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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-06
PLANS FLOOD SAFEGUARD.
Special Assessment Levied in Cum
berland to Raise Fund.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CUMBERLAND. Md, August 6.-The
mayor and city council yesterday passed
an ordinance to establish a special
assessment district on the west side
for flood prevention funds. Properties
enumerated in the ordinance have a
total value of 81 ,000.997, and $12,500 is
the amount to be raised by special as
sessment on these properties. to be dis
tributed over a period of five years. A
number of residents of the district APP
peared and protested against inclusion
in the district, saying that their prop
critics were not damaged by high water.
They were told they were too late.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-06
Weekly Newspaper Suspended.

SALISBURY, Pa, August 6 (Spe-
ciaN,-R. II. Johnston, editor and pub
Usher, has announced the discontinue
ance Of the publication Of the Somerset
County Star, a weekly. The printing
establishment will be turned ove- 10
lob work exclusively. Mr.. Johnston as
sumed the editorship in 1909. John g.
Johnston has been with the paper since
1899.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-06
EXPECT MANY AT PICNIC.
County Affair to Be Held at Mo-
nocacy Park August IS.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FREDERICK. Md. August 6.-Sev-
eral thousand persons are expected to
attend the West End Montgomery Coun-
ty picnic to be held August Is at Mon
ocacy Park, when w. F. Schilling, men,
Der of the Federal Farm Board. will be
the speaker. An elaborate program has
been prepared for the event, which is
largely patronized by residents of both
Frederick and Montgomery Counties.
Communities cooperating are Dawson
vile, Poolesville, Dickerson, GAINESVILLE,
Cemus, Boyd, Clarksburg and Hyatts-
town.
The committee: Mrs. Walter G. But
ler Sellman, chairman; Mrs. T.. o.
Brown, John e. Oxley and Miss Blanche
CorWin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-06
Hotel Keeper Dies at franklin.

FRANKLIN. w. Va, August (Spe-
ciaD Dick NJ Byrd. As, hotel keeper
and merchant here, well known
throughout the South Branch Valley,
died at the home OF sister at Upper
Tract. near here. Death followed an
operation at Keyser, w. Va, hospital
some days ago. Surviving are the
widow and one brother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-06

An official at Brixworth. England. is
now serving as sanitary inspector.
building inspector. sanitary surveyor,
tax collector, gasoline inspector, super
intendent Of the isolation hospital,
dairy inspector factory inspector and
rat officer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-06
TRAIN CRASH KILLS TWO.
Accident at Waynesboro, Pa, to Be
Probed by Rail Officials.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FREDERICK. Md, August 6.-Their
automobile struck by a Pennsylvania
Railroad passenger train on the Mount
Alto, Pa, grade crossing near Waynes-
boro, Pa. yesterday afternoon. D. H.
Roberts, San Francisco, Calf, and Miss
Ellen Hughes, %, a student nurse at the
Mount Alto Sanitarium, were instantly
killed.
An investigation is being conducted
by the railroad and Pennsylvania ON
Gals. An inquest will be held this
afternoon.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1929-11-30

