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The Washington times., 1927-09-19

Although most of the interiors
In the Brenon production were
made here before the company
went abroad, the company may
make some added scenes at the;
United Artists studios as soon
as It arrives, according to cable
grams received at the head of
fices of the Joseph NJ. Schenck
organization. Mr.. Schenck is
presenting "Sorrell and Son. as
the first United Artists feature
of the producer-director who
gave the world Beau Geste" and
Peter Pan.
While in England Brenon and
his aides were forced to work
against the handicap Of many
The Washington times., 1927-09-19

foggy and rainy days. Scenes
were filmed in Lonon. along the
Thames River and in the English
countryside, to. match up with
shots made in Hollywood.
Among those who accompanied
Brenon were H. B. Warner.
whose role OF Captain Stephen
Sorrell'' Is his first since 1.-THE
King of Kings Nils Asther. the
kit. SorreilH in the screen yer.
sion of the book that has gone
through scores OF editions In
this country and abroad; Norman
Trevor. the plays Thomas Ro-
land" Mary Nolan. Molly Ro.
land.
The Washington times., 1927-09-19
big z arade'' Third

The Big Parade. which on sat.
urday entered its third week iii
the Columbia Theater. its first
local enlightenment st popular
prices, is proving one OF the most
successful productions ever shown
there. The Interest Of the large
crowds continues undated, and
the stirring battle scenes ana
as powerful an appeal Al when
the premier OF the film season
or so ago created such 4 sensa.
ton.
John Gilbert. Renee Adoree.
Karl Dane and Tom O'Brien
added greatly to their film rep.
utations in this mastery picture.
Gilbert has the role Of an Ameri.
can doughboy-a marked contrast
to the characterization with
which he ii generally identified
land Miss Adoree plays the little
French girI with whom He fails
in love. Dane and OsBrien cast
as Gilbert's buddies IN the Al. y.
#. will long be remembered by
film fans for the excellence az
their Dortrayals
The Washington times., 1927-09-19
Fay WAY Is BUSY

Fay Wray. young actress who
played opposite Emil Jannings in
his forthcoming 's'Ihe Street of
sin" has just been assigned as
the feminine lead In Gary
Cooper's new war picture. The
Legion OF the Condemned. = The
picture will be a sequel to the
tremendously successful air pic
ttre, Wings
The Washington times., 1927-09-19
Made Il, England for
SorreH and Son

three weeks work in England
Herbert Brenon Company which making scenes
at the actual places described in Warwick
Deepngs selling novel, expected to return to California
within a fortnight
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-13
WOMAN DOCTOR
CHARGED WITH
SHOOTING BOY

Los ANGELES, June IA Dr..
Louise Gable, -, retired pa. Sirialn
was held in the county Jail here to-
day rn suspicion Of murder in CON
ncc-lon with the tatal shooting Of
Raymond F'razzini, II, on the Gable
estate yesterday.
Conflicting versions Of tho affair
were given police by Dr. Gable and
her husband, c. F. Cable, attorney
and instructor at the Polytechnic
high school and Dominino Frazzini,
a shoemaker and father Of the boy.
Frazzini told police that in
, company with Raymond and anoth-
81 son, Albino, he went 70 Lanlcr.
SHIN to buy some property, The boys
taking rifles with them to hunt rah-
bits. He asserts that Gable ordered
him from the property and in an
altorcation that followed, Mrs. Ca
be shot Raymond through the
heart.
In cell at the county Jail Mrs.
| Gable declared that Frazzini and
Albino were beating her husband
and that she rushed from the house
with gun. she stumbled and thu
revolver was discharged.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-13
The FRENCH FLTEPS

