davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
S. 8. X. ZALOzf VYSSIU SKoLU.

Ma kongrese S. s. K. vydrziavanom pred dvoma tyz-
dnaml Pittsburgh, ,snesene boo pise jeho predse-
da zalozit slovenskii vyssiu skol Spoienvch Sta
toch Lepsieho cel'a 81 Sdrlzene ami nemohlo vybrat
zaslz vsemoznn ponoc svoj ciel uskutocnit. Lebo
veru sovenske vyssie skoly nam vel mi potrebn6 Bez
mich narodny duch vynera nasej mladezi tym bu-
dncnost nasho narodneho zvota.
Zaoz' slovenskd vyssiu skolu je ne talk take, ze
by sa nedao. Ale je ME malckost' Pri vyvinui odr-
sevujuce agitace vsak sosbiera potrebn kapita
budovu ej zaradenie, co e hlavna vec ebo vydavky
adinistlaene platy vekej ciastky budl hradene
zapisneho Povaziac silu slovenskych katokov Ame-
like ch bohate ustanovz1e, mysme, re Sdrzenie do
siahne svojho krasneho ciela.
Ia t1to skou by m0ho dobrym svedomin pracovat'
hazdy Slovak. Ale kto by Eechcel, tax nesme ej ami
skodit ebo to nema prava V0bec uz je case
nit sposoby bojov fakcii Zname nicive heslo Nic i'm
neverte mic i'm nedajte vypomstilo vsetkych
nako.
Ia katolfekou vyssou skoou mozno pride al evanje-
ckA kedze mamie al Sovakov, ktorl majd radsej
rodne skoy, lfame, be budeme mat al narodnn Gin
tym lepsie. Americki Sovac zdrzia tarchu vydrzava
MIA yiacerych vyssich skol
SloYaei Amerike zameskal nnaoho. be 50 neposta-
asli zaleSenie skola sk6l pzisnysel
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
NOVA OMADZOVACIA
METHODA.

Londynsky lekar DIR. Waters
usporiadal pred pozvanym ODE.
censtvom prednasku, v ktorej po,
dial nastin svojej novel omladzo.
vacdj therapie, ktorl on vynasiel
Mysli, re chirurgicky zakrok ma
piatom obratli zarucuje pri maj
mensom prave tax dobre a trvalt
vysledky, ako operaeie Steina-
chove a Voronovove. kroma toho
je tato methoda vraj lplne be2
rizika. Zvlastne vlastnosti tohoto
piateho obratla neboly doteraz
zname. Ukazujn vsak dosial' ne
vysvetleny sice, ale vel mi rozho.
duj1ei vliv ma celkovy stav clio.
veka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
BOZ PROTI MRAVNEJ
SPUsTLOSTI v RUSKU

Pocetne a neohytcajne surove
preciny proti mravopocestnostl,
spaehanej na mladych dievkach,
vyvolaly sovietskom Rusku ko-
necne vel'ke pobdrenie. Tlac "a.
obera sa denne tymto tematom a
poukazuie ia to, re sd tn neJedna
len o jednotlive preeiny, ale stale
sa slriace zosurovenie a znemrav-
nelost'. Vo vsetkych vacsich me-
stach, ba al ma dedinach, vysky-
tuji sa cele tlupy pijanov rya-
Gov, ktori 81 pojem slobody,
predstavujn ako neviazanost a
terorizuji vsetko neslychane. :
tymito surovcami sa musl uz raz-
ne zatocit' pri tom sa vlada ne
smie vyhmit ami pred naJostreJ-
simi opatreniami, lebo preclny
proti mravopocestnosti mlere,
' akej sa vyskytuju dnes Rus
ku, kompromitujn poyest soviet
skeho statu al "a hraniciami.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
cErIm.oIDoVE TENIDLA PRE-
oCI ST NEBEZPEcNE.
f. l.. |. s.

