precital legionarsku re.
xol1ciu "a politickd, hospodar-
sku i kult1rnu demokraciu v
CSR. Tato rezol1cia bola pri-
jat& ma ziadost' povstanim.
Predstaveny Dol p. Frantisek
Oslislo, hi. tajomnfk STJS. z
Perth Amboy, N. j. a byvaly
Strutherscan. Hovoril, ze sa so
kolska myslienka teraz Sri ma
Slovensku, kde povodne povsta-
ID. v Cechach este nebolo So
kolstva, ked' ma Slovensku uz
vychodil casopis, siriaci sokol-
skd mysienku. Myslienka, ako
mnohe inc, preskocila 20 Slo.
venska do inych krajin a ujala
Sc menovite v Cechach. Ma slo.
vensku je teraz okrem tisicov
dospeleho Sokolstva al $1,000
slovenskeho sokolskeho podro-
stu a 35 sokolovni. Recnik sa
potion pustil do eesko-slovenske-
no problemu. lie je nesmysel'
hovorit', ze Cesi chcd Slovakov
pocestit'. Slovensky autonomiz-
mus naval separatizmom a ten
he je len vyblkom ohna, ktory
vzplanul a uhasne. Je "a samo-
sprawl ma sposob samospravy a
merickych statov, aby samo-
sprawl malo ako Slovensko, tax
Cesko, Morava a Podkarpatske
Rusko. Ale tiez hovoril, re Pitts
burghska Dohoda je uz uplat-
nena az ma ten snem, lenze i z
toho ze je uz nieco uskutocnene
V podobe krajinskeho vyboru.
Fan Oslislo recnil cel1 polho-
dinu.
Pan Jan Vagas, mas umelec-
spevak, zaspieval dive slovenske
piesne. Zaspieval ich tax, re
mimi dojal obecenstvo. Ia MIN
spieval Ease spevokol osady sv.
Mateja tohto spev Dol kras-
ny. Obecenstvo vd'acne tliap-
kalo p. Vagasovi j spevokolu.
Nasledovaly prostne cvicby
Sokoiek Sokoliek Sokolov
spolu potom cvicby Sokolov
ma bradlach. Cvicby boly vel
mi vydarene a SO zaujmom sle-
dovane. Menovite cvieby ma
bradlach vzbudily obdiv a vel'-
ky potlesk.
81. Anna Palascak zarecnila
so zapal'om sokolsk1 basen: /:
"Prelom, preskoe a nepodlez"
predseda oslavy p. Palencar pre-
cftal historiu sboru, pricom pred
stavil j zakladatel'ov PIP. Mate
Ia Susaka a Adama Kovalcika,
ktori dodnes vytrvali. Pan Su-
SAX je este i teraz cinny v sbo-
re a pan Kovalcfk ma obchod.
Prednaska skoncena bola pies
nOu "Kto "a pravdu hori".
Banket q tanec
y Pc prednaske vacsina obecen-
stva rozisla sa domov, ale vecer
pocas banketu bola Sokolovna
xnovu zaplnena, a sfce zpolovice
novym obecenstvom. Videli SINE
tam mnohych starych pracovni-
k0v slovenskych Youngstown
l 2 celej Mahoning doliny. Prvy
bod Dol zivy obraz, predstavu-
j6ci matku Slavu, "a ktord O.
blecena bola 81. Olga Palascak.
Nasledovala vecera, po ktorej
holy povedane pozdravne reel
x&stupcov spolkov, prednesene
spevy komicke vystupy. Pro-
gram viedol p. Andrej Palen-
sfr.
& Recnii: Jan Hudec z Canton,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-03

Slovlsi, Slovsnkyi Date
iarobit' slovkkom ! SIovsnk4ai !
70 = svej 4 80 - 4
Henderson daily dispatch., 1933-10-18
WILLIE MATTHEWS
DIES AT AGE OF s.
Funeral Services This After
noon at Sandy Creek;
Death Was Sudden

Willie Matthews. So, died suddenly
at his home ir Sandy Greek township
this courty shortly after noon Tues
day. He had been a resident OF that
section % years, although he was
native OF Granville county, and was
born March 4, 1875. He had been a
farmer most of his life.
Funeral services we're held this att
ernoon at Sandy Creek church, in
charge of Rev. L. B. Reavis, the pas
tor. Interment was in the church
cemetery. He had been member of
the church about 18 years
MI. Matthews is survived by the
following children, Woratle and Early
Matthews, of Vance county; Mrs.
Owen Ayscue; Mrs, Eugene Grissom,
OF Hende rson. One brother, Elijah
Matthews of Scotland Neck, and a
sister, Mrs. =. r. West, of Hender-
son, also survive. His wife died six
years ago, and his father, the late
Henry Matthews, died six years ago
and his mother 18 years ago..
Active pallbearsrs were announced
as follows: James Medlin, Thurston
Medlin, Roger Faucette, Wiley Med
lin, Alton Faucette, Frank Matthews.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1933-10-18

