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The Washington times., 1930-09-30
CREECY CRIME
A MYSTERY

The hidden motive, which
prompted Lieut.. Col. Richard
Bennett Creecy to brutally hack
his wife on the head with a camp
ak and then tsxe his own life
Sunday morning, is still being
sought by police.
So far the only explanation
that can be offered by fellow
Officers Of the dead colonel OF
Marines is that he suffered a
mental alteration as an after
math to tropical fever he suf-
fered some months ago.
On Saturday evening the couple
visited the home Of his parents
and both were in excellent spirits,
nothing limiting the shadow Of
death hung over the head Of the
officer and his wife.
Bought the Gun
Colonel Creecy visited the
Sport Mart early Saturday after
noon, according to Edgar T.
GrigSby and, introducing himself,
stated that he was bound for the
tropics and wanted a heavy re-
volver to take along with him.
The clerk was taken to view
the body of the officer and posi-
Continued on Page 2, Col. 81
The Washington times., 1930-09-30
Warning to Publishers
Alarms the Politicians
BY WILLIAM &. HUTCHINSON

BY WILLIAM Is. HUICH1NSON
The unusual action Of the
Senate Campaign Fund Con
mittee in warning publishers
against further publication Of
Hbelous attacks on its inquiry
into, the Illinois Senatorial pri-
mary today provoked the interest.
Of political leaders.
The warning was viewed as an
additional notice Of q battle to
keep Mrs. Ruth Hanna McCor-
mick out of the Senate even If
she wins in November as the
Republican Senatorial nominee.
It likewise was interpreted as
meaning the committee intends
Ito fight back" against the huge
publicity campaign conducted in
behalf Of Mrs. Mccormick, with
the Senate as its target.
The committees action was
without precedent in recent Con-
greSSional history. Four mem
bers united in issuing the ''libel''
warning. They declared they had
repeatedly denied the Mccormick
charges that committee agents
invaded her home, rifled her
papers and tapped her telephone
wires. They said newspapers had
ignored these denials and that
hereafter they would hold each
newspaper publisher personally
responsible if his newspaper
again printed her chargeS.
Threatens Suit
The warning closed with the
statement that neither the com.
mittee nor any Of its members
were waving their right to in.
stitute libel or Slander action for
what had been said or published
about their investigation.
No explanation was offered but
it was viewed here as indicating
some members Of the committee
Continued on Page 2, Col. -
The Washington times., 1930-09-30

gay with feStlvlty.
The Washington times., 1930-09-30
Committee to Probe
ScIaaLL's CaI1aDaiqHs

Campaign expenditures and
methods of Senator Thomas D.
Schall (R.), Of Minnesota, in his
race for reelection, were marked
for investigations by the Nye sen.
atorial campaign investigating
committee yesterday.
Senator Gerald p. Nye (R.), Of
North Dakota, chairman Of the
committee, revealed that hear.
ings would be held either In
Minnesota or Washington. These
may not be held until after the
November election, but the com.
mittee is bent upon looking into
the complaints against Schall
which have been received, Nye
said.
The Washington times., 1930-09-30
KING FAUD VISITS SUEZ
-1ntsrnational Newsreet
DENIES EVERYTHING

SUEz, Egypt, Sept. 80 dN.so'
For the first time since his ascen-
sion to the throne in 1917, King
Faud paid an official visit to this
city, coming in his private yacht
via the Suez Canal. The city was
gay with feStivity.
The Washington times., 1930-09-30
Cannon RAVES
At REPORTERS

Bishop James Cannon, jr, and
his bride were back in Washington
today from Brazil where the
bishop heads the new Methodist
Church.
Arriving at Union Station last
night, his crutch wrapped in brown
paper and not in use, Cannon had
"nothing to say" regarding charges
filed against him recently by four
travelling elders Of the church.
Cannon's trip from New York
was marked by the usual attention
paid notables-he was accompa-
MED by photographers, who set off
a parrage of flashlights when the
party arrived here. .Y
The bishop at first was placid.
but his two sons, w. B. and James,
Continued on Page 2, Col. -
The Washington times., 1930-09-30
ADVERTisEMENl

