davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-22
DENNISON COAL & SUPPLY co.
21o NORTH AVE. TE1.EFoN 4a1ls
Ably vam bolo tsplucko ximu,
PAts MECHANIC KUsov1 uHIM
druhy UHIIA KoKsU prsdavams ksmpsticnx csny.

rodnu hrdost'! Mill obcania,
{; nema byt' iizko okolo srd.
ca tym Slovakom obcanom,
co tax verne, do dmoru pra-
covali uz mesiace pred voP-
bami, aby SINE ukazali til
nasu politicku silu, a aby
SINE nasmu slovenskemu me.
nu a vobec Slavianstvu zro-
bili cest' a respekt pred i
nymi tu narodnost'ami - co
sme a co mozeme dokazat',
jestli chceme. No, ale SINE
ukazali, jak sa zname jeden
druheho gniavit'! Boly scho-
DIE, boly dobre mienky, po-
naucenia, odhodlanost',. sl'u-
by, sbierky, praca, recnenie.
TAX 81 kazdy neskazenej cti
a povedomia a hrdosti sla-
vianskej Slovak a Slovenka
boil toho isti, ze nase vit'az-
stvo je zabezpecene. Ale ako
mas prekvapilo, axe sklama-
ME prislo V povoPbove ra-
no! TAX kde re su tie vsetky
sl'uby, kde tie tisice sloven-
skych a slavianskych hlasov?
Bratia Slovaci, pisatel' tych-
to riadkov ME je ziaden po-
litikar, AMI z politiky nema
ziaden hmotny zisk, ale je
tiez jeden z tych drobnych
pracovnikov pre- cest' sloven-
skeho mena. Lenze, mill ci-
tatelia, ako SINE ,sa my v
tych minulych voPbach uka-
zali v Youngstowne, tax sa
z politickeho pol'a skryme
hoclen ma 20 rokov a ami ne
dajme znat' o sebe, re tn
Slovak ekzistuje. Nechcerne
pre- svojich pracovat', tax to
ukazme verejne pred voTba-
mi, a ME sa preukazovat', re
chceme pomahat' a huckat'
kandidata, aby runoval a po-
tom nielen ze sami nanho
nehlasovat', ale proti nemu
este i schodzky trimat' v
prospech druhych, hoe INA
ju, ze tent nebude zvoleny,
ale pomahaju kiln bit, aby
nadejny kandidat skorej ,pu'
kol. Prisloyie hovori, ze clio
vek sa az do staroby uci
A ci ME? We'd mann uz pr
pat'desiatke, ale by som ne
boil nikdy veril, ze medz
slovenskym narodom su~ tax
- veeer este sl'uboval celj
svet pre- slovenskeho kandi
data a jaky clovek Dol pre-
kvapeny, ked' rano je ten i
sty pri volebnej budke pla
katami v rukach pre- dru
hych. CT je to ME cierna ov
ca sloVenskeho naroda? A
name takych j muzskych
zenske. Vecer srubovali, {
rano uz "a $500 pre- druhe
ho a ME pre-, svojho. I'm 81
. milsie $500 jak ich a sloven
skeho naroda cest'. No a k,
tomu este SINE sa podelili
ma VERY. Ku pr. jeden ma
kandidat dostal vyse .720'
hlasov a druhy, Co ich ma
tiez tol'ko dostat' a boil, b,
byval j zvoleny S nina, do
stal 5400. Kde si tie. ostat
z ne, tych 1900? Mas Slova.
katolik a evanjelik ma hls
i sovat' ma Slovaka gr. kat
/ ale tento ma tamtoho Boz
D chran. No skoda, to sa u
i pominulo, ale 81 to Slovat
j zapamatajte a dajte pozol
u Kazdy ma pravo kde a n
: koho chce hlasovat', ale sl'l
: bovat' a zradit',. to je ami nj
: svojske, ami ME obcansko-s
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-22

Youngstownske Sloven-
ske Noviny maju mat pred
most v kazdej slovenskej do.
macnosti v Mahoning doline.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-22
Cd BAZAROVEHO w
BORU OSADY MENA
JEZIS.

