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The Washington times., 1927-06-13
APOLLON REVUE
CHARMS KEITH
CROWDS

When Dave Apollon puts on
those red boots, grabs his mando-
lin and begins entertaining-say,
folks, then comes some entertain.
ment. And when he offers two
such airy, fairy graces as Mar
1orie ne and Dorothy Charles,
supported by a Filipino string or
chestra, as assistants to his own
whirlwind performance-well, the
"Apollonian Revue takes the
honors at B. f. Keith's this week
if only for its sheer musical, color
full speed.
Apollon does a little of every
thing, and does it well. He can
play and dance but, better than
that, he inspires all those in his
company. The girls appear in en-.
tertaining dances, especially the
Oriental offer of Miss Lane which
scored a big hit last night. The
revue is beautifully staged and
worthy of the applause given it so
freely.
Half step behind Apollon's
revue comes the solo performance
of Rae Samuels. great favorite,
in the two-a-day for her exudinE
pep and fire and just plain good
nature. She has some new songs
and some character stuff that
scored heavily last night.
Les Ghezzi, muscular equi-
librist, went over big, rather en-
unusual experience for an act of
that kind. Hal Jerome enjoyed
himself and pleased the audience
by bawling out his partner, Gloria
Gray, and playing a violin in sew.
eral METEOROLOGICAL styles.
FRANKLIN Ardell, with Sonia
Swan, has skit based on selling
land under the Florida waters,
Ted and Al Waldman have black
face act featuring excellent har-
monica music, The Taketas,
Japanese slack wire walkers and
barrel artists. pleased with their
snappy showing. Senator Muir.
phys monologue on things in gen.
eral, with nothing in particular,
drew many diaphramic laughs.
The news reel. showing scenes
of the Lindbergh reception, kept
most of the audience seated to
the very end. AS a hot weather en-
tertainment Mr.. Robbins has an
Al attraction this week--M. r.
The Washington times., 1927-06-13
''WU' HOLDSOVER
AT LOEW'S
COLUMBIA

A delightful tribute to "Lindy"
Is an outstanding feature of the
Columbia bill. Every patron thrilled
again to the scenes enacted here
Saturday as they flashed upon
the screen. Pictures are shown OF
the famous trip from the hero's
New York take-off to his joyful
return to Washington.
Mr.. w." starring Lon CLANCY,
continues an the picture OF the
week, with Lloyd Hamilton
comedy, news reel and topics of
the day supplementing. The Co.
lumbia Orchestra. Leon Brusilof,
conducting, renders beautiful mu-
sic.
The drama. a tragic portrayal
OF old Chinese customs. is excel
lently cast and maryelously en-.
acted. Clancy again proves his
supreme ability as a character
delineator. though "Mr. WI"
scarcely affords the occasions and
opportunities for the inspired per-
Torrance Of some of his earlier
successes.
Renee Adoree, as the daughter.
is lovely, but here again, the
Ramut Of emotions of which she
has already proved herself capable
are not called into play in this
Chinese production.
Louise Dresser and Ralph Forbes
do splendid work in the other
leads. Beautiful photography and
exquisite and gorgeous settings do
a great deal toward making "Mr.
WI" notable picture.
The story very briefly deals with
the Young daughter Of the House
of WI, beloved as Is seldom the
lot OF Chinese girl babies. The
great mandarin. WI Lion Chaneyl.
commands his daughters marriage
into a high Chinese family, but
she has fallen desperately in love
with an American. According to
Chinese traditions, a woman who
brings disgrace upon herself and
her family must die by the hand
OF her father or the nearest male
relative in order that her soul
may be saved. Eastern tradition
triumphs over western civilization
so WI sacrifices his daughters
life and himself comes to tragic
end.-H. K.
The Washington times., 1927-06-13