Narodna Rada Bezpeenostl W.
striha kazdeho, ktory uziva tlenl-
do pre- oei, zhotovene 20 zapal' :
neho materially, manifesto klobu-
ka alebo ciapky, ably zachadzal S
MIN vel mi opatrne, ak chce "a
branit' nest 'astiu. Vystraha tate
tje vysielana preto, re bolo hlase-
ne vel'a pripadov, ked' Jednotllv-
eli boil vazne popalenl zapalenim
sa tychto tienidiel.
Osoby, pouzivaj1ce tienidlo zo
zapal 'neho materialu, majI byt
zvlast' ma pozore pri zapal 'ovanf
81 fajky, cigary alebo cigarety, a
by 81 pri tom nezapalily al tieni
dlo. Osoby, robiace tovarnacf
pri otvorenom ohni, alebo dakdeI
kde pri praci iskry alebo male ku
sky horiaceho materialu lietah
ma vsetky strany, maly by 81 "a
dovazit' tienidlo nezapal 'nehc
materialu.
Hoe sa al ida vel'mi snadnym
v pripade potreby odstranit' tie
nldlo jednoduchym pohybom ru
ky, predsa vyskytly sa pripady
ked' ohdn 20 vznateho tienidla
presiel Ma vlasy potion al ma O.
blicaj.
Najma deti, ktore tax rady
urobia 81 maly ohen, maly by byt
varovane, ably sa nepriblHovaly
vel mi k ohnu, ak majl ma hlavt
podobne tienidla.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
LITERA7URA.

Obdrzali SINE po tieto dni LOO
stranovl knizku pod menom Spra-
covanie ovocia v domacnosti, kto-
ri napisal byv. professor techno-
logic ma vysokej zahradnlckeJ
skole Viktor Buchta, teraJsl stat.
Inspector ovotinarstva pre- Slo-
vensko a prednosta stat. vyskum-
neho ustavu ovocinarskeho v Bra
tislave. KnMku vydala svojim ma
kladom spolocnost' Academia .
v Bratislave.
V knizke je vsetko, co kazda
gazdina po:rebuje vediet' o zava.
rani ovocia, vareni lekvarov, dze'
low, dzemov, syrupov, stiav, vina
iehu, octu atd'. Vsetko je jasnt
a. srozumitel ne opisane, ,takze
kazda gazdina bude mat Z nej O.
pravdivy osoh poueenie. V kni
he ie % obrazov. Cena pre- Anne
riku $1.OO. Knizku mono obJed
nat v nasej redakcii alebo ma re
daktorovej adrese: M. Mraz, IL
So. Whitney Ave-, Youngstown
Ohio. - Objednana zasoba nan
az prisla a nina sa rychlo.,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
TERAZ JE CAS- MA TO!

Nel'mi caste pocujeme ponosy nasich lud re boil
pre- trochu pva alebo vina arestovan povlacen
pred skvaersk6 study Neruz stale sa re pre- panku pa
leneho pre- paru fasek pva alebo gallon vna clovek
plat az 600 pokuty ekrem pravotarskych trov ME
messkemu, nie okresnem ami satnemu alebo krajnske
sdu ale len rychtarovi bce ako e Poland aebo Can
field kol'ko stovak stoji jedno arestovane skvaer
skymi konstabami, to tiez je kazdemu dobre znamo.
Taketo vy1nahanie proibicie k v6li zalobkom hnus
kazdemu poriadnemu cloveku. ME je spravodve
AMI voc mestu. Lebo peniaze nasich NEST tanov d1 do
bezdnych vrecak rychrov skvajerov ich nadhanacov
Mesto tvch pok nedostane AMI cena. No, vZdor tou
prot zu nerob nic. Zda sa akoby nkto nedba Lebo
konstabl rychtarski hadsi s tax opatrni Re zredka
arestuj tn rodeneho AneIikana Ich pole cinnosti su
cudzinecke stvrte. Tu rozez cihajd svoje obee
ako macky mys prcom dopust aju sa l'kych SUI
rovosti.
Teraz je cas- jednat. Telaz, pred vol bami. Name
tn politick6 kluby name Federacu kubov aspon 1000
hasov. Odporlcame kubom Federic zavoat 81 vse-
tkch polaneck senatorskch kandidatov do statnej
zakonodarne pytat cl program tejto otazke.
Maly by i'm povedat': "Budeme vas vsetc hasovat, ,
ked podate navrh budete jeho pratie pracovat
by vsetc skvajeri odprata svojimi konstablami
miest do dedin kde prsichajii zakazan6 bolo ako
skvajerom tax dednskym rvchtarom lovit obete po
mestach ktore maj svoju fiadnu policu svoe study
kuby Federacia maly by prist do styku ostatnymi
klubami narodnosti, ako alianskym 'skymi, hor
vatskym mad arskymi atd. ziada cd mich kooperaciu
tejto otazke. Sine isti, ze by ju neodoprely.
Nase kuby, nasa Federacia, mltsia zasahovat al do
statnej politiky vpyvat vynasane zakonov. Dive
tisc volicov e ME mackos povsimne 81 ich zadosti
kazdy kanddat ked' ich jednomysePne podajd Dokal'
ale CUISINE, kandat tiez cusia Dosia len ieden verei-
he vystup prot praktikam skvajerov sice demokrat
Nate Kaufman. Ked republkansk kanddati budd vi
det re 81 voca ziadaj zmenu, bud pnteni 81 ich za-
dos vsnnlt ebo s to voleni ably ziadosti svoiich
volicov vynrahali.
Neomeskajme prilezitost'! Jednajme teraz, ked' je
na to cas-. Darolnne je nadavanie po vol'bach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
1900 t1NsKYCH voJAKov
ZH0RELO A ZATOPILO SA

