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Evening star., 1925-04-27

TWO WELL FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
housekeeping. convenient TO stores and
theater; gas and elec.; furnished $50 per
month. 23lS 18th ST. n W %
Evening star., 1925-04-27
THE MONMOUTH,

when in Washington stop at the HOTEL
BRIGHTON. 2123 California St. Just off
Conn. ave. Most exclusive location on the
hill. center Army and Navy set. All large.
outside rooms and baths: few h.k. apts.
Excellent dining room. Surprisingly low
rates for desirable permanent guests Phone
North 1896
Evening star., 1925-04-27

I44S GIRARD ST. N.w-1 ROOM, DINING
alcove. kitchen and bath; nicely furnished;
$50. GEO. w. LINKINS. 1719 K st.
1857 31st ST. NV APT 2OS-YOUNG
lady to share small apt. with one other; with
or without board; reasonable; near bus and
car lines. 27s
Evening star., 1925-04-27
APARTMENTs-FUR. (Cont'6.

IZ3b JACKSON ST. NE-FURNISHFD
apartment. . rooms. Kitchen. private bath
sleeping porch; garage available. %
THE ROANOKE APT. 1913 EUCLTD-SJX
roOIns and bath. imnmire Ant 81
Evening star., 1925-04-27

MT. PLEASANT. TIN ST. MEAN col. RD.
Living room, , bedrooms. breakfast room,
reception hall. bath kitchen, porch: outside
rooms: So. Phone Col 3IS3-M 2Ss
Evening star., 1925-04-27

5-ROOM FURNISHED APT. 2ND FLOOR
front. all outside; beautiful view. Apply
Evening star., 1925-04-27

TWO OUTSIDE ROOMS, RECEPTION
hall. bath and kItchenette. Ontario Apt.
Evening star., 1925-04-27

i726 NJ ST-THE MONTARIA-LARGE r
oedroom. reception hall, private bath. mad
service and linen furnished: reasonable.
Evening star., 1925-04-27

1905 r. 1. AVE. NW-APARTMENT FOR
rent: nicely furnished: housekeeping.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1925-05-15
OVERLAND ADDS
TWO-DOOR SEDAN
4-CYLINDER LINE

Willys-Overland announces the
addition of the standard sedan at
$685., f. o. b. Toledo, to it's Overland
four-cylinder line.
According to specifications sub
mitted by the factory at Toledo,
this latest Overland car is a big,
roomy, sturdy two-door sedan,
beautifully upholstered in durable
Bedford cloth and finished in a
rich blue, with deep beading, it's
color scheme resembling that Of
the popular all-steel four-door Sc
dan.
Production of the new type was
begun in March and during April
1900 of these cars were produced
and shipped Immediately to the
dealer organization. Early sales
reports indicate instantaneous APP
prevail of the new type by the motor
car buying public.
A number of unique sales fea-
lures possessed by the new stand
ard sedan were largely responsible
for the immediate enthusiasm
WHICH greeted the car. Inc un-
usually wide doors permit freer
access to the front seat and to the
entire interior, as we'll as the ac-
commodation of larger articles.
Arrangement of the windows per-
mits greater vision. Side windows
are unusually long and, with only
one door post on each side, the
view is practically unobstructed
The top is more rigid, there be-
ing no break in the top structure
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1925-05-15
Easy Chair Fishing
BY STEPHEN L. HORTON.
written for The Mail.)

The hazy, lazy, spicy air of spring
Is shouting Oh! come away and
bring
Your now long idle fishing pole
And HE you to the fishing hole
And try your luck today.
Though the early frost is in my
hair,
The season turns me back to
where
Life was a joyous lusty time that
seems
Existed only in a tabled land of
dreams,
The shadowland of stern reality.
Now as I sit content with pipe and
book
I hear again the softly singing
brook,
The symphony of the late awak-
ened woods
Feel the suns caress as he the
valley floods
With legions of new life.
With pipe and book the present
fades
I roam again those old familiar
glades
Expectant bait and cast my line
and then
Anxiously await a bite, for I am a
boy again,
The weight of years forgot.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1925-05-15
HOLBROOK PLANS
FAST RACES FOR
DECORATION DAY

