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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-25

clothes, houses and to a great
er extent ready made opinions.
But if she had lived the same
life as her grandmother she
would be just as brave and
enduring. Her real fiber is all
right.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-07-07
ARMS REDUCTION
 IMPOSSIBLE PRESENT

WASHINGTON, July '. - The administration Thursday abandon ed plans for informal arms reduc- tion negotiations until Aut u m n, convinced that nothing could be about it at this time However, at temptS are to be made to reconcile the prevailing and persistent dis agreements on this question.
 This was disclosed in an an nouncement that Ambassador Nor man H. Davis, chief delegate to the Geneva Conference was to re- main in the United States until September when the Assembly of the League of Nations meets.
 It was emphatically stated that Davis was not going to resign. The question of resignation arose when his name was found on the selected list of the J. P. Morgan Company's list of stock clients.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-07-07
ITALIAN ARMADA EXPECTED ID HOP
 FOR LABRADOR TO-DAY
REYKJAVIK, Iceland, July '. -

REYKJAVIK, Iceland, July '. - Anxious to speed the flight of his air armada, General Italo Balbo, commander of the Italian mass flight bound for Chicago, ordered the pilots of the 24 seaplanes to assemble early today to listen to weather reports.
 Hope was expressed by the fliers that favorable weather conditions would permit them to get away on the fourth stage Of the flight to- \day.
 The planes have been tuned up and are now mechanically perfect. The weather at sea, it was indicat- ed was also turning out to be fav- orable for flying.
 The next scheduled S t 0 D pi g place is Cartwright, Labrador, 1,500 miles away.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-07-07
BABE RUTH COVERS HIMSELF GLORY CLOAK
 0F TWO H0MERUNS

< CHICAGO, July '. Out of the shooting stars in -basebalps dream game blazed the mighty club of the one and only Babe Ruth yes- terday to hoist the American Lea que in a 4 to 2 triumph over the National League in the first all- star game in the history of the major leagues.
 The aging Sultan of the Swat strode to the plate in the third inning in bristling anger because of a strikeout in his first appear ance before the huge crowd of 49,0O0 fans who damned the Com iskey baseball park to see the game. The Babe smote one of Bill Hallahan's loping slants into the lower right field stand seats. The blow came with Charley Gehring- CT, of Detroit, on base and this run and the homerun clinched the game.
 Ruth's homer won the game but to top it off he came back again and got another in the eight in ming
Seward daily gateway., 1933-07-07
EVANGELIST DIsP0RTs
 SELF IN RED PAJAMAS

LOS ANGELES, July '. II am shocked, gr tly shocked" com mented David Hutton Thursday when advised by Angelus Temple friends that his wife, Mrs. Aimee Semple McPherson H t t on, had been seen disporting herself in flame -colored pajamas in a Paris hospital, where she was reported recovering from an abdominal op- eration.
 1T will make no efforts to dir ect my wife's personal life, but just the same I am shocked" Hut ton said.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-07-07
INVESTING PUBLIC BE
 GIVEN PROTECTION

WASHINGTON, July '. Pro- lection of the investing public without handicapping general bus mess financing was listed as the chief objective of the Fe d e a Trade Commission in an announce ment promulgating rules enforcing the Federal Securities Act.
 The Commission began receiv- ing registration certificates Friday.
 Those offering securities must give detailed information which must be available to the public.
 The certificates must be on file 20 days before listing becomes ef- fective. Filing is not mandatory until July 27.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-07-07
BRADLEY
 DIES IN CALIFORNIA

ALTA, Calif., July '. Fred w. Bradley, 76, mining engineer, who has been identified with such big mines as the Alaska Juneau gold mine, the Taku area mine, the Treadwell-Douglas mines and the Bunker Hill mine in Idaho. and other successful properties, died here yesterday from a heart ail- ment.
 For years he had lived in Cali fornia and made his headquarters in San Francisco where his bro ther was associated with him in his huge mining operations.
 Bradley leaves his aged mother, widow and four sons to mourn his passing.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-07-07
ANCHORAGE COUPLE
 MARRIED LAST NIGHT

