davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-30
'Furianti" je
krasna llra
Bude zahrana uz na 8. janukra v
skole Sv. Cyrilla q Methods.

Dramaticky odbor spevokolu o.
sady Sv. Cyrilla Methoda sa do
konale priprayil zahrat' vel'kl
diyadeln1 hrn "lNasi Furianti''
ma s. jannara veGer Y skole Sy.
Cyrilla Methoda. Je to hra 10
zivota slovenskfho ma dedine d je
v nej mnoho l'udoveho humoru.
Je bohata ma romantic vyjavy q
ME je umela, ale prirodzena, ako
by bola skutocnost 'orl. Vsetky L.
lohy nachodia sa Y rukach mai
schopnejsich hercov a hereciek q
nepochybujefne, re toto divadlo
bude jednym najvydarenejs jsich
tejto sezony.
Ably divadelna hra mala cim
najlepsi itcinok, potrebne je ma to
al dobre .iavisko kulisne. @ to
bolo postarane zadovazenim no.
vtch kulisni, ktore vymal oval
micstny slovensky umelec p. Jan
Klein. Al opona je celkom nova
a krasne mal'ovana. Obecenstvo Z
celeho okolia ie srdecne pozyane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-30
BUTLER PoRUCIL MILLION
MA DOBRE CIELE

Joseph G. Butler Jr., ktory 70
mrel mmuleho tyzdna, porucil
svoj asi s2,ooo,Oo0 majetok rotli.
ne ma dobr6 ciele.. 2 porncenstva
najviac pojde Ma move auditorium
ktore bude pribndovane ku But
Ter Art Institutu. Tento obnos bu-
de sa pohybovat' medzi pol a pol
druha .milionom. Mestskej nemoc-
nici porucil $4,000, nemocnici Sv.
$4,000 krest 'anskym
$4,000. Tiez 100000 ma
Mckinley Memorial, ktory on Wy
budoval. Asi pol miliona porucil
svojej rodine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-30
pOLozENIE FARMAROV
SA POMALY ZLEPSUJE

Y departmental zemedelstva Via
dy Spoj. Statov oznamnj1, re po-
lozenie americkyeh farmarov sa
zaGina zlepsovat'. Tohorocna nro-
da bola o $685., 100000 cennejsia,
ackol 'vek % percenta mensia
nez lanskorocna, ale este vzdy W.
niesla o jeden billion dolarov me-
nej, nez 1roda roku 1924.
v krajine je teraz 100000 OBJ
rabanych fariem menej nez bolo
pred piatimi rokmi a toto napo.
maha zlepsovanie sa poloEenia far
marov, lebo s1 0 tol 'ko konkuren-
tov Zbaveni. Ale ze sti t 'arehy far
marov este stale velike vidno z to-
ho, ze morgicove zadlzcnie fariem
je 0 styri biliony dolarov vyssie,
neE bolo pred desat' rokmi.
Uradov1a zemedelstva udaya,
Ee sa polozenie farmarov bude po.
maly a stale zlepsovat'. Clanky,
ktore 81 farmar nem61e sam Wy.
robit a preto musi ich kupovat'
padaj1 v Gene od troch rokov a
zda sa, ze este nedosiahly spodku
Tiez pripravovany zakon vlady
ma pomoc farmarov urobl mnoho
dobreho ma polepsenie ich stavu a
tax ma vseobecne polepsenie hos.
podarske celej krajiny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-30
ROB0TNfCTVO Ma JUHU
JE ZROVNA oTROtENf