The public is glad that the search for Nungeer and
Coll is to be continued until thorough exploration
of Newfoundland has been made Although it is pos
sble that these two courageous fiers fell into the At
antc and may never be found the hope still strong
that such Is not the and that their bodies may
be recovered.
Many have hoped that the two men were picked up
by some slowtravelirg vesse-a tramp ship or fish
ing boat without wireless and not destined to come
INTO port early That hope is practically aban-
doned But rumorS persist that the Frenchmen in
their White Bird did reach the coast of North Amer
lea IN region wild and dangerous, where they suffer
ed disaster far from human sight.
The airpane. Jeanne d Are, which is to be used in
the search for them, is Fokker monopane equipped
with motor and compass such as Lindbergh used in
flying over the Atlantic but with pontoons instead
of landing wheels. The three who will make up
the crew of this plane will fly the tracess area
of Newfoundland taking pictures which may be stud
id afterwards and of which may reveal the object
of the search.
For the sake Of the families of Nungesser and
Coli as we'll as their friends and the sympathetic peo
pie of two interested continents, may the Jeanne d.
Arc succeed.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-13
College Exams
Start June 20

Examinations for entrance TO the
University Of California viii be held
dUrlnL the week ot june -u-z5. # is
announced a the -ve.,'tv. These
cXamjnatiDus may be taken at tho
Hearst Gymnasium, ON the Berkeley
campus, at Los Angeles, Carpia-
teria, Ia JoNa, Jiai and Stanford
University. The examinations arr
Tor those who have nor the recon-
m"at"-ions of the principals Of ac-
credited nigh schools oI the state.
and for those who wish ~ enter
other colleges or universities.
This is the first wear tha Uuircr.
sity Of California has not given its
own matricu.atiou examinations.
This year they are given br the col
leg" entrance examination board.
wnich conducts examinations for
many of the principal Institutions OF
higher education throughout United
education throughout lie Unitcl
States, and holds these tests in
some 800 ccutCrs of this country. in
Canada, Europe and io taa ORIENT.
Ghe examinations are ho.d a+ the
same time in ca"h place, ana the
questions Oh the subjects are the
same.
Applicants arc presumed r. hara
received instructions as to tae sub
jects they are TO take and the time
these examinations are u be offer
cd. However, applications stil are
being received upon payment Of the
small additional fee required ~ the
examination board.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-13
Steals From Man
Who Helped Him

J. +. Durham bcfricnded a man
named "Bul" when he came to
Ell Centre from san Diego Saturday
but now Durham is seeking "BilI9
with a vengeance.
According to the report filed at
the sherift's olricc Saturday nighs
Durham picked up the man namrt
BIZ along the highway. giving
lin lift to El Centre. Durham
registered at a local hotel Will
Bill" departed for parts un-
known.
But when Durham began 70 check
mp his Iongin-s he found that
blno ovcrccat and a kodak cas-.
were missing. That $ why he is
now seeking "BilL'
He described the man rs being
about 20 years old, = feet. s inches
tall; s'yarthv complczion; black
hair lie wore dark trousers, a grey
INT and q blue jacket
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-13
Negroes Held As
RObber Suspects
Ey United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, June I3.- f'iEs
negroes. accused Of perpetrating a
score Of recent ro5bcgics. in q n.M-
her of which white women victims
were assaulted after their compau.
ions had been trus~cd up, were ua-
der arrest today here aud in Saceas
mento following police iHyes.l.7=
tion of a month.
The arrest, were the d1stgrau +.
Of confession said TO lave ben
made by Howard Hart, p, nesao.
who was appr-aended several d8Ts
ago by detectives.
He is asserted to haze confess I
60 CHjet OF Detectives Hrrm4u
Cline that ho laj knowledge ~ tbe
rooberi,s and assaults anI named
others who were tlaiie4 - ~ae.a-
meUto and arrested there.
Chief Cline announced to-day tlat
Officers would be sent - ~arra-
m"nto 10 return the three m-n cap
tlrcd there. According to Clino
the gang is responsible Tor aaa7ly
20 roDbaries committed in the citF
and county within ;le pas, tarce
months.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-13
W00dmen Meet
I'm Los Angeles
BY United Press Leased wire

LOS ANGELES, June l3.--More
than 1000 delegates to a joint con
vention of the Sovereign Camp,
Woodmen of the World, and the Su-
pr5me Forest NVoodmcn ulrcIc con.
vs1ed here today for six day
meeting.
The women s drill teams from
Amarillo, Texas, Dennison, Texas
and Omaha, Nebraska, will open
the program of the auxiliary organ
i2ation today with drills, participat-
ed in by national officers, includ-
ing Mrs. Mary +. La Rocca of ON
aha, national president.
At joint session tonight, former
United States Senator Sheppard of
Texas will deliver an address.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-13
BOARD FINISHES
INVESTIGATION OF
STATION BLAZE

