davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12
URADNk zPRkVY
Slovenskej Ligy Y Amerike
LIsTY K BRAToM.
Mill bratia !!

Zpomedzi mnohych otazok. o
ktorych by sine vam chcei svoju
mienku povedat', vyberame ma
teraz otazxu narodno -hospodar-
sku.
Uz kedysi pred rokom citali
sme vo zprave jedneho statneho
dradnika Cesko-Slovenskej repub
liky V sirsej uvahe takdto vetu;
MY musime mat export, musi.
me mat "a nase vyrobky penia-
re, ably sme 81 mohli nak1pit po-
travin, lebo nasa zem nerodi tol'-
ko, co by obyvatel 'stvu bolo
dost'. /
Tento 1radnik patrne vyjadru-
.ie smyA 'anie svojej vlady snly
81 'anie iste mnohych poprednych
!l'udf u vas. !
'pl my i' - :.
~ ~ 80 -, -
sd, ze jestli by nemal velikeho eS
portu fabrickych vyrobkov, mu.
sci by hladovat'. Lebo name pred
mama ,rod os;m, flaorantn,vt nri.
klad ve1,kei Rr;tanie nateraz
Ina;ysssssso drzavv svetS q ktorei
iedeh lei chvrnv politik lord
Cbnroh;, nrad naiakEm sasom M.
vedal. uMJ lt,or.t;z Anolicko> mn.
s;,no mot, otpocrnns ,hors Nv no.
. naobsdz.mo "a " stako,,E: nr;azn;
vom vtave ;ako k,,''u> w So 'snoians Sta
Nv Amar;kv 20 hoe; bv bolv va
20 oostv do ;,tob Lr.;;, ,+vnro
IA mazo+o ~, nodobl,drv 40,
bvt, vsatkym; notreham; min,
onatreni Alo akbv Ano,;clxu bo
w cestv do d,alokych kraiin "a
+vorens mnsel; bv sme NJ q tr
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12
AMERICKf MARINERI v CINE

V Cine je obtianska vojna "
dlhe easy. V, bojoch, ktore sd u
daily V tieto dni pri Canton, STRIFE
Zane bolo na americkn delovn
led "Pampanga'', ktora ma strel
ku odpovedala. Obavajnc sa d al
sfch nasilnostf na Amerikanoch,
americke valecne lode vylodily
marinerov ma ostrov Honan, na
ktorom sa nachodf Americke Kre-
St 'anske Koleg4ium. Gina proti
tomuto protestuje.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12
zoMREL. oD vYBUCHU oLEJA

Stephen Dunning, cernoch, 20
mrel v piatok veeer Cd popalenin
ktore utrpel v praci Il Sheet and
Tube Co, ked jedna naarzka @
leja vyb1sila zapalila sa. Ger
noch okrem toho nadychal sa al
otravnych plypv, ktore povstaiy
pri horeni oleja dopomohly K
ieho smrti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12
KED CHCETE vLAsTNIT DOM,
TU MATE PRfLEzIToST!

