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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-13
Produce Markets

.Iy srssn in If f%ndia9ns e09fln sSt:-fb SasEs' l FSs OF
&c; Poultry (bggyding ro6 Priees)-He9n e
@SSc;; old turkeys, &5s: SQUADS. $4:60
Ing. 46@47c ID. for butterfat. creamery
butter wholesale selling prlcesl AZ @2de.
Packing stock butter Ine: Chsse sss '>os4s3
@4oe; imported, IS S%e0e; New ,ioF6rf full
cream q 5sc % g i s0ei Wdia ais . 27 tmouTTS on,,
hcras SO q @G2scG: lN@eufchatei, large; y SO;
ieaffil Sac Zee s1isS loaf. sss.
CHICAGO. April 13.-Butter-Receipts.
1l,62S; creamery, 421ac; STANDARD AZ e. &C.
frsts, 39h a 0c: second, 33 @3739 c. EGGS
27@27Ac. Cheese-Twins, 24ci Amer
icas, 25c. Poultry-Receipts, IL cars;
tOTinss. ? $Sc; t aTfes: $ $Ss' rd sS 5 1876 i35o',
Potstoes-Receipts. .215 cars; Wisconsin
round whites, S5c@ 81. Us; Minnesota; Red
River ohios, Sl.03 LIP Idaho rusGs SinS
rose, -$SpS.25; No. 2, $4,000; NO D.
$3@3,2S.
Fowls, 32G33c: Leghorns and light. n
q 29c; stays 24@25c; REGISTERS, z i9c;
860@ e5c: capons. IS q 3Sc, Butter-Ex'
ira in tubs, 44G 45c: extra nrsts. AZ q
45c; frsts, 4oM 4lG; packing stock. 24@
HOC. EgEE"NO TlIltIH OulO tAL as ~
extra frsts, 3Oc; Ohio hrsts, .@S%c; west
ern irsts 2S1ac, P9tatoessMo6New Yog66
pound sacks: Michigan. s. .65; Petosky.
S1.75: Florida. new rose No. l.. SO as
NEW YORK, April 13.-Elour1e1qpbieet
Lard-Steady; midwest spot, Sl6;504
MeO. SugarE-Raw, quiet; centrifugal,
Anuiated, 5.75@5.s5c. Cofee-Rio Z
spot. 2OAc: Santos No; 4, 24h @24hc.
Tallow--Dull; special to extra, SB g
s%c Hay-ouiet; No. l. $1.25; No; 3
q5c@$I.05. Dressed poultry-Dull; tur'
keys, "A. "a 44c; chickens, 90 44c; capons,
32Q54e; fowls, 17G3Sc; ducks, IS 26e;
33c; fowls, 29@ 33c; turkeys, 40@45c;
roosters. Ice; chickens, 20 q 40c; broilers.
bBG65c: capons, 80 a 54c. Cheese-Weak
state whole milk, common to specials. q
626hc. Butter-Firm receipts, 4,5l0;
creamery extras, 42c: special market 4s y
nearby white fancy, 37G3Sc; nearby state
whites, 81 36ci fresh hrsts. 20 2 C;
29Q36c; nearby browns, 1914 @35c.
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GRAINS Low AT
initial START
Rains Cause of Heavy Selling
in Early Dealing.
BULLETIN

BULLETIN
BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, April 10. - Grain
prices went into a heavy slump
at the close of the local Board Of
Trade today. The drop was at
tributed to rains, which have
caused heavy selling.
CHICAGO, April 13.-Grain prices
opened fr~actionally lower or the Chi
cago Board of Trade today. Rains
over a considerable portion Of the
Southwest relieved apprehension for
the crop in that section and was re-
sponsible for much Of the early SELL
ing. The Liverpool market was
closed and local traders did not seem
inclined to follow the trend of the
Argentine pits. where wheat scored
an advance Of s cents this morning.
Bearish spirit of the corn trade
was largely a reflection Of wheat.
Newa from Iowa and Illinois. how
ever, indicated plenty of seed corn
on hand and added to the selling
pressure.
Oats were dull. prices slipping Off
slowly In line with wheat and corn.
Lower hogs and cables gave pro
visions a weak start.
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c MARKET CONTINUES LOWER
Prices Register a Further
SIump-Top Price,
$13.25.

