davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-07
FARMARI UTRATILI MA
URoDE $142, 100000

Columbus, o. Statny stati-
sticky iirad vydal statistiku, dl'a
ktorej farmari Y nasoms State u
trzili "a svoje plodiny 0 $142,
0O0,000, menej, nez rok,l 1919
yzdor tomu, ze .iiroda tohtp roku
bola vacsia, nez " lani. Najviac n
tratili ma ka1knrici, ktorej bolo
tohto roku desat milionov bus
Low viac, "a predsa .dostali "a I'M o
Is milionoy dolarov menej. Ma
zemiakoch, sene a ovsi farmari
zarobili niekol 'ko milionov Wac,
nez lanskfhos roku.. Ztrata. farma,
rev zapricc cciinena bola ysso obecnIm
. I. ].
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-07
gH vRATIr., $l2s 100 .
sTRUTHERsKIt BANKE

4 Ezra CIV Welsh, ktory Dol dlzen
vel 'k6. obnosy skrachovanej stru-
thefs Bankingsa q Saving Co, ma
sslcdkonl coho banka nebola. ysta-
I'VE vyplacat' vklady, predal po
gtieto dni svoje. dcastiny 80 zemon
a olejovymi stndnami Allied Oil
ICo. Ia $12s, 600, ktora peniaze te-
raz vrati statnym yrchnostiam
bankovym, ktore strutherskd ban
kn likvidovaly. Je pravdepodob-
ME, ze vkladatelia dostanii Ease
'nieco 70 syojich utratenych peha-
gzi nazad. welsh Dol uz predtym
splatil banke $4,000.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-07
z rocnej schodxs Haselton slovak
Tatra Klubu,

Ma rocnej sch6dzi zvoleiy Dol
'nasledoynl noyy trad Jan Basi-
sta, predseda, Jan Kozak, pod
pred dseda, \ Jan Naipaver, iietov--
mix, Josef KaSenga, zapisnik, Pa
vel MaSek, pokladnfk. "a dozor--
Gov amajstKn: Jan Blazo ! Jan
Hudfah "a dozofcov chorych
Stefan Sanetrik, stras Valent
|IIcydsr. No schadsi ties bold y,
ansaeil9, ses "a badd sptijfnaAt no
Iyf 6dessiia zaafma . I.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-07

Minuleho piatksi veeer o Z. ho-
dine. traja nigti yosli do salonrl
Franka Anderso}e d Gustano Ri
naldo pod !. Andrews Ave.
"a rozkazali mai TEL 'om, aby dali
ruky hore. Rex alsieho eakania
ale zacali strieI'1r Andersona
smrtel ne ranilf Rinaldo "a skryl
"a pee, preto & gnle netrafily.
Kym dvaja I nditov strielali,
treti siel - barl otyoril register
: .vyraboval ho Nato nsli beg
stopy. u
Y nedel'u veSaR Carl De .Anges
10, 45-roeny Tali@n siel ysstiyit
mrtvolu Andersd "a, $ ktorym Dol
" dobrom priafel'stye iddc ma
zad, Dol napadnaty yrahmi a "a
bity. Jeden Z vfahoy mn vstreil
revolver do istsMtak strelil. Maj
deny Dol ' kafn8 krvi istyym Ro-
gersom ma Valley ST., ktory upo-
vedomil policiu, tm ia prisla,. bel
uz mrtvy. Myslf ssa, ze no zabili
jeho krajania, lebo NJ pred dvo-
ma rokmi Dol splchany nanho d
tok. Policia arestqvala pat Talia-
nov, ktori $ AnRelom boil toho
dina pred vrasdoQ. Najdens boly
stopy krvi al opddial' cd Angelu
a preto sa mysiE ze Angelo ME-
ktorsho 20 syojish vrahov pora-
nil
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-07
" Clevslaails ssnixujd mSdy

cleveland, o. Zamestnanci
n,estskysh poulicay1cll dr6h do-
stall oznamenie, se saH i'm siizuje
mzdai . 20 percsntoy. Dcssvad
mali DO 50c ID hodinu, ter2z budti
,nat pa 4ees snfkseslie msdy sa-
stiline iisfioyss ! stolk krov y
sapd dc ~ lEfsy, fterym slsda bu-
de snfxenA od Is alo 20 reentov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-07
ANDREJ susTEa zolfREL.