Slipping away from Anchorage in an airplane, piloted by c. L. Plumb, Miss Louise D. Gill and John Wesley Moore, popular An chorage couple, arrived in Seward Thursday afternoon and few hours later were quietly married in . a ceremony performed by U. s. Commissioner E. P. Harwood. Wit nesses to the marriage were Mrs. Miriam Painter, of Seward, and Pilot Plumb.
 The bride is the daughter of Os- car Gill, prominent Anchorage business man and city official and has numerous friends who wish her happiness. Johnny Moore is an aviator and has made many friend ships during his flying career in the North. He has flown for the McGee and Star Air Service out of Anchorage and will continue to fly out of that city.
 The newlywedS left today in Plumb's plane for Anchorage Where they will make their home.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-07-07
DIVORCE TALK TABOO
 ID MARY P|CKF0RD

4 HOLLYWOOD, July 2. - Mary sPickford today continued to refuse to amplify her first announcement of her separation from her hus- band, Douglas Fairbanks. Sr., who is now in England.
 Miss Pickford was a guest at a breakfast club and made 8 speech about aviation. She apparently is determined to adhere to her deci- sion to talk about anything but f divorce"
 In London Mir Fairbanks made one of his leaps down the fire escape to avoid questioning in re- gard to his split with Miss Pick ford.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-07-07
HARDY DIVORCE |S
 STIRRING UP GRIT

LOS ANGELES, July 2. Oliver Hardy, portly m m Der of tn e screen comedy team of Laurel and Hardy, squandered consi d e rable money gambling at Agua Caliente.
 This was among the charges made by his wife, Mrs. Myrtle Lee Hardy, in a cross-complaint today to Hardy's suit for divorce in which he charged her with going on periodic liquor drinkin g "sprees."
Seward daily gateway., 1933-07-07
NOT BE
 DISSOLVED THIS TIME

LONDON, July T. Continuance of the world economic conference in a modified form was decided up on by members of the steering committee, despite the deadlock on dollar stabilization that threaten ed to end the session.
 Money and tariff policy discus sions are to be excluded from the conference, however, sS France with her gold bloc allies, have re- fused to discuss these matters pending the stabilization Of cur rencieS.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-07-07
NEWS FLASHES

Fears of Kidnapping grew as Linda Giorni, eight years of age, was still missing from her home in San Francisco. She disappeared on the morning of July 4.
 
 There will be no rise in bread prices for the time being, in spite of the new federal tax, San Fran cisco bakers agreed.
 Peter Christopolus, 13, who has spent his entire life in an Omaha, Neb., orphanage, started his trip to New Jersey, where millionaire has adopted him.
 American business men were warned in New York that unless they cooperate under the National Industrial covery Association plan they will face ''reaP dic- tatorship.
 The National Securities Act, inl- posing drastic regulations to safe guard the investing public. went into effect Thursday.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-07-07
ROUNDTRIP TOURISTS
 ON THE s. s. AEEUTIAN

Roundtrip tourists on the s. s. Aleutian are: H. S. Archer, Dr. s. D. Riddle, Marjorie Riddle, Miss Lulu Bender, Mrs. E. R. Davis, Te- resa Proctor Henry, w. Mckenzie, Mrs. s. H. Nelson, R. H. Rennie, Miss Rennie, Marjie Richardson, Mrs. c. Shelton, Mrs. Nellie Scott, Mrs. C.. Wilmington, and Mrs. H. WrenStad.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-07-07
TO APPEAL FOR REPEAL

WASHINGTON, July 7. -Presi- dent Roosevelt is planning a direct appeal to the States for the vote to repeal the 18th Amendment. It will take the form of messages to the Democratic National Com mitteemen for the three especially dry states of Alabama, Texas and Tennessee. The voters in these states will go to the polls two weeks hence.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-07-07
NUMBER PR0M|N1IT
 cAL|F0RN|AAs 4E IN
 AH15UIyXIH llXIH

