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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-19
New "Gangster.

ONE of the first great problems con-
fronting any young person en-
barking on Aim career Is that hor-
rible nightmare of choosing a name
since often it happens that the pub
lie turns down newcomer and pro-
ducers think it's because of the play
er's uninteresting family name.
A new player has been Initiated
into the ranks Of Hal Roach's Our
Gang She is slightly over two
years old. highly brunette and her
first claim to fame is that she is the
baby sister of that eminent young
Thespian. Farina. OF course. since
Farina adopted ALLAN Clay Hoskins,
jr.,'' for his stage name. little jamie
could hardly. make her way in this
hard film business without something
equally euphonious. So, in future
Hal Roach comedies this young per-
son will bear the distinctive name of
Aroma" Aroma is the first player
taken into "Our Gang in many
day. She owes her chance to
Whopping big smile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-19
AMBASSADOR-"The Amateur
Gentleman"

Richard Barthelmess, supported by
Dorothy Dunbar. will be seen at Gran
dalfS Ambassador Theater the first
three days Of this week, beginning
this afternoon In First Nationals
production of The Amateur Gentle
man. adapted from the story by JEFF.
Gerry FarnoI; new Aesop Fable, by
Paul Terry. and pipe organ music
augmcntng the bill.
"Wednesday and Thursday. Patsy
Ruth Miller and Johnny Harron in
"lIall Bent for Heaven supplemented
by Mack Sennett's Ice Cold CocOas"
and = new News reel: Friday. John
Bowers in 'Laddie." Lice Conlev in
Coin: Crazy" and Topics of the
Day. Saturday. Johnny Walker and
r. uline Stark in Honesty Is the Best
Policy" our Gang in Uncle Tom q
Uncle" Screen Snapshots and Pathe
Review. the entire bill embelished
with pipe organ music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-19
LINCOLN-"The Sheik."

Rudolph Valentino will he seen at
the Lincoln the first three days OF
this week in the title role Of The
Shoik," the film version of the novel
by T.. NJ. Hull in which he is sup
ported by Agnes Ayres. The supple
mentary attraction will include news
reel and an Aesop Fable.
Wednesday and Thursday. Florence
Nidor will be seen in You Never
Know Women supplemented by
who Hit Me-" in which AL st. John
Is the star, and Grantland Rice
Srortlight; on Friday and Saturday.
Anna q. Nilsson, in the title role of
Miss Nobody supplemented by
Alice Day in Mack Sennett's Love
Sundae" and the Pathe Review.
Each daily bill will be supplement-
Ell by auxiliary short reels and
music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-19
The Moving Picture Album
By Robert L. Sherwood

The manner in which Uncle Toms
Cabin" will be received when present
ed n few months hence also presents
an interesting subject for specula-
ton.
don Juan" and the Vitaph0ne.
At the Warmers Theater, New York.
John Barrymore In Don Juan" with
the vitaphone as an added attraction.
has proved to be a success, the the
alter being TANNED with cash custo-
mers. afternoon and evening, seven
days a week. Most of the Longacre
wise acres attribute this to the vita
phone rather than to Mr.. Barrymore's
high-pressure love making-an opin-
ion which. it would seem, Is shared by
the Warner brothers themselves. In
most of their advertising the word
"vitaphone" stands out sharply--John
Barrymore's name being of secondary
Importance.
Furthermore. the New York news.
paper critics subjected Don Juan" to
an emphatic panning and praised the
Vitaphone enthusiastically. At Grau-
mans Egyptian Theater in Holly
wood, however. Don Juan is on
view, unaccompanied by any mechani-
ing big business. Perhaps Mr.. Barry
more's powers of attraction have been
underestimate in New York.
y u
Bulletins.
HOLLYWOOD, Calif.--Ernst Lu
bitsch will direct one picture for
Metro C oldwyn, "Old Heidelberg"
with Ramon Novarro as the student
prince. Douglas Fairbanks is
To start work on a new picture soon.
and the hungry extras are contem-
plating return to the three .meals-a.
day schedule. The proposed trip
around the world of Doug and Mary
has been abandoned. as exclusively
predicted in this column. . 1t Is
reported that Theda Bara will appear
in burnt cork In "Uncle Toms Cabin"
which Is astounding If true.
NEW YORK, n. Y.-Mlle. Gade,
appearing at Loew's State Theater
here. is billed as THE First Mother
to Swim the English Channel" Her
husband, who rowed the boat, is not
featured in the advertising.
tCopyrlght. 1926,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-19
Author Satisfied Him.