Officials of the Southern Pacific
railroad company have completed
systematic inquiry into the causes
/ of tho recent firt which destroy
: ed the company : freight depot
here, June s, and have placed dam
! ages at $lS,9S5. The board Of in
, quiry report to he sent to head
/ quarters is signed by q. L. Gaylord,
superintendent; j. G. Pollard, gon-
cral fire inspector, and !. z. Ed
wards, assistant division engineer.
Regarding the cause of the fire
the report says in part: 1t is the
opinion of this board that the fi"c
was due to the negligence Of c. b.
Hawkins, an cmploye of the Me
Cabe Motor Company, in first,
fueling gasoline tank of Il motor
truck unloaded from an automobile
ear ON to the platform, with con
tainer not equipped with safety de
vices. and secondly, permitting the
can to come in contact with the
terminal Of a storage battery. caus-
ing spark which ignited gasoline
that had run down the side of the
can. due to lack Of safety devices
ordinarily placed on what IS term
cd 4 safety can.
The report recommends that
dealers unloading automobiles from
cars provide safety cans fer fucling
cars and further that at all un-
loading docks where a considerable
number Of machines are handled
supply Of gasoline bc kept ard fur
niShcd to automobile dealers
through the proper appliances. The
board also recommends that when
automobile unloading facilities are
furnished in connection with the
freight house platform, the plat
form be built of concrete aud that
large freight houses be constructed
with fire walls to prevent eyces-
sive drafts. Such method of build
ing will give fire fighters chance
to save the buildings.
Details Of the loss are itemized
as follows:
Frcighthouse. platform &1o,570.49
:. r. 6GS43 woodwork
connlctolv dostravcd 1000
5. =. 24433 wood work
complctolv DESTROYED l2o0.o3
?. L. P. 16o314 and NJ 2.
$500 sides scorched -. 155.00
l. s II. rails and 6Q old
side track ties ............. 10000
Merchandise DESTROYED in
car ....................-. 10000
Freight in warehouse .... 100000
Total -. .....-.....-.....- SIS.9S5.49
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-13
Uses Streets to
Film Scenes
by UrItcd PRESS Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, june 13.-For
the first time in five voars, Mary
Pickford is making movies on the
downtown streets of Los Angeles
today.
Although she has lived in this
city for nearly 20 years, Miss Pick
ford has used tbc streets for Ioca-
ton work only five times during
that period.
With Charles Rogers, Kansas
City YOU, the star's lending man.
she is riding through the streets m
a truck for scenes Of My Best
Girl, - a romance Of the "FIyc and
Ten Cent store.'
The episode, Incidentally, marks
the first appearance before the
camera Of isabelle Sheridan, Of
Toronto, Canada, cousin Of Miss
Pickford, who affixed her signature
to q contract recently.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-13
Local Police
Arrest Four

city police made four arrests over
the weekend. Frank Arillano, .
MeEiean, of CaleXico was arrested
by Patrolma., Van Be-, ~arged
with a violation of traffic laws. He
was released under $l5 bail pending
arraignment in city court.
j. j. Lee, colorcd, of Scelcy and
l.. f. Daley, %, of FL Centre We're
apprchended by the police and lock
cd up on charges Of drunkenness.
Lee later was released under So
bail for appearance later in answer
to the charge.
Harold Clark, l., Of El Centre
was arrested charged with vagran.
ey. He is awaiting arraignment at
the county .iail.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-13
Heart Attack Is
Fatal to Woman

LONG BEACH, June BelieY-
ed 70 have been the victim Of Il
heart attack while bathing her
four.year-oli son, Mrs. Charlotte
Allen, was found drowned in tub
n her home by ucichhors, according
to reports to deputy shcriffs today.
The tragedy was discovered whea
Glen Allen told tine small son of Nj.
and Mrs. \. +. Barnett, that his
mother had fallen into the tub.
No marks of violence were found
on the woman who was known t.
he subject to heart attacks.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-13
San Diego Man
Sought Here

