davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-06
SCHoDzA ZEN. PoLIT. A
VZDEL. KLUBU v MESTE.

Youngstownsky Slov. zensky
Politicky a Vzdelavajdci Klub
bude odbyvat' rocn1 schodzu ma
stvrtok vecer, IL. januara 8.
iodine u sestry Leskovskej ia
South Ave.
Vsetky sestry sl ziadane prfst
ma tdto sch0dzu, ma ktorej bude
prevedena vol l'ba 1radu pojed.
navane 0 vaznych veciach.
So sesterskym pozdravom,
Katarina Volosin, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-06
Zaklada sa Rusinska
Politicka Federacia
Klub pri cirkvi Sv. o. Nikolaja ie
"a st&tnu predajovl dan ma
lulzsusn6 veci.

V Mahoning okrese zalozena
bude RIsinska Federacia Politi-
ckych Klubov, oznamil nam zna-
my mlady pravotar p. Michal
Holiday, novy predseda Politi-
ckeho Klubu pri gr. kat cirkvi
Sv. O. Nikolaja. Ma rocnej scho-
dzi klubu zvoleni boil tiez: "a
podpredsedu Jan Benny, "a nc-
tovnika Andrej Tirpak, "a po-
kladnika Matej Vansae, "a zapis-
nika Nikolaj Holiday, a "a do
zorcov Matej Gulovich Jozef
Koly. Ia delegatov do Federacie
klubov Campbell zvoleni boil
Michal Holiday a Matej Vansae
Do vyboru pre- youngstownskf
mestske zalezitosti Jan Benny a
Jozef Brincko. Do vyboru pre-
campbellske zalezitosti Jan Grar
a Michal Megala.
.Kk,lshe Klbsshe 50 So usniesol predniest' ma
schodzi Federacie klubov v Camp.
! bellsaaa.i2. januaraA Aaayrh, ably
bola vynesena statna predajov;
dan ma .luksusne yecia- ktore,
by sbofo pomahane skofam nacho
diacimE Ka vo financl9fh t'azko.
stiacha .kIub je tiez,za.to, ably po
licajn q Camnbel hepracovai
plna'! d! 81
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-06
Celia delina axalkvorana.

Zaciatkom noyelnbra exekvo-
vail Y Mad'arsku celd dedinu' Kc-
pezo Y stolici Sabolcskej. Exekvo.
vail vsetkych 221 gazdoy q po.
mocou 5anddrov sobrali i'm 33a
kusy dobytka osipanych sc
yag6nov obilia q sena.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-06
Spolkove zpravy
RooNA scHoDZA sBoRU 108.
s. <. sOKoLsA.

Sbor 1O8. s. K. Sokola bude
odbyyat' rocnd schodzu V nede-
l'ud, 8. januara . 2. hodine po-
poludni ' Sokolovni. Kazdy Glen
ma byt' pritomny. Budi sa roz-
davat kalendare zdarma a pre-
vedie sa vol'ba dradu. Tiez inc
zalezitosti budd vybavene.
Zdar Bob!
Jozef L. Maruslkin, spravca.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-06
TANECNA ZABAVA KULTUR-
NEHO KLUBU v sTRUTHERs.

Zensky Slovensky Kult1rny4
Klub Struthers usporiada ma
IL. januara vecer tanecn1 zaba-
WI Y Dugasovej tanecnej miest-
nosti, ma ktorl nctive poyolava
slovenske obecenstvo 20 Struthers
a celeho okolia. Vstupne len 15c.
Vyborna zabaya je pripravena.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-06
YoUN0STO TOWNsKY " NKldOC.
PoDRORuJtCI sPOLoK
TATRA.

Dradaici: Josaf Martinko, pTsdtsds,
s55 Carlton St. Jessk Mudrok. pod
predseda, 53s s. HAzelvood Ays.
Stefan Novotnt, t6toynfk, 4ox Eas,
Myrtle Ave. Andrej Adamko, po.
klsdnfk, 1854 Oak 81. Martin Nh
rAnsky ! Fraatissk Hndik, -dosorsosiA.
sehedss vydrxiavaja = kaEdA pryl
aedsl y mesiaei tkols ~. Cysills
Asthoda :. Aod. popoludni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-06

