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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-30
SCH0DZA POLITICKEHO KLU.
Blu MA LANSINGVILLE.

Politicky a VzdelavajGci Klub
ma Lansingville odbtvat' bude
svoju riadnu mesacnn sch6dzu v
nederu vecer O pol 8. hodine V
Sokolovni ma Homewood Ave
Hned' po sch0dzi bude ako 20 inc
troky fasiangovy vecierok. TAX
bratia, zabijeme dvoch vtakov
jednym kamenom. Pretrasieme
ziadosti a st'aznosti ndov, tyka-
j1cich sa nasej okolice nasho
mesta a tiez sa tax po bratsky
zabavime. Teda prldt'e vSetci, le-
bo elm Wac, tym veselsie. Stat
vas to bude iba 25 centov ma "a
okrytie vydavkov.
Juraj Palascak NIL, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-30
SCH0DZA ZENSKEHO KLUB1J
MA LANSINGVILLE,
Zabava klubu sa vydarila.,

Zensky Politicky a Vzdelavaj1-
,ci Klub na Lansingville bude
mat svoju schodzu uz V tuto ne
del'u, l. februara vecer O 7:3O
pod novym kostolom osady Sv.
Mateja. Kazda udkyna klubu sa
ma dostavit ma tito schodzu.
Dalej oznamujeme, ze bal a
krajove vizinky boly vydarene.
Ami SINE neocakavaly tax vel Ky
pocet prltomnvch. Srdecna vd'a-
ka vsetkym, ze sa i'm net'azilo
prlst' sa mani zabavit'. Bars pc
kne d'akujeme tym, ktori boil
tax krasne oblecen1 krajovych
satoch. Prajzy dostali "a najkraj-
81 kroj: I. prajz Frank Tkacik,
III. praJz JoZef Sagula. 70 zien I.
prajz dostala Maria Lesicko, II.
prajz Anna Bernat, III. prajz An
ma Markovic, Nv. prajz Helena Le-
dina. I dive male dievcatka, ale je-
dnej memo nezname.
Ma tych vizinkoch ami kolace ne
chybaly ami kava, co bolo zdarma
pre- kazdeho. Nasa predsedkyna
nam bola "a paniu. Ked' SINE pri-
Sly S vencom do haly, odmenila
sa nam jednym dolarom. Tiez d'a-
kujeme Janovi Novotnemu, ze
nam tax krasne d'akoval "a nasu
neunavnd pracu. Dakujeme vset-
kym pracovniekam, ktore talk
lrasne ten venice pripravily.
S ilctou ma ceie obecenstvo
Helena sekerik, preds.
Katarina savel, pokl.
Justina Palguta, det.
Anna Topolovcak, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-30
URAD sPoLKU sV. JoZEFA, 6.
731. I. K S. J.

\rooIlo,L ,,,ol C,alI, c..
.Jozefa. E. 731. IKSJ na rok 1871
ia ako nas]eduie.
p>o1o,a c,a ,,,o,
poaa.oaaoao r.. r,,,;
NJ
49,.
LIN '''0''''''N' ''">' N'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-30
z ROCNEJ sCH0DZE STEEL.
TONsKEHO POLITICKEHO
KLUBU.

Steeltonskl Politicky Kub ma
svojej rocnej schodzi 81 vyvolil
nasledovnych uradnikov:
Pavel Ondas, predseda.
Stefan Jochman, pokladnik.
Jan Martinko, zapisnik.
Ia delegatov do SlovenSkej Po-
liticlSej Federacie boil vyvoleni
Andrej Dolak, Martin Hilmensky
a Jan Martinko.
Po vol'be' sa pojcdnavalo 20.
lltickych obcianskych pomeroeh
Jan Martinko, zap
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-30
TANECNA ZABAVA.

