davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-20
MWEN1WQRIH#

The Bidding: South bids no-truml
and all pass.
Deciding the Play: West leads 3
Of hearts. What card should be
played from Dummy?
The Error: Queen of hearts is
played and game is sacrificed.
The Correct Method: Dummy
should play 1 Of hearts and If East
wins this trick with either Ace Of
hearts or King Of hearts he will re-
turn q heart which South will cover
with Jack Of hearts, forcing Vests
highest card. The result is that
Queen of hearts Is established and
game Is made.
The Principle: Whenever holding
Queen and two minor cards in Dunn
my, and Jack and three minor cards
In the closed hand, or vice versa.
avoid leading the suit; when led up
to, play low unless an honor is led
that y0u can cover, and = trick will
always be made In that suit.
Copyright, 1929. Ready Reference
Publishing Coz
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-20

TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
E. H. Wilson left yesterday for Min
neapolis to spend q week or more.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-20

Judge Winchester went to Dickin-
son today to attend to some court
business.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-20

The state worlds fair commission
has completed the deal for the pur-
chase Of the old Maltese Cross ranch
building formerly occupied by Presi-
dent Roosevelt. It will be placed in
the North Dakota building at the
worlds fair in st. Louis,
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-20

Miss Clara Rhud and Everett l.
FArr were married Wednesday by
Rev. Charles e. White.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-20

He is past the kid stage he no longer proud of the
fact he stayed up last night
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-20

Two popular musical instruments are the dinner hor1
and the horn OF plenty.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-20

referendum seldom demonstrates anything except
that PEOPLE change their minds
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-20
THE MIND CURE FOR OBESITY

dietitian of note has pronounced obesity the result
of state of mind The way to get thin is to take the
correct attitude toward thinness He is cautious enough
to add that in addition 1t is necessary to follow
rect diet and to take correct exercise
This welcome advice to the fat They have always
felt that fate had been unkind to them in adding
wanted pounds to their mortal frames and that doctors
are even unkind in suggesting drastic dietary
changes and rng exercises Neither of these obviously
supplies the correct state of mind.
Fortunately for their mental peace the author Of
the mind theory does not elaborate the pre-
else nature of the diet exercises that should
pany thinking thin If the savant is right shall
his stout friends returning with gusto to cereals
sweets and fats and counteracng their indulgence by
concentrating they eat the slender lines which will
mark their figures on the morrow.
The worst thing about getting fat is getting thin This
any person who is overweight will affirm with warmth
If faith is essential to the thinking thin system of
losing weight few persons will grow thin by that method
for there isn't fat man who wouldn't be
thin if thinking made them They have been think
ing soberly and seriously the matter since the
first wrinkle appeared under the chin Some have deted
and exercised thinking they taking off ounces and
pounds only to add lost confidence in the scales to their
other blasted faiths.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-20

T. K. Long is in Minneapolis where
he was called by the illness and death
Of his son.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-20

true tightwad is one who gets sensation of gen
erosi.y by giving away something he doesn't want.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-20
S@6iM4AN%5 II
"IBP3|.A!zY,, IP3.!z ,,,.,
ALENE SUMMED

A coupla ladies quarrels in our
days news. A Mrs. Lottie Holman
O'Neill, representative in Illinois gen.
eral assembly. spoke her mind right
out in meetin' about Mrs. Ruth
Hanna Mccormick, U. s. congress-
woman from the same state.
The first lady charged the latter
with refusing to play ball unless she
could always be captain, or. some
thing to the effect, winding up with
q what In the world Is she thinking
Of, with q state senatorial election
coming on when she'll need coopera-
tion?"
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-20

A prize fight between Reddy Col
grove. Mandan, and Ike Hayes, colored
pugilist Of Bismarck, was held at the
Atheneum last night.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-20

r. D. Woodworth. Driscoll, a Bur-
leigh county pioneer who helped to
build the Northern Pacific railway
through the county. has been visiting
friends 1t the capital.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-20
HEAITHfD ADVICE
,~ DR. Frank Nc Gov
At4k% ZfI 2edz MzH AaZE

into a rut Of criticism and inhar-
monious thought while at home.
Oftentimes the family is forced by
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-20
THE DISTINCTION

