davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-27

Jsesloyk 64tS sboru 26. Gut
tenberg, N. J.-Spevokol sboru
|96. 4 u. Y. s. ' Gutenberg, N,
|J.--GviceAei Abofu 80. Y Bocson,
N. J.-Cs si6snky sbefu .. Vehca
6ok6QA ' Booton, N. J.Sokoh =
Sokolky Y Binghanapton, N. Y. y
hre s'Furiant -ACvicenci a csi-
oenky ssboru 36. v Binghampton,
nv. Y,
n sbornik, ako vidno,. ie bohsty
M sttsciu dbraskoyd latku ;
sestavitel' sasldzi poehvslu. Pa
pier upotrebeny, je dobry, len tiac
mohla byt' krajsia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-27
AMBRIoKt 4 KRAJovt SLOW. REDAKToR1

pOSlcuuC easy II Hsio fhAA~so
vych nevinach do mody kritizo-
vat slovensko- -americke easopisy
a ich redaktorov. Kritizuje povo-
lany i nepovolany, kritizuje al
novopeeeny milionar, byvaly slo-
vensko-americky 'redaktor, 1gnac
Gessay. ...t..
Vsetci kritikeri mas americkych
redaktorov povazuId "a podprie-
mearnyich. Pan Srobar zasiel d'a-
lei, a nadal nam Dol do lumpov.
Nnz, ,yM me, ei slovenski re-
daktori! su natol 'ko pod priemer,
5e by sa nernohli ami I'd 'aleka pri-
roynat' ku hraj ajovym.
Kto pfisiel do Ameriky pred
20A4o roknli, ten vie, kol'ko' ma
d d'aronstva bolo " americkych slle7
vakoch. Kazdy jedon 20 troch ci-
til DO "uhersky' a ii ostatni sko-:
TO vsetci nevedeli, co je narodne
bbyedomie. Bola, len hrstka Slo~
vakov, ktori sa povedome hlasili
"a Slovakov a do prace "a narod.
Bola to herkulesovska praca pre-
budit' nepovedomy l'ud' k narod-
nemu povedomiu, ale este t'az-
sia presvedct' mad 'aronov, ze sl
ma nepravej ceste. A vlivom slo-
vensko-americkeho casopisectva
sa toto vSetko behom kratkej do
by podarilo a dnes najst' mad "a
roma alebo nepovedomeho Slova-
ka " Amerike je tax t'azko, ako
bolo najst' povedomeho Slovaka
pred 80 rokmi. Zasluhou "Denn.
Slovak Amerike" na priklad Je,
re kedysi mad 'aronska organiza-
cia "Veniec Slobodneho Orla" je
dnes narodnou organization a "a
sluhou slovensko- -americkych ca
sopisov ie, re dnes MET Ameri-
Ike casopisu, ktory by nebol pisa
ny narodnom slovenskom du-
chu. A kedysi boly.
Sorganizovat' 100000 Slovakov
do podpornych, narodhom a kre-
st 'anskom duchu vedenych orga-
nizacii, tieto udrzovat' zivota-
schopnymi, nebola ME je mala
praca. V Mich je amerlcka Slo-
vac sdruzena V jednu rodinu
vzajomne sa napomahajlcu v u.
drzovani slovenskeho ducha, slo'
venskych tradicii a krest 'anstva:
pomahani 81 nest 'asti u
, l'avovani biedy vdov a sirot. Slo.
venske organizacie v Amerike ma
ju okolo $4,000, 10000 majetku
u ten maiatok rapidne' rastie
Aovenske casopisecuvo je to, kto
re zobidza svedomie udstva or
ganizacii ma udrzanie ich solvent
nymi a prosperujucimi. Keby to
no ME, kto vie, co by dhes boil
2 nasich organizacii. Mozno b.
ich boil stimuli osud, aky zastiho
kedysi vel XII ceskl organizaciu
"Jednotu Ceskych Vlastenek =
ktora sa prave v tieto dni roz
padla.
Sloyenski biskupi ktori boil to
no leta medxi Mani, vedia ocenit
praeu, ktord casopisy vykonaly
pdpomahani zakladania slower
skych cirkevnych osad a stavb
slovenskych kostolov a skol. SID
venske kostoly . skoly Amer
ke sd cele katedraly V porovnar
kraiovskymi a 50 stlpsmi slt
yenciny v Amerike. Re 81 ned'
ka2qi1 nadost' dlnymi Ivlzdort
M hosaialE eri'u ,Hfaeh ldssia!
ie esch whom Sl prpti tomu sls
Ms ~ IL i 81 a. .,x~AIn 80
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-27

