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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-03-09
YOUNGsToWNsKE sLOvENsKE NovINY
.NRA je demokIaticka
(Dokoncenie 9 l. strany)

AAAy SSpSS SAAAAJ ~ sVAS AsAASAAsS'
Wy ste. tu ma to, aby ste usku-
to6nili jeho ciele. s malo w
nimkami, priemysel vykona svo-
ju povinnost'. Len v zriedka-
vych prfpadoch vlada bude mu-
siet' rychlo a pevne zakrocit'.
Ochrana malym
Musime porobit kroky ma O.
chranu malopriemyselnikov a
maloobchodnikov. Oni nesmti
zmizn1t' s nasho hospodarskeho
javiska. Pred mnoho rokmi Wy
nesene boly proti.trustove "a
kony a jednym 2 ich ciel'ov bo-
la ochrana mal6ho cloveka. v
mnohych pripadoch tieto zako-
ny neochranily maleho cloveka.
Ale my nechceme trpiet taky
stav. Musej1 byt' zastavene ia
ke s1t'azove metody, ktorymi je
maloobchodnik vytiskany.
Tieto proti-trustove zakony
musej1 1cinkovat' nad'alej.
Pozmenene boly len v tom OIL a
de, kde bolo treba odstranit'
detskd pracu, potiarne, hladove
mzdy a inc nespravodlive prak-
tiky.
Robotnici majd "slobodnd
v6Iu"
Este ma jeden predmet vas
chcem upozornit'. Zakon sa po-
staral o vol'ny vyber zastupcov
pre- robotnfkov. Tie dve slova :
"vol'ny vyber" znamenajd pra-
We to a mic inc. Je patrne, ze
vlada ma nielen pravo, ale i po-
vinnost' dozerat' ma to, ably, po
prve, zamestnanci mali zastup-
GOV a po druhe, aby pri vybera-
nj 81 zastupcov, boil dplne VOL
nj. ia ziadam, ably kazda kor-
poracia v Spojenych Statoch "a
chovavala iteru ducha VOL
neho vyberu. - My nem6z-
me trpiet' skutky, ktore sd mo-
nopolisticke, ktore nedavaj1 ro-
botnfctvu slobodu pri vybere
zastupcov alebo ktore sd inac
nepriatel'ske verejnemu blahu.
Slovom, my nemozeme trpiet'
zneuzivanie hospodarskej moci,
zneuzivanie robotnictva, zneuzi-
vanie zamestnavatel'ov alebo
zneuzivanie spotrebovatel 'ov. To
neznacf, ze m6zeme urobit' do
konalymi tych sta k6dov behom
dna alebo mesiaca. Ale to znacf,
ze SINE prisli k casu, ked' treba
robit' opravy, vykorenit' doka-
zane zlo.
Reorganizacia must byt'
trvala.
Melody a podrobnosti reorga-
nizacie nasho systemu sa m6zu
a bud1 menit' roka ma rok, a.
lie je vel'mi iste, ze americky
| l'ud ma vedomie, ze ciel'om tel
to reorganizacie nebolo len ma
vratenie blahobytu. Ciel' Dol o
mnoho hlbsi. Reorganizacia mu-
81 zostat' trvalou cez cely mas
zivot, zeby SINE sa nikdy Wac
nedostali do toho spoloc ocensk6ho
polozenia, v ktorom obrovske
ciastky nasho obyvatel'stva lily
po neamericky.
Precitaj1c potion telegram cd
predsedu American Bankers As
sociation, v ktorom sdel 'uje vep-
ke zlepsenie sa stavu bank, pre-
zident Roosevelt koncil svoju
rec:
Rozpamatajte sa ma tento j.
sty den pred rokom. Viete, Go
bolo s bankami v tom case; vie
te, Go bolo s vasimi podnika-
mi. Tento telegram je zivym O.
brazom pokroku, ktory SINE do
siahli. Skonsoidujme nase 1spe-
chy a rozhodnime sa, ze tato
konsolidacia bude v prospech u
stavicneho pokroku a menovite
' prospech vacsieho blaha do
brobytu americk6ho Iudu.
ARMkDNI LETUI
Evening star., 1934-08-18
SALE-SUBURBAN.

