davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-03

v Bratislave. Rev. G. i. Orbach,
prostrednictvom kongresnika Ran
dolpha Perkinsa a my prostred-
nictvom Stefana G.. Portera, pred
,edu zahranicnych zalezitosti Do
mu Zastupcov ,sme zakrocili sta
tneho sekretara v tejto zalezito-
sti, ale SINE doteraz nepochodili,
nakol'ko SINE dostali upovedomc-
ME, ze je to nateraz neprilezitost-
ne, ze 0 tom sa bude moct' uva-
sovat' az budIcnosti., z odpo-
yedi sekretara statu menovanym
Ndvom panom mono stidit', ze 81
zalozenie takejto agenttry alebo
I. ,epraje csl. vlada, alebo ze Spoie-
1e Staty nevidia potrebu toho.
Dilfam vsak, ze v blizkei bu-
lilcnosti budem moot yam podat'
epsiu a priaznivejsiu zpravu, ma
xol l'ko wee nespf pracuje sa ma
aej. Snad' keby teleso toto trad
ne nariadilo,upravit', podobnd zia-
dost' ma zastupcu csl. republiky
1 tiez al ma nasich slovenskych
= 3,
rslancov v Mar. Shromazdeni -
uskutocnenie tejto zdravej has4j
ziadosti bolo by blizsie.
Amerikanizacns prednasky.
Ably SINE zadost' ueinili bodu
nasho carteru, usniesli SINE sa u
sporiadat po sboroch a Okresnych
Sboroch takzvane amerikanizacne
orednasky, v ktorych yb SINE Glen
stvu podali zovrubne prava a po-
tYinrosti obtianstva, oboznamili no
Is istavou a ;dejinami tejto nasaj
milovanej republiky a krone tohe
rdkupili SINE potrebny pocet ex-
emplarov knihy: "Kratke zivoto.
pisy. prezidentov spoj. statov".
ktore vydal vlastnym nakladom
brat Pavel Jamriska, ktore SINE
rozposlali ma nase sbory so ziado.
St'o1f, ably tieto boly postupne ct.
tame ma schodzach naSich sborov
Vysledok tejto akcie Dol ten, II
sbory knizky milo prijaly, zapia'
tily "a ne mnohe okolia podu.
jaly sa usporiadat' prednasku
ktora sa obycojne al podarila a n,
ktorl boly povolani americki no
| sta. Tazkosti sn spojene S finan
"ovanim recnlkov takejto predni
sky. z pokladnice Ligy financova
ii byt' nemozu pokladnice sbo
"ov ST prazdne. V akcii tejto mait
1by byt' pokraeovane, mali by smt
vziat' zdravn amerikanizaciu ma
;ho clenstva do rlk sami tai
',tupnovane konat' povinnosti, ns
'store SINE sa ziadosti o vysadnt
| istinu zaviazali. Bolo by treba Wy
| lat al kratke Dejiny Spojenycf
| Statov, ktore name V rukopise I
| ktore SINE ma zaklade uzavretis
| Kongresu uz mali vydat'. Priznan
vsak pravdu. Dostavame dolare ;
| odhlas1vame pokladnice sta a pr
tom sa krici ma sprawl, ze plytva
ze nina peniaze, ze Lfga upaduj'
i ma majetku! Preto SINE toto ma
riadenie Kongresu doposial' ne,l
| viedli do zivota.
Ziadcst' ma prezidenta Masaryk'
a Memorandum, upravene ma via
du a clenov Mar. shromazdenia
! Dl'a jednohlasneho nasledovne
ho uzavretia XIV. Kongresu SO
venskej Ligy v Amerike: "Navr
! hujeme, aby prehlasepie, vynese
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-03
4 IZBovY IA $4,000.

Preda sa 4-izbovy domcek, 3
izby ma prizemi kuchyna piv-
nici, ma Fountain St. "a $4,000.
Haste sa u M. Mraza, v redakcii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-03
6 IzBovY DOM $4,50o.

Dom, ktory sa nachodi blizko
stredu nesta, medzi South a Mar
ket, ma 6 izieb, fornes, elektriku,
gaz, vodu, ma dlazdenej ulici a Z
tomu este al 2 izbova chalupa
Mattel obetuje ten majetok "a
81 500. Lot je vel'ky, 42x165. Kto
hi ada dom,. a zaujima sa o tento,
mech sa hlasi u M. Mraza, 800 W.
Federal st. " redakcii)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-03
MATEJ ME-
LOT MA SOUTH AVE.

