davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-28
SESTSTO MILIONOV
MA STAVBU CIEST

Spojene Staty majt najlepsie
cesty ma celom svete, a majn ich al
najviac na kazdn stvorocnu m1l'u.
Vacsina ciest sn tehlove, potion
macadamove, konkretove a asfai-
tove. Ia posledny rok vydane bo-
10 na stavbu novych ciest okolo
600 milionoy dolarov. Jedna tire
tina tohto obnosu zaokryta bola
miestpymi cestovymi bondami, "a
perc. zaplatene bolo miestnymi
daniami, IL perc. statnymi dania-
mi, Z perc. sa zlskalo 70 statnych
bondov, Is perc. 2 automobile
vych licencii IA perc. dane bolo
krajinskou vladou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-28

Scanlona ma Westlake krizovatkc
S s sidkami mocneho piva. Scan
Ion priviezol to pivo 2 Pennsylva-
ME. Bol dany do okresneho vaze-
MIA postaveny bude pred krajin-
skeho komisara ma vysluch. Vse-
tky tri nakladne automobile budn
zhabane i S pivom.
Ma 40 s1dkoch, ktore vezene bo-
" do Akron, vytlacena bola fir
ma .unajsieho Rennerovho pivo-
varu. uradnici pivcvaru vsak Il
dali, ze je to ME ich pivo. Kazdy
piyovar, ktory robi mocnejsie pivo
nez je dovolene zakonom, pouziya
cudzie sddky, aby nu tax neprisly
brady ma stopn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-28

Slovensky Den, ktory vsetky tr-
najsie spolky slovenske usporia-
daily minulej stredy Y ldora Par
ku, vzdor mensej navsteve, nez ,a
ocakavalo, vydareny Dol kazdom
OIL 'ade. Naroda sa sislo len okolo
tisic hlav, snad trochu viac, ale
boil to vsetko osvedceni Slevaci Il
Slovenky, dobre znami jeden dra-
hemu ich narodntch a spolko-
vych prac. ktori neprisli, zaiste
nemohli. NeodSudznjeme nikoho.
Snad' hroziace s1plne zaseknutie
prace belo toho hlavnou prlcinou.
Kazdy hl'adel zarobit' 81 toho do
lara. dokvm ma prilezitost'.
Obecenstvo zacalo sd schadzat'
w "a rama, ale najyiac sa ho do
hrnulo okolo poludnia. Program
slavnosti zahajeny bol uvitacou
reeGu p. Jozefa Martinko, predse-
dn Olresneho Sborll Slov. Llgy,
ktory po prixltani predstavil za
reenfka p. Jozefa Vasoka. Pan Va
sok u svojej reel yyzdyihol w
znam takeho diia, y ktornm sa raz
do roka schadzame, ably sme do.
svedeili .svoju spolupatricnost a.
by SINE sa navzajom potesili, OBJ
znamili a posmelili do d'alsei ma
rodnej prace Tiez vyhoyoril ne
prlfnmneho mayora Reese. ktor,y
NAL byt' hlavnym retnfkom, ale
nedosiel pre- snrne nestskf zaie-
$500:
Pa rcei D. Easoka obeeeRstvo llas
nulo sa ma hriste, kde hraly base
ball Kat. Sokolky dieveatmi ID
osady Najsv. M. Jezis. Obe caty
I'll iedny z nailepsich V meste, pre-
to ich hra bola napinava Cd "a.
@iatku do konca. Hvlt 'azily so
kolky pomere u XII II. Ia mini
hraly caty SLOW Base Ball Lgy
vlchod proti zapadu, ktorej hire
zvft 'azil vychod.
Po base ball hrach .obecenstvc
sa rozislo po sirom parlSu, kazd5
kratiac cas- svojim sposobom. Vi
deli SINE ctihodnych tatlxov, akr
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-28
Bankrot Cs.
spoloGnosti