Malokedy mono GO dobreho e.
tat juEnackych statoch. Ale zle.
no je wzdy dostatok. Lyncova6ky,
81 'ahacky, X X X vyciny otro-
karstyo sl hlavnymi zpravami od-
tial'. Al teraz prisla zprava de-
partmentu prace Spoj. Statov, v
ktorej je umany pomer place tex
tilneho robotmlctva ma Juhu a ma
Severe. MuRske robotnictyo, "a
mestnane ma Severe pri vyrobe
puncoch zaraba do $1.N ma hodi-
nu, kdezto v Alabame a Louisia-
ne len 28.6 centov. zenske robot
nictvo ma Severe zamestnane pri
yyrobe puncoch zaraba 52.1 CEN
tov ma hodinu, v Alabame a Loui-
siane 1872 Gently. Zarobky muzske-
no robotnfctva pri vyrobe spodne-
no prada ma Severe s1 56.6 GEN.
tov v Georgii 22.9 centov. Pre-
zeny plat ma Severe obnasa 45.3
centov, Georgii 1873 centov. Ma
sledkom tohto ohromneho rozdie-
lu Y placi mnohe toyarne ma pun
cochy q pradlo vyst 'ahovaly sa
20 Severn ma Juh q. cello tisice ro-
botnikov v Massachusetts a inde
.je bez prace.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-30
Celia rodina
zahynula
Smutny koniec Vianoc rodiny
Duffy ma Salt Spring Road.

v pondelok ve6er rodina Will
Llama Duffy, G. IL Salt Spring
Road, chystala sa dokoneit' osla-
WI Vianoc l'adoycu smotanou.
Otec doniesol "ice cream, ale
naJprv ehcel zaklrit do piecky,
ktora stala ma poschodi chodbe.
Ably to rychlejsie urobil, nalial do
piecky petroleja a zazal. Nastal
vybuch, ktory rozprskal horiaci
petrolej po celej chodbe, odsek-
n1c rodicom i from dietkam W.
chod ma ulicu. V kratkom Okla
mzenf cely dom horel ako svieca
a nest 'astna rodina nom zahy-
nula. Traja chlapci, 4-mesacny
John, 4-roeny Harmon a 6-rocny
William matkou, vytiahnuti bo-
Ii domu mrtvl otec I'll este
nlekol l'ko mlntlt, ably stacil pove-
dat ako sa to stale.
Okrem tychto, zahymul cd ohna
al A-rocny Robert F. Wagner,
ktory trpiac zimou, vnisiel do O.
pusten6ho domu ma Sycamore st.
a nakladol 81 ohna pivnici. Tiez
zahynulo 13-rocne dievGa Anna
Gordy V New Waterford, ktorej
saty chytily sa plamenom cd ohna
V kozube.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-30
81. PALKOvICOVA
ZRANENA AUTOM

Slecna Irena Palkovicova, 49,
rocna dcera p. A. M. Palkovica a
jeho manzelky, zranena bola
pondelok automobilom, hnanym
John Rasch, {. 12O E. Philadel-
.phia Ave, ked prechadzala South
Ave. pri Samuel 81. Bola odveze-
ma do nenocniee Sv. AEbefy, kde
je osetrovana. Jej viditel ne zra-
nenie ME je vazne, ale ME je' W.
tvorene, ze ntrpela i vniitorne zra-
nenie, co sa V nemocnici usilniii
zistit'. Prajeme jej skoreho a ipl-
naho vyzdravenia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-30
KoM1sARI oDFoRUtUJU
NovH rE.lx oHL'ADoM..
Moo7ov =