4
v Amerike name okoloj Is banko-
vych tistavov, ktorych vklady' ME
sti moe mensie v korunach, -. neE
vklady vsetkych slovenskych
bank ma Slovensku. Kol 'ko jest
slovenskych priemyselnych pod
nikov, statistiky nemame, ale ich
name, drobnyych !obchodoy je n ma
tisice. ''r !.
Kol'ko sa slovenski prist 'aho-
valci natrpeli netrpia cd anne
rickych kapitalistov, to len nase
casopisy vedia precitit'. Nasich
l'udi kompanicki straznici STRIFE
l'ali pocas strajkov; vyhadzovali
z pribytkov; priemyselnici klama-
Ii ma mzde; vodcovia zradzali pri
strajkoch. Mas l'ud presiel cele
kalvarie v boji skyvu chleba.
Slovenske 6asopisy boly jedine,
ktore citily S MIN, posmel 'ovaly
ho' ' boji, vydrzat' a domoct' sa
polepsenia. Mnoho raz musely tr-
pet horke vycitlzy cd l'udu,
ked' no vystrihaly pred strajkom
planovanym ma prehranie osko-
denie slovenskeho robotnlctva V
prospech inonarodneho. Slovenske
casopisectvo ma vel'ke zasluhy .
to, ze je nase robotnictvo po ba-
mach a inych priemysloch orga-
nizovane, nasledkom coho Mje v
llepsom blahobyte nez kedykol 'vek
predtym.
Slovenske casopisectvo v Anne
rike stara sa pokrok v sposo-
boch zitia nasho lNudu. Clovek z
kraju prisly, uspokoji sa byvat'
lv jednej izbicke celou rodinou,
ako Dol donna navyknuty. Uspo-
koii sa bez k1pel ne dome, bez
plynu vodovodu v kuchynii, bez
elektrickeho osvetlenia; chodi
nielen okolo domu, ale al po ulici
neoholeny, "neogabany'', take
sluzi "a terc posmesnikom. Uspo-
koji sa byyvat' Ma najspinavejsich
| uliciach, medzi Migrant inymi
nizko kulturnymi l'ud mi. Nevidi
j potrebu byvat' lit so svojou
rodinkou V krajsom lepsom O.
kruzi, lebo no ami donna nemal
=. INasledok? !? z deti vychova spodok
spolocnosti l'udskej. Ktory ame
!; ricky Slovak cfta casopisy "a cits
! ich skoro kazdyl, ten sa rychlt
zamerikanizuje" tomto ohl
: de. Vyst 'ahuje sa medzi lepsicl
susedov a jeho rodina stane 81
kreditom slovenskeho mena. Ia
: kito Slovaci sa uz Wac nevrati,
: ma Slovensko. Poznali rozdiel ,
: ziti tn a tam. Tu Slovak miestl
: chalupy ma dom viac-izbovy 81
D vsetkym modernym pohodlim
Y miesto krcmy, ma spolok aleb'
/ klub, kde sa neohlupuje palenkou
i, ale tribi svoj um v debatovanl
miesto poklonkovania a rukboz
Z kavania, tn je rpvny kaSdym
ucteny dl zasluh a ME dl'a ro
= du postavenia; tu ma automo
= bill - tam robotnik pociti len ho1
Y kost srdci a blato v lstach
I ked prejde popri nom pansk
VI automobil prasnou cestou; t
y ma mas elovek tisic jednu inyc
i yeci ktore by mu ma Slovensk
i chybovaly a jeho zivot prazdnyI
J. chilly. Slovensky casopis Y Ans
3 rike ukazuje svojmu l'udu al
! lit Pudskeisie tym kona dobr
je fltQnp pricu NJ
y Slovenske casOpisectyo v Am
rike stara sa o osad1oyanie Sl
s yakov ma farmAch. Je presvedc
y ne, he HlorSk, ktory teraE koI
81 zivotu . zdraviu nebezpecnl pr
lDi c4 Y bsni alebo 70 fslfike !
4 lepsie zamest tnania nemA mncl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-27
Mattel
pred 4 v a
Prskrisny 6-izbovy dom
pIi Mill Creek Parku