Zakladina je osobnym darom
zamestnancom cd Nathana G..
Charlesa l.. a Henry c. Richmana,
ktori stoja ma cele najvacsej saty
vyrabajdcej spolocnosti V Spoje-
nych Statoch.
Korporacne papiere pre- tento
lstav boly uz ulozene IL taJomni-
ka statu v Columbus:
Richman Bros. prenesu 5000
llcastin svojej spolocnosti ma a.
stav, z ktorych dividendy bud1
pouzivane na ncele zakladiny.
v prospech tisicich.
"Tento dar je pre- tisicich ro-
botnIkov a byyalych zamestnan-
GOV, ktori sa mozu nachodit v
nddzi pricin mimo ich kontro-
I.ly,' hoyori oznamenie.
"Ustanovena je stala zakladi-
| ha, ktord bndr pokracovat' usta-
vicne V tel priemyselnej blahocin
nosti, ktor1 Richman Bratia ko-
nall svojom zivote. skrz teleso.
ktore bude zit' j ked oni sa po-
mimi. Z"
KtokoPvek pracoval pre-. tiito
spolocnost' II mesiacov povazo-
yany je "a jej zamestnanca a bu-
de opravneny na vyhody 70 IA
kladiny plynnce.
Vyhrany bude sbor doverniko,
zpomedzi uradnllSov a zamestnan.
GOV spolocnosti, ktory bude spra-
vovat' zalezitosti zakladiny.
Vysvetlujlc ciele zakladiny
udalosti, ktore viedly k jej zalo
zeniu, Nathan g. Richman, maj
starsi bratov, povedal, ze ia
vyse polstoroeia, moi otec, moi
bratia a ia yybudovali SINE orga-
nizaciu muzov a zien ktoryeh o.
sobne blaho vzdy bolo vel'mi bli
zlo a vel drahe nasim srd-
clam.
Bolo nam pramenom nie ma.
leho trapenia Y poslednych paru
rokoch yidiet muzov zeny. kto-
ri pracovafi $ mani zostarli a.
lebo ochoreli a Y mnbhych pa
doch, nie sue vstaye pracovat' a.
ko minulych rokoch.
My SINE pomahali mnohym "a
/ nejaky cas-, ale my sanli starne-
me a citime, ze prisiel cas- zaru-
cit nasu pracu ] ked' sa my po-
nlinieme, prostrednictyom stalej
zakladiny." I"
Richman Bros. boil pioniermi
y zlepsopanf W.T. 'ahov medzi "a
mestnancami zamestnayatelmi
~ 1919 zacali brat svojich robot
nikov la a,spolocnikov predavanin
"a nizsiu cenu iicastin, takze sdnes
skoro vsetci ich zaanestnanci, po-
ctom 5000, sl dcastinarnli.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-06
PREcfTAJTE 81 TO.

( I /, lEs35
Il kno, je to 0 vel 'kej, krasnej, |
nadhernej drame "Bez mena"
sktora bude zopakovana tuna y
nedel'u vecer, Is. januara, So
kolovni, 319 Washington St.
Ma prvom predstaveni tejto
hry 13. novembra navsteva bola
tax vel 'ka, ze SINE boil prekvape-
nj. Ked' bolo po predstaveni a
india nam cudzi, prisli Ma javi-
ste nam gratnloNat' ku skvelemu
predstaveniu, ,ncltili SINE, re So
kolsky dramaticky krilzok Sboru
146. STJS. Ease dokazal svoje
schopnosti v divadeln1ctve, kto-
reho predstavenia musia byt'
skoro umelecke, ked spravia IA
obecenstvo takItel ky DOZEN.
Ako uz spomenute, navsteva
bola vePka nildy "a desat' ro-
kov mojom ncinkovani diva
delnom nevidel som obecenstvo
tax dojate, nevidel ho tax pla-
kat, a nikdy nevidel som hercov
a herecky tax verne zit svo-
jich ulohach. Ma priklad stvr-
tom dejstye skoro kazdy ma ia
visit Dol tax dojaty, ze nam Shy
4 kvapkaly lie. A obecenstvo to
s ,nami citilo, Preto nam poveda-
Ii, ze 'Nikdy som nevidel lep-
Sic slovenske predstavenie."
s4sNNemyslfm, ze medzi New Yor-
tkom a Chicagom majd Slovaci
| prllezitost' vidiet' tax nadherne
Hpredstavenia, sako V Youngstow-
me I. "Niet drany, ktora BY
sa vyrovnala T4Bez mena''
Lien to dejstvo ,ktore sa odo-
.hralo sndnej sieni bolo hodno
j tych 80 centov." "Pos1edna
4 sc&ia bola srdcolomna. Ia
/ to hra mala by byt' zopakovana
a kazdy Slovak Slovenka mali
;Ebg a predstayenia zncastnit'.''
A tu citujem z listu, ktory som
4 dostal Cd jedneho brata 4 Cam
ton, ktory bol pritomny ma. pred
stavenl q ktory t 'azko pfacoval,
ably mas kruzok zasiel to pred
| stavit do Canton. Pre- vel'ke w
daje $ tym spojene a pre- zle ro-
botne pomery nedalo sa to usku-
tocnit'. Ale vid'me, ako tente
brat c1til "UversE brat moi, *
bol BY to msSi dluaseyny Is pozitol
vidlet pocut avyplakat Ga ESTE
raz $ vami.'' Mnohi nam poveda-
il, ze ked tato hra bude este RAJ
predstavena, pridu zasa.s Mnohi
ktorf neboli pritomni a poculi (
tomto predstaveni ziadali mas a
by SINE to zopakovali.
a preto rozhodli SINE sd, ze III
10. januara budeme to opako
vat a pozyvame youngstownsk,
a okolitd Slovac ma predstavenie
axe nlkdy slovencine nevidela
ma ktort skoro, ba nikdy neza
budne.
Tuna bude to posledne pred
stavenie tejto hry. Predstaveni
bude vsak v Slovenskom Dom.
vo Farrell, Pa. ma 80. januara
vo vel 'kom krasnom auditoriu
me Ambridge Jr. High School
Ambridge, Pa. v sobotu veeer, IL
februara. oak
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-06
AKCIA SDRUZENIA KAT. SLO-
VENSKYCH STUDENTOV.
velebnf Fanuvia Siovensai! !,