County, state and city police
throughout the valley were on the
watch yesterday for Mitchell Nc
Bride, colored, aged 10, San Diego.
Wires were sent to all parts of the
valley asking assistance in appre-
hending the man with the inform.
alton that he was wanted for as
sault with a deadly weapon. Ac-
cording to the report Mcbride shot
Il woman and a boy i'll the coast
town.
Mcbride was described as being
slender, smooth shavcn and about .
feet, s inches tall. He wore 4
brown suit, brown shoes and Il
brown hat when last seen. He is
driving a Buick coupe.
1t was believed by San Diego pc
lice that he headed cast after the
shooting and is believed to have
come to the valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-13
Scott Resigns
AS Commissioner

Charles +. Scott this morning
turned in his resignation as United
States commissioner. Mr.. Scott
has held the position for Il little
more than Il year and he is leaving
the valley to take a position with a
trust company in Los Angeles. lie
has also given up his position rs
manager of the Valley Steam laun-
dry. It is expected that announce
mont viii be made within the next
few days in regard to his successor
as commissioner
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-13
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. y. G. Smith motor.
81 70 San Diego for the wco' euj
with Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Willough
BY Of Ca!rXico.
" T. Alcwclt. chief Of thc bur.
can of Standardization Of thr state
department Of agriculture is expect
cd in the valley this week.
James T. Coylc of Occansidc, for
merry secretary Of FL Centre cham
Der Of commerce is in the city to-
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-13
AN ANTT-DERT CAMPAIGN

Admitting that have had all sorts of anti
ganizatons, antcigaret, ant-saloon, anti-suffrage
and anti almost everything else of them useful
and many of them futile, Roger Babson would still
like to have one more variety of anti-league. Hr
wants somebody to start ant-debt league and get
everybody to join il. Whether you a bull 4
bear, he says, 'yeu we'll afford to reduce your in
debtedness and get those who you to reduce
: theirs
This sounds easy and sensible When puts the
working details of the idea to practical test however,
: it proves harder than anticipated.
While making special effort to get the paid
for, the grocery bill is allowed to lag bit. When
ones attention is called in uncertain terms to the
grocery bill. the months current money is gone and
savings have to be dipped into.
However, by the steady seIfcontrol of buying less
of everything than the budget calls for and paying
steadily tiny bit more, the debts be reduced
There can be question of the fact that credit
is little too easy. 1t ought to bear a sounder rea
ton to salesmanship The high pressure which drives
people into things they cannot quite afford is bound
in time, to react upon all salesmanship Taking every
pains to lay before prospective purchaser the ad
vantages Of ones product is legitimate. But
driving him over the edge of his reasonable buying
power is selling him into slavery.
On the selling side, the salesman should find out
whether his prospect be expected to be able to
pay his installments without unduly cramping his
living
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-13
Golfers Ready
For Big Match

OtEHONT COUNTRY CLUB,
"A Juno l$.-Aloug the rolling
course Of Oakmont the most famous
.ieHl hat ever set out in quest of
q national open golf championship
was taking lis last practice TODAY.
Tomorrow The field Of $50 of the
world 5 best golfers will tee eff in
quest Of the title that seems to rest
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-13

SO securely with Bobby Jones
lanta.
Setting the pace, as a cha
should, Bobby has domonstrat
His final practice rounds that
ever hopes to beat his must b
pared to come close to par ov
entire - holes.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-13

Ruth Hanna Mccormick is getting ready, they
say to announce her candidacy for governorship Of
Illinois She and Illinois both might do worse And
then what shall we expect Of Alice Roosevelt Long
worth?
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-13

Now that the booteggers are invited to pay fed
eral income tax, how about the dope peddlers?
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-13

At least Soviet Russia serves a useful purpose in
providing national devil for people who longer
believe in personal
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-13
Aged Jurist Dies
I'm Pasade
ny United Press Leased Wi

PASADENA, Calf, June
Nathan Wilson Macy, 50, for
years 4 prominent figure in
bench and bar died at his
here today.
Macy served in a judicial c
ity at Council Bluffs, Iowa, f
consecutive years.
Retirement from the bench
caused by blindness.
He came to California in
locating here.
Tie funeral and intcrmont "
held here On Wednesday.
IT, uew Mckay dam, near
dleton, Oregon, was dedicated
10, Governor Patterson openin.
gates.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24
HASELTON A CAMPBELL
v PLNOM POCTE MA ST.. DEN