Waiter: One moment, sir, and I
Will make out the bill. Did you have
soup With mushrooms or with hari-
co.'s?
Patron: ! don't know: It tasted Of
soap.
Waiter: oh, then It vas haricc:s-
the mushroom; tasted Of petrol to-
day. Passing Show.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-20
TEN YEARS AGO

A. B. Mead, who has been In the
United States service for the past
year, has returned and resumed his
duties as salesman for the Lahr Motor
Sales company.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-20

Hungarian women were given the
franchise in 1918. and later lot It.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-20

p. r. Fields and j. O.. Taylor Of the
international Harvester company left
for Minneapolis to attend the auto
show.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-20

Rev. q. 8. jacobson has begun q
c--les OF evangelical services ir
Naughton township. He will be
assisted BY Rev. O. w. Finwall.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-20
Our YESTERDAYS
FORTY YEARS AGO

Miss Maggie Richie has accepted a
position as saleslady at the Eisenberg
store.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-20

w. A. shury, superintendent Of
schools for Grand Forks county, is
here on business connected with the
department Of public instruction.
The Washington times., 1929-08-15
Schools and Colleges
Motor Coach Schedules

npnerviIle Valley line connections: leave
Z 40 q N i2 no0n, 30 % N 9th 4 Pa
Ave N W NJ 9403 Met 1914
The Washington times., 1929-08-15
NORTH BEACm Mn

NNrth Bearh H0IpI-DvsrIookinr the
hdE Comfortable screened ronma eIsc
ress rates Spec wkIy rates Chicken
dinners Former mRoasemept raSuned
MRS CHARLES = SAUR.
The Washington times., 1929-08-15
Educational

INSTKI t1ION tUI RISE ) 10
AUTO DRIVING taught quickly old re-
liable white driver: 81 pet hour permits
secured st any time Call North 744O
EXCEPTIONAL Short Courses inquire 10.
iay B0vd's School 1893 g NV NJ "3IS
The Washington times., 1929-08-15

Cen 3 of Gs & PB SIS.
City of Santa Fe Is.
Comm & P Blk SIS. j..
Cons Nun of Baden Is
Danish Municipal 51%s.
Dept of Cauca Val Is.
El Pwr Ger 6lAs.
Finnish Res NJ 3 Gs.
F st of Prussia SIS. .
F st of Prussia IS.
Gelsenkirchen IS 49,.
Ger Cons Nun In rs.
Ger Cons Nun In SIS.
Il E U & st Rys 51s S
Ind Mtge Bk of Fin Is
Italian Superpwr SIS. /.
Mtse Blk of Chile IS. i.
Mtge Blk of Bogota Is
Mtge Blk of Chile IS.
Prov of Mendoza 7las $
Ruhr Gas 6t2s A.
Russian Govt 515s.
Russian Govt 6t.s.
Saar BASIN rs ....
S OF Parana Is.
SHINES (H) Is ex W.
SHINES Ind ex war.
Un Indust 6I5s.
I'm st wis Sis wD
The Washington times., 1929-08-15
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 90

2FAMILY flats. houses, city-suburban.
coiored property. garages, at sacrifice
Submit what yOu have.
n. Ryon Co., 1915 n T. Ave. Nat 1907
The Washington times., 1929-08-15
A FARMERS FARM
wANTEII-REAI- ESTATE q

WANTEll-KEAI- ESTATE 81
ALL CASH for or 8-roOm houses. reason.
ably priced. white or coIored prefer
clear houses or with small Indebtedness.
EARLE WEST MANSON
SEVERAL SIX X-ROOM HOUSES. cIose-in
N. E. section for all cash. Phone Met
50SS
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-25
PRoTIAUToNoMIsTICKA
oFENZfVA.
Martin R4zus.


