davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1924-12-16

below zero at Edmonton, Alberta.
Pressure IL also high from Quebec
southwark to the West Indies.
WarMler Weather Now.
The weather has become much
warmer in portions of the Lake re-
gion, the Ohio and middle Missis-
gippt valleys, and portions OF the
Southern States. There have been
general SHOWS within the last twenty
four hours In the Northwest, Includ-
ing the north Pacific States, and
rains in northern California, Ari.
IONA, the lower Ohio Valley, and
eastern Tennessee.
The western disturbance win
move southeastward 10 New Mexico
and thence northeastward~ to the
lower Lake region, attended by gem
eral precipitation over the States
east OF the Mississippi River. It win
be preceded by rising temperature.
and following its passage the great
area of high pressure and decidedly
colder weather now over the North
west will overspread the greater mart
OF the United States The ternpera-
ture will start to fall in the lower
Ohio Valley tonight, the upper Ohio
and lower Mississippi valleys on
Wednesday or Wednesday night. and
the Atlantic States about Thursday"
The Washington times., 1924-12-16
WAVE DUE
TO sweep
j. 5.
Weather Bureau Says Frigid
Winds Are Coming From
Alaska

For the first time in many years
the entire United States, from the
Pacific to the Atlantic, is to suffer
simultaneously from extremely cold
weather, the United States Weather
Bureau announced today.
The cold wave, coming down out
of Alaska, has already struck the
Pacific northwest, and will move
slowly across the country during
the next two days, proceeding by
a rising temperature.
1.-THE great area of high pressure
and intensely cold weather. from
Alaska has now overspread the Can.
adam northwest, the northern Rocky
mountain region, and the northern
plain States, and Minnesota" c. L.
Mitchell, the Weather Bureaus chief
forecaster, said. 1.-THE lowest tenn.
perature reported was AZ degrees
The Washington times., 1924-12-16
CITIZENS MEET
At LOVEJOY
CENTER
East Washington Group Now
Ready to Function-cIinlc
to Open Thursday

Plans have been completed for
the functioning Of the East Wash.
ington Citizens Association, a new
ly organized body composed OF
colored residents living in the north
east and southeast sections Of the
city. The membership now totals
over 100 and the canvass for new,
members is still in progress.
For the present meetings win be
held every Thursday night at
o'clock at the Lovejoy community
center headquarters in the Lovetoy
school.
Another phase of the Lovejoy
community work has been the an
nexing of q medical clinic which
win be opened Thursday. The
clinic hours will be from 1850 to
8 p. m.
Investigation of the officials OF
The Washington times., 1924-12-16
Y GROUPS WIN
CHARITY WORK
Approval.
Endorsement Committee Hands
Report to District
Commissioners

Frank r. JelIeff, chairman, OF the
endorsement committee Of welfare
organizations, today reported to the
District Commissioners the seventy.
two local organizations had been an.
proved by that body.
/, 1.-THE committees report ID the
result Of much elaboration and in
vestigation upon the part of sub.
committees and the perusal Of fl.
nancial statements from the ap-
proved institutions, "Mr. Jelletf' 8
report states.
1.-The committee feels that the
institutions named are entitled to
public support.
"In submitting this report, the
public should be warned to he care
full lest they may be approached by
unauthorized individuals who may
unfairly use the name OF worthy
The Washington times., 1924-12-16
TWYNAN HEADS
ENGRAVING
BUREAU
Hints at Early Return for
Major Kirby as He Takes
Over Post

