davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-06

Vol'ba mayora Youngstown bola toho rolsn ohniva
nej Wit azne vysel dotera mestsky sudca vce-
ran syetovej vojny ve'ky priate Slovakov, Mark E.
Moore syn blahej pamati Edmonda Moore-a, vodcu de-
nlokraioy aprydlo vel elkeho priatea slovesk6ho ldu
81 Mahoning doline.
Rozume sa, re "Aky otec, taky SYM prot popu-
larite zaden protkandidat 81 neporadf. Youngstown
ske Sovensk6 Noviny voebnej Rampant boly stra
James Jones-a, osobne nenlajlc zadnej namietky
proti sudcovi Mooreov Nam slo to- aby viedla
tieto take easy ruka zksena. Nuz ale ami suca
Moore neni bez zksenosti ako vyslovil posavi
cello deparJmcntov takych muzov, ze svoju admin
straciu blde on hrdy cele mesto My mu ponikame
plnl kooperaciu zeby mesto pod jeho vedenm da
lei rastlo prekvitalo ably jeho obyvatelstvo zo sta
blahob,te Nepochybujeme, ze cim bod Mr. Moore
Slovakom ako sudca tym nam bude ako mayor-sku-
tocnynl, sta, ostlivym pliate'o 'on.
Pri tejto prczitosti na tomto mieste pripojuieme
srecnG vd' 'aky novozvolen6ho mayora Mark E. Moorea
ktori vyslovnje sovensk6u volcsvu, re no takvm ve
kym poctom hlasov poctilo. Uisuje kazdeho, ze nom
butenle mat dobrelo verneho priatel'a. Mas tes re
toto posolstvo mozeme doniest' Slovakom Younys-
towne ubezpecujcme novozvdIeneho mayora. re ono
sposobi vekl radost vsetkym ze slovenskeho po
vodu NEST anstvo pojde vzdy po ruke jeho, tazkeJ
,raci, ktora ma neho cez budnce roxy caka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-06
&4 lMCAAAlAoI AtUIdIy
'..'' !. Wick Ave.
.Dobro CITY, CIT, .p0.v1.
pri osade zalozenyi
v osade Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda
Dol xaloxsny dobrocinnt spolok
\ v nsdel'u a hned' al zahajil
tinnost'.

v osade Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda
sisly "a d1a l. novembra osadni-
6ky k porade, akym sposobom
pom6ct' nasi,n dietkam. Tejto
porady sa zdcastnil mas duchov-
ny, Rev. Stefan Begalla. Usnie-
sly SINE sa zalozit' .dobrocinny
spolok, aby sme mOhly spolocne
pomahat' nasim hladujncim diet
kan.
Trad sa zvolil nasledovny:
Katarina Sulik, predsedkyna.
Maria Kubina, zapisnicka.
Maria G. Slifka, pokladnicka.
Spolok zapocal hned svoju
cinnost' a dosial' nasbieral Sat
stvo, ktore bude rozdane det'om.
Prosime, ably kazda osadniGka
sa >dala zapisat' do tohto spolku
elm skorej, preto ze pomoc je
rychle potrebna.
Maria Kubina.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-06
Oznanlenie do
Campbell, O.
ct. osadnikom a osadnickam osa-
dy Sv. Jana Krstitel'a a vobec
vsetkym slovakom a Slovenkam
y Campbell ma okoli-pozdravi

