davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-01
! Burleigh Ranks Third
in Shipments Of Corn

BurIeieh county ranks third in the
counties harvesting it, corn for ship
ping, it ID shown by = comparison
with other COZ. mites.
Richland, Sargent and Emmons
counties are tho ones using more Of
their corn fol shipping than for
feeding to livestock.
The explanation to the large
amount Of corn being shipped from
North Dakota to open markets is
in the early growing season that
Burleigh county has and the quality
Of the product, according to farm ex-
perts.
Another explanation il the large
amount Of corn raised in the county.
farm experts maintain. They point
to the amount Of corn that il fed to
livestock and ; It on the markets for
seed. nd comparing tie amount fed
and sold for led with The large
acreage, the reason for the surplus
is obvious, they said.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-01
Flax Tariff Meeting
to Be Held in Fargo

Fargo, N. D., Nov. 1.--(P)-The
Greater North Dakota association
has called conference to be held
here Monday. Feb. IL, for the pur-
pose of coordinating efforts to be
put forth on behalf of North Dakota
farmers at hearing on flax tariff
in Washington which is set for De-
cember 5.
North Dakota's congressional del
egation, state officers, and repre-
sentative farmers have been invited
to attend the conference, at which
DR.. John Lee Coulter, president Of
the North Dakota Agricultural col
lege, will outline the flax tpriff situ-
alton at the present time.
DR.. Coulter represented the asso-
citation when an appeal was made to
President Coolidge two years ago in
this matter.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-01
Trio of ] eed Crops
Brings Money to N. y.

Acreage o. corn i raridly being
increased in North Dakota, but !.
should bc doubled many times. &C.
corlfns to Z statement issusd BY tn
Greater North Dakota Association,
The state group urg' . "corn, a.
falfa and sweet clover" be Increase
IS the trio that 10 making 4 murt
prosperous North Dakota."
"Winter meetings attended b,
farmers are opportunc times fol
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-01
FREEDOM FROM WEEDS IMPORTANT
FACTOR IN STATE CORN INDUSTRY
Burleigh County Raisers and
Experts from State Agrlcul.
tural College Cooperate to
Determine Definite Rules
for Judging of Field Stands

Do you know how the corn in
your field stands, as judged by free
dom from weeds, yield, maturity,
stand and freedom from disease?
Farmers and farm experts from
Burleigh county have been working
on the problem for some time, and
have decided upon definite man.
ner in which the corn should be
judged.
The chart follows:
Freedom From Weeds 30 Points
Rated high because freedom from
weeds affects both yields of corn,
and of the succeeding grain crop. It
also determines the chance Of get
ting q successful stand of grass,
clovers or alfalfa that may be seed
ed with the succeeding small grain
crop.
Yield
Get the weight Of corn from 100
hills in q row. Calculate the num-
Der of Hills in an acre by dividing
43, $50 square feet by the number OF
square feet of land allowed per hill.
Multiply this latter result by the
yield from 100 hills to get the yield
per acre. Repeat this method for at
least five rows in the field taken
cquidistant apart across a repre-
sentative section of the field. Divide
the pounds per acre by Is pounds to
get the bushels per acre if dry
enough for storage; by 80 if cob and
kernels are still quite soft: and by
90 if corn is very sappy. The yield
can be obtained more accurately If
the amount from 100 hills is
| thoroughly air dried for about a
month, or until it shells easily; and
then use 70 pounds as the weight of
| q bushel If well dried ear corn. Take
| the aver age of the five trials as the
official yield.
Maturity 20
The more nearly mature both corn
and slower have become, the more
real feed has ben produced per acre.
Stand Is
Count the total number Of hills in
5 rows keeping q separate record of
missing hills. Calculate the per-
centage of missing hills. Count the
number of stalks bearing ears in 100
hills, divide this number by 100; if
the quotient is less than three the
stand is too thin in the hill. Missing
hills and too few plants reduce the
yield per acre.
Freedom From Disease 10
Look for smut on the stalks, ETC.,
and for ear, stalk and root rot. The
presence of large amount Of root
rot tends to make the fields insult
able for wheat the following year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-01

creating greater interest in these
crops,' the association says. Conn
munities interested In this line Of
work will be supplied with speakers.
free Of charge. In return. the COM
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-01

mittec asks that those sponsorlng
the meetings will cooperate IN %
organised selling campaign IN their
community to insure the desired
acreage"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22
a FoRDYCE ttZLET
Macy BEVAHARI.ASAI]