Dobre znaThy Slovak, p. And.
rel Suster ME je Wac medzi ivy.
mi. Zomrel nlinulej soboty vece,
o s7.4O v svojej domacnosti pod {,
1915 Manhattan. Ave. vo veku 80
rokov. Narodeny Dol ma Sloven.
sku r. 1881 rodieov Tomasa a
Marie Janosik Snster . prisel do
Ame1ky $ rodicn1i, ked I mn bolo
S rokov. Byval "a dlhy cas- ' Con
nellsville, potion v Republic, Pa,
q pred dvonaa rokmi prisiel do
lsksho mesta. Zamestnany boil v
Ohio Works. Dzenil 80 i. 1904,
pojmdc 81 "a manzelkn Annu
Richmovsky, ktord zanechava $
piatimi sirotanni: Annon, Irenou,
Andrejom, Katarnou a Alzbetou.
Tiez zanechava rodico9 svojich ma
Sl n saxa h. Rspnlllia,
Id. . 5sdnu \ Grindstone, Pa. Bol
clenom osady Naisv. NJ. Jezis a
spolku NJ. Jezis IKSJ. ma Steel
ton. Pohrab odbyvany Dol v uto-
rok f&no 0 8. hodine kostola
lNtajsy. M. Jezis. Pochovany je ma
Calvary cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-07
Harding povyseny medzi slobod-
nymi murarni.

Columbus, 5. jan. Budnci
prezident Harding Professional
dnes do; Columbus, aby prijal po-
vyysenie 70 A. ma so. stupen slo,
obodnych murarov. Ceremonie bu-
,dn sa odbyvat' cd obedu do We.
6era. Po ceremoniach bide veil
~ banket.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-07
odvazlive zbojstvo.

. Dvaja ozbrojeni bandit vosli '
,pondelok vecer do obchodu Joz.
Shermer pod {. 333 Central, ze
chci k1pit' rukavice. Ked' sa
Shermer obratil,s ze prinesie zia.
dane rpkavice, jeden 20 zbojni.
kov otrcil nanho revolver, aby ami
.nemuknul, ze bude po nom a dru-
ny siel k registru, ktoreho Wy
|bral $3.50 a potion usli. Zavolani
|detektivi nenasli pc mich ami sto.
NV s@si
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-07
Dlh spoj. Statov menM Q 1e3 mi
Honov 20 jeden mesiac.

Washington, .. c.. Minister
stvo .financii oznamuie, .ze behom
mesiaca decembra splatene bolo
$192, ,932,075 5 dlhus Spoj. Statoy.
Ia. jeden rok a .styri mesiace SIP.
Staty. splatily pol tret q biliona
dolarov dlhp. ,Teraisi dlh yykazu-
,ie obnos $23, ,982,224, 1890.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-07
Superior Steel Corporation tiez
snizila mzdu.

Pittsburgh, Pa, 4. jan. Tato
spolocnost oznamila svojim 1900
robotnikom, ze cd 5. januara "a
hajuje pracu v svojej oceliarni v
niektorych oddeleniach a ze mzda
bude nizsia asi 0 Is percentov,
nez ked' bola praca zastavena pred
sviatkami.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-07
ospaly policeman prspusten5.

Emmett Carter, cernossky po-
licajt najdeny boil direktorom bez
peGnosti sladkom spanku, ked'
NAL byt' ma strait, prsto 'mu po-
licajtsky odznak Dol ,odobraty a
bude prepusteny 90 slazby.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-07
popravenf.

Columbus, O., 5. jan. = Joseph
Deli, 26-rocny a Robert O'Neil,
28-roeny, obaja Clevelandu, kto
ri zavrazdili svoje manzelky, bu-
d1 tohto piatku v statnom zalari
popraveni ma elektrickom stolci,
jestli ich guverner Cox neomilost-
nj. ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-07
V Girard zvysili renty.

v Girard boly zvysene dane cd
majetkov landlordi chcd, aby
to platili najomnici, preto podyy-
Sill rent Cd IS do 20 percentov
Chudoba musf vzdy trpet'!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-07
Harding este vzdy konferuje.

Marion, O. Budnci prezident
Harding vydrziava stale konfe-
rencie poprednymi muzmi kra-
iiny, medzi inymi Dol d neho j
sudca Grosscup, znamy expert Y
acknowledged problemoch kraji-
NY. ss
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-07
Zabila chlapa zabudla ma to.

