davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-20
sLovAK NABITY A
ORABOVANY o $3.50
Zbojnlci boil tiez Slovaci.

Andrej Siman y Aliquippa, Pa,
sue ma cests do Detroit, Mich, "a
stavil sa V utorok tuna, aby ce-
stou navstivil svojho brata, byvH-
jiiceho Campbell. Vykonajnc
svoju navstevu, vratil sa veGer ma
stanicu New York Central drahy,
ably pokratoval ma svojej ceste do
Detroit. Tu sa priblizili k nemu
dvaja chlapi prihovoriac sa mu
po slovensky, povedali mu, ze ma
druhej stanici mohol by dostat'
rychlejsl vlak, ktory odchodi sko-
rel, nezii ten z n. Y. Central sta
nice. A dolozili, ze ak chce, ze ho
ma til druhu stanicu odvezi, re
majn taxi. Mic zleho netusiaci ST.
man sadol 81 do ich automobilu a
oni miesto ma stahicu, uhahali $
MIN Won 2 1nesta. Ma osamelom
mieste zastali, vyhovoriac sa, ze
maj1 prepichnuti gumu kAzali
Simanoyi 2 auta vyjst'. Ked' ST.
man auta vySiel, jeden 20 zboj-
nfkov kazal mu pozret' ma licen-
sovl platnu ked' sa Siman soh-
nnf, zbojnik no silno uderil neja-
kym obuchom po l'avej strane
tvari. Potom sa ma Simana vrhli
obaja a ukradli mu vrecka $50
opaska, ktory NAL pod kose-
l'ou opasany, $1,000. Zbomici mu
pri tom cele saty dotrhali. Ale ami
to i'm nebAo dost'. Vydavaj1c sa
"a "prohibienych policmanov",
rozrezali mu britvou alebo nozom
kufrlk a vsetko z neho vyhadzali,
hi 'adajilc nom "palcne' totiz
nejake inc cennosti. Potion necha-
juc Simana tam, uai. Siman uzna-
mil zbojstvo policii, dajuc jej do
, , bry opis zbojnfkov ako al cislo
licensovej platne ma ich aute, len
nevedel udat', ci licens bol vyda-
nv v Ohio alebo v Pennsvlyanii.
Dzych zbojnikov policia hi ada.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-20
COOLIDGE BUDE
KANDmovAT.

Senator Frank r. Willis z Ohio
NAL v Marion rec, ktorej vyhla-
sill, re prezident Coolidge bude
kandidatom ma prezidentstvo bu-
d1ceho roku ze bude al v prvom
hlasovani ma konvencii nomino-
vany. Toto vyhlasenie vzbudilo
vel 'k1 pozornost' V krajine, lebo
Willis povazovany je "a blizkeho
cloyeka prezidentoyho zname je.
re prezident dosavad' odoprel po-
vedat', ei bude alebo nebude kan
didatom, a to zdor mnohym do
tazom Cd vaznych l'udf krajiny.
Jestli Coolidge bude kandida-
tom, demokrati budh mat dobrh
pritezitost' k Wit azstvu, lebo js
poukazovane ma to, re ked' Roose-
Welt nemohol dostat' treti tcrm1n.
nedostane no ami Coolidge, ktory
ie ME tax obi tlbeny, ako boil ne
bohy "Teddy''. Avsak ten cas-
demokrati neboli tax roztrhani a
rozvadeni ako sn teraz. Len syor-
most popularny kandidat by
i'm zadovazil Wit 'azstvo. Mozno sa
demokrati este yzpamatajl.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-20
SLOvENSKYM GROCERIsTOI
A MAsIAROM DO POzoRNOsT