IT is so unusual to find an author
= who is perfectly satisfied with the
film version of his novel that it
amount TO an event when it does &C.
cur Andrew Soutar. British novelist,
was asked with fear and trembling
by Universal to look at Butterflies
in the Rain" And this Is what he
wrote after seeing it:
Butterflies in the Rain Is the
most delightful film play l have had
made from my works. The freshness
Of the treatment and the perfect per-
Torrance given by Miss Laura La
Plante, especially in the dramatic
moments. make the picture a mem
orable one. My thanks to the director,
MIR. Edward Sloman, and every mem
Der of the cast"
Clean bill of health all the way
through.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-19
Monta Bells Story.

"THE POPULAR SIN" a Parp.
mount picture. whose story was
written by Monta Bell adapted by
James Ashmore Creelman. directed
by Malcolm st. Clair and stars
Florence Vidor. has gone into pro
duction at the Paramount Long
Island studio.
1.-The Popular Sin" is described az
"a triple eternal triangle story "
marriage and divorce. laid in Paris
and BiarritZ." 1t has as its central
characters a Partisan gentlewoman
philandering physician. a pedantic
playwright and a ''vampy" actress
Each man marries each woman at
least once.
William Collier. jr., Paramount
player, is said to be the author of three
successful stage PLAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-19
APOLLO.

To-day and tomorrow, George
@ Rrien and Olive Borden i'm Fig
Leaves" and Q. Ienrys Lick Penny
Lover; Tuesday and Wednesday,
Retry Compson and James Kirkwood
IN The Wise Guy" and Aesop Fable:
Thursday, Milton Sil,s in Puppets"
and Felix Cartoon; Friday. Vera
Reynolds in sunny Side Up" and
THE Vision; Saturday. Ranger in
Flashing Fangs." News and Neal
Burns in "Papa's Pest"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-19
.AVENIE GRAND.

Today and tomorrow. Florence
Nidor in You Never Know Women"
Iice Conley i'm Who's My Wife" and
Sna pshots: Tuesday and Wednesday,
George O'Brien and Olive Borden in
Fig Leaves" and O. Henry's Lick
Penny Lover: Thursday. Blanche
Sweet and owen Moore in "Diplo-
macy" and Andy Gump in Dumb
Luck: Friday, Hoot Gibson in The
Man in the Saddle" and CLYDE Cooke
in Hal Roach's Scared Stiff: Sat-
urday, Vera Reynolds In Sunny
Side Up" Our Gang in Baby
Clothes and first installment of a
new chapter play, Showed In"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-19
CHEVY CHASE.

Today, Anna Q. Nilsson and Lionel
Barrymore in The Splendid Road"
news and Aesop Fable; tomorrow,
Matt Moore and Kathryn Perry in
Early to Wed" and Lupino Lane In
Fools Luck; Tuesday. Milton Stills
IN Puppets" and Felix cartoon;
Wednesday. Pola Negri in Good and
Naughty" news and Clyde Cooke in
Hal Roachs Scared Stiff; Thurs
day, Betty Compson and James Kirk
wood in THE Wise Guy" and car
t"on; Friday. May McAvoy in MY
Old Dutch" and Charles Puffy in
The 18Th Man; Saturday. Priscilla
Dean in '"Fhe Speeding Venus" and
Our Gang in Monkey Business"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-19
YORK.

Today. Blanche Sweet and Owen
Moore in Diplomacy" and Charles
Puffy in Mixed Doubles: tomorrow
Florence Vidor in You Never Know
Women and Lame Brains; Tues
day, Lionel Barrymore and Mary
Brian in Paris at Midnight and
Glenn Tryon in The Cows kimona" y;
Wednesday, Milton Sills in Puppets"
and Aesop Fable: Thursday, George
O'Brien and Olive Borden in Fig
Leaves" and o. Henry's Lick Penny
Lover; Friday. Buck Jones in Lazy
Bones" and Felix cartoon; Saturday.
Ranger in Flashing F'angs." News
and Juvenile comedy "Raisin' Cain"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-19
TAKOMA.

Today and tomorrow, Emil Jannings
and Lya de Putt in Variety" Pathe
News and comedy; Tuesday, Sally
O'Neill in Mike" and comedy; Wed
nesday and Thursday. Betty Bronson
comedy; Friday. THE Boy Friend" a
Monte Bell production, Pathe News
and comedy; Saturday, Peter b.
kyne's THE Golden Strain" Aesop's
Fable, Pathe Review and comedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-19

sons devoted a part Of his time to
vaudeville entertainment in which he
excels as a caIicaturist whose art is
reflected upon a niaGnihed screen
through a device OF his own invention.
The drawing Is accompanied by a gat.
ling gun FIRE OF comedy and whistlinx.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-19
HIPPODRONIE.

