davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-06
DUBOIS RENomINATED

The first ward caucus preceding the city election in December was held In the Municipal building last night when the Democrats from Ward 2 Edmund Dubois to sue eeed himself as alderman from that ward. There WAS no opposition and the nomination was by exclamation.
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-06

st. Philips Guild are to hold sale of fancy articles, food and candy, Wednesday, November is in the Com munity Room at the Putnam Savings Bank.
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-06

Mir. and Mrs. Adeisrd Morin of Worcester were entertained Sunday at the home of Mir. and Mrs. William Jolie.
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-06

(Continued on Page Tenl
Evening star., 1925-09-01
EAST SIDE, WEST SIDE-BOTH SEE
BRIGHT OUTLOOK FOR BUSINESS
Bowery Commercial Barometers Predict Big Year as
Demand for l5-Cent Beds Decreases and
Pawnshops Are Less Busy.

but in the far-f1ung provinces from
which trickle the brooks of men to
make the congested rivers on First,
Second and Third avenues.
Corroborative evidence is furnished
by the teeming pushcart markets
which line either curb on many
streets in the congested tenement
districts. Not in many a long day
has the turnover in this training
school for many of Americas mer-
chant princes been so heavy, or the
commerce handled been so varied.
Food products seldom seen in the
ornate delicatessens of Broadway
hold pre-eminent positions, but they
have been supplemented. Carts load.
ed with compacts of powder and
rouge. with ready-rolled stockings of
latest design and cargoes entirely of
perfumes attest the purchasing power
of feminine workers. Perambulating
book shops-most of the wares In
Italian, Spanish or the Slav script
cater to the literary minded.
A secondhand clothing store on
wheels offers suits from the best
tailors-$5," and to prove its claim
ss4fth avenue establishments.
One enterprising merchant deals in
alarm clocks only and has made a
specially OF what a hand printed sign
asserts to be '.the bridal clock
wakes two as easy as one"
No estimate has ever been made of
the volume of business transacted on
curb markets. An indication may be
derived from the attendance of $50 of
the merchants last week at q dinner
which cost $5 the plate.
Evening star., 1925-09-01
GERMANY COMPLETES PAYMENT
$4,000, ,0O0- Mark Balance Due Is Sub
mitted

