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Milford chronicle., 1928-11-02
POULTRY RAISERS
VIEW PLANTS in ALL
PARTS OF DELAWARE
Two Day Tour Gave Men An In
sight Into Methods Used By
Successful Growers.
BANQUET AT MILFORD
Annual Affair At Grange Hall
With DR.. Maurice Hall, Gov
ernment Official, Speaker.

On Thursday and Friday of last
week, the poultrymen of Delaware
held their Third Annual State Poul-
try Tour. During the two days,
eleven poultry farms were visited,
which gave opportunity for poultry
men to learn many valuable lessons
in poultry management. The tour
was arranged and conducted by the
Delaware State Poultry Association,
the Extension Department of the
University )Of Delaware, and the
State Board of Agriculture cooper
ating.
The tour started on Thursday
morning at the plant of the Mason
Alfalfa Process Company, located On
the du Pont highway, seven miles
south of Wilmington. The next stop
was at the Burrows and Phillips
Poultry Farm, one mile west of
Christiana, where inspection was
made of the plant where turkeys
have been grown in the same man.
ner as chickens. A stop was made
at the Extension Poultry Farm of
the University of Delaware, where
the visitors were told of the method
of feeding by c. w. Mumford and A.
3. Tomhave, who have this line of
work in charge. The plant of ]. w.
Suddard G Son, near Newark, was
visited. Some of the interesting fea-
lures of the Suddard poultry farm
are pullets reared on all-mash ra-
ton, laying hens fed on all-mash,
water fountains arranged
to prevent freezing and automatic
clocks for turning on and off lights
n the plant. At the University of
Delaware the pOultrymen heard a
lecture by Mrs. Helen M. Baker, of
Jhestertown, Md, on the subject of
Modern Methods of Raising Tur-
Keys"
Fridays tour started with an in
spection of the hatchery of W. V.
Steen, at Dagsboro, and a visitation
Of the fattening plant of the Tim
mons farm where the --latest methods
If fattening poultry for the fancy
markets were studied. From Days
1oro the tourists came north to the
A. c. Jones poultry farm, two miles
south of Georgetown, which is rec
)gnized as one of the largest in the
Cast. A thorough inspection was
made. Here they saw the latest type
lrooder house which is heated by
electricity and ventilated by forced
lraft.
The next stop was made at the
Marvel poultry farm, short dis
ance from the Georgetown-Laurel
highway and about three miles from
georgetown. This also is one of the
argest poultry plants in the eastern
ection of the country. Mem
TCoatiHged on pa0s 81
Milford chronicle., 1928-11-02
DEL-MAR-VA RECIPES
PREPARED FOR FREE
DISTRIBUTION READY
Second Edition Necessary After
First Lot Is Absorbed By Pub
lie Eager To Get Them.
HAS new ROAD MAP
Map Showing Every Improved
Highway On DeI-Mar-Va Pen
insuIa Is Newest Available.

The Del-Mar-Va Eastern Shore
Association has received from the
printer the new edition of the Del
Mar-Va Products and Recipe folder
for distribution in answer to the
many hundreds of inquiries which
have been received asking for this
special piece of literature.
"The original Products and Re-
cipe folder issued by the Association
became extremely popular in con-
nection with the five weeks radio
program which the Association car
r1ed out two years ago. Since that
time the original lot of some $4,000
folders became exhausted and sew
eral weeks ago, because of the hea-
Wy demand, appropriation was made
for an additional 10000.
New Map Prepared
I'm preparing the new folder the
Publicity Department added four
pages and arranged to carry as
center display the recently issued
new map of the Peninsula. Other
new features which add materially
to the attractiveness of the folder
include a photograph of Aunt Ada
line Wheatley, an 85-year-old Negro
cook who has been in the family of
John A. L. Radcliffe, of Spocot
Farm, near Cambridge, Md, all her
life and who has been mistress of
the Radcliffe kitchen for more than
[COHtinged on page 51
Milford chronicle., 1928-11-02
STATE TEACHERS WILL
MEET AT NEWARK
Annual Meeting VIII Draw 1900
Educators TO College Town