Drahi bratia a mile sestryl Y
nedel'u, dina 10. noyembra bude.
te mat prilezitost vidiet mai.
novsiu a najkrajsiu dramu 20 u
vota nasho Pudu slovensktho ]
casov svetovej vojny, ktora je '
+. deJstvach 5 premenou a SO spev
mi pod menom "Slovenska mn.
cedlnica' iicinkuje v nei 20 O.
sob. Dramu ti1to zahr;i drama.
ticky krhzok osady Sv. Cyrilla a
Methoda pri osade Sv. Jana Kr-
stItela znamej IIamrakoyei ha.
lie. Zaiste mnohi vas az sftal;
Q teJto vel'kei narodnej hre. us
diva razy zahranej: di1a q. sen.
tembra pri osade Sv. Cyrilla .
Methoda v Youngstown, a dna
II. 0ktobra pri osadc Naisy. Tro.
Jlcc v Struthers to ma oboch
mlestach dost' vel'kym iispe-
chonl. Vleme, &c sn zle easy. ale
ked' sa vam len raz 70 vasom Ii;
vote naskytuje takato prilezi-
tost', vyuzite ju! Uist'ujeme vas.
ze ste take divadlo este nikdy
nevideli vo vasom meste a an;
Wac neuvidite. Predstavenic Y ten
den. Is. novembra blde len We.
Ger. Zaciatok 0 pol 7. hodine a
potrva az do pol IL. hodiny.
Este raz vas dctive a srdesnc
ysetkych Eve ma toto krasne a 30
ucne predstavenie - vybor. A
lestli yam bude NOME, prived'te
alebo poslite al vase dietky, akc
al vasich dospelych synov a dee
ry, lebo al pre- mich je tam vel a
poucneho a zabavneho.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-06

Jozef Zajac, 39-rocny Poliak u
I. 8 John St, Struthers, zaplatil
xiyotom zachranenie svojho 3
.rosneho synka Cd istej smrti. "A I.
jac Dol Y pondelok lesiku, k1e
rdbal jeden stron $ MIN boil =
jeho syn9ek Edko. Pr&ve ked
strom padaI chlapcek utskal ros-
no pod strom . otec, nem6xue ho
uz mae zachranit'. hodil y lnai
no, aby no svojim vlastnJm I'M
lom ochranil pred ntou smrt'os,
Strom, ktory Dol vel 'k5 dor n
dol celou vahou na Alavgll N
zajacs, kdeito chlarSsk
tel sraneais IA pritlaS SSpi ny y
lsklsi hovsria, " had - 1|) Y
|otsc Somrsl n i MM ~ 60
dsh sfno. s11
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-06

"nebo'', styri roxy neskorsie.
Medzi l. a ii. dejstvom je pre-
stavka "a Is min1t. Medzi II. a
Iii. dejstvom je prestavka "a 5
minlt. V prestavkach udrziava o.
becenstvo v dobrej nalade orche-
stra.
A teraz posledny krat pozyva-
me vsetkych Slovakov Sloven-
ky Youngstown a okolia ma
tento vecierok. Mix neobanuje.
Kazdy, kto sa predstavenia z1-
castni, zazije citne chvile, axe e.
Ste ma ziadnom slovenskom pred
stayeni nezazil. Bude sa smiat' ma
vystrajani zlosynov Pariza; bude
plakat' mad nest'astnou Dianou.
Bude sa tesit' radovat' nou,
ked sa ona bude citit' najst 'ast-
nejsou devou v Parizi - ale len
ma chyil'ku. Ease ziaP a 'lItost'
ked' prave v ten cas- udre svet
hrozn& katastrofa - svetova vol
ma q prislo rozldcenie S milym
pr&ve case, ked' 81 myslela, ze
vsetko bude krasny raj. A potion
trapne dni q noce bez ~konca a
den podpisania mieru., Vstanete
50 stoliciek, ked'' pocujete ten
hluk, larmu, krik radost'ou ky
piacich srdc, truly, bubny, horli-
I've, ohnive pochody, zvony; uvi-
dfte tance, objfmanie, bozkava-
ME, h&dzanie stuziek q papieru
Ano, vstanete q budete kricat'
mech zije Francia r.. Ale PRIV,
kym 90 opona spustf, uvidite W,
stnp, ktory lit bude 70 yasei pa.
mSti, 60 aj desat,' inych divadel.
oych predstaveni sa potom III.
Sastnite.
TAX teda mech 81 ka5dy milov.
nik dohr9 divadla poyie Ma ne.
del'u idem 10 divadeln6 predAta.
vsnie s'Sied dmsho neba &,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-06
Al FORD SNfzIL MZDu

