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, 1928-11-28
LOCAL

During the heavy mailing period before
Xmas when the safe transmission ard
delivery of parcel post depend so much
the more on the durability of containers
and proper packing, the postmaster will
be pleased to give away free a 1er of
boxes of various sizes to people requiring
the same for the preparation of parcel
post packages, and on slack days will also
assist them in packing liquids and fra
gile articles in the right way. This offer
has special reference to mailings to the
States and other distant points.
To. morrow being THANKSGIVING Day,
and a legal holiday there will be no issue
of this paper.
The Luther Leagues of St. Croix will
hold their annual Convention at Kings
hill Lutheran Church to morrow accord
ing to Notice published yesterday A
very interesting program has been pre-.
pared.
, 1928-11-28
Press Release.

27 November. 1923
. The following ~radiogram has been re-
ceived from his EXceIIency, the Governor
of the Virgin Islands:
"Congressman Kjess informs me that
owing to limited time at his disposal
hetregrets he wiIIsbe unable to visit the
Virgin Islands,
, 1928-11-28
c. r A G. K !!

Remember TO see the second cart of
Victor Hugo's colossal work entitled
The Barricades' 10 the Chris ..ansted
Theatre to morrow night. jnIs is the
gripping part Of the story quit an I'M
usual thrill, that you aunoC aiord to
miss.
, 1928-11-28

a @24A A&@ SA@%F% $500
Wednesday Night al 8 IS o'clock
C~HRISTIANSTED THEATRE
8.I5 THURSDAY NIGHT 8.15
BETHLEHEM THEATRE
FRIDA 8 P. Nj.
THE SECOND PART OF VICTOR HUGOS
Gle MISERABLES''
TiumDbanIy presented as the most notable and distinguished film event in years!
ONE or THE THRILLS
CRACK!!!
A sht rings out TO rms ciiZens"... lover the cobbed streets Of Paris,
Great stones torn from the roads overturned carts, fWnture, anything 10 m.;e the
great Barbados where 5000 people swarm over the sHer8 heati IN the greaest battle
scenes ever caught W camera!
See the mighty awe inspiring spectacle Of the French Reyouuon Follow Il giant
Jean Vatican in a soul stirring struggle against terrible odds! Fight inch Ey inch,
breathess & admiing with this unconqleaba hero who carved his own destiny n the
teeth Of misfortune.
ADMISSI0N
Chnstansed 40 & 20, FredeHksted So 49, & TO- Bethlehem % 70 4 l52
In the new reel you'll find
l. Nations of the world sign pact OutaVngW var
2 Women swimmers start or race in Canada with llOO as the pre-
Ethel HeHe of New York Whist the race.
g. America defeats Australia in tennis
a. New style auto bumpers are tried out England.
The car is drive at The rateof % miles ar hour against objects without injury to
the occupants
s. Chimp Champ and Chump the human cimpanz@s 60 in for auto repairing and
how!
6 The Saratoga racing season finishes with a sensational race.
The purse was $54100 and Jack High beat the favOurteI Uckspur
z New giant locomotives are tried Oto over the rOuta of the New York Cantr:| lines.
These engines are powerful and huge.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-07-27

goods of pleasing pattern. Make a
sun hat to match, to shade the eyes.
1t should be light and washable.
the children play in sun suits. after
they have acquired coat OF tan, on
any summer day when the tempera-
ture rises above 80 degrees. Their
legs may be bare or they may wear
barefoot sandals without socks.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-07-27
trachloride, chloroform, turpentine,
or ,benzol may be used.

Make sun suits from your romper
pattern by cutting the legs very
short and trimming out the neck and
armholes as much as you can.
Make the upper half of some trans
parent or thin material, such as fine
lawn, cross-bar muslin, marquisette,
or net. The lower part should be
of print or other opaque cotton
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-07-27
STRAIGHT TALKS
WITH AUNT EMMY
On When Women Come Into
M Money. aIass