Tt is EatmOr Cranberry Tlme-Ep3oy
this refreshing red fruit now-The sartg
Eatmor CranberTries are especially gooa
for making Jelly. Just try CranberfR
Jelly with cream cheese-it - ~
9mhtful combination.
The Washington times., 1930-09-30
NYE ACCUSED
Of GAGG|NC
PRESS
Warnings to Publishers Is
Viewed by Politicians As
Without Precedent or Need

CENTRALIA. H., Sept. 80
dN.s3-Informed Of q warning
issued by the Nye COMMITTEES to
newspapers regarding her charges
Mrs. Ruth Hanna Mccormick in
a statement here today declared
that the investigating group was
attempting to throttle the press
Of the Uniter States.
In her statement the Repubh-
can senatorial nominee took the
committee to task for failing to
hear the charges she had made.
The Washington times., 1930-09-30
BARBER COUNT
To WE'D D. c.
TEACHER
Hapsburg Scion Arrives In
N. y; WIN Marry CoIored
Girl, Phyllis C. Terrell

"A royal inter-racial romance,
with q member Of the old Haps-
burg family, which once ruled
Austria Hungary, and . colored
District school teacher as the
principals was revealed today.
Two days ago, Count Rudolph
Ralhawekele Klandenstein, who
has turned hair dresser since
nobility were driven to work fol-
lowing the war. arrived in New
York as a stoWaway on the
French liner DeGrasse. Ne said:
"Not only . career awaited
me III AmeFica, but my Efancee,
PhyHIis Church Terrell, Of wash
fmgtoal. Z was lHlnetBoaaA Kt
d III ne blood 7 an not .
barber but 8 hair dresser. II
Is IN art in itself. !"
Fiancee Ii Silent
Miss Terrell declined to either
confirm or deny her betrothal to
the count. but did agree that he
was impetuouS. She is q teacher
in the Shaw Junior Eigh School
for colored, daughter Of the late
Judge Robert NJ. Terrell, OF the
Municipal Court, and resides In
the 1900 block s st. N. w.
She stated that while abroad
the past summer, she met the
hairdreSsing nobleman and was
surprised to learn that he had
arrived in America.
Adamant in her stand, the
teacher stated that the publicity
attendant the situation would
prove Embarrassing"
Confined to Brig
Clutching an umbrella, Count
Rudolph was discovered wclking
the deck Of the liner on the sec
ond day out and was confined to
the brig. Upon docking here, the
count was lead to Ellis Island.
He will be confined there until
Saturday when the Decrease will
make its return trip to France
and he with it.
Since embracing on an artistic
hairdreSsing career, the count has
taken up residence in Paris. He
is 36 years old.
The teachers mother was at
one time a member of the Board
Of Education here.
The Washington times., 1930-09-30
Bob Is LegisLGted
Out of Fashion

VIENNA, Sept. 80 (US).-Bob-
bed hair today was solemnly legis-
lated out Of fashion by the Inter-
national HairdresserS' Congress, in.
session at the Austrian capital.
Bobbed hair with long evening
gowns is impossible" a resolution
adopted by the congress states.
Decollete requires stylish coiffeur
appropriate to the style Of the
gown.
The Washington times., 1930-09-30
SAYS
HE'LL WIN
GAME
Hopes Connie MaCk'II Send
Ace to Mound, He Says, and
SCOTS at Secret Practice

