davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18
DIVADLo MA LANSINGvILLE
BoLo PEKNE ZAHRANE
sokolovna zaplnen& popoludni
vecer.

Drama "Sedliacka nevesta"
zahrana bola vel'kym 1spechom
nedefH dramatiackym krtizkom
Sboru lOs. a Venca 81. X. Soko-
Low ma Lansingville, pri velikej L.
casti obecenstva z IanSingvilhn j
celeho okolia. Tento krasny kus
vel'mi zaujimal obecenstvo. ktort
prejavovalo spokojnost' hrou ca
stym a srdeenym potlesscm. ~
Popoludhajsie predstayenie bo-
10 pre- dietky, ktore po parke do
prevadzaly velebne sestry do So
kolovne. Miestnost : bola preplne-
ma a nasim malym, sa divadlo pa-
clio. NaSmiali sa dcst' a niektori
sa prel 'akli.
Vecer 0 Z. hodine bola Sokolov-
liza zaplnena dospelymi a ktori
prisli neskorsie, museli stat. Pri-
slo hodne nascj m!adeze, ktora
tym dokazala. ze miluje svoju ma
rodnosf'.
Pred zapoGatlm predstayenia
prehovoril mas duchovny spravca
Rev. FrantiSek kozelek. Privital
obecenstvo a vysvetlil poucne W.
znam tejto dramy. Jeho Gov 81
kazdv vsimml a po ccly cas- pred
stavenic vadzant. bolo vel
ktm zanjmcm cellm obccenStvom.
Hra sa vydarila, lebo herci he
reclly. povzbudeni vel 'kou pri-
tomnost 'ou obecenstva castFm
pot'cskom, usilovali sa co najlep-
Sic hrat
Je to veru krasne, lked sa tn Y
kAnerikes naSxanle --tak yzaelaya+.
a pckne divadla hr;ivat'. Menovi.
te nasa mladez tn rodcna dosta
ne pri hranf prilezitcst' zdokona
lit sa reel svojich predkov.
+ Pochvaly zaSliizia vsetci, ktori
toto predstavenie umoznili, no
>menovite mas riaditel p.- Valcnt
Ferencak, ktory sa staral, ably di.
yadlo yypadlo co najlepsie Cefy
prijem obcch predstaveni bol
venovanv na |noyy chram nasej O.
sadly Sv. Mateja.
Dakujeme vSetkym, co sa tohtc
predstavenia siicaStnili, no memo.
vite naSim Susednvm Slovakom
ktori prisli medzi mas peknom
pecte. .. .m..
s uctou. "a dramaticky krh
zok X. Sokolov, ma Lansingville.
Jozef Spirko, dopisovatcl'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18
10000 L'UDf ZoMREfo
MA INFLUENZA

Zdravotne vrchno,ti odhaduji.
re v Spojenych Statoch .zomrelo
okolo 10000 l'udi ma influenza
cd jej zaciatku do 10. jannara
Influenza teraz az utisujc v celei
kraiine a novych smrtnych pri-
padov udava sa tyzdenne okolo
5000, zahrnujlic to al zapalenie
pl'lc.
Influenza rozsirila sa uz v Eu.
rope, kde nemocnice sd preplnene
pacientami.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18
sPOLOcNOsT
POIsTILA ROBOTNfKoV

Continental Baking Corpora
ton, ktora 'kontrolnje yonngs-
TOWNSHIP Holland Bakery Co.. po-
iStila svojich vyse 1000 zamest-
nancov ma obnos $4,000, 900.
Korporacia bude sama platit' pri-
spevky "a poistenlch. Obnos po-
istenia je podl'a toho. akn ktorv
zamestnanec ma placu, "a to Cd
$3.50 do $500. Robotnik dosta.
ne podporu i v chorobe 4 neschor
nosti k praci okrem poistenia je-
no zivota.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18
MESTO BUDE PODELENE
MA OSEM ION

! Youngstown ,bude podrlenv ma
osem distriktov, ktorvch tri bn-
dn ma Juznej Strane pat na Sc
vernej. Podelenie meSta ma zony
robene .je tym ciel' 'om. ably bola
kontrolovana stavba budov a
chranent obytnt ulice pred OBJ
chodami. Ma daktorych uliciach
nebude vol no drzat' ami len ma
.jomnikov a burdingoSov lomy
budl muset' byt' stavant len ta-
ke. ktore zonoya komisia udobri.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18
sENAT PRIJAL sMLUvU.


