davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-03
BOMBOVY UTOK MA SHEET
6 TUBE URADNfKA

V sobotu Gals rano neznami
zlocinci polozili dive bomby ku
domu A. w. Smitha, 265 Crandall
Ave, ktorych jedna vyb1sila !.
trochu poskodila dom. Druha
bomba, urobena Since hrubej
a Is incov dlhej rury, ktora ne
vyblsila, najdena bola pod oblo-
kom domu. Naplnena bola slabou
vybusnou latkou. Nikto 20 spia-
cich nebol raneny.
A. w. Smith je generalny su-
perintendent Youngstown Sheet
and Tube Co. Robotnictvo spoloe-
nosti vynieslo rezollciu, ktorej
vyslovuje slcit svojmu superin-
tendentovi odsudzuje diabolskv
iltok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-03
TolEA4tfK NECHCE PRIJAT
REZIuNkCIU PREDs. sUDu

Pittsburgh, Pa, 2. febr. 70 "a
padu dosla Vysetruj1cemu vybo-
ri telegraficka zprava, ze Tomas
elk rezignaciu Zavitovskeho ne
prijima, ale ziada no, aby ostal
mad 'alej v trade, o com mu hned
ma podat' zpravu.
Ako znamo, Zavitovslsy rezig-
noval II. januara Tomascik
ieho rezignaciu uverejnil Mar.
Novin6ch Is. januara, a teraz len
/. februara Zavitovskemu telegra-
ficne oznamuje, ze jeho rezigna-
ciu neprijfma.
Vysetruj1ci vybor >podal w ce-
Iii vec svetskemu s1du, pevne We
riac, ze len svetsky sud pravdu
clenstvu prisddi a mimoriadnu
konvencin svola.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-03
REEsr oBvININf PoRoTou
z PoKUsU zABIT1A

vo stvrtok vel 'koporota Maho-
ming okresu vyniesla obvinenie ma
niekdajsicho mayora Williama
Reese, ze chcel zabit' Y jaseni mi-
nnleho roku pani Annu Vasoko-
vi, 72-rocnn vdovu. Obvinenie
znic ''napad iimysrom zabitia'
yel'koporota "a diva dni vypoci-
vala svedkov a rokoyala o tom,
ei ma byt' Reese obvineny. PAM
vaSokova tiez svedcila pred po-
rotor. 1Iedzi svedkami bolt: Mi
chal q Frantiska Novotny, Mrs.
Geneva August, Joseph Evans s
manxelkon, Fred Schultze, Fred i
Mary Schnltze, George Niles A
Mrs. Anna Burrows vsetko suse-
die pani vasokovej. Tiez vyslh-
chant boli detektivi Andrej Prze-
slorski, 4. N. Thomas . Dominic
fpcse 4 OSCAR sesgle Mahonins
Atseas I d
Vel'lopot6sa odpsydsla obvihes
III 90 Rsese4 sndcovi dessnero,
ri.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-03
Slovakon1 ma
Mahoning doline
Schodza Olresneho Sboru Slov.
Ligy bude IA. februara.

