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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
BIDS OPENED
BY ROBISONON
U.OF T.LANDS
Priority Rights To Be
Guarded in Injunc-
ton Dissolved, AS
serts Official

FORT WORTH, Jan. 2.-(Pl-
Lloyd h. Price, local attorney, was
in Austin today to begin court
fight to bring about the dismissal
Of an injunction which restrained
the sale of leases on $4,000 acres Of
University Of Texas oil lands. The
sale had been set for today.
Before leaving Fort Worth, Price
said he would present decisions be-
fore the trial court in an attempt 10
prove that State Land Commissioner
Robson, named In the restraining
order, could not legally be cnjoined
from selling the leases. Price rep
resents clients who submitted bids
for the leases after Robson had
advertised the sale.
AUSTIN, Jan. 2.-'PJ-Envelopes
containing offers Of three bidders
on University Of Texas oil land leas-
es were opened by Land Commis-
sioncr J. Il. Robson today. Envelopes
containing approximately ] 500 bids
OF lands involved in the Injunction
suit brought yesterday by the State
of Texas, Joined by the board of
regents OF the University, were not
opened.
Robson claimed the writ Of in
junction enjoined him only from
opening envelopes containing bids Of
le lands sale of which he had re-
fused t0 postpone, and that he was
not restrained as ID bids on the
acreage he had voluntarily with
drawn.
Envelopes which carried notations
on their faces indicating they held
bids for land not involved in TIC
injunction suit were opened and tire
bids held in allegiance by Robson in
compliance with his promise 10 Cow
Continued on page tWo.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
REACH ACCORD
With WILLACY
ON IRRIGATION
New District to Ex-
ecute Contract AS
suring Protection of
All Water Rights

The assertion that the Willsey
county irrigation project will utilize
only flood waters from the Rio
Grande and that the district is will
ing to enter into any form of con-
tract or assurance that the rights
Of existing districts will not be in
fringed upon, was mace BY w. a.
Harding, president Of the district at
a meeting Of the conservation COM
mittee Of the Associated Water Dis
trict Of Cameron and Hidalgo coun-
ties at San Benito Tuesday after
noon.
The meeting Of the committee had
been called TO decide upon the attitude
the Valley districts would assume in
respect 70 the application for rer-
init to divert water from the Rio
Grande which will be presented by
the Willacy county district to the
state board of water engineers at
Austin Friday.
IA resolution will be passed by the
WiIlacy district board Thursday en-
bodving all principles set out at the
committee meeting. a meeting oi
All attorneys for water districts an
the Valley and the city attorneys OF
Hariingcn, Brownsville and San Be
nito will be held at the San Benito
water office Saturday afternoon at
2 o'clock for the purpose OF formu-
lating the contract, which, attorneys
stated, would be binding upon the
Willacy county district.
The Willacy district viii present
its tentative plans 10 the state water
board Friday, but the permit will not
be granted until the contract oe-
ween that district and the existing
Valley districts Is signed, the con-
tract TO be incorporated in the per-
NIT. Attorneys expressed the opinion
(Continued on page two.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02

chants and The Brownsville Herald.
Many valuable and useful gifts have
been donated by merchants in this
annual first baby contest.
Little Miss Meyer acquired 4 par
donahle Bit Of pride when she was
born. Was it not reasonable for her
to suppose that all the shooting and
fireworks were for her own benefit =?
That she will be well dressed and
well taken care Of is easily seen by
glancing over the list Of presents TO
be hers soon. And all of these are in
addition to the things provided by
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. j..
Never.
The little Miss broke down pre-
cedent. by tho law Of averages, a
boy should have won the prizes
this year. a girl having won last
year at Edinburg. The present win
ner weighs seven hounds and was
the fourth born in the Meyer family
The Herald's present j. a $40 bank
account, in addition to conducting
the contest.
Another little girl. Elvira Hino-
josa of Brownsville made the second
best bid for the prizes. She was
born at 2:15 4. m. Tuesday morning
at the family residence on Ringgold
street between 18th ard 10th. Her
narents arc Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Hinoiosa.
A boy. laggards that they always
are. arrived too late. He was the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Allison at
San Benito. He first saw the earthly
light at 3 a. ~. Wednesday.
The gifts are On display nj the
various stores. The parents are to
como TO The Herald office some time
before February I, 1929 and will be
Continued on page two.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
calCouple Get
First License

