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Evening star., 1927-05-14
STUDENT ENDS LIFE.
Despondent Youth Shoots Self to
Death in Home,

CANTON. n. c.. May IA R.-De-
spondency over classroom failures yes
terday prompted Charles Robertson,
15-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Robertson of Fiberville, to take his
own life, it is believed, and after
checking the facts in connection with
the death of the youth. Chief of Police
A. G.. Russell announced that no in
quest would be held.
Young Robertson, pupil in the To-
cal high school, came home unexpect-
edly shortly after noon yesterday and
went to his room. A few minutes later
members of the family heard pistol
shot and rushed to the room, where
they found him dyinga from a wound
in his temple.
Evening star., 1927-05-14
n.nntinued from Yesterdays Star.l
INsTALLMENT.
CHAPTER LII.

=, banneued providentially that the
Ctones' steward had been taken
IN the night before and the ap'
Il pearance of a new man excited no
unusual interest Stone, who was
st;,l far from, recovered from the at
fac, unon him. had his breakfast
served in his own stateroom. ana TINS
morning Betty Joined him. she asked
svmpathet tically about the MISSING
steward. and Bill replied in monosyi-
lables. He was desperately ANXIOUS
that the girl should not recognize hihi,
and when they looked at his face and
asked him to carry a message 10 MN.
self he blessed the ingenious barber
who had so completely changed his
appearance.
The need for disguise was made ap-
narent when he reached his own cabin
and found two men making very
thoroueb search of the apartment.
The he'd had been thrown off, the
wardrobe was open. One of the
searcbers turned to him as he came
in.
"Where's Holbrook?" he asked in a
hoarse voice.
Neither of them wore the conven-
tional livery of the Proud Sons. and
Rir guessed that those of the gang
who If was absolutely necessary
should be brought into contact with
the messengers went undisguised, so
that the travellers should not be alarm
ed. Afterward he discovered that the
raiders had entirely dispensed with
their robes after the first attack. Bill,
watching the searcherS, wondered
whether they expected to find the miss
ing Holbrook concealed underneath
the mattress. but wisely decided that
il was not a moment for righteousness.
II don't know. sir: he hasn't been
in his cabin all night"
Don't you go telling him we're look
ing for him." said the other. threaten
ingly You've had your orders, stew
ard?"
"Yes. sir" said Bill, humbly. and
went back to Betty with a note that
he had scribbled between the cabins
and which she read with puzzled ex-
preston.
"Mr. Holbrook says we mustn't eX-
pect to see him for the next three
days" she said. as she tossed the let
ter across to her uncle.
Mr.. Stone read the note.
"Humph"' he said What is he do
ing with himself? I'll go along TO his
cabin
l. uOn tnlnk you IL DelIeT, SIT, Sdlu
Bill. He had cultivated high falsetto
voice that set Betty Carew's teeth on
edge. HE said he didn't want to see
anybody. / think he has had a radio
from his office
The girl and her uncle looked at one
another.
Possibly he has some work to do"
she said, uneasily.
Bill went on deck to carry up the
girls cushion and book, and the deck
Evening star., 1927-05-14
P0LA NEGRI TO- WE'D
RUSSIAN PRINCE TODAY
Cold. Gray Dawn Fails to Dampen
Festival Spirit at Chateau
de Rueil.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS. May 14.--Today was Pola
Negri's wedding day. A cold gray
dawn failed to put Il damper on the
festival spirit at the Chateau de Rueil,
where Mayor Mercier of Seraincourt
was to officiate at the ceremony max.
ing the motion picture star the bride
of the young Russian Prince Serge
Mdivani.
Only the families and intimate
friends were to attend the brief cere.
mony. but all the neighbors-the term
being literally interpreted-were bid
den to the elaborate reception, garden
party and fete to follow.
The honeymoon plans were not dis
closed, but 1t is stated that the couple
will sail for the United States a week
from today, the princess to resume
her screen work and the prince to
engage in the Oil business.
Prince Serge is a brother-in-law of
Mae Murray, whose husband is Prince
David Mdivani.
Evening star., 1927-05-14

