davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-02
f. T.. [. s.

Najdolezitejsi principov, kto-
re boly prevzate tunajsim bankov
nictvom z metod bankovnictva eu-
ropskeho, je prave statna kontro-
la, ktora sa vo Spojenych Statoch
dnes prevadza tax .prisne ako nj.
kde indie ma svete.
Prva skutocna banka bola 0.
tvorena v tejto zemi roku 1871
Robertom Morissom, superinten.
denton financii "a valky "a anne
rickd neodvislost' Bankovny ka-
pital boil upfsany hotovo ako Via
dou. tax al jednotlirymi obcanmi
Banka tato bola organizovana a.
ko banka Seyernej Ameriky vo
| Filadelfii pod charterom udele.
nym kongresom Spojenych Sta
TOW. Banka prijimala vklady po-
volovala pdzHky ohchodnikom, "a.
ko al Wade. Tato banka bola me-
skorSie znovu uznana Station
PENNSYLVANIA ako banka statna a
prevadza bankovy obchod dote-
| raz.
| Neskorsie mnohe inc staty "a
viedly statne banky. Sam kon-
gres povolil vylucny charter IL
strednej bankovnej institlcii INA,
mel ako Prva Banka Spojenych
| Statov, ktora bola zaroven finan-
cnym agentom vladnym, tlaciac
peniaze pod dohl adom vladnym
zaoberajuc sa al insou obchod-
| nou a verejnou sluzbou. Vylucne
| privilege, ktorych tato banka po-
zivala vedly ku znacnej ziarlivo-
sti ked' charter banky roktl
1S11 vyprsal, novy jej nebol pc
voleny. V nasledujucich rokoch
preto krajina vel mi trpela nedo-
statkom vlivnej centrallzovaneJ
bankovnej instititcie kontrolou
| penMnou a tax V roku 1916 bola
zailozena Drllha Banka SpoJenych
IStatev, ably sa tomuto nedostatkl
odpomohlo. Politicke kempllkacle
vsak opatovne priviedly tnto ban
ku V rolou 1886 X zaniku. Priro-
dzene. re nasledovala opat doba
bankovnictva, ktora nijakym spo.
sobom neuspokojovala.
1 Ked' vypukla obcianska vojna
obcania videli, re je najvacsmi do
lezite, ably narod NAL urcity ban
kovny system pod kontrolou Via
; dy, tax ably tato instititcla poma
hala pri financovani yojny a pre-
ukazovala vlade rome, inc sluz
, by. Preto roku 1863 Dol zaloze
lny narodny bankovny system, a
| to dl'a zakona, ktory zarucoval
. federalny charter tym bankam
i ktore by upisaly pri departments
I'd
pokladu .urcity pocet registrova.
nych vladnych bandov ako zaru-
ku "a bankovky, ktore maly tieto
banky pravo tlacit' Bankovky tie
i lkolovaly potom medzi l'ldcm Y
ihodnote penazi. "a tuto slllzbu
maly banky til vyhodn, ze smelly
zarabat' slusny zisk.
! Najdolezitejsim vysledkom to-
hoto zakona bolo, BE celej zemi
sa zaviedol ureity system bankov-
nych metod cirkulacie banko-
lviek. Statne banky musely sa po.
tom neskorsej dobe zriect w
aavspia fbairlap sk.R So zayrdss'''
MIN systemu narodnych bank po.
Gala sa ' spojenych statoch doba
zdravello, moderneho bankovnic-
| tva. 10 malo "a nasledok vacsiu
4 bezpednost istotu operaciach
Z ako n6rodnyych TAX ali St&tnych
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-02