George L. Fordyce, a Fordyce
ara,haz vezet6 embere a napokban
nagyszerI vasart csinalt. A II w.
Federal Streeten lev6 P. j. Kane
Macy .raktarat megvasarolta, es
ennek a Macy raktarnak aruit
most penteken fogja kiarusitani.
A kiarusitas reszleteit lapunk
egy mask helyen k0z0ljiik.
A Kane-izlet egyike a legis-
mertebb iizleteknek. A raktaron
tartott aruk mind els5rangu mi
n6segiiek. Lejart a7onban seer
z6desiik, XII kell k0lt0zk0dnie q
cegnek, hogy az Oles Marketnek
legyen bejarata Federal St.-r3l
is. Hiaba val6 volt minden igye-
kezetiik Kane-eknek XII kellett
k0lt0zk0dniok. S most a Fordyce-
Izletben lehet a felhalmozott sok
ertekes arut nagyon olcs6 arban
megvasaroani. FeIhivjuk olvas6-
ink figyelmet ere a kitin5 aka
lomra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22
SCENT IsrvAN EGYLET

Beteg tagjaink nevsora ko-
vetkez5: ozv. IIajdu 1stvanne
1921 Wilson Ave. Novak Gyula
1850 Donation Ave-, jelenleg City
korhaz. Orosz Istvanne 1874 She
hy st. Kollar Sandorne 1873 Malta
Ave. Wolf 1stvanne 437 Erly Rd
Rodzas Janosne 1901 Donation
Ave. Somsak Janos 107 Rhoda
Ave. Beres Janos 602 Benwood
St. Tfj. Szuhy Janos 26s E. Avon
dale Ave-, jelenleg City korhaz.
Novak Gyulane 1850 Donation
Ave. Pap Andras 22O3 Donald
Ave. Betegseg az eln0knel jelen-
tend1 be. Cine: 211 Edward St.
Telefon 78749.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22
FELHIvAs A KATHOLIKUs
MAGYAR IFJUSAGHoZ

Youmgstownban es ennek k0r-
nyek6n lak6 ifjusagot ezennel
f6lhivjuk, hogy csatlakozzek a
Katholikus Ifjusagi K0rh0z Is le-
gyen tagja minden ifju es leany.
EbbH senkinek mines haszna,
csak az ifjusagnak maganak, ha
tartozik egy olyan kitiin8 egye-
siilethez, mint a Youngstown Ka-
tholikus Hjusagi K0r, melynek
celia meg6vni az ifjusagot a rossz
tarsasagt6l, apolni benne . ke-
reszt6ny szellemet miivelni lei
ket minden j6ra, szepre Is nemes-
re. Ifjak, lepjetek be Youngs-
towni Katholikns Ifjus&gi K0r-
BET Az M5us6gi Kor lesz&llitotts
multi gyiilesen . havi dijakat 26
centre, hogy . bel6p6st eszel is
el6moeditss. Youngstownban IS
ennek k6rny6k6n lak6 ifjus6g,
sysrtsk k0ssnk 6 lesystek VI
link.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22
A REF. EGYLET GYttLEsE

.N ~ Z
A Youngstown, Oh Magyar
Ref. Egyhazi Ferfi es N6i Beteg-
segelyzo Egylet a jov6 vasarnap,
25-en fogja tartani rendes havi
gyiileset a reformatus templom-
gyiilestermeben, ket oral kezdet-
tel. Eznton is keretnek a tagok,
hogy ldhet6leg teljes szamban je-
lenjenek meg. Keretnek mind
azok, akik Bosnyak Ferenc
nta njar6 halaleseti dollarokat
mem fizettek be, okvetlen tegyek
att gyiilesen. Felkeretnek re-
formatus vallasu magyar testve-
rex, akik meg mem tagjai ennck
az egyletnnek, hogy jelentkezze-
nnek, inert most. nagyon kedvezo
feltetelek mellett lephetnek be.
Ragadjak meg az alkalmat, ne
halogassak a beallast. J0jjenek el
a vasarnapi gyiilesre.
Menyhert Janos, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22
A zARANDoKoK uT1TERvE

