davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-28

Minulej nedeli, %. aprfla MIS-
klub vydrxiaval sch6dzu, ma
ktord 81 dostavilo do sto l'udf
q ktorf boil prftomnf. neobano.
vail, ze priSli. Ma sch6dzi mali
sme n&vStevu vtborov ! Hasel-
.tonskeho Politickkho Klubu i ]
Klubu Nikolaja. Prvtm recnf-
kom Dol Michal BartoS. Prehovo.
|ril k nam 0 spojenf 50 v5etktch
slavianskych klubov ' nast&va-
j6cich vol'blch. Prehovoril i 0
Feder6cii klubov Y Campbell, 4.
by SINE nazad ustfpili q 0 j.
ntch v&xnych veciach. Brat pred
seda . mn pod'akoval "a kr6snu
red.
Druht recnfk Dol adv. Hoh.
day I klubu Nikolaja. Povedal
nam jeden prfklad Q mladej xe-
ne 4 mladom muSovi. Ked' "a
pobrali, sp5tali - jeden druh6.
no, xe 20 ktort md varit'. zena
hovorila. e ryby; mux, xe klo.
b&a1 Ked mali kIoh<Sn nr; N.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-28
SCH0DZA PoI.ITJUK1Ho
KLUBU MA STEELrON

Slovensky Politicky Klub ma
Steelton bude mat svoju riadnu
mesaend sch6dzu v nedel'u We.
Ger, 30. aprila pod kostolom Me-
ma Jezis. Udovia sd xiadani, aby
prisli ' cfm najvxcsom pocte.
Jossf oravsc, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-28
KRAsNY WdIERoK
K PoCTE REV. NovkKA
(Dokoncenie 8 1. strany)

tkoch nielen vojakom, ale gene
ralom vojska. TAX tiez al Martin
Dolak blahozelal vlp. Novakovi
a podotknul, ze nielen sv. Juraj
Dol vojakom, ale sv. Martin boil
MIN a prial, ably tato slav-
most spojila Slovakov v Camp.
bell pod vedenim generala Jura-
ja Novaka.
Naposledok recnil vlp. Michal
Tondra, kaplan osady Sv. Cy-
rilla a Methoda, ktory rozvese-
lii l'ud svojim zartom 0 zidovi,
ktory ukradol brany nebeske a
blahozelal jak p. fararovi tax
tiez al osadnfkom.
Potion sa vlp. Novak pod'ako'
val jak vlp. Kostikovi, ze tax
sikovne previedol tento vecie.
rok, tax tiez al ostatnym vlpp,
"a ich pritomnost'. Povedal, ze
padne to knazovi milo, ked tax.
to no osadnfci prekvapia a X
doda mu vacsej chuti do prace
Zartovne tiez povedal ciga
noch, ktori sa brali ma sobas
Pod'akoval al zenam, ktor6 pri.
pravily jedlo ma vecierok, a.
dievcatom 'Entre Nous" Klu'
bu, ktore podavaly ma st6l.
Nasledujdci boil vo WHORE
ktory tento vecierok usporiadal
Juraj Kukula, Jan Kukula, Mi
chal Dobos, Karol Baka, Emrt
Zetts, Julia Vankulic, Maris
Hudak, Katarina Blasko, Maris
Babinec, Alzbeta Dulovic, Anna
Dobos, Maria Zetts, Maria Lilko
Maria Baka, Anna Marc, Fran
tiska Maruskin.
Pc vecierku nastal tanec, PR
ktory vyhravala Smrekova or
chestra. Videli SINE tam sa w
krdcat' jak mladych, tax al sta.
rych.
Pc obede toho isteho dina pre-
kvapily nase sestricky Ursulin
ky naseho vlp. Novaka peknyn
programom, ktory previedl,
skolske dietky. Najprv vsetky
odspievaly privitaj1cu piesen
potom dievcata z 6smej tried,
predniesly krasnu hru pri ton
al oddaly "dusevnd kyticu" ,
tiez al krasne dairy. Pri odovzda
nj darov mala pekn1 rec 81. Ma
ria Maruskin. Potom chlapci u
kazali pekny "Wand DrilT', /,
tax dieveatka recitovaly peknt
basen bielej ruzi. Koneen,
dietky 20 Z. triedy odspieval,
piesen o meninach naseho velp
Novaka. Potom nastaly vol,nl
zabavy, kde dietky ukazaly, jake
znajd spievat' atd'. Pri tom tie;
al p. Tomas Belavie zahral ME
kol'ko klasickych skladieb n.
plane jeho syn Edward, mai
organista, zaspieval niekol'kt
piesni.
Zostane tento den sv. Jurais
dlho v pamati CampbellGanov
lebo ako dietky, tax al start 81
pekne zabavili a ukazali svojr
lasku ku svojmu duchovnemu
Iv1n .Inro invi Nnv&Lnvs
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-28
Prednaslka
sa vydarila

