davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-18
SCH0DZA SLOVENSKYCH NO.
vINAROv v SCRANTON, PA,

Jako kazdoroene tax i toho ro-
ku dnoch 4. 5. oktobra vydr-
ziavalo Sdruzenie Slovenskych No
vinarov rocnu sch0dzu. Umienil
som 81, ze napisem jej priebehu
obsfrnejsi referat, ale ponevac
tym, co by som pisat' NAL, hlavu
a srdce natopko mann preplnene,
re by cele cislo tohto vzacneho
casopisu k opisaniu vsetkeho ne
stacilo, preto spomeniem len to-
to. NadSenost' a zaujatost' "a
Sdruzenie Slovenskych Novina-
rov bola este vacSia, nez predo-
slych rokoch Odznely tam krasne
a obsazne referaty ust muzov,
ktori mas vedu po ceste zivota k
lepsej bud1cnosti ktori chcll
Slovaka pretvorit v cloveka Sc
bapovedomeho, hrdeho. Me som,
ably mena vynasal l'udi chvalil.
To netreba. ia chvalim yzorn1
ich cinnost', ia s. vd ,akou spomi-
nam, re konajd svoju povinnost
prlkladne. Vsetci idn "a ciel 'om /:
pestovat' medzi Slovakmi uprim-
MI vzajomnost' pracovat' k to-
mu, ably nfedzi slovenskym Pu-
dom zobudil sa smysel pre- politi-
cke a hospodarske otazky.
Pravda, tento novy,' zdravy, III
w pohyb, ktory badat' najnov-
Sic v zdarnej praci slovenskeho
novinarstva vel'mi mrzf milo
sti prazskeho rezimu eyydrziavane
kreatlry. Menovite mrzi ich to,
be Slovak zacina myslet', sudit',
uvazovat'' a ia vazky klast' co je
dobre a Go zle. Desiatky a desiat-
ky tisice 1'udi citaj1 poctive, sta
tocne slovenske noviny, mlad ma
sa to poc1ya a l'ne k dprimnym
vodcom, ucitel 'om svojho naroda.
K muzom spravodlivym. skroml
nym, ktori "a pracu syoiu, "a ssr-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-18
HL'ADANA KNIHA

tisicmi Slovakmi teraz k dostaniu!
Chranen6 tajnosti koneGne vyjaven6
V obdivuhodnej knihe "TAJNOSTI
BOSORSTVA', alebo "KNIHA PRI-
RODY A SVE1OVYCH TAJNOSTI'.
Bolo VAN povedane toto a tamto bo-
sorstve, tajnosti, kuzla, cary atd'. Te.
raz po prvy raz mozete sa vsetky tie
to veci doznat', ktor6 boly tajene "a
vel "a sto rokov. Kniha opisuje vyse
600 rozHcnych veci. DONATE sa pray
du zachrante sa cd prace diabla. Ne
bud tie V temnosti, ale objednajte 81
td knihu hned', pokial' nezabudnete
presvedtte sa sanli. Napisana je ci
sto po slovensky. Stoji len $500 po
stou m6zete ju dostat' jedine len L
"TATRA', Box 1861 City Hall P. o.
New York. n, Y,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-18
Jizberova: Naopak! ze. budd

Jizberova: Naopak! Ze., budh
dve. ia sice nerada...
Kolbaba: Strkam nos tam, kan
nemam, to uz vieme.
A predsa Jizberova mala prav-
du. Kto pride ma predstavenie
yeselohry: Nasa Anicka bude sa
vydavat', presvedci sa 0 tom. Bu-
de uz teraz " nedel'u ma Steelto-
ne Prid'te, zasmejete sa az ra.
dost'!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-18
DO RENTU NOVY DON

Ma Lansingville, {. 1911 E. Bos-
ton Ave, prave dohotuvany dom
5 izbovy bungalow ranajkovnou
vepkou povalou a vsetkymi mo-
dernymi pohodlnost ami. Garadz
Rent je $500. Haste sa V {. 2201
Hubbard Road alebo tel. 35475.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-18
MA PR,EDAJ