AS Aunt Emmy slipped her tea she
heard the conversation. drift to the
Slada sisters. The fact that they had
inherited large fortune and would
have to administer 1t themselves
created considerable comment.
my husband says old man Slade
made big mistake not putting Il In
trust for Them" said Mrs. Burt. He
says women never should handle large
sums Of money because they are 'hnan,
cially uneducated' -he really means
dumb"
"All women aren't dumb about
money matters, are they, Aunt Mm.
my?" exclaimed Miss Pringle.
"Of course not" Aunt Emmy agreed.
'There are all sorts and kinds Of NO.
men all the way from very prudent to
very foolish"
well, anyway, an awful lot Of wo-
men have been victimized In financial
things-just look at all the widows
that have been robbed" insisted Mrs.
Burt.
There won't be SO much OF that In
the future a. In the past" Aunt
Emmy said. 'Women have been easy
to Victimize because they knew 20 1t,
tie about money affairs, but now they
are realizing this danger more and
more and are taking advantage Of the
financial advice departments their
bankers have set up for them. One
thing that has led to women's 1lnan-
cial undoing is their. natural love Of
pretty things. This trait often leads
them into foolish Investments and
speculations to get money quickly.
Once a woman sets her heart on
thing she can't wait until It Is hers"
"But If women didn't buy things,
there wouldn't be any business" spoke
up Molly. Women are the natural
spenders Of the family, Dad says.
"Yes, but they would have more to
spend IL they'd 60 . little slower"
replied Aunt Emmy: EVERY time 4
see q woman falling for some silly
get-rich-quick scheme ! think OF the
nice things she could buy with the
money she il going to lose. II they'd
go slower-they'd get farther"
From what / know Of the Slade
girls" Molly began-but Just then the
Slade girls themselves came IN. Z
Were SO sorry to be Late" they
apologized, 'but we have been having
our first lesson in finance down at the
Trust Company. They are going 20
give US quite q lot OF time and explain
all the things we ought to know about
money to keep u out Of financial
trouble" n
well. my dears, you are going to
the right school," said Aunt Emmy.
IF every woman would do that there'd
be less trouble and more pretty things
for all Of them.n a,.s
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-07-27
first row of stitching is ripped out
the dress is heightened an inch and
can be heightened again.

An old-fashioned remedy for a
stain made by tar, axle grease, road
oil, creosote oil, asphalt or asphalt
paint, is to rub lard thoroughly into
the stain. and then wash it with hot
water and soap. The treatment may
have to be repeated. Otherwise one
of the solvents. such as carbon te-
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-07-27
MOWER KNIVES GROUND

MOWER KNIVES GROUND
The undersigned is prepared to do
grinding of moving machine knives
and sharpening of any other sort OF
knives. promptly and in satisfactory
manner.
F. p. KEPPLE,
Rising Sun, Md.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-07-27
MRS. JENNIE TAYLOR

Licensed Funeral Director
Gentleman Embalmer Lie
ensed for Maryland and Penn
sylvania.
Dignified service given all
calls, night or day.
Cor. N. Queen & Walnut SITS.
Phone 122 Rising Sun, Md.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-07-27
TELEPHONE BRIEFS

Richmond, Va, enjoys the distinc.
ton OF having had the first telephone
central Office south Of the Potomac
River. This exchange was established
April /, 1879. Richmond now has
1880 telephones from which more
than 275,00O calls are made each
twenty-four hours.
West Virginia telephone users now
make more than $1,000 out-of-town
toll calls each twenty-four hours,
which is an increase of II per cent
over the same period last year, Of
ficials state.
Maryland the "Old Line State"
uses its modern lines of communities
tion consistently. Last year telephone
users averaged 1856 calls per capita.
During the past month the daily
average calls were about 100000, COM
pany officials state.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-07-27

WANTED. Live Poultry and
Fresh Eggs. Highest Cash Prices
paid. RALPH L. THOMPSON
Phone 135X.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-07-27

When a man works for money
only he usually misses IL.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-07-27

When making two-piece dress
for growing girl, take a tuck in
both skirt and underwaist, SO that
when you are letting down the gar
ment you change it proportionately.
Stitching the tucks at half intervals
with long loose stitch. When the
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-07-27

Variety in texture makes meals
more appetizing. Have one food
with crisp crust. like corn fritters
or scailoped tomatoes; another with
sauce: and third simply cooked
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-07-27

in water and seasoned with melted
hutter. A raw vegetable. like celery
or radishes lends still further vari-
ETY..
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-07-27
..nNs1pE" INFORMATION

~ hell a left from right sleeve,
see which side is cut slightly higher
at the armseye edge. The high side
I goes to the back OF the garment.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-24
u l7
|sr.UBY

