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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-12
POLICE ROUT MEETING
OF CLOTHING WORKERS
Nine Are Held for Grand Jury and
Is Fined After Attacks
on Officials.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIANMONTON, N. j., October 12-
Nine men were held under bail for
grand jury action, another was held
under heavy bail to preserve the peace
and Is were fined yesterday after police
had cleared a hall where clothing work.
erS were meeting. The raid followed
upon broadcaStlng over lOud-Speaker
system Of attacks on city officials.
Mayor Clifford Small said a meeting
of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers
CT America was held in violation of a
police order and that he, Justice of the
Peace Emerson A Burdick and police
were attacked. City Officials and mer-
charts last week publicly condemned
clothing workers union leaders as
trouble markers"
Samuel A. Perrone, president of the
local union, was held under $4,000 bail
for grand jury action on charges of dis
orderly conduct and melting a riot,
While Adolph Fischer. secretary, pre-
viously held under $4,000 bail for grand
jury action, was held under $4,000 bail
to preserve the peace.
Others held under $4,000 bail for the
grand jury today include Leo Krzycki,
general union organizer of Chicago.
More than 100 persons, in ~lIding 20
women. we're taken from the Italian
American IL. where the meeting was
held. Fifteen were fined $40 and costs
each.
Mayor Small reiterated last night that
he would arrest labor leaders whenever
he could, and that they would be re-
moved from town as soon as possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-12
Science
Spotted Fever Traced to
Dog Tick Larvae.

The common dog tick, recently dem
onstrated by the Public Health Service
to be a carrier of the dreaded Rocky
Mountain spotted fever in the Eastern
United States. has just been found by
the Department of Agriculture to be re-
sponsible for the transmission of the
fatal anaplasmosis of cattle, disease
which causes heavy fatality through the
southern half of the country.
The larvae of this tick, it was dem
onstrated in Department of Agriculture
experiments, gorge themselves on the
blood of sick animal and then drop of
on the vegetation. Then they trans
form into nymphs. These nymphS
placed on other animals, produce the
disease within a month.
The ticks never are found on sick
animals because their feeding period is
only about two weeks, while the dis
ease requires at least a month to de-
yelop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-12
ELECTRIC LINER COOLIDGE
DOCKS IN NEW YORK
New Ss,ooO,OOo Dollar Co. Ship
Leaves on Maiden Voyage
Thursday.
snecIaI Dispatch to The Star.

special DlSpdICIl 10 l ne SldT
NEW YORK. October 12.-The new
100000 turbine-electric liner Presi-
dent Coolidge arrived in the harbor
today the latest addition to the Dollar
Line fleet, from the shipyards at New
port News, Va. 1t was in command of
Capt K A. Ahlin a veteran of the line
service, and dccked at Pier 9, Jersey
CITY.
The vessel was sponsored by Mrs.
Calvin Coolidge and launched at the
shipyardS on February 81.
The new liner is said to be the larg-
est vessel ever built in this country for
an American steamship company. She
is electrically equipped with Westing-
house Motors. She has a displacement
of $4,000 tons, a speed Of Il knots.
There are Accommodations for 1850 pas
Sengers and a crew of 800.
The President Coolidge is 653 feet
long. of 81 feet beam. with a depth
of So feet She leaves this port on her
maiden voyage next Thursday for the
Philippine Islands and the Orient via
Havana, Panama Canal, Los Angeles,
San Francisco and Honolulu. She is
due back in New York on January Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-12

Made from choice, ripe
tomatoes, seasoned with
onions and spices to a de-
lightful flavor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-12
SCOTLAND YARD ASKED
TO AID FINLAND PROBE
Mystery of Mutilated Bodies in
Helsingfors Cemeteries Is
Presented to British.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, October 12-Scotland
strangest requests in its long history.
The Finnish government sought the
aid of the famous detective organiza-
ton in solving the mystery Of series
of mutations of bodies in various Hell
singfors cemeteries.
The corpses were thought to have
been eXhumed surreptitiously by mem
bers of secret organization practicing
black magic" Operations of the or
ganiZation extended outside of Fin
land, which led to the Helsingfors gov
eminent appealing not only to Scotland
Yard, but to the police of several for
eign countries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-12
GUILD GATHERS CLOTHING
Garments Are Collected in 665
Communities for Needy Families.