r sorok megjelcnesekor a "a
randokok utban vannak Cleve-
land fele, ahol szinten a yaros
vendegei lesznek. Ezt hetet Wa
shingtonban es Pittsburghban
t0ltottek. Pittsburgh varosaban
paratlan vendegszeretettel fogad-
ia zarandokokat nemcsak a va.
ros es a kornyek magyarsaga, ha-
mem nAaga Pittsburgh varosa is
hivatalosan Polearmester es a
kepvisel6testiilet altal. Macy disz-
vacsorat tartottak a pittsburgh
es k0rnyekbeli magyarok az At
letikai Sz0vetseg helyisegeben.
Csiit0rt0k0n este William Penn
Hotelben rendezett a varos Macy
bankettct a zarandokok tisztele-
tere.
A t6bb mint $50 szemelyb3l al
10 tarsasag penteken fel harom-
kor indult el Clevelandba, ahon-
nan marcus 26-an este indulnak
tovabb Bnffaloba, hogy oft a Nj
agarat megtekmtsek. Haj6jnk, a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22
ME0NYILT a DOLLAR BANK
W FI6KJA
A South side-i fi6k AZ 6-ik.

A Dollar Savings & Trust Com
pany egymasutan nyitja meg q
fi6kjait. Ujabban a South Sideon
nyitotta meg az six fi6kjat. Az
uj bank fi6k Market Street
2629. szam alatt van. Ennek a
fi6knak a ve1et5je w. E. Ballen-
tyne lesz.
A Dollar Savings & Trust Conn
pany az ut6bbi id5ben rohamosan
fejl6dik. A bank iigyfeleinek sza-
ma 'annyira n0vekszik, hogy q
bank alig tud lepest tartani q no.
veked6ssel. E legut6bbi fi6kot is
azert kellett szervezni IS megnyit-
nj, inert a South Side-on nagy0n
megn0vekedett az igyfelek sza-
ma. Az Allami Bank beleegyeze-
set adta ahhoz, hogy ez a. ujabb
fi6k megnyijon, inert bel6tta,
hogy . bank iigyfelei oily nagyI
sz&mban vannak, hogy ere ! l6-I
p6sre nagy sziikseg van.
A Dollar Banknak eddig h6k-
jai vannsk ! Mahouing Avsnusn,
= Elm Streeten, a. East Federal
streeten IS strutherssn.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22
NEvNAP1 ttNNEPELY

Turner Josef honfitarsnnkat
kellemes meglepetdsben reszcsi-
tettek j6baratai az elmult heten
a nevnapi iinepevel kapcsolatban.
A 115 II. Manchester utcai laka-
san megjelentek, hatalmas new
napi iinnepelyt rendeztek. A ko-
vetkez6k volta kjelen: Tatar Ist-
van Is csaladia, Kiilos Odon Is
csaladja, Griffin Tstvan es csalad-
ia, Darazs Frigyes es csaladja, ifj.
Szilvassy Laszl6 Is csaladja, idb.
Szilvassy Laszl6 es csaladja, 6zv.
Horvath Davidne, Borsodi Janos
6s csaladja, Zuti Gyula es csalad-
ja, Szikora Laszl0 es csaladja,
Turner Istvan es csaladja, Juhasz
JOSEF es csaladja, Homolya Ist-
van es csaladja, Hauzer Andras
es Fedor Juliska.
Szikora Jeno hcgediin jatszott,
Fed6 Juliska zongora kiserete
mellett. A jol1edvii tarsasag ke-
SO ejjeli 6rakig kellemes hangu
latham egyiitt sz6rak6zott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22
SCENT IsTvAN HITKOZsEG
A mi katholilxus ifjusag,lnk