Slovaci z Campbell Haselton
pridu ma Slovensky Den do Idora
parku vo stvrtok v plnom pocte,
ako nam oznamu.il zpravodaji.
Ma primluvu Rev. Krispinskeho a
Rev. Kostika ako al viacerych O.
sadnych pracovnfkov, mayor Cor
don obstaral busy, ktore zdarma
poodvazaju narod do parku a po-
tom veeer parku. domov. Busy
zacnu odyazat' l'udf do parku yo
stvrtok rano o 10. hodine zpred
kostola Sv. Jana Krstitel'a ma
Reed Ave. a zpred kostola Sv.
Akbety ma N. Haseltine Ave. Kto
sa chce zdarma do parku odviezt
mech sa dostavf ma urcene miesta
ma cas-. z parku busy zacnl cd.
vazat l'udl 0 s. hodine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24
PREDSTAVENIE
MA STEELTON BOLO KRASNE

Ziactvo skoly Najsv. Mena Je-
lis ma Steelton prilezitosti skon-
cenia skolskeho roku graduova-
MIA 13 ziakov 30 ziaciek uspo-
riadalo medel'u popoludni j ve-
Ger divadelne predstavenie spo.
jene so spevom cvicenim, kto-
re sa i'm krasne vydarilo pri zapl-
nenej miestnosti po oba razy. b.
10 radost' divat' sa ma tie smele
vystupy malNch hercov a este
vacSia pocut' ich slovenskn rec O.
zyvat' sa tn V Amerike, kde 81
sami budujeme a udrziavame sko-
ly, len ably sa nasa mladez pridr-
zala VERY reel svojich predkov.
Divadelne hry 'Zlata hnska" a
"Belinka' boly pekne zahrane a
ko al vsetky me vystupy. Cvicby
so zastavkami boly tiez dobre pre-
vedene. Ale najviac obecenstvo
dojal spev vsetkeho ziactva kras.
nej piesne Slovencina moja'.
Tu kazdemu srdce klopalo silnej-
Sic. Pocas predstavenia hrala pc
kne husky osadna orchestra pod
riadenim p. Michala Pirosku. Pa
nj Kollarova riadila spev dietok a
sestry-ucitel ky, Slovenky, zasln-
zia vsetku pochvalu a lasku osad-
nikov "a krasne e,macvicenie dietok
divadelnym' kGskom i ostatnvm
vystupom.
Skolaci osady Najsv. M. Jezis
buddceho roku budn uz chodit ,
do novel skoly, postavenej nakla-
dom okolo $150,OOO. Bude ich uz
chodit' Wac, lebo doterajSich
miestnostiach pod kostolom nebo-
ly vsetky triedy pre- nedostatok
miesta. Do novel skoly bude cho.
dit okolo 500 slovenskych deti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24

slavnost'
v chrame Sv. Cyrilla Methoda.
81 graduantov obdrzalo diplomy
a 80 ziakov odmeny.

Minulej nedele odbyvane boly
dojimave graduacne slavnosti v
osade Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda, do.
poludnia v nhrame, odpoludnia '
skolskej miestnosti. Graduacie "a,
poealy sa pol 9. hodine rano pri
malej sv. omsi, kedy tridsat' mai.
lepSfch ziakov a ziaciek odmene.
ne bolo krasnymi darmi "a pri.
kladne spravovanie sa skole a
"a vyniknutie uceni. @ pol II.
hodine pri vel 'kej sv. omsi bolo
odovzdavanie diplomov 81 gradu-
anton, q l1torych bolo 30 chap
Gov a 81 dievcat. Duchovny far
nosti, Rev. Jan Method Liscinsky
NAL tej prilezitosti vel'm kras-
nu kazen ku graduantom, ktora
silno dojala ako graduamtov tax
al ich rodicov Kazal o vernosti k
Were, narodu a rodicom, davajic
priklady 20 zivota, ze len take
dietky s1 zdarne, len takych je
nieco dospelom veku, ktore Ia
chovaju vernost' Were, rodicom a
tax i narodu. Ktore dietky sa
spustia tychto troch kotvi, tie sii
strhnute virom ziyota do nest a.
stia a zahnby, takych nikdy niG
nebolo ami nebude.
Chram bol tej prllezitosti pre-
plneny rodicia vsetci veriaci ci-
till vel 'kti radost' 2 talk vysokeho
poctu graduantov a odmenenych
vyniknuvSich ziakov. Ako gradu-
anti tax al rodicia pristnpili ku
sv. spovedi.
Popoludni Dol ma pocest gra-
duantov olovrant V Skolskej miest
nosti, kde sa graduanti a osadni-
eli radostnej nalade do vecera
zabaviIi.
Nasledovni ziaci ziacky gra-
duovali, pod zdarnym vyucova-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24
KABELOGRAM 20
SLCVENSKA.