PARIS. September GA).-Seymour
Parker Gilbert. jr., agent general for
reparation payments, announced that
the German Railway Co has made
payment of 60.00o,000 gold marks, the
balance of the interest due September
] on its reparation bonds.
This completes the payments due
from Germany" said Mr. Gilbert. lin
the first year of the opera tions under
the experts plan, which commenced
September l year ag~.
I'm the total these payments have
amounted to l 900 ,00O, 900 gold marks.
OF which 500, 900 900 were derived from
the proceeds of the German external
loan issued fast Fall. The remaining
200, ,000, 600 marks were paid by the
German Railway Co. as interest on
IL 000, ,000.0 900 gold marks of bonds.
which it has given under the plan for
reparation purposes
THE railway company made it's first
payment February 2S. 1925. in the
amount of 100, 900 900 gold marks. The
second payment, due September 1,
1925. was in part anticipated during
August, in accordance with an ar
rangement made between the agent
general for reparatio payments and
the railway company, whereby partial
payments may be called for in advance
of due dates, subject to discount at
the rate of per cent per annum, for
the purpose of providing funds for
Evening star., 1925-09-01
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, September Are
you pessimistic regarding the bust
ness outlook? Consider the lower
East Side. There optimism reigns.
The commercial barometers. such as
lodging houses, rescue missions and
pawn shops, long watched by astute
business men on Wall street, all in
dicate continued fair" for the next
several months.
A reporter who spent "a hours
among the East Side forecasters was
assured that the upward swing in the
business cycle which started in 1923
had not ended. These forecasters
base their calculations entirely on
human factors as contrasted with the
intricate mathematical formula of the
professional economist, but it may be
noted that the conclusions reached In
this instance on the Bowery and In
East Houston street agree with those
of the most recent study by the
Harvard Economic Service, widely
recognized by the great industrial
corporations.
National and civic material we'll
being is being computed in an in.
direct ratio to the activities of the
East Sides checking factors. A
weakened demand for the l5-cent bed
houses, slackened attendance at the
missions. a reduction in the flow of
intimately essential articles to the
trading posts marked with three gilt
balls invariably tell the market OBJ
server that a healthy labor demand
obtains not ony in local industries
Evening star., 1925-09-01
GERMANY TO PAY
i. S. &,678,0OO
Amount Due Under First
Year of Dawes Plan to Be
Increased This Year.
nv the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON, September 1.-The United
States eventually will receive lo.651.-
! 900, 900 900 gold marks paid by Ger.
many during the first year of opera
ton. of the Dawes plan. the World
Peace Foundation announced. The
amount receivable by the United
States during the second year. which
begins today, will be approxima tely
% per cent larger.
OF the total sum, 4,343 900 marks
+, or S1,034, 900, has been paid to Bel
gium by reason OF her war debt to
this country. In the Belgian budget
that amount will more than cover the
first annuity or that portion of the
Belgian debt to the United States, as
agreed upon at Washington recently.
The rest of the reparations receipts
to the American account, 15 30S, 900
marks, or 1854 ,000 is payable di.
rectly to this country through the
Dawes plan machinery to settle the
claims handled by the Germa n -Ameri-
CO mixed claims commission at
Washington. While most of these
claims are determined. no provision
for payment has been made by Con.
greSs. Germany has. however re,
quested the United States to reiea Sc
to its nationals the property held by
the alien property custodian which
has been retained as form of Sc
curity. The receipts due from Ger
many and this request forecs st con-
sideration of the matter by Congress.
Evening star., 1925-09-01
ZIONIST CONGRESS
ENDS ITS SESSION
Authorizes Dr.. Weizmann to
Form His Own Executive
Committee.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
VIENNA, September 1.-The four
teenth Zionist congress concluded it's
session yesterday.
After much wrangling the congress
authorized DR.. Chain Weizmann,
president, and Nahum Sokolow, chair
man, to form their own Zionist exec
utive organization. Several resolu-
tions embodying the work and de-
liberations of the congress were
adopted.
The resignation of Sir Herbert
Samuel as high commissioner of Pal
estine was deplored and the appoint
ment of Lord Plumer to succeed Sir
Herbert was welcomed.
A strong resolution objected to the
new immigration ordinance as .'in
contradiction to the provisions of the
Palestine mandate" 1t urges that
restrictions upon Jewish immigration
into Palestine be removed.
Another resolution takes issue with
the appointment of the Palestine gov
ernment budget. Friendly approach
to the Arab people in Palestine is
re commended.
The congress urged greater facil-
tiles for visitors to Palestine by i'm
proving quarantine and disembarka.
ton conditions. 1t will create tour.
st department with branches abroad.
Evening star., 1925-09-01
RUMAN|A TO SEND
DEBT ENJOYS SOON
ParIey Here to Open in 0c-
tober, u. S. Legation at
Bucharest Is Notified.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BUCHAREST. Rumania. September
1.-The Rumanian government has
officially notified the American lega :
ton that it's debt commission Is pro-
ceeding to the United States at an
early date, probably the beginning of
October, to seek a settlement.
The members of the commission will
be named when the finance minister,
Vintila Bratiano, returns to Bucha-
rest about September 5.
Possibly the Rumanian representa-
tives at the interparliamentary
union conference at Washington will
be given powers TO conclude a debt
agreement, as there are financial ex-
perts among the delegates.
1t is understood that M. Bratiano
originally intended to head the COM
mission, but was dissuaded by Prince
Antoine Bibesco, the Rumanian min
lister to the United States.
Evening star., 1925-09-01
'BANCO DE MEXICO
MAKES ITS DEBUT
New Institution Will Give
|, Mexico First Paper Money
Since 1920.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, September 1.-The
Banco de Mexico. the new Mexican
national bank of issue, comes official
ly into existence today.
The bank will issue paper money,
backed by both gold and silver re-
serves, although the new notes ac-
tually will be gold certificates. The
government will retain 81 sper cent
of the stock, offering the remainder
for general subscription. The bank
is capitalized at 100000 900 pesos
(normally s49,SO0, ,0oO)
Currency Now Scarce.
Probably a fortnight will elapse be.
fore the new paper money actually
is in circulation. Bills are held in
readiness for issue up to 10000. 900
pesos, but the first issue probably
will be small. Mexico has had no
paper money in general circulation
since 1920 and little since 1916. Only
gold and silver coins have been used
and the handicap of handling big
business transactions by payments in
metal coin have curtailed trade, ex-
perts say.
In addition to issuing paper money,
the bank will assume the functions
of the present Mexican monetary
commission. 1t is authorized to han
die re-discounts and do a general
banking business as we'll as act as
agent for the Mexican treasury. The
new bank is not to be confused with
the National bank of Mexico.
There are two classes of stock-"A, .
that held by the Government, and
b that held generally subscribed
1t is reported that several foreigners
will be appointed directors from
among the 'R" stockholders, among
them H. d. Hutchinson of Mexico
City, British subject, manager of
Ell Aguila Oil Co.; Bertran Holloway,
also British, manager of the British
owned Ferrocarril Mexicano, which is
the Mexico City-Vera Cruz Railway;
Auguste Genin and ]. NJ. Michel, both
prominent French financiers, and
Adolfo Prieto, Spanish industrialists
Bond Payments Due.
The Mexican directors will include
Alberto Mascarenas, head of the new
bank, former consul general and
financial agent of the Mexican gov
ernment in New York
A criticism of the new bank plan
which is heard here is that the money
which the government Is using to
start this bank of issue could have been
used to pay obliga tions under the
Lamont-De Ia Huerta agreement.
whereby Mexico was to make certain
payments to foreign holders of Mexi-
can bonds. There is now due a pay
ment of $4,000. 900 pesos under this
agreement. and at the end of 1925
another 100000 pesos, or a total of
100000 pesos. will be due.
Evening star., 1925-09-01
Small Girls Drown While Bathing