Members of the Los "A n g e s Chamber of Commerceis annual excursion tour to Alaska arrived in the city early this morning on the s. s. Aleutian and left on the train for Anchorage at 7:30. They were to arrive in Anchorage a. round the noon hour and will be the guests of the Anchorage Cham Der of Commerce during their stay there. They are to return on this evenings regular train and plan a dinner for members of the local Chamber of Commerce and their wives, on board the s. s. Aleu- tian, this evening.
 The officials in charge of this tour to Alaska are William A. Simp- son, president of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce and Chas. P. Bayer, Field Secretary of the Los Angeles Chamber of Com merce, who is in charge of the tour.
 The members of the party in cluded Charles P. Bayer, field sec retary Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce; Martin BetkOuski, Or namental decoration. H o Il y wood Mrs. Martin BetkouSki, Hollywood; 1; Mrs. M. B. ownson, Whittier News, Whittier, Calif.; James W. Costello, President Western Bak- cries Corp, Los Angeles; Mrs. J. w Costello, Beverly Hills; Mrs. Mabel c. Heath, Beverly Hills; Mrs. Eve lyn Henschel, Long Beach John P. Herrick, oil producer, Los Angeles; Mrs. John P. Herrick, Los Angeles; John L. Herrick, Bank of America, Los Angeles; George G. Hoag, Mrs George Hoag and George Hoag, Jr La Canada, Calif.; George A. Hor- mel, chairman of the board of dir ectors of the Hormel Packing Co.,. Los Angeles; Mrs. George A. Hor- mel, Los Angeles; Mrs. A. W. Hud- son, Los Angels, Miss Mary B. Ja- cobs, South Pasadena; s. H. Kel- log, originator of Kellogg's An Paste, Los Angeles, c. R. Kent, Los Angeles; Mrs. c. R. Kent, Los An geles; Mrs. Edith Kump, Los An geles, Mrs. Margaret M Murray Los Angeles; Miss Frances McIn- tosh, Los Angeles; Miss Lucille H Parmenter, Ventura; Miss Jennie Patterson, Los Angeles; E. L. Paul. ey, oil refiner, owner Petrol Corp oration, Los Angeles, Mrs. E. L Pauley, Mrs. Walter s. Ray, Los Angeles; William A. Simpson, pre- sident William A. Simpson Con- struction Company, and president of the Los Angeles Chamber o1 Commerce; Mrs. William A. Simp- son, Beverly Hills; Mrs. M. vor Binzer, Los Angeles, Mrs. R. Wer- nigk, West Los Angeles.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-07-07
PAY CUT TO CONTINUE

WASHINGTON, July '. - PreSl- dent Roosevelt has issued an eX- ecutive order continuing the 15 per cent cut in the pay of Federal employees. The slash first was made effective under the Economy bill to extend until July 30, the close of the fiscal year, with Pre- sident Roosevelt authorized to con- tinue it if justified by living costs. The pay cut was ordered to stay in effect until January, 1884.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-07-07

MT. and Mrs. George G. Hoag, of La Canada, California, members of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce Excursion tour to Alas ka did not go to Anchorage on to- days train but remained in Sew ard to secure medical attention for their son George IT,, who had badly burned hand.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-07-07
HAGEN IN LEAD

ST. ANDREWS, Scotland, July '. Walter Hagen, the American vet eran and four times holder of the title, kept a one-stroke lead in the British open golf championship Thursday by shooting a P, one under par, for his second round and total of 14O for the 36 holes played thus far.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-07-07
ADVANCES CLOSE FINALS

WIMBLEDON, Eng. July '. - Mrs. Helen Wills Moody Thursday advanced to within one match of her sixth Wimbledon title as she defeated Hilda Krahwinkel, Ger many's ranking player, GA, 6-3, in the semi finals of the Wimbledon tennis championships.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-07-07

Postal Inspector Marchand re- turned last evening to his local headquarters office, from an of- ficial trip to the Interior.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-07-07

The MS. Discoverer, Capt. Heinie Berger, is due to arrive in port this evening at 6 o'clock and will leave again for Anchorage an d other Cook Inlet wayports at g o'clock this evening.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-07-07
RETURN TO LONDON

LONDON, July '. William Mo- Donald and Leslie c. Thornton, British engineers, whose imprison- ment on espionage and sabotage charges caused a trade war be- tween Great Britain and Russia, arrived home Thursday.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-07-07
SOME SWIMMER

FALLS CITY, Nebr., July 2. - Overcoming treacherous eddy in midstream, E. G. Harforg, 83 years old, swam the Missouri river to prove his prowess. The stream is more than a half-mile wide at the point where he crossed.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-07-07

Russell Johnston, Seward youth, who has been at Anchorage for some weeks, arrived Thursday at the Lawing ranger station as a recruit of the reforeStation army.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-07-07