Novy 3-kusovy vypchavany su
Dor do prednej izby. Tento subor
stal $225.00, preda sa "a $4,000.
Nebol nikdy upotrebeny. Haste
sa V {. 1884 Mahoning Ave. e..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-18

t
zovali vazne a SO zretel 'om ma
blaho bud1cnost americkej We
tvi slovenskeho naroda. Je na to
najsvrchovanejsi cas-, vystrazne
ma mas volajlci: Spojeni zvit'azi-
me, rozdrobeni, padneme! A $ ma
mi padne vsetko, co SINE "a desiat-
ky rokov pilne budovali.
Basnik hovorf: "Zastavme sd,
bratia, ved' sa ony ztratia, Slova-
ci oziju!" Ano, ozi,me, mech sa
vsetko ztrati, co haiti mas narod
ny pokrok!
Odporncam cteneJ schodzi Wy
NEST rezoldciu, ktorej jasne
vyjadrime svoj sloyensky pro-
gram. Sine narod. Chceme zit' a.
ko kultdrny narod, vol'ne sa roz-
vinovat' a mladez West duchu
nezlomnom, nepoddajnom - SLO-
VENSKOM! My mic nechceme,
len to, co nam PATR1; cudzie ne
ziadame, "a cudzim nebazime, ale
sVoJE ST NEDAME! ...s.
Narodne slovenske povedomie,
narodny slovensky SVOJRAZ
mech je ciastkou programu Fede.
racie Slovenskych Organizaci1 v
Amerike. Presvedceny som, ak
ctena schodza v tomto smysle Wy.
nesie rezoluciu, vyhlasi program
buddcej prace "a svojet', re slo-
venske pomery v Amerike o kra
tky cas- naberu noveho zivota, ci
norodej prace.
/ Musi ist' jednotnu frontu a
merickych Slovakov. Az l'utt
pride cloveku, ked' vidi til nasl
| 1bohost'. Pred americkou verej
nest 'ou neznacime temer mic, b
povedal by som vcele mic. | tn na
sa Federacia by mala vplyvat' n
slovensku verejnost' v Amerikt
upozornovat' ju, zeby sd polit;
, cky organizovala. Mali by SINE $
rezko vyhlasit "a politicku orgs
nizaciu, pomahat' slovenskej L
, ge, zeby po sirej Amerike polit
cky organizovala slovakov; p'
cas- volieb ably Slovaci vsade ma
svojich kandidatov. Je nasou mra
nou povinnost 'ou pomahat' i t.
: Len tax mas budu poznat', Ike,
sa budeme hlasit' o svoje obcial
Il ske prava a postavime i svojic
d pudi ma politicke miesta. Basni
d mas upozornuje na tuto povinnos
l. nasledovne:
: Pomiluj ny, Boze, vel'ky
. HospodiAe, 'a" 80
. popraj puku tepla, rozkvetu
~ rodine
'o stlpami podopri injury nasho
y hradu!
:. Odejze mas do sill, potri
! nohou zradu.
= DokonGenie buducne.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-18
Jizberova, ia vam vsetko vie!

Jizberova: Co ste TAXA smutna
PAM Kolbaba, co.sa stale? Aha, W
yiem. Zakazapa svadba!
Katarina: Wy uz to viete?
Jizberova: ia viem vsetko. Ne
rada strkam nos tam, kan nepa-
tri, ale mole karty, tie mi ysetko
povedia. A karty klad1...
Kolbaba: Re syadba nebudeg
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-18
Drobne ohlaslxy
HL'ADAM zENU