| Okresnf komisiri predostrel
n6vy plan olli 'adom South Ave
a Cedar st. mostov. Chcii vyhla
sit Cedar st. "a okresrr cestu
peticiou a TAX sa opravnit ma po.
stavenie .mosta bez hlasovania Q
tom volicov, a South Ave most
len prestavit miesto iiplne move
no vybudovania. Noyy most ma
Cedar st. by Dol asi so stop siro-
ky stall by medzi 100000 a
$25O,OOO. Trovy so stavIbou by ME
sol okres, prispenim cd p. a O.
Co. a udrziavalo by no mesto. O.
prava South Ave. mostu by stala
okolo $125,0O0 j so zaktlpenou ze-
mou. South ve.:iby Dol zosilneny
a karove kol'aje dane ma sired
mosta. kikruta do vychodnej stra-
ny Front utce ny bOla r0ZSlrcna.
Most by Dol sirsi NAL po II stop
priestoru po oboch stranaeh ko-
l'aji, okrem pesnfkov, ktore budd
po pat stop Stroke.
Tento plan sa kazdemu pozda-
va, iba South Ave. klub protestu-
je. Novy koncilman Jerry Sulli-
van udal, ze tento plan sotva pre-
jde, lebo valecny department ne
dovolf postavenie nl0sta ma Cedar
St., lebo by zavadzal projektova-
n6mu Erie-Ohio kanalu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-30
BUDUCI RoK BUDE LEPSi

Prezident Youngstown Sheet &
Tube Co., j. A. Campbell, v svo-
JOIN tovarnom 6asopise pise, re te-
rajsi rok nebol uspokojivy, lebo
medal dostatocny zisk iidastinarom
a stalu robotu robotmikom. Avsak
tifa, ze budlci rok bude lepsi, le-
bo zakladne pomery v ,krajine st
dobre. Priciny zlych robotnych
pomerov v oceliarskom priemysle
naohadza v politickej situaeii, v
neistote, kto bude republican
skym kandidatom, a tiez vo vac
som dovoze zeleza z Europy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-30
Divadlo
ma 6teelton
Zahrank bude v vnedsl'u veter dna
8. jann6ra ' aatditetiurns skoly
Nsjsv. 11shs Jekis.

U6 je tomu dAtno, 60 pri far
nosti Mena JeziS hebolo diyadel-
neho predstavehia. Hlavna priei-
ma toho bola ta, he fhajn prvo-
triedne masiny nfazajlce pohyb-
live obrazy. Preto',H dlhsi cas- W.
staly divadelne predstavenia. Ale
ma Steeltone je fnnoho dnilovnikov
divadelnych hier.' NN nesmie sa
ma Mich zabudniit'. SINE isti, ze
budlce divadelne predstavenie
poskytne i'm vel Ky dusevny p6-
zitok. Podrobnosti podame bud1-
echo tyzd1a. Natsraz 81 len top-
ko zapamatajme, be to predstave-
ME bude v nedel'u vecer dina 8.
januara auditoriume Mena Je-
zis. H.. -.
Bolo nam sdeleho, ze ma 2. ia.
nuara, teraz v pondelok veser,
chystajd prvii eeloosadn1 tanee-
MI zabavu " r,ovej fniestnosti
skolskej. Hrat bnde vyborna O.
sadna orkestra pod vedenim p. Mi.
chala Pirosku. PR takejto muzi-
ke mozu 81 jak mladi tax starias
chut 'ou zatancit', lebo orkestra
hraje jak slovenske, tax al anne
ricke kisky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-30
aovorocne
N divadlo
"Poklesky" zahrane budu uz tel.
to nedele v Haseltone, popoludni
i veGer.

Sbor 246. Slovenslsej Ligy v Tia.
selton usporiada uz tejto nedele,
/. ,januara divadelne predstavenie
menom "Poklesky', pre- dietky O
3. hodine odpoludnia pre- dospe-
lych Z. hodine vecer.
Hru nejdem tuna opisovat', ze
aka je, lebo vzalo by to mnoho
miesta, tiez najdI sa i TAXI ! u
dia, co neuveria ali kym nevidia
ma vlastne oci, tax bude najlep-
Sic, kto chce toto divadlo, mech
uz bude v hale skoly Sv. Akbety
ma N. Haseltine Ave. o 7. hodine
vecer, ak totM nechce stat. Al ma
minulom predstavenf bolo tax.
Kto neskoro chodi, sam sebe skodi.
X tejto hre bnde pridany al
|jeden podareny komicky vystup,
"Ciculka', ktory -predstavi pan
Vitkaj. ....,
A ably bolo veselo, TAX nam osa-
da N. M. J. 20 Steelton, laskavo-
st 'ou Rev. Kocisa posle bandu pod
vedenfm p. Pirosku, ktora obve-
sell ako hercov TAX al obecenstvo
peknymi a veselymi slovenskymi
notami.
TAX ako vidfme, bude tn sku-
tocne veselo ma Novy rok a kto sa
chce rozveselit "a zasmiat', mech
nezabuane prist' ma nedel'u We
Ger, l. iannara 0 Z. hodine.
I M. J. L.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-30
50 PERCENT DAM
IDE MA vALECNE CIELE