Influence from outside markets
forced the local hog market lower
today and as a result prices were 10
cents below Saturdays closing level.
The market was quoted as a 1929
market, although in some instances
hogs of the same grade brought as
low as $13.15.
Local packers were taking the ma
jority of hogs. Receipts were est
mated at $500.
Light hogs ranged from $13 even
to 1925. Smooth packing sows
we're quoted at $11 to s11.75 and
rcughs brought $11.25Q11.50. Pigs
ranged from $40 to S13.
Steers Prices Steady
Nothing happened to day In the
cattle market and prices were
stead. Steers continued to sell
at Saturdays closing level. Fe-
male killing stock was in fair
demand and medium to choice
COWS brought $4.50@S. Heifers were
selling at S6.50@S.50. Cutters 1925
GAPS and. Gamers were quoted at
SO down.
Not many choice steers were In the
market today and the trading con-
tinued TO exceed the supply.
Prime corr fed steers averaging in
weight from 1900 pounds up sold at
$10.5O011. Good to choice of the
same weight brought $9.50QlO. Good
to choice steers Weighing 1,1b0 pounds
to 1900 sold from $10Q11 even;
plain to medium Of the same weight
brought $7.5OQ9. Good to choice
steers Weighing from 1000 to LOO
pounds sold at s1O.50Q11.25. Com
mon to good steers under 1000
pounds we're quoted at $6Q9.5O.
Common to fair steers all sold at
the same price.
Calves were stronger at the open
ing today as a result OF a volume
of eastern orders and a greater de-
mand in the market. Good to choice
veals ranged in prices from $12.509
Is. with the bulk Of business at $40
IL. Medium veals were quoted at
s9@11 and common thin calves
brought S6QS. Receipts were esti-
mated at 700.
Lack Of Receipts
Business in the sheep and lamb
market continues to be hampered by
lack of receipts. Today's receipts
we're quoted al 30.
Spring lambs ranged in price from
$500. Dealers reported a larger
demand than could be satisfied in
the lamb market. Poorer grades
ranged from $13@15, and were not
in urgent request. Good clipped
yearlings sold at $12G13 and wooded
lambs sold as high as $3.50 and In
some instances S14. Wooled sheep
brought from $7.50QS.50 and clipped
sheep from $5Q6.5O.
Sheep and lamb receipts were ex-
pected to increase with the spring
shearing season at hand and i'm
provement In the market Is ex-
pected.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-13
Auto Driver Arrested

Charges Of driving while intoxi-
Gated and assault and battery were
placed against Paul Brady, 4S. of
706 Euclid Ave-, today by Sgts.
O'Neal and Smith. 1t is alleged that
Brady, driving, struck and injured
Martha Bannister. of 1858 Central
Ave, when she was alighting from
a Central Ave. street car at Walnut
and Alabama sts., Saturday.
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s,o AaiyVerafeo IRaF1cf9 n OF t% %1aTaee in nries al
twenty rails 94,87, up is,
NEW YORK, April 13.-strength
marked the early trading on the
stock exchange today with a num-
Der Of the leading stocks showing
substantial gains over Saturdays
close. Steel gained 20 to 116A while
both the Maxwell issues made new
record highs. the "B" 64% and the
"A" at 104. American Can opened
up with a point and a half gain
at 1871, which was followed by a
sale at 1863. while General Electric
gained about 3 points at 371%. Nash
Motors duplicated It's ecove high
made Saturday at $50 while Coca
Cola got to 80 UP more than a point.
The oils and rails were dull. Mack
Trucks were fairly active at 1879,
up /.
, With the exception Of special
AeApves in several stocks, the mar
was embarrassing around noon,
displaying no indication Of public
participation. Stocks which were
sold, including the oils and north
western rails, gave ground rather
easily, while stocks which were I'M
der accumulation advanced quite
briskly, demonstrating that f1uctu-
atoms were largely in professional
hands.
Renewed pressure on Chicago &
Northwestern broke the stock to a
new low for the year at 475s, where
It was a half-point above it's record
low made May 10. Omaha preferred
experienced a 5-poind decline to "A
against its years high Of 1903. The
weakness in the northwestern rails
was somewhat offset by the strength
Of Ann Arbor, pfd., which sold at
51%, up practically 8 poins from
last weeks low. This advance was
made in anticipation of the establish
ment Of a So dividend basis at the
July meeting of the company's d.
rectors.
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Other Weekend Robberies Are Re
ported to Police.

