davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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% per cent of the crude production
and about As per cent of the output
of the refined products. They had
about so per cent Of the refined prod
ucts 20 years ago.
The totals for 1926 showed that the
United States produced over 20 per
cent Of the worlds total output Of oil,
Mexico more than 8 per cent and Rus
STA 5 $40 per cent. Imports Of re-
fined products increased eight.fold
from 1920 to 1925, or from 2.s16. 900 to
20,900,000 barrels.
Both gasoline imports and exports
increased during 1920 to 1925, but the
increase for imports was much great
err than for exports.
The great changes that have taken
place in the petroleum industry in
the last 20 years were ascribed by
the commission as partly due to the
separatio nof most of the subsidiaries
Of the Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey
from the holding company in 1911, and
partly to the great expansion of the
industry through now. extremely prod
uctive fields Of crude supply and to
the almost Unsuitable demands for gaso-
line and motor cara"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-12

A Texas town has cafeteria hotel
where guests wait on themselves en-
tirely, - 8 80
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Wall, Mrs. H. Carpenter, Mrs. E.
Donovan, Mrs. r. L. Graves, Mrs. C.
A. Gischner, Mrs. F. Swiggard, Mrs.
A. McGillavary, Mrs. j. Moriarity,
Mrs. L. G. Stafford, Mrs. e. p. Keist-
Ter, Mrs. S. Deeds, Mrs. J. Flynn, Mrs.
J. J. Downey, Mrs. James O'Donnell.
Catholic Daughters will be repre-
sented by Mrs. M. G. Baker, Mrs. G.
STEELE, Mrs. M. Ray, Mrs. L. w. Auth.
Mrs. f. Martin, Mrs. A. Young, Mrs.
A. Ashe, Mrs. K. Ryan, Miss c. Auth,
Mrs. M. Farrell.
Ladies Auxiliary of the .Hibernians
will be represented by Miss Elizabeth
Lynn, Mrs. Walter Frick, Mrs. j. Hap.
perman, Mrs. S. Ryan, Mrs. r. J.
Penn, Mrs. John Williams, Mrs. c. p.
McGrath.
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MRS. MEREDITH LOSES
VAL UABLE BROOCH
Pin Believed to Have Disappeared
Between Dupont Circle and
Mayfower Hotel.

Search is being made for valuable
diamond brooch, property of Mrs.
Meredith, wife Of e. T. Meredith of
Iowa, former Secretary of Agricul-
ture, which was. lost on the street be-
tween Dupont Circle and Mayfiower
Hotel yesterday.
The pin is of platinum and is set
with three large oblong-shaped white
diamonds and three onyx settings. the
latter surrounded by several small
diamonds.
Mrs. Meredith. registered at May
flower Hotel. reported her. loss to the
police before checking out of the
hotel last night. No value of the pin
was given, according to the police re-
port, but it is believed it is worth sew
eral thousand dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-12
ILLEGAL OIL PRICE
F|X|NG|S DISPUTED
Fluctuations in Petroleum
Field Caused by Supply and
Demand, Board Reports.

