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Evening star., 1923-03-25
CENTRAL-Nell Shipman in "The
Grub Stake"

Nell Shipman in The Grub Stake"
a sensational photodrama of the far
north. will be seen for the first time
in Washington the first four days of
the current week at Crandall's Gem
trail Theater. In addition to being
the star of this picture Miss Shipman
is also it's author. Hugh Thompson,
Walt Whitman and other experienced
screen players appear in important
roles in this stirring story of a girl
anxious for life of adventure in
the Arctic, who is tricked by a man
whose occupation alternated between
the gambling table and traffic in
women. The girls escape by dog
sledge is one of the high points Of
the drama. A release of the Fight
ing Blood" series. of action plays and
the kinograms also will be shown.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Paramount's screen version of VIII
lard Mack's melodrama, Kick In"
with Betty Compson, Bert Lytell and
May McAvoy in the stellar parts. will
be shown with features. w. E.
Thompson gives pipe organ recitals
daily.
Evening star., 1923-03-25
Chevy Chase.

Today, Gladys Walton. in "a Dan
gerous Game" also Baby Peggy, In
"Sweetie"; tomorrow, Frank Mayo
in "The Flaming Hour; also Dor
othy Devore, in Hazel From Holly
wood; Tuesday, Mabel Julienne
Scott and David Torrance, in The
Power of a Lie,' also Bobby Vernon,
in THE Steeplechaser" Wednesday:
THE Supreme Passion" also Mr.. and
Mrs. Carter De Haven, in Enter
tanning the Boss; Thursday, Colleen
Moore and Cullen Landis. in For
saking All others" also Bray ro-
nance; Friday, Helen Jerome Eddy
and Harrison Ford, in when Love
Comes In," and second chapter of
"The oregon Trail" with Art Accord,
and Saturday. Johnny Walker, in
Captain Fly-by-Night,' and Buddy
Messenger, in "Smarty."
Evening star., 1923-03-25
RIALTO-"Thorns and Orange
Blossoms"

Picture fans who accept the theory
Of love at first sight may have some
thing more to think about when they
see ''Thorns and Orange Blossoms
Preferred Pictures adaptation of Ber-
tha NJ. Clay's celebrated story, which
will be shown at Moore's Rialto The
ater this week, beginning this after
noon.
When the hero (played by Kenneth
Harlan) goes to Spain to transact
the piano in his apartment one eve
ming to play La Paloma-" y golden
voice takes up the song, and he falls
in love with Rosita MendeZ, the
prfma donna of Madrid, before he has
~ much as laid eyes on her. But let
Evening star., 1923-03-25
Olympic.

| Today and tomorrow. Jack Holt
! and Dorothy Dalton, in "On the High
Seas" and Larry Semon in The
Counter Jumper; Tuesday and We'd
nesday, Elaine Hammerstein and
Conway Tearle in "One Week of
| Love-; Thursday, Bebe Daniels and
Conrad Nagle, in "Singed Wings" !;
| Friday. Wallace Reid and Wanda
HawIey. in Thirty Days: Saturday,
| Lewis Stone and Cleo Madison. in
| "The Dangerous Age" and (matinee)
| William Desmond, in Around the
World in Eighteen Days"
Evening star., 1923-03-25
The Worlds Stage

Elinor GlHn. author Of Three
Weeks" has recorded her impress
sjons Of Hollywood in spectacular
photoplay. The Worlds a Stage,
which will be shown at the Lincoln
Theater today and tomorrow. Doro-
thy Phillips and Kenneth Harlan head
cast of noted screen artists. Neal
Burns, in Christie's farce, THE Chased
Bride; the Movie Chats and Kino-
grams also will be shown.
Wednesday and Thursday, Clara
Kimball Young. in Enter Madame,
Metros camera version of BROCK
Pemberton's stage play, and The
Shippers Sermon" with the Bray
Magazine will be shown. Friday and
Saturday, Goldwyn's picture of Peter
B. Kyne's Brothers Under the Skin
will be shown. with Jimmie Adams. In
"A Good Scout the Starland Review
and the Fox News.
Evening star., 1923-03-25
New.

