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u. S. SUPPORT SEEN
BEHIND DEBT PLAN
President and Cabinet Held
Fully Aware of Strain
on Commission.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

Although the United States Govern
ment is not yet called upon to express
an official opinion about the Young
plan for the compromise of reparations
claim3, there is no doubt that the
Amer can unofficial representatives at
the Paris conference have the fullest
moral support in their efforts to reach
settlement.
What Mr.. Young has done is solely
on his own responsibility and without
consultation with the American Gov
eminent, but it is known that in his
tremendous task he has the sympathetic
understanding of President and eabi-
net fully aware of the strain under
which the American commission has
been operating.
Criticism Held Inevitable.
That there should be a measure Of
criticism from one side or the other Is
regarded as inevitable, for the conflict
ing claims are not alone to be con-
sidered as much as the effect on
public opinion in Europe which has not
been prepared for great sacrifices. The
scaling down of the original repara-
ton figures. however, has not been
matter of sentiment but of economics.
All the allied governments have appre-
ciated the serious situation that would
be created for themselves if it was
insisted thai full payments be made or
that the annuitieS go beyond capacity
to pay.
The delicate mechanism of interna-
tional credit is under a great strain,
as it is with the tight money conditions
in the United States and with the high
rediscount rates in the central banks
abroad, so that a reparation settlement
which will carry with it a definite
understanding about the exchange
problem is expected to bring about a
wave of optimism.
There are some observers here who
feel that the removal of uncertainty
about European financial relations will
have a direct reflex in increased Ameri-
can trade and that this in turn will
provide considerable expansion, for
American industry. ~. \.
Wisdom of Original Plan Cited.
The wisdom of the original Dawes
Young plan is commented on here in
connection with the developments in
Paris, for only by postponement. until
1929 was 1t possible to familiarize
European peoples with the economic
rather than the political side of the
reparation problem, and, though there
IS much distance to go yet. it is felt
that the reduction from the original
extravagant claims is an achievement
to be credited to American foresight and
the common sense of the allied states
men who agreed to the proposal,
Under Mr.. Young'S leadership there
is the greatest confidence here that the
new plan will be found equally accept
able and that while it may not settle
all points, it again will afford an OBJ
portunity to say that the maximum at
the moment has been obtained-and
public opinion hardly can expect more.
The awkwardneSS of American Coop
Grafton Is fully appreciated here, but
1t is not matter for the executive. but
the legislative branch, and only by I'M
official commissioners of Outstanding
ability could the effect of government
acquiescence in the delicate negotia-
tons have. been achieved.
Copyright. 1921
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moved restlessly to vantage points, but
Through the murky rain three cars ap-
preached at 8:45 and out OF the middle
,one stepped the oil man accompanied by
his brother and Stanford. His only lug
gage was two handbags.
Flashlights greeted him and news
paper men crowded about as the trio
stepped from the machine. Sinclair,
yisibly nervous and affected. stumbled;
slowly, and apparently hesitatingly, he
walked the few feet separating the car
from the steps leading into the jail, and
was met at the door by the Federal
marshal.
IT am glad to see you, Mr.. Sinclair, 4"
the marshal said.
How do you do, Mr.. Snyder?" the
oil man replied.
Taken to Peaks Office.
He was taken to the superintendent's
Office, where, with his two companions.
he was closeted for about Is minutes
while being acquainted with the jail
regulations.
Il don't suppose you are used to get
ting up as early as we. do here?% Maj.
Peake inquired. ~
What time?" Sinclair asked.
"5:45" (
"Oh, well, guess Ill get accustomed
to the routine in couple OF days. SIN
clair answered.
Maj. Peake then informed the pris-
oner' he would be confined in the east
wing with about so other short-term
prisoners and the prisoner-clerkS. The
| prisoners in that wing sleep in one long
| room, Army style.
AS they emerged from the superin-
tendent's Office. a jail official announced
the 53-year-old prisoner had nothing to
say to the press. Sinclair then followed
the captain Of the guard into the CEN
ter of the hall which is to be his home
for three months. His brother and his
attorney walked out without further
words either to the oil man or to those
who thronged the entrance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-07
J. D. PECK CELEBRATES
NINETY-EIGHTH BIRTHDAY
Former Contractor Nearing Cen
fury Mark in Age Is Honored
49, by Relatives.