widow said that for a fortnight prior
to his disappearance, her husband had
appeared worried and that he never
left the house without revolver.
CostenarO was under indictment
with the Cicero mayor, chief of police
and others, for completely in liquor
conspiracies. another Cicero man who
was among those indicted Santo Cele-
broni, was slain shortly after the true
bills were returned last October.
Evening star., 1927-05-14
BY MAX HAHN

ances to have been made after n long
discussion in Taschners room Mon
day night.
Taschner told friends he expected
the other two to back out of the
agreement, but on reading of their
death. announced his own intention
of killing himself.
Evening star., 1927-05-14

r L happened providentially that the
stones steward had been taken
III the night before and the ap'
pearance of new man excited no
n Cfnpa who was
Evening star., 1927-05-14
HOME PERMITS FALL.
No Requests for New Manhattan
Island DWELLINGS.

NEW YORK, May IA CP).-Not a
single permit has been issued this
year for construction of a private
dwelling in Manhattan Island,
In all of 1926, only eight such habi-
tations were erected.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11
DIVADLA A TANECNE
ZABAVY

Divadlo Dram. KriHku Najsv.
NJ. JeEis ma Steelton, 'AniGkina
prva laska' 13. februara popolu-
dni veGer v hale novel osadnej
Skoly.
Ma 20. febr. tento isty kriizok
zahra "AnHkinu .prvn lasku' V
Campbell v Memorial high school
popoludni pol 3. hodine.
Divadlo 2"Rozmiajrfn" ktore
zahra Dram. KrtMok Sboru JAG.
TSJS, bude 49,. 20. .februara
veter pol 8 hodine V skole Sv.
Cyrifla a Methoda.
Sedliacku tanecnn za'bavu uspo-
riadajti dcastinari Sokolovne ma
Homewood Ave. dina 10. februa-
ra vecer.
Mladez osady Sv. AHbety ma
fasiangovt taneGnn zabavu tejto
soboty, ~ februara vecer V sko-
lie Sv. Alzbety.
Slovensky Politicky Klub V
Campbell vydr5iava Valentine
taneen1 zabavu v pondelok, IA.
februara veGer v Talianskej hale
ma 18th st. Gordon Ave.
Venice X. Sokoliek V Campbell
ma tanecn1 zabavu v sobotu, 26.
februara yecer Talianskej hale.
Spolok P. M. Magdaleny, cfslo
1872. PSKZJ. v Campbell vydrzia-
va fasiangovn taneen1 za|bavu v
Talianskej hale dna % februara
vecer.
Cfslo TAG IKSJ. vo Warren bu-
de mat fasiangovy bal dina 26.
februara vecer Moose Hall ma
Franklin ST. vo> Warren.
Odbor 731 MSS. vo Warren, O..
vydrziava l. marca vecer vel ky
bal v Jnhoslovanskom dome, 1915
Burton Ave. ma Stop 37H.
v Struthers, O. je osadny ta-
nee, usporiadany Dis. l6n Penn
sylvanskej zenskej Jednoty v t1-
! to sobotu vecer ' osadnei hale.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11
POZVANIE MA PRVU FA$IAN-
Govt TANEtNU ZkBAvU &.
3O8. IKsJ. MA STEELrON.