WILLIAMSON Il Erie ST, 8 izbo-
w dom, lot 5Ox162 s 20-stopovou IL
lickou "a domom, hodi sa pre- garadz
alebo gazovi stanicu. Cena $500.
PYATT ST, 6 izbovy dom, modcrnS,
lot 64xl50 garadzom. Cena 1850.
BRITAIN ST, izby, pivnica, ku
chvna. Lot 5Ox13O. Ccna $3.50.
WILKINSON a Price Road, 5 izbo-
w dom pol akron zeme, utica dlaz-
dena, garadz, gaz, elektrika. Cena len
$3,75O, $1,000 hotovych.
STEVENS. ST. pri Ohio Works, 5
el'kfch izfeb, kdpe1na a fornes. Cena
$4,l5O.
Lofty ma Belle Vista Maryland
dobr6 podmenky.
MORLEY AVE, 5 izbovy dom, elek-
trika, forncs, gaz, utica dlazdena Wy
platend. bena So,Joo.
FAIRVIEW AVE, izbovy dom,
gaz, voda, fornes, lot 4oxl5o, "a $A,55o.
TRUESDALE AVE, pri Shelby, 6
vel 'kHch izieb, vsetko modern6. Studna
garadz, vel 'ka halla kupelna. Toto
je lacnota "a $3.50.
CALEDONIA AVE, 6 izbovy dom,
moderny, triplovany garadz. Cena len
$3.50.
BELLEVIEW a Wiseman, Z izbovJ
dom, k1pel Tia a elektrika. Cena $3.50.
OKLAHOMA pri Market St, 6 izbo-
W dom, fornes, khpelfa, utica dlazdc-
ma a vyplatena. $3.50.
MABLE AVE. pri South Ave-, IL
bovt semi bungalow, vsetky modern6
pohodlia. Cena $3.50.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12
FAME DOMY MA PREDAJ

Skoro celkom novy tehlami mn-
rovany dom, 9 izieb a kdpelna,
stlci pre- dive rodiny, blizko skoly,
'lostola oceliarni. Mastal a kur-
mix na majetku. Vel'ky lot, SOx
l40 stop. Cena SO, 10000. Ma spla-
tky.
Ramovy dom, 6 izieb k1peliia
ma fajnej juznej ulicl pri kostole
skole. Toto je dobre stavany
dom. Cena $4,000. Splatky.
kto sa zauJima ktorykol 'yeIs
dom, piste na adresu: Agent, G. b.
Youngstown Slovak News. p. @.
Box AT, Youngstown, D.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12

MA PREDAJ DOM

2 obchodnych pricin preddiill
.vyborne stavany 5 izbosy dom u
kilpelnou, studenou teplou vo7
dou, pevnicou pod celym domen1.
Usporfte peniaze, ked kdpite ten
to dom. Adresa: 133 Sillnnan St.,
Youngstown, O. GA
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12
YoUNas4owNsKE sIovEnsKf NovIrY'

