davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-08

Pan Jan b. Hassay, mlady tn
rodeny Slovak Campbell ucha-
dza ,a 0 demokratickii nominaciu
na ilrad okresneho komisara Ma
honing okresu.
Pan Hassay Je, jednym Z tych
mladych Sloyakov, ktory ie hrdy
ma svoj slovensby povod, ovlada
slovencinu slovom pfsmom a je
ilradnikom viaccrych slovenskych
spolkov a klubov.
Pan Hassay vychodil publicna
skoly tuna a studoval ma Koll6-
giume Sv. Prokopa V Lisle, H..
ktory ustav vychoval nam toll
kych narotlom cltiacich Sloya-
kov.
Jeho kandidacia bola napad-
nuta slce volebnou komisiou, ale
vec jn este V rukach sudcu, ktory
spor rozhodne. Pan Hassay totiz.
co campbellsky volic, hlasoval v
lanskych primarkach pc republi.
kansky a volebna komisia udava,
re preto nemoze byt teraz demo-
kratom. Podobny spor maih Jan
Borak Andrej nuraney. Borak
je kandiaato,n do zakonodarne a
Dnraney ia serifa. Mienka je. ze
v kandidacii zostanu. v ktorom
pade slovenski demokrati iste Wy
konaji svoiu povinnost' voci p.
Hassayovi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-08
vYRoBA zELEzA LEN
31,2O1 TON DENNE

Vvroba suroveho zeleza V Spo-
jentch Statoch bola marci ma
najnizsom stupni od roku 1927 a
obnasala len 31,2O1 ton denne.
Len 60 vysokych peel bolo elm
posti celej krajine. Y marci to,
ho roku vyrobene bolo spolu len
967 ,235 ton suroveho zeleza. v
narci 1891 ale 2.032. PAS a V marci
1890 ,3,246,171 ton. Y 1929 maj
vyssia mesacna vFroba zeleza bo-
la V mali, sfce 1895, ,OS2 ton.
Vyroba ocele Y krajine stoji a.
81 na % percentoch l1apacity.
Zlepsenie m6ze nastat'. v druhej
poloyici aprila, kedy vyroba no.
Evyrh 1nodelor automobilov bnde
v plnsom pride. Ford ma vraj
uz objednavok ma 100000 auto
mobilov. Objednavky- ma staveb.
MI ocel' poskoeily 70 10000 ton
vo februari ma $4,000 ton mar
ci. I objednavky cd zeleznic sa
ocakavajn vo vacsom mnozstve.
Oceliarsky priemysel je citeT-
he postihnuty nedostatkom OBJ
jednavok z cudzozemska. Rusko
prave zadalo objednavku ma 30O,-
900 ton valcovanei ocele Meme.
cku, z ktorej objednavky SINE
mohli dostat' hodnii east keby
boly kreditove pomery tuna tro-
chu lepsie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-08
|Slovensky tozhlas
= radio stanice
spevokol osady sv. lana Krsti-
tel'a 3 Campbell bude spievat' III
aprila ma stanici VIXEN.

Spevokol osady Sv. jana Kr-
stitel a Campbell zavita od ne
dele ia tvzden do Yonngstownli,
aby sa miestnej radio stanice
WKBN rozliehal jeho spev po 81
rel Amerise. Spievat bnde oi q.
do pol 3. hodiny popollldni. Pros
gram pozostava 2 nasledovnvch
nAboznych piesni:
Ncm Creator Spiritus od SINCE
ber~era. zaspieva lnuzskv sbor
Dusa krest'anska {piesen cyril
lo-nlatodeiska) harm. Relavic.
zaspieva miesany sbor.
kyrie cd Stehleho. zaspieva
miesanl sbor.
Credo, od Stehleho. zaspieva
micsanS sbor.
Sanctus, cd Stehleho.
Regina coeli Belavic. .
Tisfc krat bud pozdravena.
harm. Belavis
Tento spevolSol chysti sa ,lsi-
Iovne ma konccrt. ktory usporia-
da "a. aprila Memorial High
School Campbell. Bndc to kon-
cert. akfho Mahoning dolina M
davno nevidela. Vystfipi nom j
prof. Tomas Belavic S recitaciou
klasickych skladieb ma plane.
Program tohto koncertu primes
sieme buducne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-08
OTROCKE POMERY
MAJNEROV v KENTUCKY.

