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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-02
vEL'KY GIN sLovENsKEHo
y FABRIKANTA,

Kym sa inyeh krajinaeh krv
prelieva pre- rozliene socialne re-
formy, u mas uz name krasny pri-
klad 81 'achetnej snahy, dobroyol
nym socializovanim urobit' pra-
. cujicich robotnikov ucastnikmi
podniku a tax i zisku. Tento pr
W, vel'ayyznamny krok urobil
Jan Palka, liptovsko-sv. mikulas-
sky fabrikant, svojim laskou k
ludu nadchnutyEl srdcom ozia-
riac~ memo slovehskeho fabrikan-
ia. Prajeme 81 ably tento idealny
a spolu i velnni realny krok pre-
.konal vset4y pociatocne t'azko-
sti menotite, ably NAL elm sko-
rel hodn, ch nasledoynfkov ma
';ss' nss"" > ''"'h' ' '''s' 'sD''-
q tdhtO vel 'kOm, hlstOrlckOm
skutA | vydal Jan Palka tento do
kun ut:
ed'ze v zoStatneni nevidim
y stnej sociklnej reformy, vi.
; by som ju krasno uskutocne-
v priemyselnom sdruzenl, kde
l. (pojena praca kapitalom, v
os be vyrobcovej, - ale tiez len
/ bm pade, jestli kazdy Glen sdru
q ia al skutocne pracuje.'' =
" takomto sdruzenf je usku-
g tnena j ia tcoria Marxova,
je It'll by praydiva bola, - podl'a
8 orej robotnik vo svojej mzde
q kdy nedostane lpln1 hodnotu
81 7ojej vykonanej pracc. - "
E4mto pade ju dostane 1plne. =
"Po ysetkom dosial' poyeda-
nlom je moja mienka, ako to al
U Kunte hlasa, nasledovna: hod-
pity vznikajti len sucinnost'ou
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-02

prace $ kapitalom k riesenM So
cialnej otazky vo vel'kej miere
prispeje, Red sa tieto spolu ma
dobudnute hodnoty podl'a MOI
nosti spravodlive medzi tychto
dvoch faktorov delia.''
"Ja myslfm, ze ak robotnictvo
bude mat garancie, ze zisk bude
spravodlive rozdelenyy,' tax bude
to jeho zaujem, ably vynos v pod
nikoch bol 6im najvacsi. Garan-
Gle moze fobotnfctvo dostat' tym
sposobom, ze Sd robotnikom daju
prava dozoru mad vedenim pod
aikov. v takomto pade budc ro.
botnik spolocnikom, praca pre-
stane byt' pokutou, tento pomer
vzbudi zahjem q cl1dt k praci,
politicka rovnopfavnost' doplni
sa al rovhopravnost 'ou socialnou,
|triedne vedomie prestane byt'
triednou nenavist 'ou a po dosa-
vadnom socialnom boji by NAL
nastat' mier. -
"Veriac pravdivost' tejto
mienky,S premienam moju dosa-
vadnu firlnu ma spolocnost' v
ktorej ma byt' pracovhik spolocss
nixon . Y ktorej nem4 byt' spo-
loendka, ktory by nepracoyal, q
ustal ujem, ze
u. Robotnictyo participate ma
kazdorocnom cistom zisku. Roku
1920 2O%-ami, v kazdom budd-
com roku 0 IL Wac, az do IS
pcrcentov. Ohl'adom kapitalu to-
to znamena, ako by sa robotnic-
two zlcastnilo predbezne 4OO, 600
korunami ze sa tato aGast' bu-
de stupiiovat' pri terajsom kapi-
tale zavodu az do pol millionaire
run. .Dokladand, ze jestli by sa
robotnfci chceli vo vassej miere
y podhiku zlccastnit., mozu to u
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-02
YoUNGsToWNsKE s1ovENsKE NoynNY