=
ktora mala ysetky potrebne o.
stroje K zivotu nnozeniu sa.
Tieto bunky spajaly sa, ably 81
zivot al 'ahcovaly, rozdelenfm 81
| prace (elovek pozostava milo
nov buniek). Tie, ktore zostaly
vo vode, yyvinuly sa ma ryby;
ktore cerpaly potravu 20 zeme,
staly sa rastlinami. Behom casu
sPajanfm bl1niek krnnym pare
MIN vyvinoyaly sa stale move a
move druhy rastlinstva zivocls-
stva, az SINE dospeh na terajsie
pestre. zivocBstvo. Povodna koli-
ska zivota ze je voda, ktorej
bunky molly svoj pokrm v roz-
j pustenom stave do seba prijimat'.
Potial'to iauka by sa ami tax
! vel mi neprotivila Biblii. Tu je
len protive otazka casu. Ale ma
uka 0 povode cloveka je vel'mi
rozdielna cd tel, ktbrn uci Biblia.
| Ucenci totiz tvrdia, ze .clovek je
z velkych ziyoelchov skoro maj
| poslednejsie vyvinutym tvorom.
Ze napred boly inc zvierata len
z tych vyvinul sa clovek. Tvrdia,
ze sa clovek vyvinul opic, opice
/ Z niBich ssavcov, ssavci z plazov
a vtakov II zas vodnych zivo-
cichov atd'. az dolu K jedinkej
bunke. Co dokaz nasho povodu
z nizsich zvierat, poukazujn, ze
Ediet'a pred narodenim prechodi
! cez vyvin mnohych nizsich two
Troy, je zarastene srst 'ou a ma al
7 chvost; tieto vlastnosti ze ztraca
postupne este pred narodenim.
Daktorl ucenci tvrdia, ze terajsl
ludsky rod ME je starSi nez da.
kych 10000 rokov. Kym 81 neve-
del naklast ohna, nebol vraj clo-
vek clovekom, I'll ako ina zver
ma surovom mase rastlinach.
Clovek robil pokrok cd toho cas,l
ako sa naucil naklast' ohna a uro-
bit '@si pribytok nastroje. Ked
Dol ohen, naucil sd behom casu
liat' kov, z kovu zbran proti dra.
wynn zverom a ked' 81 takto OBJ,
l'ahcil zivot, mohol sa dilSevne
lepsie vyvijat'. Terajsia civiliza
cia cloyeka je este vel mi mlada
Umoznena bola vy2tt,, G'cc-.,>-2 ris.
= men potion tlaciarskeho ume
MIA, ktore siri vedomosti 70 zkii
senosti tisfcich pokolenf poko
lenia na pokolenie. ..
J. Tedy 0 tdto nauku ide byt' vel'
c ky sudny BOZ. V Dayton, Tenn.
y prof. vyssej skoly, John r. Scoo
y pes, naschval prestupil zakon, a
a by boil hnanl pred sud tam 81
a rozhodlo, ci je zakon nstavny ale
/ DO ME. Stranu evolucionistov, t
II ]. jprivrzencov nauky vyvoji
oi budu zastupovat' dvaja najchyr
n nejsi pravotari V Spoj. Statoch
4 Dudley Field Maloney Clarence
l. Darrow. Stranu protivnikov ma
j uky okrem Statnych pravotaroN
a al William Jennings Bryan, kto
y ry boil Wac razy demokratickyn
?, kandidatom Ia prezidentstvO. Pc
/. maze IA pravotu hrnn sa so vSet
n kvch stran Ameriky obom stran
y kan. Ak prvy sud neroZhodne {
: ilstavnosti zakona, pojde sd pra
/ votou az Ia najvyssl sud kraji
= ny. Pripomennt treba, re zako1
! nezakazuje hlasanie 'nauky pc s1
!, kromnych skoach, ale len sko
o lach, dani vydrziavanych. Teds
= tn je hack, IA ktorom 81 mnohC
:. zakladaj1 obranci zakona. Uvi
!, dime, ako pravota dopadne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12
JURAJ KUKULA

100 Adams St., z. Youngstown, Ohio
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12
vEL'KY VYNALEz!
Vystroi ma Ostrenie Britviciek

Len "a $l0O dostanete vSstroI ma
ostrenie britvieiek, ktory yam potrva
ma cely zivot. Jednou britvitkou moz-
tie sa holt 100000 razy Oholite sa
hladko, bez bolesti. Kto kdpi, ma RAJ
lost, Komu by sa nepasilo, peniaze
dostane nazad. Ma youngstownskej O.
kolici vSlucnc predava
JURAJ KUKULA
100 Adams St., E. Youngstown Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12
Jednym slovom: ked obyvatel

