davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1927-05-17

Cured. and that Is turning on the
bathroom light with one hand while
| the other Is on a faucet
| There is n cOnstaW temptation to
do this, of course. but it Is a danger
Gus proceeding, especially if ones
| hands are wet.
| It has been a long time since We
saw this booklet, SO we do not recall
| just what 1t says about this case
| Thousands of persons endanger their
| lives every day, in this way. without
once realizing that any danger exists
| Probably a short circuit must exist
| before the shock can result The point
| Is that the faucets. either in bathtub
! or wash basin, are grounded by the
/ pipes, and stray current would run
directly through the body Of the vic.
tim to the ground.
Theoretically, 1t is best to be sure
that one turns on the light while the
other hand is free. The use of curl.
ers and other electrical appliances
while seated in bathtub is a highly
dangerous practice.
One who !>noWs nothing Of electric
fans or toasters or other appliances
should refrain from "monkeying" with
them 1t speaks we'll for the elec.
trical industry that such host of ap.
pliances are in use with so few acci.
dents.
We heard the other day of a man
who attempted TO fix his bathtub
spgot, and. when 1t did not stop leak
ing, gave it several mighty Wrenches
with big wrench, and promptly
broke the top part squarely off there
by necesSitating a complete new fix
ture.
Perhaps this was rather more a
matter of temper than an illustration
Of our thesis; but undoubtedly the gen
tleman did not know how TO fix the
thing. and perhaps would have done
better had he called in a plumber.
There are expenses and expenses:
sometimes one pays for thing in
other than money form.
May one not trace this same lack
Of knowing to mental affairs, as well?
Think of how many interminable
arguments go on because one side OF,
other to the fracas is talking about
something he knows nothing about,
In this day and age Of widely dis.
sem1nated knowledge. few persons
wish to admit that they do not
know everything, Put down In cold
print. the thing looks foolish, does it
notF No one can know everything, no
man can be ansauthority on plumbing
and music, on carpentry and land.
scape gardening. on higher mathe.
matics and bricklaying.
And vet, if one may Judge from
these daily arguments, every last man
Jack alive is willing to hazard his
opinion on any subject under the sun.
i know what I think" he says posi-
lively, and the only thing he knows,
after all, is that he is willing to fight
for a chance idea that slips into his
head, and thence out his mouth.
Thoughts, like tobacco smoke. slip
easily out of the mouth. Perhaps both
are only smoke. A man who has
never heard the Fifth Symphony of
Beethoven, after his first hearing. will
say. II do not like it, when, as a
matter of fact, no one is in a. position
to venture any opinion at all until
he has heard 1t several times, at least.
After he comes to know the thing he
still may not like it--that Is his right:
but, until then. he does not know
whether he likes it or not. 1t is too
big to be grasped at one sitting.
Evening star., 1927-05-17
Strengthening the Breastworks.

The decisions rendered yesterday by
the Supreme Court bearing upon two
cases pending in the court establish
the right of State L. enact laws pro.
hibiting criminal syndicalism. They
hold that such laws are constitutional
and not class legislation. Without
going into the merits of the cases
themselves, they uphold the right of
the State to punish as guilty Of felony
any person who organizes or assists
in organizing or is knowingly a mem
ber of any organization formed to ad-
vocate and teach or aid and abet
criminal syndicalism. These decisions
are the more impressive because rem
dered by the unanimous vote of the
Supreme Court.
In the opinion Of the court in one
of the two cases, delivered by Justice
Sanford, it is set forth that the syn
dicalism act under consideration is
not repugnant TO the "due process"
clause of the Constitution as a re-
straint of free speech, assembly and
association. Free speech, the court
holds, does not constitute unbridled
license for every possible use OF Ian
guage.
In the opinion in the second of the
; two cases, delivered by Justice But.
Ter, attention is given to the matter
of sabotage, which is prohibited by
the statute as felony. The evidence,
It states, shows that the organization
TO which the defendant belongs advo-
Gated, taught and aided various acts
plainly within the meaning OF the
word. A dissent was registered in
this second case by one of the justices,
who held that an error OF law had
been committed by the lower court in
a direction to the jury that Slowing
down on the job" and "scamping" con-
stituted sabotage in the meaning of
the statute.
These two decisions greatly strength
en- the defenses against militant radi-
calism in the United States. The
particular organizations involved in
the two cases are known to be afflli-
ated with the Russian bolshevik move.
ment. One is the Communist Labor
party, which Is branch OF the Com.
munist Internationale Of Moscow.
The other is the Industrial Workers of
the World. also in close communion
with bolshevik headquarters. Both
are pernicious in their influence.
Other States than California will per-
haps be encouraged by these decisions
to proceed along the same lines.
Evening star., 1927-05-17

