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Evening star., 1925-06-12
In and Near Clarendon.

Five-room bungalow. in Al condition.
close to stores, schools. church. bus and troll
month.
Five-room bungalow. ami. cellar under
whole house. near center of Clarendon.
Price. $3.50. $500 down. balance like rent.
SiX-room home. ami: center Of Claren-
don: garage. Price. $4,000. $500 down.
balance $50 month.
Lots for sale in Clarendon. $500 each.
Evening star., 1925-06-12

OWNER MUST DISPOSE OF NEARLY NEW
nome west OF 10th ST.. north Of Lamont it:
| garage: ami: good yard: easy terms: i'm
medlate possession. Phone Adams 1883.
Evening star., 1925-06-12
SEE THIS

beautiful new California bungalow. on
corner lot 7sx125. with garage. House is
2Sx42 feet. exclusive of porches Has 5
rooms. bath. pantry full front porch. sleep
ing porch. side porch all oak floors built-in
tub, concrete basement. full floored attic
with stairway (snare for 3 roomsl complete
equipment: most convenient location. Owner
builder and contractor same man. making
possible the unbelievable price of 81 500 on
very easy terms. I must sell this before
completion. For further information call
ST
Evening star., 1925-06-12

Opcu IOF inspection. 14e
HOME AND INVESTMENT
LOCATION UNSURPASSED
Located u square off Connecticut ave. be-
tween Wardman Park Hotel and Cathedral
Mansions, Breuninger built, "a feet wide
The reception hall living room. dining room
and kitchen are all very large. open Are
io9r there nsas,hs is huge library with oak foor
bath. and ineiosed sleeping porch. On the
third floor there re-. is complete apartment
telephone. Two-car brick garage-one side
rents for Sic per month. Servants room
and bath in basement: separate room for fur
mace. Screens. awnings and metal-weather-
strippeda aop Phone 10 our 1l. Chevy Chase Branch.
McKEEVER & GOSS,
1415 .K-St. NV. NJ. 4752.
$3.50 OASH-NEARLY NEW BRICK HOME
in good northwest location; 8 rooms, tile
garage: $50 per month covers all payments
Address Box 59-A. Star Office.
Evening star., 1925-06-12

NORTHEAST.
$4,20O15th ST. NE.
Possession guaranteed of this little home.
back yard, with plenty OF space for garage.
ments.
$3.50.
This Is an e3eeent S9ys5 tor
.-S quick & sale 3elow 3eoS cost cost; colonial porch
electric lights. vapor heat. screened n19 Tesr
porches; also screens for all doors and win
6 vaTd ne &c SeaT with stationary tubs long
veniently located near II st. car line 81 900
cash. immediate possession.
S6,OOO-VACANT.
Attractive pressed brick home of 8 large
Splendid furnace: doubie rear porehss f small mali
10th and sts ne, This home cannot be
FACING CAMPUS OF
GALLAUDET COLLEGE,
,o m more na pleasant oItlook for home can
over Se feet. containing large aase rooms and I'd
Rsin hna m
Below for meats sse hE%s
SOUTHEAST.
For S7.250 we can give you a modern
colonial brick home. over 30 feet wide hav-
ing 3 porches. large rooms and bath. cleo
ing plant: nice rear yard. with new garage
to paved alley. Well located near Pa. ave
car line. This is an excellent buy We
can arrange easy terms and give you imme-
date Possession Of this attractive home.
HOWENSTEIN BROS,
9TH & SITS. NE LINCOLN se7.
Evening star., 1925-06-12

Colored-Near 5th and M.
, Six rooms and bath; colonial front porch; !;
In excellent condition throughout: large
front and back yards. Price reduced to
So.7oo. Small cash payment.
JOHN E. CARNEY,
Main 921O lI06 Vermont Ave.
Evening star., 1925-06-12
PRE,EMINENT -BR0OKLAND VALUE.

S350 CASH AND $50 MONTH BUYS
great bargain in new 5-room house in south
big front and rear porches. hot.water heat,
electricity. Large yard. Must sell at once.
fine opportunity for some one to get a
tion address Boy 23I[A Star office
Evening star., 1925-06-12
SALE-HOUSES tCont'6.