.
Podl'a vyrocnej zpravy tajom-
nika pokladu Spoj. Statov, Mel
Iona, 50 centov 2 kazdeho dolara,
ktory zaplati danovnik, je vyda-
ne ma minule a budiice vojny. Y
tomto sd zahrnute vydavky ma
take prace, ktorych ma oby.
vatel'stvo osoh, ako sl cesty, ka.
male inc inzinierske diela. Vel.
mi mnoho penazi ide ma penzie
veteranov obSianskej a spaniel.
skej vojny q ma mrzakov 20 sveto.
vel vojny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-30
Boil ZAsTRELENY,
LEBO NEZNAL ANGLICKY

Morris Shames, 3l-rocny Ru-
mum zaplatil zivotom svoju nezna-
lost anglickej reel. Jednej noci
zastaveny bel ma ulici Chicago me-
znamym clovekom, ktory mu roz-
kazal dat ruky bore slovami: !:
Stick 'em np!''. Kym Shames
rozmysl al, 60 to moze byt', zboj-
mix oprel mn revolver O rebra a
vystrelil. Shames nemocnici este
staeil rozpovedat', co sa mu stale
a potion zomrel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-30
starry LICENS MA AUTE
NEPLATNY MA NOVY ROK

Tajomnik Statu Ohio Clarence
j. Brown omamil, ze nebude ziad
neho preaEoyania terminu ma "a
.dovazenie 81 licensovych platn
pre- automobile. Kto sa ma Novy
rok pusti ma aute so starymi plat.
nami, bude arestovany. Kto chce
byt' bez neprijemnosti, mech 81
zadovazi platne sobotu. Mono
ich dostat' v automobilovom klu-
be v Ohio hoteli a IL viacerych OBJ
chodnfkov automobilami.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-30

Dvaja mladi bandit, 21-rocny
Bert Thomas . 21-rocny Jack
Watkins odsldeni boil Akron
ma .vazenie cd II do 25 rokov v
statnej vaznici pre- krSded q cen
toy a,paklika cigafiet cd dvoch
l'ndi. obaja sastavili spomenu-
tych ma ulici 3 htoziac zastrele.
MIN. pbete orabovali . t0to mall
korist'. !. ,.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-30
17-RotNY CIII.APn1
zABITY PRI AAltKOvACKE

Samuel FeMi, 17-tocny Italian
sky chlapec 2 {. 10 N. Lorain Ave.
zabity boil po tieto dni, ked' svo-
jimi sankami vletel dolu Emma
ulicou do automohilu Valentino
Huwe. Huwe udal ma policii, ze
chlapec sa sankoval ma nepravej
strane ulice zbadal no len ked
uz boil blizko auta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-30
VEL'KY H4ADOMoR
HRoZf v CINE

Americki a nemecki misionari
oznamujjll, We v Cine, provincii
Shantung, nastane tejto zimy vel'.
ky hladomor. Je to kraj, kadial
sa yiedly najtldhsie boje revolu-
cionarov a boly 1plne vyplundro-
vane. Vyse 100000 l',ldi bude
hladomorom zasialhnute. Tisice
lmdi sa u1 v jaseni zivilo len ko-
rou SO stromov machom. Misio-
mari apelujii ma Cerveny KrR o
pomoc.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-30
HOOVER BUDE NAISTE
KANDIDATOM.