Miss Irene Valcnte and Jorge Lon
goria have bsen issued the first
marriage license Of the year 1929 in
Brownsville, according TO records at
the county clerks office.
The wedding il to take place at
$3.50 p. m. 1t the home Of the brides
mother, Mrs. Sophie Valente. and the
young couple plan to reside there.
Miss Valente is employed at the
SHELTON Abstract company. and Mr..
Longoria, who lives in Matamoros,
works ut the Garibay store.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
Am. Ry. Express
Income Advances

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-LP)-Net in
come Of the American Railway Ex-
press company in October amounted
to s2l6.44s against sl93,072 in Oc-
tober, 1927. Net income for the
first 10 months of 1929 totaled 81,
s9s.966 compared TO $1.s29,744 in the
first 10 months Of 1927.
Net operating income of the Nickel
Plate Railroad in the first III months
Of 1928 totaled si3.63O, ,2a6, a de-
crease OF S7T.9o5 from the first IL
months Of 1927. In November the
total was s1,32T, SIS. an increase of
S174.645 over November. 1927.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
ARMY AVIATORS
CONTINUING GRIND

METROPOLITAN AIRPORT. Los
Angeles, Jar. 2.-lP)-The army's
tri-motored Fokker airplane Ques-
tion Mark. out to best the worlds
sustained flight record hy refueling
IN the air. finished its first ~ hours
at 1924 o'clock this morning. The
plane was nearing san Diego ny II
completed the first day and night or
the flight.
Los ANGELES, Jan. 2.-lP)-Shut-
Ting back and forth from san Diego
70 the Metropolitan airport here the
army's tri-motorei Fokker Question
Mark was buSily engaged today in
putting aerial hours and miles he
hind it in the effort 20 set new
worlds refueling endurance flight
record The flicrs hope to keep the
ship in the air for weeks.
At 1924 a. MI, twenty hours after
the takeoff. the plane had reached
the third way mark toward the pres
ent record of so hours, 7 minutes
held by Belgian fliers, and averaging
n gait Of IS miles an hour had
flown 1900 miles.
The monoplare completed its fifth
contact with refueling planes short
~ after midnight when 200 gallons
OF gas was passed into her tanks
from refueling plane No. I. piloted
by Lieut.. Ross Hoyt. Contact was
made 5000 feet over Del Mar. Cal.
and minutes was required 10 make
the transfer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
Fire Started In
Christmas Tree
Fatal to 3 Girls

MONMOUTH, Ore, Jan. 2.-tPi-
A dart Of flame from an illuminated
Christmas tree set fire 10 a private
dormitory on the campus Of the Ore
gou Normal school here last night
and three girl students burned 10
death. Six others escaped by leap
ing from a second story porch.
The dead: Evelyn Gilman Of
Portland: Florence Graham, Newport,
Ore; Margaret Hemmers,, Gresham,
Oregon.
The tragedy came on the eve Of the
opening Of school after the holidays.
Occupants Of the dormitory had
retired for the night and were trap
ped when the Christmas tree burst
into flames. presumably started by
faulty electrical wiring. and sent
runners Of fire darting into curtains
and other inflammable furnishings.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
GERMANY is SOUND,
SAYS GILBERT REPORT

BERLIN. Jan. 2.-tPl-Seymour
Parker Gilbert, agent general for
reparations, expresses confidence in
Germany's economic soundness in his
report for the fourth repar&tions
annuity year.
THE most encouraging feature for
the whole four years from the stand
point Of public finances" he said,
"is the great productivity Of reve-
nues notwithstanding important re-
duetions in taxation
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
l6 Are Injured
As Big Bus Hits
Okla. Bridge

FL RENO, Okla, Jan. 2.-Pl-
Sixteen persons were injured, five
seriously, when a stage line bus
crashed into concrete bridge early
today while en- route from Oklahoma
City to FL Reno.
Among the injured:
J. S. Todd, driver; Mrs. Almira
Trunick. III years old, Pittsburgh.
Pa, severe coneussion of brain; +.
Turck. New Rochelle, n. Y, frac-
tured leg. amputation believed neces-
sary: Otis Dykes, Elk City. Okla,
right leg amrutated. left leg broken
in three places; J. II. Simmons, Dia-
mond Springs. No, broken leg.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
Hearst Wants Dry Lam Repeal
UNIDENTIFIED IN
x x =
DEATH 5 YE AIRS
= y y
AGO; is CLAIMED