Rome ttdenarske firmy V Ces
koslovensku obracaju sa ma mas
ably sme i'm podali mena a adr>
sy takych ceskoslovenskych Fl
riem V Amerike, ktore by chcel,
dovazat' rome starokrajove deli
katesy, ako su 1dene sunky, par
ky (virstle), salamy, susene huby
lekvar, syr atd'.
Ktori slovenskf, rusinski aleb
ceski obchodnici by chceli vstf
pit do sty!su takymi firmami
Ceskoslovenskn, mech o tom k
skave napisu ma
ceskoslovenskt konsul&t
26O3 Fifth Ave, Pittsburgh, Ps
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-20
VEL'KE VfCHRICE
Y INDIANE A II.INoIs

V Peoria, III. a V indianapolis
Ind. udaly sa v stredu vecer vel >
Ike vichrice sprevadzane obrov-
skIm lejakom. V Peorii maly ja-
rok sa tax rozvodnla, ze 800 do
NOV bolo za1iate vodou a obyva-
telia museli rjst'. Pat do pat
mast ludi pritom zahynulo. Sko-
da obnaSa skoro million dolarov.
V Indianapolis yiohor ssrltI
nlnoho domOv a do sto l'udi bolc
ranene. Tu skoda zaprifinenh bo-
la ma tri miliony dolarov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-20

jala Jednohlasne. Spravca Llgy
Kral sl'iibil, re baseball hra toho
roku bud tou najepsou, akii Slo-
vaci kedy videli.
Ma zaokrytie yydavkov spoie.
nych baseball hrou po tuhej de
bate odhlasovane bolo, ably vstup
ne ma baseball pre- muzskych box
soc, pre- zeny 25c a deti zdarma
Protinavrh ma 25c vstupne ak,
pre- zeny tax pre- muzov nepresiel
lebo boly obavy, zeby sa q tax niz
keho vstupneho vydavky nezao
kryly.
Potrebne vybory ku pokladnie
pri baseball hre zaobstara 81 spra
ca Slov. Dna spravca Baseball
Ligy.
Baseball hra sa zapocne pc
3. hodine, najneskorSie o 3. ho
dine.
Bud1ca schodza urcena bola n
den 81. maja vecer v skole s,
CyrilLa a Methoda.
Nato predseda br. j. j. Schro
mofsky sch6dHu o IL. hodine "a
klucil pod 'akovanim "a hcast'
bratske pojednavanie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-20
SOKOLI POJDU HRAr
"R0ZMAJRfN" DO FARRELL.
Kto tento krasny kus este nevi-
del, ma prilezitost ho .videt 20.
maja Slov. Dome vo Farrell.

Drarnaticky Krtlzok Sboru 146.
I. S. j. Sokol, ktory toho roku
zahral diva razy v skole Sv. Cy-
rilla a Methoda najkrajsiu slov.
dramu "Rozmajrin" pojde tento
kus opakovat' do Farrell nede-
fu, 90. maja veter. Divadlo bude
tam znamom vel kom Narodnom
Dome. Slovaci Youngstown a o.
kolia, ktori zameskali videt' ten
to kus tuna, majd dobr1 prize
zitost' urobit' 81 vylet do Farrell
a tam byt' 1castni predstavenia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-20
.OZNAMENIE DO YOUN0S' !
TOWN A OKOIIA.

v nasom mestc okoli jesto
viacej Slovakov, co sa zahjimaj''
q Floridu. Je medzi nami znamy
brat, Slovak pan Anton Hok, kto-
ri prave prisiel q Floridy, kde sa
zdrsoval NJ diva roxy. Co nam po.
vedal a ukazal, to mo6e kazdeho
zanjimat'. Pan Hok bude tejte
nedeli Y Youngstown a povie nan
toho Floride viacej.
Tymto zvem vsetkych, ktori 81
zauj5majl, ma schdd0ku v mojon
dome, tejto nedeli vecer, %. m&ja
Som 1ctou,
]. + MaEuslin,
1853 3. Florida Ave
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-20
APRfLovA v4PLATA vELKA

Aprilova vyplata v priemysel-
.nych podnikoch bola neobyGajne
a neo6akAvane vysoka, lebo v a.
prili mnoho robotnfctva nepraco-
valo plny cas-. Vyplata obnasala
$7,685,382 = je najvyssou "a po-
slednych sest' mesiacov. Ud&va
tsa, ze v april dobre zarobky ma
Ii cviGeni robotnici.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-20
POLITICKY
P r REHL'AD
sLovAKov DO sKOLsKEJ
RADY v CAMPBELL.

