davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-20
FAsIANaOVY VEJIEROK
SLOV. POLTT. KLUBU
MA LANSINGVII4L4E

ticky Klub vydrziaval krasny fa-
siangovy vecierok v Sokolovni,
l1toreho sa i1dovia klnbu zneastni-
Ii vo vel'kom po6te.
Vetierok otvoril brat spravca
hlubu, Juraj Labuda peknou re
ton. Prehovoril k ldom, re SINE
vsctci jak jedna rodina, ably sd
kazdy TAX cftil, ako donna "a svo-
jim stolom. ia jeho slova Odmc-
neny boil potleskom. Udovia "a
ujali svoie miesta, niektori ku
lsartam, ini sa vypravali hospo-
darstve a buddcnosti, vybor We
tierka NAL prace pine ruly. Cita
telia vedia,' ze jal1ci? -- to nemu-
sim spominat'. Go sa tykalo do
brych zakuskov, ma to pon1kacov
nebolo treba, kazdy 81 bral jicl
podl'a v6le, musim spomennt i,
ze vcru kazdfm dobre chutnalo,
lebo mas brat Novotny (obchod-
mix potravinami) nebol tiez len;-
Ivy vySiel ma javisko nam za!1rat'
ma plane. Muslm povedat', re mu
tax prsty letaly po perach, re si
hoStia sl1oro nemohli dar' rady $
nohami. Neskorsic spravca k1ubu
oznamil, zc jc snad' NJ kazdI ma
sytcny, tax re kazdv budc m6ct'
par SLOW povcdat' kcd' no vyvola
ma javiSko. Nato ostalO ticho, zcby
al muchu bolo pocut' letet' vi
det' bolo kazdemu vcsclu tvar.
Ia prveho reGnlka vymenovanT
Dol brat Juraj PalaScak, ktor6ho
rec bola vel l'mi zaujimava. Hovoril
, o pokroEu politiky naSom klu-
be, a zc kcd' sa budcmc spolu dr.
Eat organizovat' d 'alcj, zc mo-
zcmc vel a Znamcnat' medZi Anne
: rikanmi naSOm mcstc. Druhym
rccnlkOm bol J. l.. Maruskin. Jc-
: no rec bola o pokroiu vzdelanosti
lansingvillskych Slovakov napo-
minal, aby i1dovia Wac citali po~
ntne knihy a casopisy. Ticz hove
ril, zc Slovaci V Mahoning dolinc
NJ ncspia, ale vidct', re sa hybu
a napreduj1 ma vsctlzIch stra-
mach. Tret1m rccnikom boil br. Jan
Thuril1, najstarsl to I'D nasho XII.
bu. Jeho rec bola o zakladani spo
kov. Stvrtym recnfkom boil br
Jan Rcpasky, ktoreho rec bola {
p0h hroku naSho klubu a prial, aby
l1l1Ib narastol ma ndstvc duplon
do roku 1926. Dals1 rccnici bol
= vymcnovanl naslcdOvnl: Br. Au
gust Hlebovy recnil 0 pokrokr
. Slovakov a Okresnom Shore Slo.
= vcnskcj L1gy, br Dutko poveda
% peknH humoristickn rec bratov
= Bednarovi, brat Rejduga povr
l dial, zc je rad, ze je medZi nam
= atd'. :, br. KoSan recnil 0 Slovakocf
., V Mahoning doline oceliarnach
! br, Andy KicOS recnil vzdelano
/, Sti, ako by SINE mali pokracovat
e br. Jan Valko recnil zariadeni &
a opravenl naSich ulic, br. Jozef ia
]. vorsky recnil mladezi divadel
J. ncho krilzku, br. Jozef Rehak rec
= nil pokrokn klubu divadel
: nych hrach. Dalsimi recnikmi bo
0 Ii bratia: Jan Stamina, Stefar
h Gonda a Martin Kama. Naposle
o dok recnil spravca klubu poll
J. tile. Potion sa pod 'akoval recni
a kom vsetkym udom. VSetkyn
J. recnikom dostalo sa mnoho potle
a sku. Zatym vysli ma javisko bra
: tia Juraj PalascalS a Jozef Javor
- sky a zaspievali ostatnymi brat
T. mi "Kto "a pravdu horl' a slo
= venskn hymnu "Hej, Slovaci.'
a Bol to vecierok, ktory bude ,
d pamati kazdemu pritomnemu. -,
!, Pritomnych bolo vyse 70 1dov.
Hor' sa Slovaci do naSeho klu
bu! V spojeni je sila.
g hnat ts.l-,r,,, ,,nzd rarnra
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-20
ODKAZY REDAKCIE.