Ide S tova negy eve lesz, hogy
Youngstown katholikus ma
gyar ifjusagunk testiiletbe t0mo-
riilt, melyet Youngstown Katho
likus Ifjusagi Kornek nevezett Ell.
Ennek az ifjusagi kornek igen
kellemes otthona van SIT. Ist-
van Otthonban, melyet a SIT. Ist-
van Hitk0zseg a multi 6sszel va
sarolt meg. A Youngstown Ka
tholikus Tfjusdgi Kor h6napokkal
ezel5tt elhatarozta, hogy husvet
els5 napjan sziniel6adast tart,
melyen el6adja Herczeg Ferenc
kitiin3 darabjat a Gyurkovics Le-
anyok-at, husvet masodnapjan
pedig balt rendez ugyanott, ahol
els5nap tartani fogja az elSadast
az Eagle Hallban, melynek terme
els5rendii legkenyesebb ig6nyt
is kielegiti tagas voltdval es a
padl6nak tancra alkalmassagaval.
Mindenesetre az Eagle Hall mem
valami piszhos lebuj, hanem a
legmodernebb eepiilet, melyben
mindenki j6l erezheti magat. Az
Amerikaban sziiletett ifjusag
ami termeszetes, jobban kedveli :
modern S >ebben az orszagban di
vatos tancokat, de hogy az ore
geknek is adjon alkalmat ellejte
nj egy-egy csardast egyeb haza
tancot, melyet megszoktak fiata
eveikben, azert muat vasarnapl
gyiilesen elhatarozta, hogy elejt
eredeti tervet, mely egy ameri
kai zenekar megfogadasara ira.
nyult hozat Clevelandb6l, nohs
ez tetemesen nagyobb k0ltsegbt
keriil maid, egy magyar zene.
kart, hogy az 0regeknek is ked.
vezzen es adjon nekik m6dot egy-
egy magyar tame elle9tesere az
Eagle Hall els3 osztalyn tancpad-
l6jan es egy-egy bus magyar no
ia eldalolasara. A gyiiles ezzel
kapcsolatban megbizta Kiss Be.
| lat, aki, egy-egy felreertes elsimi.
tasa utan, ujb6l belepett az Ifju-
sagi K0rbe, hogy kezebe vegye
husvet masodnapi bal rendezeset
Kiss Bella ugyanis szakert5 az
ilyen dolgokban s az ifjusag nagy
remenyeket fiiz hozza es kivald
sikert varJrendezeset6l. Mindnya-
jan, akik szeretik az ifjusagot,
OF tlesznek az Eagle Hallban hus-
| vet masodnapjan, este fel S-koc.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22

Mem hirdetstt 4ruk
lSagyon sok s,yen 6ru van,
uaslyskst telkintetssl ssra,
hosy mem sok ~ bslAdk
klil6n nsm hirdetjuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22
KoNYvADo1ANYoK

"a Kossuth K0r szep Magyar
k0nyvtara, amely nyitva al a
magyar k0aonsegnek, a legut6bb
szamos j0 k0nyvvel gyarapodott.
Az nj k0nyvek kozt van J6kai
SO k0tetes reeenytara, amelyet
Tim&r J6zsef honfit&rsunk aj&n-
dekozott a Kossuth K0rnek.
Rudi n. J6zsef pedig K0r
egyik vi, de elkes tagja y k6ny-
We adott q k6nyvtarnak.
A magyars6g j6l teszi, he .
rendelkezesre 3ll6 k6nyveket
hasznSlja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22
A MAGYAR HAZ
A MArciusi tnnepelyen . k0vet-
ks3Sk adakoztak . Magyar Hasra

1910 dollhrt adtak: Csom6
Menyhert, Ress josef, Hodory
Sander, Hahodasz Gusztav, Ne
menyi Mikl6s Ern5 es Szalai J6-
zsef.
5-5 dollart adtak: Csiky Etel,
Frank Janos, Rigo Mihaly, Belen-
tai Marion, Ricz Janos, Gene Ga
Dor, Koleszar Gy0rgy es Mikes
Gaspar.
% dollart adtak: Haidu Mi
haly, Laky Laszl6, Ferenczy Ist-
van, Mrs. Hahn, Parla Ferenc,
Kollath Ferenc.
IL dollart adtak: Szarka Ja-
nosne, Homolya Istvan, Turner
JOSEF, Kocskan Erzsebet, Ko-
hut Janos, Riska' Geza, Durga
Mihaly, Gillak Janos, Pap Laszlo,
Ignath Gyula, Bene Janosne,
Bodnar Janosne, Deak Annuska,
Balask6 Gy0rgy, Fuzy Berti, DIV.
Vask6 Ferencne, Mt. Borsi Kere-
kes Gyorgy, Mt. Borsi-Kerekes
Gy0rgyne, Nemenyi Tuci, ifj. Ne
menyi ErnS, Csik6s Janos, Hajdu
Janos, Bodnar Pal. Hegediis
Istvanne, Ferenczy Jen6ne, Hof.
fer Andras, Kovacs Mikl6s, Sza-
dai Benjamin, Orosz Ferenc, vi.
kete J6zsefne, Zuty Ferenc, Zsar-
n6czky J6zsef, Simon Janos, We.
Use Istvan, Pisak Janosne, Zuty
Gyulane, Ond6 Istvan, Csepke
Balazs, Deak Janos, Takacs 10.
zsef, Svarek Arpad, varga San
dor, NEolnar Mihaly, Lovas Lajos
Latin Marion, .Varga Julia, iizv
Horvath Davidne, Menyhert J6
zsef, Balascsak Gy0rgy, Box Fe
rene, Sauer Janos, Gaal Geza &
Seb0k Gabor.
Lehetseges, hogy t0bbeknek ne
vet mem sikeriilt feljegyezni, mer
az ICY beadott adomanyok 0ssze
&c csak $165-ot tesz XII, amibd
$155 volt keszpenz. Ezen XVII
kalapozasb6l bei6tt kozel A
dollar.
Guertler Adolfne egy remel
6hazai kezimunkat ajanlott fel |
Magyar Haz celjaira. A sep ado
manyt Nagybizottsag val6szi
niileg a Magyar Nap alkalmava
kisoraoltatja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22
KUGL1zks
A youngstown es sharoni fjal
csapatai ismet merk6mek

