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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-30
HURRICANE MOVES
TO NORTH FLORIDA
Storm rs Miles Southeast
of PensacoIa-NasSau's
Deaths Cut to Six.

PENSACOLA, Fla, September 80
R.-Barometric pressure here had
dropped to 1886 shortly before
am. today and the weather bureau
reported that the velocity Of the
wind was 81 miles an hour and
steadily increasing.
BY the Associated Press.
The West Indian hurricane, with
estimates of its intensity lowered by re-
vised reports Of damage to the Ba-
hamas. whirled northwestward across
the Gulf of Mexico today and caused
moderate gale winds to be felt as far
inland as Tallahassee, Florida's capital
city.
The Washington Weather Bureau
placed the storm at am. about IS
miles southeast of Pensacola and
warned that indications were that the
disturbance would cross the coast line
near that city this afternoon attended
by winds of hurricane force. Storm
warnings were changed to hurricane
warnings along the Alabama and Missis-
sippi coasts.
A wind which attained q maximum
velocity OF SO miles an hour was re-
ported at Pensacola at am. today,
but the absence Of telephone or tele-
graph communications prevented the
transmission of news regarding condi-
tions at Apalachicola, fixed as the east
ern terminus of the hurricane-warncd
area in the Weather Bureaus advisory
of yesterday. Gale winds, however,
were reported at Apalachicola as early
as midnight.
The Miami Daily News announced
the receipt of a wireless dispatch from
Nassau, capital Of the Bahamas, say
ing that property damage wrought by
the high winds of last week which werI
experienced over a 48-hour period were
not as severe as was first thought and
that there were only six known deaths
in Nassau, instead of 20 as previous
messages had said. Nassau utilities
again were functioning normally, 1t
was said.
News of the safe arrival in Nassau of
the motor vessel Isle of June, which
had been unreported since leaving
Miami a week ago, reduced the number
Of ships believed to be in distress to the
Italian steamer Salina, aground OF
Manzanillo Reef, and the Danish
steamer Scandia, reported q total wreck
on the Bahamas. At least one tug was
going to the aid of the three members
Of the crew Of thirty yet aboard the
Domira, British freighter which founded
in the Bahamas.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-30

case could Investigated men that
McPhersonS death suicide.
Robert A. Mcpherson, youthful husband Virginia
death.
Mcpherson Immediately placed
special Justice the District
Court that Mcpherson deliberately
macos Stranged his wife death with cloth fastened
declared that the bank clerk did kill
der his wife feonousy wifu purpoy and of his deliberate
and premeditated malice"
Mcpherson the corridors outside the
McPhersons made Justice Cor
William Immediately
of the Merritt
of the
McPherson of the District of Columbia,
thirteenth September Lord 1929
the District Columbia aforesaid contrvng and intending to
oniousy, wfuly Of
malice, the
Virginia there being, did assault
and that in making the assault aforesaid the said Robert
gna McPnerson felonious wuy purposey and of his deb
pemeditated malice
strip of cloth about the of her the said Virginia
the said Robert MCPHERSON with the certain OF cloth
put Virginia
lPherson eoniouy wfuy, puposely deliberate and
malice did choke srang which said chok
ing and sangng the said Virginia MCPHERSON the day and
aforesaid their oath aforesaid
that the said MPherson this and
by the aforesaid feonouSy wfy and of his
deliberate and pemeditated malice did kill murder against the
peace Government of the said United States.
Signed Leo Rover attorney OF the United States in and Tor
the District of Columbia"
indictment Endorsed with the list of witnesses that
aorAdi in tho
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-30
Sweet Adeline' Song
Causes Chicagoan to
Get Bullet i'm Leg
By the Associated Press.

