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Evening star., 1936-01-31

UCCA W ACCOkAAlAC CIlc 6UVlCG OF u1eU
like Secretary Hull, Attorney General
Cummings, Secretary Roper and Post
master General Farley on matters OF
policy. These men stand high, ot
course, In the confidence Of the Presi-
dent, but they have not had any real
influence in shaping the major policies
o. the administration on domestic af-
fairs. Instead Secretary Ickes, an In
dependent radical Republican,; Secre-
tary Wallace, another radical Repub-
lican: Harry Hopkins and Undersecre-
tary Rex Tugwell have been dominaft
in White House councils and in de-
veloping the present strategy Of the
New Deal.
It would have been much easier Tor
Mr.. Roosevelt had he allowed the reg
ular Democrats . voice and had he
needed their advice, for then the job
would have been merely to win over q
relatively small number Of liberal Re-
pubncans and the Democrats would
have insured their hold on the Gov
ernment for four years more.
Now the Democratic party is start
ing to break up and before another
four years there will be three parties
and ultimately two again, but the old
Democratic party Is on the way out.
along with the old Republican party,
and there's . new division coming
those who believe In constitutional
government, . government Of laws and
not men, and those who believe In IN
intensified federalism, with power over
most everything vested In the admin
3stration ct Washington.
.s-s Ganyright. 1885.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-01-03
Old Automobile NJ
Is Funeral Pyre
0fKeystone Man

Companion Sought by State Police;
BODY IF J. r. Hints. 20, Of Hey.
stone. Found In Machine Early To
Day
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-01-03
IA MILLION ARE
STILL WITHOUT JOBS

New York. Dec. 80 - The national
industrial conference board today es-
timated that 14,177,O0O workers
joblsss In NovmbAr lin the United
States. The board said this was II
drop Of 1900 or one-tenth percent
from the previous month.
compared WIN October, the board
said, there were $1,000 fewer un-
employed in trade $4,000 fewer IN
manufacturing and mechanical indus
tries, 5000 fewer in transportation
and 100 fewer in other industries. On
ths other hand unemployment increas
ed $4,000 In domestic and personal
service and $4,000 in mining.
Comparing November 1895 with
the same month in 1884 tho report
cited increased unemployment amount
ing 10 40 per cent in mining but in
creascs of 27.8 per cent j manufac-
turing and mechanical industries. 10
per cent in transportation; IL in do
nestle service.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-01-03
PROMINENTLY KNOWN
COLORED DOCTOR DIES

Huntington Dec. 80 DR.. G.. G.
Barnett. CO y.Ir' old. prominently
known c"i"rcd physician Of Hunting
ton. who had practical his profession
here for more than 25 years. died ut
G:l5 O'Clock yesterday morning Mt The.
h"m" of his sister, Mrs. J. B. Wins
ton, l1OT Ninth avenue. Death follow
ed an illness Of "A year
DIR. Barnett had BEEN in fniling
health since his resignation in 1888
~ superintendent Of th,. state Hos
pilal at IHki, which hr organized in
1925. IT,. had served as superinicn-
dent for eight years. Upon his return
TO Huntington lP resumed his prnc-
ticc Of medicine for a year ana then
retired on account 81 lis health.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-01-03
RANDOLPH WALpRon,
/. DEPUTY COURT CLERK
SERIOUSLY WOUNDED

dron was not at home at the time
but Miss Sadie RanOl,ls.> Mrs. Wal
dron's sister, and the Waldron chi.
drcn were in the house.
Miss Reynolds heard the shot gun
in the corner across the room.
She summoned an ambulance i'm
mcdiately and notified Mrs. Waldron
who was in the Fiat Iron Drug store.
Officers, who went to the home
and it was said Mr.. Waldron said
ne started to put the gun up and 1t
was discharged.
Mr.. Waldron had been confined tn
his home for several days with n bad
cold and an infected arm. Mrs. Wall
dron was buying medicine at the time
the mishap occurred.
Mr.. Waldron. the son OF the late
Rufus Waldron, pioneer of this soc
tion, is a native of MrDowell county.
He is one of the oldest employees at
the court house, having ben connected
with the countys clerks office prior
to assuming the position in the cir
|cuit clerks office.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-01-03
HALLANAN T0SSES
HAT TOWARD RING
National Committeeman Is Close To
Being Announced Aspirant To Re.
publican lSena!O rial NOmina ton