J. D. Peck celebrated his ninety
eighth birthday anniversary at the
home of his grandson, Frank E. Peck Of
Herndon, Va.
Mr.. Peck was born in Greenfield,
Mass, April 26. 1891. The greater part
of his life was spent at Packville, near
Scranton, Pa. He was a building con-
tractor and engaged in the lumber busi-
ness for many years, being one of the
founders of the Peck Lumber Manufac-
turing Co. Of Providence and Peckville.
He was the first president of the
Peckville National Bank, holding that
Office for 16 years.
Those present at the birthday din
ner were Mr.. and Mrs. B. N. Peck of
Carbonate, Pa; DR.. and Mrs. j. G..
Fulton of New York, his grandchildren,
DR.. and Mrs. G. S. Peck of Cory, Pa;
Mr., and Mrs. Harry. w. Ball and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard o.. Peck and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Thompson,
jr., and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
E. Peck and family; two nephews, F. L.
and E. S. Peck of Scranton, Pa, and
two nieces. Mrs. Everett Bush. and hus-
band of East Orange, N. j., and Miss
Emma Peck of Washington, D. c., and
Miss Jean Van Kirk of New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-07
GLASGOW DERBY STAKES
TICKET ISSUE SLAPPED
Action Follows Intimation From
Crown Authorities in Scotland
Regarding Legality.
w the Associated. Press.

BY the Associated, Press.
GLASGOW, Scotland, May IA
sensation was created here today when
the proprietors of the Glasgow Stock
Exchange Derby Sweepstakes ceased is
suing tickets on intimation from the
crown authorities in Scotland that all
sweepstakes were illegal. -
There had previously been some
question in London as to the legality OF
the London Stock Exchange Derby
sweepstakes, which is the second largest
in the world and amounts this year to
nearly $4,000, 900, but Sir William Joyn-
son-Hicks; the home secretary, recently
declared that there would be no inter-
ference with bonaflde private sweeps
with tickets sold only to members
AS far as. Scotland Is concerned, how
ever, the last word rests with Sir John
Gimotir, secretary for Scotland.
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G. w. STUDENTS HON0RED

Herbert E. Angel, chairman of The
board of editors of the George Wash
ington University Ratchet, student
weekly, was elected president of the
intercollegiate Newspaper Association Of
the Eastern Atlantic States, at the con-
vention held In Allentown, Pa, Friday
and Saturday. Frank Kreglow, business
manager Of publications at George
Washington University, became secre-
tary-treaSurer.
The association includes in its mem
bership ~ colleges and universities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-07
Wife Seeks Limited Divorce.

Mrs. Ethel H. Miles, $500 Eighth
street, has filed suit in the District
Supreme Court for limited divorce
from Joseph j. Miles. an employee of the
Veterans Bureau. They were married
July 81, 1920, and the wife says during
the past three years her husband has
drank to excess and has failed prop
erly to contribute to the support Of his
family. She is represented by Attorney
N B, Landreau.
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BERLIN PAPERS SARCASTIC.
Disarmament "FiascO" Made Target Of
Sharp Thrusts by Press,

BERLIN, May z P).-The Berlin
press commented with much sarcasm
this morning on the adjournment of the
preliminary disarmament commission at
Geneva, which most papers described
as "flasco." :
The Democratic Boersen Courier en-
titles its account of the adjournment
Last Act of the Geneva Disarmament
Comedy" The Conservative Centrist
Germania uses the word disarmament
within quotation marks.
Reports from Geneva cite an inter-
view with Count, Won Bernstorff, in
which the German delegate places lex
elusive and sole responsibility" for de-
cisions on land disarmament on the
shoulders of the committee and states
that the surprising optimism Of Chair
man Politis is in no way shared by the
German delegation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-07
PHONEY PROMISES
The Telephone Stock-Selling Racket