BY Gne AbBOCl6teu FTebb.
CHICAGO, September 30.-In
Chicago 1t has sometimes been
known as suicide to reach for the
hip pocket, even for . handker-
chief. Paul Heller, az. with q
bullet in his leg, was thinking
about it today.
Heller was singing Sweet Ade-
Ine'' out Clark street way last
night and Policeman Albert Rick
ert had no ear for the tune. He
told Heller to move on and shut
up.
Heller's hand went to his hip
, pocket. The off1cer had an idea
that this was no idle gesture. He
knew what some times is kept in
hip pockets-gu1s. He decided to
fire first, and he did. With .
bullet in his leg, Heller dropped,
and when he fell the bottle Of
liquor In his hip pocket was
smashed.
"Such gratitude" he said, sad
y. II was only going to offer you
o drink"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-30
Grant Studies Plan
for Fountain to Add
to Tidal Basin Charm

Lieut.. Col. u. S. Grant, Sd,
director of the Once of Public
Buildings and Public Parks, has
under consideration the erection
of an electric fountain in the
Tidal Basin, near the boathouse.
His office is engaged in studying
the feasibility of placing appa-
ratus at that point to send q jet
Of water up from the Tidal Basin,
as another attraction for the
motorists and pedestrians who
frequent that section Of the city's
parks.
Col. T. A. Bingham, the officer
in charge of public buildings and
public parks at the close of the
last century. suggested the con-
struction of such o fountain in
that part Of the Tidal Basin,
officials Of Col. Grants ONCE re-
called today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-30

DIR. German Last Witness.
The decision of the grand jury was
reached within half an hour after it
had received the final testimony taken
in the case from DR.. Edward A. Cor
man, house physician at the Park Lane
Apartments. who pronounced the girl
dead and who had bene quoted as de-
claring he was sure she had been mur-
dered.
The grand jury locked the dools to
its hearing room at 2:3O o'clock and
not long thereafter word was sent to
the marshal to notify Justice Gordon
to get ready to receive the grand jury's
report.
The jurors unlocked the doors and
began to emerge slowly from their
chambers at 2:45 o'clock, at which
time Justice Gordon entered the
Criminal Court room to receive the
grand jury.
The courtroom quickly was filled to
capacity with spectators, including a
large corps of newspaper men, wit
nesSes who had testified IN the case
and others.
The air in the courtroom was tense
The grand jurors filed into the room
and formed a semi-circle in front OF
the bench. The justice was handed sew
eral large packages of documents, pre-
Sumably containing routine indictments
Justice Gordon SKINNED over these
hastily and then inquired If the grand
jury had anything further to report.
Foreman Chance took step forward
and announced he had special report
to give the court. He handed to the
judge typewriter paper.
Mcpherson Is Recalled.
Witnesses recalled today included
Mcpherson, who spent the bet
ter part of the morning in the
corridors outside the grand jury
room, awaiting a call to enter
With him were his mother anC
father, and aunt and several boy
friends. Mcpherson was not
formally subpoenaed, but was told
to be on hand today if the jury de-
cided to question him. The young
man disclosed that he was sitting
on a bench in Judiciary Square in
the rear Of the courthouse all day
Saturday while reporters were
searching for him vainly in other
parts Of the city.
Physician Summoned.
The new witness, DR.. Edward A. Cor
man, house physician Of the Park Lane
Apartments, scene of the tragedy, was
summoned today as a result of dis.
closure in The Star yesterday that he
was the physician who pronounced
Mrs. Mcpherson dead and that he SUBJ
sequently is reported to have told friends
it was his opinion the girl was not 9
suicide.
Assistant District Attorney William
H. Collins, aiding the grand jury in its
dramatic inquiry, appeared Surprisec
that Dr. Germans name was not previ'
ously included In the list Of grand jur,
witnesses and that ths physician WA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-30
SHIPS WRECKED IN STORM.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, September 80
R).-Northwest Florida and the tiny
strip of Alabama coast on the Gulf Of
Mexico prepared today for the advent
northwestward after rounding the
Florida peninsula from Ethe Bahama
Predictions from the Government
Weather Bureau that the storm would
strike with hurricane intensity some
where between. Apalachicola, Fla, and
Mississippi coast caused the populace
to take precautions against possible
danger.
Rising winds and falling barometers
were noticed along the shore line from
munications were disrupted into the
Apalachicola area.
40-NIile Wind Blowing.
Unof1cial estimates said a 40-mile
wind was blowing, with occasional rain
squalls.
Meanwhile, distressed shipping, left
In the wake Of the Bahaman hurricane,
held prominent place in the spotlight,
with rescue craft speeding through the
stormy Atlantic. Their destinations
were the Italian steamer Salina, aground
of ManZanillo Reef: the Danish steamer
Scandia, wreck of the Bahamas. and
the British freighter Domira, which ran
aground of Great Abaco last Tuesday.
There still was no word Of the Isle
of June, which left Miami the day
before the hurricane for Nassau.
No distress was reported from ships
in the Gulf of Mexico as the storm
center moved up from the tip Of Flor
ida. Minor damage was inflicted TO
the lower West Coast rs the gale from
the storm center at sea swept Q grad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-30
VATlCAN.SOVlET PACT
MOVES ARE REPORTED
~ the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ROME, September 30.-Tevere, Rome
daily, today said the Vatican was ne
sotiating with the Soviet Union for
resumption Of relations, Eugenio Pacelli,
papal nuncio at Berlin, comforting with
Ambassador Krestinsky.
The paper understands that the Mos
cow government does not desire to
recognize the Catholic hierarchy ON
cially or to admit Pious associations OF
schools or for public propaganda, but is
willing to return the chugches to the
Roman Catholics.
II was said the, Holy See was in-
elined to accept the conditions In order
to end prosecutions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-30
CAPTAIN AND CREW SAVED
FROM STORM.DRIVEN SHIP
By the Associated Press.