Ford Motor Co. Detroit o.
znamila, ze pred troma tyzdnami
snizila mzdu svojho robotnictva
20 sedem ma sest' dolarov denne
Udava, re vzdor tomu j teraz pla-
ii vyssiu mzdu, nezli inc automo.
bilove tovarne. U florida pracuje
sa tri dni do tvzdna.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-06
oHIosKf vETERAN1,
Haste sA o BONUS

Ohioskl veterani svetovej yoj.
ny, ktorl este nedostali svoj bo-
nus z pokladnice statu Ohio, mu.
sejl sa OH HAST do 81. decem.
bra, lebo po Novom roku bonuso.
va uradovna bude nz zavreta a
vyplacanie bonusu skoncend.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-06
ZIsfOvANIE vKL.ADOv
v ZAVRETYCH BANKkCH

V City banke a Dollar banke
prevadza statny bankoyy depart
ment zist'ovanie vkladOv a iiGtov.
Kazdy vkladatep ma doniest'
svoje vkladne knizocky do BAN
ky, aby molly byt' norovnane s
knihami bank.
0 niekol 'ko dni bnd1 volanl do
zatvorenych bank dlznici.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-06
|Obrat k lepsiemu
| w vra.j nastal
Menej hank upaduje, psenica a
bav]na draxeju, robotne pomery
v niektorych priemysloch sa
napr&vaju.

| Vsctky dennikv v Amerike "a.
ciatkom toho tlzdha oznamova-
", ze obrat k lepsfm hospodar-
skym pomerom az nastal a pou-
kazovaly ma znaky prichodu lep-
sich casov.
| TAX samo prezident Hoover W.
slovil sa llspokojenin, ze ma
stal "vel'mi vel'ky obrat k lep-
sieniu" kreditovych pomeroch
a ze l'udia uz prestavajd ukryvat'
peniaze. Minuleho tyzdna rudia
vypustili . iikrytov "a million do
larov. Prezident tiez poukazal ma
fakt, ze padanie bank uz takmer
prestalo. Udal, ze kreditove po-
merry sa este Wac napravia, ked'
pol-bilionoya kreditova korpora-
cia bude v, plnom rozsahu licin-
kovat', co sa stane NJ teraz.
Vel'ka radost' panuje medzi
farmArmi 20 zvysenych cien pse-
nice a bavlny. Psenica "a posled-
ny mesiac zdrazela o, 22c ma busli
izo 448c ma 7Oc.) ,cena bavlny
zdrazela 0 $15 ma bale. Farmari
takto dostann "a svoiu lrodu 0
| dakych 500 million dolarov Wac,
nez ocakavali, a bud1 vstave ku-
povat' stroje a inc priemyselne
vyrobky, elm sa napravia robot
ne pomery vo fabrikach. Psenica
a bavlna zdrately nasledkom zlej
1rody indie vo svete a nasledkom
toho, ze ruska vl&da ma. t'azkostj
vyktrpovanim pkenice od kolek-
tlvov. Kolektivy totiz nechc1 pre-
davat' svoju psenicu sovietskej
Wade "a urcend cenu ami 1roda
nebola tax hojna, ako v lani.
Zlepsenie sa oznamuje dolo-
vani tvrdeho makkeho uhlia, V
tovarnach ma obuv a klobuky, v
dohanovych fabrikach v pro-
dukcii oleja. Konecne zlepsenie
zacinajd citit' al oceliarne. V
Braddocku vratilo sa pondelok
do prace okolo 5000 robotnikov,
ktori uz davno nepracovali. Ta-
mojsia Edgar Thompson oceliar-
na Carnegie spolocnosti dostala
totiz vel objednavku ma ko-
l'ajnice Robota o 10 perc. kappa
cite potrva na tel objednavke Wy.
Sc mesiaca.
"Iron Age" pise, ze zlepsenie
robotnych pomerov oceliar.
skych strediskach pride teraz v
novembri Toto bude prve zlep.
senie cd jari. Posledneho tyzdna
vyroba ocele krajine postlpila
z % perc. ma 80 perc. kapacity
/ Naproti tymto chyrom Gitali
SINE vo vaznom Business Con.
1
ditions Weekly, ze trvaca ma.
prava ME je PRIV MONA, kym
stavebnJ, oceliarsky, automobile.
w priemysel zeleznice nesnizia
svoje ceny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-06