DR.. c. P. Emerson, 3177 N. Penn
sylvania St., has asked police 20
watch for a brooch. set with twelve
diamonds and twelve pearls, that
was missed by his wife. Emerson
gave the value at $1,000.
Mrs. Kate Myles, 2907 w. Michi-
gan St., charges candy, cigars,
cigarets and other merchandise
valued at $14.76 was taken from her
restaurant Sunday night. A small
amount of tobacco was stolen from
his barber shop at 2S15 w. Michigan
St., according to Daniel Kibber.
The home Of Elvis Small, 402 w.
South St., was entered Sunday night,
and two rings valued at $40 taken.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-13

Efforts to have members Of the
Indiana Republican Editorial Assoc
citation visit the old home Of Abra-
ham Lincoln at Lincoln City, fol
lowing annual meeting Of the asso-
citation In May at West Baden, were
being made today by x-Representa-
tive Albert j. Wedeking of Dale.
chairman of the Lincoln memorial
commission. Wedeking conferred
with frederick e. Schortemeier, Sec
rotary Of State. LISA
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-13
Indianapolis Stocks

Bidding at the, call of the Indian
apolis stock exchange was mixed to-
day. Stocks showed a tendency to
gain while bonds suffered losses. In
the bonds Indianapolis. Columbus
and Southern IS suffered a two point
loss falling to 9S. One share of In
dianapolis Northern 5s sold at 81.
Bank stocks held relatively the
curty Trust Company which adj
vanced n point.
GfncLa
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-13
Patriotic Body Organizes

Patriotism and religious tolerance
are given as purposes Of the Su-
preme Lodge United Sons Of Amer.
lea, for which articles of incorpora-
ton were filed with the State today.
Incorporators: William H. Kennedy,
Harry G. Hill and Harry l.. Colds
boro, all OF Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-13
Retail Fish Prices

Ocean Varieties-Boston haddock fl
let's, 40c; dressed haddock, zoe; halibqt
steak. 4Qc: red salmon steak 35c:, fresh
cod steak, 35c; pompano. 5Oe, bluefsh
Free; S iuRRbo f froSs' '5oc;; G i've lo6BBsstersi. SOC;
Soc: fresh picked crab meat, 81: Maine
hnnan haddie. 35c; cherry stone clans
40c a doz large rqpohaig, CLAIMS, ,50i;
eties-Lake white fish. 35c; trout, 35c;
allow piks, Soc; yellow perch, 26c: chan
cat Ash, 40c: bluefn herring. SOC
lkerei, 25c: grass PIKE, 25c; river carp,
40: buffalo. zoe: mullets 15c: black bass
40c: large croppies. 35c.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-13
Tank WAGON Prices

Not including SC state taxi
GAsOLINEERed Crown. 81 PC; .solite
and Ethyl. "a .2c;. Energee.. 22c; Purol,
1870; Silver Fl Sshs u.s. Sen Target 1Si'2iG;
1S.2c; special, 21c; White Rose. 21c,
KEROsENE-Crystaltle ,12.7c; Moore
LLlggRRtt,, i3,9ec; sineIafi;y, 1870; %Sstandoiind
furnace oil. csc go gal, or morel.
NAPTHA-Enereee Cleaners. 19.5c: ".
M & p, 90 &c: Standolind Cleaners. 22.6 Sc.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-13
Pharmacists Exams Held

One hundred and twenty-eight
candidates. for pharmacists licenses.
including ninety-six for assistant
registered pharmacists. were Exam
inted today by the State board of
pharmacy. The class was the second
largest in the history of the board.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-13
BEECHER CLUB MEETING
Bishop Edwin III. Hughes to Address
Men Friday Night.