Ctenf 'bratia "a sestry, synovia a
dc'ery Kristu a narode! Osme-
lnjem sa vas povolat ma mas prvy
vel Ky tanec, ktoty nsporiada Wy
Sc menovany spolok ma fasiango-
w ntorok, to jest dna |. narca
1927 ' nasej noyej skole, V ktorc.i
maine j velhni pekn1 tanefnn
mlestnost a ia znam itfam, zc
tsedci prfdetc ma tento tanec, do
nasej prekrasncj miestnosti, bo
nielcn vase nohy bndl ziadostiv6
sa vytancovat' ma tie ostatnie fa-
siangy, ale vase srdce bude Zia-
dostive videt' til naSu novil Sko-
lu, ktor1 81 ten chndobny sloven-
sky katoDiaky l'ud "a svojc fake
mozole dial vystavit', a budetc
prekvapeni mad vsetkym! Ked
sem prldete, nielen re 81 obzrete
til budovm, ale sa dostatocnc i
vytancujete. Tu bndr hrat' til
najvybornejSia orchestra pre- mla-
dez, a abby my, ako starsi, smc
neboli ukrivdeni, budemc mat
muziku i pre- starych, a zahrajii
nam Gardas. Len mech 81 kaHdy o.
strohy pripravf, zeby NAL elm
postrngat'. Bude sarisska, bo
bez toho ami nemoze byt'. ia som
Sarisan a chcem 81 sariSskn tiez
zatancovat'. Bez vVnmmky, pri
dobrej voli, vsetko 'bude, len ked
nam da Pan Bob zdravia. TAX
este raz vas pytam, prid'te vsetci
jak start TAX mladi, bez rozdielu
nabozenstva a pocitite, ze SINE va
81 bratia, k tomu Slovaci. Mech
je ma tom bale naplneny duch slo-
vcnsky ma kazdej strane. Budete
mcdzi nami uvitanf po bratsky a
20 krest 'ansky uist 'njeme vas,
re sa dobrc vytancujete. Blldeme
mat tam i 60 vas obcerstvi. co vas
bnde hriat' j chladit'. TO VAN ia
to rucim vas dobrc znamy pria-
tel a. predseda spolku Mena Jc-
lis, Gdslo 309. IKSJ.
Mattel Kucko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11
KRsTINY so sBIERKoU.

v nedel'l pekne sloyenske& kr-
stiny odbyvaly sa domacnosti
Ludvika a Amy Sobmovsky, ma
ktorych oslavene bolo narodepie
sa ich synka .Jozefa. Malicky pol
pokrsteny Rev. Kozelkom chra
me Sv. Mateia ma ,Lansingville.
KrstnFmi rodiami boil Albert a
Katar1na Kocur. Ma krstinach
bola bohata hostina a panovala
veseh nalada. Pritom nezabudli
SINE ma svoj novy chram a zavie-
dli sbierku, ku ktorej prispeli:
LudviR Sobinovsky $500, Albert
Kocur $1.O0, Adolf Filicky $1.00,
Michal Fil1cky $l.OO, Stefan Les
kovjansky $1.0O, Jan Smrcchan-
sky $1.0O, Klement Smrechansky
$1.OO, Alojz Klein $1.00, Jozef
Klein starsf soc, Jozef Klein
mladI SOC, Albert Shrek soc,
Jan Bujnovsky soc, Jan Tisajo-
vich SOC, Jan MaJkaovich soc,
Michal Polak 25c. Spolu 1925.
Darcom vyslovujem Pan Bob "a
plat "a st 'astnym rodicom pra-
jem, aby 70 svojho syna vycho-
vail dobreho Slovaka dozili sa
q neho mnoho radosti.
Pritomny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11