telephones in the United States. In
1920, 11,795,747 Bell telephones were
owned and connected.
Q. When did the drama come into
common presentation?--T. G.
A. Drama developed more or less
independently with the ancient Greeks,
the Hindus of the first century AID.
and the Chinese, probably from prinN-
tive religious festivals and initiative
dances. and especially in the East,
from puppet shows, shadow plays and
pantomimes. The earliest European
drama is the Greek. which, growing
up in connection with the festival OF
Dionysus. eliminated in Attica, where
the festival came to be celebrated b.
the performance OF tetralogy, con
sisting OF one comedy and n triology
of serious plays or tragedies celebrat-
ing n connected series OF mythic ep-
isodes. In medieval Europe. mystery.
miracle and morality plays, acted in
connection with the church festivals,
preceded the appearance, during the
Renaissance, of the modern drama
which has developed besides TRAGEDY
and comedy, tragi.comedy, melodrama
opera, burletta, farce. etc.
| Q. Are all immigrants taken TO
| Ellis Island for examination?-F. II. Il.
| A. In case the immigration officials
decide that detention is necessary. i'm
| migrants are taken TO Ellis Island
| Third class immigrants. generally
| speaking, are examined at Ellis
| Island. First and second class pas,
! sengers are generally examined or
board ship. This applies to imm-
grants entering the United States by
New York. Other ports of entry have
| immigrant stations.
| This is a special department de
| r0fed solely to the handling Of queries
| This paper puts at Dour disposal the
| services Of an extensive organization
| I'M Washington to serUe you in any co
| pdcitB that relates to information. tbs
serrice is free. Failure to make as
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| y0H are entitled, Your obligation Is
! only 2 cents IN stamps tnclosed qcitb
your inquiry for direct replu Address
| The Erening Star Information Buerdu.
Frederic J. Haskip. director. Wash
ington. ID. c.
Evening star., 1927-05-17

to bum ride. II the motorist Is
kind he stops and calls a CHEEKY Hop
in!' The bandit accepts with alac.
rity. and, biding his time on the back
seat until conditions are propitious.
slugs the driver and his companion,
dumps the bodies alongside of the
road, and speeds away In this con-
nection 1t is only necessary TO recall
the horrible murder some years ago
in New Jersey when young couple
returning from a dance graciously
gave lift to two men waiting on a
street corner. little realizing that they
had but a few minutes 10 live.
1t Is not safe or wise TO stop at any
time or any place to give a lift to
any one. II it is a young boy who
halls every car until he finds one to
pick him up, the chances are a
hundred TO one that the motorist at
the end Of the ride, no matter how
long or how short, will get no thanks
from this modern type of beggar. and
that the motorist by his act is help.
ing in the stagnation of any charac-
ter that the youth might possess.
AS to the question of the passenger
suing his host if there is an accident.
and the ease of hold-ups under such
circumstances. there can he no con-
troversy, Motorists should realize
these things and stop for no one,
whether In the city or in the country,
because under any circumstances they
are either putting themselves In grave
danger or contributing to the delin-
quency of future citizens of this coun.
try.
Evening star., 1927-05-17
SHOOTING STARS.
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON.
Gentlemen's Agreement.