Paul Z. TwymaTl became acting
director of the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing today.
Beyond saying that he would con.
tinue the reorganization policies of
Major w. w. Kirby, who has Just
retired from the dictatorship to re-
turn to his Army duties, Mr..
Twyman would make no statement
today regarding his administration.
He indicated, however, that he
had high hopes Of Major Kirby's
ultimate return to the Bureau and
that he regarded his own regime as
merely temporary one. Officials
of the Treasury Department are
non-committal as to the prospects
of having Major Kirby return to
his former post
Among certain officials there is
a belief that under the reorganiza.
ton already effected and with the
supervision of an advisory council,
of which Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury Dewey is the head, affairs
at the big plant will run so
smoothly that immediate action
with reference to Major. Kirby's re-.
turn is not necessary.
1t was emphasized today that as
long as political intrigue is kept
out OF the Bureau, and personnel
administration is maintained at its
present standard the establishment
virtually ''can run ITSELF for the
time being at least.
: Director Twyman is one Of the
strongest supporters of the Kirby
policies and 1t seems to be assured
that his administration will not be
marked by revival Of any of the
controversies which have I'm.
dermined morale in the plant in
years past.
The Washington times., 1924-12-16
WIFE-sLAYER EAGER 70
DIE IN ELECTRIC CHAIR

FORT WORTH, Tex, Dec. 10
II want to be electrocuted and re-
gain, in my death, what l could
not keep before L shot and killed
my WIFE" declared Henry Thomp-
son, nineteen, when he was brought
back here from Ell Paso. Thomp-
SON told officers that he killed his
wife, who was but seventeen, be-
cause she would not return to him.
Il will prove to her that 1 love
her, heart and soul, and killed her
because OF that love, when we meet
in the land beyond" Thompson
said. II want to be tried tomorrow
and electrocuted as speedily as pos
sible. There is not anything in life
with my sweetheart gone"
Thompson had q wilted flower in
his pocket which he had stolen from
a window box in Juarez, Mexico, and
was on his way back to place it
on the grave OF his murdered girl.
wife when he was arrested.
The Washington times., 1924-12-16
8. DIE IN Z DAYS
FROM BAD
BOOZE
20 Faced With Permanent
eIindness-Do Doctors Warn
Against Xmas Rum
BY DAVID SENTNER,
International News Service.


NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-With nine
deaths from poisonous liquor here
within two days, making Decem-
Der death list from bad booze of
twenty-five, a warning was issued
today by medical authorities against
taking ones life in ones stomach"
by drinking holiday rum connections
Twelve liquor poison victims were
close to death in Bellevue Hos
pital today, while twenty others
were faced with permanent blind.
ness. Most of the patients are suf-
fering pitifully.
Doctor Minas Gregory, chief
physician at Bellevue, described
alcoholic poisoning as "a terrible
thing"
Patients suffer horrible convul.
sions, coma and are affected mental
ly," he said.
Doctor Frank j. Monaghan, COM
missioner Of health, warned against
homebrewing pointing out the
dangers OF faulty distiIlation,
mo one can be sure Of the source
Of liquor nowadays declared
Doctor Monaghan. 1.-THE use of
wood alcohol seems to be the prev.
alent poison in holiday liquor. Wood
alcohol causes almost certain death
or at least blindness.
1.-THE health department can do
nothing in connection with poison
liquor epidemic other than warn all
citizens. Selling liquor is an illicit
traffic and a police matter"
Doctor Eugene Lyman Fisk, medi
cal director of the life extension In
stitute, stamped the bootlegger as a
crook" ~,
"The idea Of accepting a crooks
word as to his product is nonsense.
The label on present alcoholic con-
coctions are fairy tales Doctor
Fisk said. There is no man in the
bootlegging game that wouldn't take
q chance on murder considering the
high financial gains
mo man who uses bootleg liquor
can have full confidence that he Ia
not going to lose his eyesight or his
Kidneys" Doctor Fisk continued.
THE beverages alleged to contain
alcohol are just as dangerous. Wood
alcohol, denatured alcohol, synthetic
gin, toilet waters are common
sources OF alcoholic, poisoning. The
present type Of bootleg liquor is
poorly fernented through faulty dis
stilling methods and has a high con-
tent of aldehydeS and particularly
of acetaldehyde. Acetaldehyde
causes profound stupor and generally
mental deterioration.
These deaths from alcoholism do
not necessarily reflect q parallel
change in alcoholic consumption.
There is q lower death rate from al.
coholism throughout Ahe country
since prohibition. but q higher death
rate among those who actually i'm.
bibe bootleggers' liquor,
The Washington times., 1924-12-16
Albanian Shoots Wife
Dead on City
Street