Cesko-S -Slovenska Obchodna Spo-
locnost' Americka v Prahe zban-
'krotovala, ako sa to oznamuje v
HSlov. Penaznfku". Svojim kre-
ditorom ponnka vratit' len SC ma
kazdom dolari. Jej sesterskej spo-
lecnosti, ktora ma kancelarie Y
New Yorku, v ktorej mnohe Il.
.eastiny zak1pene maid al youngs-
.townskf Slovaci, zbankrotovana
spolocnost' dlhuje vyse pol Milo
ma dolaroy. Nasledkom tejto ztra-
.ty tunajsia spoloenost' prinatena
je. vydat move ucastiny q zamic-
nat ich 70 stare, tiez zmenf svo-
ie memo Czecho- -Slovak 4 ma
Penn Commercial Corporation Of
America.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-28

Vzdor mensej navsteve nez mnuleho roku ka3df 10 t
vyborne naladeny tesl sa 20 slavnosti

sa vozili ma r6zny ckl rinelsaf-
loch a hadovitych a.ltomob;-
loch I, 60 dosvedcuje y mimoriad-
ne dobrej nalade.
Mnohe rodiny, ktore dosly pred
poludnim. priniesly sebon zakns-
ky ztravily cely den u parku.a
Najv;iisiin radost vsak celeho
dna maly det 'arence, ktore opro-
bevaly vsetky zabavy ok1sily
vsetky ice creamy, pops d
"kendy'', axe sa Y parku nasty.
Nemyslfme, ze sa najde SIotak.
ktory by 81 70 srdca neziadal POI
dobne Slovenske Dni yydrziavaf I
kazdorcene. Bnducne ale obecen-
.stvo same nlalo by lepsie agito..
vat :. aby sa ma TAXI slavnOsr
shromazdilo mas elm viacej.
Vybor. ktory celn slavnost ria
dill, zaslazi 81 vd aky kazdeho Slo-
vaka. Pracovali beznarocne a ce-
lou svojon chut on. Slava mu "a
tnl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-28

.prace vzdor zaistcnia ich bezpec-
nosti so strany vladneho vojska,
ochotni sd uz majnermi vyjed
navat. Prva 70 spolocnosti, ktora
ehce yyjednavat' je Pittsburgh
Vein Operators Association, ktora
zamestnava okolo 10000 maine
ROY, toho 10000 V State Ohio. Je
ona jednou z najvacsfch spolocno-
sti. Jestli sa tejto podari uzavriet
mier majnermi, ostatne spoloe-
nosti budu iste nasledoyat', lebo
uz teraz viacere prechovavajn O.
chotu k tomu.
Vyzyanie prezidenta, aby spo-
sl0cnosti zahajily dolovanie uhlia
nelnalo takmer ziadncho ,icinku.
Len jedina jedna bana bola otvc-
rena a ncj praca zapocata, v kto
rel sa vydoluje len 10 kar uhlia
"a den.
John j. Lewis, predseda Unie
Majnerov sa dnes vo PHILADELPHIA
vyslovil, ze majneri strajk uz Wy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-28

Ma zakladacnei / schodzi zastupene
Is casopisov. Predsedom sdru-
zenia Feriencik, tajomnikom
Kard stiasny.
BOsAK .DAVAL BANKET MA
PoCTU NOvINARov.

Tax an . ~ .S1 II /. 80.
,., 81 49, aa.,1. q S.
g. ,..s s.s,,; 49,,
.n.ah s..,,.a., xy;a,,s
III, ,,,,.,at, 49,, .aa.r,
49, : !:
J !; ,ss
H. s,,,,,sa ;oa,oh,.o 10 -.
= 49, a,as;t, a,,,,,s,; &,
=
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wa s"'e D9,A 10 ,oA
-,
ou.' 49, " '
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sNJ,A ca
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pYlp.
: pp ~
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-28
VEIKY PIKNIK
MIESTO POSVIACKY