We've often seen the wondrous force
That Industry can muster
To guide affairs upon their course
Without d show of buster;
Yet Toll will sometimes hesitate
While. ente, prise grows hurried
AS understandings disspate
And leave us deeply worried.
They who possess help those who
need
III hope to go on living.
There is a sympathetic creed
That calls for generous giving.
We've asked what things, both great
and small,
That we have chanced TO see, meant,
Philanthropy j., after all.
The Gen; emens Agreement.
Evening star., 1927-05-17
UNITED STATES
IN WORLD WAR
Ten Years Ago To-day

Senate passes the draft bill by vote
Of 65 to 8. New army not to be-
gin mobilizati ton before September
Meanwhile 80 huge divisional canton
ment camps are to be built to house
the great new fighting force.
Plattsburg camps announce inability
to accommodate any more applicants.
First Japanese gunboats
reach France to aid in war on Ger
man submarines. Secretary
McAdoo and Treasury officials ask for
big oversubscription of Liberty loan
to impress Germany. De-
partment OF Justice ruling, effective
June l, prohibits enemy aliens from
residing in. or visiting within. half
mile radius Of armories and arsenals.
Evening star., 1927-05-17

It should not be necessary to ask
a Second candidacy, contemplating two
terms and a portion Of another. Any
man of ordinary perception would
know what a citizen in Mr.. Coolidge's
position would think about such a
matter. whether he expressed it or not.
Evening star., 1927-05-17
The Straw Hat.

''I see you are wearing a straw
hat"
Yes" replied Senator Sorghum.
"A straw hat is an evidence of the
power Of precedent. Whatever your
opinions may be, if you don't wear a
straw hat when it is due you are
likely TO be regarded as mutinous
element of society"
Evening star., 1927-05-17

Those who regard the prize ring as
with which it promotes f1stic con
tender to the status of a literary
celebri ;; or a vaudeville star.
Evening star., 1927-05-17
Exhausted Resources.

"What did you say to the driver
who ran into you?"
Nothing" answered Mr.. Chug-
gins. And he said the same to me,
The profane vocabulary has been
overworked unil silence is the most
impressive demonstration"
Evening star., 1927-05-17

Germany is preparing to make the
worlds greatest motion pictures. The
studio will join with the laboratory in
an industrial revival.
Evening star., 1927-05-17

Sovietists are always confident that
their idea Of government will be more
successful somewhere else than it was
in Russia.
Evening star., 1927-05-17

AS a Channel swimmer. Gertrude
Ederle's vaudeville fame would have
been more secure il she could have
arranged to copyright the act.
Evening star., 1927-05-17

Whatever may be it's tragedies. an
airplane test is fraught with less
anxiety so long as 1t remains a sport
ing event instead Of a military demon.
stration.
Evening star., 1927-05-17

General rejoicing would ensue IL
the ''drys" could take charge of the
Mississippi in a physical and prac-
tical sense.
Evening star., 1927-05-17
Inc0nlDrellenSible.

o China. strange, historic land
Your politics is set
In ways as hard to understand
AS is your alphabet
Evening star., 1927-05-17

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10 the use for republication of all news dis.
patches credited to il or not otherwise cred
tied in this paper and also the local news
published herein. All rights of publication
OF special dispatches herein are also reserved
Evening star., 1927-05-17

Communism is favored by some Of
the Chinese who are too busy and
excited to read up in their history.
Evening star., 1927-05-17

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Evening star., 1927-05-17

when you tells yoh troubles" said
Uncle Eben, "you tips yoh enemy off
to q weakness Of yoh land"
Evening star., 1927-05-17
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Evening star., 1927-05-17
Evolution. .

