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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-12-13
Churches Plan Early
Services Sunday Night

Evening services in eight Bismarck
churches win be held from Z to 8
o'clock Sunday night so that congre-
cations viii have an opportunity to
attend the presentation Of the Mes.
siah" at the city auditorium at SIS
p. m.
Churches In the group are the First
Presbyterian. First Baptist, McCabe
Methodist Episcopal, First Evangen-
cal, First Lutheran, and the German
EVANGELICAL.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-12-13
Additional Funds
Given to Legion

Donations totalling $13 were
received today by the Legion
Christmas committee In connec-
ton with its "Open Your Heart"
campaign, according to John
Bowers, post adjutant.
The money Is to be used for
spreading Christmas cheer among
the needy.
Contributions should be sent
to the American Legion Christ
mas committee, Bismarck, N. d.
The status Of the fund today
follows:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-31

Cunard LIMA oznamila, ze Mr..
L. Goldsmith nradovne Cunard
LIME v Pittsburghu pojde do Eu-
ropy na najvacsom obri Cunard,
BERBNGARIA, ma cele vypravy
organizovanej pod jeho vedenim.
Mr.. Goldsmith je dobre znamy
medzi cesko-slovenskymi cestova-
tel'mi vyzna sa dokladne vo vse-
tkych zalezitostiach tykajlcich
sa europskeho cestovania. Spre-
vadzal mnohe zdarne vypravy do
Europy ma Cunard parnikoch v
minulych rokoch a ocakava sa, re
4. j1na pojde IA Berengarii mno-
no priatel 'ov Mr.. Goldsmitha.
Mr.. II. P. Borer, hlavny cesto-
vatel'sky spravca Cunard LIME
povedal: ''Presvedcili sme sa, ze
posielanie zk1senych zamestnan
! Gov Cunard LIME ma sprevadza
ME cestovatel'ov do roznych kra.
jim Europy, je vitane cestujucim
| obecenstvom. PosliMenie takehc
zk1seneho cloveka ako Mr.. Gold.
smith je cenne. Cestovatelia ne
maj1 ziadnej starosti kuframi
zeleznicnymi listkami atd'. ma.
jd vzdy doveryhodneho poradcu
a priatel v osobe zamestnanca
Cunard LIME, ktory ich spreva
| dza
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-31
MIERNITE SA! NEKOPTE ST
HROB ZUBAMI!

Toto robi vacsina Amerikanov,
hovoria vynikajGci lekari.
Pokrok, vykonany vedou "a
poslednych 20 rokov, predlzeni
zivota, bol pozoruhodny. Naucili
SINE sa Wac "a tn dobu veciach
zivotu potrebnych, nezli "a mno-
he storocia predtym.
Ale vzdor tomu, GENIUS vyka-
zuje, re nsmrtnost' je ma postupe.
Ako vas automobil, tax i lud-
ske telo hnane je motorom - me-
dzi vaSimi rebrami. Zasluzi 81 do
brej opatery. Vacsina automobile
stov vsetci ucenci znaju, re ka-
ra, ktora je hnana mierne a po-
zorne, da sd jej postal vydrzi
omnoho dlhsie, nezli kara hnana
ustaviene a rychlo.
Len poslednych 20 rokoch
Dol studovany l'udsky motor, a
hl'adany sposob, ako no udrzat'
najdlhsie v cinnosti. Vsetko CO
zname otravach unavuj1cich, Q
kaloriach a vitaminoch, sa vyna.
slo temer len tej kratkej dobe.
Ak davate automobilov6mu mo-
toru Wac gazolinu, nezli moza
spalit', zalejte motor l'ahko he
zkazite, a tax je to j vasim ia.
lndkom nepreplnujte no pri
moe nejedzte medzi riadnym
casom jedenia - a ked' ste ma to
lakanl, radsej 81 zapal'te Lucky
miesto toho.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-31