Petroleum price fluctuations In re.
cent years have been controlled by
supply and demand and not by agree
ments or manipulations among oil
companies, the Federal Trade Commits
sion has found after an extensive in
quiry.
The commission told Congress today
it has been unable to find any recent
evidence of agreements or manipula-
tons Of any size among large oil com.
panies to raise or depress prices OF
crude petroleum or refined products.
It added that the inquiry tended to
show that price movements over the
longer periods were controlled by con.
ditions Of supply and demand. but
that these conditions were reflected
imperfectly in shorter periods, partly
because crude prices are determined
by the decisions of few large pur-
chasing companies, among which
there is generally little real competi-
tion."
+ Unity Of Control Gone.
Calling attention to an agreement
among officials Of the larger COM
panies to restrict production OF crude
petroleum in the Seminole field for
protection Of their profits and for pre-.
vention of waste, the commission said
it had noted growing sentiment for
regulating production of petroleum
so as to conserve the supply and pro-
tect the financial interests OF land
owners and operating companies" but
it was not prepared to make recon-
mendations in this regard, since the
matter was now being considered by
the Federal Oil Conservation Board.
The inquiry disclosed that 179 men
held 458 directorships in companies
covering 70 per cent of the refined
industry. In only four instances, how
ever, were there interlocking direc-
torates that would have appreciate
tendency to unity control, the report
said.
The controlling ownership of the
several Standard companies has been
widely dispersed since 1911, the COM
mission reported, and there is no
longer unity of control Of these COM
uanies through community Of interest.
It was apparent. the report said.
that competitive activity in the in
dustry has increased in recent years.
but this has not prevented an increas-
ing rate of profit in all branches. Re-
turns were received by the commits
sion from most of the producing, re-
filming and marketing companies. and
for the years 1923. 1924, 1925 and the
first half of 1926 the rate of profit
on investment, based on the COM
panies' own figures. ranged from an
average of 2.5 per cent in 1923. year
of depression, to 14.7 per cent in the
first half Of 1926 for all crude com.
panies reporting, and from 81 to lis
per cent for the refining companies.
Profits Much Higher.
Profits of interstate pipe line COM
panies were much higher. the report
showing them to have exceeded IL
per cent in every year of the period
1921-1926. and averaging no less than
20.3 per cent.
The profits of the industry for the
periods mentioned. however. were
much lower than the years before and
during the war. the commission found.
The separated standard companies"
were said to have. ct present about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-12
NJ. CLAUDEL CHOSEN.
TO RELIGIOUS BODY.
French Ambassador Elected
to Particular Council, st.
Vincent de Paul Society.

Paul Claudel, Ambassador of France
to the United States, was elected to
honorary membership in the Particular
Council of the Society of st. Vincent
de Paul at its quarterly meeting yes
terday morning in the Church of the
Holy Name, Eleventh and X streets
northeast.
In his brief address of acceptance,
M. Claudel, who was an active MEM
Der of the st. Vincent de Paul Soc
iety Of France in its activities center
ing in the Notre Dame Cathedral, de-
clared that relations between France
and the United States were never
more friendly than they are at the
present time"
Following M. Claudel's election. the
council passed a resolution authorizing
it's secretary, Maurice F. Moore, to
notify the Ambassadors council at
Notre Dame Cathedral, through the
SuAerior Council of New York, Of the
local organizations action in enroll
ing the Partisan councils former ac-
tive member as an honorary member.
Mass Precedes Society's Meeting.
The meeting at which the French
Ambassador was elected was preceded
by mass at 8 o'clock, which was
celebrated by Rev. John w. Bowling,
pastor Of Holy Name Church. Follow
ing the mass, breakfast was served
by the women of the parish to the
members, who then met in quarterly
business session in the auditorium Of
the new Holy Name School.
Following the presentation Of re-
ports of the various activities, John
Hadley Doyle was elected second vice
president, Joseph w. Berberich was
appointed chairman Of the special
works committee, and w. B. CASTOR
quay was named secretary of that
committee.
The speakers included Ambassador
Claudel and Father Bowling. George
]. Cleary, president Of the council,
and William II. DeLacy and John H.
Pellen, former presidents.
Reports Outline Activities.
Reports, as they were presented at
the meeting yesterday, indicated that
the councils activities centers in such
institutions as the District Jail. the
warehouses; for males and females at
Occoquan, the Reformafory at Lorton,
Va: Freedmen's, Gallinger and the
tuberculosis Hospitals, the Home for
Incurables, Home for the Poor at Blue
Plains, and the Industrial School for
Boys and Girls. In addition to it's
institutional work. Particular Council
has aided hundreds Of needy families
In the District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-12

By the Associated Press.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, December H.
The brightest comet visible in the
Northern Hemisphere in the past Is
years will appear in the early evening
western sky during Christmas week.
DR.. Harlow Shapley, director of the
Harvard Observatory, announced yes
terday. Clearly visible to the naked
eye, the comet on Christmas day will
be about as degrees between the sun
and the North Pole.
1t is Skjellerups comet, discovery of
which at Melbourne, Australia, by F.
J. Skjellerup, an amateur astronomer
who formerly lived in South Africa,
was made known on December A. It
then was reported of third magni-
tude, but the observatory at La Plata,
Argentina, two days later, sent word
of an observation Of what was sup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-12
Fairbanks Plans Cliff House.