Osada Sv. Jana Krstitel'a v f.
Youngstown vydrziavat' bude v
nedel'u, dna 30. jiila, t. j. v den,
ked mala byt' posviacka chramu,
vel 'kolepy piknik ma Zuppovei
farme ma Is. ulici. Ma pikniku
bude hrat' slovenska orchestra,
preyedene budd rome hry po-
starane je 0 vyborne napoje "a
husky.
Je toto prvy osadny piknik "a
dlhsi cas-. Osada povolava vset-
kych Slovakov a Slovenky, ably
sa prisli spolu zabavit'. ZaHatok
pikniku je o 1. hod. po poludni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-28
zoMRELo sLovENsKE DIETA

Andrej, 4 mesacny syn Andreja
a Marie Hlavaty z {. 1888 Law
renee ST., zomrel ma komplikacie
70 stvrtok vecer 0 8. hodine. S ro-
dicmi zanechava nasledovne Sc
sstry: Marin, Annu, Helenu, Kata-
Erinu, Alzbetu a Matildu. Pohrabne
obrady vykonal sobotu rano Q
8. hod. Rev. Jan Kostik 2 chramu
sv. Akbety. Pochovany Dol ma Cal
vary cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-28
zENY NEBoLY vRAJ
oTRAVENE JEDLoM

- 1797a-s n 711- 81 No.
Koroner Dir. Hayes v piatok w
hlasil vysledok svojho vysetrova-
MIA v zalezitosti zomretia dvoeh
zien, ktore udajne zomrely od zka-
zenej kuraciny, ktorii jedly \ Iii
berty cafeterii. DR.. Hayes lldal, ze
jeho vysetrosanie neviedlo K ziad-
nemu objaveniu otravy. Rodiny
zomrelych zien vzdor tomu budtl
pravotit majitelHa restaurantu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-28

hrali je len otazkou par dnl, ke-
dy bude svolana medzistatna kon-
ferencia ma ujednanie novel smlu-
Wy medzi majnermi a operatormi
bani.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-28
zABILA HO PALENKA.

New Castle. Pa. Pc tieto dni
zomrel tn Frank Rubesa, 41-ro6ny
robotnik Bessemer. Vysetrova-
MIN sa zistilo, ze zomrel Cd otray-
nej palenky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-28