Senat Spoj. Statov V stredn pri-
ial Kelloggovu mierovn smluvu $
narodami sveta s. hlasmi proti l,
naeo prezident Coolidge smluvu
podpisal. Ackol'vek smluva vzala
svoj povod Spoj. Statoch, my
SINE ostatnou krajinou, ktora smlu
WI prijala. Senat totiz nechcel
smluvu prijat', lebo sa obaval, re
smluva nkracuje Spoj. Staty v
ich pravach. Len po vysvetlenl
smluvy a ubezpeceni senatu, ze
smluva nijako neprotivi sa nsta-
We a neohrozuje neodvislost ma
roda, senat smluvu prijal.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18
Rozna1l1A1DEN1 lTEDN
Dvo1GA EIEKTRIcKAMI

Morris A. Blair, 53-ro.ny, za-
mestnanec P. Q. Power & Light
Co., zachyteny Dol y stredn rano
dvops poulicnymi karami, iddci-
mi proti sebe rozmliaz zdeny. Ne
hoda 81 udala ma Stop "A, Poland
Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18
Americka bryndza
.Uz'nlac cena ! ' kraU
Bryndza p. sturmana Detroit
dostala zlatl medailu ma Medzfna-
rodnom Dunajskom Veletrhu
v Bratislave.

kto pozna jemnil ehut' ,lovan-
Iskej bryndze. ten sa necuduje vel'-
mi, ze p. Pavel II. Sturman. anne
rickt vyrabateP bryndze dostal
lanslstho roku az tri vyznamena-
mia ma americkych vystavach, ale
za6ndnje sa iste zpraye. ze ameri-
cka bryndza ,.pana Stnrmana OBJ
drzala zlatii medailu ma Medzina-
Trodnom Dnnajskom Veletrm V
Bratislave ma Slovensku, tedy
tam, kde je domoy bryndze. tohto
ireGitehe slovenskeho vtrcbku. A
je to pravda, co dokazuje isnasle-
5doynt list Cd Dir. En-. Gregra, ria
ditefa Medzinarodneho DnnajSkt-
ho Yeletrhn:
Medzinarodny Dunajsky veletrh
Bratislava. dna 20. decembra
1928.
Pan Paul III. Sturman. 1916
Iawndale Avenue. Detroit. Mich.
Vazeny Pane:
Vas tovar a vzorky, ktora ste
nam zaslal pre-. mas vel'trh dosly
spravne ma cas-. 70 zaslatvch veci
aranzovali sme Vam peknt sta
nok, ktory Dol >,nlcov>ktm sba-
rom vyznamenany zlatou medal
lou. Vas stanok IA tesil stalei
vel 'kej navSteve. ,rek!amne tIaii-
va boly hned' prvy den rozobra-
tf. Nechali SINE Vas stanok tiez
fotegrafoxat'e-a obraz k Yam :
prilohe zasielame.
sDnfame, ze budete nasou pra
con spokojny re sa budhcich
| vel 'trhov " roku 1929 kona sa
cd 81. augusta do I. >eptcmbra)
>licastnite. ,..+ ".
! konecne Vas prosim, ci by Ste
| nam nem6hol zaslat' adresv este
in!ch americkych Slovakov. kto-
rym by sme mohli piSat ably Sa
tiez sticastnili vystavy, poneviG
V r. 1929 hodlame skupim W.
stavky americkych Slovakov IL
skutoenit' vo vacSom rozmere.
DR.. En-. Grtsr, riaditel'
Nuz veru musime sa potesit', ze
name V Amerike bryndziarskeho
majstra. ktory "bituje' maj.
strov na Slovensku byvajicich
Vyznacenie znamena, ze vyrobok
p. Sturmana je prvotriednej ako.
vosti chuti a preto americki SIo
vaci mali by tcraz $. tym v;iGso,
doverou ochotou objednavat' 81
bryndzu cd p. Sturmana.
MimO vyznacenia zlatou medal
lou ma Slovensku, p. Sturman OBJ
drzal r. 1923 pryii prfmiu ma Stat
nej Vystave v Detroit. Mich; zla.
til medailu ma Narodohospodar
skej Vystave v Memphis, Tenn. a
striebornn medailu ma Medina
rodnej Pacifickej Vystave Port
land, Oregon, Ku vsetkym vyzna
menaniam anu srdecne .blahozela
me. Bodaj SINE mali Wac takycl
majstrov v, rozliGnych /, oborocl
l'udskej prace, .ako je p, Sturman
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18
poll J | 'IT.I|cKYs / I
Hospits,,
;Ysuss!s' !s
uUvERNER COOPER
UvEDENY DO URADU.
HoslpitA,' ;
Ysu!saGs|