WARREN, Pa, Dec. To-
City and county police, aided by
State highway patrolmen, are
on the trail of John Stefos, an
Albanian, who early today shot
and killed his young wife on
the corner Of Oak and Lexing-
ton avenues, in the heart of
this city, then fled. The couple
were standing talking when
Stefos suddenly pulled an auto
matte revolver from his pocket
and, placing it against his
wife's head, pulled the trigger.
When his mate fell dead,
Stefos calmly slipped the clip
from the gun, replaced it with
Z full one and" escaped over the
hills.
The Washington times., 1924-12-16
HONOR MEDALS GIVEN
TO TWO NAVAL MEN

Two enlisted men of the navy
were awarded medals of honor by
the Secretary Of the Treasury TODAY
Tor the rescue Of drowning com.
rades.
Quartermaster Lloyd Walker. at.
tached to the Naval Training Sta
ton at Hampton Roads, Va, who
lives in Birmingham, Ala, was
awarded a gold medal for saving
the lives OF two men at Surf Beach,
Culebra, Porto Rico, last December.
Coxswain Joseph B. Alexander. at.
tached to the receiving ship at San
Francisco, whose home is Memphis.
Tenn, was awarded a silver medal
fpr the heroic rescue of a comrade
who had slipped between the dock
and ship at TutIIa, Samosa, last
August.
The Washington times., 1924-12-16

A beautiful adaptation of
the Tudor Period in mahog-
any. Good size Mirror is
16x2S inches. Carved decora-
tons enhance it's beauty.
Specially GOO IN
Driced ... UOOsOV
The Washington times., 1924-12-16
For the Holiday Guests

Be prepared to accommodate
your holiday guests. We offer
complete line of davenports,
couch beds, single and double
day beds, etc. All bear SPE.
CIAL PRICE TAGS FOR THE
CHRISTMAS SHOPPER.
The Washington times., 1924-12-16

and approved charities for their
own personal advantages.
Your committee recommends
that copies Of this report be placed
in the hands Of the police depart
ment and there should be no public
solicitation other than by those
duly authorized, and which have the
approval Of the police department
after conference with this COM
mittee."
The Washington times., 1924-12-16

the colored centers showed an
alarming degree of sickness in the
section in and around the Lovejoy
School which resulted in the es.
adjustment of the clinic. Medical
advice and treatment will be free.
The Washington times., 1924-12-16
Carter to Resume Work

CAIRO, Dec. 16.--T1oward Carter.
American Psychologist and original
investigator OF King Tut-Ankh-
Amen's tomb, plans to resume his
work oD the tomb shortly. it was
announced TODAY
The Washington times., 1924-12-16
Japaneee Envoy cominp.

TOKYO, Dec. 16.--Tsuneo Matsu.
daira, who has officially accepted the
post of ambassador to the United
States, will sail for America early
in January, it was stated today.
The Washington times., 1924-12-16

LET THE Gifts for Children"
suggestions in the Classified Section
fatten your kiddieg' stockings.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-31

nej stranke. Reformy sa dajn al
mae previest,', nielen bdranim IL
stavv. @s
A teraz o nasich statnych a o.
kresnych kandidatoch.
"a guvernera hlasujme vsetci
Slovaci na Harry L. Davisa. Je to
elovek schopny, cestny, charak-
terny co sl'1bi, to al splni. Do
kazal to dokaze zas. Ma terai-
sieho guvernera ziaden Slovak ne
bude hlasovat' uz al preto, ze jc
kandidatom XXX. A mnoho toho
neurobil, ako Dol V trade. Nat a
hoval sa mayormi a mestskymi
uradn1kmi. Bol sudcom a ME W.
konnym iiradnfkom statu. A jc-
no 'gazdovanie nebolo prikladne.
Nezanecha "a sebou 20 milionovv
zvysok, aky zanechal Davis pred
dvoma rokmi.
Odpordcame hlasovat' ma celn
statnu republikansku tiketu. Da-
Wis musi mat kooperaciu, ked'
ma splnit' ysetky sl'uby, preto
treba hlasovat' al ma jeho pomoc-
nikovs
Tuna okrese hlasujme ma o.
svedeenych priatel 'ov Slovakov,
ma serifa Lydena, ma pokladnika
Vogana, ma sudcu Jenkinsa, "a
sudcu do probate kortu Arthura
Morgana, "a okresneho fiskala
Thomasa j. Thomasa.
Do statnej legislat1ry poslime
znovu osvedcen1 silu Mrs. c.. j.
OFT, ktora sa tax hrdinsky zadr-
zala voei klanistom. Tiez poslime
ia H. P. Beckenbacha, ktory je
demokratickym kandidatom.
Toto s1 nase odpor1cania. Hla-
sovat "a tychto kandidatov mo-
re kazdy verny a svoju vlast' mi
lujlci American. A este jedno -
hlasujme vsetci v prospech skol-
skej dani.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-31
ZACHRANILA 81 MUZA
y VALKOM MA CESTO