Pan J. Oros, Warren, Ohio. Od-
puSt 'tc lasEavc, ze sbicrku V tom
TO elsie SINE neuvercjnili. Uverej-
mime Ju V budilcOm {. Vas list pri-
siel vo Stvrt0k popoludni, ne
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-20

bolo az 6as1l..

bOlO M easll. n
PIP. dopisovatel ON. Prosime pri
pisanf zpray drzat sa tychto pra
vidiel: Udat' memo, lniesto, cas- 4
20 to bolo. Daktorf zabudnn tldat
iedno alebo drnhe a dopis ztraca
ma vfzname.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-20
BULLETIN
SV. VOJTESSKY.

Podava: REV. STEFAN KO(IS,
HlavnI Jednatel
613 Y. Lakcvicw Av. Youngstown.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-20
JUVITO BALSAM proti
Prechladnutiu mierni zapal'
a uvol'nuje vykaly z nosa,
hrdla a pl'ucnych trubic.

V padoch kasl'u ma vftetn6 1tinky.
V pade b0l'u hrdla, kasl'u t'azkeho,
spoieneho b6l ami pouzivany V sprie
vode Madra Pastilok proti bolom ma
priamo prekvapuj1ce vysledky.
Juvito Balsam proti Prechladnut!u
ma stupnovane a vel 'kolepe dtinky,
ked' popri natieranl prechladnutSch
Giastok tela, alebo jeho vdychovania
vypiiete pred spankom sialku horlce-
no JUVITO Bvlinoveho Gaju. Takto
blaht ylsledky vystat' nemozu nevy-
stanu.
Dostat' no apatiekach a grocer
nych obchodoch alebo IL vyrabatel 'ov:
BIELEK MANUFACTURING COM
PANY. 5151 BUTLER ST., PITTS
BURGH, PA.-Teglik soc, sest' tegli-
kov $3.50. Cal: boxa Soc, sest' boxi
60 30
Evening star., 1925-10-24
EVERYMAN'S
INVESTMENTS
Oil Shortages.
~ GEORGE 7. aUGHEs.

