davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-02
MINISTER UDRZAL o CSL.
ARMADE.

Praiha, %. nov. { Radio ZOZ) Mi
mister NarodneJ Obrany Udrzal
prehlasil V rozpoctovom whore,
re Cesko- -Slovensko zbroji ma o.
branu mierovych smltv a lproti
utocnikovi. Nemoze odzbrojit
skor, nez TAX urobia silnejSie, "a
istenejsie a menej exponovane ma
rody.. System milicny je Cesko-
Slovensku nemozny q d6vodov po-
litickych financnych. Odobra-
MIN volebneho prava vojakom cd
politizovala vlada armadu. Po-
sledne manevry ukazaly, re nasa
armada snesie porovnanie ar
madami modernejsimi. Csl. arma-
da plnl tiez kultnrne ukoly: Lam
skeho roxy .bolo usporiadane IS
kurzov zemedelskych a 100 kur-
zoy zivnostenskych. SluHobna do
ba bude skratena q is mesiacoy
ma Il. Vecne yydaje na armada
snlzene boly 6 procent.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-02
sPOLOCNA SAMOVRAzDA
MANzELOV.

Samuel Bondy, obchodnik Ho-
domino prisiel V jednu nedel'u so
svojou mnoho mladsou aenou 90
Burskeho Sv. Mikulasa (Bratlsl.
zupa), odkial' jeho zena pocha-
dzala a ubytovali sa v rodicov-
skom dome BondyoSej. Ale Y do
me sa dlho nezdrzali odisli u
dame ma prechadzku. ked sa d.
ho nevracali, dali ich pribuzni We
Ger hl'adat', ale marne. Otvorili
pre.o ich batozinu a nasli V neJ
smutocny obiek pre- muza i .zenu
a okrem toho dopis, v ktorom oba
manzelia oznamovali svojim prl-
buznym, ze sa rozhodli dobrovol-
ne zomret' a preto,ze prisli do 2.
Sv. Mikulasa. D'alej oznamoyah,
ze k znfalemu emu ich primaly
finanGne nesnadze, menovite okol-
most, ze nemozu zaplatit svoJe
dkoby a ziadali, ably ich pocho-
vail v smutocnych satoch, ktore
81 priniesli. Ma druby den rano
patrali pribuzni po Bondyoycoch
d 'alej a podarilo sa skutocne
naist oboch v istei zahrade. Ale
oba boil uz mrtyi. Bondy nal li hrij
do prerezane vel kim kuchyn-
skyym nozom a jeho zena bola "a
hrddsena. ODE mrtNoly boly po-
choyane ia cmiteri Bur. Sv.
Mikulasi, ako 81 Bondyova zla-
dala.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-02
NALEZ ZI.ATA A STRIEBRA
MA PODK. RUSI.

Pri Novych Klenovciach IA
Podk. Rusi sa uz dlhsi cas- patra
po zlatonosnych kremicitych slo-
zeninach, ktore musia obsahovat
podl'a dobrozdania banskych od-
bornikov vel'ke procento zlata.
Dna %. oktobra prisli robotnici
pri kutani v hlbke 6 metrov na
zilu, ktora sd zda vel'm who'd
nou, lebo obsahuje skutocne slu-
DENNY zlata a striebra.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-02
poKL1S FRAlf06NK1H0
) .vuNxkSTrk.

W dlhsm dobh prejavuje So vo
francdzskoan vinarsdpe staly po-
kIss. Plooha yenouan1 pestoraniu
vfna-sa Y poslednyo oh 'desat' 'roeiach
znstel ne smen5ila. Odbornici sd-
dia, ze tu pSsobf vliv postupneho
ochladsoyania zeins. q toho d6yo-
'du; ustupuje hranica p5dy, ma kto-
rel 81 vinoss 50 zdaroin pestuje sta
le Wac vice No juh. Pred sto
rokmi psstovalo 50 vino este ] Y
na5sepernejsej Francii a este pred
40 rokmi bolo ned 'aleko Pariza
na 90, 600 hektarov vinorodnej po-
dy, kdezto teraz uz v tychto kra-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-02
DoKLAD GEsKo-sLoVEN.
SKEJ VZAJOMNoSTI,