/ "Sl'nby chybya hovori iste
prfslovie. A tiez to neiak tax po-
dobne v zivote chodieva, Ee sl'rtby
sa zpravidla nedodrzui1, alebo
aspon ME celkom prese.
| Dospelf mali by sa vsak varo.
vat. sl'ubovaniu predovsetkym v
iednom pripade: det 'om. Ak deti
chcd nieco dosiahnut radi prosia
a zobrajn tax dlho, az matka, ably
sa ich zbavila, sliibi i'm vsetko
nome. Nepomyslia vobec ma to,
elm moze 81 'uby dodrzat', a nevie
Isl potion rady, ked sa' deti doEa-
dnil splnenia. ,Je vSak v za5mu
deti samotnych, ably sa i'm neod-
povedalo ma ich prianie vzdy
hncd' naprostym vyhovenim, ale
ably matlka doyiedla tiez povedat
rozhodne "nie!''
Matky ysak casto def tom 81 u
bnjti rome veci, preto, aby holy
hodne. Deti sa takto priamo W.
chovavajG k tomu, ably holy
hodne, len ked "a to nieGo dosta-
nil. Prave TAX 81 mnohi vychova-
telia navylsli pripojit kin kazde-
mu varovaniu vyhrozovanie. Cd
meny tresty zaujimajn sice do
lezite miesto vo vychovnom pla-
nu, nesmie S ich uzivat primnoho,
mace ztracajfi svoju ilcinnost a
ztracajil ju vlast vtedy, jest-li sa
odmenovanie trestanie nedo-
drzuje. Diet'a co skoro zpozoruje,
ze dospeli u,zivajd 81 'ubov W.
hrozovanie len taxi nestara
sa d 'alej to, co Sa mu 81 nbujc,
alebo zakazuje. Deti Isl povedia.
ze dospeli ich vlastne klamn a sn
tymto sp6sobom vTchovavane tiez
k nepravdivosti. ze tym autorita
vychovatel'a neziska lezi ma
dlani.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-24
sLOVAK BOWLING
LEAGUE.
BY w. A. MIGLETS.

Steclton sstill at work breaking old
records and making new ones. Three
weeks ago. they broke ahe tcnm high
score for three games with o317 and
last Wednesday, A. Smith made now
individual high score for three games
with 55s, beating his tcammate Yargo
out by three pins. Aside from that
there was nothing exciting. Wansuch
Builders continue in first place alone
by winning three games from the Ohio
State Life. Rigclsky Tailors go into
third place by taking three from the
Frankie Billiards. Haselton Comets sur.
priced the Oakwood Service by win.
ming two games and Stcelton made it
two from the s. G. Sokols.
Wednesday, February 2ond-S. C. So.
kols vs. Frankos 7-S. Rigclsky vs Ohio
State 1-2. Steelton vs Haselton 5-6.
Wansuch VS. Oakwood IA.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-24
kud& Bohyiia spravedInosti
Napisal Arkadij Aver6enko.

| .'Podiyny prfbeh!" povedal
predseda. sUdielam teraz slovc
statnemu zastnpcoyi.
| "Poekaj!' skocil mu do rec
obhajca a odstrcil statneho "a.
stupcu, ktory stal pred MIN. Go
sa TAX pchas jake oslik pred svo.
jul matku! Lepsic bude ked ia
zatnem, sndruhn sprcdsedo! Mo-
Emo ze vam poviem take veci, ze
M nebnde potion treba, aby on
este hovoril Siidrnhovia! Predo-
vsetkym muslin vam povedat', ze
yrah opravdu kozuch nevzal. !"
/ "Jako to, nevzal - divi sa
prcdseda. "Na zakladc vypovedi
je zisteno, re -
"Ach, zisteno? Potnm pravda,
ie vec celkom ina. Ostatne, sved-
kovia mozu byt Itiez TAXI chytra-
ci, jako j -"
"Obhaj.a! Drzte sa yeci!''
"Dobre, to mozem. Teda chcel
som yam len povedat', re m0Gem
dokazat alibi obyineneho ~
~Hm, a jallo2''
''Pozrite, jake. V tom case prl-
We, ked neznami "liipeznici"
sobliekali kozuch onemu "cesto-
vatel owl, ia spolu obzalova-
Fnym boil SINE ma opacnom konci
mesta v cajovni Hracka
"Pockajte! We'd hovorite nes-
mysle. ,Obzalovany sam priznava,
ze NAL sch6dzku mattel 'om ko-
z,rcha -
"Zc pri1nava? Hlupak ie, preto
priznava. Tym horSie vsak pren-
ho. Do 6erta, co to robis, Jasko9
TAX najpry hovoris, hovoris -
alibi, alibi a zatial' sa sam prez-
radz,aies. Uz sam neviem jako to
hajit'?"
"Aha, nevies! Ale ked som ii
dohovaral, We to pojde i bez
mokrej prace", poslichnul 81
MAJ Naraz 81 siahn1l po nozi! a
preeo, pytam sa, bolo treba ubli-
zit' tomu Gloveku? Mohol kri6at
jako chcel, boil by SINE utiekli. >"
''Ba utiekli. - s kozuchom,
myslis? We'd mi dobre ruky neod-
paddy -
"PoGkajte,' divi sa predseda,
co, i w ste Dol obzalovanym9''
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-24
Moskva.. Sretensky okres.
y