Dobry obchodny lot ma South Av.
pri mlieeiarni je ma predaj vel mi
lacno. Mattel odccstoval me-
sta, musi byt' predany. Haste sa
0 lot u M. Mraza (v redakcii)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-03
SHEET & TUBE DOM MA
5PREDAJ y

Loveland Plat. Sest' izieb, kd-
pelna, fornes, garadz a zahrada.
Lot 51x160. Cimentova pivnica, e.
lektrika gaz. o podmienky hla-
ste sa pc te1efone: Struthers Ssh.
Bllzko Poland kary, pri skole.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-03
8 IZBoVY DOM v HASELTON

Voda, gaz V dome, lot 50x159.
Cena len $4,S50. Haste sd u III.
Mraza, redakcii alebo u Joz. j.
Schromofskeho v Dollar Bank bu-
dove.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-03

AC y PAAJUVS I0 SCAOuAA A1SIupCONs
slovenskych organizacif, Sloven-
skej L{gy, Sdruzenia Slovenskych
Katolikov a slovenskych casopi-
soy, vydrziavanej vo Washington,
D. G. potvrdil tento XIV. Kongi.ss
Slovenskej Lgy v Amerike a hech
Slovenska Liga v Amerike ,Ipravi
Memorandum podpfsane Sloven-
skou Hgou, Syazom Ceskych Ka-
.tolikov Ceskym Narodnim Sdru-
tzenim, ma prezidenta Masaryka,
ma Narodne Shromazdenie a ma
kazdeho slovenskeho poslanca a
mech nom ziada ich zadrzanie
slova, pot 'azne o rlvedenie Pitts
burghskej Dohody do 1stavy Ces-
ko-Slovenskej repnbliky" upra.
viii SINE zvlastny pripis ma prezi-
denta Masaryka sprievode Me-
morandumu Memorandum kro-
me toho zaslali ma clenov Narod-
neho Shromazdenia, ceske slo-
:enske casopisy clenov kabinetn
a to sice pryej polovici mesiaca
decembra r. 1922. Memoranda bo-
ly zaslane kazdemu v registrova.
nom liste. Memorandum vyslo ne.
skorsie preto, lebo muscle sa ca.
kat "a sch0dzou Narodnej Rady.
ktora bola odbyvana v meste Gle.
velande, Ohio, dna 20, septembra
1922 ma ktorej bolo prijate SC
strany tejto, teda telesa: zastu
pujuceho krone Ligy, Cesko-slo
venske Narodni Sdruzenf a Sva;
'eskych Katolikov, nasledovne o
svedcenie: :: %'i
my nizepedpisani zastupcov;;
| :
ceskych organizatii v Amerike
shromazdeni ma schodzi c. S. Ma
rodnej Rady v Amerike, vydrzia
vanej " meste Cleveland, Ohio
dina 20$ Sept. 1922 prehlasujeme
Re sa pripojujeme ku prehlasu slo
venskych organizacii, Slovenske
Mgy Amerike, Sdruzenia Slo
venskych casopisov, sijdenych nj
spolocnej schodzi meste Wash
ington, d. c., v budove Cs. vysla
nectva, dina 12. maja 1921 zopa
kovaneho IA. Kongresom SLOW. Ii
gy v Amerike, vydrziavanom
meste Pittsburgh, Pa, V dnoch q
; %. a 80. j1na 1922, cell 'om APPEL
ma prezidenta Csl. republiky N;
rodneho Shromazdenie tejze v 2;
ujme vtelenia Pittsburghskej dt
hody do dstavy 6. s. Republik,
$ vyhradou 7postupneho uskutoi
iiovania tejze.
"Stvrzujeme svymi podpisy.
tato resoluce byla prijala ma pl'
narni schulz Ceskoslovenske Na
rodnf Rady dine 20. zari 1922
elsie 4939 Broadway Ave-, Clev,
land, Ohio. DR.. j. p. Pecival, preC
seda, V. F.. Cipra, zapisovatel."
A teraz ku dejom. Hned' ma p>
slednom Kongrese pocul som hi;
sy: "Zase novy zdrap papieru!
Robil som preto ticho, ukradom
ky nechcel som dat prilezitost
zponevazenia historickeho pripis
, predtym, kym dojde ma miesto u.
cenia. Ticho vypracovane Memo
randum, ktore ste zaiste citali
ktoreho text preto neuvadzan
bolo ticho vysadzane, zaviazane
' odexpedovane.
(Pokracovanie buddcne.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-03
s IzBov1 DOM v sTRUTHERs

Nachodi sa pod {. 526 7th st.
Je nom gaz, elektrika, fornes,
pumpa. Cimentovana pivnica. Lot
75x15O. Ovocne stromy. Haste sa
O memo adresu v redakcii. (31
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-03
I ma; PREpAJ VIA

Ma South Side I izbovy! dom S ga
zom, elektrikou, fornesom a ci-
mentovanou pivnicou "a 10000.
Haste sa u R. I. Kane, 331 w.
Marion Ave. Bell Phone Main
5711. (32
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-03
CHCETE PREDAT VAS DOM?