sa vydarila
Ako sup. Roudsbush, tar Rev.
Kodi5 predn&5al vel'n,i xGujfma-
W vel 'k6mu poslnchk k6stvu ' a.
torolk ve6er. Program slovsnslcs-
ho Dha Dol prejsdnant ! z6asti
prijatt. Budtca predn&1lka buds
na Lansingville is. mxja.
V utorok vecer, 25. aprlla. pri
osade Najsv. Mena JeziS, odby-
vala sa druha poucna prednaSka
Okresneho Sboru Slovenskej LII
gy ma Mahoning doline "a vel
kej 1casti Slov&kov nielen 70
Steeltonu, ale 20 vsetkych casti
Mahoning okresu.
Vel'mi zaujfmavd REQ nam po-
vedal mas youngstownsky Sk6l.
dozorca, DR.. Geo. E. Roudebush,
|v ktorej dovodil potrebu vys.
sieho vzdelania, ktore nam "a
isti nielen vyhody hmotne, ale i
dusevne. Viem, ze ii naSi rodi-
cia, ktori SO zdcastnili tejto pred
n4sky poeuli jeho slova, sa pre-
Isvedcili 0 potrebe vysok&ho vide
lania pre- fch dietky a ze 81 "a,
umienili ich posielat' do d'alsich
sk6l.
Druhym reGnikom Dol mas mi.
" a obldbeny duchovny SPRAY
ca osady Najsv. Mena Jezis, Rev.
Stefan Kocis. Viem, xe iloha,
ktora mu bola nadelena, je Q
vel'a t'azsia, nezli 81 niektory 2
mas mysli. Ale predsa vysvetlil
nam dost dokladne, 60 je mas
narod. Viem, ze ked'by Glovek
chcel kazdy bod dobre vysvetlit'
musel by stravit pritom ME ho-
dinku, ale roxy a aby to vsetko
vynasiel nasom narode, potre'
boval by ma to cely zivot. Tol 'ko
ale chcem povedat', ze ME len
nam mladsim, ale al starsim vel
p. Kocis otvoril oei a ukazal nam
minulost' nasho naroda. Pou6ili
sme sa jeho prednasky vel'a
vieme tri razy tol'k 0 nasom
narode, ako SINE doteraz znali
Dakujeme srdecne nasmu horli
vemu pracovnikovi, velp. Stefa
now Kocisovi, "a jeho prispevob
k osvieteniu Slov&kov.
(Prednasku Rev. St. Kocisa q
hHtorii Slovakov prinesieme '
budhcom cisle. Red.
| Muslin srdecne pod'akovat' a.
nasim slovenskym mladfkom :
osady Najsv. Mena Jezis "a ich
krasny spev. Vd aka vam, mill
slovenski mladici, lcinkujte a
pracujte j mad 'alej "a svoj ma
rod. Vas spev pod vedenfm p.
jana Martinka Dol krasny. E.
ste raz vam d'akujem.
Prednasku zahajil program
viedol predseda Okr. Sboru p.
Martin j. Lesn&k.
Hned' po prednaske predseda
otvoril schodzu pritomnosti
nasledujdcich zastupcov "a.
stupkyn: Jan Olejar a Jan Hnat,
"a Haseltonsky Polit. Klub; An.
drej Palenear "a Odbor s. MSS.
Andrej Dolak "a Sbor 211. K. s.
Mattel Martinko "a Oslo 3Os. K.
j.; M. Mraz "a Y. s. NJ; Jozef
A. Hoza, slovensky policajt; M.
Lipka "a Oslo 26O K. j.; Jozef
Granchi, "a Odbor 611. MSS. ;
Frank Hudik. pokl. Okr. Sboru
Juraj Iabuda "a Cislo 73l X. j.;
Jan Repasky a Juraj Murdzak
"a Sbor 47. Slov. Lfgy; M. J.
Bartos "a Sbor 159 K. S.; And.
rel Benedik "a Sbor 1913 Slov.
Ligy; Jozef Relax a Josef Tka6
"a G. 731 K. j.; M. A. Buddie,
Helen Buday, "a 6. SIKH; Ka-
tarfna Najpaver "a v. 107 K. 8. !;
Pavel Ondash "a Steeltonsky
Polit Klnb; Mrs. Maria Ondash
"a 6. l5s. Pr; Mrs. A. Dolak
"a 6. 1859 IL; Michal J. Palko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-28