NEAR HOUSE OFFICE BUILDING. ON
North Carolina ave. 5bedroom house good
income from rooms. Owner wishes TO leave
town and will sacrifice at less than $4,000
to quick buyer Reasonable terms. Address
Box 462-A, Star Office 13'
Evening star., 1925-06-12
PERRY BOSWELL,
Phone Hvatts 6l7 NJ Rainier Md
Hyattsville and Nic;nity

5-r. and bath bungalow with sleeping
porch, elec. lights elec. cooking stove. pipe
a month.
5-r.. bath bungalow with fioored attic.
h.-w.h., sleeping porch; S65O0: terms
Or. and bath brick house ami, Mt
Rainier; $500; $500 cash, $50 month
OR. and bath, ami, h.-w.h.: lot S5x1SO:
So, 500; 5000 cash, $50 month.
S-r: and 2-bath house. , acres garage
elec. lights. stable. barn. tenant house shade
trees. flowers and apple orchard on con-
crete road.
Or. and bath house. h.-wh, tenant
house; 70 acres. known as MONTGOMERY
Hills: 1s of mile on county road: large
stable and barn: u mile west BALTIC pike
Suitable for subdivision. Close to schools
stores. car line and railroad. Bargain for the
money: terms to suit buyer.
Let us assist in choosing your home.
Evening star., 1925-06-12
ONLY S. $50

Broom bungalow, bath sleeping porch.
cleo, gas. water. sewer. cellar furnace
large corner lot: beautiful shade trees. 3
squares to cars. in One-tare zone: terms
500 cash. balance. $50 per month and all
interest.
Evening star., 1925-06-12

Nv. just on Grant Circle. one block OF 81.
MlchaeIs Church and parochial school
beautiful tapestry brick house double front
ana rear porches. screened: open fireplace,
french doors: very large lot. faces two
streets: widow lady must sell Immediately:
as iine a husoe as can be had in this sec
ton for Sll 800; SO. 800 cash. Main 1881.
The Nome nugget., 1925-04-18
STINES SAYS NOME DISTRICT WILL ENJOY INCREASE GOLD
 MINING ACTIVITIES SOON

information above given which on the face shows that the [. & Smelling and Refining Company has taken the Hammon interests We have if from the local company officials that the information is authentic. Following is article from the Alaska Weekly of Feb 13. which also gives some infor- nation the subject.
 "The United States Smelling Refining and Min ing Company has acquired the Hammon Consoli- dated Gold Fields Company, with its three large dredges. mining holdings. and equities at Nome and mining equities in the Fairbanks district. This information is reliable coming from official sources
 The United States Smelling Refining and Min ing Company. Boston concern. has long been one the great smelling and refining companies of the United States. This concern, which long de- voted its energies to copper has out of that industry and is now in slver-lead and gold production activities.
The Nome nugget., 1925-04-18
OUTFITS HUNT
 TREASURE VALLEY
 IN GIANT PLANES
NEW EXPEDITION OUTFiTTiNG FOR
 TROPICAL VALLEY OF FAR NORTH"

VANCOUVER, B. C., Apr. IL (AP>-A second expedition the little known region of British Col unlbia called the tropical valley of the far north, which is leaving this month from here is headed by George Plazer prospector of the area backed by American capital
 The plan for the expedition is that flight Will be made from Prince Rupert by airplane with the capacity of several passengers and ton of freight.
 The first expedition the region is already on the outskirts the headed by Frank Perry. a Vancouver mining engineer who is backed by Charles II. Mcintosh former governor of the Can adan Northwest Territory known the klondke- Yukon.
 The two expeditions that understood to be racing for the area, which has been described as containing lake of oil and visible coal seams, and ,an abundance of placer gold, platinum copper iron and lead.
The Nome nugget., 1925-04-18

GROWN POINT. Apr r. eAPl- Mrs Cunning ham in her confession last night said that she had spread arsenic bread. mixed with butter and gave it to the members of her family who had died. She declared that she had her self each time and said 'somethng seemed tell l had get rid of them-J thought that was going die and wanted them with mel poisoned only the l loved the best because I wanted them with me-"
The Nome nugget., 1925-04-18
INTERNAL BOMB
 KILLS TAO PEOPLE