Today. Bulldog Drummond": Larry
Semon, in The Agent: tomorrow,
Mabel Ballin. in Married People"
also Charley Murray. in "a Social
Error. Tuesday, James oliver Cur
woods The Broken Silence and
William Desmond, in Around the
World in Eighteen Days; Wednes-
day, Thomas Meighan, in Back
Home and Broke; Thursday, sur
prise night. Alice Brady, in Anna
Ascends": Field and Stream Classic;
also Universal comedy extra; Friday,
william Duncan, in when Danger
Smiles; Harold Lloyd comedy, also
Aesop Fable; and Saturday. Feature
and comedy program and Pearl
White, in "Plunder."
Evening star., 1923-03-25
Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow, Betty Comp
son and Bert Lytell. in "Kick In and
Paul Parrott. in For Safe Keeping
Tuesday and Wednesday. Faire Bin
ney, in What Fools Men Are: Thurs,
day and Friday, Dorothy Phillips and
Kenneth Harlan, in THE Worlds a
Stage" and Bobby Vernon. in TN
Dutch: Saturday, Jack Holt, In
Making a Man," and comedy, our
Gang
Evening star., 1923-03-25
Elite.

Today and tomorrow, Norma Tai
madge, in The Voice From the
in "Bluebeard, Jr."; Wednesday,
Dorothy Dalton, in "On the High
Seas; Thursday. Pauline Starke, in
The Kingdom within; Friday, Bebe
Daniels, in "Singed Wings" and Sat
urday, Mary Astor. in Second Fid-
die"
Evening star., 1923-03-25
Empire.

Today and tomorrow, Buck Jones,
in Bells of San Juan" also Harold
Lloyd, in "Sic 'em, Touser." and Mutt
and Jeff, in Nearing the End;
Tuesday. Mabel Ballin. In Married
cess; Wednesday, Leo Maloney, in
"A Western Musketeer," also COM
edy: Thursday, Marguerite De La
Motto and Tully Marshall, in Fools
of Fortune" also comedy. "Rides and
Slides: Friday, William ". Mong, in
The Woman He Loved" also a two
reel western, and Saturday. Frank
Mayo, in THE Flaming Hour" also
comedy, ''My Hero
Evening star., 1923-03-25

play Arms and the Man" Wesley
Ruggles will direct.
Nita NaIdi has returned to New
York from the west coast, where she
went TO make exterior scenes in
George MelfOrd's Paramount picture
You Can't Fool Your Wife" She
will begin work soon in Allan Dwan's
production, Lawful Larceny" with
Hope Hampton, Conrad Nagel and
Lew Cody.
The blowing up Of fifteen tons OF
dynamite in the work of widening
culebra cut in the Panama canal
forms the backg >ound OF one Of the
scenes in Thomas Meighan's lates,
PARAMOUNT picture, The Ne'er Do
work at one of the Canal Zone or
hces and the cameras were clicking
when the dynamite exploded.
Gilovitch. the Russian baritone, was
sent here to study music, but when he
met Victor Schertzinger the director
OF Refuge" he induced GiIovttch 10
appear iii few Of the scenes with
Katherine Macdonald. So that &C
counts for it,
Thomas Meighan has decided that
Back Home and Broke" would nnaks
a good stage play, SO he is going
right to it. Who knows but that vo,,
VII soon hear his voice from ths
Pola Negris first American fir,
gives ammunition TO critics who sar
good stories SP'''
Peter Kyne and Gouverneur Morris
Jackie coogan takes off his rar.
and climbs into the regalia OF a real
dlttie prince as he starts work in
Long Live the King"
The Black Pirate" will be the name
OF Douglas Fairbanks next picture
ana ana ne wrote the story himself.
HMeanWhile Heen Tinl. Edward Knobloch has
fiaiTbanks AN Arabian story" iq
All he will say about 1t Work Will
be hurried on both productions. just
Rosita" and on Dorothy Vernon Of
Haddon Hall" for both stars WAN
two completed films ready for re
lease before they depart on their six
The motion picture troupe filming
the first production of the Palmer
Photoplay Corporation has returned
atmosphere of Truckee, Calf, high
up in the Sierras. The story has it's
entire climax laid out of doors in the
midst of typical New England bliz.
Hdfu Intense coIQ caused static cleo
tricity TO spoil much film, and Gamer
men were without supplies. Director
Joseph De GraSse wired to Los An
geles, and in seven hours a plane
brought the film by aIrplane to snow
bound Truckee.
The freaks of film booking are MAX
ing Bebe Daniels a favorite at Loeus
Palace and Columbia theaters. Last
week, Bebe vas the story Of De-
Miles picture. The Worlds Ap
plause. and this week, she's the star
of The Glimpses of the Moon"
Frank D. Ormston, said to be one
OF the finest art diret !ors in the flm
industry. has just signed with Arthur
H. Jacobs as special art director for
Frank BOrzage's initial production for
Associated First National. which will
go into camera work at once. Orms-
ton was in similar capacity for Mary
Pickford on Tess of the Storm Coun-
try and more recently finished with
Norma Talmadge on within the
Law. He was associated Will
Jacobs on recent Katherine MacDor-
aid pictures and for long time with
Lois Weber films.
Evening star., 1923-03-25
NEXT WEEKS PHoTopLAYs.