Vdoyec rad by sa ozenit' de-
YOU 80 do 4O-rocnou alebo vdo-
YOU, moze mat j l diet a. Piste
ma adresu: A. H., Ill Park Ave-,
Struthers, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-18
HL'ADAME

dievca ma vseobecnu domacu pra-
Gu. Toto je dobre miesto pre- spra-
vnu osobu. Haste sa V {. 1876
Over Hill Road. Telefon 22S29.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-18
DO RENTU STOR

Dnukajsie zariadenie zdarma. Len
$500 mesacne. Tiez NAM do pre-
daju Jersey kravu "a nizku cenu.
2806 Shirley Rd., Lansingville.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-18
MA PREDAJ

Novy Peninsula gazovy sporak,
cely bielym porcelanom ozdobeny,
nikdy nebol upotrebeny. Stal 800,
preda sa "a $50. Telefon 2-4519
alebo prid'te k E. B. Marwill, 191
Alton Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-18

mi Organlzaclaml. DOSlal Je este
detinsly, tvrdohlavy a otrocky
naladeny, preto hocijaky tliachae,
svedie no do cudzieho reviru. A
tn nasu Federaciu caka vd'acna
1loha: kultivovanie, poucovanie a
upozoriiovanie pred zlom: neliezt'
k cudzim, ale zostat' v kruhu svo-
jeti. Ma to vel'ky jednak mrav-
ny, narodny jednak hospodar-
sky vyznam.
Dalej Federacia by mala pri-
spiet' ma pomoc pozostalym dedi-
com po mrtvom, ktory ME slo-
venskej, ale v cudzej spolocnostl
hl'adal ochranu, - teraz ta GU
dzia spolocnost', ktora nasmu ro-
dakovi sl'ubovala hory-doly, po-
stavila sa proti dedieom, vyhova-
rajuc sa, ze jej "stanovy nedoyo-
liza vyplatit' smrtnd podporu de-
dicom Won z hranfc Spojenych
Statov a Kanady."
Mravnou povinnost'ou cloveka,
je, aby sa stale dokonalejsim sta
val. Me ma to zije clovek, ably sa
utvrdzoval v zle, nedbalosti a ne
vsimavosti, ale ably kazdy den
prisiel blizsie k idealu, dvlhajl-
cemu ho mravne, t. j., ably sa zdo-
konal oval, lbol so dna ma den lep-
81 pomahal dvihat seba i syoj-
ho blizneho!
A d'alej: je vel'mi dolezite pre-
cloveka, ably NAL urcity smer V
svojom zivote, nesmie sa kolisat'
so strany na stranu: dnes som to
zajtra zasa nieco inc. Sine slce,
ako bezna fraza hovori, "narod
holubici,' ale vydajte dnes he,
slo, aby kazdy mas kamenoval
koho "a takeho uzna (samostat
ne - a jednym dnom ukamenu
jeme najlepsich svojich Pudi. My
slim Wy dobre pozorujete. AXE
sa veci dnes maju; media sa ciel'u
vedome pracovat', media sa ami ma
rodne zit'. Ma jednej strane cudz
mas koristia, a na druhej zas;
my sami 81 skodime, bijeme 81
Vodcovia, reprezentanti, totiz hi
1radnici nemaju este ami dnes L
staleny jednotny program. Hal
kane, kul'hame, tapeme tine
chceli by SINE COST, smatrame p
zacadenych stenach, nedaiboz
k niecomu prijst', najst' to pra
, We miesto, kde srdcom, krvou, my
= slou nalezime. A ak to tax ma ist
o i ia budllce roxy, kamarati, pt
vedzme 81 hned' tn, daromne S
=; nam pachorit' Ale vari ME! 1st
som, ze i Wy tax citite: Chcem
- zit' chceme po sebe zanechat' dit
10, ktore vd ACNE spominat' bud
!; nasi potomkovia. Ano, chceme n;
. rodne zit'. u prostredia nasho m,
81 byt' vyhostena jakakoPvek II,
dovera, nepristojnost slovensk,
ho mena. A povedzme 81 to ia
4 na lopate: v nasej dnesnej rozv,
:, stvenosti sme nevladni chrani
. svoje spoloene zaujmy. Tlakol
nepriaznivych pomerov zahnie
d'uje sa medzi mas ned6vera jet
< nych prot druhym, z coho potol
: vyrasta nebraska konkurenci
svary boJe. A to neJde ami Jet
>. nemu, ami druhemu na osoh, a
- ma spolocn1 skodu. Ked'ze Pu
.; nevidf sjednotenych vodcov, n
- - m0zete cd neho ocakavat' oduse
< nenia sa "a nase slovenske We.
! Nesvornost', 'bratia sestry, Via
!, ma laska k sloyenskym veciam
:, nest astim nasho naroda.
a. Verim, ze j Wy to pozorujete
D. tax cftite. CT sa chceme este v
La necinne pozerat' ma zhubne diel
e ktore Cd niekol 'ko rokov sa Z
m hniezdilo v radoch nasich Ci !
as len sami seba sa chceme stara1
e, s vyhovorkou: a co tam po tol
e. co bude v bud1cnosti; mech, n
IL IHh1Yn YYC nono n aoh ,,pIdn hnoi !,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-18