t & y
v Cine este vzdy zuri obcian-
ska vojna. Tato vojna je tax me-
chutna, re sa nou svetove caso-
pisy len malo zaoberajd. v nede-
l,u prisla do Ameriky zpraya, ze
Transporting parnik Kuang Yung,
prevazaj1ci yojsko municiu ge-
nerala Sun Ohaun-Fanga, zhorel
a potOpl sa Y Kiukiang rieke, pr
com zshynulo 1900 vojakov PRIV
neE sa parnik potopil, vyb1sila
ma nom muneia. Vybneh j yoja-
kov lod rometal % mari.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
oRJAv pREDHISTORICKEHO
MESTA v GEORGII.

Ruski archeologovia objayili Y
lkraji pri Manglisu ma kaukaze
vel'ke predhistoricke mesto Wy
stayene z ohromnych, ziadnou la
tkou nespojenych kamennych kva
drov. Nasli tiez primitivne sta
vane oltare, zasvatene bozstvu O.
hna a vody. Vo vykopaykach a
patrani po d'alsich pamiatkach
sa pokraeuje.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
81 ,s35 voGItoV
"a HEGISTROVAL0

v meste Youngstown registro-
valo sa K novenlbrovym voFbam
spolu 3l,935 volnov, Go je hodne
menej, nez po ine roxy, ked' s.
soia statni i okresnf iradnici.
Najmenej yoli6oy % registroyalo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22

v 6. warde, len $500, najviac y
S. warde, 5,331. Volicia, ktori sa
dosial' nemohi registrovat', bu-
dl sa moct' este registrovat' 80.
oktobra alebo /. novembra, ked
dokaIzu, ze v registracne dni boil
nemocni alebo vzdialenl mesta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22

nych. Inc narodnost maju vysse skoly roba vel Ike
pokroky Ma pr. Rusi vydrziavajl vacere priemysene
skoy korych sa vychovavad znalnenitf mechankovia
pre- vedice postavenia amerckych tovarIach 20 sne
zameskali, musne dohanat'! #
Sd1lze1liu SIoy. Katolikov prajene plneho zdaru V
tomto nasledovaniahodnom podujat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-08
American in Paris
Shoots Two Women
And Commits Suicide