Lot ma predku 60 stop ma Glen
wood Ave. a 214 stop zdlziny. do
parku. Tehlovy tgaradz, ohrieva-
ny spojeny S domom. Dom ma
sest vel kych izieb okrem siet'-
kami opatreneho poreu ma spanie,
rama jkovne kupelne.- Kozub V
prednej izbe. Vsetky impruvmen-
Tty sti vyplatene. Ma krasny W.
hl 'ad na Mill Creek park. Toto
je lepsieho druhu dom d cena ie
ninka k voli rychlemu odpredaju.
Haste sa elsie
14oe GI.ENwooD AVE.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-27

ICCeH0sAAvS3 - yAAsAAAxAnvy - ~~1SA =
rismev. Ieh spravedajstvo ie ne
spoil 'ahlive. @ jednej I tel istej
udalosti ka5dy napise ind "prav-I
du''. Fakta .prekrucujd dl'a svo-'
jich strannickych zanimsv. Ma
rodne l'udS neprebadzah dosta-
tocne; este dnes sa oayva ma
d d'arsina po sloyenskyych dedinAeh
mesteckaah. Miesto ably l'ld
sorganizovali, ''ho rozostvaai 40
desistky stranoSiek.v Miesto aby|
no osvetloyali, Tho zatemnaj il
triednou zavsist'ou a nenavist on.
otaxku nssamsstnanosti roEuA u.
il tax, II odporhcajd pospolitS.
mu l'udu | intsligsncii vahdrovHn
palicu a to vtedy, ked' tretina ma
| roda je uz rontf1sena po celom
svete! Miesto secialneho a osve-
toveho pozdvihovania, dovolili
zaplavit' Siovensko duplovanyii
poctom krciem nez ich boQo pred
vojnou. Miesto ucenia l'ud spo-
rit', uGia ho marnit' a zahal at !,
davajsc .prfklad Nysedavanim ce-
lych hodin po kaviarnach. Ci je
div, re Slovensko ie' chudobne,
talkmer zobradkes Go vykonali
krajovf redaktori ma zbohatnuti
slovenskeho l'adug Go ma, .zlepssr
nj pomer6v robotnlka, rol 'niks,i
priemyselndka a remeselnikaf Co
ma vseobecnom pozdvhnutf ,drov-
ne zitia slovenskeho cloveka Nae
Slovak v kraji 'dneska zije, ako
I'll pred sto rokmi. Sedliak 81 VIA
sy sadlom masti zeny 81 .po ne
deliach vo vlasoch prehrnajd.
| Zach, ten svoirazD Deti chodia
!, spmmve ich iimrtnost' je TAX
vel ka, ako aziatskyeh 'krajil
mach. L'udia spolocne byvajd "
jednej nbe teliatkami a pra-
siatkami Daktore mesta este ami
teraz nemajd vodovodov. A talk
| 'alej - donekonecna!
| Hospodarsky j. slovensko :dpl.
ne moci zidov, Mad arov, Mem
GOV Cechov. Slovenski redak.
tori nevypracovali ami jeden plan
ma jeho hospodarske vymanenie,
nenavrhli jednu slovensku tova,
rem. A .bez slovenskeho priemyslu
bez slovenskaho obchodu, bez slo'
venskeho finanenictva bude vzdy
biedny sloyenskt narod a jeht
i 'ud bude stale brat vandrovnl
palicu do ruk...
], A co urobili vodcovia a redak
tori ma Slovensku ma nabezpece
ME slobody naroda? Vieme tu
tol 'ko, ze bojac sa zodpovedno
sti, odovzdali jeho osudy do rdh
bratov Cechov. Teraz mnohi ;
mich bojujl "a autonomiu, all
ked' ju mohli mat, nechceli ju
: bali sa jej.
Americki slovenski redaktor
popachali chyby a nicomnosti, all
nespachali ich tol ko a takych 0
sudnych, ako redaktori vodco
via .krajovski. Americki redaktor
MONO neznaju pisat' clanky, kto
rym l'ud nerozumie, ako ich zna
jd pfsat' krajovski. Ale je to mas
a vyhoda a ME znanka podprieme
+ ru. Co je elanku, ktory sa bly,
o ska prazdnymi frazami je ma
y spikovany dlhociznymi vetami, n
}. maiucimi konca-kraja? J z tyc
l'ud, ako vidno, nezmudrel.
Schopnost' sa meria vysledkan
prace. Americki redaktori vyk'
nall "a tridsat rokov pracu, z
ktor1 Sd hanbit' nemusia a t
= tym menej ME, ze ju konali be
" zvlastnych priprav v cudzol
svete. Konali ju syedomite, be
), pomoci zvonku; konali ju axe 81
moukovia. A nemali veru ma r,
Zach postlane. Kym ma Slower
sku v redakciach sedi pc pol tuc1
redaktorov, tn casopis redigu,
jeden, dvaja alebo traja "a pla
| akv dnSfSva ihncktnrT zruGnv +,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-27
OBsAH.