it's handled rather well by Direc-
tor Melville Brown and the cast
for the rest of the way. Fast
and Furious" is constructed from
the formula of 1.-THE Hottentot,"
which Willie Collier did for the
stage and Doug Mclean for the
screen. A young man, recover
ing from a nervous breakdown oc-
casioned by a motor accident and
thereby forced to travel in nothing
more exciting than hanson cab,
poses as famous racing driver,
winning the race and the girl.
Fast and Furious for the
most part, is no shining example
Of cinema technique, but it is
Eood.natured and, for the durance
Of the big dirt race, exciting.
Claude Glllingwater all but
steals acting honors in the role Of
the girls father. The girls new
one and pretty-Barbara Worth.
Whether she took the name for
Harold Bell Wright or not is a
matter of speculation. Arman
Kalisz. Lee Moran, Edgar Norton
and other able faceus assist.
Judged from the standpoint OF
applause, however, the Interna-
tional Newsreel pictures of Lind
bergh's trip from Cherbourg to
Washington, showing him board
ing the Memphis and arriving at
the local Navy Yard, registered
better than the feature picture.
Joseph Griffen and company,
vocalists and entertainers, featur.
ing a blonde tenor with fine,
powerful voice, hold the stage for
a while. Henri Sokolov,. conduct
ing during the absence of Rox
Rommell, does we'll with the
Rialto orchestra, playing selec-
tons from "oh, Kay" Gertrude
Kreiselman comes in with an
organ solo.
The audience is brought through
Hilo, Hawaii. in a brief but beau
tiful scenic, and Screen Snapshots
The Washington times., 1927-06-13

Probably the principal reason
Tor the pictures failure to click
Is the fact that the plot is of the
very thinnest sort. The whole
thing, to borrow another time.
honored phrase, is a tempest in
q teapot.
The stage play, with its rapid
fire dialogue, its constant action
and its many situations of doubt
ful prepriety, kept an audience
Pm the qui yive. Much of this,
Vt course, is lost in pantomime.
A picture, to hold interest, must
have a sustained suspense; that
Is. an appeal founded on some
thing that will impress the audi.
ence as plausible, or better, as
probable.
The makers of the picture evil
IDENTIFY sensed this weakness and
did their best to overcome it, using
the time.worn Hollywood formula.
They introduced many bits of
elapstick comedy in the action,
some carried TO such extremes as
to result only in absurdity, and
gagged the subtitles literally, in
some cases using the lines Of the
play. The gags, on the whole,
however are not above par.
The film makers have attempted
to save the peppery quality of the
stage play and they went after
z this feature with such energy that
3 several scenes are rather bawdy.
I This reviewer belongs to that
school which forgives the risque
when it is done with real verve
Z and humor, but wags the reprov-
ing finger when such scenes are
D not given sufficient dash to ex.
cuse themselves.
Marie Provost takes the lead in
this effort and whatever short.
comings the picture may have are
not accountable to her. She did
her vivacious best. Charles Ray
plays the male lead, but not the
Charles Ray of yesteryears. There
are flashes of that charming
naivete that made him a star, but
this role just wasn't made for
him.
There are other film luminaries
Of slightly lesser magnitude in the
cast. These include Harry Myers,
r WHO uIu Qu4L dn CACCIlSIlL IODs
Sally Rand, William Orlamond,
Fritzie Ridgeway, and Franklin
Pangborn.
There is a comedy, Jewish
Prudence" quite good, featuring
Max Davidson. Other supplement
tary features are included in the
program.
A special reel is devoted to the
Qoings of a certain Charles Lind
bergh, who dropped into the Cap
ttal Saturday and left this morn
ing.
The Metropolitan Orchestra plays
y very appropriate accompani-
f1ent to the picture in addition to
its usual very fine overture. com.
1aanSed of .nonIllar hitS.-I w r.
The Washington times., 1927-06-13
Now Relax a Little

Now that Washington has yelled
itself hoarsa for Charlie Lindhersh,
the man whom nobody but Coolidge
calls Colonel" the populace OF
the Capital is invited to relax in
the pleasant expanses of Glen Echo,
the big open.air free-admission
amusement park.
David McWilliams, conductor cf
the 10-piece novelty orchestra play
ing in the big ballroom of the park,
is being plagued with encores for
his special Lindbergh numbers
The Vibraphone assists in perfect
rendition of the new melodies,
growing in popularity with the
dancers.
Glen Echo offers more than so
big amusement devices-such ex-
citing rides az the coaster dips.
giant Derby racer. whip, shooter
and caterpillar. The old mill, ca
roussel and midway. the parks
big fun house, are also well pat
ronized. And don't forget to geR
a box OF popcorn and bag of
peanuts at the exit to eat on the
Washington Railway Electric cars
that run right past Glen Echo's por-
ais. The w. R. z. Company main.
tains special force to remove pea
nut shells every trip.
The Washington times., 1927-06-13