Pri vykazovani tych osad-
nfkov, ktori zaplatili "a ba-
zarove knizky, stala sa chy-
ba, ktorl tymto opravujen.e.
r;a miesto Ignac Tumpak
malo stat, ze L'udvik Sid
lik zaplatil SIS. Dalej zapIa-
till: Jan Silvia SIS, Jozef
Toman SIS, Tomas Orlovsky
So, Frank Petercak SO, Jan
Fisher $1.5o, Stefan Andra-
sy $3.50, Mattel Verba $3.50,
Peter Porianda 81, Andrej
Kacmar $3.50, Pavel Andra-
sy ST., Stefan Rudy 81, M.
Hamborsky 81, Jan Tomas
81, Jan Macinga So, Jozef
Stanko 81, Andrej Jancar
So, Stefan Salagi 81, Michal
Kuzma 81, Miklds Popovie
81, Maria Orenic 81, Anna
Lipjanec $3.50, Maria No
votny 81, Michal Baca $3.50,
Juraj Bodnovic 81, Juraj Su-
laj 50, Juraj Cizmar 1925,
Stefan Magda $3.50, Jan
Papcun 81, Anna Macinga
81, Eduard Kezun 81, And
rel Seles 81, Michal Zitri-
cky 81, Stefan Martin ST.,
Andrej Tomaskovic $3.50,
Anna Savko 81, Stefan Pu-
halla 81, Jan Cizmar 81,
Jan Medvec $3.50, Dan Pei
les 81, Katarina Kuruc 81,
Jan Korhan So, Andrej Smi-
govsky 81, Fred Stille $1.25,
Anna Tomaskovic So, Jan
Martinko (Midland) 81, An
drej Belcik 81, Matej Miku-
la So, Stefan Kopanicak 81,
Michal Blosak So, Stefan
Lejko $3.50, Anna Tomas.
kovic mi. 81, Verba Matei
$3.50, Martin Humensky MI
81, Juraj Koval So, Frank
Mihalik 81, Jan Tomasko'
vic $3.50, Jan Gajan $3.50
Jan Kramar $1.50, Joze!
Stanko 50, Maria Benson 81
N. Popovic 81, Ignac sTum
pax So, Jozef Bezilla st. 81
Jozef Valus $3.50, Dan Pei
les $1.25, Pavel Pavlik 81
! Maths Tomek 81, Stefan Do
menik 81, Tomas Andras.
: 81, Simon Kuzma 81, Mi
i chal Matuscak $3.50, Anto1
: komara 81, Andrej Floch S
Stefan Sefcik $3.50, Stefal
= Semko mi. $3.50, Micha
i Carnoky 81, Jan Bendik So
: Jan Janos $3.50, Stefan M II
: tin $3.50, Jan Celovsky 81
j Zuzanna Toporcer 81, And
| rel Yurco 81, Jozef Soltis 81
= Zuzanna Porhincak 81, Jal
Kadva So, N. Kolesar $2.5C
= Frank Tobis $3.50, Andre
: Pompura 81, Martin Slanin
, 81, Jozef Tobis So, Jan Va
ko $3.50, Juraj Bernat 81
i. Sc, Emil Bielik 81, Jura
: Podracky 81, Pavel Onda
. $3.50, Maria Soltis 81, M
0 chal Sciranko 1925, Ann
:. Bindas $3.50, Jozef Onda
e st. 81, Juraj Krusel $3.50
!, Jozef Hamrak $3.50, Mari
: Uhrin 81, Anna Sencisa
e $3.50, Jozef Baca $1.25, il
e zef Bajtos 1926, Andre
= Dutka $3.50, Stefan Onds
y $3.50, Stefan Kerestur S
l.. Andrej Cizmar So, Mich;
a Tinal 1925, Pavel Konev'
81, Juraj Pavliga 81, Stefa
e Hlebak 81, Michal Jacko s
e Martin Topoly 81, Jan Pr
a SAX So, Jan Krupa st. S
y Jan Belak 81, Michal B.
J. bovnik mi. $3.50, Stefa
l. Ol'savsky st. So, Pavel O.
= savsky 81, Andrej Luke
- $3.50, Jan Johman mi. $4.e
Jan Belcik $3.50, Maria HI
"a dak So, Andrej Lesko S
Andrej Panda ST., Mich
y. kaGmar mi. So, Jan Zupl
81, Michal Belcik 81, il
L Estok 81, Juraj Fekety S
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-22