Charleston, w. Va, Dee. 81 Nation
al Committeeman Walter $. Haylan-
an threw his hat up Close. TO the ring
of aspirants to- the Republican namin
alton today, but not quite inside.
In Washington TO confer with Ma
ton Chairman Henry P. Fletcher,
the Charleston oil company developer
declared.
IF Shoul later decide 10 be candi-
date for the United States senate, il
would be upon the pledge to The pco-
pie of WEST Virginia that if elected
10 decisions AMI east my own vote.
NO would be dictator whether he
lived within or without West Virgin
la. would hc privile.lgcd 10 carry my
vote in his vest pockct to trade of
for the passage Of bill to make
criminals Of citizens who raised n
few bushels Of potatoes. This is the
kind Of representation West Virginia
has recently been gien.'
Though therE has been some talk
that IIallanan might run for his par
iy's sanction to seek the seat now
held by NJ. W. Nicely, Democrat,
this was Hnllanan's first statement
mentioning himself In this conectio
Previously no had declared the
chief aim of the party in 1896 would
br to dcfat Nicely.
If Hallanan ran in the May 12 pri
mary race, that would he his first rs
piraiion to public office since Ina sa,
in the state senate in 1896 as the r,
prespDtaiite Of Logan. Boone and
Ksnawhg counties. '~"I
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-01-03

young cnlOrrd man burned to
death IN an automobile rruk thi.
morning nj DLvy. lie WAS J. Il kinr>
20 of keystone.
Mysterious circumstances surround
tn" death VI I'll" Young man whn>r
charrrd body wnS found IN the >mnul
"rinS ashes Of the car, II mml,.l T.
Ford. The flaming auto was seen a.
bout D o'clock hy residents of Duyy
but they arrived too late, tn save In"
man.
The blazing ear was frs, seen hv
Tony l."gaio. OF Dnv>. VIII" arose IL
bout $50 TO build The fires nj his
home Ha called his son Frank. VIII,
went to the. car and was among ih.
first to arrive.
Frank said he did not know. the
man was in the car hul hut after the
flames had died down he flushct hi
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-01-03
KEYSTONE CITY COUN-
Gil MEETS IN REGULAR
SESSION; FULL HOUSE
Registrars Appointe by. Both Poll.
Teal Parties Absolute Harmony


Thursday night being reguinr coun
|eil mesting md being the first for
the New Year seems 10 have given
caus for such enthusiasm, interss,
and anxiety by the Solons themselves
did the enqulring public. Thus il WAS
y large crowd OF spectators turned
ont and apparently enjoyed the rrgm-
larity with which the meeting was
conducted without II hitch ON h e.
wave.
or course. anohcr feature entered
into the occasion which may have.
accounted for II stir larger turnout
and that was the prrscnimrni to III
council registrar by the h.Idrrs e
both political parties an dihr accrp
tame" or approval Of the same by tn"
council. r'lIlst was promptly, neal,
aud tremendously done following III q
attending TO the regular inc bust
ness Of The council. The Rcpuylicnm
= "''H 'H''uHh Us 'H'I u HIdl dIlI ~''-
rotary presented It's list ns did th
! Democratic Party. Both lists were r..
ccivcd and approved. Hon. T.. w.
IIink IL chairman Of he Democratic
Executive Commute" and while Hi.
may hay" been hi> first appearance
| I'm this capacity hc nevertheless was
dignifi.1, pninstaking and evidenced
none ~ III" sometime pariisn dogma
SO unusually pleasant was he that IL.
was called on to have Ia say u few
words IN his own inimilnhl.. way
which he did 10 the compliment Of
all present. The registrars nppniut"I
are aS follows: Republicans \. -
Merchant for the East End pr"cinc'
iand Mr.. Williams for the West End.
For the Democratic Party. Suli
van Ia represent TIA" Ens. End Tho
main business OF the council hr,in4
been properly and orderly aticnd,
10 motion prevailed 10 adjourn.
Mayor j. j. Siunrt. Recorder viz
inn Gordon, Councilmcn r. W. Hat
cher. S. A Calhoun. J. r. Painter ana
Archer Davis were present.
CONVENI mfwyp hdlu hroin9A. FI'
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-01-03
FEDERAL JUDGE HOLDS
HOLDS GUFFEY ACT
UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Ruling Is First Outright Opinion
Holding Coal Act Invalid; Grants
InjunctiOns Sought BY Missouri
Operators Hsl6ae Collection Of
Tax ~ ~ -