Nv hre beru dcast Il. Bowden,
Helen Meyer, r. II. Rogers r.
I'll. Fitzsimmons.
Rabin /. E. Philo je predsedom
slavnosti a Frank w. Monry je
predsedom vyboru spolkov, kto-
re slavnost' usporiadaj1.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-06

- AASSASA = vCOOA UUNC W AIH
sne, vsl'ke, okuzl 'ujdce divadel-
ne predstavenie, ktoremu sa do
sial' xiadne slovenske divadelns
predstavenie nevyrovna. "siedme
nebo" je drama, ktora bola hrana
po celom svete.. Predstavenie bu.
de ' sokolovni ma Washington St.
' Youngstowne.
Uz tcraz, nedepu vccer, "a
hrana bude svctochyrna drama
Austina Stronga "Siedme nebo"
dramatickym kr1zkom Sboru 146.
S. T. j. Sokol Sokolovni ma
Washington st.
Tdto drama pc prvy raz pred
stavena bola 30. oktobra 1922 v
Booth divadle v New Yorku, kde
predstavovana bola $ velkym L.
spechom "a cell sezonu. Potom
spolocnost' cestovala pc vel'kych
mestach Spoj. Statov, ktorych
tiez S vel 'kym dspechom predsta-
vovana bola kazdy den po> cele
tyzdne.
.u..s
s verkym dspechom hravane
bola ticz Y Anglii. Roku 1927 pri-
pravena bola ma filmy a obdrzala
prv1 cenu co najlepsi pohyblivy
obrazok toho rolku.
Do slovenciny prelozena bola
81. Mariou Stankovou New Yor-
ku.
Mimo New Yorku dosial' slo-
veneine nebola hrana. Teda dra-
maticky krdzok Sboru 146. SITS.
je len druhym, ktory predstavi
tdto nadhernd hru po slovensky.
Sphrana bnde. So zylastpym do
volenim vydavatel'a Samuela
Frencha z New Yorku.
"Siedme nebo" nebude indie ma
tejto okolici predstavene.
Francdzske uniformly vypozica-
ne boly cd Jozefa T. Stropnicke-
no a Synov New Yorku.
2 tohto kazdy vidi, ze predsta-
venie bude zvlastne, novotne, ve-
likanske, axe Slovae ma tejto o.
kolici dosial' nemala prilezitost
vidiet'. Program je tento:
1. 7:15-Slovenske a anglicke
piesne - Orchestra Juraja Pc
trika.
2. O 7:O-Privitanie obecen-
stva - Juraj Palascak st.
8. 7:55-Sokoli idl - Orche-
stra Juraja Petrika.
4. o 8:OO-Siedme nebo" -
Dramaticky krlzok Sboru LAG.
S. T. j. Sokol.
Osoby: Baul: Matej Susak. -
Potkan: Pavel Serfel. Arlette: !:
Olga Palascak. Maximillian
Goblin: Albert Shrek. Mana /:
Anna Serfel. Retan: Pavel
Remias. - Diana: Mildred Stei.
ner. - Brissac: Pavel Antalik.
- Blonde: Pavel Habovsky. -
Pere Chevillon (knaz): Andrej
Palencar. - I. cetnfk: Michal
Blasko. 81 II. cetnfk: Andrej
Kish.. - Stryeko Georges: Stefan
Bolha. ~ Tetka Valentine: !: Kata-
rina Habovsky. - Chico: Juraj
Palascak mi. OsetrovateP 2
nemocnice: Stefan Puskar.
Sepkar: Juraj Palascak st.
Riaditel' divadla je Pavel Ser.
fel, ktory prekvapil Sloyakov ma
tejto okolici vybornym riadenfm
q odbornym vypravenim predsta,
venia Hrob lasky", "Charleyo.
vel tety" a inych.
Spevy V hre "Siedme nebo" 9
sice: 20, mole since, Isla BILE
da Mana q ssDiana" (Som ne.
bi, ked vidfm tyoj dsmev) bude
- ! ! l...A..~ E...a "a ID.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-06
Pridte vidiet'
'Siednle nebo" "