NEW YORK, Sept. 80 GIN.
S.).-BOtE the National and
Columbia BrOadcasting systems
will tell radio listeners the story
Of the world series baseball
games, starting tomorrow IN
Philadelphia.
Ford Fricl, noted New York
sports writer, win give the ex.
pert opinion on the National
BrOadcasting system.
The broadcast in PhiIadel.
phia tomorrow win start ut 4
o'clock D. m. Eastern Standard
Tire. M1aile the Sc. Louis games
viii be bk0adcast ct 2:1S East.
cEm &tnMdMRd Tiaaae.
Fair weather was pr01naNeM
today for the first game. While
the skies win be clear. there is
likely TO be 8 tang in the air.
Many PhiIad delpl1ianS were wear
ing tOpOoatS today.
BY JAMES L. KLGALLEN
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 50
tI.N4S) .-Burleigh Grimes, the
great money pitcher Of the st.
Louis Cardinals, today declared
with q touch Of turbulence in his
manner that he is going to hllrl
the opening game Of the world
series here tomorrow against ti1e
Philadelphia Athletics and, in the
next breath, Scornfully demanded
to know what all this secrecy ie
about" concerning whom the AS
viii pitch. Grimes said with
Sublime confidence:
I'm going to heat these AS.
All we've got to do is to watch
three playerS-SimmOnS, EOxx
and COChrane. They have rot
to watch nine. III I can't han.
die this team I'm ready for the
old mans hd1ne."
Grimes was standing in the
lobby of the downtown hotel &c
which the carefree and dashing
Red Birds Of st. Louis are quar-
tered. They were killing tfrne''
before leaving for Shibe Park
where, at ] o'clock this afternoon,
they will indulge in q workout to
familiarize themselves with the
grounds.
Street Serenely Smoking
Nearby sat Manager Gabby
Street, opening kilograms and
pulling away serenely at q black
pipe. Lounging on a settee were
frankie FriSch, Sunny Jim" Bot
tomley, Taylor Douthit, Sparky,
Adams, Flint Rhem, and other
Cardinals. The players were in.
Continued on Page ,. Col. ~
The Washington times., 1930-09-30
This Times Will Give World Series News

Babe Ruth,
the greatest
figure base
ball has ever
KIN o " n. Is
W ritin & a
daily article
analyzing thc
world serie.
players. Each
day Of tn,
series he viii
disc s s the
highIights and
after it is al
over he will
on du Ct q
twO-day post
mOrtem.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-25
SAYS! TANLAC
WITHOUT EQUAL FOR
STOMACH AND LIVER
TROUBLES
Nurse Gives Remarkable Endorsement

Tanlac may seem miraculous in
its action to millions who ended
stomach, liver and kidney troubles
as we'll as rheumatism, pains IN
the back. sides. joints and muscles
from its use - hut the truth Is every
drop Of Tanlsc is strong potent medi-
cine while most other remedies are weak
and ineffective. Mrs. r. PiccOrd, a nurss
with many years experience. IS one who
ought 20 know. She says, In 10 years ae-
tive nursing have found Tanlac without
an equal as a remedy for stomach and
liver troubles. and I can certainly prom
Use people wonderful results in view OF
my long experience with this medicine. !
had stomach troubles for years. could eat
scarcely anything without suffering. never
any appetite. always nervous and run
down. But ms soon as I began Tanlac Il
started to build me right M. All stomach
troubles we're routed and never any pain.
distress or gases since. Now | cat everv-
thing with perfect safety" Many patent
medicines make glowing promises that
may tempt YOU TO buy them but penent-
be- Taplsc ia a REAL medicine that
backs its claims with n guarantee. Do
not accept substitute Al all druggists.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-25
PRECEDENT SET
BY u. S. COURT
UTILITY DECREE
Federal Judge Refuses to
Enjoin Competition by
TELEPHONE Firm.

Possibility of patrons breaking a
utility monopoly, where rates appear
to them unjust and excessive, was
strengthened today by a decision Of
Judge Robert G. Baltzell in federal
court. here.
The decision, handed down Mon
day afternoon, dismissed the petit
ton of the Batesyille Telephone
Company to enjoin the Farmers
Mutual Telephone Company from
operating in Versailles.
The BatesviIIe company owns a
Versailles exchange. Two years ago
it secured a rate raise there. There
were thirteen farmer lines and nine
of them formed the Farmers
Mutual and were granted permits
sion by the public service commits
sion to erect an exchange just out
side Versailles.
This order was written by former
commissioner Harvey Harmon and
was the first Of its kind in COM
mission history Versailles business
men, cut off from contact with their
country customers, later petitioned
the commission *or permission to
install mutual phones.
Commissioner Calvin Mcintosh
wrote a decision granting the per-
mission. He was joined by Commits
sioners Frank Singleton and Jere
West and the order was passed.
Chairman John w. McCardle and
Commissioner Howell Ellis dissented.
The matter was taken by the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-25
MORE MURDERS
/ ARE PINNED ON
POISON KILLER
Detroit Police Confirm
Confession of Baker,
Impulse Slayer.
BIZ United Prcss