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, December IL
H).-Douglas Fairbanks and Mary
Pickford have decided to become mod
ern cliff dwellers, with a hanging
house and a seaweed garden.
The announcement from United
Artists studio of the famous couple s
determination to emulate the ancient
Indians said Fairbanks and his wife
would build their cliff home at Solona
Beach, San Diego County.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-12
Brightest Comet of Is Years Visible
In Northern Hemisphere at Yuletide

posed to be the same comet and de-
scribed it as of thessecond magnitude.
Yesterday DR.. Shapley received word
from the Astronomical Clearing House
at Copenhagen that H. e. Wood, a
South African astronomer, had COM
puted the comets orbit. This indi-
Gates that the comet, now in the con-
stellation Scorpio and south of the
sun, is moving rapidly northward and
will be in conjunction with the sun
December Is. 1t has the very high
inclination of u degrees.
At Berkeley, Calf, Miss Prescott
and another astronomer have worked
out further details Of the comets prog
ress. After December Is 1t should be
easily visible to the naked eye just
after sunset, in a position just north
Of the sun. It's northward speed is
three or four degrees day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-12
SYNTHETIC AIR"
AIDS SEA DIVERS
Depth Of Operations Is In
creased, Beuret Says
in Report. .s.%N

A mixture of oxygen and -helium
for. service to divers has been shown
by tests at the Washington Navy
Yard to make possible the conducting
of diving operations at greater depths
than formerly, without increased risk
to the diver, it was Indicated in5 the
annual report of Rear Admiral ], d.
Beuret. chief of the naval Bureau of
Construction and Repair, made public
today.
The experiments were transferred
from the Bureau of Mines at Pitts
burgh to the local yard. and it twas
pointed out that they have INDICATED
that the helium may permit a reduc-
ton of decomposition time to- about
half that required for, ordinary air.
The report also indicates that the
Washington yard has materially in
creased its activities as the testing
station for ship models. The expert
mental basin, Admiral Beuret says,
has been kept particularly busy dur
ing the year, the towing carriage hav-
ing been in use 301 days out Of pos
sible total of 306. While the number
of models tested, Sc, is smaller than
the number tested the preceding year,
the time spent on individual models
has increased. due to the larger pro-
portion of self-propelled models tested.
Diesel Drive Tested.
OF the models tested, q were for pri-
vate concerns or for other branches Of
the Government, 20 were airplane pom
toon models tested for the Bureau of
Aeronautics, and the remaining IS
were models tested in connection with
Investigations of naval ship designs.
Two of the models tested for private
concerns were of special interest. one
dealing with the application of Diesel
drive to ferryboats and the other with
alterations in the Courageous
class of Shipping Board vessels, for
the purpose of obtaining better econ
omy and speed.
An increasing proportion of the I'm
vestigations at the basin dealt with
efficiency of propulsion and possible
therein. While some of
the ideas tested were new, gains in
also have been obtained by
heretofore neglected details.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-12

A joint benefit dance will be held by
the Morning Star Lodge, No. 40. and
Columbia Lodge. No. IS. Colored Elks.
the evening of December 16. at the
Lincoln Colonnade. The entire proceeds
Of the affair, which will also include a
fashion review and basket ball game,
will be donated to the Christmas
basket fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-12
NATIVES WILL MEET.
Society's Annual Christmas Party
Announced for Friday Night.

The Society. of Natives of the Dis
trict of Columbia will hold it's an
maui Christmas party in the Washing
ton Club Friday night at o'clock.
Members have been asked to bring
toys to be distributed at the Found
ling Hospital, also to bring an apple,
an orange and potato apiece. Mrs.
Elizabeth ]. Stinemetz is chairamn of
the general committee In charge OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-12

Little Princess Elizabeth, the 49,
month-old daughter of the Duke and
Duchess Of York, has her own private
secretary. e.. g :. 49, L. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-12
Ex-Mayor Of Boston Dead.