Prld tie sa ku mne poradit'. Mo-
zem vam zadovazit' kupcov ry-
chic. Matej Mraz, 800 w. Federal
ST. ina poschodi.) -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-03
5. AUGUSTA 1898.
zPRAvA PREDsEDU SIovENsKEJ x.fuY
podana schod dstrs rav evslands lila 81 dna 1919
(Pokracovanie.) J

minulosti sme podporili mno-
he telesa, mnohych jednotlivcov,
ma mnohe caste nepatrne akcie
dali znacne obnosy. Podporme to-
to vel 'adolezite teleso podporinle
narod, podporime l'ud, podporine
Ssovensku Ligu v Amerike.
ia yitam a to netajenou RADIO
st GU zastupcu tohoto telesa v To-
ne Ligy ma tejto vel el'ad6lezitcj
sch6dzi! ~
Zastupca slovenskej Ligy v Anne.
rike ma Ellis Islande.
Dl'a usnesenia posledneho Kon-
gresu, sprava Lfgy mala vstdpit
do spojenia MATTEL 'om Slavonic
Immigrant Home-u VI New Yor-
ku, vypracovat' MIN plan ma
moznost' toho, ably ma Ellis Islam
de dostal poradu kazdy pricesto-
vavsi Slovak a Rusfn ably Lfga
ma tento ciel venovala obnos me-
presahovavsi $500. Ponevac ce-
sty do New Yorku boly by byva-
ly spojene vydavkami, vyme-
noyal som ma prevedenie sprostred
kovania a uplatnenia ziadosti zvla
stny Nybor pozostavajtici New
forkskych bratov: G. Il. Orbacha,
Jana ,Krafeika a Klementa Ihri.
skeho. Tito vstapili do spojen;a
S patrienymi medzitkami, lenze
zprvu bezvysledne., nakol 'ko sa
nasej ziadosti, ably ma aiobsluhova-
ME a vypomoc prist 'ahovayskm
Slovakom a Rusinom zasHestnA-
gal Slovak alebo' Slovenka = wy
hovet"' nemohlo, Nateraz ysak W.
Dor vyied,iava iiradovnou Anne
fickthe erssnehq Kriza Csl.
Oddelenia V tomto smysle. Vysle-
dok este neznam. Podrobnd zpra-
WI poda Vam iste niektory, clca
vSboru. sAslllV
vybor Matice skolskej. -
Clenov tohoto som vymenoval
az koncom mesiaca augusta 1922
to preto, lebo niektorym jehc
clenom to vzalo viacej casu, kyn
sa rozhodli odpovedat', ze Glen.
stvo vyboru prijimaj1. Predse
dom tohoto vyboru je br. Ivar
Daxncr, tajomnikom' Rev. Joz
Horvath, clenami: j. A. Ferien
elk, Albert Mamatey, Jan Bibza
Klcment Ihrisky, G. L.. Orbach
Adam Poliak, Karol Stiasny St
H1ska. Vybor poda svoju zpravr
preto jeho cinnosti neidem no
vorit'. Zdoraznujem len, ze hatily
jeho pracu nedorozumenia, nakol
ko niektori jeho bratia vyslovil
sd, za nradovna jeho ,mala by byt
v Chicagu a nakol 'ko preto, ze O
stala Pittsburgh. Pa, v sidl,
Ligy - nezaujimajd sa zan tax
akoby mali. Je toto jedna z maj
dolezitejsich ustanovizni Ligy :
bolo by ma case, ably sa jej ddstvo
sbory a Olresne Sbory zvlaste "a
ujaly. Peniaze fondu sa l'ahk,
mimi ma podpory, jestlize nebud'
pritok sbierok. Bez tychto krasn;
ustanovizen tato coskoro zahynie
Otazka konzulatu, alebo konzu
larneho jednatel 'stva v Bratislave
Posledny navrh poveril spray,
na zaklade odporiicania rev. No
vomeskehp, aby lLfga poziadals
nasu vladu zavedenie konzulatu
alebo konzularneho jsdnatel 'stvs
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-03
Lofty, DOM Ma PREDAJ
Lofty, KTORE MAUI CENU.