METROPOLITAN-Jacky Coogan, in
"Daddy.~
RIALTO-E.rner clifton's "Dc~n.ta
the Sea in Shins'
PALAsE-"Mr. Billings Spends His
Dime"
COLUMEIA-Rex Ingrams sWhere
the Pavement Ends"
CENTRAL-Ethel Clayton, in Can
Woman Love Twice"
CRANDALL'S-Jack Holt and PriS-
ella Dean, in Paid in Advance
LINCOLN-Griffith's One Exciting
NiNht."
Evening star., 1923-03-25
Apollo.

Today and tomorrow, Faire Binney,
in What Fools Men Are" and Aesop
Fable; Tuesday and Wednesday, Betty
compson and Bert Lyteu, in Kick
In," and Paul Parrott, in For Safe
Keeping; Thursday and Friday, Lila
Lee, James Kirkwood and Jacqueline
Logan, in 'Ebb Tide" and Jimmie
Adams, in Broke: Saturday, Flor
ence Vidor and David Butler, in "Con-
nuering the Woman" and our
Gang" in THE Champeen."
Evening star., 1923-03-25
Home.

Today, George Beban. in Sign of
the Rose; tomorrow, Constance Tai
madge, In MRS. LeffingwelTs Boots; 4;
Tuesday, Wallace Reid, in "Murray's s
School Night; Wednesday, Mary
Plckford, in Daddy Long Legs;
Thursday, 1.-THE Marriage Chance;
Stairs; and SATURDAY. Dorothy Dali
ton. in Dark Secret"
Evening star., 1923-03-25
Raphael.

Today and tomorrow. Norma Tai
madge, in "The Voice From the Min
Anna Aseenday eenday wednesdaS AGe SFaey Goleen
Moore, in "Affinities"; Thursday, Vera
Gordon. in your Best Friend; Fri
day, Viola Dana. in Love in the
Dark" and Saturday, Mary Miles
Minter, in 1.-The Cowboy and the
Lady"
Evening star., 1923-03-25
American.

Today. Douglas MacLean, IN The
Hottentot"; tomorrow. Vera Gordan.
in Your Best Friend; Tuesday,
Gareth Hughes, in "Foc-Gnt-Me- Not
Wednesday, For Better, For Worse;
Thursday. Ashamed of Parents;
Friday, James kirlwood. in The
Sin Flood" and Saturday, Colleen
Moore, in Broken Chains.
Evening star., 1923-03-25
Favoute.