Paris, Dec. 7.-(P)-William Howell
Payne. an American resident Of Paris,
today shot and killed his wife and q
governess and then committed sui
eide.
Mr.. Payne shot his wife first ana
then turned the revolver on tho
governess, Mile. Adrienne Henry. All
three were dead when the police ar
rived.
The Paynes has lived in an apart
ment on the Avenue Des Champs
Elysees for number of years. He
was member of the st. Cloud Coun-
try Club and the Travellers Club.
Mr.. Payne, who was 68 years old,
formerly resided in New. York City
but had maintained a luxurious
apartment in Paris for the past 20
years. His wife, Jennie, was 81 years
old and was born in Georgia. She
had been paralyzed for long time.
From the meagre information
which police were able to obtain, It
appeared that Mr.. Payne had been
away on a long trip. Upon returning
home at noon today he found that he
had lost large sum of money and
began shooting. Police said Payne
recently had an attack of nuresthe-
MIA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-08

Washington. Dec. 7.-(Pl-The sem
ate today voted, 20 to Z, to bring the
past activities of Arthur r. Gould,
new Republican senator from Maine:
under the scrutiny of a senate in.
vestigation to determine his fitness
to serve in congress-
The action was taken at the res
quest of Senator Gould after Senator
Walsh, Democrat, of Montana. had
challenged his qualifications. In a
resolution Walsh had proposed an in.
quiry into charges that IL years ago
Gould was involved in the bribery OF
a Canadian official in connection with
a railroad contract.
Plans of Republican leaders to have
the resolution referred to commit.
tee were upset when Senator Gould
arose and declared he would welcome
an investigation of his past conduct
and there was nothing in the resolut
ton that could embarass him.
This announcement came at the
conclusion of profound discussion Of
the merits of the resolution by its
author, who declared politics did not
enter into the case. as expulsion Of
Gould would not seat his Democratic
Continued on Page 31Col. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-08
Banking Group
May Secure Control
Victor Talking Co.

New York, Dec. 7-(P)-Control of
the Victor Talking Machine Com
pany, the country's largest 'manufac-
turer of monographs, is expected to
pass to a banking group headed by
Speyer and Company and J. and w.
Seligman and Company in a $40.-
100000 cash transaction under the
terms Of an agreement concluded
today.
The bankers announced tonight
that they had taken an option to
purchase the controlling interest in
the company, now held by its presi-
dent, Elbridge r. Johnson, at price
of Sis share and that the same
offer would be made to all the other
stockholders.
Representative of the bankers
said it would be their intention to
preserve after the change in owner
ship the continuity of the present
managership which built up the
company to first place in Its field
and recently restored it to a strong
position after it had been hard hit
by the rapid development of the
competitive radio industry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-08
Danish Freighter
Badly Buffeted
About by Gales

Portland, Me-, Dec. 7.-lP)-Evi-
oence of the severity of the gales
which have wracked the North At
lantic the last few weeks was
brought to port today by the Danish
freighter Copenhagen. Battered and
damaged after 27-day almost con-
tinuous battle since leaving Antwerp.
she resembled a steam propelled
iceberg as she crawled up the har-
Dor to one of the Grand Trunk Rail-
way docks.
The Copenhagen's life boat deck
was swept clean, leaving only two
small tenders on the bridge deck,
her smoke stack of quarter inch
thick metal had been f1attened like
paper by an immense wave, stan.
chions of heavy metal were twisted,
and deck ladders twisted or broken.
Part of her bridge was crushed and
her davits were frozen into thick
cakes of ice.
From the time the freighter
"poked her nose to the north"
Capt. Peter Hanson said, she en-
countered succession of gales, each
of which seemed to be worse than
waves 60 feet high" he declared,
with the life lines strung across
the decks, 1t became matter of
life or death for the men in the
crew Of % to venture from below.
Everything was battened down tight
and the ship was allowed to take it
as best she could"
The steamer fortunately did not
run short of fuel, having taken on
enough coal for the trip from Port
land to Savannah She brought d.
600 bales of pulp for this port.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-08
Annual Session
Dominique Club
Held at FreepOrt