Katolfcki sloyenski synovia IA
dcery, clenovia Sdruzenia kato-
lickych Slovenskych studentov,
k vam sa utiekaju $ prosbou.
Prosfme Vas, pomozte nam utvo-
ritz kriizok S. s. X. S. pri vasich
osadach. Vedomi SINE, ze katoli-
cka organizacia bez kiiaza nie je
organizacia katolicka. Pros1me
Vas, vyslyste mas sdruzte sko-
loyanil mladez slovenskn!
Katolicki Slovenski Rodicia!
Clenovia Sdruzenia Katolic-
kych Slovenskych Studentov sa
synoyia dcery slovenskej krvi.
Chceme sd zachovat' v narode
proslme vas bud'te S mani v praei
"a Boha a Narod. Mech sn slo-
venskl synovia a dcery vyssich
skol $ nami spojeni. Predplat tie
81 ma s'Furdek a sledujte Gin
most tejto milej sloyenskej orga-
nizacie, ktora idle do dvanasteho
roka!
Horlitelia Slovenskeho Naroda!
Prosime vas uznajte a podpo-
rujte pracu Katolickej Sloven.
skej Mladezc! Ny SINE mali
w ste vel Xxi ocakayame po-
.mocnu ruku a dobrn radu kazdy
cas-. Sloyenski sme slovenski
chceme byt'! Sdruzenie Katoli-
ckych Slovenskych Studentoy
vasou pomocnou rukou sa lepsie
pridrM a rozsiri!
STUDENT - Studentky!
Kazdy kazda yo vysssejj sko-
le ma prislnchat' do nasho sdru-
zenia! Sdruzenie je vase - dkaz-
te skutky jednote ie sila. Po-
mahajte dokazat', ze Katolicka
.Slovenslsa Mladez je. schopna
sloyenskeho ziyota., Yitapi ste do
Sdruzellia Katol1ckych Sloyen-
slych Studentov! Piste:
Philip A. Hrobak
1861 Collasette Av., Lakewood, @.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-06

Garcac and Paul Chuey There
will be lot Of fuins and frolie,
The admission is 25c per person.
A good time is in store for all.
The public is invited.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-06

Pri Prahe, pri kopani zakladov
pre- llovostayby, najdens boly
rimanske pece na' topenie koyov,
pochadzajdce pryeho storo6ia
po Kristi. IN M Il.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-06
Richnan Bros.
slozii zakladinu
pre robotnikov
5000 hcastin dane do zakladiny,
ktorej budn podporovani jej
zamegtnanci v nemoci a starobe.