3& ~ sssA Se eF III SO
robit' svojim grosom. v pade, ze
by takyto i1castnik prestal v "a
vode pracovat', vyplati sa mu ,je-
ho dcastina v poslednej bilancnej
hodnote.
2. Cisty zisk vykaze 50 kazdo-
rocne obchodnou bilanciou. Prvy
obchodny rok zacfna "a ylnesnym
dnonn a konSi 81. .dessinb nbrom 1920
Nasledujuce foxy Sd vzdy zaei-
najd I. ianuarorn d koneia 81. de-
cembrom.f ~ Us
8. Cisty zisk sa ma v smysle sta
tltov spolocnosti yyratat'
4. Zlcastneny je kazdy plnole-
ty, I'd. 2l-rocny robotnik, ktory
je najmenej jeden rok nepretrzi-
te vo fabrike zamestnany, a kto-
Try je pri skoncehf roku ' praci.
5. Zisk sd rozdei medzi robot
nikov podl'a mzdy alebo platu,
ktory patricny behom roku, pri-
'al. Dokladam, ze platy maid byt' :
take, axe sa priemerne, v Miku-
lasi plata.
6. Normally pracovny cas- je
s hod1n denne. N
7. Evanjelicke sviatky a l. maj
sa plata. - Palkovskf robotnfci
sd napospol evanjelici. - Den
pred Vianocmi, Novym rokom,
Vel'kou nocou Sv. Duchom sa
pracuje Z hodin.
s. Kazdy robotnik, ktory je 10
rokov nepretrzite vo fabrike "a
mestnany, dostane rocne 1 ty3-
den, ktory je 20 rokov, 2 tyzdne,
30 rokov. 3 tyzdne, 40 rokov 4
tyzdne dovolenia, "a ktory cas-
dostane svoj dplny plat. Termin
dovolenia urcil vybor.
8. Vybor. vybor pozostava 20
spravcov, jedneho 1radnika a
troch robotnikov, ktorych posled-
nych 81 robotnictvo wolf. Robot
nfctvo je vo WHORE ma to, aby
kontrolovalo vedenie zavodu O.
hl'adom spravneho vykazania Ii
sku, ably m6hlo zastupovat zauj-
my robotnlkov vo vn1tornych "a
lezitostiach fabriky, ably dbalo
ma usilovnti, svedomit1,> dobru
pracu, aby pre- pripadnych dare
bakov netrpela vyroba kvantita-
ivne alebo kvalitatfvne ujmy
ably prispelo svojou poradou k
vedeniu zavodu. Vybor prijima
robotnikov do prace prep1st a
2 prace ustal'uje platy, pripad-
ne tarify.
10. Kazdy robotnfk, ktory by ne
jakil n0votu alebo zmenu odpo-
r1cal, ktora by sa v zavode doka-
zala byt' uzitocnou, mech svoj
uavrh oznami vyboru a vybor pa
tricnemu urci "a to.primeranu cd
menu. /-%. ...5
II. Vybor deli kazdeho /. maja
dochodky mojej $4,000 koruno-
vej zakladiny, ma podporu utis-
nutym robotnikom.
IL. .Vybor udel 'uje predbeznc
al stipendia z mojej 5O,OOO-koru-
novel zakladiny studujdcim diet
kan mojich, robotnikov.''
Predpokladam, ze tymto mo-
jim cinom dosiahnem ciel', ktory
som tn oznaeil. Jestli by sa be-
hom casu ma zaklade- zk1senosti
nejake zmeny opravy, dokazaly
byY' potrebnymi, podrziavam Isl
pravo d'alsej vol'nej 1pravy."
"Koncim slovami spisoyatel a
kalala: "Dobs je vel 'ka, bud me
vel'ki al my. Terajsia doba vset-
kym nam uklada pracu dvojna-
sobnd a obet' opakujem pracu
a obet'I'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-02
.NovY RoK.