Tymto iictive oznamuiem vse-
tkym iradnikom nasho Okresna-
ho Sboru, vsetkym zastupcom i
vsetkym zastupkynam 20 vset-
kvch nasich slovenskJch spolkov,
sborov, kiubov a inych sloven-
skych organizacii ma nasei Maho-
ming doline, aby sa ztieastnili
sch0dze dina IA. februara, uto-
rok vecer pol 6smej hodine,
ktora bude skolskej miestnosti
osady Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda ma
N. Watt st.
Okresny Sbor vzdor zlym ca
som a terajsej nasej t'azkej de-
presii, nezaspal, ale pracoval po-
mocou nasich slovenskych spol-
kov klubov nakol 'ko len m6hol
prospech Slovakov ma Mahon.
ing doline.
Minulorocny Slovensky Den.
uz dvanasty poradi, Dol jednym
z najvydarenejsfch mravne, FL
nancne programom.. Viete ze to
vyzaduje mnoho prace preto
pytam povolavam tie naEe ,slo-
venske spolky a kluby, aby vysie-
laly zastupcov ma sch6dze, ably sa
k nam pripojily celym srdcom a
dusou, aby tom slovenskom du-
chu SINE mohli pracovat' spoln a.
ko bratia a sestry, aby SINE mohii
pomahat svojim v ich vel'kei 20
trebe.
Ma tejto schodzi predseda D.
Lesnak prelestfe program pfdee~
ma tento rok. Vieme, re lie to usi-
lovny, pracovity a schopny clo-
vek a tax vieme az vopred, ze O.
kresny Sbor nebude zahal at a.
nj tomto roku, ale bude sa usi-
lovat' vykonat' este v;icsie skut-
ky pre- Slovakov ma Mahoning
doline, nez predosle roxy.
TAX este raz vas $ iiprimnou Ia
skou volam k nam - spolky, klu.
by, sbory, vence a inc slovenske
organizaeie. Poslite si zastupcov
zastupkyne ma schodzu utorok
vecer, II. februara pol 8. hodi-
ne do skoly osady Sv. Cyrilla
Nethoda. Vsetkych bratov Slo-
vakov sestry Slovenky prosim,
aby sa dostavili ma tnto schodzu
v hojnom pocte.
s bratskvm pozdravom.
Andrej ]. Hamrak,
tai. Okr. Sb: 81. Llgy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-03
STEFAN STEFANIK
ODsUDENY DO zALARA

V Clevelande odbyval sa sud
mad Stefanom Stefanikom, byv.
hi. predsedom SLOW. Ev. Jednoty,
pre- podavanie falsovanych doku-
mentov a spreneveru. Porota. a.
ko SINE minule oznamili, no uzna-
la "a vinneho sudca potion Wy.
niesol vyrok, d. ktoreho Stefa-
mix musi 81 odsediet' Cd jedneho
do dvadsat rokov v statnom va
zeni Columbus. Ma s1de sved.
eli viaceri clenovia organizacie.
ze 81 podali ziadost' morgicovd
pozieku, ze i'm p6zicky boly po-
volene, ale peniaze nedostali v
takej vyske, ma akd znel morgic.
Organizacia ale vyplatila cele OBJ
nosy. Stefanik NAL vraj jednoho
casu banke The Cleveland
Trust Co. 1925, 100000 penazi. OBJ
nos, ktory poskodil organiza-
ciu. pohybuje sa medzi 800, 900 a
$l50,OOO. Stefanik ma sdde sa ne
branil, nesvedcil. Kryl svojich
spoluvinnikov Qebo spreneveru
nemohol sam pachat'). Stefani-
koy .advokat Pollock sa opytoval
ma slde ze preco neboli pred sud
volani i Peter H. Juras (byv. tc-
tovnfk), Jan Bibza (byv. poklad-
milky isty Frank Emslie. Stefan
Stefanik vraj robil obchody 5
mimi, 81 oni vedia nie6o? Pollock
| tiez spominal inych hi. i1radnfkov
SLOW. Ev. Jednoty.
Y Slov. Ev. Jednote je este Wac
otazok nevysvetlene. Ma pr. vraj
neznat' co sa stale so $17 800,
ktore maly ist' ma dividendy pre-
clenov Pohyb "a nlimoriadnu
konvenciu zatichnul.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-03
vEL'KH POHRAB
REV. GASPARA PANIKA