Bishop Edwin II. Hughes of the
Methodist Episcopal Church will
speak on Mar and Boy III 1925"
before the Mems Club Of the Second
Presbyterian Church known as the
Beecher Club, at $3.50 D. M. Friday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-13
New Finance Company

The Puritan Finance Co., Indian
apolis, today filed articles Of incor-
poration with the State, listing capt.
tai stock as $4,000. Incorporators
are John e. Buenting, Frank j.
Viehmann and Frank Seidensticker.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-13
Prices on Coal

ws Ap'hE ViSsiSi. si9 fS@p. t SSp.as:o 0t KentS ssS;
lump 81 20: P~ocahontas mine run. 81:
ana egg, S5.35 a 5.75; Indiana mine run
81 80 @6.50 wheeling boc . tor
extra.)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-13
Local Wagon Wheat

indianapolis grain elevators are pay.
ing 81 .65 for No. 2 red wheat. 0thei
grains accordingly.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-13
Local Bank CIearinqS
Lincoln Pilgrimage Urged

Bank clearings Monday amounted to
50. 900. Bank debts were $5,l29.-
900.
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Chicago Grain Table

April Id
WHEAT Prev.
May 9 }D's9 7 F1FP4j 1 tSyj f GSSs;Ss, 1t f9sfs.
s5alss i i.sS" ii::55SSSs 11::55aa$a 1854 1.$Ss
!siy EE:FFFSSsSS Fl Bt:}2TT$$ }B32TESS It'll It'll
OATS
NAV ia 4$$ tg$ 4ax IA
Sept "A IA AZ .43A IA
LARD
May 1885 1887 1870 1878 1895
RIBS
May Nominal 1712 400
RYE
May 1.19 1.19H 1JgH 1d8 119%
CHICAGO. April 13.-Carlot receipts
were: Wheat. 10; Corn. 100; Oats, 113;
Rive b.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-13
STOCKS SHOW
Myth AT
wall Street
Maxwell Issues Continue to
Gain-'A' and B. Hit New
High Marks.
Average Stock Prices

Average price Of twenty industrial
twenty rails. "a 81. un 1S.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-06
NovY zAZRAK svETA!

Pat 'desiat ruskych vojakov po-
razilo ma hlavu $4,000 cinskych
vojakov zaujalo mesto Shang-
hal. Cinske vojsko bolo tax ztero-
l'izovane, ze traja Rusi prenasle,
dovali 600 Cifianov zaujali HAY
ne nadrazie. Tychto so ruskych
vojakov bol predvoj armady ge-
nerala Lu Yung Hsiang, V ktorej
je 1000 Rusov. Tato armada po-
raza nepriatel'ske vojska rad-ra-
dom a zaujima vel'ke nzemia CT
ny. Rusi su uz panmi celej Mon
golie a tax sa zda, budn panmi
celej Ciny, lebo general Hsiang
je v fch sluzbach, ako al gen. Feng
Tien. Rusi 81 priklonili Cinanov
svoiim heslom: Gina Cinnamon a
pomahajii oslobodit' Cinu zpod
vlivu Japonska, Anglicka a ostat,
nych krajin. Gina sa ale sama ne.
vie spravovat', preto Rusko do.
stape tam vel'ku moe.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-06
SLAVIAN, PROF. PUPIN, JE
HLAVOU AMER. UCENCOV.