Politnky obzor pre- republican
sku stranu boil hodne zatemnenj
0d leta, ked' prezident Coolidge
vydal svoje uz chyrne osvcdeenie
re nevoli byt' kandidatom prezi.
dentstva r. 1923. Zprvu celia kra.
jina myslela, ze to prezident len
tax povedal ze kandidaciu prij.
me, ak mu bude dana. Ale pref.
dent nastojil stale ma svojom al
prislo kI presvedceniu, ze republi.
kanska strana musi mat noveho
kzHtfdata. Hned sd konbinova.
10, kandidati sa hlasili Zprvu ich
bolo tol ko, re sa t'azko bolo Wy.
znat'. Ale pomaly bud sa sami
eliminovali, bud boil eliminovani
a zostavaj1 skutocnosti uz len
dvaja-traja kandidati. z tychto
rozhodne najlepsie vynika Her
bert Hoover a je uE povaaovany
ma poprednych miestach "a budti-
echo prezidenta. Hoover I'll a mien
ky vynikajilcich l'udi by boil vel
kym prezidentom, lebo ma vlast-
nosti, ktore no vel 'kym preziden-
tom lIcinia. Hoover je priatePom
Cechov Slovakov a mali by V
nom dObreho zastancu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-30
II MRTv1CH oD PALENKY.

V New Yorku cez vianoene
sviatky zomrelo IA os0b Cd otrav-
nej palenky a IS nebezpecne o.
ohorelo. Toto je omnoho menej
padov, nez "a minule roxy, ked
dreveny alkohol Dol zhnsta uzi-
vany.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-30

tendenta ulic &C.
sacne = komis ssssssr ISeisrs
ma $2,7OO rocr ~ -
toto snllenie nrDUT0 dakym preu-
kazanim lasky novemu mayorovi
a Heffernan sa poriadne napalil
Odkazal mestskej rade, re ak sni-
zenie prevedie, re vyhadze vset,
kych zamestnancov mesta, medzi
ktorymi je mnoho takych, ktori sd
v pribMzenstve mestskyIni tat
kani. Toto pohrozenie Heffernana
ilcinkovalo ma poniektorych ako
sprcha studenei vody a dr,lhyych
este Wac podraEdilo. John Roth
well sa vyhrazal, re stara NEST
ska rada este Hdy ma moe sni-
zit plat al sameho mayora. Zdalo
sa, re nova mestska sprava nastn-
pi svoju poz1ciu vo vvske bojov,
ale prislo male utisenie mestska
rada je uz ochotna i pokonat' sa
novym mayorom. Tento tiez po-
pustil nieco a odkazal, ze l'utuje,
ze sa talk vyslovil. Ak mestska ra-
da do soboty snizenie platov ne
prevedie, nova no iste ME a TAX
ostane vSetko ma starom. Nova
sprava mesta nastmpi svoje nra-
dovanie ma /. januara. -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-30
POLIT ICKY
P PREHL'AD
v0JNA MEsTsKEJ RADY
PROTI NOvEMU MAYoROvI.

Ma schodzi mestskej rady v pom
delok Dol predostrety navrh ma
snfzenie place troch mestskych l.
radnikov, a sice pecatnfka yah 2
$2,4W ma So, 100 roane, superin-
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12
RABBI APPROVES
 LINDSEY'S PLAN
Jewish Leader Supports Com.
 panionate Marriage