Hundreds of legitimate bankers and Investment houses
the telephone in the ordinary of their business of
selling securities The fraudulent stock promoter initiates
the methods of legitimate busness-up to certain point
When stranger calls you the telephone from long
distance and urges you buy securities offering you quick
and large profits representations and definite
of price increases, time to stop, look and listen Who
you dealing with?
The telephone scheme has variations and is worked
either alone combination with fake financial newspapers
called pster Sheets with longworded kilograms and
called market letters The telephone salesman may claim
have nsde information That is the time for you get
outside information. The Better Business Bureau
will furnish you with fact information regarding
doubtful promotions without charge
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1t will require seven years. work and
an expenditure of more than $1,000
600 to complete the freight yards of
the Swiss Federal Railways now being
constructed near Basel to care for the
rapid increase Of freight traf1c Of the
roads,
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HEALTH PAGEANT GIVEN.
$50 Children Of johnson School
Present Demonstration.

Pupils Of Johnson School, at Hyatt
place, between Irving street and Park
road, staged a costume health pageant
this morning on the school ground, be-
fore a large gathering of parents and
school officials. About $50 children par
ticipated.
The demonstration was put ON under
direction of Miss Valera Marshall, sixth
grade teacher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-07

Magma Charta Inn, Wilford, England,
has been converted into o church.
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SINCLAIR STARTS
WORK, IN D. c. JAIL
Magnate Assigned to Duty
In Hospital After First
Night of Confinement.

icontinued From First Page.)
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The appearance of this adj
vertisement in these columns
is evidence that this publica-
ton co-operates with and sup
ports the Better Business
Bureau for your protection.
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rowd Gathers at Jail.

Believing Sinclair's arrival near, the
crowd gathered at the door Of the Jail,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-21
MIA" ma 'slovensky narod", ably siel "a iou.

MIA ma ''slovenskJ inarod", ably siel "a nou.
Toto t'azene Benesovej strany Slovensko ma svo-
je priciny~ Jedna prezdentstvo. Voba prezdenta
sice ME e, ale terasi prezident je u sar Benes e
urceny "a nasednfka Teraz az mozeme porozumet pre-
co Benes arccechosovak tax lichotil sovenskemu ma
rodu ma Stefanikovej oslave; preco hovor vekej
lohe, ktor1 Sovensko hra medzinarodne politke; 0
svojich velkych starosach Sloyensko tom ako
no nom mysli, ako ho ma rad Lebo potrebue soven-
ske hlasy, aby Dol zvoleny!
Ale Sovac, mimo niekol 'kych, sa akos "a Benesom
neblaznia Ludaci vysnliali agrari no napadli.
lba socalni demokrati sa mu skajd agrarov Srobar
bije Hodzu Okanik oslavuje Benesa 70 ie mao! Pre-
to plislo postrasene shora: "Det ak nebudete posl
chat, dame vas vlkovi!''
Nuz ale sovaci sa uz takeho strasenia neboja Maid
"a sebou vel'kych muzov ceskych, Karola Kramara
inych kton nedovola slovenski zem trhat' hadzat,
Mad arom. Prezdentov prejav Dol napadnuty vo yset
kch nesociastickch eeskch casopsoch tax ako slo-
vensk lel ldaktorsl Hradu viac moz-
nosti revize Madne prejavy neroby Posrasene yypa-
lilo tedy naopak Benesovi neosozilo, ale poskodilo
Ako mozeme predpokladat', Benesoya hyiezda ma
Slovensku nevyde, ale zapadne Bude to Kramar Ho-
dom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-21
sLovENsKY DEN PREDo DvERMI.