Nasledkom zamysl 'aneHo odce.
stovania predaju sa tri vel Ike Lofty
(kazdy je 47x231) ma So. Hazel
wood Ave. Ma ulici je gsz, voda,
elektrika. Susedia dobri. Kto chce
stavat' dom, alebo ulozit' peniaze
do dobrej investicie, dobn urobi,
ked' kdpi tieto Lofty. Cena kazdeho
$3.50. Haste sa u N. Mraza, 800
w. Federal " redakcii.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-03
6 IzBovY NOW DOM s4,15o.

Dom sd nachodi dobrom sused-
stve, pri Mahoning Ave. V dome
je gaz, elektrika. Pri dome garadz,
lot vel'ky, dom novy. Hotovych
treba len $1,000. Dobra kdpa pre-
toho, kto ma vacsiu rodinu. IN
dakoho. Haste sa u M. Mraza, 320
w. Federal St. (v redakcii.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-03
4 Lofty MA LANsINGvILLE

Blizko SLOW. skoly a kostola, ma
Tampa Ave. Tieto Lofty predaju So
po jednom alebo spolu. 0 memo
adresn hlaste sa v redakcii, $50
w. Federal st. (31
Evening star., 1923-02-11
Zoo Prs. MerceriSed Marquisette Curtain
Kinds Made to Sell at hA
$l.45 to $2.45 Pair, { I'D .VVD
Special Monday, a Pair,

This Monday sale brings this special purchase lot of fresoo
ing Mercerzed Marquisee Curtains pricing remarkably low
Made with plain emced edge borders and Barmen cluny
edges Included ru1ed Marquisette Curtains with
rued borders and dainty lace medallion designs All
made with valance and have two tie backs Reg
uation sill length and width
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-07-13

BURGLAR NOW MURDERER
Thompsonytlle Man Dies As Result O
Being SIashed By Robber.

Thompsonville. July 1srLawrence
Cisek, 40. who was sashed with a
razor by a burglar in his room here
on June 80. died yesterday in a hos
pital in Springfield, Mass. Anthony
Saliva. alleged assailant of Cisek. is
being held In the Hartford county Jail
on a charge OF burglary with violence.
States Attorney Hugh NJ. Alcorn
said last night that the charge would
be changed to murder. When Saliva
was arrested more than $1,000 was
found in his room. The burglar who
slashed Cisek escaped with $3.50.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-07-13
ROTARIANS VISIT
boy SCOUTS CAMP
Play Baseball, Eat Steak and En-.
Joy Entertainment Program

Sixty strong. members of the New
Britain Rotary club made their an
nual visit to the New Britain Bo,
Scout camp yesterday afternoon
Rotafians gathered at o'clock II
front of the Porter & Dyson stor.
and made tho trip to Jobs Pond
near Portland, by auto. They were
cordially greeted by Scoutmastel
Walter @. Cook and the boys upor
their arrival at the camp which i:
ideally situated and. according to the
boys is the best camp the New Brit
ain scouts have yet had
Raclxlife's Men Win ON Diamond.
Harold Clark, Frank Shields
George Rogers, William crowell
Fred Rackliffe and several other of
the Rotarians had hardly arrived at
camp when out came the baseball
paraphernalia and a game was start
ed with William Crowell heading one
team and Fred Rackliffe the other.
Both acted as pitchers. Each team
scored three runs in the first inning
but the surprise came when Crowelrs
men were unable to score a single
run In the third inning. After Ave
innings Of playing the game was
called with the final score 10 to In
favor of Rackliffe's men,
AL yolz. appropriately named
Babe Ruth" was a heavy hitter but
failed to make more than first base.
Harold Clark pulled a surprise by
making a home run on a bunt while
Al Jourdan, William Crowell and
Harold Clark are also credited with
hitting a three Dagger. Rev. Stan
ley Icieck was never able to even
make first base, but there was
reason which only the first baseman
knows. Steve Robb started on a
home run but his grippers failed to
hold and he was lost somewhere be-
tween first and second bases.
Old Fashioned Steak Dinner.
Following the baseball game the
Rotarians sat down to an old
fashioned steak dinner. The game
was again resumed but broke up
after five innings when some wanted
10 inspect the surrounding country.
others wanted to row about the pond
and still others desired to rest.
On signal of Scout Executive Cook
all Rotarians gathered in front of the
tents to watch an interesting program
which was arranged for their benefit
by the boys at camp.
Entertainment Provided.
Fighting Goldstein of PlainviIle and
Kid Roberts of New Britain were the
first to entertain in five round
boxing exhibition which in stage par.
lance brought down the house,
These two boys can handle themselves
and put plenty of comedy into their
work to make It entertaining.
The boys of tent No. then gave
an interesting exhibition of boating
followed by Mite at Camp" by the
boys of tent No. 4. The boys of tent
No. played several Scout camp
games while those from tent No. 6
put on tragedy in three acts.
Shrek" Heisler and Chuck" Vib-
berts next entertained in a wrestling
match and as grand finale a huge
bonfire was lighted with the boys In
a semi-circle seated about It singing
Scout songs with Taps" as their
f'nal number. Rotarians responded
with a number of their songs before
leaving for home. XIII
F. o. Rackliffe. president of the |
Rotary club present Scout Executive
Cook and the boys with a volley ball |
net on behalf Of the Rotarians.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-07-13
ANCIENT BONES FOUND
retr4ned Specimen OF Mammal Foun,