SOFIA, Apr. IT, (AP)-One hundred forty per including twenty women and children were killed by explosion of internal machine in q cathedral called Svet Kral during the funeral of Georghief yesterday Six generals and thirty other officers were among the dead of the officials of the Sofia State ferment. Martial law has been pro- claimed throughout Bulgaria a result the af- fair and curfew has been established requiring the be cleared seven-thirty evenings and heavy military patrol established. Premier Tzankof was one of those less seriously injured and he was able to preside emergency meeting of the cabinet today.
The Nome nugget., 1925-04-18
AUTHORIZE FOUR BILLION FRANCS
 ADDITIONAL CURRENCY ISSUE

PARIS Apr, IT. tAP)-The Bank of France in a weekly statement showed three hundred fifty mil lion francs advanced to the government this week and p&rliamnt. tonight authorized the issuance ef four bullion francs additional currency and the in crease pf the amount of the banks advances to the lState.
 The banks affairs with the State pronounced entirely legal Financial writers declared that short emergency loans by the Bank to the govern ment Have totalled billion hundred million francs.
The Nome nugget., 1925-04-18

PARIS. apr. 71. (AP)-Plaineve completed the cabinet today. Those chosen President of Councl, Briand; Foreign Affairs, Caillaux Finances Andrew Hesse: Colonies. Ellie Borel: Marine. Chas Chaumet: Commerce, Jean Durand Agriculture and v-pres. cabinet Demonzie; Public Instruction Senator A. Schrameck.
 Parliamentarians described the cabinet as being composed of safer and ele than the left group and pronounced leanings toward the ter if the right parties continue the policy ciliation toward the former enemy countries rely ing upon the Dawes plan for the collection of parations and it is thought that earnest attempt will be made reach agreement with Great Britain and the United States Allied debts
The Nome nugget., 1925-04-18

SEATTLE Apr. T., tAPl-Lieutenant Norman C. Stnes. general manager of the U. s. Smelling and Refining company of Boston, Mass. arrived in Seattle last night enroute to the companys AL aski properties
 Mir. Stines speaking to newspaper men on the opefatons of the company's different holdings said: "Wt expect aig increase in the gold production iron the Nom. district, where have three nam moth electric dredges in operation" He con cuhed with t.- assertion that Nome and the i'm mediate vicinity would continue to develope as q trehsure prodAr4r
 Before ihe var, Lieutenant stines an (. itafe of t'n American Embassy at Petrograd. H." onered mucl. platinum to the United States at cost larl gathered thousand ounces, valued at .vb million hundred thousand dollars which ihe .Sas 1rSered into America at his personal risk. | EDITORS NOTE Confirming the telegraphc
The Nome nugget., 1925-04-18
R-ss WINS IN FIGHT AGAINST ELEMENTS
 CREW OF DIRIGIBLE PRAISED

PULHAM. APril, r, tAP)-Amd the cheers of officers, soldiers, workmen and the populace the R-3s, moored to it's here after twenty-eight hour battle against the raging elements the North sen SfteT breaking away from the mast in the high wind.
 favorable wind enabled the to take a course the Dutch after daylight today and make a steady flight home. Lieutenant R. s. Booth, twenty-six years old highly lauded for the navigation of the craft, and Spencer Kelley the young wireless operator cited for standing by his post of duty throughout the trying hours of the fight.
The Nome nugget., 1925-04-18
FRENCH MANAGE
 TO FORM CABINET

PARIS. Apr IT. tAP)-Plainlive accepted the invitation cabinet saying that he did not expect 10 have il complete before tomorrow and that he would consult with President DeSelves the Senate The president reported the i'm committees of the Senate and house of deputies making a Socialist motion to prevent the introduce tion of bill leeaze the increase in the circu- laton of the Bank of France which defea' ed in the Chamber of Deputies by vote of 322 to 164.
The Nome nugget., 1925-04-18
SEATTLE AUTO DEALER TRIED
 FOR FORCING AUTO CONTRACTS

SEATTLE, Apr. IT, (AP)-The forgery of thir- ty automobile sales contracts in order to raise ten thousand dollars to finance rum running ring in order to pay back six thousand dollars owed by the company. admitted in court today by Ray Zbinden, former vicepresident of the zbinden- Dodge Motor Company of this place. zbinden re- ceived a suspended sentence of from one to ten years. Arnold zbinden., father of Ray Zbnden is prominent Seattle property owner and sportsman
The Nome nugget., 1925-04-18
SHIPPING BOARD ANSWERS INJUNCTION
 SUIT OF PACIFIC MAIL s. $. COMPANY