The. first Rial beue fl dance which
was held two weeks ago "as suooe sSful ao-
236Gdins to the CON. ts1 in charge. About
................
The latest arrival from he Philip
pines arrived two weeks ago number ing
fifty boys. That is adding to the great
number Of those now stranded in this cOun-
try.
M r., E milan st6Sqea. eAsirnao Of the
the Fllipino Navy ana that VIII furnish "
city. In a onf erenoe with MIR. c. Laesre
and NJ. A. AquinO, of Breme rtOn, it was
sea title for the program on Dec. 80. The
Breme rton Filipinos will hold their program
on Dec. %.
More than 100 FilipinOs LETT for the
philippines on board the SIS. Pre- sident
Mckinley last October 25. The ma jority
Of he m we're fro! s!oc. .t:.:.
shinet on, DC. Oct. 24,--Attorney
kauro Baradf and Urbano zafra, secretary
70 re sdosnt Comm s 10 oneF 0sias and is
sooiati on, respectively, gave a series of
Philippins must cal numbers on their stesl
guitars at tn: Py.a!.n Temple last night.
zr sSs Spsn GYaiss Nay Merrill
1929 Rial Day, oelebratiou in this city as
at the Tanmany Hall. 1t was a"o 6 orkinf zoe
affair, attended by most Of her int ina te
friends and aoqua intanoes.
Two Fi1ipinos, Miss Juana A1iac Of tn
Univer ity Of Chicago and Carlos Guirino
the I'm diversity of Wise onsin, contr ibu-
tors to CO. cti on of orie ntal falk tai e
How the Monkey Cot His Short Tail and 9th
Stories P9e!!:a: q. !ai: fall
hilippi Inc Flag Day was oe LIBERATED
San Fran CT SEQ under the auspices of the
Philippine Journal, a fortni Chilly ed tied b
Gabriel G. Ar911ano, veteran Filipino news
PaPerman.
.........-........
Florent inc Cayco, ASST stant supsrin-
tSndent of city schools in Nan liza, was a
transient visitor in San Francisco reoentl
where he stayed for three weeks before re-
turning to the Islands to complete the las
O " q nd L.. Il -
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1929-11-30
J}rCmertCn News
By II. A. AcUINo
Forum Correspondeut

On Sunday, Oct. II, Nh. Z Mrs. Alnasen
were hosts to delightful picnic al Brape
View. Those present were Nr. Mrs. H. Ha-
rr gan and daughters Sarah and Ruth. Mss
Tootsy and Mastsr Norris Cohu, Mr.. Z. Fran
ola and T. Alma
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1929-11-30

Two of the biggest ships in the navy
are now at the yard, the Lexine on and the
Saratoga. Filipinos aboard ship number
over hundred.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1929-11-30

mestiue was he Id at the Star
the coming Rial Day os1ebration was the
item of the day. The meeting was called to
order by the temporary cha rman, Mr.. L.cas-
tro. Nume voluntary speakers gave
their opinions on the how and wherefore Of
Rial Day celebration IN Brener ton. Mr.. V.
yelesoO, editor Of tn? Filipino Forum, esyo
bonGa, cha irman OF tho Rial Day Council in
Sc attic also spoke.
The officers e1ected are: MA. Aquino,
pre- sid ant z. Fra ncia, Woe -pre sident; V.
Barrios, secretary; and E. Reyone, treas.
--------------
The Filipino Progressive ASS soc iati on
vi tn nine months of activities to its Gre
Geo. Laeare. Mr.. aGare was one OF its or
eanizers last January and also the
thor of the Cons titut ion and Bylaws of the
ass ocia tion.
Last month, the so-oal1ed She iks" or
otherwise Hear t-breakers" had sailed the
LOWING: Mr.. Tony Zo1ina who narri9d viva
cious Miss Christina Gonzales of Te Trims
ter, &C. hr. Luis Castro married CHI armine
Miss Pri ella Gonzales Of the same city;
ma rried Miss Betsy Rose Of SEATTLE, Tash.,
also very popu1a girl. From the Writer'S
observation, good weather is sighted ahead
for those happy couples.
Tuesday, Oct. l5,--Nine bachelors took
auto trip to North re tmin ster and Van
tn cir friends in an al1-night dance at the
hone of Mr. Mrs. Rsbontad. Thoss who
ma de the trip E. Franc ia, P. Dadivas,
'. BarriOs, a. .ussca, N: Diaz, 2. W1lanar,
l.. Arccnas, l.. Castro and 7. Zo1ina.
-, 4 doublS wsddine ceremony vas held at,
MARI led to Sc undo Fortil1os and Hiss
Betty Oaks married to IS tanis1ao Na1a-
banan. Rev. Harry Hudson peri ormed the &C.
remony. Both couples are residiue in Bre-
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1929-11-30