Mrs. John Ostrom and Mrs. Wal ter Steineur and son Billy return ed on last nights train a after spending the Fourth at Anchorage.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-07-07
JUNE PROFIT S137,4o0

JUNE PROFIT $137 400
 SAN FRANCISCO, July 2. The Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Com pany reported a June profit of $137, 400 before allowance for de- preciated depletion and taxes. The showing is the best made by the company for this year.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-07-07
NAZI TROOPS BLAMED

LONDON, July 7.- The burning of the German Reichstag last Feb ruary was the work of Chancel- Tor Adolf Hitler's Nazi troops, an article published by the Daily Her aid charged
Seward daily gateway., 1933-07-07
STORYTELLING WEDS

BERLIN, July '. - Max Schmel- ing and Annie Ondra, film beauty, were married in a civil service per- formed here
Seward daily gateway., 1933-07-07
MATTERN THOT ALIVE

CHICAGO, July 2. Sponsors of Jimmy Matterns flight around the world received a cablegram which was believed to have come direct from him. The message was slight ly garbled but was interpreted to read: Safe Anadir." Signed Gem my" (Correct MatternD
Seward daily gateway., 1933-07-07

Bartley Howard of Anchorage is a brief local business visitor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-06
PoDAKoyAnIE

Ctena redakca, doyol'te nam
skrz tieto nase noyiny pod'ako-
vat sa tym, ktori So zdGastnili
pohrabu AlEbety Murar. Srde6ne
d 'aknjeme jednemn kaxdenl,
ktory svojon beast ou ulkSxal sv0-
ju posledn4 lctu nASej nebollej
sestre q tetke, kterej odbyyany
Dol pOhrab y utorok, III lecenl
bra. Srdeene d 'akujenae tiei tym,
ktorf boil TAXI dohxi dat svoie
automobily. Mech vam dobrotiyyy
Pan Bob zaplati - td vaSu vel-
kodusnost i nasom smltku. Tiez
srdecne vd'aky vyjadrujenne na-
smu duehovn4mu, Rev. Jozefovi
Kostikovi "a sllzenie z6duSnejj
sv. omse a pohrabn6 ohrady q ia
jeho peknd k.ze6. NeboAi mech
odposiva Y sv. pokoji q psz6sta-
IJchs mech Bob potesit rissii \ ich
svePkom ziali.
7 fanflis: !
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-06

Maria Sofrancova, manzelka do
bre znameho chiropraktora Dr..
Jozefa Sofranca.
Nebohy boi udom Pryej Kato-
lickej Slovenskej Jednoty, Ma
rodneho Spolku, Narodnej Slo-
venskej Jednoty a viacerych ma
rodnych a americkych spolkoy.
Mech odpociva pokoji!
Rodina neboheho Jakuba J. T.
stocina chce srdecne d'akovat!
vsetkym jeho pribuzpym 4 pria.
tel ON, ktori dali poMoc ich
hlbokom Hal q ktori sa dostayili
ma pohrab Ambridge a tiez ia
cintorine v Yonngstown.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-06

East Federal ulici. Pc smrti svo-
jej manzelky pracoyal pohrab-
nlckom obchode p. Jozefa Vasca-
ka a neskorsie pre- neboheho p.
Jozefa Kubinu. Y roku 1918 po-
siel do Ambridge, Pa, kde sa O.
zenil S vdoyou PAM Johannou
Towcimakovou, a zalozil 81 po-
hrabnlcky obch0d.
Choroyal "a paru rokov, ale
jeho smrt' tax bola neocakava-
ma. I
Pohrab Dol v pondelok, 2. ja-
nuara, z Observation-Disclosures ko-
stola Sv. Vykupitel a Ambridge,
Pa, o 10. hodine rano. Omsu sl1-.
iii jeho syn, velp. j. Eduard +
stosin, pri pomoci yelp. /. s. Her
kela, farara tejto osady, yelp.
jana Martina, farara osady Pan
ny Marie UstaviGnej Pomoci v
Nemacolin, Pa. Ceremoniarmi bo-
Ii velp. Jan Rostas Mariana,
Pa. velp. Matej Janosek . jose
phine, Pa. Pomallali tiez semina-
risti p. Tomas Sofranec, vnuk p.
Istocina p. Jozef Vsrga Am
bridge.
Pritomni vo svatyni boil nasle-
down. velpp.: Jozef Bednarik 20
Smock, Pa; Michal Kusnier Z
New Kensington, Pa; Martin Ru-
bicky Charlton, Pa; Stanislav
Labujevski, james Connolly a
Frantiskan Bona Andersic Ann
bridge; J. Feldmeier j Edward
Tanner Aliquippa, Pa; a Vim
cent IRELAND, Eugene Harking i
Albert Mihm Pittsburgh.
Pochovanie bolo Y Calvary. cin-
torine Y Youngstown
Pohrab boil pod riadenim Bea-
yer County Funeral Directors
Association. VI Ambridge riadil
pohrab d. Frank HOrnstein Z
Aliqnippa, Pa. 4 \ Youngstown p.
Jozef vaScak.
70 panu Istocinovi zostavajl1
dyaja synovia, velp. y. Eduard, 4
Dr. james 3, chiropfaktor Z Los
angeles Calf jeho vdoya, Jo-
hanna; q tiez jedin6 sestra, pani
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-06