OB&AA,
"sokosom hyt' je povinnosti' !. Z
(Blssn). 6. .,.o.Z 10 spisoy Tyg-l
sovych. -Soholsky ,dueh. Bfmr.-|
" sdravom tsle zaFavySi' duch,a !,
Milan Getting. -Nsse budtss Tho. |
". Jarka. Jeiinsa Ffvy slet.Ces- |
koslovehskshe SoIkslstva' v Amerisl
ke.lIIviesdoslav ml6dezi. {Bk-l
sen } iPracuj ka'kdy ch,ati usi-
lovnou. Kollar. Versailles, Tria-
non. DR.. Rudinsky.-z dejfn al
cinnosti nasich kruhov: zupa I'M
M. Hodza'- dejin 2. sbo-f
ru Venca Sokola v New Yorkus-
Historic 2. sboru Bridgeport,
Comic sboru Is. v Yonkerss ~.
Y.--Sbor rs. v Gutenberg, N. j.
Sbor 80. v Boohton, N. J.--De-
jiny Dram. Kr1fku Sbofu 36. v
Biaghampton, N. Y.-Kratke de-
jiny sboru SO. bethlehem, Pa
Sbor, 100. Y New. Kensington, Pa.
-Sbor LAG. Youngstown, o.
Sbor 1S4. v Oiffside, N. J.-Z
kruhu zupy MATHS Cak-Tren.'
eiansky". ".-Jako sa majh rospi-
sovat' dimdelne llohy. I'm. Kpr'
neeny.-Tyrsov Dom. Bf,na. Al
bin Polasek. j. EakiMsraallssiak -.
Panamerikanizmus.' Dr. j., Rubin
sky.-co hovori historia 0 Haso..
vi FIR. alackys-Vyroky Husovy.
o prayde.- Creto. = (B as .e NJ
Smrek.-Ceko-slovenske rozporyi
a protiklady. B. Muller.-Sloven-
| sko v minulosti. jog. Skultety.-
Temas G.. Masaryk.-K an;
stvo pfave q falosne. DR.. Frede-
rick w. Farrar.-Kriziacke VOL
ny-Utek Gradlona. (Vysvetle-
ME k obraEu. )-Pfesen Sokolo-
vi. (Rozpravka). Maxim Gorkij.-
Raska syadba. (Vysvetlenia OBJ
razu. u.)-Pastierovs pist 'ahka. Ar
thur Ranseme.-Z poentkov So
! kolstva na Slovensku. (Br. j.
Kraas. )-PochodI slovenskSeh So
kolov. (Stefan Kremery.)-T. S.
|J. Sokol v cislicaahs-Vystavka