Kansas. City. Dec. 81. Fedreal iud-
&c Albert l.. Reeves ruled today ths
Guffey Oal act was unconstitutional
because he said, tax it imposed
would coerce coal producing cOmpan
les to submit to federal recognition.
The ruling was the first outright
opinion holding the act uncOnstitu-
tional although, Judge Reeves said,
several federal judges in granting in
functions to coal mining companies
had expressed doubht as to constitu-
ticnality of the law.
Constitutionality Of the act was up
held in Kcnucky. n casS challenging
its validity is now pending before the
United States Supreme court.
Judge Reeves granted injunctiOns
sought by six western Missouri coal
producing companies 10 restrain i'm
position of the tax on them.
The judge, in his memorandum
opinion, stated 'thc tax CLEARLY stands
us Il penalty 10 compel submission To
national regulatory code.
'"In this case. the regulation IF
coal mining is not an incidental mo-
tive 10 the tax. but it's purpose both
as stated in he net and as stated in
the answer and return of the defend
ants. Is to regulate the only appar
cnt purpose Of the tax is to coercc
the plaintiff 10 submit to regulation. -
Enacted at the last session Of con-
SrcSs. the act would tax coal pro-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-01-03
LOCkHiRT SULLIVAN

I'll" marriage or Mis- Violet Iockhart
T." MIR. Roger Sullivan. both of This
community which took place on Chris
ln,n> day comes ns surprise ~ 'hcir
many friends. I'll" Rev. w. S. Bar
hory. ,s~lnr 81 the Methodist church
IT rrumplcr officiaicd.
Mr. Sullivan j. the daughter Of
'r. and Mrs. W. II Lockhart Of Eek
man ward. and is - very popular and
charming member Of the Younger set.
Mr.. Sullivan Is The son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. y. Sullivan and j. manager and
owner of the Sullivan Cash Grocery
which recently opened here. The
couple will mako their homo IN cKy-
stone.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-01-03
Accidental Firing OF Shotgun Blamed
For WOunding OF Well known
Welrl Man At His Home Sunday
Afternoon.

Randolph l.. Waldron, Sc deputy
clerk of the circuit and criminal
courts Of Mcdowell county. was ser
louSly wounded Sunday afternoon
when struck in the left side by II
charge from Il IL guage shot gun.
The gun was discharged accidentally.
ii was said. and seriously wounded
him.
Tho charge struck him in the left
side of the chest and penetrated his
lung. A large hole was :orn i'm the
side.
AIf. Waldron was rushed to- Grace
Hospital in the Douglass ambulance.
Physicians said this morning that his
condition is crtcal hut he has about
ar even chance to recover.
Oe:t 4noqu oorld Hool dnUs!m aUL
Sunday afternoon at the Waldron
home in Virginia avenue Mrs. Wal
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-01-03
Convention Friday and Saturda y
Nights tn City Hall