Autonomizmus poukazali SINE
ma to neraz vyrasta nevyhnu-
tnych zivotnych potrieb Sloven-
ska v ramci GSR. T1to nevyhnut-
most odovodnuje zivotna nroven
vacsiny naroda, ktory pre- hmot-
ny 1padok must siahnut' k obra-
ne v samospravnom poriadku, ak
sa nechce stat najprv hospodar-
sky, potion kult1rne a nakoniec i
reeove - obet'ou. Oporou pre- to-
to hnutie je cit rodinnej spolu-
patricnosti. Kto no ma i pre- maj
poslednejsieho Slovaka, tomu smy
sci slovenskeho autonomizmu Wy
svetlovat' netreba. Kto no nema,
tomu vysvetl 'ovat' no je presto
zbytocne. Mas autonomizmus je
najvhodnejsim prostriedkom u
hajit' 81 zaujmy svojej obce, svo-
jej Slovenskej krajiny a svojej
slovenskej fatty v tvrdom ext
stenenom zapoleni s ostatnymi
slozkami republiky a tym t1to po-
silnit' - mic Wac mic menej!
Proti tomuto stavia svoje dovody
protiautonomizmus, alebo centra-
lizmus. Diva s1 mich naivaznej-
Sic: slovenskym existencnym po-
ziadavkam moze sa centralizmom
20 spoloenych prostriedkov lepSie
vyhoviet' - autonomizmus je
separatizmus - nebezpecie pre-
Stat. z tychto caste prehlasova-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-25
0fTAJTE KNIzKU
"VE0ERNE GfTANIE'

Leto sa uz pominulo, nadisly
dlhe vecere. V takej dobe sa maj
lepsie travi vecer pri knizke, kto-
ra pouci, pri citani ktorej clovek
zabudne ma svoje trampoty a citi,
ze je bytost 'ou mad inymi vysoko
stojacou.
Takouto knizkou je "Vecerne
Citanie" Je to sbornik clankov, 0
obsahu ktorych kazdy citatep bu-
de rozmysl at a z rozmyslania
mat vel'ky osoh. K1pte 81 t1to
knizku. Je V ncj vyse 100 clankov
a stoji len $100 neviazana, $1.25
tvrdo platne viazana. lynn sa
zavd 'acite al redaktorovi tychto
novin, ktory knizku vydal. Do
stat ju mono v redakcii alebo
nasledovnych jeho priatel 'ov: .
Maria Baca, GO Steel st.
Jozef Martinko, krajcir, 244 E.
Federal st. (na poschodI.
Martin j. Lesnak, poist'ovatel',
236 Haseltine Ave.
Jozef Il. Maruskin, kolektor,
1858 E. Florida Ave.
Milan Saliva, V cudzozemskom
oddeleni Dollar banky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-25

nych d6vodov neobstoji vsak ami
jeden. Prvy preto ME, lebo mu
stojf v ceste neprekonatel ma, ale
bo aspon dnes rozhodne nepreko-
natel'na prekazka, a to je - "a
moravska mentalita. Predbezne
ma tejto lame sa a musi sa lamat'
vsetko 1silie i najidealnejsieho
centralisticksho teoretika. Druhy
dovod je spravny preto, lebo ne
spravedivy centralizmus skor O.
hrozi stat, ako rozumny autono-
mizmus, ktory je vlastne ochranou
slabsieho proti nemeckemu pocho-
pu o nadnarode a herrenvolku q
vyrovnava prave tym, ked' da ka-
zdej narodnej slozke statu to, Go
jej patrf.
Dva smery nasej republike,
stojace v t'azkom boji o uplatne-
ME cd prievratu, majd svojich "a
ujemcov, zanietencov sposoby.
Centralizmus je smer panuj1ci,
ktoremu je nail 'ahsie chranit' svo-
je hradby podl'a hesla: budme,
bratri, tfse, at mas nikdo nesly-
ST., ma po ruke moe, ma pro
striedky. Jeho zaujem je = pou-
kazat' ma spokojnost', ako ma znak
1plnej konsolidacie, i pred sveto-
YOU yerejnost 'ou. Autonomizmus
je smer opozicny u mas, elm je
povedane vsetko. Opozicia ma
svoje sposoby vsade ma svete, len
sa tieto stupnujii V intenzite po-
dl'a tlaku a pomerov. V normal
nom stave hranicou je pravy "a
ujem statu, ktory pochop nekry-
je sd, pravda zaujmom frakcif,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-25
tralizmom q autonomizmom, bog
zozierajici silly, boz takomto
s1nSonf ~; dn+n ixni np11ivosti