ru6nych prac Sokoiek.-Br. Ste
| fan Erhardt -S0kolom. (Basen J
J.. Jesensky y.-Vyprava 7. S. j
S. ma VIII. vsesokolsky slet.-
Nasa budova.-Rozdiel medzi So
kolmi "Sekolmi". ".-Nesprav-
ne informovsnia zakladni T. S
u. Sdkol.- ~
!, Vyohfasenia.-I. Slet Ceskoslo
veh5keho Sokolstva Amerike.-
Obraz . plakatu ehicagskeho sic
tu.-V1I. slet Prahe, nastup Ii
en.-CvEenie Sokolev na VII
! slete vsesdkolakom v Prahe.-
} Sumaya. Cierne jazero.-&trbsk,
pleso acknowledgements
: dolma ma Slovensku.-Dva ebfaz
ky posletoveho kurEu New
Buffalo, Mieh.-Br. Karol Bins
: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cvicenie So
, kolov Sdkoliek ma slete Chi
cagu.-More l'udstva, zapadn
: strana Stadiumu.-Zavodnfci
: prebor americkeho Sokolstva.-
e Nastup k spolocnym prostnym
Uhicagu.-Cvicenie zien ma slete
Chicagu.-lBr. Karol Bednar.-H
i iradnici T. s. j. S.-Versai4les
} Kral 'ovsky palac. -PodpisovEni
a mierovej snluvy vo Versailles
O! Versailles: Zr&adlova sien.-P,
y lac Trianon.-Trianon: Sien, KID
n bola podpisana mierovA smluva
y Mad 'armi. jan Kollar-Ura
!. zupy I'M. M. Hodxa" "a ro
i 925.-Posluchaci kufzu Supy IN
= I'M. Hodsa. ~ Obrazok kurz
;e zupy IN. NJ. Hodza. .''-Techni,
ie ky vybor zupy "M. M. Hodza. y
{. Cast podfostu N. Y. Sboru.-
) Podrost (dievcence) N. Y. Sbol
Wis cvicitel 'kami. -Vybor 25.roGn
n slavnosti N. Y. Sboru Sukoiidk.
il. Zakladatel' KY 3. sboru v. S.: N
ria Si1nek a Msria Jaloveckt.-
y Cvidenhy cisla 81. O.aS. Podfos'
Z v Mort Tarrytown, N. Y.-1ia
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-17
Coolidge Hopes We
Get in World Court