Two political Parties have named
day and dates for their respective con
vcntions at which each party will
nominate their candidates. Friday
night January 3rd which is tonight
th" Democratic party will have their
convention and Saturday the Ropub-
Leans now in power will hold tbcir
convention. Tue public in or out Of
the city of Keystone are cordially in
vitcd 10 hc present and note the. bsr-
mony with which The ely Of keystone
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-01-03

light INTO the the front seat and saw
III" charrrh remains.
STATE police were summoned i'm
mrdiatrly AMI the body WAS NOT NOV
"d until they arrived.
An INVEST igal ion disclosed tha, tw,
'"i"r'l men. riding In the Ford had
H'"pr" y hn>y about 2:3o or o.
clock IN asked Ed lInmmorks n night
wairhman, if they could find place
I" stay during tn" NIGHT.
Hamm"ckS, il WAS said. told them
Ii" kn.N of no place nnd they Arnv.
of.
They apparently drove to the MP
per end of the town and parked their
car m.Ir thrrnilrmd station.
The man was burned beyond rrcog
milton. his entire body being charrcd
Both legs wrr. burned Off and his
arms were burned ONLY his skull
remained, the skin on hi~ fare brin.
burned off.
kimlz. il was said was seen about
]" o'cl""k "Wednesday night In Key
stone.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-01-03

billie Dalton or Elkhorn WINS n Wis
J. or to the Times office Thursday.
lie expects TO return to w. Va. State
Sunday. whore he Is u student.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-01-03

i:anSnctS her political as well ~ her
at her business. Ii will pay any one. t.
attend th"~" conventions, shake hands
with your friends and exchange greet
fhgs with II smile. Come and SEQ.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-01-03

We arc informed Silver Tea wa
had AZ the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
john Woods Monday evening.
Pulaski Iron Co opened for work
Jan g.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-25

- We Filadelfii, Pa, sloven-
sky krajan Juraj Mattel Sc svou
manzelkou Zanetou oslavili so.
vyroc1 sveho snatku. Tito slo-
vensti pionyfi v Americe byli
sezdani 10. zarf 1886 v pol
skem kostele ma Berk ul. We FL
ladelfii. Mattel je rodakem z
Kurimy v Sarisske zupe a jeho
manzelka Sc tez narodila v te-
to zupe ma Slovensku r. 1868.
Jeji otec Mattel Petrinko byl
varhanfkem. Do Ameriky pri-
jel roku 1884.
- Poslednl cislo tydenn1ku
"Katolicky Sokol", ktery Wy
chazi v Passaic, N. j., prineslo
zpravu, re listu jest opet dovo-
lena postovn1 zasilka do Ces-
koslovenska, ktera mu byla
pred casem odnata. Tento list
patfil mezi nekolik jinych ca
sopisG z Ameriky, kterym byla
v CSR. postovni doprava odna-
ia, protoze vystupovaly ostfe
prot Ceskoslovensku.
"Katolicky Sokol" byl v Csl.
zakazan pred casem, kdyz list
jeste jake redaktor rfdil Gus
tav Kosik, ktery Sc pro sve sta
novisko pozdeji rozesel S ce-
lynn vedenim SLOW. Kat. Sokola.
Kosik byl re sluzeb propulsion
a cd te dolby vydava "Sloven-
ske noviny", v nichz sleduje
dale svou politiku n~epratel-
skOu CechGm.
- Frank Zintak, klerk vys-
sfho soudu v Chicago, obvinen
byl re zpronevery. Schazi mu
V pokladne $22,58O. AZ Sc pro-
hlednou knihy a fondy, snad to
Dude jeste vice.
- Blanka Jurkova, po cele
Americe znama herecka z new
yorske Broadway a jinych vel
seen, navstfvila opet sv1j
drlvejs1 domov ST. Paul,
Mimi.
Prednasela tam ma statn1 uni
versite Minnesotske O divadle.
Pfijela z Hollywood, Kalif.,
kde hraje We filmech. Jej1 o.
tee, Anton1n Jurka, byl pionyr-
kulturnfm pracovn1kem
st. Paul a ucitelem ceske
skoly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-25
ZkuSenost tisicHE.