BOSTON, December IL [P.-Nathan
Matthews, four times mayor of Boston,
died yesterday at Massachusetts Gen.
eral Hospital, of pulmonary embolism.
He was Ia his seventy-fourth year.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-04
sEKEROU ZAVRAzDuA ~
SvOJHO MUzA

Anna Liszka, 36-roGna Pol 'ka
alebo Mad 'arka z Cleralandu, "a.
vrazdila svojho muza Antona
Liszku .sekerou, pri pomoci svojei
13:roenej dcery, ktora sekala do
otca sekerkou, az jeho hlava bola
celkom rozsekana. Liszkova sa
dobrovol'Ia hlasila ma policii
kde rozpovedala, re sa jej mu5
vyhrazal smrt 'ou uz dlhSi cas- a
noel, ked muza zavrazdila. ma
sla sekeru pod postel 'ou. Boiac
sa, ze sa muz stroll yl zabit', 20
budila svojn dcerkn, chytila' Sc
keru zat ALA muEoyi Wac raz
do hlavy. Dcerka vzala zas mald
seklerku a al ia zat ala raz otcovi
do hlavy. ZaibitE Liszka ze BIOL
zvadlfvy a deti bijal, taikze mai
starsia dcera usla 2 domu. Boly
tri dcery. najmaadsia este mala.
Matka j dcera boly zatknute.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-04

Stefan Marenein l7-rocnv mia
dix. dl'a mena Slpyak, zastrclil
v nedel II svojho, 'brata Michala
Marencin. V dome ich matky,
ked SO Michal zastrajal zabitim
svoi;ei sestry. Stefan clrcel mu to
prekazit a preto Miahal, sue OPT
ty, dial sa do brata. Ten vysiel ma
poschodie, wal revolver a strelil.
Gul VA svosla do pleca, prerazila
tepnl a aasledkom toho nastaAa
smrt vyikrvacanim. Stefan Ma
rencin sa potion dobrovol ne hla-
sill na policii uo Farrell, ktora no
odovzdala policii sharonskej. Ia
bity Marencin Dol predtvm poll
ca.jtom vo Farrell. Zanechal zenu
a dvoje detl.
Stefan Dol V utorok pusteny ma
le'bo koroner uznal jeho
Gin "a opravnenn sebaobranu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-04
SOUTH AVE. CLUB
PODAL ZIADOsT IA
oDsTRANENIE KOL'AJf|

South Ave. District Improve
ment Club podal pondelok zia.
dost', podpisand 1925 daii0vnlk
mi, o zrusenie yyhybkovej kof'a-
je ma South Ave. pri Flint Hnl
ST., ndavajdic, ze kel'aj je ncb ~
pecra pre- povozy a uGinila South
Ave. naJnebczpecncjsou ulicou v
meste. Vybor, ktory petfeiu do
rucil, pozostaval nasledovnfch
clenov: A. Gemma. Frank Rigel-
sky, Jozef j. Churebla, Stefan A.
Herman, Stefan s. K,lbala, Jozef
Javorskf, Michal Ridarsky, Ste
fan Stanovcak, Adam Mosciski
P. V. Gilboy, Stanislav Mosciski.
Thomas F. Casey a Frank Os-
borne.
Mestska rada je ochotna zru-
Sit tilto kol'aj, ale nemoze tax
urobit' PRIV, kym k tomn nepri-
voli mayor, mestsky inEinier a
mestSky pravotar. Kol'a bolo
dovolenf poloait' Standard Stag
Co. beg privolenia mesto planu;li.
cej komisie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-04
Poll / IC | KY
P r EHL'AD
SENAT ZAS PRoTI
PREzIDENTOvI.