TX. Sovensky Den mahoningskych Sov1kov je III
predo dvelmi. Bude "a julia Idora parku. Okresny
Sbor Slovenskej Llgy slovensk m spokam spolocne
prpravue tito sovensk vyrocn slavnost uz cd yeas
nej jari ably bola elm zdarejsou kazdom ohl ae Po-
dl'a programu slavnostnymi recnikmi bud1 o.. Pavel
Jamrska, pokladnik Sovenske Ligy Pittsburghu cti
hodny sudca okresneho si1du j. H. c.. Lyon cthodnl
mayor mesta Youngstownu, Jozef t. Heffenan. Vseci
traja su znameniti recnci medz mahoningskymi So-
vakmi znami oblliben Ma programe je tez Sokostvo
ktore bude cvc krsne cviGby; daej spev spevokolov
baseball hra najepsich hracov Sovenske Baseball Ligy
Mahonng a Shenango dolin; romantic zavodv hry
tanec Idora pavone atd' ldora parku sl rozicnf
kootoce pavareil inc zabaviska pre- deti dospevch
take ako po inc roxy teraz kazdy Slovak Sovenka
bude dobre ctt'. parku je mnoho losatych stromov
budov sirokymi strecham kde mozno tlscim lu-
dom utahnu pred palcvym slnkom alebo pred nahodi
lynn dazdon Netreba sa tcdy bat AMI slnka ami dazda
Ably na tohorocnom Slovenskom Dn bolo cm Wac
dievGat, zen a muzskych slovenskych krooch, budf
dane odmeny tym, ktorf prfdu najkrajsich krojoch
Preto zvlaste Wy dievcata zey vytahne svoje kroje
kufrov, vyperte 81 ich vyhladte pekne prd'te
kazat " Mich aby ich vas svet mohol obdivovat.
Slovenske spolky Youngstown, Campbell struth-
ers Okresny Sbor Lgy schodzi prijaly rezol1cu,
ably pozvani boil cestou chto novin Slovensky Den
bratia sestry Warren, Newton Falls, Girard Miles,
Hubbard, Sharon, Farrell New Castle celeho bzsieho
dalsieho okola. Nuz koname tito nilii povinnost
povolavame vsetku Sovac tychto mest nych meste
cek fariem My vsetci Slovaci, byvaici ildoli Ma
honing Shenango rick prisl1chame k sebe akoby
iednou rodnou preto name aspon roku dovedna
slst, spou potesit, svo rod obodrit stare Zna
mosti obnovit move utvor' Chystajte sa, brata
stry na tento devaty Slovens Den prekrasnom Idora
parku uz odteraz!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-21
HENRY FORD V EUROPE.

Americky automobilovy premysel naristol "a po-
slednych desat' rokov do akych rozmerov ze Wy
rovna len americky olejarsky premysel Dnes uz MET
zeme po ktore by americzy automobil nesel ako MET
zeme, v ktorej by nemastili americkym olejom.
Cudzozemsko zvlaste Europa, zacala sa chrant' a
brant pro vnikaniu amerckeho AUTOMOBILE ma lei trh
Postavila vysok con ohradu napomahala rozvo svo-
jch automobiovych tovani Ale americky system W
roby zvit azll vzdor tomu dnes Europa taxi ako
statny svet je podmaneny amerck ymi automobaln
Americkl vyrobci, dostant1c pevnl1 nohu Euro
Pc s daej Ably i'm Wac nehrozlo vysok6 clo pozakla-
dali spolocnos Ford ma uz teraz orovskll spoocnost'
Anglicku prave spoil velkym nemeckym farbo-
vym trustom, ktorym bude tvort' jednu nemeckt fir
mu Zaklada tovarne diene tax sa udomacfuje. Po-
dobne robl General Motors korporacia ne
Ale Henry Ford nesiel do Europy len ma priemvsel-
ny vyboj On ide zavadza' Europe robotnicke pomey
ktor6 znacia revolciu zivobyt tamoieho robotnila
lde platit' vysokh mzdu svojm mnohym tscim robon-
kom Anglicku, Nemecku, Irsku po vsetkych kraii-
mach, kde ma svoje podniky.
Ford Dol prvy Amerike, ktory zaviedol 8-hodinov1
pracovn dobu $500 denny plat case ked sa tn pra
coyalo y kodin platio 200 denne As takom stave
nachodi sa europsky robotmk teraz akom sa 1achod
americkJ .robonk ytedy. Zdupovanim mzdy rohotnika
europskeho, ucinl no schopnym kupovara antomobilu
donu, pana, rada inych americk6u robotnkoy teraz
" nezbVtnych yec ktorymi eropskJ robotlk dosiaP
ba tzobne snival Takto Ford urobf Ellopu drlhou a.
meiikou; vyroyna protivy Avobyti, odslani prfGny
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-21
z MOJEJ CESTY DO ST. PAUL,
MINN.