PAM Isidore St. Pierre, Ma
tapedia, Lagace, P. O., Can,
p1se: "Byla jsem tax nemoc-
ma, re jsem nemohla ami potra-
WI V zaludku udrzeti. Vyuzf-
vaIa jsem ctyTi lahve Hoboko
a cftfm Sc nyn1 1pln6 dobTe."
To je zkuSenostf mnoha tisfc1
lidf ktefi pouz1vali tento cenny
lecivy prostredek. Posiluje w
konost zaludku, pravidluje
streva, zvysuje tok moce a wy
mfta skodliv6 necistoty re SOU
stavy. Nezadejte o nej lekar-
nfka; m6ze byti opatreno pou-
re cd poveTenych mfstnfch jed
nateld. Pro informace piste
DR.. Peter Fahrney & Sons Co.,
25O1 Washington Blvd, Chica-
go, I'll. advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-25
Janek strfIel v soudnici.

V DETROIT, 5Olety byvaly gro
cerista Geza Janek, rozzureny
re jeho rodina byla rozbita roz
Vodem, byl premozen V soudni
SIM soudce Homera Fergusona
pc tie, kdyz z revolveru vypalil
Sest ran. Janek Sc sam poranil
ma ramene. V SIM soudce Fer
gusona stT1lel pro to, jezto tam
prave byl pTede dvema lety W.
dan rozvodn1 dekret jeho man
zelce.
Janek byl dopraven do psy-
chopathickeho oddelenl nemoc
nice ma pozorovanf a tam sdelil
s polici1, re necht6l soudce Fer
gusona zastreliti. Chtel pry v
jeho soudnici spachati sebevra-
zdu, ably "pohanel muze, ktery
rozbil jeho domov a rodinu a
pTipravil no O majetek."
ga jsem vas mohl zastreliti
vcera," kTicel Janek ma soudce
Fergusona v nemocnici, kan Sc
ten pTisel ma n6ho podivati,
"kdyz jste sedel We sve 1Tadov-
ne s otevrenymi dvermi".
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-25
Prakticke rady.

Sklenice a sklenene nadobi
vyplachujeme pTi mytf vodou,
do kter6 jsme pTidaly trochu
cpavku. Take stT1brne nacini
cist1me nejl6pe smesf vody a
'cpavku. Pr cisten1 oxen a dve-
RI osvedcuje Sc tento roztok do
bfe pfi rozpoustenf spfny a u
lehcuje dalS1 praci.
Skvrny Cd kavy i ma tech ne,j
jemnejslch latkach vycistfme,
kdyz je vytukavame hadfikem
smocenym glycerinu a pax
proplachneme cistou vodou.
Skvrny cd cerveneho VIVA, je-
ste kdyz jsou cerstve vytuka-
me citronovou stavou a pax ma
moc1me do vaT1ciho mleka.
Nepf1jemny zapach odstra-
mime z vylevky vodovodu, kdyz
tam poloz1me vetsf kus sody a
pfelejeme horkou vodou.
Vlhkost odstran1me re skle-
pa nebo jinych mistnost1, kdyz
do nektereho rohu postavfme
nadobu S chlorovym vapnem.
Toto vtahne prebytecnou VIII
kost.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-25
Pece o zuby jest dIlezita pro
zdravf.

Nedostatecna pece O zuby a
hygienu 1st mGze velmi skodi-
tt celkovemu zdrav1. Rodice
mali pecovati O to, ably jejich
deti 81 pestily zuby jiz Cd dtle-
no detstvf a i mlecny chrup
mali DAFT cas- cd casu osetTiti
lekafem. Je nespravne zaned-
bavati mlecny chrup pod "a
minkou, re stejne Dude jednou
zamenen druhymi zuby. Nejen
re je nezdrave vytvaTenf skod-
livych bakteri1 We zkazenych
zubech, ale pTedcasna ztrata
mlecnych zubG ma spatny vliv
ma wrist zubG novych, hlavne
ma jejich spravne serazen1.
Mnohem horst nasledky ma
vsak spatny chrup u dospelych
a z%pdsobuje mnohdy tezka o.
nemocnen1 zaludecn1 a stTevn1.
Je lepe pfedej1ti zlu hned v "a
catku, nez pozdeji podstoupiti
nakladnou a b~olestnou opravu
zubu. Prave tax d1lezite jest
dati 81 vyplniti mezery pc vytr-
zenych zubech, nebot obycej-
ne Sc pax sousednf zuby uvol-
nuj1 nebo kriv1, nebo protest.
zuby, ktere -nemajf dostatecny
protitlak, nadm1ru vyrdstajf a
viklajf Sc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-25
TAX zvane jecne zrno