Dedication of the new Highland
race track, said to be the most
scientifically built and fastest
track in the southwest, will take
place at the track on the mesa one
mile north of Holbrook on Sunday,
May 81, under auspices of the Rol-
brook Race Track association. The
opening. of this modernly construct
ed track marks one more goal to
be achieved by the Holbrook peo-
pie, whose progressive and coop
erative spirit has gained them the
widespread reputation Of pulling
together.
The track. which is the only one
of its kind in Arizona, is one mile
in length and Of an oval shape,
with roadway sixty feet wide. A
two-foot embankment is built along
the straightaway, while seven
foot embankment surrounds the
curves.
The first and main event on the
May 81 program is fifty-mile race
for which three cash prizes of $780,
5000 and $50 are offered The en-
trance fee for this event is $3.50
and application to enter the con-
test must be made on or before
May %, it is announced.
A five-mile race for stock Fords
will be the second event, with a
first prize of two tires and sec
ond prize of two tubes, as incen-
tive for the entrants.
The third event will be five-lap
race for six-cy1inder machines. The
race will begin with standing
start and silver cup will be
awarded as first prize.
A five-mile race for stock cars
of four cylinders is the fourth num-
Der listed on the program. The
prize for this event is $25 in mer-
chandise to the fastest machine
Ford cars are excluded from this
race.
The fifth and concluding event is
arranged for racing cars only and
will be in the form of an Australian
pursuit race. A cash purse will
be offered and the winning car
takes the money No second prize
will be offered.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1925-05-15
Sunset nairv Installs
NewlBottling Machine

Installation of a new sanitary
bottling machine has been made at
the milk depot of the Sunset Dairy,
at the Star grocery, which makes
possible the bottling and Gaping
of milk automatically by machin-
cry
The Sunset Dairy, which is owned
and operated by G. NJ. and ]. X.
La Prade, with this addition to it's
equipment is prepared to handle
milk in a sanitary and up-to-date
way. The milk is run through "a
cooling process Immediately upon
being MIXED at the dairy and then
brought in ten-gallon cans to the
depot to be bottled.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1925-05-15

except at the front doors, making
more rigid construction possible
Elimination Of two doors and door
posts also greatly reduce the
weight Of the superstructure, which
naturally is factor in greater gas
oline mileage
Hinged back of the front seats
makes it possible to convert the
seat cushions into an emergency
bed by removing the front cush-
ions, laying seat backs forward,
placing rear cushions on the floor
between front and rear seats and
placing front cushion on the rear
seat. This is feature that is
bound to appeal to campers and
vacationists.
The hinged drivers seat also
gives him easy access to the entire
interior, feature that is bound to
appeal to statesmen, mail carriers
and others who use their cars in
their daily work. Although the
back of the front seat is divided,
the front cushion is in one piece.
"The new Overland standard Sc
dan didn't just happen" is the
statement from, John N. WHY'S,
president of Willys-Overland, ap-
pearing in conjunction with the
announcement of the new type. 'It
was designed and built by our en-
gineering department at Toledo in
collaboration with our sales de-
partment, to satisfy a definite de-
lmand on the part of the motor car
buying public for an attractive,
sturdy, convenient and practical
inclosed car.
From preliminary observations
of the reception of the qauntity
which we have already shipped to
dealers, we feel that we have met
that particular requirement to
nicely. The price appeal, too, is a
tremendous factor, as the an
nouncement of this car at it's low
price has placed it within the
reach of vast potential market"
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1925-05-15

IlOIu Il dSS OuC'J
made it something not only for
idle moments, but an important
study that proves most valuable in
her screen work.
Individuals from every walk of
life viewed as a whole, sometimes,
or considered from the standpoint
of their different members
is the object of the young actress
absorbing interest Often she is
concerned with observing the use
people make of their eyes, of their
eyebrows, of their mouth, their
hands and, lately, it has been feet.
One night at a downtown theater
while waiting in the lobby, she
found, as she idly watched the peo
pie coming in, that there is a
wealth of expression about feet.
She found herself using such ads
jectives as "sad," careless"
proud and other abstract quail
fications to the feet she surveyed
and afterward, when she looked to
see if the faces matched, in each
case she was amazed to see that
they did. She became, as she
viewed the throng, Sherlock
Holmes Jr., for among the data
collected was a notation that shah
by shoes were invariably a size or
two larger than was necessary, a
survival, she figured, of those
childhood days when a thrifty par
ent selected shoes for the offspring
to which it could grow.
"All things must be in keeping
with the psychology of a role and,
while mine is a fascinating hobby,
it is a useful one as WE'LL" says
Miss Geraghty.
She has also been observing the
way various people walk and the
drama that is registered by the
movements of feet as their owners
are seemingly relaxed. Miss Ger
agility is up for a big role where
every little movement is signifi
cant, so she is rejoiced that. she
can cut coupons on her hobby
which will always be interesting,
for it is an index to character.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1925-05-15
Parade Will Be the Big
Feature of Celebration