Jednym slovom: ked obyvatel
stvo niektorej krajiny je tax po-
delene, ze dorabatelia zivnosti ne
vladzu, .produkovat' dostatocne
mnozstvo ma uzivenie celku, TAXA
krajina, taky Stat nachadza sa "
chronickej krfzi. A ma taknto
krizu trpely upadly vsetky jed
nostranne kupecke staty.
Tedy neveselo by to vyzeralo s.
Cesko-Slovenskou Republican, ak
by az ma pociatku svojho zivota
mala pred sebou trval1 krizu.
Sice hore spomenutej nvahy
toho statneho nradnika nevidime
dostatocne jasne, ci on myslf, ze.
sa Cesko samo sebe 20 svojich
domacich plodfn nevladze uzivit',
ci celia Republika $ Moravou a
Slovenskom ulz teraz odkazana lie
ma vel'ky export fabrickych W.
robkov. No, smutny by to Dol
stav obidvoch pripadoch. .Lebo
,vacsi alebo mensi export zavisi
Cd mnohych takych cinitel 'ov,
ktore si len mensej miere v mo
ci patricneho vyvozcu (exporte-
ra). Zname pripady, a sice z VIA
stnej zkdsenosti, ze ked 40 fab
rik uzavrelo povySit' cenu svo-
jich vyrobkov tax, ze by mohli
pracovat' "a slusny zisk, asi osem
hamburgskych kupovatel 'ov, ex-
porterov vzoprelo sa a bplo po do
hode fabrikantov.
Tedy hodno, je povedat' par
slv o exporte.
Ably ste 81 nemysleli, ze SINE v
tejto otazke zaostali, pripomfna-
me V modernom narodnom hospo-
darstve uznanu vetu, re najosoz-
nejsi a y istom OIL 'ade ma dlhy
cas- jedine mozny, tedy rozlmny
export vyHaduje, ably neboly Wy
vazane suroviny, ami polosuroviny
cili polofabrikaty, ale clanky, to-
vary ''ready for use" (1plne ho-
tove pre- spotrebu). A spomenie-
me stare, ale neodskriepitel ne
spravne pravidlo: zdravy export
musl sd zakladat' na vyhodnej
lprod1Ikicii, mah1cej zabezpccenll
hsurovinu, pracu i kapital aspon v
takej miere, zeby konkurenti ne
stall ma svetovom trhu co sa tyka
ceny kvality ustavicne v popre-
,di.
A konecne i vtedy musi byt
prvou starost 'ou statu, pot 'azne
naroda, ably dopestoval 81 co MOI
no najviac zivnostenskych clan
kov a V periodickych krizach ne.
boil soteny ma dlhe easy nazpat vc
svojom vyvine. Nuz Cesko-Slo
venska Republika - dl'a nashc
nazoru = ma vel mi malo fabri
ckych vyrobkov sdcich Ma export
do zapadnych krajfn, Nemecka
Francie, Anglie a Spojenych Sta.
| TOW. Ano, uznavame, ze niektorj
take clanky ma, ale opakujeme
/ takch je malo.
/ V pritomnej 1vahe neideme icf
ma siroko vyratovat spomenieme
len jeden prfpad.
W od rokov mnoho hovorilo a
pisalo sa eXporte mineralnycf
/ v0d Cesko-Slovenskej Republiky
Faktum je, ze mineralnych vod
nHch pramenov jesto ma SFoven
sku mnoho, i v ostatnych eiast
kach republiky hodne. Pred vol
nou bola V Spojenych Statocl
dost' dobre uvedena do obchodu
Budinska Horka Voda. Vtedy, a
81 roku 1908 jedna newyorkska
velika firma skrze svojich pro.
strednikov' objednala $4,000 pol
! litrovych flias Borsikskej mine
ralnei stolovej vody, nadeji, ze
sprawl este lepsi obchod, nez saky
Dol s Budinskou vodou. Tychto
$4,000 ftias bolo prvou objednav.
kOu ma ZkilSku. IThOrski exDOrteri
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12
KRASNE FARMY!

50 AKROVA farma, obsiata, North
Jackson, statok a vsetky masiny, len
"a $4,000. Zriedkava prilezitost'.
A name al Wac dobrych drodnfch
fariem, taktiez domov na predaj. 0
d'alsie vysvetlenie hlaste sa ,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-06-12
Ma PREDAJ FARMA

35 Iakrov s vel'kym domom,
bank barnou a inymi budoviska-
mi. 'Nachodi sa leii 20. mindt ce-
sty Cd Youngstown, Ia tehloyej
ceste. Poulicna kara ide cez far
mu. Len $4,000 pre- rSchlu k1pu.
Haste sa Il c. H. Bloom, 1888
Hlllman st. Telefon SS23S.
Smyrna times., 1925-05-27
New Dover Opera House