mnohi Slovaci, ktori neprispeli
ma nu ami halierom. Taxi veraboze
nedavaj1 alebo nedali o sebe pc
kne svedectvo svojej slovenskosti,
Go ako sa oni biju v prsia, re sn
taxi TAXI Slovaci. Tu moze sa
povedat', ze co Slovak, to prispie-
vatep ma Maticu, cize ma sloven-
ske vyssie skoly.
Tu tiez slovo-dve pre- tie sra-
chetne duse, co uz daily svoju
hrivnu ma vec maticnd. Tym ma
tomto mieste zasa vrela vd'aka a
s1casne al napomenutie, zeby ne
zabudli ma svoj predosly 81 'achet-
ny Gin. L'udia, ktori uz prispeli
ma Maticu, budd 81 pokladat' "a
svatu povinnost' i mad 'alej podl' a
moznosti prispievat' ma nu. A slo-
venske organizacie, jake al ich
odboeky, budd sa tiez usilovat
podporovat' ju, dobre vediac, re
vsetko, co smeruje k slovensko
sti, Je len ma pomoc slovenskyn
spolkom.
Drahi Slovaci a 'dbe Slovenky
pamatajte, re naSe slovenske sko
ly sd este akoby v detstve ony
odkazane sd este ma Vasu pomot
ktorI - -je vec ista - Wy i'm ne
odopriete. Lebo milujete svoj
dietky, ktore v tychto skolach ne
uton1 Vam vo vodach neznamych
| 81
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-31

potupujd jej -ochrancoy "a
stancov opls 1vaju. Bratia, zle to
bude takymi narodnymi organi-
zaciami, ktore svoj slovensko-na-
rodny program "a pansku lasku
a ismev do stareho haraburdia
edhodia. Povedomy Slovak do ia
kej organizacie nevst1pi clovek
bez narodneho povedomia je dnes
tn a zajtra zasa tam. Teda pozor
ma zadne kolesa. Som S uctou
"a Sbor 400. Slov. Ligy
.~: &C. Petruska, predseda.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-31
JUBILEJNU VjYPRAVU
SVATOVOyTESSKU.
Kedy pojde nasa vyprava? Ma

y
sa vyprava pohne sa z mesta
New York dina "a. maja 1880. S
najvacsou lod 'ou sveta, S. s. Le-
viathan. Costa cez more potrva
iba pat a pol dni, Ma Slovensko
prideme prave najpeknejsom
case, ked' bozia priroda javi sa
l'udskemu oku v celej svojej mad
here a krase. Nasa vyprava vra-
ii sa 9. augusta S tou istou To-
d 'ou. Pravda, kto bude chciet'
m0ze ostat' al dlhsie. Pripadne
m0ze sa skorsie vratit'. Hlavnou
vecou je, ably sme prisli spolu S
vojtesskou vypravou ma Sloven.
sko, lebo tato vyprava nam po.
skytuje vel'mi vel'ke vyhody a
tiez zavd 'acime sa Spolku sv. Vo!
tccha, tomuto nasemu zasl1zilemu
jubilantovi dobrodincovi.
Co to bude stat? Okruzny Ii
stok (Round Trip Ticket) cez mo
re III. triedy $175.OO. Turist. 3
kab. $207.O0 a war tax $500. ST
to ceny mimoriadne mike. A |
tomu este so percentov 81 'avy nt
zeleznici Prahy do Trnavy. il
tn tiez vzacna prllezitost' III
castnit' sd vel'kych cirkevnycl
slavnostl V Prahe a Trnave.
Kto moze ist' S vojtesskou w
pravou? Mnohi sd dopytuju, {
len clenovia Spolku sv. Vojtech;
mozu ist' touto vypravou. Me
hoci Spolok sv. Vojtecha rata
prvom mieste ma svojich 'jedna
tel'o a clenov. S nasou vypravo7
vsak moze ist' kazdy, al tax
ktori zanvsl ajii v kraji ostat
Wy, ktori sa chystate ma Slower
sku ostat', pripojte sa k jubile.
nej vyprave svatovojtesskej a /
castni budete vsetkych jej vyho
a so percentovej sravy ma zele1
nici Prahy do Trnavy tiez. PHI
tie 81 pre- informa"nu knizocku -
obeznik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-31
Ked' kupujete v obchodoch

- Ked' kupujete v obchodoch,
ktore v tychto novinach oznamu.
jt svoj tovar, povedzte, ze ste ich
ohlasku citali v nasich novinach..
lynn obchodnik sa presvedci, ze
"a svoju ohlasku zadarmo neplati
a da ohlasku druhy raz, Gin u
moznuje nam vydavanie novin ma
6 a 8 stranach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-31
Edmonton, Alta, Canada.

d'akovanie. Srdecne d'akuJem
vsetkym sPachetnym darcom,
ktori bud'to prostrednlctvom Slo-
venskej Ligy, alebo direktne mne
svoj darcek IA ul 'avenie nndze, v
ktorej som sa nachadzal, a sa e.
ste nachadzam, mi zaslali. Bob
vas pozdrav odmen stonasobne
mile a dobre duse slovenske!
Pozdravujuc vas srdecne zna
ciac sa uctou YAM oddany
Andrej Mokos
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-31
KOL'KO SK0L MAUI MADARI
v EsKo-sLOvENsKU.