A tell sportok egyik legszebbi-
ke a kuglizas es ezen a teren igen
szep eredmenyt mutatnak fel ugy
a Youngstown, mint a sharoni es
warreni magyar fiuk.
Legutobb ismet a youngstown
Katholikus Ifjusagi Kor csapata
mtrk6z0tt Sharoni Magyar If
jak csapataval.
Marcus 3-an Sharonban volt az
els0 merk1zes es mind a harom ja-
tekat a mecsnek a sharoniak meg
nyertek, 0sszesen 124 babuval
t0bbet dobva mint a youngstow-
MAX.
Marcus 1O-en YoungstOwmban
merk6ztek csapatok es ekkor a
youngstown fiuk nyertek ket ia.
tekot a haromb6l es ICY meccset
III babuval tobbet dobva mint
sharoniak.
A merkozesek legjobb embere 8
youngstown Gregosits volt, aki'
mex atlaga legjobb, mig a sha
roni Horvath egy jatekban FL
babut tive, legjobb eredmeny
mutatta fel egy jatekra.
A reszletes credmeny a k0vet
kez6:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22
ELAD0

6 szobas haz kiilon telelkkel, vii
lany, furnace, viz a hazban, varo-
81 viz az utcan. Jo hely csirke te-
nyesztesre vagy kereteszetre. Be-.
vebber 619 Dollar Bank epulet
vagy telefonon 326S5. Csak $7O0
keszpenzt, tobbi konnyii torlesz-
tesre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22
HIREK YOUNGSTOWN Is K0RNYEKfR0L
KEREszTELES

Eleonora Julia, Balogh Mihaly
es Oszmoszky Julia leanya, sziile-
tett februar 20-an, kereszteltek
marcus lien. KeresztsziilGk vol
tax Pavlenka Karoly es Polonkai
Borbala.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22

Majestic marcus 31-en hagyja ell
New Yorkot, hogy a zarandollo-
kat vissza vigye sziil6hazaba.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-08-03
SACCO-vANzETT|
MEMORIAL. HERE:
ON AUGUST z
|. L. D. to Hold Meet
at Union Square

A huge memorial meeting for Sac
co and Vanzetti will be held We'd
nesday. August %, at 5 pm. in
Union Square under the auspices
of the New York Section of the In
ternational Labor Defense.
Preparations are being made on
an elaborate scale to make the me-
mortal meeting in Union Square as
large as the historic Sacco-Vanzetti
demonstrations last year in the
same place. Working class organi-
cations throughout the city are be-
ing invited to cooperate, prominent
speakers will address the thousands
of workers that are expected, and
the entire meeting will be turned
into a demonstration of working
class solidarity and struggle against
the capitalist class that murdered
Sacco and Vanzetti, and to demand
the liberation of Mooney and Bill
ings and other political prisoners.
The memorial meeting was orr
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-08-03
CLERKS TO AID
IN YOUTH meet