PHILADELPHIA. October IL LP.-
This is National Needlework Guild week
set aside by the Needlework Guild of
America, Inc, for the collection in 665
cities and towns of garments for needy
families. The collection is made every
where that the guild has branches. and
a campaign for new members will be
made in connection with it.
With the assistance of Campfire and
Scout groups, the guild last year COL
lected more than 1,818,954 garments
Mrs. Thomas j. Preston, jr. Princeton
N. j., is national president of the guild
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-12
100000 COTTON BURNS
10000 Bales Destroyed in Fire Elk
pected to Last Several DAYS.

GALVESTON, Tex, October IL Up
Twenty thousand bales of cotton had
been destroyed or damaged last night
by fire which razed warehouse be-
longing to the w l.. Moody Cotton Co.
Five thousand bales of the cotton be-
long to the Chicago Board CT Trade.
The fire probably will not be extin-
guished for two or three days, but was
believed under control. The cotton loss
was estimated at about 100000 and
damage to the building was placed at
100000.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-20
KULTURNE STYKY CSR.
BALKANoM A sTREDNoU
EUROPOU.

CSR udrzuje culy kulturny
styk vacSinou stredoeuropskych
balkanskych statov. Predosly
rok priniesol d'alsie prehlbenie
tychto sv;izkov Giastocne ma
viazanie novych.
S Juhoslaviou bolo minuleho
roku skonGene niekol 'korocnG Wy
jednavanie o najuzsic kulturne
styky. Jeho vysledkom je dekla-
racia, ktora bola podplsana V a
prili +. 1890. V duchu teito de-
klaracie Dol vypracovany podrob-
ny program prace boly zave-
dene rozlicne prazdninove Stipen-
dia pre- stredoskolskych profeso-
rov, vysokoskolskIch stredoskol
skych Studentov.
V stykoch Rumunskom bola
ujednana pevna baza podpisanim
ilpravy skolskych a kulturnych
stykov mcdzi obidvoma statmi.
Bol rozmnozeny pocet reciproc-
rych stipendii zacala sa akcia
S vysielanim profesorov Z CSR na
rumunskG stredne Skoly, kde sa
zatina vyucovat' ceskI a slovcn-
sky jazyk.
Y stykoch Bulharskom holy V
poslednom case skoncene priprav-
ne prace pre- vydanie brostry pre-
bulharskych studentov O Studiu-
me Ia vysokych skolach V CSR a
bolo podporent vydanie knihy
profesora sofijskej 1lniverzity Ba-
labanova ,Cechoslovatka republi-
ka".
S,Polskom bol kulttirny styk
rozslreny vymenou vedcckych
pracovnil1ov umelcov, najma
medzi univerzitami prednaskami
profesorov.
Sprava ceskych slovenskych
Skol v zahranici. IA ktore c.-sl.
ministerstvo prispieva a kde Wy
stella Station platenych ucitePoy,
bola rozsirena utvorenim ich cen
tralneho inspektoratu pri mini
sterstve.
Rakusku bolo dane stipendium
a S Nemeckom boil zvacseny pocet
vymennych Stipendii. C.-sl. mini
sterstvo sd d'alej zucastnilo este
zakladania noyych Sk6l V Rumun-
sku, Pol'sku Belgii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-20
SLOVAK CATH. SOKOL
DUCK PINS.
By JOHN ITALIAN