Moskva.s Sretensky okres.
Zasedanie okresneho sndn6ho
tribunalu jc v plnom pride.
Ma dehnom porade je kradel
koGucha iedneho cestovatel a.
Prftomnf s1: obzalovany, stat.
nv x4stupca, obhajca, predseda
aribunalu a diva sndcovia.
UIinkniici'' jake 50 pise
obyicaine v spatnych divadelnych
poznamkach - 'su vsetci ma svo.
jich miestach. =
"Obzalovany!" vola predseda,
ssrozpravajte jako sa to priho-
dilo.'' .r,sr
~ "Jakof" tvari sa urazene OBJ
Ealovany. nAlsi nijako. Idem 81
teda $ kamaratom po 'Malej
Kislovke' a naraz proti mann ne
jaky pan. Tofsa vie, v kozuchu.
Qhcci SINE prejst', viete, okolo
naho, stranon, we'd yidimc, nez-
nanny clovek preao by SINE sa
i MIN zabyvali? Ale on nara7:
"Stojte!' VIOLA. No, to sa vie,
hastavili SINE sa kamarad ho-
sori: "Go 81 prajetes''
"To 81 prajem, We 81 vezmete
moi kozuch !"
ia 5 kamaratom SINE sa tax
frochu urazili. Naeo by SINE bra
i vas kozuchY hovorime, ci SINE
4obraci alebo co; Donna, hovori-
me, visf mono desat' kozuchov! |!
"A on ME, Ease mas, ni1ti: Vezmete,
hovorl, moi koznch, vezmete a
basta! TAX som sa totiE rozhod-
nul, poveda, re vam kozuch dam.
ia. viete, dokonca som sa pol "a
kal t0ho podivina: myslim 81, no
ten sa doista zblaznil. I'D tie, pa
ne povcdami mu, "svojou &C.
stou a my pojdeme tiez svojoup'
Ale on sobliekol 81 naraz koEuch
a bae aH Dol ma moiej
rnkc. Ja.Heto 50 vie, kritf1n: "Po-
Eeia! ~ oRssiahnuf rvchle, kama
ratovi IA aspss; yrtiahnnl naz,> rra-
ii 81 no do 1brucha, natiaihnul sa
ma dlazku a Nv bols po nom. ia
81 tax, s6drnhu predsedo, myslim,
ze, ten elotek boil blazon. We'd
jako mu< to. len mohlo talk nj
eoho mic do hlavy voist' ably nam
vnucoval svoj kozuchf''
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-24
Jeden 70 sudcov dopaleny

vstava.
s'S1drnhovia /! Na6o til sedime a
.zbyto6ne brehtameg ii til vsetci
Il $ predsedom spoleili sa pod jed
nou firmou - jaky to teda sud
Navrhujem, aby obzaloyany, OBJ,
hajca j statny zastnpca boil pos.
LAM k certu a aby bola urobena
prestavka. 4
Druhy sudca, ktory aa dosial
mlcal, nahnul sa k predsedovi
tribnnalu a vycitavc NM povedal
"To 81 ma pekne napalil, sndrn-
ha, hm! Koznch je 70 psej koae
a ty 81 mi no podstrcil jako bob
rovy. TAX jako ma potion poctivy
clovek kupovat' taky neisty to-
yar?"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-24
.Younasrowxska stoY S11iE1 1 xIiIx|
IS Jako by soma yam to povedal9 I