By Ghe AyB0CIuteu FTeSS.
NEW ORLEANS, La. September 80.
"A terse message telling Of the rescue
Of 20 men, comprising the crew of the
steamship Wisconsin Bridge, the mas
ter of the vessel and the only passen-
ger. in the Florida Straits. near Abago
Island, yesterday, was received last night
from the captain OF the steamship Carl
Interocean Co., owners of the latter
vessel.
The message. sent by Capt. John E
Fish of the Carlton. told nothing OF
the intensity Of the hurricane.
The Wisconsin Bridge was last re-
ported coaling at Norfolk, Va. She Is
out Of San Francisco. The Carlton Is
due at New Orleans Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-30
.FIREMEN'S MULE BALKS.

CONSTANTINOPLE, September 80
R.-Djelalie, in the Province Of
Silivri, q small Black Sea town, de-
pended upon a mule to carry water for
its Fire Department.
Today, in a period Of urgency, the
mule baked, and so delayed combating
q small blaze that developed into a
conhagration and destroyed 81 houses,
20 granaries and many cattle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-30
Greek Patriarch Dies.

CONSTANTINOPLE, September 80
R.-Greek Patriarch Vassilos, Pope of
the Eastern Christians, died yesterday
at the age of 10. He was the third to
bear that name and was elevated to
the patriarchy in 1901.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-30
Special Report Says He Mali
ciously Caused Death of Woman
With KnOtted Cord.
ACCUSED TAKEN in CUSTODY
OUTSIDE GRAND JURY ROOMS
Decision Is Reached by Grand Jury Half
Hour After Testimony of Park
Lane Physician Is Heard.

The grand jury after ndctng Mcpherson, filed special
report after the Mcpherson recommending that In
specor William Shelby in charge OF the Detective Bureau
and Lieut. Edward Kelly chief of the homicide squad be
pended from duty until their activity in connection with the
could investigated insisted that
McPhersonS death suicide
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-30
Made Debut with Mats.

DOME Bush's debut as q major league
manager was with the Washington club
in 1928, following his acquisition from
Detroit two years before at the waiver
price. Bush that season landed the
Nationals in fourth place, two notches
higher than they had finished the sea-
son before under the guidance Of Clyde
Milan; but at the end of his first cam
paign as pilot he was supplanted by
Bucky Harris, who led the team to two
straight pennants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-30
BUSH IS NAMED
WHITE SOX PILOT
Succeeds "Lena" BIackburne
as Manager of Chicago
American Team.
By the Associated Press.

CHICAGO. September 30-Donie
Bush, former manager Of the Pittsburgh
Pirates, will pilot the Chicago American
League base ball club next year, the
today.
Bush succeeds Russell LENA" Black
burne, and has signed two-year con-
tract beginning next year. Blackburne
will finish this season.
Charles A. Comiskey, owner Of the
club, did not reveal the terms Of the
contract with Bush.
Blackburne has managed the White
Sox almost two years, succeeding Ray
Schalk In the middle of the 1928 sea-
son. At that time he was assistant to
Schalk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-30

Radio P,rosrams-Paee 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-30
WEATHER.