Prof. Michal Idvorsky Pupin
narodil sa roku 1857 ldvore,
ktore mestecko predtym ratrilo
Mad 'arsku, dncs vsak je Jub bo-
slavii. Prof. Pupin jc dncs vod-
com americkych ucencov. Tento
vcdator, professor elektromechanl-
ky Ma Columbia univerzite v New
Yorl1u, Dol zvoleny ia predsedu
American Association for the Adj
vancement Of Science, najvacsej
10 vedeckej organizacie na svete,
ktora skonciLa prave svoje maj
dlhSic zasedanie sjazdoye. ~
Prof. Pupin je jednym tych
yedatorov3a a tych nie je primnoho,
ktor1 sd. znami tax dobre verejno-
sti sirsej, ako vo vedeckych kru-
hoch. Jeho nedavno publikovana
autobiografia "Od prist 'ahovalca
k vynalezcovf," opisuje jeho ro-
nlanticku minulost', ked ako pa
stiersky chlapec tuzil po zeml
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-06
Z A L q D X o v E
J: neporiadky ztratia sa.

Vas zalGdok ucinkuje neriadne? Je
oslabeny, boil vas, ste zdutS? Trplte ma
nezazivnost nestravnost' ;, ma zaludoc-
ny, katar, organic a kyslotu ustach,
hlaTybolenie, nervozitu, zapetenie, ale
bos inf chorobu, pochodiacu cd zalddka,
petienok, l'advin alebo eriev2
Chcete sa zbavit' tych chorob, nepo-
riadkov, ably ste mohli dobre najest ,,
cohokol 'vek, co sa vam chce a Publ?
Ak ano, tax zacnite hned' -uzivat
cbdivuhodny lick TATRA TONIC: kto-
~ buduje a posilnuje celd telesnd sd-
stavu, @ostr1 clut', odstrahuje zapece-
ME crevne neporiadky, ak YAM uz
ziadnc lieky nepomahaly. Cena lieku
po poste je len $l.25, alebo zaplatltc
az ked vam no postar donesie. My vrd
time peniaze, ak nebudete vysledkonl
spokojny. Adresujte takto:
TATRA, Dept. Y, P. o. Box 2l55
Bridgeport, Conn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-06
pravo rozhodovania vo veciach
svojich, bez nadpanstva dikta-
tn inYch.
20 zIvoTA NAsIcH sBoRoV.
Prednaska Okr. Sboru 81. Ligy
tn in,ych

PrednaSka Okr. SD0fu 81. Llgy
v Detroit, Mich. Okresny Sbor v
Detroit bude mat prednasku dna
s. februara popoludnl v Sloven,
skom Dome ma rohu Strong a
Frontenac ulic. Recnit bude brat
Ivan Bielek, predseda SLOW. Ligy,
tiez budu odovzdavane pa
matne odznaky slovenskym vete-
ramon zasl1zilym narodnym pra
covnikom a pracovniGkam, ktori
4 ktore v case svetovej vojny pra-
covali a este dnes pracuj1 "a to-,
aby Slovensko patrilo v prvom ra-
le Slovakom. ,..
Damsky sbor SLOW. Ligy zalo-
seny. Sestra Zuzanna Hallay, "a
oisnicka novozalozeneho damske-
10 sboru Slov. Ligy V Detroit,
Mich. nam pise: Tymto yam v Ia
skavu znamost' davam, re. sme 81
;alozily Damsky Sbor Slovenskej
Ligy Detroit. Pripojeme posie-
+ lam Van Money Order na $22.OC
co clenovske prispevky a prosim
Vas, racte mas prijat' do Iona ma
Sej maticky Llgy a oznamit' nan
tislo nasho sboru. :.
Zakladatel ky nasho Damskeh(
Sboru Ligy su nasledovn6 spolu
sestry: Anna Sinai, Maria Jerga
Maria Cekovsky, Zuzanna Hallay
Karolina Janosi, Par. Koval, An
na Ruzinsky, Anna Strapec, Ma
ria NIlalik, Anna Frajt, Maria Bre
ny. Anna Zelenak, Margita Jasik
! Anna Peregrin, Alzbeta Maglov
sky, Katarina Losonsky, Cecili'
Boledovi, Pavlina Ruzinsky, An
ma Holly, Maria Straka a Mari
i Nelcansky. Il tychto sestar styr
len prest,ipily do nasho Damskeh
Sbor,t., Mimo dotycnych scstie
! prihlasil sa do nasho sboru i Cd
hor 147. Ziveny.
| lDnfame, ze mas bud,i po inyc
mestach naSe spanile Slovenky IA
sledovat', Damske Sbory Sloy
Ligy organizovat'. Myslime, ze j
uz ma case, ably SINE sa prebrali
postavili ma obranu svojeti. .AnC
uz je na case, ably SINE presta
!pracovat' pre- cltdzich, ale ably SIN
pracovali pre- mas, "a mas, "a NJ
su narodnost
Som so sesterskym pozdravenll
Zuzanna Hallay, zal
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-06