slsyrh hradov a blahozelal inn "a |
vyddbytie prvei ceny minuIeho
leta. Tiez povedal kratke pripo-
viedky.
Dalsimi reGnikani boil: Jan Ya-
vofsky "a Ilansingville Improve
ment Club, J. t. Maruskin IA So
kolstvo. Br. Maruskin vysyetloval
60 evicenie znaHnena, ze len roz-
lMnvm cvicenim, al1o st1 telocyik,
fobda, skoky, be'hy atd'. mozeme
byt' nafodom kulttrnym, len cvi-
cenim nadobudnemc zdrave telo
a v zdrayom tele zdrayfho ducha.
Posmcloval mladcnnov, ably sa
dali do prace a cviGili svoja schop-
nosti. Spomcnul Babe Ruth, Tun-
ncyho, Carnsa a Valentino, ako
d'alcko dospcli, ked' svoje schop-
nosti cibrili. Dalej Michal Baea
$ pomocou vsetkNch zaspieval slo-
vensk1 hyunnu Hej, Slovaci br.
Pavel Ralz co toastmajster pod "a
koyal vsetkym a vSetei ilcinkova-
telia ako al recnici boli odmene-
nj hllucnym potleskom. Jednym
Elovom bolo vsetko vybornc.
Club room ie ozdIbeny a zaria-
deny pckne naradim, stolkam,
stolom, lampou, kanapou, hoida-
clmi pohovkami, obrazmi atd'.
Kto by NAL narodne obrazy
chcel by ieh podarovat', mech do
nesie, tiez al :knihy. Kto by
chcel vstnpit do AtFetickeho
KLubu, mech sa hlasi V pool room
II j. Frankie. Club Room je otvo-
reny utorok a sobotu vecer,
sch6dze sli 2. nedel'u mesiaca.
Dalej pisatel' ako al mnohi ini
navrhuje, ably do lobdarskej caty
bola dana prednost' nasim chlap-
com, ktorf chcii hrat' lobdu. Mech
l1aadtm sa da prilezitost' nau-
cit sa lobdu hrat' a ncbrat' vSa-
liiaklch, ktori ht'adia len lob
darsku pokladnicu vyeerpat''. Mi
nnlil sobotu SINE sa presvedcili, ze
name sill dost', chlapci slovenski
vyrasteni ako jedle Sikovni ako
vcely.
Ku d d'alsei praci prajem vset-
kNm ildom Atlctickeho Klubu
mnoho zdaru. Zdar Bob!
i J. L. NJ, pritomny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
(DOkonSenie s 2. strany)

Dokonsenie 2. strany)
ny bic tvojna, dospela ku koncu.
Avsak ak 81 Bob praje, ably POI
kra1ovala tax dlhy cas-, az vse-
tko bohatstUo nahromadene dye-
stopat 'desiatimi rokmi otroe4ke.j,
neodplatitel'nej, I 'aakej roboty
sa nei utopi, az kazda kvapka
krvi preliata 1derami biwa brde
splatena insou, preliaton metom,
potom, ako pred troma tisicmi
rokov bolo recene, ali my musl-
me RECT: "S1d bozr ie praydi-
w II sprayodlivy."
rs nenavist ON k nikomn, la
skou ku laademu, nezdolnost 'ou
v pravdc, ako Boh nam praydu
zjavuje, snaAme sa ukoneit pra-
en-, ktoril sme zacali: zaviaZat' ra-
ny naroda; postarat' sa toho,
kto valku presiel 0 vdovy a ST.
roty po padlych; snaame sa ufo-
Bit ySetko, ably sme dosiahi a
v ibudicnosti 81 vazili spravodli-
.vfho trvacneho mieru medzi
nami samymi so vSetkymi o.
| statnymi narodami.' ... ..
! Iiaden druh vojny neuvol nj
toll zlyych WASN'T, aRo vojna OBJ
| cianSka a americka obcianska VOL
ma nebola v tom OIL 'ade ziadnou
vynimkou. Keby boil Lincoln v
tel dobe I'll, tragick6 zkdsenosti,
ktorymi Juh musel po vojne sa
prebojovavat', byvaly by istotne
znacne zmiernene, mono eel
kom zabranene. On by bol bvval
vedel. ako "zaviazat' rany svoj-
no naroda". Bola to ironia dejin,
ze tento vynlkaj jilci muz Dol wy
trhnuty zivotu Ginom fanat ickeho
prlvr2enca Jnhu prave V dobe,
ked jeho spravodlivy a laskavy
dnch Dol najvialc narodh potreb.
ny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11
NOVY URAD A FINANCNA
ZPRAVA 6. 1866. IKSzJ.