Starry rok 1919 ponninul do vecnosti, kt5-
reho MET navratu Starry rok bo rokom urpena,
pokojov nestaych pomerov nasledkov vekej svetove
vojny Ufajne ze Novy Rok 1920 prinese nam Wac pr
jemnych chvfl' blazenos zitia.
Zvykom je, ze zaciatkom 1oku kazdy opatrny roz-
yazny clovek vydava 81 pocet svoho zvota posled
roku; skiima, akych chyb dopustil ably bull1
roku ich mohol chranit Kazdy 81 pred
ba nejake rozhodnute ako ma budicom roku zit abv
Dol hnotne dusevne prosperujdcm uztocnym clenom
ludskej spolocnosti.
Prajeme vsetkym nasim Ct citatel ON, ably sa ich
predsavzatia plniy zdarem kazdom kroku c zvo
ia, ably boil zdravi, pozehnani svojich pracach!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-02


slzu vyroni,
tornu moja pesen
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TAX zneje veebna hymna sovenskso proroka Kumanyho
Ale hovori al seKto pravdu hori syatej obe
zasldz tn slavu # r..
60 je svata obet'9
Svata obet je ked nielen Shy ronme mad krvou bd
nych, ked kfivdu napravame vsem moznm
spoobem Ked c apene povaujeme ako by ho sami
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Obetovat znaHen skutky stoa mas odhod
anie konat h vtedy ably doahy svoho cela Ked ODE
tujes eoho mas nazby takreeeno pepnench rhk
pr ME obet ale len amuzna vrhnuta takemu
kov ktoreo aida neznas Nepava obet ked davas
prmsskoro ked NJ temer nic alebo malo osoM.
Kto rpf najvacsiu Hivdu?
Najvacsu krvdu rpia Skosovenske chudobne de Ony
kore trpey kym zia svetova borba ebo m ocovia boil
dra satansk orami hnan opustit bez opatey
svo ic srdcu najblzs duse posav pred mronone pa
seraky puk d kde ce mich vydal posledny vzdych ych
prosa Hopodna zachovaie ich iych roi Ale IT, ktor
vratli domov edn zlrav druh en nedones ani
nemoh dones rodnym svom nejak pooc Nemol svoe die
ky nas sd pokmo odiet ich kolkotolko prihodno
yed too ami sam nema ami nebolo odka zaopatrt
dky museIy dai znasat nasled chanej krv
d Ony hevhiatka neohly bran pred hrozami vojny
ale neveda, nemtu bahf pred hadom nzou nmocami
Ih todicia akbo atky pribuzn namahaj1
fseov teto dbohs ale ncvazu ebo potreba velka
nedostatok este vasM
vIzda spojenych s1sov jcj koasni pomocnc uz dosa
vl xeprsstsne daj konaa slachetne, kolebe skuy
- zkchranu obyss Esskosovenske Republk vadny ro
ssexnk pre- vzvu MI Hoover cd esiaca julia dava satych
rdpSr americksch zvo obyvatelstvu Ceskosovenka. o
fdeou bols sorganzotanS najpv Ceskoslovkej Rebike
Podporovna det nazvana PeGe de Hlavnou spray
kynon tejto organzc znamo
j bahodarnej prac pomahajl j viace pomocnc Mr. oore
jvac peniazmi ktor6 dostavaj Ameriky Havnym
Amerckeho Oddeenia Mr. Herbert Gutterson
III poprednych cneov pri detskch podporovlah
Hurope je major Gaphart
Sssna MASsyhsya yyslsa jako viete nedavno seanu
Enna Noy&k0v1 nam do Ameriky okrun preduaskoy
~ 4eom sbierania obei podporovnu Pece di Die.o
M ~ Nss3hsvs vydsro sbierka ucna okole tito
re prate Cd pokadnika sberok Bosdka Noyakoy
t1ey1dala Prahc do prisusnych r1k.
Ale sena Masar1kova kabelova aby
tp4eai peniase, alc potrebne veci
Nu terasej dobe najpotrebnee satstvo pre- det
~ spray, ktoe Europy dostal Mr. Hoover Mr. Mr.
9tsson kore nam sdel drektor Aericksi
drF Sneanks Europe potrebujh dsti predov
~ pot odevne atky cho latok neto tam nad0stac
Fin yysespomenutych panov je akyto:
jest hodne stotfe det kteFs te1o
sin psts6bujl odev obuy To ss pfe Aedcs2
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-01-02
NASA NAJsIJRNEJsIA POvINNos1
Vyvanie "a slovenske sestry bratov!