Final plans are being made by
Prof w. A. wilkinson, head of the
Department of Education of the
University of Delaware, who is also
an official of the Delaware State
Education Association for the tenth
annual meeting of that association
in Newark on November Is and 10.
It is expected that at least 1900 pub
lie school teachers from all over
the state will attend this meeting.
are being made to
hold the sessions i'll the Newark
Armory as the auditorium in Wolf
Hall, University of Delaware, is too
small to accommodate such large
crowd. There will be an educa-
tional exhibit in the gymnasium OF
the Newark High School and the an
nual banquet of the association will
be held on the evening of November
Is, at the WOmen's College. Several
of the faculty of the university will
be speakers during the convention.
Milford chronicle., 1928-11-02
MILFORD STORE HAS
HALLOWEEN PARTY
Long & Short Entertain Employees
From Laurel, fredericksburg, Milford

Long and Short gave a fine Hal
lowe'en party to all the employees
of their Milford, fredericksburg and
Laurel stores on Tuesday night Of
this week. The third floor of their
Milford building, where the party
was held, was beautifully decorated
with black and orange crepe paper
and an open fire place electrically
lighted, gave a pretty red glow to
the scene, Lively games, including
the customary apple-eating contest,
afforded lot of fun, and the guests
enjoyed dancing to the radio. Mrs.
Mary Wagner, of fredericksburg, won
the prize for guessing the identity
of most of those present. A gypsie
fortune teller, Mrs. c. r. Long, pre-
dicted interesting futures for the
guests. These present we're: From
Milford, Mrs. Sara Short, Mrs. Mary
Abbott, Miss Marian Hudson, Mrs.
margaret McLoughry, Mrs. Henry
Harrington, Mrs. Virginia Tribbett,
Mrs. Myrtle White, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
R. Long, James Abbott, Harold
Short, Emerson Morgan, Thomas
Jose and Robert ThorsOn; from Fed
Mrs. Mary Wagner, Miss
es Edna Wheatley, Bessie Lyden,
Helen Lyden, Mary Windsor, May
Grace Adams, Helen Dean,
Messrs. Harvey Long, J. Frank
Short, Henry Long, William Wag-
ner, Harvey Wharton, Bill Moore,
I ovuic VVbaIor opd 7 TouupoOoo Mich
OILS; from Laurel, Mr.. and Mrs. Mace
Smith, Misses Pauline Hearn and
Louise Elliott and others.
Milford chronicle., 1928-11-02
KENT MAIL CARRIERS
ELECT NEW OFFICERS
Ralph Jefferson OF Smyrna Elected
President OF Association

The Kent County Rural Letter
Carriers Association of Delaware,
met last Wednesday evening in the
post office building at Dover.
The meeting was opened by sing
ing America" and the temporary
president presiding. The temporary
oceffirs who were nominated at the
State Convention in July, were cleo
ted as permanent officers, as follows
President, Ralph Jefferson, Smyr-
ma; vice-president, Charles J. Phil
lips, Hartly; secretary and treasur-
er, Anthony Summers, Milford.
The association has so per cent
CCOHfiEged on page s.
Milford chronicle., 1928-11-02
REV. A. M. EELLS COMES
TO LOCAL CHURCH
VIII Preach His First Sermon Sum
day, November IS

DR.. A. M. Eells has accepted the
call to the Presbyterian Church.
The announcement was made to the
congregation on Sunday morning
last by Charles J. Holzmueller,
clerk of session, DR.. Eells is at
present pastor of the First Presby-
terian Church of Hillsboro. He re-
signed from that pulpit last Sunday
and expects to arrive in Milford and
will begin his work here on Sunday,
November IS.
This church is particularly FORUM
ate in having called minister who
is well known in the Middle West
as a forceful pulpit orator, church
and all-around Presbyter.
We welcome him to our city and to
our civic life, feeling sure he will be
a strong force for righteousness in
our community.
Milford chronicle., 1928-11-02
NEGRO INJURED WHEN
STEPPING FRONT OF CAR
Benjamin Ingram Taken To Hospital
Where Injuries We're Dressed