Spolok Navst. Panny Marie, {.
1856. IKSZJ. Struthers, odbyval
rocnn sohodzu dina 10 decembra.
Ma tel schodzi voleny Dol trad
ma rok 1927 a zvoleny bol jedno-
hlasne starry. Vsetky 1radnicky
st1 nasledovne: zofia Hutira, pred
sedkyna Anna Gura, podpred-
sedkyna; Katarina Sekerak, TIC
tovnicka; Juhana Danko, pod
.ilctovnieka; Alzbeta Gaibrik "a
pisnfGka; Maria Sekerak poklad-
nicka; ANbeta Denes dozorkyna
chorych; Maria Virostek Ka-
tarina Virostek dozorkyne majet-
ku; Anna Lesnicky straz.
Schodze vydrziavajti sa kazd1
3. nedel'u mesiaci hale osady
Sv. Trojici o /. hod. popoludni.
KOcne ucty Sll naSledOyne:
Mesaens prijmy "a 1926, 4,311.29
Interes "a cely rok 67.35
Spolu prijmy $4,378.64
Vydaj "a rok 1926 boil $4,3N.48
Prenaska z roku 1925 $1,737.82
Zvysok interesom 74.16
Cely majetok spolu $1,611 .08
(do l. januara 1929
Oznamujem ct. sestram, ably sa
sdGastnily sch6dze dina 20. feb
-rnara. Ma tel sdhtdzi bude 80 po-
jednavat' 0 vaznych veciach.
Alxbsta oGbrik z&pisniGka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11
PAM Katana Habovsly p Ste komice scene d
vadelneho kusu "Roznairfn'

Drama, ktorn zahra Dramaticky
Krl1oll Sboru 146. T. s. j. Sokol
ma sobotu, 10. februara ma ne
del u, 20. februara v Skole Sv.
Cyrilla a Methoda, jc uznavana
vsade ma Slovensku "a najlepSi
diyademy kus slovensky. Je. mi
moriadne bohata ma sceny, ktore
mocne posobia ma srd'oe i myself
cloveka. Je v nej kus tragedie
l'udovej, obraz chudoby nasho
l'udu, snov i nadeji mladeze, w
javy radosti a veselosti, bezsta-
rostneho zivota i chladnej vypo-
cftavosti bezcitnej duse. Daktore
yyjavy tax silno zatrasii srdcom
1ivaka, ze- sa nebude moct opa-
novat'. TAX sa vpije do hry, re
bude jul povazovat va cast svoj-
no zivota.
"Rozma!jrin' bude hrany len
v tieto diva dni: 10. a 20. februa-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11
SCH0DZA SPOLKU SV. L'UD.
MIIY. .,.a

'Spolok Sv. L'udmily, cislo 325
INKMJ. povolava svoie ndkyme
ma schodZu, ktora sa bude odby-
vat 13. fe,bruara. Ma sa kazda
dostavit lebo pridu vazne veci
ma pretras. Taktiez dostali SINE
Jeden rllzenec z Taliamska ma dar.
Talk prid 'te vsetky sestry 81 no
obzret Som ista, ze ste ziadna
takyto ruzenec este nevidely. ia
som este nikdy nevidela TAX kras-
ne'ho. Som S pozdraNom ma vSe-
tky moje spolusestry,
Maria Melek, zapisnicka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11
osADNfCKA FASIANGOVA
ZABAVA v STRUTHERS

V tnto sobotu vecer, 12. feb
ruara usporiada Gfslo 1S0. Penn
sylvanskej Slov. Zenskej Jednoty
fasiangovn taneGn1 zabavu V pro.
speech osady Sv. Trojice v >Stru-
theirs, V osadnej hale. Bude toto
opravdu fasiangova zabava a vse-
tel Slovaci 70 Struthers a okolia
s1 ma nu iictive pozvani. Vybor-
ma hudba bude hrat a nase zeni-
cky postarajl sa o kazdeho, aby
sa dobre a veselO citil.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11