Kansas City, No.. 5. JAM, = Ii
lian McGill, 29rocna oznamila ma
policii, re zabila jedneho ,chlapa
v nedel'u " noci,, jeho telo, polo
lila pod po stel zabudla ma svoj
Elm, az dnes pri zametani izby 81
ma to vzpomenula.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-07
Karmenom v Detroit snizili placu

Detroit, Mich. Detroit Rail
way Co. snizila svojim zamest-
.nancom mzdu Q 20 percentov. Mo-
tormani a konduktori teraz pojed-
navajl, ei snizenie majti prijat
=alebo strajkovat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-07

Alko u praouje Y ocslia

/ Open hearth operacie sa troehu
!, ,,zvysily Cd Noveho rolsl, Zponle
dzi 66 peel Y Mahoning idol, U
1 cinnosti 50 naehodf 50. jvise
ich ma Y cinnosti Carnegie Steel
q slice a a len jedna tam stall.
Inc spoloenosti maid ~ cinhssh
nasledovny podet aotsorspyeh e. m
ri Republice IRON 4 Steel Ca.
70 IA. Sheet a Tube Cos6 zo 1gss
Brier Hill Steel Co, s zos l,h-s
ron Steel Hoop 3 zos 81. 1rnmbiill
Steel nema ziadne 3 siahosti
Bessemer plainly od Sheet u
Tube, cd Republic Steel 4 garnes
gle Steel zaGaly operovat' plnen'
silou tohtos tyzdna.
Finishing departmenty zyySily
tiex cfnnost !. Pajpovne d Sheet 8.
Tube u Republic Steel praesijh
plHOu SllOu. M sS 81 81
I Priemerne operacic oceliarRi vs
Youngstowne udane. sslst ma kyyse
50 percent, s ostatnym; Il Mahns
ming adoli ma so percent 4 She:
mango ddolf ma 40 percent. Qres
racies oceliarni, patriaeich II s.
* Z I
Steel korporacii ndan9 81 iaa oo'
percent. s
Vysok6 pece ma youngstosyll
skej okolici pracujd yyss polovit-
tnol silou. Oeakava 50, hA drus
ny mesiac pomery So IlapFaEia 4
ii v Sharon zaha ajen& 81 H & l
|u sharon Steel Haep Il Il ~. 81 ss
1890 & & f. :! : - !; 1!lI' - I,
~ t<-vA.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-07
Statna zal<onodarha odrocen4.

Columbus, O. Statna zako-
nodarna, ktora sa tn sisla v pom
delok, bola po tieto dni 'odrocend
do pondelku, kedy uvedeny bu-
de . dradu novy gnverner Harry
Il. Davis.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-07
JAKO E NJ KR MI
Pise: Rev. Ladialav Ballay bSv,r X farar Y Kerti
sS II (PokraGoy apie9