LUFKIN, Texas, Jan. 2.-tPJ-
The body of a man known as Fred
Dowing Crow. who died here more
after fruitless search for kins-
men, was identified today as Al
phonse Charrett by his sister, Mrs.
Philiza Deragon, Plymouth, Mass.
who had conducted lengthy
search for the missing man.
"Crow" came here in 1928 with
pipe line crew, none Of whom knew
his real name. After his death an
inquest was held, resulting in
verdict Of death from & poison.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
Miss Esther Nav
Meyer ms 1929
1st Baby Prizes

Hail all 70 the Valleys Miss l929l
She is little Miss Esther May
Meyer of Olmito, born amid the
festive celebrations at 1910 a. m.
Tuesday morning. January /. 1929 at
the Nettie Camden maternity hos
pitai at San Bento.
She stands to be one Of the best
outfitted babies IN this section
through prize gifts of q Valley mer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
AFGHAN REBELS SUE
FOR PEACE is REPORT

LONDON, Jan. 2.--tPl-Latest ad-
vices received ct the Afghan lega-
tion today said all was quiet in Afg-
hanistan and that peace negotiations
have been opened at the instance of
the rebels who were completely de-
feated.
King Amanullah and all the mem
bers Of the royal family were re-
ported at Kahul, the capital. and the
dispatches indicated that the entire
pnntry within a short time will re-
shme its normal aspect
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
BILBO is NOT TO
= = y
PROBE LYNCHING
X y \
OF BLACK KILLER

JACKSON, Miss. Jan. 2.-(Pl-
Governor I. G. Bilbo's official no
tice Of the lynching Monday night
Of Charley Shepherd, convict kill
or and kidnaper, was his announce
ment that he would not institute
an investigation into the torturing
to death of the negro by a mob.
IL have neither the time nor the
money to investigate two thou
sand people" the governor said in
reply to kilograms Of protest
reaching his office.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
REFUELING DEVICE
is GETTING TESTS

MARSHALL, Nc. Jan. 2.-tP,-
Blaine NJ. Tuxhorn hoped Off IN
his open-cockpit mnopIane at s:54
a. h. today, in an attempt to estab-
lish new endurance flight record
Continued on page two)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
BABY BURNS TO DEATH

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Jan. 2.-tP)
Charles Cecil, 2. was burned to
death and his father, Laverne Me-
Fall, suffered severe burns when the
AcFall home was destroyed by fire
started by an oil explosion last
night
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
U.S.. Receivers Elk
Hills Oil Lands

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-0P,-The
government succeeded in the su-
preme court today in its eff, I to re-
cover from the Standard Oil COM
pany valuable oil lands in the Elk
Hills Naval oil reserve in alifor-
mia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
SCHOOLS CLOSED

canse Of the prevalence Of influenza
schools of the Conroe independent
district will remain closed until next
Monday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
WEATHER

For Brownsville and THE Valley:
Fair to partly cloudy and somewhat
warmer tonight. lowest temperature
3s % a. degrees; Thursday partly
cloudy and warmer. Light 70 moder-
ate northerly winds on the west
coast, becoming southeastcrly Thurs
dav.
For East Texas: Partly cloudy and
warmer tonight; Thursday partly
cloudy; warmer except IN northwest
portion. Light 70 moderate north to
southeast winds on the coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
RIVER FORECAST

There will be no material change
IN the river during the next few
days.
Flood Present 24Hr 9l-Ur
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-02
TIDE TABLE

High and low tide at Point Isabel
tomorrow. under normal mcteoroloEi-
cal conditions:
High -.--.- 1927 ". m.; 10:O4 .. m.
Low -.--..... 5:l5 "A. M; $500 p. m.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-05
GA JEDNoTNU sLovENsKU FRoNTU'',