,laoena, ze sa 1ej taxko sysaat .le ie lle zlon
svetle postavena Lebo soveks nosiy podavaji zprax
slovenskych veciach ny en slz slovcnske1 seel
Nasei mladez SINE otvoril 1niesto anackom slfci;
mech no vyzje. Ked bude jeden stpec nao, dame wac
Nemusime dokladat ze dame vd acne miesta sllsnym
dopisom a mienkam ctatel'ov.
Youngstownske Slovensk6 Noviny majn byt' vel ke
cm ma iviac rozsene Lebo tax budl ysave pnsie w
hovovat' svojmu mnohonasobnemu ukolu Verlme, M ze
tax snysa Mani celia sovenska verenost preto ufa
ne, ze nam bude pomoci to dosiahnut'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-06

4 : ~
sku, s. julia 1873. Jako mlady
ehlapec priSiel do Ameriky do
I1eisenring No. 4, Pa, blizko Con
nellsvillc. Pracoval Y tel okolici
za niekol 'ko rokoy, . tam So al
oSenil ma /. februira 1889, $ Ro-
zou Margaretou Elia1oyou, kto-
ra zomrela YDunsstown, 4. ok
tobra 1911. Neskorsie byyal Y
New Kensington, Leith, 4 Qly-
Rhant Furnace, Pa, zkade priSiel
do Youngstown v roku 1906, kde
"a mnohe roxy insl krsmu na 397
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-06
PAN J. ]. IsTotIN IA VEG
NOM oDPotINKU.

Pan Jakub j. Isto6in, dobre
znamy sloyensky pohrabnik y
Ambridge, Pa, zomrel vo stvrtok,
%. decembra 2:1O hodine po
poludni vo farskonl dome Sv. Pa
trika Y canonsburg, Pa, kde jeho
syn, velp. u Eduard lstoein, je
duchoynym spravcom.
Pan Ista1in sa narodil u Rich
nave, Spisska stolica, ma Sloven.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-06