Ska, ktore prispievaju nasmu Ii
votu. Tropicka vegetacia, ktora
posobenim blalhodarnych since
nych paprslekov vyrastla uN pred
vel'a milionmi rokov, ably neskor-
Sic sotlela skamenela, zasobuie
mas dnes ahlfm, ktorym ohrieva-
me syoje domy a pohaname ko-
lesa tovarnych strojov. Paprsle-
ky, ktore opustily slnko pred tyz-
dnami, mesiacmi, mono ze al rok
mi, vyarily mort vodu, ktora vo
forme dazd III snesla sa ma zem
a dnes tvori mocnu zasobu ener-
gle, uvaznenn "a hat mi. Uvol me-
ma, prez hat s,lmiaca voda, uva-
dza chod Dynamo, tax al e.
lektrina, ktora po drotoch pri-
chadza do nasho domu, ably no o.
hrievala a osvetlovala, je vlastne
iba zpracovanym slnecnym papr-
Slekom.
Ako nam pomahaju teplove a ra-
dove vlny.
Alko "a naco uElvame paprslekov
slneenMch, je kazdemu dobre INA
mo. Tieto paprsleky sprihaj1 na
Sci pece, ktotrej teplo cini nase
domy al zime obyvacimi, pomo-
cou ich varine nase pokrmy, ich
teplom vyrabame paru, ktorou po
hanalme stroje. - .
| V poslednej dobe pristupuje k
skupine az doteraz znamych pa
prslekov skupina nova, clovekom
doteraz neztlHitkovanych vim Her.
tzovych cize radiovych. V pri-
tomnosti sa tymito vlnami prena-
sa zvuk, hudba a slovo hovorene
a fotografie, vynalezcovia vsak
| tvrdia, re je iba otazkou casu
! kedy sa mimi budd moot prena,
Sat al pohyblive obrazy kinema'
tografu a kedy sa mimi budd O.
tacat' kolesa strojov, nachadzajd
cich sa d d'aleko cd pramena hna
cej silly.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-02
%, BIIlv1U

s nbovy dom SO vsetkymi poho,
dliaai a gsr&dzoaa, ma Delason
Ave, blizko ku skolam karam.
$4,000 mesaene. Haste sa Y {. 303
Mahoning Bank Bldg. alebo tele-
fonujte .7626i alebo $685..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-02
Drobne oillasly
SITE KAzDEHo DRUHU

"a mierne ceny "a dobr1 pracu
rucfm. Prid 'te do domu &. 3lO7
Powers Way alebo telefonnjte
64668.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-02
AKo PRE- MAS PAPRSLEKY
PRACUJtJ.
f. L. /. S.

Jedon 2 londynskych casopisov
priniesol nedavno zpravu, ze ul-
tra-fialove papraleky pomahait
urcusovat' zvierata, chovane VI
zoologickej zahrade; toho isteho4
dina dochadza zprava Camden,
n. j., ze rastlmy rastil lepsie 70
scmien hi az, ktore boly VISTA
yene Roentgenovym paprslekom.
Toto su lba diva dodatocne doka-
zy nesmiernej dolezitosti r6z-
nN5h, mnoho raz vel mi malo zna-
mych paprslekov.
Nauka roznych paprsIekoch
nie je abstra'ktnou vedou prirodo-
zpytcov paprsleky same nie ST
zazraIGnym zjavom, S ktorym pri-
chadlzame do styku iba vo W.
skumnych laboratoriach. V sku-
tocnosti su tieto paprsleky hlav-
nou vzpruhou nasej zeme, iba
ich pomocou je akykol' 'vek zivot
mozny.
slnecne paprsleky umoznuju
Mvot.
Ako kazdemu mas je znamo.
slnecne paprsleky sd prvou pozia-
davkou k existencii zeme samej.
Nebyt' svetla a tepla, ktore ku
nam 20 slnecneho zdroja prezia-
ruje SO milionami mil priestoru,
mas svet boil by mrtvym popolom
bez akehokol 'vek rastlinstva a bez
zvierat i tej najnHsej formy. Pa
prsleky, slozene v mocny, nikdy
nekonciaci prud svetel 'nych te-
plovNch vim, prenikaj1 k nam 81
rym priestorom, ably nam vo svo-
JON zivotarodnom kipeli poskyt-
ly moznost' pohybovat' sa, exi-
stovat' - zit'.
Pre- ncpochopitel 'n1 takmer ry-
~'hlost', ktorou sd teplove a svet-
love Why pohybujd (1S6yO00 miE'
"a sekundu), paprSlek, ktory sa
vas tol'ko co dotknul, opustil
svoj vzdialeny slnecny zdroj iba
pred osem minntami. u toho jc
teda vidno, re zasoba slnecneho
svetla je nielen mocna, ale i ne-
prestajne cerstva..
Kazda rastlina je tovarnou, poha
naNou slnecnymi paprslekmi.
Slnecne paprsleky ME sn nan
ma osoh iba preto, re mas ohrie.
vaju re zamedzuju zmwnutit
vsetkej vody ma nasej zemi. Tel
iicinky sd vel'a d 'alekosiahlej
Sic, a talk okrem niektorych ne
rastov a rudy takmer vSetko n;
nasej zemeguli d 'akuje i'm "a svo
wink. P6da, q ktorej vyrastaji
vsetky rastliny, bola smyta ka
meila popola vodou, ktora s;
teplom slnecnych paprslekov Wy
parila morov, ably potion v po
dobe dazd a dopadla na zem. San
vzrast rastlin na tejto pode bo
by nemoznym, keby nebolo since
neho svetla a tepla. Ak vd 'aG
rastlinstvO Ia svoju eXistenci1
slnku, dava svoju vd 'acnost' NJ
Javo tym, ze sa stava najvacSm
potrebnym l'udstvu zverstvu
Kazda rastlina stala sa uz pre-,
miLionami rokov vtipne vymy
slenou pascou, ktorej uklad
vsetku zyysnd energiu paprsle
kov. Tato pasca, otazoGna hmots
nazyvana chlorofyll, zbarvuje Ii
sty vsetkych 70 zeme rastdcic
rastlin zelenou farbou, pri do
tyku slnecnych paprslekov vyra
va celulozu, Skrob cukry, w
robky, ktore umoznujd existenci
zvieracieho sveta. V skutocnost
je teda kaEda rastlina samostat
nou tovarnou, ktorej NAL uck
''stroj" chlorofyll je pohanan,
vlnami energie, dodavanej re
lektrarne" vzdialenej SO miliono,
mill.
Tieto toyarne" dodavaju nan
priamo rozny tovar, potrebny nj
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-02
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redakcii.
Evening star., 1927-02-13