Benjamin Ingram, colored,. about
40 years of age, was severely shaken
up and injured on Tuesday night
when he walked in front of an auto
mobile driven by Van Nuis Wilker-
son, brick manufacturer in Milford.
The accident occurred on the Mil
ford-RehOboth highway east of Argo.
From meagre details available about
the accident it seems that Ingram
had either stepped from an automo-
bile or was riding on the running
board. AS the Wilkerson car ap-
preached he is said to have stepped
directly in front of the automobile.
Although he made an effort to avoid
striking the man, Mr.. WiIkerson was
unable to do so. Immediately fol-
lowing the crash he was brought to
the Marshall Hospital in Milford,
[COHtiHHed on page 81
Milford chronicle., 1928-11-02
TO HAVE OK ROAST ON
RETURN DAY In SUSSEX
Committees Are Named By George
town Citizens To Entertain Visitors

In connection with the Return
Day" celebration to be held at
Georgetown on Thursday, November
8, these committees have been nam
ed:
Finance-George E. Swain, An
drew Marvel, Benjamin Ableman,
Earl Rust, Rodney Wilgus, George
A. Lindenkohl, Jr.
Publicity-Andrew Marvel, Oscar
S. Wilson, Earl Rust, Rodney Will
gus, Raymond Ingram, Bud Coy.
Music-Benjamin Ableman, George
E. Swain, George FearOn, E. Paul
Burkholder, Harold w. T. Purnell, c.
R. Snyder.
Reception-Frank M. Jones, Wal
[COHtiHHed on page 81
Milford chronicle., 1928-11-02
CHANGES STATE BOARD
HEALTH. CENTER WORK
Center Work In Sussex County To
Be Extended Over More Territory

After a series of successful timer
ant clinics during the summer, the
Sussex county unit of the State
Board of Health, with the aid of var
ious communities, is establishing ad-
ditional permanent monthly clinics
at Lewes, Selbyville and Milton.
The health clinic at Georgetown,
which has been held on Thursday af-
ternoon of each week, will be dis
continued, and instead, a clinic will
be held on the 1st and 4th Friday of
each month.
Continual on page s
Milford chronicle., 1928-11-02
OFFICIAL VOTE WILL BE
PUBLISHED BY CHRONICLE

Following usual custom the Milford Chronicle print
the complete official vote for
issue AS the
afternoon it will be hold
certified by the judges that be
placed in the mails Friday instead of Thursday
The Milford Chronicle will only
publish both Kent
and Sussex counties
Milford chronicle., 1928-11-02
BALLOTS FOR SUSSEX
PRINTED BY CHRONICLE
10000 Ballots Have Been Prepared
For Voters In County

The ballots for Sussex county
have been printed and delivered to
the Clerk of the Peace at George
town for distribution throughout the
several election districts in the
county. Over 10000 ballots were
[CoHfisged on page 8
Milford chronicle., 1928-11-02
VOTE EARLY-OR YOU MAY
NOT BE ABLE TO VOTE

unusually large county it
that voters polls ballots
who wait until afternoon that the
that they will have stand in line
than possible that who late will unable
early and quickly possible officers
will take all to
Milford chronicle., 1928-11-02

