davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-28
KNIHA A CLOVEK.
Napisal: Rev. Milos MlynaroviG;

dusevna "a dnesnych casov pOya-
zuje sa "a hanebnd; o material
nej chudobe tvrdit' daeo takeho
nevol no. Bohatstvo je tiez dvo--
jake: materialne a dusevne. 'Toho
pryeho dostane sa len niektorym;
to druhe ale niika ssa vsetkym nam
cestou dobrych knih. Mas I'ud tax
V Amerike ako al pod Tatrami
OIL 'ade tomto zanedbal mnoho pre-
neblahe pomery a teraz plati "a to
draho. Povedzme 81 pravdu: SINE
zaostali, nevsimajd 81 mas, mere
prezentujeme dost pred f6rumom
.Ameriky a sveta; ME sme prebu-
deni, povedomi co celok; necha-
peme seba svet, svet Ease ne
chape mas. Chhdobu 'nasu materi-
alnu prevysuje dusevna tuto
t'azko odp1St' a tax svet, ako i
Bob.
Mnohi nasi krajani ami netusia,
ze poctu vydanych, odpreda-
nych a precitanych knih a nevin
sud- sa 0 schopnosti a prave ma
jestvoyanie. Mad'arske noviny ST.
roko hlboko argumentovaly po-
cas- svetovej vojny pisomnickej
chudobe slovenskeho l'udu. A
koncom vojny mad 'arski delegati
ma mierovej konferencii dokazo-
vail svetu nasu neschopnost na u
tvorenie svojho statu.
Nasi kraiani nevedia, re forum
narodov pozoruje a znaci, re kol'-
.ko knih vydame a kol'ko Sd ich
odpreda. Madari ysemozne sna-
zia sa svetu dokazat', ze ,vsetko,
co name vieme, dostali SINE od
Mich ze 2 sej'vlastnej silly ne
doveyiedli SINE nicoho ziadnom
ohl'ade. Slovenska kniha jej
mizerny odbyt je ich silnym argu-
mentom pred svetom proti nam.
keby 81 pravdy tejto povsimli ma
81 krajani, zaiste svedomitej jsie by
podporili sloyenske easopisy a
sloyenske knihy, ako to chill -
vlastne necinili doteraz. Uz ci
my tomu verime- alebo neverlme,
ci az sa nam to l'lbi alebo mel u
bi, ale pravdou je, be ten mas kra-
jan, nepodporuj1ci nase easopisy
a nase knihy, poliekuje, zhanobu-
je slovensky narod pred syetom.
Clovek pozostava 4 tela du-
Sc. Ako telo potrebuje kazdoden-.
ne pokrm a napoj, tax dusa
.l'udska ziada sv djpokrm I i'napoj,
totiz pravdu a krasu. Kto eta,
ten krmi a napaja dnsu svojn. A
dusu ma kazdy mas, ci je farma-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-28