Senat Spojenych Statov NJ VIA
cej razy dal ma javo, zc jeho pra.
vomoc je vel'ka d ze i proti pre-
zidentovej voli m6ze previlest
co 81 zaumieni.
TAX sa stalo teraz. Prezident
NAL vel XII rec pred pohlavarmi
krajinskej administracie, " ktoraj
povedal, ze militaristi a pacifisti
sil najvacsim nebezpecfm krajiny
a re Je "a dostatocnl ochranu.
w predtym ale sa Dol vyslovil
proti stavaniu novych valeGnych
lodi a proti zyySovaniu poctu vo-
aakov. Senat alkoby ma zlosH, cd
hlasovaf stavbn trosh krizialov a
t'araz ide podvysit' vldayky ma
armadu 50 1850, 900.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-04
PREDPOVEDA KONIEC
KUKURICI v OHIO

DR.. w. j. Spillman, rol 'nicky
ekonomist departments rol nj
ctva Spojenych Statov Dol ma
schodzi farmarov Columbus,
kde poNedal rec o nebezpeci, hro-
ziacom ohioskNm farmarom so
strany europskeho kukurieneho
chrobaka. Tento chrobak-vrtak sa
v Ohio rE tax rozmnozil, ze ku-
kurici hroai iiplnym znidenim.
DIR. Spilfman sa vyslovil, re jest
Ii sa tohto chrobaka nepodari w
hubit v naJkratsom Case, tax ku-
kurica v Ohio prestane ,byt' jed
nou 2 najhlaNnejsich plodin. e.
ia ale, ze entom'ologisti vyhubia
tohto chrobaka, ked' sa i'm do
stane kooperacie so strany statu
a farnnarov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-04
JUHOSLAVIA PRIPRAVUJE
SA MA VOJNU

Juhoslavia pripravuje sa ma
vojnu Talianskom. Mussolini
kuje ustavicne pixie proti Juho-
slavii a chce ju Walnut do spo-
row so vsetkymi sftSednymi kra-
jinami, ably talk nasiel zadrapku
zamiesania sa zaujatia juhoslo-
vanslzehlo pobrezia ma Adriati-
ckom mori. Juhoslavia Mussoli-
nimu odpoveda ma, tlato pixie
talk, re povolala vsetkych rezer-
vistov do zbroja a vsetky tovarne
zaealy vyrabat' katnony, pusky,
muniaiu lietadla. Keby vojna
vypukla, akiste i Geskoslovensko
by bolo do nej zamiesane, lebo
je spojencom Juhoslavie a Ma
d'arsko zas spojencom Talianska.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-04
ROBOTNfK ZABITY
vo vYBUCHU PLYNOV

Ray Wilson, forman IL East
Ohio Gas Co., boil okamite "a
bity New Middletown, kde skn-
NAL spojenia plynovodov. Wilson
S troma robotnikmi pristipil ku
jednej zapecatenej spoke, stannc
81 ma kamen, ktory spoiku "a
kryval al zazal zapal'ku, ci plvm
neunika. V tom OkamEeni yylc-
tel $ kamenom do povetria. Kcd
dopadnul ma zem, Dol ,H mrtvy.
Jeho spolurobotnikom nestalo sa
mic. Zanechal zemu troma drob-
nvmi Diet mi, najmladsie mich
ma len diva tyzdne. Byval ma w.
Myrtle Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-04
DVAJA MLADf BANDITI
POSTREL'AL MOTORMANA

Jan Takac, Slovak &. 154
Steel st. a operator poulicnej ka-
ry, boil nebezpe6ne postrelenN do
krku dvoma mladymi banditmi.
ktorf vystiipih do .ieho kary ma
Steel st. pri Hartzell Ave. 'chce-
ii no ozbijat'. Jeden banditov
bol 17-rocny, drlphy asi 15-ro6nyy.
Po strel be usfi beg toho. aby boil
Takaca ozbijali.
Takae prave dochodil ku lSeal-
GU linie pris Ohio Works, ked' mi,
idyssas,sAl Alar6ialsnxia ::zAkgxalisxzt1
by zastal Ked zasta1, hned' mn
kaza|li ruky zodvihniit', ale Ta-
kac nemal casu ami to urobit ;,
hed' mu jeden Mich, patrnc ten
mladSi, stfelil do krku. Gul 'ka
vrazila do krku predkom prava
a vysla l'avou. stranou. Ma kare
n'ebolo vtedy cestu jiicichs ale
strel MI ranu pocul jeden pocest-
ny, ktory upovedomil policiu v
Ohio Works. Takaea naiiprv wa
Ii do kancelarie dra Riggsa, kde
sa mu dostalo prvej pomoci a po-
tom boil odvezeny do nemocnice,
kde majl nadej ma jeho uzdrave-
ME, ak sa rany nevyvin1 kom-
plikacie. Policia hned' sa vydala
ma zlaIpanie banditov, dosiaf' ale
neboli chyteni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-04
RUsKO PotITUJE w
165,O00,000 oBYvATEL 'ov