Podl'a poslednych ddajov ma
mad 'arska narodnostna mensina
CSR dhrnom 886 vlastnych
sk6l S mad'arskym vyucovacim
jazykom. Podla oboru je to 1874
skol obecnych, II mestianskych,
81 materskych, 33 obchodnych, 9
gymnazil a diva ucitel'ske nstavy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-31
Drobne ohlasky
MA PREDAJ
OBCHOD S D0MOM

Ma South Side, v dobrej stvrti
mesta preda sa grocery, confec-
tioneri a meat market obchod,
spolu 5-izbovym domom a po
pripade i so vsetktm car ,c--:m
a naradim. Preda sa priciny od-
cestovania do kraja lacno rychle-
mu kupcovi, alebo zakupci "a
menSi dom. Telefon 40211.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-31
BULLETIN :sLOVEN-
SKEJ L1GX
co PfSU N!ASI?

co PfSU NAiSI?
Morgantown,- w. Va. = S vel,
kou radost 'ou cital som zpravu
o zalozeni Svazu slovenskych OBJ
chodnikov v Detroit, Mich. Je to
davna moja tuba, ably SINE mali
v kazdom vacsom meste takyto
Svaz, v ktorom by boil sdruzeni !
vsetci miestni a okolti slovenski !
obchodnici. D'alSou mojou tuz-
bou je, ably vsetlSy take Svazy bo-
ly v lone Slovenskej Ligy t. ]. "a
by tam maly svoj vybor, ktory
by riadil a spravoval veci tyka-
juice sa slovenskych obchodni-
kov. Takato kooperacia bola by
'iste pozehnanim jak pre- sloven-
skych obchodnikov, tax i pre- mas
l'ud, lebo dalo by sa snadnejsie
celit proti uzernikom, ktori ME
len nasho obchodnika, ale ne
obchodnika cicajil az do vybied-
nutia. Nuz vitam teda s celou tn-
plotou srdca krok bratov De-
troit proslm nasich obchodnl-
kov i V inych mestach, ably "a
ujme svojom nasho l'udu vzne-
seny priklad svojich spolubratov
v Detroit, Mich, nasledovali.
Bratia, sdruzme sa! Ukazme, re
my nielen hlasame, ale i zijeme
dl'a toho krasneho hesla: Svoj k
svojmu! Slovaci, obchodnici, ne
zabndajte ma svOiu vsenarodnu
ustanovizen - .Slovenskn Llgu a
ma svoje casopisy, ktore nam V
nasich dobrych> podujatiach po,
mahaly a pomahat' budu. Ano
nezab1dajme re bcz mich nebol
by SINE tym, elm sme.
I. Neznamy.
Niles, Mich. Pan brat tajom
mix - Chvala Panu Bohu. lie ste
uz zasa zdravy, co Vam 10 srdcs
prajeme Sine po schodzi nasht
Sboru. Clenovskt prispevky OBJ
novili 81 takmer vSetci. My Stojl
me verne pri SlovcnSkej Lige ;
schvalujeme vsetky jej prace Wy
konane konanG "a mas marco
slovensky. Mimo inych uzavret
vyniesli SINE i toto: Nesnhlasim
S panom bratom Scirankom ton
, ably Slovenska Liga pozvala ser
p. jana Drobneho, prezident
krajinskej samQspravy V Brat
slave Naco, POGO no tn volat'
Ved' my vieme, co sa tam dom
robi. Kto mu cestu platit bude
Liga? z coho? A keby al bolo
coho i vtedy by SINE boil proti ts
kemu vyhadzovaniu grosi, leb
su vaznejsie a narodu naSmu d'a
leko prospesncjSie akcie, kore lie
pre- nedostatok hmotnIch prc
striedkov ostaI v nevybavene. r
je vel mi d0lezita akcia. Treba b
bolo zaviest' >bferku prospec
rodiny uviaznen6ho prof. Tux
. Treba by sd bolo i jeho zaujat
lebo vsetko dosvedcuje, re sec
v zalari nevinne.
= Pripojene zasielame Vam, bra
tajomnik, clanok, ktory bol uv'
rejneny vo vel 'kom a vlivnom &;
:. sopise 'NChicago Tribune' per
= p. Roberta Sage. | tento nestrar
ny clovek hovori V jeho clank,
u re prof. Tuku odsudila prazskt
)" centralisticka klika len preto, Z
= Dol vel'ky a nebezpecny autont
mista. Pravda, cechoslovaci to n,
uveria, lebo V ich ociach je kai
dy zradca, kto sa prava a sprav,
'e dlivosti pre- mas narod dovolav
Nam je vel mi l'uto, re sa v N;
" rodnom Slov. Spolku najdi1 tai
a. pudia, ktori svojeti lepsej vol
nejsej buducncsti nepraju a pr
ii statocnym Slovakom rezol1c
vynasaju. L'uto nam je najn
e. preto, lebo vieme, ze Narodr
i'd Slovensky Spolok je pioniero
g slovenciny V Amerike cd jeho z
" | 1nzo,oIo Il ,I,I ,ol
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-31
GO BUDETE ROBIT 2?