WASHINGTON, Apr T., (APD- The Shipping Board answer to the injunction of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, filed today asserted that the plaintiff, the Pacific Mail Co.,, years ago vir- tuay abandoned the service to the Orient and sold the ships, Mangoa. Manchura Korea Siberia and China to Ian international Mercantile Marine com pany corporation whose policies were largely con trolled by and subject to the direction of British Interests" The answer declared that the sale of the five California Orient President vessels was made with the prime consideration for permanency of the service. and all things considered, the Dollar ests offered than the Pacific Mail O.
The Nome nugget., 1925-04-18
DIRIcIbLE R-33
 BREAKS AWAY; IS
 SAVED BY CREW

LONDON, Apr. l7, (Apl The British drigble R-33 ship to the R-34, the first lighter than air craft the Atlantic, broke from her mooring Putnam Norfolk in one of the heaviest gales that has been experienced in Eng land in months this morning.
 Twenty members of the dirigibe's crew are on board. and keeping control of the ship got her engines started to keep her from disaster The wind is subsding this afternoon and it is expected that the fight back from her position the North Sea will be without damage or loss of life.
The Nome nugget., 1925-04-18
ARRESTED FOR CONSPIRACY

SAN FRANCISCO. Apr. IF, (AP)-Alrs Erna Brown of Seattle, sister of Ariel and Milo Eggers. principals International bootlegging plot, ar rested today charge of conspiracy to effect the release of her brothers after they had been indct- ed by the Grand Jury in January,
 Mrs. Browns following investga- tion in to the death of Ariel and the escape of Milo.
The Nome nugget., 1925-04-18
MOTHER coNFEsSEs
 POISONING THREE

GROWN POINT, Ind. April T., (AP)-- Mrs Cunningham. who taken to the places of bur ia of the members of her family who had Gied after short illnesses. confessed that she had pois- oned three of her children. including the son who present very i'll Chicago hospital
 She stouty denied that she had poisoned her husband and the fourth child.
The Nome nugget., 1925-04-18
FRENCH SENATE RAT1FrEs FINANCE BILL

PARIS Apr. IT, (AP)-Joseph Caaux accept ed the post of Minister of Finance today The Finance bill which has caused much wrangling in the of government during the past week ratified by the Senate by vote of 1s3 to 5.
The Nome nugget., 1925-04-18
0PENSjTRiAL OF
 SENATOR WHEELER

GREAT FALLS, Mont, Apr. IT, 'AP)- The trial of Senator Wheeler, charged with accepting fees for prosecuting oil lease applications before the Department of the Interior after his being elected to the Senate today in Federal Judge Dietrich's Court.
 Over half of the one hundred twenty veniremen sought to evade the service account of the fact that being planted the region from which they drawn.
The Nome nugget., 1925-04-18

GROWN POINT Apr. r. 'APp-At the con fesson made at the jail before her daughter Mae, Mrs Cunningham told the daughter in calm voice and without the least signs of emotion, 'I'm done with the whole bunch of you, and I donc with you--I'm coming clean"
The Nome nugget., 1925-04-18
BAN NEAR BEER, CLOSE BARS BUT
 WILL SELL REAL STUFF AGAIN

REGINA, Apr. IF. (AP)-After dry period of eight years liquor Is going sale in Saskatchewan today in government stores. The new law has put the ban beer and several bars have been closed here as the result.
The Nome nugget., 1925-04-18

GREAT FALLS. Apr IT. 1AP}-The Wheeler jury has been drawn and the District Attorney in his opening argument for the prosecution promised the defense that he would spring a surprise when he called his witnesses.
The Nome nugget., 1925-04-18
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY HEAD DEAD

WASHINGTON Apr. T.. tAPl--David T. Day eighty-six years old and head of the |, s. Geoog ical survey. great authority petrolium and min ing died today.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01
POCHVALYHODNA PoMoC
STANKOVEJ RoDINE