ltUygS1 AAENtAi t0k AAJVAAASt q - n SNeu
Ivsk,l al ich spalia, jako kacf-
roy. vidfme i dnes, ze mad ar6n.
SKI k1azi pod r6skom nabozen-
|atya, jake keby chceli svatd vie.
lru branit' nasich liajlspsich ka.
|tolfckych kifazoy yhlaspjdf "a II.
Eteranov. To ies xle, to je hrozna
chyba, a mozze mat hrozne nasled
Ky takato politika preyadzanA pod
Irlskom nabozenstva. Tiez dobrt
naueenie pre- mas katolickych Slo,
vakov : Husovho pripadn je Alto
ze hmotarstvo, mravna zvrhlost'
knazcv vyvolava odpor, ne
priatelstvo proti samej cirkvi ka'
tolickej. Ku knazoi hmotarskem,'
mravne zvrhlemu, veriaci l'ud
nema d6very, k nemu ku spovedi
nerad ide, jeho kazne pocut' ne
chce, pre- neho zanedbava kostol
la tax utraca nabozenstvo. Ny,
katolicki KHAKI, rozpom1naji ajilc 50
na Jana Hnsa, nehadzme nak ka-
men, lez sklohme hlayu, bime 50
" prsia, a riekninie: nlea cnlpa
moja vina. Husovsky skandal Y
cirkyi katolfckei posiel nehod-
nych khazov. Ny maine vvstra--
hut potrebne f, aby boloe pohor-
senie, ale beda tonlu, 2 kcho po-
horsenie yyjde. u
III mad ar6nsAi k1asis ktorf ma
eestne smysls ajdcich katolfckych
Inarodoycoy- -khazov hromzia . ma
t1layajn in do ,lnter6n1x, nesmieEs
III fad6st ey .' ly
sd II knazi narodovsi stall sku-
tku luteranmi ale desne sa zlo-
bia ma Mich len preto, he sa lnte-
ranmi stat nechcd, ba: Re SD lo-
;alneho cirkevneho smvsl 'ania.
PreGo? Preto, lebo mad 'ar6nskym
k1azom neide cirkev, nabo-
zanstvo, lez jedine len o to, ably
vyte6aych tychto narodovcov zni-
eli. Husovf odpornici dosiahli Co
ho chceli. Vohnali Husa do kacir-
|stva a wit azili. Pcdobnym spo-
sobom by chceli vit'azit' al dnes
istf odporci narodnych, slavian-
Fskych snah.
Chcete konkretne pripady? DR..
EOkanik, tento vzor knazskeho n
vota, neunayny pracovnik vsesla-
vianskej vzajomnpsti je dnes y
kraji,, ba naj,lzsej svojejs vlastl
|yyhlaseny "a luterana. Mas slav.
NY pavee, tiez vseslayian, Jan Do.
noyal Tichomif, Dol po jednom
shromaxdenf vlastnymi krajanmi
napadnuty zbity do krve v pod
heslom zabite toho luteranal Pri-
vrzencov Ok6nikovych, knazov to
vzornych, pracDvitych. vyhlasila
" novinach klika madar6nskych
L Z = .F ~ . =
knazov "a kiiazske bestie. Sam
som horko-t 'azko usiel SO zivotom
20 jednom shromazdeni, kde rozo.
, stvany lud volal ma nina: podaite
Itomu luteranskemu psovi!
Jako niekedy mad arski otro.
kari, potreboyali mat panslayov,
, ably cestne smyssl ajdcich Sloya-
!, kov vodcov znicili, prave
ltak dnes potrebuje klika mad q.
fr6nskych khazoy neyercoy, kaci-
| row, odrofoy, pokrokAroy, aby
nasich opravdovych, osvedcenycf
1vernJch slovenskyc kiiazovi zni
ella.
Tax to ide Y kraji pod rdskon
nabozenstva i.
Pokra6 a6ovanie.
y
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-07

II II n n4Alza, iHfaeli. All vOJny, AM
kaefM snad FOL 'ko ztraty a hanby
D ezapriddiRili cirkvi kstolickej, Al
khazi, ktori nestali na idlroy-
syojBo povolania, ktorf ne-
chceli psznat' ! biedu svojhc liaro-
a da. sss 81 ..s
IA vsak nadej A. 6esky narod
I tato dusevnl zk1sku stastlive pre-
zziijjc. Zavisf to len ma katolfckych
knezoch, ably cesky narod l1asiel
! pra81 cestu do Iona cirkve kato-
1fckej. #
Vel'mi mnollo sa v kraji pou-
sskaAuje ma yelke oslavovanie mi
I stra dana Husa, ktorym svraj
1cheii Cesi slovensky lud odvadzat'
od cirkve katolickej. Pamiatka
Jana Husa svati sa Y kraji narod-
nym sviatkom, v skolach, ma shro
azdeniach drzia sa: nom pred
nasl1y, jeho obrazy vyvesene sti
yo vereinych .bndovach, GO vse
tko o6i kolc nick tory takzyanym
debrym katolifk ON. Avsak ne
MI 4ert taky ieierny, akym no ma
u 'ujh Trcba NAM vedet' historiu
jana Hnsa. poznat' jeho u6enie,
yidet' a pocut 60 sa okolo lima
Ensa dnes deje a obavy kaz-
aeho Sestne snayslajneeho katoli-
M lined pon1infsg 4 prayda,. ze
J6a Hus previsdol kruty odboj
spxok eirlyi katolfckej, ktora vte-
20 tajit,' zvlast' vo syos
1lll1 ~ 5lI = 1fGcI II azk6
krfzu fpravn6ho xiv0ta prezivala.
Jan Hus vidiac nesl 'achetnost' !,
ehanAt6 t6rstvo, ba mraynn zvrhlost'
k1azstva, verejnes, vyst1pil proti
MIN. Napadnnti velebni panovia
no tol ko prenasledovali, az no vo-
hnali do kacfrstva. Cesky lud 81
vsak Jana Husa pre- jeho prisny
mrayny zivot pre- Jeho vel Ike
{ zasluhy, ktore 81 ma narodnom
poll zfskal, ma stol'ko obi 'dbil, ze
Y boji proti jeho nepriatel 'om,
llarnelrskym zyrhlym khazoem,
svojho miiaeka verne zastal. Jana
Husa koneene dal nemecko- rim
sky cisar spalit Spalili no pod
rilskom nabozenstva, vo skutoc-
nostl vsak pre- jeho neohrozene
eeske narodne, proti-nemecke smy
81 'anie. Ucinili neho narodneho
mucenika. Me div, ze cesky ma la'
rod vadel vo spalenl Jana sHusa
sVoJe narolhe upohiAelie, uraAe,
NJ svo1u naroqnu hroost len 8
poI Htory znamenl Jana tlusa
yledol cesky ma narod pro'l neprla-
feioyl. Dol wac Sarooneno faz''
nez fclrkevneno.
Dnes, po oslobodeni 2 nemec e ke- u
ho jarma cesky narod vrelou Ia
sk0n 81 spOmina zivOt narodno-
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-04-29
MORE FUNDS FOR
HOME ECONOMICS