The pretty bird was once a snake;
The snake was once q fish.
Who climbed ashore it's chance to tak'
With an amphibious wish.
! The weather man forecas asts q rain.
With q persistence grim.
Were / fish. III turn again
And try to learn to swim.
Evening star., 1927-05-17

Jud Tunkins says people who go to
Paris for their divorces have the sur
rounding gayeties available as balm
for broken hearts.
Evening star., 1927-05-17
The Evening Star Newspaper Company
Business once:

T - I1th Sc and Pennsvlvanla Ave.
= rev York once: lI0 East 4cnd ST.
Chicago ONCE; Tower Building.
European once: IL Regent ST.. London
England.
Evening star., 1927-05-17

"If we are to be imperialist, it is
better to be frank about 1t. There
is no good in pleading disinterested-
ness when the facts are quite to the
contrary" declares the Baltimore Eve
ming Sun independently. and the Rich
mond News-Leader independent Dem
0cratic) contends: Holding to a new
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-09

souri, Farms spolocnosti, ktora
mala svoju 1radoven Chicagu
Ill. a ktory jej boil zaslali co "a.
vdavok ma pozemky. Menovana
spolocnost sl'ubovala dotycnym
rodakom, ze jestli 81 kllpia cd nej
pozemky, ze i'm zadovazi VIA ma
pasy do Spojenych Statov, Roda-
ci nasi sl'ubu verili vysledok to-
no je, re sa stall obet 'ou pokut-
nvch agentov.
Slovenska Lfga chcela i'm vys-
,spomenuty obnos zachranit ale
prihlasili sa uz neskoro, lebo o.
znamenia, ktore sme dostali cd
lpostovneho nradu z Chicago, Ill.
vysvita, re matadori menovanej
spolocnosti sii uz "a mrezami. IT,
>dalost' tilto uverejnuieme preto.
aby sme upozornili mas l'ud, re by
sa chranil l'udi ktorych nevie,
co a kto su.
Bratia, ked potrebujete radu
alebo pomoc akejkol 'vek zalezi.
tostl, obrat tie sa Ma svoju ustano
wien Slovenskl Lfgu.
sProsebne s]ovo. Nedavno boil
sme uverejnili pros5u brata Fran
tiska l., Drbjaka, bEv. csl. legio
nara 0 podporu. Brat Drbjak pi
Sc V jeho prosbe, ze je t 'azko cho
ry, re je otcom styroch malycf
deti, nuz zaslilzi 81 podpory. Obra
kclame sa znovu s d0verou na vset
kych slovenskych bratov a sestry
ably milosrdenstvom vedeni penaz
nymi podporami obi 'ahcili biedu
t;piacej rodinky. Bratia, sestry
smilujte sa! =
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-09
lPol'sky vynalez v radiofonii.

Mlady pol SKY inzinier Mecislav
Wyrosebski utinil vel mi zaujima-
Wy vynalez pre- radioamaterov. i.
de antenu, ma ktor1 mono pri-
pojit al 60 prijimacfch pristrojov
v jednom dome, takze inStalaGne
vydaje pre- radiostanice budn tym
podstatne snizene. Wyrosebski dial
svoj vynalez uz Polls paten-
tovat a hodla talk ucinit' v GU
dzine. sChcetsvoj vynalez dat k
3dispozicii polskemu radiopriemy.
slu a len v pade by nenasiel donna
dost' kapitalu, hodla sa obratit
ma cudzinu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-09
Syn ceskeho krajcira arcibisku-
pom v aRumunsku.

z Bukuresti (CEPS). tPodl "a ru-
munskej 1stavy SIT do seflatu po-
'volani mimo zastupcov univerzit
al hlavy jednotlivych ndbozen-
skIch vyznanf, ktore su v Rumun-
sku uznane. Vedl "a patriarchu ru-
imunskej pravoslavnej cirkve, ku
.ktorej sa hlasi vacsina obyvatel'-
stva, sii senate al zastupci cir
kve rim. katolickej, protestant,
skej, Mdovskej a mohamedanskej.
Zastupcom kultu rfmsko-katoli.
ckeho stal sa terajSom senate ar
cibiskup Alexandra 7. Cisar, kto-
reho memo prezradzuje cesky pc.
vod. A skutocne arcibfskup Cisar
je synom FrantiSka Cisara, ktory
ako krajcir Dol dlh6 roxy usade
ny V Bukuresti. | matka bola kr
We slovanskej, pochadzajde Pol
| Skd. .rezr-r~7r p. .-,-r
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-09
20 SLAVIANSKEHO
SVETA.
IA NAJUzSIU SPOLUPRACU
CSR. S POL 'SKOM.