IA veeer, len Skole Sv. Cy-
rilla a MetIhoda. Kus je privel'-
ky pre- inc javiSka slovenskt --
hra az 36 osob. ZvlaStne predsta-
venic pre- deti nebude. Ktore die
tky prfdu, bud1 platit' vstupne
ako ySetci ostatni, olrem malic
kych dietok, ktore 81 matky bu-
dl draat v lone. Rodicia s1 zia
DAM, ably, ak nemusia, dntky do
miestnosti nepriviedli, lebo je to
kus, ktoremu deti moe neporozu.
mia TAX nebudu mat V nom "a
ujmll. Toto divadlo vypravit
stale hodne penazi, ale jeho vide
ME bude hodno kazdemu mnoho
nasobne viac,, nez je vstupne
PredoSle predstavenia tohto dra.
matickeho kriEku rucia "a to, ze
divadlo bude kazdeho OIL 'adl:
divadlom pryei triedy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11
81. sBoR sLovENsKEJ
IfGY JUBILOVAL

Sbor 81. Slovenskej Ligy '
Cleveland slavil 10. vyrocie svoj-
ho jestyovania minulej nedele V
hale osady Sv. Ladislava. Ma ju-
bileume recnil predseda Ligy, p.
Ivan Bielek, tajomnik p. Jan Ko-
CDR, Rev i. Necid 9 ini. Kedy bu-
do nase sbory Youngstown ju-
bilovat'9
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11
osADNA TANE6NA ZABAvA
M.ADEzE v HASELTON

Haseltonska mladez pri osade
Sv. AlEbety usporiada tejto sobo-
ty, II. februara veGer v skole ma
N. Haseltine Ave. vel l'kii fasian-
govd zabayu, ma ktor1 povolava
vsetkych Slovakov priatel 'ov
osady. Za6iatok zaIbavy je 0 s.
hodine. Znamenita orchestra bu-
de brat rezke tance ka5dy sa
-ddbre zabavf. Postarane je al Q
dobre zakusky a napoje.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-11
ATLETICKY KLUB v SVOJEJ
VLAsTNEJ MIESTNOST1

Lansingvillsky Atleticky -Kfub
odbvval prvv veeierok v svojom
novom Club Room V sobotu, 5. feb
rnara pod halou " Sokolovni ma
Homewood Ave-, "a ilcelom sre-
organizovania lobdarskej caty ma
budice leto. Teraz tiez hrajn ko-
Sikovd hru v Adam school audi
tori,me. Ma vecierku bola vel'-
ka navSteva a radost' vlastne-
no hniezdocka viditel ma bola ma
tvari kaEdeho elena. Pisat ell a
tychto riadkov prekvapilo, ked
vitlcl tax vel'ky pocet odrastlych
bystrych dhlapcov. Nikdy sa ne
nazdal, ze ich je uz tol'ko ma
Lansingville. Jan Valko oznamil,
re par mindt po 8. hodine Ia
enc sa vecierok dl'a programu.
Nato vstilpil predseda khlbu Jan
Frankie vymenoval "a toastmaj-
stra Pavla Raka, ktory oehotne
pri,;al a svoju 1lohu vyiborne pre-
viedol. Pavel Rak vyyolal Jana
Rcpaskeho, ably povedal privita-
jticu rec, co ten al ochotne urobil
a tiez vysvetlil ciel' vecierku.
Dalej sa pokracovaio podl'a pro-
gramu.
Prvy/yystup Dol pan Vagas a
Sutak, solo spev. Pan Vagas je
vel mi dobry spevak, mohol by
neho byt' slovensky Caruso. ia
mu to prajem.
Druhyy vystup pastnyy zapas,
Fox proti URcnenn, a Pavuk
proti Motoskovi. Boxovanie pre-
viedli vyborne po 3 rounds.
Treti vystup Dol harmonikou
ma dsta, stvrty anglicle spevy.
Spev slovensky "Nebudem sa ze-
nit" J. Javorsky. spev anglieky
a slovensky miesano "Dakujem
"a bogy raid" Pavel Rak a j.
Gbur. Dalej spievali stvorhlasne
Sutak, Kotasek, Rak a Thurik.
Vsetci boil odmeneni potleskom.
Spievai al INF, ale ich mena ne
viem, lebo boil inej narodnosti.
Dalej nasledovali recnfci. Pr
wynn boil br. Juraj Labuda, ktory
posilnoval mladez k praci "a Bo-
ha a narod q ably sa mladeEou "a
plnily pra1dne miesta V dradoch
spolkov a klubov, lebo ze start sa
uz musial utiahnut' do tichoty.
Pan Babey 70 Struthers NAL
peknd rec v angliEtine . lobd6r-
skej hre . pochTalil lansingvill-
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MUSIGRAPHS