v tie dlhe zimne veceri? Citaite
Vecerne Citanie a budete mat z
toho osoh. Cena knizky len $1.00
mako viazanej a $1.25 tvrdo via
zanej. V redakcii. "
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-31
BULLETIN SVATO-
VOJTESSKY.
Podava Rev. Stefan Kocis, hi. jed.
613 North Lakeview Ave-,
Youngstown, Ohio.
Nasa jubilejna vyprava. Spolo'

Nasa jubilejna vyprava. Spolok
sv. Vojtecha Trnave slavi toh-
to roku go. rocne jubileum svojej
rozehnanej prace. z tejto zried-
kavej prilezitosti VIOLA mas na Slo-
vensko. A my z lasky k nasej rod
nej zemi a povd 'acnosti ku VOL
tesskemu Spolku prijimame toto
pozvanie. Chystame sa uz teraz
IA
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-31
YOUNGEST. SLOW. NOVINY

Mono dostat' v drobnom odpre-
daji u p. j. Hudika, 1853 Poland
Ave-, p. Jana Franko ma Lansing
vile ma stande pod mostom '
Campbell.
The Washington times., 1930-03-03
CHURCH HOLDS
AE!N|vE R5ARY

The Rev. Joseph r. Hill, of
Richmond, and Bishop E. y. w.
Jones, of the South Carolina dis
trict of the African Methodist
Episcopal Zion Church, were the
principal speakers yesterday at
special anniversary exercises of
the new Lincoln Temple Congre-
gational Church, Eleventh and r
Streets Northwest.
Opening of the new church.
which will cost over 100000,
took place the first of last March.
The edifice replaced one which
had stood on the site since the
organization of the church 48
years ago. Lincoln Temple is
the oldest Of the colored Con-
gregational churches in the Dis
trict and has membership of
over 500 persons.
The Rev. H. T. Brooks is pastor
of the church, and the members
of the board of trustees include
Richard Wilkinson, J. w. Robin
son, L. L. Thompson, j. F. Bush,
Emory B. Smith, Charles Flagg,
John H. Lee, Rufus ByarS and
Miss Nellie Quander.
The Washington times., 1930-03-03
lREMAN FACES
THEFT CHARGE