Ma majnerskych plejzoch Y
Kentucky, menovite Harlan o.
krese, panuj1 opravdove otrockG
pomery. Majneri s1 tam nplne na
milosti majnerskych spolocnosti,
ktore ich obraly 0 osobnu slobo-
du. Majneri dostavajl takn pla-
GU, ze nej nem6zu zit' vsetky
potraviny musejn 81 nakupovat
kompanickych Storoch. Kom.
panic i'm. ami neplatia mzdu V IL
merickych peniazoch, ale mede-
nymi ciazkami, ktore su platne
len kompanickych storoch. A
ked sa majneri namahajl yyma
nit tohto otroctya, kompanie a
serifovia ich terorom odstrasia.
Grady nepripustia do plejzov
ziadnych .scudzincov", ktori chcii
tieto otrocke pomery vysetrovat
alebo studovat'. | pred tyzdhom
revolvermi vyhnali slzupinu uni
verzitnych studentov. Teraz sa i
de majnerov zaujat' American
Civil Liberties Union, ktora W.
stella delegaciu vynikajhcich l'ndi
do tejto sslsvrny Aneriky. Dele
gacia pojde ia ozbrojena a vybe-
RE 81 federalny sddny zakaz proti
miestnym vrehnostiam, keby ich
chcely vyhnat'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-08
| Ozn&rnenie cislam
Tx. S. j. ma okoli
Okres Sokolstva bude mat kurs
II. aprila v skole Sv. Cyrilla
Methoda.

Okres Sokolstva clsiel |. X. s.
.J.z Youngstown. Struthers. War
ren, Niles, Sharon, Farrell oko-
liza bude vydrziavat' svoju scho-
! dzu II. aprila vecer Q Z. hodine
v skolskej miestnosti osady Sv.
Cyrilla a Mcthoda v Youngstown.
Tcjto sch6dze sa majii zncast-
nit vsetci iiradnici okresu So
kolstva al starostovia. Ma tejto
schodzi bude pritomny hi. nacel-
mix br. Jozef Mat'asovsky, ktory
bude odbrvat' prvy kurs S nasi-
mi nacelnikmi a podnacelnikmi a
direktorom sportu. Ma tejto scho-
dzi prikroci sa k cinnej praci "a
rozliSne cvicenie zalozl sa al
baseballova liga Mladeneckeho
Oddelenia, ktorej bud1 taty
mladych jednotarov, 14-16-roe-
nych. Kazdy ellen nasej baseball
eaty musi byt jednotar. Myslim
ze pri laske a porozumcni sa to
aa vsetko urobit'.
Nasa Jednota je ako otec a ma
tka, nezapomfna IA svoju mladez
a stara sa. ably ju pridrzala pri
sebe. "a. Konvencia nariadila, a.
by nasa Jednota vyhovela nase.i
mladezi ako v Sokolstve. tax j v
sporte.
Tcdy drahl bratia iiradnici O
kresu a starostovia, nezabudnite
ma til vel'mi vaznu schodzu, ze by
ste kazdy jedcn Dol pritomht.
Br. Stanko, predseda okresu.
Br. Jan Hassay, zapisnik.
Br. Joz. q. vascak, Ill. podpred
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-08
MET PENAZf MA PLAvARNU

Mayor Moore zakazal zaciat'
kopat' plavarnu ma Borts hrisku
ma Steeltone, kym ndbudd pre-
dane bondy, lebo ze MET pefazi
ma TITO stavbu. Mestsky inzinier
surf so stavbou, lebo ak sa nezac-
ne non teraz, nebude hotova do
leta. Direktor financii mesta, H.
Hindman hovorl, ze jest -, SOC
po ruke ma zaeatie tejto stavby,
pri ktorej by hodne nezamestna.
nych obdrzalo pracu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-08
sEKRETkR sTIMsoN
IDE DO zENEvY

rsHkrcfnf statu StimruT
va toho piatku do Europy, ably
sa Zeneve ziicastnil vvjedna-
vani odzbrojenie.
Precedent Hoover sa vyslovil.
ze tajomnik StimsOn ide do Eu-
ropy jedine v zaujmc odzbroje-
MIA a nebude vyjednavat' o zru-
SEM valecnych dlhov. Tiez ga W.
slovil, ze posledntch mesiacoch
sa hospodarske t'azkosti ohro-
zenie mieru zvacsily.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-08
PoHQN PRoTI
II RADIUMoVEJ MEDICINE