BIZ IfmeS SDectdt
PAUL SMITHS n. Y, Aug. IL
President Coolidge hopes the League
of Nations will accept American
membership in the World Court on
the drastic conditions laid down by
Congress.
While only four Of the forty.eight
members have signifled their ap'
prevail of American entrance, Sec
rotary of State Kellogg, a summer
White House guest, feels that if the
United tSates waits long enough, it
can be admitted.
1T am confident of the final out
come" Kellogg said IN a conference
with newspapermen, but it probably
will take a long time"
Kellogg seemed discouraged, how
ever, over the small number OF
league members who want America
in the court. All four approvals came
from minor countries, Uruguay
Having consented to American en-
trance just before the secretary left
Washington.
Kellogg said that most of the
countries are Withholding their de
cision until the league conference
at Geneva next month. when Ameri
can entrance will be the most i'm
portant subject of discussion.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-17
ELECTION OF AL
ALL FIGURED OUT
BY STAT|ST|C|ANS
Figure Solid South With Wet
States Will Put Gov
ernor Over.
Times WASHINGTON Bureau.
1872 Nam Ynrk A rnnMP


WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE
election of Governor AL Smith with
fourteen electoral votes to spare
and possibly by a landslide, or
The election Of either Governor
Albert c. Richie of Maryland or
Senator James E. Reed Of Missouri
= This is the way some Washing
ton political arithmeticians Of anti
prohibition procliWties, figure the
outcome of the 1928 presidential
election, if either of these thres
enemies Of the Volstead should be
the Democratic candidates and the
Democrats adopt a modification plat
form.
Up to Smith
The assumption Of victory, of
course, is based on the acceptance
by the solid south of the Democratic
candidate regardless Of his religion
or the advocacy Of modification.
These mathematician assume also.
that the Republican party which
ISL Will COlillllU0 AIo al
vocacy of bone dry prohibition.
The belief that the Democrats can
win on a modification platforn1-with
the aid of the Southern States is
based on the success this summer
of anti prohibition candidates in Mis-
souri, and Pennsylvania. Many
Washington observers are convinced
that prohibition cannot be lodged as
the paramount issue in 1928 and say
every political sign points to a de-
mand by the voters for a change in
the existing law.
Davis Vote Cited
In 1924 John w. Davis. the Dem.
ocratic presidential candidate, got
only 1876 out Of 531 electoral votes.
To elect 266 votes are required.
This southern bloc of 1876 votes
are given to the Democratic candi-
date at the start. 1t includes Ala
bama, -; Arkansas, 8; Florida, 6;
Georgia, IA; Louisiana, 10: Missis-
sippi, 10; North Carolina, IL; Okla
homa. TO-; South Carolina. g.; Ten
nessee, 12;TTexas, 20, and Vir-
GINA, IL.
Davis did not carry the border
States Of Maryland with eight votes
and Missouri with eighteen. but in
a prohibition fight these States, NOM
inally Democratic, are given to the
Democratic nominee, thereby boost
ing his total to 1927
Cots Noxrv
The anti-Volstead candidate is
given New-York's forty-fve votes.
as a matter of course, likewise four
teen from New Jersey and eighteen
from Massachusetts,. This bloc of
seventy,seven is regarded as sure as
the vote in the solid South and it
swells the total to 239. There are
twenty-nine electoral votes in I'LL.
nois\ and in view Of the overwhelm.
ing victory of George Brennan for
the Democratic senatorial NOM
ination on a modification platform
and Illinois forthcoming prohibition
referendum, this State is given to
the Democratic candidate, if he is
moist" and that makes a total of
268, or two more than is necessary
for election
Connecticut, Too
But in a prohibition contest the
statisticians believe. Connecticut.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-17
RAIN HAMPERS
SHAREHOLDERS
But Prices at City Market
Are Unaffected.

An early rain hampered stand
holders in preparing displays at
city market today, but prices were
unaffected ~ the showers. To
matoes were Slightly cheaper at
cents a pound. Many stands had
the new Conord grapes at 60 cents
for a five pound basket. Tip top
melons were Of better quality and
sold for 20 to so cents each. Can
taloupes were 10 to 20 cents each,
Crabapples were 10 cents a pound.
Other prices included: Peaches,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-17
MOTHER OF 7 SLAIN

Pr Unite7 Press
HAZARD. KY. Aug. 17.-Seven
children were left orphans here to-
day by the killing of Mrs. Chile
Fields, 40. a widow. shot to death
last night following a fight said to
have resulted from a liquor party.
Johns Combs was reported serious
~ wounded and another member of
the Combs family shot, but not in
serious condition. No arrests have
been made.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-17
MAY USE PLANES
IN LIQUOR WAR
BIZ United Preas