Florent inc Cayco, ssistant superin-
tSndent of ity school in Manila, was
transient visitor in San Franci TOO recently
" here he stayed for three weeks before re-
turning to the Islands to complete the last
part of his journey around the wor Id which
he star ted six months ago.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1929-11-30

The first Rial beue fl dance which
wa held two weeks ago was full, ac-
or ing to the committee in charge. Ab out
$40 raj sed that nj fht.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-04
COUNTY COURT AT LAW
Hon. Holm KIeiber. Judge

Hon. John Kleiber, Judge
The following suits were dis
missed:
Frontier Lumber Co. VS.. Eagle
Pass Lumber Co. ct al.
Palmer and Dever Supply Co. VS..
A. E. Martin.
Palmer and Dever Supply Co. VS..
r. S. Larimer.
Palmer and Dover Supply Co. VS..
Charles H. Brown.
Palmer and Dever Supply Co. VS..
A. E. Martin, Jr.
Frontier Lumber Co. VS.. Miguel
Pacheco.
L. L. Down VS.. Mrs. Rae Kaplan.
Otto Zacharias VS.. H. NJ Harper.
G. F. kiester VS.. Al w. Hosinske.
Reuter- Seed Co. VS.. Bert Cooke
ct al.
j. F. Patterson VS.. w. F. wilkin-
son.
Hilliard Smith, Jr. VS.. Home Ser
vice Sales Co.
Frank Swilling VS.. G. A. Sullivan
ct 81.
McDavitt Bros. VS.. st. l.. B. and
M. Railway Co.
McDavitt Bros. VS.. st. L. B. and
M. Railway Co.
McDavitt Bros. VS.. st. L. B. and
M. Railway Co.
Alexander Marketing Co. VS.. st.
L. B. and M. Railway Co.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-04

W. H. Baxter, ST., Mrs. j. s. Phil
lips, Mrs. Dan Ratliff and Mrs. H.
A. Holloway as clerks.
Candidates who have announced
for offices are Mayor d. E. Kirgan,
commissioner No L, j. L. Compere,
Jr.; commissioner No. 2, H. T.
Hampton; commissioner No. 3, j. j.
Gibson; commissioner No. 4, +. e.
Smith and for judge of corporation
court, Luther Hughes. These are
the present city officials with the
exception of H. It. Hampton, who
takes the place of L. w. Yates. An
election at the same time has been
set for the issuance Of funding
bonds to the amount Of $4,000 for
the purpose of paying the outstand-
ing Indebtedness of the city, in
Guiding the refunding Of outstand-
ing general and capital warrants
and capital notes payable, and to
r" known as funding bonds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-04
Meeting Called To
Form Izaak Walton
League Club Here

All citizens interested in CONVEX
sation Of outdoor America have
been invited to attend a meeting at
the chamber Of commerce building
in Brownsville at 8 p. m. Thursday,
when it is planned to organize a
local chapter of the Izaak Walton
league of America.
The meeting will be directed by
G. A. Wheatley of San Antonio,
president of the Texas division Of
the organization. MI. Wheatley has
perfected organizations in ter VAL
ley towns in the past two weeks
and hopes to form three more chap
tefs this week in Brownsville, San
Benito and Mercedes.
The San Benito meeting Is sched-
uled for Friday evening.
Some people have the impress
sion that the Izzak Walton league
is a hunting or fishing club" said
Mr.. Wheatley. Nothing could be
further from the fact. The league
appeals to all outdoor lovers. It's
aim is to conserve, wild life. parks.
streams and forests for the future"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-04
Cameron Courts