Oil Shortages.
A previous article in this series
dealt with some things which people
should consider before they think Of
speculating In oil. One phase Of this
subject Is worthy Of further discus
sion. 1t Is the amateur comparison
OF lncrea sing consumption of oil prod
ucts with predictions OF an oil short
age.
There il no doubt about the enor-
NOUS dema Ind for oil. But the Oil
shortage prophecies have proved very
untrusrworthy, although such proph-
ecies from Government reports and
various statisticians and other ex-
perts have been numerous. Shortly
after the war Mexico developed as
a large producer and thus capped, for
a time at least. the prediction Of a
rear.future oil shortage. In 1922
there were some especially convirc-
Ing oficial figures that presaSed an
oil shortage.
TIE California field almost imme-
diately afterward came In with a
surplus production. Late in 1924 the
Wortham pool in Texas upset the
prophetic calculations, and early this
year Smackover. now dwindling a bit j.,
developed unusually heavy produc-
ton. All these pools so increased the
supply of oil that the industry has
been more or less unsettled for the
past four years.
Possibly demand for oil may exceed
the supply in the near future. Pos
sibly 1t may not. The oil business is
experiencing greater prosperity now
than In several wears. Undoubtedly
there are sound purchases available
in the oil stocks. The point is. that
II you buy oil securities, II Is common
sense TO buy on present values and
near-future values. not on the dream
af some development in the distant
future.
'CopyriSht. 1921
Evening star., 1925-10-24
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. 0ci ober "A Unitcd States
Department of Agricultural
Receipts, 1000 head: compared with
week ago fed steers of value 10 sell
at Zoo downward, and most wear
hncs. % To 90 lower: long fed. matured
steers. steady; choice kind. with
weight. strong: range and meatv grass
killing steers mostly 20 to So of;
stnckers and feeders steady 10 %
lower; approx lately $4,000 Westerns
offered as compared TO $4,000 a week
ago: extreme top 1883 and l491
pound steers. 1880; prime yearlinxs
upward to 1850: weishty Montanas,
11.25: fat she stock about steady;
Gamers and cutters. strong to 10
higher: bologna bulls around oS higher:
veal calves, 10 to LOO higher; week s
bulk prices follow: Granted steers.
9.a0a 35: grass steers. 7.0oas75: fat
COWS. 4.15as.o0: heifers. 5.25as.5O: can.
ners and cutters. 3.l5a3S5: veal
calves, II 5oa12.25: stockers and feed.
Prs. 6.00a7.75
Hogs-Receipts. 500 head: most
ly 10 TO % cents higher than Fri
days average: sorted $50 to 500
pound weight, 11.ooa1l.5n: latter
price extreme TOP: no light and
slaughter pigs sold; packing sows.
a.ooaa.s5: shippers 1900: estimated
hold lover 5000: average cost pack
er and shipper droves hogs here
Friday. 1881; weight 251 pounds:
heavy weight hogs. 11.0oa1135: me
dium. 11.10a11.40: lights. 109oal1 90;
packing sows. 900asS5.
Shcep-Receipts. 500 head. for
week around 1000 direct and 123
cars from feeding stations: today's
market, nominal: compared week
ago. slaughter lambs steady: feeding
lambs. strong 10 2a cents higher.
fat sheep, strong; tops for week:
tat lambs. both native and range
1h.5n: feeding lambs 1900: fat
yearling wethers. I225: wethers,
a.7b: ewes. S.30: weeks bulk prices
follow: Eat amhs. l4.5oa15.5n: feed :
irg lambs. l5.oos1s.on: Gull native
lambs, 11.o0a so: fat ewes. s.5na
500
Evening star., 1925-10-24
Query the Promoter.

Determine how much OF his own
money the promoter is putting into
his scheme before YOU decide to risk
yours. Don't take his word for it
make him prove It,
Evening star., 1925-10-24
COMMODITY NEWS
WIRED STAR FROM
ENTIRE COUNTRY

FORT WORTH, October a.
Yearling stocks on west Texas ranches
are selling at $40 per head, $40 higher
than a year ago. Yearling ewes in the
San Angelo district are bringing SIS,
which Is SIS higher than last year.
TULSA, Okla. October 24.-Some
petroleum rehners in this district are
cutting runs Of crude oil TO the stills
and curtailinE manufacture. Increase
In shipments from group three ter
ritory Is reported, owing TO the return
Of more favorable weather.
ATLANTA. October 24.-Psssenser
automobile license registrations in
Georgia for the first nine months of
1925 were 2os.153 and truck registra.
tions 29.o2S. q total increase over all
Of last year OF 31.144. The asolins
tax paid was S3.o7S.47s. more than a
million dollars higher than receipts
all last wear
Evening star., 1925-10-24
NEW HIGH LEVELS
FEATURE OF WEEK
Dividend and Merger Rumors
Accompany Record Rise in
Leading Stocks.
Ry the Associated Press.