Ako sa dozvedame, vydal NEST
sky skolsky vybor. v Prahe yynos,
ktorym sa upozornuje, aby pri ma
kupe knih pre- ziakovske a ucitep
ske kniznice prizeralo sa k tomu,
ably boly nakupoyane j sloyenske
knihy. Tento pokyn je dokladom
nasej yzajomnosti a svedci o po-
rozumeni pre- slovenskl literatl-
ri. Treba 81 len zelat', ably podob-
ne opatrenie bolo urobene pre-
obecne kniznice v historickych
krajoch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-02
sK0LY MA vYCH. sLo.
VENSKU.

V obciach Harcar Lucka, Do
broslave Brezovke v okrese pre-
Sovskom budu stavat' tri move
statne l'udove skoly. Pripravne
prace pokroeily natol'ko, ze okr.
urad Presove vypisal uz stlbeh
na staybu. - Okrem toho bude sa
stavat' nova skola vo Volici, o.
kres Medzilaborce.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-02
sKoRo 5000 RoBoTNfKoV Blu.
DUJE zELEZNICE MA SLOW.

Ma stavbe noyych slovenskych
zeleznic zamestnanydh je celkom
1927 robotnikov. z toho ma trait
Veseli na Morave--Noye Mesto
mad Vahom 1867 a ma trait Han
dlova-Horna Stubna pri zahaio-
vacfch pracach predbeane ITO ro-
botnikov. Okrern toho je ma mo-
raysko-slovenskNch hraniciach ma
trait Vsetin Bilnica-Brumov "a
mestnane 2,O55 robotnikov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-02
nuDtc1 zAHRANIcNH HHI
STER.

Niektore seskf sloEsnslas ca
sopisy oznamqil, ze budl!cim csl.
zahranicnJm ministrom bude dr..
Hodza, ktory poslednej dobe
vein okazale gystppnie x ppprs-
di ysetkych akch reprezentnJu-
cich Ceskoslovensku repnbliku Y
cudeine. q
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-02

joch nieto dostatok tepla q preto
museil tamojsiu podu zdzitkovat
ma IND urodu. Turainskf wharf su
okrem toho znepokojeni tiez neu-
stale stdpajdeou vlhkost 'ou fran
cdzskej vinorodnej p6dy, TAX ze
hl'adia do buddcna 5 vel O.
bavami.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-02
Po6EoFS t1RA1.

Nedayno vlamali 50 neFnami
paeAatelia, do spdlfo oyeho lqraduA ~
SpSskom Podhradi .uksadli Cd
tial' 3o,oOb Kss. r Podrobnosti Via
mania a kradsze ME So este INA
me, ale kosicke riaditel' l'styo post,
ako j policia, " sz0je orga.
ny, ably yec vyse setrily
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-02
PIE DEMoKRAT1CKE cEsKo.
SLov1NsKO.