John George Schultz, 80, fireman
aached to No. 10 Engine Com.
pny, will appear In court today on
ckarge Of drunkenness, destruc.
tln Of private property and petty
i ceny. The latter is In connec.
tln with the theft Of articles from
sN1omobiles parked near the
lion Station.
Schultz, a member of the Dis.
tx6ct Fire Department for IL years.
US taken into custody late Sat
uKuay afternoon, as, according to
u1lice, he was getting into his own
antomobile with several articles
aIegedly stolen from other auto
iNDbiles. Chief Ernest Howard, Of
tAe Third Battalion, was called TO
tie station house and suspended
Sehultz. Schultz later was freed in
90 bond
Auto Window Broken
According to police, a collection
~ articles was found in Schultz's
automobile. Among these were
Two lap robes identified by Lewis
~. Johnston, of Absecon, N. j.. as
lis property stolen from his auto
Mobile by one who gained entrance
" breaking glass window, which
ID to a petty larceny charge and
mother of destroying private
property.
Schultz, according to police,
said he did not know where he
obtained the articles, and ex-
planned, they say. he had been
drinking. DR.. W. H. r Branden.
burg, police and fire surgeon, de-
clared Schultz was not drunk.
Schultz, who Is married and
lives in the 1900 block of Tenth
st. N. W, has a good record in
the Fire Departm ant, according
to Chief Howard.
The Washington times., 1930-03-03
Il 0OO~W
Away
Praising the
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Extract to
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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-31
Bandits Gun Scares
Chop Suey PurveyOr

New York, May 81 P-While
a four piece orchestra played its
loudest jazz. under the persuasion
OF a leveled revolver. two men
carly today held up Chinese
restaurant in the Bronx.
After obtaining $142 from the
cash register and $SS and
quantity of jeWelry from guests,
walters and cooks, the holdup
men made n hurriedI departure
when Vim Won, waiter, taking
fright at a shot fired by one of
the robbers. lcapcd through the
window to the street, one floor be-
low. He fractured both legs. s.
A short time after the robbery
detectives arrested Salvatore For
Gina. IS years old, the number of
whose automobile was furnished
by a passerby as the one used by
the holdup men. In his pockets
the police found s142. He denied
any knowledge Of the robbery.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-31
negro SHOT DEAD
DESPITE GUARD IN
OKLAHOMA PRISON
Henry Ar6o, Held for Alleged
Attack On White Woman, Falls
From Shot Fired by Mob
TROOPS FAIL TO KEEP
PRISONER SAFE IN JAIL

Killing Ends Night OF Terror In
Chickasha When Armed Men De-
mand Suspect-Captain of De
Tending Soldiers Orders Men TO
Shoot-N1embcr of Crowd Slips In
and Dispatches Defendant.
Chickssha, Okla, May 81 (P)-
Henry Argo, Negro, accused Of al
taching a farm woman, was shot TO
death in the Grady county jail here
carly today by member OF mob,
who according TO unconfirmed re-
ports, slipped into the Jail despite
a guard Of National GUardsmcn.
regular army troops. and local Off
GERS.
The shooting came as a climax 70
an all night reign Of terror when
several attempts were made by hun
drods of'men and boys to gain en-
- ,"' Jan ''''i 'ii' u0oI 40
Va q" ~" il "l'ii ems
Local National Guardsmen par
lldIIH u u9'I1d me lH0o 9pIil III Tue
night by setting up machine guns
ana LII Cd le'ilI's 10 IRE a. 'i'3
aPp'odcI' 'lS puiluli's'
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-31
n CREW ABANDONS
REFUELING FLIGHT
Lieut.. Peed Declares Plane
Fit to Continue
On Hop

Roosevelt Fi.I1 y. Y, May 81 20
The ot-dsla7od nonstop aerisi
rcfuelins flight OF thu alrplane h OF
New Haven from New Haven.
Conn, 10 Buonos Aires has beeu
definitely abandoned.
The flight was declared of by its
hackers, d toothpaste company, aft
er the plane pilotcd by Lieutenant
Commander George W. Pond. mad
a forced landing here yesterday a.
the end OF six hours in the air.
The plane took off at 6:57 Il. n.
Z. : r. from Hartford Conn. after
one attempt at a start which ended
when the X and its first refueiina
plane were forced down because Of
lack OF fuel in the retuelIug plane.
Pond said he landed at Roosevelt
Field because the oil pressure was
low Lieutenant Garland Peed, Co
pilot left the plane and his compan-
ions after expressing the opinion
that the plane was in condition To
proceed.
When the plane came down here
shortly after .. u. III. fueling sta
were notified that The flight was Off
H. e. Partridge, promoter OF the
flight. was the third member Of the
crew.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-31
WATSON and Under
TERMS ENDED TODAY
Mayor Takes No Action
On Chairmanships of
Two Boards