Today. House Peters, in Human
Hearts; tomorrow, William Desmond,
in "The Parish Priest; Tuesday,
Hoot Gibson, in 1.-THE Lone Hand;
Wednesday, Vera Gordon, in Your
Best FRIEND; Thursday, Lon CLANCY,
in "Blind Bargain: Friday, Bebe
Daniels. In "Singed Wings" and Sat
urday, Charles Jones, in Belle of
San Juan"
Evening star., 1923-03-25
Princess.

Today and tomorrow, Milton Sills,
in Skin Deep" and Larry Sermon: in
Bebe Daniels, in "Singed Wings" i;
Wednesday, pilgrims OF the Night; F.;
Thursday. Johnnie Walker. in Fly
by Night; Friday, Norma Talmadge,
in 1.-The Secret of the Storm Coun-
try" and Saturday, Wallace Reid, in
Thirty DayS"
Evening star., 1923-03-25
Photoplays This Week


PACE-Chares Ray. in The Girl Loved Shown this
METROPOLITAN-"The Light in the Dark" Shown this
RIALTOThorns and Orange Blossoms Shown this
COLUMBIA-The OF Moon this
CENTRANcl Shipu,an in The Stake"
GRAND AILS-tjoria My American Wife"
ai>
LINCOLN tColorcdJ"The Worlds Stage Shown this
Evening star., 1923-03-25
Dumbarton.

Today. Helene Chadwick, in "The
Dust Flower; tomorrow. Bebe Dan
iels, in "Singed Wings; Tuesday,
Wallace Reid. in Thirty Days; We'd
nesday and Thursday, Wanda Haw-
ley, in Burning Sands: Friday,
Katherine Macdonald. in THE Woman
Conquers," and Saturday, Buck Jones,
in West of Chicago"
Evening star., 1923-03-25
Hippodrome.

Today and tomorrow. Rex Ingram's
"Trifling Women; Tuesday, Betty
Compson, in Bonded Women; We'd
nesday, Matt Moore, in The Jilt":
Thursday. Douglas Fairbanks, in His
Majesty, the American. Friday. May
McAvoy, in 1.-THE Top of New York.,
and Saturday, "Quo Vadis."
Evening star., 1923-03-25
Circle.

Today and tomorrow, Wanda Haw-
ley and Milton Sills, in Burning
Sands; Tuesday, Katherine MacDon-
aid, in 1.-THE Woman ConQuers
Wednesday, Hobart Bosworth's The
Sea Lion; Thursday, Helen Jerome
Eddy, in when Love Comes"s Fri
Evening star., 1923-03-25
Liberty.

Today and tomorrow. Wanda Haw-
ley. in Burning Sands" Tuesday,
Helen Jerome Eddy. in when Love
Comes: Wed 'sday, I'VE Can't Have
Everything: thursday. THE Woman
God Forgot; Friday, Viola Dana. in
Youth to Youth" and Saturday,
Wallace Reid, in Thirty Days"
Evening star., 1923-03-25
Savoy.

Today and tomorrow, Betty Comp
and Paul Parrot, in For Safe Keep
ing; Tuesday and Wednesday, Faire
Binney, in what Fools Men Are
and Jimmie Adams. in "A Good
Scout; Thursday and Friday, Doro-
thy Phillips and Kenneth Harlan in
Evening star., 1923-03-25

day. Theodore Roberts. in "The Old
Homestead and Saturday, Dorothy
Dalton, in Dark Secrets"
Evening star., 1923-03-25

1.-The Worlds a Stage" and comedv.
Dog Sense; Saturday, Jack Holt, in
Making a Man. and Harry Pollard.
in "A Tough Winter"
York.
Today and tomorrow, Richard Bar
thelmess and Dorothy Gish, in
Fury; Tuesday, Bebe Daniels, in
"Singed Wings" and Mutt and JEFF
cartoon; Wednesday. Milton Sills and
Henry B. Walthall, in THE Marriage
Chance and the Eallroom Boys. in
THE Spirit of pa; Thursday. Doro-
Paul Parrott. in For Safe Keeping;
Friday. Faire Binney, in What Fools
Men Are" and Joe Rock, in Little
Red Robin Hood; Saturday. Tom
Jones, in "The Big Scoop"
Evening star., 1923-03-25