Frank Andrella a jeho zena.
byvajuci {. 2O47 Poland Ave.,
mali "a burderov Majka Popovica
a Juraja Cekrana, ktory sa ne
del'u napili ked' prisli domov,
chceli burdingbosa zabit'. Popo-
vic vytiahol revolver a strelil ma
Andrellu a Cekran vytiahol nanho
noz. Prv vsak, nez mohol Popovi6
po druhy raz strelit', pani Andrel-
Iowa pochytila valok, ktorym ce-
sto ia rezance miesi a zacala opil-
Gov tym valkom obsivat kade "a
chytila. TAX zachranila svojmu
muzovi zivot. Bitkari boil zavreti
do vazenia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-31
HARRY L. DAVIS
20 SLOW. AMERIKY.

Chicagski Slovaci mali 26. okt.
vel Ike politicke shromazdenie, ma
ktorom bralo beast $500 l'udi
Ma shromazdeni vynesena bola
.rezolilcia proti .prist 'ahovalecke.
mu zakonu, ktory pripdst'a sem
len II percentov Slavianov a inych
celej kvoty SO percentov kvo-
ty je dane Anglicanom, Ircanom,
Nemcom a Svedom. Protestujti
proti urazke, re sn Slaviani in
feriorni a tiez protestuj1 proti
privazaniu mexickych peonov a
juznych cernochov do priemysel-
nych stredisk Spoj. Statov. Chi
cagskf Slovaci budn hlasovat'' na
demokratick1 stranku.
Bosak State Bank V Scranton
zvysi svoj zakladny kapital z
100000 ma $5OO,OOO a rezervy z
100000 tiez ma S5OO,OOO, take
jej kapital obnaSat' bude uz je-
den million dolarov. Okrem toho
ma nerozdeleneho zisku vyse sto-
tislc dolarov. Banka je jednou z
najvacSich V Scrantone. Vkladov
ma vyse $4,000. 900. Start 1easti-
mari m6zu zakdpit' novych ica-
stin "a 100000 po $50 "a ncasti-
nu a now "a 100000 po $3.50 "a
ticastinu. Banka plati po 12 per-
cent dividend.
Okresny Sbor SLOW. Ligy v New
Yorku ma svojej poslednej scho-
dzi vydrziavanej Yonkers, N,
Y, usniesol sa poziadat' 1stredny
1rad Ligy, ably zaslal Seton Wat
sonovi pripis, v ktorom no upove-
domuje, re jeho uvftalie v Ame-
rike je V rukach nepriatel 'ov slo.
venskej samospravy, ze ak "a,
mySl'a prednasat' medzi ameri-
ckymi Slovakmi, ably sa obratil
IA Slovensk1 Ligu. .... T.. -.
Do Ameriky ma Ease prist' je
den agitator medzi Slovakov. Axe
n. Y. D. oznamuje. tento raz ma
to cely prime, Sixtus Habsburg
Rev. Kazinczy z Braddock ozna
mil vraj svojim osadnikom kan
ella jeho prichod. Sixtus ma pred
nasat' po slovenskych osadach ,
sprievode prof. Jehlicsku inycl
mad 'aronov a monarchistov. II
je uz tr1falost'!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-31
PANU B1LKOvI ZOMRELA
MANzELKA. :