20. q Weather Bureau ForecastD
Cloudy and cooler tonight and tomor-
row. probably occasional rain.
Temperatures: Highest. 86. at 3 pm.
yesterday; lowest, "a. at noon today.
Full report on page 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-30

Closing N. Y. Markets, Pages IA and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-30

The only evening paper
in Washington with the
Associated Press news
service.
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CONTINUED on Page 5, Column a.
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Saturdays Circulation, 102.7O4
Sundays Circulation, 112,192
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~ % 1Oo Entered second class matter
NO. OIL, IJC. post Office, Washington. d. C..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
PRoTIzIDovsKE vYTRzNosTl
v KRAKOVE A PRAHE.

Ma univerZite v Krakove (Pol :
sku) udayaly sa caste bitky me-
dzi krest'anskymi a zidovskymi
studentami. Minute vytrznosti ma
dobudly takych rozmerov, re spra-
va univerzity zavrela skolu na pol
.roka. Krest 'anski studenti ziada-
Ii, ably pocet zidovskych studentov
Dol obmedzeny podl'a pomeru O.
.byvatel 'stva zidovskeho ku kre-
st'anskemu STUDENT poukazali, BE
na lekarskej fakulte je raz tol 'ko
zidoyskych studentov, ako kre.
st'anskych.
Y pondelok doslo k bitke medzi
krest 'anskymi a zidovskymi stu.
dentmi y Prahe. Tu bola vraj bi,
tka preto, ze sa STUDENT Sidovski
privsl'mi rozt 'ahorali, vsetko chce
Ii opaliovat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
PRoHIBfCIA vYCHODf
z M0DY VO FINSKU

Vo Flnsku, tax ako Spojenych
Statoch, panuje uz desat' rokov
prohibfcia. Teraz najvyssi sud
Flnska xaslal ziadost' ma parla-
ment, aby prohibiciu zrusil a W.
niesol zakon prospech vladou
kontrolovaneho predaju lieho-
vych napojoy, lebo ze prohibicia
narobila vel mi mnoho skody kra-
jine nepriniesla zelane vysled-
ky.
Nedavno boly V Kanade vol'by,
v ktorych l'ud rozhodnul pro-
speech vladou kontrolovaneho pre-
daju liehovin, ako tomu bolo "a
posledne roxy. Prohibi6iaci totiz
ohceli zaviest prohibiciu, aka je
Spot. 6tItoch, 4 liud udobril u.
srajIi system.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
Poor MA PENAZENKY

S prichodom zimneho poGasia
dohnali Sa do miest tulaci a Mo-
deji, ktori teraz pustiIi sa celou
chut on do svojho remesla" a
berll to. co neni ich. V tieto dni
viac zien bolo okradene O peila-
zenky. Zlodej sa nebadane pri.
plichti, vytrhme pei1azenku Z I'll.
ky zeny ujde.
Smelsi zlodeji zastavuiu chla.
pov a zblja.jll ich. Policii bolo O.
znament, re traja zbojnici s pus
kou a revolvermi zastavujn l'udi
noel, priniitia ich vojst do au.
tomobilu, ma ktorom svoje obete
odvezn "a mesto a orabujil. Me
dzi obet ami su Slovaci. Policia
chytila dvoch mladych chlapov
ktorf mali pusku V aute. Mysli
ze sd tymi pravymi, ktortch hl'a
.dala.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
sTATIsfcovE ZASTUPY
CHODIA KU HROBU KNAZA

Y Matrlen, Mass, pochovany jr
~ SO rokov ia cilltTlnc klaz
Rex. Patrick j Power. ktory
zomrel u mladom veku. Toho ro-
illi ktnsi sobjavil zazracnil moe
.hsnhu kiiaza emocpS moe ...... sa yylie-
oil modlitbou na llrobe. Tots sa
lczch[rilo a teraz denne prichodI
lsu hrobu mnozstvo Publ. Y iedlls
dni bolo i 100000 nemocnych,
Iitori sa chceli pomodIi4 pri hro-
be IA svoje zdravie Vvse 300 po-
licajtov je potrebne na udrziava-
ME poriadkn na cintorine. Je po-
hyb, ably tohto miesta utineny
Dol druhy Lurd.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
poPIS BUDE I PODL'A
!. MATERINSKEJ REC1