MAI 1-Tanec Cy Me Club, SITS.
Cyril & Methodius auditorium.
3. mxja- -Tanec a kartovy vecie-
FOX Holy Name baseball caty
v osadnom auditoriume ma
Steelton.
MAJ 3Tanec Marianskej Dru-
ziny, st. Elizabeth auditorium.
MAI 10-Tanec K. Sokolov ' So
kolovni ma Homewood Ave.
MAJ 13Tanec zenskeho Polit.
Klubu Z Lansingville Y Soko-
lovni (Homewood).
Mkj Il. (nsdsl'a) -Divadlo "Slo-
bodnf manzelia" Spevokolu
Sv. jana, ' Memorial High.
is. MAJA-Prednaska Okr.
Sborn Slov. Ligy pri osade
Sv. Mateja ma Lansingville.
Mi 16-Sch6dza "The Slovak
Society" ' osade Najsv. Tro.
jice, Struthers.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-28

IIannseaka :, "a (I6fs
sraj jbers :.
Ukradli bkEy: Ia T.
Hetmensky
Nechani ~ bksach
AZ, Jednota s.
Vystr4 jkovali: Hanu
Venglarcfk 8. Obloek I,
's.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-28
Hasslton Jailnota

Spolu 80 s q 13.
Behy: Hamr6k 2, Yenkal,
Srajber 2, A. Garcar, J. Hamr&k,
Chuey, Elias, Palahunich, Sim.
cak.
Udery: cd venglarcfka 8, Cd
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-28

Nv. OoA0, M0OAAVAA0A AAA6A.
Is. MAJA-Prednaska Okr.
Sborn Slov. Ligy pri osade
Sv. Mateia ma Lansingville.
Mi 16-Sch6dza "The Slovak
Society" ' osade Najsv. Tro.
jice, Struthers.
J0L
Jul 10 . 1e-zupa V. Kat. So.
kola: Sjazd, verejne cvicenie,
par6da, ma Memorial High
Stadium a Oakland Baseball
Field.
!: J6l - Slovenskt Deb /.
dora parku; hry, z4vody, "a
bavy atd'. atd'.
PoEnkmlra: Dni, ktore Of o
znacens hviezdickou (s) ST dni,
Y ktortch "a bude odbavovat'
nieco pre- vsetk5ch Slov&koy. v6-
bee, a preto ytbor prosf. ably '
tie dni ostatn6 kluby atd'. nechy-
staly xiadne inc z&bavy. Kto.
kolvek chce znat', ii isty deh je
prAzdny alebo ME, mole zavolat'
REV. Geo. P. Nov6ka po telefone
732O9.
Tento Kalendar Slovenskej
Cinnosti je nieeo noveho tn ma
Mahoning doline. ale podl'a u.
xnania mnohtch Slovlkov, je to
nieco vel mi uxitocn&ho. Lebo
predttm kluby, spolky, osady a
jednotlivci vydrxiavali roslicne
z&bavy atd'. ma 6kor jedon dru.
hemu, pretoxe "a mnoho r&z
stalo, fe ' jedon den usporiada-
ne boly romantic zAbavy a tax
81 jedon druhemu pozkodili.
Y tomto Kalend&ri chceme "a
hrnft' v5etky slovenske Ginnp-
sti, bez ohl'adu ma vierovyzna-
ME tych, ktori to usporiadajf,
len prosfme cd vSetktch spolu-
pr4cu . oznAmenie svojich n
bav.
v kaxdej katolfckej iosade Ill
je vymenovant Glen alsbo Glen
kyna, ktortm m6xete sdelit' dl.
turn svojich s4bav. Tito I'd:
Y osade Sv. Cyrilla : Mstho-
da: lllss Mary Hnd'A
v osade Najsv. Mena Jexi1 !:
lGcaal piroIlEo.
Y osade ;Sv. Mateja: 1hs. M
tilda ropov1.
Y osade sv. Aixbety: in
IlnA&.
Y osade Sv. Jana: Hin Mary
Lopolovly. y
Y osade Najsv. Trojice: 1hs.
JuHa DanlEo.
Teda ked' % chystkte na da-
iakd zGbavu, hned oxnAmte i'm,
= iak6 xkbava, kto ju usporia-
"a, kedy I kde to bude. Kto-
kol'vek BY chcel direktne 50 do
stat do stykus 8 predsedom tohto
ytboru, ktort m4 na starosti
/ tento kalend4r, m6xe ga obr&tit'
ii Rev. Geo. P. Novak, l59 Reed
Az, Campbell, o. Telefon 5000.
Tento Kalendlr bude dopmo.
vany kAidt ttxdsh, ale prosfm
tch, ktori 81 eheslf mat oznl-
nsnie svojej xibavy \ tomto
J Kalend6ri, aby MI = oSnlmiii
III Y pondelok ! najnesk6r Y
utorok r&no. Ked' nsbudem .
tom inst je uS y utorok r4no,
nebude uverejnen6 \ ten tt5den,
~ u AZ bnd6ei.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-28
lalsnd6r innosti
Slovenslxej

