davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-14
Byvalyy prezident
Taft pochovanyy
Zomrel v sobotu vecer po jedno-
mesacnej nemoci ma stvrdnutie I'll.

V sobotu veGer SIS hodine
zomrel vo Washingtone William
Howard Taft, prezident Spoie.
nych Statov v rokoch l9O9-l913
a "a poslednych devat' rokov mai.
vyssl sudca krajiny. Zomrel vo
veku 73 rokov ma porazku, ktora
povstala 20 zvapenatenia krvnych
ciev, ktora nemoc no napadla 3.
februara.
Prezident Hoover nariadil 30
d1ovy narodny smdtok po celej
krajine.
Pohrab boil v utorok toho tyz-
dna z unitarianskeho chramu Vse-
tkych Dusi a pochovany bol ma
narodnom cintorine Arlington,
kde LEILA vsetci zomreli vynika-
j1ci synovia Ameriky.
Nebohy Taft narodil sa Gin
cinnati 5. septembra 1857. STUDIO
val pravo ma Yale univerzite, kde
graduoval v 1878. V nasom State
zacal praktizovat' v 1880. V roku
1887. vymenovanI bol "a okruz-
neho sudcu Spoj. Statov, roku
1890 "a generalneho solicitora
Spoj. Statov o diva roxy nato "a
okruzneho federalneho sudcu Sic
steho okruhu a v 1901 "a civilne-
no guvernera Filipinskych ostro-
vow. V 1904 no prezident Roose-
welt vybral "a tajomnfka depart
mentu vojny a 1908 boil nomi-
novany republikanskou stranou
"a prezidentskeho kandidata. V
novembri boil potion zvoleny. Pc
skontenfs svojho. terrhfnu, sta1t sa
profesorom prava ma Yale univer-
ute a roku 1921 no prezident
Harding vymenoval "a najvyssie-
no sudcu Spoj. Statov, v ktorom
trade zotrval az do 3. februara,
kedy sa pre- nemoc pod'akoval.
Taft boil obi 'dbenym clovekom,
lebo rad NAL zarty i sam zartoval
Ked' boil prezidentom, bola pri
nom depntacia Slovakov, kto-
rel boil nebohy mas Jan Ferien-
elk. Ked' ho Taft zazrel, hned'
sa chutne zasmial, re naSiel sebe-
rovntho - lebo obaja boil hodne
tucni yelki. ia vojny Taft rec
nil " Bridgeporte ma slovenskom
shromazdeni.
Zanechal /manzelku, dvoch sy-
nov a jednu dceru. b.
Mech mil je vd'acna pamfatka
i medzi nami afnerickymi Slovak-
mi! s...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-14
kongres Slov. Ligy
bude 4. a S. j11na
Hotel Ohio vybrany "a kongresnd
miestnost'. - Vybor Dol vo stu.
tok v Pittsburghu.

kongres Slovenskej Ligy bude
4. a 5. jdna toho roku, rozhodnul
hlavny drad Slovenskej Ligy, a
ME koncom mcsiaca maja, ako sa
zprvu predpokladalo. Tnto zpra-
WI doniesli z Pittsburghu Rev. Jo-
zef kostik, predseda kongresneho
vyboru a A. M. Palkovic a Jan
Hura, elenovia vybor, ktori yo
stvrtok navstfvili hlavnu tirado-
vflu Lfgy. Kongres bude v Ohio
hotef, kde je vsetko: miestnost'
ma zasedania, jedalna dobre by
ty pre- hi. iradnikov delegatoy.
Cstredna sprava Ligy znasa
trovy len "a kongresnd miestnost'
a preto d'alsie sa musi starat'
kongresny vybor mahoningski
Slovaci. Vykonny vybor kongres-
ntho vyboru, pozostavajiici Rev.
kostika, A. M. Palkoviea, Jana
Guru, lmra Zetts, Juraja Labudn.
Andreja Benedika a Mateja Mar
tinku usniesol sa usporiadat' vel
XII tanecnd zabavu q. aprila
znamej Elms taneGnej sieni, kto-
rej eisty zisk obratenl bude ma
vydavky kongresom spojent. Ma
tejto tanecnej zabave bude pre-
vedena korunacia 81. Marie Ma
tuscak, ktora bola minute vybra-
ma "a kral 'ovnu krasiek.
Vykonny vybor planuje pocas
kongresu usporiadat' zajazd k So
che generala Milana r. Stefani-
ka do Wade parku v Clevelande,
kde bude usporiadana, narndna
slavnost' ako' pocas predosltho
kongresu Ligy v Lorain.
Bud1ca sch6dza Okr. Sboru
SLOW. Ligy, spolkov a kongresne-
no vyboru bude "a. marca v sko-
lie ev. cirkve "Jan Hus", kedy bu-
de al kult1rny vecierok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-14
CHCE DEPoRTovAT
CUDzINCov
Senator Heflin podal navrh tom
smysle v senate. Deportovani by
boil len nesakonite prisli.