Bratislava, %. juna. IS. S. n.y.
Apostolsky protonotar Hlinka sla-
vii svoju prvd pontifikamu omsu
nedele v RuzomIberku, v
pritomnosti ministrov Tisu a Ga
zika, zastupcov duchovenstva a
katolickych organizacii. Pc omsi
polozeny bol zakladny kamen kul-
t1rneho domu, ktorF bude stat
pat milionov korln. -
Toho isteho dna, (19. jhna) v
Banskej Bystrici biskupska rezi
dencia evanjelicka fara ozdobe'
ne boly medenymi pamatmymi
doskami Moysesovi a Kuzmany
mu v prftomnosti 10000 l'udu. =
Gessay.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24
Bohaty program prichystany- Odusevnujlca rec base
ball. sokolske cvicby, dostihy cvicba skoskych
detl, tanec

a vselijakych inych zabavnych
vymysloch. Komu bude hor1ce
moze sa plavarni parku oknpat
alebo eerstvymi napojami pod ko.
satymi stromami ochladit'.
Slovensky Den bude ibez OIL a.
du ma pocasie. V pade dada, IT,
sice l'udi vmesti sa pod Stroke
strechy poeetnych budov a tanec.
nej haly parku.
Vstupne ma Slovensky Den je
lplne zdarma. Len pri baseball
hre a pri tanci bude sa platit
mike vstupne.
Kto 81 rodom i citom Slovak a
Slovenka, tn je prilezitost' preu.
kazat sa. Tnde ma Slovenske Dni
dochadzajn desat '-tislcove zastupy
Slovakov, mech je talk al u mas
Mech kazdy pride ma jedin1 vse-
slovenskn slavnost roku - ma
VII. Slovensky Den!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24
ZENSKY POLITICKY KLUB q.
v CAMPBELL NAL BANKET

Minulej soboty ve6er NAL jedi
ny slovensky zensky Politely
Klub ma okolici, banket v Hor-
vatskej hale v Campbell, ktory
sa i'm znamenite vydaril. PAN
Andrej Eperjesi boil toastmaj-
strom, ktory svoju dlohu sikovne
previedol. Pritomne bolo vyse 100
osob. Ma bankete reGnili mnohf
celnejsf l'udia, medzi mimi i nasii
slovenskf advokati a to po sloven-
sky, co i'm veru nemalo strachu
zprvu sposobilo, ale islo i'm to ve-
ru dobre. Kazdy sa ma banketel
yyborne zabavil prial 81, aby ta.I
kych hostin bolo Wac, lebo zeny'
sa do toho dobre rozumej1.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-24
PAN FIALLA s MANZELKOU
MALI 25-ROCNE JUBILEUM

Pochvalne znamy slovensky ma
rodny praeooyynnik, bankar OBJ
chodnik realitami, pan Michal
Fialla manzelkou slayili vo Stvr-
tok, %. jiina strieborne jubileum
svojho st 'astneho manAelstva v
kruhu svojich dietok, rodiny a
priatel 'ov, donna, c. % Ameock
ST., Girard, O.
Panu Fiallovi a jeho milej man
zelke prajeme V zdrayl a blaze
nosti dozit sa zlateho jubileu-
mu! r,