Vo svojom vymampom preja-
Ne, usinenom utorkovej schodzi
rozpoctoveho vyboru poslaneckej
snemorni,. kladol mipistersky
predseda dr.. A. Svehla 5 prakti-
sck6ho hl'adiska svojich dlhele-
tich po1itickych q stdtnhktch
zkisenosti hlavny doraz ma pra-
VII demokraciu. Demokracia ia
mnsi prenikn1t cely mas narod-
III, hospodarsky j osvetovy zivot,
hlayne ale tiez cillnost' nasho l'u-
doveho zakonodarstva, ktore nie
je len parlamentom, ktore slovo
pochadza Cd francuzskeho slova
parler - hovorit', ale miestom,
kde kazdy dl'a syojich sill a zku-
senosti pracuje k dobru svoJho
voliestva k blahu narodneho a.
statneho celku.
z demokratickeho creda yyply-
va tieZ nutnost' odstranit' vSet-
Ky prezitky stredoveke, ako feu-
dalizmus, jeho latifundiami, lebo
ked sme odstranili 81 'achtictyo a.
ko privilegium, museli sme tiez
prikrocit' k demokratizacii p6dy,
ktora najvaSej easti nalezi pra-
We 1zkemu kruhu l'udi po maj
viacej tabora politicky i narod-
ne nepriate tel 'skeho.
Tym, ktori bojuja proti pozem-
kovej reforme ei w donna, ti V "a
hranici, povedal ministersky pred
seda vo svojom expoze celkom
rozhodne a hlasite: Ruky prec
Tym tiez odbyl prayom j obdob-
ne snahy vel 'kostatkarov a A'ach
ticoy mad 'arskych. @5'.s.
z prejavu ministerskeho pred
sedu Dol zaiste najdolejsim odsta-
wee 0 nutnosti narodneho smeru
y nasej republike, ktoreho sa ne
da dosiahnut' paragrafmi u zele.
neho stolu, ale mierovou spolu.
pracou oboch narodov. S povd a.
kom poukazal ministersky precise.
da ma sl'ubny zaeiatok V prvom
roku sucinnosti cesko-nemeckej,
kladol len Nemcom Ia srdce, re
v praci su tax vyznamnym rov.
nopravnym zivlom, re nepotrebu,
jd, ably ku konci kazdeho tyzdna
81 ziadali "a vykonanu pracu zvla'
stnu mzdu. Vylicil ako s1 Mani
ma rovnakej linii svojimi obcian.
skymi pravami, svojim zastupe'
MIN V parlamerte, V obore skol.
stva a ako t'azia 70 vsetkych w.
hod nasho hospodarskeho livota
.Ku koncu prehlasil premier via
dy, ze sa celym svoiim dielon
stavia "a myslienku dohody me
dzinarodnej, ktora je praye tai
zaujmom kazdeho jednotliyca, u
ko statneho celku.
Mozme povedat', ze prejav mi
nisterskeho predsedu boil progra
movou re6ou ME pre- stranu, nit
pre- nejake soskupenie stran, all
Dol nej podany program pre- ce
Iii republiku, ku ktoremu sd mus
hlasit' a what no "a syoj kazdy
kto uprimne a poctiye, ME mac,
ako ministersky predseda sam
chce demokraticke Geskosloyen
skol ct. o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-02
rs ~ n
RozTRHANT RU6NfM GRA-
NATION ]

l4-rosny cIilapec Jozef Gibeli v
Leyiciach nasiel ma poll plny rue
ny grasat. Chlapec alderil DO gra-
natu palicou, tento vybdsl a pc
1t 'astnlk .bol vybuehem ma kusy
foztrhany.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-02

miestnen6 bury penazna, plodi-
nova a drevarska a rome inc We:
refine institucie. Pc vybudovani
tohoto pala'ca .bude bratislavska
plodinova burza obchodovat' sest'
dni V tyzdni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-02
JANo6fKOy POKLAD!

Najnovsi roman . tomto sloven-
skom bohatierovi a jeho polka
doch. Nasledkom zakIpenia VEL
keho nakladu "a snizenn cenu ST..
Je to vel mi pitavy roman ma
Is obrazov.
B Vt ~nJ 1rny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-02
PALAC v BRATI.
SLAVE.

V Bratislaye postaveny bude
vel ky obehodny palac nakladom
25 milionoy Kcs. Budu nom u
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-02
Pre- Chlapcov

Po 25c do 5Oc-Ciste irske lano-
We, cisto biele, rozlicnym o.
krajovanim.
Pc 15c 25c-Barevne satoeky
vpletanym okrajom no.
vych vzoroch.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-01
Check Is Being Made
In Corn BOrer Fight

whether the corn borer has been
conquered in Ohio, Michigan. In.
diana, New York and Pennsylvania,
under the stimulus Of $4,000, 600
appropriation by Congress, will not
be known until the Department OF
Agriculture has completed survey
Of the infested area about September
80. it was announced today.
Approximately $50 townships are
being surveyed. involving five corn
fields per township. Within each
field q census IS taken by experts ex.
perienced in locating the destructive
borer.
when the campaign was author
ized by Congress the department
considered eradication Of the corn
borer impossible. The spring clean
up campaign conducted in co-opera-
ti0n with State officials in the in
tested area was an intensive effort
TO slow down the natural spread OF
the borer into the corn belt and to
delay commercial damage in terri
tory already infested.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-01
FADE
IN AFRICA