Thomas Meighan has decided tha,
a good stage play, SO he is going
right to it. Who knows but that vor,
will soon hear his voice from ~
stage"
Evening star., 1923-03-25

fola Negri's first American fIrt
gives ammunition 70 critics pho 80.
movie studios are canneries that spoil
good stories Sp'''
Peter kyne and Gouverneur Morris
chortle
Evening star., 1923-03-25

Gilovitch. the Russian baritone. was
sent here to study music, but when he
met Victor Schertzinger, the director
OF Refuge" he induced Gilovitch IN
appear III a few Of the scenes with
Katherine Macdonald. So that -
counts for it,
Evening star., 1923-03-25

The freaks of film booking are MAX
ing Bebe Daniels a favorite at Loeu :
Palace and Columbia theaters. Las.
week, Bebe vas the story of Ds
Miles picture. The Worlds Ap-
plause." and this week, she's the star
of The Glimpses of the Moon"
Evening star., 1923-03-25

Jackie coogan takes off his rags
ana climbs into the regalia Of a real
mttle prince as he starts work IN
Long Live the King
Evening star., 1923-03-25

complaint and
- utilized purposes
authors have in
Evening star., 1923-03-25

The blowing up Of fifteen tons OF
dynamite in the work OF widening
Culebra cut. in the Panama cana!
forms the backg >ound OF one Of the
scenes in Thomas Meighan's latest
Paramount picture, The Ne'er Do
Wen. Meighan was applying 10.
work at one of the Canal Zone Of
fees and the cameras were clickfn =
when the dynamite exploded.
Evening star., 1923-03-25

James Cruze. director of "The Gov
cred Wagon" arrived in New York
last week and attended the theater
premiere OF his Paramount produc-
tion at the Criterion Theater.
Evening star., 1923-03-25

Bluff" a story of New York life
by Rita "eiman and Josephine Quirk
viii be Bebe Daniels next picture for
Paramount. following THE Exciters."
In which she is now engaged. The
picture Will be produced at the COM
pany's Long Island studio under the
direction Of Wesley Ruggles. Albert
SHELBY LeVino is making the screen
adaptation Of the story
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-11

..llo. BeilUln kratkeii posiednej do
by Madpari styrikrAt prepadli ma
se straze. Mad 'arska vlada ma ma
Sc protesty oapoyeda, e nasi l'u-
dia sn vinni. D'alej minister Be-
mes poukazoyal, ze "a poldruheho
roku nebolo mono docielit rozum
neho pohranien6ho styku, zivoty
nasich colnych 1radnikov sn u
stavicne ohrozovane. Terajsie opa-
trenia proti Mad 'arskn sn ME ne
.priatel'skym cinom. Chceme veci
rozumne a priatel sky rozriesit
ale musmie zadost 'ucinenie do
stat, ably Dol zaruceny pokoj ne
hranicaich. Sdhlasmie vysetru-
j1cou komisoiu mad 'arsko-csl.,
|ktora by stale fungovala. Repre-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-11

vacsi pocet falosnych bankoviek
pat korunovych. Falsifikdt je ma
padne nemotorny q da sa poznat
ma prvy pohl' ad. Najhorsia je ma
nom kresba j. A. Komensk6h Pri
napisoch presvedci mas Q falsifi-
kate tiez napis ceskosloyenskych
kde pismena k podoba sa Wac pls-
meme h. Druha strana falsifikatu
je este nemotornejsia, nez prva.
Miesto slova pet najdeme tam
"fet', naspodku miesto zako-
ma je s'zahona'' Tieto faaoslle
piatky najprv boly zpozorovana
ma okoli Parkanu,t teda zrejme je,
ze pochadzaju z Mad 'arska. kra-
janoy, ktori odchadzaj1 ma Slo-
vensko upozornujeme, aby 81 dali
dobry pozor ma falosne peniaze,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-11
szsEs:sszz: Es:sz r. EENE$ 0 oT4xKI
JAvORINY.
Iskrova zprava CSTK. ]