rom ale DO hmaJner0m, cl fODOtnl-
hom, obchodnikom, alebo protest.
onalom. A preto svatou poviDno-
st 'ou je dat dust nasej, po com
|tlzi, 60 ju v zivote udrzuje, zosil-.
nuje okrasl'uje dat jej pra.
vdu krasu, nadobudnut1 cita-
MIN dobrych novin knih. Neil
je l'udsky ten mas krajan, ktory
fen robotovat' vie, ktory len jest
pit spat' dovedie nicoho Wac,
'ebo to robia i zvierata. Clovek a.
le prevysit' mllsi zvierata, ,doka-
zat musi Wac. A povedzte mi, "a
!xoze to dokaze, ked, 81 novin ne
predplati, knihy nekupi a neci-
ia?
Kazdodenna praca je nam po-
trebnou; usporit' dolara je uzi-
tocne; mat svoj vlastny dom je
daco vzacneho. Ale toto vsetko ne
,taci uspokjit' tdziacu dusu, til
vyssiu ciastku cloveka, bez ktorej
by clovek clovekom nebol. Oprav-
dive hodnoty cloveka sd tie, kto-
re ho nikdy neopustia. Ked' jeho
poslednia hodina uderi, zanecha
pracu, 1spory dom; OH odide,
DO musi, tie ostani, lebo musia.
Jedine pravda a krasa dusevna, z
roziimania citania zadovazena
odprevadia no ako verne sestry
ma druhy svet ostanl $ MIN na
veky. Neopustia no ami v nebi.
Teologia uci, re nebo je miesto a
stav dokonaleho blaha, ktoreho
poskytuje nam skumanie Boha.
pravdy krasy to nekonecnej. a.
le al nebi bude rozdiel medzi
nami. Tomu, ktory cital, sa vide
laval, Wac blaha sa dostane, ako
nevzdelanemu, lebo Wac vycita,
Wac vyciti Wac zachyti.z Boha
ktory stane sa nebeSt' anon otvo-
renou knihou. Bystrejsie oko d'a-
lei zahliadne, tax i vzdelane jsia
dusa. Vacsi strom hlbsie zabori
svojimi korenami: a spotrebuje
viac slnia Wac vlahy; talk vac
sia, vzdelanejsia dusa. Vacsi po.
har Wac znesie, by boil plnym, "a.
ko ten maly; tax nasa dusa v
nebi.
Tato teologicna pravda akousi
neodolatel 'nou, zivelnou silou MI.
I'll mas, by sme miloNali knihy, kto.
re obohatia dusu, zosl 'achtia ma.
su bytnost a jedndc zhlbsia roz-
siria nasu blazenost' V nebi.
sdruzenie slovenskych
Novinarov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-28

BOlO TO pred' fokalnl. MY. kle-
rici, sedeIi SINE V jedalni pri obe-
de professor nami. Po preci-
tani jednej kapitoly 70 sv, Pisma
predstaveny zacengal, co zname-
nalo, re vol no rozpravat' sa. Ia
zelaj1c vsetkym fdobr6, chutnanrs
prehovoril takto: La a., AZ ''''' 81 -
':Teraz predstavujem YAM pa
ma Sulyho, etea nasho klerika. -
A tento otee. jednoduchy roP-
nix, povstal, pod akoval "a priyi-
TAME a predniesol tax profesorom
ako al klerikom povzbudzujucu
rec. Citaty 20 sv. Pisma a Z knih
roznych uGencov plynuly mu z
| ust, ako dolinou potok. V jedalni
teito predstaveni boil mnohi 0.
tcovia klerikov, boil mesta de-
| diny, boil robotnici, obchodnici
| rol'nlci i uradnici, ale ami jedon
| neprehovoril tax smele, ako pan
Suly. spytali SINE sa jeho syna:
"OdkiaP berie otec tvoj til sme,
'ost', re hotovy je este pred pro-
fesormi recnit 20 49,.
MOI otec ma rad knihy vel'a
cita', znela odpoyed.
Pripad tento stal sa pred mno.
hymi rokami, ale zabudnilt he
neviem. Stoji mi pred ocami ia
| rol 'nicka postava, ktora bez vse-
| tkej obavy recni, a to preto, lebo
knihy miluje usilovne eta.
Okrasou nasich .domOv. - ako
som to V mojom nedavnom elan.
ku "Meditacia blahu" podo-
tknul - maj1 byt' ME pohare a
fl l'asky, ale knihy. Otec, ktory
rad ottawa, dava dobry priLlad
svojej rodine. Dietky nasleduj1
priklad otca; stan1 sa priatel mi
knihy; priatelia knih vyhybujil
krcmam, gemblerstvu inym
zlym miestnostiam a zabavam,
ktorych navstevovanie skor-ne-
skor skoncieva sa tragicky. Ueen-
ci nevahali nazvat knihu najlep-
Sim priatel'om eloyeka; pirate
Pom takym, ktoreho zunovat' sa
media, ktory potesuje zarmutku,
dovedie zabddat' ma trudy zitia,
media z1fat', povzbudzuje k do
brym -skutkom, zosl 'acht 'uje a o.
bohacuje. A nezabudnime, re sam
Bob jednnc stane sa nam otvore-
nou knihou, ktorej citat' bude
dusa nasa tajne kspituly blaha
cez celn vecnost'.
s.s.t 4.
Chudoba je dvojakou.s eioyei
moze byt' chudobnyin ia manie
d chudobnym dusevne. Ghudoba
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-28

- Ked' mate krstiny, svadbu,
pohrab, spolkovn, osadnd slav.
most, oplste nam to . zaSlits I'VE
rejnit' do nasich novin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-28

denie hnpy Eaisonosej dalske'
prelstihovaly primitivnu kon-
strukciu Swanovu preto nastn-.
pila vit'azny pochod svetom lam
pa Americanova ME Anglica-
nova.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-28
KnE ESTE sLovAKov MET.