EuUi, PuAidudII SHE UOII UVefeJnU
tli rec y nasej politickei rubrike.
Rec znie:
Caste myslfm ma to, ze nasi v
cudzine rodenf spoluobyvatelia "a
spoluobcania nedostavajn ten kre-
dit, ktory i'm prinalezf "a pracu
vo vybudovanf nasho vel'keho me
sta Clevelandu a okolia.
'udia easto zabndaj1, ze Y
cudzine rodent. vo vel'ko6n rome
re cinnosti udrzujd nase veRke
oceliarne, nase priemyselne pod
Milky, a rome inc remesla. Oni ca
sto zabndajd, re cudzinec, pro-
strednictvom svojich vlastnosti,
prinesenych sebou rodnej vlasti,
vel mi pomohol urobit Cleveland
jednym najpokrokoviteisich
miest sveta. Oni dakedy zabndaju,
re >cudzinec hlavne polozil nase
mesto do predneho radu medzi a.
mericke vel 'mesta.
1V slova smysle, my SINE vsetci
cudzinci, alebo cudzieho povodu.
Mas l'ud, kazdy jeden mas, kaz-.
dy terajsi Amerikan-svojho casu
I'll v cudzom oyzdusi. Nasi pred
kovia, HI 'adajlc slobodu, vaesiu
prilezitost' k vyjadreniu seba a
prilezitost' k einu, hrdinsky prc-
trhli vsetky styky fch otcinami
asvyst 'ahoyali sa sslo, Anrriky Oni.
vSetci to urobih.,
'sSom zvedayy, ei my vieme, ze
v Clevelande dneska, sedemdesiat
percentov obyvatel stya je v GU
dzine rodeneho alebo skoro cudzi-'
neckeho9 Cislice posledneho cen
znsu vykazuju tento poset ma 547,-
779.
Narodnosti jednotlive majii
nasledovny pocet: Poliaci $4,000,
Mad 'ari 10000, Nemci 27,000, Ce-
81 a Slovaci $4,000, Rusi 81, 500,
Taliani $1,000, Juhoslaviani 15.-
900, Rak1sani $4,000, Anglicania
11,OOO, Ircama 5000, Kanadcania
5000, Rumuni 1000, Sk6ti 5000,
Litvfni 1000, sv6di 1000, Greri
1900, Svajeiari 1900, Franciizi
1000, Velsania 1,100, Fincania l.
100 atd'.
"Dve tretiny obyvatel 'stva me-
sta Clevelandu sue cudzine ro-
denych, m6zme bezpeene povedat'
re vybudovanie tohto vel 'mesta
bolo usllutocnene pomocou du-
chom sebaobetavosti tohto l'udu,
ktory hi 'adal americke brehy k
voli slobode prilezitostiam. Do
stannc toto, Amerika dostala ne
ipomerne Wac.
"Ackol'vek som "a vyncovanie
Amerikanizmu, ia sa ten prob
lem nebojim. V cudzine rodent pri
niesli sebeu americk6ho ducha. O.
nj pomohli Amerike vo viacerych
sposoboch a nielen v jednom. Oni
sd sporivi. Assporivost' je jednyn1
2 hlavnych zakladoy charakteru,
jednotlivca j naroda. Oni sd pra-.
coviti. A ,priemysel nasho mesta
dnes svedci 0 tom. Oni prisli sem
"a slobodou a dpstandc ju, nebu-
dn ju chciet obmedzovat' pre- y
,nych.
"vase cudzoresove easopisy ko-
naju vel XII sluzbu pomahanfm Wy
ueovania . principoch americksj
vlady. Vase spolky tax isto.
# "Toto je, ako ia vidim, vel'ka
vec ucit novoprislych, ako So
dsastnit nasej Wade, ako poma-
hat yyberat' verejnych sluzobnf-.
kov. Kazdy Y cndzine rodeny OBJ
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-28
POLL IC
F r + HI AD
Red Col. Carmi a. Thomr uon
pred Celo.A .Americkou Ligop.

Plukovnik Carmi a. ThompsanI
jeden Z repnblikansk -
toy ma trad guverner
povedal "a julia vo w 49,
y cleyelande pred pocs thyym obe-
censtvom pozoruhod1i1 rec vzhl'a.
dom na obeanov rodenych u Gu
dzine. Rec jeho vypoculo 5 vel.
kym zaujmom q odusevnenfm me-
novite obecenstvo slovenskeho i
eeskeho p6yodu, take, vsetky Ia
mojsie eeske a sloyenske easopisy
= politicke organizacie sl'dbily mil
100 percentovh pomoc Y jeho vo.
lebnej Rampant.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-07-28

Ponevac jeho rec m6ze sa lahko
VT 'ahovat j ma mas obcanov slo-
venskeho povodu v Mahoning Il
doll, poziadani SINE boil uvereinit
td rec y nasej politickej rubrike.
Rec znie:
The daily times., 1922-02-03
COLLINS PROMISED
TOG|VE NORTHERN
IRELAND A: CHANCE
The Ulster Premier Declares
That When He Reminded
Collins that the Boundaries
Between Ulster and South
Ireland Should be Consider
ed Collins Was Indifferent.