tralizmom q autonomizmom, bog
zozieraj1ci silly, boz takomto
slozenf pri doterajsej peclivosti
poyolanych kruhov nevyhnutny,
ako by - nan1teny. Ones je pro-
tiautonomizmus v ofenzive ma ce-
lei Clare. Zacalo sa to s Hodzom,
ktory koniec koncov ME je ami
autonomistom, ale j takto komusi
zavadzal. Teraz Tukov process
prichodi centralistom who'd, ably
poza osobu Tukovu striel ali i do
autonomizmu, hoci Tuka slo-
vensky autonomizmus 80 neryjl.
Politicke pozadie majd ] nase po-
cetne procesy. Netykam sa ich
blizsie, hoci sddny pozorovatel'
ma tu mad cim uzasn1t', len sa
spytujem - komu to osoziY Via
sti, politickym stranam, stojacim
proti sebe, jednotlivcom? I tn pla-
tt to, co som kedysi spomlnal:
"Letf t'azky kamen, kto vie, kde
zastane... kto vie, kde zastane a
kto MIN dostane.'' Pomery nase
roznasane s1 v svetovej tlaci ne
zastavitelne, ako melody jakziv
cd zalozenia nasej republiky. O.
sozi to statu? Zainteresovane po-
liticke strany stoja proti sebe O.
stro, ako nestaly aida nikdy. A
strannicky osoh? Protiautonomi-
stcka ofenzfva len zvacsuje
vzdor. Lett t'azky kamen... prave
V easoch, co sa uz zdaly smero-
vat aspon priblizne ku konsoli-
dacii a eloveku, miluj1cemu ten
to Stat ME pre- karieru, ami pre-
vyhody - prichodi 81 zavzdych-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-25

domnievajdcich sa, ze ony sd stat.
ckovsky, vedeny Slovakmi, tento
Slovensky autonomizmus nejehli-
kruh dosiaP neprekrocil. Naopak,
pravda ia sa media oddisputovat' !,
ze je tento smer: protitlakom, W.
rovnat' nepristojnosti, vyvolane
centralizmom a tax utvrdit stat.
Ma europskd, lepsie svetovu We
rejn1 mienku v tlaci apeluje cen-
tralizmus stale systematicky, to
iste pravo samozrejme ma j auto
nomizmus. V dnesnych pomeroch
hermetickym uzavrenim pod a.
kymkoPvek auktoritativnym tt
tulom media sa umlcat nijaky
smer, toboz, ked' je ME umelym a
ma zaklady v existencnych nevy-
hnutnostiach celeho naroda. Pa
ralyzovat' opozicny smer da sa
najPahsie spravedlivym sanovanim
krivd, ma ktore sa tento smer O.
piera a ktore hosilia. Ak je kde
dobra vol "a, tam sa to robi. Ak
je kde poriadok, tam sa neboja
nijakej kontroly, naopak = tam
je vitana!
U mas je to, zial'bohu, inak +:
vSetko sa stavia ma kocku - kto
je silnejsi a politicky obratnejsi +!
Moze takyto sposob West k do
bremu, kde sd stranky dive a row.
make pravo ma zivot? Sine pod
kontrolou svetovej verejnosti, i
ked' nechceme, ked' sa budeme
odvolavat' ma nasu statnu suvere-
nitu, a pozrime 81, co je ia nasa
vyse desat 'roena republikanska
minulost'? Samy BOZ medzi CEN
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-25
PREHL.AS!