Ux tdto nedel'u vecer bude to lra.
sne, verke, olkuzl'ujdce divadel.
ne predstavenie, ktor&mu sa do.
sial' Hadne slovenske divadelnd
predstavenie nevyrovna. "Siedme
nebo" je drama, ktora bola hrana
po ce1om svete.. Predstavenie bu.
de ' sokolovni ma Washington St,
' Youngstowne.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-01-27
WRECKED BOAT |s - FOUND BURIED IN .
 SAND AT kANATAK

The wreck of a power vessel, partly buried in the beach sands near Kanatak, is the latest mys- tery to De reported to The Gate- way. # N" It has been definitely aScer- tained by the local Customs Of- flee, not the wreck of the long, lost Chase, Capt. Chas Emsweil- CT, but it may be that off the gas- boat Tina, Frank Kazahaya, who has been missing for many months without a trace left what misfortune overlook him and his little craft .5M5##
 Natives reported to H M Ey- ans, well known Kanatak busi- ness man, that they had found the wreck of . vessel five miles southeast of Kanatak; it was partly buried but they dug out
 and brought back to Kanatak with them a tWo-foot Coolidge propeller with a two and one- half bore in it. The propeller was stamped with the number, 3118, and inscription, Coolidge, Seat- tie.
 The MS Chase is said to have had a Chase wheel. MT. Evans said he intended to make a personal inspection of the wreck within a few days of the report. H
Seward daily gateway., 1931-01-27
MINERAL BULLETIN

A copy of Bulletin 824A. Min eral Industry of Alaska in 1929 and Administrative Report by P. s. Smith has been received by the Gateway. The booklet con- tains information oil the general features of mineral production in the Territory, figures relative to total mineral production, leasing work information and other data relative to the Territory's mines.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-01-27
SHIPS CgAT,TTTAF

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 27 tRi-- The Dollar liner President 4+ayss and the British steamer s. Kumsang collided in a thick fog off the coast of China according [ oradio adyices received here. Neither steamer was seriously damaged The President Hayes continued on to Hongkong while the Kumsang put into Annoy for repairs, the message stated
Seward daily gateway., 1931-01-27
GRANTED LEAVE

Leave has been granted to R. A. zeller, Forest Supervisor of Tongass National Forest, Ketchi- kan, to go to Seattle for medi- cal treatment, it was announced by M |. Merritt, Acting Region al Forester, says the Juneau Em- pire He will leave for the south on an early boat.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-01-27

Weekly service at the monthly rate of $5. Join the Cleaning and Pressing Club of the Seward Steam Laundry. Phone us -of drop in and ask us about it
Seward daily gateway., 1931-01-27
DELAY GRANTED

LOS ANGELES, Jan, 27, tPl- Sentencing of Daisy DeBoe, con victed of alleged theft from Clara Bow, was postponed until next Monday after the defense motioned for new trial. They asked for the delay in order to prepare their arguments.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-01-27
COL. EMERSON DIES
BALTIMORE. Md. Jan, 26.