al the ldAls OH TO one size IOr
an hour at the Palace last night
TO the absolute satisfaction of
houses full of paying guests.
1t seems Anatole ran afoul of
Mr.. Walkers edicts up New York
way, bringing on the paddock and
the poorhouse. Anatole, show
man extraordinary, gathered his
little flock of entertainers about
him and hit for the hinterland-
Club Anatole Revue
Although specializing in dancers.
Of all sorts, the revue is really
vest pocket edition Of the big.
ger shows, and sports soprano,
June Mayo, who introduces George
Az. Cohan's new song when
Lindy Comes Home" and the pro.
ducer himself who acts as master
of cerembnies.
lie Blanc and Due Charme,
adagio team, unearthed in a Mont
marie cafe; the Duley Sisters, in
their dance from Earl CAROLS
Vanities; Jean Sullivan, still an
; other dancer and spoken Of as
Gilda Gray's only rival, are the
Woodworking principals and about
The Washington times., 1927-06-13
FILM FAVORITE
TOPS EARLE
LINEUP

Featuring several good comedy
numbers, the program down at
the Earle Theater this week, tends
to keep the vaudeville fans in a
joyous condition. Wanda Hawley,
screen favorite. stars in a brief
little skit, dealing with the trou-
bles Of a pair who have been
married too long. The number
contains many witty lines while
Miss Hawley and her co-workers
acquit themselves in a most credit
able manner.
Willie, West and McGinty come
through with some silent comedy
that gets noisy approval from the
audience. The sEit concerns the
humorous plumbers of three chaps
engaged in erecting a bungalow.
1t starts out with a laugh. CON
!. tinues to the tune of more laugh
ter and winds up in a gale of
mirth.
Next we have Ann Lemeau and
Elsie Young. a pair of eccentric
young women, who pull off some
original comedy stunts, sing a
pair of good songs and go through
the motions Of a most unique
dance.
Hayes and Speck, pair Of black
face comedians, have a pleasing
bunch of darktown humor, and
excel in some novelty dancing.
Tommy Kelley. assisted by four
young women. stars in song and
dance creation. Tom sings wen
and so do the girls.
Betty Bronson Is featured on the
screen in "Ritzy,'' by Elinor GIyn.
While enjoyable here and there,
the picture Is hardly up to the
Earle standard. A news release
gives views of Lindbergh's arrival
in Washington. A short comedy
il. rewarded with laughs, while
the music furnished by Floyd
WheeIer's players and Mr.. Arons
at the organ is most enjoyable.
H g
The Washington times., 1927-06-13

With the signing of Miss Moran
Fox Films has under contract nine
gof the most beautiful cinema satel-
lites. The others are Olive Bor-
den, Sally Phipps. Janet Gaynor,
Madge Bellamy. Marjorie Beebe,
Mary Duncan, Virginia Valli and
Greta Nissen.
Lois Moran will begin work on
her first picture of the season at
Fox Films West Coast Studios
about July Is, according to Mr..
Sheehan's announcement. 1t will
be under the direction of DR.. Lud-
wig Berger, celebrated European
director, whose picture. 1.-THE Waltz
Dream" was a hit last season.
The picture will be, 81 Don't
Want to Marry" an adaptation of
Ich Heirate Eicht," a Hungarian
stage success by Bella Scenes.
One of the most important
phases of Miss Moran's affiliation
with Fox Films is that her screen
personality will be transformed
completely. No longer will she an
pear in the sweet ingenue roles.
but rather as the up.to-date. viva.
cious, spirited modern girl,
The Washington times., 1927-06-13
Bebe's Progress

"A new accOmplishment has
been added to Bebe Daniels va.
ried athletic prowess. She's the
world champion glass thrower.
In her new picture, "a Kiss
"a a. Taxi" at Loew's Palace.
she plays Ginette. the tantaiizing
waitress of a Montmartre cafe.
Each patron seeks TO kiss her
but all advances are met with 4
rain of tumblers, goblets and
wine glasses. Consequently. hi.
rector Clarence Badger found his
production - long riot.
The Washington times., 1927-06-13

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The Washington times., 1927-06-13

extensive that in his latest pic
ture. "The Wedding March," he
is not only the director and
leading man, but also is accred-
tied with having written the
script.
Dorothy Arzner, the only woman
director on the Paramount lot. who
is now directing "Ten Modern
The Washington times., 1927-06-13
ROx Ramhles

.Rox Rommell, conductor of the
Rlalto orchestra. is vacationing
In Atlantic City. He plans to
visit New York also for a few
days and take in many of the
most prominent musical at
fractions.
The Washington times., 1927-06-13
A Neat Actress. Too