ATTENTION. MR.. RETIRED MANI
". 100 Will buy small estate compris-
ing about acres ground, 800 IT. on paved
ave. and dandy 7-room detached home;
elec.. city water and sewer available: ex-
eeilsnt for chicken raising, small truck
garden etc; nice trees and flowers. Lo-
for for owner. 81 456s. ii56 i586NHss W. ave- attorney
sale Or rent RoBERT D. EoHR III II
Cedar st. Takoma Park. GE. 08si
400 SOUTH SPRUCE ST, LYON PARK.
Va.-AI- modern home; 5 rooms closets
bath. dry basement. cement floors. hot
water heat; laundry; lot 50x124; garage
For ssle by owner and builder, e e
PORTER, Clarendon 1929. 19'
WONDERFUL BARGAIN-CNLY S37 80
ner month. including all interest and taxes
Price. Sc. 500; cash. 81 900. Modern brick
Box 4l6-V. Star ONCE
HYATTs;, HILLS BUNGALOWS ROOMS
snd bath. smi garage; Price. $1,000:
COMPANY, 945 x st. NV. National 5371. .
DESIRABLE LOCATIoN-GARRETT PARK
-6 rms, modern; large lot, 2-story garage,
greenhouse greer Kensinston 39o-w. or cL.
ROOMS BATH. GAS, EIEc.. II. VIII
and garage; S4-acre ground with fruit
S.., tree: For inspection. call owner s22
TAKoMA PARK. D. c.-NEAR SCHOOL;
rooms, 2 baths: completely refnishsd;
oil burner: weather-stripped awnings.
screens; deep lot; terms; s7.e6o: may rent.
Evening star., 1934-08-18
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

oNE-HALF DOCTORS OFFICE OF S
large rooms and . baths for rent; un-
Call resident manager or OWNER. Apt.
3O1. 1915 18th st. NV. Phone Decatur
Evening star., 1934-08-18
WANTED TO BUY-HOUSEs,

WANTED TO BUY-HOUsEs.
CASH FOR BRICK OR FRAME HOUSES
white or coIored; prefer ones needing re-
pair; quick settlement z A. GARVEY,
ll26 Vermont ave. DI. 45OS.
HAVE CLIENTS WITH CASH FOR SMALL
houses. white or colored. regardless Of
TOLEDO GUARANTY CORPORATION.
1929 Woodward Bldg,
National oROR
Evening star., 1934-08-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

GFORGETOWN-TWO ROOMS. KTTCH-
enette. bath. wanted; unfurniShed. Ad-
dress Box BOW Star once. 19'
COUPLE DESIRES 2-RoOM FURNISHED
apartment not exceed $50. Take posses
sion by 28th. Address Box 411-V. Star
ofhce. ~
SCRUPULOUsLY CAREFUL RESPONSE
BILE middle-aged couple. no pets. children,
want furnished apartment or small house
Indefinite time no lease: man permanently
employed; quiet. refined environment: give
full particulars. Address Box 413-V. Star
once. 20.
eRM, MODERN FURNISHED APT. Sc,
BY refined couple; not over S35: perma-
nent. Address Box 446-V. Star ONCE. 19'
Evening star., 1934-08-18
SALE--LOTS.
WANTED-LOTS.

BEST LOT NORTHWEST SECTION $500
cash will buy State size and particulars.
Address Box 236-V, Star ONCE.
WILL PAY $500 CASH FOR SMALL NV.
lot in good neishborhood west OF 14th:
consider rear of corner lot. Address Box
02S-V Star ONCE
Evening star., 1934-08-18
RENT-FLATS.

$50 NJ sE-3 R.. B.. ELEC.. HOT
water heat. .......SSo.O .OU
1851 C s.e.-3 T.. b............... $500
81 South Carolina ave. s.e.-4 r.,
b; elsc.. h.-w:h. :h...;..,:..i.i $500
]. c. WELDON CO.,
1927 K st. NV. ME. 3O11.
Evening star., 1934-08-18

Nemone flushed "You know that that authority is
l." she said coldy "Of course know it," replied
the ape man. but that only renders 1t the more
odious" Explain yourself!" she snapped. Are
you trying to drive me beyond all patienceP Take
Evening star., 1934-08-18
sALE-Co-oPERATIvE APIS.