LONDON. Sept. 1.--Africa is be-
coming "civilized' 50 quickly that
1t fails to provide travellers with
the romantic adventures they ex-
pect nowadays, according to Thomas
A. Baxter, English movie expert.
who has returned to England after
taking six miles of film Of African
life.
Baxter. much to his chagFin. had
no encounters with lions or tigers.
and was unable TO discover single
witch doctor.
On the contrary, he found exsaw
native women in flesh pink imita-
tion silk stockings, and discovered
that the Africans are no longer
content to live in mud huts, but are
building homes Of brick.
''Kahld shirts and shorts, colored
stockings and brown shoes are be-
coming increasingly popular for
men out there" said Baxter, but
the native women spoil themselves
when they take to European dress
1t really Ii a strange sight to see
q near-black woman with silk stock
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-01
At RICAN BRE v
IS KILLED

PRETORIA, Sept. 1.--"Skokiaan,"
favorlte brew OF the, African native,
has received it's death.blow.
Under amendments OF the Custom
MANAGEMENT act only such yeast
as had actually been on order or
shipped for export to South Africa
III the time of. the Second Reading
OF the Amending Act Of May last
year, viii, be allowed to enter the
country.
After that all importers will be
required to furnish a permit to i'm.
port, signed by the commissioner OF
police. and only quantities required
for legitimate purposes will be
allowed to enter the country.
The tremendous native trade in
imported yeast will be quashed.
Trade in locally manufactured
liquor win be expected to increase
there being no legislation which
can affect it; but It Il doubtful
whether the native will develop a
real taste for it after enjoying his
''skokiaan" for so many years.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-01
RUM FLEET To
RUN BLOCKADE

Nv international News Serves
TOLEDO, Sept. LA small. but
srimly vigilant guard waits along
ire coast OF Lake Erie as darkness
approaches tiny fleet Of speed
boats, armed to the teeth and manned
BY crews who wait tensely. sensing
that On some night in the near ~.
ture they face a crisis.
The guard Is that maintained by
the United States Customs Service,
its enemy the omnipresent rum.
runner.
And with prices on Canadian IL
ouor soaring to higher and higher
marks. the man who can take
shin successfully and run the gaunt.
let Of that guard viii win himself
d small fortune.
IRE guard knows 1t, ana knows
tho that one night the attempt VIII
ia nlade-not an attempt with a
small boat loaded with several cases.
THESE are common. But a real ship
carrying thousands of dollars worth
OF Mquor-that's what the guard -
watching for.
And when it comes. it will come
with q, rush. Other big boats, know
ing that the tiny guard will have
Its hands fun, viii take their chances
On slipping through at the same
time.
The little guard isn't guessing.
Just across the invisible line which
separates American and Canadian
waters, there's another fleet-walt-
ing. waiting, just as tie guard Is
waiting.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-01
Spain Fights Embargo
On American Vineyards

A trade Estimated at around
$1,000 600. American money. is in.
volved in the efforts of the Spanish
to persuade the Gov.
eminent of the United States to
lift its embargo on grapes from the
Almeria province of Spain.
About five years ago the United
States Department of Agriculture
promulgated an embargo order
against importation of grapes from
the Almeria province on the ground
that vineyards in that area were
infested with the Mediterranean
fruit fly and that such importations
were a menace to vineyards in
this country. That order still is
in torcA.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-01
u. S. Women Establish
Businesses In Paris