Senator Heflin Z Alabamy 20.
dal stredu Senate Spojenych
Statov rezol1ciu, ably boil preve.
deny popis cudzincov v krajine a
| deportacia tych, ktorf sem prisli
nezakonite. Povedal, ze cudzinci
sl hlaynou pricinou nezamestna.
nosti Amerike deportacia ne
zakonite prislych by nielen 'odpo-
mohla nezamestnanosti, ably by to
bola al rama proti zlocinu a ko-
munizmu v Amerike. Senator
Heflin sa vyslovil:
"Sedem million cudzincov byva
v nasej krajine. Tvrdi sa, ze vyse
polovica z Mich prisla sem skrz
porusenie prist' 'ahovaleckych "a
konov. Ohi kradnd robotu, ktora
patri americkym obeanom. Oni
pracujii "a polovi6nn mzdu do
stavajl pracu, ktorti PRIV koncili
vlastenecki. americki obcania.
"Moja rezolicia pozaduje s1-
pis tychto l'udf. Dpa jej znenia,
v popise ma stat, ze kto sn, kde
byvajd, kedy prisli a odkial' pris-
Ii. Toto nam umozni doznat' sa,
kol'ki prisli zakonite a kol'kf ne
zakonite. Podl'a rezoldcie, tito
posledni by boil potom deporto-
vanf do krajfn, 2 ktorych prisli.'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-14
Y sobotu je zapis
nezamestnanych
Zapis bude publicnych skolach
mesta cd $50 rano do 5. vecer.

| V t1to sobotu, Is. marca ot
$50 rano do S. veGer bude ,
Youngstowne preveden! zapi!
nezamestnanfch tym ciel'om, ably
sa zistil ich pocet, vaznost' 81
tuacie hl'adala odpomoc.
Zapis bude prevedeny public
nych skolach a vsetci nezamest
mani su ziadani sa dat zapisat'
Zapisovanie bude mat pod dozo.
rom H. R. Weller, spravca Stat.
nej-mestskej pracu zaobstarava.
jncej uradovne.
Ocakava sa, ze zapisane bude
okolo 1000 robotnikov, ktori ne.
maju prace.
Mestska rada svolala utorok
poradnd schodzu priemyselnik.
mi, ma ktorej priemyselnici boil
ziadani, ably dali pracu zamiena-
We vsetkym zamestnancom. Su
vraj pripady, re sta robotnikov
jednej firmy pracuje stale, kdez-
to sta robotnlkov tel istej firmy
uz nepracuje mesiace.
Leo Wilkoff cd Wilkoff ConN
pany odpor1cal zavedenie 6-ho-
dinoveho pracovtho dna a 5-dno-
veho pracovneho tyzdna, elm by
sa vel'm odpomohlo nezamestna-
nosti v Youngstown.
Zastupca Builders Exchange
sa vyslovil, ze tuna je mnoho
Pudi, ktorl ME sii obyvatel mi
nasho mesta, ktori situaciu zhor-
suju.
Russell Mckay, predseda Home
Saving & Loan, Co. predpovedal
slaby obchod pre- stavitel 'ov toho
roku. Banka dostava ziadosti len
ma pozicky cd $1O0 do $1,000, co
znamena, ze Pudia id1 preva-
dzat' len reparacie domov, ale ma
10 novych stavieb.
MestSia rada znovu ziada tych
ObyvatA'ov, ktori majl daku pra-
cu okolo domu, ably ju teraz dali
vykonat', re tax spom6zu mno-
hym robotnikom. ked' nastane
teplejsie pocasie, potion sa NJ
otvoria vsetlijakt roboty, a nildza
prestane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-14
BOL$EVICI 81 ROBIA
POSMECH z KRESTANOV