Vyslovil sa tiez, ze, sa vel
mi test a je hrdy, ze moze
byt' udom tax mohutnej l'ud
skej spolocnosti, ako je nasa
K. Jednota. Potom nam tiez
prehovoril niekol'ko uprim-
nych slov mas velp. kaplan,
NJ. Tondra. On nam povedal
re hoe nema byt' cest' udom
tohto cfsla, ale ze S nami CT
ii a je tiez hrdy a vd'acny
K. ]. Obaja nasi milovani
duchovni otcovia, srdecne
SINE VAN povd'acni "a zu-
eastnenie sa rnedzi nami, al
"a vase krasne a povzbudzu-
JUICE slova, ktore ste nam po-
vedali. Zaplat' yam Bob. No
o potion Dol poziadany mas
terajsi a dlhoroeny predseda
br. Jozef Martinko. On nam
tiez prehovoril cd srdca "a
u pre- K. j., mas, spolok a ma
rod. Mech nu je tiez vd d'aka.
Taktiez prehovorili starsi L.
radnfci a ddovia spolku, br.
Anton Rigelsky, podpreds.;
br. Jan Melek, byv. preds. !;
br. Matej Cizmar, br. Jan
Vitkaj, starosta MI. Oddele-
mia z jeho skdsenostf; br. An
drej Adamko (sme no pre-
skocili), dlhorocny zapisnik
spolku. On tiez prehovoril
niekolko dprimnych SLOW, Go
tu zazil a skusil, odkedy ne
chal Hermanovce v Sarisi a
ze sa tiez vel'mi test, re je
udom K. J. a ze d'akuje e.
ste tomu, kto no navrhoval
do K. j. No mech je vsetkym
jak recnikom, tax ucastni-
kom (udom) srdecna vd a.
ka "a fch reel a "a ich zd-
castnenie ma tejto malej o.
slave. Mysfinl, ze sa tam ka.
zdy dobre citil,, a SINE 81 do.
dali tiez i nadeji a gurazu
ku .d'alsej praci "a Jednotu
spolok a narod. A mech je
tiez najvacsia vd'aka nasmu
hi. podpredsedovi J. J. Vas
cakovi, ze mas ku tomutt
povzbudil, al "a stedrost', le
bo ia mala hostinka bols
zyacsa jeho dar. On i zakon
Gil tuto oslavu peknymi slo
vami a pod'skovanim ak
recnfkom, tax al vsetkym z;
ich pritomnost'. .
Ma ostatok pytame "a pre-
pacenie, jestli by SINE Dol
niekoho vynechah reenl
kov, ponevac pisatel tycht
riadkov nielen nacdval rec
nenie, ale sa tiez usiloval
obsluzit' udov okolo stola, a
ko j ostatnf lradnici. Nala
da bola dobra. Pc vecel
Father Begalla predriekc
modlitbu a tax SINE 81 "a
spievali narodnu hymnu He
Slovaci. Potom bolo este ME
korko l'udovych piesni. v
deli SINE tam 81 prespevovar
i ,takych udov, co inoked
nebars radi ami len hovorii
. No my SINE ,radi, ze sa kaz
!: dy citil dobre a 81 brati
priali mat j wac takycht
: milych hostinkov do rok;
!, Teraz ma ,koniec ,chcem
rod 'akovat'. tym dievcaton
, co nam ten oloyrant pripr'
/ vily,. Boil fajny. Prezradim
/ VAN: boly to cisto krajov
: virstle. A nam ma stoly p'
| davaly a zizen hastily. Bol
: to 81. Jezefina Adamko a
: Zofia Muransky. 'Srdecr
: vd'aka vam, dievcata.
: NO a ma konlec, necn II.
} a prekvita K. j., mech Ii.
i Spolok sv. Martina, G.. rs
, mech zije narod slovensl
j. ma veky, jak tn v tejto n
;. vel vlasti, tax tiez j ma n
z som milom Slovensku, v c
j.. sko-Slovenskej republike. :
e Zdrav Bob!
!. S dprimnym pozdravom
{ Spolok sv. Martina IKSJ.,
= Martin Muransk
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-22
NIECO 20 SPOLKU SV.
MARTINA, c. rs. kJ.