odhedlaj ucin kazdy skuok, ktory dobrv
81 achetny uznas!' TAX vrayi mudrc
a#s. 'ko mad krivdou biednych
slzu vyroni,
to1nu moja piesen
.Es.@ slavou zazyo1iI" ~
TAX zneje vbna hymna sovenskeho proroka Kuzmanyo
Ale hovofi al "Kto pravdu hori satej obe
zasnzi td slavu. @ q --#.# .,.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-22
SALTS FINE FOR
 ACHING KIDNEYS
We eat too much meat which
 clogs Kidneys, then the Back hurts

Most folks forget that the kidneys, like the bowels, get sluggish and clogged and need a flushing occa- sionaIIy, else we have backache and dull misery in the kidney region, se- were headaches, rheumatic twinges, torpid liver, acid stomach, sleepless- ness and all sorts of bladder disor- ders.
 You simply must keep your kidneys active and clean, and the moment YOU feel an ache or pain in the kidney region, get about four ounces of lad Salts from any good drug store here, take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, com bined with 1it1nia, and is harmless to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them to normal activity. It also neu- tralizes the acids in the urine so ii no longer irritates, thus ending b1ad-
 der disorders
 lad Salts IS harmless; inexpensive makes a delightful effervesoent lithia water drink which everybody should 1 take now and then to keep their kid
 neys clean, thus avoiding serious com l pIcations.
 1 A weu-known local druggist say
 he sells lots of lad Salts to folks wht
 believe in overcoming kidney troubl while it is only trouble.-Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-22
TO DARKEN HAIR
 APPLY SAGE TEA
Look Young! Bring Back It's Natural Color, Gloss and
 AttractiVeneSS.

Common garden sage brewed into a heavy tea with sulphur added, will turn gray, streaked and faded hair beautifully dark and luxuriant- Just a few applications will prove a revela- ton if your hair is fading, streaked or gray. Mixing the Sage Tea and SuI- phur recipe at home, though, is trou- b1esome. An easier way is to get a bottle of Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound at any drug store all ready for use. This is the old-tinae recipe improved by the addition of other in gredients.
 While wispy, gray, faded hair is not sinful, we all desire 10 retain our youthful appearance and attractive ness. By darkening your hair with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound no one can tell. because it does it so naturally, so evenly. You just dampen sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morn Ing all gray hairs have disappeared | and, after another application or two your hair becomes beautifully dark
 glossy, soft and 1uxnriant-Adx.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-22
DEVON,

Mortimer F. Bristol has left the emPoy of James TfbbalIs with whom he has been associated for a number of years, and with his sons has taken up building and contracting
 Ward C. Hunt, for the Brother hood has issued a call or invitation to the other church mems organiza- 7:ons in town to send two delegates each to a meeting proposed to be held on May 1. to consider the advisability of Federated Brotherhood.
 The Devon Union church has voted will, ii is thought, confine the activi- ties to that district and it is presum- ed that the workers at the center will cover that section.
 Benjamin Mazan of 259 Boston ave nue. New Haven. was thrown through q windshield of a commercial cal driven and owned by Joseph Vein stein Of 109 Oak street, New Haven when Weinstein's machine figured in a rear-end collision on the New Ha- ven turnpike at g o'clock yesterday morning. Mazan sustained a mum. ber of bruises and was treated by pr J. H. Fischer. The front of the cal was completely demolished.
 A delegation including commission ed and on-comnissioned officers anc a number of enlisted men of Compan, E. of the Connecticut State Guar, will attend memorial services for tn late Colonel Richard A. North of Nev Haven,to be held in Woolsey Hal New Haven. Sunday afternoon.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-22
NEGRO ADMITS
 KILLING GIRL

Indianapolis. Ind, April 22.--Wf1- liam Ray, a 19-year-old negro arrested last night in connection with the an1r- der last Monday of Martha Huff, aged If, made a written confession of the crime early today, according to a statement at police headquarters. The alleged confession was with esSed by four policemen. In the statement Ray, according to the police. traced his movements from the time he is said to have enticed the girl from home by promising her new clothes until after he had thrown her body stripped of clothing, into Eagle creek, at the western end of the city.
 Ray denied that he assaulted the girl, the police saids but admitted he had stabbed ner in the neck with a pocket knife when she fought off his attempt to embrace her and screamed The alleged confession was writer after a step-sister of the slain gir had identified Ray as the person with whom the Huff girl had left home. Ray came to Indianapolis from Chi cago three weeks ago.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-22
S-T-U-D-L-E-Y Spells Shoes
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WANT WOMEN TO
 HEAR CONFESSION