Continued from Page One)
so handled. Tt was optional then.
Under the new plan there will be no
.compulsion about it but all tobacco
will he graded on THE warehouse
floor by government experts unless
the grower specifically objects.
A small sum of money was posted
by the Henderson Tobacco Board of
Trade to assure the cost of printing
tags and other details to put the new
system into operation. It was stated,
to- tina a number of additional gov
ernment graders will be rushed here
to take care. of the greatly increased
demands for their service under the
new order.
In addition to Mr.. Knott's advices.
j. F. Penn, chief of the government
grading service already offered on the
Henderson market, this afternoon was
advised by his superiors in the de-
partment that the plan will become
effective at once universally for all
tobacco sold on this market.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1933-10-18

gusted with the factionalisn within
the Democratic party in the State and
the manner TN which these factions
have been working against each 9TH
er to the detriment of the party
There is no doubt that the long con-
tinued squabble between Senator
Josiah w. Bailey hnd kschhrE r.
Reynolds was not at all to the ldlx-
ing of Gardner and served to make
his place as national committeeman
very unpleasant at times. There ts
also reason to believe that while he
was grtified at the manner in which
Governor EhringhauS followed out
many of hGs policies as governor and
reappointed a number of officials he
had originally appointed, that he was
mot so we'll pleased with some of the
politica 1generalship. or lack of it,
displayed 10y Governor Ehringhaus in
some of his other appointments and
cfficiai acts. 1t is also believed that
Gardner also deeply resented the talk
going the rounds to the effect that he
was capitalizing in his law practice
ON his position as member of the
National committee :.
That Gardner wanted to resign
from the national ''comrnittee months
ago has been known here for a long
time in newspaper circles but care
fully guarded, largely ait his request.
He was prevailed upo to remain on
the committee by friends who argued
that if he did resign the scramble
that wuld result for his seat on the
committee would split the party into
GtiM more factions or make the feel
img between the existing factions
more bitter. There are indications
right now that this may still be true
But Gardner has always been a
man of action, once his mind was
made up and his action in resigning
from the committee as he did indi-
Gates this; Rather than have the
wolves how0ing ait his heels he de-
cided to throw them the bone and let
them fight it out among themselves
and not keep hi mawake at night.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1933-10-18
PREPARE GROUNDS
FOR COMING FAIR
Numerous Entertainment
Features Being Arranged J
For the Week : s
OPEN 2 WEEKS HENCE
Fireworks and Free Acts Will Be
Furnished, These To Be By Mid
way Attractions Company
Already Engaged

Preparations are going forward rap
idly for the holding of the revival an
Mlal Golden Belt Fair here the week
of October 30-November 8, it was
stated today by G. M. Hight secre-
tary Of the fair association. Because
fthe late decision to hold the fa&r
this year, there has been the urgent
necessity of speeding arrangements,
but it us believed that everything will
he i'm readiness by the opening date.
Numerous entertainment features
that will include local ltaaent are be
ing planned Including singing by
the Currin sisters and the Tharring-
ton children. also a string band and
a ''colored quartette. All will be am
Plffied for the benefit of the crowds
In attendance at the fair All of this
will be home talent.
Fireworks are also announced to-
gether with free acts, these to be fur
nished by the Midway shows that
Ihave been signed and which are to
bring their full bill here. it is under
stood. :;
and the recent decision to hold it this
year, no effort is being made to Of
fer cash premiums. There has not
been the time to prepare premium
lists. But blue ribbons will design
ate the winners of exhibits, and i'm
dictations now are it is said, that the
exhibit hall Will be too small to ac-
con1modate all interests planning to
make entries.
Because of the financial condition
of the fair association, number of
helpers who i'm other years have been
paid for their. services have voNn-
teered ito donate their time this year
This will cut down the costs, The
flair association is yndeavcr!ng Ito
realize cash to be applied against an
obligation that is now due.
Workmen are at the grounds clear
ing off the reservation in prepara-
zion for the fair. There has been
eMuch accumulation since the last fam
was held two years ago. it having skip
,ped the fail of 1882 owing to econo-
mic conditions.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1933-10-18
Beware the Cough or
Cold that Hangs On

Persistent coughs and colds lead to
serious trouble. You can stop them
now with Creomulsion, an emulsified
-creosote that is pleasant to take.
Creomulsion is new medical dis
covery with two-fold action; it soothes
and heals the inflamed membranes
and inhibits germ growth.
OF all known drugs, creosote is re-
cognized by high medical authorities
as one of the greatest healing agen-
cies for persistent coughs and colds
and other forms of throat troubles.
Creomulsion contains, in addition to
creosote, other healing elements which
soothe and heal the infected mem
branes and stop the irritation and in
ELIMINATION, while the creosote goes
on to the stomach, is absorbed into
the blood, and attacks the seat Of the
trouble.
Cleoml lsion is guaranteed satisfac-
tory in the treatment of persistent
coughs and cclds, bronchial asthma,
bronchitis, and is excellent for build
ing ur The systcm after colds or flu.
\ our own druggist is authorized to
refund your n. p.ohty On the spot if your
cough or cold is not relieved by
Circumcision. tAdv.l
Henderson daily dispatch., 1933-10-18
MAKEUP MEETS
HAD BY 1K|WAN|S
Club Also Gets Ready For
Election of Officers on
Friday Night

A makeup attendance meeting of
the Henderson Kiwanis club was held
Tuesday evening in its club rooms.
1t was an opportunity to make up at
tendance for those members who did
not go to the State Fair Monday night
of last week. 1t lasted. 81 minutes.
J. H. Bum, past president of the
club, presided and feature of the
program was solo by Sidney Lane,
Jr, II Am Getting To Be Big Boy
Now with A. P. Barnes at the piano
The club has made preparations for
the annual election of officers to be
held next Friday evening at it's re-
gular weekly luncheon meeting.
Every member of the club is being
urged to attend the meeting so as to
ballot on the new officers, the results
of the election to be announced at the
close of the meeting