decne, nprimne l'nutie k l'udu ne
maj1 mic iba nehoneeny rad mr.
zutosti prenasledovania. Ale ia
pravda sa pod vpjyvom bratskych
priatel 'skych slov prebudza. Uzl
skoro mrtva, vzkriesena vstava z
hrobu. lNemozno mac. Iud po-
INA, kto mu nesie dobre srdce,
kus chleba, vzdelanost', osvetu,
Skto ho upomina ma krivdy, pud
pocina poznavat', kto mu dobre
chce. Ale to- je zle. Dla hejtma-
nov, jehlickovcov a ich kopovov
| to tax nesmie byt'. L'ud treba u
drzat' hl1posti, otroctve, poko-l
re, v biede, v tine, chudobe. |
L'ud je len vtedy dobry, ked' cd
rama do vecera konuje, patty lie,
mlei, plati. Snad' ami sam cierny
satan nevynasiel pre- drabantov
lepsi material, ably oni mohli po-
hodlne mad MIN rozkazovat'.
I Ale hl'a! II divi slovenski no.
wharf sd zaprisahani nepriatelia
satana. Vsetko vedia. Vedia ka-
zdej krivde spachanej na sloven-
skom Jude narode. A tt novi-
mari su smell. Idd nebojacne do
boja "a dobro blaho l'udu. Ne
boja sa a volajn: dobry brat Slo-
yak, ci 81 robotnik, ci obchodnfk,
ei dradnik, neboj sa, neotroc, ne
krc sa Ziadaj 81 svoje pravo, bud
cfovekom, jake ia Bob stvoril,
nemlc, nebud' nemy, kric, zaluj
sa az talk budn hucat' hory, dolly
Hrozne neslychane veci sa po-
robili "a poslednych desat' rokov
s tymi takzvanymi slobodami ,
" republike Cesko-Slovenskej. So
i brali Slovakom... no o tom ticho
ty, mily citatel u, vies, co by ma
- rod mas NAL mat, ale nema. Praz
ska byrokraticka vlada nechct
" dat Slovakoml ami len vol'ne dy
= chat. Zuri ,proti vsetkemu, co j
:. slovensk6 a Slovakom k zverade
niu prospesne. Nuz treba to ma
:. pravit'. Kto to napravi? Nikto
- ny, len my Slovaci. Ako? TAX
y ked' sa vSetci svorne nebojac
=, ne zaujmeme Ia nase svate zauj
:, my.
h Nedavno pocul som prednasat
TX americkeho novinara tlaceno1
~ slove. Hovoril medzi inym toto
Dobra tlac je veIka opora marc
da, je dusevnym pokrmom l'ud'
ochranou cnosti, bloom hriechu
podlosti. Thc je ohromna moe
beda narodu, ktory 81 ju vypus
z ruky, lebo mocou touto nepri;
tep bude porazat' jeho hlavu. MI
zovia proti Iii, krivde bezpr;
viu bojuju sice ia sch0dzac]
prednaskach a shromazdeniach,
lie co tie slova znamenaju opro
a. pustoSeniu zleho tlaceneho slovs
l. Tlacene slovo ma omnoho vacs
obecenstvo. Cita sd v chalupac
20 palacoch, na ulici vo dne not
lr- ami skoly, ami kostoly nevyrovn
No .i1 sa sile tlacen6ho slova. Tlace,
nil slovo je mocnejsie, nez vojsko
hu je kazdemu narodu .potrebnejs
ac nez vojsko... Vidis, laskavy cit
WI tel l'u, ako bohati vzdelani Amer
ie, kani pozeraj1 na tlacene slovo.
ho nj dobrn tlac pokladaj1 "a nep
1e- stradatel 'n1 zbran proti zlo;
TO- sveta. A co name 0 tlaci hovori
"a my, zbedaceni Slovaci? Kto p
IA trebuje lekara Wac: ci ten, kto
To- jednej rany krvaca, a ci ten, KIT
me reho telo je cd hlavy az po pa
ov, ranami obsypane? Kto re poti
k buje Wac poucenia: vzdelany
lcii merikan so skolami, univerzitan
Sc akademiami, a ci my Slovaci b
I'm. sk6l, bez vsetkych pramenov
lii. svety? Slovenske povedomie, p
'n1 Boha, prebud ssa! Slovaci, S,
MI venky, otvorte oci! We'd este 1
st SINE mrtvf, este 81 mozeme |
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-25
BAD WEATHER
BALKS START
or SEA HOPS
Yankee, French FIiers Delay
Takeoff as Winds Whip
Atlantic.