Praha, 80. apr. v zahrani6-
nom WHORE pocas debaty Q Javo-
rine, ma kritiku narodnych demo
kratov minister zahranicnych We
ci, dr.. Eduard Benes prehlasil, ze
jako yzdy ma buddcne hajit bu-
de politiku mieru a dohody. Cd
pociatku valky a behom mierovej
konferencie usiloval sa posilne-
ME existencie Ceskoslovenskej re-
publiky rozumnymi dohodami. Po-
dobne i 5 Pol'skom SNAIL sd rie-
sit,a otazku hranicnn hl'adiska
celoStatneho. Tato politika neza-
dava nikde stanovisku pravnemu
musi byt' prevadzana al s dru-
hej strany. Nemozno pripustit ru-
senie smlnv medzinarodnych do
hodnutf. Jayorina nam pripadla
definitivne rozhodnutim vel 'vyslD
neckej konferencie 6. dec, 1921.
Do tel DOLBY otazka bola sporna.
DIR. Benes d'alej tvrdil, ze nepo-
rusil pravneho principu hajenim
stanoviska vzajomnej dohody. Ne
bude-li dohody, musf konferencia
rozhodnnt' v smysle linie Benes-
Paderewski, ma ktorej sa usnie-
sli 2S. julia 1920. Dohoda (medzi
CSR. a Pol'skom) je MONA ,bez
postdpenia nzemia. Benes chcel
vybavit' vec rozumnou dohodou k
spokojnosti oboch stran, co vyza-
duj1 prakticke potreby oboch ma
rodov. Poliaci i my musfme my
s1et' ma budlcnost'. Ku koncu zd0
raznil, ze postiipeni Javoriny nj
kdy nami nebolo jednane. PRAY
ma situacia je TAXA, re ceskoslo-
venska vlada nemoze prijat' move
rozhodnutie. Move jednanie ko-
misii deliminacnej je postupom
neopravnenym. Bez pravneho tt
thlu. nemozno znovu rozhodovat
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-11
NIZKEJ CENY DOMY.

Pri Lincoln Parku, nova chalu-
pa, elektrika a dobra studHa, lot
1OOx15O. Cena $1,7O0.
Ma Campbell st. 5-Hbovy dom,
gaz elektrika, mastal garadz,
lot 5Ox12O. Cena $3.50.
Ma Malta Ave-, dobry 4-izbovy
dom, vel ky lot. Cena $3.50.
Ma Ravenwood Ave., v Cochran
Park, pekna 3-izbova chalupa,
ysetky impruvmenty dnu zapla-
tene. Cena $4,000.
Ma Sherwood Ave, dobry 5-lz-
bovy dom, lot 5Ox140. Cena 1880
Ma Second st. Struthers, do
bry 6-izbovy dom. Lot 50x15O.
Cena $4,000.
Ma Wayne Ave-, dobry 6-izbo-
W dom, tiez 2-izbovy dom, dobry
lot. Cena 50, 500.
Ma Garfield ST., dobry dom 0 6
izbach knpelna, moderne poho-
dlia, dobry lot. Cena $4,50O.
Navstivte IRA G. PARK,
6O6 Home Savings and Loan Bldg
Federal 1910. Auto. 697O.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-11

! -. ~
sale nenajl sa dotknlt nasej
.vseobecnej politiky ku Mad ar
,sku. Definitivne upravenie veci i
ba posilni snahu oboch stran, ably
co najrychlejsie dospely ku poll
ticket j hospodarskej dohode. DR..
Benes sa ohradzuje proti vyrokom
mad. ministra Daruvaryho, zeby
SINE chceli osocovat' Mad 'arsko
pred Europou. Prave naopak, Ces-
koslovensku ide 0 dobry styk su-
sedsky pomer. Prejav min. Benesa
Dol v zahranicnom WHORE schva.
leny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-11

ktore "a tam caste zjavujl. " krAs
ii kolovane sii j falsovan6 dolare.
Poslanec Vrabec sloh man
dat? Prazska "Tribuna'' oznamu-
je,. ze vodca 'udackej j'opoziei6 po-
slanec Vrabec Dol u .zastupcu mi
nisterskeho predsedu Malypetra 4
ponosoyal sa ma prekaSny postup
vladnych cinitel 'ov proti antono-
mistickemu hnutiu. Poslanec w
hlasil, ze ked nenastane naprava,
|slozi svoj mandat a vzdiali So 2
politickeho ziv0ta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-11
K UZAVRETIU HRANIC PROTI
MADARSKU.
Iskrova zprava CSTK.