The Republican platform declared
that Federal aid for vocational train
ing should take into account the needs
of women. The Democratic platform
advocated increased appropriations
for vocational training in home eco
Monies. Having had this two-fold
sponsorship the national movement to
put vocational training in home eco
Monies on more effective support is
likely to result in the passage of the
Fess Home Economics Amendment to
the th-Hughes Act. The bill re-
ceived its title because it was intro
duced by Simeon P. Fess, representa-
tive from Ohio. This bill had good
running start at the last Congress and
will be one of the first pieces of leg
islation brought up at this session.
Women's organizations have eX-
pressed themselves strongly in fav-
or of this measure. National organi-
cations which have gone on record in
it's behalf are the American Home
Economics Association, the General
Federation of Women's Clubs, Nation
al League of Women Voters, National
Society for Vocational Education, Ma
tional Congress of Mothers and Pa
rent Teachers Associations, Deans of
| Women in Colleges, the vocational
section of the National Education AS
ISOLATION, National Council of Execu-
tive and Administrative Women in Ed
ucation, National Grange, Land Grant
College Association, National Wo-
mems Christian Temperance Union
and the National Association of Uni
versity Women.
"Most people think of home econom-
les as meaning just two subjects
cooking and sewing" says Miss Louise
Stanley, head of the home economics
department of the University OF
Missouri, "but the homemaker needs
larger training than that. She can
not just cook without understanding
the health value of the food she buys
She cannot just sew without knowing
how to select durable materials and
how to design attractive as well a;
sensible clothes. Most of all she must
be taught how to care for children
how to keep the whole family well, ant
the methods of home nursing for ev
en- the healthiest family is visited oc
casionally by illness"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-04-29
A STORY OF THE
DEFEAT OF DEATH

If you will dig deep enough, study
deep enough, you will find humanity
obtaining compensations for every
thing in this world.
In California is place called Death
Valley, a place of horror because it is
a huge, redhot waterless area. The
other day, party of jolly vacationing
millionaires, headed by Schwab, the
steel king, motored into Death Valley,
well knowing their autos would race
them out of 1t before they need feel
the pangs of thirst. OF course they
were plentifuilyi supplied with water
and probably ice, too.
Away--away out in the desert they
met two gold prospectors with an old
horse and a rickety wagon. One Of
the prospectors was lying. in the wag-
on, suffering from blood poisoning,
and his partner was taking him out
for an operation. They were still days
from the railroad and the sick man
would have been dead man before
they could have reached it.
But in the Schwab party was DR..
jim Brown, of Pittsburg, one of the
nations greatest surgeons. Out in
that desolate region, out there in the
vast solitudes of the burning desert,
Doe. Brown performed the delicate OPP
Grafton that was so desperately need
ed and saved the life of one of those
heroic spirits who are constantly add
ing to the worlds wealth and helping
to make life at least little more conn
Portable for every one of us.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-04-29
THINGS A COOK SHOULD KNOW