Ma nedel'u a stredu krest an
sky svet bude sa modlit' "a pre-
nasledovanych ruskych krest'a-
nov. V nedePu v protestantskych
av stredu v katolickych kosto-
loch Stareho j Noveho sveta budu
zniet' modlitby "a ul'avenie IL
trap, ktore pravoslavni Rusi trpia
a "a zastavenie 'obracania chra-
NOV ma sypky, kluby restau-
ranty. Bolsevici patrne nedbajd
ma tento itchy protest krest AN
skeho sveta a chystajd sa usporia
dat vo Vel'konocny tyzden po-
smesn6 sprievody palenie iko-
nov. fch "Spolok Bezboznikov''
81 wal do programu, re .behom
piatich rokov prerobi cele Rusko
ma bezbozny Stat.
Dictator Stain nevidi moe
dobreho pre- Rusko tychto sia-
lenych agitacii proti cirkvam,
pveto sa oval tvrdymi slovami
odsddil pocinanie bezboznikov.
Jeho slova maly ten Icinok, ze
kostoly, ktore uz maly byt' zha-
bane zostaly a zatykanie khazov
q rahinov tiez bolo zastayene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-14
PAN HOVORKA PREDNASAL
- o CEsKo.sLOVENSKU

Pan j. Hovorka, dradnik Nor
ris Plan banky, ktory ga nedavno
vratil z navstevy Czech sloven-
ska, prednasal v stredi minule-
no tyzdna v zenskej odbocke A.
merickej Legie Post Is o tom, co
vykonali Cesi poeas svetovej voj-
ny, ably 81 zasldzili oslobodenie cd
Hapsburgov a 0 terajsich pome-
roch Cesko-Slovensku. Tiez L.
kazal vysivky, ktore doniesol z
Bratislavy cd spolku Detvan.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-14
FARMARI DOSTALI
Ease 500, 900, 900

Ma ziadost' prezidenta tHoove-
ra kongres odhlasoval $1O0,0OO,- :
600 pre- Farmarsku Radu, ktore
peniaze s1 potrebne farmarom v
spojeni s odpredavanim lrody a
ma p6zieky pre- jarnu pracu. Far
marska Rada uz predtym dosta-
la cd kongresu $150,000,000. Dal-
sich $25O,000,00O je opravnena
dostat' cd kongresu podl'a zako-
ma, vyneseneho lanskeho roku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-14
PRECEDENT HovoRi,
zE oBCHOD BUDE DOBRY

PRECEDENT Herbert Hoover sa
vyslovil, re behom jedneho do
dvoch mesiacov robotne pomery Y
krajine budl dobrt a obchod hu-
de rozkvitat.'. Vazna nezamest-
nanost' panuje vraj len dva-
nastich statoch a v ostatnych oby
eajna sezonna nezamestnanost'.
Svoju predpoved' % zlepseni
pomerov zaklada ma zpravach.
ze toho roku bude prevedene
mnoho stavieb kazdeho druhu "a
vyse sedem bilionov dolarov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-14
FEBRUAROVA VYPLATA
VYSSIA o MILLION

Februarova vyplata v priemy-
selnyych podnikocl, Youngstown
obnasala $6,711,353, co je o ST.
04O,665 Wac, neil januari, ale
0 $S50,O0O menej nezli vo februa.
ri lanskeho roku. Marcova vypla.
ia bude pravdepodobne nizsia, le.
bo roboty v oceliarfiach idn teraz
horSie nezli vo februari.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-14
sLovENsKA sTUDENTKA MA
KENT STATE VYZNAGENA

81. Katarina VoloSin, dcera
znamych Volosinovcov 2 Poland
Manor, Poland, ktora studuje ma
Kent State Normal College, bola
zvolena "a predsedkyhu 'ubni'
ciek Theta Sigma Upsilon Soro-
rity. Je to vel'k4 vyznacenie pre-
slecnu VolosinovI, ku ktoremu
jej blahozelame. r.,
81. Volosin je graduantkou Ur.
suline High School ' Youngs.
town.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-14
NEMECKO A POL'SKO
iUZAVRELI SMLUVU

z Varsavy oznamujd, ze Meme
cko a Pol 'sko uzavrely obchodnn
smluvu, ktora bude prospesna
pre- ODE krajiny. Nemecko sa Ia
viazalo kupovat' od Pol'ska $780,
600 ton uhlia mesacne, 100000
osipanych rocne a rome rol'nicke
produkty. Pol'sko zas bude kupo-
vat cd ,Nemecka priemyselne W.
robky a dovazat' i vyvazat' svo-
je produkty ma nemeckych OBJ
chodnych lodiach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-14
JE PREBYToK P$EN1CE A
v CINE HLADOMOR