BALTIMORE, Md, Jan, 26, (P) I-Col Isaac E. Emerson, II, mul- millionaire chemical manufac- turer, died at his home here. The manufacturer of promo selt- ger who rose from a drug store clerk to a position of affluence, had been i'll for nearly two months.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-01-27
TRIES SUICIDE,

John Marsden, 19-year-old In- dian, is in Ketchikan hospital suffering from self-inflicted gunshot wound, according to of- fical advices received at Juneau by United States Marshal Albert White. Disappointment in a love affair, the youth is said to have attempted to commit suicide.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-01-27
NOTICE

The Belmont Trading Company will shortly open for business as traders in all kinds Of merchan- disc, new and secondhand, at the old log house on Fifth Ave.
 Joe Holman
Seward daily gateway., 1931-01-27

Join the Cleaning and Pressing Club of the Seward Steam Laun- dry: $5 a month entities you to send suit, a dress or q hat each week.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-01-27

Haas Candy-Fresh shipment on every boat. The Alaska Shop.
Evening star., 1931-12-06
This $I49 Bed-Davenport Suite Piece

Note the graceful lines the artistic 7oes and button backs
the Gtracc SrPentne fros Comfortable too! Long Sece
Bunny Chair aid Arctair m style cared feet Coacrcd
in Jacquard Velow qvh loose reversible cushions Sides and
backs are IN eLf-tone 1elow.
Evening star., 1931-12-06
4 Handsome Bed Room Pieces-ReguIarIy SID:

Here l1idiay cabinet
O.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17
FARRELL
MARRZES

NEW YORK. Feb. I7-R-se-
cretly married for three days,
Charles Farrell and the former
Virginia Valli, screen stars, leave
tonight ON the liner Augustus for
"a European honeymoon. They were
married IN Yonkers. nv. VI, shortly
after midnight Saturday.
With the traditional superstition
or actor folk, Miss Vail baked a-
being married ON Friday the thir-
teenth, even III 10 meant two tri~s
To Yonkers and "a midnight wed
ding 70 dodge the Jinx.
Farrell and Miss Valll went ~
Yonkers Friday arriving after the
usual closing hour OF the marriage
license bureau but William Cor
balls, the clerk. had been informed
o. their coming and was waiting.
They had planned 10 BE- married
nc once. but aNer the license had
been made out Miss Valli suddenly
recalled that II was Friday the
thirteenth.
The couple and their party re-
turned 70 New York 70 await the
passing OF the ink. After ~ few
telephone calls they got In touch
with the Rev. Ralph H0r-ton,
pastor OF the First Methodist
Episcopal church az Yonkers. who
consented t0 perform the ceremony
after midnight.
Another trip 90 Yonkers and the
marriage was performed at the
parsonage about 1890 a. III. Satur-
day. the fourteenth.
The wedding breakfast was ENVY
dawn when the party arrived back
in New York.
Farrell explained to friends that
lis reason fcr the elaborate secrecy
was that ne wished 20 be aboard
the liner on his honeymoon before
news OF his marriage reached HOi-
lywood.
The romance dates back about
four years 70 Hollywood's lots.
The bride Is a native of Chicago.
where she was born Virginia
Sweeney. The groom halls from
New England. 1t is her second mar
riage. she having divorced Demarest
Lamson several years ago. III ~ his
first venture.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17

HARLINGEN. Feb. IT. The
advance hallyhoo burst like the
South Sea Bubble here Monday
night when the san Benito Saints
were forced to take TO the court
against the MethCdists minus the
services Or two first string per-
formers, and consequently the
Methodists won 67-42. sewing LTD
the lower bracket championship o.
the Rio Grande Valley basketball
league.
Grady Reynolds. perhaps the
best center III the Valley, and TaStC.
another hard hustler, we're kept
from the Saint lineup due 10 iil-
ness. With them out. Goddard and
Army Armstrong. MethodlstS for
wards, proceeded w run amuck.
accounting Tor Az points between
them One OF the largest crowds
ever to witness a cage game Ell
HarlinEen turned 0ut and lined the
walls OF the Harlingen high GYM
rasium 70 view the much bally-
hoced crucial encounter. H. ~ esti-
mated that zoo persons saw the
encounter.
Goddard had his eve on the has-
ket from the opening tip-off. and
IL hampered him little when he was
unable % break w under the bas-
ket, for, III the p~arlance, he was
hot" and sunk them from all
angles. In addition 10 Tipping ~
points through the basket himself.
his passing 90 Army Armstrong
waS A big factor In Army's ringing
Up 20 points FOR second high point
honorS.
John Hearn. Saint whose main
DUTY was guarding the Methodists.
found time 10 ring the basket for
Is points and third honOrs. Hearn
and Newman played hard through
cut the fray. and u Is hard ~ eSti-
mate what the score would have
becn had they not been III the
contest. Newman's guarding was
unusually effective.
Pete Garrison. Methodist guard.
also found time 70 score 10 points
tor his squad. Roy Wallace. lank
Saint center, found the hopper for
III points.
The Methodists took the lead 81
early I'm the game and the Saints
never caught mp with the fast
moving Armstrong Goddard combi-
nation. AT the half the score was
28-i2.
The last hair was a free scoring
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17
GRIMES SEEKS
HURLING MARK
HELD BY ALEC