Sbor 146. s. T. J. Sokol uspo-
riada dna 81. januara tanccnG "a
bavu vo svojcj Sokolovni ma
Washington st. Bude to tax IVA
ny Prize eardaS'', 70 ktory bu-
dn dane odmenv najlepsim taneG-
nixon, sice odmeny pre- mia
dych al starych. My SINE isti, ze
ii starSi znaju lepsie cardas tan
covat', ako II mladSi, leho je to
obi 'nbeny tanec pre- mas, Etori
SINE prisli 20 star1ho kraju, no a.
lie myslime, ze ami ii mladi sa ne
daju zahanbit'. Preto srde6ne po-
volavame ct. SlovpnskG obecen-
stvo, jak mladych talk starsich, a.
by mas poctili lch pr1tomnost'ou
prisli sa zabavit' ma tisto slo-
venskd zabavu. Lebo ma naSich
zabavach sn len nasi Slovaci a
Slaviani pripusteni a Srdctne Vi.
TAM.
Tato zabava budp V sobotu, 81.
jan. vecer, a talk ma kazdT prize
zitost' sa pr1st' zabavit'. Hrat' bu-
de vyborna orchestra. ZaGiatok 0
s. vecer. Ia dobril zabavu ruGi vo-
pred Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-30
BAL HAsELTONSKEHO ZEN.
POLITICKEHO KLUBU.

HaseltonskI zenskt Politick5
Klub usporiada vel'ky bal ma So
botu, 81. januara vecer V hale
cirkvi Sv. Nikolaja ma Wilson
Ave. Ma tito tanecnu zabavu po-
volavame cele slovenske a slavian-
ske obecenstvo youngStownske-
no okolia. Hrat' bude obl'ubena
Zajacova orchestra. Vybor uist IL
je, ze sa kazdy dobre zabavi a
hudc vitany. S uctou
Zabavny vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-30
YOUNGSTOWNSKY v NEMOCI
PODPORUJUCI sPOLOK
TATRA.

Uradnici: Jozef Martinko, predseda,
255 Carlton St. - Jozef Mudroh, pod
prcdseda, 53s s. Ha7elwood Ave. ---
Stefan Novotnt, dGto-nik, 4O4 East
Myrtle Ave. Andrej Adamko, po.
kladnik, 1884 Oak st. Martin Mu-
ransky Frantisek Hudilt, dozorcovia.
Schodze vydrziavajd sa kazdd prvt
nedel'u mesiaci skolr Sv. Cyrilla
Methoda 2. hod. ropoludni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-30
MADARI A RAKUSANIA
PODPfsALI sMLUVU

Mad'arsky minister-predseda
grof Bcthlcn a rakiisky zahraniG-
ny minister dr. Schober podpisa-
Ii smluvu priatel'stva mcdzi Ma
d'arsliom a RakIsEom. vo Vicdni.
Bothlen po navrate domov vvslo-
vii sa, ze utvorenic smluvy ma
vel'kF vTznam.
Mad 'arsko Cesko-Slovensko sl
teraz bczsmluvnom stave, OBJ
chod je nepatrny a Bethlen utvo-
ril teraz priatel 'Stvo Raktiskom
ably NAL tromf vo vyjednavaniach
csko->lovenSkOu vladou. Ma
d'arsko je zaviSlr od CSR. ma W.
voz pSenicp masa p1.cto Bet
hlenOv tromr noma moe SLY.
lnacej ako Mad'arSk0 talk Au-
stria majtl SpoIotnG politicItt "a
ujmy ma obnovcnl starNrh hranlc
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-30
Spolkove zpravy
.tOCNA SCHODZA BASEBALL
KLUBU MA LANsINGVILLE.

Rocna sch6dza LansingvilIske-
no Baseball Klubu odbyvat' sa
bude t1to nedel'u, !. februara
popoludni v Sokolovni ma Home
wood Ave. Sch6dza mala byt' v
minul1 nedel'u. ziadam vsetkych
clenov, ably sa dostavili ma tdto
roGnl sch0dzu. Bude vol 'ba iira-
du a pojednavat' sa bude vaz-
nych veciach. s Gctou
Jan s. Franko, preds.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-30
OTVORIL KOLEKTORSKU
A NOTARsKU URADOVNU

j. A. Tausz, Slovakom dobre
znamy obchodnik, ktory NAL pred
casom lekarnu ma Lansineville
otvoril 81 tieto dni notarsku, ko-
lektorsk1 a vysetrovatel'sku IRA
dovnu V {. 508 Realty Bldg. Kto
potrebuje skolektovat' dlzoby, da-
co vysetrit' a ohodnovernit'. y.
Tausz no vd'aGne obslrzi,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-30