jest bolestive onemocnen1 hor-
nlho ocn1ho vicka, ktere Sc pro
jevuje nejdf1ve jake zanet. Cd
stranl-li Sc hnis, polev1 bolesti
a zanet sc zlepsuje. Osetruje e.
Ii Sc nemoc hned v pocatc1ch,
jest NONE, re ami k hnisan!
nedojde. Vzdy vsak nutno po-
uzlvati teplych, ba horkych
prostfedkG, jake jest napafo-
van1, vyplachovan1 nebo obkla-
dy z heTmankoveho odvaru,
nebo obklady z lneneho seme-
ne. | kdyz Sc tlmto osetrenlm
nezabran1 zanetu, pax aspon
Sc urychl1 a ulev1 cely postup
nemoci. Nekdy uzna lekar "a
vhodnejs1 odstraniti hnis ma
lou operac1. Bohuzel, vetsinou
~nezdstane toto onemocnen1 O.
jedinele; casio sc infekce pre-
nese ma jina mfsta. Proto Sc
nedoporucuje dotykati Sc ru-
kama nemocneho mfsta. Jedi
ne vhodnym prostfedkem jest
omyvanf week nejakou desin-
fikuj1cl tekutinou. Nemocne
misto must byt osetrovano CO
MONA JENNIE a opatrne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-25
Nedostatek delnictva.

We state Mississippi je citel-
ny nedostatek sberatelG bavl-
ny. N6kteT1 farmaTi nabizeli
az 1.25 "a sebranf 100 liber, a.
lie to %nepomaha. Statni admi-
nistrator DIR. Wayne Allison
vydal nynf naTfzeni, ably vsich-
nj distriktni spravcove pomoc-
nych prac1 zrusili podporu pro
takove prace schopn6 muze,
kter1 odeprou sbfrati bavlnu.
Narfdil t6z zanechati pro n.y.
n6js1 dobu pracf zvelebovacfch
kter6 jsou V t6to krajine kona-
ny.
Je t6z obtfzno najiti delniky
pro prace pTi budovan1 silnic,
pro ktere je povoleno 43,000,-
600 dolarG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-25

Illinoiska federace prace ko-
nala minulV tyden vyrocni kon-
venci v Quincy a poprve "a 81
rokG sve cinnosti odporucila
kandidata ma trad presidenta
Spoj enych StatG. Jest to prot
ustalenemu pravidlu, ktery ne
dovoluje odporucovati polite
Ike kandidaty, krone by Sc Wy
skytly mimoradne okolnosti,
jez by to vyzadovaly a takove
mimofadne okolnosti sc die ma
hledu recnfkG nynf dostavily.
Federace pfijala resoluci, kite
re sc vfele pfimlouva "a zvole-
nj presidenta Roosevelta a pra-
vi, re nastoupil Trad nejhroz-
nejsl depresi v dejinach a jeho
rychlym zakrocenim bylo "a
braneno uplnemu zhrouceni ce
leho bankovn1ho systemu, O.
brovskemu poctu nezamestna-
nych dostalo Sc prace, byly pTi-
jaty zakony O socialnim zajis-
tent, bankovnf vklady byly "a
jisteny a v mnohem jinem ohle-
du docileny dGlezite regormy.
z takovych dGvodG jest Roose-
veltovi slfbena podpora illinoi-
ske federace prace a clenstvo
jest nabadano, ably pracovalo
k jeho zvolen1.
Zastupci zamestnancG
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corpo-
ration v Pittsburghu, Pennsyl-
vanie, pozadali reditelstvo pod
niku, ably Sc Jim dostalo prava
pri rozhodovanf v zalezitosti
najimani a propusten1 delnfkG.
Titlz zastupci soucasne Sc take
domahajf zvysenf platd pri
rozlienych oborech prace v o.
celarne a pozadovane zvysen1
Sc pohybuje Cd 8 do Is proc.
Krone toho Sc dozaduj1 del
sfch placenych prazdnin a vys-
81 pense. Delegace SO zastup-
CT, kteri mluvili jmenem &c.
900 zamestnancG, pfedlozili
superintendentGm ocelarny sve
pozadavky pri tffdenni konfe-
renci. Pozadavky tyto byly
predneseny pres to, re pred ne
kolika dny prohlasil pTedseda
ocelaren Benjamin F. Fairless,
re nemGze k zadnemu zvysen1
platn v dohledne dobe doj1ti,
nemela-li by byti ohrozena W.
nosnost podniku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-25
Obchod Sc stale lepsi.