BIZ tHifCd Press
OLD ORCHARD, Me, May 25.-
Menacing weather over the Atlantic
ocean has caused another post
ponement Of the takeoff of the
French and American monoplanes
for Europe, and it appeared today
that the start could not be made
until Sunday or even late
Roger o. Williams and Lewis A.
Yancey, pilots of the American
plane Green Flash said they
would make further tests Of their
machine today, but that the weather
outlook had blocked hopes for an
early start for Rome.
The French crew-Jean Assolant,
Rene Lefevre and Armeno Lotti,
Jr.-agreed thata start today would
be impossible and planned to spend
the time testing their radio ap-
paratus and checking instruments
of their huge yellow Bird in
which they hope to reach Paris.
The weather reports were received
from DR.. James A. Kimbau, metefo-
logist of the New York weather
bureau. Kimball warned against a
line squall that was moving up the
coast of Maine and said that 1000
miles of wind and rain stretched
over the Atlantic as barrier tC
Europe. There was no indication
of an early improvement in con-
ditiOnS. he said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-25
De KING KILLING
PROBE SOUGHT
File to Reopen Case of
Woman Shot in Raid.
Tnilcd PICS

BB UHifCd Press
AURORA, H., May 25.-A petit
ton seeking to reopen the inyesti-
CATION OF the dry raid killing Of
Mrs. Lillian De King will be filed in
Kan county circuit court Monday,
according to Albert J. Kelley
Aurora attorney.
Kelley. who said he was acting
on advice from the legislative COM
mittee which investigated the case.
declared ne would seek to have a
special grand jury impaneied to
conduct further investigation.
Mrs. De King was shot and killed
by Deputy Sheriff Roy Smith, who
conducted a raid on the De King
home. Joseph De King, her hus-
band. was beaten to Inconsistencies
during the raid and the couples r.
year-old son. Gerald, seized his
fathers gun and shot Smith
through the leg.
Sheriff L. L. Urch testified before
the legislative committee that he
acted on advice Of States Attor-
ney Carbary in getting witnesses to
testify against the character of De
King at the grand jury hearing
shortly after the killing. It was
this testimony which prompted
Kelley's decision, he said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-25
SOVIET PLANS
BIG INCREASE
IN u. S. TRADE
S15O,O0O,000 Annually
May Be Spent for Ameri-
can Merchandise. 4.
BY FREDERICK KUN,
United Press stan Correspondent