London, Feb. Sir James Craig,
the Ulster premier declared in
statement today that he had been
told by Michael ColliDs, head of the
South ireland provisional govern
ment that Collins had made a prom
ise of bringing into the Irish free
State almost half Of Northern Ire
land, including Fermanagh, Tyrone
and large parts of Autrim and Down
and Londonderry City.
Sir James said he had suggested
to Mr.. Collins q weeks adjournmen
for consideration Of the situation
regarding the boundaries between
Ulster and South Ireland, but Col
lins had replied the differences sep
arating them We're so wide that
postponement would be useless.
The daily times., 1922-02-03
DEEPEST MYSTERY
SURROUNDS DEATH
OF VIM. D. TAYLOR
WAS SHOT TO DEATH
Mabel Normand, Well Known
Motion Picture Actress, is a
Witness in the Case, Stating
That She Called at Taylor's
Apartments on the Night
Preceding the Killing.

Los Angeles, Feb. 3.-Revenge,
jealousy, hate and unanswered love
all were considered by the police in
their search for the slayer of VIM.
Desmond Taylor, motion picture dir
ector, whose body was found yester-
day in his apartment here. While the
meager clues obtained SO far pointed
to the commission Of the crime by
man the detectives said they believ-
ed it was possible Taylor has been
killed by a woman.
Their hunt was largely centered
along three lines, the trail of the
|skulking figure of a man seen around
the directors apartments both before
and after the neighbors heard a
shot in the night; the whereabouts
of a former servant arrested for the
alleged robbery of the director and
reported to have threatened revenge;
and the sender of an anonymous letter
in which were included pawn tickets
for articles stolen from Taylor.
| Every person known to have been
in or near the apartments have been
closely questioned in the search for
clues to the murder. These included
Mabel Norman, a motion picture act
ress. Miss Normand who was one OF
the last to see the director alive told
of call she made at the Taylor apart
ments the night before in connection
with a book which he had loaned
her. Her chauffeur corroborated he1
statement saying Taylor accompanied
her to the machine when she left hi
apartments.
Taylor had directed many actor
prominent in the film world, includ
ing Mary Miles Minter and Mar,
Pickford. Pictures of the two ant
Miss Normand were found in promin
ent places around the room.
The daily times., 1922-02-03
must FIND means
TO RAISE MONEY
TO PAY SOLDIERS
OF BY BEER
Internal Taxes or Proceeds
From the Refunded Foreign
Debt are the Means Now
Being Considered by the
House Ways and Means
Committee, Cost Uncertain.

Washington, Feb. 3.-Soldiers
bonus legislation now under consid-
Grafton by the house ways and means
committee will carry a provision for
raising necessary revenue to finance
lit Chairman Fordney announced to-
day after a conference with President
Harding. Whether the money will be
obtained by internal taxes or the use
of proceeds from the refunded for
eign debt or both remains to be- de-
/! termined later.
Because of the uncertainty as to
the number of former service men
who will take the cash feature the
house committee has dificulty in de-
F., termining just what the cost will be.
! Experts have conceded the estf-
mates that SO per cent of the men
would take cash is little more than a
iguess. Some guesses are as high as
80 per cent.
! Arguments for and against tax on
beer as a means of raising money
for the bonus were heard by the
committee and at the conclusion
members indicated very clearly such
a tax was not to be considered.
The daily times., 1922-02-03
final BUSINESS
OF ARMS MEETING
COMES TOMORROW
TWO CHINESE TREATIES
The Formal Signing of Impor-
tant Treaties Will Occur To.
morrow in Public; Japanese
and Chinese Will Sign Their
Treaty on Shantung it is
Stated.
TWO CHINESE TREATIES