UvEDENY DO URADU.
Myers Y. Cooper boil ponde-
lok l,yedeny do uradu gnvernera
statu Ohio. Pri tel prilezitosti po-
vedal rec, ktorei ,idavame hlav-
ne myslienky.
Cooper yeri takej Wade, kto-
ri dava vol'n1 prilezitost' kazde-
mn obeanovi k vyyinu. Nepraje 81
kontrolu cinnosti obcanov, ale a.
nj ie ME "a to, ably vlada rozlu-
st'ovala problemy, ktore 81 ma
kazdy sam rozllstit Preto od-
porica vynasat' elm menej zako-
nov cim dokonalejsich. Zakono-
darni bude odporlcat' vyniest'
len par novych zakonov, ale opra-
WI viacerych, medzi mimi hlayne
Pence zakona, ktory d3va vyhody
vcrejno-zaujmovym podnikcm.
Budc odportieat' opravu yolebne-
no zakona, lebo terajsl nedosta-
toene chrani praya volicoy, umoz-
fiuje klamstvo balotami tax
sa stava, ze vo vol'bach vol'a vo-
licov je dakedy ME verne preJa-
yena. .--
Cooper odportea konzervaciu
prirodneho bohatstva statu W.
ratal prednosti statu Ohio, ktore
mu zabezpecujl d'alsi vzrast a
vel XII budncnost'. Ohio ma 49,.
542,359 akrov nrodnej ornej ze-
me, ktorcj .iba 4 percenty sd me-
obr0bitel'ne.. V so mestach statn
byva 20 percent celeho obyvatel'-
stva, ktore je zamestnane 10000
rozmanitych priemyselnych podni-.
koch rocnon production vyse 5
bilionov dolarov. Ohio ma AZ ze-
leznicnych Siar vel'kt vodne ce-
sty, ma severe po jazerach. V vnii-
tri statu po riekach. Ohio ma vel,
mi vlhodn1 polohu, lebo v obvo-
de osemnastich hodin po vlaku
.byya $4,000, 900 obyvatel'ov Spo-
jcnych Statov.
Potion hovoril. ze jeho ciel 'om
administrovani statnych veci
bude dspornost a vsestranny po-
-krok. Ked' vlada spoi statev
mohla Y tom istom case snizit' d.
hy, snizit' dane, zvaesit pokrok
a priviest' blahobyt naroda, moze
to dosiahnut' Statna vlada, ked'
sa pouzije obchodnych sposobov.
Potion 81 'ibiac uplatnovanie "a
konov statu, ziadal obcanov o ko-
operaciu, ably jeho administrators
bola zdarna, k prospechu celfho
obyvatePstva.
Ma inauguracnej slavnosti bola
Youngstown hodna delegacia,
medzi inymi Dol p. \. Gross
handler, predseda nasej spolot-
nosti "a osobny priatel' guvernt-
row.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18
800 L'UDf zAToPENE
v NAMORNEJ KATASTROFE

Cinsky parnik "Hsinwah' IA
topil sa tieto dni Y mori. ned'a-
leko pristayu Honkong, po naraze
ma skaln. Ma parniku bolo yyse
300 cestoyatel 'oy a vyse 100 ma
mornikov, . ktorych zachranilo
50 len g. Ostatni 81 xatopili.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18
HoTUJTE 81 PENIAzE

Najetkova dan za6ne byt' eel
kom iste vyberana ma |. febrnara,
ozn4mil vypomocny okresny po-
kladnik Steele.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18
Program koncertu
.praz;'skeho speyokolu
Koncert je nedel'u, AZ. januara
o 8. popoludni v New Music Hall,
Cleveland Public Auditorium.