Today and Thursday-The United
States Military Academy paid an un-
usual honor to Dick Barthelmess and
his director, John Robertson, when
the authorities granted leave to cadets
in order that they might come to New
York and participate in a scene for
CLASSMATES" Most of the Academy
scenes were staged at West Point but
in order to get the proper lighting eff
fects Robertson had to stage the big
dance scene in the New York studio.
Friday and Saturday-To Greylock,
II, prize mount at the Paramount
studio, goes the honor of having car
ried more prominent people on his
back than any other animal of the
equine world. The horse has taken
part in fifty motion pictures and has
been ridden by almost every import
ant star and featured player in the
industry. In Zane Grey's "Code of
the West" the animal was used thru
out the production and was shipped in
a special car to the Tonto Basin, Ari-
zona, where a large part of the pic
ture was filmed.
Monday and Tuesday-Three glass
es of wine were carried in by the
chinese servant. One of them con.
tanned a deadly poison Three people
a wife, her husband and the man who
loved her, pledged each other in the
wine. Which glass did she drink
Suspense, mystery and drama arr
piled one upon the other in thrilling
sequence in Pola Negm's latest star
ring picture, east of Suez"
Smyrna times., 1925-05-27
Che Screen
At The Strand. Smyrna

This Thursday and Friday-Harold
Lloyd in his greatest laugh special,
"Girl Shy" Pathe's special Indian
picture, "The Man Who Would Not
Die"
Saturday-Anita Stewart with Wolf
the famous A. E. F. dog, the only
rival to Rin-Tin-Tin, in stupendous
epic romance of the North by the
master of them all, James Oliver Cur
wood.
Monday and Tuesday Flapperism
comes in for a sound spanking and
jazz receives a knockout blow in
"Code of the West" from the Zane
Grey novel of the same name. The
direct and drastic methods of the
West were never better illustrated
than in this absorbing photoplay in
which a sturdy son of Arizona teaches
flapper daughter of New York the
abe of living and loving. Pictured
against marvellous natural back
grounds and abounding in breath-tak-
ing thrills, "Code of the West" un-
folds its vivid, appealing story of the
romance of George May Stockwell, a
frivolous little fapper, and Cal Thur
man, a sturdy, virile cowboy.
Smyrna times., 1925-05-27
Frenchn1Gn Would Strip
Laurel From Columbus

French Savants are investigating The
thOrny question Of who discovered
America. In a paper read before tEe
College de France. paper which the
French press terms Sensational" Pro
fessor Meillet states that it was nor
Christopher Columbus. The famous
voyager merely rediscOvered a CONT
nent which was known long before his
day to other navigators, as the New
York Herald-Tribune says.
Up to the present, says Professor
Meillet, no serious study Of the in
digenous languages Of America and
of other regions has ever been made,
but the ground now is being broken by
French students and a comparison Of
the vOcabularies of a group of Cali
fOrnia languages and certain POlyne-
sian languages has brought to light
Satisfying and numerous coincidence ~
''The vocabulary of the indigenous
races of Patagonia" the lecturer told
his colleagues of the College de
France, shows striking resemblances
to that OF Australian races. And it Is
interesting to note that these linguistic
resemblances parallel almost Identical
ly similar resemblances in the arms,
domestic utensils and other objects
used in the same epoch in America and
other regions. But these similarities
do not date from the time when these
continents were connected by land in
stead Of vast oceans. Therefore it Is
to be concluded that navigators sailed
over these immense spaces"
Smyrna times., 1925-05-27
Trouble Both Ways

An Australian barrister tells Of a
black fellow charged in a country town
with stealing. His solicitor decided
to put him in the box to give evidence
on his own behalf. The magistrate,
being doubtful if he understood the
nature of an oath, undertook to exam
inc him on the point
"Jacky," he said, you know what
will happen to you if you tell lie2"
MY oath, boss" replied Jacky, "me
go down below-burn long time"
"Quite right" replied the magistrate.
"And now you know what will happen
If you tell the truth"
Eyes, boss. We lose 'em case"
Sydney Herald.
Smyrna times., 1925-05-27
Tiger Cunning