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Evening star., 1927-02-13

Newly elected officers of the Girls Club of ST. Martins Church
Left right front Miss Doh PRESIDENT Miss Margaret
Pudy PRESIDENT Miss Catherine NJ Dunlap. Miss
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Vncette Cnaa and Miss Mary Lowry. committee officers.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-11
CARSON, POTENTIAL
MILLIONAIRE, WEEDS
Miner-Inventor, Who Recently
Won $2O,0OO,OOO Patents Suit,
Takes Los Angeles Bride.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. March H.
George Campbell Carson, miner, in
ventor and potential multimillionaire
by virtue of a suit recently decided in
his favor by the United States SUI
preme Court, ceased today to be q
heldout" from the matrimonial league.
Carson, who is 81. married Mrs.
Hersee M. Gross of Los Angeles yes
terday. eI wanted to keep this thing
a little quiet" said Carson as he faced
reporters, who traced the couple to a
hotel here. She said she was As years
old
Not so long ago. when the Supreme
Court held that reverberatory furnaces
used by the American Smelling and
Refining Company and other metal
producers contained features which
Carson had invented and patented
without having paid him any roy
alties, he was placed in position
favorable to collecting some $4,000.
900 for patent infringement.
He was also placed In position to
choose from an army of girls and
women who had learned of his fame
and fortune and had written him
amorous notes.
well, I'm telling the world none
of those f1appers Will get me- he
boasted. "And I'm thinking, even
though l am rich, none or the women
viii get me-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-11
CHAP LIN TAX CASE
MOVE PREDICTED
Decisive Action Reported
About to Be Taken Based
on New Aspect.
Rr the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, March 1.-The
Times says crisis is near in the
Governments case against Charles
Chaplin. in which the film comedian
Is accused of failing to render complete
and correct income tax returns.
A decisive move" according to an,
parently well authenticated reports
from Federal sources, is imminent as
"A result OF a secret and exhaustive In
quiry. While Chaplin was the center
of the investigation. some or his as
sociates also are said to be involved.
Followed Divorce Action.
Civil actions were started by the
Government shortly after Lita Grey
Chaplin brought suit for divorce from
the actor. Income tax liens aggregat.
ting more than $1.500,000 for sums al
legged due for the years 1918 and 1919
and 1921 TO 1928. were filed against
Chaplin's properties here and in New
York
Later. a bond Of more than 100000
was posted by the comedians attor-
neys to release his Eastern holdings
Case Referred Here.
The tax case, in its entirely, recent
~ was taken TO Washington. ID {.
Until several days ago it was believed
a settlement was about to be made
Last week II became known that no
adjustment had been reached. This
was followed by reports that the case
had taken on a new aspect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-11
CARR|NGTONR ROW
IN TWO COURTS
One Brother Sues Other for
100000 and Is Ac-
CuSed of Assault.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. March 1.-THE legal
warfare between the Darlington
brothers, Col. Edward OF Chicago and
Campbell OF New York, who recently
figured in q street duel with canes,
broke out IN two courts yesterday.
The net result was that a $1,000, 900
alienation of affections suit brought
by the colonel against his brother In
Supreme Court was revealed and hear
ing of the assault case against the
colonel was adjourned until Tuesday.
The alienation suit came to light
when a motion to take the deposition
of Mrs. Mary c. Walsh Of New York,
on the ground that she is too i'll TO
appear in court. was denied by
Supreme Court Justice Giennon. A
like suit already is pending in Chicago.
In lis complaint today the colonel
charged his brother made love 10 his
wife, Mrs. Annette Walsh Snyder
Darlington. In support of tho charge
he attached q letter said to have been
written by Campbell Darlington to
the cofonel's wife and sent in an en-
velope addressed on typewriter to
Mrs. Walsh.
The letter, said 10 have been written
in July. 1928, told of being called to
Texas. You mus not stop writing, as
l have left envelopes with Amman TO
have your letters forwarded in" 1t
said. II will write TO you from Texas
in envelopes addressed on typewriter
to your mother if you will write and
tell me it is all right to do So"
Neither of the brothers appeared
when the felonious assault case. which
Campbell Darlington is prosecuting
against the colonel as q result OF the
Gaming. was called,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-11
ATHLETES TO BE USHERS
AT ONE-ACT TOURNEY
Community Center Department
Will Begin Play Contest To- ?
night at S:15 for Trophy.