Terrified Specimen OF Mammal Found
In the Desert Sands of Arizona,
Search Goes On.
Yuma, Ariz., July ia petrified
specimen believed to be part OF the
backbone OF prehistoric mammoth
or dinosaur with fragments OF the
ribs still attached has been brought
here from the Mohawk district In
eastern Yuma county and placed on
display.
The bones were found in sandy soil
but portions of quartz adhering to
the bone are believed to indicate that
the remains have been under pressure
for centuries.
Plans are under way for an expedi-
-tion to the site of the find in an effort
to locate the rest of the gigantic
skeleton. II the site proves to be
rich fossil field an attempt probably
will be made to interest the Univer-
sity of Arizona in more extensive ex-
cavatfons. ..-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-07-13
College Stars of Two
Nations Meet on Courts

Newport, r. l., July 13,-The open
ing. matches of the lawn tennis con-
test between the Harvard Yale and
Oxford Cambridge teams on the New
port Casino courts today will bring
stars of three continents together.
Claud Ramaswani of Cambridge a
member Of the India Davis cup team.
will play against William W. Ingra-
ham of Harvard, one of the holders
of national junior doubles title, Alan
Watt of Oxford meets Lucien E. Will
liams of Yale, last year inter-collegi-
ate champion and Amos N. Wilder of
Oxford opposes G. M. Wheeler of
Yale.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-07-13
Secretary Wallace Sees
Great Chance for Alaska

Aboard U. s. s. Henderson with
President Harding, July 13.-Secre-
tary of Agriculture Wallace after con-
sultation with agents of his depart
ment and with other experts inter
ested in the agricultural development
of Alaska announced today his con-
viction that the future will see great
development of farming in the terri
tory but that the country will never
produce crops beyond the needs of
Alaskans themselves
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-07-13
LADY AsToR's BILL.

ey The Associated Press
London, July 13-Lady Astor's bill
restraining the sale of Intoxicating
liquors to persons under Is years OF
age passed its third and final read
ing in the house Of commons today
by a vote of 257 to 10.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-07-13
BIDS ELKS FAREWELL
Atlanta Convention Ovcr-Next Years
Grand Lodge Session Is to Be Held
in Boston.

Atlanta, July 13-Atlanta today
babe goodbye to thousands of Elks
who a week ago came to the Georgia
capital from every state in the union,
Alaska Porto Rico and the distant
Philippines to attend the seth annual
grand lodge reunion and convention.
Nearly 1900 couples were enter
tanned at the watermelon ball in the
civic auditorium last night First
prize was awarded to the band rep
resenting the Buffalo, N. Y, lodge in
the band contest Wednesday. The
1924 convention will be held In Bos-
ton, ......
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-07-13
HARDING TO REVIEW FLEET.