sailleskej Smluvy, cize smldv.
Vyrok proti Tukovi vyneseny
smeruje nasledovne ku potlace-
niu a zdiskreditovaniu L'udovej
strany, zvlaste vsak toho bodu
jej programu, ktorym 81 osvojila
Pittsburghsku Dohodu; tel jej Gin
nosti, ktora smeruje ku ustavne-
mu zabezpeeeniu pray slovenske-
ho naroda c. S. Republic.
Nam osoba dra Tuku nemusi
byt' sympaticka, nemusi pozlvat'
naSu d6veru, lenze vzdor tomu
svedoctva Msgra Hlinku a DR..
Bazovskeho, ucinkovanie Tuku "a
1prav pod aegidou L'udovej
strany -. dokazuju, re jeho Gin
most nemohla smerovat' ku trha
niu Republiky a pripojeniu Slo-
venska ku mad 'arskemu. statu.
Po vyneseni vyroku -. strana
L'udova vystdpila vlady -. jeJ
dvaja clenovia: DR.. Labay a Tiso
vzdali sa ministerskych kresiel,
prezident Masaryk rozpustil Ma
rodne Shromazdenie vypisal no.
We vol'by, ktore sa prevedd dina
3. novembra t. r.
Co tento Gin vlady vesti - to
snad' vysvetl 'ovat' netrebal
Nepredvidanymi a neocakava-
nymi vol'bami ... Tukovo odsude-
ME ma pomahat', ked' al ME IL
pine znicit', ale predsa citel'ne
poskodit' jednu z najvacsich slo-
venskych politickych autonomisti-
ckych stran a S nou al pohyb "a
ustavne zabezpecenie pray sloven-
skeho naroda v spolocnej republi-
Ike. :
Kto z kohO!
Vlada ma prostriedky -. L'udo
va a Narodna len spore.
Ma zaeiatku citovane odstavce
Memoranda. obsahuj1 nase GRE
DO, nase muzne osvedcenie.
| Ze kazda politicka strana Slo-
| venska, majdca vo svojom pro-
CRANE Pittsburghskl Dohodu -.
ma nasu mravnu podporu - o
tom nieto pochybnosti. A taketo
sd doteraz dive: Ludova a Narod-
ma!
Ale krone mravnej podpory a
opory sl'1bili SINE al podporu IL
nancnn, ktora je nezbytna - jest
Ii len chceme sa dockat' jakych-
takych priaznivych vysledkov bu-
dtcich volieb - yidiet' autonomi-
sticke strany zosilnene bud1com
parlamente.
Cas- ma sbierky je kratky -.
vacsia spolocna a koncentrovana
sbierka nemozna. Nome sn len
hmotne prispevky nasich organi,
ZACH a jednotlivcov = poslane a.
lebo Lige 1pravami, re ktorej z
tychto dvoch stran majl byt' da-
ne, alebo priamo ma ich uznatych
vodcov: Msgra Hlinku Rev. M
Razusa.
! Apelujeme preto ma vsetkych
Pudi poctiveho presvedcenia a Il
myslov, veriacich existenciu sic.
! venskeho naroda opravnenost
jeho poziadavkov v ramci Cesko
Slovenskej Republiky >. ably ME
len mravnou, ale hmotnou pomo
cou pomohli menovanym dvon
autonomistickym stranam ku 20
silneniu budncom parlamente !.
TAX, aby tychto volieb zosilne
i ne energickejsie mohly praco
vat "a uplatnenie prav sloven
: skeho naroda spolocnej repub
like.
3 Pittsburgh, Pa, dna Is. oktobr'
: 1929.
L Ia Slovensk1 Ligu v Amerike
Ivan Bielek, predseda,
-i Jan = Kochr, tajomnik
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-25
()(l

nit; Pane Boze, chran nam Cd
zl6ho naSu vlast'l
Protiautonomisticka ofenziva
neprinesie ratolest' olivov1 a ne
rozriesi ami neprispeje rozriesit'
naipalcivejsf problem republiky.
Naopak - otravi no este Wac Lee
ii t,azkJ kameii... (Tsvm. N. NJ
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-25