1t spoils the climax of a pageant
to describe the things to be seen,
but The Winslow Mail urges every
one who possibly can spare a few
moments to take in the parade to-
morrow morning. Joe Lieberman,
ably assisted by townspeople, will
start a parade down Second street
in the morning that has never
been equalled, and maybe never
will be again
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1925-05-15
Light Plant Installs
New Maxim Silencer

Claude Quebedeaux received a
Maxim silencer for the exhaust of
an engine at the light plant of the
Arizona Electric Power company
this week and the appliance was
installed Wednesday.
1T is now impossible to detect
any noise caused by the exhaust
and the vibration which has been
noticed in the business section from
the engine has been materially de-
creased.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1925-05-15
FOR THE CRIPPLED AND
ORPHANS.

ENTHUSIASTIC support of the
campaign launched by the
American Legion to provide a ma
tional endowment fund of $5,000,000
for the disabled and the orphans
of veterans is forthcoming from
prominent citizens in all parts of
Arizona, representing almost every
line of activity, and in few days
Winslow will be enrolled among the
cities of the state which have sub
scribed their quotas.
Organization of the general state
committee of one hundred which is
to assist the Legion in the cam
paign starting June is being rap
idly completed as letters and tele-
grams of acceptance continue to be
received at state headquarters of
the Legion.
at is needless for me to state
that / am heartily in sympathy
with the movement" writes DR..
Albert L. Gustetter, of Nogales.
Remembering what Arizona has
done in the past, believe that the
department of Arizona, American
Legion, can go over the top at this
time as it has done before. I am
placing myself at your service in
any manner in which you may find
me useful"
81 have just returned from an
extended trip through the southern
part of the state, and it was my
privilege to talk to large number
of meetings of the Legion and
auxiliary on the subject of the en-
dowment fund. / believe in it and
feel sure the good people of Ari-
zona will help put this campaign
over the top" writes Mrs. Harry 7.
,Southworth, of Prescott, state
president of the American Legion
Auxiliary, in accepting appointment
on the committee.
''This job of helping the boys
since they came back is much
more to my liking than the dreary
heart-breaking job l held as state
.5e4 oee;ao,, ~ o1~ IN 1917 10 ,, v+otoc
Col F. S. Breen, of Flagstaff, in his
letter of acceptance. Il feel it is Z
sort of reparation," he adds.
1.-THE idea appears sound AM
business-like to me and 1 am thor
oughly in sympathy with the plan,
says A. C. Webb, prominent Gils
county stockman. 81 sincerely hope
that / can be of some assistance il
putting this worthy campaign
over" writes Senator Leslie G
Hardy, of Santa Cruz county.
Similar expressions have been re
ceived from Dr.. Clarence Gunter
of Globe; George F. Kilt, Tucson
Mrs. Alta M. MacLennanfi Miami
F. S. Viele, president of the Ari
zona Power company, Prescott
William Koerner, general manage
of the Magma Copper company, Su
perior; Russell P. Kyle, distric
freight and passenger agent, South
ern Pacific lines, Phoenix; DI
Cloyd H. Marvin, president of tn
University of Arizona; Bishop j. "
Atwood, Phoenix; Joseph P. Hodg
son, manager of the Morenci brancl
of the Phelps-Dodge corporation
Morenci; J. H. Robinson, city man
ager, Prescott; P. B. Carpenter
editor Arizona Labor Journal, an
others.
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1925-05-15
MOVIE QUEENS
MOVE AGAIN

Continued from Page One.)
The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1925-05-15

There is great amount of satisfaction in feeling
that the money you spend for Groceries is bringing
you full measure of qualty-value. We guarantee
that you will be satisfied with what you get here
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-22
BAL v E. YOUNGSTOWN
BUDE w TEJTO SOBOTY