Praha, 30. apr. - o bezpecnost-
nych opatreniach proti opakova-
nym ntokom na mad 'arskom po-
hranici, dina 26. aprila DIR. Benes
v zasedani zahranicneho vyboru
poukazal, ze po diva roxy ma ma
d'arskom pohraniei opakujd sa
vpady mad 'arskych lupicskych
band, ktore prepad1vaj1 cs. IL
nancne cetnicke straze. Cesko-
slovenskym straziam je prisno "a
kazane strielat nesmeju nikoho
napadnnt'. Mad 'ari robia opak to-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-11

- Falosne pat 'korunove ban
koylxy v obehu. z Bratislavy ozna-
multi: Zistilo sa, ze' poslednom
case medzi ohecenstyo dostal sa
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-05-11

FARMA DO RENTU alebo na
predaj cd vdovy. 66 akrov, pri nv.
Austintown, ma dobrych cestach.
Haste sa u Mrs. Pritoka, 1906
Hartze1l Ave. (3x
, 1923-04-18

sion OF the Years" in which the world
events and association history for the
past thirty years will be portrayed.
In i've yea groups. led by standard
beareds in costumes OF the periods.
this colorful procession will wend its
way impressively around the stadium
while sixteen groups of nations in
national costumes and hfty-six state
trumpeters take their place around
the beautiful rose emblem OF the osso-
citation in the center of the stadium.
DR.. L. NJ. Hiner and his famous
par of sixty pieces has n specially
prepared sore of music for this event.
A massed guard drill with one thou
sand specially costumed guards, state
division songs with ten division cheer
leaders and a master cheer leader and
Marathon cornetist to herald each
event will combine to present a pa
.geant program of singular beauty.
Each participant will wear her own
state color and all states will be seat
ed by divisions. each with its own
color, making n beautiful rainbow
effect. il will require three thousand
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costumed participants to present the
Marathon Pageant.
A letter addressed to Miss Vine NJ.
West. the founder and supreme com.
mander of the Women's Benefit As
soc!ation, at Port Huron, Michigan
giving the name and address and city
to which an invitation is desired sent,
will be given every attention and an
invitation will be Immediately sent.
At Portland, Seattle and Vancouver
this program will be duplicated in
state Marathon events and special
local features now being planned will
make up a program which probably
has never been duplicated in this
country by a similar group OF women.
Those desiring to make the trip,
are urged to make reservations as
early as possible as the tickets are to
be issued the 18th OF May.
Further information regarding this
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RESIDENTS WIN FREE TRIP TO CALIFORNIA
TOATTEND MARATHON PAGEANT OF BIC ASSOCIATION

Mrs. Clara Tubbs. Mrs. Stella Lilly
Mrs. Delilah Richards and Mrs. Ber-
chel Scherck have won the Mara
thon" race which has been on since
July 10, 1919, under the auspices of
the Woman's Benefit Association of
the Maccabees, and will receive a
trip to California with all expenses
paid. This will DO n very interesting
trip. inasmuch as there will be rep
resentatives from all over he United
States, Canada and Honolulu.
The gand Marathon Pageant OF the
Woman's Benefit Association taking
place in the west in May and June of
this ear has an added attraction for
local residents since the act has been
made known that members of tho as
ISOLATION and their friends may send
in requests fro invitations to the pa
geant to be sent to their own personal
friends residing in Los Angeles. Port
land, Seattle or Vancouver, the points
where the pageant is TO be staged.
Specially dyed costumes for con
participants have been col
ored by IN experienced artist through
every range of color for the "Proces-