Jozef Matejkovic, 3-mcsacny
syncek Jana a Barbary Matejko-
vic, {. BOB Tinney Ave, East
Youngstown, zomrcl V pondeloll
na zapalcnie V domacnoSti rodi-
coy. Oplakavajl1 no rodicia, brat
Jan a sestry: Bctka, Maria a Jo-
zefina. Pohrab sd odbyval Z chra-
mu Sv. jana KrStitcl a utorok
rano. Pochovany bol V Calvary
cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-06
ZASTRELIL SA.

William j. Heinrich, 31-rotnT,
4 {. 314S Pine Hollow Drive, maj
deny Dol V pondelok zastreleny
V ned 'alekom les1ku dvoma chap
cami, ktori tadial' prcchodili. Ko-
roner dr.. Hayes vyhlasil, ze sa
Heinrich sam zastreliI. Jeho zena
dodala, ze Dol chorl 'avy, co ho asi
dohnalo k samovrazde. NebohT
hol vcteranom svetovej vojny. d
zamestnany bol co kolcktor Penn
sylvania Ohio Electric Co.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-06

Franklinovej Lincolnovej, ako
tuna nasiel prllezitost pre- vyvoj
svojho nadania ako elektrotech-
mix, ako sa odmenil tejto svo-
iej novel vlasti upravenim telefo-
nickeho prfstroja a drotu, tax ze
lud Kalifornie moze 81 poho-
yorit' S ludom Novoanglicku..
Ked.' bol prof. Pupin zvoleny "a
predsedu hore menovanej spoloG-
nosti a bol tom upovedomeny,
Vyslovil sa nasledovne:
''Pocta, udelena mi Americk ou
Fedetkou Spolocnost 'ou pre- Po-
krok Vedy je vyssia, nez cokol'-
vek som ocakaval. Co povie obec
ldvor, mole dedinske srbske rodi-
sko, al pocuje, ze som predsedom
najvacsej vedeckej spolocnosti V
najvacsej zemi na svete? Vidim
tejto vzacnej pocte llprimne pri-
jatie schvalenie nauky, uvadza-
j1cej, re americka veda je povo-
lama, sby viedla o osvetlovala cc-
stu hmotneho a duchovneho po-
kroku nasej americkej demokra
Gle. Tato nauka zrodila. sa V my.
s,liach Jozefa Henryho, Johna W
Drappera, Andrew Whitea a Au
2usta RoWlanda a ia sam nikd,
nepremeskal som prllezitost' il
hlasat' a poskytnut' jej nadsent
podporu. Pocta udelcna mi, po
vzbudzuje ma preSvedceni, T.
je to doktrlpa americkej we'd,
dnes.'
Prof. Pupin je nadseny Slavial
a pocas vojny recnieval al na slo
:vcnskych shromazdcniach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-06
6. FEBRUARA 1925.
URADNE ZPRAVY
Slovenskej Ligy ' Amerike.
" BOZ IA PRAVA SLOVEN-
SKEHO NARoDA.