Jako by SOM vdm to povedald
Ideme teda ia a obEalovany pc
1Malej Kislovke'' tam pred
nami siel pan kozuchu. - A OBJ
Izalovany poveda: Po1ri, Serjoza
(Serjoza - to som jako ja), kn-
kaj Serjo7a, miestami sovietoya
vlada nrcuje ''tyEden k vyvlast.
ilovani,l nadbytkov' cd burzoa-
sic. A ia, hovori, myslim, ze ty6-
den je moe. My diva, hovori, mo.
zeme v piaticih minitach vyvlast-
nit tomuto burzuovi jeho. nadby-
tok, Priblizili SINE sa teda k ne
oznamili sme mn vynos 0 pat
minutovej lhote k vyvlastneniu
jeho nadbytku. To sa vie, slovo
"a slovom - he-he, on sa, vie, POI
cal vzpierat', kricat', a my, to
sa vie -
.Dovol tie! Vo vSetkom tom ia
nevidim vasej obhajoby -.''
''Jako to, he jn nevidite. -
Ked' sme sa riadili vyhradne len
vynosom sovietovej vlady -
.s q.
"Dost', siidrnhu, statny zastnp-
ca - mate slovo.
;" "Moja mienka ie TAXA, sildrn-
hovia,' povstal statny zastnpca,
"taka je moja mienlSa, Gc oni oba
sd darebaci bez okolkov musejii
byt' ods1deni, ale d6kladne od-
student. CT tax jednajii opravdovi
sndruhovia? Postavia t a ma straz,
81 'ubuji ii podiel, a potion -
"Odpust tie - Eoho postavili
ma straz I? Komu co slilbili?''
"Jako to, komu? To sa vie, re
nina Potion, ze sa vec odbyla =
nechcejii nv ami pocut' o nicom.
Co - hovOria = name ii rnkave
odparat', alebo co; Este sa smejii.
Ale ked' rN raz koznch predali a
dostali peniaze - .....
''Ha, co 81 talk myslis, ze SINE "a
to dostaG?': zakriknnl no obhai-
ca. "Mysleli SINE, re jc kozllch
bobrovv a bola to len barvena
psia koza. Co SINE mohli pre- tcba
q desat' tisic oddelit - povaz
sam. divnv Glovece -
~ dcsat' tisic? - rozhorGoval
sa mravne statny zastupca. exc
mu myslis We to nahovoris?'
"Ked' neveris, spytaj sa sidru-
ha predsedu. Povedz mu, sndrnh
predseda, kol'ko 81 nam vyplatil
"a tie veci, co SINE ii priniesli do
bytu v batohu?"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-24
ANTHONY JULIUS zTRAT1L
DzkB DEPUTY AUDtTORA

Anthony Julius, byvaly auditor
mesta Campbell, ktory v novem-
brovgch voi'baeh jsstupoval 20
kandidat peoples party : ma ma
,yora Campbellu, Dol mestskou ra-
don prepusteny . iiradn deputy
auditora, kde sa dostal po zvole-
nip. Andy Hamraka IA anditora.
Julius Dol aj.klerkom pre- mestskii
radu al toto postavenie ,ltratil.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-24
PREsfAHUJ1 cUDzozEMsKE
oDDELENIE DOLLAR BANKY

sCudzozemsk6 oddeIenie Dollar
banky bude .odst 'ahovane ma bu,
duel tyHden do novopristavenNch
miestnosti ma Commerce ST.. a, te.
rajSie miestnosti ma Wick Ave. but
dd dane do prenaimu obchodni.
kom, oznamil D. M. Wick, poklad
mix Dollar banky..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-24
'NEBUDE MO 2 DIVISION
81. MOSTA'

Mayor Heffernan vetoval tie
to dni yynos mestskej rady ma po-
stayenie Division st. mosta. Veto
val preto, ze most by nebol tax
postaveny, aaso BY NAL byt a tiea
preto, ze most by NAL postavit O.
kres a ME mesto, lebo Division u
lea ie okresnou eestou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-24

Season Records
Ind. high score, game Slifka 235.
Ind. high score 3 games A. Smith SOS.
Team high Store, l game Rigelsky
$40.
Team high score, 3 games, Steclton
2317.
Weekly winners second half to.date
A. Smith, Bernard, zupko, Bellak
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-24
Vsetko toto "a
Najnovsi Hoss1ER, sedo
i modro emajlovany