London, April 22 - Whether the church should provide women con fessors is a question with which the Lambeth Conference of the clergy of Great Britain to be held in July is threatened.
 At meeting of the union for equal citizenship, Miss Edith Picton-Turber- will said that letters had been receiv- ed from girls in various parts of the country pleading for women confess ors in High Anglican churches.
 The Rev Henry Ross, Victar of St Albans, a large parish in Holborn, London, does not hold out much hope for the suggestion, for in a recent interview he said women would not confess to women, who are pitiIess to their on sex
 T have had considerable experience of public life outside the church." he said, and while we welcome wom en s help, I have had evidence of this trait in their character.
 ''The church is quite clear on this subject" he added, flor we come al once sp against the question of the priesthood. No woman can be ad- nlitted to the priesthood. Therefore we can have neither women preach CTS not women confessors- If there were no other, there is the pSycholog iCal objection that one woman would not trust another woman to keep ( secret, even if told in the con F7ssionaI.''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-22

ment. During that period he organ ized and was chairman of the Feder- alton of Non-CommerciaI Employ ment agencies of New York city. Dur ing 1917 he was in charge of educa- ton, publicity and research work for the Commissioner of Charities of Westchester county. V. Everit Macy, the millionaire philanthropist and civic leader who financed personally several branches of advanced social service, work designed to secure for that county a model" charitable and correctional department.
 MT. Shillady has been active in the work of the national and local move ments for social service and public welfare. Before entering social work in 1909 MT. ShiIlady was for a, num- Der of years engaged in business call ing, and for eight years was manager of a retail business.
 The Bridgeport organization is for tunate in securing the service of MT. Shillady and the general public is in- vited to attend his lecture. No ad- mission is charged. Community sing ing will be led by Frank K. Brown
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-22
SHILLADY TO
 BE SPEAKER

John R. Shillady, secretary of the National Association for the Advance ment of Co1ored People, who is well known to social workers of the coun- try, having been in executive position for the various important organiza- tions in Buffalo, N. Y, and Westches- ter county. will be the guest of the local association for the Advancement of Colored People of this city tonight when he will deliver an address at the United Congregational church corner Broad and Gilbert street.
 MT. Shillady during 1915 and 1916 directed the work of the New York city Mayors Committee on UnempIoy-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-22

been located by the New York de- tectives, and rigid search is being made for the other four Mayor Will son and Chief Meyers are under con- stant guard, and there is but small chance that a successful attempt could be made upon the life of either.
 Chief Meyers declared last night, that the situation is serious, but he is used to such actions on the part of his enemies. He alleges that the leaders of the vice ring in this city are desperate, and being caught tSwith the goods' are ready to take any avenue of escape. It is said that the gangsters have even gone so far as to put a price of s5,000 on the may
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-22
FOR SOLIDARITY
 OF AMERICANS
Dr. Brum Wants League of All American
 Nations

Montevideo, April 22-Formahon Of an American League" on basis of absolute equality between all- American nations for common acton against aggression threatening any one of them from outside nations and for arbitration of inter-Amerlcan dls- putes was proposed by pr. Ba1tazar Brum, president of Uruguay, in ad- dressing the students of the University Of Montevideo tonight
 As a step in the formation of such a league, pr. Brum declared other American countries should make a declaration similar to the Monroe Doctrine, placing them on the same footing as the United States for joint action against European aggression and to secure the solidarity of the American continent. He said the 1 proposed league should be formed ! without prejudice to adherents to the 1 League of Nations and that should any member of the American | League" have a controversy with the League of Nations, that nation should ask for the cooperation of the American League in settling the i controversy.
 After praising the United States for entering the world war in defense of the rights of all peoples, among them the independence and territoria, l integrity of American countries from danger from victorious Germany anc | citing reasons for the maintenance o1 friendship between United States and | other American countries notwith I standing difficulties of language Dr Brum said in part:
 Pan American policy is, in short a deep brotherly sentiment It i' purely continental and does not in terfere in any way with our good un
 derstanding with Spain, Portugal England, France, Italy or other Flu
 ropean countries, with which we cal maintain most cordial political rela
 tions and the closest economic ties granted they show respect for ou personality. Pan Americanism i'm
 plies equality of all sovereignties large or small; an assurance that nt
 country will covet possessions of oth
 CTS, and that those who have lost an,
 positions will have them rightly re
 turned to them. It encouraged jus | expectations of the material anu
 moral aggrandizeme of all people
 of America"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-22
EXPERT LISTENS
 IN FOR MARS
Dr. Mi1lener Waiting at the Worlds Largest Wire
 less Station