Ako je NJ celej Gesko.Sloyenske j
americkej verejnosti znamo, je
v spojenych Statoch ma koncert-
nej ceste najslavnejSi spevokol
,sveta, Spevacky Sbor Prazskych
Ucitel 'ov, tento spevokol bude
mat koncert v Clevelande v ne.
delu, q. januara. ...
Prllezitosti, poeut' spey tohto
6o-hlasoveho spevokolu nemal by
ziaden vzdelany, Slovak zames-
kat a ked'ze v nedele byvaji lac
ne jazdenky ma zeleznici do Gleve-
landu ($1.75 tai SEM, umoznent
ie youngstownsktm Sloyakom do
Clevelandu sa yybrat'> vo vacsom
pocte, nez by inokedy bolo. Moze
byt' kazdy ubezpe6eny, ze "a IT,
mi par dolarmi nebude nikto ba-
novat', ale bude sa cftit' st'ast-
nym. ze pocul raz v zivote najdo-
konalejsi spev, aky je lndsky
mozny,
Koncert sa vydrziata v novel
.hudobnej sieni v Cleveland Pub
lie Auditorium, ma rohn st. Clair
a East 9Th St. Zaciatok koncertu
je 3. hodine popolndni a vstup-
ne je: 500. $3.50, $500, $3.50 a
v l6zi $500. Vstupenky 81 treba
hned obiednat', lebo je 0 ne dra-
Gka, a sice IL Czechoslovak Con-
sulate, 3Os Euclid Ave, Cleve-
land, Ohio. Obnos treba pripojit
Program. koncertp ije -, y,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-18
KlEsicke sklAdby.'

B. Smetana: Pisen ma mort.
DIR. A. Dvorak: a. Milenka ira
vicka; b. Hostina.
j. B. Forester: Hymnus.
Jar. Kricka: Kruty host.
j.. b. Forester: Polni cestou.
Dr. L. Janacek: 10000.
Narodns piesne a tance.
Zornieka Oar. Krieka) Sloven-
ska. a#
Chodska (J. Jindrich) Ceska.
Prespolska kasarna (Jar. Kri-
cka) Slovenska. .....
Obkrocak (H.. Palla) Cesky ta-
nee. .. ...
cardas (B. Pokorny) slovenskS
tanec.
Met pochybnosti. ze mimo tn
udanych, speyokol prida este via,
cere ceske slovenske piesne, ako
sa to stale V New Yorku indie
Slovaci, prid'te ma tento kon.
cert. Tam spoznate prave umenie,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-22

Oldsmobile's renowned engine and chassis
features, combined with this excellence Of
body construction, unmistakably stamp
Oldsmobile as "the fine car Of low price"
Oldsmobile's big 81 horsepower engine
provides flashing getaway for easy thread>
ing OF crowded traffic sparkling acceler-
alton for passing other cars on the open
road IL assures n deep-seatcd reserve of
power for every emergency . rugged
stamina that only the finest Of engineer-
ing principles can achieve.
The only way for you 90 thoroughly
appreciate Oldsmobile's outstanding quali-
ties is TO see the car and drive ie yourself.
Come in today and select the body style
that best fits your individual requirements
from among Oldsmobile's eight beautiful
body types and twenty~four equipment
combinations.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-22
Beryllium Seen AS
New Plane Material

PITTSBURGH. Sept. 21.-tR-
Beryllium. a little known metal
nearly as strong as steel and weigh
ing only two-thirds as much as
aluminium. Is seen as a possible i'm
portant factor in airplane construc-
ton by H. w. Gillett. Columbus. d.
rector Of the Battelie Memorial in
Stitute.
The outstanding property of
Beryllium. Mr.. Gillett said in a
paper before the American Electro
Chemical society here today. Is its
elasticity. and IL would far out
class other light metals for certain
parts Of aircraft.
"Were such a light metal with
such elastic modulus commercially
available" he said. aircraft de-
signerS could use methods Of con-
struction now impossible. Nothing
i known Of its endurance proper
ties, 50 Its possible suitability for
propellors cannot be estimated"
Information as to the feasibility
and methods Of forming beryllium
into sheets. tubes, forgings and
castings, Mr.. Gillett said, is need
ed, and this data is the neck of
the bottle In the situation"
so far" he continued. THE pro-
ducers have been too busy working
out methods Of winning the metal
from the ore 70 get around 10 the
study Of properties and fabrica-
ton"
No one. he said. had gone far
into the study of the metal itself
or OF alloys high in beryilium be-
cause Of IFS present cost Of about
$500 q pound.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-22
Tennessee To O
Its Football Coach