i . 5 4 +
ePo tieto dri zomrel pittsburgh
sky millionar Eben MacBurney
Byers ma otrayn' radiumOin. Pill
vodn, ktora bola naplnena radiu;
novymi emanaciami. Tieto luce
/ mn znioily kostii a zlby a zapri-
chilly vredy ma modzgu. Teraz
zdravotne vrchnosti zacalyr vyse.
strovat spolocnost ktora tiito vo-
;duapo Amerike edayaia. v Pitts
/ Ehhrghns il 100 inych Il 'udl ktori
stdavodn h5ivali 4 a New Yorku
juopiI SIN naayor Walker. N A,
Som meste nebola pred aysnG.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-08
K. Sokoi mali
telocvicnu skolu
Budu odbyvat' toho leta olresny
slet v Youngstowne.

V sobotn nedel'u maly sbory
2. okresu N zupy Il. Sokolov
telocvicny kurzS na Lamineville,
ktoreho sa zti6astnilo Sokolstvo
10 sborov " Youngstown. Camp
bell, Struthers. Farrell, New Ca
stle, Greenvilleha Il Hubbard. ako
al znpny sprayca Dominik Slo-
boda Lorafn. zupny velitel FIR.
Valkovic q Akfonu "A zupna veli-
tel 'ka Agnesa Mikius Isorain.
Ma telocvienom kurze povedali
povzbndznjlice reel: HI. spravca
X. s.. a. M. Palkovit, spravca 2.
okresu Jozef 4. Naruskin, zupny
veliter Valkoyis zupny spravca
SIGboda. Bolo ,isnesent usporia-
dat slet okresuSy Iete V Youngs.
towne v ease. ked' hude Slovpn-
sky Den. Haselton>kemu sboru
bolo madeleine postavit $50 evil
acncov a la1singvilIsktmu 100
cvicencov XII tomuto sIetu. In@
sbory musia postavit tiez vel 'kr
caty. ably ma sletc bolo aSpon
1000 cvicenc0v.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-08
Scho dza Okr. Sboru
Slovenskej Ligy
Odbyvat' sa bude ma stredu ve-
Ger skole osady sv. Cyrilla q
Methcda. Kongres Ligy a Sloven-
sky Den ma programe.

ct. sborom Slov, Ligy vset-
kym spolkom klubom ,sloyen-
.sktm V Mahoning doline oznamu.
jeme. ze na stredu vecer. 13. d.
prila odbvvat sa bude Sch6dza
Okrc,neho Sboru Sloy. Ligy \
Skolskei sieni osady Sv. Cyrilla a
Methoda. na ktori1 sd nctivc po-
zvanG.
Pojednavat sa hide 0 Sloven-
sliom Dni toho leta o kongrese
Slovmskej Llgy. preto ie patrie.
ne, ably sa schotlzn elm viac IA.
stupcov zncastnilo.
M. j. Palkovic, predseda
M. j. Lcsnak, taiomnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-08
ZALozILI OSADNY
ATLETICKY KLUB

V osade Najsv. Trojice V Stru-
thers zalozeny boil v nedel II po-
poludni osadny atleticky klub,
ktory bude pestovat' sporty. "a
predsedu klubu zvoleny Dol Ste
fan Mixer, "a podpredsedu Jo-
zef Rnbicky, "a tajomnika Ted
Macejko a "a riaditefa poklad-
nil<a duchovny osady, Rev. Jozef
Krispinsky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-08
IL aKLUBov PROTI
PREDAJU VODARNE

Nedayno mestska rada v Camp.
bell sa usniesla predat' mestskn
avod1rAu pre- zle financie mesta i
neplatenie dctov "a. vodul Proti
tomnto 0snesenill protest,ije 4
pbcianskych .klubov . jo sninio,
a1s y slrset and Tube a. il pfBH
'pptdS l: Ptsto asli6Js 81 prs NH
vodkrns nsbuds niS.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-08
vYPLATY MEsTsKYcH
! zAMEsTNANcoY vktAIE