By Untted Press
WASHINGTON. Aug. 17.-Plans
for reinforcing Americas new pro-
hibition air fleet were being consid-
cred by Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury Andrews today.
NJ. Q. Dunning, chief dry co-ordi.
nator for southeastern States, re-
ported to Andrews that seaplanes
had zen used effectively in sup
pressii : liquor smuggling eff Flori-
da. G orgia and South Carolina.
Dunniiag has had four planes under
his control to test out the advisa-
bility of attacking hootleggers from
the sky.
Andrews may ask Congress this
year for an appropriation to build
special prohibition planes. The
shis would be designed so they could
be used by military forces in case of
a national emergency.
Dunning, 1t is understood. told
Andrews that with his four planes
the south Atlantic coastline can be
patrolled daily, and liquor ships de-
tected miles before they come with
In territorial waters.
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five, electoral votes, will follow the
lead Of New York. and twelve more
is added to the total, swelling it
to ESQ.
These figures show what may
occur with the support of only the
solid South and the known anti
prohibition States. Some believe
that If present irritation with the
prohibition law continues a Dem.
ocratic candidate, running on q
modification platform may find him.
self the beneficiary Of a landslide.
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four pounds for % cents; head let
tuce, 10 to Is cents a head; celery,
to 10 cents bunch white corn and
golden bantam corn, three ears Tor
10 cents transparent apples, six
pounds for IS cents; huckleberries,
% cents pint; currants, 20 cents
pint; red raspberries, 25 cents
pint, and cucumhers, to 10 cents
each.
Blue and red plums were 10 cents
a pound; wien plums, Is cents
pound; seedless grapes, 10 cents
pound; malaga grapes, 8 cents
pound; winter spinach, 20 cents
pound; lemons, 20 to 40 cents q
dozen; oranges, 40 to 60 cents q
dozen; grapefruit, 10 cents each, and
pickles, 5Ol cents to 81 hundred,
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At Camp Delight. northeast of
the city, or the Noblesville Rd.,
girls of the Y. w. c. A. are hav-
ing the time Of their lives this
summer. The camp was opened
for the first time about a month ,
ago, and the girls, who take turns
at sharing the hospitality there,
wear Knockers, bathing suits, and
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Band, wBz-Tenor. wcBD11Music
WIP-TrIo. wJAZ-Dance. WMCA =
Band WSM--Pianist. WSOE-Build-
ing and loan ideas.
$50 +. M.-KOA Farm questions.
KPRC-CDlcert. WMMB-Old melo-
dies WFAA-Basso WHAD Re-
vue. WMAQ=Orchestra
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Concert. WBZz1soprano wCX -
Orchestra WHB-orEan Wild - -
Children.s hour. WMAQ-Book re-
Bible questions.
1910 Z. M.-WLS-Music
1880 p. M.-KPRC-Pianist. KoA-or-
eshsstira wBA Ale ri wcAwx c - En-
Entertainers. WGHP-studio. WHAs
Cardinals. WH0-Cayalry band. WIS
Concert WMAQ-Piano WMCA-
Entertainers. WRNY-Soprano.
7:45 p. M-wsM-Bedtime
o p. M.--KMoX = Orchestra. KYW -
Classical. WADC-Dance. VIDAL -
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HOUR
BY.
HOUR
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g P. Af.--KMox-Orchestra. KTHS -
Dance. KMA-Musicians WARC =
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Orchestra. WSoE-Music. WTAM -
o 80 Suq =. M.-KYw-carnival. wpKA =
chestra. WPG-Dance wRC-Band.
French harp. WEBH-Orchestra WGN
Studio. WORD-Lecture. WTAM-
1915 r. M. - woAw - Movie Club.
WBBM-Supper Club. WIP-Har-
1913 ai8"lp p. M.-wsB-orches.ra
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chestraL WMC-Qrchestra.
1I:45 L. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
IL Midmght-Dance. KPO-Dance. WQJ
Dance music.
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WONIEN'S GOLF

BIZ LHlTeU FFCSS
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE quail
flying round of the women's munich
pal championship was won in thu
driving rain Monday by Mrs. Sallis
Macmillan She had an 81 on th5
Van Cortlandt Park course.
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GANG RULE PROBE ON
Fourth Grand Jury Meets to Quiz
Chicago Vote Frauds.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. ia special
grand jury met today to investigate
election frauds and their connec-
ton with gang rule" in Chicago.
1t is the fourth grand jury called
for a special inquiry since Deputy
States Attorney William A. Nc
Swiggin was murdered five months
ago.
No one has been indicted for the
McSwiggin murder, but the counter.
inquiry into election frauds has re.
suited in sixty indictments.
Work on the Panama canal first
begun in 1881.
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Connecticut, Too

But in prohibition contest the
statlsticians believe. Connecticut.
with seven, and Rhode Island with