MARTINA, G. Is. kJ.
Cteni bratia X. j. a vobec
citatelia tychto novin, jako
ste minule citali, mas spolok
sa pripravil ku malej pred
naske, t. j. oslave 45-rocne-
no jestvovania K. j. a tax
sme to odbavili minulej ne
deli, II. novembra. Napred
bola riadna mesacna scho-
dza, ma ktorej bol dost' pek-
ny pocet udov a jedna1o sa
0 vel'a vaznych veciach, ty-
kajdcich sa spolku a naroda
slovenskeho vobec. Medzi-
inym spolok odhlasovals S.
ma Amer. Ccrveny Kriz. Pc
skonceni sch6dze, udovia a
uradnici spolku, ma celes s
hl. podpredsedom X. j. br.;
Jozefom Vascakom, : 81 "a
sadli ku stolom, ma ktorych
uz bol prichystany chutny o.
lovrant a tiez inc, ma splach-
nutie hrdla. Bolo i tvrdsie j
maksie. Pri tejto prilezitosti
mas tiez poctili svojou pri-
tomnost'ou nasi milovani
duchovni otcovia, velp. Ste
fan Begalla, ktory je clenon,
tohto spolku cd malieka, a
tiez velp. M. Tondra, mes
kaplan. Pc malom nasyteni
a obcerstveni, br. hi. pod
predseda j. Vascak sa Eau
jail ako predsedajuci stola a
vysvetlil prftomnym udon,
pricinu a vyznam tejto osla-
Wy. Vylicil nakratko udalo-
sti a pracu X. J. "a udov a
narod slovensky pocas jej
45-rocneho jestvovania. TAX
vyvolal br. Jozefa Ilencika
ST., jedneho z najstarsich u.
dov spolku, aby nam pove'
dal nieGo z kolisky tohoto ci'
sia a K. J. vobec. Cteni ci'
/, tatelia, mas brat Ilencik je
len tiez jednoduchy robotnJ
clovek, ale by ste boil :potu
Ii jeho prednasku. Recnil a
81 hodinu a stvrt' a to tai
: zauji,navo hlavne otych "a
: eiatkoch, ze sme vsetci ho =
I tou najvacsou pozornost's,
: vypoculi. Mech mu je "a t,
srdecna vd'aka. Ia MIN BIO
tiez poziadany jeden z tyel
: starsich ddov brat Jozef Slif
= ka a on nam tiez poveda
vel mi zaujimavu rec. .Pove
: dal, re keby nam zacal rec
. nit 20 svojich skdsenosti, a
/. ko chodil ma peso do Lowell
: 'villu do prace, tax by sme h
museli pocuvat' ME hodin
d pol, ale cely tyzden. Nee
j mu je tiez srdecna vd'aks
!. Potom nam prehovoril bl
Martin Roth, tiez jeden
tych starsich udov, 20 svc
i jej skusenosti. Mech mu J
tiez "a to srdecna vd aka
: Potom prehovorili uprimn
: slova uznania a povzbud'
n MIA do d'alsej prace "a K.
a a narod terajsi dradnici spo
ku "a poriadkom. Br. Joz'
r Javorsky nam povedal, !
l. to haiti slovenskd pracu, j
DO name vePa vodcov. P
g tom prehovorili br. J. Dola
a terajsi tajomnfk; br. Ma
: tin Muransky, terajsi polka,
mix. Tito traja su 2 tys
J. Scavnicanov, z ktorych .je
T. lnoznol najviac ma young
g townskej okolici, a ktorf b
Ii pritomni tn pri kazdo
e. slovenskom podujati. No
$. potion boil vyvolany preh
= vorit' nieco mas milovany d
chovny otec, velp. Begall
e. On je tiez Scavnican. Pow
" dal nam o dobrych cino'
v. K. J. "a Boha narod 81
vensky a povzbudzoval n
~ XII d'alsej praci, aby SINE n
J,s ustali pracovat' cestne p
id X. J.. a pre- nasu sv. cirk
j mas mily slovensky marc
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-22
Spolkove Zpravy
Schodza Slow. Farmerskeho
e Klubu.