s. JANUAEssA 1893.
YsN
asoro6hs rady:
Kto do takto roka
ehcel Nv este Sit
ten ma ziaden sp6sob
nesnie VI zemi Init.
Kto chce mat penazf
"a plny prieein,
nesmie si tam naklast
len daky nefin.
Kto - chez prietelit
politikarom x
nesmie no ponikat' u Il u
prazdnym poharon
Kto nechce robotu
ami ma silu,
lnusi "a nou chodit
1 kazdy den mil'u.
A kto 81 chce stavat
priatcl 'ske mostly.
nesmie mldrym vrayet',
aki SD sprostf.
Chcete svaty pokoif
Nepovedzte "Nie!'',
len kyvania hlavou
pokojnost' kynie.
Ci yiete, ze minuly rok NAL So
piatkovs A syet sa .eudnje, preeo
boil tax zly
"Technocracy' poblaznila ce-
Ii Ameriku. Me div, ked ma
take techno-crazy memo.
Len 81 predstavme, ako nam bu-
de dobre: Styri dni do tyzdna pc
styri hodiny denne robit' mat
sa desat' razy lepsie, ako roku
1929.
Vtedy SINE mali skoro vsetci
automobil potion ich budeme
mat pc desat'. Vtedy sme ysetci
| mali po paru "anclgov'' "sii-
chow, potion ich bTdnme mat
4 po desat' a dvadsats parog Vte.
dy SINE zjedli po fur steSu ma
veceru potion blt eeea 81 st po
| desat funtoy. Kazdy dub Izenac
NAL dom, potom icl ka4s. bude
mat pat! A aby spss Il Josiah.
n Ii, treba len hlayou isS nils' tech
nologom, ze ich chceme Ia vlada-
II row.
| Ny nato5len to povieme, ze
"Sl'uby sa slubujl a blazni sa
raduj1!''
! V Australia, ktora jc samo-
| spravnou cast'ou britskej rise,
mnohf Anglicania davajl sa me-
I dzi divochov, oznamuje objayitel
l.. A. Wells, ktory sa praye vra-
| til divocin Australia. Videl me-
dzi divochmi mnoho bielyeh lu-
di, 1plne nahych a zijlcich di-
vochmi podPa divosskych obyca-
4 joy. Belosi sd vraj uz skoro ,cel-
kom cierni cd lpal'u slnka. Da-
vaju sa medM diyoehov pre- mega
mestnanost'.
4 Nechybuje uz ami nam Ame-
gike mnoho, aby SINE sa dali me-
dzi Indianov.
4 DraMaticky krdzok Sboru lag.
i, $. 7. J. Sokol robi pekny cllyr
youngstownsky I'm sloyako,a. svo-
ja hru "Bez meaa pojde xahrat'
do Farrell, Pa. lido Ambridge,
Pa.
a dobrs Meao youngstown
skyeh Sloyakov siri sj y. Andrej
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-06

Eike mnoho, aby SINE sa dali me-
dzi Indianov.
DraMaticky krlzok Sboru lag.
$. =. ]. Sokol robi pelny cllyr
youngstownkky I'm Sioyako.a. Svo-
ju hru "Bez lneaa pojde xahrat'
do Farrell, Pa. j do Ambridye,
Pa.
a dobfe naeno yo,lngstoWn-
skyeh Sloyakoy siri aj j. Andrej
cisar, riaditel' drsiaatickeho
kr6xku osady Sv. Gyrilia ! Me
thoda. Jeho hry hraj1 slovensk6
diyadelae krdaky po inJch me-
staeh Spoj. Statov.
DR.: Alexander Barclay Y Goenr
D'Alene, Idaho, odpustil syojilp
dlhuilcM paeienton $lQ0, ,O01.
NaSi Veritelis by 81 mali what
.priklad Cd tohto doktora.
Vojpa medzi Boliyiou i Para
quay bola cez ViAnoee zastayegk
g I'd yianoeisch obnovena. Z.sse
.d6v0d preeo by So Yianoce Maly
sl&vit lsazdy deh.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-09-01
FLORIDA PROVES
MOST ATTRACTIVE
DECLARATION MADE RELA.
TIVE TO STATE BY WORLD
TRAVELLER
tsneelal % a,Ae clsszea,

WINTER HAVEN, Sept. L.
That Florida is the most attractive
spot he has visited anywhere on
extensive travels throughout the
world has great possibilities as a
business and ersort center is the
declaration of DR.. j. o. Segura,
vice president and agency direc-
tor of the Lamar Life Insurance
company of Jackson, Miss.
DIR. Segura, who visited in this
city over a week ago, completed
his travels of Florida in company
with his daughter, Miss Heloise
Segura, and A. Lee Robertson of
Winter Haven, state manager Of
the Lamar company and was loud
in his praise of every part of the
state.
Dr. Segura, q scion of distin-
guished French family of Louisia-
ma, has travelled in many lands
over a period of years but he was
emphatic in his statement that no
country has finer scenery than
Florida, while in most respects this
state excels anything he has seen
elsewhere in natural beaaty and in
its attraction for tourihts and po-
tential residents.
DR.. Segura stated that ii was his
first visit to Florida but intimated
that it would BY no means be the
last. as he expects to come over
from Jackson quite frequently to
keep in close touch with the grow
ing business of his company in the
state and also to enjoy more fully
the advantages of Florida which he
so loudly and enthusiastically pro-
claims.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-09-01
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