Pohrab zasllzileho slovensk6ho
knaza, Rev. Gaspara Panika, kto-
ry zomrel Bridgeporte, Conn,
%. januara vo veku AZ rokov, od-
byval sa 25. januara "a ohromnej
lcasti Pudu, knazstva zastulp-
GOV. Vyse tritisfc l'udf spreva-
dzalo telesne pozostatlSy ma hro-
bitov, medzi mimi $50 knazov, IS
mnisiek, hi. lradnici slovenskych
organizacii, ba i gen. konzul c.-sl.
~ Youngstown Dol ma pohrabe
velp. Stefan Kocis, hi. duchovnv
IKSZJ. a Clevelandu vel'adp.
Gregor Vaniscak, OSB, prevor
klastora otcov Benediktinov a
velp. Frantisek Dubois, hi. duchov
ny KSJ. Zadnsnn sv. omsu slu-
I'll osvp. M. F. McAuliffe, vypo-
mocny biskup hartfordskej diece-
zie kazen NAL Msgr. Stefan Kra-
sul'a New Yorku, v ktorej oce-
nil dcinkovanie neboheho vel Ike
no Slovaka. Telo Rev. G.. Panika
alozene bolo ma odpocinok po boz
ku Rev. Matlsa Jankolu, svojho
predchodcu ma fare a tiez vel'ke-
no 'cinitel'a slovenskom zivote
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-03
ROOSEVELT SOSTAVUJE
w SvOJ KABINET

Uz len styri tyzdne a budeme
mat noveho prezidenta trade.
A preto bud1ci prezident Frank
lin D. Roosevelt, oddychujiic 81
ma Juhu, aby boil shiny do t'azkej
prace, ktora no caka, pokojne 81
planuje vybera muzov, ktori
budtl jeho voPu vo vlade plnit'.
Ackol 'vek svoj kabinet vyhlasi
len prostriedkom toho mesiaca uS
sa vie, ze ministrom zahranicnych
zalezitostf bnde terajsi senator
Cordell Hull Tennessee; mini
strom financil senator Carter
Glass Virginie, ministrom pra-
vos1dia {Attorney general) sena-
tor Thomas j. Walsh Montany; !;
ministrom prace Frantiska Per-
kins z New Yorku a ministrom
posty James A. Farley 4 New
Yorku.
Ma inc miesta v kabinete ma
Roosevelt este po Wac kandida-
tov. Frances Perkins bude prva
zena, ktora sa dostane "a Glenn
americkej vlady. Zastavala trad v
departments prace pod Roosevelt
tom v, state New Yorku a je VEL
kou zastankynou pray robotnic.
tva, chudobnych zien a deti.,
al Smith sa vyslovil, ze neprij-
me ziadne miesto vo Wade.
Senator Glass Dol tajomnfkon
pokladu j "a prezidenta Wilsona.
On je p6vodcom zakona o Fede-
ralnej Rezerve a teraz zakona o
kontrole bank.
Senator Walsh je ehyrny Cd
casov Teapot Dome skandalu, le-
DO on viedol vySatrovanie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-03
DoNsKf KozAcI sP1EvALI

v sobotu vecer spievali' ' ma
som meste donskl kozaci pod We
denim Sergeja Jarova podl'a
kritikoy hubby, spieyali tax, ako
kritikovia nikdy este nepocnli.
Ich spev Dol vraj tax dokonaly,
ako je rudsky mozne. Posluchac-
stvo bolo celkom okdzlene. zia.
den koncert nebol tuna TAX a.
chvatny 50 hovori este j te-
raj pc raeste. L'udia pocas spevu
ttn4er ani ned ychAi.
ls1skt kosd1i, sko tsras spe.
ys1l. sbx prsatym sbrkn noa rsbili
sllvu syo3 3mn nltodu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-03
kde sa treba
hlasit' o knizky
Siesti zastupcovia boil uz vyme-
novani "a odpordcatel'ov.