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Sept. 81 Up
The University Of Tennessee stands
10 lose a good football coach and
West Point. or some other institu-
ton Of higher learning, gain one.
After the end Of the present foot
ball season. the assignment OF
Major Robert Neyland. r.. o. T. C..
commander at the university and
coach Of football. will have ended.
Tn fact. he was allowed by the gov
eminent to remain at the university
a year longer than his regular as
sicnmert. but IL he Is To remain
with the university after this sea-
son. he will doubtless have to re-
sign from government service
Twelve years more in the army
would entitle him to retirement
with pension.
The possibility that he will con-
tinue in the service and accept a
coaching position Of some sort at
West Point Is brought up by some.
while others believe the coach will
go to some eastern university for
a fancy figure. He has received
several offers.
His Tennessee teams won %
games. lost two and tied one. in
three seasons Of play.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-22
MODEL Wins
new LAURELS
Bests Rival In Australia
And Sets Record In
South Africa

Brilliant performances by the
model A car in widely scattered
theaters have marked the summer
seasSa Motorists and private own
ers have We'd with dealers and pro-
fessional drivers In testing the
stamina and power OF the Ford
product.
From South Africa came the news
that a Ford car had set a new rec-
ord between the cities Of Durham
and johannesburg. driving across
the intervening miles in the elapsed
time of Q hours 10 ID minutes. The
distance Is 40 miles. The best
previous mark was made by a car
selling at a much higher price.
From Australia came word or the
victory Of a Model A IN a general
contest on 2 performance to
which 1t was challenged by another
make OF ar. The cars were tested
at Bathurst, and the Ford car won
six out Of the eight events COM
prising the program. Hill-climbing
ability. acceleration. gas consump-
ton, rolling. idling. turning rad.Js,
braking and starting were all in
cluded.
The distance to which a Ford
car can be driven on a single gal
Ion OF gasoline was tested at Nap
panee, Ind, under auspices Of the
local dealer, Advance Motor Serv-
ice, who offered $50. $40, and S.,
respectively. TO Ford owners win
ming the contest. The leading car.
a Model A tudor driven by Richard
Berger, covered 80 miles. Another
tudor won second place with 35.3
miles. The route lay over all kinds
of roads. including some dirt. Twen-
ty-five Ford cars entered, Of which
20 covered more than "a miles.
Fast Run to New York
In these days OF nonstop refuel-
Ing records being established by
airplane. 1t is refreshing to find
one that has been successfully at
t4AAAIA ~ a AAAOt0A AAAs A0AA 0GAAAs
Ford dealer at Mount Morris, Ill.
drove a fordor sedan from the city
OF Rockford, Ill, to New York City.
In rs hours and so minutes. beating
all established train times. During
that time he neither paused 70:
rest nor for relief at the wheel.
His time beat not only the extra
fare trains from Chicago but 1t was
eight hours better than the time
between Rockford and New York
City. He refueled in Valparaiso.
Ind. the gas being poured into a
refueling device evolved by Kent.
The other car bearing the gaso-
lines was pushed ahead OF the rec
ord-making a during the refuel-
ing process. At several points the
Teiu&Plers missed the car and II vas
necessary TO take on gas at service
stations.
On reaching New York CITY. he
drove through the Holland Tunnel
and up Seventh avenue TO the sales
office of a Ford dealer on Broad
way. The delays due to Manha.-
tan traffic were included in the
time given.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-22

Continued from Page One-)
culls viii be left for canning fac
tories. and will not be put into box
e. with the good fruit as at pres
cnt.
Requirements General
Another important angle Of the
green fruit law this year Is that
IL is to be enforced against citrus
fruit from other states.
Since Florida cannot ship citrus
fruit into Texas. California will
probably make a bid for the Texas
citrus market, and Arizona will try
10 get grapefruit on the Texas mar
ket. The law has been amended
10 require fruit from other states
to pass the same maturity tests
as Valley citrus fruit. according 70
Del Curto. This Will apply to or
anges which come in from Califor-
mia.
The state inspector in showing
the benefits of the law, declared
that 500 applications to ship fruit
were received on the opening day
Of the season last year. Without
the law. all or most of these per-
sons would have been shipping by
the beginning Of the season, he
said. Shipments of grapefruit from
the Valley have been made as early
Is August. and probably would be
every season. but for the green fruit
law.
The Valleys citrus crop this year
Is estimated v%ariously at from $500
to 5000 carloads. The estimate OF
5000 carloads is based on shipments
Of close TO $500 carloads last year.
The fruit is larger and cleaner than
it has been in the past few years.
and the price. according TO all pres
ent indications. will be much better
than the past few seasons. indicat-
ing a record year for the Valley I'm
citrus.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-22
DIG FOR OLD
STOBI CITY.
Ruins of Ancient Capital of
Macedonia Discovered
During World War