Ako je. znamo, ma buddci rok
bude preyedeny popis l'udu v
Spoj. Statoch. Podl'a povodneho
planu NAL vystat' dotaznfk ohpa-
dom materinskej reel, takze by
So nebolo vedelo, kol 'ko obyvate-
l'ov je tn ktorych narodnosti.
Cudzorecova Informacna Sluzba
j Slovenska Liga zakrocily vo
Washingtone S vysledkom, ze ma
terSina 'bude v cenzusovych har-
koch. Ked bude popis, kazdy Slo-
wax mech uda, ze jeho materinska
rec je "Slovak a ME Slavish a.
lebo in&t.
Zpravu postal p. j. c. Sciranka,
ktory Dol vo vybore F. L. /. s.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
Predyidaj11 dobre
robotne pomery
Zeleznice daju bilionovu objed-
navku oceliarEam. - Mesto New
York ma bilionovy program sta
vebny

Pokles V pracovnych pomeroch
ZaprlcinenE krachom ma burzach
povazCrany je vseobccne len "a
docasny. Vynikaj1ci ckonomisti,
bankari priemyselnici vyslovu-
jll Sd, zc budnci rok prinesie l'u-
du dost' zarobl;ov, ably mohol zit
V doStatku a pohodli. Ako zaruku
toho poukazujn na to, ze~zelez-
nicne, spoloGnosti dajii vcl'ke OBJ
jednavky occliarnam ma move ko-
l'ajnice a inc vystroienie Gene
biliona dolarov. Stavebny priemy-
sci bude- ticz dobre zamestnanV.
ba lepsie ako tohto roku. lebo
kreditovc pomery Sd vel mi po-
iepSlly. Mesto New York ide pre-
West rozlicne >tavby tunelov "a
billion dolarov dobe styroch ro-
kcv a to bez podvTsenia dam. /
americka vlada ide vynalozit sta
miliony na stavby rozlicntho
druhu. Postavi i niekolko parolo-
di "a % millionOv dolarov.
Risky V budncom roku ale ne
budil tax vvsOkt ako tohorocn9.
lebo bude vacsia konkurencia.
Col. Leonard p. Ayres. Statistikar
chyrny ekonomist hovori, ze
obchod buddcom roku bude O 5
percent slabsi ako tohto roku, ale
zamestnanost bude Wac rovno-
merna. On mysli, re pokles V OBJ
chode nezapricinil iedine krach
ma bnrze, .ale.i nadvyroba auto
mobilovnIch tovari1ach. ktort
produkovaly vyse pat milionov
automobilov a teraz predavaci
majl t 'azkosti ich odprcdanim.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
RUSKO- -C1NSKA
VOJNA. SKUTKOM
Mongoi bojuju ma strane Rusov.
- Armada gen. Liang Chung
CHA obkolesena.

Bcz vyhlasenia vojny,, ruska
| bolsevieka 4 armada vtrhla do
! Mandz6rie a. iitoci ma einske
pozleie pozdlz cinskcj vycl,odncj
zeleznice, ktorn Cinania Rusk,.
zhabali pred niekoTko mesiacmi.
Podl a zprav. bitky Sa vyvinuj il
na dvoch frontoch: na zapadnom
prl Manchuli ma vychodmcm
pri PograniGnaja. Ma Clare Man
chuli Rusom sa podarilo obkole-
sit armadu generaia LANG
Chung-Chia. znieit' bezdrotovti
telegrafnn Stanicu narobit
mnoho skody Ruskt della zniGily
clnske zakopy. ktorych zahynu-
10 800 tinslych vojakov. Ma tom
to fronte Rusom pomaliajn Mon
goli, ktor1 tvoria teraz neodyislii
kraJinn a Rusmi Sil priatel'- :
stve.. Predtym prislnchali k Cine.
2 Ma fronte Pogranicnaja 1toky
Kusov pozostavaju predbezne len
4 hadzania bomb lietadiel. Obec
Mishan je Rusmi obkolesena. Cf-
mania tn ocakavajn ntok Rusov
kazdym dnom. ...
Situacia tinskej vlady je OBJ
t'azena revoltlciou strednei G.
ne, kde pol milionova armada re-
volncionarska bojuje proti nan
kingskej vlade.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
POLDRUHA MILIONA L'UDI
PANUJE MAD 15O, 1000, 900