SACRIFICE FOR CASH.
Owing to exceptional circumstances q
unique apartment of character consisting
OF six large sunny rooms @ expoSures) and
G. e. electrically equipped Kitchen. Is Of
fered for sale at the ridiculouSly low price
of $500 in the Northumberland Coop
erative) Apis. 2039 New Hamp. ave. Pos
session Oct. l. If unsold Sept. 1. offer
Withdrawn. Exceptional buy. either as an
ideal home or as safest investment. Please
communicate with Mr.. MILTON BROWN,
Treas. Northumberland. North 1880.
Evening star., 1934-08-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

So wK.-COOL AIRY. NEW: l RM.. KIT,
Rme caf fec DafH s57S waTder s
to share rooms and bath. with
TAKoMA PARK. 81 CARROLL AVE
2nd f.; 2 porches, living r. bed r.. dining
r: cool, bright. nicely furn.: s45. sHep-
1910 HEMLoCK ST. Nw.-3-RooM
apt. furnished, including heat. gas, cleo
pbSns tT,cIty oE for 4,si NIX Adults only %. S4O'
s sssr CAPITOL and Library " of ooSsrsss: oSEss:
81 sth NE. dNEAR NAVY YARDl-2
front; no children. Ii. 10167. 20.
BEST NV. SECTION; BEAUTIFULLY
furnished 3 rooms. 3 baths; landscaPed
ssTden; sa1I Consider partly or unfur. DE.
COL. RID. AT 18th sT.-LARGE. PLEAS
ant front room. lieht and airy; equipped
for housekeeping; S25 including gas. elec.
Extra bed room If desired. AID. 0060.
?O1 4th ST., .N.W.--sECoND FLOOR
other front rms. next bath. S5.
DOWNTOWN BLOCK FROM WHITE
House. 2 large rooms. newly decorated:
twin beds; woodworking fireplace in each
enette; SS5. Inquire at Tally-Ho Tea
Shop OF s12 18th ST.. after Il noon.
FOR SOMETHING DIFFERENT FROM
usual beehive-an Wallace Bryants un-
Overlooks beautiful garden. 1910 G
st. NV.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED ROOMS.
kit, bath. in modern building. 2013 N H.
ave. NV. Apt. 212. or Res. Mgr. 19'
1928 1st ST. NV, CORNER OF ADAMS
Large, l room. housekeeping corner apt. @
windows, balcony. ami. nicely furnished;
$40 month.
ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING:
well furnished; $50 mo. 1226 9th st. s.w.
28I9 14th ST. N.W.-FURNISHED APT.
one room. kitchen and bath. Electrolux re-
frigerator; S36 month.
1907 KANSAS AVE NW-TWO ROOMS,
large inclosed sleeping porch; for Ink. S35.
sUBLET EXCLUSIVE HOTEL CORNER
apt. 3 exposures; 2 months or longer:
Suitable doctor. dentist or osteopath. VIII
Mrs. SANDS. Can be seen BY appt only.
OPPOSITE SHOREHAM-CHOICE ROOM.
porch. kitchen for breakfast; $40. employed
women; reference: exclusive. 24O1 Calvert.
1411 NJ AND 3 ROOMS. KIT, BATH:
yard. gas. elec.. c. h. W., phone: adults;
$4,000. S45.50. 5000: walking distance.
1916 10th ST Nw.-BEAUTIFULLY FUR
nished 1-room apartment. for people;
dressing room. running water: private
home; meals served; $40 each. NO. 1897. 1887.
216 Sth s.W. ACROSS SMITHSONIAN
Park)--2 and 3 room apts.. newly fur
nished and redecorated; running water IN
kitchen. 20
5414 Sth ST NW.-ATTRACTIVE ENTIRE
private End floor and bath: phone, Frigid-
aire. hot water: adults. GEorgia 1902. 19'
1926 OTIS PI.. NV OUTSIDE RMS,
porch: h.-w.h., gas, cleo, phone; $3.50
per week; adults. No dogs. 20'
ONE ROOM, REC. HALL, KIT. BATH:
location. 1460 Irving NV. Apt. $40. l9'
1l5 9th ST. Sc.
or Rooms, Private Bath.
Also Basement. 1Ss
FRONT FIRST-FLOOR APT. 8 ROOMS.
kitchen: desirably furnished; walking dis
tance downtown; refined only: reasonable
22O ST. NV lSs
THE SANTA ROSA -ATTRACTIvELY
furnished housekeeping apt living room.
bed room kitchen and bath; every modern
convenience. 1712 18th.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APARTMENT
Hotel goth and = n.w.-1 r. T.. b., COM
pletely furnished. linens. silver Frigidaire:
day. week, month. reasonable. Ma. 542h
BURTON. 212O q ST NV OR MORE
ped rooms kitchen. maid service; adjoins
@ w, u: and Grant School Walk to
work. New management: S9-S12 week.
80
Evening star., 1934-08-18
SALE-SUBURBAN.