Slovaci Campbell majd teraz
vari prveho svojho zastupcu v
skolskej rade osobe mladaho a
schopneho Slovaka, p. ! p
boNSika. Doznali snnJylnsN -.
dobr6ho vykonal p ~.
vakov co Glen skolskeJ rady. Nej-
deme tn vyratovat vsetko, lebo
Slovaci v Campbell 0 tom dobre
znajl, len chceme zd6raznit', ably
81 do skolskej rady i teraz posta-
viii aspoh jedneho kandidata,
ked ze p. Kubov9ik uchadza So .
my drad. Glenstvo skolskej ra-
de je vel'm vyznamn4 a schopny
zastupitel' moze mnoho yykonat'.
Preto mech bratia V Campbell ne
zabudnm p0stayit' 81, ak bude
vol 'ba do skolskej rady, kandi-
data no al zvolit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-20
NAsLI TRocH ZAToPENCov

Po dvojtfzdnovom dr5ani, Wy
dala voda Milton jazera 70 svc
jich atrob mrtvoly troch mlader
GOV, ktori sa tam zatopili. V so
botu vyhodila voda ma povrch tel
Harry Ross-a, nedel'u Gee
Morgana a utorok telo John;
Vitullo. Policajne vrchnosti uda
lv, ze mladenci sa zatopili nest q
stnou nahodou, ze sd nejedna =
ziadne nasilie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-20
v sTRUTHERs ST STYRIA
KANDIDATI MA MAYORSTVO

V Struthers tohto roku mayor
ske vol 1by budti neobycajne 1--WE,
lebo dosiaP s1 uz styria kandi-
dati ma tento lrad. Mayor Hans
P. johnson chce byt' znovu zvole-
ny a protikandidatmi mu bud6
A. B. Stough, Fl. I. Countryman
skvajer s. H. Lewis. Povrava
sa, ze este viaceri ini mienia kan.
didovat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-20
IN JOCHMAN ME JE WAC
MEDZI zIVf1u.

Jan Jochman, vSeobecne 7namy
ctenf Slovak youngstownskf,
lie ie Wac medzi zivtmi: opustil
vojich milych, vydfchnnc po-
'ednF raz 8 80 hodine Y stredu
ano v svojej domacnosti, 1929
Manhattan Ave. Zomrel ma kom-
,likacie nemocf.
Nebohy pochodil 20 Seavnika
:llpy Spiaskej, kde sa narcdil
,red SO. rokmi. Do YOUNGSTOWN
'risiel roku 1897, prebyval tedy
una 80 rokov. Boil elenom osady
Tajsv. Mena Jezis, Odboru 214
Y. S. s. a {. 95. CIR. X. Sojedine-
ia. Jeho prva manzelka zomrela
I'll pred 20 rokmi.
Oplakava no druha manzelka
Tatarina, troje dietok prveho
ranzelstva: Jozef Jan a Stefan,
Stvoro druheho: Pavel, And
~ej, Katarina a Al4beta.
Pohrab odbyva sa v piatok ra-
20 domu smutku a chramu NSv
Tena Jezis. Pohrabne obrady W.
kona Rev. St. KoGiS telesne po-
zostatky odvezene budii a ulozsne
do matky zeme v Calvary cinto-
rfne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-20
KENNEDY ODsUDENY
MA / DO 20 ROKOV