Upozo1nujeme ct. ctatela canok horeudanJnl
nadpisom, ktory preberame martnskych "Narodnich
Novin'' uverejnujeme tomto {. novin
Krajovym politikom sovenskym potrebna bola afe
Tukova pad Hodzov demoralizacia Fudovej strany
81 Cd Prahy respeku pre- Sovensko jeho pray. Da1no
SINE ich zadal my americ Slovaci to; odkazai nam,
ably SINE sa do mich nestara. Teraz vida, kde zasi.
Jednotna fronta sovenskd prazskom sneme je je
ny sposob postupu voc Prahe ktor desat rokov nj
coho nevykonaa, ably 81 ju Slovaci obi ubil Ia kazdy
nalicky iistupok museli tvrdo Bit mnoko raz, "a
vyhody Sovac pomahai Prahe porazat sovenske sna-:
hy sliapat sovensk6 zaujmy.
Sdruzenim sa do jednotnej fronty znemoznia raz na
vzdy: Madcom Kanom naloda vystupovat' pod r1skom
vastenectva proti nirodnIm pravam Slovdkov Zradco
via potom budu zradcami.
Slovensko nepotrebuje ziadne prfvesky ceskych po-
litickych sran. Ma Sovensku nemajt co h adat Srnl
kayi ''mGnacilidac', AM agrari AMI narodni demokra
IT, AMI ceskf socialist ami teskoslovens sociani demo-
kraft ami zivnostnici, lebo vsetky eto strany boy
vsantrocene Ma Sovensko len preto ably sputnay sove
skych predakov Ba slovensko nepotrebue AMI ludovej
strany Hlinkove narodnej stlany martnskej lebo s
zaozene na konfesionanyc rozdieoch ktor medzi Slo
vdkom sovakom reh!lF prepast' a pomahaly znemoz-
oyat til 'jednotn frontu aspon TAX ako tie pllveskv
ceskych stran. Ked krajov1 potkari vazne mysia $
to ednotnou frontou, mech zacn cd mech 81 Ia
loEia ednu opravdovl vsenlrodnl sOvensku pohtlcku
stranl do ktole bez obavy radosti bude m0ct ha-
sit kazdy veny satocny Slovak Takejto strane al
amercki Slovaci bud1 vediet cinne pomahat dobyjat
basty eentrazmu savat zaklady sovenskej buducno-
sti Cesko-S -Slovenskej republike.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-05
HOOVERA BOIL RUKA
oD VEL KENO sT1sKAN1A

Byt' prezidentom Spoj. Statov
ie ME l'ahka vec. Musi mat taky
clovek nielen hodne rozumu, ale
al zvlastne slime svaly ma pravej
ruke. Hoover nebol politikarom,
preto 81 nevypestoval svaly ma
pravici cd podavania r!k a preto
teraz .trpi opravdove muky. '
stredu mu navstevnfci tax Wy
stiskali pravicu, re mu celkom
zmerayela, nemohol plsat'. Preto
odkazal kongresmanom a senate
rom, aby mu preboha neposielali
tol l'ko navstevnikov, ale ably lch
pocet obmedzili ma 10 ma kazde-
no kongresmana a senatora. V
stredu ma pr. az >1,775 l'udf stislo
jeho pravicu, co potrvalo tri-stvr-
tie hodiny, ackol' l'vek islo to ry-
chic: 43 stiskov "a min1tu. Este
je st'astie, ze prezidenta neobjl-
majd, mac by no zaskrtili.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-05
SLOVAK HRDINOM v KNIHE
Z PLUK. ROOSEVELTA.

Syn pochvalne znameho prezi-
denta Roosevelta, plukovnik The
odore Roosevelt napisal knihu t:
Crank and File", v ktorej pise
al slovenskom hrdinovi Mate
jovi' Kocakovi, rodakovi Gbe-
Low, zupy Nitrianskej, ktory pa
dol vo svetovej yojne jake hrdi-
ma. Pluk. Roosevelt pfsal najprv
o Kocakovi ako o Mad'arovi, ale
redaktor j. C. Sciranka no opra-
vii tax Kocak predstaveny je a
ko Slovak.
Kniha uz vysla nakladom Char
les Scribner Sons V New Yorku
obsahuje $50 stran.
Mas test, ze v knihe tejto je hr-
dinom Slovak knihu zvlast od-
por1came nasej mladej generacii.
Hrdinovi Kocakovi mech je vecna
pamiatka v dejinach americkych
Slovakov!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-05
v sPOJ. $TATOCH JE
24,592,370 AUTOMOBILOV

Motor Magazine udava, re ma
zaciatku roka registrovane bolo
v Spoj. Statoch 24,592,370 osob-
nych nakladnych automobilov,
toho 21,468,596 osobnych a g.
123,774 nakladnych. Najviac au-
tomobilov je v State New York
a sfce 2,090,815 (ma najviac oby-
vatePov), potion nasleduje Cali
fornia 1,8O6,224, potion Ohio S
1,662, 900, Pennsylvania 1,649,-
400, Illinois 1,5O2,976, Michigan
S 1,125,922 Texas l, Ill ,407. O.
statne staty majl po menej ako
million kar. Lanskeho roku preda-
ne bolo v krajine 3,075,OO0 no.
vych automobilov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-05
Rkzus NAJoBL'uBElSEJSf
BksNIK sLovENSKA.