Zalozenie vel'kej a trvacej "a
kladiny Y prospechi starych, ne
mocnycil a pokalieenych zamest-
nancov, byyyalych i terajsich, boz
10 oznamene ,Richman Bros. Co.
CIeyelande.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-06
20 scHpDzE, q, aoss !. K. $. J.

Nase G. 30S. X. J. odbyvalo,
svoju uschadzu 4ha /. sssfuara.. Ma
tejto schodzi vazne otazky prisly
ma pretras, tiez al nradnici podali
sIpju,. zpravu ich uradovania "a
minuly rok. Nakol 'ko ale ponie-
ktori fbratia nechodia ma schodze,,
ably al oni znali, jake mas spolok
pokrocil, podam kratkosti zpra-
WI tychto noyinach, ako ma
sleduje:
Prijem "a rolss 1882 $6,345:S5
Vydaj ma rozpoeet 5,252.66
Podp. chorobe vyplatene 47s.O9
Rozlicny spolkovy vydaj 3s9.os
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-06

Spolkovy majetok: $4,1S2.45
Cteni spolubratia, jako vidlte
q tejto aprayy, nase Cislo ami v
tychto kritickych casoch ncupad-
10. Ia to mozeme d'akovat' X. j.,
ze dava pozicky syojim ddom ma
certifikat.
Ma decembrovej schodzi pre-
viedla sa vol 'ba nradu. Uradnici
ma rok 1888 stl:fpredseda, Mattel
Martinko; podpredseda, Juraj
Suba; zapisnik, Juraj Velk; ne
tovnik, Andrej Panda; poklad-
mix, tMatej Hamborsky; dozor-
covia, Andrej Sklenar a Michal
Bertko;sl. straz. Jan Lescak st. /;
starosta MI. Cd. Jozef oOravec.
Ct. spolubrat:a, bud'te al tohto
roku na pomoci svojmu ilradu a
ia iifAm, ze Pan Bob nam bude
Ease pomahat'.
A. Randa, ieet.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-09-14
SOUND REASONING

Sept. IL, 1898.
Editor, Tribune:
In reading your Beer Bill Facts"
in Mondays Tribune I could not fail
to recognize the difference ones
point OF view makes in the interpret
alton OF any given question. On pub
lie questions where the rank and file
OF citizens must pass Judgment by
their vote, 1t Is essential that, 50
far as possible, all points Of view
should be presented. I, therefore,
offer to your Peoples Forum" the
reaction Of one who approaches this
question from the point Of view Of
social welfare and social control
rather than from the standpoint Of
profit, either to the state or indivi-
duals. During this tide Of reaction
that IS sweeping us toward repeal !
believe we must safeguard In every
possible way the interests Of society
at large. And there are large inter-
ests at stake in the proposed law.
First Of all. the law IS drawn for
revenue, rather than for social con-
troll. Revenue and profit are its key
words.
Second. the law seeks to confer,
and seems to confer. social and moral
responsibility backed only by polite
81 authority.
Third. the law definitely ties the
beer business into politics. since the
commissioner Is the sole authority;
politically appointed, serving without
bond, and removable without cause.
Fourth, the commissioner becomes
q figurehead, political puppet.
| Fifth, section five, regarding fee.
for licenses, Is not patiently clear *
the average voter, needs legal In.
depreciation. and seems to be dis.
criminatory.
Sixth, the law recognises the po'
tential evil Of brewery-retail bust
ness and seeks to prevent brewer
from direct retailing without ade
quate safeguards in the law to pre-
vent this.
Seventh, the law removes Ill loca
option In cities as to how many 81
looms there shall be In Z community
All persons who qualify In the judg
ment Of the commissioner and secur
. state license must b granted
local license also.
Il While / hold no brief for the u,
passed BY the legislature. nor tor re
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-09-14