Today and tomorrow. Marguerite De
ia Motto and Henry r. Walthal in
'The Unknown Soldier; also Pathe
comedy, Soft Pedal" and Clever
Feet; Tuesday. Secret Spring" also
comedy, The Hurricane: Wednes-
iav, Iilyan Eastman and John Bow.
ers in Rocking Moon" Pathe News
end Pathe comedy, "All Wool: Thurs
day and Friday. Paramount's Junior
stars in Fascinating Youth" and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-19
Local Film Notes.

Although Henry Burr. Billy Murray
and Monroe Silver are perhaps the
best known members Of the group of
eight Victor artists appearing here
this week Sam Herman, the xylo-
phonist, is said to be an unusual per-
former on that curious instrument
tonal effects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-19
FAVORITE,

Today, George O'Brien in The
Johnstown Flood comedy and Aesop
Fable; tomorrow. Mary Brian in
~More Pay and Less Work. Fox News
and comedy: Tuesday. Rudolph VAL
entino in The Sainted Devil" comedy.
Charles Puffy in The Thirteenth
Man: Wednesday. Dorothy REVERE
;n with Husbands Flirt," O. Henry
comedy. Cupid a la Carte: Thursday,
Kenneth Harlan in The Golden
Stair" Imperial comedy. "A Flaming
Affair; Friday, John Barrymore in
'Dr. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde" comedy;
Saturday, Tom Mix in The Yankee
Senior" comedy and Radio Detec-
hive" No. 7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-19
OLYMPIC.

Today and tomorrow. Clara Bow,
Ernest Terrence and Percy Marmont
in "Mantisp." also Pathe Weekly and
comedy, "Tolab Romeo; Tuesday,
Grass" also Pathe comedy, Some
where in Somewhere" Wednesday,
Evelyn Brent in THE Flame of the
Argentine and Fox comedy. Con.
troll Yourself; Thursday and Friday,
Rudolph Valentino i'm Cobra" FOX
Weekly and Pathe comedy, I'm
friendly Enemies: Saturday, George
O'Brien in Silver Treasure Pathe
comedy, Are Husbands Human" and
scenic, Cuba Steps Out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-19
HOME.

Today. Blanche Sweet and Owen
Moore in Diplomacy" AesOp Fable
and Pathe Review: tomorrow. Marie
Provost in Up in Mabel's Room" and
Neeley Edwards in Its All Over
Now; Tuesday. THE Isle of Retribu
ton" and Cha riie Chase in Dog Shy:
Wednesday, Estelie Taylor and Bryant
Washburn In Wandering Footsteps"
news and Jimmie Adams in cha sc
Yourself; Thursday, John Bowers in
"Laddie" and Art Lake in Opera
House Tonight: Friday, Patsy Ruth
Miller and Johnny Harron in Hell
Bent for Heaven" and Ralph Graves
in Hal Roach's .'Funnymooners': Sat
urday, Harry Carey in Frontier
Trails" and Juvenile comedy. Bear
Cats"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-19
ELITE.

Today and tomorrow. Marguerite
De La Motto and Henry B. Walthal in
1.-The Unknown Soldier" Pathe News
and comedy. Solid Ivory: Tuesday
and Wednesday. Rudolph Valentino in
"A Sainted Devil also comedy.
sThere Goes the Bride: Thursday,
John Bowers and Marguerite De La
Motto In The People vs.. Nancy Pres
ton" also Pathe News and comedy.
soft Pedal: Friday. Joseph Schild
kraut and Seena Owen In ship
wrecked" also comedy. Officer Of the
Day: Saturday. Clara Bow. Ernest
florence and Percy Marmont in Man
trap" also comedy. The Barnyard-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-19
PARK.

madge and Ronald Colman in "kiki'
and News Events; Tuesday, Monte
Blue and Patsy Ruth Miller in Other
Women's Husbands; also Mack Sen
nett comedy: Wednesday and Thurs.
day. Charles Emmett Mack, George
Cooper and Vera Reynolds in The
Unknown Soldier" and comedy, Hon
eymoon Feet; Friday. Vera Reynolds
and William Boyd in steel Preferred
and Lefty Flynn in The Traffic Cop;
Saturday, George Sidney and Anita
Stewart in THE Prince of Pilsen,"
Clyde Cook comedy and Chapter s.
The Phantom Police Shows con-
tinuous on Saturday from pm; on
Sunday from 3 PM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-19
Continued from Third Page.)