Athletic groups affiliated with the
Community Center Department using
the gymnasium at Central High Gen.
ter will be ushers for the one-act play
tournament sponsored by the departN
ment which opens tonight at SID in
Columbia Heights Center. Eleventh
and Harvard streets. the groups in
Guiding basket ball teams from Poto-
mac Boat Club, Washington Canoe
Club, William Fl. West Co. and the
Crescent and Chevy Chase base ball
teams, represented by r. A. Bogley.
j. G. Cobb, A. II. Bowling. w. nj. Ron
rer and others
Four plays will be given tonight and
four tomorrow night, and the winner
of the trophy will be announced early
next week The winning group and
play will be presented at the Arts
Club of Washington the last week in
March, on the invitation of the dra-
matte committee of the Arts Club of
which Mrs. Maud Howell Smith is
chairman
The order of play tonight will be the
Forrest Players in "Chrysanthe-
NUNS the National Capital Players
in "A Night at An Inn." the Wilson
Players in "A Minuet" and the Pet
worth Players in Joint Owners In
Spain"
The tournament is under the direc-
ton of the dramatic section of the
Community Center Department, head
ed by Marie Moore Forrest, assisted
by Bess Davis Schreiner. with Harold
Snyder in charge of settings and light
ing.
Tickets may be had at the door of
Columbia Heights Center (Wilson Nor
NAL School BuildingD. on sale at pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-11
Two Are Sentenced
To 6 Months Each
For Beating Wives

John T. Stanner Of 652-A Or
leans place northwest. charged
with threats and assault upon his
wife, Marian l.. Stanner. mother
of six young children. was SEN
fenced to Jail for six months when
convicted by Judge Robert E. Mat
tingly in Police Court today on the
latter charge. The court took Stan
ner's personal bond on the charge
OF threats.
Mrs. Stanner produced in court
as evidence, an envelope filed with
hair, which she stated. her hus-
band pulled from her head during
u recent alteration.
Commenting upon the case, Judge
Mattingly stated that he wished
he could sentence the husband to
three lashes of the whip over his
bare back. as can be administered
in some States.
Another wife-beater, Samuel
Nicholson. who gave his address as
1902 Pennsylvania avenue. was
likewise given a six-month sem
tence by Judge Mattingly. when
convicted of choking his 60-year-
old wife. Mrs. Annie Nicholson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-11
COMSTOCK AND JOYCE
ENGAGEMENT IS OFF
Florida Realty Man Says Often
Wed Actress Is Fine Girl for
Some One Else.