Slovaka najdeme skor Ysade: baniach Pennsylya-
mic; Colorado. Zapadne Virgine; oceliarilach Pennsy
yanie, Ohia, lnoisu; tsc-akroyych farmach Texa
New Britain herald., 1928-06-07

scattered offices entails a total rem the interest charges will be on the price of building large enough for all
 Mir. Herrick put the project be- fore the state department two years ago. Later. while visiting America. he gave interviews on rhe subject and wrote various articles pointing out the economies and other ad- NantaEes 10 he gained through q centraliza-lon Of American offices. His original suggestion was that the government ought 10 have its own office buildings in Paris. London and Berlin, He supplied the state department with detailed figures in regard to Parls
 Ambassador Herrlck said today that he could say nothing about the present transaction. IT was assume 1 that no papers had been signed a. yet,
 The news Of the sale of the building was given out by the Union Artlstlque. whose member rs voted to approve it at a meeting last night. The club was one of the most famous in Paris. but for, a generation il has been declining largely because no gambling was permitted From one Of the windows of the buildings the Bourbon Prince Eslite watched the Fuillotining of his cousin Louis XVI and Queen Marie Antoinette. At that time il was oc- cupied by the revolutionary com mlttee.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-07
7HAW DUE ID JET
 4 ROUND JOURNEY
Can't Land in England or
 in France

London, July ' F-Har-y F.. fhaw's protected European tour apparently has been turned into round trip from New York and re- turn on the Inner Aquitania.
 The immigration authorities re- fused to let Ihaw step of the gang plank at Southampton and his only glimpse of England will be what he gets from the vessels deck
 Fleettng View
 He is likely to get similar fleet ing view of France. He probably will bs refused permission to land at Cherbourg because he failed to obtain French visa for his pass port. The Aqultania will begin its return voyage to New York on Sat urday going by way of Cherbourg
 The home secretary's order of eX- clusion was based on an act provid ing that | person might be allowed to enter England only if he had not been sentenced in foreign country for some crime for which he might have been extradited from England under the eAtradition act of 1S79 1906. It forbids ThaW's leaving the ship under any circumstances and the American spent his first night Tn England aboard the vessel,
 There have been occasions when aliens were forbidden to enter the country but were allowed to land and stay temporarily at South ampton hotel. This privilege was reason was given.
 Thaw Puzzled
 Thaw was puzzled. He said he had interviewed the British consul in New York and had his passport Nisaed and therefore supposed every thing vas in order for his visit. He wished to go to London to see Vest minister Abbey and also to restock his wardrobe with the latest fash ions in mems. clothes and afterwards he intended to so 10 Paris to see his sister and then to Vienna.
 rhaw said he could get an Eng fish steamer to take him to France but that he was not even allowed to cross Southampton harbor for the purpose as he could not leave the Aouitania. The same limitation prevented him from crossing in an airptane, which he had considered
 The Daily Express said that l.. NJ. Pendleton, friend of Thaw, came to London from Southampton to try to persuade the American embassy to ret the restriction order rescind- ed. He was also going to ask Lady Astor to help get Thaw out of his dilemma.
 There had been no public aglta- ton in the newspapers seeking Thaws exclusion prior to his arrival at Southampton. Apparently the immigration authorities acted as they. would have in the exclusion or any undesirable alien. It was thought that if the matter should go as far as the house of commons it would be only with view to ob- tain conhrmatory information and not by way of protest.
 Thaw had not learned of the or der until he attempted to set foot on English soil. The immigration in spector stopped him at the gang plank and told him he would not be permitted to land.
 Thaw appeared dumbfounded at first but later sent out for . news raper and settled down to read and walt
New Britain herald., 1928-06-07
'PECK,' NOT KISS
 TOLD AT INQUIRY
London Police Third Degree
 Probe Continues