CT. slovenskemu obecenstvu V
East Youngstown a ma okolici L.
ctive sa oznamuje, ze bal spolku
Zvest. P. Marie, {. 132. Penn. S.
q. K. j., ktory NAL byt' ma pom
delok, 25. maja, bude uz tejto So
boty, %. maja vecer v Hamrako.
vel hale. Bol tedy prelozeny. CT.
obecenstvo ziada sa, ably 81 tohto
upozornenia povsimlo prislo na
bal sobotu, lebo v pondelok me-
bude ziadneho. Ma bale bude hrat
vyborna slovenska orcestra. Vstup
ne pre- danny je 25c, pre- panov
SOC. o dobre zakusky, napoje a
zabavu je postarane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-22

korporacie, 20 je cinnych. Besse-
meri pracujd 70-percentovou w
konnost 'ou.
Harkovych mlynov cinnych je
90 20 1877, co je 4 menej, nea
minuleho tyzdna. Trubicovych
mlynov cinnych je IL 1S, skel-
povvch 4 z s. Vyroba tycov stoji
ma 70 perc. stupni, plechu IS perc.
stripovne pracuju so perc. w
konnost 'ou.
Snizenie operaciach nastalo
pre- zmensene objednavky.
Praca ostatnych tovarnach
ide po starom. Kotlarne q kar.
sapy pracuid skoro plnou silou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-22
KTO MA DIETKY ALEBO
MANzELKU v KRAJI

K.to ma dietky alebo manZelkr
v starej vlasti a rad by ich dosta1
do Spojenych Statov nem6ze
pre- rome prekazky, moze svo.
pripad predlozit >delegatke Ces
koslovenskeho Cerveneho KrHa
pani Ruzene Pelantovej, ktora sa
nateraz zdrznje Pittsburghu a
"a istr cas- bnde al Y Chicago. ILL.,
Pani Pelantova bude do 80
maja (inkllsivne) nradovat' kaz-
dodenne Cd l. hodiny popoludni
do pol piatej vecer ma Ceskoslo-
venskom Konzulate, 1903 Fifth
Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pc, kde ju
kazdy m6ze navstivit'.
Ceskoslovensky Cerveny Kriz
"a spoluprace international I'm
migration Bureau chce posbierat
pripady, kde sa jedna to-, ably
nasledkom terajsich prist 'ahova-
leckych zakonov rozdelene rodi-
ny molly byt' snojene, aby die
tky molly prist' ku rodicom,
manzelky ku manzelom atd'.
PAM Pelantova kazdom pri-
pade poda kazdej stranke dosta-
totne vysvetlenie o moznosti ale
DO nemoznosti vyhovenia ich O.
cakavania.a Jedna sa vSak hlavne
o to, ably vsetky taketo pripady
boly sosbierane, ably pr1ciny. roz-
delenia rodiny boly zname, ably
sa na zaklade toho mohlo d'alei
polracovat'. V snahe sjednote-
ME celych rodin, ably sa tym od-
>tranila krivda l'ud 'om, ktori ma
sl"dkom novych prist 'ahovale-
ckych zakonov trpia, ale ktord
krivdu vyvolat' nebolo intenciou
patricnsho zakona.
: Pc %. maj bnde mono dostih-
nut delegatku Csl. Cerveneho
Kriza, pani Pelantovti ma Cesko-
slcvenskom konzulate v Chicago,
ILL.,, 108 So. La Sale Street, kde
ju mozu nasi l'udia vyhl 'adat' a
predlozit jej svoje zalezitosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-22
DOSTAL 10 .ROKOV ZALAECJ
IA KRADEz / DOLARA

Ernest Ross, eernoch, dostal 1C
I rokov. zalaru "a ukradnutie jed.
neho dolara. Kradez spachal i $
iednFm kamaratom ). marca toh.
to roku. Pristavil ma Elm ulici
Rev. G. B. Marsdena a pytal cd
neho zapal 'ku. Ked' Rev. Mars
den vyberal zapal ku Ross SO
svojim kamaratom vytiahol re-
volver rozkazali mu dat ruky do
bora. Potom mu presli vreckami.
V ktorych nasli len jeden dollar.
Ross bol chyteny uvazneny, je-
no kamarat usiel. Cernocha odst-
dill ma taky t'azky trest .sudca
George Gessner.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-22
YoUNCSTOWNSKA LEGIA
DOSTALA VZACNY OAR
Dedikacia Memorial Plot ~ bu.
de SO vydrziavat' v nedel'u
popoladni.