When lemons, grapefruit or orang-
es are to be used and you wish to re-
move every bit of the bitter inner
skin, try letting the fruit sand in boil
ing water for five minutes. You will
find no difficulty then and the fruit
will be left stripped of rind.
Turn the colander up side down ov-
err fish or meat when frying in pan;
the small holes prevent scattering
yet allow the steam to escape.
Have you ever tried boiling two OF
three stalks of celery with the cab,
bage? 1t improves the flavor and
cooks say it reduces the unpleasant
odor of cooking.
When Dreaming butter and sugar
for a cake use wire potato mashel
instead of spoon. This saves much
time and energy.
Tea which has been warmed on
sheet of paper inside the over for {
few minutes before put in the pot ha'
fuller flavor and saves money, be
cause there is less needed.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-04-29
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that Letters
Testamentary upon the estate of John
T. Boring, deceased, have been grant
ed to the undersigned by the Probate
Court of St. Francois County, Nilsson
ri, bearing date the 18th day of April,
1921.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to Ollie Boring for allowance
within six months from the date of
said letters or they may be precluded
from any benefit Of such estate; and
if said claims be not exhibited within
one year from the date of the granting
of letters on said estate they shall be
forever barred.
OLLIE BORING,
Attest: Executor
X. G. WEBER, Judge.
April %, 20, May 6 and Is.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-04-29
COLE COUNTY ACTS

Jefferson City, Mo-, April 23.-Res-
olutions endorsing the action of the
Democratic State Committee in favor
of referring some of the more obnox-
ious measures enacted during the last
Legislature at the instigation of Gov
ernor Hyde were adopted by the Cole
County Democratic Commissee in ses-
sion here today.
The resolutions adopted by the COM
mittee follow:
Whereas, the Democratic State
Committee, meeting in conference
with representatives of county organ
izations and Democratic members of
the Fifty-frst General Assembly, af-
ter full consideration, has asked the
cooperation of county committees in
the work of securing the number Of
signatures to petitions necessary to
invoke the referendum upon certain
obnoxious measures passed by the
last legislature; therefore, be it
Resolved by the Cole County Demo-
cratic Committee, that we concur in
the action of this conference and ex-
press our willingness to aid in this
undertaking, respecting the following
bills designated by the State Commit
tee:
list. Upon the judicial redistricting
bill, because it attempts to substitute
judges selected by the Governor for
judges selected by the people for a
definite term;
End. Upon the agricultural con-
solidation bill, because it proposes to
create a partisan commission, with a
partisan machine in the place of non
partisan boards, such as the State
Board of Agriculture, the State Faie
Board, the Poultry Board and the
Horticultural Board;
Bird. Upon the Public Welfare and
Labor Consolidation bills, because
they propose the Capitalization Of
executive authority with heavily in.
creased burdens upon the taxpayers.
4th. Upon the so-called Budget
bill, because it proposes to establish
partisan bureau with vast powers ov'
err the States disbursements, calcu
lated to bring about extreme abuses
in administration, with unjustifiablt
exercise of arbitrary authority;
9Th. Upon the bills abolishing th'
Kansas City Justice Courts, and thu
Jackson County Criminal Court, upol
the ground that these bills establish I
precedent constituting menace tt
the fundamental principles of repre-
sentative government by assuming t.
remove officials elected by the people
and permitting the Executive to ap
point their successors without regar'
to the fixed term of the office hereto
fore confined by law.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-04-29
MAYOR DOVER SAYS
HOSPITAL NO. a is A
MODEL INSTITUTION

Mayor and Mrs. J. S. Dover and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Cannon visited
State Hospital No. a, at Pennington,
Tuesday. DR.. ]. L. Eaton, superin-
tendent, was out of town on this day,
but DR.. T. F. Frazier, assistant super
intendent, did the host act and made
their visit a pleasant one.
Mr.. Dover says this hospital is a
wonderful institution in many ways,
and thinks the inmates very fortunate
in having humane officers who care
for their physical and bodily comforts
much better than could be done in any
private home. The buildings are mod
els of cleanliness and order and every
thing about the premises is sanitary
to the minutest detail. The employees
have been trained to deal with the un-
fortunate ones with firmness, kind"
ness and respect, and as a result
many have left this institution with
restored, minds and health hat differ
ent treatment might have kept con-
fined the balance of their lives.
The mayor also found this hospital
to be practically self-supporting, due
to the excellent business methods of
Superintendent Eaton and Steward
Bugg. Very little financial aid is
asked of the state except for new
buildings as become necessary for the
proper care of the inmates. Mr.. Dow
err says he has visited like institutions
in his and other states, but never did
he find one conducted just as eff
GENTLY or more businesslike than No.
4, and believes Governor Hyde would
make serious mistake if he permit
ted the new Board of Managers to re-
move Dir. Eaton from the manage
ment at this time.--The DeSoto Press