Philadelphia, Dec. 12 LP,-Judge Ben Lindsey has a staunch support CT on his ideas of companionate marriage and birth control in Rabbi William H. Fineshriber. of Keneseth Israel congregation here.
 Rabbi Fineshriber. In a sermon yesterday, said "conpanionate mar riage Is nothing new. The only new feature of it's modern form it that 1t reveals things that were previously kept concealed. If I had a daughter who wished to marry young man without money to establish q home, which should always be the ideal, and if they planned to finish their careers and both save their money, I should be glad to consent 10 their marriage.
 However, if such a union is en- tered into merely as a trial marriage it would be immoral
 He commended the proposals of Judge Lindsey and said birth con- trol is a fact, and is practiced by millions of people despite the vol umes of law against it." and also compared the surreptitious viola tions with the wide disregard for the prohibition law. which is an- other of our silly episodes doing a tremendous injury to the moral fibre Of our peple, more than almost any thing else I know of"
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12
JUDGE BARR0WS IMPOSES FINES
NeWin6ton Still Owner Assessed
 S267.S1 in Court

Newington. Dec. 12 - Anthony Balletti, A, of Newington Junction,
 was arraigned in town court before
 Judge C. $, Barrows Saturday after noon on a charge of manufacturing liquor and having with intent 10 sell, following raid Friday afternoon at the home. The raid was conducted by State Policemen kaminski. Pet
 tengill and Smith, and Constable John r. Walsh Of this town. The officers found two 50 gallon
 barrels of mash in the cellar and several barrels of cider and wine. Several quarts were also found in the pantry of the house. When Balletti was brought into court, he and his wife denied having
 sold any of the liquor. saying that they made il for their own use. He claimed he had been making the
 hooch for several years but always
 for his own use. He said he bor-
 roWed a still from a neighbor but would not disclose the name of the
 owner.
 Judge BarroWs fined Balletti sl0U and costs on each count, making q total of S267.31.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12
City Items

A meeting O. the board of park commissioners will be held tomor- TOW evening.
 JohrS'on's clean coal is good coal. City Coal X Wood Co. Tel 2l7.-ady.
 stanley Women's Relief Corps will hold its regular meeting and annual election O officers in Judd's hall Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
 Our prescription department thor oughly modern. All drugs. chcmi- cal' and preparations Of recognized standard. The Fair Prescription Dept -ddvt.
 A, c, Hammond Auxiliary. |. g. W. Y. will entertain members and friends W"duosjay afternoon at the @'ate arnory from to , o'clock. The regular meeting will be held in the evening dt o'clock followed by the election ot officers. supper will b" served at 6;5o o'clock and the guest Of honor will be- the depart m"nt president, Muriol Green Of
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12

their minds. This often sets prose. cutors to pursuing false-if service able-motives. People quarrel of the top. perhaps about money, but down below are stored the real causes, repressed.
 Every young husband is in dan ger during his early matrimonial life because he wants to put his wife into his own chains. His chains may be his church. his golf club, his ideas of propriety or what-not.
 But when you start to chain a wife, it Is like trying to chain the submerged seven -eighths of an ice berg. It cannot be done.
 "A young husband ought to give his wife freedom-let her blow off steam until she gets in interest in her new world. She will become interested after a time in her lew life, finding it perhaps in flowers, family. home, or in a new set of friends.
 "She will then be content 10 wear his chains.
 But when he first clamps them on, it certainly means trouble Pretty soon, the girl finds some sort of a hammer. She is not hitting the boy-she is cracking her chains.
 Had Nelma and Eddie West pull cd away from everything each Of them were used to--had they taken an apartment in New York or San Antonio-they would probably have lived to celebrate their golden wed- ding anniversary and the papers would have carried their pictures as having lived a model married life.
 "Yes, a pretty girl who comes 10 a small town and marries a man there is going to have 10 walk in lock step with him. and her chain in one way or another-will draw blood"
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12
PRESIDENT C0OLIDGE'S
 M0THER.IN-LAW ILL
Mrs. Elmira GOOdhue Near Death at Hospital tn Northampton,
 Mass.