London, June ' P)-A kiss that was a mere peck" as one of the municipals explains it, figures in an Inquiry into allegations that third degree methods were employed by Scotland Yard.
 Pretty 22-year- old Irene sayiuge. who was arrested with Sir Leo Money for improper conduct" in Hyde park. testified as to the kiss and the methods employed by po- lice officers to wiring details of her relations with Sir Leo from her. Sir Leo had been taking her tc a restaufant in Soho for about six months, she said, and she would return home about midnight. She had 2 fance of her own, but. she added. I'm a very free and inde- pendent young woman"
 Sir Leo had kissed her just be- fore they were arrested. she said. She. described the kiss as "just a peck, not a passionate kiss at all" Both she and Sir Leo were cleared
  l parliament demanded an inquiry be. made into the questioning to which Miss Savidge was subjected by po- i lice officers =
 She testified that she had gone with officers to Scotland Yard be- cause when they came for her she. was so frightened she did not realize that if was not necessary for her to go If she did not want to. At Scotland Yard she said. she had been examined for five hours by police officers after a woman chaperon had been dismissed. She asserted that she was asked indeli- cate and embarrassing questions The police suggested she testified. that she had been overcome with wine while dining with Sir Leo.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-07
|, 5. IS BUYING
 PARIS EMBASSY
Spending st,2@,000 for Fine
 Structure

Paris. June tPp-The American government is buying for sl,25o,- GOO one of the best located bulld- inrs in Paris. overlooking Place De La Concorde from the corner of Avenue Gabriel II will be used for the offices Of the American em- nassy. the consulate general. the American shipping board and 8 hali dozen other official represent atives The building now houses d club. the Union Artlstique,
 Myron r Herrick. American am hsssador, is thus realizing an idea he has had for several years to house all the American government . offices under one roof instead of m ten different parts of the city as at present. The arrangement of
New Britain herald., 1928-06-07
Anti-MussOlini Row
 Takes Place in Berlin

window smashing episode at the Italian embassy described. it today as an -Mussolini demonstrat
 Stones were thrown from an auto- mobile as it passed in front of the building and five windows were broken: one of the shattered win dows was in the ambassa dor's study, which the ambassador had just en- tered.
 Shouts Of Down with Mussolini," panied the missile.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-07
GIRLS GREATEST APPEAL DECIDED
 Every girl in
 soreenland must hate smooth skin.

0SANCELES. CAL1F. Beauty and charm of feature are not enough IT the movie world, In addition every screen actress must have fiawless skin, say the leading film directors. As Howard Bretherton, director for Warner films. says:
 Studio Skin is the outstanding factor ln screen success today"
 That is why the care of her skin IS of first importance to every &C., tress in Hollywood. Nine out of ten film stars are using Lux Toilet Soap. This new soap is made by. the celebrated method France uses 1or her finest soap and leaves the skln With the same feeling of vel yety smoothness. Lois Wilson. tohirbla star. says, The satin smooth skin the closeup reveals is something the cleverest makeup can't fake. Lux Toilet Soap is won derful for tim delighted with it."
 All the big studios have placed LuX Toilet Soap Tn their dressing rooms as the official soap. which clearly indicates the value they place on smooth skin. Lux Toilet Soap IS manufactured by Lever Bros. Go. at ambridge. Mass.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-29
J. P Buson Grand Master of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Washington and Alaska, in Seward.