Dl'a usnesenia poslednej sch6-
DIE Okresneho Sboru Druzstva
Slov.- Mar Kniznice, knizky 10
slovenskej kniznice ma N. Watt
st. bude mono kazdemu Slova-
kovi Slovenke 81 vypoziciavat
bezplatnc, po slozeni zaruky 81.
Kto ale nema AMI 81 ma zaruku
(kt0r;l sa vracia), ten sa moze
hlasit' II jedneho z vymenovanych
zastupcov, ktorych mena adresy
tn podavame. Dosial' predseda
Okr. Sboru p. Lesnak vymcnoval
siestich; pre- Struthers bude tiez
niekto vymenovany v najblizsich
dnoch. Zastupcovia su nasledov-
mi:
Pre- Steelton-Andrei Dolak,
COL Steel st.
Pre- Lansingville Jnraj Mnr-
dzak, 2537 Taylor ST.
/ Pre- Campbell-Jan Sarosi, 50
18th ST.
Pre- Haselton Andre1 J. Ham
rak, 1O8 Columbus Ave.
= y = 3 ( ~ i Z IL :. - = 4
Pre- sired mesta (South Side a
North Side)-Andrej Tarapcak,
1906 South Ave. a Andrej Palen-
ear, y City Hall.
Tito maji pravo vydavat' cd
porieania Sloyakom, ably i'm kni-
hovnik pozieal knizky i bez zaru-
ky. III
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-03
Rev. Jaclkanic ucteny
krasnym banketor1
VySe $50 cirkevnikov a hostf sa
siSlo v nedeA'u uvftat' novtho tiu-
chovn&ho gr. kat. cirkvi.

" nedel'u vecer pocteny boil
novy duchovny gr. katolickej
eirkvi Fanny Marie Bohorodieky
na Steclton, Rev. Jozef Jackanic.
kr6snym uvftacim banketom, kto.
r6hd sa zdcastnilo 325 clenov cir
kve a mnoho hosti blizkeho !
tl'Alsieho okolia. Banket sa odby-
val v cirkevnom auditoriume a
predsedal Mu Rev. Jan Krusko z
Clevelandu, byv. duchoyny cir
kve Sv. Nikolaja na Haselton.
Po bohatej veceri nasledova-
" pozdravne reel, hudba, spev a
solovy tanec. Krasne reel pred
niesli Rev. Jozef Hanul'a, Rev.
Stefan Gulyassy, Rev. ,Juraj Hric
Z Clevelandu; Rev. Stefan Koeis,
duchovny osady Mena Jezis; Rev.
Jan Hromyak, duchovny cirkvi
Sv. O, Nikolaja a Rev. Jozef Ma.
ckov, ddchovny mad'arskej gr. k.
cirkvi tuna. Peknc reci povcdali
J sudcovia G. M. Woodside, ]. II.
C. Lyon a pravotari Jan A. VIII
10, Mich y. Danko Juraj r.
Prokop. Maliska Marienka Anna
Sopkovich podala Y meme cirkcy-
nlkov .Rev. Iackanicovi krasnu
kyticu kvss6v a 81. Margita Mats
der. Pri Com ODE posdravily no.
v6ho duchovneho otca.
Medzi reSnenim hral ma t'aha-
Gel harmonike prof. NJ. RadkovE
] - hliaale.1 ! Pro a,as,M Ma
ria Kolesar a ma gitare Juraj Ma
gada. MaliGka dcerka syn Jana
Gran a manzelky, cirkve Sv.
Nikolaja, zatancovali krasne tan
ce.
Rev. Jackanic vystudoval ma
knaza Presove a vysvateny Dol
v .Johnstown, Pa, rokn 1925.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-03
MORATORIUM MA
FARMARsKE DtHY

Viacere poist t'ujiice spolocnosti
vyhlasily moratorium ma farmar-
ske morgieove dlhy, co znamena,
ze nebudl M predavat' majetky
farmarov ma licitacii. X tomuto
doslo zaiste preto, ze farmari SD
jeden druheho zastavali nedo-
volili, ably i'm majetky boly "a
facku predane. Ma viacerych lici-
taciach doslo k vzburam a ma jed
nej chceli farmari zastupcu poi
st'ujilcej spolocnosti obesit
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-03
.PosTovE usPoRY
ST zDANITEL'NE

Okresny auditor oznamil, ze
kto NAL Is. novembra dajak6 e.
spory ma poste, musi Cd Mich "a,
platit majetkovl dan, . sics Z
aaiasi n dollre od tiafcky). IN
poSte y Younssto~ne maid lssiia
uleSsn6 syde Millions dolistv, 81
9tot 5ch dost6vaid dva psresnst
drbkev. /, ". 9,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-03