to the 12th floors. Partition tile Is
being set on the first, second and 18th
floors at present. Metal lathing Is
being completed on the first and sec
ond floors Of the main building unit.
Tower Section Closed
The tower section Is closed to Wis
ltors because OF plastering work on
the statrways and the putting In Of
terrazza floors In the elevator Hobbies.
Window frames are being installed In
the lower section OF the building.
stone work Is about completed except
ing for pointing and cleaning.
Progress on the heating plant Is up
70 schedule, Anders said, and Is being
pushed as rapidly as possible SO the
building may be heated at an early
date. II necessary.
About 30 plasterers are working on
the building at present. all but six of
whom are North Dakota citizens, An
ders said. All North Dakota men who
are capable Of doing the class of work
required on the building and who
nave applied for jobs have been en-
ployed.
All other work, such as installing
elevators, plumbing. gas-fitting and
electrical fixtures are right up to
schedule, said Anders Preparations
are being made for the furnishing Of
power and light SO that electric cur
rent can be used as soon as the build
ing Is ready for 1t. Plans for the in
,tallation Of telephones are being pre-
pared by the Northwestern Bell Tele-
phone company.
Accept Bids Oct. 1s
Bids for furnishing electrical fix
lures and for floor covering will be
received by the board Of capitol COM
lnisSioners up to 900 q. m. Monday,
Oct. 16. Advertising for bids for the
work will begin Saturday, Sept. Is.
Preliminary plans are being worked
out for landscaping SO that work can
be started as soon as the grounds can
re cleaned Anders said. This work
will be carried out as rapidly as pos
sible. although actual work on land
scaping on an extensive scale cannot
De done until the old capitol building
Unit, now occupied. can be removed
as the street to the new capitol build
ing goes right through the place
where this building Is located" he
said.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-09-14
Public Works Board
Favors Home Builders

Devils Lake, N. D., Sept. 14.-(F-
In q ruling In which every member
of the board concurred, the state
board of public works Wednesday was
on record requiring North Dakota
architects be employed on North Da-
kota public works projects as long
as they are available to do the work.
The same policy will prevail toward
North Dakota engineers and to all
classes Of labor on public works pro-
jects.
Wednesday the board heard dele
cations from Calvin. Cavalier and
Walhalla.
The Walhalla delegation, composed
Of Albert Morris, H. N. Lee, Howard
Best and Harry Porter, received in
structions in preparing an applica-
ton for building of an electric light
ing plant estimated to cost $4,000.
John M. Porter and Archie Sellers,
Calvin, presented project for the
crawling Of street In Calvin. It
could not be qualified under the pub
lie works act.
s. NJ. Mowry and o. T. Rosnos Of
sarles were instructed in preparation
Of an application for loan to COM
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-09-14
WANT MORE SMOKE
SHOCK WAS TOO GREAT
Montana Sees No
Need for Election

Helena, Mont, Sept. 14.-(R-There
will be no prohibition repeal election
in Montana this fall, Governor Frank
H. Cooney said Thurday a. he scam
ned news dispatches summarizing the
status Of the repeal movement.
Montana" the governor said,
won't need to vote. It will be in the
basket by November Z and we can
save our 100000 and use It to feed
our needy people," The amount re-
ferred to Is the estimated cost Of q
special repeal election.
Governor Cooney added that should
the vote Of Montana be required to
settle the issue. 1t would be forth
coming.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-09-14
Peoples Forum

Editors Note)-The Tribune vel.
comes letters on subjects OF inter-
est. Letters dealing with contro.
versial religious subjects, which
attack individuals unfairly. or
which offend good taste and fair
play will be returned to the writ
ers. All letters MUST be signed.
II you wish to use a pseudonym,
sign the pseudonym frs. and your
own name beneath 1t. We will re.
spect such requests. We reserve
the right to delete such parts OF
letters as may be necessary to
conform to this policy.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-09-14
Hebron to Dedicate
New City Auditorium

Governor william LANCER was
scheduled to speak ct Hebron Thurs
day ct the dedication Of Hebron's new
auditorium.
After the celebration he Is to 60 TO
Hazen to speak. The governors ten
tative schedule calls for speech at
Minot friday, but It has not been
definitely determined whether be viii
leo there. He was ct Grand Forks
"Wednesday night.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-09-14
GENERAL CONDITIONS

A low pressure area Is centered
over the northern Rocky Mountain
region medicine Hat 29.54 while
high pressure area Is. s. Marie 3O.36)
is centered over the upper Great
Lakes region. Precipitation occurred
over the north Pacific coast and In
narrow strip from Colorado eastward
to the lower Great Lakes region.
Temperatures are rising over the
Northwest, but slightly cooler weather
prevails over the central and south
ern states.
Missouri River stage at Z 9. m. O.3
#. "a hours change. o. It.
Bismarck station barometer, inches:
1929. Reduced to sea level, 1905.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-09-14

fusal of citizens, whether wet or dry,
to accept the best the legislature has
to offer. still I can not let the social
dangers bound up In this law go un-
challenged by the years of sad ex-
perience with the open licensed sa-
loon. Our recent experience has been
sad enough; our past experience far
sadder. Our future experience IS
likely to be saddest Of all unless all
the citizens weigh all the facts avail
able, think constructively, and act
upon their own best Judgment.
Sincerely yours,
FLOYD E. LOGEE.
= 4 =
Editors Note-Rev. Logee and
Tribune readers will be interested
in an editorial appearing In this
issue under the heading Here's
Why"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-09-14
WORK ON CAPITOL
BUILDING MOVING
ON SCHEDULE Time
Plastering Completed From
Third to Eighth Floors; Tile
Work Nearly Finished