About to travel to India, man was
told by his friends to be sure not to
miss the tiger shooting
"Tts no trick at ALL" they said.
"You hide in thicket at night; when
the beast arrives, aim between its two
eyes, shining in the dark. It will fall
as If struck by lightning"
On his return they asked how many
tigers he had killed.
'None at ALL" he replied sadly
They've become altogether too clever
They now travel in pairs, and each
one closes an eye. So of course"
Paris lie Rie.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-02
MONTE BASSLER

Toledo. O., Oct. at was to be
an affair of honor"
Monte Basslcr and Maxwell Rol-
stor two gallant young gentlemen
who arc students at Toledo uuiver-
sity, quarrclod over n fair young
lady's hand.
They decided to fiSht II out with
bare fists at secluded spot on tho
golf course,
Thcn Bassler got the bright idea
Of 'commercializing" his Eallantry.
He tried to sell" the story 10 the
newspapers and charged admission
from those he invited to witness the
duel.
Just rs the two duelists Norc
about 10 start hostilities the police
stepped in and announced there
would he no dueling on the golf
course. because It was city property.
The gallants then decided TO 60
outside the jurisdiction Of the police.
Bassler and his party went To the
new duellnE ground. They waited
two hours for Bolster 10 appear and
then learned that the police had
given him long ride In the de-
partment's black maria" TO "cool
him off, and 20 make certain there
would be no duel.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-02
MCNAMARA SENTENCED
Prominent Labor Leader Given Five
Years In Prison and Also Is Fined
$1,000.

Indianapolis. Oct. ? P)--John j.
Mcnamara, labor leader, vas SEN
fenced today to one to five years in
prison and fined $1,000 for black
mail.
He was convicted last week in cir
cult court on the charge which arose
from a controversy between labor
and non-union men over construc-
ton Of the EIks home here in 1924.
Judge r. c. Cause overruled mo-
ton FOR new trial and Mcnamara S
attorney filed notice of appeal to
the supreme court, for which $4,000
bond was posted. Other indictments
are pending against Mcnamara, and
the total amount on which he is at
liberty is s22,5o0.
Mcnamara Is business agent here
for the structural iron workers
union, and 1t was for alleged illegal
activities In connection with this Of
flee that he was indicted. He pre-
Viously served q prison sentence for
confessed completely In the dynamit-
ing in 1911 of the Los Angeles Times
building, in which % were killed
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-02
OWNERSHIP OF STREET
CAR SYSTEM WORRIES
City of Seattle IL Paying Over
100000 n Year in Purchase
OF Electric Line.

Seattle, Oct. . up - While Sc
attic is paying sSS3.333.33 a year
and interest to purchase it's street
car system. taken over in 1919
from Stone A Webster of Boston
for S15,O00.O00. more and moro
Scattleitcs are riding TO their work
in their own automobiles, and tho
administration is alarmed at the
decrease In business.
At the suggestion OF David W,
Henderson. manager Of the system,
advertising has been resorted TO in
an effort TO urge the people to use
tho cars OF the city lines. The mo-
tormcn and conductors offered TO
help in the campaign II their re-
quest for increased pay were
granted. hut rs this would amount
TO S75n,o0 annually tho offer was
rejected by the city council.
William Fit Trimble, city plan
ming commissioner, has suggested
that Seattle must start to build n
new transit system. More speed, he
argued, would make things pay. He
urged immediate expenditure Of
$1,000, OO0.
In the meantime the city has Of
, fered s1.2oo,00O for the single
private line remaining. in the city.
This WAS IN response 10 demand
from residents along that line. but
IFS stockholders have objected that
! the price is too low.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-02
NO LAW VIOLATED
Judge Advocate General OF Navy
Refuses to Entertain Mitchcli's
Charge About shenandoah Trip.