"Narodny Dennik" pise: Akcia
usporiadana slovenskym JUBILEE
nym vyborom pre- propagaciu slo-
venskej knihy priniesla mnoho
zaujimaveho. Bola nielen akciou
"a odbyt slovenskej knihy, ale SUI
easne akousi anketou o obi 'ube
tych-ktorych slovenskych spiso-
vatel'ov. Pozoruhodnym je, ze
naiviac svazkov bolo zakdpenych
cd Martina Razusa, to sbierky
"Kame nna medzi" pocte asi
600 kusov. Druhi spisovatelia ne
dosiahli ami polovicu vysky toho-
to poctu. Je to d6kazom, ze slo-
venskf citatelia majn 1primny
vzt 'ah k Observation-Disclosures,
ktory je opravdovyym tvorcim du-
chom rydzeho, nekompromisneho
| slovenskeho slovanskeho nacio-
nalizmu. Najmensieho poctu do
siahli ii mladych SLOW. spisova-
tel 'ov, ktori sa priklonili k iste-
mu druhu "socialistickeho tvore-
MA. Celkove bolo v celej akcii
predanych slovenskych knih "a
WISE pol miliona Kcs. #'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-05
MA PREDAJ-ADRESAR OBET1 SVINDLERQV.

Organizacia ochranu ludu pred svindlel1n, IVA
ma American Better Business Bureau udava re svinder
ved radne menosovy adresy svojich obeti 81 ch w
mienaj1 alebo predavaju jedn druhym Ktory clovek
bol ''uloveny", povazovany e "a Pahkoveneho,
ktorelo mono znovu okamat. Pi kazdom okla
maneho e opis eho charakeru jeho maetkoveho stavu
kol ko raz uz bol oklamany ako no mono nail
kamat Svindleri veda re kazdy clovek ma daak sla-
bost. Niekto je lakomy vel'ke risky lcastn my
chce vyhrat doshoch; treti ma zal ubu tom, ked
no niekto potapka po pleci pove mu, ze je midry
ME je Ktory lahkoverny je bohaty, toho oklam VEL
ke tisce. Pr jeho maju znacku: Tento clovek
voz Packard aute, treba no natiahnu tislc nca
stin Pri inom stojf: 'Tento clovek uz bo popa
leny boelo no to- preto treba MIN zachadzat hlad
kych rukavickach''.
Svinderi Spojenych Statoch kazdorocne dostani
billion doarov cd lahkovernych pud MedN obet ami je
hodne slovakov ktori tazko pracuj1c dIhe roxy
spor 81 tisickuldve potion chc1 odrazu zbohatnnt'
Uvera svinderov, re i'm ich tsicka zarobi million k-
pa papiere zlatym pecat mi nazdajuc sa s to
stiny ozastneho podnku; kdezo pravdou je re podnk
ma papieri udany jestvuje len v hlave svindlera.
Ale s1 I'M kamar, ktorf zdaj1 sa byt' statocnymi
ktor s nasledkom toho nebezpecnejs Sl to pozemkov
klamari, ktorych agent ''lovia medz chudobnym ne
vedomym ludom predavajdc ''loty'' ktore ME s1 mic
hodny drah6 penaze Tychto svindleroy treba sa
rovat prave tax ako tych 60 predavaj masnky tia
cenie' penaz aebo castiny zlaodooy ktor6 neestyu1
Ktor Slovaci chc kpit lot aebo dom alebo far mech
sa obrata svojch slovenskych obchodnikov, ktom
medzi mimi ziii pracud pozdvihnute naroda. kto
chce kupovat ncastiny, mech porad svojej banky
ktorej ma peniaze ulozene moze byt bezpecny, ze
banka neporad kpit bezcenny papier pozlatenou pc
cat'ou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-05
"HRDINSK1" P PROHIBICIACI.