Freeport, Maine, Dec, THE
National Dominique Club is holding
it's annual session in connection with
the cath annual exhibition of the
Freeport Poultry Association, which
opened here today. Owing to the
storm the arrival of many birds
have been delayed and judging,
which should have been well under
way tonight will not commence in
earnest until tomorrow. c. I. Davis
Of Waterville. is president of the So
ciety, F. +. Gould of Freeport is vice
president, Arthur w. Goodwin of
Freeport. treasurer, and Luther c..
Cushing of Freeport, secretary.
Over 500 birds have already been
entered and by the time the last of
the poultry is in the exhibition pens
it is expected that fully 600 birds will
have arrived.
Among the largest exhibitors are
G. A. Davidson of West MUlsbury,
Mass, and L. H. Seavey of LeXing-
ton, Mass, who specialize in Ameri-
can Dominiques, Frank Field of Au-
burn, John Leavitt of Topsham,
Riverview Poultry Farm of South
Gardiner, F. F. Gould. H. M. Ring
rose, and Glen Farm of Freeport.
J. H. Woodward of Tyngsboro,
Mass, is judge in the exhibition class,
A. @. Carter of Waterville of the
American Dominique class and c. M.
Wilbur of Orono, of the utility class.
The annual meetings of the Domi-
nique club and the Freeport Poultry
Association will be held tomorrow
night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-08
COAL BARGE IN
SINKING CONDITION
AT RICHMOND FERRY

Richmond, Dec. THE coal
barge, "Neshaning," held fast in the
ice at the Richmond-Dresd ferry
for the past two days. was reported
as in a sinking condition late to-
night. The barge was badly cut by
ice on its way from Augusta in
tow of the tug Seguin and caught in
the ice at Richmond, the tug leav-
ing and proceeding to Bath. her
home port.
The crew of the barge has been
working the pumps ever since she
caught but it was reported late to-
night that the water is gaining on
the pumps and the bow of the barge
is we'll down into the water. The
Seguin and another tug will arrive
here early tomorrow morning and
an attempt will be made to take her
down to Bath in the event that she
stays on top of the water for the
rest of the night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-08
1.-Two Big Tobacco
Concerns to Pool
In s25O.0OO,O0O Deal

New York, Dec 7-(P-The two
gest retail cigar store chains in
b world, the United Cigar Stores
bid the Schultz Retail Stores Cor
emtiun, are reported to have pooled
tsr interests in a new s250,000, 900
Enture for the manufacture and dis
thaton of tobacco products.
The New York Herald Tribune
BIZ the two firms have reached an
lgenent whereby each will maintain
b IDENTIFY but both companies will
nprate through the union and
United Tobacco Corporation, a hold
b. company organized eight months
b by persons associated with the
Fitted Cigar Stores Company.
The holding company will purchase
bill Of the stock of the Schultz cor
praion and a large portion of the
peck Of the United Cigar Stores
Company. The president of the new
tnpany will be a business associate
George ]. Whelan, president of
b United Cigar Stores Company,
sih his brother, Charles A. Whelan
ri David A. Schultz, head of the
Efulte corporation, will be vice
fsdents.
The working agreement the Herald
'abune says, is believed to be the
N step for the amalgamatloh of the
10 chain store firms which has been
subject Of negotiations for more
gan five years. The United Cigar
Fans Co., operates 5000 retail stores
the United States while the
EAglte chain reaches almost 300.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-08
Three to Hospital
In Series of Fires
In Brighton District

Boston, Dec. 7.-(P)-Three persons
were taken to hospital and six 9TH
ers were driven out into freezing
weather by three fires in the Brighton
district early today. All three fires
were in progress at the same time and
double alarms were sounded for two
of them, giving the fire department
busy time on one of the coolest morn
ings yet this season.
Mrs. Claire Sanborn and Miss Kath-
crime Herman were overcome by
smoke during a fire in their home,
which drove six other occupants of
the house to the street. Both women
were taken to st. Elizabeth's Hospi-
tai.
William Bell, fireman, was remov-
ed to the same hospital suffering from
a cut in the head and the effects of
smoke. He was rescued from the base
ment of a store where he had been
overcome, by Brool1line firemen under
Chief Allen, who responded to the Sec
nd alarm.
The third fire, for which two alarms
were sounded, was in another store.
The combined damage was estimated
at $4,000 by fire department officials.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-08
National City Bank
OF New York City
Is Largest in World