m VfffN FffFf
NEW YORK. Feb. 25.-Jsmes
Baker. self-credited with eleven
murders by poison and gun, bored
by almost ceaseless police inter
rogation, found solace today in the
knowledge that he had been ad
Judged sane legally.
The 23-year-old farmland. whose
murder revelations rival in ingenuity
the historical crimes of the Borgia
aSanily in Rena issance Florence. con-
fessed his eleventh homicide Mon
day.
He told OF killing a taxi driver
named South in Detroit, Jan. 20, and
pawning a watch he took from the
dead man. This story and his
previous revelation that he killed
Walter Aue, a railroad detective
were confirmed by Detroit police.
Police also obtained from him a
full statement on how ne murdered
Henry Cav, a Waterman in the
Guggenheim laboratories here, Dec.
%, 1928, by ramming a cyanide
soaked pistol barrel down GaW'S
throat
On the basis Of this and the fact
that Baker had been found sane.
District Attorney Grain said he
would ask the grand jury today or
Wednesday to indict him for Gaws
murder.
At the bureau of identification.
where he was taken after appear
ing in the police lineup. Baker gave
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-25
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

BatesyiIIe company into federal
court, on the ground that it vio-
lated the fourteenth constitutional
amendment prohibiting conflscation
Of property.
In upholding the commission de-
cision, Judge Baltzell laid down the
rule that the state commissioners
shall decide in matters Of issuance
of a certificate of public necessity
and convenience. Whether a hard
ship was worked on the plaintiff
also was for them to decide, his de-
cision points out.
ut is not for this court TO say
whether the commission acted wise
ly," the decision continues. pointing
out that no evidence of lack Of
equal protection under tie law or
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-25
conhscation without due process OF

confscation without due process of
law was in the record.
So far-reaching is the effect of
such a decision that the case may be
taken to the United States supreme
court. it was reported. The Bates
vile company is said to be a sub
sidiary of the Southern Indiana Tel
ephone and Telegraph Company
property of former Governor James
Goodrich.
Attorney General James NJ.
Ogden was represented in the case
by George w. Hufsmith, assistant
in charge of utilities. Hufsmitn an
nounced that he is prepared to fight
the case through the highest court,
if appeal is taken.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-25

what authorities consider supple
mental evidence that he murdered
Cav.
A detective told Baker he doubted
the story of Detroit police that he
could tear a thick telephone book in
half
rs that 500" was the rejoinder
of the offended youth. Give me
a telephone book One was supplied.
He gripped the back Of it with ape
like hands and with barely any
effort, he ripped it in two.
The he unconsciously scattered
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-25
Leper Rewards Benefactor

BIZ United Press
CEDAR RAPIDS. Ia. Feb. 25-
Forty years ago V. King loaned a
sobbing boy 20 cents 50 he could
see a show. King received news of
leper's death recently and with
it a check for S2.57. 1t was the en-
tire estate of the boy he had be-
friended.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-25

What most people call indigestion
is usually excess acid in the stomach
The food has soured. The instant
remedy is an alkali which neutral
ICES acids. But don't use crude
helps. Use what your doctor would
advise.
The best help Is Phillips Milk
of Magnesia. For the so years since
its invention it has remained stand
ard with physicians. You will find
nothing else so quick in it's effect,
so harmless, SO efficient.
One tasteless spoonful in water
neutralizes many times its volume
in acid. The results are immediate,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-25

the leaves about the floor. 1t was
recalled that police investigating
GaW's murder, noted the leaves of
telephone book scattered about
the laboratory where the body OF
the poisoned Waterman was found.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-25
Rats Used in Diet Tests

PH Times Special
GREENCASTLE, Ind, Feb. Is
To test the relative values of Ger
tain diets, girls in the domestic
science classes of Greencastle high
school are using white rats as sub
iectS of exnerimentS-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-25

With no bad after effects. Once you
learn this fact, you will never deal
with excess acid in the crude ways.
Go learn-r1ow-why this method is
supreme.
Be sure to get the genuine Phillips
Milk of Magnesia prescribed by ply
sicians for so years in correcting ex-
cess acids. Csc and SOC bottle
any drugstore.
Milk of Magnesia" has been the
U. S. Registered Trade Mark of The
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Com
pany and its predecessor Charles H.
Phillips since 1875.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09
EUCHARIST1CKY KONCRES
v CARTHAGE