The Struthers crew, led by Jack 0.
lenik, managed to take the odd game
from the st. Stephens in last week IS
session. The Saints, with a fine burst
of speed by Bill Miglets and Nemeth,
annexed the last game.
With Brinsko and Smith feeling
pretty good, the Rigclsky Tailors
jumped into third place, by virtue of
a three game victory over the st.
Stanislaus, who once again failed to
put a team on the runways.
The st. Cyril and Mcthodius rolled
very indifferently with the result that
the Herman Service gang took them
over for three games. "Poison' Sar.
ma was the only Saint to hold his head
above water.
"Puck' Herman and Jack Fitz
rolled best for the Hcrmans.
Rudy Waterby's 233 was the high
mark Of the evening.
The Slovak Catholic Soko!s were
donated three games by forfeit when
my Lisko Electrics failed to get G.
nough men to make it a game. The So.
kofs spent the evening trying to boil
Ster up shaking or dwindling averages
Some did and some didn't.
The Slovak Cath. Sokols, comprising
the six best eligible bowlcrs will bt
sent to the PennOhio Duckpin Tourna
mcnt at Cambridge, Pa.
| thing it will also be wise for mem
bcrs of this league to see their cap
tains, whether or not we shall have :
banquet.
The following arc the 200 scores
Matthews 20I.
r. Waterbv 233.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-20
League Records

League Records
High Individual q gamc) NJ. Ole.
mix S. Ekoniak 254.
High individual G. ganfcs) Fitzgib.
bon 62l.
High Team 1 gamcl Struthcrs S94.
High Team 6 games Slovak Cath.
Sokol 1882
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-20
MA PREDAJ

Name niekol'ko vein dobrych OBJ
novenych sicich strojov "a vel'm niz-
ku cenu, to zname vyrobky White a
singer. Ak zamysl ate kilpit', teraz je
as vybrat' 81. WHITE SEWING MA.
CHINE CO., 35 North Hazel St.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-20
vEL'KE DRAMATICKE
oKAMIHY DoBY sTR0Jov
Fills.

Bol to akiste vel pokrok v
inzenierstve ktory premenil IL
vot obyvatelo nasho
sveta pred sto pat 'desiatimi roka-
mi dnesny zivot pokrocilej civi
lizacie a priemysloveho ruchu.
Ktore vynalezy maly najvaesi
vyznam pre- nastolenie dnesneho
veku strojovtho a jake boly dole
zitG udalosti, ktore k MIN viedly?
Podra nahl'adu clenov Americke-
no spolku strojnych inzenierov
boly najdramatickejsimi okami-
hami modernej civilizacie tie mo-
menty, kedy doslo k nasleduJu-
elm vynalezom: Wattovmu vyna-
leu parneho stroja; Stephenso-
novmu zdokonaleniu lokomotivy;
Fultonovmu uspechu parolod on
- Faradayovmu objavu elektro-
magnetickej indukcie; vynajde-
niu telegraph Morsc-om telefonu
Bell-om, elektrickej ziarovky Ed
sonom a bezdrotovcj telegrafle
Marconim.
Americky spolok strojnych in
zenierov usporiadal nedavno pri
prllczitosti oslavy pat 'desiatroc-
n&ho trvania svojho spolku al
male predstavenie, nazorne uka-
zujuce pokrok V inzinierstve "a
ostatnych sto pat'desiat rokov.
Deiiny velkych vynalezov su pl-
ne dramatickych okamihov. Ne
pochopenie, bieda, mnohe pocla-
tocn6 nettspechy a mnoho raz al
posmech boly trpkym ndelom
vel 'kych vynalezcov, PRIV kyln IL
speech a slava korunovaly ich w
kony.
Kriticka chviIa vo WattovOm
zivote nastala vtedy, ked' ako Sc
( st 'atridsatrocnV muz utracal w
nadeju. ze bude kedykoIvel1
moct pokracovat' V svoJeJ pracl
na parnom stroll. lebo sa mu ne
dostavalo nevyhnutne potre-
bnych financnych prostriedkov.
John Rouheck, majiter zeleziar-
nj, prisiel mu na ostatok Ma po-
moe tym, re ponuknul financova-
ME jeho experimentov, vymienll
81 vsak dive tretiny vsetkych bu-
ducich ziskov z Wattovych vyna-
lezov. Ked' vsak Roebuck zban-
krotoval, odopreli jeho veritelia
podporovat' nad'alej Wattove po
kusy, ktorc, podra ich nahl 'adov,
nemaly ziadneho vNznamu. lba
jedon najvacs1ch veritefov,
Matthew Boulton, nal V tomto O.
hi 'ade inc rahFady a nebal sa
preto prevziat' Roebuckov podiel
Ma mozny zisk z Wattovych W.
nalezov Ia 5000 dollarov. Toto ko
neCne rozriesenle financnych
problemov Wattovych viedlo ku
zalOzeniu strojnickej firmy Boul-
ton Watt a * vyrobeniu prveho
parn6ho stroja.
Pri nedavnej oslave bolo tie5
spomlnan6 sporu George Stephen
soma. tvorca lokomotivy, $ parla-
mentnou komissiou pred viace.
'ako storoclm. Daromne vtedy Go,
kazoval Stephenson vyhody ze-
leznice, daromne sa doproSova1
vJsadn6ho listu, ktorym by sa
mu dostaio prava zacat' so stav-
bou navrhovanej MIN zeleznice
medzi Liverpoolom d Manche.
strom. Clenovia komissie mamie
tall, he dym hulk zeleznice ba.
lusil by llchvu IA farmach, re
stavbou zeleznice vycerpala by sa
celia zasoba zeleza V zemi ze 10
komotiva je beztak len na tar
chu, "tlm skorsie, ze nikdy ne-
pojde rychlejsie, ako sest' MIL "a
hodinu.' Poznamky "blazon" a
''idiot'' privitaly Stephansonoye
smele tyrdcnie, re 'Fpride cas-, Ike
dy zeleznica prekona vsetly O.
statne premavkove prostriedky a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-20
Drobne ohlasky