the Rule of County Rotation which had party rule
from the earliest days of the Commonwealth.
- 1t took from Sussex County the right to nominate
the Governor, to which it entitled, by established
Party law and custom
"3 This direct obedience
Coleman DUPONT because the custom stood in the of
his Royal will.
done in order that he might nominate his Sonn
Law c. D. BUCK, for Governor.
"5 The purpose of T. Coleman dupont
have his Frank DUPONT appointed United
tor by his SOnnIaw c. D. BUCK he desired resign
his seat in the United States Senate.
&C. Of political conditions shows clearly
George against whom great fOreahers rebeled
authority
dupont possesses of Delaware
a. Republican of approv
al of what done at the late State Convention
49, vote for the State Republican Ticket is
abrogation of all your former political rights
49, Republican vote to pros
utute county.
Republicans of Old Sussex! political rights
been ruthlessy amped
by your great fOrehers
children
show your Indignation No other election
VIII do 1t will be too late in the future allow this
rights it will be used in the future
satisfied to have rights taken willing
to become compasant Wilmington
SeC Wnen demonstrated with at Dover the
was consummated this Wilmington Machine said
WE DON'T NEED YOU! WE CAN ELECT THE TICKET WITH
OUT YOU
worthy those great men that pre-
ceded Old
respect the power to
show indignation at the of the
It not be in to defeat D. Governor
BUT, IT POWER TO SHEAR A LARGE PART
OF HIS POWER BY SENDING A DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATURE
TO DOVER.
CAL LIBERTY is AT STAKE! TALK THESE THINGS OVER
WITH YOUR NEIGHBOR, AND SHOW YOUR DEEP RESENT
MENT AND DISAPPROVAL AT THE BALLOT BOX"
COMMITTEE.
Milford chronicle., 1928-11-02
Nip Democratic Scheme To Create Strife
Among The SUSSEX County Republicans

Letters Bearing Every Evidence Of Democratic Origin Mailed To Voters Throughout County Attack D Buck And
Milford chronicle., 1928-11-02

Sound editorials on live
topics-that's the kind you
will find every week in this
newspaper. Turn to them
now.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-09
SEZoNA MA. V0JNYan a
AZ ST SA W ZActNA

BlEenmn sa jara zaIina sa sezo-
ma ma vojny. Ocakavajn So viace.
re najmozneEou je ''svatd vol.
ma mohamedanov proti Angli,
cku. Ibn Said, kral' Hedjazu a
sultan Nedju chysta sa napadn1t
britske probationary Irak Trans
jordaniu v Malej Azii a vyhlasit
!" svatn vojnu''. Anglicko sa chy'
sta ohrozene 1zenlie branit' a Wy.
slalo As valecnych lietadiel ku
perskeanu zalivu.
" Geneve zaseda Rada Lisy Ma
.rodnv . vySetruje tajomns paSo
vanie strojovyoh pusiek Talian'
ska do Mad 'arska. Mad 'ari q Ia,
liani robia preto vel Ky Kirk !
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-09
SMRTNE ZPRAvY.
Pani Anna Tarap6&k, manzelk

Pani Anna Tarapt&k, manzelka
Stefana TarapGaka, 2648 Taft
Ave-, zomrela v ntorok rano ne
mocnici Massillon, O. vo vel1u
81 rokov. Neboha zanechava krem
manzela pat dietok: Mariu, Annu
Helenu, Agnesu a Veroniku, jed
neho brata v Kanade, dvoch bra
tov a jednu sestru ma Slovensku.
Bola iidkynou .spolku Sv. Rity, {.
100. Penn. s. K. &. J. a osady Sv.
Mateja. Pohrab iej b,,de v piatok
rano. Pohrabn6 obrady vykona
Rev. Frantisek Kozelek. Pochova.
ma bude ma Kalvarii.
Jan Mikulas, 20 Stop IS Poland
Line, zomrA Y nedel'n ' okresnej
nemocnici vo yeku 4S rokov. "a.
nechal manEelku : Seste dietok
Fohrsb NAL ' utorok I chramu Sv.
Trojice a pochovany Dol ' Calva-
~ cintorfne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-09
sLovACI vo vYB0RoCH
FEDERACIE IMPROv. KLUBov

V pondelok mala Federacia I'm
provement Klubov mesta Youngs-
town sch6dzu, svolanti zvlastne k
pojednavaniu South Ave. a Ce-
dar ST.. mostocll. Schodza sa me-
mohla ushodnnt' ale vacsia polo
vica klubov je "a to, aby Cedar
st. most Dol najprv postaveny
Celia, vec potion bola dana k Wy.
setreniu vyboru, ktory poda svo,
ju zpravu ma schodzi IA. marca,
Ma pondelkovej schodzi vyme.
novane boly viacere stale vybory
Federacie a 20 Slovakov j. Staron
vymenovany boil do obcanskehe
vyboru Jan s. Valko do Glen
skeho vyboru.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-09
Ohen zniiccil dom
slovenslk ych -
Podnjata je sbierlka Y prospeela|
Kacvinsiych chlapcov, ktorf utrar
till v ohni vsetko 20 mali.