Reynolds in Sunny Side Up" aug.
mented by the natural color produc.
ton. The Vision suggested by the
famous painting and a new Aesop
Fable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-19
LEADER.

Today and tomorrow. William
Boyd In THE VolSa Boatman,"
Pathe comedy. The Big Kick" and
Mysterious Pilot" serial; Tuesday
and Wednesday. Buck Jones in THE
Cowboy and the Countess" and Fox
comedy, Prom the Cabby's Seat;
Thursday and Friday. w. G. Fields
in It's the Old Army Game and
Universal comedy. "Andy's Lion
Tale; Saturday and Sunday, Betty
Blythe in She" Mystery Pilot"
serial and Fox comedy, "A Business
Engagement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-19

A substa ntial success has been
achieved by the Metropolitan Ram
biers, the auxiliary orchestra at Gran
dalls Metropolitan Theater playing
from 1880 am. to 1880 pm, and from
5 to 7:30 pm. under the conductor
ship Of Milton Davis. This 12.piece
group Of syncopaters has taken
powerful hold upon the musical taste
Of the dancing and younger modern
lists of the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-19

Announcement Ia made by the man.
agement OF Loew's Palace Theater
that the new policy OF stage and
photoplay presentations has In no
wise interfered with the continuous
performance policy Of the house. the
bill opening at 11:30 am. and continu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-19
SAVOY.

Today. Milton Stills in Puppets
News and Aesop Fable. tomorrow,
Harry Langdon In Tramp, Tramp.
Tramp" and Johnny Arthur in Home
Cured; Tuesday, Buck Jones in THE
Fighting Buckaroo," Helen and War
rem comedy, TOO Many Relations"
and Hodge Podge; Wednesday, Blanche
Sweet in why Women Love" and
Mack Sennett's "WanderinS Willies";
Thursday. Peter B. kyne's THE
Shamrock Handicap" and Charlie
Chase in NUNS the Word; Friday,
Larry Semon in Stop. Look. Listen"
News and cliff Bowes in Don't
Miss; Saturday, Harry Carey in
Frontier Trails" and Earl Mack in
Wait a. Bit"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-19
Photoplays This Week

Pathe comedy, Butter Fingers; Sat
urday. Anna @. Nilsson I'm THE Spleen
did Road" Pathe News and comedy,
"Whistling Lions"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-19
CIRCLE.

Tomorrow, Vera Reynolds. II. B.
Warner, Raymond Hatton, silence;
Tuesday Clara Bow. Forrest Stanley,
Stuart Holmes. The Shadow of the
Law; Wednesday, showings and
pm. Anita Stewart. George Sidney,
Myrtle Stedman, The Prince of Pill.
sen" and Helen and Warren comedy.
Moving Day; Thursday, showings 7
Pnd pm. Marie Provost. Harrison
Ford. Phyllis IIaver. Up in Mabers
Room; Friday, Dorothy Gish, Nell
GWyn"; Saturday. Strongheart, the
wonder dog: Stuart Holmes. Ken May
nard, in North Star"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-19
Ul1NBART0\.

Today. Barbara La Mari. The Girl
From Montmartre" tomorr ow.
Grass; Tuesday. Dorothy Devore,
Matt Moore. His Majesty Bunker
Bean; Wednesday. Rudolph Valen-
tino in THE Sainted Devil Oime of
shows. 3, ., Z. p.m): Thursday,
Helen Chadwick IN The Golden
Cocoon; Friday. Helen Costello in
"The Love Toy: Saturday, Madge
Bellamy in Lazy Bones
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-19
COLONY.