KvAILTNE KURcATA --- IS OBJ
l'Gbenych druhov. mike ceny;
priamo l'akoviska: cistokrvnS =
vyprobovan6 krdle; tiex kacicky,
hilsat&, morcat&. Holmes County
Hatcheries, q e. Commerce st., Tel.
42726. Mary e. Gusheth, spravkyna.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-20

takmer jedineenou udalost'ou
medzi vsctkymi pokusnymi zk1s-
kami so strojnickymi vynalezami.
Clermont nielen re sa osvcdcil
pri svojej prvej plavbe do Alba
ny a nazad, ale zostala V sluzbe
este cely rad rokov.
Ma poll elektrotechniky bolo
pri oslave spominane ticz pamia-
tby Michaela Faraday-a a jcho
demonstrovanie magnetickej ihli-
ce roku 1882. Ked' sa no vtedy
jakasi zena opytala, jaky ma je-#
no vynalez ciep, odpovedal jej
svojim chyrnym: Madam, aky
ciel' ma narodeniatkos' - Farada-
yove vSskumy neobmedzovaly sa
len na pole elcktrotechnilSy, ale
zabehovaly ,aj do tajov inych
We'd, najma lucebnictva a fyziky.
Jeho najvacsim objavom bolo "a
stenie fakta, ze pole silly, obkl'u-
cujucej magnet drotu, ktor!. je
nabity elektrinou, navedie we'd
l'ajsi prud electricity do druheho
: dr6tu. Zistenie zachvevov magne-
tickej strielky pod slabym vply-
vom navedenGho vedrajsicho pril
du elektrickeho oznacuje skutoc-
ny pociatok dejin elektriny.
V zivote Samuela f. b. Mor,e-a a
bolo mnoho dramaticklch Okla
mihov. Myslicnka ia moznost
sostrojenia telegrafickeho pr1stro
ia napadla no pri jeho zpiatocnej
ceste z Europy do Ameriky roku
1882. Ma amcricke pobrezic W.
stilpil uz hotovImi planami IA u
skutoccnlc svojej nySlienky, a
talk uz 0 rok neskorsic ccstovala
prva Morseova tclegraficka zpra-
va dr0tom Il Washingtonu do Bal
timorc.
O tridsat' Styri roxy neskorsie
stal A. Graham Bell, niekdaj isl
! professor V Skole pre- hluchone-
mych, pred cudesnym, nikdy pred
lynn ncvldanym pr1strojom so
zvlaStnou trnbkou. Do tejto tru-
bky prehovoril Bell ponelSial ne
istym hlasom: Pane Watsone,
prid'te sem! Potrcbujem vas" q
niekol 'ko ekamihov neskorsie pr
bchol pan Watson inej miestno.
sti. Believe slova boly prenesent
DO novo zrodenom telefone.
Il r6znych vynalezov Thomasa
Alvu Edisona oznacuje jeho elck-
tricka ziarovka pociatok novel
cry osvetPovania. Edison uviedO]
svojim objavom vhodnej metody
zuhel 'novanla bavlneneho vlakna
a prisposobenim jeho k horcniu v
ziarovke V prakticke upotrebenic
theoreticky objav Faradayov, II
svetlo moze byt' ziskavane eleh
trickou iskricou. V januari roku
1881 poziadal Edison radcov me
sta New Yorku. ably priSli dc
Menlo Park sami Sd presvedci
Ii a vhodnosti noveho osvetlenia
pre- ulice al domy. V olamihu
kedy navstevnici prisH ku dive
riam Edisonovh0 laboratoria. "a
ziarila kazda Tampa svojim jas
nym svetlom. Edison vypracova
neskorsie uplny plan pre- rozva
dzanie prlldu talk nova vymoze.
most prenikla do vsetkych mies1
a domacnoSti.
Elektricka Tampa, telegraf {
telefon holy NJ prijatym a samo
| zrejmym faktom kazdodennthC
| zivota, ked' mladI Italian Gugli
elmo Marconi prisiel so svojou
| obdiv vzbudzujiicou demonsta
ciou kommunikacie do vzdialcno
sti mnohych mil vzduchom pomo
! cou elektro-magnetickych vim
Pokracujtlc svojich pokusoch
| dokazal Marconi poslat' roku
1901 svoJe prye signaly cez AT,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-23
MRS. COLLINCS
IS CLEARED AS
DEATH SUSPECT
District Attorney Announces
He Has Changed Opinion
in Piracy Case.
By United Pre-