Vzdor tomu, zeaplaty mest-;
skych zamestnancov holy sniSensI
0 10 percent, vyplaty u marci bo-.
IL o $4,559.74 vacsie, akn y jja-
nuari. Koncilman Shale 4 pomoc-
ny direktor financii mesta Harry
p. Jones zacali vysetrorats, ako
kiitym zvsssena ms davkom PR
Mo- eBt1a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-08
/ 10, ,72s BANK Y KRA.uNE

Rand McNally Bankers Direc.
tory vykazuje Is. februara l9, ,72s
banksrv kr4jine, . 1907 smsnei
t1etli ion bolo rokal l92faZ III ,tJrh
/ dtsat, r6kov azsa vrsts I 4uI6 1854
si4kh1 ! : jsssa tspiloa dosiI
nyvi. spf,ys .sa
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-08
Sokolske Gvadlo
terazs v nedelu u
Dievca pre- vsetko'', frasla v 8.
dejstvach, zahran& bude vecer v
Sokolovni ma Washington st.

W je koniec opisovanin, nadi-
siel cas- predstavenia, cas- rowe
selenia a cas- hystcrickeho smie-
chu, lebo tnto nedel'u ochotnfci
dramatickeho krhzku Sboru l46.
s. T. ]. Sokol vystdpia predve-
dti slovenskemh obecenstvu ma
tejto okolici najveselsie a mai
smiesnejsie predstavenie, axe SINE
tuna videli. Kto sa chce Wac ako
do chuti nasmiat', mech sa zd-.
castni.
Predstavena bude fraska so
spevami "Dievca pre- vsetko', V
3. dejstvach, ktord napisal Ka-
rol Fort. Ueinkovat' v nej bude
IA hercov a heretiek, zastavaiic
nasledovne nlohy:
Emanuel Tlatenka, zakladatef
prohibicneho spolku Prahe, ST.
ritel' prohibicnej myslienky a
vynalezca stroja ma vyprask tych,
ktori "prilezitostne holduiii al
koholu'' - Pavel Serfel.
Rozalia, jeho zena, ktorej ten
nest'astny stroj a cierne kiahne,
ktore 50 v Pra'he rozsiruju, spo-
sobujl moe starosti Helena
PalenG&r.
Rudi, ich syn. Cshudak! Smie
pit iba vodu, faj6it' mu je zaka-
zane a ma dievGata nesmie sa ami
podivat' To lie ma zbfazncnie.
Juraj Palastak mi.
HERNIA, jeho sestra, rada by sa
vydat' "a porucika, ale otec me-
.chce psiyolit'. Chudera olga
4GLA, $50 ,slh-
Oskar Pavlovsky, porucik,
Hermin milenec. Ked' ju nedosta-
ne. znici sa. - Pavel Antalik.
Ella - operna speyacka, necha
operu usalasi sa V dome Tia
cenkov, zaujmhc miesto sliizky,
ktord otee prepustil, narobi pata-
lie, pokazf stareho plany a spra-
vi pokoj v dome, kde predtym
bola len tlma.vrma Anna
Serfel
Bulir, Rudiho priatel', ktorfho
stale ''pumpuje" peniaze. Go
"a priatel'! - Michal Susak.
Baron Bnttna, zastupca z pa
tentnej kancelarie pride obzriet'
stroj, dostane v nom vyyprask a
pan Tlacenka zostane bez paten-
tn - Andrej Palencar.
Vrtul'a, krajcfr,' tiez zaklada-
tel spolku a siritel prohibienej
myslienky Pavel Habovsky.
Klobaska, udenar, spoluzakla-5
datel' a sfritel' prohibienej my
slienky Jan Serfel.
Mispulka, novy Glen spolku a w
nAlezca zdravotneho pl'uvatka -
Albert Shrek.
Nesvera, medium Tlaeenkovvch
experimentov so strojom Ste
fan Katros.
Julka, panska u Tlacenkov,
ktord pan prepusti pre- ME inn
prieinu, ako til, ze Rudimn pri.
nesie flasku konaku. Jej miesto
zaujme Ella. Mildred Steiner.
sluha. Co prinasa Cd s1ln9
Stefan Bolha.s
!. .Sepkar ,Juraj Palascak st.
Odohrava' sa dome Tlaeen.
kov. Doba. terajsia
sJavisko vypraVcne IS pomocou
q laskavost' 'ons Bolotin Drabkin
Furniture Co.
Spevy sprevAdzat medzi dej-
swami hrat bude 10-clenovas or
uhestra dl'rsinv fv Petrfka PA 4 Jana atq'f
,Tppesku, r,r,rg
Zaciatok o 8. iodine. Po pred
;stavenf tane6nA s&bava.
sss RiaditeP divadla ~ Payel 6er-
f9Egs
q s, W. 3x,@ ,.,;d s4o ClnvSDs Ss1ovn,..
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1932-05-01
IN CANADA