Velky 1dcr zastihnul nasho
priatel'a vscobccne znamehos a
cteneho Slovaka. Rudolfa Bilku.
Jeho milovana manzelka Katari-
ma, rod. Kosicky odobrala sa ma
vecnost' minuleho ntorku vo ve-
km 80 rokov. Bola nemocna styri
tyzdne. ~ .
Neboha bola d.erou Antona 4
Heleny Kosicky. Do Amcriky pri-
sla pred "a rokmi so svojimi ro-
dicmi, usadiac sa vo Wheeling,
w. Va, kdc sa vydala "a p. Bilsu
a MIN do Youngstown prisla
pred 16 rokmi. V manzclstve, kto-
re bolo vzorne a st 'astne, Bob ich
obdaril IL dietkami, ktore ju O.
plakavajG spolu p. Bilkom a po-
cetnymi priatel mi. Pani, Bilkova
bola obl'nbena medzi svojimi zna-
mymi, ktori prejavuj1 vel'ky zial'
mad jej predcasnym odumretim.
Bola osadLickou osady Sv. Az
betty a ndkyHou Oltarncho Ru-
'zencoveho spolku. Il dietok najstar
sia dctra je uz vydata "a p. M. J.
Teplickym, ostatne zijn v rodi-
covskcj domacnosti, 54 Morley
Ave-, East Youngstown.
Pohrab odbyva sa v piatok ra-
no. smhtocne obrady prevedie
Rev. Jan Kostik v chramc Sv. Al5-s
betty "a pomoci dvoch knazov.
Pochovana bude V Calvary cin-
torine.
Panu BilFovi V jeho t'azkom
polozeni zclame silly zdravia, a
by to vsetko preniesol trpezlivc.
Nebohej mech da Bob lahky od-
pocinok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-31
REV. KosTIK 81 zoTAvuJE.
REV. BoBAL 5E w zDRAvY

S poteseninn n doznavame, ze
Rev. Jozef Kostk premohol t'az-
kt zapalenie3 plfie a nachodf sa
M ma ceste zotaAenia " nemocni-
ci sv. Akbety. ~ ~
Rev. Juraj Bobal, ktory Dol ticz
t'azko nemocnF lezal V Clevc.
lande, je az zdravy chodi pc
vonku.,
Rev. Bobalovi sblahozelame ku
skoremu vyzdraveniu Rev. 10.
stikovi prajeme, ably sa Gin sko.
rel :prinavratil do kruhu svojich
miluj1cich osadnfkov, ktori no
S otvorenym srdcom cakajn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-31
plaza PUDLERov MENSIA.

Plaza pudlerov bude snizena o
25 centov ma tone cez november a
december dl'a vyratania ceny+ ku-
soveho zeleza na trhu. Terajsia
plaza obnasala $12.13, obnasat
bude $11.SS. Pomerne dl'a toho
snlzena bude al plaza robotnikov
vo finisuj1cich mlynoch, ktori sti
pod kontraktom unie. Toto je nj
stvrte snizenie mzdy pudlcrov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-31
'$IALENY GAZ" ZABII
g. PIATICH L'UDf

:Asi 80 robotnfkov v jednej che
nickel toyarni chcelo ,vynaist'
gaz, ktory by znemoznil klopanie
v motoroch automobilov. Vysle-
dok ich spekuloyania Dol, ze W.,
nasli "ssaleny gaz'', ,ktoryy ieh
zosalel. Piati zosaleli TAX vel'mi,
ze tnukach zo,nreli 26 inyeh ic'
v nemocniciach. Gag udajne robi-
Ii. $ pomocou olova v plynnom
staye.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-31
DosTALo $500 "A 8 ZUBov,

6-rocne slovenske dievcatko, Zu-
zanka Stasko dostalo $500 "a
osem vybitych zubov, ktore mu
vybite boly automobilom Nathana
Belkina. Vyrok vyniesla porota Y
s1dnej sieni sudcu Lyonsa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-31
0 strasnom polozenl Slovzkoy IA kube
reci pana Andrea Baran povedanej na schodx Ol1ee
neho sboru slovenskej Mgy Clevelande 4