! Schodza Slovenskeho Far
merskeho Klubu bude v me-
del'u, "a. novembra vecer
u br.4 a ses. Mack. Vsetci
ldovia su ziadani prist'.
Jan Virostek, predseda
Jozef Kubus, tajomnik,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-22

- Ked' a nieco vtmamn6ho
q vas prihodi, nspiAte 0 tom
sprlvu d6 Hshto novin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-22
sPoLoK sv. JoZErA. q. 7sl. I. Z
s. ]. MA LANsINGvILLE.

Urad: Jan YavorskS. predseda. $50
Fithian ST., Youngstown. o. ~ Jo-
zef Tekac, podpredseda, 2406 Cooper
St., Youngstown. o. - Pavel Do.
bransky, zapisnik. 1912 e. Florida
Ave., Youngstown, O.. - Jozef Ko.
shan st., dctovnik, 1878 Homewood
Ave-, Youngstown. o. - Jurai La
buda, pokladnik. al709 Homewood
Ave, Youngstown, o. - Jan 8. Val.
ko. /. dozorca, 26i8 Taft Avenue.
Youngstown, o, Jozef Relax ST..
2. dozorca, SIS Eithian St., Youngs-
town, o. - Michal Franko st., vs..
Dor chorych, 1890 Cooper ST.. Youngs
town, o. - Jozef Soya. dozorca dive
ra. 1888 Hunter Ave-. Youngstown.
o. - Valent Hiebovi starosta MI.
Odd. Cisla 1913. IKSJ., 1912 e. Flo
rida Ave., Youngstown. Ohio.
Sch6dze "a odbyvaii kaidu 4. ne
del'u " mesiaci y Sokolovni ma
Homewood Ave.
vsetky dopisy treba zasielat' ma
Joseph Koshan st.. 1873 Homewood
Ave-, Youngstown. O..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-22
HAsELToNsK1 Y NEMour pom.
PORUJUCI sPoLoK TATRA.

Urad: Martin Lipka. predssda; 63
Starr st.. Campbell, o. Jan Ko-
zak, podpredseda. - Morley Ave-.
Campbell, o. Stefan Roth, "a.
pisnik n Morley Ave-, Campbell.
o. - Valent Rovder. dctovnik. y
Fairview Ave.. Campbell. O. - Nj
chal Dzurei, pokladnfk. p. O. Box
20 Haselton Sta, Youngstown. O.
Dozorcovia; Jan Basista. l0l
Haseltine Ave-. Youngstown. o. .
Michal Krotky. LAT Gladstone ST..
Campbell, O. - Dazorca. chor5eh: :
Jan Babik. 4S 8. Blaine Ave.. Ha.
selton Sta, Youngstown, o. - Ste.
fan Bartos. straz. l65 Courtland Av,
Campbell. o. ~
Schodze odbyvail "a kazdu 4. ne.
del'u mesiaci v kat. SLOW. skoie
osady ~. Alabsty ma N. Haseltine
Ave. !. hOd. popoludnf.
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THE SUITS

Single, double breasted
and sports models :. Fine
all-wOOl wOrsteds, fiannels,
rough fabrics, tweeds,
twists-sOlid cOIOrs. her
ringbOnes, plaids, checks,
stripes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-04
Huge aSSO1tn1eutS! But don't delay These are
so exceptional THEY LAST LONG!
For Men and Young Men

We couldn't have been more fussy
with details, quality and styles for
these garments if we were planning
to sell them for lot more money!
Easter is but little more than two
weeks away! Any way you consider
it, this is destined to be one Of our
most spectacular clothing values for
1885, Regulars! Longs! Shorts !.
Stouts!
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-04
THE TOPCOATS

Plain or raglan shoulders
in a great collection of
spring and Easter pat
terms! Single breasted!
Double breasted! Full
belted pOlOs! Half belted
models! In YOUR favor
lite cOlOrs!
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-18