Tesinsky "Dziennil1 Ciezyn-
ski, ktory casio zodvihunl svoj
HAS proti snaham, ktore Sd poki-
sally po svetovej vojne 0 tesnejsie
sblNenie medzi Ceskoslovenskom
a Pol'skom, uverejnil dna 7. julia
'pozoruhodny 1vodnik IT, Lydka,
ktory sd vrele prihovara va naj-
1l'zsiu spolupracu medzi oboma
statmi a bratskymi narodami a to
v zau.me svetoveho mieru a nazy-
va svaz Pol ska Ceskosloven-
skom protivahou proti znovu ra-
|.stncej alstivife 1peinecke.j. Pisatel
vychadza q konStatovania, ze vliv
premozeneho Nemecka mnohy z
Wit 'aznych statov uz pocitil V Spo-
Iocnosti narodov a re nemecke
snahy pomaly vyvolavajil Ease V
Europe to ovzduSle, ktore tu VIA
do tesne pred svetovou vojnou.
To vola po spolocnej frNnte Nset-
kych narodov ohrozenTch novym
rozmachom nemeckym a zvlaste
spolocna fronta ces.koslovensko-
pol ska bola by dobrou brzdou
| tychto snah. Pol 'sko Ceskoslo-
vensko mllsia sa dohodnut vzdor
vset'kym docasnym nedorozume-
niam. VyNaduje to w zemepisna
poloha oboch statov, ich hospo-
Idarska Strlukttlra sa ciastocne do
plnuje. Pol 'sko mohlo by sa ueit
cd Ceskoslovenska hlavne V obo-
Ire technickej Ikultury. Spolocnost
zaujmov oboch narodov je dana
ostatne historicky. Zvlaste "a
ujmy neutrality-suspicious. oboch
statov sn totozne do vel mi znac.
nej miery Pisatel na kOnci svoJ.
T, no clanku S uspokojenim konsta
tuie, ze nedorozumenNmedzl Pol
skom Ceskoslovenskom postup
ne mMne. Boly podpisane uz
smluvy obchodne, likvida'cne d
arbitrazne. Vzajomne navstevy
novinarske a hlavne maJovy "a.
jazd pol 'slly'.ih novinarov do Ces-
kosloyenska a lch srdecne prijatie
sn dokazom toho, ze podklad pre-
d aisle sblMenie politicke je uz
pripraveny. Proti nemeckej mie-
rovej Rampant, proti smluve ver7
! sailleskej treba postavit' najtes-
| nejsf spolok Pol'ska Ceskoslo-
velpskom, ,ktore tax ako Pol 'sko
ma svojho lrajvaesieho nepriatel a
v Nemecku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-09
Spojene Staty, j1Nna Afrika q Au,
stralia. 'Behom roku 1926 vratilo
sa cudziny 4,833 Juhoslovanov.
srbsky panovnik vyhlaseny "a
svateho.

z Belehradu. (CEPS) Ma roz.
hodnutie archierejskeho saIboru
srbskej pravoslavnej cirkve, pre-.
hlasil srbsky patiiarcha tychto
dfloch srbskeho despota Stefana
Lazarevica "a, svateho srbskej
pravoslavnej cirkve. LazarevH I'll
pred 500 rokmi a bol prvym srb.
skym vladarom, ktory sidlil v Be.
lehrade. Slavnosti boly vel mi O.
kazale zteastnily sa ich zastup.
covia vlady vsetkych vrstiev o.
byvatel 'stva.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-09
Vyst 'ahovalectvo z Juhoslavie.