BERLIN, May 25.-Soviet authori-
ties are evolving an important pro-
gram by which they expect to make
purchases of $15O0OOOO0 annually
from the United States. this CORE
spondent learned during a recent
visit to Moscow.
1t may be recalled that G. L.
Piatakoff. president Of the Soviet
State Bank, has described a similar
plan for purchases from Great
Britain.
While in Moscow, the correspond
ent learned that Maxim Litvinoff,
acting foreign commissar, has sub
mitted a proposal to the government
for imports from Germany and the
United States during a period of
five years. The project involves
roughly the total expenditure OF
100000.
The Soviet economic commisSari-
ats. syndicateS, trusts and other Or
carnations are being assigned the
task Of detailing the plan and de-
termining the nature Of the goods
which shall be purchased.
The program, it was learned, def
nitely will be carried out regardless
of any other development Of bust
ness relations with the three coun~
tries concerned.
1t was assumed the proposed eX-
penditure of $150,000,O00 yearly in
each of the three countries presegeS
the continued expansion of Soviet
foreign credits.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-25
More Waiting
for Auto Ride
the united States navy.

RH Times special
MUNCIE, Ind. May 23-For
four months w. L. Gump
awaited the return of his auto
mobile. stolen on Jan. 9.
Notified by detectives that
it had been found, he and his
wife hurried to the City Hall
to claim the car and take
long delayed ride. They quick
" identified the car and we're
ready to drive away.
An alert detective, however.
remembered that it would be
well to check the motor license
with that on the certificate Of
title held by Gump. The mum
bers weren't the same.
Another investigation was
started and it was found that
the car had been sold to viii
bur Hammers, Nuncie, by Ed
Locke. whose whereabouts is
now unknown.
Who owns the automobile
now? NIuncie police don't know
but they have asked the assist
ance Of the secretary Of state.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-25
DAWES TO Get
WARM GREETING
FROM ENGLAND
Imagination of Tight Little
Isle Fired by Advance
Stories About Envoy.
BY STEWART BROWN,
United Press stan CORES pendent


LONDON. May 25.-When Gen
Charles @. Dawes arrives in Lon
don next month as United States
ambassador 70 the Court of St.
James, he will find himself the most
popular American on the island.
Dawes has fred the imagination
Of the British people Englishmen
have not been able to disguise their
Joy at the appointment Of the man
whom they regard as one of the
greatest banking and political figures
on the other side Of the Atlantic.
Every one Of the generals hobbies
and pastimes has been diagnosed,
anaiyzed, catalogued approved.
He is the type OF man the English
admire They have made friends
with him before his arrival
England likes Dawes, for one
thing. because he insists on sm0k-
ing a pipe. As Winston Churchill
captivates their imagination be
cause he likes to lay brick IN his
spare moments. so Dawes already
has gained himself a following, be-
cause OF his leaning toward the
pine.
England also likes Dawes because
he. is a musician and because he
can forget politics and matters Of
state in the sentimentality of the
music room. This. say the British
newspapers, shows beyond question
al a doubt that he viii be a human
ambassador.
They have heard that Dawes is
epierammatic and fOrceful in speak
ing. That, too is to their liking. It
was predicted that he would ring
trus" with BritisherS. His frequent
outburstS into cOlorful "cUss words
lust hits the English folk right.
It is considered particularly for
tunate here that the United States
saw ut to appoint a former Vice
President to represent his govern
ment in London. His name. long
known to Britain for the Dawes
plan. is familiar not only to the in
mates of Whitehall. but to the entire
nation. He comes to England with
out the handicap Of having to make
himself acquainted.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-25
HONOR WAR DEAD
Sons of Veterans Service at
Bridge Sunday.