Anna MAY Wong, we1l.knovyn
delineatpr of oriental roles. is
prominent in Nthe cast Of "Mr
WI" Lon Chaney's new starring
vehicle, now playing Loew'a Co.
lumbia.
The Washington times., 1927-06-13
A NICE LIGHT BILL FOR
A SUMMERS EVE

may what is probably the most exciting
filmed the Riato Theaer this week It's the climax of
Furious the Universal comedy which Reginald
and in which he stars
picture bit in the middle due obvious plot but
The Washington times., 1927-06-13
PALACE HAS A PEACH
OF A REVUE

Anatoe Fredand Cub Revue" hardly nv
stage presentation wished local movie houses
advent of the intrusion sold asteuy Padocked"
Anao himself aided by well selected hooters ability and
splendid, elaborate pushed Bebe Daniels kiss
The Washington times., 1927-06-13
WHAT KEPT EN- BUSY
IN PRE-FILM DAYS

Erich Stroheim fpper salesman but he failed
stick that profession because there flies in the
tory which he assigned Later earlier he bundle
railroad section hand, deputy sheriff. stable groom
vaudeville and in The movies His versatility
The Washington times., 1927-06-13
LOIS MORAN TO PLAY
FOR WILLIAM FOX T

Winfield Sheehan, president has announced
ADDITION OF Lois Moran to the constantly growing list of
Miss Moran has been signed to ngerm contract appear
The Washington times., 1927-06-13
WARNER BROS. GIVE US
FOUR FOR JUNE

Four releases scheduled program of Warner Bros
the month of June Fo = ~ ~ ~
The Black Diamond Express directed by Howard Bretheon
ana starring Monte Blue has been released Murphy Myrtle
oedman Claire MCDOWELL and Carol NYe
The Washington times., 1927-06-13
"GERTIE'S GARTER" ON
NETS SCREEN

Setting Geries Carter Collisions and Avery Hopwoods
rather peppery farce translated the mumey
featured at the Metropolitan this
Polo so fond of saying why should make long story of
1t! The falls
The Washington times., 1927-06-13

show film stars in off-stage mo-
ments. It's a nice, light bill for
summer evening. J. r.
The Washington times., 1927-06-13

A new speed indicator for ma.
chinery is small enough to be car.
ried In a vest pocket.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-23
DvOJE DETf POPALENE
MA SMRT PRI HIRE

Dvoje malyych deti Youngs-
town pablo "a obet' neopatrnosti
toho tyhdna. Pat '-rocna Helen
Henderson ukazovala svojej pria-
tel Ike ako ST treba satocky zodvih-
nut pri tancovani baletu a urobi-
la to pri otvorenej gazovej piec-
Ike, ktora horela zapalila jej sa-
ty. Dievcatko vybehlo ma ulicu
volat' 0 pomoc. Jedna zena zaha-
sila plamene ma nej, ale bola uz
tax vel mi popalena, ze v nemoc-
nici zomrela. Rodicia dievGatka
neboli v ten cas- donna, boil ma ma
vsteve.
Druhou obet 'ou je 3-rocny Ray
mond Bonacher Dearborn st.
Tento sa nahanal so psfkom po
izbach a padnul ma horiaci shot
plate" v kuchyni. Matka uhasila
ma nom ohen, ale muscle jej to
ist' Cd rozeulenia pomaly, lebo u
trpel vel Ike popaleniny a zomrel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-23
CHCELI SA ZMOCNTT
& MALEHo DEvtATKA

Dvanast' -rocna Katarina Ter
letsky 1882 Manning Ave. bola
by v utorok vecer pochodila zle,
keby ,ie l'udi, ktori privolali po-
licajtov. Dievca sa prechadzalo so
svojim bratom po Ardale St., ked'
zrazu priskocili dvaja chlapi k
MIN a odozennc brata, schytili
dievca zavliekli do jedneho opu-
steneho domu ma blizku. Dievca
kriealo pomoc a l'udia 20 sused-
stva chytro privolali policajtov.
Ked' zlocinci videli blizit sa tych-
to, chytro uSli a dieyca pustili, o.
kradn1c no o penazenku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-23
PRACE v OCELIARNACH
POJDU LEPSIE