Washington, Feb. 3.-The big
Nine" of the. arms conference meet
ing today for the last time whipped
into shape the treaties relating to
China and issued formal call for a
|plenary session tomorrow to mark
the final wind up of the Washington
negotiations.
1t was decided to base only two
treaties on the Chinese decisions Of
the conference and embody in them
only few of the fifteen resolutions
adopted in regard to the Chinese
questions. One will cover tariff re-
vision and other the route 'four
points and the open door. The re-
naming resolutions are to be pre-
sented at the final plenary session
merely as a series of joint declara.
tion policies.
i The heads also discussed whether
the formal signing Of the naval and
Ifar eastern treaties should be in pub
lie or private There was suggestion
that the names should be affixed a
!, the big green table at which the plen
larry sessions are held.
: Plans had been made today fol
; the japanese and Chinese to sigl
} their treaty on Shantung but it wa
decided that also should be postpon
led until Monday. The only remainin,
: formal meetings of the day were
wind up session of the armament
, committee and similar session o
t the far eastern committee called TO
q late this afternoon to hear China
7 statement on the twenty one" de
? mands and spread the statements Of
1 the committee records.
The daily times., 1922-02-03
WEALTHY BRIDE HAS
SLIPPED FROM SIGHT.

New York, Feb. 3.-Mrs. Marian
b. Stephens, Chicago, heiress and
Anastase Andrevitch Vonsiatskoy
Russian, employed by
the Baldwin Locomotive workers,
both of whom came~to New York for
the announced purpose of being mar
ried this morning have dropped mys-
teriously from sight. Mrs. Stephens
inancee slipped out of Philadelphia
late last night. The pair was seen
this morning at the Russian Orthodox
church but whether they had been
married or we're making arrange
|ments for their marriage tomorrow Is
unknown.
They drove away from the church
Einsan. automobile together.
The daily times., 1922-02-03
WANT THE YOUNG
AND SLENDER

New York, Feb. 3.-Charges that
one of New York's department stores
is refusing to employ men or women
over 35 years of age or 165 pounds
in weight was being investigated by
the central trades and labor council
upon complaints filed by the painters
district council.
The painters also charged old en-
ployes of the concern who failed to
come within the age and weight spe-
cifications are being discharged.
Managers of the firm against
which the charges are made char
acterized them as absolutely silly
The daily times., 1922-02-03
FOUR BALLOTS IN
- &
VOTING ON POPE
None of them Contained Sufi-
cient Votes for Amy Cardinal
to Elect a Pope.

Rome, Feb. 3.-Voting for the
election of a Pope to succeed Bene-
dict XIV was begun by the conclave
of the sacred college today. Two bal
lots had been taken up to 1 O'Clock
this afternoon, on neither of which
any cardinal received a sufficient
number to elect.
The steamship President Wilson
bringing Cardinal O'Connell to Rome
will not arrive before next Monday.
The steamship company said they
had received wireless from the ship
which showed this.
The third and fourth ballots were
taken and none of these resulted in
the choice of a Pope. ,r
The daily times., 1922-02-03
TROUBLE AT
HOSPITAL

Chicago, Feb. 3.-Dr. Joseph Hall
of Cincinnati has been ordered here
by DR.. Hugh Cummings surgeon gen.
eral of the public health service to
investigate disturbance last night
in the Edwards Hines, Jr. Memorial
hospital and which resulted in ten
negroes leaving the hospital.
An inquiry into the disturbance in
which heavy cup was hurled at
negro will be investigated.
There are about 900 soldiers at
the hospital of whom about 100 are
negroes.
The daily times., 1922-02-03
MARKETS
COTTON.

New York, Feb. g. Cotton fu-
lures opened steady, March 1850,
May 1850, July 1909, Oct. 1861,
Dec. unQuoted-
New York, Feb. 3.-The cotton
market was somewhat irregular at
the opening today, first prices being
Z points over to Is points higher.
Liverpool was better however and the
market firmed up on renewed cover
ing by near months. March sold up to
,17.O1, and December to 1881, short
lily after the call, making net ad-
vances of Is to % points.
The daily times., 1922-02-03
WOULD UNITY GOV.
ROAD ACTIVITIES
One Bureau or Commission is
Advocated. Also Repeal of
the Adamson Act.