"' w" SNAOCttteO f'fess.
NEW YORK. October 24.-Stock
prices swept forward to new high
levels this week on an unprecedented
volume of trading Bond prices held
firm despite hardening OF time
money rates Foreign exchanges
were irregular with French francs
sinking 10 new low level for the
year in reflection of tho budget and
debt dificuI,ies Of the French gov
errment
The recovery In stock prices fol-
lowed a drastic decline In the motor
shares on Monday. part ~ which
was subsequently, recovered. Buy
ing broadened AZ confiden was re-
stored ands although business ran
well above 1000, 900 shares daily.
the advance was an orderly one. em- =
bracins pra actically all groups OF
stocks.
Factors Back of Gains.
Bullish sentiment was .crested oA
variety of factors, including easier
call money rates. Secretary Mellon
PROPOSAL for substantial reduction
in taxes on small incomes. publica :
ton Of favora BILE quarterly earnings
REPORTS Of the independent slee
companies and excellent Seplem :
Der statements by some or the N1h
cipal carriers and hardening s'ee
prices. Wall Street also reacted
favorably to the publication OF the
Locarno agreements.
The usual dividend and merger ru
rors also accompa the rise IT
stock prices. Wall street heard thai
the Baltimore and Ohio dividend woult
be raised from * 10 IS, the Southern
Railway dividend from IS TO ~. thu
New York Central dividend from -
10 Ss, that extra dividends Of At less
81 each would be paid on General Mo
tors common and Underwood Type
writer. that the international Busi
ness Machines Co. would pay pei
cent In stock. In addition to IS in cash
and that Kelvinator would be PLACED
on a 81 cash basis. with an addit'ona
5 per cent in stock.
Steel. Well supported.
with tne tnlleO Stetcs '-trc' ''''
porstions' plants operating at 81 pol
cont Of capacity and a steady increas'
reported in incoming orders, stee
shares received better support. Sloss
Shefield was the outsta ndine feature
soaring TO new high record at lls
Motor shares staged a remarkabl
comeback after the violent reaction a
Saturday and Monday, with trading il
enormous volume.
Oils also developed fresh strength
under leadership OF Marland. whicl
attained a new high record for th'
year. Coppers followed America,
Smelling, Cerro de Pasco and Utai
into higher ground. although a shad
ing of red metal prices checked tn
ADVANCE Rubbers. tobaccos. chemi
Gals. feathers and packers also pre-
sented several points OF strength.
The andink strong spots anon,
the high priced speeiaities were Amer
lean Can. which touched a record hia
at 250's; United states Cast Iron Pipe
International Business Machines.'Gen
eral Railway Signal and United State
| Realty.
Evening star., 1925-10-24
HOLD FIRM
IN COTTON MARKET
Liverpool Cables and Rain in
South Keep Prices at
Yesterdays Levels.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. October "a. - Cotton
futures opened steady: December.
2l.3s; January; 2o.64: March, 2o.S1;
May. eo.9s; July. 2o.57. The market
opened al An advanc Of ~ 10 points
and sold Is to Is points net higher.
with December selling At 2l,4s and
March at 2o.'s on covering and trade
buying.
The demand was stimulated by rela
lively Arm, Liverpool cables and an
unfavorahle view of weather condi-
tions in the South. The advance m ct
considerable realizing Tor over the
week end and yssterdays tendency II
Acale down estimates Of the crop may
have been checked to some extent by
two private reports issued This morn
ing. one of which pointed TO yield
of 1881 900 bales. while the other
placed IL at l5.l25 900 bales. or consid-
erably above the average OF previous
figures.
Evening star., 1925-10-24
RN WILLIAM r. HEE'FERNAN.