PARIS, Sept. 1.--More and more
American women are establ fishing
businesses in Paris or other parts
Of Frsnce.s
In the narrow little street Bona
parte, on the Rive Gauche, Is a
charming little shop la CUR.
lande," the outgrowth Of an inter-
esting piece of work begun several
years ago by Mrs. Richard E.
Meyers, wife of Richard Meyers, the
American composer.
In the rue Jacob, just around the
corner from 'Guirlande," is Eliza
Lees Tea.Shop," a delightful little
spot where Americans go to indulge
IN hot-cakes, waffles, ham and eggs
and other American favorites.
ia Petite Casserole" is another
American woman's enterprise in
Montparnasso. 1t is famous for its
delicious hot oatmeal porridge.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-01

the United States Is employed in
the telephone industry.
The n0n-BeH, but connecting COM
panies, have a total of some $40 900
telephones as compared, under date
Of April !, 1927. with 1873, 900 Bell
owned telephones, so thar with the
growth Of the telephone since that
date, there are today well over
100000 phones in the United
States comprising the Bell system
With $4,000 persons employed
and with an investment in plant and
equipment of 81, 370, goo, 900 the
telephone industry ranks ais one Of
the major industries in the greatest
industrial nation Of the world.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-01
$4,000 " 0 R K
ON phones
~ Internatlonal News service

BOSTON, Mass, Sept. 1.--Just
about fifty years ago the first oper.
ating telephone company in the
United States was opened.
Today. about half a century later,
there aresin the United states 9.0ss
different connecting telephone com
panies, not including some $4,000
rural lines which are not designated
az companies, and. in addition to
the American Telephone and Tele-
graph Company and It's "a associated
Companies, for a total Of 9.59s teIe-
phone companies in the United
States
More than 425, 900 persons are now
engaged in the telephone industry
throughout the country. OF this
large number, approximately SIS 900
are connected with the manufactur.
ing end OF the business, leaving
about $40, 900 employed by operating
telephone companies. Thus one per.
son out OF ever ia inhabitants in
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-01
COAL WAR NEAR
SHOWDOWN
By WILLIAM 5. NEAL
InternatlsnaI news service

The United Mine Workers Of
America mas appealed II iniunc.
ton suits 10 the United States
supreme Court, the result of which
probably win determine their 30
year battle to unionize the West
Virginia soft coal fields.
With the union also now engaged
in a struggle with operators In the
central competitive field Of the
midwest, the high courts decision
next fall may also vitality affect the
fortunes Of the miners union in
this field.
The questions which the unions
attorneys place before the court
broadly are:
Can the union organizers appeal
directly to individual workers, under
contract not to join the union, to
become members and strike?
Is the union in attempting to
stop production OF coal in West
Virginia violating the Sherman and
Clayton antitrust laws BY inter-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-01

fering with interstate commerce?
Two lower courts granted in3unc.
lions AGAINST the union, ~ a result
81 strike orders Of 1922 and meas
ures to enforce them. The OPP
orators won victories In their efforts
TO resist inroads In the West Vir-
ginia fields.
The union, IN its appeal. fights
bitterly the ruling of lower courts
which, its attorneys assert. virtually
prohibit agents from persuading
nonunion miners Of West Virginia
to join the union.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-01
Film Men
Confer on Wage Fight

HAGERsToWN. Nd, sept. II.
Whether the four motion picture
theaters in Hagerstown win be
closed by 4 strike of operators and
electricians will be determined
sometime today.
A meeting Of the employees, who
threaten to so out on demand
of an increase Of IS per week, was
held late last night. but no action
taken. Another meeting win be
held today.
The present wage is $50 pes
week. All theater owners have re-
fused to meet the demanI.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-01

fngs o. 4 vivid hue and short
skirts.
II was most deeply impressed
with the amount Of illness among
the natives. In one school alone
a medical inspection revealed that
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-01
s2.97
1000 Prs. in the Latest
Autumn Styles

Pumps and oxfords. A lucky
buy for US. For we are thus
able to give you for $2.97 shoes
intended to sell for double in
most instances. Smart Tan
Shoes Satins and Patents, which
is acclaimed as an autumn fa-
vorite, both in New York and
Paris. Indeed, black is taking
its place in the lead this Fall.
Sizes range from 2112 to 8.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-01