V New Yorku oznamila fir
ma Dun & Bradstreet, re We
velkoobchodu byla letos situa-
ce mnohem leps1 neil V loni.
Take pokrok V prGmyslovych
podnic1ch je potesitelny, pr
cemz je doprovazen i zvysenou
zamestnanost1.
V Novoanglickych statech
nebylo Size zvysen1 tax velke,
Ia to We vychodn1ch statech trz
ba stoupla o 1919. Vetsf trz-
ba a zlepSen1 obchodn1ch W.
hlfdek bylo oznameno take re
stTedn1ho zapadu sc zlepsen1m
cd 10 do 1919, re severozapa-
du, jihu, jihozapadu a Pacific
keno ~pobTezf. Ma jihu proti
lonsku zvysila Sc trzba docela
o 1870.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-25
President Roosevelt ma sIavno-
sti tristaleteho trvani Harvard
university.

university.
V Cambridge, Mass, ma Har-
ward universite, mezi jejichz
posluchace sam patTil, mluvil
president Franklin Roosevelt u
pT1lezitosti oslav 3O0-leteho tr-
vani tohoto slavneho uceliste.
President byl graduantem u
University pred 80 roxy, kdy Sc
mu dostalo diplomu bakalaTe
SvObodnych um6nf.
"V t6to modernf tax palciv6
dobe, kde svoboda smysleni by
la z mnohych zem1 vypovezena
kde drive byla domovem, jest
prav6 povinnoSti Harvard uni
versity a cele Ameriky bojova-
ii Ia volnost mysle a nesti po-
choden pravdy.
Zalez1 to vSak ma lidske sna-
Selivosti, ma lidsk6m sebezap1-
ran1 a oddanosti k svobode, ne
jen k nam samym, ale take k
jinym mali pravda zavladnou-
ii pomoci volneho zkoumani,
voln6 diskuse a volnym dorozu-
m6nfm S civilisovanymi lidmi."
President vyslechl dopolednf
rec presidenta university ia
mese B. Conanta, jenz mluvil o
1stave a tTech spolkovych vlad
mich odborech a tez O sfle mo-
derniho kapitalu, jez must byti
nebojacne rozeb1rana, tax ia
ko geolog zkousi pGvod skaly.
Harvard universita byla "a
lozena odpadl1ky a drive neil
Sc vystT1daly dive generace ma
stale odpadlictvf move, odlisne
cd stareho. Kac1Tstvf dlouho
vezelo We vzduchu. Jsme hrdi,
re nastala svoboda'', pravil V
slavnostn1 Teci Conant.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-25
TIL tisice ucni do dilen.

Poole zpravy Ustredf spole-
censtev obuvnikG v Clevelandu
bylo letos pfijato ma obuvnictvi
5000 ucnn. Obuvn1ky hledaj1
hlavne mensf podniky, ktere
vyrabeji rukodflnou obuv. Je-
ste pred dvema Lefty Sc tyto to-
varny vyrovnavaly a S bfdou Sc
udrzovaly v chodu. Nyn1 te-
meT vsechny dobfe prosperujl.