Work on North Dakotas new cap
jtol building is moving along on
schedule time, according to Frank
Anders secretary of the capitol build
ing commission. Plastering has been
practically completed from the third
TO the eighth floors and the elevator
shafts have been finished as far as
plastering Is concerned.
Metal fathers are working on the
legislative unit of the new building.
Partition tile is nearly complete on
the ground floor and from the third
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-09-14
Banking History Is Background
QUESTIONS AND ANsWERs
For Issue Now Before Electors

Does the nven bank situation have any other than
; within
VIA. the high point: q tia: history,
,'s s s, s.,s
banks Of them insecure that they collapsed
How did this sitsst the present !. 81. :,a.tea: -.
belief
that What u: s::.ss t.: s:,.s, n ;i .r deposits
4 +: . K. +. @ s '
::;
% n. s % pa, , made ss;. II: III.
's' %
second proposal placed
anyone
-: s%s :ss
H.; ;,ss s . s.. closed bank. undo, .,.
which msat g.,d
sas@ md" ss"S ss;s'
W Vs ' s, m "ss','s a. :;' os ;s.s
on guaranteed deposits. ss4ssss
any percentage existence'
Of :'s "
St. Pr
:s.:s 's;s;
ected by them II the measure passed
mnstration affairs?
The receiver appointed by Judge the district court who in
affairs The district Judge who appoints the closed banks
! official officer the court.
responsibility
i administration?
Judge judicial
i Is the third Judge hold this office
u Who his predecessors?
Thomas H
Pugh Dickinson sixth district Both died while holding this office
Has political favot entered into administration Of banks
ii under the present system?
NJ = potica
= faction Pugh Nonpatisan, is
closed appointed?
. Yes Original jurisdiction district
q court Of Bureigh county.
q! In what this differ
effect
for the five members Of the state
Does the law the for political considerations
aging closed affairs?
4
81 In
makes the bank examiner the banks
deposo take definite
bank examiner is apponce Of the governor
Have objections
!,
Yes In Of the
before they closed deptors
administering them after they
! the public check on the examiners department.
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...Post 1oosties-olwoys
fresh. crisp and delicious
IN the speeiol individ.
vol serving package.
Wherever you order your break
fast - hotel, restaurant, dining
car you'll find Post Toasties.
Packed especially ia the individ-
ual-serving box that gives you
just enough for one grand, deli
cious helping.
Order Post Toasties by name.
You'll love its crisp, favory fakes
with milk or cream and sugar,
or with fruits or berries. And
there's energy too, in these
toasted hearts of corn. The
4sick energy you need.
If you are eating at hotels or
restaurants, lookfor PostT castles
on the menu-tOmorrow! In the
notwithstanding package that
keeps il fresh and sweet and
crispy-good alvays. And when
&C home, order the large size
package At your grocer's. A
product of General Foods.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-09-14

For North Da-
kota: Part ly
cloudy tonight and
Friday: slightly
warmer tonight
and east portion
Friday.
For South Da-
kota: Generally
fair tonight and
Friday; slightly
warmer east pOr-
ton.
For Montana !:
Unsettled tonight
and Friday, local
chO,r,orc uyoSt nor.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-09-14
TURKEY HAS EARTHQUAKE

1stanbul, Sept. 14.-(R)-A heavy
loss Of life and property was feared
as result Of an earthquake Thurs
day at Hassankale, in Erqerum prov
ince, near the Turkish Soviet border.
Details were lacking because all lines
of communication were broken, but
1t was believed the toll Of lives and
property in nearby villages also was
great.
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CONTINENTAL CROP REDUCED

Fort William, Ont, Sept. l4.-R)-
The board OF grain commissioners
Thursday estimated production Of
North American wheat at 400, 000. 900
bushels less than last year in report
which showed marked improvement
in the movement Of Canada'8 wheat
to market places of the world during
August.