v noel so soboty ma nedel'sl W.
pllknul oheG dome Styroch si-
rot sloyenskych, chlapcov to po
nebohom Janovi Kacvinskm jc-
ho tiez nebohei maMefke. Dom sAI
nachadza Y {. 254O Taft Ave. Il
boil jedinfm majetkom sir6t, dl-s
zobou olSolo $1,000 ma nom. Oheii
povstal cd rozhorhGeneho fornest
rozsiril sa po dome tax rychlo,
ze chlapcov susedia stacili povy-
nasat' len V nocnych satach 4 u-
tratili vsetko. Dom Dol poisteny
len ma $4,000, ale nabytok . sat-
stvo ME, preto siroty si vo vel'-
kej biede. Q siroty staral sa mai
,starsl ich brat Jan a teraz sa ma
chodia II stry6ka, Jozefa .Kacvin-
skeho v Strnthers. N
Toto nest 'astie vzbudilo vel 'ky
siicit II vsetkych lansingvillsky yrit
Slovakov ku malym chlapcom.
zahajhi sbierku napred svojich
kluboch spolkoch, a teraz tamoj-
Sic jemnocitne Slovenky ga orga-
nizujn ku sbierke, ktor1 preyedn
medzi Slovakuni po celom meste.
Prosime nasich citatel 'ov, aby tii-
to sbierku stedre napomohli, aby
siroty, ktorych najmladsi je ST.
rocny, molly byt Ease vychova-
vane spolu pod jednou strechou 9
nemusely sa rozprchnut' svetonl;
kakd8 v inii stranu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-09
DIEvcA, CAKAJUCE
MA KARU, ZBITE

Vo stvrtok vecer o pol II. hodi-
ne jedna slovenska deva eakala
ma Ohio Works karu ma rohu Salt
Spring a Steel ulic, ked odrazu
neznamy chlap priblfzil sa k nei
a uderil ju tri razy ostrym pred
metom po hlave. Dievca sa statne
branilo ntocnikovi a. zachranene
bolo prichodom Jamesa Poindello
Petera Spottsford ma automobi-
lie. Ked 1tocnik zazrel bliGiaci sa
automobil, 1lsiel. Spomenuti dva-
ia muzovia potion odviezli dievca
do Youngstown nemocnice, kde
jej rany ma hlave boly osetrene.
Policia usilovne patra po 1tocnf-
kOyi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-09
WL'KA NEZA16EsTNANOsf
PANUJE v KRAJINE

V krajine panuje vel'ka neza-
mestnanost', udavajti demokrati-
cki sendtori v senate Spojenych
Statov, co ma byt' odpoved ma
posolstvo prezidenta Coolidgea ku
kongresu, ktorom Dol prezident
udal, ze krajina zijc vo vel'km
blahobyte a robotnictvo, okrem
strakerov, re je pine zamestnane.
Demokraticki senatori udali, ze
prezident falsoval skutocnost' a
ze pima zamestnanost' ie pohad-
kou. V krajine je vraj 100000
robotnikov bez prace, tedy kazdy
desiaty robotnik. Senator Wagner
= New Yorku navrhol, aby mini
ster prace vysetril dokladne situ-
aciu podal zpravu senatu. Mi
mister prace Davis chytil sa do
sbierania statiatiky zamestnanosti
a ndawa, ze 8 prae0u sbude skoro
hotovy. PredbeEne oznamuje, Ee
robotne pomery sa celej kraji-
ne zlepsuj1 Oceliarne ze w pra-
cuj1 80-percentovou vykonnost 'ou
stavebne robotnictvo az zacina
pracovat'.
Najhorsie robotne pomery budii
akiste v New Yorku, kde ma ohla-
sku istei firmy, ze potrebuje "a
metaea kancelarie platoon SIG
ma tyzdeH, hlasilo sa az 500 l'udi
a ked' firma vzala jedneho chlap-
ca do prace, ostatni sa. vzb1rili a
polamali naradie v kanceldrii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-09
Slovenska Baseball
Llga sol'ganizovana
Jan Kral xnovu svoleny "a pred
sedu. v Lige budd kluby: Farrell,
Hillcrest, Lansingville, Haselton,
Struthers a inc, ktore sa prihlasia.