ia cciN cas- to lrobl l.lJJ 90
Ia ckstra omse 10000
la 9-dnovi poboznOSt' 10000
Ia duse ma 9-dn. poboznost' 1000
Ia zomrcle Sestry 1900
Ia omSe cclN vydaj 1.767.OO
Oar na Steelton 1900
Oar ma LansingvilIc 1900
Firhangy do fairy 1000
Ia s rokov ma kvictkv
pre- oltare 10000
Teraz celia suma potas Father
LiscinSkfho vyplatena IA zalilipe-
NJ veci pre- kostol ma inc veci
nasimi peniazmi 2.274.OO
POcaS Father KOzelka 5J5 90
Tcda "a Is rOkov RnzencOvI. o.
tarny a BozSktho Srdca Spolok
vyplatiI 2,S74.OO
Ma SV. OmSc l.7G7. 90
Teda spolu vyplateno 4,641.00
Ostava zvySok V pokladn. Sl59.70
ked Sa SeStry preSvedcily, Ze
.ic to vSetko tax, ako ic ndant.
uznaly, ze nebol Y take vcci. jak
bOlO laSOvanG medZi scStrami.
Zpravu podplSaly sestra Maria
llenclk, scstra katarina Pckar-
elk a sestra Smotrlla. A nielcn Ze
zpravu IA spravnu uznaly, ale ma
a.l IA novO IA Svoju horlitcFliu
Ruzencovti'O SpollIu a "a pred
ncdkynu Oliarneho a Boz>keho
Srdca Spolku zvolily d potom "a
tn pracu, ktora bola uznana sto
Sestrami. som bOla Odmenpna We
| likym darOm, lebO ofcrovaIy Ia
nina "a mojho manzela jednu
veIkU Svittl OmSu. To jc na,jvIG-
81 dar pre- mia, aET nikto memo
ze Ocenit' TAX mile spStrv. ia
YAM kraSne d'akujem, ably vas
kazdn jednu Bon p0zehnal, abv
SINE Sumne doVrdna prac0vaIy.
Tiez d 'akujem moiim SpOluurad-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-30
TANECNA ZABAVA MA
STEELTON,

Krdzok Deer Najsv. Mena Je-
zis usporiada pondelok, 2. feb
ruara fasiangovn tanecnn zabavu
v auditoriume skoly. Ma zabavu
1ctive povolava slovenski mladez
a v6bec slovenske obecenstvo z
celeho okolia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-30
UDOBRILI ZASTAVENIE
PRISTAHOVALECTVA

kongresny priSt ahovaleckr w
Dor udObril navrh zakona, ktorIm
bude prist 'ahovaIectvo docasne
snlzenG 90 percent Z kvotovtch
krajln. Je to temer zaStavenip pri-
st ,ahovalectva. Zakon, po jcho
prijatl, bude platnosti "a diva
roxy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-30
SCHODZA POLIT. KLUBU
v YOUNGSTOWN.

Slovcnsky Politicky a Podpo-
rujnci Klub V Youngstown bude
odbyvat' sch0dzu V nedcl'u. |.
februara vecor 8. hodine So
kolovni, 319 Washington St.. ma
ktor1 je kazdy Glen tictivc povo-
lany.
Juraj Petrick, tai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-30
SCHODZA sPOLKU SV. RITY,
G. 100. P. S. z. j.

spolok Sv. Rita, Cislo 16O. P.
S. Il. J. vyzyva svoje 1dkyne, a
by sa dostavily ma bud1cu nede-
Pu. /. februara ma SchodZu, lebo
bude sa jednat' vaznych We
ciach nasej organizacie.
S uctou a pozdravom
Barbara Fajoak, preds.
Anna Bobala, tctov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-30
ZPRAvA PREDsEDKYNE
Oltmneho, B. Srdca Ruzencove-
no spolku pri osade Sv Cyrilla a
Methoda podana ma rocnej scho-
dzi Is. januara 1881.