NEW YORK. October 34.-Nery
neaVN trading went on in today's briet
session on the Curb Exchange and car.
ried numerous stocks to new high rec
ords for the year, but in the last hour
there was disposition to take profits
by those who had purchased at ma
'erlally lower prices. rather than car
rN stocks over the week end. This
resulted in losses of x good part Of
Evening star., 1925-10-24

NEW ORLEANS. October - LG.
The cotton market had = steady open
tns, due ~ rain In the belt and high
er cables than due. First trades
showed sainS ~ 10 2 points and al
though prices eased Of slightly right
after the call they rallied when the
forecast showed rain ard colder in
rhe West with freezing weather In
the Texas panhandle and parts Of
Oklahoma.
Decembar traded up - e0.Is. Janu-
arv to coo and March TO 20.S5. An
other private crop estimate made the
total 1928 900 bales.
New Orl.an. cotton future. closed steady
Al net declines of | TO 4 noihth
Evening star., 1925-10-24
NORTHERN PACIFIC PANIC DAYS
RECALLED In STOCK MARKET
Past Weeks Trading Unequaled in "a Years-Taa
Reduction Plans Vital Factor in Present Enor.
nous Speculative Drive-The Outlook.

whether or not the banking authori-
ties will act az they did two and a
half years ago TO eurtail what was re.
garded as excessive speculative &C.
tivity.
The contention against raising the
Federal reserve rediscount IL that II
would have an effsct upon the foreign
exchanges which is not desired either
her or abroad. 1t would force the
Bank Of England to take defensive
measures In the shape Of putting up
to part with 4 good deal more gold
than it has seen fit to let go during
the last three months.
1t Is true that the incoming English
sold is In large part being sent over
the border to Canada TO pay for Cana.
dian wheat. which, in the trade bal
ance between our two countries, out
weighs the credit on the American n
side. Still the United States does not
wish any addition TO ITS gold supply
and therefore II would not welcome
the imposition Of higher price on
money which would accelerate the
transfer Of gold from debtor countries
Tax Reduction Big Factor.
Tn. plans to reduce income take.
should still be considered as one ot
the most important factors in the
market. A reduction such as suggest
ed in the maximum surtax from 50
10 20 per cent, would mean that the
rich men who have been paying halt
10 three.quarterS Of their income to
the Government could afford to draw
down some Of their enormous paper
prohts on stocks.
This seems to be the main inspira
ton Tor the great rise in the high.
priced industrials. which have been
dred and fifty. and more than two
1924.
Taking the experience OF the last
three years. R rising market such az
mas been going on since the hrst of
September does not come to grief
Tor money reasons or for any other
outside causes. 1t has usually COL
lapsed when speculation has become
ton-heavy and people generally real.
we that the upward movement has
been overdone. Quite we'll this may
be the experience in the present in
stance. But the crisis has been de-
layed by tho partial shut down in
what seemed to be the extravaxant
speculation in the automobile stocks
and the diversion Of interest into
other quarters. like tho steels. the
coppers and the oils where the ad-
vance during the last two months
had been comparatively mod derate.
French Francs Feature.
The break in French francs to a
new low for the year has been a
feature Of the week. At its bottom
the rate was within three.quarters
At = cent of the extreme low for all
time made In March. 1924. Then the
Morgan loan came to the rescue ana
Evening star., 1925-10-24
RY STU ART r. WEST.
Special Dispatch - The star.