Suits filed in the district courts:
r. w. Baxter VS.. John Keefe ct
al; debt and foreclosure.
Fidelity Loan and Investment CO.
vs.. II. G. Jessup; debt.
San Benito Bank and Trust Co.
VS.. c. H. DeBusk; debt.
Harlingen Development Co. VS..
w. H. Laid; debt and foreclosure.
Mrs. G. c. Kinds ct viz vs.. 0. L.
Jeffrey ct al; debt.
National Loan and Investmen.
Co. VS.. w. D. DePrang ct al; DEBT
and foreclosure.
National Loan and Investment
Co. VS.. S. j. Hopkins; debt and fore
closure.
Hope Ball Brooks VS.. j. g.
Brooks; divorce.
John Gregg VS.. H. c. Mitchell;
suit on note.
Samuel We'll and j. E. McAdamS
VS.. Southmost Planting Co.; debt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-04
MARRIAGE LICEISE
VIII Burkett and Reyes Beneg
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FURNISHED by Valley Abstrect Coz

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FURNISHED by Valley Abstract Coz
Cameron County
Marcelina Delgado to Guadalupe
Teran, lot 2, block S., Longoria
townsite, plat 2-26, $50.
Ludwig Buxhorn ct ux to A. E.
Whitney ct ux, block 10, Espiritu
Santo Irrigation Land Co.'S subdi-
vision, share !, containing 10 acres,
SO.
Henry Roberts to A. z. Whitney,
east half block 272, San Benito IT.
rigation Co., Espiritu Santo grant,
$40.
Brownsville Land and Improve
ment Co. to Apolonia Galicia, lots
9 and 10, block AZ, Brownsville
Land and Improvement Co.'S sub
division, SO.
Robert Harrison ct ux to D. r.
Hale, lot 9, block 1872, o. II. Harlin-
gen, $1,000.
D. r. Hale to H. T. Ramsey, lot
8, block 1872, city of Harlingen, $40.
j. H. burst ct al to M. Flora
Todd, north 5 acres block 10, survey
1873, $40.
J.. H. burst ct al to E. M. Todd,
south Is acres Of north half block
10, survey 1873, $4,000.
G. D.. Hanson to John D.. Hill, all
west half lot 8, block IS, city Har-
lingen, $40.
The Al Parker Securities Co. to
Louis KruSe, lot Is and west half
lot II, block IL, La Feria townsite,
$40.
The AL Parker Securities Co. to
Fred Norman, town lot IL and east
half lot II, block II, La Feria town.
site, $40.
The AL Parker Securities co. to
Mrs. Louise Pollert, lot IA, block Ii.
La Feria townsite, $40.
The Al Parker Securities Co. to
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Breitfield, town
lot Is, block IL, La Feria townsite,
$40.
A. F. Parker to Alfred Seminal.
Hubert v. Brentlinger, farm tract
SO, Coast Land Farms, Buena Vista
grant, Map 8-15, 20.3 acres, $5,075.
AL Parker Securities Co. to t. j.
Sullivan ct ux, block %, Olmito,
Map ell, $4,000.
J. T. Foster to N. s. Liddell, one
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-04
WESLACO WILL
VOTE TUESDAY
Mayor, 4 Commissioners.
Corporation Judge And
Funding Bonds Up

WESLACO, April 4-Tuesday has
peen set as the date for the mu-
nlcipal election at Weslaco at which
time there will be elected the may
or, four commissioners and a COR
poratlon judge. The election will
pe held IN the community hall with
Q. w. Gound as presiding Judge and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-04

Judgment by default was taken
in the following suits:
Patteson Motor Co. VS.. John w.
Burns ct al.
Farmers State Bank VS.. A. j.
Bowen ct al.
National Loan and Investment
Co. VS.. H. L. Teller.
Brownsville Auburn Co. VS.. o. j.
Gum.
Ernest Fernandez VS.. Albert r.
Kunsch ct al.
H. H. Hardin VS.. o. r. Hinoiosa.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-04

Hon. Oscar Dancy, Judge
COUNTY COURT
Suits filed:
Estate of Thomas G. Gardner,
deceased.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-04
28TH DISTRICT COURT

Hon. A. w. Cunningham, Judge
Ygnacio Trevino VS.. Maria Ayalla
Trevino; dismissed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-04

1O3RD DISTRICT. COURT
Hon. A. M. Kent, Judge
No orders.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-20
VYBOR SDRUZ. NOVINAROV
VO FLORIDE