v utorok bola reorganizacna
sch0dza Slovenskej Baseball Ligy
" Mahoning doline, ma ktorej zvo-
leny boil drad pre- tohorocnd sc-
zonu prijate move pravidla.
Trad ligy je nasledovny: Jan
Kral, predseda; Josef Rak, pod.
predseda; Michal Kornik, tajom-
mix a Peter Bobby, pokladnik.
Do lfgy sa dosial'. prihlasily
lxluby: Farrell, Hillcrest, Lansing
vile, Haselton aStruthers. Budl
,posiadane vsthpit' kluby: Holy
Name 20 Steelton, Pol ski Sokoli
a klub z Warren. Tieto kluby su
ziadan6 poslat' zastupcov ma bu-
dlcu schodzu, ktora bude %. mar
,ca veGer miestnostiach Hillcrest
klubn, 4O4 Robinson Road, Camp
bell.
Ma sch6dzi ligy prijaty boil Ii.
NIT II hracov ma catu a !" forfeit
fee" urceny Dol ma 800, miesto
dosavadnych $50. Novym klubom
v lige je Hllcrest klub, ktory Dol
v lani v Tommy Pemberton lige.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-09
NOVA BUDovA KRIsTovYCH
MIsu OTvORENk

v tieto dni otvorena bola svoj-
mu nceln nova 1000 budova
Kristovych Misii, kde ME jedna
slovenska vdova zanasa svoje ma
ls deticky K opatere, kym i'm ona
,ide yyhl 'adavat chleb5Ska. Teraj-
sia budova je Y kazdom OIL 'ade
moderna a vel'ka, talSe bude
moot sldzit svojim a6elom lepsie
4 vaccssiiemu poctn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-09
PIATI SA ZABILI
PADOM ZLEHO LIETADLA

Isty w. Bird 20 San. Diego, Cal.
sostrojil 81 sam lietadlo a pozval
styroch priatel'ov, ably $ MIN wy
leteli. Lietadlo ale nebolo spray.
ne sostrojene a preto ked' Bird
zaeal motor, lietadlo vyletelo hore
nosom asi 500 stop hned nato
srItilo sa ma zem, pri com vSet.
kych pat letlnov sa zabilo. Bird
nemal dovolenie lietat' a jeho
stroj Dol odsndeny do stareho ze,
leza, ale sa sprotivil autoritam a
zapricinil smrt sebe svojim pria
tel 'om.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-09
aBIERKA MATICE SKOLsKEJ
PREvYSUJE " 500, ,cpo

Minulej nedele bola prednasks
" Binghamton, N. Y, kde zahaje.
ma bola sbierka M Maticu Skol
skti. Rev. Jozef bulk, pokladnia,
Maticc. udal, ze sbierka ide dobre
V pokladnici sa lH nachodi $85, ,0N
a celia sbierka presahnje 800, 900
Sbierka ma yonngstownskej o
kolici zahajena bude vel'kou pred
naskon v nedel'u, %. aprila. w.
bory uN majn pripravy porobene
Prcnajata bude pravdepodobne
jedna 2 najvacssich miestnosti y
meste hu prednaske. Vybor sbier.
ky pozostava duchovnych ku.
ratorov miestnych a okolitycf1
farnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-09
VEL KY SKANDAL
MA MESTSKOM DOME
Byvaly plumbersky Inspector kra-
dol q falsoval knihy. Mayor mysli,
ze mesto bolo okradene o $50, 900.