ST. LOUIS. FEB. II. Ra-Rrr-
leigh Grimes himself is AUTHORITY
Tor the statement the baseball rer-
ord books "a few a hence u-srr
nave an entry reading something
Ike this.
Most pitching victories. National
League, Burleigh Grimes. Former
record by Grover Cleveland Alex
ander. 373.~
Ready for hts sixteenth conser-
utiye year ~ the National learlie
and With 3i2 victories to his cred
IN the pugnacious old spitballer be-
iieves his right arm. is still good
Tor three or four or fivep wears
more, by which time he expects ~
nave won the additional 81 games
ne needs to break Alex the Greats
record.
Grimes has more victories 70 his
credit than any other pitcher now
III the majors. His neareS rival "
II tail Cincinnati southpaw. Emma
RiNey, who has Isl mound triumnhs
scattered over a period OF eighteen
seasons. Rixey. who will be 40 In
May, Is more than two years older
than Grimes. During his Is years
II the National. Burleign has lost
$50 games. giving him 1872 more
victories than defeats.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17
Mexicans Protest
Alaskan Conditions

MEXICO CITY. Feb. l7-lP-
The newspaper Universal Grafiro
today published a protest against
alleged conditions of virtual slav-
cry In which IL says 5000 Mexi-
cans are held in Alaska.
The paper printed reports from
Mexican residents. or California
charging that Mexicans Wy the
laboring class are contracted for
work In the mines and forests on
the northern territory and there are
Obliged TO live under inhumane
conditions.
Contractors find an easy means
o. labor supply III the thousands
OF Mexcans stranded In Caiifor-
mia without work and entice them
20 Alaska with promises that are
not fulfilled. Grafico declared.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17
'SAVOLDI Wins
lST MAT BOUT
Former Notre Dame Star
Sends Delong To
Hospital

KANSAS CITY. Feb. ~. lP-
Jumping Joe Savoidi used the
rough and ready tactics he learned
as a Notre Dame fullback III hts
professional wrestling debut and
sent his victim, Don Delong, to a
hospital for repairs.
"A cursOry inspection i'm the ring
where Delcng lay writhing here
last night after going down under
two body slams applied BY Sayoldi
In rapid OrdaE showed "a dislOcated
shoulder and n bruised Jaw.
The 12-ygar-Cld italian, scaling
204 pounds. knocked Delong. q 222-
FOUNDER. t0 the mat three times
with reverse head-l0cks before the
match had fairly Got under way.
belong. billed as the French
heavyweight champion. picked up
Joe and slammed him down head
first. Joe was or his feet momen-
tarily a few seconds later but he
wrested free and. picking UP De-
long I'm "a corner. deposited him with
force in the center Of the ring.
That crash accounted for De-
longs aiiing jaw and the first fall
In 3 minutes. 30 seconds.
Del0ng was spilled twice again
with reverse headlocks after Sa-
veldi skidded on his chin attempt
ing " tackle that went awry against
4 man not nursing a football AZ hts
bosom.
Using the identical formula that
brought about the first fan, Sayol-
di smashed the Frenchmal 90 the
mat and the second fall was scored
III 4 minutes. . seconds. Delong
was removed II al ambulance.