WI Id HcIHcChy d Lc Stt n McuZeVA,
2 Cesko-Slovenska. Al mad 'arsky
ami niektoti prihovorili a ked
som sa poobzcral dookola, vidcl
som, ako tam LEILA zeny okplo
Mich cudzi hezhami chlapi, dietky,
dievky a Ease chlapi, kesl som
81 pomyslel ma zdravotny a mrav-
ny STAY Y tomto pelechu, bolo mi
do placu. Je ' tel obrovsksj viac
poschodovei b,idove niekol'ko tisic
takych nest 'astnikov q neSt'astnic
medzi ktcrymi je najviac naIich,
z ceslko. .slovenska. Ked' som So
shovaral $ niektorymi, dosiel ta
starry Spaniel $. dlhou sedivou bra
dou pytal sa,. ze kto som co
hi adam. Odpovedal som, potom
som sa pFtal, kde je. moi brat.
- Hja, - poznamenal jedcn -
- -
on ma peniaze, tax chodi jest do
clnskeho restanrantu, kde platl l5
centov "a veccru. My 81 to dovo-
lit nem6zeme. Hned' dvaja bosi
atekali "a bratom, zvestovat mu,
se som tam. vsetci chodia bosi a
otrhani.
Konecnc nasiel som brata 20
stal som v Havane az "a tri tyE-
dine, Sroboval som vsetko mozne,
chodil som k americkemu konzll-
lovi, zeby mi vizoval pas, ktory
som pre- brata doniesol 2, Cleyelan-
du, ale tento sa mi vyhoyaral, ze
on nem6ze mi vizovat' pas, lebo
ze ak by jednemu to urobil a ttm
- ukazal ma sta chlapov a zien.
stojacich "a mrezami vonku, kjin
ia som sa $ MIN shoyaral ' jeho.
'ofici = ME, ze tito zlfalcl ~ No
zabili. ze musi sa najst nejSkt
sp6sob, ably sa mnohvn odpomoh.
10 odrazu.
Potrovil som peniaze konecne
.rozzialeny- mad hroznym stayom
tych. nest 'astnikov poberal som ,sa
nazad domov, do Clevelandn.. Ale
iprave ked' som ztadial' prec od-
chadzal, videl som, ako niektore
zeny $ nahymi a bosymi det'mi
vyhodili hotelnfci ma ulicu,, ked'
uz nemaly Wac penazi platit' "a
kost byt.
Ale jednu otrhanl zenu dvoje
detf tiez skoro celkom nahych a
bosych, dvaja sarhom podobni
sarpali t'ahali i jeden, i druhy
k sebe. Pytal som sa, co tito robia
IS tou zenous Nuz vrai prave do
sly jej Cd muza 20 Spoj. Statov
peniazc a tito lotri sa doznai, nuS
t'aha ju nazad i ten, co ju vyho-
dil s Diet mi ma ulicu, i druhy Ease
oproti nemu majtci podobny bur-
diel', zeby k nemu isla strotit'
tie peniaze. ~,,.'.
Ten l'ud tam trpi neopisatel' 'nl
biedu drzia ich tam pod poll
cajnym dozorom ako zlocincov..
Nuz ked' by sa mohlo nejako spo.
mahat' tym nest 'astnikom,. bola
by to TAXA praca, ako ked' na
slnrt' ods1dene obete katovi wy
trhn6 hrtana smrti. Robte da-
60, lebo mas narod tam hynie. =
(Dokoncenie ma 8. strane)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-31
NovY MEsTsKX FIkKAL.