Nase mesto bytva ME zriedka
javiskom v;Hsich j menSfch skan.
dalov jeden vel'ky ie prave te.
raz nielen meste, ale po celom
state pretriasany. William II. Pc
terson, byyaly plumbcrsky inspek.
tor primal sa, re okradol meste
$4,000 privlastnenim 81 penazi
2 plnmberskych licencii doslyeh
Peterson kradol talk, ze ked ME.
ktory plumber platil $6S.5O, dc
knihy zapisal $3.50, tol'ko odo.
vidal mestu ostatne peniaze 81
vlozil do 'svojho vrecka. Ma kra.
dez sa prislo pri porovnavanl prij.
NOV 2 januara februara toho 70.
ku, prijmami v januari febru.
ari lanskeho roku. Rozdiel Dol pri.
vei'ky, ably nenapadnul terajsie
- 3
mu inspektorovi Obendorferovi
ktory to oznamil mayorovi. Ma.
yor hned' nariadil areStovat Pc.
tersma, ktory sa primal. Peter.
son boil plumberskym inspcktorom
"a 90 rokov.
Mayor Heffernan hned maria.
dill nzamknnt' ictovne knihy. vse.
tkych departmentov, ktore nara
baly peniazni bez centralne.
kontroly. Sn obayy, ze podobnt
lxrade6e prevadzane boly iv inycl1
departmentoch a ze mesto bolo o.
skodene 0 $4,000.
Mayor poziadal mestskli radu
ably mu dovolila naiat' verejnych
t6tovnikov ma prehliadnntie vset
kych ,knih. Poziadany ,bqde stat
fny fictovny department prezre
tie knih. Doterajsi statny tictov
mix Lippincot je obvinovany 2 ne
presnosti svojej praci a mayor
poziada druheho. Tiez ziadal, a
by mesto odteraz malo pokladniks
ktory by dozeral ma prijmy. Dote
raz takeho poriadku nebolo pre-
to sa mohlo l'ahko kradnht a fall
sovat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-09
sENAT ZAtAL v1sLUcHY
V MAJNERsKOM sTRAJKU

Senatny vybor Spoj. Statov "a
hajil v stredu avysluchy zalezi-
tosti strajku mikko,lhol 'nych ba-
nikov prvy vysllchany bol John
=, Lewis, prsdseda .insrskei Y
ME.
Lewis udal, ze OPERATOR bani a
aeleznice spikli sa ciel 'om znieenia
majnerskej unie, aby talk mohli o.
peratori l'ubovol'ne snMovat
mzdu zvysovat' pracovne hodi-
ny majnerov, zeleznice zas ably
talk mohly dostat' lacne uhlie a
mohly snMovat' mzdu svojich ro-
.botnikov, lebo kym majneri mali
uniovn skalu, zeleznieni robotnici
neboli spokojni mensou mzdou
nezli mali majneri. Prve. najvaesie
uhol'n spoloenosti, ktore zrusily
smlrlvu s uniou, boly Consolida-
ton Coal Co., ktord kontrolnje
Johnn d. Rockefeller IRA Pitts
burgh Coal Co., ktorl zas kontro-
lnjii Mellonovci. Mensie spoloeno-
sti nasledovaly, lebo nemohly kon-
kurovat'. Tieto spolocnosti potion
ma jimali banikov, ktorych print
till podpisat' ''yellow dog" kon-
trakt, ze nikdy nevstilnia do unie
a federalne sudy pomahaly kom-
paniam vydaNanfm sddnych zaka-
GOV proti unii, ktora nesmela ta-
kychto banikov do unie zapiso-
vat, talaze tito banici stall sa ma
jetkom kompanii. Lewis ziada kon
gres, aby tieto pomery rlapravil
zamedzenfm zneuzivamia sudcov-
skej moci vo vydavani zakazov;
prekazenim zeleznieiam praktizo
vat metody ma vynEfvanie makke
nhol 'neho priemyslu a skonsolido'
vanie po6etnych spolocnostf yc
vs6csie jednotky eiel 'om snNenia
produk6nych vydavkov q lpeNne.
MIA celeho tohto priernyslu.
Majnerska 11nia predostre ests
viacere memoranda vyboru . pre-
nasledovani. brutalte a vyllzfva
nj majnerov spolocnost 'ami.