Pochvalen Pan Jezis Kristus!
Mile drahe se>try. Ako horli-
tePka Ruzencovrho Spolku a. pred |
sedkyna Oltarncho Spolku poda-
VAN vam zpravu mojho lrado-
vania "a Is rOkev. Mile spStry.
pOcujtp moju Zpravu, co sa vyko-
nalo "a vasu maI'urkjl obetavost'
25c mesaGnc. Il toho idc na tri
svute Omse kazdv meSiac a osta-
the peniaze ma oltar Pana a ne
mas chram bozj ma me vpci. Pc |
niaze nilldy neboly bez vas dane,
len ked' boly spoll1u odhlaso-
vanG myslim, ze $ tIm snhla,
site. TAX teda poGujtc mile SeStry
moju zpravu:
Ia Father Kozrlka Smc vvpia-
tily:
Leleny pluVlar S2oO.OO
Zeleny ornat $500
fuzenska zaStaVa 2Oo.OO
hesslky fano" pIatno
sa kupllo ia 10000
Ia ne Sa zaplat'lo 1000
Jak Father LlscInSkH prlSlel,
ostal nam an $4,000
Ia Father L'SclnSkeho
SINE vyplatlIy $4,000
Ma kallch 10000
Ia . omsl ku p. NJ. Ruiz. 10000
. omsl "a dusIcky V oclStcl 700
Ia ornat sv. Ierczky $500
Spolku Sv. NoJtfrha $500
Rev. kratkemu k odchodu 5000
heV. boDaioVl X odch"du 'oOoI
heV' Llscinsk'm''' ked
slel 40 kraJ" oO.OO
flatno pod plachty Ma oItar 4'.Oo
l''iio lid Ne' Ne Piacn'E
ma oltar 1000
hoDerec pfl oltarl 63.Oo
BEL ave kesslNE 4o.Oo
bieie kesslky 32.oo
helaVe platno 23.oo
DelaVe platno sochv zaKrSt l9.oo
ia aloy 5000
D surpllsl oO.OO
"a mai ou sochy ruzencoveJ
fanny Marie oO.OO
IVA . on'ee "a iiei"ochu
i" r"''S low
~ -" i,''' ''oo
~" '1one on''' ~' 'e'S"''SNelo
Wv '''''o gnu io'oo
rre slroty Versahskeho lO.oo
Ma zQr. Juo'leum
new Llsclhskeho 2o.oo
Na kVletkv o.Oo
Va hosto, 1o.oo
The Washington times., 1931-07-07
Cooling Equipments in
Homes and Offices
Their Development to Be Rapid in the Future

American people and inventors efficient in finding
20 comfortably heat homes and office buildings the winters
but developments in moderate priced cooling machinery in
summer not rapid they will be.
knew that LOO people perished from cold in part
Of the nation in little week would be Mortified
yet fail to grasp the appalling fact that 1O0 people died
from heat in the Northwest and Middle West up to few
days ago, in the heat there
Before the finished the total deaths for the
nation will be much larger and will not think of counting
the thousands of out bringing fights
Friction even murders There will be official records Of
what heatrazzed beings doing out Of the ord
nary.
Lieutenant Colonel Grant superintendent of Public Build
ings and Public Parks here is trying to find some way OF
cooling wooden buildings in which thousands Of Gov
ernment employees abofng and which, hot days. be-
come such that the Government is compelled to let
its workers when the heat gets to certain point
The time will come when every home store and office
building will have cooling equipment well as its heating
equipment to be used days of exceptional heat and wear
upon human beings. =,
Mechanical refrigeration and ventilation already add
materially to the pleasures of people, but scientists and in
yenors will keep until they put upon the markets
ably priced machinery that will make lie more peaFaOle W
sufferers from heat
The Washington times., 1931-07-07
Inadequate Facilities for
Delinquent Children

Judge Kathryn Sellers Of the Juvenile Court again calls
attention to the utterly inadequate facilities in the District
for the care of delinquent children removed from the guard
ianshp their parents and again recommends modern
industrial school for white boys
At Blue Plains is located good industrial school for
coored boys but there is such school for white boys
White boys and girls from to 1S years OF age are sent 10
the Industrial Home School Wisconsin Avenue but older
delinquent boys do belong there and should be sent to
institution comparable to the Blue Plains institution
In of white boys of advanced and guilty OF
fonies they committed to the National Training school
for Boys generally probation giving them chance to
reform That school for boys from all parts Of the
United States and District boys sent there are paid for by
the Board of Public Welfare.
The for delinquent colored girls just In
adequate for white boys
The unnvting truth that the Districts handling Of
delinquent boys and girls far from modern efficient
There unsatisfactory division of authority between
the Juvenile Court and the Supreme Court Of the District
jurisdiction children The powers of the Juvenile
Court restricted in many Existing laws should be
revised that the Juvenile Court should have supervision
children up II 18 years of age and even above
that if they are not charged with felonies.
Then the grossly inadequate provisions for
institutions fer white boys and colored girls committed to
the Board Public Welfare and not belonging among the
more hardened youngsters.
The Washington times., 1931-07-07
RUSSIAN CHILDREN INSTRUCTED IN THE USE OF THE
HANDS