HAVING BEEN RETIRED AFTER 43
years service in the District. owner will
sell washington Grove home; IL rooms.
bath, with acreage. garage. poultry houses;
abundance OF fruit; wonderful shade and
shrubbery; good water: $4,000. Small
down payment. balance monthly. Cau
GEoraia 0lS7
Evening star., 1934-08-18
SALE OR EXCHANGE.

VALUABLE BUILDING SITES. 4s0-FT
frontage on boulevard, in Silver Spring
district. near new SLICE Park Drive; ex-
County. County " W. T r DoUGLAs. Si7 Holly
ave Takoma Park. Nd. Telephone SHep-
Evening star., 1934-08-18

SOUTH LYON PARK. VA.
CORNER NEW LEE BLVD. AND VA. AVE
JUST COMPLETED among grove of
large oak trees this ultra-modern home
designed with short stairways leading to
basement and bed room noors from living
floor. contains 6 rooms. large storage
closets. fireplace. beautiful kitchen with
insul. gas stove: elec. refriR.. tiled bath:
recreation room; h:-w.h.. garage: lot land
scaped. Open week days. $3.50 pm. All
day Sat and Sunday-Ph Clar 1899. J.
VERNON SMITH. 40 Glebe rd.. Arling-
Evening star., 1934-08-18

APARTMENTS-SU
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED: 2 RMS.
large private yard $3.50. RUBY LEE
MINAR. INC. Walnut 1897, Clar. 456.
Evening star., 1934-08-18
WANTED TO BUY-APT. HOUSE.

WANT PURCHASE MODERN NORTHWEST
apartment house from owner. subject hrst
trust: have clear property to exchanse;
will add cash. Address Box 3S0-V, Star
Evening star., 1934-08-18
AURORA HILLS. VA.

AURORA HILLS. VA.
OFFICE.
Brand-new homes. ami; frame-and-
brick from S4950 and UP. Lots ready
for building from $500 and up. Some
excellent bargains in Aurora Hills" Va.
Highlands" and "Oakcrest" sections. THE
NJ. H. BARRY ORG. 200 Arlington Ridge
Phone Walnut $685. 1Qs
Evening star., 1934-08-18
AURORA HILLS. VA.

OFFICE
7-room house. bed rooms. porches:
ami: large lot 100xl2O; garage. FOX
SALE at sacrifice. Price. 81. 7b0; MAKE 1e
Arlington Ridge Phone Walnut ss95. 10.
A BEAUTIFUL PIECE OF PROPERTY.
suitable as a country estate. club house;
bonlevaTd tSaH apasf mile mi north of Mt vernon and
IA miles from Washington. D. c. This
property Is known as Mt. Vernon HIS.
where wJSv transmitter was formerly 10
Gated. and is a part Of the original estate
bel1nsing to George Washinst9oaa. os .cr.s
with 36a feet facing on the Richmond
blvd. and 56S feet facing on the Mt Yer;
non rd. 1t has been made into q wonoer1ul
park. beautifully handicapped. with MOWERS,
fruit trees grapevines. etc.
feet with a smaller building 12x25 feet
and a 4-room cottage. The large building
has hot-water heat and electricity and can
be readily changed into q dance hall and
dining room.
gallons a minute. with a large overhead
tank holding 10000 gallons Of water, also
q concrete reservoir holding 10000 gallons.
For a quick cash sale we are onerlng
this property at a sacrifice.
It must be seen to be sppreeiated..
phone WEST 1643.
PRACTICALLY NEW HOUSE. 3h ACRES
ground 5 rooms. bath. h.-w,h, fireplace
with Heatalator. electric lights; basement
under entire house. laundry in basement;
garage. chicken house. corn house: near
consolidated schools. and churches: level
Rround,. approximately 400 IT. on highway
north of Priests Bridge Reasonable terms.
c. A. RIDEN Bowie 7-F-3.
Evening star., 1934-08-18
ROOMS AND BOARD.