Northampton. Mass, Dec. 1o LT>- President Coolidse's 7S year old mother-i law, Mrs. Elmira Good hue, lay on bed at the Dickson hospital here today fighting a. severe attack of influenza.
 From Washington. Mrs. Grace Goodhue Coolidge kept in close touch with her aged mothers con- dition. while Major James F. Coupal, the presidents personal physician, consulted by telephone with Dr, FL mer H. Copeland.
 Mrs. Goodhue was removed from the Coolidge home here yesterday on the advice of Dr. Copeland, her own physician.
 Her temperature stood at 1Q3.2 and her condition was deemed seri- ous because of her advanced years.
 When Mr. Coolidge was inaugurat- ed, Mrs. Goodhue went to the capital and remained at the White House for two months, returning with her grandson, John, when he left to re- sume his studies at Amherst after the Easter vacation that year.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12
BRIDE MURDERED
 ID FREE HERSELF
Homer Croy, Novelist, Defends
 Velma West

New York, Dec. 1o (UP)-Wher Nelma West struck her husband Edward, with a hammer out a, Perry, Ohio, she wasn't striking to kill him--she was striking at every thing that tortured her in Perry in the belief of Homer Croy. novelist
 She was breaking the chains. he believes, which young husbands put Gpon young wives when they take them from their own environm ent suddenly and attempt to make them conform to the life the husband had been living.
 When such things are done there is always danger, Croy believes.
 Croy, one of Americas best known uovelists, famous for his tragic tale Of small-town life West of the Water Tower,' has oply compassion for the snip of a blonde" whom Ed = die West captured from her easy Cleveland environment, and who killed him after a year of married life.
 The novelist admitted to the United Press that he has had the unusual experience of seeing his best-iovcd fiction character, the lit tic girl named Bee Chew in West of the Water Tower" come to life in Vema West.
 Croy refused 10 be astonished by what Nelma West has done.
 "T look upon her as being Bee hew, repressed and seeking escape through q hammer" he said
 I've cant escape from our re- pressions. They are our subcon- scious and our subconscious is seven- "ighths of HIS. II is our 'icehers' -eiehths of an iceberg is under water.
 "The little one eighth of Velma's mind above the surface had been trying to fight the seven -eighths underneath.
 All of sudden, the seven "igIlths got control, picked up the hammer, and-wc all read it in the papers.
 When Nelma struck at her hus- band. she was striking at everything which had tortured her in Perry. Ohio.
 The parallel between Bee Chew and Velma is a real one. Bee had lived in different cities, travelled seen something of the world. When she was brought into this small town she didn't belong 10 the right church, and didn't know the right people. They gossipped about her. raised their eyebrows when she walked down the street.
 Bee might have done the same thing that Nellna West did-except that she found her expression in n child. She took it out in looking after the child, expressed herself in that way, and her steam boiler burst in a different manner. She might have done the same thing and been considered bad girl and danger ous. criminal wonan.
 "The average crime involving q man and woman is supposed to be started by another woman, or money. But down below the surface is repression.
 People quarrel off the tops of
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12
Continuance Granted
 In SilverWare Thefts

Mcrden, Dec. l2 Hl - A con- tinuance Of one week was granted in
 police court today in the cases of
 Joseph Dimauro. g, Of 175 Lewis
 avenue and Mrs. Josephine Di- magic, e. Of Chaplin, Conn. who was arrested saturday for theft Of silverwaro from the International Silver company. Bonds in each case were st al S1,Gn0.
 Dimauro is charged with having stolen hundreds Of dollars worth of .siIy"rWar" and the woman, ii IS claimed. was the fence who dis
 posed ot his loot.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12
Fire Commissioners
 Inspect Maple Hill

Chief w. J. Noble and Commis- Sloners King. Mildlauskas and shan .ahan drove about the Maple Hill dis trict saturday. inspecting the terri tory which will be protected if the authorities decide to provide fire de- partment service as petitioned for. Chairman Dehm was unable 10 aC- company the others. It is expected that action on the matter will be taken at the monthly meeting Of the ming