Yeah appreciate the ease with which
apartments ear bs rented from tie
Rental esIamns o. the Classified Ada.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-01

INSIST-On the delivery Of
your TINES or Herald every
day. If you do not get your
Herald BY Z 4. M, The
Times by 5 p. M, or The
Sunday Herald By 8 /. m,
cali Main $3.50. Delivery is
guaranteed and your copy
will Be sent YOU Immediately
from the Times Company
Office By special msasenser.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-01

81 per cent Of the children were
diseased IN some form or the other
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-01
Administer q VelDet
Room-Size Rugs
S224. 81
Irregularities

The irregularities which are the cause Of the
exceedingly low price on these popular Axmin-
Minister and Velvet Rugs do not impair their
usefulness. Various patterns and colors. In
sizes 9x12 f. and S.3x1O.6 #.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-01
Linen Table
Covers

A Hecht Co. direct im-
portation Of linen crash.
Squares with c olore d
borders,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-01
Vdldnced Velour
Overdrapes, 81 p.

AT this price in two eolors only-Fose and blus.
A pair eonsists Of two side drapes and 24.ineh
valance.
Evening star., 1927-04-26

Charming Cretonne Pillows,
round, square, half moon, rectan-
gular, oblong and oval shaped.
For home, Summer cottage, porch,
sunroom or canoe. A variety of
cretonne patterns.
Evening star., 1927-04-26

To arrange for Storing your Furs
throughout the Summer-ask for
the Fur Storage Desk at Main
$3.50.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-02-19

first use of the term vaudeville" in
this country:
AN Tuesday evening next, De-
cember 5, the French company will
perform, when will be presented
Michel and Christine" a vaudeville.
Frontin Mari Garcon. a comic
vaudeville, and La Foret Neril-
leuse," a melodrama."
This term at that early date was
applied in its literal French sense,
meaning "a comic song or recita-
ton" 1t was not until 1885 that
/. L. Albee first used the word
vaudeville" as the cognomen for
the variant entertainment which he
and 8. +. Keith developed from old
time variety. With this the word
came into general use.
On April 10. 1927, the Mount Pitt
Circus announced that This estab-
lishment, having been completed and
splendidly painted and ornamented
by Mr.. z. Grain. will be opened on
East Monday, April 16. 1927, with a
variety of interesting Equestrian and
Theatrical Performances and a new
and interesting Ballet Subsequent
announcements establish that the
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prietor of the Lafayette theater by
which he is enabled to avail him.
self of the united properties of the
two establishm nts, together with d
stud of horses, unrivalled in this
country. Special pieces of the most
costly and splendid attraction are
now in preparation"
On February IS Mr.. Sanford added
to the variety program of the Lafay-
cite The Black Squirrel, who will
80 through the scalping manoeuvers
of the Six Nations, and sing an In
dian war song and perform war
dances" Fireworks were a special
feature on March first and while
there may have been no connection,
on that date also the saloon Punch
Room, Gallery. Bar and Fruit
Stands" of the Lafayette were popu-
lar.
Gong back to December of 1926,
while the 18th Of that month mark
ed definite change in the policy
of the Lafayette. earlier in that
month its management advertised a
variety program in conjunction with
| melodrama. This announcement
marks what is believed to be the
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German Scientist Saves
Life of Chicago Hunter

Nairobi, Africa, Feb. 19 L41 -
Honore Palmer OF Chicago, stricken
with sleeping sickness while lion
hunting near Nguru. owes his life
perhaps, to German scientist The
hunting party fortunately encounter
ed the scientist, making special
study of sleeping sickness, just as
Palmer became i'll. This was in the
wilds of the Gurumeti river region.
Immediately the German administer
ed treatment and in a short time
Palmer had improved sufficiently to
Withstand the journey to Nairobi,
distance of about $50 mile He
progressed so well that he is now
walking.