The great mystery and puzzle of the day is Russia.
First Lenin threw the all family then he
died
Now Stan of extraordinary power rules the nation
completely Musson rules Italy, Kema Pasha Turkey
And Stain says that Russia great agricultural nation,
be changed by the FiveYear Plan into great indus
trial nation efficient the United States great and
powerful in its mass production any nation earth
plan couldn't possibly succeed At any minute Russia might
blow up; it couldn't last long at best.
But it has lasted thirteen years. and nations that de-
ton in wheat candy machinery cotton what
The Russians manufacturing Ford tractors and selling
them for $100 less than Ford's prices
They underseing the candy makers of England and
the United States.
box of matches made Russia When the United States
Government asked for bids supply the Army with matches
Russia the competition.
It is evident that the systems of government
longer pooh pool" Russia out of existence.
You will be interested in the fact that what people SAY
about Russia and what the when takes photo
graphs, present conditions far apart
This picture shows Russian children factory apprentices
being trained in the of their hands,
They do not particularly miserable, starved, or
frightened you told that they Russians you
might think this photograph taken in the United States
Of thing poor Russian children OF this
class such good Clothes such fat faces such
careful training in the days Of the Gar
All young Russians compelled to take exercise and Time
given Their week only five days long Every fifth
day they have day of There is Sunday. That Is
the way succeed since religion is stronger than
any theory
The Washington times., 1931-07-07
Stupid and Brutal
Nassau Police Bullies Should Be Prosecuted

Seldom ever there been exhibition of police stupid
y brutality equal that displayed by the Nassau County
IN J force at Roosevelt Field Wednesday night when
Post and Gatty landed.
At least twelve persons injured severely by rate
buecoats that they required hospital treatment One
caught eween police lines and unable to move was struck
in the face by inspector and then worked on by two
husky patrolmen with clubs Another who had the
hardhood hit back beaten unconscious and carried
from the field The police lost their heads completely ana
lashed out at everybody within range For bungng mman
agement plus brserker frenzy the Nassau guardians Of la"
and order broke all records.
Handling big crowd is childs play and the public
expect with Chesterfedan courtesy by
the police those times But there not the slightest excuse
for the buheaded cruelty that the Nassau County force IN
dulged in
The Association of Hangar Lessons of Roosevelt Field has
already demanded action protect spectators in future and
Assistant District Attorney Martin w. Lttleton has
that he will investigate the whole affair from top
bottom This should be. The members of the force
who disgaced themselves must be prosecuted and removed
They unfit the uniform suit of stripes apiece
is the kind of garment they deserve
The Washington times., 1931-07-07
Claude G. Bowers Discusses Mother Jones

she could launch into a philip
pic agaist their oppressors that
put fight into their hearts.
Thus she got the reputation
of being a fire-brand. inciting
men to violence. She was
nothing of the sort. She al
ways had a cool head and she
knew that lawlesSnesS plays
into the hands of the enemies
of the miners.
A Big Story That
Was Being Buried
A number of years ago when
the miners of West Virginia
were fighting against the same
mine guard system which
aroused the ire of Senator Wag-
ner's committee in Pennsyl-
vania, she was arrested and
imprisoned in a miners cabin.
One day Senator Kern no.
ticed that she was about to be
tried by drum-head court
martial. The story requir3d
no more than 10 lines and it
was hidden away in an obscure
part of a Washington news
paper.
Some time before the Sena-
tor had introduced a resolution
for an investigation into min
ing conditions in West Virginia.
He was convinced that there
was something putrid in the
fact that a woman so cele-
brated, and by millions of
miners so beloved. could be sub
jected to this treatment with
out any more publicity. He
knew this was a big news story,
and it was being buried. That
afternoon he rose in the Sen
ate and commented sharply
upon the happenings in West
Virginia and began a vigorous
fight for speedy action.
The next day the Governor
of West Virginia gave out a
false statement as to conditions.
And thereon hangs bit of his
tory as yet unwritten. in the
short and simple annals Of
the poor"
The Washington times., 1931-07-07
Changing the Left Turn