Prisiel som domov k svojim
rodieom 70 skoly 3. jina. Odpo-
cinul som 81 "a tyzden, lebo veru
tohto roku sme mali take uce-
ME. Ked' som este bol skole,
st. Louis University, boil som po-
volany departmentom vojenstva k
vojsku, to jest do Military Train
ing Camp, kde kazdy Student,
ktory studuje ma lekara, musi
ist' do vojenskej skoly ma jeden
rok.
Chcel som zkdsit' sveta pustil
som sa pesi II. jlna POI obede. Do
Clevelandu dosiel som 5. vecer.
DO La Grange, Ind. South Bend,
Ind, som dosiel 13. j1na ma polu-
dnie. Do Chicago som dosiel 13.
j1na s.. hodine vecer. Celou ce-
stou, ako som opustil Toledo, pa
dal dazd'. V Indiane bolo moe
blata a ME takeho, ako v Ohio,
ale takeho, ze keP clovek stupil
donho, nuz figel' bol neho nohu
vytiahnut'. Bol som vel mi Sta
stny, dobrl rudia sa vsade naidu.
Automobilisti mi moe vypomohli.
Vedeli, ze som ME ziadon ssHieh-
wayman' Dosiel som do Roches.
ter, Minnesota, Is. jnna. Ufam
byt' v st. Paul Minneapolis e.
ste dnes vecer t. j. Is. j1na, jestIi
budem tax st t'astny, ako dosial'.
Ako nahle dojdem ma patricne
miesto, hned' yam este lepsie mo-
Ju cestu oplsem. Nateraz S Bohom.
drahi rodicia a mill znami "
Youngstown, Ohio.
Jan B. Herman,
student st. Louis University.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-21

neoy vyst ahovaecva vsetke zavisti nepriatelstva
ktore Europa voci Amerike citi
l1ebo nemozno myset', re Fordova refornla zostane
oez nasledkoV Ako bo zavadzan vysokej nzdy kra-
tkeJ pracovnej DOLBY nasedovany osatngmi priemysel
nlkln tuna Amerike, tax bude nasledovany Europe
Etropski priemysenfc budl ntenf no nasledovat "a
Vadzani refoy mac by sa vystavl revocii alebo po-
statnoXaniu premysu tax Ford sane sa cel6mu sve-
tn dobrodite ON nieen dodavani mu dobreho acneho
au1omobliu ale al vo vymahani pre- ud krajseho zivo
bvtia, nezli ak6ho Dol doteraz ilGastny
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-21
BEsNEJ6 PSI

V meste V celom Mahoning O.
krese panuje besnota psov, preto
zdravotne yrchnosti nariadily.
aby majitelia svojich psov drzali
donna zavEetych yalebo priviaza-
nych, aby sa netdlali po pripa-
dc nenakazih besnotou seba alebo
fudi. Mnohi majitelia psoy ma
rladenie neposldchli, preto sarha
mnohych dial predvolat' ku sud-
com pokoja. Asi. 35 psov uz bolo
zastrelen6.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-21
sTRAsENIE sLovAKoV z HRADU.