Rev. G. L. Orbach a p. Jan Pan
kuch, clenovia vyboru Sdruzenia
Slovenskych Novinarov v Ameri-
Ike nachodia sa toho casu vo Flo
ride, kde prezerajd viacere plo-
chy, vhodne pre- kolonizaciu Slo-
vakov. Rev. Orbach postal nam
pohl'adnicu 20 Sebring, Fla. a pi-
Sc, re tam nasli najlepsiu zem,
akl kedy vo Floride videli, slcu
nielen na pest0vanie citrusoveho
ovocia, ale al ma vseobecne a zele-
ninarske farmarenie. Rev. Or
bach p. Pankuch podaji obsirnu
zprayu tejto ploche ma schodzi
noyinaroy, ktora bude zaciatkom
oktobra Scrantone.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-20
CAMPBELLCANIA DOSTALI
VAZENIE A POKUTY

II Campbellcania, ktori boil V
auguste arestovan1 federalnymi
prohibicnymi agentami, boil siide-
nj federalnym sudcom Weston V
Clevelande skoro vsetci odsnde-
nj ma penazne pokuty a vazenie
cd dvoch do siestich mesiacov.
Ktori sa hlasili "a vinnych, do
stall lahsie tresty nezli ii, ktori
sa hlasili "a nevinnych. Jeden boil
pusteny ma -slobodu pre- odtrhnu.
til nohu paru ich bolo prepuste.
ne, lebo nebolo dostatocnych do
kazov, pot'azne areStovane boly
neprave osoby., Medzi odsndenymi
SIT j Slovaci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-20
REV LEVA PREZRADIL
PASOVANIE CUDZINCOV

Rev leva v cirkusovom vlaku.
ktory siel Kanady cez tunel po-
pod st. Clair riekou do Port HUI
ron, Mich, prezradil IL cudzin-
Gov, ktori sa 20 cirkusovom vlaku
chceli prepasovat' do Spojenych
Statoy. Imigracnym lradnikom
bolo podozrive stale znrenie leva
v klietke, preto zodvihli plachtu,
ktorou bola klietka zakryta a ma
sli piatich cudzincov, strasne pre-
l'aknutych a trasncich sa, lezat'
medzi klietkou a platnom. Lev
nat 'ahoval svoju labu "a cudzin-
cami, ale ich nemohol chytit a
preto cd zlosti hadzal sa celou
svojou vahou IA mreze a z1rive
reval. Dalsia prehliadka vlaku
nasledovala a vysledok bol, ze
dvaja cudzinci najdeni boil este
medzi konikami, traja najdeni bo-
Ii maskovani ako siatrove stlpy a
jeden bol skrytI klbku povraza.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-20
ZDIVOCENA LULA
zoR1 PRoT1' 'sTRAJKERoM

Nrazdy, unosy / a kOrbacovanie
strajkerov textilkach Severnej
karoliny st na dennom poriad-
ku. Ziaden strajker, ba ami ich
pravotari ME su isti svojim zivo-
tom. Fabrikam podarilo sa akosi
nahuckat' l'ud prot strajkerom,
ktori su teraz prenasledovani a
stvani ami diva EVER. Strajkeri sa
probovali branit', zadovazili 81
zbran, ale boil paelytanf odyle-
ceni do vazenia, lebo re vraj sd
komunisti a chcn shodit' vladu
Severnej Karoliny. Luza minule-
no ttzdna prekazila robotnikom
list ma schodzu zastrelila iednu
zenn, matku styroch drobnych
detf, ktora sa vezla ma troku do
Gastonie, kde mala byt' schodza.
Boz unionistov kompaniami je
velmi ostry dosial' nevedet', a.
kO sa skoncf. V daktorych me-
stach strajker sa pokonali kom-
paniami; obdrziac podvysku alebo
inc vXhody, ale vo vacsine tovarni
strajk este panuje.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-20
NEDOSTALI OBCIANsTVO
PRE- PROHIBICNY ZAKON