By the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD. Calf, March IL
Stanford E. Comstock. wealthy Miami.
Fla. real estate operator. who was
slated to be the fifth husband of Peggy
Hopkins Joyce, says his engagement
TO the much-wed actress has been
called off.
Peggy is wonderful girl--for
somebody else" he declared when
located in a real estate office which he
recently opened here.
AS for Connie Amy, the cabaret
entertainer who also claims the affec-
tions of the Florida millionaire, Com
stock says he never had any intention
Of marrying her.
Connie is nice girl and | have
the highest regard for her." he ex-
planned
Following q brief estra ngement be-
tween Comstock and Miss Joyce, the
cafe dancer announced her engage
ment to the Floridan. Later. when a
reconciliation was reported. Miss Amy
made the declaration that she would
recover San or die
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-11
TORONTO TO SELL BEER
AT COST, SAYS PREMIER
Natives and Tourists Will Buy
Permits There to Purchase
Liquors.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TORONTO, Ont, March IL. - Beer
is to be regarded as a working mans
beverage under the new liquor control
law and is to be sold at cost.
Premier Ferguson said today the
government planned to derive no
profit from the sale of beer, and that
only the necessary handling charges
would be added to the cost of the
product
Permits, which will be necessary
for the purchase of all liquor, will
cost either 81 or 81. In the case OF
residents the permits will be good for
one year. and for tourists good for
one month. The tourists permits
may be sold at a slightly lower rate
than those for residents.
The premier said that, due to the
vast amount of detail necessary to
put the new law into effect, he did not
believe it would become operative be-
fore May Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-11
GIANT NEW AUDITORIUM.
Chicago Structure to Surpass Ca
pacity of Madison Square Garden.

CHICAGO, March II LD,--Construc-
ton work on a large civic auditorium
am exposition hall. to have capac-
ity greater than that of Madison
Square Garden in New York and the
Chicago Coliseum combined, is soon
to be started. p. 7. Harmon. spokes-
man for group of wealthy Chica.
goans associated with him in the prof.
ect, announced. The building will seat
10000 and will include an indoor
sports arena. the plans specify.
The building will be on a block
bounded by Madison. Wood and Lin.
,oln streets and Warren avenue. which
is easily accessible to all parts of the
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-11
MAN DIES IN PISTOL DUEL.
Opponent Seriously Wounded in
Shooting ARRAY in Kentucky.

CLEMONS. KY. March II CP).--
f. Caldwell. as. is In serious condi.
ton as result of a pistol duel they
fought IN the streets here Wednesday
night.
Hurt. merchant. and Caldwell, post.
master here were said to have been
on bad terms for some time. They
met Wednesday right, ard after
short conversation each walked a
few PAGES. turned and began firing
TWO OF Hurts shots took effect in
'aldwciis legs and hips. Hurt was
shot through tho heart. dying in.
stautly.
Caldwell is married and has a fam.
lily. Hurt was single.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-11
Prospectors Seek
Good Roads, Reject
Police Chief Offer
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
WEEPAH, New, March 11.--Po-
litical activities were centered on a
good roads movement in this tent
city today after prospectors believ-
ed they had crushed the hopes of a
South Dakota man to become chief
of police.
Out OF the mass Of mail received
at Tonopah, supply base for the
gold camp here. came a letter from
the Dakotian giving his qualifica-
ton as peace officer. He was in
formed by telegraph that FIVE gun
men would be needed TO enforce
laws as he suggested.
Plans have been completed for
rebuilding the road from Tonopah,
40 miles east of here, which was
washed ont last Summer. 1t will
reduce the distance to 81 miles All
drinking water must be hauled
from Tenopah.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-11
Officer Writes Treatise on Cheetahs
After One Bites Him In Chicago Home

attack a man. but one of.them bit my
leg. Mr.. Wentworth said this was
because of the scent Of my police dog.
They eat about 3 pounds Of
raw meat every day, and get their
exercise next door. where they are
surrounded by a brick wall feet
high. The animals are male and
female, and they are months old
and are about or feet tall. When
grown they are bigger than a Russian
wolf hound. and can so faster than
any animal alive.
''My opinion is that the animals
ought to J ordered out of the city
before warm weather, because they
are likely to injure so'ne one"
He said the animals are kept on
the top floor of the Wentworth home,
and lie on a large bed equipped with
a white sheet. The only other furni-
ture in the room is heavy rug.
While he was watching one animal.
the other walked up behind him and
bit him. the sergeant said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-11
MRS. K0HUT TO SPEAK.
Rabbits Widow Will Address Ma
tional Jewish Forum Sunday.

The next session of the National
Jewish Forum will be held at the
Jewish Community Center Sunday
evening. with Rebekah Kohut. author.
as the speaker.
Mrs. Kohut, tho widow OF Rabbi
Alexander Kohut. is former president
Of the National Council Of Jewish
Women. The local council will act
as host. Following her talk. open
discussion will bbe held. The meet
ing is open to the public.