Zasluhou policajn6ho oddelenia
nasho mesta, pozostala rodina -
ydova a troje sirot po zomre-
lom detektivovi Stefanovi Stan
ko bnde mat vyplateny morgic
ma dome zostane nieco i ma W.
chovu deti. Vyse $500 bolo NJ
shromazdene 2 odpredanych vstu-
peniek ma divadlo Under Cover
ktore bude zahrane v Park diva
die IL. II. maja pre- tento bohu-
milt ciel'. Policajny sef Powell
pracuje usilovne, ako al vsetci po-
licajti, ably bolo predane elm viac
vstupeniek. Ma pomoc prichodf al
sndca Lyon, ktory bude mat reel
po kluboch "a zdar tejto akcie.
Viacere obchody darovaly cenne
veci 60 odmenu pre- tych, ktori
najviac vstupeniek predajii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01
CAMPBELL PREDPOVEDA
70 PERC. OPERACIE

James A. Campbell, predseda
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co.
vo svojej zprave ma rocnej sch0-
dzi fejto korporacie, vydrziavane.j
v utorok predpovedal, ze tohto
roku operacie oceliarni bud1 prize
merne 75-percentove. Campbell IL
dal, ze 81 korporacia stoji dobre,
nema ziadnych dlhov, ale $1O,-
OOO,O0 hotovych penazf ma ban
ke. Ma sch6dzi zvoleny boil uz q.
raz "a predsedu Sheet and Tube
Co. Mto korporacia ide kratksj
dobe vyhasit' tri vysoke pece, jed.
nu ma Brier Hill, druh1 y Hubbard
q tretiu Chicagu.,
Vsesbecne obchodne a robotnt
pomery v okolitych oceliarnach
So trochu nspravily. Oceliarne
| dost6vajd Wac objedn6vok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01
lsAp1J IA. z1sAclIEll1H s
RADIO PRfsTRoy0Y

Dosavad' kto chcel mat dobfe,
prijimacie radio, musel zaplatiti
hodny obnos pinazi. To bolo pre-
to, ze radia vyraba kombinacia !.
elektrickych spolocnosti spolu i
American Telephone & Telegraph.
Co. Tieto spolocnosti maly smlu-s
WI, dl'a ktorej molly l'ubovol ne
urcovat' ceny radiov. Teraz ides
vypukn1t medzi mimi vojna, leboy
smluva je ME vraj dost' spravo.
diva voci telegrafnej telefon-
nej spoloenosti. A ked vojna W.
pukne, radia iste zlacnejd. Jestliss
by vsak vojna medzi mimi nevy-s
pukla, tax sa vlada medzi Mich za-s
miesa prinlti ich zrusit smlu-
VII, ktora sa literou duchom pro-
tivi Shermanovmu protitrustove-p
mu zakonu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01
MESTsKA RADA CHCE
cHRANIf EESfANoV
Yyber nrstskei rsysv of,c,nf,s

yber rnrstskej ratfv 6obchotfs
neJ komory sa usniesly bojovat
proti zduplovaniu gazovych popla-
tkov, ktOre chce East Ohio Gas
Go. nvrhniit' ma malych spotre-
bovatel'ov, kym vel'kym spotre
bovatel 'om ceny by boly snizena.
Vybor ide odhadnut kapitalizaciu
gazovej spolocnosti, vyrata 5 per-
centovy zisk a potion poda spoloc-
nosti podmienky, "a ktorych bu
de mesto Youngstown ochotne H.
robit' novn smluvu kompaniou.
Gazova spolocnost' teraz dostava
35c "a tisic kubicnych stop gaz,,
a ziada 81 centov. Inc vel'ke me-
sta v Ohio maj1 hodne nizsiu ra
tn, nez akd 81 spolocnost' tuna
pozaduje.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01
koncert spevolL ~
bude II.
1oo-clsnovy Choir ! New GO
ma ma programe nieco n4dhsr =
BUDE TU sP1EVAf v 81. On
LUMBA HALL.