V stredu zapocaty boil Kar-
tagu, Tunisii, eucharisticky kon-
gres, ma ktory doslo 10000 kato-
lickych pdtnikov, medzi mimi
mnoho arcibuskupov, biskupov,
prelatov a do tritisic knazov. Po-
boznosti budd trvat' pat dnf. w.
Sc 400 oltarov bolo postavene.
Pontifikalnu sv. omsu bude sl1-
zit' kardinal Lepicier V svalani-
mach baziliky sv. Cypriana V
kartagskej katedrale.
Kartag ma teraz len okolo 1000
obyvaterov, ale "a rimskeho pan.
stva bolo jednym najvacslch
miest ma svete. Malo vyse miliol'
obyvatel 'ov. V tom meste obeto.
vane boly tisice krest 'anov di.
wynn zverom. Skoro vsetci dcast
nici eucharistickeho kongresu bu
dd byvat' ma lodiach, ma ktorych
sa dovezli, lebo v Kartagu MET
bytov pre- Mich.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09
Program banketu
vypracovany
Kongresny vybor porobil pred
prace ku kongresu Slov. Ligy.

Pan A. M. Palkovir, tajomnik
kongresutho vIboru nam oznamil,
ze vO Stvrtok minultho tvzdna
NAL kongresnI vlbor pod pred
Sednictvom Rev. Jozpfa l.. Kcsti-
ka sch0dzu, ma ktorej Sostavenv
Dol program banketu, ktorI bude
usporiadany +. jlina k pocte hi.
ilradnikov Llgy a organizacii a de-
legatov kongresu. Blanket bude V
Ohio hoteli, kde bude kongres.
Program banketu je:
|. Hudba zahra "Star Spang-
led Banner.
2. Privitanie. Rev. Jozef L. 10
silk, predseda kongresneho vybo-
ru.
3. Uvodna rec toastmajstra NJ
j. PalkoviGa, preds. Okr. Sboru
Slov. Ligv a vHpomoc. okresneho
zalobcu.
4. Spev. Spevokol Sv. Cecllie z
osady Sv. Mateja, pod vedenim
prof. Belavica.
). Privltanie V meme NEST 'anov.
Hon. Joseph L. IIeffernan, mayor.
6. Hudba. Orchestra p. Juraja
kriSpinsktho.
Z. Rec. Ivan Bielek, predseda
Slov. Ligy.
8. Komickl vystup. Stanislav
Necko.
9. Rec. Hon. Roscoe McCulloch,
senator Spoj. Statov.
10. Spcv. Pani Anna Shuster
II. Rec. DIR. Gustav Kosik
preds. SSH. a redaktor Katolicka.
no Sokola.
-. Spev. Spevokol Sv. Cenilie
13. Reel zastupcov slovenskycI
organizacii.
Banket sa zaGne rcvno o I. ho.
dine vecer. Po bankpte taneGna
zabava. Hrat' bude orchestra D.
Juraia KriSpinskeho.
Kongres prvI den bude V spa
nielSkel izbe hotelu a V druhy dei
bude auditoriume. Vstupnt na
banket bude 5000.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09
Slovenskyy chlapcek
zabityy autom
Emil Hamrak stal sa obet'ou ry-
chile hnaneho auta.

Emil Hamrak, 7-rocny syn ia
ma Hamraka jeho manzelky, 2
2739 Julian ST., bol smrtel'ne po-
kaliGeny vo Stvrtok vecer minu-
ltho tIzdha automobilom, ktory
tuho hnal Joseph J. Jordan Pu-
laSki, Pa. Nest 'aStie sa udalo ma
rohu Julian st. a Indianola Ave,
Chlapcek sa viezol ma sktteri a
prave vysiel Julian ST.. do In
dianola Ave-, ked sa primal Jor-
dan ma auto. Chlapcek utrpel pre-
bite lebky, zlomenie chrbtovej
kosti, pravej nohy rebier a cd,
reniny. Bol odvezeny do nemoc-
nice, kde zomrel O l 81 piatok
rano. Jordan boil arestovany a
potom pusteny domov. Bude "a
vedene vysetrovanie, ti je Jordan
ma vine alebo ME. Jordan chcel
vyhnnt' udereniu chlapca, zakrn.
til autom slime a prekotil sa.
Pohrab Emilka Dol V pondelok
rano domu smntku a chramu
Sv. Mateja. Pohrabnf obrady Wy.
konal Rev. FIR. kozelek. Pochova.
ny Dol V Calvary cintorine. O.
plakavaju ho okrem rodiGoy Sc,
stry Maria, Katarina a Helena a
brat Jan. !,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09
700 DETi GRADUUJE
z KATOLiCKYCH SK0L