Memorial services for soldiers,
sailors. marines. and airmen will be
held at 4 o. m. Sunday at the Me
ridian street bridge under the aus
pieces of the Sons Of Union Veterans
auxiliary. Mrs. Claudia K. Erther
will be master of ceremonies.
The program follows: Music, the
Rev. Frank S. Huston. national
patriotic instructor of the Sons Of
Union Veterans. and Mrs. G. c.
Heller; assembly call. by Fred G..
Loring Jr., bugler; patriotic drill,
patriotic songs, an address by the
Rev. Mr.. Huston; navy services and
rituaIstic services for airmen; fir
ing squad salute and the playing
OF taps by a Boy Scout.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-25
DOCTOR WILL SPEAK
Cincinnati Physician Will
AdreSS FOremen.

Dr. Otto P. Geier, Cincinnati vice
president of the Cincinnati Milling
Machine Company will address the
indianapolis Foremen's Club at its
May meeting in the Chamber of
Commerce Tuesday night, on Value
Of Plant Medical Service for En-
ployes to Conserve Health Of Work
ers." Charles Trask, plant engineer
of the lockwood Manufacturing
Company, announced today.
A nominating committee to name
candidates for the annual election
of officers will be appointed, and
plans discussed for the foremen'S
national convention here in June.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-25
DENY CAR PAY RAISE
Men Consider Appeal to
Circuit Court.

Possibility Of appealing to either
the superior or circuit courts for all
increase in wages for employees OF
the indianapolis Street Car Com
pany as a result Of the refusal OF
the public service commission to
grant the boost was being consid-
cred today by Frank P. Baker, at
torney for the petitioners.
Wages of the workers could be
increased only up on the basis OF
higher fares, Commissioner Howell
Ellis wrote in his decision.
Testimony offered by L. E. Foley,
auditor for the company, indicated
that the financial condition Of the
railway company would not war
rant an increase beyond the 4 cents
an hour increase made Feb. "a.
The 4 cents increase was made
attire the employees had filed their
petition for a IS cents an hour boost.
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blast occurred thirteen babies in
nursry escaped injury, although ev-
cry window in the room was brok-
en-. A nurse was with them at the
time.
The explosion was heard dis
tame eof. several blocks. The cause
has not been determined.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-25
BRYAN TO BE SPEAKER
I. u. Head on Program at VIII
Durant Dinner Monday.

President William Lowe Bryan Of
Indiana university Will speak at the
dinner for Dr.. VIII Durant, author
and philosopher, Monday evening
at the Columbia Club,
Arthur r. Baxter and Arthur V.
Brown are sponsoring the dinner.
Bishop Edgar Blake, of the Metho-
dist church. viii offer invocation.
The Orlon trio will play.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-25
Farm Work Lays


III tMtS NpcClGt
NOBLESVILLE. Ind. May Is
Farmers OF central Indiana are
making a desperate effort to catch
up with the weather. Thousands of
acres of corn remain to be planted
and even much ground is yet to be
broken. As a result of this condition
some farmers have attached lights
to their tractors and work their
machines all night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-25
BLAST BREAKS
HOSPITAL WALL
None Hurt in Explosion at
Lafayette.

BIZ I1HtcS SDec}dt
LAFAYETTE, Ind, May 25.-
Damage amounting to several thou
sand dollars resulted when steril-
ization tank exploded at the Home
hospital here Friday, but no one
was injured.
A section of wall was blown out,
windows broken, plastering shattered
and a water pipe severed by the ex-
plosion. The pipe break resulted in
flooding of several rooms.
Across a hall from where the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-25
Camp Quota Exceeded

Bt' Times Special
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Ind, May
25.-4Montgomery county'S quota OF
twenty-five for the Citizens Military
Training camp at indianapolis has
been exceeded by two. Due to excel
lent showing in former years, this
county is allowed to send more to
the camp than any other county of
its size in the state.