April 29 Tanec a karty M. 0. x.
j. Baseball Team Y hale Sv.
Alzbety. Divadlo ,,Dievca pre-
vzetko" a tanec. Dram. Krdx.
Sb. lag. s. T. J. Sokol, Sokol
hall, Washington ST., Q 7:30
ve6er.
Apr1 .. lnedsl'a) Divadlo
sRozmajrfn", dram. krdzku
osady Sv. Mateja, 2:30 q
1880 pop. Divadlo "The
Three Pegs" G. M. Octo klubu
. 2:30 ! 7:30 pop. ' auditori.
ume Sv. Cyrila 4 Methoda.
Divadlo . Amateur Night,
Youngstown Falcons, Br. 159,
Z w. 107. v auditoriume Sv
Alxbety. Divadlo Little
Devil" Holy Name Dramatic
Club, popoludnf i vecer, Holy
Name auditorium.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-28

: Jul 10 . 1ezupa V. Kat. So.
kola: Sjazd, verejne cvitenie,
parAda, ma Memorial High
Stadium a Oakland Baseball
Field.
= JM 26Slovenskt Deb Y /.
dora parku; hry, z4vody, z6-
bavy atd'. atd'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-28

Tajomnfk preSftal z6pisnicu !
minulej sch8dse, ktor& bola jed
nohlasne prijat4. Podali zpr4vy !:
|vtbor knixnice 4 tajomnfk a w
Dor pre- odpor66anie citatel'ov
knfh. vsetky zprGvy boly priia-
Is. Vybranie novych knfh bolo
ponechane ma n. Mr&za. Knihy
|kdpi trad Okr. Sboru ako / po-
|sledne.
Programovt vtbor, ktort Dol
zvolent IA predoSlej sch6dsi, D.
hl'adom bud6ceho Slovenskeho
Dha, podal svoj ob5frny pro-
gram. Ked'xe nebolo ID 6asu, =
|by Dol celt prsjednany ! priia.
II, uverejnf 60 ax bud6cne.
Vtbor predn&Sok oxn&mil, n
bud6ea prednlska ! sch8dza bu-
de na Lansingville pri osade Sv,
Mateja No is. m4ja. s t5m =
|sch6dsa xakls 65lla. 3.
,I| ,l,s
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-08-04
BALLO0NIST PLANS
SHAKESPEARE TRIP
BEGINNING TONIGHT
Settle Expects to Leave Chi
cago At Midnight; May
Ascend 10 Miles

Chicago, Aug. 4.-lP>-Lieut. Com
mander T. G. w. Settle of the navy
said he definitely expected to take
off on his solo balloon flight into the
shakespeare from Soldier Field Fri
day night
The navy balloonist, winner of last
years Gordon Bennett international
balloon races at Basic, Switzerland,
early Friday said the high pressure
area reported moving toward Chicago
seemed definitely assured.
He said he would consult with the
local United States weather bureau
once again. after which he would
make his final decision. The actual
take-off probably will be about mid
night.
Meanwhile, plans were going hur-
riedly forward to move the huge bal
loon into the enclosure Of the field
and to prepare for its initiation be-
ginning at shutdown Friday evening.
The bag has a capacity Of 600 900 Gu
bic feet and two hours will be re-
quired for the filling process.
Settle said he hopes to be at least
a mile over the earth by dawn Sat-
urday and that as the sun rises its
rays will add to the buoyancy Of the
balloon, causing it to rise much fast
er. He has set as his goal an alti-
tude of 10 miles.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-08-04
No Findings Made in
Fargo Scandal Case