J. P Burson, Grand Master of the Independent Order of Odd Eel lows of Washington and Alaska who is making an official visit to the lodges of the Territory was met hy a delegation of local Odd Fellows when he stepped rom Jlle s. s. Aleutian last night.
 His intinerary VII take him to all the lodges in the Territory with the possible exception of Nome which his time will not permit him to vis- it. He is being plloted thru the Territory by D. H. Williams, real estate broker of Anchorage (who has been an Odd Fellow for 31 years.
 Grand Master BurSon lives at Tekoa, Wn. He is an attorney by profession and he is also president of the First National Bank of Te- koa. He made his influence felt in Odd Fellowship, when as committee
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-29
HAS MUCH ALASKA LORE WITH RECORD
 CAME: TROPHIES
NOTED AUTHOR LEAVES FOR NEW YORK, AFTER FIVE
 MONTHS IN TERRITORY

The finest moose head that has come off the Kenai Peninsula in 20 years is the verdict of the guides who helped bring in the trophy bagged by Robert F'rothlngham or New York on their return from the Kenai Lake region. MT. and Ms Rockingham will depart on the &. s. Aleutian when she sails. The author and lecturer has spent five months in Alaska this time ano plans to return next spring. His early plans when he arrived in May were entirely upset and he W:ea his wife to join him here 1s oor many important matters had c1Me ID and he could not leave. Ill other words, he got such an eXhill- rating taste of the country, he says, that he decided to let busina,s take care of itself in New York for a while. In the meantime he has been shooting on the Alaska Peni'1- sula, at Chickaloon and on the last trip down Kenai Lake and Skilak.
 WANTS WIEDS
 "The Wilds Of Alaska for me, " said Frothingham who has explor- cd a large part of the world. l would rather be out in the hills than anywhere I can think Of Its 20
 (Continued on Page Two)
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-29
UNITED STATES N0T INTERESTED
 N NAVAE. FARLEY
NO USEFUL SERVICE WOULD BE SERVED BY ACCEPTING
 TERMS OF NOTE

WASHINGTON, Sept, g, (P)- Blunt rejection of the Franco British Naval agreement was sent to London and Paris by the United States government. The note to the two powers was made public by the State Department which says; "The government of the United States feels no useful pur- pose would be served by accepting as a basis for discussion the Fran co-British proposal.
 America has no objection to any agreement between France and England which those countries think will be to their advantage and in the interest of limitation of armaments. But naturally we could not consent to such an agreement should it be applied to the United States"
 Specifically, the American ob- lection is based on the contention that it would restrict only types of ships peculiarly suited to the needs of the United States" and leave unlimited combat ships, of the greatest value to any nation having widely distributed fueling bases or a great merchant marine tonnage.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-29

member he assisted in establishing the Odd Fellows home at Walla Walla on a sound working basis. The home there, a magnificent structure valued at 1920 900 is doing "a wonderful work for the order ac- cOrding to the report of Odd Eel lows.
 A large delegation of Anchorage citizens including the drill team are scheduled to be here for the 'initiatory degree exercises at 8 o'clock tonight to be followed by an address on odd Fellowship" by Grand Master BurSon.
 Tomorrow night at 6:30 o'clock there will be a banquet at the Sew ard Grill to be followed by a joint meeting of Rebekahs and OddFel- lows and invited friends at the hall and an address by MT. Burson. A card party will follow.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-29
HOOVER AROUSED BY ||uTERJECT|D|l
 RELIGIOUS THEME:
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE HOT LY REPUDIATES LETTER
 WOMAN PUBLISHED

WASHINGTON, Sept, 29, NPj- Hoover flatly repudiated the let ter published in the Wilmington Post as having been sent out by Mrs. Willie Caldwell, Republican CommitteeWoman of the State of Virginia, which said, we must save the United States from being Romanized."
 The Post says the letter bears the stamped signature of Mrs. Caldwell and by long ditance phone Mrs. Caldwell admitted sending the letter but did not think she had said anything about Roman ization and explained that her sec retary may have used the phrase ology.
 The Post says the letter was made public by Mrs. Clara Lyons, precinct campaign appointee. The Post quoted Mrs. Caldwell as say ing only two or three copies of the letter were distributed.
 Hoover said whether this letter is authentic or a forgery it does violence to every instinct I pos sess and I resent and repudiate i5. Such an attitude is entirely op- posed to every principle of the Republican Party"
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-29
K|DNAP FARM BELIEF CHICAGO
 | INVESTIGATORS
WHOLESALE DETENTION OF YOUNGSTERS FOR RAN
 SOME IS INDICATED