At its last regular membership
meeting, Tuesday, the Fruit and
Grocery Clerks Union, a militant
organization of clerks working in
the various fruit and grocery stores
thruout the city, endorsed the call
of the Provisional Committee for a
Working Youth Conference to be
held on September 1926, at Labor
Temple, 14th Street and Second
Avenue.
This union has Just completed
strike which lasted many weeks and
which resulted in the organization
of several hundreds of fruit clerks.
Tho the union no longer has any
workers out on strike they are car
rying on an organization campaign
among the fruit clerks in the Bath
gate Avenue district in the Bronx.
This is but one of the many labor
unions and working class youth or
CARNATIONS that have already en-
dorsed the call and who will send
delegates to the Working Youth
Conference.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-08-03
MOBILIZE ACTIVE :
CLOAK WORKERS
To Launch Intensive
Organization Drive

Continued from Page One
lay before the active cloak and
dressmakers.
THE preparations for our organ
ization drive have struck terror into
the none too courageous ranks of
the right wing union wreckers. In
a pitiful attemp& to discredit our
efforts they have been trying to
whoop up some sentiment for their
own fake organization drive and
shouting that the left wing lis scab-
bing.
Poor Schlesinger,
But actually, despite their at
tempt to show brave front, there
is complete decentralization in their
ranks. The Sigman and the Schles-
niger groups are ready to jump at
each others throats. And poor
Schlesinger, who has been ostensibly
left in command while Sigman is
raking in. the shekels at his swell
summer resort in Iowa, is on the
verge of resigning. This same
Schlesinger, who on the outside, at
meetings, roars like a lion, bleats
like lamb in his office.
NOW is the time when the rank
and file workers have a chance to
build a union of their own. You ac-
tive cloak and dressmakers must
show the way. Each one of you dur
ing the next few days must become
a propaganda among your shop
mates and co-workers and see to it
that the meeting in Bronx Stadium
next Wednesday is jammed. The
success or failure of this meeting
will to large extent determine the
success or failure of our entire cam
paign. We have tremendous task
before us, but we have a strong
union of the workers to gain if we
are successful"
Urges Paying Tax.
Boruchovich urged the active
members to pay up their back dues
and the $40 tax with which all cloak
and dressmakers have been assessed
to furnish funds for the organiza-
ton work. He also instructed all the
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conferences TO
Be HELD THRUOUT
EASTERN STATES.
Convention in N. Y.
Sept. 1928

A nationwide drive is on to or
ganize the exploited workers of The
textile industry. In every textile
mill center of the country workers
are being aroused to the need for
building the new textile workers
union as powerful weapon against
the textile trusts.
For this purpose the national
convention is called for Saturday,
September % and %, in New York.
IN the meantime local conferences,
to be attended by progressive work
ers and delegates from mill COM
mittees and other organizations
among the textile workers, are being
arranged.
In Boston, at 36 Causeway ST.,
on August II, will assemble a con-
ference of representatives of Man
chester, Nashua, Concord Fitch
burg, Maynard, Lowell, Lawrence,
Adams, North Adams, Salem, Wal
than, New Bedford, Fall River,
Providence, Pawtucket, Woonsocket
Arctic, Matte, Taunton, Connecticut
Valley District, Boston and Black
etone Valley District.
The Philadelphia conference is
scheduled for August 5 at 2:30 p,
m. at 531 N. 7th St, and will take
in also Chester, Trenton, Easton,
Allentown, Bethlehem, Phillipsburg,
and some other towns.
The New York conference is to be
held at 26-2S Union Square. August
at 2 p. m. and will have repre-
sentation from all the surrounding
territory, including Passaic, Pater-
son, Rutherford, West New York,
Corona, Bridgeport and Shelton, as
well as New York itself.
The Textile Mill Committee con-
tinues an energetic preparation for
the unionizing of the workers.
The national office of the Tex
tile Mill Committees, over the sig
nature of Secretary Albert Weis-
bord, has issued call for the ma
tional convention of textile work
ers organizations, to meet in New
York, September 1928, for the for
nation of new union in the tex
tile Industry.
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u, S. S. R. WATER
EXPERTS ARRIVE
Will Visit Leading
Cities in u. S.

j. Andronov, president of the
Borough of Khamovniki, City of
Moscow and member of the Moscow
Municipal Council, and officials of
the Moscow Water Supply Service
have arrived in the United States
to study the water supply systems
of various American cities.
The type of equipment to be used
for increasing the Moscow water
supply will probably be determined
as result of this visit.
A member of the delegation is
c. A. Ozerov, chief chemist of the
Moscow Water Supply Service. The
delegation expects to visit during
the six weeks of its stay in the
United States, Philadelphia, Pitts
burgh, Baltimore, Washington, D.
c., Detroit, Chicago and several
other cities.