Tohto tyzdna prace oceliar.
mach idd uz malinko lepsie a pa
Novom roku maja sa hodne zlep-
Sit. Objednavky stale rast1 a O.
celiarne dostavajti al lepsiu cenu
"a svoje vyrobky. Ford kupuje
mnoho ocele tuna a jeho objed-
navky ibudd rast' podl'a toho, a.
.ko rychle bude moct' zvysovat
vyrobu kar. Ma 1. januara uz Ia
enc vyrabat' po 1000 F'ordiek
denne /. februara po 1000 a bu-
de zvysovat' vyrobu, dokym nedo-
siahne plnej vykonnosti jeho vel'-
kych tovarni, $4,000 kar "a den.
co nastane dakedy lete. Ford e.
Ste vzdy nema vsetky vyrobne ma
siny postavene a preto nemoze Wy
rabat' tol'ko autov, kol 'ko by
chcel uz teraz.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-23
RADOSTNE A BLAzENE VIANoCE
praje vsetkym Ct citaterorn
REDAKCIA.
Divadlo ma
Haselton
Sbor 246. Ligy zahra ma Novj Rok
krasnu dramu. "Poklesky".

Sbor 246. Slovenskej Ligy v Ha-
|selton zacne novy rok 1923 pek-
nou pracou, lebo v ten den zahra
krasne divadlo "Poklesky" v pro-
speech osady Sv. Alzbety. Tato hra
bola po prvy raz ma javisku v
Bratislave Is. decembra 1923. Je
to drama v 4. dejstvach a nemy-
slim, zeby uz bola byvala zahrana
v Amerike. ucast' bud1 mat ma
sledujdci herci: pan M. Kozak, bo-
haty sedliak; pani Yanovich, je-
no zena; 81. X. Mihlan ich dcera.
Ernest Janega, utitel' HruSovsky
ISL. H. Stole, Blazena; p. s. Necko,
polesny, priatel' ueitel'a; p. M.
Bartos, bankar; p. S. Roth, fa-
rar; p. J. Michalsky, organista vo
|vyslnzbe; pi. J. Babyak, stara We
roma; 81. s. Vano, chyzna; 8-roene
|dievea p P. Bartosa, pan Mihlan,
|starec a dve siroty, dcera p. s.
Rotha a syncek p. Babyaka.
Chcem upovedomit' ct. obecen-
|stvo, re kto chce zapoeat' Novy
rok veselo, mech nezaIbudne prist'
-
IL. januara 0 Z. hodtne ve6er do
|skoly Sv. Alsbety ma N. Haseltine
Ave, kde sa to predstavenie bude
|vydrziavat'.
M. J. Lesnak, riaditel'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-23
43 N4oGORNfKOv sA
ZATOPILIO s PONORKOU

Ponorka S-4 Spoj. Statov vra-
zila sobotu do pobrezneho vo-
jenskeho strazneho parnika Paul
ding pri Provincetown, Mass. V
srazke ponorka utrpela vel'kd die
ru padla ma dino mora. Ia Wac
dnl Sest' ndmornych vojakov V
ponorke bolo pri zivote, ale pre-
vel'ke vlnobitie nemohla byt' po-
norka yytiahnuta zijdci zachra-
neni. V stredu sa tito zijlci ma
mornici w neohlasili potapacovi,
90 zna6i, ze sa zadusili pre- nedo-
statok vzduchu. s ponorkou zahy-
nnla tedy celia posadka, pocitu-
jdca 43 muzov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-23
CHCELI JU PoCHovAT,
VSTAI.A ZMRTVYCH

Z v Luray, Va. istej Fannie. Broy-
les padol konar stromu ma hlavu
takou silon, ze zostala lezat' ako
mrtva. Zavolany lekar podpisal
smrtny list zasaly sa pripravy
k pohrabu. Polozily jul do umrlcej
truhly a modlili sa plakali mad
nou. Ale deva nebola mrtva. Po-
cula vSetko, len sa nemohla hy-
bat a hovorit'. Az konecne, ked'
uz malo dojst' k pohrabu, jej brat
ze hyde mihalnicou.. Leka-
ri ju potom priviedli k zivotu a
pohrab vystal.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-23
POVOZNE MA KARACH
Ease ZvYSENE