Special Dispatch - The star
NEW YORK. October s4.--The rast
week on the Stock Exchange has Been
the biggest in its history in volume -
transactions. with one exception,
namely. the week ended May T. 1901.
which took in the famous day o. the
Northern Pacific panic. with its total
Of 100000 shares. At that time not
much more than a third of the num-
Der of issues were actively dealt in
as compared with the present. Con-
sequently the current market. taken
stock by stock, Is nothing like as
large. The increase in the shares
listed normally calls for much
greater market than that of "a years
ago
During the week which ended today
the price average rose over 81 share.
Since the first of the year 1t il up
some SIT. Industrial stocks reached
the highest on record The volume Of
business SO expanded that at times
IT. severely taxed the machinery Of
the exchange provided TO handle II.
These are the outstanding facts
about the movement itself. The es-
sential causes are familiar. First,
there In sound business structure,
with unusual prosperity In certain
lines and with satisfactory profits in
other lines. except in one or two in
dance Of credit.
No Recourse to Reserve Banks.
Nothing illustrates this better than
the Federal Reserve statement cover
ing the week ended Wednesday. Octo'
Der 81. 1t was q tremendous week in
stocks. 1t was week when In ths
past crop moving and trade dema nds
have been at their maximum. Yet
there was no recourse. as there would
have been in a period Of strain, to the
Federal Reserve banks. The II re.
sional institutions reported no In
crease in rediscounts, but instead
decrease Of more than $40 900. 900. The
New York Federal Reserve Bank re.
ported drop from 32l4.sss.oen the
week before to less than 1852 900. 900.
In November, 1919. a boiling specu-
Ia ton in Wall Street was abruptly,
checked by the action of the Federal
Reserve banks in raising their dis
count rates. But this was when the
Federal Reserve ratio had sunk close
to 40 per cent, as against the present
ratio of 1875. In the Spring of 1928
a big speculation was checked, not by
any deficiency in reserves. but simply
by the threat that il the market would
not exercise a voluntary curb. the re-
serve banks would shut down on cred
it facilities.
The conpa rison between the .itua-
ton now and that Of the two periods
referred to lies with 1929 rather than
with 1919. There Is no question at
present Of any shortage il the credit
supply. The whole doubt is as to
Evening star., 1925-10-24

there was a spectacular rise aga inst
an international short interest.
Now 1t Is assumed that the Wash
inEton administration is against any
fresh loans to countries which have
not satisfactorily settled their wa.
indebtedness. With the artificial
support of American credit removed
and with a constant imitation OF the
pa per currency. the position of the
franc 10 more doubtful than 1t has
baen At any time IN the hast year
and q half.
tcopyrisht Hee5)
Evening star., 1925-10-24
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received BY Priv.t. Wiz. Direct I. Tn. Star OMes

,h~ early gains, but the selling VIZ
not heavy.
Northern Ohio Power featured The
low priced public utilities. estahlish.
ipg a new high record, while others or
the group moved irreSulsrly. one OF
the features among the specialties' WAS
the active demand st highest prices
for Trans-LuX.
This stock had heen prominent in
the buying early in the week. ana
there was no let,up in the demand a,
tbe close
Evening star., 1925-10-24

NEW YORK. October 24.-Follow-
ing Is An orficial list Of bonds and
stocks trad ded In on the New York
Curb Market today:
Evening star., 1925-10-24
College Man, %,
Makes Sl35,OOO
In Three Years
Rr thu Associated Prass.

NV th~ Nssoclattd PfHSF.
NEW YORK. October IN.
Boyd Zinman, - years old, who re
Gently paid record price of $780,
900 for stock exchange seat.
amassed this sum by stock trans
actions within three years after his
gradus ton from New York Uni
varsity. 1t was learned yesterday.
Starting in business rs tax con-
sultant, he becams an expert ac-
countant and received a fee of
$40 900 last Spring for inspecting
the books of an industrial organ
jZation. With this capital he
started dealing in stocks and made
the money with which his seat was
purchaS Sed
Evening star., 1925-10-24
DAIRY PRODUCTS.

BALTIMORE. October - tSpeciaD.
Live poultry-Spring chickens, Goa
- pound; Leshorns. 20a2+: Minorcss
eoa22: old hens. Haas; old Leghorns.
17a1s: roosters, is; ducks. ,0a2s;
young turkeys, 42a45: Old. 3Sa40:
pigeons, pair, 25a3o; guinea fowl, each
70a so.
Eges-Receipts. 567 cases native
and nearby firsts, dozen. 47a4S.
Butter-Good to fancy creamery,
pound 4sa53; prints, 53a54 ladies', 42a
~: store packed. 40: dairy prints, 40a
Al process butter. 4Sa47; rolls, 40a42.
RIDDEFORD, Me. October 24.-The
Tepperell Manufacturing Co. plans to
start a full night shift Monday on
ore.third OF its wide looms, a. a re-
s'Ht Of the increasing demand for wide
double sheetings.