Charles r. Crane, in letter to the Louis
vile CoMier-JoWnal, quotes Mr.. Herbert
E. Thomas, of Canada as saying:
in this country we are gradually learn
ing what a mistake was made when a sys-
tenn of government sale was substituted
for prohibition. Between the year 1922,
when a government sale system was intro
duced, and the year 1890, indictable of
lenses in Canada rose from 1920 to 49,
457, while convictions for drunkenness in
creased from 25,o48 to $3.50. Violations
of liquor acts rose $3.50 to 1892 in 1880.
Reports of the prisons and reformatories
of Ontario for 1890 show that from 1926
to 1880 murder increased 81 per cent and
manslaughter 81 per cent"
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1932-05-01
VETS TO RALLY IN
CHICAGO

Paul R. Leach writing recently in the
Chicago Daily Nea0S, says that the plans
are in the making for a one-day convention
of anti-prohibition organizations in Chi
cago Immediately preceding the Chicago
national conventions to establish a demon
stration in favor of wet planks in both
major party platforms.
The vets, marshalled by the Crusaders
association and the Republican Citizens
Committee Against Prohibition, have had
several dates or combinations of dates in
mind but June 10 appears to have been ac-
ceptable to most of them. That would be
four days ahead of the opening of the Re-
publican convention and seventeen days be-
fore the Democrats get together. The wet
party would be held in the Chicago stadium,
where both political conventions are SEIZED
uled.
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o. w. U. Students Study Prohibition Dry

necessary to counterfeit all propaganda and
arrive at a reasonable solution of the prob
lem.
If we could declare ten-year mora
torium on newspaper propaganda on the
subject, prohibition would cease to be
problem, wrote one of Ohio Wesleyan's
leading varsity debaters. We can't do this
but a more comprehensive educational pro-
gram existing alongside of this propaganda
would rob it of its influence or cause it to
stop
" The government could we'll appropri-
ate money for an educational campaign to
educate youth in respect for law wrote
coed member of the class. Education
should be conferred on the youth, but as the
home is the most powerful influence in the
lives of most young people, it is important
that the older generation be educated in
order to help in the process.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1932-05-01
CALIFORNIA VOTES DRY

Speaker John N Garner, of Texas, in
the California elections, of May a, won the
Democratic delegates to the national con-
vention, in contest with Roosevelt and
Smith. In the same election, John Clinton
Porter, mayor of Los Angeles who de-
clined a wine toast to the French republic
at Havre at the time mayors from Num-
Der of American cities were visiting France
mar shalled nearly 100000 votes, running
on prohibition platform, and thereby de-
feated a recall election by majority of
$4,000.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1932-05-01
PROTECTED BY BREWERS

Every time | arrest man who is run
ming blind pig find, when get to court,
that the representative of the brewery has
been there before me- He threatens what
ever judge is sitting there with political
death if he doesn't listen to reason y
Detective ]. N. Flynn, of the Chicago po-
lice force (IoI2).
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1932-05-01

Ohio Wesleyan university, Delaware,
Ohio offers course on prohibition. Dur
ing the semester a number of speakers, ma
tionally known, have appeared before the
classes. These speakers represented both
the wet and the dry side of the question.
The following report, issued by the news
service bureau of the university, shows
that the college youth have open minds on
this moot question. The results of care
full study of the problem by this group of
students in Ohio Wesleyan are most graft
flying. The news bulletin says
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1932-05-01