Toho tyzdna vysl1chane bolo
255 kandidatov obcanstva, zpo-
medzi ktorych osemnastim me-
mohlo byt' obcanstvo udelene pre-
prohibiciu.. Jeden v aplikacii u
dial, ze nebol nikdy arestoyany,
kdezto vynaslo sa, ze bel aresto-
vany V Uniontown pre- predava-
ME cpojnych napojov. Sedem-
nastim Campbellcanom bolo ma
riadene, aby 81 zadovaziH novych
svedkov, lebo terajsf s1 federal
nymi vaznami pre- prestupovanie
prohibicnych zakonov. Tito ziada-
telia obcanstva budd ale muset'
mimo toho dokazat', ze nemali
znamost' priestupkoch svojich
svedkov. A to bude akiste mai
yacsia t'azkost'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-20
FRANCIA UPODOZRIEVA
ANGLIU A AMERIKU

Medzi .Spojenymi Statmi Ang-
lickom vedene sn teraz vyjedna-
vania ohl'adom Obmedzenia stav-
by valecnych lodi. Americke a
anglicke tasopisy pisu stale do
hode medzi Amerikou a Angliou
a preto ako Franc6zsko, tax inc
namorne mocnosti maju podozre-
ME, re sa tn Jedna o nieco, co bu-
de ma fch nkor. Franclzske caso-
pisy vystrihajn vladu, ably bola
ma pozore ked' Anglia s Ameri-
kou budn ziadat', ably sa Francnz-
sko pripojilo k zavazku obmedzit
zbrojenie, nedala sa oklamat'
Podozrenie, lie sa tn jedna fch
kozu, prejavujd i Taliansko a ia
ponsko.
Vyjednavania medzi Amerikou
a Angliou dosiaP boly ,zdarne Len
maly rozdiel panuje medzi mien-
kami. ze kol 'ko ktora krajina ma
mat valecnych kriziakov. Anglia
chce 50 kriziakov o $4,000 to-
mach a Amerike chce dozicit' 36
kriziakov 100000 tonach. Spo-
jene Staty 81 ziadajn 315,OOO ton.
Konecne dohodnutie medai Ang-
liou a Spoj. Statmi nastane DO
prichode. anglickeho predsedu Via
dy MacDonalda dooSpoj. Statov,
co sa stane ma budnci mesiac.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-20
STAVBA BUDOV NASICH
ORGANIZACIi ZAPOCATA

Organizacia Slovenskych Kato-
slickych Sokolov zapocala po tieto
dni stavbu svojej uradnej budovy
meste Passaic, N. j. Bude to bu-
dova nadherna, kde bud1 nielen
dradovne a tlaciaren X. Sokola. a.
lie al obchodne nradne miestno-
sti pre- obchodnikov profesiona-
Low.
V Clevelande zapocata bola '
piatok stavba budovy I. K. S. 4
Jednoty ma Lee Road. Tato budo.
va bude 4-poschodova budn v
nej umiestene tiez vsetky iiradov-
ne. Pri zapocati kopania zakladov
bol pritomny cely hlavny drad,
z nasho mesta pani Maria C. Slif-
kova, hi. uctovnicka. g
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-20
RUsI A tfNANIA So TICHo.

Ma rvsko-clnskych hraniciach
je toho tyzdna ticho. Neudaly sa
ziadne vaznc srazky. Cfnani uda-
Ii, ze v bojoch minuleho tyzdna
Rusi i'm zapricinili skodu ma mno-
ho milionov dolarov. Rusi odpove-
dali, ze museli potrestat Cinanov
"a zverstva, ktore popachali ma
Rusoch, zijdcich v Mandz1rii a
na hraniciach. Rusi uverejnnjti
jeden obraz, ma ktorom je vyo-
brazene IL mrtvol odseknutymi
hlavami, ako ma ukazku 60 Gina
MIA yystrajajd.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-20
VYTLA LACANIE HROZNA
JE VRAJ ZAKONITE
Prohibicny uradnik nema sa sta
rat do toho, co vykona priroda
so st'avou.