FiOe GEORGIA AVE. NV or rooms
opposite Walter Reed, on car line; ami
reasonable. GE. 1246.
Evening star., 1934-08-18

RroundS tennis court, real home COOKING
PRIVILEGES: refined cheerful surrounrsn.Ss'
CY. 2Q12 lo-
Evening star., 1934-08-18
HOUSES-FURNISHED.

ATTRACTIVE 4 AND ROOM HOUSES
NV section, furnished or unfurnlsneo'
Adams 1858. - --o
EIGHT MONTHS OR LONGER; COZ9
five-room bungalow. yard. sarage' SaSo SaS;3o
month F4fty-two Connecticut avenue
Kensington. MARYLAND "a
5235 sth ST N.w-sEMIsDEr;; 9 I3c.iG +; 4
b 3-car gar, oil burner, Frigidalre: nicely
furnished; convenient; Gentiles; adults'
$50. GE. 01fg.
FOR 3 MOS. 4 ROOMS; AMI. LOCATED
in Battery Park Bethesda: references rea-
sonabie rent Call Bradley 57-W.
DETACHED; ATT RACTIV FURs
nished; rooms. . baths, lovely porches ano
lawn. Gear garage; occupied BY owners
exclusive location. 3S04 Garnelo ~; 81 Nv
I72e 21St ST. N.w.-9 ROOMS. KITCHEN:
maids room. baths, lavatory. neautlrVinyy nelan.iay
furnished; Al condition; best resloenlsl
section.
WE HAVE RECENTLY LISTED SEVERAL
suburban homes. beautifully furrlsneo IN
excellent taste. For information call
r. D. DAVIS.
Sll 18th st. NV. -
National 1908. EVENINGS EMERSON 66O.'
Evening star., 1934-08-18
WANTEl---ROOMS.
wANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

GoJT FMPI,-- student, wants q home in
GSs,fneuisned NV. section; meals, sand
Tiches to take out and care of LAUNDRY:
E10 Address Box 423-V. Star once 10
Evening star., 1934-08-18

I756 N ST NV. Dupont Circle-Attrac-
tive 2nd-h. room, inclosed sleeping poIch
semi-prfvate bath; gentleman; S35 month
607 QUINCY ST. Nw-Clean. large room
Sn,i. private home; convenient location;
W able
Evening star., 1934-08-18
CARROLL SPRING INN.

An exceptionally cool spot. 20 minutes
from the business district; acres OF shaoeo
lawn. outdoor sports: paruculAIo onsr ysar
10 Understanding parties. open year
round SH 2040.
Evening star., 1934-08-18
RooMs-FUR. AND UNFUR.

500 c ST. NE-Two large rooms Ink.
heat. light and gas included. $50 montn
Evening star., 1934-08-18
CLUB MERIDIAN,

1920 18th ST. NV.
Overlooking park: large yard. trees; onis
IN rinutes from White House. Lounges.
sun porch Singles doubles. Excellent
meals. hotel service. Reasonable ra.es'
Evening star., 1934-08-18

FOR SALE. IDEAL BUSINESS PROPERTY
IN Washington Baltimore blvd. near Dis
Evening star., 1934-08-18

1897 r ST -Nw.-Attractively furnished
and-door rrn twin beds: single rm.; va
cancy for lady roommate; delicious meals
lovely hnrne NO. 3S49.
Evening star., 1934-08-18
RENT-SuRuRRAN.
WANTED-SUBURBAN.