Although the terms of Chairman
and Chairman Thomas Under of the
board Of assessors expire at mid
night tonight, no SUCCESSORS have
been named nor have these officials
been returned to their posts.
Watson has been member of
the water board for several years
and succeeded William L. Hatch in
the Craftsmanship about two years
ago. Under came here about II
years ago to install a new system of
assessment and has remained as ap
praisal engineer since that time,
having the additional duties of
chairman delegated to him four
years ago.
Other board chairmen whose
terms expire tonight are Edward f.
Hall of the board of finance and
taxation. who will be succeeded by
William H. Judd, and J. J. Butler of
the fire board, whose successor will
be Emil Hjerpe.
The appointment of Israel WoXler
as a member of the building COM
mission becomes effective tomorrow
and he will be elected to the chair
manship, succeeding Thomas L.
Hesln, next week.
Present members of the city
government who enter upon new
terms tomorrow include: Robert F.
Mauter and John A. Andrews, city
plan commission; Harry Z. Morton,
police board; Francis c. Kelly, Will
liam S. Bacon and George P. Spear,
board of finance and taxation; VIII
fred Dunlay. building commission.
Raolo Neri, paymaster of the de-
partmcnt Of public works for the
past two years, leaves the city en-
ploy today and will he succeeded
Monday by Frank S, 1llingworth.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-31
Mounted Troops Charge Indian
Volunteers and Seriously Injure
Most Of l56 Headed for Depot
Practically All of Nationalist Sent to Hospitals in
Dharasana Today-Two New Ordinances Pro-
ected to Help Handle Unruy Native
Population by British VicerOy.

Dharasana, Bombay, May 81 Up
British mounted troops charged and
rode down a group of 156 national
ist volunteers raiding the salt depot
here this morning and exacted Il
heavy toll in injuries. Most of the
volunteers were sent to hospitals.
Police with lathis, or bambo clubs,
assisted the cavalry.
London. May 81 P-More effec-
tive combating of the Indian nation
alist civil disobedence campaign
was expected in some quarters to-
day TO develop from two ordinances
promulgated at Simla by Viceroy
Lord Irwin.
Other quarters, however. We're
skeptical, 1t was pointed out that
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-31
new PLANET SAME
SIZE AS RED MARS
Observatory Staff Announces
Findings After Computing Orbit
LACKS C0METARY FEATURE
Three Positions Used in Determining
New Data On Characteristics of
Heavenly Body pluto" BY Pun
dts of Two ObScrNatOries.

Flagstaff. Ariz May 81 l9l-Dr.
N.'M. Slipher, director OF Lowell OBJ
servatory today said that the new
planet * found by the obscrva-
tory last January and recently named
Pluto" was about the size OF Mars
and that further study Of the body
had revealed no cometary features.
The preliminary orbit Of planet
TX, Dr. Slipher reported, has been
computed by the Lowell observatory
staff. with the collaboration of Dir.
John a. Miller, director of Sproul
observatory, using positions of jan
uary 23. February % and March %,
determined from the Lowell plates of
Dr. c. q. Lampland. and yielded the
following element referred to mean
equinox 1900.
Node, 1Oa degrees. Il minutes,
inclination Il degrees. II minutes.
Log. Semi-major axis. 1883. Ec-
centricity, o.9O9. Longitude peri
helion, II degrees, 81 minutes. Mean
daily motion. is liz. Mean anomaly
1890, 3 degrees, 20 minutes, Al sec
onds. Distance from sun. AIS as
Economical units.
Data Reliable
our knowledge of the orbits
shape and size. its eccentriCity and
scmismajor axis. must be regarded as
probably subject TO considerable
modification when more extended po-
stons are available, but the plane of
tho orbits inclination and the line
OF nodes-and the present distance
of the object are fairly reliably
known in the present Orbital dat
Color tests of Planet X indicated
this body is Nellowish, and very diff
ferent from the blue planets Uranus
and Neptune. This suggests an al
bedo and density more like those of
the inner planets.
Compared With Mars
IT Mars were removed to tho
distance, of Ais astronomical units,
his stellar magnitude would not Le
greater than Planet y. That is this
new body may be comparable vita
Mars in size and mass.
IF the albedo were lower, like
Mercury or the moon. the size of
the planet would be greater and if
the albedo were higher. the body
would be smaller. But in the case
(Contioued on pa-e Tuol