Nepriatelia Pittsburghskej Do
hody 2 nej vyplyyvajhcej samo-
spravy pre- slovensko uz dlhyy cas-
vsetkymi moznymi sposobami a
prostriedkami bojujd proti Slov
Lfge. Obvi1ujd ju nepriatel'
stva CS. republiky a cesko-sloven-
skej vzajomnosti Bob vie, co vse-
tllo vymysleli, len ably Slov. Ii
ge skodili, ably odnali doveru lu-
du cd nej.
I4enze loz ma kratke nohy.. a
toto sa dokazalo V stupnovanej
miere pri Slov. Lige. Je pravdai
ze mnoho naSich l'udi verilo kleT
betam obvineniam, we'd je to spo
locna vlastnost' vsetkych naro-
dov, re ist6 massy l'udi dajn sa
dlho zavadzat' a klamat'. L'ud je
vsade l'ahkoverny, ale ked' ko
recne vidi, ze jeho viera d6vera
pouziva sa pre- zrejme nepravdy.
rahliadne a ide "a pravdou.
Dnes m6zeme nasej celej amer.
cko-slovenskej verejnosti RADIO
st'ou oznamit' ze, pravda vycha
dza na javo, ze lud slovensky pri
chadza ku spravnemu hsudku {
obracia sa laskou a doverou ky
svojej vSenarodnje organizacii 81
Lige, ku ktorej predtym takor
( laskou sd tulil.
Dostali Sme cd viacerych Il
primnych Slovakov radostne zpra
Wy. Jedni nam pisu, ze 81 sbor 81
Ligy zalozili. Dluhl nam Ease pl
su, ze 81 sbor zreorganizovali i
zacoli novy, rezky, .cerstVy zivot
pracu "a to, ably Slovensko patri
~
10 Slovak ON.
s nprimnou radost 'ou vitam
pomoc, ktorii nam idn poskyto
vat roduverni synovia deer,
V boji nasom "a nplnn slobodu na
roda slovenskeho. TeSfme sa dvoj
nasobne tomu, zc mas l'ud V mno
hych slovenskych osadach pocho
pill vaznost' dolby, ze stal 81 do 81
ku tych, ktori pracujil 70 to, alb
Slovcnsko ostalo krest 'anslSym,
ably patrilo V prvom rade Slova
kom.
Nyzyvamc vSetkych nprimnyc
Slovakov a Slovenky, ably vsthp
Ii medzi mas a pomahali nam pr
ci "a zabezpecenie prava zivot
slovensk6mu narodu na narodn
existenciu zahrnujuce pravo sic
bodn6ho politickeho, kult1rneht
recovGho hoSpodarskehO vVvln
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-06
DALSf BUDU zALOVANI.

Nest 'ania, ktori do |. februara
nczaplatili mestu dan 20 zameSt-
mania, budn muset' odteraz pla-
tit 0 10 percent Wac. TT, ktori
v6bec nebud1 chciet' platit', bu-
d1 zalovanl a zapricinia 81 d aisle
trovy. Mestsky fiskal V najbliz.
som case poda zalobu na so Dial,
sich NEST 'anov, ktori nechcu pla.
tit. Mesto teraz prijima denne
cd S4OO do $500 tejto dane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-06
5000 AUTOMOBILISTOV
NECHCE PLATIT DAN

Okresny nctovnik Faust dial na
verejnost', re $4,000 mattel ov
automobilov neplatilo dan od Mich
do okresnej pollladnice, a nasledo-
vne okres ukrateny je 0 $15O,000
V daniach. Faust rozposiela teraz
vMvania MATTEL 'om autov, ably
dan zaplatili, mae bude ichI zalo-
vat.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-06
Pocet naturalizovanych cudzincov
v decembri 1924.

V mesiaci decembri 1924 bolo
V Spoj. Statoch naturalizovane
12,277 cudzincov. Najviac 4 nich
bolo Poliakov (2,314) a Talianov
/ (2,272). Cechoslovakov naturali-
zovane bolO 1856.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-06

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