KATHARYN McNEAL, the young
~ Washington pianist who estab-
lished q studio here with much sue
cess in the exposition and teaching of
technique for ultra modern music in
depreciation, left the city Thursday
en- route for her honeymoon as
Mrs. Frost. wife of Lieut.. Comdr. l.. G..
Frost. L. s. n. The marriage took
place July Fl in Philadelphia in the
presence Of only few intimate
friends. The announcements, how
ever. were just issued within the last
few days.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Frost will
go directly to East Liverpool, Ohio
motoring there, to visit the bride.
groom's immediate family. They will
then motor to Cleveland for short
stay before going to Lake Sebago
Me-, via New York City. After a
house party at the Maine lake, they
will return to Washington for a few
days. They sail from Norfolk Septem.
Der 20 for Haiti. where Lieut. Comdr
Frost. who has been on duty in
the Navy Department in Washing
ton for the past year. will go under
orders to duty at Port au Prince. or
two-year assignment. Washington
loses a keen enthusiast and authorize
tive interpreter in the new music
when Mrs. Frost turns her attention
elsewhere for two years at least.
Vacation news from Henry Xander
Washington musician, who Is spend
ing the Summer months in New York
City, where he expects to remain
until October /, 'indulging in music
and natatorial sports" indicates that
1.-The stadium concerts are better thar
ever and the acoustics of the new
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SATURDAY.
SATURDAY.
March. "Washington Post. ....... Sou
Overture; Bohemian Girl. Bal
Amato and Robert Steel
Featured at Atlantic City
DAsoUALE AA1ATo, renowned bari.

pAsoUALE AMATo, renowned bari.
tone. who. for 16 seasons, has
sung principal baritone roles at the
Metropolitan Opera House, will sing
in the ballroom on the Steel Pier. At
lantic City, this evening at 915. The
phenomenal ability. of Amato Is as
evident in concert as it is in opera.
He has sung with all the great SYM
phony urchestras of this country. ne
brings the same cOnsummate art anu
emotional significance to the concert
platform as is displayed In opera. TO-
day Amato stands as one OF the pest
known and best beloved living singers.
Among the numbers on his program
will be 20 del milo dolce ardor tGluck}'
"Dansa fanciulla'' Duranto), La
Mer" Borodine). "Canzone di War.
LEM (Nfoussorgsky), aria from ''Zaza,
Ueoncavallo) and "Casatine Figaro
Rossinf. He will also sing the duet.
La ci darem la mano" from Don
Juan" by Mozart, with Ethel Dobson'
who will be the associate artist WIN
Mr.. Amato.
Miss Dobson will sing as solo num-
bers the aria "Ah, Fore lui," from
Ia Traviata": songs by Jhon Prin-
die Scott, Richard Straus and cur
ran. and to the flute Obligato OF
Charles Cinti. Miss Dobson will sing
the Snake Charmer's Song" from the
Golden Threshold" Gehman). and
'Lo, Hear the Gentle Lark" bishop
At the afternoon concert In the
Steel Pier ballroom at AIS. Robert
Steel, baritone of the Chicago civic
Opera Co.. will sing program OK
songs by Grieg. Critics. Kramer,
Busch, Mendelssohn, Leone, Speaks
and the aria. "Eri tu," from the
"Masked Ball" by Verdi. Esther Dob'
son will also be the associate artist
with Mr.. Steel at the afternoon con-
cert.
No separate admission charge is
made to these concerts. the same be
ing free to patrons of the Steel Pier