Louis Kennedy, ktory v opilom
stave zaIbil svojim automobilom
pani AEbetu Stankovu a 6-rocn1
Betku Gromovsky IA. aprila, Dol
v utorok odsiideny sudcom Cess
nerom do statneho viizenia ma do
bu ME menej ako l rok ME Wac
ako 90 rokov, co inym slovom
znaci, ze ak sa bude dobrc drzat
DO rok,l budc vypusteny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-20
$4,000 oHEN vo WARREN

Vo styrtok rano vypuknul O.
hen v Braden Block budoye vo
Warren, ktory celi budovu mi
iii. Skoda obnasa $50, 900. Toto
je ux treti oheh tel budove Cd
I. februAra 1926. Mattel je pre-
sved6eny, ze sa til jedna 0 pod.
palaGstvo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-20
2 ZABITf, II RANENYCH
AUTAMI v NEDEL'I

V nedel'u, vzdor planemu po
casiu, zas mnoho l'udi vyslo 81 n:
povozenie autom ako to w by
va, pri nedel mel neopatrnosti u
daily sa srazky, v ktorych je-
dna zena a jeden muz boil zabit
a II os0b ranene. a-5-... a.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-20
Slovensky Den bude
I 30. j1na v Idora parku
Baseball hra medzi Pennsylvania Ohiom bude hlavnou
atrakciou. ~-Vel'ka dcast' zastupcov spolkov.

V utorok veder, II. maja, vydr-
ziavana bola u skole Sv. Cyrilla
a Methoda dr,ha schodza Okres-
neho Sboru Sloy. Ligy zastup-
GOV spolkov ohl'adom Slovenske-
no Dna a jej priebeh Dol nasle-
dovny:
Predseda Okresneho Sboru, p.
Jozef j. Schromofsky zahajil
schodzu privita ajdc pritomnych a
vysvetliac cieleI schodze.
Citana bola 3apisnica minulej
schodze prijata.
Zaznaeeni bdli nasledovni pri-
tomnf zastupcovia: Jozef Schro-
mofsky "a Okresny Sbor Sloven-
skej Ligy; Frahtisek Hudik, pod
predseda okr. sboru "a sbor
2O7. Ligy; Jozff Rehak, Jan Ja-
vorsky a Michal Kasony "a Poll
tickt Klub zIiansingville; Juraj
Murd5ak "a Sbor AZ. Slovenskej
Llgy; Michal Rybar "a Odbor
GIL. N. s. s.; August Hlabovy "a
cislo 73l. IKSJ, a cislo 322. Penn.
Jednoty; Miehi1 Fialla ia s. Od-
Dor MSS; Jozff Martinko, byv.
preds. okr. sbdru Ligy spravca
Slov. Dnov co host Martin j.
Lesnak, M. j. Hartos J. Barbus-
cak "a PoliticE Klub ma Hasel-
ton; Juraj Puhhlla, tai. Okr. Sb.
Pavel Dobransl y "a Sbor 1OS. X.
Sokolov; Jan Gura, "a spolky
20 Struthers; Martin Mmransky
"a {. 25. IKsJ N. Mraz "a 70
slov. Nosiny; IAN J. Kral, Peter
Bobby, Pavels Rock, Michal Bob
by a este styria tneskorsie dosli)
zastupcovia Slovenskej Baseball
Ligy a baseball kfuboy.
Br. predseda Jozef Schromof-
sky oznamil, re sprava Idora par
ku ma prazdny posledny stvrtok
v jdni, co padne ma 80. jdna. Y
JUL su vsetky stredy, stvrtky a
soboty uz zabrane.eNiektore sire
dy soboty auguste sii este
vol NE. Potion poziadal pritom.
nych mienky navrhy, ze kedy
a kde ma byt' Slovenskf Den Wy.
drziavany. .,-,'.
Michal Rybar "a Odbor Gil. N
S. S. odporlca 80. jun a Idora
park. Spomenul t'azkosti, axe sa
vyskytly lanskeho roku v Camp.
bell parku.
Martin Muransky "a {. 25. I. K
s. J. oznamil, re jeho cislo .je "a
Idora park a ably Slov. Den bo
pred 4. jiilom.
Michal Fialla "a 6. O1bor MSS
odporlca, aby Den Dol Idors
parku ma 30. jina a v budaice ro'
ky stale posledny tNzdeh julia
Michal Kasony "a Polit. K1uf
ma Lansingvlle odportNa vydr
ziavat' Slov. Den skorSie, lebo "a
30. j1mom je hned' 4. jul, Co by
mohlo mat zly vliv ma navstevu
| Joz. Martinko " obsirnejSej re-
ci odpordcal neskorsie dni v jul
a v Idora parku, kde netreb,
mnoho vy7bornikoy a preto metre
ba obav o zdar alebo nezdar pa
de nedostatku pracovnfkov. Pri
pomenul, he Slovenske Dni nero
bia sa pre- peniaze, ale pre- slavl
Sloyakov, ably SINE sa eukazal
/ pred verejnost 'ou. Idora park m;
tie vyhody, re i ked' by daad' pr
sal, neumatime finan6ne ked
bnde pekne, zardhi sa. v pad
dada Idora park ma pristresi
uchylit' sa, kde5to inc parky to
i no Y dostatku nemaj1.
/ Juraj Murdzak "a Sbor ~. Ii
\ gy odporhda Idera park vzdo
tomu, ze by mu bolo bliKSie d
Campbell parku.. Ale vidf who'd,
EIdora parku 2 j. - 70, sby So ]
nom Deb vydrSiaval.
Augustfn Hebcvy, Y meme
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-20