In the Superior Court of the
State of California, in and for the
County Of Imperial.
In the matter OF the estate of
HENRY R. EDMUNDS, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that petition for the probate of
the will of Henry r. Edmunds, de-
ceased, and for the issuance to D.
L. zinn, Public Administrator of
Imperial County Of letters of Ad-
ministration with will annexed, has
been filed in this court, and that
Friday the 31st day of May, 1885,
at two o'clock, P M, of said day,
at the Courtroom of said court, at
the Court House, in the City of
Ell Centro, County OF Imperial,
State OF California, has been set
for the hearing Of said petition,
when and where any person in
terested may appear and contest
the same, and show cause, if any
they have why said petition should
not be granted.
Dated, May 17th. 1885.
EDWARD II. LAW, Clerk.
BY Virginia L, Jones, Deputy
Clerk.
1873
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-18
NOTICE
No. 20936

In the Superior Court OF the State
of California, in and tor the
County Of San Diego, in the Mat
ter of the Estate of JOHN P. Nc
GIRK, an incompetent person.
NOTICE is hereby given that un-
dersigned guardian of the person
and estate of John P. McGirk will
sell at private sale to the highest
bidder for cash, and subject to con-
firmation by said Superior Court,
on the 25th day of May, 1885, at
the hour OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. or after
said day at the Law Office Of M,
w Conkling ZIG Bancroft Build
ing, in the City of San Diego.
County of San Diego, State of Cal
ifornia. all of the right, title and
interest of said John P McGirk;
the same being the undivided one
half interest in and to that certain
real property situate in the City of
Ell Centro, County of Imperial,
State of California, known as and
described as Lot 3, Block T. Burk
Subdivision, First Addition to El
Centro.
Bids and offers are invited for
said property and must be in writ
ing and will be opened at the Law
Office of said NJ. w. Conliling, at
torney for said guardian, room ZIG
Bancroft Bldg, in said City of San
Diego, or delivered to said guardian
personally at any time after the
first publication of this notice and
before the making of said sale.
Terms cash in hand, ten percent
OF the purchase price TO be paid on
day of sale, balance on confirma-
ton Of sale by the Court and de-
livery of conveyance.
ELEANOR McGIRK,
Guardian of the Person and Estate
of John P. McGirk.
First pub. May 1885. 9-14
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-18
Business Opportunities

FOR SALE-Major lease on we'll
located service station near CO.
vina. Call Triangle Service,
BraWley. 17-2
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-18
Wanted Poultry

WANTED-500 or 600 baby roosters,
5 on weeks old Phone 3571,
Imperial. 17-3
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-18
Professional
!. ID. F'OSS

PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
485 Brighton Ave. "hone 1885
Auditing, Income Tax. Bookkeeping
Associated with
CRENSHAV, DIEHL q WRIGHT
Certified Public Accountants
Santa Ana-RiyerSide- Angeles
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-18
No. 2508

NO. I5Uo
NOTICE OF TINE AND PLACE
APPOINTED FOR PROVING
WILL AND HEARING APPLI-
CATION FOR LETTERS OF
MINIS IRA TION WITH
WILL ANNEXED.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-18
10 Real Estate for Sale

SACRIFICE SALE. $50 full pur-
chase price, with insured title and
deed for large wooded mountain
homesite in Crestline, the near
est of all San Bernardino noun
Tain communities. on state high
way. Crestline has 600 homes;
stores, public library, school,
recreational area, water, cleo
tricity, telephones. Write for de-
tails. Chas. S. Mann, owner
CreStline, Calf. 13-1mc
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-18

L. H. Howard, representative OF
the market news service at Salinas,
has been succeeded by L. T. Kirby
of BraWley.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-18

HORSES under the geological assfcations
known as hooed animals but the hoofed cond
group been attained Independently by various
The Washington times., 1935-12-11
Crossed Wires
Bring Widow
Death News