Cesko-slovelsky prezident redavno dal istenn1 ne
meckemu zrnalistov interyj, ze revfza Trianonskei
smluvy vz adom na sloversk6 ranice nie je nemozna
lnym sovam Hrad je ochotny rozdavat slovensk zem!
Hrade sa zna, re stoji bNko dusevneho sveta ces-
keJ socallstckej strany, ktorej ydelnym vodcam si
minister dr. Benes dr. Klofac Minister Benes NJ roz
davd slovelsk kusy Gravy Spsa Kofac to iste
81 'uboval Mad 'arom.
tato strana namaha sa teraz okupovat' Slovensko.
Napred dala odpratat Mlana Hodz ktory jej zavadza
ktory iej daval sach-ma kazdom koku na Slove1sk
9 eraz ked' " nema mocneho odporcu, sspe noy. "a
lada lacne denniky tyzdennlky, sutyara seketaiay
yydrzaya konferencie ia Sloyensku vydava provoa-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-21
Soznam Spolkov
prihlasenych do Druzstva Sloven-
skej Narodnej Kniznice v Maho-
ming doline.

Dvadsat' -styri slovenskych spoil
kov klubov V Mahoning doline
prihlasilo sa dosavad' "a zaklada-
tel'ov Slovenskej Narodnej Kniz-
nice. Tieto spolky kluhy edhla-
sovaly spolu $4,000 a zaplatily
uz $4,000. Peniaze nachodia sa
ulozenev V Youngstown State Bank
ua memo Dr,Hstva Slov. Narodnej
Kniznice. Nasledovny je memo
SLOW spolkov:
Odbor 8. n. S. S., odhlasoval
5000, platil $4,000
Cislo 25. I. Il. S. j., odhlasova-
10 $4,000, platilo $4,000.
Cislo 80. |. X. S. Il. j. odhlaso-
valo $500, pIatilo $500.
Sbor 146. T. S. j. Sokol, odhla-
soval $500, platil $500.
Odbor Gil. n. S. S. odhlasoval
$500, platil $500.
6S. Kr. Mladeze pri Gil. Odbo-
re MSS. odhlasoval $500.
Cislo 90. S. E. J. odhlasovalo
$25.OO. -.
Cislo 1873. Penn. Slov. X. Jed.
odhlasovalo $4,000, platiIo $4,000
Cislo 30S. |. X. S. J. odhlaso-
valo $500, platilo $500
Cislo $50. |. X. S. J. odhlasova-
10 $1,000, platilo $1,000.
Cislo 26O. |. X. s. j. odhIaso-
,valo $1,000, platilo $1,000.
Politicky Klub V Haselton cd
hlasoval $1,000, pIatil $1,000.
Sbor 1OS. Kat. SokoIa odhlaso-
val $40, platil $1,000.
Cislo 14S. Mad. Odd. pri Cisle
1873. Penn. SLOW. X. j. Campbell
odhlasovalo $1,000, platilo $1,000.
Cislo 731. |. X. S. j. odhlaso-
valo $1,000, platilo $1,000.
Sbor 159. Kat. SokoIa odhIaso-
val $1,000, platil $1,000.
SlovenskI Vzdelavajici KIub v
Struthers odhlasoval $1,000, pla-
til $1,000.
Politicky Klub V Youngstown
odhlasoval $1,000, platil $1,000.
Venice "a. Kat. Sokoliek odhla
soval $1,000, platil $1,000. A,.
Odbor 722. n. s. S. Campbell
odhlasoval $1,000, platil $1,000.
Kruzok Mladeze pri Odb. 722
n. S. S. odhlasoval $1,000. platil
$1,000.
Polit. Klub V Lansingville Cd
hlasoval $1,000.
Politely Klub Campbell cd
hlasoval $1,000, platil $1,000.
Odbor 46. ziveny odhlasoval
$1,000, platil $1,000.
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-21

student st. Louis University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-17
ARMSTRONG GATOR CO.
GOES INTO RECEIVERSHIP
Special Dispatch 10 The Sta.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
BALTIMORE, June 1.-THE Arm
strong Gator Co.. one of the oldest mil
the United States, has filed petition in
the United States District Court asking
to be adjudicated a bankrupt. The petit
toner has Sl25, 1884 assets and S48l, :
26945 liabilities. Orders were signed
adjudicating it bankrupt and referring
the case to Willis E. Myers, referee.
Judge William c. Coleman signed an
order appointing William Biel receiver
under bond of $4,000 to take charge of
the assets of the defendant. The order
appointing the receiver was signed upon
a petition signed by the Baltimore Trust
Co. and others.