Omaha, Neb., April 22-Sittfng in a lonely farmhouse thirty miles from Omaha, where none of the ordinary electric currents around a great city can interfere with his work, pr. Fred erick H. Millener, foremost wireless telephone expert of the country, is lis tening tonight to catch signals that the people of the planet Mars may be hurt1inS across Q space of millions of miles to the people on the earth.
 Dr. MiHener is surrounded by the apparatus of the most powerful wire less receiving station in the world. His intensifiers will magnify even the faintest commotions among the waves of the air until they will break as storm upon the apparatus, which will make a permanent record of them and permit their study at the leisure of the scientists.
 Tonight, while the planet Mars is closer to the earth than at any other time of year, Dr. MiIlener's instru- ments are turned to a 300, ,0OO-metre wave length. A 10000 metre length of wave is an extremely long one for wireless use on the earth. And it is by the extreme length of wave that Dr. Milener expects to decide whether any signal which he may record is from the earth or from out in inter planetary space Wave lengths used on the earth are a known quantity. Waves of other lengths according to Dr. MiIlener may come from an6ther planet
 Instead of the ordinary antennae of a few hundred feet of wire, Dr. Mil lener is using wires of several hun dred miles in length. They are made up of ''dead' telegraph wires stretch a1 tcJo oo1c
 At the government d1aIloon station at Fort Omaha an auxiliary wireless station is being operated by Elm CT Phillips, assistant aeronautical en- gineer at the post, and is working in connection with the big plant out in the country.
 Dr. Millener expects the signals from Mars to come to the earth should they come at alI, through ra- diant waves, as he expresses it. He is skepticaI with the sE1epticism of a scientist, and also is enthusiastic with the enthusiasm of a scientist.
 We don't know what will happen , he said We are at the apparatus tc hear. Any com1nunfcation betweer the spheres must be by the language of mathematics, the science wf4Sch i. the same all through the universe, tn, science to which the worlds revofve If the Martians are far enough ad vanced to try to signal the earth, they are far enough advanced to knov mathematics.
 The actual signal must be by wire less of some soTt---SoIne radiant en ergy, projected as a wave, which VI must be able to pick up and interpre before there can be communication o this sort''
 Dr. Millener will continue his vigi all night unless electrical disturb ances of some sort arise to block hi. tests. Experiments will be continued throughout the week
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-22

srs head. and a similar sum on Mey- CTS
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-22
MUST RESPECT
 HOME JUDGE
 INFORMS DRYS

Marquette, Mich, April 22.---Akly search and seizure by Federal Pro- hToiion agents that would amount to treslPass under constitutional law is illegal, Federal Judge Clarence w. Sessions stated yesterday during the trial of Scalcucci brothers, in connec- ton with the Iron River ''whiskey re belEon."
 "A revenue agent could never in wade my Nhome or my premises with out a search warrant unless I should give him permission the Judge said
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-22
MURDERED srEP-DAUGHTER.

Quebec, April 22-Mrs. Marie Anne Holde Gagnon was found guilty yes terday of torturing and murd dering her 16 year old step daughter, Aurore Gagnon, and was sentenced to be hanged October 1. The girl after be- ing beaten, burned with a red rot poker and made to walk barefoot in the snow, was forced to drink poison, the evidence disclosed. The post nor tenn examination of the body revealed 54 wounds. The defense pleaded ip- sanity.