By United Press
HUNTINGTON, L l., Sept 3d.
Mrs. Benjamin p Ceilings has been
cleared of suspicion in the murder
of her husband aboard the yacht
Penguin in Long Island sound as
far as District Attorney Alexander
G. Blue of Suffolk county is con-
cerned.
Blue, whose first announcement
when he took charge of the in
vestigation was that he believed
the comely red-haired widow was
not telling the truth, announced his
changed opinion after a lengthy
conference with Fix Di Martini,
private investigator, who spent all
day Tuesday questioning Mrs. Col
lings.
Authorities renewed their search
today for maniac and youth who
fitted the descriptions of the man
who killed Ceilings.
The prosecutor annouced he was
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-23
18TH ST. JOB LET
Union Asphalt Company
Gets Work on $24,O15 Bid.

Long delayed through TECHNICAL
ties, improvement of Sixteenth street
between Delaware and Illinois
streets will begin today, the works
board ordered, alloting the contract
to the Union Asphalt Company on
a bid of $24,015.
Contract for widening and paw
ing of Sixteenth street, from Cap
itol avenue west to Northwestern
avenue, will not be let until several
names on petitions have been
checked
Other contracts let to the Mead
Construction Company were:
Maryland. Illinois street to Virginia ave-
nue.. resurfacing. $1s5O: Illinois street to
Kentucky avenue. $500.
Ashland avenue. Fourteenth to Sixteenth
streets. $50: Sixteenth to Twenty first
streets. S1680, and Twenty-third to Twen-
ty-eighth streets. $1,000.
Broadway. Seventeenth to Twenty-frst
streets. S1075
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-23
GIGANTIC AKRON
is POISED FOR
MAIDEN FLIGHT
Worlds Largest Airship to
Take to Skies Today in
First Jaunt.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
AKRON, o., Sept. 23.-Calm
weather, desired for the maiden
voyage Of the gigantic dirigible Ak
ron, prevailed here today as navy
airmen made last-minute prepara-
tons to take the Zeppelin on it's trip
aloft.
The initial flight, postponed on
Monday because of unfavorable con-
ditions, was to follow a triangular
course. A crew of forty-four en-
listed men and twelve officers, com
manded by Lieutenant Commander
Charles E. Rosendahl, was to man
the huge airship.
The fair weather was expected to
prevail at 3 p. m, the hour set for
the start.
The Akron, with it's eight motors
developing a total horse power
nearly twice that of the Graf Zep-
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searching Manhattan for a paroled
maniac.
Mrs. Ceilings described the leader
of the two men as a person between
40 and SO. powerfully built, closely
cropped hair which was either white
or very light, a large nose and I'M
usual eyes.
Blue said the new suspect an
swered the description, but that so
many tips" on the case had gone
sour" he was not overly optimistic.
Mrs. Ceilings underwent the sec
ond successive day of questioning at
her home in Stamford, Conn, Tues
day, when she continued telling her
story to Di Martini, an investigator
famed for his work in connection
with the famed Hall-Mills case of
New Jersey.
In the account to Di Martini it
was revealed for the first time Mrs
Ceilings struggled with the pirates
when they first attacked her hus-
band, but was overpowered and
warned she would be killed unless
she stopped fighting.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-23
SPEECH TO AID
MOONEY SLATED
Labor Leader Will Make
Address Sunday.