BELGRADE. Sept. ~2i-tR1-Exca-
vations on the site Of the ruined
capital or ancient Macedonia, re-
vealed when German troops were
digging the foundation OF a Big
Bertha" gun platform In the World
war, are being carried ON at Skopjle.
Many relics have been brought to
light.
Despite its military activities, the
German high command in the Bal
kans chartered the site and turn
cd the documents over to the Ma
tional Archaeological Museum In
Berlin. Permission TO 60 ahead
with the work was obtained by a
German mission in 1924 but the
digging IL under the direction Of
DR.. Petkovitch, an eminent Jugo-
slavian archaeologist.
The city was known I'm ancient
times as Stobi. While the Turks
held sway over the Balkans it was
called USkub and was capital OF
the province or that name. The
modern Serbian name Of the place
mas always Deen 6kODllle.
In the second century il was cap
tured by the Romans and made the
capital Of the province Macedonia
Secundus." Always a center of
fighting along the Roman frontier,
il was finally laid waste in the
seventh century and when the Sla-
vic hordes pressed back the defeat
ed Romans, 1t was left a heap on
ruins.
Many monuments in marble. or
nate fountains and bronze instru-
ments have been recovered. The
workers hope to uncover a theater.
which seated audiences of 5000; an
elaborate bath house. a forum and
funeral stones marking the graves
of Roman governors.
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PARIS. Sept. 2l.-GP-Healing
powers for wounds are claimed for
a serum obtained from cows milk
by Baron Henri de Rothschild and
DR.. Pierre Mae.
The serum is said TO cause slow
healing injuries to mend rapidly.
Or. Maurice Heitz-Boyer who at
tended Marshal Foch for many
years. reported to the French acad-
envy OF medicine that the serum Is
specially valuable in surgery.
Prof. Pierre Delbet and other well
known physicians have reported
favorable results.
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Students In Manila
Protest Dress Rule

MANILA. Sept. 2l.-R-Almost
all Of the students at the Univer-
sity Of the Philippines are protest.
ing against q law which requires
that they attend school attired in
inexpensive white cotton clothing.
but only one student, Miss Rosario
Sison. has been exempted from the
provisions Of the statute. She won
exemption because OF a religious
vow.
Miss Sison related that she made
q VOW TO Our Lady OF Carmen that
she would forego dances, parties,
flimsy dresses and flowing skirts
and that she would wear the robe
Of the Carmen deVotees. Dean
Benitez of the university ~thereupon
permitted her to attend classes in
q brown robe.
Much controversy has resulted
from enforcement of the regula-
tons, which have been in force a
little more than q year. Recently
5000 students signed a petition 70
the house Of representatives urging
that the law be repealed.
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means for the diffusion az these
principles and for the expansion
and consolidation Of this o-ganiz-
alton.
16.-we shall pay our poll tax
as we'll as that of members Of our
families in order that w may en-
JOY u rights fully.
live shall dii-use our ideals
by means Of the press. lectures and
pamphlets.
1--we shall oppose any radical
and violent demonstration which
NAV tend to create conflicts ara
disturb the peace and tranquility Of
our country.
1--we shall have mutual re-
spcct for our religious views and
we shall never refer to them in our
institution.
20.-We shall encourage the ere
alton OF education institutions FOR
Latin-Americans and we shall lend
our support to those already in ex-
istence.
Alive shall endeavor to secure
equal representation for our peo-
pie on juries and in the admins
tration Of governmental affairs.
22.-Te shall denounce every act
Of peonage and mistrcatment SIS
well as the employment or our
minor children OF scholastic age.
23.-We shall resist and attack
energetically all Vaccinations tend
ing to prevent our social and poll
teal ~unification.
Give shall oppose any tend
ency TO separate our children In
the schools OF this country.
25.-We shall maintain statistics
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CONTINUED from Page One.)
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Consider the
Dclfrcred Price

DcIttcTcd Price
Consider the delivered
price as well as che lise
price when comparing
automobile values.
Oldsmobiie delivered
prices include 0nly rea-
sonable charges fer de-
Livery and hnaneins-
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which will guide our people with
respect TO working and living con-
ditions and agricultural and COM
mercial activities IN the various
parts Of u country.