Cradna zprava komunistickej
strany v Rusllu udava. re V stra-
ne je organizovane 1,655, 900 os6b.
Il tohto poctu ga percent tvoria
robotnici, 21 percent sedliaci Is
percent zamestnanci ilradoy a ini.
Tito -l'udia tedy panuju mad 150,-
100000 obyvatelstva V Rusku.
Ked' yypnlsla roku 1917 revolt
ella, komunisticka strana Rusku
pocitovala 1l5,0OO clenov. (
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
KUCHAR VKZENIA
MUCIL CHLAPCOV

= V tieto dni arestovani boil diva
ia 16-rocni chlapci, re 81 pytali
cd l,udi transferove lfstky ma
poulitnu karu, ably tax usporili
povoznt. Chlapci boil vhodeni dc
okresntho vazenia, kde kuchal
Joe Karsom ktory ma to nelna
prava; chiapcov mucil vyzlecenim
"a drzanim pri pal'nom kot,e, kdt
nielen ze trpeli muky od horlco
sti. ale al ich nervy boly otraSent
od strachu, lebo karson ich vSe.
licim StraSil.
Jcden chlapcov. po vypusteni
odprisahal zatykac ia KarSona.
Bude s1denl pre- neopravnent mu-
Genie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
POLICAJNY SEF
ARESTOVANY
Frank Cunningham Campbell
obvineny federalnou vel'koporo-
tou, ze prijimal peniaze cd butle-
gerov "a protekciu.

Frank Cunningham, policajnJ
Sef mesta Campbell. Dol yo stvr.
tok arestovany Campbell na tai
ne obvinenie federalnej yel'kopo
roty. re prijimal peniaze od but
legeroy IA ochranu pred aresto.
vanim. Cunninghama areStoval
prohibicny marsal Spoi. Statoy
Beck a doviedol do federalnej bn-
dovy Youngstown. Cunningham
bude s1deny vo fedcralnom side
V Clevelande.
w davnejsie sd chyrilo, ze fr-
deralne vrchnosti vysetrujli elm
most daktorych mestskych trad
nikov Campbell spojeni but
legerstvom. Cunningham je ozna-
ceny "a krara bntlegerov". s
MIN arestovani boil al policajti
prohibicnej caty Vallos a. Gorcev
/ NePkoporota obvinila mimo to-
no daktortch prist 'ahovalcov Z
.Youngstown, ze dali falosnf in
formacie na pasy. .:.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
MERGER" NASSKyCH
BANK VO ES-BARRE

u t'Obrany" sa doznavame, Ee
vo Wilkes-Balre. Pa. direktori
slovenskej banky Pennsylvania
Bank and Trust Go. direktori
slavianskej bansy Liberty Bank
and Trust fe. uShodli saG6s nov.l
na sljicenf obochI balik-spod me-
nom Pennsylvania-tiberty Bank
and Trust CO, Slucenie ma byta
.potvrdene II. decembra ticastlhar-
mi oboch t1stavov. at
Now pellazny iistay slovakov 4
Slavianov bude mat kapitalu
1925. 10000. .zvysku a. nerozdcle-
naho ziSku x925.O0o.0O. ykladoy.
vyse styri miliony a cely majetols
banky bnde okolo sest' -milionoyy.
Y noyom dstave predsedom sbo-;l
I'll direktorov bude dr. j. Ko-
cyan, predsedom banky Andrej
V. Kozak, preds. financneho w
born Michal Bosak. pokladnikonl
,Jozef NJ. Hiznay
Novy iistav ma zaistenu vefkn
budicnost'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
nVAJA vYNIKAJUCI
AAdERICKf sLovACI

ze 50 nasa mlada americka ge-
neraeia dobre uplatiuje zivote,
vidfme 70 dvoch Slovakov, z kto-
rfuh jeden je pomocnym statnym
fiSkusom druhy filmovym her
com. SD to Michal j. Stoney 2
Phoenixville, Pa, ktory je stat
nyn pomocnym fiSkusom Jack
Stoney, ktory hra poprednd tilohu
70! filme Geo. Bancrofta 1.-THE
Mithty" Obaja bratia hovoria
sloysAsky, zsmplinskym dialek.
Tn !, g hFdf a. svcj slovenskj
po1ed. zprisp prsbee3ms ! Dsn,
Aika Slovkk " Amerike.