Endeavoring to stire renewed de-
mands for the release of Tom
Mooney and Warren K. Billings,
still in prison for the Preparedness
day bombings in San Francisco,
Frank Spector, Imperial Valley
labor leader. will speak at 2:30 Sun
day at 1921 South Meridian street.
Spector, sentenced to forty-two
years maximum Imprisonment with
seven others in connection with the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-23
CabOne POzge9

By United Press
CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-Earl
Wiedner, 16, has been hit by
a Capone and he liked it.
The Capone was Ralph,
brother of Alphonse (Scar-
face AID, the gang leader.
Ralph was playing golf. He
missed a four-foot putt. 1t
made him angry. He hurled
his putter wildly in disgust.
The putter hit Earl, cady,
on the leg. Earl grunted,
From his brother, Al, who
gives $50 tips to bellboys,
Ralph has learned the power
of money. Without comment,
he handed Earl a SIS bill. The
boys grimace vanished.
GO on" he said, "hit me
some more, on the head if you
want to-"
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pelin, was to cruise for two hours
before returning to the airdock
here. On the first trial fight, the
ship was expected to cover about
100 miles. 1t has a cruising speed
Of fifty miles an hour, and a maxi
mum speed of 1913 miles an hour.
After the maiden voyage, the 1885,
foot ship will be hangared and in
spected for the series of test flights
to be made within the next few
weeks. The Akron, which has a
diameter of 1929 feet and volume
Of 100000 cubic feet, is the largest
airship in the world.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-23
SEPT. %. 1891

Imperial Valley strike, recently was
released after serving fourteen
months.
In indianapolis, Spector will
speak under auspices of the Iheo-
dore Luesse Defense Council. He
also will be a guest at a banquet
while here.
Delegations from Evansville.
Princeton. Bicknell, Terre Haute,
Clinton, Anderson, Muncie, Elwood,
Newcastle, Kokomo, Greenfield, Co
lumbus and other cities are expected
to greet Spector here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-23
Helpless, After 10
Years of Asthma
Cough and Wheeze Stopped Two
Years Ago. Well Ever Since.

Any one tortured by asthma or
bronchial cough will be glad to
know that Mrs. George Kiefer, 35
South Vine street, Indianapolis,
found lasting relief. She said:
81 suffered from asthma 10 years 1
was so bad could hardly walk across
the house and used to sit up in chair
four or five nights at a time. The sec
bad all night. l have not noticed any
asthma in over two years, breathing
fine. no wheeling and I sleep fine"
Hundreds of people who suffered for
years from asthma and bronchial
coughs, state that their trouble left
and has not returned. Their letters
and a booklet of vital information will
be sent free by Nacor Medicine Co,
40S state Life Bldg, Indianapolis, Ind.
Call or write for this free information
and find out how thousands have found
lasting Observation-Disclosures.