Necudujme sa viac, preco lud prestupuje prohibcne
zakony Ameriky. V tieto dn vyslo ma javo re dvaja
nasuchs1 kongresmani ktor naviac hubovali prohl
bfciu agtova prsne jej vymahane prichyeni boil
colnymi 1radm privazan visky Jedny ym mich e koll
gresham Morgan Ohio druhym kongresman Michael
son illinois, Ma prevnene oboch plislo len naho
dou Kongresmani SIP. Statov maj1 totz ''volnos pri
supu' ked' sa vraca cudziny; nesm1l i'm byt kufre
otvoren6 Ale Michaelson NAL tol'ko fas kubanskei
yiskyAy kuflp, re ma stanici Jacksonville Fla,
iedna rozba tekltina rozliala Potom uz kllfor
tvoril Toto sa stale este pred volbam nrady prlpad
chceIv zatusovat' Morganov bol po teto dn omylom
otvoreny ieden 20 styroch kufrov newyorkskom pr
stave ked' sa vraca Panamy. Colny nradnik nasel
nom styri kvary dobrej vsky Ostatne tri kure mu ne
otvori lebo medztym dostal rozkaz ably neovara Ale
to postacilo
OBaja kongresmani hlasova vzdy "a vsetky prohi
bcn6 zakony boil znam pod "bone dry (az do
kosti srlch Teraz uz veme, re aka to bola suchoa'
Ale je opovrzena hoden covek ktory chce nasu vntt
prohbiciu inym sam nema dost' muznost ju zachoya
vat Amercka verejnost netrpezve caka, q tito kolr
gresman ktor hlasova novy Jonesov prohibicny "a
kon Is rokoy zaaru $4,000 pokuty) dostan medicnu
he miony novych neprateov kto1i nebudd no len pre-
nych Men muzov nebolo viac prevadzane vol uspoko-
ieniu mall dusicek kore druhym nedozta toho coho
sebe najvaesim pozitkom doprajd.
Taxa prohibfcia aka tu panuje, prvede krajnu sko-
rel do padku ako lud do zdrzanlivos Stredna cesta
je preto vada Spo Stafov by mala teraz
ma zayedenie takej prohibicie akn majn Ka
made asansk; kde opilstvo upado vel mi vzdor to,,
ze je tam pitie paleneho pod sposoboln doyoene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-05
sMRTEL'NY BOZ ORLA
8 NEMECKYM LIETADLOM

z Dessau, Nemecka oznamuJu,
ze jeden Junkers eroplan NAL po-
divuhodnd prihodu ma ceste
Krakova do Lvova, v Pol'sku.
Cestou ponad Tatry lietadlo bolo
napadnute obrovskym orion,
ktory silnym zobakom zasadzoval
take 1dery krydlu lietadla, ze sa
toto zakazdym silno zatriaslo
zdalo sa, re ztrat1 rovnovahu.
Let lietadla Dol vel'mi obt 'azeny.
Odrazu ale 1tok orla prestal. Le-
t1n pozrel videl orla padat' ma
zem. Orol pri d'ubani do krydla
zlomil 81 kirk. Ked' letnn sletel ma
zem videl, re kovove krydlo lie
tadla bolo silnym zobakom orla
ohnute.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-05
PRiSNE PRAVIDLA
.. PRE- ADVOKATOV

Ma ziadost' najvyssieho siidu
statu Ohio, clevelandska advo-
katska komora sostavila doda-
tocne pravidla etiky pre- pravota-
rov. Podl'a tych pravidiel, nebu-
de slobodno advokatom mat l'u-
di ma dohananie "obchodu", NJ
ci zjavnych alebo tajnych; advo-
kati tiez nebudd smiet' ist' "a
klientami znemoznene bude l'u-
d 'om menit' 81 advokatov v jed
nej a tej samej zalezitosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-05

@3ndn,ka: Grady .,rai., 10 Oh.
romny vzrast 70 faj-
ceni cigaretli mozno pripisaf k dokon&le-
mu procesu vo vyrobe cigaretli, pridanfm
teploty. Je pravda, ze roku 1928, Lucky
Strike cigarette dokazaly vsSsi vzrast,
snez vsetky ostatne druhy dohromady.
Toto dokazuje celkom jasne, ze Pudia
skladajd uplnu doveru v Lucky Strike, %
Y najlepsej cigarette.