To-day. Colleen Moore and Lloyd
Hughes in Ella Cinders.' news and
Art Lake in The Village Cut Up;
tomorrow. Evelyn Brent in The I'm
poster and Helen and Warven com
odN. The Family Picnic; Tuesday
blanche Sweet and Owen Moore in
Diplomacy Topics of the Day and
Hodge l'odse; Wednesday. Florence
Nidor in You Never Know Women"
ana Alice Day in Mack Sennett's Hot
Cakes for Two: Thursday, May Me.
Avoy in My old Dutch" and Aesop
Fable; Friday, Lefty Flynn in Sir
Lumber Jack" and AL ST. John IN
Sky Bound": Saturday. Buck Jones
in Lazy Bones and Felix cartoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-19

At a local theater this week there
is an entertainer of unique capabili-
ties BERT Levy, one of the foremost
caltoonists and cariCaturiSts in the
United States. who has for many sea-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-19
ing until II PM, with four presenta-
tionS of the entire bill Caily


Under the new policy of presenting
stage and screen attractions at Loews
Palace Theater. Lawrence Beatus be-
comes managing director of Loew at
fractions in Washington and o. j.
Ratio, formerly assistant manager Of
the Palace, becomes house manager.
r. II. Deissel remains as treasurer.
with G. B. Murphy in charge OF
theater service.
Next week, in conformity with his
principle of introducing all worthy
compositions submitted to him by
Washington writer's of music. Daniel
Breeskin. conductor OF the symphony
orchestra at Crandalls Metropolitan
Theater. will introduce a new number
entitled. ''If You But Knew" by
Isabel G. LOhr. which will form part
of the musical accompaniment to
Colleen MOore's new vehicle, 1T Must
BE Love
At a local theater this week there
is an entertainer of unique capabili-
r -,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-19
FILMOGRAMS

Esther Ralston, fresh from working
as the heroine of odd Ironsides," has
been selected for the leading feminine
role in The Rough Riders" Para
mounts picture story Of Theodore
Roosevelt and his famous Spanish.
American War regiment.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-09-03

kto ma slnejsie svaly nez modzog Preto name mnoho
lud ktor stastni tazke telesne praci nest astn
ked majn len trochu rozumoa pohybat Takymto je da
romna vyssia skola Ale do neba voancm hriechom ro
dica e ked ma dieta bystrej havy nedopraje vys
seho vzdeania zakopava poklad ktory bud zkazu vez
me- bud zakrnie odhadzuje dar ktorym bolo det'a la
sky Bohom obdarene.
Skoske vzdelane je vacs istejsf poklad nez penaze
Peniaze s okr1hle rychlo sa rozkotd aj Ale skole
nadobudn,ta ucenost nerozkotia. Pomocou tel Pu-
dia nadobudajd hmotneho bahobytu vea Pahsie ry-
chlese nez bez ne vzdelaneho toyeka zvot e plnsi
sirsi vyznamnejsf preto vzacnejsf Narod ktory Je
vzdelanJ ma moe ucenych udf stoji vsetkych ld-
skych snahacl vymozenostiach predku Ktory rodc
da svoje diet vystudovat urobi dobre sebe diet Y
j narodu
Dodavajme det'om chut' do ucena! lynn pomozeme
i'm prelomit nesnadze alebo nedhut pri ucen ponoze
me i'm obi bit' 81 skou. Clranme ich Cd ka1naratstva
det'n ktore rady chodia poza sko tax dame i'm do
br zakad do budcnosti volane do skoy bude i'm vzdy
zniet' po vo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-09-03
DO sKoLY, DO sKoLY, TO MI zn1E po voL1.

Ma t1to skolacku pesnicku sd iste mnoh citatelov
pamatajd. Mnohym znela po yoli ale mnohym al ME.
Tymto mesiacom zacina novy skolskv rok Mill
ony drobnych deticiek bl1de nozkam prepetat zvyca
1ym nezvyeajnymi chodnikami do skoy, ably dostaly
prpravu do zvota Mliony deticiek, ktore nepoznaly
dosia je staros chytf do prvej vazne prace
enc zmestnayat svoj modzog vecia, ktor6 I'M boy do
sial' zahadou pohadkou.
MnoIy povie: Taky, HI q, je zivot Len Go diet'a
enc mat radost zivota pokazena e skolskou pfa
Potom pride praca zvotna ktorej vys1obodf len
smrt'ou
tu je tajfost' st astia zdaru zivote Ktore die.
ia 81 skolu tarchn, tarchon Dude celv Iii
vo Ktore dieta 81 skolu obInb oblb 81 neskorse al
svoje Mvotne poyolane dopracuje dspechu blaha
Ma svet prisli sne pracovat. Len praca blaz. Koho
praca neblaz e nest astn, Go BY priam bohatstyom
pJva1 Preto rodeia kori mate skolQpovinne dietky,
date I'M zaklad st astia baha ked skoln predstavte
najyacsie dobro pre- strast deti skolou je ME
1nsidre.
ziyot il boj 70 kazdy INA Ale ten boj l'ahsie w
hrava kto e la prpravenJ Skola je pfipraviou to-
Preto dajne syoj det ON elm tejo skolskej pr
pravy aby u Svotnom boji t snadnejsie presekava
Nepoacf Ien elrmentsrne vzdelane; treba je Nj VS.
n styofsnS ulaon boioyat ME-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-09-03
MA LABOR DAY.