~ i5 s s q. hone eS1sAnIil syme-
novanie Williama f. Lewisa "a
mestskeho advokata ma miesto od-
stnpivsieho Osborna. Lewis nastll-
pi svoj nrad l. novembra.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-31

lOAHCIoCH, IcZ ICIdA. Al ktO CHDul
po obchodoch. az teraz, yzdor
republikanskemu clu, naMe tisice
clankov. neheckcj a Incl cnrop-
skej vyroby. Ako by tomu bolo
bez ochranneho ella? Moze 81 kaz-
dy domyslet'. Rozdiel medzi re-
publikanskou demokratickou
stranou je tiez v tom, ze posledna
je pokrokovejsia nez republican
ska a cd svetovej vojny este sa
javi Y tom, zc republikanska od-
porhea nemiesat' sa do curop-
skych zalezitostf, ked' sa to Ame-
riky netyka, jc proti vstnpeniu do
Ligy Narodov, a demokraticka
chce, aby sa Amcrika miesala do
zalezitosti celeho svcta. Toto je
vel 'ka otazka, ktor1 t'azko roz-
lustit'. S jednej strany neradno
lie miesat' sa do vSetkeho, dl'a slo-
venskeho porekadla eco ia ne
pail, nehas''. ale niekdc sa je tre-
ba zamiesat', menovitc kdc sa je-
dina O nasu kozu.
Ma kOniec nechali SINE 81 pro-
gresivna, alebozto neodvisln stra-
nu LaFolletteho. Tato strana wa
la p6vod nespokoj jnosti privrzen-
Gov oboch stranok. LaFollette Dol
totM republikanom jeho vice.
prezidentsky kandidat Wheeler .;e
Ease demokrat. Uz jej nazov pre-
zradzuje, ze je to strana nespokoj-
nych ludi od oboch hlavnych
stran, ktori by chccli, ably veci sly
rychlejsie nez ako idu. Je to stra-
ma, ma ktorl bmln al socialist
hlasovat', lebo I = j. i."rollctteho
tiradne vyhlasili "a svo. ~ kandi-
data nepostavili svojho.
Proti tejto stranke SINE preto.
ze jej kandidat LaFollette je do.
kazany priatel' Nemcoy a Mad "a
row, nepriatcl' Ceskoslovenskci
||tephs Cheer by mas, sfosaRov
dat nazad do mad 'arskeho jarma,
podobne Srbov, Horvatov a Ru-
munov, ktorf boil tiez svetovou
vojnou oslobodenf. LaFollette zia-
da reviziu mierovych smlnv pro-
speech Nemecka Mad 'arska, a
keby Dol zvoleny, mono by sa mu
to al podarilo previest' Preto
mech ziaden Slovak neodovzda
.svoj HAS ma neho. LaFollettemu
mech postacia hlasy Mad 'arov a
Nemcov.
LaFollette, co dusa stranky, od-
poruca take zmeny- americkej Via
dy, ktore by sa neosvedeily len v
prospech, ale i ma skodu l'udu. On
chce dat pravo vysvetlovania L.
stavy kongresu, tedy telesu, kto-
reho politicke slozenie sa dl'a o.
kolnosti meni. V zaujme blahoby-
tn a budlcnosti 'krajiny ie, ably sa
toto nestalo a 1stava naSa zostala
peporusitel 'nou donekonecna.
Keby LaFollette zvit 'azil a svoj
ciel' previcdol, viete, co by kon-
gres mohol urobit'? Vyniest a u
platnit' zakon, ma zrusenie vset-
kych cudzojazycnych organizacii,
katolickych skol alebo zastavenie
slovenskych inych cudzoreco-
vvch casopisov. Doteraz name c.
chranu v 1stave a keby kongras
|vyniesol taky zakon vzdor vetu
prezidentovho, Najvyssi Sud by ho
vyhlasil "a protitstavny nepla+-
ny. Keby ale slo po voli LaFollet-
ia, kongres by NAL pravo i proti
rozhodnutiu Naivyssieho S1du ta-
ky zakon do zivota uviest' Nuz
bola by to dstavna krajina potom
Bola by to sloboda? Celi zivot a.
merickeho l'udu by potion zavisel
cd v6le kongresn, cd telesa, ktor1
raz moze byt' republikanske. dru-
hy raz demokraticke, treti raz boil
sevicke, kukluksklanske atd'. Me,
nesmieme 81 dovolit' zahravat' S
.