WANT TO RENT OR 8 RIM HOUSE
garage, Va. Nd. 10 miles Dupont Circle
adults; end Sept. SHELLARD. Arborlea
Morrisville, Pa. 10.
Evening star., 1934-08-18
RooMS-UNFURNIsHED

Two large front rooms
.h.k.: reaS.; heat, gas
ARR- w los
Evening star., 1934-08-18

So wK-cooL. AIRY. NEW: RM.. KIT,
p. gas cleo. cont. h. w; near Soldiers
1225 ST NV. APT 27-YOUNG LADY
to share 2 rooms and bath, with
Evening star., 1934-08-18

27l4 QUARRY RID. NV.
/ room kitchen. bath S37Sn
Dining Alcove: refrigeration in
cluded. Resident manager.
SHANNON 4 LUCHS CO.
1908 II ST. NV. National 934A.
Evening star., 1934-08-18

MICHIGAN PARK.
18th st. nc. near Catholic University
Modern semi-detached brick. 3 rooms. bath'
bed rooms open fireplace. screens.
weather strips. awnings: automatic blower
on furnace; windows and doors thoroughly
caulked Price, $500.
L. T. GEAVATTE
30 18th st Realtor. Ma o7S3.
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-07-20
Sheep as Weed Destroyers

Sheep viii eradicate most weeds
that infest barn lots. hog pens.
lanes and other enclosures near
farm buildings. notes "A correspond
ent In the Missouri Farmer. Some
Of the more noxIous weeds com
monty found In such places that
sheep Ike are dog fennel. smart
weed. and jlmson. Dog fenneI and
smart weeds are eaten rapidly by
sheep and. although they show less
partiallty 10 Jlmsons. they are fond
OF the seed pod which grows In the
fork OF the weed Weeds OF this
kind are usually difficult TO control
owing TO the fact that cattle and
hogs do not consume them and that
pens and lots are frequently
rough. small. or otherwise incon-
venient 10 NOW. A small flock OF
sheep viii. therefore. by consuming
such noxious weeds not only save
the farmer labor In fighting weeds
and prevent their spreading from
this source. but turn a worthless
growth OF plants into valuable
wool and mutton.
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-07-20
Sudan Grass VIII
Provide Pasture
One Acre Supports Three
or More Cows Until
Frost; Grows Fast.

Dy Earl Jones' Extension Specialist In
Asranouy. Ohio state Uniycraity.-
W$u Service.
Sudan grass. brought 10 Ameri-
ca from Africa. promises TO earn
a prominent place ln agriculture.
A dry weather crop. II furnishes
pasture grass when the native blue
grass succumbs 10 drought. one
acre OF the crop will support three
or more cows until frost II is
ready FOR pasturlug Eve to seven
weeks after seeding.
Sudan grass can be depended
upon for midsummer pasture FOR
sheep and dairy cattle. and seed
cost Is not large.
Il provides pasture during the
season that blue grass Is In its
resting period Early preparation
OF the seedbed has proved impor'
tant. and n seeding should not be
delayed longer than is necessary.
Only one serious criticism has
been offered ~ sudan grass. II Is
sometimes difficult 10 obtain per.
feet stand. This fault can be cor.
rected by shallow covering OF the
seed. by breaking up the soil crusts
before termination. and by using
good seed The grass makes a good
growth on nnproductive soils. and
on rich soils attains a height Of six
or seven feet n allowed to go un-
grazed.
Pasturlng may be begun at II to
Is inches. a height attained usual
Is Eve to seven weeks after seed
Ing. Pasturlng after frost Is not
recommended. Reports tell OF cat
tie being poisoned by grazing on
frosted sudan grass.
In addition TO furnishing pas
ture. the plant also may be harvest
ed for hay when waist high. II
has about the same feeding value
as good timothy. and presents no
special curing problems.
The fertilizer treatment recon
mended consists of $50 TO 200
pounds Of 2-l2-6 or s-l2-4 on rela.
lively poor soils nj seeding time.
Later. - % 100 pounds an acre OF
snlfaie Of ammonia or other nitro
genous fertilizer is recommended
for n top dressing. n growth Is
slow or the pasture Is heavily
stocked.
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-07-20
irish Sweeps" Easily
Greatest of Lotteries