Youngstown Post No. Is. Anne
rickej Legie, obdlzala do daru of
Belmont Park Cemetery Associa
tion najkrajsi kus pozemku v Bel
mont Park cintorine a od predse
du tel spolocnosti, pana Judsons
Brennera $4,000 Y. hotovosti. Pc
zemok ceneny je ia $4,000. takzf
cely ,dar obnasa 100000.
Tento pozemok V cintorine bu.
de znamy pod menom 'Memoria
Plot a budI v nom pochovavani
veterani vojen. Dedikacia odby-
vat sa bhde V nedel'u, "a. maja
popoludni o 2.30 hodine "a pri-
tomnosti mayora mesta, mestske.i
rady, vsetktch vojenskych spoil
kov, vynika.jiicic recnikov a po-
cctneho oEecenstva. Bude hrat
hudba. Pri posviacke vystrelend
budd tri salvy eatou, pozostava-
j1cou veteranov spanielskei
vojny, obcianskej vojny a sveto-
vel vojny.
Slovenske obecenstvo, zvlaSte
vsak veterani vojny sii ziadani
sftastnit' sa tejto vel 'kej a pa
triotickej prilezitosti. Pan'J Ho-
vorka, tajomnill Americkej Lee
gle " Youngstown, tiez ziada G
ncast' Slovakov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-22
VYROBA ZELEZA A OCELE'
SNfzENA.

Vyroba suroveho zeleza oce-
le bola tohto tvzdGa snizena v
youngstownskych a okolitych O.
celiarnach. Vysoka pee Sheet and
Tube Co. v Hubbard bola v ne
del'u vyhasena, take 20 43 vyso.
kych peel ma okoli, len % ostava
cinnych, ktore reprezentuj1 CO.
percentovh schopnost' vyroby SUI
roveho zeleza 70 vsetkych 43.
Vyroba ocele jaw sa mensou
tiez, lebo So neodvislych open
hearth peel, 6innych je 33 . = 80
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-22
Doplnenie zpravy 0 pohosteni hl.
tradnicieA ziveny.

V minulom {. vynechane boly
nahodou mena tych slovenskych
rodin, ktore pripravily pre- hi. L..
radnieky a vybor ziveny mile
chvile v ich domacnostiach. Sn
to: p. Stefan Slifka manzelkou,
p. Frank Markovic $ manzelkou,
p. Michal Fialla $ manzelkou, D.
Stefan Herman manzelkou, p.
Jan Serfel man6elkou, p. Kubi-
nova mnohf ini, ktorych mena
sa nam nedostaly. Mnohe spolky
a jednotlivci poslali krasne kve-
tiny konvencii ' sprievode po-
zdravov, takze konven9nej
miestnosti rozlieha - v6na ako
X zahrade. sIss
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-22
GAZOVE RATY, KTORE
BUDEME PLATIT

Smluva mesta Youngstown S
East Ohio Gas Go. vyprsi %. au-
gusta tohto roku. Pri vyjednava-
mach obnovenie smluvy, spo-
loenost' podala 81 vysoke pod
mienky, dl'a ktorych boil by SINE
platili asi raz tol'ko, nez dosa-
vad'. Spoloenost' posledneho tyz-
dna podala navrh novych ratov,
dla ktorych ceny gazu pre- malych
spotrebovatel'ov sn nizsie Sc ma
1000 ku, stopach, nez boly povod-
ne. navrhovane, ale budn zvySo-
vane postupne z soc az ma 60c "a
1000 ku stop behom piatich rokov
pre- spotrebovatel'ov, ktori spo-
trebujti mesacne len 5000 kubi-
ckych stop. ... =
Raty, ktore budi mestom prav-
depodobne prijate, s1 nasledov-
ne:
Cd %. augusta 1925 do %. au-
gusta 1926-5Oc "a prvych 1900
kubickych stop, 60c "a d'alsich
1000, Csc "a d 'alsfch 5000, zoe "a
d 'alsich 5000, 75c "a. vyse 10000
ku. stop.
Old "a. augusta 1926 do %. au-
gusta 1928-55c "a prvych 5000,
Csc "a d'alsich 1000, zoe "a DIAL
sich 5000, 75c "a d'alsich 5000 a
Soc "a kazdych 1000 navyse co..
900 ku. stop.
! Cd "a. augusta 1923 do %. au.
gusta 100000 "a prvych 5000
zoe "a d'alsich 1000, 75c "a DIAL
sich 5000, Soc "a d'alsich 5000 a
85c "a kazdych 1000 ku. stop ma.
vyse 10000 kubickych stop. 0,
krem toho spolocnost bude ratat
60c "a obsluhu, po $1.OO "a otvo.
renie gazu a $500 "a prelozenie
metra.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-22
IDU sPRfsNIT VYMAHANIE
PROHIBfCIE.