731.. IKlS-J. a (. 800. Penn. Jedno-
ty je tiez Ia Idora park.
Pan Bobby "a baseball klub 20
Struthers odporiita ldora park, v
den 30. jlina a budiice roxy V
posIedny tyzdeh jdli.
Nato predseda dial ma odhlaso-
vanie, ze ktorom parku ma byt
Slovensky Den. Vstanim S miest
jednohlasne bolo odhlasovane, a
by tohorocny SSlovensky Den od-
byval sa Idora parku.
Po tomto predseda poziadal
pritomnych navrh, re kedy ma
byt' Slovensky Den usporiadany.
Boly mienky, re budtcne by to
malo byt' v sobotu, ked' mnoho
Slovakov popoludni nepracuje. A
lie zena6i poukazai ma prekazku,
ze soboty gazdinie nemozu ist
ked >ae 81 Y sobotu domacnost' do
poriadku davaJi a pripravujn je-
dla pre- nedel u. A kde nem6ze
| ist zena, oby1ajne nejde ami muz
ami deti. Druha prekazka jc, re
\ v soboty hrava jedna baseball IL
ga Idora parku a tax by nas.a
Slovenska Baseball Liga nemohla
4 hrat'. Preto navrhovane a podpo-
rovan'e bolo, ably tohorocnv Slo-
vensky Den vydrziaval sa vo Stvr-
tok, 30. juna a V 'budtice roxy V
posledn1 stredu julia, ked' moz-
no, keby ten den nebolo mozno
dostat', tax v posledny stvrtok
julia. .Jednohlasne prijate. Predse-
! aa br. Schromofsky bol povereny,
aby zabezpaeil smluvou 80. jun
tohto roku a Stfvrtu stredu, po-
t'aznc stvrtok V jill pre- bud1ce
roxy.
! Nastala vol iba riaditel 'stva Slo-
venskeho Dina. Dl'a dosavadnych
zvykov, "a spravcu Slovenskeho
Dna zvoleny boil jednohlasne pred
seda Okresneho Sboru Slovenskej j
4 Ligy br. Jozef j. Sckromofsky
"a podspravcov br. Frantisek HUI
dix, podpreds. Okr. Sboru a br.
/ Michal Fialla.
i Do ohlaskoveho vNboru ma sbie-
ranie ohlaSiek do programu: FIR.
Hudik, Jan M. Gura, NJ. j. Les
.. max, Jozef Rehak, Jozef j. Schro-
mofsky, A. M. paIkovic. Urcena
: cena ohlasiek: Celia strana ma o.
balke $25, pol strany $3.50. Celia
strana dnu v knMocke 500, pol
strany $40, stvrt' strany $5. Sbie-
ratelia ohlasiek povereni su pri-
jimat' i Diary ma premie pre- Vi
t'azov zavodoch a hrach. Dairy
mozu byt' penazne vecne. Memo
kazdeho .darcu bude uvedene v
programoch.
i ia spravcu tanecnej siene zvo-
lenF boil br. Michal Rybar. Pove-
reny je, aby 81 pomoc k Predaju
; listkov potion sam vymenoval.
Vstupne ma tanec ur6ene bolo Sc
;. "a jeden tanec. ,...
il Karticky napisom "Slovak
\ Day ma zaobstarat' spravca
;. Slov. Dna.
4 Ia spravcu sportov zvoleny Dol
: iednohlasne Jan J. Kral, hory 81
ma potrebnych pomocnikov sam
i vymenovat'.
Rr. j. j. Kral podal podmienky
Sloyenskej Baseball Ligy. Hrat
: bud1 6aty Ohio proti Pennsylva.
: nil. Do zapasu postavene budi
!, 17-clenove daty 2 Farrell a klu.
; bow V Mahoning okrese. 17-cleno.
: We caty preto, ze je to tohorocns
regulacia Slov. Baseball Lgy. 0.
: krem toho bud1 dvaja s,ldcovia
r Preto potrebne je $185. 2 tohott
) obnosu Baseball Lfga zaplati $lt
? "a lobby, $40 umpirom, $23 je po,
' ,trebne ma ceatovn6 vydavky
bracom urcene je po 81 ako minu
!. le roxy, Schodza podmienky pri'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-04