Horejsi obrazok predstav,lje
mas novy stroj ma tlaeeniie no.
win, ktoreho pine memo je:
"Goss Straightline No. $50
Webb Rotary Press
Je to, ako ma obraxku vidiet'.
vefKy kus masilIerle, pravy O.
Dor tlaeiarsky, siahajfici az do
povaly. Tlaciarsky stroj sa
vola "press", po slovensky lys,
ale to je vlastne mlyn, lebo z
neho sa syp1 noviny ako z mly-
ma mIka. TIaci "a hodinu 25,-
600 kusov l do 14-stranovych
novin a 1880 kusov cd 10
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-03

Vyse sto robotnikov dostalo nd.
dSovd pr{cu toho ty5dnA na stsv-
be cesty Y novlj dsstis Mill Greek
'psrku, osnSsails pssi6vy konnis6r
Francis p. ING ~. l5116 dva
'dnf prijflhanf NJ no1i t6botnici
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-03
DANE ~ zAclfu
fT.AT1f is, MARCIA

PlateAis danf od alAjetkov 50
esscns Is. nArs4, oanAmhjA 6radD.
ven oltesAtho toAlaA aAnila. Kto
schas ~ po ttosS n keat' dan,
a tohp ~ prijna< sopred.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-03

2S-stranovych novin "a hodinu.
Noyiny vyjdu z neho uz po-
skladane, len adresu ma ne w
tlacit ma postu zaniest'.
Tento stroj tlaci al baryiste
a sfce troma baryami odrazu
tlacivo styroch stranach a
dvoma barvami odrazu tlacivo
az 10 stranach. Ked' tlacf
plnou rychlost'ou, spotrebuje
behom 25 minnt 1000 funtov
papieru q vel'ke yalce). Stroj
zenie electricity motor 30
kohskych silach a potrebuje k
svojej obsluhe jedneho majstra
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-03

a troch pomocnikov. Mimo to-
ho piaty elovek je zamestnany
odlievanim fbriem (stereoty-
peri, 2 ktorych sa litery tlacia
ma papier. FDrlhy sa pripevnia
ma ocel'ove valce. ktore na O.
brazku tiez vidno (tie hl.ube).
Tento stroj SINE museli zado-
vazit', lebo tlacievame. casom
vel'ke obchodne cirkulare az V
10000 vytiskoch. Tlacime tiez
Shopping News v tol 'ko W.
tiskoch. A konecne, co mai
Wac prispelo k zakupeniu to-
hoto stroja bolo to, ze sme do
The Washington times., 1933-01-20

This Is the second of "a series
of articles dealing NTH Initiation,
In tDhich the opposition, to "t1tJldt-
inc" the American currency sys-
tenn is outlined By Secretary OF
the Treasury Mills.
Dishonest dollars" is Secretary
Mills description Of an initiation
ary process that would be brought
about by the issuance of unsecured
paper money.
The Secretary is on record
against starting the printing
presses to increase the volume Of
currency in circulation.
Calls Plan Disastrous
Obtaining money for any gov,
ernmental purpose, mot by rails
ing the funds through taxation,
not by drawing on the public
credit, not by payment Of an hon.
est dollar, but by setting the print
ing presses to work printing dis
The Washington times., 1933-01-20

ONLY 2O-TOTS' $195 and S2.95 SWEATER SUITS
-S and piece alEwOOl light and dark CT n0
shades. Sizes and 2 years. rs.............. DleVU
and fIeeces; pastel cOlOrs. Sizes to 4.... O1OVV
TOTS $1.OO COATS-ChinchilIas with berets. 7Oo
White, prints solid cOlOrs, to yrs......... 6JC
The Washington times., 1933-01-20
IMITATION is DISHONEST, ASSERTS SECRETARY MILLS

honest dollars" he described as
disastrous. He said:
"It has been resOrted to time
and again, and I know of no in
stance where IL has failed to
bring retribution and disaster.
There is no reason / can
conceive to justify the Govern
ment Of the United States re-
sorting to printing presses to
meet its obligations. There Is q
question that involves the cOur-
age, the character and the
financial integrity Of the United
States.
Moral Bankruptcy
'T can imagine a poor, bank.
rupt people, at the end Of
their resources and as a last
act Of desperation, resOrting to
the debasement Of their cur
rency. But for a great, power.
The Washington times., 1933-01-20
PAWNED
HIS WATCHFOR
/. S22 IN 1857