Washington, Oct, 4: R)-Reur Ad-
miral Campbell, Judge advocate gem
cral Of the navy, ruled today that
the navy did not violate any law by
sending the dlrigiblo Shenandoah
overland into the Interior MS charged
by Colonel William Mitchell before
the presidents aircraft board.
The opinion, requested by Sccre-
tary Wilbur, declares that the SEN
ate amended the house measure to
prevent such u construction as
placed upon the act by Colonel
Mitchell, In its final form. tho
opinion adds, the act gave the navy
full authority to conduct flights
whether for experimentation or
training purposes, provided they
were aerial operations under the
control of the navy and authorized
by the secretary"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-02
Arguments on Demurrer
Over Property Transfer

Arguments on the demurrer in
the action of Mrs, Margaret Thomp-
son for a court order compelling the
New Britain National bank. trustee
to recognize the transfer to her OF
the interests of her mother, Mrs. Ida
Glover Peterson, in the estate of
the late Charles Glover, were heard
in the superior court in Hartford
this morning, before Judge Ernest
C. Simpson.
The New Britain National bank
as trustee Of the fund created by
Mr.. Glover In his will, has refused
TO recognize the transfer by Mrs.
Peterson to Mrs. Thompson. The
consideration of the transfer was
$4,000. Under the will, Mr.. Glover
left one-hfth of the estate TO Mrs.
Thompson. two-fifths to Mrs. Peter
son and two-flfths to hts widow and
It was provided that the trust fund
so created would end at the death
Of the widow.
Donald Gaffney represented the
New Britain National Bank and Mrs.
Thompson was represented by Kirk
ham, Hungerford & Camp.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-02
ATHLETICS VS. "FAGS"
St0,0O0,000 Spent on Football
Against Eight Hundred Million
Dollars OH Cigarettes.

Chicago, Oct. up - The OK
pcndituro of about S1O,00O,000 this
year on football by the American
people was contrasted vest crday by
Major John l.. Griffith big ten ath-
letic commissioner. with the annual
cigarette bill Of about eight hun
dred million dollars.
"Ten millions for football" said
Major Griffith, In speech to the
Hint club of Chicago, lis not an
alarming figure when we remember
that each year We spend six hun
dred millions for soft drinks and ice
cream, FIVE hundred and ten mil
lions for cigars and fifty million tNr
chewing gum. This expense is not
only for tho building OF play
grounds, athletic buildings and
equipment, for the half million or
more boys who play football but
also for the three or four million
or more who provide playing facili-
ties.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-02
Boy Run Down August Is
Dies in Hospital Today

Bridgeport, Oct. ? R-Elmcr
Arthur Smith, 10, son of Mrs. Julia
Smith and the late Edmund Stanley
Smith of this city, died at Bridgeport
hospital today from injuries re-
ceived on Aug. 25 last. when he was
run down by an automobile opcrat-
ed by Nelson P. Pherry of STRAIT
ford. The boys hip was fractured
when he was struck by the machine.
The driver said at the time that the
boy had dartcd suddenly in front of
before the car could be brought to
a stop.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-02
DEMANDS ARE COSTLY
New England People ray Millions
Yearly Because They Insist On
Certain Sizes of Coal.

Boston, Oct. . lPl-The New Eng
land governors fuel committee in its
first report. today says that init
lions Of dollars are mulctod annual
~ from the people of New England
because OF their ingraincd habit Of
demanding certain sizes of anthra
cite for heating their homes" II
recommends the use Of aemi-hitum
nous "smokeless" coal from various
union and non-un'on fields I'm West
Virginia, Maryland, Virginia and
Pennsylvania.
This coal, tho committee says will
give the purchasers almost twice
the amount Of heat for his money"
that he can got from anthracite. II
adds that consumers may arrancc
to buy direct from members of coal
producers associations, the names
Of which are in the hands Of the
committee.