Americke robotnfctvo ia rozdel cd europskeho sla-
veva den prace ME ma, ale vzdy prvy pondelok
mesiaca septembra To preto re nechce mat mic spooc
neho revolucnym deam robotnlctva ostatneho sveta
krvavym kolnunizmom bolsevzmom anarchzmom
ale d moznosti pokojnou cestou, umnymi d0vodami dol
stat sa chce blahobytu st'astnemu zvotu.
(i e a1nericke robotnictvo spravnej ceste alebo
ME, mozno videt' vysedkov, obona strankam dosaze
nych Rusku je pri moci komunznus (boF sij, j. ep
81 sociazmlts- -boSevizmus) uz hodny rad rokov. Ro
botnictvo vastne jeho vodcova naju vladu mad tou
hromnou kranou. Mohli teda stvort pre- robotnictvo
pravy raj zelni Ale stvorili peklo Rusky robot
mix hrdaci otroci nema ami tolko ably poriadne
edol Miiony zien starcov detf zomrelo hladom sta
tsice deti ta sa po srej Rossi ako krde vcat ked
spomeneme co vsetko urob kolk l'ud vyvrazdil ako
znic mravy udu hrdost narodn osobnl slobodu, slo-
bodu tlace slova atd ably udrza pri moci m0zeme
povedat ze komunizus aspo rusky e ME to, co blazi
Kapitalizmus je tiez ME bozstvo. Luda natopko e
Ste nevyspe aby vytvor zyot ktory by boz spravo
dlivy bazaci kazdaho Zmena pride ale ia pride len po
stupne ako prichodi kazdy pokrok cloveecnstva Anne
rcke robotnictvo postupne vymaha 81 epsi zivo tom
to boo tax zdarne, ze e teraz najepsie patenym maj
epsie sytenym najlepse satenym najepsi zyot majn
cinlIobotnictyom svete Americke rQbotnlcty9 boo
prve ktor6 presvedco kapalistov dobry plat krtky
pracovny de dobre zdravotne pomery ovarnach pri-
nesi zsk nelen robotnlkom sanJm ale al I'm, kaptall-
stom re toho bude mat osoh cely narod lu'dstvo.
Ine nafody tefaz studlJu hi adia hseuoVat aefchc
sposoby.
den prace kazdy americky robotnk by NAL rozrny
Stat sebe svojom postayenl Este je mnoho mesta
zepsenie. Jeho epsie easy este s1 len zaciatkoch
Este mu treba zabezpecit' 81 rodnu pade choroby a
slnrti zabezpect 81 pokojnu sarobu. vymoct vaesiu
beast ma zisku jeho prace. Treba rozmysPat, ako 81
zadovazit zlepsena bez drahych strajkov mnohych
nych vecach Den prace nie je urGeny zabavu Ro-
botnctvo 81 musi robust ovat svoje otazky nedat
81 ich rozstovat nym FAX jeho pokrok bude isteJs'
a smere jemn prospesnom
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"cuSrE, w STE LEN MENs1NAr,

Saoy. Tyzd boo vytlacen6, ze ked' sa jeden ko-
nlnsta Gsl. parPamente rozhadzoval Ferdis Juriga
poslanec ludsvej strsny, poyedome zakrieaI Guste
Wy ste len fnensina!''
tomto vykriku je m1oho znasenia. II Jurigovej
dobrej slovenskej duse vybucho to- Go bolo ne dlho
ukryte: TUBA konstruktivne pfacovat I'd svoi narod
Republicans radosf ze mu je to llz ullozneIle
lynn vykrikom ale dal tiez odpoved sovenskyin pro-
tivniko Pudove srany, kto u predstayoyai "a state
bornn ylastizradn ked bola opozcii Ludova stra-
M boIa opozic lebo vadn vaesina robils proti zau
nom sovenskeho naroda Akofahle nova 1radnfcka VA
da svorila akntakh noznost lleasti Pudovei stray
parlaentnej prac tato hned ochotne pfstfpla Il jej
radost too boa iste nenlala ked nasIa takeo s6ho
vyjadrena 1stafni Jurigoyymi