New York, Dec. 7-(Ap)-The
National City Bank Of New York,
which has long held the distinc-
ton OF being the largest CONNER
eial bank in the United States,
today voted $25, 900 increase
in stock which will give it the
largest capital, surplus and un-
divided profits of any b:.nk in the
world. A large "melon" for
stockholders will result from the
enlargement.
At the same time the directors
authorized plans for building up a
worldwide organization through
the acquisition of the major
branches of the Information. al
Banking Corporation, a subsid-
larry.
Upon the enlargement Of its
capital structure the bank will
have a capital Of $75, Ooo, 900, sur
plus of $50,000,000 and undivided
profits of nearly $4,000, oo0-a
total of approximately $143,0o0,-
600. This will exceed by more
than $10,000,000 the capital fig
ures of London's three largest
financial institutions, the Mid
land Bank, Barclays Bank and
lloyds. Total resources Of the
National City Bank now exceed
ing 100000 probably will be
expanded considerably by the de-
velopment program.
Upon completion Of the propos-
ed program the bank will be OPP
Grating, directly in rs cities and
in % countries throughout the
world.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-08

Authority was given to the State
treasurer by the Governor and Coun-
ell yesterday to sell to the highest
bidder Kennebec bridge bonds in the
aggregate sum of 100000. This will
complete. the sale of $1,5OO,OOO bonds
of the total issue of 100000 author
lied by the last Legislature for the
construction of the bridge at Bath.
The order of the Governor and
Council specifies that these will be
four per cent coupon bonds bearing
date Of January l, 1927, and payable
at the office of the treasurer of tSate
on January l. in the years 1851 to
1865 inclusive in annual installments.
Governor Brewster commented yes
terday on the progress of the con-
struction of the bridge, stating that
the foundation is 80 per cent complet-
ed, this amazing progress being on
account of the favorable fall. 1.-THE
superstructure is rapidly being
fabricated" he added.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-08
Commerce Experts
Hold Conference
with Business Men

FGtland, Maine, Dec. 7.-(P)-Five
|'4trs OF the Department of Com
ssee who are making tour of New
|.saad, today began a series of con-
Fences with Maine businessmen on
|Nsnercial and Industrial conditions.
u NJ Jones, chief Of the finance
FL Investment division, in an adj
|S@ at luncheon attended by a
E"ap OF local businessmen, said it
II Acessary to get away from the
"a mat the United States must
NV w. an excess of exports over i'm
lnat was true" he said, when
\. were a debtor nation, but now
T. :. we have become a creditor ma
n. w. y is no longer important. With
\. rapidly growing population, We
more nearly approaching the
E%.s sach year where w will con-
|,, sIs me major portion of the food
.slv's we raise. l should not be
|s rMsed If in a decade or two We
IN avn ~ De OBLIGED to import part of
WIN and even some of our meat"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-08
Circuit Court
FOrfeits Yacht
ConejO to u. S. Govt.

Boston, Dec. 7-P)-The 100000
yacht Conejo. seized as a rum runner
several months ago, was forfeited to
the government today by an opinion
handed down by the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals. The opin-
ion sets forth that any pleasure yacht
which smuggles liquor into, the Unit
ed States is liable to forfeiture to the
federal authorities.
The Conejo was alleged to have
landed liquor on the Maine coast at
Portland and Freeport. At the time
allegations were filed against her by
United States District Attorney Dyer
of Maine the vessel was tied up at a
local shipyard. When Maine Coast
Guardsmen came here to take pos
session, the yachts commander, AL
exander Bush, obtained a possessory
libel which prevented her removal to
Maine until the appellated court de-
manded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-08
Foreman of Jury
Defendant in Suit
Before Federal Court

Boston, Dec. 7.-(P)-Ralph Horn
blower of Hornblower & Weeks,
Boston brokerage firm, today was
chosen foreman of Federal grand
jury here. He pointed out to judge
Lowell that he was a defendant in
thu recently instituted civil suit of
thf government to recover more than
S5t000,000 through the alleged Illegal
sale of the Bosch Magnetic Company
of Springfield, seized as alien pro-
perty during the war, but he was
permitted to serve.
One of the members of the jury is
Frederick c. Church, Jr., of Lowell,
who married Muriel Vanderbilt.