V Youngstown je IS osadnych
katolickych sk6l, 2 ktorych bude
graduovat ma buduci mesiac vyse
700 ziakov. 10 slovenskych skol
graduuje nasledovny poeet: 20
skoly Sv. Cyrilla a .Nethoda 43,
Najsv. Mena Jezis SO, Sv. Mateja
81 Sv Alzbety %. Certifikaty
rozdavane budu 8. a Is. jilna, v
osade Mena JeziS IS. maja, lebo
Rev. Kocis cdchadza so svatovoj-
tesskou vypravou do kraja.
Ziactvo Skoly Sv. Cyrilla a Me-
thoda usporiada prilezitosti "a
vrsenia skolsktho roku dive pred
stavenia, a to IS. a %. maja. Pr
We bude ziakov g., 4. 5. triedy
a druhe ziakov 20 g., 7. 8. trie-
dy. Bohaty program je chystan!
a bude prevedeny popoludnl
ypCer.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09
LANSINGVILLSKY KLUB
ZADAL PROTESTY

LansingvillskI klub NAL ne
del sch6dzu, ma ktorej sa roz
hodnul zaslat' protest proti zamy-
81 'anemu zatvoreniu Center ST.
mosta, ktory ma byt opravovany.
Tajomnik klubu, p. Juraj Palas-
cak mi. nam sd~lil, re keby bol
most zavrety, Slovaci, ktorl pra-
cuj1 II Republic Steel, Sharon
Steel a Youngstown Sheet and
Tube Co., museli by do prace i z
prace chodit ma okolo, co by W.
zadovalo zmarneme hodne drahe-
no casu nadarmo.
Klub tiez protestuje proti par
kovaniu autov ma Shirley Rd. a
ma Poland Ave. a vybor ma Ia
! krocit IL komisara premavky pro-
ii rychlemu hnaniu automobilov
20 Indianola ulici, kde pred kra-
| tkym casom zabity boil jeden Slo-
yak predoSlf tyzden jeden slo-
vensky chlapec.
, Klub sa rozhodnul zakrocit' al
proti kontraktorom, ktorf vykepti
pivnicu pod dom a potion nechajii
vsetko tax. Policainy sef Dol po-
ziadany, ably nariadil policajtom
davat' pozor ma chlapcov mia
dencov, ktorych milou zabavou je
robit' kirk po uliciach nocnou no
dinou a robit' skodu l'ud'om a
mestu, volanim hasicov, lamanim
"stop" tabuliek atd'. hadzanim
blata po domoch l'ud 'om atd'.
Klub sa usniesol usporiadat ii.
maja vecer card party. PIP. Jan
Jarab Michal Palkovie povedia
kratke reel ku mladikom, ably sa
stall clenmi Polit. klubu. Klub po-
volava ddkyne 20 zenskeho klu.
bu ma party.
| Pc schodzi recnil p. A. Jacobs
kandidat ma serifa. Boil srdecne
prijaty.
| Klub "a svoju pracu v prospect
Lansingvillu zasl1zi, aby Dol je
no elenom kazdy lansingvillskj
| Slovak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09

novoutvorent sudcovsk6 miesto.
Ma dobr1 prilezitost' byt' zvole-
ny, lebo poziva dctu nielen kru-
hu prist' 'ahovalcov, ale i tn rode
nych. Pozlva vcl'k1 uctu i me.
dzi pravotarmi. Asi pred rokom
Dol zvoleny V pravotarskej komo-
re "a predsedu zvlastnej komisie
ma vypracovanie pravotarskej e.
tiky vysetrenie neprlstojnTch
sposobov prevadzania pravotar-
stva II niektorIch pravotarov.
Ked' bude zvoleny, Slovaci budn
mat V nom opravdovtho a doka-
zan6ho priatel