Port Angeles Wash. July 10
With arrival here today Of a final
detachment of the battle fleet from
San Francisco every first line battle
ship OF the United States navy will
be In Puget Sound waters prepare
tory to review in Seattle harbor,
July 81 by President Harding.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-07-13
FARES HIGH IN BERLIN
German Taxi Drivers Forced 20
Garry Tables to Show Multiple In

Garry Tables to Show Multiple In
creases.
Berlin, July 13-Taxicab fares In
Berlin are now seven thousand times
the number of marks registered on
the taximeters.
Taxicab drivers all carry printed
tables showing the totals the multi
pie produces with various possible
registrations on the indicator. Every
time the multiple is changed there Is
endless confusion, and many disputes
ensue which the police are often
called upon to settle.
Clerks in shops are provided with
similar tables. In every trade an
agreement is arranged as to the multi
pie which will be used in computing
the price of articles in deprecated
paper marks. as against the gold
mark price. ',",'
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-07-13
LAW PROVES FAILURE
Author OF Dyer Anticipating Bill So
Describes 1t After Man Accused In
Acquitted BY Court.

Author OF Dyer Anu-Lgnchmg Bill n
Describes 1t After Man Accused In
Acquitted BY Court.
St. Louis, July 1S.-The acquittal OF
George Barkwell at Columbia. Mo-, on
a charge OF murder in connection with
the lynching of James Scott, negro.
was no surprise to Congressman Leon
idas Dyer, author of the nti-lynchine
bill that was brought before congress
he declared In a statement last night
The verdict is what is expected
said Mr.. Dyer, and furnishes more
evidence of the failure to punish mob
violence especially in cases of negro
lynchings. 1t is a failure to give
equal protection guaranteed by the
14th amendment of the United States
constitution
Columbia, Mo-, July 13.--With the
acquittal here of George Barkwell
charged with murder in connection
with the lynching on April 10 of
James Scott, negro. and with the dis
missal of another case arising from
the lynching and continuance of three
others prosecutions were at stand
still today.
Barkwell was alleged by the state
to have tied a rope around SCOTS
neck and to have pushed him over
rail on bridge here. The negro had
been accused OF attempted assault on
a white girl.
Evening star., 1923-03-28
.H|GH-GRADE BONDS
RECORD NEWL0W
Cheerful Feeling in Stocks
Not Reflected in Trading
in Bond Market.
BY GEORGE II. HUGHES.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, March 2S.-The more
cheerful feeling apparent in stocks
found no counterpart in today's bond
market.
High grade investment securities
continued very heavy, with in some
cases new lows being recorded.
United States government bonds were
an exception. Here there was a
slight rally from yesterdays extreme
but liquidation in first-grade
corpora ton securities went on un-
abated. and investors. seeing the trend,
stood aside waiting better prices.
The result is that there are many
case such as that OF Illinois Steel
debenture AIS which yield at to-
days price about Sc per cent. This
bond is guaranteed principal and in
terest Internationally by the United
States Steel Corporation, which owns
all the stock OF the company. Tnis
not secured by mortgage, the COM
pany has no mortgage Indebtedness.
Second grade bonds moved irregu-
larly.
In the foreign list about the only
feature was an advance in Chinese
5s and reaction in CLechoslovaE ss.
Evening star., 1923-03-28
100000 CARLOADS
OF POTATOES ROT
Deteriorate in Storage While
Awaiting SaIe-ACreage in
South Reduced.
Ey The Associated Press.


CHICAGO, March 2S.--All effect of
last seasons exceedingly heavy pota-
to crop, in excess Of all ordinary re.
quirem ents, was seen today in re-
ports that eleven southern states had
decreased their acreage for early
potatoes 23 per cent. Nine interne-
date sections We're reported to have
made similar reductions
OF last seasons stock that went
into storage. 10000 car loads de-
Perforated by March /, until no longer
lit for food or seed. Despite that in
road on the available supply, reports
indicated that probably $4,000 car
JoaGs were being held for lnarke ct
between the first Of this month and
June 30.
Between March I and June 80. last
year, $1,000 carloads Of old potato
were shipped tu market, an unusually
heavy movement because of a short
age in tue central territory and in
1921 only 10000 cars were shipped
during the same months;
Despite the exceedingly large sup
ply yet in storage and that an aver
age OF 100 cars daily have been
Slipped to market this month. last
weeks potato mark advanced sharp
~. jumps of 20 to 80 cents hundred
pounds occurring as far west as Wis
10 to 90 cents and Idaho cash track
prices advanced 80 cents for rurals
and 50 cents for russets, the two
varieties closing at 10 to, rs cents and
SI.lO to s1.25, respectively.
Florida also reduced its cabbage
,creage to 1860 acres this year from
1880 in 1922 and 5.370 In 1921. Ship
nients of Cabbage from that state for
the season have been $40 cars. com
Jared with 2,3SS last season to date.
Trhe market was irregular last week.