Fargo, N. D., Aug. 4.-(P)-A cor
cner's jury which has been inquiring
into the death Of Mrs. Hilda Gray,
found dead Wednesday morning in
the apartment OF D. F. Ellsworth, fed
eral narcotics agent, was unable to
determine the circumstances under
which she died, it reported at noon
today.
The verdict of the jury states:
THAT the said Mrs. Hilda Gray
died from hemmorhages induced by a
linear fracture of the skull which
fracture was caused by a blow or fall
under circumstances which we are
unable to determine"
AS an aftermath Of the inquest and
investigation surrounding the death
following a drinking party Tuesday
hight in Ellsworth's apartments, Els
worth was arrested on the charge Of
having liquor in his possession.
A warrant for Fritz Marotzke, pro-
prietor of Fritz Lunch, in which three
gallons Of beer were said by witnesses
to have been purchased.
In the Cass county court Ellsworth
pleaded not guilty to the liquor charge
and was ordered held in default Of
1000 bond. Marotzke has not been
arrested. The former case in which
Ellsworth was held under $4,000 bond
as a material witness was dismissed.
Ellsworth, whose resignation as a
narcotic agent was requested Thurs
day by his superiors at st. Paul, said
his wife. with whom he had not been
living. and their son are at Webster,
S, D.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-08-04
Gandhi Given Year
In Jail at POOna

Poona, India, Aug. 4.-(R)-Af-
ter a brief moment OF liberty, the
Mathatma Gardhi was rearrested
Friday and Immediately SEN
fenced to one year in jail because
he declined to remain in Poona
and refused to cease his political
activities.
The magistrate explained that
because Of the mahatma's age
and physical condition the sem
tence was only one year Of SIM
pie imprisonment. Gandhi asked
to be placed among the lowest
grade prisoners.
The Nationalist leader inform
ed the court that It was no pleas
ure to him to break the laws of
the state. He was offering all
the resistance a peaceful man
could, he said, to an unjust sys-
tenn of government.
The mahatma was brought to
Yeroda jail Wednesday from
Ahmedabad, where he was ar
rested with his wife and 80 devo-
tees Is they were about to begin
an individual" discbedience ac-
ton.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-08-04
FARGOAN READY TO
BEGIN CIRCULATION
OF VOTE PETITIONS
One Initiated Law Would Name
49 Delegates to Constitu-
tionaI Convention
SECONDS HITS STATE LAWS
Only Restrictions Against Sale
to Indians, Minors Would
Stay on Books

Fargo, N. D., Aug. 4.-tR-North
Dakota could join the list of states
which have acted on National Prohi-
bition Repeal by Nov. 20, declares C..
P. Stone, Fargo, president of the as
ISOLATION for ratification of the 2lst
amendment in North Dakota, in an
nouncing the form Of two petitions to
be circulated.
One calls for election of 40 dele
gates to a state convention to act on
the national amendment The second
would repeal all state prohibition laws
except those prohibiting the sale of
liquor to minors and Indians, a replica
of House Bill rs, passed by the House
but rejected by the senate at the last
legislative session.
Stone plans to have the petitions
placed in the mails by the end OF the
week.
The petition on national repeal
states in part:
1--WE the people of the state Of North
Dakota, believing that the proposed
amendment (2lst) to the constitution
OF the United States should be rati-
fled. Do hereby enact the following
law:
Section 1. A constitution conven-
ton shall be assembled and conven-
ed in the City of Bismarck, N. D., at
noon 10 days after this act goes into
effect for the purpose of acting upon
the 21st amendment to the constitu-
ton of the United States which has
been, by act of congress, referred to
the convention to be held in each
state.
Section 2. The following named
electors of the State of North Dakota
are hereby selected and named as
members Of said convention, to-wit :.
Section 3. The members of said
convention shall meet at the time and
place mentioned in Section of this
bill for the purpose of considering the
clst amendment to the federal con-
stitution proposed by congress and
shall reject or ratify said proposed
amendment by majority vote of the
members in attendance at said con-
yention >"
The section further provides for or
SoA44I1UAOA1 Va VAAS NO4lSVAlt4OAl w ClCS>
ton of president and such other Of
ficers and such rules and regulations
as it may deem necessary. The con-
vention may adjourn from time to
time.
The fourth section provides dele
gates shall receive IS day for at
tending the convention and 40 cents
per mile for each and every mile
necessarily travelled going to said con-
vention." But delegates may not draw
pay for a session Of more than two
days.
The association for ratification is
selecting the list of 40 delegates and
will announce them as acceptances
are received. Thus far 50, each from
a different legislative district, have
accepted and the intention is to have
all 40 districts represented, but this is
not necessary as the entire list is at
large.
Delegates are not bound in the petit
ton but Stone says: They will vote
in accordance with the majority vote
of the state at the polls"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-08-04
Road Contracts to
Be Let August rs