~ : =.
| V Cine zomrel6 ianskeho roku
100000 l'udf cd hladu a toho
roku do leta ich zomre najmenej
tol 'ko. A to v case, ked' je preby.
tok pSenice ma Svete. V Amerike
name tol 'ko psenice, re 81 farma-
ri nevedia non rady a prebytok
sa oznamuje al inych krajin
sveta. Udajne al v Cine je dost
psenice, ale ju nem6zu dopravit'
do provincie, kde hladomor zuri
to pre- lhpeznicke handy, ktore
tam ySetko pustosia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-14
PAM MARIA BERDIS
ZolGREI.A VO STVRToK

PAM Maria Berdis, matka 81.
Helenky Berdis, obl'1benej spe-
vacky ycungstownskej, zomrela
vo stvrtOk 0 5. hodine vecer.
Pani Berdisova pochadzala 20
znamej Hermanovskej rodiny. Po-
hrab bhde pravdepodobne ' So
botu, ale to este nebolo urcite
rozhodnute, ked' tieto riadky pi-
seme. Podrobneisiu zpravn prime
Aieme buddcne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-14
TERMIN PLATENIA
DAM PREDLzENY

Okresny pokladnik Warren A.
Steele oznamil, ze platenie majc-
tkovych dani predlzuje do 81.
marca. DalSich predlzenf nebude
DosiaP skolektovane bolo me-
nej ako polovica dani, nize pol
stvrta miliona dolarov. Skolekto-
vat sa ma este polstvrta miliona
Korporacie este neplatily.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-14
GENIUS SA ZA0NE
, '..f LEN 2. APRfLA

DR.. William NJ. Steuart, direk-
tor cenzusu Spoj. Statov ozna-
mil, ze popis 'udu zapocne sa 2.
aprila manifesto l. aprila a to pre-
to, ze /. april je dnom blaznenia
a preto popisovatelia by mali ne
snadze.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-14
POSIELALA HO DO ROBOTY,
STRELIL MA MATKU

Jimmy Inoccio, 16-rocny chla-
pee z Clevelandu striel'al z revol-
vera ma svoju matku choreho O.
tea, ked no matka posielala do
roboty. Otec lezi uz dlhsi cas-, bo.
la v dome bieda. Ma st 'astie gul'-
ky netrafily nikoho. Chlapec Dol
potom arestovany a poslany do
polepsovne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-14
NESTASTIE v UHOL 'NEJ
BANI PRI STEUBENVILLE

V uhol mel bani Wolf Run, pa.
triacej Warner Collieries, 25 mill
cd Steubenville, Ohio, udal sa w
buch plynov, v ktorom zahynuli
dvaja banfci. 81 banikov bolo "a
chranene 2 horiacej bane.
The Washington times., 1930-09-05

The Bureau of Mines lays claim
to the Typical washington Girl.
The bureaus candidate is Miss
Lola Nelson, II, 1922 P st. N. w.
Miss Nelson has been employed at
the bureau two years.
This latest candidate for the
honor is a blonde, weighs 1879
pounds and boasts 100 per cent
health. She is interested in al
most every form of athletics. She
plays golf, likes tennis. drives a
car, rides horseback and plays
bridge. w..
Hobby Is Flying
Her hobby is aviation. She has
flown and her ambition is to pilot
her own plane. She is high
school graduate and a former
q gorge Washington University
student. She dances and sings,
has studied art and can paint well.
She also is good cook. Miss Mel
son is very popular among her
numerous friends
Here is q young lady who
stands an excellent chance Of
winning the coveted title. But
other government bureaus have
their candidates. too, and these
candidates will give Miss Nelson
close race.
The Typical Washington Girl,
who will be given a free trip to
Paris as the guest of The Wash
ington Times and Gloria, Swan
son, famous screen star, will visit
the Palace of Fontainebleau, the
Palace of Versailles, and the
world war battlefields.
Arrangements All Made
Arrangements for these visits
have just been made by Guy
'Crosswell Smith, chief executive
of Les Artistes Associes, the COM
pany that represents Miss Swan
son and United Artists in Paris.
Smith is one of the best known
Americans in Paris, a personal
friend of General Gouraud, the
French war hero, of high Off
cials Of the French government,
and of Walter e. Edge, American
Ambassador.
Smith also has arranged to
show the Typical Washington
The Washington times., 1930-09-05
Dentist Claims He Is Able
To 'fCure" Pyorrhea