Dl'a minuleho roku prevedena-
ho popisu, Rusko pocituje 1861
100000 obvvatel 'ov. Byvale car
ske Rusko pocitovalo 1872, 600, 900,
ale po vojne odpadlo mu obyva-
tel'stvo Pol ska (asi 80 milionov).
potion Finska, Litvinska, Eston-
ska a Latvy (asi 10 milionov).
Dl'a terajsieho poctu, Rusko je
tret 'ou nail 'udnatejsou krajinou
sveta. Predci ho Gina a India.
Ale ma iizemie je nalvaGsou kra-
jinou ma svete bez Pol ska a o.
statnNch Od neho OdlmcenEch
kratiin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-04
CEsKOsLOVENsKA
KVOTA SNfzENA

Precedent Spo:enych Statov
okrem inych povimosti, urcuje al
kvotu prist 'aIhovalcoy rozlic-
nvch krajin. Kvota ma buduci IL
radny rok pre- Ceskoslovensko bo-
la snfzena $ 3,7SS ma 2,24S. Tedy
dost' malo mas sem prichadzalo,
teraz bude este menej. Kvota pre-
Mad 'arov bola zvysena o vyse IT,
sic Rakiisamov 700. Al kvoty
inych krajin boly zmen,ne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-04
DIVISION ST. MOST
BUDE POSTAVENT

Po tieto dni vydrziavana bola
porada mesta SO zelezniciami a o.
celiarnami Chl 'adom postavenia
mosta Division St. ma Steelton.
Skoro vsetky zainteresovane stran
Ky pristaly platit' suoj -podiel.
AvSak stavba nebude m0ct' byt
hned zapocata, lebo mesto memo
ze dat peniaze prv, kvm nbeania
o tom nehlasovali.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-04

Stefan Bolha.
Kriva Dora, krajcirka pi
Maria Turek.
Marka a Katka, priatel ky A.
nckine a Zuzkine - 81. Katari
ma Palguta 81. Helena Salata.
.Jozko Ondrfk, priatelia Jani-
kovi p. Pavel Hatbovsky a p
Jnraj Hudak.
katuSa Taralka, zcna, co val
cia skupuje pi. Azbcta Bolha
Jurko, obecny sluha = p. Ju.
raj Klobusicky.
Siroka - as#
Druzice = slecny Anna Bolha,
Olga Palascak, Frantiska Hlebo-
va, Cecilia Tnrck. M
M'Nikanti ma javisku- PIP. Jan
Klein, Adam Kovalfik, Jozef
Dutka. ......
Riaditel' p. Andrei Cisar.
Scpkar p. Juraj PalaGak.
Del odobrava sa Lipanoch.
Prve a Styrte dejstvo ma spoloc-
nom dvore Lazanky Gajdosfe-
ky, druhe na krMnych cestach
pred domom krivej Dory, tretie
V panskej zahrade.
Medzi, druhym a tret inn gdcj-
stvom uplyni tri roxy.
Zaciatok oboch predstaveni bu-
de pol 8. hodine vecer. Hra JIG
nielen ddbre nacvicena, a1eeaj ja-
visko bude pripravene, ably har-
monizovalo S dejami. Uchvatne,
srd.com otriasajice ako al komi-
exc seAnT. iad4jedny VA dEahyn1t
takze obecenstvo prezije tych pa
ru hodfm ako pohadke. Mech nj
kto nezaIbudne prist ma toto di-
waldo sobotu, 19. februara ale
bo V nedel'u, 20. februara vecer.
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