Prezident Coolidge "a .ylada "a
cali pohon proti prohibicnym a
gentom, ktori neboli dost' pilni.
Mnohi sii prephst ami preklada-
nj ma inc miesta. Vysledok je, re
sta lodi nalozenych palenkou, bo-
10 v posledne t!zdne zhabane ma
vychodnom pobrezi a mnohe but
legerske spolocnosti vysly' ma mi
zinu. Toto sprisnenie vymahania
prohibicie bude prevedene i vo
vnntri krajiny. Senator Watson
sa vyslovil, re ak sa toto nebude
pacit' l'udu, zavisi od neho. ably
to povedal a prohiblcia bude
zmiernena.
Toto sprisnenie vymahania pro-
hibicie povazovane je "a posledne
napnutie uplatnovani prohibic-
nych zakonov. Ak sa neyydari,
kongres pravdepodobne bude ma
chylny zakon pozmenit' v pro
speech l'ahkeho piva a vina. Dosa-
vadne vymahanie prohibicie bolo
nezdarom a tax to d'alej nemoze
zostat', ak nechceme vychovat' z
l'udu neposlusnikov vsetkych "a
konOv.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-22
TUNAJSIE CISLA PENN. JED.
ZASTUPENE MA KONVENCII

V sobotu odcestovali ma kon-
venciu Pennsylvanskej Sloven-
skej R. Or. Kat. Jednoty do
Hazleton, Pa. nasledovni delegati
z youngstownskej okolice: Juraj
Wargo, Jan Kadilak a Jan Mat
vel "a cfslo 1873. East Youngs-
town Augustin Hlebovy "a cislo
322. ma Lansingville. Ufame, ze
donesn do nasej kolonie dajaky
hi. nrad.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-22
Program koncertu
lOO-clen. 0 speyokolu
Koncert bude Y nedel u popoludnf
81. naja v st. COLUMBIA Hall.

koncert chyrneho 1O0lflenov6-
no spevokolu New Castle, ma
ktory sa chysta cele obecenstvo
2 Youngstown okolice, odbyvat'
sa bude od tejto nedele ma tyzden
dina 81. maja popoludnf o pol 4.
hodine st. COLUMBIA Hall, ma w.
Wood st. Koncert bnde prekva-
penlm pre- vsetkych, ktorl pridu,
lebo Dol zdokonaleny v kazdom O.
hi 'ade a obohateny umelecke
silly. Ma pr. Solistka ST. Zuzanka
Dnda, ktora prisla y kraja len
pred kratkym casom spieva jako
skovranok vysoke tommy 6, d. e.
Sletny Cerninak Danic, ,ackol'-
yek vekom mlade, s1 tiez dohre
vycvicene solistky, ktorych bn-
de. raz pisat celia Amerika. Kon-
cert tento bude naiste neobycaj-
nou spevackou udalost 'ou a spe-
yakom sa zavd 'acime aspon mali
6ko tym, ked ich prideme vypo-
cut.
Program koncertu je neoby-
tajne bohaty:
Presne Q $50 hod. popoludni
zavznie americka hvmna "Star
Spangled Banner" 70 sto hrdiel
5-hlasne. ia nou nasledovat' bn-
dn cisla:
I. Kostolne (naboEne) chor&le:
u Narodl sa Kristus Pan. Spieva
smiesany sbor so hlasmi muz-
skych. i
q Fianoce PastieYska, g. hlasny
sbor so soprano solom.
y Ukoliebavka anjelov. Mezzo
soprano solo $ 5-hlasnou imita-
ciou orchestry.
~ Vel 'konocny chvalospev Ere
gina coeli'', 6-hlasne.
81 Kral 'ovne maja. Ave Regina.
3-hlasny zensky sbor.
II. Klasicka hudba.
Sola, duetta, tercetta, cd Griega,
Schumanna, Schuberta, Dvora-
ka, Liszta.
III. Nase slovenske l'udove
piesne:
"Ked' sa mas Janosko'. Sopra-
no solo - Miss Duda.
Tie modranske hodiny. Alto
solo - Miss Cerninak.
Hej, haj, zeleny hal Soprano
solo - Miss Danic.
Dobrn noe. Trojhlasny zensky
sbor.
Pod tyym nasim okeneckom. -
Trojhlasny zensky sbor.
Bodaj by vas Pat 'hlasny
smiesany sbor.
Slovak ia som. - Stvorhlasny
smiesany sbor.
W SINE Jedi. Sest 'hlasny
smiesany sbor.
Hej, Slovaci. = Unisono.
Star Spangled Banner. - Pat
hlasne.
Vstupne ma koncert len soc.
Nezabudnite den miesto:
nedel u, 81. maja $50 popoludnf
V st. COLUMBIA Hall ma w. Wood
st.
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