Tato vel'ka lacnotova prflezitost zapotne
sobotu. Teraz je cas- vyuzit prilezitost k lspore
Prave teraz dostanete SO kusov kuchynsk6ho ria
du t1to pozoruhodne nizku cenu. Hooser je maj
novsieho modelu rolujdcim dverami, krasne
zabarveny sehym emajlom jasnym modrSm ozdo-
benin. Vystrojeny rozsfritelnym vrdhom praveho
porce-Seieza, sikovne sypky ma mlku patentova-
nou osevkou l'ahko naplnujdea eukornieka
krdtiaca nadrzka ma korenie kovova skatula
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-24
Len jeden tyzden
Kazda zena chce mat
HOOSIER

kolase chlieb; doska krajanie, poliaky,
vcsaky atd
Nkdy nczbadme tie l'ahke tyzdenne splatky.
Len 81 hotovych ostatok pohodln6 splatky.
Dovezeme vam no hned' .s,@F
zeny, prichodace do nasho obchodu hovoria, ze
toto je ia najvaasia lacnota, akei kedy poculy.
Kabinety sa nam miIaju ryehlo, rozumie sa, ze
sety riadu aluminia nem6zu byt objednane po
upynatf tyzdna Preto zabezpeete si ich este dnes!
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-19

clean, truthful and wholesome
George T.. Patten, Adelaide Chase,
Nance Newman, j. Thomas Hopkins,
as we'll as famous doctors, nurses
and physicians complete the east of
this great drama.
While mere is nothing in "Moth.
crhood - TO bring the blush of
shame TO anyone, even q child of
seven, it is we'll to understand and
recognize the national prejudice Il
gainst presentation of sensational
drama Of the type of Mother
hood = to anyone under sixteen
Therefore when this drama of the
lifc-blood of the race comes to the
Palace, tonight and Friday, April
l9 and 20, matinee and night, it
will not be shown to any boy or
girl under sixteen years.
1t is clean, wholesome, and is for
mixed audiences, teaches 4 great
lesson and carries n real and vital
message to every grown up.
Motherhood like all really alb
sorbing stories, is picture that
breaches. 1t is frankly intended to
convert audiences all over the world
to Il. more sane view of the problem
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-19
THEATERS

Timeliness IS always an attribute
in appealing TO the motion picture
public and, as was the case of
"Wings, - the epic of the air, "T-he
Legion Of the Condemned, anoth-
er screen story Of the aviator, which
opened at the Valley theater last
night is bursting with this selfsame
constituent.
"The Legion of the Condemned"
will give the spectator full enter
tainment along lines, namely thrills,
love interest and entertainment.
From the man who takes his flying
seriously right down to the flapper
who likewise dwells a bit upon the
romantic side, no one is to leave the
theater where this picture is being
shown without a fine reaction.
1t is the War again. You cannot
get away from that, but it is the
War from an angle only touched up
on in Wings" and developed to
Il high degree in this story. \ young
American, newspapeman, thrown
together with members of an unat-
tached flying unit at the front;
men who have debts against society
that can be obliteratd only by an
honorable death. They fight for the
dangerous missions, making their
deeds of valor the talk and envy
of the fighting front.
1t was only natural that Para
mount would select young William
Wellman TO direct ''The Legion of
the Condemned. :" In the first place
he was a member of the Lafayette
Squadron himself during the War
and there is little you could tell
lin about the flying of airplanes.
Secondly, this is the young man who
handled the megaphone on "Wings"
and so there is very little you could
tell him about the photographing of
air pictures.
Further than that, the story is
from the pen Of John Monk Saun-
ders, the author of Wings"
Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-19

is q picture for adult intelligence
ana one that mothers, sweethGarts,
wives and husbands in all walks of
life can see, enjoy and profit by. 1t
is not merely Il clinical exhibition
hut is indeed Il straight t-forward
vital, cngrosSing story of two Wom-
en- in different social strata, as they
face the supreme problem OF the life
blood Of the race.
In making "Motherhood,' the
producers have earnestly striven for
clarity, and for realism, for this rca-
son leading members of the medical
profession, co-operated in the sup
crviSion of the hospital scenes, TAX
en- by the way in the kniekerbockcr
and Bellevue hospitals in New York
City probably the only scenes ever
taken in these two world famous in
stitutions. AS n result "Mother-
hood gives important and we'll au-
thenticated advice that should have
a powerful effect upon fathers and
mothers throughout the land as well
as upon prospective fathers and
mothers.
The most widely discussed photo
play of our day and generation is