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Jan. 20
U.N.S0.-How u. S. Grant, just
six years before he became COM
Inanding general Of the Union
armies during the Civil War and
IL years before he was elected
President, pawned his watch and
chain for $22 in st. Louis only
two days before Christmas, 1857,
came to light here today.
The historic document was un-
earthed in the files Of the Illinois
State Historical Library, which
contains many other valuable
documents. Paul M. Angle, libra
rian, made the discovery.
Grant at that time was in des-
perate financial straits. After
serving in the Mexican War he
had been stationed on the West
Coast, but had resigned his COM
mission. In July, 1854, almost
pennileSs and utterly discouraged,
he joined his family in st. Louis.
During his six years stay there,
he tried his hand at many occupa'
tions. From st. Louis, Grant
moved to Illinois, where he
clerked in a leather store operated
by two of his brothers in Galena.
It was during this discouraging
period thai he pawned his watch
and chain, described on the pown
ticket as zone gold hunting, de-
tached leather and gold chain"
for $40, which apparently was
gorely needed by the Grant
family. The ticket had a time
limit of one month.
The Washington times., 1933-01-20
Tots & Girls Coats

GIRLS - ChinchiIIa,
camel pile. etc. 7 to-
IL years.
TOTS TallyhO. sky
top and snowtOp. l to
5 years.
The Washington times., 1933-01-20
DISEASE
TAXES CLINICS

BALTIMORE, Jan. 20.-Balti-
more city clinics are inadequate
to cope with the growing social
disease problem, DR.. Ferdinand
o. Reinhard, director, announced
today.
Describing the problem as one
of the most important economi-
cally as we'll as from a public
health standpoint DR.. Reinha-d
said that combating these
diseases costs more than "all our
other communicable disease work
put together"
The Washington times., 1933-01-20
Boarding Mothers
Get Together TOdGy

A meeting Of boarding mothers
of the Montgomery County So
ciaH Service League Is being held
today in Rockville, with the white
women having their meeting first.
DR.. v, l.. Ellicott, county health
officer, and Canon Rudd will
speak to both the white and col
ored mothers.
The Washington times., 1933-01-20

full nation, probably the strong
est nation economically not only
in the world today, but that has
ever existed in the world, that
even in . period Of deep de-
preston has not begun to call
upon its ultimate reserves and
resources, deliberately to adopt
this insidiOus and essentially
The Washington times., 1933-01-20
TALLENTIRE NAMED

John w. Tallentire, credit
manager of the Hecht Company,
has been elected president Of the
Association Of Retail Credit Men
of washington.
The Washington times., 1933-01-20
Gallagher, Baltimore
Home Builder, Dies

BALTIMORE, Jan. 20.- Ed
ward j. Gallagher, So, pioneer
home developer of this city who
constructed more than 5000 resi-
dences here in so years, died at
the Union Memorial Hospital of
pneumonia, yesterday.
Mr.. Gallagher has been cred
tied with introducing bathrooms
into small homes and with devel-
opment of the kitchenette.
The Washington times., 1933-01-20
Church to Stage
Musical TOninht

A musicale, to raise funds for a
new organ, will be held tonight
by the choir Of st. Michael's
Church, in the Silver Spring Ar
mory. Miss Mary Louise Paff,
pianist, and Anthony Docheck,
violinist, Of Pittsburgh, will be
guest artists
The Washington times., 1933-01-20

dishonest device would to my
mind be worse than an act Of
financial bankruptcy. It would
constitute moral bankruptcy"
Mills declared If there is one
lesson in economic history on
which all are agreed, it is the
extreme difficulty of stopping an
inflationary process of this kind.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-06-19

IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS FL cENTRo cALIFoRNIA MoNDA
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1933-01-24
BUSINESS NEWS
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Auto Figures