ATLANTA. Ga, September / C4p
Two little girls Were drowned yes
terday when they went bathing un-
attended in lake near Chamblee,
Dekalh, County. The children, Mary
Brooks and Hattie Lusk. both about
10 years old. left their clothing at
the waters edge. The bodies were
recovered.
Evening star., 1925-09-01
TRUST LAW CASES
WILL Be PRESSED
Donovan Tells Attorneys
General Government Will
Act Swiftly.
Rv the A ssociated Press

BY the Associated Press.
+ DETROIT. September 1.-The Fed.
eral Government is prepared to move
swiftly and effectively against trade
associations which violate the law
hereafter, w. !. Donovan. assista mt
to the Attorney General in charge Of
antitrust prosecutions, declared today
in prepared address before the AS
sociation of States Attorneys General.
Mr.. Donovan announced an end to
the Department of Justice policy of
waiting and said that trade associa-
tions could no longer plead ignorance
of the laws provisions.
Calls Situation Clear.
THE plea of uncertainty can no
longer be taken advantage of by the
trade associations, he said. De
cisions by the Supreme Court have
laid down their rights. their priv
ileges and their limitations. Properly
read, those decisions empha size also
that the misuses of information to eff
fectuate contracts, agreements or un-
derstandings, or any concerted action
through combinations which has the
necessary tendency to destroy compe-
|
of production or other similar results,
is unla wful.
THE course has been charted De-
viations from the course must meet
the natural consequences following
upon conscious viola ton of the law"
Mr.. Donovan declared the trade
associations had important work to
do in the upbuilding OF Industry. in
the standardizat tion of production
and in general constructive effort,
but he warned against pitfalls into
which "the new freedom granted by
definite construction of the law
might lead.
Warns of Abuses.
Those interested in the develop
ment of trade associations" he con-
tinued 80 must be alert 70 see
that associat tion members in enjoying
their new freedom do not look upon
that freedom as license to indulge
in the evils at which the law was
aimed. In particular, there must be
an avoidance of implied agreements
or understandings as to prices and
production such as characterized the
so-cailed Gary dinners.
Suggesting that certain privileges
accorded trade associations in the
court decisions left openings for meet
ings of trade association bodies for
discussion OF information, and statis-
tics, the speaker added that that privi-
lege was particularly susceptible of
abuse He thought it was well to
apprise the organizations that the de-
rartment was watching such possible
abuses closely, and was ready to act
promptly.
Evening star., 1925-09-01

the smooth flow of reparation deliv-
cries and payments.
1.-The amount paid today, $4,000 900
gold marks, thus completed the second
payment of 10o. 200, 900 gold marks. for
the year"
Evening star., 1925-09-01