De Valera's controversies with Eng
land may be fateful for ireland. hui
interest In them is nothing com
pared with the great national lot
terry. the Irish. hospital sweepstakes.
such Is the contention of John J.
Mccarthy In an article. The Irish
sweeps" I'm Harper's Magazine.
From the standpoint OF national
prestige" declares the author. "thc
Sweeps today oyershadow politics
and Guinness. for generations the
major Industries OF ireland Every
man 'of sUbstance'-as the Irish dub
their smart business mans usual
Is a commissioned Sweeps agent on
the side. Every Irishman. rich and
poor alike. Is n self-appointed volun-
tary Sweeps agent. forwarding ticket
books TO kin overseas and following
through on the collections
"No other lottery can boast OF any
such voluntary and inexpensive
world wide sales service. II may ex.
plain. too. why the Irish Sweeps In
the shor, span Of -four years have
completely eclIpsed. 50 far as the
sale Of tickets IS concerned the IN.
nous Calcutta sweepstakes, the
Canadian War Veterans. and other
privately conducted lotteries. Even
compared TO the governmental lot.
ferles In France and Russia. the Irish
Sweeps ticket sales are greater
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-07-20
Black Stem Wheat Rust
Is Being Fought in Ohio

Efforts OF crews on the payroll
of the Public Works administration
have brought Ohio one step closer
10 It's goal OF eliminating black
stem rust of wheat
Workers. under the direction OF
Harry Atwood state leader In
charge Of common barberry Grad
ication. destroyed 19.G11 of the
bushes responsible FOR the spread
OF the disease. since August. 1888.
Spores that cause black stem
rust are formed on the common
barberry. a plant distinct from the
japanese species used In ornamental
paintings.
Practically all OF the bushes de
stroyed were plants that had grown
from seed scattered by birds that
feed on barberry fruits. Such
plants are the most difficult 10 End
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-07-20
Handling Chopped Hay

Since chopping of hay is being
done more generally farmers need
to take into consideration the fact
that a ton OF chopped hay takes
only about 200 cubic feet Of NOW
room while ton Of long or loose
hay takes 600 feet. Because many
mows are not built to hold the ex.
cess weight which Is possible
when the hay Is chopped. care must
be taken not 10 overload mows
There is also tendency foi
chopped hay TO heat more than
long or loose hay unless IT is well
cured.
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-07-20

Celia sobbcd hySterlcaIly. jamie
looked up az Hugh. lie vas stand
ing beside the window. Ills face
against the duh blue drspe was
white and drawn
Gould Doctor Ballard be re
movcdT' Hugh asked evenly. Ills
hands werc knotted into hsts The
vein In his forehead was throbblng.
Doctor Alden thought that would
be possible. In n week Or two Pa
ther would be strong enough 10 en-
dure the trip lie would make the
necessary arrangements Mrs BAL
lard would want 20 go7
Mother was unceTtain
"uh. Mother" jamie cried lie
would De SO lonely alone"
"Of course. Mother Celia said.
we can manage here az home
Good girls !" Doctor Alden smiled
at Celia He smiled al jamie. lie
blew his nose
They discussed II after he bad
gore
The money" Mother said
There's never more than enough.
You know how Father d.
Il can arrange that Mrs Bal
lard" Hugh's eyes we're somber. All
bis Eayety vas gone.
"Bui Hugh" Mother protested
.alntly. 1--WE can't let you"
This isn't = question OF money.
said Hugh. Its a question OF hap
p.ness.-
JAMIE looked at Hugh with
worid OF tenderness in her eyes
bot Hugh was looking at Celia with
the hrellght shining across her hair.
There was a family conference
that evening. Aunt Lucy was pres
eut and Uncle Frank. Aunt Rhoda.
Uncle Bradford and Greai-aunt
Rose. Great uncle Charlie was not
Invited. Bot Crcat.uncle Charlie
came. too. They were all very
much distressed The ladies wep,
and the gentlemen cleared their
threats
Hugh has offered % arrange Tor
the expenses Mother said anx-
lousy. But II seems "a me It's
family matter. ! don't think John"
Uncle Bradford looked uneasy and
talked about the stock market.
Aunt Rose regretted that. after ail.
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-07-20
We Eat More Meat

The estimated per capita con-
sumption OF meat In the United
States In 1888 was 1929 pounds,
according to the National Live Stock
and Meat board. This was divided as
follows: Beef. SAL pounds; veal. TO
pounds; lambs. go pounds; and
pork. "A pounds More meat was
consumed in 1893 than In any pre-
vious year In the history Of the
country. Despite the upward trend
of consumption. the United States
lags behind four other countries In
the per cap1ta consumption Of meat