Replacing the rotary left turn for automobiles in this city
with the center turn may not have many benefits in
safety convenience and facation Of traffic counted
upon but the appears to he in much wider
than the other and better known to automobile drivers from
all parts of the country.
Washington the National City, visited by hundreds Of
thousands of tourists each year. Our people get
accustomed any arrangements but is but fair and hos
pabe that make the visits of strangers and well wshers
Just as agreeable possible
There has been intermnabe haggng for long time
rotary turn and and automobile organizations have
condemned it. with favoring trial will demonstrate
the truth of the various claims. We will know in short
time which system best If the center turn does we'll
for Washington people the other and acceptable
TO visitors it will remain.
In this matter and in others relating traffic officials
naturally looking ahead to the million of Amer
who will here next year. during the George Wash
ington Memorial events Our people in accord with Off
interest of safety and smooth running traffic We least
want to get through with experiments before 1892
The Washington times., 1931-07-07
WISE WORDS

Censure and criticism never
hurt anybody. If false. they
can't hurt you unless you are
wanting in manly character;
and i. true, they show a man his
wean points and forewarn him
against failure and trouble
Gladstone.
Eloquence is made up at once
of individuality and of SYM
pathy; to live much in our
selves, to live much in others,
such is the double condition.
Vinet.
One may smile and smile and
smile, and be a villain.-Shakes-
peare.
Choose that which Is best and
custom will make 1t most agree
able.-Scott,
The Washington times., 1931-07-07
LISTEN, WORLD!
By Elsie Robinson.

ROblnSOn----------- X
HER STUPIDITY AND CON-
CEIT,
HER GREED1NEss AND
FEAR,
SHE'S ON HER WAY TO DE-
CENCY
AND INTELLIGENCE
AND FAIR PLAY.
Yes, 1 know she bluffs and
pretends,
Acts smarty and passes the
buck,
But still there's something
fine in America:
Something those ragged
soldiers
Started at Valley Forge
Something those pitiful boys
in blue and gray
Carried on at Gettysburg
Something that stayed sane
Through the blunders of '98-
Something that shone white
Through the hell of the Ar
gonne-
SOMETHING THAT FAT AL
CAPONE,
AND ALL THE POSTWAR
GANG
OF PIG-EYED, POTBELL1ED
PARASITES
CAN'T TAKE FOR A RIDE!
I believe in America!
She's in plenty of jams now.
But she's been In plenty
OF jams before
And she has always won
through.
She has always won through.
BECAUSE YOU CAN'T KILL
A VISION.
Bank on that, neighbor.
Bank on Americas vision.
Never mind what she has
Or hasn't done.
Or still may do.
BANK ON WHAT SHE
WANTS TO DO!
BANK ON THE VISION IN
HER HEART;
BELIEVE IN THAT VI
SION
FIGHT FOR IT. FAY FOR
1T,
SACRIFICE YOUR LAST
BEAN FOR 1T.
AND NOTHING ON STOP
HER
AMERICA WILL WIN
THROUGH! -. ....
Copyright, 1891, King Features,
Syndicate, Inc.)
The Washington times., 1931-07-07
Paternity and Heredity

In two interesting cases. Los Angeles Chicago pate
nifty of babies in legal dispute and all sorts of evidence
bearing heredy will be introduced with scientists galore
taking part What the mothers say will be disputed Around
these contests suits for damages
In the of little boy offered evidence that he
be the of the because the man is
ignorant and iiterate, while the child precocious
The back by claiming that both himself and the
child are left handed; making him the father.
Herety regarded having much bearing upon
lives and traits of children but longer regarded as worth
few scientists disposed give heredity credit for it,
TO offset this though the of ambdextrous people,
able to either hand with equal facility The famous Sena
tor Ben Tlman Of South Carolina ambidextrous and
wrote easily with either hand the chrogaphy being identical
in appearance.
So far he knew there of his possessing
this peculiar cleverness Other ambdexrous men and women
do not credit heredity with their accomplishments
The Washington times., 1931-07-07

Apropos of the tragic con-
dition of the miners, it Is in
teresting to note that the
United Mine Workers of
America, once powerful in the
days when John Mitchell was
at the head and the keenly
intelligent and sincere Billy
Wilson was at his elbow, has
dwindled in membership un-
der the presidency of John L.
Lewis to from 100000 to
scarcely more than 100000.
The organization has lost its
fighting qualities under the
present regime. Many who
knew the personalities of the
United Mine Workers pre-
dicted as much.
The late Mother" Jones
was far from enamored Of the
Lewis leadership. His con-
servation is of the ultra variety.
He has been much interested in
politics and in national cam
paigns is always depended
upon to put in few feeble licks
for the nominee of the reac-
tionary party.
One does not have to have
advance information to know
that next year Mr.. Lewis will
be enthusiastic over the present
Administrations battles for
the cause of labor and the
common man.
But the feeble and reaction