Pyorrhea-the -four out of
fiVe''- disease-can be cured per-
manently. -a>- ---~--..--.
For scores of years dentists
have tried to treat the disease.
Today, DR.. J. "A. McAlister, 400
block Cedar St.. Takoma Park,
D. c., believes he has the cure"
He said. ,.r~.~. ..ts j.
But this is my own secret
forIi1nIaj enc which I spent
years rerfecting, and 1 will not
surrender it to the profession. !"
a Ds. MeAIster explained that It
was. quite by accident he came
upon the cure" While detailed
with the Army Dental Corps In
France during the World War,
Dr.f McAlister and others treated
trench mouth disease wide
sp1fad among Army men. DR.
MGAlister stated:
{"I came upon a drug in my
experiments, which l found not
only cured trench mouth but
also acted upon pyOrrhea. Oh,
did my bit, don't worry about
that, but / kept mum about my
discovery, knowing that 1t was
my nest egg"
In 1926, DR.. McAlister came
to Washington and resumed his
practice. During the last foul
years, DR.. McAlister has perma
The Washington times., 1930-09-05
Bureau of Mines Claiming
Typical Girl Honor

Girl Notre Dame, Les Invalides
CNapoleon's tomb, the Latin
quarter, Montmartre, the Arc de
Triomphe. Eiffel Tower and other
points of interest.
Chaperone Knows Ropes
From New York to Paris and
back, the Typical Washington
Girl will be chapsrored by an
elderly American mother who
speaks French and knows how
to settle all the problems Of .
traveller. In Paris both Nine.
Smith and Nine. Benson, wives
of executives of Les Artistes AS
socies, will join in organizing
pleasure trips for the Typical
Washington Girl.
The Hotel de Paris, one OF the
newest and finest hotels Of the
French capital. modernistic and
cordial, viii be the dwelling OF the
Typical Washington Girl during
her week in Paris.
It will be a wonderful trip for
some normal, average Washing
ton girl. Help The Washington
Times find that girl by nominal
ing some friend, or even yourself.
for the honor.
The Washington times., 1930-09-05
GETS
NEW DOCTOR .

An echo of the controversy
which last November resulted IA
the resignation of Or. George M.
Kober as a member of the Board
Of Public Welfare was sounded yes
erday with the announcement of
the appointment of Dr.. Henry Il.
Austin, Of PHILADELPHIA. to the
staff of Gallinger Hospital as
chief resident psychiatrist.
The announcement, made by
DR.. Edgar A. Bocock, superintSnd-
ent Of Gallinger, was made as the
offices Of DR.. Percy Hickling, Dis
trict alienist, were being moved
into the District Building. DR..
Hickling has held two positions.
One was that Of alienist, while
the other was the tfnsalaried posi-
ton Of chief, of the psychiatric
staff at Gallinger. Both were
part time jobs, DR.. Hickling also
engaging in private practice.
The Washington times., 1930-09-05
ROHM SLAYER'S
ARREST NEAR

RICHMOND. Va, Sept. 5.-Ar-
rest of the slayer of Harry Rohm,
As. Richmond leather merchant,
found dead at his home here
May IL, is expected momentarlly
now that the death gun has been
identified.
Whether or not there will be
more than one arrest is not
known at this time.
Police Captain Wright stated
that the owner of the gun with
which Rohm was slain was traced
through a local pawn shop.
The suspect or suspects are now
being sought, Captain Wright
said.
The three fatal bullets and
test bullets fired from the gun
showed IDENTICAL microscopic
markings in tests conducted by
Lieut.. John H. Fowler, ballistic
expert of the Washington police
department.
Police have discarded the rop.
berry theory. since articles of
value were found on the person
of the dead man.
Read the BUSINESS SERVICE nT-
RECTORY of tOday'S Classified Ads
for dependable guide to home or Of
flee services.
The Washington times., 1930-09-05
New MGrtinsbHrg
Reservoir Is UrQed