Cd desiatich rokov panovania
prohibicie toto je po prvy raz, re
sa hlavny federalny prohibicny
komiSar vyslovil jasne, ci je slo-
bodno sdkromnym rodinam pre-
sovat' hrozno pre- svoju spotrebu.
Prohibicny komisar Doran vyslo-
vii sa ma natlak pestovatel 'ov
hrozna, ktorfm hrozil hplny fl
nancny hpadok pre- neistotu, aka
panovala V tomto OIL 'ade. Vlani
cele vlaky hrozna pohnilo, lebo
prohibiciaci hrozili arestovanim
kazdeho, kto by vytlacal hrozno-
vii st 'avu.
DR.. Doran objasnil 2. paragraf
%. cl. Volsteadovho prohibicneho
zakona, zt'ahujlceho sa ma spo-
trebu ovocnych stiav V tom pa
ragrafe stoji, re sa z jablk moze
cider robit'. ale neni udane, ci al
y hrozna sa ptoze vino r0bit'. V
inych paragrafoch je zas urcene,
ze ziaden alkoholicky napoj ne
smie byt' opojny. DR.. Doran Wy
svetlil tento paragraf v tom smy-
sic, re sa tyka rovnako vSetkeho
ovocia ale len pre- rodinnn spo-
trebu. Tedy obchodna vyroba
hroznovej st'avy, pot 'azne vina,
je zakazana. St'ava sice nesmie
byt, opojna, ale prirodu nemozno
kontrolovat' a konecne, jeden po-
harik cisteho hroznoveho vina
este nikoho neopil, lebo vo vine
je malo alkoholu. DIR. Doran po-
tom nariadil vsetkym prohibic-
nym nradrikom, ably dali pokoj
rodinam, ktore 81 tlacia hroznovn
St'avu, ably dozerali len na to, ze
by hrozno nebolo upotrebene pre-
obchodn1 vyrobu vfna. To INA
mena, re kto by vyrabal hrozno-
vii st 'avu pre- domacu spotrebu a
potion ju predaval, prestupuje fe-
deralny zakon. St'ava musi byt'
vypita donna, nesmie byt' ami pre-
vazana, ami predavana. Vytlaca-
ME st 'avy dovolene je len Sc
zone.
Nacelnik mestskej prohibicnej
caty, Engelhardt sa nedavno w.
slovil, re jeho cata da pokoj rodi-
nam, ktore majd donna hroznovn
st t'avu (vino) pre- svoju spotrebu.
Jeho cata ale arestuje kazdeho,
kto ma co len trochu palenky, pi-
va alebo kom sa vie, re predava
svoje vino.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-20
VEL'KE NE$TASTE
MA JAZERE MICHIGAN

V pondelok v noci potopila sa
ma jazere Michigan nakladna lod'
Andaste, vezica mimo strku 25
clenov posadky. Trosky lode
rozmetane boly ma siroko-d 'aleko
a po muzoch MET ami stopy. V
pondelok noci zurila ma jazere
vel'ka blrka. Ma mieste, kde sa
lod' zatopila, je hlboko a tym sa
vysvetluje, preco nebola najdena
ami jedna mrtvola. Andaste bola
Pod stara a nehodila sa ma plavbu
|po jazere.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-20
MAbARKY VRAzDILY
MUzOV Al DIETKY

Nedavno SINE boil priniesli
zpravu, ze solnockej stolici, v
Mad 'arsku, priSlo sa ma stopn
vseobecneho otrayovania mnzov
Mad 'arkami, ktore rady FRAZER
ely a chcely zbohatn1t'. Mad ar
kan predavaly otravn porodne
baby. Dosial dokazans bolo vra-
hynam so vrazd. Vrchnosti terax
daily yykopavat' j mrtvoly deti,
ktore zomrely "a poslednych ME-
kol 'ko rokov. Dokazalo So, IL a.
pravene bolo No druhy svet s.
mnoho wac deti, nexli mpSoy;