An output Of 22,850,000 automobiles
will be necessary over the next five
years in the United States if the cars
worn out and scrapped from 1881 to
the end of this period are to be re-
placed, according to an analysis of the
motor car market just made by Sid
ney A. Swensrud, assistant to the
president of the Standard Oil Co. of
Ohio.
Meeting this replacement demand
would call for an average annual out
put of 4,750,000 cars from 1884 thru
1888, the largest number ever produc-
ed for domestic use in any year ex-
cept 1929.
"The average life of car is from
six to ten years. says Swensrud.
'From 1923 through 1880 an average
of 100000 cars and trucks were sold
in the United States. Accordingly,
the indicated number to be scrapped
every year over the next five years
will approximate 100000 units, or a
total of 100000.
"In addition, the number of cars
| scrapped for the three years 1881
1892 and 1888 will exceed the number
of new cars built by fully 4,850,0O0
In order to make good this loss ano
replace cars that are due to be scrap.
ped the total output must be 1885,.
900 by the end of 1888.
Even then such production woulc
merely bring back the total number OF
cars in use in 1888 to the total o.
1880, which was 25,040,000."
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1933-01-24
FORMER LONDONER TO
WE'D COLUMBUS GIRL

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Brand,
768 City Park avenue, Columbus, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Helen Dorothy Brand,
to Mr. Edwin B. Duff, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Orris E. Duff, Apartment
No. 5, University Place, Columbus.
The wedding will be an event of
the spring.
A graduate of South High school,
Miss Brand formerly attended Ohio
State University. She is employed
in the office of the Dunn-Taft COM
pany Her fiance is associated with
the bureau Of industrial alcohol in
the office of the supervisor of per-
mits as Cincinnati, Ohio. He at
tended London high school, Ohio
State University and is a member
Of Theta Xi fraternity.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1933-01-24
Harbage & Watts To
Sell 20 Head Horses

Twenty head Of horses, including
two registered stations and three reg
istered mares will feature the dissolu.
tion sale Of Vynul Harbage and Tom
Watts which will be held on Friday Of
this week at the Harbage farm, five
miles northeast of London on the Ma
tional pike.
Fifteen head of good draft horses
will also be sold as well as 1O4 head
cf sheep, 81 hogs, 10 COWS, a complete
line of farming implements and some
household goods. The selling will be
in charge of Col. Dave Elliott. Lunch
will be served by the Ladies Aid So
eiety Of the Lafayette NJ. f. church.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1933-01-24

Mrs. Robert Woodhouse and Harold
Woodhouse, of Columbus, spent Sun
day in Circleville.
&c s1
Mrs. H. r. Denyes attended a din
ner party at the Spanish room at the
Deshler Wallick hotel, Columbus, or
Wednesday evening. After the din
ner the guests were entertained at
bridge in the hotel.
~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Haskell Stroupe enter
tanned with a family dinner, Sunday
in honor of their granddaughter, Ev-
elyn NOVEL;, who left on that day to
enter Nurses training school at St
Francis hospital, Columbus. Miss
Newell graduated from London high
school with the class of 1882.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1933-01-24
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CANAAN

Canaan. Jan. PA little daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Love
less Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Cutler anc
daughter, Norma Jean, of Columbus
were the guests Sunday of Mrs. Sarah
| Cutler and family.
George Dawson was a Columbus Wis.
itor, Wednesday.
Sunday school is being held each
Sunday morning at Big Darby church
at 10 a. m. All are invited to attend
these services.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hayman and
family were London visitors Saturday
Miss Ferol Strickland is coaching
the P. T. A. play at Brown township
school building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gill and son,
of Mt. Sterling, were guests Wednes-
day of Mrs. Eva Loveless and family.
Mrs. Annie Latham, of Columbus,
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Millie Arthur, and family.
Carl Crandall was somewhat pain
fully injured with an alkaline solution
at the West jefferson Creamery Co.,
in Columbus, where he is employed.
The solution got into his eyes.
Miss Mable Arthur spent Thursday
night in Columbus.