BALBOA, Canal Zone, Dec. II
I.N.SD the missing
men, believed drowned are listed
as Staff Sergt. Golan R. Blundon,
Private William M. Cooper, and
Private Joseph Bergeron."
BY a dramatic coincidence, due
to crossed telephone wires, this
message. in droning official tones.
came to the Mortified ears of the
beautiful young wife Of Private
Bergeron-notifying her that she
was a widow.
Instead of the voice Of her
grocer, whom she had dialed.
came the dry accents of a Navy
officer reporting to headquarters
details of the crash of the giant
U. S. Army bomber in the shark
infested waters off Rogage Key,
yesterday.
Frustrated by the shock, Mrs
Bergeron is now in the care of
a physician.
The Washington times., 1935-12-11
COUPLE FOUND
DEAD INAUT0

CHICAGO. Dec. II GN.SO.
Murder and suicide" vas the Of
fetal police verdict today, "unre-
quilted love" the unofficial ex-
planation for the deaths Of a
tavern keeper. married and the
father of a 10-year-old son, and
former fan dancer.
William B. Weir, 40, and Miss
Lillian Mann, 80, formerly OF
Havana, Ill. were found shot to
death in an automobile by Will
liam Weber, in the rear OF his
home.
Weir had been shot through
the mouth. the fan dancer in the
right temple. There were powder
marks about her wound. In a
cloth handbag on her lap was a
pistol. There were two bullet
holes through the bag.
Friends of Weir said he had
been a Suitor of the young woman
for years. had recently attempted
to break off the relationship.
She had performed as fan
dancer in Chicago taverns and
night clubs, but recently had been
employed as a houSekeeper in the
Weber home.
The Washington times., 1935-12-11
College Protest Grid
Racket CharSe

most lost his post when he sought
to eliminate intercollegiate foot
ball at Cambridge.
1T is necessary for your sons to
be battered into mental and phys
ical insensibility in order to dis
play character" he said.
The solution, Professor owen
said was to go out and hire pro-
fessional players just as you
would laborers."
Il would come right out in the
open and do business the same
way it is done in professional
baseball, football and hockey" he
said
The Washington times., 1935-12-11
7 DIE, | DYING
INCARCRASH

ADRIAN, Mich, Dec. IL QN.SO
Two persons were dead today and
a third was suffering from critical
injuries after a head-on auto col
lision near here yesterday.
The dead were George w. Hess,
of Ashland, Ohio, and Mrs
George w. Burt, of Pontiac.
Sherman Corr, of Ashland, was
in Foote Memorial Hospital here,
not expected to live.
Mrs. Burt and Mr.. Corr were
riding with MI. Hess. who, &C
cording to police. drove headon
into a truck driven by R. G. Shep-
herd. of DeS MoineS, Iowa.
Mr.. Shepherd and two men on
his truck. his brother, William.
and Herbert Carter, were detained
at Clinton, Mich, by State police
pending a coroner'S inquest.
The Washington times., 1935-12-11
RUSSELL QUITS
JOB TO AID
IDLE VETS

To devote his full energies to
the problems Of permanent en-
ployment for veterans, John Rus
sell, Washington correspondent
for the American Legion, has sub
mitted his resignation from that
position.
Pointing out that he had served
already three months longer than
his appointment, which was for
one year, Russell stated that
shifts in the structure Of the Le-
gion organization has obviated the
necessity of his serving longer.
Temporary Relief
Comdr. Frank N. Belgrano, jr.,
and National Comdr. Ray Muir.
ply, under both Of whom he has
served.
Pointing out that while the pay.
ment OF the bonus would be a
great blessing. it would be only
temporary relief, Russell said:
What must be considered
eventually by those active in be-
half of the veterans welfare is the
nightmare of unemployment. Un-
less some solution is found in the
near future to bring about the
elimination Of this problem by
providing permanent JOBS for vet
eranS-who now approach the
average age of "A yearS-the drive
for general pensions will come like
a laundering herd Of elephants
rushing across the waStelands Of
despair.
To Help Veterans
Congress will have this prob
lem on its hands in a short time
unless steady employment is pro
vided for veterans.
Suitable and permanent en-
ployment must needs be found for
the unemployed World War vet
eran and when this is done, the
same method will be found to be
the magic wand for a great mum.
ber Of all unemployed.
1T is my hope to devote my
spare time to the subject OF the
unemployed veteran and ferret
out ways and m cans to help
remedy the deplorable situation as
it now exists. This is a serious
problem and one which calls for
a united front by all veterans"