Slovenska Liga v Amerike, dina
a. oktobra 1919, ma zasedani u
strednej Spravy, S Ustrednym w
boron, vyniesla ciel'om osvetlenia
a ospravedlnenia poziadavok Pitts
burghskej Dohody nasledovne Me-
morandum:
~ OIL 'adu na myl ne nazory
rozsirene V Cesko-Slovenskej Re-
publikc 0 politickom Krede ame-
rickych Slovakov a nasej Sloven-
skej Lfgy, ktore vyvolane su pa
trne zlomysel 'nymi pomluvami a
k voli tomu, ably bolo jasno, scho-
dza Ustredneho Vyboru Sloven-
skej Lfgy uzavrela vydat' "a
slat' smerodajnym cinitel'om ma
sledovne Memorandum:
"My, americki Slovaci, pova-
zujeme myslienku jednotneho &C.
sko-Slovenskeho statu "a jedine
moznu veducu myslienku, na "a
klade ktorej da sa vylucne Wy
budovat' trvala politicka tvorba,
zodpovedajuca zauj jmom Cechov
ako i Slovakov.
ALE prave preto, ze t1to my
slienku povazujeme "a ved1cu,
sme zaroven presvedceni, re te-
sne k nej druzi sa myslienka sa-
mospravy Slovenska, tax, ako je
ona obsazena V Dohode, uzavre-
nej medzi prezidentom Masary-
kom nami, ustavne zabezpece-
ME ktorej povazujeme "a najmo-
hutnejsi stlp a zabezpeku trvan-
livosti nasho cesko-slovenskeho
statu.
''Prave preto SINE tiez proti Ia
kym zasadam a stranam, ktore
protivia sa vyssie uvedenej zasa-
de, alebo proti nej bojuju a hoto-
vi SINE sa postavit' ma jej obranu
proti komukol 'vek. Sucasne O.
svedcujeme sa, re budeme podpo-
rovat' vsetkych jednotlivcov, stra-
ny, alebo vlady, ktore sa "a tuto
zasadu osvedcia. -
Dna 4. oktobra t. +. bol konec-
ne skonceny krajne monstru6zny
process proti DIR. Tukovi so zna,
mym vysledkom Bol ods1deny ma
Is rokov do zalara e. udajne pre-
pokusy smerujuce ma rozbitie Ce,
sko-Slovenskej Republiky a pri
tpojenie Slovenska k terajsiemu
mad 'arskemu statu.
Keby mu obvinenia boly byvaly
dokazane a on yelezrady statu
usvedceny ... trest namerany bol
by byval krajne mierny. Republi'
ka must hajit' jestvovanie svoje
celistyost' Izemia, proti komu
koPvek. ...-
Ale neboly! Obzaloba nedokaza
la vobec, zeby sa bol obzalovanj
dopustil skutkov protistatnych.
Y skutocnosti DIR. Tuka bol cd
sndeny ma Is rokov do zalara pre-
elanok: Vacuum iuris =. preto, Il
donna v cudzine pracoval "a Il
prav a pod aegidou T. 'udovej stra
ny ma uzakoneni Pittsburghske
Dohody.
Y skutocnosti cely process nesi
pecat' planovania znicenia maj
vacsej autonomistickej strany nj
Slovensku osoba dra Tuku Dol;
volena len preto, re je slime pri
barvena naterom ad'ar6nstva
tax mohla byt' logicky spajan
so snahou nsiliami mad 'arske
propagandy "a reviziu mierovyc
sml1v a mimi pripojenia Slower
ska k mad 'arskemu statu? ma "a
klade tohoto Ease dedukovan
pred cudzinou ]. ze uskutocneni
Pittsburghskej Dohody :. smert
valo by konecne ku vytrhnnti
Slovenska . ramca G. s. Republ
Ky . tax ku zmene q revizii Yel
The Washington times., 1929-11-01