here care nothing about who governs
them. an amazing difference from the
other side of the YangtsZe. The mer-
chants of Loyang say Feng probably
is better than most other generals.
Leaving Feng's capital, / went
westward to the yellow River and
crossed into Shansi. | never heard a
word about war or bandits or revolu
ton. In a whole week ! never saw
soldier more than once or twice.
Shansi under Yen Hsishan. its
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-04

peace lord" for Is years has been
apart from the troubles of the rest of
China. The results are visible in good
roads, built for automobiles. but un-
fortunately there are no automobiles;
artesian wells, carefully planted trees
and a general appearance of peace and
prosperity. Even foreign property is
carefully guarded in this model prov
ince." although all foreigners left the
interior months ago.
tCopyright 1927 in all countries by North
American Newspaper Alliance.(
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-04
Labor Unions i'm Disfavor.

Rut though Feng declares he is a
member of the kuomintang, he Will
not permit labor unions to organize.
and while a provincial council has
heen formed. the whole administration
In reality belongs to him.
His comprehension of the meaning
Of Nationalism and the teachings of
sun Vat Sen is severely limited. As
a result Feng has been deeply shocked
hv some elements of the Nationalist
propa ganda. For instance, one OF the
chief things this propaganda endeav-
ors to do is to revolutionize Chinese
domestic customs, such as the sale
of brides, ancestor worship, the bind
ing of women's feet and similar relics
of the ancient system.
Feng has put his own men, chiefly
soldiers. in all important positions,
and his fiscal system is exactly the
same as that of all other miltarists-
he simply notifies the local merchants
guilds he wants so many thousand
dollars within two days.
The only revolutionary gesture
saw in Honan was made by a com
mon soldier in Loyang. A country
man with long queue was driving a
cart to market when a soldier cut of
his pigtail while the crowd laughed.
With all transportation held up in
Honan, business naturally is dead
The people of the cities suffer, but the
mass of the population is agricultural
and self-supporting. Ordinary people
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CHINESE LEADERS
METHODS DIFFER
=
Traveller Finds Variety Of
War PIans-0ne Province
a~~~~e~sssss
Enjoys Peace.