'Vyst 'ahovalectvo z Juhoslavie.
Podl "a vyst 'ahovaleckej stati-
silky vyst' ahovalo sa r. 1926 zJn-
hoslavie celkom 1890 osobs z kto
ryoh bolo 13,e72fm1zov a zbyfqk
zeny, Vacsina 3 tychto vyst 'aho-
valcov boil rol'ni a to 1900 a
pochadzali hlavne Horvatska a
Slovinska. Ciel 'om tychto emf.
grantov bola .predovsetkvm Ka-
NADIA, potion Argentina, Brazflia
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-09
Ignac Panak, Kanada, ohl'

IuS 4 uiIuAs Jill a
dom podania ziadosti vfzo.
Ia tu nasu slovencinu. Narodne
povedomie majuci synovia dee
ry nasho naroda vedia vel mi do
bre, co znamena pre- slovensky|
l'ud Slovenska Liga a preto sa 0
jej zvel 'adenie staraju. V augu-
ste 1927 obnovili 81 clenovsky pri-
spevok sto sedemnasti rodol 'ubo.
via dvestoSestdesiati siedmi pri
hlasili sa co novl pracovnici "a
prava slovenskeho naroda pod jej
zastavu. Menom Slovenskej Ligy
vzdavam Vam, drahi bratia, mile
sestry v narode, srdecni vd'aku,
ze ste nepodfahli stvaniciam ne
priatel'ov SLOW Llgy nasho ma
roda.
Hejtmanske hospodarenie ma
slovensku. Casopis "Slovak" pi-
Sc, "Minuly tyzden boil plny zau-
jimavych udalosti, ktore zaujima-
ly predovsetkym slovenskd ve-
rejnost'. Tie najdolezitejsie 81
vsak zasltMia, ably sa komentova.
ly, bo hDboko siahaj1 do bud1c-
nosti narodneho zivota slovenske-
no a v6bec do behu udalosti Slo-
venskej krajiny v budncnosti. Ia
! cneme novou ranou, ktoru shce-
zadat Slovenskej krajine "stato-
tvorna iredenta prazska' Je to
naSa staroslavna historical min
covna v Kremnici, ktora ma do
stat aida pod titulom Rasinovho
heslat "Setrit "' konkurenta V Pra
he. My SINE uz davno videli po.
stupni demontaz Slovenskej Kra.
jiny, ale ked We nechceme 'Stvat'
citujeme, co o tejto mincovni ma
pfsaly casopisy tych stran, ktort
vsetku moe zasantrocily Prahe.
i "Narodny Dennik' (Kramar
| Ivanka) pise, "To znamena, IL
fpraEska mipcoyiaa bude praco
vat rycIhlejsie ze vystaci n;
lvybavenie vsetkyeh statnych OBJ
) | iednavok. Pre- Kremnicu prett
prace nebude, ostane nezamest
mana a zanikne sama. ako ked
| starry clovek pozvol ma umrie. III
to uH nebude nikto zodpovednym
Zda sd, re V Prahe I'D toto rata
iii! Skoda, ze sa S Tatrami ned;
nieco vykonat', "a Rratky cas- b,
] sme tie chodili pozerat' do Pra
hy. Slovensko mech sa len test, u
!. ma slobodu +" Ku tejto zprave po
. znamky netreba. Ubohe Sloven
sko!
o Novy sbor Ligy v Kanade. Br
FrantiSek Kunda oznamuje, ze pr
/. pomoci roduvernyeh synov sic
venskeho naroda podarilo sa M
{. zalozit V New Waterford sbof Ii
gy S 26 clenmi.
/, Vystraha. Bratia Jan Kosct
Jan Scerba, Jozef Dusenica, ia
: Hrabovsky, Jan Rusnak a Pave
Fstok nachodiaci sa v Kanade, pt
!. ziadali Slov. Ligu, ably i'm vymol
la obpos $4,000 cd Marston Mi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-09

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