the city editor of The Times has
supplied the Grand Jury with the
addresses of the reputed speak
easies.
'The reporters also, according to
the account of The Times. refuse
to go before the U. S. Commits
sioner in the role Of prosecuting
witnesses against alleged speakeaSy
operators, and refuse to swear out
complaints against them.
The reporters say they cannot
produce liquor as evidence Of pur"
chase and are unable or unwilling;
since it might involve the betrayal
Of confidence, to produce support
ing witnesses.
"whereupon the Grand Jury side
tracks itself from the object which
constitutes it's reason for existence,
the ferreting out of law violations.
1t engages itself with the task OF
certifying the three reporters for
contempt, at the behest OF the
prosecuting attorney, because OF
their refusal to answer the ques'
tions.
"The reporters are sentenced to
45 days in jail. And the Grand
Jury, so far as the public knows,
does nothing toward running down
the supposed clues that have been
given the reporters.
''The speakeasies presumably con
! Continued on Page 2, Column u
The Washington times., 1929-11-01
$4,000 TO SEE
FuFBATf
Photo by International
Rx TY sHEA

PIMLICO, Nov. 1.-Gov. Albert
c. Ritchie was among those in at
tendance when the Maryland Jockey
Club ushered in the Fall meeting
here thisi afternoon before a crowd
estimated at $4,000.
Every section Of the country was
represented in the vast throng
who. came TO witness the tenth
running of the Futurity, worth well
over $4,000 to the winner.
The race was marred somewhat
by the heavy going which was
sure to test the hearts Of the two
year-olds over the mile and one-six-
teenth route.
Race Secretary Frank ]. Bryan
had backed up the feature with six
other races that fairly sparkled,
but the changed track conditions
caused many Withdrawals, thus rob-
bing every race but the feature Of
its punch.
Although the sun came out
along about II o'clock. it is. not
thought that Track Superintendent
RYAN can even have his course
"in good" condition by post time.
Caruso. one that races for w. r.
Coe, of Colorado. was a warm favor
ite with the early arrivals to win
the Futurity. BY noon Caruso's
odds had been cut to to l, at which
price he will likely 20 postward.
Spinach, held at 5 to 1, was this
writer's choice but his odds should
drop before Starter James Milton
dispatc hes his field. Others favor
ably backed were Chalice, Flying
Heels. and Murky Cloud.
It, was announced that women
eould wager in any one Of the sin
lyetting rings. This was done to re-
tiave congestion in the. arena for
nleTly set aside for the fair sex.
The Washington times., 1929-11-01
Once Again, Please Get
This Thing Straight!

The Washington Times would like again to direct
the attention of its readers to the fact that the re-
porters Of this paper who sentenced for con-
tempt of court withholding from law enforce
n1ent officers any information the lack of which
would hinder them in any effort to stop the local
illegal selling of liquor.
The information secured by these reporters
offered the District Attorney and the Grand Jury
The Grand Jury formally received it. The infOrma-
ton offered in the form of a group report; that
is the information secured by the men was grouped
into a single document, the contribution of each
porter not being labeled.
This group report contained names and addresses
concerning law violations Nothing could have been
added this Information had the reporters answered
the question which formed the basis of the con.
tempt proceeding. The reporters declined to divide
the report into parts and label those parts with their
names
After all, the important thing in connection with
their investigation the substance of what they
found, and not the form of its submttal. The law
enforcement officers offered the vital thing,
namely, the substance.
When competent doctors make a diagnosis the
patient is interested, not so much in who took the
A-ray of the teeth, who tested the blood pressure,
etc, as IN the vital thing--the findings
The Times reporters were competent to make the
inyestigaton the results of which submitted by
the city editor to the law enforcement officers in
their entirety.