Po celej zapadnej Pennsylvania
a vychodnom Ohio chvalne znamy
100-clenovy slovensky ch6r, pol
vedenim Rev. O. Necida, duchovs|
nfho SLOW. osady v New Castle,
pride do Youngstown koncerto-
vat ma nedel'u, dna II. maja, bo1
tcdy prelozeny 0 jeden tyzden NJ.
skorsie. 10. maja ma koncert M
New Castle.
Koncert v Youngstown odbyva-
ny bnde st. Columbia Hall ia
w. Wood st. vecer. Vstupne bude
len Soc.
Dl'a sdelenia, koncert bude
mat tri casti:
|. u Spevy chramove, u poriai&
ku eirkevneho roku, pre- 5 8
hlasov to vianoene, postne, VEL
konoene majove. .
q Spevy modernych klasikov
hudobnfch, jako Liszt, Schumann,
Schubert, Dvorak, Grieg.
81 Nase slovenske l'ndove piesS
ne pre- sola i sbory.
Spevokol sa horlive pripravujcs
ma tento koncert. Zk1sky odbavu.
il sa kazdy den. 2 toho 81 obecen-
stvo moze utvorit' predstavu, xe
tsvto koncert bude vskutku VEL
kou umeleckou udalost 'ou. Mech
50 kazdy chysta a povie . tom is
syoiim priatel 'om. sA
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01
KABINETNE sCH0DzE
ZMENENE.

Dosavad' bolo zvykom II prezi-
dentov, ze svolavali kazdeho tyz-
dina kabinetne porady, ma kto-
rych sa pretriasaly rozlicne sur
ne predmety. Ma sch6dzach pri.
tomni boil vzdy vsetci clenovia
prezidentovho kabinetu, a pred
sedal prezident. Cd paru tyzdnov
prezident Coolidge tieto schodze
zmenil ma sikromne porady s je-
dnotlivymi sekretarmi. S kazdym
sa radi osobitne Q veciach, tyka-
j1cich sa patricneho oddelenia Via
dy. Toto udajne je lepSi system,
lebo ked' niektory tajomnfk ma
nieco ma prevedenie, pohovori 81 Q
tom len $ prtzidentom = ostatni
sa mu nezamAsaja a n}hIekaza
jl plany, cim praceschobHost' ka.
zdeho tajomnfka je vel'nf zvyse.
ma.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01
!" "Janosk' Dol
vyborne zahrany
Sokolovna preplnena, ako nikdy
predtym.- Dojemne sceny vynd-
tily slzy z oci divakov.

Minulej nedele lansingvillski
herci a herecky osady Sv. Mateja
zali svojn najvacsiu pochvalu 2
ich majstrovsly prevedenfho di-
vadelneho predstavenia "Janosi-
ka', hrdinu slovenskfho l'udu.
Tito ochotnici predstavili uz mno-
|he divadelne kusy znamenite, ale
|"Janosikoyo" predstavenie bolo
opravdu vyborne krasne, hlboko
precitene a zivotne podane. Divak
bol zaneseny ma krfdlach fantazie
do casov poddanstva, ked' mas
l'ud trpel, ked' Dol telesne du-
sevne tryzneny, ked' pan zacha-
DIAL so svojim poddanym, ako so
svojim osobnym majetkom. V tom
hroznom polozeni l'udu narodeny
bol Jurko Janosik ma panstve v
Tarchovej, zupe Trencianskej. Je-
no otec drhlatil i so svojou zenou
ma panstve, zijic len svojmu sy-
novi, ktorehO chcel mat farara.
Ale Jurko, ako student, priMnc
domov ma vakacie, a vidiac to
strasne tryznenic svojich rodiaoy
a svojho l'udu, vystiipil 20 skoly
a stal sa kapitanom "h6rnych
chla'pcov'', aby pomstil krivdy
pachana panmi ma Jude. Jan
Martinko, ktory hral llohu Jano-
Ska Dol skutocne dusou-telom
witty do svojej ilohy, Dol ozajst-
nym Janosikom; hral TAX verne,
opravdoye, ze obecenstvo lpelo ma
nom, ma jeho vystapoch. Krasne
hralesyoju iilohu al Josef Jsvor-
sky, stareho Dura Janosfka. See
ma, ked' ho niesli zabiteho, bola
tax prenikava, ze obecenstvo sa
nemohlo zdrzat' platu. Fikanke
bolo cut po celej miestnosti. O.
statne 1lohy boly tiez znamenite
zastupene, takze s1lad hre boil
hplny - co je potrebne pri kaz-
dom zdarne prevedenom divadle
Miestnost' bola preplnena, ako
nikdy predtym. L'udia stall i v
boenXch miestnostiach.
Herci a herecky 81 naozaj zaslu-
hujh pochvaly vd 'aky cd cele-
no slovenskeho Lansingvillu, kto-
remu robia cest' a poskytuj1 ta-
keho dusevneho p6zitku, akeho
obecenstvo bolo ncastne minulei
nedele.