CHICAGO, Sept, 29, [P)-A be- lief that 10 Chicago youngsters are being held on 8 farm where 10-year old Billy Ranieri was i'm prisOned for two weeks for ran som, was expressed by State At torneys. Samuel Hoffman, as- sistant States attorney, disclosed that the Raineiri boy, released a week ago, told of 10 other chi1- dren who were staying at the farm because their parents were away on a vacation.
 The investigation that followed the boys abduction revealed a well organized Kidnapping and blackmailing ring that has already been operating among Chicago Italians Two Sicilians are under indictment.
 MT. Hoffman said the parents of the children probably are act ing as did the Ranieri family, try ing to negotiate with the ring
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-29
YAIlKEE: GLINC|I
 RIG FLAC AFTER
 HOT LEAGUE RACE:
CAN'T LOSE THE BUNTING AF- TER THROWING TIGERS
 FOR \ GOAL

DETROIT, Sept. 29, (R)-The Yankees clinched their sixth Amer ican pennant and the third in suc- cossion by refeating the Tigers II to six The Athletics won over Chicago but the Yankees retained Q two and one-half game lead with only two more scheduled for each ( C1ntendtr.
 Pipgras pitched the Tanks to vic- tory, the Tanks pounded Gibson Stoner. Smith and Page; Ruth hit his 53rd in the eight inning scoring Toenig. Only d landslide could give Babe" enough homers in the rem ming two games to equal lis record of 60 last year.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-29
CANNERY TENDER
 GREW RESCUED
 THO GAS EXPLODES
SAILORS FORCED TO ABANDON SHIP WHEN FLAMES GET
 TO HOT

CORDOVA, Sept, 29, (P)-John Hartleroax, engineer; Louis An derson and Arthur Anderson, a deckhand, who escaped in a skiff from the burning Sea Food can nery tender Ikaros, yesterday, were picked up by fishermen and brought to safety
 The crew reported they had fought desperately to save the ship but were overpowered by the flames. Just after they had aban- doned the vessel they said 600 gallons of gasoline aboard the ves- sel exploded.
 The plight of the Ikaros was first learned yesterday when Barney Hansen sighted the burning ship and attempted to get aboard but was unable because Of the heat. The boat and scoW were valued at $35,00O and were completely destroyed
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-29
M|l[!OI! SHORT M|SSIOIV NAN
 HELD BY POI.|CE
TREASURER OF CHURCH AC- COUNTS WAVES EXTRADT-
 TIGN UNITED STATES

WINNIPEG, Sept. 20, lP)-Trail- ed about Winnipeg for the past three days Clinton s. Carnes, miss ing treasurer of the Home Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Con- vention, Atlanta, Ga, was arrested.
 Immediately after he was captur- ed Carnes announced he would waive eXtradition. When he disap- peared from Atlanta a month ago CarneS is reported to have had a shortage of about $1,00O,00O in his accounts. According to the police, he came to Winnipeg and planned entering the breakfast food busi- ness. Before the Mission Board a decade ago he was an expert &C., countant.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-29
French Feather
 In Fast Comeback

NEW YORK, Sept. 29, (P)-Andre Routis, fiery Frenchman, won the featherweight championship of the world from Tony Canzonieri in a slashing Is rounds at Madison Square Garden. Hopelessly out classed III the first half of the fight Routis came back in a whirlwind fashion to outpunch the champion and take the title amid 8 scene of wild enthusiasm.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-29
Power Commission
 Issue Formal Q. X.
 On Eklutna Project

WASHINGTON, Sept, 28, P)- The Federal Power Commission has granted a permit to Frank I. Reed for proposed power devel- opment of the Eklutna river.
 A diversion dam, about three miles above the mouth of the riv- CT with an initial instalment about 2,600 h. D., and a transmission line to Anchorage, is planned
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-29
OPEN WINDOWS

NEW YORK, Sept 29, (P)-Begin ming Monday, one day after day. light savings ends, taxicab windows must be larger, so large that the police outside can see what is going on inside. Curtains are forbidden but there is no law against betting The police think the new regula- tions will prevent crime.