The fourth National Exposition of
Power and Mocha anfcal Engineering
will be held in the Grand Central
Palace. New York, the first week of
December.
Evening star., 1925-09-01
REFORM REURGED
UPON GRAIN BOARD
Chicago Traders to Take
Second Vote Thursday on
Curb Upon Futures"
BY the Assoc ated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. September Members
OF the Chicago Board Of Trade will
vote next Thursday on a resolution to
vote authority for a new clearing
house for trade in futures contracts
Secretary of Agriculture Jardine. in
letter to members of the board dated
August IL. urged the move as step
Ito prevent erratic and unwarranted
price fluctuations and to eliminate
overspeculative trading and manipu-
lation."
traders committee, headed by
Joseph p. Griffin, former president OF
the board. in a circular letter to mem
bers mailed last night. said that in the
opinion of the committee failure to
approve the proposed amendment
would prove more distressing than
any event in the history of the ex-
change.
Like Proposal Rejected.
Several months ago the board of
directors of the exchange rejected a
similar proposal.
The traders committee made public
Secretary Jardine's letter of August
II. 1t said
Il have read the disappointing re-
ports in the papers that the directors
turned down the proposal to establish
a modern clearing house association
Recalling my conversation with you
and other members OF this organiza-
tion, / had hoped. conscious OF its re-
sponsibility, the board OF trade would
promptly adopt measures designed for
the effective regulation and control OF
future trading better than now exists.
1T is regarded that in the orderly
marketing of grain there is economic
justification for the existence of future
trading markets. 1t seems to me.
however. that If the requirements of
commerce are to be made by the pres
ent arrangements. it is imperative
that appropriate steps be taken to
prevent erratic and unwarranted price
fluctuations and to eliminate over
speculative trading and manipula alton"
Sixteen hundred members will vote
on the proposition.
Public Sentiment Aroused.
You are perhaps familiar with the
situation which we face" said the COM
mittee's letter. There is danger of
complete disruption of our exchange
system Public sentiment demands
trades. The Government has sug-
gested 1t and has expressed disap-
pointment over the delay.
Time for quibbling is past Selfish
interests and personal antagonism
must be put aside. Every man must
rally to the cause II he would fight for
his exchange and for his own personal
business.
Thursday is indeed a day of un-
precedented Importance in the his
tory of this exchange"
Evening star., 1925-09-01

In the short space of 25 years the
making of automobiles has grown
from nothing to the largest manu-
featuring industry in the United
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-28

"Jes po vsetkom, po vsetkom
diet'a dokonava! Co 81 name po
eat'?'
"Ako 81 ma nal 'akala! Neviem
co by SINE mali robit' =
"Niet nazbyt casu. Id ty sam
pre- lekara povedz mu, ze musi
prist zivy alebo mrtvy.''
Vytiahol som toho uboheho, ne
mocneho mnza 2 postele dovie-
zol no k nam. Lekar preskjimal
diet a a povedal, ze nezomre. To
mi sposobilo nevyslovnn radost' ;,
ale naopak zenu to rozhnevalo alo
smrtel ma urazka.
Potion lekar povedal, re kasel
diet alta Dol zavineny len neja-
kym podrazdenim hrdla alebo ME
elm podobnym.
Pri tonic vyroku lekara moja
zena vyzerala tax hrozive, ako by
mu chcela ukazat' dvere. Lekar
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-28
CLANOK 139.

Jedenie diet 'at'a nikdy nemi
byt' vyberane 2 jedn6ho alebo
dvoch' predmetov potraviny. Roz-
dielnost potrebna je tFm ciel 'om.
ably dodane boly vsetky ku vzra-
stu potrebne materiale. Touto roz-
dielnost 'ou predijde sa al jedno-
tvarnosti. Diet a dostavat' ma ka-
zdy den aspon po troske naslc-
dovnEch jedal.
Obiliny alebo inc mlet6 vyrob-
ky, ktore obsahuj1 vonkajsok O.
bilnin, ako si otrobu, psenicne O.
truly, spuchl1 psenicu, nelistentl
rNEu, ktore obsahujii vitaminy,
pomahajn vzrast a sn Zakladom
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-28

vie, re nemoc je nevylfecitel ma %
Povedal som, re ked' je zivot,
re je nadej.
"Nadej! Mortimer, ty NJ ami
nevieS, co hovorlS. Jednu kavovii
lyzicku "a hodinu. Raj "a hodinu.
Ako keby SINE mali pred sebou
rok, ably SINE diet'a zachranili.
Mortimer. prosim ia, rIchle daj
1bohej hynlicej bytosti "a lyzicku
lieku, ale prosim ia, len sa popo-
nahl al"
"Ako, draha, ty mysliS, ze b.
kavova lyzicka mohla.. -
"Nezen ma do Sialenstva, oh,
ia viem;} re :1boha Penelope nedo-
zije do >rana. Mortimer, budes jej
davat' kavovu lyzicku kazdn pol
hodinu teraz mi daj pokoj, tym-
to veciam ty v0bec nerozumieS. y
POtom SINE sa Odobrali do po-
stele, postaviac postiel 'ku diet "a
ia k hlave mojej zeny VSetok
tento zmatok ma unavil a ia Ia
dive miniity som usnul.
Mrs. Williamsova ma vsak pre-
budila.
"Pozri, ci je regulator zavre'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-28