C. s. McCalla, predseda Youngs
town Municipal Railway Co. ozna-.
mil v pondelok nestskej rade, ze
povozne poplatky ma poulienych
karach budu v stredu zvysene o
&c, z Sc ma &c alebo 6 cekov "a
SOC miesto dosavadnych 7 "a soc.
Transfer bude stat 1c i mad 'alej.
Mestsky fiskal Lewis hned' Dol
povereny poziadat' okresny sud
o docasny zakaz, ktory Dol al W.
dany a TAX zvysehie, poyozneho
bolo oddialene do l. januara. Po-
vozne akiste Cd Noyeho roku bu-
de vySsie o lie, lebo spolocnost
ma smluvu mestom v tom smy-
sic, re ak spolocnost' nezaraba
dost' ma svoj kapital, ma pravo l..
januara povozne zvysit'. Povozne
bolo zvysene asi pred troma rok-
mi, ale vzdor tomu spolocnost w.
kazuje deficit $1,5OO,0 900, ktory sa
nahromadil "a Wac rokov. Tento
deficit ale ME je povazovany znal-
csmi "a skutocny. Vo volebnej
Rampant kandidat. Vogan pove.
dal, ze spolocnost povazuje "a
kapital mnozstvo takych Aar,
ktore uz "a roxy ME sd v sluzbe
a NEST 'anstvo musi ma ne dividen-
dy platit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-23
MAJNERI VYHADZOvANf
z DOMOV MA ULICE

Tisice majnerskych rodin, ako.
by ma vysmech krest 'anstva, Wy.
:hadzovane je vo vianocny tyzden
q domov ma ulice. Po majnerskych
plejzoch totH su majneri ubyto-
vani kompanickych domoch a
teraz, ked' sii ma strajku, kompa-
ME poziadaly federalneho sudcu
Schoonmakera, ably vydal ma maj
neroy zakaz byvania v kompani-
ckych domov, go tcnto al vykonal.
Sudca vykonal nielen to, ale V
svojom sndnom zakaze zabranuie
pod prisnou pokutou pomahat
majnerom apelovat' proti zakazu.
Podobny zakaz, aky vydal sud-
ca Schoonmaker v Pennsylvania,
vydal i sudca Benson w. Hough
v Ohio a 116 majnerskyych rodin
v Belmont a Jefferson okresoch
bude vyhodene, ale az 1. aprila.
Majnerska unia pomaha straj-
kerom ako m6ze. Sbiera Satstvo a
obuv potraviny stavia baraky
ma ich ubytovanie. Dosial' unia
ubytovala vyse 1900 rodin strai-
kerov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-23
HEFFERNAN sA SKRYVA
PRED UCHADZACMI O PRACU

Novozvoleny mayor Joe Hef-
fernan prinuteny je skryvat' sa
pred uchadzacmi pracu ma NEST
skom dome. Jeho Iradovna je v
pravom slova smysle obliehana a
jeho sekretar 81 nevie rady.
Heffernan cisti mestsky dom a
zas prepustil mnohych zamestnan.
GOV, ktori pracovai tam uz dLhsie
roxy. Sl'ubuje sa i reorganizacia
policajneho oddelenia, kde zvlast
medzi detektivmi bude novy po-
riadok zavedeny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-23
Andy Salata
doCalifornie
Mas chyrny futbalista vybrany
zapasit' cainpionstvo medxi W.
chodo1n ! zapadom.

Andrej + Salata, stvrtorocniak
ma Pittsburgh univerzite, ktory
sd preslavil vo futbalovej hire co
tackle, vybrany boil "a elena
univerzitnej eaty, ktora pojde bo-
jovat' do Pasadena, Cal, $ eatoa
Leland Stanford univerzity ma
Novy rok o campionstvo futbalu
medzi vychodom a zapadom. Sa-
lata bude i tn mat iilohu ntocni-
ka a obrancn lobby, GO je NAVY
znamnejsie postavenie v cate o.
krem vodcu. rM .a
Je to vel'ke vyznaccnie pre- mas
no Salatu noviny po celej kra-
jine pfSu o tom. na Sportovych
stranach. So Salatom do Califor-
ME ide Jozef Donces, o ktorom
SINE poculi, ze je tiez slovenskeho
pot 'azne slavianskeho povodu.
Takto dvaja nasi chlapci budt "a
stupovat nielen Youngstown a
Pittsburgh, ale cely vychod Ame-
riky jednej najpozoruhodnej-
sfch futbalovych hier v Amerike.
!. Pan Salata. je aynoms pani Rn.
novi6ovej stnduje "a zubnehd
lekara. Stddie skonci do leta "a
haji zubolekarsku praks Youngs
town. Prajeme mu, aby dopomo-
hol svojej univerzite k rozhodne-
mu Wit 'azstvu. ... .,.