rEkING. August 4--.tcross cen
trai and northern China, while the
armies take a temporary rest from
evil war four governments are
laancuyering for position.
i have Just completed an overland
Journey from Hankow to Peking
through the territories governed by
I'eng YuhsianG and Yen Hsishan.
The trip was 4.300-mile pageant OF
cotemporary China, exhibiting not
only the conditions created by the
war but a hcwidering diversity of
methods used by the parties at
tempting to govern.
Within these four governments.
which control loss than half of China
proper, there is everything from a
modern revolutionary oligarchy TO
Oriental deSpotiSm.
left Hankow on a special train
conveying Hi knng. Nationalist min
lister Of industry, hrother-lu-law OF
Nine. sun Vat sen, and defendant
of Confucius. who is 4 self-appointcd
dove If peace now tlittins from branch
TO branch in South China.
Peace Moves Fail.
lie arrived III Iian<ow from
Shanghai to arrange peace between
the Wuhan government and Marking.
hut got little encouragement. tie
proceeded nurthward to soc Feng,
Two others on the special train were
the small crandsonS of sun Vat Sen.
solemn little boys who behaved with
great dignity before crowds. in the
manner OF European royalty.
The train reached ChangchoW on
the morning Of tho second day. but
there it was learned that FenG had
taken up his headquarters at Wa Pei
fu's old palace ut Ioyanc. fenG
discovered such charm in kung's con
versation that he refused to allow
Eung To return TO llankow. The spe-
cial train. therefore. went away with
the little sun boys, and later when
left LoyanG the peace envoy was still
swcItering unwilinSly in Fens' S adobe
palace.
The Christian general has his ad
ministration now firmly established
throughout Honan. lie flies the Ma
tioualiSt flag, puts Nationalist badges
on the soldiers arms. and even au.
thorizes a certain number Of Nation
alist posters, such rs Strike Down
Foreign Imperialism.
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THE AMERICAN ISSUE

ton to organize local clubs throughout
the state and to carry out the purposes
of the national organization, which are to
prevent any amending or revising of the
Constitution except in the manner pro-
vided by the Constitution for so doing; to
oppose with their utmost power all forms
of disorder and lawlessness from what
ever source they may emanate; to secure
the nomination and election only of such
officers who are in favor of strict law en-
forcement, and especially the Eighteenth
Amendment and the Volstead act
Senator Kearney went from Denver to
Portland, Seattle, and other western cities
to carry on her organization of this Dem
ocratic League of which she is vice-presi-
dent and organizer.
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nominee to oppose Governor Smith.
Wet Democratic newspapers are de-
p1oring the situation, declaring that it
promises repetition of the fierce feud in
the Madison Square Garden convention,
(which if it materia1izes will spell doom
for the Democratic narty"
The dry Democrats of the South Sare
making their voices heard in vigorous
protest against the nomination of an
avowed wet
Governor elect Theodore G. Bilbo of
Mississippi in a New York interview,
prefacing his remarks by declaring that
prohibition in Mississippi is working we'll
and that his state is bone dry, declared
that he would oppose Governor Smith as
nominee because I consider him as
wet, and if put to a vote I think that 90
per cent of the Mississippi voters would
record themselves for prohibition"
1t is becoming more and more appar-
ent that Governor Smiths wet pronounce
ments ande wet record are tremendous
handicap to his presidential hopes. Per-
haps this is why the New York state
Democratic convention ignored the pro-
hibition issue, and perhaps it further ex-
plains why an effort is being made now
by some Of Smiths particular friends to
give the public the impression that Smith,
after all, is dry.