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, Sept.
5.-The construction of a new
1,0OO, ,00O-gallon reservoir to supple
ment the present one of that size
and a second of 10000 gallons,
was suggested to city council by
Mayor C. H. Daley.
The Washington times., 1930-09-05
LEAVES TONIGHT
ON TOUR; BANS
BOY SPIES
Never Intended to Use Them,
and BIames Newspapers
= For Emphasis on Proposal

i Col. Amos w. w. Woodcock,
.sdirectOr of prohibition under the
department of Justice, will leave
here tonight on a tour of inspec'
sstion which will take. him into
each of the IL administrative
,atlistricts in which the country is
divided for enforcement purposes.
& Before his departure Wood
cock issued orders, eliminating
from a dry agents text a sug-
sgestion that boys be used to
Shadow suspects. The passage
was included in a study prepared
s6or the prohibition bureaus school
for agents, now in its fourth day
.dn the Capital.
& Never Intended
q The prohibition chief declared
newspapers had given undue en-
phasis to the section involved.
This paragraph read:
ss 1.-Two boys can engage I'm
y games near the home Of the
a subject without attracting
81 much attention whereas q man
Y lettering in the neighbOrh006
81 would soon arouse suspicion"
a "A He said he never had intended
~using boys in this manner, and
that the passage had been i'll
serted in the course of a general
discussion of Sleuthing, merely
as an example of methods that
had been employed.
Intending to devote all of next
week to the Cincinnati district,
Woodcock expects to reach there
Saturday night. During the next
week he will look over the Oh
ganizations at Columbus and
Cleveland.
IT, Ready To Hear All
He declared he will be available
In each city he visits for COM
plants or suggestions. whether
from prohibition officials or
citizens. He wants to get a close
up of the prohibition organiza-
ton and familiarize himself with
conditions in each district. he
said.
! Returning to Washington Sep.
,tember IL to appear before the
budget commission, Woodceck will
spend the week of September Is
in New England, and in Boston
will make one speech before some
women's organization. The week
of the twenty-second he wl4l go
to Pennsylvania. taking in Phila-
delnhia and Pittsburgh.
+ He will return to Cincinnati
for the week of September 30,
and the next week he will go to
New York city. with visits to
q Syracuse and Buffalo. Detroit,
Grand Rapids and Kentucky and
Tennessee cities will be covered on
either of the Ohio trips, llc said.
g Tentative plans have been made
Ito go to Chicago and illinois
points early in October, and then
% to California. =
The Washington times., 1930-09-05

nently cured 400 cases OF pyor'
rhea, according to his statements.
Teeth-loosened by the aflment
are restored to firrnness in the
mouth, he claims. His "cure" is
based on the theory that pyor-
rhea is the result of pus produc-
ton, originating from food and
deposits about the gums.
The treatment in the ''cure" is
the ordinary scraping and cleans
ing of the teeth, followed by fire.
quent spraying of the guns.
The Washington times., 1930-09-05
Bar Oysters Large
And SLUeet for 80

LEONARDTOWN, Md, Sept. S.
According to Capt. Luther Miles,
of Pearson, police boat captain on
the Patuxent and Potomac rivers,
there will be plenty of oysters
this season.
Those taken up on the bars
are large and sweet-better than
past years.
The Washington times., 1930-09-05

Read the BUSINESS SERVICE DI-
RECTORY of tOday's Classified Ads
for dependable guide to home or Of
flee services.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-06-19
Thursday, June 10, 1880

in certain sections, quite a loss in
alfalfa and clover from winter-kill-
ing and consequently stands some
what thin. AS April was quite dry,
the tame hay is somewhat back
ward. It is hoped that with favor
able weather from now on hay pros
poets will improve. The condition
Of wild hay June 1 was reported to
be 80 per cent Of normal.
The condition of pastures gener-
ally continue to improve and there
is now plenty of pasturage. The
condition June was reported to be
80 per cent Of normal.
The apple crop in Minnesota is
not very promising. Trees are thin
ly fruited and prospects from a
quality standpoint are perhaps bet
ter than from a yield standpoint.
The condition June was reported
to be SO per cent of normal.
Milk production as reported the
last week in May shows a slight in
crease per cow MIXED over the
previous month but is slightly less
than for the same period one year
ago. Egg production per farm flock
was not quite so large as reported
one month ago. The latter part Of
May was quite cold and disagree
able compared to the latter part Of
April and this, perhaps, had the
effect of curtailing egg production.
The supply of farm labor as of
June was reported to be SO per
cent and the demand Sc per cent of
normal.