siistavy. Zeleniny' SIT zvlast' boha.
te ma zelezo, inc mineralie a vita.
miny - ktore tiez nachodia sa v
ovoci. Cukriky nikdy netreba da-
vat medzi jedenim, lez tvorit
majn ciastku desertu po zjedeni
obedu. Sladkosti maj1 byt' dava-
ne do potravin, ako kakao, naky-
py a ovocie. Tux z mlieka a val.
cia sn tiez slce pre- deti, ale ME
pecen6 potraviny. Len vel mi ma
10 masa davat' treba pred vekom
sedem rokov.
Mlieko je najlepsou a najdole-
zitejsou potravinou pre- rastiice
diet'a. Ono je najdokonalejsou
potravinou akn len name, a pri
tom je al najlacnejsou. Mlieko obs
sahuje protein, ktory nahradza
ztratu a dodava vzrast koznynl
tkanivam, TUX V tejto asimilova,
nej podobe ma byt' uzivany ako-
by "a kurivo pri Ginnosti tela, kar-
bohydrat alebo cukor tiez je ako.
by kurivom, lenze sa moe rychlej-
Sic spotrebuje nez TUX. Jedna
painta ma den je pravidelnou dav-
kou pre- kazde diet a. Bordenovo
Eagle Mlieko, dive polievkove ly-
zice v tri-stvrtiach salky stude-
nej- vody, dokonale rozmieSane,
davane bolo mnohym Diet at 'om V
podvyzive v skolach a ono do
tlalo pozoruhodny vzrast ma vahe,
ked' bolo pravidelne uzivane. Pod
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-28

hovoril, ze da diet 'at'u uzit ne
jaky prostriedok, ktory mu Cd
strani prekazku hrdla. Lick spo
sobil, ze diet a zakasl 'alo a tn oh
javilo sa niekol 'ko triesok zt
smrekoveho dreva.
. 'Toto diet a nema zaskrt," po,
vedal lekar, "zuvalo len nejakt
drevo triesticka mu uviazla y
hrdle.''
Povedal som, re terpentln obsa-
zeny v smrekovom dreve ie osoz.
ny pre- iste druhy nemoci osta-
the, ze, ak 81 praje vysvetlenia, ze
mu no moja zena poskytne.
Ale Mrs. Williamsova neodpo-
vedala. Odvratila sa $ pohrdanim.
Opustila izbu a od tych cias 70
stala nasom zivote rozpomien-
ka, o ktorej nikdy nehovorime.
A talk nase dni plynh vo vzor-
nom a neskalenom st 'asti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-08-28
q. Aly!l! !! 1S2s,

I s7# sg II 4. ssssHi,A
'fvyziva je akoby pristavom pie ba-
cile neihocf.
| Diet 'at'l casto sprikri, sa mile
ko, ked mu je ciste davane, pre-
to moze byt davane vo forme ka-
kao, custard, mliecnych polievok,
omacok, atd'., ma co "a priklad til
podane sn diva recepty.
Peceny vajecnik Custard)
(jednotny recepis)
2 polievkove lyzice Bordenoy-
ho Eagle Mlieka.
JIG polievkovej lyzky muska-
toveho orechu.
7-S sialky vody.
IA kavovej lyzily vanilie.
Eagle Mlieko vodu smeSajte
dokladne. Vajce roztrepte a pri-
davajte ku mlieku, stale no MESA
JUG. Pridajte vaniliu a muskato-
w orech. Peete mad vodou pri
miernom ohni. Ked' koniec noza
pichnete do stredku vajecnika;; a
vyjde z neho cistF, vtedy peeenie
je hotove.
Kakao.
3 polievkove lyzice kakao.
3 polevkove lyzice cukru.
Smidku soil.
3 sialky vriacej vody.
| sialka Bordenovho Eagle Mile
ka. ..H@.
Miesajte kakao, cukor sol,
rozried tie vodou, prilievajfc nej
po troske. Date tomu vriet' asi
dive miniity, vlejte mlieko a roz-
trepte to trepacom, ably sa ma VIZ
chu usadlina nertvorila. Este lep-
Sim bude, ked' pred jedenim pri
date k tomu pol kavovej lyzicky
vanflie.
Dobr6 zuby znacia dobre zdra-
vie. Nadejna matka ma hi l'aaiet'
ma to, ably jej zuby boly dobrom
stave, lebo musia spravne pozu-
vat pokrm, ktory dodava zivota
jej diet at u. Zle zuby sn prlei-
nou mnohych nemoci, ktorym ma
dejna matka ma predist'. Ma sa
naueit kefkou 81 eistit' zuby tri
razy' do dna Colgate's Ribbon
Dental kremom a ist ku denti-
stow diva razy roku.
Cftajte pozorne tieto elanky ka.
zdy tyzden a odkladajte 81 ich
pre- prfpadne upotrebenie v bu-
djicnOSti. -.-.. .... ...