glass he poured out for the others, he would
drink glass himself, and sometimes two,
apparently wanting to destroy the evidence
as quickly as possible. We we're not well
come guests.
My friend the chairman of the Philadel-
nhia Crusaders, came to me and said that
Il | wanted 10 see conditions, | might take
a peep into the room in back, so | did.
There was group of young people play
ing cards around a dining-room table.
There was no evidence of drink-just a
friendly game of cards, and the game was
nearly broken up by the presence of a
strange face in the doorway, and there
wasn't a word or motion made by anyone.
Having departed from this place, it was
approaching midnight, and | had informed
my Crusader, Mr.. Clark, in advance of my
preference of any other night but Satur-
day night, due to the fact of Sunday en-
gagements, which would interfere with any
hours beyond midnight on Saturday.
Altogether we visited eight places. Mr..
Clark assured us that he could have taken
US to the remainder of the seventeen places
If we had been willing to spend the rest of
the night
will not say, because do not know, but
do say to these Crusaders, all of whom |
believe are Princeton graduates, and come
from homes of culture and refinement, that
it was simply beyond my comprehension
how they or others like them could ever be
tempted to hunt out such places as they
had offered as evidence that prohibition
does not prohibit
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EIGHT PLACES VISITED; ADMITTED
TO FIVE

They assured me that they did not enjoy
it, and | believe them. | further believe
that the two young Italians had been for
considerable time arranging the details of
this entire evening, though | must confess
that at least one of the Crusaders seemed
to know a goodly number of the folks in
the places where we entered.
Such places as they took me were not
only to be found in the days before prohi
bition, but were to be found with much
greater ease than we found these eight
places; only five of which we were permit
ted to enter, and they included two in
South Philadelphia.
During the entire evening, we didn't see,
outside of our own party, twenty young
people, and not forty people altogether, and
outside of our own group, they weren't
drinking.
say that Mr.. Clark made good, but
how. 1t must have been exceedingly hui
initiating when the head of the so-cal1ed
famous Crusaders couldn't offer better evil
dence of their oft-repeated statements of
the terrible conditions in the speakeasies
today
If the only drinking going on in Chest
nut Hill was what | saw last Saturday
night, then the town is to be congratulated
If it is more fragrant and open, then our
crusading friends, for their causes sake,
should have offered it in evidence One
oldfashioned saloon would hold many
times more than all the people we saw that
night put together.
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Mayor Frank Murphy, of Detroit has
agreed to act as marshall of beer for
revenue" parade sponsored by the Ameri-
can Legion, which will be held May IA
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NINETEEN TO ONE DRY


Contrasting sharply with the Literary
Digest poll, results of canvass of opinion
among Ohio Wesleyan university students
enrolled last semester in the first college
course ever offered on prohibition reveal
the fact that this group votes dry in ratio
of nineteen to one following their study of
the question.
Examination papers in which the stu
dents we're asked to present their ideas
concerning prohibition reveal thirty-eight
volunteering the information that they ia
vor retention of the Eighteenth Amend
ment and two declaring for repeal. Five of
the forty-hve students enrolled failed to
volunteer opinions on repeal.
'The impartial study of the subject con-
Quoted during the course through hearing
wet and dry leaders lecture and reading
widely on both sides of the topic resulted
in large increase in the number of drys
in the group. A poll of the class taken at
the first of the course revealed but sixteen
definitely dry and fourteen wet in their at
ttude. Nine others were mildly dry and
six undecided The dry group gained thir
teen new adherents in addition to nine 9TH
ers already mildly dry as result of the
study during the semester. The wet group
lost twelve members.
Youth of the country is dry in the large
majority, and reports of drinking among
young people are exaggerated, students
contended from irst-hand observation of
the customs of their generation.
"'The youth of today has not had the
opportunity to acquire the habit as had
those who preceded Them wrote one MEM
Der of the Junior class. AS the younger set
comes in the anti-prohibitionist will grad
ually drift out. The younger folks are not
taking up the drinking that their fathers
and forefathers did. They are amusing
themselves with constructive things
STUDENT OPINION
Statements of their attitude on the pro-
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STUDENT OPINION

Statements of their attitude on the pro-
hibition question written by all members of
the class at the close of the course disclose
little interest in referendum Only six of
the forty-6ve students mentioned refer
endum and but five favored it.
An educational program which will put
the facts about prohibition before the
United States public was urged by a ma
jority of the students
"Wet propaganda defeats its own pur-
pose. members of the student group con-
tend
Zone thing the drys should attempt to
do is to hire radical vets to travel about
the country advocating repeal declared
leading campus journalist Persons with
minds free of propaganda will be repulsed
by the wet charges and will flock to the dry
standard
Newspaper propaganda is seen as an i'm
portant factor in making prohibition ma
tional issue by some students Education
on the subject is hailed by many of them as