Contracts for approximately l43
miles OF road construction work in
North Dakota will be let by the state
highway department August Is, 1t was
announced Friday.
The projects include about 100 miles
regraveling, 81 miles gravel surfacing,
and IL miles grading. Included in the
work Is a bridge north of Armenia in
Cass county and painting Of the Me-
mortal bridge over the Missouri river
here.
Money for this work includes some
miscellaneous funds left In the high
way department and from Morton
and Mckenzie counties where bond
issues were voted, releasing part of
the allotment monies for feeder roads.
The projects to be let In august in
clude: Gravel surfacing of 1888 miles
north of New Salem and II SAT miles
north Of Glen Ullin, Morton county.
Renville, 1882 miles, Glenburn east
and west.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-08-04
RECOVERING
FROM NUNDATI0N;;
THREE KNOWN DEAD
IL Bridges Taken Out in City
When CIoudbursts Break
CastleWood Dam

Denver. Aug. 4.-lP)-Cherry Greek
river. flowed docilely in its concrete
lined channel Friday, bearing no re-
semblance to the roaring torrent
which took three lives Thursday and
did damage possibly in excess of a
million dollars.
Denver residents long had feared
what happened-the collapse Of
Castlewood Dam, IS miles upstream.
A cloudburst in the plains country
east OF Castle Rock, where the dam is
located, brought down sufficient wa
ter to cause the break.
Damage to Denver was confined to
bridges-l2 of them were taken out
by the flood-the warehouse section
and the Country Club residential dis
trict through which the creek runs.
The largest portion of the estimated
damage--$500, O00-was that to farm
ers along the course of the stream
from the dam to the city limits.
Huge tree trunks, bits of houses
and barns and other debris Uttered
lawns, sidewalks and streets. A log
floated into the Union station watt
ing room.
A heavy death toll was averted
through the quick action of Hugh
Paine, caretaker at the dam. The
storm knocked down telephone lines
but he rode horseback IL miles to
Castle Rock and notified Denver po-
lice that the dam had collapsed. A
dozen police cars, sirens shrieking,
went through the lowlands and warm
ed the residents to flee.
Bertha Catlin, "a, of Page City,
Kas., an employe on ranch near
Franktown, was drowned when she
was thrown from horse into the
swirling creek.
Tom Casey, 80, fell into deep pool
in the yard Of his Denver home and
was drowned.
Mrs. Claude Hill, so, was drowned
when her ranch home in the Mathe-
son section was washed from its foun-
dalton.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-08-04
State Offices Move
Out of POStOffice

Offices of the Industrial and Secur-
tiles commissions were moved Friday
morning from the postoffice building
to the Patterson hotel The rooms &C.
cupied by the state departments will
be used to house the Bismarck branch
Of the Home Loan bank.
The Fire Marshal, who has been
occupying rooms in the federal build
ing, expects to move within a few days
to make room for the unemployment
office. The marshal does not know
where his new office will be located,
he said.
The two offices have been located
in the federal building for some time,
the offices Of the industrial commits
sion having been moved there shortly
after the fire which destroyed the old
capitol building
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-08-04
Trade and Business Make
in Many Lines
Commercial Firm Sees Empha-
tic Improvement Despite
Some Fluctuations

New York, Aug. 4.-(P)-Trade and
business continued on the uptrend
last week with gains distributed in
more directions, the Dun & Bradstreet
Review said Friday. The improve
ment was emphatic despite minor
fluctuations In isolated places, the
agency added.
Regarding the balance of retail pur-
chasing against production and
wholesale operations, the agency said
1.-The fact that consumer buying thus
far has trailed somewhat the hectic
gains in wholesale commitments and
industrial production has created no
cause for concern.
Retail inventories still are below
normal and the rapid inroads being
made into present holdings will pro-
vide ample room before fall shipments
of merchandise will have been re-
ceived.
"Of outstanding significance in cur
rent consumer buying is the spreading
of interest to articles which have been
persistently slow moving. High priced
automobiles are selling at better
rate and sales of some of the leaders
in the low price field are we'll above
last years figures. The sharp upturn
in sales of typewriters, stationery, Of
flee supplies, and office furniture is
indicative of the stabilized level to
which the broadening of commercial
activity has advanced