Washington, Feb. 3.-COnsolida-
tion of all government activities re-
reau or a commission which would in
clude tribunal representing the
government exclusively was among
the remedies for the present
situation of the carriers proposed to-
day by the national association of
manufacturers before the Senate in
terstate commerce committee.
RepeaI of "such artificial economic"
burdens as the Adamson act and full
crew laws also was recommended by
the association.
The daily times., 1922-02-03
BODDY TODIE
EARLY IN MARCH

New York, Feb. 3.-Luther Boldly
the negro, who killed two police de-
tectives on Jan. rs today was SEN
fenced to die in the electric chair at
Sing Sing during the week commenc-
were leading Boldly to the station for
the purpose of securing evidence
against another. He had pistol sus-
pended by string in his sleeve, and
without warning shot the officers.
The daily times., 1922-02-03
GCARDSMEN TO
QUELL STRIKERS IN KY.

Newport, KY, Feb. 3-Citizens ex
pressed the belief today, when unit af-
ter unit of Kentucky national guard
men detrained to take up posts at
the Newport roller mills where strike
disturbances were threatening that
four hundred soldiers ordered here
by Governor Morrow will be on duty
by nightfall in the vicinity of the
mills.
Col. Chas. Morrow of Somerset,
KY, twin brother of the governor, ar
rived with the first soldiers today
and took charge Of the situation.
The daily times., 1922-02-03
WHEAT

Chicago, Feb. 3.-The general con-
dition of the Kansas winter wheat
has not improved since December.
When the government placed it at
sixty in some of the most important
wheat sections it is considerably be-
low this figure. There are more
complaints of ice covered fields.
Prospects in the softw heat territory
are still generally favorable, thaw-
ing and freezing weather prevails.
The daily times., 1922-02-03
CHARLOTTE co.
GETS CONTRACT

Washington, Feb. 3.-Awards of
contracts for the construction and
equipment of seven hospital build
ings at Augusta, Ca, were announced
by the treasury department today.
The Northeastern Construction Co.
of Charlotte was awarded the con-
struction of seven buildings for
$263;000. The Charlotte Company
was the lowest of 20 bidders.
The daily times., 1922-02-03
HAS SERIOUS
RAILROAD STRIKE

Berlin, Feb. 3.-Germanys rail-
way strike which has almost COM
pletely tied up all kinds OF traH1c
since Wednesday night became even
more complete today when the Ber-
lin branch of the railway Joined the
strikers. It was estimated 1900 en-
CINE drivers were now striking. Pas
senger and freight traffic is practical
ly tied up.
The daily times., 1922-02-03
EXECUTIONERS
COON STRIKE

Berlin, Feb. 3.-The public exc
cutioners at Garlsruhe and Baden
following the lead of their
comrades at Mannheim, have notified
the ministry of justice that they will
go on a strike unless their pay is in
creased. They declare it is impossible
to behead criminals properly at the
present prices.
The daily times., 1922-02-03
STOCKS.

New York, Feb. 3.-The extensive
short interests in the stock market
continued to cover at the active and
firm opening of today's sessions. The
oils and utilities registered early
gains. General Asphalt, Peoples Gas
and Brown Shoe were the strong fea-
lures.
The daily times., 1922-02-03
GRAIN CLOSED

Wheat, May 1875 6-8, or Sd.
July 100 3z8.
Corn, May 53.3, July 57.3.
Oats, May 39.4, July 40.6.
The daily times., 1922-02-03

Reports from national headquar-
ters of the Woodrow Wilson Foun-
dation Fund campaign announce that
contributions to the fund in twenty
five states have already amounted to
more than 100000.
The daily times., 1922-02-03
12 O'CLOCK MARKET

Mar 1888, May 1858, July 16.15
Oct. 1873, Dec. 5.65-B.
Spots Wilson market Is 1-2c.
The daily times., 1922-02-03
N. Y. COTTON CLOSED.

Mar. 1896, May 1867, July 1925
July 1926, Oct. Is. IS, Dec. 1870